291 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6dd73c439e72e6242c501fd38f025330.pdf 55d98fe8777f357a73a67bb82f0544b4 PDF Text Text n p . Fair tonight, slightly colder, except 1n extreme northwest portion, possibly light frost in north portion; Sunday fair. k Leased Wire Interna Uonal N crs Service __ F WBA1 SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY. APRIL 23. l ‘>27 | * » NUMBER 220 Member Audit Rureau Of ('irculnlions O f A rmyA ir Service KAI-SHEK WILL D eath T oil M ounting U. S. IAN KILLS Chief IsAlMiamiBeach To Greet A s Flood Conditions FIANCEE, SELF American Good Will Fliers STH A reR eported'W o rse stIn D etroit Plant AT VERSAILLES Are Injured A n d Others M issing In ti(<n of ncrkil communication Iqjila* torv;’ A ri.ig bcdecUislT-ity nw'altsHiem and the army’ escort that accomMarion Roberts O f Chicago tuinuil General Patrick from Wash, ington nnd additional pitmen from Relieved T o Have l l c c n Montgomery, Ala., will bring the Slain B y Julian Meredith aviators into the city .Civic bodies enters Aided Hy IMarooned By SwirlW h o Then Killed Himself will entertain the pioneers of aer­ , Most ial navigation to Lhtln-Americn inff MississippiRiver during their stay here over the Bodies Are Found In week-end. : "vi Is Reported Quiet ^ The chief of the army nir ser­ Auto Close To Cafe MIAMI REACH, Fla„ Apr. 23— vice comm nting on the flight raid: (IN,s)_M ftjor General Mnson M. (inventor Murphrce SendinR "The Pan American flight was Large Fires A fe Caused By Passages Of (Hades Drainage Parents O f Girl A r c Pros- Patrick, chief of the army nir ser­ Suflerers T’ n Safely A h vice, is here today awaiting th-> intended primarily to allow the Rills By R o t h Chant Iters Rnmltardment () f 1‘ ukow; lrated; Romance O f Two arrival o f America's Pan-Ameri­ American countries south of u - tho Water Continues To Rise; Biggest Action O f Week; Nationalists Roost Army Unknown To Eilhor Family can ‘ good Will* fliers who are friendly feeling o f tho United Sla­ Sanitary Conditions p o o r Horrible Death Faces Ritter Ape Rill Fight Seen (alsBefievesSponscheduled to touch their homeland tes, the il.nlre to cultivate close 2,000 Refugees Near Apr. 21?*—(IN S )— .Tu- this afternoon after a 20,000 mile relationships and at tiie same timet SHANGHAI, Apr. 23—(INS) GREENVILLE, Miss., Apr. 2.Tjus Combustion TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Apr. 23 linnPARIS, to illustrate the ease of coinmuni- Ohiang hiang Krti Slick is making ready ( IN S)—Evacuation of Greenville, Meredith of Hnffnlo and a wo­ flight over every South and Gon- cation Ivnowlton’s Landing nml time saving possibili­ for a renewal of his drive to the twenty-flirt lirnninl legis- man believed to be Marion Roberts trnl American country. center of the rich Mississippi della, fsed Explosion —The north, according to reports receiv­ wns ordered todny by Governor The four ’good will’ planes nre ties." Inturc did not oj>en today, having of Chirugn, Meredith’s fiance, were Death stalked llie trail of the ed hr re. International News Service adjourned yesterday for the usual found shot to draTh in an nuto- expected to arrive from Havana. Dennis Murphrce. While large forces of Nationalist Cuba, at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon aviators and at Hu:nos Aires a jjOlT. Apr. 23— (INS) week end vacation which is pro­ mobile todny near Versailles. With tho death toll slowly The Mississippi floods havo inun­ crash between the Detroit nnd the frrr.p!oyees were in ju r- vided in the House and Senate A revolv r was found in Mere­ after creating » new bond between New York cost the lives of (’up- troops are being transported across dated Greenville to the extent of mounting, extraordinary mea­ tho Yangtze River, tho Nanking the countries of the new world In ]0 others are unne- rules for the first four weeks c-f dith’s right hand nml the police whnt General Patrick declared to­ lain Woolsey and Lieut. Benton of fortresses have continued to cx- eight f«t*t. with water still pouring su res woro heintc tnken today the legislature rules, and then theory is that he killed the woman chnngo bombardment* with the over the protective levee, nnd the to save thousands o f persons f0r today in a series night, morning and afternoon ses­ nml then shot himself. day to be the 'greatest demonstri- Detroit. Northerners in Pukow, nnd accord­ Governor ordered 13,000 refugees «icms at the B rigffs sions wll lie frequent and the leg­ Meredith and Miss Roberts are ing to dispatches received bore the to be removed from the city nt marooned by the swirling wa­ islative. grind will be more tense known to have left Paris yester- j ctnrinff Com pany tiuin ever. te rs o f the Mississippi River. Nationalists have bad the best of once. day for an automobile trip. They will be tnken to higher pla­ the artillery battle, although h nvy Governor John W. Martin’* twe Never in history 1ms the Madame Vergnolot, who was giv­ damnge has been suffered in Nan­ ces in n fleet of boats. Meanwhile tUnres wore ruRhUd to Everglade* drainnge iiills, one nu ing music lessons to Meredith said lower Mississippi valley, from king. The Northerners’ guns have all othzr citizens of Greenville do, tof the blast and ire, tlpmzing the Everglades drainage today that Miss Roberts nr rived on siring to leave on those bonis may Cairo to the gulf, suffered been chiefly those of nn armored liourd tc.* float a twenty million Thursday nt Havre and that Mere­ train operated hy Russians, and do so, tin* Governor decreed. such n disastrous flood. There are |o##wc<l. dollar liond issue and the other dith drove down to nvol her in a tliero is one report that this train Mon* than 1,500 refugees wore approximately 75 known dead in a«, r»i,ns vtTP IrnppOtl on authorizing it (<• levy an ail val­ new car. has been out of action. tnken from a kvee surrounding the area. fibor of the building and orem tax on the district is neecs“ They loft Paris' yesterday nt l (.'lining Kni Shek is reported to Grcenvillo early today nnd sent to Thousands nre homeless, millions to have nu't . death. ’ ary, were the priueipul events of P. M., apparently very happy," said lie personally preparing to taka tho Vicksburg for safety. The steamer of acre* of fertile fnrm lands are n o were turned in in rttp- the third week of Florida’s I927 Mmlnme Vergnolet, "1 laid invited ,,wn pbring most of th ' lrgfsluture. The two iiills, passed them to dim* with me last night Sanford Attorney. Slated 'Vp. Selection Of J u r y I s Com field against the armies represent* Tollinger, towing three* bnrges., under water. Damnge will run into pleled L a t o Friday A n d itig his Nationalist opponents in mado tho transfer without loss of millions. ibtrict fire apparatus nt Thursday l»y the House mid yes­ tint Mi.-s Roberts declined raying. Become President Of NanHankow. There nre unconfirmed life. *“ terduy !»y the Senate, will liecome ‘ I uni so happy to be with Julian Huge thnrtur* "f' speeto* Reports to tho Red Cross Indi­ Adjourned; T O t a * .— ^ lh<l vn,>e,mni ford Civic llody, Says Press /augment..I l>y thousands laws wiien Governor Marlin signs and prefer to have him all to my­ Reports from outlying sections cate thnt 75,000 |>*rsons need food, Lvidence Hi gins Monday |^f3nkow nrmi?s has already clashed today indicated that nt lenRt 30 no- clothing and shelter. This number o r Business Is Too Ureat them. lartorv U'-rker self tohight*." with forces supporting Chiong nml groos wore drowned when the levee is expected to doubls within a few Tin* Senate has been invited to „t ,1. id. <1 the fir.' nr Police were confident His. the LONG ISLAND CITY. N. Y., come away victorious. in years. Twenty fire tile state insane hospital at < hut- case was one of murder and sui­ broke near Scott Wednesday. Hun­ dnys. Tho Red Cross is seeking to S. Digliton, member of tho Apr. 23.— Henry Judd Gray, corset Tho situation In Shanghai re­ dreds of houses were swept away raise n $5,000,000 relief fund. %»|y ixaped death when tahoochee for todny and n num­ cide. they raid, ns Miss Roberts’ iciplosions caused a wall ber of members will probably go jewelry was still on her body and a law firm or DeCottc-. Spencer nnd salesman, nnd his former mistress, mains quiet so fnr os the foreign on the plantations nnd a dozen A slow, horrible death is facing settlement is concerned, although there to visit the institution. 2.000 terror stricken refuge?* nt jut to rave insum of money was found undisturb­ Dicliton, today announced that Mrs. Rutli Snyder, both accused of the enmpnign against radicals con­ towns flooded from tho break. The breaking down party lines ed in Meredith pockets. .ardrtd nun were working Mnj. Paxton, of tho Mississippi lvnowlton’s Landing, Ark., they nre despite the insistnnee of ninny the murder of the woman’s hus­ band, Albert, bad n dny of rest in tinues in the native city. Hankow is Msldir.g when the explosion that for so many yearn marked Meredith wns divorced in Pavia friends, he would not iwissibly ar- their cells today, pending tiie open- still reported in n State of tense National Gunrd. is in charge of the marooned on n levro two nml one Appmximctely f.o Injur- a hitter fight in the South my lust July by his wife, the former relief work. Motorboats is the most half feet wide. The rushing waters thk* in>- „ f tho supreme battle for their excitement. r^^ursi fnim the Inirning Democratic and Republican* was Dorothy Thompson Roi: el, who t*opt office of president of U netded thing in Greenville, actually nre gradually eating nwnv the needed to save lives, officials said. ground from under them, tlnle-s lO:hr« arc believed to Seen this week by Speaker o f the charged him with desertion. Mere­ Chamber of Commerce, which1it lives on Mondny. LONDON, Apr. 23— (INS) — Sanitary conditions were Imd to relief comen within the nori 12 . rjught in the debris.. House Davis when he voted for dith wns 27. Miss Roberts was 23. to be filled on May B. | There wns no session of court Ythr injur.sl are .not txpccl- tho adoption of n memorial asking The ballots for the voting by the tc L* After tho five days’ ntrug- I,nrge fires have been caused by day in Greenville, following th*1 houre thoy nr? believed doomed. Madame Vergnolet said that Miss President, c oolldge and Congress Tho fined i.t cxi»ect"d :o •i*’ , f ... _f*gle l.» complete tho jury—which shell fire in Pukow, according to fMlUre of the water ?yitom yestor<, physician!' ;ud.Roberts received n cable from her done Into yesterday—court an exchange telegraph dispatch d*y. Rh t water U being used for peak within the next ! n d.i* rifgk MaaufnC .. :: Gnm- to ruiso the tariff is.i pepper* and mother yesterday, stating ‘all well- membership for the Bonn , Governors arc to bo hailed out ,on j wa3 adjourned until Monday when from Hour Kong today. The di* drinking purposes. L . |>o>Ii(.•fur :i number of tonutoes frndi unit half cent to love-motli«r.\ s j tho lowtr Mississippi. Hei ic April 29 nnd are returnable to (ho , the lawyer. ..ill outline their ens- patch stater that'the Northerners yitomoldte- conipnnie.-*; » thin* cents per pound. Tho water is apparently' taking •forts nra being made *o f 11 •nj'ti The automobile in which the two “ I vote ‘ny«\* because I believe j Mrf!r, an employe* of In \rkuu: ° r to«tImony will in Pubotv hqvc cv* haor-d bombard­ a outhi astward courso, At n dis-1 protecting levees bodies were found was but l.DOO ChuniWr offices not later than i ments with the National!..13 i i lance of tUren mile* froin’thi*. city, .Mississippi and Lquithin*. ; commence. jij-, working on the. third i Imt the old time Democratic pint- yards from the restaurant where Counsel for l»oth defendants ctzn- Nanking and Mint «hcl'« have dart­ the* wat3C is being divided. by a 1 The Govoinor hr.* ordered <5.111jc uf i.lu* exalofjqn. form on tariff fer revenue only the two d in d 'nM nigld. Police May 3. Mr. Digbton Ims been pvominenllv ». today. 1 The final ed disastrous fires In Pultew. try hailit •won* left l< - lit a*dead ilatMlno iw bMorida. ^<t state flu'd The wotunfiV body drainage e.uiol. ovncuatlon of 13,000 t-fugoc*’ vomlpently mentioned n* as u » ct]o^ce choice rcrn.4 fcrr<.4i| wi.»',Jlie wi.*%jjij» n. Icftst, when hpplled to <<ur own Northotn- irvn- .in l ’ ukow havo Sovcvat bunt*., -nail on-s, havi Greenville. Mi**., Condition* are iaging inferno. for a seat on tins hoard. nmrWBr jutihk tftf-the rtrtftfrie found in the driver’s sea and the continodities, and that the only fired on C/t.ie70 m.rchant-inen ’Koch caViitZed'nml lost ht the Emt- jtnrpruviag lit the * t *‘ „ Iwmking .nt the third fhvor top of the cav was down. The car­ election would have placed him nt ^ RaVo them from tho choir -a ern srotion of tho city, where tho •eiphnioii mcm r.-d." Mcy- lino of denim cation now existing riage nl aider nt the restaurant tins heud of the Chamber through struggle which will recall tho hoc- landing pussettgoni at Nanking, Additional reinforcements are be­ current in the streets is 25 miles ST. LOUIS, Apr. 23— (INS)— lit a Luo! hospital, where between Republicans in Florida is where tiie two dined said that when tlie action of the governors, it is fjc court scenes of the Tlmw case tho negro question," Davis said in ing sent out to meet tho Fongtion an hour. Mercy workers, who havo labored believed. land the Hull-Mills murder trial. liwnsvtii for treat in nt. they left the top of the dir was up troops which havo advanced along Second story houses were in de­ with untiring hnnds for many ilnys ||ti* n terrilde roar. Men a Iloose journal as an explanation and Meredith was driving. In liis statement, made to u re pro } Uut flie present case will, pre,.or die Pckln-llnnkow Railroad in Ho- mand todny. Every available socond in the flood-torn areas of thes Mis* M ffloor unconscious. I made for the reason why ho voted ‘nyo' sentative of The Herald this morn- scut a new nnd unique angle. For, . story houbo wns filled with refu­ issippl River, centered their eTIP the outside, Mumbling on the tariff memorial. Mr. Dighton said that the while tiie defendant^ vvoro'’arrusad ^ h f l ^ ' T h o ' f f i o ing, CHICAGO, Apr. 23 (INS)— Mr. This week's legislative session forts today in the states or Arkgees. i nn th way. nnd Mrs. K. E. Roberts, parents of exigencies of his own business and indicted jointly and will b« Workmen were making every e f­ nn*ias nnd Mississippi where heavy >worker., tiled to reaeh saw a hitter fight in committee Marion Roberta, were prostrated at were such thnt he could not devote tried together, the two groups c PARIS, Apr. 23—(IN S )— ‘ We ri men lull Ilie smoke mret |ig Aiver the anti-evolution the time which he believed tiie im­ lawyers defending them plan top are prepared to adiust tho regret­ fort to get the city’s waterworks tides continued assnults on river their Oak Park home today when bill introduced lust week by Rep­ lack ill operation to restore sani­ fortlHintlcms. it.-e it was impossible. I resentative Stnlnuker o f Hills­ informed o f the death of their portance of the position would re­ urate lines of defenso. table incidents that preiudlced our tary conditions. Business is at a Tlio bnttlo nginBt tho hovering kre are tunny dead on the borough quire and for that reason would There will ho a shifting *>f nrrlvnl nt the new capital (Nan­ county. The bill, having daughter in Paris. . figure o f pestilence nnd death haa standstill. it" ho forced to decline the honor, if it htanie, it is believed, despite king)." Gen. Chlang Kni Shek was Although members of the family beeomen real problem In Arknn- , ■P.Arlin-, an official of the been reported favorably, will prob­ declined Gray’s stnteincnt Thursday Mint quoted n* naylng In an interview to discuss the shooting, havo been awarded him. ably l»e brought up as a s|>ecinl or­ m 1 <*re thp refugee enmo** *ro^. lliilid: "We do not know der of tile day next Thursday. lie did not want to accuse Mrs. Following in hi:i statement; "I they said that Marion met Julian telegraphed from Shanghai to the ; cause of tla* explosion Two more "pale blue" laws made Meredith last time she went abroad. trust that 1 nni not presumptions .Snyder of responsibility. Petit Parisian todny. Tho inter­ and n corresponding iiirrea'c In cvi| ll was due to spun- their appearance this week that There was no romance insofar as in recognizing an uppnrcnt effort Dana Wallace * and Edgar G. view continues. sickness noted. Thus for medical ' IfWflliJstilill. of tbo part of many of my friends Huzleton, for Mrs. Snyder, and would cloae everything that hours authorities have been successful in "Our inquiry show* thnt tho |n* u.| iil.not Till men fr<nn the word “ amusement" and pre­ relatives knew*, it was said. Miss Roberta was a piano teach­ to elect me to tho presidency of Samuel J .Miller nml William J. murder* nml pillage were duo to preventing any scrlcru* outbreaks Some weii* seriously vent Florida citizens from “ carry­ er at tin* American Conservatory the Chnmher of Commerce. Millard, for Gray, declare 1 after communists. Tiie guilty will he pun­ but many eases of measles, mump* court wii * adjourned that they "w hile J appreciate thut tin* ing on the usual occupation <T the of Music, Chicago and had just been and whooping cough nre under ished and tho victims or their fnmitin section of the plant, week" the bluo law question is treatment, in Paris one day, Mbs Stella Ro­ position is an uncommon honor af­ were "delighted with the jury” , Uoh will receive just indemnity. MEMPHIS, Tonn., Apr. 23— ! pars ago over nn area still undecided as tin* committee berts, Tho crisis in tho situation in .­ her sister, told International ter mature reflection I havo ar­ adding that they felt sure that a “ We do not fenr our enemies at (IN S)—King Cotton, which for *• thre* arres, npparently on amusement to whom nil blue S&rvice, . rived at the conclusion thnt the du­ fair and honest verdict would be Hankow. We shall rout them quick­ years has reigned aupre'int in the southwestern Missouri, now n vast lidas firemen from all the Sunday bills have been referred, News Prosecuting Attorney lnke, nnd In southern Illinois, is be­ The young woman went nnronti ties thereby cntnlled nre such returned. zi conducted a losing bat- cnlne «ait o f session Thursday to continue her studies. She at­ that iny own profcssionalandpcr- Newcombe expressed similiur sen­ ly we shall not refuge republican Mississippi delta and St. F'rancis lieved past. A slight droprin the aid—even thnt of Marshal Chang I nsin, ha* nrnctlcnlly boon de­ Rs'dock. The damnge was without making any report, being tracted considerable note n<*. n pian­ tlmt my uwn professional and per­ timents. Tso Lin—If ho accepts our doc­ throned by the Mississippi floods. river hn* been noteil in this sect­ Westimated from $4,000,000 unable to reach n decision. ist for radio station WLS before sonal business would interfere trines and gives guarantees of alnWith approximately 10,000,000 ion and tho remaining lovoes, with those duties which, by every Ballot Committee cewity. But Russian officers will no | leaving for Paris. ncres of tho south’s best cotton strengthened by temporary sup­ |os<t number who died in right, should ho performed hy one longer ho tolerated in the Nation­ land today surging pools o f mud­ ports, nre expected to hold out *wa ami fin* will not dc- Roads In Flood Area whose time cun be more easily Of Chamber Named dy . water frezm floods, un<i no tho waters now within thoir conalist army." IWknown until u cheek enn Are Given New Orders spared. drainage for perhaps a month, fillO*. *, Artue said. Around 200 ••The' Chumtier of Commerce plants will bo fofcwl to grow late The liullot committee of the Florida Alligator Is normally un|iloyed on the should he one thnt would require WASHINGTON, Apr. 23— c >m if nnythlng this year, suy WASHINGTON, Apr. 23™ Chumher of Commerce election wns for whrr the Idnst oceur(IN S )—Lives of 20,000 refugee* the whole thought nnd action of n i .nrket exports. Suppressed By Faculty ( ISS »— HeciHIM! of flood conditions inun who is both nt the same tlnv named Ibis morning. U F to con­ Cotton planting wus to bo Btart- were endangered when the Mi*»i&# S:15 the neighboriioixl In tho Mississippi valley, the incapable nnd able to devote a large sist of K. A. Walthall, J. O. Sharon • c 1 throughout these sections noxt sippi River jumped tho levee nt GAINESVILLE, Flu., Apr, 23— kd by n terrific* blast fnl- tiestate commerce commission topart of his time to tho office of andVolic Williams and the work of v. eck nml much of tiie ground hnd Greenwood, Mississippi during the ' * spurt r f flames from duy issued orders directing n I the Committee will begin tin the (INS)—Suppression of today’s already been broken for the plant­ night according to reports to the A request from the National Red president. I Phr.t," AHue said. "Us- railroadh to handle freight having Cross for financial aid to Ik* given Red Cross today. "For this ronron, I bcliovo thnt evening of May 3, it was announced edition of tho Florida Alligator, ing. , , St 200 men are employed origin or destination in Arkansas, to tho flood sufferers in the Miss­ I could not conscientiously accept ‘ today by E. J. Trotter Chamber campus publication, was ordered Tho levco crumbled whilo the Growing of cotton requires dry Lurd floor ah re the ex- Louisiana, Missouri a ’..i Mississippi issippi river valley has he**n receiv­ this appointment of trust and ho­ secretary. last night, it became known today, weather uh well as dry earth. oity slept, Miss Puulino Marshall, J.wrr* nod. We carried out by tiie most direct route without ed hero by Rev. Mortimer Glover, nor, should such appointment he The entire edition was hurtled on After the floods have receded, the a relief worker at Vicksburg, wir­ Tho list of these q vilifiod to vote i.Some were seriously in- legat'd to the directions made by according to nn announcement tendered me. I muke tills state­ in the election, to he held April 29 authority from President A. A ground will ho too wet for two ed Red Cross headquarters. The peo pie took refugo cm housetops to­ I®4 !,)n>1' nppar ally only shippers. ment so thnt thu members of the to May 3, Is published in The Her- Murphrce of the University of weeks or more to grow cotton. made by him this morning. dny wniting for boats to carry The order bocomes effective at Tkrned. As far as we know Chamber will not consider me for Florida when allegedly libelous aid tliis afternoon and officials o f " • -« »—»—• 'n“ >•»«««*« The local chapter of the Red them to safety. Ben on other floors es- orce. the organization staled today thut matter wns found in its columns Local Men Attend Cross, of which Rev. Glover b the position." Fifty box cars, filled with re lAhar may have been trapTho iiffnir was said to be the head, 1ms already sent a snmR the list wps believed to he correct. fugees several iioints nlony iwiinr stairway* or drbris.'' Three Indian Runners amount for use In the floodedId «* Minnb princes and chiefs o f In* outgrowth of nn anonymous article Any member whoso name is not Canal Board Meet the riverfrom arrived in Vicksburg to 1'jPt r kk■'*1 the entire east tricts nnd expects to sen d more he iiu ure wearing squeaky shoes to on the list has been naked to^com- printed three weeks ago which in­ day. Between 4,000 and 5,000 an IJ* »t th- Detroit Railway OnLong Distance Run stated today. Tho amount Impress their barefooted subjects. muniente with President F.. A. volved tho military department nnd J. G. Ball nnd A. P. Connolly, T.iilf mile away jingled and from the United States is $>».000,- Special shoes with squeaks (tiie Douglass of with .Secretary Trot­ tho head of another Florida Col- members of tho St, Johns Nnvi- duo to arrive by hoot tonight. Many refugees arc sleeping on louder the squeak tiie higher the ter, and his naiiio will ho published logo. It is believed the first time »» of neighboring buildKANSAS CITY. Mo.. Apr.” 23 000 ami Sanford's quote is u rrin CJitlon Board, nnd R. W. I'carmnn, hay because no cote or blanket;, Iar , tcr' ' 1 A large pnr- (IN S )—Tarnhumura Indian en- lively small proportion which could nricc) are made hy several Eng­ in the Immediate future. in history* that tho alligator has secretary of tho Board, attended are available, Miss Marshatl raid. |*f P'ant Wall toppled with lish firms. l,o4>n suppressed hy fucuity censor­ ll meeting in Titusvillo yesterday duranco runners left Kansas ( ity he easily afforded, he declared. Sherman Lloyd, treasurer of the ship. Athletic Club at 7:25 o’clock ihU nt which I’. A. Vnns Agnew, ntI p i i v i 'S T o ^Jiit |y dense funnels of local chapter, is handling tho flood firinliv renorted morning on their 32-milo mara­ torney, officially reported on on the the 1 f O l l C T L v i t > t o 1. ‘ s smoke gushed front the thon for laiwrence, Kan., where relief funds and nil donations art decision Funded down by the Su­ Attend Convention Ruil Merger W ill Be I in a few minutes the they expect to arrive at 3 o cl<Kl> to bo turned over to him by per­ preme Court relative to the suit rt floud.* were* lit hy rons wishing to contribute to the Debated A t Hearings to require tho levying of a tax for afternoon. „ „ , Trotter secretary of thi 1swotmg |0() feet into th'o this The Indidis, Tomas Zafiro, Jose r e l i e f , Rev. Glover said toduy. purpose of digging a c«nul boE- “ •J . r* jc^t t^i? . crimson glow could lit- Torres and Manuel Kulido. who re­ The whole state of Florida has tween the water* o f the St. Johns Chamber o f (^mmercp «eti im WASHINGTON. Apr. 23— r ^ n fn r mile*. ley believed he nuld shoot num­ .afternoon for Chattanooga, wner. cently ran from San Antonio tu hern naked to contribute ns much An exhibition golf match that ber one hole in time for lunch and (IN S)— Hearing* on the Vnn nml Indian Rivera. w kjri and women, Austin, Tex., as a prelude to the us possildo toward aiding th Doo Other than to discuss plans for! he Is to attend the three l,3>’ *** Sweringen railroad merger will bol *i,?. " “ hion department i Texas relays hopo to establish n victims. The Red Cross is* niahlW is said to have created a great Mr. Po|k* wus satisfied that he future action of tho Board in whu: *lon of the Southern Comniere al irln May 11 before tho Interstate deni of interest is being played to­ could shoot the same hole with millions of dollurs in supphis to -rtu' ***'' *av,,d from in- 1new enduronqe record. Commerce Commission, It wus an„ appears to ho u long sek o of litl- i FccreUrlea Association and school. the stricken ureas and the money duy over the Country Club lin k s both barrels. ,r'\Vf'' «'f mind of I ration, there was no official uctlon I Refurw leaving, he announced between W. IHenley nnd O. J. Signs carrying a mesrnge nnunrvd today. |»rkou«ki, foreman o f the is needed Immediately, his announ­ io token, tho local members stated, that at the Association banquet Muhaffia Pope, both of whom nre known "please be kind to the trees nnd Immigration Heads Director of fra n co cement stated. .. conduct _______ tho _____________ i They refund to comment on the ,Tuesday evening, celery from the to carry a golfing reputation as grass" were stuck up at distance , will hearings, Tli.’ hearings hearings will will ho ho on on tho ap- plan* which the Board may huvz Dell Brother* packing riant wovlJ Release Capt. Tate long a* a little piece of string. of two inches apart around the The ' ■* * ' * Chesapeake * ’ ' formulated, ** * 'he served and that each niomk"- o! r f* ■ the & Caddying f‘*r Mr. Henley is La course This* I* said to crate nn pliention the association would !><• presented advantage in that they were high Ohio, now controlled by the V nn . — Verne Hurt and acting as a uMOPd KEY WEST, l la., A| 1° I-dK’al Hoy S c o u t s with n Ri m Jny -olf ball, manufac­ enough to constitute wall that will Sweringen interests, to acaulre M l for Mr. pop* is W. J. Morse. Both Man Known (IN S )—Captain Byron tured ot Lnke Mary, tho box carry­ keen out thousands o f spectators, [control o f the Erio and r'*re Mo 1 * caddies started for number one live o f Scotland, who liaa l»ccn re­ ownership, ing the name. “ Sanford, Fla." . Horo Dies Thursday TOKYO. A nr., 23— ( INS)—Fol­ S y of whom would gladly pay quetto ° -----tee with u bushel busket of balU. f„ r tho tained by immigration authority.* $100 to 1^ excused from watching and to Issue $59^0^,100 or com- I lowing n prolonged dUcussimi loA flock of south sea pearl divers hero for the past two months, tfcil n 11 Scoutl wuk . k - match. __ »-v. m en capital stock. SEVEN RUSSIANS DROWNED |jy •II. L I Mur- was released yesterday from cus­ day. the Japancto cahhwt «k‘ >*jon are among tho entourage for ser­ the mf _ _____ D Cornell, of Tampa, died In the iiroposal to exJttml the vice ut the water holes, if the lat­ Just before tho start, Mr. i "I’" i>ppi> nFPOItTFD BETTER Dial / Timrouuy morning o f np • - I ,iV.-'m C , . tody Inst night nnd left immedi­ was caught uncrating a baseball REED Till m .u jj n n i r.u *,' ately for Palm Bench where ho lias day hoiikini moratorium to the ter are ever reached. fothiwiiig an illr.ee* <?f *w* , , MftSCf) colonic< • The governor uf k«' • ; hut explained that it wns to he | n _ T n ftrr . nj .... <i* si i i i l Charles Powell ami Jim Pittman uttn- duration, according to'* i »;n "f the city. u faun. .ten no: however, lias personally ordered *i are* tiie umpire*, referees and field ‘.olvoil hy The lleraid this j )* "I for om* dim*IiiiiniKrullon authorities River. This w»s, tho | iK *al nioratoriam there. judges. Powell carried u pair of today to stute why Captain late ,st**r holy ; the first fra ilty o f the Eas*er holTnking precautloJis to presen i stilts and Pittman was observed ter and on tho green known in Cornell l» — * ‘ gotHng getting along | Mr was detained on his arrival here order, police prohibited the sclicduj’obrated iclon by last Monday, was ‘ " Uy }day», which were being ce’obrared tho | absolved from nil suspicion *i» t * - 1. 1'.'.u,e packing u periscope before * “ wt*. nicely." iclu y «t th . H.arjr F.r.1 “ » nf",n' ; : thli t«..k.,r*.l in » ,c .n l» n ~ -t ill t ^ h i r e d tho enter- from Havana where ho hud been led performance iu Tokyo of G|>hi* opponent. Mr. llrnley atari. • i i 1 n dun ns ■!«•)«» oi us singing visiting. 1Addin ,« in « “ t e n . MU. Vtrgt.hu. Smtth. jth . p n n .w lh tln n .n r cCunhu-, lon Sinclair’s dram., ‘^riijre was busily and lustily blowing .... Both well known professionals The man claimed to have serv­ 1 u i 1 roar thc»ir fUid to concern Mall Street a basketball. were confident of victory. Mr. Hen­ ed as an officer in British Army flu J U he»r,i as fur as manipulation*. during the world war MIAMI REAUR. Flu., Apr. M (IN.SK AmcnenV Tlo6d Will” flier* ennio tmSlio toduy after n. 20,000 mile air Jaunt over Latin. America.* ■ t ! ► The four plain s uliich carried the United Stated message of . friendship to every country <>f| South nnd Central American gli­ ded into Riscayne Buy here at 2:j R7 P. M. this afternoon. (;,ns llcadway FLORIDA SOIONS Serous ENJOYING THIRD InMany t tars WEEK END LEAVE flo o d r efu g ees M^ eA^ e0S 5 3 S v>m"KM‘>uk0"n.5!,t!ARE ORDERED TO Shangbai Situation |QUIT GREENVILLE Death Toll Placed A t 75 By Red Cross IjlavRun As S As 5 Million DIGHTON NOT TOURS. SNYDER AND PERMIT NAME 0 N GRAY REST WHILE CHAMBER BALLOT .COURT Large Cotton Croft lia s Been Ruined By Flooded Rivers Red Cross Request For Flood Aid Fund Is Received In City G olf Ball Manufacturers Chuckle As H enley-Pope M atch Gets Under Way u*bivoKRenefil Jap Cabinet Delays Moratorium Decision v �PAGE EIGHT TIIE S A N F n nn HERALD, FRIDAY, A PRn, 22, 1927 Sport W riters A re jFOREIGNINFLUX U rged ToJoinFight DRIVES NATIVES A gain st Davis Bill FROM IRELAN D . PAl.ATKA, April 22— (IN S)— Formal protest against the recent l III IrftTvduccd fcy Speaker Fred lluvis ot tin; Florida lcciblulurc « m tailing liie power of the pro? > in the matter of receiving mailing i ending and publishing sport new.mh.i issued today by President lY lc Norton of the Florida Sport Writers Association in a statement to the snort writers and editors Herman, French, Belgian And Jewish Population CJrotvH Rapidly In F r c c S t a l c DUNLIN. April 2 2 - The ponplc of the Irish Freo Slate having ecured control of their own affairs hav • chnrae oH»t!c«lly enough en­ listed the services of all manner of their woik f*»P milk politic; them. Tlie German, Frencli nnd Bel­ gian Colonies In Ireland—which are so to speak State-aided— nre in­ creasing their numbers daily, while many nationalities width are not state aided, noticeably the Italians und Jews arc also on the increuita. Thr native population is steadily declining and at the present time the native Irish are emigrating nt a more rapid rate than at any time a since the great famine of JM8. On the green hanks of the Shan­ non, there i.< a German colony 100 strong engag d in the big engin­ eering feat of harnessing the water power of the most lordly river In what used to he culled the British Isles. $ 35, 000,000 Program The initiation of this scheme a huge one involving a total expendi­ ture of over §25,0011,000. designed to give light and power to the twenty six counties o f Southern of wholesome I re Inml—wan tho first big cwistrurtjvc effort of the Free State Gov­ ernment. j German contractors arc charged with employing to the exclusion of tli" Irish of whom about 100,000 an- unemployed at the present time One fourth of the worker* on the Shannon scheme have hern import­ ed from Germuny and in the coun•J.5.1 o f Clare ami Limerick the Ianof the Teuton Is more fre­ quently heard than the native Gae­ lic. Hie Itnlirians lone found tlicir home in Cur’.ow. A Rciglnn firm was jriv.n the Government c6ntract of erecting a sugar beet factory in that town and there are betwern JOJ and .’100 Belgians employed tlmre. Th Dublin City Commissioners, unpointed by the Government to supersede the Corporation gave a three year contract for denning the at re. Is o f Dublin to a French firm and special machinery from Franco was-imported for the. purpose. A strike o f fVr i raljon workmen Jed to an upr. a nt by v.-hlth tho num­ ber of Fr.tieh|n <M employed wns limited. A similar condition was imposed in the cme o f a contract I Iven to n German firm for buildini? .'>00 dwelling houses in the miIitirhs of Dublin. Building Perm its In 28 Florida Cities Total Five M illions JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Apr. 22 I(1NS)—Twenty-eight cities in Flo­ rida issued new building and biterlay ntion permits during March worth $5,000,200. according to a statement ■received here today from S. \V. r- 22 Straus and Co. ugh- . Th» statement gave the follow^ ,ti . ing building activity figures fur [Florida cities during March. ' ,c’ i Apopka * 4.825 Duin itnulciiton , 00,4P0 unt- Clearwater 00.475 y is Coral Gobles 207.000 Undo Pity 1.500 said [Daytona Reach 01,015 C ar-. Delray 2.000 not Ft. Lnudeidnlc s .'128,071 ?.. - Ft. Myers 170,140 .. Lawyers in Snyder C a s e Delay Trial While Band Plays Igikclaml Lakownrih Melbourne.Miami Ocala Orlando Pensacola Sanford Snrasotn Scbring St. Augustine St. Petersburg Stuart Tallahassee . Tampa Went Palm lie Winter-Haven In Great Iiritain the feet nre used ns an aid to identification and it lias been shown that tlie In­ habitant* of London hav*u *!umr Him feet, those of Wales, low in *lm arch, and those o f Scotland, brand )n the solo. of Ills predecessors j3 man. lie In married. Court receded after V ken wax selected. Mr*. Snyder was taken court without a diunre tc her iiH-ther. .She did i «lanro in tlie-dlrection o| l-ro figu r; in black ns g (.Continued from Page One) unt. ihiftid in pis chair and threw walked toward n d>nr jn one arm over the back of it. of the court room and & Shortly nfS.'T tnc attorneys re* bridfre of sighs" to tbr ' • *» , •’ mined i|tie*tJoning the eighth jur­ ing. or was accepted. lie wns Louis ituckdnschel, em­ W oman Gets 10 Yi ployment manager oT College Print, lie wa- tho two hundred nnd For Slaying Daufl nineteenth tnliBim-.it qdestioned. lie vas a widower, 17 vent.; old. wVh tw<* children, a hoy of seven UN'S)—The jury tryin- 1 and a girl eleven. Chratline Stoble r, y t|)c r' J A few minutes before court ad­ her i ixteen-year-old journed at one o’clock for the lun- Rosa, today brought a ihenn mean the ninth juror was manslaughter after they hsil picked. He is Everett Van Yrun- out more than nineteen homd J;en, 10 years old, u secretary to a manufacturer of Wo. 1 Unveil. He has ; p n pray •JiHjr>.nml Jjlie most coming to get the wonderful bargains offered in our publicity Baker Brothers Shoe Store One Lot Ladies’ Hats values up ;(>, $7 and $8 $ 1 , 0 0 Sacrifice! All Our High Grade Ready-to-Wear Several hundred pair L a dies’ Slices, sizes 2 I-2 to 3 1-2, displayed on Racks. Help yourself. Delightful morning » Dresses Beautifully made dresses of voiles, lin­ ens and rayons- Just what the careful wo man needs for morning wear. :i(i Unldcnehcd Sheeting. Good grade, yd. 10c Underwear crepe, in colors, 25c grade, yd..... 15c Underwear Dimilv checks, in colors, yd. 15c Underwear Voiles, in colors, 25c values vd. 1‘Jc High grade satins, flat crepes and crepe de chine fashioned into neatly made dresses. All smartly trimmed. (loud quality percol, .'1(5 inches wide yd. .. HO Inch sateen, 10c values to sell yd........ Apron Gingham, 15c values to sell for vd Cretonnes, good grades for ... 15c, 19c •16 Inch Blue Chnmhry, good grade, yd. All Silk Pongee, extra quality, yd. ...... Baronette Satin, ail colors, yd........ ....... ID inch Crepe De Chine, good weight, yd. •10 Inch Georgette, extra good otialilv, v $ 3 . 8 5 T0 $ 1 0 . 9 5 Afternoon Dresses Your Vacation Starts the M i n u t e Your Trij) B e g in s I’liilIy dresses that are so very much needed for afternoon wear. Models of geor­ gettes and crepes, trimmed in beautiful laces and rihhons. •• ’ S.T-50 Silk J ersey ( Ladies FULL FASHION Ladies 1 FASH IO N AULti Hosiery Millinery RARGAINS IN LADIES I.ISLJ AND SILK HOSE s4cc Scenic, Historic Atlanta, Chattanooga, Nashville, Civil W ar Battlefields, Tennessee Mountains, the beautiful Cumberland River* Dluegruss lands and Evansville in Daytime. 2 Through De Luxe Trains Daily DIXIE LIMITED l.v. Siinlur.i A G 1............... 4:03 I*. M. I,\. Jacksonville ,\ (• |,. . . 9:45 1*. M. _____ Ar- t'haltunuoxu N C A.St I. .12:51 I*. M. Ar. fit. I out* I \ N - - 7:90 ATm ! 7 : 15 A . sT. A r . t l i i e a g o C AL K 1 . . ’. A lso Seamless sheets, 81x90 for I’epperel Sheets, 81x90 for v. Saofrrd A C L iHi- A l ' A i . ( Ilivttuimoga N ( . . . 1. . . A St L Ar. I . o u i It l l Ak N Ar. < him go c: A K • 1 . # 1 : It) 1*. M . . . 4: 10 1*. M.* THE BLACK AND TAN OXFORDS AT SAVING PRICES H0r SI ..TO § 1.711 $2.39, * t «9 12.Oh >3.50 IS 98 $1.9* Values f o r ................... Values for Values for Values for . $2.35 $2.71 JJ2R M E N ’S Suits Shirts Work Pants RATH ING SUITS FOR MEN. WOMEN (. IIILDREN WILL RE HOLD FOR *1. HI A . M . H; It) A . M . lit : 3 5 1*. M . • WONDERFUL VALUES FOR CHILDREN » §1.25 Values *01 *el| for $1.75 'aluc* will sell fur $2.25 Values will m II Tor $2.1)8 Values will m II Tor $3.50 Yuluvs will sell for Ladies MEN'S FLYER ,.\. J a ik -x m v Children’s BATH ING the DIXIE Shoes For T h e F a m ily ALL THIS SUiM.MF.lt STOCK AS CAN RE TO GO DURINt FOR 91.50 Value* tu sell fur .......... SI.US Value* tu m*II for . $2.51) Values to m-II lor 11.50 Values to sell for WONDERFUL RARGAINS FOR THE MEN *IKc Values on sule lor . Tile SI.50 Value* on sale fur $I.|M $1.98 Values on sale for . . . . 81.09 w o r k s u n n 's 76c Values to go for .. . I9e H9c Values to go for . -00c Uhc Values to go for ....... . 79c $1.75 \ a.1ucs sacrificed for 11.75 Overalls sarrificcd fur $1.25 Overalls sacrificed foi* ■ fa r tlttp lr g a tr u w s f a r r * «»J atnrr rafanaattaa, a ffix 1 l i u tine •. c u m i n _ x a ru n n - U t r«iM»<r> Ag#,.i iimwii I V. fas,ll. * «ia.,tt si.U i.tJ w a i iwiMtiJb.lU M i Uod* r , i . n i « -fit** !••,•#« 1 11 D4•.f«is*m. w.* fioi jlrim.Jli. MwOl Tr#»,/»., <« IV.|. 4 UuralL *n liusMi om.ta i«iaM,dh.IWi 1X I E R O U T E '•J^erfrC I Ji\ Tor)c Interertinx S. A. IUW 1N, Prop 6ANkX>UD A V E N U E and 2N D ST. �PAGE TWO THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 2.3, 1927 The Sanford Herald P ik U a k n l every n ften tn n a e ie flt S am lnx at ■ n t n r il. F l o r i d a 111 M t f i i M I * A r n a r . r o l r r n l no P e r n o d C lo u M atter, M e m b e r kT. «lni>, a t t h e P o a t o r i l e e at H a a f o r d . F l o r i d a , a a d e r A rt of M a r e h S. IRftT. II. 1~ I I R A 5 __ _______ ii. if, n r .n o ------------ ___ E D I T O I t M A 5 A C lK .lt K 4 HI.K 15. J O M 'S , M nnaaiav E dltot T h e H e r a l d , P n a f o r d ’a p i o n e e r a e n « . p a p e r , aul.arrlbra to th e l a t e t n a . il u n n l k ' r m t m l e e , e e r e l r l n a f i ' i m I til, an p rrlor m o i orp aalaatlon t n r a l r th n oaa a d w o r d , dally eoree* In a a ll th e tr a d in g e r r a t a o f th e ra lire w orld . T h e I. N. ft. la r a r e r Hil­ ly e f f l r l e n t l a K ln rlda and ftr runnaer o f h a n d lin g ata te n e w a U w ltbn ot e^nnti T h e H e r a l d la a m e m b e r n f Ihe A ail It l l n r r n n n f t ' t r r u l a l l o n a , a n f n t r r n a t l n a a l A a a o r l a t l e a o f I’ nlill-hera. A dv rrtlaera and A d v e r tla ln a A a e n t a w h l a h ' - r n n l r r o e n r h I’ u b ttaher-inom ber m ■ r ’ ld ilt to a d m r i i i ^ i a u d i t n f a n T M 'r lptln .i llata In o r d e r In a e r i f y ah a oln lelr nil r l a l m a o l e l r e u l a t l o n , aa w e l l aa h e a r a t bualK rea a i e t h o d a . SATURDAY, APRIL, 2.1 1927. tm k u r n * m 1 'i.A 'm m n |r—■ K e o n o n ij In r l t y a o d r o u a t r n d m f a ln f r a l l n a I.— ' l e r p r r w o l r i r o u t e t o J r r h a a A « Hie. A —- t unaf r a r t l n n o f I V J o h n a - I n d t a a , H i r e r t'nnnl I — l a n u a a r a l l u o j f m o a t h l y ••Payu p V\ r t k . * I ^ - A a p a e a l l a c o f h n lld ln g p r o g ra u i— h o a a a i, h o lrla , opartaaaaf hnuaea . 4 — A C n i n i n n a l t y C h e at, T.— r u n i i r t l n a o f r l <t b e a o l l f l M tI o n o r n a r a i u . A — a n e w a n d uiiwleru b n a p t t a L itm i.i; v K itsi: r o l l t o d a y THE TRUST THAT SAVES:— Mem* know I that the Ixird saveth hi* anointed: he will hear him from hi* holy heaven with the saving strength of his right hand. Some trust in chariots ami some in horses; but wo will remember tho name of tho Lord our (Jod. Psalm 20:0. 7. PRAYER:—Gracious I-ord, Thou givest great deliverance to all that trust in Thoc. Help us put our trust In Thee. As Minmi Life would say, it's a fine mourning after the night before. o ■■■ Roy Williams was at tho game yestonlay wonring his admiral’s uniform. W e’ll say It again, we think wo have a hall team that we can Crowe over. -n“ Music either kills or cutes/' lays a noted surgeon. Welt, surfsry does too for that mattor. --------- o--------One hundred slaughtered on a train in Mexico. Cnlles blnmos Ca­ tholics; Catholics blame Cnlles. ----- — o--------It is peculiarly appropriate that the Ford -Stpiro trial should have ended in a mis-trinl because a wom­ an talked. The way the Calory-Feds fielded ♦.hoir positions In yesterday’s game vus a pleasing exhibition to thu local fans. —-------o-------— Antl-prohibitionists admit that the west is the dryest purt of the country, hut Arknnsas seems to be pretty wet. MM- — -I> ■■ ■ W We'd just ns soon bo in a hurri­ cane and get it over with ns to be inundated by n river flood for weeks nt n time, —..— o ------ -Judging from recent newspaper dispatches thu life of a traveling man in Mexico is u matter nl hut fleeting consequence. • --------- o-------. The President of Vussar College snys he sees no reason why girls should lie prevented from smoking. Try and prevent them. -------— o--------Judging from A1 .Smith's recent reply to Marshall, It can bn said for the Now York Governor at least that he has some good advisors. Usually it's th> person who in­ vites flattery who isn't worthy of it. —WnycrosH Journal -Herald. .Such Invitations usually have R. S. V. P. on them. ■o ’ The comprehensible .Martin Drainage bill passed the House al­ most unanimously. Senator Wat­ son's might have hml more luck if tile averaflp layman could h*vo un­ derstood It. ■— ■ o -■ ■ The Celcrymen have taken two games from Orlando, repenting Just year’s history. Hero's hoping that todny’s contest will not end ns tho third game lu«t year. The Colta won. Press Censorship Some Dimming and ridiculous conclusions have been drawn by n subcommittee of the New York State Crime Com­ mission in a recent study of what it terms the causes o f tho increase in erirru*. Perhaps the most asinine o f its findings is the declaration that the publication o f crime news is serving ns an incentive to crime. This assertion was made by tin* com­ mittee despite contrary opinions offered by many judges, dis­ trict attorneys, police chiefs and others who deal profession­ ally with crime. The committee in its efforts to fasten the blame for crime increase, sent out questionnaires asking the question: "do you consider that the methods used by ihq newspapers of securing and presenting crime news are in any way a factor in the present crime situation?" One hundred and eleven re­ plies were rec# ived and a largo proportion of these were em­ phatically in the negative. In spite o f these results the com­ mittee recommended that legislation lie passed to curb the press in the dissemination of crime news. The committee would severely punish newspapers for what it describes ns "publishing facts which m’ ght assist in the escape of criminals." The meaning of this statement is somewhat obscure but we take issue with the inference that newspapers are hampering police efforts in running down criminals. We have yet to learn o f an instance when a news­ paper violated confidence imposed in it by publishing informa­ tion that might prevent police from capturing criminals. On the contrary, we o f the newspaper fraternity have always recognized the. existance of a gentleman’s agreement with authorities to protect and assist them at all times in the pros­ ecution of their duties. Our experience also has been thnl city, county, and state authorities are quick to admit the value of the publication of crime news for the effect that it hns in checking crime. Turning the spotlight on lawlessness always leads to a better­ ment of conditions. There’s the exnmple o f Canton, Ohio, where n newspaper’s relentless expose of crime has rid that city of one of the' worst vice rings in the history of the country. In recommending a curb on (ho publication o f crime news, the New York commission is suggesting the use of press cen­ sorship, u thing that could never bo carried out successfully. Freedom of the press has long been recognized as one of the cornerstones of American democracy and any move to destroy a perfect enjoyment o f that heritage is n direct attack upon one of tiie fundamental beliefs of a liberty-loving nation. The fact is that the New Y'ork committee lias stepped off on the wrong foot. It hns made no real effort to ascertain the real cause of crime increase. Instead it has disregarded the testimonial of people who are in a position to know and have substituted their personal opinions based not upon facts but upon some foolish fancy. ---------------------------O-------------------------- Mr. Depew Grows Young Chaunccy Depew, who has nil his life been unusually active and is even now chairman o f the board of directors of the New York Central railroad, will celebrate his ninety-third birthday Saturday. Fop forty years Mr. Depew has made it a practice to give interviews to the press on various topics of interest on the occasion of his birthday. In recent years these interviews have been o f particular interest as-coming from the oldest man o f national conse­ quence in America- It is helpful to learn the thoughts o f a man who has lived long enough and is mentally active enough, to know as much as is possible for a human being. Ye{, as Mr. Depew said to a correspondent Wednesday, "When 1 was twenty-three, I thought I knew it all. At 93 I find there is a lot I do not know” . It’ would seem Hint a man at his age might becomo pes­ simistic and especially in these times have a tendency to re­ gard the "younger generation” , which in this case would in­ clude everyone from eightv years of age down, as going to the dogs. Cut Mr. Depew does not. lie thinks that tho youth of today arc not only better but also smarter. And the "good old days” , he said, were not all they are cracked up to be. "The poor man today” , he declared, "hns more comfort and conveniences than the rich man when 1 was a boy” . When asked ns to ids formula for living to a ripe old age Mr. Depew gave some good advice. First, he is careful o f what he cats; he hns found out what disagrees with him, and he then leaves it alone. And he never over-eats. But most of all, he doesn’ t worry. Worrying, he said, exhausts the nervous system and leaves one worn out whether ho hns done any work or not. "I have always made it a practice” , ho said, "to tell my family every evening the moal pleasant experience I have had during the day." IIow different from most men who tell their wives the worst tiling that has happened during the day. Mr. Depew’s method, of never thinking of anything disagreeable between his evening moal and bed time, is much more likely to result in sound sleep. -------------------------- 0 -------------------------- CATTLE TICKS-POLITICS TAMPA TIMES Tho Times is told, from Senator not been impressed before. Fletcher’s office, ttml tho senator If wc are not cart-less of our has been Informed by Dr. J. R. Moh* own interests and Mind nf farts ler, chief, buronu of animal indust­ this announcement from ttie* bureau ry, thnt uftcr May 1, 1928, entile of animal industry ought to im­ that have not been dipped and cer­ press lls importance upon the rert tified as tick free cannot bo shipped of «|S. in interstate commerce. This is not Cuttle raising is an important in­ The Herald reproduces in another an arbitrary dictum of Dr. Moh- dustry in Florida. It can und should column on this page an unusually ler’s. It will only he In compliance ho made more so. Instead, unless interesting oditoriul by tho Dear­ with a duly enacted law of the Uni­ Florida cattle are made tick free, born Independent on the recent Chi­ ted Slutes. no that they ran he carried in inter­ cago election in which ‘Wild Bill’ And yet, in the face of such state commerce, it is destined to Thompson was chosen mayor. I■ . o --------things as this, there arc those in dry up on the stall: and come to lie I’m cutting quite a figure these the Florida legislature who would numbered among the things that days, said tho young fellow ns he slop this stute from such work as W'eiv. Suc h n culmination would took another scrape with tho safetv razor.— Gainesville Kun.He duos- she is doing , , and such, progress , , , ns mean the loss of an immense ac­ n’t cut near the figure his old m an "no Is making in getting rid of the count of money to Florida. The u sed to with his antiquated esttlo ticks. One who does not pos mere fnct that her cattle were un­ sess unfailing ability ns a mind straight-edge. reader can druw no conclusion der ban would add to that loss, in­ Th 1 ’ ’“ w York * -ler'ran on toys from their position save that they directly hut surely—and possibly in unthoughl. of ways. n cliculntion o f 1,120,000, the larg­ are playing politics. Instead of letting up on tick erad­ est In ihe United States; Th’-- Han­ Cattle l irks hurt and hnvo hurt ford Herald's circulation is about Florida in no telling how many ication wit will cntiK'gc our effort* three thousand the largest In Semi­ ways. Among these is thn' th q in that direction, if wc possess t ither common sense or business Judg­ nole county. prevent the slate from developing ment. It is to bo trusted that what­ At any rate, u few thousand •is she should In the matter of dai­ ever 1 gislution 111 reference to cat­ of Ameriran troops will have n rying. Others of them arc us bad. tle tick* will look toward more ex­ To think thut Florida cuttle, or tended efforts at their ubolishmc-nt .chance of giving Chinu thu "onte over" which will prove profitable a large portion of them, uro soon from Florida cattle, rather than in an educational vay.— Florida to hu denied shipment through in- tending to stop or slow down what Timer-Union Once over there, terstate commerce because of tho in ulready being dnm . If such is not the case the Icgithey may not find it such un eai y cattle tick would >.<cm to be about the lust straw. It has not been long elnture will have done Florida im­ matter to get buck. sines Florida watermelons were mense hurt. Whui is needed to be done is to When Cool idgc gave whu* *** iield nu in Georgia, under a law or .e ol that state, because of the gel polities out of tick eradication penrxt to be u slam to U crJu, Hoover by saying that if Kellogg danger of transportation of rattle and cattle ticks out nf the stute of resigned, Hoover could not he the ticks in the straw which furnished Florida. The nun who think they next secretary of state, ncrhnps the bedding for the car* in which they will bo the wurse hurt by such a Pnsident mwmt thn; Hoover was were packed. That served to im­ procedure will turn out the ones too on egggry la tba C'>ma*rvc De­ press the importance of tick eradi­ most benefited by it, — Tuiupa cation upon muny on whom it hud Times. ft purtmMt to he removed. Brisbane Sees It Uolli Olil Fn.ihioni'd. E. F. Hutton's Realm. Blaming Tin- Movies-. A Ynu-Uef-Ynu-Will Chin. Ity ARTHUrv. BRISBANE r<>iirriahi hut nr star On. r— “ w c 1,08 ANGELES, April 23 Crotating from ocean to ocean you soi- interesting nun anti Hungs, among others an old-fashioned rail* mud conductor on the Santa Fe and an old-fashioned Christian In I,oa Angeles, The com!uctor Is W. D. Van Ber­ gen, a* aide, active and keen a railroad man us ever protected an exploit* train. "Railroading" more thnn 50 years, he- tnlks of pussenger cars that were -10 feet long, had seats that hit you in the middle of the hnck, windows with four small panes of glass in each, lighted with candles. "R etire?" certainly not. Rail­ roading is mor> interesting thnn retirement, THE OLD-FASHIONED Los Angelos Christian has painted on the hnck of his Ford touring car top, in white letters, n foot high, “ Tell tho world .Jesus Saves." He drives slowly about the street, and some, undoubtedly repent. J & isuT wh*T Id Co WflHWfrt A fTeZ we GbTs it •B ut HOWlOi57oP Too busy today to give to this column of stuff reuse. Next week there %fl ‘ real clumn in words J and the meantime our pawl among you for KUbanX ’Ihis column will continue u I big feature in all t|„. We||. •newspapers of the world » . for it. * I--------------------------For Aching Or Tired F« See A Foo; Speciilin Phone 11)2 For Appoint** Dr. J. R. Vicller (.'hirup'itddst At Lloyd’s Shoe Stnn HIS SUPPLY AT ills PORTABLE RHONOGRAF $12.50 «ind Sir,,oo COLUMBIA And Records UKULELES $1.75 Strings For All Instrum BICYCLE TIRES §1,7 j ] j I | ! F. P. R1NES 1113 Sanford Ave, Rhone 401-J E. F. HUTTON’S Los Angeles branches tell you that such com­ forting information was needed yesterday by bears that have ig­ nored good advice printed in (Ins column for months past. They hud a little'bear panic of their own, while stocks went up. General Motors and Atchison, well man­ aged companies, went to "new high prices for nil time.” And some de­ jected hear covered 10,400 shares of General Motors, in one trans­ action of nearly $2,000,000. DON’T GAMBLE, for you will surely lose. And esp:cialiy don’t "sell short." That’s like running in front of an express train. In England, where you can bor­ row money cheaper thnn here gen­ erally sp:aking, the bunk intu is cut from five to four and one-half. And here, money will ba much cheaper. It’s no time to he n hear. Best news o f ail, cotton went climbing; hut unfortunately that wn» due to floods drowning out vast cotton umw. suckers nlso come in f ;s share of argument. All at matters will he settled „ the cushions for the seat, j** More Work for the Dry Squad DANCE Every Wednesda NIGHT (\ Of C. Bldg. Lake Y Music By Lake Mary Serennd 4g& Z Chester Saunders, Dir Aam . 50cLadiesF CHICAGO CHOICE DEARBORN INDEPENDENT II. S. WHITE Nor is thnt his only promise. A wide-open town is one of the pros­ Attorney At Law pects dangled before the citizens of 305 Fir.sl Nat’ l Hank B Chicago by its new Mayor. And I think that pnving the^ alleys SANFORI), FLORID therein lies a source of possible in the business district of Sanford \ future embarrassment for the wet is one of the finest moves ever in­ Will practice in Stale propagandists. Prohibition, ac­ augurated in the annals of the c ity ., Federal Courts. MR. PAUL KELLY, movie ac­ cording to these gentlemen, is the For many years when I edited Tho . tor in a small way, is held for thief contributor to crime. To Herald I tried some means of pav- , murder. The usual roar about mov­ the Volstead Act they lay full Ing the alleys in the vicinity of ing picture immorality will follow. blame for the wave of lawlessness The Herald offices, not only to It would be better to roar about which has swept the nation .since make cleaner alloys but to keep I the Snyder case, with the husband the war. But Chicago, now, will |(jown the dust that blew into win- 1 in the case brained with a sushhave no more prohibition, lawless- ’ (lows and doors in the summer time wtight Ur he slept. liras, therefore, should reuse. If an,j gt.pt everything filled with Paul Killy of the movies Killed it doesn't soma tall explanations dust nnd dirt. Paving the alley.! his man, husband of the lady ho will be in order is not only a sanitary measure Gum clipped lir admired, in a fist fight, and prob­ but it looks mighty good to tho ably had no intention of killing. stranger in our midst. I want to Al A Real Salt* Fri S A T U R D A Y EVEN IN G SERMON commend tho City Commissioners If guilty, Kelly probably will go Rev. \V. 1*. Ruhratn, First Methodist Church to jail for at lenst 10 ybai'sV But for their action in this respect and understand that the city force i:i The Greatest Tire Value tho Incident docs not Justify any particular outcry against tho TEXT: "And lie did that which loti * expression, ns a gathering doing the work with lirlck taken Offered And Guaranteed 11) movies. was right in the eight of tho Lord, point for worshippers, as an in­ from streets newly paved nnd tho Firestone Tire X Rubber C according to all that Ids father strument to advance his kingdom, cost is ns nothing commensurate WOMEN HAVE BEEN DratYib- Uzziuh did; hnwheit he entered as an invitation to turn to God to with the fine results obtained in Tires i the alleys. ed in many ways—Helen who not into the temple o f the Lord, find the higher, holier ways. launched a thousand whips, Cleo­ And the people did yet corruptly." When <*no thinks of the assent30x3 Vi .... .. $ 7.35 patra, plain hut rich, who stole a 2 Chronicles 27: 2. bled people and of the membership Y on hear a lot of noise on the 31x1 ........ .. $11.80 The purpose hero is not enter­ it is very easy to notice the impor- nt reels about how we could do husband from the noble sister of Augustas. Different from all is tainment, but to call attention to factions of individuals, and it without this and thnt ttml suve mo32x1 ........ .. $12.40 Damon Runyon’s description of und old example of an error which takes about the least amount of ney und yet if we all economized 32x4 \'i .... .. $16.90 is nlso one of l!u> faults of this the lady In the Snyder murder intellectual power known today to us per so wc would have to close cns:. "A chilly looking blonde with present time. criticise the church, and to say up business and quit altogether V i .. $17.55 Read cure fully the words or the WHAT IS THE MATTER WITH The way some (ample feel thop frosty eyes and one of those mar­ words of the text, and you will he 29x4.40 .... ... $ 8.40 THE CHURCH? Now, there Is would be no use in trying to live ble you-bet-you-will chins!" compelled to Infer thut King Jo* nothing the matter with the great «ny longer. Yes, we could get 29x4.75 .... ... $10.50 SHOPENHAUER.-in his "Stu­ them was not a church going man. principle and the groat Christ “ long without the hand, the bull Since he began his reign doing $11.80 29x195 .... idea o f the churh; this idea of i team, the swimming poo), the dies in Pessimism," describes wo­ men generally us undersited, nar­ right, as Ids father hml done, this the Lord will prevail He has said, hospital, the paved streets, the 30x4-95 .... ... $12,211 Frankly the white way, the bulkhead, the row shoulder.d, broad-hipped, error was possibly Ids one incon­ “ MY CHURCH." sistency. lie did not feel the need 30x5.25 .... ... $13.05 point is thnt some o f tiie men and boulevard, the new city hull, the short-legged, and not nt all beau­ o f going out into the proper women of which the church is I fife anil police station, the police tiful. 31x5.25 .... ... $14.20 He went too far one way, Abe­ courts of the temple to worship his composed have turned aside from I force, thu sheriffs and deputies, God. His record thou is fairly the promises, they made to God and 1 the county nnd city officers, the 30x5.77 .... ... $ 10.00 lard too far the other, Damon Run­ good until wc come to this word the Church and have made thc.se I court house, the chamber of comyon is carefully impartial. 33x0.00 .... $17.00 "howbeit," which tells of a weak­ vows n matter of no consequence J merco and everything. They say ness, of a neglect, of a duty left Wc Install These Fr in their lives. These have joined | e came! can go without drinking IT 18 SUMMER WEATHER nut here, with a nice breez.- from the undone. Now Jr-tbum's father had the critics against their own for ninety days but who in the* nn unfortunate experience churches. Many of them are the summer breezes wants to be n ca­ Pacific Ocean, potato plnnts stand­ imd with the temple, and maybe the Jothams of our day. How much mel ? ing two feet high in front of many little bungalows, active building son permitted this thing to drive more gracious a thing it would lie him away from the privileges of While at the hall park yesterday everywhere, fruit trees heavily the sanctuary. Here wo have u if all who make up the church loaded and every citizen ready to good man, upright in his dealings would by word and deed anti by I could not help hut think thut ! prove that "California hns only — so much so thnt God prospers attendance faithfully mam "the without the hall team and the ; ordinances" make their contribu­ hand it would have been a dul! started.” him and lie becomes mighty—who tion to her influence to accomplish day. The band is an adjunct to any j never enter God's house to mingle the m good tiie church is set to do big festivity Hint mn be dispcnscil ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY his praters and praises with (,ticl n tho community! with ami had it not been for tho Thousand years ago, your ances­ people. Tel 411 W. 1st St. hand yesterday the hall game Not long ago n leading man of tors struggled with livers made But this failure worked ulti­ would have been devoid * if color. our country gave a friend these of u true to turn over the half de­ mately its usual result. His re­ voured carcass of a mammoth. No ligion, us always, lacked a vital three reasons why he was faith­ And that flag raising stunt of possibility of dragging it home, It element, One historian says that ful in attendance upon all the ser­ Bill Fainter nnd the two teams was worthy of a moving picture Imd to he eaten on the spot. On this man’s religious convictions vices of the church: "I. Because of what the church all by itself, It was good to the April 28, tho Volunteer Ore Com­ were too feeble to make him a re pany, Palmer, Mich., will explode former of the prevailing corrup­ stands for. Witli all its human last mail. at one time 50,000 pounds of dyna­ tion of the nation, ho then, what­ imperfections the Christian church There are some fine features I Kentuckian Finds Blackmite, and by that single exposition ever wc want to grant this man, stands for the best elements of blast out 250,000 tons of iron ore. who Insisted «n staying apart in lify and the highest conception of about this whole tiling of life and a Great Aid In Relic living. .Just now when folks are j The powerful man with his muscle Ids own way. we cannot escape Goil known to man. i. ubciiusc ui un inir|iruig. | “ Pj to he down in the mouth it is j Because of its offspring, an lift 500 pounds, straining and tiie resulting facts nnd natural is­ Constipation, and Soon groaning. The thinking man, sues. So wo tend tiie reedrd: "And Nearly nil tho institutions n n d ,‘Y *l,le 8t,,rR shown by some of I Feels 0 . K. go-getters here in pushing pressing an electric button, can the people did yet corruptly." He agencies interested in tiie uplift of lilt 51)0,000,000 pounds. That is was just good enough to be very humanity are the product, direct- “ head and putting over the l»ig progress. influential; and Ids hml example jy i?r indirectly, of the Church. Hungs despite nil adverse criti­ CaUettshurg, Ky,—Mr. Milt* of not permitting God through the A ml most people who give their cism and hard knocks nnd the kina, of 1213 Center Street, "backwash" of the bubble bursttime talents ami money to the sanctuary to have nnv successful city, says: claim on him spread like u poison support o f thefio bcnlficent insti- ing. Sanford is one of the few "There was a time when my " tutions are members of, or rei cities in b Inrida thnt was not hur. TOM SIMS SA Y S throughout the nation. Tho peo­ was not so good. I suffered ■ ple were not cheeked in wrong but suits, the life work of the Chris- j by any real speculation nnd iH one deal from gas wins. My It's n long lane that lias u place nermilted rather by the .king's tiun church. 1 want to have n o f the few that is going ahead with wan saturated \v,.ii poisoo everything just as scheduled. part in the general uplift. ttlgh example to continue in it. to park, was not properly eliminated, Yes, ull of us agree that our* “ 3. Becuusc of its enemies.* timo to time I hod severe While Sanford is building mu-, aches, and I felt sluggish and A man is judged by the com­ churches are to be counted among Ia man is judged by Ids enemies, our community’s assets. But we |why m-t the Church? The foes of rieipnl structures of all kinds we pany lie keeps out of. "I knew o f Black-Draught consider that market house. medicine for constipation, act that, I the home, marriage, and right- ' hould 1,0 sometimes overlook the fnct Just now R is difficult to get cel_ Low brows often can he found because of too many •Jothams, cousneas are also foes of thn thought I would try it. For s » suffering Church. All the forces today l‘u‘ >y’ or uny vegetables or any good I took a small dose every nigw beneath high hats. |many communities are sutiermgi ___ fearful shimti* in idculs and in re- ion also seek tho Church's vilifi- fruit in the local market evi • til iny system wus rid of U# though wc ate .surrounded nv cumulated poison. 'cation." Motorists are demanding light- lip intis standards. groves imd farms. A few goo I t ears. >So ure pedestrians. "I gained in weight and my Another thing: Juliana's case re- ( ----------------------- ■ market gardeners here could rn! health was good. That * minds us that "by an unerring i»make a lot of money if we had a rienro made mo real Do the Modern youth is safe as long us stinct tin* world will judge a man, ('o n le m p u ra rv C om m en ts ...... . . . .• l . - l . * a. . . I lit* I I 4 I, l lit Ik .,.4 I . . . ,n market house where the farm cm o f Black-Draught. 1 kept it i* not by what lm ■Is, thut by whatI lbe there uro yes-men and .no-girls. could drive in three times a week homo nnd when I begin to (W is not; net, by the many good - , . , - | What news is! Th World’s Now that the coal miners have hinga he does, hut by the ono or f, t biUlonuin, driving u $500 and sell their products from tbs less and dull, I take a dose, wagon or Duck, Sanford should which I feel O. lv. again. gone on strike, would it be too ‘ lhi,n|r? .m , hl" car fo.ced into the ditch by us- be he The the greatest (ity market place 'Tcoplo generally do not much to usk the gold diggers to life. . 11'>se >ou do have in a ; j ujn „ high-powered mu ill the state of Florida. Do W'* get tho risk they toko in nllowjrf f man a kwh! iniMlmnd, u kind filth- i ndiw t i « a follow suit? er. a generous friend; but, if the ‘ h,nc- Seattle Daily Times. it or have we too much opposition? uupali jn to run on. I try to » ijy system cleansed, and I Refected suitor trios to commit world detects that ho is not squure ............ . he will ..... Tho world always hits had nasty j It seems that the Everglade i Black-Draught a great aid ina in his money ..... obligations, suicide, but swallows quinine in­ ....................... he found guilty before her tribu- little srandnls. but in the old days I will now ho drained. Too had the this." ' .....................................“ stead of poisen. Braving that it k For sale everywhere, 25c. Or naj. As we think about it. the e x -1it wasn’t called literature.-—Saint , unper St. Johns River could )mt Is bitter to have loved and lost. AC hoiTullon, “ Be ye perfect," may Faul Fnionrer Brass. j he drained at (be same lime. package today. Benito Mussolini declared ve­ he so impractical after ull. 1his mutter has conn- up for disWithout any question God’s In almost every t-choui you will cusslon ut the regular meeting of hemently thut no man ever be­ came world-fuimvi* while wearing plan does not include the edifice, find the backward hoy who is , the Sitting Sons o f Rest hut opinlong whiskers. It's true, then; the house, the temple, the churrh, j strong on the forward pass.— Bing- , ion ns usual is divided on the mat­ thcru ain't no Santa CIimp:. ure building, as u means of rclig-1 hamton l’ ress. ter. Seining fish und shooting CHICAGO has decided it wants four years more of ’ Big Bill’ Thompson. That is Chicago’s priv­ ilege. Chicago is a sovereign muuicnpality; if it derided it wanted a Hottentot, or a Sulu Islander, for Mnym, and that Hottentot win: eligible, it could elect him and tell the rest of the country to go whistling after bears for all its opinion mattered. Thompson, howover, is no per cent American,’ and in tht*exuberance of his American­ ism he has promised to •bus*. George V of England on the snoot' if that monarch ever propels hi., proboscis within the city limits. fir e s to n e 33x4 .. GOT RID_0F POI �SJUpBBRMi ft* W r tV • *# ■’ ’ ••’. ___ __ ■- V ' -—-.'~ •; -.v r ^ M v-> "VU* . .. ............................. ■■ — - in t o t m t i i v .. pagk TtlE SANFORD TTERAT.T), SATTTRDAY,-APRIL 23. 1927 ...................... .................................--------------------------------- ■ » — , W m . Unbobbed Peach From Paris •-Social and Personal Activities . O H | : "V'7 W .jr t it * ITRANS ATLANTIC TELEPHONE NOW iN MUCH DEMAND Her home with a "fractured arm and 0 badly brtllsi-rl hip mused bv .1 . . . . .. . . . . M R S. FIIMI) S. D A IU K H . SOC1KTY E D IT O R Geneva T n n u r: Resilience Tilophone 217-W * — nt the winter here returned ' * their home iri Wat bins, N. V. L* .. . . . „ . A shown* >\as given in honor o f l fc Cl*%ItT'M Scltlivs D outl l o A Mr. Vaughn ami his bride who [ N orm a l Hasis W ith 10 T o were recently married. The show2 li C alls Hails ; ( ’liriiH ilv cr was given at Hit* Baptist , ( ’ n i l s P n irtlcn lly I ’cn.scd church hy the It. Y. P. U, Ernest ls*on and Mis l„ Han j iiils "lire united in Mnirm-. i... ’ * * .K. Apr. .— (INK)-* the Baptist parsonage Iasi Wed- 1 ' r,,n> T 7",'* t'*.,‘ llh0,,c ntsdav ' . ,.* .! h a s ’ fttk d dona tp a nimi The mUsiornuY mretuor **r rhi‘ ‘-fiU,;i '^•'It’.i fa gradtia , d, «ip.i of inthe amp AmMethodIsLs I allies wo- held I r 1 , tlc.wlupi >"I'^* « oofficial iijc a , or Thursday at Hi. . lb ,0 :•*: 7*mu'!'puny n ^ 8 ™ !^ said lodiiy ..... ............... 1 ,, rant today. si husil. ■ * was transact "tI. Mn. Company N,cav York Mr* Lontlon *vnll# nro Bheldnn was appointed on commit­ made ni the rate* of from ten tee with Min. Wakefield front-th" being to twenty-five each tiny. P. T. A. They were instructed, to Other zone points, such ns^KitPdiscourage the slot machines In sa-; f'ity, Now Orleans, Minneapol­ •he plftrea of huslne; 0 is, Hon FrtiniTco and f’ lovtdnnd lmi» I *'«-<)v spool Iho day :*re dorr* a “ normal” although n«*twith Mrs. Earl Ixtroy Monthly. heavy bu>Jni ss, The county teuehors association N'o lotiger hit "rurioslty calls’’ *ii. no enterluined Thursday at I hethgipul HiitcirIi. 'I he calls now he Schoolhous** at JI:00 o’clock, ; being made.have to tlo with actual i refrealinieuts will tu* served. ; busitu’s** ;t.r nr** of sored nature, i (■ A daily liusint-'- between cotton I . fmmigninls lo the Ifnitetl Stair '•'cluuiires in Ni*w Orleans ami j wilt l»i* shown Depart incut of Agri­ i Binning ham. Eng., is being done ■ culture film production • nt ports in ' ‘satipfio-Jorv eobtnie.” 1of entry, nctiuuinting them with Fiebting Static Ainericnn history, geography nml The toleplmne people are striv-'* agricultural net hod#. ing t<* eliminate static anil re1port (imgre: in that din*ction. Of 1 bere art* l.IJRJillO license*! rn- cm r.e a great deni tlenepd# up°n tl:o .11**teiiers in England: l.*'RI7,122 |np. ntnno-.phi n* condition on the in Germany: “ 'sono in Sweden . ,|cv th»* rail i put in. 1 ILL1J2 in De - - - ; " ‘ 11711 in Officials ef the .company wen* Hungary, at* f ■I, * ' in Switzer- reluctniiL to discus* t,h<> pn**lbiHty lnnti. . {o f any Immediate tlecrense in -— ~ ; "7 ■ rates saving tliev are vnneentmtMct loy Martin returned to (os irl|, their tUiention on improving home in Jnckfftrtvlllo V*n Frolay t(u, v(,rvV e. The present rate fnmi ■ifier unending tin* past few days j Nliw ynHt to London is S75 for* liero With lus mother Mfaa M. Marminutes mid Stir* for i nch nd- a bit** hour, wishing Mr. Ilbpklns I many more happy birthdays to conic.A i:g;niif*r rT 'c!nif}m*ifr attended ^ D*^ rfieeting at the Lyman School A very cnjoyaldt* piano iccitul ‘ Eit Mi* Co^inulu’ tpt,|k,,i C a len d a r Wolf, on MmtllaJ ovetiiag relative letho 1 hum Riven hy tlx* pup lit* of Mrs. r. Pmilirm Crawford. " •t lectihn called to hsuti bonds *p , W. Shinholsrr fin Friday nt h**r •V: studio on Oak Avonuc. IVuilftH-J I in 11, ' t, covf r an mhlltion to tin* Lyman i '[and Lake Mm;.mdioul**. Thb»-<*li*eThe program, was attractive nml viONOAV I . Miilli'ty « irrl.* "f i undent! 1 in a manner. which vrai itend no: “ U uhi-o' Edgar (fueat. H n tok*-* vim*** Viiday April .^t! j I'tuf. Imwiiitt has (ttateil llmt the gratifying to (In* nudiuhep coin. L lull! Holtz, .i' tmrsent P*i|cit;"* v lU'.lie Ml f fid blit jsi’ »- ■. r , "ptio (i uiivn at ■**■ pout'd cl patvnls anil cIom* friuml: Kiss of fipriil^" Rolf. airs. ()( hoods vvithtmt any in­ f jncvtP'f * l- ' |i. Rint*3 oil of thy performers. 'Mom Andei-fion. j cf M r# ■ ert use, in liA.attv'u ./ ^ — Mr.A reading from thy poems of ' 1 •'•do" Mlo' |>i cAijma. l.os;r One ef the most. Inspiring church Edgar Guest by ImcHy Bolt:*. trn**■ 1n* I'ope, i ,if the PrWDywrlnn a pleasing variety to thy program Mi,mm i<i t;.' Beellliivt-a \'iilso services over hoHjtt this section was eonilucTcil bv Rev. Janie $& **** *• Tin* program iii foil was: in lj. rial' Himniti, Ella sprn- Thompson of (ho’ <'iMununity 1 'Reverie Milo llovo. Spin .ml s-H'ial meet 1nr nllif: Sour' Kllcrmetijt-li Marjorie i < luirdi, of Lake Mary F.a.' ter Nim'Sevoinl Walla' Godard "■ ** j tiny muiiiingat sit 'o'efrtck on the ^ L ’v of the Presbyter* Turnvr. I-1' Cope. ‘ tti-l shore of l.nke Mary. Tin‘Curious Story' Heller. |ir*i-.t. JJJ dli meet »t » " c]“ c,< ‘ The Hi ear N’nviii* Wild ploy ruurihe service, with its Easter slg. , thy Smith. 1'Valse Cupric-1 Nevrlnntl. Helen ldricaiico. was atlondeiiv.hy fifty*'J lie Joyous Peasant' ScIhiiiuiu 1Douglass. ‘j S ju u lM will; niecl Willi four meinhl'iit o f the cdiigrttgUlicn. With Mra. W. E. Colt* at the or­ iW"‘m tiriniD oil MaRiiolia gan. tho. service opened with the ‘ ,l hcl Mrs. Stephen Fierpont Presbyterian Women dnj.otiigji just n> ....... ^ 1* " r t i v n -tinging •INKUIK ’of *! Itlio E tliEM ’iuKIT JIK ■can Club will meet ;i*. mornT n f i n A1 o n r l ' i v ' the un brdl.'e tlirougliVihe io meet un iuomiay ;rl,.A. j„ ,j!u Thisn was f, Js'slic Bryan 1,1 Hostess T o Plaisauce This ry j "M," I. with Mrs. Bridge Club Members foilowet! by 1he regular ot'ilot at, On Monday nftrrnorin at I o'clock worship anil with a short sermon I i Mr#. I- r- Kindis* us Mis. Stephen Picrmont wa ho : * (here will h; an inspirational ment- appropriate to the tiny by Rev 'Tii.-tine of the Missionary ess Kritlay afternoon when she en­ ing for the wpmeti of the first Thompson. Min. .lame3 Thompson was the, the Methodist Church tertained members of tin* Pin!--- Presbyterian Church to which all ‘ k.lj at the liniae of alia, ante Ili idge Club at her home on vv<iniyn of tin* co or regal ion ami r<-oist at the ijtntii o'clock scr their friends art* cordially invited. vice at the Community Church l .J !■»*- Satifonl Avenue, Park Aveiue. V program tin Africa will hi* pro- The Sunday School rendered np;l: Pope. Mrs. K. A HourForming a pretty setting fo.* **'* 11 after which a sochtl hour iiiopriate musir under the direct-1 I jl. M. Mekim. Min. M • this affair were the decoration* ion of Ms. W. E. Cole and Mrs“ \ir< T. K. Thornley ana o f petunias, snap-dragons, cosmos, will1he enjoyed. P. D. Anderson: \ \ Me Cttbkill as hostesses, phlox, gladioli and daisies. Master Billy Kyana o'rttcrtalnetl TtTSPW The afternoon hours were igdct:* I over forty hoys and girls lit hi.LA KB M A R Y bridge party r,,r jjjW l ly spent in tin* games of hi'itlgfi I home in Evaitbdale tat Saturday ...... — /the Social Department o f anil when scores lull! been added It ' -------------------- 1 * afternoon, with an Easter ctrg A new electric sign hits l*.t*!i |ultg Lin's Club with Mrs. Sam- was found that high score had hern Among the winnow of the MLts n ance Mile. Roberta Cuscy, Ts coming to America lo take |*»! . *“ f U»Vi3? to Ljfltun ami Mrs. GcortfO A. nmdc hy Mrs. Ralph Smith, who ' placed i-ver thy Lake Mary ‘ ''•'"■ various contests were tlio followin the second International Pagent of Pulchritude at Galveston, Tex,., Me. and M in . A. D. Parrish t>f|y;j until the rate t#f $87 for received a bottle of Vantine’s per* maey. Lf, «* luistessc.-. ling: Rabbit Pinning; Christine; three itlinutes ami $2t> for A. H. Sjot limn returned Satur­ Colo ami dry Fisher; Hal ami Hop, in May. Hite wn chosen in n contest held by I.e Journal of Paris, tiie Lakeland are spending a short jj1(, Ira Southward and Mrs. fume. For having had no luri: , 1 1 ,1 , a , 1 i i i ’ ii 1 •tinto in Hnnfonl as the guests o f',.,,,.1. nddili.uiul minute Mary Stephens; l-’lrtyd Touchstone; I .<l:r Ht-Icelhig her aiming hundred* of bobbed beads. . Amlersnn Jr.. "ill mter- with her turds, Mrs. II. \V. Ruck­ day from a trip t*i Tnllnhutn-ci*, Mr. and M r, 11. It. Stevens. W U h K season on Alt :. Alice Henry o f Gaim villc* Running race, girls, Lila May L a miscellaneous shower, at er was given a set of novelty ------ * ,, 1 I, there has lieen a noticeable inA at the home of Mrs. bridge pencils, Mrs. A. (V Fort i vivititig Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fisher, Iris Simmlcr*, Dolly Fish­ Mrs. Beecher bent and smnll jp calls from this country er; Boys, Roy Howells, Jr., Archil* i»h!. 1112 Laurel Avenue, fiit the highest card and von a box Evans. ' rONGRKGATIONAL t ill RCII inlighter of Winter Park spent tlic||(1 rU) rtnci, ll;l Southampton um! Fred Robins left lliis_ week to Brown; Egg limit: Ross Whitaker. jIIm Viola Uooth n bride of correspondence cards. At The Churches Barltom- Holobl, Martin .Sline- lay here Friday as the guests of i.jvorponl. At the* tea hour the hostess accept a posision in Wuyeruss, Ga. Raymond Anderson, Mary Dunn, ciplicr. Mrs. Minarik. The service was inaugurated im Min. Khodn Ewing and Mrs. Ella Sanders. After an afternoon served a salad ami ice course with Ghurch School '.Rif*, Edwin Ran- _____ _________ WEDNESDAY HOIA CROSS « III RCII January 7, this year, nml reached Clara Gaston left Inst week ft.*r iced ten. of merriment, a grand march to dnyy, Supcrintcnilcnt. First Sunday after Easter. , J H. liintermister will cnfrom the book of Revola* n liable basis about the first of Those enjoying this lovely party their home in Verdun, Kansas. dining roof was formed, where the Morning Worship 11 o’clock. Ser­ [studies Holy Communion 7:H0 o’clock, A orir .IletofUlv one hour was "i it bridge at her home on were; Mrs. A. C. Fort, Mrs. .1times lino. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis P. Varney, young folks found a table of good mon by Pastor. rhurdi School, ii.*ir, o'clock. 1 Avenue nt 'I:HO o’clock F. Hawkins, Mrs. II. W. (linker, winter residents, left Saturday for it**, and were niKR-ti to the daily service imriod Citizens and visitors me tortil-'ml i-ived with ic* Evening Service 8 o'clock. Morning Prayer and Senium II ; between New York and London. f Mr*. Anna llindetcgeii of Mrs. Harold (\ Vielc, Mrs. Frank their home in Alton Bay, N. 1L ally invited. cream and cakes, and favors of o'clock, I — ■ Heretofore calls between New , JJ. J., ivHo is visiting lier II. Scruggs, Mrs. S. It. Dighton, Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Sillowny, chocolnto Eimter eggs. Ev'-iihig Piovcr and Sermon 8 I IKS'I CHI U( II Dl CHRIS I', Ym k and Is*ndon had been made tx Mrs. Kisa Knight. who have a winter home-on Crv Min. Moran ami daughter, wlm o'clock. and Mrs. llnlith Smith. FIRST l'RESin TER I AN SCIENTIST. between 8:.'U) a. 111. amt l p, m. On lal l ake . Avo., left Monday fur have been spending several weeks CHCltCII Rector’s Bibl- Cla* WediuMlny Christian Science Service;; are *A)*rtl 111 the service was started homo in Ni*whuryport, Mass. in Virginia, returned home Wed­ laphun Members Members • Literature their c\ uing 8 o'clock. jlicb! every Sunday morning in the* Sunday School lit45 A. M: nt 7:80, eloslnfe at l o'clock. Ihe intcnialimml Bible Associa­ nesday. Morning Worship 11 A. M. \ conlial invitation i- extend* Woman’s Cluh, Dak \Venue near The telephone rnmpnny is alKti tion held 11 baptism at the Lake ertained On Friday Department T o Hold Mary Christian Endeavor 7 P. M. nl to all to join with in any of |Third Street, at II o’clock; Sunday ! working hard'to* develop remmerr Casino last Sunday, Several Evening Worship 8 P. M I School at 10 o'clock.. hUlijeet Subject tor, for c,, ,v., 1cial possibilities frr Televisions Television,* tlicM* services. I Mrs. M. M inarik Meeting On Tuesday speakers of note were preseim, and tomorrow, ‘ J'rolmtion participated in tlx* services. Upsala-'Graueville After Deatli. , ^ h e 'iT t iv e S «?i. DS h .r i£ ? l»E " nVvY *he n Wcilne: day cvcnilig ig sen Ices • , ,i-i o ...nl t deiminstfntlnn of which was made Lake* 'Mary 'won the baseball ALL KOHLS ( lit ItCIt An especially interesting 010lucfually lovely social affair lies ol Chris* BoeHioti rt, I lie ai.ih tii.iDt i ' 1,11„ nlt|„ng agd#whcP penomt tn N o# which include t stiinotib First Ma--: 8. A. M. Mr. Snyder and family hate at­ i stt'k o.i# to.it of Friday glam has been arranged hy thr game from Osceola at the sebooll i r e held at 7 I1 * 'S A I' rioitd lt» Man by II. It. Me- York . . . saw ; iu’ and nnH talked t.ilkcd with iHTsunn’ linn Science healing me with i*er#oii3* house I'Vidny afternoon. CathechiMin 8:ir» A. M. tended a number of the Meade , o'clock. Kinney. |lir> McMitiarik entertained Literature Department fur Wed­ In SVnshingtiat. Several of the eighth grade Second Mu; ■, 10: A. M. Brother* revival meeting now This Church intiiiiliiiiii a free Sclcctioiih for Hr- J'.vening hour, . of tin- l.i-Maphun Itridge nesday afternoon at o ’clock at Benediction after S;*coih1 Mn#*. Icl a few extra players at tiie Woman's Club under tlio lea­ boys accompanied Principal Clar- being bold in Dctaiul. R<*;idiar ........ N». M7 Fi,M N..If / V '. V 'i X » freiglit .re.Hor train in ... Nebraska waa cure Priest to the track meet at Mrs, L. Hunter anil her mother [ No Evening Devotions. Li. on Laurel Avenue. dership of the department chair­ Gainesville on Saturday. i* full Hank iiuildtn^ wlu»ro tin* HiI AIImckkI, iitnl Ih o stalled? ftr more than an hour by Mrs. L. Fihlen #ncnl Tuesday with __ ___ |Cf living Mom baskets of man, Mrs. Anna Van Ness Brown. Id * ami till auth»»rir.i»il Christian f n*i s by Hcntiunl tlmt httcl'become4hn.tMr. anil ‘ Mrs. ’ Uay Taken of FIRST MKI'HOJHKT ('111'RCII Sclonii litcratuv.* may bv rrad, bur- *5,n,‘ Easter lilllcs and bowls A continuation of the study <*f Bruce S. Dakota, who have been Mr**. August, Kmur-tm. mn , HBartet, t4Mj l|H|| vvnh kiftinir tlirl un* Mrs 1*led KreR. Mrs. I*ry ami u |* Bubni'am, Paf u uif* vttre cf fee lively used, dramatics will he carried out at n»wrd o r t)|H*ii dttilycxiinlmm. 1i own it! and lhjfb- ^ was impo^sUilo for thu ensouring Florida are spending revSun,lny ,, * „,*. ;.;,p o’clock, II. W ii.*pt Sundays and holidays ft-om II t,ni* Ka the dining i - >m tin* colors this meeting with papers on Da­ oral weeks in Lake Mury, anri on* Mrs. E. Tyner spent 1uesday with tp *>■’ friend# in \\imlcrmon*. Ware, mho 1mi. ..lent. rsnd|green were necentu- vid lielasco, by Mrs. Gladys Mor­ contemplating locating heic. to 6 P. M. Mr. and Mi,. ock«* who ha* c ,, .„ im.,to r,ll A. M. fnap dragons and nas- ris Williams; Rachmd brothers, VIt nre wwelcome .f, Ariiiit* 11 * -Ml picum r i to nttciul tic* The Lako Mary Pnreiit-Teacliur been living in lutko Arimr o f«»r r“.* « l)< by Mrs. Stella Arrington; Zona Association \otir.Tiiil in ‘ HHKh p f '- l 1 mill t o ’ inahr USO Of i Hm* f*f<» I held its regular nevorul months are pOral Men- were further.i Gale, by Mrs. Uooige Paxton; monthly meeting at the schoollit Vir- 1'v," ’th Lvugiic*-, < P. >L Reading Room, day ftp' their formal Imrt'c IIn the tally cants. A fter' Booth Tacking!or. by Mrs. ■!. T, hontt in \ t Evening mtv Ii e, s o clock, tins house on Thursday evening with plain. They pinned to upend the si r\i. ■ uiM IKtnic the pflse f.»i* high 1 Newby. "ill he belli jointly jointly with with| FIRST BAPTIST Cllt ItCll Mrs. Fl. Z. Johnson am! Mrs. P. D. aumlner month# in Sweden, ft Mt of green gloss sherDiscussion as to Hit* udvisibilitv Andenmn as hostesses. lli * Epwolth l eague, as an E p -; Sunday school !»:JI0 A. M. AttenMrs. E. W. I.umlfpiist took Mrs. and plates, was award-' of again presenting the play, ’ IDs worth Lei ;a ■Ainiiv »“*irv. dance baimei • "ill be awarded. Mr. and Mrs. George Fowler and A-: ^Ernest Krupp, The low Japanese Wife,' will also lake children left Monday for their Nclo Swanson Easier flny to Fortrii Music in the .preaching services : Alorning worship ami sermon II mi whufe her liusbnVid !# \eri* tiircctcd by Mi- VitCu* Robertson. tile, a refrigerator set, place at this time. M. Sermon subject, “ lamming *Zi. Utl1 lo.me nt Salisbury Bench. Muss. j1l)))IOVetl nl tlio annilAfi ► Mrs. Clifford Walker. In Prayer inn-ling, Wednesday, 8 .| j„w („ |>jy t,iul HoW to JJv « I*;& >•f They wen aeontpanied hy i.eorgc 1 um. (fertile cut prize, a yellow P. M. Christ’s Last Word From the Jones, who is returning to his Florida Power, Li^hl Mr. and Mrs. E. 1**. I.uioltjui t ftd vase, .VIrs. J, II. CourCross.’’ homo at Alton Bay, N. II and Mrs. Hilinn Luhd<|iiisL and Mr. tthe lucky one. Company Employees Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Trefry are and Mrs. John LundtgdsL were also ( 11R 1ST IA N (H I RCII Young People" Cnbum Gelt* o i*t 'the game the tables were for the summer in tiie callers Ihere. Lh Bible "School, !»: If* A. 51, • R. A. 'ltick. . , , , c I'luHroldcivd covers ami Given Weiner Roast located Evening service service s8 oo t(lock, Sermon Ionise formerly occupied by Dr. Mrs. A. J. Peterson has heen |Wilson, Suio iIntend, nt. Ewning iou., su *nls consisting of yellow Fellows. .-unfilled to her bed for ovoi a Communion mid Sermon II A. M subject, I k*’ ■ l*^|v' |l’ T iuni 1 the *fl brick ice cream, indiviIliivc Mr.ami Mrs. Guy Wyman and The employees o f the Florida veck. ! The rpcal t i will be Rev. Frank i Almvn”Wlmt M arcs 1 IoIm iced in green wen* servdaughter Port lien hav e returned Power and Light Company w.-iv ! Maries * f Jacksonville. ! bey. , , 7llic hostess. Favors of tiny Mary irwni from iCrescent nc Wctlm-day jOKC! mary n mini 'City h .> %* i i .*# t , . , m«» r f. cm IEndeavor mi I'.svor on nrmMiiu'Miiiy evtiimg b ..clockn 1baskets filled with green most delightfully entertained Fri­ to ILake ^ l^flar.lh i- edimt . I Hi- tli«tric( convention at. Church Family Hour. Mr. Stlne1*rre placed 011 each plate day evening at a woincr roast at to make their homo here, and are the True Cottage. . . ‘ ' 'I v l i t,.!, ! ! W iB......... cipher will ring, Subject o f Bible |*-‘ 1quaint nosegays of pan- the home o f Mr. and Mrs. C. lb occupying On Friday evening, the members at her home on M>itlc Axcm.* • , , vice at 8 o’. |.«-k. study and nd.liv ■<, When I a ltnttern on Orange Street. Tlio Sunshine Sendee Quartette of the Lake Slary Orchestra wilJ ! \\* 1> Holden ami -.on. Mil-I Bapti-mal , vu e.al tin* Baptist Church Pro |*; rtm ? . iguests were; Mrs. Chris ,ht , n^.lcn, aiv now at Imme a- Church nt d P. Mi «»'o |in«lor is giving a k i t i of v*. Mrs. P. M. King, Mrs. sang a number of selections, .nut conduct n caretarm ...... , .. , u . . . . ___________•_____ •— -■ .........— — , 'hnjpp. Sirs. 1Icywood W «li dancing and music lo-tpcd to muki ( imimumty Luihlmt: at » p. This will be followed by a dance a t ,Itheir friends at the VuMi*.: Hotel. the evening one of much jileasur. ffi* CJlffoni Vil. ii.it , Mrs, 8:80 to which there will be no * j •:**:• •< '•s* « -i* ► *:••> 4**5* t*•:* •>*:• (Kent ef Winter Park, Mrs. At a late lmuc marsh mill lows anil H. I’uwe n‘tumc'1 Imme •j*<•***:•+•> ' Fridnv evening from Laurom*. ":. »th IfariKT. Mrs. Wort W. Weiners were roasted imd a sump-j admission. That Our , he Ladu.# Aid 8oi_lt ly oi i ' ( , v.i ... ||(. (|„. ,,;is( f. Mr-. Ittflmmad Mfiler, tiioiis picnic supper servedwiurier, nml Mrs. A. Mr'’ uml GilhirE 'Mr! u iu '.i.m t'w c d iic l^ ''A p r il “ 7? at "" burin. -;. Social MRS. SHINHOLSHR’S MUSIC l*lH‘ ll s: G IVE k n j o y a b m : i - i a n o r e c i t a l ^ Remember T h r e e B a r g a in s Knt-Teacher, Body .fas t Side School ^ Regular M e e t Dunne Mr and Mrs. K. T. Mooie, iJuniiL, mi. nmi i >r r , Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moore, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kluge, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Sunders, Miss White. Miss i.lma Ig»c Jowerti, Miss Fern Ward. It. I . White, Juno Griffin, K. I.iversa;.', Pulley Harper, W. J. Qunntock, Alton Gray. Charles Turner, un I Alfred Qunntock. f((uiur meeting the Purentv *»»cmtion of the East f UWr>' *c1um*I was held Fri« tr?w{n "ith the chairniun, i * Uffler, (.residing. Mr. and Mrs. Whirl W. Warner liit* business session a fc,, , *n *'.v Hit* treasurer mol two sons, _ who have boen W *148,02 had been .-mending the winter at the table/. “ bri'ook.-, f„r ||„. ]j. IIntel are now occupying their z#-* ' * ,f<(r Playground home on Highland Avenue. J "•'l.otJ for hemivorirriiilciit of the Sanford ®* Mr*. L, N. Hansell, was rt «tl cm, (in inspiring t*! "am convention re* .held Ut cn-acoln. ™t „Ute *°cial hour Mrs. delighted the lin " number of vocul “ f officers for the *,* i,' w.'!s beld rcbiilting as Mrs. w . A. »iin v r,‘Mjtnt* Mrs. W. p W .b tm .ta ry , Mrs. C. C. fcr Wl ‘"Jr,r* Ms w. u. *: i < f f i i o . ‘ huirmnn- MrH"/b'nioon the tcubfnina School 1 b;*on \rl'n* , M|ss Miii u'.-Mlr; Rcmie Boyce A£ Appleby served : f«uch. Jm’ i" iicidual cukes it* a,ul daughter, 1,1 0r,an,1« s 'lt*y 'pent the day. ? thk' r*’ wl,H &W |tb 1,JT bnster imliduys w L .lfn ;n u , Mr. and ■''•Wtot.Y“ b'uve* Jlonday j" " rroiS V "’ N" c * where rtiHles at s>,l. . « . . . ........ . « • ....« « ...» cordially invitml l» ottcmi. : bli urd*'.';. nfU'cnm.ii lor < Impel Honkn-’ . Jr., entci" H I , N. C., where they will n-inoe J rj* W., J^I>«'l Dudi. at the UniversitN ,.f chicken dinner on Tum-dav e *■ , North Carolinu, after s|icnding Hit „ int? i„ honor of her lnubuftd's past week here Willi their pan*nts fnHiVir, W- J. Hopkins, the occasion Mr, and Mrs. F. L. Wmidniff. being his MVonJIclii birthday, Mr, ___________ Mr ll*d>kitiT came here ill Junim: ' ' from Memphis, Tenn., to make his home with lit*- >-,ui ami wife, and , in actively engage J In the inter­ ests oT Civklcbciry Farm, which is . fast becoming known thioughoul this section " f the stale. 'Dinner was followed by an evening o f mils, it*, uml tiie company dispersed at Help Yourself To Wealth Reach out for better days. They will be yours if you save. Begin now at this bank in Men’s H ig h G ra d e k TODAY I'reil Thompson and-Sllvrr King in “ DON MIKE” Comedies “ HOT LIGHTENING" and “ MR. i ll I MP'* SANFORD, FLORIDA. NN'e art* offering special price on our men’s suits in three groups. The price on each group represents a wonderful sa v in g on mens high grade suits. Men’s Linen Suits $9.95 M EANS : “ T H R I F T ” To The Housewife \ m Recently we inaugrated this service and the results, in one week, have been gratilying— both to us and to many Sanford house-wives. T h is S e r v ic e Is— 5 5 J “ M : a > Everything washed clean, in pure soft water. £ * ■ ■ AH flat work neatly ironed. I m ■ MONDAY Men’s $25 Tropical Worsted Suits •SI IHE KELLY SLIDE" Ihe Gi t*(andi»» Comedy suv, . , h of the tear* The-Ncwlyards in “ OEDltliK THE W INNER" Mi la lie News •rnm*ii nv^i ■ *1 Coming Attraction To the Milano Lon ( ha lift ill “ MR. W l . $19.95 P R IN C E S S FIRST N A T IO N A L B A N K S u its A THRIFT-T SERVICE All wearing apparal returned damp 5 — ready to starch and iron— . ' :> :y '■!..()( -ri.-.v- i j b 'cr , v4!ib^is: -f. , -lx. l ■ ■ The Charges Are Sc Per Found J Men’s Lightweight Woolen Suits Minimum Bundle $1.00 2 $21.95 “Try This Service And lie Convinced” ■ . ■ * ■■’a Sanford Laundry j TODAY Jack lltixit- in •TIIK RAMBLING RANtiKR' Comidlw •'TAKE A TIP" “ THE I'AU'I V MAN" V /, ' ■ i■■■■■■■■■■■■ ^ ■-wit: i . . , Flume *175 : ■ �' i 11 I 1 in m ■■i.g IN THE COL TS BOW TO SANFORD FOR SECOND TIME LOCALS BUNCHTanne>' To At Least SAINTS TURN ON H lT ^ T O T A lf P ' O n ceA Y ea rA sL on gA sH e SMOKERS TO COP f i l l J 1U l/lIV L Has j he Title SECOND CONTEST Base Hits By It. L. Hooker ing due! with Adolph Luque. The Senator# went on n bnttin;* spree against the SARASOTA DROPS' SECOND C O K I E S n S 'S .'i E s S s s w TO MIAMI T E A M Friends O f Walke Say He Will Refuse L eague President i 10 men. Third Hound All other big league games we*e Michaels caught Halt ling Wells postponed because of ruin, No NEW YORK, Apr. *23—(INSL in the left eye with a short right. home runs were nindc. Fri< mis of Janie-* J. Walker, rnaj-( He took three rights to the jaw of New York City, today rxprtt|« in return. They elirtched. As 12 u .s ( Coast Outfit Collects By DAVIS J. WALSH |of $100,000 the promoter will be in St. Petersburg SlURtfers Get the bell rang both were sparring in SOUTHERN LEAGUE tli belief that he would (Rime, Put Game On Ice; Cesaros 11 Hits Off Three Tampa the center of the ring. It was even. International News Service Sports hid debt on May t. The further fact Chattanooga ran wild in the first offer of l lie presidency of thr Atj, Kdltnr that it is only an item in the ‘nut’ Hurlcrs; Messner Collects Clouts Homer With One On game, hammering Birmingham to rienn League at a slitary of NEW YORK, Apr. 23— Take that Rickard must assume in lining Fourth Round Hits In T w o Innings T o the tune of 23 to 7, and then tost 000 a year, reported to have U, Three Hits In Four Tries Game Is Preceded By it from .James .Joseph Tunney, who up Tunney undoubtedly had a somemade by the league. the second ft to 0. It is President Asher’s by a big he is in a position to know, what mellowing effect on the lat­ margin. Although Walker in-it - that) Memphis held on to second place F l a g Raising And thinks ST. PETERSBURG, April 23— MIAMI, Apr. 23— Miami even­ there will lie a heavyweight cham­ ter’s outlook. in the Southern by nosing out Mo­ ha ; received no formal offer fin ed the scries with Sarasota by Short Speeches B y pionship fight held annually for the However, he insisted that his sin­ Thr e Tampa hurlcrs were pounded Hill Palmer did a good job of the league, rumors persisted todi 3 to 1. next four or five years, assuming, cerity was above question in claim­ hnrd and the Saints took the sec- raising the flag without assist­ Liking the second game, 7 to 1, bile, Pete Fowler was in good form that the league magnate at a Hunched bits in the fifth and MayorsA utrey,Lake iof course, Hint James eontinucs to ing that physical readiness was of nnd game on Friday by a score of ance. and the Crackers won from Nash­ ret meeting yestenlny decided t eighth innings enabled the locals |have the situation well in hand. He greater importance than the size 8 to 7. The locals played errorless offer him the post. to put the game on ice. Jenkins ville -I to 1. , informed the writer today, that of the purse in considering any title bail while the visitors v - e re­ With the band playing, with for Miami was nicked for 10 hits Tiie mayor's reply to till qS(! 'm erely‘as a matter of common defense. sponsible for half a dozen miscues the stands filled and with Felix Lions was:— but he kept them scattered. Jones sense,* he planned to fight in de­ on his throne there was hut one of Sarasota was pounded for LI "1 haw- had no formal offer f^ "There have been years when in the field. fense of his title nt least once a challengers Craig, Spmul, and Willey gave guess as to whut the occasion safeties including a home run by the American League. In any cm w. re few nnd inade­ year for five years—rcgnrdlcss of quate,” he explained. "All right; up 11 hits. Austin, n high school meant to nil of us. 1 would not discuss any offer unt Censures with one on in the fiftli purses and opponents—nnd th?n it had been made formally," inning. why nut meet the best man avail­ hbrier, yielded It) bits but was ac­ Umpire’s DecisionPre- call it a career. Something happened cvcrytlmc According to friends of the may able. taking the best monej offer­ corded perfect support by bis team Richards left the hitters of the they couldn’t have kept ed? The champion is at least that mates. Jake Messner collected three that heavy batting end came tip— east const aggregation, getting or, ho will not entertain -uch i dpitates Fight With me"Why, out this year even if I had had far ahead on the financial situation hits in four trips to lend the hit­ if you know which end, Hailey is three Hits out four trips to the LEADING MAJOR LEAGUE HIT­ nffi r until his present term TERS. one of them, nnd hi.s hit in the plate. Manager 0 f Colts to challenge the contender myself," and, from the physical side, lie has ters for the day. on Jan, 1, 1380. He is said to fa NATIONAL LEAGUE seventh to bust open the inning lie snid, tills morning, some hours done himself the host turn imagin­ that his resignation at tlii, tie Sarasota AH R H PO A E Player and Club G AH 4{ H PCT, might result in the disruption < almost sent Bucket to-the hospi­ Grant, rf. Before on attendance of 1,100 and before his scheduled conference able. Then, at a later date, when a l Tampa All It H PO A I Sand, the Judith a! organization «f Tii Ciresl. ss. .... following appropriate opening day with Tex Hlckurd. " I ’m to make real challenger turns up, the cham­ Buuckley, 2b 1 I 1) 5 •I 1 tal. (( Philadelphia, .8 II I I plenty of money out of my fight muny Hall. Knunus. 2b exercises,,tbe charges of I,ec Crowe 3 1 l 1 0 0 pion still can get the big purse he Welch, If , Tyson, Orlando, the City Beautiful, Holder, rf .... went to work at Municipal Field this summer but, even if the purse otherwise might have waited sev­ Beasley, ef 3 O 2 n *1 0 ^ Now York, !» 38 II U t Now York, (1 l(i I H Fridny afternoon and in one of had been unsatisfactory, - I would eral years for, and naturally he Huuzn, 4 2 •» r •) 8 (and all that soil of stuff) sent Hie'nn, If ....... ,, Hornsby, those exciting ball games, romped 1 ! have signed, anyhow. Money, I would ho a better man bemuse of Seaborn, 3b Judge, 4 1 2 1 3 i over oh. at least 35 cash customer.'. Hudgins, e. „ I New York t> 3 1 12 12 .III over Orlando for the second itrnnt you, is important mid I m those intervening fights. Washington, ft 2'J 5 11 I* 1 0 I 11 0 0 So good of them, you know. The Maloney, .'jb. Hlockstock, rf II Lindstrom, previous day. in Orlondo, approxJ straight victory of the season, ,’M . J frank to say that I want nil 1 can n ' Gehrig, 0 I nylon, lb. 0 1 n 1 Barnes, lit "It may bn that I am thinking I New York, 10 0 17 .128 N; w York, HI 37 ’ 13 17 j; 1 0 1 1 3 0 imatclv 5ftli Sanford fans wore I Jones, ip The pomp and ceremony of an i get but the man who sits in idle­ too far ahead. The man that Hick- Francis, c . 0 Hafey, Coombs, J 1 11 i) n 1 11 present for the opener. Did some- i xlluniplirics, opening was well carried out by , ness for several years, waiting for aril selects may heat me and then Craig, p . St. Louis, one suggest that possibly we may ’ft I I I New York, to 12 12 lit ,|j 1 11 a 0 0 0 both teams, th Mnnicin.il Itnn,I i what be c alls the ‘break,’ is cheat- nil my plans would lie knocked in­ /.Johnson Leader a year ago today •1 i) p 0 1 1 lie looked upon as suckers? Totals ...... I I 10 21 13 I’resid nt Floyd Pa liner and May- ^ h i m s e l f j"st as surely as though to a cocked hat. Y*t i think the Sproul, p (on, Boston .181. nil-:. RIG FIVE AH It II PO A 1) u 0 0 0 0 Miami ors L. M. Aulrey anil Forrest Luke be failed to go to the ensbit rs win­ 1fact that I recognize dnnger in Willey, p • Stout could not get them break­ Censcries, rf dow for bis weekly salary." G Alt R II lilt It! I 2 The flag raising in center field, „ I every opponent is in my favor; ing' for him and he came througn AMERICAN LEAGUE "The blade," lie added, warming !) 31 12 15 2 .11 Hornsby . I 2 participated in by both teams bend34 7 10 25 11 a with only nine lilts much to the Holloway, lb. they, at least, won't be aide (< > sur­ Totals Player and Club G All It II PCT. Speaker, 11 .’Id 8 12 II ,15 Domingo, rf. mi by President Palmer was, im­ to bis rhetoric, “ grows dull nnd prise me as so many champions surprise of close observers, who rusted from disuse. It Ims been so Ilcilmiinn, , 10 to HI I I a Cobb pressive. St. Petersburg All it n PO A E terdny. Perfect support in the Richard?. If. with every heavyweight champion have been surprised. In short, I am Detroit, 5 t8 3 [I .500 Ruth 10 22 13 8 I Vincent, 3h * $ * 1 I 0 0 1 5 taking neither my opponents nor Ntttlcs, If Lining up in front, of the grand­ of the modern era hut it won’t be knew he was not exactly right yes- Turner, ss. Collins, 10 30 8 It n 33 I 2 I Collins, i 7 n field was accorded him, 4 1 3 **| Messner, 2b stand, the double file marched to so with me. That is" — hastily— myself for granted. '» Clmuncoy, 2b t 2 n 1 1 Brown, e f ......... the pole where, as the hand struck "Assuming that I will be able to "Retire? I suppose I shall when Bounin, r..............2 4 1 *1 12 0 0 up the ‘.Star Spangled Banner/ the win from my opponents. However uml if I last five years or more as Stuiw, lb The blear lie rites were out in Jenkins, y ___ I 0 0 i) » r 3 flag was hoisted to its place by Mr. no one cun blame me for feeling champion. By that time, I suppose Ilium, rf force. All the old regulars were 0 0 1 ) 1 4 0 Funk, 3b Palmer. Marching back to the that I will." back in tiiir accustomed places. I’ll have enough of boxing and, for Total# ...........SB 7 13 27 10 0 3 a (i 3 1 0 On Die top row of the grandstand, grandstand, tiie teams lined up mid James, of course, may be par­ all I know, boxing may have Johnson, ss x Batted for Jones in iltli. 0 p 5 1 1 1 stood at attention while Mayor For­ doned for taking a philosophic enough of me. I've found that the F. Austin, c where the heavy gambler# sit, It! 3 0 0 II 1 0 there were long arguments over rest Lake presented Lee Crowe, view of finances in general, since surest way to attain unpopularity L, Austin, p Sarasota ................ Oil) 000 <)()()— 1 | 0 0 0 0 1 1 xv Norris. manager of the Cclcrymcn, with a Ids conversation with Rickard may is to win the heavyweight cham­ tiie limit. Should It he two hits? i Miami ... . . . . 100 010 20x— 7 0 1 p 0 0 0 xxx A Iverson, huge floral wreath prepared by have some slight reference to a sum pionship.” SUMMARY Two base hits, Tur­ Stewart. Phil Wells’ right eye took on n ner and Hogan, Three husc hits 35 8 11 27 17 0 beautiful blue-black color shortly Knunus and Maloney, Home run Totols Mayor Lake’s welcoming nddress If is our completeness in oil mailers lltal have won for ■ One out when w Inning run after his bout with Mister Mich­ Ccasnres, Sacrifice hits, Hollqprav, was follow'd by a few words from aels. The price o f beefsteak goes Hudgins, and Maloney, scored. the visiting muyor, who expressed Double us a desirably patronage— our aim is not only service up / — United for Craig in 5th. the sentiments of Orlando fans for play. Turner to Chauncey to Hol­ in one line hut thoroughly covers all phases of our xx Hat ted for L. Austin in tUh. the large turnout shown the pre­ loway. Base on balls o ff Jones 3. "Goof" was there again, and Stiuck out by Jenkins, 5; by Jones xxx Ran for Norris in S*th. vious day. business. again unaccompanied We told 1. Passed balls Hcuuin 2, Time of Stout, for Sanford, nnd Puckett, him lie could go to the game. I Tampa 000 Oftl 030—7 game 2:00, for Orlando, worked the full nine I St. Petersburg . 100 20! 202—8 Innings and each was touched for Muyiir took the first pitch af nine hits. Perfect support in the | Summary! Two base hits, Mess- ter first being assured that no one field enabled Stout to breeze i ner, Ilrown and Francis. Three bus;’ would strike at it. Mayor Aulrey, through to victory after being in hits. Hensley. Sacrifices, Mess ner. who threw it received the plaudits The V. M. C. A. Junior Dusehuil ( slstant manager; Captain, Fred ■Stole baser. dnnger only on a few occasions. Messner. Double of the crowd and also the 35 from Orlando counted its one mid only League is to start the 1927 ees-; Walston; players Otis Hridgcr, Ed plays, Johnson to .Messner to Shaw; Orlando. , Phono 7!l7 New York, Apr. 23— (IN S)— soin next Monday with the fir s t; Humphries, Hen Fuville, Richard 521) Maple Aw. run in the first on Abrams’ two Funk to Messn r to Shaw. Struck As the result o f tiie five straight game being played at T > o’clock on Packard, Norman Glen, James bugger and a single by Grandeo. out by Austin 4; by Craig 3. Rase In the seventh, the 35 from Or­ victories over Cincinnati, tin* Pitts­ After that, with men on bases, the new diamond at the Junior, Dyson, David Miller, Carl Vouse, on hulls off Craig 2: o ff Sproul I. lando got U|> for a stretch burgh Pirates today have piled Up High School grounds. The Lea-1 Elmer Johnson. James Dosey. Stout tightened down and third Kan- Lert on bases St. Petersburg O’, and were greeted by the rest of a big lead in the National Lcagua guc is sponsored bv the Snnfm I j '‘ Pirates.’’ Manager, Izzy base was the furthest renched by Tampa 2. Passed bull Austin. Um­ Lions, who have furnished the ncr; assistant manager, Frank Tal­ pires Ruphon and Pieh. Tinty of tiie 001 paij admissions, not count­ race. They heat the Reds yester­ the visitors. ing season tickets. Don't you day. 3 to I. with Lee Meadows bot; Cuptain, Ralph Lunger; play­ equipment and whose members are The Celerymen threatened in the know the 35 must have felt grand. having a slight edge in n pitcher#, Harry Schifley, Clay Wil­ game 2:15. to take an active purt in the club first when, with one gone, Frisbia liams, Waymnn Brandon, Jake managements. and Wade singled in succession. There nre six teams with boys Diehl, Lenoard Beecher, Hugh Col­ After Crowe bud fouled out, My­ ers was walked but the best Hirst ranging in age from nine to 11 lins, J. Hotsis. O. Clyde and others. Men’s Pocket Watches. "Tigers," Manager Hawkins Con could do was an infield roller to years composing them. Each team Strap Watches, Hoys Watch­ nelly; assistant manager, J. G. will play two games weekly. Fol­ Viau, whose throw to Tinker forced es. Ladies nnd Girls Wrist lowing is the roaster of teams and Zieglur; Hill Stamper, captain;' FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Myers for the final out. Watches. players, L. (J. IJowcn, P. W. Vickj players. The score was tied in the third cry, Charles Tew, James JcIHff. j Presbyterian and Episcopul, SANFORD nt Orlando. Me Luulin Tsr when, with the bases filled, Frishle Mills lloytl, Edward Collier, Ito- i scored on Hill Myers’ sacrifice to "Seminole#", Manager, Hob Cobb; hurt Pierson, Robert Knight und St. Petersburg at Tampa. The Jeweler Sarasota at Miami. ?»w> rigid. The ball was relayed and Assistant Manager, J. Mundy; wlion It was shot lo third Wade, Captain, Harold Jones; players, I. others whose names are not availAMERICAN LEAGUE was sliding In to the bag, was rail- i Ilmnipson, Max Roumillut, Fred­ aide. ‘‘ Panthers," Manager Mark Ste­ St. Louis nt Detroit, ed safe by Umpire Michii'-R Phil erick Dnlgcr, Harry Rower, Rich­ Wells then bounced out in the cen­ ard Dens, Hraxton Perkins, Rus­ wart; Assistant manager, Frank Cleveland nt Chicago, IfVhrter of the arena and became Or­ sell Wallace, John Dighton, S*. Markwood; Captain, Gilbert WH- New York at Philadelphia. liums, players, Gilbert Steele, Jack Washington nt Boston. lando's gladintyr. A sharp exchange Clair Carnlro, Charles Britt, Wal­ o f blows between him and the arbi­ ter Hailey, Spratt Long and John Russell. Robert Corrington. Runsell Cohem. McKesson Iludleston, NATIONAL LEAGUE ter caused Wells to ha excused from ' *'Uvon is like other insurance. We admit that. Methodist, "Hliickfeet," G. V*’. Claude Hill, Leon Wells Arthur i Chicago nt St. Louis. the game, and sent Leu behind the Juhnson, George Ganes. Spencer, manager. Voile Williams, . Philadelphia at New York. Bui the seller of a policy often misrepre­ hut for the Colts. The umpires for the first week’s 1Boston at Brooklyn. Everything was rosy until the assistant manager; Carl llallen, schedule are as follows. Edward sents, and you find the producer o f the seventh when Hailey started it captain; phivers, Sam Knight. Hi’l Render, Monday; S. R. Dighton, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. o ff with n slashing single through Tyre, Bob Stewart, Howard Scott, policy says otherwise. So it is with milk, SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION the box. Cox then dropped Wal­ Ijirry Marricn, Guy Allen, Goorga Tuesday; Henry McLuuglin, Wed­ lace’s short fly In right nnd Puck­ Sunders, Tom Hummer. Wnlton nesday; L. F. Hoyle, Thursday; . Mobil; at Memphis. you may be misled by the seller and get ett held Nloul’s attempted sacri­ Parker, Millie Crouch and Edwin Peter Schall, Friday, Frank L , Nashville at Chaltunogn. Woodruff. Saturday. Substitute Smith. stale milk that you do not know where and i New Orleans at Little Rock, fice until ull hands were saf . Ab­ Baptist, "Red Sox": Claude Sls- Umpires. II. \V. Rucker, Hugh Tll- llinninghum at Atlanta. rams snared Hensley’s hot bound­ lis und Ralph Sharp. how it is produced. ,4 J I H U I er and toorhed the bag but Hailey li link, manager; Eddie Meyer, uscounted on the piny. Oil Frisble’s AMERICAN ASSOCIATION long sacrifice to Hayes, Wallin-JUKI Milwaukee at lujulsvllle, Nashville . .....n 4 Not so with us we produce here before crossed the pan. 3 l .57) Kansas City at Indianapolis. Memphis Enjoy the delights o f a Frigidairc Hirst, Bailey and Wade each col- * your eyes and invite your inspection of .....C 5 .515 ’ Atlanta leeted a pair of snfeties to lend the J Minneapolis at Columbus. Birmingham .500 . 5 5 our producing plant. See fop yourself. parade. The scar : Electric Refrigerator in your home ( 'hattaiumga (I 4 .411(1 FLORIDA ST A*I E LEA4 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Orlando AH It II PO A F. ft Middle 3 383 Pet. Won L * » Foss, 3b 4 0 0 1 ft •1 5 .285 Buffalo at Newark. 1,000 Little Reck 2 ft 1 11 3 4 11 0 SANFORD Tinker, 2). Rochester ut Baltimore. .500 1 1 Abrams, tli 4 l l 4 0 11 Tampa Syracuse nt Jersey City. T D IJ-N I N o f icc cubes fur tal>lc use, colWhy not get the best- it costs no more, .500 > 1 1 Toronto at Reading. 1 n 1 1 II ft turusotu Grand'<>, rf .500 I 1 1 A ored or flavored to im prove Mimiiier 1 n 1 1 II ft Miami Jlaye*, rf .500 ' ) 1 SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE 1 11 1 3 0 1 St. Petersburg . . 7 Cox If .000 ft 2 drinks— frozen desserts, frozen salads, even Montgomery at Selma. 3 11 1 3 ■» 1 Orlando ; A’ inn, ss .. FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Savannah at Albany. 1 n 0 a I ft Wells, c . frozen meat dishes to vary the summer menu NATIONAL LP.AGU Sanford 3; Orlando 1. Columbus at Pensacola. I**c. e 3 0 1 0 1 0 Phone 400 Pet. Won L St. Pete. 8; Tampa 7. 3 11 0 0 •1 ft Pittsburgh Puckett, p and sim plify t he preparation o f meals. K now .875 7 1 Miami 7; Surosulu 1. With i he arrival <f tlie fiist .03(1 7 4 Boston Iship in fifteen years, the inhuhiall these delights that Frigidairc provides. ::i 1 u 21 7 2 Philadelphia Total# ,025 5 3 AMERICAN LEAGUE tants of an island in the Bering .571 1 3 Si. I*mis Boston 3; Washington 7. Strait, between Siberia und Alaska Sanford All R 11 PO A E New York Lom e in and let ns show you h o w Frigid.555 5 1 DctrolL-St. lands roM, learned that Russia iwie no long r 1 (1 1 1 ft it 1 hienvo t Jleallsy. ef . ISO 3 t a monarchy, airc will make you independent o f outside 3 | ] 1 3 ti Brooklyn ■ Friable, ** .200 I Ghlcago-Clovoland cold. 2 8 Philadelphia-New York rain. Wade, rf 4 ft *1 t ti ti Cincinnati .125 1 7 iec supply— hmv it gives you advantages Many of the ancient-* possessed Crowe. 3b 1 II (1 2 » 11 NATIONAL LEAGUE 2 II ft .* 5 0 , gr"at riche*. Croesus owned l-mik-d Myers, 2I» AM EIIICAN I.K.AGU that you cou ld n 't expect o f ice refrigeration. Pittsburgh 8; Cincinnati I. property alone worth $0,000.01)0. | II •I it ti i) Hirst, if pet. Won L St. Lmda-Cldriign cold. 2 Seneca’s fortune was estimated .,1 An Unlimited Supply Of Halley, lb 1 1 n ti 0 Now York .777: 7 2 |$14,000,000 and the estate of TihqWallace, c 3 1 0 3 ti t> Detroit .750 ; New York Philadelphia rain. 3 1 Brooklyn-Bostou wet grounds. t riu* at about $150,000,000. - Stout, p ", 3 0 1 0 a ti Washington .025! M O N EY A T A L L TIMES ft 3 .025 5 3 Cleveland INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Knoxville 5; Greenville 13. Total* 31 3 0 27 11 ti St. Louis .000 3 2 Hundred of home-owners are taking I* K O U U C T O I: G t N t K A L MOTORS Asheville 2; Spartunhnrg 3. Scon- by innings: .500 l All game* puetponed rain. Philadelphia . . 4 5 Augustu-Columbin wet grounds. R Chit ago advantage of our easy-payment .383 ' SOUTHERN 3 ft ASSOCIATION Orlando too 000 000 — 1 Boston .111 : Chattanooga 23-0; 1 H Birmingham,! SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE loans. Sanford 001 000 2ux —a 7*0. Montgomery 11; Selmu t). SOUTHERN a s s o c ia t io n Mobile 1; Memphis 3. QUICK SERVICE (Vunibus 4; Pensacola 0. Summary; Thrcr base hits, Lee, Won Loat Pet. Nashville 1; Atlanta 4. Suvunnuh tl; Albany 4. Two base hits, Abram*. Tinker und Now Orleans . 7 2 .777 Now Orleaiu-l.ittl# Rock, po*tSt. Augustine 8; Jacksonville I. Bailey, Stolen bates, Tinker und ponci joned t« allow teams to get to « ■ !1 thrum*. Sacrifice hit* Frisbie, My. Builty. Earned run*, Orlando I. ■New Orleans. A M ERIC AN ASSOCIATION l!(i M agnolia A vc. rrs, and Viau. Hum- on bulb, off Left on bases, Sunford 8- Orlundu Milwaukee 8; IxniiaviUe 3. ’ uckctt I. Struck out. by Stout 2. H, Time of game 1;67. Umpire*! 112 East Second St. Phone (ill SOUTH ATLANTIC I.HAGUE IiHlUnupotiu 5; Kutisu* City 4. Double play*. Frithlr to Meyer* to I. oiir Mid Meikle, Macon 5; Charlotte 0. Other pv*tpolled, cold weather. 1 Vi— CONTEST, 3T01 P e rfect Support Is A ccorded Stout BaseballStatistics In M ajor Leagues Good Material—Quick Service • Low Prices Y. M. C . A . Junior Baseball League Will Open Season On Next Monday Afternoon T aggin g AllBases Today’s Schedule Security Lumber Co. Watches Milk Insurance W ith o u t a th ou g h t o f outside icc supply League Standings Results O f Games | S p e n c e r ’s D a ir y L O A N S F R I G 1 D A I K E J. H. JACKSON Sanford Electric Co. * , • ,, (V .I* ‘ * *- -7 - .1 • . , �jfjed K a le s . . ^ " ‘ Thenutnt S o H f - M r of ln•f414*171dVtietlule t*o- "W F CLEAN YOUR RUGS" 11— !MI.seel Inn Absolutely Clean. Phone Orlando 0053 <rr drep us a card. All Ruga tailed lor and dclivered. Russ Mattress Co. 11112 Church St. Orlando. MODERN, furnished bungalow for rent. Low rental to respon­ sible party. Inquire at 102 Highland St. Or 107 First Natl. Hank . . .. rstfS a,n ror « " J , t » i * 3fle> ,r it ATI'3 w ill UCT 1.V life' chargejt o* i!,e wurd *55® w an* ■ yssa? - l i o•n . 5 * * r^ U « - :irno IBS: R - f f V J l ba « ■ * • « * at ..m eJCB O ltD l.’ftS (jTpfOANt** . al Tne w,j« In P.jj ^ or l>y SlSL?T W ‘‘,n‘ S uV rcs iNDF-t:» Jll«d nr,. j.’.sile* i S S W numcrund»" «aelt »wnd%, alphabet* -ED HATH SCIIHDULK |n|r »ch n lu l« tella ,lt r .ts wild •<!* fr**m words f‘>r one io l< vvtien centered *«"• “ no will * •4, t words. . rats similes to eacK : vss ImibJ? I« «r ,190: " T / t . "a n >* w‘iri1" It. ]<■ Perkins — Haberdasher headquarters for Collegiate Clothes. 110 First Street. BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation boxes and general cement work Miracle Concrete Co. J, E. Torwillogor, Prop. I.ANEY.S DRUG STORE— Pre­ scriptions, Drugs, Soda. Wo are as near you as your photic. Call 10.1 TEACHERS HOME, furnished complete, d o s e to schools. Ac­ ‘ •'O REFRIGERATORS — Good comodations for ten. Four entranc­ tot (iittun; priced reasonable.Pier- es, two hatha, Hot and cold water, Double cant ye S"U l.atkin, Inc. Mr Lander Areada. pas electricity. Phone 880, Terms with or without meals. Ad­ dress Hox. W. care Herald. marry if lonely — Most Successful "Home Maker,” hund­ reds rich; strickly confidential; reFIVE ROOM — modern house in Loch Arbor, all conveniences; linblc; years experience; descrip­ garage. (}. S. Witmer. P. O. Box tions free. The Successful Club, hilt). Mrs. Nash. Box 55(1 Oakland Cal. THINK— If you nre thinking of building, why pay the Architects several hundred dollnrs' for plans, when you can get the same free, nnd keep your money in your pock Ill— Wanted et . For further information see SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS. V. C. Collet, Prop. Building Con­ tractor, General Shop & Mill Work nnd House Painting, 115 N. French Ave. Phono 235-J. LUMBER and complete line cf building material. Low prices. Security Lumber Co., "Where Good Grades Como From” Maplo and Sixth. Phono 707. 17— Business P laces F or Kent *C ED —Colored cool Apply 1017 Union Ave NICELY — Furnished bedroom east front; hot water. *10-4 Palm el to Ave. MATRESSES properjy renovated; cno day service in Sanford, by Sanford Matress Factory, Phono CITS—MAR MONS itVtJ Autoiiiubilc C N il Ave. Phi IS— W anted T o Kent M— Rooms Wit limit Board HADDOCK STEAM PRESSEKY j —Cleaning, pressing, tailoring. CLEAN— Apartment 1 and 2 ' 106 S. Palmetto Avenue, flume rooms; kitchenette, private hath 34mJ. hot water. Welaka Apartments, Rhone 307-J. METAL ROOFING—The Root Ev­ erlasting. Metal slungle-t; standing seam tin.and galvanized roofs. See James 11. Cowan. Oak ave. and Thiid St. I’ hono 111. iS L COWAN CO., Auto !w»nj rlit-cl metal works d ornamental sheet metal iLHC-W. 207 French Ave. FURNISHED 3-n with Hcrcenod porch WANT TO RENT— a B-roont bungalow close in. Rent must be reasonable. Apply 5110 Sanford Ave. 2 Bungalows as above with nine acres planted to Tangerine-’. On hanl surfaced road. $>7,000.00. $1500 cash, balance $50 per month. No interest. LPJur when T ic Oat j AtvAV Trie mice Will Play havoc ' G O O D MIGHT, C u R lS i itovj C A M WOLJ p l O D \AJYtTl A c t - "letA t* S T o F F «M u O u D v-UP P ocv^ rr jV I Ov\ T H E 'T r VNHW > -TvlwT* VN/Yb a R lP , B o\ I S C ^ A | p . tT O p ’ uA'G'T-'-MtC.VAT. 1 uevjG "TOm 4 e W i nni\e u t G o T U M KivjDA FEMININE V \ 'D -A cf A v v A N ^ y Hummoc k land $100 per acre. Near railroad. Citrus laud with Lake Frontage on hard road at $125 per acre. Chuluota Company Chuluota Fla. Young llldg. N. Park Ave Sanford Fla. -furnished bungalow I»w rental to responInquire nt 102 High107 First Natl. Bank NOW IS TUB TIME TO BUY THAT FARM AND START SOMETHING We are all going hack to the' farm where real values will nip wavs prevail. Just now is the time to move a few miles from Sanford1 and start that chicken farm nr I raise vegetables for tbe home mar-j ket. Just such a place can be had on the Snnford-Orlnndo road nbmit1 three miles from Sanford in the high and healthy oak and pine section good for citrus fruits, good for poultry nnd good for all kinds of vegetables. Thirty acres, nigh and dry location for a home and > four acres in muck fur vegetables J or oulbs—it will raise anything; —the man who wants to work can I'M GLAD HGNR.M DlDf-P i SHOW UP - IT GILES MG A CHANCE TO DO A LITTLE BUSINESS ON MV OWN ftO O K -IF HE HAS UUP CxiRN ML DAS TC HAVE WOTftk ttNU THERE’S > Xwi\L.<t L S H I N E * / D R A V s /W -T o A C L O S c. nco.u t PXT.clr. cuuiiv hch arsvierTi / J o s r DOHT'VHiMV< \ ' ABO U T VOOR HAMD i m a g i n e , n A lN T T H E R E AN' G W isi T H A R D r - LU\'£ THIS. D O N T EVJE-N LOOV< a t iT — tF W OO. PARK AVENUE RESIDENCE;— within i'iisy walking 11inlance of the heart uf Sun foul. An at tract he house on large lot. Double garage two bed rtKtau, living room, kileneu and dining room. Complete bath room including shower hath. Ruin water tank, house is partly furnished. I'riee $(5500. Only yJBU rash required. ib>x till care The Sanford Herald. WE HAVE —Three improved —Celery Farms, will trade for town piopcrty nothing hut values considered, Baldwin & Brown iPhone 88. A w o u W OnT H 'T i V IT* - LIlvETHtG-y X LOON. y cash for first payment if hula lire can lie paid $RHV' yearly. Call al our office FORT MELLON CORNER LOT.— In first sectiou, will sell for $2,000 on terms of $25 cash nnd $10 monlhlv. Address Hox 101 care The Herald. a $25 CASH AND $10 monthly will buy well located lot on Laurel Avenue. This property is close in and is surrounded with good look­ ing homes. A fine site for a hume. Box A. It. C. care Herald. PALMETTO AVENUE LOT. — north of Hughey Street. Will sell for less than cost if taken at once. Easy terms. Address S. B. S. Care The Sanford Herald. PARK AVENUE LOT—Just Bou.h of Thirteenth Street, facing east, can lie bought for $2,750 on any reasonable term; . This is an ex­ cellent location for a Dupl:x Apartment House. Hox 100 caic The Sanford Herald. 26— Misccllaiteuus Fur Salt 75^ = ^ M tD o e s j v ' m ad e " ■ T|! r n r - T T 11- 1 - m o t borkj ate u s - ,KT t ‘ *IA *Iwvtcr- lwe J North Atlanta. Georgia, main­ tains a Court of C.mcllluUon from which lawyers are barred 'because they frequently clutter up the wheels or justice,’ and where the litigants talk ever their dispute# with the judge, A. S, Libby, who is also mayor of the town, 3 he plan Ims proved a success. Shelley the poet so enjoyed watching the progress of n uttper bout on n body of wat*v that, Dim­ ing himself on the hanks of fho Serpentine without an; paper, be used n fifty-pound note- from which to fusliion a boat. The motto of Earl Murlschal Keith, who founded Murischal Col­ lege, Aberdeen, is: Thiiy liaif said, tjuhat say thayV Lat thame say. PIANO, $ 130, Si human a upright mahogany, $125; hoy’s bicycle $5; $(35 Savage repeating rifle, $22.50; $150 electric self heating It is carved over the entrance washing machine, $18. Inquire 21(31 Palhielto Ave. tlie main building. He Who.Laugflis I .as I L'm fcelimvS To o l o c o To Vjork - fj-jT ' An'CTMC.G OluNTD c. rl AVO MV POP CORN CROP WILL CJG MtADV T o HARVEST — ' * ' l w o n ’ t i naV LAUGH Ee fO h r .L 1AAOE r f \ T ‘ iH b o r d e r vNl-tehi 1 SHOOlDA bfEfcvt A B E D A w IfliA M O E O IM *3^11—' FEW SM U G G LIN ' i l e a d - O H Ro o t \ k o g e p d ie - ee, \ DONT g e e \T SMAi.li COTTAGE — on rear of lot on Magnolia Avenue. A desir­ FURNISHED A P A RT ME NT Threo rooms and bath, all mod­ able place to live while building a ern convcniencca, good location larger home on the front of the lot. Owner is in need of a little reasonable rent. Phone 831-J. rush and will sacrifice the place at less than its real value. $50 cash THREE-ROOM Furnished npar R— Ik‘l|i Wnnted Female and $50 monthly buys it. link N. incut. Apply Mrs. A. K. Power care Herald. COMPETENT — White wo man 100 W. Ninth. wanted to stay on premises and THREE ROOM i urnUhed apart FOR SALK—Two lots In OaljHill do housework and cooking for meat. $35. 018 Oak Ave. Ut nnd two lot# in Buena Vista $<350 family o f four. 1017 Union Ave. each, cash payment nndtcrnls to LEE APARTMENTS— Very de- suit purchaser. Box xz care Ilarsirnble apartment at exception- aid. al Summer rate. Call 0082 a f t e r ------------------------------------------------WANTED— 2 bovs with (i p. M. — F arm s I t>r Salt* cles for Herald mules. M DELIGHTFULLY —Coni furnished hustlers. Apply Herald. apartments private baths, hot and IIESI HUY IN AGRICULTUR­ SALESMAN— Wanted to s< roll! water, gas, double garage. AL LAND most popular automobile » Summer rates. 150(1 Park Ave. In The State Of Florida market. All answers held In the flowing well district near dential. Box W care Herald ONE NICELY — furnished apart Sanford, with clay subsoil. On meat, all modern convcniencca the highway and one mile, from it. R. station. S— F inancial Phone 2u7. Already cleared, Perfect drainage. $5,000 INTEREST — in growing FURNISHED— Apartment, wi> Virgin soil of unsurpassed fei* celery garden in exchange for stairs, with screened porch: garage equal value Sanford property or Oil Park Ave. Inquire 007 Putl tility, will grow anything. 1,000 Acres in units of 5 acres, will consider piopcrty northern Ave. as many as you want. states. Celery lands, certain pre­ AT A PRICE SO LOW IT WILL date good annual returns. Box 2< "Make Your Head Swim" care Herald. Home Seekers, Hare Is Your Chance It May Never Come Again If you can mnke a small cash payment and finance your first THREE-ROOM Furnished Apart crop, it will easily pay for tinm<nt. Apply Herald Office, land. If jou nre looking for a “ Snap" I NEWLY — furnished apartments Here; It Is I CHICKS We hatch for rent, on Park Ave. Three Fee Me At Onro oughbreads only s blocks from First St. Summer W. ft. YOUNG Reds $1(3 a 100. Orlu rates, D. I* Thrasher. Bargains In Ileal Estate ' Orlando Fla. Park Ave. Itnd Coin met via] St. Ifi— H ouses Fnr Kent MODERN. for rent, sible party, land St. Or Bldg. FOR SALE 2\Hungnhfw>vflve roojmi in id bittlq ih acre# plowed and fenced, com­ bination citrus and trucking tan*!. Ideal for poultry* 'Oij h*ld stir* facet! road. ? 0,500.00 Terms ?500 month. No cash. It interest ATTRACTIVE rooms to rent fur store# or offices ut Park Ave. and Commercial Street. W. M. Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave., op­ posite Court House. Phonograph Repairing Piano Tuning By experts with 17 years Furnished bedroom, -111 experience, Sanford Music Store ill— liou ei‘8 F or S alt nnd Gift Shoppe ROOMS,— With or without meal* Room 10 & 11 McLnnder Arcade. Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. Phono 832. COMFORTABLE— furnished home foe sale. $1000 cash, balance CONCRETE in every shape and easy monthly payments. Chuluota form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ Of lice, next Masonic Bldg. mentals, etc, Sanford Cement Prod­ FURNISHED— garage apart men., ucts Company, Fifth nnd Mu pie cool and pleasant; price reason­ Sts. Phone 112-W. ROOM — modern house for able. 8ii,'! Union Ave. Phone (158-W small down payment; hai­ CLARENCE SMITH ku rent. Phono 830-W. FURNISHED—apartment for rent General Contractor 1101 Elm Ave. Corner list. (300 West First Street at Phone 441 TWO OR THREE — furnished housekeeping rooms, $20 and $30 CLEANING, PRESSING, DYING monthly. 310 E. 5th. — "We do it Better," Try us. Roy­ al Cleaners and Dyers, J. C. Jackson, 30b El.si Second St., Phono 481-J. toasf S \M (d D |f Nrev Siinfm 1 Booster iflipn.: bun. h of celery d. r'lu.l-bal.rr Agency 'V1GIIT-CH RISEN BERRY PRINT SHOP — Printing, Engraving, iCmse Co. ’mbossing. Sen us first. We do lilltlSLFdt t. Phone 417-W. It. It. Avenue1 FUI.l.tai MOTOR CO. (w. at D)lh M. Phone t3‘.,2 Commercial Street. Iiv William M EYER ^ SER MOM’N POP l d o n 't g e t v o o ft i d g a , ' v BUT IT /makes NO DlFFERENCC T o M e WHO X S C U - MY Bu t t e r t o a s lo ng a s * > X G E T YOUR C E R T I F i e o / ____ CHECK -r-— 7 7 / = 1HMtEDME CkCMiiKT] r-»sr6 SSlRJ M0 M ~ l!u 6 <3 o r Tnre BV TH E ^ HORNS SeRjRG HE EVEN STARTS IN BUSINESS — TWO CREAMERIES HAV/E ALREADY AGREED TO S E LL ME THEIR O UTP UT— ■YOU ARE LOOKING * A T THE FUTURE ROTTER KlHGlr 1 . -5 M ! WON’T 1 HAVE THE X , la u g h on t h t c ? y M EYER BO' S E R V IC E M E Y E R - BOTH S E R V IC E �\ »\AiVn.-Alton S H H B H H iH M M H liM H M fflB i ' _ * 1 •-■ irv THE --■G >«»au. OLTS BOW TO SANFORD FOR SECOND LOCALS BUNCH Tunney To Fight A t Least SAINTS TURN ON Once A Year A s Long A sH e SMOKERS TO COP HITSTOTAKE Has The Heavy weight Title SECOND CONTEST CONTEST.,1T01 Base Hits tty R. L. Hooker Ing duel with Adolph Luque. The Senators went on u n batt­ ing spree against the Bed Sox collecting 11 hits and winning 7 tc 3 The Boston pitchers walked i It) men. All other big league game's We e postponed because of ruin. No NEW YORK, Apr. 23- (ivK)J home runs were made. Friends of James J. Walker, nurJ of New York City, today c3C|irts,J E a s t Coast Outfit Collects the belief that he would decline J SOUTHERN LEAGUE I’ ll I Game On Ice; Ccsnrcs Chattanooga ran wild in the first offer of the presidency of the An Clouts Homer With One On game, hammering Birmingham to rican League at a stdary of Ro Hils In T w o Innings T o the tune of 23 to 7, and then lost 000 a year, reported to have I made by the league. the second fl to 0. Memphis held on to second place Although Walker insists thatij MIAMI, Apr. 211—Miami even­ ed the series with {Jnrasotn by in the Southern by nosing out Mo­ has received no formal offer fn the league, rumors persisted to taking the second game, 7 to 1, bile, 3 to 1. Pile Fowler was in good form tlint the league magnnUs nt ai Bunched hits in the fifth and eighth innings enabled the locals and the Crackers won from Nash­ ret meeting yesterday decided ]J offer him tho post. to put the game on ice. Jenkins ville I to 1, The mayor’s reply to all qw for Miami was nicked for 10 hits tions was:— but he kept them scattered. Jones "I have had no formal offer fn of Sarasota was pounded for U the American League. Inanyct*. safeties including u home run by 1 would not discuss any offer aw fensoroH with one <>n in the fifth it had been made formally," Inning. According to friends of the ruj Richards left the hitters of the east const aggregation, getting LEADING MAJOR LEAGUE HIT­ or, he will not entertain such ’ offer until bis present term to. three hits out four trips to the TERS. on Jun. 1, itblO. He is said to fn plate. NATIONAL LEAGUE that his resignation at this tii Sarasota l) Player and Club G Alt «R II PCT. might result in the disruption Grant, rf. ., 1 0 1 0 Sand, the political organization of TuJ Cirosi. ss. 1 0 0 1 * Philadelphia, 8 1) I I I!) many Hall. Kannus, 2b 1 0 •> 5 , Tyson, Holder, cf . 4 0 i 4 j, New York, It 38 II Ml .500 New York, 0 in 4 H .1 0 1 I 2 Ho»on, If 0 Hornsby, Judge, Hudgins, c. ...3 0 1 2 ,, i New York !* 31 12 12 .411 0 211 B II Washington, Malonev, 3b. 3 0 2 0 Lindstrom, 0 0 Gehrig. 10 (l P 4 [.nylon, 1!>. 9 10 fl IT .125 New York, 0 1 0 2 ) i New York, 10 37 ’ 13 17 ,15 Jones, ij. Coombs. xliuniphrics. I 0 0 0 I) () llafey, St. Louis, 7.20 J II .123 - New York, It) 12 13 iti.d Lender a year ago today John­ 31 1 III 21 Totals son, Boston .181. THE Bit; FIVE Miami Al! t M PC G AH r ii int in . 4 1 2 | Ceascries, cf AMERICAN LEAGUE 1) 51 12 15 2 J Hornsby, Holloway, Hi. . 4 1 o 10 Player and Club G AM B U PCT, [Speaker, 1) 34 K 12 0 5 1 i 0 Domingo, rf. . Hcilmann, , 10 10 10 I I(I Richard?, if. 1 •1 3 1 ( lllllll Detroit, 5 Is 3 II ,50(1 Ruth 10 32 13 K I s'| Vincent, 3b 1 0 0 0 1 Collins, 10 311 8 It(I Turner, ss. iCollins. 4 1 •» 1 Chnuncey, 2b ...4 0 i a 0 1 7 Ilennin, e........ Jenkins, y ...... Z i 1 1 ii SARASOTA DROPS I SECOND CONTEST MIAMI T E A M Friends O f Walkt Say He Will Refus. League President! Third Round Michaels caught Ihillling Wells in the left eye with a short right. He took three rights to the jaw in return. They clinched. As St. Petersburg Slujrgers Get By DAVIS J, WALSH Iof $100,000 the promoter will be in the bell rang both were sparring in II Hits O ff Three Tampn the center of the ring. It was even. International News Service Spuria' Ills debt on May l. The further fact Editor that it is only nn item in the ‘nut’ Hurlers; Messner Collects NEW YORK, Apr. 23Tak? that Rickard must assume in lining Fourth Round Three Hits In Four Tries Game Is Preceded By it from James Joseph Tunney, who up Tunney undoubtedly had a someIt is President Asher's by a big thinks he is in a position to know, what mellowing effect on the lat Fl a g - Raising And there will be a heavyweight cham­ tor's outlook. ST. PETERSBURG, April 23— margin. Short Speeches B y pionship fight held annually for the However, he insisted that his sin­ Three Tampa hurlers were pounded Bill Palmer did a good job of next four or five years, assuming, cerity was above question in claim­ hard and the Saints look the sec­ raising the flag without assist­ Mayors A utrey, Lake i"f course, that James continues to ing that physical readiness was of ond game on Friday by a score of ance. |have the situation well in hand. He greater importance than the size 8 to 7. The locals played errorless |informed the writer today, Hint of the purse in considering any title . ball while the visitors v • e ri With the band playing, with merely ‘as n matter o f common defense. sponsible for hnlf a dozen miscues the stands filled and with Felix (sense,’ he planned to fight in de­ on his throne there was but one “ There have been years when in the field. fense of his title at least once a challengers Craig, Sproul, and Willey gave guess ns to what the occasion wire few and inade­ year for five years—regardless of quate," he explained. “ All right; up It hits. Austin, a high school meant to all of us. purses and opponents— and then why not meet the best man avail­ hurlcr, yielded 10 hits but was ac­ Umpire’s DecisionPre- call it a career. .Something happened every time able, taking the best money offer­ corded perfect support by bis team they couldn’t have kept ed? The champion is at least that mates, Jake Messie r collected three that heavy batting end came up— cipitates Fight With me"Why, nut this year even if I had had far ahead on the financial situation hits in four trips to lead the hit- if you know which end. Bailey is one of them, and his hit in the Manager O f Colts to challenge the conlrndcr myself,” and, from the physical side, he has |ters for the day. seventh to bust open the inning . I l l till." IH nt- i, 119 II I III•• ••■ Defore an attendance of 1,100 and Tampa ***•%»?■ able. Then, at fl later ilate, when a All 11 II I’D A E almost sent Pucket to.the hospi­ ; following appropriate opening (lay with Tex Rickard. "I'm to make real challenger turns up, the cham­ Iluackley, 2b 1 t 0 5 »> t tal. exercises,.the charges of l-ee Crowe plenty of money out o f my fight pion still can get the big purse he Welch, if 3 1 1 1 0 0 Orlando, the City Beautiful, wont to work at Municipal Field this summer but, oven if the purse otherwise might have waited sev­ Beasley, cf 3 •> *> «» •1 0 had been unsatisfactory, 1 would Friday afternoon and in one of eral years for, and naturally he lioiizn. ps ......... 1 2 *1 r •J 3 (and ail that sort of stuff) sent those exciting hall games, romped have signed, anyhow. Money. 1 would tie a better man because of Seaborn, 3b 1 1 2 i 3 1 over oh, at least 35 cash customer.;. over Orlando for the acentid grant you, is important and I’m those intervening fights. 4 0 i 0 0 (1 So good of them, you know. The Blackstock, i f 1 0 I ii 0 (1 previous day. in Orlondo, approx­ Barnes, lb 1 0 l i 3 0 imately BOO Sanford fans were Francis, c . 1 0 0 0 1 0 present for the opener. Did some­ Craig, p 1 0 0 0 0 0 one suggest that possibly we may 7-fobnsnn •> 0 II 0 1 t lie looked upon ns suckers’? Snrnul, p (I 0 II 0 0 0 Willey, p • Stout could not get them break­ , ......... ..... . The flag raising in center field, dnw for his weekly salary." my favor; ing for him and he came througn "The Made," he added, warming ‘ ‘,1v,'!'y 0 participated in by both teams head­ H ) 25 14 31 7 they, at least, won’t be able to sur­ Totals with only nine hits much to the ed by President Palmer was, im­ to his rhetoric, “ grows dull and prise me us so many champions surprise of close observers, who rusted from disuse. li lias bcen so pressive. St. I’clcrsbiirg All R II 1*0 A E terduy. Perfect support in the with every heavyweight champion have been surprised. In short, I am 5 •J 1 •1 0 0 knew he was not exactly right yasLining up in front of the grand­ of the modern era but it won’t be taking neither my opponents nor Nt tiles, If 1 1 3 3 7 0 ficld was accorded him. Messner, 2b stand, the double filn marched to so with me. That is" —hastily— myself for granted. 4 O •> »t 1 (1 the polo where, as the band stmek "Assuming that I will be able to “ Retire? I suppose I shall when Ill-own, cf I l *» 12 0 0 up the ‘Star Spangled Banner,' the win from my opponents. However and if I last five years or more us Shaw, lb The blenchcrites were out In 3 0 T 0 0 0 force. All the old regulars were fla g was hoisted to its place by Mr. no one can blame me for feeling champion. By that time, I suppose Bean, if 4 t 0 0 0 0 back in thir accustomed places. Funk, 3b Palmer. Marching bnck to the that I will." » 1 II ..35 7 13 27 lfl 0 Totals 3 0 0 *»1 Johnson, ss grandstand, the teams lined up and have On the top row of the gruniiatund, boxing nil l Kite James, of course, may he par­ x— Batted for Jones in 9th. I I 1 0 l r. 1 stood at attention while Mayor For­ doned for taking a philosophic enough of me. I’ve found that the F. Austin, c where the heavy gamblers sit, Rt 0 (1 n 0 t 3 L. Austin. | > rest Lake presented I,oc Crowe, view of finances in general, since surest way to attain unpopularity there were long arguments over 010 000 000— 1 j 1 0 i 0 0 (1 the limit. Should it be two bits? i Sarasotn manager of the Cclerynicn, with a his conversation with Rickard may is to win the heavyweight cham­ xxNorris, Miami 100 040 20x—7 0 1 o 0 II 0 xxxAIverson, ' huge floral wreath prepared by have some slight reference to a sum pionship." SUMMARY Two base bits. Tur­ Stewart. Phil Wells' light eye took on a ner and Hogan, Three base hits 35 8 it 27 17 l) beautiful blue-black color shortly Kaon us and Maloney, Home run Totols Mayor Lake’s welcoming address II is our completeness in till mailers that have won for • One out when Winning run after his bout with Mister Mich­ Censures, Sacrifice hits, Hotlqtvny, was followed by a few words from aels. The price of beefsteak g oes: Hudgins, and Maloney, scored. the visiting mayor, who expressed Double us a clcsirnhV pillronaffe— our aim is not only service up z.— Batted for Craig in r.th. the sentiments of Orlando fans for play. Turner to Chnuncey to Hol­ in one line hut thoroughly covers ail phases of our in Pth. Anstin xxlinttcd for I,. the large turnout shown tho pre­ loway, Base on balls o ff Jones 3. "G oof" was there again, and Struck out by Jenkins, 5; by Jones xxx Bun for ?4orris in 9th. vious day. business. Wo told 1. Passed balls Bemtin 2, Time of V L1 again unaccompanied Stout, for Sanford, and Puckett, him he could go to the game. 000 004 o:30-■7 game 2:00. Tampa for Orlando, worked the full nine too 201 202 -R St. i'etersburg . innings and each was touched for Mayor took the first pitch of nine hits. Perfect support in the | Summary: Two base bits, Mess- ter first being assured that no one field enabled Stout to breeze I ner, Brown and Francis. Three lias; would strike nt it. Mayor Autrey, through to victory after being in Fre I , hits, Hensley. Sacrifices, Messner. who threw.i* received the plaudits1 The Y. M. C. A. Junior Busekall sistunl manager; Captain, danger only on a few occasions. bases, Messner. Double of the crowd and also the 35 from ) Walston; players OUs llridger, E l J: Stole Orlando counted its one and only League is to start the 1927 res plays, Johnson to Messner to Shaw; Orlando. • New York, Apr. 23— ( INS )— I’honu1797 521) Maple Art. run In the first on Abrams’ two soYi"next Monday with the first, Humphries. Ben Kavllle, Biciuml Funk to Messier to Shaw. Struck As the result of the five straight being played at 5 o'clock on Packard, Norman Glen, James game ploy----------------..... , , ,, . bagger und a single by Urnndco. J out by Austin 4; by Craig 3. Base In the seventh, the 35 from Or­ victories over Cincinnati, the Pitts­ After that, with men on liases, the new diamond at the Junior Hyson, David Miller, Carl Voiihc, on balls .... o ff Craig 2: o ff Sproul I. lando got up for a stretch burgh Pirates todny have piled u,» Stout tightened down and third High School grounds, The Lea- Elmer Johnson, James Dosoy. Left (ill bases St. Petersburg 0: and were greeted by the rest of a hig lend in Ihc National League gue in sponsored bv the Snnfm 1 j "Pirates," Manager, Izzy Kunbase was the farthest reached by Tampa 2. Passed ball Austin. Um­ Lions. who have furnished th.- net: assistant manager, Frank lu l- pires Hnphou and Pieh. Ting- of the 901 paij admissions, not count­ race. They heat the Beds yester­ the visitors. ing season tickets. Don’t you day. 3 to 1. with Lee Meadows equipment and whose members are hot; Captain, Ralph Lunger; ployThe I IIV Celerymcn VJVIV- 1 ,1 Ill' ll threatened lllivutvm.11 *11 In th HI. ~ . * * *1 know the 35 must have felt grand. having a slight edge in a pitchWiian active 1ers, Harry " ....... Sebifley, o-t.m.... 'Clay U7‘ - game 2:15. first when, with one gone, Frishie to to toko Bike an active purt part in in the the club c liums, Waynuui Brandon, Jake managements. and Wade singled in succession. There are six tennis with hoys Diehl, l.enonrd Ucocher, Hugh Col­ After Crowe had fouled out, My­ ranging ers was walked but the ln»st Hirst. .. _ In age ~ from nine ,, , to 11 lins, J. Botsis. O. Clyde and others. Men's Pocket Uniches, "Tigers," Manager Hawkins Con could do was an infield roller to composing them. Each team SI rap Watches, Roys Watchnelly; assistant manager, J. G. Vi nil, whose throw to Tinker forced ] Will play two Fuuies weekly, r oli-s. j.allies and Girls Wrist |lowing is the roaster of teams and Zieglar; Hill Stamper, captain; FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Myers for the final out. Watches players, L. G. Bowen, P. W. Vick-) players. The scone was tied in tho Ibird cry, Charles Tew, James Jelliff. j Presbyterian and Episcopal, SANFORD nt Orlando. Me Laulin when, with tho bases filled, Friable scored «n Bill Myers' sacrifice to "Sominolcs". Manager, Bob Cobb; Mills Boyd, Edward Collier, Bo-1 St. Petersburg at Tampa. The Jeweler bort Pierson, Robert Knight und Sarasota at Miami. right. The ball was relayed and Assistant Manager, J. Mainly; others whose names are not avail­ whoan* It was shot to third Wade, i Captain, Harold Jones; players, I. able. ■p-. AMERICAN LEAGUE wasi tflblihir in to the* but:* wiih call- i I hominon, Max Kmimillut, r n'jl* “ Panthers," Manager Mack Ste­ St. Louis at Detroit, ed safe by Umpire Michaels. Phil crick Da Igor, Harry Bower, Rich­ Wells then bpunr d out in the cen­ ard Dens. Braxton Perkins, Uua- wart; Assistant manager, Frank Cleveland ut Chicago. Mark wood; Captain, Gilbert Wil­ ter of the arena and became Or­ sel! Wallace. John Ilighten, St, liams, players, Gilbert Steele, Jnik New York at Philadelphia. ('lair ('amice, Charles Britt, Wal­ Washington at Boston. lando's gladiator. A sharp exchange Russell, Robert Currington, Rus­ of blows between him and the arbi­ ter Bailey, Sprutt Long and John sell Coliem. McKesson Iludlcston, NATIONAL LEAGUE ter caused Wells to be excused from 1Guvon. is like other insurance. We admit that. the game, and sent Lee behind the I Methodist, "Blackfeel," G. W. Claude Hill, Leon Wells Arthur j Chicago at St. Louis. Spencer, manager, Voile Williams, Juhnsou, George Gnnes. j Philadelphia at New York, But the seller of a policy often misrepre­ but for the Colts. Hie umpires tor the first week s I ut ]|m ,k|yn„ Everything was rosy until the assistant manager; Carl Hatlcn, are as follows, Ldwnr.l Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. sents, and you find the producer of the Bovcnlh when Bailey started it captain; pin vers, Sam Knight. Ri'l schedule ______ o ff with a slushing single through Tyre, Rob Stewart, Howard Scott, Bender, Monday; S. It. Dlgbton, | policy says otherwise. So it is with milk, SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION the box. Onx then dropped Wal­ Idirty Man-ion, Guv Allen, Georg- Tuesday; Henry McLauglin, Wed-, aj Memphis. lace’s short fly in right and Puck­ Sunders, Tom Summer. Walton Pesdny; L. !•. Boyle, 1hursduy, , you may be misled by the seller and g’et ett held Stout's attempted sacri­ Parker. Billie Crouch and Edwin !«' Pr. *.clmH. l'ridny, l‘ *IJ,|k J- Nashville at Chattnnoga. Woodruff. Saturday. Substitute Smith. , , , Saturday, substitute, N,.w orloann ut Little Itock. Smith. stale milk that yon do not know where and fice until all hands were safe. AhBaptist, "Bed Sox"; Claude His- I Umpires, II. W. Rucker, Hugh Id- u|rniinghnin at Atlanta, rams snared Beasley's hot bound­ how it is produced. ( ---------er und touched tho bug but Bailey litnk, manager; Eddie Meyer, a s -1 Hs and Ralph Sharp. counted on the play. On I’ri side's = = -AMERICAN ASSOCIATION (5DU i Milwaukee ut Louisville. long sacrifice to Hayes, Wallace Nashville . . Not so with us we produce here before V.71 i Kansas City at Indianapolis. crossed the pan. Memphis Enjoy the delights o f a Frigidairc J ,,',.S t. Paul at Toledo. ITirst, Bailey and Wade each col­ your eyes and invite your inspection of Atlanta lected a pair of safeties to lead the .5011 Minneapolis at Columbus. Birmingham our producing plant. See for yourself. parade. The score: Electric Refrigerator in your home Chattanooga .490 AGU K E I.E INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE io All R II 1*0 A E Mcbilc .333 1 IVt. 1 ,ost Won if I n oss, 311 4 0 0 ♦» 0 .285 Buffalo ut Newark. 1.000 Little Bock | 0 ;i l (l 0 Rochester at Baltimore. Tinker. 2b .500 T 1 Abrams,, lb Syracuse at Jersey City. 4 1 1 1 0 n I nmpu LLN M o f icu cubes for i .tLie use, colWhy not get the best- it costs no more. .G00 1 t Toronto at Beading. 1 0 t 1 II o t-iirniuitu . <f .500 t 1 Miami ora ! or flavored to im prove summer if 1 0 1 1 n ii .500 t 1 SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE 1 0 1 3 0 l St. Petersburg Cox If • » .000 0 thinks— frozen desserts, frozen salads, even Montgomery at Selina. 3 0 t 3 2 t Orlando Viuti, si1 .... FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE 1 0 0 8 T 0 Savanna!) at Albany. Walls, c NATIONAL LEALiUE frozen meat dishes to van the summer menu Sanford 3; Orlando 1. Ian.-, c 3 0 1 0 i 0 Phone 400 Won Lost PcL *• 0 Columbus at Pensacola, St. Pete. 8; Tampa 7. 0 3 0 0 ;hk! sim plify the preparation o f meals. Know P .875 7 1 Pittsburgh Miami 7; Sarasota 1, With 'in- arrival t f the fiisl .030 7 4 Boston tship in fifteen years, tin- inhabi­ 34 1 y 21 7 2 Philadelphia nil these delights that I rigidairc provides, Totals .025 5 3 AMERICAN LEAGUE tants of an island in tit'- Beting .571 3 1 St. !.miis Boston 3; Washington 7. Strait, between Siberia und Alaska rjl All R II PO A E New York Com e in and let us show you h ow Frij’ iil.555 5 1 Delrnlt-St. Louis cold. - learned thut Russia was nn long: i 1 0 1 1 0 0 Chicago cf .429 1 3 Chicago-Clevolnnd cold. a monarchy, 3 1 1 1 3 0 Bnn-klyn airc will make you independent o f outside SI 2 8 .200 Philadelphia-New York rain. f 1 0 *# 1 0 0 Cincinnati .125 i 7 ice supply— h ow it gives you advantages Many uf tin- ancients pqpxdaui-d ; lit 1 0 0 2 0 II NATIONAL LEAGUE gr-qi nche(i.,Crue8y» -wned landed i ,!b 0 0 •1 5 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE ili.it you cou ld n 't expect o f ice refrigeration. Pittsburgh 3; Cincinnati 1. property alum- worth $fl,0U0.0QO. i Hirst, r . 1 0 2 0 ii 0 Won 1.ost Pet. St, Leii'm -Chicago cold. * 1 Senei-nV fortune wa« es'.imutod .it j lb An Unlimited Supply Of 1 1 m It 0 0 New York .777 . .1 2 New York-Philadelphia ruin, #1 ($14,000,000 and the estate.i-f Tilw3 1 0 3 II 0 Detroit ,c .750 Brooktyn-Boston wet grounds. iriu* at about $160,000,000. l Stout, p> 3 0 1 0 3 0 Washington 0 M O N E Y A T ALL TIMES .025 3 Cleveland .025 r > 3 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Knoxville 5; Greenville 13. TotalsI 31 it 9 27 11 0 St. I.ouis 2 .000 .3 Hundred of home-owners are takingAll games postponed ruin. Asheville 2; Spartanburg 3, by innings: I 'R O L I J C r Ol’ (1 L N £ K A L M O T O K 3 .500 Philadelphia ft ..4 Augurtu-Coiumbia wet gruumtii, K Chicago igff .333 advantage of our easy-payment o a SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION 100 000 000 l Boston . Orlando K .111 i Chutlnmiogu 23-t); Birmingham, St MTU EASTERN LEAGUE loans. OOl 0(1(1 '»(!* -_ n Sanford |7*44. Montgomery II; Selma 9. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATKIN Mcbilc 1; Memphis 3. QUICK SERVICE Cc-iutnbut 4; Pcnuacola 9. Summary: Three base hits, Lee. • Won Lust I*ct. Nashville 1; Atlanta 4. Savannah fl: Albuny 4. Two base- hits, Abrams, Tinker ami' New Orleans . . .777 7 2 New Orleans-Little Rock, post­ St. AuguMtine 3; Jackaonville l. Hailey. Stolen bsses, . Tinker and to ullow teams to get to -braniK. Sacrifice bits Friable, My- Bailey. Earned runs, Orland u 1. poned S'*'w Orleans. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION 116 Magnolia Ave. »rs, und Viuu. Hum- un bulls, off Left oil bases, Suufonl H; Orlando Milwaukee 8; UiuiaviUc 3. urkett 1. Struck out, by Stout 2. H. Time of game J;57. Umpires: 112 Fast Second St. Phone til 1 SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE Imliannpoliii 5; Knm-im City 4, Double plays, Frisbie to Meyers to Lulu aad Mciklc. Mm-oit 5; Charlotte fl. Other pmtpimed, cold weather. Vn— P e rfe ct Support Is Accorded Stout BaseballStatistics In M ajor Leagues Good Material—Quick Service • Low Prices Y. M . C. A . Junior Baseball League Will Open Season On Next Monday A fte moon T a ggin g AllBases jj Today’s Schedule Watches Security Lumber Co. T Milk Insurance W it h o u t « 8 r > a thought o f outside ice supply League Standings Results O f Games I S p e n c e r ’s D a i r y L O A N P S FRIGIDAIKE J. H. JACKSON Sanford Electric Co. �s: "rnni.' to xsSrcss «& r ■ I*«n*knioXi* than rPAC *T py „ atbs ' m b? an<l * Cliurgejl Loo of th« word IT* t w ; ; " , « une. "W E CLEAN YOU It RUCIB" 11— Miscellaneous Absolutely clean. I'Ikoiu Orlando Siti.i.'i m* drop us a card. All Rugs culled for mid de­ livered. R ubs Mattress Co. 1U!2 Church St. Orlando. By William U. L. I’erkins — Unhcrdaaher hcudquurtcrs for Collegiate Clothes, lit) First Street, Idi ‘N V’K A*™ {ns ....win li® r#* IplIO rolled or nre l«nyof publication. ■Copy rec«lv* I*) •wffVftu* by moo [•,‘^ l b i u ^ ■ara# BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation boxes and general cement work 1 « 0 REFRIGERATORS — Good comutiun; priced reasonable.PierMiracle Concrete Co. J. E. Terwilleger, Prop. S"P tonkin. Inc. McLnnder Arcada. Phone 880. LANKY,S DRUG STORK— Pre­ MARRY IF LONELY — Most scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We are Successful "Home Maker," hund­ as near you as your phone. Call 10.1 reds rich; strickly confidential; re­ liable; years experience; descrip­ THINK—If you nro thinking of tions free. The Successful Club, building, why pay the Architects Mrs. Nash, ltox 35(1 Oakland Cat, several hundred dollars’ for plans, L W . not valtl. when you can get the same free, 1 -— W ank'd trtCATrON INDEX: The ] and keep your money in your pock E * B f 5 S !S e . ? ot . For further information see SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS. liMtl«0y , <..ich head- V. C. Collet, Prop. Building Con­ p i1 tractor, General Shop & Mill Work and House Painting, 115 N. L ed hate schedule French Ave. Phono 235-J. C^ln* schedule tells K l J t soldi ads from Colored conk is word* for one to LUMBER and complete lino cf 17 Union Ave. [•}•?* When centered building material. Low prices. lino will Security Lumber Co., "Where Good ..< til ( ttOftllit and I t— Rooms Without Board I* . r,t« aiipllc* 10 eacK Grades Como From" Maplo Sixth. Phone 707. NICELY — Furnished bedroom Rurtlon* 1.j 90. Brt., cast front; hot water. 401 Palm Phonograph Repairing VTC V -«*>■ otto Ave. Piano Tuning By experts with 17 years Furnished bedroom, -111 experience. Sanford Music Store nml Gift Shoppe Room 10 & 11 McLnndcr Arcade ROOMS,— With or without meal* Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. Phono 832. Kffrt I «n one Kll.f" C , therefore K £ 5 2 * noitflo.1 at U ^ awcb [ made m perj0 or liy V'Olt SALK 2U!ungnlqw% five ronpis Jowl bitllu <ll» acres plowed and fenced, coniFURNISHED 5-room house, for oination oifrtiB am.' trucking Innd. ideal for poultiy. Oil hard sttl'i Vent. Phone 805-W. faced road. $tl,500.011 Terms $500 cnsli, halAfiVc *50 |>er mouth. No interest. . ’ . \1 TEACHERS HOME, - furnished complete, close to schools. Ac­ 2 Bungalows as above with nine comodations for ton. Four entranc­ acres planted to Tangerine^. On es, two baths, Hot and cold water, hard surfaced road. 57,000.00. 5300 gns electricity. Double parade ensh, balance ?50 per month. No Terms with or without meals. Ad­ interest. dress Box. W. care Herald. Hammock land $100 per acre. Near railroad. Citrus laud with Lake Frontage on hard road at $125 per FIVE ROO.M —modern house in acre. Loch Arbor, nil conveniences: Chuluota Company garage. G. S. Witmor. P. O. Bov Chuliiotu Fla. 330. Young Bldg. N. Park Ave Sanford Flu. 17— B usiness P laces F or Ken l fOv\\ L IAADC r f \ *T*1H 0O R O E R VNi-fcu I SFOOlDA 0T te.ku A t3E D . A m I»LAK iO EO TM U A lU ' FEF? S M U G G L IN ' i l e a d - O f! Ro o t VHOG EP DtE-EE ' G O O D NK3KT, CuU tuY? tlo\Ai CAVO W OO p t o e xadY v I ALU TT-tAT .STUFF >M W O u F? i - U P P O C v^E T ? A " q \ \ - f i - i e T ? vnHW N IttE T A R lP . B o\ l r£ O p '’ i l AC j- T . ' m t C iH T v T l GME "T0h <5e l \NV\Et4 X C i o f iThftE-, V i m H'lVJOA f e m i n i n e . V v I N S T AV s'A V - J ATTRACTIVE rooms to rent for stores or offices at Park Ave. and Commercial Street. W. M, Young, Owner, 308 Park Ave., op. positc Court House. WANT TO RENT— a 5-room bungalow close in. Rent must Le reasonable. Apply fitlfi Sanford Ave. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY THAT FARM AND START SOMETHING ! We arc all going back to the farm where real values will al-f ways prevail. .lust now is the time to move a few miles from Sanford and start that chicken farm arJ raise vegetables for the home mnr-j ket. Just such a place can be had on tho Snnford-Orlando road about' three miles from Sanford in tho) high and healthy oak and pinn section good for citrus fruits, good for poultry and good for all kinds of vegetables. Thirty acres, nigh and dry location for a home and (our acres in muck for vegetables j or oulbs—it will raise anything J —tho man who wants to work can; make a good living from t'nis' place. If vou are interested nil 1 res- OWNER, care Sanford Herald. Any reasonable offer and terms I will be considered after you have seen the property. <'<)MFORTABLE—furubbed home L jD 7 * v > for sale. $10(10 cash, balance CONCRETE in every shape ami 15— Apartment Fur Kent easy monthly payments. Chuluctn j ’.rj’ w i form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ Oft ice, next Masonic Bldg. mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod­ FURNISHED— garage npurtmeiw, — -----------------------------------------.-- D F m W k t *To A C L O S E ucts Company, Fifth and Maple cool and pleasant; price reason-. nto. U* TAT. Ctr. Ot*17 BY NUSCBlieFI' Sts. Phone I1JMV. aide. 803 Union Ave. Phone 058-W I FIVE ROOM —modern house for ------------------------------------------------- sale; small down payment; bnlCLARENCE SMITH FURNISHKD—apartment for rent ance like rent. Phone 830-W. General Contractor lint Elm Ave. Corner list. 1---------------------------------------- *--------/ J ’UGT DOWT1 ?UM5< \ 000 West First Street ------------------ -------------------------------FIVE ROOM BUNGAl.OWiI.ocAt tA S ‘ MW-SOULL \ at Phone 441 I A GOUT 4CUR Y-lAMD \ TWO OR THREE — furnished i ed on corner in Sanford Heights. NEWER G E T IT | housekeeping rooms, $20 and $3(1 I-arge rooms, well constructed, IM A G IN E IT A tM T CLEANING, PRESSING, DYING monthly. 31(5 E. 5th. DOME WiTVTfAEM plenty of windows, large porches, -TV-IERE AN GVAHNGr —"We do it Better," Try us. Rcy- _________________________________'complete hath room with shower. l \Ti L e u g h T T a p s . H A R O — LWVE'fiAlG. nl Cleaners anil Dyers, J. C. Jack- THREE-ROOM -furnished apart Electric range and water lioulet S O u ’ uE G o T TO son, 305 Ei.st Second St., Phono merit for rent at I conveniences Two bod rooms, large living room, D O N T L-UELN L00\< HiT iT HARD. 4&1-J. bath; screen pu ;h; garage. 111! etc. Owner lives out of the city A T l T - l F W OO. and is willing to sell at less than G E T HOLD W A V HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY Myrtle Ave. \ d c n T s e e \T present value. $11)0 cash and $«*> BACVON T T j —Cleaning, pressing, tailoring. A sou won't HiT ! Apartment l and 2 monthly will buy the property. HAMMER LIKE 1105 S. Palmetto Avenue Phono kitchenette, private truth Box 73, cure The Herald. \ i T - u h 'e i h p s - / T H iS AN’ S W IN G ./ I4G-J. r. Welaka Apartments, v LOOH. J PARK AVENUE RESIDENCE;— within easy walking distance of METAL ROOFING—Tho Roof Ev­ the heart of Sanford. An attractive erlasting. Metal shingles; house on large lot. Double garage standing scum tin. amt galvanized two bed rooms, living room, krtenrooi’s. See James II. Cowan. Oak cn and dining room. Complete nve. and Thitd St. Phone 111. hath room including shower bath. MAT RE.SEES properjy renovated; Rain water tank, house is partly ene dny service in Sanford, by furnished. Price $05011, Only 5J5H Sanford Matrcss Factory, Phone cash required. Bov 131 care The 10(1$f SANFORD !K Nfiv Sanford Booster -102-M. FURNISHED 3-room apartmenr Sanford Herald. urlayir.g hunch of celery witli screened porch. 3H5 Oak Ave SMALL COTTAGE — on rear of i Ftudehuker Agency -VIG HT- C11Rl S ENBEURY PK1NT SHOP — Printing, Engraving, FURNISHED lot on Magnolia Avenue. A dcsiri Garage Co, A PART M15NT ’mbossing. Sea us first. We do Ttirco rooms and bath, all mod­ ahlo place to live while building n t. Phone 417-W. R. It. Avenue- ern conveniences, good location j larger home on the front of the I lot. Owner is in need o f n little reasonable rent. Phone 831-1. Commercial Street. |tush and will sacrifice the place THREE-ROOM Furnished a par; |at less than Its real value. $5i) cash 5— Ik'l|» Wntilt'd Female meat. Apply Mrs. A. K. Power land $5<l monthly buys It. Rok N. !care Herald. COMPETENT — White woman 11111 W. Ninth. wanted to stay on premises anil THREE ROOM Furnished apart FOR SALE—Two lots in Oaljllll! IS4 niWAN CO., Auto da housework and cooking for cat. $35. (11H Oak Ave. 3t and two lots in Iluenn Vista $(150 *r and slieel metal works family of four. D117 Union Ave. each, cash payment ondternls to d ornamental sheet metal LEE APARTMENTS— Very de- suit purchaser. Box xz care Hari T1C-W. 207 French Ave. sirahlo apartment at exception- aid. FORT MELLON CORNER LOT.— nl Summer rate Call 0082 uftcr ——— — ----------------- — ---------------- In first HL-ctioa, will sell for $2,1)00 ATOM) HUICK CO t; p. M. — harms lt>r halt* WANTED— 2 boys v on terms of $25 ensh and $10 52 Magnolia Ave. ties for Herald routes, monthly. Address Box 101 care Phone 3(>7 DELIGHTFULLY —Cool furnished hustlers. Apply Herald. apartments private baths, hot and BEST BUY IN AGRICULTUR­ The Herald. EUPS—MABMONR AL LAND SALESMAN— Wanted to sell tl.o cold water, gas, double garage. Won] Automobile t’o, In Tho State Of Florida most popular automobile tm the Summer rates. 13(85 Park Ave. rtc-lir Ave. l’hon In the flowing well disln.-t near $25 CASH ANI) $10 monthly wilt market. All answers hold confr On buy well located lot on Laurel dontial. Box W care Herald ONE NICELY —furnished apart Sanford, with day subsoil. M DftOLS ARE. M A D E -M O T B o R kJ O(»sy tt sc* tenvice. *»c j meat, all modern conveniences the highway and one mile from Avenue. This property is close in It. R. station. and is surrounded with good look­ K— Financial Phono 207. Already cleared, Perfect ing homes. A fine site for a drainage. homo. Rox A. B. C. care Herald. FURNISHED -In growing ------------. Virgin soil of unsurpassed fer­ North Atlanta. Georgia, main­ xchangc for stairs, with screened po VULCANIZING W< tility, will grow anything. property or Oil Park Ave. Inquir tains a Court of Conciliation from \-*D COODYEAR T 1,000 Acres in units of 5 acres, PALMETTO AVENUE LOT. — which lawyers are barred ‘because ty northern Ave. north of Hughey Street. Will sell they frequently clutter up the 1 $. K Hat le l ies, ns many as you want. certain p m - -------------------- ;— ’— Mnbutuis i handled AT A PRICE SO LOW IT WILL for leas than cost if taken at once. wheels of justice,* and where the urns. Box 27 TWO rooms, kltcheuct! Easy terms. Address S. B. S. litigants talk over their disputes [Commercial Avenue "Make Your Head Swim" Care The Sanford Herald. Horne Seekers, Here Is Your with the judge. A. S. Libby, who Chance. is also mayor of the town, *1he pluu IY— To loan on improved do- moderate rent by ^ 0l!|u{5 gins It May Never Come Again > business* and rcsiednlml Apartments, office zOO N. lurk PARK AVENUE LOT— lust sou.h lias proved a success. •etlo, If you can make a small cash of Thirteenth Street, facing east, ty in Sanford. Address Ave. _______ payment and finnncu your first Shelley the poet so •enjoyed P. O. Box 50J. Lit j . ----- — j THREE-ROOM Furnished Apart crop, it will easily pay for the can be bought for $2,750 on any watching the progress of a puper reasonable terms. This is an ex­ | umnt. Apply Herald Office. lurid. It)— Livestock cellent location f»r a Uuphx bout on a body of watc.- that, 1lad­ f™* U7 fur ,-Htii If jou nro looking for a “ Snap" Apartment House. Box 100 cate ing himself on the banks of The NEWLY — furnished apartments lien; It Is jjyW' ItADFOIl Serpentine without any paper, he The Sanford Herald. for rent, on Park Ave. Three See Mo At Onco used a fifty-pound note from which blocks Dom First St. Summer W. ft. YOUNG Hudson to fashion a boat. uites. 1). L. Thrasher. Bargains In Real Estate INC 2<i— Miscellaneous For Sale Park Ave. itud Com mm vial St. Oak Ave The motto of Earl Murisclial 16— Houses I'*or Kent i'nrne 11 Keith, who founded Murii-chnl Col­ Fni‘ss Service PIANO, $i >l), Schumann upright lege, Aberdeen, is: MODERN. —furnished bungalow WE HAVE —Three improved Thny liuif said. mahogany. $125; boy's bicycle for rent, l» w rental to respoa- —Celery Farms, will trndo for $5; $55 Savage repeating rifle, (Juhat say thayY r Adds years to sibte party Innuin- at K'2 High- , town property’ nothing but values $22.50; $150 electric self heating Lul thnme say. '* years. Dr. W. F. Baldwin & Brown washing machine, $18. Inquire 2101 land St. O 107 First Natl. Rank considered. It is curved over the entrance ol m. National Bank |Phone 88. Bldg. Palmetto Ave. the main building. Ectic MEStS He W hoXaugha l7agl I'M FCcL'MG TOO ‘-•OOD To vjork ^ i^*jt T hink ' AtJOTrlLK r\<ONT;i cK iO A nd m y p o p co rn : CROP WILL OJC KfcADY T o HARVEST — • r*" ' I W om'T I HA' \ la u GH C> •m- f L j r~ K ’ Jr 1 •S'*ctSc- Lyur When Tc CAT i AWAV THE M(CC Will Play HAVOC I'M GLAD HENR.M DIDN'T 5 HOW OP - IT Glt/ES MG A CHANCE TO DO rt LITTLE KBSINE'j S ON MV OWN NOOK- I F HC MAS 5 P dCRN HU IN'S TO RAVE B O T ftk AND THERE'S y VMttL.^E L StMNbt / X DON'T GET YOUR »D€A.' v BOT IT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE To M e WHO X SCU- MY BUTTER TO >— AS EONG AS * / X GET YOUR C E R n n e o >/5 ------ - CHECK ^----- -?/ j (HMUDAIE CRC-AUtKY] ’ r*fcVessiR, m o w - i?u6 G o r l TVTe B n t h € horns D e p o s e HE EVEN STARES IN BOStNESS — TWO CREAMERIES HAUE ALREADY AGReeo To sell. Me their OUTPUT— - YOU ARE LOOKING 7 a t the future BorreR KiwGfr S ■*SAY! WON'T t HAVE T H E / V—. LAUGH ON T Y T C ? M E Y E R - BOT S E R V IC E M E Y E R - BOTH S E R V IC E . � 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 23, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 23, 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"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 23, 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/a222e4ad094d4d0618cd9e9cf4171235.pdf 9d9f578e21155e9683f85f7c85b1143c PDF Text Text # a n fo r i* Leased Wire International News Service New Premier Member Audit Hureau Of Circulations S A N F O R I), F L O R ID A , M O N D A Y A P R I L 2 .r>, 15127 In Illinois, Where Cyclones Killed 35 N dM B R R Holds Conference With Harry B akei, Head Of Red Cross Death Toll Now • Estimated At 13(5 Red Cross lias Ivstahlished tovatest Relied Expedi­ tion In Recent Years; 1(5 Slacks .Meet HorrihlcDeath Alleged Con- 150,000 Are Alread.. Hom eless OrDepenc ent On R elief Bodie ■ssions Of Dovers JCISUNI'CITY. N. .. 05- (INS) “T h e y onil)!*. mo in th e d e a d o f __they struck hini w ith |on sash woiffhl— th e y picture wire a ro u n d in s tiipv even c lilo ro fo rm Jdiy.hluiitly. and w ith o u t DPtat adornm ent. D isAtcrmy Richard S. New­ * thu* iirvM*nt<*«l to 11 Jury ^ alleged killing of Albert k home loving buslim'.d, by j. Hutli Bmwn Snyder, and in«t lalcsnum-lover, Henry Cr,y, i» th (,f them Inter confessed, the district altom oy, i)rf- icy "Vi - of Hie widow red'from him. “ We will lies their confessions nt this irnter Woman Governor Of Wyoming Wants Catholic Fleeted To Drove Principle Of II. S. Religious Freedom Bread Trust Probe Is Killed By Court M e a s u re In d o rs e d Ily I xjcjiI Ignitk W nl*on L e a g u e I s S ig n e d S a t u r d a y ; R e s e rv e W ill In clu d e C e le ry D e lta •Mule utldrt to tin* jury i complete story of the K,rchd(*il in a Limit, nuiltnr-of lunniii which accentuated its Ak aspect.', lb* first pictured bjopith" intimacy of Ruth •> Snyder unci tli • somewhat X«tf cnisci siili'-muti. lie tl.c riuwth of tlii'ir affair, m finally tli > deierntittstl to iiw uiuu. |u< ting liuslinud out A petition requesting the i :ty May, and their ■hiliorate pre- Commission to allow Sunday hur-ewtesinst being caught. l.all in Sanford is living circulated today nnd nproxiniutrly 300 names were attached to it lut» this a fter­ A measure m -«ti"g a bird r e ­ servation Hint lodes in its boon ■lui'ies ne Iv • rv farm ill tlif. celery del' i o* '-ein'iiolo Ciiunt# was signed ' v . * : nor John Martin l.i*t J*.iv r'Tkj alid is ub\V a state In". The bill -v.i- j>:i*u I as original­ ly drawn h>* n!'.i"h**r.i of tlio Au­ dubon S u ’l 'v it’d wus endorsed by tho I rank Walton League of tlie count It vu r introduced by Represen's*' •« I' a . Housiicldcr ■luring th* rs*L week of tile legirilativo sc 'ie'l. _ All tie ‘vjianite sanctuaries formerly nvuieetcd liy tiio sUitu law ineiuile.l in tlie l> 11 and tliu spocia! a i ■ i*,atber en. Ii ono were invalidul»*d l.v the in vr law. Tho t<*rr.'.i v '■ ui.n ising the new reservation tarts " tho town of Lake M<rw •• nn tie west and north am! t* 'ends *giutii of Upsala .mil the I th •' " . i n east to a point ju-i v •: i . t be Sanford city limits. I >ui t In**•• it goon south to Lake i >p id • it.tain ea.-t to include ll ■ hoi I 'i.* of tin* lako to a point in -1 of tie many celery farm s oil the curt si lo of tho city. Praeticir.lv rv ry farming <nmiminity in the d ii’rict is included in the ••n ines i f tho .anctuary mid local grow er . wl o look upon litany so •» and g 'ltie birds us pert and insi t destroyer.* are repnrtuil eluted a* ihe rapid manner in which tin* bill in*.aim* n law. Sunday Baseball In Sanford Requested School Tax District By 300 Local Fans Boundary Law Passed Five More Bodies Are JMliviil llclasco, famous Wf»l impre •sarin. i*t tho latest “ t lo Bppeur at the Snyderiminitr trial, lie camo to the tio'im today for the first time Started much attention, w n i’t ! cen at a murder trial tibe famous Nan Patterrnn jh*** Of'o". Ilclusco suid. [•n not in teurch of dramatic “t*>m I do not go in foi* such j* »uch us this." 211 lhat this court drama tk j i . any per« deals in human e motions 'or themselves. I think I ? ^ v e to l« ono of the ssrsoUJc trials in history Expenses To e‘Educed Hy Cajles Apr. 25. - (IN S) Mtk.r l| 14 ‘ i nformed I'fXsury that the cub,,l"t government ,nust he kept ''t00*1 ‘hat the trens- dentil and destruction, thc> ram pant .Mississippi River today had added 20 deaths to its toll of Ijfe nnd flooded several additional towns ■luring the past. 21 hours. Red Cross directors hnve estab­ lished the greatest relief expedi­ tion in recent years. Contributions aro pouring in from all p arts of t lie' country in caring for 100,000 refu ­ gees. Collapse of a house harboring 10 negroes four miles north of Greenville, Miss., yeatordny aunt nil tho negroes to a horrible death. Throo others died of disease at Greenville, duo to the floods, one of pneumonia, ono of mumps nnd a third of exposure. A white man was drowned a t Bine Bluff, Ark. Tho twenty additional deaths during the past 21 hours, lias brought the death toll of the g rea t­ est llood in the history of tho Miss­ issippi River up to approximately 150. About 10,000,000 acrcB of farm ­ lands arc under w ater as a result of the floods. Army engineers, a f­ ter u survey, hnve announced thnt Baron Giiclii Tanaka has nr copied the premiership of Japan Ho succeeds Premier Wakntauk! who restedfc|l because of the linon rial condition*. h Mrs. Snyder nnd Gray, sit10fret apart, were deathly is the droning voice of *he d attorn■y spelled out to the tV details or whnt has boon dirued the most hrutal and crime of n decade. Her n, however, was thnt of icy ourr. Cray wn* visibly agi,fhfy never gkiiuVd a t each . JV *»*^ . k jdi di'iie," went on tho disironcv, "tiuiy g»> out of the .Gray wore suede gloves. He U the lathromi to wiith off hod ftt Albert* TAy d e ^ T h c re U on Ids ih irtrll'e takes it Kn. Snyd r goes into tin* ; shm* her hiu bund now lies .She takes a shirt of her bustri fives it to her lover, igo dovcti Into the cellar and ,11*shirt: also her gown'*. ■ by step, then, the district t j pirtimd to the jury the lau* l.ut stupid precautions ito make the murd r appear A law defining tin* liounduins of the school tax districts for Sem­ inole County, which was passed by the state legislature last week, hern tun valid Saturday after Gov­ ernor John W. Martin had signed it, according to word received hy The Herald today. The bill docs not change tlio present boundaries but amends some sections of the previous art in order to make the law more clearly understood and tlio busi­ ness of tlio districts less congested over m atter pertaining to the boundaries. , It was drawn by I*red It. Wil- While thft law regarding tin* ban on Sunday amusement* is suid to be vague, it is generally believed that there is no city ordinance against tho playing of bull on Suuday. There Is said to ho » state law in existence which prohibits Sunday amusements but Which leaves tin* enforcement to iocnl authorities. Miami and Sarasota now are ploying Sunday baseball and local f a n s are said to be complaining sc-.i, Sanford attorney. ov r the fact that it is nut granted them ill lhis city. Both cities men­ Two Killed, Four Hurl tioned have the advantage over When Bus Hits Auto other state league cities now in respect to finances, it is claimed. NAKHV»LLE, Tenn., April 25.— (IN S)—Two persons were killed and four others wore injured, one probably futnlly, near here Sunday afternoon when a giant bus collid­ ed head-on with n small touring vd i*. Miss Currie Bean, 17, of Liberty, Was instantly killed while Arthur L. I’oguc, 22, of Tullohoniu, il»*<l on route t<» n hospital »t Si waiice, Utiilin G nttli, 22 Tullahoii.u, is be­ Arms Meet lieved futnlly injured, according to W ithout D oing Work attending physicians ut Sewonoe where In* wus taken. • GENEVA, Apr. 25 (IN S )—The special League of Nation* commis­ Huge Dirigible To sion preparing an agenda for ti>< Return Home Today International control of arm* their m anufacture adjourned tn<lu> without having completed »t* ' w"lK• PENSACOLA, Fla., Apr. 25— Italy announced it opposed ine (IN S)—Tho l^»s Angeles, largest control of government manufacture dirgiblo airship in tlio world, will of arm s. , , . leave Pensacolu at .1:30 o clock Hugh Gibson. American dele­ this afternoon for her home »tugate, announced tliut if control was llmi at U k fh u rat, N. J., passing limited to tln> private manufacture over Mobile nnd Washington enof arm s tbo United State* wna no. routc, it wa« anoounced toduy. Adjourns ' $10,000,000Needed: By Flood Sufferers Many Hills Are Hefore The Lower House Third Time; KniuhCs Hill Draws Fire uPlansTo Intro- extrem e tonight nnd Tuesday. Legislators Assemble After Week-End Rest inKUi Maintains j icy Composure and northw est portion, partly cloudy Iliiuso Committee Meets To­ day For Consideration Of Numerous Measures Which Would Clamp On Sunday Lid •endaiits Deathly ,V pjewcomne M r And Bluntly lives Crime Details ucq THH WEATHER ■ • • Central Florida Sought In Explosion DETROIT, A "-. 25—(INS) With tin* known dead in the Riggs Mnmtinct* r "i*.' f'<*i.tnnnv disaster placed i.l II, firemen today continiioj t,, | ,,|ir v :*■■•»* into tho amoul•ib ring mi"*' ,(f I ’m plant where tho bodies of five more employes nro thought to be buried. Six of eleven other poverty burn­ ed victim i .............. ily a slight chance to live arcoi ling to receiv­ ing hospital doctors. Searchers who dug into the smoking ruins of the plant all day yesterday unearthed only one char­ red body, which morgue officials were unable to identify. WASHINGTON, Apr. 25— (IN S)—The Supreme Court to­ day dealt what is believed to ho a death blow to tin* Federal Trade Commission's proposed “bread tru s t” Investigation by refusing to review an adverse decision of tho lower courts. no investigation wna untakeii upon senatorial au­ thority'. a fter Sonntor LnFollette of Wisconsin proposed tho action in a resolution. CELEBRATED SCHOOLCHILDREN One Of Largest CcIcbr-iiioitH In History Of Sanford Ls Planned Hy Miss Wright, Supervisor Of Playgrounds Preparation for tlie annual May Dav festivities among Sanford children nro rapidly being shaped for on** o f tho largest celebrations the city lias ever held, according to M ir. Avn W right, playground director, who stated this morning thnt pi ills were being laid to in­ clude i*i tin* program u number of events for Hcultli nod Music Week, both of which be rin on May 1. Tin* actual Muy Day celebra­ tion is tw be held on Saturday, April 30. , ,, The program is to open with n parade, in which tho Cnmpfiru Girls, B«*y Scouts, nnd the Y. M. C. A. organizations are to participate. In tin* line of March also will bo eliildron representing various pin.-.*i of health work of the schools. Tliis feature of Hie purudi* will bo under the supervision of Miss Frances Graves. Blurting from the corner of Sanford Avenue nnd First Street, the entire parade will move to Bail road Avenue n id then east to the startin g print, where it will disband and tho imrticipants will ho carried to the outli side pluyerounds for the balance of the S. 0 . Chase Named Vice-Pres­ ident County Organization In Session Held Yesterday; engineers snld thnt 0.100 square Summer Program Discussed miles in Mississippi and ArIf. O. DuBoso was elected presi­ dent of tho Beminolo County Y. M. ( ’. A. nt the annual meeting of the Board of Directors held yesterday afternoon In ilu r offices of the *Y’ in the First Notional Bnnl; Build­ ing. S. O. Chnuo was named vicop resident; L. C. Bebout, secretary and 8. R. Dighton, treasurer. A discussion sif tho summer pro­ gram of ’Y* activities occupied tho mnjor portion of the boanJ's ression following the election of offi­ cers. Athletic contest pinna being most prominent on tho program . Swimming contents, with events for every *Y’ boy in the county, nro to be held this summer on n date yet to be selected. The direct ors mid officials of th? organisation stated th at it was their plun to make tills event one or the larges, over held in hoy work in tho hist • ory of the county. Arrangem ents for tho summer camp were also discussed and it in expected that within a short time uiiiiounceniriiL will be made of n permanent camp for the boys who take advantage of this phuso of tho summer program. The directors were npprised of the pinna already under way for the baseball activities of tho ’Y’, which included the organization cf at least throe leagues. Olio for oldr boys, for juniors nnd for mem­ bers of the .Sunday Schools of tho city. S t a t e Automobile In sp ecto r Praises Dealers Of Sanford Tlie automobile dealer* of San­ ford have never failed to comply with the regulations laid down by Ihu stato license departm ent and have assisted m aterially in closing m utters of business affecting tlio department, according to n state­ ment made today by L. K. Jordan, Unto inspector for thin district. Tlie work of tlio plate Inspectors has recently bean commended by ^tato Comptroller Erncut Amos, mil by many large automobile con­ cern# throughout Florida. Tho n e a te st trouble arising out of tin* ’ortificutes ou sales of second bund tutomobilcfl is nuid to he gradually Biuming normal proportions. “The Sanford dealers luivo co­ operated in uvery wuy to assist us in straightening out tho liccnso and of Commerce, with u rldo in tho certificate business and arc with us 100 per cent in our efforts to air. , As the piano rose nicchiniics no­ lunder a satisfactory service to the ticed that the left wheel of the land- flute and public," Mr. Jordan said. lug geer had brok.'ii off. Immediately another plane flew up ulongjide tlio ’Columbia’ und Pi­ lot Dean C. Smith and Paul Her-, mail, mechanic. gcMurt'i! to Cham1k*rLiin, then hold up u wheel to uppriso him of tlio trouble. Chamberlain Again Hero As He Makes Perfect Landing W ith Crippled Plane NEW YORK, Apr. 25.—(IN S )— Avjutor Clarence D, Chamberlain, who with aviator B ert Acoata, re­ cently set a now record for sustain­ ed airplane flight, wn* again hero today. Ten minutes a fte r lh« Wright Bellancu plane which hroke llis world’s endurancu record wa.» clnistencil yesterday for ita projected Puris flight, n dentil und disaster threaten d. But a tragedy was averted through the coolness and skill of Chamberlain. A fter Kloysc Levine, t», daughter of Charles A 1-evine, <hairniuu of the Columbia A ircraft Corp., which built thy plane, had broken u bottle of ginger ale over the noi-^i and christened it the ‘Columbia’, a t Cur-1 stopped— a perfect landing, tiss Field, L. L, Chamberlain ro. i Thu dumago tu the piano w«*. warded the little girl, und Grace 'slight and plans for rta rtln g tho jotius, 10, duughtor of ltalpli Jonus, i Paris flight in n few day* were not president of tho Brooklyn Chamber j abandoned. Coolidge W ill‘Address United Dress M eeting WASHINGTON, Apr. 25 -(IN K ) — President nud Mrs. Coolidgc left here today ut noon for New York, where, tonight, tho cxccutivo will dtdlver tho principal speech nt tho lianquvt commemorating the twen­ tieth anniversary of tho founding of tho United P n sa . kim 'as were still under w ater the engineers hnvu not checked tho flooded areas of Tennesvco, Mis­ souri, Kentucky and Louisiana say tho total land will probably bo ab o u t-10.000,Opo acre® when tho fi­ nal tabulation fs made. J. S, Allen, levee engineer nt Greenville, Miss., declared today that 200 would bo a small cstlmat* for the flood’s toll of huniun life for the urea from Vicksburg to tho ucene of the dolta break a t Mound’s Landing nione. If this estimate is correct for Mississippi, more than ;I50 lives have been lost In the floods. Five thousand of the 15,000 popufatlon of Greenville were still In tin w ater souked city today with u prediction that llirue feet of water will be added to the depth of the flood waters. More than 1,000 refu­ gees, mostly negroes, were still on the Greenville leveo today, iiwuiliug transportation to Vicksburg for mfety. Kerensky Slapped By Chicago Doctor Preceding Banquet CHICAGO, Apr. 25— (IN S )— The identity of the niun who slap­ ped tho faco of Alexander Kerens­ ky, fornior prem ier of Russia’s pro­ visional government, during a hanmiet last night nt the Palmer House, was revealed today as Dr. Boris Gregory Tcicsnitxky, promi­ nent north shore physician and for­ mer officer in thn Czar’s army. The attack on Kerensky, tho hon­ or guest ui tho banquet, threw M E M P H IS , T e n n ., A p ril 2F>) — F Iv o m illio n d o lla rs wi! " b a r e ly d o t h e j o b ’’ s e t o u t ft. { th e R e d C r o s s in t h e Missis.* ippi flo o d H trie k e n u r e a , S p < re t a r y o f C o m m e rc e H e r h e r H o o v e r s a id to d a y a f t e r u p r e ­ lim in a r y s u r v e y o f t h e u rg e iti ta s k s f a c in g t h e m o b iliz e fo rc e s . A t least $10,000,000 will bo nee 1 od for n work w hich will requii ■ nmintcnnnco of tho omergency nj curios nlonir n thousand miles < river front between St. Louis nn Now Orleans. “ Novcr before hnva wo fnced nr undertaking of such proportion, tho governm ent's generalissimo o relief activities nssorted t"dny til tr r consulting with H arry M. Bake, national director of Kcd Cross d is ­ aster relief. Ilakcr, who has been in Memphis for several days co-oroinntin;nrmy, n a v y , public health nnd Red Cross activities throughout tho cn tire flooded region, gnve Secretary Hoover bin latest report from 31 Red Cross concentration poi’V along the river below Cairo,, Illi riels. With tho crest of the flood r* ‘ to reach tho lower Mississippi. ♦>'■ day's report* to Secretary Hoove-i showed estim ated dead of at lo v i 130 in seven states, with 150 00‘> a’rendy homeless or dependent upo.i relief mrsuvies for food. Sdcrotar^ Hoover’s cXpWIrrlco Tr fnmino relief throughout Kurop during the vr«r enabled him to an ' prnise the situation in fiftten mm uto’a conversation with Baker. “Many of these homeless will have to l>o cared for by relief or ganizations for ns much ns si: weeks,” Hoover suid. “There nro already moro thn * 100,000 known to be ]>rcssing lot aid a t concentration camps and lo ­ cal relief stations. Feeding and housing this m ultitude Hone for i single month, even without ho*l»l tallzation and sanitary nc >vit:ci would tax the present visible re sources of the Red Cross." Secretary Hoover’s day with tin maps and charts revealed tha' them are 30,000 square miles el the “tioodnblo" territory in the valley below St. Ixmis. Today up proxlmatcly 10.000 square mil* • nre under w ater, a t vuriou depths. Food nnd medical supplies f ir the concentration camps were th f i n t concern of the cabinet mem ber ns ho set about today to tie ui strands of relief w o rk over an nrei more extensive than over befon known to American agencies a homo. Transportation difficult lea liavo been largely solvod by tli mobilization a t Vicksburg of v ir­ tually overy river boat as well thousands of sm aller private '-rafv Army tugs light house tender' two naval craft, a score of rive packets and some th irty bnrg< (Continued on Page Six) Many Chinese Art Reported Slain Ii Fight Near Swatov Mexico Makes E fforts To Ouell R efill Moves MEXICO CITY, Apr. 25—(IN S) —The Mexican government today continued it* efforts to quell the rein.*! movement. R eiterating a l­ legations th at Catholic Church leader* hn«*c incited rebellion of­ ficials are malting a wide scurch for several clergymen who are ■till in Mexico. Tlie lending members of tho Catholic Episcopate have now lieeu deported from Mexico, but there are still several bishop* who are i n hiding. Tho m ilitary effort* to wipe out the rebellious movement continue in Julisco and u band of twenty­ !five rebels who made an attack on i the I.uredo tra in n fortnight ago [has been captured and their lead­ er Mendoza killed. peasants. Tho peasant* wc equipped with artillery nnd ho.. hurded the soldier* killing man it wn* reported. A fter shnr fighting tho peasants were drivt off. Tho United States destroyer r M3, which was moored off ti plants of the Standard Oil Cor : any nt Hankow, landed 30 mu Ine* to guard tho property. . Further firing upon Unit* \ Slate* and British wan*raft aim * 1’ie Ynnirtxe Rlvnr between Chla ■ ■ idayn and Kiuklang wn« report* i today. There had been a c>es» i>j ticn of nttoeks against tho forcij ) wuivraft for a time. Out r.f the mass rrf conflictln report* to see ntiliUrv even* tending to favor Chiang Koi Shei ..r Renewed reports of jmssible m rotiations for u truce b etw een Chiang Kal Slmk and Gen. Cho: Tsung Chang give rise to tho b<lief that Chiang may s<*>n e fu an agreem ent which will relicv. (Continued «n l’ag* Six.). * ..j �>*<•+**♦♦♦+**♦♦******v*****+*mH^ W . H. L O N G M e a t M a r k 108 PALMETTO AVENUE e t Individual Membership List < HALL AND PKNTLAND Certified Public Acrmmtanla Income Tnx ConsulInnlH 8. G. GRAY, Resident Manager llrt FI rut National Hank I’.ldg Frank R. MacNeill and Company Vorman Trelle. form er Idaho resident. who Is farm ing In Canana tow 4 40 mile* north of the boundary lino, wr.a the r/inner of tbo eorld wheat' cham pionship a t tho Chicago hay and grain show re­ cently. H e n ry ’Wine Wood (rig h t), n native Missourian. Is pr«*etlent of the t'alteU F arm ers of A lberta and vice president of the Ct» n ml Inn wheat pools. WASHINGTON, LETIE sA lt■/.?T) OJ J . Phone 771 Insurance—Loans—Real Estate 107-!) So. Park A ve. San l ord, Fla. voter. SNATCHES from a roriesponnent's mail: “Hear Mr. Dutcher: What in ~ the .world possessed you to write an article on the government sen 1lly ROONEY D ITCHER fng out recipes for • whiskey and WASHINGTON April 27— home brew 7 Snatches from a congressman's "Up to this time, only a fe.v people knew it. Now everybody “ Dear lion: I'm kindly asking knows it. And yon have Riven mo you to (five me a Rood definition I a lot of work to do. No more lo r money. This is to he w ritte n { news for you!" In not more than 20 (tw enty) | And this signed by none other words. And I would greatly approelate iln answer by Apiil 2dth no I than Gertrude the most beautiful ns to have it in n contest. T h a n k -i'of ®11 tho rongrraslnnnl seeretaring you so much, and with h e a t. ,r5, wishes I ant ." j But most of Gertrude's friends * . « **jtnke it more philosophically. A! "DEAR MR.—: Will you please K|n«l to 1,0 cn,,e'1 11P°" Kv w rite to tell us the best ways of "their" constituents! Since publication of the very pemnkinR kites and fly inn kites? Our class in school is having n iiilinr fact that, throuRh various kite flyinR con cst very soon nnd Rovornmcnt documents mailed by I hope to know uli.t.ie new mot hods congressmen to their constituents th at Uncle Sam uirv to tell what oil request, the Rovornmcnt wns supplyintr tho people of the lnnd way the winds nre blowlflg." • # • with instructions for ranking “ DMAIt CONGRESSMAN: Some whiskey, liecr, wines nnd other nltny our country is menaced with roholic iK’VeruRes, the requests for entuxtrophv l»y the RHUS. I say further Informations have been so sn, too. We have a hited mun numerous ,1)1111 some congressmen Uncle , Sam, might stop and he sold he was Polack. hut lielieve . . .... „ for a now it appears t»’at he iH Russian I ■',,lt'n- B',w a ',n nnd every night we wonder what 1moment nnd ask "How dry urn I-" One dry congressman from up­ will happen next. We have told him that hls servico is not longer state New York, received in *1 wanted nnd each time wo tell hm single m orning's mail firt letters ho looks hack at iih with evil eyes asking for coirrres mum F.d Hull's nnd says nnthiiiR a t all nnd pro- speech on tho m anufacture of lends he does not understand u n .! whisky, tho Agricultural ^ o a r lie is n poor worker and has never , Book for 100-1 telling how to cut hls huir or shaved himself, malw wines or Congressman CelIlls dirt is so much thut he sleeps I b»* « version of George Washingout in the Imrn. He <nn talk a,r 1ton’s ls»er recipe. Similar reports listen to English langungo when lie , " r‘' bend all though the Senate nn.l wishes It, but nt other times not ' Hauke office buildings. Homebody should do some detccCongressman Hull's secretary live work here. Hoping Hint you came tit one morning to find more ra n lend aidthan a hundred such rcpoits. In • ♦ 0 fortnight the pleas numbered "J)KAlt sir: I am a student o f , nearly 2000, and they cuiine from th e sixth grade. As I think y o u ! every state in the country. Nearly a re interested in school children ten thousand had been sent out in I will usk you an advice. Will the weeks following Hull's speech. you w rite me a letter on tho sub­ A Serbian sculptor, Yovan Po*ject of Science of Civil Govern­ liltcli. lias invented mi economical m ent” ? So the congressman bought a building brick made of pager nnd ............on . the w.u ....................... hook subject for n........... dollar seven other Ingredients, kept a im t th a t came out of his pocket a n d ib y the discoverer. I ho m aterial i. mulled the hook to this future said to lie w ater proof. Publication of this list was authorized in order that possible errors may be corrected in time for election for Board of Governors, April 29th-May 3rd. While every precaution has been taken to make the list absolutely correct, omission are possible. In such cases omitted names will be added and ..published, ..as ..will also the names of all persons subscribing to Chambe r of Commerce .prior to April 29th. nmil: I H. C. VIELE AJS-15 Buick is in a Value Class p ■ JgUlCK’S position o f leadership t is founded on value. Its constant aim is to build each Buick better than the last. And today, despite that leadership well won and firmly held, Buick is constantly seeking to improve its design— constantly searching for the new and better thing— constantly striving still further to increase the value on which Buick’s leadership is based. Sanford Buick Co. “A Substantial Jeweler in a Substantial City” Magnolia Avenue. 108 Magnolia One-Day Service SANFORD LAU N D RY filU-W 3rd St. Phone ITS SH U —- e J You Need No Longer “Shop’ Solicitors Wanted For Tires, Our ....One or more Kolicilors with good education and ap­ Prices Are Low­ est For Quality Tires pearance for live-wire proposition covering Seminole nnd adjoining counties- Exceptional opportunity Tor hustlers. Reference required. Reply Solicitor One Line Onlyd ia m o n d ” W e’ve Sold For Eiffht Y cars. Care Herald. Sires OF ZIP SERVICE Sanford Chamber of Commerce COMPARE THESE PRICES Diamond Diumond Heavy Heavy Titan Service Tubes 29x4:40 $ 8.40 $10.70 90x4:9: $12.20 $15.85 30x5.25 $13.65 $17.70 30x3'A $ 7.85 $ 8.30 $12.40 $16.10 32x4 “ 33x0:00 $17.00 $25.00 30x5:77 .... $16.00 $20.85 30x5, 8 ply heavy service $33.10 33x5, 8 ply heavy service $86.60 Other sizes at correspondingly low . HUY “DIAMONDS’’ AT $2.25 $2.80 $3.15 $1.60 $3.10 $4.10 $3.80 $-1.4(1 $4.85 prices Wight Brothers Company E. J. Trotter, Secretary Bui Icy, W. F. linker. !>r. C. W. Bull, J. G. Bull, E. 1). Ball. Fred W. Bniulel, II. Barber, Mrx. M. I). Bnumi’l, S. S. Really, F.T. Belli nit, |„ ('. Render. P. W. Benjamin, C. Betts W. E. Betts, A. L, Biegerx, E. W. Bills, J. C. Jr. nishop. Gen. I). Ibnlwi ll, H an / T. Brothorsnn, T. A. Bnniske. I). Hntxis, Peter llower, R. f!. Gormly, Ernest. Green, O. R. Guthrie, B, 11. Gardiner, Or. \V, O. Garner, N. II. G am er, N. O. Gntehel, M. O. Geldertpan, F. II. Glover, Mortimer Gonzalez, F. J. Goodhue, C. I.. Gmy, S. G. Gilbert, Mrs. O. W. Gray, J. Allan. Glensnn, Homer BoyiR ( \ M. Hoyle. Lloyd P. Bradford, 8. W. Brady, E. E. Brice, Ja s. B. Ilrntherson, E. A. Brown. Or. I,, O. Brownlee, Rev. E. O. Ununlev, Chan. 0. Byrd, Clyde A. Burgess, T. II. B ritt, C. L. Bnttrn. C. 0. Ilrltt, C. !/. Butern, C. D. Ball Hodgson Brown, B. R. Burnett, I. N. Borg, R. It. Berry, c . m . Bolt, T. C. Clarkson, A. 0. C arter, W. I*. Colbert, W. M. Ccrosoli, B. Chamberlain, Or. A. C. Chapman, R. B. Chuse, Randall Chase, S. O. Chittenden, E. D. Chittenden, Joe O. Chittenden, L. I*. Cinisenberry, I.. R. Cnvaruas, O. Cleveland, M. N. Colclough. J. If. OuldcKk, I). 0. Cole, John A. Coleman, C. J. Colemnn, W. 8. Connelly, A. I’., Sr. Connelly, I,. II. Connelly A. p. Jr. Cook, C. C. Cooper, R. F. Cowan, Geo. W. Cowan J. II. Cnrroway, Miss Mnude Chestnut, N. If. Cobh, It. A. Coller, V. C. Compton, E. Compton, J. E. Dttvoy, Robert G. Dash, Everall Dash, Win. G. Dean, It. It. DeCottes, Geo. A. Dectch, O. W. Denton, Dr. J. T. Dighton, S. It. Dodson, Il<»b DollUotv, T. M. Dossey, J. D. Doty. W. It. Dowdney, 8. F. Dinigluss, V, E. Douglass. E. A. DuIlose, IL C. Dumas, T. Denham. It. W. Deune, It. W. Davis, Mrs I. B. Dean, R. L. Dixon, It. A. It. Karp, A. M. Egger, Phil J. Epps, Dr. A. W. Kssex. E. M. Ely, Edw. I). Elders, W. J. Fullorton, Lora C. h'arnsworth, N. C. Porreat, J. It. Ferguson, J. If. Flinn, C. C. Fox. John E. Musskn, Robert. Moule. R. F. May, L. Urban. Melsch, Joe. Melsch, John. Melton, J. J. Mencmicz, Rros. M erriweather, C. J. Metis. E. C. Middleton. It. B. Michael, J. It. M nrenlctte. J. I,. • Miller. P. I» MJUozf. Constant. Miller. Mrs. Eetltln J. Miller. Helen. Minchew, A. Minell, John A. Mobley. E. I Monforton, E. A. Moore. It. E. Moughton, E. J. Moughton, Jam es Murphy, Jas. I.. Myers, C. E. McCall. E. S. McCall. II. R. McCall H. B. Jr. McCaslin. H. II. McCuller. I* P. McDaniel, I,. P. McKinnon. W. M. McLaiilin, Henry. Mcl.milin. Henry Jr. McMahon, Mary II. .McMnllen. W. A. Morehnn. I*. II, Moore. K. T. McDaniel, A. J. MeMichael. Mrs. Gertrude Mason, C. It. Mcro, P, A. McCailcy. E. W. McCaakill, J . M. Marshall, I* M. McKee, C. E. Marshall. Ifc M. Marshall, Mrs. I,. M. Martin. J. C. McCrory, C. C. MacNeill, Frank It. Fox, Raymond G. Fox, T. M. Frasier, S, F, Frnr.ler, L, I. Fox. M. L. Forster, P, P. Flenclt, Fred. Fort, A. C. Frlendson, M. Apple, H. Amen, John T. Andemrn, B. \V. Allen, Minnie I.ee Area, Klonnthix Atkinson, fi. E. Await, F. g Hooker, Robert I,. Hutchinson, W. C. Haskins, H. C. Hudgins, Samuel A. P. Hullrk, Bloomfield lluliek, Howard Hill, W. r . Harper, E. C. Ilighleymnn, H. I). Hinton, Miss Irene Henley, W. h. Haddock, M. C. llngnu, J. B. Hall, J. I*. Hand. C. M. Harvey. W. I., H art, A. W. Hasell, D. I. Hawkins, A. D. H erring, Geo. G. lliekson, R. J. Higgins, Edwnrd Hinterm istcr, J. II. Hodges, D. B. Hodges, E. G. Hoffman, W. I). Holler. Z. N. Holly. R. J. Holly, R. J. 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Wight, F. Hasley W ight, Henry Wiliams, Fred T. Williams, R. A. Williams, R. G. Williams. W. B. Walker, Ifayward Winn, C. II. Williamson, W. C. Wilson, Fred IL Wplfe, Carl I). , Woodruff. Frank L., *rWatson, W.E. Woolanl, M. E. W right, W. W. Wight. It. B. Wn In right, J. C. Qnanlock, W. J. Rnwson, <!. E. Ritchie. Jas. E. Robbins, P. II. Ritchie. Mrs. J. E. Rive. Mrs. E. W. Raffeld. A. Ruilford, P. W. K« 'Randall. E. II. J r. '1 Ray. J. 11. f llnnl Itcel, I>R. IJ. Itefoe, II. I* Rines, P. P. Rive 8. A. Roberts, Mrs. M argaret. Roberta, K. I). Robson, Dr. J. N. Robertson It. L. Roll T. K. Hockey, E. 8. Hosinzoaig, M. Rositter. A. K. Iloulh, W alter A. Rowe. W. D. Rucker, II. Wuyde. V* II Long, W. H. if *»% Ihissing. A. J . 1 v- Q \ Long, II. C. latmbcrt. Miss Tlielmn U nke, W. H. Murrell, II. L. Mullein, A. E. . Meneely, A. A, Mickler, Mrs. M. E. • McCracken, J. B. McCracken, W. J. Markell, E. L. Mamhull, Dr. C. J. Murshull, R. ]|. Martin, !. D. Mason, Dr. R. M. Mason, It. M. Jr. Tnckach, Miss Arnnl Talbott, F. W. Tnte, L. A. Teague, C. F. Thrasher, D. L. Tillis, J. H. Toll, Wm. J. Torrence, J . E. Terlap, J. Tucker. Mrs. Gladys Tunnlcliffe, W. H. Trotter, Edward J. Venable, F. M. Viele, if. C. Vaughn, A. Powe. J. H. Pearson, Frances E. Platt. A. It. Packard, J. O. Palmer, E. H. Palmer. F. A. Palmer. F. A. Parks. Dr. C. L Parker. J. I). Peasley, W. If. Paul. P. Paxton. G. P. Pcarman, R. W. Jr. Pearson, J. F. Pell. P. HI. Perkins. IJ. I* Phillips, I* R. Phillips. Marion T. Piernont, C. S. Pickard. F.. H. Pittm an. J. A. Pope, J. T. Powell. Chns. M. Jr., Pearce. C. H. Powell, Miss Mary E. Knnncr, A. Kendall, J. V. Kenii, Sam King, F. D. Kronen, M. Klicker, W. T. Key, A. It. Keller, H. H. I j. Stafford, I). C. Scott, \V. M. Sharne, Bill Smith, G. Bassett Smith, J. C. Smith, P. Bayard Xehwalbe, JI. D, Stew art, J ; I. Shark, R. M. Saint, Maliel Sanders, Geo. II. Sands, Jam es A. Smith, W arren It. Spencer, L. E. Smith, Ralph A. Smith, II. P. Sayor, II. N. Stew art, J. It, Schaal, Peter Nchnrfer, F. W. Schmidt, Itoy Schultz, Karl J. .c chwartz, F. Scott, Alan Scruggs, F. H. Sharon, J. G. Hhepnhnl, U T. Shinfiolser, S. O. Shipp, It. I,. Smith, J. K. Smith, Clarence Smith, O. Henry Smith, C. T. Smith, C. W. Smith, O. P. Smith, J . C. Smith, 8. 8 Snow, John W. Speer, Geo. A. Speer, Vivian Spencer, G. W. Bpurling, J. E. Steele, L. B. Stevens, II. It. Stoudemirc, Mr*. W. I* Swain, Mrs. Ia>ttie Strange, Mrs. Ethel If. Smith, Wl W. C. Smith, E. C., Jr. Shinholser, Mrs. S. O. Speer, Algernon Speer, Daisy Edith Speer, Mary E. Stoudemirc, C. W. Nix. S. J. Nnson, Bnrt Nicholson. C. W. Nipper, R. N. Irwin, S. A. lio d g c , Range. S. Russell. T. W. Ramsey, J. II. Ilussell, \V. O. Peniiud, I„ A . Ratliff, Z. 11. Wuh, C. G. Yowell, A. E. . <r ■ J4 “ A -j 1 �s PAGE TWO THE SANFOUl) IIKltALP. MONDAY, APRIL 25, 11)27 The Sanford Herald Perhaps They Liked It P ik lltk r 4 m r x > fle r M » i rro fft l i a l l i y ■ « .'■nfnrrt. F lo r id a For Aching Or T ^ T See A Foot Special;. I'h»n, 102 For A p p S S j Stung: Again As Brisbane Sees It An interesting article in n recent issue of the Dearborn Independent has to do with the change in the mode of having Worst In 100 Year*. a good time. The author says he played nil the time when Hitter Religious War. M ilc'A vay Thomas (iota Fnr. he was a boy fictween the years nf 1850 and 1870, but the Stormy Finance And Weather. modern conception of those days, before baseball champion­ By ARTIUIK BRISBANE It. I.. HR AN m i T O I I ships, football] tennis and golf is liiut they were pretty drab Copyriaha 18x7 nr Hlar fa. It. M. IIF.fUl__________ MA.NAHFH times. KA H I.11 K. JO N F A , M r u c Ik B d lt» t What in the world did they do, these mid-Victorians, “THE WORST MISSISSIPPI in a hundred years.“ Towns The llrrnlil, onnfiml’a y t« irrr »fw i. who played all the time? Well, they went swimming, in flood wipci, out, of acres HoodOo|irr. onborrlbra to thr lolrrantlonul Itrn a Service, rrrrlrln * fv.im pul the places wearing more clothes than people do now on the <d, nil crop prospects for this year tbU ■nprrlnr Boat* nri«nN»<lnn lir c a lr Ik n aaait w orla tliillr raarrr. streets, hut in 1he old swimming hole, perhaps it wns dif- gone, lives lost and miilton.i of Ia ( nil th r liMitlng rrra to of tbr ra • fereiit. And they fished, some. ,Skat ing mid shooling bows doihu lost, lira* T*nrlil, Tbr I, X, A. to ropar iotIr rfftrlrn t tn Florida Ptad Ur ami arrows were popular a m o n g a certidh class. And «>f jw ji'ThLs Vlrnbiwi*V w f f wm' the aiaainrr of ho mil In* alato a ta a t* course sleighing.parties were participated In by everyone. |governm ent do while waiting for vaIt boat equal. As for petting, the writer admits there wns some, but congress to act? Tkp Hrrald to a awrrobrr of ikr kissing was never “gregarious” as in modern times. We Will it attack nnd solve tho Abdlt Itaarrnu nf tlrraalallnna. am problem tip the river a t tho taaf rmallotinl Aaonriatlea of I’ob- don’t know how much truth there is in his statement, but he source? for Or will you rend a few Itakrra, Adarrtlaera paid Adrrrtlatn* Atrraita rablrb '-rajalraxa enrh I’aab- declares that he could count on the fingers of one hand all the years hence, "W orst flood in all lluhrr-n'rrolirr an ao’imll to a girls he had kissed before he was twenty. Hut perhaps he history?" flaarntiKb audit of aaabaa-rlptlcm llata tn order tn r r n f r nhlanlntrtr "H alalma nl rlrr-ulntlon, na well aa is <t candidate for a side show and has on one hand more •fin­ MEXICO ESTABLISHES Tele­ gers than he is justly entitled to. k un rat btaalkraa anrtlaoda. graph censorship. The news is Pretty quiet life the modern youth would find this. No bad, a bloody religious war, worst MONDAY APRIL 25, 1927 racey roadsters; no jazz music or dances, nothing but waltzes of all wars. Til It tlKftAi.II PLATFORM A Mexican train is held up, doz­ I.—KrnnnniJ la city and count* nd- and the polka; no big leagues to cheer for; no tremendous ens shut ami stabbed to death as aaalnlutrullnn. crowds at football fields to dicer players; none of our mod­ they climbed through the car win­ ■— ■Irrprr tra in ruatr to Jrrk a r* ern swimming pools, golf courses, and amusement centers of dows of a train that bad been set mile. A^-t'onatraartlnn of M, Jokna-lndlaa n || Government troops es­ H irer Canal. nM Kina.S. The 1027 you tit would probably soon become bored on fire. corting the train were killed. t. loaua arattoa jf taaathlp T a r if he found himself back in the 1860’s. ap W art." The Mexican government in a But how about this former boy? What would he think statem ent accusing Catholic church I ^ A n lN r a i la a of tmlldla* p r o ■ nun—himata, hatrla. aapartaaoat of the ‘'goodtimes” of the present generation? May lie he agents of attacking the train, m: li­ ..house*. d— A Cnmrnnntlr Cheat. tmus by name priests accused in would prefer the easy-going ways of his own youth. T,—I nnn cllon of el*» tieaatlfkat111 M tn o ll* no n rm a l Iirm iirr ’.7. I»l(. nt at rtanfarrt. I'lurtiln, M trrk 3, 1NBT. float proKraot. 3.—A n ro and mortem ho* pit at. O Germs And Resistance T H E FOUR CALI.S The Spirit came in childhood And pleaded, "L et Me ini" Hut ah, the door wns bolted By thoughtlessness und sin. "L am too young," the child replied, “ I will not yield to-dny; There's time enouKh tomorrow." Tho Spirit turned away. For a great many years, medical science labored against hypocrisy and prejudice in its campaign to convince the world thnt sickness in most cases wns caused by disease germs. It was thought thnt if sick people could once under­ stand that what was the matter with them was simply a super-ubundancc of little animals collected together in some part of the system and not some evil spirit as many superstitiously supposed, they would sooner get well. A cain ho enme and pleaded In youth’8 bright, happy hour; Nowadays people have learned thnt germs are the cause He called, but heard no nn.swer, of most of our troubles. And with this knowledge, even the For, lured by Satan’s power, The youth lay idly dreaming then, most ignorant know enough not to drink from a sick man’s And saying, “ Not to-day. cup or otherwise expose themselves to the germs which may Not till I ’ve tried earth ’s pleas­ come from his body. Individual paper towels are used in , . . , , , , , , , , ... , ures.” The Spirit turned away. Again he came in mercy, In mnnhood’s vigorous prime, But still he heard no wekmmo— The m erchant had no time; No time to think and pray, No tim e for true repentance And so, repulsed nnd saddened The Spirit turned away. Once more he called nnd waited— The man was old anil 111; Hp scarcely heard the whisper, . H is h eart was cold nnd chill. “ Go, leave me; when I need Theo I’ll call for Thee," he cried. Then, sinking on his pillow, W ithout a hope he died. — Publisher Unknown. W e’ve got lots of hnsebnll oi* tnp this week. Tampa hns a beer tester. Up here wo have a lot nf beer tasters. ------ - o--------T am pa’s mayor isn’t a bit E n g ­ lish but he’s all stirred up about the house of York. — —o -------- W e’re expecting this boy Eddie to Wade into those wide ones real often for cutcuU blows. O ur office boy says his huddle is about as popular with tho girls ns Billy Sunday is with the people o f »Tampa. o P. — - pesky little devils, they are there to do us all the harm they can. But physicians face an even greater difficulty now in their fight to preserve health. Ii is to convince people that disease germs are not the only thing necessary to ninke us sick. The body must bo susceptible to these germs before they can cause us any harm. As the New York Herald Tribune says: "Seldom, if ever, is disease caused by germs alone. There arc two factors. One is the germ, an invader of our body from without. The other is what the physicians call lowered resistance, something which has depressed t he vigor of our natural bodily defense. Rome fell not because the barbarians were either unprecedented or overwhelmingly nu­ merous but because Rome had grown weak. Were medical science compelled to rely? upon one procedure only for com­ bating germ diseases it would be incomparably safer to strive for the increase of bodily resistance than to attempt any gen­ eral banishment of germs. "Medical science does hot rely, of course, upon any single weapon but uses every one in its armory, germ destruction among them. No one proposes to invite germs more numer­ ously into the subway oit to rejoice if the population already there is found to lie large. That will be unfortunate, just as many other inevitable things about lilt' are not exactly to our liking. The point is that germs found in the subway need not induce commuters to wear gas masks or to carry atomiz­ ers filled with antiseptics. The best practical defenses against germ enemies are good health, good diet, sleep, per­ sonal cleanliness and nn unruffled mind.” o — In m aking contributions to the flood sufferers, Floridans should not fo rg et how generously the nntion responded to the nppenl of the hurricane sufferers last year. ---------o--------We eouid name sevrrnl homes in .Sanford in which life iH pretty much of a givo and take proposi­ tion ipP husband* give all the W 'l thov c i and tho wives hpvs Ul take it .* 3 / GAINESVILLE SUN M<mt outstanding in the fig h t to give the people of this stnte cor­ rect information on the tax ques­ tion wns the resolution recently passed bv tho Directors of the Florida Stale Chamber of Com­ merce in session nt Orlando which the legislature to restore the An eminent psychologist soys asked state tax luillngc to the sumv figevery kiss shortens life three min­ uer as l>efore tho rixluctlon two ute*. If th a t’s true we know a little veurs ago. To some, who have girl down the street who has just listened to the pleadings of politi­ about reached the end of her so­ cians who desire to gutn fuvor by journ on thin terrestial bull. l appearing to greatly lower the ■- - o . Florida, this seems litCharlie Chaplin must envy of foolhurdiness, hut those General Sutnmerull ku>*h America dO?s not fear war. Americans ore not generally supposed to fear any­ thing, hut thnt docs not get away front the fact that n war would be a. bloody und costly undertaking. IN LOR ANGELES THE KING Hi-Jack r wns called Milo-Awny Thomas, because he wns usually a mile away, when wanted. He is farth er away than thnt now. Three detectives go: him in a g a ­ rage where ih .y hod been "staked out” to wait for him. When he showed his flashlight, the detec­ tives opened fire with n machine gun, sawed-off shotgun nrnl heavy automatic. RIDDLED WITH BULLETS Mile-Awny was nblo to run to the sidewalk into the arm s of n police­ man. The ambulance detective said. "You're dying." "Everybody has to fall some­ tim e,” replied Milo-Awny, nnd said nothing els?, taking nil inform a­ tion to the grave with him. Go where you please, you will find bootlegging, lii-Jncklng, nml bribery based on bootlegging, high­ ly organized. JAPAN ANNOUNCES A Mora­ torium for 21 days to meet the fi­ nancial crisis. A great Japanese firm fulling for $200,000,000, has tem porarily upset Ja p an ’s finan­ cial e<(uillihriu;*i. Those that owe money will be allowed to postpone paym ent for 21 days while the government takes necessary mea­ sures. THE WEATHER SEEMS deter­ ....... to do its worst in the midmined west. Tornadoes und cloudbursts arc followed now by a.cold wave, ruinoua to crops. Some day the human rnee will manage lids planet bettor than it is managed now, and lenm to regu­ late earth's tem perature and cli­ mate as well ns we regulate the tem perature of nn apartm ent house or steamship. Surplus heat nt the Equator will he diverted to the Artie circle. And when you do away with ex­ cessive heat and excessive cold, you will do away with tornadoes, typhoons, etc. SOME WILL CALL th a t “ N-mrense." They would have called radio, flying machines, subma­ rines, u tter nonsense. What men can imagine, they con do. They will regulate this earth from the Arctic to the Antarctic, all around the Equator, tem pera­ ture, nnd rainfall. THAT, OF COURSE, is thou­ sands of years away. Control of Mississippi floods can lie accomplished now whenever government decities to spend n lit­ tle of its momy. The value of wa­ ter impounded, diverted and used would exceed the cost of the un­ dertaking. SOME OF THIS movement is doubtless duo to tho plentitude of money for investment in this country, and the easy credit available. But there is more to it than that. The invest­ ing public—which is a fnr larger part of the nation than ever bofore—evidently expects n renewal of last year’s remarkable THIS COUNTRY DECLINES to use force nguinst China, to enforce prosperity, after a slight pause.—Sarasota Times. any demands we have made. ---------------------- O--------------------The country will upplnud Presi­ A P L Ij* TO RESTORE TAX MILLAGE undoubtedly tho best known Flo­ ridian throughout the United States today. The peonle of this state have time am) time again acknowledged their debt to this mental giant, who has done much, through speeches und articles in the north to create a faith in Flo­ rida, and to down the flood of adverse propaganda which devel­ oped during the boom, nnd which has lasted ever since. Colonel Knight says this in re ­ gard to his proposal; "We have, I believe, made a suggestion in the interests of real economy. The re t-hlrnpotJust At Lloyd’s Shoe So-, PORTABLE PIIONOUIfAh S I 2.50 and $15 on COLUMBIA And HitoilIh UKULELES $1,75 Strings For All lustrum*. BICYCLE TIRES F. P. HINES 1113 Sanford Ave, Phone 4G1-J DANCE Every Wednesdd NIGHT C. Of C. Bldg. Lake Mt Music By Lake Mary Serenade sharing in the attack nnd direct­ ing it. Archbishop Ruiz y Flores, in be­ half of the Mexican Catholic Epis­ copate, denies that the Catholic church is responsible for the a t­ tack, nnd says, "If Catholic priests participated in the Guadnlnjnrn train attack, the Catholic church is unawnre of it nnd bad no con­ nection with it." No w ar Is an bitter or hopeless ns a religious war, This country is fortunate In its freedom from thnt danger. Chester Saunders, Dire Adm.50cLadii*s H. S. WHITE dent Coolidge’s determination “to keep Fnr East friendship if pos­ sible.” PARIS REPORTS THAT Eng­ land und France will act jointly, ap a rt from the United States, to compel Chinese obedienre. Those nations are welcome to the job. Contemporary Comments Some of the presidential possi­ bilities seem to have exhausted their possibilities.—Dallas Journal. Allens being smuggled into the United States from Cumuln in cof­ fins. In dead earnest to get in.— Omaha Worlil-Hcrnld. Or muyhc the British cruiser, Ni­ caragua-bound bus nn hoard some marines who are seeing the world. *—IniJJanu|«dls News. Attorney At Uw nor, First Nat’l Ikink It! SANFORD, FLORID* Will practice in State Federal Courts. T O /, IN THE AFRICAN JUNGLE, one animal kills another. A third pounces on the killer, kills him, and takes bis prey. In prohibition’s jungle, the third animal is the h i - 1 public lav ato ries and individual p ap er cups n t public w ater. j j nci(Cr who killH the bootlegger nnd coolers. Everyone admits that even though w e can't see the takes his prey, whisky <>t money, 1According to n Chicago paper, IF DEMOCRACY IS to hope il must get together. If for Wiilinm Gibbs McAdoo says he doesn’t want the nomination. Is tlm no other reason, John W. Davis appears the best man to get Califontian bragging? to g e th e r upon because doing so will develop no new sn a rls and ----- o--------schism s nnd political h a tre d s, if no t personal ones. If it is th e ,U p in Jacksonville they sre call­ dem ocratic p a rty th a t iH to be considered le t's consider Davis. ing our Ben Cantwell ‘Henr-Cnt Ben’. Wo knew all along th at he If it is merely the political fortunes of individuals it might was the c a t’s meow. be just as well, or better to cud tho consideration while we are ........ o ........Despite Ids name, Horace Dodge all feeling ns pleasantly ns we are.—Tampa Times. --------------------- O--------------------was unable to dodge newspaper re ­ porters upon his nrriva) in San A SUPREME COURT case of wide interest to Florida Francisco from Honolulu. towns is tho Bell suit in Duval county, in which a plaintiff was ---------o----- — awarded $G,000 damages in the lower court against the city Now who can offer a better joke than one which Hillsborough coun­ of Jacksonville because her car struck a safety island on one ty hns contributed to the lower of the main streets. The high court reverses tho judgment house of the legislature? • of the county court nnd remands the case for new trial- The —— —o--------Thanks tn n happy suggestion interest of cities lies in the fact that the suit questioned their from the Tampa police, we will right to maintain safety island signs for guidance of automake un effort to borrow our next mobilists.—Lakeland Ledger. money from n bootlegger. ---------------------- O --------------------The legislators enjoyed their SEE WHERE OUR own Doc and Sidney J. Calls, Junior, third rast during the past week­ end. Even the gentle a rt of throw­ have introduced a bill providing for medical examination for ing tho bidl seems to lie tiring tho man before he can get n marriage license and putting a sometimes. penalty upon the county judge who may issue a license with­ ---------a--------out the proper certificate being presented. All right as far The Good Will fliers have re­ turned home with the statem ent ns it goes blit heredity, seems to us, comes from both sides of th at th e ir flight was a tremendous tin* family.—Leesburg Commercial. HUccess. I-et’s see now, did they ------- ---------------o ---------------------visit Mexico, Nicaragua nnd Chinn? ■ Dr. J. R. Vidl?1 lrra » . D aia Maftrr. tk r P M tltrirr noilrr Art •( “IF IT H A D N ’T BEEN FOR BORAH” J. H. JACKS0M DEARBORN INDEPENDENT TO THOSE crystals of undilu­ ted wisdom thnt drop occasionally from the tips of tho great and the near-great must be added n sta te ­ ment attributed to Senator Sime­ on D. Foss of Ohio. *I f it laid not l*eeit for Bomb,' Mr. Fcss hi quoted as saying, ’the country would never have known of the landing of the marines in Nicaragua.' No doubt this wns intended for w atching sarcasm, hut like tho ugly duckling, it Ims blossomed forth a thing of grace and beauty: a Rem of tinnsicndent praise. It loses nothing, even, from the sweep of its own exaggeration. To bo sure, the country would have known -of the landing of the. Ma­ rines with or without Borah, but it would not have known why they were landed. And for th at, all praise to the doughty Idahoan. ‘If it hadn't been for Borah,’ the country would have known scarcely more ubout the Nicaraguan muddle Hum the officiul ’American lives and property’ explanation. But boenuso of Borah, it knows much more. And w hat it knows gives rise to little cause for national pride. If ever n delicate situation has been bungling Iy handled, it Is in the present instance. United States Is dedicated to a perpetual policy of open diplomacy. Yet from the moment Adolfo Diaz was hoist­ ed into the presidency of the little Central American republic with the nhl of an American admiral nnd Wall Street financial interests, the watchword of Washington official­ dom hns been concealment. A mysterious document is re ­ ceived by the American charge d' affaires in Nicaragua instructing him to do all in his power for the Diaz candidacy. loiter it is ordered destroyed, and word allowed to seep out that it was a ‘forgery*. But no explanation is forthcoming as to how it traveled through official channels. Tho same charge d’ nffairos ac­ cuses Stntc Departm ent officials handling publicity with incompe­ tence, neglect of im portant news dispatches, extravagant waste rtf Government funds in transm itting worthiest*. Information and general Jack of fitness for their position*. The charges are not denied, hut are hushed up. The United States Government, a fte r declaring one of the rensons for its intervention is the fuct that Mexican arms are being used by tin* revolutionists, sends to Diaz .1,000 Kiag rifles, 200 Browning machine guns and .1,000,000 rounds of ammunition. Although the riflc3 nro from Government arsenals, the deal is kept from the American people for more thnn n month. By n coinci­ dence, Congress hns adjourned be­ fore the transaction is revealed. — First payment for the nrms thus furnished does not fall due until one month a fter the expira­ tion of Diaz’ term in 1!>2!>! Critics point out th at should the Liberals bo successful a t the polls, they would have tn foot the bill for guns used io kill themselves. A fog of secrecy is thrown about American financial interests in Nicaragua, nnd stress laid upon the ’danger’ of the revolution to a p a ­ per canal. An additional mimon-dollar loan is made to Diaz by Wall Street hankers; and an additional wave of mystery engulfs it. Responsible newspaper corres­ pondents nro treated by State De­ partm ent officials in Nicaragua ‘like puling infants.’ In the face of facts such as these, it is fortunate thnt there is at least one strident voice in Amer­ ica. Senator Fess lias paid Mr. Borah the highest compliment in his power. He has coined a phrase th at may in time become a slogan: •If it hadn’t been for Borah-*-’ THAT “SUPERIOR HILL” l-'I.OKII)A STATE NEWS Nothing Senator Wutson snid would like to ask in connection on the floor of the Senate yester­ with Hie "superior bill," nml the day in replying to an editorial in appearance of the sugar attorney | the Florida Stale News has chang­ ed our opinion of the 1*111 he is in Tullaliansee lobbying aguinst sponsoring i.u the upper house in the administration measure in fa-1 lieu of tho adm inistration’!; men;- vor of the child of ids own brain. ure to finance Everglades drain­ Tho most pertinent of those h | age. —who defrayed the expense of We were voicing our own opin­ ion. a»__>vell as those of a number gathering engineering and other with whom wo informally discussed data upon which this bill is based? the measure, which the gentleman Who is paying nttorney fees nnd from Dade is pleased to call "Ids expenses in connection with liie superior bill," lobbying being maintained here in As far as we arc able to judge the interest of the measure? the Watson measure is not based Wc have no way of ascertain­ on wise financing, nnd its only su­ ing what this Hill has cost to date, periority lies in its voluminous­ hut it certainly must ran into ness. thousands of dollars. Engineers, We made no irfercnce to poli­ lawyers, stenographers and prin­ tics. We were simply attacking ters generally exact their pay. the bill on its demerits and re it­ There is ju st one more question, erate thnt we believe the proposed und we are through fnr todnv. act contains many glaring defects. Who arbitrarily fixed the tnx Wc reget the gentleman from levies—running from $1.25 to six Dado constructed our editorial n:< cents an ucre—against land em­ nn attack upon ids intregity. We, braced within the Everglades of course, realize that the senator drainage district? simply introduced the hill as it t :-------------------— ______________ wns handed to him. and we sell* TOM SIMS SAYS ously doubt if he has even even read its contents—from cover t > cover, TERRORS OF TELEVISION Tho statement hns been mnde W ith television in effect the th n t the hill was drafted by tho only other problem wo’ve got to nttorney for the Southern Drain­ face is to make a night club link age district, and, incidentally, the like the bedside of a sick friend. attorney for n sugar company, . . . . Be careful when calling up which owns an extremely large to say th at you’ve been culled ticernge lying within the Ever­ away suddenly nnd will be out of glades drainage district. Ju st to town for a couple of days. The make the situation a little more in­ poker chips might give you away. teresting it might Imj said th at . . . By television the human fac e . this same attorney consistently inn bo cast hundreds of miles, say j contested the vulidity of certain the experts. Fc*r some, that isn't ' ■bond issue voted by the far enough. . . . So the Irishman ! the people of Dado for roads und was right a fter all when he s a id :, [ “.Somebody to see you on thei other public Improvements. There ure some guest ions we phone!" LOANS Watches 112E. Seconds! P h r-ne 611 Men's Bucket ttalrtr Strap Watches, lioys Walthi rs. Ladies and Girls Ufi*( Watches. Me Laulin The Jeweler W . H. L. O N e a t M a r k e t 108 P A L M E T T O A V E N U E HALL A N D PENTLAND Certified Public Accountants Income Tax /L’onHU^nn*8 B. G. GRAY, Resident Manager *18 First National Bank llidg I’hone Frank R. MacNeill and Company Insurance—Loans—Real Estate 107-9 So. Park Ave. Sanford, Fla| H. C. VIELE “A S u b sta n tia l Jewel^ in a S u b stan tial City" 108 Magnolia One-Day Service SANFORD LAUNDRY 819-W 3rd Phone 475 A ssu ran ce OF ZIP SERVICE OF BOND GRADE OF FAIR PRICES Means Saving And Satisfaction !J3.m ra THE VABO WfTM A M ill. B A C K IN G *« J '•-?*L2T!V l'honc 135 Yurd: Holly Ave. At 11th, 12th, 13th Sts. Bond Grad*I Zip Scrrif* �IMOB THREE THE SANFORD llERAU). MONDAY, Al’RlI ■w** Telephone M8 MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR Tl HSB" SflUlhward and Mrs.. '■T niifr-en «r., will eiitcinil*C**rKtcntB show n, at 1* ' , the home of Mis. *k . laurel Avenue, J j i l l Viola Booth n bride . i rj,tire party for the •“* } ,he Social Department W ®‘ •, club at 8 o’clock and Mrs. A. S ', , h6*te-«h*s. n,n«il Staff"".1 ," i11 ,mbcrs of the hriloah BridP J J o'clock at her homo m Avenue. Missionary Union " f t he Jfhurrh will meet at d:.iO ,t the church. '*fV. Sill wkdnlsbay John H. Hintermistor will tin at bridge at .1 n iio ik a t Honhut, honoring Mrs. Anna Newark, N. J-, wiio gg.W drtifrjlitcr, Mrs. Elzli l A1 c. I). Bishop will entertain AM «f i* scries of bridge rVilnrk at her home on L frink J. Gonzalez will «nk rembers of the Du plicate L „ CJyb nt um* o clock a t her U Palmetto AVeniie, *C D. niflmp will entertain Litcnnd uf a scries or bridge Lit 3 o’clock at her home on L’ia Avenue. Cfc.Widmcr nuptials nt B gtbe First Baptist Church. SATURDAY tidan’s Story hour at the IIiit 10 o’clock. ( t»nd Mr>. W. IL Tuimieliffc jnt Palm Beach spoilt tlie lnJ Mrs. J. L. M arentette iiirlittr, Miss Helen Mnrcntijxnt the week-end In Jnck[, nd Mrs. John It, M ae Don lEiutis inetit the day in San [jtnday us Ilie guests oi irj Mrs. George G. Cluimof Paytons Ib-ath w ere th e rl Mis ami Mr*. Raymond iSinilaL LtaJ Mr.**. Ray Fei ran of a moloreil to Sanford SiltlMDding the day here as the ItJ alutives. ■ Ruth Rill of Columbia, Ky pi’ll,’ it) the i-ity as the gues zlpither and wife, Mr. am L Hill. to Mildred Holly returned to ibwce after spending the Iwt here with her parents, todMrs. It. .1. Holly. . md Mrs. T. A. Vincent of •Tent the week-end here ns viti of Mrs. Vincent’s aiab, Robert J. Holly. GOLDENROD Dr. H. Ingham, pastor of th M. E. Church of Winter Park ot ci: pied the pul pit of the community Church hero Sunday evening and delivered an intensely interesting E aster address. The choljrijtf his church was in attendance and fang some Kastef aathtuiiij that were enjoyed by every ope. It is I lie msire of all present th a t Dr. Ing­ ham and the choir may repeat their visit nt» an early, date. The W. M. U. held a very interesting meeting at the church ’I hursdny afternoon with Mrs. Knrney ns lender. Mr. mid Mrs. Stanley Bonjunun -nmiouneo-the b irth -of itekon'W ed­ nesday morning, April J J , at the Holtz Sanitarium in Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. IL Parker re ­ turned Thursday from a several days* visit to Miami and n th ir places in tin* Fast Coast, Mrs. Williams and M aster Ro­ bert Fielder of Miami. Mrs. W al­ ter Bach, uf Orlando, Mrs. W. J. Collecutt and Mr. and Mrs. Clan; Mathers were Sunday afternoon callers nt G. L B rereri’s home, IMiss Mildred Patterson was the guest of Miss Ruth Bartlett of W inter Park on Wednesday night. Ja y Shelby of St. Petersburg arrived Saturday to spend the summer. His father \vho_ is near it, sn_ Petorsluinr will join him H Ltuma Abbott Lyman and trail .suns of Altamonte >P *ps?nt the day in Snnford jt»Tm the guests of frienda. Mrs, J. D.^yVdodrufl Eittertahis Members Sunday School Class poems have niio appeared. In oral of the current magazines. ST<jM ilel^tilitf'fl in every was was Lawrence. ‘It ... volt !......In .............. The DoscfU: i lie uncrowned king of the desert? | the pie ilk* uivon Saturday by Mrs. tells his s tc ry. “** *Vmazing, trm*, yet J. D. W oodnirf at Oleander Lotlge tJtkc* Mary when she entertainreads like a modern Arabian Night. flie (hom^cra of her Sunday l.owlsohn : ‘Modern Drama.' The i*d School cjiA*. author .present a careful study of A fter speeding the morning European drama and dram atists. Swimming and beating a bounteous Conveniently arranged for club picnic dinner was served. study. Among those enjoying this out­ Ludwig, ’Napoleon.’ Brilliant and ing were: the Mieses .lane Tor­ Theld-i dramatic study, by a Gerninu w ri­ rence, llcverty Bender, Garner, ter, discussing ids character and Tutlersou, Marguerite* gdhjiui rather than his m ilitary ex­ Martlm Fitts and Katherine Reid rnrd. ploits! Mantle, ‘Best 1‘lnys of F.'J.VJO,' Mm. John W. Sneeil returned A view of ten plays produced oil tie.* professional stage during the home Friday evening from Ocala season, with additional data on where Mm attended the Missionary ( ’mi fere nee.' plays and theatrical events. Monroe, ‘Text -book in the Hist­ Mr. ni:d Mr*. Carl Ferrnn ami ory of Education.' A thoroughly in­ teresting history of pedagogy daughter, Betty of Eustis, spent which serves for gt neral informa­ the day here Sunday an tin* guests tive reading as well as a lost hook. of Mrs. It, L. Thors her. Morley. ‘Modem Essays,’ Chosen with discr) ini up ting taste, hath Am* ricuti ami English and reprr out­ ing a wide variety lmth in subject* and authors. • Sandburg, ‘Abiahlml■Lincoln, the Prairie Veals. Two volume - of ex­ Mr. and Mrs, l*’. M. Davidson traordinary biography, presenting were among l i r e from .Sanford an understanding study of the first spending .Sunday at Daytona fifty one years of Lincoln’s life.. llcach. • Thurston, ‘Art of Looking At Pirt tires.’ Diticusies over one -hundred Miss Lottie Ewing of P atsburg, painters front Cimahue ,1o W'liiuh*r, arranged alphabetically with Pa., spent the week-end **1n San­ biographical sketches, important ford as the guest of Miss M ar­ points to observe in their pictures, garet Stew art. ipmtntinns from critics and titles and locations of their best works. Mi • • Maude l.uke, who tins Imen spending Hie past week here with her parents Mr. ami Mrs. Forrest l” be away till the first of June I.ake, left Sunday evening for T al­ Two lots wore sold in Suburban lahassee where she will resume Homes last week one of them her studies at (lie F. S. f \ W. contained a dwelling. The pur­ chaser was Mr. Allen <*f Wilber park who moved to it the latter part of tho week. Mrs. Omlick and daughter, Mbs Helen of Zelhvond were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs, D, Hi eve­ ry. Mrs, Harriet Parker, .who Was ill last week is reported very much better at this time. Another new dwelling recently 1'ODAY completed in Jamestown, is thel of Robert Wells, ••SLIDE KELLY SLIDE” the Outstanding Comedy Kite I css or the year. The New ly Acds in "GEORGE TH E W INNER” Milano News Tuesday • Carrie Worthington re* 1*"'>;« Fiidny from Plant 'brr slu* luii. been visiting tztit of Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Members of the Azarian Circle of tho First Baptist Church will not meet *-n Tuesday evening as , scheduled hut will hold their reg­ ular session on Tuesday evening, * May ", according to an announce- t meat made today. Mrs. K. S'. Dutton and Mrs Mat tie G. Pace motored to Orlando Sunday where they spent the day as tin* guests of Miss Katherine Heckberger. D. VV. G riffith s I’llE BIRTH OF A NATION Matinee at I and .'L.'ib p. m. Admission 2a< George llracksahn’a Orrg^tra at 7 and V:JU p. in. ~ Vdmi.-.sion ,',iic Beautiul Line At lliff Reduction 40 Inch Plain Voiles 32 inch iiu v rw e a r ^repea X * i'. t X I;! t .*. *f X •> Y •h X Duvoy, Robert G. Daub, Everull Dash, Win. G. Ileus, It. It. DeColtOM, Geo. A, Deetch, G. W. Denton, Dr. J . T. Dightan, S. It. Dodson, lb'l» Ihdlison, T. M, u p n ^ c y , J. D. Doty, W, H. Dowdney, S. !'. ikAiglass, V. E. Dougliiiia, E. A. I 'u Bose, IL L’ Dutnnh, T, I., I'ohhum. II. WDeane, it. VV. Davis, Mrs 1. It. Dead, It. L. Dixon, IL A. It. Bathing Suits 40c kratio * % •I* Gloss wear, novelty la-ad Arleco Unecs; Indies Initial 'vanities, Jersey under vests, Is-auliful picture* are ju-t a few of tho things tlint Will be *idd on our dollar day -Wednesday. f)|hcr gifts suitable for graduation. F!urp, A. M. Egger. Phil J. Epps. Dr, A. W. Enst-x. E. M. Ely, Kdw. D. lOhlen*, W. J. W 1W N H SD A Y Dress Ginghams Neat patterns *'*ain culars Fullerton, l-oru C. Farnswortii, N. 0. F iTreat, J. It. Ferguaon, J. H. F linn. C. C. Fox. John E. Mi-Lady?s Shoppe 110 Mognolia Ave. Bailey. W. F. Baker. Dr. C. W, Ball, J. G. Ball, E. D. Bull. Fred \V. Handel, II. Barber. Mrs. M. D ■Ibin met, S. S. Beatty, F.T. Beboat, L. C. Bender. F, W, Benjamin, Belts W. E. Betts, A. L. lliggcrs, K. W. Bills. J. C. Jr. Bishop. Geo. D. Bodwell, H arry T. B r a th o r s o li ,A . Bonlske. D. Botzis, Peter Bower. It. f . Boyd. M. Boyle, Lloyd 1*'. Bradford, S. W. Brady, E. E. Brice, Jus. II. Brotherson, E. A. Hj*own, Ur. L. j). Brownlee, Rev. E. Brumlcy, t'iius. D. Byrd, Ul.vile'A. Burgess, T. II. Britt, C. L. Bat till. D. Britt, L. Batem, D. Bali Hodgson Brown, B. B. Barnett. 1. N. Berg, It. II. Berry. C. M. Bolt, T. Gormly, Ernest. Green, 1>. B. Guthrie, II, II. Gardiner, Dr. W. D Gunter, N. II. Garner, N. O. Gatebel. M. D. Geldcrmun, F. B. Glover, Mortimer Gonzalez, F. J. Goodhue, C. L. Gray, S. G. Gilbert, Mrs. t). W. Gray, J. Allan. Gleason, lioincr Clarkson, A. 1). Carter, W, I*. Colbert, W. M. Ccre.bdi, It. Chamberlain, Dr. A. C. Chapman, It. B. Chase, Randall Chase. S. 0 . Chittenden, E. It. Chittenden, Joe D. Chittenden. L. P. C lirkenbeny, L, It. Cava m as, D. Cleveland, M. Ni Cole lough. J. I C-deto k. 1). D. Cole, John A. ('(delimit, C. J. Coleman, W. S. Connolly, A. P., Sr. Connelly, L. IL Connelly A. J*. Jr, Cook, C. G, Coo|>er, It. F. Cowan, Geo. W, Cmvan J. IL Carmway, Alisa Maude Chestnut, N, II. ( 'oldi. It. A. Caller, V. C. Compton, E. Compton, J. E, TODAY Wednesday Only All sizes and styles t ■j. * S ••• X P R IN C E S S Fox, Raymond G. Fox, T. M. Frazier, S, I*', Frazier, I,. I. Fox. M. L. Furs ter, F, I*. Flench, Fled. Fort. A. C. Friend son, M. Apple, II. Antes, .John T. Anderson, B. W. Allen, Minnie Ian* Ares, Kleanthis Atkinson, G. E. Await, F. X •> * All Wool Druss Shirts While every precaution has been taken to make the list absolutely correct, omission are possible. In such cases omitted names will be added and published, as will also the names of all persons subscribing to Chamber o f Commercejirior to April 29th. E. J. Trotter, Secretary CHtCLE MEET POSTPONED u-J Mrs. Kd Hill uml small “r-T. \V. Russell and ehild- friends nt W inter Park Thurs­ »»Jewell Russell, Miss Et- day afternoon. pD “n l Mis** Ruth Hill u( Mr. and Mrs. George Porker •a ky.. formed a party nfternoon. “* ; * LU)i r Springs on Miss Stella Dodd left. Monday fo r New Y’ork City. Shu exjieeli "RH collars, fane; rolors Publication of this list was authorized in order that possible errors may be corrected in time for election for Board of Governors, April 2!)th-May 3rd. ? X •> ;i; SLIDE KEI.LV SLIDE Comedy .Milam* News Mr. and .Mrs. Clarence Barelift, Mrs. Anna (’aril and. Miss Ida Walstrom motored to Cocoa Beucli Sunday. • . I a. G. Tyner arrived here *f afternoon irom Vero to •enie time here with her *( Mrs. Robert J. Holly. ++*+**+** Individual Membership List R e sid e n c e T e le p h o n e 2 1 7 -W LIBRARY HAS ADDED MANY BOOKS TO ITS COLLECTION The following book* have been recently mldcd to the Snnford Pol), lie Library. Non-Fiction. Chandler: ‘Aspects of Modern Drama.’ A copiplpte analysis of tin* themes and ideas discussed in over two huhured moderp plays, group­ ing the dram as a ran ml a topic as they exemplify it. The dram a of Ideas (Ibsen), Tile dram a of sa­ tire (Shaw ). Contains a full bibli­ ography of plays and critical aids. Do La Mare: ‘(Jnrden Guide’. Gives concise m il oral directions for specific flowers, fruits and v*.*gc tallies, with chapters on porch plants, window boxes and garden furniture. Gardner: 'A rt Through The Age-' This delightful hook is written by tin instructor of art at the Art In­ stitute of Chicago and covers a r ­ chitecture. painting, sculpture and minor arts from the glacial age to the present day, including tin* Ori­ ent. Hopkins; ‘.Scientific , American Cyclopedia of Formulas. A valuable reference hook containing a collec­ tion of fifteen thousand formulas, useful to thu burinexp man. Tlutchinjon* TIKhdbybb of Health’ An ex£Cllrn( guide to per­ sonal health bli the foremost Ame­ rican w riliir'on lids subject. King: ‘Well Considered;Garden.’ One of the best Hooks on color schemes* In American gardens. In­ cludes a chapter-on women in a g ri­ culture. Lara more: ‘Green Acres’. A char tiling volume of poems on various subjects. This book will In* of s|ieciul interest ns the. author i; a form er resident of Sanford. Her * * * * * <•* *;•■:■•:■* * * * * * * * * * •• t g ilooker, Itohurt l>. Ilutehiiisou, W. U. Haskins, IL C. Hudgins, Samuel A. i Huliek, Bloomfield Hutiek, Howard Hill, W. t \ Harper, E. I t Higlileymua, S. l>. Hiiilon, Miss Irene Ileiil y, W. L. Haddock, M. G. Hagan, J. B, Hull. J. P, Hand (’. M. Harvey. W. L. Ilurz, A. W. I Insell, D. I. Hawkins, A. D. Herring, Geo. G, Hickson, It, J. Higgins, Edward Hintermistor, J. II. Hodges, I). B. Hodges, E. G. Hoffman, W. D. Holler, N. Holly, It. J. Holly. It. J. Jr.. Houshohlcr, E. F. Howard, H. A. Hoy, Miss Ellen lla rl, J. L. Hiilciiiiison, J. Hughes, A. K. HavnCs, \V. M. Irwin, S. A. .lowers, Elam Jones, T. VV. Jackson, C. VV. Jiuimaou, N. E. Jinking, John D. Jones, Eurle E. Jucksoii, ,1. H. Jackson, J. <*. Jew ell, Sheridan Kaimer, A. Kendall, J. V. Kenis, Sum King, F. D. Kronen, M. Klicker. W. T. Kev. A It. Keller, II. II. Lnvcjoy, A. B. Lancy, E. IL laike, Win. J. Imke, Forrest Jstuds wick, T. II. Langley, Dr. Then. W Lawton, T, W. Lee, H arry Loftier, VV. A. Lewis, S, L Long, J. Q. l.eltoy, L. L. Lewis, H. B. Lewis, W. W. Light tier, Jack Little, J. IL IJoyd, S. M. Lloyd, W. Isickhart, Rliodes Lodge, L. F. Long, W. IL Lossinjf, A. J. Long, Tl. (V Lambert, Miss Tlirlma L uke, W. S. Murrell, II, I,. Mullein, A. E. Mvntoly, A. A. Miekler. Mrs. M. E. McCracken, J. B. McCracken, W. J. Marked. E. L. Mur.-ball. Dr. C. J, Marshall, It. II. Martin, I. D, Mason, Dr. It. M, Mason, It. M. J r. Masskn, Itobert. Motile. TL F. May. L. Urban. Metin'h, Joe. Mcittch. John. Melton. J. J. Mciicmiez. Bros. Merriweatlier, C. J. Arctun. e . r . Middleton. B. B. Michael. J. It. M arentette, J. L. Miller. F. L. Milieu, "Constant. Miller, Mrs. Letitia J. Miller, Helen. Minchew. A. Mincll. John A. Moldey. E. D. Monforton, E. A. Monro, B. E. Moughton, E. J. Moughton, Jam es Murphy, las, L, Mvers, (,\ E. McCall, E. S. McCall. II. It. Mi Call II. It. J r . McCUislln, II. II. McCulIcr, L. P. McDaniel. L. P. McKinnon, W. M. Mcl<auHn, Henry. MuLuulin, Henry Jr. McMnhtJii. Mary IL McMullen. W. A. Morehnn. P. It. Moore, p.nT-, .1. McDaniel, A. J. MeMiehaul, Mrs. tiertrudo Mason. C. R. Mora. P. A. Me Cal Icy. E. W. McCaskill. J. M. Marsimll, L. M. McKee. C. K. Marshall, L M. Marshall, Mrs. L. If. Martin, J. C. McCrary, C. C. Mac Neill, Frank R. Nix. R. J , Nason, Bart Nicholson, ( Nipper. It. N, Orvltz, A. Otter. It. W. Overliti, Howard O’Barr. W. II. Oliver. S. D. l ’owo, J. If. Pearson, France: Platt. A. it. Puckurd, J. *)• Palmer. W. II. Palmer, F. A. Palmer, F, A. I’arks, Dr. C. L, Parker, J. D. Peaslev, W. IL Paul. P. Paxton. G. P. IVaimnn, It. W. Pearson, J. F. Bunge, S. Bussell, T. VV Banisev, J. H Bussell, W. O Beiiaml, L. A Bailiff, Z. It. P.uh, C. G. Stafford, D. C. Scott, W. M. Sharpe, Bill Smith, G. Bassett Smith, J. C. Smith, P, Bayard .Schwalbe, II. L. Stewart, J. 1, Shark, It. M. Saint, Mabel Sanders, Geo, B. Samis, Jam es A. Smith, W arren It. Spencer, I,. E, Smitli, Ralph A. Smith, H. 1*. Bayer, II. Nt Stuw art, J, It. SehimL Peter Srlm rfer. F. W. Schmidt, Roy Schultz, Km I J, Schwartz, K, Scott, Alan Scruggs, V. II. Sharon, J. G. Sheppard, L. T. Slniiholser, S. O, Shiun, It. L. Smith, J. K. Siiiitli/UBuYnei' Smith, C*. Henry Smith. C, T. Smith, C. W. Smith, G. F. Smith, J. C. Smith, S. S Snow, John W. Spoor, Geo. A. Sjwcr, Vivian Spencer, Cl. W. Spurling, J . E. Steele, L. B. Stevens, II.' It. Stoudcmlrc, Mrs. \V. L Swatu, Mrs. Lottie Strange, Mrs. Ethel H Smith, W. W. C. Smith, E. C„ Jr. Shinholiicr, Mrs. S. (). Speer, Algernon •Spoor, Daisy Edith Speer, Mary B. Stoudcmlrc, C, W. Tncknch, Alias Aniukn Talbott, F. W. Tate, L. A. Tongue, C. F. Tlirasher, D. 11, Tillis, J. H. Toll, Wnl. J. Torrence, J. E.. -» Terlap, J. i Tucker, Mrs. Glailya Tunulciiffo. VV. i r Trotter, Edward J Venable, F . M. Viol*. IL C. Vaughn, A. Perkins, II. U Phillips, I,. It. Phillips, Marion T. I'iertiont, C. S. Pirkard. E. II. Pittman, J. A. Pope, J. T. Powell, Cluts, M. Jr., IV ane. C. II. Powgll, Miss Mary I* (faantoek, W. J Kawsoli, C. E. Ritchie, Jus. E, Rolibins, F. II. . Ritchie. Mrs. J. E. Rive, Mrs. K. W. ilaffcld. A. Radford. P. VV. Rmunithit, F. E. Randall. E. II. Jr, Ray, J. IL Reel, R. J. Itefoe, H. I* Bines, F. P. Wry. S. A. Huberts, Mrs. M argaret. Roberts, K. 1>. Rohson. Dr. J. N. IU>lMU*tson H. L. Roll T. K. R im key, E. S. Roninzoaig, M. Rositter, A. K. Roulh. W alter A. Rowe. W. D. Rucker, IL Wayde. Vowell, A. E �THE SANFORI) I I FRA 1,1). MONDAY Failure O f Reds H as Been DICK PEEL HUKLN DisappointingToTheFans; MIAMI TEAM TO Cardinals Showing F orm WIN OVERTAMPA Clubs Which Had Been Doped To Cellar Positions, Are Setting Pat)?; Cardinals Also Make Decided Spurt ,v’' * Rk illl V 1*111 » nunill iu» yearn before Hank O’dny was burn. It merely wns accorded additional substantiation on the ball field •luring the week ending April 21. Three clubs were pleased to m ake definite gains during the |>orh>d in <|ucntion and two of them w ere the Phillien and St. Iamis Drowns who were exported into the cellar by alt concerned and un­ concerned weeks before a mayor threw the first hall or someone threw out the first mayor. The third club to advance precepitnbly since Monday last wus the St. Louis Cardinals, who, getting the finest of pitching from Ilham, Sherilc! and Alexander, jumped from sixth to second plnro with four victories anil no defeats; The other St, Louis club did al­ most as well, winning four out of five and advancing from fifth to second place. The Phillies won four in six- played but remained, ns is, in fifth place, in spite of the fnct Lhat, barring the Cardinals, their week's record was the best of any National League outfit. The trio mentioned and the Tig­ ers, Athletics, Pirates, Giants nnd Braves were the only clubs to play better than .500 hurelmll during hitting or none a t all and an in­ field defense that couldn't stop n standing arm y, tested off four out of five again. Even the Red Sox improved on the Dodgers' record by winning two out of five. - It is well, at that, Hint the lat­ te r were available or the Senators might bn as badly off as their list of injuries entitles them to bo ■Washington broke even in six games but, of their victories since thn opening of the season, at least four have gained a t Hie Red Sox expense. , Tin* Yankees and Athletics, a l­ though playing a scries against oilier, had the same record, the Yonks breaking even in six games »uid the Athletics winning threw out of five. Thu, local entry finished Inst week without a defeat hut in the s inrantlm e they lost Penimrk and Hie rei(t of the staff fell away sim1 ultancwualy. A slump from the rem arkable hitting pare of the first week also did the club prur* Ucnllyfno good. The. (Hants likewise weren't so hot dining the sovtui days. They ronliinicd their hitting, uxcept in one game, and won four out of Seven Ju t the idea thnt the Giants were tri fatten on the weak enst- e ra i-Itflis seems to have died a . lingering death. The Pirates enjoyed a fair week With three out of five, showing a . declines from the murderous hlt' ting o f Hie season's first few davs. The Braves also kept ahead of the situation with four out »f seven, pitehirig carrying the club. The i The I’hlls hit well, as usual, and g«-l fair pitching. Also the eluh is hustling for Mclnnrs and may yet live to make an awful hum out of this w riter, among others. As for ills Bronx, Dan Hawley admits that he hasn't much hut the club Is g elling him more than a fair return on the investment. The .Tigers, looking good and ‘ laid by turns, won three ond lost tw« while the While Sox won only one out of four. They scored plently of rumi hut the other team scored Jinore and Hist sort of thing Usually.amd* the discussion. of the season. Ruth's home was not the feature of the Yankees' G to 2 victory over W ashington, however. The hlg noise was pinch-hit ter H urst's triple with the bases full. St. Louis fans began to realise that they have two ball teams in­ stead of one as the second place Drowns took a !• to 1 slugfost from Cleveland. Zachary was tinwinning hurler. In the National League the cham­ pion Cardinals heat the Pirates, 2 to 1, and advanced to within half a game of first place. Grover Alex­ ander had a slight edge on Vic Al­ dridge in the box. The Giants pasted Edwards and Wertz to a furc-thoe-well and took a 12 to H batting bee from the b ra ­ ves. A1 Dcvormcr swung a mean shitlalab nnd collected four hits. Denting Brooklyn 5 to I wus just a breeze for half Carlson of the Phillies. Dazzy Vrnncc failed to daz­ zle anybody nnd his males messed up Hr* landscape with five errors. Hob Fothergill played lending role ns the Tigers nosed out the Whits Sox, -I to tt. Robert pounded out three hits and engineered a double steal with Blue. Baseball-Statistics In Major Leagues LEADING MAJOR LEAGUE II PITERS NATIONAL LEAGUE Player Club G AD II II PCT. Hornsby, New Y o rk ......II II 17 ll» .40.'! Tyson Now York......... 11 17 I I 21 .447 Lindatrnm, New York 11 48 8 IP .31)0 Hnfcy, St. Louis, .... U 33 1 13 .3114 Williams, Philadelphia, * !• 34 U 13 .382 Loader a year ago today Horns­ by, St. Louis, .445. AMERICAN LEAGUE Player Club G All It H Simmons, Philadelphia, II 3P 8 18 Judge, Washington, II 35 5 Hi Goslln, Washington II II 12 20 Sisler, St. Louis, 8 31 G II Mcusel, New York 12 IP HI 22 le a d e r a year ago today, stead, Boston, .130. Player Hornsby Cobb Itiitli Speaker Collins THE LEADERS National la-ague - Williams, Hornsby, 2; Harper. 2; Wilson Webb, 2; Wrights*one, 2. American League Gehrig, Ruth, 3; Simmons, 2: Tobin, 2, Today’s Schedule FLORIDA STATE LEAGUI­ NG Petersburg at Sanford. Orlando at Sarasota. Tampa at Miami. NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburg at St. I-ouis, ’ Chicago at Cincinnati. Boston at Philadelphia. Mobile at Chattanooga. New Orleans at Nashville. Birmingham at Little Dock Atlanta at Memphis. Alice. SteMdns Wells, for 17 years a member of the Los An­ geles nolire forre, wus the first woman college graduate in the United '■States to become a police­ woman. E Profit-sharing la an old establish­ ed instlfution in China. To enrourage hot* sly and industry, Chinese •alcamen iccrive, almost universal­ ly, an Annual percentage of the firm ’s profits, in uddition to their salaries, a , - -U4VV. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Milwaukee at Indianapolis, Kunru* City at Louisville, fit. Paul at Columbus. Minneapolis at Toledo. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Toronto at RulUmure. Buffalo ut Jersey City. Rochester at Reading. Syracuse ut Newark. SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE Suvuntiuh at St. Augustine. Jacksonville at Albany, Montgomery ut PeniumU, Columbus at Selme, Smokers Lose Opening (lame To East Coast Club By Score 0 f <M; Alvcrcz Is Hit Hard By The Victors Duckloy, 2b Welch, If Deusley, cf Souza, «s Zehorn. .'lb Blnckstock, rf Barnes, lb Francis, c Alvarez, p Ocllcrninn, x Totals CasarcH, Holloway, Domingo, Richards, Vincent, Turner, si Chauncey Deimin, c Crime won’t say, but to win the Peel, p firnt game of the Saint series he may send Withrow back to Hu Totals 31 5 !t 1 mound, x-Batted for Alvarez in Score by innings: Fans writes in to report bis dis­ satisfaction over the team 's show­ Tampa ................... 100 (101 ing. Poor fellow must read the Miami ..................... Oil 001 score backwards, or is he cock­ eyed 7 Sum mary—Two base bits, Buckley, Zehorn, Berinin, Domingo. Three base hits. Turner. Double play, Rouzn to Buckley to Barnes. Stolen bases, Casarcs, Richards. Holloway, Chauncey. Struck out by Pool, 3; by Alvurex, I. Base on balls, off Peel, 2; off Alvarez, .lust about as many women fans 2. Hit by pitcher, by Peel, Bouza. in the stands during the first series Sacrifice bits. Welch. Beasley, as there were men. Good thing Blackstone, Peel, 2. Umpires, Fred­ Palmer hasn’t announced LndiuV ericks and Kelly. Time 1:40, Day a t nothing per. Crew Gels First Test May Seven When It Will Meet irpons Make Three Runs In Columbia, Pennsylvania Ninth To Capture Opening Game Of Season At Home; NEW IIA YEN, Conn.. Apr 25— Honner Yields Four Hits (IN S)—Youthful Ed Leader, row­ SARASOTA, Apr. 25—A rally in the ninth inning which n ettcj three runs, enabled the Sarasota team to open the season here Sunday with a victory over Orlando, GGO to 5, With the score three all a t the beginning of the ninth, the Colts shovel two runs across the pan, hut the Tarpons tam e buck in their half to make it one better and pul the game on ice. Renner, hurling fo r the victors allowed only four hits but errors of his mates accounted for most of the visitors' runs. Fromby was liit hard by the Sarasota team. ORLANDO AD It II O A E Foss, :)b .5 I t) 1 2 o Tinker. 2bb .5.5 1 1) ;i ,’l o )b ..5 cf. ... . A ■» ■1. 4 3 ---«•• >. msa ) ■j p. Totals 31 SARASiOTA-- A Grant, lbb. 5 Currlsi, s> .3 is. Knnus, 21I>. 1 Holder, clif, 4 Hudgins, iC. 4 Maloney, II'. ..1 Humphreyy, rf. 1 Bonner, p.i. , t 3 xLayton xxMunush ing conch from the Pacific const, is busy preparing n Yale varsity crew thnt can make the grade of a difficult rowing schedule for a fifth consecutive year. The crew sets its first lest on May 7 when it meets Pennsylvania and Colum­ bia on Hut Housutonlc river a t Der­ by in a two mile race. Rowing ex­ ports outside New Haven pick Co­ lumbia to cross the Dervy finish line abend of the others. Yakmen arc hopeful. Miami went to the front through a Sunday victory over Tantpu. One advantage there. Miami will need all the Sunday victories it can get, from thu lineup of the team. Sailford fans remember well such players as Chauncey nml Peel. They don't mean much against a champ- League Standings Miami Sanford Tampa . Sarasota St. IVte Orlando Pittsburg St. Louis Now York Boston Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati Brooklyn New York St. Louis .. Detroit ........ Washington Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago Boston Results Of Games |. NATIONAL I.EAGl I New York 12; Boston 8. Brooklyn 1, Philadelphia ii St. Louis 2; Pittsburgh !. Olliers not scheduled. AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland 4; St. Loul* Washington 2- New York Detroit 4; Chicago 3. Others not scheduled. M ilk Insurance is like other insurance. We admit that But the seller of a policy often misrepre­ sents, and you find the producer of the policy says otherwise. So it is with milk, you may be misled by the seller and get stale milk th a t you do not know where and how it is produced. FIVE ROOM Furnished House FOR RENT Lar^e lot, excellent loca­ tion, ninny flowers and beautifill shrubbery. Lawn both front and rear. In good condition. All modern conveniences. Kent reason­ able- N ot so with us we produce here before your ey°s and invite your inspection of our producing plant. See for yourself. Address Box 1,000 Care Herald, Totals __ 30 0 11 27 12 0 One out when winning run scor­ ed. x iiatted for Danner in nth. xx ran for Layton in Pth, 2 base hits: Cox, Cerlssi, Harms, Holder. 3 base hit: Hogan. Sacrifice. Harms, Stolen Imre: Vimt. Base on balls: off Fromby I, Bonner I. Struck out: Fromby 3; Dormer I. Wild ptt-'h: Fromby. Hit by Fromby (Ccresis); by Botmer (Cox). Umpires I'ieh and Rnplmn. Tithe 2:15. No detours! Here’s the one road to real ciga­ rette enjoyment . . . Junior Boys League Extra! Three fans from Or­ Schedule Announced lando are reported to have follow* ‘■red the Colts to Knrusotu. The TIio schedule for the first half Tarpons will probably have their season of the Juniot Y. M. C. A. stands enlarged. Baseball League, is as follows: Monday, April 25—Blnckfcct vs Following the battle of Friday Seminole*. between Wells and Michaels. We Tuesday, April 2G—Red Sox vs thought Wells would enjoy u vaca­ Pirates. tion hut lie's in there behind the Wednesday, April 27—Tigers vs but. No rem arks about the eye. Panthers. Thursday, April 28—Seminoles Orlando w riter says Crowe ami vs Red Sox. Friday April 2P—P irates vs Friable were lucky in getting a bit each in Saturday's game. The poor Tigers. Saturday, April 311—Panthers vs follow is serving his first season and can’t help it. A fter watehlng Blnckfcct. Monday May 2—Red Sox vs the first two games ho still didn't know, Panthers. Tuesday May 3—Pirates vs Seminoles. Smokers are to Turnisli Hie Wednesday, May I—Tigers vs idnment a t tlm end of the Black feet. They are up close to tin* ton Thursday, May 4 Panthers vs Ii victories over St. Pete. Seminoles. In dropped to the bottom of Friday, May 0—Tigers vs Red t after losing to Sarasota Sox. Saturday, May 7—Pirates vs Blaekfeet. Monday, May H—Tigers vs Suminoles. Tuesday, May 10- Red Sox vs Blaekfeet. Wednesday, May 11 Pirates vs I'anthers, ii low 1-Mi (tw ice), Harvard. Great Ur­ ol: charge ' ’uimdn, (twice), Holland H int ye a r, Argentina, Italy. Spain', r* tig, ||i- and Australia. '• But the; .Just Imfore leader *kj trick th t: ,,-ir .ni'n went to lainiiie i w He drilled ‘ signed for an additional fju! l>t t ’olitm- and so has until li>20 |0 ^ Pennsyl- wares to Yale nun. mt of the Tin- Derby race, m>\v an j;w ■unicrs for ant dale in the Yale sport* a )|r- as the tlar, once was over a coar» he Olymp- a nd five-sixteenths milt* j year the distance is U|) to! ( miles. To prepare a crevr crew won race and the two suceeedfo. roson over gattns. those with Princeton . (twice) Cornell at Princeton, and i es, Navy Harvard on the Tlminci, tn unior var- has boated threo separate ne Burgee ' of men called Blues, Whitesnl jtic Club, I crow. iYALE OARSMEN WORK HARD FOR COACH LEADER H | Hk N a t u r a l Tobacco / Taste flu' jsP Just pal those weary, shoe.crink­ led. aching, burning feet into a Tiz hath. When your feet ache nnd burn, Tiz, nnd only Tiz, will bring relief. Tiz is grand, glorious for to r­ tured feet. It draws the swelling 'iml poisons and acids right out. Stops the pain of corns. Puts your feet Into perfect condition. Got a box of Tiz now at any drug or department store. Don’t suffer. Have feet that never hurt, never get tired. Loin pari: Chesterfield wiiJi any of the highly-sweetened cigarette* and you’ll have the answer. Natural sweetness, natural character, natural to­ bacco taste, the very thing you smoke tobacco for! , SOUTHERN LEAGUE Little Rock 0; New Orleans 10 Atlanta 4; Nashville 0. Birmingham 8 ; ChnOann igu 3, Mobile 4; Memphis 3, INTERNATIONAL I,EACH l Baltimore 1-0; Toronto 3-1. Syracuse 5-12; Newark 7-13. Buffalo 5-0; Jersey City 7-7. Rochester I; Reading 3. AMERICAN ASSOt IATION Milwaukee tl- Indianapolis It. Minneapolis 3; Toledo 12. St. Paul 8; Columbus PL Kansas City 5; Louisville G. SOUTHEASTERN Suvuntiuh 0; St. Augustine 5. Columbus 7 Pensacola 2. Seim* 2; Montgomery 7. Other not scheduled. When the fumous clock in St. Paul’s Cuthedral, London, broke down recently, a workman, watch In hand, w is stationed In the tower to move .the hands of the time­ piece forward second by second. -a n d yet, they're MILD Taste It! Smell It s Entirely Different Wright Grocery Distributors Xm*>qutt & Mtbu T oiiaoco Co �V-f “ ‘'r1' ■ MMV.TO* n 1 KENT VULCANIZING WORKS, 1— H elp W a n te d F e m a le HOOD AND GOODYEAR TIRES, U. S. L. BnUerien. EXPERIENCED WHITE WOMAN Distributor.*. Cliundled TO ASSIST IN' KITCHEN. AP­ Commercial Avenue PLY AT ONCE. TASTY SHOP, -’OH N. PARK AVE. OPPOSITE LINCOLN — FORI) —TORDSON CO l JUT MOOSE, j 'I 1 • Edward Higgins lne. — —i-.-i — j • •_ Commercial & Palmetto. Phone A31 (!—Help Wan led tiMale) f »«“rfiV n[1.nber ot inPwonli ?D“tJV |„.jul« bcL t'U f,1 ,i raie» “rn 1 I P* ’ to..-- NJ u,‘ K ilW lJuf iiaTHO will he rB ACTo. i . t « rut c liar« e;l [ ^ “ iSuVd ot wofJ I'i^trraS'" " ne-be reIrJ* 7no “will b ’HOSB A* -H. c<ji|ect*»r ^JiV uD' "or l,n>,ne1 n.t' LBifdlat'1 are pay* "nMl»n‘ w p u b lic a tio n . 1 MODEL TRIM CO. We trim the car, not the owtic Plume 817 for estim ates P. W. RADFORD SEMINOLE HUDSON- ESSEX INC 200 Oak Ave. Phone 11 Cui'V r e c e l v - (INO OO'.’VffVi by »t:00 Jljg lp B h llih rtf t h e •>»..« more it*I* / J l r t t o n i, JK« than one 4— H u s in e s s S e rv ic e th e re fo re “ » -.wttAKCB ORDERS B a f f in , m«J« la perM" ' f(lc- 01 or T',a by S— F in a n c ia l rtrtCATION INDhX: The f,/el»V>lflc«tlpne are J* . .ml nnmhered tor llrel T|iey nro made* 'ferertce^n * , „ Uin,ir* under ea c h h ead * alpUaDett- FIED nATF. SenUDULB .. wi_. achetlulo toll* 10 nf »iH nolbl nd* f r o m jJ wonl» f,ir on® '* 1°.: VVhen rentereil ordered. Mi'll H»« ' v,tl t,d »« s word*. r t r « o r » > aH i« S j LANEV.H DRUG STORE—1 sertptions, Drug/, Soda. We r.s near you us your phone. Call THINK—If you nre thinking of building, why pay the Architects several hundred dollars for plans, when you can get the same free, and keep your money in your pock ct . For further information see SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS. V. C. Collet-, Prop. Building Con­ tractor. General Shop & Mill Work and House Painting, 115 N. French Ave, Phone 235-J. LUMBER and complete line cf building m aterial. Low prices. Security Lumber Co., “ Wlicro Good Grades Come From" Maplu ami Sixth. Phone 737. found in Woolworth'a owner can have them by lomoliilcs ;R-50—Sedan for x K. care Herald. Phonograph Repairing Pinno Tuning By experts with 17 years exoerience. Santord Music Store and Gift Shoppe Room 10 & 11 McLander Arcndc. Phone 832. i CONCRETE in every shape and form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ mentals, etc. Sanford Cement lTod ucts Company, Fifth and' Maple Sts. Phone 112-W. CLARENCE SMITH General Contractor 000 West First Street a t Phone 4-11 lOOSr SANFORD T, New Sanford Bnostci ijdsyini: hunch of celery CLEANING, PRESSING. DYING :b, Ptuilcboker Agency —“We do it Belt or," Try us. Roy­ i Gance Co. al Cleaners and Dyers, .1. C. Jackson, GOli Hi.at Second St., Phone •181-J. ___ ________ HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY —Cleaning, pressing, tailoring HODGE cars ami Grahnin Trucks (05 S. Palmetto Avenue. Phone Ilti-J, 13th St. Phone 3. METAL ROOFING—The Roof Ev­ erlasting. Metal shingles; standing seam tin and galvanized roofs. Sec Jam es II. Cowan. Ou* nve. and Thild St. Phone III. iKFOUl) ItUICK CO 112 Magnolia Ave. Phono 307 IUPS- MAR MON’ S doti! Automobile ( IMlin Ave PTetxrriNG tuc Mat 78G OFFICE l®NADCAL TC 6CMC ' ^ c a h ! o rc o o K se ? * VIE DON’T WANT s TYTC T o KNOW ( a b o u t tr * ~ - r / \ N A \ T 'si6 v M M / V \ w ayT - g osvu o o m t\ B £ s a - \M P A V 5 h \0 K iT , . i - l . . . v , ^ , ___ — ' ' m e -V l - ^ b o w \-r AWAW A M lN M O T PAJJTMENT -r/n u r at Lite,Clemeiis' Apartm ents is nqw vacant, i s — W a rn e d T o He a | pply Apt. one. Rents reduced. FURNISHED APARTM ENT- WANT TO RENT— a a-room bungalow close in. Rent mUbt le Thrbo rhoms and bath, nil mod reasonable. Apply Jjiiii Sanford cm conveniences, pood location Ave. reasonable rent. Phono 831-.1. ER TTvA/O , - iH A f S -fK ’ vepw BEST Kikioa C \ G A R t B A M O S I 'M V s a v i m ’ . X XOOV<G.tV \ CLOSE y (\ I a — H ousos F o r Sulc COM FORT A RLE—furnished homo for .sale. $1000 cash, balance THREE ROOM Furnished apart easy monthly payments, ('tniluotu ment. $35. 018 Oak Ave. .'It Office, next Masonic Hitler. FIVE ROOM nUN(JAI.OW:Locnt cd on corner in Sanford lleigliH. Iairgo rooms, well constructed, plenty of windows, largo porches, complete hath room with shower. Electiii- range and w ater heater Two licit rooms, large living room, etc. Owner lives out "f the city ami is willing to sell a t less than FURNISHED— Apartm ent, up­ present value. $100 cash and $71 stairs, with screened porch; garage. monthly will iniy the propelty. Oil Park Ave. Inquire 007 Park Hex 70, care The Herald. Avo. PARK AVENUE RESIDENCE:— TWO rooms, kitchenette and hath; withm casv walking distance of beautiful outlook; r 11 improve- the heart of Sanford. An attractive m ^rts; attractively furnished; house on large lot. Double garage modernle rent by week. Young’s two bed rooms, living room, h itm ­ CHICKS We hatch from Apartm ents, office 200 N . Park en ami dining room. Complete bath room including shower hiitfr. ouglibreiols only special!'/ Ave. Rain water tank, house is partly Reds $Di a 100, Orlando Ha Orlando Fin. THREE-ROOM Furnished A part furnished. Price $050(1. Only $250 cash required. Box -181 care The ment. Apply llcrald Office. Sanford Herald. 11— .M iscellaneous NEWLY —furnished apartm ents COTTAGE —on rear of —Well established pay- for rent, on Park Ave, Three SMALL lot on Magnolia Avenue. A desir­ hop. Reasonable. Sick- bW ks from First St. Slimmer able place to live while building a for selling out. Phone t rates. D. L Thrasher. larger home on the fuftU of the V sll-w M O T H E R S G c . T G R W Y lot. Owner is in need of a little 10— H o u s e s F o r K ent rash and will sacrifice the place The stove sate Is now on my on a t less than its real value. $50 cash tire stock at cost. I). W. Short Me THREE ROOM cottage, bath, mo and $50 monthly buys it. Box N. >'5000 INTEREST in Oviedo Cel- $25 CASH AND $10 monthly will ilorn conveniences, near May care Huiald. Lander Arcade. cry farm to exchange for San- 1buy well located lot on Laurel fair. 1118 E. -1th. Phone 857—J. ford home or Northern property. Avenue. This property is close in Celery farm embrace* (!5 a c e s , 15 land is surrounded with good lookTWO REFRIGERATORS — Good FOR SALE—Two lots in Oak Hill considers nmv in operation, planted to cel* I ing homes. A fine site for a condjtion; priced reasonable,Pier­ HOUSE for rent, seven rooms, 2 ami two lots in Buena Vista $050 Phone 88 cry and pcppcis. Box 2V care H e r-j home. Box A. B. O. care Hernld. son Lai kin, Inc. McLander Arvada baths and sleeping porch. 2-car g a r­ each, cnsli payment a ml ter ms to ------——age. 1119 Park Ave. Apply 1201 suit purchaser. Box xz care H ar­ Phone 880. Park Ave. or Phone 12!. old. PARK AVENUE 1,0 1 —Ju st south W a n te d FOR RENT ‘CHEAP’, owing to of Thirteenth Street, facing east, going north will rent fine suburban 21)— F arm s F7?r Suit* can lie b o u g h t for *2.750 on any home, grove, chicken yard, garage reasonable term s. This is an ex­ ctr., to responsible parties giving cellent locution for a Dupi x care to same. Address P. O, box Apartm ent House. Box 100 cate 857, Sanford, Fla. The Sanford Herald. BEST HUY IN AGRICULTUR­ AL LAND NEW HOUSE at Svlvnn luike near In The State Of Florida WANTED TO BUY—: T railer fol­ Paula, a beautiful location with FORT MELLON CORNER LOT.— low boat. Phone 05 or 107.1. In the flowing well district near In first section, will sell for $2,000 concrete walk, porches, facing the isnnfoid, with clay subsoil, On on terms of $25 rush and $10 park, garage ami etc.; r sponsible I t—Rooms Without Board. monthly. Address Box 101 c&ro (•arty can rent at $15 p -r month. the highway and one milo from The Herald. Will he ready In few tin vs. Address It; IL station. 2 CONNECTING BEDROOMS, .112 P. O. Box 857, Sanford Herald. Syl­ Already cleared, Perfect W. First St. Inquire 113 Elm van Lake is a highly restricted ,, /hywmgp. r , , M • ti Avenue. Virgin soil of unsurpassed fe r­ 2U—Miscclfeincotis For Sale community of homes where 28 new tility', will grow anything. homes ore in the building. Furnished bedroom 1,000 Acres in units of 5 a c r e , hot water. 101 Palm MODERN. —furnished bungalow as many as yon want. PIANO. $150. Schumann upright mahogany. $125; hoy's hicvclo for rent. I<ow rental to respon­ I AT A PRICE SO LOW IT WILL $.1; | (15 Sinn ip* repeating rifle,' "Make Your Head Swim" sible party. Inquire a t Iu2 High­ Furnished bedroom, -til land St. Or 107 First Natl. Bank $22 50; $150 elect.rie self healing Home Seekers, Here Is Your rhuliiotu Company (’banco washing inn? Ill ne, $18, Inquire 21(51 Chuhmtu Fla, Bldg. Palm etto Avo, It May Never Come Again ROOMS, With or without meal* MODERN, If you ran make a small cash furnished bungalow Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. for lent. Low rental to respon­ payment and finance your first TWO RUGS for sale. sible pnrty. Inuuiig at 402 High­ I crop, it will easily pay for the 15— A p artm en t Fur Kent buggy, good condition land St. Or 407 First Natl. Bank land. ; If you are looking for a “Snap" Avenue. Bldg. TWO FURNISHED I -room garage • Here It Is apartm ents, till Park Ave. Sum­ Sec Mo At Once [lit RENT: Five room hen«o 717 PALMETTO AVENUE LOT. — W. ?/. YOUNG mer rat?s. Phone 251, West First St. Apply K. E, Page, north of Hughey Street. Will sell QUANTITY of hard w Bargains In Real Estate 21 Oak Ave. Plum • 70s W for h'“s than cost if taken at once. Pine cut in lengths, sol ' Park Ave. and Commercial St. FURNISHED— garage apartmen Easy terms. Address S. It. S. d e a r and haul away. A cool and pleasant; price iVasoi TEACHERS HOME, —furnished Box 857, Sanford, Fla • are The Sanford Herald. able. 801 Union Ave, Phone 058-\ complete. Close to xchools. Ac­ comodations for ten. Four entranc­ FURNISHED—apartm ent for rent es, two baths, Hot and cold water, 1101 Elm Ave. Corner lis t. gas electricity. Double garage Terms with nr without meals. Ad­ dress Box. W. care Herald. Phone 137 WIGHT-CU RISEN BERRY RUIN’ SHOP — Printing, Engraving Embossing. Sea us first. We d it. Phone 417-W. R. R. Avenue piONOCRSTAND By William CLEAN— Apnrtmcnt I and 2 17— H u s in e ss P la c e s F o r Ite n t rooms; kitchenette, private bath, hot water. Welnka A partm ents. ATTRACTIVE rooms to rent for Phone 3U7-J. store* or offices f t P*fk Ave.t Ell It N LSI I ED —Apartment coi.l I ftiul Commercial Street.; W and (piiet; space fry , car 1imI'j Young, Owner, 208 Park Avo. posito C ourt IHyiihe, Union AveJ THREE-ROOM Fu ment. Apply Mrs 1011 W. Ninth. CHIROPRACTIC —Adds yenrs t-> LOANS life and life to years. Dr. W. F. Mac-Don pa I 1st. National Hank AN' UNLIMITED supply *»f money at all times, hundreds of home­ Illdp, Phone 482J. owners are taking advantape of our easy-pay ment loans. Quick s r“ WE CLEAN YOUR RUGS" vice. .1. II. Jackson, 112 East Sec­ Absolutely Clean. Phone Orlando 1105.1 or drop us u ond St. Phone Oil, card. All Rugs called for ami de­ livered. Russ M attress Co. 1122 WANT TO RORROW $1.10 for -,ix months, cun give good security. Church St. Orlando. Address Widow, care Herald. H. L. Perkins — Haberdasher headquarters for Collegiate MONEY—To loan on improved de­ Clothes. 110 First Street. sirable business ami rcsicdntm! property in Sanford. Address BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation Loan, P. O. Itox 508. City. boxes and general cement work Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Tcr- } l)— L ivestock willcger, Prop. 1 l^ u p b o a e . lle c o n tln »re not v n l ' i . TaV« run: sankoud tiBitalp, monpav, aprii furnished nuarlmentfl private baths, hot and cold w ater, gas, double parage. Summer rates. 180(1 Park Ave. D E L I G H T F U L L Y — C ool HIVE ROOM —modern house in Loch Arbor, all conveniences: irage. G. S. Witmer. P. O. Box tf-BUTTRe GOYSARC/POrnflG OP TftCtRSAVINGS AND YteRC GOING T o TIC S W e LOCAL BUTTER 5>0PPkY 50 ( THAT HC’CL HAVC TO BoY HtOM V OS VfRCNJtE'S READY T o x ' \ M ARK ET T ttS POP Gd R mr* O r Xf ' krl 9 Few thing’s you can buy helps quite so i& m Tires And Tubes much to bring: Home Happiness as The Greatest Tire Value Ever Offered And Guaranteed By The Firestone Tire A Rubber Co. We til.su offer Heal Values Nothing- means more to your children Po M cT Efie i GOING r°M:Y IN THAT — hpw '£iiNCveR) o rre c c o ro A KfM e (NON t r J ) VJELL, I ' M SORRY. C H IC K -' X HAD NO XDEA YOU’D THAT'S WHAT X WANTED To see. Voo a boo r - how m uch w il l Yo u Player Pianos and Grands loan m£ NATIONALLY PRICED s e iNTepesrep- s u s e .Y o k ; caw HAV6 f\ CHANCE HOW MUCH DO , YOU W A N T T o V IN V E S T ? ^ SANFORD MUSIC STORE and GIFT SHOPPE McLANDER ARCADE c >tr orr ext;' V. M« tLWV'Cr UK SANFORD AVE �n i f i SANFOKij iiE t u ij ) .' MONDAY, APRIL 25,. 1927 Names,trademarks and All merchandise equip m ent and service ad Know Sanford! labels that are pledges ot responsible firms « vertised on thi s pag What Sanford Makes and Sells and your protection in buying represent th e utnios in buying M ANUFACTURING—JOBBING—WHOLESALE— RETAIL 1 Type "B" i n l e t ............................. ................................. 3 Manholes -Ml ft. deep @ $50.00 ................................. 1 Manhole 0-8 ft, deep @ $01*.00 ................................ •1,08!) I.in. Tt, 3 inch drain tile (Jp $100.00 per M. 1.11*1 I.in ft. 12 inch pipe laid @ $1.00 ..... ............. 352 Lin. ft. 18 Inch pipe laid 0-G ft. deep tfi> $1.12V4 : (Continued From Page One) (Continued From Page One) 100 I.in. ft. 18 inch pipe laid 0-8 ft. deep (£) $1.05 are available for the removal of from the pressure of battling marooned victims of w aters, and ngninst the northerners in the Pu­ Engineering 5 per cent. McLandur Arcade Legal expenses, advertising, etc 2V5 per cent hundreds more sm aller bottoms li ow* Nan king district. arc living assembled ns other The Chinese press, which tends Six months interest carrying charge to) 5 per cent points as rapidly as possible. to favor Chiang, declares th a t Secretary Hoover and General Oencral Feng Vuh Slang, the TOTAL COST ............................................................................ $20,182 Jadw in will hoard a government “Christian general'’ is not ready Farrell & K aggelt vessel here tomorrow to survey Note: The final cost exceeds th e preliminary cstlnmto hy $ 101. to give Ins support to the Hankow With Good Glut! the entire region ns far ns Vick<- government, but teems to favor which amount is to he borne by the City. (JIVE YOUR CAR A TREAT! burg, W hether they will go on to Chiang Hal Stick. Final Assessment per foot frontage $1,003. Consistent mm of rlesn, re­ New Orleans will be determined Reports from Peking indicate liable. gasoline, free from sed­ l»v the conditions revealed in their FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. iment and foreign m atter, adds , q r s t hand survey of conditions in (hat Chiang Tsn Lin Is using pres­ sure upon his troops in Honan, Foot Final (o the life of or your en lUpjwr Mississippi and central Arkmightily tu urging them forward against the Name : Jtnsas. Desrriptlon Frontage Asscssm glne. Hankow troops. ‘Unexcelled Service Cui down your operating e\ FORT MELLON. SANFORD, FLORIDA. T here ore conflicting reim rts pi1list’s I11 I railing wilJi u s. R. It. Ilcrg * concerning the strength of the Sanford’;* Only Hankow armies, duo persistent re­ ILL. Dean Lot 2 2 ............................... s, ., port being to the effect th at large Confectionery Then. P. Ilcrg Lot 23 ......... . *51 sections of it have gone over to u « ..... ................ “■ Chiang and are engaging Chang w. p.c«rtM First and Sanford Tan Lin’s armies in the name of W .P .e .r tc r U 1 2 -, ......................................... Chiang. I 'rank Lessing Lot 20 .............................................. jg,, Rhodes Lockhart Lot 27 g j 231 LONDON. A pr. 25 - (INF.) — ^ ojj! American mid Hritish warships 3. W. Me Known Lot 28 .................................... have engaged with Chinese b a tte r­ L. S. Retnshurg Lot 20 ^ Z ies at Stinking, according to nil ad­ •I. ('. Hiitcliinsnri Lot 30 ............. ...... r,o 231 m iralty radio from ('hinkiaug to­ E. Rumjtli i;»t 31 ........ ’ gg gj, day. The Home Of The dispatch stated that the Uni­ Mrs. P. II. Dooley Lot 32 ............ ... , 4111 111 ted States gunboat Peary ami the L. Hoyle Lot 33 ........*........................ . 40 18 I'ASTUERIZEb MILK AND Hritish gunboats Kneppel and Martha Chappell Lot 34 ................................................ 45 o() LAND O’ LAKES MUTTER Wolfsey were fired on from the Lot 35 ...................................................n o 34 110 W. 2nd St. Pimm bluff at Sunkiiig and th?y returned J. E. Ritchie the fire with their main arm am ents. Ft. Mellon De’ vclopmcnt Co. Lot 3 0 ........................................... ,,0 f . n i i l t i : i i oi *| P I i ll . I I ' \ T I O N Mrs. Daisy Uandel Lot 41 on r,H ns in t i i i : o n t f r i T c o u r t . t w k n T V - T l l l l t l * J f l M i ' I A L «’l I t l ' t ’ IT Mrs. Daisy Handel Lot 42 ........! gp’ OF I'l.O lt 111.\, IN AN1* I’Vilt h k m w. n. Zachary Lot 43 .......................... . (J(, 7,1 INO Li: 1 '( IUNTY; IN i 'l l A M ’Hit V. N .\o.\ll At.ZINA WYI.I.Y mill AL- Dlga Coleock Lot 44 ,.ft ItHItT WVI.I.V, «’<>miilulnaiil», vs in charge of imtinnn! headquarters, W .S. Earle Lot 45 ... 00 S Mimufat lurors of 11 HINSON. H u m I W A H 8 lie arrived here Ibis morning to II WiK.iltTII. Lot 40 .........................x ......................... Gp 27 anil T l t A F F o l t l ' U lto P - J.T.O IU on (begin his duties. Fioslcr is on n KltTI IIS FOItPultATlVl.N. A C o r­ R. E. dackson Lot 47 ...................... 59 35 7,poral loo. Defendant h. I trip through Ihe Hood area with T o lltosh W n i l s w o r t h , M o n t g o m e r y , C. Haynes | Secretary of Commerce Hoover. Lot 48 ................ 50.35 21 .M o n tg o m ery C o u n t y . A l a b a m a : Henry M. linker, Red Cross diMrs. Htclln Arrington Lot 49 50.35 21 T h e ii lm v e -s ty le il sill! h a v i n g b e e n 4*Ask your neighbor” ; lector cf relief, has established I n s lltn ti'il f o r Ih e l o i r p o s y o f for- - Mrs. Hnxel Moughton Lot 50 ...................................... r>D.ar» 21 t.m pnpirv general relief headquar­ ■lo s in g a t n o r t g a g e r x e e u t e i l by It. It. .lolniKon uinl H u g h W n i l s w o m i in Ft. Mellon Development C». I,ot r»| ........................... r,9.35 21 ters in Memphis. I'liouc 01 s e c u r e th e p a y m e n t t o t h e alo tv o I’t. Mellon Development Co, Lot 52 59 35 21 n i i n o il c o m p l a i n a n t * of deferred KNOXVILLE, Tcnn., Apr, 25— l o o i liiise inoni'V p a y m e n t s <1«*•• t h e m Edw. Higgins Lot 53 gp 21 t h a t e e r t a l n I n d e n t u r e of m o i l (INK) - .Secretary of Commerce ion r a g e ilaluit ^tlih d a y o f A u g u s t . I OSS, Ft. Melton Development Co. I,nt 54 .................... no 2’ H o v er, beginning today an in­ unit r r i ’u riliil In M o r t g a g e I Rink Lot 55 .................... (;o 21 spection tour of the flood stricken " 20" a t p a g e " l e t " of tile p u b li c Evercll Dash urea, expressed concern over the re c o r d * of S e m i n o le C o u n t y , l-'lortdn Ft. Mellon Development Co. Lot 50 no A nd 11 a p p e a r i n g f r o m t h e s w o r n safety of Now Orleans, where the Idlt of co m p lain t h e r e i n filed angry w aters of tho Mississippi a g n l n s l y o u t h a t y o u d o n o t r e s i d e Done hy experts, keeps your rur looking like new River are three and one half feet w i t h i n tile S l a t e o f F l o r b l n ; Unit FR EE CRANK CASE BERVICE you a re o v e r th e a g e of tw e n ty - o n e above nornml flood level. y e a r s , a n d t h a t t h e r e is 110 p e r s o n The present river H i n g e there is III tile Stale of F lorid a tin; service reported at 20.7 feet, with the w at­ upon whom o f a soOpocn.i would lo> er still rising the normal flood landing upon yon: T i l Kit KFO ItK, IS 11Hit III tV O l l U K I l K l i that you level of 17 feet. Tho highest in IT he amt nppear In the Idll of c o m ­ history was 21.2 feet in 1922. If plaint in this cause file d against protecting works around the city you at the Court House at Sanfoul. Florid a. 011 Ihe r.ili day of go down. Hoover fears th at New June, A. 11, IH27. and Ihcn rind Orleans may suffer disnstcrotiHly. lliero make answer to said Idlt of Hoover, sent hy President Cool- complaint file d agaliiNt you In said Fk Mellon Development Co. Lot Gli A Card For Every Oeeasion ........... ..... 59.35 273.19 idge to tlm flood legion to per­ cause. I T IS F U I I T I I Kit O U M K I I K I ' lion A. F. Folium I ait (17 ............................ ....................... 69.35 273.19 fect relief organizations in cn- this order o f poldlea 1 ion he publish. With tt thought that will bring chrcr 273.19 1operation with tho Red Cross, ’s ed tu T h e Sanford Herald. « n e w s ­ W. M. Thigpen Ia>t (18 ..................................................... nfi.nD accompanied hy Mnj. Gen. JuJwiii, paper im hllslod in Sanford. S em i­ Ft. Mellon Development Co. Lot 09 ..................... 59.35 273.19 nole County. Florida, once each chief of arm y engineers, Week fo r four ronseciuIvo weeks. C. E. Patterson Lot 70 ...... ................................ 59.35 273.19 The section from Vicksburg In W I T N E S S my hand ns Clerk o f C. E. Patterson Lot 71 ............... ...................... fio 270.18 New Orleans, n .distance of 311(1 Ho* c ir c u it rt.noi o f the T w e n l y thlrd .Indlelnl Circuit o f FlOl'Idti. In Ft. Mellon Development Co. Lot 72 ....... ........ 00 270.JK miles, is causing considerable enn- and fo r Hemlnoh County, and the cern. It is in this section th at the Seal o f hmId Court, on this 33rd day Ft. Mellon Development Co. Lot 73 ....... .. .............. GO 270.18 hardest task confronts the Red of Apt II. A. U 11(27, Ft. Mellon Development Co. Lot 74 ......................... 00 270.18 V. K. I )O t h II.ASS. ’ Cross in caring for refugees. Arm­ Clerk of c ir c u it Court of Ft. Mellon Development Co. Lot 75 .............................. 00 270.18 ed guards nro patrolling the dang­ Scinlunht County, Florida T H E ID E A bD R U G STORE (S E A L ) er points in this area. Ft. Mellon Development Co, Lot 70 . .. .................... 00276.18 I!.': A. M. W K K K S , A fter conferring at Memphis With a camplvli* lliu* I l f Drtiaw, (.'ixnu‘1it's, and .1. W. Humes Lot 77 .............................................. _ CO.lfl 270.92 with Henry M. Baker, director of U.'frnjdiinn Drinks. Mabel It. Monroe Lot 7K ....... ............... ........................ 00. 270.18 Red Cross relief work, Hoover and Jmlwln will s ta rt a tour of the Mrs. David Walker lad 79 ................ ............................... 00 270.18 I Mississippi. H. L. Perkins Lot 80 ......................................... . 00 27C.HJ If it’s A EL E. Page Lot 81 ........ ......................... ........ CO 270.18 K. E. Page Lot 82 ...........................‘................... GO 270.18 ESSEN, Germany, Apr. 25— R. F. W hitner.Jr. Lot 83 .................................................. 89.35 273.19 (INS) Quiet prevailed in Essen II. F. Whit nor, Jr. Lot HI ...... 59.35 273.19 today following fighting between R .F . W hitner.Jr. Lot 85 ................................................. 59.35 273.19 Fascists and Communists on Sun­ day when 22 persons, including a J. Crawford Lot 80 ......................... ;......................... 59.35 * 273.19 CHEAPER number of women, were wounded W. M. Thigpen Lot 87 ..................................................... 59.35 273.19 in clashes. Knives and gunn were Sanford’s only Floral Simp. E. ILA ntosh Lot 88 ................................ .............. 59.35 273.19 used. & Ft. Mellon Development Co, Lot 89 ........................... 00 270.18 FLOWERS AND FLORAL DESIGNS FOR Finland so dislikes Holahcvlsm Ft. Mellon Development Co, Lot 90 . ......... 00 270.18 ALL OCCASIONS. (hat forty red automobiles contain­ F t. Mellon Development Co. Lot 91 ................. • 00 270.18 Mrl.ANOER ARCADE ed in nn assignment from an Ame­ Ft. Mellon Development Co. Lot 92 ......... .................. 00 270.18 rican manufacturer had to he re­ :121 Ei first St. painted before Finnish buyers H. F. Gleason Lot 93 ..................................................... 00 270.18 would consider them. W. n. Dyson Lot 94 .......... ....................... ................ 00 270.18 The above and foregoing Final Assessments are payable In full BRABHAM D C * A C NOTICE a up to June 1st, 1927, without interest; and a fte r such date said assess­ TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON THE And IRON i H i / \ i J ments are |Miynh)u in ten equal annual installm ents with interest at 8 FOLLOWING AVENUES: ELLIOTT AVENUE AND SUMMERLIN AVENUE FROM FOURTH per cent P*r annum on nil deferred payments. Witness my hand ns .City Clerk und the Seal of the City of San­ STREET TO EIGHTH STREET. ford, Florida, this 22ml day of April, A. I)., 1927. Tin- following is the final estimated cost of paving Elliott Avenue “SEEDS—OUR BUSINESS" L. U. PHILIPS, City Clerk. and Summerlin Avenue from Fourth S treet South tq. Eighth Street, ( S |: a i .) with a « inch rock base surfaced treated, n width of 24 feel. 9,(11 I Cu. yds gruding (ft) 40c ................................... $ 3,845,00 5,665 Lin. ft. concrete curb and gutter (gl 76<1,305.40 84 Liu. ft. flush curb tfp 35c ...... ............................................. 29.40 6.631 Sej, yds, surface treatm ent @ 30y * 1,989.30 0.7H3 Sq. yds. 0 inch rock base tin H0c ......... .................... 5,126.40 5 Type "A" Inlets tfj) $35.00 ........................ .............................. 175.00 • 10 Million Needed Many Chinese Are In Flooded Section, Reported Slain In Hoover Announces Fight Near Swatow NEED A STOVE? B AG G ETT’S Burgess Milk Products Company ZZ. Zachary-Tyler Veneer Co. I/ZZ'ZZZ Better Fruit & Vegetable Crates Pierson and Larkin McLnnder Arcade—A. II. Platt, Mgr, Your G uarantee Of the highest type me chnnlcal repair work is our past Das, Oil and Vulranid IHark Raven Ulean»f t Pop Dressing Year’s Experience Wheeless & Welsh Next to Ford Garage 2LS Oak Ave, THE'TOP OF YOUR CA It Is half Hit* nppearenco of your rnr.-D nn’t let it hp|imr <*lu , and full of holes. ' “We Trim The Car And Not The Owner” Model Trim Company PA IN T UP—CLEAN UP! F«r 30 Days we will sell paints, varnish, oil nntl lirushm i| bargain. A good painter to pul it tm at till Iimek. Pee Gee Cash Paint Sto Z..Z"ZZZZ Refrigerator FISK TIRES TH E WOULD FAMOUS McK i n l e y e d it io n riii- lies! edited, best printed, must readable, teachable and n ttrsrllv e ‘dilion on the market. Sanford Music C NEW THIRTEEN PLATE tniAKANTBED ONE YEAH EDW ARD HIGGINS, Inc SALT WATER KISSES t— A .MOST DELICIOUS CONFECTION MADE f)AILY W ater’s Kandy Kitche S T E W A R T , The Florist Santord Stove Furniture Co. Kilgore Seed Company RIVE’S GARAGE New Batteries HURMOBILE AND MAItMON Make their own friends Buy one and bo Convinced GAS GENERAL REPAIRS OH F ord s 1U Sanford Automobile Co. Hof-Mac Battery Co I*. A. More, Bros. 117 E. Second St. For (he promptest service and I m o s t K im if ary dry c le a n in g Seminole Pressery v. Sanford Loan & Savings Co. (Incorporated) Investigate Our E ight Por Cent I>ro1 Sharing Stock Service ShoeSho SHOE REPAIRINC Cleaned �v'./.r .V* •*’ >*-> f ^ N E W S P - « ’E B Fftrtly ebudy tonight nnd Wed* * * ¥*\: * Ip t t |f i M> ' *jf} netduy! prereded by showers to­ E ^ gS S oU sJ no5 night in southeast portion. 1a*list'd \\ ire International Nl-vs service ' 11 Flier; SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY APRIL 20, 1027 M e m b e r A u d it Duron j O t C ir c u la tio n s Former Police Chief Tells Court Of Confession Mrtde By Wife O f Slain E d ito r l*L» N U M B E R 21 Between COURT HOUSE, LONG ISLAND ,1 .ml 11:10 A. M. ltd .aid he saw < '1A . N.. ^ .. Apr. 2(.—George \ .i Snyder in hod in her dtugjhMcLaugnlm former police com nun, ., , ....................... nhner o. New Vork ( ay. took Ut. . 1 ‘ * worn, lit went m o the room n H u d d le sto n A ml H u n t. Local w in e s , stand today a t the trial ■w ,ore Snyder tny-murdored. i !> -anderNoelDavti AI’s Questioner F irm . R eceive C o n tr a c t At nt Ruth Urown Snyder unci Henry t ;am whr. upset, Elsewhere in the & Judd G ray raid related the clrcum-i 1mi. ■d icie r draw ers had been puli L (jolt. Wooster C ast O f SlM.tiSS; W o rk On Muncos which remitted in the at id out rtrul the house wits In a Ilu ih lin f; It e i; i n s S h o rtly It Red confession of Mrs. Snyder generally idLnnlcdcd (fondlUmi. l e i . i v e s . A s |*lane T1 /-* i• TT. tl.iit she assisted her lover in the "l went to Mrs. Snyder uml ad;-’ MOOVC1* v O I l i I R l I C S I l l S Red Cross C hiefs Re-* Making_Tcst Run, brutal m urder of her husband, A t-ied her i*.r information," Me LiughiaSrArchitecture Will Survey 0 f Section bukc NationalGuart; bi n Snyder, in the early hours *»f im testified. "She said (die canto m March 2ft. horn ntiol.t 2 A. M. frora a party •N l»e Similar To 'Church immediately preceding the for- ‘ • itii h r husband and daught’ A fter Organizing* fa n k For Ordering: Feoplt Intcrn'ati'Mud News To QuitTheirHome: R elief ForceMonday Structure Wi l l Bo E re c te d tuor path * commissioner ns a wit-i Mie said Hie went tu .deep and wa.i Milton a M r man \t I ' n n r l I, C...1 M n o n n l l ™ . ' tier 1,17 O O * " 1 1 I H I 1 C. Fidcoon, IIUCOW Il. *of! , l I icome ' l ’ l l l i ' ltime i l l l l ! iin n the l i n ; night uni.I. *> • •** Ten liioiif nnd srlunro milcs-an ! 1 r ’ A nti AlilUnnil.l, | Jto'dnire, who told of a house part:-' •it!i t. black motista. die seized' a ro ar almost, as largo ns the sta te , ItuIlduiR F o r S o cial E v e n ts that Rnydor. his wife and th e ir:! Ihd Made Enof Maryland—ininulnted. ni.io-ycnt old daughter, Lorain**, "Hid you make tin outcry?' I Two hundred lives, according to Contract for the'cnnatruciion of attended on the night of March I'd.1u !. d her. She said she did not. Tvf [|,lc R e c o r d With A' %*3f -'T-* '* cenMrvntive estimates, have been I Tlii.i nt course, made us cx’en more j the I’misii Hon ,> for the Holy II ■ testified that lost. Several hundred persons, i ".Mr.". Snyder tam o out to Ih? mimucIou*. I'm v; Kpisrojml Church was let Ul R c s c rv e E o re e ".Mrs. Snyder shod a few tear Break Near Vicksburg mnnj "I whom will die, hit now F i l ’C S A n i l D a n c e r O ' ■Monday nil* rii'Mii to Huddlenton kitchen while I was pouring the ill of pneumonia and other dism • i and Hunt. accordinR to nn an d tink:*. She said: ‘I am not feeling: when sho was told lut hnslinnd was in s tr ro N . Apr. 2 0 .— j Epidemic Increast easo . caused by exposure and j noiinceinent made to The Herald. v ety well tonight—will you give (V: ii.” Would Flood 10,0(10 privation. -.L ie u te n a n t to m -, Mr*. Snyder regarded M L augh' ; Actual work of the structure in to my drinks to Albeit ?” Horrors O 1’ Section More Square Miles Ono hundred thousand persons Albeit go: the drinks nnd som eilin ionlv. almost disdainfully, lie;.in in the immediate future, ii ■Noel Davis a n d L ie u t. c*v? ' was stated. * time later that night wns hludgo”1 asked Mrs. Snydii why she, have been evacuated from the r L || W ooster w e re Kill- i MEMPHIS, Tenn., Apr. 2G I'he i’ll.', for which the contract m id l<> rh"iih ns lie ley in a stupor didn't make nn outcry, when she. V JC K S B U B G , M ir.?.,: A p ril Hooded a rrm ill M i i>-dppL Arkv today in an a ir p la n e - ’ awarded was $2'i,CH8 and the in bed in hie own home. hr w that her husband had a m -i o » _m v c ji inlw„| notiri and Kentucky. Fifty* thous­ —A:t fires and danger of epl- w ' ‘ * , o ' H.,, U i i'p p i d and more are in danger zones l.dllditu: will he one of the most th * .Snyder home on March 20 j *n]i r unmtr his pillow,” M clam gli-: “ j jlefsicP. Va.. ueco rd -1 demies added to the horrnn ,‘.N . mnrirni c f its type in the south i Mcl.RU.Hiliil, ti'.itifle.l he went to lih said. "Rh> Imd no ekph. nation.' j 11It *‘»Sllfipt' illU fllflRK’ fl.'l.V tllP aw aiting fescue. a dispatch .to th e N a v y nf the Mississippi Rivet' W > . •■h i,si. Rcv\ Mortimer I g r i n te s t pciici.'-limt* r c llo f o rProperty d image may total f'loyer i. tor of the rlmtvli. de* nurnl. Tlift affthleni <>cfloods, reports were received • $riUO,ftftft;t>iHh i n i i.anizul inn mi I niu il S la te s J d a i <‘d. „t i.YIork, ri\>Cf j here toihiy of tt serious dis. K ecf tary of Commerce Hoover, j ) j t h isto ry , Sw trcliiry ui* Conill is to i.toiid at I lie corner of in charge of governm ent relief agreement between relief nu I fit r the p lan e hurt Foot tli S treet and .Magnolia Ave­ ititT ci' H oovi i’ a r r iv i'd to d a y work, in riding the crest of the en t’ioH in D ie M is s is s ip p i delta nue, din . ll" in llii' rear of the Iin th « hoJirf uf l ho Horn! to Virk: burg, where In* is | acre i nk'.V<d in •< *'• I T h e M is s is s ip p i Nation.* Charles ft. unroliall, whore let­ t in II ll, which five Mi" t on | 'ucit expected to hoard a hydroplane Al i s i I lt . -Am, " I ' m 'll. i p p i fit khI rc*ter l**. Governor Al Smith of New i AVenue. The aivliiteetiire i.i trt he for a fied hand survy of the Guard has ordered the forci L y wiiv p r e p a rin g f o r it York, ptM.silde pi<idcoli:il po i , ilrotli'al with I ha l iff tin* I'huivll. ffion. ilichen area. blc evacuation of fivu MiBslffstpp' | m i the AUniilh to i'flrt- hility, hroiiRlit out a ili-dnraiion I I'icipoiil ami lli'litliorno m e the IH-. fil l piir|)(i ,c v. i a fir it A rkansas City is the latest town towns to save* the lives of resident (uii) pii/o i’no ofSsmlthV '.iewt on the ii lutiou •>! | at cliit. I ■, ! hand survey nf condition! in the [a-tt.ip tie lit fl'iiu Now Itn; Hpiiinn i .iliiollh? chin h to the ' . . to lie used .JVu f Red Cross refugee camps which nre to feel tlio wrath of the flood. Its unwilling to leave their homes. residents have been ovaeuntRed Croes workers, according t Puti*. Idtuu-, i: u L.vyoi M a i.h a ll,, . . ..nil .1 m i .I i ..'m l affair ( jiv Ili-ali . lu s p c c L .r iL .I.er Dr. E. D liro tv n le e F.iH i At raring for upwards of Ktft.OftO 2.0U0 'Aiiari.an L*-pmn h tl who. like: ii.* t1ii.ul. and till in | ■" '* plans are drawn to assiir* Umtion Of Citizens T h a i homelrsfi m Louisiami anil M hilss- rd. many, .of , them stranded on io- reports rfeeived here, rebuked th l'ii*|iur<M '!'«» Enlunt* t ilt In Ilii.nl i naml aiii , tiition 1to riir nf "if.suer," i a ‘New Yml. ■ iijiim - ut. capacity The great nuestion m what ^ 1Cut national gunrd for this order, ri . . ,tor, nu n; j . • lTUpiMeii Knntlay Uaiiftball ippi. A ini Siitlt* M t'j‘,.11 ; ; L i lt hort lint' before no era .li., t(,rt vbmm |u> or,.||rrsl to Ids iihr.'iry’T ,,u "dior'hlp which tin gill will linnpeu to tt" lov es Tn the rlr p stands in the streets. eluring it was ncniitfit their ethie \\ ill He Vielation Of Law h .ver river re tion with the nrrivnl expect.', within Hie |U‘?:t few yearr. aiu.val i« erve c.rih or mi . lh<|llL |r, 1 AI Slake I lc a ll h Dec! Natch/. Raton Rouge, New Or­ to fores people from tholr homeUROl Of one story design, it. will liavo Lj, hui| In i n m riinrff • ot | leans and four cities along the under any cireumatanccs. of the c.rist. Hoover raid. L n-.me air nrlivilit a. and ML :-i. sippt must wait at least a li t Vft I i 'I ' l l a "f* ,l,l,htorinm extending u invar. I Tim following statem ent relative "They will die like rats unlec i Ilcnrhlng Greenville, MI":*., the , y I V.'L't’H A *’oitfei’v(j<’V tVno. ler had obtained K ^ j j ^ r J one ami nm- half .stories, with up <ek to know their worst fate, as they leave," gunrd officials deciarto tiie proposal of a muithei* of harden big city in the vntiii \ il•i. i . v. . i!a- fan for Sunday baseball in San­ 1 v. shortly hefnre day light the the crest of the flood has not yor ■ed. Secretary Hoover, it was or1 .. clan." npartnieiitM for the janitor May*..’ 1’orr IkAVc- la :.tt: mpl the New ached tiie southern stretches of pected will aettlo the iiuestion nnd a'.id var- ford was made thl morning by Dr, <Ihisca, gov.-i iinu'ut tin:, halted only her,* city i" illit ii. W LfLr> nt lamgiey I’ield said lk D. lirow hbe, pastor of the long enough for a hurried survey of th river. It travels a t tho rate of iL'clde whether the* towns will ** rr. idled ii.u* dairynie:’ ■ l j efeio hloel, with cllKTo exterior, Li, and M..... r were in Ik J I J 1 i M 1 / I I I the stricken area from motor Inun- "ift miles a .d a y is now nnproach- evacuated. P.oports of wrakenini’ I. to all Fin t Pr< sbylerian Church: in an order hy M levies south of Memphis were re ­ "Tticre a te n n to be a misnp- cht ■ before re inning her journey ing Vicksburg. t) i rom- I rh-'tlsieii jtbolll tiie legal status to Vicksburg, th <learing house . w illi vne milWiiM a p p e a r a n c e of dairy fliwhe ceived today. m»tnr I he c h u r c h . |j,!e 1,1 the field ill order to | ply with : ifP .tlt« i i 't Ii re- oi iiday baseball. I am rare “or rescue woik for the entire "MifUIMF V A T I7 C ’I1 A Kiiffineers a t Ferridny, La., d" I A covered pa; rage way i to 1,-i.li.tinii‘i . 1* • 1; kne tun hefore going Inin t ----to gel I ll.il no large mnnb r of Sanforil | fl ioded area oulli of Memphis. J ril/U tjJ j V U l l u • 1 U n d a te d tliot th<> lev es in that rev ei'ailed l tie I.milling with the l itiz ns would sign a pel ii inn re,TI." I'kine can-led a full J o h n M. L o rd D ies AI H om o tlou would not stand the thrv* Wuli the •*rer.; of I ho raging | i church, c.illi the entrance to the out of 1.0 •|n<•■ling lie* aiillmrities to ignore flood a tilth' I* di w Helena, Ark. roiinuitoly the mime | lW re y otllIn y " N lttl.( A f l r f Istler t m d u re through the rear foot rise predicted for th at point Iteple: t uWtier.t win* Rkit it v.o ild have c a rrie d tin* plain id specific law:: of , our at noon today, Hoover looked south*-., Thousand* ot etroa will he flood# : Vnil cl' the present chapel. On the L o n g llllu'K s; Hc*Cffoci I n ; i i ... have a In , v. M)*nl| reg- ': i", Th" : " (lowing i ■ the p r cut .card with upprehetc ivvur : To IhLuhi fliglii. if ih" lsvee break3 nt that point « »:t in. wind. V.IIUI. Tin* 1111' plain' i....... t Sanford Half Century Ago light of Hie main entrance to the iilidion : .. . pended law oi Florida in regard to i.lo (he noitli the w..ivt Ini" painted, Tpe lL .'tiia, Ark , reported wetltcnii. * ip.'irj !t I! i e, laying Magnolia |i<i. the field mid -ro>e levees. Shreveport, La., i'por*.j*( m making " ' • r ■ , J * , ,, Il.ou ,:.n*l T „ , t M <i ■ ppi and .1 trihutarlc : : tUI ' > n iu il', will he the Ite.lio ' . ,.||‘jee J ; : i til f. . mvit ill.' w’af* i*. j \ tn dt.i along tie; Rod Itlvur had n ■ Tim funeral uf .John M. Lord, hi land on the left, will ho a large their *';<(.ik ! I't ' V.i !’ • are Hung al imlnted poiuta but tiie ■I itary, m g. *i ♦in.® nut over th e wal>T a M.*n. Ig n a ty letengaging■ i> \ • , |lt v,;oli bu:i tubvldyd in every t ready placed two ainnll Loulsit u i , u, Z i , , j :! 'a r old ( ‘mifcdprate veteran who I room, taut all milk r h . eii tiie ’ W im m ediel-l,’\lnU! m ! 1111 ^t*n<luy. b l^trowW :.iW tiifcatcns no furthor R u le s W a iv e d A n (I V o te !s fowna under several f e :t of water thwk*’ VI,.. ’ ' i Hjilbl :,t «>Vl'id;.is • »i i :- np-.Hj} da: t moms are provid. d tiler i tfwbo.vm ■'-A ■w huo-W -ii ■ t,xlenk..f:, Ar theMet dr--i a re a .' n T a k e n T h fe P J o rn ln ? ;- R u t- j h u n d r e d .- r c i^ d r l^ n from thuig^ o ',,, no field l.lil» afternoTm at 1 oVIck cd eaiYncfi wing. There L; also to . ly. gam" ec n*(irl, such ns ,ba " '.'-.lo however, the nit1 w Viclcgburg, » Tt hc'IUII . , f , l.ne J Hie Little Fhene/er ChurtH. he a modern kitchen installed in post* Is T o Express Stoic ...... , , ___ , _ 'aalructcd by Ur. i: Inot hall or Imwling, n».t piay 1 it' in luntion grown grows more menarltig hour­ »««■« Kliici to the plane. jfl r i t n ,s | f,.i:,|lts. with Rev. It. 11. the reftr. Half-starved and nearly naked ■n pa to see | bowling nlh > , or horse i in , 'jy_ wilb New N -w Orleans, Hut th ir­ Lid iilih made solid Harnett,1 of Lakeland, iifficiatiui.' ■ .1. F. N. Huddleston, one of the Mayor ! !. 1 Apprcdntloh Of 102(> A id more than 10(1 .-2fuge?s, marooned ly, with *,i ■■* tii,. city cant:’ | whether as player, m anager <' t >. i- teenth city of the imLbvi, imperii| vh i the j11 i, • set Heal, lust tend the service - in charge of the ' partner: in the successful bidding that ev* :, in trre.s and housetops for 72 hour* V. into the' * • "d floors th e 'o r or otherwise .•-hall he i ei-r 1 led by the ever rising chuiincls, Hind dipped into th : water. Masonic lodge. Interment will he I firm was fereinnn of construction TALLAHASSEE, Fin., Apr. 20 were brought into i-clnnd todnj penalty 1 t .'M * U1 j a comply with guilty of a misdemeanor and rhnll ! Ifsd Unit* which were car- in Luke ^'icw Cemetery. A bill that would appropriate) Several hundred more wore found -on the < 'v Hall ImiHing for the the uni.' ’ . A fter a survey of the Mississippi 'he punish*'’ i»y a fine not a c e !, |cr he.iil in the plane catino front Hie f’hisen’s wheel hour/ of $50,(100 to the MiHsiusippi volley in various parts uf tho Mississippi • Death came tn the pioneer citizen Gerhrieh Company, and has also citizens i f l lug $lft0, nr by imprison men. i i Hut Icrashed down upon Davis through !l rf "The :. virtually the entire district of 252 flood victims wns introduced in tlm delta, many badly In need of inrdi* infirmities nf ago and ! hern nssiviatcd with a number of f . crushing them t« complications, attending physiei- j major jobs throught central Flor­ Sanford . •Mr.l t .* at every p ro -| m anly jail tint exceeding lim e miles hetw en Memphis and G reen­ Mouse today by Representative cal attention. I::-: \ :'i the milk cup- inonths, or by both sacli i ne aud ville, Hoover estimated today that Kclined.v of Lake County and, un­ emtliun t Governor Donats Murphreo o \ NiM; Also fil.'l and n btenk in the levee below Vicks­ der waived rujoa, it wns rend three MlssU»lppl was in personul churg ■minary Investigation ro- uits said.* ply nnd «’ cTt J, ’ :rt th at most imprlsomnvnl. Mr. Lord was one of the oddest' ' S * ,T‘ Uunl' 1,0 otho'; '’f ncr;> '■r« nre opor- C-lft2.” Itb’ ih. > were killed by the residents nf (Ids community and *.f the r.-N -. • 1 of the relief workers, caring fo* th burg would flood approxim ately times for final pnssage. ‘ on« ** Trent amount of oral atiug on : mil isis, there are I "Wo cf course recognlr • that ,1(1,000 additional ; .piaro miles <** 1Unis of grand Inc and were over Id years ago he helped to : bnildiac-. small nr my of refugecH in Vic);! 'i’he bill was re. for rod to tlio j u , He eiveled Ihe n<>w < onir.c .; . dairymen w ho‘with lid* statute Iwfore them it Maud, or about ns much a. i t al dietary committee a fte r much de- burg. td. still » f. build the church where his funeral V:M > * h',il|lin>r «t Third Street and proper sterwill be en. *ti-t*il by the FnuTrd po: C. J, Brown, army r.ir services will lie held, lie first set- Mnpnolin.’ :>< well ns a large nun - have net .•tl! d Gretuvllle, ‘tjuecn city of th, ndy imindntad tlirenglmut tlio cu bate an tn it.i (^instHuUnanUty. Liieir p la n ts 'lien and bv lb* sheriff of oar mint- |i | u (vo '.vitiicsH, ilescrihed tiin *m Mixing l*t*r uf ruHitluncis nml Hinnll miMdelta’ was practically deserted to (iiit» region between Si. Louis and Under the provision of tho bill tied in Citrus Heights, then called ncsH hnildin^K. IS follow i- i. ■atcly do so nr ty nnd all bis deputies.” and liie; New Orleans. Much of tlio threat tlio 150,01)0 would serve to show day. American Legion wns tu k - i Lord's Settlement, on .Inn. ■*<, i lose them,' wo will )■ ‘,’C ! A general evacuation was in pro­ {ened land is normally svvampy in part Florida's appreciation nf Ifsra fidl-lotnl led . and it ,1 87!' bpi ^ Die first homesteader Mayor 1 ! . tic.. gress by order of Governor Murph (m arsh and sparsely populated. Man Admits Killing’ th" aid extended this stale nt tlio iff en the iolifc runway a t hi taut d .strict. H« would have, Louisiana and Mississ­ time of the devastating hurricane. rre, due to bad snnitnry condition-. hFiiM. to ii.. north. They t 17- ;,cht,<> ll>e « re of 8H on June W ife’s Companion ippiAlthough Foodstuffs arrived Sn Lclnnd Artificial Breath looked to the fu tu r/ with A bill providing for tho designa­ where the supply was reported a l ’ |«if Ihe ground for a lo n g 1 Participating in 11 bntthv* ef the | n Rebel o o * o i ’ t ieater assurance because of tlio tion of depositors for county school R u d finally got Irtto th o ’ Civil War,- Mr. Lord waa twico —-— * TRENTON', N. J., Apr. 20 closely knit relief organization funds between tho first uml fif- most exhausted uml milch cow M u si ntly .i-.l not H ie {wounded in the second days ROANpKB, Va., Apr. ifl -UN.*) Band v a i n . Fedora Is (IN S) ChnrlcA Price, 0.1, confe ss- which has been thrown to their aid ti-ellth of December nnd tho depos- were butchered for food. about 20 f ct from the fighting at Gcttyaburg. F or nine Kept olivo kihee Thn.M'ay by ar. , Food w aters were reported slow ed today in Lambert* die to kill- fiinco Sunday night. IUacua wont j | ior3 uf the county fumla between ‘■'n\s following the b c in lio n o f itif ld a l lesjnration. W aller Uoothe, ly m eding in northwest, Tenner Mr.: • ) -* • ”0—(INS) , hig Edward Mustcrson, 2ft, las: hna been organized under arm y e n --'" - tdBack Riverboyonil th a t battle ho lax »■• the field .... .lying today in ^ ffo re o p IIo*introduced by kepresentntive Me.he rebel band .night ns the latte r drove in a car- gineers in every threatened row- tho first and fifteenth of June was see, southwest'M issouri nnd iu Kc: ItillM'M lianrar at Lahglov without medical aid and has s u l- ; mtal despite heroic efft i ts to s a v —Sis v that I- 1 ": r train near riage wit!* Price's 21 y a r old wife, tnunily, Relief is b lug rushed to Kenjtio of Putman and Mcl.eran tacky. l e d aph.v. a'lv figuring that fore*) from those wounds in Ins hi:* life. Many : *.v arcus wer** floo*lc' Gundul i \ dtvbsday night, Lsura. morning. Uoothe ulferor* in Isolated points by ovSuwnnee county halJ n*t be aide to eJeur the i Inti r yonn*. At J '»eloek this i today from tributaries ut the Mb ( i I'orsnns, have killing Price w t* arraigned for murder cry avnilnble means nf ti,annportaA fter taking up residence hero, hi'* Lopt alive for 115 hours ri ing heyond their bun' DC i l i t h ; nd tlll fl to been .•■’ ; •! a fight with before Jusilce of th - I'cnce Elmer | t |*m. from side wheeled .iv. , l.«mt i At a meeting of ,tho r Tnpcciul ' o ., cdu! ‘ rix.dppl Tt,,* turn being nearly Mr. Lix’d became an ncilve worker , by relay of workers, who foil ed pur u r thronghopt tiie lower Miasissipl * :.',** near P , , Smith of Lamln rtvilh . In the sum" u. uirplam*. j w ' „ f . » nd v ' , I valley *. Louisiana wan got‘. in f '1 • .nk and in all eivic ami church affairs, lie breath into his lung* I f y o u h eln, si > ; it Was offi- (nffiee, 1 :;s than u nriiitb ago, th ■ priority ord er have been iss ue I ; Senate today, Senator John Wat- its firs t real tuuch of the flo*. I F : " *i mi the wil t e im n.her of the Metlmdiv. was in im i"l; m :»» aii'Ornolo * ae- - daily i hut band uml. wife sign'd a con- throughout |i ir0UfThout the <iitlro half nf th *•,, ,no ,on of Miami w u olmted rlmiemnn disaster when breaks near Shrev* Church and wiih was a» uimmv ehat'o-r» meinhar,«ient and in lung colLipud w.nji :ilt of .Miutni was elected chairman i mi re ii n:iu •••*. .. ■. . ... . ti , | mv i.f ihiit ,-iv -r. reported I " pact by which she was permitted to country for *mergeney j jiipinciit i and R, preiamtalive MuoKenr.iu p o tt iu the Red River levees w*-:, ’.'■i -c of tiie pianc was Of the local Mohonic organi/nlion, umlerg*nng nn operation ht:d week., R,|,. I t.xfy train «■*- a I'rico’s buggy for nightly to the disln-si**1*I area. Mnchlnory w.i . muned viee-ehuirmun Tha I reported. i4i,ii,i.li,i.-(| mi,| the fu- being ono of Ihe la.-.I two surviv- Surgeons believed a vcrlohrn w» jhavo I train from I.i dr.*'* wilb Maaiursoii. I broken iii'iir bin brain, eutisuiK pareortii iiumlaotm set in motion through th" committee, appointed to inventiCondif ir-ns in the Greenville ar. '■" " .i into l lie m. ’ll nr.-. : .dlnialiua. In a Department of A griculture at giito relief for rural Hi hoola of tho were improving ami foodstuf I* lk (llll,l', , ,,, k|tlt." < HOI.ERA K ll.i.S 15,1)011 :.n hour tiie f*-d\Vuk)ting\on to reiiuhilitate destUU- tide, will confer with governor reached t hut city. J ! " S ' ;;i:ia ,K , h r ................ . >*a* ii graduat of the Na\ ■ been victorLONDON, Apt 2ft- (IN S )— (Continued on Pago 8.) Martin today. A crisis wuh exiiectcd today ’ Mfsjy, Wing No. 1 man in *arly 1 a,g**,<a,iul 'surviving bin. are but lliiuhle^ to speak. Pl.ysich.iu sn.d . wax iu pro *1here have been I. ,00(1 deaths from tk a threatened split between the R1 The mining nf all motor vehicles I1* '!-■ Dming the World his .......... al;!. ■t tfain waited cholera in the Tbitgal district **f tciv, | <,n ih,. ■-nfr of Rear children. The children are: Mrs. the day. license taxes wns asked in a hill In­ t!roH i nm) the Mississippi Nation •ipd w h e n tile ie - India in tiie past llu'e*' moiitlia, ac- Florida Celebrates Rownian, Palm RfUt’ir, Mr . in.dined today by representative Guard over tho forceful evacua TStrnu *, in charge of the K. perHcil a n d tin* roldiltg to a Central N'eW.i di Dixie Memorial Day lliudin and tlonifuy. Tin* bill valla ion «>f several siiwdl towns. nine barrage. Aftci lh*- ,1. D. Letson, Fori Pierce; Mr-, J. Ih" t r p b i proeceded puli h I'li'in Calcutta today. Under drdern to move persn* l*n, Ksigaed from the navy". M. Wynn; Mis. L. Y. Ilryun, Mrs. for a tax of alt motorcycles a t $(> ■pedimic i * : till raging in Uetigal. H the- naval reserves and W. E. Stew art, M. M. and Uoherl TALLAHASSEE. Fla., Apr. 2ft and a tux on automobiles for pri- from the flooded towns by fo. necessary, National Gun - (IN S )- Florida Joins with other In charge ..f tho rosr/Tft Lord, nil of this city. Tlift i ate *if passenger automo if troops were en route to the Shirley W. Alien, id the. Ainci i :’i*ulhero idatex l l ’J.’ i y in obi.erving v,itu u. t. 0f 75 rents per loti ponds lltwtinuc*) on Page 8.) can i'oreslrv A-.sociidi*in» \Smh <Memorial ihiy by paying homage city over seven, e x c lu s i v e o f t h e towns. These orders wero shnrj ington. D. ('.. is in the city to lay , to tho memory of Confederate hiles or Imnsen with seating capa- criticised by the Red Coss of:, a tb o u rse ( i r e f i l l s (Continued On Puge ft) ju tli - guest of Joe Jinkin*, tnanaIdead with appropriate cdrenionlca drlvef, would tie $1.75 per lftft I ui i chooK clubs and cemeteries. I* c of the state) Cliamlier *d Coinftt* T o B p l i O w e r c d I p<.umli for pncumatic-tircd car* ,, . . Virtually evi-rv city, town and and $.1.25 per 100 pounds for solid W O I t l U l l I V l U r u G r S 4 iip'rce. . , WASHINGTON April ”0 5D’. Alien stated that the work TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Apr. 2 rt.,f«r n Im .■ ball p in e between Hie iinnilet in Fhuhbt stuged olio or tire; , and in addition, pay $10 each feVl! h^h'darlicc tin* Muni- (IN S) I'resident (’onlidge return- of the Forestry A c ociathm in Klp(IN S) Henry V. MeClellun.j Unlvcr.*ity of Florida and Alabu- | more exercises fitting to the occaa- for all over seven ami under six­ . ' 1,1 1 e d Ming t)l(. • nai- id here tills morning front an over- ii,|a was progressing favorably Rlfiuntstown. will t*.• lay begin act- ma. (i.<ii. Tallah&sseo, wene of Uie passengers, and $15 cuch fur Lh al 10 be made by the night trjii* in New York where, in and Dipt within the next thro/ in* NtTvUu* ns senator from t ho 1 Tin* resolution, wldch wba pa -- firnt rail to arm s for the “ lost teen imde than )(> passengers. WINDSOR. OnT, Apr. S.i I r , ln" a *■<'.nferetire y; s- a speech, be look oix’aniun tu chu - years u stix-iinu* campaign of t du- tw enty-fifth aountorial turned out en masse tod | A bill authorizing tho governor (IN S) — Brlicved to have g* P.1L7 V d istric t,’ ot! by a unanimous vote and which .mm* Mvr,n Mayor Forrest ify America's policy with re*pec* eation would lie carried on w it ii the filling the ehnir vacated by Sena- will probably remain in tile Senate m — — ,fel I f _. . . ___ _ I f . , I f *— •—, ■— , M 1 1■ M ,,lVManage. W. IS. Will- to Mexico China and Nicaragua. “ '^ 0 from the sicretary of ^ “ r child!’ aid of the state association and tor V*'. It. McDaniel, resigned. Mr- joimmls for many yearn .........me 1 Th,'. ‘Conf*od*1-rllcy111'VIng today..' AmofL •■in* W U1* ttlOYlOV WlllCh \Sl\* COUecUd t«Hloy killed Killed her ncr four lour ehtldi ennui the j ill** *. «,r ,.f 4hn the A_imTi.Mii ' v:“ which was collided fo rr, .»«>» mus, today Speak)mr «t H“* tw entieth untii- state low t'nfoj’cinir nuthocitiea. CluUun wx* sworn into offices you- as one of (he mi-’.t tndouy to Iu* l iif the -hit-, the me of certain national guard with a butcher knife and then t [f,v " fee i i„ |„. ,-ul ill half vcivary dinner *if tho Ended ............. A fund of $111,00)1 has be-a of- terday by Chief Ju s p re W. II. El- j resented in .a b yi ■•’ dive body, flag from the iri. organizations that were broken up templed suicide, at their home ,tnn ' ’ OtllOl capilol, tho firstt time in \ "ar press, the executive reviowcil tli'i f(. | , y ih*« nutinnal body for work lis *.f the Ktnto Supremu Court. wns c f.ill.iv.:*: _____ _ Ur"' ns a result of service in the world Ford City, Ont.. according to wo MeDuniet, convicted of rtRispir-1 " It bua hejii brouglit to t! * a tRfeUT fLl are to bo i.ituution in these three tuVlmli d il( i.*j„r]da providing the Mate will ’s itr s ti-.w ... A n « n » n , i n r 4 today l>>* Ropreaeiitalivi! Thoaia*. i received here. . . . f, , l5 *J’ l*u' N-asons assigned fbtm trit * and assured Uie several ,|(| itf> ,h a ru and imccoss (.* ; > f, r ucy 0* the federal prohlbl* teotloii of the Betuitc tlu;t a huu* t(tO V irn O I A n n o u n c e s (Continued on Pairo 8.) I M r s . Tiu.mas was found hyst: Page I ' l tl:i- CO tjon law.t in a United States di itile foe from the state of Alabama hundred newspat'er editora present 1(0i*ng the efforts of those iutci**"1 on the front por*’h when of I ' '' ' - - - , x -t ' h< i e lltut "kindlineF/." rules thin govern ( t i(1 |,avlng the campaign *«r- tricl court, resigned upon th»* con-jb*'' ifivadfsl nnd h* nr*at <junrt.n d Six New Appointees corn arrived. ma*t*>tT ri'ddy for w inter rnont's attitude toward the other vening of tin* slate legislature this [about two blocks south ot the capoul visitor declared, Cooltdge Chalieiu^ed . • "n. Mayor l.ake an- nations of teh world. month nfler a raaolutlnn to expel llol, and is preparing to engage in one lane Flood Facts Crushes Occupants Violation Of Ethics Red Cross Insists Secretary Fears Worst In The South I 0« V i ' -.LAW,kS FLORIDA LAW ON EDICT OF MAYOR SABBATH SPORTS IS l, AS I) AT RFCTl?n^^.2S^-.,SS: AFTKRNOON ■:|G!VE $50,000 FOR - Youth CyinjLj Despite National Forest oi­ ls San lord Visitor McClellan Sworn In As Member Of Uj^jjer House To Succeed McDaniel President Back 1Ionic Afler (fOtham Visit Children With Knif a Three Attacks Made r”' ''4:V"VmiTJf£htV{ ITaylor Funeral Will • ft.. .,"}1 f, w Weeks, it is be- Be* AtMohticelloToday “" .................. * ' On Am ^dcwi S*'">s s“ ' ' 11kwi ntend oat Ernest -•« I ..... ..... - .< ® j3,T « " [}“ V’lfS,i h " . - For 3rd Term Views Stills Located By A gen t In Airplai NEW YORK) Apr., 2r. (IN S) JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Apr. *■* Oh*, mntfuxiuft iiavlng >ucci sfully uniiibiUutirm ... . (INS) A«» innovation in *i -*• ; drawn (ire from Gir/Orpor Smith wi/li to lend l^tabiu for tiiat *listrict. • , The destroy* election called by the governor t o 1this hostile foe and wi huotii.g' w h s in vogue her** todu • th a t valiant crow I Lucy Waller, Jcr *otte William.*, : *m tii r. iiglous is uc. another | It wna inaageruted hy Janiei,.,.,,, ,v' , ’fired upon by till the varnm y. Tin* form er sen-)..id and or to that vi thesue; Vlorid-i llnlvi'i k m I t lU V. MrCIellno, all of T ill- nmgailfte i’ today making all ef a to r hna n(.|H'alH to the IJn lle m ................................- - , it .v in the the i Jo n .u uniywwty va , ’Wl.n . ft„r o 5l)U.a u , fort draw u definite atutement j federal yrobiiwion adialm slr. .............. ........... . • u" u""!''... States district court of apitcaU | )io|*es nod th*' annlblllatlon of Die, am , U « ' ’U N T SOLI) from President Coolklge i n t h e j tor for Florida. . . . on from hisotm year and m o day W enemy w ill Pompete ty . ”.nsm. onnm grutms for Leon nurstltm <-f u third term . iC l|iv*L STRINGS. F la . Florida, will lie' he hi front the TaV- turned the L r e , ‘ Ho used an airplane to loea)^ p u re . * "Tlio members of Hus l> uiy art- county. A letter chnllenging P resid en t' guor tlilL . Tho raids have l$ef' r*»y t-dav"" 1 R' <iu,r Jb'W'/r Tiie S<*nnlc yesterday came to a urged to repair to the battle and I < baric* Driggorw «.f Oxford wus Ui Iirt'l*®red to take 4 Jlnyj " “b’r and ligld after ed u large number of bUIIx. | the President today. tru e r today. introduced a resolution to adjourn j to a moat dacialve victory." '*■* [i:u K>vrn Mayor j pd l»y h tr C«ck for $161,000. children n,.,t__ _ the ■fg, , '*. n.ay .... |K ■'- U>.:ig!||.,| MONTICELI.O. Fla.. Apr. 2d , t.uks i It *1 1 < '• r e wall (IN M S) Funeral | cRtcrienri'd men. itin erai rrryiers for hr* fttisssiiS'® at* •m\---JAAii -fW"-" b'xljfc* x;=*k& ■, *>.H i -JjiLNJE I s*T1’:- ■; . - - s:! « a z \» .fJLiff* .<>1 � 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 25, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 25, 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"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 25, 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/84a2ba12e9098a9e0237d1d74f4e6135.pdf 1c029586077f9b98713e54d03b3b0cd6 PDF Text Text n ifi SANFOKij iiE tu ij).' MONDAY, APRIL 25,. 1927 Names,trademarks and Know Sanford! labels that are pledges ot respon sible firms What Sanford Makes and Sells and your protection in M A N U F A C T U R I N G — J O B B IN G — W H O L E S A L E — R E T A IL All merchandise equip m ent and service ad « • vertised on this pag represent the utnios buying in buying 1 Type "B " in le t............................................................ 3 Manholes -Ml ft. deep @ $50.00 ............................... 1 Manhole 0-8 ft, deep @ $01*.00 ............................... •1,08!) I.in. Tt, 3 inch drain tile (Jp $100.00 per M. 1.11*1 I.in ft. 12 inch pipe laid @ $1.00 ..... ............. 352 Lin. ft. 18 Inch pipe laid 0-G ft. deep tfi> $1.12V4 : (Continued From Page One) (Continued From Page One) 100 I.in. ft. 18 inch pipe laid 0-8 ft. deep (£) $1.05 are available for the removal of from the pressure of battling M cLnnder A rcad e— A . II. Platt, Mgr, marooned victims of waters, and ngninst the northerners in the Pu­ Engineering 5 per cent. Legal expenses, advertising, etc 2V5 per cent hundreds more smaller bottoms liow* Nan king district. arc living assembled ns other The Chinese press, which tends Six months interest carrying charge to) 5 per cent points as rapidly as possible. to favor Chiang, declares that Secretary Hoover and General Oencral Feng Vuh Slang, the TOTAL COST ..........................................................................$20,182 Jadwin will hoard a government “ Christian general'’ is not ready vessel here tomorrow to survey to give Ins support to the Hankow Note: The final cost exceeds the preliminary cstlnmto hy $ 10 1 . the entire region ns far ns Vick<- government, but teems to favor which amount is to he borne by the City. burg, Whether they will go on to Chiang Hal Stick. O f the highest type me Final Assessment per foot frontage $1,003. New Orleans will be determined Reports from Peking indicate F IS K TIRES chnnlcal repair work is our l»v the conditions revealed in their FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. Chiang Tsn Lin Is using pres­ , qrst hand survey of conditions in (hat Das, Oil and Vulranid past Foot Final lUpjwr Mississippi and central Ark- sure upon his troops in Honan, IHark Raven Ulean»f t urging them forward against the : Jtnsas. Name Desrriptlon Frontage Asscssm Pop Dressing Hankow troops. Y e a r ’ s E xperience FORT MELLON. SANFORD, FLORIDA. There ore conflicting reimrts W heeless & Next to Ford Garage concerning the strength of the R. It. Ilcrg * Welsh Hankow armies, duo persistent re­ ILL. Dean Lot 2 2 .............................. s, ., 2LS Oak Ave, port being to the effect that large Lot 23 ......... . *51 sections of it have gone over to Then. P. Ilcrg u « ............................... “ ■ Chiang and are engaging Chang w . p .c«rtM Tan Lin’s armies in the name o f W .P .e .r tcr U 1 2 -, ....................................... Chiang. I'rank Lessing Lot 20 ............................................ jg,, Rhodes Lockhart Lot 27 g j 231 LONDON. Apr. 25 - (INF.) — T H E 'T O P O F Y O U R C A It ^ ojj! American mid Hritish warships 3. W. Me Known Lot 28 ................................... Is half Hit* nppearenco of your rnr.-Dnn’t let it hp|imr <*lu have engaged with Chinese batter­ L. S. Retnshurg Lot 20 ^ Z , and full of holes. ies at Stinking, according to nil ad­ •I. ('. Hiitcliinsnri Lot 30 ................... r,o 231 ' “ W e Trim T h e Car And Not The Owner” miralty radio from ('hinkiaug to­ E. Rumjtli i;»t 3 1 ........ ’ gg gj, day. The dispatch stated that the Uni­ Mrs. P. II. Dooley Lot 32 ............ ... , 4 111 111 ted States gunboat Peary ami the L. Hoyle Lot 33 ....... *......................... 40 18 Hritish gunboats Kneppel and Martha Chappell Lot 34 .............................................. 45 o() Wolfsey were fired on from the Lot 35 .................................................n o 34 bluff at Sunkiiig and th?y returned J. E. Ritchie the fire with their main armaments. Ft. Mellon De’ vclopmcnt Co. Lot 3 0 .......................................... ,,0 f . P A IN T U P— C L E A N UP! n i i lt i :ii oi*| PI ill.II' \TION Mrs. Daisy Uandel Lot 41 on r,H ns in t i i i : o n t f r i T c o u r t . t w k n F«r 30 Days we will sell paints, varnish, oil nntl lirushm i| T V - T l l l l t l * J f l M i 'I A L «’ l Itl't’ IT Mrs. Daisy Handel Lot 42 ........! gp’ bargain. A good painter to pul it tm at till Iimek. OF I'l.Olt 111.\, IN AN1* I’Vilt h k m Lot 43 ......................... . (J(, 7,1 INOLi: 1'( IUNTY; IN i'll A M ’ Hit V. w. n. Zachary N.\o.\ll At.ZINA W YI.I.Y mill A L - Dlga Coleock Lot 44 ,.ft ItHItT WVI.I.V, «’<>miilulnaiil», vs in charge of imtinnn! headquarters, W.S. Earle Lot 45 ... 00 S 11HINSON. H u m I W A H 8 lie arrived here Ibis morning to II WiK.iltTII. Lot 40 ........................x........................ Gp 27 anil T l t A F F o l t l ' UltoP- J.T.OIUon (begin his duties. Fioslcr is on n KltTI IIS FOItPultATlVl.N. A Cor­ R. E. dackson Lot 47 ..................... 59 3 5 7,poral loo. Defendant h. I trip through Ihe Hood area with To lltosh Wnilsworth, Montgomery, C. Haynes |Secretary of Commerce Hoover. Lot 48 ............... 50.35 21 .Montgomery County. Alabama: Henry M. linker, Red Cross diMrs. Htclln Arrington Lot 49 50.35 21 THE WOULD FAMOUS The iilmve-styleil sill! having been ; lector cf relief, has established Inslltnti'il for Ihe loirposy of for- - Mrs. Hnxel Moughton Lot 50 .................................... r>D.ar» 21 t.mpnpirv general relief headquar­ ■losing a tnortgage rxeeuteil by It. M cK i n l e y e d i t i o n It. .lolniKon uinl Hugh Wnilsw omi in Ft. Mellon Development C». I,otr»| .......................... r,9.35 21 ters in Memphis. secure the payment to the alotvoI’ t. Mellon Development Co, Lot 52 59 35 21 niinoil complainant* of deferred riii- lies! edited, best printed, must KNOXVILLE, Tcnn., Apr, 25— looi liiise inoni'V payments <1«*•• them Edw. Higgins Lot 53 gp 21 on that eertaln Indenture of m o i lreadable, teachable and nttrsrllve (INK) - .Secretary of Commerce ilaluit ^tlih day of August. IOSS, Ft. Melton Development Co. I,nt 54 ................... no 2’ ‘dilion on the market. H over, beginning today an in­ irage unit rri’uriliil In Mortgage IRink Lot 55 ................... (;o 21 spection tour of the flood stricken " 2 0 " at page " l e t " of tile public Evercll Dash urea, expressed concern over the record* of Seminole County, l-'lortdn Ft. Mellon Development Co. Lot 50 no And 11 appearing from the sworn safety of Now Orleans, where the Idlt of complaint herein filed angry waters of tho Mississippi agnlnsl you that you do not reside River are three and one half feet within tile Slate of Florbln; Unit you are over the age of twenty-one above nornml flood level. years, and that there is 110 person The present river Hinge there is III tile Stale of Florida tin; service reported at 20.7 feet, with the wat­ upon whom of a soOpocn.i would lo> er still rising the normal flood landing upon yon: Til Kit KFOItK, IS 11 Hit III tV O llU K IlK li that you level of 17 feet. Tho highest in IT he amt nppear In the Idll of com­ history was 21.2 feet in 1922. If plaint in this cause filed against protecting works around the city you at the Court House at Sanfoul. Florida. 011 Ihe r.ili day of go down. Hoover fears that New June, A. 11, IH27. and Ihcn rind Orleans may suffer disnstcrotiHly. lliero make answer to said Idlt of N E W T H IR T E E N P L A T E Hoover, sent hy President Cool- complaint filed agaliiNt you In said Fk Mellon Development Co. Lot Gli ........... ..... 59.35 273.19 idge to tlm flood legion to per­ cause. IT IS FUIITII Kit OUMKIIKI' lion A. F. Folium Iait (17 ........................... ...................... 69.35 273.19 fect relief organizations in cn- this order of poldlea 1ion he publish. 273.19 1operation with tho Red Cross, ’s ed tu The Sanford Herald. « news­ W. M. Thigpen Ia>t (18 ................................................... nfi.nD accompanied hy Mnj. Gen. JuJwiii, paper imhllslod in Sanford. Semi­ Ft. Mellon Development Co. Lot 09 .................... 59.35 273.19 nole County. Florida, once each chief of army engineers, Week for four ronseciuIvo weeks. C. E. Patterson Lot 70 ...... .............................. 59.35 273.19 The section from Vicksburg In WITN ESS my hand ns Clerk of C. E. Patterson Lot 71 ............. . ..................... fio 270.18 New Orleans, n .distance of 311(1 Ho* circuit rt.noi of the Twenlythlrd .Indlelnl Circuit of FlOl'Idti. In Ft. Mellon Development Co. Lot 72 ....... ........ 00 270.JK miles, is causing considerable enn- and for Hemlnoh County, and the tn iA K A N T B E D O N E Y E A H cern. It is in this section that the Seal of hmId Court, on this 33rd day Ft. Mellon Development Co. Lot 73 ....... .. .............. GO 270.18 hardest task confronts the Red of Apt II. A. U 11(27, Ft. Mellon Development Co. Lot 74 ........................ 00 270.18 V. K. I)OthII.ASS. ’ Cross in caring for refugees. Arm­ Clerk of circuit Court of E D W A R D H IG G IN S , Inc Ft. Mellon Development Co. Lot 75 ............................. 00 270.18 ed guards nro patrolling the dang­ Scinlunht County, Florida (SEAL) er points in this area. Ft. Mellon Development Co, Lot 70 . .. ................... 00276.18 A. M. W KK KS, After conferring at Memphis I!.': .1. W. Humes Lot 77 ............................................ _ CO.lfl 270.92 with Henry M. Baker, director of Mabel It. Monroe Lot 7K ....... .............. ....................... 00. 270.18 Red Cross relief work, Hoover and Jmlwln will start a tour of the Mrs. David Walker lad 79 ............... ............................. 00 270.18 S A L T W A T E R K IS S E S I Mississippi. H. L. Perkins Lot 80 ......................................... 00 27C.HJ t— A .MOST DELICIOUS CONFECTION If it’s A EL E. Page Lot 81 .................... ........... ........ CO 270.18 MADE f)AILY K. E. Page Lot 82 ..........................‘ ................. . GO 270.18 ESSEN, Germany, Apr. 25— R. F. Whitner.Jr. Lot 83 ................................................ 89.35 273.19 (INS) Quiet prevailed in Essen II. F. Whit nor, Jr. Lot HI ...... 59.35 273.19 today following fighting between R .F . Whitner.Jr. Lot 85 ............................................... 59.35 273.19 Fascists and Communists on Sun­ day when 22 persons, including a J. Crawford Lot 80 ........................ ;........................ 59.35 * 273.19 CHEAPER number of women, were wounded W. M. Thigpen Lot 87 ............................................ ....... 59.35 273.19 in clashes. Knives and gunn were E. ILAntosh Lot 88 ............................... ............. 59.35 273.19 used. For (he prom ptest service and I Ft. Mellon Development Co, Lot 89 .......................... 00 270.18 Finland so dislikes Holahcvlsm Ft. Mellon Development Co, Lot 90 . ......... 00 270.18 most Kim if ary dry cleaning (hat forty red automobiles contain­ Ft. Mellon Development Co. Lot 91 ............... . • 00 270.18 ed in nn assignment from an Ame­ Ft. Mellon Development Co. Lot 92 ......... ................. 00 270.18 rican manufacturer had to he re­ :121 E i f i r s t S t. painted before Finnish buyers H. F. Gleason Lot 93 ................................................... 00 270.18 would consider them. W. n. Dyson Lot 94 ................................ ................ 00 270.18 The above and foregoing Final Assessments are payable In full NOTICE a up to June 1st, 1927, without interest; and after such date said assess­ TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON THE ments are |Miynh)u in ten equal annual installments with interest at 8 FOLLOWING AVENUES: ELLIOTT AVENUE AND SUMMERLIN AVENUE FROM FOURTH per cent P*r annum on nil deferred payments. Witness my hand ns .City Clerk und the Seal of the City of San­ (In corporated) STREET TO EIGHTH STREET. ford, Florida, this 22ml day of April, A. I)., 1927. Tin- following is the final estimated cost of paving Elliott Avenue In v estig a te Our E ig h t Por Cent I>ro1 L. U. PHILIPS, City Clerk. and Summerlin Avenue from Fourth Street South tq. Eighth Street, Sharin g Stock (S|:a i .) with a « inch rock base surfaced treated, n width of 24 feel. 10 Million Needed Many Chinese Are In Flooded Section, Reported Slain In Hoover Announces Fight Near Swatow NEED A S T O V E ? Pierson and Larkin McLandur Arcade Your Guarantee F arrell & K a g g e lt W ith Good Glut! B AG G ETT’S ‘ U nexcelled Service Sanford’;* Only (JIVE YOUR CAR A TREAT! Consistent mm of rlesn, re­ liable. gasoline, free from sed­ iment and foreign matter, adds or your en mightily (o tu the life of glne. Cui down your operating e\ pi1list’s I11 Irailing wilJi us. Confectionery First and Sanford Burgess Milk Products Company The Home Of I'A S T U E R IZ E b MILK AN D LA N D O ’ L A K E S MUTTER 110 W. 2nd St. Pimm Zachary-Tyler Veneer Co. Mimufat lurors of Better Fruit & Vegetable Crates 4*Ask y ou r neighbor” I'lio u c 01 ZZ. Model Trim Company I/ZZ'ZZZ Pee Gee Cash Paint Sto Z..Z"ZZZZ Sanford Music C Done hy experts, keeps your rur looking like new FREE CRANK CASE BERVICE A Card For E very Oeeasion With tt thought that will bring chrcr T H E ID E A b D R U G STORE With a camplvli* lliu* Ilf Drtiaw, (.'ixnu‘1it's, and U.'frnjdiinn Drinks. Refrigerator S T E W A R T , T h e Florist Santord Stove & Furniture Co. Sanford’s only Floral Simp. FL O W E R S AN D F L O R A L DESIGNS FOR A L L OCCASIONS. Mrl.ANOER ARCADE BRABHAM A n d IR O N D C * A C i H i /\ i J Kilgore Seed Company “ SEEDS— OUR BUSINESS" RIVE’S G A R A G E 9,(11 I Cu. yds gruding (ft) 40c ..... ............................ $ 5,665 Lin. ft. concrete curb and gutter (gl 76<84 Liu. ft. flush curb tfp 35c ...... ........................................... 6.631 Sej, yds, surface treatment @ 30y * 0.7H3 Sq. yds. 0 inch rock base tin H0c ......... ................... 5 Type "A " Inlets tfj) $35.00 ....................... ............................. Make their own friends Buy one and bo Convinced G E N E R A L R E P A IR S OH Seminole Pressery v. Sanford Loan &Savings Co. H U R M O B IL E A N D M A ItM O N GAS W ater’s Kandy Kitche 3,845,00 1,305.40 29.40 1,989.30 5,126.40 175.00 New Batteries F ord s 1U Sanford Automobile Co. Hof-Mac Battery Co I*. A. More, Bros. 117 E. Second St. Service ShoeSho SH OE R E P A IR IN C Cleaned �v'./.r .V* • *’ >*-> f^ N E W S P -« ’EB * E ^gS S oU sJ no5 Fftrtly ebudy tonight nnd Wed* * ¥*\: * Ip tt |f i M> ' *jf} netduy! prereded by showers to­ night in southeast portion. 1a*list'd \\ ire International N l-v s service ' 11 Flier; M em b er A udit Duron j O t C ircu lation s SA N F O R D , FLO R ID A , TU E SD A Y A P R IL 20, 1027 Former Police Chief Tells Court O f Confession Mrtde By Wife O f Slain E d itor l*L» N U M B E R 21 Between one COURT HOUSE, LONG ISLAND ,1 .ml 11:10 A. M. ltd .aid he saw < '1A . N.. ^ .. Apr. 2(.—George \ .i Snyder in hod in her dtugjhMcLaugnlm former police com nun, ., , ...................... nhner o. New Vork ( ay. took Ut. . 1 ‘ * worn, lit went m o the room n H uddleston A ml Hunt. Local w in es, stand today at the trial ■w ,ore Snyder tny-murdored. i !> -anderNoelDavti A I’s Q uestioner Firm . R eceive C ontract At nt Ruth Urown Snyder unci Henry t ;am whr. upset, Elsewhere in the & Judd Gray raid related the clrcum-i 1mi. ■dicier drawers had been puli L (jolt. W ooster Cast O f SlM.tiSS; W ork On Muncos which remitted in the at id out rtrul the house wits In a Iluihlinf; It e i; i n s S hortly It Red confession of Mrs. Snyder generally idLnnlcdcd (fondlUmi. lei.ives.As |*lane T1 /-* i• TT. tl.iit she assisted her lover in the "l went to Mrs. Snyder uml ad;-’ MOOVC1* v O I liI R lI C S I l l S Red C ross C h ie fs R e -* Making_Tcst R u n , brutal murder of her husband, At-ied her i*.r information," Me LiughiaSrArchitecture W ill Survey 0 f Section bukc N ationalG uart; bi n Snyder, in the early hours *»f im testified. "She said (die canto m March 2ft. horn ntiol.t 2 A. M. frora a party •N l»e Sim ilar To 'Church A fte r Organizing* fa n k F or Ordering: Feoplt immediately preceding the for- ‘ • itii h r husband and daught’ Intcrn'ati'Mud News To Q u itT h e irH o m e : R elie f ForceM onday Structure W i l l Bo E rected tuor path * commissioner ns a wit-i Mie said Hie went tu .deep and wa.i Milton C. Fidcoon, of!I i'l’llli' come lillll! time in lthe \t I'nnrl I, C...1 Mnonnll™.' tier 1,17 OO* "11IHI1 IIUCOWIl. *,l in; night uni.I. *a> M ••*r* man Ten liioiif nnd srlunro milcs-an ! 1 r ’ Anti AlilUnnil.l, | Jto'dnire, who told of a house part:-' •it!i t. black motista. die seized' a roar almost, as largo ns the state, ItuIlduiR For S ocial E vents that Rnydor. his wife and their:! Ihd Made E n of Maryland—ininulnted. ni.io-ycnt old daughter, Lorain**, "Hid you make tin outcry?' I Two hundred lives, according to Contract for the'cnnatruciion of attended on the night of March I'd.1u !. d her. She said she did not. Tvf [|,lc Record W ith A' %*3f -'T-* '* cenMrvntive estimates, have been I Tlii.i nt course, made us cx’en more j the I’misii Hon ,> for the Holy II ■ testified that lost. Several hundred persons, i ".Mr.". Snyder tamo out to Ih? mimucIou*. I'mv; Kpisrojml Church was let U l RcscrveEoree ".Mrs. Snyder shod a few tear Break N ear V ick sb u rg mnnj "I whom will die, hit now F i l ’ CS A n i l D a n c e r O ' ■Monday nil* rii'Mii to Huddlenton kitchen while I was pouring the ill of pneumonia and other dism • i and Hunt. accordinR to nn an dtink:*. She said: ‘ I am not feeling: when sho was told lut hnslinnd was instrroN . Apr. 2 0 .— j Epidem ic Increast j noiinceinent made to The Herald. vety well tonight—will you give (V: ii.” W ould Flood 10,0(10 easo . caused by exposure and privation. -.Lieutenant to m -, Mr*. Snyder regarded M Laugh' ; Actual work of the structure in to my drinks to Albeit ?” H orrors O 1’ Section M ore Square M iles Albeit go: the drinks nnd someilin ionlv. almost disdainfully, lie;.in in the immediate future, ii Ono hundred thousand persons ■Noel Davis and L ieu t. c*v? ' was stated. * time later that night wns hludgo” 1 asked Mrs. Snydii why she, have been evacuated from the r L || Wooster were Kill- i M EM PH IS, Tenn., Apr. 2G I'he i’ll.', for which the contract m id l<> rh"iih ns lie ley in a stupor didn't make nn outcry, when she. V J C K S B U B G , Mir.?.,: A p ril Hooded arrm ill M ii>-dppL Arkv today in an a irplan e-’ awarded was $2'i,CH8 and the in bed in hie own home. hr w that her husband had a m-i o » _m v c ji inlw„| notiri and Kentucky. Fifty* thous­ — A:t fires and danger o f epl- w ' ‘ * , o ' H.,, U ii'p p id and more are in danger zones l.dllditu: will he one of the most th * .Snyder home on March 20 j * n]i r unmtr his pillow,” Mclamgli-: “ j jlefsicP. Va.. uecord-1 dem ies added to the horrnn , ‘ .N . mnrirni c f its type in the south i Mcl.RU.Hiliil, ti'.itifle.l he went to lih said. "Rh> Imd no ekph. nation.' j 11It *‘»Sllfipt' illU fllflRK’ fl.'l.V tllP awaiting fescue. a dispatch .to the N a vy nf the M ississippi Rivet' W > . •■h i,si. Rcv\ Mortimer I g rin test pciici.'-limt* r c llo f o r Property d image may total f'loyer i. tor of the rlmtvli. de* nurnl. Tlift affthleni <>cfloods, reports w ere received • $riU O ,ftftft;t>iH h i n i i.anizul inn mi I niu il S la te s Jdai <‘d. „t i.YIork, ri\>Cf j here toihiy o f tt serious dis. K ecf tary of Commerce Hoover, j ) j t h is to ry , S w trcliiry ui* C on ill is to i.toiid at Ilie corner of in charge of government relief agreem ent betw een relief nu I fit r the plane hurt Foot tli Street and .Magnolia Ave­ ititTci' H oovi i’ a rrivi'd tod a y work, in riding the crest of the ent’ ioH in Die M ississip p i delta nue, din . ll" in llii' rear of the Iin th « hoJirf uf l ho Horn! to Virk: burg, where In* is |acre i nk'.V<d in •< *'• I T h e M ississip p i Nation.* Charles ft. unroliall, whore let­ t in II ll, which five Mi" t on |'ucit expected to hoard a hydroplane Al i s i I lt . -Am, " I ' m 'll. ter l**. Governor Al Smith of New i AVenue. The aivliiteetiire i.i trt he i p p i fitkhI rc*for a fied hand survy of the Guard has ordered the forci L y wiiv preparing for it York, ptM.silde pi<idcoli:il po i , ilrotli'al with Iha l iff tin* I'huivll. ffion. i lichen area. blc evacuation of fivu MiBslffstpp' |m i the AUniilh to i'flrt- hility, hroiiRlit out a ili-dnraiion I I'icipoiil ami lli'litliorno me the IH-. fil l piir|)(i ,c v. i a fir it Arkansas City is the latest town towns to save* the lives of resident (uii) pii/o i’no ofSsmlthV '.iewt on the ii lutiou •>! |at cliit. I■, ! hand survey nf condition! in the [a-tt.ip tie lit fl'iiu Now Itn; Hpiiinn i .iliiollh? chin h to the ' . . to lie used .JVu f Red Cross refugee camps which nre to feel tlio wrath of the flood. Its unwilling to leave their homes. Red Croes workers, according t Puti*. Idtuu-, i: u L.vyoi M a i.hall,, . . ..nil .1m i .I i ..'ml affair ( jiv Ili-ali . lu sp ccL .r iL.I.er Dr. E. D lirotvnlee F.iH i At raring for upwards of Ktft.OftO 2.0U0 residents have been ovaeunt'Aiiari.an L*-pmn htl who. like: ii.* t1ii.ul. and till in | ■" '* plans are drawn to assiir* Umtion O f Citizens T h a i homelrsfi m Louisiami anil Mhilss- rd. many, .of , them stranded on io- reports rfeeived here, rebuked th l'ii*|iur<M '!'«» Enlunt* t ilt In Ilii.nl i naml aiii , tiition 1toriir nf "if.suer," i a ‘New Yml. ■ iijiim- ut. capacity . . ,tor , nu n; j. •lT UpiMeii Knntlay Uaiiftball ippi. The great nuestion m what rlr p stands in the streets. ^ 1Cut national gunrd for this order, ri A ini Siitlt* M t'j‘ ,.11 ; ; L ilt hort lint' before no era .li., t(,rt vbmm |u> or,.||rrsl to Ids iihr.'iry’ T ,,u "dior'hlp which tin gill will linnpeu to tt" lov es Tn the eluring it was ncniitfit their ethie \\ ill He Vielation O f Law h .ver river re tion with the nrrivnl expect.', within Hie |U‘?:t few yearr. aiu.val i« erve c.rih or mi . lh<|llL |r, 1 A I Slake Ilca ll h Dec! Natch/. Raton Rouge, New Or­ to fores people from tholr homeUROl Of one story design, it. will liavo Lj, hui| Ini n m riinrff • ot | leans and four cities along the under any cireumatanccs. of the c.rist. Hoover raid. L n-.me air nrlivilit a. and ML :-i. sippt must wait at least a li t Vft Ii 'I ' l l a" f* ,l,l,htorinm extending uinvar. I Tim following statement relative "They will die like rats unlec i Ilcnrhlng Greenville, MI":*., the , y I V.'L't’H A *’oitfei’v(j<’V tVno. ler had obtained K ^ j j^rJ one ami nm- half .stories, with up <ek to know their worst fate, as they leave," gunrd officials deciarto tiie proposal of a muithei* of harden big city in the vntiii \ il•i. i . v. . i!a- fan for Sunday baseball in San­ 1.. clan." npartnieiitM for the janitor May*..’ 1’orr IkAVc- la :.tt: mpl the New 1 v. shortly hefnre day light the the crest of the flood has not yor ■ed. Secretary Hoover, it was orached tiie southern stretches of pected will aettlo the iiuestion nnd a'.id var- ford was made thl morning by Dr, <Ihisca, gov.-i iinu'ut tin:, halted only her,* city i" illit ii. W LfLr> nt lamgiey I’ield said lk D. lirowhbe, pastor of the long enough for a hurried survey of th river. It travels at tho rate of iL'clde whether the* towns will ** rr. idled ii.u* dairynie:’ ■ l j efeio hloel, with cllKTo exterior, Li, and M... . r were in IkJ IJ 1 i M 1 / I I I the stricken area from motor Inun- "ift miles a.day is now nnproach- evacuated. P.oports of wrakenini’ I. to all Fin t Pr< sbylerian Church: in an order hy M levies south of Memphis were re­ "Tticre atenn to be a misnp- cht ■ before re inning her journey ing Vicksburg. t) i rom- I rh-'tlsieii jtbolll tiie legal status to Vicksburg, th <learing house . willi vne milWiiM appearance of dairy fliwhe ceived today. m»tnr I he church. |j,!e 1,1 the field ill order to | ply with : ifP .tlt« i i 'tIi re- oi iiday baseball. I am rare “or rescue woik for the entire "M ifU IM F V A T I 7 C ’ I1 A Kiiffineers at Ferridny, La., d" I A covered pa; rage way i to 1,-i.li.tinii‘i . 1* •1; kne tun hefore going Inin t ----to gel Ill.il no large mnnb r of Sanforil |fl ioded area oulli of Memphis. J r il/U t jJ j V U l l u • 1 U n dated tliot th<> lev es in that rev ei'ailed l tie I.milling with the l itiz ns would sign a pel ii inn re,TI." I'kine can-led a full John M. Lord Dies AI H om o tlou would not stand the thrv* Wuli the •*rer.; of Iho raging | i church, c.illi the entrance to the out of 1.0 •|n<•■ling lie* aiillmrities to ignore flood a tilth' I* di w Helena, Ark. roiinuitoly the mime | lW re y otllIn y "N lttl.( A f l r f Istler tm dure through the rear foot rise predicted for that point Iteple: t uWtier.t win* Rkit it v.o ild have carried tin* plain id specific law:: of , our at noon today, Hoover looked south*-., Thousand* ot etroa will he flood# : L o n g llllu'Ks; Hc*Cffoci I n Vnil cl' the present chapel. On the have a In ; i i ... , v. M)*nl| reg- ': i", Th" : " (lowing i ■ the pr cut .card with upprehetc ivvur : To IhLuhi fliglii. if ih" lsvee break3 nt that point « light of Hie main entrance to the »:t in. V wind. .IIUI. Tin* 1111' plain' i...... t Sanford Half Century Ago . pended law oi Florida in regard to i.lo (he noitli the w..ivt Ini" painted, Tpe lL.'tiia, Ark , reported wetltcnii. * ip.'irj !t I! i e, laying Magnolia iilidion : .. |i<i. the field mid -ro>e levees. Shreveport, La., i'por*.j*( m making " ' • r ■ ,J * , ,, T Il.ou ,:.n*l „ , t M <i ■ ppi and .1 trihutarlc : : tUI ' > niuil', will he the Ite.lio ' . ,.| | ‘jee J;: i til f. . mvit ill.' w’af* i*. j \tn dt.i along tie; Rod Itlvur had n■ Tim funeral uf .John M. Lord, hi land on the left, will ho a large their *';<(.ik ! I't ' V.i!’ • are Hung al imlnted poiuta but tiie ■I itary, mg. *i ♦ in.®nut over the wal>T a M.*n. Ignaty letengaging■ i> \ • , |lt v,;oli bu:i tubvldyd in every t ready placed two ainnll Loulsit u i , u, Z i , , j : ! 'a r old ( ‘mifcdprate veteran who I room, taut all milk r h . eii tiie ’ W immediel-l,’\lnU! m ! 1111 ^t*n<luy. b l^trowW :.iW tiifcatcns no furthor R ules W a ived A n (I V o te !s fowna under several fe :t of water thwk*’ VI,.. ’ ' i Hjilbl :,t «>Vl'id;.is •»i i :- np-.Hj} da: t moms are provid. d tiler i tfwbo.vm ■'-A ■w huo-W -ii ■t,xlenk..f:, Ar theMet dr--i area.' n T ak en T h fe PJornln?;- R ut- j h u n dred.-rci^ drl^n from thuig^ o ',,, no field l.lil» afternoTm at 1 oVIck cd eaiYncfi wing. There L; also to . ly. gam" ec n*(irl, such ns ,ba " '.'-.lo however, the nit1 w Viclcgburg, » Tt hc'IUII . , f , l.ne J Hie Little Fhene/er ChurtH. he a modern kitchen installed in post* Is T o Express S to ic ....... , , ____, _ 'aalructcd by Ur. i: Inot hall or Imwling, n».t piay 1 it' in luntion grown grows more menarltig hour­ »««■« Kliici to the plane. jfl r itn ,s |f,.i:,|lts. with Rev. It. 11. the reftr. Half-starved and nearly naked ■n pa to see |bowling nlh > , or horse i in , 'jy_ wilb New N -w Orleans, Hut thir­ Lid iilih made solid Harnett,1 of Lakeland, iifficiatiui.' ■ .1. F. N. Huddleston, one of the Mayor ! !. 1 A pprcdntloh O f 102(> A i d more than 10(1 .-2 fuge?s, marooned ly, with *,i ■■* tii,. city cant:’ |whether as player, manager <' t>. i- teenth city of the imLbvi, imperii|vh i the j11 i, •set Heal, lust tend the service - in charge of the ' partner: in the successful bidding that ev* :, in trre.s and housetops for 72 hour* V. into the' * • "d floors th e'or or otherwise .•-hall he i ei-r 1 led by the ever rising chuiincls, Hind dipped into th: water. Masonic lodge. Interment will he I firm was fereinnn of construction TALLAHASSEE, Fin., Apr. 20 were brought into i-clnnd todnj penalty 1 t .'M * U 1 j a comply with guilty of a misdemeanor and rhnll ! Ifsd Unit* which were car- in Luke ^'icw Cemetery. A bill that would appropriate) Several hundred more wore found -on the < 'v Hall ImiHing for the the uni.' ’ . After a survey of the Mississippi 'he punish*'’ i»y a fine not a c e !, |cr he.iil in the plane catino front Hie f’ hisen’s wheel hour/ of $50,(100 to the MiHsiusippi volley in various parts uf tho Mississippi • Death came tn the pioneer citizen Gerhrieh Company, and has also citizens i f l lug $lft0, nr by imprison men. ii H ut Icrashed down upon Davis through infirmities nf ago and ! hern nssiviatcd with a number of !l rf "The :. virtually the entire district o f 252 flood victims wns introduced in tlm delta, many badly In need of inrdi* f . crushing them t« complications, attending physiei- j major jobs throught central Flor­ Sanford . •Mr.l t .* at every p ro-|manly jail tint exceeding lim e miles hetw en Memphis and Green­ Mouse today by Representative cal attention. I::-: \ :'i the milk cup- inonths, or by both sacli i ne aud ville, Hoover estimated today that Kclined.v of Lake County and, un­ emtliun t Governor Donats Murphreo o \NiM; cTt J, ’ :rt that most imprlsomnvnl. Also fil.'l and n btenk in the levee below Vicks­ der waived rujoa, it wns rend three MlssU»lppl was in personul churg ■minary Investigation ro- uits said.* ply nnd «’ Mr. Lord was one of the oddest' ' S * ,T‘ Uunl' 1,0 otho'; '’f ncr;> '■r« nre opor- C-lft2.” Itb’ ih. > were killed by the *.f the r.-N -. • 1 of the relief workers, caring fo* th burg would flood approximately times for final pnssage. residents nf (Ids community and ‘ on« ** Trent amount of oral atiug on : mil isis, there are I "W o cf course recognlr • that ,1(1,000 additional ; .piaro miles <** 1Unis of grandInc and were over small nr my of refugecH in Vic);! 'i’he bill was re. for rod to tlio ju -, Id years ago he helped to : bnildiac-. He eiveled Ihe n<>w < onir.c .; . dairymen who‘ with lid* statute Iwfore them it Maud, or about ns much a. i t al dietary committee after much de- burg. td. still » f. build the church where his funeral V:M > * h',il| lin>r «t Third Street and proper sterwill be en. *ti-t*il by the FnuTrd po: C. J, Brown, army r.ir services will lie held, lie first set- Mnpnolin.’ :>< well ns a large nun - have net .•tl! d Gretuvllle, ‘ tjuecn city o f th, |i ndy imindntad tlirenglmut tlio cu Liieir plants'lien and bv lb* sheriff of oar mint- ( iiit» region between Si. Louis and bate an tn it.i (^instHuUnanUty. | u (vo '.vitiicsH, ilescrihed tiin *m l*t*r uf ruHitluncis nml Hinnll miM- Mixing delta’ was practically deserted to Under the provision of tho bill tied in Citrus Heights, then called ncsH hnildin^K. IS follow i- i. ■atcly do so nr ty nnd all bis deputies.” and liie; New Orleans. Much of tlio threat tlio 150,01)0 would serve to show day. American Legion wns tu k -i Lord's Settlement, on .Inn. ■*<, i lose them,' wo will )■ ‘,’C ! A general evacuation was in pro­ {ened land is normally svvampy in part Florida's appreciation nf Ifsra fidl-lotnl led. and it ,187!' bpi ^ Die first homesteader Mayor 1 ! . tic.. gress by order of Governor Murph (marsh and sparsely populated. M an A dm its K illing’ th" aid extended this stale nt tlio Youth CyinjLj Despite iff en the iolifc runway at hi taut d.strict. H« would have, Although Louisiana and Mississ­ time of the devastating hurricane. rre, due to bad snnitnry condition-. hFiiM. to ii.. north. They t17- ;,cht,<> ll>e «re of 8H on June W ife ’s Com panion ippi Foodstuffs arrived Sn Lclnnd A rtificial Breath looked to the futur/ with A bill providing for tho designa­ where the supply was reported a l ’ |«if Ihe ground for a lo n g 1 Participating in 11 bntthv* ef the | n Rebel o o * o i ’ t ieater assurance because of tlio tion of depositors for county school most exhausted uml milch cow Rud finally got Irtto th o ’ Civil War,- Mr. Lord waa twico — -— * Fedora Is TRENTON', N. J., Apr. 20 closely knit relief organization funds between tho first uml fif- were M u si ntly .i-.l not Hie { wounded in the second days ROANpKB, Va., Apr. ifl -UN.*) Band v a i n . butchered for food. (INS) ChnrlcA Price, 0.1, confe ss- which has been thrown to their aid ti-ellth of December nnd tho deposabout 20 f ct from the fighting at Gcttyaburg. For nine Kept olivo kihee Thn.M'ay by ar. , Food waters were reported slow ed today in Lambert* die to kill- fiinco Sunday night. IUacua wont j |ior3 uf the county fumla between ‘ ■'n\s following the b cin lion ofitifld a l lesjnration. Waller Uoothe, Mr.: • ) -*• ” 0—(INS) , hig Edward Mustcrson, 2ft, las: hna been organized under army en --'"introduced by kepresentntive Me- ly m eding in northwest, Tenner - tdBack Riverboyonil that battle ho lax »■• the field .... .lying today in ^ fforeop IIo*—Sis v .he rebel band .night ns the latter drove in a car- gineers in every threatened row- tho first and fifteenth of June was see, southwest'Missouri nnd iu Kc: ItillM'M lianrar at Lahglov without medical aid and has su l-; mtal despite heroic efft i ts to s a v that I1 ": r train near riage wit!* Price's 21 y ar old wife, tnunily, Relief is b lug rushed to Kenjtio of Putman and Mcl.eran tacky. le d aph.v. a'lv figuring that fore*) from those wounds in Ins hi:* life. Many : *.v arcus wer** floo*lc' Gundul i \ dtvbsday night, Lsura. morning. Uoothe ulferor* in Isolated points by ovSuwnnee county halJ n*t be aide to eJeur the i Inti r yonn*. At J '»eloek this i today from tributaries ut the Mb ( i I'orsnns, have killing Price w t* arraigned for murder cry avnilnble means nf ti,annportaAfter taking up residence hero, hi'* Lopt alive for 115 hours DC i l i t h ; nd tlll fl to been .•■’ ; •! a fight with before Jusilce of th- I'cnce Elmer |t|*m. from side wheeled .iv. , l.«mt i At a meeting of ,tho r Tnpcciul 'o ., cdu! ‘ rix.dppl ri ing heyond their bun' Tt,,* turn being nearly Mr. Lix’d became an ncilve worker , by relay of workers, who foil ed pur u r thronghopt tiie lower Miasissipl * :.',* * near P , , Smith of Lamln rtvilh . In the sum" u. uirplam*. j w ' „ f . » nd v ' , I valley *. Louisiana wan got‘. in f '1 • .nk and in all eivic ami church affairs, lie breath into his lung* I f youh eln, si > ; it Was offi- (nffiee, 1 :;s than u nriiitb ago, th ■ priority order have been iss ue I ; Senate today, Senator John Wat- its first real tuuch of the flo*. I F : " *i mi the wil t e im n.her of the Metlmdiv. was in im i"l; m :»» aii'Ornolo * ae- - daily i hut band uml. wife sign'd a con- throughout |iir0UfThout the <iitlro half nf th*, th •, ,no ,on of Miami w u olmted rlmiemnn disaster when breaks near Shrev* Church and was and in lung colLipud w.nji :ilt of .Miutni was elected chairman i mi re ii n:iu wiih a» ehat'o-r uimmv » meinhar,«ient •••*. .. ■. . ... . ti , |mv i.f ihiit ,-iv -r. reported I " pact by which she was permitted to country for * mergeney j jiipinciit i and R, preiamtalive MuoKenr.iu pott iu the Red River levees w*-:, ’.'■i -c of tiie pianc was Of the local Mohonic organi/nlion, umlerg*nng nn operation ht:d week., R,|,. I t.xfy train «■*- a I'rico’s buggy for nightly to the disln-si**1*I area. Mnchlnory w.i . muned viee-ehuirmun Tha I reported. i4i,ii,i.li,i.-(| mi,| the fu- being ono of Ihe la.-.I two surviv- Surgeons believed a vcrlohrn w» jhavo I train from I.i dr.*'* wilb Maaiursoii. I broken iii'iir bin brain, eutisuiK pareortii iiumlaotm set in motion through th" committee, appointed to inventiCondif ir-ns in the Greenville ar. '■" " .i into l lie m. ’ll nr.-. : .dlnialiua. In a Department of Agriculture at giito relief for rural Hi hoola of tho were improving ami foodstuf I* lk (llll,l', , ,,, k|tlt." < HOI.ERA Kll.i.S 15,1)011 :.n hour tiie f*-d\Vuk)ting\on to reiiuhilitate destUU- tide, will confer with governor reached t hut city. J ! " S ' ;;i:ia,K , h r ........ ....... . >*a* ii graduat of the Na\ ■ been victorLONDON, Apt 2ft- (IN S)— ( Continued on Pago 8.) Martin today. A crisis wuh exiiectcd today ’ Mfsjy, Wing No. 1 man in *arly1 a,g**,<a,iul 'surviving bin. are but lliiuhle^ to speak. Pl.ysich.iu sn.d . wax iu pro *1here have been I. ,00(1 deaths from tk a threatened split between the R1 The mining nf all motor vehicles I1* '!-■ Dming the World his ..........al;!. ■t tfain waited cholera in the Tbitgal district **f tciv, |<,n ih,. ■-nfr of Rear children. The children are: Mrs. the day. license taxes wns asked in a hill In­ t!roH i nm) the Mississippi Nation •ipd when tile ie- India in tiie past llu'e*' moiitlia, ac- Florida C elebrates Rownian, Palm RfUt’ir, Mr . in.dined today by representative Guard over tho forceful evacua TStrnu *, in charge o f the K. perHcil and tin* roldiltg to a Central N'eW.i di D ixie M em orial D ay lliudin and tlonifuy. Tin* bill valla ion «>f several siiwdl towns. nine barrage. Aftci lh*- ,1. D. Letson, Fori Pierce; Mr-, J. National Forest oi­ Ih" trpbi proeceded puli h I'li'in Calcutta today. Under drdern to move persn* l*n, Ksigaed from the navy". M. Wynn; Mis. L. Y. Ilryun, Mrs. for a tax of alt motorcycles at $(> ■pedimic i * : till raging in Uetigal. ls San lord Visitor H the- naval reserves and W. E. Stewart, M. M. and Uoherl TALLAHASSEE. Fla., Apr. 2ft and a tux on automobiles for pri- from the flooded towns by fo. necessary, National Gun -(IN S )- Florida Joins with other In charge ..f tho rosr/Tft Lord, nil of this city. Tlift i ate *if passenger automo if troops were en route to the Shirley W. Alien, id the. Ainci i :’i*ulhero idatex l l ’J.’ i y in obi.erving v,itu u. t. 0f 75 rents per loti ponds lltwtinuc*) on Page 8.) towns. These orders wero shnrj can i'oreslrv A-.sociidi*in» \Smh < Memorial ihiy by paying homage city over seven, exclusive o f the President Back 1Ionic ington. D. ('.. is in the city to lay , to tho memory of Confederate hiles or Imnsen with seating capa- criticised by the Red Coss of:, a tb o u r s e ( i r e f i l l s (Continued On Puge ft) ju tli guest of Joe Jinkin*, tnanaI dead with appropriate cdrenionlca drlvef, would tie $1.75 per lftft A f le r (fOtham Visit Iui i chooK clubs and cemeteries. I* c of the state) Cliamlier *d Coinftt* To Bp liOwercd I p<.umli for pncumatic-tircd car* ,, . . Virtually evi-rv city, town and and $.1.25 per 100 pounds for solid W O I t l U l l IV lU r u G r S 4 iip'rce. . , WASHINGTON April ”0 5D’. Alien stated that the work TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Apr. 2rt.,f«r n Im .■ ball p in e between Hie iinnilet in Fhuhbt stuged olio or tire; , and in addition, pay $10 each feVl! h^h'darlicc tin* Muni- (INS) I'resident (’onlidge return- of the Forestry A c ociathm in Klp(INS) Henry V. MeClellun.j Unlvcr.*ity of Florida and Alabu- |more exercises fitting to the occaa- for all over seven ami under six­ Children W ith K nif . ' 1,1 1 e d Ming t)l(. •nai- id here tills morning front an over- ii,|a was progressing favorably Rlfiuntstown. will t*.•lay begin act- ma. ( i.<ii. Tallah&sseo, wene of Uie Lh al 10 be made by the night trjii* in New York where, in and Dipt within the next thro/ in* NtTvUu* ns senator from tho 1 Tin* resolution, wldch wba pa -- firnt rail to arms for the “ lost teen passengers, and $15 cuch fur imde than )(> passengers. WINDSOR. OnT, Apr. S.i I r , ln" a *■<'.nferetire y; s- a speech, be look oix’aniun tu chu - years u stix-iinu* campaign of t du- twenty-fifth aountorial turned out en masse P.1L7 to Vd | district,’ ot! by a unanimous vote and which .mm* A bill authorizing tho governor— (INS) — f _.Brlicved to have g* Mvr,n Mayor Forrest ify America's policy with re*pec* eation would lie carried on w itii the filling the ehnir vacated by Sena- will probably remain in tile Senate m — ,f e l I . . ______ I f . , I f *— •—, ■—, M 1 1■ M ,,lV Manage. W. IS. Will- to Mexico China and Nicaragua. 1 Th,'. ‘ Conf*od* 1 -rllcy1 1 1'VIng today..' “ ' ^ 0 from the sicretary of ^ “ r child!’ aid of the state association and tor V*'. It. McDaniel, resigned. Mr- joimmls for many yearn .........me AmofL •■in* W U1* ttlOYlOV WlllCh \Sl\* COUecUd t«Hloy killed Killed her ncr four lour ehtldi ennui the j ill** *. «,r ,.f 4hn the A_imTi.Mii ' v:“ which was collided for for, .»«>» mus, today Speak)mr «t H“ * twentieth untii- state low t'nfoj’cinir nuthocitiea. CluUun wx* sworn into offices you- as one of (he mi-’ .t tndouy to Iu* [f,v " fee i i„ |„. ,-ul ill half vcivary dinner *if tho Ended ............ A fund o f $111,00)1 has be-a of- terday by Chief Juspre W. II. El- j resented in .a byi ■•’ dive body, flag from the iri. l iif the -hit-, the me of certain national guard with a butcher knife and then t organizations that were broken up templed suicide, at their home ,tnn ' ’ OtllOl capilol, tho firstt time in \"ar press, the executive reviowcil tli'i f(. | , y ih*« nutinnal body for work lis *.f the Ktnto Supremu Court. wns c f.ill.iv.:*: ______ _ Ur" ' ns a result of service in the world Ford City, Ont.. according to wo MeDuniet, convicted o f rtRispir-1 "It bua hejii brouglit to t! * atRfeUT fLl are to bo i.ituution in these three tuVlmli d il( i.*j„r]da providing the Mate will today l>>* Ropreaeiitalivi! Thoaia*. i received here. . . . f, ,l5 *J’ l*u' N-asons assigned fbtmtrit * and assured Uie several ,|(| itf> ,haru and imccoss (.* ; > f, r ucy 0* the federal prohlbl* teotloii o f the Betuitc tlu;t a huu* t ’ sitrsti-.w ... A n « n » n , i n r 4 (Continued on Pairo 8 .) I Mrs. Tiu.mas was found hyst: Page I ' l tl:i- CO tjon law.t in a United States di itile foe from the state of Alabama hundred newspat'er editora present 1(0i*ng the efforts of those iutci**"1 on the front por*’h when of I ' '' ' - - - , x -t ' h< i e lltut "kindlineF/." rules thin govern ( t i(1 |,avlng the campaign *«r- tricl court, resigned upon th»* con-jb*'' ifivadfsl nnd h* nr*at <junrt.n d Six N ew A p p oin tees corn arrived. ma*t*>tT ri'ddy for winter rnont's attitude toward the other vening of tin* slate legislature this [about two blocks south ot the capoul visitor declared, Cooltdge Chalieiu^ed . • "n. Mayor l.ake an- nations of teh world. month nfler a raaolutlnn to expel llol, and is preparing to engage in Flood Facts Crushes lane Occupants Violation Of Ethics Red Cross Insists Secretary Fears Worst In The South I 0 « V i ' -.LAW,kS FLORIDA LAW ON EDICT OF MAYOR SABBATH SPORTS IS l, AS I) AT RFCTl?n^^.2S^-.,SS: AFTKRNOON ■:|G!VE $50,000 FOR McClellan Sworn In As Member Of Uj^jjer House To Succeed McDaniel a (tOVirnOI Announces r”' ''4:V"VmiTJf£htV{ IT a y lo r Funeral W ill ., " } 1 f, w Weeks, it is be- Be* A tM “ "ohticelloToday ................. * ' s“ ' ' 11kwi ntendoat Ernest •ft.. Three A tta ck s M ade -•« I ® j3,T « " [ } “ For 3rd T erm View s Stills Located By A g e n t In Airplai V ’ lfS ,i h " . NEW YORK) Apr., 2r. (INS) JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Apr. *■* Oh*, mntfuxiuft iiavlng >ucci sfully uniiibiUutirm ... . (INS) A«» innovation in *i -*• ; drawn (ire from Gir/Orpor Smith wi/li to lend l^tabiu for tiiat *listrict. • , The destroy* election called by the governor t o 1this hostile foe and wi that valiant crow I Lucy Waller, Jcr *otte William.*, : *m tii r. iiglous is uc. another |huotii.g' whs in vogue her** todu • It wna inaageruted hy Janiei,.,.,,, ,v' , ’ fired upon by till the varnmy. Tin* former sen-)..id and sue; or to that vi the Vlorid-i llnlvi'i km I tlU V. MrCIellno, all of T ill- nmgailfte i’ today making all ef ator hna n(.|H'alH to the IJnllem ...............................- - , it.v in the the i Jon.u uniywwty va , ’Wl.n. ft„ r o 5l)U.a u , fort draw u definite atutement j federal yrobiiwion adialmslr. ................ ............ .. • u" u" " !''.... States district court o f apitcaU |)io|*es nod th*' annlblllatlon of Die, am , U « ' ’UNT SOLI) from President Coolklge in the j tor for Florida. . . . on from hisotm year and m o day W enemy w ill Pompete ty . ”.nsm. onnmgrutms for Leon nurstltm <-f u third term. iC l|iv*L STRINGS. Fla. Florida, will lie' he hi front the TaV- turned the L re, ‘ Ho used an airplane to loea)^ pure. * "Tlio members of Hus l> uiy art- county. A letter chnllenging President' guor tlilL. Tho raids have l$ef' r*»y t-dav"" 1 R' <iu,r Jb'W'/r Tiie S<*nnlc yesterday came to a urged to repair to the battle and I < baric* Driggorw «.f Oxford wus Ui Iirt'l*®red to take 4 Jlnyj " “ b’r and ligld f t t i s s s i iS ' ® a t * s : ! |the President today. « a z \» ed u large number of bUIIx. after truer today. introduced a resolution to adjourn j to a moat dacialve victory." pd l»y htr '*■* [i:u K>vrn Mayor j C«ck for $161,000. children On A m ^ d c w i S * '" > s .... ............- .< K n,.,t____ ■fg, , '*. n.ay .... |■ '- U >.:ig!||.,| the MONTICELI.O. Fla.. Apr. 2d , t.uks i It *1 1 < '• r e wall (INS) | cRtcrienri'd men. (INM Funeral itinerai rrryiers for hr* -fW b'xljfc* x;= ■, *k& •m\---JAAii *>.H i -JjiLNJE"-"I s*T1’-: ■; . -- .fJLiff* .<>1 �v -iw ; PAGE TWO BRITISH FINANCE d f t l e IS LOOKING UP AS TAXATION DROPS Minor Orinoco nr,I eM.fr of In-1 Tho wort ’.nil’. O ld est Citizen O f S t din nrn ivcnrlnc nqnnnky nhoos tn Ilmen In the o nl of A u g u stin e D ies A t 00 ; impress their barefooted subjects. used in the Bible. “ B IL L ” H O H E N Z O L L E R N , JR ., R E C E IV E S A R O Y A L C A L L E R Governor Special shots with sqneoKs (the ST. AUGUSTINE, Fin., Apr 2(1 louder the squrnk- the higher the — (IN S )— it . Johns county today are made hy aevrivil hugmourned the passing of its oldest *‘H,) tirms*__ citizen, Colonel William Mlckelr, bO, o f St, Augustine, who died at the home of n daughter in Jack-, sonville after « brief illness. He was the surviving member <>f : the Florida Stale legislature in , IRfil when Flarida seceded from the Union. Funeral services will i -------be held tomorrow morning. Almost everyone knows tin ---------- :------------------- ----- .-------------j Sage Tea and Sulphcr. properlyl compounded, j brings hack the natural color and lus­ tre to the hair vlten faded, drenked or gray. Years ago Uain and congestion is gone. .In* only way Quickly?- Yes. Almost instant re­ to get this lief from chest colds, sore threat. Mixture was to onehnchc, lumbago follows n g title riin- get this mixture wait to make it at ting with SI. Jacobs home, which is mutiny and trouble­ some. Ml. Nowadays wo simply asks at any Itub this soothing, penetrating oil right Irug store for "Wyeth's Sage and on your chest amt Sulphur Compound." You w.ill get like magic relief a large bottle of this old-time rocomes. St. Jacobs •ipe improved by the addition of >11 is a hnrniless j other ingredients, for'only 7ft cents, w. .h. ___ i c h, Kveryltody liniment _ „ uses this .preparation . uiickly breaks chest now. because no one can possibly infla in mat ion of tell that you darkened your hair, as sore throat amt it does it so naturally and evenly, breaks up the con* Yon dampened a sponge or so't g stion Hint causes brush with it and draw this through pain. It never dis- your Imir taking one small strand appoints and does not burn the it a time; by morning the gray skin. hair disappears, and after another Get a .‘to cent bottle of St. Jac- application nr two, your hair l••obs Oil at any drug store. It has -nnios beautifully dark, thick and ( been recommended for do years. glossy and you look years younger. * .s*j * r ,»r*, * tP’ (1 , ;£j T.ONPON, Apr. 2tJ— (INS)— A very fnvnrable view of the Bri* tioh finnheial positions taken by tho Committee set up in 1024, under the presidency of Lord Colwyn. tn inquiro into British National Debt and Taxation. “ The effect of the present bur­ den of tnxntion is less crushing than has been represented. Tnxntion should not be reduced, tn the next few years It may he in­ creased”—is the main burden of the report. Tho Committee— whicn fwns set up by the labor Government and number nevrrnl of the grentoal financial and economic authori­ ties in Britain—consider that I he yearly provision for debt redomtfon should be mcrensed/Jtfrom If.™ m ll nti* l.. ?n7G jfflffhms. Tbts, it Is thought, may lie pussittle without additional taxation, owing toioan repayments and rcduced interest charges, \ Nominal Figures In nny event, it is recommended that $375,000,000 should Inborn the normal figure in fiv time.even although additional ation should i»c necessary. In regard to tnxntion generally, the Committee think that with the exception of sugar—the duty on which 1h sixfold that of pre-war days—duties on food are now light. They also believe tho high level of duties on luxuries to be justifi­ able. .These conclusions are largely based on the facts that the real earnings of the working classes are much the snmc as in 1014, although the pnrnings of unskilled men have gonernlly improved relatively to those of the skilled. Again there is no reason to bo­ ttom that the luxury’ expenditure has been materially checked. In cases the reaction has been to­ wards extravagance. Heavier tax­ ation, It is concluded, hus really only fell heavily on tho salaried class of moderate means, and the Income tax In pnrticuler hus prac­ tically precluded this class from saving. [I •'A Colorado has hired a pilot 15 years older than tho state— Gov­ ernor William If. Adams, known to Colorado people as Governor ;OIlly. Tho new executive has di­ vided most of. his (J5 yearn b«tween tho ranch saddle and a Sen­ ate seat. Ho was first elected to1 , (bo legislature In 'Ji5. lie has more than 400 u rattle on bin randiet. \'*~ C hinese S ta g e R un U pon P e k in g B an ks PEKING, Apr. 20— Publication of ft report in Chinese newspapers that the foreign hunks here will close led many Chinese to with­ draw their funds today. Despite announcement hy tile government that tiie hunks will remain open there was a light run upon Amnierienn and oilier brunch hanks. It was merely a case of fright nml not any attempt at u boycott. There were amusing scenes when Chinese shopkeepers ir d bank­ notes cashed into silver dollars, some having burdens so great that they had to carry o ff their funds ill hags, carts and rickshaws. Eugene Chen, foreign minister in the Hankow government, con­ tinues his attempt to induce Am­ erican firms to continue in busi­ ness at Hankow. He has promis­ ed American Consul Lockhart to “ make conditions possible for the American firms to carry on If they will continue in business." 2 Polish Girls E igh t Gun D uel O ver Y o u th / TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Apr. 20 — (I N S )- Governor John W. Mar­ tin hits signed house bill number one, creating' the twenty-second judicial circuit out o f the fifteenth . judicial circuit, and Senate bill 135, a local bill affecting Seining. : The Everglades drainage hills, not hnvlng been sent to tne gov­ ernor yesterday nttornoon after pawing both Ionises, will not be­ come laws until next week ns the * legislature is no in session today and the bills cannot lie delivered from the enrolling committee for for hia signature today. LEMBERG. Poland. Apr. 2(1— (INS)-A revolver duel between two Polish girls, after a romantic qunrrel, placed one of them in the hos­ pital today where physicians are trying to save her life. «’ The girls hud uti argument as to which one u youth, they had imt upon the street, had tipped his hot. m inis I d to bullets and one was shot in the head. .The Reverend Joint Duncan Lord Palmerston, famous British founded the first savings bank in , premier, k*pt his Inkwell about Kntliwcll village, Scotland, in 1810. twelve feet from the desk where lie stood at work. The short walk lnK e e p E lim in ative , volved with every’ frcBli dip made r -up hia daily exercise. System A ctiv e The annual rescue league pre­ Good l fcullii Requires Good Ettmfsented o medal of bravery to a cot i notion. that had1shown unusual heroism} « in rescuing one of its kittens from , NE can't feel well when a burning building, j there is a retention of poi­ th y -------------------------------------------------------sonous waste In the blood. This Is called a toxic condition, and Is apt to make one tired, dull A re Y O U N ear and languid. Other symptoms A B reakdow n? ore sometimes toxic hneknehes and headaches. That tile kid­ I* so, look cut! The strain of neys arc not functioning prop­ erly is often shown hy scanty modern life, in buimet.s or in plea­ or burning passage or secretions. sure, is apt to br.ng on blood pres­ Many people have learned the sure and heurt tioublo. If you feel value of Doan'a Pilla, a stim­ rloso to u breakd'iwn, what you ulant diuretic, when the kidneys tired is that old rclinbht tonic, Dr, seem functionally inactive. Plirce’a Golden Medical Dlccovciy, Everywhere one llnds enthusi­ made of herbs and roots brought astic Doan'a users. Ask your to Dr. Pierce’s laboratory hy In­ neifhljorf dians from Reservations in the vi­ cinity. It is a pure, reconstructive tonic, will purify the blood, tone up a sluggish liver, and help re­ 60c store’ health and strength. Ask Stimulant Diuntic to th» Kid my* your neighbor nbout it! Millnuu Ca_ Mf* C h u e , Iluflslo. N.Y. O D O A N ’S \\ :i*5 y/ M a k e s Poultry Prof] its Grow Chick Starter Chick Scratch There nre 2,UK),000 licensed ra­ dio listeners in England, 1,3:17,122 in Germany; 238,00 in Sweden; 114402 in Denmark; 53.070 in Hungary and 51.750 in Switzerland. Help Is Nocded to Restore Your W asted Strength and Energy. "Fin" leaves the body weakened and rundown. In stall case, a tunic Is clearly indicated. Restore tho appetite nml ltd yourself of tliut lei-down Ire Rug. "Flu” Is a very enervating dis­ ease. It leaves lls victims so weak rind debilitated that there Is as murli danger from the aflcr-clfects as from Ilit) disease llselt. In oilier words, alter an attack of the "Hit," you need a solerllvn tnulc to rebuild thu system tiu that yuu may ba\u b h b ih ic y f. B uilds St u r d y H ealth - "Your Money Back If Vnu As Not Satisfied,” ANDREW JACKSON Afathvillc Torn Santord Feed And Supply Co. irhe A N S L E Y PIEDAAONT r .U c i ta n- Grt .V d.T /j c<- .r,.r. Myrtle Avc. and Uh SL nttr* f Phone 539 W OULD YO U like to en d all carbon trouble? T o save th e expense o f * 1 o n hills and in heavy roads . . . o f less gear-shifting and quicker pickup? Y ou can. C ro w n E th yl G asoline is regular C ro w n G asoline plus E th yl Y ou N eed No brand o f anti-knock co m p o u n d , the ingredient developed by G eneral L o n g e r “ Shop” M o to rs R esearch Laboratories. I F or Tires, Our C ro w n Ethyl Gasoline costs three cents a gallon m o re. B u t y o u get the Prices A re L ow ­ biggest three cents’ w orth in a u tom ob ile history. T R Y I T T O D A Y .' Sold For E ig h t Y e a rs. Sizes T1KSK PRICES Diamond Diamond Heavy H eavy Titnn Service m _ C ro w n E th yl G asoline is sold o n ly at p u m p s w h ich display the trade m ark show n above. O ne Line O nlyd i a m o n d ” W e ’ ve COM I*A UK RixJbd Bmtlr.ykatn Ula W h a F s more, w o u ld y o u like to m ake carhon a source o f m ore p ow er 6 B r e a d Just try it and note tbe d.f| lerence. otrt . in honor o f your future good health i f In U j J ‘TV P.ELD.V.ONT r>V TL T iV iL F R the engine and hastens depreciation? Memorial Day B a k e r ie s C o . L a r g e Scratch carbon rem oval? T o keep ou t that dam aging " k n o c k ” that racks Tires m e r ic a n A t : h / 1 t.'p.ccf S . DL-'Cticn in automobile history your old-time strength and energy restored. S.S.S. is mirqituHod for restoring strength and vitality.You owe It to >uiirself and fam­ ily to give S S S. a trial. II helps Nature build up red blood corpus­ cle-. It Improves the processes by which (lie body is nourished it H lime-tried anil reliable. 8.S.S. is made from the roots of fresh herbs ami plants, and Is prepared in a sclenllllc way In a modern labora­ tory. 8.S 8. Is sold at all good drug stores In two sizes. TUo larger slzo la mute vcoiJoiuie.il. I I * u K a a n cimhmb » ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ i i m h i n : Malic every day A Effjf M ash cents’ When Raymond L. Guthriglit of Virginia wc nt to his cellar to reImove sour oysters from a barrel, llit* found that one oyster had cap'lured a large rat. After the “ Flu” is over — you need a Tonic ■ is a belter bread I Interm ediate Scratch ! About line hundred words were In some circle: of English twenty added to the English language last ilie snuffbox is again becoming year. popular. PILLL. T h e w ay to t n jo y old •ge in {food health is hy e a tin g a p le n ty o f g o o d bread — the better the bread the b etter the health. Mash G ro w in g Christian X, king of Denmark, visiting Berlin, dropped in tn swap a lie with little Willie Hoiienzoltcrn, whore alias was nine "the crown prince." Here they nre— Willie, needless to say, at the right. est For Q uality lin k daily jnm ymr Crtttr Tut tilt': untie und siuth Sunshim l‘T i **' 7 77.1,740 word* RUB CHEST COLDS AWAY: STOP PAINS M a rtin S ig n s M easu re C re a tin g 23rd Circuit i i Av OLD RECIPE TO DARKEN HAIR Knvornble V iew O f FlnnnciiU Situation Taken B y Debt CommiK8ion;Annun] Provis­ ion For D ebtM ayB e Boosted I Karan T H E SA N F O R D H E R A L D . T U E S D A Y , APRIL' 20, 1027' Standard Oil Com pany Incorporated in K en tu ck y Tubes 29x4:40 $ 8.40 $10.70 $2.25 3 0 x 4:95 $ 12.20 $15.85 $2.80 30x5.25 $13.65 $17.70 $3.15 30x3*/* $ 7.35 $ 8.30 $1.60 32x4 $12.40 $16.10 $3.10 33x6:00 $17.00 $25.00 $4.10 30x5:77 $16.00 $20.85 $3.80 30x5, 8 ply heavy service $33.10 $4.40 33x5, 8 ply heavy service $36.60 $4.85 Other sizes at correspondingly low prices B U Y “ D IA M O N D S ” A T CROWN ETHYL GASOLINE Wight Brothers Company •2nd. A. Magnolia-10th and Kunford-ltit. & Elm or Jones T iro Shop. 2■ “ V , t ijLrfd -U z - -? , —snub �PAGE THREE THE SANFORD HERALD. TUESDAY, APRII. O U R thoughts wisely directed and then translated into A C T IO N will bring success and happiness. 1 bought under like conditions has changed the des­ tiny ol Nations. W eigh In. 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 of 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, Weigh in! Santord needs you—you need Sanford. Let not the scales say, “ Weighed, and found lacking.” up to the times and demands of the community. Measure Keep faith with Florida the best state in the entire South, the United States—the entire World for that matter. Business IS Good— let’s make it better! 9 Let this thought “ sink in” — let it enter your consciousness—-f 927 W ILL BE M Y B E ST Y E A R IN SA N F O R D . 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—Our Copy and Promotion and take it to bed with you when you retire at night. You will Department be surprised how much better you will feel—how much easier This depart men ( is entirely nt your service for counsel ami the preparation o f advertising and advertising cam paigns and sound merchandising plans...There is absolutely no chart/o— \V< unit In to our advertisers. every task becomes—-and you will prosper— with SA N F O R D — IN SA N FO R D ! 1927 in Sanford, Your .ifv o u THINK so, act accordingly and have the Seminole County’s Leading Newspaper H E RA LD Y O U R B U S IN E S S -M A K E BUSINESS PRO SPER �r A G E FO U R The S an ford Herald Choose Them C arefu lly MMtrr. Jbeltl beginning Friday. These three new directors, along with It. I- IIKt\ TV. ItrrnIH. Sn«fnr<t'a slnn’err ».*•• M S 's, ■itliarrlhr* I* Ikr Im iu m llnnnl Vp r > Krrtlrr, rrrrltlnc h im fill* anprrlor nan* hhbhIm i Ihh « nrnl> ln<.ii*nnil tvnrSs Hull, roverIm all Ikr trailing events of tkr ra «lrr wurli). Tkr I. Sf. a. l« rapar mlIf rfllrlrnl la I’lnrl.la rarf ll» manor, nf handling atalr news H mllkall eqnnl. Tkr llrml.I la a mrmkrr of !ko Akflt llnraitn of flrrnlollooa. on lnlrrnrlln.nl Aaanrlallc, of Pohllahor*. Ail, rrtUrra aoS Ari.artlolaK Airnlr nhlrh --aqalrra rark I’ oHllnkrr-mptnlirr in ou'imlf In a Jkun.aat an,III of anharrlpllo,i llala la nrSi-r «o ,rr.fr ahanlnlptr all tlalma of rlrr-nlaf Inn. an rrrll aa kwnraf haalaraa nirlknja. T U E S D A Y , A P R IL 20. 192 the six hold-over directors, will then select a president to serve fo r the next year. Anti in this connection T h e Herald would like to urge deliberate ami very carefu l thought. T h ere is no gettin g away from the fact that w hoever as­ sumes the leadership in the com mercial bodv for the touting year, should be in a position to devote su fficien t tim e to its activities so that som e real good m ight bo accom plished. And with many vexing problems that must be w orked out* it will require the best judgm ent and the untiring e ffo r ts o f som e­ one w ho can give frcelv o f bis tim e to bring the Cham ber to its rightful place in the com m unity. T h e Herald would like to see this civic body adopt an agressivc polled for next year. It would like to see a program of activity decided upon right at the sta rt and plans perfected and carried out so that at the end o f the venr there will be a record o f achievem ent to speak for the tim e and m oney e x ­ pended. It has been dem onstrated time and again, in Sanford and elsewhere, that a trade body must have a definite ob ject if it is to la* o f any. great value to its com m unity. A hit or miss system , rarely if ever, gets very far. As we see it .there are three big ob jectiv es for the local organization to adopt. The program should be a three-fold one. There is the tourist business, w ithout which Sanford is m issing a golden opportunity. There is the agricultural inter­ ests, which heretofore have been given but little attention except when m oney was needed and a drive was on for funds. 111RLE VERSE FOR TODAY f GOD AND THE POOR:—Behold, I God ip mighty, und despiseth not | any; He is mighty in strength and , wisdom. He prcscrvcih not the lif.> of the wicked; but giveth right to the poor. Job .‘10:5,0. PRAYER:—This poor man cried, and the Lord heard him ami deliv­ ered him from all Ills f nrs. Kindle your camp-fiiT, or upon a beach Make of piled driftwood by a shnd: qwed sea A colored blaze. In hospitality Bum .your brown logs. Theii shall your quirt speech Bo all of this mid that. Say what you will, Your eyes adore the flame, the fly­ . ing spark, Bed embers of blue smoke against the dark, F or you remember ancient worship still. H — By Dorothy Burgess. T unney Sets A n E xam ple All boys like a fighter. W ashington. Lee and I’crshimr are all fighters who hold the pryfonndcst adm iration o f every Am erican hoy. Rut the other kind o f figh ter, the tw o-fisted fighter, w ho can defend him self to perfection by the aid only o f the implements God gave him for such purposes, has an even stronger appeal. Gene Tunney is one o f the few m ost popular men with hoys in Am erica- T h ey all know him and love him. T h ey have read and re-read his fig h t with Hnrrv Greb, when Tunney ju st gettin g started, was pounded into tut alm ost unrecogniz­ able mass o f pulp, but finished the figh t on his feet- And Add fnmous sayings: mother and baby are doing well. they all know o f his battle with Dempsey, the crow ning 1. -------- o--------achievem ent o f T u n n ey’s career•, when he jahhed and hooked Too many eusy payments can the form er cham pion, the man killer” , into com plete subeasily run one insane. mission. A s Brisbane Sees TEMFKKATUUE about DO on this warm land, •-'.IKMl feet above the Pacific, where you read of frosts In the mid-west, terrible Hoods, making thousands home­ less. This so-called "desert” of the Mojnvo is covered with wild flowers, untold millions of them. The first of the seven annual cut­ tings of alfalfa is cut, or ready to cut. Mr. Carter, near lln,cmln1c, 12 miles to the west, plants and ir­ rigates in a way now to California, with many narrow trenches or fur­ rows running down the land, avoid­ in'- flooding the whole field, in the old fashioned way. That is the way In some parts of Nebraska, also CoItTado, says Mr. Carter, who likes alfnlfa raising. He starts in at I a. in. and stops whenever he gets tired, hut never before 7 in the evening Remember thut, when you read about him later, as the "California alfalfa king." Ttll.N WAY, “ says he." the land docs not cake, which it will do the old way, if there is even a little clay in the ground. This writer will stick to the old way, for this year's planting, on the ad­ vice of L. L. Weis, of Victorville, and try the new way, next time. . PEAS FRESH PICKED, cost 5 cents, a pound, asparagus , the same. And you dr-i’t have any coil litis. -Dut in California,down hi Florida, on Fifth Avenue. New v«>rik. or Michigan avenue. Chicabuy real estate, without v«, don’t < you know what you are doing. : ANYWHERE IN THE United States real estate wisely bought, On account o f their adm iration for him, they will prohub will make you rich, but anywhere ly listen to what he says on unv tonic with more that usual wiii ....I ruin you if you do not kttuv Nearly all arguments are sound interest. His advice on how to become • a strong . man is apt . , "hat you are buying. npd that's all. Tampa Tribune. to ho received by them, with enthusiasm. T h e other day Mr. . . Boiiio o f them sound llko hell. HIS IS MEANT, esnocltdl^ Tunney was in Davton, Ohio, and while I here was prevailed winicn, who write “ why ih‘ S‘» Anyway we don’t feel very blue upon D> talk to the new sboys o f that city. Am ong other ynn . _s aliout over llie chances of any of those tilings, lie s a id : i real estate? Can’t get even $1.­ blue law proposals being enacted 000 for lids that cost me *8,000, “ D on’ t smoke, if you want to lie litiskv men. Sm oking ; Vx years ago.” Remember that the by the legislature.’ . —— — o--------takes away your appetite, and to develop properly one must I man selling, quite evidently, pre­ Times have changed. The village eat big meals. Don’ t ever take a drink o f alcoholic liquor. If fers your money to his land. Inve-tignte before yt-.i invest. And cut-ups are no longer tlit* fellows 88 ,000 , who nit on tie corner and whittle von don’ t lake the first one, von won’t regret the second." fliarniing In lies, with I*, while pine hoards. Tunney also advised the bovs to refrain from sw earing. Dunk o' er it 8,000 times, and get "P r o fa n ity ” , he says, "is a form o f vulgarity that only the advice o f ’ at least eight liusiness men* tliat liuvc made money Kerensky was slapped while on a cow ards uses. in real estate, before you invest n Vinit to Chicugo. He should congrat­ ulate himself, the usual Chicago Such advice as lips cipning »rot:i ,t figh tin g nvm o f Tim - dollar. greeting is with machine guns. iiey’r- type is apt to do more good am ong t l f class t-> whom he was speaking than almost anything else. Tunnov has those Dualities which Imvs adm ire and when he savs "d o n ’ t smoke, If you would he big and stron g” , perhaps ibov will listen. And Tunnov r*‘ tr|ier»s whnf be nreaebes- lie i;*»itlu-r drinks, smokes, nor indulges in profanity, and consequently he: th receives I be further admiral bo, o f l-nys. lie does nol ask litem vr not In do som ething he does him self. j _— ,— o . - . The,Saint*. Ion •n good ball eJub Imt sunielmw without Georg" Block ami Tiny Hewitt the visitors Ore lil.V coffee without the cream. MuyoiWalker lias been mention­ ed us jpresident of thi* American 1. ague. Is Tammany losing out in Jiollties or Is it trying to extend its power).? C U T T IN G R E I) T A P E I'AI.M IlKACII POST For the tiur|H)sc of cutting th" t" seeurn n readjustment will be red tape wldeli now surri'jiid* the aide tc function witliout hiring n assessment, collection and refund- 1 lawyer. Tills measurn "ill not. it ing of federal taxes, congressional I" to be imagined, find great favor lenders have approved the creation . " ith tho legal profession, but perof an expert advisory cumniitteo I Imps it would lie more pnpulur composed of federal tax officials with tho common taxpayers, with representatives of the Anicrl- 1 Federal tux officials who have '•nn Bar Association and similar reviewed income tax returns suy hodb’s to suggest improvements, they constantly discover overpayIn federal tax reductions, the con- (Kents through failure to undergressionul lenders, have done very j stand the law, liut their hands are well and promise to do even tnure-! tied as they have no power (•• in reductions at the coming ses- .move utiles- the taxpayer orlgi»lon of congress, if that proves mite* a protest. The tax officials lawpracticable. We hope they may snv Hint inasmuch us now continue this good work. yer is the fir.-t requisite they nThen* lias, however, bean a fool- vice that many citizens, while ninir that tux activities are so in- were of their rights, let tho whole trlrntu timt they arc inccmprelien- matter be by default because they hie to all but a mere handful o f cannot afford th- expense which a su)HJf experts. *1his new advisory formal refund involves. mmilten Is charged with franiIf tho new advisory committee leg a line of prori lure so that ilto van lo’nedv tills situation then it who "ants advice on his tax '•ill well have justified its creapioblem, amt instruction, on how tion. Gene Tunney doesn't, object to another bout with Jack Dempsey. Jac k has what tipi ehanipion might describe nh u ’coin you lovo to punch. --------- o--------lice Crowe has gathered together u ritpahlc hunch of hall players Imt hotter still, in the opinion of sevoral young local lasses, it's a good­ looking gang. The next time he spoal'K over radio, Billy Sunday hopes the sta­ tic will lie so bud thut no one ill Floriilit, especially in Tampa, will be able to' hear him. Old man George Cusack , *••», to hove some good bull games left In tlin* old soup bone of Id*. The veter"" Flor'dn state learner has n eno't'SqGon that i» bard to bvtd, mi old bead und a young unit. When you recall Iha* South Caro­ lina in the state ill which tin- gov­ ernor want'd everything closed tight on Sunday, is it any wonder that Earl ( ’urrull lapsed into a coma when be reached the state? P U B L IC P R O T E C T IO N TAMI-A 1'UIIICNK Representative Htulnukrr might br a i d e to convince the Florida leg­ islature of (he merits of Ids anti­ evolution bill, but we don’t think Governor Martin would l*e a Idg enough monkey to sign the mea­ sure. Advertising I not primarily a ] orderly progress of enterprise, bus sule» aid or business stimulant,, remov d business from the borderbat a moral force, e staldisldng . _ bus- 1 line of chaos and stuldlizcd it in iness ideals ami elides,. impelling . _ *(lie ' ‘broadI field of public confiquality us well *• quantity pro- deuce. auction. Concurrently it bus rut the It brings business out into the ground from under the feet of the open. agitator uml dcmugoguc. These It invites inspection. gentry are still with us, and ucIt seeks the light and hidn its tlye, but they do not fool the peoplo us once they did. Their lamentotlons uml their ('uiiurd* crash against the shield of truth, advertising, and mix* harmless. The |ublic ruin which their success would bring i* forefendtd by Die truth spread far and wide by printers' ink. Advertising is the people’s pro­ tection. Crooked advertisers there are, but their eureeni are short because publicity b* /*> foe of misrepresentation. The t rw>kiai advertiser i« soon fount) out uml gtls his deserts. __ _ PORTABLE S 12.50 and §1.*, C O L U iM H I a And Rcrnrds IJKI'LEI.ES SI S t r in g For All Inslr BICYCLE TIRES " f e e /HIKG5 CAN CAUSE A LOT OFlROUSLE IF Tfi& W E f lo F CLEANED OUT MRS. FR E D S. PA1G ER, SOCIETY EDITOR Tflfpk°ne P U P IL S O P M R S . STO N E A N D Ml F IN E R W IL L PR ESEN T PROGRAM F. P. RINKS 11•» Sanford A\c, I'h o n e liil -J Tmkf"" Jr" ' T 1,*? the homo of ,* ini Laura A' Viola booth n ibrijc j t iDopdrltnent ?: for 'Social of the ... riub Ut R " c,ock “ p1 1). Hall and Mrs. A ho*te‘ «os. \vi:i»M-snA' . ... i. || IllnU.mister will h, Lridgr nt :: o'clock at THAT’S C O O lfl^ the Spot! Your spinal column guari the controller o f your ntr volts system — the spina cord. The spinal column i com posed o f bone segment! and misplacement of on segm ent causes pressurt III health is the result. W e rem ove the pressure b adjusting the spinal to! umn. And an immedin toning up o f health i noticed. Contend with t health no longer. Pay ut visit. Phone IS2-J. P O O R S P O R T S M A N S H IP PALM BEACH POST It* the Hportinunshii) upon which *’d his hosts to go after the g Ainvrii > has always pritlcii herself the same a* work. All true spi; tlccliniug? This is the question 1»'va " id regret it when their ci that Robert Haven Schaufflcr,1tryiwcn mar victories by such writing in the Shrine magazine for u"d »>09f of our athletes will w April, asks and then proceeds to 'v agree with the Ixmdott edite answer his own question with n which remarked that a defea series of incidents o f recent months fbe spirit of play is far more which he believes proves that torious than a victory in the s| riortsinanshio is deeiiniug in an ° f work." nlnVniing manner. We are beeoiuAnd Mr. Schaufflcr is enti ing. lie contends, a nation of very correct. We are making too n poor losers, and he blames the con- j work of our athletics and we dltlun on professionalism and what exalting our athletic victors he terms "broadcast publicity" that their victories far beyond their r.rc making American games not ual worth. We are steadily all nerimis of play and friendly livilry ing athletic prowess to but i ontc.-kl* of serious and hitter ramie ton important a pluec in Competition. schools und colleges. Schauffler points to incidents in But one excuse can. cxia.tjM tennis and golf to prove his conton- tensive athletics and tluVt is tion. "Miss Mary K. Brown dcclar- sportsiiinnshio it Itrccds. IF, 1 cd.” writes Schauffler, "thut the over, it fails in this particular reason Britons cannot play games it teems possible that it may, I belter is that they do not work its best excuse for being will I ]hard enough at them. Hagen warn- been lost. For Aching O r‘ Tired Feet See A Foot Specialist Phone. 102 For Annointnier.t D r. J. R. Vidler- Ids First National Rank Ruiltlint' ('hiroimshist At. Lloyd’s Shoe Store 11atrtirx Men’s I’ockd Strap Watches. Boys » atebi-q, i.iulic* and GlrL Watches. M e Laulin 108 PA LM E T TO A V E N U E G O IN G A F T E R T H E T O U R IS T S KAROSOTA TIMES I |t-> gold rush to Weepah is as inotlliiig compared to the rusii timt i cities and towns of Florida are the i going to make for the tourists this i fall,' for even some of these cities and towns ate getting things in r: udincss to make things in readi­ ness* to make a strong hid for the tourist trade next winter. The city or town that lags in ad­ vertising its climate advantages this fall may have to suffer the loss of tourists to some of th •other l itiqs. for 1la-re is no doubt about it, advertising doe* pay. Tho cities and towns of Florida and a brook or pond in which he can trout. If you wish to throw some­ thing gratis which will make him tell friends and bring them down with him, give him •pleasing en­ vironment with enough ’jazz’ so that u man can fox trot without being talk d about, lint not so wild that lie is apt to bo held up or shot whenever he steps out at night, or fH>*-dried u> death whmcv r lie drink* a i-fSeklail." In ip'-uking at a dinner tendered Irni at the HI Verona Hotel in the i I) part tie- winter, by Mr. I. R. Hums, Ex-fongre kiiiuii Clms. L. Knight, publisher o f the Akron (IM Beacon-Journal, declared that Sara­ sota has a) wonderful climate, fine hotels, excellent highways, fin* golf courses, together with numerous other things which should make this city one of the most popular winter ix sorts in Florida. We should begin early to plan what ef­ forts will lie expended here to in­ duce the tourists to visit Sarasota during the approaching winter. ADMINISTRATION, wit beginning to h ok upon ticwldeli means I’ resideut ( ’oolldg -, tourist busine -s as a lucrative budis said to liave a farm hill under neat, tli Sanford Herald declares: which government would provide "But it cannot lie denied that in $2."i().noil,in(0 to finance thi* storage i f crops oil the co-operative plan. ’I he farmer not rich enough to hold his crops, with no conventdices for storing them will be aide to store them on a co-oporativc basis with otlic r farmers, get In rash a good part of the value of Ids crops- to carry on his farm and keep his family alive, while wait­ ing to sell them in the best market at tile best price. Whether lids can la* worked out Florida M ay Secure M a n u fa ctu rin g Plants I ructirnlly and with the upprovul KI’ STIS LAKE-REGION of the farmers remains to be seen. Farmers have plenty of time for Several large northern niunii- instead of immediate huge- profits thinking, they understand business better thnn "big business” knows, fncturars are reported to have! on rv)ll state. „ few factories may , . , * Many of them will agree that a sent representatives to Floridu to , tl,ul in “ mes of .lebetter plan can be found tliun the investigate the situation herewith lotnte her0 MeNary-Ilnugcti bill. Under that ;a view of locating branch factor-* presslon in tile real estate market hill tin* government would simply ies in this state. It is to be do- the entire industrial market may have financed the farmers' mis­ voutlv hoped that some o f the in -' be upset. takes in judgement, thu govern­ dustnes "ill Rente here, ns fa c-, Florida at this time offers a.I ment practically guaranteeing a lory |ay rolls \vaII h*. a idg step to |vantages to manufacturers uml profit on crops, even if the farmers "a id stabilizing financial condi i utility companies in the state will ; turns hero. do their part in supplying elcctri* If ren I estate owners ami agents ; citv an«l ga* for manufacturing jure wise they will offer every in -, purposes. There is lumlly a spot ducement to locate factories in the in Florida that is not adequately late, la other irnrts of the voun- served by one of the utility comtry every Inducement is offeied panics, t the manufacturer. Often times | With its ipany advantages -if luml Is given outright and in oth climate) electric power and other er inmnnees conceasiuiis jp Ihc wavt things it would ureiii tliut if Floi*f tux t(‘duetion iiiid ullier uii* > fuSlu in tim i. ts,.** 1 T O M S IM S S A Y S H A LL A N D PENTLAND. CcVtlficd Public Accountants Income Tax Consultants 8. (5. GRAY, Resident Manager I’hon# HI s|H First Natkianl Bank Bldg Frank R. MacNeill and Company Insurance Loans D7-!) So. Park A ve. Real Estate Sanford, Fl» A SulidtJiiilif*' J''*1’1 in a iSuLstuntiul City 108 Magnolia One-Day Service SANFORD LAUNDRY 819-W 3rd St 1'honc 17."» The pupils of Mrs. W. K. Stone’ , expression class assisted by the htuie pupils of Mrs. Virginia Finer JXiU Rive an interesting program on Tuesday evening nt 8 o’clock at the Junior High School. The program in full covers the following numbers; “ I.ittle I.ullahy Ladies' Harriett Wilbur. Helen tiuion, Mary Me Mahon, Honnio Young, Sue belle, Hill. I.ucilo Kidd, Virginia Weekly and Velina Squires. Selection by the ItytHuin Ortdiestra, (pupils of Mrs. Finer) “ A Cheerful Caller” by Dork Holcomb. "(irandma Has Her Hair bohbed’ Marshall Steadman, Robert Miller. Piano duet—George Mitchell and Edward Mitchell. , "When Pa Was A boy by lionniet Young. , ' "Esquire Nimble Frog's Mistake’ Warner Willis Fries, Helen Guinn. “The. Family Doctor" Lm-llc Klfld I’inno solo by Eleanor Hickson. “Jane Jones' by Mary Me Mahan. "Mammy ‘ Liza Tells of Mistah Adam and Mig« Eve’, Mary M. Par­ ker, Elizabeth llowen. i'iimo duet hv Katherine John-' son and It. Z. Johnson. ' “ At the Movies' Marshall Stead­ man, Virginia Weekly. . ( ‘ Little Mary Plays the Piano' Mary M. I'afker, Edna.’ Greene. "Stealing CleopatruV S tu ff Fini­ n' Killiinrne, Ina Mae‘Hall. "hcr daughter, Mrs. Elsa a Bishop "'ll entertain r „f n series of bridge , Vrlnck at her home on SILVER TEA POSTPONED P*tr# read form the cllll The silver lea w.hicli was to liavi rf** by Build ineuihers 1.1 |)i *chisi|. During the r.o been given 1»V diK'le three c f tie 8 >b« hostess served re Methodist I hurVli oq Thursday at thu Sutuloy Schoo rdUot hot rlioculale, suml tornooii ul l,r<i mauarouna. 1ruovun, has been pontpoiitMl unti *r> present wore Mrs-j further notice. P»v. Mr,. . — M. Mimirik,{ I). McRae, Miss Trossio Matthews, Mrs. Clarke Mrs r. Mr,. Cruig Thompson, : MeRa ami Floyd McRae left I ucsj®)- Mr,. Mildred Me Alex'dsy n ,ruing for Thomasvilb* and '0. Mnrtinii-r Glover Yl r^ Moultrie, Gn., " ‘her - they will visit Mr. and Mrs. Clark Jr. Mrs. Monroe B.’ Hut relatives. announce the birth of a kty. Mrs. Benjamii their lio.ue near I’aola. . ' ra,A I’owcll, Mi-s. Cun plnwmi » " r*’ ,l' D0,»* i " ill b: glad to U Mrs. Cassandra Schultx has reifm. Jr-. Mrs. doing njc.ly after 'limed from Jacksonville where Mrs. Richard \V. die spent a short time. John Meiseli Jr., Mrs.I , fr-- Mr,. Hazel Cole-1 *• ink- Derby, Mrs. Itrax-1 h nr X!r?' Il" " u' ' 1 Over-1 ^ Led Dniger. A'New Classic—Porridge"Eating Jf fricndi of Mr*. Forrest 1 “ i* ,|'b',*',ted to leum , rating .dong nic'lvi ^ t i . m Tuesday m-,rn-1 Lfnald ia*ughtoii ho.- CONTEM PORARY COMMENT Be sur» your bark seunis ale profits go to the blind An enliro furni iu Mississippi bus heed padlocked. Is this •« straight, then go ahead. — Indium*- News. polls N .‘ ‘ s. move against those corn borers? Two Chicago girl robbers, 15 and You huidly get your money's Under the n w governor T«*xas worth out of a pair of silk stock­ keeps the penitentiary ItK-ked ut 1C years old, dmpp.d iheir guns ings in the long run. night. *— Toledo Blade. when the police fired. Is it imssible that our girl hu)du|a.-»scs are be­ The first t-andwich was made in coming uffcn;inute?—Minneapoils An optimist think, every lemon the 17th century. There arc stiil a good muny counterfeits of the is an orange und a pessimist thinks Journal. every orange is u lemon.— l*os An­ original extant. geles Time,. If Supiro doesn’t get the Ford Ge«rge Washington was a grea* million he is after his lawyer’s bill Tiw building in Paris which hous­ n-Ader of advertisements says a biographer. That’s undoubtedly es thu Follies Ut-geie i* now uWIUnl is going to giv? him ** nervous by a charitable institution and all chill. Dcs Moines Register, why he liecame president. Mrs. Arthur lluzzard •f Augusta, Go., arrlvfl day evening and are the Mrs. Ilnr.zarll's parents Mis. T. L. Dumas. . l'honi- 135 Ilond Grail* Y ard : Holly Ave. Zip Servif* Mrs. Harry K. Dickson ,»f Or Inmlo speAt Tuesday in Sanford a the guest or Iter sister Mrs. Hurt At 11th, 12th, 13th Sts * K J- E. Bit- Rayon Dresses Union Suits Ladies Sem i-service Wcitfhl Fulfashioncd Hose -y ❖ -t-<• v*- •> •> A frican Prince To Lecture A t Church Beau tin I Line Mrs. Trtiby O’Steen of laikcland arrived here Monday and ir. Madarikun Doniyi. said to l)e an the house guest of Mrs. J. I,. Verne African prince and well known lec­ Hurt. turer and minister, is to speak be­ fore an audience at the Trinity Miss Knlholccn Jay leaves Methodist Wedn j-day evening, nt Tlmrsdav morning for Churlolte, 7:.T0 o’clock. N . (’.. where she lias accepted a The subject of his address is to position. be "The Bright Side of Africa," and a special invitation has been ex­ Mrs. F. M. Diiyison loaves tend d to white people to be present Ihursdav for Loufsville, Ky., for the lecture. where she will visit relatives for a Deniyi lias been in America since month. 1011 end was born in Lugos, Nigaria, ill lX'JJ'Mrs. V rne C. Mev-iaiger lias •nrnvd home from , -jaeksynvilli) where site lias been visiting her hiothcr. Gin-- wear, novelty beads, Arlcco linens, Indie initial vanities, jersnv under vents, l>eaut‘:ful pictuicx are iust a few of the tilings that will l»q told' on mir dollar day—Wednesday, Ollier gift.) suitable far graduation. W EDNESDAY The above sket-h was made fren an a l - c ‘ ; ’••jtiigr^ph. TODAY 110 IWotfnolia A ve ->+-h - + + - j- •>-5- -j-<•-t--t- -j--j- This car killed three children W EDNESDAY "THE LOVE Til KILL’ "illi Laura l.nl’ lanle Organ Noiadly Solo "Sengs of Ireland" Knrtoon Komed> "A SI ITCH in TIME" Aesop’s I'aides Coming Alt rrsrlion To Hie Milamlam tlhniie) in "MB. WIJ” PRINCESS 'I hit* ear skidded on a slip •i v pavement aid erasliivl in "i" sidewalk. Tliryn little liildien were killed. m n e - " — ; 'Pleasure - \ ■eti careful drivers Imve.unhil |„ accidents, argl whoa oils fallo’.v lliey are force I my tliouaands of dollars in ages. Carry adequate liay ii’.surnnce. Call on lids ngenrv for all form , of AiitomoYdo Insurance. TODAY Refresh Yourself THE FLESH uml the DEMI A TWO REEL WESTERN "THE COIIBAGK OF COLLIN'S" Comedy 221 Magnolia 8. «•i»Jc. H istoric ftiinii Fo Route Atlanta, CliattaHOURS, Lookout Mountain, M is­ sionary R idge. Moccasin Bend, Tennessee M oun­ tain*, Nashville, Evansville* A T YOU It NK A UEST DIM E LIMIT! I.i. Sunlord A C l«. . • 1/ . Jni kso;i'i||i- A C l.. . Ar. CliHtlNiiooga N C ASt I Ar. HI. I.oni-i I. /£ N • Ar. Ch’cago ( & E I . • AImi tlu* % If you are feeling tired, don’ t take il out on your friend^. Ciirry ^hvitj into our clean, cool fountain and treat them to a dish ol Princess Ice ( ‘ream. And don’ t forget to take home a quart for the kiddies to­ night. arrived homo Sun­ 44,1 t Tnurston, tkE ' Vttl,hul1' > Kf »■’ Pete 1Wllbm'xi0 !ntock' R*'x $2.60 Igidles Men’s High Grade Mrs, Ernest llmi.slmlder mid •mall sim, Kurlvlc, have returned '"line friqn Ja ksnnvill|. anil Tallahas ee where they spent tile pa t week. Princess Ice Cream Dealer ' " ( iiieugu, III.. 7*. *”.®rt time «-n Tucsd«>’ for J7.re he wu, culled 1 *>»s sinter. the r,.,ro? Sanford at1ik-icx Convention at • DeAl Mpnd,v were: Roburirf r*nn Woo,lr>D ‘ HsrSoJ n 5* McCulbe. 'L-Mni “• 'Ldgson Bull, New Patterns and baby here Sun­ guests nf Mr. and OF BOND GRADI Detroit Voiles Fine T h ro u g h Trains D ally OF ZIP SERVICE M ean s S a vin g A n d Satisfaction r»0c. 40 inch Men’s Adjustable Incorporated The Missionary Society of the neet at A pretty compliment to la r Masonic Methodist Church held its social house guest, Mrs. James K. Ilig meeting Monday afternoon‘ nt the gins of Haines City, Mys. Harry N. In',no of Mrs. O. J. Pope in Rose Dick on of Orlando and Mrs. Tril­ Court with Mrs. Pope, .Mrs. J. M. by O'steen of Isikcdand wits the MeCaskill, Mrs. John W. Sneed, lovely bridge party given Tuesday ..Mrs. E. A. Douglass, Mr-. McCaul­ afternoon by M»*. .1. Iji Veine ey, Mrs^. 1'. E. Thornley and Mrs. Hurt at her home near the Cmuiti Glenn E. McKay as hostess. (Tub. bright-colored siting flowers Forming ji 'pretty floral setting nmt ferns were used in decorating lor this affair were quantities of ) the'rooms, orange and green being \aried-colored phlox arranged v.dtu K in gsD auffh ters C lass |thy predominating colors. pleasing effect In wicker baskets. A short devotional exercise pre­ Sounes for the game \jere ktfp H as Knjoyable Picnic ceded the program which was ar on tallies in keeping with the des­ Jranged by Mrs. Sneed, and inelud- olations and at the conclusion of Party A t Lake M ary ■n'j Story i c<l interesting reports from the the game, the ones holding highest 10o’clock j missionary conference held la-t ■rore and high cut, were presented ■week at Ocala. These were made pieces of household linn. by Mrs. Sneed, Mrs. (5. \V. Spen­ Following the game, the hostess cer. Mrs, Frank Norris and Ms. \V. m dstrd bv Mrs. Ralph Wight and jS. Thornton. Mrs. Edward Higgins served a de­ Several • clever readings were lectable salad and ice course. [ given by Miss Allele Vining and .i ' number of songs were sung l>v the i it’ility of Mrs. Hurt wore Mrs [iss memfum had the nrivassembley, I.ate in the afternoon1 George A. Do t’ottcfq Mrs. Charles ringing a frietul ami tin* (the hostess served orange ire andI Powell Jr., Mrs. Fred T. William* ji met at an early houre j individual cakes iced in white. Mrs. Ale.xunder Vaughan, Mr.>. mu* of Miss Edith Vain dames K. Higgins Mrs. Ralph motor, d t<- taike Mary deliciou;, picnic supper D elightful Courtesy Is, Wbjht, Mrs. llurr.v N. Dickson, Mis. (’nutben llurchison, Mrs. W. d. ‘ GivenMonclay Even ing D. Hidden, Mrs. Roliert A. New­ to the inclemency of the man. Mrs. .lames G. .Sharon, Mrs. water sperts eouid not For M iss Viola Booth Turbv i*q in, instead the mem-* -O’steen and Mrsr. Edwar.j Higgins. •ly spent the evening in ho Old Virginia Hell and flower ; Moat artistic in every detail number of games, v.as the miscellaneous shower giv* (pipe O r^an M em bers alloying llii:. affair wore: u sub- en Monday evening by Miss Belli II. Rawlins, Mrs. C. 11. l Mon- laissing at lu-r home on East Enjoy M eetin g W ith Irs. James Harvey, Mr. at the Third Street honoring Miss V.blbi Shelly Harvey, Mrs. prizes Booth.* a bride-elocl of lids uu/ntli. M rs. E stridge M onday inning, Miss Edith Yarn. ;u« j e PJjlox. oleanders and other cu^ • p Gooding McKiin, Miss S. A. flowers in tlio rainbow lines wtra .Members of the Pipe Organ dcnfield, Miss Geonriu affair used in decorating the various Club of th>‘ First Baptist Church Miss Murv Rankin. Miss i. Julia roonia. met on Monday afternoon a t .tin litv, Mi s Dori-thy Smith, r. Miss I The evening hours were quickly home of Mrs. I, . Estridge in EdgeIdeiifiebl. Leon Vinitign 1luy |s|M?iit in games and a number of wood with Mm. Alfred Hall as I those Jcc Rests and after these Ilie ’show- !•< tstunt hc.iless, . •as are j or’ was presented. The guest of •'arnations, Easter lillies and E. Wn-i honor was .called to the door by..a phlox -wefe usc(t in profnsioti in • .Mrs. Frank Powell of l.nngvood I messenger hoy who enve her a tel- the ruoniS where the memliers and mother Mrs. Doane of New , York spent Monday in Sanford us will re - ■eg ram in rhyme. The gifts were MsKenilili-d.' i in a |‘‘arripd in a large white May hasMrs. J.” H. ( ’olelough, clul> presi­ the gm-sts of friends, ng the ket by Mqry and Mildred Clause. dent, presided over the business Mrs. J. M. Wallace left last week Refrij'slimeAts , consisting of a sessi«»n-\vhun routine business w n for Cleveland. Ohio, where she will rainliow ice course w s served liy transacted. Ella Tile first meeting will be held sin-mi several weeks n** lit" gue I Braxton Perkins Monday with .Mrs. Roliert Merriweather at law home at the I’atntss To Members linn Apartments, 218 Grand View Mrs. Ben Cantwell arrived here Avenue, Daytona Beach. The Sunday evening from Jacksonville ieSt* A^nes Guild members will meet at tlq- church to spend the week here with hei «t tR.’J'l o'clock and motor to the mother, Mrs.'Minnie ,h. Jones. Itenth. After all business had been trailcm i K. Iliggiii- "f •acted the hostess served u tempt­ is visiting in Sanford ing -nlml course v. ith ieed tea. of M ri. J. I.a Verne Mmulirrs pirsent were: Mrs, J. home near the Coil'iit CiJelough, Mrs. Francis E. Rx Mr i: II Berg, Mrs. R"'> ert Merriweather, Mrs. t I*, lien«'ers<-n. Mrs. Kent Ro-siter. Mr*. It. W La"ton, Mrs. Clifford Wal':- OF FAIR PRICES work it out- •auditorium. Mrs. MbihI Tupjjtv* principal, inlrouutod the speaker« among which were A. (I. Wagner, ! one of the tru.Ueo-*, XV. T. I-nwton, county superntendent and Min* Graves, county nurse. Knight E. F. I.nnc gnve a talk on "The Knight­ Residence Telephone 2I7-W ! of the Itouml Table” and presented the parchments to the boys and girls. There was one third year knight, Marlon Taylor who has completed the course in two years. Miss Crave* presented two modern health crusade banners to the school. Eighth grade diplomas lieu lion of Spring Lake and the wore given to Marion and Alien new park Opposite the depot. They Taylor.The children of the school expect to complete n tennis court Inset! the exetvises with songs and in th •near future. ‘recitations which received hearty Elmer Dunn, son of Mr. and M r ;,1applause from the larje audience. Dan i. has been ill for several davi * Mrt. Holmes, who ha- Iteen visit­ El •,(! Wagner entertained a number of hi* friends at nn Easter ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cn • egg hunt at Chuluotn Inn Friday ton Jnrkobs left for her home in altcindon. After the little guest, Texas Thursday morning. Mr. r.ntl Mrs. \V. W. \Vil.*on of had arrived they played several games and then hunted the egg1 Pittsburg tire expected to return to hidden on the lawn and under the Chuluotn about the fir-t of May tree-. Prize* woro given to Mary for a few weeks. Mr Wilson has Jeanette brooks and Floyd for pin- f recently,, purchased a tract of land ninr the ears on the rnhhit and to and is e Icaritig it for cultivation. Marv i lark and Elmer Dunn for! Miss Evelyn Jur ohs entertnine.l finding the largest number of cgg.i., |„., friends nt a birthday party lee rieain and enke were served lie Tuesday night. Music and games •he little host's mother, Mrs. A. (!.' were the program of the evening Wagnei- who was assisted by Mi.*, j and later the young people were Erank brooks and Mrs. Georg.?. served delightful rufipshmcnts by •laeolis. As the guests departed' Miss Jacobs mother, Mrs. (ivorge thex were presented with pretty Jacobs. •aid and eggs and a candy rahMrs. E. E. Trimble. Mrs. N. C. lot a a souvenir of the happy ot- .|lir.(||4S> s . F. l ong. Mrs Wm. ‘ ■'V,""' , ,, ,, ,, , I Jacobs and Mrs. A. b. Hunter, n*lr. ami Mrs. II. 1 ., Moure left toi*sle«l the divisional lAeoting at I Imr-day morning for their «**(•• j Winter Garden Thursday, April P.L no home in Beverly, Muss. I hey Tim principal address was given At L’O, Miss Faye Ferguson, con­ mli return in the fall when Mr. ,,v Mrs. Paul It. White. •xpects to erect a new home on ,, , .. .. , i ert pianist, Hilda herself In- SunMirtj.l i. Mrs. Williams from New t nrk oorporntcU. with ;• board of direc­ Will C Steiner is visiting hiv,*i,ing ^ r- »'"■ Mrs. Fred tors and everything. She is bo- sister. Mrs. A. (!. Wagner at Chu- "'indinjr. Mrs. Wlbiams is an old lioved to lie the lirsl concert artist Ionia Inn. Mrs. Steiner was recent-. Mh” " 1 fri""'> " r Mr*‘ " ,n,ll"hever llannrrd lu this niaiuior. Fhc Kin ramp nt Ft. llcnning (5a., »eMr. Frank brooks and his father, has appeared lit several elltw nsi his discharge lust week. 1 !*• Brooks, left Monday soloist "llli the Cincinnati-sym­ The Chuhiota School had as its morning for Maine. Mr. I' rftnk phony orcheslitv v CHCLUOTA p h o .n o r i IIUDGE, Calif., Aprl 22.— Many ' killed, llH),003 homeless, danger 1 constantly increasing is the new s. from the flooded areas. Some other business should be dropped, such ; as our sentimental interest in Eur- | opeans, their things, needs and armaments, until the Mississippi j problem is disposed of. The country is rich enough to j do it, and it can lie done. One- J tenth the money lent to help Hu- j iopeans kill each other wouM do it, | or one-tenth o f the money lent to | Europe privately, since the war ended. Beat wishes, Smokers. Tampa Tribune. They’ll need ’em. Gilbert I*cnch of the Ix'cshurg ff, Commercial insists that he is go­ ing to pu*. that extra *i’ in Floridan. Why be so egotistical, Gilbert? Renovated It A Chance to Spend Money. In California, JG Eggs, 85. New Style Irrigation. Huy I.and CnnlintiNly. ny AKTHUtv BRISBANE ( tipj rlfthi IflfT tiv lliir (o PA ft p FfV'E TH E SAN FO R D H E R A LD , TU E SD A Y . A P R IL 20, 1^27 _u lJ _i T H E SANFOKD H E R A LD , T U E S D A Y , A faU lJ 2G, I!)27 • j has been introduced In Win The nowest qf indoor sporting classics porridge eating contest for mes n Ipeg. Can., where a hotelKroitv stagedWarner, a a Scotchman you may bi congers uml bell boys l!iir parted in the middle, won it b. sure, who is pictured with callug two quurte In t l i minutes* Seminole Creamery Company l’honc G31 Dix ie n . n : ». Snnfi r J \ C !. ..v. JacksonvRIr A C Ar. Chatt-jaeog.* N t’ Ar. i. Lodi - ! N We believe that we can aid you to c\indiU't youi financial a ffa irs with eafety, conven­ ience and p rofil. We hope lo have the np|)br* tunity to prove our belief to you. A r. ( hirug,, f A . I. . A. .It . . E l . . ) « ilcr.-ici car i. im jiitm , lattt mmj nkif l,fw«<llt*, t f t b »• * in tnc * attUTOT s Aiiwr I, Ta.m. i " .l|f»i (Imi*, ml 1r+itiimgf .Ii **J .lUueeo I k .U * l|. Imo A* 4 SoSHb 1 l Km t I (*•*, Ilwa fi U*, Id l : « ) Dls.s,. n™,l.ta iWU III )U> VtUS JriMrSk IU,M rWaSl .sIm A vIM i Sanford,Fla STRENGTH - fiERVICE - P R O G R E S S fc o itc H i S la v ic \ I ntei-Cstiri �W M r* ; ■ i*<wi ”*#*•••* ® Sn*r*i4 *tk*m*+f4v*r ; :« . ’V*,,‘ J^------ TTTE SAN FO R D H E R A L D , T U E S D A Y , A P R IL 26. 102V i M-JIWUkl'W1 K .H «■■* T'lHii i. imi—m i . » I., — h— r r r r r = r ,= MIAMI BOWS TO SMOKERS IN 2ND „ GAME OF SERIES1! ! l e a d in g m a jo r leagi k h it t e r s NATIONAL LEAGUE Player Club ;; All R ll ITT. llormby, 11 41 17 HI .403 Tyson. 'New York 11 47 12 21 .117 $0"'* Philadelphia, 11 II 13 Iff .429 Lindstroin, New York 11 18 ft 1!) .300 William*, Phiiad: Iphin in 28 11 IB ,205 Leader n year ago toduy: Hornsj,y, St. Louis, .IBB. « ______ “ Y ” Baseball Team To Play Stetson At Thursday #DeLand • I P le n ty Fast 1UUI • .I _ The Cuba made five runs >o too The husebnil team of tho Y. M. eighth inning lmt the Ueda raised C. A. is to meet Hie Stetson Hal­ H its the ante by rcorlng re von times rn Sprint I Allows Only ters Thursday afternoon nt 2 o'­ T ren ch n n l A llo w s Sariuioia IM rm iT ch.miplo.1 H:.h O lv n i y ~ , t a i l l 'o i 't i . . . Hnnlnt ami won clock in DeLand, according to nil \Y It i 1 c Flow ers’ W ildness O nly l ive H its W h ile Ji ■^ A n sw e r 1 i* lU ck u n l I n n l J ^ t(iJ) Klffht i»Hciiv-r were trealnitnounecmcnl made this morning Kimbles Turnlm T o Counter Elates A r e O n lh crin jj 13 In ­ He Will Fight Anyone Ex- 0,j a* thorough ^hellacUini; dmby li. E. Lnmkiii, physical director 3 Runs In First 2 Frames clu d in g T w o C ircu it C louts of the *Y’, who has asked all play­ H ea vy w eig h t mg the frny. . cep l Italian Pitcher (Jcorffu f v*it- tuc ers who can make the trip to noti­ V e te ra n S ta te L ea gu er ............ , . . . . . . . . , whole work* oh the White fy him immediately. SARASOTA, April. 2d—The MIAMI, April 20— rLcfty Sprout By DAVIS J. WALSH downed the Tigers, 7 to fi, lit ten held Miami to foi|r hits and the A llo w s V isito rs Only Colts pounded Jones nnd Nagnlj No practice is to be held today innings. He curbed a Detroit ral­ Tnmpu Smokm. copped the .-croud for 13 hits nnd nine runs und cap­ International New - Service Spur! or Wednesday but following the F o u r H its A n d Is In tured tlm second frame from Sar­ ly'upon relieving Red Faber anu game of the series to even tin* A.'lr.IUl .la l.l’.Atil i, Editor Stetson till there will be a brief G AB li H PUT. workout Friday afternoon and on asota by n score of U to 2. Trent Club NEW YORK, Apr. 2d—.lack ti,en drove in the winning run in count. Tin: visitors scored the only Player D a n g e r Only 1 Tim e hard pitched steady ball for the tho tenth. Alex Mct/.ler. former Saturday after the regular state Dempfa y Inn declared himself. He Athletic outfielder, made his debut tfureo runs of the game in the first Sin,non:, II U'J 8 18 .402 league game, the Rollins Tars are visitors, allowing only five hits. two inning -, I’lowei wildness aePhiladelphia is coming back. with tlie Sox and got « hit. Vinn and Cox scored homo run: counting for the tallies. Tin- local Gehrig, to play the *Y\ llcnny Karr of tho Indians held hurlcr yielded only two hits hut The writer learned Jin : lM «y on 13 17 IB 21 .117 for tho visitors. New York Owing to the fact that no prac­ Corrisl, ’ Tarpon shortstop win iinpcachnblcs authority nnd t*ic> tVio llrown- to foui Lits» \vliiU l»t.- walked four batsmen find hit one. Goslin, tice can lie held regularly when the 12-17 I l 21 .117 league h um is at home, the *V is out of the frame ns n result of in­ : amo source) Washington Mining: r Holloway left the Mi­ victory, tiummn yielded a wicked juries sustained in Sunday's game. Judge, ami tiitt• is, getting two of tho four tome difficulty in getting B 17 .120 having 12 ORLANDO A1J It JI I’ O A E dosed the fact that Dempsey will willow with four hits. WiirhingUni made of Die Smok: I * Bouthjmw. its regular practice session but (lie Celerynicn Counter 1 Foss, The Giants, Rubin*. Athletics 3b ...... . .... rt 1 1 l 3 0 bar m* man, except Paulino, the Koenig, TAMPA team is said to be in good shape Southern Leaguo ami ltcd Sox . t'J'.l KLIM ? J Tinker, 2b....... ....1 1 B 0 • l latter being deemed unworthy of New York In F irst A m i 2 M ore A 11 R II 7>0 A K for the scheduled affair with Stet­ were idle. ■1 *7 1 Leader a year ago today, Flng- son Vinn, as. ... r> l 3 4 -I I 1 tl *.* II tho ex-champion's consideration. V| 1 2b Buckb. Thursday. The outfit is to leave • J 0 II In T he Sixth Stanza Grandio. cf. ... . ..4 fl 0a I understand, too, Hint Dem­ ’’ 3 1 0 1 0 1 VMch, ll the First National Bank Building at 5 t ' if. . 1) I n psey *n announcement has boon in Tito crackers socked iwu Mcmpln/ Ren* Icy. *rZ... l) II J 0 u 2 o ’clock for DeLand. rltehcra for 17 inis nnd won easi­ Johnson, if. 1 *.l i *1 0 n [K BIG FIVE H 0 I) 3 7 (i Bour.r., Setting n pneo that could not be Abrams, lb. ... :i T i 14 0 u the hands of Toxx Rickard for nt ly 11 to I. , ,\ 4 ) G-AB R 1! HR PCT P layer n . 2 f) II 1 stopped except in one short inning, Ix?t\ c............... ....B l •> *» 0 0 least three weeks und that the Homers hv Mdairry und bowler Zcliorn. : i> ‘ II 41 17 IP 2 .403 According to the estimate of a >1 ll ll *9 It (i Hornsby old George Cusnck yesterday out- Trcnchard, p. -..4 i 1 0 4 0 promoter, with a mystcrioils iti- accounted for all Nashville’s runs Blnckxtoc It, rf 11 41 12 10 < • .204 European specialist, there are four­ * > Cobb . . | ) n II II IB ■fttrvcd liis ri al twirier to let the but they were not chough to heat Bbitic*. lit 12 17 8 12 0 .277 teen million bobbed heads in AmeI) n Speak', r 1 1 1 ... 3 Francis i Saints down with four hits mid an Toinlit ........ .32 0 J13 27 15 1) |Dempsey later in the week” , mere­ New Orleans, which won B to I. 12 II 15 12 2 .272 inerica from which 2,500 tons of a 3 0 11 ll 5 ii [tilth . n re* nit the Celerynicn took the SARASOTA Chattmmoga piled up an early Sprmvl, p tl 41 11 1* U .22(1. hair have been sheared or shingled. AB R H I’O A p i t ly in withholding the news until Collins . B in it in l palm’ of the first home aer­ Grant, lb ......... . 4 i I l) ti II the cloak nnd suit men will lie un­ lead find hud no trouble downing 21 2 a1 27 il *i TttlnL ies, 8 - 1. Maloney, rs. ... 3 0 0 *► • **» 1 able to stand the suspense no long- Mobile 8 to r>. In a barber shop and beauty par­ • v..r ’ I George was tho master nil the Knunua, 2h ... ....4 n 1 *it» r4y 0 , er Richarel, it reema, is to lie M1A M1 lor for dogs in London,” England, wny and in only one instance w n Solder, c f....... :... 1 ii 1 •1 0 (1 found guilty again of Hie tbarge All R II I’O A K tho charges for haircut and sham­ Hogan, 1/....... ....4 ii 0 3 0 0 of being a first cln.::i showman. .4 0 II i ll ii Caaonrc*, cf 1) t 1) -1 n (1 Hudgens, c ...... poos vary according to the size of .) 13 II ii Further evidence for the indict­ ll 4 ' Holloway lb •> ll innhign with plcnlly to spare, in Brunson, 3b. . 4 o 1 • 1 ■ > ment in uucstiun wna furnished! n ll tho animal. Tho charge for.tho'aye- JIit1 . Joo Moy,.r> g«nutiMi II 0 Dumii.; •. rf . I LOIHD \ STATIC LEACH'E i pito o f tho fuel that his jn Humphrey, rf ....3 0 i *2, n 1) this morning when be Informed the Bv It. L, Hooker n 0 n (1 1 A T rf Lunfoxl. rage dog is $3.50 mid for a Ft. r e j , ,,f Ripon College in \J'i Won l/.st I V . ^ ■ f r o having a tough aflornt-'ii Jones, p....... .... 1 ii •l n 0 1 boys that a certain “ mysterious II II ti ll n SANFORD . — If .. t n .75(1 Richards 1 L'ernard, $",.()(). jenmdn. Mcj\*r holds the • 1 • 1 hitting Mr. Taylor. 0 0 0 Nnglcs, p, ....... 1) stranger” was enroiito east to rep-* Little excitement. o l) 1 i 1 ii Dull game, Vincent, ib . . .» .GOO! 8 conference record in the 100 m Tampa With two down in first Eddie Small crowd. Bettor. luck all jeu n t Ihftnp-oy. Tho gontlomun Turner, * .... 3 ll 1) i 2 0 Miami ............. — .noi) 3 220-yard events. H*> i> only ! *Wnde drew n wnlk, stole second Totnla ........ .31 •» B 27 12 •9 in uuer.Uon is Gene Normilc, who round next time. Tons o f shoe polish nre sent front sophomore ami hails fiom M: 3 II U *> •i 0 Sarasota ........ , 2b 2 .400 ’ < ’hatin' ; and then went to third on n pas- Odnntla 0D2 100 nn;t--'1 is about as mysterious as a bill­ England to Gnlcuttu to meet the * » II 0 3 ll (1 2 1Bcmihi, 2 .400 ncapolis. Orlmidn . ■ e t l ball. Crowe walked and Wiido Sara at a (111 000 (l()0 2 board advertisement. Hirst nicked Mr. Taylor for n 1Flower.*, 0 M 0 ll 1 0 St. i’ctcr.sburg T 3 ,2Bl» dc.unid o f the natives, who take scored a moment later on an nt•SUMMARY -Two huso ini t: Norjnilc will remain in New pair of safeties that helped the tiie g i cutest pride in keeping their 2 0 0 1 r. (1 Too Late l» Glossily, I'tempted double steal. That was Tinker, Abrams, Brunson, Horn., York us u liaison eontart between obi average. He deserves credit |David, [> -hoc.i ( listening to the highest den ll 0 II 1 0 Dorn, x K I.KAGl AMERICAN first blood. runi: Vlnu, Cox, Sncriflci : Dempsey and Rickard until such for being able tit reach the offer­ Won Lm" •WANTED TO KENT Unfunfr In tho fourth .Take Monitor slnp- Abrams, Trcnchard. Stolen bases: time ns Jack decides to forsake ings of the wild limit, .. 31 0 4 27 12 u Now York . . . Total s 4 ud liouno with 2 or 2 licilrooo I pod a hit past third and was «cnt John son, 2. le ft on basc.c Or­ California for tho land yf the sap 2 Won Lost Pot. within 18lh Street ilmil —Pti St. Louis to second on n perfect sacrifice. lando. 0, Sara so to 4. Double plays: which is here. My information t iTaylor's only fault was that he 7 2 .700|8yot x-Bittted for Domingo in Till, 7 B V. liinglon ......... St. Louis ■Khaw. Paint mun.igor, cracked a Maloney to Ktuimis to Grant. t day is. that Dempsey will reach thought everyone used a telephone 7 4 .5311*___________________________ Kcbie by innings: 1 2 Pittulnirgh .. Detroit Base on balls, o ff Trcnchard L; , single I f . to Jell. and Jnko camo in Now York about five days itcfoic { ne-lu I'm* a I, Tnthjm . . . 210 dim Otin 6 B Phihfdolphia 7 1 .,'2,j From tho straw tit I’liiltidolphia ! with tho tyrng yfnfr run. Bryan got a Joitps 2; Nagel 2 Hit by pitcln-r; the Jiminf Mnloiiey-.Iio I, Sharkey Miami 000 Dill) 000—0 Cleveland 0 7 I .OF*» among tho two thou.-aiid inejj New York (Hudgins). By light Hi-lieiluled f*»i- May ID. ihit to center and then tile bags by Trcnchard , You should have septl, Bill |mke. ......... B 7 •Jlfl!! BO iton . 8 5 .571 the University of Southern fi j were muled on JTisbio’n inUplny Jonoti (Tinker), llitj o ff Trcnch- -TJm “ work" wilk then fro in for Hungry, as ii uak Roila water in | Fummarjt: Bauble plays,’ Boiizn CbicOgo ............. •> 8’ .200 Chicago l i* .Iti forniu, it was found th::t 'nr Boston .................. ^Ml FuukY. roll. r. Co a It imro nrd, B in 1): Jones 7 in .'1 Dempsey to challenge/ tho win­ one hand food in the other. Mouth |to Buckley to Barm -i; Bour.a to ...2 8 .272 men* ran far behind 'home low j Cincinnati fdown and tho next hatter was tak­ Nagel, (1 in 5 1-!). Umpires: Rup- ner, with the ultimate survivor to full. A home rim an the diamond Paines to Buckley; Buckley to Bar- I 2 It) .151 us preferred husband*. Brooklyn __ NATIONAL LEAGI K en care of by Crown, who threw Imn and Plob. . go on in Ihu din nip ions hip meeting mill Homebody would hhV" been ite*. Stolen base - Beasley, Buck-] to the pints to force Shaw. It end­ with Tunney. Rickard previously clicked to death. |ley, Hpruwl. Struck out by iJavis, 2. j ed when Crowo nUo threw out 1ms hc|d out for Dcntpsoy to meet —-----Bare on halls— Off Flowers, 4; off | Aiistln. Paulino. :n Hint lie would have $$?*£?& Cusack's curves broke Just about' Du' is. 2. Hits Oil k lowers, two sci i f f|nuli*ls an ! an Inter­ us pretty as anybody1* curves a>" iti 11-3 innings; off Davis, 2 Tins Qelprymen forged to the — >f mit*’ i luil! uk'-w in in ' i vinS ihat co.dd break. And George 1ms got in 72-’,t imdnga. Pafr <1 ball- Ben; from with the load that gave them the gnmu in the ti::th. J’ri.-bie neither Maloney not) Sharkey 'eui. AMERICAN LEAGUE 1nin. Sitcrifive - Barnes, Buckley, wultied it) tttivvl (L. Wndo gtfL mi shewn anything but thu light idea. Cleveland II; St. Louis 1. ______ I Bouza, Hchoror, fipfowl. Hit by infield hit to Taylor ro d Crowe But Dempsey has read Paulino New York 4; Washington B. W. M, McKinnon and N. H. Gar- l'>l< her — )»y Flowers, (Baines.) perifiecti them 1 both along tho Chicago 7; Detroit i! (II) in< right off tho gallows. and Kelly. paths. Friable scored on it wild ninga. " What would I gst in meeting tierr sat and shivered through the !!,!.nil’lrc/ , 1L'd<'> i' k* -s air. Both carried ligiited fu r-!* M " , —*• '*'’ pitch and Wade counted when that guy7” he its quoted ns having affair Boaton-Pliilndclphia cold Johnson took srvernl minutes to di'inatided of friends. ' I emit nure.i in their mnutlis. nick up n roller from Meyer's Inti. prove anything by licking him. i'll NATIONAL LEAGUE Frank Simpson. Ntuvroofi, Gn., JpJJrat sent one careening o ff tbe ho willing to take on tho Shnrkev* Clnnnmiii 11; ( ’ hlcago p, Raid in o f the third baseman nnd Malnuev winner as the bert man In will arrive Bat unlay to Join tinPhiladelphia 12; Boston -I, ‘ Bailey drow a pass but Walla • St. I. >uia I; l’itt>biirgh 0. the field and then go after Tun­ dub. Simpson is a catcher and * lid to lie one who can : lap the old ending it by flying to right. ney." 1ll ly three I chl doled. However, 1 understand Demp­ apple all over the lot. He will a«-< Thi'sCore: sey's objection to Paulino is not sumo the place of utility catcher,1 YESTERDAY’S HOME RUNS. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE hared altogether on ethical made vacant when Reese Allen Rochester D-B; Bonding **-ll. St. Petersburg AH It II I’O A E NATIONAL LE \Gl 15 ’ * Toronto Jj Baltimore 1 ), ground, although them nyo few left for home. * » 0 0 Kutthu, rf. . i ii D y* Sen*on*k I priso fighters who really ran take *» 0 Others poatponed cold. Meatncr, 2lu .... 3 I 1 8 w J'layi r Team No. Total ] their ethics or lot them alone. Allen ir to be nunuigor of the 0 Brown cf. 1 (1 0 .3 1 Dmitbil ( ’arelinnl* I I SOUTHERN A8SOCI \TION •Still sordid commercialism must Manchester, Gn., baseball team. Stow, If. ______ 4 0 1 1?. 1 II Atlanta II; Memphis -t. enter.into tho situation nt limes Bryan, If............ .3 0 1 1 n 0 Mobile B; Clinttnnooga M. AMERICAN 1.1.At.I E Wurt Warner lurked from Litre und it tines :*i here in this way: Funk. 3b. _____ t II II (1 4 .1 I Bcnutors I Dempsey realises that thu last stands. Ho didn’t wear an over­ Goslin S. John son, ri. 1 0 0 0 2 (1 New Orleans G; Nashville 4. Birmingham-Li ttlo Rock not lio rim get out of n clmmplnmdiip coat either. F,. Aufctin, g. ....-.3 0 1) 4 1 l) THE LEADERS fight is about $200,000 even if lie Taylor, p...... — . ..3 ll 0 1 *> 0 tclicduled. National league WUliamr, I won from Tunney, He, therefore, Arrhie Ilctts, crntche nnd all, \VH*on 2; ’ T o tn H ....... ; . 31 1 4 21 13 0 . S. ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION . figures to make niueii more nut of occupied a ;ca t directly behind the Hornsby 2; Harper 2 Columbia 0; Aril villa 2. ill's him bout, provided thd oppo- plate, i ’ripples enjoy baseball, Wehii 2; Wrightstone 2. ofoiSanford Afl R H PO A E Charlotte 2; Knoxville <1. American I,eagne Gehrig I; m nt is light, lie doesn’t think even though they cant return to fieri. !oy, **f. j.... „4 n 0 0 0 0 Ruth 2; Simmon* 2; Tobin 2. Paulino would draw enough in work for awhile. Frilbia, w. . ... 1 i 0 4 *1 1 ' Greenville 2; Macon t>. *1 *1 1 <n u 1 Spartanburg f»; Augusta (l, make the thing worth hi« valued V m h , i r. r6 lime ami attention. CltrwoJ’ 3li...... . *1 ii 0 T 4 0 Lavorito Hurt was Uie official On tlm other Imml. lie believea ballyhoo man for n group o f fans 4 n 1 i u (1 SUlITItEASTERN. LEAGUE . UyenQ 2b. that either Sharkey or Maloney from around the vicinity of IkilIpUrst. If. . . 1 0 «• 4 0 (1 Columbus 2; Selma 7. Montgomery .’t; lVn.-;ucola B. would help him bring in n million lltiilcy, ll>. .3 (1 J n () (1 Savannah It; St, Augustine 10. dollar gate aej, lming the key-man metto and Uommereinl Avenues. Wnllitco, c. 1 <1 0 4 1 II Jnek <'>nvillc t); Albany 13 (8 of tlie situation, bo will insist on a p. CUMtek, p, u 0 U a ll Fred Dorner wan over in .one V innings). Tires A n d Tubus cut of 27-12- m r edit or $275,IKK). In brief, the boy is thinking in corner, without'much to any. Totalis r, 27 2 4 27 in •1 Tlie Grca(e*i Tire Value Ever AMERICAN ASSOCIATION .. v* rv critical figures, as always. With few rxreprh.n*, every luime, faster than the many cities nnd town* Offered And Guaranteed By The Kansan City 2; Louisville 7. If In* con nmkd his present plans •St. Pntrisblirg 000 100 00(1— I e'Try fnjuxry and r\ cry ,com?nerci.il if serves. Firestone 'lire «Y Itulihcr Co. Milwaukee 0; Indianapolis 10. stand up. be will have at least a •lay 002 OOx 2 Hanford bustnru in (be I lorId.i Power &- LI5 I1I Experienced Investees are always on Minneapolis B; Toledo < ’ • (12 in* half million dollars to show for bis ■ Summary: Jinan luilln o ff Tay Company’* mritorv u.c* one or mote tlie look-out for a well-managed Com­ We also o ffe r Ilea! Values como Itack und —bo fondly be­ .■ lor 0;’ o ff Gtt.-ack 2: I'asnd ball nings), of the service* gf tbi» Company which pany whose business is steadily Increas­ St. Paul 8; <lolumbuc D, in lieves— tlie title. 1 ; Auslini-Sft Wild jiitch Taylor. mppllcj liiectrlclty, Clai and Ice. Stop ing a growing Company. That is one i ay lor 4; by Cttuoik r.nd think n moment of the important reason why so many people are putting J •'}. Sni rlfico hits. Brown, Wade O L D F IE L D parr nc. upied i’ y tills Company In the their savings to wotk in Florida Posvcr | ) ( 2 ), G l o v e , M v it. aii'l l l i r i . ev cry day life and growth of Florida. So Cl Light Company $7 Preferred Stock. Tubes I u k of g.mio 1 :-ls. Untpiros clotcly is 1 lie Florida Power Cl I ijjhc J-ohr nnd Melkle. The follow in g figure* reflect the $1,611 30 x 3 'A ........ $ Company allied to the progress of (he grow th o f Florida Power t«. Light Start that tlie Company must grow even Company. 82-10 31x1 .......... $11.80 Locals Get Only 5 Blows O ff Taylor. J League Standings Base Hits Results O f Games SI;; ...... ; This Also Grows in Florida l BaseballSiatisiics In Major Leagues J l } t t i i i ■ p r«$ Io tte Today’s Schcd.ulc F T -"-------------------- — -----------------FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Bt, JVtorr.bmg at Sanford;’ irlmi/b, ut Sum sotu. Tampu qt Miami. AMERICAN LEAGUE Ft. Loom at Cleveland. LYaxhington nt New York. Jatroit Chicagaz i hitudclphin nt Boston. NATIONAL LEAGUE .riltebuigh ut St. lxnds. «'bi< r ■ ‘ Cluriunutl. Bmilou at, Phiiadclpliia. ♦ --------MobiltriU g ’ haiini o »ga. "N ow (JruEi^ fi< 'tic. irmiogritoi ut IJtllo Rock, hinta ut Mcmphia. AM Kit ICAN ASSOCIAT’ON ■HfrUkee ul Iniiiannuolls. is t'ity ut Louiavilie. at Columbus. ’Toledo. Are You Putting- Dollars I As Well As Days l Behind You?’ \ S & vs I t 'S t h e s a m e t h i not a s * b e in d nexr door k»*m* 0 ■•••* ^ l.ca f by leaf as the calender grown thinner, your bank Imok Hhould he ReUing "fillle t ". Re sure that vnu ^row richer as you ifrmv older. We ar,- not much further away from you 4 ban your phone. Our Huppy Clumber in a hunller. On Hie Jnli—<iuit-k a* a telephone I lash, Bet uh on Hie phone. 32x l . .... $12.10 32x1! • .... $ 10.00 3 3 x 1 ! i ........ $ 17.55 29x4.40 ........$ 8. H) 29x 1.75 $Ui.5D 2 9 x 1 .0 3 ... . $! 1.80 30x 1-95 . $12.2(1 30x5.25 .. $13.65 31x5.25 . $11.20 30x5.77 . $16.00 a $3.10 $3.25 $3.30 Numhrr ■f C i.lnmrfi............ ................ H07; -r( ui i , M.t.t,.............................. KW ll r d-.trjrlty Pr-^lii c l ...................... tr)rUy PijKtueed. $2.20 M 01 n l 1 rsntotisiion l. n r , , . . . , M dr* *>f P .Irihulion I•triet i M I , Thoui.riH C a . n . b fO m Out»ut $2.45 < $2.75 $3.05 $3.10 $3.65 .’i.’ixti.nn $ 17.00 $3.05 W e Install These Free O ifi- fl u y y o u r 1 | 1t e a r l ; : ; eharoa fro m j . t hio o cCoornni o rf tr Phone 207 ■■ - mub«> >f fpf ...... . : m e - .I.... I men. * *-■ 1J • | i tv. 1st S t. q j ^ I V f '. C m your £T . H*mt w ?* Com* *W ,n H ! Dt*in **n e% epa r tm e* n'* t ’J , •. „ , t o A o j t .itiJ ' . . .1 .,t i i o o 1 * tt* i * T “ | n to iL j\o h h .tt M . u n » i i u J i . ! i .n ,. i c n u ! t i, c f Vout II..n1: ._____ _________ r 7- T ilt) \ .p u n y nint’/t- | «' h o n f A y i - i ih - '-*~m I - 1 stifft Tel 803 ■v ^ »l ares you J 7 P n /rrre d St w It on | l:« « y ,l, "*yii.riu, l• . . >■ , Ot _;ii) J.rr J .-ir ,* . I r ;—” ; ■ , ., , . ]u , | _ motslb tml ■ ■„ , •t i. , , „ r , ’ <7.' o r e o u r M /e i. ills 15,71 2 $10,104,Vii Itirrraia i r.fot 5 (J.570.9M 64 7 419 tl.lti'J 11 61.JW 8J.J11,u.* I I I O ltID A PO W K R St L IG H T CO | P rtfcrm l Bto> It P ep l., Mia-nl, P looda. . <M. ,U X In r inettina your rrqu’ rrm ent.) tiny cnipjoyp [ 111 W . 1st S t . in 150,J74,**.10 7V ) Year KnJtJ Mar. 31, 19:7 171.15: • :i 213.8S5.S91 877* I.977* intWi* 114 13H.34A »U.4C'i..;24 yiocli />(i\s dividends every 3 months nnd it's SAVE p a n y —t h a y A . D. Rosier 101,658 i.v*a M'l.lh HI r lift Dadtj KW lit. ; l . -tJti.ugt, , , ........................... ftjure* are at of De-ember JI, 192fl. $2.65 FIR ST N A T I O N A L D A N K PANTOKD, I L dlllllA . Y«ir LnJnt Mu. 31. I C ite ~ 1 j ;,> | shares. I I I, ''< ****> ti �THE SA N FO R D llE H A U ), TU E SD A Y Lified Rates r Tr»n,‘*0i0° *«»u^1** w* yo; CHIROPRACTIC — Adjustments 12 For that tired run down condi-'] — lion is just what you nec((— puts pep in your slop. Phone 482-J. For W'j appointment. Dr. W. E. Mhc-D ouj pal. ph( R. I r. ITI'S ,tI" Let iwn,n,| charged H«*22d »"* wora I will ho roliOM- ^.Uand collector X ,nin* for payment, orders am pajr*•*»«* of publication. .. n%. FfCtlV* Ju1,?1j o:(iVcV i>y n : » « £ $ u . h * i tne J: Wl»“ , y ,wlHl"n.” " t i l iJ 'mori than one • therefore S S S S u notified nt -^ueis’CR OHDljWi av s is «j&sfrsr“ ’ J t u i numhered for .. they are madefence, i . „ umPr**l5» under ' nfh h®*<1* j ^ i d e - u p alphabet* rn ItATR 8CHKDULK _l„» schedule toll* .olid «d« from ,7 II word* for one to 'i j . When centered •rdered. each line will „ e word.. j rit. .ppHe* to encK > Vo'S? 1i»e. t« or I3.S0; nda | “ . than 15 wonln 4 ii 11 word*. I.. Perkins — •Huborjfoshct headquarters for Collegiate Clothes. 110 First Street. BUILDING BLOCKS Irrigation boxes and general cement -work Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Ter willcgor, Prop. LANEY.S DRUG STORE — Pre­ scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We fire! ns near you as your phone. Call 103 THINK—If you are thinking of building, why pay the Architects several hundred dollars for plans, when you can get the same frciy, and keep your money in your poede et . For further information sca SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS. V. C. Collet, Prop, Building Con­ tractor, General Shop & Mill Work and House Painting, 115 N. LUMBER and complete lino of building mnterinl. Ixnv prices. Security Lumber Co.. “ Where Good Grades Como From’’ Mnplo and Sixth. Phone 71)7. Phonograph Repairing Piano Tuning By experts with 17 years exncrienco. Sanford Music Store nnd Gift Shoppe Room 10-&.11 McLander Arcade Phone K32. CONCRETE in every shupc nnd form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod­ ucts Company, Fifth ami Maple Sts. Phone 112-W. CLARENCE SMITH General Contractor (inn West First Street lit Phon? 441 CLEANING, PRESSING, DYING —“ We do it Better,” Try us. Ueynl Cleaners and Dyers, J. C. Jackson, 206 Ei st Second St., Phone 4« 1-J. Wanted 1SMALL —house for rent, Moll I onville Ave. Call 83(I-\V. buy tractor tr harrow. FOR SAI.K FOR RENT: Five room house, 717 West First St. Apply E. E. Pape, 2 Bungalows as above with nine 10 acres plowed ami fenced, com1321 Oak Ave. Phone 70H W. hinution eitrus and trucking land. U — Rooms Without Hoard Ideal for poultry. On hard stir- • faced road. $C,600.00 Terms $500 NICE SLEEPING— room TEACHERS HOME, - furnished cash, balance ffiO per month. N o' tie mait at $12.50 a month complete. Close to schools. Ac­ interest. nisi, 5-room apartment, fir comodations for ten. Four entranc­ private hath, lights and wr es, two baths, Ilot and cold water, 2 Bunpalows, five rooms and hath, .......... l». no children. :t gas electricity. Double parage acres planted to Tangerine*. On Ave. Phone 7-lti-J. Terms with or without menls. Ad­ hard surfaced road, f7.000.nn. $500 dress Rox. W. care Heritld. cash, balance ^.T0 per month. No < fiNNEfTING BEDROOMS, :t 1J interest l ost St. Impure lUJ Elm FIVE ROOM modern house in Isndi Arbor, alt conveniences: Hainiinii k land $100 per acre. Near garage, G. S. Witmer. I’. O. Rox railroad. Citrus laud witli Lake Furnished bedroom Frontage on land road sit $125 per acre. < hulunta Company 17— Business i'lnces For Rent • luduotu Fla. ATTRACTIVE rooms to rent for stores or offices at I’nrk Ave. and Commercial Street. W. M. DOt RLE garage, cement float i, Young, Owncj, 208 Park Ave., op­ light and water, I rooms, screen posite Court House. porch bathroom, hot and cold wa­ ter. 2 blocks from First Street, on palmetto. Apply 30ti E. Jth St . side entrance. COM FORT A RLE furnished home tOOM —furnished apartfor sale. $1000 cash, balance >20 per month; also small' easy monthly payments, riiuluotu Gindrrvillc. $0.00. Phon*1 Oftico, next Masonic Bldg. 20ii Palmetto Ave. FIVE ROOM 'RUNGALOW:i/ocut TWO FURNISHED 1-room ed on corner in Sanford Heights, apartments, till Park Av l-nrge rooms, welt constructed, mcr ilnt.s. Phone 2.r>l. plenty of windows, largo porches, complete bath room with shower. ISIILl) ■garage npartmeu, Elect lie range nnd water heater and pleasant; price reason Two bed rooms, large living room, 03 tin on Ave. Phone 058-V. etc. Owner lives out of the city and is willing to sell at less than -apartment for rent present value. $100 cash nnd $75 e. Corner 11th. monthly will buy the property. Rox 711, care The Herald. <>K THREE — furnished ekdeping rooms, $20 and ?.lu PARK AVENUE RESIDENCE:— li- '.im v Ml, within easy walking distance of the heart of Sanford. An attractive CLEAN—i Apartment I and 2 house on large lot. Double garage rooms; Kitchenette, private bath, two hod rooms, living room, kitenhot water. Welaka Apartments. rn nnd dining room. Complete Phone :ti»7--L bath room including shower bath. Rain water tank, house is partly FURNISH ^ — Apartment, cool furnished. Price $(5500. Only $250 and <|iiiet space for car. 1000 rush required. Box -b'll care The Sanford Herald. Union Ave.< lo — Apartment For Rent HADDOCK STEAM TRESSEM —Clesning, pressing, tailoring (05 S. Palmetto Avenue Phone F URNTSIIHD A PA RT ME NT t4l-J. Three ro«»ma ami hath, all mod era comenjeneeii, good location leasonable rent. Phono 8J1-J, The Roof Ev ,nd l'cund nil ITlulus id galvanized THREE-ROD.M burnished apartnnJ in Woolworth’a Cowan. Oak »»<‘,it. Apply Mrs. A. K. powers iter ran have them hy Ut liaralil and paying j MATRESSES properly ronnvuted; Til DM Furnished apart cne day service in Sanford, by nunt Sanford Matrons Factory. Phono -----OSr SANFORD K*w Sanford Booster laying bundi of celery , ftudebakcr Agency Cai>;c Co. (. NE NICELY — furnished apart merit, all modem conveniences Phone 207. niRVSI.KIl P1I.I.KU .MOTOR CO k,at loth st. Phono C9S G— Help INan till (M ale) DODGE n and (Italian! Trucks Mi St. Phene .1. I COWAN Auto and duel nu t.-il worki Numentul sheet meiai 51C-W. 207 French Am. r0P.i> n ucK c o Uu'ndiu Ave. Phone 3(57 FURNISHED--. Apartment, unstairs. with screened porch: garage WANTED— 2 hoys with bicy­ 011 Park Ave. Intquire 007 Park cles for Herald routes. Must h Ave. hustlers. Apply Herald. TWO rooms, kitchenette nnd butlr SALESMAN— Wanted to sell lie beautiful outlook; ydl improve most popular automobile on the ments; attractively furnished, market. All answers held confi­ moderate rent by week. Young's dential. Box W-H care Herald. Apartments, office iUO N. Park Ave. , S— Financial THREE-ROOM FurnMin! ment. Apply Herald Office LOAN!' AN UN LIMIT ED i-uppU m ........ nt all times, hnndr-d. of liom* PSLMAUMDNS owners are taking ndvantnge of (t, nl Automobile c our ensy-paynienl loan*. (J'lii k s r b'< ^»Avr. p|« vice*. J. if. j. ti -f'ii, 112 East Ncc- ra olid St. Phone till. 1G— House WANT TO BORROW $150 for six months, can give good uccmity. Phone til LARGE —bouse for] rent, Address Widow, care Herald. i revel al pieces furniture, JfANIZINC WORK Apply 1108 Myrtle Aye. JhOUID CAR T||;iMONEY’ —To loan on improved (iedral-.lo iiusincss and resiedntiiil THREE ROOM cottage, bath I- L ltalti riiM. Property in Sanford. Address ®®tftr» l handled deni conveniences, near \ Loan, l*. O. Rox 503. City. fair. 131S E. 4th. Phone h’>7 ■■nrial Avenue 10— Lives! - roit.i 'J,4 Hi :cii rt iniiiut not 11|(« 1Lr estimates Radford I!' I- <r, INC 105 Oak A ve •acne II Service U;\N V(U |; MOUSE for rent, seven rooms, baths nnd h oping pi rcli. 2-car gar CHICKS We hatch from ihor age. 111!' Park Ave. Apply 4201 (Highbrends only specialized i. Park Ave. or Phon? 121. Red i $10 a 100. Orlando Hatchery Orlando Fla. 1 1— .Miscellaneous FOR SALE— Well established pay­ ing ladies shop. Reasonable. Sick­ ness cause fer selling out. Phone 570-J. >°°V^ To SLii , - SThatl.m . THE BUTTCR MARKCT BY T H G -------^ TiMC Tl)C IS P iPC O f , TH£V RC VUOFKiNG Hi CAHOOTS ON THC D L a l .) e h ? CM FINE A FACE ? OF VAJrtoT ? A MOOSE. ER ^ r r --C - A amT e a Te R? V I - I - B E G r ---------- ; js t y l e c o t x y , ) WiTrt SO U B / v-IAsjd T ’ SOvic? 1 f a c e - B o T O' \COURSE y o C ! ’w- j.XCOOLDm'T — > *1iTrtEw'O 'THiMK' \ l t*r vn/aej \ )m o ose a a M , . B u v icrt o A\ BAM AVI A S « -W-— Ktrcirt E "T DLD n O T b F\f\Mur '• M U P A T \ I ',Ul~F '/ ClCJT 0» XI» SISV1CC. ISC, i ' ll HMCClV rtl€> DOGGONE. O F F J V\Tti> \NJrtor I'l l . DO «. F E L L E R S v.vAfT M O UT StOE. ./ -A / SLOCW Star Runner $5000 INTEREST EUEN /U0R£ STARTLING THAN THAT.' ^ LT'S ABOUT POP —VOU KNOW TYTYT BOUGHT A POP C0KN IT.AMTAT(ON—YNCLL P cP 'S SE T COT TO OCT CONTROL OF A FACE , VNELL. -Th e T S NOW IS THE TIME TO HUY I HAT FARM AND STAR! SOMETHING We are all going back to the farm where real values will al-1 ways prevail, .lust now is the time: to move a few miles from Sanford and start that chicken farm nr.l raise vegetables for the home mar­ ket. .Inst such a place can bo hid on the Sanford-Orlnmlo road about three miles from Sanford in the high and healthy oak ami pirn1 section good for citrus fruits, good for poultry and good for all kinds of vegetables. Thirty acres, nigh and dry location for a homo ami four acres in muck for vegetables or hiilbs—it will raise anything —the man who wants to work ran make a good living from this place. If vou ore interested add res.s OWNER, cure Sanford Herald. Any reasonable offer and terms will tie considered after you bnve seen tho property. Here’s Captain Fred Alderman ol the Michigan Stato relay team, considered Iho backbone of the • for San- quartet that performed In sensnproperty, itonal fashion til the Texas relays. 5 ac t s, 15 The team is considered a probable ed lo c; I- winner of the Ohio reluys Into in core Her- I April. H e W h o Lauffhs L ast VfrtAT IS tT.CrtlCK HAVE YOU BEEN MARRIED‘“ DID YOU GET M R«tse, V OR WHAT? . LOMGr '? — \rtUV-\? - T ' M A M M O T V A C A V JE • P E R M E M 11VERW j ' MO'.M i G E T on rear of SMALL COTTAGI -TT-ttMu "fi-UMi-v ^ lot on Magnolia Avenue. A desir­ PALMETTO AVENUE LOT. I C-rOT "T i m e F E R \ V l ' f able place to live while building a M O kDaEW i M '? X laiger home on the front of the north "f Hughey Street. Will sell lot. Owner is in need of n little 1for less than cost if taken at once G O T OTrtER S T U F F ( ( A /• Address S. B. S tnsh and will sacrifice tin? pinto Easy terms. -T* D O 'S ID E S O U V ilM j / \ v U ‘ ; Care The Sanford Herald. i.it less than Its real value. $50 cash A D O G GOME DOCr J A ' C J/ land $50 monthly buys it. flox N. $25 CASH AND $10 monthly will care Herald. . A R O O k l' ENJEW J . y 'O t . '. ' buy well located lot on Laurel { M O R M lK i } / S T V 7 W\\* Avenue. This property is dose in FOR SALE—Two lots in Oak Hill and is surrounded with good look­ and two lots in llurna Vista $1550 each, casli payment midterms to ing homes. A fine site for a suit purchaser. Box xz care llnr- home. Rox A. II. C. care Herald. nld. . PARK AVENUE LOi -gust soil h of Thirteenth Street, facing cast, 20— Form s j -pr Sale can bo bought fur $2,750 on any reasonable terms. This is an ex (•client bu nt ion for a Dupl:x Apartment House. Bo:; 100 care The Snnfoid Herald. BEST BUY IN AGRICULTUR­ AL LAND In The State Of Florida In the flowing well district near FORT MELLON CORNER LOT.— Sanford, with clay subsoil. On In first section, will sell for $2,000 . the highway and one mile from on terms of #25 cash and $10 j l>. R. station. monthly. Address llox 101 caul I i Thu Herald. • Already cleared. Perfect I drainage. Virgin soil of unsurpassed fer­ tility. will glow anything. 1,000 Acres in units o f 5 ncr>«, a* many as vmi want. AT A PUB K JjO LOW IT WII L “ Make Your Ih ad Swim'' Home Seekers, Here Li Youi L bailee It.May Never Cone Again If you can make a snail cash payment and finance your fir-t vA/rtW Mcnr^ERe C x t X Cx^r\-{ crop, it will easily pay for the land. If you arc looking for a "Snap" Here It Is See Me At Once 2G— .MiKi’clIani'ous For Sale W. N. YOUNG Rarguins la'Real Estate Park Ave. mid Commercial St. PIANO, - $150. Scliiinmnn upright maliogaay. $125; boy'a bicyclo $5; $05 Savage repealing rifle. $22.50; $150 ele trie self heating washing machine, $18. Inquire '2101 Palmetto Ave. WE HAVE —Three Improved —Celery Farms, will trade for town pioperty nothing hut values considered. Baldwin & Brown TWO RUGS for sale. Phone 88. buggy, g o o d condition Avenue. TWO REFRIGERATORS — Goad condition; priced r e a s o n a b l e . P ie r •nu Ijukin, Inc. McLander Arcnda Phone 880. C fOlK'J - J0i~ /vNELL-ijrt-'WUrt GOT •Art FRMIM' P A M F in e - B a f Oo m V S O rt "Ti-Unv^ T»-\’ HAMOLE »E> 'TOO Tning Bldg. N. Park Ave Sanford Fla. FOR BARGAIN'S SCRUGGSSCOGGAN REALTY COMPANY Phone 735. No. 1 Masonic T r.ipb*. The stove sale Is now on my on tire stock nt cost. J). W. Short MeLander Arcade. Bv William OUT OUR WAY CAHOOTS N0TBIHG f SiMPLT MCANS THAT \ T v r e s gonma have To b oy b o t t c r J FOK IRS COFH FROM P O P THEM WAT4SH / THE PRtee 60 Flying? »— a n d w atch i T he- DOUGH R ou- INTO THE_____ J'x GUHN FAMILY ------- ------------------ — ( Y/ELU,TUATC£RTmKLY V t a k e s a ioad c t p f l Vv O0H MINDS -J— -* 1*2?.' V.T'1. " < II -. 2 'e 1*1* •' *!» MHWCt. I»c- QUANTITY' of hard wood Oak and Pine CUt ill length-, m>I<I "ch ap" lo clear and haul awuy. Address P. O. Box 857, Sanford, Fla. Sewing machine, floor lamps, vikmini cleaner, dinner china, child’s l»ed, oil heater, folding screen, typewriter. Inquire no. 5 Rosecourt Apts. ‘VIOIVI’N pop NVCLL,W£'ve FALLEN OFF TjOilR MINDS a uctlc How) D o T o o Be h in d JN O U R P i l l s m n o figure t h a t ? UDoT DIDN'T KNOW WHERE ViJ TUI<»J — /JCVN WE'LL STfUKKLThroogh a little Y/HILC l-ONf-.l R AND \ T orn to fo p / J v "“ SHI � 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 26, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 26, 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/f6d9cd6ff8fa676a9b2cc895d9f00320.pdf 5e63b63c45926800d20d600c5a2c5b5d PDF Text Text THU WRATHXK F a ir tonight and T hur’day; gcntic vnrinhfi* wihds. Extreme north­ west Florida fair tonight and Thursday. pin tle to moderate southw est wind*. rtternalional No v s Service iMember Audit Bureau Uf Circulations S A N FORIf. F LOR! D A, WE IVS i s I) A Y A PR 11 N U M 11ER 2 2 HIE FLOODED REGION KANSAS CITT •C- i 'u L j' j -Ja l S iO V »f. I.OCH Ottawa «oscr,oU Attorney Reads p l a n s m a d e f o r K fc n se M a k e s OBSERVING M U S K L ^ S u p p re ss U W E E K JN S A N F 0 R D »Chen b n d e i ( .h u r i.h t,s S(..im ,lB [lirpcj, IS v l a i m [u * __ d D etails O f T h e ciuii( ,\mi Theaters Will Co-Operatt To Make Observation M>)>t Widespread In City History Hottshnldor’.s A irKmlriicnt For •Stalnakcr Measure Would Finalize Officers Making Search’ Without Anv Result ipril.INtJriELD NRW A fkCOMJMUt'f. M.WiIlH uUfjyjA*.! Riie.Ki.rooT tl] UAKB “Leeway (liven For Root logger,” Is Cl: Proposed Amendment Killed After Long Debate Today Oil Flour Of Lower* House T \ LLA11AKKE 13, -t r iiin v i.c . seu-.mii.. Apr. » NTnuuAjt MAiiKi.n iiti:i Font sMtTft .iKMpnia IHNN. COIIINTII • LtrtLl; nocK*,V ’ liNOI-UOdi ALriumii:n?o 27— Finest <•» * |1NK) -fto|:i*i ntutivi, bhr nf Sanford today <»f, Hn Panel* IhcnM • nf iliv rlty ur.> t'i i’.H.p.'r fIP«u-lm il mi nmcndiut n t' to the Stal'lUrCu O i l l n--iking th» nut. nil ojinor ------ . . 'vain* of Music Work, fi.nn .May nnki r Search nml Seizure bill mukof HOUSE. LONG I-*- t In May 8, non of I In- m t su • it a mi '.leiiiea ir fur nhy officer riTY ^ Y., A p r. 27. ec ful fdmv the yearly event l»r to hi ,t anil search a ra r or any ' " ' i .Vi iii o «**••. came of nationtd u!id even intii other vehicle if in. liquor is found. tj_.JI. rtry Jlinil t* ■’ ; nutimi.’il ininarlnnc », nceurdini: in The petially for such misdemeanor Would he a fine of SHOO or imprisconfession, giving a dr- . A i l J. It. Colclough, chnirntan , f the b ru ta l :d a y - the committee which i hainllin ormieri* up In tlx months in the /. i uir.ingrm t'U f<v the week in th cc.inty jail, under iho proposed Albert S njdi'E • 1 intercuts ot th ■ >uif.L* Depitri'iioig u me nilment, whldh drew fire from several other reuresi n ta tIvcn. Jlotf.r iloiltinvr. '*'•'••’• uf the Kniiford Womnn’: I’luh. llourholdi r declared that ho ,1 , j,irv bv District Programs In the 1-liiir h *1•i 1,1 _*' ■ , o n j Si mmy will begin the week wanted to safeguard the public 1? Ricnai 1 *’• throHelmut the haltmcc cf the from unwarranted searching when •gjjiy at tin' tria l nr p. ial features in the the officer" involved Im l no search hi- I’ntli Ur wn Snyder ivhrols mill theatre*, together Win mill*. Rep. Weeks of Holmei fought the amendment, .! H aring that people hIic j M live above nuipicion and t h e y '•oil'd not bo stopped. He poire favorably for the search mil r olr.vro measure. irder A r e ^ Albert J. Beveridge Parses Away At His Ilonteln India­ napolis A fter 'tv.o WeekH illness Of Hc.’.rt Trouble CATS UITIAIIDGAV eiui. gnnr::>-yiii sath Comes Punn) Unexpected Reiap FnpitiJ Mourns Veterans Lvtri Coiblidge Offer INDIANAPOLIS. In!.. Apr. 27 — (IN S)- P»-Senator Albert -. lleveridjje, rta, died «t Ids homo here twl’iy ilmic r.it illto* a of two weeks, from heart ti-uV c. Dprth ennio ill «* s ’ Iden r.diin-o, n.eordinR to Hr. Charlc* 1*. Miner<( ii o'. ludiUniii*.' i . Ileverldge’* i Up Meek* nan nr. w i.iu n ’ Sydney Thayer, piMfe. s«r . f ineil Icino at Johns Honkiin ("nlvend Ft , till!.II Will. r. Ill'll ink • eml' Eiiltnlinn her.*, and the two phv sieinnu had lichl Imper c*f an early rcci)very. Hr. Kniet >'ii raid. At the Senator’s beJ.-Ule a t Hu Mmo of lit j ilontli v.'.iv the tw< t hyuiclnm and Mrs. Hoveridge. M.r. LVvcridge was reported un dor the care of physicians hut no: in u serious condition. .SIIllKVKfOn p ffecl 1 by the MS i* llfl valley flood itull'i.te niuadated regions. rretlon of n national organization, with headquarters in New York. L itcrtuie helpful to the various citlea throughout the country is tlissemimitrd by tliis (rrganizntion, of which Otto Kuhn is chairman rml C. M. Tremains secretary nml whrso membership list includes many tiromlncnt Americans. The slogan of the week is “ iGve More Thought to Mu ir” and its purpose is_ to slLmulate in tcrejl in, 'ijntl create na nppreeintbm of, tht ! best in music culture. ..in .... .. ....... ........., .. f I »,. ;I4 for two weeks hpfore j i,while the rimi tlmt iuc 1*0* lu jtmtiriiit' Were ohrM vaiue of a wncictcif, ir wan ‘in i tem porary gratification.” Mm . Colclough said today. “ We hope lirt Attorney N to get lusting results such as con(ttifcsdim willtou • timtctl widening of music audi­ Btcrj- i-ffcct. ences, nn extension of music ad­ tti.* thi.* stat'-mei vantage; in tin* schools and the ■ ny own f n e w fiTniation of n music committee i«r coercion knov in ‘.he Chamber of Commercee, said b 1 n»y ?ay may eoinmittce to assume the li. responsi­ w.” tir.iy . aid. bility of future observances in or­ der to make tin movement more widespread in both city and coun-I. try.” site added. atests ... in the schools Memory earn..---nve to he conducted under the directinn of Mrs. Edward Undid 1 and Mrs’. K. A. Chittenden, jihs' s I-id by Mrs. Gladvs Williams, Mrs. I Selina Barber, Mrs, Dwight Bab­ bitt. Mrs. V I’inor, Ml: Emma Qwoh, ami Mirs Love lu rn e r. ‘ The winner* oT the I’ninnvy f Imols will receive record? donat­ ed by the Music lh pnrlnpMit <>r the ; Woman's club. Tho Grammar and i 11lull Kellie *i victors are D» roreive | gold piece s donated bv the Rotary, Kiwanis and Lions Clubs. t. if I nnr M n. A M. rh illlp *. vdm Keptonthvr-charge of tin* work with il.-l w*an in : cimrehs*; luis asked th at nil cl ii or three ‘ i)'r*‘. Km lnv rrheol runeri ally every _t'-ndentn and choir director'mn honu*. ui'icH atlenthM as po <dl al in th e , the uhservnnco on opening d were n o t 'd ay , May 1, f 't v u .1 Nnvrmlicr or Yacht Club Parly N '•"al bp . p i,.v r.b .ut in­ ti* Insurance on bin- : On Friday Calender >». Stic told ino that ii >W M l. us | re nil. \ cnril part** and dm rv m to t • Uiti- u little of hev from I,-id nt the VnrM Club Frldny me it D." w ,.,l,l conic in town a t il o’clock in celebration ot tin mul call me up. Klu* cull- opening of the clubhouse following •nli-raiily and wrote to extensive improveni.'iils that have Mini, l will say, to use been made upon the building with­ j-.do! did me i retty Hard in th past few weeks. 1 was opt to her Several thousand dollars have Lnrhean and met her been expended In providing lnrgei * • don’t third ..... k lier mother dll* ;trlations which o?:lst- quarters nt Hie clubhouse. Many thtis, ' I met her 1 told her feet of nddlllonnl floor spar ■ have lurrif. I. -| va* very huppy been provided and several eliai geo which have incrcmcd the ^ «>> li i ; ,i77i- 'l “ very fine wife. rooms have been completed. New thini'E kept growing «ha furniture has also been installed. •Mnal auemptn upon his A pier extending into the Ula* !'**• "i*. #r.d I told her 1 from the ;•’<!'• "f the clubhouse has ** wb» terrible. | think ill ol.*n been built. " gave him sleepThe party is to ho far members ■'r‘ i-r so-called bleeping and their families. . * turned on tho gus. i J*“\ e him bichloride of 'T he was sic!: Nazimova Asks rm ai ur.UNi en I’ace «ivi CALM % m m I!.S. ENVOYFEARS GOlMJDGEVIEWS CHINESEATTACKS ONMEXIC\N ROWMAYBE SERIOUS ’“ it would teil tho Florida boot­ leggers to ‘go to it, we are with yt.u," Weeks said. Kcp. Frlsbcc Clay county nlso upheld the bill nml itrcnuourly objected to the muennment. Rep. r.iaekcnzie uT Lake county tlts’lnred the amendmcnl should not l>e ••dopted and moved to Iny it on the tnlile, nssirtim - lie hail voted for Mexican I’.'csltKi t At erls 'h t* amendment for police officers Friendly .v’c( M ay 1,» wear uniforms “to save unwar­ lk* Kus.ly \\ •' ked Onl In ranted and wholesale killings." A roll vote was demanded by M essages (» * Nc»6llnlion five members and Mackenzie's r ition lulled by.a vote of ‘I t to -17. lb.unbolt! er’' proposed nnicndkilled after an nrrlmonioiis debato. Raker of Sarasota offered an mremlmont that, “whenever mi.v fleer i hall >atch any vehicle or rutivcyance ns prov'.led 'in this act, without first having procured ;mtl nerved a search warrant* and iipm such search thcro is found no intoxicating liquors illeginl’y IHJSsosi’Cd or transported, then up>•1 ctciviflion Shall lu* fined not to exceed ?V'» or bnprisonnient in the countv jail not exceeding nix . » PEKING, Apr. dT-A m cncm ; it r J» ' n V '.i A. •' today exjuv : (I corccrn th a t t! • increasing filing by Chiiiers O' d i it Ameroan a ad oArir 'voter; the V. i gt !• I: . ■might lemi > critical :ltii" on. lie polntf .. the possibility thnt n d ijc c t li! i •* one <f th ‘ t e.lnc.»:> f(iore r i m ight sink • of tho niunlh r tjo ihoiit*. M inister ’lm Murray said that John K. lif t'i , tho Ameri .rt«> il at Nankin--, it nUt iaptini i> Uevi. e mean- of cheeking t hi- Am icaii finatici;‘l Ins- o, hut th 1" i t’officu’l ns Consul Dnvls hn: tuen ashore since ebiinm were ! kd i:pon the i e authorities >r dam­ ages enu vd In tliu auli-fei ij;r out- President Goolldgo sent the f«'llowing ir.r:rni:o of con.Iolonco to Mr' llovoridge: “ It is with a feeling of personal loss that I have learned "f tho pas­ sing of your distinguished liushnnil. in scholarship, in literature mill in polities ho we a great Am­ erican figure. I express t.. you mid your family tho sympathy <»f JIrs'. Ccwlldgu and myself.'' Telephone Men Arc Drowned Last N igh t ^ UA V.TCfNA Via., A p r i l - (IN S)—J. th \ / e i I of Mul l;, In . A. U Nowell of Colqult, Gn., nml E. .Mon.gomei y of LnGrattgo •tt I wh n tlv» ’.‘.TV enr in which they wore riding jvorturtiLd and piling >i Jmu u creek on the DoLaiul rnud six milon from h re nt nine o'clock Inst night iho botiie. uere lu ought hero hut identity was not established u n til today. They were employees of tho Sou­ thern Hi II Tplenholie Company working out of Del >nd nod "•**-• on their way from Daytona Bench to DeLnntl whet, the an-ititfiit ovti.i i oil. The eau o of the neeltlent has in. lieen learned, investigating uuthur* ilies said toiln/ , as the men were dead when discovered* by pusslng motorists. TRENTON, N. J.. Apr. 27 (INK)—Funeral arrangem ent were being made today fur J antes R Nugent, former democratic Ruder of New Joraey who died Inst ni;cbl following an operallon. lie was •»2 years old. tho pros* by Rev. ninriimer »(io>er, ciiairman of tho local • banter f.f the organisation which is send­ ing millions of dollars worth of i.uppiics to tliu poople In tlie Hood areas. ’ . ' , The Snnfor i quota was ret ut $T>f)0 and today only f ”dU of that nmc-jnt lias been rccoivod, accord­ ing to Rev. Glover. No m l.cita­ tions aro being made un.l no curl vans will result even if the quota is not reached, it is nttld. Persons wishing to contribut-* Citizenship Papers to the fund have been asked *end their numey to either Rov. NEW YORK. Apr. 27—(I-V )— Glover, or to Sherman 1-Ioyd, Alla Nazimova. nusslan actress, Itreasurer of the Sanford chunter. .1 L. Wells* traffic mn'.lKerNif has niudc application f<>r her tin.u United States citizenship pap » • the Atlantic Coast Line Rnliroad in w e ’ Fla ‘ Apr 27— (IN S) She said she plans to go to England ibis cilv, has been advised that all ,/ l i negro goes to soon mui does not want to have »»> shipments «»f euppli;s and food* m ' l l he, fl<'tlri'' chair nt difficulty In netting hack Into the •/tuffs shipped through the Red [tt» ' arm hero a t 2*.:t0 United .State*. She declared h.r- f*r: r* to the flood soctlon will I 1..V , 000 union lie IV- p -If single, aged 4'J and n native ot !handled by l»is company fixe <<■ : freiglit charges. Thia order w. > •;r 4lt'minutc respite. . Crimen. I'.ued by th* railroad today -'»r. folCn-'r'1 the M'11 I Wells announced. UMPIRE IS SUSPENDED n of ,.-Si 1 conviction on The company’s nrtion Is In keepGirl in Alali y “v a u ltin g .i CHICAGO, Apr. 27—(IN’S) /»• I ing with its policy of offering tvbtrrn / h"a roun,V* L. M agarkuith, American AbStjcia- I,.| y axsistanco in case of liirak.er, I Mr. Wells declarid. “ Vni£,Uksh‘ <m J*" "talcs Supreme tion umpire, was releared today u> Thomas J. Hickey, league presi­ In 1003 there wera •*« bool. for '«« rl* p^ 1 fro'n the State *‘ut without avail, dent, following an investigation in­ ;,.)» 1CO0 of our population ......... up- to M agerkurth’s Ij 3 i)| re worn fiO-for ever; 1 tribunal b J ; 'cjwn on the gro u n d ;first baseman Ivy Griffin or tm 1023 there were 110 for cv L 11«tooi'ut jurisdiction in Milwaukee club a t Indianapolis y in1000. ................. — ■ lSupday. • / tilicnl Situtition F a c i n g U. s . And Olhcr Foreign Com.: ’., .1. A. plac.Mtirray Advises H i s (Jovcmment WASHINGTON, Apr. 27— UN’S)—Ih o sudden death o! E:;Sonntor Albert J. Boverldgo of lndinnn, came na n aliock tixlay to n*I I * ? fi*n Wh*?JC Funeral Plans Arc Made For J. R. N ugent Sanford Quota In Flood Relief Fund Not Half Reached HONG KONG, Anr. 27 Tnichukinan, notori us 11 i ...I y i.f aiding »X*CCgnl*e.l was held today ui --r re - . ;i . .. u d.icourugbig IV(Cf.itinued oi I’agCol t. il «<. uulclted approval 1roi l MV i. xiniii eXMUtlvo, (’al­ io.. ini iI,* ,i "i.ormul rectitude." A contra V policy, said Prc.vl- Fronck Returns For dent < i 'Ds*. would constitute "gov­ Flight Preparations ............. il d.sliuiiesty," ho uaid in concluHl'.n; NEW YORK, Apr. 2 7 - (INK) — i ,rAt the bottom of all the diffi cultie.i tiv-*r • is nothing more than Ituncu Eoncic, the I*rench flying u misunderalanding or a dlver- geo roturned, today with plans for n flight lurorts the Atlantic in g er:o of judgment.” Eoplcmbor. "Jin n i undaunted by the disas­ The feathers used in the mnkln ; of buns come principally from th • te r whlcli befell J.icut. Commander mui aluiu, a stork-like bird, rc Itavis and Liout. Wooster and no gnrdcd cs i acred by many African m atter wiio else makes tho flight, I will make it loo,” ho said. tribes. President Coolidgc,Silent As Ever, ! Will Keep Mum On Clark Questions * l ’T i •*r WASHINGTON, Apr. 2 Conditions Unchanged But R elief I s Pour­ ing Into Area From All Sections Of U. S Ail clinirmun of tho demucriti* fctalo committee Nugent Itn largely rcspanslb.o ,or the nominu Hon ot Woodrow Wilson, then I’mblent of Princeton University, a* governor of New Jersey. Ilu hrok.< with Wilson when tho latter er*.dorseiUamcs Murtlne, Republican uomlneo for U. K. Kenaotr mi l branded tho praxidout-tO-b« a* ‘ an ingrute uml a 1lnr.*’ Refugees Hold Prisoners IS Hours In Fifteen Feel Of Water; Re: cue E fforts Arc Redoubled 11 y R e d Cross MKMIMUA Tenn., Anr. 27— (INS)-- !t'"<eue o|ierations contercd today nt Arktutsa* City, whole rt.OflO r. fUgees have been rnttvooiv.-d in i:> feet i f water for -IS h o u ri. Hie'/ were being t.ikeu by barge* to Pine Itin f f nml Helena Ark. Otherwise, llood conditions In ihe hiisfiissi|i|>i de.ltn, were un­ changed today. Greenville and ;■unrounding tuwnu were still mi­ ller. w ater hut most, of the rofugei’H-liave lieen taken to Vlckslmrg for safety. A sleudv si ream of Buppllcs of cfl noil-, goods clothing, tents, lirt •. nid kUs were sent from .phi i to th various Red Cross concentration camps nlong the Hooded ,Mij .irsippi Itivor, almost ns soon na they arrived on every train from the north. Another levco break was report­ ed over.light. The dyko near Osrula I robe, flooding the Arkansas town ot Kil 'o, Knniore, Dermont, Wilson mid Tyler ii atiil in Kentucky tho furinur* aro planning to return to their homes. . . . . More Ilian 2,r>00 of the flood ref­ ugees are encamped oil t lie fair grounds here, / ST. LOUIS. Apr.. 27— (IN’S )— Gradually receding trom the* hlgli■ t flood stage since 11)0.1, the Misuisslppi River In thin territory today wm showing Improvement at d a continued steady fall win in proiqiect. The river lieiai h at dro’iDcd nlniOBt U half f.«>t in less A briglit, warm sun, Iled th* situation In this vesteniny, was out agnir ssing the suffering "f of refuges housed li ------------------- More Than 200 Deaths Reported Hoover Approves Plan To C u t Levees 1' < Save Crescent Ciiy Ily Internnliimul News Tbe creat o f the great Mif.rtsippi River Hood slowly bor down upon New Orleans te. it and leaving d ev o lu tio n in it day. scattering dread befor. wake. Flood conditions through* out the M ississippi valley ar practically unchanged, bu relief is pouring Into the dovaKe 1 urea from all sections cf the corntry. The doath toll has pna3fd ?0»» With the property loss estim ated a Only a careful check, a fte r tbo nu ‘ ’’ * of7 millions of dollarhnntlrrds rry waters hnvo subsided, can fl the actual losses in live.* and prep erty. Acting on behalf of President : »v;/ •»- NEW ORLEANS, Apr. 27 IN S)—Historic New O rln ns to lay emerged from the shadow Monster. The lapping of the Mblnpi's most disastrous flood li litory against the New Orleati *vee» will l>e relieved l»y the blast •vp of the levee at Poydraa Cre f -asse ten miles below the city 0‘. 'riday. Aulliority for tills dram c rciicf measure was given h tajor General Edgar Jadwin hinef of tlie United States ariiv -urinrer c-rps. following tho urg •nt appeal of New Orleans un ouVdutiu offiriuis and the unnni Here iB rlli petition to Washington. Secret*r llA tl | if W af hnvifl left the derision t •------- * Genrcal Jarw in, who is u man a single di ;.tenting Vote, her of Secretary of (’ommir. ■ ,r»l Kiwunis Club today Hoover’s relief party, has .m ain r cord m- opposing tho tnineil direct persons! contact wllu ’ Sunday l>u i'l>nll in this t|,„ f |<UM| situation sinco it nttainaction cuuio a fter con- l c,| dlrnstroim proportions la ‘ dljicuiHiion on iho m atter ’weok irujulgcd lu by vurioua. Army engineers are conflder following I’rc iiknt l.aw -j Dm levee blasting will divert su' •y as to whul the club flilctit w ater from the main chun f tlie m atter. m i of tlm ram pant Mississippi t iject ar ;e, it i^ mild, rcniovc nil ib n g er of flooding t eports that jcvorul t»ctl- u c cont city, ing that Suiulnv Doll lm The spillway will open a ne\ i Sanford, arc living d r - channel into l.ako Borgnc, throuv iroiikbpiit the city. Al- which tbe still rising w aters ubov <ml lumdred nmn» i arc tin* city will 1»** diffused «/Ver uttached to the petitions, wide urua, draining Into the Gn' idiort talk in which lu* of Mexico. Tlu* artificial crova. N icaragua Battle Believed Iinmintmt caruguan spaco conicrcnce, urou('•gallon was inform«Mi that the Ni­ ght alioul by tho United States, is now .in its preliminary .stage, ad­ vice:; from the ” front” today in­ dicated that ft’ hnltli; Is Imminent bet w; on liberals and Diaz govern­ ment forces In tho teustepo-rhontales district. Juan Hncuisu, BOlf-procInimc.l provisionul president of tho I.iboril government, lias promised t-» m id reprc.-.eiilatives to the confer»nce before th© end of the week. Definition For “Dead Beat” SoughtByHousa TALLAHASSEE, I*’la., Apr. 27-.(INK) The House today us con­ fronted with tho legal definition of II 'dead heat' In n hill introduced by Speaker of lh House Fred It. Dnv|| ’'rile bill, entitled ‘nn a rt for tlo* hotter protection of m erchants and \ trudtr:.people and to duliu© and puaildt tl;.. ..r ns** of bvlr*r n comm m ‘dead beat,’ ” provides for a fire nml im pr;-ennient up to ;I0 for hclnir In i ho clnwh. I X *.h I •> • i-cconl'ng to Dav, is hill, ».* “any person who, by fraud nr fnt'so prcacntntiou ns to his abi­ lity or intention to pay for any Igood", wart ?* and mervhnndUr 'sought to be purchased by him on thn ktrciigth of or in reliance upon Ifraud or false representation, shall j obtain from another crcuit.” umnnor taut liovarnw m . w ccntly cIi*u IUhI hi* vKw:» on u ! * u In replying l«» nn ojicn letter in mu third term bsuo has conio t«; Atlantic Monthly. the Jet ter -veils pr- ruled (IN S )—A whdWnlo ‘jail h i^ 'k naught. . , . at Wh?n the Wliito Houso it was recclvod wn* in force here today with oiiiMr. Goolldga, it was announced clal njiprovai when prismiur* wtvc at tho White House todnv, will ig­ by Edward T. Clark, per*oa«l mc released from t'*e l i t y Jail to w • rotary to tho prciidsnU riailv r;»M nore the open lattur addressed to ,«ltt police mid i ui til col­ him ycsll*rday by Forum Magazine, he was underided ul>out |»uttin;; it lection uf old vresring Oi piuel fiA up to Mr, Coolidgc. in which he was challenged to pr Evidrntly lie did so. however, roc flood sufferer., in jthu Mississippi M-nt his views to tliu country on the when Clark wns asked this morning valley. proposition thnt no President Tbi4 morning fire trucks w elt chould attem pt to continue in u f/u « w hither Mr. CuoUdf© woul.l, •••-•plv making a i»>u*»- to houso canvas* beyond the traditional eight years to it ho w ent Into Mr. Coolidgc s stnd ajxanjrcmrnta hnva been made A German doctor has patented cftaldi.'hi d by Goorge Washington. private office, c>mfcrrc<l with the • by the express C‘ *upg-i|ca to convey Tho cliaUer.ging letter was writ­ Presiduit for n tim , unJ th jn cm- jth© *aupjiliue to '-’".* duviu 1wl aroa |a clockwork apparatus to induce I cp. It mokes a softly bumming ten by John C urler <»f New York, \ergod with this stulcratnt to m v j - . iiuo of c'pargc. Tl Chamber nl Iforty minutes and then gr; dually and rim d ;*lgnwt tu give Mr. C<»«d- 1pujM*r corirtlpciuicnUi I i vtimiu » U it lias already “You may jcy tl;-". »bu rucident idgu un opportunity to present his I to u c j $ 1,000 cuili. yicrvB Jp tby country in lUy o*uw|ia closed .r . - 1 Hoover continued his first-hand In­ vestigation of the flooded ureas to lay. Ho approved a plan to save Nlmv Orleans from the flood by cut­ ting the levco 10 miles beroro th ' -ity. The plan was opposed by rcii louts in St. Hcrtmrd and Plaquemino parishes, whoso homes nr.<: orcnfcrties will bo dclib.rute'.y loaded to have the nielropol.y Some trapoars living in tho a r c ' uitrolled tho love:- with shotguns, threatening to rorlst the move by ’or ee. The flood has covered nearly BP.'00 square miles of territory wit* nllllona of ixjople ip seven riv-.-' . to*.cs dlre.'tly affected. The ttfM ;ee* alriady undci tho enro of Hi. . ’ed Cross approximate 200,000 o ‘ .•horn 110,000 a ie in ccnc.»ntr.rtio’ amps. iiians Vole To pi Itivor 7m tnlitalon, thv joint ?e Playing Of TJL'SS ‘"'"w “f T r i 11 it t Loultiiniiu nrc.icntivl its urgen SV AT lh T! H u g e Dirigible I: Placed In Hanga After Long Fligli tnko any rhances, and waitod D favorable landing conditions.- Tl ahin n ev „ was . _ In any danger, an uuittred no strain. : �THE SANFO RD HERALD. MONDAY ■ACE EIGHT DRUMS DO HER TALKING Thousands Of Ex-Doughboys Will H e Accompanied H y W ives Who IMaft To Take Paris F o r Annual Session Theft Of Im portant,State Documents Still M ystery To U. S. G ovenm en WASHINGTON—One of these days the telegraph wires may tell us of the arrest of the villinns who nre said 'to have filened and hltered certain important documents of state with n vied- to fomenting ser­ ious trouble between the United States nnd Mexico. The most unfortnntr} ph4»e of the m ystery is that nltliongh thore have been all kinds of indications to convince one that certain pnpers passing from the State Department to the American embassy in Mex­ ico City fell into the hands of President Cnlles, there have been nothing but unconfirmed rumors dark and deep, to show that the pupers had been tampered with to thi> point of alteration or forgery. A definite declaration from the f ta rt September *10. The conven­ tion will officially close in Sep- ■ tem her 2.1. Rut there arc many things pluo- ■ nod fo r the "second invasion" of j France. The Legion convention will be only n m inor p a il of the trip. Those going will be given an opportunity to visit all the battle­ fields, do a little ' globe trotting, nnd in the case of some, look up friends made during the sojourn of 1917- itf- IP. Klnborate Plans A committee, known among Le­ gionaries as the "Paris Conven­ tion Committee," has made elabor­ a te nnd detailed pinna to handle the young nrmy. Seven of. the trans-A tlnntle steam ship lines have been Induced In designate certain ships r? "Le­ gion boats" for the voyage ncroas. These «'nip» will sta rt from New York. Montreal, Hampton H oads,1M arjorie Jane Gcltniun is only 10 months of nge nnd doesn't tnlk very Boston,' Charleston, Jacksonville, plainly yet, but she can make a Let of trap drums get up nnd give a Galveston nnd New Orlcnh«. Americans going th I’uris on speech, he Cleveland tot recently played with an orchestra a t an en­ the Ijegiou ships will he given the tertainm ent and more than 500 persons marveled nt her uncanny entire run qf t h e ’boats, ^respec­ sense of rhythm. She can play a month organ, too. tive nf classes, under the nresent arrnngen'ients, with a pnnsllilc ex­ ception of the Ijcvintion, flagship of the rem ade. . Seven linem will Im used, a<’cording to present plans. Knch ship will have a definite allot­ m ent of territo ry from which to draw passengers. | unit. " he said. “ Ix*l us properly Cost of Trip . uevclcp our patloiyil# rc-qu.rre^. hfr Officials nt the 1-egiom head­ i\. iv V<iM>i iduuf d'uhi hi lea are incur­ quarters estim ate n round trip red, meanwhile letting political con be made in Paris, including subdivisions which mean bonded In ono or more tours of buttlefields. debtedness set the pace for conser­ a t a cost ranging from $100 lip vatism and privc capital will fol­ as high uh one enres to go. The low the clad." least expensive ucrnmmodations Dr. I/iuis A. Hir.o of Tampa was can ho secured,-) with n round trin lonfltniaster and Bronson Batche­ ryi the steam er alone included, lor, of Venice, completed the list fpr $175. Of speakers. Bachelor advocated A saving of $1,000,000 to the the expenditure of $5(10,1100 from prospective visitors in France has • the state tieakvTVy for advertising lHMMi mnde through arrangem ents Florida' as n duty the stnte owed w ith European officials to permit legitim ate developers, the.m oney to he handled not through a politi­ cal commission hut hy some .agen­ m s , merely using I/'gion Identicy truly representative of the solid CJition cert i flea tec. liuriucm interests nf the state. Protection Of Legitimate Developer Keynote Sounded At Bankers’ Meeting « 2 F l i e r s Killed In Hoover Continues Serious Differences Plane Scheduled To Make Ocean Flight Intensive Survey Of Reported Between M i s s i s s i ppi Area Flood Relief Bodies (Continued from Page One) tejd farm ers. L o v e protection ef­ fort* along the still threatened area are belhg coordinated nnd intensi­ fied through nrmy cooperation at the more dang:runs points, 1'iindn are pburing in through Bed Cross chapters 'in every section of the country with alm ost $2,000,000 made available since the appeal was broadcast Saturday afternoon by Pnsddent Coolldgc. Delegations from the Louisiana danger area traveled northward to meet Hoover here und invite him to go by special train late this uft-rnoon through the region belo\V‘N at­ chez and Baton Rouge, which may he inundated if drastic action is not taken to relieve the pressure ol th'* overtaxed New Orleans levees. The crest moves southward at about 50 miles a day. In 1022, arm y engi- (Continued from Page One) rials in the field. The question will probably l»e decided by Secretarv of Commerce Hoover will ntnke a report in Vicksburg today folk-wing lt'ts special tour of the 'area aboard the U. S. Chisen. Helena, Ark., bold Its breath to­ day as tlie levees showed signs of weakening. Helena to date Is dry and protecting several thousand refugees hut is surrounded by wutCold, half starved and half link­ ed refugees, mnrocnCd on hottre tops and in branches of trees in the flttod a r e a ‘are being rescued by boats today and taken to I.olund, Miss., some are only semi­ conscious from their exposure. ing situation nt Nrw Orleans was alleviated by a break in the dam nt Poydrus, La. some distance above the city. APRIL Stnte D pnrtm ent might clarlf; this situation, but it hnsn’t beet forthcoming. It may ot may not be signifi cant thnt there hits been no con demnation of the Mexican govern miint because it bought s?cre Antetican pnpers from someom ’supposed to. h a te pilfered th in. A1 though this sort of espionage pre­ sumably is practiced throughout th? world, its discovery during a period of strained international relations might have been expect­ ed to call forth a slumt of. holy horror ut such Immoral practices. On the contrary, 1t Is gen­ erally uderstood th at relations be­ tween the two nations are sweet and peaceful compared with what they wer? a couple of months ago, 20 years in the loan business nnd have novel* lest n dollar for the investor. Thin itt the reason.I can Ret an unlimited supply o f funds at all tim es to (Continued from Page One) war wns introduced in the House chairman of the committee on m il­ itary affairs. Knch national guard unit culled into federal service during the world w ar had funds, raised by nnd it is even added that the dis­ covery of the forgeries or whatever they were has brought a m w un­ derstanding and a cerinin sym­ pathy where little but discord had previously existed. Reports of what happened are so vague nnd conflicting, however, that the whole ntmosph re is foggy. This same fogginess enables nu­ merous persona-here to suggest thnt if the documents In question renlly did prove an unfriendly a t­ titude toward Mexico or an un­ seemly interest in revolutionary activities, Mexico might have been able to play them ns trum p cards. ortf*. etc., for the purcomfort* nnd incidentals i guardsmen* At the close r lh e s e funds were taken clie rill officers and they tiding repaid. The bill tlnWizc the governor to sis return ot funds for ild ers. ut on asking Florida to j the appeal of the lied financial aid fpr r'lie f hhII -stricken Mississ!p]ii s adopted by the sennte Mrs. Florence High |,a, ^ elected Mayor of Cohm*« She previously wn voted is qffice in 10211 after ht-ing » Sm ith Brd>s. Inc. GUARANTEE Every Word Of It! 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Second Street Telephone 611 A Written Guarantee Of price protection w ill be given by Smith Bros, with all House Furnishings sold from Saturday, April 30th to Sat­ urday, May 7th inclusive. �PAGE TWO THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1927 The Sanford Herald Miami Bids For The Convention ^ wej| dofluptl movement has been imuiguarted by lend* * ing Miami business and professional men to secure the DetnoK a l m f l na a m a l C laaa M a t t « r , cratic National Convention for the Magic City In 1928. The tWlntarr l a . 1 » 1», a t f h » F k t N a a f a t J , K l o r l d a , I B C t I **iVill2« city baa pledged tw o hupdm l and fifty thousand dollars as a Marrfc S. 1WT. ______ guarantee and is willing to Increase th at pledge to n much ■ d i t o h larger sum if necessary to got the convention. The movement ™ has gathered impetus from ihe support that has already —----- ~ been tendered by a number of national com m itteem en ropre7 ■«” **- Bentlng both northern and southern states. ■MiaiiiaK As a convention itc Miami has much to offer. It has ir w r - scores o f fine hotels that could amply accomodate the fifty t t tfc© e a ■ rvpw'kii* sevenly-flv e thousand people that are expected to be attracted V/w»*u by the convention Railroad facilities and act" modatioiis are as good as those offered by manv of the larger cities of the onst. In addition Miami can offer cooler weather than New T h e H e r a l d Is t m e m b e r o f ;be A s d l t I t n r r n n o f f ' l r r n l a t l n u s . o n Ycrlc did four years ago, or any of the mid-western cities that I n t e r n a t io n a l A aad elattoa of P u b ­ l i s h e r * . A d v e r t i s e r s a n d A d v e r t i s i n g arc now bidding for the Democratic gathering. A g e n t * n h l r h **e*iulre* e tir k f* a b The fact that Miami is situated in the extrem e south­ lla h rr -io rn ilirr to teS m lt to a Ifcnrungl n n d l t o f n n h s e r l p t l o o H ats eastern part of the United Stntos should he no ohjecion for In o r d e r t o s e n T r a b so lstelr a ll c l a i m s o l r l r r a l a l l o n . na e er ll aa it is more accessible to two thirds of the countrv than San h u g est b u sin ess m eth od s. Francisco which was host to the convention in 1920. Miami's appeal is especially tim ely since its invitation represents the call of southern Democrats who have not entertained a party r u n iiRftAi n p l a t p o h m I-— rV oM .nn , in r l t r s a d n . a a l r a d - gathering since the Charleston convention in I860. iK ln lstm ilo a ■— *lrr|» rr w a i n r o a t r t o J r r k a o A * The Dem ocrats would act wisely by m eeting in the South -II Jr. I — < I i n - t r u n l n n o f H J o b n s - l a d l a n and showing this section that much recognition. The Solid M is e r l a n a l . I — I n n o c a r a t l o a j f n n l k t f " P a f - South of past deendes is not ns impregnable ns it used to lie ap H u t . * and with the Republicans attem pting to curry more and more t — . l u r n r s U n i of b g lld la g p r o * ■ r n n i— h o n s o a , h o t r l a . a p a r t m a a t favor in Dixie, it behooves the Democrats to take some steps . hn u«r *. to draw the pnrtv into closer relationship. Party solidarity 4 .— \ f ' n u i m n n l l r ( ' h o s t , r o m i r l l o n o f e l - r l i r a n l l f k a s * ns far as the South is concerned would he easier to achieve Hon n roarnui. A.— A n r n a n d u io it r r u h o s p i t a l . if the convention were held below the Mnson-Dixon line. Since Florida has been prominently mentioned as the RIULF. VERSE FOR TODAY TH E GREAT PHYSICIAN:—I first state that m ight break the Solid South, it is peculiarly will extol Thee, O Lord; for Thou fittin g thnt one of its cities should mnke a bid for the conven­ hnst lifted me up. 0 Lord my God, tion. The psychological effect of the party holding its conven­ I cried unto The?, and Thou hast tion in Florida would great Iv strengthen the Democrats of healed me. Psalm .10:], 2. th?*’ “ta p 1-agakwt-reny in vasion s-that may lie mndi- by the P-r-' PRAYER:—Surely goodness nod mercy shall follow me all the days publicans. of my life. The party leaders would do well to consider the invitation of Miami. To meet in the South might be more than nn act THE LIGHT A tender child of summers three, of strategy; it might involve the very future of the Demo­ seeking her bed at night, cratic party in Dixie. Besides Miami atm osphere might not Puused on the dark sta ir timidly, he so conducive to a deadlocked convention as some other "Oh mother, tuke my hand," said potential convention cities that we m ight mention. Ashe, "And then the dark will be all light." Bull-Fi#htin# In Spain W o older children gropo our way from dark behind to dnrk before, A not cxnctly recent issue of Time tells about a custom And pnly when our hands we lay, prevailing in Spanish Imll-fight inr arenas, a product o f the de n r Lord, in Thine th© night is present generation which has been scoffed at by their more dny And there is darkness nevermore. blood-thirsty ancestors. W ith a sudden show of sym pathy, Reach downward to the sunless day* wherein our guide* nr© blind na wn And fuith is small and hope delays, take Thou the hands of prayer wo raise, And let us feel the light of Thee! —Whittier. Butt-headed people never enn he accused of having horse sense. W atermelon tim e will soon he here, if thnt meuns anything in your young life. W inning four out of five games all through the season will win anybody's pennant. Another r.uro sign of approach­ ing summer is tho petitions ask­ ing for Thursday half holidays. ---------o--------1 Jack Dempsey announces ho will come hack. Yeah, just long enough to let Tunney send him bark again. ---------o-------- If the weather man will only be considerate for the rest of the week. Sanford baseball fans will be most pleased. Pil hate to he Elijah Hemp; Everyone Cnlls Him A darned old simp Wo can't understand why they nro cnlled the weaker sex. They are always strong enough to Iasi long enough to hnvo the last word, ---------o--------Florida undertakers ura going to meet In Tampa soon. Gould it Ir> possible that Tampa is dead nnd doesn't know It? Withrow turned In his second vic­ to ry of the season yesterday. W atch the big fellow win twentyfive ball games for the Cclerymen this senson. Now thnt Mrs. Edward Brown­ ing has gone on the stage, no one hn* gone so fur us to suggest that "Peaches" is the cream of the vaudeville talent. W hat's wrong with this sentence John dear. I won't have to buy n pew hat this summer, tho one I liuve left from Iasi fe a r looks darling on me." V ‘SUT ^ D n„ K'n , m u © jt« Thrift Day Sale u U June T h a t's n good Mm . * " * « £ * “ » May L m l 1 'U r g J ^ cIh I. We alj»wy» try to be obliging to our neighbors, the bull-fighters nre now ctpiipping their steeds with rubber guards ami thick straw pads which arc bung from their sides to protect their tender flanks from the hard sharp points of the angry bulls. Before resorting to this method, the bull fig h t promoters, in response to demands for more humane treatm ent, tried using medieval armor to protect the horses. But the bulls soon learned that horses thus equipped were nothing for bulU to get mad at and after losing a few points decided nbsoluto Indifference a better policy to pursue. But the crowds booed. They wanted action. They called tha armor-method a distinct failure, in spite of the fact thut the horses were inclined to approve of it. Just how well the substitution o f rubber for armor is going to work is n m atter for conjecture. But it is uimost a sure thing that if the rubber fails to stop the hulls' horns, the horses will he killed, and if it does, the people will he disappointed. " A time-honored hut unpleasant feature of bullfighting", as lim e says, 1 is that phase o f the performance wherein a WOULD BE HONEST MIAMI HERALD H Is announced from Tallahassee ^ h committee having In charge bills relating to taxation hn> ^ -ln re d that there will be no h in tho Kas0|inc tax, a t this nvn fin . p i n . Waycross Journal-H erald. «'»' K""*1- l*u t . th* « ' Bt A©.' nrny tell us when did Mr. that ought in all honest .n . .. i. to be made in the law so th a t the l a >roll reach A tlanta? fumU arising from the present tax Burton Collier had b re.k fM t « « * » • ' equitably distributed, w ith Coolidgc tho other day and . A . th* law now stands, each galimmediately be predicted that '«n of gasoline sold in the Mu e Coolidgc would be re-elected next ■ * « °.f four cent*. Three vt-ur. It would have been most un- c®n*8 °f **}* '* turned into tin kind for Mr. Collier to have wild state road funds f o r th© conitruclanything else about his host. of roads hroughout the state. ______o_____ 1 bo Othtr cent in dintributeri equalThe dentist lives from hand to ly ■»««« the counties of Florida mouth. Times-Union. Not only the counties receiving this rcth n t but he is always nrying Into fu n J Hi© money for any things. Oh well, we all have our lawful purpose. It l» not necessarily , tally grind. Ijceihurg Commercial. ■PJP}**® to road building. Anyway he's a booster, he la ulThis peculiar division results, as wuys pulling for someone. The Herald has frequently pointed ---------o-------‘ th* grossest injustice, comBobby Jones Is going to write pell.ng u few counties to contribute fu r th© newspapers. We are to the general funds of other coun* ufruld for Bobbv. we distinctly re- ties. In fact Dads county contricall th at long Bill Tilden hasn't butes to th a t fund sufficient to pay shown the obi form since he sta rt- about ail the running ex|mnttos of ©d to oound the typew riter for the aeveral of the smaller counties, liewsjiapers. Hv# countus of the state pay Ten counties, Alachua, Brevard, Broward, Lake, Manatee, Murlou, Orange, I'olk, Sarasota and Volusiu pay Into the ono-ccnt tax fund more than they receive in return. Twenty-five counties of the state get hack from the distribution of this onc-cent tax more than the whole gasoline tax they pay Into the state treasury. * In other words, these twenty-five counties are relieved of the pnyment of gasoline tax. and others, by the fact that the other counties of the state are compelled by an Ini­ quitous und unjust law to assume the burden for them. If the committee on taxutlon will report fuvorably a bill to pay the one-cent tax into the road fund of the state, insteud of distributing it a* has hem done for the past four years, and will see th at the bill shall become a law, there will be much less dissatisfaction, und that luw would be an honest one, which thy present luw is not. PORTABLE ph o n o u h a h i There In No Such Issue. Mr. Kerensky Is Mistaken. One Citizen Is lletter. For Railroad Men. n r ARTHUN BRISBANE C n zrn tk i tsrr or ask congress M a r Co. Y/HEfi TMEV'(2e "COOLIDGE MUST PACE the Issue of n tliini term ill tin early (into. Me will lie linked to state his \lo\vs on that question as Governor Smith did concerning** Catholi­ cism." You read that from Washington, lnit it Is not aecumte. GET A DIVORCE F. P. RINES Those Cc a u 11 III Sanford Ave, I’hone Ifii.j Pegul/TTo/ is Tires And Tubes The Greatest Tire Value ft Offered And Guaranteed Bj 1 Firestone Tire & Rubber C We also offer Real Yak AS FOR MR. COO EMMIE "Fnetng the issue of a third term ," there is no such issue, George Washington was elected President once, twice, and could have allowed himself to he nomi­ nated and elected a third term and a fourth term, hut ho felt thnt such a program might lead to re ­ storing monarchy which he hud re ­ cently eliminated. OLDFIELD 30x3 Vi ........ 5 7*3$ B .l Ul 3 2 x 4 .............$12.10 ( l l 32x1 Vi ........ $16-90 1 33x4 */i ........ $17.55 (11 29x4.40 ........ $ 8.10 (II 29x4.75 ........ $10.50 ( l l 29x4-95 ..........$1L80 p j 30x4-95 ..........$12.20 (l 30x5.25 ......... $1.1.66 n 3 1 x 5 .2 5 ........ $11.20 (.1 30x5.77 ........$16.00 (1 33x6.00 ........ $17.00 (1 We Install These Fm 81x4....... $11.80 OTHER PRESIDENTS have been satisfied with two elective terms uh President. It seems to he a good idea although there is no law about it. Mr. Coolidgc thus fur has been nominated and elected President once. He can if he itji}£L*et .tie_nor.'! nr ted- s a d -v e ry probably elected a second time. EVERY AMERICAN with n qu arter of un *ounce of brains knows th at such a man as Coolidge would under no clrcum stnees think of accepting n third term. Ami everybody who knows him understands t,h»t he will not lie bothered or "bluffed" by a third term talk until a fter his so. cond election. IT IS AT THE ELECTION th a t tile President shows and uses his power and it wus three elections thnt Washington had in mind. An accidental part of n term with no election is not a Presidential term. KERENSKY, WHO HAD for a short lime the pleasure of living in the czar’s palace, is here to de­ nounce bolshevism and says it Is worst than cznrism. He may change his mind, now th a t an adm irer of the czar has slapped his fare a t a public ban­ quet. W hatever els© it may he. bol­ shevism is an improvement on czarism, for the reason thnt it teaches the peoplo of Russia to ryad and write, unit uses public monies to feed half starved chil­ dren. Tlu> czar allowed his people to remain ignorant, the public money was spent by more or less drunken grand dukes and other Romanoff parasites. BOLSHEVISM WILL NOT Last because it is bused on communism, a doctrine that culls for universal unselfishness and co-operation. No doctrine of that kind will work in this century, or the next, or the next, Bolshevism will work out info n form vt government such as we have here, expressing the period in which that government/ exists, in other words, organized money, intelligently directed, taking what it wants and giving the people enough to keep them well fed and contented. As regards hi) Russians out of 100, the present Russian govern­ ment is as fur above th a t of the czars, as the government of Wash­ ington nnd Jefferson was above thnt of King George, the foolish. nre hound to do, have concentrated on getting Increased passenger faros nnd freight rates from the public authorities and thnt has seemed good busi hobs. The lime Is not far off when good business will consist in finding u way to carry passengers nnd freight for less and thus making more money. FOR INSTANCE THE TRAIN on which this is written, hound east from the Pacific, traveling just now 700(1 feet up in the air, over the border from Arizona to New Mexico, on the Atchison, Topekn and Santa Fe, is on a railroad that is ns well munaged us there is anywhere. It is profitable, its stock higher than it ever was. THE DANGER TO THE Railroudtt is n small, ridiculous looking thing on four wheels running ajong the highway, paralleling the ruilronil on a “ right-of-way" th at costs the motor omnibus and mo­ tor truck nothing hut the price of their license. Every day four mo­ tor buses leave Los Angeles carry­ ing p a sse n g e rv to Chicago. That doesn't amount to much. But they can carry twice ns many passen­ gers as there nre on this mugnificent Santa Fe "Chief” express. And the bus overhead is one man driving and another man to re­ lieve him. Omnibus travel is uncomfortable travel nnd will never compete with the express train. But what about the flying mnchlnu that will soon be hero? $12.50 and $15 oo COLUMBIA 0 And Record* UKULELES $1.75 Strings For All lastrUni(1 "■c y c l e t i r e s <3o/mg7o Bass THERE IS NO REASON why Governor Smith should have a n ­ swered more or less impertinent questions about his religion un­ less he rhose to do so. He answ er­ ed ably. A sufficient answer would have been "My religion is none of anybody's business. If you doubt th at, rend the Constitution of the United Stntes." CALL THINGS BY their right names. Wo give u big high-sounding name like 'sacrifice' to some act which really consists in a plain sort of duty- Wc are hypnotized by words. And it is a harmful condition to encourage. It affects the mind badly. Little difficulties nre made to swell up until they fill our whole horizon; while the big blessings of life RAILROAD MEN, DOING their nre dwindled down to nothing.— Dcarhon Independent. best to help stockholders us they --------.— - o ---------------WE WILL NEVER bring disgrace to this, our City, by any act of dishonesty nr cowardice, nor ever desert our su f­ fering comrades in the ranks. We will fight for the ideals and sacred things of the City, both alone and with many; we will revere and obey the C ity’s laws, and do our best to incite a like respect and reverence in those above us who nre prone to annul or Het them a t naught; we will strive un­ ceasingly to quicken the public’s sense of civic duty. Thus In all these things we will transm it this City not only not less, hut greater, better and more beautiful than it was trans­ mitted to us.— Oatli of the Athenian Youth. Ask Me Another A s Brisbane Sees It THE BUSINESS MAI* MIAMI NEWS One way to judge of the health of business is by the dollar check­ ed through the hanks. A fa it flow of money means, as a rule, good business. Now we can take the map of the United State-*, which the Federal Reserve P ouri makes by federal reserve districts, and see by the shadings how the dif­ ferent sections and states are far­ ing as compared with the corres­ ponding period t-f a year ago Map makers all assign theeir crejH> color to the le ist fortunate. Tile black part of the map just now is exactly where one would expect, down in the cotton belt. As much cotton us usual is being sold there, but the price is so low that the tide of dollars required to float It is far beldw last year. $c/nte pnrts of this region have a ray of white in the expanse of black, showing less shrinkage than the maximum from last year. In this shading, surprisingly, we find New. York. There had been ru ­ mors that business was a little off there. Falling industrial prices would cause a loss even if nctuul turnover of goods were aa usual. West Virginia, in the soft coal belt, naturally shows dnrk. Soft coal is a depressed industry. Even anthrucitc facing more and more competition of oil, gives eastern For Aching Or Tired Feet See A Foot Specialist Phone 102 For Appointment Dr. J. R. Vidler Chiroposhist At Lloyd'* Shoo Store 108 PALMETTO AV EN U E HALL A N D PENTLAND Certified Public Accountants Income Tax Consultants HISTORIC VOYAGES S. G. GRAY Resident Manager 818 First National Bank Bldg TAMPA TRIBUNE In the infancy nf the Americans the southern continent wns circum­ navigated by a famous, .or infam ­ ous, band of buccaneers. They made their way on foot with great difficulty across the Isthmus of Panam a; then In little sniling ves­ sels navigated the Pacific down tho west coast of South America, pllalging towns and capturing other ships. After some months they passed eastward around Cape Horn, or through the Straits of Mngelhm, into the Atlantic, ami eventually the surviving pirates got hack to West Indies a fter fac­ ing shipwreck, storm, battle nnd death. The history of their remurkublc cruise is one of the many thrilling stories of the black flag on the Spanish Main. An equally adventurous voyage around South America was con­ cluded only Inst Saturday when the Pnn-Amcriran aviutors lunded in Florida. They left San Antonia, Tex., December 22, Almost ex­ actly four months later tho sur­ vivors of that gnllnnt hand swoop­ ed down upon Miami. These circumnavigators were not buccaneers. Their mission was the antithesis of tliut other vo\nfce. Their purpose wus not plun­ der. but peace. They wore thu Good Will Fliers of the United States, and they carried out their contract in visiting every central and South American country. At a time when antagonism to the coun­ try was growing in Latin Ameri­ ca because of tho Mexican and' Nicaraguan situations, these few men of the Air Service did much to lessen hospitality. Tire trip cost the lives of two of the heroes when two planes collided above ltuens Aires, but they did not die in vain. Instantly the tragedy,! and the spirit of the remaining} flyers, brought u notably more f a - ) volatile attitude toward the United i States on tho part of Argentina I and the other nations. It wns n perilous flight, due to lack of acquaintance with that part of the world from nn a ir na­ vigation angle, and hazardous con­ ditions of weather and topography* ns perilous as that early cruise o f ' the freebooters. Parts of the trip I The planes were equipped to land I on wero over land, more over wa­ ter. either. Despite the complaints of some critics of our air progress, and de­ spite the fact th att our air service i may not be as large as it should, the achievement is a distant cred itt to the service. The flight is about ‘ 20,001) miles—not fa r short of the' iiislunco around the world. In time there will be regular aircraft trade rutes from this roun try. from Tam ps and Miami, to the West Indies and both coasts of Central and South America, just us steamship lines have followed tho paths of the pirates nnd the explorations of Magellan nnd Co­ lumbus. Frank R. MacNeill and Company Insurance—Loans—Real Estate 1)7-9 So. Pork Avc. Sanford, Fla 'A Substantial Jewel* in a Substantial City’ 108 Magnolia One-Day Service SANFORD LAUNDRY Phone 475 WATCHING THE WORLD OF ZIP SERVICE OF BOND GRADE LAKELAND LKDGKIt “A thousand years are but as | years yesterday in the eyes of the 1-ord."; best. W hat we do today or tomorrow isirealiz. of vital importance to the present school In proportion as wo are affected by know! the act, but Us effect on the future the eil may h© entirely different. in a If we could change the course nf The THE CHEAPEST THING is the past events, many things would no'. JJJ® ^ most profitable thing. Look ut the rice of Wool worth stock. Ask have hnppcned. The errors of the for p enry Ford how he girt his money. past are easily observed under the inf ini Ask Mr. Sloan or Mr. Dupont of cold light of common sense. There little, General Motors, if it is not the have been so many tragedies that nerfe Chevrolet, their small cur thnt re­ could have been averted; so much to n» suffering to God’s children thut is wo presents their greatest asset. .lay Gould built the elevated was useless, and such lack of wis- ran i railroad in New York and charged dom us to make one consider why have > for u u 10-ccnt fare. The road never it could possibly be so. We must look at these big r- U>ar I earned any m m ey until the fare historically and realize years was dropped to a cents, again.t vents thnt in the course of ten thousand small the will of the owners. OF FAIR PRICES Means Savin# And Satisfaction K T H t YAW ) WITH A MILL BXCKtNQ I'h o n e 135 Yard: Holly Avc. At l l t h , 12th, 13th Sta, �THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY. APRIL Telephone 118 MRS. FRED 3. DAIGER. SOCIET V EDITOR Residence Tdephone 217-W ! DELIGHTFUL BRIDGE PARTY GIV TODAY BY MRS. GEORGE BISIIOI ItS. DENSIL STAFFORD HOSTESS AT DELIGHTFUL PARTY TUESDAY 5<rtA. Newman a t 3:30 ,* her home in Rose Court, ipticn bridge party >a t 8 ,t the a h Sou is i .u . mi j^r the auspices of the ,Cfy*ipty* Otr»n Club will meet with abm Merrlweather n t her the Patrician Apartments, The colors of pink nnd lavender Bid View Avenue, Day* mch. Members fill meet were featured in the decorations. Baptist Church a t P:3l) Quantities of phlox, petunias nmi u i motor to the beach In other cut flowers in the preferred colors were arranged with pleas­ ing effect in the rooms where the tables were spread for piny. s Viola Booth I s ciii'd When scores had been collected fte r tbe game, the pi \ v for high :n Honored Last ascore among the club members, a it Lovely Party se t of etched1glass coasters, was nwarded Mrs. James Ridge. The L yioh Booth, a bride-to-be high score guest prize, a bed Wiir week, who bus been ex- lamp, went to Mrs. Ron Caswell. L>r entertained with social For having held low score among be;, was again honored the club members Mrs. Hawkins Lr evening when Mrs. Ira Connelly won a pink glass fruit Mrs. Fred Duiger held brd and Mm. C. A. Ander- press. k were hostesses at a mis- low score among the guests and received u hand-painted bridge ka« shower. [gd creeii were the colors sot. The cut prize, n linen guest U for this affair nnd were towel, went to M rs,,Craig Thomplent in pink radiance roses, Mu, Bindiuli nnd E aster Between tho living tuid Mrs. Grant Wilson Is pins an arch was nrrangtuthery sprays of aspnrn- Hostess A t Luncheon ha nmi tiny pink cut flowlii dinijig room was trans- A n (I Bridge Tuesday jiito a lovely flower gnrdm dining table was covered Mrs. Grant Wilson entertained ration gntps styuldcd with most delightfully at Inidgo'and lun­ Emanil was* ccm'crcd by n cheon Tuesday a t her home on Park a pond in which gold fish Avenue. The guests were member.; |Aj the honor guest plucked of her bridge club. La they were found to conQuantities of vari colored garden gifts She then pres- flowers lent their beauty in decora* pouts With roses ns ting the rooms wh1re the guests assembled for play. The small lun­ |«tninjr was merrily spent cheon tallies were t plead with In of all kinds. The prize lumd-made covers and were cen­ L moft correct answers in tered by crystal baskets filled with Imr contest was won by pastel tinted cut blowers. l.f. Pe Coursey, which was A fter a tem pting four-course tl&r bouquet which she pre- luncheon had been served, lto the guest of honor. Tho of bridge were enjoyed. Thegames tober nf answers for this for top score, a hook of menus,prize fell t »trt given by Miss Lorto the lot of Mrs. Edward Lane. hrAlin who won n shoulder • Tho other contest was For having cut the highest cArd iiin the Medical Charm 71 Mrs. Ned Chittenden won a pair fee for ttiin was won by Mrs. of shoe buckles. Covers wero laid for Mrs. Ed­ *n«y It \Vus. a framed i ‘The End of the Trail," ward Lane, Mrs. Elwyn Moore, .Mrs. »ii given to Miss Booth, f f . D. Gardiner, Mrs. Ned Chitten­ zaire the fewest answers, den. Mrs. Victor Robertson, Mrs. LJretl Bridges won a fram- p ic k Brown, Mrs. Benjamin Whit­ tier Jr., and Mrs. Braxton Baggett. lekr scheme was repeated I rrfmhments of pink and Memorial Service l s hirk Ire cream, individual, tal lakes iced in pink nnd Held At Central Park N with tiny green flowers ' r*w served lute in tliu By U. I). C. Members [I “>' the hostess, kh occasion th Memorial exercises hold at C n* most becundi of teal Park Tuesday by the N. do V. miw georgette Howard Glii.ptor U. D. C. in ob»erF guests ci ds vahco of Memorial day was simple serial courtesy. yet most impressive. Rev. W. P. Biihnnnn pastor of ty- tho Methodist chuich offered pray- At S lt Mrs. It. L. Shinlmlser, general j chairman for the day and ills . A. IT R. Wallnce first vice president of the chapter placed a wreath on of the war veterans monument. Taps :n- j were sounded by Mrs, H. li. Hern* a’s , don. ng J Veterans attending were W. A. A. j Buchanan, W. S. Mobley and RoI bert J. Mlckler. ire | A fter exercises tho chapter meni­ al- : hers attended in a body the funeral •4-i of J. M. Lord, father of the chapox 1 ter president Mrs. Luther V. Bryan Ith a t Ebeneza Church. Band Program For Thursday Announced set of i The program for the Thursday was evening concert of the .dunleipnl The Band was announced tiii.s morning collar «8 followsp Hurt. 1. March, ‘Fcst, from TaiinlmusItit sHdr o r'—Wagner. ntf won 2. A-Fox Trot. ‘Let’s Talk About* Tho My Sweetie'—Donaldson. :y pellB-Fox Trot, 'That's \\ hy I ncent. Love Vou*—Donaldson and Ash, vender 3. Overture, 'Stradellu'—Hotir.divi- ovv. coffee 4, Concert Waltzes, 'A Summer •assist- Evening'—A ir. UeUenrtain* . A. K. INTERMISSION li, and 5. Kiuitasfo,'Sunny’Spuin’—Kmg. were 1 fl. Moreeau Elegant, ‘Golden of tho i Blonde’—Eilenbeig. 7. Selection, 'M acbeth—North. “***l>itit Illy t)f those 8. Medley, ‘Genu; of Stephen Fosas reflected in 0. Anthem, ‘The S tar Spangled ssl*ttng in receiv- Banner’—Key. 1 were Mr«. fi. A. Pr«sulent, and Mrs. Mra. J. R. Head hns as her house I-anv-i. j . depart- guest this week Mrs. R, T- Vaughn of Coral Gablea. Mrs. Hinterm istcr I s Hostess W ednesday In Honor Mrs. Hgrdtefffen , Anita. .i>Ji iNe.vark. N, J.' -.vim .h, ,, • i;!>,.•» ! dau)jindr,sM trv''P l'a u ty u d it, was tKi* W^'dfitAmy ufIvrnm a \fk«n''Mr.< ?. fr. iH lntcr#. . . .,i bridge a: lthe b,. iu^rtm wakThoiic:is,a^ hut, >>u & t a , ! ' firgrtST’,- Ghinrs’s red. Idryk jland green WeCn' tlta 'prevailing'-icolors and d'ern y.inlwro-jLt wltW ;^Ialiftiriiia popplep.;, glailui)),. wUpnilulrs, lantana, cAryotuSs, mu tiro W* [and ferns. The JAnnus wtis llrnnKCri sol­ idly with greenery framing a li ’ dark background for n large crys­ tal bowl filled with calendulas and ferns. Placed a t Intervals nbou*. the room word troll iv . cut win rd with asparagus ferns and calendu­ las. These alternated with ,tnll iloor baskets filled with marigolds ni'd coryopsis. The Chinese ideas were further accentuated by the tally cards done in black nnd orange. The holder of top score was giv­ en a table runner of exquisite Chi­ nese silk embroidery, For the one holding next highest scon* there ivns a Chinese embroidered lun­ cheon cloth. The one cutting the highest card received a loVely Cldrese v*,s«r Mrr. !lr.r,it.,, r . vrr.s pre­ sented a plucquc 6f Florida scene. Late in the afternoon the host­ ess assisted by Mrs. Raymond Wil­ son and Miss Elizabeth Knight se r­ ved refreshm ents of moulded chick­ en salad, cheese and olive sand­ wiches, quince sandwiches, ice cream and coffee. The service plate wore also done in orange and block. There wore seven tables of play­ ers who enjoyed the delightful so­ cial courtesy. Potter, Mrs. Robert .1. llolly Jr., nnd Mrs' Emmett Hunt, Green nnd white minis were placed on the card tables nnd en­ joyed during the progress of the game, nnd following the awarding of the prizes, the hostess ussistc I by Miss Elizabeth Stafford, Mrs. Hawkins Connelly, Mrs. Joe Gon­ zales and Mrs. James Ridge, serv­ ed u delicious salad nnd sweet course with coffee. Mrs. Eugine Tittle Is Those enjoying the cordial hos­ W ednesday pitality of Mra. Stafford were: Hostess Mr-. W. C. McLendon, Mrs. W. C. Hill, Mrs. Jam es Ridge, Sirs. Haw­ To Sans Souei C l u b kins Connelly. Mrs. Joe Gonzalez, Mrs. W. W. Potter, Mrs. Benjamin The members of the Sun Soucl Whittier Jr., Mrm Hen Caswell, bridge eluli wcr> most pleasantly Mrs. Robert J. Holly Jr., Mrs. entertained aftenm on William J. Hardy, Mrs. Craig ins the guestsWedmsdny of Mrs. Eiigeno TitThompson, Mrs. Percy Moro, Mrs. Emmett lim it, Mrs. Hugh Wol- i tie nt her home on Myrtle Avenue. Spring flowers were used in ptiM eln), Miss Elizabeth Stafford nnd fusion in decorating Gift roomfi Sirs. Fred Duiger. where the members met for the game. The spring ideas were further Sisters Bridge C 1 u h carried out in tile tallies which were done in little boy and girl Is Entertained Today : fawners holding gardening tools. •' the Lillies were collected By Mrs. LaVernc Hurl theWhen one having the highest scort Member.i of the Sifters Bridge was awarded ah, Italian cut work Clpjy.weve tltn RUesta of Mi-f. Ln gussl towel. The cut prize was Verno Hurt W ednesday.nmiiiing at Nilo pottery YPSl’The hostess'’ muT ciI h 'tem pting her home .m a r the Country Club. salmi cuur.-e witit D lljt punrjuii'lm* Vivid-huud phlox was usinI with charm ing effect In the rooms w here : the prizes had been nwnidl’d. the card tables had been placed ' Those playing bridge w re: Mrs, I Emmett McCall, Mrs. Raymond G. for play. The morning hours passed quick­ Pox, Mrs. l ee A. Conotcy, MrJ, ly in the gam a of bridge, and when Hraxlon Beggett, Mrs. Jam es L. scores were added the ones holding Wells. Mrs. Victor Robertson, Mrs. highest score among the club incm- Klwvn Moore and Mrs. It til nil picces of household linens, here and guests received dainty Mrs. Anna Hnrdtcgcn who bus A t l o'clock n delectable fourcourse luncheon was served by tho been ^pending some time here with hostess assisted hv her sister, Mrs. her daughter Mrs. Elsa Knig lit leaves Thursday evening for her Ralph Wight. Cover were laid fo r Mrs. Floyd home nt Newark, N, J. Palmer, Mrs. M. S. Wiggins, Mrs. Mrs. E. R. Sneed. Mrs. J. R. Ernest lloushohhr, Mrs.. James K. H ig g in s of H a in e s City. Mrs. Tril­ Head and guest Mrs. It. T. Vanglm by O'fltoen of Lakeland, Mrs. Brax­ of Coral Gables, George II. Sne.nl ton L. Perkins, Mrs. Percy Mem, and Hoke McDonald motored to Mrs. C. R. Kirtly, Mrs. Ralph Orlando Tuesday where lhey spent the day with friends. Wight and Mrs. Hurt. Graves ur friendi nt donee un 1 Wizard Of Electricity Says A Few Years Will Erin;; Film Teaching To Schools To Re­ place Text Iioolts No>y ')l:l Ex-Service Men Will Return Visit Of American Doughboys T o Paris This Year PARIS, Apr. 27— (IN S )— [Ftcrtch ox-scrvlccm cn, returning i this year's visit of the American I Legion to France, will probably ’ hold rin e'o f their annual1ionfftw .tin ns hi the United Stater: In which Iwutf tnft Mayor qf the world's lnrg•c jt nmi most coqmopotitinn city Iwill? prouhlily al«o make the trip, i „ St, ric rre Godin, present Mayor, j known offleldlly an President hi thfe Municipal Council, regrota he 1will probably not he occupying the pdm trti nt th at time. Mayors i have only ijpo year in office. In his first address here this "We await with pleasure the a r­ season, the inventor .told the rival of the American Legion dele­ children of the evolution of the - ■ rgates,'* declared Mayor Godin in electric light grid explained the —NL'A. New York Dureiui , an interview ■lr Thomas U pton tins a Jolly possible of hi:- rubber experi­ News Service. with International good time w hether ho wins or ments which, he pointed <*ut, would,' City Votes Funds lo.-es. Tho famous English tea1 If successful limb • thn United 'T h e Municipal Council was glad magnate and yacht racer, who has States self-supporting in rubber Jo offer them the use of the Trtw tbeen trying vainly for years to production. The school pupils ware intro­ dnrb Palace for their convention. *rin the international yacht trophy.; 'v.i i mapped at tho Now York duced to Edison in the a.xt litoritun Wo v. l! vote enthusiastically the Yankees’ bait park. Ho Insisted, nnd th r> tola 'composing the first necessary funds to make their stay on putting on ono of tho player’a grade class shook hands with the ill Paris agreeable. "Wu welcome thn American Le­ cap3 to help along.lb tho fu n j ( aged inventor. Mr. mul Mrs. Edison Inter were gion especially because Americans shown over the building, situated in Paris are dear to am* hearts. In W arren Smith nnd within four block of the pictur­ fact it ivi till l e 1 i r ' tc visualise F rid a y for New esque Edison estate. a Paris v th An - i ans.” where they will M. Godin like)osotl•*thnt «l the Speaking to thu school, children. Edison gave his views <«i visual Into census, Ligeti n year ngo, the colony -,»i , 'u u j iuijirt cn edcactier. with- the .;..c -of muting; picture equipment. He Maid th at 6,378 persons: "I am surprised to nbtc," lie motion pictures of the proper type would soon form the greater said, 'ilm t the ouurtcr I pep re spot portion iff the book knowledge and a t the City I fall, the ninth nrrouin ged that F o rt Myers school au­ diSEohVont, has only 829 Americana thorities bo among the. first to in­ Miss Edith Rainier of St. Au­ troduce this method if instruction gustine is visiting hpr sister, Mrs. on >in its public schools. Mr, amt Mrs. Edison are plan­ William J. Hardy at her home in ning to return to their summer San Lnntn. of | home a t West Orange, N. J., It. M. Sharp has returned from ml about Mav I, where the inventin' E. will continue his rubber oxperi- Philadelphia. Pn., and New York rk m eats and work on his rubber ex­ whore he spent tho p ast ten lays on business. tracting device. TODAY THE I.OVE T ill! 11.1. with l.nura La Plante Organ Novelty Solo “Songs or 1rein ml" Knrtntfci Komcdy “A STITCH in TIM E' Aesop's Faldos THURSDAY GII.DA GUAY in "CABARET" Comedy "Duck Out” Mitnne Review Cuming Attraction ■T o ■ih tr M iiantr .* Lon Chancv in "MR. WU" PRINCESS TODAY Milton Sills and Doris Kenyon in THE UNGUARDED HOUR The Newly Weds In "Snonku m s’ Piny mate.” '-W t ass M M arrived heie Tuesday ami I . the guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. E. V. Booth ut their home igi West Third Street i oming over especially to nttond the m imingo of her niece Mi r N'ioln Booth nnd Ernest Wiriincr which will take place Thursday evening a t the Baptist Church. Laides’ Silk Dresses Neatly tailored dresses Dull show stylish simplicity- Some dresses appropiale for street wear and others for afternoon wear. All greatly reduced Smart W orth ot line Furniture to be sold the eost of the varnish alm ost be conducted at the Miller Furniture Some large summer shapes and "liters smart close fillin g . t t ‘{ COi Values—-Si9! Q S SANFORD FLORIDA �lNFORD h e h a i j p , V DAY, APRIL 27, 1027 PETERSBURG, 12 tin* II)' It, I.. H ook er It may l»c another «tpry today. Our guesa is th a t Eddie Wade had steak for dinner last night. Lincoln Anti Omaha Are Both Phil Wells T e a m Shutouts Sarasota C I u li I n First A fler Annual Field M e e t Game B u t Loses Slugfesl Since Nctv Orleans Asked In Second Contest, 8 To 7 Meet To Be Held Elsowhcrc By DAVIS .1. WALSH I IlC International News S en ire Sports [)l*l( Kditor NEW YORK .Apr. 27—There I seems to he slightly more than an excellent chance, if you will pardon my British, that th? championship , j«V games of the Am ateur Athletic 1 J Union will go to either Lincoln or Omaha, with the proposed bids of New York and the east in general running a distant last. The writer | l t S "n s tipped today th at th Nebraska ° I cities simply cannot miss, unless ? U |) there is n iimikcd change in off!rial sentiment sortie time before the actual award is m ade’ MO days or hits 'tw o wc.-ks lienee.. ._ auo j The hoard of governors at pres‘ 'c u t is voting on the form ality of ■ _ a re-award, made necessary by the " ' I ' j decision of New Orleans officials rs to withdraw patronage for the s meeting because of their apprehen­ sion that the appearance of colored both athletes in competition with white ami j men might create an unwelcome I his impression in the southern town, czcd when the re -award is officially J!,®* finite, the disposition of the meet rung w|j| j)0 p|ace,| jn the hands of the <jH. championship committee, which will 11 receive and review all bids. To date, four inquiries have been made, two K each from the east and west. Rut the west is duo. ; , ’® The lust games were held in con® * ncction with the Sesqui-Ccntcnnial Exposition in Philadelphia. The I SARASOTA. April 27—The Colts and Tarpons split a double hill Tuesday afternoon, the visitors winning the first, It to 0, and th* locals capturing the second, 8 to 7, by stg /in g a last inning rally. Barber held the Shrnsota team to five hits in tbc first while his team mates were pounding the of­ ferings of three tw irlers for a to­ tal of Hi iiits and nine runs. In the second Brower hurled steadily and the locals hit Dent, Puckett. Verbal ’and From by hard. Holder and Grandio hit for the cir­ cuit in the second contest. Orlando AH R H I'O A K Foss, ;ib ...........:i 0 it I •'» " Tinker. 2b.......’...B 2 I I *’l <' Viau. a.'.. ...!....:. 3 1 <> •’» I 1 Grandio, cf..........4 1 1 2 0 0 Cox. rf.......... ...» -4 1 1 1 1 I* Johnson, If. I 1 2 3 <• 0, Alliums, Hi...... r» 0 :i Hi <* 0 Wells, c. .........I .’I 2 1 1 0 Barber, p. I u 0 o r, o Totals Sarasota: Grant, lb. ... Maloney, ss Kaunas. 2h Holder, cf. Hogun, If Hudgens, c. Brunson, 2b. . Humphrey, rf. Fitzpatrick, p, Jones, n.......... M organ, n. Layton, x. Brower, xx .... Moyers slammed n two base hit | th a t scored runs ahead of it. Wulluco collected a brace of safeties und H irst nicked the opposition for n pair. Crowe and Beasley The A. A. U. wishes to announce that it,would, will mid Htill is eoneach had one. sidering the m atter so deeply that A fter five runs had shot across tentative offers from the ynnkee the pun before he eould retire tins stadium in New York and the town side in the first. Hawkins wus sent of East. Orange. N. J., have guns to the showers and Ushrouck took no further than tho nnte-rnnm. Vlhli. ss up the Harden. It proved a heavy Grutulio, cf I have been assured that the one, for tho Cclorymen immediate­ (’ox. rf ly jumped on him for another games will he awarded to an east­ Johm-oq, If. m arker and came buck for three ern bidder only as a last and des­ Abrams, lh perate rem it to save them from lx*e, c more in da* second. complete elimination as far as the* Dent, |i In all, .the game was -not any* seiisou of P.I27 is concerned. I'uckelt, a thing to .write home ultoul, hut it Neither of III prohnlde Nebraska Vcrliel, a •lid Iocs I- fin ilium good to see th** Idling eyes of their charges return bidders Is favored over the other at Tronihy, p to form ‘ lifter a couple of days this time; in fuel, it is understood ) lluyes, x which brought them the title of th at A. A. D. men in that ection have no particular choice, so long the "hitlnsai wonders." For tlt^y jslto rs, it was all Funk! as the award goes to their state. Sarasota: mid Mcsmiur. The form er solved > It, therefore, will boil down lot XVIthioivMiir a triple, double and the question of which town call! Grant, If single III": four times up and .make the most attractive offer Ini Maloney, ss afield w£¥ ttlie only man on the (the lay of housing and competitive Kauaus, 2h Saint efilb who seemed to know ' fucilitl * since the cost of putting Holder, cf what it wits all about except old | 0,1 the 1 program is not lil.ely to ex- , Hogan, if Hudgins, e Jnke Messm*r. The lutter got his feed $' llrunson, 3b twn hits, Loth of them expected, j mate u laiyton, lh No, thb Saints rertainly have 1cause i Blower, n fallen from grace since last season prcpari D ie scor*i pruliah Humphrey, xx St. Pel nib u m Wilms, h Messncr, Drawn, a Shaw, c Bryan, If Nettles, 1 Funk, 3| F. Austii Hawkins, Oshrook, L. Johnson,x Totals Hanford Ih-iuley, rf Friable, ss. Wade, rf!. Crown, 3h Meyer, 21) H irst, If Bailey, lh Wulluco, c W ithrow, n ah r h po League Standings SANFORD Tampa Miami Sarasota Orlando St. Petersburg Pittsburgh New York St. Ixiuis Philadelphia Boston Cincinnati Chicago Totals M 8 13 21 10 3 x-llit for Puckett in 0th. xx-HU for Brower III 0th. SUMMARY Two Ruse hits— Grandio. Lee, Foss, Maloney. Three base hits—Hudgens, Grant (2), Home runs—Holder, Safriclc, llogun. Stolen liases—Viau. John­ son. Lee. Brunson, Hit by Fromby —Brunson Hits off Dent-4 in 2 23: Bucket. 4 in 2 1-3 Verbid. 2 in 1 Fromby. in 1, Base on balls—off Dent 2: Fromby, 1 ; Bower, 3; Struck out—by Dent 1; Fromby, 1; Blower. 1 Double plays—Maloney to Brunson. Umpires—Ruphun nnd I'leh. Miss Glenna Collett Heads Handicap List Cleveland Chicago B oston „ , Mvl", Ronton, .407 ind six of them got hits. men. Cobh made three hits, scor--------Suggest 11*ns for the name of the _ cd two runs and drove in two more MIAMI, April 27—The Smokers, 10,000 word oration to lie delivered . '|'||j.* jj Hilly Hill sat and jingled hir. stole home for the second time this behind the superb pitching of Red two tilt pieces without showing any on pennant raising day are now n«ct Player (i / season and saved the gam.* in the concern over the outcome-of Indii ceptahle. Present .plans call for Hornsby lb ninth inning bv making an unas­ score and gate. almost everything but a baseball Cobh 12 sisted double play. He caught a li­ ner and ran to first base before game and the customers are. tickl- •’I'^bker the runner who had occupied that eil silly. We think two speeches (.",jj'lw j.j bag eould scramble hack to safety. should he made. The first “ Hat__ The victory advanced the A's to lo r-” apd “ Play Hall! V l-'g 'rrttI) \ v fourth place The Yankees, who were idle, remained in first place, The Yankees, who were idle, re­ mained in first place, while the Ilrowns lost and dropped below Player' nnd Club W ashington into the third slut. Webb, Cubs The Giants and Pirates both won Terry, Giants and are now tied for the lead in Who let Hen Caswell into the ooul’nwtiriU, Cardinals the National League, with the I**.*" * He v.-stchs:! .lie |,«i,nic&s exW right, Pirates Cardinals and PikiUeb tied for ihiVrt traction of base hits without a place. Lee Meadows of the Pirates m urm ur, lie didn’t even shout r. hung up his fourth straig h t vie'ta k e him out". ! NAIIONA1. I.LALI-L. tory of the season in trimm ing the — 1---I Player urd Club G A’lJ fi H 1'CVT. curds, II to 5. while Shcrdcl w as' Where Manager Shaw found j Snml, knocked loose from his shoestrings lsome of those alleged hall players Philadelphia It 41 12 18 ,4^'J in the third inning Wright ami , should remain a secret. If any Southworth each made a homer j other m anager added some of the Hoinsliv, New York 12 Ai 17 10 .4.12 with two men on. Totals J9 « 10 27 8 1) i same brand to his club it would With Fitzsimmons on the mound just mean the wrecking of sonic Tyson, * New York 12 52 13 22 .42.1 the Giants trounced the dnloduus Alt R H PO A E more outfit. They way some of Simmons 2. Dodgers. 7 to 2. Uncle Wilbert •> 0 1 0 0 - 0 them played hatted halls would Lindstrom, New York 12 53 l» 22 .416 liking them sympathy all over the Robinson put Hendrick a t first 4 0 1 l) 1 0 league. I la fey, LEAGUE TOTALS base in place of Herman and sub» 1) 0 0 7 1 St. Louis 11 40 4 10 .400 National —30. s'itu tcd Marriott a t thin) for llar•1 II 0 4 .4 1 American —24. Anybody received an offer from* Leader a ycur ago today Hornsrett, hut his hopefuls slid merrily «» 0 0 •» 1 II down the chute for their fourth 3 0 1 8 •» 1 straight defeat. 3 0 0 0 0 0 The Reds stretched their first 0 1 3 •> 1) winning^strenk to two straight, n 0 0 1 3 » 3 six run rally in the sixth giving 1 1 ) 1 0 II 1) them an K to f» decision over the 0 II U 0 0 1 Cubs- Karl Webb, Chicago Rookie 1 0 0 0 0 appeared as a pinch hitter in the ninth and hammered out his third 11 1 7 27 10 2 home run of the season. Ted Lyons limited the Tigers to six hits and the White Sox won under wraps, !i to !l. Alex Mctzlcr, New Sox outfielder, got three hits and lluum-yficld four. As the game ended. 21 armed detectives dashed into t|)o park in response to n riot call, hut it developed that the call was u fake and that no­ thing had been‘stolen not even a base. Manager J<oJi McAllister Hent Willi, 11utllin to the mound aguinsl the Browns and the young man was rather nasty uhout it and held the Brownies to five hits, Cleveland winning (1 to 2. Memphis rallied in the eighth and ninth to score four runs and defeat Atlanta 5 to I. Shepner's single in the north Second Game scored the winning run for B ir­ AH It 11 PO A K mingham against Little Rock, 5 to 3 0 (1 1 5 n 3 (1 <1 It n o Fred dohnson pitched his fourth straight victory when Nashville 3 •I •1 •# 0 » •1 | •J •I 1 i scored sijc runs in the eighth and •J won from New Orleans (1 to 2. 4a II •# 1 I n labile Lewis' three hits enabled 3 0 0 •1 II » Chattanooga to defeat Mohilu ,'l to 3 D 0 3 1 n I. Rates allowed the hears only six 3 0 (1 3 I n hits. 3 0 0 It 1 n BaseballSlatistics In Major Leagues N atural tobacco taste—for each word means a lot to a Chesterfield smoker Totals Thv side saddle is again becoming popular among the women riders of London. >Eleanor Hayne of Coopcrstown, New York, hus twelve living grandparents, consisting of two grand­ mothers, four greut-grumlmulhcrs, two gri'ut-grrul-grundm othcrs, two gruudfuthers and two greut-grvatgrand fa thers. 24 3 8 19 U 1 All It II PO A E Miami ••1• 0 1 •1 0 «> Cneseres, cf Hollowuy, II 3 0 1 7 0 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE 3 0 l 0 •1 II Turner, ss St. Louis 5; Pittsburgh 9. •I t) 0 3 1 t Richards. If Cincinnati 8; Chicago 1'. 1 II 1 0 II Duran, < ’ih •1 0 1) 1 1 0 Brooklyn 2; New York 7. Greene, rf Philadelphia-Boston threatening Vincent, 2b •I 1 l 1 l 1 •t 0 0 & I 0 weather. Benuin, c •» 0 0 1 5 0 Jonkins, p VMERICAN LEAGUE 1 0 0 0 0 • xChnunecy, Cleveland (J: St. Louis 2. Chicago it; Detroit 3. Totals Boston 8; Philadelphia New York-Washington cold x—Batted for Greene in 7lh Tampa U00 201 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION 101 000 Minneapolis 0; Toledo 7 (15 in. Miami nings). Summary: Home run Vincent. St. Paul II; Columbus t. Double play Richards to Ucnnin. .Milwaukee 3; Indianapolis H. Kansas City 5; Louisville i (II Stolen buses, Holloway and Barnes. Struck out by Jenkins 4; By Willey innings). 3. Base on balls off Willey 1. Sac­ rifice hit Sechurn. Umpires Fred­ SOUTHEASTERN LEA G l'l ericks and Kelly. Time of game I :Savannah 0; St. Augustine 1. 05. Seven innings by agreement. Jacksonville 13; Albany 8. Montgomery 4; Pensacola 5. Philadelphia ul Boston )*f the national women's golf title, tops the list of liundicnps of the \\rouica>tEastern Golf Association with u plus two, according to an announcement made public today i by the association. Mrs. G. Hen- I ry Stctsim of the Huntington Vnj- j Icy Country Chili,is second with a j nluH one mu] seven women have j been placed at scratch, Nearly 1.- I 000 others received handicaps of * less than eighteen. B ro o k ly n New York Washington St. Louis Philadelphia Detroit Domingo Hit Hard In Opener home Orlando folks were pres­ While Miami Is Unable To ent. He was a great big fellow. Solve Craig; Circuit Clout •Every man on the Sanford club Gives Hustlers The Second batted in that awful first innin*;, Busch.*11 ( •(inuiuKsiou y e t/ just lieen lull! tUnt* ionic of. i.t: tile fans iire going’to demand pay Player) and'Club ti A1 *.u v.iilch the real of lilt Saint Sor- Simmons. • **4 l i a T ’t . Philadelphia Vj (U Gehrig. . r.New York li! 17 Hill Meyers dared to tr\ it , Judge, oml ami alm oit made it Washington 12 2tt been Austin behind the plate there >enig. Would have been no date. It would | New York i.i r>n Imve been like taking candy Irani |Goalin, the neighbor’s kid. i Washington * Lender a year T ^a tn ra l arom a, natural s w e e tn e s s , n a tu r a l g o o d taste bu t n o " d o llin g -u p ” — not by any means! N a tu ­ ral tobacco taste is a ll that it im plies in natural g o o d ­ ness and character. NATIONAL I.EAGLT Pittsburg at St. Louis. Chicugo at Cincinnati. Boston at Philadelphia. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE All games postponed rain or cold SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Atlanta 4; Memphis 5. Mobile I; Chattanooga 3. New Orleans 2; NuhIivIIIi* li. Little Rock 4. Birmingham 5. Today’s Schedule FLORIDA STATE LEAGUI St. Petersburg ut Sunford. Orlando at Sarasota. Tampa a t Miami. AMERICAN LEAGUE St. I.oui« ut Cleveland. Washington at New York. Detroit at Chicago. Mobile at Chattanooga. New Orleans ut Nusliville. Birmingham at Little Rock Atlunta at Memphis. A M lilt IC A N ASSOC I ATlO N Milwaukee lit Indianapolis. Kiuihuh City a t Louisville. St. Paul at Cplumhus. .Minneapolis ut Toledo. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Toronto ut Baltimore. Buffalo a t Jersey City. . Rochester a t Reading. Syracuse ut Newark. SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE Savannah ut St. Augustine. Jacksonville a t Albany. Montgomery ul Pensacola. Columbus ut Selma. - a n d yet, they're MILD L to o r r r A: M yles T uuacco C o �THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY. APRIT CHIROPRACTIC —Adjustments For th a t tired run down condi­ tion is ju st what you need—puts pep in your step. Phono 482-J. For appointment. I>r. W. E. Mac-DanKJlI. 13. L. Perkins — Haberdasher headquarters for Collegiate Clothes. 110 First Street. rpHOSC pitron* J C0||pctor payment. W ^t'ord*?* *re, r ny’ rir.«' of publication. r nnv receiv ­ es o **0HBJrnce by 11 *••• jjCSMSB dm: SPSS'S therefore “ oudkm S,uw ,T ,^mti* ,n p!»»* ,,f pc® “l orr T hjr dlscontln* not vaOl- iH<r* *f* .. is'Dt-.JCt The M tUfi nanil'«r<‘«l toT * nJTh»v are made- •rn nATB SCHEDULK ^ LANKY,S DRUG STORE—Pro srriptions, Drugs, Soda. W e a r t s near you ns your phone. Cull 10: If t P f f . ® “n * li’el BUILDIN'G BLOCKS — Irrigation boxes nnd general cement work Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Turwilleger, Prop. .ehedula tell* saw®-:: ESferw* SSi u u wort*' THINK—If you are thinking of building, why pay the Architects several hundred dollars for plans, when you can get the same free, nnd keep your money in your pock et . F or fu rth er information see SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS. V. C. Collet, Prop. Building Con­ tractor, Genuiat Shop & Mill Work and House Painting, 115 N. French Ave. Phone 235-J. SMALL —houRo for rent, Mell onville Ave. Call 830-W. • LUMBER and complete line cf building m aterial. Low prices. Security Lumber Co., “ Where Good Grades Come From ’’ Muplo and Sixth. Phone 797. Phonograph Repairing Piano Tuning By experts with 17 ycara cxDcrionce. Sanford Music Store and Gift Shoppe Room 10 & 11 McLandrr Arcade Phone 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 \GQ0 West F irst Street a t Phone 441 CLEANING, PRESSING. DYING —"We do it Bettc.r," Try us. Roy­ al Cleaners and Dyers, J. C. Jackson, 206 E cst Second St., Phone 161-J. HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY —Cleaning, pressing, tailoring. 105 S. Palmetto Avenue. Phone M6-J. TWO FURNISHED 1-room garage apartm ents, fill Park Ave. Sum­ FIVE ROOM UUNGALOW:Locnt mer rates. Phono 251. ed on corner in Sanford Heights. CLEAN— Apartm ent 1 and 2 Largo rooms, well constructed, rooms; kitchenette, private bath, plenty of windows, largo porches, hot water. Welaku Apartments. complete Imth room with shower. Electric range nnd w ater heater Phone 397-J. Two bed rooms, large living room, Owner lives out of the city FURNISHED —Apartm ent, cool etc. and is willing to sell a t less than and quiet; space for car. 10Q9 present value. $100 cash and $75 Union Ave. monthly will buy the property. Box 73, cun* The llerald. FURNISHED A PA RT MK NT Thrco rooms and Imth, ull mod PARK AVENUE RESIDENCE:— eru conveniences, good location within cosy walking distance of reasonable runt. Phone 831-J. the heart of Sanford. An attractive house on large Jot. Double gurage THREE-ROOM Furnished ap a rt­ two bed rooms, living room, kitchment. Apply Mrs. A. K. Powers, on nnd dining room. Complete 109 W. Ninth. bath room including shower bath. Rain w ater tank, house is partly DELIGHTFULLY Cool furnished furnished. Ihicc $(1500. Only $250 apartm ents private baths, hot and cash required. Box 431 euro The cold wnter, gas, double garage. Sanford Herald. Summer rates. 130(5 Park Ave. SMALL COTTAGE on rear of kN E NICELY —furnished apart­ lot on Magnolia Avenue. A desir­ ment. all modem conveniences, able place to live while building a Phone 207. larger home on the front of the lot. Owner is in need of a little FURNISHED— Apartm ent, up­ :nslt und will sacrifice the place stairs, with screened porch; gurage. at less than its real value. $50 cash 911 Park Ave. Inquire 907 Park and $50 monthly buys it. Box N. Ave. cure Herald. METAL ROOKING—The Roof Evcrlasting. Metal shingles; found in Woolworth'a standing scam tin and galvanized itr.tr can have them by roofs. Sec James If. Cowan. Oak Kthe llarald and paying ave. and Thitd St. Phone 111. MATRESSES properly renovated; one day service in Sanford, by TWO rooms, kitchenette and hath; Sanford . Matress Factory. I'hono beautiful outlook; all improve­ 402-M. ments; attractively furnished; OOST SANFORD moderate rent by week. Young's £ Ntw Sanford Booster WIGHT-CHKISKNUKRRY PRINT Apartm ents, office 200 N. Park itlijing hunch of celery SHOP — Printing, Engraving, Ave. i. Ptudebaker Agency Embossing. Sen us first. We do 20— F a rin g j * r S a le i Gimp* Co. It. Phono 417-W. R. R. Avenue- THREE-ROOM Furnished Apart ment. Apply Herald Office. Commercial Street. ’Thkysi.kr L 1UI.I.KK MOTOR CO. furnished apartm ents lit, at 10th SI. Phone 592 6— Help Wanted (Male) i Park Ave. Three BERT BUY IN AGRICULTUR­ i F irst St. Summer DODGE WANTED— 2 hoys with bicy* Thrasher. AL LAND tii> and Graham Trucks vies for Herald routes. Must be In The Slate Of Florida Wh Si. I‘hone 3. hustlers. Apply Herald. In the flowing well district near lfi— Houses For Kent Sanford, with clay subsoil. On L COWAN CO., Auto SALESMAN— Wnntcd to sell the WANTED TO RENT— Unfurnish­ the highway nnd one mile from ' and shed metal works most popular automobile on the ed house with 2 or 3 bedrooms- IL R. station. ornamental sheet metui m arket. All answers held confi­ Already cleared, Perfect within 18th Street ilmlt—Phone :ifi-W. 207 French Ave. dential. Box W-II care Herald. drainage. 890. Virgin Roil of unsurpassed fer­ WORD MUCK CO H— Financial NICE LARGE —homo for rout tility, will grow anything. HI Magnolia Ave. 1,000 Acres in units of 5 acres, Also several pieces furniture Phone 3*57 nR many as you want. LOANS cheap. Apply 1108 Myrtle Ave. AT A PRICE SO LOW IT WILL AN UNLIMITED supply of money ut all times, hundreds of home- THREE ROOM cottage, hath, mo "Make Your lieud Swim" owners ore taking advantage of Home Seekers, Here Is Your item eonveiiieiiees, near May our easy-payment loans. Quirk s:r- fair. 13 1K E. 1th. Phone 857—J. Chance vico. J. II. Jackson, 112 East Sec­ It May Never Come Again If you can make a small rash ond St. Phone Oil. HOUSE for rent, seven rooms, 2 baths and sleeping porch. 2-car g ar­ payment nnd finance your first WANT TO BORROW $150 for six age. 1119 Park Ave. Apply 1201 crop, it will easily puy for the land. months, can give good security. Park Ave. or Phone 121. Address Widow, care Herald. If you are looking for a "Snap" f-tm i/.IN G WORKS Hern It Ih FOR RENT ‘CHEAP’, owing to j»DCiOliPYEAU TIRES MONEY—To loan on improved de­ going north will rent fine suburban See Mo At Qnco •S- I. Batteries. W. ?i. YOUNG sirable business and ivsiedntml borne, grove, chicken yard, garage 4nki»rs ('handled Bargains In Iteul Estate property In Sanford. Address etc., to responsible parties giving •"ifrcial Avenue Park Ave. and Commercial St. ixmn, P. O. Box 503. City. earo to same. Address P. O. box 857, Sanford, Fla. FOR I ISON 10— Livestock NEW HOUSE at Sylvan Lake near CHICKS Wc hatch from thnr Paolu, a beautiful location with oughhreads only specialised i: conercto walk, porches, facing the WE HAVE —Three Improved Reds $lii a 100. Orlando Hatchery park, garage and etc.; responsible —Celery Farm s, will trade for party can rent ut $15 p r month. town property nothing hilt values Orlundo Fia. Will he r*ndy in few days. Address considered. Baldwin & Brown P. O. Hox 857, Sanford Herald. Syl- Phone 88. 11— .Miscellaneous vun Lake is a highly restricted FOR SALE— Well established pay community of homes where 28 new ing ladies shop. Reosonulile. Sick homes are in the building. ness cause fr.r .selling out. Phr.in FIVE ROOM—furnished bungalow for rent. $25 |a*r month. Ray II. Vrooman. Coronado Beach, F la. The stove sale. Is now on my cii $5000 INTEREST in Oviedo Cel­ tire stock at cost. I). W. Short M<* FIVE ROOM ery farm to exchange for San­ modern house-rent OUR RUGS1 Iaimler Arcade. Phone ford home or Northern property. reasonable. close in. Celery farm emhrnrek 05 uc*es, 15 830-W. TWO REFRIGERATORS — Good now in operation, planted to cel­ condition; priced reasonable.Pier­ IVE ROOM— Furnished house ery and peppers. Box 27 care Her­ son Larkin, Inc. McLander Areada ald. for rent. Phone 805-W. Phone 880. w oo L uevW ^ LLrcep,,tCl Pc >r YC op Dare da re ac r0F «0OPSKiftt HENRY, TH(S SELF-POPftMG CORN SOUNDS TD o G o o d T t \ BE-TRUE Yhcn jost let Me Give You a DEtuoNSTfWfloN-we'U- ASSUME THAT this is an ear o r setr-pofPtHG cormANDTHEHtAT FROM THIS WOVE 15 -■ NOW IS TI1K TIME TO BUY XU AT-FARM . _ AND START SOMETHING We arc all going back to the furm where rcul values wifi always prevail. Ju st now is the time to move a few miles from Sanford and start th a t rhicken farm and raise vegetables for the home m ar­ ket. .lust such n place can be had on the Snnford-Orlando road about three miles from Sanford In tho high und healthy oak nnd pine section good for citrus fruits, good for poultry and good for all kinds' of vegetables. Thirty acres, h ig h ' nnd dry location for a home and' four acres in muck for vegetables j or nulbs—it will raise anything j —the man who wants to work can make a good living from this; plnee. If vou are interested add­ ress OWNER, enre Sanford Herald. Any reasonable offer nnd term s j will be considered nftcr you hnvej seen the property. i PALMETTO AVENUE LOT. — north of Hughey Street. Will sell for less than cost if taken nt once. Easy terms. Address S. B. S. Can* The Sanford Herald. $25 CASH AND $10 monthly will buy well located lot on Laurel Avenue. This property is close in and is surrounded with good look* ing homes. A fine site for a home. Box A. B. C. care Herald. PARK AVENUE LOT—Ju st sou h of Thirteenth Street, facing cnat, can be bought for $2,750 on nny reasonable terms. This is an exrollout location for n Duphx Apartment House. Box 100 cnie The Sanford Herald. FORT MELLON CORNER LOT.— In first Hcctiou, will sell for $2,000 on term s of $25 cash nnd $10 monthly. Address Box 101 care Tho Herald. 2r— Miscellaneous For Sale PIANO, —$150, Schumann upright mahogany. $125; boy’s bicycle $5; $05 Savage repeating rifle, $22.50; $150 electric self heating washing machine, $18. Inquire 2101 Palmetto Ave. Tf you're a t e 1 c p h o n e subscriber simply lift the book, ask for MS 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. TWO RUGS for sale. buggy, good condition Avenue. QUANTITY of hard wood Oak and Pine cut in lengths, sold “cheap" to clear and haul away. Address P. O. jinx 857, Sanford, Fin. 'all Before 11 o'clock For The D ay's Insertion t i i i : r u i n it ru i u r o r m i : N KVHN'T ll j 1 i n n \ i. r i n r i i T o r r i . n i u m . in o i i r u n n : * i . i n o i .i : n i l n t i . A. It. Y O W m .1 . i m l l N K tool ilelni! I.ililnoes !IN T i l l : V O W I X I . m , in Plaintiff. Vd f O I I V ft t ’ HHKM*. 1h*fd*n»1nnl N fiT in : o r p u r i o r r s m u : N o l l e * Is lu-rehy trlv m that I. C*. M llan.l. n -■ Hlii-tIff of K.nilonle Countv. r i o r l i l ’i. miller nml hy vlr. tin* of n eerPiln ••xeeiulon ilnin l the vih ilny oi 1’iToinher. IS?#. I hhii I iik ■lit o f the I'lrrnll Court ol tile Seventh r i n u l i of riorid ii, In nml fo r Heminole Coiiniy, In n n r i n l n rauHi* w herein A. It. Y o w e ll. tr;olI>iK nrvt ilolm; lni»lneKM n» T im Vowell Co. w iih |ilnIrvI Iff. nml John 11iiHMt* 11 wan lief* nilnni, w ill, on the first Monday in May. A. I>. i s : ' . I lie smne hi ulnliis the ?mt ilny o f snhl month, In front of the Court lions * ..f Hoiiiliinlc anil Stall* of rinrhla, tnoro particularly iloacrlhcil uh fnlliiWH, io-wlt: Tlni W.-hI Half of ihn Northwc#t Quarter of I he Norlheimt Qimrlt-r of Sn-llnn II, Town-hip zl Huuth. lUnge SO I'uxt. 'T/fn»«-riii*h. I*ura-l*.iM*-t- in pnyfor itiii'd. ■*.(i<— 1 llils tin* :irn ilay of Man'll, W C L L -V U O CA*4 START MAktNij YOl’R CLEAN-UP. ^~e WIGHT tiOVi f J EQUIVALENT TO The BURNING W o P tC A L S O N T o o GOODTo ftE tttwjb, fj NYiWOMAN,'AtMENMN C6RM S T A R T S /) \ TO P0 P I'M QOIWGTO 1 V ONE GRAND ClEAH-UP/ J K i IS^ 1 He Who Lauffhs Last [UlTTtf OLD '^ Y o r p c By William OUT OUR WAY 0 —buy tractor, disc d disc harrow. Tele- HOUSE —cor ipletely furnished or address P. O. Box 14. FOR SALE for rent; four rooms nnd sleeping porch convenient to town 2 Bungalows ns above with nine 10 acres plowed mid fenced, comoinittiari citrus and trucking land. NICK SLEEPING—t«>om for gen­ Jit KENT: Five mom house, 717 Meal for poultry'. On hard Mir* tleman at $12.50 it month, II beds; West First S*j Apply; E. Ej P are, faced road. fti.fiUO.Od Terms $500 cash, balance $50 per month. No also 5-room apartm ent, first floor, 21 Oak .)v.i 1'jliojio JO* ,\y. private bath, lights and water. ?5.*i interest. per month, no children. MU Oak TEACHERS . IlO,MF, —furnished '2 Bungalow . .five Ave. Phone 746-J. rooms and bath . complete.* Close to Schools. Ac-‘ ncrcs planted to Tangerines. On 'ONNKCT1NG BEDROOMS, M2 comodntions for ten. Four entranc­ bard surfaced road. $7,000.00. $.‘00 W. First St. Inquire 113 Kim es, two buths, Hot and cold water, tush, balance $50 per month. No gas electricity. Double garage interest. Terms with or without mrnls. Ad­ Hammoc k land $100 per nere. Near dress Hox. W. enre Herald. ROOMS With or without meal railroad. Citrus land with Lake Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. FIVE LOOM —modern house in Frontage on hard road at f!2fi per Loch Arbor, all conveniences: acre. Choluotn Company garage. G. S. Witmer. P. O. Box Chuluotn Fin. TWO FURNISHED—housekeeping 339. rooms for rent, private en­ Young Bldg. N. Park Ave 17— Business Places For Rent trance. 800 Elm Ave. Sanford Fla. IN T i n : C l l l l ' t I T I'O I I I T OK HK.Mi n o i .i : f o i ' N T V . r i . o i m i N . in i ll IM 'K I IY CIIAM i: X- C O M P A N Y , a Corpnrallnn. I'l.inplalnniit - Vs. - ----- 1 8 » : M I N f il. K I I A O N l I C l.C It INC., a r •ir|>.>riilinn. it nl. l i e f - m l m i l * . t llt lU M l o r I ' t r i l l . l U A T I O N T i l l : H T A T K ol-’ K L o I I I I H . T m :l.tH jA N l.o V ti C O M P A N Y , a Cm • put III Inti • 11 |» t.rlua made in appear in this f'nurl Ihiil a Huiuiiiouh In t'lu t s ft r i' him imrii h crtg o ln r* i x u i i l Ulr.-vleO lu you nml Hint tin- Hh. r i f f n| Krilln.tl<< County, riu rh b i. Im » niade rei urn. thni iIn- - t m n ran n n l t»«- « « r . ■■I ow-liiv In , « o i r fn llu ro lo elrel ki hia uityicf. lac. � 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 27, 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/985ca04254910dec1bb834439626c6f4.pdf 912fbba62ff822c2c973ee0fdafb854f PDF Text Text I . ■ ■ ' ttn NKW SPAPEH in V lo rk U ’it J lM U i G rra lw t V tje ilM c llic h re l G a r d e n l a n d I.euM 'd W ire I n lr m a lin tm l N r * . S r n t r r jNoTxvti-." i SLAYER tv. CITIZENS OKEY Stars Of Golf Work BILL THAT WILL Prepare To Tee PROTECT FISHIn B ig Tournamen Will Never CTUnv fle pact Replace Silent Drama, ja y s u I l/U i Ur t Aj l The W izard Of Menlo Park OF DAUGHERTY FORT MYKRS, Fla.. Mar, 3 r mrehanlral .Irw in tvr Urn re p o l*»»t h i, •I e Ii IU'IIi mllr»tnne It* Mf** j duct ton wf « mul S'vi voices till I still striving In turn out ile- l th*. irn-*t»»t («ruMv»n to be a*d l l t r i surpas-lng ttir gifts he *%l- ' . J i n iK. m ifti’tlc* of th# syUea- S em in o le t o u n k ' n D e lib eratio n * JMf> llr e ln ..... r e . , . . . , irn<ljr ha» g l'r n mankind, Ttoa*-. U th* !«ng dl-tanc'* W ill He A n h rd i T h i' tLUin i n i s A lo rn ln r A lte r i A. fali'on. world fumxu* mventor,) ir. ••#*# wnrk Tli* r r n l n i »re M n o a r r ,y t N living Locked I 'p D u rin g , . hi. work lung enough #t a W, in th* th e n wav*. hr pot D tg h tu n D raw # N l r h t A t H otel M r A lo im 'd a nlm er h*nir her, t. Jay t« gt*r j i .I* th* -kii* d>«t»,"r ,i..»t r.-»_____ • Intcrnstk.nst New, Sente* hi* IM I4| M * « r , iww and fifty me- iChe.HHcr, Saved m Death Chair [One Hour, I#o«es 1 Court Action Nl'MBfcR F o u r te e n P a r r a T o d ay ITT t.J f H A N K O K D . I I.O K IH A . W K D N K M U Y M A R C H ». 1**T JURY RESUMES T° lki? 8 Movie Ideals V«. Law F .tr (/might sgd I W n A y ; c# d fro*! «M tarnin s s tta o s M iith n r l. tonight; killing rt»r*twre rratnre | about Nirtli; U|W ( r a t I j - x M jtn r a l T o I’l nl ttl I 'p M easu re FiRhl IlcturnH To l i e ( r i v e n B y Herald v * - - e o w^mhg . . ~j l ‘ Fic!(i Of SO Premier ProfcMionabt And Amateura Practiae For Opening Round0 5 F«f the t-n irfl of treat flgM fan*. 1 hr Ssatovd Herald will ta* chew, tot mere, ami pnvltrt th at “ Iv -p i’e l l r fact Hut th r mill" th r talking moving picturii will I t* fur fnnn la log |» rfri-lmf . >d U furm -h s i > mi hy-ivmwd feTetrtimony Ik Ankcd replace the .ilettt drama la the r*- rtill in it* infancy, it Ii n mighty tw rt Thursday .ig h t of th* New term of the theulre-rving puhll>*. s m l th lg f f.-r Ihimi' win* like it. .. | u ,V n»*el..n lliik r* ll Verk tight Utwcea Jack Shar­ Kdiaun liKdi* upon radio in H» t ' tla*‘ii c ittntutd. “ It I* a gw»ll , * , • T w r lte M rn Ank llow l^*ng key and Mike VrTtgwe. a sp ir­ stage, at lea«t. with a [thing fur the viootf p - fdv bn m o I n u w ful Tit H lV f f'rtltiltg ant# for the rmwp m»w wort* • A f l r r Hig P a y m e n t IHd prevent .krpticnl eye. Ile li lievr. th at | it t« c nstrui livc and g»»u* them | M O n e 's I’t a w w i l l ky fleite Tanos* Jr#w S m ith T a k e H i* I J f e | rrfrctinn of the radio will *»t •*•'< HlllIC ret -n« lu think and The Herald will secure its (tr­ come In the near future gad • rend about; It «!•<• tenilj to keep , Dra»tie action tn piwscvr . the u th s! arrnwnt nf Ike beat **e» NKW VOKK.* Mar. 8 - The Jury fn.wn* on the r a titing radiociw ar.! the young i<vplr at tuwav at g#n*r ln h in the waters «f frm l- the wire* «f th* |lnirer**i in the MYwtil trial of former At It will never la- n nurr**, he any*. O'Chtv, which I* a mighty harJ hey* r'lMinty w a. taken last m tht IWrvk ■■ the warhTs forwainet . . lomey Central llarry M. Iknigf- until dM orticn i» rliaiinataii and thing In d- in thr e modern at a meeting *f the Isaak Walton sports pews gathering organisa­ tiiurge T. I'ickett, hrad of lU ;«rty ami former uliarn property nu-an* found fur tin tatincUou Uf ‘ Ume._“ league and a group *1 rv preaenta- tion. Th* 11real-1 is able to se­ M ont t h a n a ncorw o f th a Rln r'*'■"t»rnlUe ri'-operatlte cohm, colony cu*Indian Thomaa W. Miller rr* .ta tle . Hr <huckle<| a- hr Ini nff a rarer ttvy rillasn. a t the t f Gin M ur latm ftcl ,,to rwurthoime, this servhs thr- ugh it* a<k S O S \ I L L E . r l n . . M »r | ^ %j||r> U < t(. fiKhtin< n re- i timed it* deliberation. at t0:S0 The radio of tml«y i* md w e rth jo f tid-arco from hi, plug ami of-| when a Mil rvoewllv drawn for per- cure tru r ld 'a g r e a t e s t g o lfe r* w erts fUtatton with the I•'tsrnatumal ' |l~~Ruftt* 10- IrrIvcmiilp #iiit. T V rolunyt an o’rlock thi- initrninv' a fte r having while. In Kdi.on'* opinion, W - 1~fend" to i-a»» It on to th . If. tir"- •r ii tat ten ta the fiwihrweatag •wa­ New* S eftk*. I ckU v w in. tin g th e i r w gy i . i a • _ - - * - - .1. ui • It_ n t a. ,1 i.m v ic U tl nluyer|eS|>rrtn»r»il In “Idealism," la In. Ite n locked u|> a t the Hotel MrAI- rausi- i-f the fact that it doe* not 1g .n , local milio e tp e rl ami officer its n »( the .la te legislature wee 1 The return* will com* over the a ru u m l th e cow rae o f th a S*l»I'ltt a t 11:11} o'rlork last tdrht by carry th r natural w-.md. A v o ter, un charge of the Fort U ).r* natal • tpiaired hy ft. R. lHghlen and en- tlrvatd » lea—d *H»» dlfeet from fo rd C o u n tr y C lu b in th a P r o ­ | dram atic c c h i * ' f r o m ! ”iuiusc ’1' " " #- ilic . - *k e" d* 1" *of! " “frt-r * ■ * « •lu' rr” »* . Ttler of the ficlerml judge Knoi. over th r radio d m . not ring IMW,I m e rv r radio *t.(km tha Madi—n S-iaare Garden, where The Jury ha* already condderrd he drrlarr*. and until the foreign' "Yea, I rhew ti ‘wren.'* hr saat. nursed by both member* of A m a te u r t'>un>«*y wlagwtl w » rk c h u ir 6 o F h r iu tr y the n ,N t la to be held, and the rase for ten and one half ••Minds whkh creep aver the n a r e . “ I learned to chew when I » « an leagae and others peeeent (iralu ile to th e ( V n tr a i KViritlk ur l*cforo t h e tin t ."ft j Thr meeting waa held i*i«w rtlr they wilt be tw eired ever the hour*, in the a ir are rumple red. radio I operator in the ttr * tr n i t'nlen O p rn Chanii>i«'n*hip tu u n ta y for the purpive nf srrtiri.g »«srh or m is- machine* wtach Tha place of the [many year* ago. Iktughetty ami Miller arc charg­ a ill never take the endorsement for thr tall before tt Ilf ratal has rec rally Installed. to m o rn m . P ra p a ra U o n n fu r ed with <»n*pirary . in enntirction mmk ‘"m il 11 It given lu iheSefTtim>lr f W l y Wt Thr puhtlc ke tvcdURy lav*t#d (h e t r i a l to b e farm ! d u r in g with thr #7,l>U0,U0i> Ait'eriran Mrtivfatlvr daisgali'-n fer art Ion la ta hear the arrmont of the fight lal rmupatgr claim agalnit the the n e tt two days wtU ha complete allah.Mse. The acwUen wat •M tm nvd as U Is i erst rad ever government. There w a. no hint following the tb-hol# prwKticw tugf• lured by a paiahrr of tpreehee the »trv. on how the Jury .Uxxl. ns meet this aftenwxm. klch the paaportsmanlike selr,s*cf.»rd 1* again beet «a a graaj In the first trial la*l Scpuml** »f theaaand* nf pout'd* nf g a rt' array d star*, all nt whom « U th r jury waa unable to ugree in for the murder «i hi* tl*h from tha lakes and r t'tr * was • .«mpet# fee tha UJWO in pritea to iltljr-ilx hour*. >rt. Sally n o te * , r e w i , . , . , , _ ------^ .. flayed In terms that indicated that N. giie* the winner and tha ruh |, •rnli.r, tw.i >rr.m nun. \\ h n lcsn lc T e rm rl/u ilio n law. Shortly before wvii the jury the uiaj'-rttv pf rttlien s of n«r* up in the Tl-hel* nsadal pl*» t»inn rtn trd a fte r un t r - . p a ig n H ad lleen P la n n e d Hy came bark into the court menu j county ate thegoughlr aroused o* Durnam eat. an esmri th at in Into Ihr y o u th . Jianiir:. AR| (ll, orM | n K t e n l T h a t with a requeat that certain testi­ I er IK* evicting situation, which n period U a ttra c t ets* at the largeAt mony Id read In them. Thi. dial! Cold H a t e G rip* S tu lc A a jllr * tllc llf tn u n a tr a tlo n N e a r day D considered worse than el r J t & J t 't N .<t..nnU M » C p . u r « l C IO with thr pit>m int of (•lleties In the hiet. ry uf th» the Jew ( w rn S h a f t Kolloww W hen any period of hi'lory I 'r r r c i n x T c tn p c ra lu r* 1* ' *• ....... " The Central Ope" iw»tn« .one la undei>tuiid‘thr u u a v r it a i v . r •» iiK m v Smith, confidential aide to DoughTh* new law I* raid in U> «ne «t K ngllah H r r m lr r Go*m lu tetn g ated* this adtocwaaa amt SIIANCIIAL Mar. 7 7 ‘ ‘^ “ ; ' erty. of 157.500, a . a pail iwymrnt Porrca.M In N o rth F lo rid a ; u rinu.iuws «<f the |*r»»the most stringent ever drawn amt j* ,.,. „ J rVlH;r final plan* far the reguU tiea «##• K itr n d Kumllim* H y m p n th y |Uitt» onteied Cbe-*rr !•“ whnleaale mu tier and ternritation o n ' crU ln C a ro lin a * A rr • ... :r S n o t' It* petauga be th* legislature t* . rning the tourney are tu h# m ate (he m urt. * read aseurr.l j —— * . isle tb l. sftsraeoti up*ra th# a rri,Lit It W VALK. Mar. t —(IN rt)— hellevwd In he alr**<lr th i. m atter, which hail l«cn given to the cuMoily of the JACKSONVIl l.K, FW. Mar. X F irm irr Mat Mis. Baldwin warn Whde n e tib r tt of the league nr* \ n p t rtria n W h o S ailed N afg * ■I of tends Worrell, state maaagIhival county to remain immediately a fte r Iho Nationalist hjr Mai Dougherty, brother of the (IN S) The ceid >*sve ha* srvsl- suhjerted la a hostile demons!ra ­ lurther arUuii of gov- arm y succeed* In tap tu rin g Shang­ former attorney general. Tm |,o l r, o lM0 tf b*um " lu eg ..f A. O. 0 pah Rag and Company. i prd KI.iri.tA an t p will he raider tion rln* afternoon when they via- John w. M arti, w^i sign w 2t h! ,I,[, n d t fm rrhere today F rid a y Who i* to have astir# charge. in of the court looking hai, wa» uncovrm i The Juror* ul> > wanted to know with a killing frost and itrd tho sr*-iu of the Owns raillery are gidn* to |e**s no stone (irtttrn At » •Vl(wa Thursday — Mjfj rrturn to Ratfurd tu to r though the a r n * r of an aaaaaaln, how long after this twy merit Jr* . ftanight N ig h t A l C l t | A od llw riu g , th . first foorwom* will h a s t ted. c.1 ,is thet It l* immediately aught rcd-hamUd. The a .M .sln q r. lor. It aa* rearing trm |»ialun-s In the #*• *jMa*ter. -, o. decreed hy the jury •had ' JuM killed a mill J ^ l t h cMunUUd »uie treme twtrtii iwrtlon of the state in be fnlhrwad. at tntervula a t |tra !&*•’: -I* of nrerwraugfet aad inadc effects c n n e r Cowan, with light to heatry frost s**UIUOne mf the provttieas in the MO Cap,. Rrald dmotwDen. dtstln mlnatea, by athor*, .will tba *0 It wa, al«Movealcd that the agi- 1^. lh rJ „ k„ , uh u grief i rlckew adnev* and widow* ward over the ..n tra l pari, the ,.f n d lin t of tbe.dtaaeter Ncewegian 'Vi*‘, 7 ? ' tire n*td *f W. or mo#*y U ew^lb* war* is that of making »l uaUwfnt foe mushed tator* to r r t up » f i n a l l y .irmrd the »7.il00,nwi KJJKKI rial el in guvrm m rnt wea.hsr bureau h«r» rathered In gn w p , shout the pit any person to have In h i, of her whi-s# flig h t« » ee the _ t tlaho. Th* first IF-heft* w giirerniurnt hy committee. The n|,p; wv|1| , m, wraa loid that It ..nacuueed todayt ^ M i iiati a t#in« TKt U«r |.m ltlf» \t% tK# thfci*w Sa€W9 * ,*Ui «d in iW m «m iA| mm4 th C..( load, waitiiA Ip vain hope. of ? T ''il',Lnr'U" : : \ i0 by <;«> tn.ff, aaaUtanl B(i«r*o*itL Tha Gaol The Interior will l*e vi.itad kjr a ram. Ix n s si g w w of th* a m that a »eir» w hrthsr in u*e »»c net. Urn rnwrt eatataadtnc eipWeathm r I f |h f K' “ rt he r%***'p' 1 *, 0 |t . i Dougherty, and Initialled by light front reaching nearly ta Mt- still *n*< mhed, alien th* premier ill l e prims fh-ar svldeno* that fw*f« «*f 1*•*£•** hist'**,. stag U an* «* h# played Krhlggi for tl»e crime. , Adi.sh i j .^ l Jnhtiwm. Cnnddctnl-'Johnson. Consldcral'I| | t ha* Iren u*,d far takigg ftsh la pea ford few a hrisf ' ;u d |u* wife drove ap. 1 hr authorities toduy spread at tcstlmoDy* was read dealing with nml, it wan predicted. _ V Z T X rant a* thw winner last r«ae 2)1 < a (lately tbera w rrr ks*l and and the ewgac wUi be liable L. »"•"’*"« «h'»* polic* dragnet over the rUy in an Smith’s iwyntent and how it was «a* o f the west Nraah whsiw ha will «P*m the —t be present ts> defend Me «e tlALGIGU, K. t * Mar. » ju d M hPI fW ptvsiati^s hot iwysasatma. ntontuL t* round up all tmld thugf mad#. a £ Ml (IN H t—Thw riemllnas touiy warr • trln ^ rat nratUlnba is that it wtU J*>. , * . . That is Johnny KarrelL m * T ill* premier saw hi* wife iovW egk iifi th# p y tt' utu VhwUrir.tnata . r . v i i i , **.».•» the "“ Late.r Fro held fast in tha grtp of helatad voungsat sad m as, brtUUot * » • grepii of iatncr* made »n a -- be unlawful to soil, op a fte r lo r; Cept. Amur*dan, arewm *#, which ^{Vl luTUon So< le|y.** Irv****,, one of the Vy d. I . g ir a ttoi t W W W n e w * **epaw s- - fe*s»->naia engaged ia n*n>**r « m winter s b l were blanVct tn u ir i' '*aup t(t rush the premier's ra r t*. Hg ** JC.ii UVntinuwd <>n “I’sfl* S) ■ ■ run during uu r> 'Aha part rv . m ^ .illi.rv >i The ilitary .itnation Still brew­ ranging in depth from s.f U> iwNrrt mt th# U M f * * * ? * ff! peGriww. s f W M baa M n t s i d th i. ed today, A bntlulion of Shang­ * were drove from C s a . but tha pal. t ■in police r ru rt when hai infantry lias been despatched Complaint* In Mexico ta c lir Inches. game for several weskz th rrag b l i n e d and I'u strated thsir r )• Alexander Kerensky ifi'iu ’iS' , 2 j ^ - S 3 S tbs R. White th.led out flnn. to Sungklang, forw astiug iltaoM. . . ' A vWent snowitcrpi fractwai- temp* active ncr* to u number of men participation by WASHINGTON. Mar. 8._<1KH) |y •li.rupling all W alt*, flagea. Amsrieaa pewras tr a f f a , raged ~tii. luu-k to year plga," I th* Fengtlsn Arrives In Gothnm loitering and vagrnney. troop* ih the defense of Sbsngh.t —American oil companies have fll- hen- during the early hours «f the traP'iri* -were swine <f the ep.ieatewal c ham pawn and asuaUr -------dr. -#. he slated, will deal with the rad tu aa tba “ King of & Itd i.c Ito) 0 . Williuma morning «nd w a. tllll going hit* huricst at H\y departing pMiuorder, to the mrtnlwr. (•rn. Sun Chaunv/ang ha* tender-, NK.W YORK. March X- (INK) - N'.'fgv #n».1ition, that wa* made win have In Me wak# the strung at « e ’elurh out of M uir*'# atudlcat ier. • • through th* aid of aw gallery. Bobby Ct nibs bad re to |drk up all «u«|dr. *<« h i. resignation to M ach .il, **• njw land and petndeum taws Snuo was still falling early to­ It was rrktei t th at much of (he I Islander Fed<-r--«ltih Kerensky, *«*(<r«*fhl A n o rin a , IJuewin L IlswoCtb, win m llagen la today ale) Iractcr. nod turn who Chang Tso-IJn. follnwing waht Is *l w** team ed here today. former prvvDion.l provident of the day over the greater part »f the animosity was duo ta th* prewteF* who aorompanrid CapL Amuod-. match over tbs Unk* of Urn lhava no m ean. of llei* brlirvcd tu have hern the compul Ttir claims were filed with th# two stall*, and no prvmW* of re­ iwltrisa during the recent mine Russian RtPoblW. arrived today >m tea un th# famous flight the Whit* S tar liner Olympic. In a Land* slab, trill alaa be replacement of Urn. Meng niivnl claims commission, tt w a, lief ,*■> r.fiheomlng. Kub-frrem strike. The addles*'la | fined today were: Henry *ory iree* ia to be • • made mans rFri n - hy a Urge aoatber a umber of the tbe « M f > .aid, hut neither the tomniiaalon lag U'Kiperalurr* pr»vaile«l “fiend Mm d»wa In th# mins#,* shipboard interview conducted th r ­ (’hno-Yoeb, Sun rhuan-Fang's rniy Doe ami t ’rudey fi«-ld ■nntinandrr at Sungkiang, hy nor th r State Department would ag a t »il» aVirak la lb# m otV .r* who writ b . m ere or day strwal ough aa interpreter he said th at f) wns th* first .h eat that g-«et#d Agricultural rgperi* raid tb. re Kasrlt m e lte d a fine •< per rant of HUS*la's prupio wero rlty audttertaa* . lertam at. .OrUodu and a lvM u , r r*d te win and wha wtU Cu "O iane-Ting, om of the divulge anv details today. wa* a probability of the entire the premier. I day*, while M nrru. I'ur* (mn. (erg* number of central H * n H draw wall ate; WOJie Kioto, “Go down snd see how you Ilk* hostile (a the Itoviet The department also maintained IHcdi non! and Sandhill aariy fruit Shimgtung generals. SJu or 30 day . on a Kvrrnvky was met duww tha hay rt.u en s are eipeetatf to hour It. Hrs.lv Tom k y i Tommy A h It," cam , othc r cries. There ewee unusual secrecy concerning the crop being killed. 1‘w tarra d*p*#tm« the flight of vagrancy. harstew aad IRII lla h l note vent to the Mevlcan govern, then many epithet* and angry re- hy assistant dlstriri .H o rsey Kro tbLONDON. Mar 3—1 IN.M>—Run N.egw ever the pul# wtll he Mallory, charged with tim an -F an g 'i entire army, num­ inent Monday night, refusing rten AppiaaimaUiy W a f Urn l oth It. Mwptoti and I’r.'f, IfW k.rl (rrrnce* to the coal strike. KfCllliUND. Va.. Marth 8 -, d o o . end the ioeture wtll be Uhteunk and dliM>nlerly, fnr- bering 3-1,000 ia reported withdraw tn reveal the subject of the com­ (IN M —A March iduaard ile*.-eittlknown prid es.Ratal* af tba i TVs prim e r and. Mrs. lui-iwtn H. Vtauter, wba teaehe# Russian Un lift IhiioI when Ii,. failed lug fr..in Sungkiang, ncrordlng to a munication. ar. iltaady aa tbe • ,.1 upon Idchmeml today, bru.gtag had Motored nvyr to Carvu from guagoo at Columbia rnivaraity | Dated thraugbeul- . ih# charge and I'roclvot .Ii patch form Shanghai tialay, fol­ The vtpjocvr waa bn.ught l« oddIHon, ilea, Jsaaa Guilferd. a the first real »ik>wstorn* of th* win C ardiff te r>nre«* their um polhy The Interior wa* randuried through ( I ’, or t t day. ca n lowing the reported desertion of nu*n--o# of Ibe rushing amateur Orlando under the an for heteaM.i familtes. T H prem­ l*rvf. Yinner, S ig iiK lunt. . -, It, i - r t r r Rtar, Ik* aflera«wm c m to title a tram coast ta hostile gi-nnal M»-ng rCaho-Yueh, Sun’s t#Thc snowfall wa* g*u#ral o»ar ier wa* unshaken a t .the ti fly conduct alkegutk'n. field who la a .# af of the th* boot tn tba Ibe State, and ana accompanies) by iWmoruKrai' -it hot Mr*. Baldwin I.imniuudcr. Sun's army may­ Iin* ranging from *5 t* be replaced by t^vang T.ung f'hsng d: A todof. wtH bo on n drop m Irm peratorv which rent w at vHIH) nervous. N'svertheK. Jone*, Thoina, (iaii.l. Hhungtung force, w ho-now are l,sa both I I' .rslrd t# vt ll h«aee (Continued Un l*aga These! D e n a t u r n n t i t A n l t t fl M e n S e r i o u k l y H u r t WASHINGTON, Mar. * -<INS» and Rtilmrt |j»oton. or wtlt bo of dead iiiirs-r* and wen reogiwd today signed d tn r.no.fin g . Will l*r* pouring Into Sungkiang hy th* | —]>reeid*nt O in • n u n .'r of borne* ll i.u-srwi-. the dispatch said. carrying „aa ap . , . . | the naval s u p p i,------------swam. r r . w * : •" Motor Acctdcn. u *T flfi. nr 15 dry*. , -, A A ( cn'm l new* dlspali h »«id a ' prwp ,i,u * (i of IIW.OOO to start con(INK)—A resolution calling opun — -— - _ . _ ' and Ms play wtll bo -ccond Unt •.( defence for bhang strurtinn of three »«w rndsera. I'a a g ra n to prsklhtt the use of p>l i IVKPT PAl-M RgACII, M s.I Hm game h s s i’h Murder May uhi D living organUrd along the I Congress km »i .sis th*> i’raairiunl a tt-rwu* dvnaturant* In aVwhul wa* 1 Mar. (IN K )- Ralph lim b* *f (u r avsumnl during ttbs ’ “ 'for the crulv e a l L i u u o r I * l o t Bdln**unf fudtt harrtcadc# Bj , ^ in previding passed tu th , swiate today by a veto lake Wurib was reported la a dr-1 rr> r *___ * i«lr Igillg rrrclrd. *rr». of M t* ,1 . ing eeadltioa at tha (toad Rmpao | '^ X s j af th* etuh The prop"**!. sp**i*.w*d by A» Man llospllal today with a skull tsroo sa ile r, 'omhlvman Phelps. New York O tv fra. lure rmehred dariag th* Right k | UwLiy Ugtiding permtta totaling WAS1IINOTON, Mar f. U rptirU ' ni.reasihdlya.thek, th*r r » b '« • bilmltog »«to ra s a te »« fto llt.^te T d ra t ‘ lo w . Krvtl ■munler o f W( i* taxied yesterday (o m >h* tIN H I- A swooping .<ealsl (g*, , u h fair w rathsr th # _ R*i>«dri(cap. already has tw*a ap aul.. rrsah. . lanl. Ia*t night ••id S|«n CTiy llail, according »• •»* m ate b) the m ats lb I'.ftm ent to- eruvod hy lb* lower house cf the Fart Psntun and G. A. Cebh of o«tabll*hsd tori wash s* the Hi ing alcuhol from a vaaounswinent made today b) C, L day of mitdlriwvt r e i v t s that aoom sou gllk Herbs Ilg fU 1 Haowasra ramteb will R. U Chrirctibarr,. who wa* larisMtSfOlak e Worth, driving with •••ay lead to th# unrov- . RHKNOft AYRFdt. March 3— ( •—Hiu. rity building In.i-ctor Aloo rh-.it marine* b • h o i kill­ tssoieed minor Injuries fa te \l s t.lg bucllrgging ring (IN S) -T h e American nemy guod Jured yrstrrday when he wa* who sl>" -t»te«l that on err«i in *hr ed a ml wvu rated In fghtlng with signified their : to iw lii-udnl by lamJ>o>'• will flier* hopped off fn>m Hucno# struck by an aulMnoblle driven b> ..lititlxn at the perm it. f«( 'he N iraragpsii IlhgewD Aire* On* morning for Asansstri. Dan Cofbaro. of ] U * M ritle Ara- H.-v-th «( January e a u ^ d rri-e ts tnrv und wealth. ti» far a* the rtspsrtmaat Ito* was rrjv rted tu I* rapldl) ay, ut curding to til) *lm v |„ ri llie> will r r .t tumornnr, nue, Hint I hr iwrmiU fug the tn.'ltlb Iwea edvu.,1 by Admiral J. IriGprviiahly was “ framed proceeding lu Monlovtdco on rri- Impnorlng at his .M W tmbsjr. n. r\ ..nl, #-‘.2Jj00 while lb*> w la- wot m . tbe A inenraa rpmmaodar nf wh.ro he will probably be cuufiwed AWfi'rrn I., inllmidute hiTA LU tH A M R IL Fla. Mar t~ally vmounted to $#0JHW, ..sir # the »c(UP*H"eal force*, net a stagm fer several day* owing W » sever* j J. A. . W. Mart.a Alfred lluseala, Jr., *ren ^T b* Ron Antonio, which *•*,*•’ frw ilu v i.n d I*** thou th— to Ainrvtcan martra- or btuojavtgat has t!N»l>— and a .preload ankle. IN DIAM t*FVU». Mai. Mat. R ­ •Luriirred yoyth u half laved in ll* Light, felt YaWIvl* bruise, tu.d tn I Via. Iowa killed to any "mgagsmewts" an .1. UM-ad that a t !>• rwidgu »f a f INOf— |mp**(»>*m«.t at 'tore** The Police Intel The wcrldeol, ahisk wm* **M to afurv lu slaying, la -ronfi- today amt rftmoad th* 1 hr errar i i m ate i k m i k tba w|tj| gJJ Klcarag Nl. ar agues rwvulsUaaist*. i.umber of GaUwsvll)# cHit so*, he judge Flareas* W. Dearth of N m , c —igU> oimI will ranch B«hU have been uaavwldsble, *«nit»d failure* of cite cariwm In'rrilgatlon. him tamtriwted th* state huspttal al llw toruer #f <«#*d Htreel **"*,**1* U » •* .latomd U M ie iT O N . N. C , e th i. ufurtioot). r a - ^ J n t for th* Insane to s#nd aa alienist to • to. liHUaw*, s s charge* wf eurrupU*» -uid they ar* a r f l - Blam , prnnit lu relarlv reesrd Urn isim M and Oak A rana, ys.torday rnocwrepuSt* Staled ther* waamtoe Furtutvr irrgusasi. a ogres torn and high m im i wUl he rerusw- l l ) l l | f s to s s twuaggl the ulh* other member, of the Glght in ■ir I.robe *111 uiwovrr the | th( snd fia.tiVO shortage ta g s wa. pA lkhad __ __ A rm m srted to » rase Wt lea derited s s ing. tn t i K s n rwsaalkto howrsHsd roatool ad U ?*?**,' y * ocnssiwed to 4e**h fn if year. *g>». M* in the alleged ring | klobtotodro. is llw nesspaiwr* he*, 't o whe** .'!’(■** I »# th* Dstted Plate# *41 today by a r r a a l l l** at tbe sport t f * * t o 4 t o t o v . slrrilay, s permit at |IJ.Ito 0 whkh | have .i . i t, .-•scaled i i . J stole legislatorsfcsniri b*« hist desilxl . . . issued tu lb* Basf. rd llumo «d**Wshlp e rtabtl.hed hr latlsrer U ud.ho fur lb* ewstslrucibrn "f Tha rim lisff.1.1 apartatenl at of rack* •tree and Pslm rtto Avenue Kvislinp Fish Lawn Arc Called Inafl<;t|iiate I Request For Certain . Attain Faces | [Dealh_Penalty Prizes To Total Sum Of $3,000 Hatfcn, ( ruikshank In Favor With Gallerj On Eve Of Tourney Jant To Bemain Duval Jail To lit MnrtinAction 1^1'SiTv1' iSLAYER’S ARREST |or ; : r ;.-[ri'!REVEALS MURDER S I W iuf IPLOT IN SHANGHAI JACK FROST DUE BALDWIN AND H I S , TO Hlf FENTRAL WIFE ARE B O O E D t: PORTION TONIGHT jON VISIT TO MINE aSEfr, 5 CAPT. AMUNDSEN NOTED EXPLORER SANFORD VISITOR iX " th-.. ........ .. . rers Fined In Court Today ive Py Police 2d U.S.^STinrmi File ( UrK^rtWr^ln N^W'lhatj r.'-vjw Coolidffc Act For 3 New CruiKern Han On Alcoholic . »A 1*0 $29,200 In Buildins MarincH Hat cllcen PermiU Issued At No Killed In Nicaraffua, City Hall Tuesday Sayn State Officials Injured Man I On i , , ‘.7,^M W w i,.'(iood Will Flier. Road To Recovery c Off For Asuncion Alieniht To Examine* --------- T <1 Condemned Killer Jiuijfe'M Impeachment %t I Urj^ed By 8olon« North Carolina Cock Fight Delayed ‘ livid In Tbmpa Is Georgia Slayer Nameless War Veteran Denounced In House As Draft Dodger And hake tosth Band Program For a J c ' J t Thursday Announcodl ContinUOUH Seswimt U n til Cong t CTB (IRA. i la.. MartW- 3 - H N S I aad f«r # gerags opariaw st to, ■■■ '» i r r n i r j h e r. Fob. I. on- . * w lit n c t o N Mar 2.— (|N tt) her of marriage.ja, and to aubatantt fast l-JWU were alee trailed to th e 1 The program for the Muoieipat Mmc i.f U i r m c r Kttl* • th# hr sw ralhdt atWu .-f Wa O «ux .r k* - , put -. wa lbs Sanf»rd Home (ladder*. flung p i w r d to C retral I'arh m a U d check charge b*< J 7 T> w arvst* stand at this otaiwlng*# W aring a was told, to Urn belief th at fs#. () l» Farrell tosh out a i « 'f l t , T hum U t rtesd sg was wntcHirued f Of t I I M I it W I w AMIIINGTUK. Mas ithrly Identified by W. L- I'a m s lr e .m d nwmn,) I f < (U bl,|h Mn> K k |. U n , c of D rire h . who of IT^tXi railing far the can.tru#-,|»„. munitasg by __ __ ^ _ _ Joseph _w Kelsra t W|Ul w ^ t Df# ro- j tKrr . am,iiwlga to n «t W**ms* wmdd -jra d ! • , tlngrr print e tp e rl, a* I>f, .ish Ih* Demovrs## wtohl#" fled she — was• -married lo the lie/, d a rsatdenr* ip Mayfsir. havSMlttJrSctsd aalio" te Usli illfird r v t r a tw ■'•tain steio,, director. ' It Is ,e tw ss f*l -1 ^ J,7iil**g'''i**'” dyis* 'P i ltty t y Ninth u slr ferwlah _---- Z ^ suria.th* | t ill-u who escaped tu 1*3t I la t a i l tha I ■<1 pa makes veteran tn To .lip* ■ mmIito o^» tyH|{ tuwar* it* iwlitteal PfOWteha fsr the »»» . sUkgfssad Georgia prnitriitlary *t m ..........oil IkfK, ts. 1,1 T. under th* “Guiding St halplee* presldsotkl rsao. _ l U S j whore h# wa* eerinan., of H m M NoMe". tsevsg ceuUsureM ~t*Va«' th e 'h s n a t# toe tog a• seuuaanw# Tba legialaliva fam tto a,i# f Ora­ • itntcnve for th* morder Mr*. U ngo tasdfWd shs Hrad sgwtost flMbaatoriuy bier* hut with grass were .rig*led by thto M i- Fireman la KUi • Uivor*. Istrpnre H old with (he man two week, la Eli*. T t r i ia (toad Morning* Tshas L rassioa up until tha hoar of ad- bu*wr. braaora ia i t t o m t o # • * ))Ma, suiheritie, here anWhen Machine i Penan, aad t k t t finally divorrod a. H, F ul Trvt, “Somebody a Jaarwmewt a l aram Friday Dee w rel* and l.nurgowt* refused NKW YORK, Marsh t (INK)— him In January I f Ifc « » » |f gwund This coattoreue «t) hoar r a r a t o w: p e r mi t set‘on wa M flrathsr cra­ ftockrel lu layers #f *p«>n*vs lAO* s w ly ,* Maatoy. ” i n r i l T srlra gv.»'c,n.«tl COW cf "nagging and C to U r. 4. telecthk., "W irard of O i." of tba IVIUJB, of champagne rwedii**!* aitd to. Uwevatoi J. hntoii fuither told Ih# commit- buttle* the last decade, waa ptoaaod b* *arepUek gf th*^ w shiko frurs ftarida were wired TtoUea*. n S l (.w rtw l h* mad# hi* late m ission, ah hi# ets t t . „ . .. ■pm arn ruailttoa ot D*m <rnto slot Is.ur tmu real goals* In • Hi> t» » • to* that lb# "veteran" has another by ru»lofi» g. Ueecripti ve. -A Hut TUu# t ail ftlwife, his first, living »a Rch*o*<- r v f n r n t t f r car M f . TK# was t ru e d from Big lir e , F U ^Ia ^ t k ^ N e v S r t t o l ^ A TaU uf Tw* £ACG. m *c^ 2 —tIN B )—- *c*ctaturi#d by De|>s>'""tll of InsesUra I « | •hall favar a 1 reiuluUh/ii. oaUadt.iVg the |ii%v«Ur»*i the Key Wrat Merikm. <h-)>a 4 ltn sal of JvitV* inveslira rts," BcUft*. k e -V 'td i, .ocrelary of agent. Jekiui H •Yaks Ms! tu*g powers uf the Beesl bead *an,|'* t*n,|<alrn 'r " ,i„n *l»n a«^ll sn 'll lb# lb* toxu huur of adjournment! Th# car arrived four day* ag». Tkrbot'a real n*»’r 7A ra t T red, “ D ual * 0 during tbe Taf ad* and- bis ligating ‘ ‘ f u!u t cum out Us throughout rough-w-, tha )( tf tha th* Bote Reed rra rrewtotl d k tto k U m » « b t Tsibot had been arrested In Ban •lac* w hkh lie** the m *hU hsva Itoi-atur tvrvtay.t *lon. w*» m s r death at a Mid. U A kvam br l uLo *. frees led befure th a t* Franc iho on charge* of • ulo w slid* ptalstcyaPaieG minor-1 Varaa* mr* tiday a t a fteoH of fatW r kt new working lit * istratiud Uabinsre (D i wf i tto ram. uf-W ak--'w sitod pathtotly fer Nea Are YouT" A U l Brer ; A a aatafJI _ 1g rre p ** » t stealing vno*r *wy I-*.(«. (to ---------- * hbut r a « m r a I|*W a «b.nn hy an automobile. to ru lw . Ill*U"tother, . will krap sad th* re kg k *e I • . „—! " V n a f IT * by ” Deed IR ) ef INnnllr leader. "A t to grea tdmg « « * £ ra ? . ^ . “to a -^ rabetoriiatod. Jrim [ d a l . th* stopmaat. * * ordlng March. "Ilsicales," Ixvtry. •eottocs, to thrwugh ut l«dy. II# who Is »T yrara old, B t t Z T 1* deed. *• | B,..ug*'i«*n. J « h f bTcciaparisuw of fm g*r-, r.,od. so tbe car Z t t i i i Z l M i Pw. Anthem. “The Star Bporg srhralila, ai l M etre 4R > uf New1the Berate ta *# ~ nbil* ciosaing Michigan ,,iK»r blent if >Hng re- ‘The Manor arat wins was vs lord a t fought this rt#o|igL»*. teoight. Ham im hire |*d Donner.“ key- , , i*t Monro* .Street. ID- Son raid. I -r.rtxrt ha* •* tyigjgm Johnson declared Ta im rnoed* ■“ •adrarwed age hi* ran- checkered ..re e r, iuclu.i.ng * ••y prow fatal. Adjourns Is Facing Upper Chamber Hilt Liuuor Shipment hYom IHorida Seized) x. iiute-ri-»r*niratis, -jtkat ir s f e i i a,?Trtte"7hSrt«r «■'• »’U1 cretary Injured ^en Hit By Auto asJGJs-v-ftkir " "— t* aa I* uTi fSSaral agent*' i *iu»- „— I .o J ■AS -'* f t j - �■ ■ H D |<Orr* e% /'Ht. rJ£**rtf3t. |*»Tr»* t-f iw- i.wK * i • itltf'uj «|r>o S tU*M »kv T H E H A N F O R D H E R A L D . T U E H D A V . M U C H L 1027 - - - ly Participate In !%SSSt B X y jy iS 2& •Disarmament Partey.j’S . ’Lifer •* S&. Y* Activities in Past Week — ................ .. . stated that Uritish trade routes wu»t he re* ported. It was pointed out that these trmdea routes for the most part i*a»« through the Mrtliu rU'M J n oiuL, -.ibcrrfotn The drfendoau a n charged with Lokels IWO "fee" buiX .i ink. Con- Miami the nniveratt)' anaoururd today. body and rtrv lre was put on. A fter one and qnc-half hour* the meeting ndjoumed at 9:10 o'clock with the Pioneers closing prayer "Moy, lho Lohl Watch Iletwecn me and The? while »i' nre absent ono /rum another." lUrgvt'kMi.ooo flHkWvkwwfidrnt*rU>,atU>«!ilcN Commi WASHINGTON, Feb (IN S )—Adhering d o jd y , get recom m cndatkluf thi Appropriations Comwiittr recommended passage of OVIEDO D l-V " hoy a elob m«t In the school house at 8 o'clock w ^h leader* Dower* and Clarke in cbarjre. Mr. Morrla of flan* fopd wra* al*<> r>rv»rnt. An In­ structive and interesting program area put on whfrh wa* thoroughly, entoved by the membera of the d u b .'N e x t week the ehjb will boj visited by m me of the ftanfonl III*. buildings bill earning $1 S S a le | WASHINGTON, Mar. \<~ 1 (IN S)—Hugh H. Glboon, recent!/ J* nnoi' l «»h#s*ador to Delirium. ha ■11 * been designated a* the American ' _ lep ro rn lativ e to ait with a league | m__ Impeachment Cane _ Iof Nations pommlsSlon to consider] poet Me control of the private manofneturo of arma and munition* of war. it ^ a s announced nt the WASHINGTON, M ar.!.— (IN S) Stab iv p a rtm tn t today. > —-Tlic H«u»e Judiciary Clmmlttee today do.-ide* to drop Impeachment fit perilling* against Federal Judge N. C. House Recalls Frank Cooper of the northern Anti-Klan Measure ) New York district. A* the same time the committee RALEIGH, N. C Mar. 1— In It* report, censured some of Johnson Anti-Ku ‘ Judge Cisipcr’y artivllle* In eon* (IN S I-T h e neetlon with 'prohibition under* k b it Klan hill, which p am t! l>oth rovor work. hi J-' •> of the legislature last “ The evl'bnee I* not sufficient week, wa* recalled by the hou»c , i to wnrrnnt an impeachment hill." from the Senate, bulky, and placid I J I— the committee raid. Impeachment on I lie calendar. * T V house will ronaidrr the two ... of C<*>pyw** sought by Itcp. lot Guard in (K) urrJcW Yi-rk, n wet. anhWment* whlrh'. it paaaed w ith J the hill Saturday, excluding the ■ < Loyal O d e r of MiHMftaml labor 1 Senator Goff Tai*get orranitaliiTia front the provisions 9 "f “"*r • * , Inwe up We a* are tlic word* used tdday by.J. II. F o rrtst, m anager of Churtfiwcll’* ffepartlncnt Store, who |*.very enthuifitrtir i*vejr the hrselt p f the first three: Iniyf )»f» "Chopper Sale" hu'i, been, running. f t Mr. Forrest stated th ll Uw flr*t thrqe,diur* of thb present rale slioued nbl U 0 lower In ca»H rce*lp(s than the tltree lay* "f tkg stW .'s June. »>Tling event yenr, stating thut the latter the liiggiwt sale ever held In this city by his store. “ We know th a t bUslAta* I* iiulct," Mr. Forrest »nld, “bpt «« ro* busy and arranged a sale that really gave the peijolr valger. Ic •••er expeeled to iM half th# bus­ iness we have hmi luthrpast three day#...x tra clerks hnd Itco ndded to the forre hot Saturday afternoon it Ineanie. neresAiiry for others to tig called In und lb« officials of the store claim th a t'th e re were never cm ugh clerks to handlt ’all the trade Saturday night. ^ company with leader Shoemaker woru to the Rudro a* an education­ al feature. McDaniel Is Still In Office, Martin Holds &ANFORI) Presbyterian notch ( of Owl Pioneers piet at the Sun•Uy, school room with leader Dar*, row In charge. This notch la for­ tunate, In haying Mr. Harrow if* a leader its he was |eld*r of tin U ni Y, ,|tl. ('. A. l'lone»r club in thi* county Tim club had a mi.* wnf one-half hour program which * u i brought to a close by a 30* minute game period. bVIEDO I'oula traveled to Ovic'lo with every Intention of knocking the league lending Junior buys und girl* for a loo^l but the best labl plans of mice and mon go wrong ami after putting up a dcspcrati struggle for supremacy had to atet'lll defeat. This glvas l ‘rvf, Ijspcy's Jifnlor boys and Jun­ ior girl* a closer gtip on the chumpionshlp of their respective league. CirUl.UGTA and U k e Mary warn •* Moved to New. Quarters a t 822 W. 3rd Street, across from Sanford Laundry Phone 121 ■ Model Of Doh’t Swear a t Your ... Celery Crates Use Shinholscr'a Crates und Swear by Tlicm No knota, no erbas grained ntlclcii—ju s t bung up gooc icraten—made ju s t right | We think, the , bent crates in thediatrlct. WE invite your compari­ son In.the fields.where cel' ery la being pedeedt , PROMPT service 7 Oh, yes. iWe arc within an hour of inny celery field o f this dis­ trict. , 1h NOw On DISPLAY We invite you to inspect t h is ’ truly markable electric refrigerator The (Juulity-Jluilt. Under thu game cxnctinn ifleations ns nil of the Kelvlnator Products. “BETTER, ALWAYS BETTER" [Crates distributed through iAmerican FYult Growers, line., and Sanford Oviedo [Truck Growers, Inc. We hnve a budget plan for yoot eonvenirnft S. 0 . Shlnholser *A Substantial Jeweler 108 Magnolia in u Sulnluutiul City" Crato Manufacturer , Sanford McUMer FERTILIZERS FOR FLORIDA FRUITS AND FARiq CROPS out on the long end of u Oil to Id ’ KAIFORI), Fla.. Mar. I—(IN’S) score. I.uko Thompson was lb * I—Lloyd Odell S in ter,, negro of Idg gun for the III boys while the].Jacksonville, was electrocuted at entire team functioned as a f|v c | tl)o state prison hero today for man unit with no individual stars, the muider of A llafar lUnnian, ■■ I Ttirk merchant who was shot and WEDNESDAY 'killed In u holdup In U v illa last 1.0 NO WOOD notch of H llvrr.yoar. Fox Pioneers met ot the town hall! Ho wa» pronounq-d dead within with r . II. Wolfe, "Y" general see* a few minutes after the rurren*. reU r;; in charge. There were *ll|yras turned on. only ono charge be* boy* present. A fourfold pro* ’ gram of Christian ellitensblp It'tiling Igisod on lAlke 21.12" and Jesu* Increased .In Wisdom and stature In favor with God nnd Man was nut oil, Mrr. Itiingi r. tlie lead *r at Umgwood. has don* a Finn niece <•( work with tills group of boys whlrh the boys the cummun 11V Itlul I hi* Y M fv A la nrsuisl nf TALLAHASSEE, H a , Mar. I — (IN S )—Slate game ami fi.-ti com* tnlasloiKT Jiirdan It. Itoyall has rr* reived I/KM) especially fine <iuall from Mexico to be plured In those area* depleted from native stock as a result of the unusual activi­ ties of Florida hunters during tho season just closed. The ipiull will Iw placed so that of play. they w ill replenish, Florida's hunt­ tiiliikd Ay ing grounds where new blood la SANFORD Presbyterian lUnn- badly needed. radea club met at 7:30 o'clock In S late game wardens will begin ;bf Presbyterian Sunday school placing the quail in various part* roimt with leader Ilyrd In charge.1of the state today. SIMON 1*1UK AND GIOI DRANDS "TIMK TRIED AND CROP TESTED" Forty Years Satisfactory Service ta FTori'la Growers PAINTER'S 1927 FLORIDA ALMANAC TELLS HOW Write For Almanac, Price* and Dincount* E. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER C a Jacksonville Fla. W O N 'T B E L O N G N O W !" NEB H E R A L D T O M O R R O W YOU DRIVE IT FOR GOLFING TRIPS our ntw car rental ayatem is a great and advantageous ad­ junct* You can select your own car,—any one that you like—nn»l drive it yourtudf di­ rect to the course, alone or with friends, hiring it by thu day. week or motith on rcanonablc term.*. REEL & SONS paving road from Eustia to Lees- Myrtle and 2nd St. Hotel Employe Held In Murder Of Mate LHItVAGU. Mar. What Would Your Wife SAY8; “ R A V E Y O U R M ONhY F O R MARCH 5 t h — I t After atUnrffiiT in the neresiary buiinTM the rlub \otrd to to to LAKE CITY— $71000 new city *ve the “Y" basketball team piny hall to be (reeled In tills city. Rollins college Which they did In company with their leader. LCESni.'RC—Contract let for IL t f W P S Laskrtbutl link ended Its 4 weeks' couraa 1' A rrsU hlng arriinifrinriit yf the U A IS rS V IL I.E . Fla., Mar. i» — testimony of SeAntor Guy D. Goff. >.f We-t Virginia, sta r witness for (IN SI —The following team* hiv# Harry M, Dougherty, former a t­ been named to pnrtlcluate in Gift torney general, ti-day featured annual state tiaikrtball champion*' TA LLA H A SSn^T^A ., Mar. 1— (IN S)—In response to requests from lion. J. Ed Stokea of Panama City and Calhoun'county that ho roll a special election for selecting a senator from district 28. Calhoun county, In the place of W. R. Mr* I^AOl.A nntyh of Flying S«iulml PlMecr* met nlth leader* Duggar •till Nantner In charge. Tbete wan ho regular business as the chjaptni* slated tb go on a hike wWili they did. The leiya hiked to the lake and had a Idg fish fry whlrh was enjoyed bv all. A proSTjmv of games ended the evening entertainment. GENEVA school was to act as host t6 Lake Monroe In four games of basketball, the first gome s ta rt­ ing at .1 o'clock. Du<< to the rain storm that blew up about 1 o'clock Monroe could not coma to Gencvri. ' 'T he (Jen n a teams played each other In two fast m ortice games ao th a t the large crowd of specta­ tor* would nut be dlsippaotnted John 1Jine. forwurd on the Y. M. C-,A. team, refereed She games. ..r . 1... l.lll For Buckner Attack In Dauffhcrty Trial Tou rna mertt Tea m« Made Public Today NEW YORK. Mar. f—IINM)— a’nce in fegdrd ta Semindlo Cou, and adopting and drawing peso tions to take up at next meeting legislature will be taken up. All sportameif of this nati should not fail to attend this meetii A s Lafge In 0f Jodg<; 18 Dr°PP«d ; going through their pro ir r.im wen . A..repre«en* on an edui-ationul.tour to Iota,; Bi' led anoth* wood returning at 0 o'clock. Th ftv large col-J mertilwlhihlp of thy notch I* atewuf Coach O rr'i Uy growing under the-able leader . tteam on *hc | ship of Rev. Thhmpaon. “Buaineaa baa boen *iuict and t in a tig h ti ---------1stead of complaining about It game bv (he LAKE Mp.NROF; The Wolf | thought it. best to stir thing# C.oarh O rr* U m b nijteh of FlomWrtl hebl Ihelr rrkUha th a t the sale i much bettor , regular meeting |n th e /r «lull ro o m 'drv nnw <h»n*»rtlng i« rqnnlly Th« Isaac Walton L e a g u e hold & frf&tin# tonight at the 0 House at 7^30 o’clock. OUR wIf# would think you Were erwy if you came home on pay day; opened your pay envelope; took' 6ut a few dollar bills and tore them up. m , Y tt isn't it foolish NOT TO TAKE money that mfcht just as well be yours as It la to' throw away some of the tioaay jrct(hav« ? In sthsft way are you NOT TAKING Y money you might just aa well Haiti What about the dollars you don’t spend? Do you know you can maAa them earn m o r e d o l l i r t f Do y£u Itnoa HOW to do this? It s eaiyl Hundreds of our customers and other local people art doing it. We send them m oney every J montits—money earned far them by their savings. They made tbfir saviap earn money for them by invastini •» Florida Power C8, Light Company $7 Preferred Stock I —(1NH)— f gorge from the rcaaoq of Its Carl Worel, Imtel «mplor« was lw- ! started oa up ta its present Ing k id today pending (be l,w(ue*t s ta tu , M q'w O JfgjtFffL 7 m Inin the death of Mr*. Mhlicl W<»hJ, Ida IS year-old bride, . i Mr*. Wood's nude linly was fodnd (n A. , hotel liuth room, at thu end of a hall, thirty feet from her, own , ajNtrUnrsil. neverel mark* on the body indicated vialew i i Giving weight to the theory of foul play is the fact th at cluthlnit, ml r u n a bathrobe, was found in ’.ho bathroom. Carolinas Blanketed By Heavy Snowfall RALEIGH. N. O . Mar. I. — (IN S )—The Carolina!, from Moun­ tain ta roast, were blanketed In the heaviest **"» of the winter today. In many places It was the w latai’a F irst snowfalls of the year were exparlerxed at Columbia. 8. C ( DOUBLE A C T ! NO two leavening units— one Begins to wotk w hen the dough is mixcd.the other waits for the heat o f th e oven, then both (iDita :ther; Arid n f double >uble pro* tcction against bake* day failure and waste. T I I M U M I O X \ 1 d o llar uiii»(fi'«r* y O h L itf Clip and m *il colipon'io ordei tock oe ior edm p/die In fo rm *** T h i ComM m » in tsi» �r ’ TnESANFOW n HERALD. WEDNESDAY M A R C H * l« 7 Herald The Tourist Crop •As Brisbane Sees It | Not The LeastO f China’s Many Present Rulers T am M lT m M "JucH Interested in n rw ent cditoriaH n the Comic OpfH War. L ^Ci j dcp cVnfr toun!,t conditions throiiehout the Red, and Bright R*d. ^ ? r,da- According to this newspaper ( & S are Ilrltcr Pajr far H. ft. Men. more tourist* here this winter than ever before Raitintr IfiKtrriral Accuracy. it* opinion on facts jrathored from the Hotel Reporter the Or a r t i i u k B r i s b a n e (•rrrtafct IBZT. k , sta r f a . m o T su rr "’ *? no,qUC"t,on thal thJ* reason is the of ^ m n u r 3^ !",, hC.^° n! °.f nLumb« « *nd also in the point complete facilities the state has ever experienced." VaIN BATTLE FLEET* maaoeovrr» o U the I‘a r id ; Mevi-nn ruaxt 2 2 L - S S ? - indif,| te u i * i t h? Pr*M« t time there are lie- b u t n t k . a fleet of our destroyers Call the Wfl Men—-We reel) pair all makes made believe to Icvat# hattlrahlps a f lr r dark. A torpedo attack [ “theoretically" sank the battiar i Se 0 ^Railway T l^ v iv n^offers r 5 ? e ^as,, rfurther n 7 u n R eproof r A * c the n t o statem f th c * ent « » * *that » " ] *hlp*. The “abandon ship” order ^' Vinl m *»» *Len and 20.000 American more tourists from the East came to FIcrida last month ■ailors actually entered life boats and floated around awhile to m at# WEDNESDAY, MARCH *, 1927 & * £ ”* £ * °thcir m°athIIof Fol,ruan- in the history of the ro.id. The crowds attending the South Florida Fair at rampa are said to have been the largest ever. ’ In fact all indications, whether from tourisf bureaus, bridge counters or chambers of ccmmercc. are that this is s c a n n e r season or thc tourist crop. . J? "pite Pf th * ^ a t Palm Beach has seen the open­ ing of a number of gigantic new hotels within the past v r ,r or two such as the Alba, Whitehall and the Palm Beach nnd K ° i s e r not fur away, thfc Hotel Reporter says‘they are IF WE IIAH real wai would be no such cnnic Airplanes going 200 miles i would overhaul our aot hattleihlpi and other I Cole reports tremendous crowds which fill to capacity ev ery :' thing offering ncrommodntions to tourists. While in Miami W t C ^ S ^ - t t a g y r haw «-h t,f n>l1 " ^ S SSSSSaJ administration and j . u^ - looV’sft* ^ th#0i , i u ,,,rl<!* ,H,|rh, ,J *« and architecture. * , *"• «Wlftr#. but It ought The remainder would go fur the w ^ i h 'w m ^ L l , ^ ! ! lh “ * " » “ * « waintenance of th . university and Tb,U U «"»*■ ogfsl t . is SSI? Srr*’,1: <sz 2L S f r r t ’KrSJS: s S s - f W * t rper Telephone 148 Social Calendar ■ J lR ^ j R P O S. DAIGER. S O C IE T Y E D IT OR ll MRS. DOUGLASS KNTERT \I MISS JONES AND M R .W v i Mr». Scharf was burn in nounced that Germany and came |o this country i hast] jvhen a child She moved to Lake and I Mary from Wiersdale about fir* her < y etrs a m , and ha* mad* m a s t'1«b°w jrtenda Fere *k.i will iwour- h*.- 'cat I«*». She wa* a m#mh*r of in. 11 R w id e o c e Telephone 117-W lak e Mai v Community Church, and e*Mc a faithful m*rab*r o f tb* lad!«V tian M *Li n hug* loss to the * r..terra. A bll AM Socteiv of that I'horrh nr several 1 ••uni which i* to be drawn will be r*eri •"oath a w ffe rrr month'* front heart iliaeiaa*. ahe hi* •cw at 4h* m ectiry on Mar. IS • noun a t hrUtlan foritud* to th* <rrr* cml Funeral »*rvtcaa wrrv h*UI r " hi' at hrr former homo on Turwte) !*• morning al itn o’clock, with Hev. m’ Jarrr* Thompson condo. ting th* *'“ ** lOlWtttoay lalM tntnt was In th.- '" ’••H u n it and chi'.' 1*l * '!•••, crmei*r>. Their .. • , '■ * PiCMdtn i. • be nt fd| ftoral trlbulr* ({ * » \ Hrr.sfit Dame will be ewtue • i istnn. R. I , “-I •! th* (um m im itt Building ..n t»M .I ■on la k e Mi . “ ridav evening. .March 4, undrt i tuxpi.es of the la k e .Mary Otvh- . | «v ertvtlng a r*w «ta, who will furnish music for | * r| ‘| r hta A ltar.i ? An atm>**ion of fifty th- mi iry t Itih Ro».i ■ in't far K*nikrio*a will bo char*; accord - LioweRs and *■'. *"d a* th* . r. h r .tie h at U *., ,h .,e lak# Mary on goitrous with their time dut ha* • h. ttnyir.s one .if *"€ thr winter month*. It is hoped .-#»»•! in K » a n « ilt! .that there will hr. a generous r*> lU-al -American Taxes Simple As Britain ‘ , Still Collects Nails. Eels. Strai Wa s h i n g t o n . —< IN 8 |~ T h o \« tie phtm I Society ha* a survey of <vkl f*, law* abrnad, .hnwtr AmerVart system Iw esr huodrad y sttr.f fhir th hi.ig ef Englv irth« sod chli d list**, hare rreel hf.ftgc for r r» ' rrllaneoas arttclev n?V <LV*"in* at home “ The a ■ t> EPNK8PAY | vahtablw property '* u> "i«Uh ■ ra| huetnaus meeting and rtnea, honoring Mi** Lr rUin> ! *'Ttea. krhe*. *1 U h rn the card faUe election nl officer* of th# mar'A d .e nd t ^ 2 r-n,vr>1». whoe. and sixty autp nail* rrr vT •»*«'resting tlealud hod l«i.| wu b d '* Club a t 3 o'clock. j Riog'a i..* n by » - f March Hi made rover, rrfreahm, - dun each year fui J , !? ? ” * ,h l* »T*0**Ua hum- J*»»n tm uldfd m form , parrel id iind ne Land Woman’s rehearsal for were abloom with f]i:antities ef ^U *. indivitlual rake* S H U v r. IIEI.D | stra n d , wr da a m ?w lL v f i ’ V l ***/*' '•■fi<«loreJ '‘ hd# and tep.-ed with K rg ra ia h ” a t l:.T0 o’clock at WASHING gioitu’s Club. a piece of pfopritV weet isra*. fteetta* and feme, t'f k a were , er bridge reeda s t MACHINfl M of manager* of the ormtng a pretty floral iwttlng for *'»'*t*dl».t Mr* Minni. th# tiorict. di*. to t i e club will meet »t 10 W a s M * paid *> k in the sun parlor of thc i -a rh sulhot it i*. lfeit*Hiy fur its I* Li’s Club. h# * * . on The owner of Aj Lit Sul# I’atviit-Tenrhera A* “te j* i f f 'tg w rjr,, - J R I* renulte.1 to orx<* Washing nnd UnH*, will meet ut 3 : l j o'clock if the King visits Side Ptiiuury School, E a s y T e rm s T0 Sq t Ing the «nMm*r dft U’»*iina at 10 o'clock at a-i* if ho | . * t th factsr.*3 Club under the nuv winter firs th af the fociut Dcttartuu-r.t. F . B . H IN E S prwhwbly Ha* mi u i. R. e rt John Holly will en >ts -.iiu*i wa* hrtd at th# ». ho*. gee»e ,\ yh>«i«irv at 111.1 Sanford A»t i W><lg* »t her home on Park Iu»u*v la*( w ,.|i with kit*. tV I « l ll the tell ». n„ it at 10 o'clock honoring I.OI* n. I tekrt log re**rTitle, *'<•1*. J K. Singlrtary, II. D. Ih> t'ectaln m tnvr • U Claire Jonra, a hridt-oMl and Mrs Alfred Taylor at 1 ast arut N ||. Hraihfork u W tlr « . rw*|uir*«l to ro . »*>o, Alfred, Jr . a.< ompon'r.l I . •** Aft.-r th# prvgtam w huh In ih^ Kitts'* haafrin'i Mr*, if, AUtn. Mr*. I n)< Crfwlroti i rlu.iwt piano *p I<>* by Mi** Larill#: time* a year if FKIDAL and daughtr r “Item from T in n * F> hvU. • reading on Founder 'i I N * there, *tr*w id#red for ronati brtainnirnt, dram atic an.! were gueata «*f Mr*. J, A IVffc. D«> • reodirtg ‘‘Liuroln’* hy Be**.. having been one .if l*i<et hathnr at « n* it ,v , 1 *s v,rH»nia n a n c y bam k l usder (he httaplcee of the L laat week. af feudal s ‘"flfi* ry , the hu*in**a meeting i • Foot .'*pecia| I Department (if the Wo- Entertains lion Ton Celebrates Hirthdnv .till* Lloyd ha* returned fr. wa* fi.ilome.l with o dl*»u anton oT i A rroaahuw |a . Phon* IP* [ CUth ut 3 o'clock at the Cluh iJa,, where bo wa* o|. . *b< ..KKluding .haptara *>f Angle’| TALT.A1IA.V1E r . H i . \ U r J the a nr ten > , ||y *| r ■ppointme#4 Bridge Club Members With A Pretty Parly..•Wo)efO'*. l. Public invited. , tIN .1|—Aa>l*t*et Attorwey tienrrr a te d no for appem lkitia at t I'airt'i tniok vn Child Ttaining. i.i while th# l r il a ' I [t. L CUta itf tbc Uaptlat A. P. I„ i->. 1.11* 1, and ia doing al. I’rtn.ipal <‘l*p-nro l*»i**t. Thou • I l.'vv tam pbell will thl* a ftrr *«i . . u.nty. _ * , | lJ.">o rondu. I a healtOg ini# the Li will hold it* t>u*inea* arul fearlv pr**r das:.** • rvammatt.jii nn thl* tu*.k > airroog at 3:30 o’clock si Mr*. Katherine I Watroua « t* *» r*v*n. whuh wa* the .o u iu ! nv)«»*l i f Governor I . t. Smalt ef h»*» f»iw and an unfc#!ur*d arro.e m o n e y to i . k n q : l lln.d* fur the return to lltinoi* Jr., w*a u pretty *rrne when ah.* \ i r g l r u Harrey enintuined a llcji.h parlors. a g u e.t of Mr ai._ _ Robert , i d __ Mr* ”f *mua#ri#iit and tangralulallon* tor H n Maierty'v uw i HauIiI Ire On t iairus, property* h ig h ft. Five of Ihe Methodlt*. entertained Wednesday afternoon J n u b e r . ■; be, Vo..nk- fH*"!t* in ) Rbuk on a recent trip for w t r «r otherwt**. The lommltt** ou J #f Oviv Baldwin, held *a th# Sump- dee.hr to wwr with Wale* class tiwoUiugn and • • rh will meet with M r,. J. D. tn honor of m rn b e n of the Hj -i irr.'rhration of the x c a tio r •loy* to ('nr*cent t'lty. re mrted mo or.. 1 |!„' T c,,u#*»' * '1 •« Hushnell f..r ,r. *h# M in.rir| Show te*w>r)ed "Invtea.l of paying an a n t i , renor^ed pro lll-u t h . Illiiw... rh n feh ai | l**cor*tlng the ru.tma or the Mr* U E }•; tr, IU Myrtle Avenue a t d Ton lln d re Club Store of. ~I'epperell, er-»a. and Ihe rommltf## *n Athmeat b| ty.otwv “ the etatepven' bwrwi pe»». «t<>kr»ia. calendula V Harvey home were bowk* r.f calm , Ml**., and t.reen Cove fSprin, , I ’R O M IT S E R V IC E ;“«U HulU ethlbite*! thoae wblrh # over nor'• i#nut*it!eh a«k* th# re- continued, “kwlghts, tn wh.i.n iu rs of Hw-dwia to charge* rW Three of thc Mcthodl-t baby- breath nnd fern* were ti-. i.dula* a n d -fern* accentuating th r |*pent * few .lav* recently* S E E I S F IR S T large earvet* nf fru.kal land were J » ’«h be*" purvha*#.! fur th# cM *i „* . arvawer . gam# • #f cvowliwting •.a vo'ifwlenc, ceiifwieor* M r, T. A. A Lrcenlcaf. :k will meet with M r,. 1^ M. in cham ting profusion In th# room* rotor acheme of yell, a and green. Mr* h a.ktthall team, and annuunewt I t? gam# m Th# afternoon wa* •.merrily Mia* rh r y .ta Krmn of .-C la k rU 'i I. that the hoy»‘ mil* wuitM be o n ! .Danville where Bn Indictment hat written a letter tn C«v*r*»r llak*r IP '' French Avenue at .1:30 where the labW| hod Irett apread "ll?' ' ^ ; P*«‘ in »*n.r« of rll khtd, t„ . i< the iri|..«i of ht* hi^n|» .rr and hand f.»r the ne*t r i n i r They were! keen returned agsiuat him. L a 'k .u s Him to investigate the .*** thr f lu h will iiM-et at 10 1 Tnllte* don# in b u lttrfllr* . Htthcr with a number of rvntcall. wife. Mr ami Mr* A * Kemp pur.ha**d hy th# I'niont.Teacher*i. aad thia re#u*«f wa* gpaated kv apHng flower* and bird* wrre u»wl. The word co|Se*t m lic, a luvi. . _ Ranley IV. khant and fiorij t at Uutel f u n v t t Lake. T .L T U 111 r i r a l N i l . Ilk. ' A**o ialton. nod will te th ru , the re* idle which **.M | m I.iv K Invent' club will meet wi}h f»r Ihe <*rd game nnd a fte r u n id n lr pillow, vt'n* nu.tided Helen f’olc. te n Xonfurd High S g h .d I’fopeity, but any nwnthrt of th# Frank Fraengrr. k u ila a l i>f he H . M O I l II. 11 O K IIIA rviv|itl..Daily intarv*ling game had | * 'n|bcrt, whll* r !•—by hrli* 1 vtu.bfi'* who have been It, P- Mor*# at her home at iwrn played, acorea were . ad.le-11went to M.vrgnnt l.m - u, •ofin. I tram may pur. haw their »ult iff ' wv.mait he attacked, wilw#**ed the R aul F a ta l# In thc t*» their home* bv ilhteoa IWk k • b#th they *U de*iro. Thl* p iw tu g Wa*.‘ • vecuU-.n, The hol.hr moulding contcat Fiance*. Penc­ ' imtiriiving rapidly. Hr No. 2 of tb* Methodlal un.l pritra awarded. - romtucted by Mr*, Frank Evan*, . i l top arore among the club mem'on won the ftrat prtie, which » * t Mr, and Mrv I. M. (____ __ _ Ik will meet with Mrs. C. L. km feOd Magnolia Avenue nt her* received a linen card table #n embr..i.lcrrd towel, while thc S’in.la, to ...erut h ,m f time at th« .r rover. Th* one cutting the high•“"b y prlie fell to Marian llooli. old hum* in Naahville, T*nn. . mV Member, are asked :u e*t mrrl wa* given w linen dpe*^ han. Mi. and Mr* A K. Stobiom rr iair pared to vrnrk. towel. A number of enioyahk* reading, turned halurday from a trip to the di Sis pf the Methodist Following the aw arding of the wrre given by (..m adia Mrlta# l a a t Cuaat and to i'uha. k will meet at thr home of prl»e», the table, were laid with »n.l tlht.ly* Hrndrraon. on.| Ruth Mr. arul Mr*. Starr Moore ..f Uklo Schtm hi on the West dainty covera and re fm h m e n la | Peatman played arverwl p a n ,. «*• Middletown. N. V.. apettt aev#r*l | 1:30 o'clock. day* recently wih Mr. and Mrs R IMty of Prayer for MIsA MUST CUMM.KTK LINE OF Fred ttalkey at their home on In­ Ivl be observed, by all mlat Continue.! from Pag# it land la k e POcietiea o f the rlty at the la k e Mary Pioneer lloya w . i teh IhemonnTrr In *evrn d« | p rlap I'hun h at 2 o'clock. lark an a whit# woman. Joining th* nlayrrs f.»r trn wrrr* the pcnSant for th r bevt ahowin • below fre e tin r al * a. m Johnson, wh# had galn#d a 30Mr#. C. W. Hill. M!«« (iliv* New of the countv at the Count day rrprtey# through th# InDrve* Hatuiday man and Mi,s Miblred llollv. Uound-Up in Saefoid .o Feboi. a n a of G*n. F#r*htng, want to' hi* Jam es 1- Well* will enlrrTh<»*» playing card* veer#: Mr* arv II, I.ii.br* g t her home on D«k death htwvwly. The g#n#rwl had Jo# ChiUendrn. Mra. C. R. Kirtl*y ' The u*ual nraver meeting aer,..,,.1 , .................. » '.on i*. r-o. ii | . tn ,| i * V \WE4 (•I.AD.SVk A I4h Mrs. W. W. potter. Mr* Jant.-i vice* were iu rd u .tr,I on We.hte*. FOR RENT—Fuml*h#d *» un­ < ^ r BIG c R O l" r^ ,i ,h ,n j 1" yr“ M 1*P*ri«n,. „ id lUkW IiL Ride#. Mrs. J. D. Woodruff. Mrs, day evening at th r . CommtMP.yj .Monday. furnished; sis room itpAntah (M U i'K K R Y Wilson 0 \u n h , and at th r Methmllat ... . . . hwngwUw. U. F McCall p u n ’* Guild of Holy Cm** Pen Ca*wel|, Mrs Grant W A I.I. , rhiir.il. I a few degree* below free nn# « M IN A ’ |h will meet with Mr*. A, P. and Mrs. B ratton H argett. IIH -’K K IR The Msond Clean.tin Day of the! The *n<rw fall l* renerai over the So, vt Iltv al 3:30 oYlork. - a v iiiju e a . venr will be held on Friday. Mar. Appalachian rwgioi) with mm* aev- FOR HAIR — Cheap. Il.by he.l [ Agnes Guild wtU bold Study Camp Fire Girls Hold 4. All public enirited cittignaj th'iia reporting front eight to ten I at 4 o’clock at the Chapel. aad buggy 1117 Celery Are. Council On Monday At • are a«ked to meet Friday morning. tnch»a. F ait and rolder wvathei Among our four lypea of BIG CROP rjtn ia nilxtu.-r.thl ! at the . emetery to (anti'll!# the *** foie, oat for tonight, D on* eaperUily suited to the Spring n**d. of > crnS No. 6it oly Bridge Party Home Of Miss Walston good work Iwgua two week* ago, — 1■ JIL S T IN T IM E F O R VOI R I 'A ltT Y — OU WANTED TO U U Y -B m all aho* which ha* mail# a m ailed improveATLANTA. Mar t .—fIN S i -A every need of your crop and soil. ewe* and cash register. Mutt be en IHiesday Nifrht Th* first council fire of the menl there. Dinner will be *#ey.| ’■•••k In the cold rain and aaow- a real bargain. Writ# W, II. 1 E a c h I’u /r h a a # H e r# W ill M ik e Sum # O n# A Camp Fire gmtip," ed at n.ma by the ladle* Mr* II P. *t'irm th at haa hern awceplng th* car# llr ia lJ Mrs. J. K. Waihen "Iknhilusfa ‘ A p f i r r t i u i n l G ift under the l#ndet*hip of Mrs. FierIhiiAiit, a* jhalrm an. a id Mr* ; »tat# atneo Sua.Dy proatlaed fw erking, was held ut th* hint# of le«ii Pilu ring and Mra. Sh>bh>nt. today by tb* local weatbrr tmroau NV T7 4 « t enjoyahie tn every way llelle Walston in Mt*. Homer (llee*on, who ha* Ttfht ao.<wa f#P In Atlanta atwlj FOR KENT—< o u tag e. Hiked pel lovely bridge party give.t Miss Marv Drrantwold an Monday. been at th# Fern a Id taught..(. ho* A u tu tio while other title* e ip rtt-l Lty evening by JHr*. J. K. . ft»«nth. R. W laird, arialbm field M atters of lm|mit*n«c were dlanlal for ihe p**t two w.wk. fatigw-l eacw.1 cwbl rain* Cnn practical experienced fiel.l Ln at her hum# na Palmetto tussed during th r aftem oon, after lug an operation, la at her bogie! — ■ ■ ■ ■ • m en w ill he glad to help you when she ent#Daine«l mem• gain j W AM lINfiTOh, Mar. 3 -< IN 'S | if h rr tint, and sn extra table • hiih a ceremonial ws* held, latter solve your fertilizin g problems. 1 picnic supper vra* setved n>n*|a|-! Recent vuiti.r* In ta k e Maty' - Tb. weather bureau today orderwore Mn and Mra. Wagner ef S i..n l «U>mt aignal* dDplayod front ipg of Vfi'nirs, baked heana, tiotatn I h ii service obligates you in no ■ T fiol.l'K it "d Uv«mi*r were the pr* hTn*. sandwiches, pickle*, tnsrrhI'eteraburg. Mr. awd M n. 4 l i a * t .||J w l , ""*llli' to Cape Hateia* aiwt I*». • ( • - i way. • mating colors used in dccutat*l| n .* il..rv !*#•!*«• mallows sn.l ire,I tea. Wheeler of llnllia, N. II.. who rail* m llalleraa . t# It.**too A Ith. rooms where th# ta n l ta**-4 ail #*•*«■■ a sv l, cd I* *oo Me. awl Mr* Wo.tor #Wfm of marked h titr.iiy la o n ta r Th"** a ttrn d in r this drlightfid ,,»A,»I* <•»>,.*< MtJ . I bud been arran g cl for play. rf «n.l#r» l**t Thunuiay. 't4 wear Haiti ra t awd will muvw MU* M sigaret' I, *#4 cacti *| lw«, ,r, W'« ami *M«» nf pluk l!n it- Heeling were: * t *s4 I *..«<■»>l |a sis, fh* la k e Mare Alh.etu t Uik noethroalward with liwtraaed In­ 'N an in all \ rose* and lavemler ugariunt Vounr member of lbe » *p# 4*n>*o#* wfel.h in the IU<kethall f i*l.* <hj| . ( tenaltp, alirnded by *trong north­ Cam Fire Board, M*« Siererhlng.J L u*«tl With artisti. ( l i n t . * risking a rweord for tkem*ole**a r **t galea. pH'** In the form of pink r<>K-s ruardian Fram es Iteiti, |x>r»tb* I u*e.| In keeping xure* for Klttf, Carolyn W itt#. Ca the Hive ' Wh I game, bud when scores Takaih ls.ii Shelly, Juanita Smith JA C K S O N V IL L E n .O R in A I ou Wain tern added' a f tr r th r u*u*l t bob lli.ulh, Anna lie Vvalat"ii alngi* .lay, lliack bass ore si-,# kti u| ntundk. the pi it# fur _ " 1 to be takeu in uuantitie* of over i suite among th* club memIU')> *rs*D n v bging held f»>* .» pair of pottery Untk eniD. P ro irra in a *ngi# ruiseiiKoit. n» to he H m n li.l al lli# 1 limit uf other brved* is put at JS ti u" ti nfare# •ou by Mrx. .St«wart Dutton, .u d tr liuiUUng iu tb# neat | in lb# bill «» (# no#, standa. ktgh sent# guest pits*, a box iVture Thi* kusw im n i s » s r t All of tb# provision# of lh« i##.,.>*»der, went to Mra. ti. A UDou i# #wtijI#H 'Tb* Cur#-. nr# w o.- anpruvtd *t tb* H.C*’ • pr#« All Bfvsl r r x e n i* wdl b* for th# ing # s .l tb u # wbo heard tie i Iwau ,( -s ti ,n work of (be I’Dnalps Never ha* thr Woman'* Club » er# aim >»t unamnuHtely sp p » * .| hall a n d pentland of the la b Mari " bu C h lm a T u IlMkg llccn 'roved its#lf more of a rynter nf to th e ir, ie tn - ehen#>d. Atedbet t’mninlita# '*hamber of Cumatene. Mr*. N A l U r h f d Bv T .ta tp a l*«llr*. (.mmanlty Inlrrest in art anJ lit* meeting I* to Iw 'h*kl Certified Public Accountants Tue*d«V Fi< mtee* is ebaDmaa uf ti is s .^ -vature than it has thip winter. C fI* S p ecial I k srid s l a g Income Tax Consultants * istHi#* In i b are# There <* *rarr«ly a we*', thal do*# Mrs tt'. J. liopkin*. J r., tw s s s J 8. G. GRAY, Resident Manager v4 offer *om* verv worth whll* Z TA l.l-A H A tSEF. Fla. Mareb 2. w iis# s injury 313 F irst .National Rank IU4g «Mr*'tn.". .e n d .in the ent*rtaln' (INKk—-Tb# #tat« caiiptrw IW e efwent which la t i he gfeen by the , f'*# Massed fta "X” automobile Music Department Friday afterr Items* tag #f Flssrtsl# In Cutsnl vc.n al 4 o‘ek<*k. one uf lb* 1 I't* Marcbi lo t Conti IH Cellar#, | A program uf song* number#, ^ a tta c h # nf the Italian embassy. ( 'hoircst w»H h# pre#»»te«l. w4s« r#L*»tlv ftgurod l» c t m i p w A N 0 IT S H O W O N ’T rh"f#l and >"1#, with th# out. :d r x * l>*t»a#n tierrslary uf State rpriHt Party Giver *4h '-t"w n talc'd Mia* N*ac> 1^* Fiank U. ft#lk»Kg ami (soveraarl and Mr. Chan Johnson #f John kk . Martin over an ali##«d j CH EAP LABOR »rMrs. SL A. Hustor ’•'n'lti'sin l.dsi'l. Will I'r»t#<i* and foilow th* ; assault on tb# ('oust by tbre* T h«r« ar# fe w h a rd la g h g i# n li% » Monday Evening #-*■art play “The Flerist’a Shop.” , ‘Tampa imUm s m * February ll . | lft« b o m # w h ic h • i# c tn c ity c a n n o t «bi*b U bising tiiriwl#d by M ra.; . C«i»mt Mam hi t u prevented j d a a t (riflin g c o # t g u ta b a r a n d with lb# i umpbasaaterr ! I T plrasant surprise p»rt) hrhq | r flinll b o U ar.. Itc#ns* plat# th a t I* waThe -lage'seting* will lie arrang I *t'»r. Monday evening honor; unlit issued t# guvtraatenCuwnoJ | ,i by MrwsU tb# Flurt#t. and a i dr* 8. A. Hurt-in on her htrtb A m erican w o m a n a ro M t.u m m g F*#4 I##r iklldfrn, feed vehicW* t# k*«p blm Jfwoi being, lafuum»rsary. The M«ont' ale of t « fFnrers will he h*ld at t m or« e n d m w a #t#rt t a lh * f—n l 1 a s v n i i l by Mm vis msdagryvla he rin n isslm i f lb* entertain( ItHiraeif, • artistically decorated wilV btiAte# o f uIsftxtng th # m v i c # o l Ipeluvmen. arsmding t# C«wiiptr#i**•*•••, rA diinrt $«»•«•« •me* went, with a rummi»»ion tn th#i Ur Ernesl Ante*. Bui keep r m r money on •te c trso ty o Mrv,sco watt w .thtn (h a W® wiflgladJy M tim at# co te.fu n » k h matwial Music Department. , n t. * Th# tag was issued after tb* I t­ Ik# shelf. rao ch of (h a o»orag« h u u i( b o ig ,i • n d p u t y ou in touch w ith raliahlc workmen tevig tb* evening bridge was alian alter be ■si" f Uinod Us tb * | In co m g ., fro alter Which delicious rr P after Whirl) tWIiciou nudor vehicle d#psrt'a«nl that s I foe dooa so Hanford (»er ? e,J15o n , ‘,U c ,*on. a lte r a tio n o r rep*if P * " l* wrrr served. •tiny in ttenfird a* the rtse»t nf Tim# s a v in g roour saving otecD tcity ; Tampa i-4w#ma>, had <Uspp#d him « f on# bu g# fi’ b or * pt#a*®Wi smiat ••# in llu P#«n shop V T alicpdtn# were: Mr. ent’ hi# te tte r T. J. Miller at hta home I1.iaalrurtlon on tb# highway sn.l demainiod (o il so romovrtrvg d 'u d g # ry fro m th # h a m * mcaav th* d#ath of .what snigkt r, 1 y )J j tluf ,u, . ^ kc^ S H E E T R O C K run by Kni U>inkl« and Miss (Rive Dlnkle in' Magm'iU Avritue know wkst hi# car was dusog with I « n d giving th a wifo tu n # to r otho* #>HSisud* M miTu.-iaa, d fkiaia nw-itts served by the hovt Mr. and Mr*. McCall th e lire p o o / waUhoartl. lo r Iiu u latio n . Fu* “th a l fun ay pbtur* instead of a , I id Ihe leagoe claimo, A kYaakinytoo birthdsy Ikcre's |* i * | to K# • M r , Mr*. Borland. Mr. and | rertslar l>e#n># plats.“ • "R nctico, P c H x t D ccortuioo, Pcnaaneocn Otto Ihiaiaa left T hur-la* a fte r Th* auproval uf th* nwasvra ** th.- (onim unity lluddi.-/ l> and H ako atll k# i Kriggs. Mr and Mrs Chri* . Th# " iu s s r p a t are' that th* I mn for Atlanta. G a . where ho to L# asked al vnrson# ctvk . Uh au,pices of ►« LoUi*s‘ Al 7 * ' ' , Mr. and Mpt- Gr##n Tampa puiseeasan v>« was th# I III ld*y *»ll odth the Atlanta luocheua* thvoophool th# cntsotyi 0f the Cootmooity f k l f j f '- k f t Huston. Jama# Kww** royal IteMan tual of arm# th a t ta il •hiring th# next two weeks Plan, especially mjoy#d by tl , ! ' IfahcorK, M atthew. Iter w#r# forsauUtad test night for this fJk a. ftocial ( s o r t i k J'M-ie Borinad and Mta- Mil Ben Cantwell left Wednesday mean# to br Uhen fa <»ite tu •# L ,^ ( during lh# ervnin * Alessjider. xtorninir for Jacksoctivllte * w r» core a* many hockey* fur th* hill |u -. a*on sw vsd at tta (Is F L O R ID A j foil w i g tom m itte# wo# it , .8orkt##U. a prominent So will begin training with th# ■ftAtsoaslhte. "Utimilte* com posed of Van*# Mrs. Elmer liyitiailt#, c loeksonv; I * basebsll team. L** ftftft'Mt# City. Mo., ar-R O W E R A L IG H T Douglas#. 8 K Dtvhten and A. P.j Mrs. fteoaid Anderson. Mrv W, G Sanford Wednaaday mumHaggard »a* a»p#iated by (%*•/*. Ferguson. Mrs. W K. Cole, 1. , T ’rt Xlftlt HeujU Llk# , fc. . E, Whll* U spgttding th 1# rson WailhaM te invesugole th# COM PANY HirtterfWId earned a KteJM* aad M ri J t . Bay week In Jacksonv flle attending to nrns#"t limits of fi#«dnpl* CooW/ rrgMr#. a rd ra aad D#v Nurter> at Use , ” '“‘,(a. befor* going on b m is ftt. bird saix tasrirs and • drew tb# t .immunity Ruildin# on Monday 1 G»e stale. , . .aitlie. I.f a u ia tm t* «h*l will i> , rjoenlag. This will be of con­ clude all lh# re a r f e ta u 4a b* venienco to rngny mothers, as w#l| d Mrs Cs S;U fel»#yer as tnt*rWa(ii> and iaotrurtiv# ta •ft. Ala^' who ar# to u r­ th# fUg #hip “Kocheswr.' arrived Kanfis i delta. wamitu.tu ith liajfiMmttlkilfc her# Musids> for a , .V*u - rtftrif a abort M# parent*. Mr and Mrs. t t . A. J u ft* the gUMis F.rtf at their teune oH Uatoa A*#- r‘ " " f 'fr 11 » * ' f ' n i COLCLOUGH REALTY CO. "'j JACK FROST DUE ’’w*hj"^*c-,rde,rl> TO HIT CENTRAL r u PART TONICHT!ffiffib*i!A! Two Big Dollar Days Friday - - - Saturday ,J ') vellies r ^ jB L -. Novelties For Citrus and Vegetable Cn Warehouse A t Mi-Lady s Shoppe FERTILIZER WORKS Phone v ♦ PACE 819 \v. 3rdj where hotel nccommotiations have l»oen increaw. over T i J -Lakeland Imdger. ONE - DA Y SE] SAN FOR) la u n d r larrd w a. my ,tay. He brought m< , hundred .pertcat and rrUdence, h .v r h S „ lmUtTo the forth alao into a large place; he de- ! e x t e n t o f five ‘housamr. the Tampa Times says "the ieireth me. becauac ho delighted in h o te ls arc doing n splendid business.” In general it might me. Psalm I8:1B,10, 1 PRAYER:—Mo»t “ • S f e f c - ,,‘atc<, i f t cver>' city, in ttorida is doing a big Thou h ait put ua ut CERTAIN CLERGYMEN ger tourist Itusiness than ever before. ____ _ ^ _m arc acligation* to Thee. cu»e.| of being “red.” Their accuaa u J t t * l eihCJ ti iH,c&n je anplietl to Sanford we are not rr* want them inveatigated by a |U c SOsure. Sanford too h a s n fine new hotel which owned congrr»*ional judiciary committee. i NOTHIN’ TO WORRY ’BOUT , A clrJTyman it “rwd" when h# , There, little battleship, ft little over a year ago. It offers excellent service a n d K S doeant tieliev# that a whale awalj Don’t you cry, ItTr^l Utl° n" t0r w,*hIn» to spend the winter here lowed Jonah and Coughed him up * You’ll be a rum runner By and by. II t ss cuisine c S ,.Tis nof f Tthl e hu ig LV n,,<l il* lobW«" h e s fU t .rni''hrd ty p e . Surrounde ’ ’ ’-Pnciou*: . T U „ . „„U. r ^ l tX . T' k ‘ n P1' grounds, well cared for, there can seem to be no THE UNPAKDONABLE SIN t DonT you fret, won why t)ii(« hotel .should not he n.? popular a n s p n w p er, Ye'll! frement and Hy WILLIAM LYON PHELPS ous as any in the state. Pack a kick, yet. • —W aycro,, Journal-Herald. U'hii»lJL f0r WJmt? r>UHOn nr ° ‘hoi-It doe.i nn olutiun, came to p a i, n it because while the numlHT of guests mav excicd th a t i i f the itren g th of a g lu to r , and • There little wildcat. opi-T das*. Inatrad of setting n *trret oratora, but liecau*« of the Don’t you cry. S K S j!? ?the i7 “ place l .0n ° nlmo.«lt f. thl‘ hotel nn(‘ tf«>un«!s I’rfbe a still too g«i«J . sample, act a bad example; aristocracy wa* blind to it* retponto1 believe deserted. An atUv aibilitle,. When Malcoln related a If I could get by. •verv revolution, as for Instance, *er:ea of auppoaititiona crime* to igines haying failed to obtain nnv adcv|uate H r French lirvolution. and the llu* Macduff, and naked If under theac * an fit volution, came to pa** n<.l clrrum atanrr* he w aa fit to gwv'cm, elusions; he's liable to U-cau. -’ of t!ie strength of ag ita­ the sincere old soldier replied. “ Fit tor*. but because the aristocracy to govern ? You ore not fit to live.” wa* blind tt> It* responsibilities. March lived up to it* proverb­ J c u , rails upon every man to ial reputation amt came in “ like a There is * pasaage In the Gospel • oyc up to hla highest and beat rap 11atft " rlh rti :.has *ent many people to thp | nfUy. If It l» an unpardonablr ,tn ln. * w * h "■ •“ •"ford. And if „ TREMjfcK IBANEZ of Chile. madhouse:: it darkly hint* at an un- | f ,r " great nrti*t to do cheap and N«iuth American Imitation of Mus­ j'antr nable' sin, South Carolina I* going in for i . c-L " ’ tit. - 1* ' in ■«*'*»»» Hy# • shoddy work with his life. What s ' Uni and Hemal Fa: ha. recently I ly (. host, which can Iw* forgiven *ri’ n#e<l is conversion—I am not Hue U w ,.“ A foursome of golf•ripped n collection of t.d* out of » J fM arrested In GrewnvJIW the r* i b r In ih i, would in the ftfrsid of the good old word converCancer Publicity ’ ‘ nor :.t fft.j tountry. the ahlpment includ­ n ,\t. hdh Hay for playing on Sunday. Our Puritan fforefathrr* ___ _ **un' on>’ m tre than I am afraid to ing the president of the court of 'mmenaely earited abiait thio. 1° appeal*. Red, are arcu*c<| of drWith all these battleships hang, t o f c a n c e r in n u t a v e ry p le g g g tit o n e to tlislying law and Die court*. The f a r o u n d Shanghai, It might h* le m c n t m .u lr in u m w liriK o f th c A m e ric a n *u|wr-red, th# grntlcm an th a t de­ idea to “Remember th# C o n tro l o f C a n c e r e a r ly In s' m o n th Jn N ew fies all law in the .......* of patriA Y ork C ity , nhotv th e Im p o rta n c e o f «;>rentlinR In fo rm a tio n on T r................................. . n (le u rx o E . B re w e r o f th e e s id e n t K m c ritu u* ,h *1 I’craident th e n u b jc c t. P K Goolidg# chon# a moat inauapict- C ollege o f P h y o ici^ n n a n d - K u r g .reon.i ".Tin* m u ^ t im *• 7J41 tlm# in which to Advocate a iw r ta n t p r e s e n t d a y p ro b le m in c a n c e r c o n tro l in p u b lic ity ," ?: o»*rmAmpnl conferrncr. road conductors and trainmen f, : We can pet : • ' o —C n n cer, w h ic h life in n u r a n n « com p n n ich te ll un in o n e of PxTvcnt incieaae in wages. i.Ardottable § I i# increase would total tlt.OOd,. what Hrownln Th# man who passes * worthies* th e b ig g e s t ite m s in th e A m e ric [’.m d e a th r a te , in e a s ily c o n ­ Wll a y e a r,’ say official*. What of Ilia fattier not ” *»»♦* * thief and criminal. Too * much leniency is thowtt by the pui.- tro lle d If a tta c k e d in itn infan t- y . M uch tim e a n d m o n e y hnn . r“ llr”«,,1 « 'th loving <1. ........... .. . h a v e In'cn ta k e n to- and n1*!? $ *" dealing with this so rt of been n p e n t in re n e a rc h a n d jfreat^ntridiM ooo(KK.ufJ 1 "!*ny , , m' » ,,u‘ '<y ci»bV y “ B ll, —Gainesville Sun. w nrtl t h e nuccennful tr e a t m e n t o f th in diinwi.se. 'T h e g r e a t POO.* » a year and arc constantly, port long aftei *” "5, «B* The .ailn ad., If wise, age of tnanh.' n e e d .’’ nnyn P re s id e n t B re w e r, *‘i.. ... tliu , in to te a c h th e p u b lic to h a v e • Edlturial comments on President W ai1n#, nrSfU .Wr th r‘r r *rid,y in‘ <' n w r “ " ' • » • Coolidge's veto of th r M cNary-llau th e dinouflf tr e a te d a t a n e a r ly g tu g e o f d e v e lo p m e n t.” /h it A ? ,P r t . ‘h<' «»•» «<• writing po# - gan bill are interesting. Nobody ductur*' con’ ‘*r Browning . F o r th in p u rp o n e— t h a t in. to te a c h t h e p u b lic — it in u rn • seems tn b# able to figure out Just t uctora carry the real responsib - ( **„ ault# ut * d td la rn to a n n u re nn a n n u a l Incom e Illy of ra, road.ng. They „ * |„y. htt,* 1 w.h*t "Id boy was thinking T r r / 0 I ? ** otl® c /. o f f i f t y th o u ia n d d o ilarn . T h in su m w ould he n p en t e a c h jd, admirable servants c I the pubI*c, And underpaid. 1 I Hould , n«ttr.rH0Ul > f ° r P u b ,Icj ‘y PU rponca, to in n trifc t |»eoffe o f th e — . | PunluitAblr tin MUmi burglar was shot and kill­ n a tu r e o f c a n c e r a n d th e im p o rta n c e o f e a r lv tr e a tm e n t . LOUIS THE ELEVENTH u*ua|- ‘ , r »r * of. w ror ed the other day a* he was hurried­ ly leaving a house he had attem p t­ h in C° Ul!1 b° n T otr,tl h ‘Ml iM tw o w e l w « f t c r c a n c e r ly dencrilHsI aa Ihe human devil, b | 1ln* , ° “ r ed to rob. Nice shot! H iat should h a t net in , ftn e m in e n t p h y n ic ia n ih c la rc n . " t h e r e w ould he caus# he hung men up In #m*l| cages etc., was probably the mnit 11 have a healthy effect on other bur­ no m o re d e a th r a t e fro m c a n c e r ." glars. -Q ■■ m i]I'» n ‘‘o lla r fu n d . $11*5.000 h a s a lre a d y b een ^ a t n f m d'a second annual Central c lb t i e d fro m J o h n I). R o c k e fe lle r, J r ., $100,000 fro m K S rlofioA Open Golf Tournament be CtM temorrow. Thrra Are some U M 0 0 Q h “ s i n f n , D " , h 7 *i c b 7]®n »" ‘ h e to ta l a m o u n t o f S lm c R o b e rt F . C u ttin g han n rn m in ed tn uiv.. pAop|« btrv who Hava n rv rr »rrn a ♦ 0. 16,000. gam* of g,df . May be they will th e l«nt $ 250,000 o f th e m illio n doliurn, it looka v e ry m u c h ' help make ut> a gt«Hj gallery to­ o a j f it w ould n o t b e lo n g in b e in g ra in e d . h ' morrow and F’riday. * ------------------K A LI. STREET |.U ,.J i s . pnbliclty and worry among bear* funeral yesterday, with p*r{ho|ngi»u about student sui- ' S : v sn stisn i. Two and a half mil. rld*#. Eighteen so fa r this year, Bun sharrs of »Uv:k were *old. v i ft**hy suicide# among world which the rh urrh hav Thoughtful dtixens who bav# felt thoie who are not students. Posof setting a *•*») cxxm pk bat which knows no compromise nr for the last few month# th at It w a, stead •Ibly Just aa many. set a bad eaantpl*; every revolu The Southern States And The Republican about time to go short" kn<rw Don, aa for instance, th* Frencl y o------— . 1 ,r ,t h# cried The .Supreme Court has just de­ Party out Dh Solon, Solon," ■landing Revolution, and the Kusaian Hev cided th at th# Doheny oil leases on the woodpile built to bum him wer# obtained through “fraud and __________________ JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL up. TO BUILD GREATER FLORIDA corm otion." Th# rest of the coun­ Railroad and Industrial storks J h7 , ' U ,muth opinion try has been knowing th at for ,I ho LAKELAND I.KDGFJt went up. General Motors beat all eifi-ct that 41 *' ' * to treat it like a stepchild. F urther­ price records ( it the year. Before the Republican more, th,* development of th reat. you go short on that stork remem­ I f the state of Florida is to ob- -trnancp of the agricultural r i . rain, Republican strength In the ber th at It sell, ' F rigid, i re ’ and tain its rightful place im ung t h e ' tension oervic# in 4& counties, to­ • g m . would ___ give to Democratic other things, not automobiles only wards whhh the university sup. activities heri rum petit Ion out of Dun t gamble. You can't win. r ^ K ' V r ' «•# i s s. -s--rJuniversity b . &* likewise r---5 J agents. which alone can r com# th# new vlfinance iik" talltir and cterity whlch Demc^ra’ts MR. HALLWACHA, rntpbiy. g rn c ril extension, division require. at it ut ions of learning to he found ment sccreU ry of Chicago's Y. M. In th# south which offers to all cHJtens of th* ' ' . ‘fty scoller* gradual#* fmd All of thes# consideration* (and These cannot be brought about stele iriMnsction by mail m tho** harder than other* to bet >.»,*. our own natural interest in our it genu [ft ■ y*«r or five years. But the ine A diploma is a handicap. One of our ablest educator# word*, tho University f t w r s r ; ■ " p * 3 * * ~ * « - 'J i . ; . ' In" •m«ber it seem*, to wrlcome cfforts to n - lege haa upoon them * t e . i ^ T r „ . ,.„ 2 " W C • lot of real estate ad- tiorull conventions. “If #t r r ik# : iialiilital* the Republican parly who prepare* arore* of hoys for f . " W K suspended it# publlca- south should break away from th# h< re w S f .p .T ,o ix r T .! ! r . r . 'i r s — " '" r " » Th«- enormous influx of peo- college every }-#ar says. “It take* f* rtT , 00 that tnem from three to five year* to po#« than in fcstertrig education will ffS ftC r ,n J • « ‘*F#d thc week­ D em errata“ says W alter Lfppman '■f “ ,’v,’r ,hc fountr>and of ly flfb i That leave* Miami, attem pt The University ef !S 5 # ^ «• « *11 Itolltical faiths i* making Flor­ in the Atlantic Monthly, " a ItrpubIng 1 If support four dailies last ida rtiorr and more crosa section of X « l with only the taro original Uaan party would appear In th# the whole nation. It may well be Whatever make* . boy conceit­ no?Mn* ZuuT c u t' he, ^ Th* ftPP*arance of a It*, new,p#pen, of the pro-boom per- ,wYn ed befor# b# r*allv kno* . anything publican party In the south would that, as a result of thl*. Florida interfere* with hi* chance of auc* umong'educator* f t “ I t e e ^ S S S ! H h V ,h * “ ftftf (*»• *outh as unmanageable “ t*. -College life does that. and its continued detelopm e^t l u ! l ih?.***# aSsal^l!? • n‘?un‘ lo ot the Republlcaru of th# northeast giH-a wtth $urh a doubt. Our i»rr« k r »"■ AND ACROSS th# Amagura a s ? “ t i r ‘ r s • tn* 'a rre st cypress tree ft# lh# Republican party nf th# west w.nal Dcmocr.tlc bo,* for Florida .M l.? ,'”. ' t f S ' - y , 1" lh* Th' unlv» K l " h ..i IM M M ral. . _ desert, you travel u, th# “Ghost g n in the United 6lat«s. Th# b th at Republican st.K ....;. ,nlv hleh stands near Longwood. S M i oi mom0#f* fcft-i i I’res'iient Murph**. a.ked tb# UKK»W ’ ivd*f * u * mor* ,h*a will become thicatening witbiout ------- *.' r^puUUi^i thjin“ lOuoo to hav# an o|wnlng a t lU prevailing in that direction, “.. ^ it railtoad stetlcn*. stores. ,1, , , J ■g# enough to perm it several would *rew. lies a r •tend in a t once. U la to • «_ — r — ..............~ ..o « ■•hi ll* ‘ ktis's I f t w m sum »UHi;jW4 i^uW h i f!!; 11 a ' . . r t i *£. »" Jurw d that Homlnol# county will oth#r southern states. The*# states ‘“ ‘'••deration for tl buildings for th e ,*tx*colleges and s ill ro t X t^° p*r ^ f l vt (hat “only God can make a I two schools—the «e.l*g0 of arts will ^ . 1 “ J*1* twitversity ftF* fteglecUd in D enuxralir U0" * ' political stvil . »d that it takes I H - • — “nt onal councils I n a u s r they ar# I (’ompetitiun, in this as in evt Unnecessary destruction of Ij* VIsf'. To .roilk* ttl,m • kit thing else |. th# lif, , r. . &£SJ~ PHONE THE^S^NFORI) HERALD. WEDNESDAY M A ltrti *. m*T - O ✓ a �r - r r ------------- E F O t 5R T H E S A N F O IH ) I I E I L \L f ) . W H D X K s n kV FIGHTS TONIGHT * ™ S B g f W eather Report jfSINGING lOTTH VANKS FOR FOR .... ..... . ...... . M B THI WITH YANKS $70,000 Y E A R L Y in* regular program of grey­ ***** I* to be n un mod to. NWight follow Inr - -m ’ -last. IJee; 3 Little Snlll I 'IT — suspension . / * r. night dac In tl. I , fall*** . 1 Ik , , 1- M rC rai., ». | power at' the' plant n o se d ®F Ihe rainstorm of yeiterday' nc- wSE,»S“ ‘ ’■S,r’"'"' cnnUnr t p a n announcement mode , ’ ‘THIRD RACE—6 - 1 S itrUy •!* Y-dwsnl MrPadden, man- .i I. Meadow Rose; 2, llgaty Boy; n e fc iJ k fi*nfnr', <h,an,,'> Ken- 1 Country Mary; 4. Nelva P er' fi, Gariocla; fi, U ttle Boh; The list of entries for Tuerday J^ps; es Fortune; *. Mis* Lvla night I* to be used tonight and >. .JamFOURTH IIACE — |.4 ** I. fan* who. journeyed to th r track 1, Rum Runner; 2. Kid Grappo; J MW flight. Only trd«* disappointed, ?J * 5 4• B '« S o lita ire ;,' wilt see ch of the best cards of the ?■’i,B,l|F .W’«lker; 0. Peggi, Bell; 7. rurrent meeting, official* sta te d ' ihtlmoyl x Skelper; « Mohawk III. today. Among the entries a r e ' FIFTH RACfc—3-1* Escort; 2. M l., Duty; 3, lllack Mormon: 4. Roaming Fay; s. u inning Hand; 6. Jim -Sterling; t. Larlv ITp: *. Boiler. •SIXTH R A C E -S -i* '• Buck; 2. Lenna fVe; 3. Mad Monk; 4. Oakland Hollow; S. Darlene; fl, Gurtnanarna; t, KM O'GrnAtri; H, Km- I turky IIcue. • SEVENTH RACE—3-1* IS G 00D iC,a^ County Sheriff WASHINGTfiN. Mar. t - U X f l ) Storm Warning* b it cfi.ptaje.l crn J « i l i t n \ i l |i . I u , to Boston. Rainbino A ffixes Signature I To Agreement ('ailing Fori $210,000 For Three Years; X aU « |» hV?rt?r 4*»«) I To Talk With Marti' F lo re n c e M a c b e th . C o lo ra tu ra O f C h ic a g o O p e ra C o m p a n y , W ould M ake S t u d y O fM u sic C o m p u U o ry In T h e School.* K IS S 3 K ftg l Florida In th» r i ,,! 1 ^ TALLAHASSEE. Fla. March 2. , “ I shall civ* Sheriff E. J. Weeks of 1 . a m . m ■l u TKS***' I < Ujr county an opportunity to ra p ­ P « S ,* if c i! ~ S § ture the psrpetratora of the latrffl S l«U. B» public .lUlcf, | murder in Green Cove S pnnr* be- Ik* bldliMt and i.,„ Ifore I rail him for conference with c**h «n Msrri, Tlh > Iha hours a r a t v a me rnnrrm ir.g candltlcqu In hi* !jw**n » “ *> Lot Tkiift,!,*1 county." Got. John ft’. Martin de­ Itlnrk fo u r Ml „. £ '** *u b Dlvl.|o„ *1 ^ ! “ clared today.. The executive was referring to the slaying of Allen Wilson, 50. caretaker of the Seminole Kennel I Club ground*, who srai shot from ambush last Saturday afternoon a ­ bout four miles from Green Co m MIAMI. Fla . Mar.. 2. (IN S )— I Ruth will be paid the I Flor.da, fair tonight and Thur* are- ill it is l-crause . of 1210,000 for the next day; colder tonight; killing fro*: ‘If .people He agreed to sign _ such ________ _ ■•»'« temperature about freezing it they don’t tiny.** a fte r a conference this afternoon MtrrlTlf n' rth. light tn heavy fro.l This, in effect. t» what FltTenee with t h e ____ ____ ... of lw management the New i aobthward over Central portion Marabeth, leading coloratura so. .and p »*tbly light froat | n the In­ prknn of the Chicago Opera romYory American *L-----------rarue Club. A tremendous crowd—nu te n o r r-ar!y to Miami, tonight; ' P*ny. says of the rffe rt of music Ing at least sereral thousand_ flow|y tt«.r.g tem perature Thurs­ and its effect upon health. fv ,h.? and rheer day in north portion. the llArrbtno. Extreme northwest Florida, fair 1 1 «.»• !'• Of f blew The crowd that gathered tn meet and somewhat* colder, with tempPhilailephia, the noted tiw If she had her way about It, Ruth was so great th at it was rratn rr «i«ut freezing and heavy murUal personally be at the Ar*S culture Mould be a* com- ; necessary t«* rope off an aisle so • to klllirg frost, tonight; Thursday pujsory as »nd will remain in p / u U th r «-ther branches of 1 '•Air With s.owjy rising tempeiathat he could come though from Hav onlv, March 5th fro«f 1a common school education, she I Iture. * 1 *111 H P. M. Mr. S * e i* rJ , Station Mas M,n Uaid. ' ‘T h e Snermatic Shield^ ” 1 have lately made this the »uh- { ,, •Atlanta ° nlF « * • '" Any eaM 3 * Jeet of a serious fru p o .ition which I • Boston I have lair before the public I •rhmd M thoritJe. in C ltlig o ." | Cnlrago Mis. Marheth cnntinueil. ’’Every r1nt* M.u.lU rF ■j.1 Denver rson ha. eome musical talent. ,n Kansas t'lty | Instantaneous effects NAMED MOBILE BISHOP believe, at least in latent form. "|N »w York appreciable ami withvt.^ 2 ROME, March 2. — (IN S )— The If not active and apparent. * "Jl I’itt.hurgh “While It is true th a t compara- Rev. Thomas Tnolen o f Bsltimnre •tra in or poaltion no | Washing!.m lively few in the schools today ha* been named Bishop nf Mobile, ■lie or location. Lar« . I Apala>hl('da fL™ 1 rlM *> incl.ion the Vatican announced today. • Bartow ' Hollowing operation.) ,w Euvti. jeoliclted This In.trumeB^y Ft. l-4'ldrrdale i *»» only award in Fnrlm Ft. Myers in .Spain, producing rr.aits t'l. fieri e « u t .u rg ery , injection. m i(u4, v ,---- "•'Mijr ana Gainesville ”*>k him ov»r. Havtings I^get my dally wnrk-nut every os>. he said. ~i weigh only 22! Jaeksonv ilte cautioned again.! tk* s w d pound* and I n rv rr felt Im ttrr In Key WV.t when they use this new wonder­ elastic or web truss nitk . deafness' nor of ‘rolmf hlindnest’ ful French Process F a,e Powder ••rAP*. a* same rest , |— Mianii my life." . ' that cannot l>e corrected. Teach­ called 31E 1.1.0 -G LO—keeps th at lump Newspaper photographers took Orion,! U and not where tk* Z ing everybody to sing |* im port­ ugly shine aw ay. Women rave .ivfrnsoi • ' i f t M , {u, h "veo- angle Hanford ant trim the hygenic .tamlpoin*., r r its superior purity and <iualit/.; U|’. Afwdneiag ro m p lirsii^ , C.r ,m d' i*»»imlng the stu- Tamp,. • * wi»ll u% -for I hr niorr oiivintit SU>» on so long —skin look* llk.<! •B ating surgical op*rstiam ■ rr — i—• i.mm, win ce it^n h a , documints f i V ■u ‘nr»y« «n.i Titu.v ill* * * * " . *fBon at the Armory to - 1 other l? '.* * ' . purpose of musical odrsnerm ent ° f v*nt“ r r ’ «((»rr.| . Clnrinnsti night In the main bout of the regu 1 lluth 'in America. There n re.n o flat, a pcarh—keeps complexion youth -1 l nlttd States Govemmsst, t ‘I 0* rem arks, aurh a* 1De» Moines, fa lar Wrifnesday night show against i.wl— “ chested singers of note, and pul­ ful—prevents large pore«. Get s i box of MELLO-G! -O F'are Powderl n o n ary disease* are almost un- today 31’PUle.l i Dodgi • ity Ka Sanford Drug Co. National Guxrd Champion of t.'icf kribwn among vrval artist*. Helena, M >1. •outh. Mnyati ha* apim sm l here : "Therefore, singing is Just us Loul.vilir, Ky. i-efore and i* popular vsith SaniN-nlficial tn the health of our growing youth a* hoy-scouting <>r ram pfiring and its mental and spiritual rffecta a re certainly comparable to th,*«e excellent In­ stitutions.” RUPTUF I EXPERT HE] EWiittrarsj!; r Girl’s Noses Slovan And Allen Tangle Tonight In Main Bout Of Armory Fight Shows Joe Slovan, 12H pound product of the squared circle, is to swap rnnrhes with Harry Allen. •amo weight, whit has been fighting M ",,ml, in an<l almut Atlanta aid cliM-r Georgia cities during ft* pu»t year or two, as the main Of the regular Wednesday ni -M at the Arm.irv «n- |2 'i. ms a S J n h m i n d h U J vliiit they rn* c*UH rhnmp..M The fighter .from Atlanta nr other Georgia cities" Is also duh bed National Guard Champion nf I m it'’U,hL ' \ r 1h °fie »h“ « Allen i ! J vr }h,,>uKh the III rounds to• T 'b *nd ,hat he •» rn tltl- I : ,0 hy * " *le. slovan may take »\7> A, :». S n o ry iteM tiTn^vi v ‘ - n'« "lose who huv-th e V r ie a twin ,!?i ,t o" '* hlboards tonight are promised r» 1 f f i T 0K *S* F " Msr* 2* TT* th * M -.Ceptloual entertainm ent. Sev,rn|l ( l C l ? *rplrteti. -. uthcra < hIb-gr rage tenn-.s h m ,- cot. red In the race hero today for Hi nit hern Intcrcol*cP fl* ’ Atldsrttc Asi<*-uti<,ri Uurela. iwy io *cs» the flght .1 i gniup of tirgm buskin. l^he contest o|>ens this uftemoon, with Wofford stacked up against Birmingham southern. Georgelown against the Mississippi choThe two squad's Athletb ^ h e n d - rtaw s, t hatUnuoga ngulnst prtsbylenan inltrgo nnd Kentucky NorBy JOHN J WAI.SH ' nwl against Newberry. • ***" 1 ' 1 Jgaln tmlay in separnt.- drills, then Tomonow Furman will crash International News Service Sport. lly International News Hers ire Bimorrow mix in the first of . the victory „f the G.orgctownEditor SA R A SO TA . F I s ’ m IT. e ot « » « « •.* . . . ... NEW YORK. Mar. 2 It J ‘ aissippl game, the cjUdcl wjil play the wim ur of the K sH n .lv f i k T r 1" 1 Hornsby will bat TARPON SP h7 n 7-u li v. lb “ M.t.rawr *T‘!rt,M,lr and f" r ,'r * in the clean-up poailion in the i I tvI : " F ltlNGH, F la . Mar. Normal-New berry match, ana tlw (1twcln* tween J John Roger* G iants' line-up this season. It v v w ,,,rn »? «»»e obi rid lege of Charle-ton will t.e with Horn»by in the ram p of th* N>w Ind rated when the slugged w n. „ 7 ?*Y r who the wimirr of th- Chattanooga-1 | 3 ork G iant. at Sarasota. Fla , ■aslgnr.1 to the fourth nosltion I,u 1 ****?.n* h** **tren only FrtutjcliH nn contr^t much to the irritation ,-f thn.r yesterday's game letw ern T „.g" bat W,!h h'» Thi Mi-tissipplan* were Ipfiij | who k jr r m i It alimdy r „u|d n.-t ular* and the scrubs. The rci.ni- ,**’ r ,h Ulk , of Drown cham|iions. be. They saw in Hornsby * g ,nt wh., ydght hc expected |„ an„int bltlesv our Mr. SIH.raw with a punch in *.ti " n*, ‘n’*■"'* notice, and naturally they rvarnt very dertdv the implied rebuke to their g.M.l \n. .if « -“SS "'! «LT’ *" "■ . MIAMI li CACTI, FU.. Mar. 2 ­ ' Bill" Tildrn ami . F rtta Bnviisn Tangle. Johnny lien• byaaey, of Indianapolis meet* Wit. »ir C° fn ,,f K*n**» City, Manuel Alonio opp .es Carrol Turner and ** inter play* R,d.ert Gif ford In tmisv’s play of the south rlorlda tennis i hampionship. i Calder, a local net *ta r. threw > * *c*n ’ ,nl" Hunter, former Olym­ pic double champion, in their sec| ° " d r®^<l meeting when be out­ placed th. ranklnr American play. ; r r in the first set and forced thei ITSU e J* three. Hunter won. fi-H. I ta ld e r last v#ar. Homer Kumma W t* by Manager McCaUIster to fill tha ahoes of Tris Speaker In cenUrfleld this arason whit# Box was in high apirit to day because another hittor ha.) wnlcd himself. ||« is Ike ?*« t a t . xaason sta r walloper league. lUmivu hit 344 Inst year. K a VALON. Calif , ila r. 2 - U N S i —Manugrr Joe .McCarthy swarti . bood rhe rubs, centered hi* U,- “My 10-year-uM d aughter was weak and had no appetite. Since giving her vinol, she has an am *:t a t apjietlte and strength."—Mrs. « . Joosten. Tim very FIRST »-eek they take Vinol, children l>«c okk wtn to feel stfi.nger. cat and sleon better. A simple strs ngthening iron nnd con Kver compound In use for over 25 years for run-duwn TAMPA. FhT. Mar. 2. 4IN 8)— men and women and weak children, Mayor Perry Wall in a letter tn t on tains „o oil—pleasant to tube, S< it clary of State Kellogg today, l-or vale b y • f-am y’s Drug S to re .' ck.nrird the city’s apology fur the u n c i of Count Macchl HI Cellrre, ' Apology Sent K II l*y Mayor Of Tampa • tta t he o f the Italian K m haify «t Waihington during the South F lor­ id* Fair.early in FV hruary.. I he Mayor ordrrrd a thoroue’i iniestigation Into the m atter by p«. lice chief York «nd stated that the officers responsible for the alleged * rough treatm ent of the Count will ’ it would ' he disciplined. CREAM FOR CATARRH OPENS UP NOSTRILS I fellowing echedut* tstla lo* «f »*t solid ada (rum Id* lo II words (or ooo is bsttlons. W hin r*nt*r*<l srs nrdsrod. sarh lias will kited as • word*. [esrd rate appllte lo each led. t. r fiaaipls IS word* I tawrilone a t !e a ward I tk tlmfs I* nr IS.M: ad* aiac l*.s than I t wonts isaird as II words Sanfoni th' "« «he . hnmpionshl.v ....... ‘A Sulixtnntia] Jrwtll In a SubntantiA] City" 1 0 8 aM afirnolia FT) ORL 3 STORK — Pr* rocs. Drags, 3»da f t'i sr* * f*u as your phoaa. CaU 143 KNT WAVING — $10 Marvelling by our »xMor. Bluo Bln) Beauty W*RT t h e FLORIST" 7 n fw all ocraslona •U ndbk arcade Fhoao 7*1. * Ihv ih a ^ 1C' TROUBLE- 1 >10 0 4 0 ) H e t r My $rnoq* AND rr aMCH, j L Longwood I -— — — d R im E v e r y N ifk l Kjo-Mo-rartFFw, ooN’r V B u v T FT * S k W JO P A IS C . m a i l ! i t B'LO blutfv -f* A t X P C M S l F F T t A ‘cvE.T NMCL LL M t r TL.Y4 o t T i t C F F 'L L •kCVlL'sS*W! kNAiTt -L C aiT S O M t t O A P * J yS & r e * FC8. s tc u R n n f: y > l £ !£ * * - M fk U y — F lr a t R a c e 8 V. M ,U in » W " e — l a d l t u F r M E r r r v N lg M av5, U k k tT M P b l, ^^00 BPU N G r m e . ’ T U P \ T fU S D A m u L O T E A t l a -j R i? n g a l l . ID A! TV .T at" i r t J T S S HOBBY OF LABOR NOW ID 1 1IR TIME TO BUT 1H A T FIR M SECRETARY DAVIS tN D START S O m rilllV G We. aes all going bark t« IS# farm vshere tea! values will al­ MAKINGSPEECHES ways prevail. Ju st now I* lb. time smalt I*«tin«-.1; r*st T .7/*.U hM -, • o* already in th# • auatry <*utd oe tvgirieied and lh«*# wh.i ar« he** lUegallj cue Id the»«gh Ih u >«gt*traU#h system Us rtwkiivt up add I M P f llr d#|»-M#d lu th# Uod frt•m vshvw# they t i p s If th# wheat farm ers, t u t w piselrf* and fruit grass*r* a«v.i |Mirs«sl heads when the crop# ate being harvrstrd, Davis k* th# ov*o Who vupplie* then* TVrtmgll the la^luynvent division he ha* h##n in sm ,mental in supfdylog Lhuo- 1 •nuda #( "handa." He ha* span# decided v isas an esmsil'attiig Uhur dtspui## and tha i l U . l l Coiwiliatt-in r*a*msklr. ■■ ■- Apply s t A P, C is o s ts 4$ Hans. A'lCHT-CUHlHKKUKUKY PRINT m MagsvolU Act Phone 4». IM E R N S H S —New Soab-.*rd SHOP — Printing. Engrasing. Railroad passeagwr .latlon la a p a rt - 1northwestern part of Invtrneta .tlmbowirg Se# us firm. W# <k rusnt* i klF.ldltiRNK- -Csvatnvct let fa* t Phone 417-W. K. R Arenua'roasphrtod. Owmavcn lal S t u d . H M -M -vsem viH kT J \/^ MAYCMaDfitfr TS ) OFF PovTt NO W r lilT IT O f F 'r o P C . Iw move a few Mites fram (vaaforj *M li."!*# prir# $J«. also and *Urt th at rh b k rn farm and Ijtbnr ( h ir f lu tn II.■* T raveled us# pne# $10. Pboite I raise vrgetabl## fee ttv# hem* nu*More Than Alt) .'lemlycr Of sail al 2130 Mellunville ket Just such a place can be t i l i H l t 'n r l ; S oerw taiv N a tiv e : on th# San feed-Orlando rwad about Of LI I{Isr f'ounfrv Of \V»lr* * ------- -- -------thre# miles frsuo Sapfonl In tha ).D F ItONT b-diuo i. high and healthy «ak AftI | IM9 ' " V I G \i is iriu e r.e s 40 , Magnolia *• lien * -*| foe citrus (rails, t . .J i INK)—On# „ f (jm ii, rf d#|t#h'. MITTAL ROOFING—Th# Roof Ev­ foe iwstltrv and good f#r all kln Ul > W I tlM lI a a 1m list tn the chief erlasting. Metal shingl#*; •r*— ' * • '— ' •»»<, Ns*. Thirty tr r s i. high 0 ^ 1 standing seam tin and galvmmtod \ t i » *< te N i l foe and dry U-ration fvr a h>i** ar>-l •h# Ho«r»t‘ rT In k er, ie stsk isr roofa. See- Jam es II Cowan. Oak uffb-es at r» r» A v r four sire s in murk for v#«vtsbls» kpe**#e N , • swvUr th* Hard a*# and Third SL Phan# IIL ren al llra e t. W. M. t r b u lb .- it wtU raise a r .t k n g lag-tawfw.gr above; b4. u#v#t#t I *•!» ^ l^fA A y*,# O* <W m in k K<t waM k>to ^ f i j (•irthar or i«lkad s i m i # anmee | lltHIM* tr.Jhiai a rood living from »Hi« • « • * * " ’* than ha* " J im • i I h ils , Iha tittle $kel-hr**en whe Sanford Matrass Factory. Hion* III H|NF>H l.fif ATION vAWv# |a |he Csitwi KUites a s a 4**2 M j KICK hT tlK E r« .m I5»**i a t tw o immigrant buy a»d w.rkv-l —— Ma g n n l u Asenu# Kaitabie .*.t I-iov*sIf • # (ram a pwiiJIee In t*w 11— -WIS4. FOR SALE W O u 0 B tT T U f ? c*»T i T • two P-ssldsftla Of hl^ beat frienda >*o I h 'l s of briag an ft* fto» a faewiiy of m e«>#gw over, no mat •FP* '4 aad:#nca rua , V )IU .-W H A T < DO NOG CALL A U tC ftA U > - SM3RC7 J By Taylor WOOOMiOHT — I . 3HOOLD. AT CCANT. DAVKHALTOr y* , TrtC VTDChL J L (J o ix tn rr eoT ^inr/ i v e AtWAVU HAO TMC CONTTHXl'hss* IN T t« 6 h T AMO L r WAHT H i t M m J T b o o i^ o ru / r MY H AML F --' - a m o y o u A L ho VvAh T m e *R> P u t Uf» THE MONCV S Q rr vvoat aoimMo UMMP YVX#4 NAMgl w t U . , Z .U .FW .C TO Tnihk »v r N— OVHL -t* I U . . 4 . I ------ ---------------k I s DIvIsmw vv*r which ' Johnson Admits His I'art la Hank Holdu t hs presides ha* stepped la to pea­ sant many awaociag strike*. "( am a grant b#ii# rac la the O that rm pin)*r and workst U k c Worth VUi i U get around tha <waned La hi# and smile their dispat• M a s lit Killed By 1 a Slrw k la ra lb d ." ha ha# assoriad oa many oeraaiosu Under DovU LARr. WORTH, Mar. tha t'is u illstls* IHsIs Um* ho* O u rU a Uiabal. 44, a 4*. I gruwa to large proportion#. t#r stailor, was hilled In Th# la k e r 4scrstory la an early day as he M*m o 4 in f r rtaer and I* frequently a t hi* daaa Fb.rhJa l i o s t Dial# U n i ia th# la b o r Deaartaavat wh#n the bound, at I antana. T i'f U k wh'atU M m*. It la a «reaa#d «h# railren habit acquired while in Ih# *M#I gvtIt# hi* he* to his autosa failed to hear Urn ap; tram awing r# u * mde# « rraa# nabMdmw rash . lolly Stock (man than 44 dtttarw nnd kinds a f nsiia. N u juM a fa but car lots, suld only In h g Is ti a hosing iu pci## U you. Adm ission 9 9 c 8 Aw^kAkO, AWtftduX, AtHMl *T »H A) A u u v rr • hotrU rtin«(rur(r E x cep t Sunday To Continue For 30 More Days ■ **rt V Fat Chance Wife Of i)elancy Is Reported Near Death NEW YOR k T m m . 2 - (IN ?) l l r r rtrength ebbing, rollosriag operation for arul# inu-itiaal disoror. Mr*. J<i«k D#Un#y, pretty Wif# of the Ught-hcavyvvrlglit ttM nplan M i-r. It tn * rrMIcal c*:.- • *#J-J. C in d e re lla P a tte rn M- r.c L A U Lu fc.IvNrW^, ^ The Jeweler t (OVkDhtT CUV* TOO A ClklT 0AV2. T'eHkn^T W l l W-LVh’A^ a kJO A MAh* t o n VY - . • OMPANY |V, • | ,1,‘‘ 3va»"l fruso 1(131 PHONE - ' MASONIi TEMPLE Nmcu the v . | . . . r e g ir U il., STORE FOR Rent 211 SanforJ iium \i .I v f ! * , ronsiikKtmji nf h ^ td .. Imn) stagnolia A i r 4 room, t lit msata, lo- miue bouse* *n i , . Avenue. Call 722. rr«n. M 44 f.mt M with . 2 st r , U u r .n u , Z r ’ hV . A GARAGE fur rent—413 Oa. tarage 44*4*44, 11^40 cash, te rm s 'permit* Isswad r e T r e .J .,,,: a n sv e ru -im ywar*' twrtod S .n f-H A U l.ra a t «f ft,. Ava. . CLEANING, PRESSING. DYING —"W'# do it Better," Try us. Roy­ al Cteancia and Dyers, J . C. Jack­ son, 343 E ast Second St., Tho.-ie Crate Manufacturer : N tW t n riO .I-.a o ^ OV Vr>r - you t v o v: Tklb WWVAST V l\w i 1 w * v t D eers A*53 l , vnw k OATtua— v— kXVJ ITS MY 1 - n t . Okl A v v\ iv*-V To I K A \ H \ A H-varr* e o c r a - i . t * - VT>T V i^ T mw-Cv Ml H r <tfAT - MYRTLE AVENUE LOT, n ear M * ,oU I *“ ’« T itN ’ISIIED APARTMENTS—To I3tn Street. 11504. This lo tT a u , rent; a beautiful front ap art­ !>e easily tarried. r*** ****• ,>K' '*ate - ■ ■ ’ nimmlsoLm in*|ierted It..* ment. liking room, bedroom*, k it­ HUPS—MARMONt, chen and both, central location, r’lNKHURKT—Lot. 2i'L , Sanford Automobile Ca corner i L^?7' t»»tA«rwnit tn6 Magnolis Ai* Phene 1X7 rent reduced to 140. 1/ permanent; Pacing south and east. Pri * , *»*|cd ■ *.«ll nntK*. tn rent. alto one rear apartment a t |30. IIJ300. Small rash payment and ", ' violstwna of reg n lv JEW ETT AND PAIGE Box 06—Herald Office. elll take *e,ond pi or'.rage for hal ' ’’’ tn hotels aM reHI\T."? G k R A ft; >ace, to (wsponslbl* ta r ts . 1 ir*"’» There were M ltj Sanford ta a te r -------•*' "heels issuel. 13.131 offiKICK. DE.SMtABLE - furnished W 1st SL Phone 41 apartm ent for rent. Phone 444. «3 siratlw corner in a •*.**! —-nnn * artesfs for vbdstion o f' nK.Nl V U L cA M ” fNG WORKS. HOOD AND GOt DYF.AR rh tE S FURNISHED Apartment, rent reasonable 11)2 M>rtW. U. H. I. I a to n e s . Distributor* Chandler FURNISHED IIDl SK FOR RENT Commercial kvenu* « IMKIMS AND HATH. SEE V. HIGHLAND AVENUE, L t . |IH ! ' '"•rm- ti-n of 7.»l» h«trls sod UUNCEMENT * II*. Focinx north . n a street of ' * ‘ " d s s r s M i LINCOLN — FORD — roK D SO N A/ SPEER <11 PARK AVK. pretty bungalows and attractive there a v is |IU arrests by |L Edward Higgins. Inc. [MINGLE PKINTEKY and balance ""tel o>m uo t.m in |;i.‘ , Commercial A J ’aln**tUv. ("bona 331 SMALL FURNISHED house fur homes. 254 cash rent, suitalde fur couple; 2 roomi pmnthlr. IdCO CAMERAS .and «■ * In 1*21 tu th and gaiagr. $25 a month. EVANS TERRACE. 1 ■t !> Thi* u ND SUPPLIES >■" U*i<r. tis« Uw «f 8A N F0K D IlUICK CO. Phone 52<k-J. • a good location. lYLw 11500 term s ' S' M *r r * -LV-aJ h dels «lu| s> St. W, N. Lumley, I*n>p. 212 Magnolia Ave. easy. • rrstauranla inspoeted ■ tots I Pbn"e 337 i F’OR RENT to adults, three-room HUY DIRECT FROM THE OWN A. R. ROSMTER MODEL TRIM CO. furnished apartm ent, first flour. LK If Interested tn a n of ih* 1 r> •*re*il, .hl.pi2 m m * .b.-* Gem** Pbom. 212-W Wa trim live car, not lb* owner. HI3 Magnolia Ave. alnive call sn<l >n* J C '(u .b e ll 1 1 M h-tri* aiv| re - 1 . . ., s | Suggestion for Every P h cr.j BIT for eat Imat**. DEAN BERG CX)KPoitATION 1 '* 121 . ♦ n i r t i .i,. *•, Occasion UNFURNISHED apartm ent Lit 1. 7.777 .7 ' " r r __ — r. w a a d fo k d w - *•'” mttl • \ “ * ti.uod and 2C4 I, ll Designs a Specialty rent, 315 Myrtle Avar. Mr*. Noble. HOUSE FOR SA I.R -K-room* an ( »* ” » r*»"k*sJ SEMINOLE HUDSOV-CS5EX bath, lot 50x127; cIo m In Will B ering «»■* past i r . r the G U I r TO LOAN on improve** TEN-ROOM house for rent. 305 \V take lot as first paym ent, balance •'•m ber ..f IN C tnsportton. i s*riv j rd property in J amount a Oth Street. Kleaqthis Arc*. 203 Oak As*. like rent. Phone 207. doubled th a t nf the >rdr p i , , ^ . .000 to 210,000. Mail picPbooe 41 — ---------i ...............— nidiee* w eir three tm*. ith details. Carnes Hrull.HOMES FOR HALF. BY “ L i" *r •a»t Central Ave., OrlaruK lll'S I N K S S S E R V IC E S. 0 . Shinholstr Of sterling Silver Complete Stock ^ 0 iU»lkW. * * **•»* to wedkj m e»| r*Tl tC-eiei-T - t’J l V tn^Vk* WCtWb x ^ 4 » v .w a r AVT* 1VN Kft 10OK %o < » » « VAST W H r - . CAJklT 4Vt . f A « * r WlTM P 7 TAAT V tA T * : / 14— REAL ESTATE For Rrnt ING BLOCK**-Irrigation CONCRETE In cvwry shape atvd kind general cement wo.-g, form, blocks, til# roofing, orna­ IConcrata Co., J. E. Ter* mentals, etc. Kainford Cement ProdPhop. utta Company, Fifth and 31aplo HOUSE for Rent at 713 Ave. Axallsbie imn ediaudy. St*. Phone 112 -W. 294. t 1.ARKNCK SMITH TW O ROOM apartm ent god Xniisrai Contractor *g* fag r .' 414 Magnolia «xA> West I'irs t Streot Call at noon or six. at Pho.vs 441 WinnerH ,o'.'"*r By Swan and , facing on Palmetto Avc. fire.rating a total value of fl.- Good ERK'N.S — Hiberoasn.ii TWO llEF'P.IGKKATOltS condition; prievd nasunsU . Piectarter* for C o 11 e g I a i • son 1-aikin, Inc. Mi lander Ar.ada1J0 F irst Street. Phone K30. ( Longwood IIO l'i'K HAS GOOD START WASHINGTON, M a r . V - ( |N Willie limine was n f/ to runiii FOR YOUR HEALTH'S SAKE MV WEEK^S old pedigreed Po||< T R Y CHIROPRACTIC AD- 1 5 * 2 * 5 W* *»th. H. J. Reite * t STM ENTS Dll. W ..E. MACS ? iw ? AIS«, N A T L RANK m e d ic in e CABINETS for m W— BLDG. PHONE 422-J. forj. ISxld and 14xA> TWO room*, ktuhet ,tte and bath beautiful outlook; all improve tim*. Every home m Sanford needs menta; attractlrsdy furaM wd P'-e Beet oualit) and fa r superior LOST ON Oak Avenue, betsrren moderate rent by week. Young . TALLAHASSEE, n a . Mar. 2 First Street and «W block. New Apartm ents, offlewt. 2v>0 N. Park tIN S) The State Hotel CommisPaint brush, reward, call 415- W. Are. sum during the past year issued permits for the coostriM-Uoa nf LOST SATURDAY—A fter 4 P. I I I P5J ho’.ele with a valuation at .m all leather purse with a few Hanford Sui »e A hurotture Co. *1142—3,! -5 and 313 restauraiM s' •*2I E First Street rents and a door key. Please re­ va.isil at SI, I7fi,tiH), it was re* W’e carry a full line. turn the key to Mrs. Alfonl a t the v **fe»| today in the vominiaslon’. Herald and get reward. fA'r prices sre right. Cash or IS — R E A L E S T A T E F o r S a le fv ;»>« for the 15327 aervion of the **rma. W , wchl your besineos. Mate legislature. DARK — LIVER and -h its pointer -------------ORANGE GRuVK Bargain. Iln e u Iluring the past year, the suuth dog. scar high on right shoulder; offering in fanvou. Indian R iw r eastwrw division uf the state ex-, SWEET POTATO PLANTS • " • r in g collar and tag. Phone Orange belt. Half price sacrifice if r*»*| - • -all I <’there tn the rvaatnirtton GUARANTEED P O R T O . K II. Adams. sold at once. Ik.. M. care Herald, rf 7 hotel h< tvds white the southwestern RICO DRAWS I ’rUt streevl all others in the BROWN SWEATER-vcst for For shipment Marvh 10th i o roostnKtinn 0y rv stsm art* . • year old boy lost Sunday. I a lst. Our plants are raised The year’s report, by d istrict*., 7253-W under g la ... Shipm ent, will be ' that the northwest dtatri.i 1 made In order as received, Mch, and lift monthly. Two of I Florida built II hotel* value. I S— A U T U M U H 1L E t a r F.O.H. as follows: tnese lota are w rie r* faring on *t ll .-.'O.Nm Ten thousand and over, per Geneva Avenue, whuh la paved In iho north,* rn dirt ru t thnuvaml 23.00 with asphalt. No finer lots arw to I ' h tel* were twits (evicted at s lo ss than ten thousand CHRYSLER h* had^in Oak Hid, Owner will seil 1 »• yo.ikY.Slit and 23 resta te­ per thousand .. 13.54 CHAS. T. FULLER MOTOR CO for 1754 each. terms as staled an* a c«*i of ftLI.M 0. Shipment* promptly or money Sanfnrd Are. st 10th S t Phone 497 In th,* central d l.tr k t <.f the LANES OX 35, , , ,A D. D m...... - —l» U **»*•. *'*■• M 'h o tell were ro n .tn a t.-d BIG REDUCTION in Price of 43 Studebaker cars. Phone 449 for »'Rtu I1 •ell M iTfor /" * 192.WO , •"< 17 re-iau rsn ts vstunl demonstration. San Juan G aragi r v h on l>wn«r ttr m i «t Co. cash. avu| ih# U la n * month| n th . ooutheaRUm S tric t th«*nf 441 4 DODGE 13— ROOMS & HOARD Pteaaar* car* and G ralam Trucks MAGNOLIA and K .tle - lk ^ b l* r x ' l T ^ ' V ‘tlL.V,*** ')* Pirn sn.l n t h St Vhonm S ROOMS, with or without me.1. v" ,ur u tlODOlNH A COV a N CO^ Aute Rcasnnable rates. IJncoln Hotel T sw 'la rg e f*ots* T w .D .bU **for '*h.t h l i ' s ra rtm n t house Price t l.^ V tk » wT*.*k c rtct -- _ Crown Of The .South rf,rrI th*,rn; IS.Chickens II.ho each Phone *05. W IN BOOTS a n d h e r b u d d ie s NICELY FURNIM iKI) ............. ... TcU* llow To Gel Ouirk Relief from llrad-Gold*. ||5 gnlendU ' tent Ion*. . A» a m a tte r o f fact. set-m th a t the youth has proved to be alto g eth er u n tru stw o rth y . That IIOY ACCIDENTLY SHOT Is the nuwt charitable th in g th at 1*'' ■b° u t » Jou n y man ..LAKE W O lffllT Msr. 2. (INS t a K ytra, 12, of (jintana, wa a? ^ 11 *.U r* tor •» i a ja to jr T ^ js fa s * M II, raid nttlew or hr T,l*pbnae dlsm alla'*rj*rs ara not valid. v-:ru.’ATroN Th* vae cU**ifiraUona are jSis*,t and nuioberrd (or efsrsnr*. Tbsjr are madsgahetleallr and _______ •Sshstlrallr numsrTk* ads under each head .Iso made-up alphabet TWO-ROOM nished ai Aid E. Ft ft ILK AHIGHLAND—A very de- ’’ *'.' ■*»•>♦•«. I lt.er,r. remkid Vinol Gives Girl Appetite and Strength radical and arrive a* the agent uf acpdently shot k> Raymond Wick tiie helping society. line while a t play . n d is in a erl It might have been a trifle dif­ tir*l runditiun today. ficult lo identify Roger* llorn.by as paragon i the 2 .-:’ v- -.,n 'lue»tlon if | ladn t received a convincing re­ port on the situation. The report was rendered by a veteran obser­ ver whose excess of emotion com. pet* him to cheer an athrdete er> *»"., wheth#r he ne#d. n °7J® t, and this ia what he any*. man (Ibm sby) look* ..key Doesn’t hurt on# b ltl Drop n a ? mni<M^o r e 8 - i n . i -1 1 e • nl? " d <nto training Ilttl# “f"re#xone" on an aching com. with Giants as |f delighted with I Instantly that corn stops hurting. f 1927 B a K k e t hi a l l ^ r—-J ^ «PIK.rtunlty. which; Own shortly you lift it right off of ro u ts, won t hurt him any ! & ItSZ with fingers. Take* • hand In everything gmng he finest nil- • — —. Your druggist sells a tiny bittlr on.afki w itrbM And Ad\i%4»i jroytir u r. i.rmlu.-e.l ATI-ANTA. Mar. 2, (IN S )— o*. Fr##tune*’ for a few cents, suf­ , **• i* cottfldcr.t th# G iant, * rw i P 1*. ' ‘^ dfrhill Commodores. .,f will win the flay. Made fast runficient to remove every r a n , aoft, «lock and th# Nashville Tmn., are the I’J27 nlng play i>n ground oot calluses, without soreness or ball today. I. i. . ” 1 , 1' <har"p tais of th# South , and. at hat is meeting ball nicely kiand ha. a s. ImUy by virtu# of their thrilling ■nd D timing better than on a r ­ * of Filmd.mi victory over Ih# Georgia dogs by rival here. Under love the clos# *.ore of 44-I t in the fit* * Seems to be rid of lameness at ' ago and to- •u.litorium last night, who Is fa st. The Itulld.pa iilay#<i flawU.s hrnje of .spine, which bothered him l*r# for him -' enough bask. Ihall i-. ,ror# at lea-t S* y*.h* . * 11work with «h >! trouble G»e« aboutUhis r r , tr->* ‘r u » “«: *>-!•. imt th# *hp # •est. His spirits excellent and. so ta y w ith 'th e y m ale i„ fi.uii,^ . physical form ' I far n* I ran judge, he is in as good . i>ne Daw G cirgla made a total of 21 ficlJ nheZSJi - -1 xorxn as he ever was. ^or *“*1* “ t a wi«bt chanty heave* a.M Aril# on feet but not extending SANFORD nlvnMlf. * jII.i ‘ cHiRr Kr , v f aUi.rt.-d W or S S S ir <HI. H ^.r- \v anderb.lt ,he groater One ran « o behind the man's i Jmigement about as rradily a* one ' r*n »u,,,,<'hi»d one* heel. | | (* the 1 Cardm Z T lr-. .\T: i taken “ me Hornsby, who. as manager of n w orlds championship club Iv . J i a . fta n d it p e rfr.t £ «VZ’ W o n J i hi. “ r» Mra. Ls# T. Marsh. nmn ,thinkinr, ^ L , hrr rc WrnL j “ . ,lanf“ W IT StnH’ t a * city. N own g o c ll.. the idaW *'-! ’■30." ah# #,. ...narquences. The**-, course.! might have very well been frig h t -1 *ui. n I noted th at our man haranred r the athcletice in the riui. h,.u»r fh r J. first day in camp, wnmg tb*m of *■ th# impurtanra of th rir mission fe ,,..tur.iS |: If an srroi le _ _____ mad* ihl llsrald will not b* ( .fnr more than on* Insertion, lhtre(oi» »i...ul.l b* notified at tn be ,he flasket hull Tourney To He Held In ChaHeston News From The i • Training Camps r‘ r , L j. Tr»r.»l«»t orders aru L srcorJma to <*>• mimr . -j. and number pt InL p p i rat* schedule be•rs* reduce* ratee aru (or ILn* inrrrtlona. No ad l,<> than Sec. LjIACT ItATRfl will be L,r- reiuHt, and charged rJi* Incited o( the word. Ifj, sores** • tin*. gtlo.M: AIM. will bu re­ ft* peliKBS and collector Mediately lor payment. „ ,o i,n t ordera arc pay|Sdr*are of publication MO lin t’ll: Copy recelTp ||,raid office by tt:e# ml be published the same I have Phonograph Repairing lla n o Tuning . By experts with 17 y e a n experience. Sanford Music Store and Gift Shoppe Room 10 £ 11 Mr le n d e r Arcade Phoo# isC. ied Rates (•rowrm Supplict.— IUilldlng MatrrLUn �/ * \ * / ssn MARCH 2. \9 1 7 THE SANFORD HERALD. Boy Prodigy Making Study Of The Firmamsnt William Gannuwny, !J tins' In *Knoxville, Trnn„ T el* Hon lie Hits to m e ToKnowStnr* • Through Extensive Study too fUli** W..le» V*tWg*l; 400 ti^ht ymtrt datmt- Hj ttil.M A M t;, n i t o n M .n t v u li.ght*V car-O'd Kn*itiil!r, Trnn., A*tromunrr If in the early evening you Emit THAT IS THE QUESTION, WHETHER ’TIS BETTER tiinuul ifa tu<iithee.u nerth i it thU ir< hi - -I >.. . 1 vi ,!i , f.,Jr w y height tlxya that i.'iki a large • . it". Ih * lowest i i'Oe, farthr*t fni"i Ihn ra»i. I- Siriu*, lh" bilghirvt rU r in the b*M»eriv Wrlu* ii only elgb light yctipi <ii«taitt from the earth A tight y ear refer* to the in<li»tiuve .f r y — 1 . 1'i i .i-i 1> in (i o ro p e n »ix milluri millii i mile*. NWTttaWl At the lt>|* point nf the din met 1 iu»fh hilt her up urn) to the multi, la AUJrHiaran, the m l eye of tin* . ball.. i The other t» u corner* of the di­ amond are in Ib i <*i»t citation Qafan. TK- u p icr i.KL- l» JJcLelj:vine, whtrh I* -jou million mile* through and *o large that If the »un wrre in it* centre, * liv riirunifrrenrw w m l take in the olhit* „f Iwth the earth ami Mara. The other »tar it Rigvl, a while, h«*t » u r uf groat »J*c. IIH) light janr* dHt.iet. It la one uf tinI’n M e jl of the aunt. Um own »un at Ihi* dittanre ,t uld l*c »rctl South oaljr with u |v u d ttlcicopr. Ilet ween llrtvlgruae and Rigid a re (three bright *tam in a line -yr.tr-uhl astronom er, al hi* which form Orbin'* W it, from | At the ityjK-'r tight the htlgv * which hang* hi* *word. In the ■word I* the great nebula of Oni* rbi.mring star* to width )< « t —a glowing ga* which even a •trnng field gla** will *bow only a* a tiaall palrh of light. In thii nebula I* Theta, a qu.uirupit. (tar. A lin f AhleeWran arc the f'le - 1 W w , wrhirh everybody know., Higher up In the ea»t. above S lri-1 u», I* the flr*t m arnitude a ta r T*rncyoa. in the “U ttle Dog." Higher ■ BUENOS AYltKS M.*r. _\ »INS) atlll are the twin*, Caator and I’ol*1 W A M HS'GltlN. Mar. ie I* going Ut re.ign Tragedy that »eem* t» italk the lu*. and overhead i» Capell*. rllon can tv raid to flight »f the American army good* < IN S |—If "Uncle Andy- Melhrr d e ia d u t.li.g r. \»hi r* hobby it i* hi* will flier* today tr.n 'cd n U i a hohby outkhie of rutibimt C arter i* a double lU i which ih:*. who»r ntarriage I'otieimtit of the flight to A«unIi llri re U*t aummer ■tinn, out of to ( artaiii Arwy IftlaMwpe thou i a* two »un« , the United >'! iti -1 reaiury oflici* turning around, each other. £avh al -\Va»hinrti-ii luu yet to hear of n luigHfi not va*U> i n v Eulo, who died -.uiHinly ye*. af tjiei* alto i, divide, hut itr.tron-' it- and it ha- kuuwiu him for nrnrB iu rS Went to litl* i'iil a a f t e r the funeral of the two otner* know thi* only by nudging -ly F irm j rui* now , the hrolegruom he* A n rie»n av lah r* kilted h ire ou their light with a *|>grlro*ropr S errelaiy of Stole Kellogg lulltl litn Vict)Con Satunlay. th ey are «> rim e topethet. Tr! M ■itl tu til th :i ,-t hJ* di daughtvi ld*y* golf. Secretary uf Com a t bJ« i f naval D3 IV a f ineice lliMiyer and Attornuy UrnJ» el'f-ilg} h e rtt rv uml ■cbl ho-.U Thl* whole region ha* the m m t nv lath'ti fu r *Argentine, i. Ifapwil t rm : tau t coin jam i *n Wight iturn that can he aeen with I rra t S arg in t fi*h. Secretary id while 'A im if m ptill ln*aren for, M • q«i t long th^n un* Captain the naked eye of any region in Uu Wm I>avl» wtdld* a ntwm triin ij tt’olMy, one of th:' dead Inn took one of hri ra re racquet. Secretaty of the Navy and lollnwcd them la A rtlrrii-n lllr n . A . the lody «1 Jupiter i* low in the Miuthwoi Wilbur UdU Imllint* »i<jrte». Cajit^ n Woi'h ry wo being rv ut lhi» time of year, and i* bright l’o*tmu*ltr tit Herat Hurry S. Now the U run* "are ruinlnt ntovtil riiun the inllitarv viol- Cap enough to hr »cen before tt g e t. New would rather hunt th in eat. tain f'uto atleuipted to r«*ry too dark. Mar* i* to the »ouih high­ all pfVtn h ate miitie hobby—a 1 borne Ivchtiaa Mr*, lin in ''* health tauefc of the wettrh* the roffln e r up. Huth M on nud Aldvbaran hut “ Unde Aiiin." Il» »n* at hi* 1* rei'ortcd ndwrwely affected by i-nd in the i'Xi«>>li'v hi a t he col* lire m l. but M»r» i* brighter and ih *L eight hi ur* a day timri* <*ft«i the Honan ilim atv . It it a h l o i wml > the national debt i*cfi*il «'\er the capital’* tea-cup* tnakca a ttradier • light, without ten, \mrriiMii flier* |« Sported grow m m IIci a id u n a lUr. That that thi*) will not return to Ku. cht lodny in order to jt r a w , that | ounjt Mi >• . a fo a rratly , i» hi* boUiy, * fonctal «>f Captain Cuta Tiivy iuy he I* the happieid mg to t v . pt an i n utiie |**<ilhm ■nmon. tin re her* of tl ,i (Tiblnet. in th at he in one <*f hi* father-in-law'* iiuut.reo* i 'itiirjilKint, amt remain UkiM hi* iub t v* ••mritiN is muMUH g-'t* luore real U A M M N C T o N; Mar., 1 -t J N S j iif tunoing the id State: ; Uml tv A SH IM .TON, Mar, 2 — (IN S) T rva.ary and -IrJ llw na*, thi j ili I Iht |<etltion nf the Seat' arH ini in pir*;i'ther tHiiial ill t-t than I Ur Eire railway eirt»»j*anjr for a lug up hi* own i IVrhap). And*' r v ir * nf a iuii/e r.enl of STi/iu ail brow* j tally n n“ one hut Alt vt*il|iii In ll&lifuv county, N. C., it w hvthor.and «;• whether that i* t v M. A Inge, a rn d n -’d man. !**• ( itrwnyely 12 y* o It n i>r tt"t he ii A W rurii O f .M rnlu R a rh H n p v * liar uf |git *ooal in ju ries -it im ion tin.!, w n trn |iii Ii i To I V r f c r t A p p .iru lii* T h u l r» lly wink* blir di lh H'a*hii.i’tij ill K nuhlv |J , S. T u Met"I thi • 11 r . . O w n D e m a n d F u r R u lib rr rut ato Uncle Andy** Mellon Has No Hobby Except Running The U. S. Treasur U. S. Airmen Again Hailed By Death T o T a k e A d v a n ta g e o f P r e s e n t C o n d itio n s (jetting your pick of materiul and labor at prices away below those prevailing only a few months ago. To B u ild A c c o rd in g to Y o u r O w n P la n s With the outside appearance and interior arrangement just as you w ant‘t, M " O r to B u y a i ' ' * , i H o u s e A lre a d y B u ilt When material and labor cost half more than at present, and builders, no matter how conscientious, were often obliged to use poor material and poor labor be* cause they had to take w hat they could g e t Some of the main items of material can actually he bought now- for half what they cost less than a year ago. • r * W h e n a B u i l d i n g G o e s U p U n d e r Y o u r O w n E yes You know w hat goes into it and how it is put together. W h e n Y o u B u y a H o u s e A lre a d y B u ilt Even though the builder sells at a big loss, you are still paying far more than you I can build a house for today and at the sam e time have a home exactly according to your own ideas. > YOU CAN BUY A BUILDING SITE IN Wt ■ (< up* rich). I» ij, II) lnlriniitii.il* j •I Nrw* Nrrticc) POUT MYKltS, Ha*. Mnr. 8 TVumh* A. K I i - ihi l , wutkiug m hi*.U tttc *hi'|i at hi* winter ln.uu Kef* three | l u , 1 li hi* lluitler III- ' uvcia.i.u venUun which, when iw rfrctrl. tnartcr in w|Il, hr hupv* and believe*, mabc niacbiiii' it pu**ILlc fog the United S tair Ni plant tu rain; vtiffiricnt rubber to eupply ' ui.it thr her i>*ii invil, gud which will have* ro*lii. the many |w Mrm p m a in g device. I whi ft It (inativ 1* i Hr vi * H w i(l | r th E 4 l# i .aid h r wa* writ aware vt bl» inim tf'.n* ■•ate t,lro* upca which u> run. of Aha fart th a t the UotUd b lib 'i U »«lrl> dvp* t.dii.t ou foreign %] l|Ui»t1 plXwluctlve i gi tng tutu tire* manufeclured to­ •M ptrtv* fur her m puly of crude day 111 t u * of war wr would be •rW wr and drcU m t Ii* t* deter* Lt» ( h r » " i| a n d d i* (iiU lh , IM U o ii la tu t off from rubber and we would mined th at thl* nation »huU nut »uon feel tbe pnng •' Ru' w r ran M Uulatid fruoi the rubber belt I f aucereefwUy grown right here •m l fa ir the po**iblc crl.i* of l.v In the »oother* tw it of th e V ettal tag aoiirely cut t l f from rubber b’la lri. We have inuw n (that tt —f a ll in ra w of war. could t f grown b u t * i acre In making known hi* pUr.* for .tutuped cm bow to ,e * li« > t it • n A m rrtran rubtwr indu*tr>. the it . ilu. r-lant. 1 a o U tO in . it b> j j h y * * inreitUir where guiding 1» d ifihiU I f tin , | | m v i i r and gentv* ha* contHhuU*) tnimva*. I Kf; w to vlli>dtt*!e that, e*i<ao*e um bl, to the advancement of civ* ilioalkit* in re u n t de-a ir- pvlntc*! out that in the ikrmcnt age and in the n H Jir »mi:>|»>rtalioii will lie largely dependent on ruhl*rr. ’ The e>|wrimcn|* he )* how mak* tag Mi*on void, probably wilt re*' ault in whole**)# production id I rabW r in all territorie* in A m ari-1 Fin la A i'l'tR V lM r.N ATX AMI. hi APR #• South t f Savannah. C*. lie I think* It will aupplant the m ttim a ttn g .l JAChM lNVIULL, FI* . Mar. 8* taduatry in the »oulhem u rritn rj ] ichina - - tlS h i.— kvcppiUpg tu iafnrwi* and reap yreatcr profit* for the ; ™ tyt- lion rmeivv-j a t the l «w| pMtnfftre r n ut uwhiy the ii'Uoaring have twen ao* In Africa whetv bulk rru d r tub*] Florida: t |>r-*> , potntad iHi.tmaalarn in bgr i* rained, Edlum avaerted. t a - 1 iForje lien,** )>. Ilughaj- Cueua Uw k hoe ««n la* had fa r rent* a day. itupcc itiw ir d county: William It. Until* T h# labor prohiwm would make the “ ' m , Chnrf., t, .H arbur, Chariot)* IndtMto under nretent rondltlan* •• “ • enuntyj M ai ll h i m , >un C-lty, prohibitive. With cmuiiimi lalior 'otta# j HilUbui iugb county; Vir* Margarra il in ( fvt f i A# and ftdM) , day. i 11a*f t k n i t Palm .14.*.*. • vpt rubber U \ f Beautiful a Price that will Astonish You If you cun jmy all cash; und the building ai»d loun associations will lend you the en­ tire cost of your building. If you are not prepared to keep up your building- and loan payments and pay all cash for your lot, you will find me disj)o8ed to put you in position to give the building and loan associations the first mortgraffe they re­ quire, by taking a second mortgage fur a part, or in some cases, for even all, the cost of your building site und let you pay for it over a term of years. Because of the Kreat reduction in building costs, restrictions as to cost of houses in Highland Park have been materially reduced, and \Vhile they arc still $10,000 for bouses facing the parks, they ureas low as $4,000 in other parts of the develojjment, but I propose to exere'se such control over the outside appearance of houses and their location that $4,000 houses will be just us attractive as those costing $10,000 and over. There is no such setting anywhere else in Sanford for beautiful homes as in Highland Paark, and when you build there you can rest as­ sured that the appearance o f every other house will be in keeping with the hiph ideals under which this superb development has been conceived and is being work* ed out. ir g 1 have numerous books of house plans showing hundreds o f designs in all the styles of architecture permitted in Highland Park, with building costs fig­ ured out. These are at your disposal. Come in and see me and let us talk it over, or telephone and I will go to see you. « l i.drr Th. Au-pue* »f The High hrhttal Athletic AoM cutina SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL AGDITORICM PAIIK AND COMMERCIAL irtu rN d u v , A lu rrh 3 Two Shaw# 7:30 and 0:3(( Office Telephone 777, Residence Telephone �o* i I D , W E D N E S D A Y . M A R C H 2. I t t T Big Busy Street o f Sanford, Florida, Turns Loose *1 with a mammoth and mi C A R N IV A L ! T H E ST R E E T T H A T CAN SELL T H E SAM E COODS FOR LESS MONEY. T H E ST R E E T T H A T CAN SELL BETTER GOODS FOR SAMF MONEY STEPS FO R TH WITH A STUPENDOUS BARGAIN EV EN T T H A T S GOING TO MAKE .flljffHHll ,K , li BARGAIN HISTORY IN T H E ST A T E O F FLORIDA. Pledged Together to Bring Down The Price-Offering to The Public The Very Best Merchandise at a Lower Figure. Combining into a Sensational Turn to page 2 of this Special Addition for the facts o f this Announcement The Sanford Paint and Army Store 506 Sanford Avenue OFFERING T H E FOLLOWING MERCHANDISE A T SACRIFICE PRICES ONLY AS A STO R E WITH OUR AIM IN VIEW CAN O FFE R -SL A U G H T E R IN G M ERCHANDISE O F T H E NEW EST KIND A T POSITIVELY T H E LOW EST PRICES , . * ««! / s i i EV ER BEFORE O FFERED IN SANFORD. . << H h*mm MEN’S DRESS AND WORK SHOES! M EN’S DRESS AND WORK PANTS. MEN’S DRESS AND WORK SHIRTS. MEN’S SUMMER AND WINTER UNDERWEAR. MEN’S OVERALLS. MEN’S H A TS AND C A P S . G U N S . P I S T O L S . ARMY BLANKETS HOSIERY FOR MEN AND WOMEN. WOMEN’S ST R E E T AND H O U SE DRESSES. TRUNKS, BAGS. SUIT CASES, CUTLERY. JEWELRY O F ALL KINDS. IT S ALL GOING A T ANY PR IC E IT WILL BRING. Begins Friday Morning, March 4. Continues For 9 Days Or Until All Sold. As A Feather9 �■Mimmm e r LASTS 9 DAYS f o r g e t * " * * MARCH — *-- ^ m ___ I t - - Y o u ’l l A t — 1927 — — ._ ' l w a y s R e m e m b e r -— — TIIK S A N R IRI) MERA l.l), WEDNESDAY, MARCH ta s MiOi»n Dollar Co-OperaKfe Bargain Fair Begins Friday, March 4lh F ~ Z Z Ask For The HUB L a d i e s ' s il k h o s e I.ADIES**HATS C ontinues Nine Big W onder D ays i . w L l ° u G o o d b y e -W e A re G oing To Q u it!----- The leading new roJor* warranted •rode '" ■ ■ u a iU l Sanford Paint and Army St LADIES' SILK HOSE 506 Sanford Ave. i Sanford Paint and Army Stor. 506 Sanford Ave. Regular 75c quality in all the very latest colors, line grado fibre silk, guarantee*! No- 1 quality, T h e H u b C u ts T h e P ric e , ^ •# ’. B re a k s B a rg a in *■ .' A nd L A D IE S ’ S U P P E R S Regular $3.00 and $3.50 R e c o rd s | Nr went styles In all leather low-medium heels, straps and pompn, patents, Kid* Every former low price smashed and broken into Bits—Wonder Bargains are go­ ing to rage here during the nine (9) Big Days of this Mammoth Sale—So why Pat­ More Elsewhere? 9 ' llrowns. Tans. Monde*. etr, Men’s Extra Heavy WORK SHIRTS The IIJS Mena !»*••» made hnnvy triple stitch«*d Illue Shirts A ll In all the Intest and new*"t»Style*.— ami Hhapca. All colors for Goin g - Stock, Store and Fixtures! SACRIFICING C O ST AND P R O F I T -F O RC ETTI Tire Entire Stock And Fixtur $10.00 LA RG E ARMY LOCKERS UNION s u n 's Kogttfjrn 7.r»c and 85c valuer, extra tfixwl Well mutlp mid fuH Brass reinforced, well made for ' wSiiSmi pr r R»M < « <» Cn '■,!l be Deliberately Slaughtered in Price. Been.,*o Our regular $4.00 and $4.50 goods In all leal ero and nothing but new atylea. Slightly UMCd $05 00 K. $ 2 4 .9 5 81**. A Dig Fanes and other necemury $3.50 "lore fixtures at a HJg Sacrifice. One 30-30 Wlncheal Indies' Street fit, Regulation & Ajax dresses HOUSE PAINT Made of fancy pongee* broadcloths and gingham* worth all the way l e g g in g s $1.95 and $2.25 quality go- $ 1 .5 9 One Lefevre SHOTGUN X $19.1 SUITS Men’s Overalls Made of fincat all wool material and Mriitlv tailorfd. • . * Fine *erpr«. and All voo| wore ted in the newest With 2 pant* and v e il Made of all tturl mater1*1* in all >(*«•». Made of extra heavy Mur denim, triple stitch­ ed, extra-full cut ■tyU'A. Alway* *ell for 12.50 a pair, you buy lhe»e with a tottd leather guarantee. Sl.md.ird ■nd H5c values for MEN’S DRESS SHOES The beat $5.00 quality in light tan* and Mirk*, all the latent style tor* ^ ii\*c are the beat extra heavy «|iinlity material* ■ a* the lieat $ 2 .2 5 ■€ (iteftfiT* \Jj» :»•* |f90*1 $45 WARDROBE TR'JN extra large s iz e Fibre Wardrobe Trunks. Steel and b Reinforced, fully equipped. Linen li A regular $45.00 eUCkm A V alue................ $ 2 7 0 jxtgv O a fC The grade youi pay $4.00 and $4.50 for Stand Uncle Sam * WORK SHIRTS For men. regular price al way * are $1.00 going business, 83 o Men’s Dress SHIRTS $1.25 and $1.50 kind n«w material*. coUara tached, fast and O O waahah k for O o in a t­ a C *"d ” rT*nl'd New Stylish Straw HATS Juat unpacked, fine $250 Bhapee first A d mm quality for « 9 X 94 £ ) Known for Years as Sanford Avenue’s Reliable Store The best all leather $4.00 kind $ 2 .' Men’s Dress SHIRTS Fineat broadcloth, madra*. and pongees, with attached coUara and 0 4 new patterns. d X o D t f Satisfaction .... Men’s $4.00 and $5.00 - — r a in c o a t s That Undersells d*rk Cntl*™. »«•«* I..*? aL*° ,5’°° waterproof White Duck and $4.50* $5.00 and $6.00 Seersucker MEN’S PANTS DRESS PANTS Made of fine all wool flan nets In neat patterns. Tail­ ored pp to dale 0 a A A Bolling out v^ U eeZ O $4.00 Men’s Fine STRAW HATS tr* 2 lnd **•* ROCKET KNIVES Vorth up to 75c and $1.00 The 75c quality *“ ,oWln Big Sensational, Unmatchable erative r"'r*°"dc 1 Men s BaJbriggan SHIRTS and DRAWERS Skirt.1 w in i^ h,d h*,fri* * * . Sale Begins Friday Morning, March 4th__ -- SA N FO R D , FLA 1004 nues for N ine Business D P gntU>checked N«^ . B O X B A C K SU ITS ■ S-lO.tXi- made to order suits in fin\yopl serges, flannels, hard ■ fiBisn worsted. 6™. Men’s B. V. D. Style UNION SUITS Men’s Tailor Made 1 Men’s O. D. Wool SHIRTS LO CATED A T 506 SANFORD Or Your Money Back Stupendous Y«iues Offered By This Well Known Store During Sanford Avenue’ oilitkin raincoat*. Will be sold at LADIES SILK HOSE Stylishly made and wash able materials, regular price $2J50 Ad o n and $2.75 now d l . N i l $1-75 And $2.00 MEN’S HEAVY a j a / OVERALLS The regular $1.50 and $1.75 kindat Up to $4.00 MEN'S LEATHER LEGGINS going for Men’s Blue WORK SHIRTS ‘>uamr. pool tlTely A°°? the best 75c boots guaranteed all leather, rop* and moccasion styles. MEN’S SUITS Practically new will J S f - - , •r), U,“ ‘ •W«. !■> black .1 Men’s Leather BOOTS He*t tirnde 12.00 l a d ie s h a t b o x e s CARBINE $6-00 Rood,, fine RUBBER BOOTS * 15.03 Hoy’s I*Piece Directly across from Piggly-W iggly Safe, Cash Reg inter, Show O- I>. Mixed Wool . BLANKETS $175.00 Viclrola and orda in fine con- fit / d illo n ...... - style and O A A O u a d tt/O MEN’S WORK SHOES . T h e S.K1.D0 FOR SALE H. W atches,-»g|n*, Illinois 75c MEN'S CANVAS g«2«2y garments a Big Uargnin MEN’S PANTS Medium size steel covered trunk substantial and strong $9.50 values FOR SALE Will be Cloned out f o r ..... Men’s Dress SHOES AND OXFORDS Kven pair in the newest leathim . cowed Mudmis full rut Genuine “Otis” Pin Check s i r Men's Dress SHOES AND OXFORDS made. full rut and trip le*l ntitrheil. But we are going to let them gn a | a lllg S«rrl fire UNION SUITS $ 5 .8 5 TRUNKS Jojuwon^und other ntandard tr Mteed solid leather make*. Regular pi 12.75, going a t te r i y k t la ic Summer-Nainsook »#%. \ They sell for $1.00 and $1.2^ always. Now MEN’S SCO UT SHOES Made of best'grade blue Chambray, extra full cut ltd—mud** Men’s Good Quality S a n f o r d F * a a n t a n d u Located at 506 Sanford A ve.-3anford, Fla. O. CAM P CHAIRS The jtU ft Mava WORK SHIRTS Kxtrn heavy quality uia LADIES’ SLIPPERS Regularly $3.95, $4.95 *5-00 Men’* 1 SILK SHIRTS 1 So,1,l Fancy Pattern* 0a Sale ut 2.79 M ' ei jr * ) ) 4*^ -- SI.50 Men’* .A--- DRESS SlIHtTS Atlaf-hrd ri'llur* and nrtk. band*. Q*l/» Fa*l and ua«hil»le .V s. T * .nnV> • .Men* Heat 75c $2.00 Mr a'* Drew WORK SHIRTS PANTS Kul| rut triple ntltrhed, blue ahtrU, made with 2 porlrla Dark Hlrlpew ( niton mixed pant* nullable fur dr«r* ncar. AK*» he*t heaty ■< « a a pin rheeka ’ IiZ tl I. f..l color* ~ f*.WO Mm** Drr$m SLIPPERS Fine patent feather nn in h la id i, h lo n d a n J lu n k t)|r beet* and straps, ( heap SHOra 1 incwt all leather ’n iic-not *1>!-•«* * la lann and black Ualhrra, All n m standard make* JA l Men’s Stylish Tno-Piere SUMMER SUITS Cheap at $10.00 and $12.50. Stylish well made men’s suits. N e a t Patterns. C ? Q C A real Big Value^ IW irtte beat otrraUa at *•------ R.OfT I.adfF** • DRESSES ♦ " $1.75 Mm‘e Tie Mcn'ii Made of printed »Mgim and flne*t k'ihgkaetN *uliable for STYLISH CAPS I M O N SHITS In the lalaet mixed pattenui. Hl^lhih patient* x.X'"4' Made of a good grade eherk. N a ia x o o k ^ • ’ ’ a a JrlC 97c 44C Full cut • . $6.01) Mrti'ii *1.50 Hoy’s f i DRESS PANTS 1 WASH SUITS : -1 '1'de i f faMj ro|nr mutcrhit-i. In the nr*os| all *,,ol, m11, teriaU and | B Nf»t Pat tern*. H ^to« Near*! QAC I k J^ c , . 9 3 c Sty l« — * at . ^ _____ s - ..it . x «v Ijf 15e Men’s SO XAll Cokirs t.'o o d Quafity 3 16 Sanford A venu 7V Children’s $54)Q Ladies’ "New Style SLIPPERS They ju s ^ a r rived i<*', ■W,#S ROMPERS i ■tr r *1 �TUK SA W O K Il IIERAMI. WBPNEMDAT. MARCH 1927 t ii r s a n f o r d h e r a i . p . w e p n e s h a y . m a r c h A tten d Sanford A *. i M7 n v q Combined Co-Operative Sale and Bargain G ' Style Centers A t Lower Prii r y !! n on-Sanford Avenue’s B ack If J J T 10 Wea^ P1Ck 3nd S'’an " ew 1927 Spring Season-Ladies' Dresses. S p r i n g C o a ^ i l ■Tliis suchj as usually happens at the Very End of theSe; . . Big . . Store . . Makes . Announcement w , , of Bargains w -----Ik and Lingene underwear, Men s shoes, furnishings-hats-in fact everything you can desire-The best s - *' '[ If You’re Not S a t i s f i e d With Your Pur c h a s e s , I Quality and Style That Will Compare ! Best-The Big Difference Is The ‘‘Price.” LADIES’ COATS I Ladies’ Dresses Qual*ty And Style The Sam e Price Sacrificed. Beginning I ro. "or $27.50 I P . * 1 Hm • m, Friday Morning, 100 New Flat Crepe, Lasts 9 Big Days. I /)/ Canton Crepes. Georg­ Final Clean Sweep all ladies’ winter coats elab­ orately fur trimmed, all latest styles, colors and materials marked down for less than (lie cost of materials. D epend On E very MONEY REFUNDED CH EERFUI.LY Your Lust Chanc Final Clearance A r t ic le ettes, Satins, and Crepe Spring Hats de Chine Dresses, plain and embroidered effects ftn anr: Assortment- of shades, formerly sold at $12.05 and $14.95. • Just Unpacked—Beautifully in Style and Color Combinations, Pokes, Tams, Turbans, ami others in clever shapes, a -ize for every head, all extra"idinarv at this popular selling Men’s Furnishing Specials l.ivlil anil Dark Shade*. Value* up to $1.2f>. Stylish Velours nod Kelts. All silk, lined newest similes—flood $4.00 values. colors and figured designs. An extra en’s Pajamas Solid s|H>cinl bargain Kxtraordinary Big Value SPRING fe C O A TS Made of fine all woo Serge*, trimmed wit I white Fur Collar* i. «ll Newest Shndea, Tan Rose Uluu und Green, ti real bargain. Entire Stock of Men’s Fancy Extra special lot of ladies’ nev MStraT hats~ J u s t ari wed. New. shapes .and shades SWEATERS AND LUMBERJACKS / Values to $6 9fl Will go out at Men’s Dress Pants and Knickers SPECIAL In the soft grays and tans ns well as Dark Shades in Single and Double breasted, each garment is Tailored o f fino fabric, careful styling and skilled workmanship. Values to $35.00. . light and Dark Shades, Full Cut Veil made and of the best materials—It’s a Bargain orth while. * . • • 85 — Snappy Smart — Chic — Stylish Specinl — Men's Im]>ortcd Broadcloth and Madras Guaranteed f u t color*, plain fancy. Neck band and collar match—lle«t m o Value*. Special SELLING OUT Consisting of Satins, Crepes, Georgettes, and Combination ALL LUGGAGE 1 Georgettes and Crepes, all sizes, SPRING < Special While They Last 26 Pol ret sheen lined coat*, fu r trimmed col•ar*. pleated cuffa and "dlars, in nil the latest shade*. Come early, rheye re going. Spanish Shawls Full sire, elaborate design* R a y o n S iik J p ro a d c lo th — Hat Boxes, at including Stouts. Values to $25.50 11 COATS Beautiful Embroid­ ered Crepe* TS S1 Consisting: o f Trunks, Suit Cases, a ** 1 P la in c o lo i* Jr’ ■ p a tte rn s , « ■ Beautiful Assortment Party Embroidered. Iocs English Broadcloth trimmr and beaded pastel shades $095 V a lu e s u p to j V.’ MARVELOUS VALUE Solid Leather Shoes, Ton and Black Oxford* and high Sbo*^ theludlag Fancy sport shoes. »f Full cut, wall made with 2 pnrkata. Role Prico •Just received shipment b r a n d new garm ents in the latest styles and in all the newest shades_ and they’re going out at • ^ | ; Sanford Avenue, t i �W9 rut; c* V ! r ' i ’. w • ***% sankohd hkiuu ^jv e u nehuay..^ auih A nd The Store that sets the Bargain pace for Sanford Take P a r t In S a n fo rd A ven u e Mighty Nine Day Wonder l„ * - y *m A B a rg a in ■7*7 B E G IN S 25cQUALITY 32 IN. D re ss MEN HERE’S A BARGAIN One Lot of $20.00 and $25.00 G in g h a m New arrivals in latest pret ty spring patterns. Guaranteed f a s t ]j washable colors at A to be found anyif S iv-here * *| " • ■i * f • ! % CRETTO N ES Pretty new floral designs full yard wide, in warranted fast colors, in all. shade grounds a wonder- ^ Jul 25c finality, per K c yard ■"’ f O y(| »# S u n tu b MEN’S STYLISH NEW SPRING SUMMER UNION SUITS STRAW HATS 49c $ 1 . 4 9 T0 $ 3 . 9 5 .Ladles' Silk $1.23 grnde guaranteed pure Thread Silk In ' QCn all color* i/W V • rV'It 1 \uMi 4- ff* B a ro n e t! S a tin s *3.00 mkVS*h Shoes and In all the new shndes, fine quality;, yard wide the regular $1.25 O Q c quality going at O v y 'J O x to rd s . -T EXTRA HEAVY JVO. 220 WHITE BACK MEN’S BLUE DENIM OVERALLS Made of irood i The best full cut triple LADIE S SILK DRESSES f TV‘ stitched $1.50 over- $ A 0 0 all on sale -** * The 8t)IUb ALL LEATHER L a d ie s ’ S h ip p e rs Shoes B jery pnlr warranted aolid. topd nil leather. $2J>0 LADIES 4. • * TIIB *2.25 MEN'S W o rk • A $ 1 .9 5 • t' 1 . . > . . -..I-,. >. U. ^ * * - m Ip the new cherry putent* with combination fnnry parchment «*|>Ie back* and C»yf Q f f heeln, $0.30 values .'I' J | ». Ik,a m •m M~ e• n* ’s D r e s s P a n t s Dave’s best $5.00 quality Values up to $12.75 in all the newest spring 1 in all wool dark and light patmaterials, and latest models, in both light | eras, made up in the prevailing late sty-, * and dark silk at *' | les, medium and full. • ! bottoms ; „ *% *V toes, uuarnpQQ Q jf Gondyeur welt . ... v O t u v : 2 V * " " . .... ----------_______________ U i *?* sf rnm*4 ta SlylM i bqllqon S h irts With Attached Collars, full cut in all sizes n j n w Uuromt Satin on Sale 0 - ,-v* New Patterns nnd Styles, just unpacked, fast color materials Sizes 7 to 11 yearn p y r* Regular $1.25 and $1.50 kind. • 9 C THE quality l .d of SI >li^h M e n ’s D r e s s P a n t s Values up to $7.50, made of finest all wool materials in S lip p e rs Ursulur to $r».nn value* in new **t> Ip patent and lilonil kid*. . Plain Pump and alrnps, Rtlng ti>c stylish lisrht $ A t)5 f l* 0 Q f f 4 -q — • J . $2.00 Ladies JERSEY SILK Jersey Silk Teddies in ail shades at Sale ' Sensatio: oi Florid >* 4 th B ro a d c lo th —y * p» *• • * U> Yard wide materials in guar anteed washable and unfad pnfadalyle solid color^ A regular 69c quality now crlnrn; * In all mt:* . •/ PRINCESS SLIPS HOSE' DAYS MEN’S WHITE 7 - 4; -Baronet Satin Form 1 ns hi on CHILDREN’S SPRING it DRESSES F a b ric s M ARCH Alt wool materials of the finest qualities, me­ dium weight, 3 piece suits. Serges, Wor- . - - . qc sleds and Neat Fancy'Mixtures in all t>| good Styles -V - - ^ F R ID A Y , D m {-• . - # 75c MEN’S GOOD DUALITY 1 **• UP TO $35.00 SUITS Three piece suits in Serges, Flannels and wool mixtures in hard and soft mater- $ 1 A()0 ials. Every one a Big Value. iU 25c GRADE 26 INCH -n* ANOTHER RIG BARGAIN FOR MEN A L L W O O L S U IT S Jr • F a ir • / With Values■*As * Only Dave «*. Makes .*^ DAYS Q w' BLOOMERS Dark Colors $ i o u �TOE SANFORD HE)RAM). WEDNESDAY, MARCH t, 1M7 Discards L overlo Keep Son ! L ADELLE—Seaborn! Railway lUjripc rail* through Hendry County town. i to thii • Beats Way For Wales FORT P lE H C sZ jsfU M O being expended for contemplated for construct ton in this city. Mil.TON— Work ataretd on con­ struction of new Presbyterian Church In this town. STEWART—1-10.(>00 new while way system to be installed In thie city. * TAMPA— Trintiy Methodist Church to erect *125.000 new house of worship. George N. Harness, deposed mlnl*t»T. ihd has decided. A court leri ntiy ordered hrr to give up the minister or lose her son; she has decided to .keep the boy. The of tier son, Mag, li, 24-year-old Muskegon (Mich.) di- three figures in this unusual tr i­ to Mrs. Clara Klegsen, ran*re, than the love of the Rev. angle are shown here. t/BiCmOAV ts /ie j o * MONm ! ‘ r AMWE S s o o n z d m W A T - MiUSS , W j S /M W h i1 W UATDAy 771 IS ANOA)7U/ w m ic rry FlBST* ' ■.** .a t .tut of fjd .0 0 0 . High Court Reverses Dade Case Decision ' W inter Haven— RulMlng perTALLAHASSEE. H s M — ‘•nits issued here during January *IN S )- -The Florida S tair Siatrrtiw }totaled *! I,WO. {'*»ur\ has re vers oil the gran'tog litre l>ak—Three new brick >f ■•« injunction V the gin u it [buthlings being ronslrurted at Ad- ■own of Pad* county on April IS, ivent Christian Home and orphan- IMS. agslnat Eugene Couture, Tl■ii'e at Itowling Park, on Suwannee turn* Ocean Park Company, the Miami Teach Ray Shu re t'.impvnv i River n< ar here. — .1., , tnd 1J1 individuals from obstruct* Pinellas—Road No. 1? through t>g nr "from continuing all a rid Hillsborough County from Polk to lies the natural result <■( a hi A ■rill amount to an obstruction" of Pinellas to be constructed. the ro a j known as the ocean h»utoPalalka—*lT4.Joi> bonds issued van*. for Imprutremerit of streets of city. T I M .W RK 121* O N > !«'IS TAI.I \ l l ISSKF. F la . Feb .\ S tu art—Factory to be established hero for m anufacture of slide -T h e ftate prison f.*rm at Uni ford ha> turned over to the St i s u i i . swi enginvei* w r e n . R«ad IVpArtrient a total of I2J PALM REACH New federal o n ek Is for work a t stale n e -ii building rontem plaied for euastnm- sine* Jaw. 1, mvotding to the pm* tton in this city. . on departm ent today. ,t - - ■ -—■■■■- —■— ■ PINT. CASTt.E TH.xte Highway ODCROIA—Work o-n-neneo new A m rrtran Logon. Home through (hi* town being Widened IV iis biros t. from IN to to feet. MAYO—New pump Installed at , water 1plant of th u town. KLES AND HIS FRIENDS Orange City—New hank of Or' ango city opened recently with cap- —\»:.l. Is. iri.lt tim .su Carl W. Wilson, of the K aism .i * > llih , police Itrce Is to-sllng h u way through **hooL t at rot in- i Wilson wnlw* h it r*. .it In the wftes* tmon and eieo lu t. and attend • (tai.M t Wri i ei n Ma l e Normal ashooi in tin ti.x i.Jtlgi Seeks Raise H A H frW . ,y ’-fi faff [ififf-* j 5»**' ,- r 1 ' f •* ( J i l l .- e . J 1 v—. • ami 1 | rra n k te retook, traded ta (tl. U « n me l u t s n tloruaby. refuse* « rn unless stove a snbstsnt 1st to riw n tel M|ary He »e saM to bare r»- ■ < t|r«d from the New veCU ' titants Use wesson Bv Williams GOME.1 I vAAmKOrAOl MV It. / t* . W \ t > H ttf tE . JjV .* Y v rtv r .v a . \ i OO'MCr ‘O v. i Uv.'iCL s-' : '* . t CUT C u S l‘ G cc-\\rttB . j ’r t t *tC>0 L A W H ) SAA w c L > JkD ibd v P —AviO kVAvjt TO F c u *N4iO C i c 'V t t o .r. A Aiv.iu .1 m P / f n V V•fNi i C p fO h iE ARE. A S L L E P . N W B A C K A v1v: t, . 1 Awo im h a l f ! tV W R V 'flM C .'T ^ A T MtN4 S lA R lY i U C A v iE . S O o ’O S l A R T A ( k : i u CCViV J E R S A tlO M * VNHAYRC. "TftViM ' 'XO O O - O E T N W I N S L ^ \ J B o R i t O A U V t VOW 3 S C U D I New Governor -V CALLS’ Psychology VGAL , , ucuy MX) ABG - /by/ MX) CR£T7XJUV ABE LDCky . MJKATS SO *LUCky ARGOr fyS AAVIM A BicrmDAy oa» . 7PC w /o r r v . v u iy , y & R L o a c/ *7UJS AhOUTM 4USA1T oar-v TMinrry . ■* D A V 5/.' i Klnc G -‘rge » .u . iienltig be enU th. v rship* L* *-.::■>< naiik'ti Iship N*. » i i th ii n . ’r b a aw m d' * • 1 •* l»| We've ifot to raise the cunh—we ne«l it bud mid entire big atock of general merchandiac ia thrown nut to rthoppem at aiiaolutely give­ away prices. Super-Values, Super-Bargains, M in e r 's will save you money I Rug P. SLASHED HEROES A R t M AD E - NOT BORkd LOOK A T THESE SUPER-BARGAINS-----ABSOLUTELY LESS T H A N C.OS I Work Shirts Drcsa Shirts B I S Men’s Shirt* real Values ru t io pries of Men’H Hose Here’s a rare value in silk socks for men. Regular S&c value— will g,» a* lung as they last for Bath Towels Larg* TWrklah lUth Towels that • ill gtvo |M f service, now ■t Kaaner’a . . Handera Regs are guaranteed Sand and Grit proof—they must give satisfaction or your money W k . Prices reduced lower than ever before—buy rug* now and save money, fix*. |».00 rug, ‘ 1M • now reduced to •*». regular »IS .»" f |J 4 value, now f«.*6 1 I 2 rt, going In this PxlO 1-2, a *15.00 rug. sale for our price Is I to.” 1 |T J 1 Vxlt, 91M.00 was a low price, now *11.50 !A sign th at get* a laagh o g |k l ‘also to gel the bsstaeas, lha chlusuex-aweeplng firm o( "bmaU A Brosna" Agurad down Basanuab. G*-. »«>. • • the y o w ik tu l,» « k a n devised UUa oam that are the tow Boy’s Shirts tuUars attach—I, in utrungty made, guud vatu u l« at Table Cloths M rrrerlred Table I tot to, faa. ry Uxdcr. $J.UU value* c**t to Work Shoes grade Work Sh e». fd ist and up, mu*t go at Mixed Shoes \. l*ants fUrasg snJi durable, f u d Ivr <J*.) 11 let r>ant» now libsfstl I l M d h t k fast tubes, IL D i *ab Cops I t T t rap* s ill ga la *«f '■ niverssry Male regsrdl,*. at « •» I t- I n i tUaakai feat rotors ail, cM k to go Sheets Mcamles*. full aim. l l i H , I I .U *sl*f, (o a || 1 >l i co» Look At These Low l ’rices I k Ire Tea Glasses special at Tea Glasses W. L. DOUGLAS SHOKS FOR MEN W. I.. I>C)|T<;i.AS SHOKS FOR WO.MKN Lafasl styles, sen sleek, blech bad tan, ka*t leaf been unpacked. \ ah *5.90 Mid sp fee Buy Rugs Now—Save Money!! 89c Ladies Silk Hone 89c Here’* the news women have Malted for-— Silk Hone, the Genuine High Grade Article, tl.R0 VuIucm going faat at Kanner’s for •!.» • Atomiaem FiU b e t, WHI u « At Sanford Ave. Sanford Ave. % � 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, March 02, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 02, 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 02, 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/fd4430ca1b1784c9f2ce250070e5c1b7.pdf 5450cebf4a10ef9616ccbea7803b0765 PDF Text Text - -Ig- * ___ 1 ^.. • N. # ’ f M B B W . ' •.-JJflfckv • . _ • - ' • * '^ r " ? W p M I B v ■• >M-~ , — — •rfsa j TBK WKATWWI • Folr *ud m tiiu m l *nU night! killing froat and trrf«r»tuv# about freeting ta extreme — north portion; heavy ta* „ fro*| south central section. • ,- • h e H eart la ft. G reatest V e ^ a n f e r h ...... G ales P lay TEH OF NOTE lvoc W ith Vessels FROMMEXICO ■ NTMHER Elf ht Phgrs Tndai THURSDAY MARCH Leased Wire latemntlonal Newa Service ■ N axyg -r^rr-x.- g^ »T » i r e n r f ™ i« v u . A n d H ackne; .... ! ■ W ith P reO n u j r o t a t e ....... ... t i l 1 " WITHHELD I II WASHINGTON. Mar. 3— <INSl that IV- Pennsylvania Reed tad I T |i 1 / —l* the midst «>» a (ilibertri p o u ««.ntn o f the credentials (• ( sm M M f m JR JY # Senator Rrol (Rl of P tasa, thf’ nml Fj formri Governor |Y . I H B_ |a I I ^ # — m irm nf pro«*ntiU to the Scant* n t>m h.- refused t.« present th»m t ■( ■ < u a ag y\ A rt\ H O I f t / I M ■ If ■ ■ 1 T T o new set of crrddlunata for Sen.'- 'ho . tMr. IHU. w*en* flit*. op- • I N j a H h 6 P R 1 D J ( I H I I I I T I I I I . — T* rw — I I C a lk * M elange la A n sw er William 8. Varr. parod the tending of the rirvvkeu- I J L JL JL J L l h \ / M J I A w l A M • ^|p» A reU n v rn p ro g , A(fain Forecast I 'a a .suw . wm. *SrZn_ ti l, tor-elect The rrr.tentiaU were drawn hv ,l!*U. i. i. . . —*—------ ----------- o r e , 3 D i s a b l e d 1 i| v | j o R u r e a u H e a d s -^ v « r a i D»>a Ago; i u otanw , F.owr « . a .uh.ut The debate Involved a half i » vri .i i ^ ,* ,* ' Secrecy Su n d* M atter >f,>r the tr»»uUr m i i h « V •rnatora with the IV:.t«(rsts I'ltAl E»pinosa Gets |T ^ v o O t h e r s A r e i ^ -------------D D - * —*. y *crec> 8 u rrou rrm oH b M a titr .fn e the •fellow 'IKiwtng thr rlwtloa last NSW"’ i>g to rejert the credential*. Herald Inviten FiRht Central Florida ________ Otffert To PInce Second .h> r by former Governor “ Who has aiened thlv u rt* i F r o n tM o o r in g s Lifting Ihnrhei rmWnlia:. . . . . — - p Of •Arms " -----Ban iptnehol. The rtncnoi rrwwmn.- pi.|er." Kred, id Ma..d*is**ndnd. Fans To Be Guests Tie With Waldrt JACKSONVILF, Fla.. ,,5 Mar.' n ____ a _ o . . u : ~ . Rumored \ *h oSubject I®d eclaretoV^an lebeeiTtW gally el- “They are signed ry Guetrrvr ! .pen In U U m u rcU A u u j c v n ^fitte twld>Bj mffr 1 — CIN.S)—^The cold spell For First 18 Hole' All arrangements are coesFlorida will ctmtinue toa. tonight basis » ( thr contest In dtny v H r nleto for tka tebeptioa tanlght, f reeving kefloK’ K A bsent F ram ( s p it a l lh# riKkt N. ,*ai in thr wlth a killinr frost ami frees by The ttsraWt of the running temperature in Ihc vstrome nof ™ I On V isit T o 8 . C arolin a; Senate. iimnni that Governor P.ach-'t issued “• ■ story of the Mr ngue-Hhsrky -They were sent t> Henry 3. *& ■ J A ssistan t* R em ain Silent The tfeanijrlvsnisa’s W y t r a a i A sacthm a c ^ t aled l fight In Mautsoa Square Gard­ pnetlon ______ j„ to,a( furious debate arith with WitStHSenator' Vsre." «h»erve.l V»«e rresklenl t-'Oihunltr S tro n g lr* All la-el’*en^ which Is te begin about 10 hear.' ............... ......... . rnJ_t m i «r m ,. -n.t ntlL t m of Crop In North with light ■rt.l poasibly henry -tlNBl Ft*ed (P| of M s, and IMII. (D> of -*nd thec w n u t scot the WASHINGTON, Mar. » — (IN 8 > o’eloek, Sanford time. la llv c A ctiv itie s T h ro u g h ­ w .r cs nposed places on Uw - A w w not*'f m i M a td c o . wply.tWajhlngton r.n,te..tin* against thr ,rnmlr , ,rltfr froat in o f his acThe fight will be called, bbtw .olina, Georgia ____ out A ll N igh t S c-oln n ; Hcetl tnainlaad of thr extreme south iag to u s dispatched from Wash- (cmdwtfcta Ulng m t i n d . The by kb*w. direct from The HerLartre Gallery Is On (portion, arrording to tfa« gov- tngton 7t hours eaHier. »a » re -1 Miasoartan finally muted that th ' C e n ltr O f O r g a n i c A ttack -| ^ lhr •rtoal paper in m» •Id’s leaned wire end alt pa­ ffered Much Losh rranent weather bureau aria Hand For Opening trons uf th* fistic game oco today. t f kSIUNUTrtN. Mar 3 — (IN 8 J “ • ........... Invited to heor the result# In .. YORK. M ar. 3 — 2nd Annual Tourney l.iUle crop damage eras suf­ Iiepartinrnt official., however. roenF* and "piecr of paper** tv re- aamnimed. It will all K »*• - I'imlysial by one fdtbuster and In the office of The IteroM. the •teclined to d l e « | d H t U subject jected by thr nmate. 5) — F urious g a les up fered in this stated front ____ plsilaed 1If *ke l*'* 1 ^ tJ threvr.enad with another, th* SlatyThe service will He over Ute Ninth 'i'ongre«« wa* slowly dying In the dabate. It waa rereal*,l the «t-»k are rva«l. uitic co a st, fr o m C ape .-old o f the past SI hours, a hJrh matter ut utc correspondence, or T om m y A rm ou r ajul Har^ ' printer msthlne of the Intecnaaind tandlne to keep off the even P* admit that rot Ua feet today with the Scant* * * ' y — _ _ «11 w a , a w-^ ~ ^ *■ ■ * ■ ■ ■*■ a reply had hmal New* and will be supplWd cnee H a ck n ey w ere len d in g, j north w ard, - tod ay frost, weather bureau attache* been received, this continuing the .lt%dlv ged over n resolution giving by l.'nlvorsal Service, the ht havoc a m on g coa a t- belie rad. unusual -ecrecy that has shrouded thf Kir l sit “ *■ it committee • wnrhr* for*mo*t sports service. thu (laid in the C entral KVaThey wanted, however, that ntovrs in the Mexican contruvesy J foreign sh ip p in g. R aMW I iila O pen C ham pion sh ip n«U tonight there will lie leaa wind for mmo days. gird all legThe i o f tUatress sen t coa st ami more chance of crop dam­ •ug.-Mtt nn Th,. American note Is under­ tou rn am en t at th e SanfortJ Istatic [vessels h a stily j>ut to age from frost. Jie- at. i n i stood to have been written by as­ ell ntght C ou n try H u b nt noon t0*!*?* iwny » «H sistant i-ceretary of State Olds, I burning m ou n tian ou s its hadaro . vp uat.1 the when th e ir card s each sh ow ed who has Iwcn charged In the Sen­ •ontlnc* t^ ir to r-tsnd b y and ren d er ate with being "anti-Mexican.” VOally *d;«ur*. moment H 71 f o r th e first IS ho»*a a t I the stride -n sh ip s. IlriHirta that the not not |.iea) n a a n ----- --. the 72 hole mcital play evwni ssged n lifting of the embargo -n |Harm’s toll this uiuminr A never coaxing ( li « nt rn.nterTrain* O f S h an tu n g Trtmp G irl Habit. A .hips driven where. «r«r- in Mralco. thu. affording rating oratory wo* At aged bar the Al F.npinosa and Louis TVatd-. l*anu T k rotig h Shanahnl tht Talles’ tMmio*. . ith the means t.» ...jrh later retoodcxl and lft Da\* U.d. W ere At U o» fillikwatev blue. to<Yby Hen**of* run turned ia TV* whtl* Wild W ay T o F ron t, Su n gk ln n g; Keeil (HI uf PsapsylvaoU, sUrt a rrvotutluu. wvr. met with t to sea under iU own pow*ad p ita l; V r ' rjw R e p o r te d Tn Mein snd Bill Burk# sask m .htus dtasbWd and calsilence at the dspartment. a* wrm T o A tta ck t ’antonewe Sosstt Uvws. (Itl <»f N. II. who dec laird * "f C 'o on«veui U lo n H ave IHevt O Waiter H various idher report, concerning raid; Two United States Ihev would talk th* Heed rewdu- M an* A re IWInu Considered •round in tft. I American professional the subject matter ef tba correstom from thsir moortlen to death. F o r A ddlllnn T o 1 ’ om pany » riUGAtiO. Msr 3 -tlN * )-!-T h r SHANGHAI. Mar. A T r e awaa fourth with a It. I reported floundering N o D am age In D one T o L ocal pondrnrr. ► ■ Aa all-night •♦••tort «h* wwtmd l^»ea| S e r v ic e ; Increane In Araiaur and Hackney Were evi­ Little or nothing hs, Is-rn forth­ deaths of five girt babies, a lt'U ~ |..4,|» of Shantung s..ldi#t* rwtlad rillbo*Ur, whUh oaa drreet*d ta­ and taro cool targe* C elery O r C itron C ro p s ; _ than IS days old. wh.. d(wl la J thnNgh Sbtagbsi t<*la> on ih*lr lluiilnc** N eeeaallatm M otg dently not troobl*«l by th# <(J • the State IV|mrtfront Ihair convoy nnd r n ard blocking adeptten of th* reed G row ers A re W arn ed A h twit comingtarfrt.ro w n i w days roncernlng ,ul-l-n« at Cnhinu . Metmtrwl to the front a»^ !»uagklang wind that ewept acre*a tba cuu»* t to sea. Each barfcc car­ * •' - «amFroat F oreca st F o r T o n ig h t the - Mexican -- • • -* • -- — *—1—■ Ituapltal K rr oftir belng_admtti- «hrre J ly troops o f G*n Chang ttvolution, authom.ng ns tun amt thalr play throughout Ute situation, and* during men. • vaign Investigations. The Th# Clyde Steamship Cempaay T-u. g Chang are rapidly and c»>mof a brand that w i t , the time that this rurrr.piwJrnre tstrrrd to l.y a nurm. was th* subrooming l tf the e»"rw*** casualtta* iPod an exhausted Henale. which at rUn* for ..._ plrtrly replacing the troops of Gen Jcel of a **arvhlng mvosttgallan to-------------------» capabl# of *howinT- . Although thr thermometer drop- has been in proem s. Gaps HalttoVInefchad U-en ht session f a r > ^ . 7 .^ hun t huan-Fang. fhegi* l^dcr. lied to algit, M heow with all ludHuttena point- 1 vsoaci U* ply tha wsters of the at. Cyril Walter picked Up. droiipl.it » 36 -~ d —e fe r s- here —- - last '^"•'"” 771 Secretary of Stale Kellogg left , nr tragr-ly ----------^ . >“*• The Mutntgving.itie* are reported ng tu a cgnttnuoa* *w«M»n until the Johns Hivor betw*ea Hanfervl and out of tho match through tUaasg^r Ttwi*rurred—early Svuv(i ( arolinn to March ;he heavy froat predletad for the I pgrpanag Isunrh an Sanford area was not in eehleotv . ,f gn(j rvcupermt* from trrday. It w*s lewrmd, but wa* a^t |o Had not been r**V" " v l» ---------a. at vtn thei Pins~ *e»vi*e .lie . . ------------ feeling fit fog th. »gainst the t ontonas* PW»f* tssl adjatinw<i*nl of C»ngress at • Jacksonville a* aa l AW and bla entry wa*. fr ®"1 »h *t was ilcKTibed as n slight III leported until last tdght i®hr«t t .,j. ,.gainst _ fivei aiUes this morning and reports torourrow , , , . I to the Oevt o f tew now already J H> tight. The attack will he whether b* rstablt.hnl a health cniumi'sh-ner lltffwiaa N- bl> igvsrrsl sect lone of the county White the Hlibuster esleted la. ut) lh# rtroc. aceoetllng ta advleea urebtemaUeaL Attka test »•«»»«• t o f Cape -----------------■ ■ llundswen w*t notified. jA fter a made from Hhowatung. Juat bey«n.i h* Senate, all acttrily by the m ^h.ng this city ____ hi* sheet and statethat there era* no damage to nil# o jf secrecy -during supaeoed t# ibe itecldod t#try and osaha Up not known, but all o f his assist brief tnvestur'Gm. I»r. RuT«te##it .•uiwklang, and according to t.eo Hue** was futile crepe or to he blooming citrus U „ m lite and leaders of th*- have c«me from Henry O. White. round < hang T*#nr t’ haag. tho white snU hav* declined to disclose the ,u ted bis belt..’ that * tree*. Heads e f local marketing 1 bbU ■ The field, consisting *t teUi V hy the ipp^wing foetten* adodtted that , a| agent of the roospaay nataure of any rtarent mow to- mlnuker> Burt* acid for drtaking Utmsian unite in th* bhangtang he record of th* Hlaly.NlathjrW j ^h* plans for the steamer^at# •so, wa# net aa heavy with *Ut • .. ... .--- - _* naiaurv ■■ * since his departure. „ ,t * r to sdssintstenrvg te the In- armlea will i*ad the fightingtrern *!>** • * been wrjttewte - 1 wtti be built a* th* one which Initiated thw Wv< thousand ■ Sbangtung r oote hw b w * .‘ a- ![ « * » , . **,* - ■ ■ — - w.ldt, year (o' the 'K in g that tho w — !o history. fule*s fKlbusttf . •*, ,.m -date Ifttf posaeng*** and trul yWcida . l a lees the fMibuetrr .no a n-ply reeelwrt' i The babte* ranging in agUW^eia rf, wur9 jp.jwirh*# te -v a V U tib y ■d proboblyi.ntrhnl snd a i enough- aotablro woea _ _ __at l { » throughout the night had but t ewroettsn* Audaj M Vrt * Urge freight rafgo^, ‘ irrm aw sim not discus* ths matter IsCthi** u> u days, all died wtthte a||n,j„ ,„,u y . Thr larr*r forme “ |» t* n* th* test ! - I win . * ”__ __f .nw the tml* pend- staved o ff the fru*t. ____ aa —a, A fum-wls r.S T’“ - f.,;i.wtag imrordmtdlyr a. • s a * *•' viahL no further legulalien utiI h* ihi baa ha#a mada •rtrvrnl hours. Hurried wore any shape, manner of *f-»rro. few a at^so Ur thia Aa extra wanting has rclets telegraph company •n*. te.1 lefor* the Outgrew* ••• tb# tew| wilt ba Urn tactetro a» Ttv# 1 at given (.-or of them vKter.Uy. it troiotead* ol th# tumps ,ffw .... ■•urn* fVr gu*d l>»m*freW noun. sounded by weather outlv-ritte* to­ Mid the BC-itg MrtWtery Of Mate entries _ , ...---------- „ ,idewh**ter type. It waa saU. Pukuw from ghargtung and i IkU day. Report* froat government Joecph OT Crew, la reply te ta- ua* said, before t»r. Bun.trsen be pur. Ilackiwy, Esataesrt M At V u‘clock, when the B#anlThct stroister* Iteroela and City ymtvrday, fol.iroed by 10 • ti|t had Iron in session 23 censeru iittirtv, this morning. gsn his investigation. . tad waa putting out to bureaus state that colder wp. Klein. Walter and Bredy, a* ef J*ckw.rvl»l*. now In service. When coroner Oaear Wi lff wo* Cmiis .his morning. Th# not »rn tire hours, jWuxtor Walsh, tl»l af will prevail tonight and ths - Ita own steam. *« a half desen ethers, cuu* nmiti.il he issued .>n»et* to .top the In <>ps arn i-ouriag uocea sgte Mass, denounced the filibuster a* m*k« lh* r.ver trip daily *n»l have Open *e KWri.la's biggest set IS _i»twtia passengor steamer rae# the wind subsides, bro-ti carrying caimrlty a s m of forrtal of the fifth vjettw. lie •rrose th# Yongta# Klang I -rord ,a ellort to "«*v*V up corruption few |sporting event. Ht. Lauts. npentted by the crop damage past urtat* during thn NaakUng. at.d from ttero a I Proovtly *« U a’elash Utai m#r» _ _ ” sh line, hound from Sevan- Other sections . . . in p.i'iitlc*.’’ He declared sd —. r——— ------ .- tb* mg **nt I‘» tu sooeltow. Chat**th"w. m tri utc xu m-uitba. ” ••nth*. * . . . . . - _ «*,» log Ij « m War rail, state maiage* Xl n’ i VT I I I I I I I " a\ 11 I t l l v 111 I «* ppi-nv»ri»"ro ' tf ,JT *♦«» . New Ynrk with about thirty even collier weather than that ministration Senator*, who organl npmrdented * . « ^ ,M.U , B effort mad# to .ietrrmro* ^ . ^ h a l ami Check vng. •rs. had h*r steering gear corded la Sanford. they j 1 Y P ? A !te * # te E "j2 V T m v H !# ^ 0M ^ dC g Cornea**. is#d I he filibuster, knew F # J ia K s iro ffte from ung ■ property ly bill, tuft. >fr*’*ht ” *m . V x ( and who was aelected tu offktau fr*m At Orlando a temperature i by the storm. She was •sell kill the alwn . . . rosnoWt.ly .omphtsiy ror. ropiocm* r* H t... A W U liM M t v m U| 'f . n . e are 1*. public building; hill • ® d ,.uu S* " f’, ^ pla^ T teted *#nt th. first throarom. away fro.., i.rted drifting o ff Cape list! degree* caused citrus owner* Sun Om an-! sag's fort­hadta* is and I --------Boon afterCteckteK th# traged) browN S q fM „ , ‘ i-|„,an -I sow’sappsopsU CtecklaMg Sf ^ t r * w T U e ‘ K u>ats, with several veaaeU lake precautions in their groves and naisomsKy opi"<i defWiaacy ‘tra.W. Z tm S V M precautions iirrcbutions will prehati.) Tho I'ro-Amateur tournament roods roau* poblie, teopiUl r ---- -autbortttet -­ es on all fronts. those will_ pruhob;> tkm bill wheaPtay lauarlmd It, to hgr aiddoubled tonight. The last cold held yesterday aftenvoon on tte issued tb# following sUtem r.t Stenator (teed tu ) Missouri, aa000-ton American stcamef iTnte A T t e M ^ c i i oounced, at th* same time that AtllLr ■ t i m w 's w d 1? 1 d ^ l ^ r u s a ld U r t^ T • she • waa ----- <*( damage -to — —------- ■-In1--“ - waa won by Tommy A rmmnr, pair- ^ * r ?- L rs f. r a S S ! - ! J i L o f j b . d 3-r o ^V. Tshh fo W rg v d ’ w mjUlgn ‘egUtatleo euuki be eaacted uni.I te i t few monte. I "rill sh tr/ oVIoek and by that that the ftrv midnight, aayirg the or»ue*x both prolonged s'mpalgn rd with Ham Thompson of Orlando that against tte OMhmaa*. aw4 waw * vote was ob*ain#d o* b>* res­ S 5 r e M L .u s r .n c r o .s e . o fficia l of the afteramm r e - d hnd bteThe position of th# vessel' Srndnol* and Orange count!#*, rveord olution, Thia jM loeed the sixth ■•? tte Clyde Cumpany stale. * started en tb# eeeond lap e f Mta: given. , Pepper and early vegetal!* Amateur with a card of I&-33--4V probably event was i» the nature o f a lejectloa of a tompromla* by the ------- . crops In this county were affected The practice round for th# Central t t e drinking 5 * S J t e s » i r w - reported I# deterring retoortcl tu U deserting la t- tte Can leader* <jf the ftllbueter. 1011, N. Ct, Mar. 3— during th# last wave, alien the Florid* Open ChampUmahlp Tour­ chUdroti satmad 1»>elr *te»t!>• W* U P ,Other thaw nnda *r* North Catollna today wa* l thermometer tumbled o a row low ■re making every effort te " r t fy roaming lb# rountryside ney today. i c to dig out from under u Keens turned In by both profes­ tbla.” rive rii.rosaad of Ibe*.- arrived at ST u s i i i H a o v , , ~ " • " v Tlror to Jack' -nvtll* In tile px*t teat Mb ftlH attow IW V on H itertw record, ao#, which sswsv.t ------- -------■- ^--------W rig s __ft’ a# aoi.,*aa lid tte eotshlrt# » f Hhanabat frmn A * cJerth ‘ ' c^f 24 peraturo at *7 degrees, white the sional* and amateur* were excel rt*er*4 the official government obaerwr re­ tent, dropite ellroaUc m adHaawa li.* . U . . « -r » W . t . r o , IK. which wece anything test favor­ >ls •ar* xhut dosm. street ported a Si*. set reel. *ba romp*«T Celery grower# are not being able for a golfer. Tb# wiad ham­ lay started running on pered every *oteT U m s® **ten‘ . attempted ta antes tb# Inter­ •v.nosed. nr scbadulr, vehicle traffic harmed and tha cold will greatly but tb# tha u enure field th# entiro ' ~ “ Inatkaval MtiteaMPt. k it wore pre­ _ coming tud up. Train* were nin- aid them in ridding tte “ The rVwt.Cs fbsp,” a p i ./ by i Funh*d detail* uf th* a#w stea> vented I , pclter and •Wtera. . .-it . *--1 •hs lTterotur# t-----e i a r-t awnt m l 'e / rte e , «>*r are net te ba made yublU onihind pehaduU, and a hot • crop# o f peas, many growers said Th# American msr n#e frssn the Woman's Club aerosol week* #§• »U the final »>’•"* > declared In most public today. It will also retard tb* pre­ A m ou r etet a 37 aad hte hall JACKSONVILLE. Ft*.. March U. H. B. ik iamst will partes for mature growth of th* crop and al. r offices. Tte Friday night •#**!## . . . members ..igtafeg_ «»Iy. 1* ta ba protest- aad tea rowsteurtten uf the vaaaal —1 IN II—Laura Upthagrgvi^d (or more intermittent shipping n i good enough ta srin without Sanford Open KtewmJ. te he ad- through tte httero* .meal asttte- ted to th* the public publ Friday xflertio- n Ugua, It woa said. tolling through the night, tha brilliant shaving mad* ky hi* dro*##d by Dr. Ftag W te ho*, on* on H.torday, h -a * reported Okoochobeo sahl by ineportar bw A (III ‘clerk ^ In ^ tb« auditorium »f or.s were that working they believe •• Tht* will a# k# first den* boon te b# rotated 1* membrn ' Club building under The maximum during th# oast amateur partimr. Ammro wes n» ik , B ia| ivHed ltdsrsrt •* put U» clearing «he atete •warded a cask pitas and Thomp­ rhino and a reeegalSsd euttertty apotroritei by th# Am*» B lb* notorious Ashley gang ® __ _______ jt the Musi# Denart- I ’ o u l t r y T r o p h i e s O f -. wuuld have a few of SI hours was *0 darter*. son received a teatbor galf bag a# tm |»tlitlcal msttere In hte h na# operated on Ih# oarl cooel a « ^ haw terotofure be*n msiaUtaadan •nent, affording ta •<» aaaounr* i.ilMWC** «n VH !*#«♦ ■ untlnued Two) l A i n i r w o o d O n D l i i p l a y tte winner* trophy. dm the transport Chaui.ioot and bav# menl utade today. cnintry. Tte nddreo* will : _ r----------- ~ 7 I T . 2 J e r s e y C ity P ie r s WUTl# Kllen winner a# Urn Mteml live red before th. Kxvm #1 *n tom, tended only •. •—•-nally »a te said te hero trel Tha play al)var , apa wen by J. A. Drifteach sure*** oo H. roadiag iIc D e r m o ttD e n ie H D e s t r o y e d B y F i r e Open last rear and wha halls from o'clock la tha nudlterium of the provsety of Ameeveann firms tor drilling aa drserrl 1 the Vrteattey UHU elok, U o g Is­ Woman * CJnb Bsltdlng tka east, wklrh was i n t i s . fn g w a a d poultry fitarterM a d e C o n fe s s io n — « M ad^ndtete w e ^ t thepUy m - , ^ Mhar teadar* o f t e * land. paired with Walter Easing Th# preosr.t srisls ta Chinee* taLaura Uptbrgtwv* Is well JERSEY CITY, N. J - Mar. ^ 0*%**,! district. ar* ■ - direct less oi Mrs. J«bn , 1Lungwort dlstrlgt. _ _ being ton for tha s*e«»»d • "]£ * !?•»• •vrnsl affair* *n dtb* fstv jr’ Beauty Contest KinK fIN S )—Swept by a high wlad« a nry wrltk a veboarslng Iwenardl,, Ha* this week in the show eln- la Hanford authorities, boring I G*o. U irnns laagfy whtab a t e aal»te aro l MUCH. 0^ Mar. 9— «INK> devastating fir# today daatreyad dally In the effort to msk* f a Urge re*! e*Ut* cuso- hart ta th* sempony of Mara sen and Tommy A p s c k * w » mad* M CtVlfssskoa a* re­ In In ToHh Of U w public pier* of th# P#nn»ylv**la third with S y U -A . Ayesick Is •xpected I# be I Register on sessrol of appear P . ^ te*r *‘*fr*“ pa,.y at Ortendo. al Cleveland, I’ve been tore •peater. wknee M lisl ihp * / '" UJ. ■•ilnad .-n tte waterfront ter* from Jackrotroll)*. liter, mmm oerrtng • Uf# Ml** Non*] ^ ..n sy 1 * 0 . .Fouatsi■ > s«d , |a ^ are ribbon# and . ■in my steep,** Pat NfUrr- and ihrrxtenrd te spread te athar miisrnl u tathnm and la* Chino** T A L L A U A ftitE Tte.. Mar. * kl* eon rid ion ta SearrltV of aatatauro rooulted tat rdueoti...-! »y*«#m is **hl •clarsd here today In th# iterks and wharrro. (IN K )- Gu^^aMwin beauty tea- slog both befoe# and after the At eight afgatatams court oa a eharg* uf mu» uf Warden Thomas at tha •‘cteck wltli th# O S stUi e«t « f several fatmMMi kh* sislstem fWte Uf sh^frf l i d king villa. Ill will be ew- a.Aarmaor. and tb# eh * riftcuU r««'ter m , nrta,. hlmeelf reported M have -MuatUry ab tm smlWngty had txro so- mov out — a te aeverxl gaod cards ii,kt opus* thnsa srtaaOate «W *» root# route back h»i te lha c-uatr jail ta that hove tarited tea public, knowing ^ L. * T m l L a W y m S t o 5 ta 5 # r uf the Aahtay Oo> were turned la. having implicated two tteasr». In m te oesisteatnls. a chief of uf p>tt a wealth of entertainment ta *“ *•, ^allml -'in e B,rrar j r l M n tirohoorora wax tai rlty lu llAt la evsstedy at rhtef dir# department ipetnbero Umated at 31,000 Ur. K u a te a dtevtec - f lb* [tanvlIU I* to U offarad A .mall a«l»l*stea M iltem Ryan of Danvtlte The blaM which started shortly iltegsd rupfesstocn. Osina Inmltute hi Ammis*. ba* F o r m e r S h r in e H em d re an indictment charging him fo* U te bg rbsrgeA It la believed (hat aha < taa‘^n’ "in mtet i f'lh a targW’ n lisibt* empire waa blarnad after four o’clock this morning ■srrod bte pptetwswsnt ta Mvvrat th conducting a ranfMeue* gum*. _______ ____ .froso what is baAevod to be of laFell<-witig U the cart amt char- w #,llan, auged ta tht# eauotry i(MM » »m r i t a t a N3MCKJM thrmott lor his and Bun I s D e a d A t A t l a n t a *(fir 1* 1* i i m t l h nod M tb* auGaromer John ta. Marti# greetnvict km for th* warder o f [mod lory urlgioa. threatened groat 1 during tb# paet ten yean, r t(lP ir > iter of a number .4 beak* am •d hi* oxtradlthta at the respmet of orter*. Mi il«t ,joiB Cantos pub-ihavuc anwmg ahlggrog ••• mer* Marie chop girl.—-Mr*. W. E. a ^ om if ---------wrillags Goveruov Leu Mmall of I®tael* aad ATIJkNTA, March * - I I R * > ~ C W ~ miucatembareUi* I chandl** stored on the wharves. W k aUam- Baldwin I* being held In th* Bumtee TW body *< ar*Mt A. Cette, cotton .«,) k l* __ ______ L. -*■— un j f — Mr, Jdin I V . i n J I I n s . i i n H l i n p n l S a I P a v a V i a i t sbesria abwer aad •Mniy jail at lia »W II waUtag fur broker a te w Uow tayrotal pa­ W r it * bring about . lis t trip bash north. tents te uf tha Mystic Ktetne -# brtworu «a*t aad w#*t. Thte. th# third tasters ba/ues the North Aamvtca who died horo ymteedoy. will te Uk#o u> hi* ham# F e d c r il F a rn i E x p ert IT te^m m h. Ca.. t«mWb» far bmlal toawUr ta tha Ite koy^ta V ir iU F o lk C o u n ty Krlday •iparted ta ho att#wdad by During HI* business career, h# M r i . IHac* the Mart of the Fa­ lint .o-oparattva a.le eve;; ad in the . Tbo d a t o a /^ r w«!n m ^ y prtaa# f»r lb. abjllty to TALLAHAMEK. FI#-. More*. 3 ••rite la January, tee lit #■ prvJi.t ceWtaa aroroge la th# Booth ro,* Urturo have aetaddy taer***#d. m r i M '^ p S t f ^ T I t e a ^ l K ^ l o r d Avcai# M .roteaU ^ A ^ - l Y W Urt'ltw state capital L o n j r w o o d P o u l t r y romrote *5 ' Usvonnah Cotton K*change of for Folk reaaIT where h# w1M mee< vtaiur waa Kanfvrf i M w v C h a p l i n I jo » c n S u i t Dr. <V F. Market. Wrohmgten. ta Studtrol under eroUeu k Avsqvm are to open thalr terost of merchants on t . ........ — -— T o E n d R u n O f S t o r y charge s f eoE aurvey Work of the Ray mood A. KartUi, e f Loag- ■rootly tmpressed wtte th* United (Metro bureau of eel h# saw while her*. #*rordu Y o u th , 19, H e ld F o r wlaaar **i which State gen logs*. Goatee oad W» rwed. waa adjudgsd trr igatltfW mg te hi* hurt, which .u u d text Uht e f hte tairi«a la th* poultry Marbut wUI Ineport T*U county In I te Stract a Urge amount’ Thausaods of drooler* ........... NEW YOKE, Msrtk ». K U U n flr F i a n c e e , 1 8 rir. rtatrtte* yesterstey hod b»* he. ......uitlr-i with tk# mate and ft; Imo held I* epages Uew with th# first sight of th# eatery m-tastry., plant ", the aveaua dariag tho a*tall* of many offering teem Ottaado Fair, aaaerdlag to drrui eail surrey Uing 1 «-f te. sate. A Thavlritef tana leave of »ta#*ee in that rouoty. fTtfcl&U fiVf tW M3 -amam am t*. 1 Mr.*0 mith eshttatod ar m l tfiftt# wiU make new friends fur U ^ u u ’ r o ^ r o j * rn'imrtart tegboru Drawn •teas hte dark brosra DELANF.Y NEAR DKATH g ^ g .u T s -,« m u r b g la the Pictertel 3* 'lew , • Avrnu# buslneas. of Um uiritod Ktot#*.' tar fowl teuton * b# ft P#P« MJNNEAF0U3. . Marob h »tr*i*. to ta <^:»r»tiv« ante* plan ba* • up-oibi) puklkatbm. colaey. From banfard ba te te vteli the. n tha UagoKwd (INK! -Jimmy Delaney. KG Faul. tortitamded with and (»u.>d t haplta oppl ed f-r aa •ri Indian IU»sr reuntof aad the OrIU* eshteiU •-------was dying today aad physlthe ritru# aectluti tafvC# » N .by tha mesahanu *f • J K K . . , . I W , u .S t o a t -. admitted be shfd • ' d oil bon# « f *•vtn* vo th# southern point* to tta her *tries gad U* f l m at­ Arwy^B^k iiw ^ ? te g C T b * • U suffering from but mataitMMd i hr.fi.Td i, being woUbod reuerd by an InfMrt te*r tn all lions of — * St. rr, A U ^ i.w a * an anrifaH- »<• kl ' CONGRESS ABOUT TO END LN MIDST 0F m d ead lo ck [Of Wrecks Off Hatteras sr* - "**• "*’*••"'"* vsssrs . . u» INQUIRY WILL'BE CHANG’S TROOPS HELD IN DEATHSiARE TO REPLACE OF 1V E INFANTS GEN. SUN’S FORCE MERCURY T R O P S TO 36 BUT WIND PREVENTS FROST Hagen Brings In Unexpected 7 ! CLYDE LJNE MAY BUILD NEW BOAT FOR SANFORD RUN FRS.E3 « 3 ! sssj» . ; “ now T ® Armour Thompson............ ^ ............. Win Pro - Amateur w e r r * J K r r a :S S G o 1 f Tournament *hkh nu,,H ^ “ i imiwaunn. a»* n# nk*;.»i fcV JacV K K .-j; |-«. T t f S t S J f S m ______ Woman’s Club Play Appearance Is To Be Made Tomorrow I Chinese Educator j j t e - j j s a x Slated To Lecture ;s* Before Local Body Lituru Uplht *►iArrested On Tht Gate City V i?. a ■ford’s First Co- Operative Sale Is iOpen On Sanford Avenue Tomorow i-^ ' * ix i£ rsx j?z.'"z Z£ru"- js L iT jr ^ x t s .<u> m-* a: 7U X 2 ■ «Hy but scrotal oea » lawns **4 citieo. ‘ J Wave pisiMrod * tart* vmem# * * U to roathnm for >hturdays aro Inctad- bu-iiw- ! “ . 7* (nuacan ware e«*mtatag H 1-0. • g• o»ia m ■V : At Bt gf*‘ $ x^. ;>®\^ IW �k rr~ ??rr I **:-*& & *: THE SANFORD HERALD. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 2, 1927 GE EIGHT ,.j* 1 -, » i — » - t----y s v a T . i ,; '. : - ------- “ “ “ Never Buy B e fo ^ You Men’s $18.00 Three Piece WOOL SUITS iy i ? Stylishly mude. neat new Patterns A. OROVITZ, 312 Sanford Ave. OROVITZ B STORK Bargain* 9.1 CHILDREN’S DRESSES Every Regular Price Hammered Dawn , Made of fine quality ginghams, sizes .1 to 14. Regular values from $1.60 to $2.50 at 11 M Drastic Sacrifices Made o f All Profits , SANFORD AVENUE’S BARGAIN LEADER The $1.50 Fast Color HOUSE DRESSES Made of extra good grade ginghams, neatly trimmed and stylish for street wear ut A A regular 15c void (juulity—close woven, Broun domestic. II yards Also heavy grade pin check pants $1.75 and $2.00 value. Kndirotl Johnson Woolen materials Many pattern*. A QQ Worth $10.00 T.O Z/ last W . m quality guaranteed ull_ leather. Our Salts Price 1 .1 10 1 J (JuuranUtML'iuulity in nil the very latest colors on Sale We have long wished to mi * a co-operative movement on the part of Sanford Avenue mer­ chants to offer thu public the benefits that merchants located oil this street arc able to give und uu feci that this hale is an event worthy of the careful con­ sideration of all shopper*. Out of the high rent districts, with lower overhead and operating expense,‘ Hanford Auiiuu mer­ chants are better qualified to give genuine bargains and it will be to your advantage to attend this big event.* ARROWHEAD HOSIERY . During the nine days of lids big hale we will offer genuine Arrowhead Hosier)’, the nation­ ally known brand, for oulg 75c .per pair. All colors, shades and sizes are included and Milady can pick up man)’ savings. . SI 295 -ttS U - Sport Dresses Now at New Low Prices Now comes an offrring in Sports wear that is sure to meet with favor. I-lively hport dresses that are in tuae with spring arv offered at hurprisingly low flriccs. \Vorth your i lo-e Inspoctiup. A Bijf Value $4.95 Spring Dresses of Silk Rilk dresses are always popular, more so in the spring. These dresses that reflect the advance styles of Fashion arc sure to be popular at the price. and up You’ll Like rhcHe At Catalina California SPO RT H ATS AH r n $ /.J U . Party Dresses are Fancy Now party dresses are reduced. Combining a display of both party and evening gowns, this group that is j*o at­ tractively priced will meet with instant favor. These dress­ es art distinctly of the higher priced class but for this event we have materially retlured the prices to one nturking that l« very attractive. Herr is an offering thut will merit the applause of Miss und Lady alike. The genuine Catalina Californ­ ia Sjiort Huts that have created such discussion in the hast an* now offered by llaffcld's at wholesale price. Kvery hat is reduced to one price. Inspect them today. •*fn ^ . $ “Style Without Extravagance” * ’ I 3 IILOCKSFROM HLPR1CES - SANFORD AVE. BET . t QVn A frock fur street wear, another for Sport wear, should l*e hi every wardrobe and at prices now obtainable at Raffebi’s the wardrobe can be very smart ut small outlay of money, A splendid showing of Spring Frocks of youthful lines in all wanted colors arv priced low. ( „ The new coat* for Miring are most charming und pleasingly, priced. A lightweight wrap for Spring is indispensable and now is your op|tortunity to have one without much expense. All arv smart in lines and uj>pturance, many have a touch of fur for effect.; REDUCED TO ONLY Fast color mater­ ials in neat new Patterns, attachcd Collars. Intriguing C O A T S FO R SPRING $Q95 DRESS SHIRTS Spring F rocks A r e V ery A co-operative helling event thut is street-wide—that’s what Sanford Avenue’s Big Sale is. Kaffeld'a counts it a pleasure to join in this event and herewith pre­ vent- many bargains that are worthy of your attention. Priced to Please Men’s $1.50 and $2 ’ 312 Sanford Ave. «3 Our Aim Realized 2.98 3.45­ 3.95 4 .9 7 A. OROVITZ 9 DAYS OF UNPARALLELED OPPORTUNITIES DURING SANFORD AVENUE’S BIG BARGAIN EVENT • Men’s Dress PANTS HOSE . i In all the very latest Style* and _ are all new 0. QC, Leathers a t*A 3 < y $1.50 Indies’ I*ure Silk BE SURE YOU’RE RIGHT Men’s Single DRESS COATS Men’s Work Shoes . LADIES Just urrivrd n bruntl new ship* merit real $1.00 and $5.00 llata on 1 QQ Kale 1 .3 0 , ‘ * •*: 4\ v * Q7 J i tr Men's Extra Good KAHKIPANTS Good .‘J6-inch Heavy Sheeting The $4 and $5 Ladies’ Slippers New Spring Hats ' • * g IjV.',' WEEN 2ND AND 3RD STREETS ' . - • LADIES’ DRESSES * $15.00 and $18.00 Georgette, Crepe do Chine and Satin Dresses in all the 7 70 new Styles and Colora fl. 10 . BOY’S WASH SUITS Made of neat patterns in washable and durable fast color material. New 1 OQ $1.75 values l.w LAD LASSIE CLOTH A real 30c quality ia fast colors, both solid and fancy at Boy’s 4-Piece All WOOL SUITS Short and long Pants and Vast with each Suit $13.00 to $1«.00 values �o \ 111E 8ANF0BD HERALD, THLILSDAY, MARCH 3, 1927 ivs From The ining Camps W eatherReport |Recluse Welcomes Death ! For Slaying Teasing boy u°C»"J5S! Who Killed His Pet D WASHINGTON, Msr. 3.-<lNS> rrm.. ... -lo” « lha Mu’.li Atlantic cnatt the a7 ,.a. y * * DCW< wln?* r ,M *» ‘ rwh to strung north­ . .. ... urnm signed, Utd • weat, diminishing. | ^ went to work today with,' 2ulf (lie wir«K vim. iho lid be U Mp*cUxi .rly, dlminiahlnir. “ " ‘ “ ■•a boincrk bare on Fore, n.t till n I1 continued cold- . i „ / . j OTh , H a , Mar. 3. — t». - vo«u weather Had handi' •*'r*N Uiu Warning plain* of tlut ^ * * * * * * tor u.a w*m* oiuereu cy u-iuraw. ^ ature about m o m and tempere*trrmr liorth portion, h.a n* konthWard over ct ,A°l t n j light, |H>:»ib’.y place, on Uu,' , . treme aouth fwrll nniin!? of n1 (•rancratura. ' - t IXARWATEK, FI... Mar. 3 . fi.. o f —Harvey Heiiuii'k, former i-,ibi-v outliMrr who u being --------Buch W heatthu center of iuurcst I.- t.v.. hliHikiy,, to. a>. «.* .ira. ’.lay a* camp Hendrick O / 1 -1 * * -: Jj. MwU* Thank* Judge Aa Frequently UHe la Sentenced To Death to the u . k. |. tw in -s to* In Tragedy That Stira VII-,. *»Kt O f Ingtraoll, Oklahoma : Old Man Pestered % Youths Of Town would lake fl<ra«t» la*t few yaata tb« ---------* t watch h“n “ "uw iU encour*red no friendahip and livad hu ova quiet oecluded lift •hen folk*—eopeclally boy*— •ould let diim. ' , out But on on uir t«»e ilay oay aitri after ChrifUnai ,,,L,.oi•.,T ,0 * ®r <r**" »• * * »» » r r*u*wa, te-oii r t guc MTntcrren roa t>t«n »>■» * f • ■ ■u oL »i. r u u ... to. <i. « t %tk » r ri.o m u A , n m a a - «u« ».«» fia»ai« •81*44 « II IT * MOt'NT o r llv.|>.|« Burnt.. • u « in la SK tK M lK t row clw*,v* tur *1.1 a r s t i u . T » » n< IIIHU. Ilia. « » lu i |UI>*I.I a o t. • .«( w*.km t u u Jr i k 4 * 11. 11M. I .Ot K ,V*»»*Tir, r».M W IM A . rlu..**, U »M W M a ir r HWI.au 4l.*<* >.U a.hi W bb.U * «• M t t u a M li •( IIIMH. uiaiM irr.i * a o n * t »: o r l a .! r io u i* m i i ,. Tw .*.ar * o » i i M i u rwwwM a** * » i al«in a i t m .t i n r L ic ti . u* i. i h m k n i: r a i i i u m , t i n » . . u .... t t *,.• T t:u r*r aw urw n i t .,•• •.«.! rw otrm iau i a n . nn>i)tf9r *> Hi-tit-TioN » o im.t >:h i i m : tor i m VfHKTIIRM OW HOT TNK M ill, un* and |>a) abti IH in u iT (WILL laat it ■ n u n . |k-».i* nuaMi I1 ‘ ” H on tb* lib itar . ( . <-ld.li*.» fi.r f i t h im a patltlan «»• p. •1 <iv* an.I ptpatii “ “ ** ^E ^m ^noX S —’ an.l con.inued mM t Florida, fall shot hf» d..K tore re»r frreiiri With tc'nifiera- Village “Crab” Abo Known To ^ _ __ Citixcna A h Good Friend n ,, . The .Harder amt heavy to LIIUnk „ „ --------— Friday wlto *low!v riri Of All Who Were In Need h lftlkaaln a. - *on», — rm— Gilbert, f*— |dIL• hie14, two motherleia and nlurr> rU‘ Roy, Hi, were riuinr In a filling 1 STATION mct CMKROKEETokTn.. Mar. 2. ,own ,u«"jrinr place. Atlanta M Old Marble walked in without a Bouton «j .. . i •ont peered near-alghtedly. a>fl M-( * 3— (1N8>— Buffalo «u tiiat bnya will be boy* and lonely then without warnlnr drew hi* for tha I .rpoae nf tnwlrln* buildrniaralnw. furalahlnw. nr nlhrr. irl ..S tn».,r h* to ^ h y -.tr a n g e revdlier and fired four time*. Gil* taw. wim ImoT'iI in* si ho..I balMlhUa trajedy haa come *u thin coinmu:.-' Irit waa killed, Ruy arriouiu* and *ra-rf>l wioundn. and for Ih* , , 1 *«urdrd nr.11 Uw father alfchm sti lU.I' . Illr at Iha public f fra acbontB ullhln **14 ffprclal Ta i A* u result of it, one Iwy lira in Jfounried. . Hehool IHrirlri. Ihr r i„,> o i, *f ibr u new-made grave, another fig h tj! B) « ander* overpo of11 •••Id b.na l**ur awiauntlnw In Klfly l'*r life in a hoapitri, and a mi*. «a n . , ! T’ii’ ihb v| IIS4.H4.44I |o.ll,f. |„ ha I !. Uaad f. r Ika pufp. aa ..| forlh lu i rablo old man who “JuM rouldn’ t! “ I iniende,! to kill ‘d sr I*l.»(i and In tr r*prrx|r,| »t*nd it any longer." waita haj»-1 my*elf." he regretful cr-lam l diBl-aiar l la- Ihr* folbiwlau ; jJ IIfll.'M ’ OR'i*, La., Mar. 3 .-- Bodge City. Kan , lily for March lb—the day when,fit* Ihirr (in ,.., “Tb lor on. r lo all! ■- r • iray Siliaik'* Helenp, Mont.. ’ mll*,*r* •* I" l»r u»nl fur Ibr purI y 1. 1* own rcqacit, he la to U / *"e nng leader*. 1 « . ..• .i iJ r - .i lb l ui il.ftn.wi l.4k*ilay(|lr, Ry ‘•el fr-r 1 rnUroMiv an I muipplnc ' ‘^ ', 'KuU<t. i bey . on eartH II Id man K.-hooi at boa*wiH.*i. Fior. C f iher lu.noi iMr^JimcnU tndiy Apwlar hi.i.ln The miaerablo oi.1 man la C. Y'J »"y duty to kill them. iad H i' .*■ • ‘ "*.Wa id ; .ii.Him r strvnu- Bartow Ml W *" I*, i.a tired ' fur lha puf.Maibir, sentenced th die for ihoot-1 no place in thia wo » « d /. ou t!w ulaiiKirit. Tho Euafla boar i f . i.’ aralhc and r.j.ilpplna |ba lug the l*tr> who lea*ed him. 1 I In the upn>ar and r •it i Sox got their Drat real Ft. Lauderdale The Town “Crab" ,1 followe.1, old Marble i i; . . . Hi - i. LaBton yenterilay.' Ft. Myem Marble aged and nearly blind chuckled at right of r~ Ft. Pierre *a» railed tho “ crab" of IngrrshlL hmlle. and raid I law w A L O h , C iiilln * Island. Cal., ,!«li«**ville a community o f loo person*, jfvw pretlle.t ,ig»,t he ha i‘ - ••.—t*N’ lH—''iiio tin t ensue!- Ilaatlng** ni*»r from here. !n%«ne? No 4 JJ ku'* i ‘ub*' lamily wera cau<- ’ •‘•k»-nvl||o Tlu." boys liked to peatrr the old OW Marble In not • -’l nil*htT Jov McCarthy »omo tity 'Teat * rcclumr because It made him' an- 1 **Y '•»» doctors. So *: utvn today. Gabby Hartnett, Miami * r-ri. . . . | who know* him. \ {-*PPy J*»ck*top, and three Orlando TTiey took the fruit fj-m hi*’ "They killed my do i'ie* suffered minorInjuries »W a c o !« ;i!iff yeaterday’a fielding prac- Knnfonl T*mna --------Titusville fAKELAND. Fla.. Mar. 3. — ' — . — r " / " “ i* wti am; i, IFI|. Honda numbered 41 to t*. M U in­ clusive. for li.aa*»« oath .ball u* duo and pa) at.U on Juo I. l.<|l, Honda aumbarad IT la 4a, luik no rluaiio. far lt.oaa.aa.raib. shall bn nu» and pafanU •n «hii> i. i » u ; lt..nda i.umi^rod i i to it, t„,tu in* clem *. for ll.aaa.aa . u t , ahall i.a «»• MJti'l* on July I. 1 * 11 . Thai Ih* i>Hncl|tal with |h« Intar* oat Of alt aald bpoda aimIt ba MB) . ablo at tba National I’^rl flank. In th# Oily and tttat* .,f Srw V«rb: and. in; it r r im iK H itntoi.VKtt that 'a t<portal air. lion I-* tl«ld !n and tnroualiuut aaltl Hiwrltl Taa Hoi. for fkrn.Md i.iBtriot N.> I -. rKaui noi« M at* ».f Ktmnc tVainlv. riot Ida. <o.|<l I'tairlrt ha* .tla <OafT ■bn *<•*■ kiion n aa .--new-ml Hrti., .1 A t;te.alV \., filatrlrti. in arc rdaare wuh law. t • T 'V. 1..1 U T \ -t*f*rmln* ninth, r or n.t tbrr* A" Huperlm,,JL abnll l>* " » * J br MlJ r*7 siruciln atK, / itrnn ,| U,.triri No. J. band* ba nr». •f »“*ru f I'ltlM for In this IW.ulu l«n; and w ilh o M A tlm ■ « tt K**,lT»»»m iu;mV6vV!u:. Attoene) a fnf That Hill llaaoluiloit I-* publish*.] a Frb. | « » ' eu<t nayabl* >.a Jul> 1. i»a*i 14.,iota it*ml»i*<| t| |a II, u,th inrluslt*. far 11**0 *ar|i. shall h* Uo* auo <>n July l. ijia ; lluoUa numl.-r. | i j t„ || rl-.iv*. for M ***** B,rh. .hall a* do* and p«>al,l. ..N Jal) I. 1*11 ; Hoad* usaW rol 3k In 1*. l~.«h In. rluaiia f .r Ii.ppapo ,ark, ahall k* <lu* > 0.1 pa> at.!* i-n July l. i pii; ll'.fota nurnl-i. l JJ |« H, hou, |n. rlo.|*» for ll.eaa.aa rarh. Jkall be do- aril rarabl. ..n Jal* l „ l » 4I; H.>n*la pumIi. » 4 1 * |„ 1*. Ion. in. clu»lt* for H M M *ar4i. Shall ba nu. and pa.aMn on Jal* I, tail: iu.nl* rximhrr.U li t.. »x. |.„||, |„. ttliied pill ■Irian* recoinlia the - luall*, for II •<•*.<! aarh. ahall b* ” pimple*. India and lua and par aid* on Jal* I. 1* 1-: Moada numbered 31 u n , both In- Mhrr *kin eruption* a* being an In■taalr* for f !.*•**« rarh. ahall ba airallon of an abnormal condition lu* aad oar all* »n July |. Ip4a: of the m lem . This H why so II nja oum’- r - l aa a« many thousand* have been con Med for ll.adeea rarh. shall ba to i m tbrmielreg of these unrighU «••*«! ptvslil# «»n Juljr |, (M f; r ll, mi* n« inh*rad ST to II. bath la-. ly bleralibet and Painful annoy* -Iml** t r I I . *• rarh. ahall 1*1 anee* by taking a Amis* of h h s . |.. . oar ahl* on July I. I*lk|| Tou owe II to ) ourself to »yy 8 8.8. lU.nd* aamharad ** ta 4*. both In- 1 II help* .Nature build up red earlw«l%*. for 11.»*» Aa rarh. ahall b* POKir* || improves the prneegars ior and p d aid* •n July I. |*|». ' Wo,Hl *• nourtahed. "on.•* -.urn*, r\ hath lr- n i It if llmr-lrted and reliable * uallr. for II.•*• ** rarh. ahall I anflervd fhun Impure Mood— •«» a lid naraldr aa Jui) |, |t;a: .wrik. und I had (<*»l *o raueh n ,* |. nuahrrnl II «* 41, b.dh In- I *•11 r. far 11.4*4 a • .anil, aliall kr Kelghi I didn’t look natunl I bad ptmple* and *a» also bothered with a Preainj^m ifui nrhe t terrlbty. J aii'i had bulla cue After anutber. iw.ii’ J ' ‘ • ^ . ‘Bfferetii kJndi *»w i i mi ti„ ; i; Ung along nM. «nd it rtirr.i A, Mvlan all weak and rus 8‘« to Mr* A*.s a am|(!l?i *n‘l mtkri nf aedkiu* •nd la prepared In a wi •» mi nf Fhlmgo and ITiiladrphbi, the noted exrrrt. will I * " * * ] 1* bd at the Agrbllt hotel, »nd will remain in Orlando Satur!o.v " n.,.v’ .V * r:h Mh 1rom > A. M. ' B l o t . M. Mr. Sewley any a: “ The Spermatic Shield will not only retain any raae of rupture perfectly, but rontrmets the opentti ae In IH .law*_At__ _ Furious Gales Plav Havoc With VeSselu ^ ^ s '^ u r s K S i S V *m. On Atlantic Coast lf H* ’»”*•ne“ « 'Fillip ( h.piovi, newm, ho “ Nipped o f heiri failure While t e L l l * *n,,w ° ;f ruff of a ». V 0 AfHIeilci* only holrfotj* ll rtul or i*vnthcti »a> to confer with Connie M»,k mingd at Madison fei; ( ■fir t * . 1 *l" * *'hlef complvint. i>. tonight when the it ninM^n.V ,**.nU Work ntdy heavyweight rha " a* . nut just a few innings. .Jfl*h Jack Shu key n n i m - w r „ i . '~ . .; rfifttrn round lx ut. r.HA,)LMTONf Ha.. M«r. a.— j The winner.will l , hav*‘ curtal1cdf Jim Malone}- carl, > • innrtbe. land the ultlmatlve I . Don’t Sweur at Your, . * f i s s f ° n R‘ V,,^ s * *'• No knots, no cross grained * sticks—juat bang up good ! crates— made just right-■ W« think theJbest crates* | Celery CrateN j | U«o Shinholsor’s Crates 8 and Swear by Them jj “ r,#Ck * l Gtr Arn i f l T Tully Man I M l caWr between N^w Votk Expansion O f American Telephone iandThe( hiv wgn which J ,* , romi>l*t*J IN » has W n .gterwled 17 s * t H And Telegraph Co. Shown In Report inIwnlv and tortheP ewniicn* uf'onr <n LD SOON BY ^ fnrv,TT ** M l ^abb plant .r e umi*, ww* 1 ^ e b b * m place at. tn NKW 'IH IK. Mar. X— President of talagknbc*. t.. th* rumpleticn of, M” ' “ * kmg ' G.rfut.l laflw* tha ideal and aim *mb l"»tailaium was rwtucevl hv "*»n sntea ftirt—, -----------ftirthcr "— aertute* tK. ^ J - wJ , fla c t7 h?+ +^ti rw,r* ,n4k“ i t f r n krvf T - l 0 ' J !bP ,h'Mn "ne day lwcto.rin» vrirrh.^.ec r ? i? ? 7 Uh' rl,jr’ ’f l,,nr <1GU!W* wreica - y J ' hat bean catambd t« Bm I \ ' 1 ' km M en*, a Telrgraph Company and ID A»»o- sU lM m new location. „ „ account •»r* U *’ " T, r 4,1 ‘"*n' *< toll and that ihte w r* ciatrd « impapla. as a tat#pb«m- o f tofewTlbare' move.. m.vre then k »*l#ph..n* calls are Iri. Angela*. b/nnw comnier.-ially avaitahi# I •errice f*r th* nation, free, to far JJWXUXX) ia.talUtion« s**n- mad* I *U,,JI*,I ‘ hrnugh r*M»*. *h**e cities In addltiM J"»PV . There *. IngvitabD *..n.c demand The average length nf tlm* t’„* trciiniis erTvm* or <bta}s, and pnal" fnr triepimn* Installaii ms m nut.t emaipbting toll latte fur »hc wbob Jr•w York. Chf<aga and 5 . „ , ,,m** «ny mw anvwherc Iving *vrtl>v"* that cannot lw met' Bystem >lurtog tbn year, imlu.Uo*.* in I'Vk up u tr|r"hone am tall *mmed|nteiy. -The numlwr « f such' I * ' M l '* " * —— ■*-, i , .. ^Mhll* a.iisirwhat *,-.»* from kobe In «n> one else anywhere rasrw that werv svaiting for openitnr l rh"N< wrvitr. (nlcp-stinr -‘evalott* o*e<d» of H.e (W|1 T.lnoh.Io* ( * W . iicar.v, (pilikly and at a ie«B«n»Uv waa teduetd 3o p*.- , . * 1. i aeparat* ; “ torim, I,,,-,, which bare gm S B r , out their rfsewtvh and dkvrlnp-C ’ he IW?I 11 . " ‘^ ‘ l ' ,r” ' Vh." y*a" ^ The guai.-y of tube iiansmb- ^ t e - l 'in ^ th /* ^ /? !^ ^ rant ofr ,outb*rn k S f i S r a ^ K I , **"• f r ,n ,hr *U honors bst night iabb^h is wac*in p" * l"*,"«nr bctvraep "Kid" Victor}- over J,.- Sl^ran v «y. - I 5 7 U.W’ W 1* * "V ou .g " 5fh*f!’ Jin>n'a' W,,h* Norwood. kbwsrt tu r n "straw? n th* I V W» mory thl, nason. Alien w « cri AV * WilJW •« tha Mock or decide a |mlnt In am dentl,- tadtr wrap, throughout th, I’ n d r d s l X iiw manner that wouU get h n iod .a ’ .X>. I At the ctuaa of six rminJ* of •cGnit. Tlve alow, wearing pr.s , . rings || nut for him, even -w .crapping which made the fans I LAND, Ha.. Mar. X —A u to ;any of thr'tpcrd he i •- -pl.t ihe.r stay* wdh Uughter. with thous.ixli . t %take. kntarry-v !• race, are to he |»e‘ a . Uhnls was awarded lb* dn isbu •g»«tu*Kb Ln tb* Yoluria County Fain Hbvan carried the H J',Jr N orw «d Kinlaw was bit to kds. on the afternoon ni |adversary daring tbr is i-ard hP w a . whi , r ht), trom , hft Idcy. Atarih Id, uhder the a u -’ in spite of *i,nv* l*«-U Mjw Van Wie Iamhus n *5 I'V’kad »* though he I of the DeUnd Elka C4uN.jin the thinl The r* In East Coant Meet Jl landed at least tw* .art .<f every fpotorv-ycle races drill be br-JIhe namuuk* of a tk r- .3 1,W . while keiud, l.,r.|e.| ntK,ut k Bvcmbcm yf the Daytona 1 lure igoat of th* tint *T, A l'G t’ STINtL Fla., Mari h i /1 ° r •*'*• fwrregUge. L Sanford and DrLand police ••» the weather, an,] 7 ,7 " * * 2 : toWphnnr, An addiH.vnat trwnk ,ovA ^ „ U l - t t N H f - M I .. Mrglrtia Van B ie. >f| 'Vlllir SDvan'I^othrr of L For the auto raws the rn- lk* •«r J s , i , ,n!7 r Ito* war cm p lH .d tTv it , joung Chicago aar. burned more t , fought a f.-ir r»und hk!tir with h.* date are Jack Reed, in u ^ 7 ,1 . 7 , , Fa<->IW h a « t In IKn .naking a » ninnfiMp thdin nr*r today In t*« > • Ted s,m«. ..f Til,,wills, lu stan the kmherg Siycial; Paul Mrrit*. total nf Ih.ew such M r . nnw In op. - -how . it was all right w. ft, «s It riwnRriiti^n In ih* FloiVb Kati in H rm lL r'^ r, T Fronty; Ralph Uavi*. in a ; went.* ’ v 1 ’ r® **», w s ^ u ii gi4f champion,) c T- K. Uloun, ip a ChryaU r -.7i • ° y nl> . *"• P>r‘ - ••*• Amen, an TrW|8in«w and Trl„ . ‘ ” '• FR KII.I.KD l-I Allen may |w seen herr against tolbwing bar cillery in the fir»t Of the rear waa l 7 N7 i,xhi P*s. Mill*, io a Silvrrtown • j Norwood „n n ^ week’s shosf. tound Jeatrrd*) over MnC IV. I. There has been definite improve ’ tance tahnriij f^ h i*!***! ’ i t f h ! ’ Cmripaity amount in c t.v w CARMARTIIt N'SHIRE, Wale*, H- w I- Wrimer, in a Curti* Mirrli. r u f Da tro|w>rt. law*. *«n d 4 p ii " lit, in n Chevrolet; Joe '» *1 *xchiivge* " ^ 7 ^ J S T a ,,,l Pr. ^ * * * * * '* * * J «• t e n * Mb* 'a n b id tatbv plays tin , Th* number ur exchange plan th* dcper>.l«»*liVv uf Ihr ir ln T J , ' n , ■ rh»nia*. fanmu* British rasing I w « Ilojek Fonl; and Harold Madg* Miller of Drlnilt who dyfrai k , in a tThrvrolet. J Vi Mmt Wm* "■ •ervlte. f,.r it it unlikely f ‘* *»tP‘ * « » m n i o r U l . was killed I slay while ml Mr*, r, M. Slwn of PtttaBMnib. l7•m" irovrl am! antdsihg feature ^ » n y tm e . that any sl .r^ »<uU h U r r S *rie- trying u eatohlvsb a new-w^Wt ew I up. Th* average tlm* frvim the re- ss-reiva on all three ||na, .t 7 l’\.w** •"'“ '^ • t o d uv cacvl far .peed on uk. namtihg ft * “Junk ,Car Bare." T U Mis* Maureen Omitt nf Englr. rrorlpt o f re<|Uetts tor intsalall ’ •» KkfW-1 twaen ' ' tk *mi I nndiwt. . sand,. r~ ™ *€ ) rot to .-xtcsvl $60.00 in value wm«»d. N. J„ woo from Mr*. J. II lr must be willing to aell at . V. r r e i t t S ^rue at th* end o f the race in that no “ringers” may enj The rule* a m :. Two lap* . ihn ugh th« mvigk'dry system to Carding atari, motor dead, ' i X T r l f !i f» Handing in front o f his B b w M s . A s r y l T o « U s I A l ) . j R id ’ tarts on aignal from star*. t v a ’i-T*. , ’S IK,rU E xp ert have signed with th* Athletic* f.r Iwh <ar runs on* lap, stops 'J h o T h in ks S lu g g er C’®uW * » « . ik>i with a fio.tmo honu* and irt nf he judges’ stand, shutH ave A dded $4C),POO M ora tor Uo.Ooo ft«t. which iff motor. _ Drinks bottle of ■ --------|bn» eiactly the way lu speak of Inrk. 'ijtg&jpofvr and finishBy DAVIS J. WALSH " ‘‘ ‘ "J M motwy. International Nesr* Service Snorts , “ “ msby wa* wafted out of SI. Editor °" sving* of . Ballyhoo NEW YORK. March 3*— Far be L7T **rn tovnred It from me to throw g lot o f garlic I * ,h’ ►?* wili^geif4PJ)80 this *««. In • man’s cuatard but the infers >*5i ** halm fur hi, great mental •nee i* inescapable today that |,nd mn7 l r‘t,,r* 'J- MtGraw ha* George Hrrmnn Ituth. the promin- £ 7 ° ! * . ‘ torn wimui.g iwruianu ent (Hainan, signed Well enough L, 1 l,nJ*r**«,>d the giants value nf winner. •F flrirt heafi,' rst a#d second money for but not too wisely when he agreed L‘ f ! T r’cr* M m5 r“ * l’ r •* cvnrthr to terms in juat on* half hour with LTI®0? * >7 *r: T*1**’ “ I s°ur*e, b |*>ve*4 An effort will nlse ull of reaterdajr'ii 34 nt hla dl*po< *7. rak* " w •h*t *• -r t» establish a new diit Ml. I don’t think there b any , £ 7 "* “ "d one o f the icon! f 6V th* De Land treck doubt that Georg* or Herman or stockholders o f the cbh. both o u ld have dose better th a n '. » Ueorgv Herman wiU be nbl* tin* $70,000 a seamn he wa* grant- 1 “ *" *xi«tKKr aomchuw, Met Champion «1. At the name time, there I* even I tof t<*af y ^ *und* a* th* highest salaried man in baseball and th*y lar^l^ ^fosed Oyt '■ • -------------------- ------------1don't pay them with abort change -i * » — . Ito th*t racket. /fiC A C II, FU., March 3 *puerr‘ l However, it is my understanding rhe; boy i hamiiion nf the by Coen ‘ *to" ” «■ *'Htoa before h* aur that, with a little more Jockeying. On« of the factors to C* * ‘ ^•ktoaL lb-year-old 'Vllbur w m u n . TOU *„ I !7 , " “ “ to •»**• raised CgWnlPin' derr-.it' 'in id tt.h l iu ? l_ 7 lr th« * •• toast $404100 K“ h**n th* «*W«prwd ” 7 7 **1' r ,* "1|r • to < W fr i* M a quarter of found .of the South Florida ilirri^liw .id iirnculty winning from FriU Ba*a million for thr full corn r e d . fJItV ''Uinip tennis touruament diffriwnc* •» feu v^jlwd a< ) Omaha. Neb. —An aatoundine tormer hoo*br rham -; many a stud pbyrr, he .iidn’r *UV Utr. perfocm aacw a n d - r p c r a n c c b e tw e e n jceu on the flamingo court* Idl-’ plon. 8-J, 8- 1 , and will meet Francis long enough to win. m K o S 'T mn<™ M i s . H v . t 1 "**. totor* he had extendM :4ik fit* *'bb tor autaa to run 180 anllea an iny Hennessey, former In- eh im n L , 7 7 7 * *■“ «*"• tor rxampnb. what •t*k» ttempion. to three rhampion, in the semi-finals Fri» Charley Hers aw wawM i h i e - il .s * * «M *» M t -iS S -o -S S S iS flt X T tio ? . (■ a d Mfmsinis) g •*•*- Hoaneaey won, 8-4 day. Hunter eliminated Robert I wffh the ^ >' •’ MOM tlart starta th* toliiast motor latt«eD4«r*iy riantly lu any weatbar. It a|oa -t --------- 1 trmovea and erevenu <arb*n, rllmpubUc Ka, liUcuvered tn the Chrv*lce “ 5 ? g C lullrircj, wllh ampI# «*e*t •pwrh plug trvublea, save* m e n tio f progreMlveticre In such striking ct.n•.•C y* ■"•I'Wpelre and bngthrn. Ut. fam ily seating caparilvt ■«|8<W o« in favor o f ih . -• u' ■'•dor. Many user* report 4* M oh air plu»i» uph ofateriafi ^ r^ S sz I 'M ; t r ir s ? - S .M T? .S rH"** I J ST — -Ji -r RECEIVED * W ! s 9 s 3 & E f f S 5 WALSH BELIEVES Overw helm ing Preference r*gf- '6 7 I e“ n|4r»rd ags<a*t Ihr p m of aay ar web tret* with unde.. V ' " ' ; * * ,* * " • tea* where the lamp U aad not .h e r* the opeale/ ----I. eowpllcwtloii* nerr*. n hV ‘locumruta from the I r*lt*d Mat** Government, W a n 7 7 iV ' **i j " ,or I"*P^'lon< He » II t* rlttd to demoflateau vrith' e „ t eh.rw- or fit then If desire 1 1 Buriness demands nrevent elooj "tog i» any other place tn this acctie’*, V II—Everr statement In this »e r ifW before th'For 1 rouliin't eni. ..m.y kCL'’* ^ «nd Stale Caarl •Inmach was *.■ weak. } la Kerlsi. milee for Adlerika Aft* rew ;, Horn, office, 117 S’ . tV.irhom •hwee. I began to feel bet ‘Kt., Chi. ago. now do roy own housework.1 1- A. Austin. • I*. H. Fraud Wandag, Because A.lelrika acta upon Hew? re nf traneient impo«tnp BOTH upper and tower bowel. It e ho imitate and pirate the wnni'n* rue* the Jystcm a REA' or my ails ind c*'*n »U * attempt ‘ tog. and clrars out ok to de.-rnc tha public. which usually rause am stomach, arn n u tirw , * neaa, headache Just ON full stop* GAH. and relie Hanger tMgwal RrtinrJ full, bloated feeling so By Tenn. Man. Want* Othrr* ran cat belter and *t*ei better, Kve»i If hcwrlt move daii •hunch. Duoirille, Tenn , ika bring* put much a ig Does Own Hosuework i n B ' Von 1 ile tong N on - .And So In THK IIERAU) K DAV, The New* > ou’ve Waited For Will Provo What Kot s Said— SAVK YOUR M O N EY! ! ! - Jacksonville hatricrinTTn; 5 % ir'vH’ W flr.d /rom Jo« »"'i Gcorcrctown to BoweB. savlmr th» tuwtk.*. r * # llu ,v n ’ ih 1 ''. r A ' rrndy f„r training jA X i n i A , ! r' **’ • on*>' Indian un- l n c* T .dittiMJor today Is “ Sherry" O* !• oi^,*TTHtcbar. I to I* reportoj . W out for a high, r salary. t HABl.Es J/^K LE ST O N . -S. March 3. ■*'**ffP-Purn*. ihic.l Uw Anwri- —CV -1 •a r. I—Goorgel own ('ollrgo «f ' »"' wt valual lr i , K'rltirkv l**cn»eil I today a* the f, r I'JJ IWd season, by* Wc i " '’' ark ‘ hors*’ in th« Southern In KilTitg«| captain o f ib j tribe, h r cilb ria fr > Ihletlr Associatlo i -rag1* tournament. N 'N ANTONIO, Tr*.. Mar. 3. The- dlsj* ., | nf M sriisliinl C«|. —Becauiv, »• I'P*’- »« the tune of l| |„ #g- dls(in t threo du;s P'»v ng rm«btlbnatform in *11Ml m,mnr!Jln' ‘ ‘ h' Choc’Aw champion*. iMi morning. I hip aflcrnorn Ihr OeorgHown *! 1 } «*’ " • /* '»J,I tfrki.. Furman Un£e>*l|y I 0-1 o f George J (inwnrilie. S. C.. this will b’ her who la In- t jr.’nan’a debut in the tourney. / tdh'klaoa i*ch. victorover Wof. a M .c i . rUrda^y * 6?Liurrraity . ‘ ? 41 ‘ cor»w 'Iwhich a., Mar. 3 .-- In* Mercer nuint, owe which ijc- downed Birmingham Southern 3d U ' ' •’ b>; •’V.rt.klng Ihr A laU nir Ath * tic* Irom uni |*ad In the ireond half ■ • on th* dlaChattanoooa will be in .hr flm.r ! , tonigUl, « favorite over SS FI. u . , Charijeton. having h M*r- Sown «t| PresbyteriamevdtiBgb 47 tn 5, K*’’ »«,<I:y norrari. Winnhg 31 awaiting th t 3-. from ..m lic n college, will 1*®**®* O '? the CitAduj radet*. THg^ANFQHD HKHALI). TltrUSliA V.\MAUUI 3. IM7 KoaJtic* Now is t P—S4MBBSlu rsnmd + * —BB—wiewar *f ta.w M psnui. RvHidence Loans —on home* ocruplprl iiy owner* and l.vatnl in wx t *sn Ilona uf S anford t A DOG was rrotslng Drool with a bone in his mouth.1 okingintntlie 'Uextn be saw, as he su| used, another clog with another hone. _ »ese$hgt also he tuade a artap atTt, svf>ni loand beuold Ithe bone he was carrying -T fu in Utbiatr.| Bttcbtl ileansrs |tw Nadder at rpsom aalta do the low. H*. It la not a patent medicinr The formula I* on th* bottle. Th< tablet t co4t u cent* each at div: K' l,,r, lAhoratory, Mechi t t W . OkW locally at Hou "HI *1 A Atwlrrsoo Drrug Co. :tiutiljf v very sUsuio a x i* W $ lf S, i Warns have 'A weak Act before hot weather com A C A L L at o u r dik piay r o o m , a w orJ (torn L y o u , and to m o rru iv y o u can h ave Friftil* sire in y ou r h o m e . A n d from thar tim e on you can forget a b o u t refrig era tion . Y o u *•.,!! N ^ - v - k lUwawOd-. . . rZ /S Z «mw*4» tkMU , n, t-kr. Ue* en tirely ttidcpcndcnt to**'*** w * *• <r madkal l i a a i Come tn today. See rbc Frigldaire frost-cod how ir works— how it preaenrea the fresit* ncu and goodness of all foods—how it fireeac* toe cubes for table use—bow ft makes delicious frozen desserts. kmb Ik- InlLanl m a b n a ti tad in, .to ki*k aMdicsl sailkdkie* at I >be citawwlke lias agowie* l«t totowwghaa^dcaid.aadHb., of o u ts id e ice m p tty !mlf! 1tISOW THREATENS TOURNEV r*l •*^rt* M^twrw''tdJyl^Th^ Your B U I t o i Sanford Avenue at 10th St. ', ’ Insuranre DURING THE l'A,ST6 DAYsS IN I Hold Your Breath! The Outlet’ll Invest Your Sayings in $7 Preferred Stock oj Whirlwind Fl o r i d a P o w SHOES] SHOES! 8H0KS er & Lig h t C o m p a n y »*— ii. - la Uahi C wapaa^. INsMtfd «*eri Dcpa. M W . I Iw^., klarb X ia U aw«wa$ year «aeai/w*aati) • * MEN’S S l l l i m SPRING COATS _ { case wrJswkat copy to b -k totw ih a f •M*,H*m«7e a * f7BrdlitTtd $4*>k *r $ ik rfea^ va* j i Hunger signal, ■iJcoJjc: ihsM. |swJ h»ll ia a* sic—W(r>*ct camans dot 116 Magnolia Avc, $? P-rlntnf Swab A Substantial Jeweler in a SubaUntUl CHy" 0 fl 3,170 la 1838. 9 t . . Clias. T. Fuller Motor Co $ 1 0 0 0 Has Been Saved Money ILuU* I W im C H K Y S U R . ttCT WE AfiE WRITING DOWN FACTS! -F R ID A Y - Cut <wt B d J a k d n sip w ia tatilar stock w Sue uvatgbaa t a d b r a •I ibiw.1 treail-a Ctewmal.^ -- - M•'***• RtnuflMk inllart*. 1- a O N L Y reath-Taking News i .SHOCK J^Jtokljl atlba} k »j*th*s *al A K all tb prepare for ^•idrat raw^h* sal cwlds lead ta •to"*** iiwUn Vast aea x*p ik ,„ » « t t T TciHAKJgURD, I l i J l ! ^ F L OS *L ** R ID A into thewater Crate Manufacturer 4 COIX'LOUGH REALTY CO. . tunV to the bottom. S. 0 . Shinholser '•to in. i tnco beginning a car*«r whose •»«• toll* in the south ' / 7 k ' br.11Us,!t0 *• today UtmquaU^ .nd Fonwll. had rig Inch*. of tnom th# when hr asked Marshall to pm ***l fnwkiug temperatures w«r.of ax> tray the role of Joe Brook* In tlu wportad in Macon and other fruit V .f ' w 2 nH!l »*n °5, of ,' r *W in ^ ' V « rowttor renter. In Georgia. GrowBtliien, Marsh*II gladly consanted. Ills •** •• ■ rule, welcomed tba new* i S Krf* InaUnUneous, and b* that annie ut thr crop may ba kill iial W I ramalnad in plrtunta sine* then. br »h* f r o « a* tha crop tin. ** Matoiudla, rtlativn ed^ *; pruUMy will ba twice Ue i •?.7 .ln t*10 #bow business. Rlrhai J ^ '. “ ',» the world's market it lr S S S - j V u "/ •« His cousin, and Martin H id mara.i, it lr lbo tomoua arenariat. It l Gradually rising temparatura. , , b i war* forecast fur all ovpr the •a by Tully plays an important mie in »°»*tb today. , J t; | tb . IHarefoot Boy.-* David Kirkv, ^ . ------- l wood a charming picturisaktiop id ^ n,Jt Grog Damaged IK J‘A " Greanltef WhlUUr’s |>omn, , afiHTHERN PINKS, N. C-M ar. if l r n *u m *i.,,ubI ,Kown •• Kcniln«w ly Peach ami I l K a o b High Hehool tonight In two ,rUj. ,5?°** ol (h* North Carolina j shows, 7:80 .mi 0.30 o’clock. . ‘ ••wjhllU has been wriously dam- S2.1MH) |n tn.iioo POMPT ( IA tutsn to tn? * Sanford ' •■ ‘ I mile* in S ictu n vk ; 2$ m ile* to tlic.galLjcv m t Frigidaii^e in your ho each night. Burning waa almost uttbearable. Passed much blood %nd pw*. Had no lasting reault* until ••king lithtatrd buchu (Keller For • , .fe*1 100 P*r "■ • Wrier. My friends say; “ llow murh'bettri took. ” Will u n o r write m f Tk • . . --------I f " l *rljr •**! •«*1 r ^ r a t in g o f the Sanford- ' ,MS w“ » •>“ « nlpeteen . Keno*I Cl>tt> nt f.onewnnl I kJtiportqJ the 1 HI 'h***hr el »el Ja*t night fal- hfi’1 «*n the go.*) w t pfl •' th" *«rn'’ «I po*t|Kinemcnt ’ " 1 " end the ; .•' » ° f greyhound rare* | I**3 « » d 1010 f«un< 1 v u '’ i , •enthrr conditions,. •••h such world fam , Y E * *’ " h t •cross thr track n4 K- H. Southern. I '0 mitre and m ore an h o u r CnecK *7NO| Sedan >H to (Utassrwwd Akm«) • twmu liJswi 4tttM•!• - ! . '*•*! •» get up 10 tn 13 tlmr, I H-is: Race Meeting Here Fa? « f At I,on.<rwood Stops a?A..>iwWL; OwingTo WeatherrjtStg&Z C oupe *?$0 *750 (Rwaib S o E,nn> V#n‘a BimIi *U>ih ahtrtt Juw mW • Keatbfc breed- All akbto with relbr* plain white tud r«b*i. Juat right fnr «*r b i t reef a( W* t o a brg* a*brei.»a wf , luaLt. tuaic with e « e t i H r fur re nad -sri rr* withtssn fur *u|Ure. I Ikruaxhout with good grad* rre-; rktn# Ulask aeii* real* with ar*> i M l u a had ,thrre with whit* fur Linwl -Ilk , I t«*gr da *bu*. .. . u— _ �— .''*V■* • * i^CHKOliir tu b -^San ford Herald I rrrtr a ll m M i Lawlessness At Longwood ' S A N F Q itn Poems For Today h e w a i . i ), t h i k s i l w . M A i t n i a. 19 27 Here’s Where This Bird Gets Off |;\" rir<»( The reputation of a city or an institution is like a man's; without it, he is nothing. Jf a business house becomes so*. LADY BTRON** fARSWKLL ________ _____7 Maiirr, careless of Its credit at the bank thnt it allow* its notes to i YeUFan-well-farewell forw rr. -Jr“*i*VlrT ^cceme ovcruuo without payment,'it might just as well close Thou thyself hast fixedourdoom 1 *n*r. ' |Us doors before ill-repute, becoming generally known, force* BAcJe hopa’a falreat blo*»amwither, fituTOR, u, t0 d o *0- If " city ,H>rmits within >u confines Ia »1m m I . -Unfa7rWn?- 0 ,6^ ^ ." I t m. 2u MAX corn pM,-t thou , BJ. “Forgive?” to ________ MAXISAO I'lt Of any kind, that fact .will soon Income broadcast, and people I r . J O t K I , M i h i I h i K 4 lfa r ' will avoid the place not knowing whether murder, rape and 'For the wretch whose wile* b«. No less n mnn than WJlgallM the*. ) I w a U . ■ ■ a la M 'a p l a w t r a m t - plunder might also l*e tolerated. w . a a h w r t W a - l a t h . l a i n a a * Warn Shakespeare said ;■ ■ “ llfia i Im W * . r m lila a I r ia a a a a n tw new . • n a a lin U a The purest trcnaui c riioi ial times afford iShort the «jmcr which time had r a ir I k t a u a l w e e * , O a llr w r » la sjHitlesa reputation: that away, ! *,vrn . , I a lt I t * I r a A la c e .r n t a u# I M t a . i w m M. T h # t. n . t . la r«p # * 4 a l-Me,, ar, but (Ohd loam or „alaual .lay. ; BjrT;„^.71^S r t f l f h a t la r l» H 4 a aa4 tla -a * a , .K la r a . K U r M a . II H tckdla A u a ii. Call the Willard h Men—\Vc reehnrrt* u pair nil makes of R A Y BRd J 71,00tU>wdW w,n ■ a n a f h a a A lla a a i a l r w llfca a l n a a l . _ | I aaaaa la atth. I a slot A Bad Time For Disarmament [ a chan I Tbo k lot* 1 would n W*nt F “A tarr.nl, -Trilm,: aline.'t big btacca ara bringing opU to Sanford who are much of us If thry gh on a train. „ ^ temsr saved Is a panuy ys tho New York llrrnld uffrrlng good adviau to y bu»tnr.M huusa. Whan ....fit Careral Uutlor nrrlvas In . Rhangltll tliiirral Sun will prohub. I ly advIsoUtsrxI.all t'hang to tall it f- to the Marines, m | - . w a ----- — Romrona U>ld us tharo warn jf pigs down at LomrwrxMl amt we .thought ha meant a now addition to the^poultry buslmt.s but l#ur ‘ «rt found out ha meant blind pigs. — ?-------Governor Martin Is being awamiwd with applications for **B<*b" Eaton’s Job. It wuuld scam almost If thers were some utwinploywent In the state. . o --------__Jf the L’ nlvrreity of Florida Is to < nlabi Its* poeltion among tha ling ii»t yilayas of the South, It t raecivr udp,|uala apptt*prlnmust freth the state Irglshtturs. B Tko’t nrt prowl, but mat ,,k m* fUcing it., If ,* not illegal hut. m F T f 2? Hymn. , (U „J t» n tt.r wlmt the o a s ^ n . hosting 1 frr,t* nly W.'U mi I've a bri rt ns proud a • <hlnp is JHrir.il amt Without .« it c a n n o t b* ItermU « l to operate next year. own. exist. 'tU* grncia! deaire of the unless tt dip* down In its pocket to tio't to love, but hard a* Iron futthrr subsidise certrin newspj. President Cooliilgc's proposni/t fur tt three-power confer­ When contempt I* on Its throne. city thut-, the Jmkcy rlub should dorirtg the J eat wan due to . ***!?’ . . , , .. ence on limitation of naval urmunumti rectiyv" analhur jpet- It jl fatvw'etll I'll nut upbraid the**. t,print, two Ih nys; f.r-t that the nun who ,hp.*,lJ' {."r NeVet, n«ver wish thee ill.' t f thp Miami Jmkpy club during hack tho other day when Great Britain accepted, but in-such qlrhnl tho thv erimes have bo* invc i,*d their money lit the the IS day* hared upon Ut> total­ polite terma that it tvua tinduraltKtd that tn1thing c’ uld p6s- W made im.,,.K |>U |,t k) peh.-tbili|nti<in fob. me. |f-ih*tu vo**t. I** hap­ loving tho buirh.tne be nlloWed to ing i :(K>*P00 dully or an average of slbly come ofit. I'Ynnewnnd Italy had alftadjK’TtmUncti the py Still. let >.er tlutt in-lam ent, csjoi ialiy u little more than f-IJjlOfi lurrace: president's invitation to sit in a flvo-|ioyver tonfercncc. Jj days .it 5.100,000. .. a* it on* certain th.it raring The administration's purpose in this nutter Is nnst | ItA I.rn (I'ronoincrd •’ lla fc") Would Le the iuaj< r attiaclbin to -~.Tn»<-,ut of to |>cr rent l,.’150,praiseworthy and the entire country an well ns the p*-oj>'c of touiivis ituriiq; (he (om U c year; rH*i).. Th,- ali..v,' figurrx arc very con. (pruarHiB-rd "lla fr’’ ). s*(»nd, that the Jockey rlub would other civilized nations nro ready t t cpmmend Mr. (.'oolldge tlatpli tervutiw In other tvnrds every 10 what ? tn alt td th*-*** wiutcr*. do its utmost to ruttfine Itotting tr> for id* mutivi-3. Armament coastnictlon is exceedingly No O r has t,dd you hi* nnmi'? day* of ra- iug ro»t* in actual cash costly and at a time when m:»st nation* are daggering under Ralph t* a goblin who llvra at the the id st isix track itself. ’ t» »o;’|dy the machines 9300,000 While th* city m l ii t s that the ,0 (H,r „ „ t u , h(( u U . prinlcr*., sn already heavy burden of tuxation. it would be foolish, Jockey club, if it lives up tn « tmt- out fT.r the machines, Home one w W * always to hlamt*. were it not for several little items the President in hi* zeal Tliet is a heavy bill to be paid in Hr pats up tbo Ink and ho tip* up al agreement to n-trirt t.ettmg to weema to have overlooked. tho track and t*> conduct raring 4.* divs a - It represent* nctnai ca*h. the prt**«a, A few of them might la* listed as follows: Mussolini, Up m lxii the paste in unspoakabU* only during the height of the win. And that i, not ull. The bookmot e r season, Is in some way* an **• ker* take .till more, any e»timnte Sovietism or Bolshevism, Marshall Chang Kal Shck mid Gen-. mran*. > t to the city. ,* I means in- belay inq,, .cihki. ... | tral Sacasa, not to mention a few such minor difficulties ns ll(, tri(„ up tll0 (urt|ll*n (the l,T.U to permit t)„- J,-, key rlub to Jlianu | ,,l,tthly could afford the the situation In Mexico, the dictatorship In Spain or the tur-|__.nsuduUms -JapcH) exalt itself above thr general good, i if betting «ns confined to the race bulenca in Poland. Ucrmnnv is still an uncertain quantity. D^wlWcr* th« copy boy, smudges It must insist that hearting be eon- track and r&rirqf confined to the fin.il to tli# Irat k and ntu*l de- heighenf thr veanon, but not othcrtho pai*rr. “ confidence in.......... rta'i sta ' and no one is plucing too much Austria’s mand of taw enfntvement officers wise. The Jockey club would do , hility. As for the Balkans, one can always find trouble Tip* nwr the pail* till the floor is the ytlminatiun of bookmakers that well to mexsuro the temper of the I all sloppy. u rn l ilpemtlag W I I I l t l R V ffrAoly V r s i l v and and nofienly t u t n l v !»«■*•* f . - Is * thcra. Misplace* the galleys and loses the throughout the city. A rare trark town before It extend* tht) racing Yes. President Coohdge’s suggestion was very com­ reason this year or even opens next '*>py. m is an expensive thing for any corn- year. mendable, but he certainly those a most inauspicious time. While publishers worry and editors O* chafe Because o f the antler of Ralph Brain Fag WIGS AND WHISKERS (pronounced "llafe"L NEW YORK IIKItAl.li TKIIIl'NK -O - a winner out ° f tha field jntry club la worse than khinc. You wouldn’t havo ONE - DAY SKRi SANFORD L a UNDRj 819 W. 3rd St, thy heart wax taught ■tray.' Tlie Ilf raid is In receipt of, n letter reproduced elseTfca H r r a te U a w r m fc r r » f I I * I whereon this page, from Mr. \V. S. E.nt*miuger of l j o t t g ; M ' g d ll^ J I * **.*11 R a r r a a a f 4’ l r m l . i I - . . , an la lr a ia a lU a a l A . w l a t l a w ml l* » h - wood, in which It is stated that law \ioiatimis in the vicinity | fhnW ifs r r V u «-hV,fc"T»7>**«-a wh” rlfcl, of Longwrvxl tire hurting that city and are not generally bjh From my ann* why did’st thou wander 7 •»".» ! i#J" •#«* proved by the beat people. “Some of our bent citizens," My rmkormetiU why forego? fliP ‘ ’L .'-J™ !!.. I ‘ ........................ y ttjjM k j ■“ writes Mr. Kntzminger, "are figuring on changing their res­ e t * " • > * « » — . . w *.i ld e n c e 1 a n a c c o u n lo f , h w t, t h in f f . Ot too late thy heart who harrd. 01- too The Entzmlngcr's are among the oldest families in iximfv ,noon. to me. *tw . .a» shown TflURKDAY MARCH 3. 1927 wood, In fact in Seminole County. They nre well known to !Thf jTtoi'nown^’ ■no. HERALD riilTrO M S have altravs stood fbr law enforcement and the better things wn.pt in dream* of joy abiding ■■ W l im i la f i t r D M If in life. Ilioy have kept their reputations clean, unsullied, j On thy heart my hood haih lain, ■ ItlM tllM * a t r t f r r w .l r r n u l l I* I m C»— ■ and above reproach. There has never Iicon the rlightcst |,n BjF ,i’vr ■'’d ,ru‘h «°nfiding. util,. ”**r ran 1;n'>w n’ ■ N l n s l a a ml M L Jm h m m -lm tla n doubt among the best people of Sanford that the IhkI jwo- 1 1,1 *" t t v I mmmL lu u m llx ■•Mllf *r»r- pic of I/ongwood did not approve of conditions existing there. Th»l dark hour did first dlrcuvrr ■a Wwi.* ■ In thy *«ul Ihs hldmu* *,.a,r’. Hut It is encouraging to sec the realization, that actual til| « n i| «l mt W lM lif p r t Would thoip eye* had ch—id for rw fc—!•*•*•> 1 * 1, 1*. *>irtfc-ai harm Jh being done that city bv lawlessness, manifest itself. rver, . i The importance of the reputation of a city is so often lost N'aVr to wrvp Ihy crime aealn! j L — * ( V i u a i i i l n C h r s l. W M * l , l l r t «4 r l* » tMIlttlf*- sight of. A mnn may guard his own, as his life, hut tha ,But the impious wish, 0, liravan. good name of his town escapes his notice. Yet If anything w From thy iwonl* MottrdyWu, aal a*4*ru k w rlltl * . ___ in the building of a city ia of much importance, certainly a V n , I yrt would lira, O, Byrnrn For tha hnhe I’va bom for thaa. B18I.E VERSE FOR TODAY reputation for law enforcement is. A man, in this modern world of ours, may do question- In whora lovely features, tell me, • THE rEllFKtT WAY:—A* for All my weakness hero aonfass, procedure of rrOod, hliway la jerfactj tha wordof knble things and, by carrying opt the .proi>cr .. And while struggling tears permit lha Lord U triafl; ha l« a hurklario formation, ho excused, hut It Is impossible to send n ctf y me; i L 1u * r i f h.iniv «kr *to church to have Us linen clcanett. A city’a roputatlop All the features I ran trace— Sh. ° o V T J i *W r .S d 1which lionett and conscientious administrator* nya^lmvc lie whose image still I prixa— by u Who lha hllloreii feeling gives that grldath nu« with strength, and tojtcn years to build up, can l>c destroyed oYjjfj me. tnakath my way parfaat. iVulin IK single outbreak of Iswjussness. And u city * &fi4ir‘haji iilStill to love whan I despise. 30-32. low e<l a reckless clement to get beyond tm tJo»f for any PRAYER:—May wa IxJtd, ■triva raget and sorrow rathrf, to ba |tarfact aven n» Thou ura per- lengthy jicrlod of time, will find mi aimM)0 ' I jutirmountahle With When, our child’* first accents harrier when attempting to rejoin the rn\ j f lawful comfact. flow. muf#tics. l i I will teach her to say, "Father.’* It'a jpaat weather for golf; that Dut his guilt she ne’er shall U, if you are playing. know. ' Some Longtvwsl people have Iahjii overly anxious to RACING TO BE LENGTHENED I mourn and tomorrow build a city. They have had a misconception that the quick­ Whilst Wakes me from u widowed l«d. MIAMI POST What we wadt to know U est way was to bring the people there no matter to what On another’s arm my sorrow. which utM o f thaao Chlneia ganarlengths it might be necessary to go in order to do It. They Wilt thou feel, no tear will shed. •la la Ih f Gaorga Washing tun. The Miami Jockey Club 1* declar-' munity and Miami, in it* present have, we are informed, placed at the di*|>oxal of those who / ----------- ---------1 the world’s approval sought not ed to have under ronsldemtinn an ! stale, cannot afford tbo luxury ex-* Down*at Saraiota S they are dig- want such things, practically even* form of gambling d e v ice , When I tore myself from thee. rxtension <>f the raring season by>c*pt during that peritMl when the ^ing _l ffe^Soil. K l I . Thay better bacara- In addition to the ordinary thrills of 'hor*c and dog racing Of It* praise or blame I thought two s n i v The plan W said to 'attondaneo Is primarily that of visand .not go in too deep. and bootleg liquor. have lieen r >ncelvtd lwenure o f the , Itnrs, and not oven thon of book* not— The llersld has consistently been of the opinion that What’e It* praise nr blame to me? fei.r tluit the Jockey club would maker*, crooked and otherwise ar so prised, »o ,loved, adurvd, not he |*rmitU'd to hold it* meet­ allow,il to gnrner a harvest form If ydfc-.have any big m onay.BJBBi _ . Hdid i . not _ _____of these _______ all the people of ______ LoUgwood approve cohdi- lieFiom hi* heart my imagr drove; ing rust winter. Iw-ta of rlerka and other townspeo­ *”1, >,*k? tions and it is glnd to see one of them with nerve enough to On mv head rontempt has. poured. ple In the city itself. Bharkejji loo big and strong for B||j. ^ perhaps others will follow suit. Then the city .may And prefer nil a wanton’s love. If the Miami Jockey club extends The -L.aui Jockey club is exist-L * j he saved. Nobody wauls to llvu where lawlessness exists. n k me »ng op'’" i l n s u f f e r a n c e o f t h e city. J l * J ! T ^ ’n *5* * ? ’ I * 1? * ? • ? ! Pick: ' Soon 1*110XK 3.4 Two Amhonst College youths have been busy interview. *BALPII (pronounced "R a fe"): Im*. They clu ed the Ungwood doirj Ing Mich of tho iiitelligensia «s William Allen Ncilson ot *P«‘*fulNo one ha* ever said why— ■ksirount Of tho weather, hmith College, Ifevwootl Hrntin of the New York World Pres. Jumbles our beautiful type in the V»le. Ih’ Frank >talk Shout, they always hit upon frightful. Lrane, (,t nevieto Tobin, Butrd Leonard and Grontland Bico wedtftrr. Hope leas conclusion railed "pi". with questions such ns. "What style or writing did tho Debater of manners, eotrupter of ■ M io week Babylonians use?", "What is a coral?—a rontaur?—« Bun­ ig a whole w morals, W- Daytawa Is having Tha New York sen burner?— the longest,bridge in tho world," “Ilow of Ctal* °! HU gull# is the rause of unconnt. do Company ia there and Civic Oasra able quarrels; pools who Journey that kangaroos carry their young?", "What is u morganatic mar­ Inciting disputek about hour* and riage?", "Who was the ‘Wild Bull of the Pampas’ ?"; and find aotne excellent singway wages . , "Who in the leading authority In the modern school of phvthem. bull-headed' misunderstand­ chology known as ’Behaviorism’’?". Needless to say the pe’r- Withings and rages. Emittest denttst say* that wme centagos of correct answers varied greatly, but can you be The Apple of Discord—whole bar»eopl« rcls of tppl«#J— ^__ ^ j J * i r f u ! S ? d trnh Jic'** *! ono nnn ,’at,ed » IMtmnt. lie was H ob and tso, ■ ■ Thoughtful enough not h*»d Thompson, editor of the Bpok of Knowledge. Of course lle*ca*t* in the conclaves of bosses and chapels. ■l* • C u t that tats of people we ntav bd wrong, but our secret suspicion is tbnt anyone arc due to that ImI Aon^ bllYu any t««lh at ull. who bus crowilt-d his skull with information about, "the long­ All lookouts drnt waif, I W --------“ — est bridge tn the world" is apt to find his brain worn out strike* ar* fomented by The swinwr of tsuay’* heavy , Ralph (pronounced "K afr"). chtfcj'l’ ht in Madison PTtaie before he is through with it. ----------------------- 0 ----------------------J ^rill hnx» a mighty good Phone 174 .WASHING MACHINES sdo.oo Electric motor do*« ( Washing and Wrin|i« Easy ‘terms l« nJ F. P. RINES 111«t Situ ford nr. J. R. Vidicr See a Foot K|*eiali*t Phone 102 for apimihtnirnt At Lloyd’* Sbif Store TRY OUR PEANUT PRODUCTS I’ KAXUT nRITTI.K, I'KANl’T IIONKY H i Mil I’ KANCT SffJA It rtlATBIl, PBANUTB 8 AI.TKII WATERS KANDY KITCHENS SOI Sanford Ate, Milan,- Thrsirr I Two Big- Dollar Days Friday - - - Saturday A MOST COMPLETE LINE 01' Novelties \ ASiKS 1S0 \VI> t.I.A M SU A It I’. ( UOCKEHY 1H1NA ANTIQUES WAI.I, |*(M hh'lv LTC J U S T IN T IM E F O B Y O f 'K I’ A ItT Y — OR Earh Purchase Here Will Make Some One A >lu4J ____ „ Appreciated Gift . Mi-Lctdy9s Shoppe Sanford Cadillac Co. Recsnt dogmatic statements of caus*. h* says they ara decadent. two famous Europeans tiring anew Tan that b* the reason that cer­ to one's mind the puule about tain of mankind are addicted to thorn? We should not ourselves fashions in hklr. An eminent au­ have called them that. Amusing thority on TarU fashion* predicts maybe, sometimes sorrowful, and Phone I2l that wigs wUI ho w»rn by women occasionally, very occasionally, dis in the haute ntor b as a M-t-off to ttnguished. Hut decadent! Looktheir evening 1 <>ilot*, and one * c - 'ing at picturrs of collega groups cepta his woid al that of an expert taken in th# duy* when photngru without question „ i . . . was ----- young, one it surprised ■ ut question. "U'le. **» anywsy ( phy at are tbejthe luxurious crop* of bushy ., y. humann head itself, and if women |whisker*. veung men look ■ The young are to wear wpj» again it is but j staid, older than their y e s i», but HALL AND PENTLAND the wheel irf fashion Hinting, hardly tu-urotie. Decadence, mors*. (Vrlifird Public ArfountanfH Whether Iwwlgged, rnipiwd or over, implies some seriousness, and Income Tax ('oiwultantg shingled, man will still fimi women i It is wcllnigh impossible to treat beautiful. Hut when It comes t*»(thr whisker solemnly, at least in 8 . G, GUAY, ltr>idepl Manager mtms hair one is up against a dlf- . print. The very word has a romPkeo# W 311 First Nalismal llank Bldg ferent problem. -Men ran hardly |leal sound. One can speak of mus. "• abused If wearing long hair lathes, of t«e*rilv, with no unlwcom-1 ™ and beards for an aesthetic end. |ing frivolity, but when whisker* ~ -—- must ■ hr — — -—» v reason. ^r•. ■I% lritjv 111 Therr artol^r dime in 44 at the dope (In a literary Mussolini haa D-fused to allow I aonoe. RALPH (pronounced "U afe"),that “ “ *be “ it '* usnderstond gravity A Word For Our Youth • his Fascists to wear whisker* be- flies out of the wladow. deserving o f curses-Tito modern college student Is actually a better man No one ran measure our wrongs!— titan itis father wua at the same age, says Dean Mendel! of llarbora a Philistine hnirvd of verses, Yak. Talk of modem youth’s wildness and wickedneaa to (50 TO WORK, EVERYBODY Msdrigsli, and songs. CAIITKIIHVII.I.F. TU ISU NK-N KS, the contrary notwithstanding, college hails have a more Hr puncheslyric* a statu* and give# It wholt some iitmusphero than in the good old days. ' th* slaggvrs: Ill-member, when youth comes in for its punning, that Blip* in a few asterisk* * * * * dol wee So m>0 i weeks ago, wP published ably true -o f th* kind they want. the incases which the world has gono through in the last lor s’igns 9 9 9. daggers an ediIthrial about tho vagrancy No doubt on* would lum over to With ms lybe a colon: and dash— quest! A —of bow the loafing them the management of a bustdecade or two were the work of the older generatiod. If fur good prasurf. dement ww* usually the uua* who no*a eMetptiso nor place them in modern youth chooses to adopt different guiding stars for a worif WUh mauleVo- apnearod In the court» . and caused any place of responsibility. his, conduct than his forebears did—can-we blame him?— MUpelllng lint ploiure; Infficera m n t trouble. On the other hand, there is work, ‘ W * will gladly oatimarecnat, lunilah maleija* Florida Sloto News. II* varie* th* opaclag to make il j Multe b sumWr of citixen* have and plenty of it for that bey, white look bettor. ' said we strut k a keynote which or black, who really wants to quit and put you in touch with reliable workmen lie turn* up a quad and reverses! ruuld not be sounded too often loafing We know u is hard to get lot new construction, alteration or repair a (Otter, J - ) Shopkeepers hove told us how lust the sort of Job we are looking A masterpiece oven like this j loafers havo stolen many dollars for, every time, but wa have never (|<mnoune«d “ Baf*"M worth o f good*, while hanging seen live time when a man could Editor, Sanford lleraU. Homt, that *o«'e of our best clti- 1 Fixing that reprohensibl* Ralph snmml their places ofb mines*. the fitrproo/ W ilP w r J , log Insulation, Fir* not get something to do, If he w*s Du* to tho fact that sens are (inuring on changing j Officer. Utusily find ft| botProtection, Perfect DevoyuJoa, Pc.usLtnea tbete nro towriflallnitt •« ;U «ir r*»idep*s on kevount of Utoso _ Arthur Cultrntfkn In New York tom of *H itur» thit ionic Lkofor, irally In earnest. And On, the argument, "I can’t aMUud Long wood and that it ha^ , things, and that w* cannot expect Times with nothing else to do but got get a Jeli,‘ bos been wont threadcor.i« to mo that a groat many poo- to interest the most desirable class into trouble, wa* the immediate bore—I f |* not t roe. j pie boro th* Wo* that tho Entam- of settler* with ronditJen* as (key Hah! Rah! Rah! ’ > W MM sasvfw Li cause, and mert* than likely one ingerj approve of «r sr* parties to havs existed for torn* time and For that reason, officers should Hal vsni will play Pennsylvania not seem t« improve. ten the loafers to go to work, o r g o 'I next year instead of Princeton white as well as to Jail, when, they can bo put to I w ill. necessitate tbo changing *nJ there ar# a* many work and where they won’t bo In •' » of black VUA boys— unJ that Lampoon Joke to Mad: lyaflng whit# hoys, who should hr position to steal what dooa not you * Pennsylvania man?" •t Woik,, a* as tncrv thfrv art it* negroes. negrera. onf reem ( Dial ourtowsI <I/ jS'*JrJv*I>\»^!y/^ « "Ars belong to them, or fight and sell "No, that was * couple o f Coo- No one wwuM turn ever bootleg whiskey, a* many of them federate soldier*."—New York Sun. they eoanot get a Job. This Is u ,hT * ar# now doing. •. (Xvieyifje '■ .j- .. Moved jto New Quarters at 822 W. 3rd! Street, across from Sanford Laundry] r meeting Tunney for the *iWhampl»it»hlp next sum- m i . t -------- -- —— r a J l i i r F-twnds, furm^r ■ 1 football »t#f mut politl*i* said to ftp tlu* scale* than thir.- hundre-l __ _ YVo wouli.'ii't call it a lip: it's aa.intloAweiit. ■ o r—it * . tied tha other day in' wasn't drunk i If he had froublnX have driven hi* the English cabby who leyni arf drunk—Hi seen *-’ -is fi|tg*(."’ — y—. of putting : President I in a political hole, his th? McKary-Uaugen bill e. • aUsnsUwned r 1 improved hi* nomination in H>J$. • thr a petirdr demand iD: the next tho>Uses. - -Ocala E»*r. ?—Clcal taunt Pio m . M Im! —Tam|>o Iftl- pa too *—Cleansont curryv)h«er.—Ovala Phone 135 S li^ S H E E T R O C K m -; „ -• f t&v/ f \^ 1 Phono (61.J �WHS T H K S A N F O R D H K H A L I). T i l l n a n A V i -MARCH t 'ocial and Personal A diviti iPhone 148 MRS. FRED 8. DA1GER, SOCIETY E EDITOR D IT O R “ *•“ Entertains At Lovely Bridge CourtesyToday *"-• Residence Telephone 217- On Thumlay afteriuw^ Mr* Iltnry Wad* Kucknrr entertained ImL*I delightfully at bridge «t the; Prfinn* of her (liter, Mr*. Jam** F. i, I .uissionary Society ; Has Very Instructive ------On Monday n* lire-* Meeting ______ tl»«kiiu on Cirt ■ Avenue. BTuI blue wrfr t i follow* A. W. Willi.-*,' It--*- Harlow end Carl Al»!#r*«n; Finer l'arl*on, J«hn Southerland •rut lloy t hlltenden l*eve David km Cbarlt* Roe * ih‘. h* G fiin ,; John K oftri Captain ITilk an,I II T Allrn; Widmr^Neagle, S«d Me KinHi and Jean M. Carthy; l- n Neil Hey lleian and John Frgh-i . John Itrrdrnin'•.«*, ttteuopte ami F.d Kir­ by I Tom Ibiyd, ttiarle* Mac nr and ■> I'avo FWher ind Fred t'*n*u**}’ |; Jack Klnhlrk. IVo» llarknr* ind <> Clyde I’ Unat Jim Carherry. Eddie!;; Tow or* a.ut Willie Klein; Jo# [11 Smith. Harold Mayo, and J t r k i" ™ .*rar r.a*l. The BlMgram *• « j W. S. larake. Mr*. W. M. Scott, b<dh Intrrr.ting and in-tructifr. I a, i of the MethodLt' man’* (Tub i* alway* * After the pn.eriin. the h-wte** ij Mi* R. E. Tolar, Mr*. A. M. I'hl!I meet with Mi*. C; I-i family party a* no gm-.t .rr.i-t ileliclou* refrenhmrwta. The . ip*, and Mr*. II. U Maltbie. Magnolia Avenue at. ir inviied for that no.ii II The flrat of March mark* th-t •ocial hour wa* en!lven.-d by a lit- 1 Member* arc atked ;o yciten liy’* meeting w*. t j leginning of the new flacal year, tie atory told by Mi»* Uorulalgy irvd to work. j fy plraaant although gii THe next meeting will t>e held and club memlwr* are notified that nf tho^ M*thodi«t j entirely to buiine** with with Mr*. Hartman on Monday. I their due* are now due ami pay­ M airh •»* i . - -» gram feature whatever. ■mr, able, acn arvoidihir to Mr*. Mclaeh** The bo*te*»«i for the afternoon .1 *tat*mentt yeMerdajr, VaHou* were two part pre»ident*t Mr*. 5 achedulrd " 1 evert* were announced, John l^onardl and Mr*. R. E.‘ To­ and among ho*e were the mming lar, i(*i*ted by M r .- Vance Doug­ of Mr*. Edith Taltafero from the in*. and the hoapitajlty nf the educational force of the fore»lry o ’clock, club wa* mmt charmingly di*pen«- department o f the federal govern........ ............. -■> me rir*i rd. both in their rnrdlality in rr- ment. Mr*. Conway will *pe*« IKwptta* l hurrh met Tuewlay eve Saturday reiving.-arvl in the Inviting refreah- at the club a 3 o’clock on the after- ?Vnf ■* 'l** l*v*l|f huioe o f Mr*. V Lie. L Well* will enter durir'K thc ' our'“ , of n<xi\ of March. 1«. (* . ,0 ,*X * " »>*>'*a Avenue. Bge at her home on (lnki *'“L meeting. The Flower Show wilt I- held Ur* ‘ , ' Andem-n pre.Wcl 13 n'rlnrk The election fiaMed o ff pleaaant- thi* year on March .10 and :i un- ' " r ,,lr bu’ " ......................... when _____ _ Ir. and aallafactorily, Mr*. C. O. dcr he nu»plcr >of the Welfare IV l’1* * / ^ 'r e ma le for a cooked Monday Willi*, who ha* been voted rlub.uf- partment. *ml It I* under thl. de»«>** <° held In the near ,i„u. .iH ce at other time*, and could Vint pnrtnwnt that Mft. O M «l) TU55jnL* * . # '“ f l ’ S a p •CCP»',t *«• » » d * newt Vlce-pre.l- will *nrflk ■ **ni mad# fitr th# , m ’ ‘ * ttoW. Mr. L H. Colrlough. Who*e The .Sen ial Department annoutw-’ l* " nlV ' t ? f ,hr l. <•'.'11,1 ^ i . X.i., studv*1excellent w/rk In the Mualc lie- ed bridge i la»-e* to la-gin Thun- **’ °r»^°.n h*,* rT' #n‘ ,F h«^“ I’clock at the Chutiel Partn'*,n*. l* •r,! known, wa* made i ; z !Hi, & L l rl«K « n i m!-rt third vice-rre»ident. The Social ted. the meeting wa* turnI Mi* (irorui- \V Fvan* ,h,W4 I***1'* w<’ re »ln*lrd Mr* W^T 1 anelev ' ^ n u e A ^rtincnt. a; « » for bW , «tab^cfflce, tlmmgh h h t with Mr. Evan* and <i<>v?trd "ndlh.irt.ugh w o rk in th e TontUt t r l.l,, » .< * > . .1.1,. >• I announcml later. A lltwral pi- j;jav# Doolittle a* ho*te*»e». rank*, uijlJ l l' ,ed rt ______ era* for them In their new cap*tronage 1. miue*te | for th* enter-l p 2 f e i lnE lh, Ft^ nm lh# ^ alnment to tje given hv the Mu»«c U u f| M|, ]|ait> fc|ll, Mr. (-, ibert Holly, Sr. Mr*. Olhb* a* recording aecra- ry w tm c n t knday afternoon at 3 , 1(1Itrn Mrv^ , .lel.rlou. refre.hY l ii a r ^i ve P n ii rr n t*ry. who hat wai been,.,Pr(r(1 filling for an lwn un- oelork. when The ^ «rt»t* Kho . m,,nU fOMi,tln# . „ r .trwwberTy m sa s L u Ii a e expirfd tJ(rn) will bo P «*cn ‘ cd under the diree- #horl . ilh whlp|md it P a r t v Today ye»r*. and Mr*. John Mel*ch. wax lion of Mr*. John * rream and k* Xr+. Alm«l Tt ^ * re-ilivln| trcaiurer. Delegate! Mr*. Ihiuitla* premlilrd over the mffnber* wrte prraent ,iinm intd»r.-.t .m l to the Florida Federation ennven- a.inual mertlng wllh her u«ual ------- ----------- .. th» lirldae u rtv nnd **on *n l*«ler*burg. March -~i- grace and dignity, and ha* rea*on t...------ - - > * -* eu ihiaftoV nm c bv I M. were a* follow.: Mr*. W. M John^ Hoik J her ' Scott. Mr*. R E Tolar. Mr* -k -Avenue. LmiHnw ' Wight. Mr*. K. A Win.ton, Mrt * * .. - — ■■■--.I Ilirt m ig TV Cooked Food Sale - BV THE WOMEN’S GUILD HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL CHURCH - AT GONZALEZ GROCERY CO., Saturday .’1P* Mr* _ llenry KkUe. \ic*-or**i< I »* ----- rt* nf the Method!*! meet with Mr*. U M. ’renrh Avenue nt 3:St) SANFORD WOMAN’S CLUB PFF1CERS a t W e d n e s d a y K Lead With 71’s Fori 1st Round Of Meet'l gur<t* inrluded member* o f lb* Pilltar^T Bridge Hah and two exlr» tit le* orpTayer*. Th* room* of the cbxy home prratmo*ph«i e .tet “ »r.t -jW Ladle* MU.ionaty Society of •enled a apring-like : _ .rt. , „ . t h e 1’ongrcgatior.al O ian h met ! u ixi!» ’ Monday iften»iw>n at the home of fcollected gU. ■ Sheridan Jew.n on the Weet j M Entertaining ...... im u n n n r in nrr u*uil gr» flI C /I L I C i/ llloomfield llvl- running little ho; I Sou* manner. Mr*, J! book,, their booLi | lick wa* hoaterr Thur*day a' rn in vY luncheon and bridge at the Hotel X-n Letion AttitlUry Fomr»t Lake, honoring Mr*. Claude f t hut at 3:M o'clock. Sihley o f K e w Haven t «u».. the rf1)l . uramatic and gu**t o f Mr*. E. D. Ely. the aunpirea o f the The color* or green and gold lament of the Wo- were beautifully emghaiited in ev^ . d o’clock at the Club ery way. The Luncheon table it* invited. j **•• roo»t attractive with decora- [ na«* of the BaptUtltione of iilver filled with golden; imld lu builncti and' calendula*, hiby breith ind fern*. |lub will meet at 10 Betel Kt.rreat take. rer*‘ club will meet with M«r»e at her home at I m Friday Special r iiE s i ARE EXTRA. SPECIAL And sold formerly for $8.00 to $11.00 ODD SIZES IN PATENT AND BLONDE STRAPS AND OXFORDS VI* See Our Window Display These \re Real Values iiic ii TEA* HKH ASSfHa COOKKI) KIM»I>’ S g tu n U v A ftcriu liodw eil H rullv 1) j D R .J . R . V I D L E R * (* h iio ]H > < lis t n ' «• ■ ■" ■— | - ^- K«d You Read Our Startling Announcement : F ’rid a y , IVIarcK 4 t h IT WILL PUT MONKY IN YOUR POCK FT effect, with blouie of Miami r<»»e Chiffon. Her *mnll ' bat wa* of gold lace. Cover* were laid for: Ml** I.e (Tnire June*. Mi*a Kilty Du !lo*e, Mi«» Olive Neman, Ml** Mildred Holly, Mi*» Emily Griffin. Aliaa Av* Wiiglit, Mr*. Georgr Hnnten Kurilisliers To Men Who Know CHURCHWELL Only Two More Days, Friday and Saturday. Folks, Don’t Miss It MEN’S SCOUT WORK SHQES CHOPPER'S *4 CO PRICE MEN’S PEN CHECK WORK PANTS CHOPPER'S OZ n PRICE____ k H D L ■^1 » .,,\t «■ LADIES’ RAYON DRESSES CHOPPER’S PRICE , 0 4 71 MEISTS OXFORDS $4.00-VALUES CHOPPER'S PRICE OA Q ff 36 INCH WHITE PAJAMA CHECK CHOPPER'S PRICE. Per Yard J A ^ 1U C It’s Chopper Prices all | * Men’s Blue Chamhry Work ShirtM i CHOPPER'S m gx PRICE * 418c 1 ^ ________ 4 | j j UNDERWEAR CREPE WORTH 2r>e i # I1ARONKTTK SATIN, ALL UOU)RS CHOPPER S 4 m~ CHOPPER'S ! PRICE. Per Yard ... 1 /C | PRICE, Per Yard o“ C f MEN’S HEAVY GRADE OVERALLS CHOPPER'S PRICE_____ A A . oH C c h o p p e r 's w iccrV ... 0-4 PEPPERAL BROWN SHEETINC CHOPPER'S . PRICE, I*cr Yartl * ........... A 0 «fC LADIES SILK DRESSES * mm 15.9 MEN’S LINEN SUITS CHOPPER'S PRICE TIME------ TOMORROW t t\ Men u Dimity Cheek Union Suits CHOPPER'S on PRICE . J8C r»0c PLj\IN ANI) FANCY V O I L E ^ I CHOPPER'S PRICK P»*r Z oC Yard LADIES $4.00 SLIPPERS f\ k- (’IIOPPKH’H pru:e r, ru *t. CO *■ m G LADIES JEILSEY BLOOMERS CHOPPER'S PRICE * H SP i FOR ITS THE IE TO YOU THAN �mmm • I V M IK F O U R The 8anford Herald T IIP S A N K C H II) IIK K A L II. T III R S D A Y . M A R C H X 1927 — ~~* '------- * :a j -■ ■; Lawlessness At Longwood Poems For Today Here’s Where This Bird Gets Off u5flJ h.e rcpuU *ion of 0 C,,J*or «* institution is 1 --1 „ T H K S A N T O R I) H K IIA I.I), w ith ou t it. h e is n oth in g . I f a b u sin ess house rare-less o f Its cre d it at th e bank th a t ita llo v v T w e r m e o v e r a u e w ith ou t p a y m e n t,'it m igh t ju s t Can the Willard n fn — 'Ve- recharp* a i f nil m akes o f bat Did.'t thou ever say "Forgive 7 ’ For the wretch whore wile* be guiled thee. | Thou alone did'.t seem to Ihr*. Short the jpoce which time had *irea Ta complete thy lore decay; By Unhallowed paulen driven. Soon Ihy heart waa taught to (tray. IJvwd f«r me that feelinr tender. Which thy vena »o well can jrrmn(bow ------ 1 my arm. why did'st thou ‘ wander? My endearment* why forego? a t i ^ a a s e e tta e s * * * 4 t c — in i f r J r i f , r1 kt1 SI 9 W. 3rd St, Phooe 474 i . ' r. V ------ . ° n *hr heart my head hath Uin • WASHING MACHINES % soo.on Eleetrir motor ^ term . i„ 1113 Sanford Ate Phono Ifil.j * Hr- J. R. Vidler ***"• a, i ' <v,t Special^t ITivine 105 for appoint nient At IJoyds Shr# suw. It'* gteat weather for gt>lt, that la. If you are playing. RACING TO BE LENGTHENED If you liaxe Sharkr him. aay big money, Mike MeTIgu*. f ®9 big and strong for a Winner oot of the field intry club is worse than hine. You wsuldn't hare big basaea are bringing |w>-pU to Hanford who ace much of us If they b.fh on a train. . -A •arned •Tribui aimo»t itemer saved la a penny • the New York llrrekl offering good advice to iy businrts house. f ve* in f o r . ,l‘ * routire.v 'Arm am ent co.iatru ttioft ia cx cm lim rlt ruheb- 1 P °s ‘ o hi:*! n lim p w hen ni a t nation* nro fltnyyi-nny undot tell it an a lruitly h eavy L unV n o f ta xa tion , it w ould bv fooliah lomraoe toUl us there Were * down at Loarwood and we ught be metiii a new addition the .-poultry buslnet* but litvr found out he meant blind pig*. II %I-V*tl (I’ ronovacd “ llafr") , Halpk ( pr».xi«a-ed * IUfe'*). what? If'.all of these wrinler*. So rlK* ha, told you his name? — iUlph U a gnblln who lives at the printer’s. Korn# or.e „ lie's always to blame, lie eats up th* ink and he tie* up the press*#, He mixes the paste in unspeakable m r * .< s, Qor f p If . . I , • WIMIIU. UUIIIBIIY |a M IU it awsmjKti w H h I S i k . t L i . WR j ■«*! nf> °P r »« o m u ch c o r f Idt Laion’s lob. It would seasn An fo r the Haikan*, on e Chit i almost If there were seme o:.~ w thCTCpioyuicnt tn the state. Y es. P rexidcn t C o o lid g r’a ru g ce M If th. Vnlvrr,ity of rtorivU (a 1.1 BKnd« b ,«* hut btf ccrta liilv thotie a m o msjnuia Its* position among the ' - O —— —— . Wading vyi'-feyr* »f thr Homh. it B r a in F a ir must reAlxr #d#,,uate app„>,,rU*" , u * tie* from the state legislature. •| _ ---------- — . . . — -------------i Tw'° A n th em i C ollege y o u th * h ave I TheygW .cd the t#mgwno,i d o « In « nuch o f th e InteUiJenaia » , U’ .ifJ track oa aervunt of the weather. Sm ith CoMeir# t f . i l. i n * 1* *5 ” HIU W W W h haven't anything *!se ' . J " 1* a U ? 0- S ? ? * o f thp N«' U Ulk gbmit. they always hil upon ^ I n i r H adley ( haring a whole week mra. Th# New York Company is there and Pie who Journey that d aora# excellent ilng- He trips . up th* forvoian (the •canduhnu japer!) li«wilders th* copy boy, smudge* th* paper. T!pa over the pell* till the floor 1* all sloppy, Misplome the galleys and loe** the ropy. While publlsMn worry and editor* Because or th* antic# of I IMMaflMJ ““ If afn'M (prveuunced Rafe"). .^7*^ J^ekey Club is dcclar- munity and Miami in it* X t X J £ ' J ' £ r £ ? M t n l i o * r •«•*-. . M n n t S a the^luturyrv T*,b e T S s r i Tsaid s s r to z attendance i vr,r' s-la ,hat * * *<if » viv *»• vW, o. „ ,wrei. . primarily that & r Y .Z T I v t r v s * of then Of b » k r.“ ’ * nilM m*kir*. crooked and otherwise Inc n e . r fw t ,; ‘ ,0 K>M U <« earner a harvest form me i - . i winter. h#u of clerks ami other lownsp.™ ----?de in the chy i:»elf. , Tl<v !I.4C.. Jockey club is t L d - . ^ *1** Miami Jockey club extends .rg o|w.n th. lufferanc* o f flu- *tty. Iu n IU* year. If it does not llaoi.,• ij if i, n j[ Illegal t,ut, mi '•"w diately to ihmiwate the |*V.Vr v ‘ *-t th<* cvwvlon, betting h w m a k e n ; it eertainly will not I* *I.(VU »|M| wjtho.it it It camiot u l*rrmit!cd to - perate next year. txUL !>.* genua) desire of th” dips down in its pocket to riljr l^nl t]»f J'ji key cluU ikouM lUlthrr mStidtif rtrtiin new ipi. •fwrai. .LirlM t-»* jra t |0 r*JJ’**' ***** lhai (Hb r m i u h •* l^p W l for thr oprrmtion la* *311 I^I thdir m »i»y In rvf U r ^ 4*»U Jockey rluh during m K l - t d . bl r. I.jgl-vlit.itior> f uU J’ -* ,S based ypr.p bets totalov.i g the burr •aae he nilowevl to lnf * daily or an averar - of « rr that in.v ’ mrnt. especially * *,u l* ra°re flmn 3f 2jD0b perru.-e» d waa certain that r.iclng ut S300JXW. . . »n.wv» I le the n:..;i r attract!, i to ia le at of 10 pep cent 1..150■ .n«ta dur.:ig i*.- i i>mai year: n *‘ • • • (•cm*, that flu- Jo:k-y cl ib would ' hc vc f*rure* are very conx» U» uttmat to r<.nflne betting to ?rr'at*»e. In othrr wnrdt every 10 lie n-*t ixce traak itself. •*->• *>f racing cost* In actual rath While the cily tealitp. that |k, 1 ’ ^ machinea MMWJKK) r ke, dull. If I, I,vc, up to a ,W . out’ f^r'1 he rna^hlnca.' U U k t* *rrrvment to restrict t-rttim- to ti . ■ . ^afnlnrg m track and t.. c.,nd ,kV rertn* ’* * h«‘,,r»r ‘*.11 to be paid in y ja s rA sa* e a S ^ s a s i « to the c t y . lt by no mean. |B. K ^ g ’ f i ^ y b J ^ * ’ S SJNESLif l j must iasiat Urn. K s ^ T L ^ * ' ,if ? ''r rn^ hiy ' U r are fomented PKVM'T nniTTI.IL I'KWI'T IIONRY CTIMlV I'KtNt T 8 1 0 AB fTlATBIl. I'KkN'l'TS S tl.TKH WATERS KANDY KITCHENS Sot Hanford Avc. \ttu_. w .___ • Two Big- Dollar Day, Friday - - - Saturday A M O ST C O M P L E T E L IN E O F Novelties hnvpfi t .L A S S U A K t ‘ ROC'KERY ‘ ulna A.vriqiEs J U S T IN T IM E F O R V O I R Lnrh Ih ir r h ix c H ero W ill M ake ft A pp recia ted G ift affort thr «o the rare (fi Friday Special ir 'x * ," 1iirrV"E.jri* ,SST“dj They were \RE EXTRA SPECIAL And sold formerly f»r $$m to XI 1.00 u / " ‘ 57r,. . Mr' rh *»>« llennr. I J*.r,\ 'N*,,rr Cnirm*n. Mr* J. I ) ; It oodrtiff and Mr*. Ilallck ODI)SIZES IN PATENT AND BLOND! STRAPS AND OXFORDS SAJ S 5 ? ® WOMAN’S CLUB FI FU OFFICERS AT WEDNESDAY i\/EET n i 2 of th* Methodist m a rt Club is always itrlttly a R *y'rr , M Mrs. W w A.mM. Phi!. •nd the 1 sill meet with Ml*. C. L. family party aa. no guests are ev­ rl r*HR-»-Tolw. . .r . ,K* «*c^r»*m ^ ^ . ^ i c l m i a iSrmhmawsJ Magnolia Avenue at er invited foe that onaiton, and Ip*, and Mr*. II L. Maltbie [ Member* are a iled -,o yesterday's meeting was thorough­ I M ,rrh mark* th« ?| .* Uf tegmnmg o f the new fiscal y,ar *,orT told by Mtw i,.n u i hared to wort. pleasant although given peer [hi of the Methodist, ly t* r OT#,nt» r» »«* tmtified that J ***1 »W*ti"g will he Ms \t meet at the home of entirely to buatness with no p tc-. Ibelr due* sre now due srvl pay. y ’,h ]*n factman •blr, ftffHdint to VIrv \fri.rw* •"•Arrii tM. I Scfcmehl on the Wevt gram feature whatever. The host ease* for the aftemomt. statement »r«tm fay. X o'clock. VaHrti,^ a --------------------- _ _ wer* two past president*. Mr*. thy of Prayer for Ml*- •'John Leonard! and M n. R. E. To^ “ '1a" A ., *."’ ber» he obverced by all mis- ■\*r» •**»*t*f| by Mn. Vavtr* (Kuif* 2 S t S . ' r : oetirv of tho city at the las. and the hospitality of the T*,u f ,r '' from Ik. G u C S t a O f M r s . H a educa:tonal forte nf the forestry _____ si ( hurrh at Z o'clock. r . . V mo,t charmingly dispens •dg iH.th In their condialitv in re* departn-ent of the federal govern- * The Aarlan Circle of ,h . Saturday (riving*.-amt in the Inviting refresh. X X L loh S S * ? - i,« ^ i v b e m , , TueHar ge. L Wells will rntrr" ** «'u Z ,l% 'T 2 £ \ v : *• l r at her home on Oak The Flower Show w,ll b. held * r » C. ,\ Anderson plei 3 o'clock. thi* je-ar on March 30 and .*.1 un- , r^ the bu.mr.s der he au.picet of ,he Welfare He- H»«* were made fw « J V"** hJU ,In,Wr ,hl» «»e**le to h» hekl m The pertinent air* that Mr* rnnway future. *f*T*It’ .Plan# were »|*o made far ■ i ii * I*epartmeht ahnouiu-’ ‘ Prlug waldrnlo. « f ( hr <.f ih, V* 'I*?*** ,0 lex'n Thuf*. f * 1 orphan which ha* rv.ently I *!*r •* 10 **clo«k for a series e? odopted hv the nrrle U 0. Infarpiati.,., ,o he had froi.i'. Af t« ’ -11 hu.lne.s had I Mra. t\. T. U neley. The Jvocial ,r»«*arted. the meeting was ti department also will sponsor the f * •rf r *° Mr* H c k|.«re TourHt bridge parties, dates to hr of the rn-gram wl announced later. A llheral p v v!!* '1 ,H,,» rombtlon* ameng lin a g e U requested for th# ent.jr. i , ainment to he given by the Mush- '. Idh.w ing th* pt.-gram the I I*-rtm*nt Friday afternoon at 3 ^ •*••«> —d Mr*. M o clock, when The Florist's Khro -hrlHlru* refrs • ill be presented under the direr T 1* < W i» li n r „f ,t „ | » u tinn of Mrs. John leocnadl. i short rakes. top|xrd with whin Mr*. Douglas provided over the -'**1 lo* tea. About annual mertinr with her usual ,n,m“w •♦»* present grace and dignity, and ha* r*a*or u ' .. ' T V --------to he gratified at the harmonloo. . Mr? ' - 411 J“ hneon and baby • ay In which everything pm eeil« • , • P * '- * »«• Miiver basket filled with n .1 will# radiance ruses and sprigs of dorn- 1 asparagus fern*. Pbued at either f ex-|«lde were silver candlestick* hoklm*k-,'lng lighted red rathrdrial candle*. " W ’ l At each place were minature hashlets of red. with a cluster o f heat* v . u . » j to tf,e These lug hour* pa,**'!- ''battened me hamlle*. nsmue*. I r e # a “ ret t___ - /".I the interesting gam* h#U. salted mint*. Lv ^ ^ore* were Went on ' For this occasknf, Mia* Jon^s of lh; y » t r hu„ K * Chtwh. for r In minatory flower 'wire a smart spring . . cc#tua>* of tk* ^ .—Tr — hmradj v . .. satin r .. " d .. ;r 7. . Py po^ . "'•king rmnfert i g baskelv f t red rose*. I br.wn o f . . . , -row lo" M » disabled engineers’ c for top *c>r» wa* . effect, wifli blouse of Mumi horn# m Illinois. e, while th# fine cutting ' Chiffon 1ft r "small hat was of Tha day w .s , p c i Making card wav given Coty's gold lire -jullu and comfortable# and at Iiss Jones received silk Cover* were laid for: Mi** L# noon a luncheon was servexl Lv •» gift from her hostess., t’ laire Jnne*. Mi,s Kitty I*u Ikat, ...TT.j.iiT' •—**?• pyv'wient ot tr.r ''clock, a delicious si* Mit* Olive Neman, Mu* Mil-lred Millred Heoa wa* served, the Holly. Ml** Emily Griffin. Miss m a s r ,rA k* “ •• •­ -<inied luncheon lunch A<* Wright. Mr*. George Harden The meeting was well attend^ ms# centered by a #nd Mr*. Robert J. Holly Jr. and much w*rk aevomplishmi. J'm'o Our \Nindtm Display . Those Aro Real Values HIGH S( THAI H ER A s m I ’O tlK K H FO O D Hodtteli Aftrrnt H m iiy ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦a You Read Our Startling Announcement . F Y id a y , IVIarcR 4 t h IT WILL PUT MONEY IN YOUR POCKET (o ills m i the Fast t'mt,i 4 Mr. J. R. VidUr k> h gneet Mr*. \ * tVtllu Gray *f Hall" *e,nk#« .. 1 .‘ N J . »by have Ken spends* ,w, a*«l t x „ , week• her t Lj IXL * ,,U ,‘ " , ***» Uke, Uf I b-Jisday rn-iiii.t g f , ih#l,;h*me Furniahera To Men Who Kno» Ralph CHURCHWELL THIIU'NK RALPH (pmnounred “ R afe"): Irre pnraaibly spiteful — No |0ne ha# ever said why— Jumblo* our beautiful type (a th* frtghifuL . * llopele** conclusion railed “ pi", ttetmscr of manner*, corrupter of asural*. P strike* Ir-ner of twist's heavy rht ta Madison Hqua** rill have eja ig h ty gooil meeting Tunnry for the hainplut-hip next sum- eit,ma,e a .? K s s ^ 5 h S ; : "iS S iS Movoii to New Quarters at 822 W. M >tieet, across fi*om Sanford Laundry Phone 121 Hi# ri'Wji the cause of uncount­ [in the haute amndc a* . i t ^ f M . " . able quarrels; their evening U «. and one ac mg at n Inciting dispute* about hour* and cwpta his word as that of an expert u k r^ wages , , . .rehot . r ; ,ir, W£f* W y ST^Jj Mith bull-hmded *l»on«lef»tand- human h t d Itself, and if ‘ t ^ ing* and rage*, Th* Apple of Discord- whole tx*rrcl* of apple*I— W W tW h e w L ii > r t l r nci ■‘•"casts In the conclave* of bosses •hi"aled, nun wllUtiU find it e n r i ‘X u and rhapel*. iwaut.fuL But When r e « T u | U s e wCut All lookout# are due to that ire " • V fc y y .y * *• “ P against a dif. Mint Tb dent waif. it dentist say* that som# *<* right -)wnd#d teeth . people left handtd teeth is tlw ughtful enough not out that kitx of people ! .’ Lookgroup* kotogravtsed at bu»hy h a l l AND PENTLANI) ‘ Public Accountants Income T«* ('oiuultantg 8 - B, GRAY, lie,ideal Manager 3!3 rjfvt Nstiaaal IU#k Bldg by Mu.rellni ha# refuse,! to allow!sens* be hi. l.w is t^ ,* wear ahUker* h#> fUre^out .. football star and faditl# said to ttp the #,#Uw ^hjjn Ihie,, hundred Vc IvtiW st call it a lip; (arrest#d th* other day lawaanY drurk! if he had 'couldnl hare driven hi# te th* ringtish cabby who . *>wt arf Ugunk—Ui seen Ig* to fla g cf!" ------ » ■q ■ 11 SANFORD of petting • Frvaideeit in a Mlitlsai hole, kis lh - McNaty-Uaugea bdl Rditor, Sanford Herald. » oUvimthwwdi Ww anJ iwpeuird hi# I Mr nei.-.inatioc in 132ft. TRY OUR PEANUT PRODUCE MIAMI ISAST dab will meet at 10 BeUl Fcrreat Lake, vert- club will meet with . Mors* at her hr me «; ,~i" 5 F. P. RINGS W W w# want to know I* Which one o f these Chinese grner•la la thp George Washington. ' • , f e — ----- e--------Down At Sarasota they are dig­ ging fflMoU. They better be care­ ful and not go in too deep. si » “f .“ .^oeoUo ,bJ „ ^ AT Beet with Mr*. L. M.. tally raid, torn birr i WaahmK and WrinrfJ £**> - BY THK II Mrs II! 5*. R «cki»r entertain#.! !»«•« .Mightfullv at bridge at lb* ll'entinued From |>a<e One» WOMEN’S GUILD HOLY CROSS L* r'* ,•* W deter. Mr*. Jam** r •JJHf ,v tr ••••mble.l on the .*aafotd L flT t | p 5 M is s io n a r y S o c ie ty ... kin* II.* D,rk Artnur t v n»ik* was experts*! tn I. prevent EPISCOPAL. CHURCH T.’ U ,nc,u<1« t member* of th* rnr the afternoon round. ! L L ! l K____ I *{a« Very Instructivefr£ilitarHT Hrules Club ami twn e%. In her ueua) gra Armour mxw *lands an exrelien* flou* manner. Mrt• llloomfield fivk h.Jding larrOil Mflnd^V 1tr» toSttai -----S K ? * t%\ *y*V W «he crown. » lick was hnstret *rre l.tei used ------- . T ^ J *, rTK>mj «*f the rurv horn* pm . I "<tl« good form he has diaplayed Thureday a' »• taJJiet. GONZALEZ GROCERY CO., I luncheon and ^L .,‘ bridge at the Rote) atm oapbi. during the |xaat several «eekt rvf . T" r t*die# Missionary Rucirtv 1 "• * * * *rnn*IIk* The afternr..„ rk-an legton Auxiliary F orr*« Lake. hixnn.inc \i r«. O aule Saturday .» p jn-i»tng on tep. he „.a r erne re* . .*“ * ’ *• basket# and v w n n( the hut at 3:30 o ’clork., Sibley o f \>w llaien Inna th •Pent la several •tel-tinted iwcet r*a*. bal./ fnxm the heaa with the m W norand ' wet uramatic and g o jr t c f Mr*. F.. ll. hdy ’ m »i of the prite money, llaekney. r tu oU»T M il) ,',<ring tin* . the . er the aiupirra o f the The color* o f green and - ■ -“ « bettered ta at.«o hate a rood rhan-e '" V 'r and hJuo ??,„t l* rrpmtfxt to continue hi* t e a a i , . **«b»r .Vickie. xHc.aee.l i ' W.potter, flower hosier. The cut hnUwnt performance - ,,W R H * ' - a * s - j s — f t a g - s t pni. « a* an attiartive bxnl va.e lhe ' heretom* thi* mernlng CobL The r u e * ^ £ £ S t a s i s : * - " !sx, T ,.,r.'irsia w .“i ts r n* A. W. W»iU.-e. hold IU h u .m c* and r d m l u j W y lljoh Harlow and Cart AM er^n, th e T JL^Pr*'<’r lr* 1' *f » n,,l, I W r tarleon. John Southcrtaml « 5 s , ,s i ! j s r lT fls is ,br4nc * J“ '* medallion > wntiFi •M Kny t htttemlen l hit* Patideo.i t tva.Ie. hoe am; ( i n t ) t . John n i ^ V,rL * * ^ UW tor Mr» <1«uU asret with Mr*. J. IV ralendulae h ^ W . T J ' ” ” 0t S f r « * » " • £ D; “ 7. Ml*. Kov » V .. »>•* *o«» •• ■>: j ± s ,.“ *s ; s s r iiE s S i « r . 1 rank Miller. >|r«. Pax Id I ( n r- .A n d already it ha* flown. ,aw «/>forPcnient anri the*Leif e'r" thing * .Wrapt in dreams of Joy abiding ^ .....—a Cooked Food Sale 'alendar ONE * DAY SERV SANFORD La u n d r * •icen the .•lightest !*" tby h»ve and truth ronfiding. tloubt am.dig the Ixrat j»eo|»lc of Sanfort! that .................. the bust poo- 1 ln'M 1 " r ,r ,an ^nnw *c»in. pic or lx>ngwtx)d did not approve of conditinna existing there! That dark hour did first discover hnrrrPi«f • S** c!,cou^ ,,'»«'.to ^ ‘ he realization, that actual — In thy soul the hideous *!a'*\ harm is being done that city by lawlessness, n manifest itse lf. Would those eyes had c k ,..l forThe importance of the reputation of a city is .J so often lost I „ r.v" ; . .. night of. A man may guard his own. a* his life, but tho I ^ > * e r tn w.yp thy rrlme again! But the impious wish. O, lirasen. good nameof his town escape* his notice. Yet if anything h ' KrT.ni thv rtu.ifiU I.Ut*.! U in the building of a city is of much importance, certainly > Armour-Hackneyln Lead With 71’s For 1st Round O f Meet S o c ia l I'lIO N K ■•i woere. on ‘ hl<» pane, firm Mr. W. S. Knt*nilugcr of I^itg ............................. - ............. IM U.°9<|.. in. whith It i*........................... •<tnt. fi that law tioUtiotu in the vicinity . ,, “re hurting L. — ! .. ... and1 are not generally aprTT,« kJjT* ,r ^ _; ° r that. citv I'TO'ed by Iho SPUSf Sl!^?r"23SS;l*T? I,rovcdMr. br ,hc beat h**1 people. “’ Some ‘I of our beat citixma,” u hntzminger, “air figuring on citanging their rcaidence on account of these thing: •O! ton late thy heart who bared. The Entimlngcr's are amons TfttfltSDAV MARCH 3, 1027 Ill U )tlJ . . O ' too »onn to me *twa« shown wt)od, In^faet^cn Seminole County, ____ ^ i n In i T*1*1 *"ve * oftf' l,u* *ha red. h tresa tU u l t o o u r u . y JJr*< H. Wade Rucker Entertains At Lovely Bridge CourtesyToday d a l and P ersonal A d iviti ______ j *** ‘loors before ill-repute, becoming grmmlly k — r-orro*; « to do MX If ■ city permits within iu conrim-s w ^ s w n ’ nf any kind, that fact will soon become broadcast iW Will avoid the place not knowing whether murdi Plunder might ah* be tolerated. No less a mn Tilt mutv, tiAitui a, Days, Friday and Saturday. Folks, Don’ MEN'S SCOUT WORK SHQES C H O P P E R 'S 1 P R IC E CHOPPER'S ’ PRICE. Per Yard FORUM <I renounced " E a fe 'l! frem that reprehensibl* Ralph ua*t safe Arthur Gultermba In New Y«rh iV m . LADIES' RAYON DRESSES 'l ^ On UNDERWEAR CREPE WORTH 25c CHOPPER'S PRICE. Per Yard CARTRRHYJLI.RTBIPLNK *•• eiuvf,., . ^ ev IO C CHOPPER'S PRICE „ " f rr*P°*to . . - Q 4 nt :. < l l a f l < 4 ■­ 17C MEN'S HEAVY GRADE OVERALLS CHOPPER'S choppers PRICE • 4 »& n'. Dimity Check Union Suits CHOPPER'S !#f* w .k ^ rftu ^ d t. toairr. have stolen many dollars * * * * :•< *” **• while l.argmg . *. “ m* w hen a man r arevndthe,r plare. ofb wmicw I ’ES,**} *°<n*thing to do, If he t « f^ * 'n at the U t. j really In ntnni LTa °* " * * . llu t «ww*e loafer. W e wUlgUdly cerimate coat, fumuh mairtja1 and put you in loud, wnb relialde w orkm en log new conatroction. alteration or repair S t^ S S H H E T R p C K MEN’S OXFORDS $4.00 VALUES ‘ HOPPER'S PRICE A A AP d Z e a fD 9-4 PEPPERAL BROWN SHEETING C H O P P E R 'S P R IC E , I*er Y ard liARONETTE s a t i n , a l l c o l o r s ......................... INDIES SILK DRESSES MEN'S LINEN SUITS h io p p e r u PRICE «n« / ‘ (rproo/walPxwrd, Lw I uvula* ion. Fu* 3 ! m » .Wc PLAIN AND FANCY VOILES CHOPPER'S PRICK Per C H O P P E R 'S P R IC E PRICE ' the other b»wi| '• - n * : Men'ii Blue Chambry Work Shirtu PR IC K MEN'S PEN CHECK WORK PANTS GO TO WORK, EVERY to^ks ago. wr aa editgrial a boat th, vagrancy queatlew—o f haw the lo a fin g rirment Wbo IrHSSW. iHI(ja _ itusaally th* offW e* mrelTroubir mM rku~ 4 tjutu a M a W r Cif (dixena have ^ ^ atrwk a keynote which JT* U •"••‘Wd too often, 36 INCH WHITE PAJAMA CHECK t Miss^It. Its Chopper Prict1 •s all Over the Store Yard Z S I* LADIES £-1.00 SLIPPERS CHOPPER'S PRICK € S 2 .S LADIES JERSEY BLOOMERS CHOPPER'S PRICE gw y .1 p ^iib’-'hir *nrunicf>t* *■*« s - t j a g uL »w^— nS H la X. not true. ,,on* »*w ^ ' as M"wvu r "asl .entL'ui."**®" r^<wr* sh .a f o a a sUt white £» s2 & g , 71 “ t* ** "(any j L* V : “ ‘•r caw he yw “ •* *•*«« they went b. betewg lo them, or fight #wA ^ ^ rZ. •” * f r ‘ a K Thi* u mob- , asasaaasaem fflsgLJ T E BKEN WAITING FOR -ITS THE ® * J M ‘ >*8AN MORE TO YOU THAN KNOW: I ! . . dlfetVl �I O T ^ i »f o w >.h w A l p . T H t fa in .^ IM T J 'n ilK n .M .D . T U I n sD A V . M m r n « | , i ; >Wf) ft P A C E SKV; R fptln nf Piano Tuning By rape rtf with 17 yi ' experience. 8anford Mu*ic ‘stor* *»d Gift Shoppe K>m 10 « 11 McUrvdVr Ai _____ • Ph«n* t i L g { n u i o t erdem are to tKa nsn* ■W aa4 nBmWr ef In* M frt tala ecSeeuie W• rrfirnl rsiae are lor M ir.arrtlana. 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They are made. i«>eti.-«liy and aamer* n>« ada under n h bead»I«J made-up alpbabei* itn iia t b RcneDui.f: tileulBg ached nla telle t ef «ei eolld ada Irons le li word* for ena to Heat When centered ertered. each llaa will 1 tu * liiw vn H in 'n rJU n r. nppCfiDil iii^i'uuri hi Cjiiii * i »ii clm r ^,'5 g r m r i t i H 0 r a 1llitlf n gtitivl K«vfrrtt) tRaxm q l lh f U nllctl n it .S -S vm ln .H r. ,,f |I,r ftif* A 11 M am ie nIiiih Is ifutinJ nl 11 W is e , F O R S A L E , W TtM C T IV l r>Kr I SHOP j r.rjUH.«yirg I rintiny. Engraving, K L - "«• w. f •t Ph«»n, 4l?*W. , ‘ ^mmerrl.l Street BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Youpr, Owner 2«S \ BySwan 'fa>ainAM®f lt*l A'fti'ssr ’ ,u " ~ t ' I ¥ 6o e o J L ORDER MOW f t . , . ^ ___ S * * T o f real valu e ' Two year-old monthly roar* rn f t 1* ?! W f N * . «ra. Ward. Hed {^ C o lu m b ia ami <iher». 6 foi w om * v u p - r\ A mittum of Ram Gladiolin all FOR RENT-One - - - n r * y i apart* Ga"*1* / Apnrtmenli. J g T ,’ 'I'*- *'> tor 1 1 .00, ] 00' for LOST HATURDAY— After l P. * iTwo y*.!r " W rhV *«nthr. amall leather purse with a f r ®um iluniN, all colors IS for li.po a’ l U*X*i** *C>1 —la Mcarh ■ «loor key. riraae n tearUrn collection of Dahlia •hi* Apply A t C an ary 4 liirn the key to lira. Alford at lb ft'"* * - V i 9" ' 11 00 Collation •.{ son*. Maynoha and tnd Hrmlil and art reward. 12 Tvl'i ! DARK LIVER and white poiniri potatrr P«nk. * ftr I i *00. 1 3 f a / S j ^ j S * 15— R E A L E ST A T E For S j ^ ' r i r , r » * h 0nt r,Bht »k>ouldwr P W ; HormWm r f r ti , NW h*U<t WWU ORANGE GROVE Barga,,,. Hoe a . rifle, if r * 0K, — Cheap, Raby bed O ran n eU it.lla 'f price 0,vcr. Bu* M. cam Herald. mule ami buggy. 1317 Celery Am. ( *°w ’ BAi l , P mol,n* mult feeiL Phone 837-R an t get feed. •f ytJu pay for (hi* ad. ^ J W O .S F K l N c ; {or ~ _____ *miahl wool and on — -• V * " IIILLe—J well located Iota ran R T O l.E N -“ Red Emblem- Bicyrie * - * “ J». Inquire I’ Dtl t*** bought on lei Me ul 110 caeh. Number 10.7505 from South Side rfcr* H*™1* - - V cori*era n" ‘Alk,x-feting r * ° on °t primary achool, reward If return* l . .. ------ _ . , ,The'm I V* •(• lt.*ge ll|e ,\. Stole H to Htewart Catchel 711 oTk BALE < hickrne II.M) ra.h Geneva Atrnue, nhkh la raymi " I» . came widely Avenue. ’ Phone $t»5 1 • 1 •* ’ *•* arphalL No finer Ufa am *<» ■U refund rnt|i)r«. i BINETS for ° WU*r * UI **" rhuig^l that he »•. 8— A U T 0 M 0 1 IIL E on tthni m lUtaJ --4. - a a .--- w-enae MUU H U ' fr< in bos'tirggert, a - 77. --------------- — ■— ■ I beraled mirror, mada to Ian a life* I (cm- (• it ,7 vt'iwi LANES ADDITION H> u 11,11, rn . CHRYSI KR # Him#. E itry hom« In fUnfuni MfiU and M, facing on 1‘almettn Avr. MOTOR CO I ofM». first quftlitjr and far »uprrk>r »*ll located. Owner Wanfnrd Ar*. at 10th St l’hone Aft? to ordinary kind. Lat u* deliver ^-li will tell for ftlMV rack on term, DIG REDUCTION In P r i c e d ? y* Uc ho7**- C*‘*rT City Ilk caab. and (he balamw month. Stud.bakar earn. Phone 4*0 t i 1^ mb* r * hupply Co., Phone m I ..... ?iV,R,iAiJIST0WNK“ Mm * 7wa*V Too W b . n u ot ftwDVU ‘ - AtiO 'Tth.Wt MIVnuTtLY A P I Yt»» AhViT , b«'MW Out k*rr ■ \ V^vshMl * know RAnlord Stos# A bumltura Co. MAGNOLIA and Katio—Doubl *21 E. Flrat Street ; , ror**rr. fanny routh and ea *1 Wa carry a full lino. Two largo lot* ' K«irablo tv M .inr . r prtfT! *r’ Caah cr »l artment houm. |*rice Tour owr u»m», If «n h ln maao ‘ *r^ ’ -* -* »— »neaa. 13— ROOM S & H OARD * VE„*.Ur* ’ LOT. no. Ulfl Stmei. llio o . Ibla lot rai BDGMS, With or Without r>oel I ho eaaily carried. Haaeonetle rate* Ubeoln ll«*f»! w J ille jH jl i e disliinec lio v e n rguiin a so le m n > q h i i i i i f ilmi hi rcsjjcciutL natcratUao.1 Hcwuerll 18— " A N T E D T O B H (M'l*p —MARVMNt. AntnmoWle L 'lr'oM e l i e Cl., 1 p IKS BACK—Polk >»* r c lH tm c n f f o r } } \lrS K k»3tliir, f 0 5 2 ‘’ ° P C" «JUns|, cnonijiioM carut, j, u . JKWKTT AND PAIGE Bn-cTP r.kHAl Sanfurd Doalr< J t f c a to j I*rank W onj. n r.M VULCA.' f t : ; c WO •m u d AND (iOl IYEAh H .t CEMENT PINOi.E PUINTbMt Mv'O CAMERAS AU HUlPMfcft H. W. ti. Lwmley |*mv LX. ROShITER N k. Phone JIJ-W [ Soggaatioa for Every fVcwelon Dawigru a Specialty ,,.u- B L •aitene. Dlatribusore Ckandlei vttmuieiviaJ kevnue WAN t e D TO RUV—Small .how. case and caah rvgi»tri Muit by * r<Aj. bargain. Writ# W. ||. S. cam Herald f L.^id' p 1 M W High boHdil >®u,1 '* r r daalnibl* J 'A A *B large at fl,iUyi F A L M m o AVENUE, noith of lluihey. A pm| location. 11AM <»« any foaeonable tenna f UKNISIIED GARAGE Apart. ... ,v ( ~ m«n f«( rent. Rato* reaaonahlo , £ 1 i ‘.' • “1 1 ,J»hr » a.nti. Dl> Park Avrnue. Phone IfU •' " t. IJi»00. The .trv«t it heiny -------------------------------------------------'W " H In front uf th>» hi I RM SIlEii APARTMENTS—T» *hl' 'n K»ghlao.| lent: a beautiful front apurt * k’ * b“ n * ill mate t<il* |.ton •M .fLN - FORI- - you Kdw.rd tllgyflna. In*, ••oirne-rviei * |*aiB.etla “Is.. rhen and bath, central location rvnl ir,lured to $40, If permanent: al o one mar apartment at ftiU. Roa t& . Herald Office. UANIOKD bUICII CO *12 Magnolia dv« ___ Pfenne Mt lO R KENT to adult*, three-room funiMhed apartment, Drat Door. *13 J.agnulia Ava. H A A V P R lV A T t^ P iM hV ! DiObk* I Ctiwe "lU ’ C O M M A N D '’a b o u t F A C E i SO -Tm I K »b J IM © P «C T o ’ -r v i ) b a c k x arm v. I *3»fk D iO <itS POOF? M u T -n MC.a u S ir , y MOUet. TK1 M \ M ~ mm Urn ear, not the owner Phoca 21 T fo» Wilma tee. •tAisFOKD E on Silver **or swbk e«le 117,'m Small , a .’ per month, bnymmt an-l U«len. monthly, the Court .. — • “ ‘ O W ^ N D a v e n u e . LwU im *-------- -* 11 »- ractnr north on a afreet •I STORE FOR Rent I .Nanfuid jweftc bungolowi and attract!. < u Atvnue. Call 7T2. home* |Y0 ra-Ci aod Ulal • ---month'r. Go-*d A GARAGE for rrnl— 6IH O u EVANS 1ERRACX, lot 0. Tide n ****** A 'r» 2 *od hwatlei I’ rUe ||5oo term. OrO.e e* Pehlleesl.a vaUa , ----- -- 1 ... - - - , . ___ amxv. * nil at. 1 Met Ml. ( HOUSE for Rent at ill! Myrtle BUY U M KiT FROM THE OWN •n t u b r i i u i iy i‘.>t'nr n r t i i .* ------ Ave. Availableimmediately. I’ho/v **R. Il lr t ’ re»l#d in any .-f rS. m . vrtv BLOCtiw -irrigation and 2ftl. alwwv rail end eea. J. C, M.trhvll V ^ J 'O m m u rT U H iiiii t* general cement wu.u. UFAN REriO Ct>RPO3ATl0N rmta Co.. J. K. TarTWO ROOM an.) ihne m oa fur* her ewe n»t,| nlahed apartment* Firat flour HOUSE FOR KALE—-4*rpom. ani lieeelle «' K rll.r 8te. Phone llf-W . ??? •• > ee. ulna ef T. A rttfr. bath, lot MlalTT: rloew la. Will take lot ae Dyel payment, l e'aarc r « r . e » >U,lu r #VED RESIDENTIAL ci-.VKr.NiE SMITH hxixiHii. NICELY FUR.NiflHED — Apart MNKSS PKOPERTlEh I tM-neial 1 uistractor •rtmenl All mndayn convent «r TO SUIT BORRUW* •• i H a u l# A4 «in U lriiA ? f*f |fr f . Wfe. *1> I f Ftnt Pi Phone 207 O0u Weal Firat Stmwt II UlltaarR, .'r.Aae.i U ., | KRH * HOMES FOR MAI.K IlY 11 |> aiii^Vi|i«SS« I at Pbooj 441 * YEARS WITH EASY SCRUGGS • SCOGOAN RE.MTY Aww# !»«•*.k« UtU .ii «•* | San U nia AI AKTMENT for •area J aleuen 1 t PAYMENTS OR UP­ COMPANY rent Hr*. Swain Apartment No. l |.feitdenta . ON PIIONK 73* MASONIC TEMPI I. 4. Phone HIO W. Rea hnt Agent —-“ Wa do It Better,” Try u*. Roy. DK TERMS WITH F. V. iHrttnn 4 Civ BUILDING ja l Cleaner* ,„ d Dyem. J. C. Jack PAYMENTS Ea»la•0*1 Magnolia Ave—4 w *moru. W*Ma MM lllbaai rh O N Ilg MORTGAGE »i»n. Ml* Ea*t Second HI., PhoM TWO room*, ktt. lunette and bath* front on «hfoo< lot with a 2 otorj H id , heantiful outlook: all Impmvr- carag. -*a > * 0. flAOO caah. tart,.', COMPANY *»»t Forayth BL monta; attractivaly furauhodi omr aerrn yoara period. Sanford 2 moderate rvnl by week. Young'* 14th m » atuccw Mtngalew |gjkui> ' IDLE* FLORIDA Apartment*, effko 200 N lark Caeli and torma tamptionallr oa«v I'iad ia m id" i' . uT Aro. “ J - mplcto line *f Marvaala *i«e new keueee Ju.l •#«iii«( **i h•f • m*4 vng - a i ( - „ i*? ! ? * 1**** f» * io far • i m w t ! ••iirial Low price* FOR “ r e n t - Furni.hed or un. rempletod. See (hem tnaidr. KarJ »»bcr Co, “ Whrr* Goo J fandihed; tig-mom Kpanlih •mml ftoot*. every convenience ^*1,* j * *•>< Dill -d CwmpUlal 4. . MirTAI. ROOFING-The Roof Ev term* aro right ** - ' • * Maple aai I erDaUng. Metal khtngU-: bungalow, G. E. McCall. I>aa lajler* lv a a e.., ptaad, #0 . ar fa n ,,, |, H . Itm rtanding seam On and galvanixed •***'•• filed la . . i t rave#, u ., * ,. FOR RENT—Cotttage. $18 00 pm rw>f*. See James II. Cowan. Oak DIM # STOftE J, V < ?* 4 *>• al|l I« r.adr.vd INVERNESS -N ew Hmh-ard mon'h. K. W. lanl, aviation field a**, and Third St. Phone 111. v Dfjga, Sola Wi *aa‘ ati lllreod paiae tiger atatlan In »m i d , FOR KENT - ■: apartin'enta, furr » a* your phona. itnwHixni part uf IxrtmtM MATKE.SSES prwperly renovatr-i; Dhcd'or IkKral mV arn /■■rn I■ko.l Also Almas--~• unfurnlihed man* MEN OMSK ( entract Wt f . .C V S «M k« one day arnlro in Sanford, by ?J f Mo»*-d. • fttayMMf m v lir lv ni.i-.kM i„ ■.7 7 *V Sanford Matreia Ear lory. Phona Phone 2t3-J K I - k*4. a . . r , “J WAVING 40t- M. If **.*Br 94 im its ••11 Marcelling by FIVE ROOM lloum prVe $3U. a Do J . (i. S I I A H 0 N *• Blue Bird 5— H ELP W AN TED , , 1 4 , 'iV 'i "''* * • uia■mall honae pn.e llu. Phene ''' ‘'J1* I f f Vi.plala 34AJ. Alterwey*el Lae H ilW . OC call al tw o Mellon villa ,1 ead -•.4«e«4 Ik,* tl.i a ., ef tanuari. a 1 iota I WANTED EXPF.RIKNCED Korn Ave. Wll. practice la ail the cenrte V U. tail <11.40*. hum Kalc.man, See Mr. Japaon. iwdmoeo. II. . . . . . '><t. I ■fc* salon* al Jayson Furniture Co. 114 $ FURNISHED KKONT modern ivovraienve*. 407 MagtwUa Caamlaetim ef AUtracU J Lane m »er a r c a d e Prrk Avenue TUlee gtma aepartal etteaUea 'V-aa 7$|. “Jrpaoa Want* te h * j ou.” ' Avenue. ro LOAN on improrv. "copony in amounu « lo 110,000. Mall pi.* detail*. Came* Broils t Central Ave.. Or land'. P«U*."iUi Ncw»l urk.UnluTaiiy dlnrit/s -if,,, J ' r W DjuiifftiikHiinitiU ii'l'l l/'i- IiIJs- elf „ S|hiltl-vlk Lull flii.r, ii,,*, i" h m Lo i i ." com . . toe tuiilmhyr more c.xcllin A FWt C’hancc ™ i«r: r*LLAS! ") ^ ---------- --mAn t V T B I S S /T m N«AMItOEWST / ( VI HAT ? NOW I VPOhEf V c a m - tmb if w e owe n tc l 0 MLV RAliLi 'PH0NT f o m W CflLQtT ome* tham 1 NOW W'U. coM P rvrr S c o m th c • osv ew i.v ielL , elevator M AkfCTpm Vr A H iC H tc y ALL MEXL^ evc« Q v r H.% tM tu fir c s you. u c D tX T Y . L looks! HCUO.HCHITfw . HN4R A C H A * . K l - V U u ^ ^ ^ J V d o i / . “ Vtluua-J :w -r rs f »nd hold vnttc breath! *..« »- >*•• mt thi* ee* "They (the na "• glee Admiral I eke admlaal, aa| the chief •? m m 1k)Ua**T lO C « ^ » ' A mo loom e v e n v o t m to o * '* o e r o a t i mertT ANYTHW4 n Vodm COMPAMN-x Vv*A**r SOM* IDXA o p 1*0u/ a m HOAMXUmOM.Dt*'. n A*A T O C - n C * dceiVOCA im j TamimO A p a r t ,— INTRAESTM atADTd KMBNSA MV k h Y iM )i y Ualtdlo^ •L 9 wartime aotvkoa. T* *upply PUT anil teada + * mgwiarly lin k mem lhas $0 diffemaft aMaft and hiada ef aai la. Net Juat a h e kagi Lut carDit. toil «aiy la hag h-ta ha% ah a kavin4 u* yrke la yea. Wm • . -• •»: .*w<ipdM Wa am haed-|aarura for aalk . .* o in o ir o w I Two re* uid i « i,V i|i J a cuR.ii teiwvrn Aeimlor W*-V.wv.Hl '( *f M«w York, and t*-nwi««1 <M . r e l(i| o f Vlrglaka wbwSe^ftn vd tk r none ef Ik* iiltkgaM M pavv during lie World u .r l'i»J with irwmaawd l a a k u d j l *t». I « i m m waa cbaw5 t f r Naval Affaim CummHtoo dark the war. . -m 1'rWn.U » f lima Admimi Sima, the aery , rlaiei, ha»« long Urea hwaamd ovor k botnw retired without what m . -oaiJered due re*vgnUim» ( f * S H- .Millliico” 1Ik*Vin'rV* 7 * ' VM. >K‘leClCtl lu i l l e your iXl? VN-ll A*Y> By Taylor 1,1 i T < . u . i l _ , : ^ g y. Poor L O O S E � 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, March 03, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 03, 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 03, 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/ed5f365da1bad8822a095e249159fb4e.pdf 674e9186d00251a857b8e2c285292273 PDF Text Text •.# — ________ 14n ' Vthr »nd -oaiawhe! «*N M r tn> fii(M| fair i M ««rm «ri t'tlr iK ^ -w irm r Hi M irtaw iw lk * n l y»>*idn -' F lo r id * ’* H e a r t „ ,.s- fe a te ^ t \ # R c l*b l# . ItA k\ichr«t G a rd e n L a n d EgTw xvuT L p -t soi I W ire ln tc r n .it i n il New . ... r >uv H A N K O U I). F IA IH IIM , F R ID A Y . M A K H I t. I W 7 ler Found Guilty 69THCONGRESS COM ESTOENO it 4u,fi ^ O O NTODAY Daugherty's Case ATN Citrus Crops Also Suffer From Frost Keturncd By'BASEBALL TEAM! This Morning lor Deliberating 0 E INDIANAPOLIS Sixty Hours ARRIVES SUNDAY rt ......................____________________________ H it ?r Under Bond ling An Appeal IWere Accused Of c p t i n g “Fee” I n Titian Claim Case MIAMI. F it'S lia r. t . - r l l f S l T V hnivtMl J a n ig e of the year to cTlpia fmp*. in Sattlh■ ■ M oriah tan* rm’fv m l IMt right m a r m J i of tb# (m u . v m n lin r i t d r u m * who ,<v purled b* iH 'e lfic r nl lh» #£*•• . illom l agent tedav. Temperatures at ir a H lI \ irtu a l S l a t e o f C iv il W ar place* In thr Miami n n » V»» K x ix U In S e n a te Ax f***- canridvrat'y W e* fw « m , - ion C onu -i T o . W U h ; a .rr.n lirr to HVharvl W. fif^rV ta chargr n* the Miami avatltfir barv#u. Higher rrini*rmtf|t#* p rtn O a l nt nnen today. r. ' 1 A“**' """ s*“*,r Blocking Reed Probe I D rtin o U ctz ci, M an ag e r O f T h v S rt*rr» O f In tp o rln n t Ibllx T ( ) | I R I S I T S . Ind ianx. W ill H ind G rou p F a ll T o I*s m . In rlu d in t; W 1 * u T h a i lx D u e Sund ay N ig h t; Millioit D r f i r l r n r v ’M ran u f^ P A R ® ^ »*«»• *** MAKES TOUR OF F l * h t P a g r-i Tudae •*.»rrrrM 'M I t K K IT * Sr^= ur! Burke Maintains ENVOYLEAVESI*1 M eet W ith Waltei HagenA StrokeBehind I lu rried D tp a r lu r r O f T fC *h G iven J II m T o Hei>ur1 T h a i Hitt Itr e a ll W ax |>em ?ndc.l; S l a t e Ib p n r tn u -n i I t S iU n l Mexican Propaganda Rumored As Cause M exican N o te R aid T o l l t t 'y , I k r n S p ir llf d I W b it t e O f ilrxtCMn E n t o v ’x A f ll f H I r * Morning 71 Governor Believes Glades tlrillinnt By Pro Champion Is NVntchcd By Gallcrv Drainage Board Should Be At Country Club F ree From State C o n tro l c ,aref o Hackney Holds Third Place WAsHtNOTO't. Mar. d.— flN S t " U A M H ..I.TU N . bii»r'4 * ,N S > t u ,■ n P / T H lA V T i ______ At o'clock Su.yay nlgV.i. : THe M an-N inth t / m g r . I L I L j # V : V J L f I I U L —The hjrr**tf'H*e*ttUce of th* [1 T A U JU lA b d X X . V.4 . Mar. 4. elal thape," * .em ar Martin B *k i{ .. . m M )! • m a ' **! am ef th- .|dnb>n that, hau aa| Hnino neiTel. ,r . n l h ^ S l W m..t " ^ 1 *)V n , N atio n anjtem tder. heror D--i ■letter t i WHUam G r.ffJ,. I 'ii e e h * - , wr «ti*<■*- *-i n Tampa, th# b*»i \ '(i l n * n » F u n ln A iia I, I Man-jet T, l!«a. Wldrf Bhojlier t i . k uagrr «f l l - I ■ .. ... It.*.!* ? (‘* r " A* 'riK\ ' ' a.* t'day t*» the myeeify1**: *b *la *1 Ik# ptthlitli. r. I-. ate > th. i .. I* thing t , d«* * l >*reate aa milrely j f t IX I U ll ana. Myftlwr1, with l ‘rr*l!lenl Will■ M " * , P rT I \ ™ G rou p O f F i f l r r n F ro m N m P n aw a -.Mr *H*■ .*# and h *» h-*nr*» takioe the >lw i*up S t i l l I n R l l l H t i n f f A * .,11 LI. , r|iu .Iilbiruh < t dr.p«ratv fd i'u lira J itexckiuawMtl* f..r*».| in tke Mextf t Y O R K . M a rc h . 1 — M»«matn,n f t t - * u ta d -v of th# r*e r« iv tr* aW dutale a u T S 2 ™ * ” „ n m V j Y n rk And P tn n s jlv a n to f lx , ran lituattcn thi» week. i W ^ M iller. iN w t'U ar , : z t S s S : .r . . ^ l i i i • l*. pine-I tn th* f.i .ir«l ora the Kj . J* -if the ptw--nt itratnafr , lO U m C y o lC a r S r n t K n t r r t jin c d H er* T h ro u g h Set* » Title* *« ta Nrwr Y**rk t» •hr \ «tat nf . i»il war" * * i ted in . beard * f . eim>iH-fi **»• .haanl, app.'ini a l**a.it t » .••pet«te | pn»P«'riy c u s to d ia n , to- A tbe A tlantv Coa-l l.ht* Via.I O itir lN V O l T rrn lt Iln a n l . ftitih *he f l t ‘1 available •teenrer ! I t * n tiaie . •*■!! (fw*« the Slat# n.w.l [*»par*meat LI'IIIIj m l l „ . t ri k^l.I hla b e , f , « * .n?on,U'Ls *Antn,f *“ y -^na*. ... the C onger.« O H f..e Mcv'cc. S o exrlairatlrn wa* *inl <Vif«*w co n v icte d by. a ju ry ^ - .X iV .| .. *..v Idr dm* m ia. »*t B m V n d Ih . - « Hurky held hLa lea* t.t Um Munh'p.tl t i ll * . vtiih ail lra i»Mvo activity hnitr*t. .. I iih.wiuirg eiiher frem »h*emnil i .'u r t o f conxion'it*A i « u ) «*f l ‘* n tn ni'd wgnw#. I . '-nerd tm ■ i in th e f oritral r w r t l l l H e re will U «pti-e\lma»*ltr »> hundred of MIU weir kille,L. the d. '-aitwea* rnneern trgM-ia* Oram, i lex inem nea-nivaner* . v h iiam tjl by oy n Slim OMll bor»l of «mtor>‘. in whi<l. Im ruler., of u liigna* 'Wtafpll# ■ *r» m th*.Ktcrgi.».-.q'ra m -.let them *a b t*r » ra*ir their hea.bjvarter*|C am p tSton o n sn th ip a slim M rlh<- th'* «<»vt n in io n t oi r«in Hi the Wind, with t t n o f th*»n nt-mpt deoatturw. tln « | f cn hand ti icriet their rvmcamti.* le*<Jer» pUje<l thr r from tho ret tec I Sew York -an ' I1 ini'( l ,•• •rev-all to* ir * n Mrvifcets th rm iitf aim# after If *J •»»*•!»« ' .', 0txA-1 ™ ^ phlyw , raminctea of th ' ronurg .fa rin ' Itcpuhliran r|pcftcTil» i*‘>r Id.Hhmj S‘rr.tn>lranhv. wviu glreA * 3 f 6u * lltai tha iwlw rawuittae the d tu rkt . D ea .x m anyplm e t h . , may dmjm j ^ | ival uT a ST.bW.iKM n the Aitterlenn A‘ »<*iaunn. Ju h ti.further inw-ugatlon into Krpub- >'f th* celery iltH.t '.hi* n JH w ’i' ‘ tia. the . >.--eii * uanl* I <'-*• *h# fig--* «t pm**i t. ta at * meat aMeaafbW t# carry •« —r . . , ml * > ct U*' Vb>ner et' l t ,fl |;.. ir . U.th ptlrht-i », l • «.-l •> * nr ' *. , , »«., i lea— i UAt/tOb 3#f\, 1 v fr K i *' titJw •w»i» \ |i># to that board all th# a * , ifre r thu lin k * o f th»* S a n fo n * fnr w ;tr-m *ii«l G t-n n ai Tltr. l air wu* $r•r*. bio the la > ali.eh.ir. lie n In to riil ,.•t • t.v, the d t'iatlin c ( on- t metre#. Ihtrwmf vi »dno*i •• i nt* W#ek *h** he w uivt.... I fioaa. thorny l»w pnmrat tmant kw* a*vt Countrv* C lu b th U mornlrtiT, by Heoatary F . J .a Tftit ain({ir<l for the paat few day a utid p rcu . Tli.-n tha gateU of Vtir arr, . r t l 'Afc^Aiiit a#aaa...4iU •• d l l «U t» f *U dm.v\4C« in V* t l * t . I f that r | t wn*v#^i * tu la) | * ■( hi* c-i-ib - " 'd r ho aro t " make up th "' WBVctKU-, P rri^ .'m I’aw ci at-d hjc-aket Da gherty. fiinm r nttor r Uw parpmm hy u tut*’ ■ J , . «a from bnml ha .«-a .tea* th# Interaal taapnivemeot f o r t h * W h o lfS «ltd tr a illlif njr itelrghtian. loOttjnrwrth fell in th*- lion— an.l h-anml in a i>.» » 1 Z [ T-,*. . ai H “* m*Y t# W h.*>* Y a with.n fu . 1 u*»« hi the CwrytatW*; »KMt hlltt by Oil* s tro k e Cinu- W aJ. Drtcel I* bringin t n number of !*«*-•• * * * , *•» "a rrtH Ver of !m* l rlttienIffit. The two fnrtnrr <<:l ■tu pai , . T h ,..u rt;b af* ^v . u * l aT N * l Yerk ‘ f - * « wwal* am. — h I eatmot tfbnM ..mowm fw a fa r t \», Amarteaa prwfegalanat tumiaing yvorgitera auuth with ^"r •* ” ne ‘“"Ut1' • • I the (Urding admfnlatratio font, enevv. tu iVtnter H^trvn f ~■' ' £ ” h f.alf l.rn.*, |*#»h #at *«m# *c v tor . . x». anew Bcres. ami fj*w that »-*wrd • * > _ ; rhampUn. with , card #f fH I„ addition to the I # 6* ^ tv hit .v eharrd in • In th b iw ir . *h«> are . ai 'iruag** that tha «Ut# m*w h#lda . ramarhaU* n T > k t 5 ab i. after -« 1iw<tte*' rookie*, .an* of the bc*t known.4 .“'J * ' I “O r" paid by l*«nni,ii lr M ^ v r c X - iniw* «.*.t- is;j j k s l t t w v z d thev *----------------—henrtnfmo |S,fUTf . i i an land that haa ^ ,.,M th0m at the I N -rrest l a U I N » .,n^. M .I V . .-* * of i t * p e lr*J'.m «*»»?• V . n J l u t r r * LooJ to ut^ain approval of th* * ,^ , ln g « l { of the atorr.iy SSdTn* a « On flip thtmigb the r.-vUtentiel •*• u a - l » L gvvwmor Mart lit wrot#. I .th* v .#Orat------- --.. . I roniTvr,t»r ut U e Amettcar* * nl ^ ' ,rw ’1 ^ ln '.h ; V?hTn VVrdi. Aehiinr f ' W . H i o ..ecoivt ileflceticy bill tior**. It « a deci'led t > retam hat. Ihirh# tnrrvrd in a Tf thu UCO-I •« bail w u continued in (3, r?Z L , i t . ^ l ^ n U e 1 P t i d i n g unmrv for a .cure ol (or a *tay nf i«u or ii.reo day. vuKfV. lag, while Hagen waa low far tha TI.* t---le whirh Aialw«n*t..i biir.r an npiMul, at rwjw »t f-Tmvr alar ho*mtn for John Me- ^ rrnn^ Rt M lirU * v The 1106.- while on the * * j be the mirth. field with ?t. C*. rge ( VH#« earn* U«|lr« t’tiv hand**! Or*w. rwhupp. I* a routhpaw. |,u!|.linc yt .Ci -n. lirOk*. nrl. ' Stvrnlng at th* M tal Fw rvi! •*... Me* 1**0 fniwlgn ofW * U»t In with TI to t i t (Yareare llacknar I lied into the court­ •T ’ldun (Dixie) flrvervttc. farmt,( f ur r i«h av re - of c.tira Viith (Ake tt«d rr«'U j i» h*r* of th. fa r th* margin* roond. Hackney t» , ;! nVlork afUr-nemling -rly om of tho mint rilfoWr plllai* ni-* f.-d-ral bulIJIngi. dieil. rhtni for IS* "»t hole* wUh KIT •-••A » a H e t l agwiit** what thg I I eatin g that they had de. of the While Sox staff ta another Tt,„ gLtvarnmcqi will la tttor- grwuu h*vc »pem the paat'twu day » amt j»«< trallln* Mm I* AI Kept. . ...» iwr^*ti*a»#t r#naid*e#d "u»»■re defendant, and th#t ••hr»j frtato atilt glow*. Tteh Jlu*aell mmuly emhartk* .■< by Congo***’ i t, Rlyhtxwin? D u n ami vlalUn). no** with a card * f TVO *or fewryi arr*-t*d *etl*i*»«»M The M»*V I r t |^lr|»iy dca.|l.>. heal nn iiul Wid .Matthew-, outfielder*. fpUure tc m art the defb«ory t.lll. \arhiua place- of ti-taf#at ik n u C ' Many of the>tv! m place. A r t by Wtm# Klein and ty, handed th# X* - *a I*.' •r A fter tnljlnc x»‘ h have both been cn ro many m»h»r The War l»epartrn*n am* part- vtit the ' i-oimt • T« t r U n i. WaMron rlrtaaJVy '•■trlvhuf an «n»w*r ta league tluha durinr the p u t few tlculai Iv hard hit atni ma) ha* e attended the fir»t ilay of th# Ge*. i .- .t n - f i yefterdav. ta aaM to V*tN atlMlnatei Iham fmm rhampbai !; Judge K h t Mined to p u n * that they wear eervleo tn : di»elL*rge iu.mp thoueaiuU of trat. hi. rid* Open rhanijjnnah.p ' ( | feinted «lr ferae T i.tn a lo l*lant# . S iju a -h . V trttT w lsta t* K x p rn a r A ccount W ill .hip Viaoea. .** »#Pre»eiitxt * 'in the “ “* men Mrau*., tkrtr l» tin money for gulf tuoinaaiiat at th* enuntry' III ■Kit and t*k id :rtHiaw, arv al«o jwtriy a-.tn, what I* your Tor­ He Su b m i tie d ID l.ogialgU tti* Worr.ll, afflcUl Ut hanfr. , t StaU i. tu d C ufum hi-m K rp o rti'd lletn-t hlnaself I* known whery- their j«iy. Te« meaeurc al*<» car l ilulx nlrfi t »' in ia'arr1*l'»b« i vi i hiieiiall 1* played. I*nu) Kloi- rxvi lll^un.ono for the .purcl**,. tu r# W h en It Mm«ta At T h l- ia r ta d the Uat flight thl. aD#c T o I I « w th en I b n u t i d H r I i >4 the defend a..i U.U* r ene# and Boh Srvdei, two ratch en ..f iltc * • ■ < ! Canal. | h ^ 00> ' ■ tier, .the vt*l:itr» were ( W * M IIV V M Y I r » T Y .M a r r b Imnaangg ihvitnrr u l ^rri lyr N 'a ii Ylonth ’*n^ * l ^1 w o»l*«h.ih .Itwinner la etpaet J a c k F r u i t T h jra d a y N igh t ."text nom n ^ « #Vt**k w ii charged,** rtpHed Iht who have n.adv the Polo droun.' ■ l»r -e»<! >an* to farm er*; t»o " Ly Ylayor Fr-tiral Lake, • V i flffx 'a i n-.twt*h**tWiw{i S o ayreenwnt rwuld he, b Sew York their home for vail- >1*1 fur t'irr.* n-ar natal •ruU-r : ii d c i j the trip around tb# oeKry' ,. . #••!» rn»v»- r b»r« l< L ... - . , ! > * rmmnevl ami a thi*a atmutgl —* I.. iki. *1ri/artflatl* *1 to.Kg) f. i tl— n r* radio ci * . '* ; , • * I . 1. ..*■* 1 AI l. Ail AWtKK, 1 11. Mag. 4 1-*IWeen lU fm . king of golree*. million* tor the f*d ll\ x > . V i i r h n « f tha ata e . u j U4,k#. form er-.add* maafar I \. le a .!,. M m IVpI ' * '«* • ’ ' - ' hearth judiciary, twdgat coat mtaetaa ate today hark r.ratakac, #f greet_ H m j i _ the __ _ ____ . ner af fc.w VorVCai*. n romiu.oimi wtl' who wtlh Mr*. Iwaah, wetar warn— . . .i . --------P , a ar.l h o -, u Fgaitmu . p '-araoaa nv-p jrraJa and that h* h« Hanford arwa a<w**>l»»« U report, .* 'heir regular d ote* after enmwithout fund-. th- t-i r* nt th# ,tel*gatton. a in to Maau M«awo illy ' e*e*tr*d t# l» r fro"* grwwem and M *'1" * ■ p ' M« W*1 .1 llty i r.dlrtmt A largo gaUary waa lot liter*. *nd the H nTF -rX h c r . t t i o ' r r m a Ir ak , .e r m « M*oeUU#»* o • + ’" o h x idrttu L iiwTW u.-J. * # «aXI ' Car * auhanlaatg# * t o * , lo # wake * *f -each­ pere.1 for lack ( . w.j,p #nu , fr : ..fc rg a ja m in-o. 1 , u V , tolwrrd . ea*a,HW. . n-1g -la. tha u...v_ irv d eT W I t '. & intrw# *• #be Kim i- I t ftm tnar. | proce**ea for th# eradication o f a.I funtl, ■ a to* M il waauo o f the »t*te ^ H ' txi*l-m ritr and a-.oniy iad* eodit**. '- ' i in at Mw SUaWwa g* m u « f tb» |im*#cutiuiv klnda and atlfT joint*. I»ow*a d a l* thr . | .. Tire .Pr*»l*Wnt . . . . . . . . . . ______ .. larialatUf*. la S S T M Ifa th _______ ‘Folio# “ “ pig (a a “ro ster nt* t>" «pc (light at the last moment with the tn-ak-m -vatani of #« •••* e•»n-fw*-■', I*.ergNi t# a»k fiWtha ■#• 1 yxiSter t*rKnoc ttwlle poa»aa«ed‘ r* - . ,m i*ii«kV » bixlgat thia make on the otbac tm w tea k fl Wiltmu llurwell. # aharp denurctaiion nf the Sin - Utb-na .jia ia h t h r r r .. Mr Lmwhl*f tiv. Un»t«l M ate. Amba *A’r ; 11 T tn flS im i t#mp#rw«u.e re^ dnr ttnent airtinxt IX-ughrrty. team: Pttchrra. WUaou t t r will be 'lightly higher thaa w m, hail permitted n e e attorney g iteral *ndl Carl Boone, Anthnpr Faeth. 1'rvd »t#V m lrsj which ^ » * >*F|* <* t Pi irk* *h#t hnlltaak g d f yeaxen S.4*eman#ke, Ferd Srhup.o, Itxlpli the three day legltlaUVr ileadluek. F ille d Dnrkner .lay *fta»«.»*n to mak* Ih# C«tr*v Iwforw w e *. tu do my job. ytu knu*.c, Hlrdlingvr, John VViuner, Klm*r lie r>»e n minute . in par TO and plao* arm ftager a* Amluvn-, Uordcn U r i ) r ( t i<, IJoyd |K*imUd H.a gavel for -lienee and ic'iioodc-l genially. far llw )H. i i .i y i , r»m amaay. T W i * • ■efvp It ap|warvd that a i Davie*. I.eui* Koupel and Ilia* iNclari .1 rt was hla opinion that th* liberal Armoi„ . . . * ,V -« *#caml. f * f * j fla tia t'atrherx: Hob Snyder und "legli'lallve tangle** wa» du* to th* ij« t’’ Wti* in p ro e m * arod. " I l lh# ay amt l iy tau ti wa* think I'aul n ore rue. luflekleiw: H ali'h/drfictlve rwlea" iM the Senate. !m a kliglit paJener , t xattoa »— ^ i will g^f a *1 th* (altar M ir xlmwed a* l.cr tO*Ji'ayo»l no ewottoti Mlller, Walter llolke, Hruro ltetx* I. •at yet bwn rtmilg^* v. j r r £,t lf * l,r rd irt lie wax «cctc I at I, i . |rm. *,rd her* ihat. .h# nvnt tiw Kanferd area w.nr • M a i * * t o rnereaaad unleo* th.' Wg«^ .wyturully fin# en w k fe* Uw aflal In new .1 table ami tiu.«in »-1 im- l i untar, Ktmer Voter, i.dsw v „ ... . . J i n * w 'm T m i W n-i#* M « « '" : k »* •'»» #((•»»• obtain new Mian* add* « « * bto i ihn w mpr*#*at i M hndfM. mmgm. ^ rrand Hagan rlnaad Hm dgj • .i#*n th# jury ftlid mint, 1 *eg .nut llnmltj W irxtlar. I*"* *H h 141 IU far the th* « haWa * n *tk » ... •fv*. 'an '* */ lr • , ' * . "ItT*!. ***’,Ti ^ *** »K O ut-I V . i w r l fv i P w r v u A i t f a i r l ,U,, ’ ,,h " rty, on the Mher I'.ind fliil.le l U. Uu. II. WW Mattl. U rC l I S r C S C l U C C l .l ari f . ni ^ .. _ M ,l ta d , ,»Hh charw.a of n»rtgu*. ,< g b» »,ar> grawar.. An a*ui« I'-i.kU fvd ao that I bay Will aat n . ^ i r g I .turned U ahamftan, m anran f‘*r tjittipne tar*. h mlar, ritpt'le o* amharraa* any -hm f.,rm to m at* * wtthta am. .. II. ■* i him, Walter Murller and Jeer Wy111#, r r .-o , Im • iv I "at ' i <. I "*l*d 1.tw rlagr . f *##d „f ait al drpart meat %,f the etat# . . , ■i^ w*,i#r The real t**r led hla .b in a n il *lilfte«l -■ . ,,...r.i».i a j n * « Ih* . ruue wa- r*t>-• few it a time that everyone t,ru “* **** Unued on P ii7 v Tw«.» ^axrv it ta ' • M* - -n le a .. >.y local w a l ra«nbl)«kmant» tal.. tok'i earn title rra n l.u * ir . all-aeil t« k-* * ham krwbg an aarl) rnonupg tun mi realuav tha p#,***ltv of kaapiitg Murk# eggta rad the FfHtditwan the .ta le ** tavai. h i! o * rtienir.! J i tu'd«fui,»in« it® 'land- them by grqn##. ^»«»t Viery p«''Dm at C laar-aiar l»*t t B u rn ed T o S tu d e n t H h*ttr J ' ♦ th . d U lr U Chit, (m u ettn . a ,-.1 k.M* In vt.w th# fact that tha ia ait# the b«|dae af HU ■ tale «u,emn>*<ti muvt I ^ .... — . .wither aotith » ir » ala., mad# ami Y o rk . T i 1' ! Open,' »o’n " t i lammer. B* l> il/urtad In order l„ .•arry ( n w#. managrr »f the an- . ___ _• #n <rg<JujtH f,,,,,, |i#* rank* nt th . D i i n r o i Hu «, pfdr * * * *xh*o»t#d. It* b ,*lr>-»# " f..iaiUa#imil Club, tat# arm # beta A l i n U . l l _1)111110 . Tbyparv. whaafnmthltten, »kmt H ICK , Mutrl. * 11NS1-M WAHlMN'tltOS, M ,r. O N S( . . . ^tr«.ion t a f Mich ............. .. ... <nM ^ . i , Tha n 7 ri.U Htele Callage fbr * ? £ Y a c h t' C r ib t r i l l 'heir i*4v## e lu m tw* or Itrm .r 1 M w, T* Inirne J UI death ... n .e atoA-nt aui.-tde ware nruck g..,, Kbt lwp highly prw#d ^ur•1,,T *, > * " * J ynu a . rL .k , ,p .y O f Henan at T .U a h .-a a kaa b ^ u IM. it li m n I 1 ‘ h# f»>*‘ kit them arul al’-nad UWuotl far la# . . . H i w . , r*«» .•, 7 r** 0 fire which * wept . five- Wa.hlngion today. ........... •baarlng f f i m a u ' U Jo rn lN to |to * j f t j f j 2 a S S u l C M X U •» kU D O H l ‘ I d O i l " a . C t l I l (r t that i*a«oa aulhoritie* v<* ">* hJ . t t a -k • __ |i^ra ear that U la yet tog early I d tM# of a new ^ rO iU -.r and wyaie. ^ T ^ l i ' a ^ i U i u i n . Ik j i n m r t n f'cln trai *m C * m*-»»l and lb * O alv.nA y a t FWrv- eeeth I f yag^pWe hW» X*T \ .». , ii - ia - u -1«. i, ...— y - , a-Ku r,Man a whwh ha* y * w a ox am " f la n , fur the taeird' a. ntmi Tr " •. to in c u r . A > inlden ( . imettog h;n.»il( 111 vahta ta htia la the i rvaaat anmv* ih v T i trlri'Ting -n E d " vtd M C & f u S Bvwvo m u l H l e k .a l t b t .'W ta , adj.lw nal building* anr. ti Ih# don*r of the lateal.ad- I t.i#w« . n «h>.ut . T* year* old. J nurrlm tltlan. M i l # . Inlerratw \ r t J d ng to n* >■■■Kt#a fn>m a w r tr r ua-W in U# Fan illtioa ta thr* t.w lla found tlw |C v n rta, . f I rlllr,' fear M'.re l*vritet o IfK11 MV NKXT V»KKK T **T ' “ ' 2 ^ ? k * i —1 liar ar*a thia m*fti>ng, It wo* ha- Iter on hu premia#* ahrly tb b h*d hyntlng ( Ol Ott tlM) FMONK PLAftMW* I 111 ih. ruin I'U L U I NOT GUILTY In ci. xrgn wh-ch ha« ’ iLvnd that in ti* d# n*C» rmulied r tl l AtlAJtCK. KU . kUrvb marning arid M p tbed It tkfter * ’ varatlcn Item the du — ------------------NEW YORK. March 4-<lNK> h t* lb* ■iil# Tf># aI I * > » 1'1 t * * 1 'to pepper* but total k#a af t*m * what he railed •" rattling tiiaal.*.' During *b* pa-t 30 da)* he £ C fc w a k iu m g t o ii . n m A r W m 1tit'll (OMVUKSIONl.il Mae V,.- r . nd tli : ' “lMe . I ta ptamta wa* beitrtrvxi t n m r t act Ir# In aeaurthg *e*tn»l r« u< the tauat *«*' «wahr • «t I .'A K ri:i:. I ta . Mar .’ , . . . ' n . " f V , Murgnn r i. •Xtr Kapao' made th# capturu with l«e»n tm g iM to U a H .n u t* for thia >rar'a cW- oral m..»t J»®" •avige B erov o/ U Belle i ■whifrr, and tan nty m -rnb,' o fy th * a ld o f a F*ece " f in k W ® , t . . . t 4 tnem *r# »*i«et»>l hr f-d> » hull rla *#ut* of th* >*-*> r . : ky many gram*** ar* aahi'fa ha»e rriiiad by Governor John tb# ia » l idaadcil imt guilty ii la y j «arfylnrr th#aniau l Jo IM ti-U rule#.'It *-a* toiil rriwiwry " ^ a laeae* ia aererai fWLIa Writ** %w%(« « • t. Hanford d.ring lb* latter imrt unrvtui ii fond It tom, i x t h r have oaaa a-aiied ind *arll amm- Orange f . - mm \ Un *« a mamlwr o< the ti general aeaalon court to Millet- >n bluaaeau were damac -i return io th . atata aap'lal a#«t |4d d a rir, rarua,^f « a t th* mmth. • U ltle via* ,Mg«d whan It a Wok*. bar of the orgahU. .aw '•HI ha Jpar- i» a leruidatable extent bat tha t\»dr,».|ay *,'ordin» to a tal*- •*#» Jam** A. Band f t lumiatiopera of the im tile thanrlng them with "corrupmtlUvl tu invlt# t u gu«*t». * BrHe dralnac* dlurict t** arg n*o*al»“ and "gudnUlnlng a_ tiu It calu:«.t Jiw n when put In aanaidered eert -u., g reii to tlaxo'a **<r»tary, Mi*. :«halnaa*. aiiii'Hinaag Im# t M v j N|, iet for ttr#, eaga htwl prccawinl to make ervaHon* fiw «h* dinner ~ ‘ - r(Uw, #ui karttarn report, I'r-rj- |l(hl*<et. »#ee«tlv re- pulilk- rai-anrjr " trial Anna Ualla Waaaan, today. laanW, itae’ . f at fcnrwr turned In by- M*i Id, the cuaimi 1 WUh th# um Uraaerata (ro-., t.ffie*. (next Widneeimjf. pi re N ig a»#wiy FrnM whime Die otter ca*w. i<w m*rab#*e fattbar aUiad. ; TC. , n„ •nt ageertee r m ^bar# m Mr KatlauO iuir no knowledge It ai.ndwr. ..f H# k# gang#r ta pay , i - m M Hut th* animal* «*e»er waa V nglh# affair la Gmrgr an*. M l a a , 'u,‘ jder vert far fr.un their naturhl Y Owen*, a fota rr Xan. * . Dightar " *■ ' l.al ilat. Urn lake* ami •Wugh-. Kaafatd l aald#id, died at h#T nm^^ftald H.iu k. i l n U. A. Nn* Ttley are umally trauiwd Ml al- iu Kaa A»t»wl«. Tha.. m4_ g|r, <ta*u*l Fukratow |n io it. UMCCeaaihlr W M L flN I , ... |(he l*ank* and as- among the mimt Mar. 4.— (INKI - -I auli,in Ida apaedwar on the *1»«* lalautiir of ftjr^bcarrra. T T * a i i u a i I tha Kaalatd Garden Club c* iaar#ith Th# tWnford llaralJ In l i n h a ta * baaat y, am MIAMI, r u . Mar, t — f l l l l ) * - ^ daul-!y •Iwmltmnt l. miuam flgurv »' • » thl.tv J ^ ; ^ T ^ Z J X S S " t S T Jarary i.ty.W m de fawuwa by »t> »« . are now lYmtMt mv.it a f tha • » * « • U» MilWr. o f Hanford. She » l «-f »port atuog out today H ' other hi.- i.anw* lor th# pair. A wall * 1* 0-1 b* f-mr alaUra t a * «*f Mr*. MaibeU donated ai.r- un..-merit of Geoig.- Drmiuuv-t'arpantcr and j kn#wn wag a u g rti’" * Tom teat. ••• tha anal ragula Mr-. Joe llarrold ar... Mr*. Ukkard. fonncrl; nirtiii- ta n - figku. dub Would , . ,Urrpaey. reaid# h*f». Two ®l a* a nioQioter tfuit be L fa rm *! rtttiual aiateia. Miae »>ra W. Y#a»g*CXpat.-1 >. • Mr Mr*. Shrlduo Morm lire In J«rk* M « r l'« ’he 1^.- hug# rruwd Wl <**•.■h whtl# walkiag along * * ^ u la k e thi* mandag a t ld V rtlag k thaw. hut -uly rnatemplet*IM of tha welt b j tea Meat* dftr* ct KUial M b *arly Ode M u r - L Marketi. * half— a al •tad other mammoth ar thr t-rograa* .-ammlttaa a f th# a«r*J available from Mr*. H. F. , . M i r i aW bV w» •a* rat nr. of other orcHnr tha a*al# of hie Madia,si Uedaaii war found by pamerbe l u i M l b a , laU'idarad-the a * * * - , Jr. Men. M. M. Callaemy t •apartad 1# be pm*«/o .“•nbn, but he haa ala# kaad made earda « M Th# amat# U la W ky Ik * band, l*hm al - - 1 th# rood wUh * One- 1 at#. t* (kr># himwdf a atUn la may leml t h m lu the b uglar i i* l »kult aad a«k*r lajaiWaA diaxa mlaa ea th# plaattag «f •ant t e l whkb waa raavatly «rg*piked. D 1 xorld. he aarwuncu-: ®*ho broke irtU» t h e •«, •unnur f b e t r garden*, ityurtr hy ia now aeaxldrtxd a* »•* *>• tha «m>oxmtWBmot rrvoalo.I 9 * * ' * * a J rciaT Arirlae#J Kjf«* trf * * * * U d a e g^fd-mi th# haada of t n b a r oammUtaa#. mom promtaUg w rtk x i urmwiiraaa im ry. frui 'k i l node an offer of f t.- »JW >* T ' C imJ i 0,1 lhh Ut,W U*M,l“ aad an eulha* af amr*ral aetottta* tioa* la the x w tfy , * ' " “ " i fertb # New Y u l ^ Lr ■■ .„!*!#« f Uaw.. i-^M ■* » ,r ® r'armed far tha ftdura, mrcaidad Fmd IL Whaa*. tlhrartm M rt Hxary - Wl th# inajur avrtioa * f £ + iat mrwral gwedaatag 4 _ l IB S )—Tarpon Inn. fam#a#| • r a U , whlth waa af u a Mil with Mar _ the c!tab Ukrarp. old frame beat*try ad Tary** f, aturee r*##wfly lattkatad tota the, tlw N#n; UNllW~dl#«rK* F. «•' «i rAI Wl -v**' Mpyflatten af Jpim g* wa* I .ported la flamm ilut-'# gpM ar. VuxV Banker, ha* aaUruty r * a « w , Via.W lhanaM. ------and *ppdt#aUy doaraad thl* tr*>r*Oily T V prtjaa U b# a ff*r» J Ih# bv tiding plan* run la- a im * driver. |*d |r,*p» th# *d tag a* lb# KX MMe i Maerg fua d* TtYKK), Mar. a iM u n (a Tha Harahl rontael. Japan*** liner wbara th* flu* nrtar U wbkh b ta atari aw lb# day »V I >-Uowlag a abort b#m wta«k#*l , M U ld b l thr » iV * t . aakd U<lar. animal flower »baw a f tha Wml ■ • m i #> pgp#rd m ii la V I _ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ » *t th# Uleadu in * J ® ~ I .7L feu uM)lj hgaiO break 1 p M > Clab h | •t>-k af noixlaewa, M r*. rhUedrlphia h*v* prugrc»..s* i „ tt*« c»tk f e 'th r »-*-! ' *'•. - * - - - . 1 . . a #t#at I Th# efrurtara. valiwd r lw t a t . i v " •‘ ‘d. that ealy the I j ^ X d in thr a n , . ' •' f, tt **• *• ■•#*• * ’’ raft* ralr# n (Iowan aag BWwW ta the e * » u * i.m ain* an im- m#„. who h*v* U-»n iutnr.1 .v * r ,cuau •u u hvr# — W * ' “l hJ K|OB " , rv fnM" • f1" ' ' “'• ! * t o * * * ' * * * . m ' I«i u * T miuKMOilr Hdr. It e n w r t hy »h#H/T j i___ m *_ | W I .ar* to play a I rala# a f tdt' B*taad alav# win­ Nerrtoa. WutiM work. u S e W k U 'w i t r v ' jm i .’f’ tv T ^ u i'm v a rwr | part. .ndh-aU tha fir# wa a .d i* ; ^ f V Anhet Mam I pblaad Bah*r U imi al 1 (V •nrvtioa «,( th«*« » . i - t \t( v ag ia*tI both »®‘lf ner I* ta h#r* the M a t l * * of H<* inaa'. Club <va ' J 7 ’ . a i i - Fill arraet •Cufra of I carerad I# llam ta l i — #* d l * ' ( .‘ .hoard tha '• * ' . . . .... .... ............... T W i regular gam# uf g all ##d 1h»t he of W men. . from the aan ery #taek. H th Mar. IA (O ^ a t. . M r . run of U --H y j M r. who V - u , r r i » > u j ! > ^ , - g L H " * * ha* Lm i w «t to lb« J g ^ hi* e**i>tm U »l*p ly S w g tg • Maru 1 award* ar* tu ta made en rear. afU r thi* *• ■Met alght e H f M h m V B I V H M H I B H ^ bk harlyy. Bkating ur 7 lJ* ^ h , * (; w / , i *rtici#a,» 1 *•* « • * •**•***» trnt aw hi atHm. m » I V etykkea le em l |lug I V U 4 about T •'deck thi* m roirx birrrla ra d a r. AnotV to th# Chief of Potter L *r «• " 'J d l* t H» c iw Un e l w llama. ‘ * 1 * if.-a.. «jd[#fthe« la *K 2£" Fta *1 cmndHton oC vbi CIMUtrM wt t.v otflrHfe FROST DAMAGES BOARD FINISHES ■ s r ' i T i I B TENDER CROPS IN JOB OF DRAWING SANFORD SECTION 1927-29 BUDGET !i£, r , 7 ♦*«mu t# . # Vi i£S?SS&W?B&%C Otter Captured In b.-'l i ^ ^ ' i . : 1^ I ...... “TUS’.SSL 1 To iMunicipal Zoo Are lath In New ^ ‘"' y loco Crowe Exoectcd In Sanford March H Washington lakes «.'fc At School fh^XlTtSrtem g'm ar:.»w w«l m*ealigme »*• ‘f-J*** Former Retident I« " 'u “ rlT J ii»»i nurlWl^ >• »•« aanaidered Dead In Tc.\a« City lard Offers Four Millions For lYanks And Seeks Control Of Giants r S i p - s # » .. YOkK i r. j.lLak* MaryTo Hold HPolice Seek Clues r„i,. * ■? a JifiSSfc.'"'- Sanford Garden Club To Co-Operate In Herald Beautification Coi a~ Miamian Beaten And I Robbed Farly Today JWcy- s a « s k k -o k . .“ w », -TjQei Under Way Today ■ Famous Tarixm Inn Is Reported Burned FT. PfiTmHtiDR'; Ha.. Mar Jap Liner Wrecked JS s T O S S ia s ; W’ith 100 On Board y tr .r 'jd ^oaruC-J .~ . Ih-C.r,H.. WlUmn, (I. e t g f t a t ’j a s g g 5 H 3 B i g * ji # w '>wawjK %*%SBr aS'ss v r & S & s k ^ ‘'dijsrsx . 1 Boker U Recovered From Stomach Attack WtUNhWiri, Ge; Urn k*Xh, rkUU vf UrnJckn ■ 11# atdl am r c im •* �<>i' SANFORD’S GREATEST OPENING MARCH 4T H ., 9 O’CLOCK W e realize that there will be a big howl and a lot of kicking when our doors are opened, with the counters filled with the greatest mass of merchandise ever shown in this city at such low prices. But we are used to that, and what w e want is to show the trading public of this community w hat a sure-enough S A L F . means to their pocket-books. Trade in this big saving event and take ycur change back hom e with you. . r , i i . ' EXTRA SPECIAL Bargain Shoe Counter for men, women and children About One Hundred pail*. Don’t miss them. Prices will start ar a pair and won’t much higher. ko Hundreds To Select From All bright and Beauti­ ful colors. Priced at the sale for A S DRESS SHIRTS nig Selection with to suit the pocket $.'1.50 to $1.00 0 Shirts ... ....... 9 $2-50 to *0-00 0 .Shirts . $1.50 to $2.00 Shirt* the price A O ff a «Q v 4 A C A C n aFU U _ * FLO U SH ELM SH O ES FO R M EN That arc more than wonderful I.mIit'*' Slippers nml Oxfords vuAjcfl to $5.00 Sftli Price © -f f \ r Will l*o One Lot I.Julies' Special Sl.IPPKRS G ood “.W, sh ad es, .ill MEN’S SUITS SLAUGHTERED $3.45 Tin; greatest offerinir on nicn'M suit* you have ever had the pleasure of buyinir i* here all suits that sold at (.’15 and $40, will gu in one lot Priced ONE LOT BIG SPECIAL Men’s I.nw Shoes Values that run as high ns $6 . To Go e A A C $18.85 AU OTHER SUITS BOY’S BUSTER BROWN Formally priced at $18.00 to $25-00 will go in one group $5 and $0 Value* -"ou0... P ric e d O A © £■ $3.45 MEN’S SPRING FELTS CHILDREN AND MISSES Choice in the house for Shoes Size 8 to 2 Big lot to select from Values up to $3.50 MEN AND BOY’S CAPS $3.95 These hats form*# price mere $5.00 to $7.00 GET YOUR STRAW NOW 9 5 c * $2.45 Sale Pricu Choice nil AU straws that were $!Wu to $6.50 will go at - Values to $3.50 °"«W.... BOYS KAYNEE BLOUSE $3.95 All Shi* and Colors Values to $1.75 Q ffg a u D L SANFORD II i il i SPECIAL TO THE LADIES Biff lot to select from at about half price Opening: Morning: Fri­ day, March 4th, We Will Sell to The First Fifty (50) Ladies En­ tering- Our Store One Pair $1.00 Bed Room Slippers $2.95T0$4.95 including: values to $10 LEE OVERALLS Values 9 5 c To$2.95 Oneihousand to select from. Up to $1.75 Val­ ues. All new. s ty le , MEN’S DRESS PANTS kind* material to close out MEN’S LOW SHOES MEN’S WORK PANTS MEN’S NECKWEAR H A M P J O N S A L E S & S A L V A G E C O M P A N Y In Charge. SHOE VALUES One Lot New And Up To Date $5 and BATHING SUITS A ff'A n d Q a • FLORIDA $2-50 Grade Sale Other Grades $2.00 Values $1.85 79 BOY’S SUITS That ware priced up to $18.00 Koing to close out Choice OQ For ... .. — Sizes 8 to 17 MEN’S SUMMER UNIONS Standard nainsook well made regular dollar value Men*, Special White And Colored BROADCLOTH SHIRTS $3.00 Value MEN’S HIGH GRADE . KNICKERS 1(H) pair that sold for $5.00 to $12.00. Choice Per Pair © () A C Only ........... This is a give away CHILDREN’S PLAY SUITS Nicely made and very serviceable. Both cot­ ton and wool. Priced to sell BOY’S SHIRTS .... $1.95 AU Sizes and Colors 91.75 to $2.00 Values trout LADIES CHIFFON HOSE “’fticc.... $1.39 Just arrived go in the sale 81.50 hose 25 to 50 P er Cent OFF on all LADIES FOOTWEAR �* Y, MARCH 4, . Jlr*?, P^WS News FromThe JACK SIJARKY IN Training Cainns i P F t i i ROUND round and the latter's Georgetown U. Caye' aed (n the sponge. Team Looms Favorite! Tn S. I. A. A. Tourney •aV # ' numma, oumriuor. 4l/ ,i : v , ---- . . «'7. Will probably hat in the nlrhe left J lhf *• "« ''* ro<’k,V *«» »l*vk with vacant t»y Trfa Hpaaker In the In- J * ? , ‘T * ': " " W r Miller I!u «tln 4 **<nn N(n>n~ lin y Awarded 'Han llru-up. nemniJiig in tentoAte^l today. TVchnnSI Knockout W hen live plana a f Murutgrr Jark McCaf-j n f i n u i o T i T T . . . ! | .C '-K A IIW ATFIt, Fla . Mar. 4*.Ivcfo ree Sti.p n K l^ h t ToK nve Inter. John Uurmtt, University of Flo- i i / W lh ,h<’ » rr|val of f;ha* -MiLo From Further Atlnck Hda athlete, ha« tern efrn*.| up J? * , , * r»T"-aiva»a. there are now ' ; by the (le v e l*,,d management. JM W Wawmad cat, In r» that r ItV 'ltA V IS J . WAI.SII : ■ --------. ..*4IUj,,L Hargreaves, up.-r'ialjonal New* Service HporU I flllH KVEFO BT, I a ., Mar . JV1 It I. e*pert- J »• Kditnr, ** liurpmivt** util l»r trid^l. I y, ' ’ fiiV YOHK, Mar. 4.—Jark I (IN S )—-AJarinctfr Itfcy Srlialk hc» '* --------—----— — * , Fpa<i(vy, now mure than ever u I whipped n tentative infield Into want rider In tha heavyweight PJerpatakea, „ r,d iK.it rare old XU . Amlrxpir, allat McTIgue, pul XZSfc t i ','ime n number for 10 rrnind* Kamm, a t third. — — M ilndiTin S<|Uitrr (iurden but ur.Barlutta'.i !y the rontost railed for fS ae.t M l . t i n . . . I . . . in AVALON, Catalina laland. CaL (IN S )—Johnny llrnneaaey^or \ty | Mar. 4.— (IN’S ) —A rudden awitrh dlaitapolla and Manuel Al- J from the hut aunohlne of the pmi «*"*" «f the Spanish Onvla run I ,V «•** **' a drenchlnjr downpour *••«»" nteel In the sem i.final, ,,f the. " f rain, made the CnEa*' practice (Ingle* bracket while William T i l- ' Oral promptly with a cold. Uae th* mo-t ctVient. m nt mmplrte help. That it IIILt/S. It it to ideal that we paid fl.010.000 for it llll-L 'S Hop* the rultl in 24 laairi. (forks tlac Irrer, opens the tavwcls. times llte en­ tire i)itrn . hiillions now employ it Start it today. ' R I L L * 8 CaaeartdbwaUe-QaUae a- MW *•• (tu x's, la the r>4 tea trtlfc pattrait Al alt X aytil la—Mt. Ssc 3Ktt.rtte p,"'“Hv kh Van Wie Meeta •*MI Mrs. Anderson Today f f e . W 8W Fla“ Mar<>>4 — (IN S )—Youth ami age battle to­ day in the aeml-final* of the annual coast woman's golf championship.' , Virginia Van Wle, IH-yearold Chicago sensation, meeta Mrs. u n i t i: h im in • ii.irtT in x Strihlin^ Shows Better "The Year Around Style In Atlanta Bout Health FoocT’ Ask your dealer for ATLANTA, Mar. 4— (IN S )— k cung Klrlbl ng. exhibiting a bet­ it or call ter style under the new manage­ ment of Walk Miller. a cred a techn.ral knockout ovir ly „ Hates, the Mohawk Indian In the fifth I rouml of a srhclulad 10 round riout U p1 nirhu Firht rs|H-rt. agree.1 that SiHbling has forsaken hla dancing ! Seminole Creamery Company RR8CM R PLAY HATLRIIAY N. C, .PINEIIURHT, .W . . . March 4— iH Xttenrr th .n <‘" d * f a< h,‘ r,« * t m js . bad. Way Mt fjf had (INH)—Play In tho second half of f!a •atcJ In |n the f, ! the .Tfl-holc qualifying round hf the annual spring golf tournament here will lie resumed tomorrow or Mon­ day, It was announced today. The tournament haa been postponed in­ definitely for the past few days on account of anow. , • Shar 1 • . . Av o n p a r k , f u . Mar. 4.— .'1" (IN | )- Asldn fr«m atepnlnu in'o amntaijnS Princess Ice Cream day waa applaudcti by senate Hemor nut* and InsurgCnta. “It la a great vindication of the work performed by my committee,” said senator Wheelar ( 0 ) of Mon­ tana, “and it la great triumph for Justice In the federal courta." ■^Senator Walsh (D ) of Montana, sold “little hi little, Justice pre­ vails." Republican traders declined lo comment. v Bi!n,r . Ti,r‘'r .n'“ «f'i»vr. sent word tbnl-hj* would arrive in lamp tnthough he la not duo until !IC . we®k- McMannua la devdon. ,nr. 'n " t'|eaalng way smuml ae,- r i n r r i r T V J. £ r jjin » t k ok u m . ia n i u . ' i j A 4 IX. ■ r,.rj»,r4tUn»|j(|*| CrtAItLRJITON. S. C-. Mar. 4 (IN M -L e.-rg etow ji University of Kentucky dark hors* «,f the Southwratrrn Intcm .llrgiat* Athletic Aaoorl.lt I'lti basket hall Mum*went, w » atill a strung favorite i S f f J V C r S '°n.'£ 7,- Ti Wen McelH Hunter | JT -S g f* w a ,': ,n Minmi Net Meet . I ebsl*>9 | bougtr. , iU,IT k -l x l. m r Phone 634 I-ondM of llarRuin* In Fiah and Howl*. Red Circle 8 O’clock Frrnh Ground Fancy Illend MrLnnder Arrnde inpiilly in ’ the |the lell. I lie also Wf.n tin- fourth. V" >uuUJn't grt ''"•'"•l *ha t hi val. but Ibirca i Ley's Straig ht -b 'l- all Nbnrki v. T»w but, It a m it coni', •‘muting bla left to .Sflke’S «•!>. rvcently reveal, J in » fu leral grand Jum ,n tfw indlctmeni if lo ph>-tcianv r . L |J. Corr. Tampa, renre- »• W Ta*a l, V WITNlaut >l, 1 bl * ,m* kin« unlawful «r mislead. «*er, ure to handla »u<i treatment ’■ Lnrvpraa health resnrtd *• M> f,” n ladle that wtlHnesi few tear* pm ate Mil. Bbar.tics in the state this >•<•* M u »>kfd lo do everythin! »r state.oiwnate.l aarouri t« hr tOabiUht d in I'Wrtda. * 1^ t ' . ' “i f " ' " " . ' “ t f "« ..» > ".p W l> " f M W ? hi* atafe «>n tho*« w)io «»»v naturalUed citlaen* U n iM Stats*, rrlief for schools, rgtejukm of the m jlr hnpaytioni1season, a OYSTERS. STRING ItKANS, APPLES (RUSH TQMATOKS. BAN ANAS ^4 U»s. Fillhhury Flour 12 Lbs. PiJlsbury Flour 24 Lbs. Self-Rising Flour 12 IiliSj^elfJ^iBinjf Flour 5 Lbs. Compqvnd I*ard 10 Llw. Sweet Potatoes 16 Oz. Jdt “Poppy’s” (Grapefruit Mnrmelade , J 16 Oz. Jar “Pappy’s” Orange Mnrmelade ..... 16 Oz. Ja r “Pappy’s” Melon Rind Preserves iiVAss?5»au; y p -* » -,5a,’-s<cs5jsr« F A N C Y M A IN E , N o. 2 CAN »nd to prevent * BLUEBERRIES re cu r-1the s t f dance kail* <■« HuniMf, iniallon o f a state h rilng Ion are some of the other ROBERPS GROCERY >pl«f th at will tw asked of F le f ia U tu n . RED RASPBERRIES N o, 2 C A N b l a c k b e r r ie s No. 2 C A N Benefit Dance Lake Mary • loganberries DE|. MONTE, No. 1 FRUIT SALAD Community House IONA SALMON T A U , CAN. 1 for RUPTURE E X P E R T H ERE HI'I.TANA I his dance is for the Benefit of The Lake Mary Bnnd ind tho music will be furnished by the Lake Mary Band. e TUNA FISH, ViLb C an___ _____ DACON FMEAJI ANI) RWRET -If rou do not know 1,-t n» till you that there are sevrral gruib • of leu in. If you have been dealing with us you know all about tho In*st. Our* is the hacon. that always rook* evenly and tastes delie•ou* and sweet. Other kinds cook unevenly and have anything but n |lensJng flavor. For breakfast tween satisfy tlon use our bacon. eather During Past Week avorable To State Crops Fresh Oacon Brisket Stew Beef, IIb Frankfurt Sausage, lb 1 2 1-2 a nnppletr bulletin tom* spring planting of . k* u ami )»re was much cloudiaasa tbit- ry* wa* Indicat'd. T oba«V seed Ik* forepart of tba week with beds were greatly improved. MidTKunday ami I b i U y - h e v ) *Uy Icmperaturv* were a little auch of the northern imrtl im high for relary and lettuce 'during v ctptral. and loculty in th* J J j U ) *’f tlm wick, but truck |ra* ten. divisions. High winds ___ * 'ln goat condition, tbt txina pn Friday were attended.**Uing uf tomato plant* continued 1 * i nuthouses wer«* ut»-1 in tJbr i* f “i Mndlaon* county, auJ *d-| rouaU a t district*; the dunisgi from* diatiet wl i*« **f mitMir charac ter. V<r , bmuia 2oj m ix ed with granulated r o sed a lk GENTLEMEN 50c LADIES FREE ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ’* "R er JW. or Incisional ruptiuv g *i n atio n s) «i>ecialli sl«ti-,i Jlils instrument teeglv * * ly award in England au.l I I paid, ptoducing result* with L 2 2 ? ! ' ' IhJeetions, mrdiral *erIptsoBS. At I ION—AN race* should lie PEACHES, No. 1 Can BART. PEARS, No. 2'/, Can B R O K E N H L I( K I) PINEAPPLE, No. 2 Can * ,fr « * here Ike i|W l l* T<u,li x ■! rt**o|i “ **:/* ,h* «peale< K*tlon* [lrrr " a r 'Ufgiral "petal|on*,l>lr] ' *r>’ has document* fmm th,. •iu<l Htole- Uovenimrnt' Wa*h, / * lut. 'R ation. Ur J« I*’ rlml in demons I rat* with, t cilAffi Hw,u if Unairv'l. lOKirNa. liantajUg. i rvvent atuiiKfbi nn> Kibor j-Jato In this ooe- A v o id lo w D o n 't ta k e i ie le a v e n e rs . ces. F o r su re r re s u lts u se CAUJM ET a i ry «n this h * ' hvvn terilird before II,rl I • n. Teaad IVa'rning. Sttto s . IraJiHieut Impostor* no UNlUto iuuI pirate i !i« wording FA N CY B LU E R 0 3 E RICE, 2 L1)h. For FA N C Y EVAPORATED EACHES, Lb. W e s t e r n P o t R o a s t o f JBeej 1 2 l-2 c , 1 5 c , 1 8 c lb 1 Western Pork Roast, ib 25J Weslern Pork (hops, lb 2M S m o k e d , H a lf Five Isarire Unrestricted Parkinff Spaces. We Boy» To Put A’our Purchases in Y'our Car Cash and Carry SELF SERVICE-GROCERIES ANI) MEA All Meats Cut From Kansas City Top Steer If It’s ftood to Eat—We Have It IHAMS, Whole or Half, lb. 3 2 c I Western Beef Roast, IbT 18c ! Best Creamery Butter, lb. 57c Longhorn Cheese, lb. 31c i Pure Pork Sausage, ibTlOcj HERES HtfW Macaroni, Sweet Pickles, lb. 20c S i m p l y min Klim ( Irrah Whole ^ ruilk,powJrrvsl) witti granulatmj •w*ar. Wc au^grsi mixing half KLiu >Yqu Gamble U in • m e ta l pc ith Honesty? You Iruat your employ**. You Mould nut linn- thin) if you doubltd ihrir lionntyVet every vtar $2O0,uO0.UtK) ia ta t thuiitgh truatod empl<>> •■*. 203 Magnclia Av*. )' f DEI, MONTE D E I, M ON TE H . od s r .in s l the use „ f , Hy ; * or U ,|, I m . , a | , h un4i.f . aG. PEACHES, No. 2'/, Can McL-ANDER ARCADE PHdSfe 167 ('orner of Commercial and Sanford Avenu ►Hy, according to the weekly Irr and Cl»p bulb-tlu uf tby h maflt Weather Hureau h«ie IONA STRINGLESS BEANS. No. 2 Can Serveteri Plenty Of Lamb And Veal j B ro o m s , e a c h 4 9 c l D E E M O N T E N o. 2 C A N Just stoke into t^yo u rS m S ! up. Judd fWnt(no*J, -la health ia aa well e<piip|w<l MAXWELL HOUSE COFFER, 1.1,.T in s!.. For tiniddi pmpirin^ «1 Itetue ami other ailme’ t , tT .,J nnu‘,r'',,th r'™ty, wiir.fw will ask ,n the state leyialaturv U. t a I.'’ hy titanki.t.1 o f ihia area' offrrtair of Florida tit hu Or. J Add’ dee Ia red. houawa the araat Of Hetimherwpy Where *»t fo r tuhan'tsloahi of ifc*ura to hF rata of the «uu he Mid, a. id in»r (hat aes w Moitariuma are lorated rland. Italy arul other . amt are doing t, REDCOMBCHICK ST A R TER te^)ides and Provcnla dtarrfi CalentluliHs per dozen ,25c STEWART /Tie Florist Should Be Mecca UCARBO Daffodils, |H.>r dozen . 81.5(1 Jimmy Delaney Dies Of Blood PoiKoning T O H SANT O R D n E R A f A F R I t iU H A S S U C Flaw Mar. 4. ;S»—'I dh but four more whTeh Mh' i I 1 f ' / 1' 1" ^ ■ fas-ing laws r,><|uiring egg ■ r pHtgnid to moving th« ■ csi’iii'l from ToIlalij-.Mi- u l / i diffeyeiit lowpa and cities. Bjh the unnonncenicnt jr it c r I m St. I'ctemhurg by KipreItiie.S. IK Harrison «if Pinilla* wiature a stale-* id, tick m j . ■T that he had withdrawn a* , cation law la also l« ing talked „f k4M Afc fur -Speaker of the I tty a large number of senat< ra p7)V .d If. HavU of Tallaba*- and representatives. [repri •••ntntive uf Leon rounFred It, .Ib n l* o f Lien count v, l> believed lo have the chair I will propose, among other thing,, l*» -r without Opposition. on Improvement m Honda ilaws | W. Taylor o ( Largu h Prca. relating to nuirrieil women and I of the Senate.*' Utelr rights; the at«litlon vf capik ' f thinfs Which btb- wiU l*e presented befurr lal punishment for minora ilhiFcnatc will U- ihp status of vl* anonsoml the law establishing Weaiberdiip In that body o f] the electric chair in Florida); and S a v e s o v c r > 'c h L McU.inial of niountaton. rr- ’ V **F W " *" the pnutlre and p\,adM a k e s tlie m Arm "f « J « a . It t, general)} | led nud sentenced to At .tb'’ * u ta vapiUL , CaiU I States penitentiary at rred M. Val*. rrprvaentativw da <*n charges of violating front Duval county, has indicated „ . k „. O fW rJ are rsUbiishc-l , 'rteral IVuhlbltion U w . Al­ Unit he ia preparing a bill fqr u tort* however. * miueated by aUU- o fflH -! luxury tax on cigarettes. th*a - with more acrural-y, as for exam trr*. candies, rlc., in orvler to as- •WK that one-aixth o f the popu- 1 tabiish a tl.OOO.OtVU fund, tn adver- ilatlon now stern in cities, ami thati, Use the merits of Florida. ilh«i Soviet Lalon now b « < t, tSir- 1 -Senator William C. Ilinlgr, df tg cities with populations of rnuri I U i.n count) proposes « similar j than 1MI.0U0 rnvh. „ cnn ull„ Mnl '"cthisl in raising money for edu- |„ The rapid growth of the uri>*n Vopulatlon la lllustmti-d by Uo I fcnoTmT } h,n'. rational |»urpoM* rnjuirrU under V fcn i U* 0r* }o be * recent Constitutional mlmend- f-act tin t some of the cfiles whkh f| |*aJ b futa the #tuU Ugta- meat. M at* Trvv.urer J V Lun- now have more than iOO.OUO tu- I fera'?»n 'hfl^o kl U 'n* Woposca the UM of InUroat'oa habitants dwi rvH eat.l at a|| at || the time of the census of HW7.|| koeo-Sybm k with IM.UUU and I *tnlirt With 1M.OOO, fall in this II |tla«*. . | ,hf I tru e great inatitution* vut | Th* biatu Hmmu.I of Health it I Although th,* urlwn |-.pulstion I I rh .m ls Vf the a u to C o m j- '.a * u n n u i m ^ ^ c o l b ' i i l i „ k l ° r l h* Soviet L'alcn ha* im rwaseit !B f ‘ __ ‘ . »uu- legislature to build a remarkably, it |, yet slgnlfkant i| '/ t hcTv,B,0, , i a U t q hcapiLd for th. or the essentially rural rhararter jepartm enu whkh la being treatm ent'of tubercuiu2». hf Rusl* that Us first ten ch it* I ^ ^ IW tr ilentia of draining the Fvcr- have tut •IW.OOO more population I t Combined than haa New York V J'OH YOUR GROCERY I.IH'f Jol Down Your Nredw Now ! The SuRRefltioiwi IJelowr Offer You Exceptional Values Hot Houao F’remirr Iloacs, Satufotay only 1.1.00 • lorida.s P o litic a l P ot POPULATION 0wF Florida begins To Boil With 1 9 2 7 RUSSIA SHOWS Legislature N ear A t H and GREAT GROWTH N -ll. ■ of claim (Hole* Kii-lioti t if f. tM» :..I ,11 h. »» i.to ril.,1 !,> tt>» a it of ' Janaary 17. 1*1*. . U ral) I nil id Miatt-a tAlid Office, i UIih -\llle. J'la. (VI. It. |»JJ. XllTIl'K ir lief, by atten ll.at It* arc Hrhui*. transfer, . „f tullle II Htralton. an* flli>il In tide ..rn .. ! »n apidli'ailon tinder oeetHia H iJ, It- »(a-— t Hlallllra. ne ifflrhilol hy the mci of Janu.ir»' t i , li f t . f..r the nu. le.i i. itei aa. t is h . I t it k . V ihI NHb KKt, Her . 3«, T. H M., It 17 I - T il M n .rld.1. and that llo. -an.r haa Item ll..»td by the Heii.lery of Hit' lull Hoi Hothil No. s is ir All i~ r-iWta rlalmlmc the land ai\. irriiaitd scalp, d j * tereall or deelrlna In »how It tn lo- mio-rel In rhatartrr will be al. la d L U<" killed by I» a . 1 inill April »1, |1JT. to file and the germi In lhi» i'fflre Ihelr ohj.o tlni.e in Ihi l-auani. of p.ilenl In.drr aloreaald appllr.itlon t h e A h m irn n t „ , t M co fific •• r n o ii I ll-Uteleri-r. . Oooh Look! D e a u tifu l Inrirc C a m a tio n n jie r dozen, S a tu r d a y o n - - JOIIX (t. I *!T>h i ; , V O KA?WI»t mVhvX N allon «f m*isl*lrun^Slf*!' m u ., . II) ti Mfii of honor unci character turn •Itiaulterovrr night and the vinpluvei ^tandg the long. . Hanford at G*n*v MrLand*r Arcade i< CoM » N o th in g T o In trn U g u te *• \ �»a c e r o i m ie Sanford Herald .'. THE HANFOnn HERALD, FRIDAY. MARCH I. 1027 Along East Pfnrt Street ■' Between Snnfortl Avenue and the Forrent Lnke Hotel s ‘‘ ' i r m w r .... M . i f a X T B w a m l iik . As Brisbane Sees It | M OffO. 1 J n -''* 1"_ * * * ~ ^ - —— — - — Now The Question Is: Who learned More? THE SANPORn H E R A I.H l FRIDAY MAATJ1 t b i r ;^ 1 •* T i f k *1* of that Ivlng along the lake front In - f & u 0* J ? Proximity to.the Lunlncm, .(S trict.It la T r h .n l on «he lA*£c*t tr*cfcof undeveloped property In the city. P Although FI rat Street ia paved with aaphalt ritrht hv this l I w a f f alM ? U’h lto w ay a»«<J toncret/afdcre- u.ilka nil the land between the little row t f petunia# and' . , , . ,, 0 ,. the raoat utterly umlevricy-1 land we haw! £ r f K in* ,n t t * . f,r ‘ 'V*W rt»n«-* tom the .0tu.ni Cf I.o'io Monroe. It ia a . white un.! deaeditte na the r m&w-blnnketod filnina of Siberi ». *•; t._f rt,'X0,nJ‘.U,e. mLV1C!U T h{:n lhe dm % c "ere toWeJ away. a » v rri* Y l« !?* k®* been done with the property. AntfcipaUd »» r ' ( 00 uulldlngo, of course, have failed to materialize. No o iu t j cfcn ** b’um.d for th a t.' But neither ha.v landownero made\\ ", “f,y ‘'“/m i't to clc.«n-up or beautify their holding*. It still ■ «• 1 • In the same unattractive appearance ns cf two >e.:rs 1 jo > i:o , "■ * - 'octal and Personal Acliriti iatesaifS--------- ».««■ F R E D s. 0AKKa Call the Willard Men— We recharge pair r.U mikes of h \"7ii s w f c / E v a s c . F 'fCOVPMWK k)!OI JACl:\VOG ,A9otiT TcCztcA ATAjcs cm; ftyr* o? ;savY / n o n s z a V jk&s j 'zsT vcz Are. , alendar p,>o»>r ITS W A S H IN G mark «5?r •r to ih. Y"Tunu r ,n’*t th' "Pra the ronirn tonight. Dr. Pin. nr0Sii"Tf’‘^ ’ wi,h »»•* a>*i or Mr. Bin Chang Ptxig, ping U errow ous. ‘ * . 11 toA William Burke, , x tamper from Pasadena. ,, Ilrst eighteen and seventy fi •erond round. Th. green, have been good to him berau "•• been gotsl t„ them. Advertlsary know that it i J™* J|,lr rircuUtion which nr an Insuramr it, takes th, u, g,.t U. nfNW n!# ,»Uch It. itsvlf mu,i (7*«rt"’* tn n ,° '’ to "rhav*. Now etvne, an Arkan. fU s-e s when I go out In the sun. ,A l i**«l-*r (who ha* lo-.n he hi up •nd uni thinking o f instslline n * " ‘1 «nhtw<l in his own hunk nian> j kttrhrnette In thr vault L- b* tlms l, with rule* for drportmet.t j o f n v u lsr inial*. order ronditfon, si.m’liar to tli'M -1 . h?* '*P'r<en<V.i. lie ha, writ-] ,pn Mm* r“ ‘« tor publication In the Amatican B an ker,’ A,aoclati..n Thi, is dangerous. They an- in n h u rr If they find the dru.r will h<4 close, you leave them nothin.to do Inn shoot you, knock you un coruiou, or take you with the­ * have a phone hidden in r vault. I ran tell the oja-rutur j-jit what to do. All were young men. h n't J J k h middle-aged or elderly men The >'M"g man who ask- f. r rhsnge and looks around I* apottli t»ihie. It lessens the tension. vour help door* ami vault «U-. Study their feature, nnd comthey come ':e*|t P*r® ln»m with #om# « nc ypu hoM them high, study their fuc. know. Th# noting of . small ob*y order, and remember jru t mol* on the cheek of the bandit chance will come later. SALACIOUS LITERATUIU H> the Way wr ^aw by tha Tam -.H aro I** l*ap*rn that war was being mad, knowin that rity on Indecent puhlica- ,he tioas. Thera, are two kimis o f ----- mn•, *-r, and ra a g u ln r, that « • t hmr. 2 2 S °n wilh lh« °l» I,um “ •■«M|*. the bootlegger*, thiwen accustomed to consider• in d a-!aa mblrr* and the harlota who live ?Tni. U *!“ fr? nkl> °h»e*ne. . by .exciting .. the imagination and filled .with wotiU and ph tu rn that gratify U not only lock of dacensy but lock sense*r'ftg the moat vieiou* o f the ‘ i her# I* no reason to I*-' ‘♦ v . that much of the waywanln. ,s ainoag r .r i. and tdtenctt leading to dimaipation and crime among boy* tains more than C.000 feat high, hM It* origin in the reading of this their snuw filled gorges storing wa­ glided rottenness, for there is not ter for this ’great’ U#in". All water that fa ll, on Nevada ataya In Ne* " oun, r “t 8<xul sens# nor ennoh v*d*. ^It is held by the *<41 or goes ling svntiment In • ton of It. Well into Nevada lake*. This grT.H ,n T*r,»- * r,w d‘,>* *k°. basin with no outlet to th* ocean 2 r L * ’ ? • ‘r?*1 • brief prom aw K takas water from the Pacific and Mri/f h^k L ^v“rV n * ' r* “ • I keep# i t into each new* stand as ! yrg nittad by. We did not I.otka TH E EA ST KNOWS Nevada a, J t S f 1 ^ " L lh* d* m*» '*'» -'u . a place where the foolish go fot pi •• Pl'nllful oa in f thalr divorces or prUa-fighto. It * ' ’* lra Reach, and that Is sa> knows little o f the wealth and in trrsst cieked up In Nevada, 109.. H2I square miles of territory. They rwcognixn such names as 'Cdmatoek •fdge." "T on oiah ." and "OoldfleM" that stand for gigantic fortune*, twit represent only a fraction o f tha Your Taxes jm tro n se e and ^ “ , rmW depend* upon the strength o f new. value 0"ly and la bought and raid for. — — Q ii ■— •ori^i™7,n.°^c<n,n,ir »,ou,,r>- ■*• laying plans to rurb fcha aelKuy of peddles of chickens ttft t i * H L 5 U 'Ja'med fonm tr L l**rf,l**r» bring pnalurr whbJ, ^ * bjr ln,fk »nd sell it b u y a lo t w ek k e h .S T AIt bom . or Us have forgotUn t b . same intriruu value tK*e buy • hale of cutten" movement of **rve the same purpose th at J ^ e new 2K. WT W’ Bnd i u t‘ « many _rold doan of kale Uw school. • down years ago. During the •arly days of the World war when mT* ^moming Interested ln 2S J' r & ^ . S E S a ? a r a i 2&AS w.! th o is j FU»co tta * ia I9l| » "ow , littW For this reason, a -iriva#. r Queer people. ABOVE A LU YOU se* in this high western load a moat majestic revelation of tho power that cr*at•d this earth, for insignificant hum *"''• • k u ree- Great snow-coy«r•d. hilu and mouatain.i roll away t# tt*a horlaoa’a adga above a blue sky *• high and wide that It arekoa the Wsuret mountain |ik* ant Yloit this country and yuu w iU W with unhappy Joy, “ Whsi 5 J " 01. * * T’** J,WN” , r * Bk * ’U t » « s . puhiK.tr dire. t.r li* «f Ihr rity, «,|| ten.hr the oae if r rU r‘ - riser. - . I n T a m ! p S hS T O r * ’ rr Un« KU tar *om * tim*■ rv rl ' ” thorn v. Im-llPe.) »Mem h|y. a nwtorv»de ( ll ) w, „ u flWMK|_ to F I f ram hr T n n ^ 1^ Three •• AUDI TORI UM Daytona Beach for nppointment ta ^ sK l nmwWHtWiiiiiiiiiiininmntni I iC I Study •pel lief a* Evans ent, at n« . nA l e a r hour * u '"Joyed Parrnt»TeacIicr Body To Hold Cooked Food Sale On Find Street ! ife iH A R D Members Of Seminole 1 Rridtfe Club Guests Of Mrs. Harry Ferguson TJ'* w m her* of the Seminole Iindrv Clun w $rt fn tfrtiittfd mont ven. with Mm. W. D. S*n, Lnnta, at 3:30 Served by ue Anywhere end et ell times from the m ot! modern Ice Plante havlno the latest Ice making equipment These plants are located at the follow., Ing e t r e t e g ic P o l n t s i ' A ,t,d l* Oslo win Coco* Oartooa 0#»eh f l Lau*a«o#l« t ort Mjr«r* Htwthofr>« ta s a llutta/ Lasa City LwaOas C)" Mm ’ M#ibourn* . ’ Miami OMSChobM Pslatka P tn u c o li Munta Oorda V>mmr% S t AuguaUn* SanfoeO Tituaviila VVast Palm Ratio Whan buying lea, buy M from th * wagon or truck with th s n ... j a _ Architecture Fxam.i Arc I’n.sttcd Hy 31 !’1r,.ron,lr,TVP'1 »»r* Reel Admiral Wlltksa II. « . Bullard, e **' ». I far a six-year tarm J rm e O S>ke». of Jackson. M l,­ ; fnr , fnUr year term, and John i , Ibi .n. of Man Francis**, f.<r s *» ir s r term. The m minatiae, J f <rd were i Imms * f Orv<te, || ( a :**||. ,.f Hronnxvill*. N V . fnr 1 five tear term, and llenry A 11- 1law- (.f Minncspvlu, f..i > lh*> - year term. I r. .ideal I'noHdge .an e*mr>Ut« the c mniKsion hy making two r* Cv». a| Cunt menu a , snon a . Con. r» », adhaims, |{ he should re name ( at I aril and lUllows, their re»-n nit m m !, would hate t* f-, rrwt:lined.hv the Senate n»st |Wr m ti-r and If reWrted. M k would Crate .Manufacturer % Sanford Real Kafat* Efram Zimbalist h a ll and PKNTLAND t •rllflrd (‘uHlir Arrognlanf Inctime Tax I'onaullanln Renowned Violinist •tik .IT , Resident Maaager Ilk rirat Natkwwl II,nk Itldg ’A Substantial Jewelry llfkrt Morning, 'I.trrh IIh In a Sul afuntul City** 10S M u ir n o lin • And Ideal Copper Lime Du«t Material Will Save You Money nnd Give Itext It— ull O P E N S T IH K. T k r Ilea u U fu l Dr Ii P a tte r n . » T i l t FA M O t M P E A R L M G O IN G D h ltln g And D aria Ena a ir led Hagw, ILuu Atlarney-al-Law i lamination of Abstract# of Lane Title# given *,pe>>#: attention <. ! THL'RJIOAY [Teacher* ismk >Vr School wlli and r i ! K L E G G fc r r r .D U S T K R dinner Meeting > Parents And ’s On Thursday Mr*. Albrit S. FsrAier, whu has bern the guest <d her dgugh-] tar. Mr*. CaL.n Teagu* fur * *•< la s t fortnight at i# r home In tltel lloae Court Apartments, left Fri- * . dpy momine for her home at An- I dersaa, S. C. la'i-rf^tlng meeting of Mr. and Mrs. T. J . Lamtwrt of •‘ Teacher*’ Aiaoriatlon M (Vwrst'urg are visiting In ‘i* Kid# Primary School Kanfced as tha guests of Mr. la m . i Thursday afternoon. i hert's sister, Mrs. C. W. Laing. 'kies, r of the chairman, j L / • * " * . tha meeting1 I'lsrsiw * FAdy of ChKagn, III., 3 t ? ver by th* vicc- noted pi|» i.rcsnist. khu h«. been J Fmd Wilson. the guest i.f sirs. Ned t hittanden, m I»ae»i^*, was transact- M l Thursdsy for Hollywood ■ F * tb# natters ------—discus*— whrte he will give a ewnceyt Man* f#r "8 -, . ■— . !|i r**,L •f *f H *"* tor "HUta-, f* •« U held next: Dr. and Mrs. Bell Up*kai a .« J-lj hnby of Atlanta, (Ja., *p»r>T Friday S, ■a* present nr. I morning in .Sanford as the rutsts ■ .S "• . m w i s i n u flint n , PHNUoni, mi.rvvtw » *'*d‘to n u « st*/.-. S i. Petereburx and poir.ti ..a th ■*» M-polntad to con- West Coait. •wttnbeaa. I -k " t b l ' * * ' 1 *4 Ih* Mra. C. Hartdegen of Ntearh itsc ^ *** PrJmipal N. J ., arm ed here Tbmsdty svvn o - f **• a moat In- lag to snerul taveral weeks her, •swalalag the pur-, with her daughter, Mit. deorf, ■mt‘ bower which wa* W. Knight st bee home in K*r *« »• hope,) I ant# * library fo r #*ch' '--A i ......... *n to the regular William Moure Scott r , turned ‘ 1 m ,T be s i M s a ) . horn* Thursday evening from Mli.\ “ ***m had lean ami « b e i* he sprnt w ,er*l days ,< l. oragrore on burin#*, ^ lhe rUldren of --------.A j^deyt to a Mr. and Mrs. L M. br»od«u vf arltii Brsr.doa, are mending tha w*«k•“s'holdcr a * ac- aad here with th#ir daughter, Mr*. |Fred Wilson ■ it'batkoo o r repair ■nd reccanatrnd S H E E T R O C K - jr for tha mea.uia.' wUcS ,,Tf S. 0 . Shtnholser Will practice in all Ike reurU PH O N E fl "p roof wall b o *n l, lo r W SANFORD. FLORIDA Insurance !gtrkt. m »O atea dintrtbutrd through ■American FYult (Imwero, aloe., and Sanford Oviedo JTruck Hrim era, Inc J. G. SHARON FLO R ID A PO W ER & L IG H T COM PANY •C£ DEPARTM ENT Hand Proffram For dalightfalljr Thursday «fi#m.K>n m S u n d a y A n ilO lim ud the gucit* of Mr*. Harry Ferguson.' l,revn and white, suggestive of the approach o f Ru Patrick'* day: |>U)ed by the Munuipa] Hand at Were used in 1 h» decoration, and It, tegular Sunday afternoon ranother details. White m e t , haliy cert In Central Park. The concert breath and fern* were arranged in will he under the direction of Jo*basket* and IniwI* about the room, 'P h Relseneteln, handmaster, where the ran! tablrs had been a r ­ !. March 'Coronation “>\sy»r- j ranged. ta-ar, After the u,ual number of round. 2. Oprtatir Selection: •Tha Vel had l«een played, score, were count'e t lad y ” Herbert. « ! und the prise for the highest 3. (a ) Fox Trot: “Animal (.'rack Mvire. an lni|mrted pottery \u*e, m " Warren. wa, awarded Mr*, llenry (’union. X (b) Fo* Tmt -Dinaa’’ A*kt The rut prixe, a framed picture, fell to the lot of Mr*. K. It. Me4- Vnc*l Soiu: •“ Se lee Iad '* Vrarken. T allis, used for the game (Mr* Ella Harris) Intrrmis,lop wea done In Irish maiden* Following me awarding of the5. Suite In four p art,: "Atlantic'' pi :ii y lha hestes, i f rve-i delirious. Kafrarwx (Tha I m i l ontlnuad) 0. Patrol: "Thr American'' Mr*-| chant. ' 7. C harset,ri«tIr; "Tk* Gulden' lllonde" Eilrnlierg. 8. March; “The (Jo tsm ors" Buys. V. National Anthrtn "The Kta, Hpangled lU nnei" Key, Oranga Oval CmWsm., WAfMIINOTON. Mar. 4—( j I resident (.mduige today • r Atwlrro. rv> I * h,rh £ T mtr‘ independent ha l prrhiliitlou «,j«| rudma* I |freaiury IVpanirwnt. I Organised dry, fvught sirva idace dry sg> nu um|,r civil I r , A ° jL V * ,*rnrrd topped * - 1 5 wh,n>e,l rrram, and cake*, ln» held T ilt1 M‘“ J ««" U Smith at her on Avenue. .. ^h*^e attending were: Mrs The Pannl-Tcarhers Association •if the Seminole High Sch'-d will hold a . .' .kr.| f . .* . • ,, i aftern.»«n beginning at Sf-nYInck in •the o ff k r , of the lU ls r ll Realty : Company on F iu t Street, , t u\ . I t f * “ r'J*. Ib-mthy Smith, Mary ;i All mother- and patron# of th* lowing t * * 1*!!!’ Ann* Don W ain-, high school who have not l«ecn seen 10 ‘" f l i g h t SaraM axw ell. Chine RoUth ! by the committee member*, are ■nd Lois Shelly. ‘ urged t«T bring their donations t . the IM ^ rli office, rariy Saturday aflerno -n. All kinds of rake, breads, pie*, salads and other delicacies will be offered for sale. m « «d put you in toui 1. with reliable week men I J s t & jr * •* *-r ^ « . PURE Fe<Wral Radio Com m I i . <rganlie af otwe hut with :hr»e member*, the Senate •‘ .iay having rejerte.l two ••lent t'i->iidge,'s five ap. i 'I lex’t uvtifliu of Sanford. IJ.ooo to fs.noo Tel. 732 S ll Flrat N a t Ilk WASIIIMCTON. Alar. I —(INS) A n d r e w s D ry Hill S ig n e d Hy C oq lidffe Residence Loan ifiviT ( i.nsr.vfi COIXLOUGII REALTY CO. To Organize With Only .1 Of Members . . l C “ r “ bT ?- " f thZ, Ikanhllosia t enter- Urw“* « f l* m p Fire (ilrls were on Oak n,®»‘ n»*»«ntly entertained Wad1« i T •f,rrno"n •« the guests of M in ta k e O f N nr.m* rf i 1 t, . , v ! »«**• ‘ he hastee* V. ,I en t, C... L •__ I'*n.i«iet, 1 | IIS _ 1 1. .« trip .. ' At Lloyd's Shut Stori H# w m vicr p rv ild frt #f fT?r y °rr>- ** rrvw in *, ami the nnMni arlitiH-ra'a it. •ffr ,r r ^ U h l y he m Mack h .n fnmili P?rt‘e . for h1 C> K.V, the vu.tom ...m e Sm* Phone SpecUli* i«.« will tlxJJy ewimxic coat, furnish materU1 'stuck. ,M c : tf ^ t s ^ S T d t e - w *•“ ,,r Mr* «*' •»’* by C o r o r t u t e .t Innt . e. .. Dr. J . It. Vidler -n. Fire I ™ 0 * * 1Perfect D e m c tiM ,P n w m » TRY OUR PEANUT ttn **a Th#al/r Bid* Nr f rtQ meet with Mrs. L. M. I French Accrue at 3:30 tOtil^ |lf pO#UfHOIIlK *h* *5f! »he w sir t# .<> lb# the vlrttar* lU ltirt. IImT -iee*r r uTTTf f i n H l* rU,BW* r? »**• (S K ., a. i S I i c « **'’'• •««•> ,n h fite.aon Ulre Hyh and b e i I, Ko* * r hnheon, t^nd * Concert lU s i, will enliven R 7 a u T c -.l b iU l^ W* Jf/ * * * — senemlljr ’ The' V* . . ^ I'yanrlmenl. iteyenK r «1oh ht>«tr«a wilt srorid* anr llulley. of her of ecwal ami ln«trviment<t i S^ rK‘ h^ ' to t l i w tk ptrlors. 1 B m h er*. who will have | Tail • FHf of the Methodic* rh^ ; , , f , ‘ h»* k ° * r * * b Week. w ,rr u» 01 meet with Mrs. J . t). ur,n* **• hour, a ,hnr| wh,n .« t: JJjrtle Avenue a t 3 rnr5 am rendered a* f. llowm'o i , U v d»H, *'i,h Iwpie j - are - ‘T ,,bM fc^rfd* *aa?al! a * a1 n il* * t t lu 11w n u i be aaia r»»l * lta t * market 'Cosmo.’real eai i“ S » : ‘S s : x ' * cb ^ n d ay to the study i trick II 1.1 Sanford Vif Fhone 461 -J nnd enjoying hia own peculiar form of woiuhip, kheuld "r«S ! " u‘r “ rS! t *1d,kccP U ho,v U 1h « « any reason X ' thc e‘ ‘l?r «he Atlantic Monthly, who happened to be pln> ing golf last Sunday in Aiken, should not plnv golf if it i doc*s n°t conflict with his religious beliefs? 11 ..furthermore’ if Governor Richards wants to be strictly ! Imvi ’ " i *h,oul? ci°ec th,‘ fUUng’sUtlons and g..|f courses on rllmm "yi ,wtVn‘ ° f • Su,,/1lav because the Sublmth of ih.. Ten r , ,l,T| t "M WR'IV Satunlay. Sunday, us we have U , ‘ lotluj, was in Moses time un ordinary work tiny. It u«s two ! thousand years after Moses discovered what the Fourth Com- i ih!* .k enA rn,<1,/J”'1 fo,,r ‘ ••'•“ ‘ries after C hrist Himself. I Jih* torn * fc.mp.ror Constantine decreed the Sabbath i« snoo'fl fn'j cn Sunday. . t th*. K#U»!ithe S<,u,h Carolina Governor protiahlv doesn't know il i t ng8’ °.nv n,ort' thar> he knows what thc spirit of the s *»7 ’> H wo u Tbelieve u T !it ?is.' where t0, ,'t‘•Jesus , Hw savs. "The rt*fcr sabbath *« Markwas II. 1ir1 J7, 28, fo* hi. *<hoo| each there w.n n d ep icted cotton■ mss £,lU #* 1" T * 1"' planters were hard h apr r d J « » k it nnd and planter* •r, ha» no 'n rrv -t la mn-al *u- k»t *• D 'kU the fnr finance* it w», |.,,t ih# c I’t i 'l m th# rnar.ufiir'ur.n ‘ie rrrat A n irr.cn (wople wl U bk li * ,D "h er Use. ^ »'b to be sure, r f cannot un -.rwidisi to tho appeal of the pr#.|- "•! bu.'irm’a V . yY trr' •Indent - ? i l# rvan 1 b" * 0f rC<U’" •* 10 There t, r L i I 7 r " ' V T » «he Toothful The ■majority r f the peon'* th.V'hV J ' f ma man i*n t able to take - uriit the-r bale t f cotton mapty t f J J f t L " 0! ** * patriotic duty other hough! buying *•<|| vltely, and In lhe faith of a future th< bale of *£“' |J*W »t ‘ item ever saw » ( ,, the thing they wore buying. Moat Ftom the Ih i f thorn, alter a p u f d U m c - ,V u u h a.1 •d it from their mioda and stuck value. It h» •ng urunx as w-U „ AU w V ^ 1 5 * a T * y V *W M l-ijm Whu wrruld y,,y t J u ” ‘ O a r . ^ r J 1. h* |d ^ ^ Wad. mo.1 >conditiaa ? Pm«W?. u r . on I w r U m s ^ Z ^ ^ “ght dnitik ar* to o dif. r e a r - . . l a h L a r i J ? wl th« • oibara were f mind—Orals Bear " f o ’"*W * tlcna. Tima* who gut , • On# of th. S ?u" nn'- *J nil hold It* business and , etinc at 3:80 o’clock « ^ sS5.i ? w. rrm#,*nd,k* -! tie M « ..e m W <IW ; C (in - f#r J •* F. P. RINES don’t rr.m what hupiwn, to II «?H! w <Vfrnor J*,chMrdpl 'vonM WKk nwny tb s your white •laves, slneo you can /iifs n M, ? ? ! r pl.° of nU 1rc,,|r,6aH dr,,crhinntl.yns nn.M c - ; « *t for nothing, mora when they f" u* D!" "Uite toohserva the Subtiath." I, (here anv non- die.” son why n Seven I)av Adventist should keep Sunday holy? ______ SLA V ERY CAN HP" -...t t , .. n. Vfi?re. anvi ren"°" why n Mohammodan, a Brahman, or a , * i / A'N . B E t " , . 1 Buddhist, who might by chance bo living in South Carolina .^ 1* V * e U *U * * . O Rl.AM K) II F i t u n rr,-v™ u. l gashing and Wring f*««y Terms To Soi Got The Wrong Day ^ ° r. ; U,r ? blU; n,*** has'**. r i i i s . l » ,'i?lr * C,ty Thr r ,7 7 f li7, i . r r *Pm**t * the m:»t'hat all I snipped and mid storage t o o ■ - • $ 9 0 .0 0 made for man; anti not man for the ssbbath; therefore the *1 son of man is lor,! also of the sabbath/’ cl P « « l..n .. of candy, trs . Tn.ur- u£ K L ^ O n , of the MelhoilUt MACHINES tsil^w u **-**> Marjott* Elisabeth Cihbnna, nitm d a n <>M. was reported t.r»r A s ilL Baby J.ihnaon like the fiva a th o B ws« mistakenly administered berte M-fJ solution for drinking water. ' < tweinnln?^ T ^ i Atotwialicn ar» fawvod O oruna Peach auto n r t i l A U'sheter, lhi«ton and Mew l> r W 0ft^ * he h*kl * „ the ITlh .the ‘ >'"n»ult|ng engineers, althou a io mn>ntnined hi, hnm« in Sa, i ,1 Tke; «"anacrme*i will he gU.I In ha •• h ,lu L ? H** *ntlrr ermit. a« ,.n t^Mieorgia. r f ,r nt rth ••j ^ to P» U / » n Jhl^ iT r * * ,rrmbi" " I huslnes*, ‘ l> . r' M D W . J r d S t, ora* frcodomH you thCn ,n'l™ M"rtln «r JR*n IlkLl like y Will be a rcandidate u*/?1 Florl,u m,Khl mhiht!iv.,ul h,;v ,h: d.r M HNgMte^Pvrry llr*a oled \*iolinist , 5. In ^ A U n DRi Not being personally acquainted with The Governor of South Carolina, we at first gave him the benefit of the doubt . “.. * PRA Y ER:—Help u*. Lonl, errr i nnd took It for granted that he was tenforcing the state’s “ l U , f T d U ° w tf k i^ ____ _______ *® w*lk in the light o f thy counte- "Blue I jiwh" in order to get them repealedI. oUCh a motive jgood automobiles <lrov» up, on« afwould be entirely pruireworthy In bs much ns “the bent way i f*r another. A man well drvasetl, rontented, prosperous looking, gut __ — ----■ BAfiEIIS to get a bad Inw repealed is to enforce it" and "enforcement out of each, his wife who chanced BHE KNEW HER si, KETA increaurn respect for the Inw." The fortune teller's wise lo the wheel to drive the car home For woman's *fste she'll trace It now nppcarw, however, thut tJovcrnor Richards had was prosperous looking and proud o j ine lines upon hep h m J no <ticn Jclcn In hi# head. He won't allow anybody to play to take her husband to h i, work. M<f not upon her face. Kolf on Sunday, not «o much becaure the ntatc lawn forbid Tho^* were colored porters of the — Phil Armstrong In Tlmes-Unlo Southern Pacific Pullman c a n and it o a bccauso the Bible nay* "Remember the Sabbath day to their wives. The fortune teller's wise TUB WAY TO RECEIVE BANDITS • keep it holy/' Explaining hia attltuile he puva: _$mF or takes Ulir one IUOK. look. . ,, R only •••»*.» FLORIDA TIMER-UNION W l ■ man his fortont__ . '•Newspaper editors in Greoilvi'lc nnd Chirleston have WHAT W IIAT A CHANCE from the ------------"* * k** pocket book. days of Undo Tom’* Cabin and the Hurgiir, are railing now. almost — 'W f r M i Joum al llcrald ThUti'mtWr1 ?n t? r fl1r thc **««‘l 1 have taken. is as g rrst for whit# work- *« a gen.ton. haalt i -j ,SVw Y e a r , . ,ut?l'.k,8 9Pcm to. ,M; n ,,tU<5 •‘ " W when it i« r,m ;m ‘. change Jt *• tQT colored men. Sev- day* in ».. •klt-n time, hut they nr.. jored thut hey want lnw„ based on tho Ten Commandments * r! | enty-fiva yaars ago pious New En- *vldom r-.-vtc i as they shuuN 1^ enforced. Thou shnlt not kill/ under which Ivpchlng would glandrr* excite.) aboul -aUdltiun” The learned profesioni alienists come;- thou nhalt enforcod. ------ not - - stcnl/ these they auvy Want ” d m t’l i i i « n j , yvet r i and the terrible lut of poor h la e k '-f*! the like dell u, t h l l l K they condemn mo for enforcing the fourth Cunmindmcnt. xlas.s In the south, w en lold by the * c « ordinary dtlsati or Uwyrr ur usually a,K : "w n rfr arc your late Altirrt Ilr.*liun<-, "by all mean* hsaker mt the intriliRun.-,. itdd.r . remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy/ " fir e the black staves in the south. «n«I it •»« that he .-r •ho- in i bom l,?’* I lvply.- **1 carry then my city'Cormptindrnt. ‘ it « W®,iive#no ,luarrcd with tho Governor^ religion even If But, w lut about white slaves In wr.iman )* \ ing * a c c .r JH n fair with Don't keep p:.«cu were excited Jou r own New Englnrd factories. •h»fr f ivmors in the profc«*ion rt-H,® l.ri ? e..ufnd,y,le,,lsV: Jh’wovcr, |f hi» reawn for , ncustomermicht seise then. forcing the Blue Lajva in an stated, lie is forgetful of one AAhat a.KKil the white women wh'i “I **u xli^g and hvld-up* sh'.uld ***** tn«*m hicjiim w#rr you cun go to work in your cotton tnJIJa b«. , t r «iv, , let^wr mv-ptlwi. . or two facts. Religious toleration, or freedom of worahTp! f»r» daylight and get honir a f t e r ’ TK’ iruttcr ha, troubled many reach them whin they leave. C w ry he,vy hurviaty insUranV ovT/n8t ^ S H i l l e 1 ^ Americ*n dem Krracv. Moot of tNj dark. Why don’t you I n t -r c t i Pf«ple. end caa.ed some real un- and Ka#p the smalle-t possibles i /I . 1 , rl','on Am"r,c" T1 colonies were founded in trdcr yuur,elves in that slavery? It I*'p le a se•:! tin es f . r ait concerned •mount uf ni.ruy in your Mfo and , that the colonists could worship us thev please |. Ke!iu|nu, w ..r,e than black slavery Iwcauw ‘ Including depositor, an t buninms black stnve owner keep, h lm !mfn- The latter having been pres, rreMiem Ui a constitutional guarantee of the American gov- the I hav • l<een lockrd In my \autt mi ' fed ami healthy that he may con- ' " 1 when the bandit, arrived have eminent. ^ tinuc to live and work, whereat frequently been at a l<>#- a , to how much t/at I h.i \r to wear color**! I I I sn l Ilh SA N FO R D I This should not be misconstrued as nn attempt to In- ' flucnce the city to purchase this property— there is no selfish mot.vf In our BUffsegUon. We merely wish to convey tho , Men. tf |ws'I Me. that this Is an ideal site for n park and that t '• the least that should be done is to insist upjn cleaning up < - th« piui'tr.y and planting n ftw sprigs of grass. * a In as much as n multitudinous group of individual prop- c. . rrty holders are interested In this land, it would be next to n impoiudblo to get anything done through them. Therefore W0 auggent that the city get their permieaion to go ahead with the buMinenn of planting grafu on their propertv. Since it will pro *ab!v Le neveraJ year* before Firnt Street in all built TH E DIVES- h AZA It UN dinner up as far an the hotel, there would probably not be much ob­ party la over. Dives still haa more than he nenla, more than he aboul i jection to thin temporary beautification. nave, but Latarua hat plenty, and B IB L E VEK.SE FOR TODAY The expenne would Ihj small to the dtv and the improve­ travel* In hia little limousine, while waiting to ravr) in Abmham'a bo«. n i E U G I i r OF IGOD’S FACE: ment would be tremendous. » P I * l-ami. Mar 4 - X r e i r r e of -Thi* In # Land Countrjr dub miXk[ W. BaMwm. TO. v |»cvcr tancr „f IV U n d ’a invitation I actt at h%mt to th# toifcM who ^nanM#r. dun! at John# II Residence Telephone 217-W d a y s i :rv ** —Offer, the sacii/lca of rlghtaousahd put your trust In the • Many there bo that ,ay. sw?0. ^ 111 up then?.*.ny Lor'IlUt thou light oroodr f thy eounUnance upon us. Psalm 4:5, fl. The members of the T N -rtO in er Juhnoan. six d a n oM. .In-d'ln msrvMtni. A h m £ * sSOCIETY’ o c i m ED , n rrn „ im n Mrs. J.V Johnson And! Prel Mrs. J.M. Wilson Give Give Party For T.K.L. Class On 1 Social Cities To Send Delegates To Don't Discarc a Worn J T Shoes/ ANNOUNCEMENT Sanford Music Store & Gift Shoppe moved to new location, Rooms 10 and II in McLander A rca d e . W h e r e we will carry a full Line of Musical Instru­ ments, also Gifts, suitable for all occa­ sions. " : Expert Phonograph repairing, also Plano tuning and reparlring by experts of many years’ experience. Phone 8 32. �-v 00 Pieces ;uui*n clement, I» fn filtW . SEPARATEBANK At «a<b meftini*’ of tbe Florid* Injunction To Halt 1 for the past . Miami Races Denied DEPARTMENT IS li*. # ---- — " uvinei ■ ten )M r», J ligve f i m x i t |h» Hn,- of general w,.rk. Tm» URGED BY AMOS t on< of hanfc annually arc- d*. potnt IJjnt if and when h n U t • r. <L—(IV .S t- ! 1,11 « « «Wjr »»n lrd anothtr or wepar* AIM R j; ( . Orw toOWki RK' P} * i : , U t t 4 ~ »**r *rf Uy t t*r*n "UtHbptcd l l i t y ear by the Dureku o f Immigration of tho Stain department o f Acrieultur b f K DlraOur T. J . Uroox, New* 7 L *’Tl,h " fw q m w io d ny, . Irieiuded id the llieraurr* d lu ri- Aimee S r,llrl; ^ ai-amcu a velocity o f 0 ,Anirel«« e -.ihrti 7' _____ „ rlraMe, and noght t»r l>e made ur.. ututii^n to halt r l' honr-. . . d«r i rt maa l to w H p in r w| rf thw it — ... ,. o f the.Miami _____ ( o n ip tro llc r R crn m m cn d * v\ f * ' ,'r hn* rT n n » i f»n« , r %Ut< banka tbev uu.uM finTnu ob i w , . . . '* -----------r~■ ’ ■ . C hu npe In O rd er T o fiu n rd i ’* ? f fc«1Wl"K V"'I I from tue. but nrt the ton Jockey Hub. br.rucht four •s'rcka j I.AKh ^ OltTH-^ftevcral atreet. A c a irU l V itm orm i . “ ' j a ■*« failon* rfcouM i!m ■ by II: II. Mundy, .Miami arch- o f city to lie paven. I I wVtu.W tenrk'r every a*ti« ayo ^n,m'ltr»Oon had In .o .w e r in .-Numerous F a ilu re .* |mart,. Ampin tim* should.be will arrive in |U W |>iliIb|f toward* briny try t it,H t m i . ilcnled in a dbdbion ’" y «r ""Other *d a . to plea,* , hantbrl dowlt today by circuit TAI I \fl A flcrt* t-, u . i »nth examination* to n> lU i'J!, *T^tCT* ®f the letter*. Ort t l i , iv « r h. i , H a - M“ r- *•- I ,hrm,«fh and rotnrM e V, | iflla n h si teen taken' to tha judjfe If. f . Atkirram ami \V. ’J* ° y ° r *?i*^t ,,f •"A*1 '«■« »h«< offi< tha‘ FiorU}al ,hr nml.t-,1 form prorldH rn<(. und ah iie J am deeply jrrate- Frwaland. hnnkinr burlnea* ha* urown to I eil. in emeruMtcy work that nft. ni « J WrT 5 * £ * * ■ f" "i*w t r The judyrt (rave the fuflowinr Z ' T " t**“ l !} *? 'nit*°*»Iblr "ri*r«. it fe avMntn f„ r (hit j fui f.e the many e*p»».*i,.n* v( ita U n ro l: Jo* ‘ ,a fh • c ic f.-.'r r e , vnlun|#ered In repWi, tu efficiently pupervfee it under tbo »" »* done. Ranke have ' In 1 1 ram o f Ji. ||. Mundy i "f ,hafL »«,iy of iplend.d bits, ■.reif.a* alum0!!? ‘ h' ;!,T !7lt,lilf# f'2?.*1 ?1 * U l* """P tro ttr *wch an extent that «|iiluu few of! ft . kl* _ 1 a * . •• .' "luro and lettera bnldinjr out in in- s men. Uio bn»in«a*ef th<- etate j W i hrln nuw ran only he h « “d M r f I hn- Vrvan to *urh an exUnt that to peopk- from mb, ’ tali,hment of a.eeparate banking fo-hntlv with not le*. that, f w I tb. bn.duny and taiildimr an.) Ion.. d f w T f *\ "' “ b r ^ r nurnbrr. ««h d n ere a t a time. . X S , •;/- ' - ■ i *v, bank examiner* a t a mean* of, «f d a n arr two-nu-n Bramah lm>« n t ic.ment need mom tinie thin an., «n the l>a«ik failure-. f "When report, o f r S S K S S S IJ •-*0 l«rwmaU* g,\* t„ it kr man, o ,h .r rqnabt, blAtk-,•* » -reromnioodation i* cenUine l * « h the o f f i c e enough trained' , u un with the nu-iicrou* dotie* r am rMfuimd to •apple*, i f l f r y ,} '" h,s IdennaJ report for the f i n a l ! «xf>*r fenced help >h ' • ■ pe'1 •in. m with a view to y* * r *“»««>« Juno 3«r. U it, juat *bh> to have them ra •T herefore, it ,e» m, to j , de»ir.l former* in ocM ur., X * r* d‘ " « l and studied with »b t ifcat a separate detuirtinrnt I • in*l bog-raeing: i»>ore wer* 274 hank* and tn rat’ “i ‘Y follow-up »y.t*-r y ou v alu e w n lth . P ro te v t Vour , n»e and iaca»'-! . Florida „t the endl fourii with the „r| o f eA.|.lthl'“ r a i*|t . U’'f •‘*n»*n*f a#*»ien c i o f etht, the lee.rlatum tu take .„ ,.r th . tm lrles b y k ee p in jr th e n t s a f e in a l«.\ in f booklet*. i,f . or thU Tltral year Just cloved with 'Omptmlfer ran n!w iu rlo m .'fra . .o „r the work. If done , S a f e I)i-po»it V a u lt. cjal*. have pro- ? 2 * “I * * " a ^ rtrg atin g *170.772.- institution w ith e r* rmatu n ; J*r,:.r w.,rkiny forte *bmdd *b value in Pin- «*«A*tl the o\|mrit-nre of the past roiutnntly nt Imn.l ' ,r > have t-.n Sfu rr, I, ietlnr tVeni to ,rt,rm,.h* »Uh infTkn. "Kurh n., e.(ui,,n: . , K e n t a P r iv a t e L o ck B o x now — h |« ,i r .- t" ll- < d With. Ti e I i.,\ . tt apilaf and prvripitate«| dr/la- .vjliod, 1 believr u , lx tnpro ’ •" " ;*ld I - Letter l ... *S .r P it laUif* of the i ^11 in drpn.it* h*a iwnk etamlnur^ and ra clerk »|a\. .. yreatirr atlnwam v f ,r trn- ' C o s ts $ 2 .^ 0 to STi.OO P<*r V translation of , T nV ‘ «>r equip- ataN>ne morr itenor for (hi* r * •* I her are w r y active fn their 4 Wfir i . . • FnKll*h. ' bnu,c,h o t V"r k " - ‘Vs. the native Ian -1 « n'PnrtW ent-—eight oinm lner. "Xurh n . „u 7 ^ in y • rhU . banra. if mad. sb -ubHe- . . M t W EST, H a.. M ar.' J l . _ m.wer ,o t o r - ± l . « » ^ * * - 4 . wholly .node.,a-» f p r ^ t d d •k.fwi'-J ^ -te ratKe July I. th. I. y i n J I(,,£ 8 , T Y . " h f‘>et of water profenura an.! i " nry end u rr, abjolut. lr but n lancuuurt .M‘iuind to be prrformerl, i -i.cr-nl- i*,. • '' , \ minim - 1 *" r °» she new fiie«j year ** , n 'ler hoWf i'*-r »»lm« and b»pto keopi - - , ' I'Tn away, tho fnur-ma*t^l r X K ly whfn -boonnal .ondiiion, a r ia, but; I HmwmJnw i , i j *cl'"«»»«•r Mam J . Thcmp*<.n with « H rm Z / return Vrpft T '*' Li I*« r I'M. The public uwerr J n r . tiv *. ^ ° r 1 ,w uy u .. >tMnMr i gfras S NEXT TO YOUR. HEALTH ;;,Y *oct anal - map.- „ f FloWfoBH Mipplrin<.|:tr.r>' Uufetln* to report*. ' J ariL!.OO,t|*lB’0? > " ftrth of PWlUird dStfe/S?*fll'W>«W* “>»end l|,*'|"u,rF and aimwer ^ u1 i g ttbout V»ri«u* *ub," . Mo'7d■. * ° ™ acrioua ,md have been received * u 2 r * ! c,j r 4n« tiul1. Wand, and pomfesalon In tha wurJd r#* ** to i rtoriAm frnfta and v. y fra k u lr * r m Un? . n F ,0 " ' ,* f ° r (ho r a j.In.; n f^ reak vegeUblea, trees, e t ;, rbU *'Ven '• ?“• **» » if. F I:- . your Crippled Schooner Is Towed Into Port STREKCT1I- MKKV1CB - PRoupT ^ and o young men : I . s W ^° wouWe*>n»id.T a » W W *« 4 *4 4 *m * « l l r PLKABANT LAKE l^jW hen Gabriel ioun 4ft« the Marly icofea AU. ,rr «l*u*htci* of ■i s a t , ju s r ’ " l'Jra-unt rntfCl R f r monument- a rr ro*tly. muss (hat has been driven us since we have not w'J S^nf ° 7 *and 'vc 'vant ^oiks who have not yet visited our store to come in and l-u*i •|*ll a iV.k .,“k" *ow" S im o 'n E w Kn,,T,,"",u'r'"''"i ln ,hU ’"i­ , A“y. *,Mt >‘t U .« , kin cm »»<*. neck, arm* or body ia overcom* <|uleke*t by applyini- If.... t.^ d r v 'n 'T ; Th* t ***n. (Lira? . f ?P t"'1*" “Way. dr. v d a fi-g ? 0^r<1 >k,n »l"Yiall(t. * HKM1NULK H UD.SON-e.S.SKX INC. 203 Oak Ara. Phcm* 41 ♦—BUHIMiSS SERVICE cadi CMRK.NCK SMITH General Contractor ’ 600 W**t Flrat Street at Photir 411 ULEANING, PRESSING. DYING *7‘‘ ” • do “ Ifett*r," Try u». Roy al < leaner* ami Dyer*. J . C. Joes ton, 90S East Second f i t , I‘hon* HADDOCK 8TI.AM PR ESSK R I Cleaning, prrtsiac, laikiriog S. Palmetto Atenu*. Phor.f How Dodors TrelTi H« K HISENIIKRC Auctioneer \ iic tio n u c r c f t L * V " uF . A ri,r ,h " front Ohio a» a bride an turned to another. °°« marriml Aft, n u u SmiU.’* love ,h fp • ftifkl. Huiir. t r>n.Md Don’t Fail To Come To A SA LE « two iiiunUia after y.rar .ralew U ti uVX'Z^lli' ho and . THusic Eat »what J l.'Tpleas ti1* Jn*nr Ifeark r ; *-•* n * l you U *t a fataiiv .u, for tmheT ir a v r a ^ *o1!! A A t* any ,ul1 drug store grave* ever h eld ON THE AVENUE ASTONISH YOU WITH VALUES Cooked Food Sale *RT T IIE FLO R IST" •" for all arcaaiana -*XI'ER ARCADE Fkoaa 731. r’ink- V r . * ' K**1 I*"**- ^tank Marrhetti. W hii, , Ate*. N. J . ...................... ............. _ FOR SALK - Cheap. Baby and bogg>. |i|7 Oh , Mh OOOONLAS' V hZ ____ I OH r V 0u jo s t 'To Put iV T 3 -t o l o p»ce ME jo o ok OCLOCK —w o » i d i d n 't "t m g d a m n e d \ E jT L F f G W E U L E O u p __ \ E.tV\H A C A R L O A D n j V C T 1 -M > i P A L L O O M 5 kmovm I Rh Nf II AVENUE near High lan.1 Park, lo u r vary deilralfe bull.brg lot*, all large at ftjk to each, tt hrra can you fint anyihinc letter than this? n, kuow mow much ! W d O E R *1D CV/TOKI S * \ ) R 1 k o t i t AVJO MOW M AUy t s n c K S O F G u m M A h t A M c\«tl4Pu\..J ®VI1 M O A V JIK l’ ------. — '.XOd’T 'JVW KOW f/~ \\ ficlp the mam WOO MARRV, ,F me camT m qt A COOK* MM J \C’ X I 1f\' J tf n.ufpij .I.Mflj |vi ||i PALMETTO AVENl.'K. north •( ll'trhry. A r*w l Imatlen t : aojI m any I. aaonaMc ti rma. ‘ I V p. blif forf intorM *" Hr i J T i i l . of lif. p. -fe**r.| c»*4tv t.f raw In^tvrI*,.-. I* OAK AVENUE, l*it 5 Lane1, a.f.fi- M J rr>.|uctlon ami ri:»tr hnl». tion. I l r * street la I. M Wkl I he need for effective .i* b I. 1 1— R K A Ii E S T A T E F o r K e n t MV«d in f»vr| of .h i, I , , .* tation of th* t.. u l ktru.tur* * . Aryoat th* *trret |n l.ighUnd ;lr*n *« the primary n a i.n * f., FRONT UEbftOOM for rent, will I * t ' . whirh will m at* this pr’.p* ynipiii.i,| praette*,'* th* i 4"<'jn*m r rt f of .owoi wol..* ato * 1 *. deiutrinwnt tai l private family to gentleman on •, I ly. Phone f,Ki',.\v. * Foci •* contributing in ih* |N •rax*r.( mat of pr..|actlnn an.| di* FLRNIHHKD G A IU G i; a pan tril.ut...a. which can h* aHmlitatml U R tfT- Lot 2"A. . on er thr. -ijh th« aiiuptbm ..f tin-ylift* I Mvnt|.f ,L r L h , , , ‘ *Y*ao"ahb. CI5 Park Avenue. Phone l? J. •«uth and east, pn * rractk * War* rbum«r*U«l . . f„|. .<mal| cash payment sr l Iowa; UUNISII E D A PA I; TMRVTH—To <11 l*mdurt',a> of rareMlv# a arcr.rnj mortgage for Lai rent; « beautiful front a x titfe a or item* ha*e.| on * dr.itv > r*4t>o<i*l!4* party. "»*ni, living ruom. hriiroom, i.. market n-.elrl#* . . | . good* then and bath, central hxa |lttp% F I M A IIIGHIJkNH—A i*ry J*. rant irduc*d to Hu, If twrmai alrahl* corner In a jtomI >• lion. . <2| la rg r. inintm ant in *pwalso nn* rear apartment at j near now s.minol# High tkho- ’. •"•ehinery' and e.|uipmont. * f . Bo* GO—Herald Office. j k{,r *i“wk 41760. Kmall rash I*n araontpanimi by Urg* *tw.k* j payment and ha lane* aMnihly. «f raW matorul* and flnlthmi dV '""• ’"I ' I W4 » ,| guud*. which b*<t>ai* *low.i4M»vmg rurni'hcd epanment. flrat f)*or. «r etwofete anil i, «nlt in fr« . , 412 -Msgr.ol.a Av*. avenue * lie . i * mg north on a street <f pretty hoagslowa and atlractic* TEN-ROOM h« home* IA0 esah and twlaru* h h M n *t. KtrsnthU Are*. monthly. TERRACE. Lot 9 This U STORE F O R i'» n i 213 Sanford aEVANS go.-I :.w»ilon. |Vic* Him) u r n * Avenue. Call 722, M tf g l'V mKF.OT FROM T IIE OWNI RjO-ROOM ami ih n * noni fur- LR If iMereeted In an> of tfe apartment*. * . r .f ? !L an4 »"• J - U. Mil.hell ___IM. \ HI. I:I; ( HKPtlR ATIO . ^»th-i»h ml..,!.., 12,?.?,^M *D San I.ant* AI ARTME.VT fo nwt. Mix Swain Anartiwint N* I. I Yin,.# ||D W. Kaeident Ag*n F. F. iKltls-i A Co. . lad* m Ilo i s p FOR BA LE—4-room* u i | hath, bit M xlfT . r lawg "v take lot gk Grat payment, hols bke rent. I’hoo* 347 V/CU..WHAT Y « * -Iio g X J. SOT fT U c u t Tt) Ad. s o u COOLO HA*C COULOI M - ' YOU KAO*J NOW HARO OP L AM „ VOA A40f»«V i '*Tt£cvreo drhgg dAPintt— _ VS'MW MOfHt»i.S OE.T GRAY ___ A Gwf.LL AFFAIR. HERBERT HOOVER MAKES FIGURES DO FUNNY TRICKS ( o a im c fr v K r r r r l a n 'a llo b h ) la I 'r r p . rln^ N la liitlirn ; F t t r j o f i i |n F a p ila l Undra T u lllm Fur Im p itrlan l IL iltt WAaMlNGTO.N. Mar. 3, (1M|| L « J i r « •** He * - rt H - . * , , ’* h. i. hy. Ila ha* (tore »f >m ai bis mmoia 0,1 Chan anvhmti in official Rfe in Washington tl* k *>•*** them backward* and forward* and tideways Ila ran make them da tfwfca. lie ta their master, ami they ar* hi* «lav*e Ife y*u want In know how rwani fr»m Caaa RUma. kl-r-v mldit * f th*. campaign by «to<l«r- leuvpifeg a S\*a,n.io U mg that fi.Mog wa* an a> » c*ti.t fitfu l. r uf Eaki*. ; »•» "e*d men and k ) . , ” Mr. I U . Mtf&m in i I n l i l f AUtUfH a *Tr, *»4m.h*r * f hu •of ll. >aI famtly to take open t r .l rd lh/.'’igh..ut tha night lo « >h* tli«r>. w.ifek •i.viant umbrage et I t Mr, |k*i "'•••« i . r - 1.* -rvad h* wasn't a “ fcor, oelihar was h* an aid man, he itahsnl and wa* pr*ud * f III •Sere waaa’t aay Cabinet erisia ••%*» U either. In fart. J4r. Ci*wlldge f e r n s * a f life n s M himrati. At least fe fl*h*a now If you 4it ir w a d ervvgh u * O f iia y a k a w a D en takfe* la Washlngiun r*v will hear a ad the infur* att4.n „ lh .t Mr ll.Kiter |y tfi* - h i i , 7 T *~4W'rvg ,t>*tanier U pneen*, - meaning that If Mr. Co.*­ •wbkiU initial i* - f " . | * decide* uot I., fcrav* the Hurd . I lark, hut th* imp*tar lain, begabrn h* will thru* |u* riesaiU in HoahNsgt top." rt ( j Mr llnevvr. It'* been raally la (Vaiputaifen pue-'ped *• lung that moat iw.iui* I rational ,V*w« Her«k* t.wfe; <>uI*id* 4.f flgg.r.n in tt(.h,n*t.<*» U iU .« iL h» wav IfUl uf a fata* topor v*r’t prireitMii V khy > *rl* that K* h*d lakea k He liie* H k„g ,„aig, revt* 4 * uf heavy gamhUxM eh-.A || Several year* al Amur Corks. pi*4(dant Ueafidgw •M«*l. of •mu**. It feM^ ha a*hW(l, with a amife. “I ) LONDON, Mar S .-< | N M -| V I«r a . m , Ifev fewerv*a were railed mil an I f r ' , a ' * * “ *** I* living fur a time »ere uuabfe fe runtrad * * * here. Y drawl trwwd* whkh turned out . . . . — VVCU.,U*d Al NCO *JLC 1 d *r to aaa the Prta-* uf WaJee. S l P CO Sfl|<>rtP . ; •tk a t aft ym toms * ! • * ha we. t Ur k *k *Ja | t** to o i .. Si end the wedd.eg of Mr Waiter ^ ; ttll A l i e a ’• Bra. Iran* 11urnplufew «T. F A L L. Mtan. Mar A—( 4>*«ra| petsvcs* were Ujurwd -thw > tlr ir a ^ r fe w » ^ h T l nhsn (he rrewda brok* tha pwtuo a f 64 tu » ( wiry apJwf.J an . •-rvbm and kwgrnved a Ural th. «| «aw X .g g iW (alo .harww* r 1I f ■ , ivrtyM fea, l u M t * - . . '" T7 I*ttri>i Suicide Ktpo. By Taylor TMetu t fealra u »W*Villi ,Ua ■’“ ‘T * * *m fw" mm! I IAIH4 «4f w, n*W 1,0,*ajflf* '“» mm— -4-_ KM U*M 14a K< U»r OH Wi« lU f! kty »tH>y bd ffIXWA taraana .atw -------*»m| t . th* elect bm 0 I' e a r n h x p i c f u i t d F i » r m * :’ *. P aaf •Wtu-rai tllrsev her* went hagii.ri.ui ; ____ J 213 SANFORD AVE. A V S s 9 l‘YTVb w v t— , ‘ dfWJtY, Vft MAS / * * 0 * 0 (M g . 1 DgntT Y. WAR.IIINGTON, Mar. a. ,|N S, . Flaiistw* showing that In t.x m. d.i.l rwa atu.bed, appllaliun c f [the |nncl|i*U of .impllffe t, pr* .. t*> • I *i.| down by Serrelary o' C«-"mere* IlM rer. has* .,v r .| Mr * P £ A VEN tT. LOT, neat 13th Street. Ilio o . Thl* Id rai I** easily ra rrtd . ROOMS, with or without m*wl« Raa» inal.ie raft* Lincoln lint*' > Cduxo SThY ->W S V iv u • SVVAY S bo *YWO - AMOYCVdb Tag* VY*T04 U V t brnoy* Watavv » CA>* *, AAVlAYb CouajY Chi I JUVT UX\P**r n <-u < s .. , w,'vkjv \vf n 'v __ MAGNOLIA and Katie— Doqbl corner, faring w.uth and ra»l Two large lot* l>evrabfe fo •partment hobs*. I'rira 13 500 1 lo u r own term*, if within m u *- 13— B O O M S A ItO A ltD V J t*biV kD *'^V>-,T l Otf UM AX Safety Of Aviator* 213 SA N F O R D •*«7 vmkM'teulWMncfc^ OP M h c s t » 90 iu f»«r cr »h*!I * it win ra.Ie / T w V ’ ’ the man who w.nT T . t . fc .a * I^»ke a r.uu| , ' " .r . —BY THE WOMEN’S (JUILD HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL CHURCH GONZALEZ GROCERY CO., 31*. Ms th* t Z ** Mvft touMitStifc cwva, My . . . . . F ‘ *B RALK UY OWNER re than AJO.I,Ilil.Oud annually, O A K lIiU . J well l.w.tml few ran ne bought on term* of flO rath has* hern mad* ,*ublic l r STORE F IX T U R E *—| R cfngrlat'.r, each, ami fju monthly. Two of cor.intrre depottmen! • two be boxes, show tt*ea, i oral-4 and ta*h register. W C. Joiner, I he** lot* are corner* facing on llin d ir.lt of other Uduttrfet Oeneea Arrnu*. whirl, t . pwed 207 W First St. jrith asphalt. No finer Iota ar* *o are rn p l..,in g rim p lif^ pr* tu r* b* had in Oak lltll. tinner will **||| •or | mV) rAch, on U-rnu at tUttO -- tk c T i t t s A * r r t \ n CWOirert Ab NCfeNBCdlY VllTKOGT HAV/'OtaTfeCM . MlVtL) OFir* NOUft J r U* KABM ’ Y«kV.MWn YOU, 40 t0r ,,0U- 100 f»i *ol<‘ \ Fat Chance ^4 >ouro«Npw ysoldam wVf 'S MY Y UoWl OiDhiV HtMfc ■ - 1 i .v k s tv, >*«r % mm lUt#u\.1i«Pb M4* VPtY. - Y | , . op tM fc it! • >Mtb\ iWw Ct AtvMvt. TVt O ro*-m*. Liu h e.. it* and bath bsautiful o jil ioi; (|| improve m art*; at Us urajy furnished 'moderate rent l.i week. Young'. IffOtUGGS - HCOGtrAN REALTY COMPANY Apartment*, . litre 2U0 N. p .,s Are. j PHONE 1X1 MASONIC TEM PLE I ll'll D/Nt; or u *. Ifjl'i MlfIWl|l| AvM a4 ?<M'fH« KmaI Ppaniah fruai •* Cu (net bn with a t at*r» bong*b»w U. K. Mr* alt garage -fa.M d. ilJKnr ,.* h . t*ra/ •• rV T *r r “" V»“r* pfyxwL hanf rd A *"th new tluevo idingab.w > * > a i WANTED EXPERIENCED Furn Oaah and term* except«,n*l|y eo.y Iture Salrsuian, See Mr. Jep*4in . bedroom, Marvsnia two new hou e* J».*l al Jepaon Furniture On I I I s FURNISHED FRONT modern loarardem** *07 Magnolia cerapbrtrd Ife* ,h,m la.ide. hard Park Avenue. Avenue. i ••mi f feet a. •very t w w i * * , * . '‘Jepaon Want* to see vmi.“ **«H -tTM i4*tT eWbilamptujT: p %a« amd n w j t - 'f'Xl 14c% i UXM r>io Twxm weeprrty. PRIM STORE — Pra“• Drug*. Soda. W* ara M ATRESSES prn;wrly rcnoTatfd; w a* your phone. one day -enlcw in .Sanfnr.l, by Call 103 Sanford Matre»* Factory. |'h«n. 402-M TNT WAVING 't..rrrllir,g by our 1 1 ­ 5— 11K1.I* W A N T E D 1. Itlu# Illrd IU-au'y *forr j f S u “ „ r nl Kmllh ‘‘ ,° r m1* * * , J 1** " Ihaatlou* tho afeter o f two b n - partsd SANFOItH UUICK CO 212 Magnolia Ara. I’hono M7 erlaatlng. Metal ah land ing *e*m tin and gait roofs. See Jsm e* H. Uowai ara. and Third St. Phone 111 # & * * * « toUlBL wgr passed * Into hfetnry, Lkath •1— A in V M O M IL E t»en found to Ukc tho place „f sulphur a. « pimple trm nier. It j* H«r.ni.. •ml metpetulvc. J u .t . . k a S V d J S ! ra,i0.,’!tc»l,,.nWyr Kn,1,h- a, N>NKY TO I.KNII ROVED RESIDENTIAL [SINESS PROPERTIED |m ; t o s u i t iioitiu w . ERS . *N y k a k h w it h e a s y Y PAYMENTS OR UP­ ON nVE TERM S WITH PAYMENTS V ROND 4 MORTGAGE COMPANY IVcat Foray th St. '•MLI.E. Fl.tiRIHA. _ 11 •••I'd. Two year old rhnraanlhe. 1 inum clump*, all rolora 13 for ||Jh> . ---------------- (.arden ralbn-tion of Ifehli*. a || y iv i k’aint... 20 for jj.o o , Colfection ' f 3 |]e --------- ,(ten pan Iril or giant Canna bulb* fewn CONCRETE in .very .h.,w ami » lILOt.'Ki* ^Irrigation lorm, bkicks, tile ruufing, oro.|. fitrulAU, ®U, Hantuid O tnrnt I’roij. 1 .1 general cement wo.[•ncrcte Co., J . >1 Tc U*t. Coat pane. Fifth and Maple Ms. I’hon* 1I2.\V. i'hop. • rior to that tim * Isaac ha I ddla name. ghTfU r 5 ro,,*« K«l hi* mall MU .T */.™: I I Oak :uiCN s )(aberaa*ri> I 't r n for C o 11 • g I « v WO First Street. amonds - Watches - Luggage - Jew elry M usical Instruments ■ A ll Pledget Will B e Sold To The High Bidder * r”'? r uplipicnc*, and ro. .’ m _,hU ,Y;JI1 . *"*fk Kmlth's ft* : ‘Ii*th «nd bunul i th* . as-r of 15 »'* left Ida * ^ L^lUjmny U. 18th In 2 U^*',n,I he left f Rhodeffer. childhood play. ■ and vwrethran ' ff* were numrruua Isaac h» in the Federal arm v. 1 lor* lettrra from Huslr I j went astray. J„ h i. dixtra.*, h •Ppealed to hi* f ,th * r cxrcurrad ubout tho time tfe. ®* * * f i K Uirdsey* M cl'hir oMh pn," ,n ,,,t throughout *i quick-vrii father tu p i Uut Huife’s letters |H- ,u|. a•• . o ) Ve.ar* ," ilh Hanford, for Sanford and hanrord and again we »ay come to the Aurhon Saturday nnd let us demonstrate what VuUr S? ,a *: W|U don’t have to buy. i Here II be lots of fun and you’ll see diamonds and other merchandise uo for a son^. i*Ir.l.l.().(ilA)U , • ItemeinLcr the ruime MKLL(MJ|,(HV. There's nothir.if like It. Rgnford Drug Co .” L • -- * II I tr v H .ik,n t0,urf" ' ,,k« “ poach— try thl* new wopderfid am-cinl l \TUfMiAY— Afte •mall feather pu n* writ can:* and * door key. J1; i.Urn kry *° Mr*- A,f'" " • ' ! .T'd get reward. DARK E R and white whit* pointer r.nu* «/ing. Sew u« y/Yitn L IV r.R o f f ic e ru n y y . ,teMr both on right ihnuklii; It. I’hone 417-W. lag. I’h.m* l'ommere|*| Street. 3SC-J P. ft. Adam*. OHI IKK '.NOW cRAVK l M I’KIt ----Omntene mul < KNT OF...KHA ~ o . VALUE ix _ K and g*t f Two yrar-nid monthly ro*«. r* | >.r*r'°M monthly I* ad. - diance. Orphelw.-------------------Mr*. .*’*rd. \V lid —— Ivy. Columhia and other*. 5 for I of ith Side A mixture of Hare Gladioli* all I Orar m o del h u m t u » o trim Ik* ear,*not th* owner Phone 1 17 for estimate*. _ r . w a a d f o e it * 0 LOAN on improve.* property in amount* 1*0 to >|0,0ii0. Mail pk­ i details. Carnes lln.ll.•t ffentral Ave:, O rlaojr, money! an" We What we « • Kivfag S j • 1 the face powder you non u>« «.0* * H * V * y 0,1 |,,nS enough to awav T l S’ ' " "not Kly make awn) °|n.iTfIni*t inilefinitely—dtiea iif l g a t L " L IN U ’LN — FORU — rORUSON Edward Ihrgina, In c (•inm em al A I’* Imet to. Pbon* M i K. rtos.-ilTKIl nt»* Phone 118-W Suggestion for Every Occasion ’ Ifedlgn* a Specialty iv» Atkwr By Swan « t ..-c -»«d^dr\£ r fKa;«2S,« r. •£»**. hiah tw* Maynnlia Avenue. Suitable K 2 e br <r ? . ; r*a* . « b ^ 'pply at A. »’. Conn*||y * So n ., ttM W n o h , Are. Phone Ik. ' ------------- . ■ INOI.K PKINTKKV RCO CAMERAS !VD SU PPLIER SL W. N. Lumlry, Prop. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES --- --------------- --------- ; £ FO U N D JE W E T T AND PAIGE R l l t V GARAur. Sanford Deafer W" W t « H«rh *n . K K M VULCANIZING .VOKKK IIIMJU AND GOI ,’JYKAK TIKES U. H. L I a tu n r*. Di»tribu.or» Chandler Commercial Av*nu* in tr,,,n g of hl' » ' • W my own.' aaJd the veteran. Z thL T, imV hr JournwyeU a. *.♦ *M Of multi-colored rock* for jm n o r y .hgft. He had .cm * iweiigr of masonry, and at •r’ mnmiment r o r a / .to h * ... U SA K E t l 1C AH .«• E. MAC- — • -BA N K S— M N A M 'M t - — l-O S T * . J . 9 *** t t h a t f a k m tM * KTAKT HOMKriMVO » • *re all «oln« back to th* rm » er* real taiuee will «|. tn * m ..£ 7 "r L r ° * U •h' “ »».* IZ JT 5Z .* . 1 " fruM Sanf.«n| r a .., hM ,h ,' ,|vn tarm a.vt lu x 1ST “ VM ORIl v'»nferd Ikui.ter located. Reference* v hanye.! for k ' “vh a ^ U ra^ ri^ N .*),* j r I unrk of refer? U rm . andcnndllhmi - ------------ -,-*. A-ldre** R «, n n «*** ^ " f * rd-OrUndo St.ri. inker Acen.y. °i.Conm a.lo F* n. h. Ha. rare i n — » . ___ TWO FU RN ISIIKI) »*d room, water. al<? raraye. 7W Pali IH 'I’9 - MARMONt. *t*nfor>1 Autoraohile ia AW. Magvwslia AVO 4 PhiSM l/ N C B M E N T UAItT New Marti <• be er.'ctr^l her,. ri«, Apply t o , ATTRACTTVt room* to rent for • to t* or oCIirea at patk At#, •nd (omnterr<«l M rret W. M 1 ounf . Owner. M« |^,rk Ar* pooit# Court lieu** HOIKilNH A COWAN Co.. Auto'TW O SI RING c. v , ,..r * ,r Radiator and xhert metal work* Ucht weight wu>d and one i lain and orn«m*ntal »h*et mttal ' L atn mely cheap. In.iuite I •ork. Tel. 71R-W 207 Franch *mr* Herald. finrhun"T *1 hrr*nna live |q1?* u. u dretl.1 da. rX ZT Z1 / ’ unJ *n' **,Uh'h na'Sfeo^1 Monumeni": % - r build mr owu’ •» he «lar»crd. about in tb. ®n,hh ‘•“flflcd It U‘ "‘‘frr 1,0 ,i"-* »* tun* to assure himself a j it-nT ndi. ni* monument. He w * , ' VTrr,y from rheum.. ■I at the time. I WANTED SA| f " A 8 . T . FU L L E R ' MOTOR CO Ranford Av*. at 10th St. I’hon* <»r ----------*----- ' Y i n n i . * ----_ HODGE • K im ''U S ?*?b Truck. Mm and 12th St Pb*W #J . blm ’ is, h .'",u*ht 1,1 b'hd for s J h i ‘ • " ‘ "V te r.W p . Ilf- .ti-t ” * r 'Ytarrnx. tbr jniTP RATH PCIIKDL’I.n Mlewlng ached til* tell* I* »f as« solid ad* from la l* i l word* for on* t* ml.»< When cantered fe ardere-l. each line will bad ■* t word*, lard rata applla* to etrV. k for eiaiopl* It word* laaerllon* at J * * word II lima* 1* or IS.**; ad* ltd let* than 14 word* •lel a* I t word*. OF A ll UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, SATURDAY. h ipy K A K in ■ \Ti’- n ’.r n < n:iii:iis K *a*4a in percon at The ■ Herald office nr by U T.l'T’kone dleronlla* lit> r. at* not Valid. |lirKMT|.*.S INDRX: The ft* rlte a lflca llo n * ur* ftitrd and hupilxrrd for If.r, n -e. Th*y are made* ftiheurally nnd namrr* |Tl. » l* under *arh haad* I alas nud.-up tlphabal■ A U CTIO N Sa i.iunlv. in SeuhtTi War HI* votw-av4 t(ng pro ur** woi th li ‘ her* time. • n Ut k T “ : hl,n • J®b uf •D St f r ie r tU lc.«.m M 2 ho jr / i' " o l .kr*p st- iv ier a te. d,,ork- ' - ' •». liL j |t . - a ® * ’, °°"D , baa laautd ifetaild M ^Ct^°n" “ toLhl* ln*Ayn»«nt. ship i ZT'Ti: M a r* my caaket unlocked nn.l 'w F V ? uniealed,* I* ia hi» hla ukn*. uka-c • kla kinsfolk At IhJa time came v,bat hr SUt women pallbearer* recently cbo^ n. k>’ Smith fo r h i. oo- w l d ' j . i To t4 Her Sm?ih* »'*• '""H •»■• Tpo ilk live ■ I: If la errae la mad* (lard llernld will not b* >»;• far murw than on* ,1 Ineertlon, therefor* a» •l,»uld b# Bulifled at Ce T o J sa a c Who Has Built Own S h a f o. ■L*** anJ number o( In* .»•• .cb*Ju l* he■ m f*-' *•~l rata* ar« r»r L i ia..r1lu!i* No *U Ct leas iliia llA htilCT II ATIIjI Will b* L . m in.tt. *n4 (IkarceU I*** t*.ta*n or in* woru. f a (tartar* k line. C«ovK AHM, wilt bn re. Lr Huron* and cul|eet<>r EeUla'r'r lor payment. fcitt.nl order* ara pay. Ktiar. e «( (uhllctllon. Ip, IP It’ll: r»pr reeelv* |, Herald .,filer, by li e* .1 be published the lame A BSOL UTE (fab riel Will Not H, ■nn~ ™ U mot H°ve To rhonnjtrar.h RenalrmR l*fano Tuninr r y experta with 1? ye expert# nre. Sanford Mutic Stora i» • Shopp# Room Id A II M rl.anJrr Ai ________ I’bon* T ie d R a t e s a 1 1 a<1- id Pig tfca iwavilatieo, feast f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, March 04, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 04, 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 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 04, 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/64d3e8a9f12cab93e9ecda1afd1ba998.pdf 2be2b7d7bde86502ba00bc54b87e3b58 PDF Text Text F i*n* 0 •t Ireak W ith Mexico MANYSLATED5? Member, or Crew o r tBurke Wins Cenl 1HEREFlorida Tournai Subject O f Many 10 MAKERACE Span,sh F,e,g"> ',r Save" When Fire Destroys Ship ■ l S COMPLETEDNosing Out £spin< ashingtor* Reports EORGOVERNOR 17 ’ * n * 3 tl,* that b .t it. u-' »'tfS« .It til l-trn iW Wt* lei*. |*JI 1t|l|- * S«»»u 111. 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M , tv »toxh c»di Herman. f |dtr#wrgiitg flrrarma. fAftoM KM.» P« *ar c .M r 4* ‘.I1- “"4 1 ■ iw Walsma Action For ;i Is .Se n t To Fwlenil ( I lifts Mt(4#, .L a V^Titv ;—taw. t^ y S s ii& v irfvr ti . . .. - ' t v’fi �1 J I •X \ T11E S A N K O R IX H E R A L D , F R I D A Y , M A R C H I. 192?_ P A G L E IG H T _ ______ , March S th . Closes Saturday,March 12m SEVEN BIG SELLING DAYS7- - - REDUCTIONS ON ENTIRE STOCK r Cl ‘ . ... .................................... / r~ i H i , t r im f. f. 5/ *V« l X > _________________________ _ - — ---------^ ■— .. . — ------ . -■ ^ • m m m ~ $54.50 5S » " !$ 4 7 .5 0 '. i 500.00 Suits N oh ............ $35.00 Suits Now ....... . 5 ■ THOMPSON SHOES 1. 1 1 * 1 1 § 8 .9 5 ■ « ■■ $40.00 51 sr. ONE LOT OF DISCONTINUED NUMBERS B S IN THOMPSON’S SHOES We quote below the.number we have in stock. | g in each size: . --- $45.00 j : *10 Shoes §7 .9 5 04 J . 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COLORED SHIRTS £2.00 Shirts now..... 52.50 Shirts now..................... $.‘1.00 Shirts now....... .♦ ........ 550.00 Suits Now I © 19iS IU 11 ! * Haiti it k Mata _______ ■ The above includes all the new stock of Mait Schaffner & S ■ Marx ami Society Brand Clothes 'during the month. ■ jj ■ B «K U U B «»au *B «u u u ii*u u u u u itu u u *u u uw uu u u «u u «an B »i.u i.JJ**i;ru cu u sau u u »u u **«* M j» l l l l l l l BBBBBUB * ■ ■ * * * ■ ■ • •■■*** J B B B B B B B B B B B ■ * A L L INTERWOVEN I A S TY SOX • s 75c twopaiii vou 75c » • ■ ">1.00 two.-AmF01. $1.00 e::: Interwoven •- - . . . » «%. •. ■ > $ 3.15 $ 4.15 $ 6.15 $ 7.15 $5.00 H a ls ----$6.00 Hats . .. . $8.00 lluls ..... $10.00 llutu. ....... $12.50 Suits Now .... ..... • s ubhuuuuuum uuuuuuuuuuubbiiiii One Lot Felt Hats $ ... ™ gg p| 1 .0 0 9 $4.00 Shirts now..................... $3.15 ■ 5 _ j l l l i m i g l l l l l l g B I B I I I I I I B I B R I I I I * B I B I B B I I I t l l ^ l l l l * I I I B B I a I I I B I R I | l l l | l l l l l |l l l |l l | BB IR R IR R R R IK IR IR IR a R R IR R W I.lU 1 l^giggR B B B R B Z B B B R B B B lIB B U IR IR illR B IB B B lIB B B B B B B B B IB * ■UBIBRBBBRUBUBIBM IBRBBRBBIUBUIIBBBBBIBUBBIBIIBBBBBBBBIBRIICII S sox ■ :j Pair $1.00, Now ■ ■ 75c Sox^pw : ■ 5 ■ m $1.00 Sox Now . . WOOL SOX 75c Sox Now 2 pair $1.00 Sox now, 2 pair 85c 65c IE 85c E{ 75c |[ $ 1 .0 0 5E 2 ■ I EXTRA SPECIAL 1 LOT DISCONTINUED NUMBERS • Suits at 1-2 Price $60.00 Suits Now friendly Five, Davis and Portage Shoes ' .. $55.00 Suita ......«... Now ____ 5 15 12 1 4 5 3 4 5 9 4 3 1 Pair size .V, Sale Price $1.65 Pair size (i Sale Price $1.65 Pair aixe 6* • Sale Price $1-65 Pair wire 7 Sale Price $1.65 Pair birr 71/ Sale Price $1.65 Pair size S Sale Price Si.8.5 Pair six* 8'.I’rire $L65 Pair size 9 Sale Price $1-65 Pair rise 9V| Sale Price 81.63 Pair bite 10 Sale Price $1.63 Pair tdze 10 *j SalePrice $1.65 Pair size 11 Sale Price $1.65 Pair size 11* j SalePrice $1.65 The above are all solid leather shoes anil the price in about one third of wholesale coal un<l la |>Ut on them to move them out quickly- $50.0(1 Suita Non ......a*’... $15.00 Suits Now ........ ? 12.50 Suits ...... .... Now .................. l i o . o o S u its ✓ Now $35.00 Suita Now ........ I $30.00 $27.50 $25.60 $22.50 $21.50 $ 20.00 $17.50 $15.00 $30.00 Suits Now *» . ™ Ml Alterations on These Suita Kxtra H —« __ ■ ■BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBUBaBSSBHUBBBBBBBUBBBanaBBBBBBBB■ ■ ■■BUUSSSBaBBBB1 BBR • BBBBBBBBBaa■ BBUBBBBBUUBBBBSBUBBh SBBB• ■ ■* **" B BBBRBBBB BB ■ BB BBB BBB RBB BBBBBBBB RBBBBB BBBBBB iBRB BB* ■ ■■ | ■ a ------------------------------------M IB M M M M M IM Pajamas $3.00 Reduced to I $2.65 [ S3 15 , ----- * - --------- 1 • RIDING PANTS 5 DEU’ARK UNION SUITS Neckwear : 0 n Sa,“ ■ 5 $3.50 Reduced to • S l $1.00 Ties now $ .89 | S $1.50 Ties now $1.29 5 it s ■ $2.50 Ties now $2.19 A ML ■ || - $i.r>(* Valves ot^sau • x/ ^ g 53.00 \ uIuik on Sale $2^0 Values.un Sale $3.00 Value* on Sah T— laaBBIRBBBBBBBBBBa B B B B B B R iB B S B B B B B B B B B B B B B B J»»M »«M «««««B B B B B B B B B I Furnishers ■ ____N F O R D • P P i • - • • ~ • ' . ' - to 74 p 1^ JANTZEN SWEATER \ coats ■ i m o n s p i t s — Manhattan S $1.00 Values on Sale $ .89 s $5.00lsice , ©o a e ■ : 10 Per Cent Discount on all ■ g $$.ooTies now $2.49 : ’Z ir r $3.85 : j ST R A W H A T S ?: ; B $9.00 Values Now § 6 . 2 5 ^^^^'^^SBBBRUBBBBBBBRIBBBBBUBBB b B gaaBRBBBBRRBRBRRHRRRHVRRRRBBBBBBBRZ s p r : n C o o tie * now $1.69 r\* At I M ^ M M‘ M I I H B M M I--------------------— M i m i l B I 'B " " 1" Me n Who ■ Fancy Sweaters $i.^j B « . r *1 i And iiood (zrade .... $1.09 JJ 13iiTtlu,l*iuck® ........ $1.95 ■ ^ u m iX -l j u t s . .............$2.19 B > m iR B " * $2^-' * Kl Kno FLORID ________________ �% n»K san fo rd h er a ld , Sa tu rd ay , m a r c h s. | News From The Two New World’s! Mfaa Orcutt Meets tans F o r String O f Gyms, . Training Camps Speedboat Marks *” lakeland. fi«.. M *r. fi- Set At Tampa Races1 1927 tA W ill Continue B u sin e ss Partner Asserts ■i V (httltia I.. *lt_ k._a_ _ .1. , * r” uL‘ hUJ***** f'J . f r**fh e.h“ I ?°.B? r I’ ! ,h' 1 V4|l, lUO If) .US*, " . „ u .r bjr » niw oVloek this morning in the pio" ^Ptor bracket in the t i n t seml-fl. nm nai g,me with Ukeland and Miami "PP°*>"* one another lA' thr tower ‘ hf |bracket at ten o'clock, with the Today** mate hr* bring Walker; Tochran again-t Kric ilagrnlarher Orm an, and Jake Shaefrr njam u the Jnpanrre. Cochran and Share fer are a> ytt underrated In the tournament. . WJJ u»e hla new salary to m*«-h collar with MtGovern in the Natiotml airing o f gymna* lattrr i|er),.r,il to.lay. “ Ruth would h «ve run rtllirr attention in our .... project , If Krwell brother* ah' erjH-rtrd toiw ith a a*r1e*i of rvrnta wh*h *r the Yankee* had failed to * 1 * * ” fT l rTPOrt . expected to thrill the .pcclator term* with him . Iiflo vrm rail!. ~ — |who look .on from the sea wall n I (owe v rr. and w ' t o t l ■»0>rd to AVALOS', Catalina Mand. Cal., Oavi* l.land. and from thr numer launch it thU l June I u » r ^ T L « . i * “ ( I N * ) — The elements «'U »y*eh t» anchored near therour*. over .il. , '. 11 /"?*? * »wlng .till bossed training ramp actlvit- ,n “ »• b*JN■tare (< & tM ta tk T h h Chb* today. Serious workI« la anllclpated that thr fastes t a lT n ^ h a L * h" * e, ° ? UL Wl?r* ,(«".POMiWe on aremin*. ?im# ®( ‘ hr regatta will he mad. ti I. nJjLwt I . . . . . "/ April-like ah mere. MrCar- b>’ ‘ he boat* completing In th« A i^ rta n T en ^ ir^ d tliL v ^ ! x * ,h>‘ hU nl •thlr>tM had t r r e n d free for all which i. the do.C h i«a «? P ^ t. ' ° rk* « * « » « « thrmarlrra with |dlch.an.|.,," » 7 « » ‘ l ’h aeliin.l i , ! -',phlu,\. r**'h Pa»tlmr. Hahy .Sunahinr, hydroplane enpm k e v e p o r t. i. plonship artodul*, tonight. Duval entered t) defeating Drland, > y rlini'r ff }•}> Miami bv •» I " 11. and Uk.j., Fam e Dr I.e*>n. -ti m y p nmpri/p i,f ' ' ~ ^ » * !SS»".?>WMjg,MTt‘aoiv. , m o. WRECKS Nett ( handier 6 Is!YALE NOW IIAM'S IFF ft ON ISLAND On Display A( YOT’NRFSTDK \N BEING PLANNED MADAGASCAR Rooms W Company OF LAW SCHOOL FOR I & ARMY •* I , n > l* r ly j i l.nv* K s iim jiic d "ung, daWo. -g powerful tn pert.n-. / »*rw .Standard ] r r* —f **‘ «ri nu-tnlwr of < 1-*"dlirr time, it an ideal M*'M' fcrtrrf y. nlh. rlatm* iin t a f the tocal Chan tier tauves*.;: • • * . *** W modri. Mtiktng|y at­ . „ ,,r" ,A«v Neva.In Oirge ilratan tarnutT »r peal* to the e i n t of Vl Aboue $20,000,000 And One «'P ',r* f*ul> Death Total •Near n t c llu n tlrrti I ’triple Ilrci C<.mmilter Tit Cuntinur rj Work. Hating Alrend.t .M»dr I Plan. Tn Seize Halims In ‘ " w n r fjn m a ta r e on the U landI he of ■ I IYnn.it It nnia ('niintirr< ~ h“ * *’*■*■" twnplrtrly ^ G A IN E SVILLE . Fla.. March. S— (IN S I--D u val High o f Jackson­ ville. St, Petersburg, 1-akrLand and Jliami remained tialay in thr run­ ning tin thr honors in the annual *tat> high school luakrtball tour* nament at th, L'nivrratty ,>f rm r- wjeck d hr a cyclone, atceriling »u | l)win>pra®nsurffents [ »tennuT*r ' Wlluihrnr. fr w i »hateanirr (,rneral pli!l Help Movement Tlir i(ikp.i(rh torninjr \tn ,\L r. I ^ w K S . K f 'S L n i S 'itigiiiry May Be Initialed In­ To Idtit ('ttlorado Klrrlion; Koadsler Iloldinff Spring Sale 1“ ^* ? } * } * * ‘ h* ‘ "**ny Uvea hare J ,„ n '"** prvpcrty ilaniuy uf I more Oian lOP.POo.ooo fYan.i ha. ocen done. . airier threw I » ‘ r,wr>l u p t. Mr. Ilutrhln< ran *,t la cam- - friend., lie nepufred hi* < furl in thw arid* front *e*t, while “ l | 'd i t * tin*, when l, • A i'ir r m v N . suUth Af ‘ •** rear* majr ride tn thr rw w y ilwgnty *evm year* of j U tSHINtiTON, March R_Th. S- (IN S »-F h e-b u n .*n d ritmblr seat, whu h fokl i n- 1 » f cuilrip. ♦•ot rite ven ati -tal iraue ^of election currup- i twraonaw, re r r f rtr«| killr.! ttilay to the re.-t deck when ml» tirwtiy In u*r. |hl( iw.*re ten. wkl.il ► n «ill be curried In the Amen- t»y a deva tn! :■ “ Fratare* o f thr car 'Vhrr. t|r ll.rt. hin. had m l>r#|dr lid* .unim r and f.^-m- I •tandaid npiipmcM inrlu<le (si V llf ( a||< v% J l»to the 1P2a prvaidrntial cam- ’ urn S|>ani*h beat her u|>ho|«t wre 't..wk* learned today, hy ihe nret gray khaki top llm j w,t Ifardlry -tnitn-,' o f tha Reed tam|rnign , WMtcnr.1 that unbutton, bv • •be I M rersit), »- j nlcklr N ad ami cowl light* o f barhvlps Stokes, now* .Ir , rr* ‘ ypr ikalgn, natural wood « h o I »o«l t'athrdrial at M and four whrel brakr,.** stated Mr i*» giving up hi* i . Kent. “ I the t'nirerait) 1 Likt all Chaadlrr., thr new SUnd *M a a* awardii v nnl M « n n ad.trrh e- thv famous *ecreur> having tire ; f" of «ut< iiu tk , Jam,* Rowland \n rruARis lubrkiitioti M ttandard distitiauiahesj L'niv.r equipment, whut, nrrmlU th......... !»• lv i* presklent rr tr. thoroughly lubricate th. rnf*-ai*vP Se.relar. tire <haaala without (raring the •b >e the Vale C'mi .. tirUrr*« ir «t. t 1" " ' U " W “ -- V a le pu.lu >lr krnl r\|iUmet| that the m n~/M ining »tf ilutrivin. as » . , ret. ir dm rtljr d r| ifro fi n fmall pin 'H e « « < hardly twenty-lw.. )r tr Mitb hi* kfcirjuit Ai he wa • t at tha tm r. Mr. Ilut. o ■U|» m i thr t tarter 't*-»i bold of what wag held a . |Mcuii ta,k And performed with «9t'#kia| i that d fiitln l rr M eeting S chedu led Murvh'J.t h u n ! , a 1. m I t :' V ; ' ; • * i * • * H i *”**' ! <*n.■ 2 T " , ” ' 1 *‘.7 * \ ln* "w ~- s s r 't o ’ J C A s r & P & -•II nupply it nde.juate, > * * * , l-argo 11, of || C. Ulrerr, A local eu.todian. wia* in the -------J — ......... ........ *ay* of rouarulnr rullnrr. will fc.' T A M P A , Kla.. Mar. S ^ . ( I N 8 ) - . f n mrre o f the nuoph in mrh Tl* trape fruit league aeaaon op. U l Q i\ C W S 110111 I I I ■» n and will are that It i. prop‘ °dav (with the Senator* and r ii r. • a , rh replenished f„ ,, „ time to |h-ton ltn\vr« engaging in the 1 0 \ H S I B D O F M a C l P Al- th. rrop develop., oth-i real A n te of the .ea.on, . . . 4Xr ‘ UC r ' firve-itlti-.. . enter w;|| I*..... . I *•" >V lla rn . plan, to aend ►om- V l f ) S I I I I 1 J IT > I n i * V oltllahed until the chain reurhe* , f hi. pitching young.ter* to the * T I U B l ^ B r O lO r j rom eoa.f t„ rooat. In thla WBy ■mound. * -■ - o dtimhrll ran • - ijw . which t .' ' _______ Srventv year* ago a Traai edl-, Itcgeth/r well and proper. N*n SARASO TA Fla Mur r. HVWti *J?r, ( ? ' ,n ***• f* ct ‘ hat a “*r“ ® » ! i * HiS « t “S22 • catcher who ta the lele.i Three Golfers Are Acquitted In Aiken ... ‘ . " yrr» r e *per«t Touring Car IM P O R T A N T W e consider our used car department a major division of this business and con­ duct it accordingly. You w ill receive the same courtesy, the same intelli­ gent service and honest dealing as you would ex­ pect to receive if you were buying a new car. Tudor W h a t e v e r tho need o f tn L'ii«inc«M or for motorinB, there Krrd just the risht ptyle and sir, you. Anti n Ford will *tny with no matter hriw rouKh the travt sSedan Fordor Sedan Co-Operative Sale C'alled Ilig Succen Phone 3.31 MILLER 0. PHILLIPS Inc The co-vpetatlvr sale toing rundu, ted hy thv merrhanta o f .u*n l.-rd Avenue it .noting with rreM atier, as. accuniltig in B *ur*,v k- hjut rn riY n j tvadc today. Hundred* pf ,i; |er» have torn ultra, tad t » the Magna , snt. I au.te, I nvrnur through thr cmhtnvd ad f l f 'l tank •( h'llAMhlp. Meanwhile Thomas vrrtiatng of thr merrhanta an.1 the « nd o f oevt weak l. e g ^ ^ d 'V o f H Uw show a rmd orefit tn r*. h truth id >} * m ‘e 'r S ! ual. In taking advantage o f th. lids, Ti,,. a.th o n firT b a r,.,,., offered, the hu> ,ng puto .7 ^ , And Let Us Demonstrate Mm Avenue at ISth Street , i« «en»atlon In tu <t*v. It was In j this rar that |/>uU Chevrolet, Hob r. ». Hurman and other* gained fame *■ nutf»mnl) l«a raring driven. ,|M- Many of tlte stock car record, ver the, »rt 17 v.ar* ago still *tar.|l an- on the re-, id l-voka. |n one year the th, Misli-1 to wot started in *everal ub- I un.itr.I r.t(ea, finishing first In'tlwj :r*t maiorlty o f them. Arr->nr th« <r- taring re-ord* *et bv a Ituick ear. a’lt t a . th» "70-milr lndiana|r.ii. rer• ..rd, which *t»o4 for main- yeat* Espinosa Is Second ftoo. A U S E D C A R I S ONLY A S D E P E N O A B L E A S T M E D E A L E R W H O 5 E L L S IT ♦ Isllh l U L > Following are th lewder*: William Hurke. ^ Clearwater. A I Espinosa. 72 7 -Miami Orach. Walter Hagrti 74 Pasadena. Clarence Harknrv Atlantir City. WHU- Klien 7.1 .2 New York Gene Saragan 75 ‘ Tommy Armour. F 0 K I) KORDSOi ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦a•''♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦to ireltof * * V' " gregate sum uf money. thT>r ”tUl “ t,fT * * ’ 'b **" niako | r lunged tnto the ta<k .<f gvttini '' pionerr *’V » « .oM i.r* nut uf their (ire Sanford merchant,, are now Ip th, r,Vby ‘ hriatma* D»> mtdat „ f iheir spring .ala a f torn , o i '” 0 " • « * * • . rom rate os • rk i IhulMInfy. « - " * '« " d » w and the ,* 7 ’ JMJ offering are anld The trnet^ are now u ,trg to ha among the U «t o «r f ..>14 «| * " >'*r nr in thr w. ..{,n liua season o f the >rar. cnntoar.ienu built during th* , i r J"**1 " « * R k are new falling »« •Mae ha, Iwaamarkrd U . merckvw Mw t rtller thr pccu according |„ J. || t y - Nc cram, whk-h it evprrtrd te he car»wff. manage, ,.f lba a , r * amt an 'w l out ten year*. the lw i-ArtWr.-t toiywa te yfotldr Safe and r ttra lore* o f cielka l« , n »u«x| o anaUt In hamiii.-g the wantt of| omtary uuarirra for , the store** patxvn* 1 n thr agrvite 1he walk «c»ar -----under way was , . ' ' . u ' * o rK*,nkV‘ ‘ h* b'nra of ka ,| i, ,„ > h'-d. Poaad'l* by an ain>r>wprit. — n o f « , 0J8.O0O and to thi. wit] *5 *{• * * * * l M r ■*rtngt *atr now. It la* e bl. I more than fU.lHM.OOil f„r 1 J1* * n u M tlu ttk a to begin a year * f f rvtu now, * t r v t h e o nly First W ar's Pr»graia r otiti.cu i n>j,<tt are in<Iudr.| •" ‘ "e first year • pro . blggrat l* at Fort llrniung. C,g..r. gta. were fttjt.,1.0,0 i, being •rent to houae the 2.J 10 rnllslrd men •cermanretly atatluna,| at th. fantry School there. At the prea. <nt time these men and 4*0 athr* are under trots. A tw-w h>.M|<it«l *bral.wr hml.iing and mr-» hall ..re alto being rreeled at F.-rt, Henning. A f r „r t Shm lln tilan Tata*. | UOd.iHai i« bring » t pen,led far t am, k. t „ h. use nwa battaltun of Infantry ( f * tw*-i| Cmnaacrt Wildings at thra |HW| alr.wdy tor y...c»> t.iughh«,s, while u»e r« * ? . l - **• Pat. o r 'naming S.Whl ,t*t...ne.| there w have u, await future < ..natraal.inw ill glre re«ulu to man nt any agr «k| amt al apprepriatlrns toft-re thev ran >uang al.kr 'm ■! ■ *=--■ ■ Z A t (T » ^ \ 1 Endowed with Exceptional G Prior Ti OO TOO L A T E TO Classify LOST: ONE brown at |idnter d»g with . ..tla ta John G. I wnanlv K, ‘ -e.0 at work nr“ •Py""N* ‘'y.ln 'he Lnd h.ghaa^Ta W a w n e s h o ro 1 'lia rrra va l ( um pgny W a y n o a b o ro , G « . I’, a Bo* 2 « COOK W A N TE D • n premises |‘hoi (to Sanford A vtiuh- M m hant, j |to,n > . an . . . . . - , . . 1 A sw .atton and U tha first of rt, t o - r ^ t ,n ,, ,to . ’1*1 Q U JU p--r l lie ttftid milestone .-f her iv ktful life, Mrs. Lot* 1 1 a ioititor\ to n , “ Grand Old lu.iiy of (iw f» ’ and United Slates HeuaUv r a day. U bugler than ever, i * tmbling nnd compiling a wealth ( documents of bistoricaj inti rv.t •bii-h she plait* to present to the rdvrrsity o f Georgia at Athens, Alone *h« gits in her homr In artarsvilig, leading once more tl--Horary .rertificatea presented hs r, »r rorrespondem-e with velebratrd - ■Rians, including Alesandrt t hen*. Tom Wiitson, J-.hn It. • * Jon. Ik-n llllt and lloi. T.ataib-. THE N EW R O Y A L E IG H T by C H A N D L E R It gives you a new notion o f smooth motion; 4uiet flight; boundlcu power I-vcrythinj; «nout the cm nuke* you feel that 1‘ctc, at law, it the last word in motoring. umpired in the way it is built . . . . Valut unshared in the way it is priced I There are five Royal Eight body styles. Magnificent is the one word o f words $21S>5 to 42295, with every nicety, every that fits this car-but there is nothing in convet convenience, known to automobile craft*L7nr V : ‘: C*pfrs*c* cite tinglislt enjoy- Sturnsh roent o f driving it. You * * r C " " !? 8” ? " W,ti ‘ • comp l«e line o f new Chandler Stzei, |945 to $1895; all »« to it at any speed up prices f. o. b. Factory. W e proudly ask you our, aud U tter, and oner ] I to sec these cars. Drive—-rasrywnr/ Already the Moat B eau tifu l Chev *ole( la acoring the greateat aucceu hi Chevrolet history! And uhv* Becaueenoot her car o f equally low price ever nippUcd aococnpIctcK •U the attraction* and advantage. ° * ■ high-priced automobile! >>,|*IIUI| ISmore tor >our money • '* B d ** Bodict whose atyU. dlstinctlon and luxury rival the couUmt cuacoo-bullt creations! than you ever thought possible— more than even *-'Lrvrolet,with its progressive policies and nugnl- ^ a t th e s e a m a zin g low p ric e s ficentuctories^ouldpoaslblyolfer, ^ $525 Th. Sedan »6‘ ooch ^CQ C "Hia Ipssri •*71 C H K V R O I F I i ' *• o f diatinction. such a* full-crown one-piece fenders, hul- were it not tw the economies of tremendous volume production. improvemrnts typified by A C oil filter, AC air cleaner, oolncidmtal steering ind Ignlrlon lock#irul Improved trsnsmUsion! Come in-soa tha More Beautiful Chtvndet Driwgu. Learn what nukaa It tha greatest value trl«mph In automobile history —anJ ■*!. y r, Inning new buyers at a f r r E e rn m m m itm l T r o n l f o r l l t i t m , rata ot tens of thousands aochwoeld MOTORS nt M & ref* to3 lirinGa! f t f . f S j w *»***W» toned, ih e wsjr ti *° ««w hal that w* re| ft o n u « ,*< a e jj. Dunt ml, h«-er help, uaf tfnn) 4eUv Carr the lre%SS«S2r,'“ n,e PUBLIC rt-ato en th usiastically McKinnon-Mnrkwood .Sale To Last A Week Maloney, Sharkey To lie Signed For Rout Ikb^fn* •heAr f I t tennb set ilef.-a o of ,N, s the ftttol ts k n lg n E.I Kirby. Akron... 75 1 (>i orgy ChritL llo c h e s t e r .. 77 Tuny Mntu-rs. Newr Y c tk .. . . 7y K A Ctjickshank. N. York 71 75-107 Tom Iloyd. N. X d 75-107 Jttt k Elphick, I t*t roll . . M 7A 7ri T5-HM John Roger*. Pittsburgh I 7h 7tt-1IO Jack Th»m|won He,-, land.. .. wj kp N. V ........... n cl 74 pn - it s All new spring tner.luiidisa it incluth-il in the sab- »tarte,l tuda‘( McKinnon and Mstkw<**{ men'* furnisher*, and r> o.arkably low prices on huts, shoes and hos­ ier) nrv said to to attracting a Urge number o f b«>,-x> to thg *turr tidav. r ■ Yhe M'ring WH .theruCdng event i* |» U> ronlpMM-d all met w,« k uttd nrt«r' that are in effect for thg opening .to) will he tuntin.ied. »v. . <oidfng In VV. JJ. W, Kuinon. "W g liavo never lefonr rut t « r prtrrs c“ bhout to r life r a * the tore :o low a* we hate this vv»r a id • ml for h,T hu'fnml. When wrr are offering the p ibltr ggaap‘ •’ i * . tearing her Vary little " ' "■I hargsit.< that -v achiali/ ■e*> -she s|Mtit the portinn to -•'•tin* u* muney," b- «tsud. * •'aside for her own funerul • to erect a »ta ft In h.» 1 ••O' lbu lawn af the Cautt in. n*rter*rll]c. Only last pprtng. Mrs. F e itn « » n Ihal.atudy o f law, fmli.iR ** ‘ be must k e p tor mind i, f * J -s|tsl forget the grie< J *»k shstkry and Jla Maloaey,ri­ ' oh by the tlealli o f tbe on- val It*, ton |„ o>V«>« igh' toutnamalil with flying color*, will be slsrbcd surviring opr o f tor five childn Alvne *to- lives in la r touts,-, to-iay t-r Monday far an outuovr ti-iit t<> to told at tto Yanka* stsweird only by an occasional n*t »f*-k i» dium toft- ,lunng th,6 “ tvant, but rimM «(mta frr M j ). acnirdmg l » Kt, Kant's plan*. K11' hr old friends alal nolabtetl Ktrkard to|«a to mdwr Jar* • >'i- .* k- ago., tom pwy tu nm t tbe tinner. I f ur\ teltoa t* and alwaya ha*! thv ftifawr vtompp-n will nut vop •f . i ‘ tghter. When the ettyj veil tu this anmnfrmtnt. thr sur* ' p U ls v ill, 1 -avrfi Ihe atreat ini vtTor nf thr Vtiarkre-MaJpary “ and an>und tor home at n uvauh wlU » , « l t.«n* Twifwjr tn * j k t l ’ tool- than Ito500. sto , l * i • rignruu* protest an I ItJ 'O (Hikinla a •“ rakli-g ••* Ji " yWM»nwerits- The rtr, ent ba> k | apd Ftorkt i te*1 Itafen vr * ENDO RSES D o d g e B r o t h e r s Latest Improvements Study three tm prcvcm cuU ca rg fu ll). Notice h ow k f f j - they m t— h ow each definitely enntributee to the value and d u r a b ility ot fV a lge Hr other* M otor Car. A r J remember — th ey are IN A D D I T I O N to the n ew chrom e varodtum five-bearing crankshaft, cu tU cn t tw o -unit »t*ru n g and (fit ting system and many other im provem ent* recently fu n ou tyn l: • out ,« H lf k lu d llir k the other day to prgwrttt hemr. and nbotii bulldl*,* m lll* h l.p «f |Y ,,k „ for Ike houag Ikrv now urrupr. which «*ua bull! Ire **f the heal In I man. fur. wh« maid: "K a v n o n g amya bcrtullfnl part of Hanfmd nnd thg new homw » i plan to build and thg ^rounding || will .him off ihgr* ta ",U fh advanta«r« than on . ^ u a r. m * 'nrrrd lot rn a MralKh| alrggl." Scvgrnl olh«m , , .imong our ntvmt grttfnin*«| r i l l fgrrw k.ivg volnntrrrrd thr atatgmgM that j u*| am 1^ 'h * r could dlopnu* ot i M r prrwont home* (|w o uf them are "n Park A m ., down ( • « ■ ) thg* w ou ld b u ild in 'Highland Park H . . S I . . S .V ‘ ,* T ‘ „ „ part of Htmford la h« ...m parrd to H ig h­ tl -i. T h rrr ran Ire no * u m lU n that M ghlAyalcnl cm tar ot llreHty. It ha* o*ary ' ~ H* •* “ - t l - W . U . « U . I . a„ . S to , H K A U I I I t I, III I L I I I M ; N IT K N I h a w mump b o o k , o t b u ild in g p la n -, a h o w i.g ■ ifO i tn nil Ih e a l j k a i*f a r c h ltr c tu r r p e r m u t e d ru* u , u q, »U »utai/. f •»!urrM on*, and th re e a re nt y u o r dtepnanl. in h u n d re d , H ig h la n d Com e in l*a nnd • U A i ! Of or, o r telep h on e m e and I veil! g « t o see >ou. •riswww on: a !. m u »Akl 1 AlsHIU jk\(C CO R PO Hprtial C oupe - nugnieyman, J’ AHK AVE. AND ( OMMEKCIAL HI Street at Sanford Avenue STANDARD SIXES Y V -C m i • Z i A tk . a M a .. 'I t . re * a . - / -w L O W i w - * W. M . -Young Be l ute Medan 'k-oti Is ton | r*. « osistatry foe *»w uiw re with it | an) *t lightl) api,fern o f." 1 mhd -varros uf pra•H, “ depends on th • Hesldcncg Tkl. 7T3 . l KCi ^ hun>> tu be HiAluftioR uf |xrakurk' V W W * .....W n thr beginning (row gggg, objrrlhMwbU. feature, (he careful rto IrM ln n . iindtr t It i* btimg d«vg|tgvd will aiwa.va keep it au. If y«*u are prepared I* build * omr n krrping with it* high idraht. >ou ran arrange for <xi<It . Nfrecial Medan • ROYAL EIGHTS -IIM .I pvrwuna— telling nir that there i«* t “ no -lh » r Innd Park and predu ting « great future for . land Park will bg thr aortal k “ ** v. A sktil fn - Commercial Street C H A N D LE R -C LE V E LA N D Insist on th* utmost Jim Carbgrry . Chlcag............ Ned M.-Kuttuv. * J... ks.-n V|J|f. , . 7 L'.uis WuJdoti, Ouaton . . . . 7S 7 Eddie Town*. (? Washington.. . 7( S s ** �M pncnv FOUR T t l E SANFORI) HERALD, SATURDAY:'MARCH N sanrord a rrconri annual Central Florida As Brisbane Sees It I \ fW n r « i f J S s r f w tH non liiFrt r ' hns mot with •»»•*«««« Br A R T It r a Tho O t And Ilia Owner. W f lla 'f For M onr). Call the Willard R a „_ ‘ •wrtaki IW , by H ir Co M*:n— ' V* rMharcr pair all nukw of ToH^e T H IC K SNOW, lony the Union .V* i in Wyomfnc many -n On>.rmtur* ___ ’ newa- o • — Hnche Hirer dUtrirt* are threatT what w a dn___ ____ _ _ jM .w iU i ftarvatlon. The »u to G„„ (nrai . W *»t o f the Utah One can _____ aI* [will_ irTU frrd them . wifiM tm i carried runninir stories of the tournament. • And TBFSXZl PT ™ ou,t,,idlc F,crid« ,,nd Wtnethlng to *«v X u tViJIZ f° 1 n* o n ‘n lhe world down at Sanfonl a n t it. ansured that when Walter Hagen, Tommy Armaur. ^iwtary linr, the train. Ft.ndlnc ... m Gene Sarazen or Gyril Walker awing their aticka in a g o l f watchinc ---- --** e tlff a. a .tatur, romantic in eolibrr mt ' tbr mntCil: U RCt HOme publicity. tude, hi. purpoee wan proeiac. He « , . Tn0 cr.etJj.1 for the HUCCC5A of the tournament g )e* large- nope»| .omrthinc to eat mJcht ac*rrfiain* '/ to Frank MacNclll and the other offidala of the Sanford . Jorown from the dinlnc car a. J S T tn i uh> A 1 * * * with them that the idea originated and il It Hew pant. Mile. away, on the Mojare de*ert, crow, yathrr along np«iv ii.<. wna through their effort* that it was financed and prtmated the track to meet the Santa Fe e*. « *JL' Trh2tn , w? a work wdl donc* The Herald and the citizeiu preae and fly for mllee behind the u^______ " f Sanford extend congratulations. train watching the dining car. wire •• verify ke* •# rtrral.ll, R A Y BROS _______ PHONE 5td i Wha'. Will The Outcome Be? J l i E W YOM ING State Tribune triu you that “ the union o f Cen** d South America and the ie-»r*n*r water r..u u .j.A w .. N«>l much cAcajtcA the Stiitc Dt^arlmcnt which might A n lilie .’* ha. ordered a boycott •v**,Jr,hing produced in H tE E T rJs? "*11 J,kM-u “ « with i S S S JCnrAn5 ° L thl? K,n.tu" ,,uo of American rrlit'ons the United State.. Thl» .ecm* un­ — smt i i i « m M ik i, - r a y . M i l f j f , A n d *v h a t cnn hc learned from the officials in grateful In .p ile o f our creation­ w -5u eLTV.i.. -r L..IS. MfXico c it > doce not amount to much. It la generally m ik - ally fooll.h treatment o f litter V mm—* • • « . hotels^sMrtwV {^ ctod «mong the Wnnhtngton corri-H|gindenta, however.that rejnjblica, when you rrmemle<r that thli nation and the Monr t>i* i .ik*t> I ..tr y m e . I™; ^ e n t rapid exchange of notes between our government President Calles is indicative of some disturbance, Acldcfl to that the fact Ihnt the Mexican Amhansador hur1u < ,y "««h in gton yesterday to return to his own count r y , lends an atmosphere of truth to the rumor that relations botw®?n thi" ^untry nnd Mexico arc «bout to be severed. „ ^ 0?’®“ ™ Mexico has been a thorn tn the side of the Unfted 8t*te«. Situatwl as it la with a long bonier lino In- !UwiJKSii.5S.SSR!t, f ve*. fnilm 19:8. nlrlc’-,,ellJ l°V,our ■»«.» 1" 0 vlgllence must be maintained on 3 * «r “ •,tUf,c“ on ihair complacency— t-llk# little feet flying, rrulout vuirr. crying — m a blT.* h!irt*« f h ) m a b m y . h ^ n wondering.) I’ hoag 474 Dr. J. R. Vidlor TA M P A TIMES .HON ,,f jio fa r a. r.n n r itaalf I, <4t ronstruml ami enforced, enforced or not la construed tent ( ool- e.l I. no affair ofr . m - -tteern* I|i. in diffrrrnt p! r . « . . P,p* r.* *nforr»H. r'!r,w ed* jt* different jrUrtw in <»h on his whether th. race* go on in Florida m a k e .o f the law a laughTh* IN**- Dade count, o* dog rare* In Ing stork ami trn.D very distinctly want* to Plnella. r.. t n o t . A * wr nnd conBiiJrrahly to ndd to thr * l t » hi. vacs- yi«w It, Th, time yet, ; • _ •........... _ Govern tr liecauae of the fact thtit carond j.. w.nna V ^ tN nfonVm.^ of t .the J .law communities un,‘ '" " t-»*ui,» ‘^ivldusl. or * .-mronement ..^*r in* ron.idvr it. am! mil*-- |„ * n,t th* #r, tt.Mi.t vii.,, 1. • ttroved. ThUpapt r A . w»* umlerstandrthe racing *ean ortli«i-t , V I . . a Vti ,n‘ h' f«nviet„nthat .on U whotluletl i V c U m T i n t H d , an Diego, j, * W , 1 ^“^ ^ ^ r,u .!nf#rK S ? ,nt,r nn r’, xl Sa‘ ur.lay, March V bail., .j, * | , r r*pealed, ami Ihr.*- week, delay in rendering u t K t t i E - » W S f d r lf K S * ttc -.ff tl* '| r.lD IluidUh! rh,,” tl *r ^ ‘1?" ,n «h- '"Junction c».nrre " n ,,r tier y "Uthori- f. rrrd tn will m*an that racing will °f *he ' , have rcated in thnf county, ii.ion •Huge, «a«urt.> • now. page, ...tried i. II* «"»n motion, before such de.ir>i.?Jy " U y x a !° hnrM' In 'Ion la made. And thia despite the i sue rotintf, also one rnm-«rnlng fact that the original procrcdliu.dvi'r h' Firmlla. county. Th* were brought quite a number of It'-ru*, 1n* SUIed that argument had U-*n week. ug... To nay the best uf it •ou»ly ended before the nnuit court of ;‘ hi* .low n t ttnd to ad .Ito reem-rt r fa.. UMc rnunty In an Injunction c*«e f»»r,the law, for the court*, lb. r in«n-i"B*|n*i the Miami J.w-key club. hV fproev*.,, or their pr-K-clurv. ! ..da. which it I. sought ;o r|o»e the clul.’a In the Pinellas r.,unly imtanr.. ’ '.ra h'.K-’ ir“c,1* •‘if**1, ,,u,, ‘ hv " >rp»’‘ reports state it, one offlthe. Judge* hearing the ra»e had Intim- ,rtal ««y« whether or not there I. man at**d that IL might be thr.s. week. « <be even an attempt cither to en land t-etore they would render a decl. force « tuw or to drtrrmine whether . the Mon. a. the care will take it. turn t r not it I. enforreable, or if it —on homes occupied by owners nnd locafetl in se­ lect sections of Sanford. *2.000 to *S.00rt POM I T CLOSING Attorney General Johnson says • r " . . . no k * * 1 *'>' which cufu* { he.ser ran further r»«n :if t « elertrir rhalr. W e ll U.k. that A nur-i- in P hospital lr * » • five babl-s plum* |i alead of water. They aimpl) trta-4 tn ,how »h * Y thru, on boric arid Th* fila i) -.Ninth Cong -**»d a ft-r a turbulent i S »ith Mrs. lint, Avrnur, COLCLOUGH REALTY CO. Tel. 732 311 First Nat. Bk. HANFORI). FLORIDA Real Estate Insurance Colds, Grippe, I Dengue; Bilious Fei and Malaria It kills thr germs n»»a of the Mcth• ill hold regular tuig and "Lemon ■lock at "The Oak*,” t*» Florence Spuridle Avenue. a s » ^ “' V — B H r f f i T r - “S? « r j o B fftilf1 T iiT S ! f l uT“ “ ™ " - Certified Public Arrountant: Incontp T n x ( ’otLsuliants H. G. G RAY. Resident Manager 3H I- Ira* National Dank HIJ, ; '■ ? '~ Auxiliary On Friday /• A 'T T . bitemstlag m ating pf ,k*. I am|'b«||.luting Post Arr. , * . , , , i^giun Ausiiiary. h. „t Krtday •ftrrnooti at thr lepton hut with W y r *. <~->rg* w ! Knight prralding. Routine bu.inr- • was rarrWd out. J " , r wkirh plan. *«*rr porfretod f-.r *_ boat trio on th* W,lako on Marrh IR, for both m»mb*r* of th* Irgiun and thr ausiiiary. Delegate and allematr* were Sppointed for the legion < 'mention to be held at Tarpon Spring*. Mar!S. t J and..70 l<-legate* named " r»: Mr*. Jo* rhitien.Vn. Mr*. F, 11 Stowe, Mr*. J. II. Ilmtenaletwr Mr*. .Stanley Walker, and Mr*. t* H,r*T W - Knight. Alternate* are Mi** Jeanette I ..ing Mr*. W Tin*, odore U n g lry , Mr. J j-. |Umun. Mr* 8. N Dighton ami Mrs Kalph Steven*. Miss LeRoy Honored At Courtesy Given By Miss Henry Thursday M i.. Maude L * K „r , who Iravr. ! ,h* f,r»* °« ‘ he wr*k for Orlando where .he will make hrr home, wa« the gu «it of honor Thursday nftrrnoon whrn Mi.a Ruth H*nry ent*run*dI at brldp,. at hrr horn* «-n Magnolia Avrnur. Snap dragon* ami f*rn* wrnarti.tirally arranged in U .k r t* in the moms w hen the guett* a»»*mM«s| for play, Th* colors o f grrrn nnd white were further accentuat­ ed In the tallica done in luggevti- Ju.t , nn.nth now, and tk, gre.: I lb* Red path fhautamiua I will he , ptead In Sanforl, hrtog I iBff i»ririt»f.ni| t p f t k m 11 M fti.« entrrta ner. for a fire day’* .tar. Th • will bo tho third eoMlon to wkirh thev have had the financial borktrg o f the M'oman'a flub, ami i l >f W,th financial profit to the clah. The program IHU year I* of such marked attractiveness, that If may I - rect-mmendeil most heartily. Ae usual, special attention Is gle* • to something f» r tho rktidro-.V interest, ar.d th* sale « f school tickets will l « taken rare o f by, Mr* Maiwell. who alwav* handle* that feature so well. V i* . M .ll W nitnor ha. a tery fine r..mmittee alrvad, » rktng out their ramfa ig r, and ntll U alad to answer, quest inns ruerning features At Tho Churcho ••«>! A r k t SS ( III K i ll 7r*t Sunday in l,n t. kurth School. p ;|A ..-clock Inlv Ontmunion ami ■vrav n 0f mWu ' rri' » l’fRVv f ■d*I »rrmoti GLEANED FROM THE HERALD’S* FILES TU' W T V wm a b. m * 1# J T_______ W E N T Y YEARN ACK) . M ^B a ld w in didn’t find him-'can w rit. "c 'h * ,/ 0.*11 M U l>* *kawavdwsi. but If the rltlaen, , f , r ‘ Komnelvaa do not take hold and D»wn will forever .Hck"n » d lh* r . P * 4’ 0 f “ »• '• l‘ farth # uoolVv. ^ th* , n*,m‘r- loc-1 I*»f>cr to suggest improvewould have run for pretl- mrnts and naw rnterprinna If th* _______ auggestiona ary never acted upon T :-------. O o» man cannot boom a town It lulheiyy for pho*ohat«| require# th* concerted action o f nil opuds; Sanford for the citiaon*. Wlien one man •to f- r Middle West-; shoulders * town and atlemntt to Soring* for spong carry it there nr# always a lot of ^ rork; Lak. crankr Ucksr* ready to Jump on >unuin: Tampa- top o f the load. Unity 0f action is into; Tbor CJly {a rt Myera for TWIahaarpv fir for thi ior * frruwWan i<»r lb# tight to ronatrucG mainUin nnd operate nn electric light nnd power pUnt in the City o f Smnford. V S i X l l L ' S b f l i J g J* Jake great domaa ilk* that Ut Peters, hold themaelve* _ __ W t" a'r. On* dome'wav bultt and filled wtih eirth ti< vop. P*rt It, at it ro*e, until the aide. m#t. * » ‘ Ke *op. Putting In the earth Would be mu.h let. eipen•iv« than taking tt m il So (hey rnlaed with th* earth benrutk the dome small coins o f a total value much Wit then the cost o f rttnov* Ing Hi# earth. When the dome LinUkr ' ‘ h« P«i»ulatlon was •eld it could camr away th* M n bearing dirt. The great dome NEED LESS E X T R A V A ( PA LM IlE AC n IN D EP * I partnu ; v a o a v t " 4 ,1* ,hp W« 8T k x t r a . U -. P . ,u*?ry ‘ K«‘ jKK.r „UJ l l l l l * * wT> flnanrlall). rn-l-p ,**AM Ev Ka. un it. ° « L T.A \ "U R D E N E D HACK. ECONOU v ,/boa°l* »r K e - M iD o ffV x S S r S ! th* town." n. w K *A L di« ,n* ° h,Cf ° f ° “ r n " ‘ he i tarneai Molnar am .. “i* .pp*{ TOiBM* do** »« Pnbin >lnar n parents. Mr. Peclfto tracks at , Bingham Can­ yon, Utah. The digging don* un‘**r • rnW enginaara. coaatnirling the Panama Canai. wa* consider*.r • • ‘ '^ordinary, llut every day. lilah copiwr mining engineers move out more tonnage than was •akan out ^ th* panama Canal in » f ‘ he moat intensive operntJjjj** To avoid making tunnels, tne lop o f a great coppar U.iring ^ P**tod off. Hugh alectdc shovels chip o ff the rapping or overburden" uncoven. orT.th* t ,U Wasted out in a 8 o ? !p «w ? «# w L IV E u p t o i t . forkmI hT(" R E H T n fTR A ® H ,U ^ T ,° ^ ' mat*,* C 0N S K «V A T IV E bu.ln*M * t IHYNT NEK IT. ‘ « II N I s n \N i ||t g, || (Junto* Itlgh S .h.~l llaiMlag l> l** n i Railiml, min|.t*r Itlkle SehnoL t>:t3. .pw k |: W. l mnSupt f t ’ i ommunim an.I wrmnii Of Sterling: Silver Complete Stock M cLA U LIN , The Jeweler G. I.UPd«|1)t «' tkt UV.I y ii : •l*t with Mr*. Jnl latt Momtiy (hiblrvn and gram M»lm m*t .t th* daughter. Mr*. Ml ortag hi, 7<»a Kin Mr. Or. W’alfr*.| rt* »t.-.i T l.r MfX llarxild lla.k : ent. <hrt.ti.it Kmlnt.i-r, 7 i t \ o (» rham r uf tim o Wonrwn. M l.linear) k * I i with Mr* L II. 4 «** Park A w n j*. Mon rrtiag*. aeenunt gelUth- ( ’athr, hi.m KetM'.l M.« Rene ii. tu>n. l«e*l.le* tho kl-1(rt|g h«**te«*e*i there w *.« i»« "ii Mr* 11*:!. present: Mr*.». Kr Frlarna, •**g*r, l o r y Hurley, At' * V ld lrr, Fllen lumktui.l. Ruth Ft|ac«n, M lh rr Frts«*n. I * , amt Audrey Mar Nrooo lh.r< <hy Rw.neon an t ».Kh *o Winn. |Vr'e|.Mi* rvfre.h mrnta war* served Ml*. I l r r r c e Tyaer won the • I * g*»id pier* In tile Irving tl„ h. rb r contest a I R'ditn* (N lletr. D r •""the* Mr* T O Tyner ami ant.l. Ic h r U t»n «-ral wrek*. w hostesses, M,.. Uy.le |l>r*t. Mi* Humble, also ‘ . L. Parks. with her lit ie *»n Robert, I. YYednesdsy, Literature Dr partHelen Marentette, Kliaabeth • iwndlng the winter here. in n S u b sta n tia l fp j" went Meeting .1 to p. U * Knight, Rebecen Stevena, Emily Church service* were «tell atGriffin and Camilla Puicston. Thureday. In A. M. Ganien t lr. tended Sunday afternoon, thre thre U-mg many r resent fr-im dU- c,*« at (Tub lluuse. In auditorium. Thursday to A. M Itrtdg* d a ** tant rhurrhrs. XI___ .rrhe.tra a*. ••• Ifl Htin Room o( club. »l*te.l with the music And an InPng Mrs. '.Vi.!,, man spirational was deliver*.] At th# m-eting Wednesday of |.ml, Mr*. W. Morton by Rev. Reid of Winter I’arkl the Literature IVpartmrn’ there I a delightful hrt-lfi * m* daughter, Mies will b* a dit. union and a derist n M y afternoon at her Klhelrn* of Cleveland. Ohio and a* to what line of study eh.lt t» P"‘lia Avenue. W inter Park were guests «.f the taken up for the eoming year. It • here the card tablri former*’ lister. U n . Martin ami U a source of gratilkatloa t„ thr K * J f i r play were family several days last week. department that tt will hare . iforned with tilvt-r a#et>nd year of Mr* Aune V.r 1 with CSIrndulas anJ olina, Niulh 1 arolina. Kentucky Nesa llrowa'a splendid leadrnUp - wl* holding violett. and Term.*Sir. will i|Wak at th* On We.|r>e«t»y. the ilepartm. -,t I I'hurrh. »i«*let and gold were rongM-«ralt< will haie th# plraiure nf hvarlnr Dr. Entamingrr formerly liv.il » every way. Mi** l l» . Iluttell read “ The Gr-at ** -lone In butterflua in hanford and is the brother nf God llrnon,- by Eugene O’Neil '•igna were used in Mrs. Ilarr) Kent ami Mr*. Ilrnijr '• for the card game Nickl* o f thia rity. A flr r iratlunThr Sielal Department, in a<M> < “ 'ual number o f pro. ling from lEollin* College and An­ Don its regular fortnlg uon to u» tegular fortnightly , I been played, the dover Tbeoh.gir .1 Seminary oif hrtdg# for Turadar. |« entertr * »«ore. a bottle nf Andover, Mat*., Dr. Entimingrr I'OR GOLFING TOR’S period o f special activities went In Mra. J. II. was f.ir a year a graduate student ! now. Under th# tut*lag* „ f j ml family. at ll.r * a r l Di.'inity School » low More was made) our new car rental system ii» ! orreat lake and Mr* W J 7 It# went to Tamim and founded pen, classes In bridge will tw great uwi arivnutugfou* I w W ral Tampa Mt*»i»n, rrmaln* Junct. You cun select >otf ««th . Mra. Caidwvli Ing there for *everal vtara until Orlande-, and Mr. Gary o f Cl«vc- taught usv Tuesday and Thursday n-.ttrrs o f hrallh made it n#re«- Uod Ohio were all day truest* of morning* at 10 oYlerk until the own car,—any one that y « ■i »n embroidered bol »a rr s higher and drier aliitud*. Hr. and Mr*. Martin of Geklea. enurae of 10 Us son. |. completrd liki*— and drive it your.wlf A- irrmenU) o f the uev. These rl.ttea ntll be In acroed with lie went ffi*:n there to Colutada i rod Thursday o f la.t wetk. and a* e o n at he recovered bis rwt to the counu-. the rule, worked out by Mr. W«rk. » »firrnoon Hie card bialth. h* was railed to his pres­ i Mr. and Mr*. Kuhn nf Indian and information as t* tern*, mar with friends.-hiring it by d* HU with dainty eov. i hprioga and Jam*. Wallan o f De­ ent w »t* as district superinten­ he hvd now from M n W. T. day, week or month on nw-l Uni n n e dtnurr guett. o f Mr. dent o f the Carolina group. Langley. Membership la net . „i, ! * Ml Mr». II, C. lUrkrr Suruit/. M-nablt- terms. \ fined to member* uf lb . WnOMB’l ' Prof. Ci antic I o f IWland Was I lull. n and Mit a Rebecca M r s . C a s w e l l H o n I c n n here Saturday looking afWr tu. grove Interest., The loortat bridge parUea elan r *e r»: Mr*. W ld. T O E i t f h t O ’ C l o c k C l l l h ” Mr*. Anderson and Mri. lhald uf Ihr.ugh th* i haaiUr of r.,«. Myrtle and 2nd St. it^ M e m b e r s L a s ! N i g h ! U r.t Virginia arrtre.| ls<t week mere# with Mua Katberia Wiih. '"rent, Mra.r 8. |i . f*w a several n#ek*« *o>ovini here Mi»a Jtuba Hiliiama and M t i . f ) . .1! Caldwrh.1 An |nt « resting aucial r»«nt nf snd ia Winter Park. * . y * n “ »r |K«»enUU»** from I W . nnd Mr*. Gifford were 111** M i*ie an'a S ink. *^ *L •*_ . [*'7 Deen. Invited foi the week wa. that o f Friday eve- j railing at U. 8. Hrvi-*n’a home *• Fred Wight and ning, when Mrs. H»n Cn.well was Monday morning h< s in * at bridge at her hum* on •‘ft r. Magnolia,Avenue when thr enter- ' Mr and Mr*. C 1 ii **• tt ta ii.r It *■*' me oilier* o f the Eight ' f-»r their dinner a ____ _____ f nj to O ri.ivU I J r ^ l O 'd i e k Britlcr CTIuh. Ur. and Mr*. Arthur Mead-w* and ky i J m U,'l ttuantitre* of Nprtiur Dowers, in­ rhildrrtt o f Deland, the litow i ' 1 ''■F ®n eluding luinas. talenJutot. freeala Kiella and Kvbyl llodd of (irtando — _ iojdlea ami awert lea* were u n i later date. ^ n. igiii,.. w.,.u in charming profusion in the rooms I Brs Marshatl* ,h* «»«*>•. had been arMr*- Magna, ihairaun o f ‘ R a u t i : * W, U' ‘ • V r * 1 f ^ pUy. Welfare Deparlateat, rTqueit., >»* ii L - r i* lile . don# in |Unk poppies I hoe* who have solwalaaaed u ta i , “ * "f°r d hatur- w m used in keeping score, f-nrl atot aer ker w with preparing the "G u ar­ sisv iu preparlag J ii 5**?*1* ‘ h* card game, end when trorei _ ‘ i ' ,{u“ *dg*. bad been ndded lhe prtae for ft p ' den Year" for -*‘ r1rikutlM te r r r t her at Ik# rlub b e .r Yfemtoy r» T v .V . w .core, * brass fruit bowl, wa* i tportuag at 10 a'asecb. The (anawarded Mr* H.whln* Connrllly. • a d put you in touch w ith reliable workmen vaa* o f Use rity will be w ato Hu. u .J? T ? f }T W wen’a prise. a lustre |H*** lo r n . w j o „ t t , uctlon> ah era iton o r repair ^ a » » visiting in the imoklng set, wrnt to J . D. Weedweek, and it to Mra. Hagan's k * n to tdar# Ike Garden Y.ar, wUh lie „ " i* r M " . j n iff. •* H«*ir hone an At a Ut# hour the rani table* ronrtoe gar.ton la/ernaattom. ia eeery home at a wwmiaal io « l • jvecra iD a m l ami laid with hand-! ir# errata were .erred bthe f i n p T o o ^ wmliboarj, l o r I vruh-'n. Fire a r.| mad# cover* and a dvlirlovie re-J "m g member. Mr*. Gil •« ^ i , V . Mrn. frvshment course wn» served by. in h a ted a loleiy Th* Gardes Circle will meet lYw^Uon, Perfect Dccor.tiou, aW ~ ® c w beu «riand of PhlLadel- the honteia. I Thursday aiantUg d to a 'c U k (rent aad eweet peat. J to. , "Y* b> arrive in The ptoyer* were: Mr. and Mrs. ful evening Wat lb# r rlab kowae with Mr*. Heavy O t guests J. D. .Woodruff. Mr. and Mr* 1lbo*e preaenL Wight. The time will bo eutirv'y ^ ^ L * * * r t e a E v a n HawkiacConacly. Mr. nnd Mra. W given over to per (sitin g pUne for 'A S u b stan tin l Cclcrj’ Crates N’«* knots, no cross grained* bang up goods rrate*— made Just rtght.a We think the best crated5 tn the district. -.* ; WE invito your compari- a eon in the Gelds where rel-S try Is being packe«L stick s—-Just FROM I T service? Oh. yea.| W e are within an hour of I any celery field of thia dia-J trirt. r I ( ’ratea distributed through! meriean l-Yult Gmwera.8 n>* . ami Sanford Oviedo 9 Truck Grower*. Int; ; CraU Manufacturer H anford Dr. Fred Entzmingen To Occupy Pulpit Of I Local Church Stinduw To Buy Lots For That Winter Home Important To You \ T U M A T I L L A , F L O R I D A , IS N O T A D U E/ ,„ A Urjg.- audUor.'um m a tin g 2,100 pm iplr h i * l w l in<l ( u fH i-rla act. m sta tin g -100 h a* Iw m i b u ilt and nprip|».-.i tr net lit and ded icated. tauraut 1bou-and. of |-ei»(*li- haw already attended and I In * g r v a l W in lr r A " « n iM y, th e unijr nmr in th*. ispitea and (Jw tw r* tt H eu th n m M a t e * A call at lhe offhe un tho Aaaembly Gruutula will be apprcctatnl. ard Southern Baptist Convention MULBKRKY — Mulberry Ire Cam party « * pending plant ra Hvto t ie s . . J. W. CAMM ACK, Secretary UMATILLA, KIXMtlDA jt at L-a i/rtlMV ^ .. i i t .::. ,& r $42 , BIRMINGHAM. ALABAM A \ c" : Use Shinhobw-r's rrates i and Swear by Them I Jcarirt bmanCaldYvcII Of Honor At ful Courtesy F r id a y tth. ... Don't Swear at Your.^. g katta and dinner acht Club at the llo. YERO HEA( II— Float andei nay for **takttohai*at af (old .torar# ptoirt ia Indian River County. % Sale M o rn in g , M arch S. O. Shinholscr Chart*» T. Fuller left TkurtK.. evening for Atlanta. Gw. where h* w» \l to I * with hU wife, who un •lerwent an ncereHun Fatuntav Sh^SH E E TR O C K Cinderella Patt I’lir* Tax. GOLDENROD REEL & SONS ANCE Ttcew S I. S t JO . *2. S 2 J 0 ■I ID MK.S. IIKNttY Wltillf I ItSDAY Ine o f th e W orld ** G rea tr * t A rt hit* T^mwlcy with h*r Vleeft. No mk<|.w*«k - n In . n M»*-V Mf>;hrr*‘ *vi At I. <M hint Mats, Renowned Violinist R*v. J. S. Clark II pTOOr-h l-v t'p*ala at t t cYtorl ''it Marrh T. r ib ha. I* m glvin • *oHoa pf tak*n fpim ||«t . U *t Sinwlav Mr. Cob- wai I i*n hiTCtk klrtkakf. \ lit 11# ton wat bom *r, IS, to Mr aml M r* . la. T W child ha. I* William INivtd aftry hi* father*. Woman*8 Club Notes her* association of itichool will meet at Efyam Zimbalist a- K srs- - V KSDAY partment o f the will meet at 3 HALL AND PENTLAND AUDITORIUM Daytona Beach - YOU DRIVE IT l-J lv 'd S lih V * " * ,i n“ ‘ hM 11 U J*"1' the local editor g h t J a U u . Wh* 1 • rul »t*rain hi. gnui.* a^muL ,,dne In trvii^g t0 boom hila i. town ,, ° ! i . . »h *n thr citiaens all stand an-und dh* I.# racetrack |e closed with their hand* In their pocket* jrw.Mil K a y b* that town and ind'fferenlly wall for rometto down more seriously to thing to turn up. I f tho capitaleh.m burin***. D og. and at* or bu .ln ... man do „ T ■ never would go hand in 'be!r shoulders to the wheel " ***•v. ^ with Mra. AV. D. U n U , at 3:30 in a Prescription fat 10S Magnolia ,. b u »L « Residence Loans INCONGRUOUS •ywir, i « r and If their™ net ‘ “ rutnrjts ■ r * 1 ' "wrx r any ttn vent*m im in tunl..m er S I ntbrl^f *" ,tW0 collars nn acre, thev celebioti .Home " r» forlunal... Cmfn f um.V. n S ffl, » tvV — J L i S dl s 2 f f t " - ■ . “ ■.7 S A t IJoyd*a Shoe Story !u- II?eVuat *" thc with the farms?” asks nn cxrhnnirc I"*11 ,lf *l ln,,*ns hc-minolo County fnrms. tho answer is . i. I v,0*wlY “ no‘ a thing in the world!” Then- can* tJ much the 5 2 L f w,l,rh ,jr,nK Into n little county of eighteen lwHrK vi *^pu,at,on « r*»unrl eight million dollars annual'?, or 1 1 ' ,on nn Bverago over n long period of years u , thousand dollars an acre net.. I " m - o l l . ■omclhln. Die malt, r nltli farm. » drd a tn i troops ntr stU e » 0 P" 0.* r to the enemy, ^ Wri, T t ! L win^ w r g j s a s r . , ^ .. *nd............ . ................: Branch Out reident Cnolidgn'a disarm *t v m l • »Vv didn’t nreve< i G>m signing a bill to increa< J 'f r * f f gun. on the U t il W Gauhoma and Nevada. . Itn a a r H0 a s « ! ° r Aching O, TlrH ! » „ i.L.‘Sr* sp^u iu t I W 103 For Aeonintairst Upsala-(>rapcville 1nook Lovers Guests Of Mrs. E. i>. Morse |Saturday Afternoon with Mr*. C. lifiK-Iia Avenue !r M "r* S M « T : huS f e £ : *hc * * > \ Obviously unless Mexico can take herself In 1 " n‘ ’ States will have to do it. Such a war would " Pro,>c costly In both money and men and ehould Ik- avoided as long as possible, but it is difficult to conceive of a grog- \ ®*JHc United States a hundred years hence which d.ws •' not include our ill-tempered little neighbor to the iouth \* 1 «»^ ^ L rTA" ,r beretoforv A ll arc rrrd i.il, ’ invited to ,h i . , „ ' W H ilW o f thi, rhtm-h. Tier demand in Sanford for (h r . -------rare j. increuarag. and tm o a « othFI1MT II U l l S T C lll Rt II SIRS. FRED S. DAICER. SOCIETY EDITOR •P Intamtlna tktac* Mr*. Curtott Sand.) Nehiid. P : ! » o'clock Rcsidrnee Telephone 217-W m u offrr aiatoat. ram* Hi m , Mag- . Preaching by |>r. Lin.-.-ln llul nolla SouUnrn.ru, and ««m « o f toy. Frav Pf Xtetnev Carter*!!) ™ w rT * f* ‘ «• »n g »g * rrrt.in I I aVIack and 7.30 o'clock r ™ 1' wukihg tn t n n r « err tain B- V. P. U. I:)S o'clock m nrttr* of ptonu .b.mld comVlallnr* are medially inritrd u utunl.-.t* at m e* « it h Mr*. Cor. ** t«»d thr** irm ce*. announced or with Mr*. Harry lleerei*. - ---»"*• ■ * mvalu.Hr a .iltU n r* will be FIR S T PK F S n V TF R I \\ Virrn by (hr plant -ale a* la form< l i t Ri ll — -------------------f \ v » i ^ Y i A ; n( f . r i j s s - « • » « • — her gu e.u •£ T™™ The »0lr will br held Sun-lay School. »:43 a. m •i P* B or»e entertained at I luncheon Saturd.iv at tk. it ..* __ i wrotie'iont th. Fit « * r sh.rw on W- mine Worship, I I a. m. Inr terracy of th# c^b. Christian t'ndearv-r. 7 p: •* it ker home on Oak: bugge*tive o f ipting w * ^ 'th e VW w A* a m u ll of statewide .peak Rv'-ninr W<»h(p. » p. nv. Herk. .room, where the r , H U hl*, had l i f t pvT* Klo,t ! Brady. Inc t«.ur* |a Ger.rgia an.l M lt.lt- . #r* •"♦itrd t » Wurthlp k*r*. been place. . Green and gobi were ! n » J i u T Mi,» •Ifpl. o f Mr* (Man Taltafrro *■•****• wwrthlp Mr*. Tom .odir. ’ accentuated in every way Ou.ntl y f T i i . . Ku, f *>u H-hn>, M U .^ h til,,1 wbo rom n to Ssnfonl on j r tr f i l • t f t t U l tuim. Sd of Holy C ro..<*‘« cmjendul*. , m| OUre New" M «r Ift, under ihr ample** of tK* ^ rv ic * thrrw *t with Mr* A P affectively on r.hinrt. CNin. t 1 ^ . l,b T f "ID4e, M l*. Le . * c W flfarr l VfHiMment, U*th o f thr-e ? * 1 taltrn » ? £ JT • ~ X U ,iiand forming a pm-* \‘ r* T e ^ u r. Ctatr. through their legislature* " T H k wS L * C,T Y ~ , b f M will hold Btudy iy£ ? r*} “ Ming fo r th|, a ffa ir Itobcrt J *M |rWj rRu^ ,,' ll Mr» pna.r I f npr.iry U * . with a t u t * U“ . V * *»» » « « U . n r . U tt U m k it the Chanel I **">’ cards used for the Itarecti u } Jr-. Mr*. Ilmxt. n J n,r<* lorrster to tnforro thorn. Mn. Cbr* 1 i J mf# W r»*r«. O m h »*» r i 'V .if i ------• rufivlnrina —--- «--- ----u "• " f ipyaarf, anIj Aft»l • sk Mrs IVMigfets* and Mr*. Hagan he apeak a large audience fo rlie r. - “ te ’ 1 pnavru ~ X T ~ « . r*,Cr- A,ll?,l,,,« h «H‘l the United States lie adT « AJ ? R:. r MV !ru,h u' ^nccnt for Bomcthlng moro thnn three times an great n dia ... .. - n s . / . * ,.r drink. u „ f0 J„ , ho u „ ll„ l SUlrn „ ,d M c,lr»T»ti“ nK I fort ^ UN RKN IIU LH AIN cantonment mars its peaceful aspect. But a large force has , .L®m T*18 *r*,b Suicman) ° f necessity continually been kept upon the Mexican bonier i S ^ ONE - DAY SERVii SANFORD La u n d r ^ SI 9 W. 3rd St T U R D A Y , MARCH 5, 1W7 - g S r c S S L r r ,,w ►••■tifoo. e-a »es* as, nssmi k-ayiiaL HIRLF VFRSF vnn r n n .v W h K VERSLJOR TODAY RlliLK VF.itSR FOR TODAY EYKS THAT SEC:—-Th* nrcr ihL Jh«rt h "TLr rhl* n h LD. SA Tl:RHAY. MARCH fiRISBANB O n , Wolf Hopinir. If Nicaragua Tame Herr. «rr T L J 1 o f ,)rI,,,an t M nrx co m p r «e d th e fie ld w hich teed o f f T h u r a d a v and F r id a y . Some o f theT e J i V o l f w a « Mnr— inhf l j00" ’ foUorw^ °.f thtJ "P°rt l‘*ve scon fo* n long w-lnter f 1 ,K,mc of tho *“ £ R0,f pl* Ved ,n Florida thia That Sanford got i' iHaro of publicity from the __________ *'orc can Le little doubt Every newspaper th e s ta te TI|R SANFOR D Sinbad Has To Carry Double Now O' * Sanford Herald �f t t i b ^s a n t o r p h e r a l d . s a t it r iia y . .m arch 5.1927 T H h S A .N T O K I) ItK R A l.D . .s A T I K H A Y . M a IN PICTURES With (heir clubt S Wllttar.ii. K * FI |\ C in N A I ^ r it r c T it W * ' I 1' 1 (i» s lio w ttrtii'vi A iiirrlc a ttn ut ('IiL iji ||„- iir r w iit W wr • m Intopi |i-iivfit,; ||h. |t. S. S. I'it lain] i.;|, ; :T . , * I h h ii I, ami a| ||)U ri'.'iil is M itm ii ilit- (-o|or<i jitsl la f o n ' lity tvrre h-iil tthliohi iraoin. . UtfiiJ .-ffire by 11 L publi-hew the aaiue . « w s w ? t uir. a g s * w s m jy •*** ^m ““ ' ~ fly „ y i r a • •iiannpolia aponl rlnrric laxt if. • u .•*n, th.- ftr»i time he ever ►tni‘.--l • in * ('ir r.xc»-, will oh., roatcat fu. ,) honen. in the Culver Cuy imv. F^i „ tin. H em , grand ol.l wan of the ‘ .( n bring i.*ud, m o «.f the gnwteit t, Tyrota that ever held n wheel, |« (n |„ Iv amiuig thiwr i r. .i.t. i gethn with I'rlcr lb- I’uolo. xtm'ing Imt i r luh ,ulot; Leon U-jrvy, .tin* big ’ i; kibpbnne dlwnatln- K. ar. not eatld. KATICN IXURXt The rU .tlfleallon. are id .a<t numbered far •ere Tttejr are tn.de- etlr.lly and turner* An itATr K M C D u ia m int .* tiedul. tell. m iii .etid ad. from I. :t word, foe ana le k*» When rrniernl ire,red, each lias will I u ( worda 4 rite applies ta aarV le ..atapla l l words teflon, at !r a word ilwr. !« or It It, ads lea. than II words 1 . . IS word*. 3— A U 1 X J M 0 U IL E C-™ . „ GIlRYSLkiR CnAS. T. FULLER MOTOR CO Sanford Ara. at 10th S t Phone OW PI CO W-/N* . CO. ----- Auto Radiator and .beet metal e-oikt Tain and ornamental aherl mrlal work. Tel. 71R-W W 7 French IIID*R— MARMOVt Sanford Automobile U "*« Magnolia Are Phone ITT I S U P PLIE S . W. N. Lumlry, Prop. **'gn i a Specialty ; X ) J V - U 0 W N - f i l l e r Mni*. m J . 6 a v . i ii ,lc' % ^|»a|M rinxui, dAoPO PO In etery »h*pa ami k», tile ruoflng, i>nu* Sanford CVmciit |*r«d* n , Fifth und Map)-* l<W utiles tin hour ft t-iilvcr Cily, Cnl;, •u trials for nicca fitcn- March ft.' Hb; "Joiv-tlown” (m »— __ ,M'H M I om *»l«r**u»ii.^a Mr.meff Il.t'iw.tiiw.1 J,-. em.ll i. --*« ,d#gi 1 1 JmHkl1' 1 MjK' j j T % %• 4 • .* « - -ajn t Hank Employee Is Short In Accounts thin^r IK?i taming- to tlic ci tion before lie places his a Realizing this and to givt l»uta|blc facts regarding: a reason why u*c uro momlmi .N E W ORLEANS,/!a.. Mar. I <INS|—A. P. r-rrre, 44, It*t 4 yealw n tru.tnl rni|duyc nf the bond drpartinvnt uf lh«< Whitney lYu.t Havu g» (tank here, waa in I'oli.. Priwn inday chargx-.! with * mtwrxjiiig A272M.M -nf the in»t it utinn’ -. fund. harm (igtt.il u m n f»*. 4iai t„ ||v rinUiibiurnl ,tf tile fund*, orcurding to U n i cxaiuimn who " w u m w l hi. .Urtage, Harm -aid in bt. confer*ion that b* Rad t-ceu gambtirg with the .Ulan ' •unney and llttng too high. . 11V s^at-,e *** The Sanford Herald you ‘Hi all the facts of circulation and ceniiuct ol our organization, comi ‘.ly veiificd by an official audit of '"u I he I . tale. There are tvu * n » rtik lm tto , f ur large laying hour* • t w rite broiwier hou-r. t ump i.o i.e garaai bon|dtal. All f 'w and painted three reata of * bk. paint. It I. truly a Ivan*, ant) « rrsl m«m«r m*k* er (.. t in touch with the oxmer but remember it will rr.|utrr a nice I’Wn* h o f rath to own thi. plat*. V ' I I o.immmmi v . |, . J ut rnah. °C Tuttghff.'ju' tin ted , t |ht Fiortdb c-wnpan), lotitraitur* „t Jackmo* i . Th ijjjrAnd Watch It Grow” <**>+4*4 4 ♦ jt % Hill. Owner will %#n i •°r 1 ^ lrrm» i»« jut#u Y >N^-UM--4CLN V A W lA clt.T'N T f v r r LOOKta U K £ »P V O U C A b* ' «C.VCKI a m 1TVw?CS Fi-»6etTCV>r Tilt6 t i a x c ^ s - e c n iw rf, o n & *a ,tn ib f t e r ? F ive. UT6 O tP ft K,fum tslO V N - AhV J FtM v'Kn M AOvftb j k M -M N>--- * [ A l l c v f t * *tta* f th:r |rlnil C*.! m i n phm. _ FOR ^4 \ nt.,r i rani ' I n ir r north on • • i i f f t t f i retty Lingalewa and altiacMv-i — - kuptet. fl4 t a il and bnlar.e lag- o-i-nfhlv k.n. KV tN. 1EltltAt'F, luit 9 Tldt it WI.I a g-onl |n*a*iefi. f*pt.-w term, on ea»v. ’ ’ j ; ' D IR E fT FROM THE OWN* ► If \Pl fe*!r«J in inv of tKf col? ond »f^ J. C MltcMlt TWO SPRING r..*i» for .ate, ei b*ht weight w<w.| and one ail Latremaly ih**n Inquire PH *•»■» Herald. ALABAMA QUITS HOPE FOR CHAIR FOR EXECUTIONS Refrtgerat or without r 'Tnvo "To c *4e s i i i r Chmnur. K f f r c l l t e On M t r r h l Wag -AulKor red IU Iteceni EVERETT TR UE l-e g ia la tu rv ; F lr a i M r-» yateT T o D ir h i l h a 'r A i r i l 2 3 . ' tiM HI By Condor w r a a ’ o ’C L o o ; »s J U « T € Mo u l d Linlhicum N e w H e r d O f House \\>t HIoc H ;d .s F o r S h o a l s &— Ilk 'L l* W A N T K D p oa M lM b lt M o s a x to . A m o y m c k . T u jkk, > MOW. T>«4X - X. voanT ton momcy c m .J N. l u TA*fc IT TO eouKT — • Vv»tY,a»WC >T T b h im AU.Ik<M 4T.6a — X H A c-t M i ld lie AC'7 M V The MSNPr X I CiVT FROM * C N e s v iM f b u vmtucH r T h at % i iMft M i i i I.*,— l w * k J u » » ra.tu.Hc YOvA V» *C MOal WvC X ‘ la iw K iv I’ j w a i v Y «x/«% I n i feW OV I c n T t M g ir v*tM/wti/ AT TUROCL ^ b i r \ m o s o o v v By Taylor J O C T A L O M O -V C T R lK O T a A C L W N O O * rt NOU ITt OlVitoO YOU c u t e r K u T YOU V C C f k T * M iY A S O t C O -P C r t b v / i d & r - V ; '«ta College fig Women hem tm ■lay by the X D. Tlwma* an.1 Hoa. rJ i?.) 1,1 vmo . O* UXYVtV, O iAM t PUVS COM , MAl'A\41 r«u Woo t e n T llK h ttk l H a* H i t i s c d , S f i y . S a l o i v it hao o I INS, --An itddlltnnal tia*« rva'W building o to»t approximate!! fiW,. W i r in; N c w e T o iiJ ^ w u m a r ? I* ^ W *7 TdAV TOO «»*tK * IF.N-HOOM hnuar fur mat. Itol \v, 7th Slrrvt. hleanthi. Aiwa. «V *<C .nTC iV New 10(1,1* Kun^ uw.e let. are renter, facing on ®ri" , ‘ « ' T nuf: * hkh *• Mewl with atph.lL h.t finer l.*.» are •« R M. ( OX I '*03 Franklin Street, Tampa 13— ItO oV IS A H O A R D PAYMENTS 144-J, (HONDA MORTGAGE T«H wait LOR PA NY METAL ROOFING— The Roof E* *'«»t Fi-ra/th St erla.ting. Metal .hingb-: 'H.JJ:, FLORIDA 'landing team tin and galtanito-j mof«. ^ee Ja.nra II. Cowan. Out uf ave. and Third St. Phone III. f*u ' omplete K*i*ri«l, Low >*Lr l a , -WJ MATRESSES properly rrnoi.tr I, kitONT IIKDR(NIM fee. »t ,t. , ••ritat. fantilv to ginltoman _ one Hav «r t tr e in Sanford, by be From" Mai Sanford Matrru I'actnry. Ptvan ly.' Phone MA-V. Construction Hcgins I On FJS.W.C. HuiIdinp "0(1 wdil U t,rro* * f *H» <aah. tiful rn| IIIC IIL A M l A M N t’ K. I .4« l i t i - t r * . O J H I Lihb'nW WHO M * a t • ^AJclalUo . ; “A* iiew, yaywu. ’ ,.*n*| balance m ,||r |.kn —•Tearing, pie*.ing, la.iunrg 103 h. Pali.telle Avenue t'bor* * »• lour pbene. ■• wen mrated lot. ran . ' — i-o* corner •th and real. |>ri r "tail r*.h patm-nt an*i *«• i ini murtg tgc for bel i e.ixioaihti. l i i ’. r HADDOCK STEAM HUMBERT 1 ",Lrr 4 Hu|>,'l) °** 0*L 4 STORK — h Drug*. Soda. W %T*VV - f ^ « nd w 0“kfruit., “ft,‘ good «**»' fr a fm *n,‘ ST*1,,,r •" k,B<* OAK AV Nl E .T T k U n e .a d d . thm ll^vio. The etreet I. u«nc pnve-1 .n fe n t of th.. |**t now rage apart* Apartment*. K i r * * ,n Uifthtaa-I Park, al.kh . ill make thla prop v m f great ealue. $m raih )• a that i% nrceaaary for a ca«h pa, M**Je in Sanford ISaU and litJO I'etele.l mirr *r. ma*le t« lu.t a life, litre Evtry b»me in Sanfurd Deetl* one. Ile-*f nw.lity and far lupeno.' la ordinary kind. I*t u« deliver *-ee to your home. Celery CT|e W ld . m u n d in jr c o m p le t e in f o iin '-•Ah v t l MAGNOLIA afld K ali*—Double! ATTRACTIVE renn.. ta rent fm corner, farm * »>uth and e « » ( . , •torea .ir office, „ r , r| Aee. Twt. large lot. IW.Irahle f nr •»d Comm.rctol ftree t W. M apartment houae Price 1 1 Vai t Toun*. Owner, 701 Pork A t a . op lour u w p t e , « - „ , „ Wn * rvl t hins. poaite Court Itcuw « ><r* 011 Myrtle Atre. Firet f|o..r. lu 1-f.AMl.—Par the .ummer to PKDIOREED POUCE Pup., Itt^ rv.pon.ible tenacta. a hi.uma In eatily rarrtml. riblton litter at m ent fair at ( ori.na.lo Ilea, h Mmlera In eeety Otiandn. Strnnghrart .train. Adtl- dead, completely furtu.hrd. Ideally rea* H«x 10.T1 or 712 llik-re.t Aer., Inratcd. Keferwtuv. ex. haaged for « ” f ‘ H AVENUE near Kith term, and condition.. Addre,, Itox ho^Mm »U,1 n tr at^ 1‘fabi* building Iota, k ,I| Urge 1 ixt 91 Coronado lleech, Fla. • T\k O DlTS— A house, i ------ - two J*fk " ^ • r* D n*| an> this, Karage. Buick road.ter in better than thla f condition. Will acll right ax fa lx going north. Earl Sluffird IhxM at EAI VI TTO AVENUE, north of teen. -uitahi. f^y Hurhey. A good location. reat-mahle. on b»*y traa-nahle term* CIARI.NCE SMITH t#* o ri.i Contractur •*<I0 rte.t Eirat Street at 1*11* 1.' 411 ( LEASING, p r e s s in g . —"We do It better," Try al l Itunrr. and Dyer*. J. **•*, 301 Ea.t Second St r.veiy Hflvurtirfor is clearly FURNISHED APARTMENT - i nmm. and hath. 3p| f.rh Ate —41100 Mra. W. II William.. tnortpape. -Atidre.i A. II, — ----- ■— __ ____ °ff* "* |FOR KE N T—Otttwee'.'flAOO p», r P O P o a « p --------- ^wonth It. w . lord, aeiatl.m ftolJ. • MHt S A LK FURNISIIRD FRONT W ru itu , IHibKNUk'UKY PKI.Vf ' w" ,lrn' rtwi'Weej, ^ VaanoliA - Phntine i Atenue. STORE FIXTURES H I.O fA r -irrig*t*en K<n<n*l cement wo... fete Co.. J. K. Tvt- Ubllillfi « Teci.nl of .' V1 1 ( -’ VaillanuiRU.lhc tify- jhtmiioUt , uv.a. wo ^ayej ViT — »S waif -VO iYu I * • | itt * K W tF ft 40W | VO 1% Tf 10111 A N I» a ter> de • i * n g .*1 aet tb-n ia*.L p . a r - .-emtaeLi 4iia k 2 fcu.l. i -r (i i . • it# I I 7.V) Kmell <a-> Jh R l.S U U llliU 6ure|.b.it.Ji INC. AH Oak Avw. }’h**ne 41 k’ NS — HaheruailVir »«» for C t>11 e g i x t * > Flr.t Street rotiLTallilalnl I^oon D u r a y, F r c l i c i t racer, mi ),{> c->lab- <oa > a . y * 'r hVl\W AMO a* it » — ; lw;V, • 10*1 »-i\f»w..i ,| i - „m O ms Ik, MAX c • W'.^T 4 0 HHCl.l'J ( *■»«' M U MUHEL 1 KIM CO * • trim the car, nut the owner Phene FIT fw tytlmatea. • w * ' m m r a a a . rmt»IIK C O IIO — .“ i w w a jc r p ,^ . TAkw r _ By Swan H— H . h A M l A I -SAM-URD IlUICK CO f l f Magnolia A*e Ph*me V f ♦ — IIILS IN K S S M K K V ic E LOAN on improve*1 “ —** ----— — --------- 'perty in amount* TWO REFRIGERATORS — Uo k I) 110,000. Mall piicondition; prirrd tramnxle, |*irr Uiis. Came. Ilrotb- * "n Iniktn, Inc. Mclandrr Amid.. Mitral Ave.. Ortand*. Phone Mo. JIuruiltT, * 'J**4 'S 6WS1 ,£>i0 Wt Mro . fur "* h‘,m- c*Ttii*o*rrial A l'.t!n..-Uu ’'ho,,* <4, P- t» t. ROSSITF.R on Phone 212-W uggetion far Every Deration _ Q^r™ tl7U? •?rh • Pl*<» ran be Yu I .K r l^ »*lf**rd-Orlando rr*ad about three mile, from Sanford in Hu ..IV tV L N — FORI) — K l’ UI'St *.N Edward lligbin*. Im. »> NOLE raiS ’TCRY to CAMERAS - OWWt; e iv IOH r*J» » * ' WEEKLY—Ea.y, add•r Pbona am! ,lry bw.t(on ret-nc .arda at home. Spare time, eaperirno, „nn*ee.<u.r,. bir nppo,. _____,*,* ,l * ™ •« for vegetable* tunlf,; write <|u|rk. Aim# Addreta-. _ r Hjlb*— it win m i.* an,thinf FIVE-ROOM FURMSHED _“ _**• the man who want, to work ra t v‘r|’ 1 *'• Hreenfield. Ohio. 1 hear Inakr a r «,| Im ,,, >Li. i aEN'T VULCAN U IN U WORKS. •HM'D AND GOl DYF.AR TIRES U. S 1. I attmex. Di.tribuior* Chandler t ommerrtaJ Avenue I T A K E N’ulire, fi.b v buncry wolvrx, re.*w w m U >m util, bridge. te more , f.w mile, from Sanford **•>< that *hkkan farm an.) rwomt, kltrbei ette and bath . beautiful outlook; •"dnta: attrnrtliaJ, moderate rent by we Apartment., effire , Ate. JEW ETT A N D P A IG E RltT-.x GARAGE Sanford Dealer W l*t St. Phene *1 'C E M E N T BO O TS A N D H E R B U D D IE S fthCP»J VC »VWIA Ct MCVT 1U4, rUi * FT0 LE *f_-R od Emblem" Rloeld Number RWriOfl from South SMe primary school, reward If return* to Stewart tiatehel. 711 Oak Avenue. Elm and 12th S t MO; Eddie llncrwj IS T1IR T IM R TO Rl Y THAT FARM »> l» START .Hm iKTHixn fa,™ where real ,ain* ^ k «i(| « » «»*♦ farm value, *|. DARK 1.1\ b.It and white p.in tc " T . w »r high on ri*bt thmiUh-t; \<rearinr rollar and Up. Photo# I 28«-J V. II. Adamt. ! HODGI.NS * , MrUcnogh, ll.’ . O f l K. ShatUu.flfl I 1" T s,\ 1l 111»AV— A fter 4 I*. M. •mall leather purse with a few f»n t« and a door bey. Plra«e rrturt, the key to Mr*. Alf.ird at the Herald and art reward. M DODGE Flearara car* and GraUm Truck, HuntV. MS; ij.| ( J Duff, 1.'***. lU'pS M D a w Ei i » r l . v - M Wadi- Sk rtun, fT; j f l • ••:•*•*. o t la . 'f FOUND kOUND RAO Omntene mule fee<|. Phone R37-R and ret fet-d. ■I ' , Frr.1 t * a n .M •MS- Nnrmur !..:m Kreia, 1190; Earl fv5 1 liam 2— LO ST * ont,,:tut ttack.* thr.iirr.ua- R hold the fU ,. for | Southern Califond, A n KWin. *.|d t n« 1!' 4IC‘‘» and A ! Mricher, who aa hi, ajttlMtnt. 4 " ' f >n th.- old Atlanta ami Sav* umpire. «d i D t m -lub rood race*. with W<!iu outaidi* the Mrit, |> *~r- ■bifix arr i ■ Knanl the piJut. „ •*m.. nod who |„,« u , „ aruuud th. i t ,,Jfl 1‘*r» n » oih - iif tlm ix v it ilarThe t'ffUnit j t dirt-traik pilut. in thr world. .landing of tk. O i ■ H. ‘ Puaa * Halbrita-r, who I, " « r h i win (»n i| v U In the South i:i"r the clastic with n group A. driver., etlthijj ern California ria.-<.i<. whkh 1# o nmovtatan, U j.i. parli y for the IWJfl .ca* rt U u hj . Hart i I ■ j7] •iftcait by ea|H-rte m certain to li M l inm world ape d rwtordx. , • - crowd in the urumU of tU. hurt. IK10; IM«7lk , ^ r»«k T^okhat., 23 . ,dd B«nm-; Hill. In tel ii*ie dnvll rt.tcr, wild wtiei the ll Room 10 * 1 1 Mr Lander Arradc*. Phone * 12. U ( la p.rran at The lir ilr - ofHe* nr by Auto RacingSeasonCio With Los Angeles Classi J ? ' ' ’ - , 1hf' 1'fcju fT til lltr left nliuv . r' T T u S S R -" S g J f S i 'i g - " s*n,“ J «• •*. trntrurtion. * U " ______________ I rr*T .'"W *r?PL: 8*wU"u A1ARTMFNT iTfor rc- v*’ - >01 CUth rent. Mrs. Swain WOMEN—Cam ft , ,n* at.run*; ra.v TWO FURNISH FI, M r « T T 7ho: water, alto garage. 709 Palmetto ■I* cot; inatructiun. A ff, portumt, beginner. brin». par 1W! K. l?nd St. N. Y ™ „ J.0UR HEALTH'S SAKE h x rtv re |MacKonzie ? Siamese Piano Tuning expert* with 17 yearn M p »n t»r». Sanford Muii.- Store and G ift SHoppe L It «n error la mait* M It*raid will pot be i ,er more than one leeertloa. therefure •m il be notified at rfrtli.n r3 wn. ereav-n; a , trulmen JHbth*e»! they fmif. i u-mj leading Ut< lie ri ii'.,| i r r I*ll»d their ficem .aid vn hnapitnl tIr,t* t ' tin, lin e whrn kit r,#* • he «ta. .tartwl % | “ fain but died ,, | ' W a s h in g t o n i ! C««nii«e | i followinc k>ra:i:ui« ny maO'X eeWeea art L e e w ta I he aam* ^ .aj tta k tr of In­ , wf rai* Mkteale befaearol r.laa are far L , , v No u.t ■ pa. |i..u >•«. l - r r.tTnt win t>. Fro|u>-<. «n<t char*«**l E|r*l- >4 of lh. » o n l R p u , '< a Un*. E m ; At>?t. win »>• reKtf(. r • .rut rolltclt.r Ktl*l> lor payment. Ctat t>r.ler. aia p*> • Kgare . I publication. Elttiril: I ’upy rer.lv- went. Atiawer?) p . , . H II Phonograph Repairing ifled Rates cifial nmimUii j county hrupitpl ,, h m i O 'C L O C K . IAI MOKNt HG � 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, March 05, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 05, 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 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 05, 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/edcdf535aab2cc1e7f308461d961304b.pdf 4b1d4ce68971c8bb52a4b90f317d9dd7 PDF Text Text H * ---- 1 ---------------------------------- :— # . 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VIRGINIA WAY OK DOING BUSINESS Kmtr^in Knfi tr ir * tlld • b e i C o v c r n o r C r itic is e s M a n a g er B runo H eads P la y e r s W l A r r iv e E a r ly F rom In d iu n a p o li C o w e r C o u r t K illin g P r e s id e n t S m ith - */f.QJ W r y.!t a §jn tinlf FLtyrd \l \ikrn Sun­ •New York iiurruu Krport.thi Murirx Sam l)upli<*uli.ii P r a i s e s T h e C ity day - A lte r I (u tu U M m ____ — t ■ Wa ati^i O f Kffnrt U ide«pir.iil In A»c Hrx-.xllril ll> F x e n itlie Set rral llranrhr* O f Slnlc H u l c l F o r r e s t L a k e I s •ooH S lino vy o Sn p ged & e rr a a \-K >s •F41I.UMTHA, J*. i M*r f*1NH» V' H e a d q u a rte r* F or MWlk r*rx..,e» - w> a fyirtub i Ml* I \t" U le M o d e $ 4 0 0 F o r _ j \a Mur ■ l < * Uw iw (srohettiy wilt I IINiHr V• itw 'i *Ve*i-t > r i * ., T h ir t y -B a y S o jo u r n )n a ld s o n M u rder ^ M , D M' ± *~ < i> * ix T bnurklur . tmalattii huur» a ihtf n* •» lilt the vk.it • .# !. dnlag bo* be a4*rted tu the * b | . . a r ] wait tairi <lrl'«r h r,l 11* , tiputt F a r t. flMvrw»> I; hard. tnti- tatra Vft* f*»| A brother >■< I.- ruh -«M it Mmiiciiutl Kifkl today ImImf ol ikr > e » > u»l Iture t j j f yu-bi- ' 4 V I uuu*».n ..U in r . h..-.u,i hi- \i . l I'UiiM-miriiui.airr OU MMn«:»r. tur t|,p nf a i.umr.L * » n * M ■l,e*l It.. eor, X •« a »,,rewvr •t'uudnl with IK* vnuuk o l t V high rfcrly lU pt M in • •»»'«**> runIr nipt of the l S Hen. unabk U. hxkl th, lex. ..C h*. ft-wl hi* . um. will W feA. >*»| Ih# mtf * •iw# L by Lie Hrrl pi I n a V T A M ar 7 i!N «tt la»rr» lhir«»« nho came to piief Mc - a , wcufl,| TavcUill nue lln g lutk anvl jltA g ■•HI# +1 V « •ti *rt> wl»h * view »f IT L A N T A . M ar 7 (IlSSI a »w k acu ^hlh1 altaiupllnic a «n«l a iiuartrr after the trial cpctMnl 4.14 tOdgt I i*r» kuHll’ K h • •ft,*!.I l„rui ,.r l l .l . ill'll Mlln lilt WHt w hitiM o f A ttlllS t Mf • Jurtne o f a Jfullty con- ’ nru-'lhjntiv ffltht. i«|«lay arrt, d ^ du|t;r, . u[rrni( , , •• (tpgfltMf x,M r«f‘ .o inp 1guv.r *- .rota1. I m illing ptr<i.<uni ‘if th«- pMkiii, i tile Uh. th. , cc toilay hatl revealed Ihl' j \l(rtc«r under Ihe ^ U tr l’t/on ot ’ » Tv K* " « • " rr* »*'**"' '!* . b gi-Ulure uill tony, i* gpitita x tih in slrti fug Ih * > •utk • .w i e • 1—♦ y oenu (ktfr S*r(k IK t* rarttoldee (h •uiik! of •» the in itial ie».-ti J hr wiU mPxm-,U**!* right ’ |tevviiw r'i r r h tw p ru^ta»n. (uioimUrt thr;v year* am*. 'i* *)< rg Itxi) Jwkt ,Uy|*r I*. Aasigiaflon Tk>- report a* erti el that ike Jti A m rrk a n II . a * . wu»..-i ........... i te ti ' do|*c peddlers und l*ootT ih ?d ^ i ^ ' S S U d ' S ......... .. i> «»le rtwti aunt ffi.t under wuv l U v.tiiei f t t flu i rr Atlanta ptdlrcmnh. yenIT*. * J,r" [ ^ ^ ^ i r h ’ AutKrlTwa’ ruk f «bcr t*. .elebrsi J,w <T r > . H urn 11m lley.W il. llrrrhan ia Draw I 'p rrtMJon tratwinr w'lhvr. tr.-m tirurtnf through c l Ibp ft* Vi' y tllt*i ’‘•ti** thr wmtcKful <**- ca of I 'r w it f -it 1 1 iH the ih. fourcaeeuilan .U>> of ..flmlllr< I ho fin 'd the shot tn n t;t„p whu rvmltrrdTthe a*in 'dfollunini; Mimmah Oil ill.appear Cawparty ..ex||am And FrnnL V. ksktnw C||> t u n e l v im* J'.ifvkii reihr- St A .'.r v k wmtae •y-liuy. j-fwkeSkt a I uli aal . o i l u nion , C- -*»•"»*» *rti harle-*,..HJutt, ubert F tleliett. -'l *«'»nh their . nrtrt. lull that be urniU her ■ ■ ■ L i (• ni">i th> u.aitti* yti punalxlaon In the CcoruianI , «nre, to** ciery ataiitanre . Chair Knr KMl'*1'. »u» irreelul with wild enthoa in t i fulthr (le lt n j u r a t i n .u , •rt« r To Act At Next O i-lm u Itroho M k I A M i «f pi te ... Mtanio thaw Iu mrvj a U n c M ill Make No F i<h ‘ i»->at ter fortes" [t*n« tar a .,I yul to greet the tkib in. ; . ■ r Ju,!2 S M X ' S K K - r * - & Z S S S Ju Z H ..................P.1 * r i n f t u A .T > I. wa* efaiuu-l the, xaueh »<*» >at |i It h « iaewt at thv ,ti| he drew at raw* with Senate oil rmmiltee'a iiwpnryr lrle| (<aff e.*a* plev^l *t ltb- ^«ar. toMu/ t« wU Iw rflw ie l, by thr i a* . . \ latltlih we* rv.ya -ti.ti ih leo-uig pollelr. o- Ihe Harding an.l X.' n, l«r*||. II e wa*! )*<bhkir yprr (Jirti’ wu tliibytih rA1 K I'lllti.* UU.KVIKW, i*.. alimiv-atnux -< o»«t».. luiteawa au.1 Jl r tfc« n* n ?0 lU ji 11 l>oarti anti hroorhl hark In Kpel% ^ uilm»tiwln>n. Ilarr, K. Slnelain. iftnung the iwvrvlmnta • » * I*. >wy Minx. i *r.*i*! itfn tiH , th . 14.• ’ for the killing, i*rk i!lr,l four H*k»' Mar. 7— (tVSI I'AXtnf the penal'. l.e h b aw ti mcigx r ef .ithpra. Al accortilng to prraent plan.. mi.Ul-millleiw.lre oil ..|nn.bT the 1 l*y • rtrt- tjrj’l h i t k * etuti lb* Aik, JuHtl ' •,*i . - , i . i i i- e-x.-, , ‘ ' evwvwuxg a* t (sMm nJWd U tki« n S k ltd .) waking Ibwl i contention which wu* nuule •inti' <>r the lillli'i Thus (nr Ihtf meagre «IUpatihi« 1*.*^*%! for tnwl lit Ihi Niinfem .... . , .g. fox.' it.ia.Mu. at their iwkt mxm XUXg ’ ►reelt «*d 1j baVr, tb'ip . W. Chamblae. former atU>* >.«s|rty ft apnr-.'ti u*wt> b’rtb*. 1 J * u'»k#h •»»•* th* ratlaegi , wax' th# tirv .at- fie wn i.fti(*|* •f Ikri tlulalid W» trilbil m ,trkl of ‘ <li.inh.ti " / ) '. ' t . ‘^rn’^s m I |i>«. U'w. They erneral In the Chatan»uea. teevixeti indlrate that the t niguy r t,uM „ f 't .i w—i‘-l ivMilt fiont llte a twpt ti'.u ie iFew*! -W iri aiau>•.aant i-urka tu *. |i •tire . but wf nil Iho rv.'••wn-.-rt.Utivrt. .up from tluii Ytrtk* at u 'Jail, where FltchHt i. hrln* •' » »uffcnrd no g.rat injury wh«"» 0„ >,-wit count* of »oni nipt fur rr death In' tnr rlrvtrte rholrf h* ' rttont that H wiiikl mat. Iw.no*. an«wer i|U.-ptiniw prohour »ad *fTi«K *u logrtyr _ |mi a bau c.teck eharye tlo- their plane traahed, beyond bruUi < fu. a| . ‘r'lvW 'l Us the report .harlly-aftrr I uMuch thl* p i" 1 •tide the abwwli'g In IH , -tk w/ Ifoaever whtle iu< ur»*. that HnUcotnr (Jeru ral John nnd minor cut*. It i* behcird thut ponmieti by the Ser.a*. •umm.itr* ing. IS «t*>t MWt anti raualre «rtU- tar a giuuy pirtgro t« H h I ‘ f O r .. .,mu.eeiei4P In the nature f <ar>- t t i at Aiken, ut.r ut • -ti• heir live* were M ini by the fail mrinlicr* i had *l«y been marked for i- tiber fr.i-rt. talt bu»i # .Wni » i - d rn li.l at ae.lakx lie- tf-rt.t F-weru, 1 *k« wife rv-ittle**, Jnw|<k Furry i< **h • i ' '.he ga< t ivaU. I^J*.1 tb*>' came ikiwn in *and ti^jne* Jhi tlUI> lirflfr, a iMr. tn |K< were nabbeit, aw*i will tw gt • , ur' , • ..l.il und bwfeww offU et. Iflfiil** Ngamt lit 'Im U« which *oftrn.il the tinimit of P>* rt „ f JuMMr U f|H*. il>- llarry Ib t.l' ,. H illk n JuUe> • TM. acllM a id l* hate leg*1 wvttr : uhl bvniv *cnpf.*»lon pamea fl*'P other to I . Lu iy of rattling I'wlilliNii nlwl Fr-'i'k i*«il< wire rk tilim t ti l-ewuig lor *t,-trnil nmatb. slot keiWiiyg l^eli 'a a n .y b l *! |*aTk ..fly . {inKca f»r th*- 1irat litoe in hi»ti»ry >n tbs ordei nao.i-d t rjr ate Kd l<ee, , ou.,11, twif i * . 'U S ilit W u . . uerni attaprpt* le ‘ w i*1 »».!. *1 Tho Jlnra wero fortunate in a ,||r„ , , |^U r.ge of S«iut?o an­ f»owd la th* rdfwv. uf tn* .uxtai Su,kl-xg vf fxrt.ek,. Wl king, Ike l*atiolnian toi.|Hi aa* tuileil rree* ar* mid t*> hare <1 . id lla r .tM u U r t .orii»i».b,n. the ray-wl Ugfomo^ hi* flr.t —**>m with •haum. Alla* 'lribeatncn, »■ the region in whim thvnt) !<■ Inreittralc what aml May 4, last, while he woe iiyl * •iton I f the metxhai.U The i»r that cure down i» fret, urntel b b// «t,Pn n mil *■ 4 |ufx*h, ItV idayar. thl. munwog . Plug.** dark IA bbb Jh»‘ , *u t i g h t D o r k c t F uccm MOOTUtiliaiulita wno are unfrien ! , f ja| Wj|| ,,,,^ 1, , pntiiaM) to apprehei J two of the taualit* Ilian Will b* pr»«iH«-d at the Ih re for *wrcia werka an«l . .. , m.. I V * " ' " • ' ' wl-o a few mmulea l-efore held U,i .'na ' ' ' ly to while men. le. . than two week*, both aid*. nut iy-ur«fl xynh»m I .diilcr. a x.Hteh . aehrdutyd fur newt l|*ared woa arrrttr.l le*t night, t. .tmo.pUue nil bln tho ,W -. !«• ■*«“ ’ . fw.b«wrlh» \ kH*f I Tribute U jtidd here to the rour- hexing ugi-reti u|a>n tbr eaaentlal i-or. and .u-.. itiow ko fft-r-t -.f tbr '•«»•»«* rt apprehend other member* l l |. iK#i Ik#i of h hi-or. Mewaanger ne the n'wey Itank hr.-l - iy. Il farther » k.,1 that n« ' ar will he taken immi-di- age of tho Meneh air mail flier. (a,i* ,,, ,tH. la ^ . Tiny plan, i ,1 iutig«<u««t. A xcrl«m 'baagfii g It** la tn« uvif ukt i •uaea la* gr. i'lnl t>riwr.'rt IWH I i 1 1J la ib who were reaponaible for the flf*.,(iu-b dinwlly tu urguminl u.ioiiil, faykln announced today. . ivi the du'> ‘ the ir.'-et nr a.pu-.at if a<l»U»i*lfwttx- wWi 'a a gtr-'p . f now amt .rtggthr aril SJU.Uai la .h o ik . \ newa of the whereabout* of the t un-titulional i|ue*tli>n» inxol*. * '■ jdhkei h Hitting (h* u * jL . I'.dson wo* lured to the hotel 1 light ici M-ii iJ i* ir« t.'Utl ha* Ion- dltktrd x.|> »o. g V>* the .-.g . were vavaral af tn# Ui» tauUti* ail were rvkltnr > l Kaiuhur oi tu..,imr«* o^b mi* then. These pten made har-aiiku* nuntx'<Uatrty uptm selection ol th M.onorw fit twi'-.vwal tntwr ul iiiembere m tn# urgwni*etie.i aw. brk! haftu* Jadga Iff k Fence. arcorUIng,!** the landings in the deaeiteti a m . pear Jury |u thoir fate and maintained a »aU, iti* . ihr l\> tir thl* our e ng awl <ary far » ut tn #•••.* «*»«. Ikb i. a thiggna I be *>»*»»*.>,>'' Uvn tail w in h iq ii iwmMiti iu Site halt waa arrretad mlMiMij apiwatancr tu tnr rr* . r«inly > h i uigMtiigitua,’ awl| * nfy a W k at Ik* * * * '’ u ni to U > Opwo-uting thy W ,ji*:*-e-iu*il (U«wt Mm «nrtng »!., . Furry, who ni,«i IW l . i d - M fVtwJ gl *etrail«• nf ]t«i*yu WM h* ll P I h rtiuuofiaotr udmd,i.«i»U» Wgnl li n t The ** »**>-tan. wt. Fh. . iiwdbl a* wryibw^haii bvV.-J live V.M ,iU V I-, Hi.vad V7 i . i f V * v h u l p * tr "gP tl 'W> .Wu m u inl-weal* ir lb. tar thrvWgh If iW -iualut jiT«% w h ^ p m tyurly had Ih^ ii lirvn- .m, r,t him deed nt .' id a. a*. »rt*tra ad anti*. T u l Sam M.rkr, Kh-’i*1 |kiti» iWe . war. iiw\tamtiant **»’Ul rUi’tley fitib.wetl hi* r •"*«"l-» l« •I « m r « f tUr.r,aal i.U U >*b ti1 a m . » t . a . I p n | a t| ta B a n k O p o n n f 11 i '» .I j l f ." . • u ^ ^ l •gat te b« - . v.n.iltar amii*tri’,t nt .g»iu**b. (Ot, ', lP' Murkfi jar**-- I >ilt*... Jarnm 1 * the chair anti «>• pror *.•'« ti i » . t the I I« Ila.u-ii'a '| N i . M irrrw l'Jl***-t*i tiiici, . I— ti.* kuraaa af mauronrg «**HI^ horse* in hi. taoip f I 7.11 Jtiliano i<akl lb. prnalljr ** ,u '1 It told Denaklaon to pul hi. wi mrtVtinr.i with ,M baa >in« ib outwit, A ft e r S ev en M o n th s 2 2 2 w ~ *tS C S I |J«A.< < ri V X- Pul. Mu M tl II* wa* lead at ar wa* pi«Mxiwi,l luxiMunn* ilead . . , ,. wn. th* iv,u.rl •tat* lely u|h>ii ul kuiliw work li d --------U .IU igtnrtiikm. blit Fulwafil lu.i , owner of a ll-vk (|A j , ' . » Jlrtlf. i.rk 7.21 at 1 -4 . Ihr<*. th. f-'Uitk ban tarttal leamndgr, whs th* f»» ** tn f tn «-n *ha»gvv yr-ivit)' «Ai lb rail «>ti* »>f •*1r<" t , off .holgtin An oil. iU.lh I’ .M.ATKA, Fla . Mar. T -IISH J ■ ■lit dint b( the r'evtrv rhAir. •ti'u f i'lu»r*b rf ..in,t'M i. tleu • v ater* will haft) »H.v. af'leh lu»oally ttw gr-i lanket had Men » r . , ^ , l f„r aevrn ....■nth., the Iu ,P*nn.wvr ot ^ fertPf" ' tu,lr '* M . It wu- the fll t time four no-v p'fkku'ker uvt hluahnib Fere. Vivn M u r t l n t l e U O f f e r 10 <|oe*tiona put tn him the gun to muffle tho re- „|,| Flnritia Havings anti by thr .HtMite ipvratigatmg com­ had bon elovUurtitrd lor * .lngi» ,u cd *> ili.uHia dwilak tbeir liilll-n l flu fir *ati*g--J x i( i i s F o r D r a i n a K * * I l o n a s P.v*iw.e .w. i#*t x *x»iim In Nanli-fd. titi wiek l' *a After the aeronti ahot had fruat CV. Fbirnla'a olticl *tMe mittee on ltnrcmbrr 4. 1143. crlnw in |>m ,.yl*..U .in ,. J*m h wwl# , M »r-. i m fur a out ( i « i * i > ft tiiwkaai#** gout- twi­ ; *wlt» or* what 1-ruM at tm Ired. th* three mm Wrapped Unnk. reupeoed under th« itefrrrv.1 U,t (u n M ,na.,,....... It4l. when f.-ur F.rte men i*ul the | .................. ............. ........ PbHliia slot 'Falter J o b ..# neat t- fork aH*». Fervia ahugp. Utti* l a m un In • tieMn ra*e Pnd mad- (jMyntrnt plan thl* morning with penaf' , aliti H# aoood timr tn III# _ ^ .Kviwrty. i-aying ttw.rfoi .oarh •!*» TALtuMUUUW*. U s Mar T - <n# t - , u ** at. tl*a»t Am[gotthay, 7 Immediate merter with Pulatku M i c h i f f u n P u b l i s h e r hi*tnn i.f tbr itratMw-u a„ loenar In Ik* eit,. i bv i . F»r alhgad .|wwd a*. l*ax.l !>• lINtxl Artrt-uaeeamrnt ba* keen | * *-tbn>ag op m i V f1 < 1M rrrrt t i t l e »«nh*'-«l *’ *•*•1 riall will not hr ir*anted, ord|v*>. F. ft. Ibelh *dul ;d„ri Ja,H mrirt at- Ihe -tat* g M * «*ftlc*v njufc «m! T m ll I W u W P f _ f „ S u ilfo r d V M I ft r ■*'1 u'rkuk tbl. i.inrtilng. I •« hour, ,^K y, r, , y nflietal .wto ba*t*>( Fau*t ■**»• taih Ifm-ti *r, S..tx,i !•«*./ thol *n offer in* the 1 * 4 . t i n t e d T o D ie* TM new tiwlltutii-n nperaUa* — ——. before the death match «l*rtod :irn#,t („ „ nwml-r of baal ti*r M«rt in wa* out l i f t alW«> I <*» I Ox.vi worth of etetgkde* drwtoogC. Y* V< Fiench rt*n*b, publ»*h*r puWuh*r uf «f tfce the Tjwt ,ru’l.ed tha min*.u»t.uo «f epaat of an iu U * • le w r U»M| o ku h tuovwywui John " H o F e a r e d und*r » new cbnrtar ami thr name ‘ C» .a r w t n aa l ol the Ko*t Florida Sayings and Monroe, Motwoe. Mich. l*aily (»aity N*v»* N«w» era* ww* ui in ir. «V jiti Father M. A . tr||*nl. n al , a,. . lVN. ; muffler «yan. H- • lb 't artlit wai autluirln-: to n il U»x Hanf.irii Unlay tcula) enroole enniutr to hi. hi* h..itir tunnr !I ,m«t i ..llcg*. I'a lie .1... * . » * ■ . " „ t h O f K l a n H e a d s Trurt l.'amMny with a |xa‘ l-u|i Hanford ^ b%*'-« V ■■ « r , a -• i • weak bua Uren iwkd* by a lyorlh r.ilt.ti of glOO^IW ami a .arplwd Mnh.g.n and while hen- He rUI , ...met them to tn. tic mb . W - e r la * l , * t v o r ..r a l . Mi* T & | « W -f ' - , Ml bund h.'Wtie. . ' ' . f *44.000. Ttor roiiibinnl depwaUaltg* ihe vilk * . . of The Herald. ' iC lT u . J * W f t K wl ,'j |1 . F o r txve/x’u* Martin -tut*,I. htiwo.rt A s k e d :KRUNVn.l.K. F U , Match : ,i. almn.t a million dollar*. where be talked uf hU esyertrme . ■ g\ I u . . , h- , urn .ml • in '*Varge. -t II — aid I V * » . ,1 that b. x* awaiting an -tier from h*s> -Joa Smith, young negro, Tbr luutrd of directors and |WI- on UtU. hi* first yUit tu banford S iU lfO r C l i l l C S ... , ........... |,vm it « b « ’ w t' *' ‘ t ' 1' ' I " , ' It, i ; « , Hrfc nl H«,lW*r dnrtrk a*ot (kk of IU .7,u. ,b. x f<* a M*w»eS •••"»■*# la*ur* k .!.Mr and husky und healthy but man* nl official* will be eteetnl tea- J Mr*. French, who acompontod t o -,l fitiodo. •*», tv* ulre*4* too JitroacroJ when *tw- reveived a law of | ,w , it.led to die bccau.e areonling night. •uth for the winter, R e tu rn F r o m S t a t e 1' •in. t thr»ui b It • •x.awl llu.flrttM** wvilh af the T -fU wear that rhaige and Artak Jldy** *• t polka he feared h* hati In, [U at Ihe home of hrr eou.m, Fred "1 au* g'-ii e l« mabr a M«tit .Ha wwt I1M> ■••t»l* la Ih* bw*I and If wa offer to ‘ tha arrwth of tha Ku Klu* W o m a n K m jD a u g h te r 11j h r a r i a n s ’ M e e t for the |wrwwt,“ Mr I re titid, blm. he iiiaile br him, b* will y a d sU*f* |iy wt* rwawiy *urut u'l I 'In I x*.*» ,'ir tk gv, in Sew V»*h th*» moa'b Iu* w la N, 4. lint** r. Kitwli will prutmbM> C h ild I i • B o r n m o **. Mr. n ........................ *e staahe.1 hi* throat wllh a W h e n |tiO>e whet, high tU*» I eh (,-<W T h r e e A r e T i e d F o r *afrr*ror with S Ih ib W ailbtl, |la Imwgwm.t x letmn Iu H*n(«nl In April for ’d looking buirhrr knife, Ml.* Olive llrau of f*r |-able, on.1 urwlval* wj. *tr-*w to ■J tho SeAhdwri \it 14'— man ■ l A ’ u d I n C u e . M e e l i i i R , UVUflNl inc hlm.rlf at ill allxe. la- twin IIKH HANK. N J. Mar. 7 ■•afilumlu, waa tbwtiwl pr*«al.< lw f tho the W Mnfafx*. i HUlir til of haul- tti . *J*d b * d U vV r* »l K »o l b lir r a w ■ U vij>p t I.Utran Awwialtw*. at ih „ trTTaie'i |the |M»irti of Ihe knife Into hi* fINS) Half an hour afUr Mi-' | fhc auUlantlalU) of Ihe Swi< I* wot T*r4 thl* mowih iho rMt llu jiit • tu a 'fold dktr.rt U all that I# b , L „ „ M w k*id tn M>. •> U . a greet a u»wnt i WAHIIIStiTON, Mi 1 f I VHy |b>.a ' Sbtia-I. lb. ga«* • bwtb • - . ■ij »-f tlalmed for It. the Ihe vU lb-rl^^t, Ww. ,uttar*l- M .- A w i * enurlbwhlle » "'1 * Ih w.-rltiv rhai«|>t>-n-hl|. I f f U I,. at her home early Malay *h* tn^ud Alined rtitin't nmler.luitti why he ' lailiy aiow**' nt o*ut hi •i^ieil, omU # wwa more thwn »ur- ' \ a„ . Hruwo. Swafurti bt-rorf. •M-Jwt u . , r.| , , pwldtr t Ulkltjw I illard luariuirtwnl *wung J t i d i r r H e r r i n g W i n s A ti.ad yet. lie picked up an wus .hot to ih-ath by her mwiher, ilatnk • -» •wta tk u<H d wteh Unlay with he • belH kk and rwmmrd It Into nk Mr*. Christine Stobcl. wetording |ifi-i.i al the enorwow* wealth ft- H i, who ha* Served to eo* »e.,it lie nil " a weed• • ( i o l f S w e e p s l M k e s t u liTwJi agrrkultiiral iff - , |t rm* m* he*«l i.f |H# sriniUtllua t , •*>> ' »*» ben lh**a player. Ik* for tho l »d Then ha got hold of a m at to tatiice. . . h* Ft,-. Kuiga^u, ll llortda. Th. r-**ion* at Mmi-ti »*r» and I fe»t Inal I ba>a* io.-,|i fV.lkar 1 uehran. d*k« tthaaf ewa,) and pounded It marrileaalyr .Mr*. Stobel waa arreeted on a flpKBTXfll i said ti have been among tb* •#*! light la pat .a a bw*xn*** nf th­ Edward llw *M *n. Jwtg* t',**rgo ltorim* wow tha graoSdJv.t bead. ihurtre of murder and held #'/t Mon ever Mid and wef* atUnd-d by us lute a* any other * * i« n . n Today'* mot*h** bring l-g* l ber b*U «wo*v*tako* at the <•*»«• ' . j . iL-tj.-.! R a ilr o a d M a p s T o •*' nl) hospital nuthorltk. mw ! mouth county Jail. [over It"' delegate* |l*iwi *ri• aort I rr**w*,~ ha ataU*l. Ib'vWtirt onti Wlllir lluyvo. •*•1 i i-,i« .,,U r.toy *** r * Urg- f** ' |yhr hat a thanra to tecoxer. S h o w S a n f o r d K o u t o tunefye. v* oivt the motor gdr, to>VII« Fraigx- o«d h MaLugamu t|t. L * o m # I M I HmI Writ ^ rr ijtriWr tilh nlht r m lt filM ifM . . . j L«t . *| • N ew Y orK F arm lug ww mco**4 with a Pd 80 Ih _ JJJJ i|o*wx" wrtv |ivm lie Miami |* I )I C lilT C u S K l II ■?* llallluuti Fuo- Iaide* end mop >p o e t s F o r J P U .'u i c i tm* uf Um largoat crowda of u > lw , M I s S la in In *ul th* F a t a l T o N o r t h e r n e r I n d ia n * H a n k O iiiw a Uu o aio* ww* owl. *.vO*v|Ing t* fg )a * „ . . ’ M Mv i lT V a t W ;V r V u f nc^hlnr N i c u r a i f ui a? BI l r i t c l i t # KaJf h ti U o o r N l i t i s M o r n i n f .tub aftvula, who tiax. tbai Ih* ^ AI.HAVY. To Mar. 7 -i O i C ) K - " ‘ . M R l Su ___________ ‘3J3 f f ' ^ A l U n 1 S 2 of 2 ? >"*> M ip l* t-M *• wmtty i w»e•»-laF.a *v*nt la draw. y ( g- f p l It w e s r PALM H hAtll. r t o ., —— ! Fhotie* Unit, OO. a famwr, Hvlug .^’2 * iu,tirxwl o««rti 4i.* <>xtne*n,ent. made at the mortiog tag larger *o«h Itwwday th* trwwh. It k l*U ..:-<IN S l Aw In., o*.t Will h r FOI.HMWA f ITT. I ml M*rth7 win ....•*. ~ i» k »f Alban,. . ** j th. . pmt-w « Mr. B — .ml lAMlINGTON. Mar. • Monger agent I. U Vwiflwn wad Urw* * hit with *a o«*rwg. Ib.l , h |«,liter ganfofd (Wlegwlr*, held tndor in tho d«#th of M d-> t |NNX The flr«l aallee-.l kwah nipecta for peaca N‘ i m a„k.rd tn hU Urw var y t j ” V ..munber uf land*a, r< I'leMi Xiwg th* ,-aulwlti fort rvwUfwUg , i . u in i iwhuh told id Uotenmr FIo ri inV M*(Sm o U . M Snort*t. who .iw i , M , in clrtl war were brltjhlrned ^ aj_ h.,1 |,Ba been enuhedwnd cru* brluhlfft'*! UI. ___ hla map* throughout ^the ^ atathm* ■waf^td^atMg 1apgmnipmnt U th* lihrmi* Ward.; (toroU- t .gbl U. a ho-ytitol ofbr , .tltuyum *ati tb* Wrge.l anti ,-Uml rich, ww*» Mewwti la th* Pro- AMW hml M.P'4 C»*» ubeiy.tjie Mate Ihrl’aMi"*''! ,yll0*t Iwax nib . Tire map.- show t *mpoked by UthuMtl.l ■I* hat American niint.Uf • Mr, v rili** of i h * ,* " “ " I " * prweUweig rmfivlag myvWrxoW* Injortw*. t^r t l» WJw-toy ri<Mity, |ka*4 S« tear h*bi wl the I w I bimI i owatiy Mr- nrn* tUHk tout t«w rlth Ih* Olhw l*rg* *-mw -• *** * 7 I - .*,|*w,r ..reoliVe. th* «>w»d. *»*l*. j t ) •'tut, y.-t.nl*> * flee—own ThwJ flggraw (be* ..reuti*** tw la lhdt Utx*x*vl bp paths MrU i^ . nit had — . c<*n autnorimd :o ,^*1 \i dryt* dnrw TlUing*r. TUlIngor. *5,. a f*/n» :•,0)11) ; lirP'NP JMtrg toxob-1|fpa •mthIIHj and m thr rarbrna M ruwie. 7 ,ljin(h,r,BK,. „ , ((wt u, ,be r.mpw Wo* *llmk»«l vm hi* wa* F ".1IMh wwh* |,Ttt i p, ,1 r»l.»xr d»|»ewi*u> .ivl U ,l lurwrvt to a ■•nl of •'> b# i. iu . . , .luapprntrd an hi.‘ "" v M.1M,.rn. t l i n ’ I,, td tleu. **•'; .Juml an Florida all rarrv Ih* Tnbua* srol lilin K.rw-eyly ,-tit'a early I'wvlur wo»»t,H'k •• •* 'I1* * * ! Fiona w- r* , ' n * m |k* »*«•«.» nl • ti* m lop fww m m lla g tw tviuM rt M w i In, the , hr rpulvllwxvijf general^ >)a. lltt. ,„ r m l Mr hu*ko«j * T ®*, .-sa n f-rd ." |-n.mm,ntly « * playml , ()f lj(# |,( r,)4 lino* tiV- Wwt.hwd lU wia*. , id lithnj Ww before tha wwvlhwxa-.l fll* ti*thn ^ Iwkt I iliffaultl.., . Mmuado Iteyo-fl* >004, fr-'o- wit '**"• it lilt,g lor help hot twfoC* W « ( , .. . .«wl » V tiM i .hMgtn Juki • » ■i,n w *»m a » „f , N« .tat* v^mwrtl that wtx-l*ti IU .IU -MU' ’ rr uhwd btm i - I.'I. frwitw>- t t v with tho Die* goirrnment, o n prngrwag F t, toon M*ri- tior- n~ n ha »h»|l,o*x IF* *wfh. Tw* Iera f**| laid ' through tho ntadlum of min-; inr the pui p . t la g-wW reweb —;«dxoa.i r ----- . • - ru'Mk’ i t d t f ilgjua* brol-e* W*h» ' ktwrthardt. j 'D r o t h T o l l I n M n d a g o a c a r S t o r m work. _ Iron* ^ bx.l#at* I Kwxta jbrary - / • f * ®Pro*roe• "- . trhardl wa* not awl hot it ml to ■ w « r ity waa r*,~rt.-4 The i«* th# 0Htl#f wf WW tllarii 'definite prupneola ta Mnma- , W i l l B e A b o u t T h i r t y , S a y s R e p o r t : ” ^ u a i i award, ' Mp# We* ________ tb* ouoth |ow tb* wooih •**v*r, without awthoriaation _______ ' , f Tawtpo. with the wwatvr of , )e,ui.,B -0.00 th ill*." mil*, tr { Mr* Clark af tho lUnfii, I bbrwfyj (> c < ir ift* A n d H u m s hm anum ai s - r : tv . n*»hlngton. U*M». VW Ih* wl tWu .u-itb ui <>ueb,* C’APIIOW N. j u , 7 tIN P l- h - » “ » *» ** t«Imr awanlMl amnwuj plado a • T . n u u f „ e Hp fr o ,!, wber* th* i> ■•• *• eetingl A s k l i l s o i l I r d n u l t r , . . ^ ) , , , r*iw*-« *»* at gr■ ;■ < * ( 1 rb* o n i i i Ub-r wwhm w a Mftt" 7e 7 V.-or atteudiag ^h ' *'l»x«pat*he« r*c*i**-l 'otiay .tatrd 1S t a t e C o n v i c t s , 0 m- yaawwBhrP uf htmngl et » x ’ , I.Bv fulnl. floio UW-r uwlow* i roiap***#. *S eyelon«- will ned i th -' Tam^tyo In Madagascar had from thi* ritr wrrr* Mr. tl •ww. i ,"!5 H iAMiiis*. l lll k l .T iu llK .fjwht l.vl/; Ffr* t lark. Mr*- F " » i n , Mr* | n t.vlti . i H huattl.l e« orrrv or - >tinm.r tv •on l|. *tih*»o-i**. s'. Mti'lh TIIKHJ i^Wb* 'F r o m R o a d C a m p jay t-.ar i, ror-rud this WW.** i' h .utad ! 'jjMIppMWti Xu I* 10-1* AmU* and MU* IU M ,dtiti|a>v lln i'b -I-* *'• Icy rFi«ar. ; ' |bu iwetoMu uf iWtiwi UU»W J , An Nool'hogn, i m Ho w l - - ~-o3 . -----d . P P MW I_ r.ihegla todyi . m i F aod*t. ho- PrithWd 'hr Mwo ■oitl a<ri.r* »h.< are i|ui>.l>o*d I ' M ! NVWS|M1 U^IIAMKItr, r u .. Mar. 7r . live ..................... m mmmrr_______ — C iM ilid ir c C o m m u l e s « -ndg* to * w t " »u •*« j t rntiud *•«*/ ■ ■ ■ , JUwoie* Island - t* - * b'l!» at Ihe .wuwro. Iw w*uk If- .W|-<*•* i Fart . MW*aWWWI f.r tl Tw». < dotpcrwla crinunaU an * a • in __ to •.••{Jo, ft* •rat i—•> awi ■M n » Two U o r .x , crimlnaU a i„«u h .U te- ,h“ *. F * ? ih ta th* tx-tlop S o u th tor* *w iaghm* 4 -h­ . inerol .lube, whieb tb* le>«-r T erm s * f.r u-< »—> wrapud from thg state rm»-<. . . ltt, ,br .*rrpt*«n of the Epat uf Mad*g»-4*r. D r y V i o l a t o r s I lt>* > *- urns iti-,, tu , all- when lb* hai „ ___ ___ mJ«*ebi,i tur to* moktl* dwirtet wf ‘ vamp near Qxiiiaqr. H **• J S ™ . J « u * « • Ij X • .-.rSLunn of m p . h 1 I'tixwlUt ent<r f>tii<glo4 , -> IjAglitCH 7 , Ihr rtrlene -•• wc- m>ul ^ ta • grwwl » • today by tho SUU prtaon tVAMIIMiTOK. Mar lg .«»S »> **•'*?'?• Tb* • « - > - * « * t x. t « v r AJgaXor* * »f a . gwtiwral itr'M l I V o J - J V m PveetdoWt f'uitibin »-tilh> **•■»« fnxe-f U ggaflnw * *' “ producing i»nt*r 4 / »r» ue» f-*yo elrortti) an-gr*i th* exa«.» pitir 'aaf the ,u ■■ ,tow - uThuiina.s) . ... - • « •. ' »•*, ar* llvtiry ,, ^ «>f iMnf'eld x« IUp«»a*# tBti*. Txtrua , tl# habitat of 4h* U Ju apd other mute-l the- .ooUngg* »ti ol#ei • r j ib* iwrlfb i m m II) *-•• T-, .»*• Wet* and Neuft^d lo w ., heuthwi. who wmtiowlT K bib an !Www trader _ yrw Ibwl a# Km < b ro i * , ,n«d inti*, »h*n an tater^pcet** .dual* of ttirwUPghn W u T J fc tin K te o ’ r K « “ , _____ ____ ______ wo** tied ta Helxim,-** id *hi. iwywipxkWv ewflovod hy • JpjMggW* tia» >b.t , Ukl#r. and \ltNIVF FT IMH.FM.F tuX'-a lb,. prnhJbttiu., law. a charge of axuixlrr, and ^ ’ f t ^ ^ t a T l S S i w r C t I \ Al.l'ATJON B4TIMATBO rwwlwir.na.ro down byr thu, » , t m.eg-d iw They ha»e *»r>? I !*•• than . Urabau,. renleioed fn>m l>iFrwdtctiilr all. ih* f.-u « #*• Mar 7 -ilX h ir woryd grtwt U m w »«| W^ , K01^ S , M*r. 7. tUS»» year uf the lav-year fwwUiwo Marvh It * till mark th(,*ti*d*u K1 MA1MUP. "J ,ur *•" years un Nuvom ■l! varwatud M*egjw.wP e V‘ * Id !•» roe and tg« M ijw faiaite ui, ,1 *T last ) nai g„ chargoa o „ aanieotrorr nf 'hg.dtMlh of hw» -Th* li,tel date Fomiwofve I IWW* Tbeir fa'Wr t* on activ* |gjL- the * ‘ tik Wuialt UuarifW •Vat Fan •ad ih.ro *»c grxir* froi* world a.-rutdwgg f. n«» an-i that tb#-* wa) ba dpvwwn.trattuna __ Iu Un a. 1*0/1« ag.*U Winfield WWa *• « * • * • » ■ l f g l * i hwvf ’ -**1 on that date H. NtM *y P4|#r iron. t uTMarrUad £ l m X u j OMpnUbjw T w / sVHhr^.terw R.nroad. i-*'> “f nrunn-n • «t • " I ta Fb-rida far iwnrtF.-•pm -.'em p*>> Led For Dcdth MKjorlAre-borKn AndContpanlons W h o Attem pted An , *o« n Klltrht, A re()n Carried T h Town (oa<4l I rial For Firwl Tim e In l l i v lory Im ulx. Challenge O f A u lh orit) O f Senate 9 4 EiETROCUTKD HIGHER I.ICENSK ER ITY O PO BN ECARN ASKEIVALS DOKCIT Y S y S iH E lP OQ RUAK SL AYC IN GO O K TO Judge While Today In Municipal Courl n ^RafeAiiSgWR ps&wraErt,**,. ■Em Large Tree ^ Near ItiOngwood1la hW V Opposing ('hint-M-KiirceH Expected To Resume Hiisiilitierx At Any Time t it 'J ' r aHM» W JK T i �1 ,V> ■* * A * ^ * V f *** : TV T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A T U R D A Y . B lA H L f l ^ _ ^ 2 _ 7 1’ A U U E IG H T r •» State Railroad Commission !! Indignant Over Propaganda A gainst Screen Provisions ■ G r ie v e For M is s in g ------------- Son r jr 'n .r cnasoc utlvo .! -vf Hanford, Florida on *£» J ,h ” l j IL'ila.'knth.- X'-Uor* H M ____ ■ «L___ ssn fort* a, nJOV? Count r' iriim s. aod***;B P twin pis tat rOWblta* sawtast » • » ) » InC * I 'l i 'n l circulation In mem.*“ \1 IMs c*ii»e. ths *»Ots t.elrtK • eult c?l* ('aunty. Florida>, r„r (ns sm-etfie v r l< * * •«<■» •* ih*t D t D I K n my ban d a* Clark ofi -srfsln #s«-<-ifi*ry eontrwet ■“ t alir Haul I.irewlt Osslt of pernl . v - r - d lnt» pstnsrn I’- T n ils. U s r t s r o ll»ln »* » M "• I'oonijr. Florid* o f lbs ss*1. ? 1 '»• it ■ *rvl ll Hat roan and wife l.ta Itsjmsn. ssiit court m Panrenl. on Ibis ll»» tmrllrs of Iks first pan. and J. W. iiaVt., nt Thompson s» parly of lb« seeooo tftrll «*f tHr Cimtl! iMirt. datad Ootoiwr Jtsl. )>T* efet 1 ..Ir focordsd amona lltr nubile I.irrds nf Remlnots Comity. Fionas Prpuijr cirtl: in P - t nook B» on Harr I**. *J*M| , n ^ t iiA ff r»»ilrv t hkdlvlnc P' ! J v i i .w in i* ss M is m an t sale of lbs foil..wins | Tttl.n«'N 01 MOjfIK. . . II flir v»iaplaliwnl COmplainaW. irsctinrd property. »tiu»l» In tbe[ Kjlwltota Ptr i t it. a, t i »». n -M k r MH-1 j .•■>ii«IV of Hrmlnelr an.t Male n ..rl«a ta-wltt • Iml lew l i t ) an4 Ithe hr W e *) Half |X Ttl|. f i n d IT r a t w t o r tiisj m (in iiv T H jt 'i n r t a i f u i « t | I i 8 l M *) > of l e i Klrvrn0 t h i . also hot Iwsnlv-nlM* l i t ) r.f1 Annie i. i.n f. n r t i i i : rr.tT r. «»H f l o h iii ». i t i ■ t ort »HWIb«I.K w w r f t ;■ Pills. I<1 » Islnn •f.. hretlon ». Cbsarrry r..wnrMp 21, HSIIIH ..f llsnae is CktarrO I SM. It,rented to 1*1si l*t .tta " I - . on l^-fts P. l^meH. a widow, iVmptalnsnt. l‘,v t la i f the ntihti ’ r w u l t « f Ur* nsr .•onnlr. riorttia whlMi rhe VH •rnl*' of ermluol* » e »>n«rtl) •leorsr \T. Jours and----- J> nev •srt. w t, feta as Id if r».rd« bass »iivr«i lie. If Itvlna and If drs.l _ -an.) now eeo_ IranaertUfJ and srr are nsw^-s aiisiaM ihVlr'aim’ nown h»ir«. d. rie-j piiT af the roMIr re.ordi of S Item lim I nm.' !**»«»•• eb^ granteea ’’J let'lfr e.innlf, Htorlits. rM P tat' aaxlnsd all persons clslmlna nn In- ■ slur. * tut »ll__ <|.w«rt»^ property f««lt4 w—r~ r. a i «v (l , f , Hi, w *.\f•1 % • IS TALLAHAHSKK, Fin., Mnrrh 5. mUslon m iutre nnblir britMing*. — (IS’ S)-M*Mnl<-r* o f M Stats hotels, rtsUuranU, etr., to *>*• liailrnad Commission today cxp ix -- screened amt th* Iw-ttrr <l«*» £• ,,,l thrmsrlvua a* “ very indignant” private home* In Horida ami "tnnt th- J lle rrt attltudo o f railroad rr slate* are six-coed. Sensni nlt« keep “out cindera, i.filrtnl* visiting S t Peterrhurg In ........................ “-polr/.tilng nois/.iilne tho thn public” Public” agni ngnii)*: the day coach pxysenger*. wh.i ta »Kk.rWa railroad's to furnish screeti* not afford to ride in Pullman «*r* »m the vrindowi o f ilajr roaches at are entitled to some- ronslderotlun of their comfort and protection certain seasons o f the ye*r. If this rule In Members of th# commiMhvt while traveling. Ub j tharge that railroad officials ha»e harmful, then the rule* of board of health, both state and nu- | tnisinformed i Itiiens o f St. Peters­ tlonnl. and of the hotel rnrnmU- j burg n* to the rommlsaion's order end t end have hail paid propagandist* sion, nr* likewise harmful should l>e Mttmdid ul«o. 1 seeking to bar* various rillvm * ‘The entlm cost of scrrenitig all | write the commission proun-liiiir Const Line c-arhei. In Florida would I rguinal the enforrement o f the « mount t<> *25,000. This rule is j tide. |to be rtifonvd only when necessary, j A-. • result i.f the alleged "« « • ; t|M> rompUInt cited »ls,ve. lU-rhunded methods o f railroad of. niwnys giau io receive r c e iv e , “-tVe tVe are nlwaya glad t»» fit Isis in Hi. I>tersb»irg,” »s mem- constructive criticism. Our duties i 1 ’ tern oi the commission declare I arr pirscrihed by law. I'ublL* today, over n i c o n ol letters front hearings are held with all interM. ivti rslii.rg businsts int o hate erted parties nre given the op|mr liecn received rail*..tunitv of M n g heard, and we do , , by - the state ,. iS E V E R Y y e a r “ C H A R A C T E R T n iS H A S BEEN W I T N E S S ’* ^ B A N K noser! upon the strength o f pt,h's .note National titanic has built its own cemin:.t , f 10 ) t r n nf lla «erviee In Sanford, We have won m d held jm n c'tr fav. t •■•.tmekl rol.-efckthfr nniUHtrrei ;,t, thr t f Uy tpi , f J t mnk.yoes, and the willln»:ne.,n ta have -h.-sn u J rrteftd fiimncirl help nm» coop erltk n . Give us the Opportunity to win YOl'B - d < 5 ........ h i I*» |<lar lursil II. !•••♦ is,Me*, A»,.|— Ilia « If**. *l**^fr * I 13. Kt« i Ibi4 « rfiiivi^m urtli; r.t of .."trrwlhf. Illrttirr I*. » rH-1 F IR S T N A T IO N A L BANK it U nnt^ntt tMit inl» m!!• If 11%in* iU»-l • 4-r t*»« put>IUli»H| In th^ H«f»frtr4 Iifl d a ^ U W . fit• »tlinr mill•*t^n HANFORD. IT /H im V. | It. irM u ttHv* iMD«r In bet re. dr.lrren, Ikrelee* amt arsnt I il*i CUt HinffirC, . . . 4*2 uasln.l all p*r*ons rlauulil* I tf. KlArltU. «nc** Hif It Bcrii ' <M»r Inef, „ Itilrr-M umtrf II.. »*l«l Oartlnrf msfiaaratlr<* n .n u . m o f • .. x \‘ o «t M sWiinS, t\*o »t "amt„ lh, —— W.axl, Ills bin .>rtf-. WITNRSUS a * hsmt rw|,. WITaSKM mr hind sn.l »n.1 the seat , m .i' or albrrw l.c, Volusia In ' •*f the flrratt ('Sun ..f Ihe ttyVf.Slh| , ,.,,mB ,i1y1 In, u rorji cornor*r» llelat ctreu lf of Ih. Hlsle ,.f Floe. . „ ,7d .rU u b U n i uilO*l Ms. in aa<t »«r HMeinui. , i*! « f i h , Miat i n t r filurid* ■ it iH lib gay of kshrusry. principal office at JjaWM l>-i _ In lhe 1 1 ’..f Volnsla. nisi* of v. 11 iw in iiis s s , *n,t all person, rlaloilnn to rirrta of lire I'lo-oll •’•Miri "1 Florida. ha*> sot lulrrrsl lb ami lo the .• - • l*,o Netenth Ju-ll<ial I'lrrnlt of road commission asking them not•no, frt>, th#l nur decision, should ; dr»erllH-.l. liorU-r. In si»4 for H. minole I’utiii- pr< iul>. * hrrrlnaftse It* aiHMtdri.ia to enforce the rule retjulrlng j j^. attacked until a rnri ful llltfcv , «F IT TO UP I FT TtTt.t: i, •WL". V " ' s ns-ni, on day coarhss. . tlRal(on ,lf farta \t made.’* TOTH It t\ ll im iiK R OK r i BI I]k. M. tVKt'KS c v n o t •Tills rule way ndoptrd to give Knilrond commissioner contend ; . Deputy CJ.rh To iieoran IV Jonr. ap.t — s lf i w . td ii.f to dtUeni. on the lower cast I that the distasteful thing to ilie' (NHAf.) his *,Itr, II living and If ilead. lo coast who complained to tlie com -, railnmds Is th^ esimndlture o f ir.n1 |..<*otl»SL ispeneer A Dlahton tbelr cnknoWB Ip Iit , riavleree. Ire.^trifnnL Florida mission that travel In day coaches I $0^000 necessary to install ih o ii il*M-* und a n .n l.re and iu all p - 1 A nd o—llcltnfs and of Conti*. I ron* rlslmlnd an Int.-rr.t under tns at certain seasons o f the year was, rmpilred screens In ntronlam r with* for the CofapUlnain ■aid i l c r a e W, Junes ami----J.>a»unbearable.*' the commission said . lat,. onler. j* I d e a l C o p p e r L i m e T? :\ z i tc iall hi* wife, tier eased or t.|tasrw1ba.to Here arr Mr. ami Mr*. EdHund Gaffney of New Voilr. for who<e l\ THC < tMI I IT I HI IIT i»»* si:w - ■Sartlper I1 \V,*««t « s < - - - t t i w i Id* todav in a circular ietlrr in rrn!\ "The railrnods atr spending wife. If Itvls.fr and If dead to their to the letters of complaint. i m .i i: m l M i , | i.s.lllis» IT more than that to use nropggun.Ui! , p i-ycar-old sop, dllt>* ‘•■lUtids of detectWe* and |k.!lte hav* S a v e Y o u M o n e y a n d G iv e B e »tl uoknnwn hrtra, devlseea. .. «al<<* I IH M I'lll'. • JWe have had n« previous criti­ and aranlrr* »nd in all person* W J. l-.\ \\ T*».T. . islniina un Interest under the «4ld cism of thla rule, although It h*v ri.niirlAlitani liardnrr J*. Wood and — —Wood. nl» I , n,l his .*totcr. Irrnc, ure with tin.ir part.nl. in t.iis pi u r. yk , been In effect three months, and the tommlesinns attorney. u If*, iteima—d <>r niberwlm- i,nd lo I » «». HU'ANHi'V M Hi. in our opinion the only unfavorable lim it declined today. *11 |o*t<*.»,,- lU lo ln r i<* Pare <ni inf wf/iuUm* , j The Florida, Georgia and Afa- T~rpublicity that the state will reetlVe uit-al III ami l<- the p,«m»*e- lor« • <>kiii:»t a m <iw ir ia : In s till P u n i s h m e n t in i m : n a m i : o r t i u : k t .\t »i Ifinli.-r d.-S.'lll- d -llliale. Ivlnu and will la: from the agitation starti-l bama railroad Installed Screen* i>* belnK 111 Ih' t'onutr « f 0mlm»l.- ar.d uK f ia ih ih a it- day edachei «► u matter o f l m - ' | j / \ f L /f jI U k J lI lJ in St. !*< tersburg. TIP I 'lu r ln 11 » » « n » -o . Oer.rae mat* nf Florida* to-witf D e l a y e d 9 M o n t h s proreinent la-fore the rommlsslun'* ________ . ••Similar rtili-s are in effect in Th* l*oi»l llalf ef Ih* Korlheast r •» J r. Mrs kJao.ly I. 0>.rt*»lt. Mr* a-UsblA tv. Jours til.mi-llme* Oiisrlrr sod jh . Ifasi ff«H of tie other states,” the letter said. ortler and this l» the only railroad Cl I f A 1X7 iM F R I t ff«.nl.*a*. ifuarTer of lh.» No*,ll»e»*>i *m>wu a . itrs’ H I. J<*n-*» Hiephen WASHINGTON, Mar. ft— ilN Si run protesting, against the scrse-i ^ J| \ / f f L # /ii “ All Pullman and pn*nle cars are \l tiroun. !.».«,» Jithrs r**n, Vunrk, Ousrler of P*r»|on Stivroio-n IIH mta i nf the row , __ _ „ „ n-rienei|. The rules o| the state requliemeiit, The punishment o f -Samuel In Ip.r.erl M I.a s . M H. |lr..b J e w Township Twenty -eite •211 M-.ull, mjII, i Mtugo utility magnate, hi board uf health and the hotel comI. iltt .-I,. Waller Hmll. I* lire- nr, r.f liana- T w riilvn ln e i;M F a.' V.oi- ■ond - ... Jan,. WML' ......■ ■i*■ ■ tib ■ I s ie r ■ ■ *acl» of you ar-* k m ' " fn-r-.iPul Attorney, Daniel F. Hrhm »iVerreh . Ie*v* Mrs t*u*en «• l.«**<l Jones , ..r.l.i.il . ■ m s lo a gap|*>-al l M I I II I lb* «*•■ n« I 1 h r, and Tli.miu VV. l unn-nglmi \I,, Mrrrfaeaih-r j I, i-* .li.tV II romplaln. Iirrrln. the h*l.< .*1 o ( Philadeiplila, for con tempt «i ,,n, I- n*u-ere tvilllaw, l> tlrrrit. t\ o.tw ir of said stilt I'Mun to i|',l-l f 'H imiiI fid fiidllnti uHc Ile-. pit i Homi- t'li fat orable It., ItMd slu.h fund committer II. i:r*»a- l'i-n b All-1, Alhin M t*rp s .f Mill* I f'artulrh* III (:«f«MiUllilli( IM i iBr |*rrittim* • i'cntparinuis In IlUainew* was ,,t,bred i»,*lpone,l fer nil* - I.I. Jf,h»i (,*uel Mr.iKtimuiai.t’nrl h« r**in«tmv» ilMfflliml, cti MpfiiM I- Msnan_ LitnA'iiiiat A A* I Tlirnilff A*. Theodor fht* Tlf» 'b y i»I MunTi A 1% 1%2*. Ih* Condi lion ?t, ILmk ItuHlnc^H inoiith tislay by the failure of th, I,..,,«aos finiLjuiM. AUHOfbtUM H U*. | a-«fH«! »*r»n» A lllil# Hav I»r lh»» Indlcalrg Heaifhy SI Hint ion j j ; ; ^ ; *• c,ul,on dr“ tt’’ '* i: Us imimL i William <*t. «v*r Joliti cVuff r \%liiK'Irr. I». H Prutrtft \llfN«l H 1 It m further #%ril*r#«l that thla *»f* •• 7 i i Tl>- rommlttco recommmidatlon. l.u( kir lit m i J ii«- (•uhi AIL** H-' *t»*r Imi fitibU»h»d in Uh* \ri.*>iit (i. rn in i) Allrt ll li/iilrl»,» tlriald n Im!•. <i at ATtJkNTA. Match, •, drawn l> Kenamr Gnff (I t f t t f i» \v i*Mir|r dittl Knil« I. I’nrrif Nimlonl, In iha ikrtiniy • »* Despite some unfavorable rompar-! wmild have dlDa-te*l tl»<- Ui% M ik J. II M«*.Vntt. J .mra Vf, . ai»*t Hiatt •.( H*«n«ia fn r f h«nminikU» w a tk TIIK LEGGETT DUSTER will saw 31 I i. p^j^fal dlslibt ultnriK-y to nn>-‘ Lilly. Th«»man U* %l»*r«n. rnlhrrMi**l fur r..u» 141 riMMpItllVt W ffll. I’ rox l <I l e .,,vinv ..........,i.mmiu >onditions t*y, iNtcnum* tho tlti.wl apfilintl wit ft it gis-s Goicrnor Murllit Will Speak French Cupilnl Cnn ............ !.Mm in Jun­ slits, tho trio r.n n rontempt chi I»t» Mttfhtn k, if fllif find If th. tutidi W ltN K M my land * ml aval of th «S s charre « ii iriixO Hajuiif'M flDDriif l*»»v I t . t’lrrult CVurt Hawiln«»l# c«»antir. ftliroadit and ntlhm s to thn plan!* nu>n us ‘ To Pardoning Hoard And For Thirty TAoumnd. Har*« i ^ ^ m l n u i f» .mU.se. a^.r « if.* Maviflr I. IVirM I. Mra Ulilt/ I FI«»r|*tM. thla tth day «*t lrl.ru.it) m i -i i i •: f o p i- i hi n .T to a iver IIIm Annual Address lte|Hirt Of (omm illre Inal jn|. ,j,p innnthly bu.inerss »enclivi no*lump* that miifht bo In ih® fluM v»l.fg t\. j*«e* (MSWIIS,™ Snown »* A f> IFH. tw.i-r-i *a« . ||n< *»| * lalm „.id> r hretlon ■ ms M, . M !. Jon—.r Mtrphfn M T. l l W rtW ^iM l.. .low of U h sixth .llstrirt fnloral fins Convention In ('huriD* Stnlc l-eid»w0ir« ll H„ «« Hm-od-d by tl*« an »f I .-«wn. |a,oi. Jon-». H-1 1, Fj'kndi. in the hopper iNift1* lliroliKh Iho tliftthir To The rierk of * irolli Gobrt ie*«.rve iuink, mailo public Uniay. J.muar* s:. i » : : llolart U. law . kl i: llr.Tb. Jre*. IHHAt.) All nuch Ivimpu ahe “ hrokm" twim hffc I'nllrd -lat* I -S.I i*ff»rMnnnfarturn of cotton cloth and i. Mr*, n. Walter uentt. t* w. Mr-en. . tty A. U. " . > M I’ AIIIS, Mar. ft. (INK)- While TALLAIIA8RKR, Kin. Mnr ft ............................ ilaln. evillr. FI.,. F»l» 2*. i>J reach the tlihiharif*- line. First by an U . i r i o M l ) . Jan.-' VV A|wat*. •' " n i,|.»i incti-ased during Janu( IN S)—G< /i i nor Jo,in W. Martin, -ausone.l v in u li iH o f lourist a " ’A / V a ^ - V ^ VItI'.IIMAN * AKKIt^AN. "bleaker” revolving about .I.OdO imuluti while rmin export* through M e ^ ' M a . V . ’r a a L r e W . X who has gainril thn n»m* o f “ The r pries wag their head* and diuln” - i J.ia-s Wio. >f*rflwealbs-r J. It l^-a-1 »*«Helti>ra' for f;«»midan»»bl It. H'fAlliifi. l.»- IiI.mI In thl» *.»!♦»•'« minutf, then panning into ami through 1 Touring Governor,” will he con *,,lemnl;- thst Ti can’t i'e don-.* i|*e poll o f New Orbuns wrtn a- rut -ti' i*I!• <*l I*.fi nrmlrr MflkiH I - ‘ * aril. William r n»g*ra. W illiam !— --------------— — — ------Vl lire. ii. W’ .-ll. Ofeen, Franb All*-n. j I HlAliilt*. fineil m oft of the time In the next ||JV, American l.ugion's specinl Ixtut .f) p, r lent grrntcr than .n . revolving nt Ihr ciimc .pc«l. The rc ____ Jotin 0.1** VI'.'S Al* i.f elmtiU-iM D ?L f* » »*»r I lat,!* I i'atinlsParl. I'arl t.und*pil-i, R A N FO R T) few weeks to hi* ile.k h cic prapar. |.’ ranrc ronventinn committee |ii» . m ngo, due to larger movement, p,, impnlpablr powder in nil that ; .Wf-v lad I, H-* !S. T. II N. *p' | ,. C,.| F klaaua.on. Job.!,,** l unding two message. t<- be. uellverisi (a-«-,|s, all unjM’rturhcfL with It- „f wiirtit. rxtls und rye. fA Ii. • a t.a mil NIS'd NKS *+• i9t ihe noxzloii, that spreads and slicks, In- volpmu Ilf trlnil trail* was f! 51 I* Till %l • l al«*r ia*. 0*I ! iha ' •lUlifti .Vv« I Tn. ad.'e l«,i»d.,„l»l. Vu­ at the annua! panlonlng lauiril o i, puiaion.- for lumsing ftO.Wai s .I n . M. . trover. W. It. Alexander, in# •4iii#s ha* lion allA«r#4 i«# IH« gWilliam lowing 1 IIK LEGGETT OUSTER voul mefding on Mnrth Ift amt the leg- ,|e|r g a le. to tho gn-fit mi-elinu in I-I pei ,s nl smaller than in Janu- • fleaver. Jolm T. VVl,..l.-r, •« M U < nf lG Ihliflfif. M r* il Si* |, p. II,as d i . Alfred H l.urb)., lien- 710 W* First K l- iHtrvnc 472-W ut i or la-i year, but collect loft* •l^HT i-latur,- In Aptii. ! Pnrig next KcpCetuhff. lump* containing hundred* of tltiri . if«.*r\|| (jel *«!•• * diflillFU !!• l.oI••I Mil ry Juencst. Allre II. Ai ,edd Governor Martin expist-., I,m« • (;,|wln Thorn, ilinictor o f th* i*,-io gr-B isI, Ih* it-porl said. dropping lo the ground, that r»-nr* 1 W . 8 . P R IC E , M gr. .. ' : : , r I ■ '." i .• m .llr Alley It imaleta.l I. V.- Far WlioPmdt* mule in all re|sir*ever, t<» uttcml llio mooting of ull ,fik-untic tusk o f securing hotel and '• iii., *•** J. IT**II. ;-, VXl'j ^Null. S j 'H a m e»s ’ YltlV' ." lute- WiiMtc of .material. There i' i mine,a' .a . ii! Ihi, ........ ,,i -. !<»*, :III i., i .iiiv Tte •i* m '»»• Floriita sheriff* _In OksetlniliM Wi steamship reservntfnna for lie n,g In was ul«n .ntull.l. and l« «.ir».s I i.il * ilftf'i . t •. 11.•• #*• UofAii. <*alh«rliu« IM* Hla. N E W with THE LEGGETT DUSTER. Murih 17 uml Ih ami pn to New .'lOjDOO, iinnounre * iln-e.fuly th dl) g'wal', shoes u tJ Ihift nly ll.tii 1, 1)1 i ainrui : ...... (.1 a f # 4 «j m | l i e hr «if iv-ai.n! ' . M l . . f f . . i . i t ; ilrrit^r* York the taller part o f the nn.ntl, hl|(|1, riHim% f„ r 2rt>(Nio nlrt-udy a. iii.l hrndw.tiv hbwcil InCfxmWr* <> r.r irr« i h n d hopper can be li ft open whilo in ujkL U M B E R Y A R D at to tb- TAV.vllltri, nltt.ANIb* m-t for tt eonfem w e with |»«-.hlfol .V t,.,| f(,r> Thp ay.temix*il v-i Dex'iohi r, IlkJfl. ilimt will blow back. Thera in l»-«.vW!< i:«»H ATl-AflflC ItAlt.WA V. u M-.ip.., . llavir* Warfield o f the Hcahoanl wofk „ f ^rttlnyr these n servalloii. IlflflilM fl. mm. c r i i i i i i : iiA H t/rA cn ra .M i Itullding permit* i*au.-«l in JanuA Compldte V/itr of Tho apccinl boom iin niigcment per«d»ih| Air l/n e railway and one ofth *- j,1V(1|vr( ||„. uK.iaument « f Indl iHiMTANV « i*or|«>ratl.m, llll.l-.-ttiry wete *12.7 per cent less than in ‘ monl of all nrenden with Iho oTtcric r' d *1 'o il liipv.-i n— r injUl'AN i i i t f .vM - Mrdicinp Cablnetn leading bond houses in Nrw Vnrk viduul delegates—by name - to the InmiRly, 1020, duo Intgely to ih-. i> m i ; i in . r»x • or iit o r * rv l■ ........ W HM • •««- »rOOl'KIt >'“'• •••- HIM* C ypm a and Pine ration, and iba IVIII.Ft I o i > i v FI OIIIIIV, 1% • iftty wlt^i a view to onlistlng counties, small liuatclrtc* o f tin- , ii i,*,-*l repotls lever. LEGGE1T DUSTERS POr* OT" from Florida 1 ! rilHY rn virA S Y . a Cot|Mirail«m. «l i o v >« I IIv. A'tiongli (inatlrial nssistanr, to French , npital. The proprietor' o f , building euntract* in the sixth ,li»-' VI VllilM V-WAl.Kl l: FI*. INC,— in « fl*ii B<’r aiwl if l##allv <ilMi»itH( Fraralnff t'Y-ECONOMV-ANl) REST RESULTSor »*tli»r % • * l» null) rtltncl. (< > il»r Coniplele Jrainage of th, liver- these little hotel. pledge their > trlet declined ,10.” |uT cent ovt r a Kloild'i Cftr|iafli!l4N Pltst Mfillti 9P.- Ktlttfi .Im»M« r«.i . .ItMlkll* ''h e n lh ln c f*otvi|ilali»aiil . --------gladii-s district. IDEAL COprER LIME DUSTS looms to the Auierlrati l-ogion In a lost year. \*I4 • | i«a hr «MrrFM»fB •'! »arh *nn * tt Governor Martin said today that hindlng contract I. tlOYK % NI» KHi:|)A IU»VI!. Ilia: nf Itir »mIi| «*«n!*«•»aflnna* u»ul laiani nod discounts deilineil I *. ' iKjcaitM * ol their uniform fiuonaaa. uniw u |#h I all UfcV** ami atrrf.i •i - F loorin g he had been forced to decline in t)* fi h'lNitii * •*iMfiHalnant i»*ralnl ha%’lhu •• per rout,-ut mid tho metho<l undei vvhuhl C H F n f M in i II o r %i%al»:H*a a%l »: I « Ulmir.i any mt«n »( In lt»r mantifacturtil that given uperlor h rl%»*ri that under' lti« «l.«*. »il.c^l U ihIh in H/miml** P ln U h ’ •it«il by \irtu* *»l a |h»r»»* »»f r o t — riiHiity. KInflWi Iti-wll! character. IUU M o u ld in g s itcYamo ami Hj Ih in ln r.i in tl»aj jUnlli Mali 4 S ) M Hoalh „ba*,< -nllU*d . jus- ••'* lb* Sid da* I tM‘f| ol No,ib*»*t «ju*it*r IN I.'.) L a th f Fall roar) V. I> IFI1. I a f|,-<cl*l nt poall|.*»l U 'i.,1. r lKF;i* ) ; No, lbFor Sale Ry ‘ ^ V|u*l*t if. chan, arr. on i l - , d i r III. taal Q osrl.r , S I.1** of Houtbessl Wrick ;,l, ,i„. ,,f Mar* " A. I> r'JT, llta, ijnarl. > (i**;i;» »f d..ulhr**l *Juarnl'-U* Hj.UlbW.st Ousrl.r Lime toining season, the <„m< l—I, , .* Ilalr l».v »i Ibis | |. r theutre *n Jai-ksnpvllh raw I, I Nt H>*uibra*l tjuait. , oust and a Irxsl aales dav will nf got, v have ever previously lieen t l-claie.l. A favorable year «»i .iu s ii-i Planter . , |,r .,l». Fit I,..,.i >.r il,- I .'Ull ihi ; i ,» ..I Siiui. 12 assrnilde<| ut one time ill I'nris. prmtih.rs was pmraw b • ui.d VVr,.| lls lf tw >,» tlousal xanl-.r.l l*rinlb-dn lYuatr. W h ile R o c k P la n te r H oard for livestock lie wu. nisi, foiled to ib-rllno in­ “ Whul lolly tu think that you j .. . . S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , , li.riea. il,* lilalusi and has! lUiiilht ast Vlusrttr iHF.Il) of H-.UII,. vitation* lo the industrial develop­ eould find hotel acenmodatlon* 111 I i.liVdei f**r raeh. durlnr lb* Irirst •*sl u m il .i rar.l. * iif Ib u ik r o l NaiU ' ____________ _ P A U L R- FO R BE S, A lla ment eonfrreme at llirminghaot on I'atis for that numla-r,’ exclaimed — IS ~ H-vllin, liJ l'crCCn W i t ! lb* folluWing dseertb- uuertm (M'.l. I, At! , * ,, *i i >,M„r* ol **le “ nr s a m l* of land situate. To* r.-blp 21 L ull, Hans* Il I *•• | March 21. 52; the hani|uet o f the ihe e x p n t o., handling tourist S e u r c h e r H H a v e F n i l i ’ d , d plevrs Aloei No,in llall IN1, ! of H-onn Uulldcni Hardware Mi..I iielag In Hr in In* I* i*ounlv, West 1*1.1,11 Reach Klk* club in DlatHbutod throughout FloriJa W ] Pin,Ida him) m.-rr parllrolarlr •*#•- Its It |N«, ) ,.| Nurtbaast Doors hinut of their grand exalted ruler 1 I T .S ; Z r % r ^ r ' y Z ' ' A ,N i:i,t r>l N..nh**sl I . , II.. d b* follow#, lo -u ll — T o F in d A n y T r a c e 0 1 FLORIDA VGKICULTURAL SUri'D , Vt: i , of V.ottar.isl . . , TuIlalr of lo.ts UA sn.l on March 22; the Imiuiuel of the liave to put •JO.Otgi in tento in the W in d o w s A i r m e n 'A ,.t HAM .MU* Ci usur Dki-ta ( U r U )! r.a*t n *if i * :», i «t N«m ,Orlando. Florida. T r n n K -O c e a n Danlivt Churrh of the Weklwn ns Hois do Itoiilogne.” Vjusit.r ,S I M , »( N->rlbt«*l Murphy Ironlnc Boarc* tordln* l*» I'l.l tb*re*if, of r**«ld mm Istlon In Orlando on March 21; N1.1, 1 in ll,. I'obti* ll* -ord- of Hrmlaol* ; ilu sitti ,(N t;1,*l of Si'iibcast >i*rih*aet Qusi1 Thorn's reception at Thomo* Made (o Order F ii'idu in Fist Hook 1.1 i*r iN »:»t): H •*i Man «>f* ?0tlftli« * Thu annual convention of . ttw Flo- r,u,k £ Son wn* nn morp heartenI.AH PALMS, t anary i(slani, I.U o.i .Fount*-. |.aMl, t l d * Houl I s ,* l cjuari»r id n n Ik W J ilg of —....... * Mur *. Although un intensive lirilnfilfiir •! uu*t\*r **f .N*»rth AlA.«>- liralnnlnssi tah nolnl t*«tnl R4« » l* jj V «w y ... ill, nil llslf mils' roll* I ll*r l X b ',1 . Houlhw.st W'i*r**r iinr.li by m-u. land uml air h>* f«*l Nof't* «.f ill* Ho 1 ..ni.tlilp ..si.khln lt*i(|«VVI,i "I Houlbis*! UuS'l I • ^ 2 9 m.d 3«| Altai ! schcslulxl » • « * -• h,‘ nn*’T ,U urJ,'» 1 2 2 2 1 “ , osi ..r •• 'Ion I. 1 o ll S i— l ,k_ Kiwnlsh War vel- "ffice* *>f H ot Idg romtoHO i.-cn made in an i ffort to lAca'o Hoiilti. Ilsoe* II lUot, running i s r ' . i of N-rif*.**i o u • i I • r the Pnignayan linns-Atlantic Pi. s'K>. 1 , H-.uih Tbrrc.|uart»ra ( k '. l Wssr Ixt* i. t more or less, to a ora ns and the Awtrlean laglnn o f th^ughoui the^ worldi raade' Hast Half lK M oi Houihwr.t dllcb, Ibenee u, Wednesday nr,.|H>scl «'ouats Port M yer. on Memorial Day. arrangemenU JOT • ttaUl a t^ fiO U e.i», , u.LAsiur sin. r g u .M .r 1 M VVI 4 , ..1 Ni.rlhsaal VJusr*.-..riii : rn i -* ii Hisncs l . « i ISIS lisv sm or Martin is planning on d k n U . The le g io n s Iwllef tha, mnmtltfl Ml sign Of them had liecn f. » l l " Ih* Noilh and Hnuth half Her. Irr i S R h l l W i 1*1 a ri-s la N«rlb• .si i.Viri <‘urnM ul Kufthwaet iiob ........... th i ootepiuncc of an invitation 10,(*0Q veu-ran* n.Jght U handle,I found today. inn tins vt i t said f* e tl"» «t_»h*aea Radio staltetu at all points along b.,utn Sti f <. t to |,->int of PF.HIN- •Juorlir |NVV »4 i t.f m.ulhvaal t|g.t. <mmk Iwfurw the conveutlon „ f I « b»ut1st*, instead u . an army cunl , r lfO :i 4 >. and Norih*ast quarts. I ions International In Miami on H nr'i't **'»» klmlly rejneted as an the waist l*,t night made conlnu- NINO! IN F.!,) uf H-uihissai r <*Vv L I <I -,.>ulh> «sl u u a 1 l o r ous effortst n get Into touih with .j.'„,?*?*»rr to par f»r P,»-l Ivin# 1ft i f possible, he announcoJ ; utter IntpossibllRy. IHKU): All la.akdllaa II T«.*snabi|> wlbuut result.. vviiirn, I. Aa t-ronsidatlun to Timrn, how- the airmen, but t! H*.ulli. liaba- H I.a ■' ............. y* i ' ------------ ----- -----ever, nffhlat* of thla fin s, smil­ French and Spanish warship* have VVII.W*V and sail, o f ) >nl are li,rsta> IIOt'HFIII il.tvi.li a HOY 11:. . 11fou set. is.-till. .1 adia»nls|>*<l. <>id,r,-l ingly predicted that no mutv than (■ecn , I,hied lu search the Moio*-s . l i .».n . t , i-.r tumolalnaut. a id l».|U'i.d lu a at Ilia offir* 1 « h l rw*|ui»ta cun toast and th*-*r islands, un.l F r a n k lin S im o n f s i 12,000'delegates of the bust expect I’ tiblisb ' ' ' ibio e a s fl in the )V . .. It. I f. :f-M a rc* F-, |.ut would actually laud nt French hith Fren. h and Snanish scnplanei H. 1.1 Inals C»UIU». S^HS** **’ m m *WWSNS^^W S 1,.44^An ..*4 ll it I, .n n g the i-cursc taU n Ft.wida un 2l»nda> lb* lib day pi p a n . next fall. i> -f lift • 111 h t o r t i i i : * nt v t * Marrb A. I*. I*2T lj* anawrr Iba Ull) t!ndaunt»<l. Thorn noted ImU- by 1 hi Uruguayans. J, IM.I- si. VIIM.I I. lo I X T V . ol I'omptaiul f i I.si lu In • ..Mil .fi llila The nviaturs. Uro,W b y -M a la r, dung hi, own plai kTATi: OF FI.OHIIi«. of* 'low In llila B asalati y,.u abd sari., ■ Lnrrr Itorgcs, happed " f f finm In tv Iks l^ la lr ..fi W AI.Ti:il on a anil * •> f»- |B rads*, said rau-a b< Ins nUl ulid ste.vmshii HI llll# lu Ik s'9 Casa Hiatu s. Mop.. 10. Wi-drtrednv | , UA 1'L.I'IN •X.NNKt.I.V. l i e IM f, „t..sa rl.-'Hls and •ul■ oas-I..H In and s,a*.I - * . s s . . A . . * , . »-x 4, n & x s t w i . lie touvliicdvl affi |,i I*,nl.«l» INnaplalnam. V V . J. U v t « s . la I WJWT-TAvR BKACII./lAAMar I „f Kxprinter. auuther Isigu mi'itiing In an attempts ! flight In r i> vi. X 'T ir i : lo lbs MkjtVa .Isa. 1 p.*«l laiols. a k i n ­ tlie canal lo* as one of ibrir tched-1 Noilr* )s ll-,« by Mlvn, Hist Ih* In CoibitlainaliC |>raya lor a ds-is-. f**-tlN kl— Pratikiln Slimm. Prvn|- Itaurikt agen,-> . that arranm-nventa b-.i « " l *"i li>« :*•)> «l«> of Ibla I'sun, Ala Isrlsi. adlatlaliis burnt New Ynrk menliant. t««J“ »' hrd to U made for conducting not "I' d bop* »n a Spuin tu-llrug'M ) j ,iiadsrsto I will make tacrifice sale on w*mc of Ihr fincwl btialne** and “ ft'* f Mai. I, A I' t»S7. H 'l i s l la «b» and d.it,s l*s slniMs ill! * fHft.l. wan reported resting ro m »rU h y tw#lVf| or Dnaisand. but b l[..nsr,l.l.1 Iv Jm.1i - . f Heait* tn sad iw alt ihs «ald land bsrsln properly in Sanford. I offer 1 1ota, I, 2, .1.1. 3. Rlock 1. nub-tier fi. ^ „..|. aV.«,bl) I 1-rldJ. Ms llnsl r*- idsiaaxt: ............. . following • sudden operation, i l - 1 3piOo0 m ugalea to the Iwttleils.-laitna. »* | *1-1 V.,14. I.CIS *s Ad- I d s M i «lr*u. It..-.I l u l .s t a l b * I ' s t b ii under the care o f Dr. Urorgv H ■ tfiilU*|lai"t I’ f llse* I'l \VnU#f fields in sights'.-ding auU.buascn. ; C o m i n i u g i o n D u n i c s iolelns Shi . ) . . , . . , as Ih* till* » I frontage on Myrtle Air., 11? feet deep, located on three aired*, if* Dawson, former New York suigr,in n t _ 1 n ifii “ I M4ut*t>« • ».i..III. «|..-a»,>1. sad s i n. essiklsliw,.| In I- a l ' “ d ai l now uttarhcl to the (Juiul Samari­ Indtfi asll.i" Hita In l*e almplr: H». rllllicM cmn be had at hnck door or rleiir ttcro-m Lurk end of all f',r * sS eu h oartl P e t i t i o n ! R u t h F o r m a l l y tSiffns tan Hosnltal lure , „ m ! ss all llll*. r lalm nr Intarrat -«■« . IbinJ salHtawi'l '.f bta J.lu lntvlra- aialmsal by y..„ ut any uf »»u ••• Hintons romidete tecovery is aui* raid -sin)-, and. n.r art ;«;• ,u»n »«* -slate. w »0 --e*' o,,.u, party ur pan Is* alalmtn* i M i i M - u . . ... ............... . « i * , $ 2 1 0 ,0 0 0 C o n t r a c t T M I. Ml ASKF.K, Flu . Mar ft­ d*s d|srna»*lng talm as *ueV *d » uudSf ac is rlsirn S M fl yss ..r any : (IN s) The Fi-wioA Stale Hupirmc ! s.lbisliwt.d. ) B( y.n. In 4,*| 4*m lands la b* ll veas stDtcd. 1 1 •Yurt hut denied tho ro-liiian ••( ihr I IValed Ibla tha *-"d d*. «f JM - ,| n.dl» aull and s».*d and of b* rJ •. Fearing Hlaiim might not n a r f _ N Ew YOUK, Mar. 8,—(INH* •larr. A *'■ I -a. I f,*o S lU lM r o r i ges|odwall> •••­ Sacrifice price. Ils.OfM), one four Ik canh. Imlanre three lo twenty >• lla bo Uuth formally si»<t««l a "-nSistHJard Air Dine llbilwu) for a favorably to lha npcnillMi, Mr* I- H roNM'.t.l-V, ,wlalnr * ’Hl rsaualaiaa yau and sarh •Simon summoned their daughlar, Hart at 1:20 u'clock this morning ITloaiing in the writ o f Muloiamus i AdsilsiMiU*.( *.f lbs Palate af I and your agenla. aaivaal*. per cent Intrrrwt. VV’a lu r Ala old It, Con,it Ur. !*»-• a •** aM..rwava I to,a oassftlne a»<> Mr*. IJoyd, who ii cohetantiy with to nlnv fat tli- next thiro years o f ihe tuu(t granted oil January 17 j CMM4. rlatm by 4*s4 nf « server a ar-. man with the New Yurk Yankeva for rut/ring tha piltroail to build n pas* I her mother al Kironn'a lK>Uidc. ar <rfj>sri*4aa nr. lalsefertaw In *b* I Mrs. him,'/' has r«|uo*tcd hospl- i !m> l*ig.-«t salary aver.|u»id. any was with iba iu>»s*esiu* of lb* j ha,, or. Ifni uu^uHilaa to give out no da- oim* In l avcdmlb plari'i o r exrcuUVo c*aosglaiaaal. Kla brtra. arald"*. 1*4*t r * n * »*aiatIv.-*. ■raatss*. aa>-ata i> ‘n n*' — row — a.“ •Jlnibv uf tiw1 bparation Ol lo-r huaiiT lir contract ca llcl fvr a t.dnl pay­ ilanvl tl.f> MaaldMlPl Air Line to con- i h i - ,- m'vm iiia . — *«i.u*-»* and indb Sswrllsr l: I « l vtv . IV I IIIVI KHT. , .baml'a it|p«‘*a und she bIao refuse* 1w-nt of g.'Hi.tioo nv r it,« throe •luRt a uuittablo railway atatton in , t; ■rMilIIAINI*. llll* in raid i*nds ar an* wad ar #1-4 * » , . *s_r_uj. ^ eafrs-i ikaisnf! rvamlnb* y.o, and FrU-ivd* . Hlmon. lw w -'M A a |aroal. or S7uifK>iv year. Iliuiv city, but the railroad pp.test- VIAHllAtlFrr *i IfAl.MIJt. •* arl, I# as* ftlltb Ik* naluir ami................ rrluMxl -to lu-« d the * " Terms In-IWeen Rath u„,| the club ed....... .... order. v\ |TJjAYMAN and tl».V i var. stay hr has Iw n In poor iiealtb i •• • ni iyou « l * H l t , . la'a.s and fwnb- , 1 •« nil winter and took a sudden tum wire usii-cd upon after a 1 (infer- Th« tommivsioii then askpil for .i i i a y M.v^ •'.N*IMllMSt*. ao-t j O w ner , • { ar pra>«a Ikal that all Ala)No. AlaliW* <4 you » l-i wilt uf Mandamus from the slid* (■ -if »»u o-a > |* dvirrmfnad by r . tor tba wiwar oo Kunduy, ic<|uir- fiytr t%hii tUy> Rif,» HflT Kvitt HI M-'IF 10 1-i.nroK- .* a d*evs« af Ibt, r * * n end tbat Iba “ Now f»r sou** home iun*.” Buth Fupnme Court and it was gn m ii.l vi.vSt'K. ing on operation a* soon aa tha i*l«v**i, M any. geld by you a*< I - , daughter arrived in this city from rvmarled with consid.-iabU »e*t ,<trb ol yaw may b , gteeasad out of P la n t C ity , F lo r id a Soulhetn KUtes l*ow -/»• W-.T after the papers were U giw b “ I ■ o t a i .A you abd **rb of >..u and lavsatM 1, * New Yoric. _ , ____ - • j can hardly wait till I gut at that i t f'omtiany purciu»rrc». p'spt .uf lbs l.'nnudblnanl abd IbkA any aud cTVATlitN Hl| claims wbbd, yuU of »•> - f ».-* n .» mat* •r ri»,w a DAYTONA UKAcil--tJLOOO.OOi) old apple again No, I'm not mak­ Ocala Mfg. A let Company Imiu Ta J .Uf. Tbami-a. u r. I I - Jag Have n« make In and to said prediction* as to how- many ■ ■ lends to be lisw il for conatpuf* ingn any pr* II ta *,« *t i t srdsiad (taal yau I-* lends s d r *-# •#•.. .n .a - f * .d aM-sar brier* *>ar said CIHtaM • KI'bTIA— tier oral atrceU ft ta llsrykl Ornrrsd Itaal Ibla turn o f .Volusia C-M*nly link o f I’ II hit but I’m gving after my rc (U> lu l»c paved soon. . Court at i m Court bousw ta tba CUr buitde 4*4 ordrr stasll fed gufelUbtd cord of fifty nine.” tacn fn M vn cM viK iK n fA fafficJK M M fM f*****' krit &SXZtiXtVtf,CZZ' - .... ww-I- h . .... ....... IS BANK REPORT CHIEF EXECUTIVE PARIS PREPARES BUST PREPARING TO TAKE CAREOF TWO ADDRESSES LEGION MEETING CASH LUMBER CO. r.'sidlnt Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Cot iving Under K nife|{^jjs^jji^iffl 5 $ 1 8 ,0 0 0 -A Sacrifice I An Investment With All; Risk Removed t i 4 M. r^ii - . i S v v �B I THE SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY. MARCH 7. Visiting Professional Ssimi TOAW AGE; Charleston BIamed!T^y,or tn A » I I f _____n . - ' ; R On asviuiiawnn.' »*n m N ot A b le To ON OHIO’S ^ Many Divorces 80a 0n Drainage Body Itim r J p r m a n Capital fa n ifo l --------In fGerman BERLIN. — Mar. 5— f !N 8 > o f tho modern .nations I Movement In Urged German - •«ciety ' ' - woman la tho causa To Change Constitution A h o f many divorce* of higher data *ald Pr. Frey, well-known To Its Election I’rovislona; >— BJ®M ?,Une/ lawyer, whoso advice and Legislature .May IW s IUII •aaiatancp aaaia la especially sought h* V . . . C u a rie e io n m a Charleston mania ■ —-------- {.egiiilstor* THE SANFORD H E R A IJ l'' D rink MONDAY. MARCH 7. I »17 prom C O L U M B U S . O .. M ar. 7 . - < I N 8 > — Ohio ron m u c i n n • Nolle* u4 rlalM M l i r •action 1272, R H. aa br tt>« art o f January I f, l i l t . , «> . IfaltMl S i a m L4ad O ffice, flaltieaallle. n * . . Teb n . 1 »|T. N llT fi'E la hereby * l««n ibat •'••pr SrSuts, tranaferea o f I.lllla It lit ration, haa filed la Ihla nine* an aopllrallnn ander aadlnti i n lleelaod hlaluiea. aa amended by Ibe art .at Jaouary *7. l»tr . for the *** “ J ■ her 1«. T. It g . It l| K-.' fir T. II H. •I f f *- Tat. M.. H a r tla . and thrt Ihe aame haa W an allow ed by lb* Irtl bjr a u tr *” ■ , ,ch representative R. R. CTuta, Payton, ,h* ■ am gunning for Political lame tf,* ,r .• i wrrri'y /, Tommy Armour, shown above, was in the Central Florida Open ^ Cham; lonship i tournament. His picture was snapped whilr at the a Chrysler “ Seventy" roadster, a duplicate of which is to he ' i*d t o ’him by his Washington. P C., admirer* providing he win* faur tuatnament* this year, lie has already raptured three. The raj* l 1' *or* wa" taken at the 'Hanfi.nl •“ 1(°unlry Club and the car was furPfoiiG.SH by th e Cnarlcs T. FuUcr Motor Company, local Chrysler dealer. j - ' wheel of, B y ! from Egypt to the United Stall.* In time to moot the other two inginevft on tho job. It waa announc­ PEK8ACOI.A—- -Southern D*Jlied St|te*. i*en the divorced renvwa relations ed. The general la conducting *nA resolution now awaiting a c -l* ” " *°mr *•"»• haa elapsed and gtneering operation* in Egypt for rie* Corporation Manning con* atrurtion of 1100,/WO milk istation tlon in tha Ohio assembly would T '^ " n,*rrT each other again. For tho L idled State* government. revoke provlaioni of Article V. o f '![ uU nf* ’ 1 know ■ case where the ronatltution and pave the wayl;P* * »» ""»• rried hi* flrat wlfa for for a convention to be railed by , ,w ” “ **•• *" •on>« circlet it Congreaa for the aubmiasion o f *■ «>«»Were* 'smart’ not to sever amendments. relation* with the divorced husband M A K E O U R S T O R E Y O U R The ultimate aim o f repreaentnaltogether. A call at an tlvc Croat and his associate* j. to ■rtr” »oon tea given by a charmH E A D Q U A R T E R S provide for a constitutional amend- J"* h o," M *■ » f ‘ *n attended by the tr.ent which would eliminate the .rT7>r <,,irnrr*<l husband, WHILE IN OUR CITY long period between the election of , A!*” ' '* '• * rymarkable feature congressman and the time they a c - '° r d vorJe’ **»*• that divorces of tuaily begin work—thirteen months! P*opi*‘ of * mor* or **M advanced —and suspend the session o f 1**• h* v** become a rule, nay theee “ lame tlucka” held shortly a f t e r * v, n " “ tnumher divorces the election. ■,m <mg the younger generation.* . del,jr*d- hampered thcM, L'nited fnr Ipan.swL Phone ThMTn°h*, tf K"! ^*rr*— w# herebyf< That in Itself would create some i of the Unlti rmhsrrsHn.rnt to the Missouri amendment* Democrats who want to keep the the L'ntrd V rank* Intact but when you look ** 8 at>out for the attitude of some of Ithe Kt Louii !j 5 i* **? *** S,i* 'ourt*0*. your tre- ing up his jjfJ S L !*'"••••• Your Search Im- i thf. r ty wer n l 2weJ l 0 ,0n' « ■ " * m.ndlng lead t V , , Junior senator from Ifav howei who would have no easy s tu m p 'fo T S row^to hoe under such an arrange- went out In , . 9 E V E R Y O N L Y City Commission Extends D A Y C O N F E C T IO N ! ■A Cordial W elcom e Wg Handle EVERYTHING IN THE CONFECTIONERY AND OUR CURB SERVICE IS UN EX CELL 103 P hene 197 W e lc o m e Y o u During the last campaign when would awarn d llawe* made his succeasful fight his tender*^ — S A N F O R D ’S IN K r-" 1 m ao* nis fsrrnal an- f o r the seat R e^ l . ^ L .7 . “ W». U rd e n ry to nounrement o f the candidacy, h i. fo r h lm T m l . t r i v i a w S k c d T o r ! ° " V * " — C O M E FOR HEALTHY AND TASTY DRINKS TRY la looked upon aa one who ular will by Hny, Dry (nnrl’ilatr For Gov­ ancj may fight to prevent the senior and the fir* ernor. Ik Expected To Be i r” .m K U,n,r U,e •u u 'i Th<' resol Chief Opponent; Democrats coivre n t . ‘ ° ‘he n“ l na*,0M l. » Be Split ()n Their Choice* R. ST. LOUIS, Mar. 7.— ( IN’S)*-A* , Senator James A. Reed of Mi*. ,, .«<uri hn* made a fnrfnkl bow to solicitation* o f hil fellow JVtnocraU to permit hi* Aamr enVH tered in the presidential nomina11 tlon race In 192ft, the possibility of an unusual if not rmharrasing rituation arise in this state with We are glad you are here and we want joy your alter! atay with us. IU* »o ctl| i com* and bids them make themselves comfortably at lui 1 May Your Stay In Sanford I Be Very Pleasant City Substantial is sincerely ^Jad to greet the coveted pennant. - th e Jndi f. 1Indianapolis „ Indians » “ r *•*>• ■" ° “ r ,,,n n '' _ H ly1 ^Tc1^M h^ilKnnolIl'thTIH TOu h', If wo , ,,,,'oorvo y M A K E O U R Union S T O R E Y O U R >ou " j H E A D Q U A R T E R S P harm acy P hone 375 * have looked forward to your coming to our cit stand ready to aid you in any way that you ma s during your spring training. It is our heart) your training season be so successfnl that the ^ will be a banner year for you. to have the Indians enjoyable a time as is possible. The City Cor hospitality to the Indianapolis Baseball Tea J uki what every one in the grand stand H c *Prctlng the batter to make—y*i -r |H the one thing that requires experl skill und raining (u do. There is no need to sacrifice th o possibilities of making this grand play— mt our ice cream. |( helpa build muscle and a more perfect health. Ice C ream Ask Your Dealer For It S u c c e ssfu l O ne For INDIANS Seminole Forrest Is T h e S in c e r e W is h O f E. F . H ousholder Com m issioner P h on e 634 O' I �7 7 v ~ ^ ; • " \jt- ; U'Cc’V-'* THE SANFORD nEIM I.D, MONDAY. MARCH THE SANFORD I1BRAI.II- MONDAY T h e C h ie f M o u rn e rs I w ta llT b rf t h ^ X r T 1” ? ? flh 0 By ARTIILK BRISBANE ft unos"** •» /sjsa'sajps: . yiua nr<tq*U and!,r several newspapermen »rrir«f in c.I! si K .? & 8! a t t & r ® Von nr (’bleat* A (rd M. No Arrirm lul Sarrrn. Hatred* Me \»av. Science lio a Ahead. . C*Wrl«lil IWT. hr star f a. , dal, and Personal Adiviti Call the Willard Men— We reek-ir** pair all mnkes of t. n in e t y y e a r s 22111* Social ]alcndar day, Chhagn h n im r » eity with Mil ‘ {g}** spring q u « iitr iic n * n|7 x»V M ri,i i ! UkK tip than .l,Vio |»pi N0w S training .W a f t l hw jS h J d f f iS f •"*“ Population It nix Uon7 3.000fHto J other FloridnrfMe* which are non- h i ® - O T t f c n B T /X »-n<t Chicago i, fourth teity in the *«rtd in tltr. that or. ence waa a lit•lefltplllrinrnt aroundI KortDearru n bor» frequently in danr»r _ . of mil\JcvCrfll yMrt «Ro Florida wa x Ihe training 'mot.ml fee **rfa by Indian.. Judae ' ‘ E. H. <>»»y i father, aho want went to to Chtca Chira. ,■oul‘, " ot »**• “ fooled into bajln r a worthier farm on the —-J* at muddy edfe of Lake Mirhiran s nt O r la n d o .' P t* } / Jrw ‘ be Mtchican avenue S lJ S S d a w ifm 1 . i ' add,t,on t0 sev‘ ra> ‘ r f U h * ] A n , 2 i ,. n # MONDAY. MAF’.CII *S*P»nrnrr t)ulrken« I aith licl.v which Sanford will Aniymr me when I call, O (Jyd nf my rirhteou.ne.s; .visit cannot be computer! in dollars ami cents ' T h o O a .t aet me at large ’when accompanied by nevrspajiermcn who will dailv fi I w . in dUtrr*.; lluvn m.-rry u|wm me. and henr , or the team’s activities. Into these stories j creep some boost for the Cltv Substantial. Sa mp prayer. I'.aim d:|, PRAYER: -May our prayer. Our FpUvrr. rverrl*e out of »ln- i cerr heart- . will appear on the date lines and in the bead line era. The City not only will rrcieve eonaiderabl the inatanapobs newspaper* but also will is* <»U» ROOKS ARE REST „ V TO J. II. P. ° iW f M* mtV <Vi,h Hh,t Doe* 'Taithome Ferii greet our .i f i t . On forati.piece nr title “SureetrNeir *et “ It.,* ’»” heart STJJ ■ M A C H IN E S 190.00 fic motor dne*. ’ hinc and W>inV Terms T0 So, Phone Ifil.j »n tR*t amf tho. **4 of ta in A t .. ^ v l P*rty t.u|j another . andnlate f „ r the prr ey. Ilia entry h«* long been ca»t, but there la alway, in In tho actual taking of the (andidaDa for president ui do not com# nut with forwal ai nremonta aft«r tho manner of P«Ma of | rank. Thoy lot their friend* *°^ them and 'tlvey appear Ir mle o f answering tho call to d Tho nrw**t entrant I* Hoi llet-d, whom friends In hi* I "H A T On Ixian* ntriipifi! I owncra ami |.h ;. i ,,| m „ th* people „ f (he *Ute wl7h •he im,mrtane, of doing their duty at the noil*. The member* of the lieu ware county bar indomeil a Z. . 2 r ,h* hePuhlican nomination, »et the voter* who might have u k * *orh advice wem indifferent. Dearth . . . nominated and elected. He ha* .lemon. Irated a U .k o f Judicial' pot«e that doe* not recommend him, to the people of the »t«te nt largo. I The llou.n yetterdny took thbit between it* teeth and ran avruv under rnn.idrralion. Attorney * te y r»l DUHom. earlier in the week g*m It a . hi* legal opinion that the l-egt.lnture haa no authority to irtkitr.irh Judfr Pcarth. Th**' cnn.titulinri provides for Impea •; , f*9mi Jjt Lwnli/.V H O M E B Y S E A ! a I t l l l a m • tie.** «Or—" V —f Fklh*«l*M..||4.|( —— f*r-. I m Im • I4i.il M *r«b.nti U MInara Traiu.Cw. 7 ‘ “ dtwt m the open. nne need gues* as to what Mr. Reel favor*. He tella the country in plain ternu.- Upon another point ‘ •'♦eminently well qual. ! f i J * * ,tron« believer In !to to* right* and I* unrelenting I fo# of foolish legislation and ptea> uroi that seek to Increase tho po­ wer of the federal government at Ihe e»pen»f« of the state*. Upon foreign quest tons Mr. Reed hold, many antiquated view*. Perhap.. W,r* l’ , e , , nt he might Ih- a tittle more open-minded Anyhow If Mr. Reed make. . determine.! race he will bear clow* watching. Ho has been the eirtor In many bitter campaign*. The, hotter the rampalgn the bettor he ' Hko* It and the more impreksive mLr'i « * • term.dal.le poait.cn as the leading third .amildole, counting, of course. Mr. MeAdoo and Governor Smith ahead ,,f Mm tn holding the center of the S co tt C 0IX L 0U G H J R E A L T Y CO. I K A N D Y K IT C H E N S ’ Vlilane Thevu* 'v N* e u tllgladly raiimate coaf.lumJah maietU< •«*• Tut you in touch with reliable workmen ,0r ' on»fruction, alteration or repair SH EETRO C K * * *■ Hrighi. . n-L— 1 n. N . N I P P E R F orm erly O f Rn|t.Nipper A d w rtisin ir Co. ••t M. al MacMdia Ave. t l ’ p S ln irs i U N IIK R A M E R IC A N AUDITORIUM Judge ,m, Mm W E. Whit, •pent the week-end very ,dea*ant 7 Tampa a. the gue.t of reIa tive*. Hamburgers Steaks Hot Cakes ile Lunches Wednesday, March 9 th. Waffles Efram Zimbalist T»«tr I M A N A C .E M I ialities Are Daytona Beach >B FUNIKA STRINGS, Fla -vh 7.— I INS, - . -John McSween. member, of the legialalure form Walton county at the last aetalon, .Ir. and Mrs. W. J. Murriann an-1 lua been orre.tcl by Foreat Rannounce the hlrth of a daughter on Krr» o nrhargra —. of aettlng the .Saturday morning at their home l * ,K,d* on fire. L . waa Uken to *’ • He on I almrtto Avenue. Th* bahy I ren.*rola amt relea.nl on bond haa been named Sallie Alberta. I™ * unger# said they loeatnl the j fir# from thrlr lower. I Mr. and Mrs. Luka Thom,kAOfl r#turnrd hnm# Monday /ram 4ark»on\illr whrr# Ithry »prnt thr WnaiLanA w.JaL . " Double Decked Toasted Sandwiches rtre* $1. fl.S O , J2. $2.30 Plu* T «k . NN e h a v e o n e o f t h e m o s t m o d e tek tl* <)n Sale F rid a) M orning, M arrh 4lh.‘ rn a n d c o m p le te S a n d w ic h S h o p n in C e n t r a l F l o r i d a . ( le a n , S a n it a r y , N e w ! Illoomfietd Hulirk an. Mr*. Bussell Van Klrl than IWk will regret !.. jearn that brat, N. J., and Mr*. Fre« •he i. Ill at her home on Palmetto ►re the gueat of Mr*. VV Avenue and Fourth Street. IVright at luncheon M»i. i la*on Springs. • Robert J. Holly returned home .Saturday morning from Tallahas a*lea Powell Jr., relumed see where he .pent a .hort time Jay afternoon from lle.v. on hu.inea*. jf., where she ha* Keen Wade i.dt-nfield of Dublin, tia , cr mother. wh.1 »pent the tuu| week here on husinrx and waa the gue.t ..f hi. : Vlr*. B. A. Howard, Mr*, son Flank Kdenfivbl, left Homlay ac ami family. Mils Min» niovning f»r TallahasM^-. and Misa Kara Warren motored to Bahaon I'arl. Mr. and Mr*. Jamra K. Iliggin* • her* tlfey spent th- of llatnek t'lt, .pent Sunday tn *» the guest of Mr. and r anford aa the g.ieata of Mr. Illgfya Morse. «.n * aiater Mra Ralph Wight. I I IH w i t h ( h e m n c e r e n f r o f f r r e e t i n f H ( h a t w e w e l c o m e elcome Indians o n c e a « r a in T h e w is h fo r th e m In d ia n a | > o liii I n d i a n s t o .S a n f o r d a m o s t-p le a s a n t s la v d n r i n .r and to tk n t* the /.refvrtvo/ wall>x>arj, for Inaulation. Fire rrMRtivn, I’erfect Oecorution, Permanence. *ry rilixctt o f Sanford wrlrnmra you lo our Indtunn. W e a ir Kind l o are you *nd will do ‘ ing in our pow er In m nkr you r atav a plr.i-.m l Headquarters For O F 1927- OCALA BANNER * it now appear* hy advice* from cal plum, the democracy of Flurthe Mate capital that other *4a haa been more than generooa ton* ,d the , u u will demand pot,. t<» th* City ef Jarkaonville. Heal recognition. Sa<>* a fl if it* control of th* stat* *■ '»w IUt for th* guUrnatorial It elevated th* Hon. Wilkinson Call rL ^ iw*nUoue«l. to a seat in th* United States sen. DnyelR fariton. Tamna- D e w ate, Whkh he held until his death It also honored the Hon J. P. Thlli ’ t e ' d '.t nf the Stair frrro ta a seat in.that body, as it iS * * * d*ka T. AI sop IB* Judge L. W. Strum, nf d«l also thr lion. Jama*, and Na­ r‘H,r1: Judge W HAT (|hCR were Mack mr-lt- than Rryan, ami the Hon Duncan ea streams o f lava reach out into l • Fletcher is now serving his r jL T ; *,wtow. of Tan. the dcaert. a* they poured down third term, and ha. a Ilf* tenure «rmer t.overnor Cary A from volcanoes, dead ag«* ago. uT* !Wn*l“r J»l.n W f Miami, and last hut by 3‘ou walk ovar plains o f salt, a , ' Isaat. former Govert, r M ay ® D R Y C L E A N IN G Y O U 'L L F IN D A N D W E Nour 1 9 2 7 R a c e lie a S u c c e to tfu l P R E S S IN G E X C E L P r e v e n t s d ia r r One S P A L D IN G S P O R T IN G L O F I S V I L I .K S avon e v e n t-' M a k e s th r n t tjn B IL L A* Hanford leading cleaner >ou’ll find that we dry cleaning and pressing, both men and ***’• work. One* you’re Hied our prompt, effi* >( **rvire and quality work you’ll no| be naltefied * olber. O F F IC IA L A N D A L L G O O D S SL U G G E R IM )A K »* IIA T S G L O V E S L E A G U E B A S E B A L L I1 A S E B A L U S L E T UaS K E E P Y O U R C L O T H E .S I N O R D E R A C C L S S O B IF X W H IL E C IT Y . # Q U A L IT Y W O R K A T If , L O W C O ST i f \ t f c t o 'C l a i t w J ’* ** nun,Wcl'* **"»♦ *Urt the yellow- ociork, when Miaa \ Innie L. Will- any atreet t *d moving' westward ten*helm th- world. Itomocn^t. Gee! Do n a» u 7 4 PRIC KS RIC.HT I.EGIBLATOR ARRFjtTFD kny friends „ f Mra. , Fuller will be Interestk that khe i« rapidly |mp ie r an operation on bwiminr at the VYericv lloapiul, Atlanta. Go.. NVATERS Phone R e n o w n e d V io lin is t in a Substantial I ’itj "•<>I Sanford Air. : • S I G N S Mr*. W. K. Watson. Mr*. John George U'i*on. «i .ludt nl at L'ni* vemlty of Florida,, tpent the week- leopard, Mra. A. M. De Forv.t. end hem with hi* iparenl., l|r. and Mr*. R. L. Tolar, Mm. M. M. # A*'. *•*“ Kbwheth Ovemtmet j-Mm. Ilarry J. Wit,Ison. «*f Orlando and Dr. R. S. Keelvr Substantial Jew. T R Y O lIR P E A N U T P H O D U H S i’ Ka m t BHirri.K. p e w i t iio n b y i n u a I’ K W I T Hl tiAlt COATED. PF.ANt TS HALTED ha. returned here he .pent •■OR ’ a. . ,U*.T . {5* * * r^ - ■ atudent at ISteuon Unlvemity at Deland .pent Frank A. Ever- l . w k “ »ul here with hi. rrtuiin. Y a c h t . f’r whH have tw,-n Mm. Clyde llyrd ■pending the winter here at the i*unday In the.r Hayde Byrd (pent Saturday In T w L m '^ T 1 U ke " orth. Tht*y ulll return In Sanford for a Orlandn when he attended the Tentral Florida Ire Dealer. A.wv-iatinn of which h# it Yirt firHiiWni. Tel. 732 311 Flntt.VkUil s a n f o r d . Florida] Real Kstatc In-untJ ‘A ((# tempted To \\>d In Palm WilUr.l Gali •teach Itul Preacher Trite fmm Martin. Oa Them To (in And St* Aimer the pa.t week. D in n e r Iw t iMvIiotw o f Kunfuni.* S2,1100 to 5.S.OOO P O M I T CLOSING \ C A N D ID A T E IIIKHOP JAMES WiM - f Chira. g ° 1*11. Epiacopallana "ut.lr*. America come* l „ . halt in ita mad ” rush for wealth and pleasure, na­ , the nomlnition. tional moral destruction in at the i . ? ' , Miaaourian will eml of the read." make ■ formidable rare. The re. That ha* been said often in th« j cent straw role poll o f The Journal traled that he had muth latent paat, sometime* when rendition* w*re much w-ur*e than they are •trvnrth in Florida, ami that r<a>, Bam for the rest o f the country, lie wa. not only third In Journals poll but he waa Drat nn the aecond choice vote*. • Mr. Re.,| ha( -great talent. Upon nark or thr human race, control •lomeatlc ua-.e. hr ha. I...... „ „ '.w-i ling ita destiny there I, a powet trra lrr than that o f h m tlcrrrn dance hall* or a degenerate stage. U llllAtn. U sl.kt W#41* 1 A b*,* ^ ‘ tel hum, weeding rvcrur- t h T ^ y u J l J ." R e s id e n c e — «>n hom e* A N O T H E R l-m l^ l aU.ut the' Trouble In Georgetown , Mattie Gad.cn. a dusky belle of --------Georgetown in the midst of a Married at Orlando on Ihe 16th bout, Wednesday night, I* M. Bunnell of tieneva, ami Mr*. engagvd in an alterClyde Dr.mi. of Alabama. Mr. r" , ‘un with Iwr hu.bgud and tried Bunnell la well knuwn to our pc »• to u ,t "* h‘ m with a knife. She pic. having taugl.l Mhmd hen- lu.t *M«"-«-‘*iwJ Very well aod by the Mr*. Drni.ia earn.- heir'un- r * * h*‘l wremhed the knife u * i •'* »weiity.*e»rnth v*/r letin. •y a few w.-rk. ngo. irurn her, he had received fifteen ubf^wC •'w’ "le of Wan ^ "te r d ll.ra'd (. onS T l r ? '* 1 ' lucre wa. IP ? » s 5«te‘ d way bark ilh d ^ E n fo ld Journal, eh d -d * natural rf^,h ,h,Tl„ .h - I N NKW YORK on Thursday k *w atmnert lane Ufore The ! ,r*l rU »a lowbrows frig wa* ever thought of. 22.^ •** * second fla.a •tafct. But that's rw>t i#rioui j Two children o f th# 30.000 may "T V » « n with the moat garden * du combat V . t 11 ‘ "tere.tcd ta know 'Whkh of the aecond class thur. • uf Ihe v*ar doesn't al lfmB knock th* rther unronrioo. mo*,. ^ r tablca." |‘ Owr rivlliaation haa cannibalism, h k .Z ^ '^ ,,‘ Union. dation' bn,U,l,jr ,o r its foun hl2ir JIT*. *** rKap w,,k “ w " twrtu . «•/ fl.hA prlt* fight crowd aiiwply.te,h* *w*wlv»l of th* rovx h ir 'd 1 frd -Flawrmdot Wlhglwpc instinct without th* k tr *•'*•» Ih*' n^Wrapaper courage to do it* own fighting . Premium* M rs. IM P E A C H M E N T INDIANAPOLIS STAR The imi-earhment |iruree.iiog in *Ugurate.l yeaterday agalnvt Judy. p . O Friend, to whom .’ Acconllnif to an editorial In the Tnmp:, Tribune. »omePtemnra H. VY. Dearth wa« was undoahtundoul.i |ibinjr new in I aria ih the "lyiriR mirror.” It i» reallv quite . e*Uy In*,.ire«t by the evtdence *ul>ht, e ,n though you war. are *oort milled by Munrie tillian* who le» Sfw ” ° f ‘ hem n.n ‘ for f“ l " b o want to look lified a* to what they deflated fr ‘ O w _ i •bwtt cable I fear of Modem pirate'* thin. These mirrors are sllBhtly convex ami are guaranteed r HmlH State. t», German he Irregul.title* In the selection of / to mnkc ev-en the heavyweight look nice and skinnv. Hut there f* , • yeaterday, I>rr*ldrnt Coo- wram, Snd other r»mptainta of the U am 1* 0 . , ^ •/are some for ladies whose dirt* have brought them to n too tre.1 I’ r.*idem IIindeburg judge*, .,-tlona In an official e*. Attention waa directed to 7 ,h« ‘ “ «hi. a.ld.tional parity ough the print* U not *o emaciated condition. They r.re slightlv concave and add n r communication will t.fo . Ju.ig. It. m h of the munrie uhim fair amount of flesh to uny skeleton. Jtual under* landing and tecentlv |,y hi. unceremonious me­ r dark, the binding (light I And it Isn’t nt all surprising If the customers of these !!>e ,w '* Count lie*.” thod o f dealing with George Dale** tor, be fee d ll! o r aage, mirror shops get real satisfaction out of their purchases The Judge U. . 1 jbndenburg re,.lie<i J*rr*’k > I .Miration. g from that dUtant ago People are such vain errature*. They like to see themselves lltely. Germany, rid r-f n o 1 ii. ,lrw*t>0> ' •■•ten into court for *r«*n. we .ay of right! . . ,h2 l* P » n containing nn s>k* Are llrnt,**—IWverty as wonderful beings no matter how tlicv appear to others. artirte reflecting on him. Although most of us don’t need mirrors, our invaginations are A <>>• • »» aet up that the free-' sufficient. But Can't you just sec sum * pompous Parisian dorp of Hje pm*, war at .U ke be. he weather is itself again. dowager, strutting In*fore » convex mirror admiring the rauye .#<the attitude uf Judpe Dearth toward* Dale. That waa not loG Martin la.planning a *o and I he Dale ra«e dmp# into In J u iu ii . i Oennan enterdju« a what the people prlae will take electricity from algniflranre In the impeachment rr. poaaJ yeaterday pa*.ed by th* '"'ran water. . ' Hot surface water* o f tropical H< u«e and now up to the Senate Nobody hg, anv aympnthy for Dal* i* . ,..r“ n*/,’ r,n li,lui,, carbolic acid into gaaform rarholic acid **i cW J .* n -*•<»•« the trop.c,1 ^ Wj , cr being UUM, hLM ‘ !hr Fa.fnrm arid in.„ r “ to «ran*formed M to no party's arbitrary inti, u liuuid state by cwld’ waterl k follow Truth where'er pumpe.1 frmn the depth* o f the. kda the w a y .'-g uolh th, [Chirr. rimipany plana for loctrtcity. •lant, ami a In Drat« rhrap And r u is e D E A R T H I :m IWt h f«MT Or. and Mr*, lien ft •mall daughter Jean Sunday at Lakeland , of Mr. amt Mm. If. A THFRSDAY Trarhem Aaaoeiatinn nf Ir lti*h School will meet . -M7 •- E. VVh.tr Yloek in the auditorium. ^■ughter. Betty. ret ••r Arhing Or Tlrrd Spcvi.l, m^'e 102 | nr Apomm Ig n o r a n c e Is B lis s al.o aerou.l) [ill rreet at the churrh at rk f»r a hu.ineee meet- S* *•“ '•"». "urreeiline! T v .-V Standard Oil when he Mnv f v v ’C' " * nrv| Uh thr ,nl*any f.T X, ' ’ year.. U r" now prcudent. \Vh«o an opp,irtun|tv 1 ( l« .omeone that ha. lien in the Ioffer* in Standard Oil, It |« r |v»„ Irrsaquation tor ye-r». |UU. i 11'^r* i'k*1 P*fk #,,<J chooee arouml I Z .1 coun,rJ’ for im|M>rtarit "* traHTV ,? i* M thin'; thi. over. •"■<“ • » f StaiHUrilI on ly and *«uM ha tn »mhi«lnn t f ° P' n ‘ - J ; .» Tunnldlff. returned home ^ k r « ilr/ *rTnH **roral tlaya | t i R f " * # n r *° Wm1 h i s ; Mr* 111.1 Sanford .\ *i J*** M CCK<S that la.ta I. ar- .’ftSr'TK*j; Stanley » u reported tn Kara left Vltami at the u n w lima, telling rel •tiraa ha needed a ra«t from pol . , . ,* " u - <Ja . «• the r II meet Wr». Grare llatfleld of, little ____ | Mm t . c . Chaffee udio n f. «®ck. Ark., rrand denuty ..f thoM°n Park Avenue Myrtle Society nf the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Knrln*.. . f ,*‘T n* U ,t %* « ‘ k In Sanford, Muni- formulating plan, for the o rr a n li* .;..... n °? "p " t*r th« hat .w a s h i n g # *?, “ ‘i T 1 from ■ a,v» " of oil. That u “ makinr *• ,,r R S " rrn * m p|w on a billion dollar .rale. ' °°n S S e U d ? s i J V i e 'U S d t ^ j! . ; J " " d a * for D a v to tT n l^ k ^ h S whft **P«ct »«* at - 1 Mm. fee and her ttrrtain _ ®.r have ruevu are atkedl dau*M nw*r at *° ""W fr *he hnsteite. at nnre a. Tarrytnwn. N, \ flaa Kent of at S:10 t»**rration. will U made after n*orninr for Miami' left Monday hem they will yn An- Monday evenlnr. ■pen.| the week. -monih. „ .. ’ — —— PAYS SANEORII A VISIT Mr«. Robert lee Fhone 173 Jbu ThTr 10 rnaJ^ u KnfrU,‘ m aifn* t w ,0 b rfn »f th e ir clu bs h e re * ' -VERSE FOR TODAY SA N FO K D 8 1 9 W . 3rd St 1 , , " L thuerp, nre ° thrr "I’ lK-als. The reception accorded the ams has been most cordial and the support fjven exhibition '* • K T ” . hr,s ' ^ n wrntifvinff. Another t E that favnr. t S 12 I i the value nf the national State is Its proximity to the cast and mid-west ! f t rnvrnte. the “ cracklne comprise practically all of the major league circuits. i pr.»ce* IjC ln«t n«mblea th# im ejn t J Residence Telephone 217-W Mi.. Evelyn Whitehead nf M a m W. La UNDRy '• th ! S f S i T r i 1 T* n wn Spring, the Phillip nt " the Worlc Champion Cardinals at Avon ”Park t : r : ^ i;', |Indianapolis cluh. Florida i*S also also host host to u the Milwaukee y club ^ rr°W* r*pMly’ of tho name asaoriatlOh and the Atlanln club n ern League. *' ° f ‘ hC S° " th* ^KNATK^tJourned a. the I* Tho popularity of the state ‘ * ns n place to train bnsi'b.-tll ^"•‘erahl^member, hariny i>nivH cluh.x hag jrrmvn becauao of the cllmate'u offer' ” and............... no mow, very little cold weather acartelvrs. Florida has uiJu7uwV.,ir, ,no’ t ,ml?"r‘ *nt »nv ninfnll S S S S 'r t S f t u ' S L £ T S ! thia time o f the year. These factors form the greattnl ta !' ts- I s I t icltvk I the will .p^pd ,kj. WM,k ^ the uiuat fnrthnirhtlv bHdlr* _ ilnbow," f 1” ' n . ror member, of the Soria!; preientof the Wi * “ ' 1 Ml at l l T ’*1! It wi*h Mm. Hyde Dynl I and Mm. Charles |, park. a« ho«. K b ' *• *u^« «f < "uple Rrporlrd To IIa ir At* tenet. O N E - D A V SKR1 SI g & ff M R S- F R E D S. D A IG E R . S O T t E r v E D ITO IT O R R ED and Mr*. Stanley Hookine ha. teen »r*mhng leta o f |IW# together an a rVratia^Mr) hut <toni*d they were •rK tl «r Stan »h -n asked. Tannir Ahwr. comely night «»oh •Usrrr at Miami Beach who t*. r»ntly * a> reported r n fit t d to m«m- I', m iiivt at an early data. **" teltevwd to ha Her* hunting •' f r y and Stan. »Vrt> » a . .aid to Kara toft New V»»k several daya ago vnwmg »he Tfrotff S i a n ) # or 41#.* * ‘ f* o f Mr ter- and alTV. a tm « ahall I ... "t. the aaat i P h on e 465 |t ' i i M i m i i i i l i a i i i i i i i n i i i i i i i i i i * * Pressery P h o n e 861 �T O E S A N F O R D H ER A LD C M O N D A Y . M A R C H GS.neral Sar8*"L Coolidg News FromHie Field Tills Morning WASHINGTON, Mar. 7 -T h rre *■ « " W * I life In Wash* ,,, _ »hom Calvin CoolBob Snyder {d*« U carnaloua, a vertable pos.lp. toV'.'urter 1 not accom- ***■ name la John Garibaldi Sargent Urt r “ Good of the tribe. V ^ {•‘ ■ JHie In Attorney Generic of The afternoon or |**• United Sute*. When he and Training Camps , *ay to the eieva » r U * „ . iM K irT lim of A. a ad craggy ilJr hlrn»*lf •» a pillar ■refully •ee the tr J Z Z K i p' r frwY? o ,i>r: that De- . 1 Xmill have to aoc pertcal of !rr,iA.“ nn,e>' Ue^etal for all tutor th* front I had Been I poi-rhance, he should see one o in " f the pillars move, hr w onT*?™ . . . and It *«y th at He will j u. , he didn't haughty silence, keys lone s £ k Vhto Jworning despite rumor, from In* W,B ,nT°Ir*d In U r*\ 8tekl" » will pro* s e n - . m ^ j r " , ** r cond when the aaason open. , in *PH* o f the rumors i w a a out ^ t oorh^ e* through who W|ta f the ,k game ill* , h**a last year, was with the tribe i in^i fit*mk-,K*U^ Lhat he was feel* . c?^b h.'th^ilS i n,k* WM w,th H>e f » ia * ? 19U »«w»on. ( Reb Russoli, husky outfielder 1 kaned on several slants In batting TARPON .SPRINGS, F l.„ Mar. 7c—Th* Browns went to Sarasota |today t« meet the New York Gianta .In the first exhibition *ame of the !season. ____ _ J AVON PARK. Kla.f Mar. 7 - - The |cardinals were retting in tnm to­ day for their games this wrvk which open tomorrow with the uptVcr»ity of Florida. Wednesday the Boston Brave, come here and Friday a return jramo with the brave, will be played at St Peters- • mon* fn»n«reejfc J Is n ? TV-. ‘^ 1 »rind, CLEARWATER. Fla.. Mar.7— pmipocts r.tuaitie* continue to cripple the iiii.iklyn Robins. Johnny flutlcr and Arnold Statt ramified and im­ mediately w*r* stricken with ton* Iu!etn" rt‘ C ,Z rJ :* , * Z t hV man>’ rri‘ *re (n w l. ts r r I f 1” ,,fc " ' i'>"*lly they break JWrtni^t f i ^ n e ^ r r^ nrr ,hBt Mr,,n donr nnythinp else hut a in o f inh ')T ,'LU>,r ? n<? hp •••“ "•"I ronlroi n r t 2 l .n l ? L I h e fec cral prosecution machlnreefed aH *ry He is from Vermont, and he fa Face Powder bout hth^ s.900,l,'r * arr rl,*M M n J t. * r t L i ,i . , Tlh,> A ,,ornr>' Uenc nfl I. said nat artment. to be enamored of his job. It to . . o f f i c e « £ .lp a d in the Inner cirri*, of .W a.hlnrton »h*t he would have -----------* * HI! | v"r " r ° * ,h| twfired to hi. l!V < V * " " 0" ' n»«unlaina but f o r 1 C8 **"• insistence o f Mr. Coolldg* that i a . hr. rpm*ln. The A. G. I. « ... M a g n o lia hf» •>( mi solid ads from Ms In U words for one to k*rtli'it«. When entered ir. ordered, each line will |st«d as • word* e.rd rate applies to each *a. for .sample 11 wards la**rtIons at la a word II llmas >« or l!.M j ads nat l.sa than la words •Pon’t Swear nt Your.... plt,c,>w - 3o* Uommel* *t ws?ss Jsrijs-B C e le r y « J S k M tte r T l*y tWr,l b“ A ■” « ^ th e 7 i3 d ‘ n,0f’ r ,h* f,r*‘ lo « W h ere C ra te s pared Ukp ShinholaorV Crntra find Swear by Thom B m lS i S d ^ i * h / orr,rt U l » ^ * r . to, fe sa ttir l a i s t t A SSsawsyfiSi j." ,.w‘« nd round of the Interna­ tional four-ball golf tournament. Grapefruit Last Week Armour and Cruickahank oppose o i b l « ,y i *l!d R ,m pl°n.wilh the n S 5 ^ o T ^ March 7 - hi™ ** f " low ,: Mrhl* jrap ofru it .hipped 522L, *"„d ,,urk* va Carberry and t o u E ^ t o - ? end,r!* B »ta "L y ll.nl^l WurT.*y' and *U « pn Hutchinson vs Brady and Walker. ^ L E R g B U R Q -M .ln Btreet to U L im Ju/ ,r ° ni r ,,y W e To W ill B e B e tte r P r e ­ S erve Y ou W ith Vq knot*, no cross irrainod; -licks—just bans uj> yood' INDIANS Just ri^ h f ' thtok the boat crates in the district. Welcome " ^ , invito your comparion in the fiolda whore cel* pry is l>cing packed * ou art* cordial!) invited to make IhiM More your headquarter*— will Kindly extend any rotirtegy or Infor* PROMPT service? Oh. yes.B " * nro within an hour of 8 ■ any celery field o f this dis.fi S trict. • IN atribtitorg • ^ m n y . b e r * today. and R A W L IN G S A T H L E T IC G O O D S The Ball Hardware ■ m f rates distributed through? American Fruit Growers, S c.. and Sanford Oviedo S "n ick Growers, Inc, S . 0 . S h in h o ln e r 5 -7 F ir s t S tr e e t » Y EXPERTS W ITH MODERN EQUIPMENT II Work (JuaranCoed— Your Patronage Invited Hoff-Mac Battery Co Urnto Mnnufaclurcr In O u r N e w UNCEMENT H om e come l» BLOCKss -Irrigation id general cement a oca. onriata Co., J. E. Ttr'rop. ''illi open doors ihe Indiannpoliij Indians and extends its hospitality to all members and personnel of-the entire team. It "ill We Are Here To SERVE YOU do all within its power to make their s t a r ilu in City Substantial a pleasant one <indi NON BY TO I.KND fROVED RESIDENTIAL [I'SIN ESS PROPERTIES W.NG TO SUIT BORROW KRS Itf.N YEARS WITH EASY BIY PAYMENTS OR UP ON a iV E TERMS WITH M. PAYMENTS m BOND A MORTGAGE „ COMPANY u West Forsyth St. ONVII.LE, FLORIDA. "ishes that this baseball season may cidl "ith the coveted pennant Ilie Indians’ Park. fly in g OAK II11.1, i well located M acao t*e Kiughi on term# of SIO cash, aa^h, and 110 monthly. Two of Ihe** lots are corner* facing on pare.) (TO L E A S E -F or the summer te •*en*v» Avenue, which is Responsible lm .n U 3 house* In with asphalt. No finer Iota am •• Coronado Beach Modern in eecty j* had to tub Hill. Owner will sell •letart, completely 'utni.hed.ldeally l«r fiM each, on terms as stated located. Reference. « ». banged for i Katie—Doubt. term* and conditions AdJreas Box MAGNOLIA and turner, faelng f m ith and oast. Tn.> Iatx. kdt iV'irabl* fur apartment house. Price JJ^oo R l’RINKNM I OCATIUN 1 our u *r te,w «. If with iill reasun 2V »TOKK room ISxho •< TJ0 Magnolia Avenoo. Fuit.ble f .i •mAU butlnni; r«nl rrm nAblc WT 2T LoC AV* » U E LOT, near Apple at A. P. Connelly A Son* iJlh Street. IIMtU. t hi. lot mil rnuly (arrifiL « l Magnolia Av*. Phono 4*. I V<1R_ YOUR HEALTH'S SAKE I ,T » t CHIROPRACTIC A!) a USTMENTS, DR. \V. E. MAC* , N ATL b a n k w a n t e d t o i BLDG. I'HONE 482 J. <>n firat mutts. —— ------------------------------------------- ( ll-rald Offk*. 2— IX )S T & F O U N D I I — MISC’. FOR S A L E LOST •DELTA SIGMA PHI frater* pity pin, gold diamond shaped. On the bark Is "J. N. II. 6-20“. Please rrturn to Herald. r 2 1 . R* NTr 0,l£ . . f S K i . •'■n* |.y PRENril AVENUE noar High ‘.nd Park. Four »ery dosirahie Return It. Ileraid tL w* ^ puiid.ng |„tjt ,|j (arc* at fl.ihk) srtl. i l«oPe 41t*H, R. R, Avenuee.ch. It Here ran yea find anything — r . Commercial Street. °F F H -K FOR B W N T-t* Memch letter than this? AV—After 4 P. JL — ------------------------- --------------------- „ BW*. Aprly A. P Conns ly A purw with a few RUGS, SMALL and targe; t hlnn. Sons. Magnolia and 2nd FALMETTO AVENUE, north of S / * ^ , ^ * * * T+ ) *H. a il Myrtle Ave. First floor. M'jrhry A r w l location. $S,0(M 15— R E A L E S T A T E F o r Sale i>ri mny i**aa..niMa tvrmi Herald and get reward F e DIO REED POUCK_ Pup71ml# nbhon litter at recent fair at DARK LIVER and wh OAK AVNNUK. IM J IjsneS aAb Orlando. Stmngheart strain. AtkJOun l|>g|. The street la being reas I»ot IMA or 712 llllrrest Avc. paved in front or this lot now Rf*AL f A R M 2S acre* Orlando. Artoi. the street In lilgbls.vl Gird In high stale <f rulU* I *rl* which Mfill rnalf thlv vation. 12 a. res tleamd 'rtv ..f great value U«I rash it a' LOST; ONE brown am1 and plowed, 2(1 aervs thst Is terr.sary fur a rash Pa, pointer dor with collar m«it. ruugh. This farns raa bo to John G. Leonard)'—Res t-ought at a sacrifice prwe H N U It R S T -l-ot M _ corn., 5— ALT1TJMUHILE If there I* quick action. Facing south ami east Prt.-v The farm is in a section . fl.itUO Small rash payment and TUO SI RING Coata for sale, cne __ CHRYSLER wlU take second mortgage fee bal where water is always c n A 8 . T. FULLER MOTOR CO light weight wool and one silk •Ice, tp responsible party. plentiful and has the hevt Sanfnrd^Ava. at 10th St. Phon# SW Extremely cheap. Inquire PDQ I• • --------cars Herald. of drainage, direct to l ake »:i M A HIGHLAND—A very de* M DODGE Jessup. • air able c»mer in a goo.I section, Pteasur* car* and GraLem Truck. STORE FIXTURES —Refrigerator, near new Seminole High Srbmd. Mm and 12th St Pbon* 9 | two ir* hoxea show case*, seals* I nr quick sale H7A0. Small cash All equipment will ... / " * h rrti*ter. W. C. Joiner, HODGINS A OOW /N C O . Auto 1 pa>meat and balance monthly. with this farm which will | 207 W First St. Radiator and sbeel metal wotks • equal around 112,000. Any* HIGHLAND AVENUE. NAs l i t "lain and ornamental aheet metal MEDICINE CABINETS for sale— one wanting a farm'at a " J■•* > tnntf iKirtb on m *f work. T el 7IS-W 207 French .Made in Sanford. 12xIS and 14*20 real bargain it wil^pay rr.tty bungalow* and attract!** Avenue. beveled mirror, made to last a life* hnmea. IA0 caah and balaiww them t.< Inirstlgata this. time. Every home in Sanford needs mnnthle. _ IIUPS-MARMONt, on*. Best quality and far superior EVANS TERRACE. U t 9. Ttu. is Sanford AutomobiU 0* to ordinary kind. Let ui deliver a g«od I.Hatlon, l*r»ce I1&00 tsrms ^ 0 Magnolia Ata Phene IS7 one to your home. Celery City Lumber A Supply Co.. Phone M3. JEWETT AND PAIGE BUY DIRECt FROM THE OW N*! f K If Interested In an* of thi RlVtrp GARAGE 13— ROOMS A HOARD call and aaa J. C. Minhell Sanford Dealer 20S W. la te s t Phone M • DEAN ItERG CORPORATION KENT VULCAN irriNG WUKK8 FOUR-BOOM Unfurnished house HOOD AND GOi DYEAR TIRES Apply llrrald U. H. L. I attertea. Distributer. Chandler TIIREErROOM Furnl.hrd Ap( Commercial Avenue menL Apply llrrald Office. LINCOLN — roilL> — FORDSON ROOMS, with or adthout meal* Edward iliggint, Inc. HEN TAKE Notice, flah _ Reasonable rale*. Uncoln Hotel i Uke buuitry wolves, see Commercial A Palmetto. Phone Ml *bj for boeu and bait, SANFORD UU1CK CO. roe bridge. 11— R E A L E S T A T E F or Rent 212 Magnolia Av*. Phone M7 iklN O LK H tlN TE R Y. - v O CAMERAS I FRONT BEDROOM for rent, with MODEL TRIM CO. IND SUPPLIES private family to gentleman on­ Wo trim the ear, not the owner. ly. Phon* WIJ W. I SL W. N. Lum'ry, I*rop. Then* I ! * for estimate*. r. W. RADFORD [A. K. ROSSITER I URNISlIED GARAGE Apart­ KEMINOLE HIIDSO.VESSEX ivenue ' Phone 212-VV ment for rent. Rale* reasonable INC. ‘•I Suggestion for Every fIS Park Avenue. Phone 42J*. 203 Oak Av*. Occasion Phone 41 H ill KENT to adults, three-roon il Porigns a Specialty furnished apartment, first floor, « — U U S IN E S 8 HER VICE HI3 Magnolia Ave. TO 1A)AN on improv rd property in amounts TWO REFRIGERATORS — Gskrf ."00 to 110,000. Mail pit* condition; i rinii reasonable.I »«r- TEN-ROOM house for rent. 8i)5 \Y,I th details. Carnet Broil.. son l^ikin, Inc. 'M. lander Arvada. Vth Street. Kleanthis A re». last Central Ave., OrlunJ.., Phono (too. TWO FURNISHED bed rooms, water, also garage. 700 Palm CONCRETE in every ahapo and form, blocks, tile roofing, urn*, Ave. IBKLNS — Haberuasher irters for C o 11 o g I « v * mentals, etc. Hanford Cement Prod­ uct. Company. Fifth and Msplo STORE FOR Kent -213 Kanfoi.l 110 First Street. Avenue. Call 7it. St*. Phone 112-W. . Sanfonl welcomes WANTED SALES Met rurjf’i nlNTIVI' ANCK OnORIUI b wad. In person at Tha k li»'.id office nr by T*l*phona dlsrontln*rl*r. ara not valid. wncATroN m n e x : th . is« rl.e.ltlrallons are retted ind nambared f o r , oftr.nce. They am made* rSsbetleslly and numtr- Larger Quarters C orn er Second ; “• J? 2 M «„ | By 1 pm If .a error la mad. fcsforj Herald Will not b. bu< for mors than on. let Ini.rtlon, tkerefor. ton thuvld ho notified at Announcin the name MELLO GLO. There'. '•Hung like It*— fianfr-rd Drug Co jJ s t e sr to rd l9 Um I S 1 Lm A was ^*tha b «td n i C d l « C h a ^ : £ *m c' rtaln,y » • » Phonorraph Repairing Plano Tuninp experta with 17 yaars experience. Sanford Music Store I„ «nJ Gift Shopp« Room 10 * 11 Mr Lander Arcade Phone >42. 1________ ifie d R a t e s Veo;, Different I n d T . t ^ ^,Ur^f,r Anthony Faeth »> SindllrxMwr. Both were • » P A C E ft& V E N SARASOTA. •00,fK>0 infield S K S * SS» JTJK M °" " T O E B A X F Q R D H E R A I.D . M O N D A Y . M A R C H 7< (Giants will g*t tig Unit Irut tort*' (hiw hopefuls hare made. • hen the t.iant* tackle the St . m u U firowiM In thrjf S ifa fxJii SURBVU’ ORtC ~ U „ Mar. 7 : bkxum gim r uf J h f |t*#on. Arother aiv-dming practice ’ gatm s r Pe t e r s b u r g . n * .f M a r ; wa« in the offing today a hen mnn —N|»rtnr training begiin* ..fririally *(fer Ray Scbalk summoned hi? HurUrt to the diamond. *• ,hr )*»|kW camp today with high fro m ! ! > DRU-J STORE Drug*. Soda. W »wt as your pbona. CLARENCE SMITH General Contractor «0U West First Stroal at Phona 441 boots and her buddies. / N M tu . Oo m T 8 t PiH & iH C r M E IHT& L lk iS ! > hpwrtApartments jBovtMTMC r Tka-r x. a m h l'll M A w e n b C ie x ’ N P 1** a k ic w f u r c o a t 0 > N ^ vt ^ R V M O R H lH C r , I I /J i W / f l¥ ? \ BENCmO m e . / w v w tr.R v^ iL V sM M M JTvILKfes O t T C ik ? A N M A i H i N TH E . C ti»\ ii7 r. ; ' pf M M .S V M J H N. M -M fM > O lA it t T A l R » \\ \ A t J D t t l l ' S P H th iL f ; < I j 'j^ z x x »d u .v r S P R i M t t ! ■ a - f - w R \ C K \ • *a v A t - \ ! OO - 0 e m n n a MILLNOM R 0 * i £ 6 \ . j,/* v.uVfe .* I >.( * ' H \ A A H Jq S o ’ A P H ' O 'A t L L t . 1 R U B i f tD >) R u b rr io JO O H U B iT u a 3 AO S oB B O O V 'L L B e. CHLOO hJ A S w i w o fV O uE O O 154 S h t C L l t R ^ J H ilt SALK—Three r cirn ndtags • lib. acreage, dand> for rhh ken br»r bruk road. Ka»> term* or wi!| rert. Rt. A Ho* VI A Sanfocxl ATTENTION hvn I-at.ta ) l ARTMENT f«j rent. Mr*. Swain Apartment No. 4. Phone 'JlO W RraiiWnt Agent F. F. Dutton A Ca. (KI.KIIV D u n h n r S i>cn H Maaonn lll.lg 1927 B a s e b a ll C o n tr a c t Kalj-h DunUr, |- polar l utfuM , *r Ik* Celery Fed*, has returned Jhia l»J7 ronlrarl with hi* sign* CLEANING. PRESSING, DYING ■turn «n the dntted line, as*»rd<r>g to —*“ W# do It Better,*' Try us. Roy­ an hnaounremenl made Satunlar H t L P O t S A R E M A O tL -M oY B O R nJ al Cleanses and Dyers, J. C. Jack j Floid Palmer, head ef the Ctt. son, 305 East Second St., Phon* ! Baaetsall Commission. lol*J. , Dunbar's status was d-^iMfut " aad •Lh nfflrlala War* figuring HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY <E < O. i that another h-khml had Uvnadd—Clearing, pressing, tailoring ** *« *h# Hat hut an Boompunfl1 05 S. Palmetto Aveaue. Phone •sirth eng ing letter from Dunl-ar slatnl that hr was reads ta report sshsnevor I he was wanted METAL ROOFING-Th# Roof Kv- FIVE-ROOM FURNISHED bung * yud." | II* sans on* «•! fho fleeUst outor Morvh 7 ttow.li Csk, *k> * ' r*d Ik« G alow, on Palmetto Av*., Near r rl# sting. Metal ahingiev; EIwum.1 w r that th* *«r**y might ho a ■' gardener* In th# league last year Mts.1 U S. t i - o n p o u r i ffl ut * K4 standing seam tin and galvanised South Sid* School. Garage and all g .•**•• with a sr-in m blltog this lUntUus at Washington, to •*«. roofs. He* James II. Cowan. Oak modern rai.itiiitKM , gund neigh­ 1••**■•#* he will be *n* ef th* priea* I 'Ol» behalf e f the Stale « f | bor baud. Apply 107 Sanford At*. 'w '. m -I.nl imsatlgalnr* Irwmedi da I am asking that you send avc. and Third Kt. Phon* III. !*’ ■ ,k ^ **2T »«nann, in the opinleta of rluk effw Sl tamtigator* t o . I undaM rnlaltol | ruder* A rc s<vly tu ••rrvey the rut over and •rnm. nl a earnp Igmja weal of Fort I l s 4 t f MATREStiES properly renovaUd; UNF t.'KNI.sHED APARTM EN TL n b n t i h i* iasoatlgato pat U ndaunted ||U gfcal At "*U and l|niivwio«| otth a -tew to for rent, CIS Myrtle A v*., Mia. one day aervlro In Hanford, by west a/ hi. louder-late au.| N ImtiU om Ik t mlmou -V* Sanford Metrc*t Factory. Phono Nobl*. K eccni Soomiom And Will dttarmlMlig the |a.avthUltle* *f do- w-rnd with view to roolortaf "••| m*M sad vet tin urnat ha* bo*« A raid may be stopped H 24 hs«n, 4 on I in u* M dltlr In 1939 olrod by iw n ra or John W, Martin, FURNISHED APARTMENT •hr I n g <hnkrd, lb* boa rla oywsmd, Muaru* Ptroot ________ _______ value sytlrtn loovd. 7b# way it he *MH.,onrvd l> "*» ‘ Gaveraeo MartlaV u L e ^ T 5— 11KLI* \S A M K I ) 1-1 . S —a v q in rdfim l that wo The reqwoet seal after Governn* am lafUgtaed he r aaid ILtaiOX) (ig g. fhei't rely aw ------ -— -----,-— -*• lf1 I * ! r*r*'***1 a ropf. •* ‘ *1 «*r m I T l X , X S 92u TO »-« WEEKLY— Easy, add FOR RENT Cot tag*. 110 00 ■ f y 9m . M dart delay Get tho IntUlIrd m thl. city I •mruad deft*ary eppmcrtation hOI , aeroad dofh leaev aeauaetas! roaring <ard* at home. Hpatr Hair month. IL W. Ixrd. aviatiog I «f 1W7 In who h laA.OOg ie made i for 1^7 th* of aisiVn*. r u « ;^ r i s 5 c ,,h * , i u j - s ur t ^ " ' ^ exprrirmt unnecessary, big oppor available fur laee.tig.ttoa . f a/U. L J itoltT, " tL l U l ? tunity; grit* quick. Acme A idrvss_ ■ n j ^ t Cam .nl II Q | | 1 I.EEHBUKG Whit •omi and and rut over lands is a* - Itaseatlgatmaa o f thl* - — ing ( V , Dept. U. Greenfield, Ohio, modern contenicnco*. M7 Magnolia an sealh*m stale* la which Florida «tal*a *f whieh u*_I o i ' S g f f !g 4-~*- u lad . No. 15 Avenue. * as ae graeaaam—se*. hall ble«b in thi* ( m> U tncUntod. Tho aaggo.tr.« fee Urn ; tKat Mark T a ^ i i a J l S T i t Inailer T T * ' Vr.* ?Liaaberger r * L hy »"d ' by the tt m r r .ilr of L * f |*r * ^ V tL T h li rooms, kltihsovtte and bath* beautiful outlook; all Improve­ ment*; attrnrtivuly fumUbed; modernt* rent by week. Young’s Apartments, office 2U0 N. |*ark Martin Asks For Federal Expert To Make Survey Of Slate Swamp La B L iC A M V t/r t.iiiin N ^ l i W f c t vu eu o A N V f e Y o o \ « V h » > PIN DtOHT OCT SOU ru .H A b «N O U J Tits SAME TltiMQ iMwwcrvouiMMcir oN oern R N ox / a b o o t o t w h ee*LS THAT WTM KAN f X < CLOSCD OH SHUSH,1 A txrr voovc Ctor T oujoubn a b c d t > 5 A MATTf A Or FACT L n TCm o to anJC v u u ANIktCACAuTO J AtUTWAbjCU y W t -H T K R N *DoN4)U RlbctN Mg AN IT* ThCMX CANOCTNCL RUH AhL> fl « m t g a b ra a Dtc u v » / U&C44 - HHJ% TtlC I4CV7: R jfM tm ieo m > t c c o r v , . M-CCATNCu- l»c»-| k . f t 4 2 g l V A f d r i« R - > / 'd u a e - i w v e u \ Cam d c i r o*« J n TW O t i c u A K f ( . , i w r c .v a . ^ x V «J A . b# waged tato ia 12XS , |two year* hear* ' **r af a third att mpi Th# IM I vlfvrt to r«a | anti •irtrtK* u r^latitn r>"*atmn toglabatWa tsaa very etaii( truOm la r U - th« fuoto ftamw of Ig*i Tha “tramgaiga" of Thts -ear th* p*nibeat lu imprteun ' publw echo*) matmwtoo* isavwlad j *f Ira. Mag tho aureliad evulultoa 11beery was swamped by lW Ham* Edm album) CwaMwiltoa. n*Lr* *f th* yrtpima) filed a mtoaMy report, but a fat* day* Igler h i n t a atats— M saasum ■f the iwff G*natal Assembly Pta* New t ampalgn MraMtswa garni* wisweth ag ikrtMil from th. to adqwartrr* « ‘ "Mb Carol it • Bible L*a • hkb drafted th* “ awahev" % ‘X I \ [ U S E D T b | T ! C V E P s ' *TiME. I G o o u r OF TU-S M OOt>£ I L O O K U W E I 'O A W H IT E M O P S t B A P C B A C K . WLW \\JE CrOC OM A CAP LO OKiN L IK E 1*0 BCEKI V F u l l P a c k w r u a h a h o o v TA l \ C - iO A T ! M O W A "ftthiCr *TVU6 > rJ ^ O v « d - r C CAM PvJOOUCG j t*4 0 o6 M H ^ R IO M A M L j i w j j y I M t LO O K U K £ l H A O I Vk By Taylor i : MRV 7Y re r JJCYOOA«C By Swan. I �THE SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY, MAB fH 7. IM ah 0^ G£neral Sargent, Coolidg, if leia mis Morning -I (Continued from P ag# «»•» I News From The I TramingCamps THE SANFORD HERALD. BKWPATTM AR ffl T> IM *3’-,r WASHINGTON, Mar 7—There . , -----Th# result o f o|| ihl* j. lh. t ■ «n in official life in WashTARPON SPRINGS. Ft*.. Mar Jurt|W * .kJ n,° tKp i^ P ariw en t^ f •r-The Hrown. went to Saraanta — Calvin Cool* 1 *11" — »-T »»nnin, h *riiai)| •nd l U ^ M n w T d l d ^ 8n^ l « ^ rw rolou ., • vertable gniaip. today to meet the New VorV- Giant* not •from- J it John (garibaldi " " “ ^ 3 Sargent in the firnt exhibition game of the ganjr the m ain hod “ Cood morning nice day.*eh General o f , u « ^l _ L the tribrln A ‘ “ 'n *-r’ a " do# late late thi* afternoon orl*** United State*. Wh ‘ — ter Will l.-ok carefully •Mr, air Coolidffi r -.r u - Wh*n i*e «nd I If Me doetn’t *ee the loolidge get together the si* Fla., Mar. 7.—The itroa ia said to he deafening. e of A. G. rarnnufbig. lng himself c; retting in tnm to­ ■« a pillar, hr may re* . k,n,r* k* n * ad craggy, ply nrrvoual).... rame* thlc week j® * . Lh“ rf * ot. ,he Department o f j whirh open tomorrow with the tinjg fr « P® * whan that De* *ee teer»it> of Florida. Wednesday * * * * * peni»i of t k l,aT?n 1 * * £ y0' ,',, h " '" tn quiet and abaence from the front the Attorney Gener.l for all infor* the limton Rravr* come here an.t motion. ■o. aa • T 1-■■■• "tin It __ __ . . . , * rUUy A f* tUHl WATtW With thr , *7>? pi.1,ow to p°»‘ - ‘ n o1 f t h - T n i ^ * ’ h ' •kftuM **# one |brave* will he Ida red at St Peter.V*4 *n. ,h" «"d It * - n r iu ^ S n? I bo- ' ______ ',U^ L " he didn’t ' r W n ^ Y l ^ thm k w " from " nf jn ^ n in * el»# to the IkrpartMr £ ! ‘ ,T k NEW OniJTANS, M.rrh 7 ^!id brfn« quiet. f itro^n7 . S Ck["r W** cavorting **» keyaton* rack t h i . ° r M‘ rule* that f . . . to d a y )oine* the Rr»| Sox g r H f . dv»pite rumor* from In* ^ n u ^i0y^ th* department ha* nnninret i« the only h«M* dtanafx.ll, that ha wa* Involved in *®tnrer*ing with 1* < ^proproed U rdeB lckln g A T j ^ , ° L ^ pp“ » on p a * otin . Of t tlon machirt* KT. PirTERSBURG, FI* • « o n open*, m »pHe o f th# rumor, i !£■*• t7- ( ,N’S»—The brave, tod Tumi friend*, buiy week iiefore them. 1 __, r , d Schnuumlr#, rdteher who I ^ h * n” ?* l ^ h*d,u W »® Play five bat, a la*t . w —mw with w||r the tribe i . 11 *! * ractice wa* in order todat »>$* year.* Waa » t paratien fur the opening - —' w»* feel£ ^ r t* * n < L 5 5 ? < ,hat he would have i * ■ Ing f i t Schma » r » with the ator*. tc h ib ln th .lW S a e w o n . mountain* but for ___ R#b Ruaaell, htukr .outfielder S a n J u a n A g e n c i e s ?hV*n.i»w^ HT PETERSBURG. Fla, M .r 7. Spring training begun* .tffiriaiiv t f ' , , the Xarheea* tamp t o d a / f i f t •rr*1 hum*; $L* outfield waa kept P la y E v e n ~k V n 2A' * » a ^ -te r ta w a s rIrai,d*iaTir”n *m P<ro»ed with the1 pro*pecU forw»U our LA K E I-AND. F la . March SSiS, Suf^TSu'tS-J!r- TAMPA. Fla., Mar. 7 - T h # ! ^ " w i t h pinning knife began to f*H today in the eenator*- trhining muadron. pf a n t < Ihn A t * , « rouhtx. and Jack war pm r * ,BU' r- * " !«^leWer. were the fln t I Station t. r t‘>go. I'iair mnv e.t to V ..L — _ • SARASOTA. FU A>/hX» infb-ld o f t a | w S ) - I n t FUmjtead *nd Rurorfl Veu), Different Face Pow derj A n n ou n cin ♦+4 f# «ny tim# Mr. b California and^Tvend ____ H r Florida » » t. l Z tu % X n “ « -• WhatTcanT h 2 i^ r ^ * • your rrMon f° r evJT^Sd^t L Tttn.Kot ord«r» *r* rVcot'^a *v *h* nom* IL-ftt iat number ot la* [ M u f rate Ktiadule be* L fd a r e l rate* are tor L -, it H ilU a i [> nw tbaa *•«. No fjiC T RAT *31 Will be L,* rve*'*l. *nd ebaraed fak* t*.t**d »C the word. U, a*orag*a a lla*. Cgave Atm. win b* re* L Mtrvna and collector EoeJiatflr for pormeat. r ,M i.n l o r j .r * are pay* i4ut>< et pabllcatlon. opy_I t r t lr * 11 IIOCR C___ It.raid nfriee hr It:## be (Ulliabed th* u n i I ll.ralit ottlc* er by I T.l.l'beae diaeontla* |rt.r, ar* not valid. 7- k, ri,**lfleatlona ar* Mitr*l and numbered for rfweac*. They ar* mad** lk,b«llralty and numrr* TV. .1 , under each b*ad* i al«o mad**up alphabet- C orn er S econ d and b i r o HATE PC tir-D V LE M a g n o lia lr*ll*«lng Mhadato tail* k* of **f telid ad* from la to It wnrda foe on* I* krtlaaa 1Vh«a r«nt*r*d r« ordtrtd. **rb IlD* will Mod *a ( word* T W t Sw ear «< Y ou r.... J* | C c le r > ’ C r a l e s W h ere S % pared n tho ftlatrict. To S erve Y ou **rd ralo applu* to »ach a for aiampls II word* ie»«rtlon* at la a word II tlra«* 14 or It.**; ada its I*** U in It ward* *ttd aa II word* W ith 5 ♦ N’o k n ots, n o cr o s s yrain od ■ - Moks— ju s t b a n jf up ^ivxl ■ Pat« h “ W*rte Just rijth t.S ' « thi ? k the b est crafcsJ IN D IA N S W ill B e B e tte r P re ­ H ,i, Uao Shifihotacr'a Crnten ■ I and S w egp b y T hom W e ♦ <• | f 5 t i K In vito y o u r com nnri- B 1♦ Welcome A T H L E T IC V eRn ^ ° ^ . . ,,F A I T ,,'S SAKE J c 5 « e * .C l UR0PKA,T IC AD eUSTMENTS. DR. W. E. MAC* 1ST N A T L BANK BLDO. PHONE 4S2J. n F*rI*. Apply to ATTRACT IX'E room* to rent for FOR S A I.r 1C OH NKK . Moras ur cffL-ta at Park Are OAK l l l l X a writ l.wated lot* can ----------------------- and Commercial Mreet. W. M be Knight on teriii* of *10 caah, AM O R I) Voting, Owner, ro« Ihrk A t#.. H GET TIIF New Sanford lU-.-Mrr peolto C oon Hcuae e« h, and (Ii) mottthly. Two oi I’late di*p!ayin the«e lot* are rurn«r« faring on $1.50 rack. Stu... patwl TO LEASE $*nr the rummer to t.eneva Avenue, which i* San Juan Garner (’*. rr.ponaibie tenant*, a houeea in »tth a*p.Va!t. No finer Iota aro *u had ia Onh Hill. Owtter will aril 1 Coronado Bearh. Modern ia e*v»y te HNANUAl ■letail, rvmpirtrljr furnNhed.ldrallt lor I7J0 tarh, on term* a* *tated 2 — IX )S T & F O U N D — S A I .L LOST DELTA SIGMA PHI frate** nlty pin, gold diamond ahaped. On •he back U “J. N. II. 5-20~. Pleare return to Herald. =— |. .. b u s in e s s Lo c a t io n NIC 1. STtiRE room IbiHO at ISO Magnolia Avenue. Suitable fer wioY9 «rui »'vrn, trauili bustnes#. rtn| rra« >n»bW*. 5 ?* 0*i*r1 Al’ P'r ** A. P. Connelly A Son*, mdia I Km, SvM t2» Magnolia Av*. Phone 4*. WIGHT-CmiSKNBKkKY PRINT SMALL GOLD wri»t watch. lo*t SHOP — Printing, Engraving. Saturday between All Elm and 1’iggly Wiggly. Return tu Herald Emrv.wing. Sew ut flrat. We dw iL Phone 4I7-W. R. R. Avenue* and receive reward. Commercial Street. l o s t S a t u r d a y - After t p. m . 'mall leather puroe with a few RUGS, SMALL ami large; China, renta and a door key. Pleaae re­ e t c - 611 Myrtl# Ave. Flrat floor. turn the key to Mr*. Alford at the Herald and get reward PEDIGREED POUCE Pup. Blue nbbon litter at recent fair at DARK LIVER and whlta pointer Orlando. Strnngheart .train. Ad-1dog, tear high on right ahoulder vroaring collar and tag. Pborx re*a Boi 10.15 or 712 llilrrett Av,. Orlando. !NiLI l* u >1___ LOST: ONE brown and white TWO ld)TS—A hou»e, two cat pointer dog with collar—return garage. Polck road»!er In g«-»v condition. Will *ell right *• famll) to John O. Leonard) —Reward. I* going north. Earl Stoffard. O* teen. -» 3— AUTO.M OUILE TWO SPRING Coata for tale, cne CHRYSUCR cn A S . T. FULLER MOTOR CO light weight wool and one tllk. Sanford Av*. at 10th St. Phone 692 Extremely -cheap. Inquire PDU car* Herald. D O D G E ________________ __________ Pleasure car* and GraUm Truck* STORE FIXTURES—Refi Elm aad 12th St Fboa* 3 i two lc* bote*, show ra*e JEWETT AND PAIGE RlX’ b.-l* GARAGE Sanford Dealer W. 1st S t Phone <11 G O O D S The Ball Hardware Company 2 0 3 -5 * 7 F ir s t S tr e e t Limit* 0 . S h in h o ls e r KENT VULCAMEXNO WORKS HOOD AND GOf DYKAK TIKES U. K. L I afterie*. Di«tribu;or> Chandler Commercial Avenue Hoff-Mac Battery Co Crnto Mnniifncturer UNCEMENT Fn O —u r .N. ee w w H om e LINCOLN — FORD — FORD80N Edward Higgins. Inc. HEN TAKE Notice, fish ■ like hungry wolves, tee Commercial A Palmetto. I’honc S31 vbg for boat* aad halt, SANFORD UUICK CO, roe bridge. 212 Magnolia A vs. Phon# 167 iUtLNOLK FRIN'TErV • a .*) CAMERAS MODEL TRIM CO. kND SUPPLIES W# trim th# car, not the owner. Phone 9 !? for estimate*. F. W tlADFOUD fk. R. ROSS1TER SEMINOLE HUDSON* ESS EX venun Phon# 212-1 INC. al Suggestion for Every 201 Oak Aro. Occasion Phone 41 1 Degigni a Specialty Sanford C orn er Second S t. A n d M a g n o lia A ve a—BUSINESS SERVICE 1 TO IA)AN on improve) rd orotwrty in amount .000 to $ 10, 000. Mail pi*, th detail*. Uarne* Broth •ait Central Ave., Orland* come TWO KEFHItiKRATORS — Good rurvdiUnn; pnm l rraaonable.I v«r•on l-arktn, Inc. M, Under Arvada. Phone n«0. ------- ujicii aoors me indianapo^ Indians and extends its hospitality to all members and personnel of-the entire team. Il will do all within its power We Are Here To SERVE YOU m tlu lo make City Substantial a pleasant th e ir stay one andj wishes that this baseball season may endl with the coveted pennant flvina Lo!, from Nonet to lend , [PROVED RESIDENTIAL [l’ SINER.3 PROPERTIES fLS’G TO SUIT UOHKOV.** r|«l REN TEARS WITH EASY $LY PAYMENTS OK UP ON c t iv e t e r m s w i t h CLARENCE SMITH General Contractor *W Writ First Stroet at Pbona 441 CLEANING. PRESSING. DYING — “ We do it Betur,” Try ua. Roy al Cleaner* and I>ywrs, J. C. Jack son, 305 East Second St.. l*hone 4hl*J. OFFICE FO « “ft) €fTAV ivjC r tv* 1V (E H O U G C . m e ’l u g e t S i c k AMO O E S r N 1 -ta o u r i m -T U e . merce ^ FOLL - w » /r ME. M f t ? MYKTLK AVF.Nl’ R I.OT, newt Utn Street. SIMM. Thla lot ran i» eavily carried. i \ P A O < VMHM / W CO AT! A M C iO 'lA MO>A» A tfltV iC y "T V D S T j r 3 ^ s T \ € ,,'z i : ‘ CA M r I ^ l EMOOOH 1u w j y i I m e u x p w o c e V \ ] hWWR -1 0 MAM\L | >< u w e I h ao [ | ( C ^ l f V yX 0 * 4 A KIEW r u R C O A T / IJ w v ^ V ^ E v J E R V MORM IbJCf , I /J 5 ( r IO © E h O N O M E . / All equipment will go with thi* farm whirh will rqual around $l?.<Hin. Any* one wanting a'farm at a real bargain U will pay them lo Inredlgat# thla. OAK AV ’- NUE, Lot 5 U ne> ad.lttion ll.SOfl. The lirevt in being 9*rod In front of thi* Ut now Aero** the *tr*et In Highland Park, which will make thi* prop­ erty of great value 150 r**h l* a* that l* ne.e***ry f,,r , ( u ) umuL PINEHl'RAT— Lad h 't . corner Feeing aouth ami eaaL Pri.-e $l,(H>0 Small rath payment and will take aerond mortgage fer bal anew, i f reapenalble part). I I M A IIIGilLAND ----------------- A very de* 1 » table corner in a good aectiow. roar new Seminole High Sc hod. lor quirk **l* $1750. Small c*.h pa) m*nt and hnlance monthly, HIGHLAND AVENUR, l^.t', ije 4 II*. Earing north on a street i f pretty bungalow, and attrartn* bom#,. (Ml cash and ' balaiuw monthly. EVANS TERRACE, lo t * Ttn. a good location Prwe $1500 term, e*,r. BUY DIREfT FROM THE OWNFit If Interoted la any nf iki •b"»e ,*l| and *ro J Mitchell DEAN BERG UORPORATIO.M V vM N M J T v IL K S L v t f i $ (A iH i N *tV(E* C lliX if? ORANGE GROVE Bargain. II m u offering tn famou* Indian Ritvr FOUR-ROOM Unfurnuhed hout# Orange belt Half nnce aa< lific* t| Apply Herald aold al once, lie* 51 car* llira^i FIVK r o o m ' -• •» h u f d d lf , THREE-ROOM Furtii.h^l Apart Til# twtf, 2-tar r«r*r* leautifui l*k ment. Apply llrraid Office. lawn and »hrubber) I’ric# and M»W IS TIIE TIME Irrm* unuauall) attraciU*. Cull I’hrow 453. LOOMS, with or without meal, TO HUT THAI FARM Rearonable rates. IJncoln Hotel. I«*ll SALE—'Three r-om i m * s t a r i s o m e t h in g cottage With arreagr, dandy for chicken, ■ Me are ail gwihg Ka, k 1 j the near brWk n*ad. Easy trrn'i. oi ai.'i far .i where real value* wt.1 al* 11— REAI. ESTATE For Rent rent. l. th* tint* Rt. A llo* s»l .A Mar,ford. w* - tirevail Ju>t * . In n u ll a few mile, from Sanford A ii‘i itart that f k i d m farm and FRONT BEDROOM fur rent, will , rai*- vcgefahlea fur the h*mu* mi* private family tn gantlernan on I bet JuM aiwh a place ran K had ly. Phone MiMV. , nn li t- >'«nfuei-OfUndi> ruad aU*ut thrv** milee from Hanford In Ihv IURNTMIED GARAGE Apart high an*l healthy oak and pine m*nt fur rent. Rate* rraaonable section good f«r tiiro, froifa, g.„«i *15 Park Avenue. Phune 421*. fm poullrv and g«»d fur all kind, of vegetal*ie* Thirty acre*, htaS FOR RENT In adult*, and dry baaliun fur a K-m# an*| furnished apartment, four acre* In murk fur vegetable, HI3 Magnolia Ave ftr both* —it will roi*e anything - -1he man who want* tu work ra.t ■ '•k* • g<u»d living from Ihl, TEX.ROOM houro fur rent. 905 \V plare If vmi ar* infereated ad I 0th Street. Kleanthi, .Area. ress OWNER •are Sanford Herat I Any reasonable offer and tern,, TWO FURNISHED bed rnum*. h«t will la* run aider*.! after you have water, aD<> garag*. 7trj Palmetto **»n the |-t'*per1y Ave. Sanfotd Kan LanU AI ARTMENT f*.| rent. Mr* Swan, Apartnirnt No 4. Phon, Dll) W. Kraidwnt Agent F. F. Dutton A Co. D nnhar Phone 735 S j^ iiH I !I 2 7 H a s e lm ll C o n t r a c t Ralph Dunbar, |* polar lattfkeld ; ** ° f the felery tnl*. ha* return#, : hi* 1927 rvHttrnrt with hi* itgna |lure *mi |he dotted line, a,• iiiiug t, . : an hnnwiroement m*-i* hotunia j *•> Floyd Palmer, hern) «f the Cltj . llaaehall Commlaaion Dunbar’* atalua wa, doubifu ■■ 'club offniala wer* figiMln* 41. I O. i that an-Hh*r holdmit ka*l been add ue e l In the lilt but an ar* <<mpony •wnh on# ing letter from Dunt*ar atste*i that * b waa rvadv te report whenevei I he wa, wanted • »u . ” 1 II# we* one nf Ik* fW lr .l outer » ■~ ■ ) gardener* la the Iragu* la,4 t*ai TWf> iu«nu, klith*i *Ue and bath; IteauUful mitliwli all improve­ ment*; attravtivaly furniaLed; moderate real by week. Young , Apartment*, office 200 N. Park Av#. AU.ICAM VW M .TRgTN /W TRETBO ? XwftA# ^ W YOOMB <r jn n d v o m t o e r s c o r u . kmj« v o o J T X tesA h ^ tkiiuq u *co t«T h *4 o X iMtt) Me.aah REAL EARM 25 acre* tllrd In high atata of rtiltl. valid**. |« acre* <leered and plowed. 2fl aero* rough. Thi* farm can be bought at a •*< n fv * price if there I. quick action. The farm I, in a section where water i* always plentiful and ha, the he,! of drainage, dlr,»t to Lake Jeaaup. HADDOCK STEa M PRESSERY —Clearing, prm ing, uileriag 404 8. Palm*tu> Avenue. Phon# 546-J. 'lb M x «v rv o u i*4 e »c tr kTCT g a r a g e Me.Rots / A»cxrr<mgM u TRr t r AM Arogr*42«d4 MuiCMUO C o ! ocali o h shush; a A tor veuve Qor about- MAot--Mor eoRM JACKSONV 11 *' •** Monro* Street , Auortmrot TAKI’ftN h UmeUe I*let*5 ln*UlW.i in th Ur Teleph-n* i -D o x o o RIAU.W Mg AM ITT TVfn 1 CAM OCT Mf'L. GUM AjuL» FvJRMTUMa UoG IHd UJ k AS A MATTSR OT UAJ4-MM.R T71C HCC FACT X <nTCmo X tM d v iU iM U O f : Tt> (5<VC Vou ‘ Am ii*C «tA J ! P J v ^ ftk ir x tV d fd .w C ia u o w ajjcc- y Y oujcmbn are Martin Auks For Federal Kxpert To Make Survey Of State Swamp Lands Penla UALEIGII, N. 4 - tlNHi ft* daunted ky It arespled defeat a the l*a**1# anti eeelulhra hill in th< N»flh Carolina legislature, fu«*la meataltai leader* today hod |daiw •t* their sleet** ta bring Ut* “ n>**n By Taylor rtDONtMTHC Do m T B E RiMGtMCr *fAi*dflr i ^ u & e o \ f U S S O TO i f j C v t P - . -TiMEL ’ I CVO O u t O F IV b ^ M O u o E 1 L O O K U K C T 'O B t € U «»0 i*d ' A NWHlTt. H O «iS C B A R E B A C K . vsa-n Vm e C t o r o j a t e n t e r o x r LOOV<»N U W E l’ O B c e td tA -lE P ib* Bldg Apply A F Connt’ iy A Hon*. Magnolia and 2nd PALMETTO AVENUE, north nf ---------------------Hughey. A good kw-ation. 92JMb) 15—-R E A I . E S T A T K F or S *lr » " ) reaa«inahle U rm i M* PAYMENTS JTY BOND A MORTGAGE COMPANY METAL ROOFING The Roof Ev- FIVE*ROOM FURNISHED bung » "e a t For*>th St. aluw, on Palmetto Ave., Naer erDiting. Matal shingle*; 0.NV1LLE. FLORIDA. standing seam tin and galvanised .South Hide St bool. Garage and all roofs. See James II. Conran. Oak avoderti r#t.v*nienre«, good neigh­ bor baud. Applt lu7 Kanfard Ave.’ te line af 'ave. and Third St- Phone III. uw price*. Wber# Good MATKESSES properly renovated; a. - f-~ ;* i — , 5 . - , _ - T 7 klaple and one day servlc* In Hanford, by fftjD / on in * ut mull Sanford Matron Fartary. Phon* . 1 A fold o*4y he iVqqwd m 24 hour*. 402 M. g th* lever checked, tha huw.l* r i im 4 DRU*6 STORE — Pro* r. |fw entire ayttrm hawd The way i* '«i. Drugs, Sad*. W* aro &— liK L I ’ XX A M KD llll.L ’S—a way to dbm>i tlut wa you a* your pbona. _ m M tljaROD III# R. Dm . | r.t, no Gall 103 r Meter help, sad Amt <5*Ly. Get th# , #nnk. oaanptffe m a h i that HILL S m hringtag nubmat - ^ .m r v t y t c r *05* VOU ARC f VdtLL MtUL WAV/E.1& C .tT i B u T *T*tE PoOG» ' FOR RENT—One garage apartmerit. tangle r Apartment* 611 Park Aro. 13— DOOM S A HOARD CONCRETE In ev»ry thape and form, block*, tile roofing, orna­ :RK_’ N3 - Haberuaihof irUra for C o 11 a g I a k • mental*. etc. Hanford Cement Prod­ 8Tf)RE FOR Rent—213 uct# Company. Fifth and Maple 110 Flrat Stroet. Avenue. Call 722. M i. Phone 112-W. Mi IILOCK# —Irrigation and general cement wo,a* conrtwta Co., J. K. Ter* Prop. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES —------ lewated. Refereiwe* m hanged for II&O0 term* and runditlon* Addroaa Box A. H. 9$ Coronado liemeh. I'lw. HUPS—MARMONb Sanford Automobile Cd *od Mamolia Av* Phene 137 Distributors R A W L IN G S Phonograph Repairing Piano Tuning By rip en * with 17 ys ezpenence. Sanford Music Store *«vl Gift Shoppe ‘ Room 10 A II McCaruler Arrack* ___________ Phone S o i tlODGINS A COWf N CO, Auto * p ' u * v lr.7‘^,‘ t,r " ' Radiator and .beet metal w o,k. | w 8t’_________ "Iain and ornamental sheet metal! MEDICINE CABINETS fwork. TeL 7IS-W 207 French Made in Sanford. i2*16 an Arettue. Jwvrled mirror, tnad* to la. ^ ou ar# rordially invited to mnk# IliiH «lor# tour Headquarter*— will Kindly extend nny courtesy nr infor* mnlion. •hOlu *Ut* i th* ‘ ‘ Ko hotel nhould be known all ever the roun* ad IxV rtM A N C K OltUKIUt L * ,* • la p*r*on at T h* Largei4Quarters tha,!■,hm^L|•u^Un^'H, lhJ' »"«rning I t « .m h^ r ^ h' du t°e rh* " tn®* " I f * ® '° f tbf S»nfonl Automobile Z X Z 0/ ’ ,V rry y ' ra an<t aa*o* ,wl,h« M !'»*>•• Thi. chal* . "F* «• 1'xproted to be followed by ° f ®***hM between automobllo agencie, j„ the city. [fle d R a t e s k r il'A T I O N IN D E X : Th* tourwF*■ II SSftSSSftg "”“h“ ,h' !| K * o irr t SOFIA, bandit* t.aj* Her head M a t c h e s |H,d*"2*f "»hi A* 9 ’ ? ort wrrr < Z « s « * ~ .(t W i;;;.' T>t# aerond t ^ “b to be play* . A ed at Orlando ■ tWrf SuDd*F and the I third and deciding matcl n,,tch Fla., "*• *"h•*» _ _ 'W aTurllfrk^w ' *ow*n4 th# fen" *K? Job. 22! HoIk* * “ • ® 0D* th®*« on .. Tha intercity golf tournament of J lbe •he San J, Studebaker Auto- J o f the WV ®*d» *» » • B»o6il# d e a l „ „ ’ i yraterday I between the Sanford and Orlando Ii Rulph Slndllnger. agencie. re.uite.1 Jn , he r.Uawd o u t r / ^ ^before * the club holes ending a l l ____ •L.j „,flr»t .16 ! even. Hoyd Pal* |j left Indianapo k' J ^ top^ “ P^ lo,* ‘short, n awr . i o e Commel* WaraUer. •liortstop anJ P m J IIouter, who M p im to p u r r third baa#, all ------ — CLKAM WATER. irt H uran. I-*zn-rf, K<*rning. Ctualtie* nmtinue to cr and Uenaouab, haw a rriv e Brooklyn. Robin*. Juhnn r rml .Igned. • ar*l Arnuld S t .u reporlr Z r Mr. Cooildge th at, ’ ,u' kk’ {* ,h - '••■mond. be iltilh himwrlf. Flv,-other r«c v USw b w t a ssr 1 *umn * arrital o| the king «-/ Sw»t. f ^ »« PAGE S&1 •anu *111 get . « lirot te*t toflav ihi* hopo/ul* have made hen the (.tact* tar** the St. •uU Brown* in their iinm rxhi SHREVEPORT. U thw game o fjh jjje a ie * . J Another ait.dining ^ u a c -iF v co Ca m o o i t o n .* t w o octA jM cr K . *vr»A a * S . VrCiJH. - key" q«e*4iafi te th* front again Ibe waged tall ta l*<a aa a f law yearn hear*. nar of a third ati/mpt la h Tha l» U affect ta nwtJ anti •trtrtfve Lglilatiaa eaaclad Uftitwii. n wa* very aimi Narth t oc-.llfva aehaa. ta r to th# fi# l« fi#**w af IM ) Tha “rampoiga* uf the Thta war the peupnaal tw Imprison League, th* M a u r m k ta a l pwhlir whuul laatrvMtara cagrirted •f leocbhm (he lerallod erolutian I a itlc * af IU4T, will be tom (hawry no# awaiaped hy th> H«uw »n ih# order (if Ih# drive wa r.liM ilia m l C»avmitta*. hp c w n af the prupuaal filed a iwtnwrMy report. In i a Ian day* iglor tamed a •!*t*am«*t gaaaeac *ng th* l t d that they hod aban -ajpsRtj •cale VahemeMly a nejwrity af the iuite* thoary hoala aad cell ' un taaientallel m a g to proaaal < . a— � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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>, March 07, 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/b225fb15385c863f16b76ffb66dfd6f8.pdf edfe9201e71ed8f813665aec08388270 PDF Text Text F S \ tme wwAtww Mostly «h SfH fiwiit«4 Ver (U R k lM lI C M i « l S A N H M jn . r i.m In d e e d W ir r In lr r n il.u n .il N rw » SrrVK T D e a th T o ll In Japan* iu a k e P la c e d A t 2 , 0 Nurses* Mistake Costs Fiyo Baby Lives omas 50 ,000 H o m e l W ith One Thousand Killed In Mincyama Alone W ith Hundreds In­ jured. 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[ • * 1 * ' ^ at’* b 'u itif•» wa« not f*" iind v»oul*l taka »“ *«' At II o ' f U i ° « !* £ • I'm nut here at Co lege rot you at Twenty-Sernn.i .r-l Twenty-Hlath A 'f . “ a** »ry and Crave* taad* t t t vitkaut dtfflcahy. ii... N'*»*’ . - felt »4 •-•*.*»>•* PM ***1 »*'♦ InriiniH * .... Susliiti. Ili‘li,i'if Obirettoa Tu Mtfmpt ••» • -uin*i»*'if d C o m p ib d iiMiy At lie ) an d H mtilt t .i».h» tt*< - im4 i *> i* lUi.ntm’ S e v e r a l Am i*rlfani* In t jm u p O f 'I \nd Nuim-n O " Jtriti h NU ffStf Kwr rvinrUnt Miller gaunc nuiettj » i l b !>*• <.minut H m .ilUr P f l l l k O \ n W o rk e d »>ul It' tSc llpwi v( hi. *rr»it J tlK v » h retdg armed M" *«»•• ih 1*hh> tV* W#" niU.Hg ** l ’** •i jf.itWtfnun With* anMb'I M* TTW- rtudat.li' file* *« ant fiirhlimr Mr. -'•HW* ir. I am fishling •«» M" uii « matter ut p r im ti* VrtlW I moan t».< i> > rt> in t b r ^rnm ent r « FINAL PLANS FOR FRIDAY REGATTA MAI)?. LAST NIGHT .’x.nk Ht»ii‘k>i *»•!> •' i; KtiMtlav v-Wy •* r 4 «W > k> arraigned Him* n tJn'tnd HUW (nr a ptaUaii^4f H r,«n « a « »rn»M*l Krh- tip** " •* V»< flfiiUSh -Vftul *talr» ' memd *• flt '« '* vnfi»«*l <■• tr Ur .i*.|iit * . , ullittv ■•**»* •V‘1 «l . u.iwtih.* ****** m 'in,n«.i( ** 1 M u h ifn n ■ ft. T*4I v l h it*" iir)**! had. H+r .U-ir» >n tt* J|a|»fti >♦nn v * lohr. itUM—.JW.t « : .... H*rvMSWl*' » i • •*» \f •N*' (... U If-' X*. * '*•* I ** i ^ . f( rnhNU" +M" •’ iV n * , ! *? m ’ ;jdm »-tu !.'( • r»a t 1 »l id Jmmi 1**1 lv gun- »•'* *4 l- .ei a.vl>hn«t-nh*ie|. *| kturtf / wa.*wT P'flfi iA lfi-d a* Mr. < Haghwie Wit |k; M d hrr*. m im u e i t a k d l-t Rebellioti (lu<*Ik*d n Seulb A P .tlNH I Ma»y »•- a l Von.** t toga V*t» V«*k. mi < ,l '•licit heN- today, d v b n - 1 *" tkld *' ,Vf»IWh- M" vith him i* the •»- . * . - ' a- r da**, |!,\l M4UCV »«. Ha Mo* W A S M IK | T 'S rd «k*a k* iwu 4t*« th** V r la a ear I ^ .Sn ' kal »*' 1'i^flpl A/i'ia H O''*• , , . .. .i . * **• ' ' •M a m Ji .fyjlioipt . .*!</• O'* fi<»r.-n*|ff*Pt. * n -ml ill If flu*v *•«*./• t ant ai dr In Meinm'-b- Om nly *ml- lr « ^ w l . _____ • | - . h Nundm| flight { 7 V •lay, »hr hw.Ufid *•• # r - , gai-'h*d k W M a b * * ” 1 hr tthafirr I w Moil—a «ufpb*m and aaliaf •* Rn Vmtrd the low plul H | my with hi* wtfak matker. W )NP0 *f Marrh M smnk UpveChurjrr Of Rhodes Funeral hiindred and OdftP pal lldd. a Ikaua—Ml _____ r Af.l. tllAHjrtjr.. r» a . Ma* •I Ni ; y i.wrml ..ivirem for a*''lh l<> ><hv Xi pi. takao— Tall# l*M4Mies mew. mill p 'n' 1 I f w i KU Win* kj» »h- Mo» ,«-• |-«lg« tt • *» athfUnr-d la- •VlT* ". m* i a 1 Ithiak » -a-* .•vhnt'lr lueaiad te .>/% tivlnanHifh' • n d .i'l hmlnnh* tp -4 # v* »a kaoi* t« i ./h l -ear T*l|uh—»o-e »a»l du K e y Iv llJ In *'t**rd Uat nigh' •" a ,4 tk* l'lai» •» r*darU*fr Th- larva in* -ill » ■MiffT-i at *»’ r dr Ilia. M M t l i I'ttAOlt Jl ktM K TAL4JUIA4WMUL SUv M*| * •INXt |r--t' II. Ihdtel •* - I j-'p Van t-mi ..•load k» I, Am h Moflm — gw l b - -f <1 w a r foi .luUUA 4 —f tt*fl •awtf. i kkre, J*k»»ai‘i- " »mi k&Uaujdimf. •flowi r—i -4* In O ie rii* . aaaa r !. fcW-flfllW. y-rhod l-P d * ngfuik a tv . vita; I’ dM t a * I’ eggy H*« Been I " . |*almRfachf 1st ii»imt«-»» m n ■..ha! t-mlfr *ra*d mm. .RflWtad kg th- .*r » , . Terrel Heads HadiivDeo tv A a'tlM i'iO N , At, <’»' dl'vn vf a t �I. / > 1 TUB SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY. MARCH 7. 1937 iMore Truck Crops Under Cultivation IVANSWERIKGEN Child Marriage Is W ealthA ndS ocialStanding Influence P r o m o tio n s In I State Departm ent, Is Claim'Mead Of Minority Group A*ls<« Martin To Addr I hr pnrsrnuUa^i fUHIint* c.-mm ipiuni lir r a io l^ palm Ku J "'*<W K¥ 0r» | »rw *cr dU(*w^j . Intenslatre Commerce WEST I'ALM BEACH. F U - , p t(.kp definite shape today. M*r. 7—-(IN S t Franklin Simon, Gow rner John W. Martin wi * WASHINGTON', Mar. 7,— M NSi , diplomat prominent New York merchant. ,|«|i\«r an adder** to the officers, •—Charge* that ’’ irealth and s'OeiC — confined to a room In Good S u n a-, >CTVriling to Sheriff William C «!pnr«tige*' are allowed to Influrmi rltan Hospital for the part week ilu .’ ||n. The gathering catlrd hi­ promotion! itt the State Depart • heaiT Thi* dlrettly charsrd Duo ring which time a w rou i operation Sheriff llolwrt Baker o f I’alm : rertnin foreign offW-ee* who po was performed upon him for in- U c .h county, preshlrnt n| the [ nena the D*er«aary intlttepv m a tretlnai trvuble, wax reported lm - 1a -v iln tlon . , J accept or dreline posts o f/e n il th r.j proving rapidly today. 1 w more important subject* to 1 a* they wish, while other offh err Cntess hla rondlt on suffer* a retro up f i r d:-cti**ton at thr con■ re given no choice In the mn'ter. M th «rt. Simon aspect! to lea\c irntlon deal with methuda o f keepThe letter alw. aiaerfrit that |«o, here Wednesday or Thursday for ins Uwck o f criminal* through rr* 'j itlcal . onsiderattopa are permitted * r con J »tc ment of the Scop* o f tr.« turn for Kvrrgladea bean*, peat. \ r v York by IVi rate ear fo to Inflorare prom otion!. • Irish potato**, and othrr romrood- , u| atU,,. there with specialist wh • -'ate criminal identification h\" fiennia haa hern transferred to il*°a h a rt been excellent. Toma- »n r, lrrated form er Intaetln.xl teau. Thi* wa» the inference drawn to­ ! hrriff Baker U expected to ark I the. State Department and. it wat t.-e* are Just confine out. ha said. t a b l e t he ha* iu ffrred. acrordln:: learned today, haa been offrred an day by clo*e followet* of the Van Frvm d u trlb u tion . point* o f tU*,r f rjenda o f the family h er' the conrenticM to r l i i e Itaclf on tm -rd In favor o f Irgiriaticn that M-wre Haven. ClewhW r, Belli t,>dar I Important pv*ition in the dlrtaton, Sweringer merger proimanl frarn u oul1 make thr -tati- finyer-i'Tfni GUde and Canal Poiat. Ill refriger. *■ -■ - . ■■ — •of Latln-Ameriran affair*. »ul>jec..| the action o f tbe minority group, preiumahly, to hi* withdrawal of headed bv George S. Kemp and at. r i are and 3 n p r t o care fu ll' pA IJU friT O — Banner yield «>f and Identification bureau a c)carhi* letter o f resignation. U nder.|l.imUey Hnpklna- o f Richmond, Va.. of Everglade* truck product* left tomato** anticipated in thl* di«- irs h<iu*e for law h rralera, in ___ »___ . ihi rdmating the wnirk *v C Secretary o f State Grew refuses! t« in aik in g the Interstate Commerce in one day o f thU week. KUiott re- irict where :fCOO acre* are plant- that . f •hcriff* in all Florida countie*. discuss either the charge! raise-l' to intervene In the Ven Swcrlnger putted. ltd . Entertainment feature* Include , by Denni* nr the report that he caae now pending before the cotn-People In the Everglade* dia-I . . - —'■ — a war dance by the Seminole In•will be (riven an important po»tj tniaaion. try. g, and eaperially Moore Haven. LEESUL’ BG— Building perm it' i.rc rehabilitating themaelvra fa»t- i*»ued here during January total- iliany front th e■E»rrgi*de» in ea|upon reaching here early n e s* ; Their petition, promptly grantid oi* niti.ei with native cowd>oy» in by Ilie coininin.-i.in, wn< p rear rite. I er than was expected.” Elliott aaid.' ed M l » . by Mrnty W. Ander*on and Thoma* The hurricane o f September la ■ -------- ,-------. F. Gay. Richmond attorney*, who t e t»t killed an me UoO perron* ha* l-INK O A K —SO carload* o f h*v» »u .ce»»fu lly led the fight agmln>t w ied out the underairable buildthe Van Sw«ring.-n Marger hi-: it r * and poorly conatructed atruryear. tuira and the people o f the district The minority group oppose the n age -licenae to a you) •rr now doing better than in preI plan tponaored by the Van Swer- ur a girl under 11. *1 j > year*. SAN FO R D BY JOSEPH I . I.AI'IIK ----------------:-------------------------' ingen* o f luiring the Ghevapeakp g IUW reuld Iw Imposed. 'I al*o noticed a Urge number Ohio arrjiiire the Erie and Pen — . , . . . v _ 1. . . . j RMTuni viiujuiim, r i *, * r r , of field handi at work than ever lntrrnalional N ew . Service Stall onP.m, „ €lrm|nms«. U z , f l l ^ C . Mar<|jette through the purchase o f f 'n n L f u 6 | n i (ld I* ‘ ire an.I it appear* that there l> O IU U .*U t * ii iiu s T r p m it R 'vn tlade. acreage tag *50d. capital atock. Tin-y *1*.. are «s> . -ark to tbe farm* movement In 710 W. First KL. I’ honc 472-D TA1.I.AIIA.sM .r., M a., Mar. jx ^ id to the iti«uatHr o f $.V.»,i0^.t(HI j S l ' J l t . l I I 1 .1*151 t t iladr*. The field., were dott y u IMMCK M c r . H The ta* a..arwmcnU o f the E*« r (Mlnt). ofCMJd . c m ; o f capital atock by the Che.apeake 1 t. . v .r y where with men at work ‘ ghiilew drainiigv dUtrlcl. ccwprkp A. , P. . , (| „ , u; tJon> »|.u.Vt.lil; A Ohio on the gTound it D “ not for I . . . . . . . . . thi« I* anmethlng that waa not v p n r i . one-mill d r .ln .g r tag. U .U 3 H I; u lawful puriwue...i c.aticrabl* in previou* year*. “ • Kii -u« iroublr. l"U can stop li r a ll.COIjm l.10 during I'JJn, urc»ru «o i -**-, %« When tho Van Hweringen* had '* mm vllh Crrawalrion. so emulriaed l.lliott reported alao that there I .T I M R R R Y A R D Ing to the tax cleparlment o f the " I T * * U<1 V ,Kemp and Andrr«*>n namw) on the 'V**? r ,rr*f? 17*^*7 •rrosote that la plMsaat to ukr. Crew v . - u U igo numlicr o f new re*.r , . f tnirtra* o f the Internal improveHendry county. .Wi.iiJJI acre*. t ’beyajieake *. Ohio l>»wnj atvl c‘* ApwlaehJrdla will ‘ .in the Everglade* dl'trirt wbo A C o m p le te U h C Of mnlsion I* a new medical discover* Went fund today. n-M »w d valuation. |],71IJ<3| made that hoard nocleu* o f the pro" ““ fr i -tarting farm*. u »*t of the*e M e d ic in e C a b in e t* with |woJold action; it soolbe* ami There will be collected from t!w •'"•-mill drainage; ta*. II.7IB.27; poar J merger im tead o f their owr u*ti'.e °* rrn n ilin coun heals the inflaovcd otatbrsnei and in­ n • northern neopie he raid. C y p r e s s a n d l*ln e district »30.C ».PI through the ncreage tax, f»3,118J.l. Nwkel Plate »y*tem. It » u I* vv 'gr.ed U eai hibits germ sum lb. »tve-mlll maintenance tax; SI, Highland* county MS.lKd acre*; licved they hail achieved a ma*trr health, •n t n i r r * » u . i i |F rtB tU iff Of all know a drugs, errewot* it tec­ 5RI>,769J»7 front the Evrrghulr- a»*c*»*il valuation, 1371700; one- itroke In placating the d brru ntlcd , * ? * * " ' John W. iir*beael.y alrnn iu . i to. S h egth ln | f . (oiaed by high medical sutW itic, as latest action c f o»'lervd a *l**cia! r B nuiuge dirtric: a c ic .g r ta* mill dr»ltiar«- tax, 1371.70; acre- minority. Th«. OISU..I *a pr.erlir i t nrmli.nl* sirllnr* uar of live greatest healing agencies for thi* group In intervening in tin choo**- a *urre*!or < ■ ...lv MnrlJ*. mid. I ,1,1 ||> III- '2iUI,7 • »IAC1>'» from acreage tax from age lax, IIK^WIUIt. persiaieat coughs and c-J Js and ether i . f » ! . *•>uii..n Fioorinc caae indicate* that the bitter fight Jati*r Moore rv Mar. 1 ! the railroad right-of-w ay*; SI,Mariiki co u n tj, llrldfT.l a r m , 11 iritall fou rr nr Ktmlnrlr foa n utm« ol throat troubles. Creomulsioa ?•* announced hi* m t.n BM.C1 from the one-mill ,a*M>r-rd valuation. S137S.I31; will be renewed. 1 I’lorMta. Ket,«u»r) in n i»r:.: LeiUOC tuntains. in addition to creosote, ether • - »ult nf tV. A (‘art*- .mil K, p in lg h went on railroad and telegraph .„»«•-mill drainage U x. SM 79.IS; Their chance, . f rurce.* in d e - : ^ ,hc ,,ffic* •n,‘ h” 1 healing elements which soothe and heal l‘ •*rt*>. IWrtnrr* Iniliiu; »• » r . __ , line* in I lie dUtrict; and S163.«!.l acreage tax. 1120,315.52. Gating tire Ainu o f ilu Van Swer ’ ■■ * fa r iii. aaaio*t it n 11. 11 — M o u ld in g s tbe infected mrmbrsne* and stop the ------, frnm the one-miil a*»e»imer,t tax j Monroe county. M f.^oo acre* Ingen interest* ate believed to lie . .-til! 111>.|. k- II... I'll |.rrll I f lititation and InlUnrautlon. while tne ■ •* Itnllr. .111.1 will ..((.. f >.r However, a* BRADENTON— Kapli ° ni #^ r ion# * . . . \nlji»:n ri. ont- •uincwhat dimmeil. s-reosotc gve* on to the stomach, is ab­ .1 *rll in iii, liirh-<i an l H el etc If the owner* in the d u trl.t drainage tax. fJ0l.4C; acre- the new merger |>lan I* umleratcM*) i*elng made on contlrurl . i . t . , , • . ... . . . . . . sorbed iato the blood, attack* the teat X«tl to th4^ ttx r» nkM-.-vJ ni?r tM9 ii t f .o n to have removed in.wt o f the ol»- fl.000.imn h rid r, »rri Lime of tbe trouble and checks the growth ■iruinst them, the lend Is o ffe m l .* . nn . . . jetrtionahlc financial feature* c»J River is-tween lira.lento Plaster .. . of tbe grruu. . Tor Ml* by the dl.trict. the *AH»Hobee county S.l.ln* w r - i the original plan. motto Ciro.million Is guaranteed salisfacWhite Hock Plaster Hoard aanir. « . .tate and county t .i valuation. torj in the trrslnieat of persistet\t ! Nails aale* are aoid. If Individual* ABOVE ALL, YOU tee in th e samghs and coIJs. bcanchlal asthma, M O N T IC K L IA i J offer, do not purchate the eertifnatr* *r ^ a*v tax, S-kAjnifScreen Wire high western land a mutt majestic bronchitis and other forms of respira­ o f dflinqurnt U io>, they ir r pur^ 1-utic county, fi7^4l a cres revelation o f the power 4ha| creat­ (on County Powi r Company er*ct- e * Huildera Hardware in M- -.it itory diseases, sad is cicrtlrnt foe Uiildrh.M il by the truriee* o f the- in- *-»M-»*cd valuation. S154.4U3; one- es! the earth, for insignificant hu­ Inr new power iSi-nff. Wemlnul iag up ike svstrm after colds or flu. Doors ternal improvement fund ami witlldrainage^ tax, $351.40; a cie- man creature*. Great snow-covrrKlurWa. Moor) refunded if any rough «r cold is Window* drainage di-trirt is thu* ulwa>i ag*$5,754.10. sd hills and mountain* rail away to not relieved ohrr taking according ta M 'tirril o f a total rollestion o f The total nireaaed valuation of the' hcirixun’ t edge above a blue sky, Murphy Iron ini; Uoart* directions. Ask your druggist. Creothe agrested t jvcj for the sarry- real estate in tiie district wav m > high and wide that it makes the -Made to Order OiiiI-.ua Company, Atlanta, Ca. (adr.J Ing on o f their drainage, work, $.30,521*.02V; tin- total a«*e»*ej H ALL A N D F’ K N TLAN D n "untain seem like ant it wa* pointed out hy the tax dc- valuation o f railroad and tele- hi!!*.. Visit this country and you Certifird I’ uMir AcrounUnis partmrr.t today. , graph line*, SI.CHd.filO; ami tlu* will .-ay with unhappy joy , 'W hat - Palm lieach county had the total assessed valuation o f per- l- irnti. that thou thouldctl m agni­ Income Tax Cunaullanla largv»t a*«e*,ment o f the II rou n-^ oual pn>|wrty, SI(VI,030, giving a fy bin. ? And that thou thoulsltwl 8. G, G R A Y. Ilesidrot Manager He* In the Everglade* d rain age'total oaseered valuation in the ret thins- hc-.irt upon W m V 31a Firat National Bank Bldg district. The county had l/UU.- Everglade* druinsgv district of 304 acres in (be district at a vat- *12,42'.*.202. ^ 1,000,000 nation fait year o f $90jQS9.62*.< v i> in i: The one-mill d ra in .te tax on thix T o end V^C county amounted t<( SO.l.lT.ilni; 7- , . t l . t l l.|,l» Will l*e t , r « I V , « l li| tend the E verrlade* arrenge tax II - llv-aid o l I ’ obB ty C -’ tnn ilsa luner* The 24-hour m ille t , CnU lllr o n o r L ' l u l o I s amount,-I to $551,071.70. I If, ‘ M ar, I. *. I f j ; for •lesrlnu llrowurd county hud <M2,VI I rli-lit o l vs a , f o r t i ls h s r a i • l u l l , l b , In Tiirrrks a way lo end colds so effi­ j ij urn- in the Everglade* .dralnage s - u l h » l o t . o f I a s i Slunsoss f r o m in , M. rii, m nia, itaat i i r miu« cient, to romplrtc that sve pai-l $l,0lU,f r N diacn -1 valued at $3J)11.05.3; th. A , , r l l f l , < l •lieck f o r o i.e kuntlrsvl one-mill draiUMgo lag agsviArnem d o l l a r * m us t ai-rorapaivv m o wlil«-ls CUU for it Tiut way i> MILL'S. It iii I e* and ...i > L - acreal _______ . . . I- t o 1-, rv (air.. -I »-s II « s'vssntr stops colds in 24 hours, dietks fever, wa* c-i Fl.htl.C~ the I'- i i u n l u l i . n r r s wMII Ilu W o r k I* And 9*9277.77. •<>n>l>l,tevl wi.'t M - K p t - . l In I Is u <>f opens the laurels, tones the entire sys­ Collier 11 tint v. $.335.7liH I - i.i l I 'la li- sn.l sps> • llr s t ie n * r a n tem. The millions who know it always Ideal Copper Lime Dunt Material Will aasessed valuation, FU5,21P I - a r e ll wl II., C n u h l y k p f l U M f I offi.-e T a , lloartl u - . i v m ll,* rely on it Go start it now. mill drainage tax. $335.03: r ls lil l o r,J rrt nnr o r all Old*. Save You Money and Give Best Result age tag, $4.1,573. • v »: i-orui.AiiM. Dade cm,n t). lxM>5,940 i C lark s-f ll.« s’ lrru ll C ourt FORT iiVfeW flt vn i i xy.i, prm w w ,r USEi THE NE1 IM P R O V Tax Assessments From Everglades Drainage Area Total $1,604,06 * f %e race that never ends B UII.DINLi a telephone SVvIciti U xn underlakin|: flut nevet’ end*. I lie telephone plttii constructed lor to­ day's need*. muM bo so engineered ay to have a definite place in (he plans to meet the anticipated demands of the future— live, ten and even twenty years hence. TIIE LEGGETT DUSTER wtil wive you mon­ ey, because1 the dust appHer) with it jfoes' farther, sjircwdH mill nilhcrtut to the plant* more uniformly. No lumiw that might Ik* in pje dust when jslnmi in the hop|KT‘ luiies tltrotiKh lH(Ttll#chl»nte n<u/leAll such lumps ure “ broken*’ twice before they reach the tlischurwe line. First by an auxiliary “ breaker” revolving ulxmt 3.000 revolution* (ter minute, then pnssinir into aud through the tan revolving at the name speed. The result, n fine intpul|suide fiowder U all that pro-scs out from the nozzle*, that spread* and slicks. When fol­ lowing THE LEGGETT DUSTER you will see no lumps containing hundreds of dunt particle* dropping to the ground, that represent* un abso­ lute waste of mittc-rutl- There is no bark draft with TIIE LEGGETT DUSTER. The top of the hopper cun be left o|)en while in uperuticn and no du*t will blow back. There is less belt slippage The special boom at rungement permit* the adyu*tmeiif of all nozzles with the operation of a *iogle lever. LEGGETT DUSTERS FOR EFFICIEN­ CY - EGON OMY- A NI) IJEST RESULTS* That You Choose Our City For Your Spring Training 3lu> >ou not only find our athletic field in perfect condition, but may our city please you in every wa>. II in our wish that you may have a successful 1927. May W e Serve Y'ou While In Our City Ijtst )car. lot inrisnee. there was a gross expenJi'ure of 931,225.353 tor additions amt replacements to the South­ ern Hell ‘telephone Si'lem in the nitie Southeastern MateIbis was the largest expenditure evei nude for this purpose, during any one year, in this section » t the Country This enormous sunt was. lor the most part, new money recured irom investors, or borrowed front people who have faith in the future of the South aud coutidence in the pennanencj of the telephone (here w*$ 4 net gain of 66,28'a new telephone stationv — the largeM in the Satory ot the Southern MrII Cotnpanv. it necdksary to <:>taU teicphone» and^remove t )9,33o in nr.' -r to make this gain. sccvwe tuos rei'Jeicd to i . j i : IDEAL COPPER LIME DUSTS are beat Irecause o f their uniform fluent**, uniform cop­ per content und the method under which they are niuiuir&eturcd thiit give* nupchur mechanical character. For hale By Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Company F. P. FORSTER, Pres. B. F. W H ITN ER, Cashier * Asa’L Cashier. a • i t SANFORD. FLORIDA PAUL R. FORBES, Maaagrr. Distributed throughout Florida by FLORIDA AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY CO. OrUnda. Florida. S O U T H E R N BELL T E L E P H O N t A N D TELEGRAPH CO M PAN Y !ftC*rtor*t«4 �*------- - THE S A X FORD H E R A LD . TU E SD AY T w a s Ever Thus . Although Mayor Walker*, dean-up campaijrn in theatriC*l circles* could r i>r termini "Hnnl Soil Qui Mai V IV n w " I as there certain! MT ' i *° ,IC an uniiaianced emphani. on *ex and an undue amount some of the current N W nomit of smut in mime tho rnrrMit f » i r V *I1 " ?*fen7 “° [ th* *?rc5ent rmeration, it ia only fair to add that a tflanre backward through the history o f the t h i f nthe , th? Utt°e fal.U,Vare ° f the ,h° most opinton h S d fKand manv £M*te that plays o f today indecent dts tm erate o f any K n od in ‘The Story o f Mankind." There, '’S '1' rCrtain ,mnunl o f indecency in the theater. Trcm the ttuiy days when the Creek drama flourished in n M^\i°uWnJ oT w ,'nt,<,,h (> n ‘ urv Broadway with its “ Lulu Belle. T h e Captive." and T h e Shanghai denture " I n r’ ° f Eur‘rWdf*' produced in Athens in 4021 f v J F o c 1? 1^ T ® ******** which would make the Cornstock Society for the Suppression of Vice tall a special m e e t. S S M S r ' ' 7 * > * m ° f thi< Mmo p^ricHl- has for Its tnrLte™ nil ^ ° { ,ince,t *hat wou,d m*kf> the much criticlaed modern pla> dealing with perverted aex instincts seem a liedtime story in comparison. "rfjE S D A V . MARCH I , 1W7 l* r As Brisbane Sees It If .. ____ — — ---------- l By ARTIIL’ a ItRIHRANF: MARCH ft. 19*7 jU l.t X The Only One Who Ever Clubbed His W ay In I T ESP AY; M ARTH If ( W M ( . Declines. It Smith I . Named. •W«k» to Arktwnic Pardon Has Expired, Asserts I^T1"*-’ -1*8____ _MRS. FRKD s. imigkr. snri.-TY th e Wj| B rr, and Man. (■ S lH ik i iai7. M War Mar P«ir all makes Social • Calendar B n o x PSu vJjlUM&S “A™!.*" T I " 1- 1 H. K.. «.H-4 U - M .«. Kniffh''Many Del, Entertains In Honor .People En O f Miss Lucille LeRoy! A t Local C « , JSukSS zzS&Sr™ j m i h l Z a _* **•*’ f c - T . n many others hut (• U m>t uti a| million dollar-*— peolL recerd Itat a * * .* # ,*•!• e«|to.| hi" , T? rr* f j f « h a would *aj lie is a ty-pKal h (ah -m »s«T a ho.-i.*»T ;tK*«. hut then, ^ nrehabte w d , » ^ s m . ^ nui w^W#Mki sat .1 * n j tne4i\ It H .ld.itrtr». ami hr ..H i U W o a . th - I l w asre^iue, „ th , Hoowiame* *<W W ’ W * » f that them ihunM ul Ir n* ! j r " j r id t i o '. f t *• *»*« *s hus h, •ad he Mid *i m the face o f a r efTkieiWV In ruvemmcnt lie ta w UelirtUuHy at bridge a t t a r home ' H * . | a * l v V J in O N E -D A V SE J SANFORD A » i™ in ^ ‘ ftp* «hat hi. lUfT ” Ur™ cerkt* annul U n ta . ht-nenne Mil* Lucille w Santasd - ix,,ia ic .;- ■ Wi f S b . * j ^ f £ ^ 1 •ssktsM «on a # « jr it S m e t m l-f * * «lr W eitmte. the \Vm mm ty hvml *tech U>M*m tw>Bn in *•"**> " « • »■ Cea#twaeltM Uetmtt. the .UfeiaUm Cm m * , ‘ I w k l M a 4e*lm U ha the firm a>« sra* ron«|4cu>iu.ly aheeat. W n , r " ‘ **n»t»«i »• •!» In either h o w * KTe T** lrt *»• s a i on the r?iH.r! . **• *• BA hrtre wearer l l » . . . o f the Senate and hi* rental m u i l O ^ l ^ r mark than anyow* p a w t^ . a “ *’ ■<•>> Court,hcil from 440 f . t f t S S S r C~M” ~ K M V. frv«p Ltw W U North tVtmllna d l.trk t hiat *wmWf, . . "TM* last I 'w i e m i remeared very favorahty with- Tan r ** ,V * •t* r ^ SanforvJ.Orlando Ksnnel *o»o.” tha m ajor iadmitU.| aftet Club U to m open its tra. k at U n # It h« l hreatfed It* la*t — f ° r the ipttn r meet In* nett l-rlaaa men, f e Kriday evrm re. aerer<lihr to an aai any*. TWy irnmncement aiada tht* marninr hr i dl*tii»ctien t * JLkfle Me fadden, f t o r a l ma-tafer TV* reamn llw th. »tair.| that the lim e hmml o f Its.. »o wail W iw o fr a m . ih«t featured the areMIAMI Ra "*• » i i d w l ih fy a w t meet 1n r , would wcawi are- made on O n ami .harm ter." dominate. connect Miami c ie n t A t h e n s , th e ver>- s a n c tu m o f c u lt u r e , w e r e jws.ses.sed o f m Jnt 7 ° » " * « lh a t c h a r a c t e r iz e a c e r ta in e le ­ m e n t o f o u r a u d ten ct-s today*. BIBLE \T R SE FOR TODAV 1 THE WORDS OF C O D :— The mftftf* o f the Lord are pure word*; •Aa ailver tried in a franc# on the worth. Purified «ev«n time*. p«alm dJ <1 . | P R A Y E R :— May Thy Word. O 1MR,' r tr r be a lamp U» our feet and a light to our path. , . ALARUM her* ia a time fo r truth, my lad kit net when you ar* young. nd Ufe ia either good o r bod, ,nd lo r ik a song half sunr. I r ?Um tat*. ™' o • ■ rdlng to the president o f dianapolls Indians, if the ^ a b e Hotel were odvertisQttld by foil o f people. * E ] The people o f FlorUa ana much Interested In Governor Martin's tax wotting program, bat they don't fvaat to eve the state schools suffer. ^ h# 1113 Sanford \ P h on e 46I.J f a i .m 1a miMionenv at their next meeting, * v .*m n ix in ir y n writ* The #••'«»nor'» *UI'mer,t came »f«*r •* U»«er<«u»t today had l»»ur i a * m «*f hu)>,«a corpus to lluClay county youth *k- wa* to have U #n elec,iwcute.! ,hU aTti fwmn for the staying o f a »v>urg woman Scheduled for tui untimely death at 3o because of • Xcexsive eating ot Paul aod drinking. L oon Ceraaro, hem reking u» In \rokw in IUU. laughed at docSnme nf tor* u b o said hia end was at >— H illy fool - 1 adopted a rigid diet, regained hi. ia*. health, became known a* the Pollster af a system „ f scientific scientist I eating and lived lo be 102 vears » y bee's old. ’ ’ieriincs, U hra be was Kg be wrote a Leek « work lu that has been fsm «tu ever since. a h n *-lin°.Ugh T ^ * ^ ^ n m lily high liem v fee on roar! WUy Sunday aaya be keep* in ahowa and carnival, now. Sanford ha* been drained . l i Z ' feftod pbytirnl condition by oating U *\ fto" ‘,y r " m ^ n v * < '” A n o th e r •sparingly, going to bod early and Yhelr managers eeem tn have realized that Sanforrl Ir*, of. tfvttiilg plenty o f ecarrier. That's the first aentiblc thing be has ev- fected by the general FloritD slump than other cities wwuld rr aald. -’ ’ have ive^de with money to waate on cheap entertainment. |aml Wilfully and when the law i« attcm ptcl Ui he enforved hy a de­ tree o f the court*, then the court* ! »‘ °P hy a writ o f aorne kind. “ We now have In our jail* men who have hern convicted of wilful murder and sentenced to death four year* ago, and each time when the law i* attempted to l« enforced hy the executive u m r writ come* along and stop* lu We , have men in our jails who h av e, committed rape and were sentcnced to death three year* ago and • *»»d soup. T o this he j added 14 ounces o f wine. When h* was almost SO year* old hia friend* i persuade*I him lo increase hi* r». i lions to 14 and 18 ounce*. T-n d a js later he became ill and it wa* frart-d he would dD, but lv rec.-verr«i when he returned to hit f „ T. mer rule. Over against this, the patwi* < just the other day laid nf thr>e | rhiMrrn who d k d from underno ir- 1 VALENTINO'S SALARY was larger thnn manv . arc over likely to ura liut one can advance toward the goal of ;m prosperity hy saving n portion of onc‘» bcomc ar.tl depoaiting it regularly in thi.* lUnki !*> Intcrr^t Paid On Savings ArcnunK 1 ^Bm inolu (Ifounlgl^a S a t i f o r d .F I a S T R E N G T H - S E R V IC E PRO hiRFSS HARVEST TIME " ‘tn your cmjw safely harveateti your nn 'houbi be to get your money safely banked Th* protection we offer anti tho service ■ "h a t you neevi at this time. * ome *n- Lot i|i arrva you. f ir s t n a t i o n a l b a n k HANFORD, FLORIDA. • •allT k* nj ■. H it* Italian count who waa brawn *v* by pel ire men In Tampa the otbL*y W F wenld be pretty -gore If “they *toauid bo mlrtrealed while •xiaitlog In Italy. • ■■ Q ■ • Mr. E. T. S tou sb u r), a leading (bntoker o f INruvartvanU. attribute* tM* success to the fact that “ He • jw r looked nt the c lo c k s Ran Have w a lk e d -F a mUisrixed himself with the work l ° f the man ahead o f him so that l-t e I . promotion rum* he waa raady Georgia editor has bora be*ten M r M M in f an editorial denounrtng bootlegger*. He baa boon boat*• *«r* before fo r expressing the * * * * aoadlment. An editor should«Y try to print the truth about a i f t g o f scoundrels unless he ia •Mo and w,IUng to drive a am cj* , Herald does not like to appear in the role of a kill i*1!! uM 0 lllu ‘ona* tinrua there certainly can be no harm » W » !>!»«• m th , h « r t can boy. However, time wa, when one circus a year v'T* , m a boy had an opportunity to see. Now there^ i L “ /'! week or two. Isn't it altogether likely that Z n S n U n t W the s a m e thrdl out of them that they used to? affiRtSff-lSSSSfi '•hat's difficult tn ascertain. you CAN S A T the same o f human honey bee* „ f l»du»U y. I « * > * “ •*«•. make • rallh leisure and culture poe. I »«hle. but thgr don't know it, or 7 ™ ' r*£** They also are “ only, Dahwg for sugar.But tike the tow. they are doing! * 2 5 fo r J* V r*,. U * W ed rrxaUd them, and that's » officiant. HELFIRHNESS U the world’s peara ■raker. Britain. a cu -in g 30,000,000 Citizens. . a r e dlan U eri l,y a ctru D n U o r niiknwxN r a c h y e a r . * i,h “ <n , n In co m * A c c id e n t R ol S U S * Z * ; ° r 15 wwkh BoxpltrU rxj^nar,. A TIM ELY INSTANCE _________TAMPA TRIUUNR Thi* being "P ay Prom ptly" « , k, the hy th* p o ite r-S u r. may be ho Yonr Bin*“ fa)louring letOrlando Reo f timely l»- , 11 own you Now be ’ ,o r » ot rtm- liana* *•**■ B^rn earn fool pay me | Par t o o. I f this vrut JWcm#,.t vou shoe* wud Kara to Trusting you will d* U .O Y D GEORGE sav. * « Var ■Ui com* a f ttor talk, Rwa»la and Britain will cwntiase ta do basin"»to*n«m# they need each cut SSSm wT?>k" c x ,W n « . d a m -m l^ n n ™ ,. I ,., n Ju •*“ « -* * ■ 1 A n In r x p * n a iv e . For The t ie g it u EKOCKS New a rriv ob la Uaw fa# l i p • p a l M M i a i o a lg r n a n AE tho aew Ughi i t o b * » deairaMo fer tporf wear, ttoy tww-pleoa f'» * M and the eaaapfev *■« pgg> •awrl-BPa-tow. AH a a . In |»M the or Wool Cm U -»Un cuw*4’ oith r«r * P )ll^ o d fw if- jp ILLINOIS C H I E F EXECUTIVE WILL BE TRIED SOON to oefninoi tlreawth o f the hide t* f« 0 y i>toH to*d G js . , 14t.e*4 text have aharwn tin t lb* t a h S tlreogth W shark leather ran nnvrtngo e f 4^1f « poundo par •dtoare Inrb. which put* it tn -g • f t •/ super strength by HosU. rrom the toolbar there to manufartnrad shoe*, porkttbooh*. tontbui ■ ball#, tmail resea and th- ( P B O n t m Hoary a.a s ! I* SsratlaOL put Y °u 1» tou ck w ith rtliahfs wotkm ^ a lte ra tio n or rapu/ .^ I ^ S H E E T R O C K •h* f" c fr a > / waUhonrd, fo r Imulatkm. fu * J & 3 3 S .* k « 2 L C 3 r ;K : *“ A t peescat, we nra nursing ear Amertras ft n k tr . bongbt worthless RuulAa C ** ram imagine the Brit­ ton rafpsfng to Uadn wuh ua. fee t a w in g to cash C»a federate “ Z ? a Ur V !x it s S r t a I t *nu a linen abowrr at P » m Hart Mellon at 2:M I honoring Mia* Evelyn A n ­ i l 1ride-elect o f next-month. Pipe Oryan Members pt-T cache is Association uif l : •' High Bcheol will mart (xiiests O f Mesdames I "clock in the auditorium, Evans And Doolittle p i regatta and dinner f the 3 acht Club at the llodin •xccpiionaiiy interesting An exceptionally p t Lake. meeting ° f the Pipo Organ H ub Mr* llowcrd Ow rlin, Mr*. J. N | )l. Howard Chapter U. O. Flr»l Baptist Cbufth was " " * " * * * John Lennantl \U \ki>ntrn Sludcntn ArcMcm | at 10 o'clock at the held Monday afternoon with Mri motored to • and Haii.c* f Mrs. W. Thevriore 1-ang- Gcorre W . Evan* at her borne in •wra Of Orgxnlzaliun llv City where they spent the dar, I * * * '• M* body. Robert Bayfair. * »«f| (4*1J flaw, feniMtaima U h .. the Park Apartment, with Mrs fullrge Hulim,-; Offlcwrii k ldren o f the kindergarten Evans and Mrs. S. P. Doolittle a* Mr. and Mr*. Jam** Robson Jr., Mantfrul Active Inlrmri ^ u lb J)ida Primary School h w trssw . moved Monday Into their attract •ent a program at the The meeting was railed to order tv* new home ia Booth Sanford do Prim ary School audiT A LI. AIIA SAEE" Fta, Man 8— by the prrsideuU Mr*. A. Kent It 8 o'clock. U N hl The Florida b u u < .dirge Roasitcr and routine burlnes* w a, Clauds Robson returned home f«^r Women . barter o f ths Yeung t-Trarher* Association qf b r High SchiKtl will hold transacted. It waa decided to hold Monday from Palatka w h in he an I'aitor besar at the I‘*r1il*gah Spent the week-end with relative*. Hhop (n the A reads. A coou d I food mils wai also held at thi* Mr. and Ralston, meeting and a large sum wad rrath* T« been visiting in S gn forj HATLRDAY Go-J, .rB.o r *U n Hm* 11 T * F « c « ? ' o t Dr. and Mr*. sn Music Club will meet F o r m e r Worthier*!* M a ra u d e r I r forth*>imst three week* I o'clock at the studio of at their home on Magnolia Avenue I O f llr ln y D e e p l l « O u fTo ^ nnie S. Munson on Myrtl# W ; M o m t d lo their Lome xi llig r i ( i r lr w a n m n : If life. n r-u iN iit r Hour at Muni I'a e d F o r A ll l e a t h e r L o u d , (I NS I- The 0 o’clock. ---. iH AIf r .k * looped with *wbi,.,vr*l rrtani KKT WERT, Fla . Mar 8 - » « d Uwr Mini SUNDAY orvl coffee. Fa vers o f curvarr* « ( ilNM) The shark, for marry y e ..* «t«U U mg Room* at Library upei sweet peas wefv glvm each mem­ luoked upon aa wurthleta maraudtn m I ta 0 o’clock. ber. Ing Inhabitant uf the briny deep dur Members attending thW mwvtlnx ha* oattlrod Its day * o f useless • '*3*****? * 11 egaln get u>3. r »a v Mrs. U alcy P o a n . Mrs R. Study Class Of were: l» in Char*try O ia rlc. H. Berg, Ur*. C.TI. Copk, Mrs. Kr* West today U Urn dirtribu ber* Marsh 10. ienten Season Is U uis# CabMMgr, Mr*. Robert At tkU Mo*a»mg. noiPtod fur th. Yarborough o f M h e u a o U . seTm- t it* M e t for the lenther and ether Matska.Mr* J. If. ColcUwgkl d*■few*# *r* *i)Mctr-i to lary. and Martha B r.rw - .nbv i f item* utilised from shark* whbh Monday By Guild Mr*. L E. Eatridgr. Mr*. R. U are taught in Ibe Uulf atroaua s n i t‘8r*on» to iwe master agreed •*. V/uon fprtngs. A la . tri-aeurer. (•!en,-. Mra. Jame* F. Hawkins, on boar by Ul,m|a"■ * l I payments uf Intrrrst The vl<r-prw«ld*nt o f the rollcge kultjtorvd [/'rat lesson* o f Uto study Mrs R W . Lawton, Mrs. J. C. t i k i IW moearrh o f the fereoi by llltewl) .to povlterto* ta the list#, y . W, C A . Miss Creary, 1* etMr*. CUfford Walkrr. ■ring conducted during MtUhelL from |U “ Grant Park p cia lly responsible far fretho.cnj ■ to t shark* prefer 1* live umtor y 1'.11! , ‘f ' 1?? h r tho stale w ip -tn . 7 Mr*. Mortimer Glover ■' 4 *he. «<ih the oaeltar, r o f thr >H. Agnes Guild, was held » bean • “ mythical IsT. W. C . A. ilatltfit r«bln«t, put I afternoon at the chapel, W . - . m bag en th# fa n o te church's program is M a g "jatoVors* r-vle* and the topic for thi* o fTbt a s d r r *1 Ibe bonyfa* Dowill “ Call to the Church f J M f I# warned hath d ris and r rral Convention o f Itr23.“ ;-t o n l> lh r Rwoblj tolling lo*t where, when end how (<> ivcr annnumed that t h f Baptist Church Circle le — k to. farther ihJsya |o tlw r*»r. to du tilings and what nut la de ■f South Florida had pa IJ fnym ent* af IgV ih k * era r* )w .u -l • t "liege rules fug the v w n tt e f tho l#r rent o f Its plrdgr. Meet With Mrs. Betts to PrVMtdM io the rswet and state are fat from letdent »nd one in* lowest per cent pold of short dvley m o f U Uksn until th* n u t watob bar “ p'*“ and “ q b “ M vine# o f Sevraneo and the On Monday Afternoon keen from g«tUag “ sbippori" : -wroat tn tho national The you Sr w om eV ? asxeietU .i The members o f the Kathelecn alw* be* a "B ig Bister" ergwnliawr* attending the ctaa*0* Mallory Circle o f the F.rtt Baptiit Monday aft< niuuo thrti e f orper-elas*wuwton wb* »* r e : Mr*. John W. t hulrh met Mj7, Lotti. Demnory and daugh- make it tbelr duty tu Im.* *ft*r J r , Mr*. Ra>iuood Ker. with M n . VV. E. Betts on Oak Av­ ¥ * r^ n * IMnipOey retur-. frtsbmen and under gi .dusts > •rtiaiot Glover. Mr*. Bol- enue. The c m D chatrtuan Mr*. P. •d home Monday afternw-n from Nrwr students o f the eJtoce ere Wan. Mra. Chri* Matth J N f attended <>' tutor*.I oa Urn “ kid alsi«r“ of n - Mildred Me Alexander. D. McRae, ('resided uvvr the bo*, M IJo yd. Mra. Braxtom L loess session when pDns fur rais­ the Funeral e f Mr*. Detnpary’ * sie- Ibe upper claaswonwn ami ufls-i «*•*. Foe m toftoc f Mra. M. Y. Yoong*. Which took ore givoa toond. meUeriy a J.i. -j Mr*. W urt W. Warner. ing fund* were discussed. Quite jUilMf Coilevtor, ‘ n f y .SuillU) |/UrTMd>|, a pumtwr o f donation* fur the Mr. nndMr* llsnry liiU u lm cirri# basket were brought in. rO K UFNT- — FnaniaWd cuttay, I ) wa* announced that I»r. P. D. nnd Dr. Henry MrleuHn mot a n d ■ •• «>••» fob#, eons toting uf Ry King, partur uf the rfeurrh. will I r llow ef Sunder w h en they at,Teague Simmons af Mount- •tart nrw stud) rlassoa at the landed Grand Optra. 1 <■ and f r P . Biauaon* o f next meetirg "S d K * • J. H- VkaUoe o f U hligtao, D. ’ *•. K. C.. are expected to •Orth, aod •tori r a m. (u*-tbri Members prr*ert »*r» Mrs. F. C'.. arrived here Mood b Hanford. Tup edgy and D. King. Mr. T. r. DovU. Mra t r nnd Is the • Rh flvo and 4 oerve land ad '•he curate o f Mr. and Mra R. Savers. Mra C. -H. Rorhey. Mr*. guest o f Mr. and M Fra# Setter t *to* ben slc J t o t t M W t n J, The t i n t rtep a Ike c to at ion u htUndiB. ' •nte W f O m ^mmv^T Sac J*o Janto Pmith. Mrs J. A. C*a*k. M ra! • new leather ndopUbto to nil p g - l» J -- to<j.a at ( ourt Haute. P. D. McRae. Mr* W. E. BetU, imaoe u>,urodgwbea Da diMwvvix raj klrtt J . . t r . ’ Thompson Mra. John Manley. Mr* J. W. Meo f a prwcea* w i t h treat, ibe d w l f * and daughter uf Chicago. Bride. Mr* F. P. Bin#*. Mrs. J. N. h*4* w u I , d i.fs t «u tn t ir r it , •**♦4 here Monday pad nr# I.yle*. M r* Grant, and Mr* Georg* i q f U e ey tlor * wet of mlmit *„.! » u « f Me. and Mr*. B u n . McGnghin. Wb Fre|*h A r o fu - w # w fll gladly estimate cost,fu rn ish marc, J I Id lirr w *w 't V ,V h ^ t o \ n d * ? S ^ 5 , Tb* tVmwn. w m hh ..tn .ia te d , d a l. .1 Z l Z Z r * * m * m' \ £ t £ U & . ^ U T ^ •{•{•» h to mahe uao q f ) W hew the hug* tag suit wa* Muntclpal I told on th c ^ a to s tM bryaghl again* t klai and hli rt ! ! « oat of •k fea.lanu -out « a ,a* gj»a n d the city and will u*e th* porh Bt I lhat the) had ch«et*d in* g w era Ninth BtrvJt mod French . ___ »toai hot ua th# i l h n ljm U a l 1 the carem m ent la d bungled a T i r i ^ ' th' rv p re m ia o lu a t i e a -b e Mid the omuunt e f didn't iaU isat, h(aiI L ot a il * l,h the weik B t ___ b'ttk'lng up thg diamood at that **• .P - ** uadertakm to rarom • I kwatHin. It was Maud at the m*c: * roobeJoe** in the Internal Rev rnu» Bureau, boaevsr. and he dal admit considerable Interest la the prvnciple * f ih# thiaa. He si low ml hi* /nvflda to anaha the chaigs that th i. w a, Secretary Mellon* way o f hitting beck at him. Bj | he hltntelf ha* rvfu*ed X,. .nd Mn A «. 11.11 to Comineat fer purpose* o f puldl. rrt home Monday evening from Mi­ ratk-n. III. gytitud* (a that the ami where they visited relative*. government ha* grabbed a wild Hr*. T. J D focbey. who ' . -ending the winter here '• o f Mr. andM rv. 1 L. t'kiV D-1| J»in *. threatened tomp endlrw allaW rela Ic y during BEACH IN DEPENDENT JACK SO NVILLE JOURNAL it *e*m.t to be the only T ill R 8D A Y •The End d f The Rainbow,", V Barbee), will b* present, to Junior High School vt 3 Were enjoyed T«»t here association o f Mktnar School will meet at dock. hr meeting a f the Colonial Discussed By King Mrs.JUtaaeU Van Kirk of Allenrv Roosevelt Auxiliary S o. hur»t, fr. J.. ha* returned from Mi­ * Spanish War Veteran* "11st Tire** will be the subject o f tell at 7:30 o'clock at the a talk by Dr. F I). King at th* ami and point* on the l a i t Coa*t. f Mr*. J. H. L yle., 311 Prarrr service Wedncmiay evening tntli Street. at the First Rabtist CburrH. A ll it entertainment commit- <who have had flat tire*, have *em k« Woman a Club will cn-l i , ir” or w<>,,ld be in tem ted in J. “ * at tourist bridge, at .71 here M ARTIN SPEAKS OUT ANOTHER CANDIDATE [ Miami had a fifty thousand dol- way to keep thi* w»rt of thing out of Sanford which i* recog. w iawel- robbery the other day. mrhtotl just goe* to (bow that Miami nized by all traveling abowa aa a lucrative field in which to operate. d* not a* hard up aa It gwwcrally fuppoord. ' ' ’ the now* for Wayrme*. G a , hr pl«y t » d gam­ will until rg.. treatment A. *»*k ly and umler the prewwt ar ,ur . J 1*? P1^ 8* " / r e ; the Miaaes Lu- (C. L HotpjtaL ™ S ? r V ' ' hr n i» o uv to U ^ R «r. Ruth Henry. EUta»u rt»d a , 4:30 o v le h in the after beth I t f f l t o l , EUiaheth Whhner. Mr. and Mr*. Cbarlr* Blt*a vp ila r kagua umpirlrp iffn-ta!< acwtw* are Jo M I ? S '.'J ,rin* U a i,r Thraahcr. WorrbevUr. Map*., are capectad Loul*e Well* and Rcherca Steren.! t« arrive h*te Friday te U tha "the Ifh ltm guest, o f Mr*, u ii.*'* .I.ter, Mr*, vr c-j.i.pplng each cluh (rtorge l.j*e. and nehr. Mrs. Rayi* un.i With aalfurniV and all an I neevsewr. Z iU r ' “H a t Tire*" To Be moiNl Key. ffifh*. *|. govern or'*-atat-n w nt f<»|. vHC,2r.v’a c s ,iJ,)■ luw»: The right thinking poiple of 7*^1. and f * a 'oftn ev to the I I 1thi* state aie constantly calling for dropping nibble. law enforcement. Certainly no interested k* greater than the wholesalei murder and ran* that RENAN SAYS th* *.m e. in h wilful taking of human life and we have Iit I* high time that they u He describe unle»a ws begin at the very top ronsuier -•th* enforcement o f the j *5 “ * B * f right. W ane* Annaeu m e ucvti.ration drama, following a* it rlld the year* of Ntvatu*. elder brother o f Senee- to enforce law* of our staU against law ». and' when th* courts are go- ’ I urtUn repression, brunt evidence of the reurtion of the fwo. who took the name o f Gallio- those — who wilfully take humna life ,n* to through so that juMier ran w t 1^ in #n . . . . may Vh* done. I* justice a* mere prucoruul in Cor what sucre** *Fai^V restraint. Such cornedii * a, Congreve’s “ Wav **L V inth. hearing the accu.ation ot farris the law against those who ! name in this state? W h it does our ° f -ntr World.” and "Lovr For Lov, " show external jmlish fwirthore. now chosen head o f the comm: le»»*r offense*? I *y*tcm o f criminal procedure and Internal rottenness. The brilliant wit of Vunbmigh and Paul One o f the hardest thing* that mean ? , , n * rn ru ' ngalnst Saint ‘Speaking o f the law enforce­ Wycherly is also colored bv this immorality. In 16DS. the the governor ha* to do i* to order Gallion, a Roman o f grvat cul­ the who WUIu|wilful- I ment. when will we arrive at th* Restoration comedies Ut-ame so unlH-.irabb- that the ReverI— execution --— — -o f those woo and erudition, ditmisssd the !> take human human live#, live*, and and he only place where the law will b* en­ I/• »*be ami Jemer>‘ Collier publi-shcl his famous jvumjihb-t on the ture ra»e haughtily, balling Paul and d-e* d‘to* so courts ami *o after thn tha court* and juries juris* forced after man ha* been Died “ Profanenes, and Immorality o f the Kngliah Stage " no time to waste have given them fair trial*, ft ap and convicted and been through their petty quarrels. , pear* hotowver. that there U no end every court repeatedly, and when / 2 In n i t £ ! Uld ,hcn’ ‘ hat. *alafJous jokes and aex appeal to court prveedurr and that the l* the Un going to be through w :th ■ in the drajna are not confined to Broadway productions or to' HE W OU LD H AVE been w b - mandate* eom-ng down from the I *uch thing*, are the question* the ' 5 the prwent generation but are as old as the stag,, itself say. Renan “ had be sb.se n Ir*. cou rts finding a man guilty mean* governor i« asking himself. " 4am. It was proved later that nothing. Mayor Walker s campaign is highly commendable, but wheth­ J “ Dw* the verdict o f the jury. | i » quarrel o f sectarians was the and the findings o f tho court* irn-xn 2 er it will result in positive benefits is quite argumentative. “ Our jail* are full o f people who ' what they say or do they mean no- g have taken huroan life wantonly th in g?" * When a newmpaper finds It uecbwaary t*' g o tato the Insurance ine recomnienuaiion or Sanrorri merchant, that the li­ dmainae* It U a pretty good tndka$Um that tho field ia not Urge cense fee on carnival, and amusement park* )*e inrrra.wl D a good one ami should be acted upon favorably by the comr ™ r * for i t . ______ lu tion . I* auu to enter, accentlm ■ " " ‘Hincrment made t ig* rr ' night. ■ which « Of] Iff I win. Iiiv r v -T i V . . . . __ ___ HU L N T I.j ARIS rOORATP* I ZZ* * ,nt,*Pf*xN.making on aoap o\e« in Hyde Par*, u im p stin , . ! ,rTmUf lk# ToO' W **-• “ kn oel. « o h. i.<a ~ nJiLnUi-* T'* hX n ff th* 'r •wn pitch. One Tory drew a «w r *4ging from the list o f set U. the yacht regetta should de * * beeping up its advertising pa i aa welt a* any newspaper S.KI.00 E le c t r ic m ulor a * « » W n * and \* E « s y T erm s To |f r*'VJJ . * ? " ,J fifk IInever , j fnr hi* hard. rffwieRt wrrk on W m t ti«/ u t e1 oVr k ep owlic e ' ff o1"r c" e' ” \rou * ' hdlvn n allfS a i n i *'‘a r |tnn >ew h a™ v e ‘ hhat ad aM ha y no.vr rrrat national Im prevcm m u. and s e a s o n in R o m e h a ck in 200 R. Q -r u ” ^ u P“ i'ur , ! ° drj,! w«»h national P la u tu s w it h its c o u r te s a n s , r o u d a b o u t f . a n d v u ljra r w it m a r OrrAlam.. Millmn. o f Impfwra* men h a \ e a m u s e d th e ilo m a n lo v e r s o f th e d r a m :: b u t it K n n l.l A8" * , } * \ rwr»r«. M r and Uttle [tv* 1 tf i l r r V r anf HoVatin;r inn,,cn « for'the common.I J r 0 4 \Kn“ t* Mellon, bwraup* o f ■J1* " f* /nter«.|lnf to note that the aristmratic Horace hi* work in aftrr-ihe-w ar flnancs. H» ha* handled the rognd.sappr..v«| o f the work of Plant,,, Uvnu.se h,. ^ “ha ? ” ‘ ; try • ch ief bu«inea«. finance, with rreet «klll, reducing the nations! fla st t am L nS h"u'" a n d ir is l n 'Tth is c a lls to* m n i «»,r,,v*Min* r m v n t n ew w p a n er 'a"r iiI . I * * * •*>: «*">• Mllion* and aimnllane<o*iy r**tucing tasea. I ** t L e " ;* ^ o w ' 0|* I h e a t c r -g o e r s t a t e d th a t hi h ad a tten d etl s e v e r a l c u m nt p la y s a n d h a d not fo u n d a s in g le c h a r • TflF.ltH A MB IIIK u* „ a1 d ow n ! nuln1** ° ^ ° l W10rthy ralleri a " l a d y " o r it " f e n t l e - or more dark hor»e*, »nme •pc ad Ing good money already, directed W e fin d a ls o th a t t h e tlranu i m «*ur A n g lo S a x o n fo r b e a r s by ingenloui managing rcploitera. But they will pndiably remain -w n? l ' I * t,h r 9 ? mJ' to c l,i* lw eonsicit r " s a n s r r p r o c h c “ !I i L * P * *■ probably in*•££ Ahole lUt. < « l llg e . ' j * f , r ' ( K n r ,L>h « ^ v . a lt h o u g h Hoover, t^owden. I»ani-' * w h o o l m a s te r , o n e N it h o i * U .la ll. t o lie 1 * wohdre in a j«>.iti,m u , , d , . *c h o o ,b o v " * iH un « * ^ P U t i o n o f a j la v o f P la u tu s a n d it. If he want* it. c o n ta in s s o m e p r e t t y s t r o n g m it f o r ,h e " p U - t i c a g . " ' A l 'l k R W ilt) takes It. I t 1 g f:* ™ ™ " S ~ » * " ........... ...............T :ti<..Vh> w i X n : » i l l he a *ori cxcilin r ramimlrn " ; C, ! t r S : ™ 2 « * r _ » L ' ■ * « « * K n * l i .h r o n t e d ic . I*"/ » cemplctelyr dull . ne—e iritin r ir ta vern , r Smith i« named by 11 IVmoeratr*. dull beyomt word*, (flhe i* tut nominated. A man a ho own* many n e w * .'* IS 0* 8* and k " " 8* ' politic* »ay*. ] Smith U th* only tWrvocrwt tha. i wouht hare any rhance. He would I have an excellent chance to carry t M a»o<huk«tu( fill* I uit)’ o f the an n (v i 'i fifjew * Ilch he sin* meway appliraUwat pip tk ruliii.m* la ' (utility j.il«m er» und-aMm It fe r n h w r|ar»ln «t the rrwntinr « f el i with the 1 ITeltudoanr eiUttiale* li that there waiijd ’ ha ha il sen heftwe the h « tend the meetfnr Into a and pwaalhly loafer "a m e n t lax .uh which U actnally etjwewawl the h..j>c that eurne'lfi Ihely take r*v rc than ten m tf •**! h«ntetr will he popular. • ‘m ■ » * » /m m l^ln. ______ _ i fr, Mo. . " ’ APIIIXCTOM Mar. M aler>U ? X css S P. * The heard meets *n jj la n d Aovwrn^- Vartu.. «h ■#• f u iM u ilk t uthae w n h r n .M n •Uh the ; known their .t. »»re ta die menry. ail rleatrHcy p e u tto u am that all j d i l l t r s In xuia* before t • l(h ^Uiwtch mi ar lar thinrf f i e ,n il a « s r w! laluve e v o s r ia * , tenu anneal M en — W e r e d were smtrag tho*. from hanfe- l xwtorUK to OrwiuU Moswtoy even ing to* bear Edg>r A- Guest . Mrs. Robert J. Hellv le ts n i¥ borne Monday Item '• « rto* visited her »i*t*r Mr*. T. A w wlU also be made at Ppimb. Atlanta and Chattanooga e *•*•-«*4.. I*Mk to- ttor a toady L on gw oa d r ’ : - -o n g w o o d “w Kttfy N ig h t,,. | . ■ AII.MtSaiON use • '-ves'K ' REOI'ENH FR ID AY NIGHT S Race* Night!*— First IUc» H |». K. ' Ifafii or ahlM— Ij JIi * Fr»i K»tr> \Uflll Musical Elxtraordinar WiU be Rendered •* Trinity M. E. Church Muntfay Mgkt. Marik fktr ||(H. ||FJ7 Bonfurd Av*. ot *ih Bt-t Manfwsd, Flm *. a JAIUBH. Atfm U nitM ( \dwiL Wg||# ^ U p to in O u b XV tig h t You-Drivs-li •EI ^rivt.Vourk«l ■ *•r IV �ge rom Premium Taxes C ollected [Flo Zwgfidd Haris Broadside ' From Insurance Concerns j. Against Keraes Of Present Day O ver Million Since Jan. / E 7 E: s a r t gua vexes T ik e Auto ' O f Jax Constable J A C K J O W IU -R . F U . ■**--. <IVS*— C m M k Ftvd P •4 v a t « t in » « I « r^ t W if. -II11- ^ 2 Of DeAatrraiont Ilrtdhrr* Wko Dynamited Train Are SUB M^aterioa«lr Erxdl » t Aothorit-rV Effort* INCLUDING Great Comedy Drama ‘T H E P A T S Y ” Crime For \\hi7h Tkrre Are! l * » c r d Was One Of Mod Sportaratar H M btt * Ruthven McDonald * ' A ties state b i t S fli A n d H b H ig h la n d e r s • V “ “ N E W YORK. M a r, S— (I N S l— ? ’•'**• *■ **T* i a Following a a n w -y s m e t e f the “ n < **• f W raptor* ad M ania rd H «gh U The U i am en ds A etrerm - 1. - w » f l b farm*** D* = ~ m ^ £ »*■ T * * ™ rrv m ^ m . a i y e e * ft-' • ! M M i U . «• »h «e e heed rest re- J L , , . . . , - . J L —, jnnrds taUhmr SISJASi. the Pm: ' . * l . **"" OfOre tArymrijee-vt h a. r e d o o i^ r TU T * * W * r ta to hriag Irte ra fted; ^ 1 ^ . 1 the twin beet her* Ray and Key • ^ *** t S » ba»=a •he are still at large. ' p n s d * «* » n S k ia fW tal tss.pertcr* and n i n c r . He* l u .,*>-»i jtr»*r ndfiriaS ta all seapoet l - v r . hate -if fifty *.J S «e *“ * **<irs««4. as the first etey i~ , ____ i; rsaewed e f feels to a r p n k n d tJh. ta l e sa t i e baht .t s f It* *radre e f the r s * iw SOth F i n them it the r m : they i t l r r ^ U r« v idi* r t thry t e iv n nd the engineb t » the country, the t n a >c^t nd from the tha Celled State* * oh ree the n ftalsramd dnscaea a j,f » The a iry L The r t g ir c l ftdL ahtn ' jS !. nt.w : mrupr. «evy mrry attempee to Mrs M ala ^ s - » , T a n W m W T dnsdl u d after her health failed • ** left t o r akmtL " c r , ‘ '- * » 5 i" t l l e a i t n : t 5 S W E in v it e r o o r c o m p a r i- a ■ poo in th e f i r f d j w h e r e c d - 5 m S^JSTSSLS “ ***** ad s. -t Lmcsa. sehe «», rsitwd ■PROMPT «rriee? Oh. yes.■ S “rr; « t 5We « » ^t wa *n hm or: Aeth '^v r i ■“ T field of this dis- 5 mm ii - « d U have keen e^*a*vd ■ tnct. to m i-ry Mr. TSWmaeih at the ump ■ - , . . ■ «.f t •*ih ■Crates distrif-uted through ■ C (h ilmgwerth W « e « j A m e r i e a n F Y nit G r o w e r * . 5 -h* v-.-rmrr «d the FAwrlrr-KsJnmy !•«#. K a ia rd r ifw r t i a t am-mre ?run Dr»d»»*y that v i » i . fiasAmn. the i m w t i r mod. mimic hate u rlnm m t e Tam Hsernry. the Am tralm n. 1* thr*r snaorh here « r M in i. » la « r t* » to he ( k r l A r lee a a s b l *vtk iH-mpory. -■■■■■*■ ■ , Ta>r- r s d and EL if? Cm oaaji ■ In c, ard Sanford O riel? S * T h i c k G r o w e r s , la c . xmts^w heirs; D. K. Tcma e f Chira- a r » »s - -.H ru tal e-rth Eia«-»t Met- n n -'f. c f this «a lj la a > d r« tt o | sol«H Appointments Made iStitST. Wor Ihinibr Sinrrrs LONGFIGHT OVERs a w . ESTATE WILL BE RENEWED SOON By GoYprpor M*rtin S a - .'a i b i n rite aaesMal inrapbcdti dtresis at their rea »—. » satshrt ma i l tw a new "■*«- *--e ***k to have e act aaid» -»■ « gnmnda. Jadge R R_ T A L L k E .C R M X . F V . XUr b - t* * — < hd t a ; : r ^ T T Ti «d etrdaacvm *T** * T* " * ^ r» « »■• Jsdhmww »p - • 5 n ■ ■ n ■ ' P m e n tin g ISoiBtifnI Mwiral Pnadnrtion Adriatic Tamburica Band JEW ETT AND PAfGK R r W 5 GARAGE •o. « . .Sanford Dealer *0 i _WL 1,t StPbaeio 51 KENT V l'LU AM .-.lN t; WORKS HOOD AND G0< DYKAR IlrtK s U. H. L. | attrne*. Distributor* Chandler Commercial Avenue U N C C jjf — FORD - FORDSON Edward Higgins, Inc. Commemal A Palmetto. Phone M l m o d e l t r im c o . trim tha car, not the , Phone l ! T fo r aatlmau r. w . a a d p o r d SmVTIVI'AKCB OrtDKIM [u a>4« In peraa * at Tha ST II.raid offlc* ar by r T.Upbaaa dlacoallai M-t.ra ar* ant valid. LflUrlCATtON INDEX: Tba •■n* 1 ) . U .slfIratlon. are .niilv-t and awmh.rad fur nlttmrm. T b n a r. mad.iyaabellrallr and num.rTkr ad* under «aeh handrs aim made-up alpkab.l- Dii Mond Concert Company P r a t B rin ” O r ig in a l M u s ic a l Play “STEPHEN FOSTER” JOHN B. R A T T 0 N o te d Im p rrw cm ator L Mltwin* schedule lella Ml-, nf Ml valid ad. frum M i la i i words far an a ta btrrti’.n*. tvh.n rentaead »re ordered, earn lie . will ^tsird aa I word*. * «->rd rale applies to .ark tloa. for etautple It word* it n.-rilwne at Ir a word a IS lime* IS or It *•; ad» » > i l«m than IS word* ■•.oi'-t aa It w..r.|«. Reno, Magic and Mysten Special Programs For Children S llln h o ls C r C r a te M a n u fa c t u r e r m a r c h a. 1*127 ; SEMINOLE H U D 50V S S R E X INC. fOJ Oak A n . Phone 41 KW— Large stock autumnbilr springs, axles, pinion and ring •art. Will close out at Me i>n 'Har. Sanfi.nl Auto Tire C n , I — llu sln en s S c r v lr c FOUR-ROOM Apply Herald SECURITY BOND A MORTGAGE -T7 West Forty th S t JACKSONVILU:, F LORIDA. ,V F"' TO 1J)AN on improve.' , J*««!»rd property in amoont* rom I - . imhi to 110.000. Mail pu‘ UrP!. rf,,uiu- t'amea Ilrotl.. rr*. bO F.a*t Central A ve„ Orlande, THE S E K IN O U PHINTEKT « . * — O CAMERAS AND SUPPLIES ■Wl W. Jfth S i f t , S . I.umlry, Prop. MEDICINE CABINFrrs f.rr G PERKJNS Hah.ruasb-.r headquarter* for C o l l e g i a t e Clothea. 1(0 First Street. H A U L A N D PEN TLAN D Chautauqua NVeek Here April 7 to 12 C e r t if ie d P u b lic A c r o o n ta n ta In com e T b x C o n s n lt u t g C . CR-kT. Krudrat Maaager Redpath Chautauqua NOW IS T1IK TIME U a fa m la ltf c n . 4 VSAJl^CrrVvCO TO HUT TH AT FARM A M I START MOMKTIflNC are all going hark to the al*u flve-rtwtm hoove, (X l, In farm where real value* win «|. * » w Mrlionvllle. or i ’hu. •raro rrrvail. Juat r».w la the llm fo move a frw mltot from Sanford and start that ekickvn farm amt TEN-ROOM hou*e for rent. SOI \\ ral«e vrtrrtaMe* for the homo m»rl»th Street. Ktoanthii Area. trt. Jut* rarh a place ran h* had "** th* Sarfnnl Orlamto road «h>ui three milra from Sanford In th< htfh ami healthy eak and pine •ertlen g-v*d for rltru* fruit*. go*«d for poultry and rood for all kind. •>f vegetable*. Thirty acre., high and diy location for a home an d, WANTED- I •nan nf f ’uai ,m |5o a i m with fino home on same. I.* arret In g r-or and grounds I\ >* mmole routity. 10% Interest •nd return at $i0 per month. Ad- HOUSE KOR RENT—1*1va nw itre*» Herald llov Ui*. and hath; ariwneit In lu s-y e r garage, flte. Can he seen at d 11— M b r r lla n u iu * Kaat Third St. Apply' at * Ka«t Third Rt., »r rail Phnna i « l TWO REFRIGERATORS - — - ...... . . , - n J — Good rm.litl.in; ; rirrd rva*4>n*Me.lvr- I * • Huaine** I'Urr* For Ural *<*n la rliti, |nc. Mi U nder Arvada. — A TT R kC T IV i 1 S a n fo r d I— Acreage For Sale bo o st IS: If an errar la mad. ferU ll« raid will not •I# for mnrt than on* ina#Ml«*n, therefor* i fthftttld ho R ounoi at “IN R O M A N Y " Klnanrial Sa n f o r d rw Sanford B oater Inp btjfwh o f rrl'.-r; a i M t o Studehaler Ager>. San Juan tiara re Co. / T riu knt »fO»rt ar* to th« numth l number of tn‘ r*t* H b d u lt t>*»v» r-r » l t » t n ir * for EiM tllfM No ad lit |.v« I b u :•(. ggXCT RATE* wUI W* !!• ! rv-4u*at. and ck u | h l , Cm iw im O of the word-* 1M1 i n r i f M * IlM cru i'M : A W , win b* ro­ ne ixtroao and ColIrctof L t - ...... . for parmem. h t i M o i orftrs are per a I f t i v . ef publication. MOM llOtrit: Copy reeeirX\. II--.14 office by I l M elil t< pubtlajiad tbe aame ATTRACTION S - * S— Automobiles Tied Rates m One O f G an? Found In Manila Recently . REDPATl CHAUTAUQU strxs) #___ 1 n t o r d h e r .m .d . t t f x p w HI KINKS* I or.tT ItIN NICE STOKE rin-m l&xdi) \t 220 Magnolia Avenue. Suitable f»r •mall hueinro; rent rras-mahh*. Apply at A P. ihnnelly A Itofit, 221 Magnolia Ave. Ph«ne 111. !■ Melerh Sxnne'ty A \ GO TX> SCHOOL. . V R S T JU JfK 'r „ ’3— W a n le d llr n l K a la lr I Ilaie party farm with c f \ *,tJO 0OMT cprlu * IT — YOU O O S T M 4 K 6 n i Q S F W IL L S ' A * l ( ou.t Lniiicco L% *'1111. ’ a pies tail :! r- •.» | with.wit Ilanrt* only—call F II MI'KI H i.* . St tM.fi AN IR— M i n l r d T o Itrn l LUMBER and rumplete line c f building material. Ia>w prire*. Security Lumber ( « . , “ Where Good Grades (L.me F’rnm’* Maple an 1 PEDIGREED POI It i n M Sixth. Phone TOT, ribbon litter at recent (air at Orlando. Strnngheart strain. Add­ .JINNY'S O R lM STORE — Pre- ress Box 10,15 or Tig llilctrat A*«. rcription*. Drug*, Soda. We are Orlando. *• near you aa your phone. S E A S O N T IC K E T S SU M 'l '7NTLD To rent a m.-tern lull, galow nr rottngr n f five or il l mom* by perman. nt tenant April liraL In an-avripg g-ve cpmi 1. !• answering give comptet. W O M 00M \ description and rro; wanted and |o cation. Addiv*.line !l-|| llrraM oo-oowjy o o ; oo\w o ^ iio A * IB— H M m o F or Sale Call 103 f K1CR 5PETVG? - — ___ !*honogreph Repalnng Piano Tuning By experts with 17 years experience. Sanford Music Store IWl ami Gift Hhoppv aen Room 10 A II Mclxir.drr Arcxcle i, A . K- ROSS ITER ivenoa Ph.ne IIJ-W Nl Suggest it ii for Every Orcaalon al D«aigriv a Specialty tNENT WAVING — <10 15. Marcelling by our rxerator. Hlue Bird Beauty Phone 215-J. Dempsey Slated For Match With Paolino 1 And Found X a d L » » * held kg a the tcaevri S h liy w , O rrx -c TVe * l * dynawitod. TVe mail cfccE w w . killed and hi. b od y -ta r*. « ka tto r**fWmgatkeB frflwwu c 74 1 U N IC E S R I G H T Your Health And Hood Looks! R. X. NIPPER F o r m e r iv o f W i - N ^ p t r A iiH lc t i r j C o. I s M- at rikrwwUa .a»«. (Up 5u.nl was hid Rate*. n o ta r y ami atiR caO ft * theta T *d m a t rtBahle Th* answer it, V n a u t they hast road, and wuh stowd the test, at* all thry chasm•d to to. port regxtahto* t v a e d a x ' IW aLariy adapted to t t a c a V dsae«**a ia Dr. IV r r e ’a Favorite Prrweriptsotk. which taeve* w* the rafteU ed system, make* the n**' « ateody. help* drive away towk*<h* and r r jt t ia s t a re* derwa n a i * o r a act acm e*. It has Wiped lle ietas tvri*. Ask yewr neighbor. Send 10c far trial pkg. to Dr. Ptoftwa Invalids' Hotel. Baffalv. modem > COMB SAGE TEA i INTO GRAY HAIR Overdoing? toP (*AK IIII.1/- -3 well located lota ran h“Ught an term* o( fto cash, ►a h. and »I0 monthly. Two of ihe*** lot* art corner* fa. i-g an tienvf* Avenue, which la paved wuH a.|d*«lt. No finer lot* are *.i i Hi. r .r le I,|.| in Oak Hill, <Iwtur will aell r ."| (•■I l i l e rarh, on term* at tlaled TWO I AITS A h ...a , ‘garage, Ttulck r**ad*ter condition. Will sell Hgl i a* famdy la g*dng north. Pari Sloffard, II. FOR ItF"NT— Nice Urge front teen > * Ave. It for one; nUNCALOW Attrartlvrly fgr*0 , ***• * ■ ■■ ■ -. nl*hed, S n«H*«, h»tk. a ••ptag TW O FURNISHED bed ru a ig . bat porch, double garage, niee lawn and water, also garsgv TOO Pal me tin aArahhery. t a*h lljh a i. IwUnFaTt year*. Mr*. Simmon*, nevt to Tas­ ty Shop, Park Avenue. 15— A p a rtm e n t. F o r Itr n l DELTA SIGMA I’ll! frwte-n, gold diamond shaped. On UNFURN!SIIF:n APARTM ENT rk I* “ J. N. II. S 20“ . Ilca .e fo r rent, d is Myrtle Ave. Mi to Herald. CLEANING, PRESSING, DYINO Noble. REAL FARM 2'* acre* — "W e do It Better," Try ua. Roy­ J, GOLD wrist watch, lost al (leaner* god Dyer*, J. f . Jocktiled I'1 high d ate .if rt. (I FURNISHED APARTM ENT — 1 lav between 511 Elm a n j son, 305 East Second SU Phono vetion. 13 acre, rleaird room* and hath; 301 Park Ave 1 W iggly. Return to llera<d Mrs. W. R. Williams. and plowed, 20 ecrea HADDOCK STLAM PREKSERY rough. This farm ran be S a t u r d a y — A fter t p. i t — Cleaning, pressing, tailoring. THREE-ROOM Furnished Apart bought »t e sacrifice price III leather purse with a few 103 8. Palmetto Avonne. Phone ment. Apply Herald Offlc*. if there Is qukk action and ■ door key. PWgae re­ Ud-J. The farm la In g section Ike key to Mr*. Alf«rd at tbc FURNISHED GARAGE Apart i and get reward. where water I* always METAL R 00F IN O — Tho Roof Ev- ment for rent Kate* reasons hi* plentiful end he* the hrat erUating. Metal shingle*; CI5 Pork Avenue. Phone 429. LIVER and white pointer ef drainage, direct In lake ir high on right .h ou ld ci; standing team tin and galvanised collar and tag. Phot* roof*. See James H. Cowan. Oak FOR RENT to adults, three-room avo. and Third St. Phone 111. furni-hed apartmeat. first float ■ U. Adame: A id MagnATI* Are. All equipment »(1l t* white ‘ MATRFR5FS property renovated with this farm , which will eturn 2 one dee service tn Sanford, bj San Ur.ta Al ARTM KXT far equal gmund 112 000 A nX -d Sanford Mat rets Factory. I’honj Bit. Mrs* nwala Aparim*nt K « _____ 402-M one wanting a farm at a Phone 919-W. Raaldiat Agent Obilril real bargain it will pay . F. Dutton A Co. d'IC.Iir ( llltiJvKNIiEHRY PRINT them to Investigate tMa. SHOP — Printing, Engraving, TW O ronmv. kttrtoiHttt# and bath' > CHRYSLER beautiful o*tlo*kl all improve Emhatying. Sea us first. We de T. FULLER MOTOR CO ment*: Ultra, lively furnlahe.l; Ave. at 15th f t Phone 592 !t. Phone 417 W. R R. Amvoemodrrate rent hr week. .Ybawg's C«mm*rcia) Street. Apartment, e ffk * 2w) N. Park DODGE J EPSON FURNITURE CO. I l l Park Avenue in. FTn*a« FOR RENT -fine enrage apart- ORANGE GROVE ;INS A C O W / N C O , Auto Wherv your didlar le worth one offering ta farm lisa Klrrf msmu Langley ApartamitU. handrrd cents. Orange belt, flail r ■•tor and ekeet metal work*, a rifle* if tod ornamental sheet m*Ul 'Jrpaon wants ta Me you.' T el 7 IM T . 207 French VOTE ON BUND tY IIAI.L e— Help Wanted (Male) I JTTI.E ROCK. A rk ; Mar. R ! I NR}— Voters tn U tile Rark a>J JAUKSONV1L1.E—Nvw traffic Cmraty will deetdr whetk. .RELIABLE Man to take <barge light* installed at four inter t e c - (* r tk*F * • ■ Rttaday baseball lu lire store. Must be able to fur* city and Mata election* April 7, wish bond for stock earned. Apply der terms e f * Mil pa*—-1 b> WAUUHUI.A M0,009 We Sanford Auto Tire Co.. 207 Ik. M ow Aepryegl ffjiu rv U y to ball campWted here recewUy Fir*i Kt. . m etk i-. arvi ^•ticraTyinc pw**e*rer Irx-i CLARENCE SMITH General Coatrmctor COO Weal First Street at Phony 411 HOUSE FOIt HAU: oath, let M al27, take lot at first y*a j like rent. l h..neSu. Ice Cream “The Year Around Health Food** Ask your dealer for it or call l I UENCII AVENUE near Highlaad Park. Four very de*i/ahi* miUdiag M «, ell Urge at |l,0tL> ewch. Vi hare ran you find anything hotter than thieT P A lN F M T O AVENUE, north ef Hughey A g«oct Icnation. |J.uikl on any reaaonehle term*. OAK AVBNUE, U l 5 U na's addl I ttan. I IJ M . Tha atroet I* bring ; paead in front o f this lot now I Arrwo* the street In Highland! Park, wht*h will make tkla 4rop j arty ef great value ».V> , «.h L a’ M that la necessary for a r n k pa, ! m eat • H ARM O hJW West Palm Hunch * 1x 1 n , corner Bank I'Iohcn I>oor Fa« lag south and es*t. I’rL-* flJJtd. Small r a h p.vm ent aa-l will lake aerond mortgage far ha I WERT PAI M BEACH. F t* . bnce, t« res g o a l We party. M*r * i l V l t The Eir.t Amer eaa Hank to ie ciaaed It* daae* Inh i M A IIK.III AND—A v v r; 4#* •lay, an announeement by IW .it •UMbU rt.fi.ee in a r * d eeclian, rectors stating tha .i..'itu u , „ • * , ■ a r new n-mln..!. Illgk h.h.e I *«!*#«( tort that it wa« <lo a d far Far <|uWk **ia dlTW. .‘ mall ra*‘v the peotextian nf denmllurs PS)meal and balance m.-nthly. Apprwilmetaly <10.UUU.OnA , i depaetu kad toe* withdrawn In a m O IIL A N p A V TN I'E . lad* ||« few B le n t h. )*<au*a af fia m ta l A IIP Fenng martb an a *ir*et i f unreal fsilawtng Ike rlaelng s f otk pretty bun«atowt a n j attractive er hank* In tkla etrintty, |i was bam**. |to ■■•k , and halanea •lalad. • m N"R(M f Rh Tha Fwet Ameritaa Bank <•• KVAN.d TERRAt K. lad 9. Thl* a a good ku alien M , <|V00 term* •Irtlmlaad h f a ban.At eeeeral da>* •ge wha gat away with | i.iw m a daylight n .h bcffl b u y ih r f :<t FROM THE OW N­ ER. If Intrreelnd is any o f the •heve rail and ta* J. C. Mitctoll . DEAN BERG CORPi i MATID n . Itreward Touaty f‘ourthm»*> FORT M Y E R S - Contract Wi far reostrwrtUfl af tto.iw o bun , UMATtf I k PubUa IWrvkv day tohoaj tosiidlag far Preabrtr t'umpaay to ••lent eWrtn. line Gao Ukuiefc tm Royal this* A*r. in Ihi* city and U> Eklndge. iij . m ii k m grecuble To Mac contentment' y e A ic iD ►ABOUT ifcce rtce MR.TVTfc CAW- 1 ER — Art ~ HNUC A HALF DBM O F F ? W HAT-l/N e r r FOR ATHIMI* Ukkvtir? iN H e g R i h tew e Y o u ! •fWeffeHtiu tro. A G A IN ------------ E DtKf V f R*f SAY H O T / > Phone631 "H lA M lC S f O R ." T H € S O O G tS T lO A J H *9 K• }4 h' ~ l amp>imi> alu ovcr I RoirtT - 108 Magno! Ky Condor i O A L L C L P S jV THh: TOT>AY# A N P T sd orM T l b R S T H tV t \ t X J -M A O / M , I t u r THAT Y 0L C*OFi<5 O U T r A « A I M . 1------ -------------- - By Taylor 1 SHOULD D O A N ’S p2&“ KVERETT TRUE i _ f e A w J l t D S t, N E T TORE. K a rri 5— <1X91__ | I f Jack DW rpw i m srw a u the . n x g he w-tR be tu.U«wd wnk. F W ? tm» Uiindaa. 5yiar.uA h ca i^ w egW • prwmater Tex L r i a r i u d e a b d to ­ day E r ia r d Las t r p d t i e ex - I CON'CRFTTE In every ahape and form, block*, tile roofing, orrutmentals, etc, Sanford (Vment l*ro*L ! urti Company, Fifth and Maple S u . Phone 112-W . i ROOMS, with er wtthmit gMaia. Rsaaonable rate*, lim o la UeteL FIVE ROOM Vanish l.ungelow, Ttle roof, 2-car garare Iwaatlful lawn and ahniMwry. Price aV.I u rm * B"*i»ua)l» attractive. Call Phone AVI. v - toons■■ Twe «rtm * t t t l w ilrh the Dv A d r a n u t l- .ja arv rbarged n i J J J t f y f akfwritw* la ttwir total for l i e u h ft twt u n t a y fla n ria r. A AramyOea c f the to U -V . w kkh cr»» i t , i n * . f tkaae txxmmca a mail elect IT1R YOUR HEALTH'S SAKE T II V CIIIICOPRAtTIC ADetlSTM ENTS. lilt. W. FL MACDOUG A L, 1ST N A T L BANK CIJX1. PHONE fM -J. rvneralnr. ao ampere. F*^i type hattrty, u*mI for demo t*r. I^>» price for <a.h. Wi call on G. II llroadwaler, Magnolia Ave., Orlando Fla ------,. . J 3 — H oom * W llh H oard �» % * I _^c_gAN TORD irfiR A jjy T u e s d a y , m a r c h e r, 1127 remium Taxes C ollected Sirs effort1fa°.™ TOGETBANDITS Confern* Flo Ziegfield Hurls Broadside Against Revues Of Present Day PALM BEACII. FU .. Mar. 8.— From now oft Folllea will have (IN R )— A verbal broadaide was a glory interwoven aa In “ Sally* fired here Tuesday by Flo Zleg- and other rrmiwned moaleal pro­ fleld, famoua theatrical producer, d u ction he baa offered the tbeatre-gotrg public »o that they will S— i thia the premium not yet reported at the trend o f present day revues bear not even th* rem ote.t rearmIIN H )— Premium taxea collected :ted 'and the premiuma paid to Companblance to the playa under fire, he| from Insurance companies operat­ 2 Of OeAulremont Druthers ing In Florida autountde to (1,009,- lea incorporated and licensed under Who Dynamited Train Are 2S0.U7 since January I, ft ha. juat the lawa o f Florida, which are ex­ empt from thia tax, the total will cuaalnr the productions that hare 8UII Mysteriously Evad­ been announced by state trea.ur. r ru n . aeveral million dollara more from hla production, henceforth come under the official ban In ing Authorities’ Efforts) and insurance commiaaioner J. C. and to form hla famed Fbllles that New York and minced no word, in Luning. This b the gnrateat “ they cannot be claaaed with the •sprr’ dng hla opinion o f them. I prraent-day revuea.” amount paid in the history nfthe “The) are nothing more than a One Of Gang Found “T he revue o f the prevent day dramatisation •late, the entire Uara collected for o f dirty stories, Iaa prevented in New Y « k City by vulgar comedy, and a display or In Manila Recently the fiscal year ending June .10. new producer* is a disgrace to the entirely naked women running having been MWIJ&7.M. American atage and with the clean ■roan.I the stage." hp aaaerted. “ I The unprecedented amount o f Crime For Which Three Are up under way there they're going woubt ( refer never to produce an­ Charged Won One Of .'lost taxes collected indicates that Insur­ to eiterm ine the dirt, I believe and j other rolli## if•l had to be classed sincerely hope," the producer dtv with the producer* o f auoh public Npeetnculnr In History ance corporations doing business In thia atate hare rollected over $50,- : flared. outragi *.' 000,000 In premiums alnnr* the first o f the year. The tax amounts to two prerent u|a>n gross premiums, leas rrtuni premiums and premlfuma paid fnr Thieves Take Auto O f Jax Constable raj*P x JACKSONVILLE, Fla.. Mat, K. (IN S )—Constable Ffr.l K Lord v i i on Uw warpath today. Ilia autoim bii# v u stolen frrm him Raturday night. T hii . morning th» ca r—nr what remained o f it— wav found on the outskirts o f the city. The thieve* had atripped it <~f everything that would come off. a tytot Ads Are Quick. Inexpensive CHAUTAUQU • INCLUDING • L - u t . u i w t l .M • c |o |#«a than 3»c. LrltALT ftA T K * No ad UI l.e w Ruthven McDonald L e i n . s »: a i >5. w in b « re |7*r c . l o n a and c o lle c t o r lam edlalrly fnr paym ent. ftrsixsi.nl ord ers a ra pay* o advance e( pu b lica tion . IMtXd llOltlt: Copy recelr- ( l l ll» r .ld o ffic e r.y II SO ions: If sit error Is msd« tafard llrrald will not be del# t«r ranro than on*t Ineertlon. t h .r .fo i . 'ico should bo notified at ‘IN R O M A N Y” Hi-niitiful Muitlcal I'nidueliun Adriatic Tamburica Band Lv.VTISt'ANCK ORDttltg [ o wads in porss or T iia U llermld o f flr * o r by I. T elephons d ls c o n lla b ertera are not valid . U m PICATIOM IN D E X : T b s Eia< c U -a lfle a ilo n s are |.rd..«-l and num bered fo r r«f-r-nco. T b sy ora m adeiicslly imd aumvr liySabeiicallr Du Mond Concert Company Featuring Original Musical Play “STEPHEN FOSTER” i. The ails under sach h«el irv slot mads-up alphsbsl. .JOHN B. RATTO ■trim nATE gritcnui.r. N olicI I m p m o n n t o r L (sllowing acheduls Vella h i - s <>( s«t solid ads from bc4« la 1- words for uns t* hoTio.nn. Wbsn rsntsred trs -rdersd. earn lias «rIII naird as < words, i vrord rala applies in esrk Has, fnr saampls I ) wards l H ••-riluite at le a word • ti limes St nr IS VS, ads isiur l-«s iban III worrit •ualr.1 as 12 wont* Reno, Magric and Mystery sSpccial rro^rams For Children NOTABLE LECTURES A l th# 'throttle was hid Bates. OM o f the oiliest and most reliable engineer* on the road, and with hjm waa hia fireman young Marvin On duty alon« in the mail car wns railway postal clerk E. E. Dougherty, Just after pulling out of tho little station o f Hiskiyou, Oragot and as the train was rnin iy itA h o M r t a l o f the tunnel at the summit o f the mountains, two men were seen to swlng-tsw the COMB SAGE TEA INTO GRAY HAIR S IG N S I'hone 74 1 I'KICKS WIGHT AA'hy have nervous tsomrn u»c< Dr. Piarca's icmeiiles for half i century and still rail for them l The answrr Is, 'because they havi stood the test, are all they claim rd to be, pure vrgrtable* remedies. Peculiarly adapted to women's dl ****** is Dr. “Pir n e 's ‘ ‘Favorite Prescription, v ___ tone* up the which enfeebled system, make ______ ' ra the nerves steady, helps drive away back­ ache and rejuvinate* run down and worn out women. It has brfpml thousand*. Ask your neighbor. 'T'BamLJto for trial pkg. to Dr. Pierce’s Invalid.' Hotel, B uffali, NIPPER Formerly O f Holt-Nippor Adfortlalnv Co. 1st Ml, at Magnolia Axe. (Up Staira) modem age discriminates -an d smokes O verdoing? fwiimnn garden sage brewed In­ to a heavy tea, with jiulj.hur and I' ) ali uhiil addnl will l M iK g ljk ,urn 6r“Jr’ *'rr«k " r<i 0,"i faded lisir H " . I*r*utifu!ly ilark ■ w and luiuriant. rJ J r Mixing the hagr || Tea and Rulphur \\ »wdp# at borne, M \ though. Is truuI m • N bkouinc. An eas­ ing i* to g*t the ready-to-use sration improved by tin- n.hilo f other ingredienU. It la ■ M WyaLh'i Saga 4 SulCompound and can La o b P •* dll drug a t o m fo r only f'ta a buttle. VI# gray faded hair Is nAt sin­ * all drain* to retain our Wl apprargnr* and gtUucI*. By darkening your hair Yyalb a Bag* and Hulphur V»d. no one ran toll, because -I*1 so naturally, so evenly. T dam pen a auoug* or soft Fltb it and draw thia . lyour hair, taking ona f * d at a time; by m oroty hairs hav# dioappaarud. Rher application o r two Wcomaa beautifully dark. k Ice Cream £ W THIS age is the hardest to satisfy—. it’» the most discriminntiug age ever known, 'rh at’s why it goes to Camel for cigarette enjoyment. It tal-.es real tobacco to satisfy modern smokers and Camels are made o f die choicest to* baccos grown, marvelously blended. Smok*f» o f today arc right in demand­ ing Camels; no better cigarettes are made, regardless o f price. MODEL TRIM CO. Wa trim th* car. not the ow Phona I l f for •silmataa. P. W. RADFORD REM1NOLK IIU DiiOVESSEX INC. >03 Oak Ava. Phono 41 N E tt— Large slock aut.. mobile springs, axles, pinion and ring gears. Will close out at 'MV on dollar. Sanford Auto Tire «'o 207 W. O lr.t St. »V V.>|M» l .'MM ..f |Msi „ with fu.c Korip on *• •fr r * *n grove and gmui Seminole county, |0'» In •nd return at IM ,e r month dress llrrald llos IPJ. I I*~’.'ll»crllan«»ua TW ItKI ...... BIGERATORS „ O _ i.„ — Good Ci ndili. n; pricml rrasonsH- liarson la ik ln , Dw M vUm ler Arra.M I hnne bhO. I— Husincss Scrvl THE 8EFJNOL*, PKINTKHY /*.% .. O CAMERAS AND 8UPPI.IKS « 1 W. tnh SU W. N. l umtcy, Prop. TWO SPRING Cotta for ..le , light weHtht wool and one Extremely cheap Inoulie •are llrrald. TO LEASE— Fur the summer to tespniulble tenants. 3 bouses In Coronado Beach. Modern In every drtan. i ompleirty furnished.Ideally located References cnhangevl f • terms and roMIlton*. Address Box t'l Coronado Beach, Fla. iiu u n r . r u n Kl.iAT— Mvy room and bath; screened in aun-porrh garage, etc. fa n he *een at <13, . . . .. Past T h irl St. Apply at *01 * n t e j HP.,| E sl.vtr Fast Third S t , or rail Phone 4!**. — ■ \t*-> D o v y r CM IUU I T — VOO O O T T M i x ? O U . t LIUJ^OCO H o+ i T o vuOi r f m o t e MILLS' AJU * a p i e s t a i l .'! . O T R * r r i v i ro<>ms le rent for stores or offl , , p#ik A»s and Ceigmrrciai Mr ret. W. M Young. Owner, .1* park A * * . |avail# Court fin use Have psrte rrti‘ * t> ho* farm with c* wnhmit R« ruggv | / ( M m 1G8 Magrnolia a RELIABLE Man to take tbarge tile store. Must be able to fur* nish bond for stork isrried. Apply Kanfurd Auta Tire t o . 297 \V Find «t. ''•FORD BUICK UO. *1? Magnolia A vn. JA« K-H ONVIU.E--New F oR T l a u h e r d a i . k start sown <« •■ward f w i s i ) f’mulhmj.v tr .ffi light* Installed at four intrrae.ti'«ns of rlty. FORT MYtCRB - ('••Mraet t«, for row*truetien of ttn.uuo nun day Sebuwl building far f t M i t l * 0 *n Chwrvh m Rvyal l*ntm A it I’ M A TIU .A - TuUki | t u s y s m tn aslvu l sisrtr. Us (hia city and tu Mdridga Akrrct'uble To Mac ‘ tfGUWi-CAM ) TA «C TDC ) OFF* ' 6CTTER V C A A T O M R TVTC ABOUT trH C S THC O T F ' lC U A M A tiC * MOW . HR T N T t CAM — - m v w i r e WAMT$ M e t o ia h o f t t w a ATTlRMOOM AM OCtO n o E ft — Alt — HAUL A M A H ' 06M O T P l WWAT*S The M M T IK ^ S ifitt? rVAKlSfi SubaUatisl Jeweler la • SubstentlsI C ity" 1 SS • 1 1 . :i [ ■ % i 0 O ;O C \ M \| w om oom M -u M Storeimg went nr* ruette. Nt>o o o A G A IN i I L A M f 'I N l y I By Taylor what-can-err Fo b a t k i n u l i t t f t k / srf £ SH O U LD fKJrtT- V kwws VfltV * tC t'M : . L SAVN OT/> TkAN KS Fo r tw o S u g g e s t io n "A -- IT— llu ain e** I’ la rr* F o r H r:u and complete |i building material. Ix>w Security l u m l-r t o .. "W her Grades Come From " Maple IIU pR_|(ARM O N b *af«r4 Aut a mobile Ca ^ ‘iia A m . Phon “ H a v e a C a m c ll” Phone 634 »urra with dctsila. t ame rrs, 00 East Genital A ve„ EVERETT TRUE T o seek a real smoke is to find Camel — the choice of the modern world. Camels are a revelation o f goodness, always mellow, smooth and mild. This age shows the way to •moke contentment— rise ton dun, languid feel“The Year Around td. sotnetlines, toxic back­ end headaches. That the Health FoodM kidneys nr* not functioning petfvctly U often shown by Ask your dealer for burning or scanty passage o t s e cm lo n s. ldora and mot* it or call ar* learning to assist kidneys by ths o c c a ­ sion*) use o t Ouan’a Pitta— a stimulant diuretic. A tk y o u r naithbor.’ , I,VL\ TO IJ)AN on Improve*' . a n io n lp m iw r if In amounts rom 9J.IM0 to llu.000. Mail pit- LINCOLN — FORD - FORDSON r ~ Hlggtna, In c Commercial A Palmetto. Phono i l l d iu A r CVD O LfLAAA) At r c u c c iX. ; ^ Q D A V / NEY'S DRLxt STORE - Pre-I l r , . |t',, N K o o - o o v .'v /i y criptions, Drug*, Soda. Wa ara| Orlando, J L V ------19— 'lio u s r * Fur Sale near you a* your phona. (Mil 103 MHi M l 1 > arm lighting plant, well known make. I Mm Wall F I V K R O O M > esn!>h h un ga ln w , generator, ait amperr. Enclosed Tile rtmf, I-car garage beautiful •• Phonograph Repairing lla n o Tuning ■ tyj*' battery, used for •lemonstra- lawft aftd sbniMxery. I'rice ami By experts with 17 year# tor. )/>« price f»r <ash. Write or terms •'■usually attract!**, t‘a.1 FOII HALF. Ill OH \ Kit experience. call nn G II Brtiadwster, h it I’hona 453. OAK H i l l - 3 well Itnaixi lots ran Sanford Music Store Magnolia Avr,, Orlando Fla. l*1 ta'Ught on terms of fill cash, RMRN TAKE Notice, fi*h H O U S E FO R K A U : A ro a m s a a and Gift Shoppe bur like hungry wolves, see Room 10 A II Mrljimier ArcatW J 3 — Itoom * W ith iln a n i r - h, and l i d monthly. Two of ‘ ‘•th, lot 5 0 x 187, . l - s In v these lots are (IHSSt ) facing on fleahy fo r heata and halt, ta k e loi a s firs t y a y w .cu t, baiarMi Phona M i, onroe bridge. ■« va Avenue, shirk lx |xnr.| like ren t. P h .m « | i i ROOMS, with or atthont meals with s i 'l u l l N» finer lols ale *0 FOR YOUR HEALTH'S SAKE n*a*onable rales IJm ola IlaleL T W O tO T S A house, tw o c a r I- t ad in tkak IIUI, Owner alii sell A . K. ROS S ITER TRY tlllR O P K A IT IC AD ivenue Phona 818-W garage. Ttulrk t» o d s te r m r -*1 for U til rarh, mi terms a* elated eURTMENTS. DR. W. K MAOk l Suggestion for Every DOUI2AL 1ST N A T L BANK 11— Ifooatri Wilhnul Hoard rM w iitierv W iU a a U rig id as fa m ily DM HI. PHONE 4H2-J. Occasion Is g o in g n ..rih . F u rl H lid u rd. Os K n i r — Ik iu b b teen. « 41* ■I Damgn* a Specialty smiIK and rest. CONCRETE In evary shape and I toot ra hi* tm form, klorW, tile ruofing, ornnBUNOAMiW A ttrsdivi y far I II •I l^kN) LNENT WAVING — tH mentals, etc, Hanford (Vmcnt I’rmlnl-htsl. ", rnnsu. bath,~#ie»ptni 15. Marcelling by our ex f Within ITS44U1 ucls Company, Fifth and Msute pnrrh, dnuliie garage, nice lawn tfe< rralor. Blur Bird Beaut j water, also garage. TW Palmetto SU. i'hone l f i - W . shrubbery I ash tl.Omt. l•Ll^fF■‘ MARTI F. AVENUE I.OT, Phone 349-J. years. Mrs. Himm»ns, iu «t t>> Ta* IJth M frsl tlhdil. This V ly Khop, Path Avenue. CT.kRRNCE SMITH I* easily t art text. t And Found ir»— Apartmrm. For lirnt General Contra, tor •Mt West First Slreat DELTA SIGMA Pill frate-at I'hotss 4(1 n, gold diamond shaped On UNFURNISHED APARTMENT building lots k Is “ J, ,N. ||. 5-20”. P tci.r fo r rent, MIA Myrtle Ave, Mt •each. AAher* can you find any thing to llarald. CLEANING, PRESSING, DYING Noble. 1 better than this* REAL FARM ?A acres — "W e do it Better,” Try us. Roy­ •L GOLD wrist watch, lost al Cbanars and Dyers, J. C. Jacktile«l In high slat* * f culil FURNISHED APARTM ENT — » PALMETTO AVENUE, notth of lav between HI I Elm and ton, 304 East Sctond St., Phona xatlon. 12 a. le . (learnt rxsoms ami both; .10! Park A t* Hu*ber A good location U.iklii Wiggly. Return to llera.d 461 J . Mr*. AA'. It. AYilliama. anti plowed, 80 acres on any reasonable lenu*. celvo reward. HADDOCK STL a M PKESSEKY rough. This farm ran he SATURDAY—-Aft»r 4 P. M OAK AVENUE, lo t 5 InneS sddt — Claanlng, pressing, tatloriag. THREE ROOM Fumlsho.1 Apart bought at a sacrifice price II I.nthet purs* with a few 105 S. Palmetto Avanua. Phona maul. Apply Herald Office. turn l l j u t Tho street is being if there is quick act ice. sqd a door kry. Please ra- 146-J. p*ved in front o f it-., lag now Th* farm Is In a sect inn A m iss tho street In Highland I PUNISHED G ARAG E Apart­ Psrk. wht<h will make this prop where water Is always METAI. ROOFING— The Root Ev- ment for rvat. Rata* reasonable H A R M O N S ertr o f great value |M ,a>h Is a* rrlsstlng. Metal shlngtes: f|5 Patk Atenue I’hone 419. plentiful ami has the lest LIVER and white pointer that ts nerve(4 r> for a rash pa> i ‘ *r high on right ihnuldct; standing seam tin and galvanised o f drainage, dilert to l ake meet. . . to .. adult ------- a, three.room If roliar ami tag. Phone roofs. See Jama* II. Cowan. Oak FOR RENT lessup. Went Paint Bench ave. and Third fit. I’hone 111, furnished apartment, first floor F. 0 . Adams'. P lN E IIU K X T ~ U t tfim cvftxei >13 Magnolia Av*. Bank C'Iohcn I hnt r All equipment will *• Faririg south and ea st Prt. < ONE brown and white MATRE88ES properly renovated; • IJtOU. Small cash psymaut an I with this farm xthwh will on# day service In Hanfurd, by r dog with collar— return Will lake setusul morigage fa* h*1 equal around I l f (too Any Sanford Matres* Factory, Phone 0 . Leonard)'— Reward •or*, tu raspaaaihl* party. nor wanting a farm at a diinnintiilm real bargain it will pay FI M A III(II|Ta .S7D A very da 1 OAklLV VJV* TMXt. OfftCv, 1 A’ ir.lir-< HRlMKNBEKRY PRINT •iiatde rettiar in a gx«>d ssrtisa them to Investigate this. “ t o 'P a y , a n d ta o r n r » /M c i.a t TW t. ruorn., kitrtwi.ett* and bath1 SHOP — Printing. Engraving, near new Seminole Hl«b Hk-himi. C H R YSLE R brautiful eutlooki all Impruve Embnsring. Bea us first. W* da >tXJ -ftAO D feC tt-i l*it n o r THdr Far qutvb M l. H I M Small u , , T. FULLER MOTOR CO attiaitiveiy furulahmi; R R Awnua- meats; p*rm*«l attd bwlenre rm-nthly Ave. at 10th Ft. I’hona 698 IL Phone 417 W l i O W f l O V T T J— — ma.lrrata rent hv week Yeung’s Commercial Street. Apartments, uffic* 800 N. Park DODGE K H t K ’ t i K f e H C 'rtX > T HIGHLAND AVFN U E. la d . ||x Ave. »» tar# and Graham Truck* J EPSON FURNITURE UO ’ th St. Phuaa 3 III Park Avenue ORANGE GROVE Da In. Ft new I OR RENT -Ona gnrug* A C O W / N ri>„ Auta Where your dollar Is. worth offering in fn in n * mnnt. Langley A pa u-i K iw f hundrxd rents. orange bait. Halt i A i •tnr and sheet metal work* <11 Park Ava. • M itre It tUawsiWi * rare llacahl *•4 nmamauUI ah eel metal " J r I '"ii v i s i t tri are ) " U " T el 718 W X — Upper flat farkV7 French IWxuble garage. |>04 G— H elp W a n ted (M a le ) FOH N. 61 ^ W A L PAYMENTS i TKN.ROOM house for r KENT N t N I VULCA.M VULCANIZING WORKS i i c i T t Ho n d a m o r t g a g e ’ v,h J**rr^*- Ki*nnthts a HOOD AN D 0 01 DYEAR TIKES , ___ COMPANY 1 u. » . L, I attonea. I Forsyt h SL Distributor* Chandler i h S O N M I LE, F LORIDA. Commercial C ttnat ? UCARBO R. In; also fl«rr<-<m hn. ,TM RY «i«ire MONTHLY P A ' ML N'V Ts m trA UP­ r v w Mrllonvllie. MO-W. __________ ON •AJ t f D O 'iCO ) 7t> S C ilO O U WSTSQtVkV TO III Y T H A T FARM A M ) STAR T HOWKTIIING 'Ve are all going Inch to the farm where real value* win at­ , »**•» nrevaiL Ju.t now is the tin .' , to mote a few miles from Sanford ; and atari that rhWken farm and tala* vegetable* for the home merket, Juat such a place can be h « I "* the Hanferd-Orlamlo road about three milee from Sanford in tho high and healthy oak and pine amtion good for citrus frvilta. g,-.| for poultry and good for all kin Io f vegetable*. Thirty acre*, b in ' and dry location for a home and feur acre a |n murk for vegeiab ♦* or bulb*—It will r«i«e anything - the man who want* to work ra t make a good living from this place. If vo«l are interested a l l re«v OWNER, rare Senford Herald ' r»a»on*ble offe r and terms will U cvnaldeml after you have »*en the property * 1 l UMRER a a a t ■■**, T i l t A N T U tm C THAT HEAL* Your Huftlth And \tood IiOokH! • NOW I.H TIIE T1.MR FOUR-ROOM Unfurnial. Apply Herald. OFFICE FOR RENT— la Melarh Owner* only ,»|| f it ll d g A p rlf A F Cxwns'ty A Soaa, Magnolia aad ta d St'tH l.t.S . S i im . i ; » s SKASON TICKETS $3.0(1 Burns S & ^ b n ^ U , IMS, south Imund Southern Pacific passenger train No. t i , w«s held up In the tunn.-l Ju<4 beyond Siskiyou, Oregon. The' ■sail wa. dynamited. The mall f b 'l t wiss killed uihI his body-burnW In the conflaragation following th* explosion. The engineer, fire­ man and t.rakeman on the train down id cold Mood anJ JE W E TT AND PAIGE RIVE'S GARAGE Sanford Dealer W. 1st St. Phono Chautauqua Week Here April 7 to 12 g cost tho lives o f and a mall clerk Acreage For Sale smau im .inc'v; rent reas-vnabv. Apple at A. P. (kmpelly A Done, 2J* Magnolia Ava. Phone W. | Redpath Chautauqui hokl-uti which th a n trainmen I " ? Kh, i »e n t i a l >S FROPKKTIKB MATURING T o SUIT BORROW. (ksaa r«i»»*t- and charged L fiH in .iM il o ( the word.. Writ a.-rages a tlna. Blue Danube Singers Presenting ( a m i ' Bu s l V m a t i m .Vv / M “THE P A T S Y ” And Ills Highlander?* tervlcr o f the engine. rWith “ „ drawn J ____ 1»he winner o f the Sharkey-.Moloney -— ibotiL revolver* they covered •*-the engine er, order In to Slop ............................ Ihe train ju v t ' Rickard rxpects an answrr from I ■* as the eng v emerged fnim the Drmprey this week, Paolin-., the ■ Crates distritiuted through* thei United States, the postal In- far end o f i * tunnel where the promoter said, would have to ellmt i • . t hilllngworth o f west ■ American Fruit Grow ers,! SMTtion service la acting on the third - bandit --------- — — had--------been statiinKsI • *' ‘ Inale Tom llreney, the Australian, over a win involving a million <K>l-[ tars in pniperty may rome to a Palm lu-ach and E. M. Tirosstnan "Inc., and’ Sanford O viedo! theory that the boys, learning of with a supply o f explosive*____J and a In their matcl * ** * w : head next week. Natural and legal o f hunt Louis arw counsel for the ■ m__ i /* their brother s rapture might a t - .' <Iynsmitirifr ------The sto p )in order to lie . ...„ magneto. heirs o f Mi*. •Olive Mallby ate natural heir*; D. K. Ton* o f Chicswas mad* a* directed. The engin - 1with Dempsey, are here. clashing over estates In go is associated with Ernest ,virv* Mrt- wm — valuable ----- — —-— " i ni i«i|ir*t I aim Beach ami Haugatuck, Mich, ralfr of this city In aiding the leg a le! Newspaper, particularly In Mr*. Maltby was the second w lfo heirs • ” iH fc*port towns, ara being twouc rer and fireman each fell, shot j ------- t« publish pictures o f the De ■through ■ ■ ■ ■the ■ -head, _ - ______ __ _________ dying immedlat-_ A t i n o i f l t r r S. O. Shinholser o f George Maltby who owned the Natural heirs cite mental Incap- 2 ted •v ly0.. had A slmlliar fate meled / » P P u , n u i Iremunt: boys. Prev* associations yh hurried firw ardwas to deteri.roperty prior to h i. marriage to . cl„ -m l d u re .. their ra.so.i ! and radio com pany! are being min* the cause o f the stop, her Gaorga LI .worth, a son o f fo r their mother making a n-u ■ Crate Manufacturer used-to broadcast their descriptllle» I'p Mail Car Uo ir h " fT.’ h Wr* n l °t.' W l11' ^ ha" “ aMdv ! Iona. The reward o f tlSjhyO is axThe bandits then procenled to t . with hi* step-father and well on the «• grounds. Judge It It ■ Sanford parted to atlmulate the aearth. place a large charge o f explosive* has announced the following ap­ ( umplrte laflrmation againvt the end o f the mail car, pointments. to take effect imme- 5 5 T T '■ •’ pstmasUra in every city have setting It o f f with magneto. Th* diatelyr thing in trust to Mrs. Maltby and' | II. A. Jarman o f Orlando, as pro­ ,h*iTi •*'ftur** nnd nescrlptlons; end o f the mail car wa* blown out, he had her make a will dividing th* sptieiana and optometrists have the car, filled with gasses caught bation officer for Orange county; estate equally between his children J. ti. Goodwin justice o f the bv form er marriage and her son. p*«n furnished with descriptions fire and burned, entirely ronaumH A L L A N D PEN TLAN D for their glasses; dentist# have Ing the body o f the mall clerk. Th# peace fo r district ten o f Jefferson Her and Sir. Mallhy'a original county. Certified Public Accountanta plan had miscarried. The firce o f willa afe said to have been destroyG. T. Harrell o f Bart >n, consta­ exi. Income Tax Conauliantg the explosion had i>een too great. ara .have been given cate and move- It was impossible fo r the bandiLa ble for district five o f Polk county A will found after Mr*. Maltby'* B. G, GRAY, Braideat Manager surrreding Ed Craigg. resigned. meal numbers o f their watches; to enter the mail car, and even ileath two years ago left the bulk >M First National Bank Bldg N. Ilammill o f Wildwood, con ­ libnriana have been advised o f the could they have done so they would o f the estate to Mr*. J. II. Swiemer, stable o f district three o f Sumter o f book* they read; and bar­ have found nothing but tom scraps ■ I camp#, and large o f mall sacks and paper. Fearing, county. A, M. Boland o f Titusville as as they must have, that other oc­ would soon judge o f the Juvinile court o f B re­ Krial [ establishments hav* cupants o f the train Johnson, they vard county. •shed to watch for them follow brnkeman W, I.. Booth o f Gainesville, con ­ made o f f into the mountain fast­ ness, leaving behind much o f their stable o f district 25 o f Alachua supplies and evidence o f their county. identity. HIGH SPRINGS — Work to Conclusive evidence obtained show* that Roy, Ray and Hugh start soon rixnatructlnr new wholeDe Autremont, three brothers who rale grocery «nd hardware store lived at Eugene, Oregon, commit­ in this rity. ted the atrocious deed. All three FORT PIERCE— New White o f the brother* are atheista and have strong socialistic tendencies. Way System to be Installed In this . m Mam Ray Da Autremont wa* convicted town. o f criinbfai syndicalism In cunneslinn sa il!. II. W. IP a . « I . , l i L . during _ ion with W. activities the recent war and served one year in the State Reformatory at Mon­ roe, Washington. With this except­ ion they have no known criminal scalds and sunburn indict tcvrr* record. pain. Bulling water, lire, hot grease and sun play no favorites bur all pain stop) th* minute yuu apply Dempsey Slated For ( 11»— Houses For Kent MONFt K it KNlt Great Comedy Drama ■ PROMPT service ? Oh. yes. S SWe are within an hour of a 5 any celer>- field o f this dis-5 S trict * NEW YORK. March R -(IN .M )— If Jark Dempary returns to the ring he will be matched with Paolino Uiridun, Hpunisb heavyweight promoter Tex Rickard Indicated to. day. Rickard has urgvil the e x ­ champion to c<>nic cast and take on the Hiumiard in an oiM-n air Im>uI Iwrc this «iimni<r. if victorious Dempsey tbm xaill la- m-nt uguinst ^ M n in d ii ATTRACTIONS ■ WE invito your com|un-fi ■ «on In the fields where ccl-S Jery is being packed. Match With Paolino 3— Automobiles fled Rates / / By Condor ALL. O V C R I fe � 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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