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wireme Court Denies
[Gotham Theatrical
IProducer*!* Petition
For Writ Of Revifcw
S W I 'U I M ) . I H i H i i V v m o n o
ew s S rrv lc r
Ite p o rU | ,,r M r*.!
Year O f
O rjin n iw p cm Y t " ly n c h \> ill
He S u lirftlllrtl A nd O ffic e r *
t l ’i»r Te.i^r W ill
JU- K leclcd
Member Of Nulionnl
Council Will Speak
bees Y e a iT e r in
[ And $2,0110 Fine
W ASHINGTON,
M u,
Ml
I IN — Ar »^| with |hr m a ll- '
uf Ih* Rrr-| (.n iiu ld i food b«**
' in* ml/numncenl .*T tar Siity
Ninth «'.*igr*a <1 on March I. ttir
<-ur*iniliter p r r t i.. cm ut-h.l-te
Mouth, tlx- n*«m l|tr«*. rout. <I iMIriytvil fur thr tln v bring u| tin*
owl apreial deputy. f i » r « r f j tad.* fm W w i f lh » lintair irnpini .i«.
fuf <1 ir w in rn>l<>t* nf IVrmm, Hr
•rra«. It Ko* tlr|*uti«t*4 ita * * h m
in to rtHrt strrti'Mi parnp^tartui! 4 tnfrcjr m | 4 M ii »rc**r lit ballotlit four i m i IIH fur the RMnlty •e.nng IVi-inl :u m « tv |h* *rn
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af cntict national law an* imu|u I,
M elon the
for Vnith'a attempt In impvi. I ip r d .fl* « f thr judicial Mamh nf
lt*r l>*lk>t b u m and ceding h *'« thr gnVemmi i,l culled uj*m t «
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Vtll and lonrn.r fi.nt.urv will h . I.iming In fv|*fi *rul thv h.
fm ujil in tjie Federal C.'urU.
live branch.
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Itr le g a tio n s i* r „ „ , A ll Sec
lio n s O f Srinim .lt A r r K a *
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La s iiin g t o n
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mailr. tHV.nl n f oitr, i *h nod »>ffiNSlKnil f*nfn >lli N e w Y o rk
l-V«lrral Jinliri- t ru| M ICayman I rrra elected ami *)i)uii* Tnf thr (i»
Ltrii nl priM liim r, tm lav hrd u |irv*iilini; hvrr tiir Iruil uf ilw ral l i ar t*> Iv •thc'WtkacL
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ill
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i|*r**MH| U \ . t" R*4a-rt . ul Nrw
Jiiliiro, nt lh*|r«lt.
Li* ii‘htlltiliK frmn lln* fit.York, w lot i ■ a tni mlv-r uf llir Nat
L ' luith lu l l" p a r ly g iv e n
iuo.il *Y* ( n m il ami to i h-MR*- uf
(••till mi<l i-uunty . m i thmtijrhnot
[thr sluice uf his tliraii-r.
tin- Ciinril Statra llr i. i.| irtln l
[In* higit rnurt tlrnini Cnrto ih Ini r*,i Mr*>'t|p- uf rnrat im ( .im ph rll l.,issiiit. pim i J|riu
r« yw'lifinn fyr a wrjl of np d i i i x i tu l lir V M I A wurl
i uf nf- i uu\ii'lmii mi it |v rjuri
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n r N" atalriurnt ui i fimpaiurij
Itrli rall.*li from r* iv In . 11 ant
T h I i u » i ( uni m l
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rwfviui"uiKuuent uf th e *purl
l le t w ii mlitdiana, M arkrttm
|ir***rnl amt ioMivh Iiih I •••iiiin'iiuty
Lrull f.rra n arnlrnrc o( u yrrr
lf|n»ll> arr to la n- ut la*fuir (fo
• il»* in friln til firiaou « t A:
il -rmtily. Thr rr...,,. wurk uf t*val
L< aiMt a fin*- o f fif.ifm,
|Ira t r> ii a.pn I ■il )>• ••rruliv’ i.
S* mil)- a m i uni uf racaiir from
jr li- ilr r |w*rtlmi uf llir Him at a
) n in*w i |irii |u l anill i» u |v*
• |i|r fur llo- I iu .'Iiii . ■ uf tin iH *t
*a in tin* t*u(>irmr fm irt fur n ■
[ill*.
*(trsli*ln n f ila a d ion of ln<lu, 1
Thr tmlilir i> wdrmi*. t*> attrmi
ihrr with n aloy o f M-utriirr, '
IUw hiutqurt ami nitrtlnff, aiTinSmc
lmn«t ho|N-lr«» |iroi|i**rt.
|to *T ' iiffiiia li, wlui lu. i . « i ' l
itdl » « 1 indirtrO fur |wrjnry (IN S I —Stn-i.llijf thr fart Hint i that itiuv- who inti inl tu moil- ti-lrlimn
nr
woman
voter
uf
Fluriiln
t«
< hr hit*) In llfin l Iv-fnip .
|i)auir tin •* f*- 'l i a l l ' ia to III*, uf
*l j'u t m Nrw York ihut Juv- ruMvil o f Ih.. frail, hi*** If a|i«rn* rum f thr \ M « A . in tin
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r
a* of rtuiintuiirni
«>r thut thru f* p n d N tllir !«• wtraent
,%lifer** hnllnt iii thi* rtiilr, CJoii-r in tufa, u ffltrn , amt ri*ip|«yi*il
nor John W Miirtio will ark th*- • • i i *)ii ir
h ini W '1 Krotl
rtatr li-|;i«liituir tu iiiill'lut thr n.i It t. fu i. J 'I Sharon, llr M ]
Ihjtlalr.t i-tret lull law,..
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(iovrrnur Mnitin will u »l ll.r I!1 i l|*hton. II. V. Iliitu. w, It ► Suntil ;
II y. W hirurr. Sr.. It. U 1 l i r « .!irr.
"7 M*»!>but uf (tie itntr Ir^i.lalor
to |«u, a i lalut.• ,a-yii.ll'liiK ah I' W. I.iwtnn. I I. (tuina*. Iln ir, I
■unit lull r« J o ra il Ihatr Uiltntv ill Nl. Irh ‘(hr uffurra ar- •* fultuW* |
a aenli-ti rrff. Mp.' to Ihi l» Id in H»- t urn *t la ilr. rhalrinan: R J fI•
.ii«t.vl> of rounty of fir at.-i" until
lirti.il Mr,i liul.f i* t aoii.nll • i-ln li»n ihiy, wlii-li the riivvlpl"' t.W
f the t t.au lvr f f (Am n.rr*w Iv ih |r»tUvt in llir ,.ru|« r f t-f-iiir
meet lit f> oVI'N k tlria * ir i,tilf i.nW
an,I vouittM wai. tty-
lily Course Left To
Accused I T . Ask
Court T<» Reconsider
irchanU Of City
Discuss Thrift
Event* Today
r at*mi»(i win tnlh-il l.y \ l. M
Iiwiori, .li.ilrmtii nf the ( uni
r, Mini phm, (HVorrning 11,:•I urr tu Iv intiiHlu. ih | 1l.y
Trailer, MM-iTfarv «.f Um- hvnl
" rri.il urKtinlMliun. I'oinU of
r l Hull ar*- Ivlirvn l |r> In nf
i-nt ui'ighl tu i ,1*111' t> iifur I
I illlj. In Oil favi.rrl.lv Itpatl
1*1 u|h iilltii,, me t>, U i iplnl.i
i 'Ir. T iotti r.
pliili un In.* nlltlilHi! wuol.l
* uf uiie ilay a, h tu.mtti •“
i -.iirn.ili.il a* ‘ Tlirifl Itay’ unit
*itui|HiHn* n.rrrhuntv wnuhl
1• ’ tpth.nul l.argaitii to n.rr
>1 •• ,il..| rntnhilir.l, tliry V*. .|.|
* pn*« fn-r ** it I* puVTn-i
in.I .nnirrt*, para.lr, mol iitl.rr
r-.*‘"lltu il fuilurr^ wua.il ho
it ruui*tiunt tin .lay, nrrhr.lltiy
rru-rit ptani A ftirili Im* pint
i'nihi Iv ili tlllnrfi-.l tlirn.,*l.iii,l
fat I Inrlila mol rminy .lr>p|oi
l oilier ruuntie* um.Iil in- of
W to Hie r-lty, |ini|oM,rnla of
H*n IvHcw.
hm .1. fiol, Ih Ink* Ii llit* n fl.r
i *»»ll ilrpeml UjaiN llo- nutnl" r
o i'b m it. rrprr.eiiteij at tin
>| |*Mat* rtVjp.JJ, J|\ •lfUj,.M*ll
m D r o p s A c tio n
A g a in s t
R ic h
W ife
•nelly n fuj>< it tu .lim ir i tne
*k.. *l.uri i>, mftnil that a *rl
»• iu«l Ivo-n .Ifeclod uui cf
* It r* u n d 'rit'H o ), lm * M "(.
Cm in I Halm Im* a r ir p t r I s
'•am
IWtl,1)00 tu rriiu.a.ic
• a tu il.rtr two-year old »ut*.
The p iritn l luu* |>retaliiinf tn
the* ra.tinjr of laillnU hy thoee who
are fnrre.l tn h-air the « t«le on
liuoinon. nr abu
uuny fur pleat •
ure jii»l |v-fnri- an ehition pr.uH
*.illy itepriven «ot h ivrannt In in
Mipiiir, (io .rm u i Marlin -ant.
M i.tr ufftrlnl, inllr.l Iwfore thfrileral ruiirt, in ..tlirr .tai.-- or t*.
I * • U iiittl H lik rapltal nt Wa*li
ington un 'lntr*» l.naturv, ilurinr
tin etei-tini. i« lauih.l tu rami* Imu
Mr ler.UM* ut lli. ir ittMpiullfirallon
rti u inter upnli Ir.urlhj; the itjit*',
it i. oaiii. runt it i* f>*r Hit* reaumi
|.imri|wl1y Hiat n r* >i**«n uf thr
ufilhiuatnl nhwnt-iufr, law. will
In* m in i.
Deep Mystery
Still•
■
.I r
Surrounds ‘Killing
Of Kentucky Oirl
apetl Convict Is
burned To Rniford
foint • fliili to rviMr*t nt U til i UH i
*•me tr ur rift tea. M l ,da yen* mw
In thr dtp aha wl.h ta try fur tha
I lab h *m l*een a.krd |« *pfnar at
Ihr Initial ffualWe »em,'di. In Iv
held Tuoday aftamuuo at *
rhvk uw the Muon.pal Field dia
OmnmI
•
• • .
hurh u.lt kivwti player, a* tA
ru
tm m m
C*d*r» hod
• at, her Craig Tkwif**f>, J»A"
lane, Knulr Iwimaky. M M White
utir* and Ihr MarrU brother* bat*
been lined *|» Tor th» tram
An arganlaall^n that will rvpre.ent Sanford thrrughnut th* ofat*
U th* dream af 'Pop' l-a*»ktn, phr
•irtl tlirvct^f ^ ^
turned mil Ciiainpwnahip clgh* in
Virginuo. Two »tat# Unnar*. *wa,
for Sunday H rh ^f UagwP P«4 **mc
( her for pa tpdwatrml ..* g »«l»a ti"«
• ere in n leg bto » * " « « tw rareM
year*
American Consul VsKn
Cor 1,500 Troop* In
Order That Citizens
May 11avcPrut eel ion
UHN) Hluejui'ktis
Await Kxlrn Call
P o w ers
l| a \ e
.veil ■f carry
Daw Oat».h*r
mg rvne*u*».l *
■ •Iran the
' i t when
l.raiwal fl.v *
Jutyr White m M «7 ». • r 90 4ey.
In Jail. Jail »«*aM tv e>, If final tu
tr* <taya Work »n the M m 11,-AnnVh
. ( . W i t 4 M Wheat u « cor.* ifmeil
,to w r«l"* «t»r i
rtllui W rather• wa. w
• r Ut . I n i ... a . U r p I H I
erly r w k ir t. I a f * l*l.»h a...I |W.I
phut 11i* ha » * r a m b m o . *4 lit*
.
. ■ *r . ta rge * 1 **1 * Maitin
u ltl A M 'M . Ila . M*r t l (IN S wa* utw, fi*n t ft** M that • tiara*
Maiah K « " » an*
'**** Marts,
b l uola grg|v(rut| .hipped d o t
ing the week radit.g l*al alm-<*fi were *wrh fuv*t f t " "a r*rard«
*1 -roalirtatr I <7ti car» » . r r *ha i-targ.na *ruoh a * 1 .|i»<»rWa»ly
• Mb a pear .(**, arrording In the white Mane hteaen* * r . * I I * on
weekly « ||HU Iff I
A t
•» a aimllar n.oal. CTarge* of itruak
• ,,.a* , m *l liw qr H ia h r o a a » t
la re lu ll),
Shhupr^l* of I loii-Lt or an* ah 1* J M lA**, at | ] r*‘ h
J. tt ll*ira w*a flnr-| I l f w a
lap ran a derrvaae nf Tl car, up
•taring the week were n Haul (e l at it a r g * 4 »tv»*lt«g
ihr the figurra for the l u i w i y i d
tag week ef but pear - ,
H A M IIS tiT H N , Mar 11
' J. fluae uf Memphr.
wo* appvirdcd .t<-|»Mty M "
e lr tiia h lr.lrt f *d H 'rttjA l*
P r e lim in a r y S p in O f
H A Y T tlN A V K A U U M b. Mar I I
— (IN S I A ,'Cclfw.rnai» trial .i>ln
f i t Ih* 'M yd le rr ft.* freak lo n tg
r n v t b a In whtrh M ajor II. f i It
Segra.*, Ilrltivh rare 4rtv*r, wiM
attrw .nl to rvfa h lt.h a » « t l d •,V »4
ru ru n i f t M mile* a n k w a u r b»f
I , . . . *. WW* r.hr
thto iwuratug. W . « paatpaaod worn
th* car could h* preperly Unad am
(Jetting th* hog* machine iota
perfect condition for the « * p » r ■
human effort to annihilate .par*
amt tima may. It moaoed prahnM*
today. •a w . a delay tn Ihd actual
apead t**l alalad far 4 u'aluck lamarrow afl*er*«m
A Halit mar* maa aay* hi* » lfa
• pent Ijoiiu o In trying to rwdun
She rertntaly oarm * dad P* fpr pa
Um hppk/atl wa* (pptenmd.
1 roop *
K orrr
1V
r latltituMiifR k•»-»
1.
iM8|
N 4 • i'CYnl uf dftn I!* Imit)
u iU v A. li 1 Vtot^r- g
m H |W f•!»•*. »
nr
St ••V | *f '*
|4Ht*m in (attif t f thr *
r «i r t.ttf pt4fM l
British (I'uardin#
Foreign Section
(tr im
Scenes
F n a c te d
\s D e p a r tin g
R e s o rts
T o
F o rce
R m tin r
S H A N G H A I . Mitrvh
—
'In>*■■« prevntl ■ ut SitangHju U>
i*.*fl_» l i .».!» la.Mil wtalo Vh* i—.rt
e a . arganl.
"You anight p r tn avalire again
* *m*. hut a • ..•ill Iv o iv ir m t a* illu t l a b *.
fen-tanl i * aant H*«iley
"Tha* OuilM *nr** 1 tv inl*r*at
nf aw* •Ir(.a4aat .w iM hu pr*
jiwlaol by * tha p u le * * f Du
•* her *
flaulev nte>t * h i a t u l n f f*4fr
#1 m a rt A a U r t u i .ipki't l i . p b o
'la t r n 'i* * .
f.*U *«h »r
Idkrwwl
iUnWy
**1 Wtll ahuW thele
, run
p it* .i he. wean h *f'l .ml hi. path
lv«l> w. and when tbela 1» u «uw
'b'lrtiV, every iteferulaat h liahle
fur alt Uamaga itiine hy (ha ran
JAI K* IIN V II I/ , n * Mar 21
lIN M
A n w l i . j la Otfnemutluu i p t r w , h e ,«>.(
i«.e,va * at Ih* fatal p a tn ffH . to
day, |h* f* Ihtging b , »♦ fv#n * »
,.,.n**-t p w ln * 4 **. In Marita SI
•lalan A. I j 'IU, Grand I .lard. |ak*
(> ante, Julnpa II f rent. (Ir m elan!
lake ,M,tily. fUepkeu I g . l b . , ,
Ccorftinn Is Held
For Killing Woniini
hr |uly« hare l « l . ) aw a mut-ler
rkarga ta rawa* n Wu with Ih* tau t
UahMi.g af Mood* •'.alh-wae, M.
f. la e raid g e e * «n4 the eua.au
had keen living lug*1h*r lw , yea*
and that ha iw «h*4 her Ib o a t tn
a ou*rr*l in * r i* l* .he ►*1 en
•rr.d ta maka a t»lrphah* 'all.
tor tun ■(antnneiM*
Th#'
fleiriitir
Sf
tmopi* a m intpreanitur i
in ln n rrvk 'P ant) are
im liv rrim in n fe ly « * tin
f '.iltfnnr ir
ivn tlM
* RtllnweM »V) n|lh8#V
—4
(« • Ik#
l.rtnflun* trn .pl ata f» hiU.nt F w r W f , twenty
,«n Ha Y .n |tir
U(.*r.
•nftung
a m a r t * enaet.il at the
lainwii loiiay a< a i,< ih
•w iu llw t af tha Jal.atwl
Tha tthaa*<un*itna ar*
ihwtr way at th* p .,* ) of
tral ar* lm p lM <l.f a l t *
■liU taa a t I l a
t agtlwiaCVa M
f. , i » p w p jm l
Cominiinists (*ain
Citntrol Of ll.inkoH
wiling tn a I 'n l i r i
fmmd in th* h*|ifl*un ,Shanghai,
(ir* whwk .wvwf t!
at. Natowrallat fa*
well and T a r d .
ha* a n t hhr family
Mill JANEIRO. Mar ; i - ( i N M diced Thrvc other
_ fw r grvurp* nf eenta11 gn* ftw r. rs farad.
tp. *| h retracted, .octdatta
mgp owe' In l*«ra I d a i
Thr
• k*a m j M ally lug himaal
hirttM . m ki
*b.*a »pa<*«4 tu the I ,-m.
liter. ku,.pv'l o ff from I N I Natal
•ally tuday far Car*
A »M*ut ( r * a K , » r « * , . . » y*t
L o v e r P lo tte d
H u s b a n d 's S l a y i n g
anruaflrraad. atgU* that CtRJOJ*
R tx ty O f D r o H ttc d M u n
4rr frrn ratri. Ih r * w ft . the lta‘ 1
a* oc* atm U making • i,*ada|
Is S till O n id e n t ifie d
he ha-1 lOMltamd t i i . b
MKR VOEA. Mat 11 (I
Hrwnui
h*.|*l**‘ " ft
Mr*
Ruth |fc intor •nikfe«aa,f
gay-tar aoa iiile d hy a hh»w
Manuu* U. fly daw* th* Amaru*, aetanjieg lu )V>fhw f iu ju r l. *
u n , the t*-mi with a If v a t k u tfa , tth .-r ' PAl.M S E A f'tl. R n ,
Ema
hn (hat »he Btaf lt* n fy j l h l l
meat ahifa pa «teid, aag * garral . M«r (Iv (| .N N 4 k —*At e-ok tiadqy
a anlaamaa, pUtied Iv kdl Iv
l»/ |f|r t>i8e v t f r
I w ilted lig tu li . tha Mil mil meetwary wa* attk iot
lilt .il V* I l l l j ils HI TT
boml. Alheci H a ,ih r , art *,!<
alax .t b.y ee-k
A hoary rev'* at-wu/mitno far h i ~u »g maa
w A s iiiN c n n iN
M<4*r Ihvatiug, and that (<i
jrhpoh hat M*rh a* U lie d la N * « . j whuaw h vti wa* f"uad m aHaitiw
• IN S ) Sect t Ja
Ika Mlual .to,tug
mg p*> klpg h a w eaa f imad U. w*mr at tha »**ah 1*4* ftooddy. '
lagum af th- OM
Grojr*. hutel ru**, la I n a r a * It*
|ntp«rt»r t ■ jgbUu ■»'*<
After th* h d v hod h«aa ctoaknetu Rhaagha. wa M . » t l>. from
law » l » « ltrt.nl that* a p n r 4 rwh- ie*t m tv that .4 Hamimf U M t A .
mo. um i .-a *f tha hrata aa g raaall partly wtd-.a a* *a Hug ) S ■
la . irev-hqwl. U lU - a a,*r«aa*t w a v
i f , hi mr • f a ph*.,- "ictrumeol. wa* ccraodtted le«*l*a* fh
•in,ally w p w h n Ivetta ta m u
iv.l, C- C Mill t*d* • l«rann*4 th* la#a "madly la fu**'* will
Iv* wa. dead
H i p c i . b . bailee*
F A N ! P K ' M . t ». v . M
Mpty f)q > a .li*w t- It* died in th* intooiagn for Iwv ab4 a half
b c i'l faitur* caamd th* g m | :
(| N »M "Thto t( *bcu»u«! i ,
Although Mr. Snrger wa
tin* uf duty and M a* • r*«uU of
uf u*totak*a htontif,
I knw1
bto ..an ir.i—updwrtt
hu«t-i*d aeier heard af th*
With IW VpfMK# U( flu 4 i»•Ui*
*
III RT is At IH R E E A *
mood mine* lw Ruuth AfrtOn in.
T h I# Vii| Ik# «UUm*fet \mi
H K PD N IA K
HPRIN'OH. I > .
iM I diamond, wera hrowghi ta
•Pd th* even1• M n . U r + t f J waW ( i f i f . •/ IM
Mar. t l —4 IN M *)-fto tv * W aW . her h.ihand .
Amec Ira
Tha, have giwwp lg
rt, pa charge ahaa laid that har hwahpnd i
t t . ta p i l ' d
dying tmtoy had f 1 Ha* iccn.tjg.
popularity pad ha«* iivreaaad tr*
Pgr. (V a a h - la I p r o d # In .-..nnartlwp i l l
Fatar WiUtomt. f t . a f flanrrtlla, ip * plarad pgp
larue
The, ac« Poor flv* tio.ua
itpted that a murder atl Al'-cA Snyder, nr
lipD
ff M c U _ .
.
a* vsluobia a* tn l H i.
charge m ight ha mad* later *fU< tor uf Motor Uv-'lng.
Ifnttcil
•'
-
Citizens To Service
And Fire litflisrriminitcb As They Flee
Omtmarakr nf tl.i * \*ialk
,*n t . for Aai.ruv . re,
■■wt. rharaiuon.hiy tr
-eeM.il trtyhtee i—Up , The aa
Hotal trnnt* title pta, mn'.r.o*
f »h»p *1 the tirvenlh llrgtwwat ar
rngry,
llfagt U". » m « f the Iwu * f . n
whom f r . n r . ha* teat aver tu 4.
f»ru| the Amertcan Italunt lenni.
title, heM hy that nalha far Iwu
»ewr», f.Higtit a hW*er w.at.h ta
km* «U t I « ; I f
* 4, Jean
ti-.rdra ifrl.atril Manual Ah-< •>
I* the rn o rM la r ruatrh af th*
.
im u iu m i
Minor Charges O n
H IK E . Mar -il
Light Docket Arc r.iaNEW
u tr af Frurwla T II
tn an International
Peal ure Of (’our I ti.ry
with Jarijue. ItrufMui.
H u ge R acer D cU yed
Jllr|irra.nutlvr* uf «-.*ra l I 1*1
fhunhc* M l l»» meet in the uffire
uf Ike Y M. C. A. tuwight alrer,
th* nfftrerv uf tl** !**»!/ urg*ni»nd
Sunda) S< h*"l h#Mr!mll league ar*
[U.AIIASSEE. K la, Mar. 11
In he rtorted and tdher Icuwoear
!1• Jam,-a lluitaun. negro. . . '
r. UtJvr t» th ***w»n tr»n»m<ed
i 9f hiawktiig and anlrrinc
Tlw I'.m.tttulMwt and h/ tow* ul
hii—
nt ti, mnmiit n f*l«n » on
‘r«*-it, hy the Court uf rti*>< 1 th. leap or U i e alreadv Iven -h-|d
pvulua (..uuty nn Feh t l . rrt and fudewUMf th* • ‘•tb m *d ^
( i , , r» t. night th* »rhrdol* rc.mL***1 vntopfad to thro* yrn j» ’
paamrnt, l* bark on a *late mr r* aid h« *£l"d»l*d. U h*»
« «•
f * fto l <,ca today pftvr t a * tw n . . n u * . « A f t g, rcndciHc in the prt*on uf ucrtril tu b* o*>* of *ha
P****. artcrding tu th* »tate .Jurtant yat hrW *»d • » " " ’' ; * * ' * *
thr l-rtgu- t » * r b«en uig*d l ^ f * R d * part merit
.
.
P " "arapail frum a atgle ru*»l in thetr npivaramd.'
*Lgb Spring* in liW I
L ] * reward Wa* uffeiod by
hi* capture, llr o-c»
Floruia ,-eatgntay hy
r r * • w * * 1» afthr • rn fn g a rordliuf lu
Antn.utn
k. u-t,UUkb .nut' i*.A.. ■
uuuld imm-dialely
1vnt thr
.
>1illmn.i irv*
O il
.Man
llan
h in t
IV IH Iia i
Foe
Nrw M o r f. tv|n trln l |u tin* N n vy
lr t a f (In I ' k . r i n
O f ( on* Ih-pai tin, ni t in . nn.ininir
Irtn p l O f S en ate I'm lirfn
TTi<* m unhipMl ennnrtl nf
S h a n gh a i htr* iln lu m l a vt.it.
tlNSO \ NallrniNif |h# e*wm|« n f e n ii'tK u iir) anil l l r m a rlin
• .. uf II n i* f Sim I*.- • .
af wrrw taiulnt at Ih*
. n( (hr
1 t r a i» l ISmht. tai .Si |*a4nl» » f ***. Atovinan • omul t lr M i.l t r pm
I rur. altuinryv fur tha wratthy *<d tr, tme af Aiarfli an tlrr* .o l ,u u
, man livlay faitr.l a ,* lit mu l.if r i l l , thr ill**ial. I otilr!
i i v * trial hrfo** J . ilir . Witt...a
M '»r tti.n t *r»i
main, a ami
; lilt* la Ila Ih ftrk t Sufm iia t*hir|arkata ar* •tamlin* by hi
• ‘"art.
x lH ifk ll taHar far thr ,v.4niH .«
Him l»*r * n
r*n rlrIr■* t* t uf Ainrnn.il* Ml. hatih lufi- ai
Thuf-i*l* * on ftair mania rt.*i Kln« tn >ti*.i||h«. I* ,* - . an*l IVrrr an
«imtvra,.f af Ila- Sroatr afire a # **hrr Uaita>( •l l r - wanlii|>
i<rry in Ju itk* till*' m olt hail wtlh.n a .!». *• aailtna .1* **,< .
I m i .a t h*ufr tl an I t««.<
t lv
trial airw all! uf Stiwiair'a » » fin i ' * * p l » * » « l ' l ahuul AAHvi
al in Marrh I9'it la an.wrr >*r
F a r if ( i M i n i r l M l i j r r l
\\ h rtt
tth'tr the I.l.ialu a in Ila- |
tain 'iv t ilp m uf ih* ftm alr ml ta uila-u ,1 MfHenwnl u.*nauit I
t*ta ir,tiff I new T n
llu t e
>r>l>. - HI rvuiH.l'lrr
l-'aileit with .tynamitr n l|eith
I t r iir h n t n lii.t rp rn ,| . rrt F tly u
f ..,.i mhur (h it Joilrrr
lilt .' M i n t that I hr Irani t o n * .
| T t r r ,| I n
t 'n i t it
t lr m r il
in I fvrl|oa* In tta- >ury, amt r i *■* M ai.ftM l i|p imtav In Pa* <ta
at nl hi* r«lt*if * wi p r n fln d <|a- than ttary aimht tu. * * fawn ta*
I'D . Mill. i
‘ lUMcht
*
I I ' m i . i v u hewn .la *a .if*il tn
>irtatMy anrT
rint ■
flh l lk | i»l *fv < n l th* *1*1
.illamr* >
I’ l|«o*rr inn it. January. Vuam Itvn. «*fr
Uarlin W 7 latllrio. 1, fur hnwlair, jaunt vi*t, Ih* hr^ut* jvrvrrv
»• -rrtr<( |n thru .• t.lwn |iata) war «• d (hair «|rfri>*r far*-*
l l . i tha ml maa ha.I hrrn ■Imh'l •t* i**J men ai.J hair ..i^ai •
t.1\ mnalltufinnal ,i|ht fu a In t .S-frtiifr* »v*fvm whteh |»ti l
t ■ ,af>
A S*l ml twaaly *|n" if - wilt a/fo*4 . 4ai,oa*» pi»<*rt,.,
error* a a* liiiail In tha patltian
•tt foreign rr«bie*d»
tryuwMii »n thr ao.ltmi will The iriiiaiu.il* itlffiru lty an,
hrarif tw it Frl.ta*
Sfimrlrl - r to m l with tlw n a tiir ,i.,m h
in,.lino Iv .Irnir.t, JmtWa II . |
w**ul.l tv In a t« ilium tu takr ti
ai-tv'al tu Ilia .li.llw t luort of a|. 1
|val».
I k , ranvutl ii rr.talla a a a v *. {
t'lfy |vnalt) n| M r numth t>. an* i
yrar m thr -h nirt jail an I a f •. j
uf t pal to |l mat
Twii Flying <;ro«|»s
May Meet At Turu
Sunday SchtMil Btutebull League To
Fled Officers At Meeting Tonight
m -
W A S H IN G T O N . M i r . 21
( I N S ) - K i f ( i rti h u iu lr.il p . 1.
marine-* ln*<.* lam ln t m Shnniftiai, A iln tira l ( ' S 1\ illU n i*,
(i75 ( urs (irapefniil
Sliippetl l,ast Week
11(1.1) N l.lt.1111.t III Iff
lltllHllUflG, I’a . March M
,
l.ii, > f t aevelal hiu.dceil
,ig |M*-*iigrni on thr Irr.rr
K.prea* uf Hw- I'rnmylvanig
>a*l ucn iio u t.g m d utmi thr
..(lie of thr train pitkrd n
S a, it nrvfvd thr atatioll l.»pr
(.clay amt «ra*he*l Into thru*
n in a -oiuig Three •»'*»•
■Itirhily injured.
s '.
Defensive Slrcnuth
t Ifl’wenl y I tmiisand
11*4*4
Cliesser Will Die
Wiulnesilay Morning
T
F o r e ig n
Itnlr a fra* imir-r ilivt*
hfgHfirt
Jutlfc
i
in pu.llia (*> ,r| I In i ninrt.iii.
m u*I t*n,»*t>/ tt.HHtrtr a
the iniirl
prtHKl'flbl)
wouiHlIujr of frank Murray,
li'Hti rohMablr, and a nine-year.
n11 mhi « f Alien.
TIi* Irnol.le wa. *ahl hy autl** r
tllf* tn ham arlwri uheu an rffo il r t.i mail.- to * i n e ,.*,vr* no
Allen ralliiia for l i e tm iijfrr if
lit* rhiMren tu j itntr iii.tituHon
at Jark*nnvilU.
Allen fatallyi| wumolrd llrurk
and held a |v « m- headed hy *>(•
rirr* at Ivy l.y firm r from within
Iii* Ivrrh-.ulril hnoir until forre«|
tn .uirmoirr after lie bad Ivett
*lod uuil thr lo>u»v. Mrf tin fire.
Shanghai falls .Before
Victorious
Cantonese:
I*
V J
lU. S. Marines Landed
Pretty Widow Confesses Site And
night,
to
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I
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f w R jf- t ;
i jOffla
T H E 9 A N F O H P H E R A I, B , f l A T t n i D A V . M A R C H 19. 1027
P A G E F IX
Indianapolis Yanni gans Defeat The • -■
MUG(iSY;THINKS|£^^u,^’rt?jS£.-K
Sbiss;|
GIANTSSTRONGERSinit‘uTu
hc,hk«^;,ruh.,n,ih^ri.avvr^iu.; «i>ih^: Regulars In FullGame This Morning
THANLAST YEAR
___ _
_
w a a i
ik r u
*
“
i irunjr-ati ';i in Sun font. IW rr •0°f-n »nld during thr- •
■cars ban- lawn
|pa»t year amii. la.th partnrrr an?
rer thr
pr-,.p<<ta
«nwiunin*i
inthu«in*lic oter
|flaT I ^2T.
^ lO u illa n . always n rapid « tarter. »• Nrw OrU-an. iVUcanr. ‘ »*\ S..uth i
r * v i.v
PlUaimmiin. atartpd well *traight yktoriea.
The regular ervw o f the Indian* la*t year, went both in the Iline- I
'.'vr. l r "
w hite And Sir. Hlglrjm an
but *top|>ed when he hurt hla hand
......
Flu
M ar <t.rok a Urine thia morning at the livltl t.olav
by cjirvltisly Icavinir it umler the
bT.- l'K T h ltM ll M »Uie Athletic* hand- of the Yannigana In
A. »
th . *tory got out im- * » '<« ' *
^
the
rocker o f u chair: Virv'il Hamm !!•,— I U vJok routed
mediately after the Jam . that ;
» l'' r(
^ . .u ^
waa a
more hitr.ng pr-eUca . . . »
^
m* rxtu.a
G en era l (tea en tm en t HeignM Mill i
Never h .. a training club b ~ « , “
wn| w ,
white, then
mi.-'.able to *haka the hoodoo of live land official* <>f the Atlanta < he« •
mut h
I»i C a m p O v e r F a ilu re O f notxxlv ha*
ni4knl Ihe differenca.
which ha» been .how nout at Mun
word, 'poor rutting'. With » | c * |rolet
^ , Company,
Company, that in hi* opmContract; ami Dutch liaan-, the aouthpaw
IfouMk T o S ig n
AVO K P A R K . PU-. Mf*r H»— ii ipal Field *jn«r th i nto- Iwgan 7 T r i ^ r n
.
’
r
T
Z
1
ion/Sanford
i«*
the moat out
H ocm a
W e a k e r nrhu wa^i tried|Miii found guilty I*
- fp u lfW d
three hitter* are going to hava the
.p.^ tn p v.n ta, Mr.
the it* annual ronditlonlng grind.
niTT, I* up av«in frmn Imlianapo- Indication, tmlay t point
Gordon
U-veri
tte.
pur<
hn.-cd
•V
»*n aed _ up 4gB\omctK«uy » * , White Im uediatel, can.o »•> Smi
npaMlita “ ilrnpi'li'F" " f FHfl1 Hlu ni.
IU gnd thi* tfmr he-will tlay.
Hy IM V W 3, WAUSII
from the White So* Ut the rloac of going tn auffer.
. f« rd on an n«i-*-rtlon trip,
* n jg riahig young man include tiU hing nr® « l la»t year* team, the I'r.V, w w n n . anal Jack Wa*nor,
twtcrnatluaal N r » « Service Sparta
No
rrlra o n have y
ye
h— n on. j
e t h~
|w||,e in the city for a few
Uhem
Hill* l'InfleMin, the Ital^ign, N. (*.., from the Caidinul r «»irr.
. ,J||Wi______...
UVITOR
who
rame
ib.wn
from
*’
»e
*
’
a
of
rmuMfl.
The
meter
remain*
in
ha*
liren
a
holdout
all
*pring
and
ilny*
he
u n i for Mr lUglcywan.
Fla.,
Mar.
I
•pcflmen.
who
return*
fm
ai
T«-,
s t . PhrrKKSBUiu:.
w ill inot *Jawn’ Met; raw. were the hurler* tact ami I'rrs y HmifH ha* run in NurwiMMl, O., th. following tel
VJ.-W lin i* the dumlw.*i gu> on M « recunditlopi'd: Fay ThumaA. Sam I|n-a,Ion • nay* he mil
.....
coffered
defeat.
Feed
Schupp
mloaod
any
«,*
th.
boya
at
meal
a A * . ; who *,
egram: "Come dh down. My hat
OinnU ball rlub.
4 '
* I Unlvyrrily o f Sfiutlicrn California meet trie figure the
The boarding hou*c i* a v ry la in the ring for Sanford ' Th*
and lorfty Koupal duf the muund- tim
'. T M i la neither, an important nor mill.who (a nl«o touted to * t«y , apJ
I duty for the victoriou* youngstan. popiilar place threw time* daily, Chevrolet agency wa« e»ta’oli*nr,l
heeauie the lamia Alum,In, an rngliteen >enr
nta to go foiling. So •<",n alter Mr*, iiiglcjn m n arriv
Ih'.zal want*
Ixvrrette brreu il along in great
K l ^ * a themMve». plVylnv thi* Sold McVlfan lafthander. who p'rohthe -quod. tq
|.hope. In I I P , 141 n « l ,nc m u f do ,<-v,rivl other* on
end o f tha grape fruit circuit to- (ably will gb away aud come back.
. kept down ba-e hit* during their Sun,la, there t» to tie no practice
In cqmtnenling »n the pa»t
day. really would like to know. Ac- llowanl llollnnda Univendty of
(b r ie f term* up<in the hill. Th> ami the whole day la to In- given Y e a r * bu*lneri, Mr. Iiigb>man
eerding b> niember* of tha rival Virginia prmlurt aim I* around
over
in
an
attempt
tn
find
t-nicr.
former
So*
pitcher
*cem«
de*tln,-1
t« -Jay -aid "w,- have felt no "lump
team* with whom the writer talk but nvliody kmiga how long.
t.a i r t ill Mime form.
fur a g n a t y.a r j» h«- eontir
Thy thrre untried catcher* In*
In hti»lncf* whnli rt-r.
We lmv«
ed. the many Giant* have nominahi*
p
r
o
m
t
pace.
Schupp,
a
ldg
l4^-n "owing wrcN.I met«-:»•! o f com
tad other piaytm with the outfit elude Al iVviirmer, the lod win.
T
ia
ffit
rongeatbrn
on
the
high1
b-nguc
veteran,
Iiravnl
rout
h«plaining and our Ihm-U* *h„w that
for thla doubtful diMinctlun tlut •lived into Ijik e Michigan, fully
>ct a >nut,g l,a*rball pitcher. W i»- wa> • f the United Stale* I* r r - WO have enjoyed one o f tin tie,-t
it i* fa«t becoming apparent that rlothcl. to win SlO, while a nu-iji*pon
iblc
for
an
annual
lo«*
nf
Man ner. kma-kmi at the dooc o f |h«•ucre«lful year* o f any
Fh.ridj
wwiet o f them are vety dumb ur all per of the Ynnkbeaj Jack Sum ru.HHftiK O f M u n liccllu
$4,<M4i.0Uo.0UU in lime and waeted
ming*, up frmn Wheeling. W. V-,
auLucyJI
' .
.
pf them very mi»tal>i n.
fuel.
m
i
the
payroll
uf
ih
«Pint*
with -an
injured
another.
.»jjTW* condition, plu* a ( A m H
......
.— -- band
■ - but
,
ip
l^c«<>iutiun,,t
I ’ qmxciI
million again,t Ed Routh for hia l hchalk, according to Meoraw. and
At
T«Jlnhas>cc MettinK
, ,
failure to juln the club when a Sanford Hamby. I art*mouth. V »
educated In the *thool* o f (olum - W h i t e » H i 8 h l c y i n a n
ttO.OOO contract, would wcin ti in- who either will do or won t accordI
bia
county,
and
graduated
from
T i l f a i i t N v i’ F Kin Mur I 'j i b i * touniy. aiui K raum uo irvm
dicate that a liirqulllng
wav the com fall*. One
qulllng condition ing to the way
1" *
v - al
t |w l, qluiut the
' I*he
Mi* obi
ohl Florida S
State
u te Agricultural
Agriculturnl ' C
( oOl l l i p U l i y
O O H C r N 'C S
he Giant*’
o »f ~
Cuba,
ia developing In the
Giant*' camp,
camp.,i Ca*tro,
...
.
(I A S - - T lje ktote Itallruad t o w College, taking an A. U. degree I ,
premicea but M
he going
gi
, to George
however, maimger John McGraw , premlaea
laaioq haa Ju»t PM»ed a •*•«*«• j
,a 4, , ’
^ lK
| Hum* al Wil|ivP<Pi*ri,
ha* annthrr atory to tell.
turn to be e n trm i permanent rr I -j|r moved .to Montlcello an.
*
■
i
*
■
■
'■•“ It'a not the best club that ever
. D t o 't y n u B e a c h
la.tha
tha commi*-^ managed
tord ia
tha annal»,of
annala.of tha
the Giradrau
olanta- A. T. Mliite ami S. 0. High.)
waa organized," he »aid. " I t ha*
*ion, e-ommninorating^tha memory ||on for m iny year* and w.i< man, c o m p ilin g the firm of
it* little ueaknr*»e* here and
o f State Railroad Cotnmi**ion«r j,nown „ |j,c tHrgt-■t producer of
\Vl: i> lllg l' y ( oinpany arc le*
there, which I don't rare to rlabo-1
IlntM-rt J*- Falon uf Montlcello «.aterrnellon seed in the world. II " .ch- rut, th,- fi*at anniversary o f
rate upon. All I Want to say I* that,
who died on Feb. 27.
M-rvcd a* »tate labor in»pccte»r , thgir businoa. life In Sanford MonI hgvn a *martiir, fatter rlub than
“ The Railroad CommiMioncr* I ^(J(. B numLcr 0f year*, resign, I da- „ u l, a record « f moles that
(t year, with more punch and
of Florida deeply deplore
, fn)in t j1#l
u|Min hla *etcc- ' Ua* mught them U»* cimgcaluUunder
un
defen,c, and 1 think It i * ; IU InternaSnnal Nrw* Service.
gwmTe
enough to win.
T A M P A . F I* . Mar. Mf.--Jov death o f lion. Rolwrt U Eaton ,tj0|1 (|ll |(Ai|toatl Coihmlasiimar. . lain nv o f evgry oiojM- sale* or.
. __________ _ ^
;
_____ ______ y
_______ _
“ The other contender* ?
t\'*ll. Judge'a long fly to I'cnU-rficlil, the u-solytioo »ay».
Mr.
Eaton
wa*
prominent! r,C * T '
you inu*t figure the Cardinal*. I’i- with the have* loaded and only one
ratc* and Red*, for one thing, and l-Jt. gave tin- Senator* a tenth in* tbroughngl the »tate, beloved l v
tke
v««; Cab*
vau i will
win be
ur dangntou*.
nnngiMoup. In
••• ning
nidi; ,i
iu g
mu
.« to
^ victory
over the giant*. ever) one who knew him and a per
sonal friend o f the Commi»*iotur >
fact, thry may turn out to le the | The team* play again today.
for many year* before assuming
team we have to IteaL
Anyway
-------111 aay tbaothe rlub that win* the
T A M I’ A. Fla.. Mur. It*— Pitcher the elutie* o f hi* office on Jan. t
I f 27. Through Intimate rontait
ugmutaL will have tcy beat ui..‘*
Hugh Mctfuillian, who Miffrrcd
i McGrow drelinnl to comment in broken Imn,- w lie ii Ihdtomley uf the with Mm In the office, hi* asm
agy Way on llourii'* absence from Cardinal* hit him on the left an- elute* and* their einp|o)«ca hud
thr opportunity uf valuing 1-la
«P
kle with a lino drive on St.
pcronialJUr.
no »ecrrt nf the fart that John ha* rtk'» liny, will la- lest to
“ Mr. .Eaton rndcitve.tvd to <|o
taken groat uaibracr over the ■GUnt* for »ix week*.
! right at « ll time*: hr possess*,I
muttn. a* had indewl the, team in
and
gencraiRotuh, they ,ay. hy*
C b K A liU .V T i;^ Fla. Mur. It*. an attractive |i«r*oti*liUr,
l i t f l ulfereil ) % ! W f n r tbi,.M
— ----»({iii .i —Trimmed
—T rimmed by Hu
ilaltiniorc, I to I, wq* kindly' nytufrd, vrlipw-ioqlqd *
<oinpared with thr XU.0PO
XU.bpo bv
In tho IU
Brooklyn Kohin* will *rrk H i and charitable. Ilo wa>. endowed J
wanted
• wnted
ih m ,ivm
" a , , ycl,
yet. he.
be hu»
e-oge „c;a,,i-*
v
from -xv
the „Hedi;
ha* •- v
vrnga
ngairi*l
U|C Sb
bvuii with earculive «bi|jty and guoJ |
‘ ed at all tlnir
tfmr •
udgrmrnt. guldeti
ignored l>oth offer* and. the man l Rrdvrq* here today
wlui made IL■ * '•*
• J
— ra deafre.to U- fair tu hia tePr%
'
V-ft eour*c.
i
like • drug clerk whei
ST. PKTBRKBVHAi, Hiv, Mur 1H
n tpan.
.
“ Mr.. Katop waa u native Flew*
Fbwba.n’t w,*>at you want. Uv« b«H . Cqinucb JgHe t.-ok the vffuu U 'e toIdanr’ bora m lavki CiJY in -,l»D ,
rluh lap't like that, doru,it »*•'J 1Jay |n th„ ltup|wrt-l'mnoek . lip
•oaieuilng^
ju»t
a* *o*>U
W illi,
dc
-a
n a -,
..
J'l » nr„ ( . W1IP with the dccluratb.q
w_Mfh to furitct tlie nl,»ceU ►taw-jthg Yunkrv-' *tur in u tkA w would
Thq something iq thi* ca»C l|. * * * .,' In- “ ca»t uilrift" if he doe- not
vlq m u . the *evciUccii. >C»r ,,1'J
r in Atlanta,Chattanoo|it,
•a ,
catcher of h ot
nhv
I* the.
4. year m
* i»
the
Nashville
and
E
vam
vil
u le
----*—«-»->—
eighteen > t»r ; old rmtcrfialdisr
No
Plcuore,
Saj>
O
hio
Lady,
ry *«> that Gtt vvljl
Ikia year. I liey
SAV FRANCISCO, Mar. I f
ip every day by the
be In the lineup
to Go PUcci, THI S1m Took
fi r » i nf Juqe, Itouaii ur no IUm*h. lb ,. I’ irute* face- the first ezhibl•
The Giant* hjevr plenty of out tie-n gumr* of the season here
Black-Draught Which
fielder* in ramp but not all of aaninat the Seal- and the Missions
Brought Relief.
them are gee*!. In fact, the w rit of the I’arlfir Coast l.eogu, .
er youtd ventiuc to *uy lliul It I*
Fla., Mar. Il» ~
an #|wn i|ur»tb>n whether the club | FORT
h " ll I MYERS,
•'
Iumgavin*. Ohio.—“For year* and
I* ay »treng u* it « m lu>t year.
Tlu- tthlc tic* journey to Itraden- yetara
1 sudricd with aavare heailIt ha* la-en weakened, beyond all ‘tun to meet thrlr home town N a a. he," saya Mr*. JaiM* Campbell, of
doubt, a l lir* l ba*e where Terry tional la-ugm- rivals, the I'hillirs thi* place. “ It w.un't any pleaaura
I v. Saafntd A C I.
2i10 A .M .
will appear instead o f the ell-parted this uftcrmwn. fhe Giant* will !h- lor me lo go iitocaa, fur 1 camo
I t, Jacksonville A U
M,to A .M .
Kelly, It It utronger o ( sereind taken on tomorrow at St. Augti*- homo with a]ck heeulacha. I f I went
I l a v P. M .
Ar. Chattanooga '
Minu* th,- service* of Ty to church or to aay aocial gather
hoar with tK«- uncertain Frisch re- tine
iiac* P. m
Ar. tSb l.«tui* L ifu N . .
ulared by Ib.grrs Jloni*by. who Cc.hh, The A ’* lo»t to the Grave*, ing or to town to ahop. when I got
ook* * lower to me. nlthough he- la 1 In I, v e*te>,civ Cobb ha* refu,- back I would hava Iheaa haadacEca
f e W p i g n t #• I
4>
a n d i*. m .
hitting well and obvioualy i> sav. «*l to play In jrume* umidred by and have to go to bad for a day or
(UP himself lbivvrve.r, Ute In,* o f j t runk Wilson, who hunlsnril him morn, tiU I would just get out o f
tUws Young in right field would Thursday and then fntfritrd the heart and would not try lo go.
“ About 15 years ago I diacoveml
curt uuy rlub ami the Giant* are gamrs to the llruvr*.
that Black-Draught waa good (or
at fMrpUnn. Further than that .*
D IM I I IV IK
these headache*. I began Uaing I t
lull with three untried catchers
T A Itl’ON SPRINGS, Fla
I
r,
Sanford
A C I..................
I
would
take
it
two
or
three
nlghta
nuking up the entire- staff o f rr- lit.—Oscar Mcliliu. second base
I.r, latkvont illr A C 1. • • •
eivrr, i* not exactly any man'* man echo has lorn ill, ba, recover, In aucceaaion i f 1 felt ihe least bad,
Ar. Chatlaoooaa N l ' t* Si I
and It aura did wonder* for me. It
driafnV)'c-d and will re-|Mirt ut thr Rrovvn la
about 14 year* ainco I had sick
Ar. S*. laml, I. tm N . . . . 7 i2 0 A .M
Except fur 'Jurlrigh Grimes, the camp Monday.
headache*, and I can go jplacra and
uqian s.ilivary gland, the p i t c h - ______________
Ar. Crtikago C 6* I1
. 1 . . . 7i44 A. M
rp
t WU' 'P»
I'P • oaiue
•BM*4a a*
■■ last
!• " ! yrar.
/Ittl • I
m.wtil
lie the,*
I>, i-atimrni lllths, •>! really enjoy Ufa. It aurafy la aplendid.
•
W 19.« Hu(orvlslna .trilillc-et Wa,h> n i Greenfield, alway* a slow
lUadarha often'la ■ symptom of
Itiwti'fi I* •* il'U i’i i NonlurU Klftf
constipation. The heat relief i* *•l.ta 1 1•• I, i Mkrrl. I * I Ii. 1>:7
Hi « I h | Hill*. Ill «l»i|tUrat« •III** cured by treating the <au*o of the
!«•! !•> lli« ruMlItluii* luiiiellli* *1
I arail* belli •»* f*»»l%r«l until April trouble and in euch a caae many
people have boon greatly helprd liy
*
... Dun’t Swear nt Your..MB ut i m ; : r. m nwt u *mi
the uae o f T h e d f o r d 'a JUorkllcll t*pt lit tl U ul J urnUliliiAf
Um «n«) rmalrrlMi* mul
i DftQ|nt
• ll
fur *t<«M**
I*ur«ly vrffrUUtf. fUronuncndr*
>ri><« • kliiulon In hiaIIIuC t»l■t •.
tunn tlr At il.» I,'. H IV »l W llff.J
Hautonl
t'lorMa. In
, U m i S liiiiliiilM T 'it C ru lcs ■ will! ll#e *|m*ltl*eM"M
Jjiiu a i ) It IIZTt i»p tr»
f| I h r d f o r d f
• am i S w ear b y T h em
5 Tit
*•1.1,1, mu) In nlHtlmil Iriuii tM*-|
draught
l*i|«t'*|la|ii n( Ilia >ti|f« (taiatili
l-gllilliui
.
I'u|»
nf
■
KlaHjanl
Kotin
N o kn ots, no cronn irra im x lg
No Il-Hi«j.4*i4 lioifriim anl furni
i tick s— ju s t ban g up g o o d " el C.,ntr»et.“ *n4 "Hiamtaril fm ni
ra te *— m a d e Just
r ig h t * So tt-llol M nttai'lal Kotin of IVrfnihiaurii
are on file **UI*
V f th in k th e beat c r a t e * ! •‘u.lmllsu for Inalierllon of 1.14.1, ra.
r
n i*i»s t o k k ik k
hasa th e d is tr ic t
FQItU, Klurlda
••111., III Iha fn»«mllaii »< aj'
•4 |*rii|Miaal« will
tro, Ivi.l
VE InviU your comparl-i
al llila ufflrr laiiI II X.%9, I*
on in the fields where cd-3
M Aa>rII lal l»IT aiol ll«"i
---- - tmblu lt «|h nrj ful i banal
ry is being packed.
RAILROAD; BOARD....
PAYS TRIBUTETO
ROBERTL EATON
ikpiorwi ii, rani*, «f.•ir.d»±>s4./srAJ2:
First
Auditorium
liirthdav
News From The
Training Camps
*
March 24,
8:15
Martinelli
Worlds Chcatest
Drunmlic Tenor
■
‘Successor fJo Caruso
In Mctiopolitan
OpertV Company
PRICES $1.00 to $3.00
Plus Tax
Plume 030
C
6
h ic a g o
Scenic, Historic Interest
and Dixie Accommodations En Route
DIXIE LIMITED
IT iA lt A N D
Crrllfird l*nhlir Arcmintantg
In co m e T a x C o n s u lla n U
H. G. G R A Y , Re*Ideal Maaagcr
**A
HuhsUntial J
in a •Sulr.’il^utiiti C
ios MuktiWwi'
PROPERTY O W N E R '
T A K E NOTICE!
Tax Books Close April It
The law provides that "If t;ixe
ii|K»n real estate shall not be paid befor
first day of April of any years, the
collector shall advertise and sell.”
This is to notify all concerned tha
the requirements of law will lie cur
plied with and the tax boolcr. will p
tively be closed on April 1 us prbvic.
by law and all lynds on which tuxes hai
not been paid will be advertised, and
editions issued for unpaid persun;
property taxes.
In making inquiries for amount
taxes the legal description of projiei
as shown hy deed must always be tfivei
JNO. D
J IN K IN S
Tax Collector Seminole County
!
^’St.l o u i s !
SICK HEADACHE
iin u u
I B e a u t if u l
| H ig h la n d P a r k
y
IJNKiUE* DISTINCTIVE,
y AUTISTIC,
DIFFERENT; IN A CLASS IIY ITSELF
k
Hitfh Up,
T
•
' '
'
Water
flows
from
it
in
all
directions.
y
y Close In,
Exactly midway bet ween the northern and soil thorn city]
y
limits.
♦!* In 'Pile Center
y
y
„O f
*:*
Celery Crates
■
$ 18,000—A
KOMI'r service? Oh. ye%/e ire within an hour of
i>Y Cflcry field of this dign t a a d is tr ib u te d th ro u g h
jp g r k a n F r u i t
G ro w e r* ,
■
ic., and Sanford Oviedo
ruck Growers, Inc,
*
*
!
CASHLUMBERCO
710 W . F i m l H U I ’ b o n r 47Z-W
S • »•*' >1 it
V
|LUMBER YARD
Crate Manufacturer
«•
Investment With All
Risk Removed
I
,*^1 %
« ♦
d"** ’
e '
W. S, I'ttlCK, Mgr.
v
8; Or Shinholser
•
SANFORD
S a c r ific e
r a.
I
. -A C o w p lc le L in e o f
I w ill m a k e Karri fir e ngle on m m iic o f Ih e fin e s t Im u in tw a n d w a reh oim c
p r o p e r ly in K an rord.
I.o ffc r
loin , I. 2. 3, I. 5, Hlock I , o u b -tie r 6. 230 f e e l
fr o n t a g e on M y r t le A v g „ 117 fe e t deep, lo c a te d on th r e e a lr e e U , tra c k fa r ilit ic g can be had at back d o or o r d e a r a t r u * « back end o f a ll f i v e lo U . . . .
h h i i k tron r ie ».M » T i a j
a l i a al iliilua uu4*r 4xU i>l U< t
a , i aiit.uil.il l>r III* act Vf
■ary *J. »•**. ‘
I'lilti.l 4|al*a loau4 (>(flc»
.tiwaiiii*. via , r'.u
i»t:
O T lfi: -la • hUraby «l* »n ibat
■ry Vi bull tr»n * f«r**_ y f JUJll*
iaraliwn ti**‘ TtlUT til IbU urflcw
• pplli.ili.il un4vr a.. I li»n
i,*4 bialnl*a. a* aiflrn.I.J by
ari . ( January *J. U N , fa r I I I
!o>t «. « w 3* r . I* N.. II. St K
N R 'i «*«• »• T. 4t a.
Tab M n . rl4a. aa.il Ibal
1 . 111* A** b*«n a llow .4 br Iha
t p r i of lb« lutortor. g .ila l Nil
| ii*fak.n« rial inlug ib » ,lau4
My nr A.alrlau la allow It
aimral la rhara.lor will I *
4 unlit April t l l i f t . I «
i,|, ,4 (lf» inrlr ofcjnrtlon* la
*4la
al.
Ilia
Iha
S a c r ific e p ric e , f 18,000, one fo u r th c a *h , balau ce th r e e to tw e n ty y e a ra , 0
per r e n t in te rc u t.
Owner
Plant City, Floridu
I
w .
iv i. Y O U N G
Onto, To.,,?77K AVE- y O C O M M E W a A L M ^ C T , ^
i♦ ♦ ♦
9
the broad white belt extending southward Ik'Iwcch
CiCoiR’etown and (ioldslmro
Far Removed From The Smoke^
And noise and unsightliness uf railroads.
Landscaped As A Park
With its beautiful driveways already paved.
Sewers, Water And (*as
Already Installed.
Three Parks
•
Within its borders.
Mowers And Fountains,
*
Ddm Trees and Ornamental Shrubs aud Vibes.
Carefully Rest riel ed
Against every undesirable feature and its
Harmonious Development
_ In Architecture and planting insured by these restric
tions.
The New Ilitfh School Close By
And yet not too close.
Prices And Terms
- *
jgpfM*
I hat can not lie matched elsewhere) if you are prepared
I* •» i- ^liaVu^(- a
vonforminyr to IliKhland Park Ideals
Buildintr Plans,
* Hundreds of them, for ull styles of architecture permit*
a.r.
in. " ‘trhland Park, arc at your dispotml.
hen You Invest In A Home,
You will Ret just what you want if you build it after your
own plans, and you will know just wlmti/n^iterials and
wot kmanship
into it. And when you-mvopt in tt honKJ.
it usually means the abiding place of yourself and your
rr
U(.
Jwniily for all your life, so that
hen You Select A Location,*1
laocation. ....
^
wJS1|t w one that you will not afterwardsS
>> here ( an T ou Find A Building Site
That Ji m so many attractive features as in HiKl'llin(1
. . 4! ^
,i(i where is there any other desirable residmtiul section about Sanford so free from every objections
r^
unle feature?
Trades For Other Property Considered
'• D *vcu w«nt to build a hijrh class home in Highland Park.
♦ ♦
�THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 21. 199.7
H ie Sanford Herald
The French Debt
’ -
* await or n k w t K t l a llata
r tw *# nfr akeatwtetr at!
at etrealatlaa, aa w ell aa
MONDAY; MARCH 21. 1P27
BIBLE VERNE FOR TO D A Y
G E N U IN E BLESSEDNESS: —
Blriaed la he whose transgression
la forgiven, whose »in la covered.
Bleaaed ia the man unto whom the
Utrd imputeth not iniquity, and in
whoae spirit Ihero ia no guile.
Paalm 32:1,2.
i' 1
'
1 •
d a y. march
— =~!
As Brisbane Sees It
-
Pn»ldcnt Ilibhrn of Princeton University, l
number o f hia proftwaont and atudenta of econo
cently suggested that the French war debt be cant
Is In keeping with the recommendation last D
Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University
Butler, however, was in favor of cancellation for economic rcasons while the Princeton president stresses n sort of moral ob
ligation.
“ Even granting the capacity of our debtors to fulfill our
stipulations’*, he writes, “ we do not desire to impose tremen
dous burdens of taxation for the next two generations on
friendly countries that are struggling to regain their
strength, nt the very time when we arc amassing a national
fortune” .
'
’There is little doubt about what President Hibben says.
The United States is a rich nation. It was made a great deal
more so as a direct result of the war. In fnct it may be said
to be the only nation which profited financially by the
European conflict. Certain it is, at least, that the added tax-
~
Lost In The Jungles
IN ARTITU a BR ISB AN E
A Cat la Taxes.
Storm la Arkansas
Smith-Cnolidgc— That'*
H rttW .
Lady Housemaid*.
ti<y> T rlc p h o n r 118
Can the Willard
M**1— We recharge
pair aU makes of hj
r*rtrtiki irrr, a, star «-«.
PRE SID KNT COOI.ttKJE ex.
pert* another good-sued nit In taxm - Good management by Secretary
Mellon and rood time* will find
Uncle Sam with an enormous aurilu*. and five hundred million dn|.
lar*. fet lead, will he cut from
axe* Ihl* coming year. That will
*>e an agreeable national present
o
Jake Wells, long known as a vetran sporDman. committed suicide
he other day. Tunwd out to i»c u
•oor loser.
——
o
-
-
And the baseball diamond, too,
^ocild be more permanent and re
air* less upkeep If made out of
HkcreU.
A safe and sane course Is to
ealred In city and country admini‘ ration, hut that doesn't mean a
■mplete cessation of everything.
— — o------
We are o f the opinion that Fatty
chuckle'a picture* will not meet
th much sucre** In Germany
ice that country does not go In
r custard pies.
In Russia the peasants are suf.
-ing from an epidemic of rabbles
i»*d by wolves. I f wolves got
er ua. It wouldn't be the rabbles
'd be afraid of.
■ o
■—
"aring the floor quite late the
>er night with a wailing offinc In hit Armi, one of our
•mlncnt business man was heard
remark, 'Yea, auhl That's my
I
>li(late<| afternoon
° f U,“
•fence and observation have
“ Long
are more truly exnreaard in fT°.n" tn*twl that commun
ities by their ncwMmm-nc , ' 11V vnne‘J intcroata and
hnt a city of the «[>?. ..*, i » ” . M,iy °tbpr cxikoncnt.
.rwd h , I S piSiSrS,fS22?er1
°f *-*ilmlcn is M .
Vfler a woman In the audience
the Century Theater slapped up
i dapped Kerensky briskly in
fara, the Florida Time* Union
.•geaU that th* former Kuaaian
mler ia getting an 'eyeful' in
a country.
— —— ---- —
!very day women arw coming I__ _________________ O RLAND O HKI'OBTKK
NT A It
r* and i c^c into their own.
-emor Martin has appointed
Th# latest new*patM-ra to su*|wnd mcii T
*. Robert L. Eaton, wife o f the publication were the m. PeUra- w bln h>
rood commisaloner who died re- burg Ni-wa a tabloid o f about two fh ld an
Uy, to Dll the office ho left ve?‘ribI!n.*lU
t* nCT' ,T,d
th*
» • citii
Tribune, • regular
newapaper
that *Hr
m .,
For Arking Or Tirvd fi
See A Foot Special!*
Phone 102 For Appniatat
ssFanning Becomes
idcOf John H.Stnrk
A Homo Wedding
In which to pay your State and Count
Taxes, Books dose April First. Do no
wait until the last day and have to stain
in line ror hours.
I'rump!
Frank R. MacNeill and Com
pai;
fonder how a physician feels
*• ho a duck hunting and tho
ka commence railing
day* when the eh her d
City w i i (joint n iiti,
.
,,
•tunta In Ita development.
*n *■
It mey be doubled if a Ublidd # u te*, tl
M n p ip v r will pay In any city 000 have
NewP Yllrk* X Z W
city Rk.
2 d Ili.T
t^bkM * and PbllaE v! 7! • , u «"|A la amallar
atSi
t
a
k
i i r place
i r 1- o f the regular
win
•var taka Vthe
wil.h ‘ ?e ?ub,W'
T*1-
cl**lr? tiT .' i i * drvulatioii with
new*. cU m o that do not appeal to ad^
when ht encount- U *«
ei1* ^ 0^ r* ‘HlUa | m bird. —Gaiaavillj gun, o,Y F ItP .w ^
Drat claaa.
.
. M T * when the canaries
5
k*w.<,^ f,kLr , - T w i“
t about like the average
port m
and as ,
out proc
‘der
h# coun
one
n
where tl
Hon* ha
order to
these am
& 2a.*s*
in .11 m i b 3 w I mp u
Wor I.
Insurance—Loans- Real Estatf I
107-9 So. I*ark Ave.
San ford, ft!
Certified Public Accountants
Income Tax Consultants
S. G. C R AY, Resident Manager
IIH First National Bank llldg
v nij arc mere so
/uirmil
Substantial Jrarii
[i Substantial City"
ufwomenlodt
FOR RENT
Magnolia Avenue Horn
There
ia no
Unfurnished
I hree rooms, Sleeping' Porch, Bath.
Near South Side School.
Rental $30.00 Month
IN f* h i * I .n il'll I u>- h u* lu ra re fo r our tre lh , our It sir. oor
nil « o r con*pi*' \ mhi* .
.
D ean-Berg Corporation
N l. I n * l.itigh t u * how lo ilie c x — h iia
IsrruiNinu al> Ir-x.
.
Herald Building
Seminole Pressery
Taking Sides
Phone 63-1
Is Sometimes Bad
Polotics, But Using
WEEDING OUT PROCESS
i Ildars, of the modem youth ia
oag the things a Harvard Leew e e Dwaekgy blames on 'Dad'.
Ita likely he ia right, but we
>w sonic young men who, fortu«ly. did not travel in 'Dad'*'
latap*- — Deland News.
S cro rr
IJlS lIitj
HALL A N I) PENTLAND
TH E FRENCH P A R L IA M E N T
vote* eight billion franc* for the
army and navy thi* coming yearThat sound* a great deal, hut H
amount*
to
only 1100 ,000.000,
which wouldn't go far in thi* coun
try.
You wonder how the .French do
it. They hake the greatest flying
fleet in the world, one lhat could
wipe out every city In the United
States in ten day*. In addition to
that thty krrp half a million men
undrr arm*, anil maintain a arrut
navy.
TH E SOUTHERN
CHINESE
continue their victoriou* advance,
and 'China for Chinese, southern
Chinese es|>ecially,' seems rlo*, to
realisation.
The Cantonese have started a
ram|iaign against the Japanese, but
Japan will nut worry. She
will
know how to let European nations
plav the iiart o f shock absorber*
and pull the Chinese chestnut* out
>r le a f . r a t in g in te r * *
a n J t in n/uti* d u e u M
1113 Sanford Av«.
Phone -461 -J
IF YOU H AVE It in you to make
money, you make money. Young
Roger Kahn, son of icn nidi- finan
cial father, took to music. People
*ald, 'Too bad. he might have made
himself a rich man.’
Ilul wait. Now ho I* orgumsing
to ilLtrihutr innumerable jnis
band* to tiring an income of $.'|,ooo,.
•Kill a year, and young Mr. Kahn
expec t* to have one million a year
profit. That iin 'l murh in these
days, but it will dll for u start.
An exchange seems to be of the
pinion that the Russian wolves
ot the rabbles from the Soviet
f final*.
IMPROVED
Eleolric motor docs
Washing and Wring
Easy Terms To
YOU W OULD H A V E i-rm told In
India, a while ago. that you would
nlway* have servants. othrrwiMwho would work tlx: 'punkah.' a fan
to keep the air moving while you
»l*pt * Now a small noiseless elec
tric fan will do lhat and cn*t lex*
than the rhru|iext Hindu servant.
From this it is evident that modern comfort is ahaolntc
e,H.ndent u,h,„ demcH-rncy. Without it w" vvo dd
use for the overstaffed chairs and lounges i,„i.... . ‘ 1
USE
THE NEW •
190.00
<
moid ought to be- marnr-l and tak
ing rare of a family.
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f \ • e w.1 .w ssa
WASHING
MACHINES
The Twentieth Century Is so accustomed to its comforts
thnt it takes this ease for granted and rarely stops to think
MR. O PPE RM AN N . A Vienne*.
of the comparative recent origin of the art of being com aatrnlogiit,
aay* i|ir planet Sa
fortable. The luxurious chair, box springs, the Simmons turn i* ranting tome of our trouble*
P R A Y E R :—O Lord, In Thy sal
vation, how greatly shall I rejoice. Beauty Best mattress, the central heating system, and the ju*t now. In consequence there will
------ ------hot bath form a part of the daily routine of n large proportion be a buiineta rriii* in Spain next
month, and *a great 'conomic criaof our imputation, while three hundred years ago the most ii in America beginning next Dec
W ID E SKY
Oh, wide aky,
powerful monarchs lived without theac comforts.
ember. Even worse thing* would
Free o f tb# chimneya and the black
The only period in history thnt compares with the pre happen were it not for the a**!*,
ened walla.
tanre o f Jupiter.'
RUMORS
Free o f the windows looking each sent age in easy living is the early Unman era. The Romans
T A M P A TIM ES
not only invented a system of hot air heating but the bathing
on each!
My little neighbor there across the equipment of n Roman villa has been Unexcelled by anything
( roofs
n«» telling how many rumor* wen
in succeeding generations, even in modern times. They ate
Watches the clouds and blows small
" them regarding the
cjuen‘
r».
A
ll
too
often
they
lead
lying
on
cushioned
couches,
and
they
traveled
reclining
in
puffs of gray
° f thia or that hank in
to
an
unexpected
end.
Such
ia
padded litters.
stitution or Individual.
Many of
markedly true in respect to rumor* them were probably
lie* told
Meaning to say:
. AJdous Huxley, in a recent article in Vanity Fair, sug
regarding
buxine**
condition*.
It
knowingly; other* o f them lie*
“ I'm tired of towns!
I* not especially true concerning lic. toid unwittingly. Still other*
gests that the lack of comfort that charade
_
i/.etl the life .T r, V fi
I want to nin away!
rumor* involving hank*. Thl* ha* o f them were. mn.t likely, lie*
of
some
of
our
ancestors
v
x-t
•
I ’m tired o f work—
was partly Vuluntaiy. a mental in g th c cr
been demon*trnU-d *o often that it ba*ed upon truth but the truth *o
choice indissolubly
I want to stop and play!
, , . knit witn jMilitics, morals, ami religion of log the
i* mote than commonplace |o re changed in the telling that it wa*
I wan M o fjoat and fly,
the age in which they lived, lie maintains that there Im the
teat It. But an illuxtratlon of it unrrcognixable when told
It i*
And sing and sleep!"
f
Jo-t now come out o f West Palm not ...rprlaing that under auch
closest connection l>etween arm chairs and democracy, sofas 'I UKAN
Heath
ix
*o
pointed
that
it
ia
condition* the negroea .hould have
and the relation of the rigid family system, hot baths and the I 'u j L
Oh. litUe neighbor!
worthy ttf notice.
decay of pious asceticism.
i
„„
Keeper o f the cheep,
s*m
br°krSome o f the bank* in the Palm
Uved ‘i, l h,if • n o w "* * ‘ hey be.
LUten snd heed the children when
Arm chairs and comfortable sofas came in when lthe •hou,d h*
B-a. he* have lieen having trouble. Ileved
it.
Such
it
th,
way
rumor.
they ery;
It Manure than likely that a great
monarchy, feudal power, and formal familv relationsh
grow, and the way
And tell them In their heart*
portion of thi* wa* cauard by the panic*
began to wane. In a modern chair, which invites relaxati
That you remember.
•pro.it! of rumor*, but whether It*
Thl*
And when they ilrrp
* ,
one can he neither imjiohing to inferiors or respectful to sun
w.t. or not pre»* diapatche* out o f suit* o
Give them ■ drum of green* kill, lors, and in the past, men had to assume either one or i
\‘ <-t Palin Bruch on Wcdhe-day I’rc.xxiv
far away.
reported u long line o f negroe*
Thei
other
of
these
attitudes.
Idiufe
XIV
could
not
afford
to
lull
And pasture by *till water*.
IT WOULD, TEMPORARILY. staying a "run” on the United r **c Ir
the
presence
of
his
courtiers
for
fear
of
destroying
the
ro'
Exchinge.
The real solution i* to ilevelhp
impression, and in turn, the courtiers could not loll in t
—
u—
electrical apparatus to take the
place of 'hotiaemaiil*'. Any woman
The leviathan's being ■ wet liner presence of his majesty for fear of not showing proper
giHsI enough to (•*• a good house
made it 4 hetd liner.
spect to the crown.
—
Social
Calendar
Phone 475
Hut they will not remain io a l
ways. The geniu* o f man will contrul the urulher and the earth
•ome day, a, it now control* the
temperature of a big building.
Now that the court* h»ve closed
<hwn; [ he hou*c* of '»>*'
oven of t
he racetrack*, maybe we can iet merchants were miniature courts in their etiquette Chihli
ome tennis courts.
cvervhlvU- 0 M'f° rt'
nor
before children.
e\er)b(Hl> was concerned in making the proper impress!
Bevrn thousand dollars worth of oil everybody else. The medieval and renaissance calm
•emx, ctolen In Tampa, have been
makers could have made comfortable chairs and lounges
tcovered. Prosperous Florida.
to use then *>S-Vc^0 IIK'cu* IK,'J<*,’le for the society of thi-ir d
Colorful Group Of
Golfers To Compete
In Atlanta Tournev
O NE-D AY SERV
SANFORD
La u n d r y i
819 W. 3rd St,
business and conditions continue
to be rood.’ Condition* will conti
nue to l>e rood if nobody interfere*
with them. It may intrreat you to
know that one o f the moat lm.
portent and able Republican aenatnra believe* the 19211 queirtion i*
all aettled.. lie says: 'The re-nomi
nation of l're*ident Coolidge la ceftain and the nomination o f Cover* 1
nor Smith by the Democrat* I*
equally certain.'
So accordinir to that, you ran It",
gin now to make up your mind
The Luxury Of Democracy
PACE THR
PHONE Sts
(
cans toward France.
There is, however, another phase of the matter to be
considered. As President Coolidge said, ‘They hired the
money.” - They borrowed the money from the United States
(juite as much as an individual makes a loan ut a bank, and
their credit standing nmong the nations of the world depends
almost entirely not upon their willingness to pay, but upon
their actually doing so.
TORNADO S TR IK IN G ArkanThe United States might write o ff the loans to France m A« killed
r 7, injured 200 or more,
without any financial embarrassment and might thus be- ■nd destroyed or damaged nearly
como far more popular among the French people but Ameri a thousand building" Human b?can financiers would find it difficult to forget when placing injr* are helpless in the hand* of
mature’» force* a* they were a hun
loans in the future.
dred thousand years ago.
21. 1S2
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But
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them to do ‘ the
romparatir, !y
harmless.' even mildly faoUeh
things that other children do.
To make a child 'strange' among
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chance*. Russell's school will be a
gwod one, nevertheless.
Rhone 135
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BOOST SANFORD
I
»«vrm l hut\drv,| dollar* f or pU„ ,
C E T TH E K . „ b M
when >oo ran rvt the m i m free,
iplaying bunch of celery
FOUR-ROOM
and keep your money In your pork Apply llentid
n. Ftudebaktr Agency,
gan Juan Oarage Co.
oa v . . A T , I n f o r m a t i o n aee
3 * ^ ? ? , L - N » ' ELir..'»-O K K S .|
Mat well
Ruildlng Con( on
• * caller. Crop.
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f**V. c , n , , *» Sbop a Mill W\,rV
»d House Painting. 115 N
LIN C O LN
p.
* ro n n so N
Edward Higgina. Inc.
rom m pm al A Palmetto. I'hnn* Sit
SEM INOLE HUDSON-ESSEX
1NCL
>03 Oak Ava.
Phone 41
chkvolet
ford
sedan
4— Hu.uinrrts S e rv ic e
C LE A N
Our rug cleaning
strictly modern.
CLEAI
plant
U
Phoni Orlando M R ’ or drop
Prices same a* Ortandfj. Ru*d
ua a card and our xaleaman
will call to »ce you.
I
Maltreat Co. 1122 Church \t.
Orlando. Florida.
THE 8KN1NOLB PRINTEliVIJ
A N .C O CAMERAS
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AND 8 U P P U E S
l/
$01 W. Oth St, W, N . Lumley, Prop.
I. I. I’EHkLN.s — llaheruatnar
head<tuarten for C o l l e g i a t e
Clothed. IIP First Street.
UI ILDLNG III.Ol He— Irrigation
boxxj and general cement wore.
Miracle Concrete Co., J. E. Terwillcgcr. Prop.
, L A N K Y ’S D IU M STORE KRMEN T A K E Notice, flth
irription*. Drug*, &ala. YV
iUng Ilka hungry wolvee, are *a naar you at your phone.
)gleiby fo r boats and bait,
Monroe bridge.
Phonograph Repairing
A. A. RUasiTER
Piano Tuning
rsperta wiih 17 years
r Avarua
*
j^one 212-W
experience.
Toral Surge-tlon for Every
Sanford Mualc Store
Occasion
and Gift Shoppe
(oral Daaignt a Specially
10 A II M rljin dir Arcade.
I’hotm R.t2.
I AN ENT W AVING — f it
I 115. Marcelling by our ex
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form, block*, tile roofing, orna
mental*, etc. Sanford Cement Prod
uct* Company, Fifth and Maple
Sla. Phone 112 YY .
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(General Contractor
$00 W rit Flrat Sir rot
at J'botta 411
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,
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F W. RADFORD
SANFORD
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arrangrd right fur any
.MUrcllam
r
v v r:cM
JOMn, with or without meallUatonalde rate*. Lincoln Hotel
FOUR 1. <"»M 1 |, , r fUt, furAlready elraird, IVi.lv, t
nlahed.
Two i--.tr,
U th.
drainage.
vaI•h hoi nnd cold wale r, electric 1 \uyin -oil nf untuipj- rd fci
) light*, tu " eptrnnrer, <1uuble C*r- iii n will grow urryThl’ ?
• *
age, 1:t*w Pork Ave,
I.ihvi At ua in unit* a! i arm
1-----------»• iimov a* you want.
TYVf. room*, klti hboette and tiattr A T V I'KIi K SO l.lltt I | W|L|
l>eauliful outlook; all improve
Make Your Head Se»rn**
menta;
attractively
furnivhed.
llono Seeker*. Here I* Your
mialerate rent by week. Young *
Chance •
Apartment*, o fflie 200 S . I’ark
It May Never l ortie Again
Ave.
If you ran make a *m*!l , **1
pay meet ami final , •• vOur lira:
<rvp, a lull * axltv |.,« ' i
v.
land
If 1’ • at* l•'••hlhg for * ‘ ••Map"
H r. It |.
tie At Onr*
YV. M Y n i’ M ,
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01; C u f I — ~ c,. R R . WtiQW
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C LE AN IN G , PRESSING, DYING
CHKTSLKR
FU LLER M iiTfiR CO —“ YY«• do it llctier,” Try u*. Roy
* at 10th St Phone *!>? al ( leanerv and Dyera, J, C. Jackw*n, 3Ui K**t Second,St., I ’hon*
A l’ A im iR N T for
DOfKiK
4RI-J.
wain Apartment K m
irv rar* and GraLatn Truck*
I’bone Pill YV Re aidant Agent
Phono I HADDOCK STEAM PKEB8EKY
F I lilton A Co.
— Claaning, praatiog, tailuriRg.
DNS A COW/ N CO., Auto •05 H. Palmetto Avtnur
Phune
FOR RENT On* garage apart*
b*lnr and ahoet metal work* 14*1 J.
t
mnnl,
Igingley Apartment*.
•ol ornamental ahoet mcUl
Oil Park Ave.
Yel. T1R-YV. 207 French
M E TAL ROOFING—The Roof Ev.
rrlaating
Metal
vahlngl#*; 18— II ohm v Fnr Krai
•tending tram tin and galvaoiaej
SANFORD HUH K CO,
roof*. See Jamea H. Cowan. Oak
212 Magnolia Av*.
RUNGAl.tiVY
fur rvnt. il*
av*. and Third St. Phon* Ml.
Phone 847
ri~.rn* and bath, modern lonveq
Apply
MATUESSKS profierly renovated; tame*, d»uble garage
HI PS M ARM. IN;
one day aervlre in Sanford, by 1820 Park Ave. Phone V33-W.
Sanford Automobilo l a
Sanford Matrva* Factory. Phon*
'•m o ll* A t*.
Phoa# 187
4D2M.
D u n n A N D PAIG E *
WIGHT-CHUIKENREKRY PRINT
IIIY’E T GAR AUK
SHOP — Printing, Engraving,
k Sanford Dealer
" *“ _ 8 t _______Phan* 41* Embo*«ing. See u* flrvi. YV* do THREE » ItO O M -llou ar. rloe*>
It. Phon# 417-W. K R. Arena# in, reel rreeunabt*. inquire fju o
Metionvtile Ato. I’hon* N to YV,
n aVS,. V 4 ^ ,£ rN 0 * o k k s . Com men lal Street
0 AND GOt D YEAH TIRES
L. R. U I •Harto*.
” JEPSON W AN TS TO SEE YOU* FOR R E N T' — Seven room fur.
Dutrihu.ora Lhand 1*1
llouae, Hotel, A|iartm*nt lloua* ntailed huune al 701 Myrtle Ae*
J °® merelal ivenua
anything in Furniture JKPMO.N Inquire at 113 Elm Av*.
FU R N ITU R E Ccr. 114 3.Park A v*.
BODEL TR IM CO.
operated solely fo r the purpose of verifying <
rd h me* with eaitrrn rtpuiur* in
' s o u ix > d r
p A N T te
A K ip
LU" vf. —A. E'/t'WBOW Av-CEEP J
LUMHKR and complete
an organ
C -jtj
i N *rtjq *u > / H w y
ATTR AC TIVE loom* to rent I i
•toree or officer at Park Avr
end Commercial M reet
W. M
FOR
SALE— Well
v.uhli.hr- Y'oung. Owner, 20* Park A v e . o,
Paying lip-inr**, centrally In poelte Court llnuee.
m m : s.\ 1 1 : Two lot* in Oak If II
rated. Extremely rheaieSirk nr »«
»n family **au»«" of trll nut-A<i
au,l leu lot*i in liuctig V illa t*LT.'I
ea» ti. ia*h t>a)inrnt andteri,. l •
iIw m -Firm " rare ..f flcral.L
4
•nit pure haw r lUit i * cate Hiif*
1
STON ES — 2 l>umci re t rang-aid.
with men 122. ML >l< feme an|umat 4 ibumer afovc 12t» 2hurner
> t IK SA 1.1r - Or real t furnito ft»,
III S I M s s LOCATION
gat
plat*- • J.TN) t.i •YL I-andrr
1for twelve r<mm». Write |1
NICE
STORE
r-e>m
IJiitO
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l
Arrailc.
21V Sanford
220 Magn. It* Avenire. Suitable f j i
• mall hut Incat; rvnt reatonabk
Shurt* Auto •*amp hu*inr>* *i.* k i
TW O KKKIUGERAtOKS — «aoc Apply a( A. I ’ l onitelly A Snip
1 .rniture eta. fnr t a l e
If.tMO’g .1*
condition; priced rva*->nalde Pier- 224 Magn< lia Av*. I*hnne 44.
l«in hu«lne«* Inguirv at ramp rr
eon larkin, Inc. Mcl-andcr An-ada
mil#
-ong wood
Phone 880.
OFFICE FOR * r N T — la Me.ecb ” '*« **>uth
>-.uth of 1
l-ongwwd
Bldg ‘ Apply A. P C< one’ly A
*
—
FIY I ROOM.4* Of furniiu
FOR SA LE :— Oricntjil ruga, atnall done; Magi' lie and 2nd.
Id furntahing, will
and Urge, china, etc. till MyttlI'J— lltniM-a FnT S iilr
Apply <>nl
A ir, firet floor.
*r In Dream
FOR S A L E :— I
tlt'NCAl.OW
Attractively fur
Practically new
niahrd, ’• r>"iiw, l-alh, /leaping
|>orrh. double garage, at.y b a n and
tin— Glndcrvllle
ahrubbery. « n«h $l.0$i'. felanre I
X J R
B O A R D IN G
M O U S E
MEDICINE CARIN'UTS tiff l i t f —a ira rt. Mr* Slmnione, ne»t to Ta»
ly
Shop,
Park
Airnue.
Made in Sanford I2 tlfl and I4«20
r -« A T.tju v : u l c o m u t o p a
*e
hcielrd mirror, made to latt a life
time. Every home in Sanfurd need*
one. Heat quality and far tuperiur
* Molti «
to ordinary kind le t ut deliver
«. • **11 »
onr to your home
Celery City
•H$r f rf * A
f lh» Urn •
Lumber A Supply Co., Phone 6fi.V
II— I u rm . Fur Snlc
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Office Young Hide N. Perk Avr.
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HOMES
FOIt HALE
T h e m erch an t
OUT OUR WAY
Unfurnished ho
Arizona In Throes
or Gold Kush That
Draws Thousands
LET* K B
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A*\* U u O , O P
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Nt'»Y IS III K IIM R
jilt *a*ti jdr • from the nr*
Tf» III Y 7 I U T FYRYI
of* » « in ought up f roii
YM I S I YRI S(iYIM lt|N G
level «.f the »hafl cur
W* ere all -going lati k to lha ifpat
.p ro ie ily
.
farm where real value* wifi alIloedrvtf, i f uv.li r i. i,
way* prevail Ju*t how I* the time
to move a few mile* from Sanfurd Inin thw city la«t alglil, all
and itarl that chicken farm and hear led for the Dripplog
lotto vegetable* for tha home mar UtaUivt. Where Uwy have
ket. Jug ( i k K a tdaie ran be hx I 'U k lfg ani rich dalmt I *
on. the Saaford Orlando r<ia,| a'- it
three mile* front Sanford in Ihi
high and healthy oak and pin*
aection gacvii for iqlrua fruit*, good1
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lie »»• carry lag a huge bou n e , nf aeparathm ta net o»natder- with Sanford plarlng Urlaiwio fwc
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Maxiart dWgvd that
W A S H IN U T U N . M ar. 2 2 —
thi* af- *l«.t (ormerty ierupted by a ptr* r. .wiiutg ivaa** aotoo.Btuallj.
fifth1
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nwwt.cg Held r a t v n b t .a Taailm
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-Henry Jutltf <*r#y ami thr tn.iptlal and right "Our* nn- foreign volunteer* aad northern
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B*ach, Hot aa each uf the mhve tlew given t»tay by Path h -uiu. erntiveflt hga dtcilMHi t o t M th S n y d e r, •m U gii**! der aireat. Scprt* vuffrrrtl Urtiia- refugee*
wet* unnrgaalaed ami their entry Albanian minuter tit the Vntted m in ate th r a n ti «nnig|tlinff
The . t'hin***, - hiaflv di**.rganlJiitiiMlca p oiiec cou rt r» amt minor hurt*.
y*l I.rottlemalicak the ill rlub *. He- Slate*, ia an Inter*lew with tn- tr o ity with M* \ht», w hich Ii m
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Kang
tnmpa,
were
It tn»h *•>•' enllrr |».H.-,> und fir*
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I with th e hrutnl rou r- ■Irpartioenip
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arttleiueut,
rushing
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that W ftv M Mract* wwuhi
bualviar the prevent demowvtr* haj* tirrn arrvrtl on thw MdX
•ir VriwMMntlft* o f th e l»-*n wrecked. and Mayor Allen U. er wallThe fir-I illvblon of the NaAnno . »- —
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la v e
W ith
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nrxt nlaird Hint s
tuimeroo rr»a» in the nail** rlty,
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mtiktillr m.mw »embl.v><*. of ur
T o lie H eld; N ational ||aad
O r llin t h argm
W ill Be
■■-vhar city and ttw- tuikaland Unto- •Hiag mater bar right, k f the Tl
(lie evening at Hal'iinurr wli*rq d*r there, fuibkwltlg the wildest
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♦id*. hy -id# U-fnrr Hu* th* t’ niv*ra|iy »* located, itnl end- n et of di- older a who!. Ia»ted
arm*
and
.
.
fbta , wa. galh- red fn a i th* ta Adt.atu aa a true aea. he **»d J •"** ‘ *J • • "• • «««$ l*» Melted.
hr afti tbe blonde and iat l.*r* Whan about lh)u aoph*.m*- throughout the plfht amt part of
j it *>ill In all prahfMUty
CVrUgatr - from all aecglaa- *>f nttotkg ma.te at the re»*. .n . t -tale
rp.ftr.SAi. p iiu t iN H . d r formed th# rtite armory tM n.oming. The city I* n,.*A he
"Jug.- ;'U**a b* leaking to JJ k-durr l.t .-i.nruierahle imuggllwg uf
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mlUtonginioru- l» -rttle down.
aaill, wbo -he l|3f> adf..td reda> te attend th# f l N a>* . fwbkml Ug allied it a tatoftthn <I fit* t» her oeifM-ot a huiMe atj itfWt ami ear twalenaU acre#* lb*
Mtanwhile the must indr-rrtka- dulUr Itk*I vim *>( Aaron (*p*rw. r. .»l c.*i' rntUtn '
vt IHe *a***e tun, i* flafi.iHing t^r 'i-tilel
r»- ber.-Iovrr for ibe pa*t t.oldiny 111 annual dinner.
'
■* the Seatm-W <ate*ing the k*a<*» prattdina i'ay.i
■
ailed
wheel
king,
iwu-t
be
batKvetyiLuig
that
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b
o
ir
in
tb*
tj)e ,-hoj- I' telgnttig UI I hatie i
guar»*-tew that the owner ..f t*
I lejudlatrd ui gv#ry
t’ . uiity V It. C. A ahwh la t« He lwW |tea<h aa* granted a ftan- h*«e a
Recent
prnaa
Jnpnt/haa fram
■tried
will,
atneudraeat*
v-r
many
urniury
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thinwn
into
lb*
figbi
bartuttg hoove wilt I,el <*1| ,n Itve Mete., hare empbaelaerl
The .‘-baugtuncitaa who are w dev
•J-tailed '.!•.<i»'i lia r had
the | t » » '
h»kt beg kttt.ir.g at • *1 toVltirk •»* ,a 4 a rommittew cum pee «d t ( J. S
l-.lirw o f . juvl hair III* B> Itie tii.i* the p<db'e Rot .mi kW pr lately drfmdiHg Ibruivirea ap nf Uca ltlw.1 rbaige* agaiaat Henry e ight ta the banquet noma uf the A»be,t |irr«aVml of tbe league. J, Pr»n.*n fur help," aald M. Kna- th and aeupw of ravulutrumary art
*(vne It wn* a idlilu-d batt'>. parently are tuiawarv that their Kurd .will be thrvwtt **et of caart.
lira.
! it;* id ft nr imnirm L .
ivttkea i l i i n i l th# t'alle* geeefPT
— Tampa, aad Al Lang, of
Iln fo o M tl.4el Karrr*t Lake.
flebt roiomander. (ie^. I’» hhow* Krdtrvi Jmig* Kfr*t
Th* pre-tara at (be powora nf man! anj tha abragathm e f the
m n t e n . rvhiandwl to They nac.l their r.lghtatkka frvelr t’
Anaaal rriwivta, J n cw d m i re-iSt. petarakurg la tu «ialt tWUnd
,1 ?
hin ha* told out to the Canton- m l»d. today,
but
without
avail,
and
finally
(he
Kur-nw
will
pravnwt
J.tgo
(tln'vla
trwrty at thii time Ta dhdtnrtly a
m l.boil far hcurinr <>n
n e and now hwtda off we a* iw,< of
The Saptt . de* laiatinn uf libel, lativg ta (he a.,Hi. the eterliuo 4 .uH the idea af Inveatigating *»a- f.wit.eating truobW In Albania. In bkar an the t'alle* regime
A* Ihiy lurned. t« l>e fire ilepartment wma tailed nut. Uu ranking gvneral* in the aoutbfihd waatavt the aulu king, ia ‘ to- . tfi.eg* and aa addrraa by A. 12 dlllon* ta that city. A *I*H may the minkaiev'e uplnein, eacf in the*
t,
t M r I m iJ iM /u r a k .,d f i « h l In w hkM fev
uf .V»w Yevb, a me*ni*v
The Stale Department**
an*
te* trade tu Wlater llareit.
•uffi< tent’ It* »upp«n all the .bar K
fir a moment, ami rU»p- M ^je drew their .rani und fir* ern artay.
of the Kational Council, are •*' wtwrr |.Une ate being made lu • m l there will be no uceaatun nuunctoment follow* 1
ge*,
the
ryurt
held
at
the
trial
here
lu
llw
air,
and
the
fin
men
uve.1
far
Italy
la
vend
help
I'roia
I'hapei
tertiturjr
lire
prwa- they looked into enrli
fraliivv the » Truing raahg* which give a I*anrhl*e to three ctiiea nt
"Thw nw xrM M heleeaw the
Th- effect uf the alaita with
are -patng in federal
lh*lr W e the rioter* withdrew. f ’antoiH--.- guerilla*
Iherething the eemdilluwa lemlthe i.nqwot, e l- that diMtW-t. If llw * arrangrmeui*
Th..*e in the ho-pltal are: Ber.- field pmv*, firing 1hraprxd inti* rul og will be to force Sapitv t« pre!* ''I > he aHeaded by a large Via tut tiM-cue-ful. in* *ea****> WtM mg up Ire Ihr- pre rent vitualiue, Palled Slate* ami Mealeo le pgr•nil amegghnp ami for n rt ala
•hawing in appan nt lamin llrark. Joreph CJ. TutltWH "no inane lami." a -trip ufi terri pti-arai addiluotal tlwUntlMh *-f
_
Sum!*. « f rittvewa from thi* city
with at* rhtke.
•
- t h»nt*u aatd
other ubkevta Wax ngnerl ivcegl-'tween Ihf IW-*►l*r|i
libelled or Ibe t ourt and from aR the tuwim in ’ the upea
t•
’ lad-time lleahenkopf. Irrlnw K. tory on the hunter *d the InUWta- how be
Path
uf
the
»u
*
tuba.
Ranfuitl.
"Agwmid
haa
bnra
'aware**fut.
Her
tt, ItJC, r x l i M
Mar*H II,
[a-ditarja lmktlmt to lighi (iunlnn. ami Haywood It. Htr*<t tlonal *e-tUement. Several fareigu will dl*miaa many uf the H I UlwU
rauaty
ttilaud.*, Temim. St. Peterdroig, The rvnnlry ia u»*f«rU) goiei. krM, atol (ouetanned March 1$,
iiRainat the rharyr* of
and t hiaeer rreldtnta uf the di* i t.arged,
.
Mr R uber'.w b*. la in rbavfe of Saraeuta amt Imyl.na Heath ga,e There are no mardeer, rdmertra or IP2P, ll went kale effect *o far Or
>»• in nlayketl nmtra*i to all o f Maryland,
11m declalen wa» ivpdefed after fuea and cwualy aurk tHrmrgaeut nut tee Ihat they »*ere all ready Ihefla. She hap built MU B*c
1 Ibe United Stale* war rtincerned
In Ike poller elation are: Ar trilt* have l*een *tntrk. The raaIirmrnta af a f*W hourj
ualtlra are mouating vleadlly. Th*
ty iU
the t United Mtatea. ia aald tu be fkitaiwmliy l« r* ibraugh thelma- new road* and mare than M opua Match U , IMA.
| wt.hh they hlttrilr ar thur T. Itennett, T. W. JUefle-, irrrgularajiir l**ral*»l In the luat*- a highly let kith at argot** nt.
Attiwaeya for herd hailed the B»- law o f tbe towel ajite *|teakerv em- ..ii* without a ItlUh. It l« eeld that bodge* ami new Ja Ciaiali'* < r a tartan the «.attention waa iw reil other o f tno hnithl klll- Jamevan I'atker, M. It. t'orkrnn ev along nerth Saegliuen n*»‘l.
narrow
guage
railroad.
•udn In fi.rra fay one rent, ope*
by tbe Y. M C. A. and hi* Uaytor.a H**ch baa enough Wtn»*
Miught to avoid oil the Ktuart Huey. Juaenh l.uchlr, all i f ttoatntaioihg ■n ataady ilreaat af ft* .neelocal a* a dl«4ltwl legal !■♦*i tli.l) ntt It
the eaplraibwt uf which period, if
•acapntng the work mtw.be* ta ewtrr ami to keep going I t
Maryland, and Joyrph III, hard.* of lift* »htota fn.ni both ablea uf the unph. Itnry had argue.I *->rral1 idea* CM
,il)lr,
na
arHtre uf a Oral re tu terminal#
ltd.*•* that th* Sayhrv . havaea wejo' ipv can
i t t W ewl tot* to l*e »ll* a tJ ike auwim»r.
«* • i
I ade me do it 1*V IhYi-al 1nl«a, Okh*.
CooIiilRr
Will
Not
PMH
,
II had been gives by either party
.-rknivaUy
aeffk-Wnl
th
ln>ti(y
-r.lon
fbti
evening
*
The
plvycr*
of
Ibe
Sa
ilurtl
viv>
'
the
**«.»!
IV
teM my w lfr **f at Nhve|^- *i«.ne o f ttomK InjuneJ wiR. di*.
Japaneaa l.loejailul* »Utiie*r*l
it war Iw continue In furaw unlit M>
fillet again** the auto k»ng.
The gv*>ap w c k among I'd "te l* report a*4 la I ' r Iha H M«r.
l e « r a v e U n t i l J u n e day - - P*r aarb parly abmiM give
"mat ah« atm- k atrnrdlftR to hoapltal autlm ilb-v at |lw n tr» m « narlben* Umadary M Vi f
The d selupmetit tamr. aa eng In layi ,.f tile ceuoty tv expeclett ej*ll. which le neat
flattered l.rad* an>| one brnki-n iif the acltleMumt ore antping the
m
‘
Retire ef lertnlitatlua
iqg la nn ann-.-.imevnetol made'tohug •criei uf tmhukial.Ue* tW*Vpr rwnaiderablo time at
lid II**, >hl-l 'he woman. arm rumprtae the Hat of wound* Caatoeeae ^tifev*. tufU,ting heavy which th- Kent atti.ruaya I
WASIUNUTON, Mar t i (INW - " I ’ peot dwe rantldtrakiaa Up
nmoUug The tepnvta of the ct 4. ,U| by Mr. Palmer, wpu tugoiK.
»fi the lilatter.
A lien I n r »ha |»e>d an I Mate’* attornaV A. Tbemlor • ra-tialtle* **n
—
PrveidetU
I’tail
Urge
pr<
t-uhiy
Will
Ii.na
tu aid America** flr*t WllUmalre.
gwvetmoeal haa coorhided to lerly fww’ taMlewe and officer* ef He* nllb le e rraww, manager «r lh*
Two Immlred abotmaml U U •
„ , nt. ,lt<i rVtry a»en with,
l'h.*eawa*
.
. 1 Miaily aiinounrrtl to*iav the atuBtiaUga are alee lu he beatil loawi, ia wurklng out final pmiir nwt leave Waahinglow far trtng minate the treaty vt the aaplralden*
will
be
rhara'rd
with
de-trurera end lO.umi abup haiul* are idle
Ibjmtema ai»t wjth William 1 ;
la any evcltuw uf the rwantry nr k-n ef the year. anJ haa aecardUg In court it.* rerrlminallon
1 1VC ten perto re* nf the Vat for the training aeaaun.
Il*or of state propeity. Thr dama .* ! at a rrault of tha general alvtkc.
T . . "f. Hm D
r* artmii*
,.» Ilnke, Ueaaley. who ap-nl W * l adranre nf hi* departura fur bln ty gtv*n the apyrt' pvtatmn nut We
| ion had dl a pH a ted.
ftn vn iR . editor
in g*. dp* are tu he abuwn ai d
ye* »n the armory are eatimated
IThe atrlke ia apvembng U» alltH*- Indepef Jett •■*» the atend virtually M ttw el.
uf tbe winter in Hie <il«. returned •Oarer vacation Ula In Jana. U |,r in, g-.vernment al MeaWw.
jw•-<>*
.Ttr^rey* a*krtl 4’ >r im*re- about f 1,000.
trirU of the aattlaman a aa a re- treat the Haptro ewun*et fr***w gc«ywaletday from a »ld l In Hoorgta wna ■••dkcoted today al Ibe White
"ll may be ranted mat in Hdw 1
I'.itatunyttt, hut the «ti»trlct
I
itbiaing
i*
the*
program•alt’
nf
H*e
tyetemaluknUmidaand
U
waiting
H»e
opening
gui'
linn
any
knf.*tmalh»«
fn*m
the
wli
lied
Ht-t—
runnectla*
that
thw'
Uht
itui be had ia,t fully p n |nr*--ali«n. Rev. W, f . Itohv. I'eyil KrUbte U alau on HarwJ trad,
Among the inttlvtiun* whirb ha baa aw rammer*ta I treaty wtvh
lo raae, amt the ta*« « * i Prince Of Wales Has Item pnaetked by ngiutora. de
man.
•
I
pUe
all
iwtcauUoaa
takm
by
the
foe work. A number o f Ibe playar* ta r»tour( » nt!r de l.ninp tv utte |u Mi-rk-u and that in thw riratawtalaaIt wa* “ t* •» ubjectiun r» i« .l h>
I' *u days.
llao.iuet *er*ctl a\ f Tu, I* VI
(Miller. ArrewU « f agtUtura bar* Stewart llantey,' af fbvd’ t raumwl
will arrive daring Hm taller pan 1 AvhviUe, N, l ' , fur n two w.ekV rat ll Iw not deemed BrfvWlhle Iw
First Fall Of Season !i again*!
i*« Ualy w o dim-over* d «*n
kin.,.-. Mi
t .c r g c Ma ilen. of Ibe weak. • i *
both police and w**kara.
rtotniue (o effect an arvwngwmeol
•l-riag laratron.
that khr tear! deeUred Se|era M1*1 Chart.die Smith.
in hi* hnmr In Quren*'
1 He market reopen**I tbla tamt. waabl ha«J to amend bin rompiiitot
whteh might in re (tain ••>•*<Iitgett.
Mr
CuoRdge
rvtletated
hi*
de.rnlnR, II* lunl !**•» kd'LONDON, Mar. 21— |1N81— Ing. Vegetaoblew are in ample aup
Opening **f t'oo veal ion aivj ti
flea h»nd tha L'nilml Male* U ewfiaturi
l*»
vpeod
hi*
*«mmrr
t«t
w—a
ter
hi.
net
pr*
Slate
Conference
.or *tr,iek over th* b a a Tlie I’rtnrv Ilf Wale* tutik hi* ptv but flat* and meat ate ararvy.
etliuw o f lent.euKun ('hairtitan.
. r e I t v n 1 | „ | ,! I « r i l v *k * t" lk* "r a t but ,al.l he did - reratk..n for the rafurrement ad
. t, ho had lawn farn*tte*l firal tumble « f th*> prevent racing
R e p e l' til I'uuniy CumiatHee*,
O
f
I
1I«*IU
Inlead I*, go a* fag • *« * l*w* . c •!*- tee* relaiHtg lu tha pa•re of phtule Wit ••tut today.
(vitaluui uf rummndtUn* uf all
Ifebu. •
_
—
'
I
He
I’arifW | uwal Stale*
Tratoeurer, W. It.
- He mitt another rmaatry eklk
[; Indued, Hu- dlatrlrt atItbling in a point to point rare ( arroll Kesiirncd To
L.
It
Keynulda.
vlate
ter
re
la
l)
■t. Huu he alrw the art in the Phtcbley hunt race* th*
thi* g i momma ham ma arrangpYear
Term
In
Prison
A|ipaint >*•« nt *.f lludget Commit af the Y. M. C A. ta I#dny »nKl#» Advertising Men In
ihh a jeimhiar aa»h areiir^t I’ rinee waa thrown at tie flrat
Oient. hy treaty or ntherwtae, ta p nag with rural warkera f|xa*o
tee.
guerding A ate m an
aummeree
. in |>aper, and aaaerlrd fence jutnpf Ife waa unlit lured.
every
part
uf
Florida
nod
W
p
l
i
j
NKW
YORK,
Mar.
t
l
—
HNS)
Roll Call of Cuminllle*-.
agalnal Dwmthlw diarrlmlnafiwa.'
« i , aaaUted In the crime Hr waa riding "l ark Counter,"
•Session
At
Pnlatkn
Marewi'iwan IVture* of Y M er .M b A L. Rghtru. mwmbwr af
Plate UapoPtmani uffWiaU dwboth Huy tier, thr virttia** the Horae which he rode to vtr —" I ’m ready to lake my medtrinel
lh# nalhutal cuoncU d i m 1 R * •
*ti vaJ In gw behind thw formal aa|,> vald he hatt hern the tary in the grenadier gnard* race* I’M aurrender myaetf tumorrow,
, tire- l -w^jwa (de ar* to C ,'A - (Jruap*.
KAIATRA. M e. Mar t i IINSl to.wm*i.ienl, w |« ewmmwat ftjr
raid Kart Carrail. Vanltlea or**,
CemVenlma Addrrvv, A F Hub A , k* preparing raw w«rh anj
Mr*. Snydar for aomr la*t week.
pid Up
Iwlening la repwate »f »ha v" — W'lh C. Wf. lamer, l‘tiu>ar >tn, Iiultih alien Upon thw pruhahl* ef
ilurvr eentvnm! lu Atlanta fur a make up Uh* r » d
ert
v*
wf
New
Y
nk.
'hal their rjlirlt toy* ai>d
Althmigh -ereral ptf-aon* nu*te I >*a» and a day fur tbe Jayro llaw- To Hate." the tuneful
Report uf turn inIlive
nd Vwi# ■ten. Ihe aeattua ate krto* h#W ptoobfbtgi lb* *wtdrar advueileing fart . f the alep aa (be ttabibiy al
of the heavy Inauran.-a
rhuw iHal t*
k* idtoged ne»»
‘to the aid nf the I’ rince, he bnt«l.
in <h# Kre»b»ter*an Fhurvk ami man in the elate were in aeaalmt lh# jieeent Meakaao gwvwrMMOk,
if ,'oiyder had been na*tl*«» r.l them avaw with rndejiU Hu lty bathtub party a« bta theater High Srbrod by fbe ladW* «f the
With
Clratag were begun at l l urbak |h«X her* tielay al Ihe annual crotveta- TVwru wa*. W v a 'tr, og p M o f Ailjoannaenl
1**1
yeai.
Uuiuiay crenlwg ul the Junlr« I’tvyef.
tmw uf Ihe troldrmv advertlviatg a- i.wrnV uf thw fa il Lhal U aya«a thw
He t o got Hurt, but it Wt*a ap
gowniag. ■
uf**-.km, which dovetail* parent that he wa« greatly anao* * tandl U*Ur f* d * hi* plan* Order ..t the K a - t r M .r l*rem
_
.luwe tw wldarprahd
*m «u u |
Bath Mr Ret livid* and Mr R* genrtea of Florida
r«M
ly
and
adinlHml
ha
waa
ranio*rta with that nf Mi«. ed at Hie tumble.
O A Hathaway, MkMMuO, N V , -I*mg ihw Ihwaaeaudfeald m*tra ad
harrte were luncheua goetU af ihe
•tgwrd to hi* (*•».
1’ ly* rwal'entertainment rver pro T h u r s d a y P r o f T l M
•a- wnuif frdm tiruy by
•Hreolnr
,4
Ihe
(Mtd—r
Admrtiaiug
h**edai
Rotary i luh today, and ibe Inlir*
“ My hope B that my aenterue
*1 H'lire nuealioiilnf a few
detivrrH lh* mnin aAlrra# ul the AarartalheU uf Ajtonrlra. wna In at
The iwllew wf tha trwwly'y
forward R*h rehrarrhat*
tin y bad been U ourM “ Y** Itaschall Practice mat hr tuin iuute-1 after aervlng
week befule that ulgaai let to*.
galtatti waa awrrad wo ihn Mwak
none uf the Iline." he aald.
>i wuve wbeie he wai
and
preparation*
f*r
making
•
•
e(
ai foreign uffh* I M night, It
A hwatne* • aaevtuu, * bwaw
Is Can«?clled Today
I’.illowing (1 tha y n g n w for
ll>e ruafeaaion foUowe*>
Wa.t^.wm ef Ihe moot aUractlv*
tba gwlf elobbuoaw toruphi and elm rtalad.
,
.
.
'Ihurrdat* night cun- C h u r c h i l l D e n i e s
the
regular
( an alibi *
eter rlage-1 bete
lion uf affirurm will conclude tam
*v. u iiu .-S A . -~ v . J N o A b W r lm M lW r t
Saafurd Manic.|»l
cart
al
Ihe
- v'.d.ii-h t.y an at
Thirty-atr Hanford glrla are t«
C h a r g e s O f M e l l o n vwaliea tanight
|(| S l i a H ^ t l a l IC lO lS
Rami
|.,«,ve that be was in tie* Y. M. «' A. baarbwll team wa- 1
br III the xh-tus and th# mcU-l.e*.
DuoN.
O."
I,
Man-h,
"2nd
ralh-d
off
early
tbla
murning
•
•
*
»
j
.
at the llm* o f th* aaurDKLKlJATKM N R l.lfT K Il
,
IXiNIMlN. March » - IINSl accuunt tdT Wet ground*. The heavy ;
, . q||t*,.t*TON Mar. 23—lINHt rrwlunte* ami the dam lug era all K tetta
aaui lu r.iaU'tot# l-wur-J umht^ w
Oeertare "If I Were Klng." Winatun Otttnhtll. xhnrwelUr uf
..in
u
.
l
night
put
a
da.H|*er
m
.'
a
w
S
S
«
T
bft*«
« l.a-lon, a* given nut
WASJIINOToV, Mar! W lINS
ii.g ike pamUiwa eavlly lb# be»* Ag>hl
tba ear he inter, declared
in tbe
ID rkA>
t » r * . " T I.' m m ip i or wouikIc*! I» Shanghai'*
id., foltow>:
Irattling >Uri and amdtuf dale ralgit or terra*. arcordtng tu a nf Ike ve*»o„ In Hartda . the — $ t A | Rang "That Hid liUh llrnma wt 1 — f------tbla a/lem —er ^ A am pH M w vi uf lh# Aateriraw
dtolVC* a>* to tanga (ram ibe min Iritb Marher of i w * Von TU- Iha Urewt Rr.laia wlU at* rwcefre Walegation af #i»e kw the KgrrOumkt
I tell rverylhlng. Ttdi n.ui will l»e annimftcerl within Ibe nevt
to the OtoV/ depaHment u~4 down Ihrm ib Ibe bial. ry !<»
l* arranged. Nnyder wa few day*, avrarding tu 'Pop' lam - iti-patcb
nvura Wt Uergtmi tetmralame thu (.w /tr v p * al <•*««* a may lot ea
tloa truera'mg fr.-m Admirnl C. k. IimIhxW t!«•
**tBl hoi Tr»* ~Thh« « Why I year tlwu, *h# will he required ta pax text xrtt*dn I* tmora. U wa# an
A 1 11wanHtra bended hy Iw
ll. a *a*h weight and kin, pHyacral Nirn-tiC *4 lie *1 *•
Willlama, l utanwodev uf Ibe Ana
jay thw t1ntled State* *m thw war tmonred twdtoy a« tha White Ifaux#
l -Imrd and l...ui-l up.
A nutnWC of ' pitoyera la w a i
loll M
-It ea t aapafntad at laet it
Pra*Ideal
lAwltdgw
haa
ew,*
tie
fleet.
The eternal ranfiirt between W-.*
Medley
We MBad."
■*■»* i-i.inplHril My.. Hoy- ready aam-eured lb*ir tltlentiow a#
*.f »hw AmwrWan lugw
TU Admirnl'a ftpoH. bnwgrn
Jw ia denial Ulegrava* raking fi»« umii lu aerve •ran.,,
and vtWnre ia dralt with In the Haven
l a oard Up thr bed <tnttier trying out f«*v llm. chib ami fram
Thw etalwaawtU waa
ika iN .rm of all an** g*m#Hta twr
luhl
uf
iadieeviminate
firing
on
N— >P fm* »ba ranlte* M gwom ketwwea Pmmd*>|hla nod
__, «f aa ae-wrlma hy »Wr .iury MM-landfrk —
I tiie bureau drawer* ami •II indbnlhmv ll will be uee of the fvieigner*. rveuRing In the wMlb play in * Hat la Jl Urtkad la he a lolafMltahak.
rot KibUn frwtn tuo. wbr> Were away fram Iwdunapr-iu
I Metartlww "Trwvalore “ Verdi, but in a letter ta l*rva>den»
intent* mi the fW*r Hnuigexl amateur organiialhm* in
muai
uahyur. bgmaratM. . »r»
at Mwnixipal
kheir
a. Uaprtne "J«»eoaa." Verwlmxh af I’ nmetun Uhlvarwly
' tie t king Mem like r*d>- tbe Mate. Several H»r mllrg*- to«*l „f one puiiadd llltifiah) m w H i tbirnghtral manner tba
neat
Monday
»Mbec aromtoei
t, Fuat*ike
"Saintiy
Hpnlo.
ilk* imotive.
tlarvrtl league own are on Ibe n.*- and Ibe wounding of to number uf vemhlea. ia all lU haUrra, Mr
1He evmmittne vra. (h fl
u<ber
foreigner*.
and
Mr*.
M
r
Tick".
"Tb#
KlafKre.1 Newman, I* C Hebo
tri m Syraruac to tin the ;ler tu tUle.
,rnr lirhndmorUr" and » — ttm. K't* »U rth KjUrln." Lara*.
T n aU f and W. R Dy*#n.
ally with her. I nrlurned
P.
Anthem
"Mg#
SpaagW.I
*11 papular with theater a W *
An »nnaaPe#m«n> mod
t* - n the f i l l oVI'gk
per '' K * r - ______
da, 1., Mr. iMC atol lag that 1
A n e lk a
,
.
a, im.rntng. t ImmediaH *
Otolr lotnte talent b ta* M nned
rl.i.lim would bw
»n alibi by having U-t free tana a mintake, ay
ni# -Urt. oft he Jinwor High »» Merchants Meclinjr
t« my w lfr hi fJaH
people fram Winter Katb ua thw ,. *.l.ng l- I egout offlrlaia. whu
the
W hat waa .leeU r.d to
fin it*d . n Par* f.)
. ulh and Orange t rly am thw m M u n i Ira* nighl that the
1a* l n itraa ti.e
•art nrtraakad b f the tdaga aad 0 M,id io ly bw rkargad
* uwd hy the eke.oeut*
*
II ARLAN. K y. Mar. t t ± HNS» |Ihrawhig Hw
uf thw ••-xtldy ana wlltteeved la*
guru* ad aglartamhkt jumm aS p
fur a HtVet at Ihw gala.
*1 With thr llatfan rwunty gran! baft. W held
»' •
jyw
ram*. Tbe fIra did ra* u - jhrap fh»
Retail M.rthanta < ummittea at hoftdradg uf pa*p»* •»
tiulftone
jury
TiU
—
— Ouhf,
-till vtlkv
tl" h* U H r awry. kSyugh
t rtrak Itfta p. amath at the (awn of throw hurar* aad waa *k»rhlw fur aL
Tan To Die In
1 I'ensioners May Be
tw-w «he ia md ••
and a huge
Lah« M an A M nW CTgwpa Hdw mn*4 Ml giikta
A
ho*
her
prank
of
the
Ughlhlng
llm
identity
at
UVr
tok O f April 18 file*, the braapret <il
h* hw aa kgra
over IW feet IP W k b l and I* fra*
(ilven U t e Checks
*.h A
t T I b ! '<!>•*>«Hex,
UPA hy
HJ 1 Imam rveulied tn alight injury trn
In mipafay. after bvlng alrtwh
Ud-V" f‘‘r
V * ! Th* gr*~l W
baa b ^ - h.
A vuiahrr u f nra»«ar* jmrtalh- MgkfMgg duilnff ihe
mf iM W J. Prrgueon. uf lake Mary. Mr
affair. It la *1
^ T Y i - l in.ecr. mrw w >.#A • atrv* md «- .nqulr*J n l «
Juba W. Martin
WAKlIISOTON. Mar » - < I N A l mg tu tha prapmgd monthly vnkva
rly araalng vaaghl fMe
Hfe lrroi IB Frankfurt prlwnTur dvr *.f U . m f * r v
Ketgueuaa Ww» ttiilklug a c m #"d
•n n rignad the death
— Srmaieh and Civil war t» w h a rrrntg, af rwgamuaRy wide nature fbtmra ware ahe* a dM
whan a bolt vUurk » Urn immadb
t that w ia aroid Hubert
« . tu U diatW P tT y the
S # • - *• •*" ........H S 5 * " 2 3 ! 5
feat into tha thy
»L tnlir nf bl* M P n# 7**
1r>UBwn, negro murder I*•'lTarr
..,.1 1 i. to' k>
TW i m § UstlwsHi In IW Hoi- ale
U th#
VWkrfy.
Id.
lb#
"murder-1
Dabney,
•tunned fog a few mlnwlea When
** HiRam Sanford bar
Monthly albdnwwta fer May nod
dk*y*a
f
ra*
N
dtauat
gn
fh#
bm*
ra
art"
girl.
reiurOfa
»•
k»r
*
-2
*
Mart
Vhk.ry
•
•
V
U^T“
n
il
k
kw
uwolm
Im
fattaatd
iU
raw
»paawli
'
ehtUV (hair. The
ibe latter Jon#, tl w#» Indira lad today *»
aftr*
myaltriaueljf
+ h Mmae
u| mat on tup uf him- KalrtsptmS
klra. NeIHe I.
11* U lake place during i lira
thu White HeWae.
Money *•*
.iww, and pfbfd **
^
l gaiuurtng »«• ‘ e*7* ,
1 toMdaiairted ahe iwrar anar •*
UmtmU tram nuderpaatk Inf anl- ;e*.»ea.
•Irter »d the, Uta ,W- F. ■
theee
perat-rw
wna
lacvr#rrwted
iegymua# April If.
the
lout,
the
■'•*!
.
t
*
W
l
Imdr
m«J Im wajtml to mtaalra Ufoae R day
p. huiu.
" *in probably te
S i i W i M M d Irtt UM XUmra
an unuWnlif •« rW WO*
CarU« Cade, kavUnd of U la in Ihn prawndjieOrm
v alerted
* lUif,.ni. ttat# priaan
badi) .iecuroi-rd In ait m i****™
dlaapprerwl *hmd the failed In lb# tUmlaw
Hw next frw dav*.
. _r
llM the mystery itarled. declared greet, end rravldant
ay md Ute milk wna awurad. rlah- gatw la .
mine thsft.
^uill ta cunflnad U» the
vurdtnf ta thua
mfhWra raw ne way wf
who la b* Wa
Mranohile Marie Jack
l„ Andrew*, fcf DetrwM.
hared at ibdtrtmxl.
nnfew*ary
funda
until
#&#■
tbe
iwndiog bla rlectra- , awuir at the trial that
trAing
San
•tart af Ibe a n t fW al f t i r
jpaaaad l*abu»)
•id Uwi.-ni#d tbla alra.
jVirkrry wRk a flnh
; 1'
, i S 3P «fci |5 STUDENTS ARE,
S I S D ^ i 'N J u r a during
ANNAPOLIS
RIOT
tionr Between •
___
v» 1
Blow To Calles
MILLION DOLLAR .DELEGATES FROM
SUIT OF SAPIRO IS COUNTY HERE FOR f t W
NEAR COLLAPSE “Y” MEET TONIGHT
Seventy-Five Idical
People To Be Seen
In O.EXStagePlay
a l —*f
\-7 ‘
' 1
jaj
of l,lind Anhouncrd
Legion MakesFinal
Hans For Game
Sanford March
‘T
*.l
Kentucky Grand Jury Begins Probe
' Today Of Harlan Murder Mystery
Lii
Held Iante Today
asi ‘s y w S jr Js t ,
iZT.^TSrX, i; m -- - - - - - - -
s’ m s f
®r^b5 varor tluu- lb.
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RMS MFFTJNfi Cantwnese ^orfes News From TIic \Norwood-Allen Fight Is 'Stale Ranks Hiffhljj njzsr
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Mellaiume
PENS AS W A R M This Morning I.AKKI.ANJl. H o . Mar. 21 m,
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kt.a.
loveUtnl fnillan- will ih v .tr m...|
Miami F*r»fh
. J.XCKSONIMJL
111.
Wednesday
Night
Fiasco
• r<inllnunl Fftun l'# rr <>nc
[ o f *hl« w**rV In hiM prnrtlre. Only
11. ■j*ri*l
jrity. K\cr> l>xly f*-onlvir*l In
! two tU'ire .-»|.,:.i|i->f* pam.-a are
|K» --(I N S )— Fl"r*ln rant^l
I'rfu-imta
the NatiunatM ft, r. whith nfrivlK'iliiltil'Iirfiin the Tr.l-- I m r
|eti|h arooug tint 12 bailing
W I N ITALY IIrapidly
'Vlllie ‘virwxnl * f I Harry Allen. Willie tut* lieen In Sanfnnl and ilur’ I|j,,
making th ir np|>rnrone* I here. ,
in it.. y nu A j„ (j*, vn|uo ,-f I.mil I’unt.* liertla
hantaiu weight fighti-ia wlai are Ing the |«i»t two day* ha. l*«RI' tn;. ■,H.rmjt, 1/u .r.i in F« bruar;
Ivwvryw here.
The rim fatality aiming the fur*
iijlu v la
I'ro p a rm
•or
ST. Airan.STINR. Pi.,.. Mar. Jl t« appear In thr main ("■•ut of lh«*| |.nr.l-mnr hi* muMln ami In Ipir* f „ r mnrirurtiuif wiiri. airnrdlmf
»ho.» tonight,' hi- wind hy i.in.i.tant mad work („ a R »nrt rrvaivri here thi* af.
wax that iff n
Light W«rlvn|||» litre ill- nnkr Armory l**»ing
r n flirt
Ittil
|Itrit •'ti PimjiM tuMit-r win w,i* of thr liny for the
VI,
wound up th< ir limning yettenlar ami g* mna.ium training
trrn<«>n from H. XX'. Strait* l
v
Y
n.i
(riant
•
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ifr tif H f r l a w
lh;it Al-jh.llnl h, a nl(>er while In. ilc- th*l fair hut mi- ■I«*l
nn.l l«U>- an- r> tniK •■«»> in an-}
The l.*l> Mow*, teirifu in Ihcir Company,
that iaj
la m
e«
m '* ai.m which
' ' ' landed* no *'
*' Thirty rlHr* reiarrili * m Fl'.r
li. ip.Finn o f thr limit
* ........koj
m i.i W ill N ot lit- Intadoil larlin i nt
• ru.hing t<> the j b fV .rn miw nrnl Sa|nnl
Norwu-ul,
n **« fthern Imuixtariva of the *rltlr- ! \Ihit 1ir*—lJire<iiafi ll * I |
I* i tn| In attract rvver.l liundrrdt in l he ptrvjou* meeting of thr two i,|a ^tivr tin* valuatir-n of i-rnill*
int'iit. Two i^hert Were %»»un<lt-i
lulling <u»tomer>. '
\
1lei> *. um rk|«etrd to la- u-rd hr iv u n j intl i* *talr U-tmonth a
hr*!?
ijo-Slavia Favors
fitivrilU warfare hn» mnblrnly 'Putin. I*<at thr ( iiiihI .
rrp-''rt
Thi -iu.| 4 u.toitirn. are al>n m*| All* m Norwinal nhoweil that h- , total of fl.iH ",l'il, thr
to
I.
a .vrloti. mrnatr.
Th** ,, fli»y
I ticipotlng .on.rthing
They are i c* - •latwl a lot o f iHiniihrnerrt 1*talr-f|.
Inquiry Hy League lertwnc
pm-Cintfinrx) guerilla*. wcrreteil*
•'
tho.r rap* faihil |n ib nt him
Thr vain-- Af thi
Iri-mary
only a*kmg that tonight tnry ir wl.
In hnuM** «n native territory north
building |a-rmiti i*-uml in th- 11
Mir "I rr<omtu-nod for the f u m i .tnged n*.t: •ably.
tl Hrilinn
l>
H rp o rln l o f f terhuen roail are firing i|wv
ST. f'KTKIWIUmt;. h
. . . ---- --- —------tie* In Ftornla I1*trd In thr fe|Htrt
Itt.t U ritiuilay when iho-ta Antle.v
Manager Hoggin
* llu v c Sent I'llim n iu tn mi*l(rally on pa«-rt*hy. Several
•re than half the t.-barv.i follow ;'
*"
•mi.ir * i hinpril ih-n jja y around thr ring
firrlgfierw
have
keen
firril
upon,i1
,1
.wing.
Jim
ttiln
r,
a
or
" f
ljhhi
• Jun**-H;o tan
R ulers
•no •■■I In Cumwia l* rruwn In tliat Apopka
•;
a* a kitten ploy* with • moti.e,
»nrgr o f them reporting narrow- rr vnung right-liamlrr dr th.
IIW W
in Norwood ami Allen then- t« ; *•' try. Fa run totaling twenty* Coral (ialdr^
York
Yankerr.
wa*
hip|ir*l
In
irate.*. Thewc .nlpcri* ate la-lievmt1
■ thoi^annd* arrr*. principally llwde City
i •.**•'«»
imui h to hr rvjwrled
Doth lad* ap !
N'KVA, Mar. 21 IINSI
.
have I o n re*(«m»ihle for the lluffalo rluli o f It Internati.t*i m, produce annually ninre . Ilatlonn lle.irh
-*
I*
a
re-1
hi
re
leverul
wi-rk.**
ago
and
:
n war •loud. *n»
Ir
ague
hut
lllght
uath im*) injurir* of the I'nninhi*
tlnrty million iwmnd* id high* , Itelrav
JIJW6
tln
'•
railed
thfight
.i
1
;<rt,ing »r»»l«n o f thr (itv (Hint
llanrrr in (inrrilla It a rln r
.- ti-l.acer» worth |?.fNM,<NNt.
Fort loiuderale
111
draw
It wa* good -clnpping all
ih*ar mi merit rotifrrenrt* tu i Thr great* *t darifi-r nt pfrm : t
t'l.KAKWATKi:. FI i . Mar. l
thr
way
mil
tonight
*hould
n
v
l
’ iiiuwar* tu Ire from thr gnerilla The Hti.d.lyn Ihulgrr. ril itTid t..
iw r lv e
y e n r»
C<i|rhc»ler |
r
-re wo* frner.il erritrnient to warfare *-f the Cantonr*e »yni|*<»- the >nl*il<-- of tuiwiiall 'today, a f ►onto Fort of dvci.ion maile.
SAN FO R D
t» wrrv rwi leeil of the treat* i thiu-r* who hove already rla*hrd ter a brief fling on the llnkt, tinWhen Norwood fight* then* la Co. If. I’pivliK# of Nova S o itU .'
hi. i ..■I nu ttriaonm in it* muntv
trouble h'-ttwren Italy und ' many tnnr* with the SJ-inghtui p feature o f the aanu.il Al laing din* . no disappointment
X
Slavia over illn -n l warlile [iUw* It I* re|iorie*l that MUU of tier >r*trr«lay. Arnold Slat lann tm>. He ha* never yet failed to; Jail, The Jail ha* been ordered 11
ration* hy Ji)f->-Slavia.
• ' rurnlla* have t«-en kilted and in the player*' divinon hand* down, give dollar for dollar In fighting put ,p for *alc nt auction. T » " , 7 | 0 'W 7 FI|t o W*. H W » e 4 7JMI
tc wen* no lnillr.itIon* thi*. woundnl. Shan* flghtii g inurrH ml Willa-rt !!<•! in*"l aid Chin value Alien ha. aim piovrd hit low , I.aa a population of four banW. S. I’lUCK. Mur.
dr- I.
rial *e.»mn tn ilral wjtli th? la-fore the guerilla, took nerr thr (;rjfflth .h a n d i
in the rnulia- worth. »o there i« -rvo nrril in hold* 1
> ins i*gain*t the hoy*, tiu- |«k r ;
tt-U” rn-mril #» -uld l< lallni Je.* h trl.l park area p«!i«-r *la- t*, rial rlara.
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t ih oa iiif made la*t wiek hy an- ■
.
>1. Ygv:i; -iviti H, Jug” - thm. one pnlieetnar Iwing ktlle-J a.- .
in minUter at Iternr, ilmtr-t well a* one guerilla
TXMPA, Fla.. Mar. ‘.'I
Itpciy ? * ^ r 7i»hlrr. That Urdnrwlay i.f j
, IAIMHEH YARD
There are many rumorutrn-Slavia w-iuhl a*k u hmHum- ha* liegun to -whig the ax.- fft,r . »** i u»» a lK-.r gue*» in
’ j) (!orttpU’ l f I .l s c o t
one
bring
that
the
ronthi-rn
troop*
m n-if reiiinn tint derlare*!.
It wa* announced today Hint ‘Cur* I W-itrhltiP.
a ,,
»
I .Mrtjlrine C-thinpl*
•i* (n-rfrrtly willing to hav • hnvr gonr over the fantonr-c ami ley" llgden. who ha Iren up to j
Allen
l
a*
Iren
working
In
Jaik^
nve«tigallfate no.I they wiif -till another to thr effect that the Hm rnapir* for *everal -n m in now, i tone tin amt I* to arrive here tld*
rnntiiiriat rnniii)t*»Hin of re Cnntofienr are tiu in*elve* apllt, « ill la- *rnt loick In. the minor- ' aftern .;i ready for the fir»t going
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mint*
m mint;
al Juso.S1.ivin I* making ro with (irn. Chair p Kal Shrk prr- It i'.i* 1** 0 ptvdlcttil Ogdt ti would '
\ rnu*t Im- -.nft ami colorful |Shl'tllh in jf
■arr->l tn give hattle to thr rom*
aj;- N- for wat "f ir.v.. ion - f niunt.t vlrnient In an atieiopt tu gain a regular pitching l>crth with ■
(rom ugly -hlne not drv «*r c i j l niF
«.H
|h.m « that do not »hnw.
m a te a virtual Chalg Kai Shrk the Nat» thi* y«ar The Senator* |
w rt to Avon I’arltytnduy to rue-1
try thi* new
wonderful *
roup d'rtatr.
:IS, Mar. 21
(INS) Whl'r
IV.Kec Fare l'..w,lcr ral- I O i R n t
Sern-ti* riotinc n tu m l in tin the . harnpion, Canlntal».
ench foreign off|e« liepn I-- Jr«« Firhl nelghhorho»*l tonight
XIKI.LO tH.il. Stay* on a hue Kinluh
ilk of war in thr tialknn/. t(ikal rottoir mill w.eki r- -tagrd a
ir?> pur. you'll U- nniaicd
S. T rxa*. Mar"I
XX11Til I A I
i-a* grnrrally ih ila rn that dcniMwtration in defiance tu j»>
-uperww lo*aullf»ing n iia ll-i.. ,
"
il In- XXlull
K.*> St hall,
inlinn ii drlirnte.
I thing like It get MKI 1.0- I •dk*»l
lire onter*. Tin- mrdi we* finally • ir. Inn t«d.i> for tlirir
four
ufi rahlr pmmWnee |. rl** 'i di.'mnml
Sanford Orup Cn.
Brick
a *1*1 iaI riot gun de gitme rxhibiHoii *rrii
* I Hu
-rt* llo.I (Srrat Itntglh iiv* tMniiirtit.
l*i al T n a * Irngili
,
l.lme
• • I*r|».n»l«irn»
» "f in .
untr, which l« a tlftnal will-*. * THr Auirr an ■war Inr* _wh>•
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. tn JlieoiSI.rvia ilrmandit
Inn ti .1 w- re acrountf r.*l with full
i.o s x n i ; i : i j :.\ ’
l . . 11 .. e) Hard
tVftilC R nfk I 'la s lr r Hoard
e rr -^ae w.'irllkr lutivitlr*.
klti. machine-gun* and ho* pita I Ol * believe Hi v ,n
f Palrl Match Mill l».
I ?
■'•nI lllrtlx In
«•• -tjl*- Nulls
iipiipnienl. An Xo.triran tutu
.rt It
...
t»4 Ike miilllluii* iHihlHjiki#!
ill ll*r wind In Ike Semite
any of the volunteer rorp* I* ia<ie a t lean a u p
Mill lit » r r •|%4«1 Until A|*HI' Hercen Wire
yoti'H have In ndtrilf, I' n i guarding the |m t office »ih t.n
■•*!T J ••• r. \l amt llo !•«•#" j lluililem llarilwate
itr<
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n
*etl<-«
with
the
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ternble rrphyrl nuilduT v.lwre Inubte i« ec|*ecti'd, follow -.I Hollywood rlub- of the
f*|ieiu«t f.»f fuliilthinc nil U*l
., «t matrrlala au«t |** •< •<n«lna I Doom
ing the closing* of the taut*, dur
liber Herd.
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t
League.
4*rfc
f«»r rtmniirg lt»
•fflra!
to thr g. i-eral itrike.
‘•'E*
t> •ilcnaloll lt» rualltfti alalwi Wimlown
Mnkr lleglll* In Spread
e l/ Al the IV H. I*44w» "yi»*** M u rph y Im nint; lln.irc*
on tale In l .h v i l i .
r*1 rU.rlita
In o n . itionri
Thr -trike ii rprrading Fully XSIIX II I K XX I M S » llOl.lIHiH
.M;nlr In D n lrr
. »|». <irir afli.M ««|a!< I IS*
liHi.iHHi are Idle Uviirht. All forXXASlIINi.rON Mar ||« (INS)
l.it«ti.ii> |V t%JXt •••!•»•« «frlgrter* re*iding outride the limit*
SetiaVr Sirnmou* III) of North
tnal* l*a oIiUImmI fr»»tn
*“ ■
BNDKH FP.BT. a Mnf humfnr.
of th*- International. Frttirinrni Carolina, wu* inftinrird t>*liy that
«|Iai< 4*f t
a 1*49%t hitima
NT: Fund *h* I Iwo r.w
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iboftKifrtl l^r t. Th#
otf iV|»y *»f *>ian«lai*l I***!m :
hnvr | on ‘ railed in*idr ai d thi* tiu AahVille |K. I ,* < handier - f
* lit ddM il**vpmmi r.f
lvt*n
fiiml.r h
nddetl influx i* cau*lng hou*ihg Con.merer |< preparing to ettri.il vninut* jt j |Mif yc-tir Im i I Rj • •*Ti«##
n»r *rt *• anA *7ti#n*la»»t I
nor. non. ot
h#ih you l*«|
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il. ' fn.
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•
• •|«»%atr»m**nt K«n» *»f f*#tan IhilU'.ion tu I'remdeot CvmiI*
<0 Frv
ii mp
T ie authoritlr* (.ligh t clo*r.l idge to locate the rummer XVhitc cr»«rt!vj*t | «t • *kfr if Ir. '*Ti*** *!f«w|
*•»••• I'•••it*! * w'f#* mi fll*- #|ih
o u t \h9 I 'iR ifi* ar.il 0 ■'« ih jt tau%#
-«•l*4ti fi»r
11*1*1 *»f Militri* '
- n rr.-tl •r.i-l lla l-arhul wtrej Hnu-e there.
f•m'! ftii••f v. Il Ii ftlfiHrt tiucuiL
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p |n»*T •»1*KMT HAN*
• iff., .oil
-I tlo- *• If dur / of
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4*1 |i|ti|tr>k.|t« #111 |r |fl^||4><|
In tint fiati! - Ktrirkftl t juitog
at any ^ ta c o« 4#|'i(tm rM iih in KnJ
•*t 11*i• ffltn MittII J n t*
th find
?yt H'
from y*iw*ii£r
v orVrrv frnnt the .It*i wLu an4
M .%|»ttl >»• 1171 ami thru
ft»>t t«M*tuf»
— a m i m w ilri ah rrt,
- •• FI or
» •utvhtir fitittfi r hut juttnful tli.orvj*
I*•11*11« •> «*|*« m**«| ftir rluiiat'k1
HOME B Y S E A !
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IWto A Mitrr ■ran M»* lat IMiliee*
1 y k lU M y k io lU M
t\r .At Mil* M«ilitliia In #c*
•rt %»t rt* Umuliri by nu'io.nalip
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f»»ulalifp a*•| • ttk* o|ir*'tf|rn
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Merck anti U MlMrtTrarH.C*.
••Malm | ffirm iti«i I'uitoillaii
f thr Il.tvmalivUal ,rVtlvment.
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-just Imui; up {food
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CASHLUMBER CO.
NEW
Shins lhal
Allract rcoble <•>?«•*, »«»j
•
! •naan Vrn’ ,® ^ *h
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" 9§[?Jo W**’ 1 •*»*"< p«Kl»
.. .ii tVinlcr Haven
7JdW I WinUr park
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l.lfCUHII
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^ J 1*0
When firemen attorn.
ir.i»A»r:t me a m l ph*-h U,|
tm. l|n houa* naif al FolUtiaw:.i*i f«.r two rtay*. ih ,“
t;p,iH«i down the rhlmney, tu,
.17.W in the Killing ru«M„ f „
n jir * r. Iverm I and frightened^
7JJJT2
UlV.I.Itllli
I.A It 1.1.1.1. M
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m.iif.i) paved.
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Sanfo' *
Sebrins*
Rt \ucu*tlne
St. I'rtrr.hurg
Stuart
.*
PROPERTY OWNER!
TAKE NOTICE!
Tax Books Close April L
Tin* law provides that “ If
ii|rt»M real estate shall not be paid
first day of April of any years, the
collector shall advertise and sell.”
Tin’s is to notify all concerned
the rctiuirementfj of law will he «
plied with and the tax liooks will p
lively lu* closed on Api il 1 a ; provii,
l».v law and all lands on which taxes hi
not been paid will be advertised, and!
editions issued for unpaid i>ersoi
pro|K?rty taxes.
In makjnK ippuiries for amounts
taxes the lejral description of prop
as shown by deed'inust always be j,risi
JN O . D JlNKINS
tjmmlci
Tax ( ’ollcdor Seminole County
T
/
thesign
a ls
W atch
ing feet
—and you’ll see that smokers
are headed straight for
J& L s
Natural
Tobacco
Tasicj
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.
vlto v<*ur enmpari
he fi<d*l(« where eel
idiiu {lacked.-----—*
T Ferx iee? Oh, yes.
within an hour «*f
ry field uf lhi« dU*
listriliuteil tlirnuk’h
»n Fruit (irnwent,
t Sanford Oviedo
roxxeni, inc,
. Shinholscr
Manufiu'turvr
Hanford
Expense Budget Ol
M eade B rothers
Evangelistic Cam
paign In San
ford, Florida
i iTi/.KNrt cn h a n FOIlI)
AM*
MXHNUl.i.
COUNTY:
t ii t h k
XX'r, thr cxrcutivc ruwMlItm
nf tiic rvatigrliktir tanipaign
iaring i .it,.Im tnl |i> thr Four
VI. julr |lr*>th«r* al th, ...r*.. *
uf lltli St, anil Mvrib- A v.-,
Saiifi-nl, Fla., wi»h l<> tlalv that
wi- haw made a thuiuugh ui.
vf.tigati.ai uf thr lulal t i |a-n**. pf tuntfucting thi* five
wrvk’* rrvival in our illy by th«M*a<ir Iln.thvt*, ami find thr
r»ja ri*« fur prvmuting' H,..
rvargviiKti, rampaign vvty I t .i.’t.abl*, alw that tnurr lban
half uf tbr munpy tact ,cuty tu
ruiuluit tiiv mvetmg* i. left in
banfurvl. Thv M w ir lirutl.vr*
are doing a wondrrful work in
uur city and thv |ai>ple whu
arv atu-nding thv»r w-ivicv* and
giving their whide hrartvd .up
uort t* thv campaign licith *pir
Itiuliy and finam lally are bvii>g
well ti jai.l fur thvir rffurt*.
Ilvapn.tfuily »ubuiltlrd,
XV. II.XVU.UAMS.
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State’s Progress Reflected
In Telephone Growth
pMII: rrnxx’tli .in*l prnjjrrss
of I toriil.i was strikingly
roflivU’d in the l.irjfe In*
vestment last xrar in additiims
.nut rcpl.ivements tu the tele*
phone system.
Such *tu .ictive wvr of tele*
ihone construction .xnis nevor
»eft*rc experienced in the Shite,
and, as ,t result, the telephone
service Is more extensive and
mure valuable than ever he*
fore.
In l loriJj, atone, the tele-'
phone workers handled 5'>, t lo
telephone stations to make a
net Ram of Kj,$fiO new tele*
phones and involving grins ad*
ditioin to plant ut ap
mately 89.87 f, 5iKX
I
f
To accomplish this Me ta^k
required the 'erviers ot 2,.’ >t
workers, whose annual wage
bill was M .J tu.CM!.
'I tie Investment in service
in Horida as of December It.
1926 , was $ 2 .1,6 17,«»It». and
there arc now 8 ° , 2 6 1 Bell let*
in ;ltr btate.
•/its ta tit— ill,it’ s wliit
>ou blart out,to buy in any
i igarxttf, and that’s vcliat you
g f /in rJii.-Mvtfield. The |»utv,
Hitiuml toktiuQ Lute o f tiic
tltoiivst Oihaccos known to
Some of the lU-.-xs Included
in the investment are
ve;itra| offlees, D-I.IH miaM o|
wire, 2. 1 »t miles of pole ?.Nie
and 122 inilo ot under•routit
duct.
U i Im
u u ii k
it.
1 here j,s a bigger task ahead
this \ear, and your considerate
interest encourage* the teli^
phone workers in their effort
to serve >ou ex en Ivtlrr.*
IIOM A R II O V K R I.IN , M anager
Cbm.
(a tl! Ratrii ft!
S I Hit I X Ini
imu!
.Ill tijtOCttltT
_ |)i«lftbulwi*
J. K Sf'liK U N G
P. V. UUOA.
J D. A lift AIIA.MS,
L. U. HAYRS.
J. C. HOHKKTS.
K. M. CAIOtOLU*
It. U. FI.UltIMfK,
It A. WHJftON.
8. A. 0. WII.KINSUN.
Kxmutivr Cwmmliltw.
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-B E L L SY STE M *
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iM coaroftA iiD
O v Policy. U n i S?Mem. U n iim r l 5 m w r
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A N D TELEGRAPH C O M P A N Y
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�THE SANFORD
Sanford H erald
Construction Continues
A s Brisbane Sees It
D e s p ite th o fa ct th at business co n d itk
th r o u g h o u t F lorid a an> n ow at a lo w e h b an<
nafd t o lx* u n d e rg o in g n period o f tleprennion.
F lo r id a ^continue.* to look m» b rig h t nn at an>
th e h e ig h t o f th e l>oom.‘ P eople a re continuir
TUESDAY, MARCH *2, 1M7
Tim o r n a t i* p t u r r o M
I* S ir and ewwatr M .
M la U im ln .
T h e s e fig u r e s a re p a rticu la rly s ig n ific a n t sin ce th ey
*-— Iteener mmltl n a i l ta J lrk H tI1 Wttle.
'
d e m o n stra te a norm al h ea lth y g ro w th .
T h e y a re n eith er
mi I I J e b a a .la «U a
River ( aatL
d is p r o p o rtio n a te ly la rg e as w as so m e tim e s the ra se in 1926,
maalklr f a r - n or a r c th e y d is co u rn g in g ly sm all as m ig h t lx? e x p e cte d if
a* Week."
u . * a * a r a > l a ( at ItlM la * a t a . F lorid a w ere co m p le te ly " o u t o f th e p ic tu re ” as th e ru m o r
g o e s . F lorid a m ost ce rta in ly is not ou t o f th e p ictu re and Is
co n tin u in g its d evelop m en t at a juice w h ich pfiakes s is te r
s ta te s to th e n orth o f us green w ith e n v y . . y
-----------------------O -----------------------J ~ f
Handshaking
Ah, Now This Is A £ish Of Another Color
M Y >rtr» w
Hr a r t i i u a m i s i i a n k
W»'r» L elti*f MnraL
A New Vitamin Food.
Ob Ik, Way la Urate*.
Newton's Birthday.
on at a rapid
[>ace.
r**
T h e volu m e o f co n stru ctio n in F lorid a last m onth w as
o v e r th irte e n m illion dollars.
N ot had fo r u sta te salt! to lx?
on th e rock s.
B u ildin g p e r____
„ r r ra„'s lead in g
ts . .in. ........
so m..............
e o f F lorid
d t j e s w e r e a s fo llo w s : M iam i, $ 3 ,4 2 7 ,6 0 0 ; Jackson ville. $2,
12.2 6 1 ,0 0 0 ; T a m p a , $ 8 6 0 ,9 0 0 ; St. P
*'e tern b
' u rg , $.’,8:1.800. and
P alm B ea ch . $210,200.
.
B oth J a ck son v ille and M iam i in F e b
ru a ry sh ow ed in crea ses o v e r J an u ary.
S a n fo rd to o has been fo r g in g a h ea d . In sp ite o f a tr e
m en d ou s b u ild in g re co rd laat ye a r, w hen d evelop m en t co m
p an ies co n ce n tra te d on b u ild in g hom es and th e need fo r a p a rtm on t h ou ses and s to r e bu ild in g s w as in a m easu re s a tis fie d ,
co n s tr u c tio n co n tin u e s. T h is is esp ecia lly n o te w o rth y sin ce
m o s t o f th e n ew m u nicipal b u ild in g s w h ich fo r the! last tw o
IMRI.R VF.IlSK FOR TOflAY
A Y . M A R C H 22. 1927
THE VATICAN, watching alt
errwr* ..f the earth with a million
eT«*«. m j * tb» turn ha* rnmr, and
Ihw work) i« rmiivffine from n .
after-thit-war immorality.
The
Jat* period, In d o v n and in moraU ia na t.inr in Christendom and
pagan land*.
Turkey U suppressing Immoral
danret. Japan it dealinr (erleoaly I
with the social evil, -all govern .1
menu," «ay» the Vatican report 1
are occupying themselves with !
the ta*k o f rheckinr Immorality- |
Fur Arhing Or Tir*d f,
Hre A In*) Siioiali*1
I’biine 102 Fur Aspniattu
KUITOR OK SPECIAL WRITER
TIIE QUESTION IS can you
I uy forgivrne** from Heaven »l
,h* * }
»hen “ on your
way. A Mohammedan write* that
his co-rellglonHIa do n»S nrav for
Heaven. They *ay in their prayer*
to Allah, - l i e pray to you. tiecau*e wr know you are great ami
good, deserving praiee, we a»k nothinar im r*Inm MTl..r _*___ ___
stalk s.
......... “ " Ul Ul u ,rn
It alnT right to say that In P. S.
N o d o u b t th e m arsh all w an ted to sh o w M r. C oolidg ,. h ou
—headline New York World. No,
stro n g he w as. as a f t e r h e ha,I g o n e it w as n ecessa ry f o r the
It ain’t.
I resn lcn t to m a ssa g e his hand w ith linam ent anil w rap it
The question I* who I* going lo up w ith a b a n d a ge. T h e I*resi<lent prolutblv th in k s none
he the n-tt president o f the t'hamber of Commerce.
f t ’ K S / J S mflrHLhul1 f o r th c
he re ce iv e d and
------ —o--------Bel Kaplm hope* he doesn't grt
that million dollar*. I.ouk at the in*
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---------------- — 0 ------------------------cona tax he would have to pny.
—
o--------th a t U l u ^ n i i ‘i f m T i * ? ione. ? hHVe
"o m e th in g
San'Say It with flower*,' I* the ad that is Ijouml to b e follow etl b y o th e r m u n icip a lities.
vice of the City Beautification comhall
im Iinn the
lu H
ri
^ ail cele b
Hnk"
' nths «fobal1
'*
hall tt«eam
l-loridu
leagu e,
ra tio
r th e b e n »»
e fit
OF US even try to realise
if th e c it j', th e ^ a ch t C lu b , th e en terta in m en ts o f variou s the vastnesa, and amallnc* of this
Universe in which we vibrate for
w 'inter v is ito r s th c C h am lier o f C o m m e n e and an instant, and vanish.
One* there was on artist who m . i o
hod a model wife,— Florida Morn*
° , b T^ l,r»M '.ts fo r th e public w e lfa re and public am tiseEveryone la familiar with the
mg Stale. Ileckon a good many of nu nt. T h is elim in a tes th e old cu s to m o f le v y in g all th is astrnnomer'a yanl atirk.
They
them havo If the tiuth tie known.
m on ey on a fe w m erch a n ts and d is trib u te s the co st to all the measure rosmlc distance* in “ light
) ear*,” the distance that light
Clermont KI want* club nude a tax p a y ers w h ere it b e lo n g s.— G a in esville N ew s.
‘ ravel. In 36.% daya, going IKd.ooo
big hit at the Hanford meeting
and while one of the youngest
lull* 4n the diatrict, appeared a* elth er’ S b ' ^ d r i l V u 11*?
1,™ ,,an e'a ‘'t.lumn.
■ne of the livest. —Clermont Press. i n n i r w itK O o r dail>, g o to a lo t o f trou b le to exn lain that
™ eUmq ? . r - o p i n i o n m ay not a gm > w ith thc re g u la r «di*
Jlenator Smoot o f Utah predict*
1 h,®,1 ,nn * n«;esHar>' w ith th e C om m ercial. O u r rea d .
* fire hundred million dollar tax
Ut. But they won’t be able to re- efjJ.k n °i'?r ,b ame<* wel1 w e d o n ’ t a lw a ys a g re e with any other
lur* taxes much If they cancel the
V n g »Vli0m el,m C® Wt* ®Ven d isa g re e w ith o u r s e lf at
o th e r tim es, i f y o u get w h at w e m ean .— Leeshtiru
European war debts.
--■ ■ •
IVisonally We had rather be profeted by the twenty thousand ai
led troop* In Shanghai than by r .lI* ,T ,,K K? C E 1
N T A U D rr
th e Am.
he hundred thousand odd coolies cu latjon a gain g iv r a th e H e p o rtrr-S ta r
f General Chang Tsung Chang.
cu U tlon o f a n y pa,x-r puhlinhtxl in C enlr
I'KUFKHHOR llankin*. nf Smith
p o r le r -S la r has had th is lead fo r s e v e n
rollege. says the colored race la un
President Cuolidge has been Ind
m
l
g
r
a
tify
in
g
.
A
s
th
e
a
fte
r
n
o
o
n
t>aiv
the wane in America, birth rale deiW to visit Florida before going
Vsl. But probably will not or" Roes to th e “ 'h o m e fo lk s .” th e m erchan
rrosalng, death rate increaslnr
l.lfe In cllie*. not suited «u the A f
•|>(. President Coulidge doesn’t th e g r e a te s t resu lts w h en he p la ces Ids
rican rare it the rauar, he says.
•|>e to get any vole* from Florid* ru‘|Mirter-Stor.— O rla n d o Ke|K>rter-8tar.
IR2M.
I rufesMsr llankin* M ievrs that
shortly, the negro will erase tu b>Imiurtant a* a separate factor in
rrrtiueui Cooiidge, says the
“ N E V E R C O M M IT th e M istak e «d
the tmpulation.
mford Herald, ’ may be a little ca n g e t resp ect b y d e m a n d in g It, o r by i
te In doing so, but he is taking ar th e m annera o f s e rv a n ts , w h ich on ly j
MEN, BI.ACK. brown white or
ir*ce Grrely’s advice ,XJo W*wt,
yrlluw adjust .themselves mentally
ung m«nr“ Wonder If it is tbe is a th in g y o u h ave o n ly b y living w orth y
}« any envlromenl, with ease. But
vice o f the famed Horace Greely
®c b ,e v ' nY » U . b u t a ero rilin g to the
ll is otherwise physically.
The
hi* political henchmen that the ®r«- — G orra H arris.
negro deterina'r. physically, in
ief executive ia taking. —Deland
*wa.
rlly life, and *o do some of the
• Mle tacr*. compared with others.
ONE
PERCENT
It dciwnd* an h..w bmg their an.
Missouri nawspaiwr remarks:
erstors have twen standing the
at* wife hod nothing much on
r*. Dave Kirk. The former lookW T f ,nP*
»"V different rity •pare, even for such a necessity.
'Xtto<k and turoed inU a pillar
•wit; Mrs. Dave looked bark and officials, could they hare foresn-u Hut n rase you get airk or injund,
rn«d into a telephone pole.’—• that a promised gift of 1250.000 for n^dlng hospital care, what would
Hlook. Which just goe* to show the hospital would be withdrawn by
* # 10 a
hospital T
va| modern science ran do for a the giver, or would they have ant(.
rlpated that he would die befor.- n .IT ‘/ J T I »?.Uf " hwl,lh- “ ‘ her*
•men.
n»e.l tbe hospiul and It wrill U
making th» g ift?
Hut never mind answering that. worth mor# than 10 dim ti g y#sr i*.
Our buddy says that hr cau't
you to Hr* la a city thst h L 'c " 0
ip wondering If N m i played The only question to be derided In
ihtA *)Th* Tlibun! “ W Wednesday,
omvll be a Hot Time In the U»e approaching bond election U this
I* purely * HOSPITAL quo*.
d Town Tonight’ on his fiddle f a t h e r the Gordon Keller inslltu- «l«n not « POI4TICAI. question
mmr * r**r* ago I. good
un the occasion of that fire.—
for ih« town todiy and lompa Times. May be the old boy’s
,hf b*,,oU y »« will see *
voting on hospiul
,rt was in the right place. He morrow.
hospital Is needed In bonds, but no spaco for voting for
^ ‘ ho.v* been la y in g , ’U t It .
•». let it rmi», let it rain.'
thing* "** #ny
for any.
a fha,r ln 'h*
CITY TAX BOOKS
CLOSE APRIL I
Kings I)augm6rsHoId
Regular Meeting For
Elertion Of Officers
Thn bu-inr** atjiJ .mu
nf lha Kinr- Hauirhtcrs
I
kj \rl Prt|p'.irit and Ait K\. 1Im 'let Inulut « I i
t the Scrrtitr High School ut MiUrIav rn h iiig at tsr
Mr*. (Jerrcr <‘«|hf un in Kfot'A
U l ........... ...
I 'III
HO"' Ih'.tnl o f lie*
A ,hiifV buMpr*. »r -(cm <.vw*
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;»f Ike llrthottUt
>tr». W. || Ha
sill III'1'I
tlio •him F, p.ir jiiti-,U. j anrrudriH,
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IIV. 11. flaulina.; nWorSti^, Sui
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|tary M ix Ucirieia ('tUuuin , Tr*
<• strynuu With tin
•urn. llllk Sfatcnii't M .rtin T
*1 8 cirty ami fhv
rhaiiinan <f tic tariirtf* »Uf
nuC,!<f?<u r New- s
i'lg r-imniilUc* wilt Iw jp|nin;
lalrr. .
vn-. Slnty llmir n| It)
I*i licimia *vfr,-hnrnta of -trs
Ih« Library*'.
lltltU-* t.ip|H .1 with » f |» d . •,
and rail' Wirv «iri-.l I, 11,1- i,
I
id Members Enjoy
nrn Study Period
Monday Attornoou
I '!i . M'M<cl>i<l'
tnrri 111 V!>vh Oil
kilt hr irvclr,! n
l» ■taUitv mil
i
r tr ~ f
T»llt,k* Mi*** Alin* •m •*u*»g M. Kim
Mi- Muriun Applvh,. ilr v W. It
lliiwltii* « i;j Mrs, C. II. Smith.
htnds upon w h ich ta xes rem ain unpaid will I* ndr
ttNi-d anil sold fo r ta xes ns p rovid ed b y law.
Women’s Missionary
,Society Of Methodist
Church .Mends'Monday
IVrsc
taxes rem a in in g unpaid will Im placed in hand* of
depu ty co lle ctor, nml a for* ch a rg e d
sam e.
NEWTON s 'WAS BORN 200
year* ago yrtterday. and it U not
nece*»ao- to *pecify which New
ton. The hi^sln that diacovered
*iw formulated the law » f gravi
tation will rut line in human hi*,
torv all other name*.
(Jreat invention*, work* of art.
In muilc. palntinr. writing that
veem »o ln>|Mirtant to u*. will 100 000 year* hence be claimed with
«.*• drawinc* a« InUreMlng re.
minder* of the infancy of obr race.
Hul three II word* will la»t, in
eternal truth, "Directly a* the
ma«*. and Inversely a* tha rauarr
«-f the diitance."
d*ik C*1 f t f
FRIDAY
tnl i.ornwhl "rujiid (lui n f
II I hr Junlirr llieh Srhmil
) Rrlxk, under the nu,tii.
tH, Sr^oisrdu Cka|itrr 0 . K.
1113 Sanford A n,
P h on e 46I.J
*• ■ rharg* of plating buiine**
ronaideratlona above the penonal
opinion* and ideas of the editorIn chief, ft la an argument aato
whether the old-fa»hioned “ Peraonal" newtpaper 1* after all the
be*t type of a. paper.
Hut one of init comes another
Member* „ f the Wntttrie* G iki
Of I Inly l ’ rr>»* KpUnipa( ( i „ vl
■ TUESDAY
*•*
♦fiat
k((rri)>«iii trith \ii
rH«T ||p*h#nd’f Wife*.'will M- Martin . It h.
etei hy pm IJtvfsUiiY He- |Collage*,. fi»r tltf-i
g of the U <>nlnli V Club i t bo«intM imdloir.
l*r frich Seh«*<r*t S o'clock. ‘ Mr*. A. I*. «
I IVi->rtm«mt*'ef. the \V>- pnwUt'd over th
%»• wfirbe rtitertaini'd hy »l*n when plan, >.
L lUlthie ami MfH. Ilrtififi I
t f thr Sj»® f 4in<lt» Country
THURSDAY
Corin' H«y will rnlcrtnli
of the Idler* llridgi
f d o'clock at the1 M ini*
F. P. RINES
MAVCHOKH JOI1II.VAI..IIBRALII
Y ’ Activities in Past
\\* ONKSPW
, Nimin l 1‘ulevlini will eg- I
f *t I’ri'ltre-liinchenn at one ;
*: b«r home in, Ito*.- Court, I
li'o lin g*t l.<■ of
Iy*u.Ia.(
$90.00
E lectrie m otor doe*
M a sh in g and Mriaai
E asy T erm s To s «
a n o u t .MAN in lllinul* *cnd«
nf»r dollar to a woman .In Indiana
vaying. “ I stole half a walrrmrliv)
tnim vour father CO year* agu,
W"**J * WB* 13. I am on my way
to Heaven and do not want that
melon standing In my way. Here
I* the moner, forgive and forget."
. Woman’s Guild Holds
IEnjoyable Meeting At
[Home Of .Mrs. Martin
Calendar
WASHING
MACHINES
F ir s t im n ressioiis o fte n g o n long w a y to w a rd e s ta b lis h
in g frie n d s h ip s o r e n m ities. W e tlo n ot a lw a y s kn ow w h y
it Is hut fre q u e n tly upon m eetin g a p erson f o r th e fir st tim e
w o ta k e an in sta n t d islik e to him . o r e lse say, “ T h is fe llow is
all r ig h t .”
S om e tim e s it is his n eck tie, th e wny he fix e s his
h air, th e c o lo r o f his s o ck s , the look in his o y e on th e sound
fkere is some discussion going
between some af the South Flo.
s and Central Florida paper* as
which la correct 'Floridan or
" J f t j l I W e think it should be
Bad ’ Floridian.' Can any of our
,.
819 W. 3rd St
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The Cantonese could have takrn
Shanghai with air nft»*.
R e ^ id e n d t^
0NE-DAYSERV
SANFORD
LAUNDR*
THAT 1.8 GRATIFYING, im -1
portant new*, and ihrn more im. I
portant i» new* that tell* o f th e !
discovery by flritUh -clcnti«t* « f
a new vitamin. 1,000 lime* more
row,‘.rfu,..Jh* n
kno» " hitherto. It will cure riikrtt*. and. idm I
interesting. It seem* to have the
m JLi u
Telephone 1 18________M R S . F R E D
Social
ph o n es
,
and Personal A cim t
C a H th e Willard ft
en— W e reeharg* *
ilr all make* o f ^
•'•arrtaki irrr. a , a tar r * .
w h sd a v
fo r rollertko
i ■
V
' nrt 1i.r
i R tt |aiU c
► uft^rm^fi, were dWuiMd
ti'plc f«r w x t week will Ik*
MjuuwiKMi .nf. Ui«. .iu.li ...
It l« « arm 11y ilc.itc.l th il
►mlwr* mIU imI tilt, n.-cllnHill lif h*M Munil.iy ul 3:4{>
•W 4M 't-'ueL .
.I«r* |»I•»!■(,I al^
1'f-Jr*. w . if . k*iVv.
;g werv: J r ,
RCbR.i.
^
IV- rW.‘ P. *ICba T , r. ,
Ik i« Mil!th
Mr*
Mr*. Mddr.d Mi .Wxiuid«r. ' n « - '«livnh m* prr*ei . o
a wrydiitarvvlim.' talk.
Ivdi' Derby.-Mr* J.dtw
ni>un<t-t*.llu- rv'i o whiih
' M.
vVn,«Lli>>rt,
'.Uri, ' ,W
U
,
v
rh‘
M*
Mr- taut hen rtn; N srrh les a< M - \|
'on. Mm Murtl’.i.
. tjhiw b, ii. i— -r.Mt wO'ti
r».ite*r:
*••**» ii.-Xii-ui. ue~i«sei*«t.
I 'il(tiA;i:iT tm iTo). r-'N
HALL AND PKNTLAND
FLORIDA EXPOSITION TRAINS START
FIJIItlDA TIMES.t'NION
C ertified l*nhllc A rrou n ta n ts
Incom e T a x C on su ltan ts
8. C, GRAY. Uesldent Manager
» » » First National Bask Bldg
-
a* suggestions fftr the i get his name in the paper*. When
Florida going Into the |he advocates this measure and aJmlt* that he has recently put the
a million dollar sppiopriatlon came proposition squarely up to the gov
from fellow* seeking (obi for them ernor of Florida, It mean* that n
selves or their rriendt, wre did not man of demonstrated business g-nha* concluded that the end to
consider It seriously. But when S.
Havles Warfield, president o f the be obtained is well wotth the price
that must be paid.
>7ii*,<i*r^ Afr
rallnmd. an in
Were Florida neopie generally
stitution that ha* built over too
miles of new track In this state re tonvtneed that (Via million dollar
cently ami it getting ready to build
T l" ? ' S '*}** ,n •
aildres*
, , a* ■
k** ‘ ■>ked to Governor
ala rtin about It and has the goverL°-r..A >,.t" kln* on
subject, the
matter becomes oni for the verr ee* i
riout ronsideration.
U ,B " P illio n lo
n Z i" iZ* "iTTi f° r thl* propaganda
and he will liecomr responsible
f u ^ x ‘ h*
which C head,'
hour wa-i i-njoyed. 1i*fu
or tasphorr'. i* c m*j j , r.n
t«ku *» f«
'A
m iio I
ti k Hke arkj
.pritlLoinV j
kir
if
r* rh fh rf j ! {
- htti U+9 V# \0t“.
•*1 , K m 9
oy thi' h-
Mr«. / ’. At. Elder, vd-.,.
•V'Wer, Mr*. Torn V.lllut
O. J. I'opr, and Mr*. J, M.
Substantial Jeutl
in a Sulwtantial f it /'
108 Magnolia
D .A .R .M e m lH ’ r s A N k c fl
To Attend Ilijr Picnic
1 hi 8late 11f*11-ri- aI
the Jan Mhcldi-fi Cbapti c |>.
••f Nov* tlMcrra will bo tm k
«•* at *\ in nlr nv»v Siitut
I II tic- R •
r N. w S'
in t rlebr t,f«-n uf I l-itda I >«
FOR RENT
Magnolia Avenue Hou*
• Unfurnished
Three nxmis, Sleeping Porch, Hath.
DaricA 1*6 Hc'vrlv un
laiiku Mary Tonight
Near South Side School.
Rental $30.00 Month
Dean-Berg Corporation
InHurance— Loon 8— Heal ENtatc
107-9 *So. Park Ave.
Sanford, Fla
'•*1 ril.-wUv 1*10 tln-n
lionie rvi.iitl> isibtpk-l
nvilh- Avewnv. t1r,4T
Herald Huildinff
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Sick M en
Earn N oth in g
In ■ g ro u p o f six mi-n w ith in a v«
Invalid o r « crip p le.
*
) ou 1d o n '* <hink y o u w ill In* that 4
to ta k e a ch a n ce ?
In com e in su ra n ce roata hut little
r,l5* . R > '°« <*«*n*t c a r r y th is tyi
m * th ink w hat it w ould mean tu
o n e in aix.
Taking Sides
Ih Sometimes Bad
Polotick, But Using:
o n d
can y o u aff«»rd
VIre. C, P. Ilcnd-r
i*n the uui’-ts <>f
• H, Tlvgltltnt at '.
'<•» First Street,
thrtr Iv.me *1 Jan
_
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MISSES LEIGH AND DRAWN W E S T S
OF HONOR AT LOVELY rOPR'I ESY
“ *iV -,r» . . V
Ilf
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liih ity- t*t r-Vw.qthh
n
'V.pi It ..
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4
1chuir-t p»-r| g lu x l eftfllr n f
I
S id in g
ds Always A Good Policy.
I^et l Ts Supply You.
-HI be a time for It g few months
”
' l * - L , ,u l El •
‘ Vtlandn speat hetC .T r 't d a* the guest* <(
224 M agnolia A v « .
1 .with „ <UJk. fl.t
y|f
uke.JUr g
ft*Hin •>t 4 fr .fr
is will 1-i* jkhntluv
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•* w^ctnuraMitkir.*iofeij
TTTEjjANFOnn HERALD, TUESDAY, >MARCH U> 1»27
dianapolis H itte r s
orm A s Tribe Takes
Baltimore Game B y 1 2 -9
'<>fi k i ■>
^.1.1..
m >a • ama m -« ■core follow*:
hf pan with a triple and tingle.
I* felfeo scored one nm himself,
oltke brought in two counter*
Ith ■ healthy swat for three
»»r* «nd himself srnrrd twice.
Adm itted To Florida B a
YOU -D R IV E - IT
SAVE TIIB COST OF
CnAU fTE L'R
West Palm Reach’* new lawyers
iong the 08 people to be admit- • re Emory N. Bowman, William
R. Coaby, II. E. Dennison, Joseph
N. lieaser, O. J. Myers. Henry J.
iPNicll, and James R. Roads.
Other successful applicants aref\*
Harold A. Henderson o f PalatkaJ
Virgil R. Jurson, W. H. Phipps.1
and_ Cecil
R. Smith__
of Lakeland
____ _________
Robert \V. Ware of Sanford, W. O.
Abernathy, F t (.auderdale, Ocrt
G. Ashby, Orlando; G. 8. Austerman, Delray: WalUr K. Barnes.
Dade City; Robert M. Barton, flt.
Petersburg; (lardnm C. Bellin
ger, Cocoa; John II. Bode, Gainesrille; Fred M. Burnt, Orlando. *
Willard D. Campbell. Stuart; J.
J. Carraher. S t Petersburg! Jean
Cobbev and L W. Cobhey, Haines
City; R. U Crawford. Coral Gables
William 8. Creerey. Ft. Myeds;
William V. Custer, 8r.. Bsinbridge
Georgia Francis'C. Dart, Sarasot*
Clair A. Davis. S t Petersburg; II,
J. Denton Orlando.
J. 8. Disijur, Jr„ Ft. I s'lderdala;
F. C. Dame, Ft. Pierce; E. A. Don
nelly. lake Wales; H. B. Gordon,
Sebring, C L, Gray. Orlando;
Furressful
Tampa
aspirants Janies R. Guthrie, Gulfport. Mies.;
ware Frvd S. Abraham. Seth Dek- J. L. Homer. Coral Gables; M. A.
W. Rhommie A. Duncan, John M. Jacobson. Tallahassee; J. D. Kin
.tUilney. Krrblr T. Herron. Paul sey. Artmlia; Anna A. Krivitsk),
l*ke. Colon O. Parker, and John Tstllaha>xe;
Kenneth
Iawing.
'|f. Allison.
Bunnell; Frank E. lawman. Wash
•.[Those who successfully passed ington, D. C IWtrnthy H. MrDougl
bar eihminationa from ington, D. C.; Dorothy McDougJacksonville are George E. De- lase, Brunswick. Ga.
Ugh. f , P. Llch, S. G. Mitchell,
W. W. Preston. Sarasota; C. J
ward McCarthy. Jr., Natlun Sahur, 8t. Petersl>urgi T. II. 8eL
Newman and John W. Williams
lar, Lre«hurg; J. G. Simms, Or-
get an awful lot of so called stuff
an his ball sUrted on the firing
Totale ......... 41 9 ll
“ Iff . for the Indian* and in the INDIANAPOLISab. r. h.
fnw inning*, he worked the Orioles Matthews, cf. ...„3 2 2
[mated him for nine wholesome
run* The clouting tn all comer*
We rent out high rla*« ca n
of the moat reliable makr< on
the understanding that you
do the driving and virtually
aeaeme
nwponiibllitjr of
ownenhip while doing ao.
Tbit new ayatem allowa tboae
competent the prtviledge of
driving and of saving the
coat of a chauffeur. ^ ■
REEL & SONS
Myrtle and 2nd. S t..
fo4ir room apartmrnt wanted in
•uthern part o f Ranford. Glre
dl pardcular* to " a A. H "care
mud.
18
•
VE BOOM— Bungalow for rent,
^ply M i Park Av*. Phone 224.
KNS'—Tortoise shell rim glaaiev
t Sunday. Finder pleaa* rern to 210 Park Ave. and receive
ward.
s
ChurchwelPs Specials
36 Inch Plain
$1.00 M en’s Black or Brown
sure throat
n III
hreolui up the
asllon that rauaaa pain. . It
r ’ disappoint* and doe* not
the skin.
■i,a 33 rent bottle o f St. JarJU a t any drug alum. .It h«»
.
J*Vmn tended for Cfi years
luaertlon.
Iheref-tre
EmYlHTIStfANCR
OIUHaAd
jd fk * should be aotlfled at
b se msde In perao • si "The
Eire Harald office or l>r
,r
Telephone dlsronllnfee erl»ra ara not valid.
UU*I> ICATPON INI>i:X; The
•visa classification* ara
■iirdirrd and numbered f-.r
(ohtenn. They are msde*
lip* ||.rurally and nuinerIf. The ada under each hea.|.
ire alao made-up alphabethr tallowing schedule (ells
rrice of set solid ads from
ir-rd■ to Ik word, for one to
IMcrt'-jn*. When renlrrrd
h srs onlered. each line will
tmti'cd s i ( words,
h ■ 'fd ra l, applies to sack
nio'i. for esample ll word,
ft mscrilon, ai te a word
ale i: limes :* nr II)* ; ads
itlnlne less than
__ Ik word*
oaaisif as It word*.
‘-r further information *»«•
’N‘ *Vf kTV WORKS
'• ' • < «»»•-. I W . Hsibling IJWh
tractor Gmeesi Slugs g Mill Work
I h iO
[ T u t it*
1 A B t O’
J?.
LINCOLN
r o u t — HlKUSON
Edward Higgins. Ine.
aiul llati'w 1'feinting, ||& >,
Commercial A Palmetto. Phone 331 rfench Ait-. Phone iSa&V. , ,
REMiNULK IIUDSON-RS.SKX
*— I' innnrlal
INC.
M3 Oak A s^
Phone 41
.Harford "roperir jn
amount'
FOR 8A1.K
I9M CHEVOLKT TOURING
.SPLENDID CONDITION
rrs, iky |Uvt Central Ave„ OrUnJc,
1U20 FORD COUPE
OVERLAND TOURING
FORD ROADSTER TRUCK
FORD SEDAN
W'hite llighlryman Inc, Sanford
m arvani .v
i.A k m in v r
^— Huslneita Service
0*1 TO t V t i f Y
anfdr
l Hirer'.
nfr aivl
P ‘\ * T
11— .Miserllarteti
buibbt
Warner. *VaVI
Valdca
I’ark nrw1 l e*ntmental
o l f Temple
liUNGALOM - Aftrartivrly fur
1
fur .a i, f ,
i, || |.i (
nlshml, 5 r". mi, bath, sleeping •ash Fat, ave C om pany, i
parrh, duuble garage, ntr* lawn and I’ ll.M ine W rit Fltal M rv rl
abrubbery. Cash fl.UOil. I.aiame 4 f..M, Fla
year*. Mr*. Nm'.mum, nr«t to Tas
ty Shop, Park Avmua.
OUR BOARDING IIOUSI
‘
R TE N T IO N o f bodily
watte inthe blood itcalled
• ” loslc condition.” This often
give* rise to a dull, languid faelIng and. sometimra, tosic beckache* and headaches. That the
kidneys are not functioning
properly iaoften shown by bum.
Ing oe scanty passage of aretetiotu. Thousand* have learned
toassiat their kidney, by drink
ing plenty of pure water ami
th* occasional use of a stimulant
diuretic. 30,000 uacra give
Doan’a signed endorsement.
Ash your neighbort
R
LUMBER and complete line of
building material, law
prices.
Security Lumber Co., “ Where GooJ
Grade* Coma From’* Maple
and
Sixth. Phone 7l»7.
THE N E X T HIG LAN D BOOM
$27.50 Ladies’
Liidies Voile
h-nrhrduli-il for Soulhi-rn Trxn« un-l i. „ni<!
to Ihj now under way.
Silk Dresses
$22.95
Gowns
95c
36 Inch Baronette
80 by 90 Striped
Satin
Bed Spreads
Hundreds O f Tourists
have kodaked thin Main Entrance und Uainlmw
Pool and (lardcn, and hardly a day goe« by that
out of town or local people do not utte thcac a* aettlngM for group picture* of the occupant* of the
car* that come to Highland Park for that purpose.
When You Are Ready To Build
Sunshine
A. IA. ROilhlTER
i Avenue
Phone 2I2-W
lore) Suggestion for Every
■ Occasion
lore! Design, a Specialty
MANENT WAVINO — 110
I IIS. Marcelling by eur ex*
operator. Blue Bird Beauty
pe. Phone 34D-J.
Phnnngraph Repairing
Piano. Tuning
By rxiwrt* with 17 year*
aaperirncr.
Sanford Music Store
and Gift ShoptMi
Room 10 4 11 M. I.aiidVr Arced.'
Phone a.t2.
FOR YOUR HEALTH’S SAKE
TRY
CHIROPRACTIC AD
JUSTMENTS. DR. W. E. MAC1KHJGAU LST NAT’L BANK
BLDG. I'liONK 402-J.
CONCRETE in every shape and
License plate C r tt tM
form, blocks, til* roofing, urn«' city or between here anil Ml, nientaD, etc. Hanford Cement Prod
Return to 50M Myrtle Ave. uct* Company, Fifth and Mtple
Ilsye*.
St*. Phone 112-W.
Silver ruff pin with blue set
ClJkHENCE SMITH
(J if returned to Herald ofGeneral Cor.tractor
6U0 West First Streak
at Pfcon* 441
ulomohllgft
•
Your Home Is Built For Your
Life Time
And prrhu|* for that of >our children and your
children'* children. Iluild it after your own plana.
Cut oul tho builder'* profit, even though he build
at (he urenent low prices, and do not forget that u
houHC built even a few months'ago muat be sold
at u trvmcndnuH reduction on its actual cost and
without any builder’s profit at all to bring ita cost
in you down to what you can youraolf build for
today.
I
t
t « r Nalc
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1 — ■“ 1
liFXT BUY IN AGItH t’ l.TUR
AI. LAND
In The *tatc trt Ib.rtd*
In Ihe fluSinr Wrtl m-tri, I ties
>«nf»rd, with day .ub...il,
«t
- I iiMinijrru « Herr
wa*
tie highway and one mile fro.
•'
' iti< * r .ml
R It. ataiiuri.
♦•wv. IrtTvi* a , Ka-I <*ritUn
ft,
Already '< lea red. Perfect
jxlsiii mfen a wife t
drainage.
UNFURNISHED FLAT. 4r<
\ irgm «ol| o f un.uri MhhfiI fet li
I havr tM-rp Ilf
privatr bath, l i a r In, very
[tovr foe the pwvt tw(. yr*t> Ur
tibty, will grow anything
vi-nirnt, 1221-2 pylmrllu Ave
n*w
b
o
p
r
s
iiif,
,
I.INMI Acre* ia tlnita ,.f
art,<
I **» fi»rrr<l to takr a Kami tn It
FURNISHED
APARTMENT— *• many as ymr arbnt
'•■-K# waMnl til grt ill. I f, In
for rrrtt, attractive four loom , AT A PRICE SO l o w IT W l l .l
astmiHW, amounting to IM.oun NKr
-Make Your Head S»im “
and bath; duv»itsiairs; garage; rea
r w» oily lnrrva*r«t II t.i Oust It
Home Seekers, Here Is Y»ur
sonable. 220. Oak Ave. Ph.ine 10U.W
gutrfr-nm fit) MM Shr '
«•» t»n my Wife unJr.. I hr|pr.| bar
It M»y Never Cask* Again
If you rpn mskr s small ■ash maritrr htr husbemi 8b, . ai«| .b , i
payment and finan> o your first wouM tell my wife about our Inti ,
mar fra | Iwram* fright, n
. |I
crop, ll will tasily pay for the agtssa.
lend
" I Ifiugbi thr pirtarv wife, ini
If y«u sir broking for a “ Snap"
*»rrnru*T yn-t hrmigbl n down In '
liens || |.
Sea Me At Onte
m)l! . P° rk.” 1 t-mgbt Ibr ...S
wrlgbl tbr,r w«rk. brfor • tfer
W M YOUNG
murvler I alto rarvird the <M«i« i
Bargains tn fteaCFstate
Park Ave and fain men lal Si
TWO rooms, ht»< henatte'and haOt;
beautiful outlook; all Imnrove - l — Acrrnjre For
mental
attractivnly
furnished;
moderate rent by week. Young's
Apartment*, office 200 N. Park
OUT
AND
MAIL
or buy
Y , . h* re “ ° waiting far mines to ba dug or wetle
— y y * * t>uil« be lore you get dividends when ri*
L4« h' 0 l d eferred Stock. W ith «ha
P o ^ rp U n ta h o w n above and the other largo new pc
near uanfard and all the Caropany's other power p
capacity o f about on*
*u*°wa|tso4el'edrfc*fy.TbeCocT>[wnj
r iT s
Park Avenue and Commercial S t
Of flea Tal 777.
Residential TrL 775.
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ten 8uT MN dRAt OMt ?
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•To CHAu, rt MAP v
f » t U ‘ i4ev c v u r f f L u B
AR M A 'W
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Wa i l o &e p . c o o d b ^ /
MARC
Au
S f c M EYCLUCriVfi f '
By Taylor
A M Y -tF
Go.Mkk*rD?‘ T ThC4C J®
TOVkl HAVC l b PVC*. {
DOWN TV4C SriADC -
T M ttK lriT tV S hisiiaq
I DIO
MOMt
RiOtff im VOUL Ate > V
•Jrm,cn« In M iam i. D ayton aD t
i^ ^‘ ‘‘ J 4, •nd ‘ wwnty-two lea pUnta Incaia^
U
W eal Pahn BaachTbaytonaMi
8*nk>rd, St. Auguatina and Pansacnia. Oreal ■
mho**
not only for tlda day and c
■n
'ocoa~- Florida Pow er A Light Gx ■
It'a buatneas ia one which e ftt
" * W f A l f f gW T. Florida Power It L k b t Cov M H E R * T
vwipquenUy when you invest U, ciur V l*rrtai:r!>
,fWW *"*' y°u aeuings erg SARK. vW.Rtnr-k piya;
•vary ) month* whk(tamount t o 7 * aMiar. , . < 4
r
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b»tV> V ltACiU o]r ilOOhTO
( >P0M A Vr0rfCl0&2| -1a * t x - i t v l
A DOLL OV
-*v>- ktM. a - E G A R —/ i U P W 1 /
UUOLEU^A*.
\ ?»L 0 < e^ V /
-tMltf# Ua A V\Ak\R
h u A lR V f ^
>bed tsnW r re
butting tho car
he kiwi wont to
•- Snyder and I
M In !K» li-ioif
Inek We ii|><>ve.(
We the iiidnX
lined the i**k
Correct
and watch then grow
and develop. .. Just
give U a (rial. "Your
Money Hack If You
Are Not MsDefied.”
R k I o v lr?W lN v i £ p c
I MW W A R t A ^
! V lk iA f <3A\JE VOU ■
(/ 'TtlC IM P R C v ^ lO k i
F u r n i t u r e c « 114 i.park a .* t.NK, lts l MK1, , , ,, „ . , ln h(M,
Famous maternal linee: “ Why,; far rent. 402 Oak A««{
Interi
Willie!
Iluw did yuu ever grt trt«ipteiL Aiudv W if.
your knuckle, »« dirty 7*
| W a R I * Aeau
Uo u b l TRIM CO.
•w the ear, oat the owner.
I t ? fug Oetlmalea.
f - V . RADFORD
Sunshine
Chick Scratch
RHONE 639
**We Deliver
The Good*.
r n i f f .t t o i u i w u L
vsitW pitidfoh t c f
M6
unfurnished
ife entramv
.Alapie Ave
CLEANING, PRE8SING, DYING
cnU TM .KR
A f. FULLER MOTOR CO —“ We do It Better,” Try u*. Roy
"H Av*. at 10th fit. Ilvone « i? al Cleaner* and Dyer*, J. C, Jackwin, 30& East Second Hi., Phone
IJODGK
481-J.
First fit", tmfurtiiahed apart<
■trv car* and Graham Tracks
writ for rent, vafettt April 1st
HADDOCK
STEAM
PRK&tERY
and IStk St
Phone 8
A Myitle AW Mrs. Noble.
—Clesring, pressing, tailoring
«N 8 * C O W /N CO^ Auto |06 S. Palmetto Avenue. Phone
THREK-R im i M Furni.he.1 Apart
lat<>r and sheet metal work* 140-J.
mcnl. Apply Hi raid Office.
*n|, orviamefitai nheet metal
Tol 7IG-W. 207 French. METAL lUpiFING —The Roof Kvrrlaating.
Metal
slilngte.;
•tuuding su m tin and galianuml
IAN FORD B U C K CO.
roofs. See Jamrv II. Cowan, Oja
2IS Mdgn dia Ave.
ave. and Third HI. Phone III.
• Phone M7
MATRESSE8 pru|irrly renovated, 1C— l!nu»r» For llrnl
f liUPt—MARMOND
one day w rvkr in Sanford, by
jvanfoni Autumoluie ia
BUNGALOW
for rent. «>«
Kan ford klalrraa Factory. Phoa*
■agnolia Ave
PhoaIfM.m* and bath, rtimkra iunveil
ieftren; double garage.
Apply
J l.W fm AND PAIGE
VIGII f.CHRIKKNIlEKKk PRINT U20 Park Ave. I’h..n* 033-W.
RIVE’? GAtfAfjr.
MHJP — Printing. Fmgravlng.
I * Hanford Dealer
^mb"S/ing S a us first. W’e dc HIX ROtlll—Ifoute with bath-fur
»• l»t 8L
phana
t Phone 417-W. IL It. Avanua- ren:. West First 8t. Apply 117 P»p
lar 8t. W, |„ Harvey.
r VU U iA M rfN G WORKS. ' ommer. tal Street.
1 AAD 1104 DCKAR TUCK8
U. H. 1. I a i teriea.
-JKP80N WANTS TO SEE YOU**.
r"
Bisinbuior* (.handle!
House, Hotel, AtwrtMMt'Heiuff.
®
t.mmerctal kvenue
anything In FOraRara Jl I'm *'. Vl
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riO U D A POIVZX & UCH T Of)
SEW POWER PLANT NEAR
FORT LAUDERDALE *
A home conforming to the high Ideal* along
which Highland Park I* being developed, you can
Ituy one of thcuo beautiful building aitea at auch
a reduction in price na will go a long way toward
l<aying for the house. Or you can arrange for
term* that will greatly help you to finance it.
Hut thorp conccxxion* are fop u *hort time only,
are intpinlml lo Htimulntc immctliatc buildinw of
the Hffh! klml. und will Ik? withdrawif on noon tut
building i» w p II untlor wav. I have hundred* of
building plan*, with coat* figured, and the*c art? at
your tlia|M)*ul.
PILLS
a
o f . e rtX 'fK , n o j l u *. *
Cornett n request for blue print* of the High
land Park Main Entrance, by a developer there
who nay* he drove nil over Florida n few montliH
ago, that he found no other main entrance no beau
tiful and he want* permimdon to duplicate it there.
Imagine how beautiful it will be when the many
ornamental ahriilut And vine* that have been
planted all around it have hail time to grow!
'T iV yi \ j
I 7— lluHinoMt |*lnrrs For Kent
Park A ir, in
Enquire \v w.
Bleaching
From Far Away Corpus Chrisli
o
ATTRACTIVy looms to rent fur
stora* or office, at Park Ave
and Commercial Mreel.
W. M
Voting. Ownnr. 50ff Park Av*.. op FtlR SAI F -Two I i In U*k Kill
WE CLEAN YOUR RUGS
TWO R E FR IG E R A T O R S^?;,,.* poaito Court
*n>i tan fa|i In |lt, a Vlata fUtA
'••'H, rash poym»n
• rx ltffiM t«»
ABSOLUTELY CLEAN* » ror.ftillnn; |>n<rJ rvaMifanlf.lVr*
jnn'U rkln, Inc. Mrldinder Arvada.
Ult purrhasrr. Ik i a r t r t lia rURANT
FOR
RENT
Phone K8U,
Our rug cleaning plant la
prv|)(«ltion for man ai
th soma lapital.
See
atrictly modern.
OR SAt.K - O n t n u l ruir*. ima'I
'*i— MlHcrllanroua F or Sale
Lincoln Hotel.
*d
laige.
china,
el.
«i||
Myrtl'
Phone Orlando Ih’Jl.t «>r drop
ve. first floor.
ni'MINKHS i o c a t i o n
Prices same n« Orlando. Kiiaa
M CE STORE r>N>m ISriu at
FOR HALE;- I
ua a card and our salreman
•H Magnolia Avenue Santable f»r
Pmrtl' j'ly newmail business; rent reasonable,
will call to ace you.
flu—lllfidrnrillr
nidy •« A P. Connelly A Sons. I IW. IllM»\|S; Of flitviily
Mattress Co. 1122 Church St.
he*u*rhms4 f«»r*t«htn{, will
II MAgn.dia Ave. Phone 4R.
Ultly ha*.
Orlando. Florida.
1.1— UiNims With lki;ir«l
OFF1CIC »TiH itKN T-ife MaUch
. * Wf . Apr ,> A- r Cennelly A
Sons, Magn. Iia sod 2nd
PIA N O B A R G A I N „ff„
ROOMS, with er wltheut meals.
'.pright ssdnl walnut r a «c ( .
Reasonable rales. IJmuin H old IU— Houses For Sole
Any other locatirn with no muny attrnrlivc
feature* und no free from every objection?
939
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t?r. A t.
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V i t L L \MC o .
V U M V fc Q l EM
WANTED— Childrrn'a
Mrs. Higgs, Phone H2C-J,
W H ER E CAN YOU FIND
PRICES—
$1.00 to $3.00
Plus T ax
By William
as,
I I — Itoom* Withi.ut IBmrH
That no building wile* in Sanford ran be com
pared to those in Highland Park, and what every
body »«>•» muat be ro.
Successor T o Caruso
In Metropolitan
Opera Company
Sunshine
Chick ^tarter
l-known druggists say everyuias Wyeth’s Kage and 8 ulCcnipound now because it
• so naturally and evenly
•body ran tell ll has been apIt's aa easy to use, too. You
dampen a comb or soft
and straw it through your
E , lisa intlasd nt Ilia nurd
Te»r*t s**ragaa a line.
Hilil'iNM ADA. will ba r»L (or natrons and cull,ri»r
fe feri-'diat'•» f»r payment.
Eg transient orders ara parL II a-t<anra e( publication
C/WtM) I(Oil It: r.p y r r « l « .
g f b Herald off Ira by lliie
■ will ba published lbs same
OUT OUR WAV
EVER YBO D Y SAYS
For Thrifty, Healthy,
(fuirk (inw lnif llaby
( hick* Feed
at.
K f..f |r«i than Jar.
t f l i n T IIATKM V.... __
B ,j>. n r»<|u»»«. arid rhars'-l
OET THE N»w Saijfnrd llnmtr
Plate display!-ig bunch of celer
fl^rO each. Hudebakrr Agency
ban Juan Clamge Co.
building. Why pay the Architects
vveral hundred dollars for plans,
when you ran get the same frv».
and keep your money in your pork
32 Inches wide
W orlds Greatest
D ram atic Tenor ,•
Makes
Them
Grow
Slora for “ Wyeth's R ag*an t
or Compound.- you will get
^•-bottle of thta old-time re
improved by the addiiios of
iofrwdienU, all ready to ua*.
ly 73 cent*. This simple mis
an be depended upon to re
natural color and beauty in
and number nt In-
™ * > * 5 rlf you jar* thinking >f
firat tla*v >..n.lit nm. worth fit
I .r*t lim it first serve, Jt*- Fir
Arc planned for Highland Park ami will Ik* un
der way a* noon a* the local money vituation ha*
looxened up and builder* are aide to finance them.
QooJ Health Drprtulj upon Qood
Elimination.
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I
a , I I par m l# n b n l u l . b e ass Mtlui-ed r a i n ara fur
L < i n » -------Na
m sartlnn aad
H ouse Dresses
M e n ’s Suits
$9.95
Elimination!
ll
O xfords
Sheeting
$12.50
MartineUi
A W *Q
Suiting
39c.. .
9-4 Brown Pepperal
March 24, 8:15
n o
f f * ■ Transient u r t .r s ara
,4 s R in t lf e l to th e num -
Ladies’ H appy H om e
Watch
’•*" ■"4 congestion i* gone,
clljf ?—Y*i, Almost Instant refrom rhgat cold*, aorethmat,
I
lutckache, lumba
" k
go follows a grna fW
tie rubbing with
81. Jacob. Oil.
llub this soothlog. penelratlng
oil right on your
(
chest und like ma
Rireelief t
,
Kt Jarolt. Oil U y
1
harmless
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nent Mlibhipiick
break* ibeti
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WJ
/j]\ Inflaination
of
36 In c h G len fa st
Voiles
A ll Colors W orth 40cents
25c..._
Daytona Beach.
Phone
andw«ft*5Sd{hsr[3
S— Aulnmnlillcv.
ified Rates
Creel
Auditorium
’IJ,
SALE — S Room house
Sumrtifrjin Avenue Mayfair—
waen Union A 4th. »mall pay.
,n‘ — Balanrr easy terms—See or
'te J. I|. lUam—202 N. I*ark.
raue.
Are rod on* *f thoee tin fort u.
Ultra who aulfer with palm In yom
lag out on ray
muscles and Joints, making yon nothing would
mlaerabic. Icaa efficient, Interfering has disappeared
with your working hours, ruining •l »* * M l „UI^
your sleep?
Ton may havr tried many things
without relief. Why not try 8 8 8 T
Far more than 100 year* II baa been
String relief In IbotiMmU of eases, a ir ’ V . ^ VW
•a leatlfled to In unaollcltcd letters
of gratliude.
m r a e ^ ' W ^ ’ T M fli!
-1 suffered from rbcnmallnn for
Planu Jnj ^ 2
a good many years. At limes ray nedkinalb'OUre
wtiuJ»aJ*2
Joints would swan so, I couldn't
bfelldlug you up so that
walk.
I tried most everything. throw*
off
the
raute
, w'
Went In Rot Springs and finally l
decided to try 8 8 S I took a ronrte.
la a short Uma the rheumalio pains
Kgltnit.e If an error Is ma le
Lfaaf'-rd Herald w ill not be
Ci«-•*'- for m ore lliao one
Too l.ale to Claaalfy,
PARTMENT WANTED—Three
Rheumatism
be nibbed
ly, Winter Raven.
Thd Resid
Robert TV .v/i ere o f Sanford was
Miller, p
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Hams. Sarasota; Robert L. " d 1
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er
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M. I' A. V» t « n tifl nek1 M .mt i f l#am cnrniherv are in l » Haiti* i
lUj.fM.nv,
the l»*.H ' in in* m l at a prallmmarT w aiKn M»n>
avriMiry grttlng down in dae m m eiat ami final detail* ar•>»i» n-'iV *1 rat-lng lii.mm tut mitg*d.
S p r in g s P u r s
T m -P ta }," Oia ittunry la h* r«l-e t
I n a L. IrK ny h lo art aa
aid |e u«m| far larry.n* tb.- " V * la lia r l In M a n u a l nf l ie f..rra«
iktutich it . nrti«i1i*» .luting ihr. lie In |a be w n iln l Iff Mayor* J.
fi«.a l t n r Ju-ei v’ arttpg,
I. Well* and J c . Uait, *lk i will
TW rnmiaviwlmg
ami Iraer tinder thrir <harg* tk* fid
l i t n M b a t ' a ( iHotr i» « i m r « i i
tram .-uptain.; W. M. Mc
i*rt J. lav at luncheon in th*, nci» - Kinnon. K. A, Walthall, I a Verne
ln.de Cafe and CH*t» heart > talk llart, W. K inilh. |„
tVHawt,
Kv lUrritl K. U m ar. <utr .-ryan- i Ude Byrd. F>*d « . Wlln. ii. J rj.1
leer f ie Ib e V M 4*. A Mr llm m . "barm. II ('. |feill«* ami Walter
M kltlal I ho H*o*ii<«d* rim ipy M Hat nr«
urgfe.titalk.n
fp l
«U lln l
|ol
the .-one ration nf |W "Y * , hr id
year, f f t m l many
l**i night al I be Hotel F »tr**i i
tiin far ih r ilr h f and rmwwrag- lake, '-r-'UffM oat plan* far a
■d Him* akii are to take part ,•% fffent amount i f new tr e k during
the work.
•
The f haaiU-T o f I — »rrp will
lie i.e il a< Wad-iuarl.rv during
ItA lK O K D , Fla M ar
Ur* chmpalyn
Rady i n l i n e *
( INS) — fttifu* Chimaar, IS
«•* l-« lv held, a ii'T linx In I 'l f v
> m»r-oM C la y C o u n ty kQIar o f
Mu r w r r th o a r t, S a lly Bojrl*
» « t *l*ctro cn tm l a t th a * t « t «
priaon fa rm tod ay.
I I * waa takon in to lh o (loath
rh a m b r r a t 10:41 o 'c lo c k anft
w *v*n m in u tr* later, a f t e r o n
ly on# c h a r y f o f ru r r o a t k a il
Youth Of (ire^n CWe
Life For KUtfng f i t
Fiancee 2 Years Ago
Parents Wait For
Body O f Slayer f
W AJIHIN0TON, Mar * l~ U N i|
W ASH ING TO N,
Mar. 22*
Cumtituin* in M<*naiiai art> ItwI mudant imiUdr* Inu k f t m ••
t rwiinc and It *IM not V n*r,-.«
‘ l * » r down-* uw t k fa ll* * *>>
vrnirrnt in M riitu in up r ffo ft I -*ry for forrtKwro, I., ***-UKt<i l * rMjr, S*rrwtsrv .if Slat* K*d
obtain by »ut h a t>rnrr.< what t‘
ii V
iui . f-.il tr diplomat L' irntn hay
Vff itn U m l » —!*V Ur lirlt-'.T.
r(klli‘> in tkr land and iirtridr-i-i' that <L.it|f*r to forrlan livr* a.*l
I.IW i O tllti'lfl f ,
pn>|.*rt)r nb*«*.l
Till* » « » tli* ncr*|itn| int*r|n
I'm .irl G *n «i*l IU u i i ami Sir rtmtlnn brrr li.ltt of Ihr tntr if
lii'K Fr»»*«,["•'*, A un i Iran i*|ir»-turtmiMitV ahrutd l»rm lnatW « i
• ota'Jtra imi \H* bhauchal own I
(h r kirtWaii Atnrrt. an AnU'Smia
rl|ta| i. incil. hayo la-rn rmp.**’ ’ *
al rijr tr*»t\
TI.- aln.irtto"* 1- nt iii iM-cidlatr th<> futuro .t»i.i»
tbia itra tv b-i t ■i *.n th* hn»; > nf t l r hit*rnathaul »*ltl*m <rt
wldr*|fn'od no.l «*rloU« "ifuayltt
Th« .|u*MSiin >d t»- .>cnlti »n of
■ f art... Kto| i.!,m.iMtt,.o ajiuii; O
’ hr t’hntnn,-** ffolrrmrnrnt h »» l»,d
ti i
i*|ti inttii lionJrr.
ti**n •• irsuii of th* imioirutt
II
>M u( Ik r lrr.i*
itt»*’ ysidnr* yt ^ha*»irt.*t. h, I
1| »»»
’ •*1 l'i Ihr flfrt turn pi • «-a raid
f l a i r t ilt (o m p a n t A w a rd ed
"til* h i
* liiMiti ( ill,-*, T>.
l l a n l S u r fa n n a O f S la te
.mCfittiL ill *.»f MtflfV mrriwIM tui'
[. l(iKid T o O rlan do 1’or Sunt
Mould twi 11. nfllmr of Hi* rm lal
tC K ir c .it in K
4 T *.7 -'O lt|
t|u «-ll D m
1
4i «li| >i|.
wid* Ho- i t . . . ' i- ,d ainu an
annatiaitio- •<» i * •nti:wtuii* w
ml*# and ■
ittaty i>|i|«*iriili,
• f i'all^
i . alit f\ .i, -p*ll lb
. ml of I La ta il** ffotpi i.f.iraly.aSi
in ll r oyiinii ii nf many l l i t b t i .
■ibnrnm. hrn, and yilou** tljr |
muntry orr* mar* intn ihr nu*t
•t"MM nf rrmlutnm,
on wills’
i'llb h ha* la 'IilD t l* . urd It.
IVh.ihri th» rinliar*.! i* t<* r
I’ ftcd I* purr!'’ a ip itirr nf rp**nl-.
•••« in U .i
.
' -lu .
i
*n I. al«Ult rvonlv divlil*d, a ll'
' ’ nnlA n t I'lo lid f* and S«*rM afi
of Klat* K.II .*X arf "ilrltl « l » . «
itm W4trr. 1»* i will urd *vn
dltriHM II. •
It k> nyilnt*a| t tif, t...**. ir r f th*,.
’.Ii* uhtnyatinii of ihr trraly la >
firm an,t u m iu r y ’d*ti to tb* lift
m « uf til* rnibarfv. I t * irrau
III Its** • mbarv’ii W. (I IMridryw n4
'L.-fim * a *’ tb.* trr t’ T P ®
" rm lii r l b ' rnit-arffii ( m i M IWi |
la* tifnd. Now tb*rw ia nnOMtCf
lu th. way oi it, « r
a fU r |
hi it Motwlay.
T im - i* t, aaun to l* t li«* lhat,|
ih-pit* (ho arair like ttl.m * *1 i
thv Wllitr. II'
I* ’
|mrtin*r»f, n Iduni warniny Ha* a l-’
■va.ly | . » i »rtir*l ini I allr« that
If hi# yoirtmiiMit |i*r»‘ -*« in « l« f
bluMairn ymaikion in ihr la n d liw j
|.. tr ivi i v tlw rmbsra-i ii. iH*H
uli-l to (bllaw th* tr*a l) ■ ih* »*• i
cru.il tutn of "tb* m r r a i "
•’...if .Imliat r*i»’rta in th* han.lt i
nf tli- Stitt* IkiNiitmt’nt from oi. t
n u t . in ’.I. ii.nft nlina that th«
country i« tmmina with r**nln i
|j«ii*rf nrtiritira. Thut f a r f a l l r i '
h*> iMin aid* t«i k**yi 11** aitua- ■
t|»n undri" rnntrol I« wnii«* ihr a r -1
my i« 1**11 |mi id rirl loyal, anwd lar(Mum In- rnrmun hay* •*« n u »- J,
able to *• i anna In «uffi« >*••!
nuantitim t** ilart a r*al donr. ■
t*rv * tin, , m la ip i wa> liflml iH, i •
Killer Enters Death
Room At 10:41 And
Is Dead In 7 Minutes
PAVING (ON I KACT SHINHOLSER AND
ON STATE ROAD 3 B A L L ADDED TO
IS LET TUESDAY “Y” DIREITORATE
A r m s P a r l e y M u s t Ik *
l im it e d , S a y s B u n c o u r
Hk.NFVA. M»rST3— t lS A i- Tlw
ill T m a w rn l ( * t f m w i ahwh I*
latmr I.lnnnad l.V th* league of
Nation, taori kr timit*d in »r«H*rt
M I ’oul Huecsme 1*4.1 Uw |ua|uM*r
lory ri.iomitanNi today.
' It. , r i t * uf the, dMrr»r«*t»* in
ya m th* iia fr im c r » * are |iia#»r.oy uiwl ha Itaniad in ufe-ro, t.ol
.( will Urye*tiwb*aa t’oltaUIUtr th*
ft. t lao ” M ll-.ociail aid.
I ’d* a rt FUd.U and M II* ll-wlertta. I « i sr ••*! » e « r ^ v . * i* •»*
day in th* County Jail * ' allln# th*
tram f,.(> Marianna, abetr «h*y
• ill i.roUI-lv be takan I* a r t #
time fur robberiaa a lh r.d to l»av*
I aeverul w». I - «*••
to Ihe -u'h tlanfurd Avon.e am
i*n uf lb* city.
Tim U,y», both *>f wha-n bar*
(M.nt. - . t. uo r * »rrr-'rd by lb "
t*ctlv» J H tiryen ah«» k#‘ Ur*n
w.*rklr C -•» the ii.Wary rave fuf
«*«rra l art k«V acetta . » ■
fuurwl ia ( tl laiulo »► «• b« •* »*bl
to hare loan In bid tig More Ih*
r a U a io . * • » • Finl rr|«-r1rd ta
Ibe |*JUe.
*
F irst A a a a a l 1 n ot m l low t>(
t ounty
tlrita a iM lIw n
At
H o te l Fotnrwl
lo tk * I j m I
M c h l IW r U r r flU | Saccvan ••.•I that hi. aalff nmamr*
‘ AHar 11a d*ad Umytt r
Th* rWrtMW « f u ffW n , ikAiul who did II."
( H»****** c«i«f ttrwkaa |
rr)a tt, uf th* *ntphir*d u r n
I n i n , th* in v n iw i Mrt*tary aad and a «M h tattnl In th*
tb* I n t iiu r t , tumrthar with an offk* «h(l* th* rmtth wa* t
Miidrva I kjr A. F H‘ U l - , uf S r * i » *t*fwirr hy th* t w t lf •
t ..th, rHirhrr * f th* national r.mn- Th*r will tab* th* body *
. .1 af th* r. M. C. A. last nlfhl
’ rat*r*d th* firm annual c*wr»n(ton * f th* HMwinol* ( uuwty Y. M
f . A. (it th* fl* i* l Format l*k *.
TH* »*«*ion * a * rtarlml with • baa.|u^ h*bi at 4tM n'rlork.
AU nf tb* nffhoro aad dlrvrt***
wbu w r y * ) Uai i*a r w rtr rorUct*d f*r b m ' . i lorm. aad twu
n*w iNrwttn, N t>. HhU'h. l,#r and
J. t. Hall o rr. named t* alt MW
tb* H u n t
Th* add**** * f Mr Moi-rrt*. whu
dwrti >m rural aad l * » » » o k m
th* Uiiilvd Htataa, and ah* r«mH.rtvtr.i th* boat M*c*auat>w«( far
Ha w.irh fu rti.« IH* l « t f »* • ». * m
•tarlare.1 la l>* « * uf tb* b*»l ***C
b*urd in th* ««ty. barm* I I ream.
i.i rdatiuat* Inr carrying an and Im
proving tb* Itmalnol* County ■#hOi.Uollon » • ( * i«ff*»ml
by tb*
>y*ak*e.
ihr r*p»rta uf C. t* tt.df*, g*n•••I •**rotaryi K. I*. Um hia awi
ll.in u n MorrU. rhyawal Jiroc’ or*.
L » livlmut. r-s *rdmg ucnrtrry
and Wdrrvn V. Amllta. tmaawro*
* a r » henrd ami approved Kaab - f
lb* raporta •board progr*aa *tr*r
*bwb many ••ctomatWna o f Marl<(M* war* brord f h * » lb*a* atlanding lb* **aat*n.
V im
dvptcting tb*
»ari«.o(Mwipa lb*iMigb«N*» Iba « -iiniy *• * *
abuwn vw a w !-**•, T V rural ram• unltwa « * r * a»tapl*«aally w*H
r*pr*«*nt*d la tbaa* oslurra. M
otawatloa of Ih* W«lk »a a firm .
IVIcChord Is Added
To L c ja l Sta ff O f
TheVanSwerlngens
W A IIIIN U T U N , Mar. S S -IIN &
thprkaa C. M f O m i a tu n m r
chgimun a( lb* InUrvial* Cmwm *n* CuaiaiUaiuA ha* b *»» w k W
•a lb* legal t la ff uf O F. aadw M.
J. Van ,Sw*rlng*n, l la rata ml flnabf i r n T M T acaulcUUn af M y
I Kurd ia rtgankad *• •
aw «* la lhair propo» d htUMi Am
ur rallru*d matar. aww paadlag
I*fu r* th* rvmmUviun
Met bard »*rv*<i <m tb*
*im is w ar*. h*r4ag to M u m *>l by rfrylilanl T w i In I I H . H*
rr.igaad la. J*auary. IH * . *• <*•
•urn* tk* ptm iiia uf Uw.
III* io»a ** Uen with |h* V a »
tail night tv a* MHPW*: <ar ■".*
**ac, I f IL tft***n*. T. W. I # * ’ **’ g K UighUn. W. M. fWwtt. II. Q.
fan. IlMbatl Ahaffrr. Iu.agwaad|
J. ti. Hall, naaiy vim tod
Faff i t * yaarv. For m l takr, X
ti. Skafun, M V. Whiln*». ll*^ U
u TVrwabaf. ti*u r«* M*rg»n. O- Katlruad, WhWK ia U h* tha
.ia.lv. A- J H<dl». aad I i U ShtW- itaua <4 iba naw Van H*vril
bok**r. a*wly alaalmfc F*C >kr*U m «rt«r *U ". daoutrrad U th* |
lion af tb* mltwrUr grmt* t f •
huid*ra af that raad aabfwg. M
tanana in Ih* ram arCkMa
tiat*d aa o m uf nmauI la tb*
A mu* 14*1 p t'-g m *
tginmant • * • a tW * #
tlay.*a* llardra and Mb
hmttk Ur. K- I*. Hn»
•riglaal waa f*ri<
Ihe lirna-atbMl-
Season 'Hcket Sale
For Baseball Is On
Five Negroes Who K u K lu x e d ”O n e « f
rm
•
ra* ..
fhi-ir
Ran-.
(Convicted In City Court
'‘ llau.iorr" laylur, iw-gro, u«
•i, r*ta*<|c »h a » M maarw lu h#
• Khiuci '■ l.litln y l m P ii R**l-.ria II.JIom Mary l « n r « .
KeaU ami t ’o itec t*.to»m. *11 of
11,a ram* rwior at T*»h»r. ondjy
ila n l Hoar tha- i > la *
fojbbi#
-’NWen.ldy fwT a inirflp*# o f uatuwfai nalur*.**
A <Utt of * nagr.i cwganualiua
In B e r lin O u t b r m k
man K 4.*. Vkribov > « « .»ila4alr
haatd of -tlw affair awl «*n » «*
•Nik
Yb*ir in*aa»t«a!M»*« *ad*‘*
«lth th* arrrat af th* flan ahar*
naraml. all o f vrhum *dml»4*dI be
ing m tb* party. kofnaptdHg Tapk>r hot #w>n* uf them i'* v r tha
itn irr .if the car tn*Jf
“•
wbu did th* twain r
Tlw tnv rally at»’ 11 J iwbwaM tha
fa rt that a nagr* wryantWbm HaJ
ha*b wgaidwM a*d » * a atamapting la dl« late lb* affnkra w*
T ^ o a * llaiW w ". ’ tat M«1mn uf
(he fd> Iwfdrfikl »»
aidl#
aiwralivaa of "«A1* vrap ahcnitlog
the
ia » b # . B f c p * J* J » « S H F -H Tayinr f* r alleged *5mraUua
ire of* iwotiafa af. fe*w.****.I In
at nf tlfk
•*
..4 l,i f l * lM K «»f WPwalroe- dnrktean. wav wafutded thla a x *tug ia poll/a n .jr t brf.gw Judy* W.
)r xe«|iu»m b. not.ro**
F White a ban tb* four wi.men
4l», .if.avrr *aid
Ki ll 4i il>*«n wefe up .-a rharye* af
uclawful aavevnbiy a id kl*> of
H.
'
T h re e A m e r ic a n s H u r t m uTaylor
K m*thrf fliseWut*' miBNw U
»R » kidaappgt Moi4gy
In S h a n g h a i F i g h t i n g r.ighi a# be walkad MHdh on n f ' ' th.- unh-r ar* • » » * ’•*•** 1'•
ionvilt* A rviiur, MAT llu*h*y wllhio tbr a**t fr * J*’ * Fuiim
Mrvet
IHr w m i r t lM, Mary ar* now f c k i a i " • th* j j * # )
itr»*n . waa n.t hultwfrd by U f that Ih* h*a.t g s o v m r f
yaHar that )u n|el fr*o. an »utb- Uull..w'*” i-w-at Inffeofoo* that*.
lrr».
.
_____ 1 nhorefeal, acek-i-thg u‘ • mihiie. which kli Tnyk# #,rT
T*4al Oar. fur ccwh * f the «lr
t « thr N a ry^ ’ l*e l-rt*.rn l hand with a pUu4 and then car
tird him lu th* »«aol.
fradanta am*onlwl t « • I ’M. la ml
Altar H r*m ly braiii-y
» “ * die too. each uf l b * « I# l « »m h fee
altrwpftag l»# hang him, tn# t » » « JM day*.
T W "feufibary mai
I. than Nmd lo havr d*ft » ’ >' m»haV« played ■ |.fnmln**l JMW S
cro f..r dead, lie u’anaa*-'
affa ir but paba* « f £ •
. r><rl ta a N R i 'l ruad «n4 « * • tb*
thrf* picked u». in a w ia l# * - m i» a m will i r played by Ik* » a b
m k n i f b i uf tb* t#rd*r.
fla t* **»*n »l huur* taler.
tt«iJa.r Mwnriary af tha n ty haa*ba|) - ■ir-n iftf1—*
F lu ., an.! larw M
J * 5J
th* kmkl may hr yunhaami wdU
U ana*a#C*d M
M »b* )Uk
U rompUtr, Mr. Wailpr* *ald.
rb* araaun huoha <un|ain »Uk*U
fay *d g u m . and .an ha had to*
*4tb#r gian.trland uf
vt.th ihr ma*** i»P*dty *pp»>
aching, ih* tm»in*»a uffk*a uflk*
r , * « ; . i u ar* *m »yil— ny •*tl*a. I’ractually *«*r« man H*»*d
Ir tw a curo.tr» uf Ih# club d**iag ihr iralatng **a*un ha* I*Iwnwd hi* fignrd rawtraet.
Four Bankers Found
Ciuitty In Fraud Cooe
A T IJk K rX . Mar. O
~ I ISSk-
Fuur f*nn*r wffktUl* u# Ik* d*fumi iUi.k.rc TrvM Company uf
AlianU wrtw fuwnd gwUty b» f*drral )u»y hre* tm knf • * »barge ■<
uimg Uw avail* ta detrgmi TW
tha rv**la. htry which d*4«h*»W#d aimoa' M
rtM Ptlh
> U dtacav
�r
l
I
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T i l K SANFO R D IIE lU U V T U E S D A Y , M A R C H H j 1T>27
PAGE SIX
Ty Cobb A n d Eddie Collins
JonV of tho#« raritie#, • U ft h»n-1 GrvmvlUe are th* r*m »lninr
'
’ I ill*** Who h»# both control and” «blU :«u vl b*#emcn In (im p . tnd th* iaf■ity to *tand up under work. It U nicr I* certain to be carried »«*f
!not difficult to » * * how Elliot pitch* can play. Rood 1*11 for a week - r
led 45 inmjfletc gamra in the two at a tim*.
■Coxal league, for hi* delivery 1#
liaba Herman la playing l*r»t
j*# effortleaa aa the glide of a mean, t ha** with marked tndlffcremv * vt
iKIliott -imply can't mi»*.
‘
'h e ha* no oft* to beat out /»■* the
The team In brief, U topfceavy I job. . Johnny Bml*r'# great #'
with pitcher* and, in fart, l>attrry 1Iner* will ret him tha no*l at *b
candidate# in general.
! Hobby Uarrctt, •Dt-cofa, ia up fr.jm
It had three fntr catcher# U »t j Mcmphia W play third baae but the
year in Chariaa llargrrave*, Oeo* jllp I# that lull Marriott will a p y a r
, rge O'Neill and Hank Iieberry whn t »t_ihr bag again thia year.
|mu»t I* rarried to work
,
with j H a v e
Vance.
They obviouvty weren’t
cnoagh, m Robbie tcyuled Grim**
awav I r •'Hutch" Ifcrtllnt*. of the
A healthy woman i* mayneM
Phinie.
I attractive. tuntally beautiful. !•*
* Meat lime, the infiVUi w " ‘ per i'«u>r #h* emanate* the f « J I « j .
I milted t«» *tand firettv omdi, *# ia, 'o f living. Ib> yeti pm*e»* thi- >t“
^tl *n< .rightfully to behold in !?-’•’» lalrnble i|Ualit>-T IVrbapc you an
'In pirn- o f 1'hitk F«W *t*r ut t v . I Weak herVe*. ailing. 0ft ret l«
jnnd l.ii-i'. Jay Vatriifge Woe culled
ifr im M< inphi# and #eem# t » ia" no
J M l.lN S O N
M ust Play Better B a ll To jiN C H A U TA l
Make Team, Asserts Walsh I'limritiK
A u t h o r it y O
*
A ntiirlan \\fall Cnmt
Ma*#., look* a# g o * ] a# he did in
Ily llAVIH J. WAI.SII
Jnl< rPutlanl New# Service SporU 1027; which wi»« very *ti|t«riur.
indeed. Ralph Pprkln* i# another
Kditor
•
NT. PETERSBURG, Fla., Mar. gfxul one.
The pitcher* uro fool-proAf; Tho
cither T y Cobb nor Kddie
Odilon .Will atnrt -be « canon In regular »tn ff will be Howard
regular poult Ion* with the phita- Khntko, Sum <Jrny, Hob, Grove,
dclpklnj Alheletle* unless they can jt>e I'ale, Jprk fjutnii, Kddie Bane
I riivts (hey an* better men than .melt. George Walber;f and Chur*
nu n now fitting on the bench mnr.'. -'ley W illi* (till I can^t think of a
<t leal by murtray, Couple Mara Inilnr one. It I* jirxiililr that cl.
intimated t<> tho writer today. He th« r lkc i ’owrr#, Mart ln-burr. W.
muiie the Inference by candblly ad- V » „ nr M. A. Hunter, up from Pal
mill leg that to date the human in r. will he kept.
luxurie* he ttcpjired
during th'winter c l hnt-hou#e price*.
li/itnio twined n<> natiu-a bat I
leurped that on* o f tha nirlMim
Itnvn’l bieke,! ut g t jd 1* Kdd'f
Collin# and thi.t one o f the lumpdvrA-t trho hn< rli.r-led the native*
i -. Mat )li<ho|i. It i* an excellent
Ily International New* Service
■i to 1 bet that Iliahop and not Collip-, will In- the regular eeCnnd
l.:i i-imin of the tlub before the
rsotpttlcn .gvii-i tim fur.
' f in|lln«, t ie * #tty, can't cover n
Criterion " f ii inch nrxmnd second
l lire. I ’ .bh Iiii li t lieen llittir.g.
Itilbr hA P.i iinV Htnnotn, irimi
•,f ui t
rr>
Ktil J, llklu., via
W IC H ITA FA I RS. Tex.. M arjK
iK a ifii- t’ iiy, nor Jim Ikik-y. the
Tha White Sox w, t" nut today to
ive ybung man fn.ni Ifni' I- • "lake it two in a row ou r the W i
niort'. They >vlll are In the line up en It n K ill triant ol tl
Edward Tomlln*oiv
but n>> nub I# giiartmtoelng how lo-ugue,
on Smith Amerirn, "Ciiik-r Ten
|/lng. b.-hst of all Connie,‘ Mack.
• " I luvr n’t plrknl my club itl
|Flag
Mr. Tomllttatin wu* 'l*>rn In
.ill." b<- eaul today. “ It i« early In
rout In m I it oi-glg <uod I* widely
[i#> i judgi'liieilt. I hud u y v d bull j
ki .w'u mt il riudent of world atclub faat year mill tliat #0fite o f il
fa ll'.* lie « iiinph’tci! hi* eiluen*
mi nilirm lot ve bulk ill In-tti-r no far
lion at tin- Uiiiveralty of Kdinthan rgvvral o f the iidditii'iiiil* I
inailc to tin* club dining the winburyb, Seoilund. an<| for immy
Mr.
yratH lived libioad • tudyiiig run*
dllloi tbiii-.
**l |..lid u Ini o f money
build
tilth a Inn kground of Kunipeail
•>o tie* team th i< year but m y'
tthlnlfigy and exjx-ili iK'i'. Mr. Tuny
men [iiom * I i * tie lietti-r play
jin-oil tlirntvl hi# Mllhritloli to lii •
er*; lb. will |»rt lip. m il, ty'ganl*!
..tudy " f f’ anth America, otn #1
lam-, o f lei.-t A ffile value*. I Ull'b. H
nu utollv I pm in the y inn to i mK<■
net
ii
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’ ill pit tor*- o f it,i f*n itmlin.(
i{M>ury l*at (n maHty yhat I uni,
tryitwi tn*«Io l. win the iietmunt.,
bill,I, .md I Ilf oriel
keenly the
Ar.1, If I -licrri-.l the b '.- nffh'iIrriui '.I f t l 'i i i i loroi nil economic
Will l.-.kc • i i - '.f ii ' ' f. All | I
140,1 o -Ht' el
il Ml
r.
Wtut h« euy nov- I that I linve' l I
Ili" i haul "ijii.i e.lll he liown
repi-hr^l tto definite < mclti loo btjij
lo t'
’ pill , 1 ' i,min aU»pirn*'
ale.t-l file rr-.I*ecltve nhilltie.v Ilf I I I '
of i In- y j iii'i..j Woman'
t tub,
tjir ruti under i ami tint my tini"
will* h hl< 'iHHUiilril d ap|H'iirnil ikl'i pot Ue’ il . piejted in P'ln i'"
'.era for the |>a-t * -evert!
l. 1*H» I’.nsniJRG, I
, Mat !
l|?>S>
lluvillir liouillel tl <
ItlHlV; if tu I, the Vaill.e, wilt i i H I.', P m in i <«> t I KVH l.A N II
i |- t»i
-e It t In i
Hii
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l-Al.M lit: M II.
t
io»lr.y. It.Ii .Mi in | rn i-1'il u leu * • M.-v’r. -•:!
11N'Hi Th* body o f It.
hi fln l at pi-arniu-e of ih«*
I'. r<ln-n wlw. died lit-rp Hund.iy,
Ii- Il i li'ilh ,-i I I
fn \
will )e
<1 1 In rli'M'lull'l, ttlii'i,
of lb> acil-on, rt vitilfle.
ti.e hurl'll at Ihe lefjm i of u
bn,tin r, Hutu,io| f o il ti. who live,
TA R P O N M'RIMGS. I i.i , M;- h I he tv.
•
!'! (IN K ! I'l ir hit# hv i ( laille,
Go duhlhan. ii Miiiiul friend,,f
:i Pull lt Iil||tii-M< r, fiollIinel ii Ho •V u
i gmo here lint night and
-I. 1 .0111# llrown# look nri II inidn;- idier. e-il the IuhI j-.- Pejth u .ii
ttti-, hunt the llnoikl.vn Roliln-. • ,-iii
I ii, . d by l.i-nrt fulliii •
! to •.*. Ii i* re|H>r1i I that Mining,
V.MI .V^iiualing iignitixl u heavy
ti,i,o i" n I* trying i « land W. !*
I t IlL I ' IV..
P " p , Chirintiyii In i laiM'iiinif, a <1
alent nad when y„u liuve t<", i ' i -'Ii. No-king "i Indlanareili# t,
uinv giMifl player# aynnul, >o,i l,.’ i,•r the llrooklyn Infield. '
iitfruPv liu** t o .min) prulihmi .
If# rt Hub with'two mrn fuc every
I MIC.IJHTINF, l- '. M ' '
civltlhn.
1 1 '■ S l dhe tiinnl ui' • il In** a
lb Hutu i;.- Hi* rrgidar find In O-, I >’ ' ' I . .’lei I . li.llll kt pl I !o ' I
uni at th. nu 'in-lit. lie h o 't hit-J
"I idle yi t'n ln f.
ihg but III fiilditig I above tc
C-ill'll. .11*:t Poole, the Itblll mod- 1
ir ready and williitir t" elurt.
lie- ficrnd bn re ifoul# t " le* nil •
!lrh*M» « « uenlu-t flulliiiMax
f. b’ a l t J , I - , - >i hitting and
, Idlin' 'like .' a reataat o-eoud
•* mlm lu liu- b-ixU*.
,’,t id oM lop ' hi, I, t,ail" iv,
* Clinton, b. f .. i iH.'-lmrn, i
.Id'to hair 1 ought hlio-clf Ii.i R
i, tin »pced tl k'.ev. file yeni, i • '«»
'
;o wliefi -aime llei.ight him tlipig*1" ,4*ur
*t In bn eti ill, llob-y h:lv don*
i-rythink orled of lilrn in e p t to
,,,r). gome mu i up o ff with tin
jvit Ii a big dbh nf our delirium
- m i l l : r o ll r i m u i i m v
lIMjvlWl ba«e hit.
11 .in "" mill.' 1 u>• iluii 217S, he cream. 1-i.ieh rpeamfiiT will
It
’
1
.till*
l»i|«
(|
l<
g
1
1
1
Ri
|
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Hop! Hale. Wheeler, Ten . iilul
add to your mol iiimfoM u#
!*, !*»??.
mniy Pyke#, up|N-r Paiby, Pu., JtiftU lit
Will iih .ippeal to yeur ii-iei* *d
I fill•*1 Hftifi'4 I.’HmI orflt’f.
th tdnvid la*l )vnr at lint,I l,.i ,
•
• « ti|p. r i . i . 1• i».
nu.
t".-te. Why Hot I
.,,,
.
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liii.'i'i ru
i
• > mng here,
for ii# t»« tleliver n brick ut
lit
III
l
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lll|(#
Il
ill
ft
p
1
l#llili*
iIn It (he rev-ill r third tuileiiilin
j ilnil, d3^
I*, tflruil'fk. hn<« III*.I hi I liu atHcj* of o or • e , mi l„
thin w riiinr ulUtuui’ li haw-ball • m .lull 1
iiml* r m i i Ini) 231:.
leg t' ■ l i t we ,1 !,- r
I le i r "
/il 111til 1 it. iim iiftt# Mill «| Ly
-n gryund the ,-ir,-ult think
II.• ail #.f J . MiMit V mi, hX3 lor llio no hiin-r, more deliiThtfiil way
A l l I# the l«el'»r t*'*,
» f kce|npg 1 0 ..I limn to m l a
b 't Iri I I h-'f 31 T. Ik H !( 31 1:
ill k ft field. w<- llud thnl I muimI- •ini
m :% h i :*, h..* %
% r . ii *♦..
l.jilnun li, /:iefi Wheat, of P"l». It 27 I Till, II Flori.la, mol Hint d eli «if il ev*-ry nfftT.UM.il,
If • n a tick* *-| Ik 1In
if-, (ill Hie lipnih, lie fipil Hill 1' • * *••1•
lM«|#l'«|y ||( till! I ItI • 9l«*f. trIll'll No.
mine, nr lliakHHc, M,|.
•
n
iu
.
At Hlliitiioli-. of Xllb-aukee will
All
•t'ltmlhr ll»*» laittl ml
iV ci-nterfl, M all u|i,«e
In %mtm1 )v or ipKirlnn ••• titinw if to
-hi field, f'olih',, llliil i Wall, r 1>«* iiitriMiil In ilintat'iir Mill Im **!•
rii| muII M.iH .23. IH2T. <«• file
t i n ) former \v» • I',did athai* 1*»%
tlh lliltf -ti
1• . it
..it- 1 in lie
and Walt, like lli-lo,p and Gal
U
i f put• i*l iitidi-r uftir.t.i|.|
' ny, I# raid to la- i c u : Ino well « |*|*l •I l«) 9Aa
«:•:«iit« 11: r. «*nm«
Im* an jo uni,- i ,-ni l„nidi hand,
L *» 1 «i
lappily, the cptehere mid pitch
nie tiling,ivern of -laiidiov
toll Co-Inane, o f llr, h'ew.ili’l ,
You Persona
Magnetism? *
I
News From The
Training Camps
flit' itnnda have felt ita reftt-»hing
Influence. For fifty year* it hr#
*lond the te#t, and still l* the hovnrite l*re#crit»t|nn. Send tOr.-for
trial pkg. to Pr. Pierre,.Buffa.’n,
N. V.
’
which to pay your State and County
Do not
wait until the last day and have to stand
in line for hours.
In
Taxes, Books close April First.
PROPERTY OWNERS
TAKE NOTICE!
Tax Books Close April ht
rhe law provides tlmt “ If taxi
i real estate shall not be paid liefoi
When The Year “ Strikes Twelve
Ii-iii't (rflvt*! from lltin .Imiioirv to next 1h r ember withmil having something in your hank Iwik to show for
\nur work,
• '.Von ilo not wnnt to havn hohintl yon ItvH w mon
“ |u-nl anil no money -avrtl.
K u rs *flc a ii6 S
iaiy l i tre onlr once in * lifetime
t uty, tcrwicbvi mil Oath wound*
h#pp«n t m r •lay and nuy be unite
dangerous, rirvent infrtlion front
ibeui by #ppl)ing
FIRST N A T IO N A L R A N K
JN O . B
K A M 'illlli. F l.tiR IP A
JIN K IN S
Tax Collector Seminole County
X.ICARRO
111'. AN i 1*1 PI IL Tit At I If:AM
Banish
Summer Heal
Seminole Creamery
Company
Don't Swonr at Ymir . 2
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1
Celery Crates
■
!r,p Rhlnhohvr’.H Crntes 2
find Hwe.ir l,y Them
2
5
i knots, tin cro‘'H Krainwl ■
irks—just lmn>r up (fooda
utex— mailt! junt right.2
r think tho lx*at rratiJ"
the district.
E Invlln your ronti»arl-S
n in ihn fit-IilM where r« l-5
y is iM’Injf packnl.
/
tO M IT nervlro? Oh, ycs.S
9 are within an hour of 3
y celery field o f this dis-S
ates distrihatud through
ncriean l’’ rult Growers,
i., uiul Hanford Oviedo
tn k Growers, )nr.
'
Modem taste
revels in
the goodness
of Camel
S M O K F K S o f tm L y — th e most par
ticular am i hardest to please — find
th rir sm oking wishes realized in the
m ellow
goodness
of
Cainrls.
They
d e m a n d th e c h o ic e s t T u r k is h a m i
D om estic tobaccos, and hud them in
Catuel
gloriously
blended.
M odern
smokers put Cdtuel ahead o f all other
rigarrtn-s.
•
•
.
Y o u should know th e mildness, the
mellowness that brings en joym en t to
present-day smokers. Y o u ’ ll find it in
Cam el-
ev ery g o o d point that could
be looked fo r in a cigarette.
LKTUSG O ra U W A R D
It is a known fuel that tlu-ro i*h no xlandintf
still in life— a person either advance* or got s
Iturkwnrd. An account with us will help you
go forward with ii will to m i
Jinlt.
•1 |h-ivent inteie.,t I'aitl on Savings Accounts
It's the m odern favorite.
•7/urc a C a m e lr
S. 0. Shinholser
Crate Jdanufact urer
•
Sanford
Sanford. Fla
STHF.NGTII-SKHVICK - FKO G RKSfi <2
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T'~.
TH E SANFORD H E RALD
Hie Sanford Herald
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Friendly To Florida
~
As Brisbane Sees It
JudKinir from comments in certain northern
i»y a r t t i u k
durina:
the
(rather lthat
t
.
-----Intter
------ « part" "of• 1925. we
« HHUIU
flail r MiriUll YVRJ
FA R C A T IIA Y
n°Pu,nr a< an American debt commi««ioner in Pari*
G REAT PRICE
fa,i " ,at0 wns »»l«n«lcred. vilified. disparaged, knocked
V(|T V ( T
maligned. belittled, lied nlmut. cussed out. made fun of. con
WANTED—AN
demned. under-rated, ridiculed, nnd damned until we almost
r « w m > i in r
thought we didn’t have a friend in the world.
There 1ms been a noticeable tendency in recent months
p L 2 f. . W ? °,r ,,,,rl,M;rn. rmrK-r-H to any something nice about
Florida. And most of them now. if they can’t think of nomeihtng nice to n y arc keeping still, with the possiblo exception
o f the New York Times, the New York World, and the Chi*I
. bun®» l*ut there papers take particular pleasure in'
criticizing anything that is southern.
■I
W EDNESDAY
i_
i
M A R C H 2.1. 1927
TH E SANTO RO HER
The Entertainment commitecs Gets Under Way
nni.sitA N B
18 ROILING
W ART
iffice T e le p h o n e 118
1881’ K.
C a ll (h e W illa rd R
» r star r*.
•ii i " * knve n, f i l i n g that in a very short time Florida
wdl Ire saving. ’ ’Depression? What depression-"
m n i.K VRRHF. FOR TO D A Y
J H R T R A i:IIA tll,K M A N : rt hat man I. he that fearrth the
-<*rtlT him shall he teach In the
vay that he shall choose. Psalm
#t|x,
P R A Y E R :— laird, Thou haa urlalnetl strength out o f the mouth
T babes and suckliogs. Teach us
1hy way, O laird.
fr never makes mlsUkrs,
He never tells a lie.
.
(S o good hn might lo 'd ie ).
(0 °h.rs dr£ nekn «m il..n* Ver ‘ ° uch>
P H O N E 548
Sd raCSStZT
,,,°" th!rl)'four
...™ir,.™
° * r ’ ° v c r tw c n t>' m illio n s on va rio u s kinds
Ik's easily «aPharmless
.
'« i n f r ^ £ f l
p“ ^ ' ! m n . " V
",® W0UJ(' n*-*ver Venture th e
That arrow collar man!
— Uaycmsa Joumal-lferald
V » „ r p la n
On a Sunday
-r laughs nor
Since he was
„ „
mom.
smile.
bom.
o
r
" r " " " ...... .....
opinion that this w id e-
use of cosmetics is an indication of a growing laxity
I
°
f ■ »> ' « « ' > ™ ' " » ' « • “ » in f f m f f i
looklm r i t mV
m ,‘i ' m eans that w om en, accu stom ed to
u
u
t o r cen tu ries, h a ve becom e bored w ith
w h a t th e y lieheld and d esired t o c a m o u fla g e It. W e do not
«! never doe, wrong
!t others*
*r o f the state
U w " covers.
vcarM n ln r^ w m’ 1 " T ‘ f " ' “ h? " ,,0,,‘ n * ° m c l,’ » o r fift e e n
«. ?.n 11^ * . " mn.n <lnrt,<l tn v e n tu re fo rth u nh esm eared, w e
w ould lik e to see h er r e v e r t to th e p a leo lith ic cu stom o f unco vered faces.
Chautauqua for Sanford
ng the seventh o f April
really l|!lC n a ,‘ iral co m p le xio n o f the T w e n tie th C e n tu ry g ir l
W e co n fess an idle c u rio s ity , hut xve should lik e to so*
(t looks n w ns I f It were going
lie a hot summer In Shangluii.
J A .M
ME
BE
V IIN
N ,. e
cd
l iit
l oo r o f the
th A t la n t a Gcnririun linn
FS
h H.
ii. U
r .V
Inmn a vih ito r In F lo rid a re c e n tly , and w h ile in c J ln e s v iS e
•ustic* Scrgar rules that pn»- g a v e o u t th e In fo rm a tio n th a t Ih e people out o f thl.w «tn te
slonal
"gold diggin g"
must
acorn to be w o r r y in g m ore abou t F’ lo rld a ’n "g lu m p ” than
th e n ativea a re, and th a t hit, obaorvation n a r e that Eloridnnn
• r e Ituny about th e ir ow n h indnc** nnd w o r r y in g lit t le o v e r
, f 9ler? a i y HH e wn»“ » “ »
th o MupjtOMetl "Hlum p.” A v is it b y a n y o f th e people w h o a re
! l tT world
mV‘.u.Is
, u roulette.
“ . w r a ih ir
at lit the
k n o c k in g F lo rid a w ou ld c o n v in ce th em that W ent F lo rid a
in jiia t g e t t in g re a d y fo r a real "Iwtom .” — hut not a land
f ' hT ^ nF * «*m
landed boom , It w ill be a lon g iu dm d rin l linen. — M a ria n n a Tinum"P« in Shanghai, we’d advise
S"1* ^
r ’p
r h^ r loses
,*h# fight I*
F**rl
Carroll
f " * 1 ,U rrr Htaetalr
AMtywtod o f contempt of (hr
vrr?:„w
ho•^i**h" ™unte.
r lJ
•very Ume something
pens ah* doesn’t like will sooner
alar have ta have hrr face lift.
u.rirta will he mined,’ la the
uf the racetrack gang, "If the
But it seems to
Jjfjf
**•*« k*d racing in
Mb for only the last two or
and moat o f ua ^ot
TENANT FARMERS
M IAM I H ERALD
IN TH E country as a whole the
number of tenant farmers has beeii
slowly, hut steadily Increasing
over a period o f at least 10 years.
At the same time, in reriain sec
tions, there has been an increase
o f farm-owners. The increase in
tenancy hga been largely In sec
tions o f tha West far removed
from population rontera, and in
certain pert* o f the cotton-grow
ing South. The Increase in farm
ft
E y v E } 1woney
^ r°n has
«-«.hern
aI
eV ! » *
er.Jn W °rt«U ainro Ih^y at i l l .
I h n l M ? *v rr before.-fian .
Herald. No wonder. For every
r
n t * tracks brought Into
da they took two or three out.
m I leach Independent,
o
.
■t annual cost o f running the
at Harvard,
ding to |he treasurer's renort
Ud.000, in Florida ihe budget
‘itte* has cut the state ip .
1st Ions fo r school* to a little
million dollars fo r Iwo
r
Um.Unlw.r■f Horids. The Florida Slate
W10m?n‘ D ** School agrlcultqp*.
U is unfortunate that the d
*tloo. the Industrial School at aire o f the farmers for the adva
U « * » o f community life— a i *
feetly legitimate desire— Is brim
Ing about Ihe removal o f so mar
owners to the towns and rilie
the tenant farmer .rarely gives «
careful attention to bis work as
does the owners. A very iSmsiderahlr extension of the leasing
system Is certain tu he more or
less determined tn the cause of aggrlcultural development.
The only possible solution o f
this problem lies either In soma
method o f jnaking fanning profi
table enough to hold the owtu-rv
on the farms in spite o f wha:
seem like hardships to many of
them, or to rreate community ren
ters nil through the agriculture!
regions.
This |s U ing done \t
Some estent, and ran ho done mui It
more than it is. There is no n a
tion why there might not be, every
few miles, farm towns, where the
owners of the farms may live with
their families, white thev carry on
their work on the farms.
ot •omniuntrotlon.
With guoj
»°*ds everywhere, with cheap molor vehhlrs, with rural mail delivfr y and telephones and electric
lifthtfl It i« no longtr n rc fiu r y for
the farmer to live In Isolation. II,
may Join his neighbors in making
a community centar. with all the
advantages of a pleasant social
lire, without interfering at all with
the successful operation of the
farm u a business. There i* real
ly no more reason today why the
farmor must livo an the farm.
Ihan_ there Is why Ihe liankrt
should live In his hank.
SUCCESS
Hrachnun’. produced by th. Metro.
pol tan Opera Company and naiad
a big success.
|If I write a second opera/ re*!5<.
composer, *1 shall be
ruined.
te ra w h i
M ■" * f-
There may be fame in grand
WFUNKSD A Y
Er. N fiU fl l*ul, -t.-n
IT,
CO N D ITIO N S IN
SHANGHAI ADI
b jb t t e k
i
will , ,,
k n» fttrf In
rift *fTeWL
k t si her honsi* In Rn.<c Court
O N E-D AY SERI
SANFORD
L a UNDR*
819 W. 3rd S»
P h o n e 475
prior Mr*.
lluskm Filar »
a ith un rmbrubb-ri-d
centi red by a largo lx
lovely nlolamia.
Marking tb>> plso «
<M-r.- quaint culi.nut
Injr bouffant frocks.
•l*-> used ns tallioi.
$90.00
Electric motor ()<».
Washing and WrhJ
CYRUS 11. K. C U RTIS’ N ew*.
nsprr discovers a “ rTeat autnmnhiJr price w ar" based „n llrn ry
bnnl J »l *00 rut in the nrirr o f thr
l.fnmln rar, open mixlrl. N «i nitirb
• r a "prirr war” whrn you rrn.cm.
' K*r Dml Inr Unroln nrirr un < rr*
rrntly rainnl $250 whrn tKf. nrw
“ » l* wheel brnkp** »vn» mMi ,| to
thr rtiuipment.
Thr n, w» evidently ilorn not illstiirlt lriv.-l,,i-. |n Crnrml Molars
M e m b e r s O f A z a r ia n
H o ld
R e g u la r
111.1 Sanford Ate.
Phone 4CI-J
For Aching Or Tlrrd
See A Foot SprvUi
I’ hnnr 102 For Aimolw
T H E
P A R R O T
NKW YORK W O R M )
I
I
CITY TAX BOOKS
CLOSE APRIL I
j
Among the u
material
increase
in
taxation
would certainly nut benefit th,
• • * «' *t this time. The unfax orable feature of the policy Is that
lirr ^'S ) a MEIHCANS are not so lie (ommrnt. Aiconling to our in it confines tha work o f our state
different. They also rarely have formant, It is to the effect the!
money, or don’t have it long. Thev »ny od ixity nn the part o f the agticultural agencies to the same
niggardly allowances under whirh
•my real estate they hax, n.vrr •leans, professors or emplnyeeshave feebly functioned h
seen. Murk In wells without oil.
the ro llrgei uf the UnlYerait/ thev
f l ’l mines without gold.
That o f Florida, op on the part of mem years iiaat.
Florida is fundamentally an a g
«e«-ps them working.
bers o f the Agricultural Experi
ment Station and Extension Ser ricultural state and the extent
vice, to secure legislature appro of its future development Is ileprn I
„ . ^ U
'■ P*»h.ps hu. priations above those recommend rrit upon the profitable expansion
nianit)
a 8i ,I
mNtPf i t* oi»ct.
of its farming Industries. Due to
I f those that save money all ed hy the Stale Uudgrt Commit- is different soil and climate roiihveil on It in kih-nrss, mstvail n| slon, will be contrary to the gov damns. Its agricultural problem,
losing it |„ shariiers. there nn.m i ernor's wishes and punishment by are distinctly its own, so It ca «
1prompt dismissal.
much idleness In the
not rely, as do other states, on the
Governor Martin is determined work o f agencies o f neighboring
F,,’ri'l» taxes and this commonwealths.
Florida
must
ultimatum” Is, apparently, in - , work out Us own farm problems
M ilt U SE THING we khoubl h*
trnord to safrguoni his taxredur-1
h u ! * \ ° ur c’ ’“ *ln» •" Europe
tion program
Appropriations for
will tr ^ h u. to fly. whether £
• ant to learn or not. YYi* Hritixh every stale de|uirtment are to hr
i xpcet to send to New York next
• » « * « r as poaslble to those
S i : , " ra,r**?‘ P “ big as the M.u- o f the past few years and hut very
rvtsnia, with rxwm for 100 i « r. few new activities are to he permit
teo. If the governor has his wey.
tised and m i |,| fo r ta x e s as p ro v id e d h y law .
ta x e s re m a in in g unpaid w ill be p la ced In
d ep u ty co llecto r, nnd a
BOY SCOUTS IN EngUnd will
fraet .^ .,? >f U |r*>i>rt f fat.r* <hat dr..
Major Ebbcrt
will search railings for other co
coons.
That la a raallr good war and Is
heller for the childrm than leLia^
long and fatieuine "M l*.*
Johnson
H r id g e
E n tC r fa m e d
B y
M rs.
Church
« p. M.
Admission Free
A ll Welcome
Tu esday
C . It. K ir t le v
O d s p i l ( *wirta.
n Wvtk », f i rover at thr tain, ,| Y ,
f'hurrh. .Mr- R.
M, orr M r ' I
pn-iirnm mid tin; nicatlny honi<^*T i,
with singiny tKo^nitiaiial
S »,
'
~
hi rath an.
Mrs. Mack Kllfc'isst-r-sad M r*
tn
t’ rorgv* W. Evans i s i , interesting » ‘lrh« * , 'i »
talk» n i "The l.lfr Everlasting” |cff,,'T
.n
•n.l “ 1h<? Jr-us YVIrwam.” whirh ’’“ f '1 lahlr
included fairs ..f thr Indians and i’ luv1.
thr Wnrk lx*inif dune among them
1 he morning t:
•Wcilptun- rru.Pngs wore given iy in gsinvs of h
hr .Mrs. It. C, Wtlllami. Mrs, C’ . t.’ . hud Iwro rulks.lt
Mo n d a y
” *■* »n.| Mrs Karl ErrrrKt.
A •core, s rake, w,
•pid Up Tn Dale," ul th-c lirrhxl „ f prayrr f.dlowtd there I ’ Ridge. For h
*r Ili|ch St hb«l at
oVltirtv tradings and the meeting cUsvtl high score, Mi*
r tha suspires o f the Srinin-Jlv Mth nil repeating Mispah About reived a prrtti
'er No. 2 O. E. S.
Ml nHiuttrrs u rrr in uttepilanro.
nument.
'ton f^ahe for the Jit. A ROr|
A fter the p.m
I at 3 :i5 o’rtock at he f'hai td.
H i * r a i l " .M im rs*
( o m m ittp i’ M i c lin
T o T lie
O f T in *
w ^ o r k Life Insurance Co
S H O W
IVrso
Insurance—Isoans—Real Estate
)7-9 So. Park Ave.
Sanford, Fli
108 Magnolia
F O R
U
sdamc
L a k e .M a ry lla m a * T o
Be Stapl'd ToniplU
her o f Cnn.itirns
pntinceil In TYievdn
ll>-rald for last n.g
lopight, nn*onltnii
. hargv uf tlx pffm
f.irn.sh-'t hy ll.e b
uhdi-r J'.r .(it, t
Kpundrra.
' Lad'. ,i w i'l )>e ad
r.-j're^his.tii.i will
dev toiinys. ami, sit her dctiuU
•>h»iJ i«ilt *hi ‘si^Afi-stliin'
r
Hay, lSylm brum he*, bus
i •'( linn'll tiAd white ulenndi.tV
|* -*ri.Hired With charming cf»l ".it Mu- rpacious room wheni«rd tablet had i.ccn spread for
Substantial Jewel!
tuin*.
Watch The
Herald Thursday
M r . B le d s o e H o n o r e d
B y
.anu.M'k tallies were iisril (r
s
H o s te s s
..ng H u m fo r the ca rl game,
t
e
l.u n e lie
tl.c prtur for top ocorc, a grosui
Ul
creamer
and
sugar,
went
to
in a Sulistantial City]
M 't e r n o o n
'igo Davis Hart. Tho se
»> "re prise, a gres-n glass le
Of exci'ptiopal pic
.. wont ta Mrs. Etigena bridge
|
■.....'
given U
• the tea hour the taidcs Were hy Mrs. Engine Tilth- nl hrr .
Rwl .vml' laid with dainty rn- "u n io n Uyrlla A totnie..Tl» .
■Aid refroahmmts vonsutmt{ of «< nt Mi • . r« i f tio- > ,
1rri ftd ritiotiY'liiil In shamrock’ Aeons liuplirale bHghann , SIu
Suggi stiva^nf Spring
k II yvwkml cukes ii 111 tn groef!
I ir.ij wrejvsrrvud by the hosO M ‘«fu..dn Uf flowers used .Ii
•u aln g fh. ro'.ms wiicn the
ii,r wrro 17 taldea of piayeis hinchrcn tables had In-r,
|
tlile pleasap, affair. ifu .m lilii. of snap.drag' n»
other tariy spring JI#f>itVJi
Me lltklnd Hiim.in* Jf Drlo.t |-.l*tel tf.u- v * .i« rff*<nr.-vly
The taldes w .re .centered
her* Tm-silay snd i
It. iu r guest o f Mist 19/)** New ■mall given glass tautkeu
with rut flutvt i » un«| niirirt •
Ml her home in ifos*-'t uurt.
'A
S a n fo r d a n d S u m in o le C o u n t \
M A R C H
hands of
fo r rollectkJ
M e m h ers
U . I ) .(
Memtier*
snl rtiaptc
illeitsiwi, a
surprise p
at tile hunt'
sue op Cel
was in rel
ninth birth
jBlue Danube
R EN T
: Magnolia Avenue Horn
■
Unfurnished
Three rooms, Sleeping Porch, Bath.
S
J
Near South Side School.
Rental s
m 0 0 Month
j
Dean-Berg Corporation
Herald Building
BOND
ZIP
Mian a you ti
you l»t*at it ?
,
Policy Holders
A N N U M
GRADE
SERVICE
I ’r v H ffU iu jf
B e a u tifu l
•Musical Prodm tin
■ Ruby Itoyrie has'return*•!
Miami whexe she s|»f»t sedays aa the guest o f (tie, mis.
jphe entire stock of the Lakeland Servelcti.i has been inovod lo our Saniord. store
and wc will publish tomorrow In the Herald
the biggest news ever announced lo Sanfdrd
' "■ T, Ihigrrs of Atlanta, Gn.
Ir| iwr* .Mt-mlay In Join hu
•ho is visiting here as tin
I i-f .Mr*. Giy^p,
' '*. J. Miller, has returned to
L .i la Tempo after spe.ixt•ev.ral days here with hi*
"
Maude M. Miller leave*
weiay afternoon tor
1 * h«ew • she will spi-nd tlw
* ' tocatidp with her daughter
' "Jatgaret Fox, who is • Jun
k " hvatnn College.
1 *»d Mrs. If. M. Tittle, who
' wru spending the winter ».t
k ere the guests o f h r i r M
'•]»*. Mr. aud Mrs. Kugeti*• their host# on Myrtle A v»•°r a short time while rn
• *e their home in Ohio.
Mr. aud Mrs. R uascII
Give Dinner Tuesda>
Night A t CV>untryCTub
IS
r'J i l f t f f '* ptr t u r n #
lo h e
“ F u S H V f o o t ” J o llllfc U l:
Spea^HtTere Tf>{iFs'f?n\1
‘V J iV " > " 5 $ B U fs T \ X r*
•►■xht, Mrs. Annie Hartde
r*l Mrs. J. ||. Hintermist.-f
“ *) h e e l the day.
f «|
l»k
$ lU r t f * V W i f i . L -T
»* ii «4i ( r n f |1 * ' ' «
M r
ii
J8f » + th
cvmi
m ktk > >— lU 't * / * tt
: Redpath
(Chautauqua
“1 he Old Manager’ is back again and.the
Meal I^eparlment will be completely stocked.
Low prices, prompt service and courtesy
are guaranteed* Watch for our ad in this
paper tomorrow!!
J l i i O t l y j
)'J SpJemlid
And Hear
Methodist
C lu b
opr net)
I llsptist
|I'd thr
!I’pvnrd
Frank R. MacNeill and Company
( ’owe and Hear
“Pussyfoot**
M onday
E I . I . E N H O Y , C it y T n \ ( 'o l k f » .
Thursday Night
HuU« h ,.ih
hh|n,rpulxerixcrx
“i*1 T f ,h"
,d»
llugh
stubbl,
wit)fUhelp
the work Blatt.ig oil will .1, . ^
of c<ira barer*, end 0f imr,
turplus M Ihf, Mime lime.
• ilh bayonets, long poles with
■crews on the end. will get th j ro-
fe e c h a rg e d
f* n , >°.u Rc* juat what you pay for.
e im ..,L I°^ r_ u.?,Ver r0mc" from U mill
Wer^.’lrL'n
•klntming
S T
B/ ” " ’ • u'n? “ »• »urrace Ilf the Aman.n. We tram
i
-HA-TUKDAY
t A II. I’knir at TurUr. .Mcimd.
r New Smyrna, with the Slultfc-rkal Sis*lcty and the JamkScn Chapter o f Now .Smyrna
hokteiM'S. ,
, *
iMMrcn's Story .lltmr ut 10
ik ut llw Litifiuy.
Trs.’ Frank Ut> Woodruff will
ttfcln nt Hritlifr ul a ii'mh k at
hrnif on Ouk Avenue, honoi.
Mint Evelyn And. r*n>i, a lirido
On
Ton
lands upon w h ich ta x e s re m a in unpaid w ill I * adt
In one respect. Governor Mar-
w J h^ f0U•rm,r^ u, ,uHmn flyer I*|.
nedo. having flowm gcw.., the A t.
M e e t in g ’
H on
C it y T a x Bonks w ill clo se A p r il 1st., a ft e r which
PENNY WISE. POUND FOOLISH
.....
............ se ».n | r lll|| I N
e corn borer with a machine that
r vh * rrf
sod rim
» ■t: ,ij .
It 'S M M
( la s s
,
Yesterday we puhliahrd a letter I the Interpreter the parrot stated
1from Mr. Julius O’ llrien, Secretary this business as follows:
F IG IITIN O
-IS S U E S "
seem of the Parrot Fanciers of Nortn j ’’Admiral, It it true that I live In
•rarer. It I* hard to take rhiliirrrt'i Amrrira, in which he took rxcep- j the Phlllippine Islands and that I
inlniU o ff >unlii riausr ut Christ* linn to rec.nt rnrtnon o f Mr.llol- j speak Chinese language; but these
nifis timr. It in
to takr th<? lln Kirby’s and declared that th" are circumstances for whirh, I asin mils n( Amrriruns fmm pn»«fkrr- pa,rot far fmm being the foolish ‘-sure you, I am In no way responsiity Whirh hupnrn* to U iir n Rr. niiMithpleee that M. Kirhy iialnteif
* ..............
*
puhllrnn hrami.
Th.- Hcniihlknn him, is in reality a bird o f judg- main silent at present, as time i>
r.lrphunt is thr National Santa tin nt. sapience and intelligence. In short."
t IniN, unH hia 4 fitfhtintr" ram* tio we concur Rut renurkuhle as
The Admiral bowed. "0 . K. hy
paijfn iesur will hr. M|f >ou ||kr nr. (he stories which Mr. O’lhien
nn», k«*«-p mr.M
• idates about the parrot, we know |me.” he said; “ pray continue.”
“ In spite o f thies* cirrumstancas,"
of one which tups, we believe nnc
j the parrot went on, I am a 100-pe-on Mr. O’ llrien list.
It was a cpiartrr to & on the ■rent. Amerirnin parrot. Y'ou will
.'turning o f May 1. IktlH. Our fleet I observe that my plumage is red.
lev outside Manila Ray, and Ad* white nnd blue, and while I cm
miral Dewey was Just finishing [sometimes erroneously taken for
"Is breakfast o f flapjacks and sau .1 parrnkret, 1 boast the purest par
sages nn hoard his flagship, tile rot blood tn lu» found anywhere •’ !» » dess a fectT " said the A d
Olvmpla.^ Then suddenly the.* miral.
hurst into the Admiral’s cabin a
"A s a 100-per-ccnl. American i
gob, known in those days n» a
MR. CI.ANCY
j.arrot,” said the bird, “ I feel itm y *
"bluejacket.”
after fighting 1
“ My (Soil!” shrieked the got. duty to tell you that the fortress a t 1
Having eaim "|
Cavit* is nothing more than n pile |
“ Admiral, my G o d !" _
in a restaurant,
“ What 1s It? ” demanded the Ad- O f junk."
lady upstairs «
“ W hat?” bellowed the Admital. 1
tnirln.
« l l h drink. Th»
“ Gridley! Gridley! Where the dick -1
“ A parrot!” replied the gnh.
Indies waited,
“ The dirkrns you say," replied ens is G ridley?” H* referred to j
hn.jght down <li
Capt. Charles V. Gridley, gallant .
the Admiral.
commander o f Olympia. He was
They brought the parrot in.
found, presently, eating n hre,.t;.|
“ Wei) my bird," said the Adn.tr .1 lasl i .insisting o f flapjaclis nnd I
' <>rk at least 20,04
speak up. I haven’t much.time. -ausngvs.
places where you ” c
Everybody had fla p -1
What do you w ant?"
thing you want to dri
Jack* nnd sau s^es that morning. [
rasies putnumlirr the
"Chow, mein chon surv hum.
“ When you are ready you muy I
Co,, anything hr do
kong chu rhin chow thing ching fire. Gtidley” said the Admiral.
rrohnldy not.
Chinaman,” said the parrot.
The rest is history. It was this
“ A h !" said the Admiral.
patriotic parrot which Mr. Kirhy I
They got an interpreter, for It ' depicted, although he aomewhr.l1
W lliiL . J8,- W A N W H bullfighter
Killeil bulls for two months in Mex. was obvious that this parrot spoke jocularly labeled It. "State IVpartico. earned JCft.OOO. lie .,wnt a Ihe Chinese language. Throu gh' ment.” Does anybody know ubet•er parrot at<>ry than that?
ln ••mhllng Institutions
at Tin Juana, across the Califor
nia border amt TU Juana gentle,
men have his ( C . imhi
EIAIRID A GROWER
u ™^
i A fliiy rnf.
T in J «s D ,v v
Ifjst Neighobrs of America
‘Jhrrt nt 17:JO o’rlo. k nt thr
jf«»oa(c list).
n CsMlm Hoy will entertain
Bf thr HI, rn llt-jifip
at 1* Shu'clotk nl the Mentci II-tcL
WASHING
MACHINES
say- th..
HOSTES
ETLAR
Bn of TiRiIge-lunclicim ut <>n
L V l
1 . ! ^ “ ' ‘ H' llKis. m in is te rs an il re ro im ?n® V-n‘ ° P 1
n n o l" , r * c n ‘ In jgin n in g to ta k e heart
Icvo th a t g ir is w e re aliou t to com e out in th e open
h ind th e ir m ake tip, a lon g com es th e re p o rt o f th e
n C h em ical S o c ie ty nnd d e c la re s d ia l th e Use* o f
■s lias increased six hundred percen t sin ce th e W orld stock.
Soioi IhmI)- liouahl tii7.04M) |inrr«
yestenlay, rh^inu price $t;ii. j ; « r .
M e ^ u r m e m o ry o f th e g ir l o f 1918 g e n e r a lly piny
>ed, o u r re co lle ctio n o f h er v is a g e is m ost
v iv id .
R ecall II
g ir ls o f A r m is tic e D a y ns th e y sw a rm e d
t||)OU th e striM’tS...............
I r a d ic a lly none not p ain ted as c o lo r fu lly
aH
jl,M" lt to g o oil th e 'u a r |w*th.
,
T h e ir ch eeks fla m e d
as b r illia n tly as th e rw l stri|N>s o f thle A m e ric a n fla g . C e rtirln s ily
aboutt a c a lc im in e ,|
lo
lc *'r,0H«
b ’ alsiu
He don’t amonm t^much.
J l u,1 l ^ e A m erica n C h em ica l S o c ie ty sa ys th e use o f
P. II. A., In Tlm rs.Union. r Z
n
^
m
n
t h," “ l»'‘‘d p ercen t sin ce then
lo never M A
G ra n d m o th e rs and old m altls must he fa llin g to its use
H IJ L E S T O N
i M RS. R. k
Calendar
,,,fr£0'
n ° ri<,a "»«>’ Indeed be
2 «2 i.d *
depression now. But no financial depression
■* — '■“ * - • ' “ f J i tan, e';cr ,u k e « " « > ; f«»m that slate its natural
» * * » « !» > « ' * » < W O O - e r a . 2
adiantages o f climate, sen nnd soil. They are just ns good
now ns they ever Were.
K
a n t r a kaevtlal.
social
M en — W e rech a rge t
p a ir nil m a k es o f h*|,
to o o r^ .w 0 ^ ' * , A r‘n7-Dro’'«. published in Michigan, came'
u
1ly «n'I offers an appropriate illustration of
oa t h L t «
l" Jn,n*(* T 1*® editor was writing of the situatlon in U esti Palm Beach, which offered wonderful m ater-'
al for censure, and said that this was no reflection on Florida
In general.
i
’’ Many a head, no doubt.” he writes, “ is wagging in!
W'RDNKHDAY, MARCH 1.1, m is
cities because o f the bank failures in
,TM * • * * « * £ » r u m w
' 1aim iieacn, Flu.; many a man is assuming the “ I tol«l
so attitude and chortling over the demise o f the Florida
' r S a s ;,,A.r,,F “ * — m4- you
" » '» » <’••!» <• iw U u . boom.
—* _ » W M
' I P WEDNESDAY. MARCH 23. 1927
A l t r u c tio n s
thank' thr frj«Xi It
min.1
* ovule' f ui" gOMnea
a our hour o f sad
.xer the irwstimst.)
C orn er
P u ln u llti
A n d
C tin n m ff^ a l
T. G J,.hi
cr h Foatil
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�T H E S A N fO R D H E l i u D W E D N E S D A Y . M A R C H 23, 1927
maians Without S p e a k e r
Fa il To Im press Walsh A s
O ne O f B est Clubs In Loop
Bids Are OpenedBy iResume Inquiry In
FloridaD epartm ent Ouster O f M ember
|ect of drainage engineering; irtdI p n||r H r
G**>r** B.
Jacksonville, for ; r O U r ^
mersevreUry arvf
m. n>c* r , ( ) n B o
for _I hr lihrsmn lUnrialph survey
o f «hr
|n UM::.
| W ASIIINC
lO O .O O O lS ^ ir B a s s
TA L L A H A S S E E . F la , Mar. 23
— (I N S ) — Road bids approxImaU
Inr »2..r,fX),000, the largest in the
state's history, were opened by the
State Road Department here today
with contractors from *bothi flo
f lo ri id *
and other state seeking the a w ai_..
The bide today arc being accept
ed on 114.ft miles o f road construeUpn, itlvided Into ten p y jects of
which three are for 4(1.6 miles of
finished pavement, fir e o f which
are o f eight Inch Florida lime rock
base
____
*■
zami
r i surface
~ Z fzzz ‘treatment
zzztzz...! over
T H E S A N T O FU> HERAT.?! W E D N E S D A Y
I^STJETS
RICHMOND; Va.
Mar. 23—
( I N S )— Tbs senate elections com
mittee will resume its investira
• f I ;B y D A V IS J. W A LS H
ti "U tonight into charges against
itemational New* Servies Sports
T A L L A H A S S E E . Fla
Fla.. Mar.23—
■}*** .•*n>tor Alfred C. Smith of (I N S )— State fish hatchery num
,
Editor
L A K E L A N D . Fla.. March 23—
ber two at Welaka has hatched
* *ootSail rules committee moved
100.000 balek tiaas; according to
committed in hia youth. He Was re
i* roal post* bark ten yards and up o f Chat ley Jamieson, McNulty
\
^ rS,‘ n thm h,,»d» ®I the »«•»#
fleeted after Governor Byrd restor shell
fish eomiatealon today. The
and Sumtni.
ed his political disabilities. .
are tein g transplanted In *4fa
The 192(1 infield is Intact, or will
New charges have been laid Tnh
eratenr o f the St. John* River.
CO U PLR ML'RDKItED
he. George Burn*, voted the Lea
_____________
. . . . . . members ui
against
him. Several
of
According to the telegram -to
gue's most valuable player, .will
N
E
W
YORK. Mar. 23-1 I N S ) the
Ku
Klux
Klan
have
testified
•ir perennial eentrrfield and be the first ha* man. F’red Spur
h* mishandled funds o f the Norfolk state Shell Fish Commissioner T. William F. Gray. 40 a marine rngi- I
ha
anager out o f hia uniform and geon will be the second baseman aa
li\ U ®aPec ted tfa t neer. and bis wife. Lucy, .15, were !
Klan while rerving as its exalted K>
t o f their ball park, leaving the •oon as he makes an adjustment 4,1RA mile*, and three for clearing, ____
grubbing, and construction o f drain , ryciap<
_
Their
testimony was over 200,000 black has* will be found shot tu death in their thrre- •
pulaea in some doubt aa to of the carburetor,
hatched
weekly
as the U ss are room apartment (edgy, ••
age structure* on 2« HI miles.
thrown out as irrevalent. .
vethar a mistake was not made .
now »n the hatebary beds hi the]
apj>endicili»
.*,.**.
While
the
apparent
low
bidders
I
«ith ?e case or both.
Sarnh E. Knox, former Ralli- the young fish throughout the |
bVJoe
- n ?Sewell, one
th a ju n k in g lw iii pn»bably be announced Sy J......
... nurse, who is serving
SEVEN ARE K ILLE D
morr........
trained
Anyhow, the Indiana are pre- shortstop*, hasn't fl^
state will 'begin within the next
got aroundI to chairmaln Fona A. Hathaway of th> .’ a
20-year
term for ■ *murder.
KU D W A. S ILE S IA . Mar. 21—
•V .tlva same club that finished furnishing visual 0proof
td*n * *i) at c.
.
r ^ the
_ mat
^ |*
t e v w *2
f i j s s s a wd e * * S » 9
A
9a»L4
ee e
^ — SS
a *
eS
e
of
(I N S )— Seven persons were killed
»n d in the American leagu e last ter bs>cau*e he has had to favor a road department tonight, no an- . eallrd by the prosecution but provand eighteen injured when a mo
y . except tfiat TH * Kf^akrr. •ore arm. However Rube Luttke nounremont as to whom contract* led a ironme rang witness. She teatiMT.
DORA
_
I - a k * S h o r e L ig h t tor 'truck carrying seventy work- j
Rr manager and leading outfield- i* playing thin) base without his wjll he awarded will he made until ( fled she gave Smith $100 to sound . „
the latter, "art of thla week, ac- t out sentiment favorable to her ap. * . ' " w r r C o m p a n y In s t a lls new era toppled over a precipice near
these many years, ia absolutely wheelchair.
lights
on
Iwke
Shore
Drive.
here.
cording to- Hathaway.
, plication for a pardon. She was *«nsnore. And somehow the In
One o f the !>est of the young InTomorrow,
the
road
department
teneed
for
slaying
with
a
hatchet
dia without Speaker must seem
,lohnln,r |,0,J*t’P- Another will rerelve 'blds for the VaYe 'o f
J«cfc BumetU 1241X00 o f Madison county roa.l
o f the University of Florida.
bonds
*
Fonseca, formerly with the .
‘
Phillies, improved mi rapidly last
* ,
___ . . .
Certified Public Accountants
year that he finally was sold to S p C C i a ! C O U r t W i l l
Income Tax Consultants
Newark and now is with th> Inp i
•
^
8. G. G R A Y, Resident Manager
diana. Thla young man always
I l C a r r l O j g ’g i n j f C f l S C
could hit.
. •
a l» First National liaak Bldg
The catcher*. Luke Sewell, MartKOpt'RTfiM
r.'
.
o*
in Autry ami Glenn Myatt. remain ,| W os_A V n lu ^
„ " i f ’ 5 *7
unchanged between seasons, mean- ■■ j ', ' * ^
uf „
ing that the catching will tm more I ,
f
iodXrJ|ni * h ? “ *2
\
Hatched At Welaka:*'
m tTI> Transitnt ortlvra
HALL AND PENTLAND
s its n : 2.r«;KMiuH,r* s / c w sfias •s.vs
"A.’3ld!,»tb?te - i . . . K r L i ™ ,
"*•
..........
.......
u
Z?£JT!!?*Uz.....
Uhle, who won »«m e 27 ball game*
►McNulty, who has hcen threat■d to go so mew here for year*
always forgets t o «U rt. F'red
hrondt, up with the club before,
I Ike Woeber, from Dallas, at-
Some folk* are;- usually the Careful
well gnsimed tyj*. They know that
restful fret ara mo*t rsamtial to rorn
fort and poise. When your feet hurt,
•re tired, sore or perspire, even the
simplest ta<ks seem over burdening.
But now it ia easy to have foot com
fort. to enjoy walking ami darn ing and
Icel aa fresh at night as you did in the
morning. Just shake Alien'* Foot-Easa
i?10. yo" r »***«•
Thi* Antiseptic,
Healing Powder, takes the friction from
the shoes and instantly relieves acre,
tired, aching and perspiring feet
Msk* ibis a daily habit. It'* as neressary
as Imitative your teeth and |u«l a* Im
portant. Trial packet* Free, address
Altea'o rw t-ta M . U I * y , N . V.
News From The I! Germany insiats on
* *
~
Trainir.g
Camps
j Reduction O f Arms
*
LK A R W A TK R , F la , Mar.23—
' Brooklyn club Is said to have
red Cincinnati a pitcher and a
her fo r second baseman Crit*.
adaert, in fielder, has been reed to Memphis and Biaonnatte
been sen) to Buffalo.
T. PETERfiBURO. F la , Mar ch
-Th e Y*Ql|bes take on the BoaBrave* here today.
r AU G U STIN E. Flac, March
-when the Gianle play JackiU rjod a jr catcher Jack Cumwill be back in harness at• la y o ff o f three week* bea o f Injuries.
G ENEVA. Mar. 23— (I N S )—
Germany insist* u|K>n immediate
and actual disarmament In Europe.
Count liernstorff declared before
tbe League o f Nations Prepara
tory Disarmament Conference to
day in setting forth the German
The*is on Disarmament.
"Tbe state* disarmed by the
peace trestle* were disarmed aa a
prelude to general disarmament,"
said Count liernstorff.
"Germany awaits impatiently
the disappearance o f thg present
inequality o f Flurnpean arma
ment*. That ia the league's chief
task. Germany wun’t approie fie-
L rl
um
A S K FO R
I'M L N T IN G
Flander’s Studio
Over Mobley’g I)ruR Store
rivals the higheSt-priced in
quality and perform ance
ALON, C al, Mar 23.— The
ratrulars ran teat every.
•t.Mwm*. but the scrubs, al•o '
among their own
, A fter cleaning up la>* A n- pav® •®r*fa haadachea, even fever
and Hollyworal
, ....... Teams,
.......... the }•“ - I bad an uneasy, tight fading
returned h
____
Here
and .Inst their *“
•H"n*cht straight to
the Dal.ith
* ttz
L_:.:IS."
I »a d
a bit about Black
--------------
DraughL I began using it and eonn
Youth In
ivy I» Killed
£ 4 % un jZ "i
lirb
M ... n o f the death "in
•dr Lcbun aui. Ip,
. ... —, JnllerT States navy,
h rn ti«iay by l*aul
raua, the youth’s grandfath-
P*1* aapacially after eating eweeta.
I «>mm«ioed taking juat a pinch of
after roeala and by
SPr®
I could M t about any“ i* * , _
T
HERE'S a get-up-and-go
about Hupmobile Six per*
form ante (hat appeals to you
at once aa entirely out o f the
ordinary.
And the more you try to find
it* parallel among ordinary
•Ixej under $ 1750, the more
•urely you realixa thla Six la
unioue in Ita prlcc-claae—in
fact, has no rival anvwhcrcsave
among the high cat-priced alxca
on the market.
Perfectly logical, when you
consider that Hupmobile has
made this the closest-priced Six
in the industry by actually add
ing a full 10 p ir cent extra
luality without adding a cent
*o its purchase price.
ITocna see the new Hupmobile
>*x. Drive it! Experience the
•erformance thrills o f the mow
xpensive type o f six-cylinder
tutoring which it assures you
4 a very aubatantial aavlng.
>pi the Navy Department.
drJ » E J V S ^ ' lj T u*!jti ? n,Jr.chU*
mtaaugu gave no partlcu.
£ * h?fd5d w - * <**>
» to how or where n# was
r>
ttotnm*od it.
but the last letters received
im a week agu indicated he
V
o f otbere
•Ntcaregus.
‘
for tbe relief o f indigestion, biliousneea and aunple ailmenU due to
T IL L A — ln)pn>veb)tnt to |>e constipation. Safe, easy to taka,
kc - i t i
d sen lew of Florida Tele- t b d i only 1 cent a does.
AFporatiun here.
Thcdfordl
,-Nervous (iirl
(Jains With Vinol
m. nervous, run down, and
'« 1 * t reeummendrd VlnH.
gained 6 pounds and feci
.rtaL t e lle r " — Marie Rem•u begin to feel strung, r.
i sleep tetter thr vary
week you take this simple,
irtiing^ Iron and e*>d liver
nd. F’or over 25 yaars
as helned weak, nervous
ovrr-t/rod men and frail
. Contains n o olbpleas.
ake—-Laney'g Drug Store.
draught
Pur r ig V egetable
SANFORD
• i *
Brougham, fi vr-paassoMr. twod ow e.a iin t. Sedan, t e s m
le e r -d o o r , 1 1 )1 1 .
Coup*, (UluMraird), (an nan
rngrr, w ith---- “ l a i a l . l l l g l
•'WE C LE AN
W H E R E CAN
1— A r r r n g c F o r S ale
plant
ia
11 —Mlno ll.incoiis
S T O V E S - .1 Mirttcr fin
T-M. Florence anter stove *.*!» 5burner
13. >0 43 Me lander
OUT OUR WAY
f O O - w a it ’ll I CnT Woo
O o T ^ tO e - 0 0 !
X B in
VNATt. M l h j
V O v j N C r T t lL L L !7 *
^ * 0 A T t v VNM V
A k - L C R tS
"■
Bflihjcr At ol! Piece p* hov •
NAJE.N VNE. C O M £ T * l A
!
V O O V E T tH T N E O IN T A A
I
B E M i m o K W B A C t < - M £ V .? c -r:--------
X CvttKJ V O U -T A t< £ T e » ’ /Z/Z
U D O FF A ‘A T C A N !
M APLE
V O O - W A IT •
\° A J )
Price* same a* Orlando. Ruts
ua n card and our salesman
will rail t O I f f you.
Any olher locatirn with so ninny nil
features and o free from ever)' objection?
hr :t inserilon* at lb a word
erneI* Ik time* 1* or 1114; ads
» » ititling lees than I I *>urd«
THE N EXT
)tp i i IUIi I m I
U
m
• ..r »U
B IG L A N D BOOM
LUMBER and complete line
building material. Low
pr
Security Lumber ( V , "W here C
Grades Come From " Maple
Sixth. Phone 797.
C O R P U S C H R IS T I
R E A D Y TO B U IL D
A hump ru n ftirn iint' lo I hi* h iuh idcaLs alow
w hich Iliifh la n ti Pa rk is Irciny d ev elo p ed , you cki
lu iy on e o f thetwy Iteou tifu l b u ild in g sites ’at sud
a m lu c tio n in p rice as w ill g o u lu n g w a y t v w in
J^ODIK f « r th e hotua*. O r y o u can arrMtige fw
D rm s (h a t w ill u r e a lly h elp y o u tn finance It
i.u t the '* in nee**’,ions Uru fo r u s h o r l tim e onb‘
a re in le m lis l to tim u la te im m e d ia te building ol
th e rig h t kitul, and w ill I k * w ith d r a w n us soon ■
Lui rltrisf is w ell u nder w a y .
I h a v e hundred* c
b u fld ii’g plana, m ith eta is fig u r e d , anti th ese a r e ij
• 1, 1 *
, — V ., .
THE S K M iN ttLh I’MINTERY
A N ~ : o CAMERAS
A N D SU PPLIES
W1 W. Ptb SL W. N. U m ley . Pro
BUILDING _________
BLOCK*
Irrigation
b o tfj and general rrment wuru
Miracle Concrete Co„ J. E. Terwillcgrr, Prop.
FRO M F A R A W A Y
W H EN YOU A R E
Mattress Ca. 1122 Church St
Orlando. Florida.
it— Oriental togs. *nu I
rhina, et« . o n Myiti >
FOR S A L E ;— 1
Pru. t» ally new
tin- liinilervtlle
A I* PER KIN S
llaheruaatwr
h*ad<|uarten fur C o I I e g i a t e
Clothes. 110 First Street.
l.T— R oom s W ith Ibuirtl
In scheduled fur Southern Texas and i
to be now under way.
**ANEY'S DRU a STORE — Pr«rcriptlons, Drugs, S,Hla. Wo ara
*• noar you as your phon*.
Call 103
Phonograph llrpalring
Piano TMning
By experts with 17 years
•xponenrr.
■AnnounccmrntH
Sanford Music Store
SIIERMF-N T A K E Notice, fi-b
• and Gift Shopp*
Ll.ug like hungry wolves, sr« Room 10 & 11 Mclmnder A m ik .
Oclrsby fo r boats sad b«ut.!
Phnna g;i2.
r Monro* bridge.
FOR YO U R H EALTH 'S SAKE
T H V C lIlR O PU A C TiC
ADA -k . R O S birE K
»Wr» Aveeua
I'hon* 212-W aUSTMENTH. DR. W. Ft. M Alb
DOUG A ! , 1ST N A T L BAN K
A Floral Suggestion for Every
BLDG. PLO N K 4H2-J.
Occasion
Fleral Daglgna a Specialty
CONCRETE in every shape and
form, blocks, tiles roofing, orna
mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod
uct* Company, Fifth and Maple
Sts. Phone 1ii-W .
LOOMS, with or wltb.iut msml •
Iteasnnablo rate* Lincoln Hotel
BED ROOM I , rent, with U m
Jinrl E«r*|f4*. aII tn!»rni»ncr%
lUt**«
Rra< naM*. •:I h
f.|m
Ale. I'hon. 121
W.
is o
unfundshr.l
IXita'e
rntran o
s K. Maple Avr
nt'8lNRAS LOCATION
NICE STORK ronni itiito
*
Magni'lia Avtnue. Suitable? ,
small ho>inr*«: rent rvasvnabV
Apply at 4 P ton .wily A } W .
2*1 Magntilta A le Phnne ML
'
._
V
..
•••*•* v * . '“ Ml l a i i u m i onw .* »
childrrn *» children. Ituild it a flr r your own plan
Cut out the builticr’Mprofit, even though he bull
at the l»m m 'lit low prictv, anil do not forget that
nou.Ho Ij'.iJlt even a few month* ago must lie aoJ
i *1. ^Tt'dtcntioug reduction on ita actual coat an
without any huildt r'a profit at all to bring ita cot
tu vou down to wJuit you can youraolf build fc
ttxlay.
IIK .H I.A M ) PAR K , High and llry. CUme 11
Far-Away From the Uailraadx and the L « l w
Keetlima. Und-waped an a l*ark and With Thr*
*lC? U.,laUl •**rk n V ith ln I (a Hordern. Carefully Kt
Mricted Artihtir. Cnique. DUtindive. Differ*U|
in n ( lav- Ily Itself. Where ran you find It
equal?
O r r CF.
x k n t J la M «i*.a
,
Apply A. F C«.nne'ly A "Oangt-d right f„r an>
hons. Magh»|ia And 2nd
IK— Wanied To Rrni
»»».
,U|
~ *1
^ T f e ll
tu h*nt or buy, P
or largvr Icnl^ g .^ l conditi.
ir:» ..r h it ^
lraKW »”,r h'
F'xrlustra Agent*
fV?Ub4»<
A P A R T M E N T W A N T E D —T V •
<>r four room apart mrnt wanted •
Southern part ..f Kanfenl
Gi>
full rarticulais l « “ C. A. II." e«..
Herald.
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
|
NOU
A’> :
i
l » — House* Inr Sul*
C— Two lota In t*ak llllt
U In Ruena Vista
payment andtetms to
u r. Uvi at carp liar-
ru n ilA l.n - .W s i Itt'ts aur
low oak flnnrs-kuiU to raWti
»ml tub- Port* Cocherv Ten
I* :*0 IV) Castf fT.itan^o tiTStv
nouth imluding IniriM l. A.
lars owner, F'rankltn Terra
MIS Lint Avenue
vitLL^
woow.
MV
HoO MU^Tf
I ii.we p o t
\ f
V M P O Q ftT ^
OUl*f
Aw'AV. OkiLV 7 o VitlU
Ort OVV.t IAL
M lftrrllnnm im I'o r Sale
OrCAfglOkjfie* - vf /c*
IN F ltO(l\|.H Of furviitiirr rip I
household furnishing, wilt sell nt
« rift-e
A pril onlv house • n
’•n«h kve »n Ilreamaolii
FOB
SAIJC — A .Re
on Summerlin Avenue
FURNISHED A P A K T M K N T - tn-lween Unl-.n A Ith •
Tor rent, attractive four room- ment Italame tasy tetr
and irath; downstairs; gatags; rea • rite J II Baum—202
sonable. 22«i| I Ink Avenue Phone Avenue.
U.K1 W.
Tb
P W C r«»4s
VAftft M o o f l E ) f ’bH e <=»a i P iv t
ite
•jA ip l i t 6 0 ’f l
CAilukt f Ud VW* I c u r f o * ) ootsi
Q AH l o trfd r f
klt'lL LOOK
L). U k C a
1 A • !'
• '
. com f*«'U r^xiic*!
ah' » f
is) rtf M.ppa
u ^ o * i M-'a ?
o V Mite
r
l‘» m i
Ad
/
.A fC O O O lA K l ! '|
IH‘ Vou fUirj HUtlAet:
SH EET P<)1 kTO PLANTS
G U A R A N T I I D lltR T it
i
RICO DRAWS
I • Attrarlivvty furF'..r shipment M . n h ItH h o|
Newly Dn..rated huusekeeping |
rin.ins, bath, sleeping
lis t.
Our
ste ratsetl
rooms Alt ronvemenres Rate*
r g*eagr. nice lawn and
'inilrr y l i o Shipment* will (.*
week Plenty sha.ti
lake brre
Oa*h »1.P0«». Iial^nta 4
ina.le in .liter as r m ls .lt
se. Ik i North l aurel.
S tlK m .u *-, n e st t« T a * .
I'M... EO .ll a« fallens
ri A » euu*.
• .
Ten |h. usan.1 ami ever. |wr
U NFU R NISH ED I I AT, trmmii,
thnuaai'.t
$; i
fr iia t r l.atli, . I . in, i r t i <jjW n O l M M m HA IF. '*
»n ‘
CI.Aitr.NCE SMITH
l*|f>lllin ten ih
and
irnirnt, 1221 2 I'almrlto A*r. VT
Lost And Found
bath, lot .'*i*l27; ( I n *
f,
General Cor.tractor
l*»-r Ibousan.l
12 *ut
lake tut • « fir*t payment, t e l» r . * , Shipments promptly nr nu-nry
000 West First Street
FOR RENT
lu .n l.h r.il
like
rent.
I'hnne
2
1
1
7
1ST:— License plate C-2032H.)
at Phone 441
refunded
cottage, ul-.i tu.. room |
i the city or between here anil Ml.
k E DEt'UMAN CO
»IM itm .nl, first fi.mr.
211— I arm* | „ r Sa|P
W* Return to 508 Myrtle A ir C L E A N IN f . PRESSING, DYING
321 Heel Bay Mt
rates. 3tK) I nn. I. Aienue
B llajee.
— "W e do it Better,'' Try us. Roy
JaiksnnvlJlr, Fla
al Cleaner* and Dyer*. J, C. Jack FOUR ROOM Upper flat, fur
EST BUY IN A G R Ii'U LT U R - | — ■1
■
NS’- Tortoise stell rim gl*»*e« son, 105 East Second S t, I'hone
A L LA N D
FOR S A L E -S *
ni*hrd.
To.. l>#droom* teth.
Sunday.
F'lnder please re- 481 -J.
In The Mate Ilf Elnn.is
• trade in Radios,
with hot and r»M water, elect He
i tn 210 Park Ave. and receive
n the flowing w*l| dUlrirt near Bntred, Hof- M«
lights, tw.. entrances, double gar •
HADDOCK STEAM PREsSERY ace. I JIM Park Avr
Sarf.ir.1,
- I. with .lay subsoil.
On E Second Street
— Clesnlng, pressing, tailoring.
! the _ Ihighway
_
...............
................
.. | — ...................
ami on#
pule from
Automobllca
105 8. Palmetto Avenue. Phono TW t, rncms, kltrherwtt# and bath; 1 it. R •latmn.
ItkDIOl.k Slightly u•*-1 fnr
I4A-J.
Already eleared. Perfect
. beautifa! outlook; all iniarui*.
eight tufa s.iier-h rln d yw i
r RHYM ER
<.
drainage.
menu;
ajtraeUioljr
fumiabrdi
terrain lb>t M l rarv Herald
is. f. f u l l e r m o t o r CO
\ Irgin *«tl of unsurpassed farA v* at 10th Bl. I’hone W METAL ROOFING—Tha Itax.f Ev- mislerate tei f by week. Young, Dlitr. will glow anything
rrUsting.
Metal
ahingles; ApartmmU. office 200 N. park
1.000 A .te* in units of i a.rv«,
standing seam tin and galtrannrd Av*.
dodge
us manv as you vast.
'(* rare and CraLam Truck1 roof*. Sr# Jam#* 11. Cowan. Oait
F'irsl fltor iMifunJshrd apart- AT A PRICK M l l.DW IT W IL L
Phon# 3 avr. and Third St. Phenr l it .
"Make Your Head Mwim"
meal fui r ,* L vacant April 1*1.
INS A C O W /N CO , Auto MATHK.SSES rrnprrly renovated; 815 Myrtle Ate M r«%Noklr.
llumv S*rk*rt, llerw I* Your
on*
day
s
r
r
iiir
in
banford,
by
tetstnr and shart mrta) woik*
Chaara
® • ’ri nmamrntal abrrt mrtal Sanfurd Matrr a Factory. Phone THREE ROOM FurtiLhml Apart
It May Nottee C«me Again
4U2-M.
If you can make a tmall .ask
*- 1*L 7HI-W. 207 French
ment Apply Ifaral.l Offlcr.
payment and (Inapt* your first
V IG H T CHKI.SKMIKKKY PR IN T
Saa I mta A PA R TM E N T for crep, it will rosily p«y far .he
SHOP — Printing. Engraving, rent
SANFORD BU1CK CO.
M.-» Satin Apartment N.i rand. .
21* Magnolia Ava.
r!mb>utti( Hen us first
Wr do 4. I'h.-ne 910-W llesit'enl Agent .. If you are burking for * "Snap"
Tkll.kH A X .kM .. ) f a , M-r »3 Phong MT
L I'hon* 417-W. K. R. Avenue- F. E Du'tnn A Co.
Here It Is
tlN ity- fttot# tlwoitgtst
Commercial Street.
Sw Me At On.#
Gunter.1 left Tallaha**#* .> u , t
IlU F g— M ARMONb
w m. yo ung !
atlemt the twwiftk annuel mm*;
tenford AutoiaobiU ta.
Bargain* In Real Estate
"JEPSON W AN TS TO SEE YO U "
HignolU Ava.
Pkooe IS7 House, ll-’irl. Apartment II* um>.
lag mt Ifa Amerkoa A-e— ia.Un *
Bwk A ir and t 'runm.f. ial Si.
IVlrnb-um Gvwiigtils, of ahith h
anything In F'urniturw J EPSON* SIX R(W»M —l(ouu» with loth (<1
J E W E T T A N D P A IG E
le a me ml#,, al Tut, a, Ottak....
FU R N ITU R E Co. I l l 3.P#rk Av#. real. West First St. Apply 117 IV F‘ iR
S .k L E -T w «
arte I
K lY ir ? GARAGE
fan#*, rbm# ir, o n .D ili, I
Sanford DeaUr
5— Help Wanted (Female)
way, flowing
• fa irt.lt
W‘ J « * _SL
Phone i l l
M)M--H*.u*#e rl»s# A Renaad »JS W. First St. r i f- ! PINEIM It.HT. N f . Ma, »»-*iufaoui # «’ «
lINSl Mara than 90 wwweo a«df* ,fa AfhmU m
’liable, inoulre 2list
17. y U L C A M Z fN G WORKS. BOY W AN TE D Smart
wh'te
»»»
*•
lb# «.«tenttea
Phon* MO-W.
JO A.\0 G ot D YK AH TIRES. boy to, tai’ik smon- Dowers n
Burglars tn New V i
• '#°.*oad ssh th » » o « • ■«*•» teorht-j
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,
Iltgblaiul Park after school an t
000 worth wf o*p;iin.
may
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fare
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Distributor. C hand let
on Saturdays, 15 tents aa hour FIVK RtMIM--Bungalow fur rent fa nort of o campaign
tk»
Ml** Lien no Collett. I*r«vk4*i*.-.
pmsaU.ilils
a I tofaa _l_A.
CvmtMrtiAJ \v«nu«
Apply
stoil
Park
A
te
Phone
224
Apply at my residence, come.
It. |„ fofTT>#r MthMiil flj|lipU»kl
a‘ , ^
Film A «n u e and Ituefay Mree*
•wm* urvl M!m U ttb t Fufdift,' Y w it l* I
What
ifa
fomlfv
man
MODEL TRIM c u
after 5:90 I*. M.
P A I.A T K A - 1‘alalka
tlank I 't f i R ,
.
v«4t «h# taw U$t [ *[
•lamia by I N appeal o> the
kba tar, not the ,
Trii»t Company maegsW into IKate! year hr th# oorrv» m afglt
fnr
moic
stsnrr
B’ittss
• fane I t f f ar oallmati
TAM PA--Addition lo te built ta
nbeida having- atad Tru.t f .oa- land I. *,e aga.o m t - r a i . l * IM
7 • r?*
post afire building.
F- W. RADFORD
lls a n w a o it thr* *#*-.*
..
.[
.R- **** 11
A ilp t fi>
Ik lV .A T u C # !
L,
Vida Winn Easily
From Dave KddIonian
*avT»
Tki* action fall -ned J iM t h lk a (
‘ -*f an to lunsttao ky I fa t'h*t>W,p
t'oart, fvelreinlng the - u l * fro«g
paying the mmwy O o ly ^ somU
I
I ere* rwOMlO* lu fa lakeg #v*f, it
I* bald, lu vumglrte the -ten).
More* Than 90 Women
Enter In Tourney t
0
By Taylor
o
CteCstgfj w*(UJ
km ow
X. U K C
X TRifcO T o HAVE
•me
m a t okm cx
T h fa t H T 'THAT *
r v € fcUCR HAD —
M O -X Z J 4 - I W O h T liT -lOsJ
KCU* MiTM 7XC O t o C S T t * u iO n r ~
» t e c A T|< f i v e * -G O IN The DON
AraO MAKE N O O dlO F eO M raW P^kE
NOutsd PiFC -'>.u
VOstoS S u t e P fR i
tfU r n D T C - t Y
r w an . ocam —
h o w DO YOU MRS
. MX U€w rvM i
— i smdh 4*
. IF YOU WANT A (iOOD USED CAR
AT A VERY LOW PRICE
i» »
1125
l»2M
1923
1921
SKK TIIKNK FOKDri
It O A llV l Fill with iru rk body, ifaud Urea
T O I'liiN 'f t net* tup, new lire*, new point.
r O C U K Mgsv lirm , splrndui rtMidilinn
C O I ’l'K . gwid lire-, in itswl shape
Furilor SKUAN. ( t a g paint, guud lire*.
597.
S lit ,
I2 M .
1200,
5IK-Y
( IIKVROLKT
I»2.*S l o t h i m ; like new. guwl lire *.
92*23.1
Ai l. HAVK IlKKN OVEHIIAI I KD
and are in splendid ronditUsu
Purk Avenue and Commercial
CASH OM TKKMS
Fwrntrr O w n er* A re S s n D r is in g
Office Tei 777.
Keoidential Tel. 775.
Magnolia Av
.-***.*-
.
(IDYROIF.r
Sanfurd As*, at IC.'h Kt.—Phone for
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State (M'oloHiht On
I P*W to the Lit lie g lir g f. rufar
Park Site Acquired
j • umpeny fa, T7,paa arrve ur mow -j
Way To Convention At Coat Of 1273*576jin
»h# |-ark ore*.
J5*
,)3fl
Y O U R L I F E T IM E
Clear Vision Bodies— C olor O ptioo*
— Mohair L 'p k o U e rr— Walnut Pbs‘ •keJ Inscrumeni Board and W ted ow
LeJgee — Coastoasdag W indow - R * .
veal*" on Ctoeed Bodies— In u n iau n l
Paoel Under Glass. Indirect! v U ah t.J
T " VW oO’Veortjariag W l^ d fb 'r’ ' —
CLEAN
Phone Orlando M S I or drop
IS B U I L T F O R
AotomodcWUsdekleldCWooer—Solid
Steering W heel— Roar View
ktirvor— TUtlog Beam lU a d llg h m -
YOUR RUGS
Our rug cleaning
strictly modern.
YO U R HOME
Errry Worth- IT bit* Peatu n tbs
Modern Cur Should H u n
LOAN nu imppive*
W A N TE D — Children's
Mr*, liiggs, Phone R26-J,
ABSO LU TELY
O F T O U R IS T S
fitarWRla, Mi**.—“I hav* teen a
uaer of lUitck-Draught for aboot
' aaya Mr*. C. £. Bun6. this dtr.
ackDraugbt Aral for
continues Mrs. Bun
, — _— ---. foel dull, stupid, and
for
,or
NOW IS TH E TIM E
TO H I T T H A T FARM
AND S TA R T SOMK1IIING
, " » »(W all gldng back to the
. farm where n a l values wilt al
ways prevail. Just now Is the the*
; to move a few miles from Sanfossl
|‘ ('ll 'ta rt that rh Irfan farm amt
raise vegetables for Ike heme mar
ket. Just su*h a place can he te-t
on tbe San fool Orlando road ahstit
three miles front Sanford In t f a .
high and hrallhy oak and pine
section rood f« r citrus fruits, good
A ROOM
hou»c and garage; r.,
for poultry and gnod for all hmils I
locatinn. *Vi ir o n f'
of vegetables.
Thirty acre*, high
ard dry location for a homo and
four a>res in muck for vegetables •
17— llusinev. PUrew l o r Rent or bulb*—it util raise anything I
— the man who want* to work u t 1
OFFICE ROOM
make a good Using
from
this1
Park A v e , m
t'ls.e
If vuu are inirrested a il
Enquire W. VV
re«« OWNER, rare Sanford llrrahl
•Intel. Park and t
Any reasonable offer and
terms
will lc consMcrvsl after )v»u h*v*
A T T H k C U V r teem* m rent fi>r seen the propertr
•tore* ur office* at Park A »»
sod Commemal Mreet
IV \|
Voung. Owner. 2tte Park A vs., n •
poiite Court Houaa.*
sup-
bun ford nro|»rtv In
amnanti
roni *5,000 to tIO.OuO. Mail pic
ores with detail*. ( arne* llmtbrs. m i Ln«(
A w .. Or land.,
•4— llusiness Service
—
H UN D RED S
Miuiuippi Lady Sayi She Toek
BUck-DrHffct for Tkeso
Sjnptoai gad Waj
4'Great!jr Reliered.”
v
I * , w ill p« p u b lls b rd Ih s sam e
Thai no huiMing niles in Sanford can !»e
pared to those in ItiffhlAlid Park, and what »■
body snvs must be so.
*03 Oak Avw.
Phene 41
pe in sdvane* of publication,
fl/ e is a IIOL’ Il: Copr reeelv.
|ll To* Herald orflee br 11^4
E V E R Y B O D Y SA YS
Comes a request for blue prints of the ili*|
Lind I *'ir*v M/iin Entrance, by u developer thfi
who F/tys he tlrove nil over Florida a few monti
nso, that he found no other main entrance so beai
tiful and he wants |>ermisaion to duplicate it (M l
Imagine how beautiful it will l>e when the nua;
ornamental shrubs and vines that have Uh
planted nil around it have had time to growl .
C AINSV 1LLK — 1200.00
IM Pki
A
• fcWT" «3 Tria raised for construction ol
' wax again in the man- lights on U k e Shpre Drive.
M a t todsg,« Bucky liar> • o ff thd active [(at for
M * k » as a rgsolt o f an In
tend. and lit* ex-hosa
«n » will direct the Sena-
m
T , x- March
Hith the aeries all even at
victory each, tbe Whir Sox
out today determined to capthe third game o f their fouri aeries with the Wichita
club o f the Texas League.
•
Arc planned for Highland Park untl will be u
tier way a.t won iut llic Inatl money situation b
loonencd up and builders are able to finance th«
do your
developing and
thinking j f FIV E RO O M -llm iaa
Architects
I'hon, 3:.|3 . "
sn srisK S -«
Y O U F IN D
but year. F^mil Iavison, a gn at
first year man, Joe .Shnut>> another
ronalstant winner, Garland Buck
eye, Therry Smith, who pitches an
excellent gam* to first ba»e, and
I-efty Miller. Two goo<l ynqng fines
are W illi* iludiin ami Eart Coflard.
.iuiu
T "
s e v .^ fa ji* .
ara
•e\ - rai hundred dollars for p‘ — - ----E » t r* a rc n rd l% x to tha nun-L •( •< rd s a n T n u m b e r o f In I^UT TH E N »w Sanford B-vwtrr
|(t*aa. a * t * r ra ta sch e d u le be
i l i T . r * r £ ! ,hf
fr~ * M W U tO O M Uhf ami tiled
displayhg bunch o f celery ,
F?ur mon*y in yoor pock Applr llecstd
L , The red uced r a le s a re fo r
L t r v l i t t ine rt lio n *. M o ad
: J I ...0 each. Mudebakrr Agency,
tea t» l le ss t h a n 1*«.
j San Juan Garage G v
fo W T R A U T It A T F - S n i l I be
tea u|— n renueal. a n d c h a rg e d I LIN C O LN — FOKt) — FOKDSON
ilk * Im e In s le a d of the w o rd
•
Fdward lltggirs, lrv_
k esrde a v e r a g e s a line,
Commercial A Palmetto. Phone u i trench Are. Phono 2.15-J.
___________
t r u c u o N i : A im . w in b * re
p s* (or p a t r o n * and collector
Unfurnished
t
H im m e d la le ly for payment. | SEM INOLE HUDSOVKSSKX
x— Kinanrioj
ING
*11 tra n sie n t o r d e rs ara p a y -
........ ...........
m m
3— Aulom nl dies
Classified Rates
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TH E SAK FO R D H R riA l.D W E D N E SD A Y . MARCH 23. 1927
*dians W ithout S p e a k e r
^ail To Im press Walsh A s
O n e O f B est Clubs In Loop
o f dra!nk*e •*rln eerin *; and
$2,500,000 In Road IVirginian Sen ators ject
C eor*e B. f i l l la, Jacksonville, fo r Four Doughboys Die
mer secretary and field manager
On Board Transport
Bids A re OpenedBy Resum e Inquiry In for
the Isluwnn Randolph tureey
o f the K ve n d a ^ M in 1913.
W ASH IN G TO N, Mar.83- (IN S )
Flo rid aP ep artm en t Ouster O f M em ber;
— The namet o f four army pri
t h e
T A ^ h a s s e e . f i * . M.V: M
C la s s ifie d
E V E R Y B O D Y SA YS
Thai no building rdlrs in .Sanford can Ik*
iwrrd to those in IliKhlaml Park, nmt what v
Irvwly .snv.H m u st be ^o.
„
W H E R E CAN
ERE’S a get-up-and-ga
pa«s especially *A*r eating awwata.
I comm.need taking just a pinch of
“(I f f 'seals and by
this I could oat about any
. " I W r* Black-Draught to my chil*
«r»a for coldi and hniilAciia. I can
d but the last letter* received
Mm a week ago indicated he
in .Nicaragua.
rm nu n aod i f
Thadwrd'a IUack-Drau«ht U no-
o n u iie iu ir d b y t h o u iA iu la o f o t t w r i
for tha r e lie fe r In dK S Iu oJ U W
neae and eim;jlo aumenta due to
corttlpatiori. Safe, easy to Uka.
(A t lL L A
Iraprovement lo be Costa only 1 cent a do—.
# c-ITI
o f Florida Tele* (w jn r s tlo n here.
Thcdfordi
iivNervous Girl
Gains With Vinol
wwn. nerruus, run-down, and
rrcummendnd Tlacd.
• S n e d 5 pound* and f**l
r r .rinu better.” —Marie Rem' M begin to feel atnmgrr.
and Sleep better the very
T week you U k r this simple,
gthenlng Iron nnd cod liver
. ° r DT* r *3 year*
haa hrlned weak, nrrvuua
buck-draught
Put c I h V r fc f.t b lr
SANFORD
CASH LUMBER CO.
710 W. Flrnt 8 U Phone 472 -V!
W. 8 . PRICE. Mgr.
NEW
LUMBER YARD
A Complete Line of
1 about llupmoblle Six performancc that apnea la to you
at one* as entirely out o f the
ordinary.
A n d the more you try t o find
its p a ra lle l a m o n g o rd in a ry
sixes under $1750, the more
su rely y o u rcalixa this Six is
u n iq u e in its price*class— in
fact, has no rival an vwh ere save
among the highest-priced sixes
on tha market.
Perfectly
rc
rie c iiy lo gical, w h e n you
yoi.
consider that H upm obUe has
made this the closest-priced Six
in the industry by actually *.Ll,-^J in * • fu ll 10 p e r cent extra
1 f iuality without adding a cent
^
“> Ita purchase price.
Come aee the new Hupm obUe
'dx. D rive It! Experience the
<rrformance thrills o f the most
xpensivc type o f aixrcylinder
lotoring which it assures you
t a very aubstan tial saving.
Y O U F IN D
Any other localirn with so many ntlrai
fcatiircH and -o frve from every* objection?
THE N EXT
J
B IG L A N D BOOM
.scheduled for Southern Texas and
to be now under wav.
FRO M F A R A W A Y
C O R P U S C H R IS T I
Paael Under Gtoeo, Udlrecdy Lighted
Vision-Ventilating WlodrMr'
r
i LIN C O
J LN
FORI i — FOKDSON «f»c
I
Edward lli*)d n «, Ine.
nnd
Commercial k Palmetto. Hmne M l
|
SEM INO LE HU DSOVESSEX
INC.
XM Oak A rt.
Phone 41
4— llusinrHs S e rv ic e
ii A N T E D — Children’s
Mr*. Iliggs, Phone M2r,.j.
Unfurnished tr
K— Fin ancial
Tke word rat* applies to *arh
Mart ion. for atatnpla Ik Wurd<
* ft ioaertIona at to a word
pula l« lime* It or f t . * ; ads
taunting ten than Ik vturda
re tuui.ied aa Ik vturda.
i*
Phone Orlando DCM or drop
Price* same a* Orlando. Russ
u* n raid and our salesman
will rail tn see you.
Mattress Co. 1122 Church Bl.
Orlando. Florida.
—
Ll.'.MIIKIt and romplete line cf
building material, l-ow
prices.
Security Idimbrr Co., ’’ VI here Good
Grades Come From'* Maple
and
Sixth. Phone 797.
'a t o u
P ie c e
w ie c o m e t
o
'T h * ^
V O u v e T L i r n e d IN T A
A
* h o ^ i.
tcbe.
!
R u f?-xL A »
B E H I N D N W B / N C )< - H E V fr —
X 6 t L N W O U -IAV V E T r-r / J ' '
U D O F F A 'A T C A N ! • * 1
M A P V .E .
OFFICE
ROOM
I’urk A\r., in
Emiuirr 'IV, IV
llotrl. I'nik ami t
STOVES
■1 hume r r
with n\rn $22.50. Fl«rer
mat 4 tburoer shrve $2U
gas plate $3JW 42 .1
Arcade.
N O v*
f
llusinrsN l i a r r s For Kent
‘
/To f
V O O - W / A iT *
'
A T T K A fT lV T i e m« m rent f. r
■tore* or offices at Park Ass
end Com eternal Hrcet
W XI
Youn,. Owner, son r « rk Ava.. ep.
posit* Court Houi#.*"
— ---------- RF.ST.U RAj, r
FT)
.RATORS — fiord
Good pt' i'.i .tfon ft
^<1 reasonable.iV r w ifr with Mnwijraplti
Mi lender Arvada. A. Cole, t.ircnW Hotel
AALE;— Oriental
•rye. china, et<.
list floor.
TH E S E X :.M IL L CMINTEKY
A h - : 0 CAMERAS
A N D SU PPLIES
F (»ll S A LE :— 1
M l IV. 9th SL VV. N. loimley. Prop. 1*ra< t ii ally new
(In- tiindrrville
A- I * PKRKLNS — llaberoaahor
brad.iuartrn for C o l l e g i s t *
Clothe*. 110 F in t Street.
I.'i— I (no m s >VI(h lUmrd
BUILDING 111.OCR*— Irrigation
bokej and grneral cement wore
Miracle Concrete Co.. J. E. Terwillrger. Prop.
b r ik j c t
,nK'H Y TO 1.0A N «
Nunfonl nm iirrtf In
r“ m $2,000 to $10,000. Mail p»c- " ROOM
I
tun « -with details. Carnes Broth- fnmt, go,ut
vrs. CO )j,* t Central Ave.. Orlande,: I’bone 4«A J,
sewing
plant
O O - W A i T 't L 1 C ttT
' O v jr v > to e .- 0 0 f
i b »n
V N A T c M I M v j o o V O U W U r r.LAVri ? •
J\ T t S X V r iy V O O A V .t-E P K >
Wi e n
11— .Mirtcrllnncn
Our rug cleaning
strictly modem.
OUT OUR WAY
I
n i HINF-HS LOCATION
NICE NTORE room U iiU M
22t> Magnnlia Avt nue. Bullahte • r
small kusittesa- rent reasonal
Apply (H A IV C.umelly k 8m ■.
221 Magnolia Ave. Phone M.
o r r ic K fu r
Bldg
k la s s .
U
kknt~
Appl> A. r
s a ^ .
II-
a
a
a
a
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Twp beautiful and finely ’mat
Mu*rk
c . n n.’ly A
*rrar>h-
IH— Wanted To Rent
ll 0(1 MS, with or •ith<>ut non I «
Reasonable rate* Lincoln UotaL
W lU N tf
I I — KoontN Uiihoul Hoard
A P A R T M E N T W A N T E D —Thn
nr four room apartment wanted •
Southern part » f Sanfurtl
GiBED ROOM
rent, with bath full nartiiulaia to T . A.
and garage, all conveniences Herald.
Rotes
Kea>‘>n«Me.
Ih
Elm
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• i
t YJeiL - U iiS W J v - R i V ( VvVT.-c NOO
/fAR4? W OoEtK I
L A N K Y ’S
STtlftF. — Pro- Ave. Photic .121 - IV.
I f — llo u scg For S ale
- r lp t l'M . Drugs, Soda. Wa ara
ue vu K H W *
* .
i
Ktt 0 o f »,
>'v.vS
4
( *\ȣr M
Frill SALK— Two lets in Oak Hill
«a near you as your phone.
Ir iR
RENT -two
unfurnlahr
o u r f Osl U o U
t'A ilitV l f 111 ' W
hnd two I.a■ in linens Viata $*C*)
v
it
L
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.
IF
SotJ
M
O
O
t
FOR
SALE
.\V
w
5
I
Of‘I
.
Call 103
i *om*
with p(jyatr
entrant*
r » h , cash pat meat andlrtm* tn
Mt'u, LOOM
Q A H j A drfil rf*
low nok flnwra-kuilk III
Adglt* only. Ion S. Maple A w
. I
ll tE
V P l l f T cL 'IvlG I W u C k ! ' s
suit punhaMfr. Bus as rare Hat.
Phonograph K rpilrm g
and tub- Porte Corhrrv
UWE A
hid.
t A M i 6 » ’ r
Plano Tuning
fTMnO Ca.tf fttK n rr \
H V i h \ l \ ) « f t ? O O iT
Tf
Akl* U O U j
(O it fl'U r:o »n & f
By ex|*vrts with 17 year*
mouth including Intcrrai
Aa'ANI, 0 ULv/-fo \4 UAt{ Aki* i f r u L i’ C P
N f O t l F P A fis ' u i * I
ui-tvi’ M ip p a
L’fi— .MlHcellaVu-mia F,»r Sale
experience.
Announce mentH
liars—owner, Franklin
. U P O M H 'M >
Sanford Music Store
cv
r
Old S P E C I A L
211'i Llm Avenue
N o tM i P A U L C L ? (
MERMEN T A K E Notice, fl-h
;
Ci k f a u
Jl
_ and G ift Shofiiie
H V E ROOMS Of furniture nnd
0 C 'C A < > l0 k i< > !- i f 1C*
‘V . A C f ! # *
kiting like hungry wolves, see Room 10 & 1| McLander Arcadn.
'.••JLUKE (tV
FOR
SALE
A It..urn hoi:
household furnlshine, will sell at
Oglesby fo r boats and bait,
fO V l J t 'r S *
, .
. Phong art?.
on Summerlin Avenue Mayfair
•Sirtfl.e
Apply only house i*n
l
v
s j u i h D d i y
r Monroe bridge.
FU RNISHED A P A R T M E N T —
D P V o u TVi|t> itG U W I
FOR YO U R H E A L T H ’S SAKE I " r rent, attractive four r*Kim In tween Union k 4th small pay I renrh Ave in tlreamwidd
TRY
CHIROPRACTIC
Alt- and luith; liownstaira; garage; ren ment — llalanee easy terms—Are or
A. k. ROAbITER
A D ? If* / I k l W A T t o !
eUSTM
ENTA.
DR.
I
f
.
E.
M
AI> sonahlr. 2AH. risk Avenue Phot.f "rite J. II Baum—2»2 N. Park.
LUre Averrja
Phone 212-W
Avenue.
■ > *-t.
>'
DOUGAL. 1ST N A T L BAN K UHJ. W.
'A Floral Suggestion for Every
BLDG. PltriN E 4H2-J.
» > U fI
n ifY v T ,
Occasion
BU VG A!.m t . Attn
Newly Deittrated h.»iis< keeping
Fieri I Dagfgna a Specialty
milled,
|i,Hwf,. L.
4— prrv
CONCRETE In every shape and rooms All convenience* llalr* fi.UO
i t n;— n o r i d ; . j • ar« r |
|>orrh, doulilr garngr, a
form, blocks, tile roofing, orna
under glass. Shipments will l*e
week-llen
ty
shade
lake
litre
shhildfrrr. 4ia»h 9$,««C
D M A N E N T W A V IN G — $10 mentals, etc, Sanford Cement Prod
tn lje |n enler as rw-viviVI
yrars, Mrs. Simmon-,
lr*d U ft. Marreiling by our e«- ucts Company, Fifth and M i pit te. 106 North I nurrl.
l’n »« FriJI. as follows.
pt curator. Blue Bird Beauty Sts. Itinne 112-W.
ly Shop, Purk Avenue
Ten thousand and uier, p»r
UNFURNLSHKII FI A T . - I n
htpe. I’hona 319-J.
thogsar *1
|2 i
priiatr batli, closi- in, very
CI.AKf.NCE SMITH
l<w*a than ten th.- isatol
venieht, 1221-2 Palmello Ave
-L o «i(
F UUnd
General Cot.tractor
t*rr th*>u*an,|
(2 .o
600 West First Street
Shipmrnts primptly or mt*nry
FriR RENT: -)uinl»hed Iw.i n».m
3*T:— l.icknt* plate C-20.72Hr
at Phone 441
ref urulvfl
collage, al*o two room furnished
the city or betwn-n here and Ml
A F. DECUMAN CO
npattnn nt, first floor, suinmer
»*. Return to 508 Myrtle Ave C LE A N IN G , PRESSING, D YING rates. 300 Frinih Avenue.
324 West Bay SI.
Jacksonville, FU.
— “ We do it Better,” Try ut.-Roy
, HEAT IIL’ V IN AGRICUI T t'll
al Cleaners and Dyers, J. C. Jack-1
NS'- -Tortoise shell rim glasses •on, .105 East Second A t, I’hona
ALLAND
. FOR SAI F -Several bargaini in
Sunday.
Finder please reIn The .State Of Florida
I trade in Radios, rebuilt and gu*
i is 210 Park Ave. and receive
^ In the flowing well district near antred, licit - Mae Battery f>- 117
HADDOCK STEAM I'UKASERY
Sanford, with »lay subsoil.
Ott E. Second Atreet.
— Clesnlng, preoaing, tailoring.
| the highway amt one mile fro a11—....... . ii
i
- *
Aulomobilca
105 A. Palmetto Avenue. Pbone TW O rooms, kltrbei.rtte and bath' | It. R: station.
, B A Iillll.A SJighll* used for set'
146-J.
Already rleared, Perfect
•eight tetie eiiper-hetrodyn* at *
. beautiful oulluok; all improve
cHltYMKIt
drainage.
bargain Boa sol rare Herald.
menu;
attractively
furnlahM;
IS T. F U L L E R MOTOR CO
1 irgin soil e f unsurpassed fer
moderate r#» t by week. Young *
lord Ave at 10th At. Phone 89*
erlastlng.
Metal
shingtev: ApartmenU. ofiicu 200 N. Park tillty, will grow anything.
1.WN) Acres in unit* of & air**, V i d a W i n n E a s i l y
______ _
standing seam tin and galranuej Ave.
a* many a* you want.
re ear* and GraLam Truck* roof#. See James II. Cowan. Oak
F r o m D a v e F d d lo m u n
First flour tmfunJahed apart A T A PR IC E AO LO W IT W IL L
nd IStk St.
Phone 3 ave. and Third At. Phone 111.
"Make Your Head Swim”
ment f , t rr«t. vavaat April 1st
MATREASES properly renovated; 615 Myrtle Are Mrs, Noble,
Home Seekers, l i n e I* Your
JACKSONVILLE Fla. M*v 31
on* day service in Sanford, by
<'ha«t*
. I N - . Leu 1i.lv < r.. k >t AexSanford Matte s Factory. Phona
•i.tln* wrOaewaignl, plaeed an»tl
It M*y Never Cotac Again
S la t e fr e o lo ifis t O n
402-M.
paid le |h* LHlhr giver L c s l
If
' 1• an stake s amall I ask rt Del.h In Ml* win rvlunt Im ll)
• -<a|Msy f» r tT.mn * . r . « >.f hi
payment and finance your first After winnir g the first five ivundi
I In 'he park area.
v IGHT-CH RISENMKKHY PR IN T
San I vr.ta A fA R T M E N ’ T for <r»p. It will easily par for the i-f a oche.ii.ir,l tea-rounder again
SHOP — Printing. Engraving, rent
•t tk*«> Ed-IWn-an ef Charlutt*.
HANFORD tlU ICK CO.
This art ion felhiweel dUeglhti
Mr* Awnln Apartment No land.
N. C. V kIa f.vred Faldlemaiv I f
218 Magnolia Ara.
Embov/mg. See u* flret
IV* do 4. I’h..ne 910-W. Resilient Agenl
T A I M IIA A A K ).
KNOX V II I F, T»n n , Mot. M
I f you are looking for a "Snap"
4 as inrunrllan by 4b* Cbrtm
noil in tbe Hath *«v the ta(taie ( I \M i .Hiele Oe
Pbona MT
(IN N ) What I* termed a*
(h, Court, re.UamlMg lb* .w ie In
L I ’bor.e 417-W. R. R. Avenue- F. F. Dutton k Co.
Here It la
eiaim that ba had hurt hi* left
turning lodnl In rwgetiattawa fer
See Mr At On. e
Commercial Street.
Gunterd
left
Tatlabe*s*e
,v4a|
l
knee a rut rouMn't rwatinue.
lb* eataiduhment nf the Hntnky earing tb* mewer Only^a sa»
IIUP9—MARMON&
W. M YOUNG)
1(5— House* For llrnl
<1 the twalftb annual wvee, Maintain Nati> *vel Park wa* rearb
area remains ta be labeg ever,
Haaford Automobile ca.
Bargains
In
Real
Ektale
“ JEPSON W A N TA TO SEE YOU”
I iRg * f the Anver!, an A w w la iw * d ed bet* today whew $J?3A7I wae la said, le romplete tb* <t*a)
Rsgoalia Ara.
Phone 197 House, Hotel, Apartment ileuoe.
Park Ave and Cvanmef. i*l S4.
IVlrnUum fi«>:<guu, ef which be
an) thing in Furniture JETAON SIX K G O M -H oum wilk U th foe
JH V K T I A N D 1‘ ATGE
i I* e m n l « t , *1 Tulsa. Otlthunn.
FU R N ITU R E Co. i l l 3.1’atk Av-. rent. Weal First At. Applr i l l IV ? m u
KALE—Twa
errr trmk
RIYF:t G ARAG E
}
Mr (iwn'er wtil nttampeny f t .
farm*, .bm* in,
frre'.- High
_
Hanford Dealer
I' N. G«u>«l. rtelr gealigtat d Ok
5— Help W anted (F em a le)
Way.
flowing
w
*
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etedricili
1,
EAL
Phanr
lahoma, «n a (leld t(l[ tlx.
THREE ft-ROOM -House* rlu** A Renaud 820 W. First Hi
’
the A t w r b moustatne. tbllawiag
/.tN
i; nWORKS.
it. .y U L C A M, —
. , v,
u a s .i. BOY W A N T E D - .Smart
wh*te In, rent resoonahle, inquire 8300
the cwwventhiu
'b AND GOt D YE A H TIRES. boy to work im m t- Guwrr* n Mrllonvillr Ave. Phone 830 1V.
B u r g l a r s |n New Y o r k got $100,
U. K L 1 aiteries.
Bmewte »P the rpemUliun ee-ie
Highland Park after srhool an I
(XXI wnnh of aspirin
Thu may
B u n g a lo w fo r rent
PoUibucor* C hand 1*1
Ihe guealldltlv ef oil la Florvda by
on Saturdays, 15 cents an hour. F I V E B r i l iM
i
nt * 1 pe'gtv against tk»
(omnwreial Vvenu*
lCi-maltll, (Jpnlri'a trip la ran
Apply at my reahience, rnrne. Apply C01 Park Ave. Ih »n e 224
• dere.t of irapwrlalwe in the fl#M
Elm Avenue and llu*hey Hirer:
MODEL T R IM CO.
after S:3u P M.
tko car, not the
A.SAFE Hlate rood N
t lT fo r •allmat
4 tnrowgh Ihu rMy.
K. V. RADFORD
OUR HOARDING MOUSE
UccooyiAhi !)i
H UN D RED S
W H EN YOU A R E
R E A D Y TO B U IL D
A home conforming |» the high ideal* alint;
which Highland Park in Irving developed, you c»
buy one of theso beautiful building site* ut »ucl
a rnlijctifih in (iricc a.i will go u long way \«a*an
payitig for tho hoifw1. Or you can arrantf* fo
lerm.H that will greatly help you t»_ finance it
out thct-o concc<-sinn8 are for u «hort time onl)
are inlendetl to timulutc immediate building o
the right kind. nm| will be withdrawn as soon b
(niildititf i* well under way. I have hundred# d
htuMing plana, with eust.i figured, nnd tjiesv nred
Way To Convention
Y O U R L I F E T IM E
C lear V U m
r e la i
— M ohair L'pholatery— W alnut P lo lahed inatrunoewi fUmrd on J W in d ow
— Cowsrorning W in dow “ JU-
■ rosnled aa 6 wordo.
N o w IS TH E TIM E
. TO m * t T H A T FARM
AND S TA R T SOMETHING
W * are all p i i t j back to the
farm where ria l' vahi.< win alH «r» prevail. Just now U the tlw tn move a few mile. from Sanford
and Mart that rhirkrn farm amt
ralae vegetable* for the home mar-'
krt. Ju»t iioh a place can he h »li
;,i6,,-38‘*riJAdtjuap j
IS B U I L T F O R
M+Jtrm Cmr S6*mU Hmr »
bev tr* nrdared. earli Una will
1— A r r r a g e F o r S ale
nnua
YO UR HOME
E t t r j W o r th - \ T h tlt F e a tu re t b t
o n n n tA
*1 be nails I * p»r«n - al I lia
*f*rd Haral<l o fflr * nr t>y
|W.
Tetvphana
dlsrontlnI - nrtars are not valM.
L-igglFICATtON INO nX: Th#
leuinc
cUaalfU-aliuns
are
sJ.r.hsed amt numbered fur
k reference. They are madealphabet Irally and numerty. The ad* under vaeli hs.nlara also mad*.up alpbabat-
•*
k w o m t in t a n c r
Tks follow ing arhednl* tails
U .rleo or sat solid ad« from
Iv s t'll to Ik word* fur on* lo
I ms-rCna*.
When
...
___ M S lirM
httVf koiinketl th is M a in E n tra n c e , and Kainb(
P o ol a n d G a rd en , nnd h a r d ly n d t y guea by tb
out o f to w n o r local p eo p le do Hot u m * these i u n
tiiiK-N fo r g r o u p p ictu res o f th e p ciu p a n t* o f t
c a rs th a t c o m e t o IliR h ln n d P a rk fo r that purpot
rivals the higheU-priced in
quality and perform ance
VVALON, Cal., Mar 83.— The
P i t f R i i r i ran l$«ai avery•TriJ.
K r y b f. alDAlales,
among their own
fit. A fter rleaning up low A n
te and Hollywood Trams, the
(anting: tf an error la mads
IS lUaford Herald will not be
*oasible tor more than one
mrr-rl Ineertien,
thrrefore
• since should be notified at
LkS^IFtRD nATB 8CttKDin.r
O F T O U R IS T S
Mlktiutypi Udy Saji Ska Taak
Black-Draught for TltM
Sjraiptoau and Waa
‘^Greatly Relieved."
b* in advance ef publication.
a m lX O llOUIt: O p y freew
ill Tho Herald office by |I:M
(S, will Id published tka asms
Are planned f»-r IliRhlund I’ark and will be
tier way as soon as the 1(h*«1 money situation
loosened up mid builders arc able to finance thi
■r* Ihinkln* j f
lijildmc. why pay th r Architects
V , r l * hu»Vlrrd dollari for plans
BOOST SANFORD
G h T T H E N »w Sanford Booster when you ran *et the u m i free,
H a le displaying bunch o f celery and keep ymir money In your pnek
,urther lnfnrmati<m *e«.
rai h Mudelaiker A*rncy,
or*
*p-*n »e*|u»*t, and t l u r i M
Its* iin« Instead nf iha word
I eards a vsra ert a line.
rtXPI'IIONK Atm. will b* rspsd lor patrons and tollecti.r
a immediately fur payment.
*11 irsnslsnt orders aro pay.
Flander’s Studio
r*” . Y$nd. nnd the ex-boma
.1— A u to m o b iles
rS arcordlM-t to the num[ wurrfa anT num lir of In.
a*. • > per rat* acknluli beID* rrtSueed rates ore fur
retire insertion*.
Mu ad
f»r leva than Hr.
t r a c t ttATna win bo
Germany Insists On
Reduction Of Arms
• Indiana will direct the Sena-
Rates
not: TrwnaWnt orders
H ALL AND PENTLAND
" V , , V ‘ T \ FAI.LSt T e g , March
— With the series all even at
*ii vlgtory each, the IVhle So*
nl oqt today determined to capro tb t third game o f their four••
series with the Wichita
Ha club o f the Texas League.
n r n \T.n w l f o s F . >
1100.000 Black Bass
Hatched A t Welaka
vate* who died o f Influenia aboard
R ic h m o n d !
v ..
H .r .
the traniport Chateau Theiny.en( I N S ) — The it n iU election. com
routr from New York to San FranIn * fJAOO/KX), the largest in the mlttee win return? fu inrestiga• f t iB y D A V IS J. W A L S H
riaro, were Riven today by the
Jf
doing the beat they can. » U t « 1i history. w ire opened by the (ion tonight into charges against
itcmational New * Scrvie> Sport* Geor*a Gerkin, another secondT A L L A H A S S E iE r n -.. M .r .2 3 - W ar Department, at follow*:
State Road Department here today itate aenator A lfred C. Smith ,.t
(I N S )— State fiah hatchery nun- Gordon
> .W H ,
- E d it o r
P.
Hrodn W etterrille
I- W ---—
Indian,
and
may
■
—■■■» la in camp ew
eii# i*»aa
j with contractors from
Welaka hat hatched Ohio, Albert C. Johnson. Bennett,
F U - March 21— •Ikk. However, it ia probable that and other state aeckin, the award v
W football rule* committee moved the regular outfield will be mad*
100.000
balek hast, according Wiaconsin;
lo 1
Daniel Serforo, Bridge
The bid* today an* ring accept
id r®sl poata back ten yard* and up o f Charley Jamieson, McNulty
• ' ' ' S , 1? th* bends o f the »tate phrt. Conn.; and Grover I . Daniel
thell fiah enmnrteaion today. The Rocky Mount. N. C.
^ n k!!?W ,Lwh*,t ,h* ( m r H ef- and Summ«.
ten pqpjecta o f ed hi* political disabilities. .
will be, wherein the committee
fmh a rt Iw in* transplanted In*thn
The 192(1 infield ia intact, or will
r 4(1.6 mile* o f
New rhar*r* have been laid v-wterw o f the St. John* R K er; •
2 * r. •?, Mlahtly from the be. 'Geor*c Burn*, voted the LearO L 'P L K MURDRRED
five
o
f
which
a*ainat
him..
Several
member*
«.f
e r r land Indiana, who moved j n e ’* m oil valuable player, ,wll|
*1* telo*r»m *t*
N E W YORK, Mar. » ~ < I N S > —
lorida lime rock the Ku Klux Klan have testified
tie tno lirat haa-man, Fre«l
bred Spurtreatment over h . mishandled funds o f the Norfolk atate Shell Fiah CnmmiKtloner T. William F. Gray, 40 n marine en*I*eon will lie the second haaeman aa
l.t . U • * Pec ted that ncer, and hi* wife. Iaier. -IS. were
ee fo r clearing, Klan while rervin r aa its exalted R
over 200,000 black hata wit) he j found abet tn death In their three■oon aa he make, an adjualmrnt
ruction o f drain . cyclop*. Their
leaUmony . wa*
batched weekly as the ha*a a r e ' room apartment today. ••
o f the carburetor, made noceeaary
6 81 mile*.
I thrown out aa irrevalent. •
now on the hatchery bed# in the I
by an api>endicitis complex.
>nt low bidden | Sarah E. Knox, form er Baltl- the youn* fish throughout the
Joe Sewell, one o f the rankin*
SEVEN A R E K IL L E D
announced by , more trained nurae, who la aervin*
ahortatopa, hasn’t cut around to chairmnln Fons A. Hathaway o f thd : a 20-year term for murder, was atate will *he*in within the naxt
K IID W A . S IL E S IA . Mar. S3—
furnlahln* visual proof o f the mat road department tonight, no nn- .called by the prosecution but prov( I N S ) — Seven persons were killed
ter lieenuse he haa had to favor a nnuncement as to whom contracts led a (>oomerang witness. She U*stiand eighteen injured when a mo
MT. DORA
•ore arm. However Rube Lutxke »1II he awarded will he made until (fle d she gave Smith $100 to sound
I -«ke Shore Light tor 'truck carrying seventy work
la playinjr third banc without hia the latter nert o f thia week, a c - t out sentiment favorable to her ap- k Power Company install* new er* toppled over a precipice near
wheelchair.
rordlng tn Hathaway.
, plication for a pardon. She waa sen- light < on Lake Shore Drive.
no more. Ami somehow the InOne o f the beat o f th* ynun* InTomorrow, the road department * tenced for slaying with a hatchet
digna without Speaker must seem ficldenwia Johnny llodapp. Another
will receive bid* for the sale o f | Mrs. Roger D. Eaatlake, former
Ilka a peal without ita knife.
youth nf promise ia Jack Burnett, $241,000 nf Madison munty road 1Philadelphia *irl.
Th*
° I the matter Is that o f the University o f Florida.
bonds. ,*
j
---- — - the Indians presented the Senators
I-ewr Fonseca, formerly with the
witha what presumably was a first Philliea, Improved so rapidly last
Certified Public Accountants
ias^'putfielder and received noth- year that he finally wn* sold to
S p e c ia l C o u r t W i l l
,D/ a i " am? e
E x p e r ts
ng ln return.
Income T *x Consultants
Newark and now la with the In
The managerial void promoted by diana. This youn* man always
8. G, G R A Y, Keaident Manager
H e a r F lo g g in g C a se M e e t
M e m b e r s
O f
•-he gentleman's departure probab could hit.
ly ™
prove to be less poignant
The catchers. I,ukr Sewell, Mart
s o i’ e r t o n , r „ ,
Mar. a E v e r g la d e s
B o iir d
•artleUIarlywrith a form-fittim: in Autry and Glenn Myatt, remain
_ ,,,
,
lllte J a c k M cAllister avail unchanged betwrrii seasons, mran- ; (I N S )— A special term o f rrim fT A L L A H A S S E E , Ha.. Mar.23—
dilv.rJark has been arouml the U tl I Ins that the eatrhlnr will he more j mat court will runveno May 5 to
luh no lone Ihot llir Iwiys h*vr that adequate. On* 'Kid McRae nl- | Irv four men indicted by the grand f » N 8 ) — The three drainage ex|ury here In ronnertii-n with the fwrta who will survey‘ the Kver•ome tn look forward to him like so Is with the outfit.
•frape-frult In the aye at breakfast.
The pitchers also will remain aa ,
In Speaker’s placv. there has la. Briefly, the list Includes: George
pn m * several bright younr men. Uhle, who won some 27 ball (fames ,
\MtBn* them are Homer Summa. last year. Emil l/rvlaoit, A great
igh tfielder by environment and first year roan, Joe Hhaufct another
i’ g^M cNulty, who has been threat- ronaiatant winner, Garland Buck
■ned to go somewhere for years eye, Therry Kmlth, who pitrhea an
fort and poise. When your feet hurt,
•ut always forgets to sUrt. Frc«l excellent game tn flpit base, ami
are tired, aore or perspire, even the
-’ ichrondt, up with the club before, L efty Miller. Tw-o good young one*
simplest tasks seem over burdening.
md Ike Woebtr, from Dallas, al are W illlt lludlln ami Earl CoBard.
But now it is easy to have foot com
fort. to cn)oy talking and dancing and
Icel a . fresh at night as you did in the
morning. Just shale AlU a’v Fao4-C*M
into your shoes.
This Antiseptic,
Healing Powder, takes the friction (roan
the shoes and instantly relieves sore,
tired, arhing and perspiring feet.
G EN EV A, Mar. 23.— ( I N S ) —
C L E A R W A T E R , Kla„ M a r.2 3 - Germany insists upon immediate
Make this a dally habit. It's as necessary
aa brushing your leotb and Juat a* Im
T * Brooklyn chib la aald to havo and actual disarmament in Europe,
portant. Trial package fr e e , address
••fered Cincinnati a pitcher and a Count. Uernstorff declared before
* “ « * • f r t g aav. l e Boy. N. Y.
vtcher fo r second baseman Crlta. the League o f Nations Prepara
Lei un do your
tandarrt, infialdar, haa been rt- tory Disarmament Conference to
***d to Mamphls and Blsonnette day In setting forth the German
Thesis on Disarmament.
D E VE LO PIN G A N I)
as been sent to Buffalo.
"The states disarmed by the
r ifl.N T IN G
8 f . PETERSBURG. Fla., M ar. h peace Iraatlts were illvarnw-d aa a
»•— The Yaokros take on the Bos- prelude to grneral disarmament,’’
said Count Dematorff.
•n Braves here today.
Over Mobley's Drug Store
"Germany awaits impatiently
ST. A U G U S TIN E . Fla*, March the disappearance o f the present
;»Vh*ti the Giants play Jack- Inequality o f European arma
n rillr ib d a y catcher Jpck Cum- ments. That is the League's chief
inga will be back In harness a i task. Germsny won't approve fte
rs
la y o ff o f three weeks beuse o f injuries.
,1 . V,. •
G A IN SV 1LLK — $200,000 to Ii
T A N P A . Fla.. Mar.
83 Tris raised for convtrurtion o f nc
*akrg*1 was again In tha man- lights nn I^ike Shpre Drive.
rrl,!J S W l Vx1* * - - Uurky Har.
» lirfUvb' o ff th« active fist for
rcraTtfreks aa a result o f an In-
News From The
Trainirig Camps
sA N m nn
'V?,**. lw'r*u,l*K for that r f your children and yeoi
children s children. Iluild il after your own plan*
( ut out the Builder'* profit, even though h«
at the present low price*, and do not forget that 4
lioutve built even a few montha ngo must be sow
«t 4i tn-mendoun reduction on ita actual coat awl
u it bout
build* r'n profit at all to bring Ita fofj
to you down to what you tan yourself build fod
fa r Away From (he Hailruadg and (he C i*
Hectiema. I^nd-vcaptd aa a I'ark and With T!
JleauHfuJ |*arkn XYithln lit. liordcm, CxrefuUy
■trlrted. Artinlir. Unique. Dlnlinctive. Differ
In a (loan lly Itself. W here can you find
equal?
V
I*ark Site Acquired
At Cost Of $273,576
I
IF YOU WANTA (iOOD USED CAR
AT A VERY LOW PRICE
By Taylor
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Magnolia Avenue
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and a re in splendid rnndllhsn
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The Sanford Herald, March 23, 1927
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Sanford (Fla.)
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 23, 1927. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 23, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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In Florida'*
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r^lier totogh?; pn*m*ty R*n*
{ r if t tar pert*? fr.i-rih«t rb?ntg
tmil'tnrtw rrfr?.iy inirtrvuie
- fir W o r ld ’* R rc n ttw l V e g e t a b le
Section. I I n R ic h e s t D a rd en L a n d
a -rfl| fO\r1bw»
Id'flxnd W ir e In tern a tio n a l N e w s S ervic e
S A .N F O K D , I I O lt I D A . f i l l l O H U . M \ l{i II J|. n
HAYNES NAMED 2, 000 Flood Refugees Flee NANKING FIGHT M a n y A m e r i c a n s
J?!rrnw r H nrr R e p o r t e d S l a i n B y
R io tin g C a n to n e s i
™
udffe Callaghan Rules
That Trial Justice
Must Decide Appeal
For Separate Trials
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A n ti-S a loo n
la a irtio
le a d e r
i ' d j i \|i|tointrmiil O t - p ilr
0|i|XMilion
O f S rc rc ta ry
M ellon A n d lie n . A n d re w *
Pennington Hacked
By Andrews For Job
T r h i 'u r j H ead A n d Andrew?*
Ktn|)ha../e T h a t
A p p o in t• ntenl Is O n ly "T rm p o ru ry ”
NS)--Mlvt. Ruth Snv.it r.
L'tty blotulr hmi f\* ifv. uti<!
pry .1tidil (Jray. tlinip r
:injr t orr.rl .ilr.niuu. (vill irri
1triul April 11 for Uto firrt
tftret? murder nf Allwrt Snvir. art tnlitor of 'Motor Hiv.itir'*. tvlio tviul tirutallt *!nii» in
* Itonio in fjtiCM'iiit villmr'
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w h irli
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MKMITtlS, March *4 ( I N *
TWu th>m «»il r r lu fw i havp l» n
thru*! on rKarlty. hundred* o f • t f
jot rwh (arm land* In Hit l>1-*l.i
an- {t »(li< l aid 1 'it i'i ?•( the M
li'iipi i River ar.? ihreatmlilg t
break lit at b**t l » n i>ta«-M arvialt nf tlir raiMtll) it?!ng river
l|rr»if arliitn in atrengthrrv
lit** IfViT, right null”* north
Tl|*t• nrttb-, T« nn.. Mitt Il f levr?
live t|' .tin nl o f the r l'W • i
I t * Lman, hy> bna re’* '* 1'
ril I'Uartron t f l . - l . in thow |U»* i •
I n r humlrtd h"m *lr»i, und tt-n'
wa.t a
league,
In A f r r s t r d |i»
utrrvaa- I rr d ll«»^
men in
t o tin it
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S x n 'a r ji nf thr
: an?l lien l.in
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Fnd II cm1
i I I'mhlhitloil. Ita<l Strrvt a •• nr
l». IVniiinjrton, a Galynl in tin
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ar* H*d? r Kt
i n ^ A t e Ili.tmrH l pon It
ter. r t n c i* ( ff?.-?i .» Ik fire (rrt.
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lllvrr nhleh liar" fkwthd M v i)
».iu»r- mil * i f r.irtntaixil '< it
ItMifrli. Toni.. ho? drtvv* Coo rr( i
p t i into that l-.wti for
-*/•().
Tint* have hcvti >et»t to h>'<iv ll.. n N a n k in s Vnd t htnkteng |k>lh
frtirti the » tali. n*pil»l at Natht i1*I all
llr f o r r
A lt a i L * O f
(a n t im r - r I .a ir W riln esd a y
Centered IJpoi
HAGEN’S PLAY LS Firing
Nanking IlillWhcr.
Body Of Foreigner
Disorders May Be
EKATIC
IN
FIRST
(hither For Refug«
Work Of (Guerillas
ROUND OF MEET Consulates Looted
I.-
,d’n
Lt hej r. -'lamp him with lirr
liti't-w*« I"vp until h» wr? irn.I eif.lt-. while M lf, ^tivilet' <!e[• ,v
I*e liiet tirav |.lantie*t
id i re* itle»l Ihe numt-i himA ’.'» rnvy Kn-hor 1 S
wont? un vnrly trn*
to nek thr tour: to *.•
i 1 tialr. * * ■
•Irfrttdantii will t-lijwi
,1 will n «l givr
nit- tt» prviun tin-* di
l*r I . r?t \ f 'arpentrr. > rnaji *
■if ir*rrtra liiithp t'nitni State.
■rtnt tail' ll «?tr|r, and it *n\*rv
f.neai nielrrumtlgUt nf mo m «
tin.at iiiw w n, I? tti t*- t H< *j* it.?
l"cfi»tr thr raewOng nf Ur }»*n ffcl
tf| en l ut'tni at it? weahlj •e«*li<n
ti** Wiintan ? tilth f’riitav tugt U
li''g In »li"? ulwwrti*nl m vlw
i ..a» liy Warren It Spoil m * I
ijrnt *tf I lie Tuibm
•Hr. C ' Tcriler, in athlitlon ij ht»
fame at i ti.?leiur*l**cl*t rid in*
lerto g nf w.aiher aauging and
i ttiog applur. r*. it well I m i . ii
t? an author and listiirrf.
It*
ba« Lathed hefi-n au nee# la the
In n er m i*ef»n ?? af |U rnrwtr
irfeee the alaff * f avurtiaw . t It
and larfot* iuta.an aitalVoa I •••
One t.f the n r-t ihfitfut *ilut».
•>f h??tlt l>alw>n» and airida *. *»•
It al»u and to I* the m
wa»
old more for thr fa ile d
' n
Afriry «rr?|r* than are ol » t > *
|rt. f U ifi-l during Ihe |«a*> ?• ful
Fox Film Man Aill
‘Shoot’ lAwa! Scones
Amended Declaration
Filed In Sapiro Suit
\«ainst AutoMainiatc
DAYTONA nCACil. V
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ar VI—(INS)—Furtlnr nrr*l ' f . v
'
nl Of the * M )it r r y "
will u
iv ...I four nr fiyr da)*, 'tu
l.v - '
her fni
II. o. It Srgravis nnnoutirrd •■ring • *»• *
Hi aftrrtttbu . In 4,’ ive tin W
Uv.
ut,.. hu*t
Work.' I iiihfottftti l«k«* a I^Iv fi>»
d i ;ht on tlir car u cha
thr office *Hc mw tub
**cn a ctrnl d M l. t l •
ihrriUEii her
travel*
ATIi.NA IICSAf'll. Mo. Mur .'I nhilr
b- tide «?tt ofltcial
[IV. ■ Taking li*» huge *Mvr
“ I theil • u n '"t On |i
yS.' !,i.M -liott p. « i r * rt-ntii'n
. |i.. I and a d 'i? '»t'd
lit ...r?ii 1ih|-i>- In t V Ii*”J*? • f
•Ihibmj u wnllil tr- - i f l f* t the I - thr :gh all W* 1*01
» h»
kan.1 the kllnmrtPfi Mtijor It tt, 41fV Pat. ii *ald
f*c-. -. Itritt h ypr# n t plhrt
»' •' icnjH mflc ? t * r t«
111.'. • ti* way n ifie l * m n< ■
iksol of ft*, ml t|». tu in tirftrt.
'tie i*-t pttlr trip.
W I t i I start war iwtiii t l " l U
l i t i . i ut 7:"*V o'cloek. T ' •
«•» r i. ui* hai tlv record
’
“ Km tirok>n lt> tnip* Indnr
la ptlr r f a poller p a f l
RUpt tfc.k the i n « J »lima:a«i
Ilf??. ahti| lii.nl lh» .'ut'- 1
N tv 'y . thi* nitnnlwK| fv ' right fma'. llr.- «fcea»'»rlu.1 U., rickltlk* « I iPOl io
l a pr. m. t M uotl titc uicu nittg
lkalt:il (.m in t ti* u .
Dra imurc
PM'S-r tr?t ^ln4>ah^• tg*Hh
m n r;, i.m irtr.w, A rurinr*?;
31— (IN fjl —
Ilia I t .'im mg Iha bf&fh.
jn drai'tngr 1
Pjp»»r |in. »J Trwtmv Mtltor'i
FJ ri U 'ju t units an hour hut her t. dat to make
for (Uo week
•**h the timing appartuu* [tting flood rgnll?
hotre and other IN ”c ) r t i t 'i »j.v d'al 1W1i an Ivor, the major. * n re- •timatlrg the pi '
I Ihr " in )*ter> 8 ” to thr ga- afvt* aye'em. .
The IrJOtd lu lft ’
[Jto> w rijtk in g Ip etmitec? Tcoay . diatnage.ck
M the t.bta hod h m i turnrnKm-n’ of M ,?fv
totlljr after B dVkrk J.’
Ihst hi* ta?homclrr had nrtor, (•.■otg* '*:•
»HI.. r .r?rer*. rrwf
' • ?pr?d uf |a7 utile* i*j
•*)'• Mar. S4-m (lNS)— ■'
,s,1ki(iitka
today
denw!
'■*** *nd t j u n d a gtta'
*t).» rpiaiuuian rltlnye •
t ak* V io th drain
Iko drainage r»ur
rfo d i origin ?! R ®
iinru’o' abl fa r,l
Pretty Heiress Is
To Push Charges
Against Ex-Lover
NATCIIKZ. V|ut., klarrb .'I
(IN S I - Mt»» Calhettn?- M?hit
Irtok. pretty h*irv*a who rlatm? In
have been du|inl out of IlSjh'O by
.
||
I. g? ' l b " i i at
aniluu? fi*r legal irngeam r and t*
r. adj tw fate llu tvurt «i«>4enl v k * »
llym t! gvw* on trial h- r* Marvh ll*
I f (he t» 11olur.-beerted from the
>K> k of having thr man wb«. *!•?•
thought wa* to wed bar. w arn
anctl.T und »prnd Wa h.m?-t moon
Oil her inane)', ?h*> I? hiding ll
from lla wori'i.
l i ) met U charg'd with rOtb? tile
mri t. frand, ludatk of Irgat. athl
aljUlb'lig the 11f. V4MI nadir pit
Irti?*' of lorr
AM. to On* #4*tr m il *?*k I*
m u that th» a!Wgrd b ? t p tt»l«:
w *. g u m l i e ludtiry N r lurt-al-i
mri for the young hrireaa. Ily a e l
ua?> iir* r o u e wa» given Mm oa
► TIU H Al. IIU II.H IM *.
Hit
1 KOI I . Mar *4— In 'a h r lf«e t t„
nuarntral* thr raae upon live ratlal ia?ue. Aarnti Sapiro itnla) til
rd Bp amrlylad declaration uf libel
in hla million "dollar damage »uit
agaln?l llrnry Kurd.
Tlii- r>*n» co'nplalnt woubl narrow
I ho r » o tu thote alleg*?l likek,
nrintval in Kord'a Ikarbom Indgi? relent, which linked b*| ?t»» Id a
Jewtah ring that "eipl'Uted the
kmrriran fanner." Thi* n tla a
brought »harp |eutr?l? from the
' . I eiw| the n ag t
4r^CTVt k frd»t-h«wr tvr*?a U- |wrmt| a . ludjr of the new •h'-lara•l a by ferd'a alterne) *.
The uinmdvd dertaratsm wutihl
’
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r> l i>f ■ t i l l ! ui I I I .
It? It t \ is n t in m ll
Internal irnal V * * . V n t r r I ’m#.
• iji'i
TV- CititniK?* e i'.i* null rw aii
a
l Mt lu ft (r??ni I n in
r»rn ( > in Nanking, if it U ilrt*?
w l w i i hat CaMuaMl ar* Tear**!?.
•Ihi* fse the hilUr*g '( Am i near
rml linti?h aiibjr. t* there and the
looting « f the Hriii-h »r.| \ieer.
tan im unlltH.
ft. ill (treat
ftritain irnl the
I ’ nlir.t (ta lr * haw* irvlw»'rd thrir
wtlllngneae to treat with the l ’an
!<?ne*e, l>«|t t<«a»>’« event* will *n
dn*ti>«edly nc*r**i|ale tom* fans
■*r f* natuts'o amt w n im w * aa
•Inti t*t«*tltl.m If it it |tr»?-->4
Ihnt the t'antrnttr e n * n |t.n.hle for the .n«<?nier«
\< ret it U net ettlltvljr elrar
eh*il,er iht- t l l i r t i *ra iut fer.
*l*lM rt were directed he the (
.
»v im t trader*. *r whether t t* t
« * l * live |n evrrta »yt.i| »ll»4l*f I
w ill
lh* C irti n m
i t w*. t-r
«rli**her |M'«*|hly they were the
» 'A
fleet- f i r j dlMirdemri
rw^hrrn treap*
C n 'r t n m rn l M rlrro ln v:i*l A\ ill
^iw ak T u la ica l liu lh r tiiti;
On F rid n t
N ig h l On SubJrcl, *U h n l >lnkc?« \\ra th e r'
wrr«* i?-»i) |f*f*>rv'l i>r l t d rie*'
llrinti * dil I- i*a in the I Ii|>luj >t
the I ' t id I tllill f mu linage
'll-- JH r
-*» Inode hy IStltfr
man K. 1. h.nned) and ti V. Ma
l in an?l !>r|v.> M i'-nlf *’ (*, Ho
I hen Mir 1W wanaiii was tuathd
lij I . i ntv Ji igr ) ti I'liaruli at
utt- hear iB?t n.glit. Thr hear
mg Will |m liahly le h* hi hetiliv
tnevr hhaioo within tlir neat few
da)
IU.! • t i mill l*> lave bteti
itared at •lo.nno.
.
l i e tnuii who made tl*%* r.olf
I 'pint |a aanl to iut*t I .?oai? lht tiralrd ut m le ftv *• lierr lie*.«li I? pliri id ln l . i r i« an amt
t l^ r r '
tl .?! l a laiu r voiomlt
trd lh, offen»r with wtdvh la I*
rhargnl am! aim alole hlSti lu * Thi »u l-"< of t i, add re*
i
tit.H in.m the ii-f.in of thv
la “ Whal Make? The V r it *
amt 14 I* lu hr liluetrrt <d with
ttereo|d|< i.*tt tle tn tak?i lu r u i r
trttlvM nf the United hi ?' I, fr »n
M k ahuw* amt ta*|.>w lU tluud
Ur l ’ar|ient*r* home i in l.*«
Angela*
fhe I«|||I« I •*
at H nV|o. *
r fatr.
lira. 8it|fdrr and t i» t > 'U'tli * r »
II 'tile** n l(t t lu Queen* Cemri .
I' *hili ihry awaited Oil* inuru
if* ithkol.
|l:..ilt an- ttnbitf ■<? fi*cl<l f<>r .heir
k« and It will Iir a huttli a {i i
LjlitikJ|,isfr --!■ r lioaVdCrtit j
In. nn/tl^* «f ihirvuiM'n'
E
itrr.t.■!
fr>r tire
iwifnnl
ll* i-h ii
rl> .Sttmlav ntoruini.*
After Jll*tl««' r.tllntrl'.iii l,-iJ
ntntf. m unvt far ti e vmmmi n*
■i?l nf kiHintr he* h'.whnntl n<Vlhat eht li tfiren a t») • .,*■ i f
l>Ut ll|i* f-.ellt l,iilril».
• * ,'
hi Iw tlrriii*-,l hy tl ' •?_*» i,, '*
I -1 the rw ifl • • re frr «?*tfwr . L ^
• lh a
M
rtrat mmmar«4al >V> <J Nankm-'
I * » T . li«a. ttua t.'Mhr-Faeg as t
t 'v i<«ttl>«rn tiefendrr* fled toi a arde Rorepe.
4 hinkiang el-t* ha? fallen into
the l and* nf the f'anti-nee* after
» 'l'ii M ffa iia a *. fervaer t*a.
'•1 >.f*n rhatnpluW. ala>? l a d •
* ■ etui the third a?a*??iar *.f thif
twithuiar party, Chirk Kldley, f
•MtaMa, rawutrad i l
.Itagrev wa* atrwgatiag uat the
waiuant K u n it)
til?
?rry d
( M r * r n ftrt» * fhr d f ihe fine
•I the |d«. Waiter tnuh a five an
the l»t**d hula whew hi? tae aHut
drtftad tat* far taka, that Irwtag
» » 1? etrey* tu per
Ilia tee •hot
iiV I * r ,r Iha grtep un n» A aid
h.? return ehlp ?*a« tun tvVI, g ig
>rg a 4 lUgvn, U a r t r r , finlahad
"tih a I'n tlr t for hi* S*t
U il't ila M liteh three petit ntt
t v 4 after hi? drive lodged In a
(rata bonk**, tig flntahed with a
Mule' 4. hewrvee, after putting a
fine Itraerie >*e*.«nl ntt »* « fd l i t f
2 Desperate Convicts
IEscape From Camps
Secretary .Mellon Is
Off On KuropeanVisit
IISOTOV Mar . S4—
I W r v t a f o f Ilia Treaaury
W. Me! on will **ll far
(anight, it wa* annnunred
k|l || hi ii aaduag t » . o i l hr*
daughter Mr*. Im i-i K I* lltu.*,
whu ha* le e * In III heallh for aoaie
aiewOu.
Ill t i p, he eeid. * * ? perely
Private and ha* no >ffielat atgulftrnrwr
East Coast Prosper s Despite Many
Handicaps* R. J. H oily Finds On Visit
• , fw.ll ' t .
I IN’ S l — A m a rir a n g u m \n»r.
in to .icili*n in China todu
wr a la r y * num ber o f Anver
vans had l-een k llU d b y rio t
in g
t'a n to n a a *
aotditra
n
N a n k in tt a rto n U n g t o an o (
ftria l rep ort to th r Natrg Da
p a r t m m l In ilay fro m A d m in
<*. S. W OUanw, n vu tm a n a if*
the Atlalle fleat.
A Jaiathment nf A m *ri**«
ln?>ft ware landed I * » n * t « .
A rertrtn iltl|*M , 1*4 uwday Ore
lrm>p*' tlirecllott, Iha AiwarWe*<
Were Iw n M en “ iW tm y HHl."
near the tU m U iil Ot| r<iatp4«iy*S
htthimy*
l « r tw i M r * , frmw J .M m M
I W P M . the U. It iln t n r t '.i
\«*t anil Hilltatw It, Pw*t> '•
*Jiv r*«t Uwlh an
re s u r.e j their ftv i-ta fly
hill ne«U the JUan
__
tufa, whare a * waam .ti'fitrfJi
f.ir* V u e tt tad tahen r * (» |e ft*
fantnneee
The f*r*l(n ere f M f* the ht
after Iha uftalltrip)tried t'ant.iAr?
h- i le* U J alia. h«it *wd In tla l II
tn'ertcan. IlmUh and J*tamer
«• •lauLate*
When Ihe Canttiiiaaa attamfte
lu ?tuia? the liltl « her* the n
■i ( » t n had taker* lefttfe, M
>.|«aad flee, an?t urwlee rnear of lh
lira a landing dataeluweirt run
aenl • there lindwT «-^aimaiw) • 4
Almlral II. II H*Wf fwaawtaadf
uf ihe Vangtre patrul farv*. >'
They •iter**d*d le r*truing K'
farvigwara. lactuding Ihe Amaru ?
reowui and kte fannlv and
ta l paraetiael, lh* d U pau h • l^ r v
One American taikur » t * alig.i
I)
a iu r d * d .
and
the deetn y g
tffm t mi the part af Iha A a a ii ,
mi l 'll and ether* ta gal ta t p v
with puM re*p»a*!tde Caa(<m*>
.•fftear* ta tnaorw ?«fety e f If
fu?aig>wl*
“ I am tending all An*#ru«M t
f'.gvea lu Rhaagkav • d a tf
•rwanttr* K t u c ii." m i Itrnrp*
Ifilli*- i* aabl the fala at C
t
la Nanking <*aa m o
Lain
Hank Bandits Cel
Fifteen Yearn &
Mi** FlktiM Will Wed
(teortrian On April 7
?•
Nearly ?'10 IlnrneN
In IJvcrpool J
llvrRFOOU »:»vg. Mm.
FOR FKUOATIOM O kH t.RU
AVAM llV4*rO N,
M in k
14(INMk— Allawoay C?pe*al Bargvr.t
liWtoy authorited federal ^udgeo In
the follow la g d w lr lr U la a arm* at
priUmtien eft were at a tatory
la arroeal 47.40U ormoollyi north?
*m, mUbtto and amitherti ttoorgta.
»
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i
)
Now and At it.'lam R Pteeiew wei
tiru* k nany time* ' f t l g g Q jffi
general flrtag.
"A rumba? uf A m eru U rif!
Hen# la N'eaklng hat* hee* klH?
<
• ad wvundad.1* aeM WilliMM r t j
port.
"The nomtwr luvutved i «
-mnertbUi. hut It ta aatd Aha MW « :
bar u large ’T h e Britlak regar
gvprrel * * ? anuidad In Ihe |etg "
- » f nf the IrU ltl' raM thlU , 11
th* Jtpnnaae cunaul a reported I
he?* keen killed
"Firing le (till going pat? e
tmtll bafike uf the near *n t the?
ie a large fir* at Pukew,
Item* lepertmt
Thee# • wlra*
JAt K f'O N V IlX k . M a . M
IIN > I -FMndtng guilty to «k
to >»ua»rtl e(i with the |k,O0i
bery nf the Rtvarato* At
Hunk here recently, /. W. Jo
aad I t II Rear* were aenua
criminal court here tadey (
year* #a«h In (he atoto prta
R nfurd
They were sentanted hy ■
A. ti. HurtrAdea ef Waal
N4.W YORK. March *4- lIN h l lleoch who to bitting In h ef«
The matriagc uf Mia* Klhel JuaC- hi* ilace in Waal Palm tt*i
philt* Klku-, dnughtep e f Jlrig* A tilled Utop*M«rilv tor Jtklg*
Snug I. Rian*. loeiw«r A*wl>**** I'aaler of Jackamirifle
dvr to Turhey? and M*a*» lladaa,
e w rd Nr. and Nr*, jiattd lladac,
pf A tiaid i, (io.t »lM U r*l*4wata«l
pt T.lkiidge hard Hint, N. J . •>.
Uw afUmoan e f APr*l 7, ll wal nr
nounred Iwday hy the pnrvula e f ihe
hrtde
(I M B 4- V a u ilr JM to?raau U
* ab n f
tin honrhea and thr wtiwderfol illPanto- Mount aver hate tool tor
trgutihr yu*l oa ether putla pf the
Clat* t o n been I f ?hl*d hut Mtotui
la Miami right on #rd tto wap-urr.
fid ap4r*t >hot mod* her * W he. p
to r up to the atotaiord ju*t aa ft
will keep Iko atate «»a Urn tip and
renting right along
Hank failure*, il. r u . and ttoflated land touau runout keep fl> n
pa from m i amly b*"vg tto p'ay*
gynund o f the naltoa. hut the mar
ia * hoahat e f ihe notton. Many of
Iha whit* Blake• are now roeared
with grow leg rrepo and bnalnan* to
twin* re*uw?e?l at the
aland
American Consul Ant
Family Is In (iroui
Saved From Attacl
UASUlNtJTON. Mx 2'
M ? r i \KI'. COl'NTRV CLCB.
U 'l VNTA. Mar
Wahe» IU
ten With a » l.tioo Pr*t yriw*
•taring him full In hi* •iu*hame?l
niuah. needed all o f fl>-tir<<li*i ta
lewrh the turn tH< nmntinf In the
f IV.IXSJ •otitbarn open y\.If rtwtru.
si -nihtp mi H-ihhy June*' f a i l
t .it* r.ntreo.
in * frr mar ffrltlth anil A inertinn thamphMt i l u l e l well with a
1 ami a A hut thereafter hi? fame
?li*l p ca ll wi^flji all ever the
uy*e
He tn -i four n n r t t i i t
h‘? frimt lh* thiol ti? I he rtevealh
*-'de? inrltulie, hit lial| |jin| la
the weler at the lelarwl hide
lie atmiMt r*|>eaied With hi*
•Mwotl iitet at lh* ainth hut i * i
i*i *e ar* I then t i| * i* e l hi* l*?urh
With • » r t i f l l e i ' ntathte plteh t*
'hr pin *mt a tit-foot |*wM for a
.ie-nl' -r > •klrtnivhlng
thrul tt)0 Amrritnr , w |k » - n
n, Narking when the ?nt»th*t*\*r?
.rltrd lh? fHy are enpimg In
” Kaeghj|. aeme of them arriving
I ..Ilav, K M e f them ar* ralaalun
arte*.
American marine? har* ~**r
taken a »*»4»ir in thr "frewii liae“*
itefenrea e f the foreign oetlW*m?al
Itidtey ?tuf?ed )*».rlr arut in?I
Thi? #lt) l» euwter.
sh?»p* |two ttmket lu par mt the Uiemi
h r*t i *.»(»*?*ed Ihrutigtant thr fa*, hula when hit te# th**4 wept tut*?
eign tettlemeWt and lh* t'tuner* Ja dlith aitti hi* teeend thwt lat*
r|>iaMer, n rep t In the I hapet dra- thr raasl. tl* *u?*il a druk? at
trirt were ttilplrg «r«t di-wilerr l*o ?. with a birdie I
hare roatlaued
Of*n*bu* «triK*t
liar he* a re* uiaad
A faUe report M l emulated j
that the Amerkaar wet* » * • <i»V-j
ipg the rtljr.
One marine war :
*nu-d*d during (he day, l*ri?kl»
Krarr
hrrui war rtnirk ie rhe |
iheulder hr a rtray bullet
Hit
wound It M l terkwi*
of the Retail
Firhliag with bewvy r r m illlt r j Ferty
L i'fto lll? ? t f (it*
it r*l*-rl*d from the > I uruag kirtrhant'a
Chaiaber nf I rm raarya are’ la ataet
<t otitieuad ea Page Thr*ai
One aflertwmtt to (he nfflaea uf iha
> hamher ttheee M le etpaeta.l Hint
(a?MtWa avtian will h# Ukra to
ward od»|vtJng plana fng regular
month aatee n w i t , la • W*h every
merthaal la the elty Wwwld he atk
fA l.L Alt A w.wLK, P a , M .r t4 ed tu auuiparale
*
tIN H I — Kt-ndn pwlue are w iarIt |g rtparted |kal. iknuU the
tng iha ilata ludey for two >u*pat prtgmMl he a-repted. the (trot nf
ate rrlmtnaU
eveaped tr*r> • a* n «t of mamn?«'4li (g-opvratlve
•fate r w rtft read ramp H near (•lea, iwaebtning many medarw hr*repp* lata yeaterday, amordvag lu laifve It hath uierrkardialng and
a telegram rewired hy the Wale entertmnmrnt. would he hew dor*
f l tot ' I hrtartment Ikla Mununf
1*1g in# m oth e f Aped A date
t W t « « im>kir ii
ynmeCHM after (he fAe*4 Iwa ?ee*he
a lt *t-1 II earn and f * n I ftoge ef Ihe awatk we?dal probe My ho
they were ratrelrted •*> • rharge •et by l ie merrlmata.
nf highway mhfcery la Pw?te townK. J, Tnnter, *.»t*?erv **f the
ty t vhraary Ik, Oeaa haa pra*1ieu*
—?lu
■ wa i A m
mtoma? le rtn fat (hamher, ha* k%l a wlifc u y tr It aervw!
n w
Prta
lenee la paaitting affair* « f tk» na
• rard lareeny frvm
ture planned * H w bringing h#
H o nly, it we* atatad.
fma Iha nnwloig thia ?ft»f waott
many nihjad* rekitlva to an*hi
event,
Commiltee >- a*iattng nf aeraral
leader* la ihe no,*# me nl era e t
seeled tw ho uao.aj thia aft 'r waao
i y r U u n a a If. M AirKluiaai. whu
■ailed the i n a K a
Ilatlyw io l and t’*-ral lllk l? * are
there with all th* r gle n * Utth tk*
f i t * toiMPv*) u
p.pi tadar for C
f i 111inai.U? c Ik
flier who lr tnbj
four routine«t». j
ckrpomirr from I
tow.
Bv
Chinese
Moh*
T
paled
t-v j«»
fur
the C guiil
•
rat Culturv Be haul and Columbia u* tmaval lo m o rrae T he
gieoteat teal e f horeeftoalk
t in t o t y .
There are I d few er ttoi
The ceremony at Elkridgv will
he pecf??em«d hy Ur. Itiiyk r* b. 14 o f which P in t he «e g * i
Ak iae. of the Free 4»)uuama*. of
who-4* im igv Klkna to i"*wnton»
and llade* to INrvetor af kritgtouo
fdurgtUa.
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T H E S A N FOR 0 H E R A L D W E D N E S D A Y . M
'DIXIE FORESTRY-STATE
pjMiRESS OPENS
AT JACKSONVILLE
to
HAVE
olf U a confining pastime and
ohn hasn't had much time. When
he ha* had time to f f t around to
it. he ha* elected Wrifhtstune aa
the Oral ho»r man and him*etf aa
the manager. This ha» l>een Weal,
aa Mr lithe* ha* proved to he an
Ideal manager I f he had something
E d w a rd T 1 e m * v . I ’ rn m in en l
to manage and WrighfMor.e ha*
U r ie l .Man. F « m a > l * IDs
proved t » l e an ideal flir t bate*
M a y o r John A N o p E t l r n A i ,
In flu x
F o r N e x t Seneon
S u p e rin te n d e n t
W o u ld lin k e r latest P la y e r W h en H e n an if he c»«uW play flir t bate.
O it v ’ a W e lc o m e ;
S e n a to r
-------The HiiJHr* in other word* are
Lei
llr n lin r (lo ;
A to w rla d llv. Why waste time with them?
rra se
E ffic ie n c y
Of
F le tc h e r la C h ie f S p ea k er
f o RT MYERS, F la „ MAR. 23—
S
p
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r
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it
y
W
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o
D
e
t c h in * S t a f f B y H a v in c
Mtlnnr* if n't. .He i» hayttiK an
A t T h e A fte r n o o n S e s s io n t P rv.i^iin f ihai neat winter r j l
c la r e s T e a m
Is T e r r ib le ex'-elW.k litae playing irotf andnltv
< u la r T r a i n i n g
C o u rse
bnne Florida »urh a multitude of
PhiU are having a swell rilur fdaj •
uA n
tM
en
vV
t itU
l l .KV. Oa
Mar
r-e. . . .1
; rh^ltrrr
from
the |nnorth
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N
b.a..
M
a
r
f>Tfy
h(Hf,
th, ^and wfD.
vefli
irt|C pinochle.
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Hy D A V IS J. WAI..XH
L A H A R S E E , FU ^ Mar. 2 W
I
IM
S
)—The
ninth
Southern
F'-r^
f,||ed
to
rapacity.
Ed*ard
If*
—Radical change* in F lo ri-1laternational New* Sen if* Spart*
»>try. C‘'n f r » ‘ a npep.nl hero t»- tirronjr. dean o f A m enrsr I del
Editor
talutca relative to
public
da- to i on!Inue for throe day* with i mm and tVDestrrn New Yark IT<Veducation will be aaked hr ' BR AD E NTO N , Fla.. Mar. 2S—
, __ . . .
, - ~ . k » « l t * ! »na«er. declared here that the
Superintendent of Public In John P. (S tu fy )
Mrlane* had
a form a!,,r * r" 3r.
lu f».»i.000OOO in hotel addituma
in W . S, Cawthon, accord trig nothing when he' (tarted with the
C . M V ^ f j Q a u S ^ S f w I 'n n r t h e ( J t four year, ha*
t o f six bill* h i ha* prepar- Philadelphia National*. wh*ro<ipon
ro*
1 ™ r ”
p. .idrd t«u n »t» with accommowhich hr w ill aak thr *tate W lfllani.F. Baker, in a *pirit of
,«rowe«-. 5a1
«at moderaU
ure to paaa next month,
hrlpfulnr
tradru Itulrh Henline
Mayor John T. A Imp. Jr-.
t>,
fP nihined with thr rmpidlr
Mi a m i , f i a . »u r . r t - ( i x s » Jnrk«< :ivilk, formally
huh pro pore*, firat o f all. an ami thr Phtlliea ha«l nothinc or the
th4*.-hific # fih
of boom tiiv i, w!l!
In brief the Phlllicj — Stanley Covt»t*iek> divmre. ob cwsar«»'* at t<« «»f <« • k thia toorn- j (|t„ m ltrflnj host
utnt to aectlon ilx o f articl- equivalent.
visitor* in
*way from tained to
when he was re- ing with nn uddro** « f welcome.
f the Florida state constitl'- had token romethinf
( n(tj ,nrt,fh» t.ett year.
atlve to the election o f cer- nothing which . I e*a go.nl trlr : porieif tngag<-d to Peggy Hopkins II. U Keyton. prn .hat of the
knowledge o f the
unty officers, ins rtinc in whrther one I* able' to do it or n«4. JiA.e. vin a alir »-a# declare I ro>-(
So-iUi-m * ' rr* r>’ "^'’iloi'vVrrJ \ «e> *ral hotel *ituatmn in Fi r
The Phlllie* sretv trrriHe. No aod fiaudnlcnt W « y n j Master poruinl
o f county officer* that o f a
and then
-lelivrrod a ■
u
h
marvelled
They afe in ChanrerY Norris MrEty* wh"
superintendent of public in two way# about- that.
wnr*r now.
They traded away rrrummenifed Chat ' Ftelyn Fady
n, a new office in Florida,
(Vrtstotk be granfe.1 a divorc
drr to Increase the effid rn from the wealthy real e»tat* op
he teaching staff. Tawthon.
erator. ,
,
i ask the legislature to pas*
McKlya r»p>»»ti d that te«Umony
ts providing fo r a teacher's
rh.iwed Cbm*t«*<1. t*. Haro been Gain. n P r nn **A F..ro»try I’ ollry
r department In one high
guilty of e x trn ie rroelty In a t for Florid a,” and J. 0. fv t ir * o f
ror whiles and one high
tacking Me wife, •tra in * be* with
for negroes in each county
.. fl air, and' threalcnfnt; her life thr national ferost .rrn re at
late under rules adopted by
Washtfiglon on -The I»c*cl.*pmrt>t
lu u month* ago In brr afartment
:* board of oduratinn, pro«.f t . (.ra tlro For**try and What
S,
re.
The
fnrident
da'i
-*l
Me*.
si each o f the high sthnoU
App«nntComitrsk i*» add n^l*ti'#rd for 41- it Mrrn« to FlurHa."
ve not I ’ ss than 10 pupil*
lir r e to her pCtvioudy filed »olt tm-nt of ci.mmittrc* nnd announce0 take the leather's trainThe to revoke tire dr^ec- yrnnl#d Com- meat* will br made l^fnro the
we.
1ufwhi*#*’i ncrM .
re a M-ek;
he purpose o f carrying <oil
The feature « f the firtt day's
a.
The mu-lerh rerommemlationv
iaioiu of the proposed n t «
nln| are expefletl tr- Ino frdhrWPif fully s**»i<#n o.mv with th. i |*-ning o f
rnt in Florbla high schools
thr afternoon rowtlng nt two
hy the rjtruit Jinlge*.
1 a*ka that the state board
ff, ,
■. rv.f.g
■
of tke iBvore- oVIftrk wh*r Unltr'l Staft-s hrni,tic r n u t r t s u n t
atlim appropriate to e#rh
suit hy |HiMi*atlon In a small utor Dunran I hTrtrhr: of Fi.'ri. i , f *.f .la in * f a S r c S o i l ent o f this kind |5t>0 pro
ilq
gfw
kr.
Hr
ion*
tlir
S*-nI , an..0-1.4 hi It.* 1
tit*- U-wti tflirty mile* Inini l,r-re cunbe rounty Uianrappropri,r« S’ , t • »»
arr rtitulcd t f i u-f. t ie magtfr f«|»>rt- atr'a fr.rrtri>*t nuthoritir* *>n prob
i
to.I * i , u , tat..| r.fl-ke amount to pay for the
r nn «*f. tVnr*t«*el; lu*l charge.I «l.-er- lems prtinrnt tr* f«rr*tr> suck.
m . - y lllr . I ’ l a , i > K
l
•r of this deportment.
i n t; t « a . 'o t i *
an.
|(n«-' tim althr-Ugli the wifi- testifiel
Other aiidi. - --*• at l i e nflr-rnwott
liUtioTi o f the eptlre |»ro,
i
,
.
>...
•
r l „ Out she liv.-d uith l-ii.i at n I- -el .^■••i.yl a lii
tor from t .iM r l
. n . m. Iia * 1,1*4 In lt<>.
mill state la* unil
the on*-.....
%rr. * ft, re while lb«- »oit was In the Jorepti llydr I'rutt of < najirl Hill.
i-rlira in »n w a 4 * r , t*-»-i|.
iilrrcst o f the *tata •<!«-»!
,.n(t court unknown to her.
N. c . <-ti no "National Statr and
,| Mia l o i r * , -a *
am . nnonp thr countlr* of thr
i o f J a n n a tr t t . I * t l I
ITiwm For. t*."
R-.laml Turner,
r thr support and maintrfoinr.it t f r .littoral ngrnt of thr
pol.hr fir e Sthuols in pro
Ivalthrrti
i:.uiw*r
r>>t«-ni on
to th» agrn-gatr attrn■Railennl- :.o«l 1. t.-'lry.'' Itr|«.rtj
thr u-lMMila o f llvr count ir»
hy J. i- f|.tlitj<
rliairman •>( tlw
In n third hill,
I, g i- l.'t lif i .mailtlro, J. II. l- lly ,
ppropriatiofi out o f l lo
« lialrruai' of tin- fut-ti*, ,* i-oo.init*
ot thr stale furai* ib-lrMUttor, at,.I lli-maH fiotnblr, chair
iks amoiioling l<> $JI«fl.i*Nl
man v f tlw publii tty « ommHim,
to thr -tatr Iniatd o f rduwilt liritiv l l f fi*»t d »y > progrotn
. U- known a* tlir equal!to n r h fi
Tin- drlrga lr. will lie
md to tw uard »x r lJ'ivrly
la n q u r'rl in thr cvrniag.
quilitation of educational
ily
in
Florida
puldir
s also askr.1 Special ionindrr which any
county
« in this appropriation nrr
<1 in six division*,
itr iMiard o f education at >
r rrnI*-wi red to rstaldi»h
sshedulr A>r I achrrs et
ui f I, the minimum mllulr adopted to glv * rolli to acailt-mlc and prof.-*reparation of taachr r>.
srrricr rendered, ctt. .
to establiih and promulilatlona prTtaining.tn ihr
-ninimum cslucalional pn qualixation for each counner advatuetrcni In rqualWhen thr)' use this new wr.ndcl •
rducations ask d by the
ful Ftrnrh I’ rorrsa Karo l*<>wd,
d of education/
,
ralirti 5d EI.I.O-0 LO—krv |i* that
ugly shine away. Women rave ov
S MOTHER » 1.000
N. M as*, March 2 3 - er ita su|M-ri"r purity ami 'luulitv
■hn Vacr*. B.istun'a lat- Slays on so long—-Sin lt->k« like
a leach— k*. | • roinplegioos youth
sensation, today tossed ful -prevent, large purr*. C*et n
o his mother’* lop. It h. \ of >1K Ll.O -tilJ) )'aee 1’imill I*
share o f the purse for t>*ra>-.—Sanfer-I Drug Co.
Fidel I.t Itatba. world'*
rhampion. for the eetond
HE big >hdd* ami high quality o f the ir<>p« gro-.-rlieir 10 round battle lust
with Am., ur’s lilt, CROP I r» . ! rvflert the trio
They fought at ratrhrr»p-m.ikirg ability t>* these fc rtd ilff*.
They are
m vli' to fit Kiorlrfa cn-ps and *«>!.. En«h formula I* d *
rr«ult <>f out more tban 30 year* t \|. rirrwt in Florhla
Our IlMi < ROI* trad.- roar i on r ir r y hag ami tag la Join
Jli1r«' *'• of high*-t <|U»lit) .
100L CHANGES PH ILS DESTINED J
LL BE SOUGHT TO BE IN CELLAR,!
WS. CAWTHON WALSH BELIEVES
ifir-ripa!
people uf the na
U Florins In i*1
this trlnter i* t
Seen ttT ’iiWl
throe *4i» art*
ricked money 1°i land ape
while
It will take n. little
!
set |hi* Hnfl-Jrneu but
1 flo e* fn P I "
greater
•■••hem than ever
“ Tl-e rirv.t H-reftsl u;rn
teen la the ird u ttfr Fl-iu
U rp ru irg n titea* nave *li
lit wiping out W
tTaivScptc-int-ef. Jwirricar.e. • —
c f t r i a l *♦** po th lw <f
Comstock Divorce
Declared Void And
CraudulentlnCourt
PR O PE R TY OW NERS
T A K E NOTICE!
I
Tax Books Close April l j
Use Shinhobcr' r m t e s ■m
ant! Swear by Them ■
Nn knot*, no cro?».x Rraintbljj
stick*—junt bang up K«*lJ|
rratea— matin juat riKht-jj
We think the I»e5t cratn«
in the district.
2
H
WE Invitn yntir compari-J
son in the fii-ltM where cel-x
er>* i.t living packed.
ritO M iT ft rvice? Oh. yei-'.;
We are within an hour o l j
any celery fiekl of tliia dis
trict.
f!rnlew di.*triluited thnitigh
American hVuit Gmwcrt.
Inc., and Sanf«>nl Oviedo
Truck Crowera, Inc,
S. O. Sliinliolscr
The law provides that “ If t:J
ujimi real estate shall not l»c paid liefa
first day of April of any yeai-s, tlieti
ndleetor shall advertise and sell.”
This is to notify all concerned th
the miuirtMiients of law will 1k» coi
plied with and the tax 1hh»1 . will ix*
tivelv Jto closed on Apuf l
pro\id
hy law ami all lands on which taxes hi
not l)een paid will lie advertised, andq
f'ciitions issued for unpaid iierson
pmiMN'ty taxes.
In maldntf inquiries for amount]
taxes the lofiral description of
as -hown le deed must always he p;i\e
JNO. D
Crate Manufacturer
J IN K IN S
Tax Collector Seminole County
Sanford
Become Popular
T
For Cilrusancl Vegetable Crops
fine in a few moments,
n head or (*tarrh will
You clngred nostril*
The air passage* of
will elear and you ran
*ly. No more dullnesi,io hawking, snuffling,
barge* or dryne*a; n»
for breath at night,
druggist you want u
o f Ely's ('ream Balm,
le i f this fragrant, an
m in your nostrils, let
through every air
the head; soothe and
IW t n 'l hurt '.nr bit!
Drop a
Den, inflamed murous
tnd relief eoines In- little " F r m w i r " nn an aching
corn, instantly that rnrtt -tiip*
what erory cifd ami hurting, then shortly ymi lift it
rvr need,. l»-»n't slay- right o ff with fingrrs.
Your druggist sells a tiny bottle
id miserable.
'of '‘ Kn-eione" fur a few rents, suf
ficient tu romuvr every hard turn,
soft m n , nr {urn between thr tm-s,
and thr fia*t eallu-v*. without
■arenas, or Ifritatl.m
Warehouse At
car
Sanford
Cmii prartual CxpctlcrucU held
inrn wi l l he
help v<*n
mvI vc your (rrtllitin u pruhlems.
Mils srrviic ohliyutrs you iu no
w ay.
on your moior-oii win cost you
money. 1 he pennies you save will have to be paid
a hundred-fold in motor repairs. Millions of dollars
in repair bills for burnt-bearings and scored cylinders
could have been prevented by proper lu b r ic a t io n .
Don't trust to chance. Bvery time you buy gasoline have
the service man see if you have enough oil. Fill your
crank-case with P0I.AR1NE—the high-quality, heatresisting motor oil. A grade is m ade lo r yo u r cat.
c o n o m iz in g
r w ou t$
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FF.RTIU7.F.R WORKS
JACK-SONV| 1.1.It r i.O IN K A
Dolts e
E
S
ire suffering with
• you ran hardly get
nr H«*J 1‘epner Rub
lave the qukkest ret such eones-utrated,'
at as red p*p|wr*,;
Just as soon ns I
1 Pepper Rub ynu l
tig heat.
In thrua ■
■nns the sort spot |
thT'Xigk. Frees the
»n. breaks up the
d the old rheuma-1
■ana.
Pepper Rub. made
pers. costa Uttla at
-. Get a Jar at once,
fvago, neuritis, bacteek, sore muscles,
AI usual instant reu. Be sure ta g it
ills tbe name Wow-
tan dard
O il Co m p a n y
IM CO ttPO ftM TO IN KENTUCKY
Oils and Greases
C h a m b e r o f C o m m e rc e B ld g
CR O W N GASOLINE
ilt c m o s t jx ip u U ir n v 't o r fuel, v e a r in a n d y e a r o u t .
p o p u l a r i t y U p r o o f o ! q u .ilir y . A l w a y s fir s t becau se it 's
Is
MUSIC HY LA KE MAUY HAND
Under Direction o f Chester Saunders
B f t te r ."
Ladies Free
Admission 75c
Refreshments Free
%
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start— quick
p i c k - u p — m o r e m ile a g e .
Sustained
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1927
THE SANFORD HERALD THURSDAY, M
MAY
fflttfGEORGE
ILY TO SECOND
mer Giant, Pronounced An
ne Of Greatest 1st Baseon In Couniry, In Slated
cr Second In Red Line Up
is
fA^isi
jt
rir«- Sport.
Edl
______
. --------- SB tflftr, Fla., Mar.
lacka Hendrick* J definitely
d the ll*t o f manager* who
n't been able to realat the lm*
• to make something el*e out of
rreateat first baseman In Ame#I * *
orge Kelly waa scheduled to
center field when he Joined the
nnati Red* this Spring hot tot
Hendrialaa informed the writer
K elly would he placed on *w ami W ally Pip dedgnated to
d the gateway o f the infield,
rghey Grits, One o f the heat
id li.iM'iiKn in the racket, ha*
a m »*t persistent holdup,
telly It a great second base. Mr. Hendricks said with the
T I'eary discovying the pole,
will play plenty o f second base
year, starting with the opening
t*. although I'll admit the other
w U good.
en C riti comes hack, he will
to fight fo r the place, Just like
ryi|l^;,
If.be can win It under
» wtrewmsCsnces. m«re jniwer to
I f he can’t that's going to
,ard luck."
Ad. will get around to plartb m strongest
lineup on the
I Wmetlme (n May the date to
c^epnined by the. moment when
ytme wilt decide to be smart,
Kelly on first base, C riti un
nd and Plpp on the bench,
he lino up referred to will make
AflftTll rem em ler-of the Reds
mntlcally, for their only weak1* shortstop and it is presumed
Horace Ford will click well
igh there to get by,
m fin- pitching rluhstigh darting ihey are growing
Pete Donohue is the headlln*
followed by Jlfcr May, Arthur
f, Fred Lucas. Carl Mays, IU y
p and Eppa Rlxey.
The latter
is to he reaching the end of hi*
cr now and, it U fortunate that
f appear* to |>e on hi* way
t . A y rthur really looks ready
ahotherfine year,
jme of th« young men in camp
the part *>f real pitchers, smIhcm 1>efng
Trie
Jabnn.
.i----lim VVjJp. anil Charley
ksr.
he ratrhijig also J> good , with
le Sukrfertb to help out BubHargrave dnd Val Plcinlch.
he Infield at present i* made up
ipp. Kelty, Ford and Balo* Pin- but when alteration* are comevl , it probably will he Kelly,
D r « » «n .
ift:
who U out now with i t e n arm.
Rub* BrvtsWr, In better health
than at any time In reCenl yean
w ill ptay left field. Walter Chriitenaen, one o f the 1926 find*, will
be in center, trice the departed
Routh and right fielder ii likely
to be a tw o-m »n proposition, tnvolv.
ing Curtis Walker and Ethan
Nathan Allen.
A good huatllnr ball club, the
T A L L A H A S S E E , Fla, Mar.23—
Red*, with good pitching, a fair (I N S )— The State Board o f Public
defense but a lacking In real punch. Instruction ha* announced the suc
cessful pasting of 2.076 and 2JI ne
gro applicant* for te»cher** certifi
cate* In the recent teacher'* exami
nations.
In the exatnlnatoln* for pro
sper! Ire Florida school teacher*
for third grade certificates, there
By International New* Scrvice.
were 375 white and M negro suc
W IC H IT A FA 1X8. Tex., M a r t i cessful applicants.
— Again In th- lead, Ray .^chalk’s
For second grade teacher's cer
White S o« went out Inday deter tificates, 282 white and 4ft negro
mined to make it three out of four applicant* successfully passed the
In their *erie* again*! the Wichita examinations; first grade certifi
Falla 'Spudders' of the Trsa* lea - cates, 63 white and 4 negro; pro
gue.
fessional certificate
for high
school principals, one negro; con
A V A L O N . Cal.. Mar. 21-M ana- stitutional certificates, 1,632 white
ger Joe McCarthy was wondering and 113 negro applicants.
today which * n hi* first—tiring
The largr number o f constitu
team and whirh his tecond, follow tion certificates granted were to
ing yesterday's bsttle In whirh Ibr college and normal school gradu
regulars were again slaughtered by ate* not resulted to take the regu
the 'G off*', IS to I. The Regular* lar teacher's examinations for the
have now lost five In a r>w to various grades, but who muit pas*
their supposed understudies.
a successful test upon the United
States constitution before teacher’s
KT. PETERSBURG. Fla .Mar.J4
certificates are granted.
Col. Jake Rup|iert o f the Yankees
began
In clip coupon* today on
hi* big 6210,000 investment. The
Babe clouted two homer* yester
day a* the Yank* downed the Bostun Bravo* 16 to 7,
J A C K S O N V IL L E — Jackaonrflte
Chamber o f Commerce to erect
new building comer Dural and
JollA Street*.
Over 2,000
PasExams
R ecen tly G iven B y The
State E ducation B o a r d
News From The
Training Camps
C LE A R W A TE R Fla..
Light hitting continues
cap the Brooklyn team.
only three hit* in losing
ington yesterday, 4 to 2.
Pinnelas country had the ia rg tit
number of successful white appli
cants for third grade teacher’s cer
tificates, this number being 47.
Polk had the highest number for
second grade certificates with 25;
Dade county the highest number
for first grade certificates with 16
succssful appticanu; highest for
primary certificates with 13, an 4
highest for special certificate*
with 43.
Dade county had 232 successful
applicants wh? passed the consti
tution examination, Dural, 124;
Pinnelas, 121; Hillsborough, 116,
and Polk, 105.
With the 2,57S successful white
applicants and 254 successful ne
gro applicants Just announced by
superintendent of Public Instruc
tion W. S. Cawthon, Florida’s to
tal o f certified school teachers now
reaches close to It,000. There are
at the present time 1,200 appli
cants for teacher’s certificate*.
Rome of these are teaching at pre
sent with special permission from
the State H-ard pending comple
tion o f certificate requirements.
Florida Is Using Too Much
Milk From O th er States
Says State V eterin a ria n
Msr—4
to handi
They got
to Wash
TA L L A H A S S E E . Fla., Mar. 2t Another firm, according to Knapp,
— (I N S )— Asserting that Miami is reported to be importing 100 g a l
last year imported 1,064,196 gal lons dally from Georgia market*.
Balm Beach during December,
lons of fluid milk, that Jackson
ville at the present time import* imported 50,00 gallons o f raw
practically all cream used in that milk and 4,250 gallons of pastuercityy and 6,000 gallons o f whole ixed milk and during January. 2,milk per month, and that other 500 gallons o f raw milk and from
Florida cities were doing the same. Alabama, 7.250 gallons o f pas
Dr. J. V. Knapp, state veterinar teurized milk, he said.
Knapp pointed out that Kiel- 1
ian, today railed attention tn the
many advantage* over [
vast possibilities of tho Florid* jda has
dsryinr Industry in *n interview other states for the production of
with the International News Ser- milk.
"Florida i* free from bovine tu
v ice.
Of the 1,061.198 gallons of raw bercular trouble*, has inexpensive
milk -Imports*! into Miami «>* re housing farilnie* for cattle, open
ported to Dr. Knapp. 650,949 gal- winters, feed and forage crops that
funs were used *• fluid milk and may t>e grown practically through
413,219 gallons for manufacturing out the year and a close proximi
ty to the market, which not only
purposes, he declared.
greatcly reduce costs o f transpor
During January o f this year, one tation, hut also enable* the Flor
Miami ire ires in ant dairy firm ida ilairvtnan to put hi* pro* upon
imported 10,900 gnll-ms of ml'k the markrt in more desirable con
from Pennsylvania and 16,031) gal dition," Kynspp declared.
lon* from Alabama, There wore
13,000 gallons of Florida-produced
W IN T E R P A R K — 6172.0130 new
milk ihat were used for manufac
junior-aeninr high aghiml building
turing •’ urpuses.
under construction here
A Tampa firm is receiving dairy
150 gallons o f Ohio crea maud
Bottling
LIV E
O A K — Nehl
100 gallons of Georgia cream that I Company establishes
plant on
is imported through Jackaonville. • Howard Street.
JACKSO NVILLE. Fla.. M ar.24Pitcher Fred Fitzsimmons of the
Giant* apparently ha* recovered
from hi* recent injuries. He al
lowed only one hit In four Innings
a* the Giant* trimmed Jackson
ville, H to 6.
Buck Weaver SifirnH
With Semi-ProTeam
CHICAGO, Mar. 2 I - U N 8 1 Buck Weaver, former stsr thirl
baseman o f Chicago White Sox
who was banished from organized
baseball following the world sc
ries scandal of 1919, ha* been sip:'*
ed by the Niesen club of the mid
west semi-pro baseball associa
tion it was announced today.
It will be Buck's first appear
ance in uniform I*fo re local fnr*
since his banishment as one of the
so-called "hiark sox.*’
PO RT MYERS— Plans
under
way for widening and paving Mc
Gregor Boulevard tn 36 feet.
M AD fSO N—Construction under
way on new Madison-Green*die
road.
V
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| NEW
S M Y R N A - d lu
Hydro
Ri-ruvery Coropratwn to build an!
operate a ga* plant la New Sm> •
ma.
These Cars
are DOUBLY
)U RECOGNIZE the emblems
shown below. But do you know
what General Motors has done
to make each car the outstanding value in its
price class? How it Is using its great resources
to provide each with a finer engine— a stouter
chassis— a more beautiful, more lasting body—
a finish that defies wear and weather— quality
materials in those hidden places where quality
is most needed? You’ll save money on your
new car by clipping the coupon below. Mail
it T O D A Y .
C H E V R O LE T »
—--.s
E7nvr»l«U-44J5 tn $74*. TL* quality ear ( fthe loar-prieeJ W - l.F
speed transmission. Dry-dH. rlutch. C-north, pcwtrCul tog i.e.
Fisher Ik-tie* Du.-o- finish. Fut’y eqw$T*vL
c ; r : > 7 i ; ; L T TRU C K CJUTSIS: H-ton.6395; ’ • r , < « V
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S models t*75 to $975. Hsi Isrcest 6-cytinder ruqire In its pri«*
Fi-U t IF
Duro finish. Beautiful,
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11 nv*!et*~ $-47.4 to 11,140. Gratifies your finer taite. Satisfies
every nerd. Fisher Doties. IXico finish. A-eylinder motor. I l t i nsotiic balanecr, 4-«hetl teakrt and other new feature*.
Ec&dlf
(•tn del.
to J7.AAi.Thr r.rwsivl beautiful tar deeijrvr l arvl
Ki. t a. a r mtparuan car t o Cadillac. Has V-typ* • cylinder engine.
It Jits by Fisher. Duco finish. Now on display.
have kodaked this Main Entrance and Rainbow
Pool and Garden, and hardly a day goes by that
out of town or local people do not use these as set
tings for group pictures of the occupants of the
enr* that come to Highland Park for that ptirp*»se.
A home conforming to the high Ideals along
which Highland Park is being developed, you esn
buy one of I host* beautiful building sites at such
a reduction in price as will go a long way toward
paying for the house. Or you can arrange for
terms that will greatly help you to finance it.
Hut these concessions are for a short time only,
are intended tn stimulate immediate building of
the right kind, and will Ik? withdrawn as soon as
building is well under way. 1 have hundred* of
building plans, with costs figured, and these are at
your dis|Hisal.-
Y O U R L IF E T IM E
M body sSytaa and type*—61,99)to69.000 The ptnswer ia Ihat
rylinder field. Standard of the World. Duco finish. Bodie* by Fisher
and Fleetsruud. 500 different color and upholstery e s n b istk e *
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HIGHLAND PARK, High and Dry. O om In*
Far Away Front the Railroads and the Colored
Sections, landscaped as a Park and With Three
Beautiful Parks Within Its Hordern, Carefully B**
Ntricted. Artistic. Unique. D istinctive. D l W « * W *
In a Class By Itself. Where can you fl*d
rqual? ’
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And perhaps for that of your children and your
children’s children. Build it after your own plans.
Cut out the builder's profit, even though he build
at the present low prices, and do not forget that a
house built even a few months ago must be ooid
at a tremendous reduction on its actual cost and
without any builder's profit at all to bring its cost
to you down to what you can yourself build for
today.
n w - rb. rfcad
noymG g r o u n d k o l
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The
The Sanford Herald
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B IG L A N D B O O M
O F T O U R IS T S
J* model*—S1.1OS to 6I.99S. Evrryhody kn nr* Duirk’s worth.
N"W finer than ever. New models v.bra-feileas beyond beLef.
A cylinder vaivt in head engine. Fisher lx shea. Duco finish.
If you are not a regular reader of the advertisements
in this paper, this is a good time to-cultivate their ac
quaintance. You will find them interesting. You will
find them friendly. They show you where to stop and
take considerable strain o ff both shoe-leather and
poeketbooks.
k
THE NEXT
R E A D Y TO B U IL D
IT IS recorded of this well-known British author that he
once remonstrated with a friend for having: sent him a
publication from which the advertising*, pages had been
cut. “ Why, you have thrown away the most interesting
section!” Mr. Kipling said.
ADVERTISEMENTS are more interesting today than at
any time since the invention of movable type. Merchants
and manufacturers realize that their announcements
must compete for interest with the work of the highpriced authors and illustrators.
Don’t stop with reading the news and editorials,
advertising columns are equally important
Y O U F IN D
W H E N YOU ARE
READ the advertisements because they are interest
ing. Believe them because they arc true. Act upon
their suggestions because it will pay you in many ways.
Before you pick up the telephone, you usually consult
the phone-book. Before you start out to shop, consult
the advertising columns of this paper. They* will g iv e
you a direct connection with the merchandise you want.
b i n j l l Lj
T%€VX*‘91I*w' Ifir
W HERE CAN
Comes n rt guest for blue prints of the High
land Park Main Entrance, by a developer there
who says he
• " . r Florida a few months
ago. that ho i • 11. othe. main truntpoo bo beau
tiful and he vv.il. • i ■
, duplicate it there.
Imagine hov, hs’ -whi'.i ■
k wiien the many
ornamental Frut ■ .*».. vine** that have been
planted all around it have had tirr. to ifTdw!
story
.
4e
Thai no building site* in Sanford can be com
pared to those in Highland Park, and what every.
ImxIv says must be so.
,
FROM F A R A W A Y
7 model*—$1,094 t o l l . 705 The "six" that is winning.. . iwUu.g
* « . twill evrrywhete. Fisher D-slies. Duco finish. Rubber aJcnctd
(luutit and other tested improvements. 1 s t etl brake*.
A favorite Kipling
EVER YBO D Y SAYS
Is scheduled for Southern Texas and is said
to Ik? now under way.
s
J
Are planned f?r Highland Park and will be un
der way an soon as tho l « a l money situation has
loosened up and builders are able to finance them.
Any other loraticn with no many attractive
featured and so free from every objection?
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Some
Beautiful
Homes
Office Tel 777.
Residential TeL 775.
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H E R A L D T H U R S D A Y . M A R C H 21. I M 7
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fo rce
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Ith.hrr offlcia’ a rrfilo- to rntrnno driftm i into it.
ir iiaetim openly on th r nubjett 1 limiimtrrt In >or ( 1 <* In’ my'
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Chin atnwn.
I", o , b*lit-vr t hin l*ark * » * l 'il
to »l T*tti-wal «f Uia III I’
1/ ' ( T im * fruit.
IK IV Y O R K . M atth 111- ( I N S l
I n *lo a n w>i an nrnirit ram p
Sj followrine a rn ym p tim t
of
rt; • tw tw n n tl"* llt\» Sin e and
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The Itcller fhr
lir rlt d. 11it* heal
I liter Ihc ha t» x —
Hu- healthier the
ha h \ . flic licttrr
iiian lie'll make.
If
U idn.)’ m i
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F rom
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to
A N D
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M E A T S
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It
The Iofirgc Lakeland Stock was too big to get in order f o r o u r
ad today even though our crew worked overtime. Hvcrythinjr
will Ih» in readiness for Friday and Saturday ami the h i g g e a t
S|>eoia1* ever offered will lx* in our at! tomorrow.
Watch For Our A d Friday!
l.vaitr. I •
torpnl I ivi •
•
Mini ^li
™r.1rr».
lrP(l Tour l . u
H an amt ' 1 V
Mionti-ot tm* lif t an ai h r of tio.i.
in the ktrtnry tr* i.,n h*gln i!r<n*
tip lot* of watnr
M mi p*t at- <
four oiir>. *» 1 r 1*1 S a lti fr*»m *
-•ooii d m , ito 'r h r tv, l a i r a ta' '
fHMttifut in a p l**« 'o f w a lr r t
Cut. l i r r j k t . : W m fr a day* ar-d
V»-Jt k lih irt* wdl thru art tint
O d * fanio i» »a'd« ii madr fro't
th* arid "f 111* 1*1 Mint Irtnon Jutri
rnmhini-ii w itll tithi .1
and i* t
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and help in n u ita 'r them to a<'l
%|H
It alio lx Ip- n m t t a liir th- t
..••I- tii the uftn- *•• thny 14
lotrprr •rtlla fr. tbu« hr'titnp to t *
'i#i-r tdaihlrt ii in* rd rr.
Jad Salt* i« n w it w n m i: n-tOnw
Biggest Specials Ever Offered!
Full Line Western Meats!
Grocery Values Wifl Amaze You!
u u liiM - 'iin f / f
Tomorrow’s Herald Wfll
Have The N e w s ! ! ! ! ! !
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A m e r i c a n h t t k r f im C o
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Any of our hundreds of stockholders will MB yOks
ELECTRIC IIO H T
Because they have found that ouf Prrfrrrsd
Stock C A N B E D E P E N D E D U P O N T O P A Y ’
D IV ID E N D S R E G U L A R L Y E V E R Y T H J tlft
M O N TH S.
Florida Power k Light Co. Preferred Stock ftl
the answer to the question “ Where can I p<R
iny money so that it will be SAFE and stU! (Mg
me a good return?**
Yet F rig id a irc
U>» inimiarauon »*rv
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The Danger Signal!
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Invest Y O U R savings in Florida Power O '
Light Company $7 Cumulative Pr « farred Stock. -
m a k e s p le n ty o f icc
so re
Stomach
Trouble Gone,
Bakes 40 Pies
answer,
Whether times are good or bod our service* or*'
always in demand because we supply N I C M S1TIES of every day life. Is a busineaa of tide
kind a good one to invest your savings in?
IWUH*
t,1M.tM2
Mar.
21— 11N ■*• —
Vm rn an tiiaf'ii* a ir tihtay t.ikf
tn f "f 1 w
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flT"i«b troo *«
front," t*lH’
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ton*** *h*ll*«l a »*« lion w b« r* (•-*•
lignrr* «**r* t a k tr s n ' T ff"»n
\ a n k m c and h c u ik M tb* Hr 11 ■
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ton/ul and VUI*d a Hrili»h |.hy»tn a n . T h e r*p<"t ita'i-d that ih.'
Vmrrivan aad lln t n h
warahip*
th*n laid down * lu m art' of »h* H*
anil **nl lsi«tin e |unti*a a»b"f*
l-npruirrineffl* _Ui '•»
llU tTO VV
ti- tid in th* rtacu at'an .
made tr» u" , n u ll i art «lat!ufl *t
o th * f
rep o rti
r* * i v - l
i« e i | u»i- amt S . alwiard
pfji 10 t h.Yt Chi* n n tth rn trr. |«soff*| it la n t K CKsllruad* h<
N a k k in r a'«t ♦*< man) H r*- •■*
er e s
Consider the N A T U R E of the btuinni of •
Florida Power h Light Company.
Ilrt»
l.0»*.W7
to- u-rd a« tin- lull"* to' *
vultiHntt
Tbi« tlrcla r*'
tins w ith th r pri>|M-j.i, t.
r ir r m u n iit* tliit tb* bat
/if th* i-n-Irlartnt a ra in
tuiiMti ha* a wont from I
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POWER & LIGHT
COMPANY >upplic«
these NECESSITIES o f
every'day life
i c e —
frrn i V a n ku tr
t u r p r is it ig ly
lo w
M o t o r s n l j i t o f d r lr t t c d
I j ) f r . e n r v m a k e s it t i » y
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let us licmiMiiiratc
I rij;iv*jitb io you.
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On Your Mon«y
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Buy your share* from Shy employs of Florid*
power Is Light Company-they’re our sateeSMN*
or clip and mail the coupon below
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jrd watchi/ic for nxrtli
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H o y s T o P u t Y o u r P u r c h a s e * in Y o u r C a r .
fin. hi nt« i t i
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M an ch e ste r;
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F o r ( r fiih p n / I t n h i i i
M- >t (oil
| Ilk * thI ni
f,*-iit>n. «luppi*b an-
TVE ARE KILLED
N RENEW AL OF
’ONG WARFARE
(. r. hoiti r'4 ( blnni’ tr-ioi1!
F iv e I* a r g c (
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w n «• fo llo w .:
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C o r n e r o f C o m m e r c ia l a n d S a n fo r d
v * '- •’ .*•- l"rniim |>limi w ith I,*p7r?l4
all.
. fit- ' i k«r«i*n* i ■*
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v .th .'HS.ni? nation*, a*
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palhi’t* of
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f b - , i*tp l*tr rrpnrt of fuioltn*
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F r lr u a r y , a* antlountvT hv thi
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In trlfiaH o n al «i*ltlrn int
m
Uinyhai, but hr ia not w illinp to
m a t e the uuthoritr <'f Ci-naul
»■r»ai Fra n k l*.
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tnkow. the NatluttnfM rap lto l. in
jalinp with th r C m ' n r- r niurr
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t-day. A n ui i--ntif««*il '
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m in e by a n n tb it t b it " " ’ "
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M c L A N D E R
C lrnt Fhavdl i f 'T a il h u i*
V
month, b it T itii r in th r off!, u t
report of > u |*rv i.iiig in .im r .- r J h r * .
Hinton I’W f t r of l i - >tntr tbr
With a rtoirn r i i i n i l i r n l i i
oartnii-n;
A prirultur*
k * t « i* r * llr*i> in thr r»rr fa t thr IK K
e>in*'impt« n «»» 2,4
pal vrtHton.
I h lt in rathih irf t
l«n* «m l aipna! nil J . t t l *a 't .tt’.
alrrartv are pitinp ••ruui. th im ;
Jmiti.it r'- innattinpt "n in KVorl to tha ronvnuiofi r it >
.1 tn«*rp them « i .trrn rttir*
•la <*r«
1,1 ?V|7*"> ration*. I t f " h a r* **nt tm ita tirrn M r |trt*I W l.U m i, tn<liana|mlia, |hr« V
fu .tr County had thr pri-atr-t n r ., St JV j I. St l,.oii» and K ar
rvntnintitW'n r f
li* ro i* M
ia«t C ity , IW r m t |« ih n -ln n l t« t»
W jifllh. thr fatal Iinmt.i r of n » |l.p i fnrTnlilahlr t ntrnitrr. Ir i l u l l
I'fltiH I o it „ ia n l b rin y I.IWW.fPt', «• motor H it ha« n n r r rn trrta
(•ftnimrnl w ith 3JM0.40D tliirtnf a majot n atty ron irn tto n..
JantMtY
H<WI ’H U arrk in p to pull thr
y*nt|<m 1 a it , w hilr H.th Ikriu
HRlaHr»f»Miirh rcimiv
tj\ft mafith * tot at
.JfMIaTifi ■ml >«" f n i t i a n n r in thr t
nf ra a n lin r «imt
THh A tlan ta *mi M. mi hit h a ir .
r« n « n * «f krr*nn e. a* .it> n i|a ia l forw ard with irtraa that l hr *'•
with I*. r'0>Vt2 inill«ni »•/ ga imt x ia lh ” t>r r a o i n i t o l
lim io r ia t i who a ir nrpiap thj
anil llW. ! !T .illon* of ken *t « r |A
th* *on*rntinn ( r hrl-l in thr I
d7* laeat thN'tarr that I hr “ n rutf
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tiiwi m thi» <t»ii ■nti.iimr,| t«
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I mi am fully, .-•* fully *«»rn*
l.p I'nlil ttimrti'M '*)»€• w u t»M \ L i lltl.1
lianl, pU’.i«‘in» ji a.I Human
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tnAk
| liike J reel*
I u hrtt it off * r n l t‘»
/#*v I
III adfi .rd
lit 141 l.V U g*PlA| > |» n , I *•! t I
Mrrvant
p fig ht nt timt
«hr . mu),
llrn w a n l
4r>. »1*«•« |*hit»« Hv*tw»ri, itwiUirr Calhoun
\!r . Stiyile1 1«mi| 'lie i anret I** C h i il. .It v
• Had Im*i pnTty lilatttW
t MrurouM r w r
iiu ilty •»/ iwcit•
• n«< nf the ino M hrutnt itiurvlrn
■ *
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• what r lir thnucht of IS.I affair.*’
n r aohtirm In vh*rk in th r t r
u ly rnptfii nt low fi * !»nd with
f rr«|wi'| llir -o u th rrtirf• h .tir
j .mii (nr
A m eticn n - «n>t th rir
•
YVfM i
most* i Hi
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ul.iirh.itl
by putom»hi|v* l2a-. Una i-a i.t# -,*
i*t S<ri«
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y. C o n s u l W i l l T r e a t W i t h f
M
n t tm >f
l .p ii'm ^ e
O u li
1 in
" 1 ,
g. i-ov.-tu-*
lection O f F o r e i c n S e c t io n V; „ *
hait- haro.
l) anything to r a t, and I H r 0 h i t
iittlr or no *lr*p ."
| » l.'IH N U T liN . ,M »r
21
■\y, \vtth ti'i
rui'tuiw
of
S h r vitt-l »h* »n» I torn in N n r
Kj.'phai thr t'antnnra#
tiavr Yo rk on M ar. 27. I -".V ami a it m t K-jpt't
twmthirili <’f
t'hinu *»1 k Ik m I i in N r * Y« rk. W hit*
■e^-r 'indar fkeir cWtkrnl and, 111 t l.r i n
about tw« it) «hr pot a
L ,.r :r.it't»‘ o f official? hi rv. I.avr ■jot. aa “trr.«'Kra|ihar with ih i K m ■rr<* v prrntla atrcnirlhonnl thrir •••II Wood I ithnpra ith Cnm |*ar-.
K ith to raroptiifion a? ,y. ■ l»rr- It » » j th rf,. tiiat ih r tint S riy iifi.'
kiinin: jfovrtnrem t i f
**110 * m a v*r> in t*r*-tin i n an
[ftut notwtthfthmlinc thi« w * . • fl*l h r ntaiir print n i d i t n «hr
L | privatrly by nf->l povrm it
' !!■
• Lrt nliklala. It » » ' riti|il’«MRiol ' took m r aU i.it to >kim • amt to
hm today at thr Mato lh j>ar*- it.in c n ami hr fr a il
« a * a v*ty
Cit 'hat no ihnner in tiir (vditi- Biiixl m rrvth rart."
E nlationn lnSwion thy t'r.ilril
*■ 11111 you m a n y htm for ntnn.
r,! f . ami ti'r rh in r«r nation !• • • ?** .fir w a i n it n l
[ , i j 1 amlai nJ. S v.ritary Krl*
“ No. my tioil! « b u , rial yon not
t i takr* thr lirtv that thr time
I n ia rrm l hiri >>*io'. * I
[%, , yet pmtatioua for thr n*- th a t?
Intrd hln-.‘*
[pmtiofi " f the Canton*** K'>.
S k r aaiit th r nirt ( 1r * r aixnrf
[r ' nt. How |i<>.{ hr will mao
1
.
•hi* [wxUiiW m t' ' fa r * < 1
*‘T p ii ntfltith* la 'ir '♦* in-raaMt
, 1- Vnti iti dint *uccnar» ,
•ary’* atU tu d r.
W VSHINOTON. M «, I I tlV-O
— To* l**("'"*r»t» n tlii'tl! inn> »tthm prahablv nil) I * hrM in 'hr
mstdtr w*»t h ril yr%r
> Thi* _ Mat thr |iirtil|in| o| nv
tr>% aninnr K m ttra tk
f.J
an taf|ii|iiilj««>'«>>* *»ilh
T A t.I.A II \s
( IN S l
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Serveteria
M r u lr n l C r n u m K R e it e r F o r
H n lllc R e tw r rn
A l S m it h
A n d W illia m f i i h h - V r A i * .
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Breeders Of Disease
K A M -o n n n K R A i^ T n im S r iA Y . M A n rn n . 1327
As Brisbane Sees It f|
The Entertainment commitees Gets Under Way
Frequent showers recently, carload shipments of celery ■ l»y A R T I t r a i m i S R A N R
and the resultant influx of outside cash, an occarionul bcadl Another Ford? I*erhsp#
of perspiration sliding o ff the corner of an eyebrow to trickle Ckini Getting W »r»(.
M kn i ,t ISI*. ■« » • r#etaftt— down the cheek and under the chin, and plans for vacations. ’
Religion And t n u r n r n l.
‘
ri*«l4 a . «■ # ** Act •*
all tend to remind u» that the summer months will soon he Th* (.tori Of So»prrwlrr».
r * t r n « t i » r r r nr Star Cw.
here. Hut a more stinging reminder than nil these, we have
U DRAS
MANAOKm*
noticed
of
late.
It
is
mosquitoes.
n . a fc lt n ------------------------------. . . « w v ™ * » ..I V .
1.
...u - i»•*—
, SO M ETIM ES M EN are marJOftlta. MtaijHw m m « v >
They are not so bail yet. You’ll notice just a few bumps rlrk and n ro n o i by their n*»i
____...
____ ________
____
____a _____
____ ..walk.
____ nut they W ill wealth and growing prosperity. It
a a rhii
>s——* w-w«. when
you return
from
short ___
evening’s
K,ot, w°rr>
°-. IVrha^
y0™
VUno
M’in
olh7v,pa?
J’erhap-t
not son.°
bad.
Ami
worse
than In' lots of
aZ?7 JTreT state.
t ail to - m >w — *••■ «# to* » . . o t h e r s ta te s . R u t enough.
\ n Z & * V?’ w u « L
* . 1 1 0 1 if you should have to
aa— at k iO lla c sla t- — a t I- rienr t i t it e m ni no nil
r.r
im i
•— >!. -
_
erything
.
l»
-peculators
hs<i a slight ner-
an p m » pe m 1j «
must
R A Y BROS.
CVEfcYlfilN<r
BUT5 ILK
^ r iMrrvSf.. " '
s tm t
M e n — W e re c h a rg e » n i rep a ir nU m a k e * o f hmlte-icg.
LtrrdWN ONEVWYPliCi
„ ay for hljl
J u s t e n o u g h j o m a k e It unpleas\v»n
change n tire on a country road * • «
Pear a stagnant pnnti.
i
Cal] the Willard Battery
5"urr -V-S (30 3
P I 1 0 N R S «d
Sf&CKlNGS
ONE - DAY SERVICS
SANFORD
tnn.
worry
about
niTjiit* T
rf~ -1 - 1 Now while the mosquito season is yet young, why not something,
« h Mw—ao mt « im i.ti.M . aa
•iomething to keep them in ns nearly an undeveloped
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•era. A l . m l M n a * 4 A I « * r t M a g' * t W M
powlbls. T M . t .
2 ™ 2 * Ii5 4 P S to _ S | .
-ata ■ w lk A i t - O m torli r » l .
vie ran sit ut» ,.Urtlr thr , B,otn,,MI- world." Pmire aa— a - r
la
n t a ll
to
a doesn't help matters to try kidding oneself,
r * *# h a s a il - f oafca— I-tl-w Hat# and tell ourselves ami others by the hour that we don t have , Mbl>.
• H r ! la t m f f
a k t O M t lr
all
mosquitoes in Snnford but unless we are well screened in or
And H-nry Ford 1* raid to haym*
a
aggi &*
?a _—_ .
.. V. t .
aa.. .LI a.“fcaa
____~ l protrctedb}"smudges! w« will find it an agreeable sensation
f/ J '^ w S T S **!7 ** bUi1
IIRBUAY, MARCH 14. 1*17 |to scratch.
That, If true, nrtij n»r w «m Of course, no nm- minds being stung. We have all beer, anybody. Th, ..Id line of Font ra r,^
th a HBaWu PLATroaa
- • t n a - a i la n ip awd r m l f ad*
■ la M r a iU a
-turn, so m.ny timw, ^ t a i l s ' In th.' to t few W J . thjrt i t Y
r A
' S
" ' !
•!»— # »* a a lp i r a a l* la J a t b o - we are useil to it.
Rut mosquitoes spread disease. Malar u |^ public high •ch«il cr-at-« a
If
-C«#£trw-r«ow o f SC J ah aa-lad laa and yellow fever epidemics are known to have Imth caused rf-mand V-r moro
“ you
jnw \
R h — t a -a L
^ M u m l U a j t aiaath lr "W a r- bv mosquitoes and it in suspected that other diseases are T.au> g «.i ,tock., k - p th-m
a a W r r t .*
also carried by them. No one wants to have malaria fever
troops u r.
two
- A H a t a 'I a a a f M M l a «
g i asw b -a a —. Rat-la. - a u l a t a t e v e n I f h e d o esn ’ t mjrtd th e lit t le re d s p o t*.
t « r thi—
t hin—
-..i.i.-r<
The l*ost way to exterminate mos«|uitoes is to Veep tryjnc
t.r-ak into the fnr-ign
- l l « a - n l l r rW -at.
I n ml fl*> a-aotirVAa- fmm having anv mosquitoes to exterminate.
Mosquitoes |p-ttl. mem at Shanglwi y-t-rday
irom naming “ n*_, , ' ..
,
Ihev ran come to ex- IWeat-d northern tnm|». lootins
-A ag«> a a t a a t r r a b — allot.
breed in water. That s the only w.t> they can c, m
|,ha riu- a- th.-y momt nut. kili-,1
ist. Then the logical thing to do is to get nd or n;' wa,er imany civilun Chia— . tif-*d bndle*
tllll.g VERSE FOR TODAY*
that might constitute breeding pUccs. Tin cans, old auto- ;it*rr th- -tr—t*. The Otlne*- «i.
rnrtinur- tn get wor»r, ^or
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TIE ’OIFTS OF COD:—The mobile tires. l-»xes and barrels, all are possible containers
at l<a-t.
-d wilt give *trcngth unto ho f)f water in which mosquitcKs may hrt*ed.
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pie: the Lard will LI-»* hj» prowith, peace. I**alm - J : 11.
s to m ie d up g u U o r s . u u d ra iiw tl d itch es, c lo g g e d w w e r s .
stagnant pool* of all kinds .present
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lau nd ry
819 W. 3rd SU
P h o n e 473
WASHING
MACHINES
$90.00
Fieriric motor does the
Washing and Wringing
Easy Terms To Some
F. P. RINES
1112 Sanford Ave.
Phone 461-J
S. Jth-m
i*loal brtxsiing plaits. (■(,),,, (, iarj.,iy victory f..r iuta-l
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F#r Aching Or Tired 1st Ifl
Sc— \ l oot Sp-elaliM
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For AbB»iRlaw*t
Dr. -I. R. Vidlcr
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jr d » a t yni start nbe there?
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A t Mo yd’s Slow Htora
state.
Ilegin the w ;r on the mosquito.
IN T E LLIG E N T
K f S S lA S S i
j might profitably read th- story
I written by Sh-U->'» w-if- atiout
j I hr man who errat-d th- Frankerrt-in motul-r. and war much de
lighted f>T a little whib
Hr A l l
Canrlilta’s inimitable governor turns out to be not
*o much delighted later, when ,
we suHjks teil. He was not enforcing the antiquat th- monvter vtartrd after him.
oHe Likes The “ Blue T^aws”
Vhilr Governor Martin D workon tb- drainage of th- Ev-rda*. •'why do—nY he g iv - a
ught In th- upland* o f thn« JU\rr.?
FLORIDA “ AFTER THE B0OM“
DAYTONA NKtVH-JOt RNAt.
South
Ilt-w t ! ' rida ap|>-or« to a vi»i- g a l-, in trmpli-d with th- lurv of t
tlilly” Sunday ipeaking in l « k » - worse than
lo r "after th- bo..m‘ i» graphically ! h, r beauty «n*i thriving progrr** (
d My> that the world I* hell - ed “ Blue Laws” ns the l>c«t mothcsl of securing their repeal
<U *TiU ,! by A. R. Sow-II Of r^t.
« n r “ rruntrnu in her favor
t, and with a few more like fit order to strengthen resjavl for the law.
NEXT TO INTERFERENCE
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*a» a yi-ar-round rlimat-.
He enforced
i everybody In it would br
ith religion, human tiring* r— j u^flii* T-iin.. in np-ctaj n-w< I-thas its «un*hin-; it« citthem simply Irecause he was such a Puritanical old muss-back vent inter fern.rr with their a t-’r to hi- pap-r, Th- Maury County rti*Florida
t*d.
indu»try: its -ariy vegetables;
that
he
didn't
want
anybody
to
do
anything
on
Sunday.
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inu«em-nt>—with itrinking in A, Drmrirrat Mr. Sow—H cam- to Flo- it* ftow-r*. lakes, L-arhi-i and
nda early in Jnmiary <vp-vi inc t- |s»ft»; whit- -idtrMl, canal* and fi*hLast week the legislature, aroused by the governor's 1m-ri-a. bull fighting in :.p«in.
t*a very appropriate that MaSr grave ahould make
hl« acts, passed by an overwhelming vote n bili lilrerating or re-'
A« u “*ep t« ih- under krart- find I ) - » ’at- "dead broke' a* hr mg paradi-c. It ha* it* truck gare*pr— -i l it. ln*trad h- found ion ilrning and the d-vrl,,pmrnt < f a
-d t—t on Daytona li-arh.
bw*. T h , new MR would h .v « twrnUtM |^ ^ . T T f t S f T S S ffiS f ill lino- whnh -o implrxd him that dairing industry; it ha* it* rail« o f accident h- ran have f i 1W W W llw <*•
'g o lf and’ tennis on Sunday or participation in any sjrort not ti ..r„,.vl lh<lIrt ^foro
()f b«- » M r to Mn.iry County fricn-l* rnkd*. -i«p ir ii and highway*. It
rtf-e by the a-a.
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of a boisterous or commercial nature. It would also have u - i-ni.
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making an api -.d f*-r T-nn<-«— to has it* mmmerrial citic*; it* tour- j
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k- S'itimiAlUt-. in Sh»rgh»l *ar legnlizetl the sale of gasoline, medical supplies and other
u i,.-n th- lug-.m -muU* i'lor-lc"* tvuniplc of ag- i*| rill-* with luxunmi* hotrl*; it i
inlli-itivi- Aft.-i giving ha* it* gv>lf rour*-*, it* rxpcn-ivt th-y have nolhing against*h- pocessarv commodities during church hours.
nm-.-.r. Ihc rtwd y-l!-.i Mown gr-sih
Florid;i r—dtt f « r th- imimrial
it* twautiful park* and it#
Hut Governor Richards vetoed the bill. lie wants the lhM v...ut.l im-rf-r- . • , ik- rrvival ikul i* -wt-t'.rig thruugh rtquUit- Spnnoh arrhilccturr It ,
nty thousand trained Arneri*
lmys plca»mir flow of bUnM, Thcv warn the So th hb p jy i thl* trdiutc to , ha* it* turpentine imlustty and it«
and Eu ro p -an troop* facing filling stations close<l. not lK*cnuse it is hard on the gas
c»»huit
hJit and
and th-y
th-y had
had 'Florida
; (ertdit* r plant* t it* cigar Indus-.
who would hgve to work on Sundays but l mean so it. gives , -l«-»»eh<-r—
,,ru; v Afl-r.
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City Tax IU»ks will close April 1st., after which all
lands tijKin which taxes remain unpaid will lx* advrrlined anti sold for taxes as provided by law.
Personal
taxes remaining unpaid will be placed in hands of a
deputy collector, anti a fee charged for collection of
some.
KI.LF.N HOY. City Tax Collector.
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^iveil ih<- frrn- try and it* fertiliser plants; it* ciThe Umk mi IN kV»-dhti«*™,th.-h«rT. • - « •’-f i* itnmblh >R< that dwarf- gar industry and its numeftn;-,
son, ttby intensity of thriting ilti-n, all po*se»s.-d of the
pro- rand tko- crowd f-U b-ittr
<*d, by romturison.
.am.- .lore the will to win. All 1
the; it will nmu** future agr ■ tn~ <no'< 'itJisM n I" * vy -l< n
learn that thl* period vorMd-r-t
ami the «lnmer that au£r noriua'* drvrlopn-wt U miai rn
»t— lf r«iviti*ed.”
,aitn gvg-found'yiiU It l* ' <£i-iajty i hi*t- r> « it repo v-nt* lb - tran*.
plensun- to motorists who buy gas. then go for a ride.
Governor is no different from thi* early Puritans who
hibitod lu-ar baiting not because it wa* unpleasant to
bear but because the pettaUrrs enjoyed the sight.
The Governor’s action will undoubtedly have an unfor
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jvlgoroti* and robust; )•*». »an»r for formatinn nf'iorpicat *»«(-• into
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tunate reaction uj»on the state as a whole. South Carolina
IN THE l.’ UKAINK, the • K i- ' th- -vp-ii-ncr* of th- v-ntun 6 b- ^lilo,»mjr.g garjlen*; it ha* lak-n tbRudder fallin g from 13th floor lies in the path of returning motorists from Florida. Tour vt IVtrher Skayn m onaO er)tho ha» wttled down to h*r kmttin- .crude, mqwdj'vhed i re.ition< of nabee loth by 2 fin g er*, »av-*
Mothr r o f itu»»ia Churches, ha* with the loWr ».ingfroid r f the ,tur- ar.l Caprwlt*.-.i tfiem for th-ir
""— headline New Y o rk W orld, ists from New England, New York and other Middle Atlantic
te«-n thang-<i byth - HnUhrvik wayward *<>n wk- return*. bla*« t>-iiuty und faneination Th- onebeen, a long time since a man states invariably have gone through South Carolina on their gov-rnnv-nl Int., • public mu.-uut, fr"m the faille* of Vyupiful pbtl- smug <|> micil- «>f tb- Seinln<>l-».
» saved by two finger*.
way home. Possibly they will continue to do so if they ami ri-lies Its tin- odd a&onaMery •ndrring. tthe ha# kOo rhe-t <i|-n|(h. alligator* aiat th ratt). *nak-»
a n- w regime and I* corvelouriy 0-. t , „ull>;
r. j, n„ purallrl for tbr-nrh the state during tin* middle of the week, but no motor* i r- e*hiliit-.t u* rampt-* of ”Hu». v-loping
hrr manufai tur ir.g j-.t-n- ,lr i-lrt|imrnt in mmi-m
hotnry .
Torida grata-fruit and
j
would risk entering South Carolina on Saturday and far- j *'*’* h'ro-i of idolatry
tlabtie*. h -r ftrrirulfiiraJ pent*, her th. gulf fltut Atlantic o«a«t lit--at tijetr be»t ju*t
now,
(.rai-**.
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P * 1 I ’1*.' *'tap.
.. it,.hi.,.- n f nn i-xtino-ted fti-1 atinnlv no Stindav.
dairy ing. Sh- i> building more ex- art ornam-r.'.-d with thriving citir •
it are’ »o *wert
tlamt 1* putting on a CommimC h est cam paign. T h - -y e s of
the whrld are on M iam i to *v-o
the ifcrru a r,- w a*h-d a ll the
rity Jb t of that city,
CITY TAX BOOKS
CLOSE APRIL Ist.
Interior. wi;h it* r * ,tu*-1,< lakaith p m .p ro a .
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Frank R. MacNeill and Company
Insurance—I>oans- Real Estate
Sanford, Fla.
107-9 So. Park Ave.
H.C. V1ELE
”A Substantial Je*«lpr
in a Substantial
rity”
10S Magnolia
d particle* in our own (.-Id
t grow up into twau'.iful re U r .
trade ncj-
is no objection to Sunday gtdf in Florida.
<th-r way, toward r-cotwiIiation
We f.-t aorrv for th- South Caniiininn* who mu*t »ul>-1
rut to the idiotic acts of a narrow.minded governor, but after ion* un-Ur which religiau* order*,
all, they elected him.
|lUn-dietine*. Franiwan* and
Ths a*«erlion mad- here recent- tot.
I> >■>* Mo* 8 G. Emanuel, advrrRight here *rj folumt-u*. there
u*irtg manager uf Commerce and nr- airj women who hold.imp- r • ...................................... ...............................................
Finance, that "‘-pportunitie'* f..r not position* in bd*me*» establinh.
*y » “ Fiarida’ *” Mo*l Imm<th- advaneement ..f l>u*ine** wnni. irrnts Not so many year* nc11the
other* wrre not permitted to purt. NeWipstier."" the Miami llerV
' .buM.-r-.f V.Va.TVlihouV-fiV.t'eii.
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" i H t
Lttretne (Vfii And (lain*
a tMarm A r-a In Arkansas.
F. A. HATH AW AY, thaiinian of the Florida Highway
royat gpprvttml.
•tantlalad by th- imp<rrtant part *rmpatby and no encouragement
f shaar-1 Here ia>y, psge Olin
Mu**oiini aniiourum tb -rr*trict-j that women play net only tn th- Th- put-tic'* attitude i* much difCcmmission, has announced :t tentative budget of road build ions
riWjt
»r- no longer necexary, “the j t.uain#** lift- hut in the prnfra- f-rent now. In all line* of hu».
ing
by
the
State
amounting
to
$16.807,000.
This
will
include
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. ---- ----------- .clergy having *hown thrmtelve* rslcn* of «>ur own rity.
inr«a w«m-n H*-ld r-.t-.n.il.i- ntt*
m ,», Emanuel', own career taGibw*.
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'iehigandar by tbe name ef alsuit $fM)0.(H8) from the hedcral Government. In addition: •">*• «tri obCdient tn the taw* of
• k rr f, say* he visited Fluride to this Mr. Hathaway ha* advised the Manufacturers Record j ,ho ' u ,',
*»> example «.f what may b- acenma young woman *hoald tu-p*r«
Unfurnished
winter and aaw nothing grren that while it is impossible to state the amount to be expended
rx'1—■t
||*Uihffl in lit# liUi'fit#Pf wcirldl,
I
fmr 'biiikTnrdii-, whftbfr ft in
ring.
Bet liamberg
read*
TIIK UNITED State# notifle. ' * " * * * M a *}•*"***!> > *r in the Rfffkur>- for hfr io «ork or rw>t,
by the counties in addition to this State ruad expenditure.
Three rooms, Sleeping Porch, Bath.
<s <rith raised letters.— Florida
he
thinks
i,
isMtfe
to
count
upon
an
outlay
of
fl6.000.fibd
1
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th-Wb-’ X
uThr^n
ea-l^iion. That's a nice way
utttag IE
for ruatls by Florida counties. This would make a total oflThi* will i-i .Mexican revolution- ‘ ‘‘ ing department, which .h- errs-‘ own r**ource».
Near South Side School.
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nearly $27.000,0t)0 planned for highway building and main-!'*1* »muggle in arm*, and Mexico
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orida hotel prnprieters used tomime in Florida this year. It indicates the scale on which I "’*£1*
imiutw>n 1,1 Cbl*** ,n
Rental $30.00 Month
r heads wh-n they put thFlorida fs carrying on its wonderful highway construction ac* “ *
FOR RENTAL, MAY FIRST
! many t^rinaw te s ^ n ^ - ' tivlltoa. It s|K-aksAolume* for the spirit of highway building
SENATOR BORAH *ay. wf
TO DECEMBER FIRST
1 #s«ka wuh us could no*, j which prevails iit Florida and which should prevail in every* 1 Mexico
and ithe
Cr.it—t M
sta
te*,1■
Airiuu ana
w
urutH
ttev,
• come ami we would have j State in the Union.— Manufacturers Record.
] 'Gad wade us neight>-r*. l^ t iu .- 5
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ft pretty dull season.
-tic- nvakr u* friend*." Rut justu*. ■ fir am part of that period to rvfinrd adult family, mi
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Herald Building
tic* seem* to b# -rk in g in anoth
-AUr>.f>00 home located at U ivtoru Beach within one s
-r direction.
art F a rr n tl w ilt have a whole ,
block of the ocean.
Only Ihowe. accustomed to livinu
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FOR RENT
Magnolia Avenue House
Dean-Berg Corporation
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* IwbimJ prlwm bar* to thir.l.
t big bathtub party. And wb-t:
■■mas out hr won't need ckiM n ut 1 tbnru* girt to make a
I I I # more appealing. The old
•> * i f kind will be go.nl enough.
A
■■ ■ a ■
w l f l " t ( l l y rouricr. after |t
itluTpuMit atom a* a dally, ha*
med to the aemi-weekly f s**lI.
the/ an nnuner men t l» that
.n* yb -m a . has again hecow-*
mibE.brr. w-elroosed by many
in eastern Hillsborough
Tampa Tribune
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INVADING FRANCE
M IAM I IIK H A I.D
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It it reported that (her- i* n| It would al*o -eem to Indicate
rapidly gnwring market tor A m er-itbat there fa not the pmverty in
Kan-n.tiW motor car* of liie iiiedi-. France which »om « o f th# mixouui price range, ami no d-mand At rate* of dri-Vcancellation havy
all for the cheaper American cam ,' 'seemed W find. As a matter of
in tlw manufacture o f which t y p e ' fort. Franc# is among th# r i b s
th- French them.rlve* have made’ prosperous af nations.
It tut*,
.-great ptxtgrvta. The sale o f six- through th# thrift and industry <t
ranging In pric# Us people, rorovetwd very largely
I ^ l*o d er cars
from $000 to S1A00 ha* increased fmm the effect* e f the war. Its
verjr greatly of late, thi* partkeu- ii-iutuiv* hare been reatorwd. Its
lar type being in great demand a- ’ farms have b#en reclaimed. Thmotig the UrtjtrroU rtaas. w h op eop le arr saving money,
er gut out in Palm lies, h
j g - reason Franc* cannot pay
dav that “ Uncle Sam hat* independent mean*, and who
find th- American cars as easy
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brok#„ precipitating a riding and a. pleasant to drive a* " * ” c t*
h' r* nfe *“ *
fth - Post Offie*.
When th# higiter priced French car*
1 ®v’1 horn willing to take on the
I# fam g «e* broke, it won't
This situation would a#*m tu in I urdm o f tu atkm which has hw-n
a angonc tr- have a lot o f cur dicate that whatever unfricndli-, f UUnd n#c#aaar> rl,-where.
The
SOME G E N E R A L l-ltrtne f r n - 1■
lu* ha* invented a searchlight gun ■
that will write on cloud*, build*
mg*, hank* o f smoke five mile*
away. This opens up a marvelous
advertising field. But the government should protect it, and the
heavens should continue to declare
the glory of God, and the firm a
ment to show forth Hi* handi
work. They should not be used to
declare the glory o f suspenders,
tooth pa*te and automobile*.
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To The
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Policy Holders
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TittM-s-L'nion.
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Box - C - Herald
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BERTRAND UU88EI.L. convhw- !J
rd. a* many parents are. that no ■
school is exautly right, will start a !
school o f his own. for the sake of 1w
his two children, four and l x * J
years old. They will learn »w,i* ,5
ming physical culiurr. tennis, hut
not football, cricket or hockey.
b* . . . I
snow I.** In Irg a n M in . . .
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art_____
H A R V A R D eullefe, not countin real estate,
building*
and
M The‘ worth
.‘.It1.°
*1LU V
'.d.K
A"k'rtf'
i . “|>##f4#
u . ar*
* T wF
,VT"g, :j uBygoramment
° ,Ur mt U not
<1*b“
>r n*“ ^
»u*#Jlt _
won't
a dime.
that
th#
French
illin
extravagant
_ ,UIlun.
equipment, has a
fortune nf |M,..
to “ cut o ff tb -ir nos#* to Spite rxcejd, perhaps, in the m att-r ot M o i»4 , spend* eight milliun* U r
f. bfrvil V i* the soul o f writ,
their face*.
They hovw ** “ " !• ** w iiU an preparedae**.
I f there education
It* excellent financial
it ary wnm-n'a riot he. ? --(Vats
r*1*
° * **“ COUnwIy h2 iT 2.V? * 11“ Ae.ir* to pay the w a r, management bnng* about 6^P
ti t r !
S* r U l? r ‘ !
">»/ kw «»>*4e.t debts, they could' U
on ths lp e r c n t on i.wsatmaata.
* a re tb- funni-st
f
thin#* he hx» moderate in prwv. wiitch ar* cam• |-asy terms which the “ “
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' seAi. Sanford llrratd. Very fortabi#, #v*"n luxurious ia th # ir! F t s t o is willing ta grant. France tunrs hig but how^mallTompa^red
-• (A laugh a t — U '-,t raid .ppointmettU. and which fum l»h ha* already ma3e ^ m r small rwy- with private U n u t Z
ThZZ S .
•b Tn pical Sun.
h.
celt the hathinr *utf a
z & il: .rrlTirp^fSffS-
in thin kind of home need answer thin advertisement.
Renta) not ko important on orcupanrv be by respon
sible parly.
oy
BOND
*
Mean* you ge; just what yott pay for. . Its goo*! *°
knots that your Iumiser comes fmm a mill where carelews grading is not tolerated.
Of The
ZIP
New Y ork Life Insurance Co.
Sanford and Seminole County
GRADE
SERVICE
Mean* you get what you want when you want it.
you lieat it ?
1 have recently rnipsed my former i>lcaaant connccUonft with the N«w York Life, and.ainng with ray prenent rcaj estate husineaa. extend ail the oervice and
courteaiea o f Ihe Company for usr in your innurance
probl. mx— renewal*, re-iiutatementn, if policies have
been dropped, new insurance, uoe of dividends, etc.
Z. N. Holler
Room 6— Masonic Bldg. . . . . . a ........a a ......a .a ...
PtuHie 7»4
I’hone I S3
BandC.r»*
Yard; Holly Ave.
Zip Servtc*
At Uth. 12th. 12th Sta.
tiify '
y
fan
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th e
S A v n rn n
h e r a l d t iu t r s d a t , m a r c h
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. * * ,.t at meet three «>*«*#*. » « at placing hi* (tafk *1 V r i Y irked**|
mmlttrt^af two. The**
dispotal
Theae fodgya
/ud(*a ,d
ig it a l far th* plant **l*
. Telephone 148______ MRS. FRED S. DA1GER. SOCIETY EDITOR
Social
’alendar
THURSDAY
Xrighobr* of
America
at I he
>I„T » .’—I
[Ceorr* H oi 14ill entertain
er» «*f th* Idler* Uridrr
Cf..V> o’clock at tha Monte*L
__H«a
Com m ittee
w ill
; | o'clock, at W wW om an’*
[All member* t« in e*t*d tn
F R ID A Y
^-Art I’ a fta n i and A rt F.x•
I the Senior High School at
rk.
tire Board of tho Mli*ionty o f the ■ Methodist
lv:ll meet at the rhun h p uI o’clock.
i V. Howard Chapter U. D.
wet at SiSO o'clock at th*
Mr*, W . Theodor* 1j n k [d irfa ir.
ile Rebecca l.odtn No t i
K. will meet at the Old
Hall o»*r th* na*k»t « t
SATURDAY
larry I’ apworth wtll enter
m*mb*r« fit the Aftrra Duplicate bridge rluh at
k at Hotel Purrert l_iko.
four o f th*
Methodl»t
'will meet at > o’clock with
rkr Steele nl her homo on
vefi m*.
H. I'wltW at Turtle M> und.
Edward A. Marah*ll,
it* n latum to ntor- a'.lnutivw
home .iirrotinding*. F o r the proapeclive buyer nf property he give*
important InfornYitlon rrg a n log
th.- »elettlon of a ponte *tte, whil*
.for the router, the home owner
of average mean*, or the p i.,ie**o r
of a U rg e d a t e , hi* plan* for m ak
ing the ground* tnor* attrartive
are thoroughly practical, and at
th r *am r time pnaluetive of highly
n rti*tic rr»ull«.
Tu illu atrat* the vat inti* |H>int*
of hi* lecture. M r Marohal! arntnge» on a huge »ctren before hi*
audience rra iD tiea tly painted pic
ture* of a hou»e. the ground*, tree*.
*hruh*. w alk*, etc-, until a well*
landkeaped entrm ble D rle a rly de
pict e«l.
The Rcdpnth fh a u tau u u a w ill tw
*h»wn in Sanford A p ril 7-12 und-r
D m- uu.pt. e- of the l.wal Wutnan'*
w Sm y rn a, w ith th* State
al Society und th* Jami
Chapter nf New Smyrra
■n* Story Hour at tO n’.
th* Library.
(■'rank l .re W'MxIruff will
n at bridge at .‘I oVnl.-k nt
«■ on Oak Avenur. honorEvelyn Andemoh. a brid»
M ONDAY
a 't Guild o f Holy Cro«*
tl Churrh will meet nt 3:.10
with Mr*. S. O. Cha*e at
iie on Oak Avenue.
Seeker* Cla** of the MHhlurch will hold hu.ine** and
reeling at the Thurrh at
with Mr*. H. H S-|uirv
riuit.
n»W Stjulre, M r*. C .E . Chnr- I
r. ii
Mr*,
Bradbury. Mr.
tClelland, Mr*. A.It. She
nd Mr*, W. L. Aker*
Baptist Circles Give
Interesting Program
Wednesday Afternoon
The Woman** .MU*iouary link *i
«en M allory
C irc le w ill
3:dtl o'clock at the home <>f of the Itaptut rhurch hn* beer,
M. H a ru rll,
t o il tlnak nh«crvlng thi* week art a week i f
prayer, and the vaHou* circle*
have had charge of the program
- -High St hoot at R:15 oVtrrfc o m K i l . « .
On Monday the American .la**
attfptfe* of the Semin de
*a.i O’
a* >
It*
tuple,
ertfa'’
Tin*
’' So.
Xo. 2
ft E
E. &
S
>■ w
p ii, "A
nm
nw
n ic
i . i2 0.
Date." at th*
.
( in t e n d in g program w * . folia wed
Ague* ■rn Tup„ U ) L . ,,rl,f r . m „ n Antvr
3 i.. o^clock at hr Chapel. hy im m ig ratio n .” which » u .
T , . „ ni
prr.ented by the I’ipe Organ t ’ljh
T lB S D A l
W rd n exlay afternoon the Nellie
an ( ircle nf the B*pli»t Turner,
Jennv Spaaulding
and
wtil meet at it» cl«»* room Kathleen MaIJruy circle* gave a
« ? " * ■ * T tM • clock with
i„,p )H ng program »n the
t W e ll, and M r. A. M. , u |ljw l_
( or ‘ h* S‘
m
rubject. fEv kn g elU m
~
^vood Now 3rd.
Class Postoffice
her* Wedneaday wrrw given a rat. Brown, the department chairman.
. 1 'SL*1
' 'r J r *''*"?
mn original ftwferr the program w
gtten
•tory, *The Purple Dragon Inn’, b) 'lr*. Brown aapreeaa.1 her appreMr*. Harold C. Viele. The .ton
mtlon o f the g«<wt work done by
J>>
Maude E, Clark jtha'coat o f the plat ’ H-r H i-turo.l .
The little theatre morrm. fit and Wift*. which « * ■ *o ably directed
the talue o f one-act play* wa* ri*- jhy Mr* Daniel W r it e r and al»e
cu*»rd hy Mr* Elton Mmight on of lha bw’ ine** direction given h>
Fhr*e talk* were receive,! hy the |Mi** l^ r * Turner Mr*. J. It. Cngclub member* rnthu*ia*tieally be burn and Mra. Franrt.
Kola.
r*u*e of heir <ffort. to intereti J MU* Margaret Young v a t named
th.- city in dramatic* of good ehar- finatM* chairman for the rn*uing
an*l worth.
vrar. Mr*, Elt.-n kloughton wa*
A. H. St.me gate tb. Life 'appointed a* chairman lor the an
of Jo»eph rulitier. a man who did i nual Uhriuma* rhiktren pr-gram
»<> much In forward the writing o f ‘ for thi* year.
*trong play* with giuxi mural*. The
Mr*. Brawn brought to the *tpcro-tial chararten.tic* and whim- lention o f the member, the fine
ckalltie* o f him were gu rn and .program Inchldni In Ih Cbaulau
‘ hi* out..tan.fng arrompb.hment. iiua far IhU year. Thi* i* one of
among them the etydowment of on- the higge*t financial umiertaklng*
million dollar* for the founding nf of the Woman*. Club, a* well a*
a whool of yuurnalUm at f'nluni- The large*! *rrvie# to the rnmraun
Id* 1 tm ern tj
ityj and alt rluh mrmber* are ev
Another encouragement |o y.-ung nected to give h.artilv thrlr time In
author* U th# Pulitaer prire of VI.. in*ute It* »urer»,
Odtl offered yearly to the h,-»t play
The annual flower -h.-w wa. an
produced ctthln the yrar. A short >* an outstanding pleasure of the
tkrlch of the Pulitirr prtre play* rwnmrrd f.», Man h .10 and 31 Thi
wa. given to the intrre.t of all
Club year offered hv the Welfare
The *h«rt hu.ine** moeting wa> IVpartment
meal
h
Out
n. m
and K n ll.t
Neighi-ir,,** un
cr the le a d e r'hip of Mr*. E . M
The program included the fol■
— , Inwing n ap rr*! "tiiHr* Bightrou*•ngwood po*toffice i* to 1
l,t Mr*. I* D. Mi lt*e; “ Haw
,*red to th ird cla.., gr*:lt 1 •
'
Th:- t > ■ ’
a A p r. 1. areording to »n * '» '• 1 “ * < ■mm unite * I t M,»
»ment made
today bj .kkn AHfahant| “ The Beta lion . f
Experts Wi l l Act
As Judges In flub;
Flower Show Here
S tra w H a ts
S ilk S o ck s
Good tirade
Fancy Colors
r oney o n lr r >-ffu r f<-r the given by I *r F II K in g , M r. W
> of poatal nvnter order* A. Ilopktn^ Mr* Jane Sm ith Mr»
the I.ongwfowi o five and I F H. Ravage *nd M l** Alike T rafro'.intrie*. >lr
M»ltbe» • font
During the afternoon * lovely
to the lnrrea*e in bu*
o r a l duet war »ung by Mtv. ItoLingwoml office ha* er- ' le r t I . flleen and Mr*. C. II l*m*k
nrf the
rontinued rapid ; acrtim panird by Mr* It f\ M<«*r..
39c
$1.95
M en’s Oxfords
BLACK OR TAN
$2.95
$4.50 Values
hi
iLovely Bridge Party
(liven By Mrs. Ritchie
On Wednesday Night
Mary Powell Ih An #njnyahle event nf thi* week
ak To Duplicate wa* ttu bruit* party given W'mlevening by Mr*. J. E
leon-Bridfje Club nrxtav
Ritchie » l h*t attractive- home in
1'urt Mrlion.
Spring flower* were u*#d i«
profuibm in Uw room* where the
rani tabWa had b**n arranged for
pl«>
A fter the u*ual number <*f
pr<i((*t*i<xii th* prill* for top
tern , both rr>*U l«, were awarded
Mr. C. II. Driver
At thr icfrvebment hour, the
■»•*« ih r room* wlwr* th.
!***rmhl*d for p j l f w vrr h.-*te** »*rr*«l fruit whip. rob* ami
Jn of th* Every f>th*r
W v t t * Bridge flub *I-N
M l entertained Wednr,
the rru it* o f Mia* Maiv
b h n l l St th* home of
hr. Mr*. David Caldwell in
paf
na*turtium * bachr-
Pm. *nap dragon*, lupine
► rpring flovmr*
f i g th* Lara covered llMf H
►•"*, a ailvrr haaket fillI * r »r i* tf o f rut flo w n l
I* At I o ’rekk a ta »'v
Ipru-heon v a * *rrv*»l
Hour* pa***d
b game, o f duplicate and
had h**o added thr
*
h ifh
tear**'
It*.
Th* player* were: Mra, Mrwart
Ihitt-n. Mr* C II. Driver, Mi* CH' Sloudenmir*. Mr*. J h. ha*
then. Mr.. L M .Stephrnron. Mr*.
Earl* KirIrf.. Mm Robert M**»h*.
and Mr*. Ritchie.
P in C h eck or K h a k i P a n ts
95c
Sizes 29 to 50
Ladies Felt Bedroom
During tb* t.u»*a**» *•*’ *'*;
*b
Charle* f Br>tt. plan* were l*»*d* fur a program
Camp f i r * tie*
* • * *’
the Ninth S u n t Park.
A fte r all U u io ro * bad t**n Iranfriend* o f Mr*. Edwtll * * fr * t te Worn .acted th* hi>«(»»» **rvrd delnwu
r*frr»hm*fiU
u
Member* pre**nt W *
2™
M*»
well Chiu# Itoutb. hatheiin* TM
L E. Ruhejr wh®
m » w » t . o f Mr*. Mat- Do n t h ) Steer king. F r * 1* * *
1 f*r the pa*t two
J* returned to their m ^ i u . a o d i U i i B *» W aUto*. -
SS'cSS *}IW. I«w ,*rtttr-
^wntriBe. Ky
OnvxPoiniex
m
l.cl tin ilu ymir
nKVFei.oriNr, a n d
u M iv iix n
F la n d o r ’ s S tu d io
(Her Mohlrv'* Drug Store
j
The Washable Frocks
S4CS0X LINENS
$g.50
HOSIERY
tt it hi m k*. plvat* ami hand mad* tnu
che, —aw»h a popular note, tbeie l, n.
fabric «i Well a-laptni to hi<»g out the
charm aiwl , m arine** **i e ..e n tia l [u
day
I’rw-e-t a« tow a*
Hand Made Voils
$g.50
Hand mad# rmlr* in tb* plain rolnr*
Mr much in demand for .prtng and
wuwmer wear. Many *t»te« m i favi.red
by fa*ht,.n in *t*e* from 14 tu Id
Tub Silk Frocks
Sonvrtbing that wil long ju.t ,♦ |>rettv
when they were new ran l> **ut of
thu group uf pm >tr*p« amt the* kid
nib *i!k fttw-k, Pile, from Id to 44
Onyx No. If»r»
lu ll fa.hl.-n tit (hade* tn match the
nrw (pnng rnatume Including pink,
platinum, piping rack, blue (nt, ale•an and *unt*t
$|Q.75
Silk Dresses
(T u|h.*de Chino und Georgette
$1.65
l*lain coloj. m th* m.-r# tallured # ff»,t»
t i l l * p * » l gra.tnf material* wa* uw,l in ilev,loping thee* m—li»h fr-xk.
Mail) .tyte, in ,t(ee 14 t« 14
$19.75
Onyx No. 335
Extm S|H»cia! On
lacifftir ij ljaIit) of full
h<»«f
fur nuIo*ly"i i|»ring « r « i
AH now
•hidri to molrh !*• •mart iprlni mm .
tttWM.
Flatcrepe and Georgette Frocks
Thi* ,pecl4l group af iltM i.i were formally priced Up tn
|l«nn
K tlra f«eid grate matettala In 4 variety #f atyle*
• nd mine*
An eitra htg tvargatn far only
$1.85
/
$16.75
SPKCIAI.
100 Hats On Sale
$ 1.00
/ .
j "*
All Silk II omAll Silk with fttur inth li*l# l«.|v
Sheer high grarle t htffon Full
line of tidrtr*
Friday and Saturday
A new Shipment | ,L
In Kvim v
New Shade
$1.00 DreMHi's
Detnly hand made d r*»•**, beautifully
embrtddefrd
l*Ttce*t , ’ |wwlally b*»
far thu ,prtng .riling
*
Small
Motlium
L
^ lattrRO
Suitable for every kind of wear Y »
$ 1.00
81x90 SHEETS
Seamless
Duplex Window Shades
$ 1 .3 1
42 In. Pepperell Bleached
2
Caldwell. Mr*. II*1-
jU verbln *. ru a H ta n
S a fe
1
Special Selling o f Spring Lingerie
10-4 Unbleached Sheeting
P illo w T u b in g
1*vtr U.d for Mr*. Brjx
| If R W irritu , Mr* W
b Br». W ilie r Coleman,
a
V I
5
•
D1
i l aa » vj
I N F A N T S I1 A T IN T K
Scalloped And Fringed
$2.00 Values
recelr-d
» 11, GKAT, RewMeat Managag
l t « f irst NatUwal lUak Bldg
FRIDA Y AND SA TURDA Y
S T O R K T H A T S A T IS F IE S .”
LO O K MEN!
Summer Weight Suits With $10.95
two Pairs of IVousers
10“ PAI METTO A V K N l’ K
Two Exceptional Thrift Days
BENJAMIN’S
T IIK
Market
SPEER & SONS
EXTRA SPECIALS
Friday, Saturday
and Monday
Meat
Cfrllflrd PtiMIc AfpmtnltinU
Inguntr Tag ('onflultantn
D and Mr* R 1_ Baker of At
It i* v»t- gratifying t « the gen
Istnla (U , in •t^njinf a ffw
eral rnmmtttre to fe*l that the l«. Jav* In Sanford aed are gne«t. at
c*l f|ort*t* are »n fwlly a'vl gen. th* Yaldet.
erau.lv co »|<rr*ttng to make the.
fh-wer .how a .uccea* The bval
Mr ami Mr* J IV. Ru«**lt of
r jr.cryman, Mr le.odrnberg. ■» Tampa
___ __ .pent Wedne,,lay in San- •
gi-ing liberally v f hi* time and (..rd'Jn hrVstn**,
Entertaining in her u.uat gry.
cinus maniirr, Mr., fiturgr Huy
y»a* ha*tej, at bridgr "fl Turyday
afteinrnn uf the lintel Mcptr,li
ma. The gue.t* w ere-memt'cr« of
the Idtrr- Bridge Club.
The Indie,' parlor with it. fut
nishing. and banging, of green,
wa* adorned with haikrt. and vas
\IRS IIPA R T t u n r r
es o f pa*trl-tinti'd »prihg flower*
iInly those wh. have acted as!
artistlralty arranged with green
utge* of fl w.r sh-.w, ran h«ye
cry
any idea »•( tin >.ari.oiio >, -» and
After an interc.ting cam* of thanklecne-. id the task, and the
bridge had lern
playr-i. M ore. ' utter impo.aihiltty of thoroughwere added and ih* holder of high tie*, tn trying to accompli.h It all
in th# two h.inr. given - vrr to i
e«t -core wa, awardci « prig*.
At th,- ri-nrlusii-n ,-f the game, jiwlging. before th,. d.wtr, are fo r - ||
■
the gue*t» repatml t<- the dining nially opened t.. the |.uidif
T-> make Ih., eu.icr and more
room where a tempting five-roar*,*
dinner vra» aerir.!
The dining thorough, tbi«* gervrrjl rommltte#
table wa* centered with a Urge in charge of tfie Flower Show
crystal howl of .pnng flower, and which i* to hr held kl thr Woman',
Ctuh on Mar 10 and 31, ha* Invlt,
nri. - . f fern*
Th i»r playing wrr. Mr* John #,1 a large l«nrd of judge*, giving
w. H. LONG
H AU. AND PKNTLAND
lj
Menu-h S r . Mr* John llemier. Mr*.
Idlers Bridge Club Ilarrv
Heeren. Mr,. Fmior Cur-1
Is Entertained Todav, '*• Mr* " li tinnwiifie. mV.
By Mrs. (reorge Hoy iian and Mr. n..>.
I Matthew*. p..*tma*ter. I Ihe I
State, to Cuba.”
te-1 that the authority f«*» Mi* V M M .U -t
II. . V ■
ncemaat had tu*t bean re- , *lon Work io the Canal Zone” h> I
mm Wa»hingt'"t.
I Mr*. To'whtuu.
Shott prayer* fur mt»*i»n* w r*r |
tfir* ii *l*o to he «n tut- i
•f the tmra. John Bartlett,
n.tant pn*tma*ter-general
taced it to the third rlaa*
nth* prior to the regular,
bled date,
Mount D>r* will art with th*|
- ■ . .■ ■
■. . . ,
rre»ld*nt of on* o f the large*!
Mr*. C. R Dufftn. formerly of
- .irveyie* in the state a, judge* of [Sanford bar now o f Jacksonville
th# commercial evhiblt*. Other* >« spending a few day* here a,
will m n e from Iv* l a rut and New the gur.t of Mr*. A W Smith it
-mern* and Winter Park.
her homr on Magnolia Avenue.
The rose ethihit which will be
„ ■
■ charge of Mr* K. M Galloway
o I.', Hulick
I
Mr
B(oorwfield
, will
ulged strictly In accord- are enjoying a tour « f the East
• nee writs the point. Worked out ' Uw*«t and are spending a few data
hy toe American Rn*r Soeiety, and * l *be 11,-itywo.v.i Beach Hotel,
applaati.n ha, been made fiw a ’
Ih u d Mr*. A
(*. Chambersunilitr «y,tem o f point, from thr
Antetivan liUdi.du, Nwiety. The lain hate been catted to W in,ton
hy the wthmily til
rotnmervial and amateur evhihit, Salem N. t
w*i|| be m separate rlat.e, entire- 1 nes, of Dr. Chamheriain’, brother
[
Mock.
Up To
Residence Telephone 217-W
Chautauqua
( i e t s jILl i t e r a t u r e DEPARTMENT ENJOYS
.
_
Landscape Expert r READING OF MRS. V IE W S PLAY
j To Speak Here Soon The 1an raluro li pattment mem r rondurled hr Mr* Ann* Van Nr*a
E<lward A M ortholl, nationally
known authority on land.<capc par
denin*. w ill be heard at th* rf’lllin f
Jtedpath Chamninjuu in a htghly
llfum lnattng and helpful di*cu«»ion
on ’Better l l i m n O ut-of-D eon.'
Mr. M a n h a ll ha* made a lif-long
■tudy nf landrcape gardening in
are a ll owt-af-town partfoa, who«wj
w ith «uch a iptrtt at work In
knowledge and eanertence wit them Sanford it i* not gtdng to h* a |
fr r tha w ork in hand
On* o ff great while before the rity will Sr
thu number will c u t , from Dade I known fo r ite garden* a . w»H n.
Uity. A retired f1ari«t from Indl*1f“ r it* rich field* of relerv *nd
ana who ha, a winter home i n ' other vegetable*.
BUNGALOW APRONS
Nainwiok Gown» And Teds
»* aH|
llamtt hand made garmeata that wtil ptoo, addltgkl U MiUdy during lb- arain* weather.
Voile G ow ns, T eds and Step-Ins
Trim m ed with dainty I w * . amt in nil *iyW# t- - M »**# U 4 y ot foattdt#
B E N J A M I N ’S
“Fruit of the Loom ” Slips
•ad trimmed in atatdp neat tare*
■f and waohabi# material.
E. FIRST STREET
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THE SANFORD HERALD THURSDAY, MARCH 21. 1*27
THE SANFORD HERALD JHl'BSDAY, MARCH 21. J02
Ark.. «m ApHY 20, and to 6mtlnue
Air several month* tn varion*
section* o f the country.
In order to avoid conflict with
other engagement' of the rnnmiis.
• inn it will hot ini possible to re
assign thc*e hearings before Hept.
I*. The postponement w ill fiv e
W E S T P A L M BEACH. Kla.. all
partiro
•everml
additional
Mar. 24— ( I N S ) —.Sheriff Baker of month* in which to prepare their
Palm Beach county will forward MW .
* abatement today a«klng Cover*
nor Martin to aend an extradition
re*pie*t fo r John (.aponsit, held
in Berlin, Germany, for Palm
Itrach officer*.
l.apon*tt broke
Jail la«t winter while field on *u«pirlon o f the theft o f f 10.000 worth
W ASH IN G TO N, Mar. 21— tIN S i
of jewelry lielonring t<» Mr*. — Jerry C. South, special deputy
C m r r » Me- krr o f Cine innati.
nf the Rred campaign fund InverHome nf the Jewel* were rheri*h* tigating committee, completed hi*
ed heirloom* and Mr*. Mother plan* today for hi* inva«ion c f
asked no ex|ien»c lie spared to i'< nniylv ania to seise additional
ward their reccnery.
ballm* In lielcwarv. Lackawanna,
A lone trail winding over A m Ijurcme and Schuylkill counties.
erica and aero** the sea finally
Alone and armed only with the
brought almut hi* arrest in Berlin
la»t week.
Photographs of the legal instruments ut the dWpou.1
Jewelry found there show aome o f nf the Senate committee. South
the missing Masker urnn, jhiIio le ft fo r Philadelphia without re*aid. A peculiar coincidence rela \enllng the detail* o f hi* plan of
ted by authentic* i» that lodlr of operation in the •'enemy »tronsthe valuable* came front Germany hold."
year* ago, Offlrera believe thiincident prove* the im|Kirtance o f
the rrqur-t of the *tatr at-ocla
thin of *heriff* to be made o f the
next legislature for establishment
of *tatr indentification bureau a f •
TA I.A H A K S F K , H a . Mar. 21
filiated with the International
ilN S I- The inicrvtatc t’ omrnerw*
system.
ComniiF*ion h«R overruled the petit
Ion o f Florida railroad* In the
••(Ullir^n rlar- talc t»)V«'tlgatlon
-taniMi by tnc Ci>mml««i»n in It 'll.
Frrd II. Ilavi*. attorney for the
Slate Railroad t'miii-M-cUn ha*
P A L A T K A , F la .. M ar. 24— (IN’S l l-ern notified in a letter in hia
— K. B. Klliott nf Miami tmln. hand* today.
head* the ouid-*-r advertising a*
Th«- denial o f thr ruih'-a-!*' petorlatlon following h it I lertmn t> itition by the In iaraU ti * nim<rc*
the presidency at the ionelu*in'i t • mm l'flori rrfu»«-' tlirir plea for
session of the iirganitation's
•i tl prr r»nt ‘‘arbitrary" rate and
will mean a avilig i*f S2i.(ilbl,0tM)
n u*l convention hi re last night
annually to Florida, it i* crtmiatO ther o iflie r * i-Ubted w ele C
Student Compiles Florida Sheriff Is
Legislative Manuel Asking Extradition
For State Solons OfMan FromBerlin
Q A 1 N B 8 Y IU .R . F I,., Mar 2 4 ( U lS )—Shortly a fter the Mat*
legislature conrene* on April 4
an unique book edited by Amm on
..
McClellan, youthful readme clerk
o f the House o f Representative*
and student at the Iln irrraK y o f
Florida, w ill make ita appearance
at tho «ta t* capitol. It will be Mc
Clellan* Legislative Manuel for
199T.' a small volume o f ve*t-pock
et alt* patterned after the Congrosslonal Directory, which will
eo«tmin complete information in
regard to the government o f F lo
rida fo r 1927.
Tho book la the work o f the 21yearVold student who ha* worked
hi* way through grammar reboot,
high school and two year* at the
UBiver*ity here. Many experien
ce* have been crowded into hi* re
latively abort life, among lein c
the holding o f a judicial office in
Collier county during 192ft. tra in
ing arhool for three year*, and
being reading clerk o f the hoti*e
South Plans To Seize
Four Ballot Boxes
Trade Body Decides
Against State Roads
Outdoor Advertising I
Men Choose Klliott
Million Dollar Trust
Firm Half Subscribed
At West Palm Bench
W EST PA I.M BEACH. Fla.. Mar.
24— ( I N S ) — A million dollar tru»t
fund being organired by Mayor C.
C. IJghtbown o f Palm Beach was
half subscribed today, the money
to be loaned at two per rent inlerrst to relieve thr financial
neeida o f ilrpoiitors nf rlosed
banks.
People » f small mean* with
large families trill be givrn first
consideration.
sponsor* o f the
movement said.
Colonel K. B.
Bradley, noted sportsman, who
wax reported to have been a heavy
depnaltor in th* F’ armer* Bank A:
TYqjat Company which elosrd re
cently. i* aidinr the praject. J. S.
Phlpp* and Edward Shrarson were
among tho first contributors.
Loans will lie secured by past
books. Th# fund will be e»ublulled primarily t " reward thn«e
who did' not become panic strick
en and withdraw their dejj».it*
during the recent acute financial
situation, it was declared.
g r B a rke r nf Orlando, Vice prrThe rale inw-stigatinn nf the
•lent;
\V. A . Shand* of G ain *
Interstate i titnvlllet,
srcre ta ry -trru M irrr,
a id Dnlteii States
Disrtr t'om iaisfIon waa Inuguratni
George lla v e ll of W aurhiila. •
!n lt*22 when the -commission de
YY. Ijin ia r of I ’rnsaeola, T . J . Mft
tin of Jackso n ville and l ewt* K * l- rided to investigote all rln*.* rate*
in ihe satillierri state*. ‘
hfleld o f I'alatk a, d iteito rs.
“ Eyesight” Evidence
Upheld In Dry Case;?
CHICAGO, March 24—(IN S !
The federal circuit court o f upper 1today upheld the legnlity o f "eyi
sight” evidence against pt<-hlt»ition taw violators.
The motion o f aritorn< y» for
three leading Chiiagn cafes *o
dissolve a padlock injunction w: *
denied.
Prohibition agent* testified thev
saw patron* "pouring" jliquor unit
federal
judge Adam f\
I ’liffe
last fall ordered the <abaret* cloy
ed for a yenr.
U.S. .Vessel Aground Cotton Hearings Are
Off Florida Coast Delayed By U.S. Body
K E Y W EST, Fla.. March 2 4 (1N R )—The United State* shijiping board vessel Coronado, of 4.
449 net tonnage, was r e t r ie d a
ground today eight mile* o ff Som
brero Lighthouse, 4H mile* south
o f Key West. A wrlreless message
received at the navy yard here
from the master o f the ship re
ported the grounded steamer » n »
in no immediate danger.
W ASHINGTON*!
Mar
' INS!-—At the request of various
rottnn growers' associations, the
Interstate Common »• I .mitnismon
t.Hlay rancelhol all heatings in the
commission'*
investigation
of
freight rates on cotton in connect*
ion with its investigaticn of the
general freight structure o f the
rountry.
*» hese hearing' w .*e
•rhiiliilrd to iwgin nt Little Rock,
T IR E D
ACHING
1FEETip E I
K ^
J
1 I
1 /
JufcO-Slavian Loan
Plans Are Delayed
ROME., Mar. 21 f IN'S) The
propoM-ii loan o f $30,000,000 ■ •
Jogo-Slm ix. which Blair A Com
pun) nf New York have been ut ■
rangirr* tin* bt
the situation a* regard^ Jtigr Slnvia, Italy nnd Albania G cleared,
afranlinii to report* received here
today.
The Italian pre>i tods-. t . Vi.,
the peaceful statements i-f Prcmicr Mussolini.
Dlfnalrhei from l> mi n. Pari*
and Kerim indiratinc support • f
the lending European powur* for u
(careful policy ha* irtven tonsMerable itrnwrth to the Italian |tr>
emment'* effort* to calm public
ardor.
Tt*!i»y 5! ha Dato
vurtlbtrii■a Of ( harry da 1st. ^
H n fu ll for nrIflltt 1lit i.f
Tiny- tr him l»
14. 102*.
DISTURBED SLKEI
V it* fr! Levrtl b>•I At
ferF.ii,
k: “ I ha rj (|$ (*(.( * Ss
h.
Th f irrf*4- ti
P R O P E R T Y OW NER!
T A K E NOTICE!
Bogus Diplomat Has
Three Wives, Is Claim
W ASH IN G TO N ,
Mar.
21
i IN S ) —Gu»tavi» dr Medina, ‘ Taba lie n extraordinary” nf tin- Spani»h rmlui«*y In-rr, n->w »m the
Attnrney-at-f aw
hir* *ra* «-n route t-» Spain and
Will practice in all the court*
wife no. 1, left in hi* wake two
two young and pretty girl* who
Examination of Abstract* c f I-and
ore reeking to i l i x q l i r the nintriTitle* given c*pcela! attention
age t-on-l* between tlwtn nrvl the
M a s t ! Continue to Suffer
tti* Unbearable Itching?
Are yon Ml* ftf lhr--e unturlur ile * tvtiu ar* rain* uirnusli Ufa
♦iitTcrin* tvllii a skin dlvct-r. mak
ing you llllriitn for table. Uiakllif ) „l|
|e»» emclenL Inlt-rfrring with yuijr
tvorkinc In-iir*. rulnipg your '■•■p?
Nun may h»va tried nunv ipinrt
without reflrf. W hy. n*-l try S x *. *
For more flian loo tear* It in * lwcn
giving relief hi many form, o f *ktn
(11'ca.se. Thou'andl " f J.-tlvr* <>|
y-alltude prove It* w»rth.
*1 feel »o hippy for whxt SSF.
nx* it'-ne foe
Hut I Want r.lh»>,
in know sbotil tt. | e ifTerei tnrnly
Ions )tsr* ln>m r xemu. At ttmt*
i tirhlnc tva* ttfibearxhle. fp
kIlain. I used all-kiltd- nf flout ret *nHia jut real t>
tr takilts six
s,f s .> Cilfrd
lllit dreadful
rr-oiui ili
ii . ’ A?r
-riirntnerid t* t *>. 14
I<* anvtm
an' • *’ % n t
•
i
i ran
1
hrcsii*-:-
prals* It rtioiirti for wh ti II
• l«r m e " « p-nphi* F"-te,
m and cation Home. XjuUn»
> t ti I* purely n n U lill.
r kkleil from tt»*‘ frevii i -t
-tI(lln I plant* and h-’ -o*
■ • l i .Vaiiirw whtt *he t»--d
Tax Rooks Close April 1
P o n 't 55w e a r Rt Y’ our
J. G. SHARON
IS TH ERE NO
RELIEF FROM
SKIN TORTURE?
S A N TO -
Jfied Rates
Celery Crates
U $ e S h in h o l^ n r’ * C rn tm
{
anti Sw«*ar l>y Them
*
So knot*, no cross grained a
sticks— just banif up pood.i
crates— made just rijrht-2
We think the best crates*
in the district,
■
WF! Invito your cr-mpari-S
ron In.the fields where ai-ij
er>* is beimr packed.
ritOMPT service? Oh, jt' . 2
We aro within an houf o f *
any celery field of th is di«-S
trict.
Tho law provides that 4Tf tan
upon real estate shall not he paid befl
fir t day of April of any years, theti
collector shall advertise and sell.”
This is to notify all concerned thi
the requirements of law will be
flied with and the tax hooks will ^
tively he closed on April 1 as provide
by law*and ail lands on which taxesla
not been paid-will be advertised, auda
utions issued for, unpaid pcr.sJ
C h ild r e n s o w in g .
(0 ? Traniltnt order* ar*
j i m r d l u lo lb* nunr word* * n j number of Inp a* per rai* schedule b*fb« reduced rate* ar* for
L s t l " Insertions. No ad
b f*r Iraa than Ue.
LrrnACT r a t e s win b*
a i w * r*su#*t. a ad charted
a* lin* Inilead of tb* word
o*rd* avsrwgea a lln*.
BJtriioNB A b a. will b« re
al f*r patron* and aollectur
I Immedlatelr for p*rm*at.
a transient erdtr* ar* pay11* advance of publication.
uwINO HOUR: Copy rer.lv|Tb* llcraid offlr* by II ••
. *U I ba publtahad tha aaa a
M0I19: I f aa error la mad*
iPcntnrd H erald w ill not b*
m id i* fo r m ore than on*
nui
Inaortlnn.
Ih .re to ra
office aboold be *u tlfl*d at
g »lFIKD RATE SCHEDULE
l* follewlag *ch*4at* tall*
*rir* of **t solid *4* from
[*rd* to I t word* for on* lo
lio r t'o u .
Wh*n r*nt*r»4
l *r* ordered. «*rh lln* will
*unt*4 a* ( word a
• ward rat* appll** to *acV
non. for *xampl* It word*
It tn**rtlona at le a word
I* It tlmoa t« or II M: ad*
iinlag I*** than U word*
:ount*4 aa It word*.
11— Miner Manco
A T T R A C IIV F reon>* to rent for
■tor** or o f f * . , at Park A**.,
and Commercial M r v *t
W. U
THE SEMINOLE PJUNTERY
' * 7 .? '
J? l>urT,« ‘ r * i rangwith oven
Florence ant..- Young, Owner, 10$ Park Av*., op
CAMERAS
mat 4 4burner *tovt $20. 2burner poaito Coart Bca**.
A N D SUPPLIES
plate «3.M> 4J Me Lander
40Mv. Dth S t W. N. Lumley, Prop ra *
! A read*.
R E S T A U R A N T • FOR R E N T—
I. I . PERK.' NS — Haberoaan. r
Wood propoaitbm for man and
H** J.
^headquarters for C o l l e g I * l * TW O REFRIGERATORS — Good • I f * with aom* capital.
l l rd ht . IIP First Street. ’
rendition; priced rvasonable.l'ier- A. Col*. Lincoln H otel
»wn U tk in , Inc. M cUnder Arcada.
BUILDING B LO C K *—Irrt
B 1 S IN B M LOCATION
h ° » j and general cement
NICE STORE room l»x «>
A
Miracle Concrete Co., J. E
■■—Oriental rug*. »ma l 220 Magnolia Awnu*. Suitabl* f . r
rhina. etc. (111 Myrtl* •mall bualnra*, rent reavonabie.
Apply at A. 1* ConA#ll)f A Sotii,
LUMBER and complete line of
221 Macnoha Av#. |»h«mr 4M
building material Low
price*.
l
Security Lumber Co.. "Whero Goo-1 F o r S ALE
IN — U a n lr d T o K m l
p,rM *a Com* From” Map!*
and 1*i u-t if ally new
tin—Gindrrville
Sixth. Phone 797.
n A N T p O — to rent or buy, 9 x
12, or larger tent, good condition.
L A N K Y ’S ORIAI STORE — Pr*
Phone 121 or $17.
— Hoom-c W ilh Hoard
script Iona, Drug*, Soda. W * ar*
* near you as your phon*.
Call 103
ROOMS, with nr without meal*
M r*. H i c k *, P hone 826-J.
lc sc rip tiu rt
of
piuixs
Onto Manufacturer
FOR Y’ OUR H E A L T H ’S SAK E
TRY
CHIROPRACTIC A D
tirtfurtr
JUSTMENTS. DR. W. E. MAC- FOR K E N T—two
with
ITIA •***• tntrai
DOUGAL, 1ST N A T L B A N K rooma
Atiulta only. ItlH S. Maplr Avr
BLDG. P liO N E 482-J.
lO H
IS— ApartmriiL.' For Hcnl
K
Besides, Chrysler “ 60” has other
admitted superiorities whose
com bin ation is found in no
other car at Us price.
Ssfvn' iriT;
60 miles plus, 5 to 25 miles In7 Vi
S im iSSedan,'
av
| U «S |
91349.
Cash and tarma can be
lU c Ia •i»* Agents
M l'G G S
SCO G G AN
SALK
"B
nd Street
Might!- used for sal
*u|wr-h*tr"dyno at
i N" l tar* Herald.
% R-M-tn h-uw
A P A R T M E N T - For rem
greatly reaiuced. 301 \V
Street
.
l l l ’ NGALOW
Attiactivrly fu r
nished. ft room*, bath, sleeping
porrh, double garage, nlc* lawn and
shrubbery. «'a*h $1,000. halane* 4
year*. Mr* Simmon*, next to Tas
ty Shop, Park Avenue.
HOUSE F’ OR SA LE —4-room* anbath, lot 50x127;
In. W .
take lot a* first payment, balar^i
iik* rrnt. Phone 207
ley, Culuinbta and uthvr*. ft far
no.
.
\ m iitur* of Rar* Gladioli*. .11
new aorta, 40 far $100. loo «...
$2 00 Twu year old chnr*antbe
mum clump*, all rolora 12 for $1 ">
G*rd*n roliectlon of Dahti*.
alt
glint*. 20 far $100 t o i l e t i.,n -f
German Iris or giant ('anna bulb«
12 for $1 tbl I'aonlv* rod. white,
pli k. J for $1 00, 12 f » r $2 V) Ad
pn*t n*W Frank M arvh*ttl, Wii '•
II r«a Ptk*. A tew. N. J
S A I.!’
I three p»*<e fl*
ng owm suit* $15. I ,|i,
table, triple mirror, III)
Iwtl. new mattrvas, r*[*| I
f i t , $J, | oil hvater, 1
Elm Avev upslairs
•tut Fieno
Boon
t l
>UR BOARDING HOUSE
f
I 116LL0.- SI* J . —
h
jAlCt ? —q'MEAk* JAW.1-
j
H o o P L t , i U ' iMA
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y
VlvIW
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L
BLfO f U f ik ? /
S t cJ. V 0 U C M l
C *C f A
rrv>
A. K. ROSblTER
Arenoa
Phona 212-W
oral Suggastion fo r Every
Occasion
seal Daa.'gns a Bpaclalty
A
T > 6 P o f!
vinje
. v ia a ? w w * i
o fA if
faw i
V lV ^ k f ? v-4-*- O O k E
ru j M\G vlfAU A
f AWT'., -fA' M AfoU O
B R C TllItM , C O M ik i6
You Vllo AklklUAL
V ju.H 'f j - * » V C f till
A U T O '.* \
t t J E C f c*AG
■
^
A f-fA ’ P U P o T -
v U V R A i'f A l l
By Martin
.
— V lv lE P ti.A t s ’ E
U c . 'U l ^ - Q ^
j -*»* ll O •< T
LI
acconda,
REA LTY
MALI. -f»
*n Radios
l « l fairly
• ci • ar.d polsc-n* Uiai putt up
yoi:r f#el. N I niallsi hnwr tiarj
yvu wot*, how L ng you dance,
b' w ter you walk, or bow long
you remain on your l»n . -T IZ *
Nwx* fr iilu l (oot c o m fo rt
Youl f*tl ) 4At t1F»f!• lor Y>y\
il.'d i r»#vf i hurt or
tight.
t •$ 4$Am*« <
raw /r«Nn mi\jr
drulinf $>| ddpdrfiMNl »(af9.
0 on !
ttal and Jcirahl* purvkater.
v ( ( Jane*
with d*□
ligh t.
V
Awray
ro th* s-'be* *r.d p*in*. Ihe
corn*, rslloovew, b litisn *nd
but ion* " T l f iii« » *o m i h ,
E w IE S A W F U L.
F 7 »t M .
arranged right fur any 'uh'tan*
I /
CtO
rP u
^
Bl.oulC» Ik! WJi tVl A
UUUklf CORK
f A
MAKC*UV>**- B C A f
iK jl
,
VJAW
A /
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A iH .A P
vl
PU LLM AN
f V o itfC O A P S
1A f A lOVi EBB
R U iU f klovd ui
C A iC A d iO ,— w
yVhiovJ ^ake **
VAJV^RUllfcjkiyEAtfl
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Aa l l
i
\ Ptotoi^o!/
h
\X POR fliW. t
AU’ Vl A'/A 'Tf4* VEPO'fV BApfSe.-*
■vf Mi6 d*f VIOOK..^* Buf Vou'lL
f iIa\jf. '\q PAq top A-TkAiwyck, !
6— Help Wanted (.Male)
B'KIST SANFORD
71E N«wr Sanford Booster
who
Unlaying bunch of celery BOY’ W A N T E D —Smart
wh. Mud* baker Agrncy, boy tn work iia n r* flowers i i
Highland Park after school an I
*n Garage Cn.
on Saturday s, I ft rrnts an hour
f — FO RL — FUKDSON Apply at my residence, rornc,
■ard Higgins. Inc.
Elm Avenue and Hughey Street
•I A Palmetto '•bon* U t after 6.30 P. M.
OLE HUDSON*-ESSEX
T H IN K — I t yuu are thinking if
IN C
building, why |>ay th* Architects
$03 Oak Av*.
several hundred dollars for plan*,
Pbnoa 41
when you can get the asm* fr**,
and ke*p your money in your pock
et . For further information *re
SANFORD N O V E LTY WORKS
V. C. Coller. Prop. Building Con
tractor. General Shop A Mill Work
and House
Painting, MS N.
CLEAN YOUIt HUGS
French Ave. Phon* 235-J.
Sixty Miles Plus—Hydraulic
.
Four-W heel Brakes
C h ry s le r ♦ '* 0 1'
S N - T s a r la i
, 9107 Si CUb
C *sp e. 9 ll2 1 i
C a a ch , 9 1 I4 S I
Manama.
M E T A L ROOFING— Tha Roof E v
erlasting.
Metal
shingles;
standing seam tin and galvanised
roof*. Sc* James II. Cowan. Oak
ave. and Third St. Phon* 111.
" T lZ ”
10
msks*
\llao«*,burnI I *n*. l»ed
g —Bearing
J Crankshaft
For every aix-cylinder Chrysler,
since the first Chrysler three
years mao. has a seven-bearing
crankshaft, which means so
much in smoother performance
and longer life.
ed hr me a with *a*tcrn v tpoaur* in
•>n Sum m etjin A v m u v M a y fa ir — OMItRM NOW HA VK $• I’ KB
1 l-M OP KKAI. V A I.L R
iwtwean Union A 4th. sm all p a y
Two yrar <<!| monthly rssei la
m e n t—B alance - s i v te r m * -R e* o r
4i«nc*.
i Irphelia, Mr* W ard. Ile<i
w r it* J. II !laum -JU2 N P ark .
THREE-ROOM Furnished Apart- 1
IF YOU ARE A
ment. Apply Herald Office.
— License plate C-20.128fl
MAN
city or between here and Mt WORTHY' of the name ami not
.San Lanta A PA R TM E N T for
Return lo 508 Myrtle A ir
sfraid to woik. I'll bet you 50$ that
Isye*.
Mr* Swain Apartment No
you can’t work for u» .til days and rent
not earn levs than $2'«> Think I am I Phone UI0-W Ke.e'ent Agent
•
•luffing?
Then answer this a I F F. Dutton 4 Co.
and show me up. Opening f«>» man
Jger*. The "Wonder B "i .ell. on 1•>— Ilo u fe.* Fur Kent
sight.
|- - - ■ ■■ ——
TOM W A LK E R
SIX ROOM— llm ij* with
Itomobllrs
llttshurgh. Pa.
rent. West First St. Appl
|F course, Chrysler “ttCT haa
a acven-bearing crankshaft.
T *u beautiful and finely ’orat
o C V lS "Th a t *
\
M O RSE O R A u O L O
M N "Wn o C l o c h e
I B e t M t 'u . o t r
A 0 *a REW ARD,
MIvrllanrtiu* For Sale
ir iR RALE
N r * 5 room bungnlow oak fl-Mir* built In rahm*t *
and tub- Porte tVrtwre Term*
I7N0.IN) t‘a*h lU larv* (U t b l s
m«uth iruluding ,nl*r*aL A W.
liar* owner, Franklin Terra, e
21IS Elm Avrnui
HADDOCK STEAM
PRESSERY
—Cleaning, pressing, tailoring.
105 S. Palmetto Avenue.
Phon*
146-J.
Sanford
HOMES
IB— 11mi-r* For Sale
C LE A N IN G , PRESSING, D YIN G
Convenient first floor aiiartment
— “ We do it B«ttar,” Try ut. Roy
al Cleaners and Dyer*, J, C. Jack for rent; furnished nr unfurnished
son, 305 East Second St., Phona Very reasonalile. Apply I f * West
Third Street.
481-J.
i throw * ptT the ■
. s « ia w.lil at
’ >s in two m m .
:iurv f vi.vuin.Jl.
' 10 l ik e
/ IT
t*0
TO G e r AN
BPAvSL O P
•V»Tt.RvtEW S O U S t R .
FOiT TV4E.
S O U O A njE O
PAPER O u R L IV E * ? .
v r>iR ?
/
CAM I H AVE
SOUR NAM E
t AMD A O O R C S S
14— Houma Without Hoard
CLARE NCE SMITH
General Contractor
000 West P in t Stnoft
at Phona 441
nquirics for ninbUnt
M A R Y A N ! \ LAKF.FRONT
By William
Kraaunabi* rat**. Idncotn HoUL
Phonograph Repairing
llan o Tuning
By experta with 17 yt
axpenence.
Sanford Mu*ir Storo
and Gift Shoppe
Room 10 A 11 McLandrr A
Phone SJ2.
Avenue.
Orates distributed through •
American IVuIt Omwerv. *
ne., ntsd Sanford Oviedo jj
Truck Growers, Inc,
OUT OUR WAY
ABSOLUTELY
22 miles to thr gallon;
Impulse ncutraUtrr, full pres
sure lubrication, oil-tiltrr, aircleaner;
Hydraulic four-wheel brakes,
road le v c lh c r i, smartness o f
line, luxury o f moltair upholtiering, striking colors.
H rre ore reasons aplenty for
C h rysler " 6 0 ' * " irn s a tio n j!
sales success, reflected in C h rysler’s dramatic rise from 2?fh
to 4th place.
CHRYSLER
txg cleaning
CLEAN'#
plant
U
tobacco for pipes only, you've l-.^arJ tmly
Iialf the story. Just take tiai:. for all wool
and a yard wide: P. A* makes the grand
here 4
est hotnc-rollcd cigarette that ever poured
its fragrance
1Otlsndo 9663 or drop
> tamo aa Orlando. Kuu
t A# it U-tJ
m
• J* eerf, hi W *-•<- e«4 f «
on the air. I ought to knotv I
a. >d t , (
I irst of all, P. A . is Crimpwntt, which
pajMTk tkMu
means that it rolls easier and burnt better.
Y ou ma
Less waste with this tobacco that stays put
pa d u n g P . i
in the paper— get me? But even more
important, Prince Albert ia real, honestto-Pcte, quality tobaccpv Your first pull
vill tell you.
to
urge you
notice tbit
the tongtiu.
how you td
t - i*r» g'Seer f
will and our salsiman
to SCO you.
*•» Co. H23 Church St,
^ Florida.
S— F in a n cial
i IVE BOOM -Btingaliiw fm
Apply ri)| park Av*. Phon*
M 'R REN T
In Im k Arbor M -l
rm home, (ivr large lo-ims A
loth wilh hot and told water
electric lights, large closets *l*o| mg ponh, storeroom, garage, $50
per month G S Wltmer, I* O.
It-.i xn.
FJUR-ROOM
Apply Herald
FOB REN
nlshed hoii*
snd Myrtle
Watson
Unfurnished hou*«
Five r «>m urfurcornor Llfth Street
A '* . Woodruff an.l
I— Acreage Fur Sale
NOW is III K I IMP.
IO III . T H A T FARM
AND B U R L NOM KTIflNG
We are a!| going l>a< k In th*
farm » h » r * r a i value* wlfl al
way* prevail Just now ia the tins*
tn mow a f*w mil** from Sanford
and start that rhlekeo farm and
raise wgetables for th* h»ma mar
Vet. JuM suek a plaro ran bo ba-l
on tho Sanfurd Orlando rood about
threo miles from Hanford in th*
high and bealtbr oak atol pine
*o»1lot» yimd for citrus fruits, good 1
for poultry and good f» r all kin-i«
of wgetsbios
Thirty acre*, high
and ary location for n homo and
four atrea In murk for vegetables i
or bulk*— it orlll rats* anything ,
— Ih* man who want* In work ran
Unfurnished ten r«>ont h<>u*# for
rent. IU2 Oak Av# Interior tr
painted
Apply W. II. loing. IP*
Palmetto Ae*.
MriVEY TO LOAN * « impro***' 8 ROOM
bouse and garage; #a«t
amounts front, gn<>d location. $50 month'v Ftlli RAI F. lUautiful » t n*
Hanford on-perty in
Rominoi* High Hthosi with br
’rora I2JMI0 to $10,000. Mail ph- llkune 4C8-J.
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TOUR NEWSPAPER
linhed in Florida’* Heart
World’s Greatest Vegetable
Ion. Its Richest Garden Land
Fair toa'gfit ami Sahmtoy; net
guile m raM Saturday a trw r
eased Wire International News .service
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
'hinese Fire On U. S. Destroyer Escorting Refugee Ship
CASUALTIES!
Y.M.C.A. SURVEY
i REPORTED' I
_ _ SHOWS EXTENT
FLEET HEAD; & m m I OF WORK HERE
P
yrethrum
P
lant will ^SH AN G H AI HAS
F ‘ "rtr r° BEEN SCENE OF
y
" " M O R E FIGHTING
.* >
Etuation Serious In
Chinkang Following
Attack Launched By
Batteries On Shore
ni* I rwi liio iif \tw-hi
IS. Mar. JV lIN Ss-K .
'
Oruani/.itiun II:ih I'uriard - 1'
4
o f Hoys Vnd Young
Men With Tnlal Attcndanre
l-nr I’.fit Year Of M t«
f-ioire to-
Hi MV I-,
wr m*.
fs ie w
■lit lli»*k
'• Kwl*
1 - I'vrcth
,.I«i
Iniillur
•llH't I* I «l
and i* iff
cnwnd
[>0 Quit llankow And
500 Others Are To
Quit Canton Shortly
thnt I* tlr. • ■
Uir yet n-.
■•us to the rtI
lit•*••'• FiMl* t'olliua, fanmu •
Major l.r.tgua- t>n11 playi i «<i >
will n|>|M-«r in Sanford iw\i Mmday as n nu-nila-r ■•f it»< 1‘ldl.idf‘
.•II n •altfu.
|'lii.i Uhlrlli* win* |.1n> the I'.l
I winding <»|»
hi.- to (rtri.ri ut a I* WASHINGTON. Mar. 2ft
l.i a ill mi i vllll.ltn.il riiln; t ••llln
1l.'.wa* wOhio
nnvlori tva* . -l-'plnl
NS)— American Runs were will lie ■•-«-ii hen- in runtpany wiili
i* under *«>
I 1Hr |.fin- . «lt to »_
. t.l manatrain in Action in Ohinn to- Ty (jilih und /.nrh \Vhrat, U..
rial Califomia o .
i-thrr l-.isa-l-all ft arm of the. pta*l
it trl f ,
ie indoaliv
Thu fn|i»>» in* ui.-.-are, relalier
ilrriiilr. or more.
(-• Mr. Derry. Mho *t-t
CMltoneat* in chnrgo o f the
tu thr u- rrV ;■ I (ha ptirpi.-rs ef
ii .ma Japan'* hottliiu
i the rampniii’’. w* i-ulsy given UirtM aljovo anti below Chink-■
thr nn<-«, a
lbo Ili-rald i>v tlw iltrectnrs of tIt—
it* ojvencrl fire on thi* Ann r*
i igMiirnlioi.
in dcittroyor William II. I*rr“ VVc, tha ut .Irraigii.-d dim lot
bo, uctiiyf jp i encovl for r»i f thr S*-ndii..ir Count) Y V < A
ni-pm mling Mini fur pnattlnn
*#<• JWhijfr.
and
tho
uih- of lrii*l .oid that »•■ nr- 1
I*ton rrfuina-vl the'fire fraun tier
r-aItv nw-*unt*bto ......... IIr itu-h battery, afcordipK l*> n
who ha-r -•> grperoualy runtn
hatrh to the navy from Adnilrnt
-»d to Ihr ni-ik of rtrrngtheinr .*
(S. William*, commander uf the
and hull-hng of rhrldian (lutin' > r
katie fleet.
n>ere were no Amrilcnn raii-.nl- Croud or 1.500 In Kk per led rawing the young nu n and lm>
L The meaaage dM nut atatn the
To WHnestt Gnntr IUlu ton Srmlnolv I'oupty. Ifg leave to ••t• Mr*. Kttlh Sit>(U-r ( idhpoa .
mil lhi.» out brh-I reixuiaof it /.■
Image inflicted .on the Chlm-*"
Markinen Anti Indians;t»hh •
When InfomH^l TI1.1 I <Jpp»
ulu i htaiiivd In this cauka >twr
tt. l>y the f’ relton’a gars. AdCollin.-. Wheal To He M4*^ ing the |M>1 year.
Have l -near Ilied More 3.T
kril William* rejmrteu.-ho itm-^
diner Adaln'l Titn Uivrrs
6n at Chlnhinnr «« aerlnum *•
"Throurh our oryanli»tl.>n, -a
pU Atnrrirans are prepan- tr tu
All »torr« and l-ti»ine«* h«u».- Iiavi- fuupiVd an-l mahitainr-l n to
lire rhinkiang. Ailiniml Wllliume of (he City are i-Ip-rtr I t<- aha- ini of 1*0 ilul-A of taiye a-..l yuuna
UMirteal, a* the Thina-w :ara- hu t. .Mundav uflm <ain at -I Ci lurk t- titt-n k.-cUnod ihroughmit th'Ig for-Igrt property unit firing inrouuiy, at i»ho*r im-eting» thciIroncesalona. The forolgner* have l.lli-w bu'im*** men anal their a-m luiv barn ii total atlrmtame of I.Lkrn refuge in th^ eot»ee**iona, tha- plnvrea taa vea- Itie tia*< Iell -- III - .180.
unerirana nt the Standnnl Oil ietween Imlimtaiaolla and l*hit»
'Ilirw i .l>i. kii'-en a* Frit-m'lv
n>i>erty. and the llritiih at the •la-lphln nt Muniripat Fa«-i-t 1h« Indiana,
(-niruda-i anil
,,l of a n...g*»H,- 1-f.ah.
alatie I’etrideum Company’a hold- garni- ia to start at .1 !•* n'<l.a. l HHY i i I’lainra-ii.
•
- - •- i:.,. •‘umpietolv fuilai
Ihul
and i* e»|Hs -.a'al to lie ttilli "aeal I-. - tin .................. ...
. f ||g
nta were.-«alf«i,ni*U-rr>l t.a
at ia’U.t lrV*» |M>nua0*.
iplr-tUiat, inla'llatual, kaalal, eiontr ret I In the lj iwn rn-.aity
Memliet- aif the Cantphrll I - omta- - aali.l |ah>*l- rtl i -uiailt hm» of
lar c-ahditien *(• un-t«r»tng jamt aif the Ainert, an I epla-n our youth
■In writuia
under tthawe nu»|aire«- the game n
'Slur aallritiea hair already
Sny.lei • r%»tlai*se •am# af
to he klagt-d, collail ..t Nha offia-e- U-en ealerded t*a tlw foltoeiing
ha* lirfunned that tl« aU
, urn reatrtda
he
rnmmur.tlti in Srminaile 1‘aiunlt
- had unearthed new atul
inn ashing the ’ a-.'-ik clti-lng Sanford. O-.-a-d*. tia-m-ia, OvinU».
i( a-vialenee .igjin.t her and
fn neeily »•'«r> in*ui tfa i
hini-vi. I I O r Mat) I’aola a'-i
aunt was eoinplieal »nh
t^ke Mnnii r an-i will !«• fiirtmlrr
The game la taa be tb** fa'Alurr- etta-n-ir-l ■! rirg the renting year.
one <if the exhltilti-ai *in< - "f tha
"Our mi rilane. ua aartivllip*, In
.piing training aemon in Firfunl i luilln* a->nimunity atilertaliimru* •
I tula I-'phiit. carrying a r»»tsr
anti-< igar* Me •vinpaiglu. #irtil
suing -f liaM-bnir* m-i-l
■ day*. I|lket and aatu|t*. haae twa-ai
plavets. will urrivr here Mun-let a-otuiui
teal through more than
niurning 1 ha- Indian*, ivii-i !.i\a
ineatinga With an ugbeen in VYaat-l’nlni Itench fur a n- righty-fl\aattrndama of HJI97
ea with t itKinttetl, ar* to rv r^i giagatp
"Our }s»-.f*ary an-i hia a»*i.:
r-aturilav ii.omlng.
K.atdh i ullin*. lurmer managti' nnt*. In aihliUon to thr loiuluat <*f
luff |«»p Gray—• lu»o he|d
uf. tlw Omama White >--t. t*
;«(MM lbe tt-rt-l far t»e year*
i.ll eeCaalld lawa- fl^ tha \thlcth*a
tuineat tu hale. She i«-itnat<1> t'a.lal-. fainna-r niar.i - - 1 of the
denial <<f any fiaitir'fidttoa l
latrult Tiga-r*. I* t« pin-, renter
l l o i f u i i W a i v e s U i^ h t
oiursier nf hi r hu*bai-d
M. ZM h \t ha it, n
To^ress M im e ny »tar fir alit«.-t a-> many }r«r« a*
Gray a*a* a|U<-t*-*l laotay ae
T o llc a r iiic O f C ase
t’a.llln- Mul Colli uill i I •• >• •'
the aiulflebl.
- 1 km .ma(l rftt.wgh tu -'end t’lt
I leal It gan. HIM w»* plarcat a
Coanh- Math, mai-agrr «f th*y uwii (ret tid take «Kat’» •#an*
>»atuVr
Athletira, guuratraeal I eg...n of jail tettrnU) <*n
g tii rue. ill takaa iu» aaaahciwr
ficial* that all hi* fit at itr.nr men v'liargr. taaday aMiixl a pfetiiel
uur I an- i t Iwtleer *he t Mr*,
Italy haul >>g befute- Judge J, IS
»nuld 1h- tor I C’ollina wo at
iv.ter I he* aaUI thev tt.ii'C*
kr •aiiipuigu fur Oil atta iwtirra tinu a n atuber a-f tiae Alhlefn* Shan,ii arut hi* bun-1 was art a
wthat hi*vn Iwen irpeird '
no ai Sunday Sch-e-l imi Ij*ter ioirk in the out Id riiam|u<-n*nip f|>«0.
1 *u» *r|lull M il to i-r
lie apl-e-#rr"f trudi-tol l*> Hie
day la making mueh pti-gre-**, al« i *
•hri>ugh ht* att'-»e>-, IM’otli-l-v iMitlew
** id*
Imtllo of
.
aituig to <iffU-ial* nf th- flap
Iaau«* taa. INSII adurUMdail :i|alg- l alld tlagMull L'llU:i. Ot)'
d e l in the Snwtew k
Sunday rietuMil. Koeh Hwmhty •» lilaf li
rT act inn at :<n, the rt-i apt n-*i
> i aralyei* prvafrd !>• •-•-otaia
ring larger attfivlalki1than the ra at •. a*t and Mutwlay to.,rninr i* Up la,fufe tl*e f.eet *o..pan nf tha
antitte* ->f UrhlurCdr a.f iwnery
ptrrtdlng Wttti this Sunday '* •ti-rtial tu bring hunilrrJ* <>f Ian*
■«.t with the Ikai-n.r.
hrnny I* rvperted In lirtuk ail from other rift*- Ih*- Munh'ipal
'ttne drink of (hot wuut*i kill •
Hand i* riptilasl tn furnUh inuiie
in luOantly," laid Ur. tMtler,
’- K tial. liel,. chairman uf th*-* fuf tiae aa-easlani.
I
y IffVK*daagt*t, who taa*'U tfaC *•■
4rtty and »'n-eruig rnmniittii.
I display Sunday fnnmtng ft-r
LKRSMUUO—Work 'md--r
►ftr»t time th*> tmiinrr which will widening Main Slf*st ffaaaa*
Meyers To Arrive In
liven tn th*- r!n*s making the
a*trrn ett> limit
►•i gain in att*tMia>u <. At pre
Sunford On Sunday
fthe T. K. I- fin* trad* with
Phi uthrr <la**** rliasr tarhind.
►T. K. L clnM hue held th
pNhce the loulejl staiti-d.
r<e m Kaafi.rd Sanday
Ifealur. uf th* plan f«r ihaw•i will t-u IN •—-liOf-ma
|to»t tn Sunday fto-hnnl am Fa-1t i|ipii| traln'fag *♦*Ihwring will In- annuumed at
AnahSohuwi laugu* mukl near*
ur Muo-tav. **a*ardiiig
\VASIIINtiTON, March
Mtovting irrvtrr urt Sunday, hr*
h, fnritt mode t«U y * T
of th# govern- 1rkto to-lh Mellon and Andrew# and
png to Ur. F. U. King. p**u»r immediate ,*»idicir,
.
rraAlfi r i f th* d A.
[*k# churrh. At that lime tlm- naent in th« enforvi msrt «»f perdrl* ‘ bring aUiut llayn**' apfudntment.
Mryer* wo* tho ieodtng
•-a.1
|K» pf.lti-te* may Uto-witN- lie ertohPfki ' i!*uri coinpriming th*
a
la
iu
w
tn
sta
y
hoaveiah <f the league laat year
P i Fa^.pie#* Adult Department .hitinn hung
M-hfil
in
the
treatary.
The
Coax
mff >u»ta red
• «I whan In, (u*irot t u r-/trtu-at
P a prr-« nt f«r the »er. i- r Ia« a rv *ult <
nafrrW* in the■ pi (tt ham been friendly to Mrli**n thi*
apnng
aIn'offtriwi#
♦r Alldr-'wm, fanwing # tm-r» mper. Wi-ro f-iat*"k lie la **»»*•«*) to ’•*
P**i*fi.,n wit) ho known aa 'Sjn- Iby Grn. I.littoln f* A. H*y»<
Bppuintm
c-r.t
uf
It
'
j
loiulai
a-nf.arvvmerit
program.
W*h—I Night.'
mmner.
a bulwark uf atrrogth to U - »*
hibitvon uinnum
L'in>r the llaj-ne,' r-gtiae. whwH
I *n
announced that
___ tt. A. j’ Artmg |>r
,.;iure
a gu«*a
__ field again ond a cminmetor t# the
•
j
!
N
nbu.l>
W
iM
lIJ
V
e,;
riU-n-h-I frnm )Wl « r-"I Andrew*
PWoa. iirumnwnt l«ul Sunatay
» !• )« - ■*ill-rhold th. ><k heewm- a**i*taat onretary rttan. j young r player#.
warmer, will give a ahort whrthrr
------rutty.
Nellhc’
tl<* government'* dry
F at the Sunday Night meeting, p-'tnt*i**
rlfArwl no ihigitaowra a*.> itt-ritmte<i
s \Mi l» f l 'i 'l 't \ >rt t:
I Mellon nur AndreigR
on a m at)
fettled -jurrtl;. •*,.
puoltf r af pmaeruthans «»*>
4Y RACK ON TI FSDAY ; |wj"’ «
,
• ere dowtfut aa
WASHINGTON
littliaiat tals w,rw cuwvineval
l (TONA UFACIIII, Flo-, Mar , High official .mu al the iv.luiew
(INSI—N. llama
’ that pdirtr. although ur.alvr appuintod
■HNS)—A ttill
northwrml Mu tto r-'f llno. rctabltshed by Aw
acting
■at the ‘Htg Ibmilrggsr,'
■J with heavy turf today *»d- j«f wnfurv-e-w^tii
wnto
Kier.aka-, V*.
bran hards r hit.
«f dtjur II O. I). Jto- drw w ^ln*w ^,« ‘ *“
to f»c hi* mystery car Uat not menf. • W y ^ j T t k f
IinANfOBD-ld#®0*
wrw
•than ’aueoday.
Mechanic* ! supply *m* J***?/ ,
mtrnui building renal’ toted here r r ~
**Tktnr on thr car and it pm- |haw* ia»*Ute«»'
Twill be in perfect shape fur ju/fiern.
. , t
t*rtr» tt*AtSItwi ’to
‘^laying Of
Ttorlvr
Disorders Break Out
In Chupci District
F’l<lll't4|h
Lmericans Leaving
lie Fighting Zone
K\notation Of Other
Foreigner* In City
I*olIons ( '(inference
With The Cantonese
l hintHtr Mariners U l.m pi To
DHartn J0 0 GucrMan ||U|
Mob C a p itu la te s
After Heavy Finns*
!»Uk
IjaIm1! SIliiatHtn l< llrllrt
Wllh ! tio.ooo ‘•iniu.nt Itr-
Few American Sailor*
Keported Wounded
Uy Admiral Hough
the ff-.f* U potterted * It
irtljtfl h) |f|su|iwa *|if
la untor to drtermutt- .
l |iu.l>Ke tlw
■nil » r (firati 4tiring r*
. t lK<< war Tt <■dteru*
..... tbvar imlr ««•
an.
it. t hon* hat-Jthak *ewt wont
he a -lull aftl-r In Nanking
liner to pnitet alt foreigner*.
I
laptists In Drive
or Sunday School
g Faperfed tlafalog
S. Marsh :J. (IJiif)
•hU p--rti--n of Kaak-ng
avttl on tag* F'»*l
DEATH WARRANT
READ TO ROBERT
PITTMAN TODAY
Melro|HiUtan
U n r Ann
Vrt>*|m|!»r lla* ta-^ckie
lle.ili . • With •
. (AM*#*- FTfeRhifr» 01
Man In
Sanford
dr pineal Negro Murderer
DWpl.iy* No Kntution An
‘•bcrlff Ifeada YheConlenfe;
Mania Aged FatherNotlfted
11
^ Vy 4
In IS Si .vs*, i
Iwtlla
SHANGHAI. March 1M— \
(1 A
M. >- lino hundnNt
and
Iwrwntjf
American*
whoa* fate in Nanking has
i unknown for 24 hour*
are safe and have arrived at
the Nankin*- bund for
svacuation, according to
an nffielal report to navy
hradouartrr*
here
this
morning
SHANGHAI.
March 25- —
(II I 'M )—One hundml and
twenty Amsrlrana are m t « (n* m Nankin*, and it ia beIwvttl they have been maaaat rett, accttrdin* to a dispatch
received t.mi*ht from ■Adivu*
ral Hough. U iL .N , cummaml
in* the American forces In
t i at Pun Pittman, negro,
rt.ing -tootj ia hi* roll at
. «.! and tWi.fta»l, tallH
•ef•(. - hit# Chatlff C. M
>»-f tu him tho warrant
t-i send Kim tu tho •loetfu
i Hatf.-rd aJunug tho week
i-aih ttatrnnt »•« nrrl.nt
'r.lag frswn T*IUKa**e« it
pf-M f laiefjr b-.T»tar*f1 |i%
-itl . »ri e*t a h-ng iuu'-w
ni t-a-1 a t-tho toy and
•i-Oiaa the •|«*ia fare, fa*
tho laodom Wita tho *ioto
imw
|aer» I inveatlgatl-i"
I atari ollaaW V
fair
who »
l-Hif dele
gate liu;
the jtatr
ITepeOti
hsl in a alaia-m nt g- »<• b
nur Vlafti*. which > in**i
hi th eluri l.overn f hl’a
ted lha»t the matt, f w
•*f If
Merchants To HoW
Hmt Sales Day On
Wednesday, May 4
Iksii MNl tU
(y (jUtoYff
Tans Id-an Notes
A r e A t I’ o is tu ffic t
ora aernl r>g ).‘ J*W
i tu Shanghai.
I'kYTO.NA HACK- fltan. uwf wwy far ramatimthw* of higw
a* ahnag »■ *• tank •*( llaitfa.
eert* n rirewm*taa*sa* . cow ■■•••
aoa llareou mruild "i*k* U m w
tho veteran• with *.be •vftifkmlfi
o« aenirtty The Idank* ore to h*
filled uwt. th# reitlfhot* ottorhod.
ood fooilrst tfa the Y*tofan Ihwean
io to aeklnglun D - <-»w g-W* -»<*
rffmt on Apr>i I
The htoak* mar he hod at tho
general th liW ff %jn*)«»W o f t** I r
«al |wwtoffice ar*aiding t*> I'Wtimaotrr J. I" flail
Itielaski Will <luit
A h CndercuYer Agent
iKilisoTON,
a flis fi
in a* Itiel* ski the gnvom
4- phief ond#reover ogenl H
Ytwk. ODWW'V'vd l-slay *lt«r
ference with la. C. A#drw» •
hief. that he wsmhl rwiign
liftman hraul the warrant f»ad
wiih-ot any *hoo of •mt.Uon a(h•r than a thghi trymMing. Thu
■ *• ns-timmMo l-nmeatiololg aflat
XWieiff 11amt alaltrd taa rood the
Vnythy aba-ament
lie thWted
frvia *m fool tu the at to r bat dad
Ml offer tu interrupt. Hta eje*
hira*4 frnirt flua-r U '(d h * ( and
t*ark agoan.
•'
A/trf the na.i.-'(, Sheriff llaod
••kail if there ao* anything he
uat| do aod'tho riotdetuned n*an
*•(• I that hi* fater he iwdlfVsl of
the date oaeoliuned Ih the » arrant.
The fgther to an ogad negna arearhee now liring In Ustr.'it, Mtrh.
- luta. aahu i* tu aile fur thg
mua.hr a.f 1 P. Illllma, yruyrtotog uf o heal barter (bow heat
TX# f—diwf n**r.
Jonuary. wilt U taken la Haifurd etti r.etenUy dretdm* to g l M
at lea*t fi*r <l*n bvfarv the eto* wild with plane fa* magitt.
WMsnthiy Mwra e^wta to tha ell
and th* flint otto W tw h» h*u U
Wedaeadhg. May «. ot whtoh Urn
riff WinH National Uargaint
merehandlo* II , hi I
ShH'pIct'hiiM* Fvcnt uffheoU kfaf retry
mervhon* |mrt
. Igaliog to tho eeeala, with mo’
l.)V t KptHiL. I'NULAMr. Mar fuimo of tolarto.i»meal to to p '
A—Iprif, vrwwed m* Mr*. M P,|V vented to thoypat*.
•hig*. li^ia> eun tlw liftol SatAgpruvimgiely T» prim* ora t
iha a-ild » grawteol *iew ho gtvoit away aw tha ealoo At*
uimkoee.
Aa aatamahUa p*ia4a. teotoet
l—
iviIt 111. u-faed by 0. to flew m.ele aad aw atwtiaw haw* is th
oipgtwu, fialikasl
eeca-ad and ranhf* «f th# duwatowW diatr*-'
Mr-* hi'. May. »,*ed h> Stetdmn ora *arh eipaetml tw draw kuna'
SWnf.-rd «f New )w t . fiaiehed rad# ef m l 4 town aa wall a* W
third.
•at (hugwara
Sanford ( ’haptorOf DeMolay Holds
Hniuiuot At The Hotel Forrest Lake
! 'eat aalarmohite " 'tore*si f
kiy* ood Other ,or*othm of «u*t
Tto ourttMi boar will U held t
e»o*y amreboat n o t r iM h , i
■(«a to ha told far "what t
own npevr war# *W tha epaat** « will brtag.*
V*v « vevattve rummlttae to to
nr-giam
for tho aveoiltf.
Mr
Mtuhell, maater rwunegur -*f a,,*i>ta4 withta tha nook
the Hanford l hopur. atomribod th* ■Ut*. *od ait the aaceaearg to
» t iW DoMuUv no • ufk* i amt, ' ae»urs*ae tu I.
w i l l **ot* ogs* aaal g s ,o o )<<»• flutter, m rtton of um Ckggi
imrital of Dm YiiU ry and gruwth
ltd the wrder alwnog th* p**t •**
god fee the la-fvf,oval do— tag tnwl yoora.
0 . K. MaKay. priaipal
m itanfurd High ttoheul. M
of Ciih MNIi tow oktohM H |
ather with IJkoirmoo W.
iBkuo. of the Retml Mervh*
r
I h w t h e . Ih* aetoettow w
M.
tu- k piasa afterward
A wemicaI t-.-grom •••*'«•*! hf Uioatmaalor
A aaWrher af e t l a f low* ItoII. r. to alefm, J* Algwr»u»n Pfear
and Arthur Zachary #oturtain»sJ M-tay um>ni hr r , war* guent# af
ITALIAN IU U KKVKkLS
during the evening ef the lunayat- the hoal Chapter truth f«f tha haa*
Hope llustkh. Rkhgrd tl.dts.t»w
ItKIdiMAUK. March « k ~ ( l
Tkirt 1 eight
,m| V,n*uw llusmton ooch ■#•* guet and daiarr
-Tww juwomltou owd a to*
oevaral papuhar sung*. *r»u»|dHJ o u f U t w*r# prooewt la th* ball- haw
tov* orevales! and the guv
od at the ptaou kr niter S«ho*t. riMwo of tha buui fur the dam tag toent *11*0,1 It hoa dta^sVMW
Ka*mefl
Mitshf)'.
t kaodlev Mm n * m farai*h*4 hr the la to •—«.-•• Wkrtv u tlsl I , f »«pillOng
hhofuo. lj»*Pr jdoaght-ass. list** Mary ttn h ertn , ututor the dlram- tohnlf uf Ifoly. Other arrwot*
Steele. Haled MmieW. VkaJurr U*ekee h hard MaawwU. and Algar-
�t 1
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PAGE EIGHT
THE SANFORD HERALD THURSDAY. MARCH 24. 1927
IN PICTURES
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Three Octaves!
Pick the W inner
V
Cornell Star
K lliu lx 'ih G era rd , IT -y e«r*old t'u
ptl III D tllan. T t t .. tilth N hunt lu i
been a irla im eil n " t * n ili4 Helmra a n tt'llvln k ’ * tiv lilo r r h i I'lilgrin
m u ilia l d ir e c to r
ih r t l 'J w i '
O lr k O p*'.t < iimiMin
: k' \ ■
• la t Dearly IIIrre n rla vin r*ol«-. •
n»U « h er v o ic e •••imr lu u II.-n
.
r a n d ."
Chosen Boss
Standing Still Colonel House
/-------— s O f Oklahoma'
Ruthven M c D o n a ld and H is H ig h la n d e rs
Popular Chautauqua A ttra ctio n
Wealthy at l;
At 13 )< irr ••( . c«‘. All <■
I! 1 1 Irf h* r in an ••‘at* 4
^,. \j O llamrannut lia* oem
3
I lr fe '* Cn|dalil
SI « « i l ) - o f Itu'
C ornell ir.u k imrn wlm l« h i * ' 1'
«il to lif «me o f tin'll •lilef tiolnl*
g t t k r i in mi'i'l* tin* M'llup AVerly
il'W la lllH *u tliv duahl'f.
Due for Success
1'rrsldent lim n ,
o f lla lil ’ l a*
baring. Senator Willlaru II. K ln c
••f l.tal .1 Irom entering Haiti,
hramliitg him ''u n rtetlrable." imt
henator Kina ilri lares lie'll vltic
•tie country m o r..t- . K ln c, a critic
*>t tiie ii'6im>: .•<! H om o, ile c la t* !
ii
iiii-il lorn * rouliln't kee|i him
••ill. and : itil llu l 11 I'tilli'd Ki » i > a
. ii;. i the C olon el ll»'»if "I M l 1*'
I .m a t/eeaui* »he I* aerrelary and
;i!:i'r in G n*ernpr
lle u r r n
Him* ins C t il Him-kliolm rh | .a *i
Tin- l*|H»latur* i r ' Hi*
lilki aim it,.Ihr Ills * « lUtlli* |.i| .1 , ii,lull
d i v l til in.t itnirlim i.ui .il iimi J' iJrfHtiDilnl lirr
flail III prepatnilfM lor the m utual i; r i.- took to o m uch «t»*ii» her
liut the s o * 1 1 tier l aid
,1* il.ii 6tii.il 111 ■*■'** Y'ltk r ilo tk - , , nidi r
uu atti-iitiuB.
kullll l u l l a l l . Mil llilll till I Ilia
• ••Ik .
Beautiful
inarli.
a*ri* *iilii|Ukn Ironl
IIj i i I, It>i in* xm iltn'i innalii in
. »r b n minutes.
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f’ nthWn A M Nm«M unit Hi
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H,.lrinllil n- *!»•» r«n. | . ij
m<«l*Ml wiirlli. i' i.' i C fri
II alr*i r t f ’ i. i f il • |>|| 111
n m atter •!( fn••. ll«* i»fw* • U u th .
Iluthvni M •l»*iiitM. • 1“
■ant ante, and •
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JIow .Lovely You.Are,.Lady!
Ford’s Editor
I in min. Iii 6 ih r i ' t iWj
lu;** I he on lv J.ir —
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t'h a rlr* r iiu n r . r
i tnil« C ountry «’ ln ' v t r U
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Ira im ly i*i<i : < j i » IWn
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still Kickinj
augc Enorg
If tiie trlrran* boiltr* •o f ‘ lh»
A'ankrer. im** III |r,llnlli« »l HI
I'etrr.huir
Kh
f*lj to rdlM
I tilmi6li, Miller llarFlh* hrllrt r,
M )lr* Tlioniar. fltlMltd »l>n*r. will,
lln it lu i Ukr* Hit >uuiM»aur6t*r7
wytih ;
Serpentine
Mr
lit r e I, W illi.ua j C am eron, edl*
tor o f ih e flour b o m luUvpendenl,
Henry Knrd'a w eekly u ie»| iu p ei.
Arllrlea In thl* pap«T led Aaron
Kaplro, o r m n lir r t< larm to p p e r *
H ire orra n lia lloti*. to auc l o r d
lo r t l.t iv c .9 0 v .
k||i, A'ltal'lln AVallnl. ul (
annual T u lin . t,'»l i. K i m•eem i to |itcre the j .itr ,
eery ,m c ? t
w ell a* I m
cu ll in i I w l l t a i ' tliv I ..
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each j n : n to the in
1
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Inula O ra ah U :i*
1
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in .1
nil n'l
llul M i,* AVallar U
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itiit*-n, in l\4n*«i> tua** Acrl*
d with j
■•■•itv l i n t a a a itln l
'♦I
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r e iu iJ aitious lUe
l lis Joker u Deuce (jf a Card
tn lfw dn eln c 1*1*1 A V. Illll m il
tali , * 1*111 i » i and w lnuet o l Hu
K obel v rlfp ill >>33 w im Will m i.
d p i i a aeri*» •! eaperim enta » Hh
and Mr*
fln-re. la . «»H "•
l,.i« lii> l># •n thi.-rn *|in pi*, lit the
l| >
.
I . I .i I il I hi* J I' lin e
w h lrilt
helped
'
their Jkili wedJ'i
t i e r a h u t ll
pull
I
auiti t m m n
1**1 i »Ue on e ul Ihe lo«ellr*t la d le , you e*»r *aw* Her natni
O fllr i* ••{ Ike U n teeia llr id AV)*con»tn
Hill * alh lrtu re io rd
•hr I h r * all man a llb o u i I Ii tM : n d » u« n I* f .s li lead
H um a,li ni Ciuh * U a ) "Alvei l in I'rtuct ' h e , n.i ' , 1 la d ’
I* lu ll
r h o u t,
in Him
like
Jealousy; 13a
Versatile
th e ( o m r ll track Irani tp iI'I h
HIin a tU*- a iiriillh i lorn i'iim n l* ol
Twins Born to Sisters’Same Day,
ruiiuiuf cu er«)
letjeet*.*' A
t in .
Anna
blllail C eort
fiu ,iiu ll p la )r ia niav »w»k«
.
t l » r *I I
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fa r t atblelea. I lei
U. i-api****Ud ol
j»» Vbivvratiy eier*
I heir out aland i nc
T ie la duiHii lu
a
g irt , n , i , s p , i n | nro lo w ear
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John IL AValkor. of I
Vltrlk u MiilUoi' d'diul,
to f i ) all l i e hill,, i
lux Anuilr* 1
w ile. J*an, h1 hr i n e i la d i
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apaitmenl i« All mpki«.
tauae be Wdf.
anau and Ibicair*'**"
abc didn't *»»• h '“
t« Ike ,rory ahe Iwjl
lire. The Ctrl »*"
fiim ier Uanrery.
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M n r a n H iiin i
JUJU SANFOItl) HERALD, FRIDAY MARCH 25. 1927
Yale Sen iors N o t S tr o n g
Oh Sport, Dislike D ry Act
A n d Partial To Mussolini
T he Blues and Little Girl Blue
8
A
NEW H A V E N , C on n , Mar 25— next June hnvc a total o f 111 Rpi*-|
N S )— A Yale aenlor rl»M ha* tolpalean* na against 15 Preaby
u»lly
appeared
that
prefer* leriana, -li Congregnliunnllata, H'l •
adying tn eporta, a Phi Hela
Homan Catholic* and 22 of Jr wish:
<pj*a hey to the Varaity “ V "
faith. The classes huve 17 a g n m -j
-ardeed in athletic. Soth w ai the
tlca, nnd 22 who profess no reli
te o f the aenlor class that will
gion.
actuate next Jone, though th.•ef field claaa that passe* out <T| Russell I , P om o f Hartford Conn, j
•le on the Mine day prefer* t h - , waa voted na having done moat for
Yale, aa being thn m»«t likely to
to • Sigm a XI charm.
Vale college aeniora voted Smith •ucceed, nnd the hardest worke-. j
id Vaaaar aa their favorite wo- Philip W . Hunnell, nf Scranton, I'.i
an'a college. Harvard aw next l i la the mmt popular, the niuat ad
tie, and Muwaollni aa their id c i mired nnd the most modest. Guy t
the world'* greatest character, Hirharda, o f Windmere, I.. I. i* 1
icy voted Thoma* A. Edlaon, and the nio»t versatile, most original,4
illiani Howard T aft as the liv* wittiest und moat entertaining. ,
John If. G. Pierson, o f New York,
r men they moat admire.
Yale college aeniora do not lie- la moat scholarly and moat briili- .
vr in prohibition. They believe ant, while the brat all-around nth- *
tgllah the moat vnlunhle atudy lete and the beat looking student'
d psychology the least valuable i« t-awrenre M. Noble o f Syrnruae :
d thry ore rertain the Prethmen Wnahington, i* moat gentlemanly.
Jnme* 0 . Flower, o f Pitt I burgh,
■nr in college la the worat to cnbn* done the mn«t for Yale, i« the
re. ■
Sheffield Scientific acbool aer- mn»t admired ami the Lest drearra agree with the College crowd rd o f nil Sheffield aenlor* . Th
. to Mussolini, but they think moat brilliant and the moat likely
plnreton rank* next to Vate^nd to aurrecd i» Fisher M. Starr, nlao
ey perfer Smith to all other wo o f Pittahurgh, while another from I
' hi first pf •
M •• Mont. itlne w-;i4i
r I 1 1."it nl Mi
rn'* college. Their toughest the *nme city, James V. Scnife, Jr. i
heit deughtei. iiniir.it
luken , t«-t lifter
Inn. The pill
•ar wna the aophomore and their la the most thorough gentleman
•duiitv • line oft ,('«
. ■-u* tor m i ivU i «.
a utter mnkitu
nnd the greatest social Uni t. Her
mstnntrst the aenlnr.
Kpiecclpnlrana lend ail other* Iwrt C. Stumbnhn, o f Hartford, I
mimlwrs at Yale, which preaii- Conn., la the moat popular Shef-|
olialdy wna why an Episcopal field aenlor and It upper! ft. Mi •
performaiu r The Gnldrnroi|.Ovie<]o
r/ynm n hns been called a* pas- Gunlgle, o f Wintrop, Musa ,ia m o-4
'rreheatru futnltheil the muaie with
original,
wlttleat
and
mo»l
versar nf the Univeralty church. The
I’ rnf. Gifford, violin and
Mrs.
tile.
p senior classes that gradual *
Mr and Mrs. It. I. E*le* of Ml Charles Wi * vr» si soloists
Mr. und Mr*.- Clifford Colllcutt
Vernon III, who hnv- hern spend
iug -otitf time in St. Aiiguntlni', ar and fam ily Mr. nnd Mr*. Cuhbng>
rived Tuesday evening fo r a shor4 ind Mis* Brown -d Winter Park
visit with Mr. and Mr*. G. S. were calling on Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Rinw-n Mr. E .le i ha. for inn;' t olflcutt Thursday evening.
Mis* Dorothy Townsend o f Ovletlmr l-'-r, engaged in tho buying
and rolling o f live ilm k fur th,, ]ib> sjM’nt Friday evening with Mis*
mark 11 nf the Middle West, and,, ll-rnlre- Fldri'ig-' nnd they with
the
will l- fore hi* return have .hipped MU* Ruth B ulba!. attended
nprcmg Court P u Ih Knd To Irish (invcrnmrnl O f fe r in g several rarlnuds o f Florida cattle Junior i lass ptay nt Winter Park,
Mrs. I.. T Hunt and daughter
Hill To Until l.ireitHCfl to Illinois to he gntred on the MiniITact ire OI Ssjuire T ri
Mi - llarbnr.i wen calling on Ml
Places To Sell W hittkcy ni r pasture*.
bunal In Buckeye Slate
M, and Mrr. Clnrk Mather* mo- C S. Itrnwn Friday.
Mr. ami Mr- W. \V W.I-on an
tun'd in Hayt ia Heath Thursday
l i r n i.l N , Mnrrh -25— (IN S )
COLUMBUS, O , Mar.25— (IN S )
* rntetuiining . iend« I rum JackWet
Irish daring
The lucrative trade o f Iwing « With characteristic
M* .-.I Mi
\ It. Ctdlku'l ami 1- -nvlllc over ! ■Wrt k end.
r; <e, Klva Kurnev
The Mis-i
slice o f the pence, the mayor of the Free Slnte Government vs it li Mr, and Mr- t>, SI Ucnwn ,i.4-i i
■wnsend jiilntal th village und presiding over the the fienf-ral Election only ju»t over ■d the meeting - f O E. S of I'iu- ] und Doruthy
i Winter Park in ar
anicipal or "m ayor's rourt** In a month distant, have challenged nier Chanter, Winter Pari Thu, •- Girl Fronts oi
4nil day picnicr oral hil e o ' Sanlando
aio ha* come to an abrupt end- through n hill fo r the reform of day evening.
the liquor trade, the most power . The following fn-tii here nttended Sjiringiv mi S
Katiinluy.
jf, as n result nf a recent decl- ful vested interest in the country,
Mr Cl,o n ■ Ebliidgi* i ■ hrvving nn
•n by the United States Supreme
tli ■ i '.nnsly diama, *A Southern
I'ridiuldy only in Ireland, und m Cilub tidin’ pill on by the t'ivic IK- extensive toldlti'iii to,ill tu l.o hum
dirt.
no other country in tlio world,
And throughout Ohio, in the vil- would ministers be found risking pnitmiiit of the Woman's I lull of at Itnghi
Chu frh
gm oral tural precinct*. the their political Ii,e* in such audio I- tlyie-l - at the high school iiudif - S jinfay
dulre*" and mayor* are weeping ou« fashion Approximately. Isheit I toiiuiu Friday evming: Mr. in«l Man h. 2
• imlay schseil at 2 P If;
Mrs.
I'rerl
Gifford,
Mr
arul
'lr»
A
*>• real tear* nf icgvt for their jihampinn in the fight t- the re*
CRlfurd i •Hu ott. Sup--n,u n-t-vnl,
iU,000 n year incnnie* gone glim- dnutalde Miniate, o f Justlre, K- •It. f ’oiiicutt, Mr T. J. Ilurranre, 1Prear* •;g •
nt t P M Rev.
I M s- l-in llnrion. Mi and Mr*. I! V. E Hied, I'
erinr.
\in O 'llfggins.
I.. I r- in und Mr. nnd Mrs. G, S.
fl. Tilwr.scnd. who ho
r, . .1 sq
The Huprenie Court held that Hi■■
Government May 1*1'
Ilrmrn 'lli- pl.iv w „- mi exrepliunhjo law under which the** |K'ttv
With the fiitc of thn Hill 1 uliy go-.,| one und w "in ter fully well tmthfully u Sunday u h .■a -u|n-r•nt-ndent during the pa*l )i ar, I.
.urts were created wa* unmnsti- bound up the immediate fate of tin
Mrs. J. C 1-aV ng thte Week for f; home in
tional, hreaure the "ju d g e " re- Gnviinm nt. And it* fate v ill lie ;rivrn Tim directors,
•ived a split o f the fee* and fine* pend U|H>n whether th-- electorate H e n und the entire i o n r-f rhnr Illinois C. Colllcutt of Win ier Park
llr< ted form defendant*, and were regard it a* a fair and rquttabh Iivcteia de>-rve ptuth credit f i r wa« o l-iii l au|H riliter tent to ,ue.trefore not m w iving the inneti- i,mans nf rislitiJng the u|« r*'mn- 1the splendid s'.iiccr of Ihs’ rntir.- o w l Mr Town-end
dnonal guaranteed trial by nn ! do,it 'hotel*' in Ireland i r wiwther
nrrejudiced tribunal.
lit t- looked Mp-t* «• h i r r » n f i I’ractically, here is how- the cation.
dng ha* worked out for year* lit , In it* mam provision III-- Hill
kin.
,
divide, the Free State in UP sn -sn
’ for licensing purposes. T w h r u
u*ldfr%. An Bailiff*
A mayor nr Juatic* of the pence year th- jailice will apply tn u
a village on the outaklrts of the Court tn the nrcu for the i-xtincrger cdlie* o f the state would te- •lion o f .iilnon liieti»e» it, • II*4**
In ear h area n fund will be
■in a^tloten or more husky “ raid! started i" which each license bold
a* bailiff* or «-on*table*.
Unre*trirted a* to jurisdiction, ,.r will contribute, which mm
mdred* of raida upon the private prnsnu-'ti will t«4 paid to a
e»e “ rum ferret*" a« they wero keetier ibpriveil nf hi* living The
'pdlarly "known would conduct schem will be that for every M>0
line* o f cltUcna, under aulhor- nwanted a saloon kcepir *l.-pnv.-st
y of search warrant* iaaucd a! o f hi* license, the remaining li
eir request by the magUtiutc cense holder, o f the district l-m in e
liable for * i" for the nest lw uty
r whom they worked.
Finding the *lighte*t evidence of year..
ite u lo n o f liquor, or any draC RY STA L R I V E R - Extensive
iption, these c^natable* wviuld
ml the poMciaor into the village improvement* l“4ing made to
urt, where the juatic* o r mayor man's Club building in l ryatal
iuld usually aaars* a fine rangg from 1200 to It,000.
The !UAUIIURSI>A1.K N. w Hart to
udge” and the raider* would di- establish furniture foitory in »nl*
d* tha fat fee* resulting front *4»r.
____________
.
* h com * with the rounty or vllfM d M tf om ld nut or would not
A similar methmi nf operatin', |ray the fines, they were permitu used in the connection with t h ted" to work them out at the rate j
roats o f motorists. If the do- uf 11.50 a day.
GOLDKNROD
J. S. KNOCKS OUT jFREE STATE TO
:0URT FEES O F iW IP E OUT 4.000
IUDGES OF OHIO LIQUOR SHORES
It,
M? d*T” Jon~ “"d BrT«nit0,iTwo
Boats
Standing. . . . .
; Howling Green were guest* nf Mr*.
_
,, ,
« « n i
It. L Croom Thursday and Friday i B y C T i p p l e d S t C M U O T
>>f lutt week.
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Mr. Waters o f Orlando moved his | KEY WEST. F la , Mar. JS
fam ily into n
cottage o f
Mr. I.( I N S ) —The nary tug Briradi and
i f r«">r,r« Invl week and will he rn- •coast guard patrol boat 2
wh
•gaged during the summer In auper* ;'tailed rmm the port la»t night
litdar.dtrg the grove work for Mr. were reported today itam ilng by
I ("mom
,lh c fteighter Colermlo, If. S. ship
Or. and Mrs. Mi Kro were gue«t* ! ping i-.nrtl ve-«el enmute tia Kura . a dancing paity in Winter Park ii|D' from tialveaton, w bk b Kit*
jT u in U y evening and repuit a w r y jI lie n aground eight miles utf Som'enjoyable time,
Ita ro iighthou»e since late Tue*j Mrr. < harie* Eluridc* will en -,ju.
! tertain at rani- Tuesday evening a
Erfurt* o f the grounded frrigtrt*
Suburban Home* friend i, and o il,- ,.r g4( float herself with Hie high
{...,
Itide last night were fruitle-Mr. and Mr«. A. It. Callicutt and
The wrecking tug Willett h.n
'M r. und Mr*. G. S. Utown a! termed •ailed from Kingston to go to the
a <1 o'clock dinn*r at the M. K, resistance o f the Colorado.
Church in Winter Park Monday
evening A very delightful time
O CAI.A— Uroadatreet Constr-i*
was enjoyed.
; Ion Company with capitalisation of
I1250.000 Incorporated.
| ST, AU GU STIN E— Toool Dcvrlopmm t to m puny with rapitel
LEESBURG—$300,000 bond isof
granted charter.
*ue voted onfor ere«lion of n«
junior-senior high school buildii't*.
JAt K S O N V IIJ X Improvee
menta twing made
to
te er.il
M El.HOURS E— Several Strei
Street. nf rlty.
! « f city to be paved toon.
t»
FOR SA LE
Cameron Place. Sipes Ave., 5 Acres celery
Land With DwelliiiR: Hou,se.
Price and Terms Reasonable.
Box 22S
Jacksonville, Fla.
j
The law provides that “ If taxes
upon real estate shall not be paid before
first day of April of any years, the tax
collector shall advertise and sell.”
This is to notify all concerned that
the requirements of law will be com
plied with and the tax books will posi
tively be closed on April 1 as provided
by la ft and all lands on which taxes have
not been paid will be advertised, and ex
ecutions issued for unpaid personal
property taxes.
Tn makinK inquiries for amount of
taxes the legal description of property
as shown by deed must always be Riven.
i
LET IIS GO FORWARD
(
It i.s m known fact that' then* i* no stamliiiK
-till in life— a person either advancea or goe.s
Lurk ward.
An account with up will help you
go forward with u will to acromplinh.
I p m eu t Intercat Haiti on Saving* Account a
j
|
,
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JNO.
D
J IN K IN S
Tax Collector Seminole County
o /a 40%
WHERE CAN
YOU FIND
FROM FAR AW AY
CORPUS CHRISTI
1
{jfiminoiM (l[ounlt| J^ank
S a n f o r d . F la .
It
STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS
*
HUNDREDS
OF TOURISTS
WHEN YOU ARE
READY TO BUILD
If you arc not a regular reader of the advertisements
in this paper, this is a good time to cultivate their ac
quaintance. You will find them interesting. You will
find them friendly. They show you where to stop and
take considerable strain off both shoe-leather and
pocketbooks.
READ the advertisements because they are interest
ing. Relieve them because they are true. Act U|>on
their suggestions because it will pay you in many ways,
before you pick up the telephone, you usually consult
the phone-book, before you start out to shop, consult
.the advertising columns of this paper. They will give
you a direct connection with the merchandise you want.
Don’t stop with reading the news and editorials.
advertising columns are equally important.
Comes irr*'(|ur:d for blue prints o f tbe High*
land Park Main 1’ ntrance, by a developer there
who says ho drove till over Florida n few month*
aifo, that he found no other main entrance so beau
tiful and be wants permission to duplicate it there.
Imagine how beautiful it will be when the many
ornamental shrubs r.ntl vines that have Ison
planted all around it have had time to grow !
have kodakiol this Main Entrance nnd Ilainltow
Pool and fiurden, nnd hardly a day rock by thn'
out o f town or local |>enple do not use these as set
tings (or group pictures of the occupants o f the
ears that come to Highland Park for that pur|Kwe.
AI)VKRTISKMENTS are more interesting today than at
any time since the invention of movable type. Merchants
and manufacturers realize that their announcements
must compete for interest with the work of the highpriced authors and illustrators.
i!
That no huildin^ ?iti*H In Sanford can be comiwircd to thtwe in Highland Pnrk. nnd whftt even4body .says must l c so. .
Is scheduled for Southern Texas nnd is said
to Im? now under way.
11 IS recorded of this well-known British author that he
once remonstrated with a friend for having sent him a
publication from which the advertising pages had been
cut. “ Why, you have thrown away the most interesting
section!" Mr. Kipling said.
Tax Books Close April 1st
EVERYBODY SAYS
THE NEXT
BIG LAND BOOM
Kipling
story
PROPERTY O W N E R S
T A K E NOTICE!
Art* |>laniK'ti for Ilichlahd Park nntl will !«• tin(I r wav as soon ns the local money situation has
loosonctl up nnd builders arc able to finance them.
\nv other ltwalt*n with so many attrnrlhr
features nnd >n Iter from every objection?
\
'
A favorite
n-
Some
Beautiful
Homes
The
The Sanford Herald
A home conforming In the high ideals along
which Highland Pnrk Is being developed, you ran
buy one o f these, beautiful building sites at such
a reduction in price ns will go a long way toward
paying for. the house. Or you can arrange fhi4
terms that will greatly help you to finance it.
But these concessions are for a short time only,
are intended to stimulate immediate building of
the right kind, anti will Ih* withdrawn as soon n*
building is well under way. 1 have hundreds .of
building plans, with ro-ts figured, and these are at
/o u r disposal.
YOUR HOME
IS BUILT FOR
YOUR LIFE TIME
And perhaps fur that o f your children and yout
children’ -, children. Build it after your own plans.
Cut out the builder's profit, even though he build
at the present low prices, and do not forget that a
ho'js.- built, even a few months ago must la* *old
at a tremendous-reduction on its actual cost and
without any builder's profit at all to bring its ci*st
to ymTdown to what you can yours "If build for
today.
HIGHLAND PARK, High and Dry, Clone In,
Far Away From the Railroads and the Colored
Feet ions. LmtWnpt-d as a Park and With Three
Beautiful Parks Within Its Borders. Carefully Be
st riel rd. Artistic. t?nluue, Distinctive. DlffWWjf*
In a Class By Itseir. Where ran you find B**
equal?
W . M. Y oung
Park Avenue and Commercial St.
O ffice Tel 777.
Residential Tel. 775.
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Specials ever offered in the grocery Hnc-diundrcds of them,
ad but it would lake a dozen of them to carry our specia
Look over these oilcrings and then conic down and see the
many values md save dollars on your grocery bill. The cn
our Lakeland store has been consolidated with this store and
every Detail.
12 |!t. Sadi Orient Flour
1 1-2 lbs. Crisco
1 lbs. Scafoain Lard
liii< l- •
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C o rn , 2
Q9c Glb. Sack Orient Flour
27c 1 lb. Crisco
50c 2 1bs. Seatoam Lard
Seminole
Morjfood
( V.ffee
Coffee
cans
can s
Oysters
S M ILK S :i Lrifiltt ;e* i iorid.V . su n : Hur* h ,.J u
These nrc childhood
ttt f
rf
t itin% for the i ■ T
u i n n « , h u d -h u ild in p q u a lities »'t K ) i m - i 'n i m o .'v
th e C o u r t ot' P u b lic O p in io n w ill not GeiL
<1. MILK it the food of childhood.
I h Iiomh y < il
Tvom :
is pure and rich; recoils from ir. i! it i itlirc ami • n f.
No! just milk; but the BEST mill '
wlhood
LUIk of low bacteria connt—milk rich utkitferf.i: -m 1
tl.nf fr.-rit. :ind retains il- vitamin*. NuchhUlli i Kt !*-'
growinsbody dcmahdi It^wcla ’ n
KLIM U fre s h
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ding water,
Klim i *turned
to pur-.', fresh
milk. K l i m
keeps without
Sold .regularly
jn
1, 2
£
an d
5 lb.cans* The
larger the ecv-i
tut buy tl»e
wuorc you
\ save.
Premier Asparagus Tips, 2 cans 25c
Six cans Sardines for
Y a c h t C lu b P oa ch es, can
D e m ita sse P e a c h e s, can
Delmonfce P e a ch e s
B lack b erries
P in k S a lm o n , can
Fontaine Imported P e a s , 3 small cans,
cans
T a x ic a b peas
F o n ta in e Im p. P e a s, large can
Y a c h t C lu b T o m a to e s , can
1 4 c Macaroni-Spaghetti, box
Signet Syrup, small can
Foote’s Slringicss Beans, 2 cans
4 0 c P e a n h i B u t h >r, quart jar
Signet Syrup, 1-2 galon. can
Stuffed,.'{ tor
R e d H o t C hili, 3 can s for
Stytfep, large
Largli bottle
50c
Plain, large
Medium bottle 3 0 c
Smalt bolttle 3 for 2 5 c Bananas, doxen
P reserv es, a sso r te d f lavors
2 5 c Sw(H*t & Mixed Rickies, lb.
Brooms, each
39c &
L im a & N a v y B e a n s, 3 lbs for 2 5 c
B ig D ill P ic k le s , dozen
25c* Sugar, 10 lh. limit
Potatoes, 10 lbs. tor
often
Loganberries
yo u r
Pork
Shoulder
d r u g g i s t 's
Whole or Halt
tL U K l
3
18c
25c
Pork & Beans, 3 ca n s jo r
Y a n k e e B e a n s w ith Pori
m(nds.
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THE SANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY MARCH 25. 1927
Sanford Herald
An Important Office
* ' The time is rapidly apprc-aching when the director* o f
the Chamber o f Commerce must select a new president for
the ensuing year. This choice must o f necessity he a careful
one. 1927 is proving itself to be a crucial year in the his
tory o f Sanford and a man should be at the helm o f this
important civic body who can guarantee an active but sane
administration for the coming twelve months.
The new president should be a man o f keen business
acumen as he trill find it a difficult financial matter to inau
gurate and complete anv sort o f a program on available funds.
In order to be assured of this quality it might be best to se-
As Brisbane Sees It
9 f Airmra iousbaxb
They May f a n l i a t U s i
Sspp m The Rig Three Figkt.
( V a n Wake* l > .
Mr. A>t*e Sees l'«T*^e.
r a e r r w t’ ierr n l u r Cw.
CaU the Willard Uatte o
M m — W e recharge and repair nil makes o f batteriea.
swauowTIs.
\ r iL -W e -fa T
tas % ocr c#
'l& U P A O D H /
PHONE S«s
n i» own
u » ii business
U u i iir M and
lect someone who has made a sucrewsS ooff his
1
feraaii.* llc “ r,htp*
whose reputation for integrity and honest method* fematn*
unquestioned.
SO FAR.
O N E -D A Y S E R V IQ
SANFORD
The new president should be a man o f character and friendly
bearing, capable ol smoothing out little rough spots which j ||” t *
may have developed between possible factions in the com- ,y j„ krxj
merce body. He should possess a certain good fellowship sin-tears Vk
which might aid him in governing an organisation apt to be
®f
distrsught with petty personal prejudice*.
•■«t
T*he new president should be a man o f character and
^
rrwonality who can command the respect o f all with whom fee tfcat to*
e c mes in contact. Presiding over a chaml«er of commerce
T„ R rr 0]
is m small task and should be vntnisted only to a man cap- j
^
able o f reflecting credit, by his -manner o f conduct and adtb
dross, upon his organiiation and his community.
j ut*. Thru i
There are in Sanford a number o f men who most admir- ,
j*l'.
ably fill these qualifications. There is no dearth of leader- irfaf t)K7 "
ship material in this city. We could name offhand at least |U ira c
N
fifty men who would make excellent presidents for the f h a m -1 b
r
her’ o f Commerce. Unfortunately, however, many o f them
are eliminated by important personal business matters which tlhr t f ‘ ^ ,
afford them insufficient time for other activities.
and Gerrr.*rj
Others have the time, and should, for the aake of their 1 ^ ® * .. J
tity, spare it to the moat important civic body.
There is no
lbt
abicr man for executive position* in the city than J. G. Ball,
who made an enviable record as the first president o f the
GENERAL
Chamber o f Commerce.
The always popular B o b Holly is r.Mnmawder «
another who has both the time and the ability to give to this [jf*®**
office. Ed Higgins »s a shrewd business man who qualifies ^ J L * ^ * * in every way f ° r the presidency. 11. R- Stevens would l«e
i> 7>*t*i p
an excellent choice.
S. O. Chase is another business man realise t v •
laundr*
819 W. 3rd St,
Phone 47S
C
RLE VERSE FOR TODAY
IE GOOD SH E PH ER D :—The
ts My thrpSrrd. 1 shall not
. He ir.akrth me to lie 4 » m
-era pastures: he leadeth me
.e the still waters. Psalm I i
LAYER —O Thou Good S V p do Thou daily supply s o :
r need out o f thy nebes in
by Je*o» Christ.
f&QCCQOOO
F. P. RINES
1113 Sanford Ave.
' Phone 461-J
For Aching Or Tired I'rrt
See A Foot Specialist
I’ tn s* 1*3 For AoMeatnrat
Dr. J. R. Vidler
THE FORUM
Canine Distress
____
hark was worse than the r
UP NORTH. WE thtDk jiretty'weil o f a state that can
k w p -nit o f dri»t. have fifteen or twenty million dollar* tn
its treasury- collet! ten million in gwsolino taxes, an»i spend
fourteen million dollars o f the state’* money on highway*,
and I hear it will be more in 1927. You haven't begun to
develop the land* you posse**. Florida can be a garden for
the whole work! and in every acre, and can grow fruit*, vege
table* and flow er*.— C. W. Barron, o f the Wall Street Journal
cM haage **.»* that csrt
aar.k fatKre* in IF ft, three
M l ia tas central weat a id
IM ia the southeast, which
reshtng ts m t the ieeit.
eel ric m otor does ike
dash in g and Wringing
Easy Terms T o Sow*
DOWN WITH PARIS FASHIONS
"fUrai^g^Brif
Pancake
Time was when " leading a d og * life*’ meant something.
Day.
It meant being kicked about from one place to another, sub.
‘
; -‘ isting on refuse from gariiage cans and dirty water from
ton br^the P**e*
mud puddle*.
It meant seeking sheltered sidewalk com ers
sweetest is the Asgolu* be!';' 0 0 ^ d nights and stealing into shade naac gardens wh« n *
t on s it hundred years can tell swealtering sun caused wearisome panting.
It meant misery
* » » at summer noon.
and loneliness.
^
rMp
•“ *'
But conditions fi>r the dog h a w changed.
Hr ha. been
.elevated to a prominent position in the eommunite ranking far
above chickens, cow*, hog*, mule* and cals.
The work of
n a g beside the w-.rter wain,
at brown hedges ta the sprivg the humane societies and information regarding rlogy «U*hewr to-day the Angelas ring seminated by "Dumb Animals.** and "Spur", hate aided great
* s * 4 c s s a l stress-, ta Hil
ly in keeping him from being under-fed and from the contin
ts*;
ual nuisance o f scratching Ilea*. Indeed "Jeading a dog's life ’
arras* the reeds to Hatton:
a Mar*low b> the D ew .
has come to be eotpcf ftmt; to row..« u s m u i u *.
rosa TV LerAut Spsrtstor
For that irason n «tr*r> fa tho New York World i* all the
mare n markable.
It say* that Jack Gilbert, a black and
«!ow4 is lack tt> worrvsl white Scotch terrier. w;th an apartment at the fashionable
a; the Prince has Ud another
Britton Hall. Broadway, climbed to the roof o f hi* h o ld and
with a last dt*panr.g wag o f h*.* tail, committed suicide by
forts ts belittle the city *4- jumping to the sidewalk many stories U taw.
atraticr. and rts rerard witl
Juft what could have been the inccntise for the dog’* un
r baikd t w v T K f te-.r.-.s resirts
fortunate act, is uncertain.
lie wa> not known to hake
e rw ert wiperV-rve c4 Albert been the victim o f an unhappy love affair. He was not unduly
er prereade* past aa-cher res. worried over financial matter* as hi* estate ww* said to lie
far not g e t drurk.
*n
condition. Nor was he o f a morbid disposition
or inclined t o t e nctirasthcnic. His health had been excellent.
Mr. Somerville, who shared the apartment with him. in
dicated that the influence o f student suicide* might have l « n
the cause. Mr. Somerville said that be had been accustomed
to read the ncw-*paprnt aloud and that the dog had shown a
m ar- than ordinary int« re s t- in the account.* o f student
deaths. TV* dog was. furthermore, something o f a student
’ .in -e lf haying pane through Columbia University at one
time.
Whatever the motive o f the dog'* unfortunate act. it
just goes to show that everyone ha* hi* tnwilde* and that it’s
rhagw General Tuaog Chang better to scratch than to try to *tarve them to death by com
his asew dog biaruita baca
mitting filicide.
man in S et h Afrvw has jwst
•wd k u m m w n a hvojtui
rsata ge stamps. —Ortsndo
*•1 Pretty Mach stack bjv.
tu rn *
A t Lloyd's Shoo Store
A Tangle d M b
T h e r e an* o th e r s t o o t
• * " ip m •“ w u “
s o m e th e e le c t io n n f w h o m
tte h r the Dm *.
ly .
M u ch o f S a n fo r d ’ .* w el
•h •'Glory l * to God oa high."* s e le c te d f o r t h is im r<*rt*n
eg its rur toward the sky.
one.
• centuries hare known the
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swing
anhget
WASHING
MACHINES
THE TABLOIDS AND DIVORCE
kkxirw
or REiims
Will thr eatreMea Is wkah a w ;
nepers are gveng tn thr pwbiscatiow c t lurid details eg diserrr
proceedings ferae the Crated State*
ts failaw the le a f s f Great B ntaia and France ta fo rbidding try
le e the pat J , alien e f -all d tra n e
nrai?
_.
Jrdsoa C. W tL ier, la thr March
e re will he saner real week
t V SKct peeiidem e f (W Rerirrr o f k r n v n , trite «u that
-sUk J . OoMnaerce
There the new British tea forbade ywhi14 be saorh rare a id thaugkt t a l k s , ta report* s f jadwiat pr>r s s d t n , eg eat taderewt a s tle r
sr n s V a l . s w | k a l ar t k y iic lit i
ral details cwkwteted ta u j m u r
public cases Is o r ather aise “ U he
the paMic Mischief.” T V P ien cs
hate fee a h a g tun# racagwined
this need
la lfiM they [ s u e d a
law y r o n d e g : T V r ty rid trtie s
threwgk the press o f w V I takes
place at the trial la arisen far «•
«n this aflaatiaa ia s k r s t , Mr
WcHirer i V r t w that tF* new
Kagbsk tew s g a inst p i U s l t i re
“ A w ij with Paris fashion*.“
chantCam #
Chapman
Catt
thftsir* the pages o f the F c e s a
trsyai
for April. The day 11
MR. V INCEN T A 5 T W . isitei- em tisr the wants Part*, tshen
:.rer.t y ou rr n t i m of New Ycwk. I «o «n «‘ «>11 rebel again ct fashion
St.'S* fatally ha* k>tg hers ill the dictate 1 Is the LY-rons’* ianaary
Peiret. tb»j g n a t
tea) estate F<u«:ne»*. return* from ! numbs r P ad
P ant with *seas that Pans is still I Ftetx • designer sf slothes, fm -pts-A n U -Y atk ee."
Also price* are i s-ed a Sal » i n » i will s t a r thirty
Mgds A cocktail « » U e :r r i fra n cs: year* v , : t , and tn oser* a cre thr
bXi.lt sseiAi . ! cents <a r*w! uson. ] gar r- t be predicted.
O A je s r ago the I r a v a at 14
The:- t» r * n b t o
tia t,
<er*_»
artte- Mrs ( tU , far after all i r r j '
sers originally V laagcd to the
t»l I . A I . t Ur. Att*-r t r a p ■*- ladle> . r_J were stolen t>> the me*
t.mlrtic news Trains sre on time with -at n e ti so a.och a* an aps*lotserysrhrre It was net always M t r . It fart, she p t n t i cut, that
before Mes*-d*ars tiu e. MtssoPm as pesatijr m* IV1‘4 ISere a s re
Fa * r n o - ji t s |T vfrs»i tr esrry Hi - dims s j O sk tn t V world a b v a a t e
r t l « i T ie l u * r . fra'.rkt carry- tt n u u n than sa.ru and msec rren
og system it three F t e s *> e!f»- whs a i*e »k:rt» than tn users!
« e a omen nbjeet to hartnc
ctrwt at II aa* form er!)
In fact, P
Itrls ., :ke rit .rg star in Eur\-pr. I K 'a s laid dca-n to us partwwlaTf 111. Aster coaid la » e k r o r t t ly a non the ra.«» are so sensele*v
- W i r e * are j*<t a ea h eetr* P
about f l ir a 'X io a c - -i liatian
worker* back with Km they aoald the ttaMness «f the styles y<*j
Lose hre* aelrosae
p rsiiJr. Mr . P su rt. s a l If s o u
|will listen you will hear the farTHE FRENCH ACADEM Y c t o ff rum* V o f rosntrg rebellion
S fw acsi. a most s e n 'in k«Ay. W *-re it a ill Freak.. >T a hen, or
**)•» tFst Margwati*. Fie--' * En* wh will lead it. none knows. It
C1r.*er, F u perferted tFe Hsl'fe-p- is F-sUUd to he s u p fo rtrj by the
ter FTyir.g ilt.'F lie . J*ach a ma- massed .sf worsen who tkiak. The
tk iw . rnahiirg paw to Oy asst nse s r H d has other uses for them
t i r m f r frwr-. the graend. e r jM
f+ve the re>-tU -r wealth oehrsite l a a ! w\-j 14 he the best m m .
taw i - v » the start *.f the W n ghl
lM le r > . With a heUnopter la
gfe.J s t A r )w i cveld start from
Mrst that would have bewn atthe re»-f ef yoar apartrwnt b o s '*
•t offiee banting, go where jre.u trs rtn e « * T w soay n a y net even
Se accepts Far on S alu riay. and
like. * (4 U rd «• any u k e r r * j(
The Ledger frets the same way
or offtee Hulging.
a!* at new*
People yah* rail os up with aa
item that 1* sereral day* old do
tag tr- spread equality «J thr su e s ret tU'o ta rewemtwr that « l
is the East f.rd that yea cannot filled the p a ;«r
went ■* the
rhar.-gs the Asiatic a n d w t r day that thetr r e v s thouU hare
right. On "waMan's day* the A si le n t tot Tnday’a space lelon c*
atic warnew, obeying VUhe-ttk te- ta today's new .
drra, appeared wtlhovt sells sti
Owe r t a x e we feel a* we da
thrir face* and arts oa thr it hair. s h u t this u t t e r o f late new* la
Three w i «s«p that appeared thn*
rear Tashkent were killed t ) Mo■ n u m a g g iia u n r a i
haamadan aaalwta
TV.
11
year-rid
daughter
e f a W sh esik o f fin a l. Yarira
Ktwesr. was tied Is a stake ns the
kaak* eg a rrser. and i l a s l ts
osatk by the ciders « f the Wtan. a
M«»h*owed*a [T in t, whs blessed
the erred at It threw stow s and
IrvArr. rases* s f b tv k at the M y -
W. . y H
Ns interference i* as dtSCH sui
at
isu rferen te
with rehgsows
•dews.
AT M ARKAND. Rassiaa Prbce
fsaad that the atf* rg a rick r e
tire had torn rhs red ta a atak*
far fiwr years, because she bed
gene U the bataar with her fare
L 'la l revent yrnrs, acveediag te aacevteed.
t i l l writer, Awartcaa aewsyiaprr
sUadards were higher thaa B ntuS
M EXICANS MAKE fantastic
hut the sac as i sci «g the a r e spa per charge* concerning f sib store apfwid 1 , the i i V i f , origtmJljr a yessad ta the
law*. T V )
are nrruiad eg setting M t i k s t
a t o h r e . besriag the saiea eg these
w.’.h AMeriraa gra l a far attrac- feet. r o a s s H a g theaa to walk eeer
Wcw typography, “ a it " effects he* it m e*. t V a thrawiag th en in**-d r ffrrtire teywwte eg s s n k ia ii
pactnree and type, they Make the
old fask n a s f yellow >earwtU lack
tame
He S iecn W t ths slU tsde
a f t V press itself shout this met
r i t u U n t y as uueraadng. T V
New York (>alF) News, j w aect c f
lahledds ha* actaatlr tagged the
than that o f the iwaanr^uin. (Vic
tors. lawyers, legislator*, jodgaa,
mother*, hc-useaiees anil swell the
rath en n r army. They will rtead
that the abolitsati o f artificial
fashiew will b n s g to the average
fam ily, economy and calm ; to the
a*erara woman, a roatum# com fortahle. hewllhfat. beevming and
aJapiod to her srork; to all t a s t ,
an emancipate*! of brain, ron*trace,
arms, lsf>. and lore; to all the peo
ple. a dress o f braaty and ele
gance. rombired with utility and
r.-m f-et; to busmees, a atabihty
horetnfore, unknown; and t- the
te
in a Substantial City"
agnolia Avenue House
Another Plate
Shatterrai u d acatterrd Into a thouaaod splinter*
An unexpected expense and custlv too.
It matter* n A who er what
did
it
whether
howling triad, n burglar’s brick, automobile crash '
improper insinuation—they find a hundred way* i
getting broken.
There is only <me way to be protected against
farm o f law*— let us furnish information on this I
portar! feature.
1
J
- sj
same.
S Magnolia
Q ass Window Gone.
*•
taxc* rs rrj liing unpaid will b e placed in hand* of a
deputy col rt r. and a fi*e charged fo r collet*.ivn of
A Substantial Jeweler |
(j
G EN ERAL M AH. f p w w i y
>J
Usurancc—I,oans--Real Estate
107-Spo. Park Ave.
Sanford. Fla.
Box - C - Herald
r
will
April l>t.. after which kQ
City Tat Ikv>k?
!
land* up n th k h taxes remain unpaid will l*e adverPerscral
t: ‘ t*i and * d f r taxed as providetl by law
Frau R. MacNeiil and Company
Or any part o f that period to refined adult family, my
S55.0OO home located at Ilay loo* Beach within one
block o f the ocean.
G o lf three- arra«tomed to Uting
in this kind of home need answer this adttrUacmeni.
Renta) not so important a* ormpaary he b y respon
sible party.
CRASH!
C L O S E A P R I L I st
ELLEN HOY. City Tax Collector.
FOR RENTAL, MAY FIRST
TO DECEMBER FIRST
•)
C IT Y T A X B O O K S .
— "^ v
I'nfurnishcd
Three rooms. Sleeping Porch, Hath.
Near South Side School.
Rental $30.00 Month
Dean-Berg Corporation
Herald Building
ARE YOU PAYING TA XE S
ON A VACANT LOT?
�%
r t n ; SAXKii
and Personal Activities
Telephone 118_______ MRS. FRED S. DA1CER, SOCIETY EDITOR
Social-
Residence Tilephonr 217-W
the bird in the haul n <
JO N E S HAS 105' not north
anything. leavt of all
T O
i n
n
m m
»v
'•*’ <" the bush An amateur ram
TO LEAD FIELD: rta
hound fh o w Ihi* Miinrat tr
*oap hit merry ACrne and Jock m u
sed
the
putt.
FARRELL IS 2ND
Calendar
m
Board o f the MiaaionKfty o f
the
Meth«di>t
lirSJ meet at the church parUs’clock.
tV. Howard Chapter U. D.
faert at 3:S0 o ’clcvk at the
f d n t W. Theodore Langlayfair.
kaJ* Rebecca I-odgv No. « ;
L F. will meet at the Old
i Ran over the Basket i t
Bulletins On The
.a
Chinese Situation
1 to hi* 72
tie him a
Iwi. uualira) others
ratrh him.
( CoatInurd from r . r r One)
» •Jetting, the fires hating been
i t*u r t fj* kF
b>imh*nlihent of
, Hriti»h and A m .nran war* hip* or
1Tniirwl*), ac, - rliti* la a Central
>?*'*'• dispatrh from Shanghai to-
ike Hitie time. It was made
f at the state department that
Cant’ rrce will be held atrtctly
'.'count tor the action of their
! rurpw .es !'*•£•
up for L K,*,,n*- aecompan #d by rtOe
rirr, hrvkr out early IV.day In the
! J * * fie Id district of Shanghai. aald
R Y C L U B .I f
Central Nsw* .u.patcl
*3— (IN S ) fr >m Shanghai Th trmihle arose
In 33, two j * ben cotton milt employee* attemt* t t * per
7z
+< .V T ’
ei-nea J a m ie !
the flew In the southern open g olf
championship today and at t7
hole* was two stroke* out In front were armed with nflr# and inflict,
f Johnny Farrell, their t-.taU ed many rasoahie* Upon their #p
r^sdtng 10S arair.-t 107. Bobby pnflent*.
played seven « f the ntnr b..U« in
nar an the other two, the »i*th ami
1.0*4 Chiar-e are Killed
ninth, in birdie*.
SHANGHAI. M anh 33— <1NS)
Jones. In brief, was juat begin- — Chinese repa.rta t d a y ptacr-l the
ring to plav r o lf that earned him Chir.rae caaualtia* in Nanking a'
the American and Britlah opam t.fbht killed amt woumted.
g o lf championships last summer
and thu bonur of being hailed, s iMore Deslrorera tla Bay
en by hi* iipt* nenta. as th- great
M ANILLA. P I March
3
est medal player o f the day. *ge. |IVS|—■Inten-.fylng the Amerwar
generali’ ii and ail lime
Speak naval
cotwerlral mg
tu (K in a
mg o f opponents, Batin . |«rt- f>>ur mohr itettrvyers »all*d fTvtr.
nrr*. Gene b a ra u n
and Willie hen* today. Three ilea tron r*. the
Burke. h*J 37 each for .the nut Peary Ford, a ral Pillahtw) arc
going nine. This gw. e Gene a J7. already *nrv>wte te Shanghai
hole total o f 110 and Will.e 118 for
The de*tro)< ra sailing today and
their deatinati •• are lb* I’amitt
f» r Foochow ; th - llulmer for A m y
hnie total 107 a
Cruickthank't 11
J. V. Daveuy,
island hole by ge'ttr.g hum* to th*
water
lie trie-1 ti play the tie.
Y.M.C. AJSURVEY Ij Tut
nut i f linv but left the hall.
wa* playing well all th*
SHOWS EXTENT 1»ayFarrell
ami his putts were going
which i» the gtjfer* idea nf
OF WORK HERE d-’wn.
utepta. The twenty seven hole u*.
the Edsall for Swatow and
Mar Iies h fo r Shanghai
Itw
,U£i<pi art. hut T il find mti «h d
|IV} art.
And my idr* «d lira*
vrn wnuU bo b* ha ttandi” g In the
main street o f Sanford with a run
in rack hand, and »ec lb-*# r»|W t
TUESDAY
tsr. Circle of the Baptiat
i will tv.eet at its class room
'<»trek si 7:30 oYlork with
.. f- Wells ami Mr* A. M.
it k a triL
WEDNESDAY
b y Art Pagent ’* South
e u r y cchmil. Wednesday
! (■ o'clock
r will I* a meeting t.f the
umi L a rd at 2 o'clock.
THURSDAY
“ We have n |»talt(i during the
ben o f the Presbytefian p**t year a tots! of 110 500.00.
will have a supper at thj>
which ha* l<*-n so anwrtioned
at 7 P. M.
among varbvus activities as to
primitive the maximum results,
wd Mrs. H. F. E me r a n of which have teen n<d only raticfaci'. C a . a rm e d here Tuei- tvry t»> tnemselve*. but which also
* brief stay and are guests •een tn ju itlfy ah eatenaion o f t^e
Hotel Forrest Lake.
Y. M C . A. pea-gram f*-r th e iomtag vewr.
“ W# have accord,ngly increav* i
» i Mrv C. R. Whitney of
* 10. arw spending m.i m ear b ’sdgvt fur tig years IV ft-t V*
Sanford and age paeaaant- the sum <>f lllAud.OO and we as*
■« at the- H»trl Forts-t the people of Sr mire.!# O a n ty t
measure the w.irk of the Y. M. C
A. dunng the past year sgaln.t
Its preaent an-1 future need*, twiai
Isrsh W lw s k « , who bs»
.ennrtncmf that after such rstima
kgwrvt u# her parent*. Mr.
| Y T. W'heelesB fog the tjoa. thev will heartily reapor.4 l y
Jk. U i returned to Talla- ton tn igtIng the amount gretutted
l»^re -he U a aenior at the for the further * ndort ar. i «a
large merit of thia Cbrtatian w- »k.”
Respectfully Fefre»t lake It- ■
Mrs. II. B Lewis drove IlsJIp A O. ( baa*. W. H. Rwnth. t•r, Thursday where they ( 1 Be bout, W’ m. M. Scott, II C . F o b .
J S Sharov II R Steiena. G F,
! a few days.
Smith. B F Whitnrr. S r , D L
its Harris, o f Jacksnn- Thrasher T. W. law ton. Henry Me
i In n ctoe o f The Child- kvl, II J. Chaffer. W !. Sr t I I
*c- of Th* Plaid Tuter Mann. George Morgan. H. R. Ihgh
Director* Seminal# County I
vety spseit Thursday and ton.
Y M . C A.
bsuford on buain— »
JUST ARRIVED
Y o u 'll !
tM ighlt-tl w ith ihu
n e w lilt '* ' th a t foa h ioit h a t o r -
• Continued ftv«i Page One)
Dorger* w ,re. if any. The gov
•r further atate.1 that he b*ft*v
A ay’s artlotu were rr.|K>MlMi
•••T beating he may hare re
•'.'m o v * H v a nil
’>■>......
■
O p iM ailr I’ .'-atuf f la .•
\V
in*
\
m akpw utur m s
it.’ to\ have
F. It. ItO llltlN S
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turn i-Liim- L;>* n«»i iHta «,*
UttVe nv.m in la co n ta . S. H .‘
-V where be i« auppv-r.l ta K•ucting a l»” ’.s d.stamwiavwati
. Ih.itgs
it the anlir. affair I* that Way
. Jaaenbed last year a* beli e
Sraenty ais tear old fathar'
*
*
♦
JJ
<>
’ r »
i , ia cwHad by the w
*1* year old father
[
V Stater” etlt aa t bv the W.-rtd <«
'■* >v been aiaate by W ay fidbiw - ' J
1 M l II right
.!
eighty
*ii> pal
” >,• lighting with * °
u p lrf hit
aha> .
,*
'Cm what might be n i H ■>
Ttlirml bankrupt. The aifhl rtf ‘ J
»
humor
i.i injury ;n. floggirg did
uervuut av'stem t'v* (n|
a ll) nothing left In the war
IV, g-Ung to find out ayh«
fell, w* were, i f Ua the last
i i in this life. It seem, imp
Break* tHf Itetstiawa
LONDON. Mar
*3 (IV S 1 -. lo r » ' them p s s l i M the
The British goseintaerit ha* decblrd to break off relati-r* with
tie t'anlonem aa the result of *t».
Nar.Wtng caitregea it srst rr)« rted
ber. today
*Hi HK NT—
room hrni*
0 's VY. .Ninth 8trv#t. L I’ M
IleauUful 23 pi-** lustre*
•eta la th* m->at pi i” il*r sha
and blue. 3>wr |>s aolhl bbi»
in a i.a h iu lia n o f these ta
I in Miticnoliu Avo.
e e a a a e d t e »♦ **♦ »♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ••>•
RICHMOND. V a , March. 2A— (1N M
So frsr fur llw »afeti
o f missionaries of the S-mthefn
Baptist tburvh in China I* inter
tatned by Dr. T U Bay, assK-tste
secretary of the foreign m iu b ,
Saturday Specials
WITH $:>AM PAIR OK SHOES
\V* Mill g i « r one pair o f Liditia Ir il b e d r o o m slip p e r* w tlh n e t ) p a ir
o f «h<M--a Im tiubt. rtm lin g f l w d o llir a ur m ore.
SATURDAY ONLY
and at a Moderate Price
And buautifully designed go that
they give Ju«« the eorrset allhouet:<for th* ap ri'g and summer, Thrr<
are novel nays of widening skirts
pleats, tu ck irg*-t h a t will awtrg
•mart!} as (>m> walks, that ha* a hers
been fashioned o f materials ta suit
the Individual !a*ta. In this list d
material, are included rayons, a I•
paras, fist rrvpe* and georgette*
LADIES
White Kid
SLIPPERS
Ladies’
SLIPPERS
Kor
Saturduy
Only
A
Spring Huts
That show r*nl style ramhired
With set ■u.v a iu h t/.
De* doped o f high grade
straws and alike.-
$2.50 to $5.98
Certified PobMe A e w U n U
Income T u CaauulUaU
S p c r io i l a l O f
L C . C R A T . lUwsdeml Maaagec
HATS
.Shoe The Family
N ew S p r in g H lylvn f* r
M en, W o m e n A M
C h ild re n .
Ksat fa* appeana,<m. a sa «
furl Hi waanag and m f a r ate price ar* the three ra*-
Straw s
Chitmbray
Your
Choice*
To $3.00
O N E LO T OF
c i
nt
J) I U i
A
Work Shirts
Straw Hats
Men’s Shirts
A Complete Din*
Play Of Spring
Fahrica.
Chitton Hose
$ 1 00
* n ir
Values Cp
HALL AND PENTLAND
ili'tv'l In thi'ac* beautiful ftmr*
irrtti* tln'iwi".
The no wort
frtx’ Vt m w«l] a* tho smartest
frtvkn nrw haTr tleveta|vgf| In all
thi> dgllghtful light 'hailrA an
writ im white*. Hat h <lrt*an rnatlo
« lt h a Root! untile eilk slip.
'eitnous
Ice Cream
The destrvyer* were ordered t
pick up Am erirai refuge** if con
ditmn* in (Thins lercrne teas hatar
dous.
MRS. litK .L K IS II I.
The many fneads nf Mrv- Fred
Imiger. society editor o f The Sea
b e d Herald, will regret to iearvt
that the it confined to her home
hy illness
*
IOS PALMETTO AVENUE
7*p> HANDDSOME GEORGETTE
Ice Cream
for Heal tli
IkrauiH' o f tho larjrt' vol
ume o f leu.'inraa wr ilo It
is iwmniMr for you to get
in uloc'V* or in hulk any
kind of ice n vam you fan
cy.
NEW YORK WORLD
PRINTS STORY OK
ItENJAMIN T. W AY
MS t
SATURDAY - MONDAY
lals ' f Hutchmwm and Espinosa
were U4.
Bo'b Cruiekshank am] the Hitch
started t i c round with btnlir S's
tkeir iron.chats fm a the fairway
icin g true to the pin. Kapinue*
it the Presbyterian thurth.
S P E C IA L
c n t iln f .'
a! A mermans and <i**t ruction j
h-ir proverty
•
*» Hi’ n at the sitmiat I*! priky in today » cabinet
tint, which dem.ted nearly ian
a to
..'n iliteralI'n of the
■al situation prevailing
at
Chat and Nanking
e two American
Admiral.
bea-n »iyen the widest dlson puaaibl* arat th*y will he
rd to the limit, members of
C l . * _______ ( V a
SATU RDAY
Barry Papworth srill enterL member* c f the Afterm Duplicate bridge club at
w l at Hotel F o r m t lucke.
) too r Of the
Methodist lodge.
will meet at 3 o’clock with
Approaimatelr 73 local tvrsA.ni
gt* Steele at her home on arr to appear in the ca.t . f the
Avenue.
.musical show. The dance rumhetra
R. Picnic at Turtle Mound, and song* have l«ren rrhear<ed over
m Smyrna, with the State and o w r during the past few day*
tl Society and the Jane land are ripeeled tr. he the be*’,
Chapter o f New Smyrna fraturrs o f the entertainment.
Following arc s*.i»e of the mempn'a Story Hour at 10 o*- Ivrs c f the east Mr. »nd Mrs.
Paul Kmge. Allen Fnt*. Mrv. Ver
:S# Library.
Frank law W oodruff srill na Mae Ward. !l*.yce Whitmire,
■ at bridge at 3 o'cokk at Mis* Emily H riffio Jiw Crabam.
■e oa Oak Avrnne hoaor- Mr*. Mary Maxwrt). Arthur Zarb> Evelyn A ndersor. a brW“ I ary. Dan llansell. El».*e learner.
■Kathleen Long. Elisabeth Clark.
Alice EMer. Marin
Huddleston,
Beverly Bender. EtheMa P s ilrrv ’ti.
MONDAY
: Jane Torrmwe. Katherine Schirard.
iN Guild o f Holy Cross I Dorothy Forhay, Flisabeth I^-fi
al Church srill meet at 3:30 ler. Dorothy Wiggina, Mary Ellen
with M rv S. O. Chat* at Htggin*. Dorothy Mitcbelt. Martha
» on Oak Avenue.
Talbot, Martice Torrm cr. Elisabeth
Seekers Class at the Metk- Turner. Sadie l e e Vincent, Elinor
nrrh win hold bittiness and 'Hickson, Pauline St.-udereire, Re
newting at the Church at becca Wilson. Mary M aiw rlt, Har
k with Mr*. B. H. S<pure», riet Smoot. Rose Hurt. K- E. G rif
von Squire. Mrv C F . Chr.r- fin. Margarrl Thom peon. Pearl
M rv C. D. Bradbury. .Mrs. I Robson, V. Howani. Mary Helen
IrCleUand. Mr*. A.D. Sb <e- Morse. Elva Pierce, bailie Fletcher.
* 'd Mr*. W. [ . A lert a* Martha Schiffley. Marjorie Turner,
, Margeret Turner. Helen Wilson.
lean Mallory Circle will [Ann Robson. Inez Williams, Sue
3:30 o’clock at the home o f Bell ll>n, Sara Russell. George TalM. Hansel). 1011 Ooak ;bot, Walter Turner. Jane Kaely,
'Oleda Dyson and Mary Wiggtna.
M Mr*. W. A. Radford,
V k sffo rd . M rv G. A
•M M rv O. T. Alford
** Iwytcma Beach Thur»toI to hear Martinet)!, the
f . S. To Hark Admiral*
WASHINGTON. March .
backing far Admiral*
William* and ll.nicb, who art or
He turned la rrrT.nitrate with
B o b h y S h o o N F irst N in e |n the r m t and. n .tug roume. tried
an.itlMr putt. He RiK.nl that,
T w o U n d er P ar F o r A 3 3 ;
amt they that the culprit In
F a rrrll**
T o ta l
I«
107
j
FRIDAY
Rg Art P n r a n t and Art E xElk* Senior Itick School at
i Up T o
Date." at tk*
High School at f>:13e‘cloek
ke auspices o f th* Seroin;le
[ No. 2 O. E. S.
e Clas* for the St. Agnes
s 3:t5 o'clock at be Chapel,
tary Social and Missionary
| will be Held at 3:30
*"wn| o f that <ku>.U which U i
' <adiuan*n> k ti«, hr v i kJ today.
Ths d u n k hat r*> » -rk at Nan
king.
U iw ia M rin at stations bet worn
thcra and Shanghai hart h*m i n ■isted into Shangkaiwhil* tb ow
ttt S ’ tilh i hina hart been ira ra a lod tato Canton and Hongkong
Hay taut
t
Yulut'li
Saturduy
F lo r s h e im
HOY’S KAYNEE .SUITS
BOY’S HATS AND PANTS
M IL A T L Y HKOt t n i
$1.00
AU spring rnodsla mrlndu
same straws and alike a
metal *!Ah. Cum# e*Hr
Let tut do your
d e v e l o p in g a n d
I'MINTING
REAL BARGAINS FOR ONE DAY
Thrasher
Flander'a Studio
■
<*
SATURDAY
W oodruff
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X U E SAN FORD, H E R A L D . FR ID A A* MARCH 2*. 192
T heir“Back tbiFran.ce” Essays Win Prizes
r e x BacVy K arri< Triir v ^ tfk r r 1tN B'vai
rtstgi
iaml :« m Rice ara alt ta*d a x V t\ t~ :o n
^ w 1
. eber H. Stewart ha* L»cfi Mitt | mi
bar’- to Hinumchaxa.
t *t
LAKE! A N D . R »
Ns ' —H »n l
pnlar Y aafrim cat
O f f i c i a l S e n d s N o t e T o CIov.
c r a o r A lle g i n g T h a t 11**k in N e m o W a s K ille d W it h o u t C a u s e R y M ia m i P o lic e
Florida Is F lood ed W ith
SunshineDuringPast Week
U.S. WeatherReportShows
News From The
Training Camps
How Doctors Treat
Colds and the Flu
I
Tthegnt rediictinn In Carr* aa a rvv.
•alt. o f sack an order a* pa*red
yuaterd.i).
Tbruug-h pleat of the ntilr uui'*
* l f l « b k a Urge number o f promi•rent chide na and civic club* uf the
I d x l t'<xi*t a p p c a W to the railMart commUxton to permit th. F.
K. C- Raitraml ta m otn.oe v itb
tb b r old rate* and dwre-arti the
ila e t cut, but the i t a iB li i ion tie*
riataei that this Mould be in rk4aUoa o f Mate statute* *nd «ul<l not
1 11,or: ttf IVean*. Ilatr. « r,l luUii*
piihutkii mviss anu Roquefort
catnap
' !>C U)K nMI.lCATKSS!-:.\
It \|tLoader Arcade
JOHNNYDtIX
Federal Road Aid
For Fiscal Period
Is Over 73 Millions
* u tiii
i * i l a r n r c m u r . * »:* »: s t i i
J t l l l l l t l . f t Ml t IT. IV
VVII
r< i* m w renL i: • m v t i , n wit.
H i*, iv » m v v i l a v .
viiG taiA oiU K Y t t v v g a T i:t erv
CU, a ,- ., t --1 *i i«*q vf Klotlla.
• "Oi ld ilv-.il.
JulIN ft r '.T O t K T and BANK n f
• UAA.it*' a TUUfcT C U . a cetpoe*
•IWO <t »'u riita
Udfi'lftAQll.
IK THR N x l i g U P TH R KTATh
l*r flAiHIHA:
T*> J>a p a . IW M kjr, It U u t lib
M iw l, P tx l* A U t li
\<*U i f - I.etePy re*)iilf*.l H* *('•
peer to |l • Mil e f Complaint tiled
herein ngatpat | •<* I LtWu *t„V f »n tlit«4 .it*** » • rr ttefer* Ure viu
Wit ef AprH. A. I*, m l
“T a * Sanford lltta t 1“ t i t.rr*t.)
itr>t(*<inl w
th*
w v t in tw
tn'
which IhM * tdrr r'lill p . puMUPed!
Ar
REO.V.ONr
,fhc A rJS L E Y
PIELJMONT
nJtwHd
U1
D .~ J :[£* f k t r L ' t'n *
W it h T h e m ?
W inwn are me.', j x r . m t t i
Gun arfn *f»>ut tbeit fontuear.
They are read/ la dt-card-n
«**.- a * > t l fut luki t o i nnnWnn-j
>A*t o f * h « » •• aooc
U'iTKGnU Mr kind amt neat nf'
efflce nt Mifitvnt. S»ml*-,l« CSavt),
r
a
,k ;* tut Wax of ilw tli, A.
rugMfvrti. of - Ure »-ac* thaw
In * * * « lv
*
tlrrk .
Ily A . M. AVeuks.
. l***alV O r t i
W U W u lf
ur Cea.|U|uat
a*
tire Iretl.
-■ r.i -* Ui*<;tt*liiQcil
And
Sunshine
Chick Scratch
Don’ t Swear at Your
a n d w a t c h th e m g ro w
and develop.
Celery Crates
" Um SM nhdacr’ .t Crates ■
5 ami Swear b y Them • ”
a
Ju»l
g it e it a t r i a l, “ i <ttr
M on ey R a c k IT Y oii
A r c N o t S n t i-T ie d ."
Furnishci s To >!*-n 'N ho Ivnmv
■
■ v.'a knots, no cross pratnot!*
* tickn— ju^t bang up Krod*
* rates— made just
right "
5 We think the bect cratcaS
* a the dLstricL v.
S
» WK invite your compari-S
* »n in Lhc fields where ecl-?
* cry is being packed.
•PROMPT service? Oh, ycs.J
a W o are within an hour o f «
■Ary celery field o f this dis-S
Strict.
*
a '
■
J Crates distributed threugl JJ
■ American F ru it G rower*.a
Sine., and Sanford Ovied "
•Truck
Growers, In c
“■
to
S. O. Sliinholser
Ia 'ss
'i han \\ holcsalo Cost
Crab* Manufacturer
&tnford
\ml Kasy; Terms Can He Arranged
Final Clearance!
Here They Go!
*'
Rollicking
Fun
Makers
SECOND NIGHT
Princess
W h a t’s W r o n g
: !-■ ' I n S t y l e — D c -
Sunshine
Chick Starter
LEON A U D I’S
c o e t it i s v t u r c.a t o » rrrr>
T h e C o u ^ b K ille r
KEDPATII
Chautnutiua
\u»p(ct> \\ t m •tv'
•TV A N D R E W JA C K SO N
Auahnilc 'Awn
s h o e s enhance
increase your
‘ T T io m p s o n
v o u r ■•--'J on ih
l or Thrifhy, Healthy,
tfuirk (Jrw inj* Batty
( hick a I Vert
:nd Cot,!* n n J quick attee u
ii) n 'o n o p tluiu l»cl'>
: tcii •ut.’ I f* easy with _ ’
ilritca o f ht-tl.ng, Mtothiag
CO.MIX(
‘A.- T U T W IL f R
Sunshine
Makes
Them
Grow
All Cough
•THE r.V N T P N O F LIG H T"
A lto A ( ■umccty
•It jcfu M q r .U m i D.ueticn
S jn li rd.
Swanky English Effect
Don’t
Throw
V. K IVM U U K S .
The old route o f the railroad na*
through E x t
Pulatka, a *ingb*
track railroad line which la l? .t
mUsp longer than th at'through lit,
A uglotitw and Bunnell. The rsitruml contended that the aid Bnc
was *UQ • part uf tire new, mak
in g a triple track and that they
should not b* required to reduce
t a d f ra te s , (m m i u o f the new
ti~d
lU ied Ham. I.a ache* n Meal*. Salads and Fancy 1 1 , ^
"T H E T A S T E TF.Lt^ V / :
T A L L A H A S S E E ..FI*.. Mar *5
— (IN S I— Another e io n tr y
ha*
complained o f the attitude o f city
police Trim o f Florida aa to their
alleg e! “ renrh treatm ent" at f<»rrica subject* an,I atk.nl that Go**
r rnor John tV. Martin conduct an
Inft-vtftmtion into Florida police
RMjihtMi*.
T h s British coontel. In an off**
d a l Hritish government letter in
the hand* o f the to r e r m r today,
a*k* Florida** chief excmttTC It
in v o tig a te the death c1 ll_ it*n
N tlno, negro. allegedly at the
han,l» a f rw eral Miami pnliron-.n
cm .M a n fh ,ll. Ncmu w » i a Brlttaoro— r..>t ta seek new Joy* q r^ h n lis . but to rcvitc t
Irix subject.
’» wrot* Robert JJcKtnnli i b It ah orai •£ N-w BrightThe letter from Maurice Prow* •
i in n national American L r tU a conteat. The w k K *
artijig British r on sol ton cem inc
■Ion i x l J J T ." Kaustq* P. Hardesty fcru i'C I o f ItuCal
the Miami a ffa ir, la a* follow s:
■ (rip h ti o f ja r s * Ana. Calif., th u d , 1100. Thera » i
" I hate the honor tn brine * ta
1000 comt^titora.
tha attention o f your excellency
the raae o f one lU A in Nemo, ne*
pro, a rat in- of the Bahama*,
who warn *hot to death by t
rnnt In Miami cm the llt h it*
riant.
“ Jt appeirs that thi* man had a
•light collision with a white man.
n » laternational New*. 8 m i c t
with hi* car. The white man reFT. 1 KTKftSBUttG. H a - Mar.
p r t n l the matter to the police
1— In a wild and u u iiy panic fnawho rent tw o poiiremrn to the ne
rrd l y the pitching o( fra n k
gro’ * *tore to arrest him. Ilasl n
ilfs*n. the XV*5to*i Brave* dvwrsesl
requested that he be allowed to
, A x s i f c s lo to is. \Aibnn. who
take his companion* a* wflne»*e*
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Mur. * -'{
a N it,.,,u l Ix-u-ru* uo*p»rt.
with hint, but tM* was refused an I -<INS>- Florida
litrra
J
.,jM on dm u p U -d*. Sleloe* are
he .was ' subjected to very tout' s flooded with runiWtto uttnn** the
treatment and abuse language and week ending yesterday. iWTurdtee i p s * ] CKndltist, Mrawbyrr,. ship*
nt» ctinUaoed
/creed int" I V ear.
to the weekly weather and crop
W estrm iliit*i>sa
T h # policemen claim that he bulletin t relay o f the govrrr.;.'*tf!
The weather wax favw nbh for
attempted to run a was- but other weather bureau i:rn The r-m plrti
, t<lBnt ir e i-f con on. turn, jK*tawitpeare* (w ear that while the po* bulletin follow *.
T A R I'O V fiPEING: . F
, ami int-kiniu T mjcV and <wt*
license rt were besting him the door
’ Tho weather during the wr«V.
rrovett. nrwt th*' rrltia g o f ti • i— U ncle Withrri Rsddn
flew open and he fell out o f the wa» mostly dry. *un«hiny, and wild. , o rcetinm d in w n c d o tr iits.
ear. The policemen then crabbed the percentage
a* i uum a p r w « made favyrraltlc
Hra and wdthout further argumer* xliown by the taWe. u * i high. 71.
shot him at very Hose quarter.', twlnfall wa* ligl ti tnfaet. tv* rr.,1
resultinr in hi* death at the I
©ecured over
tn -t o f th- ne
tal a few hour* lati r.
tion until the bx»t day, wh«n <h .i.
"Front evidence riven at the 1 *. era w rm rather, widespread—lira-'v
Okcectedwe
RT. A V I. US T IM
jpie*!. it SXI »h*’wn that the rfe. crirr jxtrticti o f the vr( 'teen divihjhlc than
Having ''i»ughlrt
reaaed did rot o ffr r any reriitar . > ricn, tVr.saCola rep irtlr.g J-70 inr> have had
and that he was brutally it«nt*-T rhe*. Upland* c u r rtu . h
t i.1
uch to their
and shot without rea*«n, k t th? seclien h.iw fter. t./ J i:e-r>’ fair-,
ju ry hroucht in a te H ict o f Mea*,i espeeiany eaxt o f the Aji»l*.~r>enl»
(••used hy noli re officer* in the Hirer. ShM temperature* rubj -', u
iliac harry o f their duty.*
indicated try the daily t x u * . ■ i f
"From the evidence before r.c.
Th*i mild temperature, a*n- <1 I
1 am o f the opinion that this it an
was killed without cause and th.st KCttMw) (h o v r r i, itlim i'.ytH |
Tn rv.\W up a ci-Vl ovrm ight ».r
grrm lratif". i f ***il und b » . 'i the verdict o f the jury was it*
to .u t aboyt an fctliuk o f y in |
■ l* lt.
feet, and I therefore have the I. • the growth <f fib tit lib- gi rH'tali
it :
yuic th n a t «*r u-nxiUU:*.
t**n (Hat
nor to request that your excellent)- Early plan'.fi] n»m nr-d rettotl t
phy.'irlaiv* and itm ggi»t» are n -.this « flic*
m ar cause an enquiry to be mad? 'u p ta *»>*••! *t*nd»— l *irn pUnt’ ’
r, i
Niiing t'abitab*, th* punwith a view o f ascertalnlnr th- iotitinuert n\*r mo*-t nf thr
fird and tvfin«*d calomel ctimpound
,nn i« w .imjiruvt-1. although 1
true facta o f the core. , ,
•hat g «
.
tha <ff>
iptanwd |avc U* v hariw anl
o f -vn! rrrl and *alt* ccy'Ur.V'l.
I girminatkvnl O w i'g to dry **
in iV l th* uspk a-*aot cffvK t» V!
tu fftfv d <n upland* c-f 3
Ipvniaaulai*ecd thf trap will h*
ur. , (jt |* i Caiutahi at la d rth j t
failure In M>m<* lacahtlre; tiw p r
with a »wallow o f water,—that'v
>prct i* (food, however, ovi r treat
*11. No *a H*, no nautra nor th*
' th* » . »t*m divi»iit*i.
rUgl 'e tt inti rfercot* with
yvwr
Toniatca-c, r jcundwr*. !■< at.«. a
eattnr, work »-r pleasure.
Nix*,
lOltnr d u ck Imptovnt in the ht-rf
r.mrni- ; year cold kiu vanl*ltr<i,
icTn dtvifion, and the » h « » t r .
your i)* tcm «* thoroughly puri
the Uit *Uy will tw af tni.rli l< ’
fied » M ytm are feeling fine with
a 1< art) appetite fo r bren k /irt.
Action Of Railroad Hoard fit to all «r«p* ©a upland* e f t
central tlivutoa w hirs. boWiVt
Eat wb it you idea**— no danger
Is Taken Upon M oihn Of
Get a fam ily p a rla g r, centatnMrs. Hubert L. Knton Who
(
Irjf f-it| dlieetlon*; only M rent*.
'Fake*. Of fire On Thursday ........ ..
and • « -tern •'■*■
At ru ) ilrug *torr
TI*: retUng uf * * ( * i t*»iat- *!i
t *« 1 ( 0
W EI K 1 1 * .*y. **«
hat
O
en
dcUytuI
!*>
•
th<
dry
*
*•.
11 rain* card* at hort e. Ftiare lime
TALLAH ASdEE. H a , Mar 2T.
..berry
*!
*r:
u
iiw
early
plain:
expv-rn net' unni-*vi.!*r>', big npjwr
( INF I—^The Florida ftx li* Kail
tunity5 wtiti* <tulck. Artur A Jlrr**
read C.immlnUn lia* o n lc m l th, nrv d'dnir will. Kl.n the math
■
it
lno>
)
fi
liu
nt*
incr*
***d
fn
»
t
ir g < u, ih-j t. t ', Greenfield, Ohio
lloriit* R a il C m )! Railway lei re*
daeq ita ratwv « n lntra-*tat<* traf- dtvl*)'n, and they (>
fig t» twarn ft . Aciruxtlre and Bun Irrntial c o u n t tvhf
nell In aorcrdanco with a I’J I nui'* . there- wa» a rrdured
►hart *fut oyer the ao<aUrd -MouJ* ishipment* and car lot
trjjL-rqt-nff', efferlivw May 1„ ar* j tomatnea ar.d j**'tal'
coriOnp to ■ ruling in the mail* from the K.uihirii i
today to (hr official* uf- that railI n i i *ulph>ir prenaraiiun, he*
ea6*t «*f Ita grrin itettreytng prop*
« tBDtion that tltr erdt r be m*
retie v. «eM»r> fail* to ifutekl) «.►1 in tiia book* nf the Florida
■i'll* itching, even o f fu ry ***■ rra,
■lpiilx>.».l Commi-->ir>n, it i« un*
Th*. first aFPlication make. U*>
tood.jra* the fir»t offirial act
fkm cowl ami vuaftrrtab!*. Uae x
Ire, ROwrt L. Eaton, first w e
urrd blutcbe* are heak-.i right up.
tgeruttre officer o f the rtaUr,
I!-.wire M rnthf-Suipl■: r tl apt t»r-t
awgiminv quabfwd and took
tikn any ple*>Hr.t rvU rreara and
l’oJ,h nf offirv an railtv-ad coat*
i*
t jim '-o *
1 1-u r*.,
t> n«r, •ntrei <Unr her Utr hue*
■nail ja r frem spi)
druggivt.
" f tlife romaitMmv. A ; K. W O K Uw
f h N M i i and Eugene U l i t t b r i n .
I l i e e a i u i M i i *re*r rr-arka the
rlu«4 i 'I IS monUu i f effort < « tl**
part
the D irt Coa-t Jtmlruad
ta b* permitted to cairttruie rb »rg .
trg .ahtlr old pe**eng> r fare betwoaa Jaefcaonvillc aad Miami In
thu fade of a fbarteuiag o f the di»tance between than* retie* 'u f »lm*»t twenty mile* by the o m »U w turn o f thr double track known a*
t ie Moultrie r lU -lf - M * jR
Aogvvtuni and Bni urlt. Tip- rail
road contended that it would Iom
SPECIALS FOR SATURTJAY
Delicto up Layer Cakes 38c Each
r
lU L t ll 1
f lub
Five Big Days
TODAY
*M \ riF T H E SOUTH
Tjp'W*> ire
r iC U t lN t . 'U B J N fcS
f'h ap ier O
tha t d w t i of near. Hut once
they find out that *». m-Le the
beeU a* gvxal a * u t r , oud re
pair the t o lr i ii\ » n ay U ut te>Wre* the original *haye. tiie>
ire won oxer. Brit.g y jo r* .
.* '
-to
Coil Bed Spring, worth .?8.00 now ^2.
Lot Iron Cuk^, worth 810 now each |t
m
Cane Bottom Chairs, worth $2.50 to v
$1,$1.5051
SoiifI Oitk.Chaiis, worth
noweachU
HIUe Kihhon i^anol Hods, toll size, 2
inch jK>sts worth 12*50 now
$1
-Matti es, os, cotton and felt plated,
full 50 lbs. worth to $10, now $6.95
Dressers, Oak and Ivory, worih over
double
$5.95 to SI l
Ivory Chiffoniers, $20.00 value
now
5^95 ti» $10,
Walnut, Duco finish, SO inch b u ffe d
$75.00 value each ..
..........*|i
China Cabinets, walnut, $75 value
each .
............
i20
Flut Top Desps* slightly, storm (iamajeed in Miami storm, $50 values
now.
.......
..... .jL- - .....
In which to pay youi* State ui
Taxes, Books close April Mrst,
wait until the last day and ha
in lino for hour/i.
■srrits between JacksoarM lam i and aought tha
rie dubs on that ir o u .v i
m il'j/. ;
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�THE SANFORD 11LIU 1.1), 1 KIDAY ftlAltCIl
TH IN K — If you arr thinking o f
rOR RENT
building. why t-uv !hr Architect* TW O REFRIGERATORS — Good RESTAURANT
rundition; prtrr.i rea*t>nah)e.lher-j Good prupoaition t..r 'm an and
*r viral liurplrni ik.llao for plan-,
See J.
I L arcu'dlMX to ttio num- . when you can get the tame free. eon larktn, Inc. M. lander A m nia. *'lfn with w ire capital.
I’hone H80.
", A. fid e , Lincoln llotrl.
■Tavriti aoT number of InJ
ami
keep
your
money
in
your
pork
K ,
p*r rate *ch*4ul* beM ARVAN tA I VKFFRONT
Hfka roJ«e»«l rat*-# a i« lor
rt . For further Information ace
lU 'SIN KSS IOCATION
Oriental ruga, -ma'I
Laii<* laaeftlaaa
No >0
SAN FO RD NOVF.LTY WORKS.
room
litdO \t
china etc, fitt My til* NICE S T o R )
F | ,r |w> than see.
V. I'. Culler, I*rop, IluiUinr Con21*1) Magnolia Avrntto. Suitable f i r
C t f i m t itATiat win t.*
I tractor. General Shop A Mill Wotk
amall bovine**; rent reannablc.
Caaon renuaat. am) rharseU
and Houae
I'njniing. Hit N.! f l \ F ROOMS
b line inelaad of the went
Two beautiful and finely ’oral*
Of furniture ami Apply at A. P. Connelly A Son*.
EarJe *v*rag»* a line.
French A re. Phone 2'kS-J.
household furrmhmg*. aUn Frit«* & 4 Magnolia Ace. I’hine 48.
U reniiX K Aim. will l»e raid hotr.ro with raotorn etpoaure In
•lain*. Will or it at . a m in e Apply
B (or patron* and collector
IH— H a n l r d *.*» R rn t
W AN TED— Children'*
*ewing
only
h<>utr
tvn
French
A
te.
In
liamadtatal) tor payment,
Mr*. H lgg., Phone &26-J.
L trmaaiaat order* are pa) Manama. Ca*h and term* ran he
Hiram wold.
|W adeanee of publication.
W AN TED •• !•» rent or buy. • t
THE SEMINOLE URINTERY
■MINI) HOtTR: Copy rrcalv12, or larger tent, *” <*<1 condition. arrangeJ right for any aunatan
! OR S A L E :— !
| p i lleraM ntflee by,II •*
A h - . t l CAMERAS
Phone 425 or *17.
[ . i l l be publlahed the u n i
Practically new
AND 8U P P U K S
lial amt da virahje pvrrrhaaer.
Up - Cinder* tile
A PA R T M E N T W AN TED T h rrW . H k 8 t W. N. Lamley, Prop.
ygMtif: tf an error la mad*
Herald will not be
or four room fpartm rnt wanted'tn
Fwcluatce Agent*
•allla for more than one
L U PER kcN n — Habere a* her
Southern part o f Sanford. Giro
fart Inoortlnh. therefore
Id
—
lio
o
m
*
W
ith
H
oard
bead pi art* r« fur C o l I • f I a t e
full particular to **C A. 1L* cut?
gne* ihould bo aotlfied at
Obthra. 110 P in t Street.
Herald.
im v T w rA N C i: o n u i .i w
BUILDING D LOCK*— 1rrfgallon ROOMS, with or without mewl*. IV— II ih im n F o r S o le
be made in perao* at The
Rea* unable rate*. Uneuln llotoL
(t Harold oftlre or by
h u tfj and general cement worn
Telepbeao
dleronlla*
MirtCrle Concrete Co.. J. E. Ter* llV— A p a r t m r m s- F o r R en t
eHero aro not Taint.
Matonic Temple
willrgrr, I*rop.
UtflFlOATfON INDEX: The
line olaaaiflratlona
aro
f o u r r o o m .- - delightfully tm>i
lardliod and numbered for
reference. They arr madefurnnhct leaf, eartern e\|>oeu*-*
krhatatlcellr and numarlocated on Park Avr. For iiu|>s.
M iacellanrm iH F o r Sal**
The ado under oarh hoodGrade* Come From'
tlon and *11 (larticular*. a d d m i
m also made-up alphabet*
Sixth. Phone 797.
Route " A " RD Hot 215,
SALE Sewrral bargain* lrt
g irlE D tl ATE SCHEDULE
In Kaiiioa, rebuilt ami gun.'
• following acheduta tall*
(JkNEY'S ORLM STORK — Pro- APARTM EN T— For rent
FOR S A IF --N e w h ro-'tn
I. Hof Mar Hatter) Co. t i t
in. > i t an tulld ada ft "in
greatly reduced. n«'l W.
^rriptlona, D nir*. Soda. We are
<»n Summerlin Aver ie Mayfab
end Street
cvli to 51 word* for ona to
Street.
between Union A tth, ahatl pa)
m near you aa your phone.
■■■ r p in *
Whin r iiiiflu l
are nrdarad. aoch llae will
ment— Itatani» eaty term*— See o.
Gall 103
HIOLA Slightl) ui*<i for a
mntad aa 4 wurd*.
Conveniert flr*t floor anaitmeut write J. II lUum
20.* N Part,
ht tube >u|ier hetiod) na at
• word rate applleo to each
Phonograph Repairing
for rent; furniihrd or unfurntihrl
rain lb<\ t0| i are Herald.
■n. for eaarapla It word*
lhano Tuning
Very reaaonable. Apply llfl Weal
V m a.fll' tia at lr a word
FOR
SALE
f* Room hf»u*e FOR SAIJL
fly expert* with 17 year*
a It tlmaa I* or I t * * , ada
Third Street.
1 three pve>e flbr
■nlng laaa than It word*
nn Summerlin Arrnue .Mayfair—
___
ex Done nee.
living n>otn •ulte Ilk ; 1 drr«ontrd aa t l word*.
navna
Union A 4lh. amall fvpy*
Sanford Music Stora
table, tn dr mltrt'r. $!t'
i 1
r An ment lUlam> rayy term e- Sce ne 11 vhjr In i, new
and Gift Shoppe
m ilt iv t i, cMipIt** *
* 1 write J. It Halim 1M2 N. Pafk,
Room 10 A 11 Me Lander Arcade.
' *« . 1 mt . $1 1 aQ he«trr • '
Avenue.
Phono M i
Elm Ave, upatalr*.
NEW— Furnl.hed
apart
FOR YOU R H E A L T H S SAKE TW O
HUNGALOW
Atirarllvrly
fur
Eat hen*, duck*
TRY
C lH K O P K A fT IC
A D went*. fir«t o f April, S4itf. rd an t
niahed, A roomy, bath, aleeplni **le, alive or
JUSTM ENTS. DR. W . E. MAC- Geneva Avr*. Phone 21*1-W
p><rvh, double garage, n be lawn am!
DOUGAL. 1ST N A T L DANK
ahrubbery. Ca>h II.UD0, Iwlance I
THREE
FURNISHED
r<v>m« ,,
RLDO. PLONK 482 J.
year*.
Mr*. Simmon*, next to T a t
V.I
1
j firat floor, all convenience ty Shop, Park A tm ue.
Fifth St.
CONCRETE in every ahape and Fiflh
form , block*, tile roofing, ortta* — ------------—■■.■
~ — --------- HOUSE FOR S A I F —4-rooma a n /
mental*, ele, Sanford Cement Prod- FURNISHED
A PA R T M E N T ,t«ath, lot
rloa* In. W r
u* l* Company, Fifth and Maple •* Cli-nirnl A p a r tm c f. 'IJ2 |*a:k take lot a* fir at pajuient. l-alar^e
S t'. Phone 112-W.
Ave. Garage in*!*..!%•! Apply Apt like rent. Phone 2d7.
iified Rates
I
I
CLARENCE SMITH
Goneral Contractor
iSW Wert Firat Strewt
at Phone 441
CLEAN ING . PRESSING. DYIN G
— •‘We do It Better." T ry u*. R oy
al Cleaner* and Dyara, J. C. Jackton, 305 Ea>t Second SI., Phone
4kl-J.
n b u n r c m t'iils
A. Ik- ROSSITER
Av*nu«
Phone 212-^
Ural Suggestion fur Evrry
Occaalon
oral Daren* a Specialty
ANENT W AVIN G — $10
IIS. Slarcetling by our e tperatjr. Blue Bird Beauty
k I'ione 24J-J.
-METAL ROOFING—The Roof KverDvting.
Metal
ahlnglev;
atandmg team tin and galvM irrJ
rvmf*. See Janie* II. Cowan. Oak
ave, and Third St. Phone 111.
M ATRESSES properly renorated.
one day a e n k e in Smnr*nt, by
Sanford Matrrta Factory. Phonr ,
TRADE— Hudaon
coach
i new, will accept Ford m
*r a* part payment. W. C
154<I Sanford. Ave
boost s a n f o r d
IhUl.E HUDSON-ESSEX
6— H elp W a n te d (Male!
FOR RENT: In Lock Arbor M..d
env home-, five large room* A
bath with hut ard told water
electric light*, large rV>*ete »lee[ng )M>rch, at*ret -nm, garage, $V>
tier month t,
W|tmer, P
O.
ROY
W A N T E D - Smart
a h " - Ib.v 3.10.
buy to work im ati* flfw er* n F J t ’ R-ROOM UnfurnDhetl houit
Highland Pgtk after achool a n l
on Saturday*. 15 cent* an hour
•Fill* n»om unfur*
Apply at my reaidence, comer
mrnnr fift h Mreet
Kim Avenue and Jig*h ey Sir**:
A w . W o «4 n iff «tvi
W A N TED : —Two boy* to deliver
Herald* in afternaurv'a. Mutt lie
huatler*. G «id pay fur tight t •: •
Apply in afternoon at .1:30 o ‘<Ice W
at lleraM Office.
S— F m A iirin l
• *fv* .‘ v cr v ir c
CLEAN
YOUR
* tt o i.U T E L Y
RUGS
CLEAN
t!nfurnl»hed ten i™ m h«u»e for
rent. 4o2 Oak A*e. Interior re
n cvvE Y TO LOAN nn improve*' painted. Apply tV. It Ring lud
Hanford oroperty in
amount* Palmetto Ave.
from $2,001) to 1 10,000 Mail picturra with detail* Carnr* Hrolh*
arv. CO Ea*t Central Are., Orlande,
Via.
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C A M l t i ,— * AR»
viK w i* viA»vi>U t r o c - i w
VA W lA d o f c v b f'AiBC’ i P t
I f— jC
FOR
SALE Two
aerr truck
farm*, do*e in, on l»l*ie High
way. fl.iwtn* water, electrwily, I..
A. Itrnaud K.*n W. Firat St
MOV IS II I K TIME
TO BUY T il AT FARM
AND START HOMKIHING
We are all going back to tb*
farm where rial value* wifi *1wa)a prevail. Ju»t nuw la the tlrn*
to move a few mile* from Hanford
and rtart that rhhkeu farm and
raiae irgetahlea for the home mar
ket. Ju*4 *urh a place ran be hat
on the Kanford-Orlando rt-ad ata>ul
thrve mile* from Sanford in thhigh and Malthy oak and pine
m i tion' good for ritrua fru-ta. good
I b tll rtf*l «
f.^ poultry and good for all kind* till*
frteiAf o f Mir r « l « l
o f vegvtablea
Thirty acre*, hlghl flhf r*i(Mil* r t*Mf
Iff for M l» In tl
ttM4« r f**« r$«h
tp'MI • v.f •«!*
•* tlt*» 4 |*rut »ti *
»n «
AKI/J6 -1M6 ourfO P^ofo
Fine Wcathrr For
Pinuhiirst Tourney
PIN K ill HhT SJ ‘ | . Alar 25
* IN?** *'An
Imaii tun F ami J
|n IK# rrtN M
nt«t» #*f k »•• fail
T V MriBUfiti
M l V u t l *4-tu
SH
V f» H .
n**111fe tt«o«* i
A T T R A C nV # i worn* to rewt f«rf
alorea or u fftw i a) Path Ar*.
, nd Commercial H r e e l
*. M
Young, Owner. ZM Park A**., •#•
poaito Court Heuaa.
A X - l u b M u
r?lt*KT IM A PLVU
DAN»
?O l
p i i o r o e o A t M C R , if
mo
1 biting »io«l aMatl 1* the *
the motatag at th* gala**
*la«a alarted
a)
The hea
dried* which taw**
•d p*wt|atn*m«nA of the epeaing
i I '.c r v d )*<|er*da),
wav gone tn
day.
An addlto-eal rptrr atarted th'*
niurnlwg She wa* Mr* Hubert II
jltailiiw. of Philadelphia
threa
tnwe* aorth amt .»rth rhampton.
By Taylor
RMEOMATlSM -
t
OUK BO ARD IN G IIO USI
m
|>o YOU NEED MONET— Hare
unlimited amount on Reaiderj* 17— Huvlnrvi I'lnrrc For llrnl
and Bu»ine*< property Chu|u«ta
Offu-e Young Bldg V P*rk Ave. n r n c t EOS « r N T —la Meiacb
(Hug
Apply A f C-««w*ty *
San*, Magnolia and 2nd
I I — M iM flU n r o u *
STOVES— 3 burner g*» r»rr™
with oven I2L50. (lorenee antemet 4 4bumrr atuve $20. 2burner
gaa plate $).*><> 4-1 Mi l-andrr
Arcade.
rttAu. vCMRSt
r Moo po aa\ r.rfOA Viuc ooP o4E. \
of w . ciiUPteo maw h umiuW
oq "
\ OFFICIAL ^OR'TRAn u '
REST HUT IN AGRICUI.TUR- |
AL I AND
In The State Of Florid v
tn the flowing well dlatrW nrer
Sanford, with d ay tuhwoil.
Oil
New!) Decorated hnuaekeeping the highway ami one mile fru.n)
room* All convenient* Rate* |r>,b0 R. R. 'tation.
Already r lea red, Perfect
wei k Plenty •hade-- la k e litre
drainage.
:e li"i North la u n I
*
Virgin **>i| . f yiuur|<vuol fr r -l '
lility, will grviw anytiiiTig.
I ‘Kg) Acre* In unit* o f t n. , . v, *
a* many a* m want.
AT A PRICK HO U1W IT AY11 L { 1
' Make Your Head Sw,m"
I p.n
Home Seeker*. Ilrre I* Your
Chafue
I
It May Nrver I’nme Again
| bm
U n t floor unfurtilahed apartIf you ran make a amall <aah| J'1*'
ment fur rent, vacant April 1*1
payment and flr.an*e your f l r » t )
filft Myrtle- Ave. Mr* Noble.
t
crop, n will eaaiiy pay (• r ih e l
THREE ROOM Furni-br,| Apart land
j r*i
mrnl. Apply Herald Office.
If )"U arr liMtklng for a "Snap'' !
, Here It t*
|mSee Me At Once
' »•<
San Iar.ta APARTM ENT fo r
J \\ M YOUNG
rent.
Mr* Swain Apartment N-.
iTargam* In Real Katate
4. Phone fflO-W. Ueai-'ant Agent
Park Ac* and Com me it it I St
I
F. E. Dutton A Co.
*
FIVE ROOM llurgalew for rent
Apply «»1 Park Ave. phone 221
lt> William
*4 ‘ V 'O v fe O .
7
I)— Earni.y | nr S a lr
FURNISHED APARTMENT—
for rent, attrartiir four iihuiw
and iwth; downataim; g a ia g r; rea*
wmable, 2201, t ,.ik Atriiuc. nioiit,w ' w
A1CHT-CH RISEN BERRY PRINT
SHOP — Printing. Engraving.
■t A n d F o u n d
bEttibouing, S*o u* firat. We du
L Phone 417-W. R. R. Avenue— Lleenae plate C-202^il i Commercial StreetHr— lliiu w it F ur H in t
city or between here and Mt
Return to 508 Myrtle Ave “JEPSON W A N TS TO SEE YOU"
llouae. Hotel, At>attment !leu»-v SIX ROOM- l i e u Vi
anything in Furnitut* J EPSON rrnl. Weat Fir*t St
ilom n h iles
FURNITURE Co. I l l ST arkA ve. tar St. W. L. Hutu
OUTOURWAY
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FRIDAY-MARCH 2& rJV 7.
jfcA.
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codree vra* 78.87 miles an hour.
fog, the A. A .
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The Miss America II in line,
hrtv
with
eWetrieal
u tter* to
another member e f the famous
speed boat f s r jly , holds the record official recortls. Tlot)|1 g u ,
of the tasU st time ever made in •> w »t Daytona Beach t,, t i *
fresh w eter P0.ri7 miles.
<«*t« of the Mys!I«ry 8. y J
Announcement sras made th a t T. record hreaking automoblk.
C0LUM BU8, O. Mar. 2 S -U N S ) term s. Gallia County ha* « normal
«>( shout IE. I Pop) Myers, general m anager
—Mrs. Virginia Barker Harding, Republican plurality
2,000 rotes, and has sent only one : of the imlisnapolis speedway and
Continued From Page One)
distantly
related
by
m
arriage
to
President QooUdg* U
D tm orrut to the state legislature, I member of the contest hoard of the
k*rdmerit w i renewed with I
, , .
Situation Dlncourafflnff To form er President W arren G. H ard betides Mrs. Harding In «W years. Vme r icon Automobile Associat to have n slight sprain In kb!
Provides
Sum
re»nlt th at negotiation* were . L e fffa atu
la ture
r
* . ' ' b y th e Cantonese end
Of 150.000 For Further
General Expanrdon In Pro ing,, and representative front G al Yet. In spite of the fact she con io n . and Odi* Porter, chief tim er w rist. 'Justice', * a y th e f Bmtf
County In the Ohio legislature, ducted no campaign, made only on*
(merit* made fo r the evaruduction
Of AU Bis Crop*; lia
Study
Of
Crime:
Believe
hold* the distinction nf smashing rprerti, and her opponents cam
■iorelgner*.
MKI
Market CondiliomiBeviewed many precedents.
LEGAL NOTICE
Thuifn Are In Fear Of I.aw
paigned with the experience of s
he official report* from Nan< chus f a r show the following
In the first placr, she I* a Demo *?n«oncd politician. Mrs. Harding * | SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER A fT n r
WASHINGTON. Mae. 26-(IN S) c ra t; lle r husband hi
ALBANY, N. Y* Mar. 23— (IN S)
*w PM
• WS•*» Re m ajority was almost 2.0<»0 vote*.
an ■
ardent
NO 810.
am
OF RESOLUTION NO.
. —Again i p i.ih e . tbresbold of a publican, sod was twice , qlrcted
Incidentally, the man she de
JO"Am erican* were evacuated —New York State I* In a fight to
I planting scaaNn. American agti- rountiy treasurer oft
th* finish with rrlm r.
on th e Itepubll- feated is a neighbor, anil one of ’ Adopted on the 2tilh ibiy of Ju ly A. D. 1920, by the City
»y:.
.
I cultdrr *today' l*..Vv‘ fhHvard In can ticket. . • ii
The leg islatu re haa ju it approM-T w arm est personal ftirisls.
t
i0 Americana wcie evacuated
of the City of Sanford. Florida.
"
,
pdated $60,000 so the S tale Crime
fo r it),
even lass'nildring: araapeem
.
A negative randfdat*. wh*» _ _ .—
—**l------■brii*-------------------vw. legislature a--epari x'w
The
following
is
the
estim
ated
coat
of
paving
Pecan
Avtrai:|
favor
of
tr.c
general
faun
Commission
ran
continue
its
study
27
thap
greeted
the
(aipi
____
_
*
in
ft
t i , American* nre
reported
puslled Into the rate- for the W*M-i/flany hr*r«, and I am
industry a year ago, according to n isture post by her friend*. MriyJ ib e kgiflfltor* studying prrhh-m* Tenth Street South to Twelfth Strevt and Tw elfth S tn ,-t
sing, and are believed to have of the ta»M and prevention of
crime. This i* the second $60,000
survey by the Department of A gri H arding la s t year won the DemA-: •* government more extensively. Avenue Went to Olive Avenue, a width of 24 feel w ith „),♦*
1 massacred.
culture's bureau nf economic*.
r r s tk nomination in the prim ary taking lr»*. and expressing ti>rir an a rock ba*e or with other initaM e paving m aterial.
dm lral Hough's latest report appropriated for this romntiaalon
“The situation la clearly such a , election, and then defeated in th?' ppftnlon* by their vote#.” she «sid. j.tkW t'u. Yds. grading
. 120 Americana a te mi*#lng In the last twm years.
7.V .... .....
.....
Senator Caleb It. llaume*. rhair*
to discourage any genera) expan general Hection, a Republican male rutnmiag .up her political philosoI
are believed to haVe been mar*.
2.7UI Lin. F t. concrete curb and g u tte r 0 $ 1.20 ........
sion of agriculture production.** th« op|Hji.rnt who had served twis pity.
•d conflrma the International man of the crime com mi a* Ion,
burrnu ««id in sum m arising the
It'd) IJu. Ft, oingle curb to 50c
.. ............. . ...
va .Service dispatches rent ri* thinks the state is fe ltin g the up*
2>^U ~
national survey. “ With an aver
nt ago th a t there were more per hand on the criminal, lie said:
.1,.',20 Sq. Yds. imving
$2.50
................. ......
‘New York S tale is slowly bat
age *rason, a continuation of re
1 lrtO American dead In Nan|,|5 0 Lin. Ft. 12” pipe 9 $1.35 .
. .............
._
surely winning ih> battle with orlatively low latu rn s from most
2
Manhole*
(i)
$75.00
..
....................
.
:unicrd
crime.
We
know
for
a
crop*
i*
probable,
unless
acerage
fl official report atated that
erica n Con ml General I>avi* la act th at many desperate criminals
is reduced.*'
7 Inlet* ip’ $50.00
. .................. - ............... .. ........
**, b at it did not d e a r tip ta r- are leaving the state for fear of the
Hevirwing general m arketing
2,800 Lin. F t 3” drain tile p, $200,00 per M. ..........
report* that Davi* had l»*«n lira.tic untl*c! line laws enacted by
conditions during IWrt, the report
MIAMI REACH. Fla.. Mar. 25 • trol*. tbs* fast-etepping hydroplane 300 S«|. Ft. concrete alley return* fti) 50c .... ................
the last leg islatu re. And
the
mdrd.
'
pointed nut that the gross value of (IN S )—A newunofficial saK traveled the ntll'*' in still wuW
. ................. ............
to
he official advice* atated that State haa only just begun
the principal crops, based on price* water speed, . record was on the twelve mile* an bnur faster than Engineering, advertising, etc.
.
few American aailora were fight.*
of l!ee, I, 102*1, was 67A02JMO.OOO hook* tiMlay as the result f the It* time mads- in competition dur
Criminals In Fear
itided,* but did not atate how
compared with 12.7*0,000,000 for mile dash of the ills* America V, ing the recent- regatta held hrfr.
Total estim ated c o a t.— ...............a ...........
HU
One law that has pierced the
/ received their wounda.
the same crop the year before—• holder of the previous record, a t The fastest time made during the
T« I* Horn*- entirely hy adjacent property nwnera.
fiirial lohflrtnoth-n haa been heart of criminal* [with fear, ac
A billion dollar loss sustained by a -peed of 80.72 miles |>er hour.
meet, around a two mile rectangu
. Numlter nf fret front ugr 2,l0?.3tl.
iv:-d of (h# tlfalh of Dr. D. cording to members of the crime
the fanners,
With Paul Wood, brother of the lar course, wa* 28.06 mile* P*c
flam s of Shawnee, Ohio, a I,*- commission, is that which compel*
**In consequence,'** the report
Assraament |>rr font fruiitAge $7.20*1.
. , , >
hour.
Judges to sentence fourth felony Coash JL B. Brtesland. left* aw continues, Mrondltion* in certain famous pilot. G ar W o o d / nt the
d Stale* inU.Vonanr.
Wood's
average
for
six
ilaahc*
FRED
T.
WILLIAMS,
F.r,im«,|
offenders
to
life
imprisonment.
wheel
and
Orlin
Johns,-n,
chief
K.
M.
Peteraon,
right,
la
ehowln
■Jaumptlon of ham bardnwnt of
Important producing regions have
It was enacted at the last m**- I'atrersliy of Iowa gym student shown no improvement within a mechanic fnr Wood, a t the c*w- up ond down the straightway
• -■» • i'rrl
iking la believed here to Indii th a t the Chinese ronba there aion of the Legislature, and has a neat trick with umpty milk boi year.
Nsnir
- De»/rlpiinn
I'reo fag r
The disparity between
=«=
e a rain become unruly and are been vlgnnwly attacked by some tlse Try It some time—they m prices of farm products and the
Robinvon'. Hurray 01 An Addition l o haalurri. Fla.
Judges
but
it
Is
on
the
statu
te
It le ratkar oasy.
eking foreigners. The earlier
cost of industrial goods and sc r-/
It. G. Griffin HW r»f Block 22
.
.............. ~ -.lW .2 8
U had been to bombard the book* to stay, the legislative I ad
vires 1* greater than a year ago.*
Mr*.
A.
E.
Hill,
Beg!
I33JM
fre
t
Bouth
of
Northweat
tone*, headquarter* Until over er* declare. Since July I, last.
The general level of farm prk'm
** were made, for the rorrendsr when this law went into effect. 23
lo r n tr nf Ul»ck 22, run South 40 feat, Eaat
declined
12
*ver
ren
t
during
1022.
he foreigner* now In Man hi tip, men have been went-to prison for
120 feet, north 40 feet, w r it to beginning 40
Producer* of livestock, wool,
report* later aaid tala plan life as fourth offenders.
duiry products and sugar will »p.
HuMiaril Heed, Ueg- '.*3i,n ft. Snutli nf N orthw est c o t
Bills are now pending before the
l, been withheld,
crate In generally fair m arkitnt
trlrttm (illea, UritUh conaul present leg islatu re to remove some
tier nf Block 22, run South 40 f e e t , ' (fast
the bureau forecasts, but p n ifit—
eraf at Nanking. ia now report- of the teeth from this law, but they
*f
120 f t . North 40 ft.. W rit Ut beginning - - 40
or
loss—in
other
rnmnildllic*
will
have been marked for defeat, ac
arounded and missing.
| Mr*. A. K. llllt, Degin 67 fL South or N orthw est cor *
carry with the urerage, particular
Urtber fumixn warship* were cording lo the legislative leaders.
ly In the ca*e of cotton.
n rr of Dlovk 22, run S-.ulh 38.28 fL, Eaat
latched tn Nanking today from
or the sort members of the State
Wheat growers “can ta-arcrly cs- j
leg islatu re, only two voted against
120 IL, N orth 30.28 ft.. Weat to beginning * M.2H
! J 8 U « w arship landed a the bill m e n d in g tie life of the Hill T u Ik* In tro d u c e d
In to poet tn receive returns for 11*27
|*p-ie Thumaa, N orth 67 ft., nf Weat 120 ft~ of
, crop similar to those which have
« o f 30 men n t Nanking eariy crime commission for another year.
N e x t I.e g U la lu re T o I'e r- prevail, .I for the IfrJd crop, e-pec67
Block 2 2 .............................. . — L- - J - —
be day M investigate the «Ui»* They w eir Assemblyman ta u is A.
m il G u m b lin g A l T r a c k n ; tally If prodiMlion alioold I*- m a
K.
Eobanlgi, Begin at N ortheast corner Bbwk 23,
n and found th a t |h# Japane-ie Cuvillerier and Assemblyman Fred
W ould I.e u a U /r A ll K aceu terially Inrreaaed.''
'.uUte- had-been tooted, but th at erick L. Ilackenburk, New York
run South 120 ft.. We*t 46.6 ft., N orth 120
f'orn farmer* “are fuccd with
is a ilv all the Japanese nation, City Democrats.
ft., Eaat 4 5 /, fL. to beginning ------------- 120
the
pn»|>e<t
of
lower
price*
unless
had evacuated the city,
JACKSONVlLl-K, K U . Mar 16
TT
” Xf
|
Shade
Randolph.
Begin 120 ft. South nf N ortheaat
average
I*
substantially
reduced.**
— (IN S )—'Touts, undesirable but
h e n wore heavy casual It*.
“ A favorable year fnr |lvr*tnck
corner Block 23, ru n South 60 fL, W est 146.5
inevitable fixtures nf race tracks
the Chinese during the firSavinffs on the fineat of food
Nanking and while the Ammight do well by turning lobby's ptodueeri it in prospect. Hog*
ft* N orth 6<) ft., E ast 145.6 ft., to begin
gad British warships were
for a short time when the state price* are likely to he maintained
nationally
known for their pur
n i n g ............ .........................— ........................... 50
b ird log to prevent th e Canten
legislature meet* a t Tallahassee near the 1922 level. On the whole
ra ttle prices are expected to tonJACKK0NVII.LK, l l a . Mar. 25 in a few dey*.
j Ella Williams, South •> nf Block 23 ...._................173.3
front storm ing Somny Hill
ity and high quality.
pe the foreigner* had taken re- (IN.1)—The UUIe l(o*d D epart
IMIMa Collinv, North 6o ft., of West ItKl ft., of Block
Only by enactment of a new tlnue the upward price swing be
ment met In quarterly session law governing race track operation gun In 1922. The whole markr*.
Just note the Havlnga that can
o has her* today to consider a number of ran the thoroughbred apart appur appear* to be firm, with no m ar
ets. fimedUy B atkr»'w HSo
fieri. Jonra, Begin 50 fL South of N orthw eat corner
matter*, including the hud* eaUy.
ket change in price in sight.
..............
_
I
■
■
rt appointed
commander «f an pending
'
be
saved
for
Florida.
The
he realised on thene IteniH below.
t fo r the ensuing >rar, redd eslstlnir statu te-h as been* found
nf Block 37, run Edat 100 ft., South 60 fL,
P o tato growers are admonished
.United States marine*
m ir tiiu ip the
tiding suggratiDll*, atvl requests
in guard against over-planting.
' ' on tht
Went 100 fL, North to lieginning 1.........._...60
n of hostilities. arrive^
the
by
the
talc
sUprtuip*
court
found
“The dairy Industry is on a
tie . inf ffbm various robntle* for «M in s ' .tu u r r h 'su p p o rte r' In Governor
Millie Jenes, Begin 100 ft. South of N orthw eat cor
road pn^ilems. ,
!|*U|y wsmt «m
atm - mitvlng
•foim Vf, Mhrtln. The eaecutiv* stronger basis than n >ear ago.
iipmkimdting
$R.ner Block 37, run South 6u ft* E a s t to A t
l:xpendilur#'i
appmSim
Dairymen
urc
likely
to
have
a
I M O atf Pm sbdrg and AMifVfiml rait irdrk
........prooject* all bn^n'i prufMs
. on rttgjor road
W
H
IT
E
H
O
U
S
E
lantic Coast Line Railroad rig h t of way,
moderately
favorable
spread
be
nt .length
.em
jK
X
SjSw
]
Vftllength
rujetlallv obmislou* it* tween, the price of feed and tin
lied for In the
v>, earn mender of 'Ihe'iUnlted ov«r the ita le are call
North 09 fL, W rat to beg ...... .— ......
iplatc*
I
’
'"IT'D
ib
a
f
h
r
wants
to
erffnrre
for fo#d work rontempUt*-price of dairy produtt*.
Mi turral fo rte . In Chlaete. w«. bwdtjjlj^ next
Mile* Austin Heir*, South 50 fL of Block 37 --------- 66
'tw elve month* w hbh ih r.lsw .
..
• Afterwsrda tien. ButleV vla- already liM 1btea,apjanove<l/
tant«- * ./Lhrealrned Troops
Atlantic Couat Line
'
!'jaa$Hm hedtWnjpeters o rto r to
iTri ,!,*|rr In tjtii' dlrrtilo n heRailroad Company, Beg. a t South corner o f Block 37,
ling geprtal qOartFr* with Crn. tlvelpby. the r<Wd departm ent.
3 I'u c k n g c s FNir
_ / . -----pronounced when he
icnp.
run South 9 ft.. F ^st 50 ft., N orth 9 ft* Wrat
J l l d f f e H r o w n e T o l l e a r 1 t h r f v .n .,1 In rail out national
60 ft* to beginning . ..................... 7................... 9
Any phy«ic(an will tell you th at
Atlantic Coast Line
" Perfect Purification uf tbe Bys
10 P O U N D S F O R
Kailmad Company. Also begin a t N ortheaat comer
Hut the owner*
cv.net* of the tracka u m Is N ature's Foundation of
TAI.LAIIAKKKK. Fla.. Mat. 25 ra w not for the present, status of I'erfti t Health-* Why not rid
nf Block 4, run E aat 63 ft* Seuth to South— (IN 8 )— Judge Jefferson B. t i e sport in Klori«UT.thAJ'‘re ger.- vnuisclf of chronic ail m enu th at
raxteily line nf right uf way, W eat to point
Browne of the twentieth Judicial utnely cuiurrnad over the ftiture arc undermining your vitality?
South of beginning. North to beginning . 63
t iiruit court ha* been assigned t-y prospects of utilising the spneidu* Purify your entire system by taknan
(4*u,vrrni>r John W. Murtin U> u y plants that today are virtually
J. F.. l-aing, Begin at Northeast cufhcr Block 4, run
Special Hlcnd
/Continued From P ;g e One)
Krenh firmind
the ca»e of the stats of Florid* outlawed since a race track minu- —once or twice a week for several
1 Lb. Tin*
Weat 40 ft.. South 7L9 ft., to A tlantic Coast
* ftaatroyerv.” This me»»sge vet sum John T. Lockhart, George the betting paraphernalia would week*— »nd see how N ature re
Line Railroad, N ortheasterly along railroad
Mur. 36. el 4:43 P. M C. Courly. William A. U a P. R. prove us profitable us a pay-**- ward* you with health,
GOJO fL, North 2.1.3 ft* to Iwglnning —------- tfi
iese time,
Farrell, Archllwld Brownlee and you-entcr swimming pool In mid- j Calotabe are the greatest of all
I system purifiers. Get a family
dm lnd Williams reported he Fred Brownlee who were alleged Opyean.
l.ouWn T. Roller. Beg. 48 fL W est of N ortheast corner
package with full direction*. On
*ent this message to Hear Ad- to have shot and killed Pearl R.
Block 4, run Weat 60 ft., South 117 ft* F.ait
W
ithin
a
comparatively
few
*
iy
36
rt*.
a
t
drugstores.
(Ade).
J | | . H. Hough, commander
Thomas at Fort Piorcs.
year*, Florida gave birth to fivg
1 Lh. T in s
to railroad, N’nrtheaslerly along railroad l«
Yangtse iiatrol forre on board
Judge Brown was aaaigntd to large
T
—
-Ihorse raring -lan ts wbeen
point R.mth of lieginning, N orth to begin
U, H. B. Isaliel at Nanking:
conduct the trial because of the
American, BrilUh end Japanese disqualification of J u d r t Klwyn rdtWelverx thtlled out approximate
ning
....: *. 60
ly
$3,000,000
to
bring
them
Into
ex
mander* .io ^ h ir/, agreed that Them** of th# tw enty first Judi
NO.
1
CAN,-2
For
.
...
.
......
Trustee*
of
ML
istence.
,
.
.
.
.
.ot*lblt> furth er drastic action cial circuit due to lie fact th at he
Calvary Baptist
.Shall lias been given an op. la a brother uf Pearl 8 , . Thomas.
Greyhound Rariag
•Id be avokbal until Gen. Chisn The ruse rome* np In‘Judge ThomThen gn-yhound raring came in
Church nf Goldsboro, Begin M ft. W est of Northeast
(unity U fuinil hie guarantee id's circuit Monday at Vero Dearh. to .p o p u larity and almost qgcr
.*MI
.
corner of Block 4, run W est 60 fL, South 117
..rovide #4e<|usie protection to
night a .d o ten or so deg tracka
I
I
”
'
ft* East 50 fL. North 117 ft* tn begin
wArth $2,000,000 came Into being.
'orelgnera
ning ......................... ;......................... ....... ........... 60
The caterers to the well-known
l°4^h ne»r beHeva the details ol
Y O RK
“fake-a-chenfe" spirit of tjiC av#»Unknown, Begin Hfl ft. Weat o f N ortheast corner of
----- are —
" tely tradersituation
rompleU
age American saw th at Florida,
Block 4. run W est 60 fL, S^M> H 7 H* K.
d by th e conim»ud«rm chief
with its inf|ux of wealthy snow50 fL. North 117 ft* to b e g in n in g ------ -’
60
JACKSONVILLE.
Fla..
Mar.26
cm tho situation change* I will
onll
dodgers
In
winter
rim
e,
was
(INK)—‘Tbe application of the tlk-’ pregnant with racing posaibllUlei
S. E. Mura l>egin IOC fL, W est of N ortheast corner
r shell sojleni point*.*
ough etpressed doubt that of 8 c P e tm b u rg . fer th* establish and they lost ne time in making
of Block 4. run Weat 60 ft.. South U 7 fL. O a t
t a k a ! Hhek could guermnue meal of . control (bulkhead and the ground fertile for the delicate
With Coupon
50 fL. North 117 ft. to beginning ............. ——
safety of the remaining forel- pUrheod) Hue* on th* west shore bo<>f>» of thoroughbred horses and
Unknown,
Begin SIC ft* Weat of N ortheast corner of
of Tampa Bay Florida, extending lightning
paws of full-hlonded
along tbe wratrrfrcmt of tbe city r.f brirada.
llloek 4, run West 84 ft* South 117 fL, East
ia ir a l Williams replied to St. I n trrshurg will l*e considered
Now, However, these peer* of
31 fL, North I IT fL to lieginning .
3‘
D M , M ONTE S U C E D
................
M lo ' beheld
hearing
bek al
A saying!
■‘Use your ownn at a public
horsedom and dogdom are lite r
J. FI I a ln g Begin 280 ft.. W est of N ortheast cornqr
meot In handling the sltuati-n i*. the i lly hall, Rt. I*el*r*burg, Iat 10 ally ' undesirsbl* aliens'' in Flor
or Black 4, run W est M r. fL. South 117 ft*
a. m. Monday, April 4, 1927,
■ Got- Ida If they do their stu ff with cerMar. 26—(IN S )— Mark Brooke, U. S. district engi tlfwate* from pari-mutuel maFa*l 30.8 ft* N orth 117 ft* t» beginning ... 38.0
CKIN.
.I
'I
.T
A
N
A
k if t e d
. from four-iftril gun* neer, agnauaerd here today
Janie Jackson, The Weat 360.4 fL of Black 4,....... 360.4
j-hlnee attarhwl to said staff. And
A combined bulkhead and p i n lla up to somebody to Ho *ome
s f in d front lh# U. J L <-'FreaM. W. (la rk 's Subdivision n( Blocks 35 and 34 ul Kobilu*A'«
tadoy a l Iko shore batlOrleo la head Mae only ia rontem plated lo tall touting (or the worried rate
Of An AddiUon Tn Kaafoed. Florida.
th* existing shore line. Tbe con- track awnrrw at Tallahassre next
cai«-d from 1000 to 2600 feet from month.
W. C. DeCourmey, I-ot |, Block 30 .. _________ ___... 60
n o ^ t& n e w baUerie*
N O 1.4 C A N IN O I L .
and the Preston returned Use the existing shore line. Th* con
W. Cs DcCeurac y, Eat 2. Block 35 ................... ...........J10
trol line will mark tho channelimmediately.
W. C. DeCourvey, U t 3, Block 3 5 _________ ______ _ 64 t
eport* to th* legation heiv ar* Ward limit U» which the war di»Mamie llu rat, l-ut 4, Block 3 6 ............................. ......... 80
partm
ent
may
favorably
consider
finiU h. u t. i.t ft* unde rat **od that
occurred while Ameti- application* fa r permits for xolkl
Henry lla n ir r , l^-t B, Ulork 35
-A8
bring removed fill or pile construction.
Henry Plant*r, U 0, Block 36 ___ . ............ ...........-44
User* o! ICelvlnaior electric
NEW YORK. Man * 6 -< lN S )Jim Waldron, Lot I, Block 34 _____
P rie J-Alsn. welterweight champion,
iclrig eratio n n ever w orry
__ of American*
and Joe Dundea of Hwl it morn a n
G. W. C«ok. Is* 2. Block SC - ...i. _
about whether or not looda
p Oaatoneaa controlled centers,
reported a t llkele tn klgn arik-L*
Felix CoUon, I» t 3, Block 30 ..... ..
•r*4 last nlrda by th* American
will keep. T he intense, dry
Kerr today f o f a bout to be h4ld at
ition waa la progresa today me
Gilbert D/Lorhe, l-ol 4, Block 30 ...
the Polo grom-K let* in May und, r
cold
not
only
"keep*"
foods
ting to reyoeta received Wf*,
NEW YOUK. Mar. 2 6 - 1 1N B > G llh-t. Ite U .b e , U t 6. Block 30 „
inanagrmeav a f pTniqoU-r llum .
byt actually Impruvee them.
wo hundred and flfky Ameri- Fulioortag tg*. hlillng of seven hthe
e rt eugwap, /
'
^ -* -1
I tile W iight, la>t 0, Block 34
....
Chinese and the Wounding uf oth
Tho match wUL Hava U h> apA
lbert
Wnldrn.
Jr*
t#>t
7.
Ulock
34
ers la the rival Tong clash** In pr*v*4 t y lh # hoglng auma^rnmn
Installed In your, own re
various cities n move was made for next week, However, aa pnm udrr
n m lr a Sclpla. U t N, Block M .—~
frigerator, Kelvinatot will
vsutuUort ar- pciee hern today.
Teg -Rlckarri cUlm* that
N'ptke Is hereby given to any ‘a nd ell peraons lt»*i
not only keep your foods
ns la Gat- - I f a t i r t A tU roey Ban ton wirved Dundee under coal
Special Assessment* against th e vmrioua piece* of pr-l
notice upon the lenlerx ef the <m
,Yo Is Bewdow, W i n 'ooc
iperfectly but will relieve
di-M-rihed that said special aa*e*sm#nta are payable In fell
In Amoy and V Id C
txtrr
you of the anooysnee of rety day* a fte r the above and foregoing special ******am# t
frigrrstoe care. It require*
cftuldi r term* o f a new “ pence
rqaaband, appruvnd and confirmed, o r in ten equal animat
treaty" to take U>« place o f th.t
no attention. Phone ot call
with in te rn i a t 8 per cent per anpnm front and n ft*r the
dance
oart which rxnlrad March 22.
a n d let ue e x p la in I t
'T
h
e
a
g
u
a
lty
list
fellows:
Brook
special
asses-■sent* stand approved and cenflrmnd.
L-w9 » --lyn—tiro dead: Newark. N. J .—
A
meeting
of the FTqualiiing Board e f th e City *f ltonf#*4
BEACH, YU- Mar. On* dead) Manchester. Conn, ewe
PIERHON and I-AHKIN
will be held at the City llall a t 2 M P. M. o« th e IN *
dead: Chicago - ivku dead; Cleve
A. R. PIwATT. Branch
' M artiaalll. world famous land—one dead: P ittsburgh—two
A. D. 1827, at which meeting said board will
Manager
, a m ystery t>«J*y follow seriously wound/, i.
C. O f C. Bldg. L ik e M nry
plaint* and objections 4s to snrh special — TT ,
“ • to
|o appear for a coo
lime
adjust and equalise said assessm ents on a heals ef
: night.
S»
Mualc
By
.
HIGH
SPRINGS— Florid s
waited Power Company Corporation erect
right, and when said special sseessaeaU nre *o
• I-akc Mary Bcretudern
same will then stand confirmed and be. end rvmai
ln* transfonuer station in tRI#
•Th* Oldssi Dsawlli glottic
Cheatt r SaumJafa, Director
re d ts i^ ly •
the property against which said a sms *m m U ere
.nf.Um| NEW SM Y B N A -N rw buildj-ig
MMiriance with the^provisions e f Itc.olutlon Nd. •»«
Istan Church
*
» gw# %• -- **
K-lA day of July, A. D. 1924, by the f l l y Cammlxale^
i t -"
NEW YORK STA
IN FINISH FIG
W ITH CRIMINALS
- .#
• * •.« .«
a 4 ........
Mrs. Harding Of Ohio, Democrat, Has
Beert Elected Tw ice As Republican
3 a n Y o u D o It?
&
TO POOR SEASON
Gar Wood’s Boat Sets Unofficial
Record At Miami For Mile Dash
?
Here Are Welcome
OPERATORS PLAN
NEW RACING LAW
TO SAVE TRACKS
s i!
IIEUE ARE WELCOME
SAVINGS!
Road Bo^rd Meets In
JacktonviJIe Today
R
Renew Your Health
By Purification -
hinese Fire Upoh Thomas Murder Caw
S* Ship Escorting
efugee Steamers
“
10c
25c
66c
EVAPORATED MILK, Tall Can
JEULO, All Flavors
D.G. SUGAR
ro F FEE
Bokar
Red Circle
8 O’clock
45c
40c
35c
MAXWELL HOUSE
4 7 f!
IONA CUT STRINGLESS BEANS 9 t / >
2Sc
A&P BAKED BEANS
Bulkhead Hearing,To
Be At Petersburfif
CRISCO
1 Lb T ins.......19c
114 Lb. Tins 29c
3 Lb Tins.....,.. {i5c
40c
PEACHES, No. 1 Can -..
lA tzo And Dundee To
Meet At N. Y. In May
C o ld e r
R efrigeratio n
Peace Between Top®
Leaders Is Sought
;;
Eyery^W^lneadny
R e ly i n a t o r
L.PWrlH
Adm. 50cLadies Fre4
CHEESE
35c,J
17c
14c
05c
FLOUR
IONA FLOUR
PHlBbury’s or Gold Self Rising Or Plain
Medal
6 Lb. Sack.........28c
6 Lb Sack ...... 35c 12 Lb S a ck .......54c
12 Lb. Sack .... 69c 24 Lb Sack..... $1.05
24 Lb. Sack $1.33
SUNMAID RAISINS
HEEDEDOKHEEDI.EHH. 2 I'km For
FRESH CHOCOLATE DIPPED
PIG BARS, L b..... ....................
SUNSHINE CAKES
HURPRI8E PACKAGE 16 Ox.
25c
25c
29c
if a s g a E ® B E i t ! r s
Appear loD iytona
PEAS.No.2Gai,.
DOMESTIC SARDINES
NEW
L Atlantic & Pac ific £
205 Magnolia Ate.
Sanford al Geneva
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speed b«at
holds the recent If*™ **1 renord*. ----,
of the fastest time ever made in
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frr»h water 80.57 milestest* o f the Mystery g,
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Annretneement wn« made that T. 'record-breaking
COLUMBUS, O, Mar. 25—(IN S ) (terms. Gallia County ha* a normal
— Mrs. Virginia Barker Harding. Republican plurality
of about F. (I ’opt Myers, rvneral manager'
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beside* Mr*. Harding in « year* Vmertran Automobile
Aasociat-. to have a slight vprala In U *.
by the Canton*** and
O f »50,000
F or
F u rth er1
G eneral Expansion In P r o ing. and repreemtatirr from Git!- Yet. In spite of the feet <h» con ion, *nd Odi* Porter, chief timer j wrist. ‘Justire*, say the fb r ^
campaign, made only ore
for the m r u duction O f AU B ig C ro p *; lia County in the Ohio legislature, ducted noami
S tu d y O f C rim e ;
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her opponent* camtion-of the f o i t l m n . •
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In the Dr*t pLacr- she i. a Demo- '.sasoned pobticUn. Mre. Harding • „ pEr|AL ASSESSMENT HOI.L PjtE^AKED UNDER AtrrwoJ
WASHINGTON. Mar. K t(J N S ) craL Her husband w an ardent Be- majority was almost 2.W0 vote*
AI.D AN Y. n T y T. Mar. 23— (IN S ) j —
ifts :—
uttsuil tiT in u *.•«» . . «
AUTlQg
— Again ifst the threshold of a publican, and wa* twirr . qlrefrd j Inno-nUllv.
ncwienully. the man she «feOh
Kr^SOLUTION NO. SIO.
BIO.
rfel * KrJvGLGTlON
IM American* were m m l H i — New York Mate is in a fight t«
planting soarfui, American agri- country treasurer on the Hepubli- frate<l
) the finish with crime.
e.1 Is a neighbor, ami one of xdnptrd an the 26lh «lay wf July A. II. 1920. by the City
a ta ri
rultare l<><lay Ifoitv forward to ran ticket.
The legislature ha* Just appro
_*>
‘ i ■ H-*. jhtr •aartnrst personal f»<c*d*.
. 164 American* w#ie evacuated
l,.f the City * f Sanford, Florida.
less'aHkrir prospeciK for l » priated IM.MI4 so the State Crime
even levt'aHSring
a negative ea?
Cttarda 5';
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o
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Tt
following ..it tne
the cu
csUnrated
cost ot
qf |mr|ng
,i*e|ng Pecan
Pecan AJ
Y~nrn In ?asvm of J
«The
« !«•»••«-ng
m sm r cost
|27 thayi greeted the general farm pu,»tcd into th#r*r. ^ af^ ' X T h ^ T .
I fO Anar
rrican* are reported Commission ran rnntinue its study
. &
_ x_t .* ' v . .a P* u _* t ! . . . i L aa T w « l / * l . C s
*
.. a *wt . is.s —
her
fnrrwis
Mrv
-lbe
l-gisUtor*
stodylpg
perhirni*
Tenth
Street
South
t*
Twclftu
Street
and
Twelfth
Str.-e* t __
ilsolrr,
Ire, and
amt are believed to have o f the cause and prevention of
|industry a year agn. according to * I |«ture post by her fnend*. Mrs.-lb*
crime. This is the second $50,000
rurvey by the Department of* Agr
reh massacred.
*
1Harding last, year w a s the Dean'*-Jat government more ettensWcly- Arenoc \Ve*t to Olive Avenue, a width o f 24 feet with *beet
culture’s bureau of economic*.
Admiral 1lough's latest report appropriated for this rommisslnn |
eratic nowirustion in the primary flaking le**. and eipres*u>g ,hT'r |^ , w k baee or with nther suitable paving material
•'The dilution is rlearly such a, election, and then defeated In th^ibldiriMi* *>y their vote*, she said.
lin a -
tst 120 American* are missing in ths Last two years.
Senator
Caleb
II.
IJaume*.
chair
tn discourage any general expan general eissrtion. a Heinrbltcan male [rutnasiag up her polrtical philoso- L
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nd are believed to haVe been mass*
f *
, 2.74H L ip . hi. concrete cum and guttrr ^ |1J80----sion of agriculture production." th“ opponent who had served twhphv.
etid confirms the Intrmationul man of the crime commission,
bureau said in summarising the
ieera Service dispatches sent sis thinks the state is getting the up
ir-0 Ijru Ft. single turk (n 50c
national survey. "With *n aver
nay* ago that there were more per hand on the criminal. Me said:
3,*>2<* Sq. Yds. jraving q* $2.50
'New York State is slowly bet
age season, a continuation nf re
-uin tdO American dead in Nan|,ISO Lin. Ft. 12" pipe Qc $1215 ..
surely winning tb' buttle with or
latively law return* from most
75.00
____
know fur a
An official report atated that ganized crime. W«
crop* i* probable, unleas aeerage
tnerican Consul General Davis is fact that many desperate criminal*
50.00
___ i..
is reduced."
afe', but it did not clear up ear* arc leaving the state for fear of the
Reviewing general marketing
-------------------------; 2 rt(h) Lin. Ft. 3" drain tile f< $200.00 per M.
iqr. report* that Davi* had betn drastic untl-vrlme law* enacted hy
r-oaditions dttrtng IMt». the report
Fla..------Mar.----------2Sttrol*.---------------------the fast-stepping hydroplane ^
pt ronerrie alley return*
60c ._.
MIAMI
H
E
A
C
II,----the
last
legislature.
And
the
<>utid-d.
'
,
pointed out that the gross value of (IN K )— A nrw
unofficial salt
sa lt. traveled Uw^mll#
Ujn^mile in »trll waUr
water
n4vprti»iflg>
r
tc.
.
.
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State
ha*
only
just
begun
to
The official advices stated that
the principal crops, based on prices watsr speed reenrei wa* on the • twelve mile* an hour faster than
l few American sailors were fight.*
o f Dor. 1. 102fi. was $7>02,000,000 books trriay as the result <-f the IU Urne made in cop»P*,»l',‘,.n ,“ ur‘
Criminal* In Tear
nmndrd.' hut did net state how
compared with M.7MH.0<(Uj)o0 far
ilr dash of the Mis* America V, ing the recent- regatta held here,
Total estimated cost ... -. ---- — i
w—
___
One law that ha* pierced the
bey received their wounds.
the same crop the year before— • holder of the previous record, at The fastest time made during tn#
To l>e hornc rntirely by adjacent property owners.
heart
of
criminal*
with
fear,
.ac
Official confirmation has been
A billion dollar lost sustained by a , |. c l of 80.72 miles |ier hour.
meet, around a two mile rectsngu- ,
scaiv:d of the death of Dr. D. cording to member* of the crime
Sumter of feet frontage 2,403.36.
the farmers,
With l*aul Wood, brother nf the kit rutin*, wa* ttUkl ndlc - per ;
Wiliam*, of Shawnee, Ohio, a 11- commission, is that which comnel*
"In consequence," the report
At.returnl |^r foot frontage (7JU1.
, . ,
Judge* to sentence fourth felony Coaeh IL B. BrWelaad, toft* aid continues, "conditions in certain fanmu* pilot. Gar Wood, at the
.Ited
State* inisamnary.
inUsiona
ited States
,|»,hrs 1
FRED
T.
W
ILLIAM
S. Frnrret.
Wood* average f*T « * ,'* * hr
K*sumption o f bambardmrnt <f offender* to life imprisonment.
K. M. Peteraoa. tight. Is stowia Important producing region* have wheel and Orlin Johnson, chief*
It was enacted at the last ses I'afrerslty o f Iowa gym atadaat shown no improvement within a mt chanie for Wood, at the eon-1up ami down the siraigritwaj
‘anting la believed her* to indi
a(a that the Chinese mobs there sion of the legislature, and has a neat trick with empty milk hot year.
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Description
frontage
The disparity
between
avo again become unruly and are been vigorusly attacked by some tlaa. Try It some time— they ea prices of farm product* and the
lt<>Un*oa*M Harvey Ol A m AdditloM V* tia s fs c i FU.
ttacking foreigner*. The earlier Judges but it is on the ■ statute
It Is rather easy.
cost of industrial goods and ser
II. G. Griffin HI* e f Block •"! 1
. _______ ,m.2H
tan* had been to bombard the book* to stay, the legislative I Od
vices is greater than a year Ufa."*
'antonese headquarters until over- er* declare. Since July I, la«t.
Mr- A. E. Hill, Beg. 133JR fret R»ulh of Northwest
The
geaeral
level
of
farm
pii-t*
urvi were made for the rurrvnd-r when this law went into effect. 23
tamer uf BW k 22, run 5U>ulh 40 feat. East
declined 12 rer cent during 19JC
f the foreigners now In Nanking, men have been sent to prison for
Producer* uf liveaiock, w o o l,
126 fret, north 40 fret, west to beginning 40
ut reports lalsr said Ihl* plan life a* fourth offenders.
dairy products ami sugar will i-pHubbard ID#d, Uey. 9.12* ft. South of Northwest cor
Hill* ure now pending before I be
ad. been withheld.
crate in generally fair market*,
Bertram Giles, IlriUsh consul present legislature to remove same
ncr of Block 22, run South 40 feet., ’ East
the bureau forecasts, but profit—
eneral at Nanking, la now report- uf the teeth from this law, hut they
l*> fL, North 40 f t . . West tn brginnlng
40
or
|o*a—
in
other
commidltirs
will
have been marked fur defeat, ard wounded and missing,
carry
with
the
me
rage,
luirtumiarMr*.
A.
K.
Hin.
Begin
K7
fL
South
or
Northwe.it
roe
farther foreign warship* were ii.riling to the legislative leader*.
ly in the ra«e nf cotton.
ncr ot Block 22, run S<>uth M 28 fL, East
igpaUbed to Nanking today from
O f the 200 rai-mUn o f the State
Wheat grower* "can scarcely ex
Legislature, only two voted against
120 (L. North 30.2M ft.. West to beginning
M.2h
P»-rt
to
receive
rsdurns
for
lt*27
dT5apan*-r war*hip landed a the bill extending the life of the Kill Tu lie Introduced Inin
Ep
ic
Thomas,
North
67
ft.,
of
West
120
fL.
of
crap
similar
to
those
wlii.li
Ikivr
orro o f 30 men at Nanking early crime commission for another jregr.
Nexl I.ejfKIaturr To l'er-| J»re»ailrd for I be I92d crop, c.*pre
Block 22 .. -------...
.
- J -■— ... 57
n th e day to investigate the fin * They were Assemblyman U u i« A.
mil Gambling Al Tracks; tally if produttii.ii sltotild t»- ma
.Uon and f-<in*| that the Japanese Cuvitlrrier and Assemblyman Fred
1'. t\ j'uhanks. Begin at NortheaJt corner Block 23,
kkould l.equli/e All Races terially Iru rra se«l."
ohaulite had been looted, but that , rirk ^ Hnekn.burh. New York
HKItK ARE WELCOME
run South 120 ft.. West 46.5 fL, North 12»»
Corn farmers "are faced with
.fetaallr all the Japanese nation City Democrats.
120
ftM F-ast 45/. fL. to beginning
--------I* had evacuated the city.
JACKSONVILLE. F U . Mar 25 the prospect of lower price* unless
SAVINGS!
h
I
Shade
Ibindulph,
Begin
120
ft.
South
o
f
Northeast
average
Is
substantially
reduced."
—
(IN
S
)—Tout*,
undesirable
but
There were heavy caxuallte*
“ A favorable year for live-stock
corner Block 23, run South 60 fL. W**t 145.5
mong the Chinese during tha fir- Road Bo^rd .Meets In inevitable fistures nf race tracks
Savings on the fineat of food
-i* at Nanking and while the Ammight d« well by turning lobby's ptoducers is in prospect. Ilog*
ft., North 60 fL, Eart 145.6 fL, to begin
Jacksonville
Today
rfean ami British warship* were
for a short time when tho state prices are likely to he maintained
nationally
known
for
their
pur
K
in g ..................— .
—
—
_____ 50
near
the
1920
level.
On
the
whole
•*/»
V
A
«m barding to prevent th* Canton
legislature meeU at Tallahassee
JACKSONVILLE, Via, Mar. 25 in a few day*.
caltle prices are expected to «or.|
Ella
Williams,
South
»*
or
Block
23
______
_
..
-173.3
a»: front storming Socony HiU
ity and high quality.
where the foreigner* had taken re- (IN S )—The BUte Itual DepartOnly by enactment of a nrw tinue the upward pile* swing la
Millie Collins, North 60 ft., nf West 100 ft., of Block
moat met In quarterly aessiuo law governing rare track operation gun in 1922. The whole market
Jum note the saving* that can
iGen. fiutedley DuUer, who ha* here today to consider a number o f ran the thoroughbred apart appar appears to be firm, with no m*
Geo. J-iner, Begin 3*> fL S«mth of Northwest roenrr
e*n appointed commander of an pending matter*, including the bud rally
‘ ’be saved for Florida. The kel thange in price in sight.
he
realized on I hew item* below.
Potato growers are admonished
i.f Block 37, run East too ft., South 60 fL.
ke/tlnlUA 8tntea marina* ip the get for the ensuing >*ar, redd • listing statute-has been' found
um o f hostilities, arrived on the building suggestion*, an<l requests fa) the 'lata supreme court found in guard against orer-pUntlng.
West
100 ft.. North L> Iwginning I....... . 60
"The dairy industry is os a
per lYrsldenl Pierre.
Jle int- frets various robotic* for aid in s vtaurrh‘ supporter'In Gnvertior
Millie J< oc*. Begin 100 fL South of Northwest carsolving
road
pnddems.
•
trongrr
tarsi*
than
a
year
ago
ut ow
MiXtriy went
*>* board
bnanl tg# a|»biltff W. Mkrtln. Th# esrcuttw
Fspenditur* appretimiiting $*.- J,l,n
nor Block 37, run South Cti fL, Hast to A t
Dairymen arc Hkrly to have •»
rdd malser Pitt*h«nr and .aanlerO
O
tnC
K
M
.
on
major
road
project*
*1!
‘»f,v
n 1 piufw** t(C find ratT trdrk moderately favorable spread he
WHITE HOUSE
lantic Coast I-ine Railroad right of way,
*d a l>
n g th wiyifAdm iral Vfll;temrth
^
............
.
w*«vrinr
renre
iallv
obitnaUu*
if*
for In th<twej-n. the price of feed and :lr?
'■me, cpmmender of the*,llfdted over the state are^jjJkJ
North 09 fL, West to beg
---- ....
#9
EVAPORATED
MILK,
Tall
Can
contemplate- "•dt’D vfiat^br want* -t* enforce price £f^|jiiijr j r o dusts.
budfcsd.
for
food
«<
Utas naval fewea^tn Osinrsa. wa
e months whbS thr.Gm.
.
.Mile*
Austin
Heirs,
South
60
fL
of
Block
3
7
--------60
next
In
the
next*
twelvi
^'Aftenkarda Gen. Uutfrt- ylsm beea, spjwered rente
Ihrcalrned Troop*
Atlantic Coast Line
■H
mr-rine hsidnuarjera prior to already U
JELLO, All Flavors
the rndd’ diparimenC
livell
—
\Tb I'tdr* in thi^- direction be
i'Uing gepeta! qdarters with Oen.
IU IIr «»! Camj-any. Beg. at South corner o f Block 37,
1
Packages
For
came highly pronounced when h»J
hincan.
run South 9 ft.. Fast 60 ft.. North 0 fL, West
Judge Browne Tollenr thrc.vrre.i tn rail out nations!
60 f t t o beginning
.
9
I). G. SUGAR
'titgrd treoir* t/> «|Uell the ri<d of
Any iihysicfan will tell you that
Thomas Murder Cawc bctt.ng at the l’uni|-ano course. “ Pcrfest Purification of tb* Sys
Atlantic
Coast
Une
10 POUNDS FOR
Hut the owner* of the track* tem U Nature’s Foundation of
Railroad Company, Also begin at Northeast corner
TALIJUIAKKEK. FU.. Mat. 24 care not for the present status of Perfect KraJth." Why not riJ
of Block 4. run East 63 fL. South to South. .
— (IN K )— Judge Jefferson D tie sport in Florlda-'-tMy’re gen rout self of chronic ailment* that
fO
F
F
E
E
easterly
line of right of way, West to point
•
re
undermining
your
vitality?
Browne of the twentieth judicial uinely cufwernod over the flit ure
South of Wginning, North to beginning
63
citcoit court ha* hern assigned l-y pros p e t* of utilising the sin*. 10 .« Purify your entire system by tak
8 O’clock
Red Circle
Rokar
(g*Ki\ etmir John W. Martin tnsr> plant* that today are virtually ing a thorough course of Culotabs,
J. E. Idling, Begin at Northeast rnfbrr Block 4, run
■(Cmtiwued From P ; r Dne)
Special Blend
the rase nf the state of Klnrida outlawed since a rate track minus —once or twice a week for teveri.1
Fresh Ground
1 Lb. Tin**
West 40 ft.. South 74.9 ft., to Atlantic Coaat
roy*r*.M This me»*
tire* ileetroyers."
me.iag* yetsus John T. Lockhart, George the betting paraphornalU would week*— snd sc* how Nature re
Lin* Railroad, Northeasterly along railroad
ss doted Mar. 25. at 4:43 P. M t . Courty, William A. l e i P H. prove a* profitable as * pay-**- wards you with health.
Calotab* are th* greatest of all
GOJ fL, North 23J ft., to beginning .—- ..... 46
hinese time.
Farrell. Archibald Hrownk* and ynu-entrr swimming pool in midsystem purlfjcr*. Get a family
Admiral Williams reported hr Fred Brownie* who wvte alles'd Opcean.
Louisa T. Boiler. Deg. 4*1 fL West of Northeast corner
ackage with full direction*. On- •d sent this message Ut Rear An to have shot and killed !V*r| S.
M A X W ELL HOUSE
Wittiin a comparatively (cw y 26 eta. at drugstores. (A del. *
UJork 4. run W m 50 ff., South 117 fL , Esst
drei II. II- Hough, .omtnander of Thomas at Fort Pierce.
years, Florida rare birth to five
1
Lb. Tint* .. ....
.
.
to
railroad, Northeasterly along railroad to
Ha Yongt*# patrol font* on board
Judge Brown was assigned to large horse raring «lant» wboet » V . 8. H. laaitel at Nanking:
point South of beginning, North to begin
conduit the trial breause of the
rdniroivere shelled out approsiinate
•American. British and
IONA CUT STUINGLESS BEANS
o
disqualification of Judge Elwy:i
ning
.
...
. , 60
•mmanders -io-chi»f. agreed that Thom** of th* twenty first judi ly IJ.iXX'/KXt to bring them into ex
NO. 2 CAN, 2 For
U
Trustee* of Ml.
' possible further dnsatic aetJon cial circuit due to the fact that he istence. -,
Calvary Baptist
.
ul-Shek lias been given an «-p- is a brother of Pearl S. Thomas.
Greyhound Haring
Then greyhound raring rain* iniiould be avobhd until Gen. Qiian The Casa comes up tn'Judge ThomA & P BAKED BEANS
Church of Goldsboro. Begin !»G ft. West of Northeast
•etunity to fulfill hie guarantee aJ's circuit Monday at Vera Beach to.popularity und almost qgvr
corner of Block 4, run West 64 ft., South 117
I provide adequate protection to
■jg™ a doten or aa dog tracks
ft.. East 50 fL. North 117 fL, to beginvArth
2 ,000,000 ram* Intn bain#
rth $
$2,000,000
b*(r.g.
II foreigner*.
Th* caterers to the wvl|.kr."un
Hough anrtrered:
n*ng .............. .................... -•••
-M
CRISCO
“ L do not hallare the dttoils of
' Ukc a chsm# - spirit o f tR* avdrN E W YORK
Unknown, Begin 146 ft. West o f N'orthMst corner of
'r.Tard'salkS.
■
■
■
■
>>1al||y
ae altustioit ure completely under
ir e American saw that Florida,
1 Lb Tins____ 19c
Block 4. run « ’em. 60 fL. South 117 ft., K.
hy tho cosunmndcr-ut-chleiwith its iatyux of wealthy snawJACKSONVILLE. FI*.. Mar 25 ball dodger! in winter time, wa*
66 fL, North 117 ft^ to beginning * -60
th* situation changes I will
Lb. Tins
29c
CHEESE
(IN K )—Tb# application of tba git," pregnant with racing pnsaihllUirj
‘ aabetu points.*
H. E. Mu>e Iwgi* |9C fL, West o f Northeast corner
shrill
3 Lb Tins_____ 55c
expressed
doubt that af Rt-lttcriburg. far the establish and they lost no tin * in making
of Block 4. run West 60 f t . . South 117 fL. East
meat a f . control (bulkhead and th* ground fertile tor the delicate
KaiJ Kh*k ruuld
W ith Coupon
64 ft.. North 117 fL to beginning
— —64
* safety o f the remaining farefo pierhead) U»r* on th* west shore href* of Ikoeaugkhead horses and
Unknown. Degin 24C fL. Went af Northeast corner of
This aaeSMsgv was datod at af Tampa Bay Florida, extending lightning paws of full-blooded
along the water front of the city ct houad*.
MLP- M. Marehfc.
Block 4. run West 14 fL. South 117 fL , FA*t
Admiral William* replied to St. IVteraliurg will be considered
Now, however, thear peers af
34 fL. North I1T fL Us beginning
- 34
UHL MONTH SLICED
taring;
*Uae jnoaar own at a public bearing to b* held at horaedom and dogdom are literJ. E. Ixsing Begin 210 ft., West of Northeast cornqr
dgmeut In handling the situation . the city hall. St. Petersburg, at !«•
ally "uadeairabla aliogt’’ In Fh>rPEACHES. No. 1 Can .
a. m. Monday, April 4, 1927, Col. Ida If they do their stuff with rerof BI.*k 4, run West 36.6 fL. South 117 fL,
Mark Brooke. U. K. district eng) UHeaUa from pari-mutuel maI’EKIN.
Mar.
F^st 366 fL, North 117 fL, to beginning ... 36.6
s
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l
t
a
n
a
s
i
f
t
e
r
---It run*
roods
ides from four-icu
four-^ull
guns ae#r, announced here today
ridurs allochod to sold staff. And
Janie
Jackson,
Tl.v West 366.4 fL o f Black 4.,. . - 366.4
A combined bulkhead and p in Us up to somebody to do som#
PEAS, No. 2 Cap.
trg fired from th* U. 8. i ' f o *
M. W. Oark's Hubdiskio* af niacka 35 aad 36 ot ~
* today at th* short baiter*#* in head Ha* only U contemplated lo toil touting for the worried rare
th# e list log d a re tine. The cou track owners at Tallahassee next
'- .
(N Aa Addition Ta Banfacd. Florid*.
DOMESTIC SARDINES
nted from luoo to 2500 foot from month.
_______ batteries < o
W . C , D e C o u r r e y , lx > t I . li t u .ii 33 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ J
NO 1.4 CAN IN O IL
tho Preston relumed the th* existing shore line. Th* con A
W . C . D c C o u r s c y , D i 2. B l o c k 3 6 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1
trel line will maik the channelHi-im m «4UtM r.
W . r . I W ' o u r s e y , U t » , B l o c k 35 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J
Report* to th* legation here are ward limit to which the war de Labw And Dundee To
M a m i# llu r e t ,
1, B l o c k 35
..... .........
FLOUR
IONA
FLOUR
riodtniU but It la
U**' partment may favorably consider Meet At N. Y. In May
v* action occurred while Amen- application* fa r permit* for solid
H e n r y P l a n t e r , l o t 6, in<«k 15 ...
.....
Pfllsbury’B
or
Gold
refugees * f t * briag removed fU lior pil# rosutnutioa.
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Self
Rising
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JCclviooiof
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NEW YORK. Man 2 2 - ( I N 8 k Medal
J i m W a l d r o n , L o t I , U k s c k 36 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ J
P*4* Lalx-i. w*lte rereight rbampion.
refrigeration never w orry
hampion.
a/ American*
6 Lb* Sack....... 28c
G . W . C o o k . 1- o t 2. B i o , k 36 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.-J
1)un.^
K
*»/
BaJUmoro
are
about whether or not loads
coat rolled center*.
6
Lb
Sack
.
i alt ____
35c
reported o* like)* to xign arfirU#
12
Lb
Sack
.....
54c
F e lix C o iro n , I
3, H l o c k j f i _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ J
last night by th* American
w
ill
keep.
Th
e
intense,
dry
here today f „ r « haul tu be held at
12 Isb. Sack
la progress today *cfi9c 24 Lb Sack
G i l b e r t f v L o r h e . I x r t 4. B i n , k 36 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
$1.05
tW Polo groua-k la|w in May under
cold not only “keeps" tooda
to reports received here.
NEW Y 0IRS.
I
Mar. 2 6 - llN K )— tha manageom-Si afpc- moUr HumG i l t s ' ! . D r l j . h r , 1- o t 5. B l u r k 3 6 _ _ _
24
IJb.
Sack
$1«J3
byt
actually
improve*
them.
Follow ing tho. kUKag - o f seven bed ) uyesp. t
I . i s x s e W r i g h t , l # > < G , B l o c k 36 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Gbiaes# and th* mounding o f othn * n atA wflE hava ta.lw ap
A l b e r t W a l d s n . J r , U t 7, U k x k 3 6 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
are la tha rival Tong clash** in proved Ly th* booing anpi
SUNM AID RAISINS
Installed tn your own revagiou* ritie* • move was mod* for nayt week, bowcw#*, aa pi
E
l m i r a B r t p i * . U t H. B l o c l 3 6 _ _ _ _
SEEDED
O
H
SEEDLESS,
t
I-I
isk
For
..
Irigeiatot, Kelvinstot will
__
1e anmgRNUa •»- pcha* ben today.
Teq Kickarvl r l«j^ * that t^c
N * t k * is h e r e b y g i* * n to p a y a n d a ll f
•ot
only
keep
your
food*
-District
Attcmey
Baaton
*nrv*.l
500 Americans la CatDupitev under
FRESH CHOCOLATE DIPPED
S p e a ia l A s s e s s m e n ts a g a in s t t h * v a r io u s pi
•w ,
“
Upon tit* DaDrs of th* on
lh4 in Yokeh*w
-perUctly but will reliew*
Hip King Tongs to meet
d c s e r ih o d th a t s a id s p e c ia l a s a * * t m e n $ a a m p a y a b le In f* H
FIG BARS, L b . ....................
and 11 la Chanohg,
tyou ct tb* annoyance at re
T
offlc*. (at*... thl* afternoon to
ty d a y s a fte r th e a b o v e a n d fo r e g u la g s p e c ia l q ssaa i
car*. It require*
consider terms uf a 0#w “ peace
• -lu a it s a d , a p p r o v e d a n d c o n fir m e d , o r in t « n e q u a l
SUNSHINE
CAKES
treaty" id take th* plac* of th.*
Phone oc call
w it h In t e r e s t a t • p e r r e n t p e r a n n u m fr o m a n d a ft e r t h *
dance
oact which rxoired March 22.
SURPRISE
PACKAGE
1
6
O
x
.
and l*x ua espials it.
Appw
.'Tptqcwgaohy list follows: Brook
s p e c i a l a s s e s • m e n 1s s t a n d a p p r o v e d a n d c o n f i r m e d .
lyn—two dead; Newark. N. J.—
Every Wednesday
A m e e t in g o f U s e e q u a lis in g B o a r d o f th o C it y a f K a * f* * ^
iad{ Manchester, Coon, oa*
ITTONA BEACH.
PIERSON and LARKIN’
w i l l b o h e l d . t t h e - C i t y J l a l l a t 2 4 6 p . M . c m t h e 11U » d a y
Chicago—two dead; Cl#v«.
A . R. PI-ATT, Itranch
land—one dead: Pittsburgh—tww
A . D . 1* 27. a t w h i c h m r e t i n g s a i d b o a r d w i l l l m a r a n y
M an ager
C. o r C. DM(. U L . M ary
id a in ta a n d o b je c tio n s a « to s o c k s p e c ia l a s s e s s m e n to .
lim e a d ju s t a n d e q a a i u * s a id a is a a s m a n t q *•> a k a a l* d
rig h t , a a d w h a n s a id a p o d a l a s s e s s m e n ts a r e ■
s o m e w ill th o a s to o d c o n firm e d a n d b e . a a d r e m a in M n
014*
205 M agnolia A v * .
S an ford a t G rn era
t h * p r o p e r t y a g a i n s t w h i c h s a i d t s u s s m s U a r e t e *4
a r c a r d a n c o w it h t h * p r o r is lo w s o f R a o o k t io o N a H *
|
• H rl-A N O K R AR C AD E
r .; .
W
d a y o f J u l y , A , D . 1986, h y t h * C i t y C o o s m l a r i o *
i 8E A L >
,
>• l . R . rm u n .
Am ericans
In China
Report
~ a n Y o u D o It?
y.S. AGRICULTURE
LOOKS FOR W ARD
TO POOR SEASON
ing Of Ohio, Democrat, Has
Been Elected Tw ice As Republican
ec
«
J £ S ^ S r"," ,•"*0"',
NEW YORK STA
IN FINISH FIG
W IT H CRIMINALS
Gar Wood’s Boat Sets U nofficial
Record At Miami For Mile Dashi*“;knth;‘;:£/i
OPERATORS PLAN
NEW RACING LAW
TO SAVE TRACKS
M
vM
Here Are Welcome
Savings!
10c
25c
66c
Renew Your Health
By Purification
Chinese Fire Upon
U S. Ship Escorting
Refugee Ste&mers
45c 11 40c
r
35c
47c
25c
Bulkhead Heajri^To
Be At Petersburg
V/j
40c
Colder
Refrigeration
35c u
17c
14c
05c
Peace Between Tong
Leaders Is Sought
"2 3 c
25c
29c
K e lv in a t o r
2L, Atlantic &Pacific£
�Give To Tlie Y. ML U A.
SATURDAY, MARCH N , 1*27
As Brisbane Sees It
The Y. M. C. A. of thin city is to enter upon a campaign
to raise fourteen thousand dollar* to eovef necessary expendi
tures during the next twelve months.
Although contribu
tions to such a fund will undoubtedly lak the resources of Sanfbrd people, there is ever}' good reason in the world why the
campaign should come to s successful close.
The Y. M. C. A. does s work in this city and county not
even approached by any other organization.
Begun about
a year ago, it has made rapid strides in strengthening its foot
hold here and giving young men what has been woefully need
ed for a good many years.
Once so weil started it would be
inexcusable to allow it to die: yet it must, if it does not receive
adequate support from the people.
In New York City a campaign will bo waged from Stay 3
to may 13 to raise six and a half million dollars.
An expan
sion program o f nearly ten million is contemplated.
New
York City realizes that there is no other organization which
reaches out to young men o f poor families with such an attrac
tive appeal, offering athletic, intellectual and moral develop
ment, as the Y. M. C. A. New York people will contribute
generously to the campaign fund.
In Sanford we cannot fail to do otherwise. The very fact
that such contributions do entail sacrifices on the part o f the
donor is all the more reason for giving.
Young men in San
ford will have more need than ever for a Y. M. C. A. during
the next few months. It must be sustained.
During the war. there was a slogan on the lips of every
one. “ Give until It hurts." W e all gave and we won the war.
Sanford cannot afford in the present emergency not to f i v »
until it hurts to preserve the V . M X A .
. .
_
a
Are Women Busy?
BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY
TH E SUPREME TEACHER:—
>od and uprifht U the Lord:
« n f n trill h* teach tinner* in
• tray. The meek will hr guide
ii judgement; and the meek will
• teach hit way.
R E LA TIV ITY
CROSS the lawn the little tiger
walk*.
eking an ambush in the cabbage
■talks—
la tabby tiger, the domestic cat.
1th twitching tail, stiff whisker*,
ears laid flat,
so prowling garden monster
bring* dismay
> mouse and bird; but neither be
|»or they
sag* that other tiger, bringing
dread
i jungles vaster than a cabbage
bed.
“ What doe* the modem woman do with her spare time?”
We have put that question to several o f them and the infor
mation we have thus gathered f* that they don't have any
spare time.
The modem woman, it seems, is quite as busy
as was her mother or grandmother in the dava before vacuum
cleaners, electric wash tubs, telephone*,elcctrie floor polishers
and the many other conveniences of the current era.
But a well known critic o f the species female has advan
ced. the theory
the .modern-------------------------woman is as busy
, - that
.
,the reason
,
as ner grandmother is not because the cooking, hou.ne keeping,
or horde o f rollicking offsprings require her attention, but be-
No Cook* Wanted In The Devil’s Kitchen Just Now
By ARTHUR
China On The Ramp
Useless Record Breaking
Cans For Sale
B in She Die?
Can the
Men— We
pair aH makes o f halt*
NEWS COMES from China not
plrasant or r«a -curing. Many Atnrrirari killed, the British Con*
sul and a British missionary are
Britain and the United
States serve an ultimatum on the
Chinese, but that trill not influ
ence the revolutionists' determina
tion to get rid o f foreigners.
Concrete tennis court* are re
ntmended by the Ignorant aa a
•asure o f economy; yet the Ini•1 coat Is twice as much a* clay.
—
■
Daytona has always been a
etiy fast town but it will look
ghty slow to that automobile
tear if he succeeds In making two
ndred mUe* an hour.
--------o-------Two years ago the New York
>ctd said Benjamin Way was
•nty-sii years old and now it
rs he ti eighty-ais, which la
swing some even for “ PieV
sy’a old man.
—
o
rhe United State* haa fifteen
odred marines in Shanghai op
ted to something like four hund million Chinese. Pretty tough
the Chinamen if the Marines
old get sore.
Tie termination o f the antlaggllng treaty means something
re serious than asportation of
*» to Mexican revolut Una lists It
an* that importation of more
vamen to wreck our other collar.
■dd to the long list of martyrs
Honda school teacher. Add to
« casttoe, the hope* and embtw for improvement once held by
°°l heads throughout th* state,
tragedies, add the failure or an
ouaU state appropriation for
■ W ar aaya hi. idea of
.
- standing « First Street
k a popgun in each hand and
wg hi* old time friends coming
•*d hi !»■. And some folk’s Idas
hell to Benjamin Way hanging
ttnd -trying to sell them hi*
•nt medic!no fee celery bugs.
P-
Morgan
haa given
two
s e a s id oct will
halo to s few local peo-
vnrnU Hills. Long Ulaod. to the
ito canter o f the Unhod State*
! basal a concrete c o o t on ton
red,! neither haa W r 4* * " * - », and tha proporUuu ui
\to day among oth
tend aa oorto four. Th#___
ohrieus; you wouldn't want
itopaU or a football field
w a
ONE - D A Y SERV
SANFORD
LAUND R t
819 W . 3rd 81,
471
WASHING
M ACH]
M«?COW REJOICES wildly In
Chinese talk o f a world revolution
and foresee* 140,000.000 Russian
com muni*ts joining with 400,000,000 Chines*
. . communists to “ make '
$90.00
Electric motor
Washing and Wi
Easy Terms To
a ntUe rab
Tl
idly.
'
t
The tail might like to wag the
dog. perhaps, but it n o t * does.
And Jinan, the real Asiatic power,
Is far from communism.
F. P. RINESl
. 1113 Sanford Air
Phone 461 -J
IN AMERICA. CHINESE seem
t<* have caught the excitement nf
the flowery kingdom. Wars be
tween the Hip Sing and On Leong
gentlemen broke loose yesterday
in sis cities, with sis killed and
two shot In Amtrica, fortunate
ly. the Chinese are considerate
and usually shoot only Chinese.
For A thing Or T)n4 Ik
R** A Foot Spenteq
rhoar 102 For Aotwfltm
8 EG HAVE, BRITISH, heal A-
J
rstarica't autrcnobtl* word y «t n »
***• n*in*
sand* of Itoy-
S
We with some skillful engineer
wid jnvent a system for th* betr drainage of our fountain pen.
o ■
The shoe stores are going to do a
•thing business during the nest
aka. In April the legisla
te U to convene.
BHONB
ONE JAPANESE MARINE was
shot dead yifiterday, while Japa
nese troops were rescuing Euro
pean and American foreigners,
and that death may have result*.
Japan must maintain her prestire
in Asia. But marrhtng through
crowd* o f passive Chinese in ordi
nary time* is different from handUnr tens of million* in the bent
of revolutionary frenzy.
o*fUre.nWi^
hr PT j i r i « tion ?f th* l ! . UlomobiI?,aS ? mcan" ^ u ^ ^ n i S <nnS ,.,t . “ K *
or transportation, the woman has become engulfed In a not Hi* racing car, th* -Mystery 8,"
o f social teas, club luncheons, bridge parties and what might looking like a submarine m land,
SATURDAY EVENING SERMON
be generally classed as "extra-curriculum activities."
b*>k#
American n- oH b> ten
l>r. F. I>. Kiag, First Baptist Church
•
But there are those who would call this form of * * w o r k " ,S £ i“ i X g .
---------------------;----------- —
Idleness.
H e have in mind the conductor of the fa m o u s ! No auU m»bil* ran go USEFULA *trang* scene it pre-*nted to hurrying to tec him. Perhaps many
of the people had never seen ruch
"T ra cy" column of the Scripts-Ho ward narers who writes LY 1W rule* an hour, or loo miles ]» * ‘ hi* morning, and the
a specimen of manhood, and they '
like this: “ One cause of social unrest. 1 believe, is the idle i™Up
hottr
pf llm,ljr
in the air, » here the road;|,J'1
moving
out of the village*, “tha cancelled engagements and turned
woman.
Our women are surrounding themselves with v a r-’ i*i wide. i» the ptarv for real sped, towns, the titles, and th.y arc their faces to tha wilderness.
A new appraisement is impera
- .. .....
irrsirhlng into the wilderni-**. And
uum cleaners and chocolate drops, and. instead of using their
THE UNITED STATEN war 0>*s* crowds arc not targe and tively needed In many of our town*
gera and cats and men—ah. who freedom to Improve their minds, they arc using it to improve
has told 3/>00 rifles, • nsll hand* of hunter* searching and in many of our cities today.
ran tell
their faces, or so they think, and to plav bridge. Divorces department
205 machine guns, 5,000,000 round* t »r the game of the desert. Thest We arc much concerned about
here. In uncharted seas of space,
and work for the children’s court* follow.”
of ammunition to Nicaragua, and crowd* a r not armed men search- pushing bark the limits of our ci
may dwell
■ ■ ■ I doea "«*
ui's prototype? Or who can say!
I f this is a fact. It is most unfortunate.
Bridge playing !***• fVl7,7lB in note*. T*«ri’.ig- d.mg for a body of bandits. What to ties. If the■ population
the marching of grow with satisfying rtpWUy, we
what Mind
' at best has little in its favor.
It requires considerable time £*r e*r}
* Mtisfactoi— 1 meaning
1 of
' ' ,l"
-Jthc-e rr.ned* of men and a >mri> |nr» suiting to employ ilestructive
that unknown man to us, Tfithout affording any o f the benefits o f exercise or mental j
* ' fri m ‘Jeruxal-m, and all Judea, and [ and esen deadly derice* to awell
who find
A game o f golf or a good book would be better, of ammunition accidentally * k id |all th# rig.on round about tha Jor- the figures of th* enumerator. The
semblance in the beasts—er stimulation.
rising of a new and eep'clally tall
when began
But if it is in unv degree the raiise of divorce or the lack of wonirr. and children, as happens' tan?*
So p|..,(|jn* placard* lured the building*
- - make* a charming apink's back-yard version of that training among childrenjt is properly classed with modem sometime* in South American and
other quarrels
How will Unci* rjwrfjt frtrn f . mnu, Jerusalem in- peal to us, and we c r o ^ our paper.
other man?
evils
Which
go
with
“
jazzmaniu."
Sam feel about that? Couldn’t ;>J lh . WlIdemc->. No mammoth with the stories o f these achieve
Vom The Nation and Athen
aeum)
However, we do not believe that manv women o f this gen-. r *
~
± l htiL ° r t «t lr e l had been widely advertised. merits.
“ ^
- ■
o
_ nothing
_______ very
_ inviting_ aWhat have sre gained in the
oration are sacrificing their homes, huahanda or children for f i . ' i f * * 1" 1
There I*
The afternoon paper gets the idle pleasures. . We think it is the exception rather than the
_____
I ;■>ut the wiUtonie**, but there wa« grwwth of our city If that gruwth
Saks; it print* today's newt to- rule when a woman devotes so much of her time to “ running
'
I in the wild*me** an object which contain* th# certain elements of
THREE WOMEN have been ex(he crowd* frum village*, moral death? What have we gained
f- '
around" that things which should mean vastly more to her are'eruted
ute«l *n ^ ,w York state. Roxalana <towns and from
frum famou*
famous Jerusalem,
Jerusalem .when the bank shows rapidly inRruce, who .kiitei hit rhuaband. The World's Estimate Of A Man Treating deposit* if the money
The hud of tome o f these ten- allowed to suffer.
« courts enthusiasts seem to be
led with concrete.
R A Y BR0
hanged in 1RS7. Th, sreond, Mr*.
Martha Place, smothered her alcpchi Id to death. Theodore Roose
The Effect Of Succestt
velt, then governor, refuted to interftge. In 1WM, Mrs. Mary l>.
What in the effect of nucceas? W e arc inclined to think Farmer was' electromted Gover
too often that auccean is apt to lead one to a amug Helf-aatia- nor llughe* refuted a commuta
faction which overlooks the good qualities of others less for tion.
If this morning you and I could *how* signs of the gambler* and
sound the heart* of torn* father* in grafters' touch- What has been
this eountry. we would there find, gained In rapidly increasing the
th* secret of th* wilderness attrac- number, the site and th* height of
lion Mr. Guest our prolific poet, the business buildings of our city
it a* good example as we could tl some of our parent* are offering
find in modern American public life their tons and daughter* to the
reflecting this wilderness secret res*pool of the gambler? Unless
Listen to our poet a* hi* besrt our civilisation l* producing a fi
tunate and over-emphasizes one’s own genius, that aucceaa
NOW NEW YORK msy have to
and a stronger type of mrn and
hardens one and leaves him unappreciative o f art, beauty and drcjde about *ieculing Mr*. Ruth pleads for the noblest development ner
women, we are being deluded, and
nf his U>y:
culture and things dissociated with dollars ttnd cents.
Snyder, young blonde, curly-hair
’ Boy o’ mine, boy o’ min*, this t* [Vath is upon our tracks, impera
tive it the necesity for a new ap
my prayer for you.
This is not always the case.
Men high in finance* often ed widow, aged 32, who recently
ronfresed the helped sootier man
This l* my dream and my tho praisement of values.
leave business matters entirely liehind them when they leave to murder her husband.
ught and my care for you:
"Vititen* of on# of our Florid*
the office.
I t ia said of J. Pierpont Morgan that out of his
She says she now loath.* the
Strong be the spirit which dwells I « n i tell me that their chambei
office he talks of very little else except paintings and sculpt man that did the killing. He seem*
in th* breast of you.
of commerce selected and tecured
Never may folly or shame git a secretary who used his influence
ure..
He has made a hobby o f these arts and finds consider to have borrowed a suggestion
from hi* original ancestor Adsm.
the best of you,
to introduce Sunday moving picable relaxation from the hard grind of monetary figures liy Friend*
rTWfW say
„ y he
M was
» „ hypnotised
nypn..ti.ni b
ty
You shall be tempted in fancied ^lures. Th* Sunday pictures were in
thinking and talking of Raphael, Turner, VanDyke and Sar-ithc woman whose husband he killaecurtiy.
troduced with their attendant evils.
geant.
But make no choice that is *tain- For the sake of some possiblr ex
I f human nature, public opinion
td
,
So it Is with many others.
A man is a fool who allows __ ___
_
_
_
Ith impurity.
Jpanston of the city, a birthright of
th* course o f events work ms
himself to become so engulfed in his business that he forgets. u*ual.'"the man~'wiii'te~
„
. . .
. . . . (the toy* and th# girt* and thr ulder
Boy ti mine, hoy o mine, thb to <-ftitests was bartered. If the city
city
oP has no interest in anything clac.
Speaking o f success, *"d th* woman sentenced t« life
my prayer for you:
bek he* forth the fumes nf moral
OttoKahn, of Kuhn, Loeb & Co., said recently: " I have l»een 1lni.pn'?"u r i ,'t
^ *"•
Never may sham* pen on* line death, and the reuse o f the le-lch
of deipair for you.
fortunate in having success come to me and ntiil more fortu- ‘ in*1w/.m/n'm th*
Vhair
tng cannot be corrected, then the
Never Way conquest or glory citiun* would do well to turn tr
nate in not having success chill or isolate me."
■
------mean all to you.
the wilderness. We need to remind
" A kind fate has endowed me with the combined gifts I * BL,#N,£ I. sot-DlER. asking th*
Cling to your honor w h*l#v*r ourselves again and again that our
of practical qualities on the one hand, and appreciation o f ^
°K.Wi7l
‘ t!
•hall fall to you.
first and preeminent leak is to de
Rather than victory, rather than velop men and women according to
spiritual things, love of beauty and sympathy with my fellow ><« run t.-day. «a* u.kiPtTb*t on\
fame
to
you,
God's own designing.
beings on the other.
L ife is as vivid to me. the great adven-: ►
“-rs* called -Thrown in." at odd.*
Chooew to he true and let nothing
Frum Him who knew thr six,
ture of living as thrilling, as in my early youth."
, J'f.J?0 *•* ■»,inrt th*1 b»r**. Th*
bring shame to you.
and th* kind of man needed in rvA man who can take success in this manner cannot fa il.1ih !T tw j L rred’ thM rkri7t' bu
Our pjopular and prolific people’* rr* community and city came thia
It ia he w ho attaches too much importance to success w ho is |tot » * * a Ires,
** take. u. into his c r .f ,d«oc* ^
^
*"**
most apt to lose it.
-od U1U us in Ibis pern that on* lh* *
to tehoid ? Did you
ANOTHER YOUNG hTL’ DENT of th* greatest passions « f hi* life I« • « * . * * > — "a reed shaken by the
------------------- 0 ------------------[ aged IS. Delbert James, of Detroit
—Jkill* him xlf, leaving this mrt- i. for hto hoy to develop into a real
man. The crowd*s pounng
pouring out of th* ] rrr<* %i* ktn b* th. wind." there
■sag*: 1 really don't »
the us* Wwa* and out of' Jerusalem were ■
'wa* quit# a surpnso for you.
SANFORD FORUM
I of hanging around."
striking
and
dramatic
testimony
of
- The »ild«nv*»a man possessed
Lack of mental interest accounts
Editor.
mate which th* People pie- |the strength of steel, and h* refus
clay court In the estimation _
for many satewho. Nearly 40 ).S ri
The Itenferd Herald.
favor of the real tennis rnthusi sg". an wresting newspaper dia- e d upon a real man. The wilder- *d to bend before every wind which
a it
I t e r Kir:
cussod th* quvitiua. “ 1* Suicul* a naaa had a man of unusual dtanesi Flowed. 1 understand in part.
It has crew* to my attention
If lh* cummiss loo*rs wish to do H n ?" and while the discusstca ateN. and th* muttitodea poured though ! am IMW years removed
that efforts are being made to a real service, ore that will hare lasted, suicides were something th im iih rr into the wildar w a* to 'from th* Uase. why th* roads were
have the City Comm in ion autho- a lasting benefit, and ear that worth thinking about. So they Mr him. Th* |TT- mine nt Appraiser kipt hot frerm Jerusalem and other
I of personality givrs Hi* retimsU Judean commaaitles to th* spot
rizo the roortroction of four con will he hailed by tennis lovers of waited. •
of this wiiderncM man whoa II* d*-(Which this wilderness man area.
crete tennis courts, and that the the city, the* will cause to be con
ipmd. Then and now the world ho"Among
that are
AUTOMOBILE MAKERS A R E . clan*.
,
! ■ ■ ■them_____
argument advanced by proponents structed. in the immediate fu
t a real man and a real woman.
of such court* are that th* main- ture. aa Dart four clay courts on ukjiv enthusiastic than ever, and I ^ women than, hath not i M
Ik * aporal of Warhurtun is the sp
ten*nr* rr-ita would prohibit th* one ait*. The waterfront should industrially speaking, Um enterj.ru-1grenter than John the Baptist."
us* of municipal clay court*.
be sortottaly considered in order ing among them are ‘ateping on I A New Appraises***! ImperaUve peel ot many earnest and buoemt
! Dr. Jam** L Vaneo correctly parents at thia hour.
Tha * ill mated riot of a battery to assist that already attractive th* gaa.' According to some
o f four connote tennis court* ia sect**** of this city la hemming one predict ions her* been accurst* |charset r ri*e* th* condition* when
"Play th* man?
alightly over ftjOOO The estimat of th* best tourist renters in the hitherto, th* United States ought 'he My*:
to h* operating thirty-right mil"Th* p-opto ia Jtrusatom had
ed cret of four clay, or blu* ana state.
found that p a p and power and
Ke«p your inmost soul aa pure
Your, very truly, Iwn can la 1M0.
while mart court* is approximate-,
! place and wealth, and all the thing*
As your mother's virtue, sun
k. a Wgf
ly 4400, according to good author- |
I f within no evil dwell*
THE REV. OTTO Catorius of which go with them, were a failure,
iwvrrnmrnt
was
corrupt,
society
Dank mark* hausm ia Thuringia, a
There'* no power ia all the hells
V, It would require the services of
dsr— daat o f Marti* Luther, says w*» rotten, sad the rite* of retigvoa
Strong enough to drag you down.
ewe man for a period of about
the old preacher ha* ( I I living do- had degenerated late an amply
Rub you of your manhood*
Contemporary Cammenu
two hours dally to wot and roll a
read* at*, only three of them form Sham and cant, hypocrary
crown
mari court, this man could, in
preach*re. On* lives ia Japan, and injastuo and €-,pr«»»».n l-al
Play the man!*
my estimate!n. he o m of the reg
Haaoi (ia hat store)— ‘How does with a Japanese wife, hto children captured the seats of authority,—
If John the Baptist lived today,
ular employee, of th* park or
street departments. The d itt* f this «n* took on os*’. A fri*n d -T all married to Japanese. The de Life had lost th* note of sincerity. if th* wilderness man were an Am
erican. d* you suppose that a «w , i*
aaco sated in building clay, at l*dak that's decidedly the best- But cadents, scattered all over th* Existence wa* a vain show,
world include M business men. IS tomtin*, a
oenlrnct Would be offered him ?P*rmarl, court* wonld supply HU* dte\ you think that it want, tone farmers,
aln* engineers.
Bui tht
aooaliy I think no man would dare
malntalnance cret fo r aevoral sort of ornament ia Crete I mean
thing quit* dtfferent. O it than was approach him with »och a stupefy
Just to distract attention a little
yearn.
a man who refused to have hi* spi ing offer. There might he promoTHE CASE OP Peach*
personally, I would not care to from th* fare?' — Pathfinder.
rit touched with taint. The wilder- ten who wonld think such thoughts
v , married at K to her
play on a concrete court, and I be
nun spurned any offer which tort, whan they tookad into the fare
turh older convinced New York’*
ttors that the great majority of
admit that they d*. tortototere thal giita mast be ferd*d hto aeaaa of Justice. He of that man af
ptorera o f this and ether
Hi Ho, the sago of 11 idea by law to many to* young. was not open far a bid which be strength,
prefer msirta of clay. The Chinatown. ‘ Y*t
Mr. Browtetoc. iarldantiallv. might trayed la th* toast ooe of hto r e - would he
mart to durable. It to
lues- H* was not for sate. And th*
tree, hut it
t lt o t a d M T - proUc^ n* “ * T
A t Lloyd's 8boa S
C IT Y T A X B O O K S
CLO SE A P R IL M
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City Tax Books will clone April lat., after which
land* upon which taxes remain unpaid will be adn
Used and sold for taxes as provided by law.
IVrwai
taxes remaining unpaid will be placed in hands of
deputy collector, and a fee charged for collection
game.
E L L E N HOY, City Tax Collector,;
Frank - R. MacNeill and Compaq!
-O -.
*iretric
L
Dr. J. R. Vidl*
Insurance— Loans— Real Estate
107-9 So. Park Ave.
Sanford,
H. C. VIELE
'A
Substantial i «
in a Substantial Cit.
108 Magnolia
FOR RENT
Magnolia Avenue Hoi
Unfurnished
Three rooms. Sleeping Porch, Bath.
Near South Side School.
Rental $30.00 Month
Dean-Berg Corporation
I
. Herald Building
ARE YOU PAYIN G TAXES
ON A VA C AN T LOT?
Build a house on that lot and enjoy a nltt
from the rreL Let m» hetjr yon with plana aad
vice, and when you are ready far the material* w* r
•real you right.
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and Person a l A ctivities -:
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HeiLoti - Exhibit* o f nIV- «•
‘ itrly, not w*otv than 23 iiltllti to
Jthe v»*e.
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First Flower Show! Saturday Evening
Sermon
WasHeldlnSan Ford {
Eleven Venrs A^o men*. ** Nut fat ial.
“V
n> tM H M M
not lhi» wnr^
■'litdrlt than tK
d ly i,
lran«v ntt,
ind grant nil** *
I 'u::ht tbar acre «A
ity lahoc r- ha.o ba
U.Levin* that rhw by
Tihitkl' and btg burnt,
! l t d of preeminent Im \
the ,'iliacna ■< mir.plah
i x«loping of men and at
am knonly aaaae <i( thai
;mi»*io«, and ab>. am *a
A m ir ami
>'m
th
i.t
< Ian hr re — Aftnval
Chairin'
Mr, WiltlArrt
Situ, Hr*
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M R S. F R E D S. D .AKIER. SOCIETY* E D IT O R *
C. K ll.« v*r%kw
e*»ry fTeAt pwhlle U»rnni
Residence Tilpphotie 217-W
Amtoti*
<• - u !l'%.
pm** rbftvuitmi, but
A. tarnintHKii*
calendula*
101 in m u s HKNHA W U iltr
wax.
the «tr-ngth » f the man t
Vi
th ben th* 1teal 0 i f f y |
candytuft
3. rrntiKU|HMl
»"cla( cnurteiy w-rr: Mr*. K■..
in
kI -Ir* ■
d'a.vthai
W It ]i+Am i
filled with ram .
LrrFLE MARY LOUISE TOIiR
IS lii> Kllar, .Mr* ('hark-* Kvtn* ||rn. .ctaikia
iatling, w(l Ifr» w, ih<
R. gyma phitu
My
■'orprwde*.
every c ■
, ,
ry, Mr*. J. K.’ Brvuie. Mr,. IMw.ifl htWiyar
rfhD*illen
it. lupika * _ 1
HOSTESS AT BIRTHDAY 1
Mt«» Martha f i » . Mr* Um
'cry city need men u
, pan,let — Id
VtltlFft 14^f T. l
aid 1». Dnitninmut, Mr*. K fl ;< ■ •to, — 3. popiaea
IMft *«•
r- 3
a,L •chUaoihtht* tv pm Stwh'IMt
.( hi*
Torrauw. th, btick Irf frt >in nM tingt-l ftf -4f Jljf* Mttp*
Irfirtjr
Mtv . * - 3. attampait'>* — 4, >m l
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i
tl*
taU
afraid
14 *land dp add *pe.h
- i ; * - ■ ■ »■ . . . , . winxuma v°urig daughter i,f Mg., r.Akr » * r r »*tied. (m ru h plate fa lt e r S. Cateuutn. Mr*. Janm* I. an? other A*
>rt*4>, is A
<o$*v»a UMM
when wilt and wa. >*ivai* , ,
l KwMi m
V i ir A Y V U
,*!>d -Mr, 11>'gh B u t i* ,* , * I
N yUtir.inc '•hit# Kn-irr r*l-b*t J'hMWi. Mr*. 01arm field llulixk. not ni-err :ha n to.
ifn^i ^ X
w Ti T
Mt 4ifKf4
t« iut/ ir*i *g InCaenee, T i - t *'• kind ami *t*e * f thing* e* “
t'*tu » nl randy hobbr in th
thee;' Mrv S. It, DtgMrm
rtf, Jd4,
'
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of
*
llttir
K*v>'i
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not dn. e »he «tr,-et* lareom' .tt ••*
nf gaJTl
I !•*< Sear-- IV r'n la U al»d Mo*.
->*l V. IrnuU, and they fil*
, 3* a 3 *»w rf of I
oiJtrrrd cap*
til i n tn tH*l
• ring Shrub*
hm ;kceo|y
llui tk* ‘
[ir-, UupBc»t» tridi
waay garde'., «l*ehti» tn »tv » aa.Maiujrujat*.Chairman. Mr*. Jame* Shater
V at Ilo t.l Fnrrr-1 I.oW.
^ b
lh« aopruoe ; helple** children at pb*y ar* thiwat,^,«ut. ... c,cta>g 1.1 t.ad'e
The y*
ywpnir l "otr .. wa* ,ri,*t<-.( In
Woman’s Club
Mr*. F«m <t l .ii*.
; Men in whi.h Mr M. t d j» bell * i.l cried.by *rv unru.pr, tmg • enemy. their ruprrree hpnuieva.
gjiir* o« 5 $
All kind* 'i(£artp4* tioxrlt :e« and
'• naming hrr jurat, ly her
( atlttdntloM fnt hH pmvryjlw. V.ti and *n>m*a of the J,.hn the
r>at«c«
Id »tatV*, gersnian. i
\ud « o » l w f (riemlw m t
*\W k with
Notes
n i-.«tng mewentt ana at Iwd'V;
’I. gertieja — in, M$via — it, #m ; 1N r* wilt bm ftMinv ■f them H*-e> ft*pit,I typ» baVw a m coi/n
her home on variety of rlif (lower?, in |l,e pnf m»th«r •ml Ur* Frvdrrn k (tender
Children et.joying lh(, happy r<tel time wrrw ,*-.1 with *rtl*tlr e f
*ie«ia - d. V.lhvo*, -- 12, ,hdrt, •um* In the hoH> e ibibit Which i ten to the <|oe*i).«M which Jew*. ' ’„ •tjoa, ,hmjhf hb a*»»d, andr
Hy Mils. MKMlV WMillT
Avenue.
were: Nancy Ho. otn. farwfect in drorittn g for thi* affn.r,
W, an . othier variety,'not m*»tr will he d m feature if the |;.iwer *,kteg the f.dk*: "H.,| V.herefere •Ihle, antwered What I* th* fll
rn*c* an.l
and biriirpur
lark-pur , Irn
lyn Fmrimtn.
(wgbtitn. Mara.rie
Marjorie I>
Dui lln**.
Hr
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*p !,iln\VrM« |»ti*|v«lrjirmu,
l^Mp-.lrjc-m,, rn*y.
|
than lit.
♦how la I * held at the l\..man*', went vw out? Tn are a prophetT** for .lexetaplng *uvh men t*
Mi»» Mn1 Widtiivt chairman o
L, £
In P . T AalnoJ ^
,n 1
*' *»<> l" * »» * W it M»ry K»u(.. h V.l tv.Jan
.run
I Club Ma»*h a.t and 31, f» r every Then ir o n , the f reate*t of all it * . llaxa a.* t«ac«e.| beyond tk* > (* I
th* ChaUtin.|ua rnnimitio*.' r»
Cla,, fixe — Itelu.u* Plantinute'tr ta'dner wh. o<*n» Mead**ideal* of human nature, gtre* tn u, » f a John th* ItaplKt? I think >►*. .
k S o f t Tto 5 i r t i n T lh- n“ m
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h
r 11 • " l>
Iba' her whrherr meet (o
t
halrntan.
Mr,
Il
II.
Iltry,
M-*
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omarylH,
t,.ill l«e an Ip'u* to rant-fan xtow of the photograph of lhi* •anti .lexelopr.t M‘iae«, and Abraham
‘
“ m il gim* .-r i C*me, of ail Wind* Were tila>nl
*>KWry. Sarah Moy*. Jai!« Kr: tpieata
»ti*a Club at the fol P- M . Talbott.
, ^ v .,
durmit the afternoon. Thr feature
Maria tr-i I • >«. r-. t •ui e I’nr- f at the \l
! pare them.
k.stetlic* ot*n ” Ve*. and I ray ami John the RaptWt. and tied la
toning dat*
'knlmn-- Mil •». «r. (|..n
g
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gr..*l
tlf|unto
y<x| and much mora than a ready to devtbtp the name Ij^a
LA R. Ptcnir at Turtle Mound,!o( ,hp t“ rtV » a , the (j>»trr t o r £!ft,
, 1,? * lZPl,t* t' J‘""‘ ""■•rr
Monday Match M M
.
■if men today let u* lewrn
leern ie
la peace
place
"lu*. «eethwi .1 -erUum, rertlan I tn i-MinUrily, and
-re
Will
ho
H
.prophet,•
*
■Sew Smyrna, with the State (fc»nt. for which prire* * . re awardAdeUid* Key, Alma M»iie
Sridai April I. h I'
empba,., where »mph«»»*
iau* balotrr*.
umarylll*, *e. tt. o A any va, xrratth of thewi, «t< » «*.•■• ,'e,- «.I I Jj.
ral Society and the /nnei^l- Betijr M'heelea* ami thimthe
Anna
a
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•
I
-eye
«r,|
he
d*li«,
M»rtd*v April t. h. I*
1and *kh Cod lu help
■, t*f nut Witrd.
th«lr .taintv til|le I
l*fHf y tni Htirt. Aihcrt-l tb it m -»«xr» with trvmee.lnu* lhat 'K# Inicine,, of thla
Chapter af New Smyrna 1Couch fur having found thr- ni- -t "'<{• Hiirc
Tue*da> April A, t. p
1V .l i tin
Vel
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Whi.i'nia
Th*r* rh.
oaroeitre*,, *n-l the rity people thi* SumUv »chmil, thi*
'Intne-.iay April (l, e
I
t1*.v Siv — Pottrd
Plant* man ..alia*, and p i
laid *--te tkete cwut rt* and .their alt the other orgmtMtbwta ad 1
JrniVStory Rout at 10 uy * r th^
hor‘t* ,hl’ children t,a,tt|< Sam tUgh...,,. U |>
Chairman, Mr*. K. A. Hafflt, I Rm*« u , evil aa h*u
x,
htturle*
to
make
the
wIMernee*
l<hurrh it the making » f aieh
A the Library.
" kr<1 ,n,*» th* dining rn.,m hr Jr. Mux RumMey, Jack Tor-. The inr club even! for the rxitr- Mr*. J r Pent.et, Mr*. \V«ta Pay. rrhmtn*. AH gardne.
I.U tp to beat what he had t* var. » - « , « arvordlitg to the I’ M
. Srank le e tVoodruff will
r» f u-'''n'.ent». The refresh- fence.. U-.bh.e
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...'iTtiuti, Owen Mr
!* ,h- Flower Vb„w. at- Mr. J. V. M.c.rkili
land **ar-bv h.-otjulle cvereetlj ha* -.n r on* rant. ■tandarxl. Then, my tilewdh.
ije at
al 9
3 o'coWi
o-colrhat
"7 the
me C
i uller.
-- Dightoti. law t'.-nn-,!,
"*
•'*' *d l he a
lain « t bridge
« t f 5 ™ i.TZ'Z.. " *'
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Seetmn l — ifTBa *ntl«it 2- ■* f the ownty are i»»|
Th» m*n who help, the **•• mu*t home* a ttl be center* of tranafonft-home nn Oak Avenue, honor- “ ffT „
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“ ” l '.n '" ht|' Chart.-. It l\,t, . r*. ti-i.l, l> „ l v , ! ,Tt'*,7 l Th“
“ ur.ie.1 Palm: •ectlnn 3 exvtk*, lectlor. i bit.
|a*o himre If In hi* rail** *
; mg |»*a,r, and tde Kingdom ef
I ■Cowering pi
[lliH Kvelyn Andemon. a brtdn
V W * * l1*1
• rink U p r, (HIUie IV,.,th riKt..«. HdU- Tl.-riwn. A rT*'’V'
" 4 . Um|loldera ft! Inc >■i,»*llK«tt.
B b'
Now mj fric hlc. U not the i|a- ; Gml »il1 nemrieh In every
If
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embedded in frm » and rut flowrn. .I^atrr Phillip* un.1 William Vih ,*“**♦ * ko have flowcra, and thla i
ry
nut>
t*
abt,I
jwul
T^le*
af
retry
nay
N»
obtained,
w'-.pinc
an ..f thi* . munify and tn every rtty. -**
•urfreahraenta af pink and white len
rt*1'’ time of the >ear to »hm- Clan Seven--Hoarr trianfxm ro!,
from the Chamber -*f
•f Com
Comm---m{i ‘
Chairman. Mr*, Tbe, -lore I i t r
front
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i«t, M»>. Ne»l t bittelulen.
fiwat Mda.lt Sboppa,
f*man‘« Oatld of
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rlaottwatiun. an '•Hety of flow en,, Sacthm 3
l-et
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perennial, rx.vpt th«ae , tuning.
ick i : with -Mr*. S. O. Chare at
j kdlrn >tt |u . i- *ii| tirangement of mixed fb.wer*
nllg. but theie ar# p e l , «j»h «r I
home «r. Oak Avenue,
I ( King ilia material for dexviratint
D K V K I.O P IN U A V D
dataie, *al.ivi*», (tmlieat ia« i«t■- the platform aa he did la*t yea*
rath Heel, r* f l i n of the Mrth11*-, t'iihl -♦ f*M r Drear at ior
twiiaa
,o
i».‘til*l
et--.
Tb
i
j
i
it
t«
1‘UI.MI.M;
Reflecting
the
artuiiir
ta«*.e
»
f
I
bridge
*.
Mr*,
t Chntch will hold bu»inr*, and
Woodruff pro- ‘ and thi* Important work i* In that
Chairman. Mr*, lieorgv Det atfr* : ,„**ijd*
idd to tb hUmbae^i
of Mr* Ral Wight, and Mrmeeting at the Church at the hotter* ip every detail wa, the vented her gu at f hnn»r with
Table
arraegeutHU
«
f
flower*.
(
iwtpa
,tl> • tge Hrti.irrVuv, »itb the tie! fruit and foliage, abate wr In e,.m-1J J 7 * h.-*'t . a* y ii n lata ra il
clark * iih Mt*. II. II S,juirr*. lovely bridge Party given Satur lovi'lv gift f»r her trou,*-,tu.
Mundcr’s Studio
e»i-*riment' In c ,e
Tkem
K,-l!'.».ng the awarding of the ;"f the exhibit nxnmlttr* of Ih bmathm. albiwevt. l inen, china and
Byron Squire, Jim. C.K. Chor- day afternoon by Mr*..Trank la-e
CLf
la a
rla'd at Ian for!
O ta r M oble>‘a Drug Store
ng. Mr». (J. I>. Bradbury. Mr-, Woodruff at her home on Oak Ave p riic . the table, wutv UtJ with B »fd «i club ,-f Sanf,.e.l
Mower Kohler* « ( any material n u * tke*e, anr( fay M - it
ihnilr
,
■ ' a ■■■■ ....
I ■ I* le Ua**,l. \*i fl*i atlver albvnt
o , McClelland. Mr, A ll. .Sh nue romplimenUng Ml»# Kvelyn pmttv baiul-mada c*. I »• and Were' Thi, at»d ,-aritiibuthin* tatH > »e f--t.we-i
irr and Mr*. W. I,. Aker* a» Ander>on, a bride -te le op nett ccnterrd with yellow bird flnnrr tiibh*. I l i a n i n d Ball, Maah
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V
the
r,.nmiU.-:
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\
,k,..;ge.
month.
,
_holder*
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filled
with
purplr ; lo-ndcnburg ami Mrv. CurMt. wli
11*,, Nine — M iM l'l* »t»< «ad
,r*»e*.
The i>laut *ala on tlx . lid, If,
The apaciou* mom* of the Wood- and yellow panvi, - llefrr«hmetit* |ha* chaige of th* plaid aale. and »
Naltip Kbrubathrleen Mallory Circle will
rale
will
lag,n
rally
th,
ii.ard
home were converted Into ter- ,of a delieinu* *«la
r.i we courae } velll Hot lx able to a*»i»t the gen
Chairmaii. Mi, * U i Va-iv'ian,
t *1 3:30 o’clock at the home id ruff
mg „ f l i e .Mar. 3»
‘table bower* with quantitira of cut
u**t»t- |tb men *.f her . mmtttec.
M _____
Mr Tiblen Ja, b-. Itr, Hai l.) t,
L. M. Ilan,ell. 1011 Ooak flower* and fern*. In the living were aerved la th.
mroa-m-,— - - --niHa
,d by Mr*. Jam, , i Willi. Mr*. I f . !
<1*,- tine — No-,-*
•or.
mom apd library’, where th* card C. DuHo.e and Mi, Kitty DuB^m* . 1 hairma, Mr, E. M liall«wav t la-» T* m —• t.ard.a INrturr* aa.l RcuaHa Races To
m e a t
M a r
?upid Up To
Date.” at thr table* had been arranged /or play,
Tho*a enjoying ii.e cordial hot Mr*.*J, D. W,-drnff. Mr*. W. I
__
U tn nure .
» r High School at 8:15 uVh* k the color* of lavender and yellow
Bo Shown Toniirhtj
itality of Mr- U -druff w.rr Walfcwi.
rtu.-rman. Mr* 1>ewrge llcrnog.
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— —
rr tbe auiplcr* of the Stminole were beautifully carried out with Ii»* Evelyn Andecon. Mi** Kit , Not mem tk o thr*,’ ld,-,**,m« «»
pier No. It O. K. S.
bavketa of calendula*, lupin*, map* tr l hi I W . Mi*. I ranee* Cherry.
Maine, pt,rare* af th
,*0'’ !*»rlrty alluacd la rh
enfold I
M«r Jnhn It Miertnan, pie»i■aopai
rnten Claia for the St. Agnn dragon* and pan*ie*. while in the Mi** Mina II..ward. Mu* FLh.UeI ' “ **•
^Yacht t tdk’* ai nutl regatta katdl
___
lent , f the lieu* r*l (V4*Ntl<»,
d at 3:45 o’clock at hr Chapel. dining mom oxquiftite pink me**, Brady. Mi** 01,v, Newman. Mu*
.
W ium'*'*Cluiis
,n th Taiv.l, f, r during Ike (lt*t muaib am 1
H A LL AND PENTLAND
■riliary Soriml and MI»,ionar>■ baby breath and fern* lent thair Mildred Seiui, n*. ilia* Marcia |’*tI la** T » « — haeet Pea*
« fra daj4 a* I gu- ,1 « f l»r a t ‘ »huwn In the afnd-y** af the
png will be held at 3:3<l beauty in decorating.
I'r r llfle d lliM tc A fr tt in U n t *
ter-i.m, Mia* Kd.th Tragi.c, M|»Mr*. Ben Moanr, ylc* U la lM n . It will b* « ( la • f,«rx| Drug 1'nmpaay. an
rk at the Pmbytrrian church.
Score* for the game were kept KI,-anor Herring. Mix Ketiy laid Mr*. W« I* Healey, Mr* W, Al tareat la l .a l club awmea t*, Street, tonight, *•“ ixltbr t
In runt c T a t ('tM u allanU
on tallica dime in girl* wearing chic will. Mi«, Kern Ward. Ml-, Av» l Thigpen.
.know that Mm. Sherman will gW* annoo'iiement made I Mi in,,t
n. t), CRAY, Re*Ideal Manager
TUESDAY
lathing roitumri of purple. The-.,- l\ right. Mi*, Sara Warren Kn*urSWtitin |- Exhibit* of ,|ifferyp< * httef oddir*, at the T’oram tn ho
The pn-tore, t-av*- ait,
Phan* f t !
aftati Circle of the Bapti't were dintribuled hy Mi** Kitty li
l i t I’lrxt V i i Im u I Beak IHJg
xriettea and . -dor*,
irx.re tkai i -U in tb# tic*-ham Tbratm at largr rraw.la
the oceaaiia
by. Mita Emily Crdfin. i ll , Rul
ch will meet at il* ela** mom Boce. After the u*ual number , f Ib’yne, Mi • Trance* Duttun. Mio J-> .talk, alb'Wfd to the v**e.
1 I u'tlock Hundaj afirm.xa,
j have leen' ,H«wu In tk
u* church at 7:30 o’clock with prugrr**i,in*, *coye» were add,si lleuecca (a "It. Min Edna Ohitlru
C ..£ Wall* and Mr*. A, M. nd priie* nwar.I d. Thr one Kf.ld- {den. Mu* Mary Cold,, Ml** Dornlhy
l a* huntea*.
ng hlghcit
higt.«t »rorv wa*
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.a -------------awardetl
Slnkea, Mt- --Pratt,r» i.y v i -, M:U-ttl. of perfume. C-r th. b. Id.-r >f : Nu *mi S,,,tve. . Mb - Man.-, It. : .!
W F-SVEsiiAY
luwrit acorn thera wa* a dainty |Umt .Mr*. Jenw. ! . \Vcn».
Ir.llfl' Art P‘T*r't,'* South
Si
I*r !m
pnmilif Knool, WAdupliUy
kt at K aal- h .
I
h*re will l » a mealing of the HEAD OF CHINESE
^'ran^ L, Miller!I
faar.J 1-lard at 2 o’clock.
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AT MRS. F. U WOODRI FFS PARTY
W. H. L O N G
l«h DAI-.MBTtO AVKNt’K
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Entertains In Honor|Kj
THURSDAY
HOSPITAL SPEAKS O f Charming Visitor Si
he men of the I’re.bytit ia»l
nth will Imvr a »upjwr al the
rxh at 7 P. M.
HERE
SUNDAY
M*.1.1,ghtfullyw,ii,r
I M J I U i ON
M il O
U M I / n i m..,i
I nd,, ..t,. . -ii fU
——
*t her bum,- •>rt Magnolui Avenu,,|r 1
liphtful CourteHy I« .Tlrmbers O f C oncretn illonal, 0w affair b, it g in h,m»r • ( M»- k Pe, { I
ven For Miss Evelyn Church W ill Hear Addrcwi. 't“ *km KH
B y Doctor PranrinTurkrcOn
&
rhar“ ‘P,f BUrn of Ml
{ J
iderson, Mr. Moore
Subject O f “ Yellow IV rtl
The r,,<un* « her.- the laid table* [ J
------had been ■rraifgxd fi-r }day W e re ln l
ne i.t the moet delightful of the
Dr. Kram-i, 1 T irkrr, »uperio- ■artuti.ally d- .-rat-d with a t’» ■•pre nuptial eoclal cnurtrale* ten,lent nf thp American buipltal; fa*bm of rut
and fema
honor af MU* Kvelym An- at Shantung, China, for aver 25 with pink radiumr f* >ea and pmk
Moor*, who** yearn, will »neak al the i'nngref». and lavrnder lark*pur preb.mmatplace April 12. -thmal < l urch Sunday n .-n.itig ut ing.
t r vening when II oVlock.
Hi* »ubject *i!l be.j tjirl* Wi.inrg Urge | tun
■e Harden enter- "The Yellow Peril.”
xprtng hat* a rned the tally , ard*
. their home on
I>r. Tuekrr declare,! t<d*> that 1u*ed f„ r th* . uni game. Wh»n »*vrmanv of tha pr»*ent leari-r* ln ’ , i had |». n.-,Mintcd, it
|,-j, t
ant ami other .China were trained Pi tb, col that th- t- .
-■•*
> ■*, ar. i. j
cut flower*, with bund# am! I '« n cf America and h» -r r
» g m,| i
1 ut ta,n i- " t
.
*, th* prevailing ixdma. were turr.e,! to tl --Jr native lai- •-■ th \|r, u ,ti............... . K-i h« tn.,* I
m adorning the r-'m where a neat enthutia.m f*.r Ih- r- « m tha Id* Mr,- Jam** C. j
-! tahle, had tieen «prrud for republican
form ,-f goveu Sharon i f rLt
i II* furth-r
xtatnl that eetUiu j
( Br,i
Xfr*. Et!ar wa pre ,*■x
a ____
dona
gfrU wearinr
wearing Kurojjan
nation* W daalln^ wdh ,. n,^, , nt t n r i > !
* i!Y«f « f n* nw__In ___
.
fuwru farryln^ out tb* tol* th# l-hinrije unxo I»r#n inim **i n.#mu uf tfl# |MYltttlltflf
theme were u*e<l In keeping .violating the la », of modern *r* , ' i At tbo mi i 1 m nf the gnmf ir the enjoyable ram# of ; far* In
thelluig
unprotected |^
rlrared ami t>
Tde-pn*# for hlflwit nor-, ’ ■*-*■
:r,,f
|dT ) rllow o»trit. h party bag. - „ •" » " (Mervlrw ha dUelanr.|
W|I|,
r
— lae Brady,
M -^hun. w « a I
M>i , „ .t
MMaKnrthA W
“
ffltf
J
tk- men’, high ..ore pn*e. a •nd.lxr rhleflkn token >
v(r- -Y i* ■ -I - "
: Mr* J. E
x i , won by W. A. Adam*. »n * r a*
hr** »■>
c. Mrd- ||M^
•l'*li*’ htfb.
cist priie, a limk
I'oir
‘ of* jaxlry.
"
— him
. ...
.
....
Th
e- uytog th
vividly » ten day
to Miaa Edith Teagve. p ie
• 1‘.»’
[ honor were prewnled a b-.ttle tfCtwivin Oi.;, - ’.ng fo.tiuii, i ~*rrTT7 ’.TtT. , C.’TT”
r ^ . T r " m 7 b r l r i r n <:hln. Which nulre Man a mll►’ * « w • » « 1,t fn,m the1r Ition round, of ammunition w.re
lad hiaUraa,
and In ^which thr ■vr-ui>ded
in the evening refreifensent* U*ed,
on Loth ride* amounted to only
_ »g -it pineappl- K im * . Tlxe hundred. Ttw wounded frum*
1 . utfee wetc *> rved !-» la>th eidea were taken rare of by.
rrfen a**l*led by Mr*. M' r the hoanltal* of which Dr. Tuekrr,
er.
it ruperintemJcat. Aa an inter**-!
t r-e,ta ware: Ml** Evelyn (ing kidrllght he declared that thal
Miaa Ara Wright. Mi** only one* who read'Iv pay for tka
» Brady. Ml** Edith Teague. iffv k r i <»f Ubv? iiovpitili nrv
Varna Pattervon. Mi*» Kran- U mi it •,
T m MU and.Teny in
Wry, Etwyn Moore, Alfred
There are more than four hun
t nn c a n y o n o f i j a t t r *
ta lla c Bell. W. A, A«Um*. dred milliow paaplr In China of
' W'.airuff Jr, Mr. and Mr*. whom fully three quarter* are ln-1
, Crnudy
koU-rtaoa, Mr. and Mr*. idffirientljr nourulwd. The aver“ TBItKF. III.Alt MEN"
Baggett and Mr. and Mr* i f f « « c r of «n iMr bo*iwi rill*
Ip-tner.
HRMlan U only t write crOtf • P f * j
Monday
ClimatiraJly th# peoxinee of
Shantung ritnpanf*
favorably;
raw Hold Social with Per n»)Ivania. Often in tfr
-CASEY AT THE BAT*
With WaJiaea Beery and Ford
winter
pwa*eVi
tk,
n-r
eon
dn
a-i
IBuHiness Meeting
Btetling.
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' ■ • i»a{wqi
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vr%,,i
The American Legion
*
* a
And Enjoy The Game
Municipal Athletic Field
rf, 3
Indianapolis
kntfst.
..jV'.-Jtt
Indians
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Philadelphia
TODAY
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Athletics
TV COBB, EDDIE
C O L L IN S
and Z A C K WHEAT Will
iK # ;
.**•
N ra riffi.
the pre*e«H tiaevet-f l Y ’ t * * T
COMING
I, due to a growing dia e y ,
tent again* t all imprr»l,-m whath*f
Colleen Mdore la
rT u i * the Milltariitic l a y i n g
-nlli 11 Wilts \M l FU VI (N I.
„U, nf North China «-r the aggie,and
rive |mt*-r*li»m
oul**«*»
ikat .......... f” J. hn Barrymore in
China: ard U *UaauU:r-i ^
- n n ; i i e u i i K u Htxd r
native .Wdrot rU .* •«*! " ' “ ^ 7
(rum other land,, par-,
amution a d*
f r » » A m * 'c
^
,)ua,\wt* wa* a *o!o tkularlly
Dr. Tucker will br acron f-nied
-l?**F**llt. w *« ePjowd
Sunday m-mtng bT ^ ‘
J.
>R R. Cray and a reading C.
Tucker, now ,ifk ty three jeae
Bytoa Squire*. Several
wh. cam, to tku
‘r
TODAY
<ung t.y tbe n.« m old.
Florid, fifty yoarv ago a>
i l i a r , arena enjoyed. Af- •Lruclitm engineer to buiki rail
„ ■
Art A *1* r i tr
I j_^T ,trr*m rafreehment, of S S n w h 'h K. M- Hcn.h.wa*!
'l A a l i h f j IR iM T M W
L’bWviaU and cake wet# rmrxidenL Mr. Hflwk t * ^ » T l
tire and live,
- « l n lW -V I'M t^KT
P. *‘
H ew »y f o f OrtawAe
' Mi, >1 AMD
The many fnemi* » f Mr*. A. ••
th* day in Sanford aa Kiy Will r glad to ^arnn tb.^*
^ Mrv W. Wallace it con valeting *ft*T • " “ “
” 1
'twa waaka-
PRINCESS
15
M onday, M arch 28th
K
•wmbera o f lb* Rebec*
41 hold a combined busl•oclal meeting Friday
Lh, their lodge room*. Durbutineu meeting it wu*
that an invilat ion ha I
-,ed from tbe Orland*
attend tb>> aocial n>< «*
,
♦
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S. O. Chase
,
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COMMI
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Forest Lake, Mayor
E. F. Housholder
- >uigfddaaAh*-
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Give To The Y. M. C. A.
S A TU RDAY. MARCH 29, 1127
The Y . M. C. A. o f thin city hi to enter upon a campaign
to raUe fourteen thousand dollars to cover necessary expendi
tures during the next twelve months.
Although contribu
tions to such a fund will undoubtedly tax the resources of Sanfbrd people, there is every good reason in the world why the
campaign should come to a successful dose.
Tho Y. M. C. A. does a work In this city and county not
even approached by any other organization.
Begun about
a year ago, it has made rapid strides in strengthening its foot
hold here and giving young men what ha* been woefully need
ed for a good many years.
Once so well started it would be
inexcusable to allow It to die; yet it must, if it docs not receive
adequate support from the people.
In New York City a campaign will be waged from May 3
to may 13 to raise six and n half million dollars.
An expan
sion program o f nearly ten million is contemplated.
New
York City realizes that there is no other organization which
reaches out to young men of poor families with such an attrac
tive appeal, offering athletic, intellectual and moral develop
ment, as the Y. M. C. A. New York people will contribute
generously to the campaign fund.
In Sanford we cannot fail to do otherwise. The very fact
that such contributions do entail sacrifices on tho part o f the
donor is all the more reason for giving.
Young men in San
ford will have more need than ever for a Y. M. C. A. during
the next few months. It must be sustained.
During the war, there was a slogan on the lips of every
one, "G ive until it hurts."
We all gave and wc won the war.
Sanford cannot afford in the present emergency not to give
until it hurts to preserve the Y. M. C. A.
Are Women Busy?
.BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY
TH E SUPREME TEAC H ER:—
Good and upright it the I-crd:
theref re will he teach tinners in
the way. The meek will he guide
In Judgement; and the meek will
he teach his wey.
i
H E LA T lV lT Y
j ACROSS the lawn the little tiger
walks,
Seeking an ambush in the cabbage
■talks—
* The tabby tiger, the domestic cat.
s With twitching tail, stiff whisker*,
ears laid flat.
The prowling garden monster
*
brings dismay
'T o mouse and bird; but neither ho
>
por they
i Visage that other tiger, bringing
dreed
, To jungles vaster than a cabbage
“ What does the modern woman do with her spare tim e?"
Wc have put that question to several o f them and the infor
mation wc have thus gathered is that they don't have any
spare tim e.' The modem woman, it heems, is quite as busy
as was her mother or grandmother in the days before vacuum
cleaners, electric wash tubs, telephones,electric floor polishers
and the many other conveniences of the current era.
But a well known critic of the species female has advan
ced the theory that the reason the modern woman is as busy
as her grandmother is not because the cooking, house keeping,
or horde o f rollicking offsprings require her attention, but be
cause with the popularization of the automobile as a means
of transportation, the woman has become engulfed in a riot
o f Bocial teas, club luncheons, bridge parties and what might
be genera)lj\classcd as "extra-curriculum activities."
But there are those who would call this form of "w ork "
idleness.
We have in mind the conductor of the famous
'T ra c y ” column o f the Scripts-Howard papers who writes
like this; “ One cause of social unrest, I believe* is the idle
woman.
Our women are surrounding themselves with vac
uum cleaners and chocolate drops, and, instead o f using their
freedom to improve their minds, they are using it to improve
their faces, or so they think, nnd to pluv bridge. Divorces
and work for the children’s courts follow."
I f this Is a fact, it in most unfortunate.
Bridge playing
at best has little in its favor.
It requires considerable time
without affording any of the benefits of exercise or mental
stimulation.
A game of golf or a good book Would be better.
But if it is in any degree the cause of divorce or the lack of
training among childrcn.it is properly classed with modern
evils Which go with “ jazzmania."
•,
However, we do not believe that many women of thin gen
eration are sacrificing their homes, husbands or childten for
Idle pleasures.
We think it is the exception rather than the
rule when a woman devotes so much o f her time to “ running
around" thnt things which should mean vastly more to her are
allowed to suffer.
As Brisbane Sees It
No Cooks Wanted In The Devil’s Kitchen Just Now
By ARTH C lt BRISBANE
China On The Hampage.
I'aeless Record Breaking
Gu m Far Sale
Will She PUT
\m M W fT 'ifeT G oT ft/ t a * * T ie
NEWS COMES from China not
pleaaant or reassuring. Many- Americans killed, the British Con
sul and a British missionary am
shot.
Britain and the United
State* serve an ultimatum on the
Chinese, but that will not influ
ence the revolutionists* determina
tion to get rid o f foreigners.
mss W
was gxxsv up/
a*
frn O N E 5aa
ONE • DAT SEff
SANFORD
ONE JAPANESE M ARINE was
■hot dead yi(iterday, while Japa
nese troops were rescuing Euro
pean ind American foreigners,
and that death may have results.
Japan must maintain her prestige
in Asia. But marching through
crowds c f passive Chinese in ordi
nary times is diffetesit from hand
ling tens of millions in the heat
of revolutionary frenty.
laundry
819 W. 3rd Si
WASHINl
MACHINI
MOSCOW REJOICES wildly In
Chinese talk o f a world revolution
and furrsees 140.000,000 Russian
communists joining with 400,000,000 Chinese communists to "make
the whole world communistic.”
That It going ahead a little rap
idly.
The tail might like to wag the
dog, pertiapa, but it neve* dors.
And Japan, the real Asiatic power,
i* far from coramor.lsm.
$90.00
Electric motor dm
Washing and Writ
Easy Terms To |
F.P.R INB
. 1113 Sanford Ai
Phone 4614
IN AMERICA, CHINESE stem
In have caught the excitement of
the flowery kingdom. Wars betwicn the Hip King and On Leong
gentlemen broke loose yesterday
in six cities, with six killed and
two shot. In America, fortnnateIv. the Chineae are considerate
and usually shoot only Chineae.
For Aching Or Tin
See A Foot Sped
Phone 102 For A P M
Dr. J. R. Vi
8 EGRAVE,' BRITISH, heat Amorica's autcmtobfle record yester-
A t Lloyd's 8boa
SATUR D AY EVENING SERMON
Hr. F. H. King. First Baptist Church
No autc noblle ran go USEFULA strange scene la presented to hurrying to see him. Perhaps many
L Y 196 mile* an hour, or 100 mile* ••• this morning, and the serne is of the people had never seen such
an hour.
full of timely teaching. Crowd* are a specimen of manhood, and they
Up in the air, where the mad moving out of the villages, the cancelled engagements and turned
la wide, in the place for real speed,towns, the cities, anti th y are their faces to the wilderness.
A new appraisement Is impera
—- — marching Into the wildernrsa. And
THE UNITED STATES war these rrowdv are not Urge and tively needed In many o f our town*
Tigers and cats and men—ah, who
departmmt ha* rnM .1,000 rifles,' - nail hands of hunters 'earthing am) in many of our cities today.
can tall
203 machine gun*. 1.000,000 rounds 1«r the game of the desert. These We are much concerned about
Whan, In uncharted seas of apace,
of ammunition to Nicaragua, and crowds a.e not armed men search- pushing back the limits of our ei,
may dwell
gets |2I7,718 In notes, l.eari.ig 0 ing for a body of bandits. What la tie*. If the population doe* no?
, Man’s prototype T Or who can say
per rent interest, a satisfactory: the meaning of the marching of
what Mind
th' e rr*wd» of men and women'are willing to employ ifeatructive
1 Likens that unknown man to ua,
(non 'Jerusalem, and nil Judra, and and even deadly devices to swell
j
who And
all th* region round aiiout th ■Jor- the figure* of the enumerator. Tht
I Resemblance In the beasts—ur
rising of a new and eep'clally tall
f
when beran
buildings makea a charming ap
Earth's back-yard version of that
peal to us, and we crowd our paper*
• . , other man?
with the stories of (hese achieve
(From The Nation and Athen
ments.
aeum)
What have we gained in the
v The afternoon pane
growth of our city if that growth
breaks; It prints mda)
in the wilderness an object which cpntaina the certain elements of
da f.
drew the crowds from village*, moral death? What hare we gained
towns and from famous Jerusalem. when the hank shows rapidly in
The World’s Estimate IK A M is creasing deposits if the money
The head of tome of these ten
I f this morning you and I could shows signs of the gamblers and
nis courts enthusiasts seem to lie
sound the hearts of some father* in grafters' touch- What ha* beer
Tilled with concrete.
The Effect Of SuccesH
this country, we would there find gained In rapidly increasing the
the secret of the wilderness attrac
rte with
w is h soma
some skillful
s a im u i c
n g in e e i
We
engineer
tion Mr. Guest our prolific poet.
J would jnvent a system for the bat
What in the effect of nucceaa? We are inclined to think
Is us good example as we routd
tle r drainage of our fountain pen.
too often that mucccah i* apt to lend one to a ttmug nclf-oati*find in modem American public life
■
o
‘
faction which overlook* the good qualitie* of other* lens for
reflecting this wilderness secret.
. The shoe stores are going to do a
Listen to our poet as his heart
rushing business during the next tunate and over-emphanize* one'* own geniu*, that aurce**
NOW NEW YORK may have to pleads for the noblest development
^two weeks. In April the legisla harden* one nnd leave* him unappreciative of art, l>enuty and deckle about executing Mr*. Ruth of his boy
ture la to convene.
culture and thing* dissociated with dollars nnd cent*.
Snyder, young blonde, curly-hair
'Boy o' mine, boy o’ mine, thi» i*
my prayer for you.
This is not always the case.
Men high in fiiumcu often ed widow, aged 32, who recently
ronfmsed she helped another man
' Concrete tennis courts are re
This Is tny dream and my tho
leave
business
mutters
entirely
bchfnd
them
when
they
leave
to murder her husband.
commended by the ignorant as a
ught and my cars for you:
It is snid of J. Pierpont Morgan that out of his
She say* she now loathe* the
measure of economy; yet the Ini- the office.
Btrong t>e the spirit which dwell*
,*.41al coat is twice as much as clay. office he tnlks of very little cl*e except paintings and sculpt man that did the killing. He seem*
in the bread of you,
Never may folly or shame get
ure..
He has made a hobby of theso arts and finds consider to have borrowed a suggestion
from
hia
original
ancestor
Adam.
Daytona has* always been a able relaxation from the hard grind o f monetary figures |by
the bed of you.
FYiend* say he was hypnotised by
retty fast town but it will look
You shall bo tempted in fancied
thinking
and
talking
o
f
Kapha-!,
Turner,
VanDyke
and
Sarthe
woman
whose
husband
hr
kill
ilghty alow to that automobile
■ccuriiy.
ed.
But make no choice that ia stain
river if ha succeeds in making two fo a n t
If
human
nature,
public
opinion
ed with impurity.
andred miles an hour.
»
So it in with many others.
A man is a fool who allows and the {(sure* of evrnta work as
himself (o become so engulfed in his business that he forgets, usual, the man will l « executed
Boy o’ mine, boy o' mine, thia la
■ Two years ago th* New York
Speaking o f succens, and the woman sentenced to lifr
my prayer for y»ut
World said Benjamin Way was oi* has no interest in anything else.
imprisnamrnt.
There
seems
t<
>
lx*
Never may shame pen one Une
.seventy-tlx years old and now It OttoKahn, of Kuhn, Loeb & Co., said recently: “ I have l>ccn a psychological objection to strap
of despair for you.
m Is elghty-alx,. which is
ping women in the electric chair.
Never may conquest or glory
ing some even, for "P it','
mean all to you.
’a old man,
A BLIND SOLDIER, asking the
Cling to p u r honor w halever
«» ”
- ■
o
Prince of Wales fur a “ tip" on the
shall fall to you,
.?»■* The United States has fifteen o f practical qualities on the one hand, and appreciation o f Grand Natkmal Steeplechase, to
Rather than victory, rather than
. fttindred marine* In Shanghai op- spiritual things, love of beauty and sympathy with my fellow be run today, was told to bet on u
fame to you.
, j need to something like four hun- beings on the other.
L ife is as vivid to me. the great adven horse called “ Thrown In," at odds
Choose to be true and let nothing
■deed million Chinese. Pretty tough ture of living as thrilling, as in my early youth."
of 100 to 1 against that horse. The
bring shame to you.
JTor the Chinamen If the Marines
blind soldier knows, perhaps, by
A man who can take success in this manner cannot fail. the lime you read this, that his
should get sore.
Our pjoputar and prolific people's
It is ho who attaches too much Importance to success who is bet was a hr,,.
poet takes u* into hia confidence
” The termination o f the anti- most apt to lose it.
and tells us in this poem that one
-smuggling treaty means something
ANOTHER YOUNG STUDENT
•spore serious than exportation of
oged IV, Delbert James, of Detroit of the greatest passions of hia life
into * real
a m * to Mexican revolutionallsta It
kill* himself, leaving this mes ia for_hl» boy to develop
ring out of the
means that Importation
of more
.
sage: “ I really don’t *e« the use man. The crowds
SANFORD
FORUM
towns and out of Jerusalem ware
Olnarnen to wreck our other collar.
of hanging around.”
- ■ ' o-------Lack o f mental interest arcounta striking and dramatic testimony of
*"*• Add to the long list o f martyrs Editor,
for many suicides. Nearly 40 )r * r i the estlmtlr which the people pla
- U»« Florida school teacher. Add to The Banford Herald.
ago, an erenlng newapapri dis red upon a real man. The wilderfallen castles, the hope* and ambl- Dear Kir:
cussed the <juration, “ Is nuleide a ness had a man of unusual dlmeti
Fhn?" and while the discussion .tons, and the multitudes poured
U»ns for Improvement once held by
It has come to my attention
lasted, suicide* were something themselves into the wilderness to
‘ jSrbooi heads throughout the etat*. that effort* are being made to
worth thinking about. 80 tbey see Mm. Th* preeminent Appraiser
T o tragedies, add the failure of an have the City Commission autho
of personality gives III* estimate
waited.
*~*dequate stale appropriation fur rise the construction o f four con
of this wilderness man when H* de
crete tennis court*, and that th*
AUTOMOBILE MAKERS ARE clares. “ Among them that are bom
argument advanced by proponents
more enthusiastic than ever, and of women there hath not arisen a
of such courts are that the main
industrially speaking, the enterpris- greater than John the Baptist."
tenance coats would prohibit the
Ing among them ere ’ateping on A New Appraisement Imperative
use of municipal clay courts.
Dr. James I. Vance correctly
the gas.' According to tome whose
’ UMing hi* old time friends coming
The estimated coat o f a battery
predictions have been accurate characterise* the conditions when
Mir. And some folk'* idea o f four concrete tennis courts la
r4 hell I* Benjamin Way hanging ■lightly over 67,000 The relimsthitherto, the United States ought he says:
,
"Flay the man?
“ The prople in Jerusalem had
to be operating thirty-eight milground .trying to sell them hia M cent o f four clay, or blue ana
found that pomp and power and
patent medicine for celery bugs.
lion care ia 1040
Keep your fnm«*t soul aa purr
whit* marl courts ia approximate
place and wealth, and all the things
Aa your mother * virtue, sun
ly 6300, according to good authorwhich
go
with
them,
were
a
failure.
If within Do evil dwells
THE REV. OTTO Caloriua or
£ J. P, Morgan has given two
Gut
rminer
I
w#a
corrupt,
society
Dankmarkshauarti ia Thuringia, a
Thee*’, no power ia all th* hell*
ta n d re ^ fh ja p n d dollar* 4o lb*
d*ceaHant o f Martin Luther, say* was rotten, aad the riles o f religion
Btrong enough to drag you down.
Neurological
Institute
the
had
degenerated
Into
an
empty
the eld preacher has <Ut living deBob you of your manhood,
Study and treatment » f gncephallform.
Sham
and
cant,
hyporrecy
Cendant*, only three of them
crown
, da nod we hop* Ida kind act will
and
injustice
and
uppers*ion
had
preacher*. One Uvea In Japan,
Flay the m*n!“
,
a greet held to a few local peo./ Has*I (in hat store)—’How doe* with a Japanese wife, hi* children captured the seats of authority,-—
If John the Baptist lived today,
afflicted with what la commontMa on* look on me*. A friend—’1 all married to Japanese. The de Life had loat the r»oU of sincerity. if the wilderness man were an Am
rJ J known aa sleeping sickness.
think that’s decidedly the best. But fendants, scatl* red all over th* Existence was a vain show, a pan- erican, do you suppose that a movi#
don't you think that It want* soma world Include 39 business men, 12
contract would be offered Mm?Fcr“1 : Forrest Hills. Long bland, U the
•onally I think no man would dare
sort of ornament In front— I mean farmers, ntn* engineers.
thing quits different. O il there was approach him with such a stupefy
just to distract attention a little
THE CASE OF reaches Brown- a man who refused to have hia spi ing offer. There might be promo
from the fare?’ — Pathfinder.
Ing, married at I I to bar husband, rit touched with taint. The wilder- ters who would think such thoughts
much older convinced New York'* nesa man spumed any offer which but, whan they leeked into th* fare
legislature that girts must b# for offended his sense o f justice. He of that man of such wondrous
bidden by law to marry too young. was not open for n bid which be atrength, their puny
thoughts
Mr. Browning, laddentlally, might trayed In the least one o f his sir. jreuM be freaea with fee,. Erery
ask “ what about protecting mo 7 tue*. He was not for sab. And the
S f **•
the staterood* were thronged with people * » • (Ccmtinoed
<m Page Three)
E
e
C IT Y T A X B O O K S
C LO SE A P R IL I
City Tax Books will close April 1st., after which
lands upon which taxes remain unpaid will be tdn
tised and sold for taxes as provided by law.
Perea
taxes remaining unpaid will be placed in hands of
deputy collector, and a fee charged for collection!
same.
E LLE N HOY, City Tax Coller
Insurance—Loans— Real Estate
9 So. Park Ave.
Sanford,
'A Substantial Ji
in a Substantial (
108 Magnolia
FOR RENT
Magnolia Avenue Horn
Unfurnished
Three rooms, Sleeping Porch, Bath*
Near South Side School.
Rental $30.00 Month
Dean-Berg Corporation
Herald Building
ARE YOU PAYIN G TAXES
ON A VA CANT LOT?
Build a house on that lot and enjoy a niee
from thr rent Let ua help yon with ph»»» 1
vice, and when >ou arc ready for the material*
(rest you right.
�m i l rj
t h k s a n f o r d n u n u .n .
and Person a l A d iv itie
M R S . F R E D S. n .M fiE U . S Q C I E T f E D IT O R
LITTLK MARY LOUISE
___________ ? T O R R
HOSTESS AT BIRTHDAY I\
Calendar
tt.:II*f«y ^ R *J !rth will enterth* atatahert of the After
1 T**.HkiHfcat* bridge club at
o'Mock al TTotet Forre*t la ic ,
fc tMctbodiot
r aviork with
her home on
Tf Avettue.
r*. Kianci* Bali wlll enlertnln
(tembera uf the Ihiw Organ
1 at bar home on Park Avenue
:.*> o’clcak. The affair will be
*m>r nf Mm. Thoina* Sima of
an. f
, A. II. Picnic at Turtle Mound,
■Near Smyrna, with the State
erica! Society and the June
Sen Chapter of New Smyrna
otteaae*.
■ildren’* Story flour at 10 o’1 at the library.
rt. Prank Lee Woodruff will
rtain nt bridge at 3 oYnlrk at
home on Oak Avenue, honor>liw Evelyn Ander*on, a brid**
MONDAY
KinatlV (Jnild of l!idy Cmsa
opal Church will meet at 3;!tp
■it!-with Mm. S. 0. Chase at
some op Oak Avenue,
tth'$eekrr* Ctaaa of the MethChurrh will hold business and
I meeting at the Oiurrh al
joek with Mr*. H. II. Squire*,
Byron Sqviire. Mr*. C.E. ChorIf. Mr*. V. I>, Bradbury, Mr*,
a McClelland, Mrs. A.D. ShoeT and Mr*. W, l„ Aker* a*
theleen Mallory Circlo will
at 3:30 o’clock at the home trf
L. M. Mansell, 1011 Ooak
t<ipid Up To
Date" at th*
l»r High School at 8:16 o’clock
r the auspice* of the Seminal*
(pier No, i 0. E. S.
rnUn Clan for the St. Agnn
(.1 at 3:46 o'clock at he Chapel,
nxillary Social and Missionary
ting will lie held at 3:30
Irk at the Presbyterian churrh.
TUESDAY
rsrlan Circle of the Baptist
rch will meet al it* das* room
I p church at 7:30 o'clock with
C. C. Well, and Mr*. A. M.
p as WttcM.
[
WHrtS’ FSIlAY
kriJIey. A r t - I ’ngrnt,
South
I iitinury >cnool,
1 »l K arilw h
L t r Hill ^ I literlinir nf lh «
Irruur.! It hard at 2 o'cluclr.
R ^ ld e n c e Ttlrp h on e 217-W
;stfi»iyjg3KiOT
'her homo .4 111 *1*^ ;A\ n(«4 Jl i
' party wat In tVnfmjlpin o( hrr ttHth birthday a n n l'y tiiry.. [ .
All kind* oLfUitev nm-rltif* and
variety o f cut t|nwi-r- in the pa*
tel tint* »r r v ***d with artistic e f
fect in drcoratlng for th l*^ *'
Snap-dragon*, ton * and I luinttr
tjrw* in basket* wyt W * U about
M IS S
E V E L Y N
» k UU court*-*) wrr
kin Filar. Mr* <'Hjtl>
ry. Mr*. J. V 'Mri.uvf
lane. >1 * Men) a 1
- — — ■ ■■ ■*
t*. Drotninmul, \|
ml angrl ®a*-d * j**s Mm. G. Irving
On each plite WaRer S, l\>Wman. 3
l sunning white Faster mhhtt Shiran. ^ r*- Wa**"
i t ) italot randy holder in tic
R- Dignhta.
o f a little g;rl. Kavw* r«f g*y. •
' . -*--- *•—
i p * young 1 'te - w «l ai*'*V*l in
1 ntertainine her gto-nt* by her
W o m a n ’s C lu b
mother and i'r*. Krcilerok Bender.
N o te s
Children n piling thl* hypp) nrIty MRS IIH S ln \MwllT
. avion Were: N’anry Ro*-itr 1, CamCWbtitn, Marjorie D j H<u*i
Nary KlW bi h N«-*ly, Jane "harott
('aniline Hill. Eleanor llirhac-n. l>o*
ilayml [ " «ickry. Sarah Moye Jane Her <1'icvt* that her worker*'meet h'
■Attire *>'• Mnna Am r"W ;r'. I r.ui*e I ur |at the Wi mart’ll Club at the f . '
, don, IWtty lllntrrmittrr. Jtwenhlm [liiwlng dat*
White. Adelaide Key. Ahna Maii> ' Momla) March S*. *. P M.
.Mthw K'an h, I aura Mae Hrnwn. tnna
Kftdav April 1. a P M.
Monday April 1 ,-8. P, >1
Belle lirown, tJeuryena Hart, Adelaide jllra in *. hAe«i.« (*ani*. Ver*a
Tuetulay April S, * V M.
,,
Itixt-r*. Faina Rivera. KrrtUrtrV
Wedna*day April It, t. P. M,
ililrvn Daiyt i, Sam Dtghimt, I . IV MrOul
room ler Jr^ Mae Rum|>lcy^ JarV TorThe cne club event for the Mur
'rr«h- fence. lb>W>ic Ncarnmn. ttwen Me ing Week ta the Kborer Show, anr the Culler, John Itight mi. Ic* C**nnelly, the folbiwing retry lint will t*e o
white iCharle* II. I’ almei*. Huiltl)' Itowd). interest. The r«tninitlre CHrt»»*t
a|>-r* llillir Worthingti.n. Hillr Thiep-'1’. hr reki|ue*t* the «*>-o|wratb>n 0
wen*,
_ki*. i 1U—* !t r I'hillt)** and William Vih- those who have flowers, and this 1
the one time nf the year In »hnv
what Sanford gar*ten* may rtelThe*e entnes ar* for amateur
I•>nlv, a*• "all rommrr* tat florist
A N D E R S O N
AT MRS. F. L. W O O D R I'F C S fW R T T 1'
Ue fleet Ing the artistic ta*tc of I bridge -, i. Mr*. W a d n iff t«n
I he hoste** in every dcluil wa» the sentmi her go ft of h n-»r with a
lovely bridge party givsn Satur lovely gift for her trou- *• »u.
day afternoon by Mr*.,Trank lea
Following the award in.- of the
Woodruff nt her home on Oak Ave pr-ic*. the table- «<;•
I with
nue complimenting MU* Evelyn pretty barul-maile covir* and wrre
Anderson, a brble -to-be op next centcrrtl1 with yellow bird ffowet
I month.
,
holders
filled
with
purple
The spacious room* nf the Wood and yrdlow pan»ir-. Itefrprhment*
ruff home were converted into 'wr of a deliciou* salad and r e course
itable bower* with quantitle* of cut were served l«> th«- Is -les* usalslflower* ami fern*.. In the living led by Mrs. Jamr* I Wells, Mr*. II.
mom apd library, wh*-re ihe tarsi IC. Ituitoie and Mi-- MU) Dull >*e.
table* bad Iseen nrrungi-d for play, I ITuiaw enjoying Oo- cordial hot.
the color* of lavender and yellow nitality of Mr* Wo-hlruff were;
were beautifully carried out with Miss F.velyn Ami-r»r>n, Miss Kittask vis of calendula*, lupin*, snap t , l 1 1 I! , M
1 iierry.
dragon* and pan*ie*. while In the Mias Mina ll-ward. Mu* Kloi*r
dining room exquisite pink rose*, illrnily. Mis* Olive Newman, Miss
baby breath and ferns lent their Mildred Miarnu, Mi** Marrla.l'atbeauty in decorating.
tenon, Mi«s Fdith Teague, M|*t
Score* for the game were kept Eleanor Herring. Mis* l^ tly t'ald
on tallies done in girl* wearing chic u
1. Mi*. I , • Ward. Mi
t' bathing costume* of purple. The-r Wright. Mi*, .'fara Wnrrvn Esater
were distributed by Mi«* Kitty l»-'- by. Mis* Emily tiuiiin. Mi*i Rubv
Uo*e; A fter the u*ual number <f lli-yne, Mi>* Kraiur* Dutton. Mi<
progression*, scope* were added
umi prise* uuar-1 d. The one hold It, -ecca tii-itl, Ml** Edna ChitteuMi** Mary Cobh, Ml** Dorothy
ing highest srorv- wa* awarded a dm.
t, . 1 — «*i •>
-■
bottle of perfume. For. the holder i- f(
lowest scon- them was a daintv
oml Mr*. James I„ \V
ven F o r M is s E v e ly n
WAnai m .
Exhibits <»;
ft thtn J3
i 1»>« Three — \wnwi
Chairman. Mr*. WlUtat*
Kill*. Mr*. J C, Klbtmrtk.
A n l « f » to *taik>, RM
<aimidul*»
A, lainatlons
o n rffiu fl — 5. itn ta U M
elsrkia • f. diititthu* — l»
lading*
gyw***phllla
Uik’ i’df — <V laykbta —rctta —■$, j-irvjlc* — II
■till*
1, popples -«• 3, m Ml
»n*mlr*g*-n
*8, *lm
an) niher vsriMy, n*>t mm
tirl mot* (lun II).
mr— Perennial* and llw
rein* -<hrub*
aan. Mr*. Jam** Share
ftn| U k t.'
I* *talh*. geranium*
* - • ltt, >alvia —* C »t
A v,Thcr>«u —
. other variety. nni m. 1
Thigpen
Suctiun l Kiblbit* of diff'
i arietta* an*l <n|ura, not mure
J6 stalks albiwrd t>* the vase,
Al*r John l». bhetwian, prr*l.lent of rim {Jmersi Kxteruti.. , <d
W , titan'* Club*, i* In Orlando f*»r
a few day* a* th* gtmal *4 Dr *<*>1
Mrs Itl oVrlmn. It will he uf ju*
(erswt to locnl rluh wntnen to
know that Mr*. Sherman will (ire
a brief addle** at tbe Fnmm to t*i eid In the ttearham Tbeati* at
I ts'rlech HoiuU •Mrrn->o<i.
l« not ■Ikb w*rV ii
wpnrtartt titan lb*
tran-o ntln*
•ml r t * < dries? 1
they * i f » t4
hybridised ami <t,
leaf* « f the molt
amt i< arv drirr
(onl *ira*ta t<*la\
|Club Manrh 3d and
, amateur gardaer wh
-jamaryIII* wit! (a »i
j pare them.
CiUdinto* to* are 1
i In rofiulartlv, »«d t
wealth **f thc««, ate*
thrir dainty tilth*
Watcmla. Thera »
f laws Sit — Pssttrd 1
mni'v 1 alia*, ami t*
Chairman. Mis K A
j llllra tat well a* k»
'lr*. J C. |!cn»-*s>. Mr*. V
«rln invt. All gardMr*. J. M. MsOavklll.
1 and near-hv tuarn*
Section 1- -ferns, *ec
of the iminty are In
palms, aertbsa I —Mi-Un
iU k
t flowering plant*
Koldeya g i*"'r vU*alfkwtlehv
|v d rule* of et*t*v tviav N» olua.oej
1 Us* Seven--Hotsrr trta
Irmn the f
Chalmtan. Mr*, lt ir d i'
ffum t'oUi
ley, Mr*. Nad t hdt-rulen.
f'W*i Md».<
Sect lists I - Arraagetne
> KV-llda I
"t a great niA>tv
» vHVty of fb-wtt»,
St*
perennial*
t thssee Slowing
liraogement of ndveti flu
wild but
i daiele* m !« *i stokkeai.ax vet*
Cla** Fight •*- Table IWw.ratmfe*
lhat_ it
( banman, Mr*. t*eorg» |V«ma>> ] hohaa i'-™ 1*1 at,
•i tw Ibis mumime
Table arrangem.nta of flraer*. \tioaalbl' t..
a* garden latere*!
fruit and f-diagn, ahme or in c ie - In-ing *b.-e
l-uvatlon, allow,-i I liven, china on.l [attd e*|*-rl«
I
hi
a
»r|*a*«te
cla* •
'lower hoklers nf any material may
I Hte»e. and far hl<»’» _
, ^Tlil umi. Nn flat silver *IW»<wk
j and certtltuillae* wilt he WflfwtM*
j |*V the *••nuiitlle*’ in charge.
I la>* Nine ■ Wild Fl*i»*
* Th*- nUnt Mile on the * lub tfeNatise ShetsKI race will begin »a»ly •'« lb- mar'
I 'banmat-, Mr » k * V
j ing of the
Mr. Tiklex J u -d.-, Dr. lias
iisrA n Cirtur*-- amt
liter atwr* .
Chairman, Mr* Cmitge lUrrlng.
(Ta** T* -• —- Swrel I'eai
Chairman. Mr* Bart . Mo
Mr*. \V. E llmley. Mr*. W
Saturday Kvchin*
Sermon
I ll*> Kite — |b
-Chaiiman. Mr* I
r W. 1 a’lla-tt.
Sect bin- |.t||-«, «
■oloa, teetlon' 3 - cr
amarytH*. m* II k
lft f not U*tcd,
I I*-* Ten -
lt« bad a mrtsagv and he dellv*
irn l thsl message with tremendous
sMUfriMH, i s l tbe city people
laid aside their rumf- rts and their
tavurte* to make the wtldernraa
trip to hear what he had tn say.
Quite correctly has »-*«we ene said.
The man who helpa the age must
k**e himself in hi* sauae **
N’*rw my friend*, la nut the *hr.
ti-Kipsng of met ami Women of thl*
1that the hnsines* ef \ s R T . I' 1 .
itht* Sunday *cb*»*f. tataAU.M.ih and
alt ih* other orgsmuathwm nf thl*
chnrvH I* the making » f ta*<* aad
e»«t*n a««-*rdiitg to the Oiriatien
standar-l Then, mj
home* will be centers of trentfAetning pe**»r. anti llta Kingdom nf
liud will flourt*h h» every r*>*simuMity and in every city.
l.cl IDS tin your
d e v k i .D
H n g A N il
IM H X IiN G
Elandcr’AStudio
Over Mobley** Drug Si ore
K'cRatta Races To
Uc Shown Tonight
IUS I* U METVll AVFNI'K
M.Hlfns pi- twrv* of the .S»nl
Y*rh' I lob’* a* nua| regatta 3
> .- i ha first month ar* tv
divHti in the wuvl.),w* » f in* t
ford Dtug t'ornpOnj-, m F
Street, tonight, aecvrAfig ta
aonuiincemenl made this V.nrt)
Tb-- gieture* haw altrta
large i m s i L ,.o Ik* a ,'* t i" * * l
ha>* Imen ihowti In Iba past-
MALI, AND PENTLAND
Certified P riN c AfTWUSUnU
Income T a * <\k*wulta«ln
a G, CRAY. kt»«U«at Waaagee
81* Firxt NsthMtal B«*h B*d»
a ifiR faBfiR6!Rfiififtfi!fasa^ ^
Support
THURSDAY
i# men of The Presbytia ian
ch will have a supper at the
rh at 7 P, M.
'l i g h t f u ! C o u r t e s y I s
Sa t u r d a y
The American Legioi
.Memherd O f C'ongrrgallonal
Church Will Hear Addrr--,
Bv Doctor FrwIcigTuckrrOn
Subject Of “ Yellow I’ertl”
0
id e r s o n , M r . M o o r e
.
f
ee <if the m«vt delightful of the . Dr, Frnnri* F. Tucker, superin
;y pit- nuptial social courtesle* tendent nf th*- American hospital
at Shantung. China, for oirr 2A
And Enjoy The Game
*
------•/—* *..'** ••»
II nYlisck. Ills subject will l-c,
•The Yellow Peril.”
Dr. Tucker drrlaresl tc»U>' that
m*nv of the present lead- r* in
.China were trained In t|ie col
lege* of Americg and ha'* re
turned to.their native land with
I in adorning the room whrrr a neat enthusiasm for the ti
M'T tablet had been spread for re publican foVm ;o(T govern io< ui.
He farther stated that cettato
illie* donti In girl* w-earinr Euro -an nations in dealing with
Ttlnme have lieen guilty of
«f gowns carrying out th* colkhem* were used in keeping 'vbdatinr the law* o f modern warshelling
unprotected
* fur the enjoyable game of ■far* In
I*. The priie for highest score, I town*.
In an interview ha drrl„rt-d that
>»ly yellow- oitritch pally bag.
•»*nled Ml.** Elol*-- Brady, ;<I*n. Chang nf Manchuria wai a
« tbe tnrn’a high *c*vr»- prix*. a rubber rhirftlan .takrn into the
Ue. »a * won by W. A. Adams, |armr as tha best way o f controlnit S’rite, a i-ook of poetry. j llnr him.
II* pirtured vividly a ten itgy
1to Mia* Edith Teagn*. The
t» of honor were presented a jbattlo between oppauUig faetion*
t pi- *ervrr as gift from their -in China which mure than a mil, lion round* of animunitinn war*
[used, and in which th* wounded
Ion both a id e * amounted to only
five hundred. The wounded fr-rmi
Imth aid** wrr* takrn ear* of by
the hospitals of which Dr. Tucker,
■ guesta warp: Mis* Evelyn U superintendent. A t an Inter**-<
Rtan. Mis* Ava Wright. Mia* (iltg sidelight he di-riared that that
N brady, Mis* hslith Teague. only ones wb» readily pay for tha
T O D A Y
Vsrria Patterson. Miss Fran- sarvirrs of the hospitals ar* tha '
'v r y . Elwyw Moore. Alfred bandits.
T-m Mix *nd,Ta«y in
There are more than four hun-,
»*'laca Bell. W. A. A.Um*. deed milli-wv poepl* la China «f|
THE CANVON OK Fit
I Mutdruff Jr.. Mr. and Mr*, whom fully three quarter* are in-j
Coatedy
k l-obertaon, Mr. and Mr*. suffiriently nourished. Ths **er- i
"TltltEE GLAD MEN
. Rsggrtt and Mr. and Mr1.1 age wage uf an abl* btulict < M-J
n tm u is only twrlv* rents a day. j
M onday
t'limatirallv tha province if'
Shantunr
ranipanrs
favurat-ly
•
pccaK Hold Social with Pennsylvania. Often In the;
•t.'AHEY AT THE BAT"
With Wallace Be*-ry and F
N H u H i n e n o M e e t i n K winter season th* wwrearr dr<«t-*
se* ho* na tan haloT'
** **WTb* wK'-ta trouble in China tat Bteriing.
I member* of tha Rebecca
1ta. 4.1 held a combined buai•"d iKcial meeting Friday
Colleen Moorw In
•« In lhair lodga rooms. DurSutinaas marling It wa*
1)11(11 tltDK AND Kit MINE'
t*a d that an Invitation ha 1
and
|»m*i'fd front tbe Orlandi
John Barrymop* In
F t U attend thl* social »e «* m i . nt l o t i ii itoi.i k M ta session a •!**aprr* was a m<!-m waa aajoved
ray and a raiding
inquire*, flavaral
Monday, March 28th
Municipal Athletic Field
Indianapolis
Indians
.Athletics
TYCOBB, EDDIE COLLINS andZACK WHEAT
COMING
PRINCESS
Forest
TODAY
Art Axurd in
UkttUMQ' 4-iistll M S i
S. O. Chase
E. F. Housholder
, " • r s i W j * DM M i ! '
"HIGH AND D O U tf
__2
�TO E SANFORD
lorida Is Now In Era O f
Production, Development
D eclares R o g er Babson
..
..
B3Fds Legal'S tandbys
4
M*r- 2ftr
»«• -will start <rt t lie best
(ioni> through and r ir m n l earm-r in ihn hlitnrv
S in t rid*
ami develop,mnt la nt hand
the things we have nt hand. We
- • > ..
,
. ,
mu* l proceed with the develop*
1*.
n T 1 , Wa* rP*‘,° ''y
of our citrus Industry, for,
n,, f * m‘,U*,.bu‘ ,nf* * * hen “ nve-tl.oel to conserve the
r - . T
r l,n ^ lr,iu • e - l'” " * ' i u(~ •• discovered, as it
“ BC •W™***f e hero last wm im inevitably the value of
|«v*ry grnve and the tree will >>e
^Tnen rears ago Florida was>donbled because It will make cit*
» « Prewired.” said Mr. Bahsc.*/i.; rus graying an all year industry.
'We uero not in shape to do bus* Truck farming hnlds n great future
iiiean ami although some have crl» for Florida ami with it we must
r.l *ut against the apparent aroMn have canning factories.
oTm oney during the speruilitiro
“ This Mute is idral also for
boom. Jji per cent of toi* iiiosivy poultry and daio development.
effu Tif
The work done In
,'Tbe rrasett we have not more1
Florida for the past throe year* of the millions invested in Florida
has been necessary, that vast* with us at present, is because we
amount of advertising essential, in have sent It all Imck to the north
aider to get Florida prepared for (fo r product* we could not produce!
Production.
I.lke a factory we there. We have the only clay for
hav* gone through two stage, be* .making crockery in the United'
f arf wl? *■**' **!' J «r goods: We 'States and we use it to repair our I
had to build our plant and we had road*.
We have much of the rap* I
Wf arc* iTArly idly fliMtini»hirc supply nf timber, I
g tD A T , MARCH H
SA TlT R b A T , M AR CH 2g;1§2?
L.Ttm r tn r i vr r o t mt
to think nothing could b« done
Th j r a i r u L f t a i FiT
•bout It, ao w* pgt the rat* on
m « t n r n e a liu i
our prayer Hit and bar* never
» <>H i r r n n i i : i ni
taken it off. preying all the Ume
s o r li’B n r aai.i
rreri.Eir
itaxK o k , r*.v?
tor God tn pul it in auinctmetai
K
lor
liia
lia n k le a
«*••>
brad. Am pralainr God for what
llalnlirr.
U dine and asking Him lo let n>e
lire to aee and know thl* bill gnea i i •!. u i l t k k i i ' h .
. v c r r ii'K
ih . iik r k iiv
m v r .v
through aleo that I ran have n That
tanO.r amt bp virtu* *»f •**> *»•
•hair in the profit* . .
^riilliiii iMunl «>uf oI lh# «‘lrrui
*'o«rl of I Dr Hnriilh
»’«rA telegram from East Vaughn.! ••Mil ••••urt » f KI»fMn. jn *n4 l*»r
irfllltliili Count>, on lhr lot dll
wf April .% I» |)M. whfffln the
“ Ernest 0. Trrletskr l» going !
fUnli * f HftpfnM a KlnridJ
plaint *tf
hark to — from hero would wish) lUnklni Ciir|i«nalfHi.
and II i! iMrtrrirh w»» tl^frndani.
I hat r Irvlrtl U|*nti and Will fif/tr
f«r aalr and tr|| «• th# hl|V *l lild*
« I I ( « w h I >•» a i>.Urn. tire
Fallfti'l
n o rth *» • ! rl> » f e e l . w u k terlM
I t tnint i f * < e ,t lm a t e d j th en re*
N l<
d e c r e e , M m ln u lr a
K.
it.H i rh* In the piac* of hr*
lh** Una b a
it ran Har«* I it ». at a 'Iterance
of ; eft «-!*• \V n( i«>iili(f 1111<'
nf ihUt A ll.
S iM funrt# I %I mm unit La-tnu lit
}tffflinoU iVwniy* K l"" *
tin n in g . r r a ir l n a
*1 C U icU ?
rei.iAM
M M HI.
• \ M. H A N D
Miivcmpr
....
“ D»nl#l Ife r o m U th*
L?
E,*<* »
IZ
tlal i>art. of the origte.jT
have been rou ted, and iT
l» aald to he a finely wm!
rather pt-rapoo* drkni.*
rzar-r-i m / iW it
ff»r raah « n U n m U y , Ma ) tm l A
l» !•»:: ilurinic the lr*»l lifitti
p ilf hi lh# fmm ilimr t.f lhr (wiirl*
hour# In Htnfon). h#Mltn.|. iVuni),
Klnrlda, lhr folio* Irta
l
i»r aw mu.-h thereof a- la
nm rrar> in idllff) rail r tariff Ion,
in wit:
"A portion of hrra. I A • Tap
!* Ji II 31 K . iMiuiUtwl and «lr«e
rrlbrd a« follow*, to r|| l»ramnlna at a r**rnrr |«i *i art In
lhr ground marked trlth a nail
for lhr point of |Htrr*rr||«>n of
tlhlo and Jraaup .%%►*»»»♦• «*»i
t’rlppfii lload l, alt-* hr Ins tha
Xnrth lit)- of (he H W *« hr# ft.
Ihrnrw Houih «lih ernter lln#
nf Mhlo AvrM 3 211 rh* to an
iron pin rornrr. made of add
&•*••»> •*!#; h#ra lh r *ur%r> for
iiotiridar) hrglna Tb»ttn Hwllh
l A T M l Transient order* are
seated M f U i l l g to iko nunir of worda ana number o f In*
Ktleaa, • • par rata schedule be*
iw. The redaced rales aro for
maaaottTO'nvaertiojva.
No ad
tkea fo r leeo U a a I So.
CCINTAACT RATRd will be
rreo- aooa,reeuaat. and charged
r I be IIM I nslead or tha word
(red fo r patrons and collector
New AmbasHador And Daughter
C H IC A G
"• S T .L 0 U 1
northeasterly •' J
more or lea. I., jf
•.!«*•
*i I
Historic and Scenic Route North—
th rough A tlanta, Chattanooga,
Nashville , Evansville
|
CLABSiriED R A TE BCItEDULE
The fallow in g schedule tell*
the price o f eat eollg ed* from
II weed* to Ik word* for on* to
Ik leeertMns.
When centered
lined nr* ordered, each line w ill
be eewated aa I werda.
Th* word rat* appllaa to each
Insertion, for eaample lk word*
fo r Ik I bee rt lone at I * a word
senate Ik lim e* Ik or i l . N ; ad*
roatalalng lees than tk words
. All-stf yI equipment. Librpry*
Observation C ar, D raw ing
Hoorn Open Section Sleeping
Cars. Coaches. DiningCarafor
all meals. Famous Dixie Foot!.
•
D IX IE L IM IT E D
. . . .
2iK> A. M.
Lv. Jacksonville A C L . . . fttlOA.M.
Don’l truvi’l fitim thin Jnminry to next Decrmlior
out hliving Hompthinir in your liunk i»ook to Hho\
your work.
LETTER
i*. n. »i».* r. • IRS l« IIJ.lt
WASHINGTON, Match.’
20f .ilt h f' front s c« .*.jriMsmftrt’ i
fnrllt.
rwlndly let me know i.» uimt d.'nrrtmrht I ahull « r d r l"iv'tnlov2
iinlion mt the FTist l.nuu, of the
hand Kindly let me know under
L.. A a.ss.
^ aIs..ns anWR'si.l *'
4 “ l:F.4»* fS w A F U M #
“ Muithrw, t'h a p t r r 21.
“ Luke, Chapter 12.
*'i A uthentirl I’. r x lntt .n
.“ Age l-M K H i Watch Closely
“ Mnierelv,—
“ . , . look up the Bibtc rrferen
rea I *|^nk nf. I wrote Wilson t
Ambassador Paul Claudel, new envoy from F’ rancc to the United Rtates,
declares the American legion convention in Paris this year will do murh
to prove that French-Amcrican unity it unhrokrn. The ambassador is
picture) here with his daughter, Itelnv. *
It.ig lefts r in 1010 just before
flection and trepgi'd hirp lo keep
.! *«
.i .n out of th? wnr if he hnd
itiv love for hi* rminlry ur.d his
ft -row man ns It j* n proplirex «*f
J r Bible b.-iiiu full ill. "I and that
wo >.in now tiny the hind of Gad
{•"•I I i’ j » r him some of th* lllhle
ttlirvnrr* which I have In my
hookli t oliU'h I mu semllng you."
ITItST NATIONAL HANK
Occasion
■Automobiles
A favorite K ip /j
SAVE TH E COST OF
CHAUFFBCR
story
KEEL & SONS
ice Buys Elsewhere
PROPERTY OWNERS
TAKE NOTICE!
Tax Books Close April 1st
■
V
nford Buick Co
®
'* * • '
re
‘rV- ' ^ reffthAo'"
MAGNOLIA A V E N U E
*
' C
%
’•TV
a w a y th e m o st
Myrtle and 2nd. St.
The law provides that “ If taxes
upon real estate shall not be paid before
first day of April of any years, the tax
collector shall advertise and sell.”
This is to notify all concerned that
' the requirements of law will he com
plied with and the tax books will posi
tively he closed on April 1 as provided
by law and nil lands on which taxes have
not been paid will be advertised, and ex
ecutions issued for unpaid personal
property taxes.
l
In making inquiries for amount of
taxes the legal description of projx>rty
ns shown by deed must always he given.
intorestinp
T.nd n nn.,f,ro,
mvcn‘ lon ?f movable type. Merchants
must
r al,Ze t.h?t Ltheir announcements
must compete for interest with the work of the hitrhpneed authors and illustrators.
K
If you are not a regrular reader of the advertisements
in this paper, this is a Rood time to cultivate their ac#*UH,?i^anCg’ •^ jV "
^ em interesting*. You will
find them friendly. They show you where to stop and
S X
£ ^
" train off- • » «« shoc-leathor and
READ the advertisements because they are interestBelieve them because they are true
Act u Sn
then suggestions because it will pay you in many ways
y0Un5!,Cik Un tt e telePhone. y°u usually consult
the phone-book. Before you start out to shop consult
the advertising columns of this paper. They w iir l S
you a direct connection with the merchandise you want
\ n g
Don’t stop with reading the news and editorials
advertising columns are equally im nortw '
NlLuation Wanted
B.
L. Perkin* — Haberdasher
headquarters
for
Collrelate
Clothes. 110 First Street.
Irrigation
nent work
. t
Ter-
*-------- -------------— ---------------LANEV.S DRUG STORK—Pro*
scriptlons, Druge, Soda. W’4ar*
s» near you a* your phone. Call lu .1
MUt YOUR HEALTH'S SAKE
t £ 5 .Y ;:g w w M t » i »
iu »e
A J STM ENT4 DR. W. E. MACDOUGAL, 1ST N A T ’L BANK
BLDG. PHONE 482 J.
CLARENCE SMITH
General Contractor
600 West First Street
at Phone 441
OK TRADE-—Hudson roarh,
»<>d as near, will accept F’ord or
bull car aa part payment. W. C.
CLEANING, PRESSING, DYIN0
sincr 2440 Sanford. Ave.
—“ We do it Better,- Try us. Roy•I Cleaners and Dyers, J. C. Jack
BOOST 8ANFORD
ET TIIFl New Sanford Booster son, 305 East Second St., PhoM
Ut# displaying bunch of celery 481-J.
inrn._ Etudetmkcr Agency
HADDOCK STEAM I’ RESSERY
ut Juan Garage Co.
—Cleaning, pressing, tailoring.
CHRYSLER
.05 S. Palmetto Avenue, Phone
AS. J. FULLER MOTOR CO •4A-J,
iford Ave. at 10th St. Phone 6:*J
MFITAL ROOFING-Th* Roof KverDstlng.
Metal
shingles;
standing seam tin and galvanised
roofs. See James II. Cuwan. Oak
ave. and Third SL Phone 111.
SANFORD BUlCK CO.
212 Magnolia Are.
Phonr 307
HUPS— MAKMON'S
Sanford Automobile Co,
Magnolia Aro.
|*hor
JE»1'F:t T AND PAIGE
HIVE'S GARAGE
Sanford Dealer
*. 1st Ml.
Phone ill
7, v u l c a n o i n o WORKS
lU A.ND GOODYEAR TIRES
U. 8. L* Be tie nr,
DiaUibuinr* Chandlcd
<ommercial Avenue
21— Acreage For Hale
tmer
usto -feteoMe.
FOR SALE Beautiful I t n,*.
Semirnle High School with bear
ing orange tress. Easy te rm * , p
O Bov 3I»2.
FOK SALE—'Two |.,t* In Oak Kill
and lw<> lots In Buena Vt,|* |C1
cech, rash payment andtsrm* to
suit purchaser, lion is care list•Id.
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
MA’JbP.-Nou
OLU
RAOCAL,
Hm m — VlMA-f A ^
KUONo, with ur without mauls
_ Ueesoiiable rsles. Lincoln UoteL
U '0 ' T l S ' 6 U I 0 ^ t P L O O ^ iL ifS
6 T ‘ VTI t; l \a l \ w o o y < t \ ~
r *
FOR HAIJi — New 8 room hue
ttf It VI tv MKAl.r; sml r \\ •lit A •
low oak floora-bulll in cable
9IAIC M * lm fg g | a
l.’»— Apart menu- For Itrnt
•ml tub- ports Cochero Tear
n o t i «* k in H i f t m i t r < n v r \ r u * t
1780.00 Cash. Its Ism r |(U.M
•m 4 .r « n d W v l r f u ,
an
/»*'«(*»4I
lU lA iH ft
«'eer(v.*4(k..^
mouth
including
interest.
A
!
POUR ROOM
delightfully c«rd
is s e ,4
e f i n . (T r e u ll i ’ " * r v ..r
liars
owner.
F'raiiklin
Terr*
lurnlshed hat, enatern expoturv
Ins a. ..Mb Ji»4tci*l ftrenti ui m,
I " ited on l ark Aro. For Invpo. • r|4<l Film Avenud.
U ls ls nt K l i . l l l i In a n t f , r <Wn I
rtols
I’xynii ,,a <h, tr<l ■!,> „ f
t;on ami all particulars, ad.tr> -,
Vlarvh
4 I*
I S f l s h p o i.,
ti .
I t'lt .HAI.E— New & room ha
Route “ A" KD Box 2i3.
I <•"*!•* li.Ml nf fU'if.'.i • VI ,..u
•m Summerlin Avenue Mavf^
ite n a in a
sikis V s . r i a m i t f f
an4 l l . m s s n k l*s 4 r ,a.| »• \t ij m ,
between Union A 4th, ,Knll pa
l * r » w e r e 4. r, n j . s r , ■I b a s s l o H
msrd—Helene* eevy terras jfgg ,
S r ’ S s s -l
w ill n f ( . ,
sals a*rt
♦ riU J. H. Bear, -2UJ S t Pa: ■ s e ll. I * lb s h la h .s i «.i4.l. r fns r . . „
311 E. fith.SL
Avnu#.
* * Mnu4ayr, M at > *4 a It
|t|<
U erln a ,k s Is g a l h.-eta ..( « * u sl
rOfT ItFN T—Apartment and bed 'V u n g a TjOW' — AthaHJro!/fui
i Ss trw M .1 ■
.
room. 820 Oak Aro. Call 74«J.
Sanford, lo n lsso I'assit t i
nlshed, ft rooms, hath, Rlropin, 'h
e fn llw w tn g f w i ' U * nfw periS or ,
puroh. dauhU Menage, •*** Is s s sn
S ' e w V Ik s fe n l SS Is R " t t M l f t "
A P A R T M E N T - Fur rea
•
sllsfs
sale st•r«rmn. I,. , tl
»hrobber*. • f ang It,two. batarer
greatly reduced. 301 W
_ “ » ! t. Hlnrh S. Tlsr I* -r Iks ' I
yeere. Mr*. !Mmelons, nsit tu Ta,
Town
e f naafurU
Street.
t) Shop, Park A venue.
. *4.feet Ml ths Ninth elds .4 I
Isrl 4. |ll<Nh t. T l « « i', nf Ik s
T o e n nt ita n fu xl “
Convenient first flo«,r aoartment Ho u s e f o ii s a i .f. ,■ rooms an
•*1 4 lands ly ln e end O sin * In
bath, lot 80x127; cloa* ip. f v
for rent; furnished or unfurnlihH
KsVailaets t 'e e n l i , Kla
Very reasonable. Apply 110 West take lot aa ftrxt payment, )«>*><
W IM N | i
like rent. Phone 207
Third Street.
jeitk i i i i r
THREE FTKNIMIF.il — rooms
with private bath. First floor. Ap
ply 310 W. Uth. Nt.
TWO NEW—Furnished apart,
mrnts, first „ f April, Sanford and
Geneva Avr». Phone 246-W.
THREE FURNISHED —room,,
first floor, *l| convenience*. 200 T.
Fifth St.
FURNISHED
APARTMENT.,—
6 flenient Apartment*. Al'J Paik
Ave, tiarsge included. Apply A| t
lor A.
20— Farm. f „ r Sale
BENT BUY IN AGRICULTUR
A L LAND
In The State Of FTnrida
In the flowing well district neai
Sanford, wlffj clay subsoil. Ofi
the highway and vne mile frea
It. K. station.
Already cleared. Perfect
drainage.
\irgkn soil of unturpesssd fittillty, will grow anything.
1,000 Acres in units of i acres
•• many aa you want.
AT A PRICE SO LOW IT W ILL
“ Make Tour llmd Swim"
Home Seekera, Here la Your
Chance
‘
Never Come Again
If you ran make a small rash
payment and finance your first
crop, it will easily p«y fo r • the
IlfHRKD
5— Help Wanted (Female)
Okie*ToocU
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What hate you to trade?. AddressF.srhange rare IJerald.
FOR MAIdl—Several bargains In
trade in Radio*, rebuilt and gue.
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5IATRESSES properly renovated; week— Plenty shade— lathe b
and fryers f„ ,1 M u x 'd a n r A .v ie
cne day serrirb in Sanford, by I*. 106 North lasurel.
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rested. Phone
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Sanford Matrass Factory. Phone
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TWO rooms, kitchenette and hath;
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615 Myrtle Are. Mrs. Nobis.
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fam e, rloee in, on Dili* High
lh a ; U " d . r end by i i m * . . ( mn r t Ik e l*lrr u !l
THREE RIMJM Furafkbed Apart way. flowing water, vie, trlrity L. " • * ! ! « « * - . e » d o a t
> Meet t'» IS . I l k Jxd,. l , l , 'l r r e l , nt
A. Itenaud »2U W. Fir*l ML
ment. Apply Herald Office.
Ike H te, ■ < i • l .. , k l e I,. ■ ..| t . r n- m
rent.
Mrv Swain Apartment N .
Mionen golfer* In ehampl'Nisblp
4. Phone PIO-W. Reeldaat Agent
mauhe* In Englaivl may not **•
F. F. Dutton A Co.
gage their OVR csdtllw, en i.ruing
WOMEN—Earn 88 50 ,i„ren sew,
•• » new rule of ike L ilies ' QoS
ing aprons; easy work; M ittrisl
I nion. This will bar runt, .lent,
cut; Instructions furnished; uppor
from using prefeeekmale. rri.lire*,
'LN — FORI) — FORDMDN tunity twginner*. A<idre***<i *nv-- SIX ROOM—flmisa with both fa* friend* er foront# caddies HereEdward Higgins Irw.
k>p* bring, particulars. Idol 186 E. rent. West First St. Apply 217 Pop after all taddJoe w4U bo assigned to
frW * Palmetto. Rhone 331 12nd N. T.
|nUyare by Ml
tar St. W. L Hanrey.
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w it v j 'IU e r e v e r c m a m c u k ' m o o o s .
A K TH’ MluHfcfeT MOOMTitd’ LEDuC-t?
W H E R T a' StLEKCE KVXDt SDH D i2 W
WJT lHER lAADdT SO MORE. XbtCH PLACES
^blKCE. iM VE-ViTiK O F TVV U H l i t ’.
called
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eclor Seminole County
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►OR i RENT—n » » room uafarn . .. “ Mi** corner Itfth 8 t,~ ;
■nd Myrtle Are. Woodruff and
NOW IS THRT1MR
TO BUY TH A T FARM
AND START HOMmtl.NG
*
lAJAN on improve.« e are all going back to the
Sanford property In
amount!
Unfurnished Dn room house for farm where nal value* win al*
from I2JW0 to fl&.OQO. Mail ptcnt. 402 Oak Avo. I atartar re. ways prevail. Just now is th* ilm*
ture* with details, t ames BrotliIntsvl. Apply W If. lamg. ION to move a few miles from Hanford
•re, 60 East Central A ro , Or land'.
and start that chicken farm and
raise vegetables fur th* home marDU lO U NEED MONET—Have 17— llualnrm .'larew For II ml krl. Just suth a place can be had
on the Kanford Ortando road about
unlimited amount on Resident*
thrr* mile* from Sanford In the
•"•J, Husiaet* property Chuluota
Offlc* Young Hid*. N. Park Ave. OFFICE FO* RENT—la Me.* k high and healthy neb sad pin*
eevlien good for citrus fruits, gt*.|
BMg Aptly A P O e w t ) I for poultry and good for all kinds
11— MUcellancouu
Sons, Magnolia and 2nd
•■f tegvtiHee.
Thirty arree. high
and dry l«x-stl»n for a home a il
burner gas rango
i mma fa rent f..r , i»ur acres In muck for vegetable*
oven I22.M). Florence anto“**- *• '*-**■
®r b u lb * — II W ill rale* anything
mal 4 fwirner stove »2U. .’burner
—th* man who wants to work caa
* * * plkte 1-1.-r*0 43 Me Lander
make a Bond living
from
th is
Afrade.
plsre.
If vou aro Interested ad I
res* OWNER, rare Sanford tiers!!.
terms
TWO REFRIGERATORS — Go.kJ RESTAURANT
OR RENT , Any roasnnable offer and
Co,*u
!•«•*«'» roa.onabic.l wr.
Good propoeltlon '<>r man md will tie rcnelderml after you have
•cm th* property.
*?n '-arkm. Inc, MrUndvr Aroada. » » ! • w ik h . ^ . * ^ ,
1 hon* K><)'
JNO . D J1NKINS
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F.7UR-ROOM Unfurnished house
Apply Herald.
«*<— Financial
THE SEMINOLE PKINTEUY
AN8CO CAMERAS
AND SUPJ'UES
tKH W. Pth St. W. N. Luntky Pro,u
CONCRETE in every shape and
B UU KRW T ^W A V IN G — flO
form, Mocks, tlla roofing, ornn•ed Mt. Marcelling by our ex- mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod,
ex operator. Blue Bird Beauty ucta Company. F'lfth and Maple
•oppe. Phone 349-J.
Sts. Phone 112-W.
“ Maybe you.will l«e intrreelrd I
to hear the origin of the Mil toi
iK>n*ira old p*o|de . . . forty year* [
ngo. Wr talked nt many times 1
j FOR RENT;—In l^ck A
1 oung i ulored man w
chauffer, house or yarv
Bates PIT Cypress Aro,
plant .la
PhonngTnph Repairing
Ihano Tuning
iccmcnlM
By agperta with 17 year*
as oerie ore.
T A K E Notice, fish
Sanford Music Store
I huncry wolves, see
and Gift Shoppe
fa#' hosts and bait.
Room 10 A 11 McLander Arcade.
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ris«>ds
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CLEAN
LUMBER and complete Una
building n tltriaL Low
pr
Security Lumber Co.. “ Where (
Grades Com* F'rom” Maple
Sigth. Phone 7W7.
Sanford A C L . . . . . 4:04 P. hi
Jacksonville A C L . . ‘ . 9,4! P. M
Chaitsnoogs N C t S i L _1 2 ilt P. M
S(. !<)<.,. L fit N . . . . 7120 A . M
D IX IE
Oft n slninpf'l jM-il-etird:
*■I lull. . Mr.
Ilou the II-—
ai.: you unti tbunn I uni fin* I
mu uorking ill a Ih'l Dog Stand. I
Hiuke lot. noise and lure lots fun
»•%»• I lit.- i:2:dn
“ Bill, lit Alt B ill"
Wr rent out high etas* cars
of the most reliable make* <*n
the understanding that you
do the driving and virtually
assume
responsibility of
ownership while doing so.
This new system allow# those
competent tha prWilrdge of
driving and of saving the
cost of • chauffeur.
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Ar.
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RANI'OHII, FLO IIIIM .
YOU -DRIVE- IT
T
ore Q uality than the
D IX IE FLYER
By William
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1,r * home, five large i
r R‘’ prTTe" t* t,,r* to Uk« k-,h **»••
ond col
rubUr •<ampe. Dade electric lights, large clow
Rubber bumii work. >a v
u* I In.
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TH IN K—I f you are thinking uf
SALE:—.Oriental rugs, nnai
building, why pay the ArchiteeU *.nd ,ar**. yhina. etc. 611 Myrtl. NICE STOKE
several hundred dollars for plane,' A '* '
^00,•
when you ran get the same free, ..,vi*
, —---------•nd kfep your money In your pock :
KCHJMS -^Of /urniturr and
ft . For further Information aor houatbold fumUhingi. al»o Frig*.
SANF'ORD NOVELTY WORKS. d*.,nr’ Wl11 •*“ •« *« rifle*. Appiy
V. *C. Colter, Prop. Building Conhou** on Promh Ave. in
tractor. Genet ai shop * M1U Work IH®arewoW. .
APARTM ENT WANTED—Th'-e
and House Painting. IIS K.
----------------------French Ave. Phone L1&J.
FOR SALK:— 1 •Lloyd Slroller— or four room apartment want*.! u
Southern part of Sanford, t. s
full narliiulars to **C A. Il.,’ t. ’*
WANTED— Children's set
Herald
Mrs. Higgs, Phone 8M-J.
. Lv. Sanford A C L
You lio not want to have ix’hintl j’ou twelve
thn apent nml no money imved.
»t Herald Office.
OUT OUR WAY
i . v i 'n
Phone Orlando M M or drop
Prices same as Orlando. Rasa
u* a card and our salesman
will call to see you.
Mattress Co. 112 2 Church SL
Orlando. Florida.
DISCONTINUANCE
OROl.ng
I Seat be made la psraa* at Ths
I s * * ford Herald efttce or l.r
teller.
Tetepbeae
dlscoatlneanee e r fe r * aro not valid.
licauy.
When The Year “Strikes Tweh e
V 8 V H k i T T l a J U I U M U liU I AMI IU 1 U . SLICK W i l l SUILD TM1M
Our rug cleaning
atrktly modern.
gR K W tS l IF a aU rror Is ms4«
I Tbs SsnfotS llarsld w ill not b*
Ittsgsw tbte> foe t o r e than one
lis s iirrm
Insertion.
thsrsfur*
11» « o ff tee should be notified at
MONEY MAKING FARM
10 acres tilled in fine eowdition
with mules and equipment. & aerve
H . v L l P r : T T* 0 ft°n *° «*»,‘ver 111! Celery Are. Phone
Hsraids in «firn»oon*s. Most bei*— ------ ------------------ftS y t
W t v right Imps FIVE ROOM-lhmgslow
m T u L u ^JmS T " '* 3:30 #Vlack ,A PP:>- «>I Pok Aw. n
“ WK CLEAN YOUR RUGS
standardised and numbered for
(llt k reference. They are made*
sp alphabetically and mimer*
kelly. The ads under each head
ing are alao made-up alpliabet-
I I • T» rb» In r, r
See Ur*. Mnffitt for small un*1
nw
I hone 817 for estimate*
r . W. RADFORD
ABSOLUTELT
ehe. In e
p n 'n l <■
I h ence w ith Ih e .1
n n le r .
v O m th* r a r * n ot
<— Bonin ne* S ervin
. 1 |S*i5'
| v l , *T
S I f 4car.ee e* r
of the eppronrh
tending to the
thenre s s- rte«re<
K. I* link* to en |il
•better Mltb the ■
" 3*1 rh», to »o Ir
, . MORPI* TRIM CO.
SEMINOLE HUDSON* ESS
INC
203 Oak Are.
Phone 41
CLAMiriCATrON INDEX: Th*
I fsliowlag c lm lh s ills s i
are
1 Th. Black and Short Step, thit
. •' iwing dance 1 In this country, is
m a k in g a hit in Paris.
Men and
women there nr- only like the peroliar step* of the "Blark and
Nhort. hut are especially inter*.,
tr l in the story that the danre Is
bn red m i the
ramp fire dances
vHrh w»re popular W vr*n» a *o
among th* trapper* o f Minnrsota.
The more experienced you
arc as a motor car owner,
the better you will like Buick r * • P o w
ered by air engine librationless beyond
belief, this car’s perform ance w ill win
yo.ur heart
* And Buick valiie will
amaze you— -Value made p b ssib lc by
great volume and its savings*— the earn
ings o f leadership, which are used con
tinually to further enrich Buick quality.
" *
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!. ii#v M'tl om iili i.ff.i»*t<> !•»•' t*e*o
k l» | of the refugee# and * • » ’
jS lw r . .
.
larlia Htat»nali<« then will ef the »athat aw the United Stal.-■
■ I i i ne
••■
liuliut.e n r r v 1
tittml hi", 0*h».l ami «tu»n« ihaatruyar Noa war* III af ptn.
'ituiiioo, Ihtv «y . ami IIh* J>T*e
-M
• -I . '
'll. Shisehat That mtuh U fAAthl* main* poia.mtrg frum eating ran
ihs ifH--.I t»y lit*- «lAt<* Jnl*iti>'<
mali R. t .
'I t ' I'
1
oed faoda alt board th. No*. Nh k i
ffA AtmWr rvm with tin-ir birftB'i'.. d M tiw I tijr Iv a l a-rgir
(..iH ‘ rnois ( if ?seter.il S t.ifm 'T , ', 'V '* k l
>u U h M tin K Fnll.-wn hidnapinp:
I sternal hinal -ftU *- of th* oallor* •#• tw aertewa
,,t haw irjo-rt si It •1 >• li* ' *«e a: | I f •-I aft toferinr gneat*.
' If ,hr rerav M m ffh w 'l'lf
l‘ ARI
Mar SJk |lVS)
l.rrc lt r I r tle m
Hr.,ties!
,.,-|
Imen. m l im. !'»►; rh COftcr. I If* I I* ilitlon, but I t af tha rafktjwt '1
ith U is
I-Ult
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.:
4
,
II
I in U
O f “ l ish' Cl ' .m fitbl \o<1
j win lor Iran f«rN| to a
< lUjtyMU' | \ iisriii
lit if l* ir l- l .ttw tril *U
lr|f Jittparat... na ta prevail! *o Ml that they had ta ba remove l .
kWh
’
1 . Ill ! - • 1.1 Hr * * « *
’ r.*n(tni.ei ..
thr iht'eMi ;
|
■
harrrd
with
kl.ulr lint me W or O f I SOI a < .■ thread - •» the part n( a mab M< • h.apltal for treat moat. T »—
iu •’
1
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i H' i , <
•
1 run ! Traff-'rJ. •. ~ui£ t. t .n « f a tl
*
'ami lihruUa ta meet any i ik K m..b uf them war# twllaead to be d'
1 If^t'-li f.. iil>, whu Wat ehnl
Jo- i • * r •"> to
' . »t
* <i
•■*
j ■‘'If the i t.i'titmn • 1^. We-.*j
klVa. h along the boundary,'* A4, *rrl. <j- o 'smtr.l bj thv POvv
/ M a il, but n m f f f . i . ' l O - ' « ’ f. Ik- rovl'l <u>( *K.tnm ilnl
Atli.iWf)
I
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'i'.t
.
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' 0
1 } IV Jaiisr. >he f-iimer A Ike HU
liKTi.'
A majority <»f the refugee# » w .
•f • I *
f'- o w a a
............. '(wlrat W illiam . a.Maed the nary
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i
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trfll
1
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s
iriNt
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... killitl ami h
r
rtucim fr" ■-* Tbtf Stti'.r |Wtr IO‘ r.
Chineoe garment., their uwa be
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later
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lag t..rn off by Nailunaliat ooMterI W.ia! rr
j In ( I I I her. * *f wt« very Yfu\
.
•
' •
<•
tvaehlne can »t
f Ute i hnttr* • ><M Im> it is
e
during their flight.
I ' li'lruii • ft
fltila
i pmn I ml..
III ruOtuliaiB
’
A
Ifi>'
jlVlneOt
are
twiag
augm.ntr.l.
Wll*
rhst.- - - '
tt»*«t
After landing ike refugee# wen" ® 6 *W
an arr^y of 4w?rt»r. j *•»
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Uuili.l) tie Italfurtl, Irstlnr *1
ranted la tarBar rare t« the Aalu*
* lil (
J'.; . 1:1 •-■!» mu iV in y >
’ r : : n, w . L * *
h5 flhwU.lt be
*_a|n*. rtwJL-iU l*» *
.it
Khs
OUt'.iB *...1 th*V .he w.thee
haa been mat atheta
! Raj iiniit.1, nrti»r>l (H i* li.hit’W
*B>- > • ’
* .
Admiral William'* n*g.lilp. heuae where had feud, bathe ami
I nu r~ i. . «r il «li-»n w*k'* anie(h
ft
a
t!
fe U .,-lat
PKi-1
ihan bod* were awaktiag th
.
J.s'rM. IhlV.iur, V
« Mtltlt .
t. .1 hart Mil
J mt any w m i r o f twil t■*>»**»i fBta« <**M. "1 ,.e»ml«Nt
r ■ MNuKjKr WBUllwr
Uie
1
S.
M
.
I*ith*l»<arr('
►uatame of gn imlai
V.nenl ovai U v r iv v l • l • all irtwy. tevraknl ill=l J>lkar*l
ivhet tran tor* t»» n^.-ah v--i-Jh*,
.
* ,
LM hanprir Mee-c U » m* u -Si n i . it >4 e * - * f rA ?'
The re nr tin) rtath n glw w od l aSaieby Uirltad ^la tea
.
..flr w o j? inierrW.
I i l h l t t l l f . i . ( n . 'f . - : *'• * A .
auM nt.lv •* N r tn«4Ma*> tlklee ‘ . t.
mu;
tiTfthrf
•11 *
rnullid form lie ; Ttll40W a<-nie t.<nv ago.
l -M,Jwn-e tn
> , .. .• :
. ’ nV ! W
- -.V ir. f'-»Bt
" V
t in ' the Tnorth* tn Charc m T/ end |k>Illatt Irvofa* Will
Coihna. fobk an<i AVhmt w .1 ail
i ’rrvioo* to »?!.' tlufiar; ;n* of|h
ltaarti.il
lefotuler* of the PretMh
'
Hi.In..pit.''
**Kirb"
ItloowflrV
T(»e
Cminlr/i.
w'm
It
a
«<iut*ni
th
M
k
tC
mrr.milIts*
for
J.tA*»tiv(ll*
H
.A.’
• in the gai te. TMa w a* r • » •*'"
•lull la event ,af on
t n . rail, aett-r-u-r. i-'«h e ir
ir*««n »n th- Mouth.
■lietnunj' era. Ihr r.e.t Iv. ■
Hark wkm th* Brran*** ) IV aelaw , |trraM»;"
I
t nnr-- en |>i JT»< *‘< ' 1*wv” nraily. ■« i-.-.-* Wit J, Clgden Im.-nir i»f tlhlcag.
.
' * thy*- i"* t' i. rf. "C r '■> A
Marin# bartath* at Pari# 1*UMM >ai admitted by the
Tha I t
i Vlrihli/'C ImUlilUhrrr
.. rrht all* u.'.'it a f r « t at l « nl fo the »|WM'.ir»
m$m» ' • " ■ kilt w»k* 1 • • ■
’
• Sirarri-r, lo-ar l f >
|t . •U
.i,
t il , . i,.-ryia, lam.
rnnls•>. Waahtngt.ut. l*hltadal|Ala •Ulate, but the rutiaulee alt
e 3* qne fraeml I.Heft) by
tie
..ivfci
'
u m m « i itfit-'l by
-•iki.'rr
H-r|«ul,
ailteiugb
th.
In
TV* Ai
1 •
i■ t .
i
.1 no. *1 1ta,ialypi, Sortii amt .south It.iMiklyn ami l*«rtamouth. were t-fuaod la aaaha a etatemaait
tv-tl-w ft M.stultnir ( aI*. I
rat .re r«f the him' hina i; .o
o n . ' .■ ' i •>
m. I'-ase
rtf Aft- of ibr larvf'*- rruwtl* *•>
aml * , ti.iJ liy Mm ili..t the
,f '< , laa-a KttT n HtiW “ JeM •» . h .mmOig with arUelty a< delarh- " t inatnertUna fr.mt l*aru.'
,
.!ar
l-arlng
l
k
ihrtw
lit
!i.thl
u^'-t
the
>tiiw
e>
*«!*ry
(»,r
i
fr.ioe
guarst
. hfottl baach.'tll hhii'ry > <
fin* th,
tert tl modley Hullar, ramatu*
* i it w it u
It.., r- |„.,i ,. I-. h t r.»y an,,1 1 at* menla • .le.l prrpatatiune to mo
l.■.•-•r^l t 1 b'eture ' f Salvatnr. Vliunititiu.
|m.t
-f th# Amerteaaa, garthtpwtae
1
it to l<a on h*tsl.
T
’ il.rrs.a a • * 4jra»*nt.
- h.llrr ami tw»«e aatiw* rountry la
»IU ' Sam Mlllrr, »aM tu ba wa’iUd
Tua'.ornnr Winter , I W
tl (■•nferene*
, . ;<
Um 1 Mflk'l
alr»a*fy -hem Irt.
-l\ « ate writing o.. Wlwtf « f • •Sa« l»tnri.
,^ fc r the tU>;n» *>f '
trance
>* X
/anev County
Cnunl. Circuit, w lo to- vbc
.1 .a.i H (e.<j-w> in IKia .-ei.ntry
The marine traiwpa't* ll»nd*r*»n and tb* rolnataaaWr M Ik*
irging tn hie »t»lrr»teht* thp fTavtca A.p»a t>f the K
f.
,7
«gat
. « Ilf
.if th*
the Indian.A
In-11___ eh ere on! rtunate r.ynugs |n be ha. Wft t'ef.Mn, Nicaragua, ami l» mot intvrnaiiuacal l-a.no.
v
i»
-f
kctfaithr
wM
lie
t
«it
..
,
.. d»f.;i' m i r't, Kent. Ul.io, March .1,
oatre I* jrrmlu-iU. \\..Jtc«4a> •
(
l-arg* nucobot# « f Japaaaav
. .
. .i . . ‘ t al n* utalisg t|«t.i loaard -an Itorgo
Hr.
Ilatluaay
ita
lH
I
•
tmltor* la»l day In csrn|.. “ :*J* ;*
. f t * ........il. rn .'an •-I
Uhl abere .h. ail! puh up th- t Wat I ? " * * * * . .***,f r hi Idran ar. go)nr
m tn th.. ivpe of |« '-J ^ 'r. , h, r,XT„r d n rail at I H*>
are buffalo tn l< * ' ltrflM; » »
f f™ k
>vi* ■•-.«•- I A o ri ,u !b» U-ilrfj .etrinea from cuatern |eitnt» •ml "*»nm,
Mr vaaael from Fwpwnb#
tog rrwadmf.
I V4, nlvn)> i'nc «*f th f**\»»* m *nC *P|
ilv can
from » ^ j n^ij.fVrlillm early t-la y Urn*
j
#
«
i-e-.l
'Mtnar.r
aa-l
FUkvoft,
|aail
f.o
China.
t»ho I n u .(Mug about a.
-|>nvo all foreigner* frum Chi
luijtuw.fVM hvl l«e*tt Ktd'arNl
otimr. of l-e 1
na." |a tba ■tegan af man and wo
ft w a* vi a»• raJIv
ft
i. .MV'nril th:.*.! mn<| » s . U tu le-ld for r»n»aim
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ten
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e
ra-p.
,
T
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I
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It.
I
oaaaulalew
l
lam
ed
men anti foreign agitator*, oater
t-i'.uminau* mu
m. a tai*. renrtrvnIon J
aeK. t !:• ■<m« to apaltmcw*.
of them Rica*!*na, who ar* netf..
• .
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o
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I
ll .1 V If
I'eaa. I * T il ’
”
1 ' h,‘ l * f r y
I't h lM i. M il'll Ii *— (ISHk
laggard* Chapman
n i'»tie»lmrr.itj
yrNi .-n t'm firlil to d»»< li
in I li-rvia wjitr Vu»ltn ( h.'intiM'f l.im In l l i 'l o n Ifnrtr
I 'P * »•
'"
. m.. i t .
( | »-">
f (he th. siaU Iwpartment ha* aattsr -Long the Caatcmeae tnwpa an.,
cr, nd lh« rri
ra of tlie c o w t; wag"trm
tr n- frr Hl<a*tnfialit*a t »
»*r
IlifU p O f ( Tintniotls ( i iv r * 1
IbtuOla* D u e
An •
l-m', 1 ttn'»
"f. t **are ,„ , j ih« cl.t.tng of the AmyrSmit ihe wMikingman la Uw ShamgHo
Tie In Golf Meeting ifulttee
fc!t t*i j
Vaar.
I lUNMlttm Thill I ti
r !n
K ilt
T a O fD d
llrfk k
•
( tie
• I 'hunk lag and Chaag .luirtgt.
lMj tfan I) •I'O third I*Ami.nr hnnaefrr* Wrlgbt, t ■’
Further bloadabed i* fearad. Ad
A. P. Ilafgard and tm
u
m
f
f
U
m
l
ItKepi
S
t
,
.
l
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l
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•I i In the *t»r, enly t(
hra Ulsl ii: wnt yrnnt t « khf ap-’ tt
miral WIlham* haa taken rogwCtied for fir* plmr
i rn.'nt A few tni'iotr* later th>
ta*«.
hmi\k O f * * * I WurvbiM wll) U w.lMrmwfi af- lane* af lb* growing teaalAf.af
wyefuttakr* al th*' 1 :Ml • ‘ l .
Mai • I
t-ISSlAt hr i nnrluofnfl ef
tr.d<*ir) fttifrd »•> Irave the IndHisg.
LONtlO.’f . Mar-h
DAYTOVA It®ACM. l ' i
,h 4 r r
j|9r xfa
r*dU*HU uf th# ■he lituetcoa and aaa wwrwo.1
iNteniar aftmoron wtlh re* rhrclt
i mg |*tlsi'.
ja r-v . la
in «M»I
«m»i de
ua- uUV,#
Uea given a •pin Waabtegten.
*-» ran 1m pf» ftirthrf .t:rinwter! a f - l l M k l - T h * H*t ,.ng t uahe. :l *ar« trr 1 long
tn. Uathawey raid tu
< trtvt ttrgtrtlatlo*it far Van»c*m kjvuiaf ci7. U btrorj; vee tb'ni *H'. if *"1 rvcttr* noi unju*t rrilMtafJ iy warrtug failed. Aakbeywar.lt>
. . . ^ tn... ;fault
•re a.
Ilm.ala rtglll* In China uulil the
A* menarlng ha* bocama llte at
r“ rf u 7 n
' M>»s'«unity la Uav*. lHer* ai
..otthaalea
rvn1f% ®f
^ t‘ F
art kcope o f 7t*.
| i*
r ted"-'rial p.trpuoa# bated
, rT SO
M
Anatwanc
------------- n „*'tt
. u
. t m r Jf f t r #PI'Mn I l»y kb*
(altered iltud# * f lb* Cant.."*.* trwatte an#
J e JI jr.vr '. j v/ani th- 4rvr the nik<hil>t * ‘ n, ( h.ne— autnerllU*.
rM nty
*
Ameftaana a«aM
-tami
hu
r<*,f
Ifjel.*-)
la
we
taev
e
»
.*
l»*
(M
Ji «n
Hlggenn raj
.they n>ai’ b*,-' run preaerv «wd»r. j day t«* the (teak
s( in than*.
,7 " . Ihrooghvaat the prlviicae t.f Peach- i s-ir avmpathimr* •ucuag lag #4j|t •
n t r i i l i t i v»1 lMn mv r*
t ’ iXl Mr#4 (ill* '--I
thaw
.
lay lh.na
Ma’ .h with J- F r* ‘ hJ,V! if I "i it.:. ."I ) will <>
titan l hi"*** that th* alafanaaw vf
J.tecr'arad Htr Autkalt t. hi ml »>flam, JJjrlMrS. nwd# ! .<ktm> -M ptiarr •ujrw.ted vulh ).» s . I v-eed *»
arut g tew ta Ilmen.
ir-4
>10
bulb
to
•
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}
lteii.
•
rd
n
o
t-wlbli
in
t
rvtf
Wee
af
two ami Bay
*
,
iiv* foreign eetlleinowt era Hate . RllUth fOTrigti nclula.tr» In Iho tumubaiv. ft r hlgi-i ,i. ii ij
,hf'
jut
y.”
•
ivrrider.
It
wet
i
1
**u<
<
>
f
iCKrge Turkrr. OOr up In li* > h •
•l lengthened ,. ntinuuual*,
Al
^ |ln' v# of r lateruna tlrir aft* "»in
.
10
)
1*1
Ilia.
koj.h
|
>
O
0
aPdagrave*#
Miprtme
r(
,,r
i.i*> j
\lf ij.. ,-iiaagv l ««w- [ . Watt Dies From
lathe JttRliT Tburt:r> tt"» wr-«
.once palate
lino* uf itefamU-uardiog lie future af '•hggjr
t .’heh and .
waumia
ula" h puw . e.e», the» ftua j
ntariwe* hold aeetlow la bathM i l i a ajoed.aai ftal cu- a ul cu.fa. nr. *
X, f ir Auet t. i a-i TfciU
V.M.C. \. Campaign Is W rlyb*. w *1 he'll* abet l>!*\|Hi|)lcctic Stroke l)M®,
f.Jrilttallg I rue I Mat legmedtete i
I’Uyare who are tu rnUi
t . ilgermiitnl lit r. -utltati"
»<t*r
'he
ritUoti-V
lip ftetJ.a:tdv
A earlotto Mtuatten *at*t* k lk
fit* Qu(B|>ki>B*hi|i |iiemr> ti-.'I'li Start Tuesday poltra*
tl r power*/*
• C-Uttlayent ujee. be# It m o d i-( Mata n*#y b> u la t m roe«*ve •.»1
leers' d. the •s-.iiWalH* “ *
Fretceh aetllement. wheeh la «b
far an «an now U dune, wSgt on j
*"
Sunday rt. tuvor :
I
*
>fo
rrvgiHiatisna
ntr
a
rt
\
Walt.
K
m
I
or#r»l*n
*<
took llloa a.l -r* I
*,r2!CT* I Dan# BWd Hut P^.hanbal ptrfm . .UHlte-tedly amcat.tutea g a ..at r»
L ts p aRiarttnrn*
pa
tar had fmm the mala foreign **»
pi.niinj; t»» «n •anr.uaticrrst'il
'a! the to- ni*nt n. r la li |awelhye tu I ,
f«*ohn» ttllliHI
») ^
Itemawt.
Seventeen
hundee * _
T lr Y. M. C A. rampaign fc-r ten! tl- r.lip h$M* run. loaaled thr u yrgulalv frHIgll* In the l.roorai ‘ k'«'h *4 the f.uir lu'. tea*.. ttegOWT* 1Vlrtt able glad tiuo.llo.ing hb-t 04 i «•ufMrf
tdr today. Thit e ' r t ; *» •
’
of
Twelfth
Htiarei
and
.H
an
* »t five tenr "f khe •' srllate
i
a* t11 uta.r b»a- ^ff^ —
laM-*y tlwve-l the nowed <-f O r - ' “ Ihi'hct I.a fuvd Avenue, drvp|w«l .tend wf ago- Ireoeh fuice# ar* dofondttlg l<."
ta ilraw a Urge flrM.
'
anarth;ai,t«*i
4
ltl*.-n
iaf
tb
#
•
'bfky-'
mlloa uf frvaalagw uf thia eattlr^^^
•
I
.
tAmaaittw mom|tKea ,lt 1he w< rlf Ihawnnata Met
I!:■ (Kgeniaat" r. . a rib iti.. .1-if- rtraeck. n't.l e >r#pe.l
_ l_ l„ V.M-ihet -. fl-.i. l-« '• »' •
*!A!e Aiiotm atglad.
they probably a t t k>
.ug th- n-ml ,rar f*a*t (darting. I*
tnp. oprt.tng will th*' Ihrutkla- - f ! .Uudaag WW ba|W«r hge* l-een ra |4«IV tkU WMlfllllll »* Itl «i)«W»e
1
arercic
«lf
the
aimrknwwt
la « night ('•
A'
'
"
u-r Awaiett'e arlur. It i* under lim Jww-trr v.l W ( r H* laf.t tlmu'rl a< few . M4.b.0).aa» lu I white ww.hlag wt Ihe atat.aa
if* M M
la. aafTbialiy get ci"3er way t.vvuaa, V^Jr,i a Mra'ftg ##***#1 thele » " *
played in tfu- rmilbant •>»*«.
i .. I f . . .a . e t* . ' '.'<!• up
.
.,
-a art
j., .(, ti Ii, .barge uf MU.et " « mg la an appeal f“ r hal* t
MaW.rtc<-rftfug ■« 'J eVlaaeY. with ell I.* (uatlJc. aaiore* of natndg 4>f »m
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a
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I
|u>n.l.ng fu.wtnl aa late, iHcivcan llrttleH cammaed.
l.rnt. rn'-rrvd ill the Na» r atari it-,g niurittiotJ, dutet-dunt I n I M i , 11- ’ •' *
'
d 1.1leva'll
t Im ■ «;*
I. tkefi [ ,, ♦"H
made
aw l'g
,r‘ ' • { peabtirW, t. .a n te ifiit a »•»*- , » „ - . m«nu ahub ar* W be —
■*- in ibtef.
eft-k WKthlai* t*. tl«tf ahot t v i. a >ut- Urge numWr vf -tatairtent ft-aa. Uwai a« »«•
tort
when ItegfUam,
ib-apitg
ptenfoa
gtring
ai*.
tb.
Inlenvalu
f..rt
fte»rr
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T H E S A X F O R D H E R A L D . S A T U R D A Y . M A R C H 26.1927
M e e tin g s T o
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W f »»1r ^ I W M t f l n M .
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Attorney At U .
30 * First N « n Ranfcmj
SANFORD, FLORIDA
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rv-ct>rd, in tix- hutory « f
■V?*v?L v!V iT .ir£m_*l . * ;t S o t k * | rT i ? i<* 1 o f
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advance-nrnt
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r- r r T*^\af
■ • * • « r,c-r mnd w tA o i^ t nr..fecr> to all
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S * . oae of tbe I tamrihlr «H»tri-iju
, Ev» J » ! n 6
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I V i Sine, our VVtWl.rt church ’ ■>
Iv
Church. ‘ virtur*- r f its. fundamental prrn,i.
ZZ L „ i H meennr con *. Injtm l. haw t w r frvm t V V nu etae
lI T J C r ° 7 £ r ® v lhc cfcuTTh . |truly an “ oj^n rherrk- . t V parfo r . ° * JT f r
t*r t V ofnrUU. ami the mewBt tiUnned fur th* month c f !b»r>hip c o rW .ly V p r that th is 1
w k tincr th« beginning ot f V . merlin* will .tran»r*i»h gtv*I for
VI - .
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ONT.REfi \TtOAI.
d l l KOI
F irst i c m
Ckurrk School. 9:f£ o’clock.
T V Adult dr-pbrtTwnt mets In
• CkTTTh.
T V P h rtiir . Bfpnntrr, Jun"L bad Intermediate Depart.
• I * met at t V Plinth ll«w*«.
Dr. P- y. Tut her c f Skantnvar.
iaa «R I riv* a Foram talk to
•A du lt IVpart:.**nt
Mamin* aonJdp. I I n'clock.
Martin
Skisdtbcr.
ikr X *t O I.raeT Pudlry fcek.
Sprakrr. I>r. F. F. Tomer. Sap- twWrew*. 4JO I*. M. *
iknilledly *rrbtly n a r r * rated beolcndent American Hofpital*, j- Friday, Litany. » P. M.
cording to farrign ofTier* adekrc
* « a h r . Chita.
'"niton are wirfcoirr tu aay and today,
U lk m . “ Ala a pi With L’ a“ all c-f theae lenrcei
T V fort:*n office adrxea atate
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------that t V barrare » a » laid down cm*
Al I V em un* MTurr Mr. Cmi FIRST Mf.TilODIST
t'H l'R t ’11 i|y u;*o«i uninhabited party of I V
Swkday v ku l, >:30 o'clock. It. toner*
» . Ware, toprrialmdrnt.
TV* fo-oprratbm of t V Americ
Pnackia* II OcLwk
T eit. an and Drittih rvavie* kai been cf.
FIRKT PRESPYTFKtAN
“
What
Do
To
More
Than
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V
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T"
fertlvr lb « becking (*h i# w *ie•
<11 r u t II
— Matu R:47.
<»t»Uy Srb.».d
A. M.
I f W . the foreign w firr VUrvcs.
Lpaorth 1cogue
devutiaaal
Ibgnbig Wuofclp. II A. M.
tu e rtin g i, 7 o'rinek.
Ttrtrlkji C w in n i, 7 P. M
Evening
preaching
tcrxicc, b
‘Ircnit.* Wonbip. S I*. M.
o’clock. aeTWKm yubject. ~11>oo*Its
in ritc J
ta
* td »V .
ias Yuur Cod ~
llf'lv a l
meetisgy will Wcm
Mitday eTrnity: T.tS oVIock. K»v.
(Rsr nit itt n of tiiuisr tiu*
A. Ktetn. a retwral rian grli't
St'lEVTIST
of t V M. E Church. South, can*
’kri.-tUn Scirrcf aerviev* arr ilucting
t V service*
4 M w y StttxDr woTTtmg at
Aivitation i» gneo to
v Wonun'y Club. Oak Avmue all \« fcordial
\* T>* i : IK itU IlK U t O IV K S T h y |
tbc ycrricey of tbi« church.
•r Third Street at II o^clock;
• t*’ « f erw*. fef vtftw* **l t a , i * < y .
t-fe* l* * » J • ■ ) *-f tb * i M r t . l t ’uuit
a4«X School at 10 o’ckcfc. SubA LL SOI IJ5 ( III R( ||
* f ife. Tib Judii cat 111*wll o f the
t. for tomorrow. "Ke-lhtjr.'’
e*.a le
' M . r ila Iq > M le t H m l*
First
Mas*.
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kerriew,
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fatherhism, U:i6 A. M.
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wv*. Ib k la is f P u r w c t t lfN » » • |-<aln.
lode tcktiraor.ied of Chnatibn
(ML a>-: II » V»nablf aad K It
Father
IVnyTSey.
C.
S.
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wtH
eaee Valin*.
Mwrrel i w ere d<f»a<Lkala t b » v . 1
rhia church raaintain* a free anrak at both riassny. per part- 1*11*4 *.fe*-a and *111 * f f . » |*r M ?r
tcry
to
tk«
opening
of
the
MUfet*d s ilt I * the h t c b ift
Id d d ff
fling Rocmi. no. 617 First Ns' » «-••* » a M . y t i i .
M ar Ivd .j
tal Rank Dailding. w V tr the tion Sartday night.
1 »!? . N aitu c U f IfC t l L *w t» *-f uala.
4« and all autkbrued Chris-1
* l tb e I t t a t ilu .r . f ah- t W i U . . .
( IIRISTIAN C IU R f l l
Ife Xawf f d fef aalB*.|f P f t t t y f ) « r .
a Urkstr litrmleare may be
(Junior
High
School
Building
I
feia lb . r<dla.*ltaa l i w f l W f |.r*.4
borrowed or punrkaf^d
|f f i r . or »*• -nnrh th f r * * f a* I* u * .
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id
Rudicel,
MinLter
« • daily exorpt Sands}» and
tr r lu aatl»l| aatd * S f« b lt * a tn
Bible acbmd. b;t 6 . R. A. Wilson, fffe
Wll
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•days (run 3 t* 6 P M.
sunerintrndent
"If** t ITtferA X. T t f t I. uf baa- I
VII arc welcome to attend our!
fnrd.
and sermon.
II
rtov* and U- make use erf tkr 1 a. Cvan-.uidon
baM labd I ) l t | and b d n g la
tn.
idtag Room.
hernia*-1» t'vwnty. F**lrlda ’
Christian Endeavor. 9:30.
I’ M H A M *
No rim ing service on account
.
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fe iH c in ir
I’iKKT H A IT IS T f i l l R f ll
of Meade Brother* meeting.
ls
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in i i i t m i n r n r t i h :
U p b f school !’ :30 o'clock
A welcwme is rcrdtally rttefidS i:S »:S T II A l l ' l l 1 st. « IN I I IT
Vl t V earning service announ- rd to t V public to worship with us.
«»r TMH s r m : o r t i.nniiss
*t*t will V made evdirrming
IS
IM S
ISSN
• l.S M n i I
relative s u td h g of the de- BALVAdlN G ( HI ISFK MOI.TKE
m s ix t i
N’ » r t r i : l . r fe ti.»:
in m ls ami classes,
With I V twusing of winter »aJr > F i.i> I I . w K o f g A N F V I lt * \
turning »uraW|> aisd N fm «s II Sbgc c*tferation* harr Ucn rrsunt- r u I1..MlUi.sing
OftswnlwL
stk.
.
llklfelllf.
esl in hcapn Flrfer on t V German
V.
enom auhycct. “ A Isast ls«ak battle ships that were sunk during
J t F » - I U « A A r ’ L X I'.t.fe .t.fe t
Judas-”
t V world war. One hundred men
f l W ' K «■ HiruiJJT <m x.\ n i t
'pong People’* I'nioa* C 11 are enraged 'in rccuvrnnr the V t - wxd-r <bl by t i n * .4 (k .a*rS.
taso-w <•*! fef lb , 1I f f wll t w * n
tie-cruiser Msdtkr. whieh liae l«t- •■f I be
fef te n th JudlsUI flrv-wJt <4
vji young propla uf Ute rhurvh lam op ib 70 feet of water.
'i s
h is t* o f I I*.rid. lb sad (. r
lnakrsl tu Le r n * n: at 6:46
<h rliar|>.
sening service f) o'clock,
rm on sahjett. "Christ's Kee
Sentence Crura the Crwss"—
$100.00 REWARD
it on a Mysterious Problem,
bf following will V feature
F o r rec o ve ry und return o f platinum brooch act w ith
* ? I tlicamomla. 42 o n y x and *2 ! cryatdl*. probably beatI r ^ - S o it t La*Trace
al*'
* M'ra'ch number 539 RI. I.ovi on or about
Alt ary" Uact. Mrs. A I
March *th. to 10lh. inclaidvr. Thought to have been
Hp. aad Df. II. W. Rurkerw
ley.
lout in or around H old Forrrst Lake or in or around
Nw eetidn* tm * u « and tl
rf|* S ton ed , F h.
Finder please Communicate
fc fentuivb will b. given
» ilh Hultrk and llulirk, ownem and propricton of
light •>< tlse Ugktetl truss
l«i RsnfWnl
•U>t X Clark I. TVr to „f
Aantvrd. Lot k Dtork 1 %t llv r i
Itrlgkta
* l*oM U ral If in * and koine la
Sf atlarrlf tV u a tt Kl«r»<? ~.
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C M. I I A X I •
m i r . it i ) i-
Going to Build?
x i m * T : ic n r u i ; i t r * : i v i . t T h u
•O der and l.r e t n a * o f an n w t - i
lio n l « w d *.ci >1 ik r n n r a l i c w w i .
o f Ik*
.th Janlb la * t i t twit o f | fi*'
" t a t f - f K ltw idf Id bad f o r fe riv l.l
• J U County
I k . I n k dCr mt',
M artb. A
I* I IS I, M k .rr.n
Ik r
roofeltc U tok o f Hanford a F lrtM .r I
lia a k la c Coffeoratluc* w a* i-la la U ff!
« * d 11 P Ur y aol a a# 4 rf*-ada'it I*
W r
l * i l " l wnoa and **>| o ff r r I
f o f a j l . an d aril 10 in . k ic k rc t i r . I
d r r f o r ra*h a t - I k r fro n t A w f o f i
W finM niv
A ii on r& n iu titm u ith the resources uf
m o l>t o f intxtinuihlt* S e n 'ic t in siiviny
tim e, wrorrj- and money.
ouni
vour
v «il.'
d.
Burgess Milk Products Co.
Pasteurized M ilk Land o’ Lakes Butte
Cultured Butermilk
Sw eet Cream
Under New Management
C a ll 7 6 6
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ih n
n n i.M
t iio v
Jan uan rt. IkSS.
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t.'nMf*l Staton U n i O ffice.
C ctiM cftllc. F la _ Fob. X*. 1»JT.
N**TIC>: 1* h i refer t l t r a
itiat
M u r . fe. k n it tr s k t fr r r * o f l.ti: i*
e -ran -1 has file d In ll.ta . I f i . o
an apfelwatlMi under a.ctlon SIT?
I i » » l * r d M a tu tea s< y s i . M f d hr
l b . r rt . [ ic n a a ry XT. t y « . fo r Ik r
tod •
ja. T. I t * . I l I t IS 1
■lid K B L N C I, Brc ; » 1* 41 „*
B * r K Ta
M. I |o»ida. and It.ai
tho aao.r |. . h fr a o 'lo w rd t i tfea
Ikw Inltttor. htnat .N*
All ferrrors t ’alnia* tha land ad-:
Jr*r*#;)r ,4‘r
.to •fee*Mr it i«»
#•* tr liter » l in r M r o f t e r w ill U o|.
..wrd uatU Aferit t l . |>XT. t * f i l .
In thla M.Ili o tti* Ik
t v \h»
UbM^rvc ..f |k«irnt v n d tr o r p r * u id
•iF U rs ii'.n .
’ Music llv
I-ik c M ary Scren.idem
C h m ttr Saumlcr.i. D irector
Adm. 50claadies Free
ATTEND
th e must Isat
(x rA n boulevanl
in Florida
vin
Day lim a Hrarh
Orcan Shore Itoulnurd
ant! S i. A tifrtM tinr
Sanford
to Jacksonville
by State Koa<i
No.*a
Sanford to
Jacksonville by Ivwad,
Daytona Beach.
Flagler Beach.
Mctansas Inlet.
Ocean Skorr Bou
levard and St.
Augustine
131 al
Boulevard
T h e Short m l lloulc
T h e Mont in Scrnrrr
Itnitfs North *1 Jaikwmiifc
N o* <f*od
The Baseball Game Monday
Indianapolis vs. Philadelphia
(Indians)
(Athletics)
Support The American Legion
F. P. Forster, Pres.
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B. F. W hitner,Cashier
A. L. BelU, AssL Cashier
• A m erica n FruJt Gi
Sine., and S an ford
■ T ru ck G row er*, InQ
By Attending The Game
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S. 0. Shinholscff
Crate Manufacturer
Sanford
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L e t U * Fill You r Tank W ith Our Gasoline
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Al R. Key, Cashier : ■
R. W. Deane, Asst. Cashier
J1 l l « front dvof ,.| the Court,
• * ( , f C . Illd;*. l-ik t- Mary
WTiile Out Our Way
Support the local Ameiican
1
N oI k o ic h«r»l>y e ir t n that on
« • Jai Ib r l i b day o f A r t ll. A. It*
•y-» l* c t»c rn th r howr , * f t i r r m i
A M and «*W o'clock F. M on r a id '
DANCE
Every Wednesday
Night
Indianapolis vs. Philadelphia
.3:30 I*. M.
ll*a w n r l day i*f Marrk, A. U IIIT.i
I b a tr !*•• ltd Cfetn all |fe** r l f k l . !
t lt lt and Ir.lircrt U tk< cold F . tV
• t»\ In a ad la Ik r f o l i o * Inc t i f f - 1
ftifend r*ro|*rtr. rita c lo d In b n l i o I
o lr I'o c n ty . fetatr o f Florida. t o * w i l : ‘
• ’ no I I I Mill* fends n M»|nr T o urine ■
t ‘ *r ,v«, S1H 4 and b a te m c i in » > ! .
But in the same place— 110 West Second St.
M onday, M arch 2£^h
M onday, M arch
b cb ilf l.rlitrl »*Ul 111 Ib l
I 'l l r u l l l
l “ Ur« In thr cult or M O ItT 'i.H iK « ’
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V tV «k>X. H I L l.lA k l ( I A L lU llfX S L '
• ltd A. V. .M .l'K II***K . d e l* r l l , r t . |
m
•V
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A L tu iiD u n 1
hi.*r*rr.
T h e Am erican Legion
. BASEBALL GAMEr
• C*
r w . n ix . w iu .iA M o
and A IV A L I U t t t t lfc
' • U«f «f rijim undtr IwrtioB I f t t
V ' “ amended by the act it
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i t m i : 1 m i 1it m i n r o r e c u I
i k o n : 1 01 t n . 1 i .o m i h c
J|p*IIT*lA<i»: A At V I S I T .VM’ i: I V I t * '
C u n A T lO K
n -u -t lo said C ounty. I w ill a ril nil
r ia b t I H b ay.d Intrroot o f thr
F
COX I * and lo l b . »at*l
d f.r r lk r d |*raferity a l fenbltr
to tk r liic .-r .t hid d .r fo r
to a a lis ly aald r io r d llo n ’ aad.
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Mb day o f M aira, x D. la s t.
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C M IIAN I>.
SUPPORT
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" T V Su<(e«cful Club," Mr*. Nath, !
Pox UC, OaVUnd, Cal.
1|. .r^.*|«n
Foiihult u* frunltlv on j o u r prublemi— u e ’ll
reply ju st ns fra n k ly, g iv in g you the benefit
o f ou r y e a r* o f practical experience.
■ w C a e c lt
>1 rtda an Mrad ar . I
U s } Sad A tl l» S : darlnw Ib o I r r a l*
•»**»»
Of aafr Ik r f..llr * Inc
dr- |
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' » * •* m t w t r j la t f i . f r astti .
r l l l k j W lo Wit.
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I o f T I. I l i r k L c * , Jfjf.
d itto * la
l * l * d . A ll thr UM.
R'altnd nan ,.f t i i t f k t: »» K
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M ll f h r ir ■ M n n o f thr Itrvy “
I I A * I Moo feaath and M , t t
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o f d ho O tlo d a .R in fi.fd
Itoad
Hold Forrcwl fake, Sanford. Fla.
Indianapolis vs. Philai
NEW
LUMBER Y A M
••• tIrian *1 an n m t lr a la a y ’
V f T I C K l*F fe tl.K
B A S K life M X I I l K I ) . a '
lu r .k ln c
P w M A b c .1
*k C MUTANT. tRfffedaal
At The Chnrches
7IP " . F irst S L . I'hnne
W . S: P R IC E , .Mgr.
x o n c ft n r <wu:
T o e 1> it R a* Kawt. and run
t a t r . f N nrta I U 1 foot. i R a n
• t o : Its foot to a i t U r |a m m .
•Jr a4 r m l . I k t a r r |« a M oult,
ta ttffl'
H ir.rtt, a alt * g
aajd
cwwfe l o t * Tort t o a t u t . 1* I f . ■
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CkorMr
CASH L IM B ® o
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XI
SAITPOIU)
a? U** TTocl lk ou .
f i t P t u n t i. *i.w
i * a llS n l pri»|tti
>•%A. «»r » a aigcf
h m t i i m u t « «o l
o i a t n r r »i»
tralto* M*t <1 oat «X 1V. t'uaa.
art l.kTH J IU lllt i. f m il IT |
tVtarl •< fe. »-.r..ir Cooat*. f i « ( *
.»•- Tin: k t i n t n r n n n t u t , -fe
Ik r la tk i l l o f M an k A
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lu ll
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I l»K . a kart In Ikr Pr.Ar| Itiak •
rn* t n
KanfonL a k*WMa lUaki •c tV*m
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t nt NT IX I t
; Trtoi araaff a*t4 fey it r t it «•» in • <
Ik t m : u n i • m
t o t Aorta • ! ukt rukl-r>(.««),
>< tar x v
xunl!t»
\fat i>4(111
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f ty^ff *j
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M il M l .
• I O H IO k
X O T I f U o » ‘ M A i.r
I M x i m a i iu x k ' o r » i N » 'i > t i i '
;
r » * > ►’ »
isa'tkitiv
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r ia t u M t
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1 a t II ITH .K iX O ttV . t u l r a l i f l
x t r r ia : u iib k k k v u n it
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Aortlt of A. »*. I. R. a iR k t* (
J T U . b JUktinn and made tra- Klein. «.f Mrn*,-.,.. 1
r »U t» m pk w o f I V many du- naalinrd f t th>« pa
» th a t are m n a W nl ekunrft r f o o rl. f « « n:rf t?
preform, iw k a*, to pn»ri4e t V » f ki, rbarrh. ae*i b 1
3kby School fe* thr rkOdmi «J to li.r rvaftfrajic]
d yatS&* |Rof>V. t V
Kfev-ortb Ms C<.nfrrrrs<»*, u ii
t V T»fi»*n» K '.-etm for i-rracVr in ki» (far,
r* aJad g ir o ; to build and *ep -, : m«-d. at other pm
ft m i la n a f n ; to rare fo r :a* a in .ti!ir pa*l«r. ai
A»t«bn I'incatlonal inuitntion*: »j mpatt r tritb t V |<
o a n d and auuntatii koapitals; j *r>rk. V in * nrtuallv
km*wrt minion and ckorrk ri-ih s all cur communitr'
*4*on; “ id artkerally to enli.l
T).«* mrrt:nc» mcra
•n wvJ l'n prn and cultifatr Km la TalUhaf»rr,
< » in t V kfurit of hrlpfalm j Frmar«Ha and Miami
• M il Uair,(fOvkiL.
.rvarktd with i s m u .
J F x u O tt. r ?*nin,J
l\ t u i: m t t n
it.
Ifcf Nil* r m *t c ( Mk
" ill practice in Slate *j
_______ Fed eral Coudyi
— Real Sem\5e^-
Ball Park Service Station
•j
E. A. Chittenden, Mgr.
In which to pay your State and C
Taxes, Books close April First D
wait until tho last day and have to
in line for hours.
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Y.M.C.A. CAMPAIGN
MARCH .-31st
L en d Y o u r Support!
The Y. M. C. A. Drive started today
and continues through M arch 31st,
the sum of $14,500.00 being the goal of
this worthy organization. The work
that the Y. M. C. A. has done in Sanford
and Seminole County is proof that it
deserves our very best support, both fi
nancially and morally. As citizens of
Substantial Sanford it is up to us to lend
our best efforts to further the work of
this worthy organization.
Pull for the “Y.”
HILL HARDW ARE CO.
FIRST N A T IO N A L BA N K
GONZALEZ GROCERY CO.
SEMINOLE COUNTY CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE
UNIO N PHARM ACY
BALL H ARDW ARE CO.
H. C. VIELE, Jeweler
PRESTO RESTAURANT
W. M. YOUNG. Highland Park
HAYNES & RATLIFF
K AN N ER ’S DEPARTMENT STORE
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SMITH BROTHERS FURNITURE CO.
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THE SANDWICH SHOP
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COUNTY
The Best Plan?
E m ploy police to arrest the youth who have made the wrong1use o f recreation, or
Support organizations that help the youth to make the righ t use ot recreation?
E ig h ty per cent, ot the crim e in Am erica today is committed by men.and hoys under
tw enty-one years o f age. The annual cost ot burglary in Am erica today is thirteen
tim es g re a ter than it was thirteen years ago. The highest tax in Am erica today is
the cost o f crime, which is tive billion dollars annually.
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Our m otto is:
B etter tonn than reforriT; better train than restrain.'
W h a t do Y O U Think?
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KOKKEST LAKE.1
Chairman
It. J, HOLLY.
First Vice Chairman
S. 0. CHASE,
Second Vice Chuirman
WARREN R. SMITH
Treasurer
L.C. BEBOUT.. Recording’ Secretary
b o a r d ok d ir e c t o r s
Sanford
W, M. Scott
R. G. Fo-Nj
•J. G. bhuAiii
Dr. S. Pu leston
II. R. Slovens
S. R: Dighton
0. F. Smith
B. F Whitner,
D. L. Thrasher
T. W. Lawton
T. L. Dumas
Ixitigw ood
Dlnbfcrt J.iGhafler
Geneva
W. L Soig
Luke Monroe
L. B. Maim
Oviedo
Geo. Morgan
Executive -Forrcat Lake
Religious- H. C. DuBose
v '■*v> ’‘- J W W k fc d W
Physical Wam?n H. Smith
hMucatiorwl/^H. K. Steven*
('huirmun Co nunitteen
Finance S. O. Chase
lioys yL. C. Be Bout
ft* f Kiioloyed Officers
" CARL D. WOLFE.
w General Secretary
Of E. LAM KIN
Physical Director
HERMAN MORRIS
Asst. Play Ground Director
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TOE .SANTORri HERAM*. MONDAY, M A R O I 2S. I!?:t.
Sanford Herald]
Fast Driving
As Brisbane Sees It
'How fast is it safe to ilrive’ ".is a question which sen
By ARTHUR. BRISBANE
ators ami representatives in the next session of the legis- China'* Haired*
n.M n u n , iaturc will probnbly Ia?called upon to answer. Two years ago Even Small Wars Cast.
•i£ vuniV
t^le “ horse nnd buggy" twenty-five miles per hour speed W fills m Fnv« 11.WO
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(limit law was repealed nnd a bill ndoptod providing for a max- Heart Ileals and Brassier*#.
■ntTori imum speed of forty-five miles per hour. It was held at the
is
C < *»K < » i»* » be m»r r«: mo
maxagk* time that Florida’s splendid roads warranted that speed withSIR ESMK HOWARD, Brili»h
a. josits. w —« na ■ot»> out danger.
!
^
j am bassador, aaya R o * i * j 1
Since that time the roads have been continually im •if China's determination t.i drive
proved, new ones constructed, old ones widened And made Riiropiana out c f A*ia. The prv_______ _____
smoother, detours done away with to a large extent, and dan irnt mood of China** revolutionary
v» itaeu rtran •* to* #«•- ] gcrous curve* straightened. Yet there is a movement on foot troops writl make Europe uncom
LUnai*" HST'em to get the state to revert to the slow movement of the Vic- fortable ia China, while the mood
of h a i t l l a c i t a l i M W * I* tori an era.
Moss-hncks would make it illegal for anyone to last*.
»W l
drive over twenty-five miles per hour.
RUSSIA. WITH VAST Asiatic
>M la a a m U r • r (fee
Such a speed on country
•a mt tlrrmlatlna. ■*
, highways is ridiculous. Since possession* may be compelled later
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a &.I A iif Am >,lia 1(i n or» Irlo tlf il A#*(' 111*
wt,Vw ‘ riV erI 4 , V r . tho
limit has hecn raised automobile accidents occur ; to undo at considerable coat, her
naie* »*m im nrk p*h- with no greater frequency, in proportion to the increase in ! work of today. And that work
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'~£ mi •san wenMi*Jaii*«” population,
than formerly.
Florida is a state of long dis- j might derelop some compierer »o
Id t e n f r
S T ? « * * « • ' A ' M ln m im .n w i, hlnB to transact hu.,in.» in M
O N E -D A Y SERVICE
SANFORD ^
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819 W. 3rd S t
Phone 475
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i VKRSR FOR TODAY
GLORY OF GOD:—C he
Lord the glory due unto
•; worship the l»r d in tbQ
tf holme**. I**alnt 21*:2.
E ll:—“ Glory be to the
and to the Son, and to iht
o»t, as it was in the beginnow, and ever shall be.
tuI
hundred nnd fifteen miles to Tampa. It is foolish to think
of a man’s making these trips over beautiful, paved roads at
twenty-five miles an hour.
What the state should do is enforce the laws it already
has, curb speeders who would go sixty, jail reckless driven*,
who force oncoming cars into the hushes or ditches when
passing others, fine bright-light drivers, or no-light driver*,
give drunken drivers the limit of the law, prevent children
or the phvsicallv unfit from driving cars. Such enforcement
of the laws would hnve a ver>* stimulating effect in reducing
accidents.
1
There is no reason why a normal, healthy, nol»er man
should not drive forty-five miles an hour.
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“Thought Waves”
THE CHINESE PEOPLE north
, and south speaking different l*n- I
' g-jages, hate each other, hate the |
<Japanese especially, having alwa^-3
locked down on Japan as a mental
ly inferior country. And China in
a different way hate* Eu-op^n*.
Hut hatred of Europe l* 1* <* vio
lent and will d*r out. Inter-Asia-1
tie hatred, based on closer relation
ship will last • 'T
WASHING
MACHINES
$90.00
Electric motor does the
Washing nnd Wringing
Easy Terms To Some
F. P. RINES
THE nitITtHH, IN China, as
elsewhere, prove themselves dip
lomat* and statesmen knowing
how to drat with other race*. In
this Chinese crisis, some American
citizens are in danger, and proba
bly 10 times at many British ritticnt. Hut it it arranged for thAmerican admiral to threaten
China, declaring hit intention to
bombard Nanking.
1112 Sanford Ave.
Phone 461-J
For Aching Or Tired Fret
See A Foot Specialist
I'hnnr 102 For Appointing
The so-called “ suicide wave*' among college students is
causing
considerable comment among the newspapers nnd
THE HHITLSK KNOW that such
OR
P OF
HUMPIN’
much talk among the social leaders of the country. Since threat* breed hatred. And had It
OTHER
loll on my p*,rrh,
the first of the present year, twenty-six students have ended been necessary to rarry out the
this country, not Hritain,
ousc hy the road—
their own lives for vnrying causes from u lack of new worlds thrrat,
would have been held responsible
y rest and *igh.
FLORIDA EDITORS EDITORIALLY
to conquer to temporary dyspepsia.
by Chinese public opinion. The
er worry
-Various erroneous conceptions for the reason of this ter British would have said "we are
er hurry
SPANKED
teh the anaila whix by.
rible situation have 1>ccn advanced.
It has been contended very sorry. These American* are
FMIHIIIA
TIMES-UN ION
to
reckless.
Kcmemiier
that
John
i Times-Union.
thnt the colleges were at fault by destroying faith in religion Hull, not Uncle Ham is your
or by failing to provide sufficient facilities for athletics while friend.”
Hut Uncle Sam will • Korn- Florida editors hav, re many rxreptlntis to this, hut still
ie In my awing
others said it was a product >if the "jazt age.”
Then, sud gradually learn something almut ceived »hat they deserved, t^r* it is more the rule than the excep
fan in my hand
and
statesmanship hup*, the same being no Ip» c than tion. Editors, g it busy. Give your
-lass full of sweet lemon- denly along comes the Metropolitan l.ifc Insurance Company diplomacy
a sound spanking, editorially a I- readers what they ought to have!”
Hritain
will
teach
him.
with the startling information that there is no "wave” in stu
minlstire l by that worthy exem
There, n*,w will you be good, you
ik and drink
dent suicides at all, not even a white cap, but actually fewer
plar 4~i Florida journalism, Th Kloriiln editor*, und stay on the
er think
PRESIDENT
COOLIDGE,
IT
i
t
1
Florid* Advocate, published In the } job, instead of going fishing for
hinking's such a strenuous suicides than have l>een usuhl for the past sixteen years.
said knows that the government'*
According to statistics given out by the insurance com I rash surplus for the year will bet • viva- hades of Wauphuta, that 1- fuh when you ought to *be ratchla.
the t, ur,ty s.-at of Hardee county, ing ideas and putting them on your
rd Herald.
pany, there has been a gradual hut consistent decline in the |far above ypto.oon.uno originally ' wh«i> -o u rjr many gc-od thing editorial
pages, in order that -uch
I suicide rate during the period mentioned.
In 1911 the sui i estlmrted but wants vongrgas t*’ |are d .nr. The Advocate, n its Is pages may not l>r misnamed! I*
it on my chair,
cide rate among white hoys betw een the uges of fifteen nnd proceed cautiously about rutting f ^nc of !u-t w* *k s«i\ -:
had bren in mind to teggesl to the
hark by the pike
j “ Tf •• editorial pages of ninny of |Florida Advorate, that it prepare a
nineteen
years was 6.7 per 100,000; in 1926, it was 2.9 per inn**,
the whole bloomin' works:
That i. wi*d"rn, especially If wrjuy^ i , hungi c have adty del -ti it- bill to present to the legislature, in
|o a lick
100,000, Among girls of the same ages in 1911, the rate was drift into mi Asiatii war. to pr< \rildoi'tvr the last few month*. The session nevt month, providing f.,r
ovrl or pick
10.1 per 100,000; in 1926. it was 2.9. “ Suicides among min test our “ Inlrrrsts" over there. ll;old | the spice, the attraction projM i punishment of editors r.iK-h
tee that no worker shirks! ors", rends the report of the insurance company, "constitute a would tuke only a very small war has i -Of. Editors have taken to
I ho Advocate ie,ently ha, had
*. Developer.
make this country' spend four- gvdfir^, fi-hlng. and other such over Its knee.’ Hut on second
very small fraction of the total number of suicidal deaths in to
--------o------bundled millions, or four billions. thing nnd have *ndly neglected thought, an occasional spanking of
iltor »ay* that President the United States. In childhood, that is. at the ages under
In the lust war we spent more their editorial pages. The readers the foregoing order, may he all that
is ” n..t bad—just thin." fifteen there is n<j prqb|i m at all in this country. During the than- a tbouaepd mUli, as f«r 1 of.o»-i»*|auier» grv untitled in good j*
cessary. Anywey, the legislaetter than being thick.
of •*-the -cl" — l‘ '“‘ The
■v*— .rptirtolt -*
* -tut. will be more than busy with
two years 192.1 ami 1921, only seventy.eight suicides Out of a •irpfiius Ihivt never fh-w. an’ l'^'cdlo.riale/
total of 21,918. or onlv three ienthsof one percent, were those more than a thousand millions for itor.. while it muy not bo worth ;im|niitant matters, and shouldn't be
people seem to have the
serves h> a guide to his read- !bothered not von for the purpose of
Between fifteen nnd twenty years, suicide does ships that never went to sea. Our minh.
>t every time opportunity of children .
dollar a year patriots wire not ers' thoughts. The man who slip* r, forming editors who are disposed
assume some numerical importance with about three percent nturh at airplane or shipbuilding a couple of column* of 'bought' nil- jto fish rather tlmn write editorials.
it’s the bootlegger.
----- —o-------tori.d m*!t<r under hi* masthead, Thro-forr, let the spanking lx* reof all the deaths from this cause in tin- general population of but they could *|>end money.
i* put giving his readers what they p* at*d, when necessary, and hy one
Inited State-, doesn’t want the United States."
haw a right to expect. There sire so ca[>able ns the Advocate.
but If it did, it wouldn’t
ONE THOUSAND AND fifty
These facts are particularly interesting since they show
uch trouble finding one.
what the imagination can do for one once his little "thought root* marines haw l»cn ordered to
—- o
China. Thut I* a start. Heaven
fine thing to have goo,; wave" is stimulated. The Prince of Wales is really an ex protect Umle Sam’s pocket if we
itroughuut iht- state, but |H*rt horseman but on account of his position of inter-nation- g,,t Into a war T.lKItl mites away,
1-el un do your
ula ought n«>t to be sacri- ai Importance it const i lilies’ 'nows" whenever lit* falls from with tooiMsl.ism Chinese, directed
DEVELOPING A M )
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' his horse. In reality lie falls no more frequently than does hy intelligent Russians. Our |>uj
trlnta—profiteer*
would
see
oppotrULMI.NG
any other horseman who rides as much, hut because people !
p| surh n war, and our
radc. but We presume thiw hf**r nl«>ut it w henever he "taken n cropper.” th e opinion it little rath surplus, with billionbroadcast that he does not know how to ride.
niiihd to it, would melt like a
to mean fair rompetitio
sville Hun.
As Editor and BuMishcr says, "Anyone who knows the snow flake on a hot stove.
news field in this country is well aware that it is a simple
Play I
Safe
w. H.
Flander’s Studio
Over ,M»Mc>*h Drug ftl^rc
Dr. J. R. Vidler
At Lluyd'a Shoe Store
CITY T A X BOOKS
CLOSE APRIL 1st.
City Tax Books will dose April 1st., after which all
Inmls upon which taxes remain unpaid will be adver
tised and sold for taxes as provided by law.
Personal
taxes remaining unpaid will be placed in hands of a
deputy collector, and a fee charged for collection of
same.
ELLEN MOV, City Tax Collector.
Frank R. MacNeill and Company
Insurance—Ilians—Real Estate
107-9 So. Park Ave.
.Sanford, Fla.
H. C. VIELE
“A Substantial Jeweler
in a Substantial City"
108 Magnolia
anford Herald ls the only matter to create t*lories of alleged general conditions hy asso
W ILLIAM FOX CAN prove that
'. newspaper in h'eminob
It pays to welcome a new idea if
ciating
isolated
case*
nicked
up
by
wire
am
ong
the
|ws>ple
of
It* circulation claims ran
you have the courage ami strength
the country. If all llte cases of legs broken l>>* short falls to make it go. Twenty-four years
lantiaud.
among more than a hundred million jmople should Iso con ago Mr. F'ox decided that hi’ would
Gray I* his confession nected |n the new's daily for a week or a month timid people put alt he had, and as much more
a t
M a r k e t
o have blame,! hU murder
as he could get, H.GOO In all,.Into
rl Hvnder on bud liquor. might l>e so frightened that they would hesitate to walk 1 lie latest idea, which was the
108 P A L M E T T O AVENUE
>r it had liquor.
across a room."
moving picture. Many othrr thro-t
-o
Thu trouble seems to lie i hut |M-ople forget what a tre ter me/t were asking "When will 1
thus* hundred American*
mendously
iNipiitous country W*e really have and that twenty- this little erase die out 7" For
Ing weren't kilted after
invested his capital in a lease :
six
is
pro|>urtinnately
insignificant.
IJnrle Kamurl can put his
H A LL A N D PENTLAND
on h llrooklyn theater with 7Pi
back on the ahelf.
-O ---chairs, paid
for a second hand
Certified Public AcrountanU
piano and started.
Income Tax ConnulUnta
"oik County Record erra
Three rooms, Sleeping Porch, Bath.
• peak* of AI Smith at a
8
. G. GRAY, Ilea ideal Manager
MAYBE
THERE’S
TIME
ENOUGH
TWO DAYS AGO Mr. F'ox paid
ade man". He’s a TumPALM l>KA ('ll ItlS T
IIS First National Hank Illdg
Phene 771
fiftern million dollar* for control
Near South Side School.
ide man.
nf the “ Ituxy” picture theater in
.nd real estate continues
Th(t world,unfortunately, is far Just luuvly ’ possible that capital Nev* York, Liggeet in th# country.
Rental $30.00 Month
, change hands, undergo from perfect, and tbeie fa ample! • ml labor may find tome way of He will build several more, and
others
after
that.
Note
that
it
nent. The town ia all reason for pessimism among th e, getting along.
akeland I .edge r.
More serious thinkers in the corner ‘ Of tours* those are th* lesser pays to accept new ideas, if you
».
drug store; but their are, here problem*. The really important can manage them. Also If you
nnd there, raya of hope.
issues will iced every minute that hav* a good alt* for a moving pic
folks who say the ivaton
The latest ray Is admitted hy Major llowle gives ua, if not more. ture house, kerp il.
4 is not nient Toned in the Major William Itowic, government
Consider for example the revo
onandmenU Is that it arav sciential whu annuume* that our lution In human affair* that would
aaBBBBail**B a a a a a B a eB a a a a a a n B B e B a B se a a a a a g g g e i
THE YOUNG OF the period
In which to pay your State and County
ill the unitem days target old earth ha* at least itutl,000,000 be nrceasltated even by *o small will »ay, “ Three minutes are net
»m and Eve had the flrat years of life remaining tu it.
Taxes, Books close April First.
Do not
a thing as *ur try ing to regulate much," and pay no attention. But
-l^esburg Commercial.
This planet, it seems. Is slowly; our daily lives by the Sermon on the Odorado scientists any* that
-o
wait until the lust day and have to stand
the Mount: think what th# words 4MI kisses mean losing a whole
•>w we are told that elgh. cooling off, and ultimately will b*j lltolhrrhuod, TolcianCe
Demo, day of life, and I^CO would mean
in
line for hours.
too
cold
tu
support
any
kind
•>(
lion postage- stamps were
cracy Freedom and Justice really a week lost.
ARE YOU PAYING, TAXES
he .United State* last year. life. Hut Major Bowia insists that mean, and yoqll agree that the
On the other hand, dialllusifnir•Union. And about nlne- it will le three million centuries time will be notte too long.
eJ
‘Harried
women
will
testify
that
nt of them wrra used for before this cooling ntoceaa rvachri
ON A VACANT LOT?
A whole lot Of things fan hap of some kisses, 1 ,000.000 arould not|
•olnt where it will be uncomfoc* «r nrofwgand* sent to It |-ol
pen In BOO.Oo’i 000 year*. It i* take one second from any life. In ............................................................................................. S B B B U I
tsbly manifest.
er offices.
I
rather odd to thiak that there will fa it they are automatically sopor *
Heartening words, these. Per- rotne a day when rug one . soul on iflo. The main thing is never to ■
To The
S
some
i«vp>g«nda htps there la time, after atl. for earth v*ill know that thaw on, permit kissing children on the lips. 5
Build a house on lhal lot and enjoy a nice Inc©**
tpa* rounds of ith* sta'r mankind to install,|ome of the in calsted great “ world power*
That is a disease spreading trim , 3
advising the World War ternal Improvements he has been named England,
from
the rent. Ix*t us help you with plana and i
France
and More than half the rase* of rnn- ■
i not to buck their war talking about for so many centu America.lt tickles the risibilitir vice,
nnd
whm you arc ready for the material* we "I®
sumption
start
in
babyhood,
end
5
Of
The
•urance too soon, they'll ries.
to think that aqma day tha nam. start with th* kisses nf tuhercu- ■
treat
you
right.
# money worse than ever
There |* the business of war of Shakespeare and Napoleon and loais fathers or mothers.
!;
inner to attend the ronton- for instance. Perhaps the time al Waxhfngton nnd Caesar will mean
Pari*. Hut if they must go lotted us by Major Howie la non- no more than they would have
GERMANY IS ATTENDING to
Sanford and Seminole County
i;
unpaid hills behind them, loo ample; but there It rrason to meant to old King Tut-ankht be better la do a little hope that befoie it has all elapaeJ amen. Hut it’a true. We. and all business at bom*, saving money,
now.
men will have come to their sense, that w# build or do or say, will while others worry about f'hina.
I have recenUy renewed ray former pleasant connec
There ia economy in being com
and found some way of aettling vanish utterly frnm th* earth.
pel led to give op the war bus!tion* with the New York Life, and-along with my |>rv»uggestion has again been their disputes with one another
Wall perhaps that Itn i strictly
tie time by Miami Life, without resorting to force.
ent real estate buxineoa, extend all the service and
true. For we are the apirtuai an
New* from Berlin today prove*
« Florida, not into North
courtesies of the Company fur Use ip your insurance
Then there ia crime. Even the cestor* of those million-generii
that Germany intends to stick l>
•uth Florida or Hast and mest cynical must admit that
problem*— re nowain, re-inslatemt-nta. if policies haw
descendants
of the republic and discourage trai
lorida, but into New and (hire million centuries ought to tiuaa-removed
and every step that w# take tors of the royaRat brand. Four
been dropped, new Inaurance, use of dividends, etc.
'rid*. Miami Life i* sore be time enough for ua to make a, oura;
foward will help them a little Ut. officers are »*nlenced to death fur
the Supreme Court and real scientific study of this anclal
Bond Gr»d«
Phone 135
That a why we can Jimre hope
t
Martin nut a atoo t» phenomenon and find a batter way Thal'e why w# can be so optimi.v murded committed in I N I.
In
th*
war
Germany
learned
two
nuk gambling.
Miami of treating it than our present
zipsrn*
Yard: llatly Ave.
b* ^ » that somehow things, first, that war doe* not
'o well to rrinain a part of prison* and electric chairs afford. ^
300
000,000
year*
caa
produce
a
• hi,-h at feast trigs to cnAnd, tome Urn* before the end civilisation that will fulfill all « l pey; second, that Germany does S Poem 6— Maoonic Bldg-.
A I lltli. 12th, 131k SU.
Phone 761
rot need a kaiser, or Prussia a
of tbla long stretch of year*. It u our golden dream*.
king.
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Unfurnished
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lie school, h'gh school, college, uniW HAT MUSIC IS NOW DOING TOR .vemlty, boys' or girls' r|uh, or Jacksonville Man
place an Imminent into th. hands
Held For Slaying
STUDENTS IN SEVERAL COLLECTS
of every boy or girl at an age
K m * Ktod# M if iilM
when understanding and siiprectaJACKSONVILI.E. Fla . March W 4t\. 4
lion become evident, so that the
Telephone 148
MRS. FRED S. D A lfiE R . SOCIETY EDITOR
Residence Telephone 217-W
Musk- has Iwf-imr an Indl#
their college or uairrmlty. Other* child'# mind la »n>«used snffKtently —<INS)—Charged with C T i S Z 1
,k_ and killing his brother-In-law, Join "
•W* part of (o llr tf life. n u o mentioned the social and cultural »«* make him want
<W
a
yesterday, J F. Drab.
inestimable value to the eollrr* advantages accruing to tlm music instrument which hi luUT
i> i> that wo wuold
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T aimv
.iiw>
. . In
,L from
el*. ‘ 13. was held In the county Jail Ihorn
. proper, and of great material and student, the effect of music in re w
helteve
ham
r!aln *4
d a u g h t e r s A m e r i c a n r e v o l u t i o n spiritual benefit to the student who fining the student's taste for art, ten to fifteen yv*m. ftvm ftftjr to
'takes an active part In It. This Is music as an aid toward Arvrloptng,**v*nty-fl*e percent, lee* dope fieri
the composite sentiment of nearly clear thinking. Improving the disci de. criminaU and gambVm In the ,
^
ENJOY PICNIC ON SATURDAY
two hundred presidents of Ameng the stuilent *
can colleges and unlvemltieu and powvr of concent ration, as well a*
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,'..l.man . h „ i kt.
* Ik
tho Florida Fast t oa*t ami ha- heada uf muaic department s in In- making for better tram so rt and to, l r* r'
! wife.
recently been purchased by the ttituUnns of higher learning who .......
Wallace
Wright
who
Judge
W
In rullrge mailer*
I I'irnlc riven Saturday by the I). Mnrtda State Historical Society contributed to a survey of colhge
MONDAY
shooting look
.L Th*
«ne .*»oyaogj
- « place at Ithw
T
Music on the rmmpu* a* an outlet I* holding cnu.t In TilawWa
I A. R. Chapter ••f New Smyrna, in
■ |home In White ll-vuse, a d->*sa mi
aa’a Guild of Holy Cm**
be preserved as a historical music Ju-t completed hy the Conn for surplus energy and at help In •pent the week end here.
celebration of ‘•Florida Day," at
le* from here. In which tho Cslw
il Church will meet at 3:30 Al| Of Spring Flower* To
Music Center. The surrey shs.w* getting many youths
through
Mound" near Coronado *1’° "
, mans and drakes resided, accordHe Iteaulifully Displayed "Turtle
with Mm. 8 . 0. Chase at
Each guest
was
presentoil that musical training In csdlrges school, war brought by still others
left
.Seturla
Reach.
I*
IVck
.IslurU/
|
j , a(fk «n .
Mm K.
ne on Oak A tfn w .
copy of the htitnry of this In- has doubled in popularity In lew
At Third Annunl Flower
II
All but three of the College* r* for Jacksonville where she
March 27 H
designated as a
year*
i Seeker* Class of the McthShow Of The Womans Club “ Florida Day." anti as it fell this dian Mound.
presented In Ihe survey find their spend a frw day with frten-l*
The general assembly la an * as
[Church wiU hold business and
The program for the day waa In
Mu»ie not only add* cnlcr to col- musk-atfy lmined student* more ef
tern state Is ct-aaldenng tasmg a*
year on Sundsy it was decided tA
meeting at the Church at
charge
of
Mm.
B.
E.
Brown
of
Imre
atkl
tic
events,
supplements
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ficient in their studies than those
observe the day on Saturday. It
Mrs. Henry Wight
Mi* J A. Carpenter ef Jack movements If tht* I* rarrted along
with Mm. B. II. Squirm,
**•5
This Is the time of the year waa on Marrh 27 that Ponce dr IV land, first vice state regent an I rounds out Ihe var>stl actlvt Jm>t *«i tralnest. "They usuatl) make ••nvtlte arrived here Mender tube further perhaps the vurtowa etatu
[|jTvn Squire, Mm. C.K. Chor- when tha ganlrns fairly overflow Iron fornt sighted Florida and o f the N. 8 . l». A. M. Mr*. Drown tie# of the >ampui ami assembly grad*» al-wse the atriageJ'*
tegVlaturws
ran
be
mode
to
pay
r. Mm. C. D. Bradbury, Mm. with their wraith of annual bta»- landed at "Mosquito Inlet,” where made a m—i delightful talk in hall, but also t* of distinct ad esprnenca of ll-thel ( ‘ollege. In tbe guest of her rider Mr* For thalr way.
I McClelland. Mm. A.D, Shoe- sntns. and with th«- long mws of the waters form a cross. Mm. Jean welcoming the guests Mm. The- vantage t>> the members of the glee Tennessee; and U 'l'tul Dnlierslty m t Ink*.
and Mm. W. L. Akcm ai swiet pea- m-wnr-l with liveliest ette Thurher Conner of New Smyr odarr Mrawn, also uf IV land, club, the sestette, th« collegs or. at Fhlcafe find* "mu«lcally tmln
i m I ate te t teaslfy.
Mr*, and Mt*. M->nra Mutton j
na, vice president of the Sslate Hie pa*t state rs gent retpomled and - He«tra. baml or whatesrr other or cd pupil* at the top In their stud
blosroma, “ tiptoe for a flight."
may be functioning
have returned ffons Thllahateee j
eleen Mallory Circlo will
These darlings of the garden UTiral Society, who has recently each visiting rerrnt estendod caniiatbni
I**."
At
Wsllrsly
“
our
best
m-tsu
al
td
and Atlanta, (>», where Mr Hut
[*t 3:30 o’clock at the home «»f at the third annual Fluwer Show returned from Spain where she greetings from her respective within the college, in the opinion of
•to-lent* ure Inverlably those hav tnn went on business.
*these college executives.
1 OK MAI Js—CuheB n ia» seesl
U M. Hansell, 1011 Ooak which will open at the Woman'* made a thorough study of Ponce chapter.
i
At noon a bounteous picnic
iirrat stress is laUl by college mg honor* in academic sub Vets.*
rent, DIM pee bushel. Cull f l i t
Club at three o'clock on W'edne* dr 1^-on and Florida, ami who
luncheon augumetilrd by rnastrsl head* on the benefits of musical »nd at lounbaril ('ollege. tlsl, -hn»r
9
A.
fu
om
iti
i
f
iHiyton.#!
piJ Up To
Date.” at thi day afid rime on Thursday eve holds the original record of Pancc oysters
and coffre wrfr served, training In character building, the III., "the students In our mini- Heath Is s|wtwling a few day* In FOR KENT Brwk t U n on Hav
dr I-con. gave a wimderful history
. High School at 8:15 o'clock ning.
Member* from chanter* at New|sur*ry revealed. Fully one-fifth of school are all above the averwge In Sanford attending to business.
i\ few vram * « « . snap drag- of Florida, pointing out many In
I foul A venue-$AO ner month N. IL
>the auspices of the Seminole
i.srner Phmte SO.
teresting farts concerning this Smyrna. IV 1-ar.d, Daytona ami the rotU-ge executive* who rontrt their academic s^rk."
ona
were
almost
upknown
in
San
»r No. 3 (). E. S.
Sanford enjoyesl tht* delightful holed the result* of their expert
That muaic ts the greatest d-ter
part of the -late.
ford,
hut
thr»e
days
every
one
tten Class for the St. Agnes
Mr* June Knumlllsl and g<se«ts
|4
Mm. Conner also gave a splen day. Among those from Sanford em-e •« the sunrry ( nsideird thisIra n i to crime. Is the optni-m tolcnl
them, lark-rur ami even del1 at 3:45 o'clock at he Chapel, has
- i>poalta
I
did history of Turtle Mound, attending were: Mr*. It. E. Tolar, the best argument fur musk In hy the dean ef the college >•( mu Mr. *F.I Mr* Cart KnomllUt an I . FOUR ROOM Bungalow omou
tihinnunvs
which
are
jorcnonUU
illary Social and Missionary
•
sic of New York University, who chiblren nf Clearemont spent th- ( erlatioa field. Maafr-cd Are. lights
which is situated about twelve Mrs. John t-eonardi. Mrs. A. T.
of
the
north,
nre
grown
in
beau
ng will he held at 3:30 tiful profusion. In asking for m miles below Coronado Beach, It lU-ssItrr, Ml** Mary Elisabeth Ctarke. Mrs. Forrest l.ake, Mr* wrote: “ If we were to urgent** week eml very pleasantly el Ja*k ■ and water T. H- Klnard. K. F- Ik
at the Presbyterian church. hlbita from home ganlrns, the is said to lie the highest point on Tolar, Mm. A. M. IV Forrest, Mr* |K K. Dutton.
s band or orchestra in every pub- acinvtlle.
I Country ( tub mast J(aefof*l, Fla.
general committee has made a
TUESDAY
about
the numoer
number ot
of stalk*
stalks
*v nnlt. ..ill ,.n ruling
•uiiiiu ■
im*u, tor
V fk^^owsmher* nf* the pToe
to the container, . number
rtoh Id
o'clock ath^r twhich
arcrdlng to the ha* on I’ark ’a™
“ e,0fk **•
I bit of the flower. Folders
... giving
Avenue,
this information may be had
arian Circle of the Baptist nil
U|ion request nt the ’ Chamber nf
ch will meet at It* class room Commerce, at Coleman'* *>r Mli* church at 7:30 o'clock with lodye'a Shoppe.
All
rihlldts
C. C. Well* and Mm. A. M. should lw at the rlub to he taken
> aa hostess.
ovrr by the classification commit
tee not later than ten o'clock on
WEDNESDAY
nual Flower Show of the Wednesday morning.
plant «alr will, begin early
fare Dejiartnient at the Wo- in The
the morning, but tbe flower
Cloh.
show will not l>e open to the pub
iridley Art Pagent,” South lic until three o'clock in the afters
primary school, Wednesday noon, when the judges wilt have
t at R o'clock
wre will l>e a meeting of tbe completed their work, and the rib
bon* all attached to their winners.
ground board at 2 o'clock.
One very Interesting feature of
thl* year will l>e the denartment
THURSDAY
nual Flower Show at IVo- of garden literature which will'lw
in the hands of Mrs. George G.
i Club.
le men of the Presbyterian Herring, at th,- left side of the
th will have a supper at the balcony. Mm. Herring will have
garden books and magaiines,
rh at 7 P. M.
garden design, and the recently
compiled scrapbook o f th* Garden
FRIDAY
Circle. There will be comfortable
one of the
Mathodiat rockers and plenty of leisure to
ch will mett with Mm. J. M. examine Ixsik* and phamphlets.
(skill at 1:31) o'clock at her
On the right side of the bob
20GH Grandview Avenue, cony, under tbe direction of Mr* I
Court.
George IVCott**, there will hr
:le Two of the Methodist six beautifully appointed dining-j
ch will meet at the l'amon- room tables, showing lovely ar-|
at 3:30 o’clock,
mngnns-nta ef flowers, wltn ex
rclw three of
the Methorist quisite china and napery. Silier,
wh will meet with Mrs. J. M except for va*et or baskets, is
rr«i r.08 Myrtle Avenue at barred thi* year. One novel and
o'clock.
interesting idea is being worked
Xtcle—foug of the Methodist out in the exhibition of ''the pret
jrrh wlir meet at 3:30 o’cbsck tiest tables for Ihe least money,
Ihe church.
“ illustrating the possibility of re
Ircl* fire of the Methodist finement and daintiness without
rth will meet with Mr*. J. B. e x t r a v a g a n c e .
> on the West Side at 3:30
Entries Ilf potted palm* frtjn
wk.
and other plants nre r*|>ccial!y rvV
bcle *i« of tho Methodist oucsted by the committee, and any
ich will meet with Mr*. Otto one willing to loan their treasure*
nrhl at 3:30 o'clock at her for the encouragement of growle on the West Kidc.
: jug potted plants should communi-l
Irate with Mr*. K. A. Mnffltt.j
rs. Dirk Khaw of (Juinry ami 'chairman of this class. All en-1
Julian Howard of Orlando tries should be marked with the
it Ihe day here Saturday a* the owner’s name, and correctly label
i
whtreser thi* is possible.
its of Mm. W. Wallace Wright led
.Several piece* of garden furnl-l
*r home on Mellonvillr Avenue. ture will be Placed on the lawn
of the Woman * Club on Saturday
If. and Mm. Wilkes Thrasher of afternoon, ami inquiri- - romern-1
Uanooga, Tenn.,
spent the imr it will l-e taken rierr of by
't-i-nd here « » the gui-sta of Mr. Mrs. Henry Wight.
Mr*. D. L Thrasher.
Mr. ami aim. E. F. Householder
t». Ilasrl Colcnian returned Knrlyle llouschoblrr and Mr*, fasFriday evening from Uhar- tsndra S«hulta motored-to Dayto
». N. CMwhere shr has spent se na React! .Sunday where they
ll months visiting relative*.
*)« nt the day.
-Social and Personal Activities
S o cia l
Calendar
MANY BEAU fIFUL J
(FLOWERS TO B E L .
EXHIBITED H E R E l '- ^ ~ - ‘^ ,^ r &
- «-asrj^rt£ia/ja
i
Your Support Is Needed!
The
Y.M.CA. CAMPAIGN
'
Started today and continues through March
31st, and is a campaign worthy ot both your
moral and tinancial support. The “ Y ” is do
in g a wonderful w ork in Seminole county and
is an organization ol which we should all
beproud—and support.
J
The City Com m ission U rges
and Mm. Calvin Teague and
U, Mr. and Mrs. loiwreme
Haett, Miaa Lucia Sullivan and
trick Sullivan of Anderson S.
M Boyd Mr Lean of lakeland
Edgerton Patterson motored to
t»na Reach on Sunday for th>
and Mm. Tim
daughter Lurllr
tk spent tha day
V gucsL of Mm.
ic*. .Mr*. Julius
Seth Woodruff.
C. A. Haynes and Merrlwcnther
|a wis motored to Thoniaavill*
mil Voldo-ta. Ga , Sunday.
A ll citizens o f “ The City S u bstan tial” to
stron gly lend their best efforts to make this
drive a success. Its w ork is needed in our
County and City and we cannot do better than
to help this organization in its drive tor sup
port.
Mr. and Mr*. J !>. IVuodruIf
and ton. Jaik, and Mr. ami Mr*.
W W Potter and daughter Jratiette, returned Saturday evening
from “ Magnolia laidge," lake
Mary where they siwnt the pa»t
IV U llay
of Daytona week
here Sunday
De I-a Hay’ s
Taka<h and
and Mm. Boliert llowe of
•do were the guests of Judge
Mrs. W. Wallace Wright on
Fn W. Kossack whp ha*
•psmding the winter al Palm
. was the guest of hi* sister.
Richard W. Rusaell for the
lend. ||o la *n route to his
•t New Haven Conn.
•nd Mm. Law mac* Hammett
Lucia Sullivan. J. I'atrirh Mil•f Anderson, H. Cm and Boyd
•aan of Lakeland wsre th*
*• *f Mr. and Mm. Cahrin Teath* sceek-erwl.
Merriwrathrr Lewis
left
for Valdosta, Ga., where
dl W th* gurst o f Mrs. A. M.
w.
C. A. Ilayu** and daughter,
i k*\r been I [w ilin g seveml
■in Thomoavtllr. Ga., arrivtd
••nday t* Join Mr. lUynea to
“ snlurd their home.
I Scllem ftkamrs and chil*1 Columbia, H. f . am viait!■* a* the guest* of Mrs. Khalarvnia. Mr. and Mm. Georg*
•t their how* on French
TODAY
"CABBY AT TIIK HA-T
With Wallace llcsry and Ford
Sterling.
Tuehday
"I.OVEH GREATEST
MISTAKE'*
With Evelyn Itrrnt. William
Powell. James Halt and Jose
phine Dunn.
i
--!<•
t h e m o to r b o a t d e m o n *
and
-G KANPPAPA** ROI'**
COMING
Colleen Mooro In
“ ORCHARDH AND ERMINE”
and
John llarrymor, in
-T ilK BELOVED ROGUE”
P R IN C E S S
TODAY
Mm. Carl Roumillat and
timed to their home at
after a short
'C .:a* Monday
th* gueata of Mr.
» mother Mrs. June Ilou-
THE
COMMISSION
Forrest Lake, Mayor
S. O. Chase
E. F. Housholder
Commissioner
J Harold IJoyd l » j j “
“ KID BROTHER
" -CABBY (*F TUB COAST
g u a r d ."
hi,
4
Commissioner
c
l»y
�mmmm
ntot
T im s A N io n n t in t a l p . Mo n d a y . m u n i ?s, i m
THE SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY. MARfFI 28. 1927.
ing* >n exhibition Kami's this tea
tixlay and were speeding ciutwarj. |tall upon tl>t vrttran Al landiT In
{serve ihrm nvqr the pint) for the son.
With thrre straight victories to
their credit, tho Brooklyn Bobln*
ST.?4UGUBtlfefc, Fla. Mnr. $8 ! Yonkers here tmlay. The Cardinal *
Fairer to evt-n tip mattrr* tor on tare ha* pitched It pcoretrn Innmet the Washington Senators here
today. T>*o rookie infieldor*, Par- earlier ttounching handed th.m hy
SANFORD
.
|tridire and Barrett, have won rrgu- the Giant*. the Brown* arrived here
tn liy. In their first gam*' New
j lar berths with the Hobins.
York won, 1.1 to I. Cincinnati bent
ST. AUGUSTINE. Flu- »lnr.2K— the Brown* yesterday at Miami, (I
. Kent Gr.mfield. one of tho Giants’
710 W . F in n S t - fh o n e 472-Ht
i regular l.uxmen. Is not yet ‘ready .
W . S. IM UCB. M g r.
The Senators knocked him o ff the
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.. MarUX
rubber yesterday ami trimmed tho
Manager O’Farrcll probably will
New Yorkers. 9 to 4, despite a bu
NEW
rner by Ilomaby.
H orning In M ain B out A t
Weekly F ig h t In A rm ory
CASH LUMBER CO.
Pate Antlcyand Jud Homing arc
/ .furnish the entertainment for
ctu fight fails at the Armory toght on a card that prumUes to be
lothcr good one, such at we
aged last Mondey night.
Antlcy arrived here yestenlny
ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla- MarlJS—
0*.*lc UlucKe. who had played third
base regularly for the Nationals
for thre.' year*. has been shifted to
shortstop ami will play that posi
tion all season, malinger llucky
llarrt* nnounccd today. Myer will
play third.
6,000 N aval Reserves W ill
Train In A ctu a l W ork A t
Sea D uring Coming Season
Ily A! tF R IT Z A. HALI.GItEN
nlrrnatiunal News Bcrvlro Staff
Correa pondmt
WASHINGTON.— Nnval rc*« rijit-s of tho Atlantic trabnnrd otvl
be Mi.Ml.- W« :. iinn d» lliouahd ntrone, wil go down to the
c* in ships this aumnicr for n
ariod of training that will bring
hfm'lnlo contact with nctual nnAl Work in nil its various phase*.
Destroyer squadrons
of tho
eouting fleet will lie usrvl in neardattce with the iHiliry laid down
•o yearn ngo, which provides for
ne rmnlovnient o f uctive units of
he fleet fo r the training cruise*
T rreervw efflcers nml men. Tiie
raining program, to be conducted
a the vkinily o f Ixmg Island, N.
a. knd Newjiort, R. I., rails for
ttnkuvrrs In squadron forntation.
Chernl drills, target practice nnd
ALain forma of tor|xdi> and mine
rar tiers.
Four Cruisex
^THe training |>erlo<l will lie dlMrd Into four cruise*.
On the
tfst rrui <■ from July
t>> Hi, t>
ervirt* from ltnroklyn will nail
fbnt their home port on the dcsAyer Fox; those from naltimorr
ltd •Washington will have from
Ffuhingtoii on the Allen; Ibmton
DALLAS, Tex.. Mar. W -T h e
Dallas Steers today were claim
home. Cogiilan. Prtrbm, Lcgnson ing
the baseball ehnmpionship of
and Bruce, respectively.
Chicago, having defeated the White
On tile fourth cruise, August 1 Sox two gani<*s out of three.
to 27, tii|t Fox und Allen, will take
Baltimore. Washington and White*
stone Landing men uboani in
Wu.liiiigtim; Portland, Me- Fall
River, New Bedford, Providence
nnd Ncwpott reservist* will ship
• ^vClF A*»yt/*w* 7etl<*atsffr **
aboard tiie Reid, Worden, Flurser,
Dale nnd Converse respect Irely t at
HO ME B Y SEAS
their hi)no purls; Hartford, New
Brunswick, Bridgeport and TomHtbSSphU-lltlS
nkinsville cuntingi-nls aboard the
aafffffd.
BMtMi • M>* 1S
McFarland, J. K. .Paulding. Childs
und King, in their home stations;
ri!
i « MwttWi
rraervista front Watertown, Nlaera Full*, fEwegu and Jersey City
on the Kune, Huinprcy*, llutflelu,
and Brooks' at New York City, und
outfit* front Ruck Island. Ill- Mil
waukee, Grand Rapid*, Mich- Kan
sas City, Minneapolis ami Peoria,
lit . aboard the Charles Aushurn,
Oalxint*. Cochlan. I’reaton.l-imsnn
and llruce, respeitivciy, from Phil
adelphia.
rcrervbt.s will embark in Ro*ton
im the Worden, Flunacr, Dale, Con*
at d lb Id; v"
York flit .
and Rochester, N. Y - nun will sail
from New Y'ork isi the lli.pkinr,
ljiwrenrc. IlulfirM, !Ir*s>k*, Hum
phries nml J. K. Paulding.
The Philadrlnhia and Urn . l ’a ,
rontingisiU will depart from I’ hilartelphin on the tlslMirrie, Coghlnn.
Preston,
l.nm*"n nnd
Dallas;
Georgetown, D.
teservlsl* nro
to sail from their home jxirt ».o the
King; n Miami group is elnied t >
board tin* Eturleiunt in Miami, and
the Jacksonville, Phi- reservist*
tho Childs lit Jacksonville.
On the serrmd cruise, July 10 to
30, Lynn. Springfield nnd Worces
ter, May*- inntingi-nts wilt >>ull
form II.. ton aboard the Worden,
Flusser. Dale and Converse; Port
land. Me- nsiirvM * nlxiurd the
St. PETERSBURG. Fla- MarJiH
Isherwisid from Portland; New
Y'ork Cltr, Ncwnnl,
Hoboken, -After playing the St. Loui* Car
Garfield, Buffalo and Dunkirk men dinals here today, the Y’unkcos will
aboard the Hopkins, Lawrence,
Hatfield, Brixiks, Kune, Hurry, break camp und start north. South
paw Herb I’emiork bn* tome to
1* 1111* hill will grl into ftuipe hero
iiistcad of leaving with the team,
lufiehier Don Flirkinger hat been
n leased to tho llliigltuiiiton, N. Y „
I
News From The |
Training Camps j
Men like the "natural” in all
Ju fZ
ruHeT^
LUMBER Y A R D
H. S. WHITE
A Complete Line ot
Medicine Cabinda
Cypress and Fine
Framing
Shrathinit
Siding
.
Flooring
Ceiling
Flniah
’j
Mouldings
Lath
.
{
Attornev At la w
303 Firwl NalT llnnk Hldg.
SANFORD. FLORIDA
Will practice in State and
' N , Federal fou r Is.
DANCE
Every Wednesday
Nitfht
C. or C. Illdg. Lake Mary
Music B y
Mary Sere nit dent
ChcnUr Snumlurs. Director
lathe
Adm. riQcLudics Free
I Use Shiiihobcr’a Cn
and. Swear by Thd
5 No knots, no cYom p i
,* sticks —just bang up ,
■crates—made just ti
"We think tho best 2
■in the dlatrict
SWE invito yotxr comp
a son in the fielda where
* /irtf ( a linlnn na nl#,..1
Taste It! Smru 111
I f * ENTIRELY Dlf
Irrent •
Wl.’ K .IIT GROt FJtY
I n , llistrlbulora
are
g f i i t reduced ra le s are fo r
L | | ir Insertions
N o ad
k fur less than H e..
C rrn A C T i i A T n a 'w i u
b#
E s p o n refu s a l, and charged
K . line Instead ot the w ord
b snia a v era ges a line.
C j f U lO N K A tm . Will bs r e
g fee patrons nnd collector
I immediately to r p a rm m t.
la iranalent orders are uayr , , advance o f publication.
|A»ISn U O t'lt: Copy recelvEjrtie H erald o ffic e hy I I M
r Will be published the tam e
Crate
M anufacturer
■'*>•* * rtf Sanford --. t, .
a iiim iH e u iiu iu
CLEAN
Our rug i leaning plant is
alri. Ily modern.
1'Hone Orlando 96S3 or drop
Price* same as Orlando. Russ
us n card and our salesman
will rail to see you.
Mattrrsa Co. 11X2 Churth S«.
Orlando. Florida.
| ir * also m ada.up alphabet-
k * fo llo w in g ochsdulo te lls
Tsri.o ot sol solid ads from
L«rd s to M words fo r ono to
Isserl'vns.
W hen rsuterrd
L* sis ordered, ssch lino w ill
[csonied as ( w ord*,
k * word ra ts applies lo sack
Mtom f a r oaanapl# I t w o rd *
I t Insertion* a t to a Word
ala I I Urn** St o r l u l l ads
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rouhled a* IS word*.
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strictly confidential; reliable, yeara
experience, description* free. "Tl.*
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FIVE ROOM Bungalow for rent.
I—Acreage For Sale
Apply 001 Park Air. Phone 2*1
F o il R E N T :-In I .wk ArY«.r Mod
NOW IS 1IIK TIME
em home, fire Urge r<«/mt A
TO III Y TH AT FARM
hath with hot and raid water
AND START SOMETHING
electric lights, large closets sieerWe are all going bark to the
Ing porch, storeroom, garage, |3u farm where n a l values will al
per month tl. S. Witnwr. P. » . ways p m all. Jnst now Is the tim-*
ik.x XT*.
ti. moiv a few mites from Sanford
nnd start that ftiirkrs farm and
P H R-ROOM Unfurnished
isl*e irg«taM »« (M the home mar
Apply Herald.
ket. JuM »u< h a pluie can to hut
tm the Sanford OrUtukt no>l sk*it
FOR KENT- Pise r.x.m unfur three miles from Sanford in tho
nished house rorner Fifth Street high and healthv oak and pine
and Myrtle Ave. Woodruff and section good fnr iltrus fruits. groxl
(«r r*Hiltrv an.l good f»r all kinds
of vegetables,
Thirty sirt*. high
.-■I diy li- all-n fur x I-• /a and
17—-llualnexH i ‘ lurr -4 Fur Rent four a. res in rout k for xegviahl-*
nr IKills • it will rai*e anything
— the man wh«* tsant* to w.«rk can
OFFICE FOR R E N T -la Meisch make a t »»l living
frum
this
Bldg Apt ly A. P Crnne'Jy A (ilsee
If voti ere lntere«ie»| add
Sons, Magm-li* s'.d 2nd
test OWNER, t are S.tul.od Ureal I 1
\ny n-astinalde offer an.l
frrnti 1
ATTIlACTIVP loom* to rent for wlll.be t>m«idttt-.| after jtimi lure
atorea or offlcaa at Park Av* . •een the property.
and Cemmareial Mre»t
W. t|
Young. Owner. 2M Park A v e , op.
postte Court House.
AM
t OR RENTSTOVES— 3 burner ga* rnng** RESTAUR
Good preposition fer man *iwt
with men >25.50. Floreme anto- wife with some capital.
See J.
mat 4 4burner stove HO. “ burner A. fulc, Lincoln Until
gas plate >1.50 1.1 Mi lander
Arvada.
lll'NIN KSH I OCATION
NICK STORK r.-om UtSO \t
L
Perkin* — llalwnlaaher TWO REFRIGERATORS — Good 22U Magnolia Avenue. Suitable fir
condition; priced reasonable.Pierheadquarters
for
Collegiate
• mall business; rent r»*s .nable. FOR R A LK -E e
•on larkin. Inc. Mi-lander Arcada. Apply at A. P. Connelly A Sons, trsde in II s .IIim ,
Clothes. 110 First Street.
antesst, ||nf. Mb.
Phone HttO.
554 Magnolia Are Phone i l
E Sesmnd Street
Irrigation
BUILDING BLOCKS
Loirt and general icment work 12— YVANTKDTO HUY
III— IIouh4*m For Sale
R tD ID l.A
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Miracle Concrete Co. J. K, Terrig h t lijs - su p vr-h rtio d yn e .
W AN T TO — Buy mme second
willeger. Prop.
hatgain Hut Slit rare llerahl
hand furniture and range with wa
ter
bark.
Inquire
5U5
W.
Third
St.
LANKY ’,8 DRUG STORE— PreFive r.x.in Sianish Itringalew
\R kind* household furmsbi
■crlptiona. Drugs, Soda. We sr*
9 HK) t'aah $•'*> month.
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h*nd
u near you as your phone, Call 10 i
bouse on E»e«. h Aienue in Dr*
wheel chair. Mr*. It. I. Milam,
Five room Siwmlsh Riingaloa wold.
1100
W.
Third
St.
THIN
I f you are thinking of
>’•00 cash $.’Kl month.
building, why pay the Architect*
several hundred dollars for plans, *•>— ItoontM YVIth Ihturtl
when you >an get the u m t f r e e , ........ ..... .........
- .
and keep your money In your pock ONE OR—Two furnished
et . For further information are with private family in r?
SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS, house wit hall .........
\. C. Coller, Prop. Building Con- reasonable 2<iN Evans St. (17
tractor, General Shop & Mill Work prar OukAve.
1. T. Bryan
and House Painting, 115 N.
11-1*» Magnolia Ave
French Ave. Phone 535-J.
ROOMS, with or althout meals.
Reasonable rate* lancoln Hotel HUNGALOM -- Attrartivsly fur
LUMBER and complete line of
nished. 5 n>*.m*t bath, sleeping
building material. low
prices. 15— Apartment.- l or Itenl
pnrrh. iloulile gsracr. nlie lawn and
Security Lumber Co., “ Where Gool
ahruhbery. Cash ll.lHhi, halance 4
Gradea Come From” Maple'' and
years. Mrs Simmons, n* »t to Tas'Sixth. Phone 7X7.
FOUR ROOM
delightfully cool ty Shop, I’aik Asenue.
lurni*hed liat. rartern espiwur-*
, Phonograph Repairing
liMatrd nn Park Avr. For insistPiano Tuning
lion and all particulars, address
By expert* with 17 years
Route “ A ” till llox 215.
experience.
Sanford Music Store
I W 1 1 - Fomiahed
, ONE AND
and Gift Shoppe
- houseki-epilig fftMints >16 and >2u i
Room 10 ti II MrLandcr Arcade ; 312 E. 6lh.Fl
Phone *32.
REST BUY IN’ AG KKTLTC U Al. LAND
FOR YOUR H EALTH S SAKE FOR RENT—Apartment and Ini '
In The Stale (If Florida
TRY
CHIROPRACTIC AD- room :'50 Ouk Ave. Call 711-J.
In the Miiwimk well district near
eUSTMENTK. DR. W. K. MAC
* Sanford, with ilay suheaiil
tin
UOIIC.AU 1ST N A T L BANK
I the highway und one nidi- from
BI.DU. PliONK 482-J.
, It. Ii station.
Already ilrared. Perfect
CONCRETE, in every tha|e and
.
drainage.
NEW—Furnished apart
form, blocks, tile roofing, orna TWO
Y’irgin soil of uniurp*»«rd fit
mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod- ments, first nf April, Sanford and
tlilt). will grow anything
u<t* Company, Fifth and Maple Geneva Ave*. Phone Ilfl-lV.
, IJMO Airs* in unit* o f 5 an .-,
St*. Phono 112-W.
THREE
FURNISHED —room*, ns mum as you want
CIJUtKNCF. SMITH
first floor, alt vnnveniemea. 2t*‘J E AT A Plilt E SO l.nW IT W ll I
“ Make Your Head Swim"
General Contractor
Fifth St.
I
llnme Seekers. Ilerr Is 1nur
600 W rit First Street
Chance
at Phone 441
FURNISHED
APAIITMKNT.,. Al May Never Come Again
i! Clement Apartment*, <’>12 P*tk
II \on i an make a am«n
CLEANING, PRESSING. DYING A w , Garage included Apply Apt
pnynient and ttnamr yuur fir*t
—“ We do it Better," Try u*. Keyi crop, it will easily pay fur the
al Cleaners and Dyers, J. C. Jack
i land.
son, 305 East Second St., Phone
Newly llevorated houiekeeping
If you air looklnr for a “ Snap“
4ft!-J.
room* Ail convenience* Rate* l.'ii-.i
Here It lx
week— Plenty shade
I.ikc hire
Sec Me At Once
HADDOCK STEAM PRK8SKRY is . I IM* N'otln la u r e l.
W M. YOUNG
- first.ing, pressing, tailoring
Bargain* In Real Estate
105 S, Palmetto Avenue. Phot**
A l . rooms. I I I - henr it e and tuilh:
Park Ave and t ommerrlal St
146-J.
heautlful outlook; all improve
ment*;
attractively
furnished;
SAl.r
r »o
acre tm i
METAL KOOFING-The Roof Kv- J moderate rent hv ».r k
Y’oungN m u
farms, >l<**e In, on Dltie High
rrUttlng.
Metal
rh in g ie -; , Apartments, office 2WI N. I’atk
way, flowing water, rlertricity. I.
standing seam tin and gaUaniteJ Ave.
A Renaud >20 W First St.
roof*. See Janie* II. Cowan. Oak ’ ---- -----ave. and Third St. Phone III.
First floor unfurnished apart• MONEY MAKING FARM
MAT R E M EH properly renovated;
vt.e day aerxhr in Hanford, by
lt> acre* Nllrd in fine rixyHikm
Sanford Matron Factory. l*hon» THREE ROOM EurnLHexI Apart
with mule* ami equlqment. 3 *rrr<
me nt. Apply Herald Offii*.
in
timber (tartly riesresi with new
WIG HT-CII RISEN BERRY PRINT
U nfa APARTMENT for
HIIOP — Printing, Engraving,
Mra Swain Aiuirtment N » >.'• MKl bungalow - double garag*-.
Eniboajing. See u* tint. Wr do
■Hie Xlu-YV. Resident Agent
The entire pr«qierty foe |20.(>xi
IL Phone 417-W. It. It. AvenuaDutton A t <i.
Commercial Street.
rash payment rratorvahle with >2 .GARsiUK —-A p a r tm e n t rn m p le tr',.
1201
M
agn
olia
A
t
e
MM per year annually until paid
furniahed 1
“ JEPSON W AN TS TO SEE YOU" ph»n* 1'Wi-J
House, Hotel, Apartment lleu*e.
The 5 acre* with house may he
anything In Eurnllur# JEPSON |(S— llo u w t F»»r Itrn l
purr
ha-Ml separately f.-r tlixxi
FURNITURE Co. I l l 3 Park A v*.
houso a ll. Loratful on hard road in best relety
Estra ground I n ) ,
B— Help Wanted (M ale)
Mr*
Al*|iarh. ■dlatrict
| hone TM
meet*.
>___ SCRUGGS SCOGGAN REALTY
WANTED - Two boys to deliver
llrrabi* in aHcrnoonV Mu*t bo
huatk-r*. Gi»xt pay for right bays FOR KENT
suffer. R si* fest th
Ninth 8 ir*«t. I. P. M
M sxi*k Tempi* llldg
n«k#r get t'rvd.
U.
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PR/Ml
Alnludors Upturn
Uahy (iirl. Missing
F o r Several Da vs
TO THE
KRMEN TA K E Notice, fish
iUae like hungry wolves, see
Oglesby for boats and bait,
,on roe bridge.
1
k .1
A. K. nOJJ.MTER
n Avenue
Phone 212-W
Floral Bcggestlon for Every
Occasion
floral Designs a Specialty
things. Chesterfield’s n a tu ra l
(ENT W AVING — » I 0
I. Marcelling by our exetor. Blue Bird Beauty
Phone 349 -J.
tobacco taste is no exception
Yulomohllnt
TRADE-— Hudson coa
a* new, will accept Ford
I rar a* part payment. W.
r 2510 Sanford, Ave
IIOO.Tr SANFORD
THE New Hanford Booster
> displaying bunch of celery
1 -acn. Ftudchaker Agency
Juan Garage Co.
CHRYSLER
Jk J FULLER MOTOR i t)
»rd Ave. nl 10th St. I’bone C'-’J
DODGE
nr,- car* and Graham Truck*
and 13th 8 t. Phone 3.
T h e Cham ber o f Com m erce endorses this
HNS l COWAN CO- Auto
liator and sheet mrtal work*
tnd ornamental sheet metal
Tel. 716 W. 507 French Avi*.
drive and urges every w orthy citizen o f
HANFORD BUICK CO.
5IX Magnolia Ave.
Phone 367
the City Substantial to lend
IIU PS— MA R MON'S
Sanford Automobile Ci
Kagnolia Ave.
Ph<
his
w hole
hearted support to this cause and make it
an outstanding success.
JEWETT AND PAIGE
RIVE’S GARAGE
Sanford Denier
ft- 1st 81.
Phoi
VULCANIZING WORKS
1 AND GOODYEAR TIRES
V- 8. I . Batterir*.
Dtfttnbuton Ouindifd
rommrrrljil Avrnuc
fzcrc, ami here atone,
will you get natural tohaw taste at its mild and
imJlow bot fur here natu
ral aroma and character
arc entirety held and
brought out to tho full:
WE CLEAN
■ slphsbetlcally
C firiE D RATK BCIIEDUI-r.
'" 'N ’ e y t o i x i a n '•n improve*’
Sanford pmi-erty in
amount*
‘rum >2.000 to Ilu.ISMI. Mail ptctun« with details, t'arnes Broil/»r«, CO Ea»t Central Ave., Orlanik-
4— Husinentt Service
| S. 0. Shinholacr ■tr'ltrenee.
’
8— Financial
SEMINOLE HUDSON
INC
-*01 Oak Ave
Phone 41
ic n .s T W U A N O H
o n u ts tta
■ *e made In pereo* a l T h e
gt
H erald o ffic e « r
l.y
S.
T elep h on e
dlsrontln ,e s rls ra are not valid.
A fa ir tC A T fO N IN D E X : The
„n > *
elaeslflcatlu hs
are
IsrJised and numbered tor
.
IMasler
White Hock Planter Hoard
Nails
Screen Wire
Huildcrs Hardware
Doors
Windows
Murphy Ironing Hoard
, Made to Order
T ransient orders
aeoerdtM to the numords ana number of la
ne ger rate schedule be-
1W I Fnrd roaditrr for utr. W AN TED —Etnerlener
grocery
cheap for cash, good rubber, good clerk Write to P. O. Bor ITS.
running order. Can tie seen at
21A Maple Ave.
W ANTED— Mm, Women, boys,
lllg opportunity t » make moneyMODEL TRIM CO.
Proposition only open this weekW e trim the car, not the owner
Apply between I and 3 p. m. at
Phone KI7.for estimates
lltxim No. 10 Federal apartments.
P. W. RADFORD
LtniUl! If an error Is made
lat-dord Herald will not be
bslble for more than one
Cstt Insertion, ‘ therefore
iSftire should be notified at
IJrick
Lin e
lified Rates
•LN - FORD — FORDSON
Edward Hlggin* liw.
rt,ia| ft Palmetto. Phone 331
■u r n - r o c b u m
‘h g c w e n TKC c *< -
AMO L ThlNK
l o r TH 6 r t u o w f
O erm oa m o r c
* The*/ s h o u l d
j
Bar. H om s —
Those
m
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Beew hckc %Hce
i s t a r t e d am d
Tu e v s e MkwuMBtx
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CViC
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c a n CsCT MCri
T o F lU - T R E iR
PtA C C « FO*
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7 HALF THE Pft'tT J
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w c u -.l o h t p m c ic t
TitaT r m c c d t d c
.
KCINN 04 TH IS
C fE iO C h o u / .— /
USE
THE NEW
I MP R OV E D
and ether sprayed
crops
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PRO PERTY O W N E R S
T A K E NOTICE!
T ax Books Close April 1st
M id l» iftirki 4h ilt |4 a,i««« mf h r t tr
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n ff iiilll
i'u c i .
The law provides that “If taxca
U|K>n real estate shall not lie paid I>efore
first day of April of any years, the tax
collector shall advertise and sell.”
This is to notify all concerned that
the requirements of law will l»e com
plied with and the tax book* will posi
tively Ik* closed on April 1 a* provided
by law and all lands on which taxes have
not been paid will
adverti - d. and ex
ecutions issued for unpaid iK?rsona!
property taxes. .
In makinK inquirics#for amount of
taxes the lojnil description of property
as shown by deed must always be iriven.
JNO . D
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>n the U u ih for the text dt P -■■•Ural rompetitlre Held an l nlread/ Heine awaited h r -Y* .ffiriat. vdthl ^ ,rh »
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n,^ f‘ '1"' j llrfor- a large gathering e< rival- 1the »till *J> ■•* le * | » r ‘. «*nke*
fto . -eiihly 4U th# mohitliatfaw
int., nenarota nachMaUufta wltii hav* rr|uir! .1 tr.it u'.auy ctti»"n» of ihw vcierun* «nd thou" who .< nr*pi, l( i-a ilr u lin , maoufxcUif i*w-»' in Ihe S a i r , Vo kVatrna H KVcWitU of th# ai*riaa# rorp* eign hank* ha»a «faaod ladaffadt*!*
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. r* and other m twru three >aUni lWk*#i«fi the I x a f ia '* p w txliw l teorh after th# f1r*t ruek #f cr*w
in mil" In Flngland Junt UKorr the di itrirt unnn*.
H*-?n»aii dyer. U f' haruM h it t '.l e r 'i n o a r n - digllN M I
la.. ik tka rapfUl, and rhgtad w mg a new regiment, anfariag ftp *hi*f uf th# Caat«**aa# army, trt»«
1 :ri« n ih 'a have
lie *lnrt i.yiincd •<» m at- .Heirrave mirremtriu
nave already
ein-;...:. Hern no - than e«w» " I
Kavoralde nnl Admiral Mnittama. xnatmamx
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guarterx f»h » w*< hark to n«mi*l AdnuraTa Dagahi#. the *tw##»d
(31 Widening Of ih# acre. I ' -U> I h.MUuri rnftwfrowH.
hed la »evb: -ermi»«I»n from lli- r
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The a#W M l l f a le g ,event war
Alihawvfc »#tW-# had hart give.*
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hawd-picked,
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taker*
iiippiniT on the m i nnd trip fur * thirty tma Inilenrndrni
thai th# <a*U.t»#a# c a a Ut x * .
k hwvrlv •ItvUlOfl l.tCWH »«* l i V U i * lu awefat th* ib/ aufaport
pax
time.
o rhattpr. The wind veto, ily
Rightly or wri.oxty. the xfang im# had a year* . l y n n w * wa* U uxake tha *tMt th#*w • *•
I.ieiit with thr “"k d v .^ _
; . tK Tv t*,n I.. 1'. 11.fantt - I US
We .t Perry, Mill Tucker and I d rkaiuirU.
.« .rlim uu d pi IS mi lei *.p*1 »«»
» at. uuigaUkaM.V link itr ia#ce and th# w u n d l iarlwd# a# gward - f h-a#r fur hifa* •TVK .J Mranfa in* among lie. n*w.hu IP
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iC e ls lu ailiv r, lim an i* 01*4 J ' f» r a dilft fnvw.H|» i-ikry e
.f n .M - .i i.t J n v A m n t .fao-.
raa ■ h t,t t.nt for tht* M iw u rfr a f 'aatrai Aamrfaaa If %>». # v » faatx naval aaih.*t*#a h F * * * • » '«
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" r ’lll llio rouree and in*'Any
p.Mt, and with the appntwn*
T.dal
9 *e• |w,1 * * axon, in the R « llrxk JH > ' llm .i.r r*lim)ui.h>d i«nt«»l i f n .M
Miml nf it very dlffientl
at w)i|rh IkeVarmor Al piallh lx •tUl t# Wave PVladxlpntg M B >
Tim «ur wa* gwfat today a»*
t Kl.liMV .IIIV IK IfW
*
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. ! Ir v r w . It" it a i«.rt»hier a a -l1 ,|j„ lavt Joly, t- *h>wri, ihe
* making toward the fWnuigbati. au *tvgg th# bulk of ihe regln*#at. tw* r •,-avtll- oai i m#a**r*a WW## #»
t»n (I k*, fim l north" bitmd trip
ffn. I Captain J W. Hner.l
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■ 141 j hail* form Aik-n, N. ( '. Tucker |. ml*»ion wilt not wt>hu th# 1
from tfuaatic# and on# ( fa n l*«#d •«>«»••hat hut th# air V " S
latnathar n#*t year
. •
Serrave wn» rlockiil for the __
inn I from Ih. leiiue of tVri| I'ridilr, ’ *t| hunt, altar Ik* war*
No. 4 Captain
F. M'hitn, r
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vtiQ mmharged with mx
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Xu. .1 Captain f'rrd U tDon
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mik* nn hourt for the mill? at
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J’V i windy city. Paul Crown, n . a . r umtwr of alationa aw th# r,
.
CiW mile* an hour, and for fivo
The Anwritan delegation l" Or- \n. 0 f uiilain Kd Walthali
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a ifrant for a birth on lit# pit. hlag l.ngcd h> » <lu. « ip *rti. r I.
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, dmarniumnit nmfrrcnra. hcadtul in
•laff. lie hail* from (leorgia.
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.n »
------- | t'aaaul iWaaral M#rwha, wh* haThe nvrrotra *|Hrrl w»< eaUmaUfa
jjji.,,,,,, mini*tar In .^*11 •
No indjeutiuti a* to who will M. ,|wal ( .t i e ■f ' argutnei-t t* >i j>«- rt
The fleet t ra*Dew ww.lrt of th# Ju»t affaewd fewm Naahlag d m to ad t^
fnr thr- north and Muthbnund
(,;lrr, ,.ni ,| tudav In an
th# *i*th rlab wa* ma.l< peddle cite nrvx#r. aj-»t#m. Th* B i 'HhHU
V M * . A hambaii t e e * , which that ggfaHd wweww led the fahllrt
iiw at Lhi'I.M! inlle* an hour; im , Hn
(,,^.,1, ((,r ,|^, |in. k hntn»r,i
tcwlay from k *g u - h-udnuarUt-t if tii# fa- o-iraxt band #•*( war*
. l.» r r ,,r « .f.t u*wf.#.| tn *tat# ah*IX fa what WWTW #vHMdIy ptc
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he kflnmotcr, 0*11.711 ntfle* <J ( ; r. .1 Itmuin nod I runre «»n U r
lul It it- known lh*l 1‘rr.ltl. " t J ; |. vgth d. n-n ate er iw . rlng
- the niuDt at the iMfWlt •m at...» circle*. D to be hehl ihfa ,medtut#d -*trag e* Mcwwka #rv
iur, ond for the flvn-lcilantaUn*, lljn|ll r „f iun,| ,ii.»tnr:,mcnt.
M A »lrr I* loalrt’og a d#1erintta>l , pri.l.U mx, whti# that i f rU il-a l‘
1 10 a'viorh cm M r t * - . l k i a * 4 th# h * U * 4 * U # t fawdto* f**‘
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had on# of Ih# m>*ct l f l c i r -,n
eff..f |u u»t. nli'-ther i olry in lU .c in ila x twruldlwn engioev,.ng. **.• aought
i:UIID inlle* an h-mr.
•
Vi»r.»uht f« r'l. for CT*«t IM U h
alter ImmjUet ip ecU rt In |irtnal Field, accenting to “IW*Tfafafa attomgi to *klfl to "
Hi grava'n lace wan ivn utiud
•h -H h i-l.t. .l that lai.d diaarmafl>g t*ca.
'
'rial, |i*d|tleal and l#ral M a * .
Illy fa r th# r t U ’f a r ^ ig *
ik# t ntt#d State*. U t# «|»ah bw- I a m t.", (d ,)> u a i director uf Ihe Ntg
lilra when he vra* iufnrum.) 01 j ||ll-Ml
.mill Include |e*
I'ommi- k.»i#ra feci lh»- yir*-tal f*r# tii# naaf'tjtl Open w a r n al
th#
d in n e r« nf ill, gal pn»»ua>.li»»i
at Nanking
. 1. on1
tVy.n a*’ well n* ailivr roldlrl*. of llciuor p U cd agalm't I hrl*
ly ail the 1.13 .louo.il Vo- Me air,' ) ridav'x niaaUNg In tha li-in x x c
O a tg Thucnr
*tiw u*v. whe wa* man
[xrre- e«l (lumeaaijrahle
plen*
malaud la It • m w fa- c (vh buildiag. Th# *##afan l»
M. (loneour. for France, h a .d i- !.fiiiiii*, t»r.oe .o d in w n nn I A.
MutLka valj hla Ufa had h*#»<
a#er af tha * Y ’ ba»h*ihwli
I at the npparent rucccnn i.f Hi i.nndrd that land dUnrmamaiit lilair yr*ler»lay liettcd the city the
*av#d he ■ wtf# wh# thraw he*
N o w O r l r n n H T m l a y II-<*»ui«
. .i- c n h
I * th# final «**• at th# yrwe#nl - - o« the mvt wtot*,. nUI
i*rlon lii Anterira. 1
m a t at hla
faiall include only i-eace lima *<ud- .am nf |»«x* Mach *rf «ha defen•ctf In fi
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| M..r# »h»n half of Ih- » rlatieaf m .**#«». a-iur l-ng t*» W. IL smith, abi» r-nld th# rciaa far the
II n a . eX|H-c:ted that ofiirtal i» rv, under arm*.
lying tU
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dante. raided »»r Ihe P«ilce. wiled
•vll team and l« at**, eigwrtwd to ha wax tying
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( , ih.<m today offered 4 coul- lu „p|H\.r In court an.1 their h.md*
Mr. Hch#t»n#rUcwn, *ahl <• 1# ak# hi* turn cm th# m a m f#r •whtfato bruk# to and favaltod Owi
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e furthroining from the . A, A. A. promi*e »iiggv*ting that limit#' were erdermt fc t fw tr l. haril la — 11 NS | Murvhcae r r a r c e .... D# IV * l--»
„ . rtffaa at kiWP
an# at tha ulUUwt and tnU iaal th# «i«h.
I*..... lo. , "Bllliander nf Ih# K l * »
n n .!.
l Miatvl *h<Ttl> idler itnnn.
Rvriww hw* atotvt',twrv with uttmr Y. M- C. A, ■ T h a
id
I*- an «ld aK rrd rr.
Here r h,otIf af )
far part Haw oprratnm. t(M *k ,t, *#w m th# fact«r» H *l: rgrave, leirn ,11 Italtlwurt
farm, will «w »■ IU
»uhfag1 team# at# L h# * l f * X p l tad ad hringtag f»4 Am.rsaw
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-tdiiw rial W» and th# Au-litocial •vary ball yUye* at amatowr •igit Twfugwc* fr r ti Maaha
Kmi cei1y .f " i i r y e a n u
m Ih# city and arttoy. k.ng ami ether Yaagta*
Yau,M a *ubje<i that fa * mad*
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rantdMaa #oWWra at
him i iputar id many lille* of k«, l,e*n avkerd U appear today fa#
ml
befmo
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g t>. memlHiri of Ida
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a gt#at maaa m 'i l f a
the initial yrtfafa* »•**•■- .
th#
ruantry>
d<l (hat tentative arrangement* 1
D u l l e s I n S I* r t I n n o
A* a rucinw man h# atterufad # . m 14 mam wiU h# #ar»fad #• ■ ?>«n tha
ill for the departure of *!»•• party
rh«h thla *untlW##, it tx tW . U ,n* h 4
W#*i I'mat hut had t# rr.ixn U >r England around April *•
t-i pay #ff th#
T * I t . AII AS.IKK, •I* , M«r. D fed# «rw>uatb.n U a o tfa in t"*’*InmeditttelV oKe. lie " i u 01**
Arthur Z-rhary wnj drrtrd M*' A U lfi-a i a . fund .7 amt J.ih tilh .y a rfa ?* l « 4 l t U f a * ^ « K a t .ih#
ll.ad# uf th*
li.htnr hi* father'* n rfamtoc, a
gai.ed o f hl acl
rttrhtoilg
f Cammarm are in 1
I t r tfaunrillor of the Hrnvirfal# i'he;i '
r. hu.try weakly
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depart
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for
litlirtim
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k
waa
ia«t
nigh'
apt#'C"le'l
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■are made kn«un hU toltoli'oi trr Order uf Ih Mol. y, al a . an.'U
Che failurv #f
Sim-W that 11, Hr h# ha# t##« »>
Miking Willi Euffinnd *rver tho nl ihwling of it'" oiganlxatcan,
H g the #■*»* “f
tiffad with #e**nd of th# tanntfa
rui!i„ne thi« aftanuMin.
H‘ . 1,1 Id In the Uii oiilr Tempi# M'll'i
• 1 by th# to
newcpaier* in the'country.
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ir>t irnnji.ri.ii'lneiitnl rnnv.*rrnA* th# tU#*llnr -cfwdwb.l fa# IHxUirt Attara#y IlWhard
lug t.- l nigiil. II. C. W ain
Jr
N#m-ti will U> with hi* '. I f f »u
%.rallar taattra tad hwrt
l ii-Uy nlglu i* 1*1 i - tha
cumto. »f fauerti cawaty. will de ay iu# martharw towdr
f.dlowiag nhleu he will *p-*k Mrn* panted senior councili#r nn I |... J . M. i *>•#') and thweg#'
t\ l i l t 3 l U i m i M U J H I R non of Ik. P-anl
I*
ily l i- n*.
Ctmria*
Knight
vu«
circled
fanlnr
mand th# death y*natty •»*•
tlAli. 1.. u I'crta tll'-tfie wa* fio
--------j t a .h U «n i<wi« tor tu the IVrilh Miliilon iirW»|Mllicn.
Natwtvallrt h a t o t
i otitH iilor.
Merlin llarn,** on* rri hTHi ond given /»d day- «•' #| itiA M I, H a , Mar, I t lIN K l— 1 ry |HiUir ‘«h«#d» I ###**■* #n.l i
ll»nry li**ki Orng.
tofagto#** n-artlat tog wilt ta
tbw I - id w . a fti alleiul #n maw
t,<-< to lid fertile and John l-.i if -i i herge of aeMult.
KuxH ttoy*fa»
f-w >4#
■ • ■ *— '* lath# (
and Mr* Kuxh
*«**
)Vdhn*ing »*#• findimr
the an- j an # i lcgi>laiar Ax #•-■« •*
dtoW**
r . . . *wU
|riper, trra*urrr.
to -.1*1 murdec af th# w» maci
r « . * lb#
arm#
t# th# ^faw#
^
IMeafdrriy runduet count* r; 0 ’ i i„.n,J..I in which Ih# *U )»r uf Mr 1 f«w »pa*r will b mad##»al|#lMTTu* retiring iiia-t*>r rt.uariii"f Magiri# VVHitamx. Hennic Htfafav..
ho*band.
All-eft
hnyder.
art
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and
fawfaaa
armmi f
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fUlward Never, wa. I * - f»r th# im w U h l . b* w*H *••• **
Itgxaatl Mitcli.ll, r.c lv e d much
uf a - a o x .n e . ^
£ £
piul*# (or tin' Woik he ha- acwom- ,
Mb.th Dray and Mra. 8*1
* ’ tar
* [ * £ * tha fa ta to ta ^ ta l
;
AlW fal
<«*# awore out wwirmatii. K#ancdy, and t I ■ lamtiriukt
Nww-t
<Crtt tnw*d aw Hnga
TAIJ-AllAPfiF-K. H *. Mnr 2;' pllehed during tn* ic nure of office. ........
|BX' . . f„uiiil will* rocwwpfad charging- rortrdrCagaieet « II Colvj » f
#ee the joeaeid owa,
|-i*M r«tli«c tar th# •*#■!## #f
<1NS)—'T h* 'printr.l " i " ' * »
Formal. Iiulallatiun wremonic*
rA
the Atw»l t#r#* #f fwwfali
O fa»l
7 iwir r * ^ - »
I-'
frond w fifa - .-wyle, y - l jt w r * #f *••• *•••*
,-H.nni, -atmt on reform of pl< « '• fo« llw n*ot> »!•, l e i officrra are
evaxhwi at •it bring mad# this weah f a J t f a t m«*.nmnl. ^ r f m t ^ h f a h <W«w
VVuM,,'*, -ud t ’ lvix*'# (.rant wPiv j .. a n il f#r him * a a rtuu##.! by |e, i afalMi*i*.d to th# t J '
.i Id a -lh - I " ..............
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to !<• Ju id iu lb - Hear future.
altar
J o , Kha*#*i, I 'n - ^ U a a Aib-rath# vial#
vial# le«t»k
legi.laturr
c 'r li lined M>. or »« day*.
•
Ikd today.
»h#
Martin lift* Ju*l received fron
cvUru*# lbat tath T fray ami fafa.
«w
inhm
!##•*»dt
awdl
hhertff
C.
Kur »l1#*v.i rccklwxa
I'ceaa and will l#» dlalrllutc t
At Hand, wh# arw making up tha .tavUr c a t.in i fal» th# «'a*# af
S lim * S a le H m a n I s
la ray King wax ( iiuhI #W, **r <0
a ih# »tat# lr»l»ialure r,u
T W tt U 99b
ATLANTA, Mar. » ~ ( 1 >
••era ah „ h wilt I#* **»-•• >*“ "• Ur b M r t H U M
* on April 5.
th# chwkat aegt Tu#*dhy wwnlng, Jeivc# that #ali, f'*» me that Mrs Ju h . C#hfaa. rai*v|*n
ftoi.Wr wa* a dcr#vt p*ny u tta
LTiie roinmixxlon ronrlrtinc <f
Aar. 4.
„
illar
charge*
**in#r
•"‘f f i ' "
murder.
Furitar mor* •#. ar#
••# J . Ik WhUftehl and J u n R Vhw
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M»r- & ~ rl.urgcx, efah a* pxrklajr vo-latfc-Ur ye*r#,r-i p, rum to t and in
c W. Strum of I hi* State h'» flN.'l) - ’I ic*»t-lipped M ** foe
lav# alr*v*dy haan a#ut * “l
• rtrtik tight*, co-t ( hart#* Oar*
Hhtriff Hand a-d an ackitOfam vaad f yita.’*
tool uuri, Fred II. Da*i». m en ihlemiiltctii “ I tlidn’l ch It.
;c.*rre r'amwc,
t Karl#* May
ri... fijnrg#
Si
rJIATTANOOT.A. Tran., I l w f a , * * * K «i*w d and D^l be dw-a-i all mag he 1 alfad w#faa* Ih# .ml *f
uf the ! x*oq cirnnty lu-r; Jnme* 'K tre, youthful ahoe aaUwtran. be w. F.’iir#*# Slanpey. J .hn
U* ttaturday.
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totalling
XI7,-;an
tmo*u*l
mlrre*t
•*
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a
m
Ubr week
**i p»
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f elkin. of tM* Miami iu r fa- > yffUIikii rt IiiIHi
Itt U lS jn f
ni* and I If. Kamier. »nd J.
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I»ntc.l
Tu*wtay
m
an
#fi«gio»#oU
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calling
ih#
IK# ch*ehH wtU piHmhlr h# i
>t. Co# of th# Pen»acola l-*r. ) rre l<-l«r. awaiting pndlmlrwrjr i':,n,pt*ell #a#ll M.
fart la ui'preherwi the fci,l»*xi»i#w», b-n»* ■« th# ielcpk iv <m »#v#ral ««,! up t<* th# Unt# " « d • F '**
F l i v r i t I l a v e . F i g h t . u m m »«
ummeo'l* n-fuMii.i and 1 lixiifa-1ilw-nrinu tn m r n w fur lb# killmg
Hpx-adiug ehargir* brought *uii»» o f two-rear old Virginia im#pirtw« i«wwaahma.
rrimiiiai pro. tire, proha tec, cum al Dr. ti II. lirrhcrding, h i. n<dd« l i t front fit ta <15 f»**n Kenneth t-raxkr. daughter of city r«mwU- 1 Ra-k<4 l- it wa* declared. #*•
law ptradipi;, ««iuHv pleading l.uthcrn llieolorianM (SlIINUTDN. Mar Ifa-<|Ndl drtdly**ftaP
III.,ever. r . W Kwm-rt.ixj*., J It •laiwr and Mrv, Fred II. I ro l i r . |p „ ,w -l yrvfciuud »)#fa>ky (w i-'W l l l o t i n g O c c u m I n ■
Fieri# icaUy vraa unable to I |*.vk, li. U ilitchcll, J . B. H »* v»i,o wa» iHunwd t# her v-«rent *
iuriextlftlria. und npprtU*f
— An air lwlami balU# f a f a w x k fa U g ft,a t M a g high##.
• rt p a r-,.;• „it*l gav" them c.*
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rabet S5.<HX> l>p»d b# U *»w
the.
Itu.u-r Rroan. ttuber* Wtl- Sunday nigbi cm payMirat of M / M IldoO* nd *W n* l * h o * to prwemi.
H Matin## c*rp« avfat.r# and Nfar ' |s Mc«'uM#».
wIlh drivfar Ih . autoncidilU » b * l. J ‘ on*
•ragual l itoral* hnx to«v l.ugm
It wnechiUrvd. Kowcvr. Iha» h#
w 'l - . l l ^ k and k iiw th- retlrml n , . „ - ! l - « *
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iwv, I c*,o KW aragrt. arwwfdtog t-»
! M «..while. Fraok l)a*krU. f.wm- naeped th, m •« c »«» )>##»» ‘ k#
p r e 8 tl* 1 r e H C a u s e
...........h e . S u m s, nigh.
( ;| r |f ^
H eW V W
,+***11* *\ *hgj Wu ibl Ro.uuu* 4,—etfar* <-c,nrr»*l^ taa*> a J.v^wUh to ito navy today lr#m
'r r pxJhw o ffu .r , wfaw# »e> ttiww napp«rn
wodrogwr tto lit* " f Ih# child IK' to tta hoolhward dixtr-.t. l»-lh-n K*ar Admiial laOavar, o matawd D a m a g e In C u r o lin ia
I#.,wt#4 «*ci< t** tfam. It wn* •#“ . I*y ttw> lM*ukr*XkXd that K. A. big ih# Aawckan uccvxpwtfawal
a l . a n y . n~ y ;
that all th* k.Jnaptotx *• *“*•• * * * h r u w . lita to l, hhd w*ut the fame*
T
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li*hi
m
jail
nl
Nn»hvlile
umlar
IbAl.F.Kill, N f :* Mar., S J .
MouJhwaik hy-cfarltoh.
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{guarl
money.
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A lilmcal d. I *« hawa t ##U«atod
IK'S) — Fore.I fir#*, funnel Int.*
Adhriwwtx tj tta rival vend* i# , on,prise wvM ti hwndrmx ttMarked money In tto r “*# »■ 4-t.f. MIN'S • Kitty Jaw##, f & ami prvtif, I -tlaakett # *x |»k#n l* Nathvtil#
[w r in g inferno by a a lill Marrn
<falex
tiMludirvg
many
Cmwnmidxt*,
km
<t<hi Ut I
'bv
cutr.mobtl#
when
n
reogd
Hagan
ItH K R A L
fUa ami *#*#r*l nMfhfaw tma*
435 <tmngv -I hand* wtwrt Mr. Fra cr, today threaten,,! lim-1"
X, Th# ll.000.tWd |f» bebl W toll today *.» th# eel
ho«#
gathered tafeaw Ufa ttadhamrh uffahnl flu Ml • rtartllrtrt
form
ainaial
tta ctly hall.
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.„fea*.d
slayer
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to
tana
an
tier mad# the l*rul**v**c*. whh the town hall nnd afanr #,u l,»nnng
hf a 4clit Inna I ar|r« <•( f"f
IJ...H-* an l in Utt ndk'lning »r[l fa
In add tfaii
ti- U IU*k tt Mr*. Arha
lit f*a*
fee* that A,
place ta rrjio g l*a#t, H. 0 . < ta > - At!-# J*
and iwwpritv in ciaaDrn North In
iJrt>
a"d
b»<
w**w
h
r
alleged
?«*»
OnJ'*<
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Miller
Thu*
tall amt Iscvi. r . II Uam#toC*»th.
o|i-a n<tending tu rep**"* to Aarwij Sxtdjo
Ma- Pvwl. 17 jmnr old w»
piwwAhml a r«w
' f'- 1
J*4*'>,ru '■mi m#rri»,L
tor. d to wee# a* a reCrtW ter*
InL# rnia# t t a rwd flag f * * l /*2 lag trip AHfamgh tto tkip mm*
»h# ikol and lilted Frnaicr’a verv being held for
the bank*
<h#y were turned twwn
[Th* flame# ntraady have* d#vn** •uit Uelay.
hall. Wowxa and rh-fam# 1MW feet in tto .a ir. it wax •Utah
also wounded tor yw*tigati#o.
over
t«
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inatcf
nod
.attar
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"hi thmuand* of acre* o f Ii® '
It * w btowghr out tn in#
w*r» ,««ght to tfaD mad a h lria f twclvw timwa. Mrixxwty crtppHag
j m..tber a . they wrrw *l#cp!|»g »bfa
ut\ii\Uwm
'thla tvyeV, ami arw raging in lorr Jam ce A. Kceci.-k ‘
U r.'if a (fart that lUckett
tha ftghtorx and aanmnd w#»* taw##e rtarkml artd ~
0»#y
P*W
it, but m»t wounding th# f)y#»*.
' » -vtetn
. oUntrt#*,
report* Kurd'*• i n to
u n t n c ?, cthe
a * r*|n*,»•.*••*••
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•• •• • .hma'tx#
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,
Jutwd.
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rarerera M r rerdra.
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FOR
OderItcmnininc
ExecutiveSilent
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EAVF
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e nhtoway:MADE
Heads
Beachf htraitfhtawny
„%T. „B„Y ^MINERS
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$2,357
()„ Pledge
Mondav ,
luge Crow ds ( liecr
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IN WAGE DISPUTE
Ti
mcrican Auto Asso
ciation Will (’heck
r a w*?i!araSsRVlsito^ Adm|ni!
XVTJZXiZ,
r S S U S r a ^ 'u I m t t Shanghai Quiet.,
Moves
----cautionary
r R I RRY F F i)S ARK BOARD M EETS TO
,i NEARLY ALL HERE'STRAIGHTEN OUT - ’
" FOR ’27 TRAINING CHAOS IN THE AIR s*
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ata, axdlafai
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~7C ,UT-"S ^ •k S s A S J
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!i. SelntewoneB lu
i*-l*vc
D isp u te Bel ween
sS!France And Britain
1
Three Liquor Cases
Bring $600 To City
From Police Court
Newspaper lilditur
To Speak At Forum
Meeting On Friday
Ki
V.M.C. V. Hall Team h j ^ S f i E g g j
r.. Practice Tod»y C 3 l« S : K
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f)t* Piacclo RcnchcM
nn. wa* .-u.fambd to RlOO^and
NcwDcMolay
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Doath IVnalty To ll«?
Ahked For SU>«?n»
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lhatchit-. »y#*«*r#
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faopefaad
aad Batary
County ( ourt IhTo
tfjMirt On He form In
w Plead In^Finished
('onvotie On April 5
ii£i 4*5*1
Bcltfa
For Priie
Clinrfffd With Killing
.iv W 5 S n;r: J ': K j R ew ard s T o ta lin g $17,000 O ffered
Fur ('apture Of Abductors Of (iirl
5
Sapiro Fees Provoke *
Kow In
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In Annulment:
slaying Ht*r Father V" '^mr-tom'rT.axVe’r/^i 'i-
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The Sanford’s W om an’s Club is staging its eleventh flower show, on Wednesday and Thursday.
T he first show was meagre in appearance but the determination of those sponsoring this type of com
munity development was not daunted. T h e success that the flower shows have met with each year has
shown that the women of Sanford and the County are taking a greater interest in flower raising.
T he W om an’s Club deserves everyones support.
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This Advertisement Made Possible By
The Following Progressive Merchants
Baggett’s
Mi-Lady’s Shoppe
Chamber of Commerce
Roumillat & Anderson
Sanford Drug Co.
Stewart, The Florist
Stokes Seed Co.
Smith Bros. Inc.
Seminole Furniture Co.
Laney’s Drug Store
Speer & Son
Hill Hardware Co.
�As Brisbane Sees It
Club of Sanford, It Rocntii only fitting to lav tho laurals at
thd feet of that group of women, ably guided by the energe
tic gendrallaaimo, Mr*. Henry Wight, who are rcapon.iible
for the aucceas of thla community achievement and valuable
aaaet
The Flower Show will offer aomothing of interest to
everyone, from the moat amateur gardener to the profeaaional. The garden lover will find a treasure trove of sheer beauty
and ideas for his own use, and much material advantage
In tho plant sale. The new-comer will no longer have to ask
dispnringly, "Wluit will grow in Florida?” The defender
rUESD A Y, MARCH
By ARTTIUh B R ISB A N E
War With China? Why?
What Would It C art?
Monff Involved? I'a r It.
Lat Itau ia llava China.
Crnwine*' i t r r
*r
Call the WiOar
Men— We rechari
pair an mak«a of
H i t C *.
OUR M ILITARY and naval men
In China warn Ihrlr government
that more serious tri/jble I* com*
Ing. Horde* o f Chine*# worker*,
well armed, are eager to storm
the
European
settlement
at
Shanghai and wipe out foreigner*.
Thl* country ha* aent more men,
but only a tiny detachment, com*
pared with crowd* that China can
throw into the conflict.
TH E MANGER
(From Voice*)
hat la th# *w#«t savor?
’ hay? Of the awarm
hot.fca#dad clover
might home to the bam ?
• cattle are bending,
air breathing la warm
i summer unending. ■
i , hush In th# a to m !
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1, child In the rraaoe*!
'# light spreading sore
'd soft on the niihe*
Id over the floor!
JA N E T LEW IS.
■O '
'laving failed in th# insurance
•iness, our morning rotitempor f aUrta a rooking school.
The N *ry gave a good account
itself In the reewnt Nanking
The Chinese don't seen to have
trued much from the Boxer He
llion.
SH ALL W E foolishly land our
men on Chinese soil, to kill, scien
tifically, for a while, anil then tw
overwlielme«| by Chine** armies,
tit|>pti(d with neupon* from Itu*.
*ia 7
For the moment our men are
cafe on our fighting ship*.
They
ran land for a quick attack, under
urnieetlon of our big gun*, then
return to their boat*.
Machine Guns For Sale
m" y
S o c ia l
Calendar
H t*iN ( «Otl,
*K
Vita aercrirt ■
j/
J* k«« item
! Ip h'cUcK.
,
usual hat*
among th
A t Lloyd’s Shos Kiw»
T A X BOOKS
]
C L O SE A P R IL 1st
City Tax Bookn will clone April 1st., after which ill
Inndn upon which taxes remain unpaid will be adver
tised and nolcl. for taxes nn provided by Inw. Perncnil
taxen remaining unpaid will be placed In handn of a
deputy collector, and n fee charged for collection of
name.
Wo winh to announce to all Flower
Invent thnt Friday April lxt. we will
place on xnle nearly lfiOO beautiful
Bone, Ru.thcH. The price will be
that be«n no*sible.
It la possible , and it would he
sensible, on this invasion to comnensate for all losses the steel, oil,
Interests have sustained in China,
ami nther commercial American
And it would l>e chenper than war.
. DO YOU REMEMBER— When we used lo call our wives
from (ho corner rutloon and declare that we were In nn im
portant conference with the l»oard of director*—and junt
then the cash register rang! Time* haven't changed, much.
Only, now, tho good wife muy hear the whispered "Sh-h-hn!*'
of the bootlegger, the ernith of.tho nlot machine ond the re
tired financier from Connecticut falling over the water
cooler.— tyinml Life.
.
FLOWERS ARE THE aweetent thing* God ever made
forgot to put a noul into.—Henry Ward Heecher.
to crowd was estimated at all
HE IS HAPPIEST, be he king or peaxant, who findk
y over two thouaand and the
waa nearly |1,?00. T h . Legion peace In hin home.—Goethe.
cWar about $360 which UnY *0
for on# day** effort#.
.
---------- ---------• always wantod to *«• Eddie
•ns and now that w# have had
plaaaur*. w#Vi convinced that
Just as handsome a* Nick AlAnnouncement (• mad# o f the waa detirabl# through catalogues,
« nnd George Cusack
ever
third annual flower show for San offer living and blooming exhi
4 to be.
ford, under th# auspices of the bit#.
In speaking of th# coming show
warding to pur offloa boy, the welfare department of the Wo*
•p ! teacher asked him to use •nan's club, th# dates being March a l Hanford the correspondent seye
30
and
I
I
,
and
th#
program
indi
"a feature of the flower show this
Tord
In a sentence
he said, T h e little boy ate cating great In tern ! in th# affair. season will be th# eat# of iruipart# ^ spinach and then he grew It I# suggested that these flower id plant*, where rare verities may
show* are a revelation to tho pen- be bought s t reasonable prices.
pW o f Florida no less than to the Thl* Is being done because there
v u concede that tha famous visitors who aro In the stat# at are many gdraners, new to Flor
Is a belter drawing card but th# time, for faw of tho home id# conditions, who ar# not well
tMlis#, except on an occas- enough
acquainted with plant
*"8 by jNeat.rdsy’* game, folk#Ilk#
this, tho wealth and beau, names to order wisely through
e's little to choeea between him ton
available."
French as a player. French was ty of tho flora of this favored printed information
Home garden furnishings will be
ly th# fastest man on either
shown and other things closely re
lated to the development and care
of the flower garden ar bed. Floto first spasm of the National
ride homes are nearly all Interest
'wovwment In Mmnghal and
ed In flowers. In many places the
seems to have
passed
yards are mads attractive wlti|
e^satisfactorily jg ike foreign.
flowers and ptabta.
tolgnt have been a* per ted.
As the correspondent mentioned
veodor |s »ot that a faar ware
aptly re marks" the garden spirit
4 but that sa many were un-
OUR BRITISH cousins, never
doubt it, will llnd a way out, with
out n real war. Their choice, na
turally, would be to let Unci# Ham
do it. But Uncle Ham should
know lietter.
He has recently been lampooned,
and, metaphysically, kicked all
around the iot In Europe, hated
and despised, because he sent his
men anil hla billions to run the
European war, which h« might
have left alone, as the Japanese
did.
I f he now makes himself Eur
ope's ratspaw In China, h« will
deeerve whatever happen* to him.
Our Ida men that demand protect
ion for their dollars in China,
should be content to hara the
country to stand their losses, ami
then he would •>• content with
business a t home.
EV ER Y AMERICAN will ap
prove whatever may be necessary
to rescue rltlsen* o f this country,
in danger on Chinese soil. But
when that ha* been done, our part
in the war should end.
If it Is desirable to save from
death business men and mission,
sires. It Is equally desirable. to.
avoid sending American soldiers
to death. Th# fact th at they are
not mi»nonsries or business men
would not Justify sacrificing them.
T H E R E W ILL B E abundance nt
stories, some true, more false, to
sUmulat# a demand for war. You
remember th# yarn#, sines proved
to bo H#a, about German soldier*
nailing enemy soldiara up, alive,
cutting o ff tn# arms of children,
•te. Such stories, much embellish
ed. will come from China.
And
aom# will b# true, for a revolu
tionary mob la not gentle.
ST O R IE S A RE ALREA DY aent
from China, tailing of mls»ionari#s
fingers co t o ff, to get ring# from
lh#lr fingers, and of American
woman outrageously treated. Th#
usual details, and some probably
tru#, undoubtedly.
ELLEN HOY. City Tax Collector,
Frank R. MacNeill and Company
Thin nale is made pomtiblo through
the Dean Seed Co. of,,Orlando. There
planta arc about one year old and if
taken care of will produce the most
lovely rare*. In the Helcction will be
I’ink and Red Radiance, Alexander
Hill .Cray, Mamnn Corhet nnd Ilrur-
Insurance—Loans—Real Estate
37-9 So. Park Ave.
Sanford, Fli.
A Substantial Jewel*
in a Substantial City"
108 Magrnolia
FOR RENT
Magnolia Avenue Hous
Affents For
DEAN SEED CO
of Orlando
Unfurnished -* *’ • n ll
Three rooms, Sleeping Porch, Bath.
Near South Side School.
Rental $30.00 Month
at JO
Wridley A rt P ag ean t
To Be Presented Here
On Wednesday Night
jury to others or tn-t*fvrty *>r others.
Kvvry car owner fm-r* many risks ■■■.
•tuf every car owner can rejulity ob*
ta iu
(b e
iH vM fgry
ift,<*irR.'!fr fiw
remjlele and eron.imiiul pnitw ikm».
Thursday Program
Of Hand Announced
Reading Rooms To HiClosed On Sundays
Its ml
Camellia Rush Will
Re Put On Exhibit
At TheFIowerSNow
Ap instructive as well a* inter••ting a ffa ir to be given this w«*k
b the Grldley Art Pageant, to l«presented Wednesday evening at M
o clock at the Houth Hide Primary
reboot. Over 30 chitdnn will take
M i1
, •
*
The luigeant ha* been staged to
Mias Val Turner, who ha* bean
iKOiblna the b#»t of music, art and
Inn
•tin into a wonderful program with dirwrtlng tho play, -Cupid l.’b To
advantage of an original and D ate", wihleh was presented Mon.
eiahornu* setting for 10 very large day evening by the O. E. S , ktft
T ucmImx morning fur Ku*li» whi r*
»nd beautiful oil paintings.
she will put on the^iame ;>Uy.
For th# lover or the beautiful in
tnss# three arts an unusually rare
M.* t : I >
r \, * i r ,
rest la In store. The . public f*
N; Y. I* visiting hrr daughter Mr*.
•»nst nudially in ritn l to attend.
Mrs. Frank Powell.
FLOWER SHOW
I'n d r r T h e A u *p ite * ( i f
THE
w om
\v s
( m
'
- .
i:
MAK< II Mt-.1 l
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
1 b U S p a re ll u i u l u l lh
Flower Show
Our Delicious
Ice Cre<
'
COMIN(
l n d *r T h e Au*|riorw O f
.
TIIR WOM AN’S CLUB
I «ti»«a l l i i .
TWO DAYS
WRI)NRSI)AY mid THURSDAY
A c AN DREW JA.CKSON
A m^I UI4 I’M
Mrs. Calvin Teague leave# FrlJudge and Mrs, Jatn< « (
fm
h- c i wh**° rv 1u/i..-<1 hqjno T iirm lay fr
wH* re Judga M
u, wiALIM
^ 1L ,R.
^ LFunner.
P * t* nU* l* r- ,,n<,
hern attending the *Un
me* tmg.
I Mr. and Mrs. loturn- Islar «»f
Alt. irrfcl Mrs. E atl I
pugbiva Friday. March 25. Mr*. Tdmpn »
K * r If**'
^pnirmteml hc*n* u* ford a* t i*> gur*ts c*f Mrs M. M. M
r 1' ’ U*TRljn White, lh# daughter Dougull at her home im ('<U-r.
V K-v- »«*3 Mr*. C. W. White.
A w ane.
A rJf LEV
C'c PIEDMONT •
At 'I he t lub Hullding
This Hgacv Don.ilrd It*
P R IN C E S S
TODAY
S m if o r d .F ia
STMESOTII - SKKV1CI*
Dean-Berg Corporation
Herald Building
Certified Pub He AceotmUnU
Income Tax CmunlUnte
8 . G. GRAY. Resident Manager
I I I F irst Natlanal Uaak Bldg
-
Very Special! Ladies’ $2.00
30 inch Curtain
' $12.50 Men’s
Full Fashion Chiffon Silk Hose Linen or Mohair
Marquesette
BED SPREADS
worth 35c special
SUITS
0 Ladies’
Silk Dresses
.
■ i f i T : ' if80 X 105 Rayon
108 PALMETTO AVENUE
HALL AND PENTLAND
..*
A RE YOU PAYING TA XES
ON A VACANT I.OT7
$3.50 Ladies
In which to pay your State and County
Taxes, Books close April F ir s t
Do not
wait until the last day and have to stand
in line for hours.
$5.00 Ladies
36 inch Raronette Satin
All ( ’olom
HATS
$2.50 Weath
w o rt#
j
* * y
$1.00 Men’s
Black or Brown
OXFORDS
$ 2 .9 5
$4.00 Ladies’
1
SLIPPERS
1
I
yZiiaO v.J
Q t>
$ 9 .9 5
en Dresses
take a Chinee# elephant off her
hands.
Manv Euroaaaa nations have
iateresta in China. Britain, marc
than any nation. Thao# other n t
' reasons
for
Gons will find ...................
..............
h e tp ttf .out of actual war. That
th e ruih
hao Jhr. fjpp i,p th e ft , o r
m a rtsraft wf a nJliaam; th# riak uf.
crrAler Iom growing q tt of in
On Mumlav aftern-un at the mi
nwt o f thr M vlh '-lf. Chur.h, the
Truth .Keeker* Cla»* held lu on.
R* M BS. h e :
cial meeting. Th- tU>* president.
Those who ha
Mr*. Otto Schmrht, pfc*ntM at T IvaUty o f th# tar
the hu«lnci* m-uioo. The devotion* ; *t the Country (
al« were in charge «.f Mr*. X. H; ( with it* ntanj
Squlrr* and rperial prayer «mi Mooiu*, have a*
offered for the revival which i* Ja*t why n«>t car
beginning in the churvh.
i garden* 7 '
A* it s i , tho time fer the |tw*
There I* n«
lion o f offtrets, Mrs. HutrMn-en ; should no t*- l
l> of tie in. Th. »
took the chair during the elrcbin . trrow Very wrii n Orlando, and In
The following officers were if - d - Winter P .n l j> I •«• for thr plant
ected: Mrs.
R r n l* llutchimnn. sale o f Mar. .Til
teacher, Mrs. t». K. Camp. ns#U■ letl will
tant teacher, Mrs. Otto Kchmrhl, and will b.* i r l few i|«rlinrh<.
president, Mr*. T. K. Wilson, Vice tw»t in *ttu i: i-in i.-unl to give it c
Uf*-*ident. H r*. I*. M. Elder, ■errr- to get a* to t •he ho* been 4l>h
■ir car* ami pn>ta rj and Mr*. M. L. B a ttle jv*a*
tort ion.
Mrs. Cuih'tt
|Ira* in tv*', .-it
; ani(san:i, u kjw.
(the nurvrluct
many palnu unr
. Her plsis of I.
I the a*,.it►
, trtfjn
'clu b building.
I tin llir le ft shir of the
'th em ** >11 lx *ev* tul j*..
'garden furniture, with oth
! more expensive plerr* a*
■•he decorative anaugement
the hou*r.
•ht#Mi«»e,wutk
‘*1 yahlM-t maker,: some
stfikip -Txnfhe*, chairs at.l
■will h** offer. *1 Theao t.o
Mrs. Currie Marlowe, Mr*, lli-nty In line wilt? tint lit rtt iin>
B. Purrirm, Ml>« M»ry Mt-Nair !•*» oMalne*! a n r*h *r« It
PowrlJ nod Mr Jack lliw itt ftrm country, and at pr» vs lr>*
ed n congenial r>arty motoring to Imlf at northern fartorie#.
Daytona Ih-arli whan* they *|*#nt
The tea mum. tlw* Ca*a
the day.'
will I.# Italian in It* note o:
f i n i s ope of the Method! t.
Church will meet with Mrs. J . M
McKaskill at .1:0(1 oNlmk at her
home 20C8 . Grandview Av< nue.
2 o * t Court.
fadTircIa two of the Meth»di*t
S p r c h will meet nt tlie ParsonH at 3.-10 o'clqyk.
tB ir c le three of the MethndNt
•fNrch will meet with Mr*. J . M.
i i .J>*» 608 Myrtle Avenue at
*|%>Vlacfc.
.
f f # B ) a four of the Methodist
»| f c h will meet at 3 :J0 o'clock
t j *e church.
H w c le fir# of the Methodist
y M p h will meet with Mr*. J . II.,
M * on the West Side at 3:30
SATURDAY
(h illin g 's Story Hour
tha library.
A CAlt OWNER FAI RS
MANY RISKS
;
r»o|<»r hand* i
;««hcwi are #*
•hnw ruliplv!* «r .1
Inr I eh l ek. anil lb.
df l%t| f ,
It t m U N othin g T o In T r s lig a te
Election Of Officers
Held By Truth Seekers
On Monday Afternoon
pi# six of the MethoHbt
rh will meet with Mm. Otto
i«Jll at 9:34 n'rluck nt her
on the West Side,
lutuuquj
committee
will
at 4 o'clock at the Wdinun'a
Rose Hush Sale Next
Friday In Sanford
• tn ll
>ti* me tn hr
>t»r*jr th* GullId Itirn
ng UiiftJftfheiin u r t r |
Ktre n t
•UkWKi
* rtinivr Clift 79tf M
Mr* » v.r *iv,
r J >lr.\L
hr M
11
JtHlthfn
'i*4
n ,[ r f
Mi
*
j. c
B. U * l » . $lr». A.C. F
ter Coleman. Mr*.
Wright, J(r*. It. I.. 1
DoVwlJ p. l»r ummotM
Krtwn J r . Mr*. Ituv
ami Mr*, llullck.
Far Aching O r Tlr*4 fml
Baa A Foot Special*
Phone 103 Foe Apnoiuasat
Havlnr told Asiatic* that they
may not live here, it would be
playing the hypocrite and bully
to oblect to China’s decision that
•ha doc* not want u*. nr Euro-
. B U SIN E SS AND MONEY are
our real interest In thin Chinese
affair. To fight China would co»t
taxpayer* nt least ten time* ns
much a* the money involved, one
hundred time# a* much probably,
and easts live* also.
If u a must protect American
dollar* and our enterprising bus
iness men. whv not guarantee
them against loss, and nay them
off, a t the lowest possible cost
without war.
THURSDAY
Annual Plowcr 8h<nv at Wo.
man's Cluh. '
The men o f tho Presbyterian
Church will have a supper nt the
church a t ,T"P. M.
>and a rwr Isrgv
U r of a*4t*iaata
riuu-ifxwtlMt,
’ • ■ ■ g if t
•a.1: .
im#r ( , sm,*u5' •A t h
111
t IM
f hrliL
J*^» n«xt :
thf
tht hiirK^t m
tritlcv
,
Dr. J . R. Vidler I
T
r' ’
ROUTABLE
PHONOfiKAT
S12.50 and $15.00
COLUMBIA
And Records
UKULELES $1.75
Siring* For All Imttnmi
BICYCLE TIRES $1.1
F. P . R1NES
: Mr*. J
a'1’*! cffjrirtq i
*»c*L» »-
f r ta im i
>.sun'» Cluh.
\•"Cridley . A rt Paj-enl," South
ISUle
‘ primary school, Wrdnr*<Liy
Wednesday
a* 8
O oclock
« ' . l _i.
fright at
I T h »n»
w *Wilt
~ :be..........
„ «,f........
n meeting
the
I playground board at 2 o'clock.
| Grldley A rt fagrnnt at s .. clock
•t the South Side Primary School
; LHta Delta Ik-ha sororirty
[d*nee a t the City Hall at it o'clock.
Photic 461 •J
BU T SU PPO SE ltu**is loan* a
few submarines to attack from be*
low, and alrnlanea with heavy
bomb*, to attack from above.
Where would our shins he? They
would soon l>e a t the bottom oflhe
water, off the Chine*# co ait, or, If
foriunatr. under full steam out In.
to the wide ocean.
To land armies of any reason
able sire against the Chinese,
fired with revolutionary ardor'and
hatred foreigners, would be crim
inal. Keen war-shin* o ff short1,
indefinitely, as an operating h* e
would Is- impo»*ihlr.
watt junt a rival gang who wanted to "get even . Thorn
why he happened to have a machine gun. He probably had
other death dealing inntrumentn nuch nn sawed-off nhot gun*,
riflen, revolver*, and tear bombn. The rival gang very likely
wan nimilarly equipped.
There nhould be a law rentricling the indencriminate
Bale of nuch weapon*. No pernon with the bent intcrentn of
community nt heart hnn nnv tine for n machine gun. Huntem havo a right to their nhot guun and riflen. but there in
no known une for machine gunn except the wholesale destruc
tion of humanity. Neither In there nnv lawful une for hluckJgckn, firannknucklon, nword-ennen. tear bombn. and gnn pintoln
among the average layman.
•. TJ*0
"uch thirign nhould certainly be rentricted
If no! prohibited altogether.
ILLUSIONS MAY' BE lout, but never Faith. Faith in
•arkaenvill# #,,4 Tamna con- know-ao more than hopo-ao. Faith la the aubatance of thlnga
their argument. What be hoped for, tho force which bringa them from inviaiblo deairo
* * ®f lust voice from down the to viaible form. The only man who walkn by alght la he
ar east coast ?
who walka by faith, for he alono can aee.— Dearborn Inde
—------ ---------pendent.
u K re .
R c a ld c n rr T rirp h o n e I 1 7 - W
111.1 H an fo rd Are.
An inlercsting article uppeared in the newspapers recent
ly recounting the method employed by a citizen of Harris
burg, Illinois to protect hla home from a gang of thugs. Ob
serving an automobile atop about u half of block from his
house, he watched four men nlight and sneak toward him. The
men poured gasoline along one side of his house with the
evident Intention of setting It on fire.
The resident quickly opened fire with n machine gun,
wounding several and driving them away. It was n neat
piece of work. The home was saved and probably the lives
of thoae within, including his wife and two daughter*. But
the question very naturally arisen what in tho world was he
W E DO NOT nets! war with
doing with a machine gun. Most Inw abiding citizens would China,
and it would not be right
find little use for such weapons.
eous war. once we hav# rescued
It seems, os might be expected, that the citizen of whom our nationals.
o . mi
*** ®or* r" ° ' Sleeper of Mirhn
on a ilM M r 8undfty
f»wJ ‘‘•ya In Sanford.
SO ^ETY
J
The Florida Tlmea-Unlon commerited Hanford v»ry nicely with
Interesting “Flower 8how**ed.
®f • funny ml*.
• Fona Hathaway mad# >r*trrln his Ulegram to Mr. Doug.
M ILS. F R E T ) s . I V U r . m
mlttcc In
nee At City Of Flower Show Will
Hall Tomorrow Sigh t [Meet Early Wcdric*
yw s
n*r is one that will not tear
rn wrapped around a bottle.
lo,t hut It wa* the
( exhibition ramp hotwron the
teams that Hanford fan* have
newed.
'
ONE - DAY SERVTf
• SANFORD ;
L a UNDR y
819 W. 3rd St.
THR REAL ESTATE boom wnn not created or enuned
by r lorida citizenn. They deprecated it and cautioned agninnt
-oma people think a good news- It continually while It wan in program. The citizenn of Flor- cheaper, In the Civil W ar, to buy
all the slaves, st a fair price had
,u .i wntn we thought peohad seen enough of “Peaches"
9
* conir *ri to go Into
udevillf.
O ffic e -T e le p h o n e H H
P H O N E Sad
t», 1W7
rllK HOLY PLACF.:— Who ahall
end Into the hill of the Lord?
id who ahall stand In hi* holr
»ceT l i t that hath clean hand*,
d a pars heart; Who hath not
ted up hla soul unto falsehood,
.d hath not sworn deceitfully,
aim 24:3, 4.
P R A Y E R :—O God, we thank
« e, for the fountain of blood
ed for aln and unclean#**. Help
each one to find thl* cleansing
C hrist
S A N T p ^ p U .'
Seems to Be a Hard Guy to Eliminate
81 x 90 Seamless 1
SHEETS
on
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i vi*»<«r#ii.ias*t#'toe**1
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-* "-reHL’J W y
�E a ste rn S ta r P lay
D raw s B ig Crowd
(h i M onday N ight
•Cupid-Up-To-Date.’ a three-act
comedy, was presented to a packed
audience at the Junior High School
auditorium Monday night. The play
shown here under the auspices of
the Order o f Eastern Star and un
der the directorship of Miss Va)
Turner, representing the Wayne P.
Sewell Company of Atlanta, waa
well received and was declared one
of the beet amateur productions
riven here this season.
The local chapter of
Eastern
Star* i* reported to hare realised
about $250, which was declared by
the members aa being ‘very good.'
Those taking the leading parts
were praised for their portrayal
of the several characters and the
variou* chorus numbers were greet
ed by tremendous applause. Ap
proximate!? 75 local people took
part in the play.
Ampnr those appearing in the
production were'
Mr. and Mrs, Paul Erage, Allen
Entx, Mrs. Verna Mae Ward. Boyer
Whitmire. Miaa Emily G rifflii, Joe
Graham, Mrs. Mary Maxwell. Ar-
,500 Seen Contest
< Ty Cobh, Eddie
nd Each Wheat
atest Attractions
\nd Ambrose
d Only 6 Hits
nd Wheat In Oatir For Visitors;
Splits Ilia Finger
L. Hooker
lel.ward on the tail
-e-two score, the In
ch to be thankful for
• game with Connie
yesterday. The tribe
aa a fa r better basein that which
had
n previous exhibition
r Bruno B e tid ha*
n il over the splendid
0 of hia slab artists,
and Elmer Ambrose,
r of.unfortunate misIndlans the Athletic*
rnne northward with
ale* of scenery they
rip.
t crowd to witness a
1 in Florida this tea •
iamL Our guc*a war
-.he box office showed
had rolled in to tha
gion, sponsor* of the
afe to say that numas a good game. too.
fastest nor the clevcpt the baseball hun3 entertained and afwhat they came for.
st went out of the
third, Cobb played
fifth and Eddie ‘ Col•r all time. That aums
of tha three veterans,
ash a hit. The work
is in renter field and
f t following Wheat's
■as easily the outurea of the game in
Dan tfansell. Elols*
L on g , Elizabeth
Clark. A lira Elder, Maria Huddleatan. D e ttrlr Bender. Etheld* Pattrraon, Jana
Eatbdrina
Srhirard. Dorothy Forhajr. Elisabath LefTWv. Dorothy Wlggtaa.
Mary D im Higgtn*. Dorothy H itchell, Martha T a lb o t, Marl ice Tor
rence, Elisabeth Turner. Sadie Lon
Vincent, EUnor Hickaon, Pauline
Stood era ire, Rebecca Wilaon, Mary
Maxwell. Harriet Smoot. R=a* Hort
R. E . Griffin. M arraret Thompson,
Pearl Robaon. Beatrice Howard,
Mary Helen Morae. Eltra rierca .
Ball in Fletcher. Martha Schlffley,
Marjorie Turner, Margaret Turner,
Helen Wlbon, Ana Robaon. Inex
William*. Sue Bell Hill. Sara Runaell, Geonra Talbot. W alter Tur
ner, Jan e Kecly. Oledo Djrsoa and
Mary Wiggina.
mr
Darrow Picks Trio Of
Good Democratic Men
that a first m*«»te* •( Cr*dM»r»
A ll H W M CtolM n r the land ad-;
will k« held In lha office of the an*
It to
dee*lgned R efer** la Banbraptrr- ▼rnwly o r 6 SOtflnt « tlaar ahow
w ill he att
«
m ineral la rk ar
13 Philllpe Rid*. Orlando. Pin. at
33, U R . ta ru e
I * * * A. V Apr. T. 1321, at which lawevl m i l l April M
i l a a t to the
la ib is « ;n r « ih t lr
lim e an d i r r n f raad hoeltloa »f - * ’•
a a a a r* »f p atrn l onder alorraald
BALTIM ORE March 29— (IH 8 ) W ill be made te> alS th e C reditor* la
W tlU tlls a
>■■1*4 In the M k h lu le h e re in
—The Democrat* can pot up three March
II. 1311.
man In *28 who would make good
lU X D O U ni >L .CORD. Referee.
PmaldraU In Clarence Darrow**
opinion— Governor Al Sm ith ‘ of
New York. Governor A lbert C.
Ritchie o f Maryland. and Senator
•Jim’ Reed of Mlaaouri.
The noted criminal lawyer, on a
t UH here today, declared if Gov
ernor Sm ith'* religion were made
bed soothing, penetrating St. J a an Issue in the campaign ‘it aboukl
_____________ robe Oil right on
be fought now.*
the tender spot, u nJ
by the time they
IN TIIK IMNTTltCT t»r THK
£f jrajfjal say Ja ck Robinson.UNtTKO UTATrS COR THK NOUTH
KlUt D1KTRHT OK KIAHIIPA.—
IN IVANKnUPTCT. In the Matter
of MlM.Kit rURNITVRK CO, Inr.
tress. S t
Jacob*
Ilonkrupt
Nellce le hereby given
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that on March 11. 1317 tk* above
rh<-umuti*m and | ian
Notice of claim under (Section 1373,
debtor wee adjudged bankrupt and
31. B. a s amended by th e a c t of
lirimrr.t which r.rc -r
.'anuary IT, 1331.
,
disappoint*
ard
rolled fttatea D n d Office,
netnravllla. P i t , T i b t l , 1137.
doesn't bum the
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NOTH*B Te ' hereby given that
akin. It take* pain,
Henry Nchnti Iranaferee ef Mill*
Milk, Cream and Butter Milk freah daily. Produced
'T
M soreness and »tiff11. hi ration, haa filed la thla office
in Heminole County. No shipped milk or powdered
an arpllcatlen *inder eectlon 3IT3.
v U tlJ ness from aching
K e e l-.l Ktatwtea. ' aa amended hy
products used. Get the best, it costs no more. Double
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Joint*, muscles and
the art nf January 37. 1*33. for the
IM* to t 4 Her 3*. T. II J t ft. I t R.
bones; stop* sciat
daily delivery.
and NKU NKt4 Nee. J« T. i t B. ica, lumbago, backache and neu
I t IT K. T a t M riodda. and that
the asma haa keen allowed by the ralgia. 35 rent bottle guaranteed
by all drugglsta.
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* vV
you want a lot o ordinary size or a lot two
or three times as large, you can get it ia
HIGHLAND PARK.
you want a lot with 5(T eet frontage, or aag
with two or three times that frontage, you
rnn gel it in HIGHLAND PARK.
}
you.want n building site on which your new
home will show off to the best possible itvantage, facing the bimutifu! winding driro^
every shrub and plant displayed at Its be! >
HIGHLAND PARK Is Just the plage farrau.
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f .
•«
’ * ■ •4 wjj
||s*n upon requ est, and charged
E Ike lin e i M i u d t f Ih s word
E t warda av erag ea a line.
PyBtJCH HOXE ADS. w ill >.• re-
UteU for pa Irene and collector
Cat Im m ediately ter payment.
C a l l tran sie n t orders a re |-«yS|e lo ad vance a f public*Hon.
V aX m lK O noun: ropy recelvg e l The H erald o ffice hy I I *4
f m w ill be published the same
r i m o i u i : t f a a error Is made
h i Heufore H erald w ill not be
pseonelhla fo r m ere lh a a one
C o rrect
Insertion.
th erefo re
M of flee ehould be notified at
iRiBroirriHUANcr onm-iii
■net pa made la p e rse * at The
h a le r* H erald a tflc e o r by
Mt*r.
T ele p h e aa
d lxronlln Usee c r i e r s a re not valid.
CtAMHEICATION INDr.X: The
kllowlna
cU aelfteillu n a
ere
landardTied and numbered for
■Irk referen ce. They are madea alp h ah etlrelly and num erUllf- T h e ad s under each bead
le a re a lso m ade-op alphabet-
» "r __
__ ___
_____
a ju i s i n i r o n a m scnn D tn .r.
Tha fo llo w in g
achcdulo
If
Under the
020 000 010—$
! Three base hit*. Yo
on# hit*, Battel, ilulke
Double plays, Kopf lo
ing to Holkv; Ambrose
to Holkr. Stolen lave,
iimmont. Lining pilcha. Umpires, Llndlry and
e of game Two hour*.
n .t i f u
TT you want n building pile with big trees
1 ready there, you can find many such
HIGHLAND PARK, pines, palms nnd 01
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March 30-31
2
I - t;r
you want to be dose (o the High School, and
yet far enough away to be free from lhe»W
* noyances of loo close proximity, lhat k
it i f : i i i i v n
. CLUB
Wednesday and Thursday T h e W om an’s Club
will stage its Eleventh A n n u a l F lo w e r S h o w at
their Club budding on O a k A v e n u e . T h e d e
termination and zeal sh o w n b y th o s e in c h a rg e
deserves the support and attendance of every citithe County
I ANT K IL IS 8 KI.F
V. Holden, 65, wealth/
ry goods merchant, bit
bed from oar to car, a
o o r beside him, w»t
I in hi* berth when Uvs
and Alton’*
midnight
11-—.Miscellaneous
I will nor be i
counts made by
T. It. KJNARD.
4— Uusinrsg Service
“W E CLEAN YOUR RUGS
ABSOLUTELY CLEAN
you want lo lie sure that you arc protcctMl
by careful rcstriclion-i ho that no neighbar,
and no one on your street, and no one in lh#
entire development, rnn put up a building
of any kind that in Ito use or it* appearano#
or even in the way it is placed on ihe die »
occupies will detract from the value of yoon
property, you ran be matured that every
deed to building sites in HIGHLAND FARM
afford vou just auch protection. There cad
be nothing but one ningie family dwelling
and a garage appurtenant thereto on any ood
lot in HIGIUiANl) PARK, no Enrage opart-I
menta to be occupied by other than the •*]
vantn of the owner, no other apartment*, nd
hotela, no buaineiM house*.
The plantiad
nlonR the parkwaya bordering the driwd
will be uniform and artistic. The arehlUH
ture must not only be attractive in Itaelf, Wj
must harmonize with its entire environaimfl
you want to live in an Mezdu*irgn nclghbt
hood, in the gnobbUh xensg in whirh D
trrm to often wt*d, HIGHLAND PARK
not junt exactly the place for you. It to >
planned primarily to be a rich man’Mnnl
borhood, but in denlgned to attract w ithin
borders people who love and a n able ta l
predate the beautiful. In courae of tii
there can i>e no doubt that many high pr|(
ktmjcn will be erected there, hat there i
be many of moderate coat that will be ji
as attractive In design nnd in their Burra
Ing*. Restrictloiui as to thg to d of
do not interest me no much ga their oat
appearance and how the ground* Bbuut t
are planted and kept up. I have hundret
building plans for all style* of houaea
milted in HIGHLAND PARK, with
many canett figured, that are *4 F*W
Mw-rible for alandell Klnard
The atnve *ale I* nowtire «tnck at met. II WJ
innder Arrade.
Our rug cleaning plant D
strictly modem.
Phone Orlando 0653 or drop
Prices itm t as Orlando. Russ
ua a card and our salesman
will call to see you.
Mattress Co. 1122 Church S t
Orlando. Florida.
Tho word ra ta *p p n ** to aack
IsM c ila n ..fa r a ssa ip la 11 w ards
far 33 InaecUona » l to a word
•uuslo I t llm to *3 or 13 »•; o«»
containing lo o t than I t word*
a t* counted aa I I word*.
TH E bKMINOLE PRINTKRY
ANSCO CAMERAS
AND SUPPLIER
601 W. 0th Ht. W. N. I.umley Prop
A. R. RO SSITER
alonr Avwnua
Phon* 212-W
A Floral Bcgteation for Every
Occasion
Floral Daglgns a Specialty
KMAKENT WAVING — $10
xd $15. Marcelling by our exl operator. Blue Bird Beauty
•ppo. Phone 140-J.
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BOOST SANFORD
SET THE New 8anford nonster
lat# displaying hunch of celery
1.50 jatn . Ftudelwkrr Agency
lan Juan Garage Co.
CHKYSLFU
•HAS. J . FU LLER MOTOR CO
Isnfurd Av*. at 10th St. Ilione fi'.'J
D O D G E,
'leature cars und Graham Truck*
tint and 12th St. Phone 8.
I0DGINS A COWAN CO., Auto
Radiator and sheet metal work*
lain end ornamental sheet metal
ark. TeL 716-W. 207 French Aw
SANFORD RUICK CO.
2IS Magnolia Atra.
Phone 367
H U PS— MARMON'S
Sanford Automobile Co.
Magnolia Ave.
Phone 137
JK W trrT AND PAIGE
R IV E'S GARAGE
Sanford Dealer
W. la t BL
Pho
BNT VULCANIZING WORKS.
«MH> AND GOODYEAR T IR E S
U. S . L> B a tterir*.
Distributors <'handled
Commercial Avenue
I$2* Ford roadster for aalt.
*P (or cash, good rubber, good
•"lag onter. Can h# seen at
1 Mapl# Avo.
OUT OUR WAY
NOW IS TH R T fM R
TO BUY THAT FARM
AND STA RT HOMKTHINO
We are ah going back to lha
farm where fswl values win alsrsra prevail. Ju st now it the tim *
to move a f*w miles from Sanford
and start that chicken farm ami
raise vegetables for the home mar
k e t. Ju *t such a plare can ho had
on the Sanford-Orlando rood about
three miles from Sanford In th i
high and healthy oak and pine
»e<'.ion good for citrus fruit*, good
for poultry and good for all kiaiit
•f vegetables.
Thirty aersu, high
ard dry (oration for a homo and
four acre* In murk for vegetables 1
or bulb*— It will rate* anything
ONE O R—Tam furnished room*
with private family in modern
house with alt convenience*, rale*
reasonable 20H Evan* St. (Ifth S t.)
near Oak Ave.
___ /cAMrTCuvr N
vaA VA (XTPk Mtf
DANCE
r y Wednesday
Night
and have a lot already paid for, but
rr be in HIGHLAND P /R K . co m I
Perhaps we might be xbla to a f
trade; but always there Is this p $
your house and its surrauMiaga I
farm to HIGHLAND PARK Idsafc
C. Illdg. Lake Mar
.
FICE T EL . 777.
V‘
PARK AVB. AND
inamim
G o V r i.I W I9I4
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F o r WOULD QtteriC
A KAI5C—VtONOi R
»F H6 EXPCCTS MC
To WORK A U MY
U fC tCA MOTHiMo ?
f VNfcLL M tt > A L U Jt>
'.tH - / t n O H T , K l » 4 1 - f
(£ ($
W H UT*
r-rx r!
TrAQoWiW Mt«> TritstCiS
XiS
A V J A V *M I M T I R C O
P ic K U M U M U P F C R
U P S iO C . D O W hl
V Bu&lMEftS ?
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P NOW
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S o t jA p •
ROOMS, with or without meal*
Rear,,nsble rate*. IJncotn Hotel
15—Apartment.* For Rent
•IB—-llousm For Hale
$ 10(1 Cash and $M> monthly nil)
Inly bungalow on Magnolia Avenue
Price UUO |tg) .In, , t fn>T”
ner. I*h«,ne 11* nnd a«k fur Mr.
Mitchell.
TWO rooms, kitchenette and bath;
beautiful outlook; all improve HOUSE FOR SALT.— 6 room* *n
ment*:
attrsrtlvply
furnished;
bath, lot 50x127; close in. W
moderate rest br week. Young’s take
lot as first payment, balsiApartments, office 200 N. Park like rent.
Phona 207.
Av*.
PARK AVENUE L I l T - J u .t south
ef Thirteenth Street, faring ea«t.
can i>e bought for IJ.TM on any
n-iMinahle term*. This ti an ex
i client location for a Dui>l-v
Apartment House
Bos Uhl rare
1 he Sanford Herald.
FOR S A L E - T w« lots in Oak Hill
and two lota In Buena Vl*ia $ d
each, rash payment andlerm* to
*ull purr barer Box xt ram liaraU.
'Jfi— M lo e e lU itro u * F o r S a le
FOR SA L E —r * * r r * l U ix sin a in
trsde in Kadioa, rebuilt and guar
anteed, Hof- Mae tlattary <’«v 111
E. Second Street.
HADlOl-A- Slightly u*ed f*r sale
eight lu te suiu-r-hetrud) n. at a
twrxain Box Mil lore Herald
All kinjl* household furni«hinv«
Including Ftigtdeire—Apple »«’.v
house m French Avenue in Dr,-*maold.
*
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
FOR S A IX —Cuban Flint .red
corn, $3.00 per bushel. Call M il
v m z i ’ kcnoui I viao
VP.lvJiN'6 ^rfWoON'
- Col DA ■'We CAQ
A ir s h ip I>»s A n gi'IcH
To MakrTcHt Fli^htH
F Il’K ROOM—Apartment for rent
April flrat. Cor. Park and Fourth
D. I - Thrasher.
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A Y«ILK U H L TO “lWAT-~. \ N o li B R ik ir * P c f N
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Wanhinirton Is Silent
On Mexicnn-U.S. Plot
F J t 'R ROOM Unfumlthod h m u
Apply llarnid
I seated <ei hard road in beet celery
district.
Phone 735.
WANTED— Man. Womer
FOUR ROOM- HungSiow opposite SCRUGGSSCOGGAN REALTY
llig opportunity t* m ak *
aviation Gate, Sanlord Ava. IlghU
CO IN C ,
IVaposition otily opan this
and water. T, H Klnard, R. F. D.
Apply between I and 3 p.
Masonic Temple Bldg
Room No. 10 Ferndala apartmentx Country Club road Raqford, Fla.
•fite W
A r tp - T U l*
' C R O V aI -
to harass you with their
driving. It Is the asm* a •
If you owned the ear »*-urtetf
Drlv* ax y<n| ; l-ase
and go Where fiat phase.
There i* real plxaaase in •
drive in nMe af our reeled
tars
ItKKL & SONS
Myrtto Avg and 2nd St
By Taylor i
oil Ihme Ihingn app
happy In HIGHLAN
not appeal to you, tl
you and for HIGHLAND PARK
you build nomewherr ctoc.
By W illij
FOR RENT— Brick story on S . •
font /verue-130 per month. N 'I
Gamer. Phone 50.
WASHINGTON. Mar 2*~<IN *|
IIKBT IIUY IN A G R ICU LW ll—The naval dirigible I sm AnreVr*
AL LAND
,
GOOtk—• Convenient flrat fl,mr
he* again been Inflated at la k In The State Of Fl«ride
apartment fur rent, furnished
Phone M2.
In th* flowing well district n-*r burst and mail* ivsdy In undertake
■nfurnlshed. \’#ry rrasonabt*. Ap
Sanford, with clay subonil. Un 0 series nf te-l flight■. it,*«< gg
FOR YOUR HEALTH’S SAKE ply 110 West Third.
th* highwa) and nn* mil* fm -i noujvel Inday
TRY
CHIROPRACTIC AD
Naval officer* «!eclaie<< th- to
JU STM EN TS. DR. W. E. MAC- UNFURNISHED—.apartment fot It R. •tatlun.
Malian of tha giaht airthtp had
Already rleared, Pet fret
DOUUAL. 1ST N A TL BANK rent, private hath, right up town,
possible rnnneettnn with the Chi.
drainage.
BLDG. PHONE 482-J.
corner Second and l*iUra*!ta: rant
ie * e siloaLatt/htii wax dierely irp .
Virgin
soil
of
un*urp**led
(«Treasonable. 124 Palmetto Avenue. tillty, will grow anything.
u'sr routine
CONCRETE In every shape and
Withdrawal nf marine* (run*
1,000
Aires
In
units
of
3
a<rva,
form, blocks, til* roofing, orna F U R N IS H E D three
room
• lakahurst fnv duty in China, how
mental*, etc. Sanford Cement Prod apartment, private bath, at summer ss many as you want.
uct* Company, Fifth and Mapl« *ra tes; also front room furnished for AT A I’HICE 8 0 LOW IT AVR.I. ever, may drtay or hall the trainmg Might latte
•Make Your Head Swxra" (
Sts. Phono 112-W.
| light liousekeoping. 207 E. 5th.
Home Seekers, Here It Your
CLAHENCE SMITH
Chance
First floor unfurnished apart
General t'-u.tractor
It May Never Come Again
ment for rent, vacant April lat,
600 West First Street
If ynuian make a •malt t *•!<
615 Myrtle Ave. Mr*. Noble.
payment and flnaru-e your first
at Phon* 441
rrup, it will oaslly pay for the
TIIRF.K-ROOM Furntehod Apart land.
WASHINGTON. Msr 2t» -flN S i
ment. Apply Herald O fflt*.
•Silence was maintained by the
If you are looking f»r a "Snap”
Stale Department today eenvarntng
Here It l«
report• that a cleverly »* m lo l
n
7tl3
Kste
tlVrnnd
flt
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P
hm
l
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AFARTMENT
for
He*
Me
At
One*
« » n - i 0j h s .t Second M.. 1 hone ^
Mr-. S . s l n Apart meat N .
pl»l In embrwll the United Male*
W M. YOUNG
" ‘JT!______________ __
_____ _ 4. I'hnne IMO-W. Resident Agent
and 31 tiro through th* uw of l«n ■
Bargains In K*sl Estate
rd Internslhmal ib-unwni. ksil
BADDOCK KtKAM I’RKSSERY ’ F. K- Dutton A Co.
Park Av*. *ad C,*uio«mal -4t.
been dltravervd and frurirated.
—Cleaning, jireuinf, Ullaring. I
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103 S. I'slmallo A«mu*
1‘h .n * ' G A .IM lE - A r a r meot c«mplel Mr FOR SA L E —Two
acre truik j Kn rtU r r i f State Kellogg itecli... |
1 furnlshe-t 1201 Msgnxlla Aie,
farms, rinse In, on Dixie High- ' red In either cnnflrwv nr deny that
e*®"", hi___ v j ■
way, flawing water, electricity. L. ! the existence of Ikes* forged docu
m en t had been established.
A. Kenaud *20 W. First St.
METAL ROOFING— The llonf Kv•■| have iH-thiug v» m n r i t« *ay
erlavting.
Metal
shmglevt Id— 11nti*r* For Kent
K)0 Main* Farm*. Free catalog ahuui il“, H» said.
standing seam On and galvanlaed
LARGE M O D ER N - house all with picture*, deoeriptien*. al* •
roof*. See Jam ra II. Cowa
A hill tu allow all kind* nf
conveniences Extra ground for nwivers ram# and addre**. You d *1
garilrn; garage. Mr*. AMparh. direct with owner. Odlin* Real E s •wearing hsx le e * hreught b-fore
MATRF.SSK8 properly renovated; rem dale A|<artmrnts.
tate Eirhange, Watrrville Maine. the BrUteh Parliament. They’re
taking their gulf nx«re seriously
cne day service In Sanfnrd, by
over there xi<- * the American vlrSanford Maireta Factory. I'hoa* FOR RENT—Seven room house
lurieo last year, Si* sard.
402-M.
303 W. Ninth Street. I . I'. MeMONEY MAKING FARM
Collar.
WIGIIT-CII RISEN BERRY PRINT
10 acres tilled in tine condition
SHOP — I'rinting. Engraving, FOR IlF.NT:—Small bungalow on
with
mules ami eciulqmrut, 5 oerv*
Embu*<ing. Sea u* flrat. W* do Magnolia Avenue. Unfurnished. In
IL Phon* 417-W. R. R. Avenue- derirmMr residentint section and ta timber partly rleared with (vew
within 3*sy walking distance nf the,
Cnmmerrial Street.
D r iv a Y o u r s e lf
tmsincM ilistrirt. $311 mwiithly, I*. $3,500 bungalow -double gacage
O. Ib>x 431. Sanbml.
^ A n y w fic re
J
The entire property (or. $20,000
“JE P 8 0 N WANTS TO FEE YOUHouse. Hotel, Apartment lleuxo. FURN ISH ED —Twa xtery »Hmr<
anything in Fumltuew JEPSOM house on Silver lak e: *2 ear ga- rash payment rnaaonable with $2,
FURNrrimF. Co. I$« f ParkAv*. rtre . electric light*, running water 500 per year aanually until paid
and hath. DrsiraMe tenent of more
The 5 a< re* with house may b*
importance than amount of rent
&— Help Wanted (Male)
Apply L E Rqulree. Silver lak e. purvhatetl separately fnr $7J>00
COLN— FORD — FORDSON WANTED— Exneiianca
t i c k Write to P. O. Ite
Edward Higgins Inc.
o tarclal A Palm etto. 1‘bon* 331
RESTAURANT
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liood proposition it
Wife with »ume capiti
A. Cole, l.ineotn Itelel
FOUR ROOM,— delightfully coni
,
furniriied flat, cattem «xpo*ur? T.»r Sale lly Owner.
BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation located on Park A it. For Inspec
bote* and general cemant work tion nnd all particular*, addn «*
Five room Sgnmah Huogslaw
Miracle Concrete Co J . $1. Ter- Route “A” HD Box 245.
$100 Cash $60 month.
willegrr, Prop
Fit# room Spaai*h llungal»«
ONE AND TWO
FurnriUd
LANKY J i DRUG ST O R E --P re- btuisekeepiiig momi $16 and $20 I'uri ra*h $'41 mtmih.
acriptiona. Drugs, Soda. Wa am 312 E. 1 th.SL
aa near you as your phone. Call 103
8ix room S|uiniih llungab.w
FOR REN T—Apartment and bel $750 Cosh $63 month.
THINK—If you a n thinking of morn. .12U Oak Ave Call 746-J.
building, why pay the Architects
S i* room Bungalow $.300 faih
several hundred dollars for plana, FURN ISH ED
APARTM ENT,— $63 month.
whan you ran gvt tho aame free, 6 Clamant Apartment*. 612 Path
4
and keep your money In your pock Avo, Garage Included. Apply Apt.
I . T. B rian
et . For further information see lor <1.
Phone 313. I H S Magnolia Ave.
HANFORD NOVELTY 'W O R K *.
V.
Collar, Prop. Building Con*
Newly Decoralrd liouxekeeping
tractor, General Shop A Mill Work room* AH convenience* Rate* IS M
and House Painting, 115 N. week—Plenty ihaile— la k e breeFrench Ave. Phone 235-J.
**. 106 North laurel.
LUMBER and complete Una e f
1 building m aterial Low
prices.
Security Lumber Co- “ Where Good
Grsdea Come From " Maple
and
Sixth. Phene 797.
id. Oftoaby fa * ho*u aad bait,
t t r Monroe bridge.
ATTRACTIVE rooms to re al for
aterte or office* i t Farit A tt
end Commtrcial M tw t, W. M.
Young, Owner, 208 Park Are., oppoalta Court House.
Acreage For Sal*
1.1—Rooms With Hoard
Clothes. 110 Flrat Street.
counted aa t words.
r REN T—la Mr.tcb
ly A. P CcaMfiy A
TWO REFRIGERATO RS — Good
n i '8 tNKHH LOCATION
condition; priced rvesnnable.pterann lAtkin, Inc. Mclnnder Arcadia. NICE STORE room 15x60 \t
220 Magnolia Avenue. Suitable ? r
Phone MO.
small burin***; rent reasonal'r.
Apply at A. P. Connelly A Bon*.
224 Magnolia Ave. Phone 4*.
Phonograph Repairing
4
RuAlnrxM ilaces Far R m ljn)
DO YOU NEED MONEY— Hare
unlimited amount on Residence
and Business property Chulunta
Office Young Uldg. N. park Are.
SEM INOLE HUDSONINC
203 Oak Ave.
Phone 4| .
llan o Tuning
J'OU want a location high and dry, with
By experts with 17 y ean
,ter flowing from! it in nil dlreclionH, open
asimrienre.
ever> breeze that blown, free from the m.
Sanford Music Store
laria and mosriuiloeK of the low lands, the ISIIERMKM T A K E Nolle*. ft*h
end Gift Shoppe
place for you is HIGHLAND PARK.
r* hUitte Uka hungry wolves, see Room 10 A 11 McLandrr Arcade.
.
»■—Financial
taila
you want a cellar tinder your house, youcnal
have it in HIGHLAND PARK.
. ,
If
MODEL TRIM CO.
Ate trim the car, not the owner.
Phone 817 for estimates
P. W. RADFORD
« • prlca of *a< solid *d i from 11. I . Perkina — llsbcnlasber
wurds ta 3k word* for on* to
headquarters
for
Collegiate
a a rt'in a .
W h i * c a a t*rcd
g ln
k or* ordered, oerh line will
you want lo economize on .the price of the (
lot so thnt you ran put in the house what yaa |
save on the lot, and still establish your hoau
in the highest class environment where the,
best houses will be built and the best sodr*
life of the city will center, you have an at i
portunlty now to obtain concessions In be
price and terms if you are prepared to bu1
in conformity with Highland Park idc ,
that are sure to appeal to you, and that St*
will not be able to obtain a little later w
building i nlllGHLAND PARK is well un ,
way.
’ .
»U
’.sday and Thursday
MuatoBy
If
11
K
. - k i'me
you want a building site overlooking a part,
there are n large number of such lota hi
HIGHLAND PARK from which to moke tout'
selection.
,
*
iln ...
I
HIGHLAND PARK.
enth, with two gone.
, - a third baseman of
-aned against one of
and sent it spinning
wa. Bob Bnyder, who
game after Catcher
e had hi* finger split
paid hi* day's lodging
-oae clout that landed
field fou| lino and the
<-d.
th French scored from
larr'* hard hit ground
sing knocked down but
•Id. French rrgUterrd
picked up the ball and
i Mb it .
,
ood game. 7.
ore:
All R It PO A K
for Schupp
33 2 7 27 16
nningx:
I f you want a building. Nile fronting north,
11 Houth. ctiNl, went or any direction in between,
you ran gel it in HIGHLAND PARK.
SPENCER’S DAIRY, Phone 400
.’a hireling* had push0 runs In the second
up in his half with
1 rlapped a double to
Holtke came up pnd
low exactly the earn*
boas man scampered
ubber with the flrat
' skied to Cobb to end
entered
ified Rates
f
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V
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V iw c.P o r —THCri
VUlTH V O t ) - A * * 0
IMCiU6NTAt.LV NOCt’O
serv ed hurrv on,
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mum a bo u t
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C h n o H T ftOr! -
TW7C I* OFnee
MAMAUCM • N e t
HAVC TO \CC
rim —
AMO T H A T ? T R A T
PROPERTY OW NERS
TAKE NOTICE!
Tax Books Close April 1st
Tho law provide that “If taxe«
u|K>n real estate shall not be paid before
first day of (April of any years, the tax
collector shall advertise and sell."
This is to notify all concerned that
the re<niirenu»nts of law will be com
plied with and the tax books will posi*
lively lx; closed on April 1 as provided
by law and ull lands on which taxes have
not been fluid will be advertised, nnd ex
ecutions issued for unjutid personal
property taxes.
In making inquiries for amount of
taxes the lejral description of projjerty
as shown hy deed must always be iriveni
JN O .
Tax ('ollrc
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of the third u’.neal flower ahour of thr tVwHui'i Hub.
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mrnt. and henniy and ufiginaiity of *lr«ign.
O f B o y s A n d G ir h ;
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note County T. M I' * » l » * 'he
s i o n I x x k ic d I n K n i f l
Two prlre* for the tear garden*. th« firri U the ralur of t?u •eroml day uf th* an u it rainpoign
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i Piarve nt*d 2ft bavehall playrrv nf
in jr T h r o u g h D o h r i s
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o' ’ k L thi* nflrnwcn, the ihe in<li,>iia|,u(ia club hit 1<i h<*;i n in numnry U«wk. the cecwnd tn the ealue of $l« to !*■ •elected by the f,*r food* end* Ihi* I trnlae i e»- with th* flame of lerrertim wbRh
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awarde.1 to the m r gardra* m. «t , lerday’* Intel | f ff.ll*' brought ikt I* (aging over South China, Plit* thirst '.unual Milnrr Jvhi-u ami thereby !• minuting a train In* *tay
r I auteaaafnlly developed fir beauty, privacy, and u»o and injnyinent of '•urn already r»i'<l up to I t.'Otl and to g lodav U *aim and vea«ehil.
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C R K SSO N . P.i.. Mar. 0(>— ‘ I'lnut Sale. The cal'* of plant* ami i*f a month In Sanford. Our rthlmStit furtiltute jin the terrace hit tori ei.ii»e la aehednlrit for the the family.
fhow'ng mail.- and the prvepmtaimaa.'ei ia chief nf the a*-rtbern t h. :it>..-<‘hinr*e fTtolm «>pcu*2k
[IN S )— O ffld ttls y f the iV in |it » tmrticuUrily bnitpy
.. armriite- Houtlirrn iliri rlt^ nrd fn»ra theto-j
for the iteat two day* work •
aria*, by hta mm measure*, ha* nlliti-W.* uptitt Ihn iMrrh-fu!**
irlvnnia Coftf anti f>»ke. O ur- Intent «» i|
tin. i lull a f< *tle» the (|«ii> lump* to I'haltanooga for
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Mp- II lira, rI'lH'.'irviir.. which it a brief *iop. After tin* t'hatlan*."iru
winy Mrht'rto KhrenficM. I*
•VW. Tha dltw ,« l« *nd t“' iorruw j enathrrn agitator*, although the
game th« w jt «le*tin'«ti<m i» honie
nKrt alluring t« the parverli).•
night. At*"
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SeWS Ser^ ice that If.r*n iniu.’r jTunnkaffr. Mr
IIbitj . Il-crrn,
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raattha ef D-day.# work are t» ba ),|t»t.. elm are attempting U, incite FYrnth coneenahm,
b M m a
nil Mr*. Ilnwird U.ng are rorv- cxtn mi: le tiefkial ore. arr«rdinr
reported and tabwUtrd
*in.WM* end tatur leaden.
rc beubtod entomhetl
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uf
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train - an given rut l»»t night:
(feraght f.rUeg hen The »aty who huil been henlttl in
>f. th»? Inrif'^t iJ* Cwnbri.t c'K.tsf plant*. On the » pputltc aide Park one af the t»e*t in t*
ORA MUIf I'lVillO N
j danger that may art*#, It i» heliee. nf the attar her* lu gtwa thf'w..
of tlio walk*, Mr*. ll*n: > Wight ai.d who a n entirely ralNfirtl with
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muhl ini’* from ar'iflmity »heller.
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The Klghtmoth Ainemh nl j* Team I, Captain Haynee
fflriti * lirlirvr Xv<> • *r » r* copy of one in Killing'* CiMni l*i ■prln.: ia alrnu* a errtilnty, Prr»l- holur tl in H • m4aCWity.tfc.tf
Tram Captain fmiik
'made their w»> tub, ISklng and mad-* and fired a*»a.in«al »bet^ I
i-d
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Smith
would
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him
irkine In thr e-»vc\ J rlmnnel
th- Annanute tr«>v» dafWtdk
|they deiihtleea wnuld heeema tirg
that iiukr* »
f wl u bit
■ *bored‘ »rlf hut did aay fhn! the »tay here aat night while ran- ite U. T». l»a for ihe Uietkgirer to break or elc- Total
Ml of the«o mm
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$1,710.71
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kt'ri.
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l Kenrrhl alarm
lunrm **»a
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•orimi ti l.athtjj
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in- f>lapr> have
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nf :h» fhildren in frant ef the ma!
. CKUCRY PIMMON/
an‘dually Team t, captain Nneed
I T7.1 Ait'eriean raabkata ef thi* rity
inIhire ow n initio thr *■ *
la 4b *• I*- »-f ti.r niuUl cl’i I 1
fit of *X(r u*
' --Mrer a*i*f fW r In therer of the t^wtr » « l ileral drr
The freiutt .h-femler*. hOWaVer.-"
the aehrditle an* t»ul hl.idrrrd ev roa-t art iIKir* »‘f 'he Aeporlw*' ' making the hu«iuma ai!l*un«l.*tf n* Team 7, Captaiu Wbttner.
2.77. * are **t frightened by lha threat fir-nl tullrr* «**r the head* of ltf*‘
Mr lr- had jt.-.
v.i t-«d Jmm !a non prufltaMe mw. The U* tug.
f . ni aimther Mmaeine by the Canto- rhiblmt.
lyfetalf trtth rr>cu.- enutpne’nt1Uro» niny rutitd raally l>av« t‘ nt- en cpr dav on acreunL of thr *-|r.
Team ». Captain M'llarm
a - p r * ‘ ocetlwad i* l«> Wgh. t«-> dry Train l». Captain Hurt
. . . „ Perry, wl-« - he iu.l
TVS t eee, -! though n few Amen ana
nd ' eidth trainml nitm* rrrrae 1t<et "Ih* <1i>#U!iu»."
Thr alluring mrnt*
Ann-Forti(n art-ir rmttlmme *eIktnd Irjrr* with a *ov»l *•*!! ■i«t thi- pt«»~« ilu-n m the am nd.rhtef atated
IM .1are pending awav their entoien *nd •PPM
t (**a
.ca'tui'i' * of thu Italian ho*tr**ra
rva I ia China ti-dar. and tile ef* i
Tram III, Captain Walthall
At J:4f< 1*. M-, 12 ie**1 )a.eicv‘ ■ .nvl. ran Urnt ruUine of the Caaa club, one that ba» Htown a worhl trial of w. j Paehiuiai*. aer ••*!} Mr. two decltnad lu tt.mm.tu on
— I rblttnm.
lire reaitul reginp »rem* ta fefv.
tro at tiin mouib a t the mine ami Flora tn»ka it ea*y to underaland of imnroveniiTt during tho |ut»i ,.r ihr muoler %-f two dry agi nt*|the Herat rlmnge tn the nflh-» it Ti-lel
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I ahaul <••*. 0M tioepa In Maiwharva
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owltijr thronen th* dehrl* t<. tho •«,!> . r F.egUih f i ntlemen of the through with iverything that »•>
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and
**ver*l
ntnnd-rd tnlnrra n» «*>*•« a» the1nlnrtayath rentury preferred Italy
1. \krfU, tagted «b» 'Orwegv lh«i *lnr« a**.l Ikwuui pritlme again** nnd *tb*r tnwae in
new face* will probably grace the
i* hr» clocrml Miff*eiently to |wr- i,nd l*rtinotun.
i,,U* i* aftmwl of the *Celerjr IMri* I abmit JOn.TOrt C*nl.»ne*e regular*. whivh are rilif on,let rowtmf o f ■
tl their cntrAiicr
.
The etar* forma a rharmlnr li.diatt’a perk thi* sttmmrr.
• ,1k <
Cap.
ahu,'. Vad by Ma,'- r J. tl ItAll.
an ! Tt* drive nf the t and new* the n rttverwer*. ttwre ram# a lM.
One
hob1
tbit
yet
remain*
to
be
. 'garden riLrta with flowoca In tW
tain It C. It’itt,*•• went to the northward on I'rking would beaf. yurt i .lay af *i.ll-Alwft(ta d ‘ -.
the outfit Id |Uts;d
t4k*,BI!r.S«»"Ui
•
(ivnt rank aa .lewder tw date ia ih# fei'vd by p—.»tbie deaerthm* af ta. v. In Uo loutbeiemmt pre»We
■tu unythlnu* for u
tU.flN.Sl
tram work with • trial ef MW,
notthrnww due tu pi. i-»g*ivia mi of hwaagtnag,
. -Wm
4i».i k»Jlc*K
At tin* eieainga »eeaiuit in the writ a* the prereat frantic appeal*
Tbr Frenab ednuniettallna f *• !k talca * Cafe, a Kiuntbav t*f ‘7 «f Matvhal Chang te enltrl fri Kwaog i bovewan tn Rwaagftpv^ ,
h rkrn. •ei ..'*l ihe .e.efel
#tg« aid fur b»* campaign agaiart hoe eatf*d a report that aa Aw r
|-n (t i au<] will tha Capteng*#.
l* lu*.1 Will be
tn* pfWMOl
'kiafly addree* the inemviei* ef tt<e
Tl* lUrutvwrian w f c r » P * f c
-pTTi,.f nmi that the fa
>f»tt
hit.
irnkmf a il rotif itfumruf Uwl Ikt tt <barge have beer far-red I f I
T «\ ( idleelikr ■"•»'"
.
i aafnneee are 4*annrie,l by th* i*fugn In Kaehaw. TW Fw
... lbe
:hd*raW7wrtil^tdHt1W*A
Ikm of
r>*e t-*Mliil -11271 t a ^wo%rw uu.uitity. One more
mure man f•<M > U Alter
Sru»ofl
llc*rrlhet!
Rotviaaa and that the feeeiaii Biiheriileo »i*Meot "vat warehi:-|.-aar* that are antagunutte tw to **at there immediately.
1 Chertinued «n I'wr* 8i*>
.h,. g,i„|rtt lr r.:e-Wd »h any m-eot.
||y Ownrm An Onr \7hlrh
Itrerlp li Same aa In
’ - ' ' i t * ____ j »>|t
Vc*tf rtlay’a game alwtwed Ho.
Thirteen Aever.van. ai« UolaUvC*
vrardv luHi* vhauld givw him ar
||««
Ik-t-n
Very
Surcm-tfitl
d mure bitting te vet
rive iwyntt, I
at llrihuw on Hainan Irinnd a*7“
•
At th* rh*» *f lm»in*** T.* ■
thing th*r rlul>
Marihal tTvaag, tn talking with r.iHIng to tho Fienrh a*
. ef HJIntM
Thr llutel I uinr*t lake I* te l*e ttty, Mar. 25. The raroida *■' «*■
»nd giaee feaiv are fell fee their
a foreign military atfai he, rei
_ 4,king twirler
* rate,I hi* tlrteatton af feuldlng vofoty It l* reeummentfad that ‘
'
Comment i" ni-iny « f the .t.t..
. g-i
] 11.,.| . eit.lrvrr* wa* m* re n*|*>tr.
A|ipiuvti|.alr(y III.WW i* «»
Peking tn the Utreuvt tiadt af bt« * whip he mat tkar* in tnre^
ticina! garrta tuiiutfTWw
rcj,M uf » -Vk ae* r (art i a r,! * 1
paper-- rtlatl
.iu r
u. irrk «f
, I* ul un imp* ivemri.'* within the power however, only twe aat nf the gate.
will
n«t
t*
ye-o|M
>hed
again
tiili!|*rn
i-ollr*tr.|
m
i
the
1't»d
i>*>*
.-MM, nnd l> V rar *- nt tu ",
TW NurtWnrero appoomtly an•t
II ntw
- Il »cu ..n gcMpdiag l" •" an*.' .
the «—■*# • umber ef ta* n i* lv'»• Hear futme by Nwvf.'id hutei and original nine mialriere remain»"
tintjriran l-.-ui i
. 1
-.tanfunl ha* treated u« well
uiurtnirnt ..vriiar*. aiiorvlilng lu Vt lire |“eking government and farih-.r not *at preparvai la u<« reaUtan
F»»rp«»n Springp fcn.i f» • *i*f• I *Mtn*
CIIICl'AliU. Mur. ••b_tlNS)
buvr had a vyry enjuyabl- »tay i,, „t mM|a today hy lliuoniftald V.SOA, Ka-t lw< n lamed thh* y*ar
| Thi* *b-wiog U aatt la be *•- |* |l*nimg, ,tr put j hotel *oreOil* iWfertnmv are likely, leading ‘ ' to the Cantoneae fur thae ha>*
-taaftfrd «l*tetruths bert.wtng <-rr
t'r Omr.plete rii»p. n»l,»n nf *uft rn»l y, * ’• war the parting temavh of liuluk. one ef tho owtwr*.
•taiirr uf th* Mate, who today teid tho p>wvitality of g romgkgM rot oltMrwem in order from NaaMMLpTOI
f tlw kdoet ivmiiur at the »e: s i ^ . -mng ill ihe runlral fumpeUtlve
.Smith late thia afUtw*un.
a iri'irw nlt'lir.d The llciutd lhai lap— ef tho vaUaet Ttde w,*. -t • how to Ihe ip.rth. *ftey Ihe U.
April 1, when the •
Jim* H. CbUteiuten, n»*t mm- ,in(<>n
ih
|.« a<ropiiatated until Ihe end «f,
.
t..h*nd on la* mibrUkM, the ini|.rov*rn»nt* n*.w |.latn.d by be d'*a*tr«ai to a tureeeafal (- - puiabwee .vacualed nine Anver
'Iiandeprd fhim|lbe!l-le*e*lng I »»- *• .l^-btnnvllln wag«- •rale agr.-ement
the prearnt week but no newj_»
*H»wn -ahoi ■■ hwluda the ownet* wiHild aiaka ^-aafur-t fewae af thi* ttty if tba Smribrrvw, kewe tn ityd
»*d la JokavP
•va* yeeterday a iW M tal f«r th 'texniree, apfn*ar I inevltahln tn.
gn*-*t* will I* rarvd fur after to-; poll ta* a ml U-*n»e* f«r i«-th vi -ife. fate eafrenwly high with the ran - ^ „ ,,( ( *trung army agai
ffH* i f vireuitnmarvlrr
f
|,<iayH
Cnntaaaa* raaliiute In f l »
inorruu
The
tndta»U>»lte
•**«
•
>,jr
tlw
i«*t
10
day*
there
N#*
late le g: -n. Mr ChUtmJen '« m
miariun In tb* rla»» »tid fwadltkon
•efugve* *Mt‘* The Tantdngam'
tail , tub la t*. leave tofiRirreW af- har„ t ||y. ,.f ta«pa>n* »*«*li "*g of It* hoetalrtaa
uoW ia Walter Rr« J'ltwidUl. W»r»h , r lllln.1. wa. tnndM • m*t t>« Rv 1
Iromgww, hrtnginlg |M Am en,
f>
U
i»
I
’
i
n
c
f
l
o
K
c
h
t
i
iu
r
Itrnom ar»l only « few gue*i* lur„. .t the wfndewe «f the ..ffxe
tt'.u, D. C.. rereiving it* *ta»ent
The Miuiletuma Hulrl i* |.lan
t ’l i —I,* refugee* fnm llaakaw na*tr<
will remain forth * following f^n, * o’ltmh in the m •«a»>ir ji«t‘l ■ring tu erect e iww and mudent
t .p eh old war v .. . I
A l t e r l i n t a n a r l u r n t , „ „ M of tw de*tr»r*r • ■
itnaw it* ......- - ..... ,
...
th,«f day*.
‘
after the rlwaiag h**ur. k •«kwk la Iron fire em-ape at an eatinva'e-l
1’idloving i*. « d i <:■ I| **»t' • 1 Mire Wnrarra IndlrabC they will
waa fund mi a* It pamml Naaklv ^
The
ataff
will
hrgm
it*
pll'ltb*
aC
'tr—n,
Mr.
Jmhtaa
v'/1
mm. the
.'a.i
1
rotisid/ r loRfr Wfl|vt» a*»t|
not af fl,7-7tt, *rn>iiltlig to fe
d-trine the a'eht There • •
UKMPHIH, Mar do— (IN S 1 NKW
FANS. Mae.
Uak#:
- .
* -Memla.-le Hat* I vriH ISwt- -Comaiaadey Fmaee*ry t*e r**<tail too alth-ugh *ay*rral
rial a-hrice* to RUe Miller.
It , ” ’ thoonik’iid ,wrri>ne driven rtram.gr m.rth on Friday, wlw.a j
porta.
The
IgBifaril In rer|e#Bnt>l'- f^r the ,k-nt. were thnt oertlnf* in
*h"rtly have a 1'OW hre r a * i» . u« pi rod*. Italian ariator waa I* kultatv hit tho eeaoalv.
‘»k» •n‘ "'
, . ,*. ..ffiv
I *
fretn th*lr homed ta*t night wh»-» ‘he-majority
-ntry **f the ntuvt utiii:' • **b rlr fielil* wet* in a like trl»|" r
TVe Cent..|»**o have wrgvtpipal
teuriag four ruatlnont* by air,
,,
,kf| tu r
the • ta aiMltl.mrl aril h» »h* *aiatlng
hat ha* nt>l*inted at P' *" n'nvi n
,
i,,n.r,l of thl- a*. tthe lari,Ma drile Wve# turnad latej thr Hartal l*uh Arbor, a
il flu-bit m ***u*.
. wro-d a ml opaniled b> tin Hull- k
,,,
„f tb* ;
he added Tha Unc«tn llutel '* havme i f real*.I l«t*y after hid record here'* *• vp.tayd nil eravmrte tn the *)'(
nm huvmr a .-ani iete I ,ri.ii»lllve *
v ,, ,*|Uil into *»..i*>ni»he river
,
| jf,
ruling or* the . »t»g fluvrv re-built and ta vown tu Ukc me flight from llavaaa, ha haetng l.ti —nre*ri#n. but tMo fee
.»»!
r f '}*■
u,,lav but little Uyoml dbmevior' I mile* »f t• nnlaada, » » » *
f brat hem In New Jervey.
In nun mem lag thl* gniiutig r»l|B«de. many I—•* r»- *r«* *♦»*» •* it* t l*.* a* »«e nf rim city I ftr»‘- made tW dmtaaee af 100 mtlaa in done no damaeo aa m AamrW‘
Ihe pa»t .rawm Mr. HuU*k .UUdUbe • ptabn. that it waa *»«re le iUaa hnt.le, Mr liei.itag atated
ate houra and II mltmetea, ailed daalrevet haa Wen Mending b?»
llv ami aUrwti d ua.v. teal
»
■» Hrlena and S.-u. Jake. Ark
Tl.e nail Ipa Apvrtmatif. at |>y a (rati* wind
that
it
h*,t
lw*-n
a
*urrea*ful
«M
evMrMd
»’(
‘
he
•'
.I’b'
An
«|u«ing
In
«h"
Wvee
reeate,!
"A* fur or the lltbw.i* fwld i*
J M-j.h J» CulUetiden,
.r ifi>rd
•»v (ht' rnimMliif
let th^ .»! and had lived up tn the especta-ieumlAtagr »h»*h «*t*tv in ... mmui •Urvmd .‘Mreot ard Oak Aveiit*. 'Meanwhile Ma ably, tlw **aU
:iaat |>t>** eoinmamW-r (,o,l ■>
‘ ip no p* «!,** i*id Miller, .■^tberi- foot »w ul lew Mt.ttM.ppi Rtver tk>n» of he ami hia brother. II9w-1County
* V Iu I- renavativl aa-l arptwa* -(ltul
Maria „I* being ................
MftkiuUI. II
h« tl :,it j* i-'a f l-i r'1 nun.
" will be no attempt t» run the m*h int-. the eireie. and Hooib. ard
malely |2,t«a‘ arent In imiw-ivlng #r#,M
having r*a«He.|
.
" h r ate very aptornmw
uptomlrile
mlnr*
with
»tnke
hrvakrr*
afUr
lurida. ia ml*ring Ilia fir*-. <hit, tha hotel cemn'ivamoal *n fuf ,y(, wurk tevaml day* *r«- j
I2JM0 *.r»v «f farmland, and <tn nnt year
[itftmenk BMMttag in )«ar»- Mr the *u»penr)on. M’e are l*t t'Pn:»e m u ha* l«=en aucewMfal.
nmaarni
'
, •The Italtfn and kla twn r«mt-*» { a e f ’l i l n i k l i n I T ’ lt lH l
drove
t.*.kt
iiegme*
ard
2
**0
|i*ivrd
tu
the
union
m.
' ul H*e
Oeneralljr, ria l.e i ta iw aa
|« ieava h*re t*.«aef- A t
' n ilil
lllllin Miller *a:d he k:if* of no llltnula ner-xn* from ‘ heir bnwe*
•. alter lu-el t' - lUL'
rundUhm jae any o lr tn tho a U U l ^ -f rrj,Uv foe the neat atnjlk
—
Walnut
that
'be
br.ai
U
d
<
•
*
oompaaiea
tl.at
u
I
ik
i
I
o
J
ta
kiga
n |i c . t*
>■ fn •*■- » * ' •
i„ ,e.p-1 Jo it. Writ*
tuleentwn. Tev
t* AhHtMOTOM, Mar 3fb-<IN
________
t
-ativn lr* remady ‘ ’ ”(d w r I Individual temj*<rary «ite 0 ii«M eunVd In .hrilUt.g wh'.tk-* "f t»
r to many eHlae. Mr Ivtuing ,
____ ______ — —
. i —Further tadignuiea peeptrtMp
,tvr.'-w IumU itandine hy. re»ole*rt*
(mr gueat
..mud.
The
ev».'*r.'i.ug took i 0f . the , vi*tint; <oatract*,
aJ.i*d------------------------------------------- MM.ICM MRAp TO «»‘ 'T Ht,» rkmeae Kalbmaluta upm* Am
nr,I I* fare thenn rw.hrf th<- wa'rr # Kfltl(|
yor «gr , tty and far
*tictiil cngpiianfn' »f kit illorm
The mu* >1 at niUrUinmaal fur.
----- - ----' ...
NRM TOUR
M» ' I ' - "
.ad fereign. ■
• '
id telegram-, were Aiu|eau-»teal by.
I Itflrlr.t land h W
*w* »vnre*eed the'
kofel.’
Pl.t I III l l l > ARK JiTOLKN
itlaheJ the Klaranlv club
, - . m HI '-M A N W l»*AIt
Imdwn t
......... - - ‘ •-—»*» JJ; u th- -•>• rieamrtman' • >'»•
,ia buddi*" ' *tM*err*inu their *ur* ,
.ivri . f n^-nr imd «
their 7i*-*.
___ Tbe hotel will p«»‘»b<r be up*t
tnday by Iwan Pnptro. rtalmirt.
ftrnrr*e«t»rive
I
aw.ll-la*
[a
w
>
Uaf^yetilinU-dat
t*»iler»i
hM
ageanU
C-SWUUama.
-tv at - not
aUrtit Joom-rir Cahom *.*««r * vl tfant
1427 M
7VAr»l!WIT«»V. Mae. W OMn*
*
**vlgn*tli*w, to taka ,rfyet nn Mae
Aaiatb- -uoo-lrvn
Ut. waa a feature
tW luert>- tu |pl l-f lyo|t»taaa died trotfe la
*' * • ' aaau>ee 'aK“fmallb*"
^ V **• ^ A m S X ^ cViriW
e*m aeriWa at th. Hotel »W io»‘ Garfield llnapita' Me »*•»*(!> b«-l «immediately
l*akc, lbo laa( t*» *• Wtd at the undergone •• *|utttW. bn waa vWo nreridant af **e nf the aa- at I nk** ha» Ima Writevl*.
t reign tyfugevs Waving N»IL
hotel (hi* acneao TW weW, l *
tl*nal telegraph lumpaolea
, have loan alone*! by Cbhta** rn***
waa In rkarge of AI RaffleW. W W year# old
f
ti>
.*
n-lhvd
-n
iaollnr
•»"MW*
v
c
t
p
e
w
m
j
j ho reported,
*
Wal'or w h u w , nf 21* l^urvl; rf a truytert tu'pb'»r
cat lueechont.
two week«~tnr milpt# wrtbrmt eh rec
A number of guevt* oere prev
i enne. ia In bVroald l^ughton i cam mul lour citWr per*«n*,
Amerteril revril. • ‘b*
: ran-v.t it-any famlllea l« *a<-<tr.
ent fo* tie meeting.
*be"»
i pita| miff* In* vri.h » broke-. t-f ttn-n )>’ung mill
■------ ------- a — *
. ...
.
a
*
* ___
Rtvoe nn vurarinpatty i'W l
J. ti. B~«h, uf TrenUm, N. J.. wba
t grid ittm*ernui. A t* ard tu-ui.-- '
t, o a -w r -dp#..
*i—k* on tW wuck am..«ig rri1t*| ini
l fk^g)i
ImA<( tlfd inc* um A I
VVUtlaiv-a* dlapateb
t\4 wbef
rhddmn tf Haw Jervey %
and
i £ a ( j £ '. M l d H i l winch lmt» :
*,tw rk *a tat Wit-- Mtfri*
northern
»•#•*•*
MafrMl
h• ad thi* afterru.-n nt ^ t: i't
that the
D o gtHrvrt.um
r
. nl ^will tageUt.,
in K».!,«• Tung i
H
ARIIINGTtlK.
Mar
IW
Hr.
on,
pdd
wWfetary
«
'*•
;-xk at the ear tie* *-f Fretith
radtu ariT that tho Itftwer
_____
Father imported
' • l—
o—l
(INiilAtabUaation
af
th*
radio
V.
M.
C.
A
t
made
a
Wtef
report
.•rue ar-l kUewmtJt >U.rt.
um the reeult *.f tbe be aI 7 mdu.tr > by tw Faderal Radlv reeotvlair vet. »'•**»• •
t'oUupt V*a* yidiuc a i v iorryv uf many vr r M
m ^
\___■
•tl**k* mi W
w ______
W m p^ H l t f ' ' l l w t.
“ keaevritian af A*
CannnUMiua. « U k UoUy wa* ram *a!**.“ tiinbw aaid.
fna f*"*»
.__ ^
M l * a*, til t« b v a t .lii.b-d with
t.-.vel) bittiti# ami fWding F T ^ l l b S r t - d by aevaral nf H**
ta the fart thnt workmen ar* campaign
Mr. Rntfee. a *a«eab.f
I*»m l--d
eleting heartftga *n »egnlnl“»T
autieaiiii,'-- driven by a man Int fur evriy member uf the * ;u*d.l „f
Imirral r*«uia«Um alvn mean* a ppatrar Vangti* dial net
|n*l yf mTj- Truly, the bay a were w th# p„ 1orly today Urtag uff Philadelphia
fF " 2 * ! *
net Damp Johnaun. _ J d w -su
greater perfritbui <’f bulb preotv- lag kitlifndtnrily O S
Ira «a»e ^verol vbdm bumb*f .
tag a »l byandraatiivg apparatus tinge firing an vh*>ra»«»e
not rwnt> any lajuno*
#. rumpan.. -I at tba ptfao by Mi»« tM* year, amordtag l« a*an«fh«V and onaaggdadtty greater eerelca f .fa* ikqa from Ni
TW Matter- wav iNWtivul.-.l
C< hoa. who .1*; *•"* •
uret* and >«[»rt* attandmg the t*. the iiataar. a*‘ «Hiog »* jB w n ether p.'lirU *»• *-g tW
piikv pul nu atr.nl* *
ut «ria*tb>oa. TW * « b of NAb cgi/er* »vrta
tilth bfmvWavtmg .latotlard taan- xuamaakattfn * * '» • • »
•
MaPa.
1
actlata wa* highly ajmrectfu.1 by
tern* ara eapratfd to " u » r * r • b iv at Nanking. ---I.peni'-g uf tba »tate l>af tW,
JTa ruetmel tbtfg f » » hard* l that auyg Utfiiag “b*1
vffort t.*warj « w v rffh^tem
mea*bera uf un
Iron, tbe aW. A. II. OraW. of Naw
-Fogvy mraa Aamrua*
Story Of Sanford In *'
ttali**. while legutfttfr* vj tb*
Turk *e* v the ko|tnab-4t of - ; *
,, fete no-i it W .ay fv.rU^*’ gmd at kn^Mtgjymdd ba|W> ‘ be P*»t ^ * * *
gank i l i but Mr- Cohow. wW admitbkd ta a
With 1-riwtt,ally a i«
Amutig tba rtvitoea taday war*: ra,tu> ara , Radio will tlewbvp rummUatun wtU M w tba aama l*h mlmluaaria* have Wft i
at
tha
uth»r
Included In Booklet ter in thr rield. the tralt-Hg 1* ntvi **ka«*re aaid to be r>- nn)v un l*>e m |,r»-•'Utatlve ef The Ifemkl «ha e.
St.wea wore tbrawa al
^
§ ............
j r*Hawktgte.
• ftW tmpruivmevtl by bramlra.tere
..r r - L R*a Ba*»-vti*,
and witMn a few year, t«* 01 rtvwatry.
Rd Hr <wn j W tatcaiad Inilidlag bangainw^. ^
• W uiUm
.
With tW praWMItty of nbtfo- they Writ
map.* UMioatrte* »f IW
Kiwaatan from ,n Grebe'a upiniun.
tag the braadenrt Wad vrhrtnalt|
pruwerty.
la a l^tuilei pui-li*baa ;
- ii.e u h
Tam Ma»»e>,
-w.
____________
runfwuv
Ilf
hi * pui
Unda City
■ it
(
•«* Pflavb Svrf'.-ty N.
'
TW cure* of the ledv Viuiputanl dlwardud MaaafartvlHi •* autf Aiwa* waa family, U»,.
yum..r that be waa tu build 73.
tamived by Ihe Chamber
'•ale,
wtiKh waa ov**»*e upward B/„ *ar*etod lu atriva fur appara- wife and abtldraa.
, s r s n s a 'J S r S t J u r v A *
tev that will effartleaiy cueev tW
He atatod that W did not care . C<|J'IGRF-A4MAN !• IHCAU
-nan* today, ia * hm*
(' iu
*™ 5? Hutu at th. *‘.rt ef h k l j f N j ^ I Z t ^ a U -m .u I . v.mr
1
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In IF *.
mJTw
. . t v o i i l mate# ahapnei
Many
•ever*
_ t9tv*aafuf a.-a*af>
to bate a atory rnrhUabad at trie
reratd. wtdd*nlf ‘ lumped in Hoe
raiI pftK-tis-tvplu
pm
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re- typoa uf readying mla am ‘ W raaeHAUHINGTON
Mar.
» > - ember a* lb# TriUR, *1 P
irg or twn I'wtaider*
cvftftctuni Mi
. ..W*of
, rj in , a borne
M M .'
•*- - ,vi ara unable ta work a* J®»
rlN'Sk— JU; Lntriuaa Uaaru tl'i rtfCMi rondltlana. Sale*
»tion »vu<i', I't - — ban
11 ,
'
■-r part th,. • T>e.* WUi be M* IJ -J M ' ^
*n%B!
n.v y Toma
The pruperii U auulb of H'*b
Maii*« eat iw-1for the «m*7 f*w
at iaavt An- t and ia bordered on tbe awatb n4 l-ojiet/na dtfl today In <7at- roar ar* WRevad U> ha»a been lean CoraparaUvriy few brn^j fornuia
lUter-T
fcataW
tW Uwolatln; » 1 - ...., - . . nk
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wear*
eff
tera
are
uperating
h»luw
t- Ihe |maarghvB> wiUlJllw, * n»u »bo flmt aar**.*ea v
Raapi‘a». »«•
Inti* If nnv aWen thue* af l » » .
aa bravith.gulp*
hy Central Avenue nnd on iW •**» rww
cuary to
andaigant an aperaltfn He ***
K u r" J ■
t w fwldbtg prartkw t»day wtU do
AivtvN ii gift* tW
pubbe Barter*
'Value gf-egh^-y i)»w f<«ul
'-••u*- kolitrd
„ . . by. former
In* rin<- ■»"
. • ., f.yo,^ wit I*-' hy Kim Avetvue. It ia tW arte of an U vent* eU.
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and
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a
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taku.r
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L Yh» Ik.Alei. l-ubd^u vl every X9» ^
' h'f
emerge *gr* re.
IluiiLar wa* ‘
'
Bootleggers’ Profits A re
Gradually Being Reduced
By D ry Crusade, Says Lee
l
S S f e s i r Sf»
HOTEL FORREST TAX COLLECTIONS
LAKE WILL CLOSE S II 0 W INCREASE
ON FRIDAY NIGHT OVER LAST YEAR
lac fM W tden M«ia
Nominated As Vice
*e"ionCommander Shutdown In Sol t
r
»»
T 81™
; Coal Field Lotmw.Kt ^ ^ T £ ,
As ( ontract Ends
X ’Sanford Hotels To
'Spend $12,000 Soon
For Improvements
frr
2,0(10
RefuKees Of
*-5**™ •V7Lw‘i*,? : 5 t ! . -.22
T7>eC«l Operuli.t* A»«>wi»t">n1Flood Art* Housed
5r:s.u7tr*.»i-H.:'.h2'W*a
Today In Roxcars
out
uwt-J",
.
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Americans Buffo*
More Indipmitie^
^ttfwi Kiwamans Enjoy
r X L T . *SS.~i-2i- 5 Musical Numbers
jSiKo’Wai At Today s Meet tin;
Will lluild
72 Bungalowsllcre,
m
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SaysCurrentReport
Lively Hitting And Fielding Practice ;
—
„
Held This Morning By The Celery Men U .m .
Badio EquipmentSilea o f $750*000,000
Assured In Stabilization Of Industry .«
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�Bulletins On The
Chinese Situation
News From The
T r a i l »i n g
C a i n » >8
I
TAMPA, .‘Fla., Mar.
*!•.— T h i
National* had a new catcher today,
MU key O 'Neil, purchased from
Brooklyn, and were m ix in g two
tchera, Curley Ogden and Leo
angora, sold to Buffalo. The
Senator* and Robin* played a ’ l l *
Jnning 4 to-4 tie yeelertiay.
B
day erasing. * T
e In Shanghai, 1* imminent.
Report* And Then Kill* Heir
iflA N G IlA I. Mar. 29— (IN K ) —
■ut. K. Araki, In command of
Japanese derirnyc- lllnoki. ared in Shanghai today from Nan
g and went aboard the fTagdilp
th*
f o r m aru) reportM * •dmlrai and Own comIted «uir l.le.
3 E s c a p e d C o n v ic ts
C a u g h t A t K n o x v ille
TA LL A H A K S K K . Fla., Mar. 29—
(IN H )—Three state convict* who
tidnnpprd their guard and escaped
n a stolen car In Starrh 19 from a
late road ramp near Bopchuppy,
V ** !1 *?fl. * n" ,,, indicating aero r captured hy the sheriff of
‘t hi* ndnd had hern unhin.-vd Knoxville, Tcnn., according to a t> Itne hnrriirs he had seen at Nan ■gram recrivrd hy the state priwtn
lepartment today.
Tlie three are John Kenton, sew•need from D ad«Nrountv to f i u 1
/ear* imprisonment on charges of
creaking and entering, Bernard I ,
Rharayer, Duval county, ten y * ifor robbery, and George Hall, Dad<
county, two year* for breaking ar.d
entering.
mencan8 Leaving
angtee Section As
isorders Continue
(ronlinheti from Take One)
•juicter it It still tense, mcnarsituaUon* prevail is many pinthroughout the south, where
ba uf Gucrillaj and lawless gun% faking advantage o f thr conion created by the civil war, and
lamed by Chines? and foreign
tatora are threatening additionittarka against foreign residents
1 are destroying foreign owned
•pert lea.
(efugres, who are arvlvling in
smile as stream from coastal
nt* and interior town*, all tell
rie* o f terrorism, cruelty and
■wing anti-foreign antagonsm.
\tlarka against merchant * hip*
iglng refugee* to Shanghai and
ir eacorta o f small warrraft are
th* increase.
lie British consulate was advisthat particularly hrovy gunfire
• directed by the Chinese against
tritiah convoy near Hankow-,
hlnese
artillery
ha*
been
inted at Wuhu to coyer the
<11 British and Amtriran warna in anchor -off the city.
HI Americana have fled from
alow except a few priests, who
« « d to depart and leave the
rvh property at the merry of
Chinese.
<11 Americans arc now out of
<ih and Changhow ami the Ame
lia and BriUsh in Chunking are
ing as rapidly aa they ran.
t Chinkiang, which was oceuI by the Cantonese the same
* they seised Nanking, them
Restful feet
awe one of
Ufe'a asset*.
How about
your feet ?
0KKY RAILROAD I'lTIUIASK
W AS H IN G TO N . M a r 2 9 -< IS 8 >
—The Interstate Commerce Coin
mission .today
authorised
the
Chrsaprakr A Ohio Railroad to ac
quire control, by purchase o f cap'.I stock ami by lease, o f the Sovrt 11
Valley and the loon tt Lookout
Railroad*, both located in West Vir
ginia.
•J
j
{ S h ip p e d In P a s t W e e k
!
O RLAND O . F la . M *r. ! * —
(I N S )— Florida grapefruit sbipItv d during the wpck ending last
‘ Saturday approximated SIO car*.
I an increase o f 98 car* over the fi-
W
V .'if >tai tyttem of
’
r
Florida Power at L ig h t
^-'s»wgta
---- ■
Co tipany &a wl!h an iceberg, by
fort he greaterpart u UNSEF.N.
B
Few folk* realise the voit equipmrnt—thi ga* plant*, the mam
1
moth electric power plants with
their giant machines for making
electricity, the mile* nnd mile*
of transmmion and distribution
|!‘ l
lines and the court tless multitude
ofothervaluable properties—all
of which respond IN STA NT
L Y Whenever you preaa the
button to turn on the lights, or touch a
match to the gag stove.
Thus, when you invest in Preferred
I
Stock of Florida Power At Light Co. ye j
't have the comforting knowledge that fc'.ck
Ip. of your investment stands real, tangible
property worth million* of dollars,
all of which is working day anil
night TO EARN M ONEY FOR
YOU. Invest YOUR savings in
Florida Power <k Light Co. Pre
ferred Stock. It'a SAFE nnd pay*
7‘X on each dollar you invest.
to good health. More than SO,000 grateful UWT* have gtvrn
D m u 'i
Klien o f Memphis
night opened V ae
meeting* at th j
Church.
The old-time nfixture o f Sage Tea
and Sulpher fo r darkening gray.
streaked
and
faded hair is
grandmother'*
recipe,
and
folk* are a
gain using it
to ktep their
hair a good, e
ven
color,
which i* quite
sensible, as we
Are living
in
an age when a youthful appearance
i« o f the greatest advantage.
S ow n .'*)*, though, wr doh't have
the trouldeenmr task o f gathering
the sage and the mu«*y mixing at
home. A ll drug store* sell the ready
t«*-u*e pnalurt, for only "3 rents.
It i* improved hy the addition o f
other IngTwIient*, an>l I* railed
'W yeth ’* hage and Sulphur ComIxxjitd.' It i„ very jwvjmlar because
i. Uiaty ran iIIm w i it ha* been ap
plied. Simply inoldrn your comb
or a soft brush with it ami draw
this through pm r luiir, taking one
small strand at a time; hy irnrtiing
the gray hair di»ap|>rar*, but who l
delight, the ladie* with W yeth'*
Sage and Sulphur Compound, la
that, besides beautifully darkening
the hair after n few applications,
it also produce* that soft iu<tre and
Appearance uf abundance Which is
so aUraetlva.
rignrd recommends-
>c PILLS
t
T A M P A , Fla., Mar.
2 9 -T h e
winning streak o f the Brooklyn Ro
bin* remained intact today follow. Itfv. (iuf Klein Speaks Tn
!n r their 4 to 4 deadlock with the
.Methodist Congregation On
Washington Senator*.
E L PASO, T e a , Mar. 29—The
Chicago Cuba are due here this
afternoon to play exhibition ranie
here against th- Amarillo Club uf
tlie West Tesa* league.
.
■510 C a r * G r a p e f r u i t
ST. A U G U S T IN E . Fla., MarJO
— Crushed by the St- U o l i Browns.
12 to 0. the Giants will tackle the
Cleveland Indiana here today. Sis
Rev. Gus A.
ter and Dison led the Brownie hit Tenn„ who last
ter* with four bingle* apiece.
ries o f special
First Methodist
ST. PETERSBURG.
- - - - — ...... ......*Fla
— , Mar.C9
— The St. Louis Cardinals still hare
the Indian aign on the Yankee*.
The world's champion*, with Alex
ander pitching, beat the Yank*. 6
to 4, yesterday for the serood strai
ght victory in the 'Spring World's
Serie*'
S H REV FU O RT L a , Mar. 2 9 The presence o f Johnny Mostii on
the players* bench was an Inspira
tion to the White Kux today. John
ny is convalescing from hit at.tempt at suicide. His
physician
say* he may be back In the game
hy May or June.
“Religioux Croakers” ;Meel.
ihgn To He In Aflrrnoons
The revival at the MrthndUt
Church opened last night with a
good crowd in ntlrndsncc and n
. plrndid message from the evan
gelist. Rev. Gu* A. KIs In. uf M«-nvnhi*. Tcnn, on the subject “ Re.
lie ion* C iirakcrs." There wa* a
marked attendance ixi the part uf
officiai!. leaders and h u d * of .!<••
tuirtnients.
Tlie subievt for 1 ne-day eve
ning will la* “ W lial Does G..I
Think uf Our Sunday W orship?**
and all tlw- ut I Ur r * and head, o f
deimrimenta o f the rhun h and
other churches are cordially InriL
rd tn attend this service. The a f
ternoon service*, which will lw at
2:30 o'clock, will thi* week lie .levnted tn a study i.f the Holy
Ghost.
Rev. Klein stated last evening
that he W'uld lie glad tn have bus-
is over
a Tonic
Help It N « « d « d to H a*tor*
Your W a s ta d Strangth
and Kntrgy.
•Tiur Icivet tn* body weakened
and tundown. In inch raw. a tonic
U cleariy Indicated. Bettor* tin
apKtite and rid lourselt of that
Kl-thiwn ireitna.
'•flu’’ li a very coervaUnf dis
ease. It Itavrc lit victims to weak
nnd .d'Mutated that them I* as
much denser from the alter-eitecti
at from the dlstasa itself. In other
words, alter an attack of the “ flu“
sou need * selective tonic to rebuild
Ui« system so that jvu may bare
your old-time etrenfih and cnertY
restored
*
K b *. It nneonxllcd for rettorlng
strenfih and rltallt).
Yon owe It to yourself and fam
ily to give 8.8 S. a trial. It belpt
Natnre build up red blood corpus(let It Improves Use pruce-tes by
which the ImmIs Is nourished It I*
time-tried and rvlUM*. 8 SB. It
made from the root* of fresh herbs
sod plants, and It prepared In a
scirnliuc way In a modern labora
tory.
. I-fl 8 it sold at all rood drug
floret In tsro sties The larger su «
la mure ccvooaucal.
C e le r y C r a t e s
8 U s e Shinhobter’s Crates 5
S nnd Swear by Them
J
■ N o knots, no cross grained■
• Micks— just bang up good*
aerates— made just right.J
3 W e think the best cratca*
■ in the district.
■
Q. Why It the Rubber from the United
States Rubber Plantations especially
strong and /legible?
A , Rubber responds toKricntific grow
Ing methods, Jutt os wheat, cotton and
farm crops do.
SPRAYED RUBBER
W E B CORD
FLAT BAND METHOD
From first to last, rubber is grown for
quality on these Plantations. Seed is
selected for quality. The tree* are budgrafted—for quality. They are fertilised
for quality—cultivated constantly and
dean. Consequently, they yield ex
ceptionally fine latex, which gives
stronger and more flexible rubber,
and better tires.
•
The United States Rubber Planta
tion* enjoy an International reputa
tion as the headquarters o f sdeutific
rubber cultivation.
M
U N IT E D
Rubber Company
STA T E S
R O YAL CORD
!
j PROMPT service? Oh. yes.!
! iWe are within an hour o f3
|!nny celery field of this dis-"
j
'
I jtrict.
I
j '(’rates distributed thmughC
j American Fruit
Orowers,3
I tic., and Sanford Oviedo*
Truck Growers, Inr.
runuoA
powkk
a
J
fl
n l| I
l io n t co .
(Utik X ta D ■MvtMs rw* rv*>
n ISm m m t ss* tn* ropy U t »U r t U t « i
Buy your shares
from any em
ploye o f th e
Florida Power
Cr light Co.—
they a re o u r
salesmen.
T ile Cirmpst
ttuti tt( utnr
Resale Lkpei
tncnl to otri
«tu d u J iijc i
itociihol Jet
it liomuy Mndi
tell their dun
S . 0 . S h in h o ls c r
Crate Manufacturer
Sanford
Announcing
N ew
T i r e *S to re f o r * S a n f o r d
4 0 9 H a s t F irH t S t r e e t
A . J. P eterso n
.
i-g
W . A . P a tric k
«
W e h ave b o u g h t out R ay.
R r o t h e r s . T i r e . S t o r e a n d S e r v i c e S t a t i o n a t 4 0 9 W . F ft*st
S t r e e t a n d w ill o j> c r a t e u n d e r t h e n a m e o f »S e m in o lo T i r e S h o p
W e
W ill C o n tin u e
to h a n d le
*A n d w ill k e e p a c o m p le t e sto c k o f
T IR E S , T U R K S
O n h a n d a t a ll tim e s .
best fo r you.
A N D
T IR E
A C C E S S O R IE S
N o m a t t e r w h a t s iz e tir e y o u
m ay
w an t, w e h ave
I f it i s s o m e t i r e a c c e s s o r y l e t u s s u p p l y it f o r y o u .
t u r e d t ir e to u s f o r f ir s t c la s s v u lc a n iz in g , i
th e v e ry
B r i n g 1t h a t p u n -
.
Real Tire Service and Fair Prices
FO R O U R
O P E N IN G
S A L E
TO f M O T H E R S
Seminole Tire Shop
P h o n e 983
T h a t G o o d G u lf G a s
O . P H I L L I P S , In c .
F . ft*ItIN E S
[ |, <
|J A »
r n te m i Uwk Uvpt, Ita a i, gWvla.
W A T C H
rt your torvaa itrong T Do**
r work g * t on your nrrvev ? Du
r chUdiwa **t your narvo* w*
• f (>o not become diaruuragml,
• f 1* in right. What you need
P W trt'i Favorite Proorrip.randWin* adapted, to th*
w * o f women, containing
hoi, nude of herb# the Inknew about year* ago.
nda o f home* for fifty y«a rt
■own the value o f Doctor
3
l
■ W R invito your rotnpari-"
5i*son
iii \ in
(n thn
I h s fields
f ie ld * where
w h o re rel-j
; [cry is being packed.
A
United State*
and
Electric Lights
I
^k o n o * i S ^ C i m s )
A ll the foreign women and child*
•t hare evacuated Wuhu. The
‘ la foreigners have been concen■ted on shipboard. The situsn la uncertain owing to anti-eigne r». agitator*. Food
la
tree and the refugees are Buffer- B R A D E N TO N , Fla., March 29—
The Phil* play Buffalo here thin
afternoon, then break camp fo r the
number o f Spanish p rin t* who northward trip.
used to evacuate. Extremist* are
P IIO E N IX , Aria., Mar. 2J»-Th*
ire at Chunking.
'hine*e
soldiers
boarded a Pirates battled a siege o f cold* aa
itlah veasel at Shashi, but short- they sped aero** Aritona today • « afterward left the ship explain route to San Antonio, Texas, and
: they were “ only rialtor*." their first meeting with a major
weyer, .they did net disemberk league team this year. The P i
rate* are to meet the Detroit T i
’J l the British warship Corkger* at San Antonio Wednesday.
<fter came alongside.
i ^o n g
;fnrm rn»n roinr to th* afternoon to r e * fo r the same week a year
; i-crtln g. and l U r aa Ions a* po«- ago, according to the weekly tit*
, lib I*, but I f they f» l« .that they n u index o f Chaae A Company here
1ma«t k a vr I n f o : r the aewie# today.
j cloned it would be nil right. There
Shipment* o f Florida <rangea
j h it «t*o been arrarged hy the during the week afgreg..-- ! t M
Iadieu, a real roen in the chare 1' cart, a drrreaao o f 1M car* under
where mother* with »mall ckMrrh the ehiptnmU fo r the mrre»pond
can be made comfortable in h i m j ing week o f la it year.
children become rvttlew daring j
the trrriraa.
On Wednesday evening the tu tyj
> r t will be ‘■Where Doe* Hell Be- f
g in ? " and in the afternoon at
three thirty o ’clock all the child- j
m » v t the town are Invited to i
meat with Her. Klein to preparv
fo r a boo* te r, yrogram on Satur
E v a n g e lis t
S u p rem e
V
F R E E C R A N K
M o to r (ill
—
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Q u a k e r S t a t e O il
C A S E S E R V IC E A N D
G R E A S IN G
N
o * N oj
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"" THE SANFORD HERALD/WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, |W7
Mary, Chuloola. Paola, reduction, and crop saviour of the *South this year. Hence, the formers
work director, visited the notch. A roe. Lake Mary,
argue, there will he a big advance
will have a boys’ bas fanner.
large crowd If the boy* were pres and Osceolaa will
Many communities pledged them In cotton prices, and by slipping In
ent and thoroughly enjoyed tho ex ketball team and a girls' volley hall
cellent program given them by team and will compete against each selves to crop diversification, in a few extra acre* the canny grow
their new leader. The club closed other,.This was foui.o necessary other word* reducing tho cotton ac er* will reap a harvest.
SUNDAY
ance to the American and Christ with a game period at l»:00 P. M. *n the best Interests o f a'l as the reage a certain percentage and ut
High School! proved too st.vmg for ilising the soil fo r the raising of
N FO R D —The Y . M. C. A. ian flags, etc., was given. The or
L A K E W ORTH— New
Storm
1 flf director* met In the of- der o f business under the Chief
other necessary crop*s * R V u ilU — PresbvU .—.. _____ the grammar school*.
sewer* to he Installed In this city
Pee New Surplus.
at W arren R. Smith at the Ranger was carried out and a Bible jo f Owl Pioneers gathered at the
soon.
g A T itn n a V
•11 Realty Company, to hear study and educational discussion <Sunday School annex under their
If was believed that the cotton
S A N F O R D - Considerable act!- farmer h'mietf, sensing the criti
•port o f the year'* work by warn led by the leader. Two teams, lender, Mr, Parrovy.
mployed officer*. The report* the Red* and Bines, competed In
The ritual, order o f business, B i vlty wa* the order o f the cay Sat cal state o f a ffa ir* would show
accepted and commended. Se- the game program and the notch ble and educational discussion was urday at the hall diamond at Ninth enough 'hois sense* to make an e f
new commute* were formed closed with some tinging and Pio put on and n game period and and French. In the morning the two fort to reduce his acreage, thereby
olayground teams. South aide and boosting the returns on the tl>27
the budget fo r next year'* neer yell*.
closing prayer closed the meeting.
accepted and approved.
Mr. Darrow has Ihe unique dis West side, tied up in a regular crop, eliminating the huge surplus
tinction o f being the first Y. M. swatfest in which the South side, fo r the following year, and thus
THURSDAY
reasonably
TA M O N TE — Notch o f Black
OVIEDO— Notch o f Brave Heart C. A. leader In Hrminoie County, won, and In the afternoon the Ju place himself In a
Pioneer* met Sunday at Al- Pioneer* met in the ladles club having been in charge o f the 1020 nior High School team under Coach strong economic position.
Farmers in some localities may
ita with Herman Morrla and with their leader, George Morgan Congregational notch which was Morris played the strong and con
t Morrla In charge. Due to In charge. He was assisted by Knu- the first organised when the 'Y ' siderably larger team from (Irian- have done so, W r*t Texas Chamber
■*«.
The
Issue
was
In
do”
ht
"*'l|
of Commerce officials declare, hut
own pour o f rain only a few te l/cvisay, *Y’ leader from San- began functioning here.
the last man wa* out In tha ninth they are Inclined to believe that • Red pepper Rub take* the "ouch
i Pioneer* were on hand but for.
inning ana wneu me IMokil at man’s natural cupidity w ill again from Mire, stiff, aching joints. It
gulxr meeting was gone thru
The club ha* n special nsslgnP A O L A — Notch o f Flying Squir
vc the cotton fanner a lesson he cannot hurt you, and it certainly
The boy* whn compose ment for the evening. Each Pioneer m y Pioneers met under thrir lead battle had cleared away It wa*
not likely to forget.
>otch came to the Pow Wow wa* to recite from memory tho 11 er* Prof. Duggnr and Castner at *onnd IHp * *h-- score stood 0-8 In
stop* that old rheumatism torture
Forext C ity and Bear Lake aim* o f a Pioneer n. tt.eir regular 7 P, M. There were about twenty fa vo r o f Orlando. Later In the ofThe belief seem* general over at once.
«et with the boys o f Alla- order. The motto o f the club which present, (he largest In the history i e i noon two teams were chosen and the cotton section, It would appear,
When you are suffering so you
regular nine inning fray took that there will he a big Increase
Is Luke 2:52, 'And Christ increased of tho notch. The leaders gave the
can hardly get around, just try
place.
A
total
o
f
around
one
hun
In cotton acreage throughout the
In wisdom and stature and in favor Pioneers a fine program based an
Red I’epper Rub end you will hnvoj
with God and man,’ was to be re the motto o f the club, Luke 2:E2, dred boys either played or practic
M O N DAY
the quickest relief known. Nothing'
ed
on
the
diamond.
<E M A R Y — Notch o f Bull- peated and also the pledge to the 'And Jesus increased In Wisdom
has such concentrated, penetrat-1
Pioneer* got logctber with American and Christian flags. The and stature and in favor with God
Ing heat a* red'peppers. Just as
carried um.
out, an(j
wm carruu
man, or interperted
Interpreted increased
increase!
and man,'
eader Rev. Thompson at their regular program was
soon as you apply Red Pepper Rub
in
addition
to
this
and
the
rven
log's
[n
mind,
body,
and
spirit
and
ser
H
EAD
STUFFED
FROM
oum . A four-fold program of
ymi will feel (he tingling heat. In
mind, body, and service wa* program came to an end with the vice.
CATARRH OR A COLD three minutes It warms the sore
1 by the leader. Several new game program and closing prayer.
This Is the four-fold life upon
spot through and throng.:. Fain a:ul
ere w eir voted Into the notch
which the club Is based and the ob
Fays ..Cream Applied In . Nostrils soreness are gone.
S AN FO R D — Presbyterian Com ject o f the eluh Is to so Instruct
n enjoyable time was had by
Open* Air i’ asaagca Right Up.
Ask any good druggist for n
>e club closed Its meeting with rades got together with leader Byrd each Pioneer that he grows equal
Jar of Rowlcs Red Pepper Rub. lor
minute game period and the at the annex in the rear o f the ly In all ways and does not grow
sure to get the genuine, with tho
church at 7:30 P. M. Mr. Boyd has lopsided. The club at Paola h as.
era’ closing piayer.
a vrry interesting and instructive shown a marked increase In num-'
Instant relief—no wailing. Your name Bowles on each package.
Growera
Report
Thnt
Normal
ICE MONROE— The W olfe program o f work based on the her* and Interest under its two very | Crop Han Been I'lnnted clogged nostrils open rb:ht up; the
air passages o f your head clear
amb notch of Pioneers un- four-fold life which he gave them. with any in the county.
With Increase In
Home and you ran breathe freely. No
lelr lender, J. Tllden Jacobs, The organisation of n baseball
team
was
discussed
and
It
was
vo
Of The
I-argrr
Sections more hawking, snuffling, blpwing,
CO U NTY .SCHOOLS — Athletic
n a father and son banquet
i school house Monday night, ted to have a team. Practice dole* association swung Into it* next to
hcadacht dryness. No strugglli.g
were
set
and
all
the
boys
ordered
S A N A N T O N IA , Tex., March 30 fo r breath nt night; your cold or
■jgh the rain came down In a
the last set o f basketball games
to
report
for
spring
training.
The
t torrents there wa* a total
Friday at 3:30 o’clock. The I-nke —( I N S ) — Reports coming to the entarrah disappears.
boys and parent* present at club closed with 30 minute gnmr Mary school entertained Oviedo on headquarters o f the West Texas
Get a small bottle o f Ely's Cream
banquet. A splendid supper period and prayer.
thrir home grounds In two games Chamber of Commerce would Indi Balm from your druggist now.
cate
that
man's
cupidity
I*
hard
to
rogram wa* put on and everyof basketball which brought togeth
OVIEDO— ID 'Y ' Club in full er the Senior boy* teams ami the overcome. According to figure* Apply a little of this fragrant,
.‘oted to hold another one just
antiseptic, healing cream In your
strength
met
at
the
school
house
in the near future. A. E. Ro
Senior girls trams. Both game* compiled by that regional organlxa- nostril*.
It penetrates through
with
'Pop*
Ijtmkin,
their
leader
In
thm,
It
would
appear
that
there
of the National Y. M. C. A.
were flerroly contested and hnrd
cvprv ale **- « * ; »
s? ‘ he h*-’ i.
II o f New York City spoke. charge. The ritual was given with fought all the way with Oviedo will be no lessening o f the acreage
soothes the inflamed or swollen
1 Mr. C. D, W olfe, * V General which stresses clean speech, clean coming under tho wire a winner planted to rolton this year, in the
mucous
membrane
aim
relief
territory servrd by the chamber.
tary o f Seminole
County. living, clean sportsmanship. The In both.
motto o f the club Is 'Help The Oth
A fte r the disastrous slump in comet Instantly.
Lnkr Monroe hud the Lytnan
It> lust fine. Don't stay stuffed
VFORD — Baptist notch of er Fellow.’ A Bible discussion of school bnsketrer* ns visitor* in cotton prices last fall, the general
•n Pioneer* was scheduled to question and answer method on the three fast nnd exciting games. The belief was that the cotton grower* up with a cold or nasty catarrh.
at 7:30, but on account of the Life o f Jesus was led by the leader. I.ymnn Senior girls won the first o f the South would voluntarily cur ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a
torn the meeting was called An educational discussion ofwhcii tilt The Junior girl* o f Monroe put tail their acreage anywhere from
should a man fight, tf nt nil, was up a t,nrne o f cilurt ami threw a Ul to 25 percent and so minimise
entered Into with considerable jwp mar • into the Lyman girts hut fa l the danger of nnothrr crushing surj
„ Don't Swear at Your..
■*
NFORD— Reprc*cntati\r» of and xest. Tin- club closed with n tered at the finish to los* by a plus. There were mnr.y suggestions
game
period
and
prayer
by
the
made
as
to
how
best
to
effect
this
inday Bchool* were scheduled
■went margin.
C e le r y C r a t e s
“
*t in the Y. M. C. A. office at leader.
The Lyman Junior hoys hnd the
:
'clock to further perfect plan*
liest of the first half, hut with the
S A N FO R D -M ethodist notch of Injection o f some n:w blood Into W o m a n I n D e s p a i r
e baseball league. Only three
* Use Shlnhobicr'a Cratea !
vere present due to the wra- Eagle Foot Pioneers met nt the the second half for Monroe, they
5
Hnd Swear by Them
■
H
e
l
p
e
d
B
y
V
i
n
o
l
•onditinn* ami the meeting .Sunday School annex and in roin- found the going considerably hard
Robert er, although they won the gnnie,
“ I was weak, run-down and on ■No knots, no cross grained*
postponed until
Monday, any with Herman nnd
i 28, at 7:30 In the office of lorri* their leaders went in a hike thus tanking a clean sweep o f the the verge o f despair when I got a
■ sticks— just btfrtg up good*
and welner roast. A fter building up three game*.
tyslcal director at the *Y\
bottle o f Vinol. I am now Im
a big bonfire nnd roasting their
right-!
Chuluntn wns scheduled nt Pa proving.
Vinol is wonderful."— ■ crates— made Just
NFORD—Tribe* of Friendly weiners the Pioneers indulged In nin hut due to lark of adequate Mrs. K. C. Morn. You'll begin *o "W e think tho beat cratoa#
is from the Presbyterian, Kn some games In which all hnd u' good transportation could not get there feel strong!r, eat and sleep better, ■in the district
«
it Baptist, and
Methodist time. It wa* u weary hut happy and the games were called off,
tho FIR S T week you lake this
gang
that
wended
thefr
way
homo,
y Behoids met In the Hanford
Geneva was rchotjlihd at Osceo simple, strengthening Iron nnd cod ■ W E invito your comparl-I
at the band stand under Big ward at 0:15 P. M.
la hut ns Osceola has no teams Ge liver rompound.
For over 28 "son in tho fields where cel-!
'Pop' L«rQkln and Rcverklng.
neva observed n holiday.
years, Vinol hn* helped run-down
j;
er a general now wow, LamF R ID A Y
Monday nt Oviedo tho Geneva women, tired men, sickly children. Scry is being packed.
ok rharge of the Methodist
SAN FO RD — Congregational and Oviedo Junior ltny« will play
Contains
no
oil—
pleasant
to
take.
■PROMPT
service?
Oh,
yes."
taptlst groups while Sever- notch of Engle Pioneer* met at the o ff a tie game nnd the Lumnn nod
rind the Presbyterian and E- Sunday School with lender Henry Oviedo Junior Girls wilt also play Iuitiey'a Drug Store.
■We are within an hour o f!
ul Tribes. An interesting one Shoemnkrr In charge.
A large o ff a tin game.
"any celery field of this dla-5
half hours’ program
wasI put crowd o f the hoys was present and
_
These gumos coupled with next
Strict.
Ich Included the splrlti-mind,i en joy*! the fine proginin given Friday's games will complete a
and service to their feliows. them by their leader. The ‘ Y ’ Phy very Mircessful season in haskrtbalf
D A N C E
■Crates distributed through"
different tribes totaled 33 steal Director wa* also present nnd under the supervision o f the Semi
■American Fruit Growers,"
. A special program ha* been talked to the notch about baseball. nole County V. M. C. A.
E v ery W ed n esd ay
*Inc., and Sanford Oviedo"
red for next Monday anil ev- The Congregational notch will play
A schedule committru composed
ick is urged to he at the hand the Methodist notch n practice of Mr*. T. Phi ns me#, J. T. Jacobs,
•Truck Growers, In$
N ig h t
fully attired In his blankets game of baseball on the diamond and 'Pop' l.umkiu, *Y* Physical Di
ith his face painted at 3:00 recently fixrd up by the city at rector, I* now working on a sche
C. O f C. nidi:. U k e Mary
c sharp- Those who are late Ninth and French Avenue.
dule for baseball nnd vollry hall
S
i
< left.
for tho eight county school*,, Tho
Music By
S
S . O . S h in h o ls e r
S
HANFORD — Employed Boys three school* having high school
Luke Mnry Serenade™
■
a
'T U E S D A Y
Brotherhood met over tho
fire grades, Oviedo, Geneva and Lyman
Cheater Saunders, Director "
NFORD—The Forrest Ijik r house with their new leader, Ro will compete against each other
Crate Manufacturer
'
wa* the scene of the First bert Morris, in charge. 'Pop' ljun- rath having a hoys* baseball team
■
S
C. A. County convention nv- kin, Ihe ‘ Y ‘ Physical Director, nml r.nd a girls' volley bull team.
A d m . S O c L a d ie s F r e e
>
Sanford
£
I In Seminole County. A pro- Herman Morris, part-time 'Y ' hoy*
■
S
The grammar school*, I-nke Monconsisting of reports o f corn
■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a
's, talks by A. E. Robert* of
atlonal Council of Y. M. C.
New York, end others, a stecan lecture by C. I). W olfe
*op‘ Lamkin, employed o ff 1■f the 'Y \ election o f mcmG R E A T C O M E D Y SU C C E SS
f the Board of Directors, and
on o f a budget. A fine time
ad by all.
Activities in Past Week
RED PEPPER HEAT
QUICKEST RELIEF
FOR RHEUMATISM
C
COTTON ACREAGE
IN TEXAS NOT TO
SUFFER ANY DROP
Don’t forget our big sale of Rose Bushes o n Fri
day, April First. Varieties will be Pink and Red Radi
ance, Maman Coehet Alexander Hill Gray and Druschki
The price will be
3
•.
5 fo r $ r ° °
I
The sale will begin promptly at 8:30 o’clock. One
dozen o f Dean’s 2 1-2 year old most beautiful Pink Radi
ance Rose Bushes are to be given away. Get the partic
ulars when you make your purchase. All Ladies o f San
ford and Seminole County are invited to attend this sale.
1
R0UM1LLAT & ANDERSON
s
Agents For
DEAN SEED CO. OF ORLANDO.
“ th e
W ED NESD AY
.EVA and O S C E O LA - Notch
milinle lloh Cat Pioneers
-t Geneva in the Bapti.il rhurler leadens Selg nnd lajRoy.
itual, order of business, 111cuttion, and educational dlsi was put on. The notch endmeeting with a thirty minute
Utlve game program and tho
r* closing benediction.
PATSY”
T h ree A c ts o f L a u g h te r
GWOOD^-Nmch o f Silver
oneers met in the town hall
i o'clock with 'Pop' I,ainkin,
ysiral Director In charge,
ual consisting o f the 11 I'mms, motto, salute o f allegt-
and R om ance
■HE big yield* and high quality o f the crop* grown
Ith Armour's BIG CROP hrsnds reflect the true
crop-making ability of these fertillters.
They . are
made to fit Florida crops and soli*. Each formula is tin
result o f our more than 80 years experience in Florida
Our IMG CROP trade-mark on every bag and tag I* youi
guarantee o f highest quality.
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co.
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For Citrusand Vegetable Crops
N E W
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Among our four types o f RIO CROP citrus mixtures then
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THE SANFORD H ER ALD . W E D NE SD A Y
{agen A n d Other Pro Stars
?
ast Fading Into Oblivion,
\eclares D a v i s J. W alsh
And th* pr**i«W-nt tn»l> th*
•v'f-Mrriflrirtg mir.w, so ifi*t no*
R.xhy la ant at th* National Zoo,
"her* » i » found moat o f th* nth*r
furry ciwm* of Washing'.m. Nh*
h»*< In the tvittl IlfiV mm house
ny” to Be Pre»entcd at
Coming Redpalh Chautauqua
yo« rtrrr raw, hat ah* is rrrr d*.
H. IM 'H N FI
WASHINGTON. Mar
Lrnatianal Newa Service Snort
Editor
'
K W YO R K. Mar 2K.— It may
>bvl U it r to rail the tmbnltiwr
innrraltr about It *11
111 Tt it Kit
3*1—Th*
trmlrr h a rt uf Pr.-si.ti-n! Calvin
T m lld fr fret* fair ahinih heart* »•
writ a> th* p apt* o f the natlun
TJiat'i* why happince* ha* cotne
into th* heart o f mvkv, th* White
Ilona* rar.mn.
' AH are* well when Becky, gift
o f an aatmuer. first ram* tn th*
Whit* M'>a«»s Kh# who on* *af the
tno»t popular »naf most prr*».
agvtlted Cooltalgv pet* ht a tone
time.
Then ramai »i>rt"c and a great
re*tlam»wro» stirred In
Becky**
•nail In the world outsiale th* |wrva«irr influent* everywhere cieytttaa If all the a.ll« r girl* haat h*fr
courting ratten. Spring r*>t wmler
• a y with a l-iy frend fur every
one hut p*mr Becky.
Reeky * » « all alone, moped up In
painful e n |w*|v*i*ej«.
It*. kv ahrmaialy moped ami |*a
ce<| the ground sn n m « u i frelfwl-
Washington hot nihrrwt** he ha*
Juat hren one aif the bnyr.
Hi*
best at Atlanta wa* like kiplutg'.
WdfM » Sue*, for he failed i'ti»
*e t fnlo he money at nil although
Ued
figure* o f
professional j Harn
U! have reached a pa*» wh.-te at Ai
try no longer are worth* o f even i were
jp|rma#y reyeewhee. I ant re- aroui
Irring in toner*l to mm who Sara;
isishrd any wherr. rtoir. eight to Ml diocr
Irolcs, «*!• theroaharut, IwhittJ a* o|
Idly Joneg in the Sctythcrn open
K#
l Saturday and in particular to he w
ritter Haem.
the ii
Hagen these many year* ha* now.
..... , ...........
„ ,111 ho the
A notable fealut# o f the mwitliiog
„ Hedpalh
rTuulaivpitf n
>rrs. iiiaMon o f Ilm rapllvatlng musical umianrw. • |„ ft.,mac*
- — J * hy mo
Hue thumb* Hltigarm.
Thla brilliant production la laid tn lb* r**rlnnlltiu almoiphrre o f a
a young A nutIran natal u/Bcer, and
lomany irp «y ramp. Her* leim-,
* f)P*J Afi* ha ion I* hi* lore ami plait
rer tha flickering flame* of
^Iny. Thi* production ha* he*n arti*tlealW
file pnrt In her surprising dr*1
Th* playrra, in matumea a<<rnic>l i.g hit*
I? v l*n n* " * * * Tr** riaacil --- *
*•■*•«■>,*» *** r«ir«i i r im i
C ’ J " ' 1« W W
j l fnrru a am ting picture against n background *.f
Shadowy Jtomaay wood*.
I
fehlnm ! « ’ • cnarett eagipanr an fortanai* aa to hat* l.nih a per*
»mne wade nr> o f artlsl* of. eitra.inllaary umah ,t ahmry. and program
•latrrtnl that la fresh, thrilling and beautlfuL Thta I* Itm rti*»H a M l
,a**a of thw BlMjDMMbo ttngef*, and make* ihrlr splendid *niarlalu>
givul one *.f tha high lights of tha rnllro <.'h*utuu«jua pr..g* .m
ITn'uth Rvcfcy ha» gain*.I much,
•h* aim luat torn* thing hr l l *
chancy. A hrirf tint* back *hc * >«
th# Whit* House rww, which m »«a»
• |f>*t Jm I in tiwnHan. W tur*
•H* * a* once th* most dialing*'sh
ed tawn in A n ir b i, ah* now i*
merely th* hall* • ( th# (a m i at tha
National Zno, which •hasn't n r » i
much tn th* «Ut*i«i* w W
Bee hr *«t<* tea* treated with reapert and- lalm lnlkn N «a
ah*
muai tab* Uf* a*' ft com**.
SI A
Ml RN \ <.». Hydra
Hm uwj
fo r p in tw i
grant**)
franrhl*# to .supply electric cur
rent to thia eltj-
LORIDANS PAYjRIV'ER SHANNON
PROJECT BOOMS
SOUTH IRELAND
I ha
O rr.n i S hore l l m i l m r i l
Saaford
In Jaefcaanetlle
by tttate Rsal
K A N ru R D , .F LO m H A
INill prarlirv In Stale and
Federal Courts.
>nn want « localluw high and d ry , w ith wa
ter flo w in g fro m It In nil dircchunn, open In
’Fhr M«wl in Scenery
even lirrrre thut Blown, free frows Ike twa*
Fir In and Miwi(iiltar* uf Ike low land*, Ik#
S »r lk
■
hi. view* on drtlrshlr
>* reeallrd that fir# marshal
• have betfl Introduced tn the
I tpru aesslont uf the l#gi*la* pith a view o f reducing fire
tea in Florida, and thal such a
passed the ilnuse of Represenlv‘ t two years ago but failed
r*ach a vote in th* Senate.
Favorable art ion toward a *i ra
il kill during the approach in r
skW," he admonished thr ui*'Writer*, “ would rt*p* nd very
g*ly upon the eup)M>rt a.conhd
1 measure by the fire under-
User# o l Kefvinatnr electric
relrigrra tlon n rver w u iry
about whether or nut kawls
Will keep. T h e in truer, dry
coUl not Only *ke*pe" looda
but actually Improve# ihnn.
Installed In your own reIrifctator, Kelvinator will
not only keep your lood*
perlrctly but will relieve
you ol live itutuysi.ee uf re
frigerator cere. Il require#
no anrotion* Phone n call
and 1*1 ue explain II
PIERSON and LAKKIN
A. R. PLATT. liranch
Mansirrr
Relvinator
X t, O ldKl f l t e o ' 1* RlMfrt*
n*i«is **••*••
uf Jark-wnvitle
plocc lo r tw a Iw H llilD - V N D P V IIK ,
,
tm i w ant Its be fh »“ r tu I b f High School, nnd
yet fa r en ou gh nwnv In be fro# front the
n m u n rrs o f h it i k * r prn klm H y, th a t i t
lllls Ill.A N H P A R K .
A favorite Kipling
story
n u u i u r u im . m
h im
a
w l i i c l i tin* a t lv e r t is in k T p a y r o s b a i l I kslid
" W h y , y o u .h a v e t h r o w n a w a y th e m o st in t e r e s t in g
A OVKtRTJSEMFiNTS are more interorttinR- today than at
an> time since the invention *>f movable tyiie. Merchunta
and nuinufacturei*H rcalue lh a t their announcementH
must comnete for interest with the work o f the hl^h-
Colder
Refrigeration
you want * cvtl.ir under tour hoo«r, * imi ran
have It in M H ilil-A ND PAKK.
T h r Shortr*tl IP o ilr
s e c tio n !” M r . K ip lin g s n ic l.
m
1
I
k m lr t
wa*.
you want a building site with Mg Irccw alreitdt (her#, tmt ran find many aisrk in
IIK illl A M I PAKK. pine*, palm* and atha.
p u b lic a t io n frn m
M
ml
I. « aril amt St.*
Augustin*
131
lb * *«*| hurt one bit! Prop a M
tie “ Frees..nr" on an aihiug corn,
ih-tatdlv that com *11 *1# hurtin/.
then atioctl|t y»u lift H Pght o ff
Will, finger*.
Y m r druggist sell* a tiny botllu
af . "Frevr'i’ta" IW • f» # rTJfu '
S’lfth-lent In r*m "v* every hkfd
enjil. soft CMrn,,pr rw»n Utw*ep
th* toes, and to* foot calluses,
• Hhnut soreness or irritalioa.
'n o n 1 it a bu ildin g mile on w hich y o u r new
h "il*r w ill show o f f |o The' lien I |Ht-*|)de .1*1t.in ta g e , fa r in g the Iw a u lifw l w in d in g dr new ,
r\er> -h ru ti anil pl.m l d U p h ite d at i l * In u I,
l l l l . I l l k N i l P A K K U |u*t Ih e phtee fo r son.
' • mi want In rriM iu ialtr on Ih e price u f th#
Ini m i that m m i run pul in th e huu*r whnl t « u
iw t r •>«• llse lot. unit a lill ewIahlUh m ar horn#
la Ih e highewl claw* en viru n m en l where Ihe
l«a**k kou se* w ill lie h u ill and the l e * l »o c ia l
life uf Ih e r i l y will re n te r, >mi hate an s fpu rlu nitv now In obtain itatrMsIww in h**lll
p rice s a il Icrm a i f >wt wre prrpnrerf In huiM
in irin fiM m ilt w ith
Ilig h L in tl Park Idrak,
lh il are wure In appeal In >m i. and that run
w ill nut Iw aMr In a ld r in a llltl# later when
hwtlding In IIMiltlsAND I* \KK U well under
Hanfurd to
Jarkwdiville hy l*-|*i d
llayturia IWach,
ilagW r llrarh,
Matansa* Inlet,
Saving via
iK ian Sbor*
Ibioievaril
ton want .i Kukkting *ilr n\eflooking a park.
Ihrrr are 4 large number of
M * in
Itli 1III. kN IM*A KK from ahlih l>> make >*Hir
w lrrH n n .
nnd SI. Aiiirtntine
o n c e r c m o n s t r a U s l w ith u f r ie n d f o r h a v in g s e n t
'Tho companle* had paid shout
I J,000,000 >*for# January I on
rrount o f these loaart, and the
srgin between loasei paid and
'seg .incurred may l>« reduced
hen final adJustmciiLi art- mode,
ke storm doubtless Increased m*
S' losses also, but I do not think
rr or motor vehicle los«r« wa’ s
■knormal, In proportion t«r the
■slum* o f bbsinrts nnd net pr*■ a . ms. though I have <w>l as yet
• I time to compile sml anslyrv
■ lines.”
■ At this juncture l.uning reBimhx) bia audience that thr l'JJT
■scions o f thr Lcglxlsturi iegin■ l»u w«wks and h«- oullinnl lirirt-
irvniii ifu !
Ilavton.i Itenrh
I T l.s r e o o r n t N i 0 1 t n i s w c i i - K n o w n » n i i » n
cu t.
moat
rcan laitiievanl
lit Mom)*
• bran Shore |b,w-
Attorney At I.no
,1(1.1 Elrsl Nn IT Ilank Hldu.
H IG H L A N D P A K K .
w ith l a g «>r Ih r t v tim r^ that fr o n ta g e . vim
ran ge t It In H I G H L A N D P A K K .
The ■:nation o f a ta iriff l-arr
p«r\icip*le In rifle shieding r
foreign
manufucluM rs cd*ct'
liranch fartoftt• in Ihe <oiln<
Crawford assvrtid. anil ibia h
pfiveti rmplu) mrfit liurtn^ lh# p,
thr«r )iar> tn i i i .cmni Irmhi »i>rkt
H .S .W H IT K
vntt want n lot of ordinary *Jre nr n lot taa
or th ree 11tore an large, hhi ran get il in
1 «U want a lot w ith *»t> fe e t fro n ta g e , w one
(
I
thui there « ■ * any forrlgn Influ*
o f the f'ree State.
lid puinted out that there were
1'Hi Germans emploj.il on the
Shannon development. mu*ity tr*hnicul aiparta, and (hat the re
mainder of tha labi.t employed was
Irish.
A Belgian firm, tnwlrr govern,
inent suhsid). was protluring sugar
licet*. Craw font said The n auli
of this eiprnm iiit csireded all **■
peetalioiis and fumt>hr*t farming
l»y-prudmi* such as feed and f* r
tllircr greatly to tltr advantage of
flnte Intturnnce Head Snya
agrtcnllure. ho -aid.
I Over Million Dollnrs |*er
Crawford nl'-o cipUined that the
J Week Were Spent IdinI Year Hijf Hydro-Eleciric Projeel commission appointed to carry on
And Speeding tin Knrntw the government of Iluhlin had ask
for hid* for the street cleaning
TAMPA. Fla., Mar. 21*— (JN8)
ItrinRinit Pronpenty; .111 oedf the
city' and hail anoplcd the
k Floridians during HUS spent
Million Ik Hehm Expanded lu-st tender submitted by a Frsflrh
l r various forms nf insurnitcr an
I rirtrw lie said this wax in lino with
l r rage o f more than ll.fKMl.fxw n
N K V YORK Mar. H d - I I N S l - 'ihe policy of the government tn
week, about » 5r».(l(K),000 in all,
kiee as much a* they evprndiol "W ith the* completion of the hydro follow a campaign of economy and
■ I invested
through the stair electric project In the River Shan* place all contract* eeronllng to
Uaaurer'a office during the Inst non and the speeding Up o f pro public building.
Regarding the report lhat Jew*
[I'cal year In all operating ripen* duction by the government in both
|r. o f the atate government, the agrieullure nnd Industry, tha Irish were comma to Iirland in large
iup|KTt o f ita Institutions, of Free Slate in from five lit ten number*, Cravfnrd said thal then
igher learning, ita
hospital*, year* will be the most prosperous wits no evdlence of a great increase
murts, prison and currecthmal in- nation* in Europe/* Lindsey Craw in the Jewish population.
*aHuW»«toV Ireland Is on* coun
Knltlims, (ta gigantic good road* ford, Trade Representative o f the
""gra m and the rrclamiitinn of Irish Free Stale, declared today in try that nrter persei-Uletl the Jet**
be (Cverglades.
an «*r)usive intirvlew- with Inter*
This statistical statement was I national Newa Service.
had* by J, C. I.uning, state insur- 1 Thr government 1* spending from
nee commissioner, in an addre** fc!5,0(KJ.noo to |30,00fl.lHk> on the
kre today beforr the annual Shannon hydrruilic dsvalopmrnt
t’crtlng o f thr Florida I .d Un- which will he finished in one and u
irarritera
Association
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The con- half years, r'rawfnrd said. It will
Brntinn got under way to contin- furnish !*fl,000 hnrsep-iwer.
“ It will in- capable o f furnishing
Inuc through tomorrow with *evr ? l hundred delrgatca In atten* power and light to th* entire Kr*«
State and will aid immensely In «e - 1
■tnce.
I "F o r the first time," Lunlng onnmic ilevelopment." said Crawtid, “ tha two |ier rent premium forii.
The eontract for the projert i s ;
ix paid hy insurance companies
ta pesatni one-million dollars in let to Siemens Srhip kert Co., i f ;
ny on# year, an amount equal to Germany,
No Foreign Influx
Crawford took occasion |o deny I
rnu want n huiMing i i l« fronting north,
HUlh, r u - l , wtui nr nnv direr linn In hetwren,
>»u ran get it in- H IG H LAN D PARK.
you want to he * « r » that you ar# protected
hv careful restriction* *u that no neighbor,
and no on# on ynur alrw l, and no #n« In III#
• nitre development, ran put up a building
of ant kind that in Ita a*e or il# appearanr*
•»c even lit the way it U placed on lh# d U II
•M'cupira will detract front th# value uf your
pn>prrt>. you ran b# awaured that every
deed In huiMing .He-, in llltilll.A N D PARK
afford vnu Juwt such protection.
There ran
It# milking but nn# aingk family dwelling
and a garagr apipirlrnant thereto on any •*#
lot in IIIIJBLANgk PAKK, n® garage apart
ment* to be occupied ht other than th* »#r*
taiil* uf the owner, no other apartment#, no
holrks, no buwlnrwa hnu*#w.
Th# planUng
along Ike parkway* bordering the driven
will he uniform and artUlle. Th# a rch itec
ture mist mrt only be attractive in llaelf, hot
nut-1 harmonlt# with It* entire environment.
lerm 1# uftrn uaed, IIIf*III. AN|1 I'AHK ■
nut ju«l eaartly Ike place Iw ytwi. Il ia m*i
plaaned primarily la b# a rich maa'a weigh*
t>«rh<wM. but is designed Iw attract within It*
Imird*rs people who lute awd are able |w opp ftrU tf the beautiful. In rwwrwe of Goa#
1Herr cats be ms doubt that mawy high priced
hom es wt|| Ii# erected there, but there will
l»e many uf mndc^al* n # l that will bw |u»l
aa attractive ia dr*iga and in thetr s a rm n # *
ingw. Rrwlrlcttrms on t* th# rt**t wf K a m a
all Ihes# Ik in g * appeal la ywu. yw * * 'H k *
happy Ml t llliH E A M l PAKK. hut if (hey da
mil a ppeal tw **>«. then it will hr belter tnr
vnu amt fur I I H iH M N D PAK K Umrif lhat
vistt huiid aumvahere else.
wher#
you bitvr t«fa»»ed tu build
and Iui»* a l**t ahrady pnlst ltd. kill M 1
t r Iw in llltilll.A N D PAUK. r«m# tu ms
Prrhapw we might be able Iw a*r*w
trade: hut alwaya there U Ihia pntvtaw,
soar hews# and It* aurrottndliiga mu*t
form tu K ltiflL A N D PAR K ideal*.
S T K U TIT.
RESIUKNI E PIIONK
PAUK AVE. A N D COM.MERIT A I. ST.
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T H E S A X T T 'R D H E R A L D . W E D N E S D A Y . M A R C n .*#». 1?r27
S a n fo rd
H e r a ld j
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t ’H ' r ,
n iH fl
r 1 rr y I
n r a t . ■ • ( • ( < , rw>
I 'U r M a .
■I M i f i w l l a A v rw a e .
-I. ISID. at
•I. • 'l . i M a ,
IM
W h o s e W a r I s It?
I 'I » m
M a tte r .
Ifcr I ' M i . d l i r
w #4e*
A rt •*
With the fimil boom of the gut:.* cm Admiral Hou^hV
warships amt the evacuation of Nanking Ijv the foreigners.
Jf&iife
Seems to Be a
B U Y IN G
H ard
Ciuj; to Eliminate
M IA M I HBKAI.D
fPro hah)y Uk m M
urgent deth e f i r s t n n U -fort-Ip n o u tb u rs t c r C h in e s e N a t io n a lis m bejran , , [ , * ™
revery
Vtrj
,eif.re*pecting
to su b sid e s i i f f i c i e h t l y t o e n a b le o n e to a s c e r ta in t h e d treet head o f a family In this country. is !
Can the Willard Rattery
Men— We recharge and repair all make* of batterir*.
rffcctn of the recent successes of the Cantonese. A few *•» own kb own home.
r n iT o n Americans huve been killed, n few Japanese and Europeans,, Th,'r* *re« "f oeurM*. thousand* ■
n n ___ _______n t K « ( i i ; n
amt a number m* Chinese said to b « in the neighborhood of
o A T m ^ h o S & k u S
It. JONNS. M aaatI m H4IIM
•14. t a a la r f i elew.rr » * * « .
•kaatlkn «a I he latrrww
£C\ Cfl t n o ilfa n o .
J l h t y cannot ovn their own hnmr«
That it was necessarv* for the American Naval officer*
RAY BROS.
acnjmoUtc • surplus
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<»•, in which the Americans found themselves, the natives would ,ow^'* .h>' ■ mortgage which mwt J
• mot* * : have made Uttle effort in restraining themselves from pillage ■
®r r‘ Cmamed at »”«»*•
n
r*w
r
.
*
iw
!
and.
p
lu
n
d
e
r
had
it
not
been
for
the
big
American
anti
Brit
r
^
J
n
!
^ fr T,um deter* many
.14 I* *
i m * i.f *iL7ulr'^r*r«“ tish phells which dropped dangerously dose to them.
m
en
from
attempting t.. ^un - r
...I A
i i r H I w n **4 A4«»r1 l.lea
But
with
the
successful
withdrawal
from
W
u
c
h
a
n
g
.
Th#5[
f*** l^*1 tkrK
i
ihl.k • -«,Mlr«-r r.rk I'aWn W i la • • '.n il la a Bankow. Nnnking, Chekiang and the entire Yangst? vallev to
Vlarge
***" ipayment*
T i ' " ,V irr
,lwmpi n *in ;
,
,
.
.
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,
.
.
,
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feet
o
f
aa4ll al aaaarrlplla* llala
la r n i l f akaalairlr all the welcoming protection of the foreign gunboats, nnd the inrur. ||PfWf>i whi|p thf, rmjntry •
I rlrralallaa. aa well aa continued reassurances of General Chang Kai Shek that the i« essentially n country «.f Home.,
aalaaaa mrlAada.
situation was well in hand and there would be no repetition
arr still a U rge numUr of
D A Y. MARCH 30. 1927 of last Friday’s turbulent scenes, an opportunity seems to ;} E 5 n & t» ,ob*rL 'n/,u,Lri'n‘'
" " ri i
u n tilii ri.ATl-oww
hnve pro.-ented itself for the United States to avoid a trouble- rf>ull|rp t' n * . fh
*t t *
•a.) la a ll/ a a A a a a a ly a 4 ir a lla a .
some pmlicamen't with a whole skin before it Is too late.
vide fnr themselves and their Ton*
r w a i n r a a l r l a J a c k s . * *1
No time shmdd l>e lost in removing Americans now lo- ilie* ih»t roof tr«> without which
TT-Tr " “*•
rated in the International Settlement to transports or battle- JJJ
f*m'
•r«o«* j t mmmihty ~Tmr- i ships and returning them to this country. Fullv half of the
These very mm. undvr **>* or***- .
V*Vi.« mt a*o4i*a r r # - ; Americans in China were missionaries sent there lor the ent widely.known system «f in-j
-a##.M. katda. .rartOTvai S0JC good of the Chinese themselves. If they are not appro- *taBmrnt purchasing, un. -land
•OTMiiy i fcMi.
dated, and not wanted, thev should not insist Upon remaining.
'JjJ *?"
„rn' ' o.,
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* especially at the risk of life itself. Other Americans, mostIprymvnta. They ran now purchn«lt — 4 w M rm a m » iiil
| nf them there for business rensons. can well afford to return « ut«.mohMr», Pi«no., radio*. t.ho.•
'
to the United States leaving their property to the merry of ■neeraphs nnd -im rvfriBcr*tor*
i VB88B roil TODAY
•the Nationalists. If they lost everything, it would.be n mere
hr makintr a
l D :- ,;»n,.t4d. in thiv. Oj pittance to Mhut n war With Chinn would coat
.
nlUnlhly ' w m Z Z u . lK y Prhaw
ZT nr.i In “iKJn«'y hmd''
According to a report of the State Department, our knmed
the in.tsltmvni PUn »f
. m" |5 , ■
investments in China amount to not more than ?150,000,000 f«mbhla* ihr home »nd haw pm
EU:—o. my God. may ‘ 0f which fullv $80,000,000 represents the value of mission n,£“
**v ____, .
.
rU ever hav chArc- *° buildings and universities. Should .we become Involved in fllipt lhr,„IIfhf u,r ‘’ holt.linit^ and
^*11 Uijr way».
a war with a country composed of over four hundred million loan a»»oriatinn«. of which them
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r on account o f what M,p I*150.000,000 while a London estimate put* the total value.'"";'
a di»iintrui»lm.|
■t t hans kai Stick.
|of Driijah Investments in China nt over a billion dollar*, j
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c Hrownlnir tow* her »vp- The Japanese are financially interested to a greater extent yt,r|t>
-rtjr„| adrevatr of "the
uit and ia cut o ff w ithou: ' i^nn the British nnd Franco not so awfully much less.
tyiicm o f finannnB known a.«
Too bad.— Oonln Hannrr. I
Our only interest ill China should be the rosette of Amer- 1purchasing on thrin.taflmmt
kvrious T
' fcaiu rtrnmled there. With thU »ccom|.llM.«l, ........ .
*4
^ . J * «e
-o
fcrvnm t<> thr matter of d. i.t
d’a progress this summer out and leave the war to those who v.mt it.
'Vhrr the fatu lti « r a cnllece r to extraravances o f utterance that!
unlveraftv finds i( necr«sary to d is -. wdre r.-pr* hensible, for we do n o t’
ripline i^eml^rs
o f the
student expect to fiiul nu tur* judgement In I
l.o.|y ( r some act or
nttitud* th(. '*taf f o f a university student
w hich tl r heads o f tha instltutior. , paper.
fe.-l thr. cannot aff<*rd to Igu rr.
flit nhat was the motive? Arc
ft dollir* to doughnut* that pul. we to assume that these young)
lie s>ni| rthjr will be with the dW- nun were not Inspired by a desire
rlplinrd *tudents ami not with the to Iot «.f real service t*> the (nsti-j
faculty.
Itution in whose student body they
Tht r. ate c;>«es o f expulsion in h*d caught the spirit o f the past?
wl irh |! ere apiwnrs to he no altere th.nk n.»t. Tne vrr>- n ^ u rr of
rntive,
r tlwre are. unfortunate- their criticisms seem to acquit
watched hv critical ayes
-O Fr»««lom from itvl.t !• .loutsthe Unitwl States. I a-Fa
; l w a errat t>1r<ilrijr, If you haw
one flaw, in the pn.gram.
Im p o rtn n c c O f T h e T y p e w rite r.
anything t*» *K>w for your frvr-o—
|<loni. hut thru- U another lilvinbaers'Ahle that the people
ose evolution nre thoee
A pmminent New York soc ial e .dcr sn.Vfi that i - !' .nrfi "* .' j ./ p 'r 'u ■* k mc.' ih*
n it has done the least, lx* only n matter of tinio, nn«i not \ e v v niuch of tiiat, IxMor** ( i rti -hini;*, th** «uu>mohiI». ih#*
ork Herald Tribune. 'The
.1 out.
deputy collector, nnd a fee charged for collection of
E LL E N HOY. City Tax Collector.
i- ben irwumrd in |M.rforminir a »-arre.| .Igurc lo improve rand!- *n ' '1* l^ty,
iS d i l’ ktUrs'any"oilV7 wav than bv pen. nowadays it i v J J J
i'ia;i uur
one 'iwvp
owes in
lo family or lions in the institution, the * ' mtu. i ^ ^ ^ . .
I
and
the
“ fostcling
®tui i «nt
dcpcndruU. And when one ' has|thy o f Dm p iU lc'iV p ra rtk a llV cer-’
1 , *’ lnk, lon,r
•*PfU U »g!
provided
tiAcetsitles and or- tain to ks* with the dUclplin«d ,tu- ™'n ' r
‘ •Rmse that Inmoral turpitude nor
oroide red defiance of
i'h<Si motives are hnnaltowanres can be made
«tc h says that
to the consideration
evacuation
Discipline is impera- J
f by foreignera
. . .
I m inn iw'i i
Indent who has the |
.P-ne*.*-. |th. rrty. the Incon-, ol.st was u courage t.. say what he thinks and
'f •,rilirVu* l^“l ,,.urh * : optional course,
ght well have been l-gu n
T>
nrpn|.
Pa
re n ts ,j,
should not fall to impress upon their children Jhr Record says o f the whole rob- student'enterprise which it;
Its pub- sr> • in th« hope that saying of it
m ki «|o.
interest of
il b. hel|iful to the institution |
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.... Importance of learning to operate a typewriter whileThr
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„ ------ •»*■■••• ... »■•*- tJnlveyiity. i whose lo-st
__ at .
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interest he has
are still folks whothink
they are in school.
Such a course does not mean that one mowing
building as.wlatioii*
asoriatiema has
has for
for Kc
gen- |Perhaps they were mistakrn
It heart, rarely deserves to be treatmay lw that the nrtirl.s print.-1 ed a« though* he had rommittrtl a
ladder of success
has intcmlrt lo becomea stenographer; no
mntter what one* eratlons
eratlons U-eo
U-en arcepte.1
accepted as
as aa wise
wl
thou- In the Irrmurlast were 111 ndvised. j ritme. An A lm « Mater can affor.1
mnd. o f drinks.— is-.-*- f » u r m a v jH. t „ . w jn fjmj „ knowledge of this machine of
f " r . hun,’ rw! '
tho
Il is quite reasonable to assume i l** la- l ug suffering--and Is exximerrial. And when th-y * u lllr ‘ .
P* •
.V " " " .
KIlf,.|v
sui,l „ r r#n,,* Vf
* hn ,n »hl* »way
'
thing they will find so.,..- m iiteriu l assistance to him. The sumo can *aiei> «»c M itt m ^ avt.
^
to „.qui
_ quin* that the enthusiasm o f >outh led |.erterl U> be.
homes long before
they cotild
rtgs broken.
thp woman.
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•
n*
hav# arrumirlate*l sufficient rash
Touch them to u*c n tv|K'writcr.
L A K E C O U N T Y
with which to pay in full From the
peonle are Interested tn
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y go into n newspaper. A
FLORIDA’S “ BOOM” hi the eve* of the world l» aUll m'l^t’ piL^^%^"li"bu1fdfng*^rial
•trie are interested in wrhrl
real in many way*.
*UV. e vo ry u n c Know s m a t IICII- non is simply an installment meth- • Fnder the heading o f “ Old grstinr It might prove the solution IS
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k might well Im> left out very .................................
w.papers.— Tampa Time*, tious iHnti v a lu e * h a v e cea sed to exist in th e L a n d of M o w e r * ) J* "• buying—to the purchn.e o f I Stuff” the Cithrs Industry r a r r i«l . f Florida’s problem- t o pmluce ■
-rteruc too.
but t o th e c itiz e n o f n n v o th e r sec tio n o f th e U n ited S ta te s , j
|"r';
■? i l M .°,ri* ! "£ ,hel H|ur (:oo‘ '
• » " « • # »he year ’mutwl instead ■
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ur** *wP. * n,i *ne wisdom of these the past » n k and it was am aim r of r.nly seasonlr.
l-ake
Jefferson Th. mas was newly ■
'» weekly wants to know th e o p jm rtu n itie s and a d v a n ta g e s n fft r e d h e r a t o fa r a u r - .two things hat never Ireen quet. how im|M>rlam was the
-mbers when Sunday rri>* pass o th e r States th a t he can not htdp h u t fe e l th a t M o ru la :tioned by anyone. Indeed, in many •county held In the news of a dox-n come from Pennsylvania to be- •
rest instead o f Saturday is t r u ly thn “ F o u n ta in o f Y o u th *'-a n d th e so u rce o f w e a lth .sections membership in a building to fifteen year* ago Kxpmining come a Florida fixture.
. e»e.reietloa has been rrgacd-d as the files o f a newspaper to grt the
Color.r| Clarence WooiU was de- ■
i. We ran answer that rrntfklrL__ M nldnnnil T im e s Courier
„ „ erWUnca o f good judgment and high lights, in the citrus producing 'fcate.1 for the legislature In Lake 2
Governor o f South Car- u n told.— .M arianna lim e s c o u r ie r .
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tnnft worthy *»f nil comm^mln- o
f
Flort«lav fourtrrn i|$m* count} .
SENATOR
PAT
HARRISON
haa
« l v a n some In t e r e a t in r I liT *
f T ’* 1' “ ? * * * * fon» ‘‘lcr;d of sufficient im- A cr-.|OTratl%r selling organization »
B W lA lu n I A l IIAHIUOlJ.'X nan g iv e n aome interesting nut o f this movement a widespread , p..rt«isce to mentirn. Of these four was advertiaeirur that in another S
'an photographer, o f sofigures
concerning
Coolidge
oconomv in
house.
* - - .magnl------ • !. -directly
—- *•-— -• •l« k•p county
- ,seamor. it should• ronttol- fifty
-_
.
.
, , the
. . . .white
,
t installment
,
. ,, . business.
.
- •the
Jy -----mentioned
per ■
■
ti*ndencf<k. rrcentlv re- j
The cost o f running the mansion in 1021, the last year ;»«*• Of which Is now sttracting the-and a fifth was about the errs-nl - cent or mere of the Florlda-rilrus 5
million dollars p«»h for
retary . f the U e s U rr* chamber , tonnage.
ion. That’s all it takes o f Wilson’* administration, w a s *107.000. The total in 1922, 1
»»
“ is|»ectetar>
jS
a conservative out of u h ll,. \ fr H a u lin g n>sidi‘d th e re u-aa t >nn finn nnd in in a « i "
J*
«<f r-rnnprce. Il< r.< is the rditoral;
The shipping o f green fruit was |
*" II.
I,
t
11 I
H a t C-0b.OOO. and in 192... possible to nurrha*# borne refrigrrA beker’s dozen of year* arc not Ibeing lambaslrd in the press by ex
Remplr .McPherson is said
quite a Common practice fo use the typewriter.
ring tremendous crowd* 'n
With the growing popularity ot the typewriter, it v
around the country. Yet
tfe some who
ay to advertise.
V
e-.-fi),IMht. Hut the increase hn* l>epn heavy atlti Steudy lltiruig.**,nr machines, automobile, and - many, when you come t# look hack- |«rirnccl growers,
which hut a few ward, but a lot o fillings ran hap- Good ».uid, in Fb
Florida wrre Just
nthet that women wear the Coolidpe occuparv. White house exrs*nditures for 1924 *nanjf othpr
- - - - - years ago were regard'd as prwr- pen in that periml Cerently we had *being agitatrd in earnest, and lotke
) ain’t ro much to raise a to ta le d ? r »d .0 0 (); in 1925, $111,000, M|)d ill I9 2 C ; *4K3,000
ti*ally beyond the im tns <>f mil- 'tr s d s n to while away an Idle hour county carried a big bond election
lions of peopla. Flnsnc# companies looking over the files o f a ____
new*, for rvads amid excitement in vpite
A pin (mint Is a »m-i’ t
have been organized almost w ithout! iotiott In the rllvos bx-lt ctrv ring the of considerable opposition.
but mnny u nmn I
-------------------o -r
number; these in one way nr ano- iyeara o f 1012-13 and 14, and some ( i rower* traveled by train Instead
h*n he sat down on o m .
thee assist the buyer in installment >of the things we ran across may be of automobile to attend meetings «>f j
purchasing, passing their s<carity j worth rejwating:
the lloiticultuial Society.
Ki grave established n
T H E A M E R IC A N IN C O M E
obligations on to the banka and the ! A Hustle pat king house was then
Kdgar A. Wright came from Tali-cord Tuesday when he
PA
LM
H
RACll
p«ST
tanks safeguarding thrm*#lvt* sp the l*rgv«t in the ita ti, though it jf*»^nis to edit thr Florida Growers.
csr twr- h” nHr~-| #-nd
I« r » n tly tayovid nurMion. ft h i* « • * arrrpt«'«l that one In l-’ort
^ illisn* Gomm# was making his
e* an hour—that’* right
nt*w tarom t possible for m man t«* \Mry$rs wn* more nipM cly r<|ulp !sd%ent into citrus pn>minet>rrv lust
* an hrnir
Wouldn't do
The
natronal
inrt.ms
for
It'.'t)
was
Uiose
gainfully
r-mpluyed
was
41,buy a furnace fo r his home and pay , |ir«i.
JtWn bfcoming county agent for
e - rni*s much good t.i
ecu
w r if y ^ u r
M * vTr*Iw ot WHI.000 out of a population rsitrondm
• )
installment* or j ' Hub# A llyn ’s pbau«raph a.b.Mmd\
• „
9JJH0 among rltUcns gainfully rm -,. .
. ..
. .
through buifU iing association*, to , 1)lt „ a g tt c f n oriJ. newspaper*.
►»wnli U Skelly. who had been in
ployed according to figures Just
n 5 - ^ 0 ft° 0-. A ll « f them build a bathroom In hit house if he
the north bossing the zaIf of Florthow a rhvsirlan fee’ s
**1" ritx w . was called to*VfoHda to
durk h u n "r# and |he L a d l.y the Nat!.m«d Ilunau , j j«»r r# ,l Mine kind o f direct income did not have on- and par far It [
r - - s .i
'l l , , ..
land lb#
income «-f Um . through installments, and'to p ro -‘ 1* *'* “ *»(lhr / "' l " ’14
*’ rr* ' U gen.-ral sulesmanagrr of th.
nmcn-e railing “ i.uark. j Be '" - i l .
seats an annual I|irii4w> « f w-vvn]
« > . li.o io on thr basis vide alm«wt anything else whlri, ‘
b m l^n gju st a Uttl- . H cTTu . C iltu . K zch T ^ e
H IV s ,h ^ »v .'.i.--'* i!r s *! p
IHv ic n t for the years IUmglpning
ginning |la,d
! la .1 down by the bureau. This, 'people of small means were tn for ! T k . 1 . #•
<«
I'ustiag hadn't been thougl.t o f;
$ S S' 'V’*
I - Y r) '* nut
.
S Bthr
B Bp B
S S cB ..Bf I . *
^
t*e- fum)aatT«.ii was unknown; bui un
n f-elx whe-t lie em o t i n l - 1 V. " r .a *T" ' n c *
**'•'.
whule story, fo r |n,eJ- years
denied
r i.ilir
, | :rli
.
u
000,000,000 1»-tur.cn IIU2I andjihp l-.OIO. rx|>rv**rd in the terms will fe te a l to any arid rvxrry in lelli-'
Mrangly I-.uteT; as-j the U ls ' s^On.tW b » i Klnrida i-ltrus «rvp
r.elnt^ . k T lT h l
'
ja t * doitarM putvhasing power ia jb a v iig . T
y
t haac T «m p > w „ *ug lueuxki talk iJ* uve^prudurtion. P
1***** . L , , . . ? M.n .
H ie fiirtizen are quite reliable a* I II'l)!, repfeserb* I a pain from MM7
A la rvfu l study o f h i » ‘ building
---- -inacn.
lil77U>
F»nt man who Is feeling'the urge. |
miT L riwep, nanIor,||B
I a number
number u>y drp#a*hxb'«
detendat:* *.>ui«-e»'«n
*»»uire»!in 1l'JI
ta11.1*1!
H.lsr, In*l
|u<i year.
year.
n arvi now e x knaw ipaT# ^ppH*-,! the has Is fnr t v « ^ <»u. mere*## l « average income that hr cab hyr foltuwing the ajviee,'
tne nbysirian wo ask c l j
ware tables and farm er*’ I has been matched by an increase in nf cnimejit financier*, secure, wiih- j
Ik —-Tarotui Times.
income estimated l.y Jhe lk.-j.on-iavorugc effirlcn .y. flesplte the ron- not gn-ul stress, the mxieru;* and ;
Intrnt nf Agrirultoni
rutluro xrrru available 'tantly growing population ami the Jnade-t hqihe dr.trva. *
M
©
a
t
M
a
r
U
e
t
> fault we find with tb#' and other c<.mpimliont liave Uren I laltzUvsiy inelastic nature of our | There are building ami
an lo.- .i « s i
e r -tV a y c m ..
City Tax Book* will close April 1st., after which all
lamia upon which taxes remain unpaid will In? adver
tised ami sold for taxes as provided by law.
Personal
taxes remaining unpaid will lie placed in hands of a
same.
. MODERN W O M AN
).A |.K -A folding bed by
'iat doubles up and locks
'ano. Fenton (M lrh .) InU . . ‘ > s,
*.. .
>t get tha French goat
a»t the time they need
i badly over there anold mine should l>e disft this country.
CITY T A X BOOKS
CLO SE A P R IL I st.
Jotimnl- _ Tnm jJU T i m t s .
Frank R. MacNeill and Company
I n s u r s 'i n i ’c — l i o a n s — R e a l E s t a t e
1 0 7 -9 S o . P a r k
Ave.
H. C. V1ELE
S a n f o r d , F la .
*A Substantial Jeweler
in a Substantial City”
108 Magnolia
FOR RENT
Magnolia Avenue House
U n fu rn is h e d
T h r e e ro o m s. S le e p in g P o rc h * B a th .
N e a r .S o u th S i d e S c h o o l .
R e n t a l $ 3 0 .0 0 M o n t h
•
•
Dean-Berg Corporation
H e r a ld
B u ild in g :
'?■
Home and Happiness
A re
j
B U IL D
M a g ic W o rd n
A N D
H A V E
^
B O TH
V
W . H. L O N G
IfW 1 'A I.M tn ro AVENUE
Imiriwrvd. nl. Yrm’rri According
i* afar
ahead
A wwi
cur |-----|ibeir advice^ and help should
.............. „ ot the f>urrAil's
,,w.. M.. „ figures,
*iaw*CS
I|«<Mtialion
* awes* aw
me w
wwau an
*»litnr»
h -m lib s ifc r s y t pTH-n ot staple gmrik |Immediate nerds and ia likely to
“ •» « f by the thousands of
thla word fur last year war slightly le«» than five '*»ntlnue fo r s u m time, thus pn»- j 1" ' * who are paying rent who, by
I m a n n e r * of mean*, ahouid be
r* nrd will proliably keep years ago and the pi'irchaaiug paw- j vidtng u* with an almost unlimited
unll
until; li»e> 4jc^j>/.f^ rjtb jr r per rapita Jnoom# has liaen 3d^ntnb'» f“ ' tha rapanaitm of oux ! fa yin g rent to thcmsches.
x. f J
f »
IM'IVrflt
A-w* AJ.w’
t. —
UM1- of# fj me.uis*OT#Kkr.
percent. ILAat
^ear *the
rwaiber
' a*.
* A * J . **• * *•- . ; • * - > w
* > » * , * ■ ' * ..p i
H A L t, A N D
a s r j —
fK N T L A N D
Certified Ihihllr Arrounlnnln
Income T lx ('e iu a llin U
S. G, fiR A Y . b’ rsidenl Manager
' f t * First National Rank lUdg
* 4iaJB£a
I’ hong 155
Bond C l—
Y ard : Holly Ave.
Z ip 8 e r»*c*
At U th , 12th, 13th KU.
�TH E SAN FO R D ITERA UP. W E D N E S D A Y . MARCH .10, 192
Social and Personal Activities
Telephone H8
MRS. FREI> S. DA1GER. SOCIETY EDITOR
On Wednesday tk# RvwngoUat
will u»# tk# a«hj#rt "Where d<w*
Rati Hryin " while on T k ir a liy k#
trill prrarh on "Tk# Resurrection."
Soma of tk# qiiHlIriM tkat tk#
Evangelist 111 ra in toniyht will
ikn "Why ar* trr different from tk#
’ animal*?" "C a n a *<m1 b# eared
after dealhT" A M " I* a man wko
rroaaaa Into tk# Devil* Irrrltnry a*
yoM a* tk# man wko <Wa not,
Tkarr wai an Incrr**#*! numtwr
of rkurrk o ff trial. pr*«#ni *t |k#
mratiny La t evening aM a larges
Perrentego of ikr kpwntk league
member*. Tk# lattrr organisation
ia helping wltk tka mu«ir for tka
m##tiny*
All tka children „ f tk#
rtty an* invited to t# at tka rkurrk
thl* a ft# moon to f t ( ready for a
txtt»(rr program
on Saturday
nlykt. Alt Ik# afternoon ##rrirr*
thl* « n l will k# tt#t»lM to Ik#
almly o f tk# Holy Gh„.t
Residence Ti lephone 217-W
MRS. BOIZ E N T E R T A IN S PIPK O R G AN
C L U B IN HONOR OF MRS. SIMMS
Social
Calendar
W EDNESDAY
ml 'Flow er Show o f tk#
a DeMrtmmt at the Wo-
(jm.
1* '
fttj- A rt Payont," South
rimary school, WednesJay
it 8 o'clock
* will ba n mrrtiny of thr
mnil hoard at 2 o'clock.
E vy Art Paynanl nt « o'clock
■ South Side Prlmaiy School.
L
prltn Delta sororirty
|»t the City Hall nt 0 o’clock.
Duriny thr .hurt burine** ora*
•ion plnr* were made for an Eas
ter bazaar to l>r hrtil April !* at
Ike ParDlenm- ,Sh*Ti in tk# Mr.
Latvlrr Atvaitr
Thr minion -iM y rla*. wa* IM
! hy M n. J. li. Colciourh aflar
j whlrh n aorial hour was #njoyr»J.
I;
TH URSD AY
Lull Flowrr Sh«nr at WoFrrrral unu.uut rontrata wrro
[featum l duriny thr aflrmoon.
aCluh.
I men o f the Prrshytctian i Th# firw* i\a» thr niakinc o f a *lo.
L W|H hare a supper at thr Iran fmm th- Tint Inter* of thr
club. **P. O. (*." Tha prlrr f.T thr
l a t 7 P. M.
keranity chorua
r»hr»r*nl : iTat lUiyan," Praaervv Our CharL held at 7:4?. o’clock at th.- latter." H i* won hy.M r*. Tony
Kttbytcrian Manse on Oak \Pitrhard, who rrrrive.l a .'pretty
hr. instead of th# Woman’s •ilk bmutkc rtliii-f Mar. Th# yur.t
[it previously announce.
i o f honor wai r m r r tr d with a
daintily rmhroiilcrnl yur.t towel.
Eotlowinc thr contest*, a lurrly
F R ID A Y
rl« one o f the Mctho*ii»t ntu*|ral prayrain was rrm lrm l inrh will meet with Mr*. J. M. rludiny Vocal srlartl'm*, "Just*
and
S*mirw hero"
iskill * t 3:00 o’clock at h#r Somrthiny"
20118 C.randrlew Awnue.j hy Mn. A. M. Phillip*, ami
piano arlrction., "Concert Polka"
Court.
rle two o f tha Mctho.il*! j tA . \V. Ijiusiny) miiuI “p la n o M
irle three o f the Metho.ltd
fh will meet with Mr*. J. id.
is 6<w Myrtle Avenue
at
t.'clock.
>la four o f the Methodist
h will meet -*t 8:30 u’rlmk
i church.
tie five o f the
Methodist
h will meet wilh Mrs. J. It
on the West Side at 3:30
l ie tlx of the Methodist
fh will meet with Mr*. Ottn
ehl at 3:30 o’clock, nt her
on the West Side.
lUtAUqua
rnmmittre
will
at 4 o’clock at the Woman’*
*. Mattie C. Pace will rnU the member* o f ihe Book
i (Tub at one o’clock nt
«on at the Country Club.
SATURDAY
Iren’* Story II
at the library.
I. Claire
'spending
arrived
to tpend
Evcrette, who has
aome tint# In New
hrre Monday oveabout a il weeks on
banquet at tk# FaCrest U U
11.4*1, Sanfurti
Th# Crystal lake |mpr-cm ent
Aaaoeiatinw heM a lawn party .>»
TuHJar *rtn\n* at ihm U k * Mary
Elof#|l *ith |||# ftiHi.wjrtc in chara#
of I ho vaHnua UKIrt: ?***J M»«*
•U«o< (Io». Wllaow, John
KM*.
Wm. Mitsgvmva. Fancy Work 'I n .
Walter Flanders. I’ a m l |V*t; Mm .
dame* Sibley, la »A PlrVarlxf. ('in dy. M ia U n ta flail. Anr# Ryder
11*4 Dn|» Jlr. and M n . A. C Tr*fry, Mr*. Wtmtinan. Ire IY#»m aM
CaU brink*- Raymond Rail, Wal
ter FUrwJ#r*. a M RRInt VVibcm.
Mark ami da nr in* m u furnished
ky Mr*. Hooghtcm ami M n. 8«w*IL
Th# annual elertbm o f nffleer*
ami teachers for th# Sunday School
of Ik# ta W Mary Cummnritty
1'hurck look play# afire th* w##|.
ly pmyrr meeting U«t U o t " '« l.t r
evening. ami Ik# (allowing w»r#
Methodist Evangelist Again Speaks To
Large Congregation On Tuesday Night
AMrrwm. <up#rtnt#mt#nt; 8
\
Down. a**l*tant auparlnlrmtpni. U
P. Saundan, aarm ary; Miss Mary
h ’.ino aialrtam ivrm a ry . \i -Maryarrt Sprout, trra.nrn Mr*.
IVmaM Amlmnn, nryantat. Mn.Vt
E. (lohl, assistant oryanhl. Taarkan; Men's t'la«*. Ra*. Jam#* Thom
P*«n; lh>sra« Claaa. M n I'm l Rail#r; l ira Wmr Clasa. M n P
Ait-
J#f*«n, ln(*t mediate Clan, Mr*.
W. Cl Frrgwna; Primary, Mr*. W.
K- l ot# aM Mlaa M aryam .Upmut,
n » u , Norman PWfaring.
Tk# t-ak# Mary P* rent-Teacher
Association K#M Ua March meet
ing al Ik# •ekaalhno*# an March 17
■rick Ik * prrtMvnt. Mr*. Frank
Evans, presiding, A fter a abort
kuiinea* *#**i,,n. th# mrrtlny »a <
tumM «v#r to Mn. Winifred Kal.
Wy, Mailc Director In Iko ft#mtm»I# County School*. ok., pr#«#nlM
tka warh of tk# pupil, of tka Lnk#
Mary Srk.Mil in tk# following pr>sp in w i,
Selection* ky Primary Grade*:
A. Rykt Rahy Runtfny.
R. S W py Head
C. Buay Folk*.
H Rally aM Billy
Intermediate lin d M ; ['•la u w tn
atlon in ma«te teaching technwpie.
Higher lira,)#*
A. Tw#"Ti»p Morning*.
II Trna Fart*.
C. .Cay I l
I*. CiM.ark Song
E Pu Nina Ik*
Tk# pupil, ikoar favorable r#«ulia #1 ikrir
‘n*trw tim .
amt tk# programme waa followed
ky rural nloa by Mn. Kelley
■Molly’. •Samanna' a M «tfc#r Irt.k
H'onlinu#M ,n Pay# S in
he
Thr annual sal# of tk# Prison*
Company in It* fir, trntral KUw
ruia a to m i* |„ .ta n Thursday
mominy at e JO o’clocb, accurdtny
to adverti*eim-nt« the ertmpany <»
runniny in thr Herald amt .,|h#r
pap-r*.
Thr loral »tore i< ready f«r the
•al# and will make an effort to aurpa*. *»me o f ihr prrvtcui mrirhan.
MRS. VICTOR ROBERTSON HOSTESS diriuy event, it h«* hrld .incr the
<iin>niny last s.tmmrr, acronliny In
Mr. McDonald, manayrr of
tke
A T D E L IG H T F U L P A R T Y TO D AY
Sanford itore Thr Ivaryama to be
offered the puhlir are th# creat
Unsually lovely a* well a* en miniature ship*.
ed tn lha history of the Persons
joyable was the ’ bridye luncheon
Thr afternoon hours pa**#i Company. Mr. McDonald dated
given Wednesday hy Mr*. Victor quickly in- the enjoyable iti*m*«
Rohertson al her home In Mayno*
Mi»* Alicr Runyon ha* returned
of bridge, and when scores hail
tia Hriyhtt, when she entertained
been collected the holder of high tn her home at Steubrrumllr. Ohio,
member* nf the "Vouny Motion score was awarded a gr.cn rr>r- after spending the past month
Rri.lyr Luncheon Club and at r*. tal . rrmmer and sugcr For th« here a* lit, guest of M n. K. D.
Rullmh at h*r home ,*i Fifth
tm tabic o f player*.
holder of second high score, there Street. •
(Juantilfoa » f pink *w#et p#*a.
wa* a blue glass powder Jar.
lavender lupkin* and larkspurxont
Thr hoatea* was assisted in >rn
Walker left Monday
Lined with greenery were u*rd in
*b ,r# ,ke i* tislting
dm orating thr rooms where the iny nnd entertaining her guest*
> J. K. Rutta.
card taldc* had lieen spread fa- by Mrs. Charle* Powell Jr.
Covers were laid for Mr*. Char
play. The color scheme o f pink
Captain and
Mn. Rertram
and lavender wws tarried out In les P.iw.ll J r, Mr*. James A. Pittman. Mr* Dick Hr.-an, Mrs. Jan,. * Rockwell, who have tieen touitny
every detail.
Luncheon wa« served al small U Wells. Mr* Cl H e Ryrd. Mr*. th# date, are returning to their
home at Kanaa* City, Mo., after a
tatdr*, each centered by
bud Rntst.in Raggett. Mr*, flrant W il
va*e* holding rut flower* in the ton, Mr*, N’ ed Chittenden. Mr*. delightfuul eisit herT as Ik# guest
.prefrrretl i-otnr*. The place card* John W Sneed, Mr*. 11. It Me •*f Mr. and »Mr* J. K. Snyder of
Chuluotn.
nlao in keeping with the rolar *ehe. Call Jr., Mn. II W Rucker and
me were done In the forma of Mrs R»hertapn
CHURCI[WELL’S
;
-
>
.Men’s Pin Check
Men’s Broadcloth
Work Pants
Shirts
95c
Coloi*8 Tan. White
Blue und Gray
/■v
95c
I Hern!* « f Mn. Albert Whitakar
will regret U< learn of tk# death of
her father. W M |lek*rt. at t
ratio springs. Mr llrbert was 87
yean of aye, ami mad# many
friends k#r» while visiting hi*
•laughter tn recent rears, at her
holme in la k e Mar* The body was
taken ! « Newton, Kansas far bur
ial.
Tk# lake Mary ..rvkeslra has a.
dnpted tk# name of tn# la k e Maty
serenader*. and coiedueteit tk# a#-
j
Men’s Blue
Chnmbry
40c
Work Shirts
Voiles
Plain Colors
49 c
j
2 5 c Yard
I*jdlies Kelt
7X.T6
Bed Room Slippers
Window Shades
39c
89c
A R T P A G E A N T W IL L BE PR ESE N TE D
A T P R IM A R Y SCHOOL TO N IG H T
. George Massey and aon,
<-f Dade City, are th# guest*
ty# and M n . Jame* G. Sharthair home on Tenth Street.
Lucius II. McLeod of Tam
visiting her sister, Mr*
Wight and mothrr, Mr*
I It. Rates of Daytona Reach,
Em er
resident <d Sanford.
1 the day here Wednesday O il
I ■«.
. and M n. IU v Frrran of
* spent th# day here Tue*day
«- guest* o f Mr. Kernin'* si»- InewI tw»y* and girls in costume, a
ehoru* ard a read.tr.
Ir*. 0 . L. Thrasher.
Each o f the 10 seen#* tells a com
plete Story In itself and the whole
and Mr*. D. <*■ B o v l
. Mn. arrive.) in hanford group ri.mli.nH embrace the best
in literature, music, art, legend,
lay for a short atay.
humor ami interci tirg historical e
». J. D. Woodruff, Mr*. D. t.. venls id American life fn«m the
her, M n. Rbwmfield HulwW, landing of th# Pilgrim a to th# re
A. W. Frost. Jr., and Mr*. turn of th# victorious troop* fr-.m
II Van Kirk motored to Lua* France,
The Mrs# oil painting* used in
I’adnewUy where they spent
the art payesnts a n original#. »a b
worth several thousand ooilara,
Th# program in full c-ivent
'la.tiding of th Pilgrims’. IC’aptain Mile* Mamlish. Mr*. Gover
nor Rrwdf»rd, John Alden. Pri*rilla and Mrs, John Carver.
)
L. B. Bouchrlie. Mrs. Jack
and M n. Cora Wilson of A z a r i a n
C ir c le H o ld s
Smyrna were among those
R
e
g
u
l
a
r
M
e e tin g W ith
-til o f city attending the
r Show, Wednesday at th* \ iiii./ i:im iK W p I l s . K a r o
in*# Club.
I C. W. IDuhy.who ha* l-een
Tha Asarian Circle .of the Fir*t
test*of M n. Frank IV ten for Paptlit Church met Tuesday ev
i\
K li re I urnrf l to ening at tk# Church with Mr*. A.
•me at Waterbury. Conn.
M Earp and M n. C. C. Hell# a*
hostesses.
1# Fill#, who ha* »pent the
Itowt* of sweet p#a* sod nastur
imuith here with hlaparVr and. Mr*. W. A . n * u . tium* were arranged with pleasing
’u,.,day afternoon for Brimk- effect about the rooms when tka
A abort bu»lp#s» imatlng was
■eld, presided over by the cirri#
halrman, Mn. C. A An.Wrscm.
’ Ians « » r # mad# for an all-day
eullig party to be held Tursday st
ha bom. o f Mr* Georg#- W. Evan,
St*v* Cock* o f Albany, Ca., it th# Park Aienue Aparim *»t»,
house guest yf Mn. At- ■hen the Easter wardredu* ft-r tk*
tt* at her hom#
Palmetto hibi rlitk n l by lh* cirri* Will h*
made. A* thl* was th# t**t mewl
ing o f th# rirvl* year, a dominating
r.. ramit tee wa* app«*lwtml f« r tn*
election of o ff ire ra which will tak*
k* land. 84. P*Ur*butg and, piacw at th# n**t meeting
Uo*«)|
tier w hen ah* *p#nt *n* J
Otuirhe* atid Our O ppn u n.u r*’
were girrn by Mr*. V erw H *»ty
aid H i i M. D. C r j-, l . f t ! ,m i Mr*. T. L Hale
g afteropon for th*ir hnm* l During the evrtiing Mr*, i
•land alter u visit here as j Kilierrase gave * group of reading*
**t* of lin k Fryer** ii«ter, and Mn. kuy Pn pin n m im d
verml plana selection*.
>lfnd Ulja.
* Rc frcahmeels of dainty *andI Ixuiag Sheppard of J#rk-[ wiehe. and fruit punch w*ro
» U l' \ mrk is expected to arrive brrv ed by the h- *!**•
S3 "'em
ty evening to be the gu«»t Th en
k Archl* Betts.
Ernest Hou**hiild*r and
rlyl* left Tu e»d«) aD«rit Jacksonville where they
rnd a f*w day*.
Flower
Sanford'H Eleventh Annual Flower Shim under
the Auaplreit of The Woman** Club opened today and
will continue through Thursday.
Visitor Is Honored At
P arty
G iv e n
T uesday
B y M r s * ( i * (>• H ^ r r i n K
Don’t Fail To Attend
sing entertained at bridge at her
home on Fionck Avenue. Those
present included intimate friends of
th# honor guest.
In the r.*mi» where th# card
laities had bean arranged for play
bowls and basket* of *pring flow,
rrs in varylptf t M d t l of yellow
w en effectively used, nasturtium*,
calendulas and snap dragon* w#r*
used to emphaeita tha colon.
Of exceptional interest was th#
game of bridge played during tha
afternoon and after the usual num
bar nf progression* had lean plar*d
th# pri*# for highest score, *ilk
k,.*e, wa* awarded Mra* t.awthcm
Hutchinson, whil# Ml** Mary Gra
ve* wa* given a late book for ha*,
trig had na Jm k with her rard*.
At th# roorlu*ion of the gam#,
the hastes# amUted h f her daugh
ter M>** Eleanor ll#m ng. »* r r H
ttmpting refc**hmeitl* a*
thicken, fruit *alad. kal mil* and
___
coffee.
Those enjoying this affair ware:
Mrs. Relit* Ilham*,- Mr*, gawthua
Huuhiason. Mn. M. *■ * > rrP «
Mrs Wldetnan Catdeell, M n Cihaw
Moughtnn. M n W. M**Ton T%lfu#«. M<*a Mary Gtavew. Ml** lw«-
TODAY
Jean HcrebaR. KaM iWnw*ll,
Thc efforts of The Woman’s Club have Riven
Sanford n Flower Show that is worthy of your at tendunee— it is an event that deserves much praise and rominundation and every resident of the county should he u
visitor tomorrow.
Dwrnlh) Deioee. Walter li#lr*
” M lK WtttING
WK. W RIGHT"
Special Masie N a » # l t *
S a n g , m l fulgiaag
ARSOm
FAIH-FS
THURSDAY
Daitd Helasco'* Slag*
Hm I s iR h *
-TIIF, MUSIC MASTER"
ilh Nail Hamilton. U«l* M
ran and Aloa tk Francis.
This Ad Paid For By
"C IIIC K K N Fl^kTIIICRIt"
M ILA N K NKYIKM
Ball Hardware Co.
Connelly and Sons
i
W. M. Young
C O M IN G
Calieen Moor* ia
niMCHIKDN AND W lM IN IT
PRINCESS
T O D A Y
llig h la n d P a rk .
• S ’. C. Hill ha* rrtun.cd
wtwa Nashville. Tenn., where
**t lh* past fortniglit.
• Wtfubish * f Oriandu t* in!
« * d for * few days attend-1
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THE SANFORD HERAIJ), WEDNESDAY, MARCH SO. 1827
L A K E
M A R Y
T a r p o n S p r in g s S p e c ia l
(Continued from Pug# F ive)
mher* appropriate to St. Pat•lt** Day: Mr*. Kelley was nrmpanted b r Mm. W. G. Jone* of
(amonte Spring*. Preceding the
:>gramme, Mis* Mabel Ferguson,
a few well chosen word* thanked
* Parent-Teacher Association for
■» athletic units recently purr hasfo r the G irl*' Basket Ball Team.
*. Priest thanked the association
behalf o f the boy*.
rhumday evening, March 24th,
* ‘Teacher* Night', it being the
rch 'Lyceum programme of the
rent-Teachem Association. The
mme was entertaining and
. repared, ’and Principal Cla
ir# Priest, Mis* Lucille Echols,
1 Miss Fanny Belle Priest, are
eiving congratulations on the
ent displayed by each in their
'Ividual - number*.
The
pro
imme was as follows:
Plano Solo* ’ Marurka.' Lyre*,
••terlow,' Shore— Ml** Echols,
'leadings:— Miss Mary Dun.
Vocal Number*: ‘ Burglar Bold,*
me Old Line’— Mia* Priest,
'leadings: ‘The House With the
Iden Window*,’ 'Adam '* TrouPa‘» Education’, — Clarence
ie*L
Piano Solo: ‘ Grande Valse*, Mat
— Mis* Echols.
Members o f lawalo Volturc 478, 40 Hnmmra et R Chevaux, made the trip to the American Ixginn
leading: ’ A Heap O' Living,’
convention at Tarpon Spring* In the locomotive and box car pictured above. The engine waa built by
eat— Mis* Priest,
leading: ‘ W hy Should The Spirit Chev de Train Stanley Walker, who la at the throttle. The car wax constructed hy A. P. Ilargard,
Mortal be Proud,’— Irene SteVoyager.
• Jk' .
i*.
i’ iano Solos: 'In Shadow Land,’
vany. ‘ Dance of the Demon*.’
1st— Miss Krhols,
A N N U A L
F L O W E R
leadings: Humorous Selections:
SH O W
IS
O P E N E D
vtarried A W ife Who Did the
irtlng,' 'A Had Egg.*— Clarence
I N W O M A N ’S C L U B
eat
tumorous
Selections: ‘ Almost
vond Enduranre,* 'Sister's Best
Her.'— Miss Priest.
Vocal Solo. (In Negro Mammy
<tutne.. 'A Comer toil in Hen- Court Heara ArifumrntK On H iiiio n n ire A u lo m o h ile Munui.‘ Mias Echols.
Appcnl Motion; Cane Will
fn r lu r e r S u b m its T o
An
lha Ioidles* Aid Society of the
lie Carried Higher Should
O p e ra tio n
liu l C o n d itio n
*e Mary Community Church
!| conduct a cafeteria supper at
Motion lie Denied Hy H ill
I h N o t Herlouft, I h C la im
Community Building on Friday
nlng, April 1st. With the fob
Ing committee in charge: Mm.
*ert Whitaker. Mrs. W. V. Dunn,
a, Grady Minor. Tho proceeds
m thla supper will be added to
building fund.
n
r la n d o M e n
H ave
B o u gh t Local Shop
rh# Ray Rrothar's Filling Sirn and Tire Store, at 40t> w r«t
-it Street, ha* been purchased
A. J. Peterson and W. A. Pa
rk, former well known Orlando
dnes* men, who arc to continue
ration at the present location
e business will be railed the
mlnolo Tire Shop,
rh* Firestone and Oldfield tirrv
• to lie sold from the new store
<1 high grade vulcanising work
also to he handled. The entire
>e of both partner* will lie spent
furthering the interests of
-lr Jacal business, It was announr
a p is t P a s t o r T o
S p e a k O n C h in e s e
In hi* regular Wednesday night
cvfee* at the First Baptist
urch tonight, Dr. F. D. King
!| apeak-on the Chlnrse situnn, it* present aspect the cause
I background for the turmoil
ough whicV the country is g »
r, and thrJfelstlon of the rrliu* question nnd missionary
rk to existing conditions.
'I feel that the civilised world
ve has eyee turned to China ns
•wr l>efore and fo r that reason
dll review the situation tonight".
. King said U making bis nnincemrnt.
-I1AMBER
BOARD
MEETS
h* Board o f Guvernora of. Ihe
Httber of Commerce met this
rnlng at the offices o f the
Linber where routine huslnes*
i disposed o f and several minor
:t*T* were tabled until the next
ting.
/lading up the affairs o f the
mber with the Dorland Adver-tg Agency wa* the only matter
mbling importance that rama
taring the eession.
ago but will not be formally -amfenced until the conclusion of argu
ment* nn the present motion fur a
new trial. The statute under which
he w a» Indicted carric* n manda
tory penalty nf one month tn nnr
year in the district jail and n fine
o f #100 to |l,0W.
The next step in the ordinary
course, should Justice Hit* deny
District Court of Appeals, and
thenc* to the Supreme Court.
Sinclair, lersve o f thr celebrated
Teapot Dome, naval oil reserve,
wa* convicted o f contempt nf the
Senate fo r huving refused to an
swer questions nf the Senate oil
committee In 1U24. The unanswer
ed question* had tn do with the
multi-millionaire oil man’s nego
tiations with former Secretary of
the Interior, Alliert B. Fall. Jloth
Fall and Sinclair await trial In the
district court, here next munflr on
charge* o f eonsidrary to defraud
the government In the leasing ne
gotiations.
Today’* proceeding, however, was
confined entirely to the contempt
ease, in which the defense attor
neys, George I*. Hoover, of Wash
ing on, and Martin W. Littleton, of
N aV York, attacked the jury's ver
dict on 20 pointsNif law and evi
dence.
the arrangement o f flower*, Mr*.
E. N. Galloway won first for mix
ed flower*| the second prise waa
won by Mr*. Ben Monro*, and the
third by Mr*. W. F.. Watson.
Mr*. Phylli*
Smith
took flr*t
prire fo r the arrangement o f pop
! pin*. Mr*: W . M. Scott received
a second nrlae fo r her leonote* and
Mr*. S. O. Chase a third with lu
pin*.
The wild flower* and
native
(hruh*, cl*** nine, are in charge of
Mr*. Alexander Vaughan, chair
man. J. Tllden Jacob* and Dr. Hasrlden.
The garden picture* and literoture, claea ten, are in charge of
Mr*. George G. Herring, chairman.
The memoer* of the committee »n
container* and ribbon* are: Mr*.
S. ft Dighton, Mr*. F. M. David
son and Mr*. Frank MacNrill.
The committee on the reception
o f plant* and classification i* compourd o f Mr*. J. C, Gibb*, chair
man, Mr*. F. D. Ball, Mr*. 1.. P.
Ilagan, Mr*. W. J. Hardy, Sir*.
Cawthon Hutchinson,- Mr*. W, I..
Henley. Mr*. II. J. Lehman, Sim.
Fred William* and Mr*. F. R. Wll•on.
The general committee i* com
posed of Mr*. Henry Wight, chair
man. Mr*. C. It. Kirtley, Mr*. E. I.
Markrll and Mr*. W. M. S e tt.
p
E. Rth St.
CHICAGO. Mar. .1ft— (I N S )—
The second round in the national
Intel •cholaatic hasekcthall tourna
ment got under way at thr Univrrsity of Chicago today.
’The largest field ever gathered
at the meet, representing every
secli'-n o f thr United State*
I*
here to battle for the national
rhan pionshlp.
Tlie toumry started at a fast
clip yesterday when Halford de
feated Franklin. N. II., .’Ml to 20.
This pace with few exception!
was maintained throughout the
fir*' round session.
Complete first round scores fol
low:
Haffortl. A rif., :M»; Franklin, N.
Y. l*o.
lin den , Ky., IB; Muscatine, la.,
12.
Lincoln, Neb., 71; Alpine, Trnn.,
1*.
ILiron, S D., 22; Greensville. H.
ivn i.it
r o t 'v n r . n . « « i n a .
m a vt'Kit *
IIA K i: fc *T»3II’ A N Y. a Corporation,
complainant* ...............
srgS: Transient orders ar*
E| accord Itot ta the nunia w a r d s ana number of In-
TIIK XTATK
o k KM)RIDA, T.»;I j IG AN IJ»NM r o M l - A N T . » Cor-
m
ifp unknown.
T V l K n i t r U I I K you 1 / alA N lAbSO
r t u i n x y . a corporallon. named as
a defendant In tha almvr and for rgoing cause pending In Ihe above
sty led i 'out t are hereby te.tulre.l to
he ami appear before our said t'lrrult »'mjrt at the f o a r t house in
Sanford. Kemlnoi* Countr K lo fld *.
on the second da> o f May. A. t>
tSJT and then and there ntahe an
sw er and defend an artl-m t « f o r e
close a certain material man's lien,
e.ifnmenmt In Ihl* Court on the f i n d
dac uf March. A .l» I»I7.
I T IS E t m T I I R l t O l t U K R E n that
this Order ha puhllsheil In Ihe Hanfont Herald, a newspaper published
In Hanford. Hemlnnle County, KlnrllJa. once a week for four consecu
tive we eks
WITNKHH the Honorable \V. W
TVrfghl. Judge of tha Clrrult Court
„ r itis seventh Judicial Circuit of
the Hlate o f Klnrlda In and fo r HemInnle ('minty on this Ihe ] * th day
of March, A. f>. IStT.
W. tV. t v n i t l l l T .
Judge Circuit Court Hemlnole
County. Klnrlda.
a* par r at* schedule be-
rgha reduced rate* ar* for
^■tlva Insertions.
No ad
j for In i than I**.
■TRACT MATHS w ill he
■span request. and charged
M line Instead of the word
ssrda average* a line.
UtlMIONK AUfl. will bo rs
i for pat rocs and collector
| M iM lll«tf for payment.
1 trsneleat orders ara payj* sdvaocs of publication.
M>INO IIOUHt Copy focslvTh* Herald ortlca by 11 it
w ill ha published tho asms
Inn. •
It Is b rln * made tu appear l a llil*
I V a i l that a Hummona In Chancery
ha* b e n heretofore Is*ned directed
m sun and that tlie P h e r lff o f M note ('mints. Klnrlda, hs* made re.
turn, that the aame rsnn t he s e r r .
ed o w in g to >our fa ilu re to eleet
officers nr e p p o ln l'a a e n ta » r
lu
have Within lha Strata of Klnrlda » r
Hemlnole County an o f f i c e r o r a * * n l
upon whom preeeea could he served
and that f o u r o f f ic e r * and j » » « i «
I had been. 1 w i* ill In tha
with cold*, which left tarn sr«*
I aant at onoa to tho *tnr* for
- ------------ -it. Injuat,
while I waa foelirw
•trongth returned
&CO.STINUANCK CJID».IIH
k y* mad* In p«r»n * at Tha
Bard Herald o fflr* « r l>y
or.
Talapaon*
discontin
ue o rltr* ar* not valid.
LUUUKICATION INDKX: Tha
being slaaslflcatloua
ara
tgardisad and numbered for
it rwfamne*. They at* mad*alphabetleally and nutnerIf. Tha sola under aarh h»»dara also tnads-up alphabat-
tVIIJIOff A BOTLK.
TH R E E ROOM — unfurnished
apartment, private entrance, 115;
three room frunlshed apartment,
prire arconlingly. 1.705 W. Third.
Phone 22.'I-J.
t i i k t iit r r iT « oi i i t o r t h i :
S K V K V r t l Jl l l l l IVI. I I I I I T IT
o r i i .i l i u m , i x « x n k o h b k w ■XOI.K COI X T V .
A. i ; Y O W K I . U ir a d lo * sih I <loti>w
l.iialnrss aa T i l H YiiWK.I.I, C tt.
P lain tiff .
V*.
•
JOHN ItrHHKId^ Iterendanl
N O T I C K OK MHKHIKK-H HAl.K
Notice la hereby give n Iba l I. C,
M
Hand, aa Hberltf « f H-m l«nle
Coiiniy. Klnrlda. under and by v i r
tue uf a certain aiecutlo n dated Ihe
• lb day nf lira-ember. 1*24. Issulrt*
nut o f Ibe Circuit Court nf tha
H<-v m i l l Cl re nl I nf Klurlda. In and
fur Hemlnnle County. In a certain
raua* wherein A. K. Voarell. tr a d
ing and doing business a* T he Y « wall Co. wa> plaintiff, and John
It ii i n , II waa defendant, will, on th r
G "and Fork, N. It., 28; White first
Mnndsr In Mat. A. II. I b l f .
High. Toledo, 21.
Ibe eum* beglnlng tb* Ind dav nf said
1'jinniint. W, Va., 20; Tallad- month. In fm n t o f tha Court House
ilimr at Hanford. Ittmlnol* County.
see. (!*., 13.
Morton, Cicero, 21t;
Dumnt, Florida, o f fe r for sale and sell tu
Ibe highest bidder f o r rash, lha
Okl«.. lit.
fo llo w in g described property, alt\Sinfleld, Knus., 20; Ahenleen, mUas lying and being In thr County
o f Hemlnnle and Htsie of Klorltla.
& It.. 23.
parlk ufa rly
deai rlb*d
as
Vienna, Ga., 5.T; Mlnersville, mork
fnlloar*. In -w ll;
Utah, 28.
Tlie West H alf nf Ihe NorlhDover .Ohio, 21;
Northeast
w e i l q u a rte r nf .(he Northeast
H iih. Kansas City, 17.
q u a rte r o f Hrrllon I I . T o w n
ship 31 Kouth. Jiang* 3* Hast
Colorado Springs. 28; Deerfield,
Terms-raab
Purrifaser tn payHighland Pnrk. III.. lit.
deed
Ilothell, Wash., 20 Burlington, forHaled
Ibis Ibe 3lal day of Match,
Vermont, IB.
A Id. 1*37.
Pocatello. Idnhn, 26; Durham,
• M HAND
Sheriff of Hemlnole Cuunty, Klorlda.
N. C.. 24.
tiffe d R a t e s
PKMINOLH lU C lS O CLUB INC.. a
corporation. *1 at. DefendantaoatiR R o k ru n u r A T to N
Hnlleltors for Comttlalnapt
fu hllsh -M sr. S*lh. A |-r II. • II,
ix
in
3*
U s e O u r S e rv ic e A n d
§
Tirestotie
CJum D i p p e d T i r e s
W atch For Opening Sale
Seminole Tire Shop
F o r m e r ly R a y B r o t h e r s
411 W. First SI.
.
I.e t uh d o yu u r
Tel. K93
DKVKLOPINC AND
I'U IN T IN G
F l a n d e r 's S t u d io
Over Mobley’s D rug Store
ERM EN T A K E Notice, flab
itin* like hungry wolves, sra
Jgltsby to r boats and bait,
Monroe bridge.
n Aronua
Phone 212-W
Floral Boggoition for Every
Occasion
Floral Daalgns a Specialty
JANE NT W A V IN G — #10
SIB. Marcelling by our exper*tor. Blue Bird Beouly
utomobllcH
; BOOST SANFORD
I TH E New Sanford Booster
k displaying bunch of celery
f Jach. btudebaker Agency
Juan Garage Co.
Iteport of the Condition of
CHRYSLER
Ik J. FU LLE R MOTOR CO
rd Ave. at 10th St. Phone ti:*2
- DODGE
car* und Graham Tiu. ks
and 13th St. Phone 3.
up#
of Sanford, Florida
it the close o f business March 23rd. 1927, condensed from the report to the Comp
T R A IN IN G CAM P NOTES
lly International News Sen Ire
ST. A U G U S TIN E ; Fla., Mar. .10
— The New York Giants start
north today. They lost tu tho Cle
veland IndusM r " yfoU rdoy In the
ninth. 7 to 4. Hutnmn made four
hits for the winner* and Jackson
contributed throe error* for the los
er*.
HT. PETERSBURG. KU.,3IarJ10
ie m is t T o A s s i s t
The Yankees will laid farewell to
L o c a l C e l e r y M e n tholr camp here tonight, going to
Palm Beach fur a contest with
Cincinnati. A fter that they have
. Hinton Pledger, supervisor of
•even more, game* with tho Cardi
uection fo r th* State Depart- nals.
ri o f Agriculture, arrived In
■ford this morning fo r a conT A M P A , Fla.. Mar. 30— Emmett
cation with local grow n * and McCann, an outfielder, has been re
« leaders concerning tb* re- leased by tha Nationals to the Col
lad eeiiure of severe! cars of umbus Club o f the American A s
ford celery by the United sociation. The Nats beat the Cards
tea Government while enroute yesterday, 9 to 2.
th.
SHREVEPORT. U ., Mar. 3 0 ■Ir, Pledger eta ted thla morning
t a chemist from Tallahaisce ’ llurry up and gel yuur Work don*
lid arrive In the city In the ini- and you can go ta the ball game’,
dlete future and remain here Manager Ray ScboJk told hi*
th* balance o f the shipping White Sox today.’ Ksnsak City Is
-son in order to assist grower* playing an exhibition aerie* her* a
gainst Shreveport. Thr Sox go
’ whatever purpose they de
through a hard.practice seaalon in
al relative to their shipments the morning and then watch the
celery.
ball gam# in the afternoon.
'ronble arose during the early
1 ofthe week over a few ahlpE L PASO. ~ T *7 7 Mar. 30—The
nt* but claims o f tb* govern- Cuba were idle today. Tomorrow
rt# have not been substantial- they begin a airing o f 10 exhibition
oe to the condition of the celery game*, winding up at Kanha*
Kanfea* Cllv
City
aid to have seised. The several days before tb# opening of
ng here e f ■ state chemist th* pennant aaa*nn. They lost yes
die unnecessary such sell- terday to Amarillo, 7 to 6 .,
the future, it U claimed.
T A M P A . H a . Mar. 3 0 -T h r
'N V IL L E — Building ner Senator* took a lead In it*.scries
1 hare during Prbruarr * * * <1** CardlnaL by scoring two
JtlSJSX,.
run* In the final fram e to noa* out
tho yialtors, 3 to 2, yesterday. Thr
” l a remain hare today and.
0 N V IL L E 4 -1 . .S. U r y "
UOOfiOO new building
>gan and Adama Street.
N E W O RLEANS, Mar.
roam* tame her* tndoj
minor
N E W YORK. Mar. M - t J N S ) Thc breach Iwtwcen Mr*. Ruth
Brown Snyder and her lover, Henry
Judd Gray, alleged slayers o f tho
former’* huaband. Albert Snyder
may he patched up in order to pre
sent a united defense at their mmin r trail, it wo* reported today.
Counsel for both prisoners would
neither confirm nor deny thla move
w *« contemplated. Since the artest uf the corset salesman and
hi* paramour charged with the
mu rib i vonipimey neither has
spoken to the uther. Each h it
shifted responsibility for the crime
to the shoulder* of the uther.
Efforts In have Gray and Mis.
Snyder tried on the murder charge
separately will alio be opposed
by N’ewcombr.
A story that Snyder had come
upon Gray and Mr*. Snyder and ad
ministered a sound beating to the
former some time before the mur
der was denied by Samuel L Mil
ler. attorney for Gray.
"Gray say* that story is • lie,”
said Miller.
Second Round Of
Ca^e Tournament
Ton Late to Claaoify.
FIRST
FLOOR—,1-room apartment
Begins At Chicago' all convenience*;
also garage 2 ’J
News From The
Training Camps
C LE A R W A TE R . Kla.. Mar. 3 0 The Brooklyn Robin, will break
camp tonight. Outfielder Ernie
Nietske has been n-lea.rd to Jers
ey City.
Woman And Lover
May Join Hands In
Preparing Defense
A ,
2 Women
In
Lose
$ 2 5 0 ,0 0
L iv e s
B la z e
swept
bustIlrirn,
t; and
red a
t the
,1 go
to a
.irM-i
.
da
j v
HO/
r. 30.
id# nf
ih f .
the Florida Public Health'Assnda
tion effective April 1,.
In announcing jia m e *’ resignn
tluu, R. V , Coyington, ylr* president o f the association, stated no
lessor will be named until nest
temher. No reason for llam e*'
resignation wa* given.
B
P I ^ N T C IT Y — 118.000 to be ex
pended for repairing CapiUl Then
ter recently damaged by Are.
D A Y T O N A , , BE^CIJ—Pc^ar
pkuc* Bouirv*ni from S t Attgua
tU n* i o tlift n ty utldr^ rhn^trdct
ion*
* Madame Butterfly and a golden
Ophelia.
The awert peas, das* two. are
In charge o f Mr*. Ben
Monroe,
chairnian. Mm. W. I- Henley and
Mrs. W. 31. Thigpen.
The annual*, cl*** three, are In
charge uf Mr*. William A. Pitts.
chairman,, and 3lr*. John Charles
Ellsworth Jr. The blun ribbon for
carnations was won by Mr*. W. D.
Hoffman and tb# first prise for
calendula* by 3lr*. Minnie M. Mac
Donald. The com flowers o f Mr*/
B. F. Whittier. Jr., took first prise.
Mr*. Frank MacN’eM'* white candy
tuft took a blue ribbon and her
lavender candy tu ft took a first fur
colored randy tuft.
Mr*. Hawkins Connelly's white
randy tuft wen second and Mr*.
Under Curled’, third.
Mrs. K.
N. Galloway won * blu* ribbon
wRh her giant tulip popple*. Mrs.
Henry W ight won a first prise with
*“ r » n*P dragon, first with her
lupins, first with her arrlotis,
fim t with her giant fringed pe
tunias.
Mr*. C. It. Kirtley took a
blu- ribbon with her larkspur and
another flret prise with her white
gypeophilla. Mrs. W. A. Fitta took
second prise with lupin*. Mrs. Don
MacDonald won a first prixe for
petunias.' The red rlbhon for putr
pic* wa* won by Mr*.
Phyllis
Smith. The third pris® fo r pop-
GINS A C O W AN CO., Auto
diator and iherl metal works
rod ornamental >hc«t metal
Tel. 710-W. 207 French Ave
SANFORD IIUICK CO.
212 Magnolia Avr.
Phone 367
troller of the Currency, Washington, D. C.
IIU P 8 -M A R M O N S
Sanford Automobile Ci
lag nulls Ave.
Pin
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V III-C A K tZ lN G WORKS
A N D GOODYEAR TIRES
U. S. I . Batterie.,
Distributors Chan.II,,I
( ("pmcrrirtl Avenue
RJx’ - FORD — FOUIt.SON
Edward Higgins Inc.
irclal A Palmetto. I’hone .131
.19^0 Ford ton truck, excellent
IK YOU A R E A
1 LARGE
MODFr.N— bout* all
condition; owner going i
M ONEY M AKING FARM
MAN
i convenience* Extra ground for
•enable for cash, like now. I’hur
WORTH \ o f the name nn>] not
10 acrr« tllbd lit fin* condition
* garden; garage. Sir*. Alapach,
897-W,
afraid to wurfc, FU bet you 50#that . S'srndah- Apartment*.
you can’t work for u» an day* and FOR R E N T :— Small bungalow on with mulr* and muMjisrot, 5 acr»«
not earn le-a than #200. Think I am
MODEL TRIM CO.
Muffing . Then answer this a 1 d eaim b le residential t i - i i o o a r in timber partly clttrrd with hew
We trim the car, not the owner.
and shew me up. Opening for man within e » « y w a lk in g d i t t e r c * o f i h DJkM bungalow - double gvmf*e.
Rhone 817 for estimate*
ager*. The "Wonder Hex" sells on
business dis tric t. #10 monthly. I
I*. W. RADFORD
•iFht.
The entire property for IIO.OOJ
O. R o t d L ’ S i n M .
TOM W ALK E R
SEM IN O LE HUDSON- ESSEX
- lltUburgb, Pa.
IN C
THREE h-ROOM—h»u
-Jon Oak A vo.
Men,
nyn, boy*. clo*« |» rent swanona
Phone 41
O
r’.nni’ y to n / r money. Mrllonville. t'hor.e MOI - iti«-n only e.r-i xTjit srerkiy between I and n p. w. at FU R N IS H E D —Two story stuern
4— IIusintHs Service
w Nn. 10 Ferr-dale apartm«urv house en FiUrr la k e: 2 car garrge. electric llthts, running water
"W E C LE A N YO U R RUGS
K— Hnunri.-i]
•ml hath. Desirable tm enl of m<-re
Itnp- rtanre then amount o f rr nV
A B S O LU TE LY
C LE AN
DO YOU NEED MONEY— Have Apply I . F. S'lulrve, Silver lake.
Our rug cleaning plant I*
urdlmilr.l amount nn Kcsidanc#
and ilasine** property Chuluota FOUR ROOM l.kn»*',..w eppoa.t#
„
. _
.
■trktly modern.
Office Young Bldg. N. P*rk Avr. aviation field, Sanford Av*. lights
•
" * * c<c Temptw C.«
Phone Orlando UGSJ or drop
and witcr. T. H. Klnnrd. K. F. D.{ _______ ____-_________
11— .VLsci'.'lanrotis
< outyiry Club luatL- S-tn...td, F.a.
— A r r r n g # I o r Snle
Price* same as Orlando. Rut*
u* a card and our salesman
- -Well t stablithod payN f»W IS TH E T IM E
will call to ace you.
For Kent
■hoy». RasaotiAble. Nick- 17— Hit-ini' *
TO It c y T H A I I Al> M
Mattress Co. 1122 Church St.
fur oelimg out. Phone
\ND S T A Itr RO M K IH IN Q
Orlando. Florida.
We are ail gulr-g lurk
lint
H T i r r YOft t s r - a
farm whtie r\al vmt'ie* win al
Bldg
Apply A T
Orirntal rug*, small ^ons. Magnolia and Xnd
ways prevail Ju t rnw |a the tlm '
tn n:nve a (rw miles from Sarvfufd
va, etc. d ll Myrtle
T U B SEM INOLE P R IN TE R Y
and *tart that thicken farm aisd
ANSCO CAMERAS
\TTR \ C n V f rw m* tn r.-nt f.ir r ib s wTetah’e* fur tha hutr-a mar
A N D SU PPLIE S
ket. Ju«t such a place can las ha I
stores or <dt»>« at J'a’rk A v»
I will not he rrapo.naible for a.
601 W. blh St. W. N. Lumlcy Prop.
on the Sanford-Orlando road about
W. tl
counts made by Itandell Klnatu and Cummerctal ft r e e t
Young. Owner, 20* Park Ave., op- three mile* from Sanfcrd In tho
T. II. KINAKI1.
high and healthy uak atul plr.o
B. L.
Perkins — Hal>vrdaaber
polite Court ll<ute.
*•
—ci Ion good for citrus fruit*, go^l
headiyunrters
for
Collegiate
The *tovn tala I* n"w on my en
(• r roultrr and gao«l for all kla I*
Clothe*. 110 First Street.
tire stock at cc.it. D. W. Short M~
. f \\|pit*M»«.
Thirty arrvw, high
Ijinder Arcade
*rd dry location fur a homo and
BUILDING BLOCKS
Irrigation
(• ur • rr» In muck f *r »%get«i ••
boxes and general cement work TW O REFRIGERATORS — Good
or hnlhss— It w ill raise anything
Miracle
t n ; ! j Concrete Co. J. E. Tvrcondition; priced reaaonable.Pier
— the man who want* to work c* j
willecer, Prop.
son Larkin, Inc. MtLandrr Arvada.
Bl HiM s s LOCATION
trak« • good living
from
this
Phone 880.
NICE STORK naira ISx«0 \t place.* If voti are interLA N E Y .S DRUG NTOKE— Pre220
Magnolia
Avenue.
Suitable
f
>r
res* OWNER, rare Sanford I trial-!.
•cripllun*, Drugs, S »la . We at ^ !4~~Moori« \N11K«»ti( IlHirJ.
<mall bus:t rea* rnabku Any reasonable offer and
terms
Apply at A. P. Connelly A Son*. will Is- considered aft*r fo il have
221 Magnolia Ave. Phone 48.
u rn the property.
----------T H IN K - If you ar* thinking j f ” , *• D J I-T w o fumiih*
| building, wily pay the Architect* w' , l' private family in
FOR R E N T Prick store «m ‘■'nI several hundred dollar* for plans, house with all ronvrnlen.
ford fvenu c-l'Ji per month. N . ll
when you ran gel tha same free, reasonable 208 Evans Jit. i
Garner. Phone BJ.
PA R K A V E N t
and keep your money In your pock ne*r OakAve.
of Thlrteamh
et . For further information • * • ! “ ■ " ------------------------SANFORD N O V E LTY WORKS, i ROOMS, wlih or without
IVI— li o n - («•- 1
V. C. Collcr, 1‘rop. Building ConReasonable rate* (jncol
tractor. General Shop A Mill Work . . .
and House Painting, 115 N. I
A p a rt m em .' l-'or I
1100 Cash and $.’-0 in iitM, wilt
French Ave. Phone 235-J.
- ■ ■ ■ .— -----_ .
buy bungalow on Magnolia Avenue
Price #4500 lluy direct fn n oxOak IIill
LUMBER and complete line of FOUR ROOM.— virlightfully cool rmr. |*hnne I4N and ask for Mr. FOR 8 A I E - T w n lot*
furnished
Hat.
eastern
expoturv
and lwn lute In P u n * Vista #''•- *
building m aterial.'Low
price*.
Mitchell.
#»i h, rath payment andterm* t*
Security Lumber Co.. "W here Good located • n l*ark Ave. Fur lna|iecsuit purchaser. Box xx rat* listGrade* Come Frum" Mnpl*
and liutl aid *11 pnrtaular*, addn>*
lb ulc " A " RD Box 245.
aid.
Sixth. Phone 7U7.
FOR R E N T— Apartment and Iwd
IMi— M 'x ccIh n cn iH Fn r F a ir
Phonograph Repairing
mom. 320 Oak Ave. Call 74'1-J.
Piano Tuning
By exports with 17 year*
FU R N ISH E D
A P A R T M E N T .•xberirnre.
'• Clement Apartment*, 01.' Park
Sanford Music Stor*
Ave, Garage included. Apply Apt.
and Gift Shopne
Room 10 it 11 McLandrr Arcade. lo r 0.
Phono S32.
Newly Decorated hnutekeejdag
YOU YOUR H E A L T H ’S SAK E monis All rontivniknves Rates #5.00
TR Y
CH IRO PRAC TIC A D
Pit nty shade— Laka I n s
JUSTMENTS. DR. W. E. MAC- tv. 10G North taurri.
SW EET l*<>TBTO P M NTS
UOUGAU 1ST N A T ’L BANK
G U ARANTEED PO RTu
BLDG. PH O N E 482 J.
TW O moms, kitchenette and bath;
RICO DRAWS
, beautiful outlook; *11 Improve
CONCRETE in every shape and
F- r shipment March |0tH et
BUNGALOW — Attractlvrly furment*;
attractively
furnished;
form, blocks, tile roufing, uma3 I»L
Our plants am r d m l
“nlshed. 8 psimt, hsth, sleeping
modrrste rent bv week. Young’*
mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod
nnd- r alas* Wiipine-m* will l r
Apaitmebts. office 200 N. Park ro ifh , duuble garage, nice lawn ond
uct* Company, Fifth and Maple Ave.
made In order a# rw
•
ahrubU-rv. Carh #1,000, balance t
Sts. Phone 112-W.
I’rtcu F.O.B. s* folluwv:
year*. Mr*. Nlmniunt, next t<> Ta*T*n thi'inai.d and over, per
FIV E ROOM— Apartment for rent I 'Y ***»°P.
Asenue.
CLARENCE SMITH
thousand
#2.1
April first, r or. I'srk ahd Fourth
General Contractor
l r - i than tin ihousalwi
D. I . Thrasher.
0— F a r m * p Ur N«lt*
400 West First Street
at Phan.* 441
GOOD— Conn-nlent first floor
BEST BUY IN AG RIC U l.TU R
G LEANING . PRESSING, D YING apartment for rent, furnished »r
A. I DECUM AN CO
m . land
—“ We do It Better," Try u*. Rc\y- unfurnished. Very rearanablr. Ap
321 W rit Itav St.
ply
110
West
Third.
I
ii
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State
Of
Florida
al ('leaner* and Dyers, J. C. Jack
,
Jock*. nvilie, FU
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the
flowing
writ
diitrirt
near
son, 305 East Second St., I’bone
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for
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i
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with
rlay
subsoil,
tin
481-J.
rent, private lath, right up town, tb* highway and on# mil# frvui FOR S A lE —Tm i
foi
HADDOCK STEAM PKCSSERY corner Second and I’alm.-Uv r.nt It. It. station.
, tables. Apply 1117, lli|Hlmrut Kt.
Already cleared. Per f e d —Cleaning, pusaing, tailuring. rraaonablc. 124 Palmetto Avenue.
drainage.
105 S, Palmetto Avenue
Pbi-ne
P i a n o s — luidwto, w>.ru*a ii « i
Virgin-soil o f wnrurpasaed ftr- w . Ilmu-rx. F *
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three
rex
146-J.
su ry l txi .ii. whu)
tility,
will
grow
anything.
apartment, private bath, at sumn
( |,u00 Aries In unit* uf A acre*, 1sate a’'.l retail. We Fax* taken1
M E T A L ROOFING— The Ro-.f Ev- ra tn ; rlto front rcom fum 'ihe l (
a* many as you want.
erlaating.
Metal
shlnglrv; light loiuackeeping. 2U7 E. 5th.
AT A P R irK .S O It iW IT H IL L ,
standing seam tin and galvanised
"Make Yuur llrad Swim'*
floor unfurnished apartroof*. Sec James II. Cowan. Oak
ll.nn# Seeker*. Her* I* Your .
>r rent, vacant April 1st
ara. and Third St. I’hone 111.
Ard ete. Tertw* Wrtf'* for <CflUWjMil
:le Ave. Mrt. Noble.
Rii V tl.^al f U ; ■a ( iifn;>i n f r?ot J
MATUESSES properly renovated
Id* Theater
l-.i
cr.e day service in Sanford, by THREE-ROOM Furnished Apart
n*
8anford Matres* lactory. Phone tnenl. Apply Herald Offlee.
402 M.
Han U n ta A P A R T M E N T f i t
I I tl
I" ■
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VltJIIT-CHRI.SENBERRY P R IN T rent
If you are lochia* for ■ " S ’
M r . f^wsir A m rit-e rt N ,
The Black Ih” • 11 I K k 14* ItM
SHOP *— Printing. Engraving. 4. I'hnne Ull' ’W. Rri-ileut Agent
Item It I*
the pnrtiohtf >1
ta ‘ e ' l iMrxJ*
H»* Me A l One*
It-ib o itig
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a t.v.w?.M dnnr- j
red m Lii-I* i ’
W. 31 YOUNG
L Phone 417-W. R. R. AvenueIng U*tru<tr r
‘ l Is* cat1*4 tW i
ttergslna In Real K«ta<<
Ar*rtm *nt corwpl*t
'ommercUl ftreet.
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d\
Park Ax*, and Commercial
1201 Magnolia A
t « b* a mar .
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"JEPSON W A N TS TO SEE Y O U "
feeL One c lffr - r - « bate «#Q thr
House, lloUd, Apartment Ileus*, TW O ROOMS — furnl.Hed fnr h/h
an y th in g
a
i»— Help Wanted (M ale)
F in e a u siN d ts -flu# tU FN eo o o r
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Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 30, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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