294 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1ee8dc66aedf10b08a656d2cb8d88aac.pdf e9882e15880435ecc08051ce5c8867ad PDF Text Text TOOK N E W SP A P E R ikhed l|i Florida’* Heart World’* Greatest VeRelaMr Ion. It* Ukhewt Garden Land E J I Q .X y i l . I.«;i (I W in- I n t c n v illo m i N ew s M en tr* XNKOJII) Kl.OUill II IM IS D A V , M M tt'll U . 1 rj B u lle ts A t fin d O f R o m a n tic T r a il ■ 1.10.000' Mm A n d R u n M n tfir is ts ■ D e c la r e d S lo tte d To The Four W om en Area H ave In tlllnok. D e a th M acM u rray llic*nl Is SiiH fin Much Distress T o E n d A t M id n ig h t ( • ... — — ; I Opcralnr*. Maintain Tbeir Atlltilrie While i'liion I* < Still AcaliiHt Watte Cb»> f M en ;’a s e ttry R u th S Y y d To P ro se c u to r iKTROIT, Mat. 31 M(INBS ) 1 isslatan Prosecutor Joseph With the endln.f nf a love affair of two year*’ standing In iigbl, !antrilucc» today started un wtijration into the «c« ident f|p*pa!i* i* hetlrvcit to hasp pt-otepUd tin* bekntiful Courtena Aliev ih* Jonr.- I» rM-.it Raymond Vlnn wt Uv Traffnr.l nml la reelf In n Kren* h mil way Irain. The raontenn, fnrtnnty Alio Kilvrrlhi>me «if thlrar**. i,ml |,r? h*ir*lmp<l ate plrt.ire*! nhnu. T w .■omit . ftrw at* *l«nt,»ii Ai,*r lumtltlff rx nir.iotiv, flirnda enirt, ntnl rlore fri« »mI*Kif» apmii't; up lelwrrn the eoortr** ami th« ymiiiff KoplUhmnn. CHICAGO. 31 -H N S I- , f l r c H e r t h a . -Vif w** in rc.vbm-** t-xlay fet | IU»mtV*h>n nf »ufl coal mining S ' H e i l m a i w miihlrM IriIi M rt 1hn r w * 11 competitive fu'UL?., (fflirKht ; u.'ctrm IV mtylviniln, !:Hiw4* ! f’ Mn and Indiana. IS0,(|<M irfraVn i-f lt> I'mtwl Mltir V «rnr>' Union am* Mrttmlly all i«t Ih* Mundnotp. coat mirwp In the «ir« _ atill br nf Kvtcal by the *U*(Vt1*ialt, whir’* fclker* lb*- rtplmtmn uf the .lack i <nvllk* war* HrnW. TVe linHilt want* u new ror.traf t tnvhtlntr yuhrinnttally the wamr U-fc pay n« the Jm'liwnrllli njjry r e n t - l 'A ) a ila> «T a pr* |ertl. ' *e an Mut«t |n linnetvrikiti il n ti.iii.xnr> lt*e , Tbr*-, ti r*. rlalnilq# tWy i-pn fto- rtniij ’.i niirWr thnt vraf* ►role with nn •nkm ,'irl.U ||i Wert VlmUi.. ;nii nturky. W«»l A lm a . Sanford Loan And Savings Company Is Reorganized A t Minim *»• rrnw to draw uy Meeting On Tuesday Night rent u new rontract, lut tlx* wide gut( ReorfanlaaCon nf the Sanford -----. Mr. Plcifk* :r amt Mr. Tbotnaa, who Isum A- Savingt Cnninny » « ft- are a'*n lntere*te-.l in a m nher of facted UVJrerdoy nlgnt when new nthor ilmilnr nrr«al*atioh* over the nffirers anil « ro-'e ,ll‘ state I’res* of other l»u*lne«* af­ rector* acre chosen as fnllowa; fairs ii rirvtt a.« the n<a*o«i for John V. Oborlioluir, tovrMfnl; tV-tr r. fthilrawn. from the local .In' (‘hsries Hum., rice nrerldmt; t tit i i - ion. With tho eppolntmeiu nf Paul V. Paul A. Olurhollicr. re.-jutary not (riiMitiT* Tho botinl vriU influi'r in OhecAnltaar n* m.matper oixl the nilditinn to tin* d fte W th» r‘1l,l4'Tl‘ naniior of men nil the l»oanl iiitf »)Aiifiii’fI liu^lht’M mvn: Ip- • • of 'litxlnr-i,.the Snofnrd l-a*i» A •Hran, C. J.* Holly. Jte fa.m-ixm, •my of Fills!’* *ecr»t *erSlrfnditTamtiaiiy bW«»ma* a be-aJy vale drleetires amt police J. M. NVrII.... niid A. M „ lie truilnt itivtltuiinn. It wae petnlt w thuffy, lit ofn« *» ftTn*Hr-foui. *fr. Oiicrhi.lt«r-r. formerly a dysep Micblmtr dimsi are . 'aABlI*jiir*Kftf*flT 11tiitiTrTTOl iker touring car. tacpp.intt rliaio |»y John V. ONiniiHifc 11 «»f il'** InUcr.^t- uwiutl by Rtudctuker are utd to - deliberately attempud to H. \V. IMe.lp’* »n»l J. E- Hmnuta » f Ocala. Mr. ObtrhOlUer, a promi­ ■a Ford into the Itivrr Kouga nent citinn and orani.i- irr.iw«T i f [faillur in that, rammed hi* Utke cvuniy. Is al*« mUrr*teil In it Coupe, In whi.-h the autorpothe l.r --«imrif l/uiu & JUvintrs Com­ pany avm! tho 1!nlu.j! Stall • I ' ' ^ 6 Sovines Company of Hmdemntj. The Sanford U «n A i'orit'K' Oimiuiny war organised in IWt by i-epamtilir'tke alio* of the oprraIno and mln*ix. rrxuttnl In a dUoi.-weairnt. Since the dlrayreemeni John L­ I rvrli, preiddi r*t nf viv inrra* tiali.n, j.|opo»e.! that npettUiT* r*n* untie In ;ins the JarVsontlPe acale tietuilni; ai»n-'.'eTii oa « new emt- tyaat R e p o rte d i In F a v o r O f M a k i n g i Com m on C au se O f In c id e n t I n N a n k ln g S e r v ic e A s s ig n e d By U.S. Is Reluctant T Join Other PowersL iProtest T o Chines* Indiana. o.tin Anil PrAWtfl vnnln A ffected lit Older J a c k s o n v ille * S c a le Secret F a r e D e a th P e n a lty lU lum lnnos! Kmhrarlntf ■ O f D e tr o it M a g n a te my Member Audit Ibirrau Of (Irrubllm vi Olsoa Cbarrvit with murdering Ihctr Ixuhervt* „r their eweethaart* IWee four women fare pnulbla death m tlrtin it forrml-rvttty. Mr*. Say. der ia rharfwd with aiduir her hirer In the brutal mnntvr ef bar huehead whi!a be ilrpt in-their N«« York t|*rtart t Mr*. Ileilmaa aiM Mr*. Alum OI»ui af CbW-airo are iharred wttb murdering (M r buetuindv. and Miw Stoker, ai>u nf CW tpi. with the leunW «f her varvutheait, Jama* J. Gh-ruten. Coolidge Frowns On MBi* Stick" Policy 'Irwieincd Apprehension Kell A< IIc m H O f Attach* On l idirh O nem alon: Ibut* R egards Fired I’pon lit C in lM e w W a s h i n g t o n S itu a tio n A s B e in g nitANGIIAI. Mar .'ll- U S*t C r a v e A n d D e lic a te While new rtfw|» «f anil-fi.Tvign ddMinlrittM|i in .th, t-mriMni n w In, there >« hwraased apprrW ASH ING TON . March 31. henaton Inn. M i ) a« (hr remit rl — The question o f whethar the the ««l> attarWo upon the French American gnvrrnmant will a* rawevs'ton* Inal night. iurui<*e ll l f i pit i»v lhr. Yang. hanchm its irvVpmdgnt pnai«*e are »»IU aub|*r«*4 ia Ore an* there are many report* af pillar* tton in C M m amt join with by Ih* SatlonaHrU. The Cantoac** Great Rritain and Japan in •re reported U h*Vs catered Chink* maVinv a strong protent to the lane oiler It* evarwalhm tv for­ I'hineao Nationaliata over the eigners anti In have sacked Ihe U * t U - Amerlean and British Nankin* outran* — with a iwnaU eer* rrvMlnl to have heap threat o f punitiva maaauraa In pui' iel hy M i l * crowd* who lhe barkgruunA - we* pat w|«aralv threw litre* at (ham. up u. the n u t* Pepariaaaa* today The extent el Ihe .U n tp h ae The Hrlltsh ruvernatenl haa keen In Nanking- k *»UI wmMlan ahmd. rather urf.rU in It* hnMillMi h* bnt it i* reported that American the lulled Mataa.ha make a aam* prepertr Ihete ha* been w r M and non rauee af the Nankin* IwiAeet. pHUgeJ. met Violator MasMsrrar at M b !>.«> «t Itathma were la pcagra** ha* glvea It kt* inlunaamk II *»» •relay rnlng the mob attarka Warned tedsjr. on the I’reiwh reeaa*ah«e I illlaaam There wa* a meatier between the la*t nlghl, r-poH* Kevin* been racetrvd that Nalkmaliat *ahtt*ra la qnlfarh* partetpalrd la Ihe** allAfks. There u na deny)nr that there l* milder*tie approhenalm hare m4*rainy lire ability of lhe Franck In prates* their raoesaassa and (he AlaerVan and •atbar ferptgiwre NEARLY$8,000 ISSPLITINJUDICIAL RAISEDBYLOCAL.CIRCUITFAVORED T iNtWODAYSBY HOUSHOLDER satlans. t'liiun nfTWials insln* tain l>awrvrr. tliat U he* Wen fa* vorabty tnvlthl la many areas. fUi* Miller, president uf the Af-%1 t)|*rdmv arim -imciii f IIttruds. dretami t>al«y thsre was ■tiabt li'pf for* a last minute pcepee Uma *W 4 Msmnment a* Om opersUtireespert tiao* f«r Amartewa ml ti.p union la enter a mnfenmeo f ’amintltn ^ ill t lc*r Tonight |(e|irr«wntglitr-Klrct Uwra. affMtaia bar* with the unl.-r»t»:i.tmi? that the la bellara that any With fin Surer** A aaurH ;t Srmimde And O f f lower vean* would ha acrepint. gained at Uia tlmo l.artfc O rlo fs to Inrrru * Separata CirtnUi t Miller ikmred today the Illinois l.itW l) llfttf Kalla H hn l Kill Tn Itrtivr IUc« .lCeratnrta worn not nprrtrd In Imfvirt strike Jiraaker*. "VV*> have no inientlnn of breakWith the aij iur tm the ufthai," be aahL o nipped llj .'nils <>f ro.-h j tr»i>:s In IHb 1 f t kit*.-*, j 1<| i> urn- thl t nil*. iviKwrj f ». . V-vf-jily >| fiyl.t wilh i*i entlrv t|u. is h-a-tera before lO'-ee.bhg u* the «u(| U t r»»»ntVJ la -rriSeil. earltal far the ileM<*r*tlr rawcos hhek «M not la I -r:.*ri la hr,* IBleUf to be held MuAday night. Nsli.-nal.it fareig* u».d tb« >u& i Tw a repreeentatii* of The liar- ItaaAow. will i-erra a aid. Judge Hou»eb»Jder thk* omf* t ln.ewaehm. ara r> ing legal partnership* in the state, late ,etul u ln*r rav« hla view* *«i **t**rsl the with rea Hundred* Her Exhibit* T lu l ha* bevn illiuilvnl, with Frv<i Wil­ ► IHuna For Orgwil*«Uon Art* f >rl prn.tii . piece* uf IrgitialU-n who h a f **- aHWa l * » « f > d n j t uml back i>ecauso of the ptmi Are l*rnni>tinct'd Mcmt Al* son snj IK Hoyle forming a new svt.' Merrill r Outlined In Talk Made lly |vri#J l# bf ifttMigi^l nt lb# f*f k l l W I uffered If* hrcalhing. irartlve In Club llU lo ry ; partiirnbip under the nsm* uf lary of ih«- *'l |»np |jtmkin;Kaldwtnfiau*« »i«n. la *a e**la»lv# interview, ba •ta Htudeliaki-c car and Its twv Miin> Oul,-<)f*Tu«nVUUt>ra Wilson and Boyle, amt Judge K. F. the lu i-'l *vaf *t.r uncml hU liiusilm of Inin*- l l ’ P i t l m Bt*U I'rinripnl S|K«ker T'oda> lutnts lay In wait for the .tuIlouehalder fnllimlng bis praetkw stretch. . ia dealgajal t# " • * of law nrub-r hi* own name, ac­ With the fipitr* for ) i.»tenlay (Afur the n.oet sarcaraful exhib­ cording |o a* announcement n-a.W create a new iwdU-tal rlrewU M tb* Out T O S w plana for the formation of a Ju­ tabulated u tobl of 9i. -* > w .v» it in tu history, and with tba _ Sunday night, International nior V. M- C. A. lakcUH Ijagw. nraier* of an admiring |>uhllc by the member* af the firm thia *hoan to .tassWentun- tin fur ramttaa af fsa iw lr and w yrtri! »*-r«x PAt M I * Service learned from n to U Financed ami »ponst-ra<l by the ringing in the ears of iu »p*m* moraing. * th* flr»i lwo Aa's work. 1 any two- his tuppnet af a bill that will make . I mi **» actually dlsaolrad pie have prfcruard to do eU larg­ \v close to the bllliotiam. Th.- Sanford l-'or.a Flub, wera datatk-d •itre, tl*- third annual flower slmw was narkril there an>l the oc- to the merit" i * «.f tlie club at their ul the Nanf.irjl Woman’s Club Mvaral months age but the deal er Him t rovi l'iy Ih# f al l* not f>lW *, who at -nta nailril Ford as ht- drive weekly MMlonaoday by ‘ Pop U m - will )>e b.i'Jf bb to a close Ihi* ava- was not mode public at that ume irarh* il tuair^. -o hW office building in the km physical director of th* Y apd ning. The *»iew waa arranged by •.wing l« several matter* which ta­ firs* refu-ad •<: five, I* » w«vkar* i'. |. a_i day far thta oflaMw rbc»an. Ford wurked in hU by Dr. A. W. knux. who wa* ap­ the Welfarv Department of th* il ured the reatiaued attentiiHi af that la turn *-v.| ■ the r- n it»virwj ,UTb* a new M ltUI who U In •— Mil — craaling ~ o an hour and when br left pointed by the l.tons to Mud, thx tub and the general committee in each partner, the announcemeet vra* Bid lerchal they » u*itd feetrihote rather than se> a ftlluiv da«N •» »«td to be •* Htodrbnkrr waa atill parked proposed league, dmer chary* of lb* »* r "» * staled. E d ito r b A r m t e d Ipartoaea U tbl* retady. The *•»*«r m i w «*« « " .’art of > > ik.ked of Mr. Ifcnry Wight, chatr* The aam. office* are to be re­ t* the city. This si.roini severs’ men were ' ih JwUetai rirmtt. how nanwaoil af |Jons waa taken today and tained in the First National Hank O n C h a rg e O f lib e l WWW Mr*. '.i the ine rewuicw. * ■ i> »lt remiavtr. •*-**■■", lUevard acd ,\“*®*{* dent S. R Uightnn ann.iurteeil that L. Marked and Mr* W M. 8c«U. Huildiiitf, all of th* lawyer* umag •rat U, tha l* t n» thr ughiff.it tw counGe^sowl^rantlm** »with da^w al^r natnty i-i :» la I mfnu>» effort ia r*unt)*a would raoijaoe eaw r.n effort f'lubl b* *Mtiu!c to havi itundrv-l* •-/ iwuple fiochtd •*» the same reception mum. AH ie gat to! •eripth l* I iwmi ih* reek- Valu*ia eamtiy. A* drawn, the H«- K i n a F e r d i n a n d b Ml’ NlCJL lo^« Mat. the Playground n>inm'»dim na%I liuiintti now in Ihr hind# *'f dent* . ‘ i Ik>** lommui.tle*. ■ e tn W The ge and »Utw* stUiraef : - see. 111 W i t h U G r i p p e —Gevrte R. Paw. adt slat the loaguo in it» ort“***, V"n f . F. Iloushotder. will l«e rauHa* U»n “pth wotiki be trarw/errad to th* ptiito**. Th" expett** of getting Ibe or il under hi# name from Ida off tba . new circuit. Judge A sUatfw W. season started wn*, aalU to Hat* fk« during Mr. Houabeldat a abBERLIN. Mar l l -f l N B l -K l a r is be Jn right la PAW fm »ke bsmeb and hern negligible and offer* of aaauusenee at TallahaiW# for the pest At U* MUtard H. Smith t* U*>* « attar* Piedfaand, af RaaOMMlB. ha* M m anre from many of.tha club nwm eUWAew with grippe aad bu son two neonlba, ha staled today. l>.*rs a* to pnrcuiing «Mllpnt*nV and U*f>rcMUie or budm-m has sa ck-g- dltUe Is steadily grawiag «*g*a, . **v red tho ducket ef th* dtetrUt that sc eoedina ta meed turn tucharaM T h om p son M crx e s 2 C- A . a Mwaaara would Jf^*4** •** Uday Ihwtara ware at h*e had•gbl e uw Handling af UUgaliwn In sble alt nli M o n tg o m e ry P a p era Ufb flf 19 mul . me ____________ arv frankly paeal<1 1ate ifc* |wo ecnntle*. jiraposwnti of the Court r««h dub. T ro RanM WrWjr ijr** M ill* veer bta rbao. ee ed m M N B ,‘,w* bill say. ' > . . . _ uk MflVTOOMEKV. AUv Mar. 31 to be ptsyr-f by ••'k “ mJTr “ A»kad at U» huw ke stnsd with Tba physictana cooflrm that tba IO> <|NS» - P - Moo Hrornery Time*, the supervision U merulara nf *NrvfeteiMe l«* th* iatreducMon of a lestlnaf earner fswm *kj»k only surviving penny newspaper, l.b.ni t:iub find afnefaw •<( the r • taetng bill. Judge || >u»ksU»r atat- King ha* been suffectag fa# **•• waa *»M M ay to vYedarjrfc 1 Urn is getting worm. M. V A fhampeoo. who will merge l« wd* Nanw s uf tbr varbais rtub IneiuM* Idoaig*n»«n Journal. Ipa brra who volant*arts! ibrlr rar Time* efae started off here In K e llo g g D e n ie s T h a t views In the capacity «f tram roana1963 by J. R. Stern. grr* hii<l r»*l*«anU «t*d umpif**i „t hU eoastitnanta ewly. l i e W U I R e a lm * S o o n L ib e r a ls S h o o t I taker* at the ineiling this noun. lUlative to the pcesewt farm at Baruwtti \*. ftaura, a lecturer of eWtbm «t ftswnty - "JT 2 C o n M n r a tiv # WAglll-NOTON, Mar. It —iU*R thr c-nforrewBl xjtiksui.a relative tha state, bn anaaunced that * aui - A report m*h»wk#d la a maneto th# Eighteenth amerdmrnt to teg newvaapar that barratory af the UnlUvl SUIr* CsdMlltulioo. **• sum K .lW r ia sUtnabM la taka flN tt—J tb* guest of tha club amt U* ‘ hr sas then, iln- SUoIcbakcr principal n'kfrcs* uf the **")?• WAHJIINGT0N, Afar. I Forward at terrifWe , ,.l«ad."f for stria abaaraaOm of^h# - liriKathais that the govern want j id into tha left rear fa’xlrr (aw* of lb# United Mate* a« UU may hav* a Dfh* •« Ik* hand* M»j #4*s rpUp*. turned bis car down by the constitution. fr-ieral i-uorta ta enfuerw rvgwli |ilia* agrwd tha(N forms ih# » * r l- tf an *ports*.#W af k/s and tossed it over the J* thill to be tssuad *<■>»« hy th# Fwd -in# bast* far •#it*fac«,«ry ajpuk- 1. ha aaki ta r*P<y to kin*. before Ford coubl j J u d f r e H i t /D e n i c N A d a i r ( o m p a n y ( u ) ch lion *( radio in tw praornt dewsl oral Radio I'ammUstoa, wwra aean | tff lh« power, the coupe S in c la ir N e w T r ia l opmeat of the xl down tl.n eiuh«nkuw-nt M a y ... I n R e c e i v e r '« I l a n d s Oponent* i-f tha new radio law, Fork a tree. ik i IINGTUN MAr « —IfN.B) adopted by th# Uat Cuag»*». AT I-A NT k war. • W O J g h j 2U |000 Y o u n g B a n * threalened to taka their fight la- I l •gd*|Mllr) K«rrae* and ral Affair* of tW .AdOhr Ha»’ty A search In nufia.tt wa* aaOtetad by C lu b b e r f<ww the emtrt* if they le*e o-at ia 'shipped B y Hatchery I Trust Cranpspy^^ M a y were ***** Ur hearing* aow baing held by tha a nifieAer-arW fwmiai**Ua. I n C l e v e l a n d h S d , of Eucrne Rr W N ^ lr . Radi., npMru wvr* expactad b» T A l X A H A f l « ^ rW M .r 3 1 - j naw nrrvlatary cpsumtaalan. U a. rmUM » v Tha ilstai waa rawed that tha law lock boms U- *> and mmxT'rar VKLAND, Ohio. Mur-31 - ’ S ib b y , fo ” 0 fikd by ia not sufficiently r t a M h o d W -•Ao und.rwtlfU-1 wuiunn, a- iMinkrvptcy H to gvvvrn all j>ha*ea af th* radio il.tUU/Y sicAoev will w ha.airTio mad# talio J aedvffL g sm f ! II » le a n o f ugr. ia dying in thtvr creditor*. lisl.utd/ and that sum* radio ;n i't.rrrkt Adair, I r a ' o f'.be I firm. P*i Htufttai, fallowing a taraata a ill suffer frusa raguls* attack here etriy today by iaued a slaleatertl. P«Hiing w»t lion* la kta Issued. » ; i ‘ » chibktr*. Tha only riti# lh*i Uw Adair Raalty Uackors of tha law, who are ta jwtlrt’a UkRtUfy f» th# fart controls only tho bn^dlncl-a* *m ■ majority at ih# p<-«Fy iWarwa#**. d wora tb* white uniform cf w»r« prapariaa today la aip to th* bad any oppmwtiun of thia chnracmint*. » 0 * •>— u -* » irr tj rvlatie* fa rar.-tals, talc*. u>>uraat« aad loertgag#*- ^ SwsSVSCg KxjiaU’ianS zrSfftt SSMSfSfiS<fS&Sl Ko^ulationM Laid Down By li.S. Radio Board May Precipitate Court Battle vra S sf^ K e S S n^J^mAraSLS ffiSTi.'STS. gilS&S'-iSma*? �O' y\: ipftf?/* vrSi.vv'.i ‘ THE 3ANFAKD HERALD. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 30. 1927 ANNUAL FREE! To Ladies— Thursday Morning1st Day o f Sale FREE! . IV t , , p , f, f *' . • e3100 M o th - a n d D u a l-p ro o f C e d a r S a g a , a lia 2 8 *5 2 i n c h * * P ro tect y o u r c l o t h * * - f r o m m o t h * and dual th ro u gh th* lu m m ir . C o m a a a rly , th e y w o n 't la it long. • 100 t a r g * »<re C a r r y a ll S h o p ­ p in g B a g *, aixe 14|.*17 in c h * * . M a d * of h e a v y k ra ft p ap er, co lo re d land e cap e d c » ig n * o n front. H e a v y tw la ta d handle* riv e te d on. Oe o n tim e. An annual event where Quality, Style and Trice meet on a common ground found in no other place in Florida. Our New York office keeps us always supplied with newest styles. Quality must be the best and our tremendous buying- power for 29 stores in Florida enables us to always sell it for less. ; / SALE STARTS THURSDAY, M e n 's G en u in e The Sale of W om en ’s and Misses1 Apparel Y ou ’ ve Been Waiting for •t Im p o r te d / i‘ \ Y . \ \V I I l/| /\ M IL L IN E R S Kids and C Combinations' Oxfords Tub Silk Dresses 31st L a d ie s ’ W h i l e Calf G en u in e ^ In black uml lan. al •» sport combination Tint fiwimtis Friendly l''ivo ini:l o-a ‘IM ade of lie.I hi mil' Silk llriiiiili'lntli. AnCobin Slides. All one Ideal dress for morning mill street wonr. Sizes from 1<S lo >12 .„ ............................. In ro.v beige, al <» III* ever The |io|iu|ur Easier Hats patent leathern. A aprci:il* allow* * « (. ;ttftv Knitter f»:iitoms, v/ f y J o lug of Tan Oxford Molt'd Goodyear Well tun ox forth pair guaranteed to jflvp : uti. fm tor Special Children's and Misses* 11» all tin* now Sprint; color*, loud vartih "of nr. ini h 7'j-ho Checks, none bell or. KxtrU ftftt'oiul, . M i l 'l l . . . . ............ Ppjnnot < , I (Limit 10 yarth to a customer) A S p ecia l S h o w in g o f S tou t i Scout IVnults, print i fHt in, also lain y a n l.,. f . . . . Dresser la Flat Crepes ami Gcnrgottii.-i. Color;Niivj’J*. blacks ami a f pastel shades. Sizes from 1 1 to 5 2 ' * .............. X vI Ji H a n d reds o f 18 D AYS Until EASTER .'IC-Inch L ira Ii f Silk, plaid- dentins, -mill ami toM proof, y n n l.............. In Flat Crepel, Georgette* ami otlici pojMilur matcrialH, rushed licit- for this apodal sale, in white ami pastel shades. All sizes. All go nt ........w......... . = $095 57 Men’* Genuine 220 Weight Blue Denim Overalls, full stitched, niutltt in high hark style. S p e c ia l.;..,........... on Any Dress, C oal or Hat W ill H old Sldit*. r n » Men’ « I’ icsident Brand full cut |>ajuma check --Union Suits, the ?1 kind. 7C#% All siy.es .'Hi to *16. Special............. 1 v v HAM. i/.v.s a l l u\ eh t h e s u n n ; NOT LISTED 11EKE FOli W ANT . OF SHAVE White Back rut, trlplu (J*4 A ft 3 1 *U U Special prices on MEN'S SVMMEK HATS In leghorns, l'nuanias mid fancy Htfuwr. n v 1 INa M om ; \w buy for less. SKI.UN a MOKE Wc sell for less. Uoya’ Overalls in all size* from f» to 1G. ........90c „ A SM ALL DEPOSIT •.'J-im.li Amuskrug Dies* Gingham the now Spring designs ami pallet tin, yanl................................ Mull'd Blue Bell Cheviot Work 2 Imitomi| down front, pockets S ? ..? !? . Do Your Shopping Nowl Ladies' Felt Bedroom Slipper*, trimmed, all sizes ami Colors Special n t ......................... rihlionOUC a It Until E a sier Suturday Morning1 2d Day o f Sale , HEft SONS" STOKES act the pure in low prices In Florida. The bigger we get the cheaper wc sell. , . See Window. FLORIDA'S LARGEST STORE ORGANIZATION This Sale at Following Persons Co O R LA N D O SANFORD Church Street Hank Bldg. Kirht Avrnue r'LRycr u'vhi' - . .. • - LEESBURG Corner, 3d l)oor from I*. O. W INTER GARDEN Bcnk of Winter Ganlvn Bldg O C ALA , Professional Bldg. �T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . T H U R S D A Y . M A R C H S I. 1917 L e g a liz e E v e r y th in g As Brisbane Sees It | Tho Supreme Court under It* recent ruling him put a atop to race track gambling In Florida, at least for the time being. An awful howl la being emitted by the gamblern “ d operatoni at the urrfairneaa o f the law which deprive* thorn o f their way of earning n living. They have invested hundred* of thousands of dollar* on numerou* raring plant* throughout the state and are faced with the loss of this money unless the pari mutucls are legalized. * A tremendous fight will Ik ? conducted in the next ses­ sion o f the legislature to bring this about. It will Iks a lucra­ tive session for those who want to take advantage of their I f H e ’s L o o k in g F o r A K i c k , H e ’ ll S u r e l y 1 G e t I t ^ T W E SAWTO RD H E R A L D .T H U R S D A Y , M ARCH Dy ARTTIUK BltlSRANR V l» « n t .tutor Brings New*. M3.7 Miles a s lloar. A Strange Conspiracy. Let (Hr Lady Hare It. h t r n f t i i»»T nr Star Co. c h in * a n a me t t v * w v r * w r Y i d . M RS. F R E D 'S . D A1GER. SOCIETY EDITOR FALLACY CANNOT think •Tty some hlama Drink -'hans’er a drunkard’s mada. man may die brourh esjlng pie ‘f drinking lemonade. >■man may kill ilmself at will n any way he chooses, o blame the man nd not the can -'hkh baa Ita proper use*. RONALD W. POVEY. late business. Why not an Inter-city tennis •urnament as soon as the new •urts are built T If they want to kill Sinclair wls* new book Elmer Gantry let em shut up abont it. Then It ill kill Itself. They are atill digging for oil In ■me parts of Florida. On the rface of It, it looks as If they are nking a lot Into the ground. ' W hy “ I take pleasure," said a New York newspaperman re­ cently, "in hitting on the head n sacred cow that too long has grazed in newspaper offices. It Is (he tradition that the definition for news is the exceptional op freakish. Every newspaperman is familiar with the witty illustration of this theory; if a dog bites a man, that is not news; but if a man were to bite a dog, that would be news." Newspaper policies have changed greatly since n former managihg editor of the New York Sun first laid down the law that it was the unusual thing that people wanted most to read about. People will read the unumtnl, but it is the little ordinary thing which interest them most. What, for instance is unusual about a bridge party in Sanford? Yet no one can deny that stories on such subjects arc read. As far arf the dog-bitting-man goes, nowadays it does not matter so much wheather the dog bites the man or the man bites the dog, it’s tho person concerned that counts. If Forrest Lake or Dr. Puicston should he bitten by n dog, that would be news. Or if either of them should bito a dog, that too, would be news. But if Dill Smith or John Doc should bite a dog, people would say, 'That’s nil newspaper talk", and wouldn’t read about it. Thus news, especially front page news has come to Ik? stories of incidents which havo the most interest to the pub­ lic. The war in Chinn would Im? quite us determined whether there was an American in Shanghai or not. hut if it were not for a regiment of marines, a fleet of battleships and about three thousand Americans in the Chinese port, the story would be relegated to small spnee on an inside page no matter why'Chang kill Chang or how many. At that, it U a safe bet that oners) Butler would rather chase ninaae rootle* In Shanghai then •oUegfer* In Philadelphia. As we understand It the chief 'ruble with driving tiro hundred d seven miles an hour it to cp from running into yourself the way bock. General Chong Ksl Sbek, Canto•e commander, keep# his hair sved dose to his head, probe/ to prursnt those Devil Dogs in anghal from scalping him. Seminole county citlxena will be taresUd to Darn that Fons Hathmy is being groomed for U»s bematorial .race la 1038. T H E W H Y O F ALC O H O L THE FORUM sire, we can better afford, at the present price of liouor, to pay ten dollars for a loaf of bread. 'Neither ran we explain the de­ sire on the ground that alcohol Is a stimulant and that tha human or­ ganism needs stimulants. The gen­ eral action of alcohol la not that of a stimulant but of a depressant, having even In small dose* a nar­ cotic effect upon the nervous sys­ tem. . 1 ‘Since then we cannot learn from physiology why men want to drink, perhaps we may Isam something from psychology. Certain psycho­ logical aspects of ths question are indeed illuminating. The psycho­ logy of relaxation in particular throws a light upon our problem. Alcohol provides a certain kind of relaxation, and the stress and strain of modem life make the need of relaxation great. In pro­ portion as the strain upon the ner­ vous system Increase*.—as in America,—the demand for alcohol last it fiiftny that qiphaltic roa•te makes the beat paving In tha rid for streets, yet concrete Is every kind of punishment to get It7 eriy unsuitable , for tennis Other forma of human desires are readily explainable. Rex drives peoirtat * ople to all aorta of violations of mo­ lomeona has said there are slot ral statutory laws. Likewise. There chines in some o f the smaller la no' difficulty In explaining ths ntry towns. Wouldn't It be desire for food and for wealth. The desire fur alcohol must have rible if Governor Martin should some physiological or psychologlI out about It? eel basis for It. Great numbers of ■ o------- lie Sanford Herald sake what poople do not use it and no ill of­ fset* o f this abstinence ora observ­ the effect o f success T Well. Alcohol is used Mnong most mo­ know af ana fellow who suc- ed. dern race* and It has been used for ded In buying a pint of boot- many centuries. But if we remem­ and they buried him next ber that the hi.tury of the human 7—iTampa Timas. Only one 7 race extends back some half-mil­ -■■■ • lion years, the discovery of alcohol '■even thousand Chinamen are la really very recent. Alcohol eviI to have been killed when the ilrntlv has not been essential to the tub nnd American ships bom- health of animats or primitive man, ded Nanking. A moot unfor- and It does not appear to be easen- have heard that the world is amu­ ate occurence to bo regretted, tlal to tho perfect functioning of sement mad. The more primitive not on unusual result o f riot* the human organism at the present the sport, the greater tho relaxa­ Ume. Hew then ahall we explain the tion and the larger the crowds, aa modern demand for alcohol? It is in football and priaa fighting. Tha vn exchange says a Wichita certainly not dua to ita food value, demand tor play and snort has I knows whan • young man la Tho old disputa about tlm food va­ grown rapidly In recent times and crested In her “by tho way ha lue of alcohol la merely academic. fn general has increased with the ka at me when I am not look­ Food is plentifu lln America now, growth of civilisation. Presently, * at him." which tends to ind I- when the demand for alcohol is the • something if anything. strongest; nnd if It is food we de— 1 " O’ ' 'sytona Bosch la making a A D R IV E F O R S U M M E R B U S IN E S S ya fo r summer vacationists, u/erd people Ihlnkiag about goDAYTONA NSWU-JOUSNAL Kiolt an*l Mr HVh PALMETTO AVENUE E n te r ta in e d R o u th SA N FO R D l a u n d r y 819 W. 3rd 81. M is k W ed n esday D in e A t P a r lo r s The On nrrK N e l l i e To T u rn er Members C h urch C ir c le A re G u e sts «iuu» O f Mrs, F r e d .M y e r s fffvt i * T?v Netti Ne .ift Tamer Circle «»f the rst Ib> i'll*H l»t: Chunk Church met Wedam cm.Hui mi tho homo of Mr». y*ra on the Orlando itna.t tM«rjf* lluff, rirrto chairrw sW *i*rr the- business wtion totvrts were remit by »ding itunmithee chairman. Jthre of the mission study how up st tho next mooting T h u rsday Mr*, lion C Thursday it* her* with bei h a i l »1> First .VaihmaHiuak Mdg A n HIS Sanford Are. Phone 46I-J MR. ARTOR WILL give our ship hulMrr* ami opportunity to atudy tha new efficient Dlssrl engine for boats. lle Is having such engines installed in his big new yacht, which, thank* to the new engine, will have a rruising radius o f 18,­ 000 mlk*. Magasino and shall meet -, -------— , . . » KWI »rVI wUi tha entire and unqualified PfrkeU of the people of the Opd enthusiastic approval of the i ®t Florid*, and If at any tin senior member o f tho largest law Indirect extraction shall b< firm In the a t * of MUmi. Ha ««fnclen( to meet the dels ahoU also ht able nt ’will, and aa ‘ he directors ahall levy Uxa hU interests may require, to mas- that purpose uoon tho chu querade as either a Democrat or «cho©l building* of tho i a Republican. which have heretofore been RECTION 4. . *»Pt from taxation, i T“ #\it**i‘r“ ldsat a« 4 HocreRECTION 10. of the lungs In wh h, consump­ Ury o f tha Board shall bo a m l Thera ahMl not b# more tion usually starts, den had con­ d«U of the Clly af Tampa, and a ten rscf -track, in sumption oflatter tha t women.New M itbriLt Church, this State, and no race-track young girls stupid! Making to make their cheaU fib H* proceeding koawa aa days in any colander year tight haraeea railed 'N obis." and SECTION 11^ preventing proper b t fh5i J<tBtor. membur o f a law All raswHrMka In the Hu ligarfsriag with the firm whose senior moantier must Florida shall ba mllm i k . .k, mal action. Look li I ha a diaUaguiahad criminal law- deputy sheriffs constable* >w who answers to tho latritlgert, doctor n < U s e O u r S e r v ic e A n d • ?fre*fotte Gum D ip p e d T ir e s Seminole Tire Shop F o r m e r ly R a y 411 W. First St. O vrnlrnfls I'nllml Mtalrs Uoods Hanking house fernltare and IIslurs* Due from Inrurpo'uled hanks Cosh llrma TrlM il TDTAl, 1h 3t.3J» a in a Substantial City" M a g n o lia FOR RENT )rganT*luf> will iiu-vt m tinWEDNESDAY Robert L. Gknn on ■-ral l.'Mra, business meeting of the 8:30 o’clock with nan’sStreet Club at 3 o’clock, and 'Amaion Mre. P. M. alar.,rnn play, Isle',Stribsi wetesecs. o’clock at the Semlnuli- High >o| on French A v*nur0 TUESDAY THURSDAY live .Board uf tho Woman’s t.uutauqua will nlmi-el 1 meetcommitter at 10 o'clock the i 10 to oc.13 o ’clock at the home of W. i^ua E. Watson. commliu-v will meet •at at the Woman's Club, ■andih Mr*. W.will F. Blackman of Circle have nll-dny raiapprrre visitor* In siHanford party beginning 10 u’w iV the y coming to athome especially o f Mrs. George the a,Flowrr the Woat the Hheef Bark at Avenue Ap!*■*. . U n fu r n is h e d T h r e e r o o m s , S le e p in g P o r c h , B a th . N e a r S o u th S id 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 B u ild in g Htlan B U I I .D M a g ic W o r d s A N D • R U FFLE D C U R T A IN S SOCKS on For O j C IIAT a S a width o f Zt feet, with *h*e owing theeueghfam in the CH; NTRAL STREET. From Ted. i;rA(tin|, ei |ii t«* iktM Im <ural|i!ut> C H I L D R E N ’S or Vi B o y ’ ii L O N (; P A N TS $2.50 M e n 's $ 2 J » 0 fltf, te n Mil file in tbd ol Florid*..which said plan hevn h*rvtutor* serrow City ( iKsituilos ■ add m y s wil iwperse itraet- M a m a t'adae A nanus and Lake Arena*, a ml this Crwom »*ian hereby itn lsn r the oereastty ft avlag, haul earfacing and rvhard riarlasiag ml said I irvet a* *f»rs**M. m a nmsssary ptihlw impre**ta*« IIF IT FUitTIIKIt RKKDLVKD, That • fd s l as DRESS C A I*S $ 6 .0 0 M e n V D RESS 1 $1.95 PAN TS $4.95 • ? vv ( tv * rvu vr, ia i i »* tun« »• for their home In Michigan. nnl* Ford of Lakeland arrived Wednesday evening lo spend irt time on business. r». A. C. Corll has as her t guest at her home All Myr‘ Whlstron of l.rnuc, Mis* Ml York City. H A V E 1 (J H U R C l 1 W E L L ’ S Silk Lingerie A N D TAILORED su re W hen >ou r h a lie r ) and Icrlrir equipm ent I* LOVELY FOUNDATIONS FOR LASTED COSTUMES We have never be­ fore offered materials nf such fine quality in garments at this price, law* trimmed teds, and gowns (n our beet grade uf flat i-rrpe. These are finished with the nicety of higher priced gar­ ments. Slips made tailored of satin fin ­ ished silk isdlonetlr In both flesh and white. Rises 31 to -40. A real bargain for New lAK-dlion 117 K. -m l The O x Woman Mol nor has rvturtw*l to at Ilottoa. Maas., after • with his aistsr Mr*. B. T O D A Y (band IM omw' s Mag* V i s . t r f pieve X h e Outlet Edwanl t^ne. Mrs. J. ,K. •nd Max Htewart M t lay morning hy motor for and point* on the East Opptmilr I'uatallire V* ; "T h e M i n i c m t b r r w r with Neil 11amt it**, to il 11 ran aiitLAVa H. Fltonvis. Ib a a J t 1 H H 1 I M FF. tTHWtk ' Mil tNK BRVIKW F R ID A Y lleb* I k l l f b and tW rlrr f saklle la "A k h s IX A TAXI" ' (Wwied* '*1 •> ' -b'liHRH AXll HOMAN* B O TH (In c o r p o r a te d ) C A P I T A L $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 S a n f o r d , F lo r id a . •iera and lot thv cha* B. L . P erk in s OVIDING FOR TIIFi PAVING. RKP.WINC' XNO KC HARD SUMFACING O r . IMF.irT FROM CEDAR AVENUE TO VENUE. A WIDTH OP <1 F tE T I Caiamissien e l Ik* t'tty uf Sanford, ITurfdS, ImllVlttusI Uspni l<> check t i l l t SECTION 8. RKStll.l t |«IN M l. 3|| Your Pockcthook Antonio Krteansk hs* reto bar homo at Elisabeth. N. sr spending the past two i la Hanford at the Pico. A re I nol mi important an arrtipunry lie hv rrspoa- C ash S 1 .()0 or more $1.95 ; Magnolia Avenue Housed H e r a ld W ith pu rch ase o f ST R A W | F IR S T S a n f o r d , F la . 'A Substantial Jewelff 108 Coupon $ 3 .0 0 M e n ’ s In su ra n c e — L o a n s— R e a l E sta te E) S o . P a r k A v e . E n la r g e m e n t D e lig h tfu l I Hill* gnrsMr I t M .m t l TUT-AI. D ECEM BER F IR S T IMrl o f ih.tl period |» refined adult fam ily, m y hom e tunited .it !kn>loaa Reach w ithin rate the ocr.tn. Only those, n rru ttn n rtl In liv in g ind o f hom e need answ er Ihbt .nit rrtU cm en t. Is U .nu* on rea l s e m i* l I l l s * liV - n p lt n l stuck £ I ..i» o th e r co lla te ra l 31.4(1 SI * ur||li*a lunil A B ro th e rs H o ste ss A t Cook MONDAY "man’s Guild of Holy Crn»* iopal Church will meet with M, Martin at 3:10 o’clock at •honw 'Martin Cottare* on Magm Avrttuc. - f ■ d hIren Mallory Circle will l the home of Mrs. M. M. tu ;i'oiiT o r n iK < •i Mi ii mx, o r on Mellonvill* Avenue. II leave from ths church at TW Usea Of lltlnls. ■* Otlsrf... I l .r Urn. In lbs Slnl. slnns. ml bn*lnr*s Xlnrrb S3, IS3T ■**.« atnsnnrssa n . j, t i W atch For Opening Sale E n j o y a b le A f f a i r ; H o s t e s s T o C a m p F i r e C h a r le s P a rty O n W e d n e sd a y one of the most delightful s« ' G i r l s O n W ed n esd ay rial affair* given this season was - . A w ry efijuyahie affair of ®f Wednesday evening when The number* uf the WssvUnd. the local member* of the Delta »*u group of Camp Fire Girl* wert- week was that o f Wrdrw-day Della Delta Sornrnty gave a suit- n’ °*t pleasantly entertained Wad- ti niixm when Mrs Q isrlr. t% waui hostess at bridge at her a scription dance at the City Hall. “ — -------** ' — on Park Awnur. The guest* w The spacious hall room was de­ nu mebt-r* of the \Vetltieo corated with quantities of vivid-huNight ttrtdgr flub. etl balloons. Gags and fern*. The room- where the card tab Quite u number o f novel feature rr “ j were placed fur ptay were best dsnrra were Introduced during the . j fullv adorned with purple trif * evening and much merriment wra* '• ; other spring flowers In the t a afforded by the search for balloons rnt lo j tug shade* of purple, in which dollar hills were conceal* hour | Girls wearing nVtrka «.f pas cd. ms of j lint* adorne-l the tally rmrd*. / The committee handling the ar­ i ter the Usual nunilwe - td mu* rangements fur the dance was cumNary . had been plawd. the holder posed o f the Misses Olive Newman,! I An* j htjrhteat »c**rv, Mr |. |: •. . AJt Naomi Scoggan nnd Emily Grlf-| larjo-J| ri «nte<l with a bras* fiult boi ri. j fin. Mar- j 1 be card tabh - nvr* st»rr H llhan, [with band-made i s t ir t amt •t*Mr. and Mre. Stankv Walker, Jane |frerhmrntwif chicken salad pn k Mr. ami Mr*. J. ||. Ilintermister, h. , lea. otlws, sandwiches, iota to Mr. ami Mrs. Itoy Chittenden, Mr. "* • and Mra. Percy Men*. Mr. and H om e O f Mr*. George Knight, B. R. IMgh- A t t r a c t i v e ton, W , S. Leake, Paul Rhnemakrr M r s . D r i v e r I s S c e n e nnd U J. Bolt, returned * home Wednesday evening from Tarpon O f D e lig h tfu l P a rty Hprings when* they attended the state meeting o f tho American The ntlrsrttv- hon-e o f Mr*. C. Legion. II. Driver in I'im-hund wa* abloom F. P. HINES R A C IN G C O M M IS S IO N L A W REGRAVE, BRITISH automobile racer shatlered all world record* ny JAMES M. CARSON yesterday hy driving 20.1.7 mile* an hour al Daytonn Ikarh. The best AN ACT IN RELATION TO THE his control. He. shall be a gradu­ American record la 1MI mllea per ate o f the Law School o f W ashing-' hour. ton and Lea University and ahall • bo a member o f the City Commie-1 aion of the City o f JackaonvUle, TIMS IS A tribute to British manufacturing efficiency, and to HegraveV courage. Ilut it It only intereeting without practical im­ portance. An automobile with that power and authority to employ an speed could not be used. What the architect who shall prepare the world needs is the 600-mlle an hour plana and supervise the construc­ Dying machine. Britain, Germany tion o f ell racing planta within the Swltserland, poor as church mice Stale o f Florida. Regardleos o f compared with the’ United States, hi* nrrhltectual qualifications, the person chosen as architect shall be one whose record for the past five THE WIFE OK Geirrsl Iaidenyears is that he has not worn more dorff tell* a great audirnre In Ber­ than ten timea a hat or cap nr lin that ’ Free Masons, runspired other head covering which might with Jesuits and Jew* to control obscure or dim the effulgent glory Germany and th* whol w orld ."'' * o f his auburn locks, who is willing, Frau Ludendorff I u another in addition to his duties as archi­ tect, In case occasion should de­ can't protect German) from the mand, to permit the use o f his Free Mason-Jesult-Jew *h combina­ name as compliant in litigation tion. Therefore Gertnai y should go ostensibly designed to interfere back to the old NUIx ungen reli­ with the conduc t o f racing, nod gion. with solemn Wol in. Irritable who shall finally not be an Ameri­ Fricks, fertile Erda a d the rest. can Citixen but must be a British The speech was enthuii stlcslly ap­ subject. plauded. which shows t \at you can RECTION 7. find believer* for anyi ring if you The said commission shall have say it seriously. • . **ar o f the state o f Nsw York power to employ an attorney who shall have been a member of the nnd Florida, who shall be a gradu­ ate o f the Law School o f Yale»XJnIrersity, who shall be in the habit Airs, nnyurr w in u i ■ unurve. o f wearing horn-rimmed g|s* *t*H, so the neighbor* »ay and begged jrno bHbII have dUtlfiffulih*<J r r *y her husband to consult, that she hair and whose personal bearing might marry somsbod els*. He re­ shall be suggestiva If not rrminlsfused. She and the * mehody else cent, o f the dignified carriage of have confessed they k led Mr. Snyambulatory Ambassadors every­ dsr. Whatever your ipinion o f di­ where. In rate it shall become ne­ vorce, It la better t) in being hit cessary to employ any assistants, on the heed with a i a h weight and preference shall be given to mem­ then having picture rire fastened bers and former members of the tightly around your r «k. Legislature of the B ute of Florida, and political influence and connec­ tions shall control their selecthm, rather than kgal ability or at­ tainments. SECTION 8. It shall be the duty of the Chalraaon o f Uw Race Track Com mission to maintain a yacht, aboard which sold yacht It shall be hi* duty to entertain all af those persons whose Inftuenc* may lie necessary in order to koep the POBUlace nresuaddd that gambling i* beneficial. to the rommuniiy, •nd la conductive to the continued P ^ P e rity o f the sold Chairman. an American alrplans flying over ,n f*. wh,eh “ W r ^ h t the neutral tone. The marline gun onsaid-Chairman shall further pro­ peratora are opposed Ito President pound tho doctrine that th e'pu r­ I>la», whom the United State*, to, pose o f government Is the greaU oblige certain buslnfu interests, eat good to Um greatest number seeks to uphold In Nicaragua. and lie shall In the future, as he It would be Iso b d , a* Will has in the past, maintain that tha Rogers might say, to ave our air­ greatest number U Number On* plane damaged. But we might ^ 8ECTION 8. build two ar three i ore, or buy . » * • , t«* k a *hall be them ready-made In! Europe, to Vent pud maintained In good eonmake aura that they can actually Abraham Lincoln in ths Cotmopo- M rs. M is s M a r jo r ie B o n is k i \ FOR R E N TA L. M A Y valdng. guardian D a n c e Is p b n t l a n d <5, GUAY, lie-Meat Manager I base purchase*! tb hairy, and fiunmerwirtg nil ru*tamer* wilt be tsk Mntosa otherwise e ltitn l ahy erenra wear In the e thank you In rail inti •tPKXCKn-S TO 1i l a n d Income T m < nruullanta PHONOGKAI *12-50 and 115.03 COLUMBIA And Records UKULELES *1.75 Strings For All (ns(mm BICYCLE TIRES SI. , Cfrllficd l*uhN« Accottntnnts PORTABLE AND IN POWER development, oil will be twice as efficient aa gas­ oline in proportion to weight, which may more than make up for extra engine weight. SwiUerland new Diesel flying engine will easily take a powerful Zeppelin across the Atlantic, with thousands of miles rruising range to spare. . On* of tho reasons for advanc-1 class of pocket-book such os this g the campaign of tho Chamber c|ty has. Commena several months was « ,hf «*sligbU of Daytons Beach prevido moans for an nggveare campaign far summer vacs- munlty would not bo ebU to toko rare of tha crowd that would coma. This patronage la ours for the effort and no time can be loot. girl o f heeit troubl We must make a success of the tho mother to rage l On By M en Wednesday afternoon On Thursday tu n in g at 7 o* of tho Rohtmhceion»<r •ck tho mm or tho IW iyterten isual Flower Shin* at Wu- Camp Fire Girl* wrr.- e . - *r— I*-.urrh will Jimvr a POliprr At (ft* •a Club. •t her home ^rhurth parlor*. after *hich a ba*i » mow ' • { -tho Vraabytcrian , ....U r, w T " w ,l h*M Reports rh will ba*e •' stepper at tho aettrttiom among tho mm itunnieh a» 7 P .M . i m r will u rrml * mmunity chum* . rehearsal h.Ibt»S 2 S !?tv p; 0 Sm Uk*<lll be held at 7:4$, o'cipek at the >P«l cream, ( have charge o f tho buslnr*. part of | hrsbyterlan Mans? on Oak ur. Instead o f the Woman's as previpuriy announce. O N E - D A Y SERV EVEN MORE IMPORTANT. Mr. Astor’a newa o f a new flying an­ gina perfected by Swiss engineers and manufacturer*. Germany's groat flylnr machine company tho Luft llanaa, will equip Zeppelins with this new Swiss engine for trans-Atlantic flight. Tho now Die­ sel flying engine will weigh five pounda per horsepower, ton heavy according to present plana, fnr air­ planes. Rut they will u«e oil In­ stead of gasoline, doing away with danger from fire. W h a t’g N e w s A n d Smith, M u . Ttitii Residence Telephone 217-W *ia n horsopowor, a« against tha slandard of 180 pounda per hnraepowor. *Vhia should Interest tho United State* if it decides to build crui­ ser* instead o f weeping on Eu­ rope's cold shoulder, sobbing: •Please disarm.* " IN GOD WE TRUST:—The Lord my etrength and my shield; my .■art (rusted him, and I am helped; teTefore my heart greatly rejolrh; and with my aong will I praise im. Paalm 28:7. PRAYER:—The Lord Itveth, and leased be my Rock, and let the od of my salvation be exalted. « n w l » n Maying war*: Mr ■'••ill C. Sntth, M n. Jock Hewitt Mr>. Epiivett ll.mt, Mr*. J. || U ti»anf M ix Ilr r tf I'uhImi, Mr« A, W* Kbp*, Mr* Howard I1 and Personal A divitie Call th e W illard Bail Men— W e rech arge tad )R S :z e r V a t * aa A . M in c h e w P a u l A . O b e r h o ltz e r • ■ _ ■ '• . P R O F IT S H A K IN G fc i ,t ^ F L O R ID A P O W E R & L IG H T - D IR E C T O R S Joe C am eron Electricity releases th e A m erica n woman from physical drudgery, con '.er.ee M r health and beauty ong •* j.t rar^cneertui and happy. C O M IN G • i.'utlrvn Muurv in TiHt lilim AND lUlQlNK" . R . J . H o lly MeMss*-;K N T ( b a . Many American ssomgn often work •• I hard aa tha>r Oriental aiatera- They! toil a t.th e watntub, aweep <nf'h a broom and co o k o n oil s t o v e s ,- #u tatka vshtcli electricity ca n d o better, quit Mr. at lean espenae. ■ . * It RI.KOI.VKD, That it to Ih* .Wt.rwoasti** wf ail lot* sad tsiwl* edjehting s a l tunOgwowa eg r upon (knlrsl Mtvet U lw w s i'a is t Av*ew* and teiwfitled by the la p rstssest pravtded fee hy hat Ih* speeial a*sra**aeata I* he s w h and *• sad hsiwU adjoining sad fVdtiflMII vr h iout.aiplated pnptuisdwet shall la* atada pt**e A fi. .1 /•' irsr 1-4.1 I that U to say, that la the preporwUoa mt the j >1—« i! a nt n II <*><»,tag the cvetewpiaked noyewvehwat, peek ihaU t* drt*ratia*d a»vl prstsud hieenueg to i «ievini * •* pivperttee specially b*o*(iUwl by t b * fo o t I r u f i ' * : . uf tl>* r* ‘ said Unprvwnwnt. UF IT F V R T Iin t ltr.|tOt.VFD'. That the T .s Assessor and the i i lly i lerk of ths City uf t-wnfurd, FWrtdw, to Mr-rdoo** with the pswi .tsiuos s f RestIvn 101 sag lUJ «d the Diort^r o f tha f it y *f Rauftord, 1F Ismis, skat) psdseed without delay to nut# a «psctal assoisaieat roR, s- i.-nii; thv «pc *1 Iso. f i t . be rtiliasd M tha* result a*f ths IsOpsu*«me«ai usoUaat'Utsd ogainat ail M * aawl lands sdjotnis g a#4 eontigtoue* »r bowodieg and aVutting «|w*i sort* tn»pta»»en*e«»i. and epos* ihe r««M|>Wtioo - f sahi w « « e . n i rail to saU»e.* aopy thereof U be j published tow iloao* . M.sovultaeiy. amse «w*h wtok.la * oowofopee pub. Iished la Koffurd. Florid*, siio-h.ag lo said *porioi m a n a w t ra« »• I published a putke dire. Ud l« all piwperty ewaeu InifSwsMt la *«*d 1spom i *#ss**to*nl«. *UDng In scivnUPse with tit* piuvuiuws o f tho ♦ hotter •( »bs City of hsoiurd, llueada, a JeOniM Don* s»d ri*«o where (oetploioM will bo bowrd w*ad when said eperiol a*****•••» «•* •lit W W d y .ao.fir.aed by the l ir, CwaMowk,w tilttog a. aa FquriUlug Hvdifxi ' ’ * r . ' • '3 w S BK IT Fl'RTHKH IIFAULVED That the ips.twl m o u m U pee- COM PANY 1 P R IN C E S S T O D A Y H A t ir » J X �..*Lidost.. T O E 8 A N F 0 R P H E R A L D .T H I H 8 P A Y . M A H fH J| T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . T H U R S D A Y , M A R C H 3 1 ,1 9 2 7 estimonial M eeting Held \■ 't F irst M ethodist Church A t Last Night’ s S e r v ic e s Prise— Mrs. brruth fern. W. M. Scott, baby Section 1, fern*: 1—Mrs. Morriaon; 2— Mr*. W. A. Fltto, maiden hair; 3— Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth, poljrstichlum. Section 2, palms: 1—Mrs. Henry Wight, amforthla rleranU; 2— Mrs, Henry Wight, phoenix roe* helium; 3— Mrs. G. P. Paxton, pandandus. .-I . Section 3, exotics: I— Mrs. G. P. Paxton, dracena: 2— Mrs. L. Har­ old, dracena: 8— Mrs. John Melsch, shrub. Section 4, flowering plants: 1— Mrs. W. Earle, Begonia; 2 — Mrs. Morrison; 3— Mrs. Roy Symmca. o r $ 1 2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 Spent B y The ’ Anti-Saloon League In 1st Six Years O f Prohibition eer asserted, the TamLmJ trail between Fort Myers and Dade county line will be open to traffic. The entire road will be good with the exception o f eight miles stretch scuth o f Naples which, he said, Is passable. ■* The section of road In Collier county was completed and under construction is 56 mlnle* long. the period more than f 1,000,000. Work was started in C a m e * town (IN S)—Slightly mare than f t , ' The Empire State League spent 000,000 a year was expended by 11,730,000 snd the Illinois group the Anti-Saloon League during the 11.200,600. Pennyslvsnia and Ohio N O T IC E O F S F E C I A L L E G I S L A ­ first six yesft o f nstlonsl prohi­ were next in rank with approti* TIO N bition. srronJIng to records made mately #000,000 each. Connect­ Nut Ire Is hervby given of Inlsnublic by the Senate campaign icut required only 914,006 for the lli.n t<* apply Co lbs LsgDLIura of und Investigating committee. The period. lbs nisi# of Florida lo b* convened in regular session on the first John D. Rockefeller, J r , was figure represents only about onesflsr th* first Monday In tenth tha amount spent for educa­ the chief angel of thu New York Tuesday April. A. D. I»IT. for th* passas* tional snd campaign purposes by league during the period 1017-23, of an Art snlttled: __ tha state and national organise- the report revealed. Ills contribu­ AN A CT r o il T D K P R O T E C ­ T I O N O F F I K H I N T H E VVAtions o f the league prior to the tions for the period aggregated T K IU I C A N A L *. R IV E R ! *. ratification of. the eighteenth 9176,000; to which his father, the A T I! K A M A . I l I K K K H I. A K K M founder o f Htandard Oil, added amend roenL B A Y u U H O F H E M IN O L E C O U N ­ T Y . F L O R ID A ! R K O U I. A T IN H During tha six year period cov­ T H E C A T C H IN O O R P R O C U H ered by the report, the national IN O O F F IS H IN A N Y O F H A ID y spent approximately #3,600,W A T E R S : P R O f lin iT IN g T IIK P U R C H A S E A N D S A L E W IT H ­ , and the state organisations, I N T H E T E R R I T O R I A L L IS T about #9,600,000. In only two IT S O F H E M IN O L E COUNTY states. New York and Illinois, be Klein revival at the Math- Henley. t Church last night opened Section 1, different varieties and colors: 1—Mrs. C. R. Kirtley: 2— Mrs. Ben Austin; 3 — Mrs. Ben * tiw revival begin right in Austin. ■ i* own hesrta snd families, Section 2, One variety s I— Mrs. fter the announcement and W. L. Henley; 2 — Mrs. C. R. ■ service the evangelist took Kirtley; 8— Mrs. Ben Austin. text from the 6th chapter o f Clssa Three—Annuals <sis and the 3rd verse, using Mrs. W. A. Fitts, rhalrman; Mrs. a part o f the verse as ■ text, J. C. Ellsworth. Grand Prise—Mrs. - that be also la flesh." Rev. Henry Wight, petunias. n very forcibly brought out Carnation: 1-M ra. W. D. H off, fset while the devil remained man; 2— Mrs. Nick Zemovlan. leril, he could Rot do any good Calendulas: Mrs. Minnie Meg snd on the other hand that Dougs!. would not ba God If He slnCorn Flower: Mrs. B. F. Whit­ tier Jr. w. lesson was made very plain White Candytuft: I—Mrs. Frank hrae Illustrations and the use R. MacNelll; 2— Mrs. Hawkins h# blackboard, showing into Connelly; 3— Mrs. Endor CurletL t deep pit of sin .man can sink, Lavender Candytuft: Mrs. Frank no chance of sieving himself, R. MacNelll. that God, through the drawing Lupin: 1— Mrs. Henry Wight;2 t h e n a c n r cow bt o r r u n «r o f Uio Holy Ghost, can lift — Mrs. W. A. Fitts. j R a c i n g T r a c k L a w [ in SEVENTH J P IH IT A L f l E C t IT from the very depths, If man O F T H E S T A T E OF F L O R ID A . Larkspur: 1— Mrs. C. R. Kirtley is part is willing to be helped, IN A N D F O R NRWINOI.R COU N TY (Continued from Page Two) r the sermon s number o f p*rChancery. SECTION 12. responded to the proposition MOIITU AUK FOHEiT.* 'Ht’ llE All laws o£ the State of Florida I Anton K Harris Complainant. prayer made by the evsnge> Vs. In conflict with the provisions of T. O. Adams nnd Resale U Adame. thla net or which do not meet with hla w ile, IX Kd Kennedy. J. J tha approval of the aald commis­ Meredith, In e, Indlvldnally. and J. J. arda was held after the aer< sion, or which tend in any manner Meredith. Ine.. trust*#, a corp ora­ and a number o f cottage pray- f a corner e f the B W k o f the HWU of Hrrilfirt XT. Tow nship f l Moulb. Itangs I* East, run North 1I I I I fs e l; Ihsnre Wt-sl 10.14 fe rlt Ibshee North S M I ,,* t l thrfirs West SIS.SS feet: Ihsnre * South 4S0.SS fset: Ihsnre East I I I fssl to beginning. It Is fu rth sr erdsrsd that this o r ­ der i« publlratlon bo published for fou r ronasrutle* weeks In T bs Han­ ford Herald, n newspaper having circulation In the Tlty of K eral ford. County o f Hemlnola and tion organised and sile tln g under iretinga were arranged to bo• nd by virtue o f lb * laws o f th* H|eie of F lorid a in the different neighbortv ll urea mv band amt the seal of ■tat* o f Florida with Its prlnclPetunia—Mr*. Don McDonald. pal offlre and plar* of business tha >ald Court at Hanford, Seminole is this morning. Th# followCounty. State aforraald, this II In the County o f Dade and Htate places will be points of prayer Wight!* D d ,r° n* “ Mr*' ,,enry I Interfere day o f March A. D IS lf. o f Florida. Respondents. «n o’clock each morning durV. H IHIUOI-ASH. ORDER OF 1‘ UIII.ICATION Poppy 1— Mrs. E. M. Galloway; Clerk o f Circuit Court thr mooting: Mr*. Ml L. BatTO TH E HKurONRKNT. D. KH . Hr A. M. W EEKS KENNEDY: 601 Elnt Avenue; Mrs. Frank 2—Mrs. Phyllis 8milh; 8— Mr*. K. Deputy Clerk. tl appearing from tha affidavit of ria, leader; Mr*.' Carl Mclry- 8. Dutton. INI' * 1 .) lluah Akerman, of pounsel for the Phlox—Mra. Endor Curlett. AKERMAN * A KERMAN . 701 W. 3rd. fit; Mrs. Beaale complainant In tba abtiva entitled Nasturtiums: 1— Mra. S. R. Solicitors for Complainant ranee that lha aald respondent. D I hlnaon. Rose Court; Mr*, Dighton; 2—Mr*. M. McDougal. Ed Kennedy, la a resident o f a Htatr aon, w ait First 8t, Mrs. its approval by the Governor. In tba United Hlatea other than tba Ageratum—Mr*. M. McDougal. rnten leader. Htate o f Florida, and that the last Pale Stock-M r*. K. M. Gallo­ d Thunday evening Rev. Kirin known only address of ha aald D P a r k s T o T a k e P la c e , K<J Kennedy la City nf Cordele, ach oh the Rraurrrcflnn way. Htata o f Georgia, and has bean a b ­ Dlnnthua— Mr*. Henry Wight. • aald br some who have O f J u d g e P e t t e w a y sent from the Htale nf Florida for a period nf more than slaty days d him in other states to be a Didiacie*— Mrs. W. A. Fltta. Class Four— Perrrnnlala and Flow­ Immediately prior to the Ume of t reaaliatlc sermon, with the the filing of the hill of oomplalnt ering Hhruba of the illustrated cross and tha herein; that lha return o f tha HherMra. James Hharon, chairman, ing message. iff filed herein to thr Hlate’a Writ Way evening the subject will Mra. Forrest Laike. Grand Priaa— thirteenth Judicial circuit court o f Hubpoena leeued herein shows Mra. II. B. Lewis, Bouganvillea. has been assigned by the governors* that the said D. Kd Kennedy c a n ­ •After Death. WbatT* not he found In the Htatr nf Florida Geranium— Mra. J, C. Ellsworth, .office to take the place of Judge and that ther* la no person or per­ Gerbera: 1—Mra. C. R. Kirtley; II. C. Petteway of the circuit court sons In the atat* o f Florida X )W E tt S H O W IN aervlre of subpoena upon whom would hind you Ih aald D. Bd. K en­ O M A N ’S C L U B IS nedy. and that ha believes you to be over tha a s* o f tw enty-one >‘*ar*. > E N D T O N IG H T It ta therefore ordered that you do appear on th* Ind day of May A. D. HIT. the asm* being a Rule Continued from Paka Ona) Day nf thla Court, tn answer, plead Vlght and tha hedge In the nr demur In the hill o f romplalnt herein filed, aald hill nf complaint of the stage Is a nativa Gallbeing a hill tn fnrerlnae a m ortuege y. upon the follow in g described prop, •Ida from the floral diaplaya, rrty situate In lha County nf H onInole snd Htate o f Florida. Iw-wll: r fsaures were those o f the R esinning a t . Ih* . Kouthanet Ida wild flower plants, and n tables with decorations which ned tba balconlts. The table Mrs. W. H. Tunnlcllffe, on k ahe used a 100 year old gewood. was ona o f tha moat ired . A children’s table sets minimum ixsenae, using an pottery, also ru­ 'd much approval, m complete list o f awards ’"today announced as follow •: Commercial Hakiblt •at Exhibit: First, Kent Roa•|. second, Stewart th* Floriitj I, I,cslie Went, nnuals: First, Roasitor; secStowart •lha: Flrat, TVent; second, /art; third, Rvialter. oral arrangement: Flrat Ro». T second, Stewart third, T o D e s t r o y C lo th e s D A N C E E very W ed n esd ay £ ispdragonet Rirst, Roaslter; nr, Stewart. •ea; Flrat; Red. St*w/-t; nd R(waiter. Flrat, pink, iter. Corsage: Flrat, 8tew»<-cond, Stewart. >• special merit award- was n to Mr. RoaslWr. •' S CUm Onr Ilo ifi , ra. Ernest Galloway, chalrma^t J. D. -Woodruff, Mra. W. E. to*. Grand Prira, Ben Fish, etlon 1. rad: 1—Ben Fish, red litre; 2—Mra. M. L. Wright, radiance; 3— W. A. Ginn, crut ‘ ;; «tJon 2, yellow: I— Mra. J. D. (ruff, Luxemburg; 2—W. A. A la d a m Butterfly; 3— W. A. * 3 G r a y ’s P a ls H e lp e d N ig h t C. Or C. Bldg. Iddte Mary Music By Lake Mary Screkndcrs Chester Saundcnti Director m tn U i - X **TU" bath you feel pain being drawn out and comfort just making la. How good your tirtd, ewollsn, burning fast fast "T L ’* draw* oul lha poisons lhal cans* tender, aching fs*L "T L " tabs* alt the sorsnssa out of corns and callous**. Qsl a boa of **TL" st any drag or department slot* foe a f*W csr.it. End foot torter* forever—wear small tr shoe*, hasp your fast fresh, sweet end comfortable. m i l T A K B N M IO M T H E n-ATim.M o r b b k i n u i .b ooyw - T T . r U O H ll> A l R E O U L A T U f O THE T K A W a r O R T A T IO N <)K r iH M W I T H I N A N D T O P O IN T S B R T O N tl T IIK T E R R IT O R IA L I . I M I T S O F K K M IN O U K O O U K * TV. F L O R ID A ; p n o V ID IN O T H A T T IIK V W U T IO M OF . ANY OF T H E T B IU IH AND P R O V I 8 IO N H O r T ir iH ACT M ilA L I. D K A M IS D E M E A N O R ; AND I 'l l K S O l l B I N C J RULES O F E V I D E N C E IN C R IM IN A L F H O g IQ C U T IO N H R E S U L T IN O F R O M A V IO L A T IO N O F A N T O F T H E P R O V IS IO N S O F T H IS ACT. Tb# above Art was puMlsh#<t In fa ll In lh « loans <>f Tli< Hanford llsrald published March l l l h l* I i and rsfsranc# ran t»* bad Iq aald •rnpnasd A rt upon Inspection o f lha rllaa o f paid nawapapar. By ordar o f lha Sanford Chaptar. laaar W allnn L a f n t o f Amselc*. SA M U EL R ..D IO H T O N . Harralary. J .G . S H A R O N AUersey-at-Lawv • Will practice In all the court* Examination o f Abstracts c t Land Titles given as poets: attention ■ N o k n o ts , n o c r o s s | ■ s tick s — J u st b lU lf u ■ c r a te s — m a d e ju s t ■ W e I h i n k t b s b est !□ th e WE Invite your s o n In th e f ie ld # where t r y la b e lli* peck ed. PROMPT ■ferric* ? Oh, < We are within sn bony' any celeryj Add of this !trices Icrates distributed thrw ! American Fruit Gi line., and 8anford ■Truck Growers, Inc, Bring Lh,'a advortiaemant and havO one roll o f films developed free o f charge- This offer good /o r one week only, from, S. O* Shlnholser A P R IL 1— A P R IL 8. C nt« Manufacturer Sanford •> F la n d e r ’ s S tu d io Over Mobley*# Prog Store I R A T E S : T r a a a U n t o r d .r a era e s s a t s S a c e o r d la g to lh a n u m I bar a t w o r d * s a a n u m b e r o f In * eartleUR a s M * ra ta e c h s d u l* b«| ww. T h # ro d a r sd r a t * * a ra fo r e a osaou U va taoartlon*. N v ad r t s k a e f a r I * * * th a n iso. I C O N T R A C T K A T E S w U I ba gtvaa a pea ro q asst. a n d ch a rga d 1 (y t b s lia s ia a la a d o f tba w ord r . T b s Sd a o n d ar e a rb head a re a la o m a d s-u p a lp h a b e t- O N E O R— T w o furnished rooms with private fam ily In mtalern BUILDING BIAICKS — Irrigation house with all ronvenienres, ral«« boxes and general rement work reasonable JfiH Evan* 8 t. (I fth S L ) Miracle Concrete Co. J. K. Ter- near OakAve. Don’t forget our big sale of Rose Bushes on Fri­ day, April First. Varieties will be Pink and Red Radi­ ance, Maman CochetJ Alexander Hill Gray and Druschki The price will be The sale will begin promptly at 8:30 o’clock. One dozen of Dean’s 2 1 -2 year old most beautiful Pink Radi­ ance Rose Bushes are to be given away. Get the partic­ ulars whon you make your purchase. All Ladies o f San­ ford and Seminole County are invited to attend this sale, NOW- KlO\N- B A D y , M u f f mV "fsM.K "TO P o p p a u v <e T h a t : m o w A W O R O TTwC J t\ u f am. 'fair*. I • / 1 U CAMOv NNCV-kO “SWltTtM h e r Dis M .NO? \ f p o s it io n — O O t€» H E P ? W EUyPbPCVXLL 3 0 T*T M A v t TC* G P A M H - O V t t K l -------- > MpanLh month. KpanUh month. Spanlah month. Hung* .-w 2B— M lacellanroue For Sale ‘ FOR R A I X - R a d i e battery .n good llunga ->w. eondltlon, almost new. I saving I c ity fo r summer and will tell fsr ' # 8.00 317 H igh Street Bunge'.>w Kit room Bungalow #366 163 month. Phonograph Repairing Piano Tuning ny experts with 17 years axoanence. Sanford Music Store and Gift Shoppe Room 10 A II Mr Lander A rear Phone IH . FOR RENT— Apartment and bed room. 320 Oak Ave. Call 746-J. All kind* houeshoid furoiahlnga Including Frlgktairo— Apply on!| hettse on French Avenue In Dreamwold. rx h I- T. Bryan Phone 643. 1ISH Magnolia Ave, FOR SALE— Cohan Flint see roni, #3.00 per huahel. Call « | J W vW M C T V ttR S p i t T A S V d fc tT GPAw - AM D A S O O Q O iE . BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES BUNQALOtk — A lira- lively fur. FOR MALE— Tsso dresse-a, fs ■a v « ( 1 ^* v * » x t ' o t « H * u v i O i K nlehed, 5 room*, hath, sleeping tables. A pply 217. Highland 84 M e v t v i h u t .M « w - r t '» k FURNISHED APARTMENT.*— porch, doubir garage, nk-e lawn and f.*'f1 NOW OAT *uet Avl l*A>Tat>ON . TOO * 6 dement Apartments, 612 Paik shrubbery. Cash 11,000. balsnr, 4 PtAN'OHt— Baldwin, w orld'* H igh­ Ave. Garage included. Apply Apt. year*. Mr*. Simmon*, next to Tas­ est Honor* Fortney branch, whwie. lor 6. . ty Shoo. Park Avsnue. »ale end retail W# have taken lit Nswlv Decorated housekeeping a number o f g-»«d used planne t o ­ FOR YOUR HEALTH’S SAKE ward the B A L D W IN at sneviat TRY CHIROPRACTIC AD- room* All convenience* Kate* #3.00 'tearsn r* price*. #113 up. E*4# t . eUSTMBNTH. UR. W. E. MAC- week—Plenty shade— lake hren­ te. 106 North laurel. UOUGAL 1ST N A T L BANK BEST nUY IN AGItlrunTUR- I IN erslt, Mathushek. Cabie. Ilow FI8HKRMEM TAKE Notice, fish HI-DO. PHONE 482 J. ord e ’ e. T erm s W rite for rom nlet* A l. LAND ara hitins like hungry wolves, see TWO room*, kltcheirntte and bath; 11*4. N'stb nal Mann Company ITor In The Htate Of Florida beautiful outlook: all improve­ CONCRETE In every ahape and In the flowing well district Beer attractively furnished: Sanford, with clay subsoil. On •de Theulee . iiuiM ipg. tHiylngn. form, block*, tila roofing, orna­ ments; mental*, ate. Banford Cement Prod­ moderate rent by week. Young’s th* highway and one mile from ucts Company, Firth and Maple Apartment*, offlea 200 N. Park R. R. station. IT)on* 212-W 8ta. Phone 112-W. _ A v * . • Alraady cleared. Perfect t for Every drainage. CLARENCE SMITH ~ FIVE ROOM—Apartment for rent Virgin soil of unsurpassed fer­ General Contractor ' Two year-old monthly ro*#s ro April flrat. Cor. Perk and Fourth tility. will grow an) thing. diance. Otphalia, Mra. Ward, lied , 600 West First Stra* D. I . Thrasher. 1.1*00 Acre* in unit* of 3 scree, tor. Orts r t la and ether*. 6 fee at Phont 441 WAVINO — 910 a* many a* you want. j 2 00, ircelling by our ex­ GOOD— Convenient first Boor AT A PRICK HO LOW IT WJIJ. A raiitir* of Rare GLdUHa, all I Blue Bird Beauty CLEANING, PRESSING, DYING apartment for rent, furnished or "Make Your Head Swim" new aorta. 40 for #1.06, 100 fee —“ W# do It Bettar,” Try ua. Roy­ unfurnished. Very reasonable. Ap­ Home Seeker*, Her* Is Yeur H M - Two year eld rhrysaalh# al Cleaner* and Dyers, J. C. Jack- ply 110 Weal Third. Chance mum rhnape, all relare It for |l.0A tan, 303 East Second 8t^ Phone It May Never Come Again J— A u t o m o b ile Garden rslWtion of DeklL. all 481•/. If you ran make a email rash UNPUBNI8HKD— apartment for HHHtaf t TH006KT late. 2* for 9100. Collect La - f TVfeKh WAS A HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY rent, private hath, right up town, payment and finance your first vman Li* or giant Caana bulb* BOOST SANFORD CATfM IM Y miS —Cleaning, pressing, tailoring. curlier Second and Palmetto: rent rrnp, It will easily pay fee ih* 12 f#r 9. 00. rtualaa rod. white, 0E T THE New Hanford Boostrr pink. # fra II 00. I# |2 50 All su L bw ^h uh Plata dlsnlaytog bunch o f celery 105 8. Palmetto Avenue. Pkone reasonable. 121 Palmetto Avenue. If you are tanking fnr a ‘‘ Snap- noat paid. Frank Marrhettl, While 11X0 ;acn. Studehaker Agency Hero li la FU RNISHEDthree room H<*r»a Plks. AW*. N. J. See Ms At One# apartment, private bath, at aummsr METAL ROOFING—The Roof Ev­ rates: Slao front room furnished for W. M. YOUNG CH RYSLER erlasting. Metal shingle*: Bargain* In Real Ratal# CHAS. J. FULLER MOTOR CO. standing seam tin and galvanised light housekeeping. 207 K. 5th Park Av*. and Commercial St. Sanford Are, at 10th Bt. Phone 602 roofs. See James II. Cowan. Oak First floor unfurnished apart­ av*. and Third 8t. Phone 111. *rr# truck ment for rent, vacant April 1st, FOR | SALE—Two DODGE farms, rloae In. on Dixie High­ Pleasure .ara and Graham Trucks MATRK8SE8 properly renovated; 616 Myrtle Av*. Mra. Noble. way, flowing water. etertricHr. L Elm and 13th St. Phone 3. on* day aorvire in Sanford, by Sanford Malres* Factory, Phon* THREE ROOM Furnished Apart A. Renaud 820 W. First St. CtTATtOX rnent. Apply Herald Office. HODG1N8 A COWAN CO., Auto 402-M. 300 Maine Farms. Fro* raising THR w t a r t: o r jfb i.n iO A Radiator and sheet metal works t o rnt:r> tv u n it . * A S sam u o*. Plain and ornamental sheet metal WiailT-CIIRISENBEKKY PRINT TWO ROOMS—furnished for light with picture*, descriptions, alin • nf tl* Ksials -t Kit* J V* ala*, owners naase aad addrves. You d-at rttraaaiI. and a, A4mla|stsat#C work. Tel. 719-W. 207 French Ave. SHOP — Printing, Fdigrsving, housekreping. 719 Oak Avo. nf ta* b la ts st I S»U < a W.la# direct with owner. (Wltni Mrtl EaEmbossing. Sew us Bret, W* do and #* IW*t*#« n#d.c tale Exchange, IVatervfll* Mala*. O'* UH will and laslamaat nf •t Phon* 417-W. R. K. AvenueSANFORD BUICK CO. ril* J wslats. hWMam. snd *• 212 Magnolia Av*. Cora mere is I Street , tsrlss* aslsr in* last will sad I’hone #67 lasiaasna «f start#* A Wat**. HOUSE FOR RENT:— t mom*. I w « , n f •( Wawhaaan llltn.il, "JEP80N WANTS TO SEE YOU" 2 hatha,- car parage, l i l t Park ll ■**>*•• from • strom MM . f HUPS—MARMON8 House. Hotel, Apartment Heute. Avenue. - Ik* aaot* ka* > » . * * ll* w * 4 k f Ik, #nmplalni in tht* rasa* tkat r#« 1*1 k d.» .4 M«r-k A f> list V *. IMKMLA0U g a s e tla c y s f H>* ia iM w r . aorta) N . Sanford Autnmnbil* Co. , »'* • non *•»*dmi nf ta* a i.i. anything in Furniture J EPSON Jiaiit. •S a ra * 1 ' C’lfs n tl ( W l * f rinrtda *M that tew am a ranULat Magnolia Ava. phono 137 FURNITURE Co. 114 aTarkAvo. All # .»• "»* •talaslkd ik* lead ad tk* life JtsdMol ij fi aa I nf a atai. .r nnaalry ntkar Ibaa •#• ••rm li a* daaiftaa l a akaw M n •d YV , Id*. io *ad f*r Slat* nf k-nrld*. a ad mat » • « re­ aesatonl* l* * s r l t ko mtaoeal la saaeaeka* wilt k* at JEWETT AND PAIGE nal* at W SoSaooa la tk* atsin ■< &v—Help Wanted Female p f a it w r.t:Ka L o a d aa|U Aset) ll. I« ft. lo fu< , HDenial l**r»fnr*. yao. fr*4 S RIVE‘8 GARAGE FOR RENT:—Smali bungalow on LtapWtV I Hark 1* I k l * a f l L * lfc.11 s S i « u - M i * IkPock. #* Adaatntatral •» nd iba asWANTED-WOMDI TO CAN• Sanford Dealer iaawaoeo ad a u t a l *»*• • alarm on Magru.IL Avenue. Unfurnished. In *»t# n* Mii» j u . u n itereas* t*d iH oitV ra. ei-r-v w u a t»mrrr»cv SPsH rattaa. VASH THE CITY OF SAM* • • Adminiii rntnr n f Ik* n f detlraUe rrsliVrntLI section and a # t k t M * *4 swaaant ruartro A WalaK daraarad. nnd a* FORD. CALL BE­ within e**y walking distance of th* fnr lk* IVmelatodet dealt** under ib* l**i will gad TWEEN 4 AND 6 P. M. ON RNT v u l c a n i f j n g w o r k s . businra* district. #30 monthly. I'. lmrom.nl n f Mia J M'tltk. 4mm. 13 K s c a p e d C o n v i c U «4 ead as d*vt*e* under ta* last FRIDAY. • OOD AND GOODYEAR TIRES Will and •••iaas.nl ~r riartm A. C o n fc m T o M u rd er U. R. I* Batteries. w e La. I f * , mad. are rod and) «—Help Wanted (Male) ■ Distributors CVndLd raealrnd u a* aad t s r . i i krtsrs TlIRr.F. 3-ROOM-—House*, ifcl* s'nnrt na |ka tnd .>>> nf Mar ; MACON, Go . Msarb It.—41NR) Commercial Avenue A. lb l*tf l« Ik. kill nf aneaeUint cloea In, rent reneonabl*. WANTED;—Moeeeitgor V y . Ap i —T V murder of Everett I . Ilagaa. • th iM i.d m i l s * m * Ht tfcka sou a* i ____ Mrlionville. Phone MO W. ■wealthy eotlaw broker, wne erased atk*.win. a da.sro era M t h n i NCOLN FORD -FO R D SO N ply Postal Telegraph. wilt k* .ws.f.4 *r*tn.i s na Efeward Illggin* Ine. ti I* rod-rod in.i mid anti#* k* »mal A Palmetto. Phon* 311 8 — F i n a n c i a l ukil.kad tn Tk* Stained Morald. a •mlanta I'.aaTr. Plnrsda. sari *n»k wmk t--f ksr a.n*#r*tlva ***** *5?, ,or4 t#n fn»*k. excellent W ITk**f * i band and lk* anal af Ik# (*to-si| fknarl af tk# a.roniu •mtmiy earner going north, ra-ind trial CirrwN <* FLrtdn. la ead fnr f i o l t d i Oesaty. aa Ikl* Ik. E A g e n ts F or This Frigidaire Frost Coil D E A N SE E D CO. O F O R LA N D O , equals 35 tons of ice a year For “ Busy” Business M en who need Stamina arid alhday Energy— Your Newspaper A t.Y ou r Door— ‘ golden Ophelia. llrrad is your best food THAPS Sanford Herald W ttU a, is y o u r b e s t b r e a d ! A fr e s h dailf/ fro m //our pritcer m e r ic a n II a k k s ik a C o . It stays cold— ‘-//l e u '/a colder than ice year in and year out Builds Sturdy H ealth a moment your hock hurt* er •r* aren’t acting right, pr If Lr bothers you. begin drink' o a k (o a t f o r a f g w k id n e y # m a y th e n lants, grocers, drt ggists, florists proprietors o f and restaurant owners n red no longer have a refrigeration problem. With the installation o f Frigid* aire, the r refrigerator become# cold and stays col —colder than ice—year In, year out—wimouc daily attention and at a cost less than ice. Come n and discuss your refrigerating problcmi with us. , - A H ot One ' C'MOtt LET’S HSUS AMtmtCA GAME E a c h C a r r ie r B o y h a s in s tr u c tio n s to d e liv e r T h e S a n fo r d H e r a ld a t y o u r d o o r , n o t o n th e la w n t w h ere s p r in k le r s a n d d o g s h a v e fu ll o p p o r tu n ity to d e s tr o y i t 6 **• « id>M fin ■rjr t 4 ft ALOM E! MOT*/.* of Box . \ P A - Ooai T I CV56S KtvsiPiC, OOU. m ic e a LE T H I M P o p p a ll s p a m k t a P PARK AVENUE I4IT-Ju*l ami h nf Thirteenth Slrevl. faring east, ran he bought for #!.7M1 on any res.,.cable term*. Th*» la an sirellmt locution for a Dupb « lit— H ouse* F or Satie Apartment llooae IVsa |6tt rate #100 Cash and #.V) n. nthly will' ^ -’’• " '" N HereU. buy bungalow nn Magnolia Avenue Price #1500 Huy direct from «w- FOR 8 A IX —Two lota tn Oak Kill ner. Phone 14S and aek for Mr. end tw o late In Buena Yltta (SC9 each, reah payment andterma to Mitchell. salt purr baser Bov a* rare liarFor Kale lly Owner. LA N E Y 3 DRUG STORE— PraReasonable rate. IJeroln lit acriptiona, Drugs, Soda. We are1— ----- ---------- ---------- x- -----------aa near you as your phone. Call 103. A partm em ,- F or Rent —;----------------- ------- t— . a j ------- --______ THINK—If vou art thinking ofbuilding, why pay tha ArchltacU FIRST FIAK)R-8-ro«m apartnseveral burvdrad dollars for plane,‘ all convenience*; al... garage when you can gel the tame free, and keep your money in your pock FlVe rwim •t . For further Information se« THREE ROOM — unfurnished SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS. apartment, private entrance, #13; #100 Cash I * V. C. Collar, Prop. Building Con­ Five room tractor. General 8hop A Min Work three room fninithed apartment, and House Painting. I l l N. •price accordingly 1305 W. Third. #300 raah #30 Phone 223-J. French Are. Phone 233-J. Sit room #730 Cash #63 ROSE OUT OUR WAY Clothes. 11U First Street. wlllegrr, Prop. A d m . S O c L a d its F r e e •tlon 8, pink: 1—W. A, Ginn dn Coehetl 2— W. A. Ginn obia; 8— Mrs. R. A. Newman, radiance. Ctaas Two—Sweet Prat a. Ben Monroe, chairman; W. L Henley, Mra. W. M. pen. Grand Prise— Mr*. W. L. ut* kidney trouble In tome , *ay a well known authority, ton the acids created e id L the >y».. Then they become overed., get aluggloh, clog Up and « ail sort* at distraae, partioy backache and misery in th* •T fegipn, rheumatic twinge*, re headache*, arid stomach. *P*tion, bladdar and urinary MODEL TRIM CO. We trim the car, not the o « Phone HI7 for estimates P. *W. RADFORD 1 "M to c F lta iifo i FOUR ROOM—Boitgatow opposite 21— Acreage Fur Sale Foil u a i r w it . . „ . -------••**«*. ftanmra Ave. lights ln . .S|U.' T ' V established pay* and water. T. R. Klnant. R. F. D. * o W IS TIIK TIME Ing ladies shop. Ressonshle. Sick* Country Club mad. Sanford Fla I TO BUT THAT FARM SEMINOLE HUDSON - V - 0 " for out. rhone ___________ AND HTART MOMKtlllNfl INC We ara all going hark to the --- ------------------------- -— — 17— HuslRrm tlsreu For Rm l 903 Oak Are, farm where rial values win alf OR S A L E :— Oriental rugs, sm s!) ................ ■ ■ ■ Phcns 41 wavs'prevail. Just Mw la the time snd large rhlna, etc. 611 Myrt>! OFFICE FOB SENT— ta Mriacfc to move a few mUe* from Sanford g li word a avarasra a llna. 4— UusiiiMs Service and start that rktrksn fares ami . T E L N P E O M S A D S . w ill ba re ­ raise vegetables far the home mar­ , ealvsd 1ST p a tro n s a n d collaeto r I will not he responsible for sc“ WE CLEAN YOUR RUGS ket. Just such a pUre can he had •sat taasaadlataly fo r p a y m a n i. ABSOLUTELY CLEAN rounU made by Rsn.letl Klnbru at a ll i r a a a i t a l o rd ars a ra p a y * ATTRACTIV’ F loosaa to rent for on the Nanfnrd-Oriandn road about T. a K IN A R D . abla IU lad v s n e t of p ub lica tion . Our m g cleaning plant is •tores or offices at Park Av*.. Jhrvo miles from Saaford in ih* ■trktly modern. cumttq HOUR: Copy rtcolvhigh and healthy oak and pine *4 a t T b a H a r a id a fflro b y Th# stove sale is now on my en­ and Commercial Mraec W. M ••‘ ‘Hon good for citrus fruits, go.*! Fhone Orlando 9683 or drop a. m W ill Sa p abllahad t h * aama Young. Owner, |0i Park A ve, optire stork at cost. D. W. Short M-. Trices asms as Orlando. Ruts for poultry and good for sit hind* I day.. ij,incW Arrarir. us a card and our sslssman nf vegetables. Thirty acrae. high; E R R O R S : I f a a e r ro r la m a d s T h a H a n fo rd H a ro ld w ill not ba will call to see you. and dry location for a home and rra p a a slb le f a r n o r a th a a a n * Mattress Co. 1122 Church 8L four arras In mark for vegetables ' RESTAURANT rOR la co rra e t ltisart|oa, tb a ra fo ra Oriabdo. Florida. or bulho—it will raise snjthlng Good pmpoiltion for tba o fflea s h o u ld be n o tifie d at —the man whn want* Is work rs i wife with some >spits). ISCONTTNUANCS O R D L f l f l make a freed liring from this A. Cole, Lincoln lintel. a h e m a d s t n 'p s r s o - at T b s TH E NEM INtll.E PR 1NTERY plbce. If von ara Interested add fo rd H e r a ld o ffic e o r l.y A N 8 CO C A M E R A S II—Itoonia Without Hoard BI'RI.NKM LOCATION *r. T s ls p h o s s d ls r o n t ln A N D S U P P L IE S m s r i s n a ra not ra lld . NICE STORE room 15x60 \t a M t P T C A T T O N I N D E X ) T h a J C01 W. 9th St. W . N. Lumley Prop. 220 Magnolia Avenue. Suitable f c s w in g o ls a s lflra ilo D S a r* ONE AND TWO— furnisher! room ■mall business; rent reasonable. dardTsed «m) n u m b r rrd f..r B. I, Prrkins — llaherdaskcf 94 ami |3 weekly; 314 E. 5th. Apply at A. P. Connelly 0 B< n», h r s f s r s b r a . T b s y a ra m a d sheadquarters fo r Collegiate a lp h a b s t lr a lly a n d n u m t r 224 Magnolia Ave. Phone 48. R a tes t M S N B C IT WOUUMTi B A D l o t a T O "f lu t e A L l-r t C C A M O Y - By Taylor A BOA O F C lQ A R t I n js r o v t • E ffe c tiv e A t upaTSDog 'XsjStb S4XVVHD- with wms �f 0 vprvtNy«*> jch Social Insurance To uth Am erican Republic NNA,— A t tha invitation of hilean government, two sonsaranee experts, Dr. Karl Iter and Hofrat Hans Vol inr, Will leave bare shortly odnea tha Austrian social as­ a schemes In Chile. The n government recently passional laws providing for insurancs against old age, is, unemployment, etc., all of have been In operation In a since tha revolution of Austrian insurance scheme* e gr nr rally fo r ths working n case o f sickness, old age incmployment from fund* d by tha government but collected from the workers, nd* arc paid directly by the rt to the government, and everyone contributing has the right to call upon' the government In rase of need. The weekly amount contributed by each worker is insignificant. To this the municipal governments and rural councils a* well a* the ns. tlonal government add about thirty percent. The contribution* are more or less stationary, all sur­ plus being invested for future use. Last year the Austrian government collected about sixteen million dotIsr* from worker* to be applied to the unemployment insurance schemes and paid out twenty-two millions in doles. Dr. Mumsltrr and Hofrat Voglsang have been director* ‘of the government Insurance* scheme* for several year*. They will remain In Chile about four month*. oneham Denies M cGraw /ill Sell S tock In O rd er V6 Check Realty Reverses r DAVIM J. WAI.8II V YORK. Mar. SI— Unquallenlal that John McGraw’* tltious visit her* was ted by a desire to sell his in the Giant' to eithar Tax d or "P u n y ” Anderson, Bt. promoter, because be had leavlly "on ths not’" in Flo­ at estate was entered today arles A. Stoneham, preslf Ibe club. The visit ondrd lay afternoon just as my*<ly as it began when Moboarded a train at 3:40 fur Chattanooga but Slonerglected to explain the steal* h which this tl#parturc Was her did he account for the hat the giants’ office staff intruded to inform callers Mr. McGraw had left town” actually the man was conf with Hlonsham at the Commodore, four blocks Ntonshsm, in fact, denied ich a conference took, place, accounted for McGraw's iy declaring that illness In oneham family prevented «m meeting his manager In uth and that It would beteeesaary for them to get toin order to devise some g Scheme whereby is might isikle to overcome Eddie '* natural repugnance to a ike 926 ,000 . The matter of nine the interest of Rogers ■iy. In anything leas than <K> for his stock in the Cardtlao was discussed at length, said. ■* a direct question the alignhat McGraw was trying to d his Giant stock, Htonenam News From The Training Camps CHATTANOOGA, Tenn Mar. 31 — While Manager McGraw pursues the elusive Eddie Roush through the wilds o f Tennessee with contraqt and fountain pen, tho New York Gianta will ploy Chattanoo­ ga here today. V fltrri In th is eaua* that you. Ill)IIB R T J. BtlOW M . ANNA H. llltO W N his w ire, i:n w A it i> r . m k m . k c k sn<l XIAIIKt. A . 8 H I J .e c K . his w ife , are n u ll i n 4 every a n «n .r* sM »n l nr ih r a ts t e o f F lo r id a ; Ihst your present a Ad re ss and p la ce o f r»«ldsnea la n a r Shora. Huffnlh C ou nty. New Y o rk ; that you a re each and every o v e r th e a a e o f T w e n ty -o n e yra ra 'a n d that th ree Is no psreon In th s S tats o f F lorid a . Ihs s s rv lre o f a a til, poena In O is n e .r r npon w hom w ou ld l>|nd you nr an y at you: . T i i m B F o n n . th is la m m m m and you. noltPIlT J. llltO W N . ANNA a llltO W N . hla w ife. UP­ WARD f t SK I.I.K CK . and UAIIKI. A. H RtJ.K CK . hla w ife , to p er­ son a lly ha and a p p ea r b e fo r e our said C ircu it fn u r t at Hanford, Memlnote C ou n ty, Florida. o n Ihs fnd day o f M ay. A. U. l i l t to m ake a n sw er to th e m il o f C om pla in t this da y file d aga in st you hy tha C om ­ plainant In this c s s s , oth erw ise aald m il o f C om plaint w ill he taken aa cunfrased hy y o u and each o f you and th is ca s e proceed a ip a rte .lh e asm s l,eIn* a hill Air fo r e rlo a a re ot Ilioas certa in lo ts .! plecea o r parrela o f land altiiati\ t r io * and lielo a In S em in ole C ou nt) . F lorid a , to- In f l a t Hook 1 p a s s t l . said stilt belmt hseml upon that certaln m ortaaire dated the first day o f M arch. A. (I. 191* and o f reeord In M ortg a g e hook IS, p a re l i t o f the I'uM tr Iteeorda o f gem ln ole C ounty. F lorida IT Ig FtJItT IIB ft O flD U IlR D lh al tills N otlee lie puhllehed In I lie Han­ ford lle r s ld . n n ew apaper puhllehed I* Hanford. S em in ole C ounty, F lo r ­ ida. on es a w eak f o r fo u r t l ) c « n » e rn tlv e w eek s. W IT N R M my hand nnd th e o f . fleia l asa I o f the C lrru ll C ourt o f th e Seventh J u d icia l C lrcu ll o f Ihs H tcic o f F lorid a In and fo r Hem|. po le C ou nty, on th is the D M day o f Marrli, A. I* IIIT. tc ir r u lt C o n n Heal.) v. fc. notmt.AK* Hcmlnnle County, riorlda. A. W . W’ eeha. Ily \ - S E D A N $q i a , i d i w i u . i-o-, m a r . Y ou ca n prove by dem onstra­ tion o f perform ance that the C h r y s le r " 5 0 ” — w i t h Its-50 m iles and m ore an h ou r; 5 to 2 5 m iles in 8 seconds, 25 m iles to the gallon, m arked ease o f han ­ dling and consistently sm ooth operation at all speeds— is in a brilliant class o f its o w n w h ich n d others have yet approached. in such startling contrast to all other fours and siaes in o r near the ” 50” price division as to automatically determ ine your decision. S econd, because the C hrysler ” 50” reveals at a glance— in Us full-sized am ple seating capa­ c i ty fo r five p a sse n g e rs, its sm art, lo w -s w u n g l i n e s a n d beauty o f co lo r Harmon y-evilue Al Idtrysiar Car* are prossetad sgslox ihtfi uutUr tha Ir J o i Sysuiu. All Chrysler dealer* are la a posMioa lo extend the convenience o f time payment*. Adi about Chrysler'* mirikiliv plan. Chas. T. Fuller Motor C o. S a n fo r d A v e n u e A t 1 0th S t' ■ n t% e close of business March 23r . 1927, condensed from the report to the Comp troller of the ( urrency, Washington, D. C. Liabilities Resources L o a n s a n d D is c o u n ts $] ....... $ 1 5 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 C a p ita l S to c k O v e r d r a f t s ............ .............................. S u r p l u s .............. -............... U , S . G o v e r n m e n t B o n d s .... U n d iv id e d O th e r S to c k s a n d B o n d s . O ffic e B u ild in g , F u r n itu r e a n d F ix tu r e s . O t h e r R e a l E s t a t e ..................... , 100 000.00 - ...... P r o fits .....r ... 2 6 ,4 8 1 .1 2 D iv id e n d s U n p a id ............... 2 5 .0 0 B i l l s P a y a b l e ............................. . 5 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 1 3 4 ,0 5 2 .2 8 D u e F ed eral R eserve Bk 2 ,4 5 8 ,9 6 3 .0 1 D E P O S I T S ........................... . D U E .................... $ 2 ,9 1 9 ,5 2 M l Too Much Gas Jem al f h I Adlerika gives the systsm s UEAL claansing and brings out oU H * o o * which may k * r, caused a you want^a loutliuii high and dry, with wa­ ter flow ing from it In nil direct ions, open to every lireer*-that blows, free from the ma-laria nnd mowiuitocg of the low land-, the plare for you Ik HIGHL AND PARK. you wnnt to be sure that you nre proteded by careful restrictions so that no neighbor, and no one on your street, and no one in the entire development, cijn put up n building of any kind thnt in its use or its appearance or even in the way It is placed on the site It occupies will detract from the value o f your property, you can be assured that every deed to building sites in HIGHLAND PARK nfford you Just such protection. There can be nothing but one single family dwelling nnd a gnrnge appurtenant thereto on nny one lot in HIGHLAND PARK, no garage apart­ ments to be occupied by other than the ser­ vants o f the owner, no other apartments, no hotels, no business houses. The planting along the parkways bordering the drive* will be uniform nnd artistic. The architec­ ture must not only be attractive in llaelf. hot must harmonlre with its entire environment. you want lo live in an "cxclmilve” neighbor hood, in the Nnobblwh nanne in which that term in often uned, HIGHLAND PARK l« not Juat exactly the place for you. It i* n0* planned primarily to be a rich man’ll neigh* liorhood, but i* designed to attract within H* borders people who love nnd are able to ap­ preciate the beautiful. In rourae of Hnic Ihrrr ran lie no doubt that many high prirrd homes will be erected there, but there will tie m m y of moderate coat that will b e Jaw* us nt tractive In design and in their nurroand-1 ings. Restrictions ns to the coal o f bona** ^ do not interest n'e no much aa their outsidei nppcarnnrr nnd ho v the grounds about the* v are planted and kepi ’tp. 1 have hundred* of /. bu ild in g plans for all styles of hou»a» per­ mitted in HIGHLAND PARK, with coats la manv rases figured, that are at your dU« IMisal. nil these tbingn Officers Directors ■ P r e s id e n t IL E Y E .s s r t t r s n yon wunt a cellar under your house, you ran have it in HIGHLAND PARK. you wnnt it building site with big trees «> rendv there, you can find many such in iford, Florida stomach, and could not oat any thiog that contained odd. H pa Uddag Adsrtika, t fret fin#.” - port unity now lo obtain CORCf—lons In liolh price nnd Irrms if you are prepared to build in conformity with Highland Pnrk Ideal*, Dial nre sure to appeal to you, and that you will not be able to obtain a little Inter when building in HIGHLAND PARK is wrll under way. you want to lie close In Die High School, and yel far enough nwav to be free from the an­ noyances o f too close proximity, that H HIGHLAND PARK. DALLAS. T a x, Mar. 31,—Th# Cub* were here today for tha first nf four games against the Texas league Club. B A N K S you wnnt n building . lie r.n whirl! your new home will show off to the best pomibir *4 vantage, facing the beautiful winding drivn, every shrub nnd plttnl dLeplaved at Its best. HIGHLAND PARK Is just the place for you. Coupe. J750; Coach. $7*0 >RoaJutr. (wait naW , «Mt), <7VJ( Sedan, MWl I on Juu .Scaiain. I M i. All ptUet f.o.b. lieu oil, (uii/nt lo currrnf In irm l f u l l , Idl. ' . Report of the Condition of FRO M you want a lot with 50 feel frontage. o< with two or Ihrep times that frontage ran get il In HIGHLAND PARK. C H R Y S L E R M O D E L N U M B E R S M E A N MI L ES PER H O U R a ll* — C A SH A N D ynti want a lol o f ordinnrv nixe or a lot (wo or three lim es ns large, you can pel it |n HIGH L A N D P A R K . selection. Another MUNI within tho Whlto Sox ranks was on th« practice •fhedule today. Mrntho-.Sulphur, a pleasant ‘ream will sooth* and hsal skin that is irritated or broken out with resents; that is covered with ugly rash or plmnles, or is rough or dry. Nothing subdues fisry sain eruplions so quickly, says a noted skin specialist. The moment this sulphur pre­ paration Is applied ths Itching stop* and after two or thro* appli­ cations, ths ertems it gone and ths skin is dsllfhtfully rlcsr and smooth. Sulphur is so precious as a skin remedy bscause it destroys the parasites that cause the burn­ ing, itching or disfigurement. Montho-Sulphur always heals ecseina right up. A omul] Jar of Row Ire MetilhoHulphur may bo had at any good drug store. - you want a liuildfnrv silt* frontin : north tiulh, caul, wcet or any direction In between' to n can if of i( in H IG H L A N D P A R K . you want n building site overlooking a park, Ihere are a large number of Hiich loin in HIGHLAND 1»ARK from which lo make yrmy CHRYSLEFU50 D eputy C lerk tVII Hft'f A ItOVI.IS, rh.llrltore f o r fo iu p ta ln s n t. Fakllrltt Mar. t l . Slat, A p ril T. II, ^ Beautiful Highland Park HIGHLAND DARK 50 miles and m ore ■n hour, 5 lo 25 mile* in 8 seconds. • 25 m ile s to the gallon. Full-sired, w ith a m p le seating c a p a c ity for a d u l t pasaen* gers. M o h a ir plush upholstery. HAN ANTONIA, Tex., Mar. 31.1 —The Tiger* were Jubilant today a* a result o f their 3 to I victory over the Pirates yesterday. White-1 hill end Gibson held the Pirate* i i i i i w | The Only Full-Sized Car at these Prices Giving Such Performance and Luxury C lerk Clreull Conr|. JACKSONVILLF-. Ha., Mar, 31. —The Ilrooklyn Robins cross lials with Jacksonville here today. Thill Ilrooklyn players are making the trip north. fra ml daddy o f iK rattler*. SHREVEPORT, La„ Mar. 31— > After annexing another victory nt New Orleans jresteniajr, the Itrownji journeyed to Shreveport for a contest today. International Nsws .Service TAMPA. Fla.. MarSI-^ffbe Bena lor*' hospital list continue* to grow. Alvin Crowder, ontf o f thr young pitcher* who has made the grade, will be out o f the game un­ wll: lo t a Seven l}> Might IS). til May 1 because of stomach Nine f t ) Thirty-two m i ), Thirtrouble. Johnson, Harris, Kpeakrr, lv .t h r e e M I) and T h ir ty -fo u r Coyrleskle and other* nre all suf­ I I I ) o f ninek “ I " , o f CIITHTAI, I'A llK . a eut>dlvt»li>ri a ccu tilln s fering from ailments o f one sort I', Ihr imt.lli- record * o f Memlor another. Hole C n nn tr. S ta te o f F lorida, WEST PALM IIEACII, Fla. Mar. 31—The Yankee* take on the Cin­ cinnati Reds hare today. Tbo Yank* left I’ennock, Rengough, lax rcrl and Chesterfield at the St. Petersburg rnmp to round In lo condition. The reptile’ was shot 1* miles | from TVIlikanM b» J «w » after Tyler’* dog* hod tta lto 1 It. TIt snake h/ri 3« ra tlin and * bait on *T*1 believed to bo thr groat Champion Cardinal* war* oat to­ day to cain at laaat ooa volctory N e a r S ta te C a p ita l In tha thro* game series with Washington. Despite the IB hlta PALATKA. Mar. 31— (IN S )— registered by St. Lout* yesterday tha Senator* won again, 6 to 4. Tba akin o f what is believed to be making it two straight against tha largest rattler ev.T, seen In the visitor*. IS E happy In HIGHLAND PARK, but If they d<L not appeal to you, thrn it will be Ix-tter f«f. you and fur HIGHLAND PARK II lhal « aas. I . . . I U . ----------- L ______ J O H N M E 1SC H v W # W .C . S M IT H B . E . S Q U IR E S you have planned to build i and have a lot already paid fi t h e In HIGHLAND PARK, Perhaps we might be able � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1927 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 31, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5d431148c64c37b4d90e1bd4a32a094c.pdf b5fa616a7cec048215da2d0834a9e5c0 PDF Text Text TUB WEATHER JJi.R N K W S P A I'E R W ••VB^ .— |tcd in Florida’s Henri forld’H (Irontcst Vegetnblo lls Richcsl Garden I.and Fair tonight ami Batcniny; colder in roithwc.nt portion Satur­ day. SANFORD* FLORIDA, FRIDAY APRIL I, I9B7 internalim iai N ew s S ervice Strike No Cause W orry, Shys Hoover Magnate Insists ft He Will Get !! More Quickly His Own Place nt Suffers n te r n a l I n ju r y g j j j g FERD IN AN D Situation In Chin Grows Worse, Say Williams In Report, THE M ARIN ES II A V E LANDED (\ r WAjSflCfCi'ON, Apt il l, (LN'f i "Tl. public n inlii’t be it.’aiincd by thd coni itHkti" said ' .:m alary o: Commerce Horliert Hoover todny, as lie envalued from a cabinet llttjotlivr. ‘Thdip i5 enough coal above ground to !. . n year. Tin* to^reliable thing, oi course, is that thou: ujiflu Pf invn have been thrown out of work." The cabinrt discussed the coal situation briefly, but opinion was almost unanimous that there is no cause lor serious con 0*111 about the Strike. A i n a c r H / P resident O f O hio D istrict O f Union A c c e p ts In v ita ­ tion O f O pera tors T o C on ­ fe r On N ew P ea ce P la n s. Strike First L a y o ff Since 1922 W alkout I BRITAIN IS READY !T™ul,,.p a; ;T0 TAKE ACTION; where u. s. h * AGAINST CHINESE Was Torn Do* : N o Hi Horn Css Is Felt B y ) (•roups A g a in st O thers A s W as Case 5 Y ea rs A g o ’ R ep a ra tion s M usi Be M ade F o r N u n h in g O u tru ges, Is . Japanese Fleet * • k k COLUMBUS, O., April.I— (IKS) A T D E A T H ’S —Pcr.ee negotiations for a settle­ ment o f tl|e vvage row lmtw.cn O‘W IT H PNEUM ON IA ' hio bituminous miners mill coni op- j Iera tors marked t lit? first day of th" ....... Igeueral suspension. dd R um ors A s l o W h o W ilL As miner; throughout tlm vi»r Succeed A g e d R uler A r e I Ions Ohio : oft coal fields carried S preading A s ( ’on d ilio't I their tools Itoiq flip mined, and pro T akes T u r n F cr T he W orse j for n long e^satimi. I.vo llall president of the district No. (5, U; ailed .Mine Workers, nunojitci'd | t OEUiKADP rrp il * ' I |front Cmiibri'lge, ()., tlmt he would | The c j , j accept up invitation sent by tele-j |nt RmJ .* .grain from the session of the Ohio R O IT , A pril 1. (IN S ) F o rd w as back h om o in d a y con va lesciitg u n der h r purroundingK from ju ries s u ffe re d in a mu­ lsh ia.st Sunday n igh t. w hs rem oved to his n te last n ig h t fr o m th e 1F o n l H ospital hqre n in sisten ce and o v e r ! todny. objections of hio attend- i Wild sioans. The nutuo king *the sue rted In have said that lie 1afloat 1 t well fur more quickly in 1Rucharo home than amid the "fuss ccnsorvh era” in a public hospital. 1 Ainoni: hyHiciftns litmlly agreed i morn rej hat Ford’s antipathy to re- I Uoumani |that friw oir panlufu in the hospital niiijhl re­ j altcmpt t tain just ns good atten- I for licr. ijst him. They believed he , friends o die required rest neccusar: I tempt hi The Ic. o complete recovery iniN » U rged T o her •I Coal OpOfUlora’ Association at T o-j ” j Iodo, calling for n joint coniercnee | The picture shows Uni army trans|K»rt Chuumont as it arrived in Shanghai with its cargo of 1,200 f „ r i in Columbus April 7. (Jit.. u| States murines. The marines are now protecting the foreign settlement there. The photo• lire I grnpi. -vas taken by a passenger on tho President Jefferson, and part of the Jefferson and several (CHICAGO. April 1.— (IN S)— 1 from strict Soft coal- mining in the unionized passengers ure visible in the lower right hand corner o f tho picture. leutml competitive field was at a stnulstill today as HiO.OOO United Minn Workers suspended work. The’ suspension followed failure of union leaders and the one ro­ tors to agree on a wage scale to re­ place the Jacksonville contract, providing a basic daily wage of $7.1)0 which expired at midnight. Mines producing some 1(58,000,000 tons anmially in western Penn­ ,c. 1 sylvania, Ohio, Imlinmi, Illinois ami t amaiuiKciucnL of rord s eastern Iowa wan effected. J u stice D cn rth Freed U pon from the hospital was I. P. Hagan, logii.lntor-clcct j anti-seining law drawn hy tho Tho extent which o|>cratons A ll O f Seven C h arges P re­ horlly after llo'clock hy j u k l t u i " r,,K'\n League, with pos availed themselves of the Union mrom Seminole County, staled to reny.s at the Ford-Snpiro jdeath pf J ferred A g a in st H im ; Klan offer to continue operations by nreprcHentativo of lu. ljerald lnU.(, This hijlhns ulrcody been . Linked W it Ii Ju d ges V icto ry t: .One of the auto king's ' mania is paying the Jacksonville scale, said Mr. Ford was tuken the’ I^teri this morning Dial unless he watt | d and slightly change I pending the drafting of a new con­ shown conclusively Hurt the future ji»,. jveral Sanfirrd lawyers, m the hospital during the ,mti iet rnc tract, was widely disputed today. INDIANAPOLIS, April I— bis ow n request. Mr. j i,le source. welfare of Die courts dcinunded it,- *1 am uimltcruhly opposed to Union leaders claimed the area lm would not support a bill for ainny nmasuro which inov b eintro- (IN S)—Circuit Judge Clarence W. b never known confinement ' The Atoui las honeycombed with mines division of tho Seventh Judicial i duped to legalize gambling in any Dearth of Monde today was ac­ rebelled against being kept J'jjcd alb tel tinning In full blast. Operators, Circuit, embracing the comities o f ' form ami i will foglit such a hill quitted of every one of the suven tospital. HU condition was corning vhn dmitting there had been defections Seminole, Jlrcvard and Volutin. nt his physician* believed The Norn to the last ditrli," ho replied to n impeachment charges ranging from •om thoir ranks, maintained the. journey in an ambulance : denies thd "I believe the congealed docket Iquery as to Ilia view on the rncc- niipprcssion of the press to irregu­ lar Jury appointments on which he nnber qj|J« sniull. in the circuit court is a tenya^yaryjtrack situation. •ijiu^y ot endanger his recovery. I thov verge!«. was tried before the Indiana* Sen­ condition brought about' hi' thcUlr. Ilngnij also fyivors thu pro­ i Uhyaicinnji are now i infiyi M Today’s suspension was Die ate. ‘ was said at the offices-of wtlenaresl x st "la-’&t lay-off o f suniouized bopm and the resulitng lawsuits posed bill to create a bird sanct­ The Muncie jurist escaped con’t eolil miners sinco April 1, 1022 and Dull within a year the docket uary ambracing tho celery < rovvkrborn Indcnemlcnt. Ford’s condition i:i en 000,000 United Mine NYpr).- will have returned to almost its ing section, but ho nddod that he viction on tho clmrgc of irregular .that the billionaire nuf- sage states a referendum to the hi!! Jury appointment*! by only two vot. .................................. walked out. Tlmt strike, which normal slute. I do not favor in- favored intertml injuries in the nu- which the k bec'oau* moii •hibinecd both bituminous and nn- creasing the tux burden in order Hh order that tho people af Ttcd cs ctnsli Sunday night. The trial Instcd two weeks und 82 ticlte miners, wus settled the to alleviate purely a temporary by tho bill might have an pporDetin burned shortly before plicutcd. by condition that muy lie unpleasant. luiilty to express thumHidvc witnesses were*called to testify. owing August. Ford’s physicians, Drs. R. Mr. Hagan is winding qi Ids ’•)ho prosecuting hoard of six he highlight of thut conflict If 1 am shown conclusively that (ure and F. J. Slndcn, said: Voorhesi court functioning will bo im­ business affairs here pfep irntory managers of tho house of rep re­ reached when 10 non-union Uie is tho fifth day after the paired even after the pout-boom to his duimcturc Sunday for Talla­ sell tut ivou obtained a majority ver­ Assuiri' three union miners lost their period. it; Lost night Mr. Ford was I will support the meas­ hassee. He will arrive at the Cap­ dict of ‘guilty on five of the counts • in the tragic Herrin III., mas- ure,” Mr. liagun said. .in the ninbulnnee from tho itol in time for the party <nucuu but tho majority votes were less I,. L. Voorl ll. to his home. The condi lie will support the proposed on Monday evening. than the two thirds necessary to If his bpiuiiiol back Ms still the Sanford Ci ttlc of (lie bitterness which convict the jurist. afternoon for Laini'ul in him.” <eil the D22 strike was uppurDemocratic senators voted for flic Fori was slowly recuver- where lie is ti •• today ah botli sides settled conviction nnd nfter tho Judge's entirc secret service p.*- its professional .1 to wlmt muy develop Into an acquittal charged all senators had rce searched southern M ich-country dub ii ided suspension. boon subjected tp heavy prersuro or two men suspected «»f ! hummer mon^tht . ere wus slight evidenep of attempted to assasaiuate I Sanford next ()* from scores of Indiana Ku Klux illy compromise. The operto magnate. j tar winter scusoi Klim organization to acquit . Hay they cannot afford to himself is absolutely eon- • •muord is Ii Dearth. V -he Jacksonville scale und Ilvi that the "accident” was a ! could not t|thlli) onqietitioii with non-union . . . . . . . |ite plot on Ids life. For jl»ermantly, Mr. Virginia ami Kentucky fields, In lc r s tu lc Com m o rce Board G reat A m ou n t O f E nthusiasm _ _ kson. his entire secret pnlii • day, upon tukiiii' lowiT wages prevail . The S h ow n By W o rk e rs T o d a y P olicy A rou se« T h e Ire O f ... insists that Hcalc is the lowconstituting hundreds <>f in the downtowri Preparing To Wind UpFnnd During the pa A m erican Rail S ystem s <u/i ueeept. searching for the Sin ieengaged in hevc. itr wltich Ford saw purkeil •• Dm break-up of Dm Miami A great amount of enthusiasm ; liis Dearborn office before incuts in Die som • •lire, where operators and WASHINGTON, April I (INS) red it lnr.i Sunday night and pated Hiireeb' full sought to iron out their •—A niomenfoun court battle loom­ was shown by the team mombera golfing events ii il for bis homo, lit!' ■ iiccs, there lias Iiecn no ojs.n ed today as result of the enuncia­ in tbo V. M. C. A. lampaign for funds, when the tern.in mel todny is this same Studobakcr, rjda disliict. t at compromise. tion of the Interstate Com mere.' at not i for a survey nl the re­ EUTLAW, Ala., April I— (INS) certain, that followed him Commission’s policy for determin­ maining cards to lie pledged, from —Trial of three men and three wo­ ! LMONT, W. Vn., Apr. -.— ing the valuation of Amrriran rail­ Michigan Uoulevard, ut- Alleged Mi |*f • •Suspension of work in the roads for iccapturc and rntc-mak- the lucul county citizens following men for tho inurdnr of J. G. Lott, to run into him ns bis a -ru’ccesHful day ye torday. The a painter, nearly a year ago, was f c i\ Is C a p t n West Virginia coal ing (mrposesr jii|m» mounted the approach 1 total for tho work lo last night halted today after Dip alleged v ic­ by supposedly noil-union |idge over Rouge River and Overriding npppsiUon of thd car­ tim dropped into town Inst night marked a sm prising dc- riers, the commission, hy a (i to 4 was approximately •>11,000. 11111H did eniHh into him just be - j Ruben Stevens, Both officials o f Die “ Y" and the and deniod the report. i yi.lQ icnt in the wulkout of unle bridge. The impact to s -; captured by local pvote, decided to fix tho value upon Lott disappeared front Kutuw uuminous mine workers of the estimuted cost of reproduction workers of the ciunpaign are con­ rd’s coupe uerosis the side- ■WHB yesterday rot', y J i. fident that the goal of $14,000 will bout 10 months ago mid tho chrcc ion today. ke u match stick and crash- 1}ij„ county nuthorit as of IpM, plus costs for additions i. A. Bittner, chief Intenin- and betterments since thut date. be reached by nightfall providing men and women were arrested on »n a lb-foot embankment („ n()Xv. j)(; ,n j ail w j, i tli'1 team members get to I eprescnlativu of llio Unitree. murder bunging ovo The railroadi. asked that the value tliosu citizens who liuve not Bp* ! charge of attacking Lott and M Worimra for tho northern be ret upon the present cost o f re­ , a. ■ . | t At '• iweighting his body with rocks nnd lurif, another negro, who been called upon I ;r subttr ptlcua. throwing it into the Black Warrior ' Virginia field, issued astute- production. ure alleged to have |ikfiLr 1.non • Another session s to be held at i|QVer -hortly before noon, jn if lY Tiie commission's decision, if sus- <l o ’clock tliiii evening in tho Scm- , cd in thu murder o dcclured that meetings t'liii d ' 1 Witnesses appeared before Die Coast Line Ilpilwuy L W i i h «,Vl!na IF' tained in the courts, will mean that inc-le Cafo and a lull report will he 1won Orange City. hr!, I 'll k i u ion MO m l, , '■' approxinialely 511,000.000.000 will given at that tlmo relative to th c !t-’ rnn'? ^ ry “ 'j'1, to,d !>«»»’ M , 1, final windup o f tho drive, accord- Btr“ ck rllcy " l80 ,mw blood­ A light police court docket was !minew' . t tffi r ? ® r s s s i 'te before Judge \V. F. White this rntliimififtHrnllv nlfulcrimr tlmir i r*J ^ ’ \Nill cffttt I> ing to Merrill E. Brown, field sec- JBU,'i,n8 >'• ‘ be rood, tho witnesses retary o f the Y. M. C. A., wlu; j said. morning and only a d - disposal. j - r s , ^jj'n*e \vorkers. o ® i 'carricra * w ^ rtos obtain a F j higher s S f ,/s a s stated todny Dint tho wonderful j Ixilt read of lltc upprouchiug trifreight were required for its and pussoiigrr rates whieli would results o f the first fc wduys prov-lal in a newspaper in Meridian Miss, * ,,ril \ iClaude Smith,* Leroy Davis and R. Black, presiik-.it o f th" [Will Taylor were fined from $a to . follow if u higher valuation wore cd conclusively Umt Sanford was j und hurried hack to Eutuw. After QUAKE FELT IN JAPAN "ubove water” in cttjry wny, identifying himself, police at once Trust Company, who was } 0I.ch on a charge o f disorderly; allowed. receiver for the Adair 1 Carriers' representatives declar­ Following is the standing «»f the released tho suspect- who were to TOKIO, April I— (IN 8 )— AitTrust Company, returned I10. . 1- ' ,, , divisions and teams, ns reported ed they would carry a fight to the go on triul today. They are Miss - ■ nnd• M.' nt immed-1 • • I For in• today ‘M,r alleged J*!!1 vcre earthquake shock was felt !n courts to upset the commission’s Inst night. feittie Wilson, Thelma Wilson nnd to conli'icnce with Forrest hmnus and Neal Britt cueh were Oraku and Kobe at G: 1II o'clock policy. Orange Division, Ma or James Mrs. Hattie Reynolds, sisters, aiM'sscd fines ol $7. J. It. Shrive i this ___ ___ __ _ morning. The populations |n the luU'i's office, L. Wells. Tiie decision wu« rendered in the Charles and Willium Upchurch ami hut no i plueed ! a * >0,u* ^ a cK°rffC were thrown into panic, wliose liond was Date llal Leu. ^•uso of Dm* St. Louis and O'Fullon Team ,|j fro»n 1violating the stop street ordinance, casualties were reported. 00, secluded himself v To land manufacturer’s railway in the He intended to remain No. I. Capt. DuBose f 1,500 ' St. Louis district. dr for some time in Rifuipg; 700 The commission anticipates a No. 2. Cm>t. Byrd ■arations for lakiug ovi .■ 42.4 court fight. Its argument wu» out­ No. 8f BeUout........... |of the company, which 082 lined by commissioner Eastiir.'ii In No. 4. Cant lluyncs . only the bonds guarhntbYiI ,770 his opinion discussing the duty of No. &. Capt. Smith . . jdalr Realty Trust Comthe commission to reguiute rail­ $1./)7G roads. lie suid that in such matters WASHINGTON, April L—Gen­ All fools Duy! This, the first Day have long since passed into I the commission occupies ‘n front Celery Division, Mujor Jot hilt offices of Jonen, Kvins, eral Lincoln C, Andrew*, dry czar, Power*, attorneys for the duy of April, is treditionally known oblivion. scut upon the stage, while the su­ G. Bull. today sailed into tho third year of The Fools of today liuve chang­ preme court of necessity is only an Jompany, it was stated Ins the day on which Die practical his trip through the rough und Team s nothing to say, that if- joker bus his inning. That a more ed. rim practical joker is no' / ! occasional visitor in the balcony." stormy sea* of prohibition enforce­ very often in the guise of un cnj ________________ No. 0. Capt. Sneed.. the company wore* being j concerted effort o f celebrating ment. JNo. 7. Capt. Whltner. /e r a * rapidly u* possible such an eventful day bus never Having uriginnliy intended to rchu Students W alk Out sk2 No. 8. Cupt. Wilson t a ntihement would boihocn made is because the tvndi.07 muin as assistant secretary of the s -mon as there is some ] tipn surrounding ft has dimmed. Ions upon tho minds of the rest o f | No. !L Capt. Hurt As April Fool Joke No. 10. ( ’u)it. Walthall 100 treasury only until u general re­ dto. jr.a eivilizatioii has advanced, and the fuels. organization of the service had But tin* duy of the unteid shoewhile, bu»uit's» o f the Adulr because the practical joker, in f2.lt 14 been effected, Andrews’ future js &• Limn Company, whim fi’iost instunces, today takes himself string bus pussed. Sanford now MEMPHIS, Apr. 1— (IN S )—The uncertain. The recent selection of Executive Committee: docs us other communities do. It student liodv of the Southwest­ took over ull husino.i land the world seriously, Roy A. Haynes us prohibition coinlion;. *.f t)i Adair Realty & ' History- says that all Fool’s Day puys little atention to All Fooi’u ern University went on strike to­ B .F. Whltner Sr. 52,8 tr, minslonvr was ii jolt lo him. Chairman L’nmpimy, with the excep-1v,us at one time considered on* of Day. A guilty man can't cull un- day. Not u student nppeured for "I cannot estimate how the fu­ its bond operalions, con-1 f ’in making with the l>racticu) other one guilty nor a negro un- class. Anxious professors ponder­ $10,244 ture of prohibition and) work out,” is usual. joker reigning supreme. Todny it Iother of Ids raee a black. Every- ed, then compared notes. None of Andrews said. “ !l .could take a |them hud a single student. ii merely the fiist of April, ^iid.lrnc is in the same basket. iser man than t. .TALLAHASSEE—$000,000 ^ It was the students April fool PETERSBURG- Pinellas {like the first of uny montii, it* The joker bus hud his inning, nrd liquor, however, probably day joke on the faculty. To make propriation approved for ndditj Power Company and Ccn- j bring* to moRt of us manyletter:, j nnd while he may - have at one r wiU return as a national bevoridft Power. and Light i from that bogeyman. PleasRe.Mi:. I time gone over big, today he isan , it good, the students met down- ul liuildintr* at University «»f gc. Hard liquor ha* no part tu iy merged into Florida Pleas never forget* even If the other Casey,because he has j town and paraded main street with iblo und Florida State Colic) re\v indurtrfel and commercial banncr> and drums. Women. Ipi-11 .lion. Dine boiinii d Jokes of Ali Fcn,l* } struck out. ' l Hage nQuesiionsNecessity !JUDGE ACQUITTED O f Passing ProposedBill To jl N IMPEACHMENT Divide 7th Judicial Circuit TIDAL IN INDIANA c1- / B A T T L E LOOMS Y.M.C.A. DRIVE IS IN I. C. C. RULING NEARING GOAL, ON RAIL VALUES O FFIC IA LS SAY M UY(1e T I r 1HI IS Halted When T h e Victim Reappears liver In Adair |kruptcy Case Is ’he Job Today T Practical Joker Gone, April 1 Only Brings Bills From “ Mr. Pleas Remit” a A I T I V C S A t A lT l(V Declaration; Japan, U. H. DOOR' ioubicd liy c o p s NUMBER 20 M eiflb er A u d i! B ttreau jO f C ircu la tio n s Join ^ -------- M o v e m e n t, Protection Of Forejr.y Property Assure v* By Chinese Leadc LONDON, Apr. I - Grant Hrit1uii* is tirepared to take action in ('hiuu if the NulicnnUxts fail to make proper preparations for the W A S H IN G T O N . A p ril I Nanking outrages, if >vps icurned today. ( I N S ) — T h e situ a tion a t s k The majority o f tho nibjhH fa- o ra | I>0intA in China, J io t a b ! vors a strict bhwkadc ot all Chin- , ,, , , , . esr. ports, but the adinirulty iuib '*'1 H an k ow and a t C h u n k in g rcrommended that all of the Yang- is g r o w in g w orse, a cco rd in g Itsc River as far as Hankow lie tak­ a d isp a tch to th e n avy to d ir en over, it ii learned In authorita­ fro m A d m ira l C. S- W illiam tive circles. While Great Britain is prepared co m m a n d in g th e A s in li to net alone in this matter, there are still hoims thut the United aquaarbn. It was at Chunking thni States and Japan will join. Negotiations between Great unofficial reports pictured the de Britain, the United States nnd Ja­ struclion of the American flag pan are ntill proceeding nnd Great |hove tho American consulate b Britain will not take any single- Chinese mobs. handed steps until these negotia­ The Japanese second fleet has ar tions have lii'cn completed. rived nt Amoy, midway betwv> All m i nations, nnuouH, it ii is learned, learncu, arc are Canton and Shanghai, Adinir J B S S & J S !! W i l l . * Krartod. »„.l « p « t . I. the viewpoint of "intolerable hu­ stay there until April 5. No reas' miliation" inflicted upon their was given In tho dispatch for tlr women nationals in Nanking. Japanese n? Filizntlou at that point C. J. WnMis, British consul at Williams dispatch said: Nanking, has rendered a final re­ ‘The consulate «•: port stating that his JnveaUgot, American luvestigotions linn shown that the Nanking Chingklang closed and eenlcd on outrages were "deliberately organ­ board U. S. S. Monacary, (r iv i. ized by the Cnntoncse troops, who gunboat). 'Gen, Liu Ilisiang has assured t! were never out of hand hut wore American nnd British consuls tlr-1 acting under orders.” Tho Ynngtcc in now navigable foreign property would be protect for the largest destroyers, it 1# cd, hut his control Is Incomplete. 'British bouts due to roll donr. pointed cut nnd might easily be taken over by tho powers. This tho Ynngtso River yoitcrday. Tl • rich river v a lle y is an important Monncacy with the American con waterway and its being closed to sul, is waiting until word is reedv. tho natlounliHts would cause ser­ cd from Americans in outlying d tricts ns to whether they tntn 1 ious economic disruption. Great Britain it in understood leaving or not. Tho situation at Chungking, i feels that she hns sufficient na­ *• t| or<r. val power »u China now lo enforce- grwwihg uorse. eports from Hankow Hunkmit iqM ‘ Reports sanctions and that hor land forces are sufficient to protect her na­ tho possibility of serious dLM tionals in Shnnkhal from any re­ banccs thcro shortly. . * 'All American* evacuated from taliations that tho Chinese might effect. Chau-IIfeicn, Anhwei province. 'The .Tspatieuo second fleet rot> ' nlsting o f tho Kongo (battle erm Program O f Sunday sor), five submarines, nnd one ten. Concert Announced dor arrived nt Amoy nnd expect to remain nt thnt port until Apri' 5.’ Tho Sunday afternoon program Tho dispatch was for tho Municipal Hnnd concert to hnl April l, 11:45 A. lm given in Central Park nt 2 o ’­ clock, is to be as follows, according to Joseph Rcizon.itcin, director. 1. March, 'Happy Go Lucky’— Betiuird. 2. Sacred Selection, 'Morning Light'— Burhhouso. 3. (A ) Fox Trot, ‘It Blade Yoy Happy’—Donaldson. (B ) Fox Trot, 'Tuke in the But! •lames Schermerhom. forn-.t • Hang out the Moon'—Woods editor und publisher o f tho Dr 4. Vocnl Solo* ‘ In the Garden of trolt Times, nnd a widely knov Tomorrow,'— Dnppcn, Mrs. Kiln newspaper man of muny years i Harris. perience, is to be the speaker n tonight's session of the Sanfoi Intermission 0. Characteristic, 'Grandfathor-i Open Forum, tho lait of the o c Clock—Ainsden. son and one tliat is expected to at o f the largest gothc: 0. Grand Selection, ‘ Faust*--Gou­ tract ings of tno year. nod. 7. (A ) Vnlso Song, ‘Too Many Mombore, of tho Rotery, Lior? . Parties and Too Many Pals’— Hen­ nnd Kiwants clubii are expeetted »• derson. attend in Inrgo numbers, thoy ha» (B) Fox Trot, ‘Somebodys ing been among the first org:i. ixuUons o f the cily to endorse th* Imnely*—Davis nnd Gold. 8. March, ‘The U. 8. Navy’— Forum project when it wna fir-started lpst fall. Crosby. t*. Anthem, 'The Star Spangled Wrtrren B. Smith, president « ', Banner'—Key. thn Fonyn; rtated today that in .M* Schurmcrhorn, Sanford peopL j would licur one o f the most ab Lecturer To Speak sneakers on the American lectui> HeJ|f saW to be one o In County Sunday platform. the moot popular banquet n: lutu-licon speaker* fn thn Unit' Baldwin W. Gousc, of Las An­ States und is noted for his hurr geles, lecturer and writer, is to rou* and witty, ygt inspiration speak at tho Lolco Monroe High talks. School Sunday afternoon on Chris­ Acquainted with both Amaric tian Americanism.” He will lie and foreign journalism, ho i heard Sunday evening at the (•(julpped to entertain and irtf First MeUiodist Church, in Oviedo. oq any matter pjeriaining to thi Air. Guusc is u strong supjwrtcr tirofesiion and ufler 10 years of the Eighteenth Amendment to the hamess, ho should konw D thu constitution und hu^ spoken subject to perfection. be roc u nuiner o f luncheon clubs, The address Will be delivered be churches and organizations in fore the Forum members und tin Sanford and other towns o f the public In* the woman’s Club? bulk county. Ing at 8 o’clock. Former Editor 01 Detroit Newspaper Is Forum Speaker Andrews Hounds Out His Second Year Reward O ffered For Killers O f Turkey As Director O f Federal Prohibition A reward of $100 has beon o ' life of America, where standards of fered l»y LiuV Kennedy, who Uvi living have attained a level thut on u farm on tho south side <■ (jike Jessup, for Information lea ; would huvo been beyond the com­ ing to tha urrest o f the (Miraon « 1 prehension of a man of u genera­ persons who shot und killed a flo< of half wild turkeys which ho w, tion ago. "Even withou* prohibition the raising cn hi> plat**. The flock, computed o f two bi’ ” drinking of strong spirits would gobblers and several her: see have to disappear, Heavy drinking of which worry* setting, wna d v was becoming unpopular in ninny stroyed over a Meek agu and otm'. circles before tho Volstead Act, be­ thut time Mr. Kennedy bus at tempted to find out who shot cause it is so uuscicntific. turkeys. Andrews expressed conviction ‘‘Not only did they shoot thnfcij that tho policy udopted when he j out of season, but thev actus cumo into office— that of ellmi-1 !°nirc<l to me*. Mr. Kc~ today. "If I can lay my nation of sources o f supply for the the person who killed thru}'it commercial liquor traffic— is the bo a long time before he effective way for the federal gov­ shoot another tm key.” ht* ernment to enforce prohibition. The reward of $100 still r& i l• �THE SANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY APRIL 1J927 T h r e e _University American Women A reMore atnnnir Ihc contestants. " " bc Of Florida Men In The shooting contests will be ac, _ _ T A m n ln liir ii Modest ThanTurk companied by n serlea of InterestL iC ^ lS I ttlu lC ing festlvnls, pngcnntr,.ar.il oxhl______ billons, including n unique display UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, national costumes from _. IT . , Wealthy Coffee Merchant ofall historic parts of Germany. April 1--------------- The Uniters a WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, April 1— (INS)—American wo­ men are more modest as a whole than Turkish women. This observation was made hero by Chari Mora, wetlthy Turkish Coffee merchant. shortly afrar hi* ■ arrival from Constantinople, fol­ lowing a study of customs nnd cos­ tumes In West Palm Beach nnd his homo city. The femlnlme revolt in Turkey, he said, has gone to the extreme since women obtained permission to go without thc veil. They get anything they can get in foreign clothing, and wear It anywhere v* •• they go. “ l)o not misund?rstand me, Chari Mora continued, "I do not - criticise cither American or Turk­ ish women. The majority in each country are rather conservative, It is the flappers who attract our at­ tention, especially when they go to extremes. Powder, paint, lip sticks, '■ perfume, and similar things are general now in my country, nnd wo- men have drinking parlors where they mny accompany gentlemen to purchase wines. “ Smoke? Why, certainly, it io my understanding that your Amcricnn women got their cigarettes from one wcmcn. Mr.r.t of our iliiil smoke long, slim-stemmed pipes, and the contents arc far better than tohncco. “ Chinn? You ask me difficult things. I should no* make too rad­ ical statements, but I believe thc hope of the world lies in the stnbijlzntlon of thc Chinese and Rus­ sian governments, and I believe my own country is working rapidly to the point where it will he hor.rtily approved by tho best other govern­ ments. Chinese women, Turkish wo­ men, Russian women, all hnve thrown down their limitations, nnd thc result must be Ixmcficinl. Wc have an old snying: “ When thc ha­ rem tnkes tho sword, hcadH will fly.’’ And it is true; women cut everything out of their way once they decide to advance. Husband, Wife AndLoverHadDramatic Meeting Prior T o Shooting In Paris PARIS, Apr. 1.—A dramatic scene betwee nhunbnnd, wife and lover was tho prludc to thc Coun.- teas deJanzo, formerly Alice Silverthom of Chicago, shouting Raymond de Trafford nnd then turning tho gun on herself, accord­ ing to a statement made today to thc International News Service by a close friend of Count dc Junze. Count de Jane is said to have formed his friend of tho dramatic triangular meeting himself, the Countess and da Trafford. The Count called nt the hotel where de Trafford and the Count­ ess were guests and met iho two together. The Count was unarm­ ed. "I am giving my wife n divorco ao that she may marry you,” Count de Janze in said to have told do Trafford, in tho presence of the Countess. Do Trafford, according to tho friend of tho count, immediately , declared ho would not marry tho . countess if aha were divorced. "I refus* absolutely to marry her," dc Trafford In quoted ns snying, “ I have no intention what­ soever of doing so. . My fumily won't stand for it.” Violent words were then ex­ changed by thc count nnd dc Traf­ ford, who nearly enme to blows. As thc countess looked on amazed ami bewiluered. “ He is not going to marry you, I’ll mnke him do It,” tho count said to the countess us he departor in a stor mof fury. The countess called on tho count thc next day nnd told him she wns in a fearful mental stnte and that she had nctul fears that she might be losing her mind. U. C. Marksmen To Visit Munich For Shooting Contests MUNICH, Apr. 1— (INS)— American crack nmrksmcn will participate in rofle shooting con­ tests to be held here from the be­ ginning of July until the 20th of There will be parades and processions illustrating the development of hunting from the middle ages on to the present time. All processions will end nt the famous ’ October meadows. or, Theresien meadmvs, where the Octeber fc-itivul Lakes placo every year. Two hundred ranges will be provided for’ tho -Contest*, mannod by about 400 controllers, observers and pointers. The lending artists and architects of Munich will also arrnnge some exhibitions on the Theresien meadows. Munich authorities will mnke it a special point of their program to help foreigners in visiting thc eights of Bavaria and in assisting them in touring the Ilnvarinn Alps and Highlands. The railway fares and hotel prices will be considernbly reduced for contestants, Two days after thc rifle contests arc over tho Munich Wagner and Mozart festival begins. From Mnv 15th to October a handicrafts exhibition will be held on the big Municipal Exhibition Grounds. t>* of Florida’s student body will be depleted by three when the regular session of Florida legisln* turc C0nvcnes at Tallahassee on Aorn 5 # Tho Btudents who will join thc thron(r of legislators are p n||pr \Vi>rn>r •< Ytyingest Solon*' and representative from Calhoun county; Clay Lewis, rCnrc8entative form Gulf county; nrd Amnum McClellan, youthful r„ iuljn(r c)crk 0f the House of Repw n t a U w li , , . , . , _ Warren, who was elected to of^ cc. before he had attained his ™ i on ly . l* “ bje member of the University s Debating and boxing and one of the most popu*nr students on the enmpus. McClellan, is nlso a debater and is mnnnger of the freshman boxing team. He has also distinguished himself by being thc author of Florida’s first legislative mnnucl which will como from thc press shortly nfter thc session begins, thus following in the footsteps of his great, grant, great uncle Judge James F. McClellan who ninde the LEESBURG— New equipment purchased for fire department here. CIIERRY-NUT LAYER CAKES ,'l8c EACH Picnic? Come In and get Salad. Cheese and Cold Meat for that Picnic Lunch akes, Pkw, Cookies, Cream Puffs niid Pastries WE DO OUR OWN BAKING “ THE TASTE TELLS" ADE FRUIT DELICATESSAN Sanford, Fla. 41 McLnndcr Arcade A Y E A R OR TWO M AKES A DIFFERENCE Property values change. Your buildings have be­ come more valuable. Your equipment more complete __additions and improvements have doubtless raised the total of your property investment. Every property owner should take stock o f his possessions once a year. Let us help you with the in­ ventory. If your protection is adequate you have in­ curred no obligation. If otherwise, we can advise you on a dependable, economical and up-to-date insurance F R E S H -N O T W ILT E D — FRESH LOW EST POSSIBLE PRICE Sanford Public M arket Corner Second and Palm etto Bring this advertisement >nd hi one roll o f films developed fret charge. This offer good for one *1 only, from, Announcing the Opening APRIL 1— APRIL 8. Phone 48 24 Magnolia Ave, Flander’ s Studio Over Mobley’s Drug Store Complete Line Candies, Tobac­ cos, Ice Cream and Fountair Service. Tables For Ladies Your Patronage is Respectfully Solicited—First Class Service and Quality Assured Curb Service It is our purpose always to s elJ.only furniture o f qual­ I H erb ert Stevens, Prop 108 PALMETTO AVENUE ity and our stock is com plete— you will find it easy to buy good furniture heuVand kt very reasonable «ilMKWM(«K<K«K«CWMWai(flKMIKMIWaKMaK«IMIWaKSnwMMI prices. Ifill Report o f the Condition o f SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK O f S an ford , Florida. A t the close o f business, March 23,1927, condensed from report to the Comptroller State o f Florida Resources Liabilities Loans and Discounts $1,994,578.34 O v erd ra fts................. 587.20 Stocks and B o n d s .... 322,773.33 Other Real Estate .... 900.00 Banking House, Furniture and F ix tu re s.................. CASH AND DUE FROM BANKS ........................... Capital.................................. t Surplus and Undivided P ro fits .............................. 58 35 Dividends U n p a id ............. Mg rjj|- * I You will enjoy sclcctini your refrigeraotr from lk« big new stock which w* have just received. Tht one pictured here at E Iff ESI i R ediscounts........................ DEPOSITS Officers Directors FORREST LAKE, President Prank Meisclv R. B. Chapman G. W. SPENCER, Vice-President A. T. Rossitter J. C. Bennett A. R. Key, Vice-Pres. and Cashier L. P. McCuller Fori’est Lake R. W. DEANE, Ass’t Cashier G. W. Spencer A. R. K ey These fine maple rockers made by the Keene Chair Company and arc worth much more than the special low price quoted here. A STRONG FINANCIAL INSTITUTION We Welcome Y our Business are I L B E R T -M c G R IF F j Turn A FURNITURE COM PANY House Into A Home AH styles und sizes are here in the new ship­ ment. You’ll need a re­ frigerator soon — and here’s your opportunity to buy at a saving. This one at only ) CHURCH A T O R A N QE TELEPHONE O r l a n d o . Fl o r id a Anywhere In Florida Free Delivery �^ a t g fs jM TEfENGINEER Lo Ponce c!e Celebration of tho ii change of opin(o» n* t«'tkc <hn-1 l l W f i W U u‘ r(.--TinTn uir r lorni.i railrnmiH from applying tho highest interatnte rate* i« suspended. "I do not construe tho United States Supreme Court’s action as in anywise involving on their part [UGUSTJNE, Fin., Apr. 1 [new special fentures will U‘ unr.ual Ponce de Lcbn Hurt Luzicr Arrives In Fort |on uf this year, to be Meyers To Take Soundings • ‘r April ft, 7, ami 8 . <>n Culoosahatehee River art of King Ferdinand, of ns been added to the pnFor Proposed New Bridge Ihcre will be formnl iledtcremonies (or the three FORT MYERS. Fin.. April I f - 1 |gts now iijiigj an(i linking ( to make r. Ceeun D a u in n ru .;} A1 hiss eiJlfftlWey iifjtho lied of the <'i; '• Goat parnde\villnhe iTWa ItSleMfK rlvePfor the n?w Tnmiiifjiiil ■pcoml day of the fiesta, ♦rail bridge recently mithomed My I the dPpnrtdre.s frohV tKh'St'itth lirghA’rty department afia 1 Krograms. part of the rW j, project, Hurt F,p- j lie necojnd Jime since the *iei;, state poa^Jdapprtmeht engi- j ntfr.IhRtlirriv'CtV'itl this city and b ; the tru££uv.inu. rather,1 os tho inevitable result v f nn al—I Itjrmi conflict in thr holdings nf| the Florida Supreme Court and \ that of the United States Circuit i Court of Appeals, involving the! sanii trnffic. ■ in i i t i i 11t r u y r i j i u m KLIM — fre»h milk — i» your be»t milk tupply b e c a m e it it con veni­ ent, dependable, economical; has a real, milk flavor and f«*r/ — McLander Arcade aces Unrestricted KitW; t! ii; ii ttUtu rmn llt< ikji M»t tt.ilit tVi d im •! Iltn Jtrm Oilitl In- eulkj ‘•tfvirwirrtiv CASH and CARR Yf Self Service [t National Rank in St. no is enst as Don Pedro f7. tie Aviles. Ferdinand's pnit will lie y Joe Dunn, o f St. Augus» only one pf the principals fish ancestry. [ characters in the pageant t appointed except the lit-' [Waiting to Queen Isabelle, l elected in towns of FloJ’ olly Zurn will represent brcc; Miss Doris Edwards, l Bench, and Miss Rebecca I, Lake Wales. Other cities including Jackson; have yet to elect their It*s another b ig day at.The Serveteria! W e’ ve prone through the stock and marked prices right down to the rock bottom and am azing val­ ues will greet the thrifty shoppers Saturday. Its an ideal time to stock up on pantry goods fo r you’ ll never find them cheaper. Y ou ’ ll get service and plenty o f parking space and fin d values that are worth while taking advantage oft , I , j 1 1-2 lbs. Crisco 1 lb. Crisco 2 lbs. Seafoam Lard Monarch Coffee Seminole Coffee Morgood Coffee Oysters, 2 cans Robinson’s Corn, 2 cans Yacht Club Peaches, can Preserves, assorted flavors __ Signet. Signet Syrup, small can Taxicab Peas, 2 cans Fontaine Imported Peas, 3 cans Fontaine Imported Peas, large can Olives, stuffed or plain, 6 oz. size, 2 for Olives, stuffed, large size Olives, plain, large size Cherries, large bottle Cherries, medium bottle Sweet and Mixed Piekles, lb Big Dill Pickles, dozen * | RAIL BOARD CAN GIVE NO RELIEF! SON, Miss., April 1.— j Eddie Roush, star holdout IN RATE BOOST -ther with Manager Me­ I tis* New York Giants long i ChnUhnortgu yeslerdny ot Ability Of Slate Body For hroe veur contract calling Hestraining Railroads Is recii £20,000 and $25,000 Suspended Pending Ruling TALLAHASSEE Fla., April, 1 — Until the United States Su­ ........ ....................... iccl.-'u-n preme Court reviews tho ! of aii cases involving the applica­ tion of Florida railroad rates, the ability of the Florida Railroad | Commission to restrain the Flor- | idn carriers from applying high- j er inter-state rates is suspended, t Fred if. Davis, attorney for the i Hants are \o piny the To- State Railroad Commission, ^de­ I Hens here this afternoon., clared to the International News NTA, April, 1. — (IN S)— Service in an exclusive interview i und, Eddie Collins w r e today. » lltieup today in n two“ J am in reprint of.uuniejwus in-1 •ies with the Atlanta crnck- nuiries from vnVlniis traffic men | o two stars will rejoin tiieir in Florida and from other states i Philadelphia for the Phil- relative to the effect of the lurid- i tic series there Saturday. ing o f the Florida Supreme Court | on August 10 of last year in what MPA, Fin., April l - ( I N S ) — is known ns the petroleum rate j Nationals clnlmed the worlds cases, involving the application . nionship again today, having of intra-state and inter-state rates led the St. Louis Cardinals from Florida ports to interior ft finnl game, 0 to 2, and tak- points nu the fuel oil and other lui series. . V.- - petroleum products,” Davis said. “ On March 21, The United REPORT. I.a., Apr. 1— States Supreme revoked its form­ dhnny Mostil and his er order of Nov. 28. 1U2G, by which M pulled o\it of the White it declined to review the Florida tv«»inp today for Chicago, court’s decision and decided that y is going home to convnlcit would review the decision of a!J :KSON, Tenn., April attempt 1. - at ’em his near-fatal cases involving the application o , . l—The Newhopes York (Jinnts e. He to he hack in tho Florida rates, including the juhilnnt over signncup today by May or the June. f outfielder Eddie Roush, who appeals, which involved Florida the rates similinr to those involved in ccn n holdout e ver since ILLAS, Tex., April 1 —Tiie Is obtained him frem [series opener with the CincinDnlins tho Florida Supreme Court man­ b f the Toxns 1-engue will he damus case. Riled today, whether permit“ Until tliis matter is finally deDKSONVILLE, Fla. April 1 dug lost to Cincinnati, 1 to .‘f nnkees today prepared to re their series with tho Si R E A L COMFORT ' Cardinals. ^ fo r hot. tired, sore, perspiring smarting FEET DKSONVILLE,; Fla., April 1 J- The Brooklyn Roldns” cdii t to bowl over minor lesgiu I. They swamped Jacksonhere yestonlny 8 to 1. &> Shake Y- > into ¥our SHOES f VA~,bouhonrd Air Line ’ey to construct bridge over iry. Creek near Alva. HERE A R E WELCOME SAVINGS [[Where economy Savings on (ho llifeat of I’ihmI nationally known far their pur­ ity ami high quality. Just note (lit* savings that can he realized on these items below. DEL MONTE ASPA RAG U S TIPS DEL MONTE PIN EAPPLE Crushed, N o; FLOUR ^ r Pillsbury’s or Gold Medal 0 Lb. S a c k ..... 35c 12 Lb. Sack .....00c 24 Lb. Sack .,$1.33 i J IONA ELOUR * Self R ising Or Plain 6 Lb. Sack 28e 12 Lb. Sack.. 54c 24 Lb. Sack ; .$1.05 IONA SUGAR CORN, No. 2 Can 3 for IONA EARLY JUNE PEAS, No. 2 Can 2 for SCOTT COUNTY LYE HOMINY, No. 2\ COFFEE BoRar I Lb. Tins 45c 1 Red Circle | 8 O’ Clock Fresh Ground i 40c | Special Blend 1 , 35c JTH JACKSONVILLE— under way for widening it Avenue. EVA PO R A TE D MILK, Tall Can Celery Crates ■ Uso ShinholBer’s Crates “ J and Swear by Them “ “ No knots, no cross grained* ■ sticks—just bang up goodj ; ■ crates—made just right." 5 We think tho best crate** “ in the district. . 10 .*> ■ j imf-pure, .refresh tvi ’ nn . ii U/\l f /I !'their feveriih Hudio? help • them to sleep, ice .rream is wholee for the kiddies— give n lots and. it will do n good. Only pure milals used. Fancy Alaska Red Salmon Tall Can Iona Brand Alaska Pink Salmon Tall Can ■ WE invite your compari-J ■ son in the fields where cel-“ l "ery io being packed. 1 ■PROMPT service? Ob, yes.5 5W ? are withfn an hour of 5 ■ahy celery field of this dis-“ Strict. “ ■Crates distributed through" ■ American Fruit Growers," ■Inc., nnd Sanford Oviedo" ■Truck Growers, Inc, RED FRONT BAK IN Q POW DER, L!>. Can DOMESTIC SARDINES NO l/.Cnn In Oil .......... m ■ S. O. Sliinholser Crate Manufacturer Phone 634 Sanford 25c 28 ic _ 25c 10cr 22c 25c1 A&F A P P L E SA U C E “ -.D on ’t Swenr at Your. 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Reward Is Offered HOLD ELECTION For Murderers Of ABOUT JUNE 15 Two Palatka Men Kitchen Cabinet Sale Planned By Russell a h ll.h r Son, largest Staff Ever In Ser­ vice Against Liquor Will Fighf Hum Runners; Can­ adian Line la Armed (ramp *StKT* Ortnhrr ■t Surf, Mttfk I n. I- »» r n. it. n ‘ B4ltt.II Tkc »ci ti.iust S tbl* •« tsestf leg all ' It r in r m a n n rr Wllkinl Tkr He paiatory A lxlll 1 lllr r a n work in Uncle Sam’s Seller's kitchen cabinet?, declared to l>c the first cabinets ever to ap­ pear in jterlod design, are to be of­ fered to the public in a sale con­ Political Activity Jumps A h ducted by the Russell Furniture Announcement Is Sent Out; Company, Magnolia Avenue, ac­ Lnrbor Pnrtv V.crv Strong cording to nn announcement made today. The sale begins tomorrow and plans hnve been made to offer pa­ trons of the store real bargains, ac­ cording to owner* of the store. Ex­ clusive designs created by Euro­ pean artists are to be seen on dis­ play at the store. Tho public is cor­ dially invited to call at the store and see the Seller's kitchen cabi- De Pinedo Postpones San Antonio Flight ______ NEW ORLEANS, ll-krta. A*r»l« to this country, Is the fact that lta h rr -i 4k arena In or«1r u „ Apr. 1 mnvftr . ::fs ^ jt s fs jz r s ’sj^SSSSStS.t O u ^ U| ri„ %h', % t c o l „ ^ * V r non,.! H I.Illr tt t o Sm i AntonU #L_» j_ 4_ iLvi«i.. u fit* OTGtiWn? 24 hour* here today due ilr t o O n V.iitnin <” *|* «™ Clllau ..A J B B from mZ II,V lU imp off early lomorrow “ ? «nd will make only two stops be- ^diSlSoru ff*.ffiffi1?fi„0,' its wny into downstate New York. ^ ntonln lill(* -Lt Add New Troopers’ r ». ,l s"n Hammer*, "under cover man for the sheriff’s office, was shot down on the street on the night of Dec. 13. Oaken a locnl attor­ ney, believed to hnve been con­ nected with !h* hand that nilin! Hammers, came to his death pre­ sumably about two weeks Inter. linker's trussed nnd weighted body wuh taken from Turkey Creek, n branch o f the Ocklawqhn, about a month after the Hammers’ killing. He was believed to have Been in the water ubout two weeks. The Grand Jury here recessed last night, subject to call, without reporting on either the Baker or Hnmmcrs case, although 12 p-irsons arc under $1,500 bond to ap­ pear before the investigating body in connection with Hammers’ slay­ ing. The Grand Jury is expected to . mm ; "Th nsklni Thamkfartit* B a ltln rore • » » « .» ♦ Im u i . P h lla d e ls fc la - » » »• w w SARASOTA—Sarasota Citrus Fruit Canning Company opens fac­ tory here* for season. romplalnant, JOHN O. I'jyj^HKT and BANK OF OHANflN TRUST CO., a ccrporntloa (if Florida. Land With Dwelling: House. SPECIAL ASSESS T ROLL PREPARED UNDER RESOLUTION NO. 310. Total estimated col........................... .............................i To bo borne entire!* ndjncent properly owners. Number of feet tin ge 2,103.30. Assessment per loo’ontage $7,200. .( . FRED T. WILLIAMS, En, Price and Terms Reasonable. Box 228 A b :elu lr!t/ y jttp rv e f Renew Your Health By Purification '-it Any physician will tell you thut "Perfect Purification of tho Sys­ tem is Nature’s Foundation of Perfect Ileulth." Why not rid yourself of chronic ailments that are undermining your vitality? Purify your entire system by tak­ ing a thorough course o f Calotabs, —once or twice n weok for several weeks—nnd see how Nature re­ wards you with health. Calotabs aro the greatest of all system purifiers. Get a family package with full directions. On­ ly 35 cts. at drugstores. (Adv). Seme Ditection ‘TV R E D M O N T fA c T U T W I L E R BifmlnyluonUla Jacksonville, Fla. STEPPING AHEAD Jiichtonviilc'j •itrjk'.i Hotel F lorida It is said that "All men are treated free and equal.” But the man who saves and de­ posits his savings in this Bank soon surpass­ es the fellow who does not save. 9V AN DREW JACKSON 4% Interest Paid on Savings Accounts N a s h v ille Tenn Wic A N S L E Y W* P IE D M O N T CUiarla Cit loiKQipunn S a n fo r d ! F la STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS P o w er *""• Muncs, ncgin <>u m;&<h of Northwest corner of Block 37, ruB&t 1U0 ft., South 50 ft.. West 100 ft., North beginning ........ ...... 50 Millie Jones, Begin 100 ft. uth of Northwest cor­ ner Block 37, run Jth fl!) ft., Eust to At­ lantic Coast Liity) .llroml right of way, North (1!) ft., \Y4et beg .........................;. .(1 Miles Austin Heirs, S o u t»6 t. 0f Block 37 .........., 5 Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company, Beg; ift feth comer of Block 37, run South 0 ft., tysti f t.( North !> ft., West 50 ft., to beginning *........... ........................... Atlnntlc Const Line WT Railroad Company, Also |,eg «t Northeast corner of Block 4, run* Em u ft., South to South­ easterly line of rightf wny, West to point South of beginnirflnirth to beginning .... 5 I. E. Lning, Begin at Nor^iet cornor Block 4, run ning ......................... Trustees of Mt. Calvary Baptist ( hurrh of Grddsboro, Begin bC' corner of Block 4, r u $ t ft., East 50 ft., Nnrfl & « « n g ............ .................... L ‘. Unknow n, Begin l ie ft. WesH<f Northenst corner of Block 4, run West 50 (t 50 ft., North 117 ft., 4(|, TO: Jolin-O. Patosky, 14 East 41b Htrcct, Uayton. Olilu. You ar« hereby required to a p ­ pear to the bill ot Complaint filed herein against you 1 nthn above en­ titled cause on or before the till day o f April, A. I). 1»X7. ••The Hanford H e ra ld ", Is heroby designated us the newspaper in whiru this order shall bn published ones a week for four ( 4) consecu­ tive weeks. W 1TN 12HR My hand and eeal of o ff h t. nt Hanford, Wnmlnoln County, Florida, this 3rd day o f March, A. it. It!!?. <He*1)t V. E. DOUOLAHH, . r t!)erk. regular 3 months’ By A. M. Weak*. Deputy Clerk. Hull, Tatndls A Whltehoir RoUeltors far Complainant T b c-K tock has p a id d iv id e n d i every ^3 months since issuance. This 1r, th e FIFTH CONSECU TIVE DWJDElsD o f $1.75 per share paid to $7 Preferred Sfeckholders. IN T i l l : ri| lt!| U T U l O U T O F S14NII V O I.I! C O U N T Y . F I.O il ID A . JN ( 'l l A NFF.II Y NOTICE OF MAHTHll'H HAM:. N. It. OAHNIfK. and -»*. llAVAIH) HMITII - Compteiuunta- Thi- Houlhrast quarter of the Houthesat Quarter (ME^of HEHectlun i* Township so Houllt Itunae .10 Fuat. Terms:- L'AHH. Purrhaser to par for Deed. V»i:o. O. II Kitnt.SY). WUftOW. t UOTI.K >U*,tT SolloHore for Fomplslpsnt- 'ESI)AY NOON, Gone' R riiin— Plenty Welcome SPENCER’S D A IR Y . Phone 100 CjM jffMggMUO OF T11R HTATK c. j . H ARfifjLii: j e a n mauHltAliU. Ill* wile H. H. IIAI’ MKI. and HAHVi: IIAt'MEU Iris wife. CUNHRNOE Kll.ltKIlHTEIN, uixl HlN VIA N. HIMlUltHTElN. Ills wife, and FltEI* •’ NEWMAN, un uumsrrled n/an. iJefendaiiieNOTlt.'E Is hrerby plvcti that un­ der (Did by virtue o( u IJecree of ForschsMuiejind Hale enterril In the ubnye AntUled <;■<)•••> on tite lztll day. of kcaruli. A, 1*. issj. t. us Hui-i/la) .M aster In ciMmcery, oil MoatUi’ the eei-ootl day o f 'May, A. I), lirli, sauue tu-luK a ’ ltule AJay of thlA Court and a lexal ealrs day. In fr o n t n f the Court House nt Hunford Hetnlnnlr* County, Florldu. will o f ­ fer for sale (o the hlghral ulnl best bidder fo r .cash, durlna the l. i/nl hours u| sale ti„- XuIIow Iok dr•rrllstd lend, sltunle. tying and lie111* in the Fount) o f heiutnole nil.| Htstc o f Flo,(lds, mure puftlrularly described.MS follows, tu-wlt- fUr MOE. B«tSi. Phcn'i-atiH Jukr—rlHr Across Milk, Cream and Duller Milk fresh daily. Produced in Seminole County. No shipped niilk or powdered products used. Get the best, ll costs no tuore. Double dailv delivery. ty.oTicis i _______ CBVBNTIl JL'IllCtAI' O llitlD IT. IN ANII FOR SHMI.VOl.K OOI’ NTV, 1*1.011ID A, IN CUANCHRV. VOt.lTHIA OOUNTV HANK fk T1UT8T CO., a corporailnn of Florida, j NnSuauKn. B « t * n • M e rch a n ts U M ln e r s T r u n s .C o . One-Day Service SANFORD LAUNDRY TO INSPECT BATJLLION UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, April 1, (special)—Anpril 11 and 12 lutvn been net as the official dates for thu annual War Depart­ ment' inspection of tho University of Florida's 11. 0. T. C. bntallimi which last-year gained the second highest ranking in the entire Uni­ ted States. P GOIN G N O R T H ? Cameron Place. Sipes Ave., 5 Acres celery The first move by officials to Indiana Robber Kills • SIN knowle mlr.c Mid, I idons li gnvi-st Paul m PRA hnve n ,me fru Horn*bj Sta » v frbm^fMljcnritlrf LEGAL NOTICE .|rmt... t* 1 i *r*n combat the liquor floods .this Rum- p „ r m p p T n i li r P C W i f e mer was the appointment of two J U r r n C i j i n j l l i c S score additional State troopers to ----- ■*— Troop B, stationed at Malone nnd BUCHANAN, Mich.. Apr. 1— spread along the international (INS)—An unidentified robber tohnundry auction like a fan. day killed Michael Zcrbe, 85, prosCaptain Charles Broadfield, in |mtoiis farmer, by splitting open rommand of Troop B, often called Ills skull while he slept nnd .then the “ Black Horse Troop on the turned on Mrs. Zerbc, 83. and inBordcr,’’ now places his personnel flirted probably futal injuries, nt 05 enlisted men with three ofSmoke pouring from the farmficors. Additional officers will be house aroused neghbors who nrneeded, Captain Broadfield de- rived in time to remove the aged dares, and it is expected that the couple. Authorities believe the aDDointments will be made from i slayer fired the place to remove the list of veteran non-coms in *•’“ «»»his troop. While the Stale Police at Ma­ lone and other points ndjncent to the border arc being recruited to full “ war’’ strength, the United States Customs and Immigration patrols are being enlarged. Want Daring Men Collector John C. Tulloch nt Ogdcnsburg is known to lie on the lookout for daring young men who fear neither guntoting bootlcygers from downstate nor the hlackjacks of ‘‘spenk-ensy’’ pro­ prietor* whom they try to entice with a “ buy” now and then on the hunt for ovidonce. Chief Rupert Nisbcth. in charge of nil department*) of the customs border patrol excepting the actual custom agents nt ports of entry, is conducting a search for promis­ ing men to bolster up his ranks before the Ontario flood starts SOUTH JACKSONVILLE— pouring ncross the St. Lawrence Building permitii Issueil here dur­ River und Lake Ontario. Recently the government an- ing Fehrunry totaled 1101,000, nminqed examinations for customs ugentn "for duty along the Cana­ dian border." This examination, it is said, brought forth u whole company of candidates, so lucra­ tive have tho opportunites of bor­ der agents become during the past few year*. But still the sufficient number of agents has not been obtained and once more tho call for recruits in tho buttle ugoinst hoozt* has been sounded at Ogdenaburg. PANAMA ( ITV—ConMr'.etlcm commenced on new county jnil In this Tttv. *=»•• - fiu y y o u T fh a r c J fn m any cm* p lo y c o f th e Florida Power t f U fr t pb. ^ H uy a re p » r p a ttin g you r requirements) M jJ J s A k t ItUmj more about your f t P re- J jb s r s s your *7 Preferred Btoik st price BiVtflesid per Ibtirc. tirod bill to me ihowuti ........efaeree your >7 Prefmtd Stcnk on t l * per shore down and $10 per share |>er l e e i u o l dlrO rm l t>er sltare has been paid, rajrsrr 17 Prelrrerd 8tork at 1100.00 and I w S S k draft atta. bed through T he Com pany maintains a Resale Dcjxirtm ent to assist and advise its stockholders who may wish tu sell their shares. S. E. Muse begin 100 ft., Wife; c of Block 4, run West 50 It, 50 ft., North 117 ft. to li, Unknown, Begin 210 ft., WestW Hlock -J, run West 31 ff 34 ft.. Nnrjji 117 ift. t'ol, J. E. Lning Begin 280' rt., WeK, of Block 4, run W e f . f l East 30.0 ft., North a l l Janie Jackson, The West 3 5 1 1 1 M. W. Clark’s Subdivision o f > 1 An Addition! " / r - DeCoursoy, I.ot 1, Block lh| W. C. DcCoursey, Lot 2, Block J 'V. C. DoCourscy, Ix>t 3, Block s| Mamie Hurst, I^,t 4, Block 35 .1 Henry Planter, Lot 5, Block 35 I Henry Planter, Lot 0, Block 35 I Jmi Waldron, Lot 1, Block 30 .1 U. W. Cook, Lot 2, Block 30 . I Felix Colson, Ix)t 3, Block 30 . [ Cilbcrt DcLothe, Lot I, Block 30f Gilbert DeLoche, Lot 5, Block g-i Lizzie Wright, I^ot 0, Block 3G..i«l Albert Wul<lw> Jr., Lot 7, Bloc/ Elmira Scipio, Lot 8. Block 30 Notice is hereby given to Special Assessments against described that said special asso ty days after the above and for equalized, approved and conYim id nil- porsons interest*! j rioua pieces- of prOpcrff.l are payable in full wJRm special nssgollicnt jt’JlVI in ten equal annual in*t»*1 n from und after the ti*| | confirmed. I of the City of Sanford, W l». M. on the Uth day Bird will Bear any and »* kil n8scsarocnt8 f and I ®ents on n baaia of are *o equalized ur.d » anti remain binding W*** amenta are made until P • lution No. aiO YulPP^ * �r - 'J l A v , y.w** ant Ads Ar ed Rates kmlent orders nr* lin g to th* numinu number o f Inrm e •ciivuuitt l»«Juced rate* nra fo r ■ertlons. No ad than 30c. R A T E S w ill b e ju e a t, and c h a r g e d ■trad o f th e w o r d • ra ces a lin e. ADS. w ill be retrona and collector ^tely f o r payment, i t ordera are payice o f publication. kO U R : C o p y r e c e lv - >ald o ffice by 11:00 ; published the a am i „ an error la made J lle r a ld w ill not be |or m ore than one aertlon, th erefore Duld be notified at MODEL TRIM , “ Wo ttim the enr, not th Phono 817 for estlr P. W, UADFOI SEMINOLE HUDSOf INC 203 Onk Av] Phono 41 3SEX 4—-Business Servlc _ "WE CLEAN Y O lf t u G S ABSOLUTELWJLEAN’ Our rug cleaning B n t is strictly modern. Phono Orlando 9 6 « r drop Prices same as O r® 0- Puss us n card and ouiwlesman will call to seo y o _ Mattress Co. 1122 ffcrch St. Orlando. Florida. MONEY MAKING FARM FOR RENT:—Small bungalow on Magnolia Avenue. Unfurnished. In 10 ncrcs tilled in fine condition desirable residential section nnd within easy walking distance of the with mnle« nnd p.,.Moment. 5 acres I rrll! not bv responsible for ac- iiuniucas (iisirici. $36 munihiy. i*. counlb niflde by Randcll Kinard. O. Box 431. Snnford. in timber partly cleared with new T. B. KINARD. $5,500 bungalow —double garage. TIIREE 5-ROOM—houses, one The Rtove sale is now on my en­ close in, rent reasonable. 2300 Tlio entire property for $20,000 tire stock at cost. I). W. Short Mc- Mellonvilic. Phone 830-W. Lnnder Arcade. cash payment reasonable with $2,FURNISHED—Two story stucco 500 per year annually until paid TWO REFRIGERATORS — Good house on Silver Lake: 2 cr.r ga­ condition; priced reaHonablc.Picrrage. eleetric lights, running water The 5 acres with house mny be son I.n;kin, Inc. McLandcr Arcada. end both. Desirable tenent of more Phone 880. importance thun amount o f rent. purchased separately for $7,000 Apply L. F. Squires, Silver Lake. Located on hard rond in best celery 11— Ronma Without Board. Phone 735. ONE AND TWO--furnished rooms FOUR ROOM— Bungalow opnoBlto district. aviation field, Snnford Ave. lights $4 and (5 weekly; 314 E. 5th. nnd water. T. B. Kinard, R. F. D. SCRUGGS-SCOGGAN REALTY ONE OR—Two furnished rooms Country Club road. Sanford, Fla. CO INC., JANCH ORDIJRS with privntc family in modern THE SEMINOLE I jNTERY In perao ' at The Masonic Tcmplo Bldg. house with nil conveniences, rates 17— Huh!ness Places For Rent kid p fflce o r by ANSCO CA1 f AS reasonable 208 Evans St. (17thSt.) •phone dlacontln£:s AND SUP! i a re not valid. OFFICE FOR RENT—la Meisch pinlt-y Prop. near OaUAvc. 601 W. 0th St. W. ITION IN D E X : The Bldg Apply A. P Cnnne’ly & 21— Acreage For Sale laaalflcatlona are Sons, Magnolia and 2nd. 15— -Apartment,: For Rent Haberdasher (and numbered fo r B. L. Perkins NOW IS THE TIME pc. T h e y are m adeCollegiate headquarters sally and numer­ TO BUY THAT FARM ATTRACTIVE looms to rent for bet. FURNISHED— . Apartment, up­ Clothes. 110 First i c under each headANI) START SOMETHING stores or offices at Park Ave., made-up alpbabdlstairs, with screened porch; garngo. Wo are all going back to the and Commercial Street. W. M. Irrigation Oil Pnrk Ave. Inquire 907 Park BUILDING BLOC! Young, Owner, 208 Park Avo., op­ fnrm whero real values will al­ R A T E SCH EDULE boxes nnd gened |:cment work Avc. ways prevail. Just now Is the time posite Court House. H n c schedule tella Miracle Concrete] J. E. Terto move n few miles from Sanford net aulid ada from willcgpr, Prop. £lS worda fo r one to FIRST FLOOR— 3-room apartment nnd that chicken fnrm and FOR RENT— raise stnrt W h en centered all conveniences; also garage 209 RESTAURANT vegetables for tho home mar­ lered. each Hue w ill Good proposition for man und LANEY.S D R U ® STORE— Pre­ E. 5th St. ket. Just such a placo can be had la 6 worda. wife with some capital. See J. on the Sanford-Orlando rond about scriptions, Drufli^oda. Wearo rate appllea to eacV A. Cole, Lincoln Hotel. as near you as yo^bone. Call 103 example I t worda threo miles from Snnford in tho THREE ROOM — unfurnished tlona at l c a word high and healthy oak and pine iea 26 o r 12.90; ada apartment, private entrance, $15; BUSINESS LOCATION v THINK—If you | £ thinking 0f section good for citrus fruits, good Jena than IS worda building, why (the Architects threo room frunished apartment, NICE STORE room 15x60 %t for poultry nnd good for nil kinds >aa 15 worda. Jars for plana,1 price accordingly. 1305 W. Third 220 Magnolia Avenue. Suitable for several of vegetables. Thirty acres, high small business; rent reasonable. nnd dry location for a homo nnd [tho samo free,! Phono 223-J. whon yi Apply nt A. P. Connelly & Sons, four acres in muck for vegetables . .. / vu» |'VV» in your pock and keeL nformation seo! FOUR ROOM.— delightfully cool 224 Magnolia Ave. Phono 48. ct . For fu or bulbs—It will rniso anything SANFORD ,TY WORKS. I furnished flat, eastern exposure — tho mnn who wnnts to work can V. C. Collcr, Building Con-| located on Park Avo. For inspcc- FOR RENT— Brick store on San­ make a good living from this ford Avenuc-$50 nor month. N. II. tractor, Genera lopp & Mill Work 'tion and all particulars, address ■place. If vou are interested add Garner. Phono 59. >tlng, 115 '* N. Route "A " RD Box 245. and House |ress OWNER, care Snnford Herald. so 235-J. French Avo, Any reasonable offer and terms FOR RENT— Apartment and bed­ 19— Houses For Sale will be considered uftcr you have i picto line of room. 320 Oak Avc. Call 746-J^ LUMBER and seen the property. prices. building mat >1. Low HOUSES — For sale or rent— Now Security L um bf Co., "Whero Good ’ FURNISHED APARTMENT.,— building at Sylvan I^ikc (Paoln) SPECIAL—Sale of few 5 ncrc Grades Como Iran Maplo and « Clement Apnrtmcnts, 012 Pnrk on first section of homes. New plntts, located at Gordn Pnrk near Sixth. Phone Ave, Garage included. Apply Apt. homes of 4, 5, nnd 0 rooms, oiders Markham, where new hard rond is taken for sale or rental at very now being built. Have been told lor 6. Repairing reasonable terms, Reservations to sell (cheap ill. $300 per acre) i Tuning Newly Decorated housekeeping now open for rental at onrly date. I price $500 for 5 acres. *25 deposit, 17 years rooms All convi lenccs Rates $5.00 Apply II. S. Mitchell, Real Estate, easy monthly settlement. Fine inicnce. i vestment nnd soil is the very best. week— Plenty shnde— Lake bree­ Gen. Del. Snnford, Fin. Music Store ! Apply H. S. Mitchell. General Dcze. 100 North Laurel. Gift Shoppe SlQO CnshJml $50 $f.C monthly will j livery, Sanford, Fin. idei Arcade. TWG rooni5| Ultchciicttc and bath'; buflfBungHlgtv on Ma Room 10 McLandcr Magnolia Avenue direct from ow­ 21— Lois For Sole heautifcl outlook; all improve- 4jjFc $1500 Buy dlt i FOR YOUrf HEALTH’S SAKE'merits; attractively furnished; ner. Plume 148 and ask for Mr. TRY CHIROPRACTIC A D -! moderate rent by wcok. Young's Mitchell. i PARK AVENUE L O T -Ju st south ements j USTMENTK. DR. W. E. MAC-1 Apartments, offico 200 N. Park of Thirteenth Street, fncing enst. For Salo By Ownor. DOUGAL. BST NAT’L BANK i Ave. can he bought for $2,750 on any TAKE Notice, fish BLDG. PIBWE 482-J, to hungry wolves, see — FIVE ROOM—Apartment for rent Five room Spanish Bungalow reasonable terms. This Is an ox rellent Ucntion for a Duplex for boats and bait, CONCRETi in every shape and April first. Cor. Park and Fourth $100 Cash $60 month. Apartment House. Box 100 care bridge. 1 form, b la b , tilo roofing, ornn- I). L. ThrnHher. mentals, eta fanford Cement Prod- -------------------------------------------------Five room Spanish Bungalow The Sanford Iiernld. ROSSITER ucts ComjJiry. Fifth and Maple GOOD— Convenient first floor $500 cash $50 month. Phone 212-W Sts. Phontf 112-W. 1npartmont for rent, furnished or FOR SALH—Two lots In Oak Hll) rgestion for Every unfurnished. Very reasonable. Ap­ Six room Spanish Bungnlow and two lots in Buena Vista $050 IKENCE SMITH $750 Cash $65 month. each, cash payment »ndtcrm» to ply 110 West Third. 1Occasion tl Contractor suit purchaser, nox xz euro Hnrifgns a Specialty 600 liVest First Streut UNFURNISHED— npartment for Six room Bungulow $500 cash ald. lit Phone 441 i rent, private bath, right up town, $65 month. WAVING — $10 [Marcelling by our ex- ....... ..........................corner Second and Palmetto: rent 26— Miscellaneous For Sale L. T. Hryun . Blue Bird Beauty C^ Ni^ F l DYi NG reasonable. 124 Palmetto Avenue. —"Wo da it Befcter,” Try us. Roy■ Phono 543. 113Mi Magnolia Ave. it 349-J. nl Clcancfn and Dyers, J. C. Jack- FURNISHED— three room FOR SALE— Rudio battery in good son, 805 East Second St., Phone apartment, private hath, at summer BUNGALOW — Attractively fur­ ( condition, almost new. I living ibiles 481-J. rates; also front room furniHhod for nished, 5 rooms, hath, sleeping city for summer ami will _*il for porch, double garage, nice lawn and $8.00 317 High Street. light housekeeping. 207 E. 5th. HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY )8T SANFORD rhrubbery. Cash $1,000, balance 4 — Cleaning, pressing, tailoring. lNcw Sanford Booster All kinds household furnishingsFirst floor unfurnished apart­ years. Mrs. Simmons, next to Tas105 8. palmetto Avenue. Phone lying bunch of celery including Frigidaire—Apply only ment for rent, vacant April 1st, •y Shop, Park Avcnuo. Studchakcr Agency 846-J. t house on French Avenue in Dreuin615 Myrtlo Avo. Mrs. Noble. .g o C o ._______ ___ 20— Farms Fur Sale j wold. METALfROOFING—The Roof Ev­ THREE-ROOM Furnished Apart­ ?HRY8LER erlasting. Metal shingles; BEST BUY IN AGRICULTUR­ FOR SALE—Cuban Flint seed FULLER MOTOR CO. standing seam tin and galvanized ment. Apply Herald Office. AL LAND corn, $5.00 per bushel. Call 2212. b, at 10th St. Phone 692 roofs. Set James H. Cownn. Oak In Tho State Of Florida TWO ROOMS — furnished for light ave. and Third St. Phone 111.______ housekeeping. 719 Oak Avc. In the flowing well district near FOR SALE—Two dressers, four DODGE Sanford, with clay subsoil. On tables, Apply 217, Highlnnd St. and Graham Trucks MATRESSES properly renovated; the highway and one mile from th St. Phono 3. one dsy service in Sanford, by 16— Houses For Rent R. II. station. PIANOS:— Baldwin, world’s High­ Sanford Matrcss Factory. Phono Already cleared, Perfect COWAN CO., Auto 402-M. est Honors. Factory branch, whole­ HOUSE FOR RENT:— 7 rooms, drainage. ind shod mctul works. sale and retail. We have taken in 2 baths, car parage. 1119 Park Virgin soil of unsurpassed fer­ a number of good used pianos to­ Ornamental sheet metal WIGHT-CHR1SENBERRY PRINT Avenue. tility, will grow anything. SHOP — Printing, Engraving, flO-W. 207 French Avc. ward the BALDWIN at special 1,000 Acres in units of 5 ucres, Embosiing. See us first. We do FIVE ROOM — furnished house clearance prices. $115 up. Estoy, as many aa you want. )RI) UUICK CO. It. Phono 417-W. R. R. Avonuo- for rent. Phono 805-W. Everett, Muthushck, Cubic, HowAT A PRICE SO LOW IT WILL [Magr.olia Avc. Commercial Street. ard etc. Terms. Write for complete "Make Your Head Swim" ' Phone 367 Nice suburban home for rent list. National Piano Company Flor­ Home Seekers, Hero Is Your "JEPSON WANTS TO SEE YOU" ubout April 10, for one or two ida Theater Building, Daytona, Chunco ?S — MARMONS House, Hotel, Apartment House, families; big open fireplace; also Fin. It May Never Come Aguin rd Automobile Co. fruit trees, chicken yards, garage. anything th Yutnlturc JEPSON If you can make a small cash ]lu Avc. Phono 187 FURNITURE Co. l i t 3.PurkAvo. Rent verv reasonable to purty who will look nfter same. Apply If. 8. payment nnd finance your first W O l'IC K r o l l m i M C A T I I I N 6 - f l l p Wanted (Male) N«Mco o f rlalm nmlcr Krctlon Z3T1 fcr • AND PAIGE Mitchell General Delivery, Sanford crop, it will easily pay for the lund. II. H. ns ainemlcd liy tlie set of Fla. >’f GARAGE .’ annury JT. 1S2I. If you arc looking for u “ Snap" inlord Dealer United Rtntes Land Office. Here It Is . StPhone 61 W A ITED :— Messenger boy. Ap­ SIX ROOM HOUSE—With hath, G a in e s v il le F la .. F o b . tO, 19X7. See Mo At Once ply i’JKn! Telegraph. west First Streut $25 per month. NOT1CB I" hereby g iv en that W. M. YOUNG W. I* Harvey. [I.CANIZING WORKS. llenry Hrliutx iraiiHferes o f I,llllo Bargains In Real Estate 8— Financtel., (1. Stratton, has filed In this offlra GOODYEAR TIRES an niiplIrHtlrui •mder section 3372, Park Ave. and Commercial St. . I* Batteries, AVON PARK— Florida Public Itevlxed Htntntes. ns amended liy tbutors Chandled the net o f Juiiunry 37, 11*22. fo r tho DO YOU NEED MONEY— Have Service Company to erect steam FOR | SALE—Two acre truck 8 Vi Lot 4. Her ro. T. Ill 8 .. n . 31 K. imercial Avenue unlim/tcd amount on Residence gcncarting station here. farms, close in, on Dixie High­ and NKVi N’ l i '4 8 ec. 36 T. 44 8 .. luslncss property Chuluota It. 27 M. T «l. M. Florida, and that way, flowing water, electricity. L. tho young Bldg. N. Park Avc. mimo has lieen nllowrd by tho , FORD — FORDSON PENSACOLA—Contract let A. Rcnaud 820 TV. First St. Hecretary of tho Interior, Herlul No. »rd Higgins Inr. for construction of 24 upurtment 019447. [Miscellaneous hotel to cost $125,000. £ Palmetto. Phono 331 AM persons claiming tho land a d ­ 300 Maine Farms. Free catulug versely or desiring to sh ow It to with pictures, descriptions, uUn ho mineral In character will ho a l­ FOI'JSALE— Well established puyBARTOW— Extcnsivo repairs ton truck, excellent lowed until April 23, 1927, to file owners numc und address. You dral bwncr going north, rc;:- lng ladies shop. Reasonable. Sick­ being made to passenger station In thla o ff ic e their objection s to thu direct with >wner. Odlins Real Es­ ness cause fer selling out. Phone of Seaboard and 'Coast Line Rail1 cash, like new. I’hor.o Issuance o f patent under uforoHutd tate Exchange. Wutcrvillo Maine. application. 579-J. ronds here. j 'n u u ; I'-*'-' •. 0 1 ^ ,1 G E m TLE -Th e e SPRiMG-lfME.' X ~1V\AN1W TKEL F O R "TU\<=» D A ^ ------N O M O R S . COAVAM D asaas/ s* vn*-\~ x. ^ M A O 'T t) C A R R ^ MOSrT OF i T Av-Vw iK itfe-R - a m O K e e p r r P o u s h e d -T o o • v lfO O ! O o k i T BE FONKl^/l h ad ME. V J H O \ - r o B i > / Fo o d ' FOP tT— o o MV BACKS* B R O K E B o - r 1 M rAAPPV. J bottom o p »,Y0UR *S UNTieO- KIL WOOL HUH-? YtoOM SH/RT. POPwAPW L B lamed S m ah tv S A V -IF KOO'R6 QOfMG \t> WORK IT WOOCDN’T 3 6 BAP IOCA TO F A S T W Y o u r 'susPeNoeKs Si M A P P V Schwab Sees Large Industrial Expansion CHICAGO,LIU Apr. 1— (INS) An industrial expansion uuequaled in the nation’s history was pre­ dicted tcJay for the United States during the next few decades by Charles M. Schwab, steel inngnatc, enroute to California. Schwab >aid the condition of the steel industry, • burometer of American business, "has never been better." Altnough prices urc not entirely satisfactory. "American business is healthy urd sound." Haiti Schwab, "und the majority of ate el ^plants are o|>frating to capacity," By Taylor WELL.CHICK AND AMO £_L— -.VltiL .J & Q o r AUJfW WITH I T BUY MOM DIDN'T/ . J» 4 S5iw g g j y .V ©.*»» at m a vme'o uK e. T o O A W . \kiicfoj ^oerrs womb - \iusi ifW Vimt T O l OiJt TAKItt'TUE A\R-OVWJlVV. I U iO Sl TW^.'E.TVOVltaS VN6W VjWt OOTBVttt TWb VJWO SIWT i-H E E — H T 'S BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES ^ He W ho Laughs Last POP m o m sm aenwee. t l iv e , o vjer l t R’ w .l L / imc «»o u. s. sat o»r. o i ear at at* navies: mcf � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1927 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 01, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 01, 1927. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 01, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/23c9287998698359d1b10658487824cd.pdf 487bc6221e9fdf7240efa3a64f557153 PDF Text Text EW 8PA PER Mostly fair tonight t f d flunday; colder In extrem e north in Florida's Ilcnrt Id’s Greatest Vegetable Is Richest Carden Land j 0 . XVII pi.Ttion tonight, Moderate northwestern winds In extreme north portion Leased Wire International N ew s NfcrVlcb S A N FORT). ^ L O U I D A .S A T I I i l l ) A Y . A I’It i l NUM BE M em ber A udit Bureau O f C irculalinns MISHAP lA u f o Magnate Will Ha Constant Guard O f Secret j Service Men For F u tu re its Oi‘ Motor Vhich Struck Auto Are Not e Prosecuted -DETROIT, Apr. 2— (IN S )-* Mrs. Henry Ford, wife of Ahierif a ’:’ first lillllo'nu'.rt*. today ncruihnlished whnt her htpdmndV Asso­ ciate* have tried to do fbr si*Vera I years. Site has obtained a promise froth t In* nutoinroiie irmgrinU* that tie will submit to a constant secret tervire guard in the future. Tlie promise means th at Ford no longer will stroll carelessly tinnugh the gates of hix Dearborn estate to walk bareheaded and un­ irun nled through Dearborn on rainy nights. That practice Ima been one of the niamifatdurer'M r.of the Ford Motor Comiwhilo pul tho quIdUM on it th» nceident to the mo­ rns tho result of un ntjssnssinale him; they ueird’s own direction, tho LONDON, April 2 .—(IN S )—Reg deciding th a t urgent i lie tulien to end the un- ports th a t King Ferdinand of Ronublicity th a t aurroundid mania is dead are without con­ firmation bore. These reports have been current for the pnst 21 liiiurs. [lion dollar libel suit. )nron Sapil-o, so-called ig, bioiigbl against FotSl, H in adjournm ent until The motor king will npI witness in the trial but lie him completely recov- Jnmes Schcniorho!*li,\formcr edi­ tor of the Detroit Times and u newspaperman of imtionnl fame, last night s ta te r to an audience In the Hartford Forum th a t there re ­ mained in America but few great newspapers whose editorials were not subsidized, or syndicated. Mr. Schemerhorn’s address was made ut the Woman's Club build­ ing before ii very snuill attend* mice, but Ills bearers wen* said to have been exceptionally well pleas­ ed with Ills speech, which wux one of Hu* most interesting deli vent’d in Hanford this season. H e.rapped the newspn|>er editor who allows bis editorial policy to become influenced through the exi­ gencies nf business nml stated th a t the press today had lowered i s editorial standard through the Use of ryudicated m aterial and the al­ lowances o f private interests to dictate the policies of tile paper. lotsl night' h cession was Ihe Inst of Hie season for the Open Forum and the “attendance was very tllunppnltiling," according to W nrrci R. Hlnitli, president, who atnt.'d that very few of tile incmoem of local civic clubH whol had endorsed the Forum were present for tli? meeting. inuuuliL ifii HiAre S WASHINGTON, Apr. 2 ,Mod­ ern youth found a defender to ­ day in (Jen. Iiittroln C. Andrews, prohibition i nfoi'renient chief anil philosopher. In stnr.dnrd-t nud tendencies of boys and g irb of the “jazz age” Andrews seen rlmjtly u ntw gen­ eral inn, genuine, m ink and rebel­ ling against the hypocrisies which have been prarticed by their eld­ ers in dealing with youth. “The older' generation," An­ drews said today, “brought pro­ hibition against drink into effect ns the new generation developed the jazz age—a queer couth illa­ tion. “The home life of the present day has changed front th a t of yes­ terday. Home life of the past practically has gone, certainly in the large centers of population. “ Kverybcxly Is seeking enter­ tainm ent away from hom o/’ .Modern youth is no exception to the rule, Tho buys ami girls of today don’t believe in Santa Clans or the stork any more—they know bbtter, according to An­ drews, “A lot of the bun*, and conven­ tions that have always stood—the idea that youth m ust not knr/w of tilings—th at is all gone," lie con­ tinued. “Thero Is tins psychology of the younger generation, tho throwing aside of the veils that kept youth from km.'tving Is the tru th ulioiit life." petitive field entered Its second tiny. Operator.! openly deetniid the first move for a ntw conference must rome from John L. Lewis, President of the United Mine W orkers. ‘We are willing at all lim e s ‘to tall: Jbe situation over w ith ituiun officials/ sahl Itici* Miller, president of tb Coal Operation Association of Illinois. *Hut we can­ not afford (o pay tho Jacksonville white scale nini survive in ctnnpetltiun v. Ih non-union fields/ it w* tho term ination of (be Jaeksonv. >• scale, providing it bas­ ic day w:»t • of $7.60 that caused the suspension •> nine through* out the field which embraces wes­ tern Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana U. S. marshnl in North Dakota Is the reason according to Senator Herald I*. Nyc. UiiliWaltlsch, neeompunied by Nyc, called ut the Whiti* House to tlumk Coolldge for Ids appointment. Approximately $11,500 ij tho nmount turned in by team members ut the three-day campaign of the Seminole County Y. Al. C. A. for funds with which to operate during the fiscal yonr and with only the 'Ioorc ends' remaining to he collocked, It Is expected that when the final check is made nt a meeting culled for next Friday, the goal nf $1-1,600 will hnve boon sttr.»:•' . . . A . a*t night s meeting in the many of tlw workannounced th a t they had been p, rlbtplete their pcruonal Nationalist leaders are reported ••anvn«H tim|ll(Xt e ' nllotcd |n(j t j,nJ in| ,.he t j,0short ,,||(| of u.c?^ to have drawn up a list «>f 400 was boy will have scon many p ro je ct* wealthy QWneee who-ie properttu, a suitable inti i val u niw *onfn ( n,j Increased the ream’s rieenue and Nutiondllsts ate planning to . ._ _ . " ance would lie railed. i ,t Mi.,uaainJ AriVs ^ • j letq. •i^atesL niltilet's Irolir’ Wanhoj,' )c.. ' Alyeli tnitlmsiasui was shown by p ort the city quiet despite the IW i p L o I I t 'n r U A l i n f v wutken; throughout the camL M I L IV L l I 111 Vj U U I I L J ,,a |Kn and their work has neen of g reatest adm inistrative confusion. Wuhil is q u id . The dem onstra­ r A ||M f T a f n / t l i i / l n tho hoghest order, according to v v U l I I L X U I I I L I U I H . Merrill C. Brown, field necivtar ot tion planned thero for Fridny ffnilcd to develop Into trouble, probably Jut to u downpour of ruin. Tho British destroyer Teal Is ■ Th^ shnwinir ntnde in the mi- evacuating foreigners frotp WnnW ith most of the jurors sum- nu«l r,‘P°1rl of ‘Tgnnization is lisleti. limned and with everything in t o , *"VP nfluenced a grant rcndinvss, with the exception «f ninny additional subscription* this the witnesses, Seminole County year and Unit many of lust year s Court Is to convene Tuesday morn- subscribers had doubled and even log at ti o'clock with n total of K1 tripled their individual g irts this rases on the rrim inul docket. year. o ohb Maitv of tin* cases will probubAli next we.'k will see Hie work­ ly lie continued, others dismissed era carrying on nml Friday night, and some more proceed, but It is set fa r the final report, lit almost GAINESVILLE, April 2 — (IN S) expected Hint with n civil docket certain to see tho drive well over —Dr. L. M. Bristol of the Universi­ of any icngth, court will run well the top, *Y’ officials say. A great ty of Florida, sccrcnlrv of tho cominto two weeks before adjourn- number of the rural distrs -ts nnd ,m ittci/ott social legislation of the incut. towns in tb country are y. t to re ­ state conference of social workers Sheriff C. M. Hand nnd Joint port the result of their work. and acting chairman of tin* Florida Leonurdi, prosecuting attorney, ............................... Kiwnnis district commiliuo on pub- 46 Criminal Cases State Board”o fP u b lic Welfare Provided In Bill Beady For S I Winter Visitor Rescue After Thrilling Battle With Sea Near Jupiter Income Taxes Slump For The Final Period Randall Kinaril and Earl f.’omeron, r.uld to reside in Hanford, nre in jnil ut South Jacksonville uwniting nit officer from Seminole t ’ountv, who will return Ihent to this city to face a charge of autotmobile theft. M. lawlcsnn reported Jnnt night (lint a tniuill coupe nf a popular make bad Itccn stolen from where i*e bad narked it near tho corner of Second H ired and Oak Avenue. Total income lax collectiau:i for Word was immediately flushed bv the lineal year will amount tu $1,- local civic club who had endorsed (J4!»,000,(M)0, the treasury announc­ ed, about $200,000,000 ahead nf last year. ** WEST PALM BEAOII. I’la., April 2. (IN S) - L . O. Blntchford of Detroit, Mich., was found on the rocks near Ju titer today a fte r a tl,rilling nll-i.igbt battle with the t,?n. While sledding lie went through the Inlet late yesterday and wus carried northwunl by the rough tide. Motorcycles, airplanes uml speed boats patrolled the shore und scu ultlil down revealed the sled near Jupiter, Bl tehforil bad grounded while tr .king for tlio light house. Ilia secretary reported th at B htehfonl wan completely exhaus­ ted log otherwise unharmed by the experience. He is bend of the senHied Corporation and coineii here every winter. Negro Held After Young Girl,h Death •harni'd the officers shot Thomas when he refushis automobile ut their while they were patrolad for smuggled uiicns. JGURTINE— Now white m lu-ing installed on h River bridge here,. Relatives Search Here For Aged Man Relatives of C. L. Briggs, lit, who disappeared from Ocoee two weeks ugo, have uskeil local au llmrities to assist them in their Bunrcli for the aged tnan, who is said to bo suffering with illness uml lias probably wandered off forgotten his name nnd family. Ills description is said to be as follows: weight, 1-10 • pounds; height five feet nnd four inches; gray hair, llirce fingers missing from left bund, quiet in uppourunco and demeanor. He woru n brown suit when lust seen. Anv information concerning the mnn should be cotnmunicntcd to Mrs. Louise Driggo, cure of l)r. lb H. .Smith, Ocoee, Flu. Van bweringenH Lose Court Hound TII.DEN EXTENDS HIMHELh A Replug outbreak was nnrrowly averted thin morning by deput­ ies frern the offic« ox Sheriff C. M. Hand when they arrived til SOU West F ifth .Street in time to quiet a uroun of local cur pent era and ninsoiis who were uttrpipting to effect finuucinl settlem ent with W. G, Colton, local builder. Mr. Colton nnd the entire group were soon a t the courthouse where, a fte r charges and counter charges bnd lieeu made, the martar was finally settled amicably ami the men agreed to wait two more weeks for wuges to Imj tlu,. the m. The trouble is said to have been bri'wlng for some time und it it rc|M)rled th at the bulkier had en­ countered difficult!*-! w ith.tho con­ struction nf *n spnttntcj'.ijbulldiiig nt the corner ut Tenth Slw-n and Pnrk Avenue. * ■ , A th o rt time ago Hie nten qu tho ___ In At Stake Than U.S. Capital Believes Com­ mon Front In China Should BePreserved question of a join t policy in dealing with th e critical ( hi nose situation. O fficials o f both govern­ m ents may endeavor to m ini­ mize the differences, but the Advance Man For Chautauqua H e r e To Help Local Club It. L. Morrison, advance reprosentativo of the Redpatb Clinutauqun arrived in tho city today und will remain until the opening of tho big five-day Chautauqua Iterc on Thursday. Mrs. Morrison will work w ith tbe ertmmitteo from the Hunford Woman’s Club which is ugnltt sponsoring the Chautauqua. “The Rcdpnth m anagenient Is es|)eclnlly proud>Iof this year’s ( liatauqua program ," sold Mr. Morrison. “The Blue Danut. Sing­ ers presenting to captivating mim­ ical romunce ‘In R om any/tho liilnrlouH Hrondway couiody success, Tho 1 utsy, and tiqlod lecturera on tlijs year’s progrn tn /’ Extensive plana for the sale of season tickets Imvo been mado by the local cimmittee, nnd work to­ ward making this the most suc­ cessful of the many Chuutnuquus which have been held here lias nU roudy been Inaugurated. Six teams have been organized t«. conduct a through canvas of the city, ami the school children* will be given mi opportunity to p u r­ chase Hie special student’s tlcUut from their teuchorx. De Pinedo Hops Off For Galveston, Texas NEW ORLEANS. A p r.2 -(IN S ) —Commander Francesco Dq Finedo, famous Italian aviator who is touring four continents by air, hop­ ped off for Galveston, Tex., a t 7:.'I0 A. M„ today. A crowd of 2,000 imracns g ath ­ ered n t the local airport as Do IMitedo turned his ship, tho Santa Marin, westward on the wings of the dawn. The Italian sn id his plane was in perfect condition nnd th a t he a n ­ ticipated no trouble on the flight tu Galveston. Officers Prevent Mixup Between Contractor And Group Of Workmen .SHANGHAI, April 2. Eugene I* . Jbud previously been captured—nml f ’iten, foreign m inister in the Can­ [local ruffians to attack nnd loot tonese government, in n statement foreigners In the city. made public today accused ‘react­ ‘The British, American nnd Jap­ ionary und counter revolutionary anese consulates were attacked and elements arid local ruffians* of ro- lost and some property was looted uponsibility for tho foreign out­ before the order could bo fully rebreak ut Nanking. stored by Nationalists under (leu. Tho statem ent, which was l«- Ching-Chien, who entered Nanking stied at Hnnkoiv, present seal of oil Mureh 24 ut 6;.’I0 o'clock ill the the Liberal government, uml. r date afternoon. The latte r 6rtlei*0d the of Mu rah HI, says ill purl: execution of many of those who bad * A commission of inquiry invest­ attacked foreigners, igating the late events nt Nanking 'Front four to six foreigners nre has sent In a preliminary report establishing the outstanding fuel reported to have been killed and that the disorders were the work about six wounded during the*} of reactionary nml count?r revolu­ disturbances ut Nanking. *On the other hnnd, tin* estim ate tionary elements, who during the confused conditions following the —which is under certification—pla­ defeat of the northern rebels nnd ces the Chinese casualties, as n re­ their white Russian merrenaries, sult of the British und American DUNDKE—$700,00 hospital nnd naval bombardment, a t » rat** >•' rnnitarium to U- c-rccU-d n Scenic instigated the rebel rem nants n in n y of whom wore unitorins tak ­ im.r than Dili, killed lend wotindod Highlands 7 miles east of tills en from Nationalist soldiers who and every single foreign casualty. city. F is t B ra n d is h in g The new expeditionary force of 1,600 marines ordered to San Diego will nail for China about April WASHINGTON, April 2 1r» unless the situation Ir m aterially The British and American Improved by th at tim e, It was In­ Ifovernments nre distinctly ut dicated today. Although Secretary of tho Nnvy loggerheads today over the CaippaRjh Will Re Continued Through N ext Friday When Goal Will Be Reached, Say Leaders Of The Campaiun Jf Slayers Of Chen Blames Nanking Outrages On ierce Man Are Reactionary Element In Country Guilty In Court BEACH. I‘la., Apn 2 tnvlrtial on charges Ut of tho fatal shooting rimmas. nf Fort Pierce, lixio Highway several i, three Immigration oftv awaited sentence, v found Fred Ilrownleo first degree m urder with recommendation, and G. f un I P. Furrell wpre Itv of second degree throe o t h e r I m m i g r a t i o n involved by authorities ■oMO;: were gran toil sev- nf the Yangtze ports • continues without any serious (llsordort. The Natioualihlh tire attem pting to disarm the Guerillas and the Chtncnty police m e making efforts to cope with the banditH who nro singing repealed imld-upn tbriv.ijrli­ mit Shanghai. Meanwhile tbi* m utter of report­ ed dimension within Hie rallies of the Nationalists is the subject fur rumor. The repealed efforts that Work in Hits field have been jnuiod bv ait estimated 00,000 in Iowa, Kansas, Oklahoma, M hsouri nnd Arkansas. The mincra are os im phntlc in declaring they will not work for less than they have been receiving for the past three years as are the operators in raying they cannot nfford to pay them $7.60 a day any longer. » Bnth sides drclnre they Onticipnted no disorder. . , , ... , _____ hemiuolc Cafe, As this is ' ”r[),aJ N * ‘ itmg of Hu* slack serfson neither fiim c ctined ™ Z l .tini r ' fltuati l S n n and m i ol over Two Boys Charged With Auto Stealing United StatesOppose Dm ACHMENT OF Asking: Settlement Foreigners Continue U. S. MARINES TO Of Nanking: Losses To Evacuate Interior LEAVE A P R IL 15 Britain Has More 50,000 Additional Join The Walkout Speaker At Forum R a p s Newspapers That Are Subsidized to ■kibably will b- able X Dearborn home within I unless unexpected com* I develop. He needs only Be obi of nature to recovjh g to his physicians. Bunccnicnt, issued on beI doctors said: ■rd*H recovery is so asI we v/ill issue no more llletin*;. .Mr. Ford lf[ «onBn a perfectly normal llthuiigh he still suff.'ra * tracts, whirling carefully a'lfld-' inubjlts and |*odestrinnn who ujittrnarhcd the Michigan AVenro ip tin n ers lieciuro n r s t N ationalists Are Alli*inpliii£ entrance. N'o one watt, Pqrmjtteil love Musi CoiitbFroni.IoHn To Disarm Guerillas Hut to enter wltlmnt the strificst examinalinn. Several times in the L. Lewis, Head Of United Daring Holdups Con limit*; early evening large ears rolled In­ Mine Workers Of Arherifa Army Dlnncnslrui Reported ti.' tlv» entrnneo only tb be refused admission. , Although he Is repdrted entirely out o f danger, it is udiuilted that the manufacturer lx in a hljjbly nervous state front the sudden rcalixation that he is a billfontife r> Disorders Anticipated Chinese Rampant In lu letand the world'H wealthiest and Hy Either Side; Owners nationnl Settlem ent Where Additional Forces Will He mr.it prominent citizen. Ills Scent To Be (Inenucerned Valuable Loci Is Taken friends declare that it Is tlic first Sent To Chinese Witters time in bis colorful career that lie Soon U nless Chances Are CHICAGO, April 2--{JNS)*— did not smile scornfully at the SHANGHAI, April 2 (IN S) Noted In Conditions There earnest suggestion* o f advisers ' Nt* compromise whs In sight today President Coolldge baa been car- Guerillas and armed bamlitx are that attruifits miirbt lie made i.*n as the suspension of soft coni min­ »yinfr a battling d right hnml, and causing home Apprehension In WASIMNTON, April 2—(IN S) ing In the unioulr.sl central com­ Oscar Gunwoldrcn (above), new Shfcnghul. while forrltni evacuation his life. *rlin Dispnlclt Says Ferdi­ Modern Roys And Girls Are nand Is No Low Thai The Rebelling Against Ilypucfdlst SarrameiU Has Been racles I’rai l in ti fRv Their Atlminislered Al Bedside Elders, Dry C hief Thinks s first liiHinmur*' was ig and his physicians ra­ il jottt of dunger. G rm t jUp* la being exoralayil to |r di-v^hqitnent of ram* T H m iD i £ W IT S II divergence of view* between Wosliiungtnn nnd London arc* well know n in diplomatic quurters—and quit* possibly to the Cantonese Nattonn lists ns well. AtneMcnn opposition to any th e a t­ rical firat-bram lishlpg in China pus already resulted in tho British note to the Cantonese being toned down considerably, probably to the point where the American government can support is. A copy of It is now enrouto to Washington.’ I t differs m aterially from that originally drafted by the British cabinet, ac­ cording to London advices. The differences betwoou Down­ ing S treet and Pennsylvania Avc. m ight be dlscribed as the difference between firm ness and belligerency. G reat Britain, with n much g reat­ e r stake in China, ns well ns In nearby India, is for un ultimatum to the Cantonese, based on tho Nanking outrages, and backed up by the threat of reprisals and Sanc­ tions. . The Anturican government does­ n’t want to go th a t far, although being willing to subscribe to tbs policy up to the point o f sanctions. ThlH government would rather deal with each individual problem as II nrises, such as waa done a t Nan­ king, nnd not lay down any hard nnd faat policy In advance which future events m ight make It unwise to follow. Tho necessity of the powers m aintaining a common’front, or at least the semblenco of one, In CnG nu, is well reorganized In W ashing­ ton. one official, describing the situation, paraphrased Benjamin’s famous assertion 6f 160 years ago: •Wo must hang together, or assure­ dly wo will all hang sep arately / It Lineman Killed At Monroe Bridge By High Tension Wire nAn n CirnnciAlly Wiiuai” name nuun* lii if*” electrldlan, whose is bolieved to be Robinson, w»» instant­ ly killed this morning by electrocu­ tion while working on a high ten­ sion voltage line near tho Monroe bridge. The man's body was brought to Sanford and placed In the Miller und Erickson funeral parlors, where it will remain pending information from tho company or from re la tiv e s. us to its disposition. The body was caught among the and it was sometime before it could lie dislodged without dan­ g er to fellow workers. It fell into the river from a height of 46 feot and was then brought to shore. Men working w ith the man sta ­ ted they did -n o t know his name nor from whence ho came other than th at ho was a member of the Palatk* line crew engaged in m ak­ ing a final Inspection of the wires strung frota the rew plant of the Florida Power nad Light Corqtahy Insurance Man Kills *Self In Jacksonville* rta te agent fo r tha A etna Fire 5 Insurance Company, committed suicide in his bachelor apartment here today by shooting himself in the hand with a S2 calibre revolver according to the police who said . they couid ascribe no motive. ! Friends expresse<l the belief ttkUt Currier was deapoodent over-'; the death of Ills wife more than a year ago. He was to nave been ; Married next month to u promiM nl Jacksonville young lad }.V ‘ ,« �. V<?Jr THE SANFORD IIERALD, FRIDAY APRIL 1. 1927 PAGE EIGH Prohibition OfMarriage By Divo reed Persons Within A YearMavBePasseil AsLaw TAM.A ilASSKE, Kta.. April 1 (IN S)—Tin* Democratic ceveu* •it tne huilMi of rcprcncijiMtivtf? .il of l bo senate of the 1U27 .uv • Inn of tl'i; state legislature next Monday night arc going to bo raTAU.AH ASBKK, Fla Apr I 11.»•r tnijic alfalfa. u.-covdimr if: t«v —(IN.4?) In c prohibition of m ar­ litkians, who ore beginning to pour riage by divorced peric.i* within t !»<• tUpiuil loiiii tui )Mti v4 Florida. cue year after the mi try of the iiiinl* Monday night. the Dcnjocratic lisgtee, a chungf in laws lamininfjibii , Irgislatoir. who in Floridu compose •njr to the selection and iinpjnoltin .]. ■ it c i i i i i lociuboiiilip oi ooin la m in a te or i iv ;i' louses, will convene at a o'clock vague (n tl L’nitcil tor the biennia) cuutu. for election oi oft it era uiul attaches lor Lite (Jo ill k i 'ol the ohsi-.cto comm. .1 (iflicml Jolmvin ark* day so*-ion. Judging^ lrom l*a*' law writs i>f curam >noble und co­ thnl the state legislature, which‘ >var»,. the cauhu.i will probably mm voids which hiivg a tendency meets within tw.i .v.-ck», n Ii jcl ■iii.M iluougbout Uir night u::d until to encourage technical delay uri* the m e of the Florida State Seal four or five o'clock the next morn sown of the major changes in pre to i trite officials, commission* ii r —il everythinR run* u* snjoothrent Florida laws recommended end departments, providing a jy us predicted, il not, the busi­ l»y Attorney General J. II. John- penalty for it; use l»y unauthor­ ness of electing officers will con tinue until completed regardlessof • on and Florida Circuit Court ized persons. . Th-* nvtulfemsnt thnl rs!l car th : d .y oi iiuui. Judges. m upm w n Il is on Monday niirht that De­ which (oialinnc in the stute rcjwirt an­ nually to the Secretary of State mocratic nomination* for the I!) win* iimdi* com plied by various judges the name* and pontoffire nddfpss- elective house offices and on eiiui.l r f Florida V till t’ouris Mid cs of the officers and director number of inmate offices and at* ■obruitleii to attorney general of the company in order to onnable ruches am decided, and whic h ai ; n 'j r U to iuep informed ns to curried in to the two houses on us Icfjtlire'l b cceill statutes, illations, which when- Unr.v nre hi also askeii. Tuesday, at the opening of the reg­ v.cro annot Judge ilni W. Aiiams rerom- ular sess{op, end formally declared. to liie liitomuire toilny, cihiii* minds that the slate’s divoms liona! Nee.The speaker, speaker pro tent, nirt Judges Klwvn tmvs which, nt the present time, <itief clerk, aiuistnnt chief clerk, it Pierce, Hal W. require* the complainant to be u lull i lerk. lending clerk, assistant i*i : tut ■ ■ear - reading clerk crtgiossing clerk, AV'tri el Mavo. W. S. Iluthvk <f Ocala. Ii. ('. f.oYe of Quincy. but not ii liona fide resident of enrolling clerk, sargeuMl-at-au.m, the county in which he files the messenger, doorkeeper, ilmpiui". I, , b. Pori, s of Tampa. Jefferson II. Ilrowna of Key \Ve-A, Frank liill should be changed to require janitor, and five pages are nomi­ A. J-mitli of Orlando, George the crMiplaint to lie filed in Die nated in the Monduy night until Com r f lilili i. Daniel A. Simmons minty of hi* residence. Tuesday morning house enucus. Mul Pc Witt T. Gray <T Jackson­ "I think also that we need some The president of the senate, presi­ ville. new legislation* prohibiting the dent pro tent, uml othei olticcrs One of i In* most dots landing marriage of a |M?rnon seeking and nominated in the acnutoriul <au' mil iK'riuip* most milieu) change; ensuring a divorce within nt least t us ii'.ked from piv: ent jurisprudence one venr after entry of the de­ Nominations for many of thus" Ii that in jury trials, both crimi­ vice,’’ Adams recommended to the office-; uro already said to be nal ami civil, a majority verdict Attorney General. “cut and dried." but others uro ex­ pected to be liolty contested frr. Tamiami Trail In Collier County To Be Completed Soon, Says Engineer cl II. Davis. Tallohn >ese. r ntative from l^»ti count COS the Dciuuvm ic “whip" igfi r* don of the i-... lalulu: t«-<| for the speaker: top of tl wit hunt onposition. succco l. V. Milam of Jacksonville P ro b e Is Ordered Into Explosion On Board Patrol Boat K::V WEST, Fla., Apr. I (IN S )—Conn; guard nfllcIaU have Ojilctc l n rigid examination of the explosion on the coast guard pa­ trol Imat lt.i8 while the boat \va> tied u|> at the const guard base w -r-r—. iio the women o f this city k*i«w values? Icok at litis offer. Yon gel till the groceries and china ware absolutely free if you buy your Sellers Klcar Front Cabinet this week. The terms are so convenient you’ll have it paid for without m issing the money. Here is an opportunity o f the rarest kind. Modernize your kitchen by equipping it with n S e lle rs Cuhinel now, while you cun get all these extras free. See this beautiful kitchen helper now while you can save. Certified Public AccounlanlB Income Tax Consultants S. (J. GUAY, itesident .Manager .11M First NnGoual Bank Bids , (’lion, 771 SxYveD i rfouna i H ox - ( 1- | iu ra ltl Sellers marYront This St:ri KIcarFront C abinet »Ion- !« _ ,.) ul our *a!e ,ce. T hinl: what a iconattonal bargain it hwj th n e '* '• inr'udcil free. Com e In and tel u« tbowy ks in^fiy dutivc tabor-aa* in*' feature*. GROCERIES p a n d m 1 • V/ith Any Sellers Catnei G e£ AH T h e s e E ^ r a s I * Or any pari of that period to refined adult family, my ■ S3fi.000 home located at Daytona Reach within one ■ block o f the ocekn. Only those accustomed to living in (Ids kind of home need answer tliis advertisem ent. Rental not so important ns occupancy he by responZ sible parly. 2 B 9 his is the C H IN A W A E FOR RENTAL, MAY FIRST TO DECEMBER FIRST ■ W ell say they do. They will prove il tonu.rrmv by smashing all kitchen cabinet selling records to sm ithereens! No wonder! Just HALL ANI) PENTLAND I MKT ,'tYKBS, Fin.. Aprril 1 (INH)—With thiee dreilges but­ tering 1Julr way through the rocky desolation of the Kvnr■ • i ,i f two mill .i month, the Tamiami trail in Col­ lier county will he finished to tlu* Dade county line lasfore April 0, the tiino limit set when tbe con­ tract was awarded, according to D. Graham Co| h‘1uiiiI, chief on the i u l Wesson a n n s z o ia iiia rh S iin in iiiiB iie iiD iiB c iim B riiiiiB i JpnnrV,Ver joriksoHj! SHMALLOWb L ri '/lllriPfLlyonsw. Jli'jl fi W . M 1 . " U li e u n Firestone or Oldfield lire purchased n m e y b tomorrow, Saturday. April 2nd. we will give an inner MB lul,l‘ h /4*) absolute!* FUKE and with every inH W Wf will give a fide can or tube patch pj S K ja j j y‘j J * lebh. I hese tires offered during this sale are all fresh m 0 " nTi "v stink and fully guaranteed and are made by the famous A gum dipping process at the Firestone factories, 'I bis is your chance to get a real tire bargain. W H / We will also «:ivo one quart of Supreme Motor Oil with every that flood (lulf (lasoline and No Nox Motor Fuel, Firestone 30x3Vo KejL*’. Cord 30x3!/a Extra Size 29x4.40 Balloon 31x5.25 Balloon 33x0.00'Balloon ■*r~r e A B W .*> g a l l o n s o f Oldfield $ <>.oo $10.05 $12.(10 $20.50 $24.80 30x31/2 Ret*. Cord 30.\3,/2 Extra Size 20x4.40 Balloon ... 31x5.25 Balloon 33x0.00 Balloon 111 W e s t 1 s t S t E r itchep 'This Old Jvorwjcto?Chinware cflso'gil 'toith 5 E L i E m * ( 7hind during this Si □aie oegms Be Here Early - $ 0.50 SI 0.00 Early Shoppers will have aavantage TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS SALE Formerly Bay Bros Sapford, Fla. w? * Pel 80 117 Magnolia A y est Selectio �TIIE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIT PAGE TWO The Sanford Herald K n t r r r d a a K r m l C lan s i t r t i i k r ; .7 . t i l l , a t tfca P a t r a a f a r t. I lo rlia, Bader M a r c h «, 1R»T. T h e H e r a l d la a a a e i a h r r n t t h e a u d i t Itn rra u o f C lre a la tla a a , a a t a l r m a t l n n a l A**«-1*llo* a f I’a b It-h rm , A d v e rtise rs a a d A d r r r t la l a * A kiit* n t b t <’«4htfdd r»!>- ll* b rr- M < r m h rr «a aw*>m1t t o a d t o r n n a h a u d i t n t a s b s r r i p t i n t Itata l a a r r frr tu v e r i f y a b a a l u l r l r a l l H a lm * of r l r r a l a f l « a , a a w e l l aa b u n r « l Hii.I m m method*. T i l It III? It A M I P I , a TPOM M I.-—K m a i m i , la H t y a a d e u a a t r a d ra Ini* I r a i l s * . I.— I), r p r r w a l e t r s a i e l a J w k t u vllle. < M n > lru rlln n n f SC J o h a a - t a d l a a H i r e r t.’a a a l , t t a a a r a r a l l a a Jt a ta a lh lp “P a r ­ a s H eeh .* t. — A u a m e n i l a c a f h a l t d l a s p r * tr a in — b n w M , h a trla , u p a rlm a a t ..basses. I.— A I ' n m m u a l l r C h e a t. f — C o n n e t l n a n f el*v h e a a t l f l t a tlo a i r a t r a a . S.— A a r w a n d m o d e r n h o a r I ta t . BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY OUlt HOPE:—And now, l,ord. what wait I for? my hojie is in Thee. Deliver me from all my transgressions: mrkn me not the reproach of tho foolish. I'sulm !IU: 7, 8. PRAYER:—Because our hope is in Thee, Ixird Cod, may we purify ourselves even as Thou a rt pure. Tho following poem, 'The Ninth Inning’, was written by William F. Kirk, a well-known columnist, on the day before n severe Illness end­ ed his life: “The doctor knows whnt his trained eyes seo And he says It’s the last of the ninth for me. Ouo more swing while the clouds loomed dark And then I must lenvo this noisy park, 'Twas a glorious game from the opening bell— Good plays, had plays nnd thrills pell mell. Tho speed of It burned my years away, Rut I thank g reat God thnt he lot mo play. Tho Herald in read becatiao prints today’s news today. Democratic Or Republican? Congrcaamari William E. Hull of Illinois, who recently i (!<hn1 News o( llvnry ford. spent some tim e down here has told President Coolidge thntj Two Chinese Houses. It is only a m atter of a short time before Floridn will he Useful l.ady Astor. counted in the ranks of the Republicans. lie even goes so far I'erfeel Venus Wanted. ns to predict that if all the Republicans in Florida at the By ARTITUh. BRISBANE present time would vote, they could carry the state. RvrrniiH tear ut star Cm, Ho says further that Florida is rapidly becoming an I UEASUURING news concerning agricultural state and Floridans require tariff protection.! Henry Kurd wits received direct The Lakeland Ledger in commenting on this statem ent says IOmit hi* family vusturdnv after­ that it can’t imngine what. Florida farmers want with a tariff j noon. There is said to ho no doubt because we have no competition except in avocados with Cubn us to his ultimate recovery, ulami bananas with Honduras. Tho Ledger has overlooked t hunch his Injuries urc serious. the rather important imports of the Cuban cigar manufact­ T il,: in : is n o f u r t h e r cunurers and also the fact that a lucrative pineapple business firnmtion of the supposition, wide­ in Floridn war, practically destroyed by the competition of ly circulated, thnt Mr, Ford's car was desperately crowded from the Cuban growers. road and down a steep cnilmrkRe that as it may, t he Ledger is right in its belief that ment by occupants of another, big­ Republicans have a long way to go before they can win an ger car. seeking to iniure Mr. Further information as to election in Florida. There has been a large influx of new­ Flrd. that may ccmc from Mr. Ford, tipcomers recently with Republican ideas hut even when they on Ids complete recovery. vote they don’t vote together. In the Inst, election the party was hopelessly split; and even if it had voted solidly, there THOSE FAMILIAR with the would have been practically as many Republicans voting the scone of the accident, right off the from flutroit to Chicago, Democratic ticket as the Republican, so radically do party highway feel thnt Mr. Ford's escupe is n opinions change with environment. most miraculous. A mnn in less No, Congressman Hull, is wrong when he says that Flor­ perfect physical condition could have escaped alive, at Mr. ida will soon he a Republican state but the extreme degree of not Ford’s age. his error is to be regretted by all good Democrats. Florida’s steadfast position in Democratic columns is reacting to her i l i t I « U UK, men in the own disadvantage. It results in her being accorded absolute­ Chinese revolution already disa­ ly no recognition lrom Republicans and very little from De­ gree. One will not go where tho is thinking it might not.be mocrats. A Republican candidate for the presidency ignores other safe. Two governments may be this state because he knows he could gain nothing here no set up in Chinn, dividing the te rri­ That will matter what he d id ; and the Democratic candidate is equally tory between them. mean more fighting, each great aloof because he knows he will carry the state anyway. ruler will want to lie the only one. Even in state politics the Democratic monopoly has a had This country, if wise will get out effect. The party does not bring out ils best men because nf China, taking out missionaries nny nominee can win whether he is the best man or not. The and fighting men, nnd watch the work out their own slavaprimary is the only election which amounts to anything at Chinese llon, or the reverse. What they all. Whoever securea the Democratic nomination is as good decide to do Is not our business. as elected. The final election is a purely cut and dried affair, BRITAIN SHOULD thank this a matter of form only. If the Democratic party knew it was country for producing and sending going to have a good fight with the Republicans in the gener- to London Lady Astor from Vir­ Lordly Creatures it ty i*> Florida. Must havo Idtten off more ^hnn It could chew. Muybo th a t Htudcbaker driver hit Henry Ford's car accidently hut anyone who runs from nn nc£ eldont In which ho has actively par­ ticipated hasn't much chanrc in the 9 courts. ----- o----- Tam pa’s municipal judge and the chief of police are engaged in a row over the m aking of Improper arrests. Thu city usually gets more for its money when Its eni' (Joyces work together. ----- —f,------- Much Interest seems to im cen­ tering in tho choice of the next president of tho Chamber of Com­ merce. Many good men havo been suggested but most of them are too busy with their private affairs, ---------o--------If the ..'.Illation were reversed u. and foreigners were in Georgia as in Chinn what would lie tho com­ m ent?—Waycrosa Juu run I-Hera Id. We have foreigners in Hanford, in fact one or two Chinamen, with whom we get along peacefully. --------o --------With tho departure of tho able Lloyd Voorhees, golf professional, It is to bo hoped th a t tho city will not allow thu course to deteriorate so th at home people will he unable .. to play this summer and a large sum will Inter be required fixing it up fa r next winter. THE STATEMENT tho owners of The Tribune have no other intercuts or alliances in Tampa other than those represented in tho ownership of the newspaper, is of more ijgnificaitco to newspaper men than tho general public. In tin very nnture of things, Impartiality of service is the first lav of newspapering. And where newspaper owners are mori largely interested in other directions, it is well nigh impossi hie for their newspaper properties to nvoid taking on the atti tude of serving such interests. The more recent owners ol The Tampa Tribune were interested In bnnklng and as bank ers they have no doubt learned that bankers cannot own news --------o------Indeed, journnlisn A hoy contracting blood poison- papers nnd conduct them successfully. ,. ing from Injuries sustained while «*■ being hated died recently in Mis•. -v »ouri. The modem tendency in our leading universities is to gel away as much ns possible from THE 11hd ORTER-STAIt, always modest in its state­ hazing. There are other more ments about Florida, stated some time ago that 135 cars of practical method* for letting off celery went out of Sanford in one week. Now comes a letter steam. ( Chang Kul Khek, object* to tho presence in Shanghai of the foreign troops. He says tho International settlement, bristling with hnyonnfU docs more harm Uuin good. Yes, when he sends his crazy yel­ ling Chinamen over the barbed wire those bayunnsts will do his men morn harm than good. --------o—---- v Seventeen year old boy and girl bandits from Miami wore sentem, f t*d a year ago for breaking n"d * entering. They escaped und a ■ few weeks ago killed a cotton bro­ ker near Macun during a hold-up. . Young for that sort of thing, hut dA**p*t the cotton broker wish M they had stayed in jail. The Shining: Example Call the Willard Batt Men— We recharge and pair all makes of hatter RAY BROS i WANNA MEW CAE from the Sanford Chamber of Commerce saying thnt we hnd it too low, that G00 went out in onu week instead o f 135. Well, thnt’s better still, nnd we hope to receive n letter next week saying the weekly shipm ents were 1200 ears, for San­ ford has dor.e its share in making Florida the first state In the Union in the production of celerv.— Orlando ReporterSlur. ouV isitA L EDITORIAL WRITERS over the Btnte are admitting that their minds are more on fiahing than on par­ agraphs. We hope they are able to ease their minds better D an we are . Ours is not on fishing but on golf and most of our golfing is done in anticipation. Every day brings its own entangling alliances that seem to preclude our physical realization of our fondest mental pictures.— Leesburg Com- PHONE H . S. W H I T E , Attorney At Law 305 F irst N nt’l Rank IW SANFORD, FLORIDA Will practice in State « Federal Courts. ' IVWNNA NEW CO\T m m at " [ I WANAA, . AJEw BicYcie AM? vSoM e, GafaUBS" PORTABLE PHONOtJKAI'U S I2.50 and $15.00 COLOMBIA And Records UKULELES $1.75 Strings For All Instrumn BICYCLE TIRES $1.71 I WANNA Tap lb EUKoPs I WANNA NEW P/NJNGf F. P. RINES KCOM£u<5 " 1113 Snnford Avc. Phone -1G1-J For Aching Or Tired Fit See A Fool Specialist j p l u m e 102 For AiMioinlmrt Dr. J. R. Vidler ginia, to say nothing of tho great Astor fortune. First Lady Astor showed tho British women the way to parllmont, now she helps to de­ feat an effort to legalise British race track gnmhling. .She knows thnt betting on rnces enriches in Rev. Edward Rudlccl, First Christian Church Britain ,ns it does here, an utterly worthless tribe of race trnck touts, TEXT, James 2:26, "Faith ap a rt vnntngcs, our progress, every gamblers and horse owners, whose blessing we possess hud to be pur­ “sport" makes thieves of other from works is dead." First is a picture nr two. It chased for us by sacrifices of one men’s employes. was tile year 1HG3; during the kind or another. The saying "No great American Civil War. The gains without pains" is only too AN AUSTRALIAN professor nnd it applies in thu Chriswants to locate the hlcul "Venus" Union and Confederate armies true, tinn's life as elsewhere. This prin­ and requests information. He h«R were engaged in one of the blood­ ciple of sacrifice is exhibited measured thousands of female iest battles of tbu war. everywhere in nnture. The suffering of the wounded beauties and finds tho average As Hillis says, "Our treasures waist 27 inches. That Australian had been terrible. Som« of them of coal mean that vast forests can find his perfect Venus in a bud fallen on Friday, thousands on have risen ami fnllen again for our Snturdny, and it was now Monday. All througli the blood-soaked tang­ factories nnd furnnecs. Nobody is led woods they Iny groaning and richer until somebody is poorer. the vicarious exchange dying. And everywhere the flap Evermore is going on. The rw k decays and of blnck wings. The keen-eyed feeds the moss lichen. The vultures laid seen -from the sky moss decays to nnd feed the shrub. where they fell. shrub perishes th at the tree John Vnugh, n Union soldier, The may food for growth. The found a brave old farm er from leaveshave of the tree fall th a t its northern New York lying beside boughs may blossom and bear ids son, lie hud met. them In the "nil*. The seeds ripen to servo fight nt Fredericksburg in De­ ‘lie birds singing in all the boughs. cember. fruit falls to be food for mnn. "Well, here wo nro. Vaughn," Thj» harvest’s lend mnn strength the father cried feebly. “ My The .'or Ids commerce, his government, boy’H dead, nnd I’ll lie with him ids culture cmsience. Th« soon—but it’s all rig h t—it’s all lower dies and vieurnusly that the right—my country’s worth it!" higher may live. Thus nature ach­ They were lying in a I(light ieves her gifts only through vnst open space, where the warm sun expenditures." of May had pushed the wood vio­ get out of life, nnd especial­ lets into hlosom in rich profusion. ly Wo Christian life, what we put Tho dead boy"s bend lay in a hod intotheit— ho more, no less. we of blue flowers. cannot expect to absolutely ignore Some of the bodies fu rth er on this fundamental truth and leap wero black and charred by thu tbu harvests where we have not flames that hud swept the woods sewn. nguin nnd again during the b at­ Many people expect to reap the tles. Some of them hud been blessings of heaven here nod wounded men und they had been hereafter by merely uniting with burned to death. Their twisted the church. It would be ns logbodies and the agony on their cold id to any that a null in the urmy faces told thu hideous story more diould be mode a brigndier-gencrplainly than words. The odor of il, because he had joined the army burning flesh still filled the air m «nd had one day’s drilling, or that these black spots. ,i college student should be given With a s ta rt John suddenly his college degree because he had came on the erouchiug figure of r mot rieulnted. Confederate soldier kneeling be­ The lesson I wish to point out hind a stump. The paper end of a is just tills: that the Goil of mir ta r l ridge was in Ids teeth a ml bis salvation is no fool, and that fingers still grasped the ball. 11" whatsoever a man soweth that was ju st in the act of tearing the shall he also reap. God, though (uiper as a bullet crushed straight one of infinite compassion and love through Ids forehead. A dark is not obliged to redeem any man streak of blood marked bis faro or woman. Ife is not sitting und clothes. IBs gun was in Ids around all day longing for an other hand, the muzzle in plucu opportunity to reach out and save to receive thu cartridge, the lusty someone against that person’s will cold and rigid in exactly the po­ Wo needen't think th at we are do­ sition dentil hud culled him. ing Him a favor when we present A broad-shouldered, beared man these sinful carcasses of ourr to in hluo had just fallen asleep Him for His divine blessing. nearby. The body was still wtirm, "Not everyone th a t snilh unto tho blue eyes were wide open, me. Lord, Lord, shall enter into MR .COOLIDGE will not in­ staring into tht. leaden sky. On the kingdom of heaven; but lie vent any pedagogical fino phrases, his breast Iny the open Bible with that doctii the will of my Fulher and then send millions of men nnd a bloody finger murk on the lines: in Heaven" Notice thnt little “The I/urd is my ahepard, billions of dollars to make good his word “dneth." We arc not to fall I shall not want fancy words. He will say un­ into the error of thinking ns some Ho maketh me lie down in preen linve dime, th at salvation is of doubtedly "I am not going to wreck American prosperity in a pastures— works only, but it remains true He resLirctli my soul." war with China. If Europe wynts th a t there is u vast amount of A hundred yards further Iny a works that the Christian nuiBt thut war, she can have It."’ That, luckily, in the way the dead boy from his own company, perform, and whnt those works President’s mind works. He's The stiff bonds were still hold­ are enn he found out from such ing n picture of his s wee limn rt be­ passages ns the following; practical. fore tne staring eyes. Near trim "Let him deny himself, and IF IT COULD HE arranged, lay a hoy In gray with a sweet­ take up tho cross nnd follow me.’" with humun life lasting twice nn heart's letter clasped in his hand. "Neglect not the assembling of long an it did, the wise thing would They had talked and tried to cheer yourselves together, ns the cus­ be to postpone motherhood until one another, those dying boys— tom. of some is." .16 and fatherhood until 46 or later. "Love your enemies." But it is dangerous to make hard “ Pray without ceasing." und fast rules. With m arriage, Let us strive to enter in at the ns with albokol, it might be wiser to stra it gate, and let us remember tench wisdom gradually, rather th a t whether or not we shall do than try to enforce perfection in­ so, depends strictly and absolutely stantly. unon us. The Lord save us from ourselves. Chirnposldst A t Lloyd’s Shoe Ston SATURDAY EVENING SERMON It seems thnt some dissatisfied males are looking back­ ward with longing eyes to the Victorinn era when men were The success of the Y. M. O. A men nnd women were timid little violets. Tho more or less '* drive Is most encouraging. fifty -fifty relationship that exists today is irksome to these The Herald has the largest, bona lordly creatures who pine for the days when wives were con­ fide, net paid circulation of any sidered nt their best ns agreeable cohoes to their omniscient newspuper in Hoinlnole county. husbands. ————o-------Local legislators are leaving for In spite of the admitted difficulty of turning the clock Tullahassee and local people nro hack, a group of optimistic married mpn in Chicago, who feel going to watch their activities that masculine rights have been ruthlessly trampled under­ them wit!; Interest. foot by modern women.have organized the “Husband’s De­ Tho Times-Unlon says 'men fense League’’ for tho purpose of restoring mnn to his former should he good cooks'. Yew, in these duys of equality and can openers, place on the domestic throne. Tho motto of this dub is "Every man for each other, und no questions asked”. . men should be good cooks. The edristitution or "bill of rights” includes such sections , The Adair Realty Compnny which went on the rocks tho other as "no housowork except in case of sickness, or at least three day Is said to have owned proper­ children; one evening a week out with no explanations; final * As Brisbane Sees It Wo ns a nation now linve so many marines protecting Ameri­ can lives In Nicaragua th a t we as an individual guess nbout the onlv danorr thut confronts the American lives is being run into by a lorry-—Ohio Stnte Journal. Use Our Service And y it*c $ to itc Gum Dipped Tires W atch For O pening Sale Seminole Tire Shop Formerly Ray Brothers 411 W. First St. T( Frank R. MacNeil! and Company Insurance—Loans—Real Estate >7-9 So. Park Ave. Sanford, Fla. A Substantial Jeweltf in a Substantial City" FOR RENT Magnolia Avenue House Unfurnished Three rooms, Sleeping: Porch, Bath. Near South Side School. Rental $30.00 Month Dean-Berg Corporation Herald Building IN FIGURING YOUR ESTIMATE ADD PRICE PLUS BOND GRADE PLUS ZIP SERVICE And you arrive nt the real value you receive when you buy your materials from us. I'hone 135 Zip Service humped Into him.—Cincinnati F.n quiivr. Wichita Engle. �A -A 1 I '•v. *. *rfl »*• *»-»*. • l.'l ' t ■'*''»(£ - nffire Tek'iihone MS______MRS. FHK1) S. DAIGKR, SOC1KTY EDITOR MRS. D. L. THRASHER ENTERTAINS AT I!R in fip .l im r u i'A v n-A n,,A delightful luncheon and bridge anrt were faetoned t» the nut cups. liiuly, reflecting the exquisite taste At 1 u'clock a delicious fivt-wourof the hostess in every detail, was sc luncheon was served,- after SATURDAY , riiikirrcV Story Hour a t 10 given Saturday afternoon by Mrs. which duplicate bridge was played, H. L. Thrasher when she entertain-’ When score- hod been counted -a .. ‘t the library, I members of the Saturday A fter-, the ctjhcluid unKUthe' h b * Victor Robertson and Miss game, l, • - Rnilv will entertain at :t o were pres!"? j inlicellnncous •tiower nt Snrine nifnf F UyL’rS' ■ontfsl silk: hose. The one cutting T < a « - y Club, bonoH ni M l.; t b J 't a . S l „f th “B " ulu'irucolyoil .ilk hn,n. clyn Anderson, « louic-cicc. c. .ti’f . 1, *, 'r,V with n 73T'0 were laid nir Sira. Bioombeing beautifully adorned fiebl llulirk. Mrs. G. Irving Loucks, nionth. ___ quantities of pastel-tinted spring Mrs. W. Theodore Langlev, Mis. flowers combined with greenery. Robert .1. Holly, Mrs. T. L. Dumas; MONDAY The luncheon table was spread Mrs. Henry PnpwortH, Mrs. S. R. , study Class of the bt. Agnes with a handsome M(uteria cloth Hlghton, Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, Mrs. LAu If Holy Cross Episcopal and was centered by silver baskets Samuel Puleston, Airs. William f e i.i i rhm winno. i « 1101,1 nt 3:,>r’ , ° 'c,ock rnicd With sweet peas ami baby |t ‘h' Hie iarv Chapel the W eshyterlnn !,rcnth. The imlquu place cards were Moore Scott, Mrs. W alter S. Cobi —MUrv nk uitr • • man, Mrs. Frnnk Miller and Mrs, |Aux^'liar>| ;j „vinrlr o’clock .,i at I*11 lavender, green, nink nnd vntlnw Thrasher. C * X 7 « “yp'i'dic ciub-u^-',;,;'ffi3^'rfiiB«& Church. Deacons and associate the Presbyterian Cluiich will wt at 7:30 o’clock at I Ladies Union of the Congrcgnliunnl Church will meet n t 3 » clock Of the many pre-nuptial social Bt the home of Mrs. J. D. David- courtesies with which Miss Evelyn jellied chicken, ribbon sandwiches, orange ice, individual cakes iced l«unTwin Lakes. Anderson has been honored, one ‘of [ Hits Ruth Rich, secretary of Nn- exceptional pleasure and loveliness in pink, and coffee were served. Thy gpest lint’im luded: Miss Ev­ lioti.il Better Films, will speak a t was th at of Saturday afternoon elyn Anderson, Mrs. Ned Chitten­ I o'clock ot the Woman s Club. when Mrs. Victor Robertson and Woman’s Guild of Holy Cross Miss Eloise Brady were hostesses den,' Mrs. Jam es I„ Wells, Mrs, jtconal Church will meet with nt bridge and a miscellaneous Charles Powell Jr., Mrs. Clyde Byrd, Mrs. John W, Sneed, Mrs. „ M Martin < at 3:30 o’clock at s hower at the Country Club, «• M. J - Wjrtin rtln rnttruTo’ r k. home Martin Cottage on on MagM ag-j Swct!t penH( snap-dragons, baby ■lames A. Pittman, Mrs. Grant Wilj, ,, -. ■ , ,, - son, Mrs. Ben Caswell, Mrs. J, Ollliu and other spring flowers Mrj. Charles Lvetlv, .Mrs. | “. t h B e'M«lI«ry Circle will ‘ breath ' used in profusion in the Bpn-jEugene Tittle. Mrs. L. I'. ‘McC uIrt »t the home of Mrs. M. M. were club lounge where the card ler, Mrs. H. U. McCall Jr.. Mrs. L, on Mellonvillc Avenue, cious tables had been spread for play. P. Hagan, ^^rs. Roy Synuncs, Mrs. ars will leave from the church nt On each table were largo Easter S. S. Bauniel, Mrs. A. W. Epps, Eo’clock baskets of yellow tied with pink Pipe Organ Club will meet at the tulle, filled with nuts undPcundies Mi•s. Fred Daiger, Mrs. Ben Cant­ nn,n nO Qie of Mrs Mrs. Robert L. Glenn on which were .enjoyed during the well, Miss Ruba Williams, i Mi:; Frances Cherry, Miss M ania P at­ Pcrnrth Street at 3:30 o clock with game. terson, Miss Minn Howard, Miss Hrs. Glenn ami Mrs. I*. M. StrihGills carrying baskets filled with Rebecca Scott, Mi s Edith Teague, - us hostesses. pink and yellow flowers marked the Miss Ava W right, Miss Naomi tally cards. When scores were add- Scoggan, Miss Olive Newman, Miss TUESDAY cd one holding highest 8c«m-1F,,iz'nheth Stn'ffor<l. Miss Kitty Du Parcnt-Tcnchers Association of wastht? given a yellow china boudoir pose. Miss Emily Griffin. Mrs. J. llhe Seminole High School will meet lamp. Second scofe prize was a I). Woodruff, Mrs. liaw kim Con­ h t 3:30 o’clock. ja r of hath tablets. Mias Anderson nelly, Mrs. George Harden, Mrs. II. 1 Social and business m eeting of was presented a pair of rose-col­ W, Rucker, Mrs. Braxton Baggett, [(}* Alalhcan Class of the F irst ored boudoir lamps. Mrs. Calvin Teague Mrs Dick ■BipUst Church will he hold a t -1 Following the aw arding of the Brown, Mrs. John W. Meiscit Jr., ItVlock in the class room a t the prizes, the hostesses announced Mrs. W.Theodore Langley, Mrs. | church with Mrs. Edward, Mrs. there was to lie an ‘April Shower’ Edmund Mcisch, Mrs. Earle E. Jon­ [Mcnellyund Mrs. J. C. Mitchell as and requested tho guyst of honor es, Mrs. C. E. Myers, Mrs. Richard to raise her parasol. .Upon dqing W. Russell and Miss Teague Sim­ | hostesses. I 'Ekrtutivo 'Hoard of the Woman's S<j, Mhj was' showered with lovely mons. | Club will meet at 10 <i'clock a t the gifts of all kinds. A t the tea hour, the tables w o re ’ Ten gucstt were: Mrs.. IJ. .. A, | Club house. laid with dainty covers and were Winston, Mrs r;. A. Douglass, Mrs. Chatauquu committee will meet centered with crystal baskets At Allen Jones and Mrs. Frank L. 1st 8 o'clock At tho-Woman'll t ’luli. ] Awriun Circle will have nil-day Spring, flowers. Refreshments of 1Woodruff. icving party beginning a t 10 o’­ clock at the home'of Mrs. George If,Evan*, r t the Park' Avenue Apirtniuits. * I MRS. ROBERTSON AND MISS BRADY ENTERTAIN FOR BRIDE-ELECT Mrs. Virginia Piner’s Miss Naomi Scoggan Music Pupils’ Appear Entertains At Bridge In Recital On Friday On Thursday Evening’ Andrews. „ IBID AY t'Dance Dolly, D ante"’ Carl ’’ Garden t’luh will meet a t 111 Kcincke, Katherine Vincent. oVIock nt the yacht club on the Reading, Elinor Hlckwm. hku front. "D arling H eart" Wordy, MargMia* Edith Chamberlin and Miss orio Forrest. K.ma LcwU-r of Orlando spent tliu “ A Little W altz" Katherine and day in Sanford on Friday us tho It. Z. Johnson. Deita of Mrs. Raymond Key. ••Vanlentincs" Johnstone, Gwen Piner. , ( Mr. uiul Mrs. J. JJ. Lawson and ."Jolly Farm er” Kcliuman, M ar­ ciugliter, Dorothea, Mrs. Widetnan jorie Du Bobo. Laidwell and tiaall son Ervin left “Musical Snuff Box ’ Ziadov | Saturday morning by motor for Luqiso. Hlcason. Bade City where they ’will visit “ April Fooling Johnsjnne, relatives. Jack Wilson. "The Harp" ami "The Rabbit •Mr<. Svllia Rhame ifnd three J. B. Willittdis, Eleanor Hickson. "Cradle Sotok" Gottachalk itnall daughter*, who have been vidtutg Mr. and Mrs. George lle r- Marv Belle WaLston. “ Indian Dance" Korcger, M ar­ •rng, li ft Saturday for their nomo jorie Po|>e. ,, . „ « Columbia, S. C. “On the Ice a t Sweet Uriut Crawford, Lola Peaks. William Simpson of Jacksonville Caroline “Spanish Dance" llythum Or­ •pent the day in Sunford Friday on chestra With Ernestine Graham a t business. piano. , , Mr. mid Mrs. Steve Cocke, who have been the guests of Mr. ami Archit Belts, left Friday fin in g f„r tiicij* bomo a t Albany ■-** f *»Tt' *: y :i: Of exceptional jdcusm v was the bridge party given Thursday, even­ ing when Miss Naomi Scoggan en­ tertained members of her bridge club. Bowls of exquisite pink roses and asparagus ferns were placed with artistic effect in the looms where the card tables bad been placed for piny. A fter the usual number of pro­ gressions, Fcoix's were collected alld the prize for toil score, a boudoir pillow, was awarded Miss Ruth Henry. The hostess served dainty re­ freshments consisting of banana ice crertm and angel food cake. Playing bridge were: Miss Olive Newman, Miss Elizabeth Turnbull Miss Camilla Puleston, Miss Rebec­ ca- Stevens, Miss Kitty Dll Bose, Miss' Emily Giiffih, Mlsss Ruth Hupfy,un'd Miss Scoggan, Mrs. A. I. Whitaker Oi Lake Mary Entertains In Honor Of Daughter Interest And Attendance In Revival Chandfei , |B At Methodist Chu rch Show Increase For Spring Shows « L a r g e r Increases The revival a t th Mothdist jtlnn goes. m *&, w \V,, .want U> U t< hir kindness to »s i beautiful flowers seta . of our berpYtmcfUMrs. Alexander Vw Mr; nnd Mrs. Brown Milk Residence Telephone 217*W Chinch coRtiruica to urow In In- jtho necessity of loyalty t« Halva------------------------ c—— tcrcst ami ottendftnce each night, tion saying thul n person who was I .7 Ttsi* l.ili- (a Clas On Friday night than.. ware „I h. uI riot loj.il la Id. cliufrl, nilglH.!» < •,-!„ “ I B * f FOR RENT ® in the CiiVHi choir i»ri\» anti my the mutm music w »v«n ns'pcetod -I'w h vi also iu to he u v uiaiu^ui disloyiil to vvr «H jizis' t #1 111l hiereased , Chandler ml FuniUjigd .ppiirlment'. 3 country, s ta ­ m . . . . unusually gm*d,. Tlie evangelist ;family and his country.'. |2 * t , ir"“? r,out re!eased by the Chandler bath nil modern cimvenlc ajj . sing",il v\ni Bond F or The 1'romised | h*r and a brighter one, Rev. Klvttt j l,rb,l|u-auon snow. ; . Jlnfiu hl.-lad uiuftiiuuit^ 3 than * ■ * '7 ‘ **' • * T^ ' Lnmi’l in camp meeting time. illustrated the difference between ■ Bespite the fact that .mere ami all m odern eonvenieni in. ts.ti ->r I Rev. Klein took his text frimi the rcputntian and charnel or. The !hnl<’ the enr* pm luced nnnuilly are! black dollar when dropped upon the f*?,cl 11)0 nailer urhan eommun,- s t f o j W(i1k ; efq.tr.MH i-nitahl table sounded very f lit, U looked l «5* TV ^ ,n,1Ior fl" k'8 for f « | “ orn L v nwrainfRct H|ikiiic>« luneheini n t the Country Club, the L*- H nth fans, l o r we m ust nil ajv nnd sounded very much lik« >. I anj -h y C *£ ,n t.MK^ 83I-J - . .-i^ ........i Kucsls including Iho idem bet-s o f ’ !,L“fo,7‘. tlu' Judgement of counterfeit erfeit dollar dollnr While while thn the other other metropolitan |mutts u* buq t-ran _________________________ _ ChH»t.” The evahgcllst slated the Book I-oitgr&^ClGli. ,?l .oiajraj rang true, hut the cvengojUl said cisco, Los Angeles. B.iltimorv, Ro The daintily appoiuifil'luncheon that everyone no m atte r what ids that lie hud been to the hank and Chester, Boston, Philadelphia, I’ltts- j burgh. J ml ie tin polls, Milwaukee,] table was graced by ^rystitl howls age or condition, I*, interested in Rod the ugly-looking dollar tested Minneapolis and Kansas City nroi of pink radiance roses an d 'b ab y the judgem ent because it is the one with the acid used by the govern* breath. Thc rVdbr7 t,-f T l"k ami thing that is nbsolutelv certain to ; iiicnt and it hn<i proved to no averairinir all tho WAV from 311 p e rl come to everyone*. white prevailed in <\Vry detail. to 30 per cent better than u . , , | Hu* "Skeleton in the closet’’ hud to cent year ago. Unusual cards'-.done Iriy- tho In forms of pink roses in which jpre pret- sennon of"u?e whole scries." ua.!' «» other, but its reputaRev’• Ition was ‘One basic reason for our gains ... .. , Imd. He pidnted out thnt ty girls wore concealed marked th K ;in these large uniters, aside from (.•in told Ins audience of the n c -j|i(. destroyed before then* could be places of the guealin.. At one ■the ipherrent appeal of tho new of preparing for the time Iany rortl hope of rcdomptloh. o’clock a tem pting..ftvo-cpiir.su lun­ cessity enrs, Ihs-iu the fact that the largwhen they should all he brought 1 “ ■ —cheon was served.' to the judgetuent of Christy Me During the afterm am the guests exchanged hooks ilml discussed pointed o u t that death did not change n man, that he was the same late novels and current events. Those enjoying tip? cordial • hos­ thing tho next minute a fte r death pitality of Mrs.. Pdco wore:* Mrs, th a t he was the inihute before, so “ Limiting God" and in the evening I L"-,1' * ,, , 1 ^ ‘''cc C hnn^cr l.obruury sales Stella I’. Arrington, Mrs, L. I*. far as his spiritual and moral condi "Somebody* Funeral Sermon.” l were -I <.3 per c a t larger than Hagan, Mrs. ■E. I'. Morse,- Mrs, ------- ■' '■----------------- --------' those in January because of the, Fred T. Wllllbftis, Mr*. Alice E. Mill. Mrs, J. C. Bennett, Mrs. Roy School a t 10 o’clock. Subject for heavy metropolitan area buying,’ Mr. Black anticipates proportionate F. ,Symines, Mrs. Henry McLnulin, tomorrow, “ Unreality." sales gains iu sm aller communities Mrs. ■H arry Word, and IMiss An­ Wednesday evening services Colleen .Moore Jn nie Hawkins. which include testimonies of (’hris- with the advent, of Spring nnd tho HOLY CROSS'CHURCH. "ORCHIDS AND ERMINE" opportunity for pleasurable motor­ tian Science heating, are held at Fifth Sunday in Lent. Comedy . , -i ing. 7 o'clock. Church School 0: IS o'clock. "Itopcd In" ’The nuu.be* of utifill d orders This Church maintains a free Holy Communion and sermon Reading Room, 517 First National we have on oil books nt tho pres­ 11 o’clock. .Milam- News i! K\ oning Prayer and Sermon R Hnuk Building, where the Bible ent time and the orders our distri­ and all authorized Christian Sci­ butors and dealers have tnkcu for o'clock.’ ence literature may he read, bar- Spring d, liverv of cars, indicate . ___ . 1 ... .. ___ I. . . . . . . 1 Y t . . .. I I t . .. I I ! o t “* ..—I I I 1 . . I .. ............. /M '1 Monday, Evening Prayer 5 towed o r purchased. Open daily thnt 1927 will hi* a banner Chand­ The, Woriu-n’s Missionary So­ Gloria Swanson " except Sundays nnd holidays from ler year uttd that our Spring* busi­ ciety of the Christian Church will o'clock. 3 to 5 P. ,M . ness will la* the largest wo havo Tuesday, in . Church School Isuiten hold iv meeting on Monday a t All are welcome to attend our ever experienced,’ he point cl out. o’clock a t the Junior High School Service ‘1:30 o’clock. "T H E LOVES OF SUNYA’’ auditorium. Wcdriesdn'y, Rector's Bible Class. services nnd to make use of ho Reading Iloum. 8: o’clock-. It is hoped th at the men of the Thursday, Evening Prover and church and women who arc in FIRST METHODIST CHURCH business during the day will avail Addros*», !-Uu o’clock. Sunday school, 9:3(1 o’clock. I'riilay; Litany, No’cldck themselves » fthe opportuhity far Preaching 11 o’clock by Rev. (ins mission study. Tlie program Will WASHINGTON, April 2. (IN S) A, Klein, evangelist, subject, "The FIRST PRESBYTER I \ \ be a study of Japan, Mrs. Arina W eather outlook for the period Pipe Lino Sermon." C H I'IU ’H Van Ness Brown will he the prin­ April I to 9, inclusive. Afternoon Sermon 2:3(1 "Lim it­ •Licit Hoxic in Sunday School, tl.-iS A. M. cipal speaker of the evening. A South Atlantic and east Gulf ing God." Comtmtnion Seryite II A M. "TUG W ESTERS’ Social hour will follow the pro­ Devbiohnl meetings of tho Ep states: mostly fair weather except Christian Endeavor 7 I*. M. gram. WHIRLW IND" for a period of m ins toward llaworth Lenpucs,' 7 o’clock. Evening worship 8 P. M. end of the week. Cool a t the be­ Evening preaching service, 8 p, Comedy The inale q u artet will sing u with mild tent pent lures sjieci.il mi mb" i at the morning in.: subject, "Somebody’s Funeral ginning thereafter. service, At night there will he a Set mon.’* Special services in the afternoon tenor solo by Paul Em’g e. 2:80 o'clock, (it Which time Rev. Mr ,iV1 Klein will speak on the XUlijoC, The Hi Y. girls, held their reg­ FIRST JfAPTlST CHURCH “ Limiting God." ular* mooting Wednesday pvunibg Sunday School l*:30 o’clock. The revival services at this at the §Ctm1nolo High School. The Morning worship and sermon 11 church will continue throughout business session- followed the in­ o'clock. Sermon subject. The I la- week, day meetings at 2:30 p. troduction of officers. MosL Honored Woman of History. m, and night services at 8 p. nt. An iateic.-iing talk p» ‘College Young People's Union it :4.r> Courses" was given by Mrs. t In­ o’clocjc, Evening service bn’clock. born o Williams, a fter which a .Sermon subject, Tile Fourth Sen CHRISTIAN CUCUCH Junior High School Building. immL delightful social hour was en­ tonic From the (.Toss: Tlie Mo*‘. Edward Rudicel, minister. joyed. Appealing Cry Ever Henrd." Bible School, 9:15 o’clock. 1{. A Lee MacDonald will be heard in . a 1(1 or 15 mlnutojt -:uld*n.ti. Me. .\Vilaon,.Stil'crilitcndcn|.V) ** • " >...>■ t • MacDonald lias been aiStttl^ie.J Communion mid morning worship with one of tlie largest chureln s 11 o’clock. FnllowiHtt the morning services ‘in the country, m id'Ids address i.i expected to contain valuable sug- there will lie a congregational hol­ Bv MRS. HENRY WIGHTgestlbris' n n d 1vBlimtdt* iafornTntjoti. iness session in regard to the ( hurt'll Family Hour Wednesday m atter of selecting a building sim. livening 8 o'clock. H o n o r guests All members lire needed n t this On Monday afternoon a t four ■, , , ,’ for the evening will lie those who, meeting. o’clock. Miss Ruth Rich.: secretary Christian Endeavor, G:J9 o t-lm k ■ 4 of The National B etter Film* I'oun during the meetings conducted by ted by Virginia Barnes. ■ UVD1 «•’! S 1*7tho Meade Urothors, expressed cil in New York, will , speak in No evening services on account fo the club auditorium. 4 -Mjs« RipH their purpose of joining a Baptist Meade Brothers meeting. comes under the nnspicys ot_ the Ghurtfh. M issionary meeting, Monday at “ What is the Apocalypse? will Gloving Picture Conunittc of the 8 o'clock, on all chlircb meeting, he the subject of the devotional Weifaru Department, of which f ,,j„f.-TTtv , fG followed by o social hour. Mrs. Robert G. Davey is study. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday The First Baptist Church ex­ the chairman, and the message is & evening nt 1205 Elm Avenue. one no chili member can afford tends cordial greetings to citizens nnd visitors. to miss. Some weeks ago, Mrs. Win. F. CONGREG ATION AI, CHURCH Black mnn. formerly- president ttf ■ R in iia iiiB iiiiH in iiiiiiiin iiiiiiiiiiia iK iiiR N ik s iB ii Mnrin Stincciphcr, baritone so­ the Florida Federation of Women’s loist. Clubs, attended at the Waldorf E. 11. Randall, church school miThe rose bush rale, conducted by Astoria,, in New York, the unnual perintondent the Dean Seed Company of Orlando convention and Imnqnot of tliu Church School 9:48 o'clock. The a t Roumillnti & Anderson’s drug ■ National Board of BoVicw. Beginners, Prim ary, Juniors nnd ■ The B etter Fiimfi Council is the Intermediate Departm ents meet at store on Friday, was a complete g success, according to ,1. L. Dean, executive branch' of tin- import­ the jiarisli house, as does the Sun­ can Li: easily accomodated in our organ­ head of the concern. Hundreds uf ant Bt-.ird of Review^ ization. A full knowledge o f all phases shine Class. Mrs. Blackman w a s greatly iut- Miss Olive Peprson of ‘Washington tho plants- were purchased by lo­ o f buildin'ff and anUcijmtion of your cal peoplif for the beaut if icatiun of prckstul wit IE their tihns and ac-j1D. C, Will speak to Lhe interm edi­ needs enables us to com p lcid y and compIit;hmeuts, and will he pres­ ate hoys uml girls uboul tho.C on­ Sanford homes, A nother sale may lie iteld here ent Monday afternoon a t Miss gregational Conference to be bold .satisfactorily servo you. U est of IS ,of .OI in the near future, Mr. Dean stated. Rich's leettiro. All residents in June near Jacksonville. grades at lowest prices. iuvit.Sanford h rt. im *t ciirdinlly Morning Worship 11 o'clock CARD OF THANKS I’d to lie present. music by the choir mid sermon by We want to thunk our friends ! the pastor. f* *' * *■'» The busiiies.i liicu^itlg eT Wt'dThe Sacrament of the Lord’.* for tlieii kindnessto us mid for the ; S tichday will be of special interest, supper will he observed a t the close beautiful flowers sent nt the time a , Mrs, Qu lib way and Mrs. Gibbs of the morning worship. of our beruuvemonl. will give reports i*f the SI Petersi Mrs. Alexander Watt i lung cbnYcnlion, "Mrs. Douglas FIRST ( IU RCll OF CHRIST, Mr. and Mrs. Brown Miller u| bp will give a brief general imSCIENTIST. pressioh of this im portant and de­ Prowler entered seven homes in Christian Science seiv lies are lightful occasion. The Music De­ held every Sunday morning in th t Kansas City, but stole nothing. partm ent is preparing delightful WotnanG Club, Oak Avenue near Most have forgotten what Ids wife »■■■■■■■■■!■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■ Ml ■■■■■■■■■■■■•■■ It atIB mm music for tliu meeting. Tlie hos­ sent him for. tesses for,tEe afternoon are: Mrs. Third Street, a t 11 o’clock} Sunday W. S. Leak, Mrs. J .'U , Coldmtgh .j. *!•4--1-❖ *>4 - t - H - * y - S '<•4* and Mis. Claude Herndon. •.-Social and Personal Activities-: '■'WEDNESDAY-t„Suuday Scheol Council of the sbyterian’ Ch'urih Will meet a t The pupils of Mrs. Virginia PI* h)0 o'clock at the church. her’s piano class presented a mo?t enjoyahl,. recital on Friday afternoon a t l o’clock a t the k THURSDAY TltniitcM mid social luccling of South Side' Prim ary School nudlI the T. E. L. Class o f the B aptist thiium , before a large and interes­ 1Church will be held a t 3:30 o'­ ted audience. Tho program in full covered the clock at the home of Dr. and Mrs. F. D. King on l*ark Avenue, with following numbers. |Htx.A. L. .lowers, Mrs. John Ahra“ Vnlse Caprice" Engleman, I kams iiml ,Mrs. F. D. King as hest- pdw ard and George Mitchell. «!«. "L ittle Rogue" Mary Frances ,,. ; t- THK SANFORD HERAr.T), BATURDAY. APRIL 2, 1927 Mrs. Mattie G. Pace cjltertams Mem hers had fh#> Of Boole Lovers (|hil) ***1 At The Churches Women’s Missionery Society Of Christian Church Meets Monday COMING Fair Weather Will Prevail Next Week P R IN C E SS TODAY Hi Y Girls Meet At San I'ord High School Tasty Back Dinner for Sunday, April 3rd. $ 1.00 Woman’s Club Notes Roast M eat D inner 75c Delicious home'cfiokjng Ihat wijl please the m ost particular. Give us a try. Palm Garden Tea Room at tho B asket 2nd Magnolia A ve. Sale Of Rose Bushes Declared Bitf Success \ ALL YOU It BUILDING NEEDS A most enjoyable affair of tho week was the surprise birthday party given Tuesday evening by Mrs. A. I. W hitaker In honor of her daughter, Miss Mary Wliitaker, at their home in Lake Marv. liftp tThe> spacious rooms room* were aril;-tally decorated with cut flowers ically f and ferns. A large birtiidax, take with tinted candles-was plncvd on it table, and wgs surrounded with a bank of pink roses. About i/j guests enjoyed games and dancing until ii'lflto hour, when ;i cjtflirimir lev courKu’wasrat'rvtHi. Mrs. W hitaker was assisted in Alfred Robson fo .Orlando, with Y entertaining Hie guests by Mr. and I «r*ir' Ulu^ ^lrw' l ilul H°ke and baby The auxiliary of the Campbell1 the F. J. Coolidge and Son's Co., I S '., returned to their home Mrs Frank Evans. Mrs. Gaston Lowing Post American Legion spent the day in Sppford i m y . !lfUr u *ll" rl visit here held u most interesting meeting ami Mi-*.'Ewing 6f Laky Mary. | *»th relative*, Tho many fiends of MI*s hiiimit Friday afternoon at the legion Spc'ncor, daughter of Mr. and M rs.1+ li^,'C*„Uj‘iffin and daughter Mrs. < : .a . o s,*„ccr. Mrs. Elsa Knight, the charlmuu, liuirn fthe honor which bus bi»i-n J •> *1. i Bullock of Kissimmee were 1,1 presided over the business session cunfeyred ..ujam her In election a* uf Mr*- Minnie E. Jon ja, wlicn reports from the convention, delegate from the atliletie uymi iaheld last week ut Tarpon Springs, Reports on tin* state convention tion to represent the Florida S ta te , * were read. A gnin of 317 percent and on the recent Philadclphia-In- College for Women in New York i Y b i 'iw i" ' *1,' Tunnicliffo motored fa membership has been made by dianopolis Iwischal! game are to |v ,1 >l,,na Beach Saturday where the local auxiliary which is tne made a t a meeting of the A n n tknn on Aj»ril 20. b n 111 ,luF" u s accom- largest of any unit In the state of Legion next Monday night nt the Mabry .Summer of Tjuppa s p e n t: X bv Mr. Tmiliiollffe, Florida. Mrs. Knight was pres­ Legion Hut on the lake fran . ac­ Thursday In Fuufoid attending t o ,- 4 'll tpend the week-end here. ented at the convention with a na­ cording to an announcement m- d ■ hukbu-as. * j 'i tion citation for meritorious ser­ today by Roy Chittenden, <ra»i%* U tf e 'T '' Parcllft left F rid a y 'for vice in behalf of the local unit. mundor of Coinphell-Lossirig U> ■■ Mis- Olivo,New mum MwjjtNn*imi « it |!‘,ul. where he went to attend This was signed by Adalm D. Mc­ It is cxpifted thnt in th • m u* ■ Jii nnd W arner Sc&fftttljWill wc U0r,jtt Electrical ConCauley, national auxiliary presi­ future an effort will hr launchci mutwr to Tailifhur^F. ■* vention. V1'..-*V ^jrdity dent and Lucy Boyd. to bring tiu* 1029 state convention where they will qiviul tlie wet'k- •> Tho lucul unit also wa* present­ of the Legion to .Sanford and the end with friends. 0, “ ^ . L*^an °f Fust is spent the ed n large silver loving cup as m atter m ay be brought up Monday ± tisLr v hrl,lay ns the KUcst of ids winner in CIohs B. for member­ night. Two years preparation tor SOX NUST i <• ,ater Mr<- David L. Thrasher. ship. The unit has now been pro­ the actual convention, including a V IMPORTANT MEETING !• moted to Class A. There are lo0 year in width to arrange to bring A most im portant meeting of the **> \ 1 . i r!uni Drivitz, who is utmembers enrolled. Two Buyer ing Ur' D|,lv‘)r*ity>of Alqbaipa nt citatum hands wpie also presented it here, would make it one of the tho Seminole High Sthool will be best ever held in tho state, oifi- held Tuesday afternoon ut 3;d() ciiloosa. Ala ilondav^S’ A,n" v,il1 ut-rivc hire the presidhiii, hne for having the cials say. o’clock, when im portant m atters ti<m u y s|M:ud the K astcr -vacu- upit colors in, the parade and the will be diseiiBacd - -■ <r und oilier for being cup winner. Dr. nnd Mrs. A. C. Chamberlin The election of officers for the v During the bqsipess session, have returned from Winston-Salem ensuing year also will be held.lt <* nlans were made for a niminuge N O., where they were eulu.it t>y is eurnos'ly desired th a t all m o -1+ L P- H*j sale to be lield a t an early date the (Un«B« of Dr. Chamberlin s.bryi* there of high school student* will iV TtolahaV'***" U‘UVcs Su,ulay fo1 tbc -P-*-* vvller.e he will be one of and also for a bridge party to be jattend this meeting. E ^ Itu l^ Pl^**ntl(*4ye* ut the stale p|ven Monday evening, April DL tlier. . jw lit R o’clock a t the Legion Hut. Mrs. \V. K. Watson and in'iH J M rs. Ruiisuli .YauAviru uild A box. is i o be sent to the dis­ thalr house gu&sts, Mis-i RnOi Rich Rich of New York and abled veterans* hospital at Lake -ton Jack left Thursday for after New Y’ork and Mrs. Juuu-v A. i N, J. iiome .nt Alleidiurel, Cr«ig of Jackson- City, and all persons having books, few weeke heiv C raig of Jacksonville wilY be b t j .> upending-th<past u, . | y jo * h e r e Monday morn- magazines o r-o th e r donations for I*1.... i,i fi • 1<I (Li | horn.- infori.uiily Mondnv evcnbig with Mr. and M l :•’ » « • w . e . this mi mo** are uskeil Ip notify lick. jfrom 8 to 10 o'clock. No tarii*, | *i r nomo in Mono Court. Miss Jeannette l.aing. Legion Auxiliary Is Honored By. National Body ForRecentWork r#^(J H!!1! clioi** ] By tflUItri1*tnf ft h|itr»lr•ItVoi*ifM- ^ „ „ ._ Legion Meeting Is Set For Monday Eve j Security Lumber l'liune 7!)7 Birmingham Southern _ j Glee Club and Orchestra . PRESENTING “ ? TheGlobe A Musical Extravaganza 30 ARTISTS — 30 SOLOISTS-— - . Do Valso Mann — Eld red Bradford Joe Burleson — James Westbrook . James Waggoner — Marlow Benham Milane Theatre Matinee I I \ M. Adults 50c, (Jiildren 25c Night (all seats-reserved) 50e and JL10 Seats Now Selling HE 520 51apic Aye.:; $4.00 Men’s Black or Brown OXFORDS 3T 36 Inch DRESS GINGHAM 2.95 19c yard Men’s Broadcloth SIIIRTS #2.50 Ladies’ Full Fashion SuU-rile 95e SILK HOSE 40c Value Plain VOILES Silk Pongee Natural Color 25c yard $1.95 75c yard GHURCHWELL’ 4 or.ifG* ■ -..M - �Br* jjTJPBPf'* ^ilWn r. , V' : ^ ' .1 # IETR01T TIGERS STRONGEST CLUB, WALSH DECLARES W 2fl................................2.450,780' n r n A m i? S JA G D I7 O T Twp 19. H, i t Hast, and ronnlnir thene*” Hienc* "North i i . s Ifeut; North sstt.S «lienee NVcXt «S60 feet, thelire Smith 434.3 feel to corner post 15 feet North of rlght-pr -way of ACL IL IL Company, thence In n southeasterly direction par* nllel With the sa.d It. n. right of way 6*2.14 feel to n stake 1C f.-rt North of said right-or-way. thence East 1"1 feet t<* the point of ' beginning, containing 10 acre* more or less. Also begin nt n point 1030 foel North uml 2017 feet West or the NW corner of Hue. 20 Twp 19 K. It 30 East, and run thence Noilll 40.1,3 feel, tnelice west is«i met to a stage in mid­ dle of creek, theree In n south8H E W 1F F easterly dlrectmh along said I V T l t H C i n O t H T C O U R T O F T H E creek 107.C feet to a stake 16 fe d North of A. C. L. R, IL right of 7 t h J U D I C I A L C I R C U I T O F Ti ll H wny, tlibnce in a Houthenstsrly S T A T E . O F F L O R I D A IN A N D lUrtctlori parallel with said ItF O R . AH MI K O l i K . . COUNTV ft. right-of-way, 219 feet to NOTICE OF HALE point of beginning. ContainPEOPLES HANK OF HANFORD. A 1 the lug 2 acres. Inert, or loss. Florida Hanking Corporation. Hald land ly i n g and h « ln g In Plaintiff, Hcmlnolu County, Florida." Vs. C M. RAND. ti UllYANT, Defendant. SH ER IFF NOTICE 1H 1 IEREHY GIVEN Tint under and by virtue aa ®xecullon Issued out of the Circuit Court l x T H E n i t c r i T c n i n T in-' t h e o r t h e s t a t u o r I't-Onr*)*. of the Til. Judicial Circuit cf . i° IN AND FOB SEMINOLE Ktntc of Florida In-and for Heml­ COUNT! nolo County, on the 10th day of NOTICE OF SA LE March, A. D. 1927, wherein the Peoples Hank of Hanford, n Florida I’E O P L B S MANIC OF HANFORD. A I'la ln tlff. Hanking Corporation was plaintiff and O. C. Uryant wus defendant. I have levied upon and will «u»r H E R M A N .MEADE and F. W. G R A ­ HAM D efendants. for sale and sell to the highest bid­ NOTICE IH H E R E B Y G I V E N Tlint der for cash at the front door of the Courthouse In Hanford. Heml­ tinder and by v lr t d e of an ex e c u tio n H an k in g C orporation. nolo County. .Florida, on Monday. F lo r id a -- Court Circuit of May 2nd A. D. 1927. during the legal Issued out of th e r«r tile Heventli J u d icial Circuit of the hours of sale the following drscribed property, or so much there­ Htuto o f Florida, In and for Hentlof ns Is necessary to satisfy said Hole County, on th e 3rd day of March. A. D. 1912. w h e r e in the execution, to wit: l'e n p le s Hank of Hanford, a F lo rid a "Lot 4 of T. L. Cushing s Ad­ B a n k in g OorPqrjRlon. W a s P la i n tif f dition to Oviedo. All the unand H erm an Meade and F’. W . 'Gr.i.lotted part of lltock H, D. H. 1mm w ere d e fe n d a n t s , I h a v e levied Mitchell's Survey of the Levy upon and w ill o f f e r for s a le and (Irani that lies South and West s ell to th e h ig h e s t bidder for cash of the Ovledo-Sanford llond. eti Monday, May 2nd. A. D. 1927, Lot 4. Hlockt, John J. Eagnn's d u r in g th e le g a l h o u rs o f s a le ut Addition to Oviedo. th e front door of t h e C ou rth ou se In Lot 20. Hlork D, of MltcheU a Hanford, S em in o le County, Florida, Survey of the Levy Grant. th e f o l l o w i n g d escrib ed p ro p erly, or Lot lf>. Block II. of D. It. so much t h e r e o f ns In n ecessa ry to Mitchell's Survey of tho Levy au tisfy said ex ecu tio n , to w it: Clrant. "UR fi. Block R. T ie r D, o f the Iail 0. Illock 2. of Flora T o w n of Hanford, Heights, . , , (3 fe e t on th e Nortli aide of Lot 19 of tho amended plat of l e d 4. Block 7. T ier C, oT I l f Edge wood. T o w s of Hanford." Lot 29, Block It. of Mitchell’s Hold lands ly i n g and b eing In Survey of tho Levy Grant. Hemlnolo County, F la. SH of 8E»i of N E y of Hcc. C. M. HAND 22. Township 20 H. IL 30 B. SH E R IFF NWI,i of BE:u of NBU of Sec. 22, Twp, 20, H. It. 30. E. KVi of N E y of HEU of Kuo. IN' T IIE COUNT! COURT IN AND 22 Twp, 21 H. It. 30 E. F llll SEMIN OLE COUNTY, Said lands lying and being FI.OIIIIIA In Seminole County, Fla. NOTICE O F HALE C. M. HAND OF HANFORD. A SHERIFF. P EFOloPrLidEaS RANK H an k in g C orp oration , People* Hank of Sanford was Plain­ tiff aid IVi Oulmliy, Jr., and Char­ les E. Henry were defendants. I tirv«> levied upon'and will offer for sale and salt to the highest bM «r for cash on Monday. May Ind. A. D. 1927 , (luring tho lovnl hour* of sale at the front door of the Courthouse in Hanford. Hemlnnle County, Flor Ida, the (allowing described pro­ perty, or so much thereof ns Is nec­ essary to satisfy said execution, to wit* *’l.ot !» of Mann's Subdivision of the North 4H ncrcs of Lot E4, Hi. Joseph. Said land lying and being in Hemlnolo County, Florida." C. M. HA Mr "With these figures showing j j l / i l D flilij D E f lJ 1 business on the upgrade generally, there are only two reasons which could be advanced for a possible decrease in snlus—first, reaching | tho so-called ‘saturation point’— and second, n general decline in business producing n reactive tendcnoney In buying. Sports Expert Picks Winner "No one hne ever been able to Only 13 Counties] Have Pro­ ndvanco any reasonable formula tective Measures, Avers In Younger Circuit; Mack- for figuring tho 'saturation point’ Commissioner Royall; Aid men Are Ranked 2nd While The ‘two or moro’ car trend is so O f C il i w i ls la tM iggcslcu hc^slufn Are Flitted <Ird pronounced that lormcr theories are being constantly upset. If we TALI.AHAS8EE, Fin., April 2— knew the total nrcu which would tly DAVIS J. WALSH International News Service Sports ho occupied if nil cars produced (IN S )—“Florida hus tho best fish­ were running within that area, ing grounds in the United States, Editor NEW YORK, April 2 —Largely making it impossible for this but only 13 counties in the stnto li«-KU.He the Detroit bnll ciut> in nil space to nccomodftU any more have made an effurl to maintain probability wilt be fighting for ilti cars, some basis would be available them by protecting the fresh water munnper this season anti not with for figuring 'saturation.' But such fish in their respective areas dur­ | him, the writer ventures today to a situation is impossible—and we ing the spawning season,” stnto name the tigers ns potentially the may leave the ‘saturation jwint' game and fish commissioner Jorstrongest tram in the American for the future to determine, inas­ tlnn B. Royal! J»nid todny. The 12 countlen that have ample league up to and including this, the much as the human-mind will find it possible to open up any bottle­ fish protection are Escambia, Snnpresent moment. It has been an annual absurdity neck trnfflce congestion which tn Rosa, Okaloosa, Walton, Wash­ ington, Holmes, Calhoun, Gulf, to declare In March whnt will hap­ might develop. Jnckson, Franklin, Liberty and Wa­ pen In October but there* Is no law kulla, uccording to commissioner against n man playing smnrt, even Roynll. All of these counties are in if he knows hotter; so that partic­ the Western district of the state. ular brand of hocus nocus may well Protection of bass at spawning be retired from circulation. time in n part of the Crystal Ri­ Therefore, the clubs arc listed ver is provided by Citrus county. below merely in order of their Po­ "Such condition.must not conti­ tcntinl strength, with an easy mind ll nue if Florida is to continue its or the equivalent: R. S. Cole, General SalcsIIcad. place as ihc ‘fishermnn’s paradise' 1. Detroit. Predicts Greatest Demand of tho United States," Royall de­ 2. Philadelphia Athletic. In History Of TheCompany clared. • 3. Washington Senators. "The asset of this to the stnto 4. New York Yankees. 6. Cleveland Indians. DETROIT, Mich., Apri 1 2—A con hardly be overestimated, With 0 Chlcngo White Sox. demand throughout ' America for its well-stocked fresh water, ex­ 7. St. Louis Rrowns. tJupmobile eights and sixes dur­ celled in extent only by one state in 8. Boston Red Sox. ing the next several months that tho Union, Minnesota, and with The tigers hnvo made only two will materially surpass nil pre­ cllnintic conditions that make life changes between seasons but, speak vious records in seen by R. S. Cole, in the open delightful throughout in g with malice toward none. Both general sales manager of the Hupp the yonr, ever reasonable safeguard should be thrown about this re­ have been for the hotter. The ad- Motor Cor Corjwration. A dltion of Marty McManus has stakIn its pinna to meet it, that sources thnt attract thousands from . ed the infield to tin? punch and company announces the completion other states anually. "No section of tho stnto can with­ j-.’ ateadlnens it needed. The munuguri- of rearrangements to its plant fa­ al trade of morinrity for Cobb has cilities permitting «n Increase of stand the*' great and increasing 7 giver, the •Jt’b the pence and good 50 per cent more cars than its pre­ drain that is being made on the supply opfresh water fish without vious capacity. w ill It never has had. Mr. Colo announces that indica­ better provision thun wc now have Oi With nny kind of a brenk, this ou tfit might hnvc won nt lenHt one tions show that nates of cars for for conservation. "Tho necessity of a closed sea­ pennant during the last five years, March will bo the largest of nny but either it couldn't or wouldn’t single month in tho company’s en­ son on sult-wntcr fish was recogB nixed by the state legislature sev­ 1 win for Cobb. This version of Its tire history. eral yours ago and provisions “Our recent delivery of 75 eight failure has been common gossip T H E CI RCU IT COURT OF T I I E for years; so much so, in fnct, cylinder earn to our Chicago dis­ were mndo for the stale-wide laws I N SEVENTH .JUDICIAL CIRCUIT that the tigers were tho hot tip of tributor in one drivonwuy consti­ regulating the fishing season in O F T I I E S T A T E OF F L O R I D A IN AND F OR SBSIIONLB nearly eyery baseball mnn in tho tutes what is believed to bo the salt water similar provisions are necessary for the conservation of largest single shipment of eights COUNTY south this soring. The prophets NOTICE OF HALE can’t go very far wrong, nt that, In over delivered to one company,” lie tho fresh wuter fish of the state, PEOPLES HANK OF HANFORD. A touting n club that has had good said. “ThiH is an indication of if the present supply is to bo corporation, Plaintiff. the increasing volume of eight cy­ maintained. Vs. but manhandled pitching, fine \V. H. MUNSON, D efendant. catching, and adequate infield and linder business. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ’’The automobile shows this year second white woman in the nlnte three outfielders who hit over .305 That under and by virtue of an ex­ to be sentenced to tliu in tho elecwere liy all odds tho most success­ not to mention a fourth who led ecution Issued uut of tliu Circuit Court of the Tth Judicial of tliu tho league during the greater part ful for us that we huvo ever trie chair. .State of Florida. In and for Semi­ As she was leaving the courtknown, moro than twice ns many o f tho 1025 season. • County, on the 3rd duy of llupmobllcs wem ortunlly sold j house for tho jail, ‘Bnbo’ Ruth, here nole Anything, of course, can hnppcn during these shows than during | with the New York Yankees for an .Mnreli. A. D. 1922, wherein the Peo­ Haul, of Hanford, it Florida In six months and many things any previous abow period In opr. exhibition game with the St. Louis ples Hanking Corporation, was plaintiff, w ill. ..The White Sox, for exam­ history. and W. II, .Munson wus deferfdunl. Our distributors and Cardinal* thin afternoon, upple, would bo a far better bet nt dealers, reflecting tho general! proaehed with Detective-Inspector I have levied Upon Ufill .will offer this .Exiting if tho Unfortunate public’s state of mind, are ut the Hurlhert who wa» showing the fur vale to ,the highest bidder for cash, on Monday, May 2nd. A. D. M ostll h#d delayed his attempted highest pitch of enthusiasm over ballplayer around town, and offer- for 1927, dining the legal hours of sale the front door of the Courthouse ■uicidqjiy even six weeks. 1827 prospects. Wo are working ed words of sympathy to Mrs. Jack- at in Haiilord, Seminole county, r i i The J'hilndelptlla Athletic* hu\u on plans to add steadily to ((Ur, son. Ida. Ike tallowing described propermore ball players than they know denier organization. Because of . '--------------:-------------- i) of W. H Munson, or so much k what to do with; and, therefore, Hupmohilo’n reputation w„ a le ip: I P n i i n ' lhereof an,may he necessary to satT it r iT 1 wty said execution: •r e rupkid below the puce. One tho position of selecting fruit bar.- 1 / L r l l A l l l I II rA I "Lots l.r, ami It., les s the W est man’s guess on this half club'is as Jreda o f able motor car me rehahIin i u IV h fil 133 t i u l of tail tu Of .It. at. good as ^mother's. But, offhand, (Users seeking our fnuvIiHu. ------- S m ith 's Third Subdivision. 1 wouhHuwlfatc to go too far with Haul limns I) lug ami in;mg 111 Hcoitllulc C o u n t). Kturhlu. » team wjilch,doesn’t,know wheth­ III S v ling ^Mronlndigtjtiou; • M. HAND er Colitns or Bishop w ilf play se ­ cond bare; Holey or Gullowny will IN T i l l ! I 1114*1 I T r o t IIT O f T I I E be Ita’j&qrtBhnp; Hale or Dyke* seventh jt iiiriA i. r it ir i it Miserable Fix, But He o r T H E STATE o r I'l.l l ll l ll t its third baneinan and Brnnnm or , , . IN ANI I roil SEMINOLE Found Relief. Poole Its first baseman, to say no- I « n ) ( ) h ) ( i ( H I O F! fit* rot vi i thing of its superfluity of out 1 3 U I I U U U W U U I J H H I U U ^ PEOPLES MANIC OF HANFORD. A Hi.iuoi itiioitlng curpu.iitioii. „„u, Plaintiff ^T hV club has too mnny rundidulvn | ................ BERLIN, .......... April, 2. - ____ (IN S_)— 1 Swirk, Okla.—In describing how NOTICE OF HALE too "muoU* managerial ^timber, l w ' '*>?!*» Germany" hns been selected «r- *n°r?d indigestion, Mr. Vs. and she will probably represtnt o- U Strain, c l this place, Bnya: much uooertalnty. At prcaci;t,lt prese G, W. V ENABLE el ul. DefendI hnvo been a user of Black is the greatest gate attraction in I Germany at the International beau h* Ml - m fgre-----® t ... , .. ....._a.... A .. .1..1 .. I,. .1 .. 4 ftnl.o.ul .., NOTII E IS HEREBY GIVEN That for four or five years. I baseball; yet no one can say how tv contest scheduled at Galvestun Draught hnvo been taking it for stomach under uud by virtue of an executDill Issued out of tile Circuit I'oillt good the team is until Connie this year. Miss Germany with her common trouble. I suffered after eating with nf the Till Judicial Circuit of the Mack hlnrndf decides what men blonting and a 'tight feeling’.' Slate uf Florida, In nod for Semi­ name of Hildcgurd Kwnnilt, is arc on it. \ 'I had spells when I could not cat nole County, on tin I iih day of twenty-one years old, blonde and • ’1 The Senators with that womlermucli of anything. .I hnd ___ _____ severo j'elirunr) A. D, 1922, wherein tile Hank of Hanford, u Fini­ 'ful outfield of Goslin, Speaker and not bobbed. She wit* born near headache*. I would bo nauseated ! ng Corporation Kom!ir*lvrc in Kant PrURuia ami i< wT m lw, nnUBC®^a M*. limikinK rtMirath.i, was iiluln Rico; a smart, variegated offensO so .jfr nr,| it w. V. .,uh|, u„«l K. It. an orphan. orphan » lliido" i-i a feriVnt “"[} {{“f 1 “ 1<,L 1 wa“ ,n ° pretty < Murrell w ere defendHtils, I lutvi and fair piUhlng, might go »ny- tinnier, hut she hardly smokes urn! Vhcre, hut right now they seem l i . . , . . • M 5 . M. . .. ... . I begun tsking Ulnck-DrnughL It x ' n. 1 11*, "" . ' ’ r, fo,r , hr no belter t***m n third eholen ■y*1*’8 nob's•I hair. Ill n etu n e m o ,Vnndorft,T|.. \ ?,mJ '"•, i "* 11 •' ‘''Kkesi bidder m no i). h»»'o u, i , i «____ » a .i Wonmi). May mu. , iicr. i..aq- n , to.r . , n>M) my nntr mm ,b?bbed|*if omimu. u li can tan mu,> help hadn rnnMj . « ____ Tliry promising |t „ Hhf, wcr;.. «*of 77iey have . a most p ro m isin g ,!,,, e , u|(| 1 . ,l(i interviewer' ' \ t f “ flun t found apytntag that bencfltpd p»27, during tho legal hours of sale mo an Black-Draught did. I certain- Ot the front door of the Courthouse xqustl o f young pitchers but u'', |U courso. If my finfihee wants It. I’ll ly can rocoinmena it. ' III Hanford. Hemlnnle County, Flor­ a promise become* fulfillment, u ^ it ,ltil , (lf,n»t think ih set lbed ] "niero were timoa when I just did ida, the following tics, I promimt Ink**' it for KrunU'jl that vvill/' nho ndded with a tmillc* without anything to cat until I w a. itw 'r i't-S ifta 'I t . ■ ris* pitching will Iw a bit uncertuu) Illldegnrd Kwumll was unknown too weak to go. I wan just miaor* wit: with Johnson iinavsli- until a com in Ittoo of Berlin urtbts nhio, und when I ate, my system 1 “Lot 5, Hit,ok n, Tier 7. of H.tnI*1 particularly able nt this time. Hi* catching and firm actor* arrange « beauty suemod clogged. . ... -; also is open to dubious scrutiny eorlest recii!ly, “ I hesilatod for I S Tknow y hl ad™ hc* Bot So nihiutu"County! v l,•a rml f fhi *a n d and the question of whether Meyer quite a wbile before I decided to II Hi didnt Just whnt to do. I w ill prove un acceptable third base- go,” said IHide in answer to (pies* know I couldn't work if I didn’t c a t s h e r if f . man still is much in the air. tuinns how she liked her new title. Socmcd like what I spit up was bit­ j n t i i e r n i r r i i ' n o r t o r t i i e Tho writer foels that the Yankees ilildc is a good lliitisfrau. She ter ns could bo. I took BlackS E V E N T H J U D I C I A L CI I U' LTT to cook and dp all sorts i Draught pretty regularly and got . o r T i l l ! S T A T E O F F L O R I D A ‘ wetrnft the Iwst club In tho league knowst how IN . A N D . . I’Ol l SEMINOLE me work German wuniun aro , * could eat, and I don t havo la st year and they aren't now. Thrv of homo COUNTY profet- to take it *o reguiarly now.” n c - m wnnjin/ujlff of nrdlnnry pitching, a used ot do. She hen hoh no profe* NOTICE OK SALE PLOl’LEH BANK OF HANFOBD A five-thumbed shortahip and a third slot;, hut has found a lions* with Florida UuiikltiK Corporation, basemnn who no longer can movu relatives. “I have no particular Plaintiff, > about with tho nhandon of a youth, unigitions, as fur as my selection . Vs. PurelR V egetab le JOE FERNANDEZ, llefendunt. haThe pUching has not been impmv is concerned. The only ambition NOTICE IH HEREBY GIVEN That ed between season; in fact, each 1 havo at present is to nmko my under and by virtue of un execu­ man on the regular staff is Just future huslmnd happy at home. We IN T IIE f l l i r r i T n i l IIT OF T H E tion Issued out of Ilie Circuit Court Of the Hevetltli Judicial Circuit of a year older, winch usually means ho|ie to marry in summer. seventh J i i i u iA i. n u l l r r the Htuio of Florida In nod for OF T IIE STATE OF FI.OIIIIIA a year worse. The YankH blasted Seniliinlo County, on the 10th day IN ANII FOR SEMINOLE thrill way to n pennant hut they lit March. A. D. 1927. wherein tlm COUNTY I conies Bank of Hanford, u FlorJon't v t figure to do it ugnin. How­ NOTICE OF HALE l!!‘, Banking Corporation, wus 1'EOI'I.EH BANK OF HANFOltl) Plaintiff ever, that Impressive punch can't Joe Fnrnundex was I'lurl.la llaiikluK ('(irporutlon. defcnikint.and he laughed off in a high falsetto; I levied upon uml will A I' Pirlilu I la nt. Iiik C o r p o r a t i o n , JACKSONVILLE, Hu., April 2— (.rfer for Hale und sell to the blithest it will kepp them up with the puce. bidder of cash on Monday, Mu> 2nd. (IN B )—'Billie' Jackson, convicted P l u l n t l f f , Vs, m ...... —i----------------recently l»y n Jury of the murdered ED OGLCHHY. JR., el ul, Dufc'ln- A. I). 1927, durlna the leanl hours of sale nt tliu front door of tliu ilnnts. of her hustinnd, Hugh Jackson t oiirUiouso In Saiiftfrtl, Seminole NOTICE IH HEREBY GIVEN roadhouso musician, wus sentenced TIikI uiiiIit and liy virtue of un ex- County, Florida, the followiriK doto die in the electric chair by Judge j e< iaive Issucd mil nf tlm Clri-uR serlhed properly, or so much lliercan Is necessarc to satisfy said Daniel A. Simmons in circuit court Cnurl of llie 7R» Jullclul Circuit of or to Witt • Ills Htulc of Klnrldit, In uml for execution, here today after U motion for a new He ‘‘BeKltmlUK ut n iiollit 673 til llin In Cnu lily, on the 40i day of f('et North and 19*7 f e e t W e s t trial bad been denied. Site is the November, A. D 1922. wherein tliu i»i tliu N W co rn er of * » no optimii.Mr ti unit* on Uie spring business outbsik in the autonlobilc Industry, discounting tho 'satura­ tion point* bugaboo und iKiinting out favorable conditions through­ out :tho country, is sounded in u ■tatament just Issued by William B. Knud sen, President it ml Gen* rui Manager of tho Chuvrulct FISHING GROUNDS IN THIS COUNTRY H U P P EXPECTS RECORD S A L E S FOR THE SPRING IS iviiss uermany in Galveston Contest JackKonvillc Woman Sentenced To Chair Chevrolet M a k e r ...Optimistic A b o u t Sanford Loan & Savings Company - "In forcasting u eontlnuuiicu of good business prospects for tho Bpring months I am perliaps in* __ i l .. *i.________ , _ # _ ______ flucpcdl bv the aspect of our own . sale* which have never been better in the history of the company," •aid Mr. Knudaen. . “A* evidencing steady growth In automobile production during thl* period, s t a t i s t i c s issued by the United htulc* Department of Commerce for the last three years CUVorinf the *!« month* from Jon!i*ry > June 80 ure interesting. **' T w flCUPM for thf'SP VMifs frtllne*'* .. ..... ..2,064,661 2,178 26 I ’llilntlff. Vs. 8. A. II. WIL KINSON. D efen d an t. NOTIC E 18 H E R E B Y G IVEN T h at u n d er and by v irtu e o f an e x ­ e c u tio n Issued out o f th e County Court of Hemlnolo C ou n ty. F lo ild a . on th e 10th day o f March, A. D. 1927, w h erein the l ’en p les Bank of Hanford, a F lo rid a H a n k in g C orpo­ ration. w a s p la in tiff, nnd 8. A. It. W ilk in s o n w a s d e fe n d a n t , I have levied upon nnd w ill o f f e r fo r sa le nnd sell to th e h i g h e s t bidder for rash on Monday May 2nd. 1927 d u rin g the le g a l h o u r s o f solo mill s ell to the h ig h e s t bidder for r a s h at th e front door o f th e C ou rt­ h o u se In Hanford. Hemlnolo County, F lorid a, d u rin g tho le g a l hours of s a le on Monday. May 2nd, A. I). 19* 27. th e f o l lo w in g describ ed p r o ­ perty, tit* s o murk t h e r e o f a s Is lire- c a n nr to s a t i s f y sa id e x e c u t i o n . :o w it: ■‘Lot 2. B lo ck L Tier 10 of Hanford, Lot 2 B lock 3 of F lorn H e ig h ts . Hald land l y i n g and bHpff In S e m in o le C ounty. FlprlduC. M. H A N D SH E R IFF IN T H E CIRCUIT C U IW T O F T H E 7th JU DIC IA L CIR CUIT OF T H E HTATE OF FLORIDA IN' AND FOR SEMIN OLE COUNTY P EO PLES RANK OF HANFORD, a corporation, P la in tif f. Vh W H. HOYl>. D e fe n d a n t. NOTICE OK MALE NOTICE IH IIER E RY GIV E N th at under and by v irtu e of an e x ­ ecu tion Issued out of th e Circuit Court of tho 7th Ju d icia l Circuit o f the S ta t e of F lo rid a In and for Hem|tuile County, on t h e 3rd day o f March. A. I*. 1923, w h e r e in th e i'ctjplt ( B a n k o f Hanford, n F lo r id a H anking C orporation, w a s p tn in llff nnd W. II. Hoyd w a s d e fe n d a n t , ■ have levied upon and w ill o ff e r for sa le and s ell to the hlgln -st bidder for cash a t the front door of the C ou rth ou se In Hanford, F lorid *, d u rin g th e le g a l hou rs o f sale, on fix ed point nt pld th e n ce H 85 E. 9.19 chs, to a corner, th en co H. 32 d eg ree* 00 .U,.,,' rhs. t» o point "n '''.V 'Vn '' th e n c e w ith the shore llnw In u n iir t h m u l s r i y jnirscUon £■ m ore or le s s to a p o ln i on th e wnteiH e d g e nt th e e a s t sid e o f the approach in t h e .dork le a d in g to th e boat Imdse. th e n c e H. 30 degree* 00 m in u te s B. 19 li n k s to «n pin m otium ent. t h e m e w it h the s a m e h e a r in g of Kec. 12 T o w n s h ip 21. K. It. 29 E. 10 a c r e s In sijr. In S\V cor. of I. ot 2, Her. 12. T o w n s h ip 20. H. II. 29 E Hald lan d s ly i n g and Itrlfig in Hvtnlnnlo County. F lo rid a.” C. M. H A N D SH E R IFF IN T IIE ClIICITT COURT O F T i l l : 7lh JU DIC IA L CIRCUIT O F T IIE .STATE OF FLORIDA IN A M I FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY NOTICE OF HALE P E O P L E S B AN K OF HANFORD. A F lo r id a B a n k in g C orp oration . P la in tif f. Vs. II. G. DIETERTCH. D efendant NOTICE IH H E R E B Y GIVEN That und er and by v ir tu e o f un e x ­ ecu tio n Issued oilt of th e Circuit Court of tho S ev en th J u d icia l C ir­ c u it Court o f Florida, In and for Hemlnolo C ou n ty, on Urn 2nd day of April A. P. 1923. w h e r e in the Pen pics B ank o f Hanford, a Florida] Dank lo g C orporation, ■w a s p lu ln tlff and II. fl. D lalorlch w a s ilefendnM , I have lev ied upon mid w ill o ff e r for sa le und sell to the hlgheNl b id ­ der fo r cash on ’ .Monday. May 2nd A. D. 1927. d u r in g th e leg a l linurs o f salo at th e fr o n t dour of th e C ou rt­ h o u se In Hanford, Hem luole C ounty, Florida, tho f o l l o w i n g d escrib ed p rop erly, or bo muck th e r e o f ns Is n e c e s s a r y to s a t i s f y said e x e c u tio n , to Wilt "A p ortion o f Hecs. 7 A 8 T w p . 20 H. It. 31 K., b ou n d 'd and d e s ­ cribed us f o l lo w s , to w it: lie g i n n i n g at a co rn er post s e t In th e grou n d m arked w ith a null for tiie point of In tersection o f • 'Ohio and J e s s u p A v e n u e s (or C rlppen R oad ), a ls o b ein g tho North line of the H W 'i Hec. K. th en co Houth w it h c e n te r line o f Ohio Ave., 3.212 c h s to all Iron pin corner, m ad e o f old b u g g y a x le ; h ere tho su r v e y for b ou n d ary b e g in s . T h e lice H w ith said A ven u e 3.391 c h s to un Iron pin corner, th en co H *9 d e g r e e s 90 m in u te s W 11.91 c h s to an Iron pin c o m e r , th en co N. 44 m in u te s W I ('.8 ch s. to un Iron pin corn er, th en ce N. 32 d e g r e e s 09 m in u t e s E. 2.669 chs. to the HRERlp m o to r car g e t Mommy. Mar 2 nd. * R. 1927, the Of S1VII C. M. R.\x In y o u r next f o l l o w i n g d escrib ed prop erty, or so m u ch th ereo f a s Is n e c c s s u r y to s a t i s f y said ex ecu tio n , to w it: " W est f,Vj c h a in s «>f HEV, of H\Vti of Hec. 12. T o w n s h ip 2u. u n i.'.,,* H\V« 2 36J chs,. to a n l i o n ulna w pnltit.’ Witnesskil TiV 'n' iSiltilet n o r t h c n s t r ly 9 fr e t , w r it e r . IS m i n u t e s ( e s t i m a t e d ) Ri*nc N'. »il d e g r e e s 00 m lm ltr s > 11.146 elis. t o t h * place o f b* g in n i n g , e r o a f l n w tho line i.. t w e e n Hoes, 7 A s, a l a dUlatirt o f 2.R* eh s. M'. o f c e n te r ||ac o f Ohio A vo. Hold la n d s l y i n g nnd being in Hemlnolo C o jttt y . Fla." the protection of the famous Sealed. Chassis i A Beya B A JLH E ach B uick o p e ra tin g unit is sealed inside a dust-proofwater-tight housing to protect these v ital parts from wear Sanford Buick Co MAGNOLIA AVENUE a- ■ TikJ- Magnificent Sixes as well as EigKt& y ut Mohkhoma Manh a WAckoRAUGHt Company. sciaisaii THE SANFORD HERALI>LSATimnAV, APRIL 2,1927 PAGE FOUR (Incorporated) CAPITAL $100,000.00 Sanford, Florida. DHtECTORS DIRECTORS John V. Oberholtzer Joe Cameron Charles Dunn It. J. Holly J. M. Wallace A. Minchew L. P. Hagan Paul A. Oberholtzer' EIGHT PER CENT PROFIT SHARING STOCK This beautiful new Chandler Sedan, .<995'© Styled for richness ^Built for comfort'-and how it does step when you step on it . ♦ . I HANDLER is being heartily con­ gratulated by friends throughout C the nation'—for Chandler has leaped out Jn front with one o f the largest atul most selective lines o f fine motor cars now before the American public. Besides cutting a commanding figure with its magnificent new Royal Eight. Chandler is winning a great and merited popularity with a complete new line of resplendent Sixes, in three chassis sizes. As in the Royal Eight, Chandler lays ful 1stress upon style in all its new Sixes. Go look at this sedan, for example. Everybody who secs this Chandler in* antly exclaims about its beauty . , . fitantly its modern modishness . . . its very unusual roominess . . . and, above all, the gratifying good taste displayed in nil its appointments. Pikes Peak Power Principle And when you do miles in the car— when you feel the results o f Chandler’s great Pikes Teak power principle—when vnu snaD ahead in traffic— and swish up the hills—and try cveryspccd on the speedometer— then your good ODlnions of the car multiply a hundredfold.. Chandler now gives you a choice of twenty-five body styles—the Sixes from $945 to $1895, the Royal Eights from $2195 to $2295, f. o. b. Factory— all models possessing the great Pikes Peak power principle and One Shot” cen* tralizcd chassis lubrication. We proudly ask you to 6cc tii:j« cars —and take out nny model and test It to your heart’s content. Florida Chandler Motor Company, Inc. Commercial Street.. CHANDLER*CLEVELAND R O Y A L E IG H T S - MOTORS B IG SIX E S * CORPORATION S P E C IA L SIX E S * CLEVELAND * S T A N D A R D S IX E S ^ SKSUK* ■r M» '¥ > �THE SANFORD TTERAT.T). SATURDAY. APRIL 2. 102 CO. the ear, not the owner, one HI? for estim ates l \ W. RADFORD m o d k l t r im ti SEMINOLE HUDSON INC 201 Oak Ave Rhone 41 4— Business Service “ WE CLEAN YOUR RUOS ABSOLUTELY CLEAh Our rug cleaning plant is strU tly modern. Rhone Orlando 005,1 or drop Rriccs same ns Orlando. Russ us a card nnd our salesman will call to see you. M attress Co. 1122 Church St. Orlando. Florida. »i *uj\ b‘; publish**ih ®g,im* • if nn error Is mnue -a iterntil will not be for more than one SSS*St .JSS3*3 a■Vrald w roffice s -s w B or t»y relephono dtseontin>ra are not valid. IOATION INDEX: The classifications are >d and numbered for ♦nee. They are made-Hoally nnd numer. ads under each Ih^a'1* so roado-up alphabet- THE SEMINOLE PRINTERY ANSCO CAMERAS AND SUPPLIES f.01 W. 9th St. W. N. I.um lcy Prop, Ik L. Perkins — Haberdasher headquarters for Collegiate Clothes. 110 First Street. BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation boxes nnd general cement work Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Torwillegpr, Prop. LANEY.S DRUG STORE—Pre­ scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We arc as near you us your phonc> Call 101 THINK—If you are thinking of building, why pay the Architects several hundred dollars for plans, when you cun get the same free, nnd keep your money in your pock et . For further information see SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS. V. C. Coller, Prop. Ruijding Con­ tractor, General Shop & Mill Work nnd llouso Pointing, 115 N. French Ave. Phone 285-J. LUMBER and complete line of building m aterial. Low prices. Security Lumber Co., "W here Good Grades Come From ” Muplo and Sixth. Phone 797. Phonograph Repairing Piano Tuning By experts with 17 years experience. Sanford Music Store und Gift Shoppe Room 10 & 11 McLander Arcade, Phone 812. FOR YOUR HEALTH’S SAKE TRY CHIROPRACTIC AD­ JUSTMENTS. DR. W. E. MAODOUGAL. 1ST NAT’L BANK BLDG. PHONE 482-J. dinounccments H— Financial FOR R E N T> — Small bungalow on FURNISHED—. Apartm ent, up­ stairs, with screened porch; garage. 911 Park Ave. Inquire 907 Park Ave. THREE— Furnished rooms with private bath. First floor. Apply 110 W. 9th. FIRST FLOOR—1-room upartm ent all conveniences; also garage 20D E. nth St. THREE ROOM — unfurnished BBRMEN TAKE Notice, fish Ulitur like hungry wolves, see CONCRETE in every shape anti npaitinent, private entrance, $15; Oiltiby for boats and bait, form, blocks, tile roofing, ornn- three room frunished apartm ent, • m entals, etc. Sunford Cement PrOd.- ptiee accordingly. 1105 W. Third. ucts Company, Fifth nnd Maple Phone 221-.I. A. K. ItoaSITER ' Sts. Phone 112-W. FOUR ROOM.— delightfully cool m Avtoua Phone 212-W CLARENCE SMITH furnished flat, eastern cxpusUr i Floral Suggestion for Every General Contractor Iorated on Park A te. For inspec *Occasion 600 West First Street tion ami all particulars, address Floral Dtaigns a Specialty a t Phoit? 441 Untile “A” RD Box 215. MANENT WAVING — $10 ) 115. H an dling by our ux- CLEANING, PRESSING, DYING p 0 |> tperatar.' Blue Bird Beauty —“W'c do it Better,” Try us. Rcy- ,.oom al Clennets nnd Dyers, J. C. Jack- | ___ m . Phone 149.J. son, 105 E ast Second St., Phone 481-J. I No ■■ ----- ---------- room lOtomoliile.s HADDOCK STEAM PREHSERY | week —Cleaning, pressing, tailoring BOOST SANFORD Phone P THE N<w Sanford Booster 105 S. Palmetto Avenue TW’O rooms, kitchenette und bathi diiplaylng bunch of celery 140-J. beautiful outlook; ull improve I :acn. Mudcbnker Agency m eats; attractively furnished; _Juan Gatajc Co. moderate rent by week. Young’s Apartm ents, office utO N. Purk CHRYSLER IS. J. FULLER MOTOR CO. Ave. ford Ave, nt 10th St. Phone 692 WtilNS A COWAN CO., Auto Radiator and shed metal work*. A’lGHT-lTIRISENHEUKk PRINT SHOP — Printing, Engraving. I»m .end ornamental sheet metal ffk. Tel, 7IC-\v. 207 French Ave. •Imlsisiing S hi us first. We dt rhone 417-W. It. It AvenueSANFORD IIUICK CO, 'oinmerelal Street. *212 Mugntilin Ave. _____ Phono 167 "JEPSON WANTS TO SEE YOU" House. Hotel, A p a r t m e n t lletise. HUPS—MAR MONS anything in Furniture J L I SON Sanford Automobile Co, FURNITURE Co. I l l I .Pnrk Avo. *>Magnolia A\ 5— Help W anted Fem ale LADIES— Earn big money al home in your spare time, pleasant, Plionc 61 interesting work, Positively no selling. Stamp brings particulars VULCANIZING WORKS American Novelty Co. Evanston AND GOODYEAR TIRES 0- S. L Batteries. Distributors Chundlcd Commercial Avenue Messenger WANTED L-y ~ FORD —FORDSON ply Pobtn! Telegraph. si» . ,ard Higgins Inc. jnercial & Palmetto. Phone 331 7—S itu atio n W anted W ANTED — Employment. Boy 19, ndHn.!?0r<* ton Huck, excellent with license to drive truck- also f ourm'r north,pi,,,,.. rtv.- has wheel. Good reference— S. h“tuM„ Nt* f„r cn;t, ,rnlnK .j. i 21— Acrenjje F o r Sale •■i>llenl Inn AW -I'V£ BEEN GOING OVER THE BOOKS-IF I HAD ONLY KNOWN WHAT CONplTION THl5 , BUSINESS WAS I N - I J CERTAINLY WOULO / HAVE STAYED OUT J ^ W OFtT TOU DOM'T WAIT TOR THINES TO BREAK. SAY'. T h is p l a c e WAS BROKE VdttCM X CAMe HERE AMD s o w e s e v Too ^ A / I ’l l D o n ’t ' V<NOVN v je l l .An yh o w . . V M POTTlM G MY; HEA.RT INTO THG Bu s in e s s ^ T E A H •'T O O CAM l o s e V oDR f i t ART AMD STlU. HAVE _ \F HE. Q 0\T€> H E CA m’T 1 GET HUB MOMEW T\V-L PAW DAW. i f B E G E T S F if ze o h e . g e t s »t a t ONCE., -n-L B e t h e KNOvNS 7 oBT VMAT x va/ a k t T T b S O M E T H IN ! tE» A O N E MAM M AC H IN E'* A M ' I T S -T p a i m O C C U P IE D ^ A B lU T V AN' L( ..N S !/ h e ’s g o o' TrlC-MFLOATePS v m pecW A J o B T ’ CxE f l f ’e R MONEW Q utCvY — 8 u T NSJRE.CH»N* T h "BUULB* DtGNHW ikjC* 'Fo y SALESMAN $AM ■Si-J'PT L t P 'T U i.'T o u )o ^ < Fba *TW SoAKUt-'v ■BRoi.-TH* CM1ST OP m o w W ick -To cjem ew . — w t n p u t THC-j E- C^UW!» OOTTtN T3USlNe« IN fX -— ^ H o r e r v*5h il e _ ____ NOSH?L .f c .. F fcN V Does He NO 'EAAPWftHt W O W w ork fM H t NO • - 2 0 0 ____ Gozacn G O Z ZLEn v IK Pt WiX IrU S CsOS OOTTPt ■BOStKEiS COOPLPt WYOMING COAL 100 MILLION IN LAND IN BATTLE CHEYENNE, Wyo.. April 2 — tl\S l Nnrtlmni Wyoming is - t'n .T over n legal battle being wngi I at (litii-tte. iif Campbell County. In deride title to a valua­ ble coal field near them*in wlth-h mnl u<-i th in excess of $100 000,. 900 lies waiting for an operator ’capable of exploiting the field. The dispute began four yenr-s ago when Murk Shields, then Pres­ ident of tin* Hunk of Gillette, «jw>it* $200,00(1, said to have licun bank funds, to ere-1 a plant and ex tract III million tons of coal from the land held hy him nnd a p art­ ner, Sam Ditto. In 1921, fncid with charges of omhexxli-mciit, Shields committed Hliriile. A suit for $15,000, based on n lien in liehalf of miners nnd n form er manager of the mino has been filed in Gillette nnd a firm of Oiiio capitalist* are reported to be trying tc clear their asserted title to the property, acquired sev­ eral weeks ago. (.ease Was Sold Following Shields' death in 192*1 th,. leuso on tho property contain­ ing the coal, which involved a ten cent per ton m yulty to the United States Government, was sold for $25,000 to E. C. Raymond of Nou- 'A T C tW ‘3 A ' T lO *T\LR . \ a T ov ^c e • g o m e \ b en d FOR WOO L ltE K S — ------- WE.’lTe PILL OJTTfrt RPuHCO PtTb----NOU BttoGT Pi NICE. . s u c k e r . ---fKES'rtE PV.C 'U&ORmtr 'tr^ i ir\ T h * CtTV y N O P E .— n s Pa l i i 5HOUL0 w eep A U fd jjT p g “mese I ^ttc»<t«> CRitsO I Vrttt WJi»T ncu tco o r* pms ]t e d : *er ^*7 VMR6IO 9? *I aniH — Big l.ogal B attle C reates In terest In T itle Row; D ispute Bcffnn In 192,'t GOUD Convenient first floor apartinenl for rent, furnislieil ni unfurnished. Very reasonable. Ap­ ply Hll West Third. high and heulthy oak und pine section good for citrus fruits, good First floor unfurnished ap a rt­ for poultry and good for nil kinds ment for rent, vacant April 1st, of vegetables. T hirty acres, high 1115 Myrtle Ave. Mrs. Noble. and dry location for u home and four acres In m urk for vegetables THREE-ROOM Furnished Apart­ Or bidbn—it wiil raisu anything ment. Apply Herald Office. —the man who wunta to work can make a good living from this TWO ROOMS —furnislieil for light plure. If you arc interested add­ housekeeping. 719 Oak Ave. ress OWNER, care Sanford Herald. Any reasonable offer und terms will he considered nftui1 you have 10— Ilnii.sr.s For Rent seen the property. HOUSE FOR RENT SPECIAL—Sale of few 5 aero 2 baths, car parage pletts, located nt Gorda Park near Avenue. Markham, where now hurt! road is furnished house now being built. Have boon told to sell (cheap at $100 per acic) price $500 for 5 acres. $25 deposit, Nice suburban home for rent easy monthly settlem ent. Fine in­ about April 10, for one or two vestment and soil is the very best. families; big open fireplace; also Apply 11. S. Mitchell. Generul De­ fruit trees, chicken yards, garage. livery, Snnford, Fla. Rent very reasonable to party who How ynu were brought up lias will look a fte r same. Apply II. H. Mitchell General Delivery, Sunford little to do with how far up you will go. Fin. AW -CHEER UP' D R vF T B u D O ^ /! D R IF T ! BEST BUY IN AGRICULTUR­ AL LAND In Tho State Of Florida In the flowing well district nenr rash, balance easy. Plume 715, Sanford, with clny subsoil. On the highway nnd one mile from Scruggs-Scoggan Realty Co., Inc R. R. station. Already cleared, Perfect drainage. Virgin soil of unsurpassed f u ­ x oticm r im im ' iii .u *a tio n tility, will grow anything. N otice o f c la im u n d er S e c tio n 237?, It. S. u s nmrniled tty th e a c t of 1,000 Acres in units of 5 acrei, .'nntinry ?7. 19??. ns many ns you want. L’nlti-d .States t.nml Office. AT A PRICE SO LOW’ IT WILL O n ln csv llle, Kin., F eb. 2fi, 4»I7. "Make Y’our Head Swim” NOTICI-J Is lir.rntiy ttivrll Hint Home Seekers, Here-In Yniir-Vt Iti-nrv S c li o ts In in iife r e e o f l.lllie Chance It. S trn llim . linn filed In t h i s o ff ic e no ii|ipl!«'ntInn •niiler s e c l ii .o 3373. It May Never Como Again Itevlhi-d Slu t III en. uh ulili-iuli-il hy If you cun make u small cash tl.e m l o f Juilllliry 37, lt'33, fo r th e mymenl and finance your fir-*t- .■V- Lot i Set- no. r . is s.i it. at i: ntnl N*K', Nl!'« S.- i*. 30 T. It H, .Toy, it will easily pay for the It. 37 G. Till. M. F lorid a, unit II M and. Hie entile bns pi-en a ll o w e d liy tlie If you are looking for a “Snap Hei-relarj* of Hie In terior, Sitrlnl XV. IIUI17. Here It Is . All lu-rsons rln lm lnK th e lunil ndSee Me At Once vi-rsely nr derlrltiK to show It to W. M. YOUNG ln< iiilnernl III cliiira cter w ill he n I- 1 lo w ed until April 33, I!i37, to file. Bargains In Rent Estate th is nffli-e th eir nlijeetInns to tliel Park Ave. and Commercial St 4 It) semi nr,• o f puti-nl tinder afp resu ld He Who Laughs Last \ t c a Htkftv H A- HA - HEAR 'iflAT ? „ Y B E B -H E LEAs/EB > / 20— Farms I-ur Sale ••’OR I SALE Two arm truck farms, closo in, on Dixie lliglivay, flow in"- wnl -r. elQct**b*Ity. L. \. Rennud 820 W. First St. By Willi OUT OUR WAY ------ j Magnolia Avenue. Unfurnished. In H ave1desirable residential section and BARGAIN IIUNTFR lortce {^**ith£r. cn»y wh!* dlstatica of the luotn business district. $1(1 monthly. I’. Arbor, Country Club E states for Ave. O. Rox 1.11. Sanford. $225. Cnsh with deed. $200 paya­ ble ihi’tWo years. N. \V. Beaty, FOUR ROOM—Ilungnlow opposite Lucerne Hotel, Orlnndo, Fla. aviation field, Sanford Ave. lights nnd water. T. B. Kinnni, R. F. D, Orthophonie Vletroia, practically Country Club road. Sanford, Fin. new. laitest model. Is beautiful machine. Will sacrifice for quick 11— Miscellaneous 17— Business i’inces For Rent rale. Call Mr. Kclloher, Snnfoid Country Club. Rural 2500. FOR SALE—Well established pay­ OFFICE F*OR RENT—In Meisrh ing Indie* shop. Rccscnabic. Sick­ Uldg Apply A. P Connelly A r m ir t /u h iH u h b U i—^uhlumiih ness CttU.se fer selling out. Rhone of Thirteenth Street, fncing enst, Sons, Magnolia and 2nd. B70-J. can he bought for $2,750 on any reasonable term s. This is an ex* FOR SALE:— Oriental rugs, smell ATTRACTIVF. looms to ren t for (•client location for a Duplex stores or offices a t Park Ave., nnd Inigo, china, etc. till Myrtle and Commercial Street. W. M. Apartm ent House. Box 100 cnic Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave,, op­ The Snnford Herald. I will not lie responsible for ac­ posite Court House. FOR SALE—Two lots in Onk Hill counts made by Handcil Kinnrd Hl.'SIN 15SS LOCATION and two lots in Buena Vista $050 T. It. KINAIID. NICE STORE room 15x60 %l cnch, cash payment nndterms to The stove snie is now on my en 220 Magnolia Avenua. Suitable fur suit purchaser. Box x». enro Ilartire stock nt cost. I). W. Short Me small business; rent reasonable. nld. Apply a t A. P. Connelly & Sons, Lander Arcade. 224 Magnolia Ave. Phone 48. 2<»— M iscellaneous F o r Sale TWO REFRIGERATORS — Good I!)— Houses For Sale condition; priced rensonalile.PierFOR SALE— Radio battery in good aon Larkin, Inc. Mel-ander Arcnda. HOUSES —For sale or rent—Now condition, almost new. Leaving Phone 880. building a t Sylvan Lake (Paoln) city for summer nnd will sell for on first section of homes. New $8.00 117 High Street. 14—Rooms Without Board homes of 4, 5, and 6 rooms, orders All kinds household furnishingsTWO—ta rg e rooms; first floor; taken for sale or rental nt very cool; furnished; summer rates, reasonable terms, Reservations including Frigidnirc—Apply on’y now open for rental nt curly dale. house on French Avenue in DreamPhone 175-J. Apply H. S. Mitchell. Real Estate, wold. ONE AND TWO— furnished house Gen. Del. Sanford, Fin, keeping rooms $1 and $5 weekly SALE—Cuban Flint $100 Cash and $50 monthly will 114 E. 5th. Street. $5.00 per bushel. Cull buy bungalow on Magnolia Avenue Price $4500 Buy direct from ow­ ROOMS,— With or \Vithout menli, ner. Phone 148 and nsk for Mr, FOR SALE—Two dressers, four Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. tables, Apply 217, Highland St. Mitchell. ONE OR—Two furnished rooms INCOME PROPERTY will: private family in modern BUNGALOW — A ttractively fu r­ nished, 5 rooms, hath, sleeping house with nil conveniences, rates reasonable 208 Evans St. (17thSt.) porch, double garage, nice lawn ami NOW' RENTINC shrubbery. Cash $1,000, balance 4 near OakAvo. years. Mrs, Simmons, next to T as­ ty Shop, Park Avenue. 15— A p a rtm e n ts F or Ilen l month v q'»?t *r* stwvici iwc ,y /,s yg anti death of Commander Robert W. ('ubsno <3 the r.avy departm ent *ovc was advised today. The injured nre Lieut. W. B. Itnssleur, St. I^iuia, Mo., sustain, " cd burns on fnce, arm s und back, ton Ucut. M. V. Stonestrcet, Nnsh|l Hw v' ” e* Tenn. lacerated scalp wounds, burns an hnnds and neck, sprained leg nnd shoulder. t ,i Edwin W. Oliver, Homer, Gn., nvaition m achinist’s mate, slight­ ly sprained right leg. r Comer Vincent, Philudclphiu, I’n. *Ui nvintion chief mncliincst’s mate, l i e • ^ f b t burns on fnce und arms. , John Russel Roe, Akron, O., rn- WASH INTON April 2.—(IN S) * —Four of the five passengcis S were injured in the crash of a navy T PN-9 plane off N'avnssa Island J West Indies, which resulted in t h e : * By Taylor BUT WHAT A80UTT M E AND MY M0M6V Jdionmn wns uninjured, Japan Rocked By ^ Another Trembler TOKYO April 2.— (IN S )—Japan wits rocked hy unothor sharp enrthquukc today. One woman wa* ftightened to death by the sbtwk. In Miyntsu nUmc 21 houses wer ' wrecked. Clocks in Kobe and Osaka wera stooped ut 013 A. M. In thosa cities tho populace, roused from sleep, rushed into the streets in their night clothes. RATES REDUCED Jan [anta Apartments Effective At Once Two Apartments Available Now Electric Refrigeration Steel Appointed Kitchens Mrs. Swan, Resident Agent Phone 910-W v F. F . Dutton & C Phone 650 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1927 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 02, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 02, 1927. 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Fiurlda's « H«art S fJ g S S M S A lin WASHINGTON (INS) Police F<>rce4 vonerse Crow'll jiiion SympaUn-j •Near Pittsburg nt Of strike D olcnaia d P n r tu ils C -C r - "ttjdmrgli f ’onl CAmpnny s mine, operated on m e „p i,bn, was the scene of .w.lio.. t . *1 A(io, Apr. h- The full «•«bu M|R|1«*1lS)l>n of soft P°tu in the unloniswl central tire field was expcctcl to , lied t'slay. , (it uirlnight, Man'll *H, a nut - , *f holidays and half noliprovenletl both United \ Forkm,' officials and the , \n front determining the J f tin* tie-up. , L w,r,* counting m*nv- ( L ii* offer ol John I*. I*cw- . r pitiHent, m l»8im!‘ l \.e II of all wli'es which would \ U Jacksonville wage | r the drafting of a new mu [ bdiivi n wcdi'i* between Op ; filffeiiltstiniui in we tern I hsnia, Ohio, Indiana and ; LfK itlU i s a ? u im u VI CNN A, Apr. 1 f INS) King Ferdinand's condition Inis taken n tarn for the worse, lie cording to Bucharest dispatches received this afternoon. These ronorts stale flint the king’s fev­ er bi*s risen, that Ids heart is allowing signs o f over-strain and that Ids ipteslinal trouble is beenming acute, making it d iffi­ cult for hint to lake nourishmi'll I. Fears o f Irouble if the king nln'.iild die are increased by re­ sentment to iTentier A vere* cn’s reported statement ibnl la* would establish n dli’lnti.*i:.bip,, it is reported. Have ( Y m m u n istic t’ o s ie r s Been P laced On H om es O f R ich C h in ese A t lehnnit TALLAHASSEE. Fla., Apr. I— Horse racing in Flnrian will he one of tho major topics before tin* I i:atc legislature during the com­ ing rixty day m ssinii wliicli opens Inmorn‘.v, according to little 1groups of legislators in hotel loh lii< s mill nlmut the stale cnpllnl , today. I Aides intimated among the Fieriiln luwim/koiH that a three-fold . movh to legally authorize hnrae ai d Jlog racing in the state will lie ; outdo within n few weeks. Then* ore few legislators who desire to i go ><.• far as In give the state a 11 1 min Iage of receipts and profits. The first plan for legalizing race, tracks and the parl-intitnel |system of belting, nr. dim cseil by legislators today. In nil "out on.I 11,ui" bill declaring llmt tin* p.'trlinnliifl machine is legal and that : -4 percentage of the leeollils of tin* o j c cXdi/f jiiu * .AiAVC.r W £ J3 S K S K . ^ ttm bitterest mayoralty ciontuilumi ChlcnRo tills year bus butt one of Dover, Democrat, runtllng ugutnst Mayor William 1 2 . in its li.'itory William Halt* Thuiiitpson. Iteptibllcun unit Ur. John Jormer Muyor . . • t. l ’e rsouiiuttoa. Inventlr.ations. charge* UiU JcebcrtBon. IndepcUflent anil luunui.ihureta bate heated the Chicago fltbt. CHICAGO, Apr. I ifimnLsmt ii I The clo'iing day of the ealit] ruipn. tb<> liltter. -t in Us* Idatory „ f Cliiciigo. llltdii Hie city illybU d ap.almj it <If on a bail-triRv* i' ,.dK,.; 0 ’ffic'mls, coenisaiit of the daugi*rotis sllimtloii. Hnye ordered lbe IriMps held ready. 'Hie terni„*r of tin* crowd:. as traugi I l*y to­ day's Kinnslilog windup, will ue.id,, whether tin* ele-tnm will be Imbl under a r.peclally dcviaeil p«lice piitml or umh*r the rifled'ol the militia. Adjutant Geheinl Citllos Black ami MriJ. Boy 11. Kc**bn, eftmmander of the thirty-third (Uvhtion, hr. i in Hi,, rj!v ready to a time com 62r> CarsOf (Jrapcfruit i Shipped In Fust Week-: OKI.ANDO, Fla., Apr. I (INU) Fhoida i: rapel mil slilpijed din­ ing the week ending last .Saturday approximated 020 earn, nearly twice the shipments of tlio same week a year ago which were *H » curs, unording to the weekly citrus index o f Clia.se A* t onipany here today. . Shipment*! c*f Florida oranges for tile past week were estimated Police court was not of the us­ at 525 cars, an increase* of 50 cars over the figures for tin* corres­ ual length tills nuTiting and the docket was disposed of within a ponding week of last yenr. •diort time. Kvidfiuo of a war by IIn* police on atltonmbile drivers Hicham Faces Third wlm fail to obey the “ Stop” signs through rtreel intersections was Trial For Murder at noticed in the number of persons wlm lost bonds " f mwh for^ail* onllnunco* CONWAY, S. (’.. Apr.4 (INS) nro to observe Thov were: II. O. Crlppen, Paul After stoically watching hn* >:lU trifled in tin* South ( aridma Forbes, G. K. Mo./re, Jnint H S.M,courts for more than six year*, ,pi,ns and C. K. (’orpington.Wiilio Udmuml D. Blghum, twice convict- i Union eslrented u S*’l bond <>'> -1 , ,| slayer of his family of five went eliai go of operating a <ar with tin* muffler open. For alleged park­ <>n trial for his life ngutn today. Immediately after the defendant ing without lights < lorettre K< uwas arraigned, selection of a J . erlsnn was fined 5;k y needing counts brougl't ■,ne" from a special ven re of county men parted. In"t.) of $*’1 nnd *5. respectively •<» ilions were that the entire imumm Griftlni and S. <’ . Barber. ,.,..,,1,1 l„. roll .limed For alleged illegal piu.-ession or lioimr. .lerrv Jackson w«s fined $j(K). cr Go days. A disorderly conduit charge cmd Johnny Hicks $25 or ('.» days. Krnest Palmer uml Henry Wil­ liams inch estreated $|M bonds on rparges of driinkennesH ami K. >. Prescott was fined $7 on a smi­ Light Police Court Is Heard By Judge White This Morning of . py Fed Squad Rapidly Rounding Into Shape As Season Draws Near w a te ry I ,.,!., tltcir mu­ m spring training tliis B T " ut Mniiieipal. Fid,! and ■ .'w day* lb,.re is to ■ g f act luu M'lieiluled on tin* ■ l* * t Maiiager I.«*.- Crowe has It. i ,l,:" ‘ lie first " f K T . oi, l* ar‘’ 10 h" Staged ■ lI »Iin hand:, B r !r advances, so d„ Player. i„„| u„. |uu,.r K week should I r l. i,‘ ‘, r .'!r 1 “ ,u romulid in»!'» -e t|,a1 „ f,.w exhibition t ,weath,*r Iuih f“rIm-oii , ,(l t * i'he -....... ^ Ioiduitbw t iuo(fliDi? when upwards o f one millintl cit|w«)b t'<‘ to the polls. ; UIINGTON, April 4 - (INS) Incan millionaires are on the *, according to an analysis » income tax figures just ted by the treasury. J *ete only 71 persons in Wed States that paid income M incomes in excess of $1,­ ' during 192.’! and PJ24, Im*. ■the number jumped scn;.n».h> 2ti7, ami there worn »to naid on incomes o f more (IN S )—Tito hist niinu.e nerurnbli* for votes if) (.'hiedgu's “ ikuviIi r-liarrcl" niaym*alty rnnipaign .is expected to lie* li-rmin * li*.lay wb. tlu-r the. city will be ccvilrfiih* I by notional lhc; l*'1*hers, West Perry I os thi* iii«, t iiiiiittiviiitr *»r who materially assisted In brtnging the first h'df nouiumt to Sanford lust year. The former wl I"* n far batter pitcher this aiimimr ai d Hhmibl ring “ P » » ll,nh" ‘ o f y5*ftr‘ ‘ At p i . c n l , William*. IVrry-Jwl Withrow are farther advanced than the rest o f the group o f hurlers. Kildio Wad.*, Hoke B.asley and Ki,, Dunbar «r.; sol for » ■POWERS EXPECT TO SEND CHINA STRONG PROTEST lliree Chinese, Admiral t'. S. 'Vdlimns, coninumding tin* Asiatic fits?I adVi fed the Navy DepartmeH, today. The Anterlhms*were pail of an in mod force which Ind been plated the American steainci it. The vessel Chinn to protect . wan nt lacked by Chines'* Sampans, loaded will) local agitator.. Admiral Williunis repint Stated: “ At Chunking, on April 2, it l*ecaino necessary for an armed guard front tho American rlvoe Kiinloat Munacncy which was »>:> houfd tho American Steamer Chinan, to n«e riot gam: to keen off Chirr m * Sampans who were thVterniiAed upon revenge bora use of un* mithortasd cargo being removed, due to tin* fact that it was chdungeering tiic ohjp. Throe Chlnc.so were wmtmiqd. on.* probably fatal­ ly. A demonstration has been planned lor toduy by agitators in protest against tin* force used by authorities on March .*11. The The American consul is on hoard tlio Monucpry tend Is still awaiting a reply from mh.rionaries in the in­ terior. . "Jlritisli gunboats Mananias, Widegeon, and Teal arrived at D em and Fur ReporntiortK A nd W a rn in g A g a in st F u rth e r Out r a c e s M av He Included In N d le T o N a tion a lists Japanese Concession Reported Attacked By TJte Nationalists PEKING, April 4 (I N S ) — All Americans remnlnlnfj In ITnnkow huve taken refuge upon ships in fear o f an anti­ foreign uprlainK following nn attack by Jnpnnose against a riotous mob in which 10 Chi­ nese went rejMirted killetl, a o corriirig to word'received from U. S. Consul Lacklmrt today. WAfelllNjflTON, Apr. 4— (INS) -Negotiations between the power, over the critical state of affairs In China have reached a point where it is likely a strong; and concert •I The .lupaneso ojiened fire proton will bo nwulo to Uio Cantom*:o government this week over against the rioters with macldnu the Nankin; outrage nnd olher guns .Sunday night when Uvea of .lupaneae nationals were threaten­ uni-foreign outbreaks. ed, Japanese are leaving Hankow upon every uvallubl» boat. Lectmer To Speak Before Local Club FBANClBCfO, April 1 relied to* Army planes ................. . . .HIi A. Ncher Airmail pilot* and Albeit "shali. i, of Fan FiajieiKCOl flying from Los Aiig-b-i Sun Frnnriiu’O. wlm have been mis. (Gene Siirazcn Defeats log him*.* early Sunday nuiriung. Walter H asan, 2 To 1 Carrying six encka of mail, tl"' plane was mure than 21 bnuPs oV« ' ■ PIIINGH, WHITE S ' IURt*p»»rU the drone of llie iua* •••»«' Vu., April 4. (INS) —Gone Sxi*w»had been beurd over the eltjr <;" ly xlmi |,:ts not bee" going Well lids ] Sunday, mused flying ‘,fr‘r; ^ ‘ ‘ year, hut ho still is a jinx for Wa! * l„ fear Hint the pilot, muddled by ter Hagen. .... ... , , ■ fog, had note dived lnt» San I*ran «fi-ft‘iilcm! \VttlUR% - bi I, In » i u o Bay, ringing fllntoft inmu their i '}b) Hfl-hole mutch hero [ Sunday, marking the fourth victory | One man is reported j lately. |*t* blirg-175,(8)0 New Church to Im erected cor und High Street*. jMany U. S. Citizens jAre Leaving Pekin Asheville has imen ordered to Tiun-Tsin. • Although many Americans aro leaving Peking, 400 American round-the-world tourlats from the steamship Heioluta arrived here todny for five days of sightseeing. insisting bo served upon the NoloiinlUts. An ultimntton carries with it Inherently the threat oi SHANGHAI, April 4— (IN S )— sanctions and reprisals, and m Hankow that point Ih? British and Atncr Japanese residents of huve fled.......... from tho city, lean viewpoints diverged. , ....... ........ „. following The attitude of the Washington mob attacks upon tho Japanese congovernment him been stiffened con- .cession, uccording to Information sidembly since Friday by the U n-1received here today, vis report. This document, only | Kvaruatian was virtually com­ with Sheriff c . K. Grnyuon, who part of which lins been ntnde pub- :pU tul at 8 o'clock Sunday night rerpto..* *' (,'ov. l.cn Small to liave Communistic boosters have been lie, contains the copo)osiops of. tho v hon three atcamers left for Shsngptarrd upon tho i*osidi*ncos and Americau consul at Nanking on . r.ai carrying the refugees, It.- ir.» . fevailatile if ncedeiL A tare lint irt tlio greatest fear. imsimys.i plarei o f wealthy Chiiies** tho outrage there. It definitely | The flight whs the result o f ntThe "Lilac!. Belt,’’ with a popula­ at bhang. After the arrival of tion eatlmat 1 ui 1BO.OJO, iH lined the Mmtaeaey the l ’.l Cano, width im : rdidlv In,hind William llaie lias been Motioned at leliang dur­ Tbuntp‘ii>a, Kepuhlienu,-who »» op- ing tin* winter, will withdraw With [hv ei| by Mayiv William K. Dover, tin* MniiucMcy to Hankow, Democrat. 'Ibe police are loyal “ All British excepting tho con* Imp’ll lincut cannot fail to take cog t,i Mayor Devci. The (national Mil, tin* mot her Kupeiinr, and a iii.'itncn of it, . . , protect the cancel slot) uoruatt. I'.uiii-t ii emitrol!*.*.! by ufficcra (.-.mloAt have left Chfiltg-Sha. ThB fate o f Five Japanese blue-' Not withstanding tlit* savage in «uf.| to f .v.v tin* Itepuldlean eauso. .I .ilior mdons Itayo threatened tho jackets and five civilian* who were ■ Pie .Utility .i ela ill between po lAiitfjrlcan consul, About 13 Anter* dlctment of the Nationalist rv- carried o ff when n landing party II, e nnd guardsmen la not being *Jis, ii Catholic misaionaries who e'lme liy Consul Davis, the Stato from n Jnpnneie wurslilp drove ou^ 'pnrtinent In still averse to plcdgoverlooked, it wa uaid. not evacuate through Chang- D.njr tlio American government to menacing mobs from the Jnponese tlfivernor Small, a Hopuldlca Shu leinuin in Western flinmn. a definite counm o f action should concession ut Hankow, is not yet lull Ion; at loggerliendu with U >• h • Anierlcan consul contcmulatim there be nnothnr such occurrence, known. i Itojiip.-'on fiieiioii o f tin* party, cbulng the 1'im.aulate mi April 17. One biuejacket Is reported to be such a.i tin* British government i ,,iii in n Irwt minltta sta!.-“ At Hankmv, following a quan tl wanted to do. The British wanted to have bevn drowned following his menl fur tin* I'oraier mayor. . inform tim Ountonesc in no uncer­ capture. Senator t’ harlea S. Dineen, who l„*tween a .Injiunese sailor and The trouble arose from an at­ SBkewh'c was nt odds with llie lickhhnw collie n molt of Chinese tain terms that drastic punitive ncThompson fartioit, is now taid to . nolle* invaded the Japanese cnii- tiou would upvedilv follow auv re­ tack against a Japuneso bluejacket eessjon, looting ^itops and attack­ petition <>f the Nanking affnir. when the sailor remonstrated with be Mipportilig the former muyor. ing Japhneso on tju* streets. Jup- Bombardment of the nntlve sections n Chinese boy who hud been Inducnnt*.--,e sailors win* were Intided from of some of the c oust a 1 cities, ami •d by by slanders, to play a prank I a gunlxmt wen* compelled to open blockade of the ports were among tipnn Min. A crowd uisui '* * ’ * * I lir,* with machine guns, wounding the reprisal measures considered sailor, later attacking all [a low Chinese but eventually ills- by the British. jackets in eight, Uprising the mob. The tailors Againtit this British pout ion, l itunhlned nshore guarding the cor.- which tim State Department suaCONDON, April 4 cession. Trouble is expected from peeteil was dictated to boino extent Clashes itJ|W Inken place tween .this incident, by British feuru of what may Imp- (thinc.il* mnhs and British li “ Dr. lay lor and family, who pen in India unless utrong repres­ ut SlumM, it was reported from 1previously bud been reunited as sive action is taken in China, The Honk Kong tills afternoon. Anti-foreign feeling ut Shanghai . 1being unwilling to leave have left Autericuii government rontemltd ‘ {Hankow for Shanghai. There aro that it did not desire to place uny i i Increasing and agitutors ure ac­ ) no foreigners now remaining in niorignge on its future, policy. tive, leading mobs ill pillaging nnd in attacks'against the Kngiith. l Nanking, except three dunir.li Chinese troops at Chittg Kiong huve taken over und occupied might or might not lie wise to fol properties which foreign residents The announcement that Silt* low on a given occasion in the fu­ evacuated, the dispatch added. ford is to have u radio station o f ture. her own for three days v..is made Roll Weevil Forecast tliis morning by the committee from the Woman’s Club which is Tax Books Remain For Celltral*Section apdpsotii.g Ibis year’s Chautauqua * !.A **“ Open For 1 Month imlifrum. This arrangement, WASHINGTON, April *1— (IN S )— which wn M-.urt-d through the coartoK.- of llednalh < hautauqun, Building Permits In The tux links c f the county are Mississippi valley territory may «s- , will enable Sanford to broadcast to bp kont one a until May 1 and peel somewhat heavier Initial in­ March Tola! $65,000 property her he: t talent and mu- li interest­ owners may In) allowed festation of boll weevil than wa.i ing slid worth-while Information to pay them without additional experienced in 1926, tho infestation Building permits issued for co*l, according to un announce­ deeldely increasing to the eastward, epiicernlng the "City !-ubtanil«l.“ Tlii* fiivt program will Is) broad­ tin* mi-.ilh o f March amounted to ment made toduy liy both Miss tho bureau of entomology of the cast tonight at 8 o’rl > k over tlie $65, 21(1, according to an unnuoned* Ellen Hoy, city tux collector, and Department of Agriculture announ­ tjO.IKH) n t which ha: been erect- meat made ((slay front the office John Jenkins, county tax collector. ce ! toduy. The survey Indicated that in the in u temporary sluillo in tlie Val­ o f ('. L. Goodhue, City Building Mr. Jenkins is in receipt of u dez Hotel, 'tin* program had not Inspector. The figure was slight­ telegram from Governor John W\ eastern ureas, however, sufficient lietn eiimpleled nt mwn today, but ly lower than tlmt o f February, Martin asking that the county ac­ weevils will bo present to cause seil wi|s an nub ilVcd that Hanford’s permits railing for $09,000 were cept imviuentH up to May 1 ami rjous damage provided weather best talent will be hoard tonight sold. stoic* that it can be done with conditions during the cotton-tfroWMarch is iir.nnllv un o ff month in “ wisdom." |t is expected that no in,; season are favorable for wcev. UM well ns on tin* other two nights of tin* broadcasting. Mayor F*/r- the building industry and several costs will In* added to those lute in il development. In Texas, especially in the central portion, the weevil rr*t Lake will have charge " f the projecis known to la* in view* will paying. preuuldy not break until tlx* lat­ Miss Hoy stated today that the popululion was decidedly increased ter pull of next month, local oilv luxes could he paid until May by favorabl* weather conditions building authorities report. In 1 without additional expen.se and during the latter part of the 1D26 1K26, the permit t*t for Murrh were tbut all advertising costs would be growing neiion ind a son tiih it $l88,2'tu and in April they ran left o ff the tolatl providing each heavier initial infestation is ex­ near the half million mark. payment was piadi* before the pected this lesson than for several years. lolls were made up. Army Planes Looking For 2 Mlssinff Fliers SAN (INS) ( iltiy for r* *• Citizens Seek Refuge On Ships, Fearing Thrit Ahti-Foreign Feeiing M ay Spread Chicago Closes B itte r e s t MayoraltyCampaign Today; Soldiers May Guard Poll Liffuj^j-taini accijitancer, l PPunTufuive fiei'n few nnd I nw-n. Tiiey said lliM today J Itai pnly a scatt riit|f of tin* j mini s in o|H*ratmil under (ksonvllli* M ale. roxiui.it,-1>• If,o.oiio union mlM* affected by tin* Mispen |lh/mitral field and an esLt Ml(toil in adjacent slntei t-ihavo also walked oltt eoilespoildenl in ti dressing gown : and unshaven. 1 HuProgram In Hepnrls that- In* was flying to March (lets News Bucharest disturbed l'mice Carol. ^ led States Now as 207 Millionaires . Williams SaysNatiycs Plan Demonstration Sports ‘Commission Favored By 1 Group nu ir m e m ?n c o c u i m /n v i i n u rl DR IV ■R' • /I Mi l l IT A m erirn n M e n m e r A lu u u e d I»v O h inc.se A K iialn rs And 'I'rmijN G u a rd in g Vcm-cl A re F orce;! T o O pen F ire l.ej'lsla iin n F or Rostorinjjf Sjicrirf In Florida A lrea dy llclnir' Riscuftst'd Inform ally liy S olans A t T allah assee Pari-Mutuels Wouldlio l.enali/.id Under Another Plan; l.oe:i| Option Hill Talked Q dash b etw een M l state police and 10f union m iners sy m L at Gallatin, n ea r Luv ushered in a w eek fexpeded to w itn ess Lnt developments in luminous suspension m lion. , T 1 ... 1 M n R7 U fftO M IU n n aLthmtdli til** exeunt) ivi> mnnslim i*t rksed for n*l>:>iiH. Pisied.d and Airs. L l’oultilgi* will Ik* In* It 'ti» Wnshlivrtoll I'lillilri n at tli.* toir1iml;.!vi; -. ler i-»ttc rttljllig nii April !H on tin* Wiilln IImino.1RptWnil**,it wi.s aniirmiu«*«i (inlay. Tliii irinimil immcdiuU'ly In tin* nmipk'.i will in* raped off, an overflow i nisvd will I*.* handled mi |In* Wu ddni;t<m nioouiiK nt ground* buck o f tin* White House, Mrvo lliiin 40,« (inn p* r. nn'n uttemh I la .I >car's egg-mlling. Morse Indictments Ordered Dismissed Chicago’s Voters W ill Decide It m t n r r » i u r m i/) m m ssC Z s M em ber \odit Bureau O f C ircu la tio n s S A N F O R D , H .O R I D A . M O N D A Y A P R I L .jl . 1927 Coolidges To (Jive Raster filgg*Party T flH W E A T in tS Full tonight aril Ynrad.Vi F.xlror.m northwest Florida, fair tonight and Tmtfdfty rpln; cod er in weal portion, Baldwin W. Gan a* is (,, speak before (be Men’s Club at (he Holy fro*.* Fpiscopal Chinch next Fri­ day evening nn a program thul ul■o includes (be K|>lKCopu| bishop •‘ront the dlAcern*. I.U!*t night Mr. Guuae spoke l,efon* III,* congregation of Hie First Metbulist Qliurcb ut Ovirde on Ids lubject “ Tlie (*liri*(ian-An a Citizen,“ lie |ilcad for the strict .•uforv'inent o f tie* F.lgblet'iitli amcmlnieut and urged every per­ son lo olicy tin* taw ii" w lit Mr i, in­ to tin* i'ou*litutioii of tlii- Uml.-.I States. Ypsterilay nflornoon he itooko Itefore an uildU'iuv ut the Lake M..uiin* School Salm Seeks Separation And His Wife Asks Divorce Decree In Paris Court PARIS,April 1 - The marital trouble* of Count Hutm Von Huogsinn-ten uml Ids wife, formerly Mu* Millicoiit Itognrs. daughter of (k>l. II. II. Itogeis, standard Oil )uagmite, renehi'd the divorc** court to­ dny. Count Mulin f|jed suit in the Seim* tribunal uaklng for u legal »epuration. The Countess filed a coUDter suit demanding t, Hivorro. (3ounl Sub" alleged in Ids pa* i lion that Id* wifo‘haa itfuwd to leturn to her conjugal domicile which, width, iu id plain ))laitt lnniruagc lnneuagc Is 1 an no- .lying in 111 filing hU suit live Count gave ,Ml. Auguptine-Naw pluygiouud (,,f lit.* dlminulivti EnraWU In five (ht* community ho.ipitfj. He iu •tuilr. agninxt Hagen. Saiazeu had Anthony Tbivlch. proprietor of u equipment to be itndalied ul Orange Id* nuii*>* u* Ludwig Albrecht K*>nttantiu, Count Balm, and his ad Street Giummer School. a card of 72-70, against lla scn 'f 76* poultry store. dresS as a f mall hotel in the EtolU district. The Coujite»s gave her name as Maple Henrlette Rogtra and for ||*r Puri* tildre** the name of a luxurious apartment in the Rue Vareime on live left bank of the Heine. She and her mother are oc­ cupying the apartment. It bus been reported ever since tiu* Count’s suit for separation nnd tlie custody of hli small son Peter wu* dropped in New York some week* ago that the xcuie of the domestic litigation wi.uld be shift .1 (o Puri" A) tin tiUlO the NOW York cult wa* withdrawn it wa*i reported that Salm had received a settlement of about $100,')OQ. �i;4 '; -£-■> T.y V.y \ LAKE M ARY T. A. Grecnlenf is speeding n few days in Sarasota and points r.n the west const. Herbert Tulloy and nenjamin Could left this week for their homes in Hoilis. N. H. The Wednesday Dance nt the Community Building wns well at­ tended nnd a most enjoynblc ocMr. and Mrs. H. E. Brnddork of Henson Springs spent .Saturday with Mr. nnd Mrs. H. D. Durant. The April meeting of the La/.e Mary Chamber o f Commerce will be held at the Community Build- er several numbcri on the guitar, and Mr. Kills told some of hts war experiences. The DfTcns Class of the Lake Mnrv Community Church nml r» number of friends of the menibers enloved nn nil dny picnic nt the home of their tencher, Mrs. Fred I)nil#.V, on Istnnd I.nko Tuesdnv. As some o f the clnss mem­ bers lenve shortly for their homes in the north, this was n Inst dny together. After u picnic dinner on the spurious veranda, nn infer** grounds. nnd various contorts en­ joyed. Tim nail driving contest was won by Mrs .Gntcs and Mrs. Ifyotlaine, and the ball throwing contest by Mrs. Anderson, Thlro ‘ day were: Bov. nnd -Inmes ‘•'hompson, Mr. nnd The Crystal I.nke Improvement Anderson, Mesdmncs Association held their regular nf. W .E. Cole. Nor­ weekly meeting at the Lake Mnry man Pickering, Frank Evans, El­ Hotel on Tuesday. mer llyotline, .lohn Ellis, BcnjnMr. nnd Mrs. Fred Holt accom­ fTiin Wnirfr WfTl, QfltCf GfO, panied by Miss Itosnlec ltrad lock Hushnell. Miss Villa Mott, nnd Mr. o f Benson Springs, -motored to nnd Mrs. Fred Bnlloy. Also, little Orlando Sunday for the dny. Misses .Inno Pickering, Ruth AnMrs. J. B. Cochrane entertained desron, Clnirc Evans, Frances ciehteen members of the Jenny Thompson, nnd Mnster James Spaulding Circle of the Baptist Thompson. Tim three men pres­ Church of Sanford Wednesday ent spent the afternoon fishing, afternoon. Mr. Anderson returned with the Superintendent I-nwton, nnd prize. . . Tho. ocMiss Partridge of Tnllnhnssce, ension nnd the charming hospitnlState Inspector of Elementnr> ity of Mrs. Unilcy will lie pleas­ .Schools, were visitors at the Lake antly remembered by nil present. Mnrv School this week, The following urogram of old Mr. nnd Mrs. Norman Pickering time music will lie presented nt nnd small dnughter, Jane, and Community BoHding on Tuesday Mis« Villa Mott formed n conge­ evening, April fith, under the nunnial party motoring to DoLcon plces of tho Wke Mnry Chnmber Springs last Sunday. of Commerce, arranged by Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. II. I). Durant ac­ Claytie Stone. The admission of companied by Mrs. ?'uuint's pa­ twenty-five cents will he Charged, rents, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Brad- nnd ten cents for children. dock. motored to Pierson on Sim­ Orchestra number “ Bitter ilar. Mrs. Durant remaining until Sweet” Wednesday. Violin Duet, “ Flower Song." Mrs. II. L. Howells had ns her guests Wednesday, Mrs. Suxannc Chester Saunders, Berger Wester, Black, and Mr. nnd Mrs. T. II. Accompanied by Mrs. Stone. Overture, "Magic Fire." Orrlies. Jordon, of Eustis, who motored over to attend the dance at the Ira. Cninmunitv Dance in the evening. Vocal Solo, “ Memories.” AccomMr. nnd Mrs. 8. E. Wester, nnd pained by trio, Mrs. Jane Thump* runs attended the Luihorn confer­ Min, Plano; Violins, Chester Saun­ ence at Bierson, on Sunday, where ders, Berger Wester. their son Berger, played several Piano Duet. “ Salute the Colors." viol id numbers at the services. Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Stun. They were arcompnnled by Mrs. Vocal Solo, "A Perfect Day." Anna Swanson. Mrs. Thompson, with violin and Will. Jackson left here Inst week Clarinet </hiigulu. Violins, ('hos­ to return to Ids home in Salisbury ier Saunders. Frank Evans, ClarBent'll, Muks. He wns accompan­ ■1101, A. E. Kemp. ied by Almixn Gynnn, Mr». Ilultie Oichestra nuuiber. "Thru the fivnan nnd daughter. Miss Sadie Night." Merrill, all of Salisbury Beach, Knxnplione Solo “ HumorMass. rsque." J. A. I'ekhnm. Piano noMrs. Hattie Phillips, owner of compninmcnt. the Lake Mury Casino and Bath Solo, “ What are Wild Waves Houses, who has been spending Saying1." with piano and clari­ the winter with her daughter and nets, Mrs. Thompson, Mr. Saun­ liUHhnnd, Mr. nnd Mrs, Sherman ders, Mr. Kemp. Hewellf left Suturdny for her Violin Duet, Medley "My Old home in Salisbury, Mass, Kentucky Home,” “ When You K Mr. and Mrs. Chns. Fnncher, nnd ind I Were Youg, Maggie,” Frank Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas .Stone, of Evans, Chester Saunders. Orccstra, Scottlsohe, "Delight­ Montroso, Pa., who hnvo been . . guests of Mrs. Katherine Watrous ful.” After the programme, the or­ nnd'Mrs. G$o. Hushnell for several days, left Thursday for Montrose. chestra will pluy for an hour of Mr. ond Mr*. Puncher will be informal duncing. pleasantly remembered an winter residents hire last year. Mr, und Mrs. Fred Bailey, ac­ GOLDENROD companied by 11. L. Patterson, re­ turned Inst Thursday from it niih Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eldrldge tor trip to St. Petersburg, where they visited among old friends. delightfully entertained at their Mr. Patterson, who has been (.to home at Brightwood Tuesday even­ guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. Bailey for ing honoring Mr. and Mrs. Gardi­ several weeks, left on his return ner, the occnsion lieing the anni­ versary of their marriage. for his home In Otlsvllle, N. Y. The house was made lovoly with Mr. und Mrs. C. A. French of Monroe, Mich., spent several days its profusion nf cut flowers, nrtrecently with Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Iscnlly placed. Pink nnd whito rosDailey at their humo on Island rs were given prominence In the Lake. Mr. French is manager nf drawing room, while the color sche­ the Monroe Evening Newo. They me of yellow wns made very effect­ were Joined here by Mrs. French's ive in the dining room. The even­ sister nnd husband, Mr. and Mrs. ing was spent In cards nnd dnneing. Burns of Grand Ropids, Mich., the At n lnte hour dainty refreshments ’.rty arc leaving togother for nf pineapple sherbert, enk? nnd cof­ lenrwnter, Fla. fee were served. Mr. nnd Mrs. GarMemhcfn of the Sunday School liner received mnny beautiful gifts o f the Luke Mnry Community Those enjoying the soeinl event Church wrro entertained at n so­ were: Prof, and Mrs. Gifford, Mr. cial on Thursday evening, tho nnd Mr*. Selby, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. R. Nocinl being the outcome of n con­ Collimtt, Mr. mid Mrs. Wbeoly, Dr. test to commit to memory the and Mrs. McKee, F. CoRIcutt, Mrs. names of the books o f the Bible. Lichtenstein, Mrs. Hanipson, Mr. The committee in charge wos Nor­ E. flail, Mrs. Penrsc, Mr. Schaffer, man Pickering, chuirmnn; Mrs. Mr. und Mr's. ChnrlCR Eldrldge Jr., Norman Pjckaring, P. D. Ander­ Mr. and Mrs. Martin nnd E. II. son. Refreshmsnts of ice crcnm Smith und cake were served Miss Cynthin Kemp, who hns Wen tho jniest of her brother and lion. He landed a 13 1-2 lb bass wife, Mr. nnd Mrs, A. F. Kcmn, from Luke Bright on the E, II. for tho oaat month, is visiting In Smith estate Saturday afternoon of Wkcland and St. Petersburg, She lust week, was accompanied to Wkelund hy Mr. and Mrs. Smith nnd Miss Miss Stella Duffin, who hus also Bessie Jtidsoii of Lockhart were guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Corlictt Dodd of Garden Luke Form Thurs­ day. Mr. nnd Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Phil­ lips und daughter, Miss Etliilim* and E. II. Smith, who have spent the past week here, left Mnndny hy uulo for their hemes in Cluveltiod Ohio. Mr. Smith hns just complet­ ed n lovely new winter home here und cxpocUi to return in the ant umn. Mr. and Mrs. Gcorgo Cross nnd nieces, Mins Rena Scrivner and Mrs. Guy Gowler nnd Liltlo son, Norman Webster of Mt. Vernon, 111., nnd Do Wnd, wars all duy guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Brawn Sunday. Paul Sunburn and family und mother, Mrs. Cary o f Orlando were calling on Mrs. Iaiuru Mathers, nnd Carl Mathers und family Sunday ufternon. Dr. and Mrs. McKee und a party of Winter Park friends motored to Sanlnndo Springs Thursday for on evening of curds nod duncing. Weldon ColllcuU of Orlundn wus the week-end guest of Ills parents Mr. und Mrs. A. R. Colliculi <if Su­ burban Homes. Forrest Selby nod family motor­ ed to St. Petersburg Friday on u combined business und plciiMiru trip. They returned homo Sunduy afternoon. Mesdames Knrncy, Eldridge nnd Purkor of the Goldenrod W. M. U. attended the week of prayer service at Winter Park Friduy und unstat­ ed in the splendid program given. Henry Townsend und fumily w.-ra guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. George Par­ ker Friday night ur.d left from thcro Saturday morning by auto for their home in McWansborn, III. Mr. Town rend bar. spent iwo Vin­ ters here und has hosts of friends who *rc sorry to see them go. E \ *V 'V *\s THE — SANFORD >■■ . AHERALD, ,.. f c . . SATURDAY, . . . . f . — —. ■ ■- APRII. ■ _-- PAGE SIX ^ ucstione(1 In t u u u n FARMER r n u l 'I L l l !six Murder O f Sol Florida Weather For Past COTTON Week Has Been Ideal For LOSS BLAMED ON MARKET SYSTEM IXn,fr,£TTi"", Farmer, Tourist, Resident FAYETTEVILLE, N. C. A l T l x l l l IVLi I letjn issued here todny by the aovernnicrtt weather bureau. Thh bulletin fiillokki “ As n whole, the wether during the week wns cool, dry, nnd Sunshinv—Ideal for farmers to ad­ vance nil work. The outstanding need of pla n ted « e e d nsrt g r o w i n g plants wns moisture, which came in quite copious and well distri­ buted amounts during the Inst dnvH of theprovious week, supple­ mented by showers In the south­ ern division during the forepart of the current week. Soil condi­ tion wns greatly improved. The coo! nights, and local frosts ewer the western nnd the extreme northern division on Thursday, re­ tarded growth to some extent, and in some localities of the northern counties tender truck and even tobncro were slightly “ snrehed”-----no lasting damage. The rainfall was heaviest in the northern and central division, where the total for the week exceeded, 1 nnd 2 inches at some stations’ ; limited areas need more rnln, especially tm uplands. “ Corn, onts ,melons, citrus, trees, strawberries, nnd truck gen­ erally were greatly benefited by th|> rains. Tlie planting of corn and cotton, and the transplanting of tobacco continued—the stand* of all nre mostly good. High winds, resulting in local 'sandstorms," damaged some cotton, corn and truck. The shipping of strawber­ ries diminished from the central division, but increased from the northern and western districts. Tomatoes nre doing well in the News From The Training Camps Central nnd northern divisions, nnd squash, beans, peppers, on­ ions, celery, potatoes, nnd other ♦ruck nre inrrensinHv abundant In the north nnd west. Cnr-lot shipments of truck continued from tho south mid locally from the central division. The Betting of sweet potato slips become active soon niter the rain wherever slips y/crC available. Citrus fcroVoneeded rain very much now look well with the bloom quit abund­ ant over most of the belt. Groves nre being fertilised nnd worked penerallyj the eMjrpfpjf <>f In*** frail continues. ::MostIy dry, cool, nnd sunshiny very favorable f i r farm work, which wns well udvnnred. Knrly corn nnd melons tnnde fine pro­ gress— retarded, somewhat by cool nights. The planting of corn ami cotton continued. Berry ship­ ments increased. Citrus groves are in uood condition . The ship­ ping of potnfoes Incfenscd. Central Division “ Very beneficial nnd well dis­ tributed rains improved truck, citrus groves, corn, cane, peanuts, nnd onts. Berry shipments have about ended, but tomatoes, pota­ toes. and - other truck shipments increased. Melons improved dur­ ing the week. ' Wcslcrn Division “ The weather was rather cool with local frosts, but no lasting damage was done to any crop. Corn, cotton, and tobacco planting continued —fill nre in fair to good condition. Strawberries, potatoes, truck, and HUlHiimn groveH nre doing well. Soul hern Division tile cold, northerly winds during tile lutter part of the week were unfavorable to truck. The shin­ ping of tomatoes, beans, ami oili­ er truck continued. kJ 1 U a U iT I i „ n (i|tempt to fix the respons At l a n t a , r.n,, April ( in s i Bnhimiptey of hundreds nf farmer* lit the Southeast in the past few years is blamed on the “ rotten system of marketing” by Martin A m o r o u s , uUl<- lOllflii statistician nnd agricultural economist. Amorous, who has spent years in the cultivation nnd study of cot­ ton hns invited fnrmers and agri­ cultural economists anywhere i:i the country to suggest some plan which would be a good substitute for the present marketing system known ns the United States cotton futures net. “ In the present system of mar­ keting,” he says, "there is noele­ ment o f supply and demand fixing the prices of the fnrmers cotton. If the fnrmers produce 10,000,000 hales of cotton in one year, nnd a hospital. Simmons, police raid, tvn» I ist seen vjlh two buttery mutes, C. B. Martin Untl A. .1. Dnmineck. They are being detained by police for questioning, along with n negro nnd three negro women; H A V E TO S A Y ? Or will it have something new and fresh to re­ late—o f growing happiness, increasing wealth, en< iargintf opportunities? Tomorrow’s voice will speak as von dictate now—. as von write down today in the entries in your hnnl FIRST N A T IO N A L R A N K SANFORD, FLORIDA. the most beautiful neemt boulevard in Florida Y O U -D R IV E -IT Drive .Yourself. } .Anywhere ^ NO CHAUFFEUR to hftrnss you with their driving. It is the same ns if you owned the cur yourt.. If. Drive u.i yon please und go where you please. iThore is real pleasure in » drive in one o f our rented ram. Daytona Roach Ocean Shore Boulevard and SI. AtifrunUnp Sanford to Jacksonville by Stall* Road "W ^ R E E L & SONS ' Myrtle Avc and 2 nd St. Sanford to Jacksonville by Deland Daytona Bench, Flagler Reach, Mutuums Inlet, Ocean Shore Boulevurd and HI. Augustine ...... I.'H m S. P. OF MEXICO H A S “NEW LINE ACROSS BORDER MEMPHIS, Tenn,. Apr. 2—TrnJohnson, star shortstop of the Now York Giants has' been operat­ ed on for uppendieltls here and it is feared lie will be lost to the team for at least two months. Saving vin Ocean Slum Boulevard Rates Reduced 9 miles ' Effective A t Once The Shortest Route SAVANNAH, Ga., Apr. 2 - A double by Bubo Ruth featured the .'I to 2 victory scored by the Yan­ kees over the Cardinals nt Jack­ sonville yesterday. The Most in Scenery Modern girls give little thought to clothes. They’ve learned not to worry over trifles. Roads North of Jacksonville Now Good NEW ORLEANS. U ., Apr. 2 Ilaving cut a triumphunt puth through the minor In Aue licit, the Brooklyn Robins will face sterner onposllon hero today in the first “ r »wo games with tho Cleveland Indians. Two Apartments Available April 1st Mrs. Swan, Resident Agent Phone !)10-W {{...D on't Swenr nt Your, ■ Phone 650 i Utte Shinhofaer’s Crates and Swear hy Them gNo knots, no cross grained ■ sticks—just bang up good ■crates— made just right. ■We think the best crates Jin the district. The through line to Mexico City !m considered by enginers to be' the SHREVEPORT, i a ., Apr. 2 - most supendouf engineering fent to The White Sox clash nguin today be undertaken to this age of mas­ with Art Phelan’s Shrcvcpnrtcrs sive upertnculnr building, for rainiof the Texas longue. way enginers have not only trail to solve difficult problems of ex­ DALLES Tex., Apr. 2—McCar­ cessive grades, cuts through largo thy’s Cubs took the field today for mountains, overcome landslides in their serand game against the Dal­ Nnynrit’s volcanic formation hut to net *s soldiers us well nnd cnmlmt las Texas Leaguers. the incipient revolutionary nnd con­ NEW ORLEANS, Apr. 2 - “ Sum- stant bcnilitry. The Work Started mer weather" in aiding th« Cleve­ The line was first started on land Indians in their final week of tl-Alning. The Brooklyn Dodgers March 3, 1923. When two crews of ploy the American Longtircs here several hundred workmen started from Tepic nt tho North, nnd La todny ami Sunday. i Quemudn lit tho South to work ATLANTA, April 2— (IN S)— their way toward the objective, the Atluiitu Crackers will attempt to immense canyon of Sul-si-puedes, were fought at virtually muke it two straight over the .they every step by the people. Philadelphia Athletics todny. The With tho putting in place of the Southern League tcum slammed Inst hfni11 in the Sal-si-nucdes via­ four pitchers yesterday for 17 hits duct n new main trunk line will be winning, HI to 0. . opened on the continent uffording the public one of the world’s most '" D I E IN S till' CRASH scenic trips; n fast changing evrr GIBRALTAR, April, 2— (INS) new panorama of rugged beauty, Seventeen members of the crew of rolling plains, deep canyons nnd the Spnnish steamship Jacinto and tangled tropical forests . The open­ the wife of the ship’s engineer wus ing of the through line represent! drowned today when tho Juncinto not only the four yours of manual l a b o r but months of toil over ex­ cursion plans, the bringing togeth­ er of cuptuins of industries und high govermentnl officials of Mex­ ico and the United States. Cnpllnl s t o r k puld I n Murillos ruiul In div idu al de|io«lts *||t, Jrel l o c h e c k Mini hit-* D r posits T im e O rliricu tv M o f .It* pm.it • ' - 1t i r i .- d Cnshlor*s *1mol Ios lin e to hunks oar Certified Pnblle Accountants Income Tax Consultants 8. G. GRAY, Resident Manager SIR First National Bank Bldg ■ WE invito your compari■ son In the fields where cel■ery is being packed. ■PROMPT service? Oh, yes. ■ We are within an hour of ■any celery field o f this disStrict. ■Crates distributed through ■American Fruit Growers, ■Inc., nnd Sanford Oviedo ■Truck Growers, Inc, S. O. Shinliolscr Crate Manufacturer Sanford Bring tills advertisement nml have iii«» roll o f films developed free of barge. This offer good for one week >iily, from, APRIL 1— APRII. 8. Flander’s Studio Over Mobley’s Druj: Store Customers purchasing Roses from us through Roumillat and Anderson yesterday should be careful not to let the clay which is around them, become hard and dry, for the bush will eventually die if this be the case. To get best, results, the clay should be crack­ ed or broken up- disturbing the roots as little as possible. TUESDAY NOON, APRII. G, Across Geneva Bridge— Plenty lo KulWelcomc loeoriioriiled Hill* payaltl* Noi* s mol hills rrills r o u n i.d H o o d s liorroM't-d HALL AN D PENTLAND FREE FISH FRY! i hecks etn-cks ^ F. F. Dutton and Co. Celery Crates TAMPA, Via., Apr. 2— (IN S)— The Senators head north tonight to engage in n series of exhibi­ tion games unrouto to the capital. Injuries to regulars will force Mnnugor Harris to retain several rookies he hud planned to ship to the minors. Stun Coveleskie will chuck tho opening game in place of Walter Johnson, who is a dis­ unity. * .... TOTAL . I447.SJS.01 TOTAL ............ J447.SJS.O: Sluts o f r iorh lu . f u l l m y o f iV m ln u le. ss : I. I- XI. M arshall, r u s h lc r o f t hr u h o v r-n n to e d h o o k , d o solemnly, s w e a r that the uhov«- s t m o n ir n l Is I n o- l o llo* lo-st o f my k n o w le d a s mid hsllef. L M. MAIIHIIAI.L, C ashier. COIIII n«*T— A T T KMT: Knhrrrlhed nnd awnrn lo before me iOle 31si dnv of March IUJT. W IL L TO M O R R O W Will it have tlii' same old story o f today to tell again? vIh Loan* on real rulain l.oiyn* on ollirr rollni.-rnl All nOier tinipN nnd <11*. *.... it* Overdraft* Untied Krnle* l,ond* I’oliliiv ami niiliileliiul lioitds Ilanlllnu Ionise, fuVnllore nml Uklorrs . . Other rent e*li|lr owned I’lnlin* und nthrr reh iiic m ........... ...... . . , iMo- fr-.in lneor|iorsind lien lo. Cisli Hem. rush on hund . . WHAT .. 11 * ■ JIunOBK, w. w. a SMITH One-Day Service SANFORD LAU N D R Y Phone 47 Orlando Florida ; �itf'i*", A # i THE SAN FORI) HERALD. MONDAY, The Sanford Herald Corrupt Or Asleep? An article appearing on the front page of a recent issue of the Miami News Rives some idea of what law violations nre in the near-by cities. Under a streamer, "L iq u o rcache found near school," the News r o c s on to tell how a riiiR of ^bootleRRcrs hnd operated tt brewing plant and "speakeasy on a vacant lot adjacent to the Andrew Jackson junior hiph school R. U DRAfT_____ grounds. H. II. I t C H O ---------How lonR this condition hud existed, no one seems to Caulu k . jo ***. know. The policeman, stationed on the beat, said he knew Tfc# H r rs ld . p\mmr+t la h a r r lb M I# thm l * ( * f * » - noihinR whatever about it until complained to by parents of li..Ml N » « »rr*IM fw H rlkf f**»» u,e school. hill’ll ell. Apparently the policeman would do noth­ IIU a ik r r tk r >m m • iiitlu it* * m v a l r i Ii m m m I a a r l i da lly w i r - ing then, since it was necessaryfor the irate parents and cit­ U i a ll Ik* Ira41a*r * « * a u rrt (h r #• ■ n r # w o rld . T W I. St. M, la rapar tal­ izens of the Alinpattah section to call at police headquarters ly r fR c I r a l la F lo r id a »»4 l<* before any action could lie obtained. m a tia rr mt fen adtls* a i a lr i r a i la After search warrents hnd been issued anil other neces­ v tllk a a l m u i l . . sary red tape gone through with, the officers found the l>ootT li# If r rs td la a *a#aifc#T a f Ilia A i l l l n a r a a a o f C lm a la tlo a a . » » leggers' plant under piles of underbrush cut from a neighl a i r m a f Innnl Aaaoaiatlaa at P a b There, thirty gallons of brew were llahrra, A d r#rtls# ra aa il A d r # it U I « * ■oring grapefruit grove. A a ra ta n k lr k • »a a lr# e #Brk P a h - In the process o f fermentation and five hundred bottles of the ila h rr -m r m b r r to a a b m ll la a 'h o rn a a b M i l l o f n k a r r i p l a i llafa stuff were capped, ready for sale. Several five-gallon demi­ In n rdrr fw i r n f f n h a n lo lrlr >■! johns, connected with bottle;; by rubber tuber,, and other crude paraphernalia completed the outfit. Although there was no evidence to show that the boot­ leggers had, sold liquor to the school children, its proximity TUP. II Kit A M * P I. a TPOHM it hnd i — r>nnniH* la I’H r and # on a i r a d - to the school grounds would lead one to believe that oiln la f ra llo a . been located there for that purpose. This opinion is substan­ I.— i i r . p r r **al#r r o a l# la J a r h a o a tiated by the statement of the superintendent of schools who »lllr. A— r s ita im r flo n o f H J o h a a -ta d la a declared that it had been necessary for the school authorities III* #r ta u n t. « — In a w ca ra lla a J i aa oath lr " P a r - to be constantly on guard to prevent the sale of liquor to mp W r a h ." *.— A u c n r n M a i o f h a lld la s * r o - the children by "unscrupulous persons who used soda bottles ■ ram — boa aa a. b a lr la , o a r l a t a l in the traffic." hoaaaa. •— a I 'n a m n i i r r h o a l. It is hard to believe that such a condition could exist in f«— *'nm* r llp n o f r l* r k m i l l f l a flo a a ro a ra m . a "civilized" country during an "enlightened" era. We can >i.— A n r— and m o d r r o h o a p lla l. understand the bootleggers’ point of view. There have al­ ways been unmentionable creature**, so low-minded and des­ BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY THK SAINT'S ASSURANCE:— picable, that they do anything for money, and probably al­ 0 fear the l/.rd, ye saints:' for ways will be. But we cannot see how a police department there la np want to them that frnr could be so corrupt ns to accept graft at the expense of both him. The yoimif Ilona do lack, ami health and morals of innocent children, or so sound asleep as r.uffrr hunger: hut they that seek the I.or<! ahull.not want any good to allow such an intolerable situation to exist right under its thing. l'salm .14:9, 10. very nose without knowing something about it. A s Brisbane Sees The Shock Absorber It Chine** News Is Worse. Earthquake in Japan. A Firing Dance Floor Socrates Was Fortunate. By ARTHUR, BRISBANE ( 'o f i r l l k i l* T f st Call the Willard JU| Men— We recharge aid pair all makes of batt^ Star f » . SUBJECTS OF Great Britain nro fleeing frr*.n Cnnton. British interests in Chinn are much greater thnn ours. Chinese hatred of foreigners is spreading rapidly through northern Chinn. Foreign­ er*—men. women nnd children— nre in dnnger. Their government* should have withdrawn them, by -ompulsion if necessary, when China’s outbursts against foreign­ ers first begnn. R A Y BRC PHONE fhrt H. S. WHITE Attorney At Law 305 First Nnt’l Hank H SANFORD, FLORID Will practice in State Federal Courts. BRITAIN CANNOT AFFORD to yield her Chinese business, if she can possibly avoid it. nnd would like us to join in nn ultima­ tum to Chinn and reprisals again.-! the Chinese. This country is sending 800 more marines to Chinn. The citizens rely on the government’s Judg­ ment, lint hope we shall not be drawn into any Chinese war, or any killing of Chinese beyond what mny he necessary to protect our own people. PORTABLE PHONOGIiAl $12.50 and $15.00 COLUMBIA And Records UKULELES $1.75 Strings For All Inslruran BICYCLE TIRES $1.7i i GREAT BRITAIN shows n de­ ficit of .17,000,(810 pounds in 1920. That sounds more serious than it is. When you consider that the figures include results of the great coni strike und the general strike, the amazing thing is Brit­ ish capacity to recover from such industrial disaster. F. P. RINES 1113 Sanford Ave. Phone Ifil -J i JAPAN. MOST FREQUENT victum of nature's upheavals, re* norta another serious earthquake in a western area. Shocks were very violent hut casualties few, according to early reports. On PRAYER:—l/mJ God, Thou prnMarch 10 an earthquake killed purest a table before mo in the more than 3,000 Japanese nnd in­ presence of mine enemies. KnffliHh Persists jured more than 0,000 in central --------- o--------.Inpun nnd great anxiety, nnturnlSHORT RANTS. How’s your grammar today? Are you saying "ain’ t," Jy, prevails, localise o f yester­ "he don’t," "didn't hardly," "between me 'n him",or "between day's shocks. I nnk not for riches, Hut oh for a chance, him and IV Are you like the little boy who told his teacher, GERMANS ARK STARTING a FOR ENHANCED BEAUTIFICATIO N | To get some now britches— "More jMfople kin understand me the way I talk than you the flying service across tile Atlantic Just one pair of pants. OF FLORIDA way you talks"? If you nre, you are wrong, because people from Spain to South America. If — Kansas City Slnr, our government is willing they FLORIDA TIMES-UNION every year nre coming more and more to appreciate the value would also like to run Zeppelins I hope you get hrltchea of good grammar. from Germany to this country. That will not bring snickers, Not so many years ago it prob­ Department of the University of In one of the public schools of New York City a system Our government should welcome I refer to the kind that nre ably would have been thought a Florida Have Avnilnhle for the • them. We might learn something. has been devised for improving grammar and of disciplining Now known an knickers. waste of time to give even so much [Beautification of the Home and — J*. II, A., in Tlmcs.Union. those who persist in being slovenly. At the instigation of A ZEPPELIN AIRSHIP front as one duy to consider ways and Grounds, by A. P. Spencer, of one of the teachers, the children formed a club which exacts Snaln to South America will carry means by which to add to land­ Gainesville, Fin.; The Marking of If wiahen wore horses, n fine from any member violating a rule of good usage. For 100 passengers besides the crew, scape beauty anywhere, and espe­ Florida's Highways as Co-opera­ Bcggcrs would ride provide excellent sleeping accom­ cially in Florida, where there is so tive Step in Beautification, by "ain't" the fine is ten cents, but for other Ic s h serious errors modations And a boat load of britches and n good dancing very much of natural beauty—in Fons A. Hathaway, of the State only n nominal nicklc is demanded. Wash in on the tide. floor with music for passengers. flowers nnd trees nnd shrubs and Highway Department; Roses and — , . o — -In a well known boys’ educational center, the young men Their place in Florida Beautifica­ in great profusion. Wouldn't it be nice if Governor GERMAN ENGINEERS plan a tion, by N. A. Rensoner, of Oneco; j Notwithstanding all this nat­ haye n more stringent method of dealing with laxity in gram­ Martin should interest some of “ regular air train" to he made up Civic Club* and Tiieir Part in 1 those capitalists In the drainage of mar, The boys themselves constitute the legislative, judi­ of one powerful airplane, pulling ural beauty that is in Florida, Beautification, by Prof. H. II. | commendable efforts are being the upper HU Johns. cial and executive branches of the government, and whenever a number of “ gliders," planes made in various localities through Hume, Civitnn club, Jacksonville; ■ ■o ■■ nn offense is committed against the King’s English the cul­ without any engine. Arriving at out tiie state for enhancing, or ad­ Tiie Woman's Club nnd Beautifica­ Governor Martin made himself prit is summarily tried and executed. Two hoys hold him its destination, each glider, guided ding to the natural henuty that is tion, by Mrs. W. F. Blackman, of by its separate pilot, would he more popular with the people of The double negative results unhooked from tho locomotive In Floridn. For this w’ork of love Orlando; Beautiful Florida, by Florida when hs ordered tax ex­ while n third wields the paddle. S. Mnsck; Boautifiying In ten licks, the hotter the hotter. "A in’t draws fifteen and plane and descend to earth. This nnd of pleasure there is n great John tensions the other dny. .School nnd Farm Home Grounds, need, more than sometimes is re­ --------- o--------will be watched with interest in "It’s me’* ten. cognized. Florida, for instance, by Miss Orphn Colo, Poland; Pro­ the United Slates. "Watching" While they nre at It, why does­ Needless to say tho effect of such methods is moHt stim­ is what we do best. is referred to frequently ns the moting Home Benutifiention in the n't the race trark crowd legalize ulating. I-ond of Flowers. As a matter oT City, State Representative it. E. | Tt is surprising how quickly a general purification roulette wheels, dice games, boot leg fact, flowers nre not as abundant I,. Neil, of Melbourne; Garden of English may he noticed after such treatment. That is IN ANCIENT Alliens, Socrates Joiutii and hawuy houses? hero ns they should lie, natural ad­ Clus, by Mrs, Arthur 0 . Cummer, was sentenced to drink the hem­ why Americans of the next generation will not have to call . ......... vantages considered. This is par­ of Jacksonville. Tho Tampa Times has what it it the American langunge hut can continue to refer to it in lock because the Athenian demo­ ticularity true from a commercial Just a not that the women of cracy felt toward him as some calls a 'wandering photographer', the same old way as English. standpoint. Flowers, desired for Florida are taking very intense good men toward Darwin. Socrates A friend of ours took some pictures purposes, and even and practical interest in promot­ made tho people think, nnd was decorative ---------------------- O----------------------the other day and after they were this beautification work r.nmetimes for show purposes, hnve ing accused of impiety. developed they looked as if his THE TRIBUNE HAS determined to eliminate from its Because he respected the law, to he imported from the North. throughout the state Is quite sufmind must have been wardering news columns so-called "free publicity" "News" furnished Socrates drank the poison, al­ This should not he. But this art­ tlclent to indicate the need for ton. by a press-agent is deceptive; it is advertising printed in the though lie might have escaped, us icle is intended to hnve particular work of this character. But in ad­ --------- o—------It is said that Al Smith is pro- guise of news; it is always colored in the interest of tho pri­ you will know from rending Plato, reference to beautification work in dition to the interest that is be- j Florida this phase of the matter ing taken by Florida women, and I iarlng to spend three million dol- vate enterprise for which the press-agent writes his "copy” . lie died nnd will live forever. will be passed for the time being. the very excellent work they are i ars in Florida trying to send a As such, jt Is unfair to the public, anti the sincere newspaper On Saturday, April 10, the doing, is the interest that is man­ NOW MR. PARADOPOULOS, delegation favorable to hitn to tho next convention. That'll lake more will not print it without properly classifying and labeling of imsiern Athens, appeals to the eighth Florida State Henutificnt- ifested by the Florida State Cham- j it as advertising. Tribune readers may be confident that, high court to reopen nnd reverse llon convention will he held in l>er of Commerce, which general- ; - than three million. --------- o--------in the future, all that appears in its columns ns news is just the verdict passed on Socrates 2,- Ocala, the entire day to be devot­ ly is supposed to he devoted in the < He says, “ The ed, practically, to flowers, their l work of promoting the more mnUnless tho most promising signs that— without disguise, camouflage or favoritism.—Tampa .125 years ago. honor of Greece requires revision culture nnd uses. The program |terial matters o f the state, rather fall, oilt oil! oil) will soon ho the of the judgement." announcement carries the informa­ than give time to consideration of cry that will go out from Marion. Tribune. ---------------------- O ----------------------tion that the convention will open I floral adornment. As a matter —Ocala Banner. Better look outl That’s the stuff that gat most of WHEN YOU READ Plato's des­ with the singing of America, the of fart, however, the state chantTHE GREAT AND prominent institutions of learning (lie Harding administration In nro crowded with students, and the average is high in ail cription of Socrates' death, iin* Beautiful, a rather significant ! her of commerce is heart and soul trouble, moralizing both Plato nnd Soc- and, surely, a very proper musical this beautification work, real­ brunches of instruction. Flaming youth happens to he much irntes, you realize Hint the judges selection for the occassion, sug­ in izing that it is of very great im­ Cambridge takes win with full touted at this time, hut it is attending to business just the did Socrates a favor. And read­ gesting that while practically rtll portance to the commonwealth. three lengths lead over Yale crew" same. Some o f the most drastic of reform waves prevailing ing Plato’s description of Socrates' of us in Floridn admire the talk It ie fine thing for the men of - headline. Such n statement la li­ at dinner, flattering the drunken nnd sing about the “ beautiful" we Florida to lake this interest in In the country at this time are not helping to build up good belous, when there wasn't u Yale nnd rather worthless Aicihiades, do so comparatively little in the Florida beautification. It means crow within three thousnnd miles of citizens, but the splendid fiber o f American youth is not and tuking pride in his own abil­ way of making this state more more than appears on tho sur­ the Oxford-Cambridge race lust strained. It grows and improves.—Florida Times-Union. ity to drink more thnn others, beautiful and more attractive by face. it means, for one thing, Saturday, you realize that the drink of hum- means of flowers. Hence it is that that the beauty that is in flow­ --------- o lock may have saved him from this beautification organization ers nnd Irees and vines and shrubs A LESSON FOR THE PRESIDENT James Schcrmorhorn, formerly making a fool of himself Inter. has been formed und is doing is regarded ns a valuable asset editor of the Dotroit Times, says .MANUFACTIIIIKHH' ItRCOItll eommendnbly good work in the of tho state, nnd that it needs to that 'the proof of the printing is THE KING OF Roumania is line of enhancing Die natural beau­ he developed in tiie fullest extent S'? dying. Cancer mid worry hnve In the circulation.' For twenty No nun familiar with tho boom prises |s going ttT he duplicated in done their work, the worry mak­ ty of Florida, so lhat it may M in possible nnd to he maintained and ! m •■care The Hanford Herald has made daya of tho West in tho early KO’m ' Florida in a whole, and in all oth­ ing the rancor's work more rapid. fact ns won us in song and in not permitted to detcrioate. a steady mid conslatant growth in tho boon) poetry the Land of Flowers. Beautification of Floridn, look­ conditions wide)) have er parts of the South where real in a little while their may lie no circulation and Is now rend by prac­ prevailed in California from time estate speculation has reacted to It is very much in order to ed at from uny point of view, und "King of Roumania." The next tically every family in Setnlnrde to time and the boom throughout, the temporary depression of bus­ quote from tho program arranged engaged in for practical purposes idg European upheaval will prob­ County. tho South In the HO's which finaliv iness. Hero and there,, of course, ably cause Russia to swallow Roll- Sor the Ocala convention so thut ns well ns for pleasure, is very ----------------n definite idea may Isi gained of much to Ik* commended. There­ collapsed in 1801 and 1892. should some fictions enterprise was Hint­ For months we hnve rend the bul­ he at all disturbed ns to the final ed; a foolish scheme, such us laun­ mania, as big fish swallow little the chnructer of the topics to he fore, the work of those in uny way letins regarding King Ferdinand’s outcome of the dtuntion in Flo­ ching a town where there was no fish. RoumaiVn was safer when discussed. Benutifiention of a nre engaged in beautifying Flor­ condition with some humor. A re­ rida following Die reaction from foundation on which to build, may smaller. city will be discussed by Mrs. Hen­ ida. along the lines indicated, and port from Betiin says he in al the tho speculative operations in real never revive. Hut, broadly speak­ NEWS CONCERNING Henry ry Wight, of Sanford, nnd Mr. II, in many other directions, deserves point of death. One from Belgrade ebtnto 1925 and 19211. ing, nobody for a moment need Ford is reassuring. He has re­ H. Dickson, of Orlando, is schedul­ to lie incourngcd in order that says he is much better while from Florida never witnessed n boom imugino that the growing towns ed to tell of Beautification of Bucharest itself comes tho news quite ns feverish, in many re­ and cities of Florida will not keep turned to his liouso from the hos­ Florida. Then will follow: Whnt this entire state mny, indeed, be­ come a Garden of the Gods, n place pital and there appears no doubt that ha Is preparing to take an ac­ spects, us thut of Knnsas City nnd on growing, keep mi increasing tho United States Department of where natural beauty may he n < of his recovery. tive part in some function of state. Birmingham. Birmingham, for llieir agricultural und indut trial Agriculture nnd tho Extension joy forever. It (sail very funny, this condition instunro, was tho very center of 'development and keep on attract­ WILL ROGERS, after a flight o f health of the King of Roumania, wild speculation, difficult for any- ing tourists to that matchless clibut we wonder If to Ferdinand, mio to comprehend who did not nmto, and expanding in wealth nnd over mngnificunt mountains in COOLIDGE PROSPERITY himself, who has suffered front acluully pass through it nnd muko population, just as Birmingham Montunn, writes that in compari­ TAMPA TIMKS ranrer for over a year and is now n study of it from about 1884 to and Kansas City and other places son the Swiss mountains “ look like u prairie dog town." He thinks ighting pneumonia, it is much of a 1892. But because Birmingham did after they recovered from the American mountuin farmers Bank and commercial failures ruary 1920, an increase of 13 per hnd tlio foundation on which to collapse of their real estate boom. would he ns picturesque as those during tho early weeks of 1927 do rent in the number of failures uni M '______ n______ build, unit because it had men of Tiie cliniuto of Florida is just ns of Switzerland if they would not support the Coolidge pretens­ 37.4 per cent in the liabilities in­ [Racetrack man from Miuml great ability nnd energy to guide safe nn asset on which to build its **topped In the other day lAid said its destinies, It has heroine one of future as tlic tiie caul und iron of wear feathers in their hats and ions of prosperity. On the other volved. learn to yodel. Also, if farmers hand, they make it very clear that The number of failures in the agthe next session of the legislature tho great iron and steel centers of Alabama. These foundations of practiced yodeling until they get whatever Prosperity this country is ricultuitural sections has been ab­ wu» going to legalise horse rocu tho world. tile steel industry ore exhausted adoqunto relief from the govern­ enjoying Is 'spotty', nnd that its normally large, both among hanks gambling and we asked him did he In this issue, in the course of as they arc. used, hut Florida's think the legislature would pass some rambling reminiscensees of climate can bo used forever wilh- ment, they would hnve plenty of chief beneficiaries are those who nnd commercial houses. ara enjoying special privilege. such a law and he said, 'Money olden days, tho story is told of out ever n loss in its value. The time time to learn. Reports to tho federal reserve can do anything,' Now what do how, when Birmingham was just The agricultural development of ‘ Aunty,’ snid the flapper to her you suppose he meant by that? emerging from the depth of des­ Florida is in its infuncy. Millions knew that the real estate boom hoard ut Washington show that visiting maiden relative, ‘ why don't was temporary and would pass during January, this year, the to­ — Hanford Herald. What do you pair und depression, u hanker In of acres of land await the work f lupposa ?—Tampa Times. Well, it h public address told of how tho tho intelligent farmer. The min­ away. They knew it would he fol­ tal number of hank suspensions you modernize a hit ? You look lowed by a reaction, hut they was 128, or substantially double the wirnld not surprise us a bit if'he hanks in tho city united in issuing eral ami general, industrial re­ knew that following the reaction number in January of Inst year, crazy in those old-fnshioned long , meant that some legislators would clearing-house certificates based on sources of the State insure u great would come n sound, substantial when (15 hanks closed their doors. skirts and you nre wrapped up i find it very convenient to be ab­ the flimsiest collateral, but that expansion in manufacturing. The and rapid upbuilding of the whole Deposits of hunks suspending dur­ like a Christmas package when you sent from u certain session, es­ “ those certificates floated tho ing last January total $35,995,000 go out.' 'My dear.' said the old maid pecially if they should wake uu rity out of the slough o f despond railroad people, the electric light State. nnd power companies and other ns com nnred with $17,220,000 depo- severely, 'if I hnd on as little clo­ eomo morning and find hundred into a sen of proHjicrily." work in Florida did not expend Docs anybody remember when dollar bills under their pillow. Fscts such as these should he $200,000,000 or more which they you used to he able to tell u pros- Hits held by the 65 banks suspend­ thing as you wear out on the street ing during January 1920. —Hanford Herald. Well, wc I’d he ashamed to he alone with -udiid today by the people of all During February last, the num­ myself In a dark room,*—Cincin­ ore patter that is going to print sections, for what Birmingham huvo put into the Stale in the peroiiH man by the size of his lust two ycurs based on real es­ girth? the roll call on race track votes, passed through in tho way ol ber of commercial failures in the nati Enquirer. lull id the people can draw their own town-lot speculation and what it tate operations. Tills money wus country, as reported to Dun’s w a s Long hair is simply disgusting, 2,036 with liabilities of $46,940,716, inf iiferences,—Palm Beach Inde- has developed Into a way o f vast invested by far-seeing finuncers, ‘ I would like to see a thesaurus, many o f them ranking umong tiie says Antoine, the Parisian hair ns compared with 1,801 with lia­ |H*ndcnt, That makes two then. industrial and commercial enter­ ablest in lhq United States. They sculptor. Now watch them grow it! bilities of $.14,176,348, during Feb­ please.''Animal hooks on the next j nisle, Sir.' — Boston Transcript. Mh, IW-* ‘ w J f ILL-*.'j* . ij&SpJht li k Fur Aching Or Tired Fni See A Foot Specialist I'hone 102 For Appointing Dr. J. R. Vidler Chiroposhist At IJoyd’a Shoo Stars Frank R. MacNeill and Company Insurance— Loans— Real Estate 107-9 So. Park Ave. Sanford, Fla. Easter Garments Cleaned Call curly nnd be assured of getting the best results possible. Our methods arc vastly different from the usual way. As we not only clean and sterilize your garment but by our special process remove many stains that will not come out by merely running in gasoline, A trial will convince you our service is superior. Laney Dry Cleaning Company Phone 465 110 E. 2nd. St W H E N BETTER HOMES A R E BU ILT * • Better Lumber is a first Prerequisite. At our yard you will find the better grades and you will be satisfied with the prices. I^*t us supply your better lumber needs. Phone 135 Bond Grade Ynrd; Holly Ave, Zip Service At 11th, 12th. 13th SU. �THE SANFORD HERALD/M O^DAY, APK IL jf, 1 lUortlivV the secretaries rtjf the whole ilefcnsjfvr n o L o n J c c t in a c .ju r were planning n move t«» discon­ i' iiuitutntrrm of Ford -if the aril' tinue chamber of Oom«nfrrcf king wai* (rtiablpjjo •tojjtyfttr wh#l ’i; ua runtcca to ctiituUiti quits, grand ended to witness.1 . '**.'* -t optni coiitpniilos nttd bane halt f’ WV expect Mr. P«ffH will ir teams. ‘Tnev an* all shows, or Clad in native costumes, IT- jtblc to appear when lie la tilled,' A Ofliquc ftjilure of tbo coming entertainment and should be wil­ ling to conic to Florida on their Kedpnlh (Jhautmiipiii be re will bo- spirited nmsidmi* who compose th.1 ii i fampir.y. '•If he Is t<M Ml; Ii two concerts to Iw Riven, one »"i Adriatic Fund, form a strikin' tome to cmitfL> we VnaH'not .J/Jvc merits,” lie stated. the afternoon and one on tba pieture and present u program yf to »a eYnminUtloii by physician; * In rbu mb first night, by the Adriatic T:ur- imtnhl named by the ’c ourt." - ■r Klwyii Moor<6, Lloyd nitricn Hand. , ZophyiKlls—Pqnisulnr Ty|e[ibon '[Ids popular band is made uid of Boyle Honor Guests •Iubg’ Coin pa iv giantcd'lIV, *y.nr fra net slnvlc musicians who fcuttire iso l o viiyuntc rfol) i j M i ’lif* in (hi A t Stag Dinner Party the tamburirn, then native nun iral instrument. city. For mure than n thousand years On Baturtlay evening Klwyii Moore and L/loyd Beyle Were tlie natives of wluit is now kmmro Too l.ate In Cla-sify guests of honor at ii slag party as Jugo-slnvin have found cxpprli* FEDERAL BUILDING, Detroit. given at the Country Club, given don for their Joys a lid loves, thuli* ears and hates, through the tumhu* Apr. I — Henry Ford will by a nimtlidriiff their friends. Tim dliinOr table was attractive* lira. With tliia interesting in be called ns d witness la tbo mil- GIRLS- Til take orders for beau l> arranged, being mitered with strument they have produced mus.. lion-daUar Fpru*jS4i[ilrn libel suit tiful nef.- lino jmgrrie. Addrtr.il cut flowers and ferns affectively of almost unheiievnbie loveliness. ; as sauii as Aaron Su pi ro, lite [da In* Box :tr>l or apply 1-1 Morse Illvd, the witness stand, it Room 203. waft The tom- of the tuniburicn is I rranged in (. lilncu cards marked the places of pure and clear, the intervals shar;i- was announced today by William j the guests, and nt the appointed iv defined. Upon it the tom" of If. Oallnghcr, thief o f the so cnl- 1 ONE — bedroom furnished for rent, hour a sumptious nix-course din­ violin, rello. fluto, and oboe ean Ind wheat king’s counsel. - This call probably will be made 1with twin,beds, All Park Aye. be beaiiijfiillv simulated. ner was served. The smallest, of the (nmburicii Irt-fnre the end of this week, said I Coven were laid for: Khvyn Moore, Lloyd BRoyle, George G. family, railed the '‘baby tambu- Gallagher. Herring, Woymnn Ii. White, S\ It. rlea,1’ does not weigh more limit a i T ! il* Injuries suffered by Amer- I Homt by St* - - from JacktonrtlU! Dighton, lir. W. D. Gardiner, Dr. pound, niijl hns a sounding hoanl , i ’s first billionaire in n motor | A. \Y. Epps. Dr. Famnel Pulosion, not larger than six by tbreo inch.- . via eh a week ago Sunday night! G O I N G N O R T H ? Dr. / „ \V. Knox. Dr. Ralph K. yet the tone travels evenly wil; 1 : •.•.ill not change tlie [dans o f FnThmh/jniu Baltimore . •>•.«* »hll II4.H SI evens. Dr. Charles L. Park. G. biatiou ns strong ns that o f a n / llr '-’s counsel. If the auto king! ;|vjncifMiKfr 94PUS'l i -. reported nimble to take tho j J NtWJMMMTI. II0 * to n * W. Sp-ncCr .Jr., Forty .Morn, Tom other stringed instilment. The foundation and low tones of ••bind,-Gallagher said a court ex-j Merchants O MlnersTrmns.C*. Bolt, George IlroCkhnhii, .Alferd tut NOklirSi. Ptcnt )-*tfl* Jwtwylh W .Lie Jr., Bruce Anderson, Rob­ the orchestration o f the A driatic nudnntlon may ho demanded. •Clifford D. I.ongley, personal ert Dodson, Frank Murk wood, are furnished by a tamburlca >f Wallace Bell, John W. Mcinch Jr., the sine of the modern big bass Burt Clinjnnan, John l.udwig. ('. viol. M. Hninl, Clyde Chnpnum and It. L. Hooker. Adriatic Tambtirica Band To Appear flr. Trloithnnc 148 MRS. FREI) S. DA1GFK, SOCIKTV KIHTOK TUESDAY L, Teachers Association of ISlnofe High School will meet [I o'clock. .1 ind business meeting of iathean Clu« of the First !“Z h will be. hold ut I ’ in the class room at the with Mrs. Edward, Mrs. y.amJ Mrs. J. C. Mitchell as Methodist E va n gelist To Speak Tonight On Subjec , Of“ HenPeckedHusbands Rev. (Jus A. Klein, conducting a series o f special meetings at the I*irst Methodist Church, was heard .three times on Sunday. A large crowd greeted the evnn»re|i<«t each of the meetings, Tlie afternoon sermon was one of the most helpful aiid spiritual ifS. the Evangelist Ims preached since utivc linnrd of the Woman’s Ins arrival. The subject “ Limit­ ij|| meet at IU o’elock ut the ing (bid," was a somewhat new iusc. luniio committee will Residence Telephone 217-W moot COMMITTEE TO MEET All workers ns well ns captains of the chautnuqua committee are retpics ted to meet Tuesday, lifering ul K o’clock at the Wemun’a Flub. On Thursday morning Irom 10 to 12 o’clock there will be a chucking up liicbLiiijn nt the laniio of Mrs. \y , E, Watson in Hose Court. On Tuesday ' evening the Daugh­ ters of Wesley and the Epwnrth l Mrs. Walter II Rawlins and Lenguu will attend-In a body. Last Miss Minnie Lee Allen returned evening there wax a large delega­ home Sunday evening from Jack­ tion present from tho orphanage sonville where tliey spent the nt Bciisun Springs, headed by the WcCk elul. Supt, .1, W. Austin and Mrs. Aus­ William Linton left Sunday for tin. At the services yesterday the l.al.e City where he has accepted pastor,' Rev. V/. !\ Buhrmun, ex- a position. pressed the appreciation of the church and preachers for the 1 Dr. and Mrs. A ,\V. Knox mirvkindness shown them during the ed Monday Into their now home. meeting by the two newspapers I 200 Highland Avenue. and the mayor of the citv regardt Mix. It, E. Milieu of Orlando, a , former resideht of Sanford, spent 1the day lit're with friends. SICNIOR CLASS OF SIJMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL GIVES P L A Y W E D N E SD A Y Ford Likely To Be Called As Witness During This Week Optimistic Over 1927 A. L. Jnwcr.s, Mrs. JoInvAbra end Mrs. F. D. King aa host on liurton Avenue. Ira Club will meet nt 10 ;at the yacht tjlub on the rent. tnt-Tcachers meeting of tho High School will meet at 3: Heck nt the Junior High School ttofium. iimstm, f. and Mrs. M, W. Bledsoe re­ ed,to their home ut Lakeland Sundny evening after spending ort lime here ,w|th Mrii Bl«dkiriiter, Mrsj.liowanl11’ . Smith. r. jmd Mrs. Tom Owen of Imtcr s|>cat tho week-end i u the guests of Mrs. Owen's tf, Mrs. Ernest llill. They wore inpanui! home Sunday evening Mrs. Hill and small daughter, If. and Mrs. Howard Tibliuls (null sun, Munson of Umatilla, it the day here Sunday as the its of Mrs. Tlbbals' aunt, Mrs. kAe S. Munson at her home on itk Avenue. LE. Shufflebnrger of Miami ur Where Sunday lo visit his fkter, Miss Elizabeth Shuffle ■n. Andrew Pritchard who has ■ Spending the pust three weeks psnford ns the guest of her sisMrs. IV. K. Braswell, left Bat­ or for her homo at Forlkston, Wrs. K, I). Mobley left Saturday iTillahufl sc wliere she will visit Idsuglitcr, Miss Georgia Mobley, r> u a student at Florida State [Jt|t for Women. Mrs. Mobley B also visit in Jacksonville he­ rs returning home, pks Adda Bines returned home May evening from Cuba where Mftatnpanlcd a party of friends. pits. Mattie G. Pace and Mr. and H. Forrest tiatchcl motored to |«|)a and St. Petersburg on MonT where they will spend a short f* with friends, Mi&s Buba Williams leaven Monr evening for Hastings, where ewlll spend several weeks. ,hr». J. U, Calder returned Fri^ hum Formosa where she has r 1M the sunilurium there for F*r»l weeks. Her many friends r •* Kind to learn that she is proving umi in now at her homo * “«rk Avenue. -E d ith Louise Luncheon Is Given Mrs. JpnnicL. Munson By Mrs. W . E. Watson Married ToMiami.Man Honoring 2 Visitors On Saturday Evening A marriage which*fund: lira sur­ prise to their innpy friends was that of Mrs. Jennie L. Mutuum and llcniy W. Woodwotlb of Miami. The marriage was solemizod Satur­ day evening at KG'O o'eioek at Cres­ cent City. After a wedding trip the couple , will spend a short linn* here and Iwill later go to Miami, the home of bowls. • Centering the prettily nppointvil the groom. Mr. Woodworth is employed by luncheon table was u low silver bowl of larkspur, snap -dragons, the Florida East Coast Railway. baby breath and lupin in the var­ ious pastel tints. The places of the guests were designated with quaint florid tullies. Covers were laid for Miss Ruth Rich, Mrs. James A. Craig. Mrs. E. A. Dougluss, Mrs. Robert G. Davcy, Mrs. Henry Wight and Mrs. Wat­ son. Mrs. W. E. Watson entertained most delightfully Monday at lun­ cheon at her home in Rose Court, honoring her house guests, Miss Ruth Rich of New York mid Mrs. James A. Craig of Jacksonville. The eozy home was abloom with nuniititics of spring flowers effect­ ively arranged in baskets and Delightful Birthday Party Given Saturday For Sandy Anderson fir e s to n e ............ 5(1 Gum Dipped Tires N (g h t, GlJc.mul $1.10 All S eats llenorvetl Seals Now Selling Seminole T ire Shop Formerly Uuy Urol hers Muster Sandy Anderson, Jr., young son of Mr. anil All's. Sandy Anderson, was a genial Imst nil Saturday afternoon when be en­ tertained a number of las smal friends at bis borne on Central Avenue, in celebration of bis second birthday anniversary. . Easter decorations were useil with n pleasing effect together with a Incc cloth over yellow ami was graced with the unusual biitnduv cake made in two tier effect. It was ornamented with numerous chocolate animal crackers and was topped with two tiny yellow tapers. At the corners were lull yellow can­ dles in silver candlesticks. Games 01 nil kiwis were played during the ufternoon in the spa clous lawns and at a late hour, re­ freshments <*f yellow and white brick ice cream, individual birthday A iiit'iini •* (111# fi Min Hint** 3SS,t&ti. 1T I'^iilkt>I'f*.■ ii 1Tiillv idl'd 1'ii'fU* A maun i do.' i" roimntnD'H • •T r tlfl.'ii .'liri’ k miiDiuiiillns I’ .iuhter'*' rli.'i l,M mil-III IIII IIi K ’ J) itiet cx • T o t a l o f II. em ; i , ................. ...... I* li.ll ir r l i m e hdnk Ilrin>*ll*l I l.'lilll ml ill'll..all mitiiri'l In l l r » i ' r * r lili'|>i.i 11r t . illilf w lllllli ., , Mr. and Mrs. Richard TwitcheU ‘ r , . Dlc^ , «wl Mrs. Waller tfhell of Daytona were the The many friends of Mrs. Jul­ Mr. and Mrs. Ruytnuml ius Tuckticb will be glad to learn ') on .Sunday. that she .is improving after n ser­ /ious illness at her home on Celery ^,M|tU0 Simmon* of Mount- Avenue. I, who haa been visiting » nils at Miami, arrived lien- Fric, S. Harvey returned t*> bis i. v guest of her sister, home at Charlotte, N. F., Saturday | Swanson Fast Colors THE LOVES OF Si NY A” Figured Flaxon PRINCESS n WE... >MMlT ••WHITE G O l.ir with Jettn Gmalal CASisv OF THE COAST (.CARDS ■{*d* o . « ^ •J*'J*' i Let Us Do Your • A Service For Men I'ttlril III" lllriltl' uf ilH'lll* Ilf Uijs tilltlH I'V T o t a l o f .l. m « n d (oLD clt-|i»*liM s b u j i c t ( o ' reserve. SL .[j. sj, n m nl -■ I'leir ilrini»ll* *iilijri'l l « llrsiw* s t r a Av u a t s , liftrati'N nf iftliosll dim (n I'-** Him nn iIhvh ( oilier than t«i money liarrim o i l i . n iiiM ij. o r e t Itt-1 [uiinlrllial deoimiiK Jr.. Lyman llakur Jr., u ,t Jr.. Dick Warren, Wight. Alice U igb t., icn, Billy Brumlcy Jr;, [ mmlsv. Mary w yntti Printed Percal There is nn need (o worry about nut having a dress or coat for Faster thai is just out of its box! 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"I fl.'i-r* j |(|||* |m> alitO (llirl , ' tiling m oney i'.>nnis) N.,l, » an d hllln r n l minlcilial ; b,'*M.«i >.f tl t i.eol.seii Mi Phone 861 tig d o mill-nil) III) k llliW I'-llgi El 111(*T I ;u, H u lldS i:. i>Dt i) o f M ill'll in ;i SuDslantial City” $ 6.00 BIRMINGHAM SOUTHERN GLEE FLU IS and COMINt A d u lts V I 'u L L i $1.75 TU E SD AY i T ro tte rs” AI Si. mI ot .I, In T li r M n l r n r 1'liirlJn. \1 ’I .»iiri’ll -aril, in: IlldtUJl’ IIF1J8 l.u aii' iiiiiI illseounls. I iicI iiiIIiik r.illsiriiiuils ( (v eitlraf I. seeiiri-il .X'ihi" , ■oiim., i,iii c l I . *». l«i,\t*rin.*eiil n eeitr lili- owni-.ll All o ilie r GnlieiliMla les i l o w r u i n a n t aeei Ks fhd -Mrs. I.a Rue Biles and (•Wl Manley of Orlando spent the ki !* , h-fe as the guests of Mrs. "xtes, Mrs. Frank J. Gon- Mr*. John M. Burns of “ 2* T“«n.. ure visiting in US t h e guests of their h<‘- . Mo Howard !*. Smlll. at Swford Heights and 6m r o i).\ \ Colleen Moore in II |ns AND FILM IN! Comedy "Roped In” Milam* News ORCHESTRA jin ARTISTS BO Tuesday, April 51 It. Mat iliac ami Night J ftI .’ Aliitiaeo Use Our Service b . 108 M agnolia “The Globe A Musical Rxtruvngunce Inmk Edcnfield left Sunday afF*"J)n f°v Brunfuril where he will 10 day* with his father. l *■am' -Mr*. Hen FantWell leave evening for their home nt WMonville after spending the «{-cnil here with Mik. Cantwell’s •RWr, Mrs. Minnie E. June... The Birmingham Southern Glee Club And Orchestra I’ rvsenling lildrvn’* Story Hour ut 10 o‘i it tho Library. . West Palm Rench-NVw cuo)iern t iv e n im r tm e n t h o u s e t o lie i l-ectnl SATURDAY A Subncintiul Jeweler Hill Hunt left Monday Mr. ami .Mrs. Robert E. He mil on. noon fi r Opelika, A hit, w Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sinnmn and will sue nil n short time. Mrs. Elonmjr Pnsipiire of Indinnopoiis, Ind., nmtoryd to- Silver Mb-i Vera Braun,, .Miss Lucille Springs Sunday When* tlrt.v dpent ■••i"di. Mi s S'- ifi and Mrs. Un­ the day, derwood left Sunday for Miami unvre they will spend a few days before returning to their home in Commerce Men Are Michigan. K. A . W illiam s, Prop Men’s ^2.50 Broadcloth Shirts �THE SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY, APRIL........... 1, 1927 i ............. l * » i — . , i ....... ... l ...... — ■m 'Knch yenr an increasing amount is spent in advertising Florida ns a wiht?r resort, from which the state no doubt derives a great benefit, hut for the lack of a well-directed program the general result is that wo nugnicnt the congestion that we have during the 00 days of our al ready well-established tourist sea­ son of Jununry, February nnd Mar­ ch, which necessarily places the «vcrflow of tourists nt the mercy of unscrupulous people who charge them exorbitant prices for the most meagre accomodations. This often justifies the hurtful criticism cir­ culated throughout the nation by victims of such congested condi­ tions.' Carter wnnts the transportation companies, sight-seeing busses nnd hotels to offer the very lowest rat­ er. possible fui transportation and lodging for n six week's tour of Florida beginning in November nnd continuing through December, nnd another period of special excursion rales from March If* to May 15 l*rohihillon Of Netting And License Cancellation For Law Violators Is Sought By Commissioner Hodges TALLWIASSKE, Fin., April I— •—(IN S )—Only two changes in the present commercial fish law* will lie asked of tho 1027 session of tli« state legislature, according to State Shell Fish Commissioner T. B. Hodges. The state fish department will nsk the legislature to stop net­ ting and provide for cancellation o f fishing licenses of any commer­ cial fisherman found guilty a third time for violation of any of ♦he laws governing the rluiltia fishing industry, according to Hodges. "The enforcement of conserva­ tion laws, as n general rule, is a difficult matter on account irf the vast territory to be policed and on account of the lack of appre­ ciation nnd enforcement by tho public generally,.......... ," Hodges told the International News Service today. “ Conservation laws are enacted for the benefit of the people ns tho primary object of their en| actment is to encourage, protect and build up some public resource . in order that the people of the ntate may enjoy nu/rc fully the fruits of the particular industry Conserved. “ The poultrymnn does not kill the netting hen or destroy all cggH or sell nil the smnll chickens. If he did, he would not maintain a poultry farm very long. The same rule can be applied to the conser­ vation of fish. We stood by and aaw onr national resources disap­ pear: but, fortunately, the note of warning wns sounded in timu to eavo our salt water fishing iii• dusUry.” , Hodges showed that during the past two years, there has been more fish shipped from Florida by 'wholesale fi.*,|i 'dealers than during nny other two-year period in the state's history. There was a total of 173,051,674 pounds of fish shipped during thaso two years. Of.this amount, 70,008,404 pounds were mullet, 10,036,274 trout, 15,800,840 mnekecvl, 21,820,826 liltteffsh, 2,358,032 .kingfish, 00,000 redfish, 47,020 ' shnphead* 42/130 flounders, 181,402,080 red snapper, 8,840,440 gTiniper, 2*345,7G2> pompnno, 1,310,010 shad; 1.530,100 herring, 6,800,870 catfish, 10,457,260 bream 2,811,602 'black bliss, 3,002,030 croppffc, 14,074,040 shrimp, and 175,122 crayfish. Sports Expert Picks Cards A s Winners With Chicago As Runner-tJp; GlnnlsHavc Several Weak Spots, HcSuys By DAVIS J. never enjoyed in one year more than 00 dnys of real prosperity or profitable business, nnd that has been the tourist season which inciudea only the months of January, February and March. mnining doubt about the matter, allusion is being made in part to tho Ginnts, who mny have added something in punch since 102(1 but have lost plenty in defense through the disability of Young nnd the de­ parture of Kelly. There are only n few Youngs and Kellys in bnselmll nnd the Ginnts necessarily must ex­ pect to bo weaker at first base and in tho outfield on that account- Add to this the fact that they hnve three, minor league catchers, uncer­ thrvo-gumo series with Mississipi tain pitching nnd nt loust one out­ A. & M., their first Conference op­ field position that may or not be filled adequately and you begin to ponents of the year, the University remember things that the glamor of Florida baseball team will leave of Hornsby and Roush made you hero on April 1 on tho longest hnsehnlt road jaunt in Gator athletic forget. I would say that a rising, young annuls. Between April 2 nnd April It tho club like the Chicago Cubs is a Let­ ter pennant hope nt this Immature University of Florldn will play six moment than the Ginnts, who don’t S. I. C. games, two S. I. A. A. know how good or how bed they games nnd two non-colleginte gam­ mny ho; better, loo, than the Cinci­ es. A pair of games with Fort Reti­ nnati Beds nnd Pittsburgh Pirates, ring in Columbus Gn., will open the who haven’t been improved between trip. The remainder of tho road seasons, ftlid, .therefore, must hnve route is as follow s: April I and 5, Auburn at Au­ slipped back u bit. Based on common sense, the pre­ burn; April 0 and 7, Alabama nt sent rank'ng of National League Tuscaloosa; April 8 and i*, Vander­ bilt at Nashville ami April 10 and tennis might run in this order: 1. St. Louis, 2. Chicago, 3. New 11, Birmingham-Southern nt Bir­ York, 4, Cincinnati, 6. Pittsburgh, mingham. With a brilliant array of pit­ 0. Boston, 7. Brooklyn 8. Philadel­ chers that is scarcely equalled this phia. yenr by nny other Southern col­ The Cubs actually aren’t a strong lege team, and having on its ros­ ball club hut, imbued with the im­ ter the names of many veterans, petus of their rush nt the close of the University of Florida is being tho 1026 race, they may be hard granted more limn an even l.reik to stop with nil of that fine young in its coming tour and « majority pitching and those 77 home games of wins during the coming diamond in whicii Hartnett and Wilson mny campaign would do much towards shoot nt tlio fames. On paper, they raising the Orange anti Blue linndon't seem to bo ns dangerous irt ner which has sagged sadly tho Giants, Reds nnd Pirates hut I , throughout the 1020-27 athletic think they will get sounder leader­ iseason. ship than tho lutter while their weaknesses in certain departments aro not ns glaring as those of the Giants and Reds. Tho Intier figure to. lose some of Swear at Your.— • tho grent pitching ttyit carried. them along, through m ent'yrarX nnd their shortstop is open to sus­ ■ Celery Crates ■ picion. Except nt first huso, the cntirc infield lacks punch. Frankly, ■ * tho Reds aren’t better than they ■ Ubo Shinholacr’s Crates ■ were lust year ami that wasn't ■ and Swear by Them ■ good enough. * Gators Will Leave Soon On Baseball Tour Of Southeast WALSH International News Service Sports Ed 11or NEW YORK, Anril 4.— in spito o f the fact that the intelligentsia £ has been quite uclivo in making a , lot of character about the Giants nd, with n pniito rough, sneering t. Louis into tho second division, tho writer has como to suspoct tho National League of hnving at least • two really potential contenders at tills writing ary|I that tho other one L la pot jlip New York Ginnts. Offhand, I would name the GardiHills an a logical choice, although I am not concerned with the mat­ ter of whether they wijl or will not win the pennant. If I know, I could muko myself a lot of money mid the National League could save itself a lot of time. •, Thb Cards, perforce, can hardly hope to divorce themselves from an inspiring mnnager and second lias?man nnd remain tho identical machine that won tho 1020 cham­ pionship. They probably have lost the Intangible something representid by the club’s faith in Hornsby, to say nothing of tho difference be­ tween a star infleldrr and the man , they now have. But viewed in cold blood, the Curds have lost less be­ tween unisons titan some of the 8 ■No knota, no cross grainedfl Carolina Town Draws ■ sticka—just bang up good* 1st Fortune Hunters "crates— made just right.J| 5 We think tho beat crate*« HOLLISTER, Nash County, N. ■In the district, | .C., April 2.— (IN S)—A find de­ tachment o f fortunu seekers began ■ WE invito your compari-" drifting into this little town today ■ non in tho fields whero cel-" on the heels of reports of a 'gold "cr y in being packed. ■ Btrike’. PI V Gold of a very high quality is ■PROMPT service? Oh, yes." said In ImVe boon discovered on the I farm of W. T. Council, of Roanoke ■ We ore within an hour o f . Rapids, near here. An engineer is ■ any celery field o f this dis-" now examining tho tract to deter­ Strict. 5 mine whether or not tho find will ■ m !>c a paying proposition. ■Crates distributed through" Gold lias been found before in ■ American Fruit Growers," Nash county, but never in commer­ Bine., nnd Snnford Oviedo" cial quantities. GASH LUMBER CO •TALLAHASSEE, Fla., April 4— •~INS— The State Supremo Court today affirmed the judgement of the cireuit court of Pinnelns county in the case of the state of Florida VS John Jones, Willie Jones nnd John Barnes, found guilty in that court of unlnwfu! fishing in old Tampa Bay with a gill net. The three appealed the case to the Supreme Court on a writ of habacs corpus attacking the state’s light to pass local legislation. The State Supreme Court held that the state legislature had the constitutional right to pnss spec­ ial or local laws for tho protection of fish end game. Bv memorandum decision with­ SOCIETY PLAYS out opinion, division B of the court j GAME affirmed the judgement of the d r - 1 cult court of Pinellns county in the J La Dolottc, an Apache card (Dona Citrus Growers Association game, has routed bridge and mah­ VS E. B. Cnstler in a suit on n jong for the favor of Paris society. promissory note. A Bolnttc championship of Franco By memorandum decision without competition was recently held in opinion, the court affirmed the de­ Paris with 250 entries from nil foFrnncc. The game is cree of the circuit court of Dade parts county in the case of Ssmuel A. a very complicated one nnd re­ Boyer VS Helen E.l Letchworth quires great skili, but its popular­ ity is growing rapidly. nnd husband. By memorandum decision with­ Auburndale— Site chosen for out opinion, the court affirmed the decree of the circuit court of erection of new city hnll here. I’ inellas county in the case of R. B. Simpson VS Emma F. White. SiOTH-n Gar Wood Breaks Speedboat Record On CourseAtiUiami MIAMI BEACH, Fla.. April I— (INS)—Gar Wood, champion speed boat record stnnsher of the country, Live C)nk--lj»rge ice cream dis­ tributing plant to tie established here by Breedlove Ice Cream Com­ pany. __ , ,, I There are three existing religions in Cliinn--ConfuciHnism. Buddhism und Taoism. Tiu* hulk of the people arc Buddists, but ninny, to (hi on the safe side, practice all three. i Witness Just put those wenry, shoecrinkled, aching, burning feet in­ to a Tiz bath. When your feet ache and burn, Tiz, and only Tiz, will bring relief. Tiz is grand, glorious fqr tor­ tured feet. It draws the swelling and poisons ami aches right mil. S t o p s tho pain of corns Tuts your feet In perfect condition. Get u box of Tiz now at anv drug or department store. Don’t suffer, Have feet that never hurt, never get tired. idows phy Ironing Board Made Ic Ordrr Sanford Dander’s Studio Over Mobley’s Drug Store Dean-Berg Corporation Herald Building In a cigarette, that means natural tobacco taste, and that, in turn means Taste ll! Smell lit It s Entirely Different Wright Grocery Co. Distributors J.\alural tobacco taste is the good taste o f good to­ baccos put together right and nothing else! And in this day what a "find" it is! 12 ATTRACTIONS 12 Including Great Comedy Drama lin t liven McDonald and USE THE NEW I MP R O V E D IU h Highlanders Blue Danube Singers (’ resenting “ IN R O M A N Y ” Musical Romance Adriatic) Tambnrica Hand DuMond Company Featuring “ Stephen Foster” for leaf-eating insects and fungoua disease on TOM ATOES PEPPERS MELONS EGG P L ANT S CUCUMBERS -a n d y et, they're M I L D Originnl Musical I’ lay John B. Ratio Noted Im persona tor RENO L iooutt & M rcns T dpacco C o , Muglr nnd Mystery Special Program for Children ■nd other sprayed crops N OTABLE Le c t u r e s | Sanford Loan & Savings Company ?! (Incorporated) C A P IT A L $100,000.00 Sanford, Florida. For tale b y 5 One-Day Service SANFORD LAU N D RY BIG D A Y S 5 WEEK HERE APRIL 7 — 12 108 PALMETTO AVENUE Phone 475 Rental $30.00 Month CHAUTAUQUA Crate Manufacturer Plaster Hoard iilden Hardware official Near South Side School. REDPATH AND r«en Wire a face powder like this new won­ derful French Process Powder cal­ led MELLO-GLO—stays on a long time— keeps that ugly shine away —gives the skin a soft, peachy look— prevents Inrge pores. You will be amazed at the beautifying qualities and purity of Mello-Gio. You will he glad you tried it.— Sanford Drug Qo. Three rooms, Sleeping Porch, Bath. CH ESTERFIELD S. 0 . Shinholser APRIL 1— APRIL 8. Complete Line ot dlcine Cabinet* Cypress and Pine Framing Sheathing Biding Flooring Celling Finish Mouldings Lath Brick Unfurnished “ TH E P A T S Y ” Bring H uh advertisement uud liuvu one roll of films developed free of charge. This offer good for olio week only, from, A Magnolia Avenue House Women Have Always Wanted] V. E. DOUGLASS. Clerk. Hoard o f C ou n ty Com mr's, Homlnulo C o u n ty Fla. B. G, GRAY, Resident Manager 118 First National Bank Bldg NEW LUM BER YA R D my hand and FOR RENT West Palm Beach—Bids requested for construction of new elementary nnd junior high school costing $125,000. (Hen!) Certified Public Accountants Income Tax Consultant W. S. PRICE, Mgr. ’TRENCH OF DEATH SAVED Efforts are being made to save the “ Trench of Death," famous during the world war and familiar to later visiters to the battlefields. It is in the path of the proposed road from Cneskcrke to Dixmude, and n campaign has been launched to have the road deverted and to pro servo the tragic spot ns n mem­ orial of the war. N u tic r :* h ereb y u l v c n (tint s c a l eil bills will tiu receive!) by the in.aril o f t'o u u t y C o m m is s io n e r s In nnd fur Hi'mlnoln C o u n ty Florld n, at th e ir next r e g u la r m oetlm r to bo belli In th e C ou rt H ou se, a l Hanford F lor id a , on T u e sd a y , April, f.th, 1927 lit 10. o ’ c lo c k . A. M. f o r tho w ltlan lng o f C e le ry A v en ue, from tlie C ity I.hulls, t o Hines A v en u e, a n d also f o r the w id e n in g or H eardntl A v e n u e fr o m tlenuvn Street, SouIh , to Moores S t a t io n Road. Finns and siiecifIca U on s mny bo ob t a in e d fr om th o o f f i c e o f ilia C o u n t y Engineer. F red T. W il lia m s S u n ford Fla., on o r a f t e r March, Sfitli. 1917. C ertified c h o c k f o r 5 % o f bid, to a c c o m p a n y each bid. T h o Hoard r eserves th o r ig h t to r e je c t any and all hlila, days nnd Saturdays,;during f 9 fit ' : 0 day* of the session a( ],fl o’clock in the morning nnd ndiom » h. 1. . , . 1- . it l l i . i n f ♦I .,.,. ntl 11 o’clock in the afternoon, .ithr.V whole hours. The committees o f tho Hom having business before them trim TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. April I— hold daily meetings on these dtyj (IN’ S )— While Florida legislators between 2:30 nnd f>:30 P. M., *>j will have much to do lit the 1027 nt other times if necessary. session opening next week, their A special session o f the !Ion»( daily hours of meeting will be provided beginning nt 8 oY!<xl short. The rules of the House of Repre­ [each Monday and Thursday nigh sentatives require that it. meet on i for consideration of the calendar^ each legislative dav, except Mon- { local bills only. WANT sea l tills lDtli, day o f M arch, A. D. 1927. ■Truck Growers, Inc, H A L L A N D PEN TLAN D SANFORD Ruling Of Pinellas Court Is Upheld By Tribunal At. Capital Daily Sessions Of is still about his business of hang* ing up now marks. Incited by his brother Phil Wood’s unofficial lime of over 80 miles nn hour made last week, Gnr Wood, accurately timed by the same machine and operator that caught the 207*miles*nn-hour au­ tomobile dash at Daytona Beach, sped over the waters here at u clip of 80.43 miles uti hour. Otis Porter, official timer of the A. A. A. nnd representative of the American Motor Hunt Association announced that the average of the two fastest lops both with and ngainst the wind was 80.32 miles nn hour. The run was made in eight tries ‘oVer a three-mile straight- | REDPATH CHAUTAUQUA Under Auspices Woman’s Club Season Tickets $3.00 J DIRECTORS John V. Oberholtzer Charles Dunn J. M. Wallace L. P. Hagan EIGHT PER CENT y , •“ , ' a DIRECTORS Joe Cameron w R. J. Holly t A . M inchew ' ' 'v* Paul A . Oberholtzer PROFIT SH A R IN G STOCK �T H E SANFOTtn ITR R ATJ). M O N D A Y . APR IT. 'K E N T VULCANIZING WORKS, 8— 1*inane inI n o o n AND GOODYEAR TIRES U. S. I* Butteries. DO YOU NEED MONEY—Have Distributors Chnndled unlimited amount on Residence Commercial Avenue and Easiness property (huluotn Office Young Uldg. N. Park Ave. LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSON Edward Higgins Inc. m o n e y — t « loan on improved de­ Commercial & Palmetto. Phone 331 sirable business and rcsiedntud property In Sanford. Address 1020 Ford ton truck, excellent Loan, P. 0 . Box 503. City. condition; owner going north, rr.Ronaldo for ensh, like new. I’ hor r MONEY WANTED— Want to bor­ 897-W. row $500 on garage apartment to be built on lot worth $2,500. MODEL TRIM CO. Loan wanted for six months only We trim tho enr, not the owner, iis builder expects to erect resi­ Phone 817 for estimates lience on lot Inter this summer. P. W. RADFORD Answer to "$500" care Herald. RATES W'H est, and ch arged Mid o f tho w o rd igpi a line. ADS. will be re­ ins and collector lv for payment, orders aro nayof publication. Jit: Copy r*0®’?,: d office by 11:00 bllshed the same [• _rtxl0. if an error Is made !nrl0?nr'.l I[era 111 Will not be t for mor® than one P°n,lb * insertion, therefore "$|J, should be notified at SEMINOLE HUDSON- ESSEX INC 20.7 Oak Ave. Phono -11 r t M |}|,r,i(| office or by d®rJ Telephone , dlacontln*1’ orders afo nob valid. S m IFICATION INDEX: The Viinq 1 classifications are and numbered for \dVrfr” nr“ They are made, , i_ . iiw ii y nnd puniertk tV-L'vi— numerpji ad? undeVo *oh h®ad - 4— liusiness Service 11 — Miscellaneous FOR SALE—Well established pay­ ing ladies shop. Reasonable. Sick­ ness cause for selling out. Phono 570-J. "W E CLEAN YOUR RUGS ABSOLUTELY CLEAN Our rug cleaning plant is strictly modern. Phone Orlando 9653 or drop Prices same ns Orlando. Russ :— Oriental rugs, smell us a card and our salesman china, etc. 611 Myrtle will call to see you. Mattress Co. 1122 Church St. Orlando, Florida.______________ j wl„ not ,M. re(,ponBj|,|e for nt. THE SEMINOLE PIUNTERY counts mntle by Unndcll Kinnrd ANSCO CAMERAS T. 11. K1NARD. Vino made-up alphabet- •irD RATE SCHEDULE mowing schedule telle , „ t "is boim «'i» Irom ? 10 S5 words for one to Pons. When centered j ordered, each lino will ;»d as S word*, ord rate applies to each i inr example IS worde II. L. Perkins — Haberdasher headquarters for Collegiate TWO REFRIGERATORS — Good Clothes. 110 First Street. condition; priced reasonable.Pier­ BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation son Larkin, Inc. MeLnnder Arcnd.i. boxes nnd general cement work Phone 880, Miracle Concrete Co. .1. E. Ter11—Rooms Without Board willegpr, Prop. 1 PACK FOR RENT:—Small bungalow on Magnolia Avenue. Unfurnished. In desirable residential section and within easy walking distance of the business district. $3U monthly. I*. 0. Box 431. Sanford. KlO'At tt> F U R l H S t t s NOxw W A u e -c e .^ . *T*AftT ' n o w T F\ufrr 17— Hu.slnc.ss i’incos For Kent PARK AVENUE LOT—.lustsouth of Thirteenth Street, facing cast, OFFICE FOR RENT— la Meisch ran be bought for $2,700 on any Bldg Apply A. P Connelly A reasonable terms. This is an ex­ cellent location for a Duplex Sons, Magnolia and 2nd Apartment House. Box 100 cine ATTRACTIVE looms to rent for The Sanford Herald. stores or offices at Park Ave.. and Commercial Street. W. M. Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave., op­ FOR SALE—Two lots in Oak Hill posite Court House. and two lots in Bucnn Vista $050 each, cash payment nndtermn to BUSINESS LOCATION NICE STORE room 15x60 \t suit purchaser. Box xz core Har­ 220 Magnolia Avenua. Suitable for old. Rinnll business; rent reasonable. Apply at A. P. Connelly & Sons, 20— Miscellaneous For Sale 221 Magnolia Ave. Phone 48. Al! kinds household furnishings 1U— Houses For Sale including Frigidaire— Apply on'.v house on French Avenue in Dream HOUSES — For sale or rent— Now wold. building at Sylvan Lake (Pnolal on first section of homes. New Orthophonic Victrola, prncticully homes of t, 5, nnd 6 rooms, orders new. Jjitest model. Is beautiful taken for sale or rental at very machine. Will sacrifice for quick reasonable terms, Reservations rale, ('nil Mr. Kellcher, Snnfoid Country Club. Rural 2500. $100 Cash and $50 monthly will buy bungalow on Magnolia Avenue NOW •RENTING for Price $1500 Buy direct from ow­ ner. Phone 118 ami ask for Mr. Mitchell. $200 GX.T -M E OUT O f A. h. ROMSITER in Avenue Phone 212-W iTlorsl gtggestlon for E v e r y ,; Occasion Ftonl Designs a flpeelalty MANENT WAVING — $10 1 |I5. Marcelling by our exoperstor. Blue Bird Beauty it And Found ST—Blue folder containing int l*at papcrs-chnrter for Purv's Ihms National Detective Ager. Also affidavit. Return to Heroffice. 'Automobiles BOOST SANFORD ET THE New Snnford Boostei displaying bunch of celery [1-W jacli. Mudebaker Agency *8 Juan Oarage Co,* CHRYSLER BAS. J. FULLER MOTOR CO 1»nforii Ave, at loth St. Phone 692 L DODGE rnasure car* and Graham Trucks £ g_^ d Lilli St. Phone 3. lOUGlNS 4 COWAN CO., Auto ttoaiator nnd sheel metal works. ji p a nrnaniitntnl Ttwtiil •mV Tel. Tin.u* .in? i, a 8ANKORU BUICK CO *-l- Magnolia Ave. _________ Phone 367 RIJPS—MARMONS •Ofl\ian e Automobile Co m Magnolia Ave. |»hr» ; VV.IT ANI) 1’AIGf [,\ES GARAGE Sanford Dealer l*t St. pi„ ... WANTED:— Messenger boy. Ap ply Postal Telegraph. “X j e n t C K v Y *“ Th at ■ or ( V. h e r hosra n p d r a g g e d HENRY \ BEVOHEi f a im T !/ XM hW M OTHERS > INTO A BOSltuesS \ t o g e t h e r — if s h e KNEW HOW AHJtlODS . pop IS T o G ET TYTE -j OUT OF THE COMPANY Mways VJAMTLD ' T&GeriMWirHA O'Q CONfitRN U kE Magic mud F . > THAT WAS ON THE A . M l RAGGED tDGE OF j | L SHE’O HAVE A F IT / —W , ’ 1 8 ANKROPTCY J g a 'T SA LE SM A N $AM r VoJ K€.LP W4IY4 F fion m uY, OR- " - L ir - m u t s n ftH T o DO THftT MONGftO LI51EH , VOWXCfe* - YoU'VB- ^TAPTkD EHOOoH TROUBLE AROUND OH fNCCOOHT OP FULLY — CbC-T O U T !'. ^ ______ Y o i r o e . F m e o im ^ rtrtlf»V5Lq I -t j' I ISlV'l i nIltiKI nl 5\r - vll USDER^NO W E L L - vr s T oo ■TH HOPE, 0ROHE— wrwie. v o o \ FAILED IN J voe *t vjmoiNift y N O U )- LET'* Trt f?E>T O F ^TiCK 'Tokfc.TrlEft- U t LL _ PiLONO- W it h o u t T h a t CftKE-EftlEIZ, KONffftD ______ " Gu«i-en.J certain if Kellogg is still in office next December. brilliant performance at the nevf disarmament conference become daily moio dismal and there re­ mains only a chance to do some­ thing with that situation right under our nose, our spunhblo with Mexico. The negotiations between Amabssador Tellez and Hrothii Kellogg, it Is reasonable to suspeii will furnish a satisfactory cut: for a credible if not a ereditaldo if not n glorious exit. >• m I An unnreJudircd ebierver must Auhurndnle-* Aulnirndnli Wet Wash Laundry opened in this 'city recentlyLeesburg—Work stinted widen­ ing Main Street from First Street to city limits. DcLund-Floridu Public Service Company to erect $65,000 ice plant in this city. R A T E S R ED U CED 5an Lanta Apartments By Taylor V4HAT A f o o l . I WAS T o < . LET T Y TE IN ON THIS BUSINESS- V-* L ONLY WISH D HAD THE MONEY Lr" TO BOY UP HIS IN TeRESr-STILL THE OLD NICKEL SQU££IER WOULD BE SURE TO WANT TWICE j MORE THAN HE PAID F b R IT j A C-tET G R eiMT nv MM Mnvtcc. MfC. Fort Ogden—Bridge on new Ven­ FURNISHED five room house; sleeping porch, bath, lights, water, ice Rond west of Fort Ogdon being re floored. garage. Flora Heights; $35. OH m s y e s - ewerythingS f A nd SH£ T hinks it 's So LOVELY OUA H0SB8NH* IS Gf?AUD To HEAR HERARE IN BUSINESS SHE WOULDN'T LET ON f KiwOLY STt-P 1 UPOU YHt , BUNGALOW — Attractively fur­ nished, 5 rooms, hath, sleeping porch, double garage, nice lawn and shrubbery. Cash $1,000, balance t years, Mrs. Simmons, next to Tas­ ty Simp, Purk Avenue. He W ho Laughs Last lihiNK rrs so ^W.MfiS.QLNN THATOu«gusBAN0S \ VN\UU FOOP OP per LANEY.S DRUG STORE— P in­ ROOMS,— With or without mealt 20— Farms ]u r Sale scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We arc Reasonable rate::. Liuroln Hotel. as near you ns your phone. Call 103 Farm implements cheap for -Two furnished rooms qulel: buyer. IL C. Pnrmetee, Route HEST BUY IN AGRICULTUR­ with private family in modern 1, Cameron City. AL LAND building, why pay the Archftecls house with nil conveniences, rales In Tito State Of Florida several hundred dollars for plans,<reasonable 208 Evans St. (17thSt.) x m ir r : n m rnm.iCATtoN lu llm Hawing well district near Ilf rlnllil under Section 237 when you can get tho same free,* near OukAvc. Sanford, with day subsoil. On R.Notice H. ns nnicndeU by tho set of the highway .and one mile from January IT. l»22. to e United Suites I.nnd Office. R. R. station. Onlnesvlllo. l'ln.. Fell. 2fl, t03T. SANFORD NOVELTY W O R K S .-------------------------------------------------Already cleared, Perfect NOTICE ts hereby given that V. C. Coller, Prop. Building Con- FOR RENT— Small apartment and drainage. Itnnry Schut* transferee o f Lillie tractor, General Shop & Mill Work furnished room. 813 Magnolia Ave. Virgin soil of unsurpassed fer­ It. Stratton, has filed in tills o ffic e utt nnidicnllrm under section 1372, nnd House Painting, 115 N. “ " tility, will grow anything, Revised Sin tines, ns amended by Frencli Ave. Phono 235-J. bURNISHEb—. Apnrtment, up1,000 Acres in units of 5 acres, the act o f January 27. 1022, fo r the S ' i Lot C See. 30. T. 18 B,._Il. 31 13. ns many as you want. N E W NEW Sec. 36 T. 4 4 AT A PRICE SO LOW IT WILL and It. 27 U. Tnl. M. l-'litrltla, and that "Make Your Head Swim" llie sn m o has be e n a l lo w e d by tho S e c r e ta r y o f th o In te r io r, Seria l No. Home Seekers, Here Is Your om<7. Chance All person s clnlmltiK th o land a d ­ It May Never Come Again v ers ely o r d e s ir i n g t o s h o w It to If you can make a small cash he m ineral In c h a r a c t e r w ill ho nlPhonogratih Repairing w e d until A pril 23. 1327. to f la payment and finance your first lo TWO— Imrge rooms; first floor; In th is o f f i c e ih e ir o b j e c t i o n s t o the Piano Tuning crop, it will easily pny for the Is suance o f p a te n t u nder a f o r e s a id cool; furnished; summer rates. By experts with 17 years split lent loll. ,, lunil. Phone 175-J. exoorience. E E D IIO E C. I ROM. If you are looking for a "Simp" V 1 IteRlslel 5uttford Music Store Tfere It Is FOR RENT and Gift Shoppe See Me At Onro Room 10 & 11 Me Lander Arcade. Furnished apnrtment, 3 rooms an 1 W. ,M. YOUNG. huth all mitdern eonveitieiices Phono B32. Bargains In Real Estate Park Ave. and Commercial St. FOR YOUR HEALTH’S SAKE Unfurnished apartment, 3 roonu Ihincii Kv>s—One Yale TRY CHIROPRACTIC AD­ and hath, all modern convenience*. Key; One House Key FOR | SALE—Two aero truck JUSTMENTS. DR. W. E. MAC* farms, close in, on Dixie High­ ItusHW’in Key; ■ One I DOUGAL, 1ST NAT’L BANK Store room close in suitable for BLDG. PHONE 482-J. Key— Please return to any mercantile, Business—Call way, flowing water, electricity. L. A. Rennud 820 W. First St. 831-J. Herald. CONCRETE in every shapo ,nnd form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ FOUR ROOM.— delightfully cool 21— AcrenRe For Sale mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod­ furnished flat, eastern exposure ucts Company, Fifth nnd Maple located on Park Ave. For inspec­ NOW IS THE TIME Sts. Phone 112-W. tion and nil particulars, uddres.i TO HUY THAT FARM Route "A " RD Box 245. CLARENCE SMITH AND START SOMETHING We arc all going back to the General Contractor FOR RENT—Apartment nnd bed farm where real values will al­ COO West First Street room. 320 Oak Ave. Call 746-J. ways prevail. Just now is the timn nt Phone 441 to move a few miles front Sanford TWO rooms, kitchenette and hath; nnd start that chicken farm and CLEANING, PRESSING, DYING beautiful outlook; all improve­ raise vegetables for the home mur* not especially surprising mat nc—"W o do it Belter,” Try us. Roy­ ments; cretnry Kellogg's resignation is ru­ attractively furnished; al Cleaners and Dyers, J. C. Jack- moderate lent by week. Young's ket. Just such a place can be had mored to be impending but the on the Sanford-Orlundo road nitout son, 305 East Second St„ Phone Apartments, office 200 N. Pork three miles front Sanford in tho virulence o f this rumor and the 481-J. high and healthy oak and pine credence which it is given by near­ ly everyone in Washington is as­ HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY FIVE ROOM—Apartment for rent section good for citrus fruits, good tonishing. — Cleaning, pressing, tailoring. April first. Cor. Park and Fourth for poultry and good for all kinds All around the town, the most of vegetables. Thirty acres, high 105 S. Palmetto Avenue. Phone D. L. Thrasher, nnd dry location for n home nnd frequent question heard is not as J46-J. four acres in muck for vegetables to whether Mr. Kellogg will quit, First floor unfurnished apart­ or bulbs— it will raise nnything lint when? METAL ROOFING—The Roof Ev- ment for rent, vacant April 1st —the man who wants to work can No sooner does one get within erlusting. Metal shingles*, 615 Myrtle Ave. Mrs. Noble. ntnkc a good living from this the doors of nn embassy or lega­ standing seam tin nnd galvanized place. If vou nro interested add­ roofs. See James II. Cowan. OQk THREE-ROOM Furnished Apart ress OWNER, care Sanford Herald. tion than this question is popped ment. Apply Jlerulii Office. nve. nnd Third St. Phone 111. Any reasonable offer and terms nt him. will be considered after you have MATRESSES properly renovated; ANOTHER demonstration of the TWO ROOMS— furnished for light seen the property. one day service in Sanford, by power with which this ever-re­ housekeeping, 719 Oak Ave. Snnford Malrcss Factory. Phone HI’J'.l IAIj— hole o f few 0 acre curring rumor hns gripped gener­ IU2-M. plaits, located at Gorda Park near al imagination is to he seen in tho lfi— H ouses F o r Kent Markham, where new hard road is regiment of names which have A'lGHT-GHRISENBERRY PRINT now being built. Have liecn told bs^n advanced us Mr. Kellogg’s SHOP — Printing. Engraving. to sell (cheap at $300 per acre) possible successor. Here are only Embossing. See. ns first. We do prire $500 for 5 neros. $26 deposit, n few of them: i t Phone 417-W, R. R. AvenueDwight Morrow, easy monthly settlement. Fine in­ Commercial Street. vestment nnd soil is the very liest. Herbert Hoover. Apply IL S. Mitchell. General De­ Irvine L. Leinuot. "JEPSON WANTS TO SEE YOU" livery, Snnford, Flu. James W. Wadsworth. House, Hotel, Apnrtment House. Alunson B. Houghton. nnything In Furniture J EPSON John Bassett Moore. How you were brought up lias FURNITURE Co. 114 3-Pnrk Ave. FIVE ROOM—house furnished for little to do with how fur up you David Jayne Hill. will go. Charles Beecher Warren. rent. Phone 805-W. G— Help Wanted (Mnle) THE PO'WE.P OF HE.RE- Scruggs-Sroggan (lenity Co., Inr ytia* like hungry wolves, see Oilcibjr for boats and bait, f Konroe bridge. By William OUT OUR WAY Jffl WHAT A DUNMT- X MADC O F MY5CU* WHEN X OrtME TO THIS Effective A t Once P L A C E - I K t ffiOUi-p F/N P A rr>vo Apartm ents B U YER FOR M Y INTEREST I 'd S E L L OUT FOR ANY O F F e R TBEY'P MAKE w e AN'OONSIPCR L MYSELF L O C R Y Available Now Electric Refrigeration Steel Appointed Kitchens f Mrs. Swan, Resident A g en t Phone 910-W F. F. Dutton & Co. I | Phone 050 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1927 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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'*.^v i*i^ NEWSPAPER v. m rw THE WEATHER ‘ * Fair tonight: Wednesday l>arxjy cloudy; poanttily rain in rjurcm * north portion. „i in F lo rid a * * i l l c n r t U W H J G ran teH t V e tfrtn lilo i K " l,, Hlclfes* Garden I .. S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . T l I L ensod W ire In te rn :itio m il N e w s S e rv ic e feii:N«'. xvii.. rsSBT!* Member Audit llureuu Of Circulations i> AY. A P R I L .. I " . Disfavor Upon Months’9P DISORDERS Additional English Troops Two At Capital ATTflEPOLLS NUMBER! ■ 11716336 Protest T o Chines , Imck m«* morally FlT-’ s 'v r* •y ■■' ■• ■' ■'* -*• (Copyright. !!•!’* by International powers will Bolshevist.*. A flat'll .* , uguintd lhe 1 . ................. . w ,, • Now* Sorvic • i •between Chinese and foreiicn Uijapa A u ed M o n a rc h N e a r s D e a l it PEKING Apr r» While w hile deeply u ca|um | ty j „|*li to avoid." O n e IJelleved W o u n d ed A nd M essages Fail To In ­ F ro m C ;tttc c r; O r d e r M ain* Pot^lgu m ilitary otiHOrVfrs t'hW* M any E le c tio n W o rk e r s Art* hostilt* ni'aiupt tin* IldUnevIpt^, (itinetl In UnchiircMl A nti ncvci’tlipIoHii M arshal t hum? F'* '* uctorigc Miuniml ( luiu^’h ntut clude Strong U lti­ »ner Chamber Holds T e r ro r iz e d W h e n ( J n n u s lc r s Kin rotfarclK tin 1 H*n<Hng of N n S o ld ie rs A re tyoY lng i motil as Mb Mpul)1lc n itltu u r ,0 «!»• A (lu c k O n e I’nliini* I’Jace force* matum Desired By imliMi rCiHiorceni^v war ldr«i vvou! * .......... of ... . ,• • 1 Irinvivig iii in;, vilmi .».*» (Siu • l& cutivc M eeting nml other troops into north < nine privately welcome stlengthened British Government Settle Status <)t nn unwelcome net. the Man- ^ K | p munitions in north Cldnh, S t r i c t C e n s o r s h i p I s Many ('ops Guard 'I'he as cliurlan war lord declared in t«n , jf were neat in not in the M a i n t a i n e d , I s R e p o r t Ulountstown Solon with ln te ip r- L ^ ,,^ ((J intervention, hut merely 2,381 Polling Places i.'xelupive interview With N --------liofinl News Servicft today. to guarantee safe and free exit K adi urn T r e a tm e n t D e la y ed "I have tlie situation well in „ f forei*'n residents from Peking F i f t y P e r C en t o r V o te rs -.-li B e c a u s e O f T h e W e a k e n e d llnnknw Clash Between Japs I.and,” snld Marshal Chung, tW ' to Tlen-T<ln. f s C a st B a llo ts In l''irst T h r e e C o n d itio n O f M o n a rc h . Tin* Anierlean (ram son at Tiencommands tile licirthern arm y u<N elso n Mi ni h o r s C’o n s lr u c tio n Amt Chinese Causes Anti­ H o u rs A f t e r P u lls O p e n s fending Peking. “Tice I'unlo- Tsln Inn not keen strengthened C o m p a n y A w u rd v tl $1 Foreign Feeling To GrOtv; E nglish Troops Will nest* cannot proceed northw ard, renmiliing a* its old strength <f BUCHAREST Redeveel via lliinkdw.MhunkTngAreUutet C o n tr a c t 'l 'o d a y ; P a r k S ite therefore uilditinnul foreign guttwo hatn llions. So fur as is known Belgrade April l». (IN S) Kitig CHICAGO. Apr. B- One hoodDraw N e w Line To L n al O rg a n iz a tio n A c c e p te d B y C o m m issio n Iit m wtiH ht'lieVM wounded. « pln’e risons are not needed. no extraordinary orders have lieen Ferdinand's condition was weaker SHANGHAI, Apr. f*—(IN S )-* Include Chapei Aren gloss window was riddled with . "I am ready to mobillr.e uddi- received by the American froccM today ami it is anticipated now that l( I bullets iuiiI women voters and Honal troops in Manchuria if the at Tien-Tsin. | ' /) |f T* w o M o u s ,e s F o l -I ini- contruct riiim ui i. mi .vnii-nni,; ii'uiu-the* may not liv.' more than -IS The Hituution for foreigners Is The fur widening erowiiu? more acute In the hours. • h iu 'u 8(11111(1 0 1 u a v e i Celery si ml Bcurdall Avenue* wa ■< election woikers were t e r r o r i z e d _____________ ______ LONDON, APRIL! G. (INS) There are Ho troops movements tze valltty, n» agitators have w e.i *Pv* Iawarded to the Nelson l!i «»tlu-i - today_ *when ttnr.Ksters nttneked u —Indentic notea of protest vf/ given ne w m aterial for propagan­ Construction Company for tlie sum , pollinK place durint' tho innyorin Bucharest and order prevails. rA kL A llA S S E K , F lu . H.— of s6tr>.ftr,r, l,y tho County Cinnmis- nlty elec tion today, da against the foreigners by tiu» against tho Nanking incident ^ - S h o r t l y a f t e r t h e l e j - sioners ut <their monthly meetinc i Folic,, stationed at the pediittv' VIENNA, April 5 (1N,S) The Hankow clash between the Chi­ have been dispatched to the condition of the King of Roiimnnlii nese and the Japanese. British, American and Jap­ Idun- convened in r e g u l a r this morning. The Hutton Co i- jp|„t.,. retmned the ganjisteis* Evacuation proceeds and mo^t is reported iib still critical, accord* s.tnictinn Coinpuny and Frye" j (irtl> | . W tho first serious nut* Inniiil .session h e r e to d a y and Drown were the other bidder*', break of violence n fta r the voting ing to dispatches reaching hen*. of the Yangtze cities and porta anese ministers nt Peking, it I jjje p re lim in a ry f o r tn a li. . . . Tlie censorship which has keen elnp- nrc now barren of foreign women was learned today. It is expected that work on the began, down in Buchnrciit makes it nml children, with only u few men These notes will probably be FjVl. thouenrul policenien slein.l s were K°no th r o u g h . I In* two main arteries of travel bedifficult to eletetrmlno the exact hanging on in hope of suving the handed to the Cantonese lead­ ( ily*B j.liSt precinct wte went in to e x e c u tiv e twe«*n thu city andI the celery eleila 1,imra nt Uiere, hut reports indicate no i prone>ity . for which limy have given will l.c commenced in tin* near fn |MI||in(r p|n„ .Hi wliile line) eletortivos D r. S a n . P u lc s to n W r i t e s E . F . J . I*. W a in w r i« I .M s C u |.tu re« l situation nit ers toduy. ajon to d e te r m m e t h e s ln - turn anil tin* action of the < "in te-n.don over their life's work. patrolled tke streets in riot cni'.i, The United States and J jP an ili u s e h u ld c r T h a i B lIIM ndej L a s t N ig ltl A f t e r IletiiH; t jip .,r 0p0gai 0f Frontier Avercscu While unrest grows conditions of S en ato r W. It. M e lh tn - mipaioners in said to meet with armed with revolvers, machine* appear to have won G reat B ritala are reported as ejultc on tlie the approval of practically' e very Missing For Four „ . Day?* ! to cre*atedictatorship in the event By ;'*ti»rtsnt:in Should N ot t guns nml heiinhs. • 0f B lo u n tslo w n . o f I h " siirfar,. in Hankow and Chunking. to their side, a t least partly and farm er in the territory. Offifers To Conduct l‘ioh«» { of t in * king's death. Staleauthorities we*ro in rea.li lie l . in g ed lit L eg islatu re j rntyfiftli "Into Ri'linlnrinl disN ationalist leaders intervened G reat B ritain's strong ultim atum Among tin* road project, di 1 - III-- ;", lit Iw.i ( Illi'Ugo arilK'l le- to ______ I The king's weakened condition to nvpld a criBb nt. Amoy, lifter the will not be put upon P W * jJ * .1. F. W hinwright, pn escaped p ri-ih a a made, it necessary to postpone United A le tte r from Mr. fknntiel Pul>mitsr Mol •allied re .rn lly wm eitsre'd at thi> meeting was that o'" throw troops into action in tie* StatcB consul proteitod reported now, but G reat B ritain tlie (le‘iie \ a'-Titusvllle road ami fol­ Rimer front the county convict camp radium treatm ents for his cancer eveol of iroiihle. e-sli.n, preside- d . . in* ......... virtecl Ilf charges of vlidutoij against a transport boycott hy the will supplem ent her note b y a ver­ i-a|ilurcil l*a*.s.t '■troUOien, troubles, it this m a r Oviedo, lA'lcoo, was wa-i i-aiiuiiiu u U w roported, »* "'»****. and — .......... linlori eii i* nlilc-rnuin in hiding, two of clui|»t#*r uf il<* U aik Wagon near bal statem ent w arning the CUnoae fmlcral prohtliltion laws and lowing lirief talks Iiy i.i'oti 1 *•»•*>' Whsngpoo arrived tliat she is prepared to taks inde­ wiir i »•*!•• y mnilcfl K* r . night near U ko Monroe by She*: prevent* hlB securing proper nour,n.mnl to :* h'rnt in Mm pi.vei n and It. J. Holly, the const ruction hi- workers i-hase.l otr tho streets |,e re today bringing 11 Americans pendent action to back her u»nt prison at Atlanta, lie appeal- of this road was authorized. It mill till* Wlee'kage I.f tW<» I>(>11111 Huiisliolder, *>i. of tin* l**l?tsl«»- rift ( . M. Uatjii and dejiiutiM iB|im ent. ill eineil ^M cci'ssarj to a\va • eexplo "ion: st re wing the sidewalks tors from ihi;-. county now at Tnlto the United .States ei.euil manda. ; ..................... and otherIrofelgner* form llankow , waH today returned to th entop. BERLIN, Atir. T*—( IN S )—King oaTesuUa’ YroW Wuhu, eight Jeslaiittasce*. _ of appeal at New Orleann fin flier ac tion from the* state con- vv.-ie- highlights of lln* early ka! F ersistent reports are current eeruiug this road, it was said. W alnwriglit will he remembered Ferdinand ban suffered n relapse , ' Anlcinic1 and 30 Priosts here th a t the B ritish forces will Ini illg. The letter contained facts telaout mi Iwind. The I'liiitruc*! tor Its construe, Hankow us well as 331 Chi- occupy Chinese te r r ito r e j outside Tlie* exceptionally heavy e.-nlv liv ,.'to tin* ive-i-nt m eeting of the* ns the man who, in 1925, Is alleged „ nd is again a t death s door, ac- ^ )tr Panic I lias keen nshi'd iiy •he •* ......a..,. ... m nnria rpiirluinr here i ,,wm . of tho international settlem ent in t* ofncitils I" resit'll Ills Semite* lion was lei at the tenme time that vote* was elee Ia reel hy hoth Wil­ I.enffuo. at which t'm e n I'ill pro- to have ntooel off authorities for se­ . Among tlie passengers on "tho Shanghai almost immediately. t to make iiossikle the ciclhni' otjiei- roadwork, totaling nearly li:.ni K. Ilever, Menioe-ralii- iiicum- liikiling the seining u-sl sale e*f veral limirs Iiy barricading himself from Bucharest toiloy, Oueen Marls is rem aining r ° n- Wbnngoo was General Carlton a spec ini rlcTtinn to chOeit e n one half million dollars, was cn'i- bent and William Hale Thompson, fish was crielonic-l by monikers of in a house on First Street in nn nt­ The Dally News correspondent Republican to hoar out their eluiots the* organization ami other repre­ t: nipt to resist arrest. At th a t time stantly nt the bedside of the king. Dj,, commander of the eleventn in Shanghai states th a t instruc­ (ccfcwir kut he has steadfastly trncteel. The king is in n coma, it is .ra* j | vjaion of tlie thirty-third Nntion- tions hove already been given the A Ill-acre tract sitrrounding a of n Iniidslide victory. Mr. John sentative citizens. It inis keen tin- he was captured only a fte r n drink fuSed to do so and he can only removed by Impeachment pro- huge cypress tree immediately Mill Itoliertimn, indopendent-l’e— de-rstood Iiy mi-inhcm by numbers of whiskey, nald to have been doped, ported, nml physicians are udntl- (•list arm y with u bodyguard of British troops for draw ing a, new north of tlie e ity of l.otigwnoil was •1111.111:111 i-an.lldftte insistrel th at ho 'o f tke* ieagtie I lint Mr. Iloushold- was given him by- u friend, ai-coril* isterlug oxygen. His heart act­ 40 men. General Szo was detain­ line, which it is believed will Inniint!* by the s'-nntc. . ion is gradually failing, lie has ed by the municipal police pending cluile tho native Chapel district# accRideel as a county park and would recenve- more votes limn i«f dill tv•* approve of tlit* hill witli ing to authorities. Tlie kjji.dative se ssion t'nt unde_r tin* provision prohibiting tho sale . C ,; hi facta Burroiindlng Ids es­ not taken food for tw enty-four the arrival of prison vans, when ... wit), s. W. AliTiersnn *'f (’ontmissionm* l‘'cirtik K/Rvons was both of In opp-omntvt lie wus conveyed to tlu* Chspei cape have not yet come to light. hours. / Three hours lifter Ike polls e,r fish. WASHINGTON, A pr B— (IN S) rtsiels.r' rs ue rldent of the sen­ inslrmtfcd to begin lln* construe M. Bratinmi in understood t*> district. There was no actual re port made of The* letter follows! •—The American governm ent has t olid K Mavis, representa lion of nTond lending ti; tke trai t. opened more than Ml per e-e-nt i.f It. is ex Dec tod liist.tho poik wi.l liie> total n'gislorrd vote of 1, 1-1•»,won its fig h t for the adoption of At «n Inform.'ii me-eting of tl" the escape to the office of Sheriff have united all parties against the > fronii.ss.il eiiiiuty, nn speake r Hanford of The a "firni but m oderate" poUcy by the eif i.’vPl'cscnl alec's. eventuaily In* nutd'*'""leilo min «*l •P)H kml ifi-en ea:;t, a record. :...111<.i *i t*’impte-r 11..i..* . ... ■■■ •Iseme1 Wal- . Hand until I t nigh', it was re­ return of Friuce* Cared. Polar Storm D elays ' although ho is alleged to the powers In dealing w ith tho .. Although the balloting began in ton i.e-iigiie e>f America ll-del III tile* j ,.■11«-.I, Kohi[ti.itInns for the varinus ofn- tile mold ln-ttUtiTe.il P'dR'lTi il-nt'.il ' Camp Cuntoncse nationalists in the Nan"ii lust Sutucdsy ),uvo been absent from the A ttem pts A t R elief jonntry .............. , .. , , Cliili i in Is.th housed of til'* legi on- Klorldu arid ike a ttr n ;m» of Ik- otihwly fftsbioii. first. indication Country , uiir i.tnteim-nt i tnii-iiie-iit tliropLb f|pce* tile (fight of. April l . , king outrages. ' '' that violen.-i* would Im* ri-sorti-d t-»j<;venitigj^iwur Wltich Wen1 llineie .Olid luvyjitoii live, u.J to I........ " f the la) mIi e'/.Vere-d 'll \ *. I ,;,)ni* M*verul hours be-foie tin* poll ,l„. Identic notes at# si# beln being drafted . 3W When f o u n d , lift was in a iTcink' id-.- tunl yflU wmifd supiin.’ tlrt.ciiii.,nsS»i^“i»i^*U{t«l^ ’u&:wwikkL.t» fw , . SF.WARD, Alaska, April B _ today by _ the American, in Peking A when t\v * ihe proposes! fisli hill ‘with possibly cu i.tupor, nccoriiitig to officials | »J|y presented cm the Honrs *.t hi i n ........nj, tom i ' i" I'm' i 11‘ '. lopeiie.l at ii o’cloe k (IN S )—Hoavy -tottns and low tem ­ eiill111y officials ke'lieve*. , I Mi'liiocialic liendquaitei i in the •einie moelifle-atiutts wa.e eliscuie eel. wlm arror.tcil hint. Earlier in • *c t #Sk„.i»e today and ratified. perature over Hie B orins Sea for­ British and Japanese ndnlpUr*. The contract for i-learing tin protesting the N a n k in evening )>«* is sal el !•» have linu **• rind ward were* wive-h'-d h.v dv It was brought out rt.at yene bid* KcininatlooR for M'o many nrced Joe Crosson, pilot with thu strongly ...... * against n ;-'— — killings, warning against aany rep­ shotgun uml u pistol but the- -­ „f tin* house of ri'preeeeiltu- i-k-ld or way ten a hlgliwn, alun.: namite br.ntbi. i.'.-fiitlv state d in private conversa­ Wilkins Arctic Expedition, to givo tilian, and containing a demand were not in hi-J possession a t the n-i and the enute were made at the1 • tiuIIt sltore of I-al.c- Monroe tion that > < m ..... opposed to the Miss Roth Rich, Bocretary e:f Sfeblllu, wealthy eskimo, reported ’III.* blile-rnc-s in the* race* is Lcidemnity. Tjujse notes, exhibit * (•aunts «.f ' arli lumse last j was nw'ardod to S. I-’, l ong. prohibiting time* In* was found lying along '*"• Llee* Better Films Council of Amer­ dying on isolated SL Lawrence Is­ for Iwe-cn William E. Dover, Demo provision e.f the Idll In? n eolldarlty of purpose roadside. ,..hu ’flies nominations were to t|u, R ale* of fish taken from tin* wa­ ica and Mrs. W. F. Blackman, land, to u Nome Hospital by plane, ,-ratio iiicuinbciit, and forine-r made from the floor of »•“* 1 Wearci's Of («ray Are Mayor William Dale Tlionipsun, ters of this count.v Wind niitburitie-s are now at* . hairninn of the motion picture odu-* it won reported hero today. Sopll- tlie principal powers affected, will (Continued on Page Four) war and senate today nr. u mere I Ml'. John Mill Itobel'* ■ It further develops that a P<*U' t.-iiijitiug to calahllshfls how lie es- .-(.tional committee ejf the National hi was being treated today by r a ­ In Tampa For M ed in a Ke-jillblicail. .nualily, . , ape-el from the camp and why tinFtelcrutie.n of Women’s Clubs, ye s- dio instructions given by u doc­ on, a third candielnte* for mayor, (ion is being ciiciilliteej about the Th senate nomintitiernu Inrt is rmiiiing mi an iiulependenl Ue county in Bupporl or your opposi­ limiter was not reported. Rinnorn terday oftornoon npolce before tl»o tor in Fairbanks to a nutse a t the iykt was a rill upd-dried affair TAM FA. I-la., Apr. U <!>•)-- publican ticket. lee wus !.ce*n In I-ako Monroe* Educational D epartm ent of tho patient'H bedside. tion to this provision. , that id all iiemtllintleins for offices Tine Confederates rnptuivil Tampa ' Tile* elail!<i*roUS e-elllflict l.etwee-ll in tin* company of two convict Sntiford Wontun'u Cluli. Tlio mce*tStorm conditions will probably A :. Fr ill.-ut of thin » bapt. e I itrr filled within half h‘»ur. today. ing a t which tlu-lr addressejf were* cause postponement of tho \\ ilkins Mt-w-r nml Thompson p arti-ai--. have been in.-1met eel t<> |*olnt out gUards, are: also being traced. i t house iionihiatiemh, however, Without a Rtriigglc, 1-lorielas caused i.olire to take tke- most t„ you' that tin* influences bi-liimt heard was in charge of Mrs. R. G. Polar Dash, it was believed. ideal throughout the night with west coast metropolis gladly r.ur- i-lulior.ite precautions in history thin petit ion are the very colinner*ir nomination veiidercd to the* , graj^chiel w in­ to prevent intimidation of voters, .-ial fisliing intcrcfitfl uiranist whtcli G e o r g e V o i g » h l > L e a d s D Miss Ricli advocated the appoint­ lie AndtrsoU . i s|ieerhos . ofr itireesnlior.i* s' W. 'r j " s' " r '. c , w|,o Hocked to Tampa rioting and possible murder. ment of u committee of both men W eaver Is Okeyed By Raymond Philips, rspraa#nU n*_ ike bill is ellre-ctoel, uml Hint many as noiiiihstcil Iiy acclamation over -nixie from all ovei ... for the o|>enTills activity mi tin* pari of pel* I,..i.pl.- are signing the petition who A m a t e u r T o u r n a m e n t mid women to w ork with the local Sem i-P r o tlie M ethodist Church in th# Sun- " O fficials mieli-til "f tin* senate. *>• ••* ing t. day of llwdr lliirly-seveiith tic.- ban already resulted in tlu* e* bolie-Vi* a r c got fully advised e.f tlioatcr m anager in an effort to day School Baseball League, was laliiiip nf Key W wt ' vhh nomiiiiil* itmimil n iinii.ii whieli e-otilimif*:i eicnlli of one gangster nml the nr W PI&EIIDUST, N. C.., Apr. b - ijntcuro for tlild community tin* last night elected to h e a d 0 *** th.* true* ptirpos.* o f th i n p r o v t s l o l l . CHICAGO. Apr. B - ( I N S ) — gum I fur the |.<> t prer-.idcnt pre/ t* »•• tliro'igk l**»'ielny. , ., rei.t of several others. Vine, lit tation *In — -* summer It i:i only lU'CPKR^ry fnr mo to (IN S) -(Jcarg** Voiglit, of W ash­ type or picture known to Iw both Its flrat ftlic ur.tr. <!. A Finley of • BimullaiieoMsJy the. ">n:: <« ‘ "ii- “Kt-liemei " Drucci, auccesHor to the Buy in r.npiiort of «I*»b I'Wylawn ington, with a tJ7, led the Meld of entertaining uml inornlly educat­ Buck W eaver, form er White Sox season. w*a C rsitg Thompson “ third baseman, banished from o r­ elected vice-president, H* D.| Da(t’oiitliuii'.l mi I'nge Four) fi-il,-rate* vete ran and M'>* t OMfeel* late gangland chief. Mean t t'Bau- th a t the only people who will e \c r IHf* plovers who sta rt cel on Urn ing to persons of all aged. ••rate* Southern Memorial Assoclu* She* argued against u proposal ganized baseball following the Uoae, secretary and E* 3- McCall (Continued oil I’age Four) de-sire1 to ticll fist, caught from the KeMJoiiel IH holes of tlie 36-ltolo eiiliilseries scandal of 1919, will was nalnod treasurer. The m eet­ (ion will hold their annual con w aters e.r this county are those who ifving nilitul of tlu* north and th a t tho Woman’s Club, and either world piny baseball in Chicago, it ing was held In the office* of tli*! ventions. .. cutch them Illegally in «unntllk*s. diiitb t>ui*i tour chuniptonship to­ civic organizations, present a scries lignin wus learned today. • Tampa was ablaze* with ntulMeif weekly educational filinB in nn Your own juelgntenl shoujel eem- day. , W eaver following ids signing Y. M. C* A. in Ut# Flr»t Natipnsl I colored eh-ci-ratinns for the •oiivineo you thut tills provision will Six strokes behind, Voiglit b auditorium hired by them for tliat with tho local semi-pro team , was Bank Budding. 1 federnto nmnion, the* slurs onel The season is to open on May not affect thu sportsm an imr «to iFownes, Jr., of FU lfburgh, ]•>;«“•; purpose. The* best method for u so­ nassed upon and endorsed here hues of Hie Confeelemii-y, blending lution of the picture problem In this 2 , according to officials of the lea­ | .lent or tin* United Slated MOB with the stars ami slripe-s ot the* und other cltloH, is to work with last night a t a meeting of offi­ gue, who Isst nlgnt named » com­ AHBociatir.n. Iiad 73, nml George cials of the Mldwcste League of m ittee composed of w . G. Tyler, UnlU'il Stales while tin* colors or 1 We ..r the Isaac Walton League, Dunlap, Ji*. 10 year-old now York­ nml through the m anagem ent of i.nuii-profivsslnnnl teams. Hoy Black, !!(), negro, was lod.iv Cuba. Spain and Italy gave an n.l. ! . , • _ I 111 -. I PFt' lb.* local theaters, d ie announced. ■■Ml Lamlfin and Mr. McLohe this provision a s the. very er, u ’ll. arne-il over to tlie custody o. elcd touch of lirlllinnco t./ tlie occa­ Only two cases were lienrel i_n consider c Mrs. Blackman rca da paper 'J the schedule, heart of this bill and I an. author* runty nathnriticH to await action sion. County Court, which ronven.-e) tlein ,m motion pictures in educational Hill Tilden Loses planned- to- have each team « — .— morning with Juelge* J. G. Rluiron iz <1 pm I inatructcel to state that n R h i n e l a n d e r C o u r t ot the- granel iury e n a e-lairge ‘J1 work uml her treatm ent of the sub­ bill without this provision will noi on the bene-h, and a fte r reiutine wunle-r, following the death of los G i r l G e l s 5 Y e a r s ject was very popular w ith those To Manuel Alonzo A c tio n C o m e s T o E n d eanrt weirk hail been elisne»se*e| e.f, be. sallBfne-tory. vife-, Hazel Blnrk, 21, freitn knife wlm heard her. --------first and second halves nr# to . Yeni were present eit tlie* meeting Vounels nlle-geil to have been iuthe jury charged and tho civil elockOn Perjury Charge ct sounded, court udjmirncd until of this C hapter held on March loth .Short talks hy T. W, I-owton, lay for the championship. Thu WASHHINGTON. Apr. !Uit(.«l ).y j.,.r husband Sgmlny W HITE PLAINS, N, Y.. Apr. 6. Mrs. Henry Wight, Mrs. h . A- (IN S)—-William T. Tilden has league is composed of fo u r dobs. siclit. Illaek was captured ut thi*. iifle-riioeui. , last, ut which many representative ^ Wolfe, wore l l- stumbled again in his long fight The Baptist, Presbyterian Chris­ (IN S )—Ia*iiiiiiril Kill Rhineland- PoilKlft*:* HARLAN, Ky.t April n (INS) ■ -it ize ns were present, »»•<• w '™ In the* case of tlie state e.f Flori­ 0j|.M-k lu-t night in the yuvels of tian and M etho^f) phwrcMs are cffortR to inniiil Ids marriage' ho board. to regain lost tennis laurels. Marie .lltckron, 2e, whoso U*sOttnl lzIM III da versus Vlcle.riu I’atte rson, a Ii lliis provision of the iiropoKcd lull ,.i-’t, •be- MUIHIC Atlantic IC'.a.it lin ol* liHIlVWi) Itallwny to Alien BeatriceJo-ms. daughter represented. , al,d all Others well* ellscussed Mm* Manuel Alonzo .tlm captuin of O.mpaiiy by Me-tectives .1. J . Nirn- tinnm y two years “ k'"*. n i|U.i|- rum** lln* elefclise* e-ilt.-u-el o The practice schedule fo r tn* Spain's Davis Cun Tenm, took Die «Un ami W. A. Wilson. thu fnlBO inipriK.m.i.enl. of « j"» noli.* conle’-ndre* ami thu ili*fenil:int roiigbly. We believe* thut you must e.f a negro haekniieii of New Bo- F r i u c e O f W a l e s I s rangy Philudelphiun through u next few weeks is to h# M follow*: The woman was futally wounded | Maltnoy, today w-us K j,| wua fined ? 22R anil e-osts, which In* conviiuvfl th at the innertion <»f el.cllc, N. Y*. w.-re* hrought to a F l e e t S t r e e t C a l l e r formul conclusion t-.elay with the this put tit ular praVislon in tinproburning mutch here lust night, Wednesdays, B aptist; Thursday*, tt HtftO o’cl uk Sunday niglit when. I..f the-.aim* mPelie ine. " * ; •. i". k duii. iu. night w lu. . . . ... .... — ........ I,..,,...... ainininteil to $25. , pemed bill was the? tninmlnioua will winning finully, 4-0; 0-4; 7-9, 0-0, Methodist; Friday; Presbyterian filing e.f the* final Judgment in fa ­ •Iter nn argument with lu-r bus- ! ple-adeel guilty •<> ' , II. II, Flnnna, nccuae*el of carrying vor eif Mrs. UldneUindcr in the* LONDON, Apr. B— (IN S )—The and 0-3. A distinguished gath er­ und on Saturday!, the Christian. b«cd, In* 'ik raid to have whipped 1 torduy und wus s*'1 a pistol, cntorcel u plea of guilty e.f tlie meeting. ,c-iisatioiinl suit. Prince of Wales, accompanied by ing whieli included tlie Spanish The field a t N inth S treet on I *?• “ knife- and .-tabbed her several : five- year term . f | a|1(’| w;,., $2.r* and eeists. Blnee-rely yours, French Ayenuo is to be used. The* filing of the* Judgment e-onhih equerry, Bruce Ogilvy. went ambassador, saw the match. tm.i s Tin* cutting eie-ciirre-d .it 1 Connie- Malnie-v '-J' - - ‘ Tin- juror pn- i-nt. who we re not (signed) S. i'tileulon, gf,lutes tlu* lust procedure in t »«• down to the S treet </f Ink” tliis <•2 Hast Eleventh SMe-ed, pedi e* killing Mary Mcker>.( t". , ^ cxeiised, „ x,.„ Wer<*: II. W. Shannon. A. ' “ '**' were: Fn* ill-ut, Semimde lMiaptt*r. r J* "u “> ,, , T’u ylorf W. A. Vim annulm ent action and opens ttic afternoon. uv. ' mysteriously ' ’ ’ ' elisuppearcd fre.m , , Isaue Walton l.eugue. home h e.« • two yemr. ngo. rijj ^ ( . ,, Bnl,,ork. C. W. Uul* A fter puRHing tlirougli H eel wav fe»r tin* fiUttg of* a Reparation I'eliee* se-arelie-il throughout suit contemplutoel hy Mm. Rld.ee- Street—tlie center of England's Muse,, A. 0 . Punjls, 0 . «-* e .,..,..... ............ i n "' ai d i.iiel Monelay fur jury _fixed Ida l»un i s i . m a n i ‘ » r p e p p(Tt now spaptr Industry—tli« Drinro •'lurk but be* it-maineei in hiding imprisonment a fte r Misa hinder. Lcfils, II. It. I.e*vy iinel (J. < . Linch- 1 f u d g e s P i c k e d F o r wound Ids wuy up tlio narrow cob•"lldning hi* flight, ltis wife elied teworo slo* saw Dabney club «hn cliffe*. , , . |c« of Shoo l.ano and wont to the ( i i i i n c * W a r d e n ’s J o b Se-vi-rnl !•«! »i we-iv continueil to »t 41.10 eiVlork Monelay afternoon g |,| to death uml fliag I'/r ..... offices of The Evening Standard into an abondetneel mine. M e llo n C a lls T o S e e "'-in he>r vmiiiuiIk. Many compliments wero received cago stations, m any ara a ssu i. Several cubcs we*ro continued f*»r and expressed u desire to see nn from Sanford people last night up­ good radio operation during th* the term but it is expected tftnt Appointment of Dan Hodges ns P r e m i e r O f F r a n c e afternoon new spaper in •)“> Pro* enough will remain on tin* docket an additional deputy fcaniu wnrdtn on tho clearness and rcceptlvenesa stay of WIBJ. cess of making. Th# Redpath people literally are to keep court in cession for tin* **n- fur Seminole County wus recom­ of tlio Redpath Chautauqua in the The Princo expressed keen in­ Vutdox Hotel building and during giving WIBJ to Sanford fo r the PARIS, April B (IN S )—An­ tii,- week, pud perhaps n part of mended to sra te Gapio Coinini.tto! cut. und followed the count* of Die evening, u great many tele­ time it it here, a service which next week. atuiicr J* I*. Ruynll ^ 11,0 drew W. Mellon. II. H* Si-cirinry of Seminole County (Umimlssloner.i. th.* Treasury, mad.* u.cnurU'sy cull u dispatch- which wo# on In te r­ phone calls wero received a t the ho­ would cost many thousands of dol­ Thi* action of the lioard, wW*h *• *-**"“ •/* ' i „v national News Service dispatch - tel from persons all over the cen­ lars were Sanford to erect such a Sheriff I,s Guarding from Die time of its receipt until tral section of the state. *' lludgea of u|iuii Prem ier Foin.-ure totiay, • u station. I t it Sanford's opportunity prjictlcally assures Mr. tliirel trial in connection whli the CONWAV.SLO., Apr. 5 - t l N S ) The station i« an exact replica ■to ■tell ■ >the country ’ ‘ a t harge ail . laylpg of Ids ngeel njolhii-r, h|-» Fitlsbur^h Mine Area the uppoliiMm-nt, came a fte r itnni |ng iiii card when he learned that it huJ actually bean turned off tinI "i innoi . nt ns a m wly-hovn balo-, brothe r, Ida siste r amt In r two the IPremier was nt a cabinet mect- presses in published form. eoiisiuered tho name* of several Ihe of the large prenuiuent stations about this section of the country. a'el my GeM) knows it.’ tliat nightly fill the a ir from the Tonight a very excellent program .-el l.oys wrote ‘flljlf** •" Hi ing ailopU't V ETERA N # BODY FOUND April. B (IN S) 11'In 're c o m m e n d in g Mr. Hodg**«, )," ,j j rs David Bruce, bin daughter, ami most seniuitional niur —PITTSBURGH, bigger cities, with the exception Mayor I^iko is also to m ake u talk Alwuys Kteii.'id, now a l. asl Idt Ij.ingoBt I liillLM'.’t ................ Sheriff Robert IL Uraiin «-f Alle­ lie* board acted upon Dm suggos- j ,liu r|y ucovered from )«*r recent Dial it is of a portable natpro and Mayor l.ako is ul*o to m ake u tolk triumphant, Libimii.l D, lligliatn, eler case In South Carolina crime gheny county, wlierg IK.mJU union JACKSONVILLE, Flu., Apr. B does not employ extrem e super- on Sanford, and station managerr. .,tiIirk of appendicitis slinendicitis it wua b uru(thill «f Die 17-auk Walton league, l-cagm-, uttuck scion of i, we althy Florence- e-oimty bankruptcy miners ur»* idle us a n ult of Dip whieli. ul a recent meeting, went .**1 at the American hospital a t Ncu (IN S )—Involuntary . it I ta lr ia titc a power. The quality of transm ission will request him to announce for ,:<l|uly, t(B|ay icito ru tcl Ids In- "uigliB in lind ht-.-n eonVi.-tc'l iiiluiiiinous r m-pension, : - 1 *"• n°*l mml Illy today. Her husband «"d father Ih* Sanford people, which Will •Ws-em-c ||« I,,. |i|(.parcel to spend twic** . ami sent.-in'. >1 to pay tic* on miners and operators all ice | Oil record ui favoringMr.tin*Hodges visit lier daily* E S ^ u d a S r ‘ bv* io u isU ,,.S kounda like n piano and a soprano place Sanford I n full posseasipp of •ercinniiiilt-r of ids life* in prison. dentil pe-nalty each •"'»'. f‘<> •'" lo.luy >• wo,im permit no 'hluody [man f«r tho jgisiHon years “ go. U'iliiiim-'Oii e.nmly’ scenes to he U slated lo ushUine lull new duties . *'**’ prisoner, a ::tark figur * a fte r wholesale sltiyiug liorton and J. A B m L u , tnulitfg vbici; *“ ‘iV o u h a T f the station. Tlu* supronu* court granted him u nm-ted within his y* • Muy I, it wus announced. ax tlu* Southern M ortguge Com- c o p lra b le M a im rw ^ In M n t of VETBBANB BODY FOUND This turn* station whilo in oper domain. *nt"iy,arM ,°f watching IdR life jugtinny, and the Gulf City Publish- ©quepmont the Redpath WIBJ has lion in Terre H aute, 1ml.. receive*’ { ‘• l m tin- rutirls, bad «u-eii Ids new triul twice He made thin aimouiu emei.l m »'X * MEFUNLAK SPRINGS. Fla*. Apr. Thrauirluiut the long court enm-r lie m»u« u»- *»«« Uio equal of any station in the Al . „ , .___ FLIER AT HOT SPRINGS SeOSt tliat lie* Uolil.l lie*Ve-r ' ' order forhldding lie*ve-r eiii* ill r. (IN S )—'Tin* body «f I liuiuaa ing Coinpuny nml tin* J'<niufcular country using the moat expansive communications for 29 state# or im* •Is* electric d.air turn out as la* nf Dire** or more , Hit* »I*»tu Nolan of Houston, Texas, n t im­ publishing Company. raid. vicinity of mines DOT SPRINGS. N. Y.. Apr. B-- f, ,|. rat.* veteran, wus found b> sheet gave no fu rth er information. microphones and matched units 48, all declaring th a t reception war eonsUtant and strong. Tor s f f i v Biicliumoil * of ••"* five |w*rc.MU ill I E ‘I gm*s throughout.^,v ^^B* J W ’ B • ' f , - i t v.uz nil I could Itape Smiley UighqmtV'i I.'l-'ri’t 'd w i t h ” mm union miners. I ( INS)- Commander Francesco tlu reg io n hands U-tween A rgyleaud ull-Satiford program ut 8 f"’’. Ill* remarked laconically, w* victims—wiped out the inmily ami ope o r()|t. |uuy \A, *.bjectf*i Fin* do. Italian roi.;..i Dn* world The North Carolina F.-d. ration The radio engineer in charge of do lf*on •* y. ehould reach many thousa ■ th**n ' ominitted Miii ule. | . . ruj(j sheriff, • con- filer, iiis d etain 'd hero today on tin* Ponce of Women's C h i b a will *-.-U*braU* the station, J. E. O |lu ra is a gov••rriiiif in yesterday's compromise it wa« was !>eur believrd In* f®P l,,r in fourth l-p of flight It * n•* 1 ' * its S fver jubilee ut n *unvoutfeii '•rr.rr.cr.t licensed mar. who was it - listeners. Tune te C lf.7 , ’ '■ rontis*1, which result* d in a <ii- . Defense counsel moved r<«Iman - r ai *mi rv * i Iium' two AmfriV. V 'SiWHty } ,! « « * . **.e<| verdict of guilty with r coni­ guilty verdict when it Ut Die Qonfeaerute to bo bold in Durham the wv«k oficrultcd fo r th e Redpath c irc u it 18’JO kiloc^xlea a t 8 P. 2, Ifrom the la rg e r New York and Chl- excellent program . . ,.'!,°rion of mercy, and tcunion a t Tsmpa. j u IB'ijft lu “* • ^T hh ! P priLQn,,u;,,L id to Blghim'fi |th ^ t i i i l • * B y y y fused Mini I jntenced To Pen SITUATION MORE DANGEROUS F O R FOREIGN GROUPS Londo „lT ay Send 2 COUNTY ROADS V erb a l W arning WALTON HEAD ASKS BILL CONVICT IS FOUND BE NOT CHANGED AT LAKE MONROE Nationally Known Women Speak Here On Motion Picture Raymond Philipsls Elected As Head Of SundaySchool Loop Negro Accused 01 Slaying H is Wife Nabbed Last Night Few Cases Heard In Initial Session Of Court This Morning ... t , T 9Z Redpath Chatauqua Radio Station Program Last Night Is Successful Bigham R eiterates Innocence As lie Prepares To Spend His Lite » kV * *-»U-r2 f w, I,v* ___ A H �THE SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY. APRIL 4.1S27 PAGE SIX Filmdom Gossip 1* From Hollywood ! 80,915 Unemployed In France, Recent S u rv e y Indicates Ilow H eim ’Ford W aslnjured for ll.000.9« «*«»»• D^wHn* rtiulre. I Mnyir Mmv d u e and p a y a b l e on J«i> Morris Looking fo r a B o y .... - ..... Iton.ln n u m b e r e ,l 3 t o J. Shipmate* O’Mine ! 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N T V . e•Ine a n d piy.al.le o n J i ll ) I. v i/iR T O A ( » a i i » n i s T i t u r r n i:INO AI.SO K N O W N AH l.flN flW o o i > Ht’l i o o l . H IH T H IO T ). \V in C R K A S . n n III In 41b du>' of J n n n b r y . 1917,' n p e il il m i w n » pr. Netiled l o llie Hom'd n f Blllille I n ­ s'll u n i o n f u r llie i .u n it y o f Hcnilnnle. H in ie o f P lo rlrta. s l a n c i l In m o re th a n Itv o n ty -flv e U B " , ) p er r e n t n f llie d u l y q u a l i f i e d e le c t o re re H ld ln a w li l i l n rn ld S p rc l/il T a x Selin*.I D i s t r i c t No. 2 n f S e m l l p d e F o n n l y , F l o r i d a , (s a id D i s t r i c t be* IriK iilnn h h . i w n :in T..ili«wond Sell....I D istrlit) n s k l n t r mid pellllniiln s m i I.I H o ard l o c a ll a n d o r d e r mi e le c t Inn t n b e f o l d w i t h i n r a i d S p e c ia l T a x S ch o o l UlHlrlet No. I to ” • not* d e t e r m i n e w h r i h e r o r n ot th e re be Is su e d b y m i d D i s t r i c t ........... Baritone Khouhl b o n d * In t h e s u m of F I F T Y T l l t i P S Piano A N II (130,000 00) H O !.! .A lts, III.' Oriental Dancer p r o c c c d i n f ll ie Halo o f Hllrlt bnlidx lie UNcil f o r th e p u r p n a e n f m - i |u n N arrator in Inu. b u lld in ir. enlnrKliiK. f u r n l x h Inu n r o llie r tv lx e I r n p r n v I hit llie M'hnnl liulbllm .'* a n d oidionl m'nuiulN nm l f u r t h e cx id u x lv e uni * n f lint pttlille f r e e aehoolN w i t h i n unlit !»l»I r i e t nm l In he dl« h irxe.l a n d ex p e m i lm ; In t h e fn llo w liit; miintlci lo -w ll: 130.000. 90 In be llxed f o r llie p u r jiiinii n f n i l n r i t l n i f um l e . | u l | i p l ‘iu l.y im in Heinu.I m l.n n c w n n il, F l.irlilu ; 113.000. 00 l o be imed f o r t h e p u r pnne of e ii lt .r y l n u a n d eiiu lp i.ltia III.- xelioiil hllihllllK lit l. o h e .Mm) I'lo rb la; f3.O0o.no In he lined f u r ll l.'h l c |il :'l“ f u r ell M'Iioo I n w II It I ii Hold S p .u ,t*il T o t S cb onl n i n i r l e l : olid W l f l ’I t l ’.AS. Vhl» H oard line d e l e r n iln c d ilin l m o r e li m n iw e iily - flv * 123*3) p e r c .mi I o f llie d u ly . |u u ll fled e l e d o r n u l l b l i i s'lld H p e d n l T a x S .'bnnl |llnlrlf*t N n 2 d id In An Interior. Overlooking thu Sultnn’s Garden. •The Interview* Cast of Character* Janie* \V:i«r,TT>n?r . Carl MoOlios Thomas Van Sant I Instigator Ejlwurd Jenkin.i ’ I'ai'e ....... Ilarein: Rolicrt Brown, Talbot Kill*. H ar­ ry Brownlie, Kiel red Bradford, Milfun Speer, Bernard Fraser, Ivlwaul Young. Production compiled and arranged By O. Gordon Erickson, Musi­ c a l Director. /»lr|lire, "The I’ateiil lu-atlier Kill." -Hiri.'ii refil l' In i unit' ilown anil .It**» gum chewing. adapt thcm relvcj to the exilinagu Dl. k hun never been a gum nil- r014, f*f the franc. The difference diet until the hint week, when he ir> ,hc ,rcn<l wholesale and row« eoni|H*lled to chew gum stead-' tull price* is very nnticcnhlo. B eily and rapidly during the filming| twcon July, when the franc was at of scenes fur his latest p icture»It* lowest, and the ond of January Dick is mighliy glad to discard hisjU 'e index figure for w h o l e s a l e n d of gum a fter working h o u r s , I prices dropped from 85 4 t o IW5, I f a c t , h e does it (piiekcr than t h e ! whereas the figure for retuil trade Tickets for matinee and evening roverblnl Mccl worker drops the)rb*c from 547 in July to 028 i:t st rivet when the noon whistle j Novcmlier and has since dropp»d performance* of the Birminghamlow*. ( to 529 only. I The Executive Committee) recent­ Southern College Gleo Club and Or­ ly appointed Dy the Chumbcr of chestra, scheduled to appear at the Commerce to arrange the staging Milane Theater Tuesday, m e re­ of a mammoth co-opcintlvti sales event on May 4, Is to meet Tues­ ported to lie selling rapidly and a day afternoon in the offices of the full house for Imtli performances is Chamber, nt which time the actual expected. work is to begin, One of the most popular organi­ Thi.i time honored method of Several plans embodying thought sations of Its kind, the clul» and or­ prixiticiiig facial e x p r e s s i o n n s an lie plays part acting of nn isFeast uml study on the part of mimeroos aid iMTfrclthe ciiiemu con­ ideloboxer, is merchant* are to he discussed and chestra has taken clth". I»y sini'm in sidered wrongwhose hy i larsweakness an ddirecurn nr.i practiced gum chewing probably adopted. Efforts ore to be For the pact two yearn it lias en* lors. util he could expertly '•Screen acting Is felt,mnnipuluto not learn­ made to have the greatest mer­ For the jia^t tow years il has en­ vo sticks at nilircrUrr. time. “ Rules on chandising event in the history of joyed success on tolil'H mi Imtli llie ed," said the “Wto hat'register' a relief itahgor, is to park how hale, that joy the city with buyers from nil over far west and the east coasts mid Ills reputation ns an entertainer is um love whenare the nonsense. eompany isThere distnisalid is rentral Florida attending. 1 forone theway dny,to” give the sta r said.per­ only a good formance and that is to get Into the mind nf the character being portrayed and to react to kllunfllions a* the character would. “Take the m atter of crying, for instanre. A player who can't turn on Oio tear* at u moments notice, during the day does nut rcull^ feel tlie part. Real teara are shed only when th e iicHt or actress com­ pletely lives the part'and weeps ns the rn u rn rtrr nt th,. piny would Weep. ricinl means ennimt. tenrh acting, the dilvtnr courliided. Good Ticket Sale Reported For The Local Showing Of College Glee Club E one of the Dost of the Keith circuit. I A carload of scenery and light- j Ing effects is being carried on (lie j present tour and many numbers classed as among the best now giv - 1 en in concert are afforded the nu - 1 dicnce through sueli equipment. A former Sanford hoy, Milton Speer, who was horn in (his city, is j a member of the eompany, The pro- j gram is oh follows: Presenting •TUB GLOBE TROTTERS' A Musical Extravngania Soloists: | - , TA I.I.AIIAKNKK. Fin.. April I • • -(IN K ) -Governor John W. Mar­ tin _ b u s wired Secretary of War Dwight Davis, asking that Cap tain Von, athletic director of the diversity of Florida, lie |M«rmitd to remain on duty nt Gains - ville because of tlie excellent wotk he has been doing at that Inst it u* lion. , The Governor wu* advised by friends at Galtisville that You is to Ik- transferred to another null inry pr»st. The GovemurV nppcul to the Secretary of War wus made in so effort to keep hint in this state to continue bis 'Work at the fulvendty of Florida « W inter lla v e u -f lOo.Ooo new ter to U erected In this city, IV.'.k*., * T i l l s lb>Hollltlo|i ii lul N u ll.'.' (i.b.ptc l I ii r . ' r u l u r s e s s i o n o f (lie Hoar J o f P u b l i c I n u n u.-I Ion f o r tlic County o f :»> iniiioie, s i ii i r of F lo t il la , i Mi M b ilay o f F e b r u a r y , l»2". F R J2 D T. W ll ll s r i is F lin irm su I, J . 1 IA IIT U 7 Y M. II. D O O LE Y A s lb..'iril ..f P u b l i c l o s t r u c t i o n for W IIR ItC A H . T l i In llo iin l !mv. by r e x u l hi bin m b .p l e d , d g lu rtn liic .l ilinl biiiidn iii I h r hiiiii o f F I F T V T I I O l SA N I i 1130,000.Oil) llO f.I.A IIS lire II gllll’e.l f u r ll ie p lirp o M»H M t fnl'lll III Hiild p e tl lb .l i Tilld l i e r e l n n b n v e .Iiu n ie n il.-il, a n d I III. I Mil.I boilil.1 nbiill l.e a r ll il e r e n l n l llie r u l e o f elx p e r ceiii p e r m iliu m , i n t c r c . t p i y a l d e nemluiiiiH.'illv e n d I b u l h. i i .I buiidn eluill be d a t e d J u l y I. 1027 mu) ■.ball i n n l u r c an f.UloWH. tu-W It: Hondo n u m b e r , d l ( o 2. I.oili In- i . X Vv ^ l P -f n 1* . F lr 1 ,4J) T -j ; ’Florida Keys A rc Used Ah Dumping P la c e For Aliens Marlin Asks That Yon Be Kept At Florida U. At I ' m > 'n e t N o III, ( I . a k c Mary); A l.H K H T W H I T T A K F . l t < J O H N ll. i: V .\ N S i: j . i . A n K n q t t i f l T liisp eeto rsW. J. IH iP K IN H I ’l . i k. nm l. h i: it F i i i t T i i B B H B so t.v r.n , TloH i b l i U ch. i I u I lull a m i Nuiiee u lm li ll -li .il in ll ie Hniifnr.l 11 .Til 1.1. « n.')vs|>n|u r pul.II) Ill'll III Ke|||||,,,|t im Cilo n i y , i lul 1(1 .1. ( I h e r e liellip........... mMVM|t:ip<<|- Iiu b llx b .il lo M.il.l S|><elul T u x S.'b.M.I D ls ll'lc l No. 2) fin.-* u M.-.'k f o r f o u r H ) i ' oo scpu i Iv. furl nil’ll Halil pcIHIun: and. • In «e led Ing nrlists for the star ring uml featured tbles In Duiver rnl'u lit■ ,uliinf (mi ••Tl... sal's pnwluctinn, "The (Vtntudi Grimsmi lleiir" which will he dlnuted hy Edward Klomaii, two featured forigli players were choxrn. Ivan Moskine hna liecti selected to star . and Lyn de Putt I has been signed for the featured feminine ride. This screen version has been a successful European stage piny "Lga Lyon" which is being pro­ : duced under the supervision of Taul Knhtier. . Mosklim eomett fro mtlm llussinit cinema and Mis* De Putti lea'i^ied lmw to face the Kleigs in Berlin. KEY WEST, Flu., April 4— (IN K )—The Florida Keys hre fast becoming the dumping off place for aliens, according to local im m igra­ tion authorities. While making her wny Into Loggerhend Key, twenty miles north nf Key West, recently, the Cubun schooner Corul with 20 aliens and a crew of four on hoard, was seis­ ed by Coast Guard Patrol boat 2'JH, Boatswuln L. It, Daniels, command­ ing. The seised schooner and the prisoners were brought to Key West and turned over to immigration a u ­ thorities, the aliens to bo deported. The Department of Ijihor nt W ash­ ington bus been asked to decide what disposition will be mudo of the schooner's crew all nf whom are foreigners. Imm igration authorities of this city only 'I few weeks ago i mind­ ed up IH alien* in a starved condilion a t Key lairgo. Included in this round-up were five women, one of whom was about to heroine n mother. , , They told of being lunded in the isluhd from a small launch in which they had sailed from Huvunu, a c ­ cording to immigration officers. They were informed thut they could , tuk" ii train from Key Largo fur uny 'point In the United Slates. They since have been deport d. T—l t O l - S A N D (ICO,000.00) DO!. ................. . — -----t o l.* * r I n t e r e s t lit (tie r a t e r.r cm 1 0*«.i p e r «-eiti p e r a n n u m . lntr«!X| pa> n li if r n u l l . n m i a l l ) . Halil t.on.i, lie .Intvil J u l y . I. '92 7 a m ) to m a u " l n» lit'ifiiilK Ilic p r l n e i i l mill I n t e r e s t o f n i l o f Halil biiiaii J in- p a y a b l e n t t h e N a t i o n a l | ^ | S l l a n k In tin- O i l y un it H tn te of .i;.!] V o ik . ii i* •" p r o v i d e d f o r In e i T l n lt i re i a il il tld P (b ln >lay ailopta by tin- I’• •anl In w h i c h n i b i . i,.rtir ] o n l y IlniHc d u l y <| tin 11f !«><l . l . , (^ w h o m e fli«* 11older* n l i h l n «.ui S p e c i a l T u x S c h o o l l tun r ie l nti.nll tii 1111 t o v o l e : u m l. j , l.ttn-i: in : IT F K U T H K It RtiSOluVRM ’l l . I.iiiii T h a i e .ib t election nn nr.lcilc.l t„ L ll slp ill belli. ell ill b e belli III III!' |lol|||J I. lo rfi; p in e • V. IIbill s a i d S p e c i a l T a x s , ^ , j lo.iti In HHirhM No 2. w h e r e l b . la m n »m ] • b a l l b e nl *,i-<ib>ii ii an In hi. l . i - i r l l : In d j , la 27; T o w n o f A l t a m o n t e S p r i n g s , In >a, l.nllT in I.V n h ly of S . i l i l t o a a , o tl ir r w t f shrill l.e 1.1.o w n an p o l l i n ' p l a c e . .r p r . c | J |fi3h; * fCo I I , III ll ie Tow Ii o f l.o n e o III, no l b In ibl I ’l.iiniy o f S e m i n o le . Ii. i :i :i 11 w in e I. now'll nn p o llim i p m e e or pr»» I. I Hu r l No. '• rttill III ti l.1 T .ivn n r |.ii, 22 , Inn II' Mnr>. In <-al.I I ’o illity i.f Heniliit.u . Iitill . i.. •« • . I now n a>. p -.'iln u pijJJ I. IliHI, I o r |.i . eliiel No. IH. a m i t h e e l n t l t j hot Ii in n h a ll b e b e b l III eo in tilln iiee a in stin t! b e , !'J3U: l.otli I n - 1 • tt r l l l« ! l. >**31: i Imtli in Minll . iv aS ; , luilli III* •.ini 11 lie. , I!..711 I b o th In-; sli.il I lie ' . 10-4. | 12, b o t h •It, aim 11 i BM K all other Expense nibrouleret O lV C l repe cle ^Jliinc ^ l e s s AT THE SPECIAL PRICE Tuesday & Wednesday $ 1 6 .7 5 / IIEY'VE just arrive o smart p ractical! Y o n can w ear e u ray for alm ost ev e ry D p rin g and o u m ~ m ertim e occasion . . . street, after­ n oon or sp orts . . . w ear it as mttcli and as often as y o u p lea se . . . and th en w h en it b egin s to soil* just a w h isk thru the t u b ...a n d it’s fust as sm art as n ew T il. En.Ltoid.rcJ ’f lu war. tr* 'o f j n n ■pplii|ua, Lrillicmly color.J sad artfully grtiufi.d, — lo d.liglilful (o u u u l l o t h , •oft suLdu.d y u trl toaas of lLa Luck taxes form a large part of the cost of producing telephone ser­ vice, this company docs not ob­ ject to paying its just propor­ tion of the taxes necessary for the support of the government, the schools and other public in­ stitutions. We do believe that telephone subscribers who supply the money will be interested in knowing what part of the money they pay for telephone service goes for taxes in the States of Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee. O ur total tax bill in these States amounted tu $-1,4 O .oiS during 1926, an increase of 355 percent since 1916. The taxable property, of the company increased only 142 per cent during this same pe­ riod. The tax bill is an ever-in­ creasing expense, having in­ lthough that's w a s h a b l e ! -‘'a d o r e tiiem Taxes are Reflected In Telephone Costs A creased 174 per cent since 1920, while the taxable prop­ erty grew 86 per cent. Taxes in 1926 amounted to $5.48 per telephone, as com­ pared with $2.56 in 1916, and were 8.87 per cent of the total telephone revenues, as com­ pared with 5.90 per cent in 1916. The combined tax and wage bill for last year reached the sum of $28,866,300, a total of $15.48 per telephone. Although the enormous in­ crease in these two items has been reflected in the cost of producing service, the rates charged for the service have not increased in anything like the same proportion. 'l*o maintain a margin be­ tween gross revenue and gross expenses, under these condiditions, is a problem requiring the best efforts of a skilled or­ ganization, and careful, eco­ nomical management. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE A N D TELEGRAPH' C O M P A N Y ISwurgurulcJ �THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY. APRIL :*1 PAGE TOO f' The Sanford Herald IT t k lliliM e v e r y n < w il ■ andar at . "aaford, V larid a l i t M a ra a lia A va a a a . K a t r r r d aa R f r r a l d a t a M atter. M em ber IT. l » I » , a t tb a P u m fT Ir e a t Hanford. F lo rid a , a a d rr A r t at Marrk S, I tlf . E D IT O R I.. DRAM M ANADEH It It. H ERO tll.R H. JOMKH, M a a a s la c B d tlat T k r H era ld , s a n fo rd ’n pion eer a m . p aper, nnbnertbea (a tba la ta ra a * im nnl N ew s Parr tee, r r e e lr la r Dual Ib is su p erio r M a i a r r a b lta lla a • m eaty thaaaaad w ords d ally ra re r* to d a ll tba lending e r r a ta at tbe ea t ir e w o rld . T b e I. N. It. la rapreinlI f e fflr le a t la F lo rid a aad lla m anner o f b a n d lla c a tata new s la w lt b o a t ea a a L T b e H erald ta a m em ber o f the A a d lt tinreau o f r lr e a la tla a s , aa la le ia a t ln a a l Aaaaelattaa o f l*abllabera. A d errlla era aad A d rertla la tr A dents w bleh < - '« i l r r i each l ’ nhllaher-areniber ta anbmtl to a dm rottah audit at aatiaerlptlna llata in a ra rr la v e r ity a b a a la te lr *11 elalm n « l e lrra la tla a . aa w e ll aa k u a n t N u ilt e ii m elbada. TUESDAY APRIL 5. 1927 T H E I I E R A I .U P L A T F O R M l e - K r e a u m ) l a e l t p a a d a o a a t r ad * m lalalraflaa. -D e e p e r n t i n r s a i e t o d a r k e s t * I title . A — C w a n t r a e f t n a •>( AA J a h a s - l a d l a a R i v e r C a n a l. **—l a a n a a r a t l a a Jt a t a a f h t r ‘ P a r - up U eeb." 0— A o a* arn « la* of h n lld la * p r o d r a m — b o a s aa, h o l r l a , o p a r u a a a l ..baanea. d — A Com m unity Cbaat. T.— I n t i e l I n a n t llaa program . e l ‘T b e a o ttfV a a - A.— t r r w and m odem haapItbL I1IBLE VERSE FOR TODAY TRUTH AND GOODNESS:— Fur the word nf the Lon) In right; ttnd nil his works nre done in truth. Ho InvHh righteousness anil judgment; ihe eurth in full nf the goodness of the Lord. I'snlm 33: 4, 5. PRAYER:—I will prim e thee, 0 l/ird, with my whole heart, and 1 will chow forth ull thy mnrveIons works. IM S L I T T L E L A Y ‘I'm quite form of eggs,' Declared William Pitt, ‘Rut tho egg's a fowl product ' ’'You'll have to admit.' . —P. IT, A., in Timed-Union !v I'm wild nbout seafoods, Especially trout, TJiat my appetite's fishy I have little doubt. —WaycrogH Journal-Herald. d I ’m nuts about nuts, Especially chestnuts. T h a t’s why I'm so nutty When w riting of nuts. > hum! Now that the hotel is close closed where can we find n jazz orcliicstra ? m m . ...jp p . -Tliul was un Associated Press despatch about Helen WIlkuH and adm it It was terrible. -------- „--------&anfont got almost as much publicity from the Flower Show l-from the Indianapolis Indians. is Iho days get longer we uro i surprised to seo Ed Lam bright's clever column in tho Tampa Tribuuo getting shorter. e •, --------- o--------.Seminole county citizens would be more interested in the drainage of tho Everglades if it included the uppar St. Johns River country. i Florida doesn't want any local option mce tracts law either. If gam bling is to be allowed in one ^ d im ty , It should be allowed In n)|. —o--------Tbe best April fool's Joke ill Rarlln was the announcement of the arrival then* of the Prince of Wales. It keep the British consu­ late and the German government busy all day denying the report. —0....— Machine Guns For Hale.—Edito­ rial head In Sanford Herald. Hut who, in Sanford wants to buy n machine gun? —Tampa Times, No­ body In Sanford, but wo have a small circulation in Tampa. -------- o . - - ■■ ■ Absent-minded m otorist dashes hy stop street nearly crashing into another car having tho right of wav. Some day a trip to jail will H ear his mind nnd confront him with the seriousness of driving an n ii Li mobile. -------0------- The rapid spread of skin dlsensea among women is said by a New York physician to bo due to the ironcral use of beautifying lo­ tions. Or possibly tho custom of swapping powder puffs a rd lip Atickn. / T hat American engineer, who has been held by Mexican bandits for fifteen thousand dollars ran­ som, has been found. Under a cactus brush, somewhat disfigur­ ed by knife wounds. No need to hunt n w ar us fa r away ns China. *A rep o rt of tho Metropolitan Life lurunco Company shows five as many deaths from alcoholi in New York State in 11)2(1 us 1920. As the pre-w ar stuff dis­ pears, the death rate increases. Anyon« who drinks bootleg liquor takes his life in Ids uwu hands. lg?\fcV The TVciuh Finance Minister hui announced that within tho next few months that country will Issoe a gigantic interior consoli­ dation loan amounting to $800,000,000, If tho French know of t ’ioir government's attitude t<»ward Its Ajuer'cun indebtedness, , they will wait a long limn before ring its bonds. Jacksonville and Tampa contln' eir argume-.L Wha' became st voice from down the lower c o a st? —<Kanford Herald. P s«, what argum ent?—Tampa Has the Times forgotten Jacksonville is larger than ;ia, and Tampa is larger than land and Miami Is larger than ‘ sonvUle? Something: About Circulation Tho llernld, while offering un apology for a seeming lack of modesty, is proud of its circulation record' an indicated in its semi-annual statement published Friday as required by law. The ciivulat ion now is .1,20ft: six months ago it was 2.8i)(>. A gain of .197 subscribers in a city Hie size of Sanford during a period like tile last six months is an achievement in which a newspaper may justly take pride. Tbe growth nf The Herald's rireulatinn from the time tho present owners acquired tin* property in 192ft has been steady and consistently gratifying. At that time there were slightly over a thousand subscribers. During the next six months, there wore five hundred new names added to the lists. And from April of 192*1 to the April of the following year, the circulation showed a graduallv increasing growth to 2,919. During the next year the circulation continued to grow until in April of last year there were over twenty-six hun­ dred persons taking this paper. The statement in October, 192G, showed a gain from the previous six months’ period of one hundred and eighty-five. Those, with the new sub­ scribers added during the past six months, indicate a growth of five hundred nnd eighty-two for the past year. • a a Thnt The Herald was able to make this large .increase In circulation nt this time is particularly significant. Business conditions hove not been the best nnd families have not felt inclined to take on new obligations. Persons not already sub­ scribers required considerable exhortation before realizing the importance of becoming renders of Seminole county's leading newspaper. But unusual conditions have also been encountered. At the time of the strike in The Herald’s shop Inst December, a concerted effort was mnde on the pnrt of some individuals of certain Inlmr organizations, nnd other local interests, to influence people to stop rending this paper. A house to house cnnvnsB was made nnd approximately two hundred subscrib­ ers were thus induced to discontinue their subscriptions. However, realizing the absurdity of such a move, prac­ tically fill of those were by the end of three or four weeks hack on the lists again enjoying the paper as much as ever. Other efforts to cripple or annihilate The Herald have like­ wise failed and the circulation has seemed to take now life from the very vigor of the attacks and has grown proportion­ ately. • • • Even tiie acquisition by this paper of a membership in Die Audit' Bureau of Circulations failed to halt its consistent­ ly upward climb. Secured for the purpose of verifying re­ cords and guaranteeing advertisers accurate circulation figures, this organization did not find it necessary to alter The Herald’s own records by a single figure, so carefully and so truthfully bad these records been kept. It is not infrequent that n newspaper upon becoming a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations finds its pro­ claimed figures of circulation cut squarely in half after its books are audited by the Bureau. Some newspapers think it expedient to add a cool thousand or two to their bona fide circulation in order to fool advertisers. Others dump hun­ dreds in the gutter, mail them to out-of-the-way cities, or leave them at houses where they are not ordered and are not paid for, simply to give the impression of magnitude. The purpose of the Audit Bureau of Circulations is to prevent just such "Htunts" us these. It is an organization of national advertisers who demand to know accurate circula­ tion.figures before placing their business. Tho Bureau main­ tains a trained staff of auditors whoso duly it is to audit all records of tho newspaper members. # * * All of Florida’s leading newspapers nnd most of the best newspapers throughout the rest of the country are members of the Audit Bureau of Circulations. In this state the Flor­ ida Times-Union, the Jacksonville Journal, the Tampa Trib­ une, the Tampa Times, tho Miami Herald, the Miami News, the Palm Bench Post, tho Orlando Reporter-Star, the Orlando Sentinel, nnd The Sanford Herald are ull members of the Au­ dit Bureau of Circulations. So are the Atlanta Constitution, the Macon Daily Telegraph, the Columbus Enquirer-Sun, the Birmingham Age-llernld, tho Montgomery Advertiser, the Louisville Courier-Journal, the New Orleans Tlmes-Picayune, the Charleston Post, the Asheville Citizen, the Chicago Trib­ une, the Philadelphia Public Ledger, the Boston Transcript, the Brooklyn Daily Eagle, nnd the New York Herald Tribune. If nn army travels on its stomach, as Napoleon is re­ puted to hnve Hnid, it is equally true that a newspaper travels on its circulation nnd no newspaper which hns a doubtful circulation, or cannot verify its figures by nn A. B. C. report, can get very far. -oBLAH! A news dispatch published in the morning papers yesterday from New York announced thnt the backers of Al Smith for Presidency, were prepared to spend $3,000,000 to capture a delegation from Florida favorable to him. What nn insult to the citizenry of Florida this is! Al Smith and his cohorts will find that the manhood of Florida is not for sale nt any price. He can not hnve a delegation from Florida unless it is cooked up as u contesting delegation. They will find out another thing, too. The new paper to lie set up by "Fingey" Connors at Palm Bench to advocate the nomination of Smith, will not be ublc to seduce the Democratic party of this State nor inveigle it in any way into supporting the candidate of Tammany Hall.—Apopka Chief. A s Brisbane Sees It Hurrah! Hurrah! The War’s Over Batteries Poland and iIn* Y. M. ('. A. To get Success. Deserve It. Mussolini Dislike*. Heards, 12.1 u Mnnlli for 4 Persons, Hy A R T H U R ( 'n ) r r t i M IBTT Call Hie Willard Hall* Men—We recharge and pair all makes nf hatlerl B R IS B A N E o r M a r Fa. R A YHIRIN'E BROS 5<*n AMERICANS DESIRING TO bo of use in tiie world might begin al homo, am! end there. Men and women, rich, well meaning, no doubt "■pent large sums bollditig up the Y. M. C. A. in Poland, a more than OR percent Catholic country. Now Canliiuil Knkowskl, archbi­ shop of Warsaw, speaking ns he tells Polish Catholics, with the Pope's authority, warns nil Catho­ lics against the Y. M. C. A. ns n ‘protestnnt controlled heretical o r­ ganization.' ?£AO\fcS> PORTABLE PHONO<;iL\|)|| SI2.50 and $15.00 COLUMBIA And Records UKULELES $1.75 SI rings For All Instrument BICYCLE TIRES $1,731 POLISH CATHOLIC PARENTS are asked to discontinue nil support from that organization and not al­ low their children to join it, or shnro it's activities. Tho cnrdinnl's warning rends in pnrt: 'I warn the Christian popu­ lation under my leadership against tho evil influences of ’he Y. M. C. A. on Catholic youths. I base my warning on the Pope's decree dated Nov. 5th. 11)20. The Y. M. O. A. is neither Polish nor Catholic. It is supported by protcstnnts nnd here­ tics, nnd anyone who gives n rent to this institution is harming tiie church nnd Polish youth.’ F. P. RINGS 111ft Sanford Avc. Phone dfil-J For Aching Or Tired ¥tn See A Foot Specialist Phone 102 For Appoinlmert BATY^SY / Dr. J. R. Vidler Chlroposhist A t Lloyd's Shoo Store IN T H E D I S T R I C T OF f N I T E I ) S T A T E S F O H T IIK S O tl RUN IU S T IU E T OK FLOUR IN I J A N K U r P T C Y . N o tic e In £ . hy g i v e n t h n t o n .March SI, l m l A, S T O N E w a n a d j u d g e d bank™' n n d t h u t n n A p r i l t , 1927 a t ]|j A. M. In t h e o f f i c e of t h e u n d tr i*d I t r f o r e o In B a n k r u p t c y , 1J li p s llld g .. O rln n iln , F l o r i d a , vrlQl h e ld On* F i r s t m e e t i n g o f t ' n . l u j n t w h i c h t i m e t h e c red ito r* a t t e n d , p r o v e t h e i r claim * . T r u s t e e , n o d t r a n s a c t suclt hosfnesM n s m a y c o m e before m e e tin g . IT IS SAID the Y. M. C. A. in Poland must disappear before the cardinal's attack. It would he wise for good American protestnnts to realize thnt our American protest* snts to realize thnt our attem pts to force religious views on others uro as unpopular as llolshevick ef­ fort to spread communist doctrine here. People like to do their own mttionaiy thinking and believing. IF YOU WANT success, outside of politics, deserve it. California, lik<‘ the 47 other states wants to lie popular and have many visitors, USING THU ST. JOHNS FOR PLGASURG tie r 'all year dub* advertises the H .O I tlttA T IM K S -IJN IO N state abroad, and California, hav­ ing already tiie finest road.* in tho More and more use ia being made lakes and rivers never fall to utworld, will spend seventy-five mil­ lion dollars on m o l e good roads, of the St. Johns, river for purely t tract and interest people of all ages pleasure purpose, as should he done. anti conditions, nnd all the more so this year. UoRtiltus ami speed boat contest nre when natural attractiveness has iiad in popularity. For these adtled to its entertainm ent, such as STATES LIKE NEW YORK growing purposes Ihe St. Johns river nt is. in yachting nndlhonting, in con­ thnt fight iii'ninst a gasoline tax is admirably adapted, tests of varying character, from for good road building nre fighting Jacksonville us if being leaned and appreciated, swimming to speed boat racing. All against properly values, against right a - : these diversions, if kept within the welfare of automobile drivers, by more and more people long. The surprising thing in this ‘bounds, arc not only healthful but, am! against their own growth. connection is that enjoyment of (his also, are thoroughly enjoynhb. Daytona Beach people, like those great waterway in the way and MUSSOLINI TELLS ADOLPH manner indicated, has not been pro­ of Jacksonville, nre appreciating Kinnst. Swiss newspaper man, moted long ago. But -von now it is water sports as never before. Week­ many things thnt show confidence not too late to get a great deal of ly boat races, during the spring nnd in Mussolini, nnd in plans that Pro­ pleasure out of banting on the St. summer season, are being proposed, vidence has made for him. to take place on the Halifax river. Johns. 'Destiny has appointed me as the Ollier cities, located less advan­ The St, Johns river offers facilities inau to purify the soul of Italy* tageously than is Jacksonville, with nnd opportunities no less than the says It lily’s ruler. He is about to far less of natural conditions, make Halifax, and it begins to look us If lmve parliament puss a set of laws n great nnd valuable asset of their this fact is going to ho more tho­ saying 'every paragraph of these water facilities for all sort of roughly and more practically appro* laws shall he obeyed.’ aquatic sports, Jacksonville has cluted limn ever before. The opportunity is her* us has been lacking in this form of recrea­ ITALY IS TO be made pure, and tion and pleasuro. Indications now, been said, for making Jacksonville beards among other things are to however, point to more extended a great boating center. I<t*t the i>o abolished. Mussolini rails them use of tho St. Johns for boating good work started proceed along ‘masks for solemn humbugs nnd and for w ater sports and contests. lines th a t have made other water­ nests for disease germ s.' It is quite possible, in fact, thnt ways famous and popular. It means Alexander the Great shaved his within n few years Jacksonville more complete utilization of the St. face and mnde his soldiers do it, will become n yachting center of Johns river for pleasure, just as thnt the enemy, fighting with the considerable magnitude and impor­ year a lte r year this splendid river short sword might not seize the tance. Every natural facility is is being utilized to greater e x te n t; Itcard as a handle, to help in cutting here, only needing to be turned to for business purposes, for shipping off the head. Mussolini objects to good account. and for port uses. Let’s get more l beards ns nests for germs, nnotber, Bodies of w ater always have had, pleasure, ns well as more business, , tho worse ‘enemy’, Mussolini says nnd always will have, groat fnsci- than heretofore out of the St. Johns , he refuses to ho nssnssinated, will nalion for propie. The ocean, the river, as is entirely possibel. live to DO, and theu retire, leaving intructions for Italy’s guidance. THG STATG-WIDG GARDGN CONTGST Italians believe him and no won­ der. He believes In himself. COM1Mill'S ENOl'Iltnit StIN WE CALL OURS a democratic government and Mussolini’s un nutocratic government. Mussolini drives young aristocrats nut of tho diplomatic service, saying he wants young men that hnve proved their ability. Wo are encouraging so called 'career men' in our diplomacy, which means young gentlemen whose fathers can afford to keep their hoys well supplied with money at foreign courts, and send them a* broad, knowing ‘how to enter a drnwing room.' Lincoln would have found it hard to qualify as a career man for the diplomatic service. The spring of tho year sets garden-lovers feverishly studying seed catalogues nnd planning how to better lust year’s gardens and flowqr beds. More and more hns gnrddning become an "outdoor sport’ since wizards like Rurbnnk and wizards near, r home have dis­ covered new methods and developed now products. Research pertaining to nil phases of horticulture has made great strides in recent years nnd therefore cultivating vegetables nnd flowers is more interesting and more compensating than it Ims ever been. Young people are tremendously interested in gardening, and state agricultural departments are doing a great deul to foster this interest and turn it to good account. The young people of Muscogeo county have done some excellent work of late years in gardening and canning and their products aro on view each full nt* our Chattahoochee Valley Fair. Our county demonstrator, Miss Jessie Forts on, knows how to hold interest of tho youthful g a r­ deners, and many city folks who have purchased the fine preserves, pickles and Jums of the Muscogee county canning brigades cun testify to their delicious and wholesome quality. Miss Fortson's announcement that there Ib to he u State Gurdcn Contest for 4-II Club Girls, the first statc-wrdc contest to lw organized in Georgia, is one which will interest many young gurdeners of this community. Those co n test; are planned so as to supplement j the regular program by stim ulating the 4-H Club members to do better i garden work. Some of the purposes i of the contest are: 1. To teach home gardening. i 2. To provide such variety of i vegetables us will improve the nutrion of the family. 3. To provide home canned prod­ ucts for winter use. 4. To provide flowers for home. 5. To provide menus for estab­ lishing and increasing Go-To-College Funds, This Garden Club Contest is open to bona-fide 4-H Club Girls of Georgia and Miss Fortson will be glad to explain it fully to interested girls. The mimimunt unit for culti­ vation will be the regulation size one-twentieth of acre; the maxi­ mum amount cultivated will be onefourth ucre. Any girl who is 12 years old may enter her garden. Girls 10 years and 11 years of nge arc enrolled as junior members un­ til they are 12 years of age. Doubtless tho 4yH Club members of this county wilFrecievc this an­ nouncement with enthusiasm and enter the contest determined to c ar­ ry off a prize. The Enquirer-Sun is so well acquainted with the merit of Miss Fortson's work, us well as thut of her proteges in this county, thut we do not hesitate to predict th at our Muscogee garden clubs . . . __________ will be near the _head of the list in this contest, if not nt the top. MRS. ESTER MEl DELL, Nor­ wegian housewife, shows how to feed a family of four, well on $25 n month. Yon will soon he able to buy her hook, translated. More important in America, however, is our system on increas­ ing wngqg thnt makes it unnecess­ --------------------- O --------------------ary to stive tho bread crumbs for, p> tidings and limit to 12,000 cnloTHREE MILLIONS FOR FLORIDA rics daily a family of four. ‘As many calorics as I want, and TAMPA TRIBUNE some margin for extravagance,' is tho Amrrican demand. Ami not If ilia "Tammany ugents" quoted nomination. ‘how little can I live on,' but ‘how The Tribune does not Rive cred­ in u dispatch In yesterday's Tribune much can I get. really intend spendlnR $3,000,000 ence io this story of a $3,000,0(10 in Flnridu to send un Al Smith Smith fund for use in Florida. It is A BOOK REALLY needed is one delcRution to the next national con­ i probably n mere political rumor. vention, they aro the shrewd and [Those who actively supporting thut would keep Americans from careful politicians we have ulways | Governor .Smith’s candidacy for breaking all world records for time the presidency are too wise polit­ work and huppiness lost through appraised them to he. If it is their purpose to buy tho ically to make such a damaging illness. Tho united hospitals report for Democratic party of Florida for statem ent. Besides, Florida deleSmith, they nre nstonhhlngly and gales are not uumed in u conven­ New York City alone shows un ave­ crudely unwise in publishing (hat tion, comparatively easy to control, rage of 150,0Q() ill in bed, ail the purpose. hut by direct prim ary, and, in tho time, and <400,000 made unfit to NEW SPAPER ADVERTISING SCORES If anything could lie calculated same primary, the Democratic work hy some sickness. to Intensify and increase opposition voters vote directly on candidates AGAIN to Governor Smith in Florida, the for the nomination and, under the SEVENTY PERCENT OF that EXCHANGE announcement of this wholesale prim ary law, the delegates elected is due to ignorance, at least, and Use of money to control this state's are instructed to vote for the not little of it to the ignorance of One by one, nutiona! advertisers vary our program to fit the needs representation in tin* convention is candidate receiving a plurality of doctors th at understand neither whose advertising money is spent of special interests." just thut thing. tills popular vote. It is true that diagnoses nor cure, ulso some that along lines determined a fter the There Is a conclusion which hns No m atter how much we may de­ Chairman Wulsh, in the 1024 con­ Would consider prevention of dis­ closest investigation and the most preciate the injection of religion in vention, ruled thut this instruction ease 'bad business.' liern reached a fter many years of extensive experience, have come to politics, the fact remains th a t much was not bindiiiR upon the dek'gutes, newspapers as their logical adver­ experiment and study. A national of the opposition to AI Smith its a but it Is nevertheless Ihe law of advertiser, with funds to enter any tising medium. Scientists say that women nre Jircsldenul nominee, in Florida as Floridu, and will he reaper led by Now the Westinghouse Electric advertising medium which it cares in other stutes, is bused on preju­ nine out of ten of those elected as growing taller. Wo'd noticed that this year, Company a user of considerable to utilize, decides on local news* dice uRuinst his reilireous faith. delegates. So, if they intend try ­ logs looked longer • • • space In various mngszines in tho Snipers as its ideal means of reach­ Another element is opposed to him ing to purchase a Smith delegation Women can find where their post, has come to the conclusion ing the buying public of the United occauso of his "wet" views. If to from Floridu, his managers would husliunds their evenings by thnt "newspapers seem to offer the States. these two phases of opposition Is have to sway n majority of the en­ staying nt spend home one night a week. only medium by which we can 'lo­ With this example, if not from a added thut of the people wljo resent. tire Democratic primary electorate calize' and 'nationalize' our various taroful and serious study of their the use of money in polities, Cover —and we do not believe this could ure painting dealligDB sale*'Campaign, thus perm itting us nor Smith had ns well say goodbye bo done with $3,000,000. or with t*nFlappers their knee.**. You wou Idu't to conduct u nationwide campaign own experience, retail merchant* to his prosper)S of receiving the nny amount of mere money. who ure closer, perhaps, to the know tiie old iolntu now. on products, and nt the same time, great advantage March 2fi. 1027. Ra n d o l p h ii. c o n n . p.,fd FERTILIZERS FOR FLORIDA FRUITS A N D FARM CROPS SIMON PUItK AND GEM BRANDS “TIM E TRIED AND CROI* TESTED" Forty Years Satisfactory Service to Florida Growers PAINTER’S 1927 FLORIDA ALMANAC TELLS HOW Write For Almanac, Prices and Discounts G. 0 . PAINTGR FGRTILIZGR Jacksonville Ml HALL A N D PEN TLA N D , # Certified Public Accountants Income Tax Consultants S. (J, GRAY, Resident M anager $18 F irst Naltonni Bunk Rldg Phona 7T1 W HAT WILL TOMORROW HAVE TO SAY? <# Will it have the same oltl story of today to tell over again? Or will it have something new and fresh to re­ late—of growing happiness, increasing wealth, en­ larging opportunities? Tomorrow’s voice will speak as you dictate now— as you write down today in the entries in your hank hook. FIRST NATIONAL BANK SANFORD, FLORIDA. Frank R. MacNeill and Company Insurance—Loans—Real E state 107-9 So. Park Avc. Sanford, Fla. W HEN BETTER HOMES ARE BUILT Better Lumber is a first Prerequisite. At our yard you will find tho better grades and you will be satisfied with tiie prices. Let UR supply your better lumber needs. Phone 135 Yard: Holly Ave. At 11th, 12th, 13th Sts. Bond Grade Zip Service �5 --" ' .;. ■ .. ---------------------__________ __ ____ I ---------- -------------^ M ,jfjcc T elephone 118 — , TT. . . | . I. WEDNESDAY ,hv School Council of thu ■tVri.in Church will incut a t ,’d(Kl( »t thu' <Ehurch* THURSDAY of Seminole C hapter No. y < nt 7:D0 o'clock a t the |nVc temple. and social m eeting of ■ E L. Class of the Baptist h will he held n t 3:110 o'nt the home of Dr. ami Mrs. i Kj„,r on Ptirk Avenue, with [a |. Jowers, Mrs. .John Abro­ a d Mrs. F. D. King as hostFRIDAY | ri]i'ii Club will meet at >0 at the yacht club on the Print| a nt-Teachers meetinir of thu I r High School will meet a t 3: [|wk at the Junior High School Itorium. . SATURDAY lildren's Story Hour a t 10 o'* ! at the. Library. Imam's Build of Holy Cross W aI Church will nicct a t H:110 tkewith Mrs. S. 0 . Chase on J Avcnlie. lily'Class of St. Agnes Build Il 5 o'clock at the Chapel, fatiteuqun, ‘Original Musical luc-tion. 'Stephen Foster’ a t 3:*I5 'It. ju5bau(|uu, concert <if DuMoml [•ert Co., and lecture, hy Prli Peat at 8 o'clock. TUESDAY fdrliw Class will meet with Miss , Griggs «t 8 o'clock a t her L 1001 Elm Avenue. THURSDAY ircnt-Teachers Association of South Side Primary School will t at 3:15 o'clock, driatlc Tamburiea Bund! concert i:!5 o’clock nt tho Chnutmiqua : on Sanford Avenue a t the lake fib' - i hautnuqun, Concert and linperation Revue at 8 o'clock. . ft* FRIDAY ilntV Club of Holy Cross Episcu* Church will meet nt 7 o'clock at Women's Club. Jaatniiqua, Concert by H. UuMcDonald und his Highlnnd, and 'Better Homes Out-ofirs* E. A. Marshall, a t 3:15 o':k . hflutmii|ii:i, grand concert hy II. thven McDonald and his Hlghders at 8 o'clock. SATURDAY. Chautauqua, ‘A Trip To Magic mi', fieno, the magician, a t 3:15 lock, Chautauqua, Comcdyr 'The Pat- •' • -rfJV > 'jfeMM'V- • 1 a A N r o n p n r - R A L P ; f r T O B P A Y . A P R I L 5 ,1 0 2 7 | y al■ Activities■ -: MRS. F ltR n s. DA l GKH, SOCI ICTY KPITOIt Social Calendar ---------— • _ ^ ^ . Residence I he home of Mr. and Mrs. A. The guests were; HjjKaiincr, Runner nn Highland Avenue Svar Mr. aiid Mn*. Charles Knnner, .Mr. the scene of n most impressive Party on Sunday evening, the oc­ and Mrs. Victor Check, Mr. and casion beimr in celebration of t h-* Mrs. L. Schwartz, Mr. and Mrs p. bnnnitzvoh of their son, Murry Wopiburg. Mr. and Mrs. I Herman Knnner. Knnner. Mr. and Mrs. A. Orpvitz, To Kanner home was converted Mr. and Mrs. II, Hnmlel, Mr. and into a vdritlble fulrad bower with Mrs Dave Bom-ski, Mr. and Mrs. quantities of spring flowers being H. Kottleman, Mr, ami Mrtt b\ effectively combined with green­ Robbins, Mr. and Mrs. M. Most*. ery. Putted palms ami p l a n t s were Mr. and Mrs. M. Kronen. Mr. anil also used to ntlvuntagv. ■Mrs. Rosenweig, Mrs. M. I. NewCentering the long table, which man, Mrs. S. Flolcher, Mrs. S. hus been arranged in banquet UerskpwUz, Miss Margorie Knnstyle, were silver baskets filled with cut flowers. The handles were tied With silver tulle. These alternated with silver candle­ sticks holding lighted silver tapers. A most instructive talk was made hy A. Raffield and P. Wein­ berg acted as toastm aster for the evening. Murry Knnner deliver­ U. Hatfield. Mrs. L. Schwartz, ed his barnicUvnh oration in ex­ Mrs. Rex Rneoosin, Milton Rob­ cellent manner. He was the reei- bins, Sidney Weinberg, Jack .Kan­ pent of , many handsome gifts ner Murry Kanner and .Mr. and from relatives and friends. Mrs, A. Knnner. , nikin^r; Vur iiie p s a p tflire Senior Class Play Ik Tyears Ivl has portrayed Heal hi First To fie Given ♦The .Hitch" A l New Auditorium I . A COUUKtTK) lh-- i* IMS' of |:. s. Present', I r ite r e s tIn tr-M e e tin ji ^ — . .- . . . » -**->« .1 Is Hold fiy The Gink! :w««a in Momiayv cimftui of i 'Herald tunWr nn urrorttrir p putt i naTgc. The tharge ahoiil Nationally Known An unusually interesting m e e t-! have m q l that Mr. Pivscott , ing i f Hie St. Agnct (luild wan t tilled on a eoupt -which nllegcil held Monday afternoon a t the | speeding. The eryor was made ill Automobile Man Is !i chapel. when the Study class van {compiling the list in the offices «* by Mr* . M nrtim o The Herald and was in no wise in- i Visitor In Sanford • a S ’i' The suliject was “The tended to reflect upon Mr. P "Amatoir isi».*' is « -dory »»r nu>-| The sen io r" cIosk oT Seminole Telephone 217-W High School will presunt its annual ....... ■ | olny Wednesday night ftt the ncK . i m high school au<iltqHd'u‘. The pla,/, Lonimittees In Charge BA IM E t ZVAH o f m u r k y k a n n f r CELEBRATED AT PARTY- SUNDAY „ N<*gn Tim followin'* chairm an ghd! Th** Island !• ’inhabited by CifcVW biith stotctL their commlttes have been In char- mon eating savages. ■The sh ip s ,„.»formnme now ge of the work cr.-w in enptart-d by the native* . ; u in pri ro. Mrs. Willinm'Moorc Scott, elmir- am the hten ArKln g ro w .danger - | | f' of losing their heads. 1 hen cornea | n. „ . <-inlnwii and Indians." Many in- cott,rought out, Airs, Ernest Hciusiiahfer.fi nd soji, information Ulftv-1Kady[c> reLirm d home Saturday:, afternoon from Jacksonville w here’ members | H ey spent WwwrnT day*. ■. ' ‘f-. nrogram, 1 ami it Is earnestly deUo > 1 ,,,nL f *11 C utld. lnc-mber- he] , is been finished ............................ s s s t ^ i » ;sfty ut ™ » jr ir e $ io tie r " " vKin °. <*><** (iian Dipped Tires Sirs Robert J JIoRy Sr>, m,d Mrs. M nllnce \N. W right motored . tu Drlamlo Monday where they “pent the afternoon, ■Seminole T ire Shop Lawrence P; McDaniL-I h-rt Sun­ day for Miami whero he-will spend comedy and tragedy. , month and i " ' the ' • " demand ■ ■ I ' mis- -constant ■" -■> sonic- time visiting relatives Lilja. Min; W. T. Wheelc-ss, Mr^. .1 coineuy nao iruguiy. As an added attroot on them U « ,y the increase." he said, C. Benson, Mrs. F. ,K. Rovmiiliat, Mr. and Mrs. Julian lftnvnrd‘5if M Goldsmith U a frequent Miss Ruth Hand. Mrs. Baker, and to he a war dance by ha aovagea and beautiful Spanish dance by , |t . { Sanfpnl ^nd is one , Orlando were the guests of Judge Mrs. Fred Dnlger. f . n)0st enthusiastic hmist-j ami Mrs. W. Wallace Wright on Airs. Ca'uthon Hutchinson, clrnir- Miss l oth enry u L ke T uon - ^ man: Miss Mary Graves, Mrs, JS;ip- son The play will begin at 8 :J0.jOM i(l t iH. nort|,. n is interest in Sunday at their home on Mellon's j Florida and the southeast has alfnrd Doudney, unit .Miss Margarpt ociucm wavs been pronounced, and his Young. Mrs. Wynn W. P otteri Guild Members Make Mrs. John Leonnrdt, elulirman: Sanford Hoy Receives ■visits hdro welcomed by locAl au-j dealers. Gives Lovely Party Plans I’or Faster Fjrjr Mr,<- •l* 0lin Dancy, m u ? Tiiivn T .T minru n ,.r;m,tnm otivc dealers. -c? l rn tv i t ii 1 Denjaniin, Miss l..»ve Turner ami U » l« in y 1 1 0 I 1 0 I S U l i r i l i y He U. accompanied on the presFor Bon Ton Members o a l e lo D C H e l d Soon Miss Helen cim rp nlng. 1 A f S t p l x o n U (,nt trip by Mrs. Goldsmith, who _____ , Mrs. Claude Herndon, chairman; ! * 1 h *' L 11 V * Is the guest of Mrs. H arry K ent.' A profusion of pastel-tinted At the meeting of the Woman's ,MrB* s,,,l»a Barla-r, Mrs. C. W. A story appearing recently in Mrs. Edna F. Hope of Dunedin spring flowers adorned the a ttra c t­ Guild of the Holy Cross Episco- {*s t°l«-**' Mrs. John Meist-h.Jr., Miss ive home uf Mrs. Wynn W. Potter oal Church held Monday ufU-rnoon'I KlHy DuBoso; Mrs. Dwight Bab­ the DcLand News will be of in­ arrived here Tuesday •afternoon to to the many friends of Ed­ spend tiie month of April here with on Tuesday afternoon when she en­ ul the home of Mrs, M. Martin Mrs. M. Kronen and Mrs. Do- terest ward B. Henderson of this city. her sister, Mrs. G. Irving Ixntbks tertained members of the Bon Ton final plans wore made for the Hy. Mrs. 11. H. MeCaslia, chairman: Mr. Henderson is the son of Mm. a t her home on Magnolia Avenue. Bridge Club at her home ia Rose E aster decorations for the church, E. M. Carroll of this city. The Court. dm! also for the E aster egg s a l e Miss Mnble Bowler, Mrs. Bully, story appearing under the head of This was an Easter Bridge par­ which is an annual affair. The Mrs. Elton Moughton, Miss May "Who's Who Among M otarn Stu­ ly and in every detail was suggest­ sale will be hold Saturday before Muglll, Miss Moll W hittier, Mrs. dents" is as follows: Stemper. Mrs. L. I. Frasier, Mrs. ive of the npproaching season. The Easter. Edward It. Henderson, who will tally cards were pretty Easter bon­ The business session was presid­ Porter Wakefield, Airs. 11. C. Max- !i be graduated from Stetson this well, Miss Chihlets, utid Mr. liminets, and the score pads and pen­ ed over by the president, Airs. At f year with a II. S. degree, is one of cils were to match. dock. P. Connelly, the most honored men 'who has On the card tables were cunning Most satisfactory reports were ever attended Stetson. Mr. and Mrs. ChrisMatthews E aster baskets filled with candies made he* tho ecsike i food chair­ Ed wu* horn nt Port Tampa which were enjoyed during the men, and it was announced that I ft Tuesday tor Jacksonville where c u ^ rlori(|a, .|ulv 2'Jnd, 1002. He game, mid a fte r several progres­ this Saturday’s sale would he the thc> will spend scvct.il d.i>« °>i |ds c|iHdhu<xl days there, sions scores were collected ami the last one for the season. It will business. . j later going to Hillsborough High W EDNESDAY holder of top score was presented a be held as usual at Gonzalez ,, ... , *for olio year and then to Sanford Tho many friends of M i n , \Y. L. High from which school ho Was Ihiuhlr Feature Day dainty vanity concealed in an E ast­ store on Magnolia Avenue. Ater the udjoumiiu-lit, the mem- Riles and son, Donald Smith, will graduated. All amazing revelation of the er basket. At the tea hour the tallies were bqry attended Lenten services a t be glad to learn th at they are nhle African jungles While attending Sanford High to he out again a fte r severe at- lie participated In all brunches of "T H E GORILLA HU N'i;’ cleared and laid with hand-made the church, tneks of influenza. covers and refreshm ents of froz­ A No Viola Diana in athletics and in the year ‘21 ho en fru it sif|ud, sandwiches, potato Ticket Committees "SALVATION JA N E" w as'awarded a gold medal for be­ Mrs. E. M. Carroll left Toestliiy ing the best athlete in his school. chips, olives, and orangeade were Are To Meet Tonight morning for Miami where she will ilo entered Stetson in the fall served by the hostess assisted hy COMING spend a week. Mrs.' J. D. Woodruff and Mrs. Ben of ‘23. During his four years at t Gloria Swanson Caswell. Stetson he lias been President o f 1 Members of tho Various Chau­ Robert Davies of Jacksonville a r­ his class each year, member o f ; The players were Mrs. J. D. tauqua ticket sale committees are in W oodier, Mrs. Ben Caswell, Mrs. reminded of tho mooting which rived here Monday to spend a few Pi Kajipi I'iii social fraternity, "TH E LOVES OF SlINYA" in Sanford on business. Jam es Ridge, Mrs. C. I(. Kirtley', will he held at the Woman's Club days '• ' ■ 11 President Theta Alphu dram atic fraternity. Torch and Scroll, Chris­ Mrs. Joo Chittenden, Mrs. Robert tonight at 8 o’clock. A report of JHs* Norma Moore, who has btjjm tian Forum, Alphu Phi - Kinllou J ; Holly Jr., Mrs. C. E. Myers and all'tickets sold to date will la? ex­ Mrs. Potter. pected. and sellers are also u rg ­ spending the winter in Sanford,-] debating fraternity, S, Club, Krued to come prepared to turn in all left. Monday for her home nt W|u cihle Klub .and monitor of Conrad Hall for three years. Miss Ruth Rich of New York, money collected from sales made ston-Salem, N. C. TODAY Many of bis friends will rumcm* "IMtADLEY T IIE MAGNIFI~rrr Mrs. D. D. Colcock and Miss Elsa up to tonight. Mrs. Raymond Key. and Airs. L. bop Ed's, dram atic ability. lie Butcl motored to Orlando Tue day It is expect o il'th a t intMt of the, ,i j ,i.. |C K h i ! i Where they wen* the guests of Mrs. members of the conimitte will go' P, AlcCuller motored to Orliiiido has held a consphyous niche Jn villi John Gilbert and Eleanor W. F. Dlackmnn at luncheon. from the meeting to .Sanford’s Monday where they went to a t­ Ids many Green-Room nrotlifctjons. Board man ilo first drew attention as the - radio broadcasting, station, WIBJ, tend tiie funeral of Mrs. Stmmcu. Kim.* in tlie “Tempest." and then orOO MUCH PROGRESS FOR in the Valdez Hotel, whore nn e x ­ sy', a t 8 o’clock. I'll'J-U ROCK" J. D. Woodruff and Wynn W. In the title role in the "Prince CccHInri'Music Club will give u cellent program prepared bv May­ Alsu Comedy—"The CoHcgnti'’ (| Chap." "Charlies Aunt" came Potter left Tuesday morning for an . ___ recital.at 3:15 o'clock ut the studio or Forrest Lake will be broad­ extended fishing trip on .tint rivet- ituxt, atjd Jqtui, VThe Whole Town's cast. , of M rs' Fannie.S. Munson. ____ L—---------__ ____ ___ PRINCESS E a ste r S p e c ia ls t \ Purchases To Save Money on Your $12.50 Ladies Silk D resses............... .................................... | S 9 .9 5 ~ Silk Pongee Natural Color ... v:.*:::' ?25.00 Mens Tropical Jd.00 Mens Black or Brown Worsted Suits Oxfords $19.95 $2.95 r - . $21.95 • Black or Brown $4.95 $ 1 .0 0 . * Ladies’ Hats if'. Vi I $7.00 1.1 . ,2 Silk Dresses Ladies’ Hats $22.95 $3.95 $2.00 Ladies Full Fashion Chiffon .; wHrjl Ladies’ Slippers in the New Styles Blonde Rose Bli^sh ii $5.00 $27.50 Ladies $4.00 ■* V . $2.95 Men’s Oxfords ■ i* l % m -*!- • $2.95 Ladies’ Slippers $ 6.00 $18.95 Ladies ir• Silk Dresses Suits . ....... ifi 9 . 9 5 T - a. F" $27.50 Mens Tropical Worsted *■ 1/ P *t- 4 . $12.50'Mens Summer Suits ^ J c iy d . $ 6 .o o *, . * • *1 t . i I ,, Ladies’ Hats P atent and $595 J-Vi -r- -i^u 4V 4 » *» * i ■ .-M �FOOD STORES OF FORD ARE CLOSED ’O PUBLIC TRADE Five Million Dollars’ W orth of Air Field T&SV Store Did Twelve Million Dollars Business In 1926 And Made $100,060 Profit; Firm Open For Employes UFTROIT; Apr. B— (INS—Hen­ ry Ford'* food store* which Inst , year made n profit of $ 100,000 and nt the same time saved the nver-J njre family which traded with him! frrm W 00 to $000 annually in their living coats, were to be closed to the general public today. The Ford stores will remain open ns heretofore for all Ford employees. ?. Anni'jncoment thnt the public would he bniTfd from t lie Ford 'CCUisr.ir.Mirien mim mtnic at u meetInp held by the Michigan Retail Merchants Association. G. N. Staples, head of the Ford commJsnrv division, cave ns the rrason the fuct thnt "there has been tw much business for us to handle." “ In fact the limousine trnde has been swamping us, pnrticulnrily with regard to meats nnd grocer­ This airplane photograph shows progress on the new 15.000,000 Wright Field, cast of Dayton. O. ies," he said. When completed It will bo the largest aviation center In the world, covering 6000 acres. The field Is Ford Inst year sold $12,000,000 named In honor of Orville and W ilbur W right, co-inventors of the airplane. It will displace McCook of supplies in hiH stores and made Field, Dayton, as the U. B. arm y's most Important post for serial experimentation. a profit of $400,000, n little better than 3 per cent profit. A letter »» from K. (J, Liebold, Ford’s secre­ Bridles of Grcen( Cove Springs, tary , enlivened the meeting. Lei- Miss Ethel I )nvis of Lake Wales ami Mis* Evelyn Mycr of Tampa. ■ bold’s letter said in part: Fred H. Davis of l>con county "The inauguration of this branch of service was not because of n was nominated us the speaker of ; mere desire to become competitive the house of representatives by grocers or butchers, latl rather ucclunintion and his nomination for the purpose of stabilizing was to be formally declared from rapidly advancing living costs tho floor of the house a t noon to ­ which threatened to neutralize day by Representative McKenzie who was elected chairman of lust the offcct of wage increases, "We can not view this in any night’s .caucus. Samuel W. Gotten of Bushnell light other than a public service nnd we believe that as long as the will lie nominated by representa­ I>1ic is being benefited thereby tive McKenzie today for the post ere enn bo no cause for com­ of speaker pro tem; Frank Webb plaint except from the smaller of St. Augustine, chief clerk; Rus­ m erchant whose consequent high- sell T, Mlckler of Wnucliula, as­ priced renunoditirs arc no longer sistant chief clerk; Mrs. W. It. Dorman of Live Oak, bill clerk; public favor." Ammon McClelland of the Uni­ versity of Florida, reading clerk; Bonnie Smith oT Wrwahitchka, assistant reading clerk; Richard Ervin of Taliahnssee, engrossing clerk; Miss Annie Boyd of Lloyd, enrolling clerk; Nathan .lone* of Jacksonville, sergiintpat-nrms; C. T. Ferrell of Bcnhaden, messeng­ The Chamber ofCommerco dnneo er, Rev. T. J . Ayers of Blounsto bo held n t the Community town nnd J. Hampton Jortcs of Cal­ House in Lake Mary Wednesday lahan, doorkeeper; J. E. Mlckler, evening, Is to hnvo music furnished Delaind. Chuplan; nnd J. E. Stew­ py tho orchestra from the Lnko Mu- art, Tallahassee, janitor. r y band, under the direction of Members of tho house paid a Chester Saunders. tribute to Ben A. McGennis of Tho popular weekly dances being Tnllahassee who bus been chief sponsored by the Chamber have clerk of the house for n number uf been attracting a Inrgo number of sessions of the legislature and people every Wednesday evening who lust night refused to take of­ and th e music is. said to be the fice again. best obtainable in this section of tho state. Mr. Saunders, one of tho most noted bund and orchestra lenders of the north, has created ’ a hand nnd an Orchestra In Lake Mary th a t is the pride of the community and It Is said that scverul of the musicians are to he taken north by (Continued from Page One) , th eir dlrerlor for work In the »1 broadcasting stations this summer. non. was shot and killed late yes­ ‘ Nashville, Tcnn., is to he the terday by police officer Dim Hcaiy firs t broadcasting city of the regu­ while Druccl nnd two of his la r Saunders organization this sum­ henchmen were being taken t> m er and from there the director headquarters in a bureau car. Drucci is said to 'have cursed Will movo to several of the larger cities. His programs nrc said to lie Hcaiy and then struck him with Ills nrrest followed n regularly enjoyed by thousands of his lilt. radio fans in ull sections’ of the police order to roundup all known •country. gunmen. During this general roundup, a '.JR ESB Y TER IA N SUCCESSFUL man who gave his name a* Robert Th annual drivo for funds for licwis and who is said to have ad­ ^ a* ■'First Prcsbytcriun Church is mitted that he was u Detroit gim'progressing fnvorahly as tho end mun, wiik arrested carrying a suit of the firs t ilHy draws near, accord­ case which police said wiih filled ing to those in charge and by with hand-mnehine guns and raw ­ Thursday, the final day for solic­ ed off shotguns. l,owit. told police lie laid "con­ iting the year’s fund*, thu full f[ quote in expected to bu in hiinil. nection*" with prominent Chicum r* —NEA, Los Angeles llurcau p J I. It. Steven*, cliuirmaii of thu booze runners who did hurine . i •rtio-oM saying, "T hnr's gold la them hills, boys.” becomes truo Tlonrd of Deacons for tho church, between Chicago ami Detroit. again, with rovcrcd-molor-wagons trekking In with racks of tho Police, however, were of the opin­ is in command. precious ore tram tho new -Wccpnli, Nov., gold strike. Above aro mu ion that lew is was one of several pictured J. Albert Dario (left) and John Dlackledgo with somo Detroit gunmen "imported" espec­ POSTAL EXAMS HERE the racks of gold oro taken to Los Angeles. • Below Is a modern A civil service examination for ially fur tuduy’s election. :ksj fourth class postm aster, to fill in I So serious 1* tlie situation thnt "schooner." Covered with tho signs of.vlctory and loaded with suck of ore, It excited curiosity on the street.* of. Los Angeles. expected vacancy a t Chuluota, l.< national guardsmen are being held to ho conducted in Sanford III th u in readiness luttuku over the func­ Hear future, according to un a n ­ tion* of the police department. hurt Pierce—Work to sta rt sunn Oknhumpkn--Contract let for Southsido wards in the heurt’of on Fort Pierce deepwater inlet bur- construction of $30,000 new «choulnouncement from tho Post Offico D epartm ent a t W ashington. Tim tlie "black licit" are admittedly bor project costing $52,000. house hero iost last year paid a total of $52'J thu potential danger spots, al­ or the services of the postm aster. though virtually every section of Applications fo r tho rxumlnn- the city is on edge in fear of gang . lion will be received until Apr. 28. lawlessness. All uniformed policemen are on duty uml squads of detectives, armed with machine guns, nro cruising through the "touch" preeinets with orders to "shoot oil sight" all |H*rsons found with guns in their hands. A Three A ct Comedy, " Thompson, wsr-time mayor of y Chicago, Im* been running on no S (Continued from Fuge One) "America First" platform, f e a tp - H luiiiblu county an secretary of the cd by sentliing uttueks upon King senate; n post he has held for a l­ George of England whom he hat m ost hulf n century Kate Inman threatened to "punch in itio iiiisn." Of Uve Oak was nominated a* Dcvcr, hacked by the powerful reading secrutary, and Rev. Roy,S'. Brennan machine, litis cuinpuign1.' 1 Walton of Osteen was nominated on his asserted record of public • SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL os a ssistan t .reading secretary. improvements and efficiency. , O ther offieera who will be for­ Da the liquor issue tho eamll- ; m ally nominated from the f 1rw.*r dates were nt odd* only ns to the . 8:15 O’clock the senate chambers today due degree of their wetness. Thompson their selection by the state cou- rlnimd ho was wetter than the At­ i last night arc a i follow*: lantic' Dcvcr pointed to his con­ -eerrtary , Mias Ruby tinual udviH-ury oi moditicution c*f Admission of 'TaUuliasnco; usnintant tin* Volstead Act. tary; Uobort Miller of Wall­ Thompson's antipathy for King Adults 50c ins bill u r re U r y , B. II, Sim­ George centered about whut lie Children 25c mons of Gainesville, assistant hill claimed was tlie elimination of secretary, ft. W. Davis, Jr., of George Washington's picture from N N « M « li( N S ( M U K M G H d MrtSWiK Nf UtXtX SUMJ Gainesville; Index secretary, Miss school history- books. He declared Luna Bowdoln, of Orlando; on- ’ tho histories now in use miniinllize grossing secretary. Miss Anna the exploits of Washington and Booth Wilson; enrolling secretary, other revolutionary heroes. Wil­ Mrs. Kinrtut McDraiglas of Tulle- liam Andrews, formerly of Nt-w hasKcc. ^ ork, Dover appointee as s u im t Iii Kergant-at-’a'rms C. E. Johnson trndent of schools, was declared to of Daytona Beach: assistant *crg- b practically hostile to American an'-at-iirm a. Lee Etheridge of De. traditions. to City; verniers. Miss Lcula I). Always seeking to give our patrons the best possible ju ls and Mrs. Mario Cox Wil­ it . P j the new up-to-date service we huve employed a manicurist of iams of Tallahassee; doorkeeper, United States1 iHInghnst, Immigration Com­ L. Schuler, o f Okeechobee; missioner for the Port of Boston, wide experience und ask your patronage for approval. messenger, A, M. Smith of Craw- is un ordained minister of the UniService 60c vllle; chaplain, Rev. J, K. vursulist church, . utchlna of Muntlcello, and' jnnFogenc Hawkins of TallnhiuM E L B O U R N E ^ .! Northern yUlltlcaCpmpany to erect large gas 'Page* nominated (were Erwin plant iii this city. "T har’s Gold in Them Sacks!’ — o E MusicOf LakeMary Dance To Be Given ByPopuIarDirector Norwood Given Decision Over Oscar Howell In Main B out At The Armory Willie Norwood, local boxing, ly making Willie miss. T h e many favorite, Inst night was given the blew* to Norwood a cbm did not, referee’s decision in a 10 round however, slow him up and tt is b e - • bout with Oscar Howell, Tampa, lie veil that owing to the fact th at The melee was close all the wny he was the freshest in the end, the ard we believe the refereo could referee gnvo him the decision, have better called the scrap a darw. In the semi-final two of the In spite of the fact that Howell city’s youngest, Ernie brown nnd was n badly tired fighter nt the Young H arper slugged and wrestled their wny around the ring for final bell. eight It was easily the best show Pro­ an interesting bout of moter Norwood has sent to the rounds. The decision went to the post this season. Both boys were former, who had Unrper very fast, both wore clover, both show­ weak in the final rounds bv a ed a willingness to mix and before shower of blows to t lie solar plex­ the first round wns over the cus- us Harper hit the canvas for the tort'err. knew they were to he amp­ ly repaid for any suffering forced count of 9 in their eighth stanzn upon them at the Armory in the but came hack gamely nnd manag­ ed to stay for the rest of the past. The early going went to Howell, route. It was a good scrap for a w h o bit Willie with everything I pair of kids, but the electric light and escaped J The hill of lust night will not be punishment himself by repeated- j forgotten. UnitedStatesJapan And Britain Send Protest To Chinese (Continued from Page One) he handed to the Cantonese either FOREST CITY—Hyland Stanford Into today or tomorrow. There will be no threat of sanc­ Company to erect $30,000 bottling tions or reprisals in tlie notes, ac­ plant here. cording to information obtained here today, American opposition to such threats having been stiff!- 1* ■ ciontly strong to overcome British insistence upon a drastic stand.- £ —Don t SWCBI* Bl Y0lir._ For the time living, therefore, the ■ power* will stand together on n j f lp le T V C fJ ltG S strong but firm policy in d e a lin g ;■ s with the Cantonese. !■ ’Another incident such as Nan- j J U se S h in h o iu e r ’s C r a te s king, however, probably will pro- ■ nrui c w e a r h v T h e m voke the British to adopt on indfl- I* * thnn either the United States (•:•’-■No knots, no cross grained ■ pendent stand, far more drastic 1 Japan n-’oarontly is willing to as­ ■sticks—just bang up goodj "crates—made just right-J sume. The wording of the notes lias 5We think tho best crate* * been left to tho ministers of the three powers in Peking. They ■in the district. " have hiunket instructions to pro­ ■ ■WE invito your compari-3 ceed on the main points, which are irotests, reparations and a warn- ■ Bon in the fields where cel-" ^ ng against repetition of such in­ "ery in being packed. cidents. ■PROMPT service? Oh, yes." Sapiro Admits Huge ■We are within an hour o fj celery field of this dis-g Fee For Ten Years "any Strict. FEDERAL BUILDING, DE­ ■Crates distributed through" TROIT, Auril 5. — (IN S )—Swing­ EAmerican Fruit Growers, g ing from the snowy cotton fields of the south to the golden grain "Inc., and Sanford Oviedo belt of tho middle west, consul for gTruck Growers, Inc, Henry Ford today traced the purse­ filling activities of Aaron Suuiro, so-called wheat king, for th? bene­ fit of the jury in tlie million-dollar s CHICAGO SCENE OF D IS O R D E R S AT T H E PO LLS J S t a t e Legislature Opens Two Months’ Session At Capital S e n io r C la ss P la y ? Am azon Isle M A N I C U R I N G I Now a New Service Smith’s Barber Shop I’ord-Sapiro libel suit. On the witness stand for his six­ th day of cross-examinntion, Snpiro admitted receiving scores of fees nnd retainer* for bis work among farm ers, llis total gross fees su r­ ged above the $r>0l),000 mnrk for last 10 years. When your back Is sore and lame or lumbago, sciatica or rheumatism has you stiffined up don't suf­ fer! Get a 35 cent bottle of old, honest St. Jacobs Oil at nny drug Btorc, pour n little in your hnnd and rub it right on your nching back, and tl(e soreness and lameness is gone. In use for fio ears, this soothng, pcnelratlig oil tukes tho pain right out, nnd ends the.m isery. It is absolutesy harmless and doesn't burn the skin. In Madras ♦.bore ft re twh While collars and enffs miggo: tlve of Pm'llfatt day8'hr* being women's 'ttjllffgfca and mar adopted by many women with dinn women nrc taking up studies ns lnw and medicine. new tailwr-mndc suits. 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WORK, Most any Rind, clerical, LINCOLN- CORD -FOKDSDN unfurnished house. $35 shipping, -idling; local or out of r.-ROOM Edward Higgins Inc. References guaranteed. monthly, on tho corner, 1021 Elm Commcretnl & 1‘ulmclto. Phone 331 town. A vo. Hox HI euro llorald. _jif ie d R a t e s H: T r s n s lra l u r . l r r * i,r*i a.Tordi<«: lo (lie nuiiiurtU »nT n u m b e r o f I n l l pi-r rate »clu*i|ulft lie- I a r*>iiirr»l rates urn for "«n*. N o ml ire ........ luirrtlonn. t Itu Hutu Ida. ACT llATKS -* and will i /i.ir/;>‘(| ^un i f f i a o fttio word ;S ■■ w s—?— j'llOSE ADH, will lie reur patrons and coUm-lor ■m«4i*uiy for payineift, ►«r«i<*nt orders o re nnjr[tdrtne* o( i.t jb l lr a tf n n . E MODEL TRIM CO. H— Financial "Wo trim the oar, not the owner." j Phono 817 for estim ates DO YOU NEED MONEY—H ate 1*. W. RADFORD unlimited amount on Residence and Business property Chuluota SEMINOLE HUDSON- ESSEX Office Young Bldg. N'. Park Ave. INC MONEY—To loan on Improved do203 Oak Ave. sirahle business and ixssiedntiiil Phono 11 property in Sanford. Address Loan, 1*. O. Hox 603. City. I.VO HOUR: Copy re e e lr- Jit Herald office by 11 :U0 fill b« published th e sum s la m ads JUS:L. Niirrlild an erro: will not be iff R ua for a n one --- more th F la..*.irtion. insertion, tthn eere r nfo u re rs tbould be notified a t 4—Business Service {iSTTHUANCB ORDERS made In porno • u t T he Herald o fflre n r by | Telephone d lsc o n tln Ir-Jera are not valid. kriCATION I NDEX: T he hr classifications a re iUT*e«1 nnd num bered fo r . ■ference. They nre m ade- | Vnabetlrally nnd n u m er|Tbr ad* under each headalso made-up ulp h u b et- "W E CLEAN YOUR RUGS AUSOLUTELY CLEAN' Our rug cleaning plant is strictly modern. Phone Orlando 9053 or drop Prices snmo as Orinndo, Russ us a card und our suicsmnn will call to see you. M attress Co. 1122 Church St. Orlande. Florida. MONEY WANTED—W ant to bor­ row $600 on enrage apartm ent to he built on lot worth $2,600. Loan wanted for six months only ns builder expects to erect resi­ dence on lot later this summer. Answer to "$600" care Herald. II—.Miscellaneous By William OUT OUR WAY I RARGAIN HUNTER Who wants a lot 70x116 in Lock j.Arbor, Country Club E states for ' 1226. Cosh with deed. $20(1 pay a | hje in two years. N. W. Monty, Lucerne Hotel, Orlando, Flu. PARK AVENUE LOT— lust south of Thirteenth Street, fncinn east, can he bouifht for $2,760 on any reasonable term s. This is an ox cellent location for n Duplex FURNISHED five tint house; Apartm ent House. Hox 100 cate sleeping porch, hath, Uahta, water, *^ , . n ...... Canute. Flora Heights; S36. | FOR SALE Two lots in Ouk Iini Jno. D. Jenkins, Court House. ! nn«!■lwo lota ,n nu(,,m v,islft _______________________________ ; each, .a sh payment andterm s to FOR RENT:—Small bungalow nip suit purchaser, Dox X7. care Har aid. Magnolia Avenue. Unfurnished. I n __________ _ _____________ desirable residential section and j M iscellaneous F o r Sale within easy walking distance or t h e . _______________ ______________ business district. $30 monthly. I'.! All kinds household furnishings-1 O. Itox 131, Sanford. including Frigidairc—Apply nn'y house on French Avenue in ilrcani17— B usiness i'laces F o r Kent wold. FIVE ROOM—house furnished for rent. Phono 806-W. r SNELL, > ST»PFW -W O u ’vJE O l W g o t OME m o r e Pa y m e n t o n 1 U aT ‘S u r f — Ow e m o r e a f t e r - tfa s . ' M-M* AimY G qT ^ O l) Oo ^wW FOR eocrF* \ L G OE% ^*. J / , OFFICE FOR KENT—la Meisch I Bldg Apply A. P CnnnfMy A 1 Sons, Magnolia and 2nd. FOR SALE—Well established pay­ ing Indies shop. Reasonable. Sick­ ATTRACT1VF looms to rent for THE SEMINOLE PRINTKRY stores or offices a( Park Ave., ness cause for selling out. Phone ANSCO CAMERASand Commercial Street, W. M. 679-J. AND SUPPLIES Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave., op­ INCOME PROPERTY 001 w . Oth St. W. N. Luiuley Prop. FOR SALE—A bargain, upright posite Court House. I’inno in good condition $76.1)0. BUSINESS LOCATION IL L. Perkins — Haberdasher Annlv H. S. Osborne, Tribuc, NOW RENTING for $200 per NICE STORE room 16x00 headquarters for Collegiate Umatilla Fin. 220 Magnolia Aventis. Suitable for Clothes. 110 F irst Street. FOR SA LE:— Oriental rugs, small small business; rent reasonable. and large, china, etc. (ill Myrtle Apply a t A. P. Connelly & Sons, month, paying 10'' tin $2*1,000. BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation Ave. first floor. 22-1 Magnolia Ave. Phone 48. boxes und general cement work Will sacrifice for $12,600. $2600 Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. TerThe stove sale Is now on my cn-' III—Bouses For Snle willegpr, Prop. ^ tire stock a t cost. D. W. Short MeH-* . lainder Arcade. $100 Cnsli and $60 monthly will I cash, balance easy, Phone 736. I.ANEY.S DRUG STORE—Prc buy bungalow on Mngnolin Avenue I Bcriptions, Drugs, Soda. We are TWO REFRIGERATORS — Good Price $1600 Buy direct from ow-j Scrugg.i-Seoggan 'Realty Co., Inc 6.90 as near you ns your phone. Cull HUj condition; priced reasonable,Pier- ncr. Phono 118 and ask for Mr. | t.in *-------- ' son Ijirkin, Inc. McLander Arcada. Mitchell. 4.CH --------------------------------------TH IN K—If you nre thinking of phone 880. 4.94 building, why pay tho Architects 6.30 BUNGALOW — A ttractively fur6.46 several liui\dred dollars for plans,' i t -Rooms Without Hoard. nislied, 6 rooms, bath, sleeping 6.72 when you can get tho sartie f r e e ,-----------------------------------------------6.9 H porch, double garage, nice lawn mid and keep your money in your pock FOR RENT:— 3 furnished rooms 0.24 n.i.o c t . For fu rth er information see nnd 3 unfurnished rooms. Apply shrubbery. Cash $ 1,000, balance I i years. Mrs. Simmons, next to T as­ 0.76 SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS. 806 W. Third St. 7.03 ty Shop, Purk Avenue. 7.EH i V. C. Collar, Prop. Building C o n ---------------------------- --------------------Farm implements cheap for 7 64 tractor, General Shop & Mill Work ROOMS.— With or without mcnlt. quick buyer. II. C. Pnrntelee, Route 7 10 -Farms Fur Snle K.Oh and House Painting, 116 N. Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. I, . Cameron City. H.U2 French Ave. Phone 2 3 5 - J . ----------------------------------------------K.OH ------------------------------------------------ ONE OR—Two furnished rooms Vlli'II K l-OII I'MII.ICATIIIN H.tU LUMBER and complete line bf with private family in modern BEST BUY IN AGRICULTUR­ N ie ic c ill rlii Ia i tllu lc r S e c ti o n '2373,1 9.10 AL LAND, II. S. ns mm*illicit by lliu act of building m aterial. I.ow prices. house with all conveniences, rates ,'llliuiiry 37, 1932. In The State Of Florida Security Lumber Co., "Whero Good reasonable 208 Evans St. (17thSt.) rolled stales I,anil Office. In the flowing well district near C n ln c s v l lt c . f i n . . Kcb. '2S. 1927. | Grades Come From " Maple nnd near OnkAvc. Sanfoid, with clay subsoil. On ■ N i i T I f i: Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t Sixth. Phone 797. ouncetnenls l i n i n ' S e lllilx IriillsfeYee o f I.llll*!, ONE —bedroom furnished for rent, tiro highway and one mile float ff. Si ru l I mi. tins fi le d In I b i s o f f l r e It. R. station. (EN TAKE Notice, fish tin a | i | i l i e n l l o n 'intlei* s e c t i o n 2372, with twin beds, 411 Pnrk.Avo, Phonograph Repairing Already cleared* Perfect K.'Vlseil S t a t u t e s , h i linn*luleil by like hungry wolves, set) Piano Tuning U.e net o f Jnounry 27. 1923.- for the drainage. li>— Apartment/ For Kent for boats and bait, experts with 17 yeari By l*"t 4. See. an. T . i* 8., it. a t i: Virgin soil of unsurpassed fer­ poaroe bridge. oxoarienee. alnl S l ’. ' i N H L See. at! T . 44 S., tility, will grow anything. It 27 II. Till. M. F l o r i d a , uinl Unit !CLEMENTS APTS. —<112 Park. Sanford Music Store 1,060 Acres In units of 5 acres, I Tie NiiniK lias b e e n Iilluweil by 1h« [Apt. (I vacant nuw; Apt. 4 vacant A- A. KOSSITER and Gift Shoppe Seer* J u r y Of I lie I n t e r i o r , S e r i a l No. lAvenus Phone 212-W Room 10 dk. 11 McLutidcr Arcade, Ap i. 8tli. Apply APt, 1 or Mrs. E. ns m any us you want. 6194 4 7. AT A PRICE SO LOW IT WILL AM persoiiH elnloiliiK I b e limit nd111. Clements, Buena Vista, Gn. ________ Phone 832, I Scggestion for Every y e r s e t y o r desIritiK lo s h o w It lo "Make Your Head Swim" Occaaion be n iliie rn l In r b n r n e l e r w ill lin nte FOR' YOUR HEALTH’S SAKE FOR RENT—Small apartm ent and Home Seekers, Here Is Your lo w e d ll (ll II A p ril 23. 1937. In fi le frtl Designs a Specialty TRY CHIROPRACTIC AD­ furnished room. 813 Magnolia Ave. Chance In Ihlri o f f ic e l l ic l r olijeellon*< (■> th e JUSTMENTS. DR. W. E. MACIhmiiiiii' i* iif p a t e n t m i ll e r i i f o r e s t l i l i It May Never Come Again 5NT WAVING — $10 DOUGAL. IS P NAT’L BANK 1 FURNISHED—. Apartm ent, upIf you can make a small cash t p p l l i ni l mi . c f u i t m : tv* fttoAt. ' Msrcelling by our cx- BLDG. P it ONE *182-J. J stairs, with screened porch; garage. payment and finance your first Iti'K lstel 1 BIup Bird Beauty j|0 1 1 Park Ave. Inquire 907 Park crop, it will easily pay for the ______________________ ■ i Pbons :I49 J. CONCRETE in every shape nnd Ave. land. IN T ilt; tUSTHICT o f T ill: form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ If you are looking for a "Snap" I'NITKO STATUS FOR T ilt:SOUTH mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod­ TH REE— Furnished rooms with I RUN IHSTUlirr OF FI.Oil!I'A.— Here It Is 81And Found. , IN IIAKKItUJ*T('Y. In Hie Matter ucts Company, Fifth and Maple private bath. First floor. Apply See Me A t Once of .Ml 1.1.Hit FURNITUKK GO., Inc. Sts. Rhone 112-W. \V. M. YOUNG 31(1 W. Oth. ’ lbmkrnpl. Notice In hereby given t li ii t on .Mureli 17, 1927 the above Bargains In Real Estate -Blue folder containing imCLARENCE SMITH ilelitor wns ailjuilgeit bankrupi nml | TWO—Large rooms; first floor; Park Ave. ahd Commercial St. papm-chartcr for Purv’stluil u first meeting of f reillini'H General Contractor icool; furnished; summer rates. Nationnl Detective A gcrwill be held In the office of tin* un­ 600 West F irst Street IPhone 176-J. FOR | SALE—Two acre truck dersigned Referee In Iliinkruplcy. fto affidavit. Return to Hcrs t Phone 441 *W. farms, close in, on Dixie High­ 13 flilllips Illdg. orlnudn. Fin. lit IMftO A. At. Apr. 7. 1927, nl which - 1 FOR KENT way, flowing water, electricity, L. time nil offer nf conipiislllun of 26*., CLEANING', PRESSING, DYING Furnished apartm ent, 3 rooms nnl A. Rennud 820 W. First St. will tie made to nil the Freilltnis —"W’e do it Better," Try us. Roy­ bath nil modern conveniences listed In the schedule herein. lutomobilcs •March 21. 1927 al Cleaners and Dyers, J. C. Jack21—Acreage For Sale R A N D O L P H II. C O t m . R e f e r e e . soil, 305 E ast Second St., Phone Unfurnished apartm ent, 3 rooms BOOST SANFORD nml bath, all modern convenience*. -IB I -J. | Till: N»w Sanford Booster . NOW IS THE TIM E Fort Myers--Construction under displaying bunch of celery HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY Store room close in suitable for TO BUY THAT FARM way on new city reservoir. iiacn. Mutlebaker Agency Business—Call —Cleaning, pressing, tailoring. any inerciuitile, AND START SOMETHING Juan Oarage Co. We aro all going back to tho 165 S. Palm etto Avenuo. Phone !KJJI-J HO RN AN DO-Phospate rs'nes farm where l­ boing CIIHYSI.F.U wnere real rant values valu es win « iu aaiopened up near Horandu by 340-J, FOUR ROOM.— delightfully cool ways prevail. Ju st now is the limn ]ju(c|icn|iuc|( Phosphute Company, J. FULLER MOTOR CO. furnished flat, eastern exposure to move ve a few miles from Sanford ____ 1 fra Ave, at 10th St. Phone 692 METAL ROOFING—The Roof Ev­ erlasting. Metal shingles; located on Park Ave. For inspec­ and s ta rt th at chicken farm and, e 0 RT M YERS-Building permits r ib r u a ry DODGE standing seam tin and galvanized tion and nil particulars, address raise vegetables for the home ninr- iiiUl,d h m . (llirinu, ket. J u s t such a place can be had , nt ni„,i -iir. 7nn • cars ami Graham Trucks roofs! See Jam es II. Cowan. Oa>c Route "A ” RD Box 245. on the Snnford-Orlnndo roa.l about: ’ |md 13th St. Phone 3. ‘ave. and Third St. Phone 111. FOB RENT—Apartm ent nnd bed­ tlirco miles from Sanford in tha high and healthy ouk und pine SINS 4 COWAN CO., Auto I MATUESSES properly renovated; room. 320 Oak Ave. Call 7-ld-J. section good for citriiH fruits, good ^*tor and sheel metal works I o:,e dtiy 8ervlc0 j" ,Sanf° m ' ^ I -------- *----------------------------- . . T T for poultry nnd good for all kinds *nd ornamental shwft m olai' Sanford M ntrcss Factory. 1 hone TW 0 roon)Si Kitchenette and bath: of vegetables. T hirty ncres, high T-' -•B'-W. ...........207 French 1 n,cln ,i ..... »< i beautiful outlook; ull improve­ A va.| 49--M. ments; attractively furnished; and dry location for a home nnd j VVIGHT-CH RISEN BERRY PRINT moderate rent by week. Youngs four ncres in muck for vegetables SANFORD EIU1CK CO. ! SHOP — Printing, F.ngruving, Apartm ents, office 200 N. la r k or bulbs—it will raise anything -I- Magnolia Ave. v e . ________ ___________ —the man who w ants to work can Embossing. Sets us first. We do A Phone 307 ntuke a good living from this it. Phone 417-W. R. It. AvenueIf vou nre Interested add­ Heir To Hnglish Throne FIVE ROOM— A p a rtm e n t fo r rent place. HUPS—MAUMONS Commercial Street. April first. Cor, Park and Fourth ress OWNER, care Sanfoid Herald. Hanford Automobile Co. To Spent! All Of Summer Any reasonable offer nnd term s “JEPSO N WANTS TO SEE YOU"! I).' L. Thrasher. ^ ‘tnolia Ave. Phone 137 will 1m* considered nftor you huve Vacation On Dig itanch; House, Hotel, Apartm ent House. -— —-------------seen the property. Baldwin To AccompanyHim anything In Furniture JEPSO N i First floor unfurnished niinrtIJF.WF.TT AND PAIGE LONDON.—April --------- _-- - - | .............-6 - ( I4N ■*’S" f) — FU RNITU RE Co. 114 3.Park Ave. ment for rent, vaennt April■' -1st, • I RIVE'S OARAGE til5 Myrtle Ave. Mrs. Noble. How you were brought Up has The Prince of Wales is planning to Sanford Dealer -A *9* _______________________________ .little to do with how far up you spend his entire summer vacation l*t St. Phone 01 HELP WANTED (FEM ALE) THREE-ROOM Furnished Apart- j will go. in Canada. mont. Apply Herald Office. ,, . , n T7 ~ i Accompanied, in nil probability, Fort O gden-Bridge on new V on-,by Prem ier Baldwin, he will take M3CS0NVILLEAvondale GIRLS— To take orders for beau­ new line ......... lingerie......... Address | . . . .j.Ice . Road „ niv.t. for light west of Fort Ogdon being part in the formal opening of the °4i>t Church to erect $100,000 tiful /A T l“ "r*»l"...Mnr*e Blvd-[ TWO I TWUROOMS lio w m o— —furnished m i..... ......... rafloorcd. *uvj nr worship nt Tulbot Room 203°,r W in ter 1’a ‘tk Fla. International Peace Bridge linking | housekeeping. 710 Oak Ave. «t and llorschet Street. TIHD BATH S C I I E D U L i : I fallowlnr schedule te lls re of set solid nda from la to IS words fo r one to lert'bns. When centered m ordered, each .line w ill nted as I words. .word rate applies to esck Li. for example 16 w orda I lasertlons a t lc a w ord | IS times 26 or IS. ' line lesa than ic w o r d * unled as 16 words. PRINCE OF WALES TO SPEND SOME TIM E IN CANADA | Both Satisfied >M’N POP 9RS NOU^ECMTo ) IVcfcN DISC0C6AG6D «C YOU’VE COME TO 1HE eCM/>ANV I Too BET £ AM / THlNQS HAVEN'T Tu r n e d o u t rh e w ay x e x p c i r e o in f a c t vve'Ke- <So/wg o e e p r a into 7RE MOLC V ev er y day ^ YJCLL. I WANT To BE A SQUARE SHOOTCK — I F ‘ YOU Y E E L L'VdT HOPED HOU INYO T h is Thin o - r c L V/R1T6 YOU A C H ttK fa K TOUH. INT C P 6 S T A N D \V6’U- QUIT AS FAATiVJCRA X SHOULD SAY NOT( I'M GOING t o SDCK NV(TH YOU EUeN THOUGH WE GO broke T o g e t h e r - QUIT? AID S/8! j HA- Gunn Thought he could SuPft VAST ONE OVER o n M 6 .ic '^ G r r r 1 SOMETHIMG SOMETHl*lCi u Up P ms /OST HE'S GOT SL££ v£ WHEN HE *TT?/ES Tt> < ClET ME OUT OF 7HE COMPANY” BUT HE'U. HAVE TO ^TRETUM HIS LEGS IF HE WANTS T& , S t e p a h e a d o f h en ry t y t e ju s t W TU a P A V DAW ' l \T T l e *z>v\r\c\< v n ik id o v a j O K l'/.- l' B A C K d e a r A t'2 AV POP'S1A fcl?OKGR~ WRAYS an, M y POPS A BARBER you* pop, r r J AY ? J V E A A -A /O '/oor O/OEV 2MAT- AE-S 1 M oose a w a LIOAJ AN 1A v EA G L E // j -" a \ r.ua Y S Voor FOP. OSCAR < 3 0 9 / VWAAT DOES’ i r C O ST 70 S E g M/M f ? V - ? \ rr rt tevs* i v| y T 2 J. Xk. A There is, a t present, an embargo this is removed the Prince lnt«nd» F’ort F'lie and Buffalo, mid com­ an live stock uuiit from to Bend ,out on the lilt1 removal ITIIIUYUI of 111 IIYI! ---- blood-stwk.horaes, , , ___ t „ inm emorating more than a century Britain to Canada, but an noon n» eluding hunters ami polo ponies. of peace between the United States und Canada. A fter this celebration, which r e ­ curs on July I, the prince will visit his ranch at High River, Alberta, whero he will stay about eight weeks and enjoy a complete and tin- i fettered rest. A number of alterations mul improvements hnve been recently curried out at the ranch by Proftwsor W. L. Carlyle, the manager, under the instructions of the Prince. These have been wide in scope and include more buildings nnd extra stabling. Nothing very elaborate or costly is being undertaken; on the con­ tra ry , following the Prince’s in - 1 suructions, everything is to be of the sim plest character, and the buildings constructed of the plain- J eat possible m aterial compatible with efficiency. Hilarious Comedy, “The Patsy,” Coming at the Chautauqua By Taylor w u , T hat'S The F ir s t nfai Bluff x ev er P ulled a n d g o t away w r m - i f T Y re HAD TAKEN ME Of? TlRS . place so re would hale A Go n e F l o p / y ___ •XvC r-j- >* 1 HUM __ i r- ‘T m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1927 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 05, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 05, 1927. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 05, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3f37b459c319741234de5c07aabe10ef.pdf 47b46ea9b8423847bfef6778ad207fcc PDF Text Text a * r—• T in N E W S P A P E R •vs;^s T H E W E A TH E R Li, l i in F lo r id a 's H c n r t u & s G re a te s t V c ffc tn ld o Itlon Its H o n e s t C a rd e n L a n d Fair tonight nnd Thursday: SXf trefnp northwest Florida, partly cloudy tonight; Thunidny increas* | ing cloudiness, followed by rain. •v hr.m i: •N 0 - ^ L eased W ir e la le rim tiu n a i N o w s S e r v ic e II- Member Audit Hurenti Of Circulations S A N F O R D F L O R I D A . W E D N E S D A Y , A P R I L (i. 11127 H IE D S IT E S PARISH HOUSE'-4 " ' « » « * Celery Feds To Appear In First Practice Game Here Thursday With WinterPark!,it e .. iese Police NUMBER lHHB Bears Cost Of Local Jewish Community v H i i > fit? I « xhiblUon till of the , 1'hc Indians won Unit gnim- liy n t I (i‘ ‘i l , '-i hcIu- to i count nnd were never out »»r jinili'ilJui 1hnr -duy nfternoon, wlieii iluntrer oT I. sin. ii .. i. i Dedication of Beth Isrnd Tem­ ple,, now hoing rushed to complohion nt Magnolia Avenue and Six­ teenth Street, will he held xninc time next wee!:, ercording lo A. hnffeid, chnirnum of the commit lee on nrrnneeoimts _ . wlio an­ nounced today that an elaborate program is being prepared in cel­ ebration o f the event. The temple, which has been tilt* der construction for the past sev­ eral weeks, will serve as a trivial renter ami a Sunday School build­ ing for the members of the San­ ford .lewish congregation. When completed it will he one o f the most, attractive o f the smaller Jewish community houses in the state. Its erection will fill a long felt need, member* of the congre­ gation say. To cou.-ilruction o f the temple him made possible hy tin* liberal donations nf A. II. Moses, ‘.illfl Magnolia Avenue. Mr. Moses made an initial donation of a large sunt when the building wits started, lie Inter mriilc known his inten- S ta R e ,Iflli o f paying for a large part of and at lust night’s meeting of the building commUte Mr. Moses as­ sumed the entire expense o feonst ruction. .Mr. Moses, gifts have been in­ spired by a desire to honor the memory o f Ids wife, who passed away about two years ago. Mrs. Moses had many friends in this city and during here annual vis­ its here she was prominently iden­ tified with Jewish activities, Mrs. Moses was also nrtive i nntany worthwhile movements here in lxhalf o f charity unit mnde large donations to these causes. Mr. Moses has been coming to Sanford every winter for 20 years. He resides in New York nnd is n commission merchant, (luring the celery seuson he is one o f the larg­ est independent buyers operating in tliis section. He makes his home here with his soli, Morris Mr. Moses, cuntrihutiuns to the local nroiect have been received with much commendation hy mem( Con tinned on Page Four) HM'yV-rtt luts , ilh Winter Park, (nlunnoon. ' ' f'" U,P S en a to r N o r r is Is T h e O rilyiiM an n F o r M odern A d d itio n '■* the Orange Gourd v l.v:lgm\ in u Governor Emphasizes in excellent slia|K‘, the local dull O ne L e ft In S e n a te 0 1 1 T o H o ly C ross Episcopal j(l O llliU S S i? *,tllljIT I-| u j"n e thill i-, U, ?<Utrl nt tli.IO im ins had enough training thin year Economy In A d d ra C h u rch H a v e Ileen F in ish ed S m all C ro u p O f M e n W h o o make it one of tie ?.io^i form, s^y W l i e r e A r r -------. 1 .SitiMnnl faun will liavt* their V oted A g a in s t W a r M o tio n ||y H e rp o n t A n U H en th orn e dulde in tin* league, Crowe’s hireDelivered To Joint ( tu t opportunity of ageing the l!)27 lines will have to extend thentselr e MatleOf Leaders j hopeful* in notion and Manager l.ee ven to malm the fray an interest­ le g isla tiv e Session Nebraska Solon Has Structure To, Cost |Crowe has promised to use nlmo-t ing one. . player on Ids rqtmd, with tin* On aSaturday afternoon the Feds I No Regret For Vote 2X) 1 Im U K U IU I )H|JP I 0 I 5 l ( M U - U P j,.xw.pli(ll, ,)f ,|M. pitch,.*e. Three of ,,|tiy return engagement on the I * l I *iI* i1 1 1 »111*0 |Rut latter will prohnldy have n Winter I’arl. diamond. ISot h games; V IC l fl 111 1 - I I v l > :, linnet* on the hill, with Withrow, should attract cousideralde ultra j D ecla res (’{rent W a r F a iled Hniiding: Will Face Ma^nnlia ------ — I Roger WlllianiK and Stout working lion among the central Florida ms* . T o A ccom p lish I'llrpojM*— Avenue Ami I’assageway Is ■ ..... . — n | ,;,w m A I M t l h h P f l Hint "I three innings eaeh. T h a t O f E n d in g A ll W a rs lotners. To Connect It Witti Church ny ( llin c s c t All o f those named are reported lo With.(lie an ival of Tommy Will- i Executive Asks That Plfk i A re 1 11 B e •’ hi good I.linpe and their curve. lace, ratch r; ami Herman Meyers, W ASH ING TO N, Apr C, Ten I'iils for the const ruction of I* * *, . r , _____ _ , i have h en hfeahiiiit \.itli a i • |»i: poilsi.lt' twii lcr, Crowe now boasts Interest Be Used years ago today America declared the parish house of the Holy veculed, Is Report!i,triiy n,t her peal. mid Id-, complete roster. I he weeding j\yar on Oermanv, throwing t In t'ross Episcopal Church are oxform. For School Expense out prone . will not start until next |mIght o f IUl,OIH>,U»(l people into iiectod to he received in the near » ...o r A|„* (i ( I N S ) --T l" " 1 "I >1" ' tuff v ill ueek. .1 i helieved. Itoih Wallace , >M. Wlll. t<l -------! •iKIM'. 'MJI * **• ’ . got nn opportunity I., rhoiv it and M. ye. werewelcomed to ramp i ( ) |- ,jui, mt|,. group ip the Sen future ami within the itext few T A L L A H A S S E E , Fla. Apr. weeks actual work on the strurese pollen loilil.N IJIIRi'tl j w , q , N.'itiinlny’:. fracas. a not only the tail end of the sipmd alo. willful men" Ihev Were eiill- j ltire is to begin, according to an G.— Declaring that no com­ Soviet etnlmsay 111 I c s lilllf i Wilder I'arl. is otn of the ■Iroier- htit nl o e men who are expected |(.,| , |,y Woodtow W ilson--win announcement made today by monwealth in the union hn» unibcr o f R u s s k ih s and ,«;;t dull* in the (trance circuit ami to materially assist in her ping ||„.ttVe,i (he condemnation o f the ! Itev, Mortimer <Hover, rector of ever experienced nuch rapid ,Me |||(. c lia rg o o f inshowing It re a cal list the India tin* cluh in the race throughout the country and voted against tie* I the church. war resolution there growth and such an era of Ihete remains rcimnns, ,totois HtMni, „ „ hj lal.nf leaders and s l i t - ; M lt.n a w . la^fm m poor, summer, •day only one. lle ,Senator lie is Sen., or , ||(. |i|( t „ „r 0,lllri.h prosperity aa has Florida, s to riot. A c c o r d in g l o , .corge W. Norris ot Ncbrad.a. , ,g ........... M Governor John W. Martin to­ UjpHcc o f I ictals no veil til Stone o off MisI I he rest ari> gone. Stone Avptlll(. )111(| Fourth Street, day delivered his second bien­ l.ilfollette of b of rifles and m nm nnijr.n.iri. I.afoHette of Wisconsin, l|,.. m u will run well over $‘Jii,tlOO,' nial address to al joint session Injrellter w ith Snviet and of the senate and house of |i , f|;,< v. II* follll.l. . d i» j n\i.» h> ilu* otiproh]iluin . imildin£r. of H a typo in (Iid state. I Governor Martin today faced the niil. \. hit'll ' .e coiehi 'I ••! largest legislative membership in If'vrral llllli lie I pnlieenien. folv il . . ik, '| . . j ■chiMil mid i liuivh purp4Lit*nv ami Florida's history, tiie second time hl a tlllllthcr ill I'nllferelires he v ’ |pu nreaip"' mar-., him long nine- ;lllf pinna ,n,ia ar drawn U» assure its that an executivo o f the state ha: j.. Mar. Iial ' ham I ten. l>»t i rt*«l. •*uparity for taking rare cf the appeared in person before the law­ |n'i;,n,|, r i>i Ha- in.i lion n army. A crest oil A s j •Hcntitut Nocr. ^.ll in l»i—o ff lye inm-ured church membership Imt Wyoming Plant W re c k e d B y Governor Issues Cali For A making bodies, he himself having Excellent (la v I on (nlliu J,l,iix*iit official and l<Vemn Nationalists Have ratm* kindly, indepond• •it. tin* present rate of growth, of­ V ic tim s C a n He id e n t iilc d i Ill- foreign miileni Special Election Follow­ established the precedent in 1925. ( ’lianee To Win llecattst* (lf| Hiisiilcioiirt ra c ie r. <J»n- ..V,t ‘ phiioNopi. . o f April n, i t i i .. ficials believe that some changes Miid In '■ieW the cam Governor ' Martin was escorted 9750,000; O n ly T h r e e O f ; ing Senator .McDaniel’s Res­ frsst's lii* lu lle d Matt l>*H |Looking hack over In yearn and ninv he necessary within the Disorjfani/.ed Faiiu Fofces;i til a.'iiillM Soviet influence im to the chair by a committe o f the Blast C a u sin g D am age O i ignation Given Tuesday senate) Piorpont and More Troops ( io To N.'iitliinu | Deities S inyillH 4R W tm uill i what they liavi* brought l> Anter- next few yean. (art of til • common cam •* la nnd hous0 which was com­ u a aml to the world lie philor.o- Hcnthorilp ere the architects. furcirn hvi in •’ hum. posed o f Henator John S. Taylor phiaized. PARCO, Wyo., Apr. « — (IN S ) MEMPHIS, Tonn., Ant'd li T A LLA H A S S E E , Fin., April « — o f the Eleventh District and Rep­ Larly fill cliinr.-i- men and wo-! SH AN G H AI, Apr. 15 Although It will he a one story building, "H ave I ever r*’ " ' ‘ (od tha' with an auditorium extending up- “ -Seventeen men are, known II. Collin.-, .‘id, L nm ..,,1l f[\L I! , , to he , , Governor John W. Mnrtin will to- resentatives A 0. Knnnor o f Mar. five KuMSians, hound ),(.<ivy fighting continues along I 'to (IN F )- Clayton n<‘* *!** , are seriously burned. ,|ny cn|| >a j,pocinl election to fill tin nnd Franklin O. King o f Or­ i-oiMS were removed hy lh (!.Tsinan-Puciiow railroad there is Miami, Fin., who last night confes­ vote'/" he repented, ‘ No, I never ward a story and a half, with nn Would I vote today as I upstairs apartment for the jani- ,lm 'e o f whom may die, following t},u vacancy created in the senate ange. Tho executive then com­ I no drcis.ive result, iiccording to sed the murder o f Kdward Never<, have. fcv.. his partner in the beer business voted 2(1 Venn ago tmlnv? ! I tor. It will probably he construct- a terrific explosion at the oil plant i yesterday by the resignation of Se- menced reading his message. |t is expected Hint the Chinese ,,,.ports received lu re today. j i'd on concrete blocks with stucco of the I roducCrs and Refiners notor \V. R. McDaniel o f the twenty o.ocr - v. ill he r U i'tlti d \ The intensity of the fighting i ■ hut denied the slaying of Mr*'. would." Martin cautioned the 1927 session - senatorial .............. lie slated out o f the window at [oil the exterior, nnd with a tile Compnny here today. fifth district, constitut of tho state legislature against 'ov­ lllnllt delay. Mu' t of them were I rinlil to he greater than during any Never::, is willing and* anxious to Only five of the dead have been ing the counties o f Bny, Gulf nnd er-legislation.' He asked that Flo­ : i teaming through tjio i engagement since tlm Ne.tjoimli: t ; return to Miami and "face the the Hoft green o f a new April, roof to make is conform with the (I f. After their nrre.'it, tlx' invaded Chekiang.- The Nation- music" since he hits got the "load and b("riuniiiK of the second de- church building in exterior finish Identified, the other bodies being Calhoun. rida not follow the footsteps of o ff Ills cheat." burned beyond recognition. cade after. ‘ an.1 f ehilecturo. McDuniel late yesterday evening other states in pnssing a deluge of '.'•oi ,Vi*: ** lilisls' eliatices for* i ttci esa lure An officer front Miami,will a r­ “ What, after all, did it bring A • .vered passageway will con riled into motor car* ’ * Tit.? explosion, c*f unknown ori- tendered his resignation to the gov­ laws that would infringe upon the * * |lieeii eiihatired |iy the fad that rive late tonight to return Collins as7” In* asked. “ It was, you recall, m i l it with the church, entering gin. ocrurcd in two dnlths pressure ernor nfter an executive session of liberties of the people. 1,.ff. f llte disorganized, troops o f riic ( lulu O uru. mF III <hat" •• |< Fang are him rendering and for trial. Collins Itaa waved e x ­ *.i war to .Ul,| war.’ It was 'a war the church through the rear wall [stills located in the heart o f the Hie senate nt. which a resolution "L e t us work together fo r the tradition. to make the world safe for deniu. of the pro lent chapel. The main $5,000,000 oil plant, which employ­ presented by D. Stuart Glllis of the ll„. ,m,l lol l , ' laving .low., tl.. i. ...... . Collins, a rie .l.d at a local lu.tel racy 'a war t>> end militnri.im/ M, <nt ranee L i .'ck Magtudia Avenue ed 550 men third district asking that McDaniel common good and fo r the perpetual interest and glory o f the state, re’ >/wre fotitt.l hiding in the F..- \ • ""'..d « Imng I ting > hang by here yesterday a;, a nihficion: was u war that was. to purify tli> ! !‘ n<* •«. the tight o f tin. eutranc. File spread .piickly to other be expelled from llte senate because tnembering that all o f the ills of It - building. |dehvering a counter |naek/ilo,t« character, confessed the rlayinr soul of America, in that o f bin conviction on a chargo of ................................... . .g.re . . .a.t1'vlll he the rector' tuifftce nnd on ""^ tlills and two hug. oil tanks, but mankind cannot bo cured by legi­ liarhal Cltamr liar. :maotli;c. d H.e T. man-Puii-'hov. >• '■ •.1 I, < o f Never': on March 2f» and told torrent eoi ..r I..U. *.vo/> iI .i IIllte of Mu.,.Lie.. blood-letting *4"'. left n!l large , T T coat coat room. room. Tin was under control after two hours conspiracy to violate the national slation; that there should be some­ )<lvF7niii:'fl'M H- l.lll a too ,to forestalled ........ d Cllt n,; La. police Ill'll the r.laying It: .1 been ••l|or. d in i liina'. rivgi ! .'I.'hev?— i Work on the part o f vol* prohibition law by thu United Sta­ '• h‘ad diicctlyA' uito the 1 0f thing left to the individual fo r the , (lutrihiili-.il of :mli foreigni •.Slick's pt)«d Tor a . oni'iT.Irattnil o f bearing <>il hia conscience. titer.- I.. Intimidate and Imid m I H' 11,.lt,,^ul"* *.v i r^". Jfn . to Ikr.'. ^iirlTeer fffelaeti, oil ctfAipuny wdrk- tes district court was withdrawn. free exercise o f Ids judgment and 1 .1 his tenons •" the nortli of Nanking "W e were drinking heavy. I ‘Ie*. k a people just l.eeiuning I*. : 0,1,*'llg capacity fcptigamla from the Soviet eutThe election will he held 30 duys of 00. , . ■. , . e. s and fire appuiulus fixim Rawj for a drive nn I lent in and other wefit to the corner stole and got A stage of mr.Merat.i size is m-|jins, eight miles away. Uamnge from today as required by tho state hla rights as an American citizen," awaken to the vaunted deniocciuy the Governor declared, a magazine. When I ’ .'turned lie tccrt'laries nf llm Amei'lcnii . northern cities. street! of Shanghai echo to llu eluded hi the plans and along da (from the explosion und fire js es- laws and the seat will be vacant (leneinl Cliiang Kai Fdtck h '.I Neven* was slagj;oring lowardu "Governmortta do not make men, sides are doms leading to < ■ flit itimatod nt $750,000. other foreign etuhaHsies and during that time. (<-ontinued on Page Four) class rooms. A small asse ddy Tho tWo Ki^niitic blnsta lot go Baltin: watched' the raid with u conference o f hi:, general.^ h e *• me, his. "Inoilth wide open and u McDaniel's resignation enmo a f­ but men make government#. Gov­ today, after receiving reports <f l.l .oily hat hel in Ilia hand. great, t hit.'ref.t. room in on the hnorth Stre. nun-sliortlv after 5:30 us a score of ter an nftunioou executive sesuton ernments should be supported by " lie rushed at me and I grab wing. On the Month rule is a wing workers were preparing to leave to which the public wan excluded. men and not men supported by gov­ Jt.'oilMnl had I ! given In III* the iiatUe in the north, and i: ■n.- I Icontaining a large assenthley after a night's work and before the Tho announcement was made that ernments. I f we ican improve the (lie.* to . the diplomat ie onlers for the movement of four I..'.I a pistol and fired," said ( ’olo f v— our. state ••• in order that ! loom. alter where it waa known in ud- addiUoititl cegiiiieiiL^iiito Nanking. linn, "I ran into the kitchen and th.* resolution ubkiiik nuking nm his rcinuvui, removal laws — large crew o f .lay men appeared m o rcjioiuuon Clilnng Kai Slick will leave found Mrs. Never* bleeding front A large hit chon is lo be at the for duty. had boon withdrawn by the aenator I greater happiness may prevail and (Coi.liiiiitd on Page Four) hortly for Nanking in a siime per- hatchet wounds. [rear of the building and will conThe l.lusts were heard for miles who had introduced it and that Me- '.that prosperity may abound, then i null with the (*lher rooms hy two around, uml windows in practical­ Daniel hud tendered itia resignation lot us enact such laws. Desirable r.o'nnl command o f the drive into “ I went .ml in the yard and got separate c,u riders. SI nulling, lie Im-. turned over Hie a rope. I tied it around Never..' legislation commands itself to us ly every residence und business which was accepted. civil and political lUlmlniftratio t neck nod his body in: , legislation D nml dragged bin V IE N N A -h y courier from Ru-j block in tli.* town were Mown out. McDaniel watt convicted und sen- all; undesirable, nf Shanghai to Wong < lung Wet, a do. et. I placed Mrs. Never* in • Ferdinand's condition is still cril - 1 Following (lie detonation, flame* fenced to one year nnd ono «lny worse than no legislation at all." chairman nf the central commit!.'** a chair. I drove to the Miami j leal. Opinion in Uuchuiest differs j (Continued on Paga Four) shot high in thu air from the two to the United Stntc.i penitentiary o f the Kiiominlang, following a police station in Never* car, h*nv-|n* to whether the king will live a j huge oil tanks that lin.l caught at Atlanta on u charge of conspir­ littcusaiou between Natinnalis:. ing my own in his garage. I sa’. 'day, a week or a forinjglit, hut fin*. acy lo violate the federal prohibi­ leaders which is r<aid lo have pal. li­ in frniit.of the station for over an ,(ittle Iw/pe is held old for his r e - ! A general alarm was sounded tion law by tiie United States dis­ throughout the town, and help watt trict at Pensucola. He appealed tho |IV> pmat ions .ii" .ontpl'le f >r ed up the different'.*.i lietweeo In.uc, wohdering wind t« do. I eovery. Vesterduy the king war. asked from Rawlins. case to tho United States circuit staging of the atllliml relii.il' Cldiing and the extieme lea.h'ir, caught’ a train for Atlanta, then f.> aide lo sign route documents and l.i I’ao Chang, who was defen .* Rirminghnm and then to Mem letters. Laundry wagons, trucks and court of uppeuls at New Orleans 4‘ ■ |da\ “ Ahia/nn I Iwlti. !i The Executive committee o f the an I phis." automobiles wore pressed into where the case is still pending und Even though the king recovers fill Im* pre ented tonight ul K:la commissioner o f Shanghai t/uestioned about the slaying «»f from this attack it is expected Retail Meiclmnls, Sanford ('ham- service as ambulances and the lie has Ii Ih freedom under bond. I’dock at the Si minnle Ilia'll who beheaded scores o f Chinese ill v her o f Cnmimree, aro this after­ W ASH ING TO N, Apr. 0— (IN S ) McDuniel claims that tho indict­ ’'"nl on I'lench Avenue. Thi nn attempt to forestall a strike i Mrs. Never*. Collins denied thi1 that the influenza will have left noon making a filial drive in an work of rescue got under way him co weak that lie will not lie rapidly. M' he ill.' f i I I pla v |.1 lie L'lgi'd prior to the Cantonese capture o f j murder throughout nml said ment against him and his ultimate — An early und to tho Nicaraguan ____ I’urco __ is _ a new town, in south- convictions was a political 'frame- revolution was forecast here t<-«able to submit to radium treat.- |effort t** sign np ot least r»ti mayr th" new high houl l.ttil|liuj;. [ Shanghai, has been named as com- husband had killed her. nienls f<T the chocking of idi,!chants for tho first o f a series of Iern Wyoming., established when up' over ids activities in the senate day by Dr. ^lexsndero Cesar, the |»e oudilnriitni lint a ftcntlntt |m: ml,ir o f the nineteenth divi­ ■Thrift Days', which is to be staged ) the Producers and Refiners Com­ in tho division of Calhoun county. Diaz minister, on the basis o f ndcancerous t roubles. sion o f the eleventh national ppaeity of about 1)0(1. vlcos* from Mangug reporting thf as a mammoth co-opointivo liter- pnnv built its largo oil plant two The king is said lo have con vine: army. A large cai.t will pre eat th'1 "complete rout" o f the Libcn chundising event on Mnv •!. yeara ago i d himself that he will never walk The volunteer corps, assisting l (!»>’ vltidi ban keen under the forceu by Diaz troop*, -v . >J Thomason Case Is Chairman W. M. McKinnon has again. l ir,,ti.ii . f Mis. |l C. M - wv. i 1. ] the police, conducted a house to The advices stated the conserve reported that approximately 35 house search yesterday ami ar* ! » , * » • • > . * . . [>l"ai ah Imve h a o h"ld f >r llm Being Heard Today lives havc captured Muy after a . BERLIN, Apr. 0— (IN K ) The merchants have agreed to enter the .... nine Chinese agitato,:. A l h 1 W S I I I I S l Y l C O l l IU V Lei wvernl weeks and tdduy thy bloody battle in which hundreds event and tiie sal.* pi ..sped s are Prague newspapers are |iulilir.liI4'’1 " :i I'i'oiio iii. i'd ready foi ! 1, fiv«, suspected ImndiL ami capA fte r setting a number o f cas­ wet* slain. that many more will have joined ing sensational stateinentH (hut i lured a number of pistols ami coi utatiiu, tonight. The- claims of the Liberal col­ es ami heuring a few pleas in I F. C. Bender, sales manager for King Ferdinand's illness is due before tho initial sale. J H " "lii. r ( H. Si* - of the hi h I sidei'ahle propaganda material. County Court this morning, Judge lapse wore received with reserve, the Hanford Mortgage and Bond to negligence, according to the Agreements are being taken to I I,'" l have been giving Hit ■■ |Company in a apeecli before the Noue Berliner Ziotung, J. (.. Slmrou sturted the session here, however, as the Dias gov­ the invrchniit* tills afternoon and I'l.iys for a iiuinher of year; and Five Are Drowned I Kiwmiis" club to day, announced o ff hy calling thn cuxe o f tha ernment has made similiar claims with llu* niguatu.es counted to­ Dr. Hltiys, Berlin specialist who larh year \L Maxwell ha; I.-. u CHICAGO. Apr. 0— (IN S )— versus C. V. Thomason, charged in tho past, only to have Dr. SaI n I ' t n a n a u a l<M<wrrl 11lint nntoitg other business pro morrow, it is expected that enough has arrived at Bucharest, is .ptolI a* do -I lur, 'file proceed ; go 111 •) < l| )« llll r»L I j jeets in view for this city was llte e.l hy the I'iagin* newspapers us will have signed to permit tha William Hale Thompson, Republi­ with illegal possession o f liquor rasa's rebel forces come back ap­ F"v.aii| ;|„. |un.i j,i(|,ti Jiiog I lie . , I otahlirhittg here c f Ford AuLt- listin g that the king’s present staging of the evert for at least can, will he tho next mayor of und eurly this afternoon the law parently stronger than ever. It ttn M'lii.ol y- ar hook, the “ Fulllii Chicago. Complete returns today was grinding awu yin on effort Rear Admiral J. L. Latimer, TDKIO, Apr. ti (IN S ) -Five „iol,ile lu*ud.|uarlers for-central critical illness is due lo Incorrect six inontliH. ptfumli.” persons were drowned nnd (1,50(11|,'|ori.l«, lie outlined the plans of nourishment und it is alleged lie A gala day o f merchandising bar­ show thut he won over ills Dem­ to clear the docket -for other cas­ commanding the Am eriaM r Occu­ The piny tonight win have much were driven from their their ho..... homes I||m. Seminole Securities Company t jln;, stated that the king’s cundit- gains, o f entertainment and other ocratic opponent, Muyor William es of a similiar nature. pational forces, reported to the in it. It will have ntentv of wh.*n floods, following To jury in the Thomason case navy department today that; th* he.r.) -eeur.* control of the i-or.l age,,- {,,,* show*.; signs o f criminal neg­ attractions to bring to the city hun­ E. Devcr, In yesterday’s bitterly ')‘;i well ns c<linedv. 'I he rains, inundated portions nf several rie.i m the territory. Leaving Saa- ligence. dreds of shoppers through the sum­ contested election Ivy ii plurality was charged by Judge Hharnn fighting hns lmen very severe in K f f UcR°n i declared opa ..f the Japanese prefecture:: today. following tho opening o f the uf,- the region o f Muy Muy und Tierful l os the hose of oil operations mer months is the plan of Hr mer- o f 83,072 votes. Dr. John Dill Roliertann, former ternuon session. i-« Azul.■- • Tho village o f Toinino w a ; for this section of the state. Jjt, ,. 1 idays HOW Itclng I t."i l.y mo iteur orgnnisiitloiM. inwamped with wot, | and 20(1 No definite information Is at Mr. Bender urged local husinean Folk County N egro Several liquor cases have been Co operative and Individual ail- j health commlnHlonor, who ran on a * an milled feature to the nro- homes were flooded at Ashikaga, interests to do everything in their ghoul central Flo*!®" Republican ticket, continued for the term and other hand, ha reported, Indicating a ................. ... „ .independent . . . Escapes From Camp vertioing throughout irram tonight there will he a wa verdict fo r either '1 lie floods caused many kutd- power to um i t renditions as they rasek are expected to also be put conclusive ridn will bo carried out and free I f'oh'hcd a poor thud, I hy ill.. \, h-.oil hunt.'i election in tin* main whs o ff for tiie present with tiie end side, but unofficial reports indi­ :.|hle:i which interrupted rail Iraf exist today l.y taking udvontog,* prizes and contests o f various pa-1 T A LLA H A S S E E , l lu., April eitsniHh dame hy Miss Huth fie. Damage to farm properly ,,f every move for the better. He tun* will serve lo bring the buy­ quiet, Threatened bloodshed und of court now looming as a possibil­ cate tho success o f the Diaz for­ |*"nry and |.uk ces. was considerable. tiled examples o f Ills own cum- (IN S ) Joe Jones, negro renienced ing public to the city, officials be­ rioting on a large scale fuilud to ity hy Saturday. ike Thompson. materialize. There were the usual ■oiiipoiiy's w(-*rk to show that ^tlie to three years imprisonment oh a lieve. depression won not ro bad in San­ charge o f breaking ami entering in shootings and tdugginipt, without, Folk county in September of last ford as in other communities. which nn Chicngn election is com­ A musical program o f songs, year, has escaped from state con- Bomh lCxplodes N e a r plete, hut general rioting us anti­ hy city und county author­ Office O f Newspaper cipated « jVtl'rl^Innto’irt 'furnished Ki'wini- gram to the State Prison Departities did not even threaten. , ' ians at the luncheon. Te latter incut today. Several reasons wore advanced Will Green, .sentenced from Folk | CHICAGO, April (IN S ) -• for the iinusiiul calm tluiL.prevudwa held in the dining room of thu Tomorrow afternoon tho att Tomorrow afternoon at 3:15 o'­ IT filP A L Ill'll.D IN G DE-,*r;p't providing for additional fees! Valdez Hotel and was served hy county last October to 10 y:nr* im-1 Less than an hour after u police cd Hie rioting places. Tiie pnlico ion will be the popular Adrlati.'i clock tk<* big Redputh Gulf five prisonnient and w ho escaped Sun-j guard was withdraw n from llte wore better organized than they tiie restaurant o f Sie Smith. DROIT, April Aaron Saplro, ro-> rVr i’ 11 ‘ «i,:K ''H »" day from u convict camp pear Fort plant of the Calumet Index, Com­ had ever been before. Back of day Clujutauquu will often here. It Tumburicu Band, an organization Urni,..f '• .... . ,nv" Tho dranuilic featur of theses. jS l. Joe, has been re-captlin’d in munity Newspaper, the second them stood the threat of tiie na- will Im held in tiie big tent auditor­ composed of natives o f Jugoslavia I r.(|| . 1alp)"',.i.enI on t ||i A iiie, i i,,p u ;i i a 1 1-,'II hel . ‘'ll H*', -I •*:ul P o l i c e C o u r t H u h A . ium erected on Hanford Avenue who feature in a unique and varied , Apalachicola, the Prison Depart- bond, within a week was exploded tionul guard. program the music of the tamburti,,i„„ :[IT') Bar,'an, Federation, Sapii',, over the farming activiti, near the lake front. in tin* rear of llu- building today. IJr Ii I Docket 1oiiJiyi inertt Wju advised today. "Tim gangsters knew," one high lea. At night, after u concert by llte lit w, I ' ' :i* Birin orgaaizatimi:', L f former Governor Frank *h L,.wfrom llte local commit Bulb bombinga were declared l.y police official pointed out, “ thut . Reports . . .m:'!!‘*T:* *.' d 'V at the trial of Lien, of llliliuin. Reed i liarged | ..w (Carl Morgan, editor, to be Hu* work they would he shown no quarter." Deo in charge are to the effect bund, John B. Ratto, noted imper Few cases were up for dlspQsal JRichest Eskimo I ii f 7 '"'"ton dollnr Ford apiro Ii .leii wlio lionded the national wheat ot gangsters and hoodlums in the He Kuid Im Imlleve.l tlm fatal that the Chuutauquu seuaou ticket ronator, will present his delightful d court. growers advisory committee, mad.* «,f Judge W. E. Wilde ill Pollen district, against whom lie lias been shooting o f Vincent Drucci, (i [sale will he a tivnienduous success, and entertaining program which he A laska Dies Today , v. " Il '.'r,pir.i undergoing cr...- lid living a: a <a|»ilali>t while i r..uit Hiin morning. Joe Smipu, waging relentless warfare, powerful g a n g leader, l.y u police Thu IUdpath management Is of- called an impersonation revue. •“ in":.* A. pin, declared the former gov.-, mu Ahiulmm Crawfonl atnl John Mrs. Jessie I., Dillon and four officcr the day Iwfore election I fetfmr tliis .year a program that I;, S E A TTLE , Apr. 0 (INH)-Davhl 'fenry Ford's eouiihcl, pl:i was one o f the grcale: t fnrmci i:i unis were each fined $5 for alleged CONVICTED O F MURDER S'pillu. said to be Alnrfka'H wealth- roomers occupying .pmi'lers above was an excellent object le.HSOii to Inn timer been equalled by any '" I In evide n.e the contract liy the country. s)H>cdlllg. previous program on this Chautic- offices, were thrown from timir gangland. i<: t Eskiipo, was .lead today on N. ('. Farm w o r th and II. S. Recti wa : sharply contemptuous , " 0l't ' :“ 'vc king became tuuquu circuit. Among thi* many beds l.y llte explosion. TU LS A , Okla., Apr. O - ( I N S ) — Slingmaii wen* ('ud. out fo r a l­ the ice-bound island o f St. Law­ i.plendid features to appear here is Waller M. Veagvr, president o f the I in i,..,-.'n'i" ' ! r" r lh*. furm bureau of l^wdcii as n fricml o f the farm- leged minor tra ffic violations rence, in llu* Bering-Sea, accord­ VERNA RANDY D U X I,it,, ‘ *' • 11 virtually gave tiapiro h *. The senator, who is mentioned the beautiful inuaicul romance 'In Venture Oil Compauy o f New W IL L IN C H K A8K STO C K while W illie i lurk crtreated o f ' ing to a radio massage received in,- f'W,'r l" 'odicute the iiiui'kel- ua a possibility for tin* democratic Verna, tie* II year old daughter . Romany', which will bo presented York, was sentenced to life im ­ NEW YORK, April « - (IN S )hero by Jonathan Wagner, chief of of $5 for lire-ideiitinl iiomimitiun, declared bond nnd Roy Hull him Directors o f the Fere Mur«|iioUo o f Mr. und Mrs, A. P. Brandy,'by tin* Blue Dunube Singers. 'The prisonment in the peniU’ntir.ry at the 11. S. Buremr o f Education. kSmi lf-8h*lttllv.' pro* Louden, wlm may ho the repuhli* similar offenses, coni M cALster in district court lien* i t l .. r Aiiirrlean aKrifullum . y com* Spillu'r. dentil halted the during Railway nt a meeting lit Id Irere to­ pusKe.l away this ufternoon at 2:30 Patsy,’ outstanding Broadway WilMcDonald today for the murder o f Edward day. voted to cull a mooting of o'clock at tlm family home, till) edy success; Uuthveu 0 rnct Was approved April can nominee in 1928. was 'nrnkmg j Jim Samuab and ( bar a attempt o f Aviator B. H. Merrill fur May IK for the West First Street after an i!|ne:m and His Highlander::, premier sing­ M. Craig o f this city January 10. I lin a/V*M" ,*‘v opposition of O. E. |,is living as a son-in-law of the:Jinms forfeited $H» hund.t by lh. ii and ids mechanician to nml.,- the stockholders -----,,,r<fSlde.il .,f the f dern- Piillmniu.' It anevred Suplro, who failure to uusucr a disorder!) etm- 1.00(1 flight from ancla/ruge to St. j purpose o f voting on n 20 per rent o f six weeks. Odil,ii|'<N m '- '6 ers und eidertuiucrs; und notable Yeap ir will be taken to the peni­ 17041 1 “ *‘n ‘‘ruriied. Sapiro got wurmly defended the Illinoisan to .duct . Imrgc und Willie and « » » » « Lawrence («lnnd and carry Spiilin ; increase in (lie outstanding common Funeral arrangements will not |lectures on timely subjects are tentiary immediately, it was said, L*7.“ ^*0nUi and expenses for ids the huge enjoyment of the court |Matthews were each fined f7 on to u Nome bospltul. ' among other fine features. stock of the road. lie completed uutil tomorrow. pending an appeal. .similar counts. '• “ P ami advice, with tho con* room funs, Frowns On Boost In Tax Burden 17 KILLED, LIGHT MARTIN TO CALL i‘- i " , : : s i OTHERS INJURED ELECTION TO FILL .... . IN OIL EXPLOSION SENATE VACANCY ■ \ Roumanian Ruicr Fights (iahiely For Lite Ebbing Away tjgh School Play ?ill Be i’resenled Here This E ven in g : R e ta il Merchants Prepare For First Co-Operative Sale Render Tells Ford Flans In Address Early End To War In Nicaragua Seen' In Liberal Defeat Thompson Defeats Deyer For Mayor Of The Windy City Itedpath Chautauqua Will Open Five Day Program On Thursday Afternoon FUiro Forced Own Terms On Farm „ ........................................... ............. .. Organizations, Reed Tells Court i j -»A �THE SANFORD HERALD. TUESDAY. APRIL PAGE SIX News From The Training Camps A T L A N T A , (In., April T..— Tlie Yankees nnd the Cardinal!) today are tied in the 'Spring World Ser­ ies’ with three victories each. The Yanks swamped the Cards yester­ day, 1fi to S. Jtuth got two doubles nnd Combs of the Yonks nnd Ha­ ft y o f the Cards enrh clouted n ho­ mer with tjie bases full. BIRMINGHAM, Ala., April 5— Tin* Brooklyn Dodgers play Bir­ mingham here today. They nosed out Mobile yesterday, ft to 6, In n game featured by the exlyH base idtling of Jay Partridge, rookie s?cond baseman who ha* been lend­ ing the team in bntting. Ban On Immature Citrus Fruits Sent Into D.S. May Be Passed By Congress JACKSONVILLE, Fla., April 5. — Congressman W. J. Senrs of tin fourth district of Florida experts the next Congress to pass a bill prohibiting the importn/lon into the United States pit immature oranges and grapefruit, according to a letter received from them hoio today. Sear* Introduced such a bill in the last Congress on the day before adjournment was taken. This bill was prepared by Sears foy the leg­ islature branch of the Department of Agriculture and embraces prne tic-ally the same restrictions as those in effect on Florida fu ll, combined with certain featured of the national pure food law. The secretary of Agriculture as- sored him, Konrs stilted that hr would have to make on investiga­ tion of the ratio us provided un­ der the sections of the hill Itecmne there is a difference between tlu* requirements of oranges and grape­ fruit stripped from other countries than those shipped from Florida and California. Sears stated he had no hopes of passing his hill during the Inst .Congress ne*i that he (nlrpduc.'d it only at he request of those en­ gaged in thu citrus industry. It was his hope, however, that be­ tween now and the re-convening •of Congress next December, suffi­ cient thereat would he aroused t*> enable him to secure the passage of the hill. ATEANTA again here toduy. They thrashed the Senators at Hirhinghum yester­ day, 1.1 to 3, Hornsby getting four hits nnd Grimes pitched effectively. BIRMINGHAM, Ala., April 5 The Nationalists are slowly getting the cripples hack into shape, and it LONDON, April, r,.— (IN S ).— seemed certain today they will start the season with only three re­ Fighting airplanes of more modern gulars on the ln*nch— manager Har­ design, the building of three “ nuris, Walter Johnson, and Buddy togyro’’ type helicopter machim <, jtwo airships, a stronger home de­ Meyer, third basemen. fense force, and the inclusion of SHREVEPORT. I.n., April fi.— more men from the ranks ns pilots, Tlie White Sox were bended north­ constituted the program of Greet ward todny via Texarkana where Britain’s Royal Air Force for the they plnv n single game and then coming year. ^Although the British Air Esti­ hon to Memphis for two more ex­ mates hnve been reduced by over hibitions. three million dollars, the reduction TULSA. Okln., April 5—The of expenditure will not involve a Cubs were in Tulsa today prepared sacrifice in fighting efficiency, it to do battle against another is pointed out. £,s a whole, the estimates June western Hague team. They swamp­ ed Oklahoma City yesterday, 1 1 mid. with the approval of the largo number of Englishmen who con­ tend _ that Great Britain should NEW ORLEANS. |jt.. April 5. steadily build up an air force s c — Cleveland plays Its final exhi­ orid to none in view o f the up-tobition game here today with the date and efficient aerial force pos­ New Orleans Southern Association sessed by France. outfit. . It is intended to form two new squadrons for home defense during ltt27-2!t, and in addition two new Changes In Virginia non-regular or loserve squadrons Election Law Sought will lie got together. In all tile Royal Air Force will lie increased RICHMOND, VA., A m il f — during the year by six squadrons (IN S ) -Virginia laws lire designed or their equivalent. The two proposed airships will to ’perpetuate political frauds ami (rush the rights " f minority part­ and they are expected to make ies', Henry \V. Anderson, former their first flights by l'J22«. Repiihliyun raiulldute for governor, told the Semite committee on Wopien’s hundlmgs are of many coups of justice todny while it was sizes nnd shapes, a recent novelty considering the proposed revision being Jelled as a bulldog, al­ (if the franchise section of the most us large as life. state constitution. Anderson asked fpr Hie abolition of that provision permitting the ubr.ent voter to vote by mall. He declared I hoo mods o f people who have not hern rei hUoits of Viral,dp for years tire permit led to vole by this system. He also urged the nhoDtipn of poll tax payments as u perquisite to Voting. Candidates for office pay a large portinp of these taxis, lie charged, Art Tail ono of those unfortuand II is getting so only rich men haicB who snlTer with pains In your muscles am] Joints, making you rat, run for office. Arbitrary pow­ miserable, less efficient, Interfering ers given registrars have kept with your working hours, ruining thousands of Voters from the jioIIh, }our sleep? he said. , You may have tried many UiIum without relief. Why uut try 8 s.s.Y l or more than foo Years It has beeu giving relief In Itiuuxjinils of cases. iiCRpnrtilu rns*, five miles north­ west of Boca Grande, will heheaij at Bocu Grande at. 1 o’cock on the afternoon of Friday, April 15. TIk* plans submitted by the applicant show pile trestle bridge with a fixed channel span. The clearan­ ces arc -15 feet horizontal between faces of fenders. And 20 feet vertical above the plane of mean low water. A half hour later Colonel Brooks will hear the application of the Charlotte county commissioners for approval of plans for the construe* Hun of bridue across I ittc (iasjmrillu I’ass, <1.5 miles northwest of YO U NG STR18LIN0 MoscowUrchins, UnableTo “Hold Their Liquor,” A re Caught After Store Raid cy II. II. .KNICKERBOCKER International News Service Staff Correspondent MOSCOW.— From the throng of rugged waifs who populate Mos­ cow’s streets anil squares, thieving, begging and fighting among them­ selves, fifteen huvu boon taken. Un­ like there comrades, of whom 100,000 are still 'ut liberty’ and of whom 225,000 have been ruptured after hard work by bunds o f dili­ gent militinmen, these fifteen made their own trap, wulked into it, were neatly caught, nnd today are fuming within the walls of a 'Chil­ dren’s Home’ simply because the thirtecn-your-old vagabonds could not ‘carry their liquor,’ It was nftcr midnight when mili­ tinmen drove the ‘Pigeon Gang' led by Sergey Sergeyitch, aged thirteen and one-half years, from its refuge in the street-car halting station before the Iberian Gate. A freezing wind hurried their scur­ rying feet still faster over the cobblestones of Revolution Square. Linked double, two street-cars, the Inst o f the night, caught up with them, Sergey gave a signal. All fifteen swarmed for the con­ necting rods. The traffic police­ man wrapped in n bearskin coat, his head sunk in a conical hood, was too busy keeping his nose warm to notice them. The half-inch of congealed moisture on the win­ dows of the street-curs kept them safe from the conductor. Like flies they clung until, fur out in the Chnmouiiki district, the wind fropi the steppes became unbearable anil the gang dropped off. They hud­ dled up around their leader. He had intended making for a certain power-house near the end o f the street-car line, where fresh ushes from the furnace room had often furnished a comfortable retiyat. lint the cold was too irtttch for th«-III. At lit! degrees below zero Pulirenlii-it it cut through their rugs, found the holes in their wornout boots and numbed thHi strength. problems o f childrens’ homeless­ ness In Russia, Every drop in temperature below fifteen degrees of frost brings Its ertfp of stiff young bodies, fror.cn to death in courtyards, doorways and ditches. IJut the “ hetman’’ of the Pigeon Gang" had yet to lose a member. Down the length o f the street not a human being was in sight, but on the corner burned an oil lamp in a window, making a small clear circle on its frosted surface. Hetman Sergey investigated,peered through and saw stacks of dried fish, cans pf caviar, bams, fruit — a delica­ tessen store Fifteen minutes later the gang was inside, admitted by virtue of Sergey's knowledge that a piece of railroad iron inserted through the hasp of a padlock and twisted is an open sesame to most padlocked doors. C A N TO N , O., April 5 Young Strihling. Knocked out Ht*d p|(U San Antonin, in th.« f0, of n Pfhi'cluled 10-rouix| Inst night. NEW YORK, April r,.„ The claim o f iloneyUyi of Boston lo the iVuii chiimpiomdiip was strrjwai day by his easy victory uy< amlinn's wijloly- iu Fink of Texas in a p).n law eufireement heiv last night. Fitihigan had, more or less, knockdown nnd had tV groggy at the final lall P o p e Pius XI To iReceive Album Of Canadian Rockies When morning came, and with it the manager of the store, the “ Pi­ geon Gang’’ was fust asleep, ex­ haling fumes of alcohol, in tiu* midst of a litter that might have been caused by a cyclone. .Militin­ men hauled the “ Hetman" and his, followers o ff to the nearest “ Child- M ONTREAL, April 5 - (IN S ) His Holiness Pope Pins XI will shortly receive n photographic al­ bum of the Canadian Rockies. Hav­ ing in youth scaled tlu* most d if­ ficult Alpine peaks, the Pope re­ cently confided to a prominent Canadian the desire to sec some pictures of Canada’s mountains. 11is wish was conveyed to E. W. Beatty, chairman and president of the Canadian Pacific Railway, who has had prepared an ulbum,de luxe of the Canadian Rockies containing more than a hunndred of the fin­ est photographs o f views from Banff to Vunrover, covering l-ako IiOqis, the Yoho Valley, (Silicic:', Sicnnious and the Thompson and Eraser River canyons. ' These photographs are enclosed in a binding of white leather fig ­ uring the Papal colors and hearing in letters of gold the words “ Cnn- Magnolia Avenue House BUCHAREST, April 5.— Under £ plans of the Roumanian War Min- * istcr. Mircseu, more than twenty m airplanes will be added to the air ■ service, The War .Ministry it- i j self has insufficient filud.x to w ar-in rant the purchase of planes front I ■ foreign factories, the minister de jg Hared in I’arliament. He suggest.- ■ eil tiial each of tlu- government * department should contribute an m airplane toward the servjce to 1*? M paid for with the filial of the de- J| purtment. ■ The heads of the various depart- [J • meats agreed to the idea of eon- £ Nights like this help solv* the tiiliuling towards the security of I ■ Unfurnished TU TW iLF R U u i.ilriflu tm lit ,i Three rooms, Sleeping Pore!., Rath. N ear South Side School. ‘//ic A N S L E Y fci*it'.f Cl4 Oil Dean-Berg Corporation Herald Building .* Good Elimination It Essential to Good Health. IIE kidneys are the blood filters. If they fall to func­ tion (truiitrly there it apt to be a retention of toxic poisons in T log and, sometimes, toxic hack* aches, headaches, and dltsliu-ss on- symptoms of this condition. Further evidence of improper kidney function it often found in burning or (scanty'passage of secret ior,t. Each year more and more people are learning the value of Doan’s Hills, a stimulant diuretic, in this con­ dition. Scarcely a nook or ham­ let anywhere but bus rnuny enthusiastic users. Ask your neighbor! ensure D O A N ’S PIT Stimulant Diuretic to the Kianrye >m K>4IIIXw»C « hIII| CVm-.DuS.UkH.Y. Thin Kketrli huh made from an ariual photograph Scetxjc, H isto ric I’oints En Route Atlanta, Chatta* nooga, Lookout Mountain, Mis* • lo n a ry R id g e , Moccasin Bend, Tennessee Moun* tains, Nashville, Evansville. 1Fine Through Trains Daily Lv. Sanford A C 1.................4i04 P. M. Lv. Jacksonville A C L . . . <MS 1>. M. Ar. Chattanooga N C Ol St L 12i5l P. M. A r.sT C ou u C &.N . . . . ^ zo a TEC Ar.'CliLxgo C k il’ T . . . 7i 45 A. NL Cull i n i ns for all forms of Automobile Insurance. 224 Magnolia tobacco enjoym ent in Camels, for their goodness always is so dependable. T h e choicest tobaccos, and the most superb blending known to the smok­ ing art are Camels. In Camel you will find out what modern smokers demand— a .smooth­ T h a t’s strict, exacting demands o f presentthe sure call to smoke enjoyment: . i . H L J1 ,~ i . 4 “Hare a CamelV* TURKISH M r W d i w l l . n l , / a rt , u n j » i h « r U / .r m a lU a , SF& m jn» T h e smokcra o f today fi::d why Camels never fail to meet the D IX IE LIM ITE D iBULK S 'l x f i * ! , Camel. day smokers. Th is modern age knows Lv. Sanford A C L . . . Lv. Jacksonville A C 1. . . Ar. Chattanooga N C 4l St A r .8 t.L o u is tk N . . . Ar. (Uhlcqfo I . . to r please ever known, and it delights in you’ ve never known before. Alto the Liuliiiity Insurance would have provided legal defense and paid ilnninges if the driver had hit the ehild. T H IS modern age is the hardest to ness, mildness and mellowness (hat D IX IE FLYER The owner of thin car crash­ ed into u hydrunt ns he swerved from the road to tivohl a child., Collision Insurance would have paid for this damaged ear. modern age knows that Camel goodness is dependable i c 1x1wt ep yl, le Eg non lM t.lu bM.pi isxai 111 rn T j^ S C R I DIXIE ROUTE I. R*rawl4. TJ m m UulMi-X-lwn, N. C. 9Ae A N D R E W JACKS! jYuxhvillc 'tain rA- PIEDMONT Renta! $.‘10.00 Month Rheumatism can’t away i V* REOMONT �THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY A PR IL C, 1927 KCV. TWO H ie Sanford Herald Racetracks, Not Wanted A s B r i s b a n e S e e s It Time To Regrin Laying: More Golden Effff*s Batterii According to un article from Tallahassee, printed recent­ Quite Prosperous, Thanks. ly in this newspaper, a three-fold move will be made by the W e Don’t Need a War. racetrack crowd to legalize horse and dog race gambling in Chicago's Busy Day. Call the Willard mJ T m t r r t A mb K r r * « 4 rta a a q o o Se ^ oo e this state. In fact, it is obvious on the face of it that a Uncouth Bolshevikl. b * U k « r ml, l » l » . a t tk a Pi Men— We recharge anH a ( anaford. I 'lo r U a , a a d rr group of gamblers is going to do everything in its power to By AR TH U K flRISR ANE Mittk a, in?. pair all makes of hat(e S P ftW i COME « ( « r : 0 | k i H IT a? Star ('# . make Florida's legislature a jyke l « the rest of the country and a tool in (lie hands of the unscrupulous. M. H. B C R O . MAJ t AOK SEEM to Ik* prosperous. i The plan, which doubtless will be the first to lie suggest­ I-InSOME f t r * H I . I ) K. J O N * * , Hmmagime M4U 1D24, 75 citizens told Uncle I ed to the legislature, is an out-and-out bill to legalize horse |Sam they had Incomes of $1,000,PHONE and dog racing, and of course the necessary gambling which 000 n year or more. This year I ‘ goes with it. As a little bait to the legislature, it is agreed ,207 announced $1,000,000 or more' Eighty-two ftereent o f the that a percentage will lie deducted by the state, as a sort of yearly. people pay no incomo tax. And tax, and turned over to the school board. I fewer than one in n hundred pay 05 We haven’t the least fear in the world that this bill will ' percent of the total tax. They feel about it, hut mnny that pny be passed. It is too obvious, and we have too much faith in I|liadly PO R TA B LE no tax would change places. T h r H r raid la m a r a k r r o f tk r I the good sense of our legislators that they would pass any PHONOCItyfr A k l l l llo rra a o f C lrra la tlo M , aa law which can so easily he seen-to be against the best inter­ S I2.50 and S15.C0’ la lr r a a llo a a l Aaaotdatloa o f P a k AM ERICANS at Shanghai ask llakora. A d «rrtla o ra a m i A d fr r lla la c ests of the state. The trouble comeM in a camouflaged bill in Uncle Sam to Join Britain in an COLUM BIA A a ra la n k lr k • - ' a i l m ra rh !'■>>I effort to coerce China. 115,000,llabov-iprm bor 10 aa*»aalt to a which the harm cannot be so easily detected. And Records ik orn iitli a o d ll o f a a b a rrla llo a llala 000 Americana would rather pny For instance, the second proposal which the racing U K U LE LE S $1,751 la ardor <o r r n f i a b a o la trlr a ll -their fate home to the United rlalm a o l r lr r a la tlo a . aa w a ll aa crowd is said to have in mind, is one to create a "state amuse­ Strings For All Instrurne Stale.*., which would be cheaper, k »n o *t haalaraa a f l k t d j . ment commission.” Outwardly this has nothing to do with |more friendly. BICYC LE TIRES Si; W EDNESDAY A P R II, fl, 1027 horse racing or gambling. It is such a commission as Judge I We could not conquer Chinn Kenesaw Mountain Landis sits on when he rules the baseball I without killing thousand* of nonF. P. RINES THR urn.AMI PliATPOliM camhntants, including many woThe idea is to give the commission supremo control | Ir— kiraaom , la c ity aad r o a a fr ad- world. ! men nnd children. This nation 1113 Sanford Ave. aalalalrallaa. of all sports in Florida, and then let them allow horse and i would not like that job. If China I)r r p r r n i l f l r o a tr to J a r k iM b Phone *161-J ▼III#. ! clog racing. |iloes not need us we do not need *— r o a a lr a r lla a o f I L J a b a a -la d la a j China. In any case we do not It is a slick idea and unless the legislators keep awake U lv r r Carnal. <r—la a a a a r a llo a j t a a o a tb lf “ F a r - and attend every meeting, this or a similar bill may slip by * want to shoot crowds of norveoma# W .rk * hntnut Chinese. L ~ A « c a r a i l a ( o f b a lld la c # r o - them. And if this particular one is talked about too much For Aching Or Tired Fh| mrmm«— boaaaa, fcatrla, apartaaral in the lobbies of Tallahassee hotels and nosed about too much .baaara. A D M IR A L W ILLIA M S says See A Foot Specialist a — A I'fin im u a llr rh a a l. |Chinese natives nrP indulging in Phone 102 For Appointnui T— C »m i o tlo a o f *| *r h raallfk aa* in the newspapers, it would be a simple matter for the North­ demonstrations” again* lla a p ro ira m . ern promoters of the rncefi to prepare another hill, ably couch­ I "halt Dr. J. R. Vidlerl America, Britain and Japan, beA-— a a r a aad aaodrru k oa a lla l. ed in subtile phrases and disguised by subordinate clauses. I cause of the shooting of Chinese Chiroposhist As a last resort, it may be necessary for the erstwhile j natives. We might organize bate At Lloyd's Shoe Stort n illl.K VERSE FOR TODAY demonstrations” here if Asiatics FA ITH AND WORKS:—Trust operators to fall back on the local option bill. It is contend­ were shooting up Americans, even ill the Lord, and do good so shall ed that certain counties in the state are absolutely depend­ offering plausible reasons. thou dwell in the land, and verily ent upon the tourist trade for their very existence and that if thou shnlt he fed. Psalm 37:3. H. S. W H IT E the races are permanently done away with, their tourist bus­ THIS IS CHICAGO'S busy day P R A Y E R :— Help us dally, O iness will suffer to an irreparably harmful extent. and Chicago’s citizens take the Atlorney At Law (iod, to prove our faith by our duty Af voting seriously. It is difficult to imagine just which counties in the state solemn 305 First N at’ I Bank works. Nearly a million votes were cast the racetrack crowd refers to as absolutely dependent upon while police with machine guns SANFORD, FLOItlDjfl K N EW IIE R KUTABAGER8 tourists, und if so dependent, which tourists, or tourist, would and other prophylactic apparatus Will practice in State stay out of the state on account of the absence of racing. will he out to protect voting citi­ Federal Courts. wise zens or the interest o f candidates, Palm Beach and Miami do the biggest tourist business of any as she’ll trace the case may he. And state cities in the state, and they flourished, and were loss hard up trftops will hf. held rendy should hand her face. than now< many years before horse racing was ever thought events become too lively for the In Time*-Unlon. notice. of in their immediate vicinities. W E ’RE IN D A R N GOOD S H A P E FOR A special election fraud grand The fortune teller’s wise. If it’s Sarasota so dependent upon tourists, when jury is at bund and a pleasant YVr it only takes ono look, T H E FIX W E ’RE IN the racetrack bill is being considered, it seems to us that time is anticipated by all. To tell a man his fortune— M IAM I L IF E we saw an advertisement not so long ago broadcasting the Tells It by his pocketbook. THE BOLSHEVIK! are certain­ — Waycross Journal-Herald. fertility of Sarasota county’s soil. And if Palm Reach could ly uncouth. They convict three new iniquities being reveal­ ns o f any particular time by adding jj| get to he the most fashionable winter resort in America with­ high Russian officials of taking ed With almost daily in thu contracts be­ to $1,00.*],21)5, being the agreed nnd :Jj The fortune teller’s wise; out races, Sarasota might do well to imitate her example. bribes in connection with a big tween the city of Miami and the She doesn't have to look, approval value o f the property of I f she shoots ’em lots o f apple­ No,- it’s just os Arthur Brisbane said recently, in com­ German lumber trust; nnd what do Florida Power & Light Company, grantee used or held for use in ren- ' ■ Unfurnished suppose happens? The three this paper is becoming more con­ sauce, menting on England’s refusal to pass racetrack gambling yea officials did not employ good law­ vinced thnt tho contracts can be, dering service on the 31st dny of Jj She cun not be mistook. July, 1024, the total cost of nil sub­ legislation, "Betting on races enriches in Britain, ns it does yers, express rightcrous indigna­ — Sanford Herald. nnd eventually will be, set aside. sequent extension or improvements Three rooms, Sleeping Porch, Bath. here, an utterly worthless trih oo f racetrack touts, gamblers, tion niul go to Palm Bench or the Such palpable trickery cannot be thereof and of all property addi­ The fortune leller'a wise nnd horse owners, whose ‘sport’ makes thieves of other men’s Riviera. They stayed home, w e e Icgul. Even the high-priced luvvers tional thereto constructed or provi­ It can not lie denied; N e a r South Side School. sentenced to death, all their prop­ and politicians and out-of-town ex­ employees," and Florida wants no more o f it. ded from time to time, used or held She sees a copper and she knows, erty confiscated, and they will GCPSPtfG SY R A Y BRl FOR RENT Magnolia Avenue House | She's going for a ride. __B--Judd Lewis ill Houston QftT Dispatch. Post- The thing that gets us is how T<*a Rickard missed out In the Tord-Saplro fight. -------- o-------■ Sarasota is still voting bonds, whllu West Palm Reach is figur­ ing on another bond issue to pay Interest on a former one. ----------------- [ Ten years ago today Undo Sam declared war on Germany and a numoer nr vetmg men went aboard fo r the summer. -------- a ------Aecordlng to a- recent newspaper despatch there will be three racing bills fh « legislators will be called upon to defeat. Miami Life suggestn that so many girls are wearing their dresses short is because the short­ er they ure the longer they look. | Earl Carroll got a postponement for eight dava o f his proposed trip to Atlanta. In all probability however, he will serve his sen­ tence sometime. Whether they look like this ( ) or Just tho opposite, they all wear . short skirt*.— Kansas City Star. Yea. and when some of them get In the bright sunshlno they look like this "X ."— Florida Times-UnIon. Who arc the meanest cdl. tors In the world ? . ' perts that the power combines have for use in distributing water by really b(> executed. Rental $.‘10.00 Month commando:red cannot put it over in grantee hercundir, including pro­ Russia would be a poor place *.o The City Rolled A Seven any court of equity. It is only our per allowances for organization, as­ m ■ _ sleal a.naval oil reserve. absent mindedness, and our ex­ sembly, property development, GEORGE EASTM AN of Ro­ treme toleroiice bred of tlu* boom working capital, financing und nil In other columns of this page we reproduce an editorial chester keeps the Recording An­ days, thut have permitted the con­ coat* o f expenses, etc*.” from Miami Life under the caption, "W e ’re In Dorn (loot! gel busy, celebrating Beethoven's tracts to go this far. Can you heut that? Of course, These 20-year rontrnetH on our Shape For The Fix W e’re In", and at first thought it would anniversary, killing African lions Herald Building the beading of this franchise, for S seem thut this statement might well be applied to all of us. ainl elephants, building education \w»ter, gus, electricity qiul trans­ which W(* voted didn't contain any ■■ I ...........s i n ........... ............. .. portation can’t survive the light of Yes, considering the fix we’re in, we’re nil in pretty good in bis home town, and, now, an­ publicity. reference to this provision. N'n per­ There are too many pub­ nouncing distribution o f $2,000,000 son with taxable property in Miami shape. us a wage dividend among his lic-spirited citizens who have nerve at stake, with a vestige o f brains, But Miami Life is speaking of the Florida Power and workers. enough to brave the wrath of the would have approved such u pro­ Light Company. It seems that this public utility corpor­ In 17 years Mr. Eastman has Otcopns. And there is nt least one vision. Abe says it invalidates tho in Dade county holds its ob­ ation has the Miami district sewed up for the next thirty divided more than $20,000,000 paper ligations to its readers higher than franchise—and we believe it. among his employes. He sets a years nnd some folks in Miami don't like it. It is even con­ We haven't space, using this big good example, and helps prosper­ nny advertising contracts the power tended by some people that they pay more for lights than for ity. combine seeks to subsidize the pub­ type, to tell tho whole story this week. Hut this ono thing alone lishers with. rent. should start all true Miami boost­ These contracts will undoubtedly THE ID E AL ARRANG EM ENT There is, we are told, a movement on foot in Sanford on would be one under which u work­ decide the coming municipal elec ers thinking. the pnrt of the Florida Power and Light Company to secure man could actuully increase his tions. That is, if the voting public) The bus contract could almost* Phone *175 819-W 3rd St. an extension o f the present franchise. Seven years remain own gains by individual concen­ will come out of its apathy long I bankrupt the city o f Miami, for the | before this franchise will expire. The Power Company now tration and effort, anti know just enough to listen to some facts that i minimum obligation is $1,050 per wonts to extend It for thirty years. It's up to the City Com­ what he was earning, like the nre going to bo brought out by the |month per bus. And there are 60 j |buses. *lhat would make $f>5,000 per I bootblack or newsboy that owns candidates. mission. Let them think ii over. his stand. That, however, is not One of the candidates, Abe I.n*‘,,' th- “ 'J'1 S^O.OOO per year. And,' W e’re in pretty good shape. Let's stay that way. In possible in nur form o f industry. Aronovitz, recently acting stnte’s j " the contract runs 27 years longer, seven years we muy want a cheaper rate. attorney, furnishes us some in ter-}}, ? Clly ( " ces a possible loss— on' PRESIDENT COOI.IDGE says: esting details this week. Abe got --------------------0 -------------------nlono* ">lnd y o u - o f . "Familiarity with the scriptures roiled u few months ngo when a rel- * ‘ ,<l00, brings culture." And if our past experience is uny , ative was charged $133 for water C A N ’T D IS C O U R A G E F LO R ID A ( Read the Psalms, Isiuh, Job, the in his private residence nnd was de­ criterion, we’ll have to pay it. 108 PA LM E TTO A V E N U E Sermon on the Mount, 10 to 20 prived of service because he pro­ PORTLAND (M E .) EXPRESS Miami Life not only urges, but times nnd you will write better tested. And Abe started investi­ demands, some action against these I poetry, prose or advertising copy. gating the city's contracts. franchises. If it cannot persuade I Several Florldn hanks have wolves, and start out hitchhiking He found that although the law the Chamber of Commerce, the civic | Florida, however, been having a lot of trouble, but for n living. MERCHANTS discuss ways for arc tho pconle they serve down­ keeps moving, i f two or three combating what they call Henry specifies that franchise submitted organizations, tho labor unions, nri hearted— well, not so you’d notice hnnks fail they just organize a Ford’s “ low priced merchandising to voters must contain all th? body other of these organizations that I HALL AND PENTLAND It iiarticularily. Down at West boosting party und pull them hack. methods" selling food, clothing ami mutter in the heading, the water claim to work for the public good j Palm Beach, after rushing In Banks down there, remember, have other things to workers at low franchise for which we voted ?!,- to prosecute; if it cannot psrsuade ! Certified Public Accountants truck loads o f fresh coin to re­ not been having n pleasant time prices. The best way to fight 000,000 to tap the Hialeah wells this much-touted city commission | Inconic Tax Consultants A good Ford’s methods would he to un­ hud nothing in the heading regard­ o f ours to cnnecl its obligations; if | lieve banks being subjected to for some months hack. 8. G. GRAY, Resident Manager runs, a parade was organized many have been in trouble to their dersell him. ing the "jokers" section 8. This it cannot persuade the voters of with hands and everything. Tho ears and some of them haven’t paragraph provides that at the ex- Miami and the patrons of our uti­ SIR First National Hank Bldg Phone 771 marchers serenaded the people survived. The load has been so THE NEW YORK to Chicago (piration of five years “ grantee’s lities to make the proper complaint standing in line to withdraw their heavy not so much ns a straw was air service is let to the able Cof- rates and charges for service shall this paper will he forced in order to accounts, bombarded them with ad­ needed to break the camel’s bnck. fin-Henderson concern, nt $1.24 a be such as to yield and enable the preserve itself, to institute suit in vice, verbal and placarded, nnd by But nre they down-hearted—well pound. A lower hid at $1.23 war. grantee to earn and pay from its this matter. It can’t afford, as no hilarious ioliflcation in general,* hardly. rejected because pilots flying the service herein provided for, all the other business institution in Miami l smashed the gloom to hits nnd. Maine needs some o f this opti­ machines owned stock in the com­ costs of such service, including can, to submit such n fraud. gave the banks breathing spuco in mism, this courngc and prcscr- pany. maintenance, taxes, insurance, rentEveryone i* complaining right which to mnstcr their scattered vnneo, some of the gambling spir­ That should he a reason for tals, all reasonable and cluims, un- now about being charged 300 aifd resources and resist successfully it if you please, to meet her prohr giving the contrnct, instead of re­ collectuble accounts and replace­ 4,400 per cent more on light, pow­ Ictus und relieve her lesser discour­ fusing it. Pilots owning stock in ments nnd depreciation, and all er and gus than three years ago. tho drive against them. What would happen up here In agements. It has been some job machines would tuke cure of them other items except those which, in Miamians nre paying from thro? Insurance— Loans— Real Estate Maine if several hunks should take for Florida to make a pnrndise and the mail. If nny law forbids accordance _________ with upproved _ _____________ account- to ten times more for public utia tumble in n bunch? Things out of sand nnd more of u job to pilots owning stock in n flying lag practice are properly charge- lilies than nny of the lending cities 107-9 So. P ark Ave. Sanford, Fla. would lie no blue, indigo wouldn't' keep it going. What are we doing company, thnt law should he chan- table to property or fixed account,iof the United States. S’ But under the make a murk on a baby’s face. Jwith the far bettor materials we ged. and- an annual return equal- to at i ............... Floridu Power & Light company’s Eve­ Most of us would he nil ready to |have?— Portland (Maine) | least 10 per cent on the contompor- contracts, our present rates can l>: abandon the state altogether to tho ning Express, Juncous rate base, out of which said |doubled and trebled a couple of -------------------------- O .annual return shall he provided all tyeurs from now. --------------------O ------------------- In case you didn’t know it, linn* kow, the latest scene of difficul­ ties with the Chinese is located nt the junction of the Han-kiang und the Yangste- klang and is about five hundred miles from Shanghai. j Dean-Berg Corporation One-Day Service SANFORD L A U N D R Y W . H. L O N G Meat Headline in Hanford Herald says; "Three Liquor Cases Bring $600 to City.” Must have been something real good and pre-war in those cases.—Times-Union. Con­ fidentially, that's the only kind opr city handles, but vou have to get your applications in early. -------- o---- ■ — Billy Sunday started o ff on the front page of the Tampa Tribune, |»ut we fear he la going to wind up on the back page.— Sarasota T h E Y w i l l RE w a t c h e d Times. Six point, classified, un­ TAM I’ A TRIB U NE der "Religion, for Sale," is the best place for him. &C. -----o -------We note the following somewhat paper thnt is going to print the Racetrack Interests |n Miami, surprising statement in tlx* Han­ roll call on ruco track votes, and while trying to divide the state ford Herald: the people can draw their own in­ ito North Florida and South ference. Race track men from Miami riorida, are in reality trying to If the race track interests have dron|>e<l In tho other day and jcudr. \Vo thought our grandany men going about the state tubers settled that question in said the next session of the Leg­ saying thnt money is to be used to islature was going to legalize IKOl-’CO. horse race gambling, and we influence tlu* legislature to pass race truck legislation, it would be Many a man has a lot on his usked him did he think tlu* Leg­ well for these interests to muzzlu hands who didn't go Into thu real islature would puss such u law them. e la t e business.— Hanford Herald. nnd he said, “ Money can <k> any­ The Tribune will keep close tab True, and many u man has n lot thing"’ Now what do you sup­ on efforts to put through measures oil Ills conscience who did and who pose he meant by that? Later on, the Sanford Herald o f­ legalizing racing ami promises didn’t go Into the real estate busi­ fered an answer to its own ques­ the fullest publicity In this connec­ ness.—Tampa Times. tion. There were ugly stories tion, ns follows: ■• o -----------:m Tills is not to he taken as u Well, it would not surprise uh years ago nhotil tho alleged purwarning to women, but Mrs. "B ill" ii bit If in* meant that some leg­ lature to pnss an act designed for Hart says, in speaking o f her di­ islators would find It very con­ chase of a majority of the Iz-ghvorce. " I do not believe in di- venient to Ik* absent from a cer- tlu* benefit of one man—but thoso days are gone. Vurccs—there is no hopple**'* t-'n session, especially if they The Tribune does not believe that be found in the courla," While her : -louid wake up some morning hunhamli Mr. ’ fB llI’’ Hart <says, and find hundred dollar hills un­ the Florida legislature Is purchnaulile. If the race track interests " I f there hud ever been a chance der their pillow. or any other interests wish to pul fo r reconciliation with my wife, On which Editor Benjumin, o f let them "go there would never have been nny the Palm Beach Independent, pithi­ this to uctuul test to it,” but with full realization of divorce." ly comments: "Well, we know ono the consequences. Market Frank R. MacNeil! and Company Tom Sims Says |account* which shall lie paid by j The City o f Miami actually faces ---- I grantee for interest on flouting and 1bankruptcy! It can be avoided only A Ismdon chimneysweep has funded debt hereunder, except by nullifying those contracts Can turned novelist. It is suicl the |where such interest is properly it he possible thnt a foreign.cor­ young man has u sweeping style. changeable to property* or fixed poration, composed enlirely of out­ capital nccount. Said contempora­ siders, can come in here and steal Wnr Minister Painlee of France neous rate huso shall be determined ar. empire without being punished? recently decorated his stenographer for ‘exceptional services.’ Mr. Mel­ S A N F O R D STEPS O U T lon has some ideas of decoration he's been trying to get France to TA M PA TIMES adopt. A Connecticut professor snys we talk more about ourselves tliun anything else. He must know a lot of people who have had operations. . . But at a bridge game, not even a now holi is more important than a hole in the* hose of the person ul Table No. 3. . . . If the professor thinks we talk mostly about our­ selves though, we wonder if he ev­ er hus listened in on a hark fence dialog when every topic under the sun except themselves comes in for u panning. . . . Money und business predominate in general conversa­ tion, the doctor reports, hut that's not what the Rovemnni of the Caro­ lina* were talking about. Can’t snnp'hody introduce the Slow Clubs to Chinn? i&U#* -A* - Sanford has been doing some I to the head o f teh list, splendid, things, hero of late. Ye*- | Flower shows ought to 1k* frvterduy and the day before she ;quent in Florida. None of the ga\’6 a Flower-Show. You have states have so great u wealth of guessed it— it was sponsored by flora ns she. Yet they are rather the Hunford Woman's club; ii uncommon. Our conviction is seems that women have a wuy* of firm that in their eagerness along tuking the lead in things like that. other lines Floridans have over­ We wish that we might have at­ looked flowers atul making lu-autitended the show, for we are sure ful yards, and lawns, and road that it was something o f large an- sides, nnd the landscape generally |H*al to both the sense of sight nnd much more than they should have. the sense of smell. Flowers ure It will be well enough to turn t i wonderful things to smell and see this. Such things us the Kunfoi.t Henry Ward Beecher was entirely flower show nre sure to have a correct when he numed them rs tendency in thut direction. For "the sweetest things God evnt* thut reason we would like to know made amt failed to put a soul into." of more flower show*. And) of all pluce* of which we One might be held with good know that could stuge a successful result no further i. flower show Sanford stands close hnn Tampa. W H E N BETTER HOMES A R E B U IL T Bettor Lumber is n first Prerequisite. At our yard you will find the better prudes nnd you will be satisfied with the prices. I^el us supply your better lumber needs. THE VAW> WITH A MILL B A C K IN G Phone 135 Bond (Irade Yard: Holly Ave. Zip Service At 11th, 12th, 13th St«. �(i* rfrj 1 •r P it >V» r* I" [vn?. * ' •• A-\v- T n r , S A N F O R D H ERALD , W E D N E S D A Y A P R IL fi, 1927 A' -.Social a n d P erso n a l A ctivities -; Mis, Unjltc SHr|l|ma} vht. ..... | l hi guest c,r Mr. and Mi i. •I’extbooksM ust I k Disarmed To Ret tJt?cn A r. hie . afternoon for her home at duel - I World Peace, A sserts Private P eat sonvillc. .. -> , Use Our Service \ “ If the world wants peace," they knew too mm It about war and Mrs. Vernu Hleswpger l/f{ snys P r ip lo Ithrojll II. Peat* fain-lliertvs and too little about other Residence Telephone 217-W Wednesday afternoon for .!•»•. !;«• .-t. ous t ’anndinn war hero, author• heroes. Ask any boy or girl who she will \isit lu.’., and lecturer who will deliver hU lis tt’o greatest hero. An English ville where * '* ' notable lecture, “ The Inexcusable1child may say Wellington, n Gcr- mother. ------- * I I.le.” at the Rc.lpnlh Chautauqua j man, Bismark, hho American, *4* MUS. D IG H T O N H O NO R S MRS. B T L A R Upsala-Grapeville Mr.'nml Mrs. Bok.rt .1. Holly Sr., here Monday night, April It, 1927. j Washington. n French. Foch. .Ktino Gum Dipped Tires A N L) MRS. H U L IC K A T B R ID G K T EA “ it Would disarm school text j o f them will name Christ, Past­ leave Thursday H oming for P o rt] Myern where thu/ will attend the eur. Edison or Iltirhuuk. * - .r ’ f .j t .’>•{,( x iw c t :, , rjfj A screendil hack porch is bring 1bo'*k« " who have served served know know that press Mrsociation Meeting Mrs. Samuel was: ten reiVjre were Mrs Knvder n,„l I *'uilt ° '1 Cio Beck cuttugs where' “ The tinder o f war is the spirit I “" Wc w *’ wlmJmvu t nv glorifying it." M r . j ^ A ,U‘H 1fo" r element*: tea11 . weyden irnsrcs, and a de­ 'M r.'an d Mr*. Charles K. Henry stales. “ There is nothing filth, r " l.......... ' ....... THURSDAY charred wood today,hut there generating influence. The rcbool ami Mrs. Ruskili Etlnr will motor riatic Taniburicn Band concert be plenty o f new kindling in ehlldrtm today are learning that to Fort Mycrji Friday morning it is glorious, chivalrous, and hoi\- where they will s)>end the week-end 45 o’clock ot the Chautauqua nv years. r.a tho*guesU o f Mrs. Claude Ogil* Popular ns Is the Prince e f e-rnblo. Ion Sanford Avenue at the lake World wars are about fifty vie. . rnneei t Iind IinnerThe spacious living room and sun ilia Deas. M r , Linitlquiu * , * * , 1 Formerly Ray Rrolhers'. years apart'. By the time the next I’ K RR Y— City hall and fire sta­ " S w e at S o’clock. ,thef l'ar<1 ,tob,cs hl» ' : , The guests were: Mrs. Buskin ISitniliiy with ” now U * B,U one comes my pals and I shall Ilian TircM Rejniirod-(iuir Ouh • ’ ................ wen nnanged for piny, were Etlnr. Mis. Bloomfield llulick, Mrs. w «. (ioh . If onyh.Hly rnnHcl™.- have forgotten the worst of the tion being improved here. ctiiuii of Seminole Chapter No j jioloum witn iiowU oi cttienduhis. Charles K. Henry, Mrs. .5. C. R uii 111 \V. 1h(. Tel. 893 * S at T:B0 o'clock at the i, , ,T ,0' 7£ °* . recent w c and'will I h > willing to ' 2 s \ , . iv senitehes him with a hat pm. E muniLip.il r lupins, baby breath nnd.coroypMs. son, Mr*. Howard Long, Mr»; Danonic Temple. Mrs; Archie Mvnnson, wljo re- ( “ The reason the assassination let our children get into the hell commenced on new Pretty flornl tallies suggestive of iel Webster, tMi s. Edna Hope of turned home on March 16• nficr I „ f „ n nrrhdukc could rouse 25,000,- \vo pnssed thnmgh. We shall be building in this city. u-mess ami social mcelmg of i f E I- Class of the Bnptist spring were used for the rani game Dunedin, Mrs. Harry B. Lewis, spending seven weeks with her odd young men to arms is that the generation in control then." ........ ....... ............. . In i will be bold lit .’I:JO o’- and after the usual number of pin- Mrs. Donald P. Drummond, Mrs. father. John Tormmlst nl Dudley. L at the borne of Dr. and Mrs, gloss ions scores were added and W.Theodoro Langley, Mrs. Charles lowu.receivud'woitT thut he passed I Mr*. May Ulmer t'onoley and . ----- :— I) King on Park Avenue, with- the holders of high and low scores Powell Jr., Mrs.Frank Miller, Mrs. away on W’ednesdny. While Mrs. Lloyd Pock was at Mi** Fannie Brownlee o f Calhmin ton Ulmer o f Valdosta, Ga., will ( A L .lowers, Mrs. John Abrn- were given dainty hand made filet C. P. Vincent, Mir. George S. Wit^ visit! tut in * an fori 1 Us the arrive here Thursday, to be t il’ and Mrs. F. D. King us hoat- lace and cut work party bags. Mrs. mer, Mrs. James (J. Sharon, Mrs. the Formosa sanitarium her little “ A Substantial Jcwclor Etlnr and Mrs. Hulick were also Fred Wilson, Mrs. B. II. Berg, daughter was- token seriously ill guest of her brother nnd wife, guests o f Mrs. Conoley's daughters, |:. _ Mrs. Emmett Me Call and .Mrs. presented lace party bags. [Mrs. E. A. Douglass, Mrs. Chris with ptomaine poisoning and hnd to Dr. nnd Mrs. h. D. Brownlee. in a 'Substaulial .City*' ltny Fox ami son I-ee A. Conoloy. In the dining room the pnstel1Mntthcvs, Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. E. I), lie taken to the Fenmld-Lnugliton . , T. .. i FRIDAY tints prevailed and were carried Brownlee, Mrs. J. G. Bull, Mrs. E. hospital. Helen and Francis Peek Dr. aiul. I rs. D. Brownlee, .I^ s -nilnole Rebecca Hodge -ill I. O. 108 M agnolia f will meet nt 7 o’clock at the out with pink railinrfeo roses, lark- J. Trotter, Mrs. Hugh Torrence, staved a few days w ith Mrs. West-1 •'untile Brownlee o f Calhoun, (.a., spur and baby breath. The tea Mrs. William Moore Scott. Alra. <>rtlick. j and Miss l.etty i 'aldwell _ motored JFollows Hall over the Basket, ,, ,, , , . , ,, m down the East Coast on Tuesday. was laid with a lace cloth and Alex Vaughan, Mrs. Henry Wight, ion’s Club of Holy Cross Episco- table Mrs. Ilcmn l.undquist, Mr. nnd 1 ______ IChurch will meet at 7 o’clock at was centered by a silver basket Mrs. B. G. Davey, Mrs. Edward .Mrs. John I.iimlquisi,'Miss Mnrgnrfilled with roses and baby breath. Iiiggin.%. Mrs. Holland I, Dean, Mrs, Edward Lane, Mrs. J. E. Women’s Club. jet Wright and Roy spent Monday Ihautnuquu, Concert by II. Bu- Tull cream colored candles burned Min. Frank Mae Neill and Mrs., evening with Miss Ellen Lundquist, Brouse and Maxwell Stewart re tn McDonald and his Highland- in silver holders. Presiding at the William J. Hardy. The occasion win, her loth birthday. turned home Monday from Miami $12.50 Genuine :;(! inch where they spent a short time. and ’Better Homes Out-ofMrs. Webster was a dinner guest |rs’ A. Marshall, at .’1:45 «>’- sisted by her daughter Miss Marcia (cues served dainty refreshments on Sunday and Rev. Clark and wife TER R Y CLOTH The many friends o f N. A. C’olTODAY ]k. Patterson, served n tempting salad consisting of ice cream and homo |on Friday at the Ballinger home, S U IT C A SU S fhauiuuqim. grand concert by H. and ice course. |made cake. .Mis. Ballonger who has l>een all beid will reget to learn that he is Doulile Feature Dn> ill at tho Fermild-Ijiughton Hos­ Ihven McDonald and bis HighThe guests were: Mrs. Buskin | Member* attending this m eet-' most o f the month, is better now. An amaxing revelation nl the pital. Xlers at N o’clock, Etlar, Mrs. Charles E. Henry. Mrs. iug were: Mrs. II. W. Bucket', ____ . YD . African jungle* lianlill Club will meet nl 10 r i ’IIK G O RILLA H U N T Inck nt the yacht club on the Also Viola Diana in fo front. “ S A LV A TIO N J A N E " J’nrent-Tcmhers meeting of the 1 filor High School will meet at .'I: $6.00 12 Inch Pepperal i'clock nl the Junior High School THURSDAY liiitorium. P IL L O W The world’s greate-1 actor in R. L. Glenn, Mrs. P. M. Strilding,, ed to De Land on Wednesday yvligre , Fred T. Wiliams, at their home op M E N ’S P A N T S the greatest rule of love’s hisCrystal Lake. Mrs. James F. Hawkins, Mrs. II. she spent the day. SATURDAY T U B IN G tery John Harry more in Moore, Mrs. Robert MnssKn. — — • ■. ■ . jKasli r Bazaar— Pipe Organ Club Mrs. Robert Holly Jr. “ T H E BELOVED ROGUE" Irisicnac Gift Shop. M.' S ”!l Chautauqua. ‘A Trip To Magic Entertains' Duplicate |»!?;,,,nsS'ioVil!nX.M a noi-.lty ImF. Reno, the magician, at 11:15 Bridge Club Members j "N IX N A X " lock. Mi la lie Review Ifliautamiuv, Comedy, ‘The PatWBanMMMarev — M— — — — I', i t « o'clock. A very enjoyable affair in which M is S E liz a b e th It'ccillaii Music Club will give ti |the cordial hospitality of the host-j . . j ’ 81x90 $1.00 Boy’s ital at o’clock at the studio ess was reflected in every detail, CVL’ D l't llC S Gloria Swanson Seamless Mrs. Fannie S. Munson. ! was thut of Wednesday when Mrs. fi j \ n n iv n r u - ir v D A I L Y A R R IV A L S OF iii Children’s Story! Hour at 10 o’- Robert J. Holly Jr., entertained at U l l l l K l t i y A l l l l l N C l S ill J D R E SS S H IR T S Iv SH E E T S "T H E I.OVliS OF S U N Y A ” jck nt the Library. |luncheon and bridge at her homo in j -------San Lanin. The guests were memLittle Miss Elizabeth Pippin, hers of the Wednesday Dupliwitc voung daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs.' MONDAY JMarie Itaffo Girls w ill meet at Bridge Club. ! Boye Pippin, was licstess Monday • k:;0 o'clock at the home o f Miss Suggestive of the approaching afternoon when she entertained n i Kpecialli priced for ili;’ Easier llorcncc Spurling on Mellonville Easier season were the decorations number o f her small friends nt lioril trade. Fascinating frock* in Geor­ TODAY and other details. Bowls of poppies, home on West First Street, th e , Iv.tmc. 1Woman’s Guild of Holy Gross larkspur, petunias, nasturtiums and occasion being her fourth birth- | gettes and flat crepe* in any shade Norma Talmadge nnd that mi-lady might desire f«*i* Easier Ipiscnpal Church will nifet at 3:<I0 other spring flowers were placed dav anniversary. Engine O'Brien in ____ frlock with Mrs. S. (). Chase mi with artistic effect ubout the rooms The spacious law ns‘ were made “ GRAUSTARK E" and summer wear. Ijovel) three )tk Avenue. Where the tables had been spread. ‘ more attractive w ith all kinds of ( ’onied v piere (rocks showing Hie (newest in |Study Class’ of St. Agnes Guild Tho small luncheon tables wqjt kiddie chairs, tables and toy*; ti •WORKING 1*4fit TH E ID'S T ’ style. A complete range sizes. 13:45 o'clock nt the Chapel. laid with embroidered covers and well as numeroiiS Easter iibvcltlcHi.ll At unv one end a prettily appointed• a |Chautauqua, ‘ Original Musical were cenivreu centered with wmi Easter baskets ,-u k ff., /v ** . luction,‘Stephen Foster’ at !»:45 filled with bright -colored Easter table was placed, decorated with H | R (» U l l t l e i l T lC e S Mock. eggs. Large Easter chapeau* ^were vari-colorod tildox uir.1 calendulas., ] Chautauqua, concert o f DuMond used ns place cards and at 1 o dock Here throughout the afternoon re-j null/ 'iin u i: nil 1 lonccrt Co., and lecture, by Pri- n delectable four course luncheon freshing i-ninge ml,, wo* served liv Mrs. Pippin and her sister, Mr*. |at« Peat at 8 o'clock. wn* served. Beautiful Silk Duplicate bridge wn* enjoyed L. H. Echols. An Easter egg hunt was tho during the afternoon and the boldU N D I5 R T H IN G S TUESDAY feature of the afternoon. A t a Kidclis Class will meet with Miss ■fflrp Tflophonc 118 M R S . F R E D S. D A IK K H . s o n K T Y E D IT O R firestone Social Calendar Seminole T ire Shop H. C. VIELE : ft « M Cowhide $9.95 69c j I 3:15 jI 1P)>1II C '1111 $4.95 35c Y1)- |Easter Shopping COMING Smart Frocks PR IN C E SS 89c 1, 89c D O N ’T j I { S i r . . i d for Mr., j. »■ Good Health Is T o o Precious il l u ’t l ' r " - ” 1 " ui‘ 1 It’i nS. Benson Hostess_ i Mr*. o0dBen Ir.u"*f’«i w o , l " W i * i, Caswell. Mrs. Children enjoying this party ! W(;re; ra|ll(,r|ni, Forreater, Gene Forrester. Claude Bell. Evelyn : EchoU| Elizabeth Hatcher. Pete io |Echols, Lamar Ecliols, Minnie1 'Barnett, Murtlin Barnett. Francis. Members of the Tuesday Dupli-1 P i l ) C O r f f U I l C l l l b H a S \Barnett! l i u Pippin Jr Elizabeth te Bridge Club and an extra table * IP n i n v ‘ 1 (*f*i i l l IT t’ l,on*„1 n’ ^ ar>’ Dlidewcll, j ‘ l,id>'s were the off Mrs. JullJO J a D l v i v l L t . 11I1J, j fij0 pippin and Elizabeth I ippm. Iff.players players were the guests guests o . p. k‘. Benson on Tuesday afternoon IwhiTi she entertained at her home On Monday Afternoon kjfeinbers O f Azarian] Fn Highland Avenue, honoring Mrs. On Mi/nday afterneon member* JCircle Are (inests O f IRuskin Etlar of Philadelphia, Pa., line guests of Mrs. Charles E. Hen- „r ti,o on,. ........... th ’ ; . Mrs. Cleorire \V. Evans T rd too,; S Church « c n the ituc.U ... |ry, »n,j Mrs. Anna u llai 'hter Mrs Elsa I Mrs. Robert L. Glenn and Mrs. I . I •* visiting her dnughtc ,nu r, Airs. m s „ M Stri|,|inK at the borne o f Mrs. |Knig»it. Member* o f I ho Azarinn Circle ! Glenn on East Fourth Street. of the First Iliiptirt Church had n In the living room, exquifite pink IcLdiuli and larkspurs were effoct'K : s |iuly used, while in the dining-room 1IwWln nf nasturtiums, cuIendulaH . ,. meiits. when quite u mimher of and fern* were placed with pious- peri ecu i in |"c 1lug effect .S f ik i j s s r s u s c j i s dt Score pads with tallies to mutch were done in floral designs. Tlu* A n . " ';; 1..... i h ' . t i ! ' ... Pfiie for high score among tha runts, silk hose, was won by Mr*, took pineo resulting 2 «■; • ...... , ; i » ...... ... .....* Mniter Berry. Mrs. Roy Chittenden President, Mrs. J. IE Colclougk; . . J ”Mrs. C. “ ** vice-president. Mrs. James F. |members. i“ nd E. ”Henry won the priz ts among the duplicute players. Tho V. M .S triU lw fcfl ......... j.'.ljy tuerts of honor were presented corelected ut the next meeting. lafleiuoon .lor IiulMUiJJpplliL Jnd-» | of violets and roses. During the social hour, the h '» £ where he will spend some time. . c At the tea hour, the hostess u*- Teds, step-in* anil knickers of a heavy quality of flat crept', dain­ tily trimmed with lacc* and rib­ bons. Bay emetic slips in flesh and wbile. t Party In Honor Of I ’ Sanford Visitors;Mrs"“lobe ❖ 1* All U v ’ " D A IN T Y VOILE! UNDERW EAR Gowns, step-ills and teds in all the desirable light shades. Each Kurntoui sturdily made o f good grade voile and lare trimmed. , 75c T<) $1,00 & T h e O utlet r£»£S WS&XS 5ST£j Dr. S. Boucher, director of Public Health and in charge o f the figh t against the unfortunate m ilk that caused typhoid epidemic | in Montreal, Canada, says: “Carrying of typhoid by Pasteurized :: M ilk is not possible.” F. II. R O im iN S Opposite* I’ ostoffice J t ♦ ♦ 1 f use; ’1 PASTEU R IZED , 7..^ M ILK 1 (H igh Grade Raiy Milk held at I-15 degrees for 50 ininr lltes and (hereafter immediately cooled) Phone 7(5(5 and let us put you on our daily delivery list ■« .! ♦j ( Burgess Milk Products C o. l LADIES OF Until you see the unheard-of values we are of­ fering on entirely new stock. Get the greatest value for your money. W atch for the opening announcement in The Herald this week. m m “S T Y L E W IT H O U T E X T R A V A G A N C E ” ' r First Street Next to W o o d ru ff & W atson - ——- U ,. -■<. <» 3 2 .9 5 r% ^ M x g zr& ts ;• . C 0|im Ilili, Mrs. Eugene rittle, Mrs. Huwkma Mrs. James Ridge «»«■ Robert) J. Holly Jr. t ; I I �I p 1 PA G E FOUR : ' about April 10. Sanford also has a decreased acersge with probnbly not more than 260 acres which will start nbout Mny 1. Irish Potatoes "With the Floridn neerage of ootntoes nil planted, revised figures show n total ncerngc for the stave of 28,000 compared with n com­ mercial planting o f 23,000 Inst year. Early potatoes arc now fears ether as the average man By DAVIS J. W ALSH moving from South Floridn with International New* Service Sport* fears death, gives n pretty fair the nvernge yields running low due line on just how sincere the cxEditor to drought nnd cold weather. Most NEW YORK. April fl.— It deve­ chumpion is in fiis desire for ano­ of this crop will be harvested when loped today that Jack Dempsey, ther rally with Tunncy. The program at the moment calls the main potato crop begins mov­ the man with bigger and hotter for Dempsey to start Enst early in ing from the Hastings section. carbuncle*, may hnve to undergo n In the Hastings section, the necrmore or leas serious operation be­ May, cither to begin intensive age. stand is around 75 per cent, fore he enn return to boxing, if nt training or to submit to the opera­ dry weather having affected the nil. Ilia physician* hnve diagnose*] tion in question. He expects to be germination o f seed. Present his case ns an imperfect recovery ready for his first bout July -1. His physicians, it is snid, are weather conditions are favorable from an operation for fistuln, per­ nnd while it is too enrly to ell formed shortly after the Firpo riot. frankly skeptical o f his plan to His melorcholy performance again­ train himself out of the disorders much nl>out the final yield, prosspects nro for an nvernge not under st Gene Tunncy and the Ferles of now affecting his system nnd are 10 hnrrels per acre? This with the urging nn immediate operation to skin eruption* nnd poisonings that increased ncerngc would mean an followed arc traced to the same save time nnd give him n longer output a!>out like Irtst year when period of recuperation. Their story source. yields were ur.uoualiv high. Dcmpccy, according to on* of the is that Dempsey wuuld be champion Yields on the early potatoes in today if he had submitted to the few men who enjoy his complete the federal point section arc ahead confidence, hasn't nny particular operation when he first tied up of Inst year but quite a number of use for either alternative; in fact, with Tunncy early last summer. Their examinations, they sny, fields show poor stands nnd stunt­ his distaste for the first is so mark­ ed growth whicli will cu* down the ed that he is prone to take a chance have revealed thnt Dempsey, al­ general nvernge compared with a on the second and hns naked for nnd* though born .'J2 years ago, has the year ago. Shipments will in­ been granted a stay of .'10 heart, lungs and tissues of a man crease during April nnd will be day* in which he it* to prove thut 24 and they feel thnt if the poison­ heavy from May, 5 with the peak ous condition is removed he will bo he is the same old Dempsey. of the movement occuring during If this early training fails to ns sound physicnlly ns the night he this period. produce the desired effect, Demp­ indulged in thnt sennee of ground Strawberries sey then will come East, enter some nnd lofty tumbling with Louis An­ "Peak of the strawberries ship­ New York hospital nnd let the sur­ gel Firpo, the man with the ments for the state are well pas*. geons do their worst. The fact that i bearded chest. In effect, they have Up to Mnrch 18, the Plant city Jack ( Is prepared to go that far declared Dempsey to be a martyr section, which represents nbout 67 w ith ‘ the matter, even though he to his fear of the anesthetic. per cent of the state neerage, hn.i j shipped approximately 2,700,0f)0 t Hardee and Hillshorough count­ qunrts of berries ns eomared to ies show nbout the same ncornges 1,300,000 qunrts for the same date Daily shipment' nro as last yeur, with peak of move­ lust yeur. running slightly above those of this ment coming ubout April 1. In time Inst year, while the price ro­ the center hill nren 7b per cent of om ins much lower. the beans which were up were kil[led by the early March frost. All T---- ------------------------------------- .- .................. Dempsey May Be F o rced To Undergo An Operation Before Returning To Ring —■ SAN A N T O N IA , Texas. ArJ I‘ Doc’ Grahamo, jfa ] golfer from Mobile, Alt*] here today, having compk bout two-thirds o f his Vjj which stretches from Mobil, J Hollywood, Calif. m a i i n z i i u i n . «■■■■■( ... Don’t Swear at Your, Celery Crates Use Shinholuer’s Crate, and Swear by Then The nbovc is the architect’s sketch of the new Parish hous o which is to be built in the immedinto future for the Holy ( ross Episcopnl Church. It is to stand at Magnolia Avenue nnd Fourth St reet and will be similnr in construction and architecture to the church building. ________________________________________ Filmdom Gossip From Hollywood striving to do in Nicaragua what another ragged continental nrmv did in America 150 years ugo. "In Haiti, there urc more ma­ rines— powerful enough cven_ to keep a member o f tho United States Senate fpom entering the country. "In tlie Balkans, there is brew­ ing more wars. In Italy there is a military dictationship; in Russia,.| too, and in Spain. In Syria, the heel of the French oppressor is on the necks o f the people and thousands have been slain because they dared dream of nationhood. Corns Moses B e a rs Cost Of Jewish Project In Memory Of Wife PEKING RIOTING LA ID TO SOVIET HEADS IN CHINA * m o u r& CROP REPORTS BIG CROP Fertilizers r For • • Thursday, Friday and Saturday A P R IL 7, 8, 9, V SANFORD D R UG CO. F IR S T S T R E E T And CilrusandVegetable Crops S E M IN O L E D R U G S A N K O I t ll A V I ' ♦ solve your fertilizin g problems. This service obligates you in no way. The Most In Scenery FERTILIZER WORKS ST O R E 9 tm o u t§ , The Shortest Route Roads North of Jacksonville S. O. Shinholser A P R IL 1— A P R IL 8. Flander’s Studio Over Mobley’s Drug Store The Serveteria McLander Arcade Corner Sanfoid and Commercial Avenues Mid-Week Specials Irish Potatoes, lb JA C K S O N V ILLE FLO RID A Re ^ akt E vp y A < Now Good t f i " .-*1 mi ■ 4c Granulated Sugar, lb. 7c No. 2 Tomatoes, can 1 0 c 3c Grits, lb. Stuffed Olives, glass 11c Morgood Coffee, lb. can 3 9 c Extra Special S a n fo rd Saving via Oconn Shore Boulevard............. 9 miles Crates distributed throng American Fruit Grower Inc., nnd Sanford Ovie Truck Growers, Inc, Bring this advertisement and have one roll o f films developed free of charge. This offer good for one week only, from, Warehouse At lc S a l e PRO M PT service? Oh, ye We are within an hour nny celery field of this trict. Lift O ff-N o Pain! B A Z A A R Save 9 Miles Motoring North W E invito your comp son in the fields where i ery io being packed. Crate Manufacturer TALLAHASSEE — Southern Telephone & Construction Com­ Sanford pany laying underground wires in several streets of city. a iiiR N iiiim iu iu n tfN IT E D STATES DECLARED WAR TEN YEARS AGO Rexall No knots, no cross grain sticks just bang up gM crates— made just rich We think tho best crati in the district. — — — PAMsn nc'.oC. rox ugly c k o ^ . crvrck • •ritfVrOINT <*. MlMTHOPkSL- A-1-A-AK-OUTtCTS • <® as/ “ In Nicnragua, one o f the ‘mi­ create departments of state bnnk- Cantonese troops is reported from ing, nuditing nnd motor vehicles, he the district about 15 miles north nority peoples' for whose libera­ tion we entered the world war, also suggested that, owing to the of Nanking. present congestion in Florida Mrs. Mildred Mitchell, of Sin there are thousands more mnrincs, and more battleships. They are courts, throe „,hl„io,,,„ circuit Judges nnd states attorneys !>o cro-|0(1 j,y the police clinrgcd with there to keep in the presidential nted, to he assigned by the go\ern- communicating with the Cnntone».\ palace nt Managua a man who is probably will he turned over to the creature of our own govern­ or were needed. the American consular authori­ ment. They nre there opposing n Asserting the present law regu­ ties immediately. It is expected ragged continental army that is lating campaign expenditures of ‘ hat they will be taken to Tien candidates for public office was an­ tiquated, Martin nxked that the li­ Tsin for trial before a consul mits now in force be raised to pres­ court. Mrs. Mitchell recently re­ ent-day proportions. He also rc- signed ns editor of a ChineseAmerican news agency. question revision of the absent vo­ Seventy five American* are de­ ters law to enable Florida citizens parting from Hankow today. absent from the state on election Those remaining behind nrc liv­ Tintf'vwnnn m-K, I Nis ISu T A T E S O L OA N S ilay to enst their ballots. ing on the riversides, spending K O LIA WOOD, Apr. 0 (IN S) [aver, nml the present neerage their nights aboard ships in the — "Motion picture theatre* hnve ! around 2,600 acres which will k- i , n Hi A lv JV1E S b A lx h Yangtse river for satoty. ^ supplanted the old fashion country jgiu to move nbout April 15. Ala- j American navnl stores have been j snPMin ns a popular meeting' chua and Marion County lveans removed from Hankow. Owing to M A R T I N p la c e,sn id Fred Nibln, who has! are estimate*! around 2,400 acres F R O M the exhaustion of the coal supply Just completed Normu Tulmndge’s and will probably start about Apr­ at Hankow it is likely that ail ‘‘Camilla. (Continued from Pnge One) il 20. withdraw. ‘‘As soon ns nny hamlet can The executive told the legisla­ Cabbage coal burning ships will have to boost a gas filling station to at­ The cabbage season is nearly tors that this was n time o f read­ Labor troubles among the Sant- • (Continued from Page One) tract the motoring public, a thea­ over, shipping points having either ter is next to be installed, continu­ cleaned up or stopped shipping on justment of the nfnfirs of the state hers of the congregation, and nt pan coolies at Amoy have prevent­ in nn effort to harmonize nnd sta­ last night's meeting members of ed the American consul from ed the director. “ There arc towns without newspapers or other account of poor markets. bilize the conditions brought forth tho building committe expressed traveling to the mainland. Cantaloupes their appreciation for his liberal by an abnormal period. means of communication that rely ‘ ‘Preliminary figures indicate unon tin* ‘movie’ us a community "F or the Inst two years, the state aid in making possible the erect­ •110 acres of cantaloupes in the of Floridn has passed through the ion of Sanford’s first Jewish com­ onternrioc. Inst most unusual period of her history,’ munity center. “ Tho corner saloon or country’ state compared to 3H0 acres Prncticnlly the whole of the governor continued. "H er deve­ Asked uliout his contribution, Mr. store used to bo the general meet­ year. ing place but thomotion picture this neerage is grown around Ox­ lopment has been unprecedented, Moses said: This her growth hns been more remark­ “ I am a man o f comfortable ‘ palace’ has supplanted it in ford, Spnrr nnd Anthony. public favor. Tho photoplay hns crop starts moving nbout May 1. able. Thousands o f people from means; the congregation of Beth Celery been , established in practically other states and nations hnve set- i Israel needed funds to erect its (Continued front Page One) Doesn’t hurt one bit! Drop a ‘‘ With 4,785 cars moved to date tied here and built homes. Millions ' new home nnd I felt thnt in mak­ over/ country town ns n “ get-to­ gether’ fo r the townfilk. Even tho celery season is well over half of dollars of outside cnpitnl have ing tho donation I could find no ijnrching feet of U. S. marines, little “ Frcozono” on an aching the older ones forget their troubles gono. Final movement for tne been poured into the state fur her i hotter way in which to perpetuate while Chinese cities tremble under corn, instantly that corn stops the gun* of our warships, an hurting, then shortly you lift it to wglch their favorites perform is estimnted around 8,000 cars development. the memory of my wife. float away all tlie impurities of rjght o ff with fingers. on tho silver sheet compnred to 6,392 cars Ian sea­ "Beginning with the spring of| “ 1 am always interested in worth­ not only our own country hut of Your druggist sells a tiny bot­ “ The screens real valuo is to son. O f this about 7,000 cars 1925 and continuing throughout while causes and believe in helping the world us well.” tle f f “ Frcezoiic" for a few cents, be fdUhd in amnll towns, not in will como out wm cumu uui of ui the mo Sanford camnru sucsuc-|‘that ,‘” i year, this thi;; enormous influ influx o f. them ns much as I can. I derive “ And what have we today tin sufficient to remove every hard motrapolitian cities where all ttion. To date Hanford has moved people and capital drew the atten-1 keen enjoyment in helping others types' .of entertainment .to bo 4,252 enrs, the movement at prc-|H°n of the outside world to the op- and as long r.s I live I shull devote for which we *ncrificcd thousands corn, soft corn, or corn between o f young lives und billions of the toes, and the foot calluses, found.” sent being betwen 400 nnd 600 [ portunltlcs of our state and taxed, what means I have to causes in dollars 10 years ago. without soreness or irritation. enr* n week. Yiclus have been to l,u> limit, our facilities, govern- which I think my wife would have An orchid made entirely o f tiny exceptionally good and sizes are ! owntul and otherwise, for the hand- been interested.” fe a t lur* is blossoming on the A t last night’s meeting of tho ling and accommodation o f this running heavy to ,'t’s and 4’s. shoulders of Colleen Moore, who congregation hoard Perry Wein­ new element nnd cupitnl.” .Sweet Corn is now starring in First National's Ho then recalled the abnormal berg was re-elected as president. I “ The neerage of sweet corn in production, “ Naughty Hut Nice."* estimated ut 805 cars, compared conditions thnt resulted, the necess­ Schwartz was named vice president .Tho vogue for artificial flower Alachua ity o f rnilrnuds declaring embar­ Harry Bandnl, treasurer and Mor­ butonnicrcs is populur but this is to 1,125 acres last year. UNDER AUSPICES OF County acreage I* short while goes on freight shipments, the com­ ris Kronen, sccetnry. tho latest conceit. ing of new steamship lines into Starke nnd Lawtey show nn in­ PIPE ORGAN CLUB Each feather hns been dyed Sep­ This crop mov­ Florida’s ports, nnd the general arately in order to secure the na­ creased arrange. Children s Luster Baskets and Easter Eggs a Specially wave o f unprecedented growth and tural color shadings of the real or­ es in June and July. prosperity that swept over the en­ AT Cucumber chid. A ll are mounted on a wired “ An early season has started the tire state. model o f orchid tinted silk, each TH E PA IU SIE N N E G IFT SHOP “ New conditions bring new res­ feather hnving been placed by covered cucumbers of Sumter ponsibilities,” ho snid, “ nnd we are SATU R D AY 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. county moving nbout 2 weeks earl­ band with invisible stitches. now readjusting the affairs of the ier thnn Inst senson. Carlot ship­ (Continued from Puge One) . The flower is the perfect touch state in nn effort to harmonize and vnnee that the raid was to be i with tho girlish coat o f natural ments started from the Webster stabilize the conditions brought made. colored kasha collared with brown and Hushncll sections March 18. and cream mottled calf skin which Peak o f movement will probably be forth by this abnormal period. The first antl-Amcricub l>oyHe asked tho legislators to, pro­ cott was reported toduy front Collcon wears in many scenes of reached April 1. From nn neerage ceed throughout the 00-day session about the same ns last year an ex­ Changsha where Chinese announc­ “ Naughty Hut Nice.*’ cellent crop is expected, the vines with ’extreme caution nnd a great­ ed they would refuse to deal with being comparatively free from rust er exercise of prudence, wisdom American firms or buy American and well filled with young cucum- and conservation.” goods. However, all tho Amer­ Touching on tuxution, tho gover­ icans had evacuated Changsha to, Ihwk plantings of open cucumbers j ut Wauchuln ami plant city show nor declared ho was convinced the fore the boycott was proclaimed. a slight increase but the people o f Florida nrc in no humor, Fighting between northern und ; Drought and cold, weather o f early ‘and justifiably so,’ for an increase ORLANDO, Fin., A nr. 0- (IN'S) j March will probably cause light in the burdens of tnxution and ttiat crop —-The following Florida truck t j yields. Movement o f Wauchuln he ‘ in no uncertain terms and with­ report was issued by H. A. Marks, cucuiiiIhts started nlmut the same out equivocation, urged upon you to agricultural statistician of the U. time as the Sumter county pro­ keep constantly in your minds the H. department o f agriculture here tected cucumbers. necessity of economy." today: “ In practicing economy," he ex­ Alachua county shows a slight “ Snap Ilean* (Spring Crop)’’ increase in neerage while* levy and plained “ I advocate no petty or nig­ “ Florida Bean Accrugo for 1927 Orange counties show a slight de­ gardly policy, certainly no policy shows a substantial incrcaso over crease. _____ The winter gulden section, that would hinder or cripple the op­ the 1920 crop, estimates for acre-1 which was hard hit by the frost eration of nny department or ages imrvested or to be harvested j has been replanted and hca\> branch of the stnte government. for tho winter nnd spring months movement from those which es- However, this is no time to exploit o f 11)27 indicating 14,140 for 1927 leaned tho first week in April, wild theories of doubtful proxrioty over the most beautiful compared to 9,905 acres for 1920. j lo v y and Alachua cucumbers nnd wisdom, or explore new fields Tho lower cast couHt with 2,000 •will start nbout April 25 to Mny 1. of adventure that would cnll for tho ocean boulevard acres U ubout three-fourtlis mov-1 The preliminary estimato indl- expenditure of additional public in Fioridu f ld * cates a state toal of 7.445 acres funds.” He recommended repeal of the as compurcd to 7,559 acres in 1920, Indiana River Beans will prob­ via Eggplant ono-quarter mill ad valorem tnx 'H E big yields nnd high quality o f the crops grown ably continue to move until Muy “ Florida eggplant plantings are against real and personal property with Armour’s BIO CROP brands reflect the truu 1. For tile Lake Okeechobee, Daytona Reach crop-making ubility of these fertilizers. They are the pouk of the movement lias very scattered and probably will [for the road department hut usked mode to fit Florida crops and soils. Each formula is the Ocean Shore Houlcvard beet passed with an average of not exceed 600 ncres for the s ta te ., thut other sources of revenue for Peis tho department remain unchanged. result of our more thun 30 years experience in Florida ubout sixty ears rolling per week, and St. Augustine "English peas are also a scatterFor education ho suggested that Our BIG CROP trade-mark on every bug and tag i« voui of which two- thirds were shipped guarantee of highest quality. frpm the canal point und I'nhokcc |cd proposition, with the neerage tho state treasurer to authorized for the fall and spring plantings to set usido all interest accumulat­ districts. With good markets, hn not exceeding 700 acres. Ship- ing on state funds for this purpose. Sanford outlook is for continued shipments mennts o f this crop are practicully Among the chungcs in the state’s throughout April, as late plantings over. to Jacksonville government he recommended was around Belle Glude, chosen and by State Road Among our four typos o f BIG CROP citrus mixturca then the creation of threo new depart­ Peppers South Boy since the frost of cur­ is one especially suited to the Spring needs of your grove. “ Tlie spring pepper ncerngc In ments which ut present uro under No. 3 .................140 miles ly March will Ik* coming in the In- Mnnntec county will not exceed 100 jr.upervision o f tho state comptrolAnd there’s a. BIG CROP vegetable fertilizer to satisfy , l et part o f this month. every need of your crop und soil. acres with movement starting I ler. lie asked tho legislature to Sanford to Jacksonville by Delund, Daytona Beach, Fluglor Bench, Mutanzus Inlet, Ocean Shore Boulovurd und SL :: A R E A L B IG S T O C K O F H O U S E H O L D N E C E S S IT IE S A N I ) R E M E D IE S A N D I Out practical experienced field Augustine ...... 131 miles 5T O IL E T A R T IC L E S * men w i l l be glnd to help you : jMarathon Golfer A San Antonio, Tei N e w Parish House F o r Episcopal Church This week only we w ill give one-third o f f on a ll ]M glass goods—Jams, J e l­ lies, Olives, Pickles, etc. All nice, new stock. ■.L. &sti �H IE SANFORD TTERAT.T), W ED NESD AY APTU fr f e f e 'o - * "o - ;h;;E.rw,u... nnd charged i «P«n '2ur ' f , ho word ) • $ ' » lino. .. A |).s, will ho r « M p?5?troa» unit collector J ^ t t V e l y for payment, it orders are pay- 11‘ ?dnv,n?. ot publication. K E N T V U LC A N IZ IN G WORKS, MOOD AN D GOODYEAR TIRE S U. H. L Butteries. Distributors dwindled Cemmercinl Avenue “>— Help Wanted Female LS Karn big money at in your apart* lime, pleasant, stinif work. Positively no Stamp brings particulars Iran Novelty Co. Evanston L IN C O L N — FORD — FORDSON Edward Higgins Inc. Commercial & Palmetto. Phone .Til MODEL TRIM CO. We trim the ear, not the owno Phone 817 for estimates P. W. RADFORD S\N L A N T A A P A R T M E N T S 21— Acreage For Sale NOW IS T H E T IM E TO HUY T H A T FARM AND S T A R T SOMETHING We are nil going hack to the farm wiicre rval values will al­ ways prevail. Just now !h the time SMALL GROVF rnre ol. best of refe SEM INO LE HUDSON- ESSEX Kilo Myrtle. By William OUT OUR WAY I o', c o e r c e s A l M E M B E R -fH' M O R m i m H W E F O U K ID T h l T O E mT All sw elled u p A .-2 L E P P L IM O H V A vs-V A iS -H G . w a s B i t y/' fill sT ( 1 W 1 BY A B u G r -.WA H E . W A S W EARiM * A Too . A W l l ik e T-V E R T o o T Ilf A B S O R B T-V P O tS O M ? 0 m i , o v e r alls. ' m e m b e r N O 'W b u r i e d h im r ig h T I M E vr T ' T heT oth er r OME W H O W A S B lT — ) ' w e Sled Appointed Kitchens Mrs. Swain, Resilient A {rent Phone IU0-W. •< error la made will not be S*0,?ra/nr more than one im*rth>n. therefore PER OnOA^H “ WE C LEAN YO UR RUGS AB SO LU TE LY CLEAN Our rug denning plant is strictly modern. Phone Orlando 0053 or drop Prices same ns Orlando. Russ us n card nnd our salesman will call to see you. Mattress Co. 1122 Church SL Orlande. Florida. TH E SEM INOLE PR IN TE R Y AN SCO CAM ERAS AND SUPPLIES <101 W. 0th St. W. N. Lumley Pri H— Financial lT 'W IC jH T M ONEY—To loan on Improved de­ sirable business and resiedntiiil property in Sanford. Addrcsi Loan, P. 0. Box 503. City. BU ILD ING BLOCKS — Irrigation 11— .Miscellaneous boxes nnd general cement work Miracle Concrete Co. .1. E. Ter- FOR SALE— Well established pay­ ing Indies shop. Reasonable. Sick­ willegpr, Prop. ness cause fer selling out. Phone LA N K Y ,S DRUG STORE— Pre­ scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We are as near you as your phone, Call 105 I he stove sale is now on my oil tire slock at cost. D. W. Short Me T H IN K — I f you are thinking of building, why pay the Architects' 1.under Arcade. several hundred dollars for plans,1 when you cun get the sumo free,| nnd keep your money in your pock ct . For further information seo | SANFO RD N O V E LTY WORKS. | ONE NICE —furnished bedroom for rent, also garage. 8(n* Magnolia Ave. or Phono 200. LUMBER and complete line of building material. Ixnv prices. Security Lumber Co., “ Where Good FOI! R E N T:— •'! furnished rooms Grades Come From" Maple and and .’t unfurnished rooms. Applv 805 W. Third St. Sixth. Phone 707. Announcements HERMF.N TAKE Notice, fish Klin* like hungry wolves, see .OfWihy foe hosts end bait, k Monroe bridge. A. K. ROMS1TER n Avenus Phono 212-W lyiori! Stfgestion for Every [ Occasion [Floral Dnigas a Specialty IANENT W AVING — $10 |U. Marcelling by our exferstiir. Blue Bird Beauty a Phone 34'J-J. pi—Blue folder containing int Iwt papm-charter for Purv's Mam* National Detective Agor. Also affidavit. Return to Her office. -Automobiles N .. ............. Phonograph Repairing Piano Tuning By experts with 17 years experience. Sanford Music Slora and Gift Shoppe Room 10 & 11 MeLunder Arcade, Phono 8.12. FOR YO U R H E A L T H ’S SAKE TRY CHIROPRACTIC AD ­ JUSTMENTS. DR. W. E. MACDOUG A L, 1ST N A T ’L B ANK BLDG. PHONE 482-J. X ) ,)> . S L E E P * v > If,— Houses For Rent BARG AIN H UNTER Who wants n lot 70x1-15 in Loci n. Annly 1108 Arbor, Country Club Estates foi S:>25. Cash with deed. $200 nn.\n hie in two years. N. W. Beaty unfurnished house. $35 Lucerne Hotel, Orlando, Fla. on the corner, 1021 Elm PAR K A V E N U E LOT— .Inst sou h of Thirteenth Street, facing cast, FIVE ROOM house furnished for can he bought for $2,750 on any reasonable terms. This is an ex­ rent. Phone 805 cellent location for a Duplex F U R N IS H E D fiv e room house; Apartment House. Box 100 cnie sleeping porch, bntli, dlgbUjj water, The Sanford Herald. furnished house enrage. Flora Heights; Jno. D. Jenkins, Court H ouse. FOR S A LE —Two lots in Oak Hill nnd two lots in Iluena Vista $050 FOR R E N T :— Snmli bungalow on each, cash payment midterms to Magnolia Avenue. Unfurnished. In suit purchaser. Box xz care llardesirable residential section amt nld. within easy walking distance o f the business district. $30 monthly. I . O. Box T i l . S a n f o r d . __________ TH B Li*>— Miscellaneous For Sale D iS T u R B lU C r L L E M tu T . PTm T st N i i m m 17— Rusincss iMnccs F o r Rent O O OFFICE FOR 1U5NT— -T h a t Bldg Apply A- P < Sons, Magnolia sml .mil. - jjo st Han d D e R »< B acvT A G A IN ! — J u S T T R W IT - ATTftAC TIVF rooms to ten stores or offices at Park snd Commercial Street. « Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave positc Court House. AND OM ! BUSINESS LOCATION NICE STORE room 15*<* 220 Magnolia Avcnu*. Suitnb small business; rent reasoi Apply at A. P. Connelly N 224 Magnolia Ave. Phone 48. IK— Wanted To Rent 15— Apartment For Rent CLEMENTS APTS. — M2 Park. Apt. 0 vacant now; Apt. I vacant Apr. Kth. Apply Apt. 1 or Mrs. E. B. Clements, Buena Vista, Ga. FOB R EN T— Small apartment and furnished room. HKf Mugnnlia Ave. W IL L P A Y — $50 for house, with' three- bu sleeping , porch, G. P. care Itricc & Johnson. 1'J— Houses For Sale $100 Cash nnd $50 monthly will buy bungalow <>n Magnolia Avenue price $1500 Buy direct from ow­ ner. Phone 118 and ask for Mr. Mitchell. its cheap for Pnrincloe. Route FOR RENT Furnished apartment, 3 rooms an l hath all modern conveniences Unfurnished apartment, 3 room* C LE AN IN G , PRESSING, DYING and bath, nil modern convenience*. — "W c do it Better," Try us. Roy­ al Cleaners and Dyers, J. C. Jack- Store room dose in suitable for Business— Call son, 305 East Second St., Phono any mercantile, 481-J. _____ _______________ 831-J. BOOST SANFORD THE New Sanford Booster displaying hunch o f celery HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY ^acn. htudetmker Agency - Cleaning, pressing, tailoring 105 C. Palmetto Avenue. Phone I4G-J. CHRYSLER S. J. FULLER MOTOR CO. ’#ru Avo, at 10th St. Phone <V.i2 M E T A L R O O F IN G — The Roof Ev Metal shingles crlnsting. ...---~ standing scam till nnd jjnlvanUeu roofs. See James H. Cowan. Oa» uvc. and Third St. Phone 111. RENT— Apartment nnd bed 320 Oak Ave. Call 74G-J. First floor unfurnished n|inrtM ATRKSSKS properly renovated ment for rent, vnennt April isti WjlN.S & COWAN CO.. Auto one tiny service in Sanford, by C15 Myrtle Ave. Mrs. Noble. idiator nml sheel metal works, Sanford Matrcss Factory. Phono in tnd ornamental slu-et metal THREE-ROOM Furnished Apart­ *• ‘ Itl-W. 207 French Ave. ment. Apply Jleraid Office. SANFORD IHJICK CO. TWO ROOM S— furnished for light housekeeping. 71tl Oak Ave. -12 Magnolin Ave. Phone 3fi7 HUPS—MARMOKS panford Autoniohilt* (.'o, l V W AN T SOME DO YOU NEED M ONEY—Have unlimited nmount on Residence and Business property Chuluota Office Young Bldg. N. Park Avo. .MONEY W ANTED— Want to bor­ row $500 on garage apartment to he built on lot worth $2,500. Loan wanted for six months only B. L. Perkins — Haberdasher ns builder expects to erect resi­ headquarters for Collegiate dence on lot later this, summer. Answer to "$500“ care Herald. Clothes. 110 First Street. nnd House Painting, 115 French Ave. Phono 235-J. G jA D / SA\<E. DOMT G \T T B e T DAD BLAMED ULH STARTED J „ S S i - w *■ 4— Rusincss Service ^ J S O A N C J. f u u e U M T i e T VJER7 B u ^ X w e l l ------ 18 S t i m u l i : Copy rocelv- office hy H:«0 Tb* 11 n,,hlHhed the n m * W||l u« Puu,‘ 15— Apartment For Rent "JEPSO N W A N T S TO SEE \ OU House, Hotel, Apartment Heuac*anything in Furniture JEPSON F U R N IT U R E Co. 114 3.PnrkA\c- JmwKTT AN I) PA BI'K’S GARAGE ... , Sanford Dealer H E LP W AN TE D *'• 1st St. Phone 01 FURNISHED Park Ave. Cm A. M. and 7 P unfurnished apartments e 5 rooms; reasonable, 21 1 (F E M A L E ) To take orders for beau line lingerie. Addn-w jr apply 121 Morse Blvd I, Winter Park Ha. ,y — furnished apartment* t*nt, on Park A ve. Three from First St. Summer I). I,. Thrasher. 20— Farms Fur Salt* BEST BUY IN A G R IC U LTU R ­ A L LAN D In TJie Stale Of Florida In tlie flowing well district nenr Sanford, with clay subsoil. On the highway and one mile from It, It. station. Already cleared,- Perfect drainage. Virgin soil of unsurpassed fer­ tility, will grow arything. I,ft00 Acres in units of 5 acres, as many as you want. A T A PRICE SO LOW IT W IL L "Make Your Head Swim" Home Seekers, Here Is Your Chance It Mny Never Come Again I f you can make u smnll cash payment nnd finnneo your first crop, it will easily pay for the land. If you nrc looking for n "Snap" Here It Is See Me A t Once W. M. YOUNG Bargains In IU-al Estate Park Ave. and Commercial St. FOR | S A LE —Tsvo acre truck farms, close in, on Dixie High­ way, flowing water, electricity. L. A. Remind 820 W. First St. • mmnr> M O M E N T S VME'D U t fE T t ) Ll\JE O V E R ALL RIGHT N H E N ^ - T , 'L L ‘STICK AROUND TILL YOU G ET W CX / . BUSINESS? S A Y f WC DON’T HAVE ANY flOSlNCSk LVHCH t JOUi-O M R e A l_ BUSINESS T O PO T SOM E /( MONCY IN T o / lL " T h e .* u c K i k i ' j CWAiLLEALMr. (ilrl telephone operators in New Orleans no longer wnstc time hy repenting the number. They simply say "Thank you." t iii: rn irt it n il n r n r t iii; K BVK N TII J U D I C I A L CIIICI IT .. n r i-'i.uiniiA. i n a n ii r n u s i -:m i n ni.it i-or.N TV. A. It, YoW Kt.l.. irrnllna anil iIo Iiik imihimi-k* im t i i i : vo w k m . ro.. I’ lalnllff. in I.a Belle--!m provements matte nt Bank of La Beil.*. being v-<. John- itrssKt.t,. Pi-fonitiint. NOTici-: o r siiK itirr-x h a i .i : Women in China seldom re­ marry, and it is considered a delcute mark of affection, to their de­ parted spouses to fallow them in­ to the next world by committingsuicide Notice In In-reliy ulvi-n itmt I. f*. M. 11<iml. as Sheriff of Si-inliniliCounty. Florliln. unili-r atnl l»y vlrI i i p of n rerlaln cxecnllon ilntetl the X|h «1a> of nerpmlier. IMS. ixsulm; out of the rirenll I’olirl of Iho Seventh rirenll of l-'lorhlit. In nml fnr Seminole roiiiilv. In n certnlll eaiise wherein A. R. Volvell. trail­ ing ami iloliiu huslne*-! i i h The Vowell i ’ o . was nlulmiff. inn] John Ituenell wim ili-feinlanl, will, on ilnflrst Monday in May. A. I». l !*27. the wimi- In-irlnltiK the Soil day of said niiinth. In .from of the Court lions-door nl Hnnfnrd. Seminole County. Florida, offer for sale nnd sell to til yon nml Hint the Sheriff of-Seinnolo County. Florida. Inis made rellio hlyhi-M Iditder for cash, the Something In The Wind I ’VE W A IT E D A N D W AITED WERE Y O U DEtAYEO ON Jif?. SANFORD CASH LUMBER CO 710 W. First SU I’hone 472-1V W. S. I'KICE, Mgr. c NEW im LUM BER YARD A Complete Line Medicine Cabinet)1 Cypress and Pine Framing Sheathing Siding JOHN T. IIOl.DKIt w c raid it. Flooring '.’<» nil creditor*, legati-rn dlstribu' lem. anil all iierannN havllt-' claims CeiUng nr (Irniund* nvulnit suhl catatr: FinUh Ynil. ami each nf you. urn hamhy uniIIli-it ninl reiiulroii lu i>r«ai>Dl unv| Mouldings By Taylor 3 9 9 2 7 -N A M g IS 1 / W E LL. »F henry t y r e — l ______ S lY T G HA*. X HAPPEN T o KNOW „ ' ^ v Anym o nc * HIM w HE'S W(TB j A l l R ight Nt o invest TUB MAGIC MUD l 40/A THANKS' / , ' M H E LP . - ) \ H ,*A / C \ OUT S o H5 WALTS T O INVEST SOMe /M0N6Y,£H? WELL, L 'L L JUST LOOKUP HIS MOEMSe: AIWM66R AND FIND O OT WHO . tte I S ------ w r •-lalhlN niul ilcmaiiila wlili-h \nu. i r either ef you. mny have against thel 1 -i.lule of J i -Iiii T. Ilohler. Une«*aeil,l •ale of Mnnri.e ( ’.>uaty. neiirKin to the lliei Jus. n Slim. M l . t'liunt V. .1iul*e nf Ki-inlimle t'niinty. Florida,' nt Ills office in the C'.itinty youUImuae In Ntnford. Xintlneli I’eunty. I l.irlil’t within twelve niinitli.. from tlie Il.l.- Iieree f. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 06, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2b33166a07d4521e81f05d65ca09207d.pdf 5d430700808d1ddb6546b11281996679 PDF Text Text NEWSPAPER in F a ir tonight Anri Friday; trem e northwest Florida. r» >dr cloudy tonight vrith m in Frumy. F l o r i d a ’* ‘ Greatest Vegetable Ilirlirst Garden Lnn»l I -eased Wire International Nctv« Service SANFORI), FLORIDA, THURSDAY. APRIL 7. 1927 Identifies Jerry Senate Committees Are \ Announced By President ; A t Session This Morning] TALLAHASSEE, Fin. A|»r.il 7 (IN S )- Tim itittn in c l of com­ mit tecs wds announced by l*rvitb nt of tint Senate Anderson 'F orily nfter the upper branch of llo< liurltliUnm <'ioiviomm| today, Senator W. T. Clary of Ocala, twi nttelh district, v.\i» numed • hail man of. the till-importun; committee on audit ami control of legislative expenditures the four other inomlieri of this committee being Senator I . I*. Edge of drove. land twenty third district; I). K. Knight of Starke, fifteenth din. :ric t ; S. A. Ilinely of l ive Oak. ..evented)tli district, and J. Shiloi if Green dove Springs, twentyninth district. The drainage committee, til . onsidei ed of prime Importance in view of the fact that final action !,>ol.In ■ tovvaui completion of the everglades drainage project is i xnet ted during the current legisla­ tive session, is headed by Senator L |,i|| to li? Introduced by ‘ today calls for the repeal oi Lotions of the Florida statutes K amendment of 12 tmrtinno. IrtBocradc noniinecn ipicJcr the \n primary ) in the state ; he majority ol r than 50 per ► r the first »mi second choice the of nominating „~der ant rttt statutes, '• (villH declared, "hr present executive of tho fhe t although one of the best hive ever had, lacked .‘5,000 ■t of polling a majority or tho •ieaft in the 192-1 prim ary, In* line «econd choice votes ho rsfd. In the same prim my, pr.ic|]y 2t,oo0 electors were ilisnchi«"i because of the fact that f iuul cast their first »n'l f‘° ‘ 1 choice vote* for low enndi* 2 iit than 50 per cent of tlie |pk> dn hot cast n second chojcj for fear of spoiling their bn!Then* are id so numerous r-rr-w th.—trily tT g o f - f i r r t ' Itcond*choice votes under the ml svutcin so eonfURo elecciffiiiuls nnd counters tin t Iraki' -o riianv mistaken the fount i rrldoni what the niiiu.trv vote constituted. I'. .1. Eiheredge of IK -Solo City, Iwvnly-Ft venth district, with the other members n> follows: Senn1.0-11 Alfred II. WngK of Wert Palm Beach, thirty-fifth district; John W \Vn* on <>f Miami, th irt­ eenth district; l„ W. Jennings of Okeoclloliee City, thirty-third dis­ trict, nnd'M . <). Harrison of .Man­ atee, thirty-sixth di-tirct. Senator Hugh Hale of Brooksvillc, ninth district, heads the flfinnnee and taxation committee the other members of which arc Senators I,, ll. Edge of Groveland, twenty-tiiird district; \V. .1. Sin­ gletary of .Marianna, district; \V. F. Glynn of Crescent City, twentysixth district F. II. Oobb, Jr., of Milton, first district; .1. J. Par. rlsh of Titusville, thirty-seventh district; .1. it. Stew art of Keratindina, sixteenth district, and I’at W hitaker of Tampa, thirty-fourth district, / (Continued on Pago Six) Movement i»aumhed Today * 1 iiTi iXJC!\ii?C!C IM Former Secretary O Justice Department 11ends Iiiforniallv Atlvlso Golltam Theatricnl Pro ("onlidgc Cuit’t Interfere To Elect 1 ::;.v n N c .n A M siiiK K , April 7- (IN S) —The nil'*, riding *I<ndy Dorm* NoUlnghamshlrt nt Mi ( plcf'lui.e today, the icund steeplechase, im* Won within a month. " '• Hl’s'i.'i <.*; (IN S) j|,.ie ipicstiou of re^ration «1. •trges on fruits, veg.1U'.--. Im'Mj,. :.ni| inch,an from tin' d to In* held nt Jackon April 19. has been til Aj»r|J “(j, tin* Illii' u • Commission anilay. Conimiisioigir EastJircctor Bartel will conarini;. WASHINGTON, Apr. 7— (IN S) -Karl Carroll, theatrical produ­ cer. vvlio came to W ashington in oucst of presidential clemency, to escape a rout cnee of a year ami a day for perjury growing out of the fmm/Uh "bathtub party," apparent­ ly lias failed in ids mission. > Department of Justice officials hnve inform ally advised •Carroll that the rule that a prisoner must serve Rome of his term before re­ ceiving clemency will not ; lie changed on his behalf. C arroll is due to start his sentence next Tuesdav. Considerable m ystery surrounds Ci v ..It's efforts to sea* President Rial, , ^ s-ninr' »'*»ich «. lucked ,-i ^ " <r Pl»- the ? •"V**-nu-,1 $2!* m the hi.t HANKOW GROWS « * * g jk £g K Delegates Rot urn From St. I’etorsburi? M here Annual Convention Is Held; Dr. H. Holt Tells Of His Flans Negro Baptists In Convention E lect Officers For Year PA LATH A, Fin., April 7—( I N s ) _Negro Baptism in nnmiul con­ vention here today elected the Ml* lowing officers: Rev. W C. B.own. Jacksonville, nroaidont; Rev. < . it. Hawkins, Kl. Petersburg, vire-piesident: Rev. II. It. McDonald, Day­ tona Bench, secretary; Rev. w m* |n,„ I'm*. Eu.itis. corresponding sec relnry; Rev. It. W. Lawrence, Day­ tona Bench, treasurer. Ollier officers nre Roy. II. K. Hill. Orlando, Rev. G. P. McKinney, Arcadia: Rev. J. M. Ciiumnn, West Palm Beach; A. J. Brown, Inmpa; I N. Stolen. Cocoa; J. H. Newman, Jacksonville, D. W. P erk in .. Jaek- SAN DIEGO, Apr. 7— (INM The transport Henderson e a r ' ing the sixth regim ent of marine two batteries of artillery, an nvi. lien detachm ent ami a draft * Ftiilurs for duty In Asiatic wate left here this morning. TAMPA— Florida meat Company crec plunt in thia city. Ferdinand Reported To Be Mueb B e t t e r By Mrs. Henry Wight Those who attended the rcgulnr i 1,. sr meeting of tho Woman a ( |u • on Wednesday afternoon wows , given an unusual opportunity to Kofc in touch with the ntnto ami n at­ ional wot l \ outlinid ami reported in the re m it convention nt St. P et­ ersburg. through the very com­ plete Rtorii ««<■ ».»»>» assembly or given by Mrs. K. A. DoughisR (’bib Pri sident, nnd Mrs. J. ('. Gibbs, who acted as a delegate. Salient lwiiuta of the report of Mrs. Douglass was an enunv ration of Florida educators who were hoti ored speaker < to the ennvent n. aniong these being Miss P .« e n a I.oiiginire, Miss Elizabeth S .inner, ivpie-i nting rcRpeetively tlie Wom in's College anil the Slnt<* Dm* vernily, nod Dr. Holt of UolliiiR College. Other d'utinguished visi­ tor) were n preseiitntiven of the General Federation, who brought now.) of what other stales an doing, ns well as presidents of other plate federations. Tii,. addresses wove a splendid Virginian To Die For Recent Brutal Crime Mississippi Flows Dr. Weliington K o o Quils Peking Cabinet •VIEN NA . Apr. 7—(INS> fieial announcement was inn Bucharest today that King dinaml of Boiimania is nine! ter. said n dispatch from the ntanian cppltol today. Tiie dispatch pointed out, ever, that no one outside thi are ga\c» knows the actual of the monarch. Ferdinand is said to he » nieinherR of the royal fnmdy hours each day. especially < ing the visits of little Mirline „f Carol, form er Roum crown prince. Tho striken monarch can on|y linuid food nnd very lit that. Roumanln is quiet l»ol _x= PKK1NG. April 7- < I N S ) - A n othcr Japanese ban been wounded liv a Chinese moh at Hankow, it. wna reported today by Amerirnn Consul l.ockhnrt. A fter being shot (INS)—President Coolidge In tho head the Japanese was res­ today selected llunry L. Stinicued and taken nboant the United Ron, secretary of war in tint States gunhont Pigeon. General lawlessness nt UnnKow Roosevelt cabinet, to make n is growing. All Americans rem ain­ personal survey of conditions ing there are urged to lenve. An American ship lias been chartered in Nicaragua. Stimson'a appointm ent wa: for the o vacant Ion of 100 German residents. , , , . . suggested by Secretary of The Jnpnnese, evidently, intend State Kellogg. Tho announce to defend their concession nt Han­ ment wan made a fte r Kellogg nnd kow with th eir wnrcrnft—two crui­ Stimson had conferred with the sers, four destroyers and n gun- President « t tlie W hite IIour<\ The Idea back of Stimso«. miislon is to preaent to the arnmn government certain vidw ao. e adm inistration which can not he hnndlod through eorrespr ndenre and to obtain first hand inform a­ tion of N icaraguan affairs for the president and sccratary of stat?, Stimson also is egpoctod to a t ­ tem pt to bring peace to the w ar­ ring fuctions In Nicaragua. Stimson’a appointm ent whs a n ­ nounced by Secretary Kellogg in the following statem ent; "Tho honorable Henry L. Stimson, of N ew York, form er secre­ tary of war, has consented to mhko n trip to N icaragua a» a representative of tho president, nt the suggestion of tho sccrctm*)' of slate, In ordor to take to our min­ ister, Mr. Elxsrhardt, and U Ad nilrnl Iatlm e r, certain v.ewa of tho adm inistration which can nol ctnvoniently bo takon up cy cor­ respondence, anil In order to g»*i Information from thrpa oh to.¥t>? entire situation in th a t country I'm lirlng hack for lie uso of this gov. A note was liandod to tho fur- em inent, which they can riot ver; cipn office by tho Soviet tniniitcr well giyo us thrtugh conesponcharging the Chines© government dence, with violation of the Soviet’s ex­ "This suggestion has been o**c tra territoriality right*. It com­ sonted to both Mr. Eharhhrdt v>J plains that, a t the time the noto Admiral Latimer, who concur >r was despatched, Soviet officials it as an effort th at m ight he b • . ware util! unable to enter their ful in Hocuring ir.iormatton o“ homes because they were still oc­ which tills government can mot . cupied by tho Chinese polico. intelligently base its futurv ac­ Marshal Chong Tso-Lln, com­ tion. mander of tlie northern arm y, who was responsible for the embassy raid, has sent n circular telegram to Ids commander saying: “Troops nnd pollro arrested Lit a Chno, a notorious communist lend­ FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, Y e r nnd 25 others of the same fac­ pril 7— (IN S )— Louis F.. Boer. tion In the legation q uarter today (W ednesday), thins and ammuni­ 44, tho father of four children* wal tion were seized ulong With much tin ler sentence to die in the alec trie chntr following his spesdy con nronagundit m aterial. viction of cue of the most rtsvolt Ing crimes in the aunala of nortlieri "I married him in .Toledo In De­ cember, 1917, when no was known a* Howard Noble," testified Mrs. Hurry 1Jingo when “Je rry T nrbtt,’ timi iininosiu victim was dcnouuc. ed «t Washington as a faker. Mrs. La age is pictured above as she appeared at a congressional com­ mittee .hearing. Congressman Johnson of South Dakota called (lie “sliding ghost’* a fraud as the Tarbot's claims that he was shclttlimnx tf an Investigation into shocked during the wnr ami had San fold grade school teacher. >? said in he lying at tim ptuil <u deatli in a Jacksonville liospUnl. Riifterilig wilii a Inokca lie-'I’- ' ,'1 other injuries received in «JJ au­ tomobile uccident, 'Hi* accident in whlen she was injured, oerurred wliile slic* wai n «»_ *p„ ...Roan arm Rnymon.i enrnute from Jacksonville to waycross, Go. She was first taken to Milligan were both found »"' n hospital in Wnycross nnd later guilty on charges of illegal »>«»'* leuioveil to Jacksonville. sersiou of liquor by a Jury m C’ountv Court Wednesdy noon a fte r the trial of their enses had taken uii the greater P«'ri*“n .if the calendar for the d a i. O tlitt cases were continued for the term. LONDON. Apr. 7— (IN S )—Dr. Mrs. f'arl Sapp, convicted of assault uiul Imttery, was oidcrc.i aw prime m inister nnd minister of Wellington Koo today resigned to pay n fine of $2» and Mi*-s Corinne Snup and Mrs. (ii; <» foix-ign affairs of tho Peking g“' Sapp both plead guilty to a sim­ ornnient, according to n telegram ilar count and were fined $1 and costs by Judge J. G- Sharon. The criminal docket will proba­ bly be exhausted by Saturday and the court will then proceed with the civil docket, which wtl proha hlv occupy a greater portion tf next week. _____ Audience Present For Senior UassPIay At Seminole High School \ y a r J n R o O S e v e lt’li Rumor Says President Ilad Engagement Cancelled On Learning Carroll Mission CHICAGO, Apr. 7— (IN S) Tile southw estern fringe of Chi­ cago was being combed today f<> two hdndit.H'j-who lust night held tin the Lincoln Limited, crack Chicago and Alton passenger train and escaped with loot v a ri­ ously estim ated at between $2,500 and $20,000. Only the baggage car was entered. None of the passen­ gers n or' the engine crew was aware of tie* robbery. "ie bandits boarded the train as it i>vcd out of Joiict last night. i>, .wore nn arm y overcoat. They dinned black net masks, drew re­ volve r« ami pushed their way into the baggage ear. Th ere they encountered Gone riugtor Jam es Connery and, A. A. (iutthnff, express messenger. Connerj» was • Iwind ,v&J gauged .'inJ rolled in a corner. II fore Cot- rince Winner Ol* Steeplechase Event I ll I AFT® OUTBREAK “,‘lV.!v' Jim I’ranees Robinson, field • c,.rotary or tl.e National Haplwl Convention, Rev. Page M. Beverly, ,,f tin' National Publicity depart ment nnd Rev. J. A. Hopkins were attending the tension?. ■•“mu i-|t. <>-dr;,,nH. u .,. Prominent Local L ,/\ V V L L o O l^ L O O Appointment Broken i At The White House cal Legislators Receive State Posts waring iS.RJIGHTONISStim son Named By ENDORSED FOR President C oolidge CHAMBER HEAD To Nicaraguan Pos t Loot Estimated Al Del ween Many Subscriptions For Ad­ $2,500 and §20.000 Is vertising; Fund Have Reen Taken Front Hagga^o Cur: Received; Herald To Carry Special Joint Advertising: Three Of Crew Are Round WASH1NGTHN, April / —(INK) The Cuban Amlmssador today offlchilly informed I’m tiiin-ter Gen­ eral New that the U nit:d Slut' * Cuban Parcel Post (.’nnv.ntlon, ehodulcd to lie uhrogatr.d -im* W. 11*27, hn« bcc- extended until Mar th 1. 1028. , This action was taken, the Am­ bassador explained, to enable the United Stnt < to take fu rth e r steps in having enacted a law per­ m itting tlie Importation, by parcel post, of cigars and cigarettes into tliiH country In quantities of 1c* than .’1,000. num ber Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations Negro Killer To Pay For Crime Tonigh * Shrine Club Meet To Be Held Tonight Landscape Expert And Highlanders To Be Chautauqua Features Friday A lecture by E. A. Marshall, on “ Better Homes out of Doors and a concert by Uuthven McDonald and his Highlanders will feature the afternoon performance on the Ri’dputh Chautauqua program Thursday, while the evening per­ formance will find the Highland­ ers occupying the spotlight alone. Mr. Marshull. a noted landscape gardner, is a nationally known landscniie a rtist and hus devoted his entire life to his chosen work. The suggestions he offers in his lecture for beautifying home gurdens can easily bo adopted by I most home owners of any communltv. it is said. • The Higlilunricrn nre Well known singers und entertainers, presenting u program of rare Scotch hulnds, as well ns a nur.iia*r of iHipulnr o;H-ratic iiiiin)>or*. I T oblcht a conrcrt by tho Adrilatlc J| unihuripu Band und an im- Virginia. Doerslg was found guilty of hav­ ing entered the iionio oi Gcon JUdgewny, u form er, and bcatln; to death two small girls, Lsnotta 9. nnd Kathleen, fi. attacking Mr> Ridgeway, th e nuithor, who wn. nursing an Infant, atid taking th family invlngs of |8fl. He was jr* ____ , tried rester, I I * nnd convicted within .10 days ufter the crime. The condemned man contends ' lie was drunk nnd did not remember w hat ocurred. II© denied tho mui d e n , but admitted he had been e* the Ridgeway home. The avidenre ugidnst him was overwhelming. by John B. personation revi Rattu are to feul The bund is one iuue musical or touring the Uni their program s It cn nonulur. Its members arc all nntlvoR of Jugoslavia and a fte r earning a good reputation ut home, they were persuaded to enter foreign concert fields. Mr. Itatto is one of the country s most famous Impersonators nnd his program is full of (ifo and ac­ tion with no dull comments. Power of history am! of todny, are given ful Impersonations of noted men, by him. . , The Chautauqua opened this ©rtriyioon with introductory exerfololwed by n c<»niTrl by ih<* Tiinburictt bmuh which wo I so.a rU ei followed by a concert by thv audience. An im portant meeting of the Sanford Shrine Club is to bo laid tonight nt 7:30 o'clock In Room hill F irst National flank Building, according to u call sent out tills morning by E. F. la n e , president of the organizutoin. Several m atters of importune© uro to l»e discussed ut the meeting nnd Mr. Lane hnH urged th at ivory Noble In the club arrange to tic present. MONTGOMERY, Ala.. April 7(IN B)—Horace Devnughan, negr 'petting party killer* is to die l the electric chair sometime aft* m idnight tonight for the murder of A. B. Moore, Southern Rattwrv official ami Mrs. J . a Thornton his companion, on a m oon'it autu ride near Birm ingham January 19, DcVaughn's execution will b* ti i first since tlie electric chair wr? legalized to take the place f - hang­ ings. * t Veterans Pay Tribute To Departed Buddies TAMPA. FIs., April 7—INS) — The Confederate veterans, gathered here in there thirty-Rcvcnlh annual reunion, today to pay tribute hi memorial servicer, to those of them who ‘went w est’ during the Civil W ur aud since. / This afternoon the confederates will elect officers for the ensuing year and Delect u city Vor next year's reunion, with Little Rock, Ark., and Lexington, Ky., favored. \ Ciunty and ho Is continually Impro­ ving his strain to make it, commer­ cially. oho of the best In th e south, those now engaged In the product* according to Mr. BM>out. iou f eggs aud poultry. u jl �V *X , I V . THE SANFOttD HERALD, H)AY APRIL t>. 1027 .. CASE u Henry Ford WillAcquire Not for Brides i'iSSnNGM, 1 OPEN ON APRIL 18 Old Homestead Place O f TO BE DISCUSSED I l e t t e r 1 N LONG ISLAND Everett Near Bunker / / i / / B Y CLUB OWNERS 1928 nnd allow the fnrnicr-lnbct* banner to be carried by stronger !hands. Then there Is Senator Sliipste.nl There is some discussion ns to | whether he will be a candidate nnad 'if so, whose. There has boon gos­ sip in Minnesntu that the state law might la* changed to allow him to run os a Kcpulllicnn, which no doubt is applesauce. Anderson, too hex heard this gossip, hut insist, that Hhlpstead is still well thoqght of by the farm er-labor p arty ’s rank und file. BY RODNEY DUTCR6R WASHINGTON, April 0—(IN S) j - The fnrm er lnlior party of Mill­ , r.esota. which has sent Mugnu.i IJohnson nnd Henrik Shlpsteml to i the Senate, may not* he in such jsore straights us alleged in v ari­ ous reports which have recently .leached this city. William A. Anderson, the emi­ n e n t St. Paul lawyer who server 1 * Horn* by St4 - *ftvm Jacbwnnlle! | as state chairman of the party, i probably would Is* tlie last matt to GOING N O R T H ? admit such a slate of affnirs and 7^ m l / m i M B a l t i m o r e - •ja.ee | he doesn’t. He denies it. MBpiim/i. P h i l a d e l p h i a - * 14 . }■ He predicts that this party, which j W i r W i n . B o ston • ( 4 1 ,(1 'is now the smallest minority in MerchantiUMIncraTrani.CO. the Senate will elect not only a f - l M I t . Bar Si. /*/*,«, j J , ( kMa«UI* farm er-labor senator in the 1928 elections, but a fnrm er-lnbor gover­ n o r as well, if only under the Snspirution of the Republican ad­ m inistration’s failure to supply farm relief legislation. Anderson has no prediction to j .. make ns to who will be the furmvrIqtior candidates. Or even any sag I gextion. This may be significance.! Magnus Johnson, who made such a splash during his brief term lien*, has now been beaten in subsequent I campaigns for the Senate of the l governorship. Magnus, it would seem, is likely to bow gracefully in One Of Most Sensational And BOSTON, April (\ (IN'S)—Alio! Webster on the day thnt the I*e«RUe H c n d s A rc L ik e ly T o . Mrutnl Murder Cjlscs In The Inrjre seventeen-roam on Bunker * ** _ r , , , rambling , .......... ..I first monument....... Hill P n 8 8 Ruling Forbidding I History Of N c w York Mill Colonial house, once the C harles-. wn« dedicated. Players From O wning S to c k ! Almost every personam* of Un­ Claim A ttention O f Nation *on home of Kdwanl Everett, »rIn Any O f T he Hall Clubs itor, diplomat, governor and colttorxl fame thut visited Iioston in L *?*.••I v t* ~ 'egc president will lie the late.<t j the days when Everett was the NEW YORK. April r> -(IN R )_ inquisition by Henry Ford, in hist Hub's lending citizen spent nt By Davis J. Walsh The btginnltlfr of the *Hul of Mr* dan to restore many of New F n -i least u few hours there, as Ids NEW YORK. ApriSO.—(IN S )— Rulli Drown Snyder and Henry flnnd's famous hostelery’s to th e rcurst. It Was while living in the Rogers Hornxhv is being affronted Jmlil Gray, for the nlrged mur<l , 'uture benefit of the publie. house thnt Everett was elected to by the*New York Giants with a «.f Albert Snyder, Hie defendcnt'> Negotiations for the purchase sf Congress, Jailer lie wax governor salary of $.'10,000 u year, not Jh» husband. has been postponed from h,. property by Ford have been of this stnte and still Inter presi­ $40,000 Ihut the fourth estate con­ next Monday until April 18 by S» tiwcr way for some time and bc- dent of Harvard College. ceded hfni with magnificant aban­ pieme Court Justice Townsend ‘i.re many month* it is rx|H*rtrd '1 lie interior of Hie building wns don, it was learned today from* a Srndder. hat the house will he estaldished fully restored to its origional con­ National league man who intim a­ A disinclination to start the mur- i* a historical shrine. dition a few .wars ago when the ted that thi* fait would lie used dehr trlau during Holy Week wni The Everett homestead, situated then owners spent almost $25,00(1 ugninxt Hornsby if he Staggered riven as "hi* reason for the post tot too far from the famous for such work. into court under the weight of *hla J5%rs:cnt by J u ;tk e fku.td. 1. hunger Hill monument, bun b.*It in gt-iiriiiily tliclcrnloud by riuunriai cures. It hun breii Horns­ I t opens next April !H in I^nr orv that fairlv reck* with talcs those involved in the sale of the by’s contention those many weeks Island City, and is replete with th< f events and |Harsonages import,- property to Mr. Ford thnt the lat­ that lie didn't nsk to Ito traded to elements thnt muk'o a grant nawi mt in tho ilevelopement of the na- ter intends to establish the house tho Ginnts and thnt, therefore, the rtory—the bored young wife, tin ion. It wns the house in which us shrine to he visited by the thou­ National league is responsible for lirosaie middle-aged husband, suit Overctt and his bride entertained sands who yearly come to Hunker the fact that he liapiiens to he a he Mnr.|uixc Lafayette and Dan- Hill. iirlian town coektail pnr||ps, th New York player nnd a St. Isitiis • — NBA. Kansas City Bureau •man in the ease,’ illicit love, dr stockholder nt one mid the same Senator Fletcher Johnson, of'Bris­ ceptinn. plottlnr. murder and pow time. tow. Okla., asked the Oklahoma the Impending threat of the elec Tlie league, my informant in­ legislature to make It Illegal for trie chair for the defetidenU. The* timates, will counter with the claim say biscuit to weigh less than one nr,. Mrs. Ruth Snyder and her par thnt Hornsby must have wanted to oenro or measure less than six amour, Henry Judd Gray, accuse.* come to the Giants or else he would laches In circumference. .But liu of hcatimr the woman's husband not have ncccptcd a $211,000 con­ l ad a second thought and asked Albert Snyder, an nrt editor, ti tract here while refusing $50,000 that brides' biscuits be exempted. * ♦ ♦»H 4 -H 4 4 death with an iron window welch' n SL Louis. The reason this mnn In the dead of the night. • OPEN NOSTRILS! END ixxigns as making the transfer deSteps were briny taken today bj tirnhle from Hornsby's standpoint A COLD OR CATARRH the authorities to draw blue ribbo *s the nft-repcated story to wit, panel from which might he select TALLAHASSEE, Fin., April 0— (Lute, the survey wns never con- that Hornsby and the Cardinals had cd ‘n burning Jury’—a jury of hlgi • How To Get Relief When Head IN S)—Stnte superintendent of I ducted nnd the $10,000 was re- reached a parting of the ways by ftuelllgenco free from sentimental ; nnd Nose arc Stuffed Up. lublic instruction W. H. Cnwthon turned to the treasury. mutual consent. Ity nnd with no scrapples again* vill nsk the FloriJn stnte l.cgi*ln'Hornsby was p rfc c tly satisfied Dr. Cawthon declared that n capital punishmont nnd the elec ure, when It convene* here Tues- survey similinr to that contemplat­ to go to the Giants nnd he proved Count fifty! Your cold in head trie chair for tho woman ns well a nV, to authorise the appointment ed by the state department of 't by signing for $20,000 less thnn NOGALES, Arix. Apr. 5— (INS) or catarrh disappears. Your clog­ the mnn. f an education survey commis- public, instruction has already been Hrendon offered him’, my inform ­ The trial promises to he ono o Ion of five persons to make u conducted by the Tnmpa public ant declared, 'lie knew when he Ai cording to reports reaching this ged nostrils will open, the a ir pas­ sages of your head will clear and tlie most absorbing In recent years urvey of public instruction a n d ; schools nnd that the Jacksonville signed the Giant contract (hat he city from -she south work on the .von can breathe freely. No more ranking from n new* stanilpoln he educational system of the schools were having one at the I hud to get rid of his St. Louis harbor improvements a t Mazatlun snuffling, hawking, mucous dis­ Sinlaou, Mexico, recently stoppe.l tate, he announced. not far below such famous cases u present time. dock before h • could piny in New on account of lack of funds, will ha charge. dryness or headache; no 9 Me: F butifui H arry K. Thaw's killing of Stan The commission, which Dr. Cnw"Such a survey would he in- York. Any man knows thnt; there­ struggling for breath a t night. ford White, The Hu II-Mill* mm hon thinks would conduct the sur- vuluuhlc for tile future delermi- fore why did lie set his price ut resumed at an early date the Mix■Lit less Itjicn ’ Get a small bottle of Ely’s ders and ti.e slaying of the Frank ey on $10,000, will, if approved nation of Florida’s educational $105 a share, a figure at which no icain government having made Gromit Halm from your druggist j; P i n t s IS i**iy in Chicago by Leopold am y the legislature, employ cx|icrls policy," Dr. Cnwthon declared me cures to do business with him. substantial appropriations for pay­ and apply a little or tin's fragrant Unu fjoeb -'Admittedly tho three out ruined in educational work to ax- “Tampa spent $10,(Kill for her At least, no one s?emx to l,e inter- ment of hack installments ami antiseptic cream in your nostrils. Qiuiu . 1 oo raising funds for continunnre of Handing murder cut.: a in the me 1st them in the survey, Cawthon survey, only *5.(!!«» I.-hh than we ♦sled at that price. b Usllont ... I ts It penetrates Hi irjgli every air labors which will create of Maznualiuut ___ J 00 . mory of the present generation, old International News Service. ask for the entire stale, au.l found 'l l seems veiy simple to me. The Hi;ii, one of the finest liarlmis on passage of tlm bead, soothing mid A network of leaned wires is be A similinr rommissioti was up. that it saved them ten times that dock lias to go. The bidders won't Hie healing tin* swollen or inflam ed' Pacific Coast. lap run itdo the basement of th roved by (lie 11)25 session of the upon its c.iinpleti.in . We huve meet tlie price set; then I lie pric* mucous membrane, giving you in­ Col. Edgar T. Htnool, prniiiincc.*. Queens county courthouse for us. tate legislature and $10,000 np- never had sttcli a thorough survey nuht meet (lie bidders'. engineer wlio Inis the Itatlior drtslg stan t relief. Head colds mid ca­ of the hundred or more reporter!.,’ ropriated for tills operation, lint of the efficiency of our education­ in my humble opinion, i l j j nK concession, tho work will sta it tarrh yield like magic, Don’t stay 'sob sisters,* and special writer s the membership was not deter al institutions and one is urgently s nBut, t as simple ns that. I he w riter ,iy Inilll,|u „ r „ ,(l|d. stuffed-up and miserable. Relief wordnjre thnt will click forth m lined by the governor until too needed.” niglit over-value his neck, s*iv a t get having been approved by pres­ is sure. these wires is expected U* npproncl k'l.K'.i, and naturally the bidders ident Colics. In volume the amount sent out o* would be dubious. Hut if they did­ The work, according to the re ­ Somerville, N. J„ Dayton. Tenn n't care to meet ntv price, they port, will lie confined to dredging White Plains, N. Y., nnd o th c •ouldn't have my neck, and no law of a channel necessary u» hand­ 'datelines' tliut appeared coinciden n baseball or civil court could force ling of large ships demanding wjlh front pace drama in recent ne to sell my property under pain heavy druft no effect to lie made months, if depriving me of a livelihood. My at this time to erect causeways, The Snyder trial hasn't tlm bl» valuation might he self-inflated, us improved breakwaters and lighter names of (ho Thaw mid LoopuM 'lOHslIdy Hornsby's i.', Imt Hint piers. I^»eb can s nnd lacks the myiler.* l i’KNSACOl.A. l-'lo., . April il would be strictly my own, my Incorporated in tlie harbor im­ that arrested the publie mlitii i> INH)—Now the automobile bat, latlve business. provement budget a large sum it <' ■ 1* * . the Hull-Mill* murders hut | }•«• per woven, a nemesis to the Vabbit, Mure Than T w o Hundred Sen i John A. Ileydler, president of Hie set aside for improvement;; ut Yasonnlities involved in it ure so typl National League, experts to issue vnin* ’roof oT (his is ftir/iieht-il no.n Sonora seaport lit 11*> rul Of average American life thn urnaliy liy great. hags of tin-...* , alurs And R ep resentatives an official call today for a special known presently hut expected to interest in the case Is certain to In itlle garden trunk deatroyn.'s On For.efftn T rips; Study league meeting to consider an 'out' enter in to (lie lists of impoitniit widespread and sustained. Then vhicb ait* lieiag brought regularly I Of Conditions Is Reason for Hie eniliarrussing situation. ports as it In* 'o-ross to the rich was Snyder, thi hardworking httn Probably some kind of a compro­ agricultural fields of tlie Ynqui rfifh the rural settlements. tf •* - hand and father, Gray, (be .yntitif mise lie offered Hornsby, a l­ River Valley. RnhMts have In many ca.es WASHINGTON, Apr. r,jt r (INS) thoughwill married salesman and Mr*. Knyjci it won't follow that sugges­ raven too elusive for tli«! common With legislative wi.Trle. laid the housewife nnd mother rip e r icn tion, receiving some circulation re*- I , GroveInnd--New sidewalks being muse dog and it is an extra go< d citig the 'urg*' of this risl'eS i age 'og that r-fcit round up many o| .’•side, Congress lun literally s ta r t­ ccnlly, to the effect Hint Hie lea - 1 laid on several streets or city ed out In nee Hi.. wUrld. . Mrs. ,S nyder, tlie focal figure it gilo itself will buy Hornsby’s stock j ____ hem in an evening. Hut the snot Mole Hum 2tM i Senator^ and the tragedy, is one of the .most re 'ght of the Car, projected Into Repieaentaliv.*!,, |t in cstimated, at the price quoted. In foot, no on * J | i f r * a | / iirm n iim m arkable women ever he'd on r he filed ntlil sht ulihory reveuls the have either t tailed «* will make can call Hie turn in advance, except I ppirder charge. She hasn't brokei retcHcy of thp secreted animal, on lids point: [ down although Gray is on the.verg* rhlch' do|M*nd np iiarkneas for trips to foreign lands or outlying A new ride will be incorporated i pm. sessions before Congress of rollapsc. Kite is now plunii'nf in Hie by-laws, either at Hits meet*- J afety when the dog is. not .around, meets again in Deeeihber. how she will dress and act nt lie 'bus exposed by Hie kpotlight uif The exodus this spring and sum ­ ing or tin* annual conclave in Dec- Georgia Lady Could Not Sleep trial, She occupies her time In In he conveniently parked ear tliu mer will set a new record, in the eniht*r, fmbidding bill players to cell culling the stvhi maguslnex Nights, But Alter Taking liarpidmotlng driver and usually opinion of veteran members. Thu own stock in any club, rival nr writing poetry ami reading hook* evrral cmnpnnlons open up a liar- Orient, and Eurnne p ro 'th o mag­ nlliorWiso . They have had one Cardui She Was “ Like a She is said to he studying th-> phll uge on tlm animals and heforu nets for most of tne traw lers, with Hornsby ease mid don’t pat'liculm'ly nsophicul works of Krhoiionkuje: Different Person." he latter ran scatter to the four many choosing to invade the can* for another. and Kant. viiuls, a dozen or so ure giving trouble zone in Cenlriil America. jaV\Hhit Is the ’Lady Macbeth' of tin heii life blood for the dare lli^v In deference to public criticism, it* licadiionrlcrx. Tin* usiml lim it­ Comer, G a.-M m . C. H. flmlth, of ruse, it is charged. Gray claims nIc ♦lectccj tu tnkf in hiding nnitinif lioweyei, Congress has virtually ing figure upon expenses of offical this place, related tho following , dominated hint, actually hypiiotUod lie sliruhhery. abolished "junketing" trips, most delegates was mint'd. iateri sting experience: him. She cliose the gay Gray It It is declared that the rabbits of them digging into their private preference to a domesticated and ire more plentiful HiIh year than resources for funds' which their "I wuh weak and nervous nnd run- I adoring huxhuiid and then plotted down. I couldn't sleep ut niglit I I ver before und u horde, or even salaries or the government will with Gray, it Is charged, her bus felt tired and not in condition to do i family of them, in a xlngh not supply. , hand’s a death. She prevailed upor dglit play havoc with a field or my work. I had Curdui recommend-1 Haw They Travel hcr husband to attend n Saturday -ahhnge. A good gun with the. aded to me, but always thought I could I A large number will travel on night party and take, plenty of 'itionul uid of a good headlight Array .passports, hut war depart­ out do niort aidaioen, but this was drinks. r spotlight of a car are piling ment officials say th at members one time I needed help. 1 was no When he came home she helped dgh the ruhhil morulity nlniont are paying their own weak I could hardly lift my hand. passage. jiut him to bed. As he lay in u somivery niglit in this und adjacent They ure grunted tho same rate When you are suffering with "I can't express how Imd I felt stupor he was beaten to death ounticx where gurdens are grown as Army officers, which Is con­ rheumatism so you can hutdly g t I know I improved after taking rtrnnglcd with picture wii • ar.-l tnd where tlie ruhliit* ure multi­ siderably less than the usual around just try Red Fepper Hub Cardui. I was like u different perchloroformed. Gay hud com? to th< tiled so enormously this season. steamship rate*. and you will have tin* quickest re­ non. I wns built up nnd was strong-Snyder house in the dead of tincr nnd better than in a long time. “ I Ik*Ilove that more than half lief known. night and he und Mrs. Snyder, it ’r Nothing bus such concentrated, of the member* will make trips n y.ou,'d daughter who had alleged, calmly discussed the doing abroad this year." said Rep. Por­ penetrating heat us red pcp|»crs. In­ tn<! flu, und idler tJiu got up shu uwuy of Snyder over u liottlj of ter (It) of l ’cnn*ylvuniu chair­ stunt relief. Just us soon ns you up- ! would once in n whilo have uucli ne* whiskey. man of (he house committee on ply Red Fepper Ruh you feel tlie! V*«» cramping spells, just Buffer t e r foreign uffnirs. tingling heat. In three minutes it ribly, J knew there was a weakness If I had nty way, every Con­ warms the sore spot through und und. hoping Cardui would reach this gressman would Ik* required to through. Frees the blood circulation trouble, I hud her take it, and Hie firat bottle hcljted her so much slio vt* a « . ii n |,Pt n,l « part of his time travelling breaks up the congestion—nnd tho was KEY WEST. able to leavn it off nnd does not old iheuntntism torture is gone. n pro- "with , r r 'the l world fantlliaHxo himself have this trouble now.” . 'Ignr maker* o fr FinViilawh I lot Ida Who nroblems which he Rowles Red Pepper Rub, made 1 ' ”,"____ world problems which he OKtcd tlie imuv_ ln ihi' ______ Canlui Ims been in uso for more ...........* n *'m *ul,l L'-n* must face during ses*ion». front red peppers, costs little at 'tlian W) years. "International relutiun*iiip* are any drug store. Get a ja r at once. Purely vegetable, mild, harmless. MEMPHIS, Term,. Apr. (J— Man­ Use it for lumbago, neuritis, back­ At oil drug stores. NC-lin ager liny Srhnlk and his White ache, stiff neck, sore muscles, colds ............. In chest. Almost instant relief utv>v cohorts wore here today for 'Latement made here by W. Irvtwo guiiies against the Memphis Travelling abroad, even on a wuits you, He sure tn gel tin* gen­ ng Glover, assistant United government Jlhirks of Hie Southern Associa­ expense uccount, is uine witli the name Rowles on each Rates Fostmuster-General, that ex|a*nse hiisines*, tion, tuonu package. uhu will break her parcel- Congressman, whoaccording ha* mud,, of•ost convention with tlie United filial trips to Europe. tate* mid will give thi* country KANSAS CITY, Mo., Arm. rt-A Travel 1-lxpt-useH High final test for Hie big opening show mill March I, 1928, j„ which to "I was allowed travelling rost •omo to terms, faced the Gub* here today ns they (!) n day expenses to Geneva," prepared t<* plav >hu opening , I«atighnhle a* It may seem for nnd gam e of a five game series with uha to issue a minor commercial he said. "Thi* alone was insuffi­ cient to pay my hotel hills at tho the Kansu* Gity lllues. t h a t o n ly y o u r m ir r o r re v e a ls ! t I thought part of an official party Brauty’a enemy;—those lines of fatigue and xution of Fiurblu cigurnmkera will ATLANTA, Go., Anr. t my duty to do a little entertain­ suffering which mar a pretty face tmfy oitru I k> necessary in view of the potenBrooklyn Itohin* are here fur n liul pulilicily value of such u stu f­ ing. One party'cost tile $220.” be caused by tired, aching feet. two game series with Atlanta. fed ,-luli livid over Congress. Congress recently took cogni­ Today whea women uxc more m tive than Finch hitter Few stier's homer with fra ever in ail uffairajoutcoin/urt is movt ev.ruMr. Glowers conference witli sance of Hie high cost of living in mu* oil featured lirooklyn'* 7 to A ( uhnii Geneva, where Hie hotel business tla), to Uu-ir well being, How neceksary, |m,tul authorities in ||u ' vlrti/ry over Hlrmliigliuiu yester ii■>ni il,., iten. — * Hu n. should be the propJr care of the vuna is regarded an a hint. If not has boomed since Hie League of day. It wux the Robin’* elgbll Nations named Hie Swiss city a-, Yet it is so ea„y to enjoy restful feet, la Has evidence, Hmt Hie re is fresh m an­ ► •m ight triumph. morning Jodie A ll.u'. Koot-L**. in >™ euvering to have the rather lutdioes und go about your daily tusk, in rntivi favor nlluwud Cuba. CHATTANOOGA, Term., Apr comfort without the annoyance ot bore or Culm unniumred site would nb- Vinol Makes Weak per spuing feet. The Yankee* und ('urdinuh ruvute tlie imrcelpost convention inert here tnduy In the aeveiitl negotiated between the two rouitThis Antiseptic, Healing Fowdrr. takes tha Child Strong emiio of their *pring (‘eric*. Ituin Irii'k in 1925 wiien the lust Confiation Bum tile bhoes, and relieves u u . wiuiu d out yesterduy'* contest at vrc-aa fulled to get the measure cpira Iion, aorf. toed and aching leet. 'trial * "My hoy wuh so nervous and Knoxville. Hiiough. IniiMiiuch us much oth­ Weak. I gave him Vinol and now Allen’s Foot-Lasc. er legislation, some of it iff high lie is in good health.”—Mrs. F. AUGUSTA, Gx., A|ir. 0 —Stan ranking Importance, wuh killed Sommers. Ir they cannot take rod Sold at alt drug and toilet counters Mr*. over oil, give children Vinol. The Govrleshle, selected to liitcll till off by tlie lilt* filibusters, p inning gam,, for (he National* Glover had saute giMMl talking very FIRST week, they’ll begin instead u t. Hie in juris! Walter (adius for winning (hu "concea- to fi-el stronger, eat and sleep bet­ Joiiinuin. has gone tu the hospital jdoii of fi y$*ar'h ktlcv. A simple, strengthening iron list himself und Ducky Harris ■! 5Jl"Vt'r expressed Hie be­ ter cin T liver compound in use prolmtdy will linve to select unotli- lief in interview* here Hint a t the nnd for over 25 years for nervous, run­ next session of Congress u |»»oi*r huiJri. An old leg injury iibothering lha, big Foie. The pooal allowing Hie mailing of Cu­ down men ami women and sid.lv Giaiita and Nala return* their ban cigars and cigarette* through children. Contain* no oil—plensmit to takv. I.ancy’s Drag Store. Hi# mails will becugi* law, #prlufc terlst today. L tn o m r St M t h u T obacco C o . 7L . Cawthon Will Ask Solons To Authorize Nam ifig Of Educational Survey Body Automobile Proves fa Be Nemesis For The Wild Rabbits 1 DELAND—Flvrida d vice Company to cn u Jj here nf tho «*o*t of r,n<J WINTER PARK- Adi he built to I Intel WinteS ( ’rin’nn Avenue. B e a u ty l4 If the face powd, i lines not stay on I suit you—d<H-.. noi , shim* away indefinal make yut)r *kin t „ poach try this new . cial French Pmee (all d* M ELl.Q-cj the name MKl.I.O < nothing like it. ga',, s Work On Harbor At Mazatalan, Mexico ToBeResumedSoon CONGRESSMEN IN EXODUS TO SEE SIGHTS OF WORLD Some receptio It’s clear WEAK, NERVOUS enough w hat smokers w an t—natural purity, natural sweetness; in short, n a t u r a l TOBACCO TASTE! ENDRHEUMATISM WITHREDPEPPER R News From The Training Camps Cuba Planning To Break Parcel Post Pact With America fs s t* ss&sraar ir s fV A S ta rtlin g T r u th .,- SSoff M ‘.visa, ; r^s A J atural tobacco tasth means the pure taste o f the tobaccos themselves . . , with all their own natural spiciness and mellow* ness brought to full natural perfection. -* a sk k 2, “ FO R ^ AlIEN'S F 0 0 T EASE fo r ■PANC INC.t ENNIS^OLF rrr am i yet, t/tey’rc M IL D i . ■. ^ �THE SANFOHIJ HERALD, THURSDAY, APIUI r.\GF. TW O Palm Beach Yacht Club Opposes Any Inlet Development Attempt To Delay Govcrur Dan Moody Planning House Cleaning F o r Prison Famed For Cruelty; Several Have Tried The Same Task WKST PALM DKACH, Fin. April 7 Members of the Palm Beach Yacht Club have (thrown their yachting caps in to the ring, challenging those wlm wish to de­ lay inlet development here. The U»ke Worth Inlet commis­ sion will probably nr.It the state legislature for an enabling net perm itting the people to vote for inlet financing bonds up to the amount of $f>,000,0011 if additional funds are necessary for completing the harbor here. Recently the Taxpayers* League opposed the project and naked the commissioners not to attem pt to secure nr. enabling act, I/. I). Si­ mon, attorney for the eonimlasioa, than announced that thg. m atter would Ire dropped until local sen­ tim ent chnnged. This brought immediate and strenuous action from tiro Palm AUSTIN, Texas, April 7—(INS) The "most dreaded prison in Amthe Texas penitentiary is erica,' undergoing n complete housecleaning. No --- penal r - institution in in America, it is said, had the reputation for cruelty and mis­ treatm ent of prisoners th a t t*10 state prison a t Huntsville, Texas, had. The administration of Governor I)nn Moody seems sincerely in earnest in its efforts to write a r.rtr chapter in the history of crime While the punishment in Texas. ....................hns not hud such nri Institution past unsavory re|putation in the few years that it enjoyed1 many there ..1.......still Is much to ho years ago, ll— done in a corrective way. ** cruel Guards known for their nn inhumane treatm ent of convicts already hnve been dismissed by the new prison board, going on quiet­ ly but but none the less effectively, 7— (IN S)—Medical nnd surgical since last January. subjects, too many to enumerate Other Governors Tried Several governors of Texas have nnd too technical for the layman tried, some with a small degree of to understand, occupy the attention success, to refonn the institution of Florida ’medicine men,' today, during their tenure of office. Now while members of the women’s aux­ the "boy governor”, who is just iliary of the medical association33 years of age, is going to sec ure enjoying motorcades and swim­ what can he done, nnd those fam ­ ming parties. One of the most interesting iliar with the situation predict that round discussions of the con­ I)an Moody, as almost everyone in ventiontable is on ‘tho relief of pain,’ Tcxns culls him, will succeed. opened this morning by Dr. Ralph There are many tales told of the Green of Jacksonville, nnd contin­ barbarous treatm ent accorded con­ ued by Drs. J. Q. Foltnnr, chief victs in the old days of the Texas surgeon, Florida State Hospital penitentiary . Back In lOOfl, n nnd If. Mason Smith, stale presi­ youth who had ju st been pardoned dent of the association, of Tampa. from the institution struggled into The three day session of nil the city room of n Son Antonio brunches will end today with the dally newspaper nnd told n most election of officers In the medical revolting story of conditions then association. Dr. J. S. Tuborville of clulmcd to huve seen a prisoner Century, Florida, has been elected vuried alive—merely because the president of the surgeons associa­ physician said the nmn could not tion with Dr. C. W. Shackelford of live until nightfall. West Pnlm Beach vice-president. This was merely one of the ghastly stories the form er convict told, and it so shocked the newspapermen that an investiga­ tion followed nnd tho paper nindo war on the system. Conditions be­ TALLAHASSEE, Flu., April 7— gan to Improve, hut it wns only a (IN S )—Resolutions were introduc­ tem porary respite for storlcu soon ed in each house of the state leg­ began to d rift beyond tho walls islature today for the creation of a nnd "farm " limits telling of u re- committee on building and loans. turn to tho old "hurd-boiled" way The senate houso ruled today of doing things. th at a triplicate of all hills should he provided to the press tables. In thu past hills were in duplicate, Speaker of the House, Fred II. Building And Loans CommitteeSuggestcd Cleaner PlayN Fur Broadway Forecast meeting declared th a t an ennhllng n d would not make a bond issua necessary but would la rniit the commission to call for one if the need |s>ronie apparent. Memlieis of the yacht d u b have stated they will prepare resolu­ tions urging Senator Alfred 11. W'ngg to land the enabling act hU support. They said that many everyday necessities have been r e ­ duced r.O percent in price by the nr rival of ocean freight here and also that many large yachts com­ ing for the w inter now could not formerly enter Lake Worth, ami that general prosperity here would lie retorted by delayed harbor de­ velopment, * Efforts have been made to get Federal aid for the harbor here but several members of the Investigat­ ing committee from Washington Davis today appointed the gover­ nor’s messngc nnd a d m in istra tis reports committee. Fred Volz of Duval county was named chairman; A. O. Knnner of Martin county, vicc-chnirmnn, nnd representatives King, W ester, Dillon, Conley, C. Andrews, Car nnd .1. Booth, other members. Radio Band Width Action Is Not Taken WASHINGTON, D. C., April 7. —No immediate widening of the redio frequency band of 200 to Mf> meters will he authorized for broad­ casting purposes, the federal radio commission announced today. The board, however, proved that experimental licenses for using the IJ>0-200 m eter wave bund will ho issued on application. The commis­ sion contemplates extensive broad­ casting of photographs nnd moving pictures and will reserve a number of frequencies in this hand for that purpose. Bids On (i Cruisers Are Opened By Wilbur WASHINGTON. April 7 -< IN S ) Bids for the construction of six fast scout cruisers were opened to­ day by Secretary of the Navy Wil­ bur. Only three firms competed on the main proposals. Tim Newport News .Shipbuilding & Drydoek Co., offered to build two cruisers, excepting machinery, for $10.'I80,000 each. The Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation submit­ ted a Idd of $I0,r*i(J.00n on the same basis, while the American Brownlloverl Corporation offerer! to build two for $10,708,000 each. QUICK DIVORCES' Palace Of Princess Beatrice Will DRAW MISMATES 1 M ‘ ■ TO SONORA STATE IS, Isles of Wight, April r7. A royal putnee i:. to b« ulii a hotel. dace is known us Osborne Prominent Americans Hush Cowes, and it wns formAcross Horder T o Secure erly the residence of Princess Hen* Quick Freedom; Decrees Itrlu , mother of the Queen of Spain t was given to her on her m arri­ Sustained By II. S. Court 'iage by her mother, Queen Victoria. The Queen of .Spain nod her broth­ NOGALES, Ariz. Apr. 7—(IN S) ers sm-nt nearly all their childhood —With divorce laws of the sta te here, and all the members of lim of Sonora, Mexico, upheld by sev­ Drill It royal family were frequent eral high courts of the United S ta­ visitors. In the Park over -VI tes nnd the ,legality of decrees trees have been planted by royalty sustained in recent actions contest­ — the first by Queen Victoria iin ing their validity, the American freedom seeker is flocking to this horder point in ever increasing numbers. The divorce mill of Nogales, Somnrn, is steadily grinding nwny on its grist of matrimonial misadven­ tures. Unlike the mills of the gods it grinds fast. There are some in­ stances where, all papers, previous­ WEST PALM BEACH. Fla.. April ly prepnred nnd preliminary steps 7— (IN S )—Taxpayers from Jack­ taken have resulted in freedom sonville to Miami will he asked to fully secured eight days from the unite with the W est Palm Beach C .i,nt first appearance of the Taxpayers’ League in opposing n ,. ,rd 'ff was made in the court proposed million dollar bond issue room of the ‘Jnez de Primera In­ railed for by the east const canal. stancin'. Names Are Guarded These instances are cited by court attaches with pride for they have in two instances sustained Imrrago of American courts ami shed the stream of legal verbiage without strniniug or showing loop, holes of valid doubt Nogales, Sonorn . _ _ had over two hundred divorce cases the past year. Of these forty-nine were for prominent Eastern people. In­ asmuch ns one of the prime factors in tho Sonora divorce qiu-stlon is its lack of publicity the names of M ust 0 Continue to Suffer these parties were not given out by tho Unbearable Itching? court officials. It wns only possible Aro you ona of those unforluto get bnre details. Sonora guards hates who are going through IIte its applicants for divorce with the suffering with a skin disease, mak­ utmost secrecy. According to Mex­ ing you uncomfortable, making you ican court officials the m ajority of less efficient, Interfering with your tho cases were sent here by Senor working hours, ruining your sleep! A rturo del Toro, father of the You may have tried many things amended Sonora divorce laws who maintains international divorce, headquarters in New York. IOpposition Develops To Purchase Of Canal By East Coast District Seven Are Executed For VVulkins* Murder New white installed in city by Flo­ Campuny. Am>>itr.Rndor Sheffield City reported to the X!nt<| ment today. WASHINGTON. April 7—(IN S) Seven men were execute 1R71, and Others by the Into T ‘>r- _Itinalondors of the linmlit* who kidnapping, Indllnllnjr Mnrit c>an, Kinprcss nf llrar.il, the lu>* kid)inpp,',l anil hilled K. M. Wil­ xudu and Anuclei e FlnrM Kinn Edward, Kinic (leorRe, and kins, American ritlxen, were uccUh* letjed ringleader*. the late T sar nf Riwala, Major D. M. Fitairn.urife, :t rail! In of the Karl r.f Orkney I* the purchaser and iio will convert the place into what is known « h an **ui istocratic hotel." The name UNDER AUSPICES OF “Osborne Cottage" will be retained, nod ro will the names of the suits PIPE DUGAN CLUB and bed room a. Visitors will thereChildren’s Easier Baskets and Easter E rrs a > engage the “ P rin­ fore be able to cess Royal Suite," tile "Prince AT Maurice bedchamber" or any otbe*1 THE PA ItlSIENN E GIFT SHOP, royal vnriety they pleaso. SATURDAY 10 A. M. to 10 I*. M. Decision to this effect was reach­ ed in a special meeting Inst night nftcr several weeks’ investigation. The canal term inated a t T itus­ ville until development In 1880 brought the terminal to Miami un­ der th« purchase term s that year the Florida Coast Line Canal and Transportation Company agreed they would keep the canal open from St. Augustine to Biseayne Hay. Otherwise the hill provided reversion to the state. Mothers Agree that bread is the greatest healthbuilding food for Growing Children IS THERE NO v RELIEF FROM SKIN TORTURE? ST AUGUSTINE way system to he downtown district of rida Power nnd Light fd nf 'rtlrcctlnir thn Vilfi ItUcnmtional diffl create tho ilchlng was unbearable. During that time, I used all kinds of salves wllhoul receiving any real benefit. Afler taking six bottles or 8.S.S., I was cured of this dreadful disease. I recommend 8.8.8. to anyone sufTerJng from ccicma, because I can­ not praise It enough for what It has dono for mo." Cleophas Forte, Sol­ diers and Sailors Home, Quincy, 111. 8.S.S. Is purely vegetable. It is extracted from the fresh roots of medicinal plants and herbs and Rives to Nature what she needs In building you up so that your sys­ tem throws off the cause. S.8.8. is sold a t all goon drug stores In two sties. The larger size is more economical. — they n e e d t h e g o o d h e a lth a n d body- building n u tritio n th a t bread gives. T he b elter the bread the healthier the ehild. is a better bread! A m k HU'AN H.MCl'llIES Co. fretl j daily from your grocer fwo ritettingle <* split lot] ^ U h a Rki Builds Sturdy H ealth Bring I Ids advertisement and huve one roll of films developed free of charge. Tills offer good for one week only, from, jury of Miss Mae West, s ta r of ‘Sex', an alleged salacious show, 21 members of the cast, the m anager nnd the producer, means—in the opinion of police officials, reform ­ ers, church leaders und even per­ sons actively Identified with tho theatrical profession as expressed today, ‘Sex’ was ono nf the throe plays raided In tho city’s clean-up of Broadway In February. The cast, producers, sud author of ‘The Vir­ gin Man* were convicted by three court Justices two weeks ago nnd the producers and authors aro now serving 10 days in the workhouse. Tho piny, 'Tho Captive’ was closed. APRIL 1—APRIL 8. Flancler’s Studio Over Mobley’s I)ru R Store T h is d o e s a n e x t r a m a n ’s w o r k by elim inating outside icc supply Bodies Of 3 Persons Are Taken FromRiver HONAKER, Virginia, Apr. 7— fIN S)—Mystery today surrounds the finding of the bodies of threo unidentified persons In tho Clinch River here late Monday. Each of tho bodies bore gunsnot wounds and had been dead for several days. One body, that of u man ubout 30 years old, h*d been shot in the hack, Tho other bodies were woman “bout 23 nnd 30 years old nnd both were shot through the brenst. There were no marks of identifi­ cation. | Don’t Swear at Y our_ ■ ! Celery Crates jj j Use Shfnhotaer’s Crates ■ I and Swear by Tkcm £ [No knots, no cross grained! sticks—just bang up good" crates—made just righ t.! We think the best crates" [In the district £ ]WF! Invite your comparl-S »son In the fields where celEery its being packed. [PROMPT service? Oh, yes, We are within an hour of any celery field of this dis­ cretes distributed through SI American Fruit Growers, S Inc., and Sanford Oviedo! Truck Growers, Inn S. O. Shinholser , •) Crate Manufacturer ■ * Sanford S Maintains cold storage temperatures without ice— without attention M EAT merchants, grocers, restaurant owners— those whose business depends oil Rood refrigcration—say they never realized how much time and labor it took to keep their rcfriRcrator cold l»cforc they insullcd Frtgidairc. They say that Fri^idairc is actually equal to an extra man. FrigIdairc not only keeps j'crishahlc foods in perfect condition until they arc sold, but its operating cost is actually less than the cost of icc. 9 Find out what Frigidairc w ill do for you. Phone, write or call at our sales room. Let us show you how others have increased their profit;! with Frigidaire and how easy the General Motors plan of deferred payments makes it fur you to have the many advantages thar only Frigidairc can give. 116 Magnolia Ave i ■ P R O D U C T ® ^ G E N E R A L MOTORS P. A . MAKES the grandest home-rolled cigarette that ever saw the light o f a match I Just read that again and take it for all wool and a yard wide. W h y, the very fragrance o f the tobacco itself is ad­ vance notice that you’re in for some glorious smoke-sessions. S o cool and refreshing, so m ild and mellow, yet with that full, rich tobacco body that satisfies to the full. Y o u ’ll roll ’em and sm oke ’em the live-long day. Y o u ’ll en jo y every on e as you never enjoyed any hom e-m ade cigarette before. Get som e P . A . and see. A n d when you roll one and light up, you’ll agree that the aroma was no false prophet. T h e very first puff is a pleasure you never met before in the home-rolled line . . . a pleasure that repeats itself with every wonderful intake. I ’m talking about Prince Albert, M en. A ll that I ’ve said about Prince Albert for cigarettes goes for pipes as well. P. A . can take the balkiest pipe and give it a sweet disposition on the very first fire-up. M en who were once pipe-shy are now jim m y-pipe regulars. N o two ways about it, P. A . is great tobacco. F. A. ii i*IJ tvrryohtrt. And olwtrl *(l* rvrry bit of bin inj firth r f h lhi Print! Albrrl froftri. �THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, >\PIUL 7. 1927 kipping Board P lan s To Qieselize ” U.S. Merchant Marine, OfficiaIs R e p o r t ■/jTONi April 7— (IN S) i ing $tf>,0Oil,()i)u available for ndtjivrsM-h already Con* jtloiml vessels, railed States Shipping The six Vest). Is reconstructed are out to launch on a D o'-tnli nUel-taign e n rr‘era cnnvetlH royrani that eventually f rom steam propulsion to internal . 20 to 25 more motor- comhiislihn engine power. Kvciilr -American ■m orenant unity nil* s h :*vrlll In*-pinned in- the c $23,000,000 nvnilnlil f a r Eastern services Ikviium* of Kise is believed ample to (heir ability to make long voyages (his, according to Ship- without the necessity for repairs officials. and refueling. nw<* i *hc Australian Service L. two-foal. Olio of the six, the '\\\* t Cttssre the American ..Met- t u«." was put directly in the in* a nucleus around Atlantic- Australian service. She dorn fleet can ho con- completed her first voyage from New York tn Syjiney in 2(1 days tig some of the Atneri- without mishap and without any ii a. position in which cost for repairs. The maiden vnytupete effectively with age of tAe ^aw n k ta' will lie to other flags. Ihieaos Aires and r turn, niulate the design and Tho ’Tampa,’ first to In* launch* . ,,f Diesel engines by ed was sent on it maiden voyage | to llremcn with n cargo of Ameriskilled workmen ‘ an cotton, returning to Now York engineers -among eiti- with a miscellaneous cargo. A cArei’„it<s| States. fill chuck for this trip on reyenu Made Engines ami operating costs disclosed a ,.(. ‘ Am’eritnn design marked saving in favor of tho mo,,,turc the Hoard has tnrship us compared with avenge umlovcd three types of voyages or Steamers or like su e [id,, engines ia tin* six and design. ■ady (innnleted. .These The speed of Ihe Dicsili/.cd fleet kingtoii, the iJuseh-Snl* ranges from It 1-2 in 12 knots an McIntosh $u ijeytnonr hour. As steamers they w ire ca­ ts three plans already pnple of making only ID to ID 1-2 I to fulfill future needs, knots. On n run of 11,01)0 mill , l*!s concerted are the such as. fripn New York to Sydney s ;lectcil fo r Dieseliza- tills repfeseats a dlffcrcnc.* of 5 these 11 are completed to 7 days at re a. The saving on present an expenditure repair costs is estimated at close ‘itciy $ 10,000,000,’leaV-1 to 1(2,000 a voyage. Illy Inlcrnntional News Service NASHVILLE, Tcnn., Anri) 7— fitli New York one up, the final kmc uf the Yankee-Cardinal firing scries will be played here Way. The Yanks wan, 5 to *1, over Li* Cards in 10 innings at CliattaLniga yesterday. 11 _ ATI ANTA. tin., April 7—The Irooklyn Dodgers play Atlanta ere again today. The Crackers ion yesterday's gate, 2 to 1 behind he pitching of Hay Frupcirt, (orm ?r hnkee hurlrr. Itrooklyn lifts ntL-ol Inficlder liilly Khcill to the Inckers. ! *i '*J> v*-r^i.‘C *t *f^ [NEW OiH.KANS, April 7 folliiHing a praetico session here Way the Cleveland Indians will rtivt fur Tuscaloosa, Ala., \vheru they play m, exhibition game gainst the University of Alabama bam Friday. opponents nitd dales are speeiluit. Tho ruling means that prnmot is cannot hold Imxcis to such agreem ints if they desire to break away and sign with other promo­ ters. It was pointed out that Gnu* Tuimey, for instance, Is not bound to the contract ho signed with pro­ moter Tex IUrknrd in St. Louis last January because neither the champion’s next opponent nor the date and location of the bout is mimed. Woman So (ervous Can’t Digest Food Weissmuller Beaten By New York Youth CHICAGO, Apr. 7 (INS)George Kojiio, llerctofmc tmktiovvi*, today hold* the center of Hie .spot light in tho milinnnl A. A. I’. *wlinminjf champion'ships jn Ui» Chicago 'Athleth Assoelntiim imol. Itojue,* only 1.7, runt poling fmtin? hoys' dull of New York City, Ntnldenly leaped into fume |i tiH u by defeating Johnny UVi• tnuller, world famous 1. A. < star, in tlui lfiU-yurd hack stroke event. It was the Second timo in Wei tinlullbr’s lumpotllloVo on re or that ho h/i« tasted defeat- Knjne, win* led WcifHmuilyr a t tin* fitdah !■ lour lengths, set u new world' 1:3!M -5, shattering Wei mtillcrV. mark for this event. 11is time wa old mark of 1;42. ^ y o u don't have'to take our word fo r i t . . . * —tests prove this house paint is the most economical When :i Greek ruler (‘Way hack in re.mill* times) -nsked llippieratc*. the "F ath er of Medicine," winil to lake to he Mining, lie iutswored, "Take Nature'll rameitie- -lierhni" Dr. Piorcu'n Golden Medical DiAcnvery wtvtld have plca oil the great physician, for it i~ cam posed of herl * skil­ fully 1den >led ejieniists nrd in, Me of th tonlces a n d 'blind purifiers. Aulw," Start Instantly In Any Weather OMAHA, N’eli., —An nut minding new invention now mnke.s it pos sible for Dittos to run 120 fullest on two gals, of gas. Resides the miriietilnns gminltiH! milcnge, Quirk, start start;; the eoldi t mot nr in­ stantly in any weather. It nbn re moves and prevents enrbon elim inuti's spark plug troubles, save nil and repairs and lengthens life of motor. Many users report *10 to 00 miles on one gallon of gar besides unfailing instant starting of motor. The inventor wants agents and guarantees traveling expenses and liberal drawing aerount to exclusive' distributors. Chance to make $50,no to $100,110 a week guaranteed. Free sample to agents. Write Quiikstnrt Mfg. Co., Dept* 2.110 .Station C. Omelm, Nob. E w a n t you to know th a t each o f th e seven q u a lity a utom obiles n a m e d below is a G eneral M o to rs car. W c w ant you to know how G eneral M o to rs d o ubly guarantees these cars— how it is passing th e savings o f v a st m an u factu rin g op eratio n s (1,200,000 cars la st year) on to y o u — in finely b u ilt engines, F ish er Bodies, D uco finish, q u a lity m aterials in those v ita l points w here q u a lity counts m ost in com fort, safety , long life an d h ig h resale value. W ‘Practical Tests H P E S T E D b y p ra c tic a l p a in te r s a n d scientific laboratories over and over again D cv o e Lead &. Zinc H o u se P ain t lias proved its superior spreading and coverin g capacity. Y ou can buy paints that co st less per gallon , b u t n o oth er that costs as little per jo b . B ecause it covers better, spreads farther and lasts longer, it’s the m ost econ om ical paint y o u can buy. R ead a b o u t th e G eneral M o to rs line. “ A car for every p u rse a n d p u rp o se.” See th e w ide choice o f models th e wide range o f prices. D ecide which car iutcrc& lsyou m o s t; th en clip a n d m all thccoupon. * r* .XT*/ > ,'v;,. ! As a special offer, wc will also sen d y o u a w o n d er­ fully in terestin g little b o o k a b o u t th e G eneral M otors P ro v in g G round. I t gives facts w hich y o u o u g h t to h av e before y o u select a n y car. F u lly illu stra te d . A n d its reading m ay sav e y o u h a rd Cash, A c t , *• «!•-*to d a y . . .. v i A r c tic Devee duality C J tlU V K U L fc J L 7 m o d e ls — $ 5 2 5 .to $ 7 4 5 The quality car of the low.priced field. 3*»p«ed trun*rnli*lon< Strong rear axle. Smooth dry-dltc dutch. Over-bead valve englnr, I Hlirr Flitdlr*. Duco finish. Alemlte lubrication. Fully equipped. CHEVROLET T KUCK CHASSIS: ’.--ton, $395; Lion, 5495. P O N T I A C 5 m t5 tle li( ~ ^ 7 7 ? i o $ 9 7 5 • i A low-priced "*U ” which It n quality product in appraranc* and conMructlqn. lias largest <*-eyIlnder euginc tn It. prteeclaM.Ueautiful,styll*h lines. FDher Hodlrs. Duco tin Ith. All conveniences included. Value proved by unprccctfriued «-de. , IIROOKSVILLE W o rk started top-surfacing Tamiami trail lietween here and Floral City. ..YtnZJ L / L U o M - U t i l L l l 1 1 m o je ls — S 875 10 $ 1 1 9 0 Griilifirs your finer t«»te; intbfict every nted. A truly fine car at moderate cost. IVnutifuI Fl»iicr Dyd|es, Duct} fuiUli. PoiverfuL 6* cylinder m otor.J lmmor)jy balancer. 4-yilieel brakr». M anybther new imi’tO* giutfi'b. A iul .1 wide range of model* to chuoic from. O A K L A N D 7 models—$109T to $1295 I WASHINGTON, * Apr. 7—The hspitaliaed .Senators rcnrhetl the b a t grounds today for a series Lfexhibition games before the Real«n opener. The Giants will again w the opposition today, the Nats Aritig been roundly troiinced lay the Ntiv Yorkers in the games to W inning and InddinR goodwill cveryohere beraute of It* odvm urd engineering and pfccLUm ennitiucilmi. M tlirr Hodie*. Duco (ipiili. Rubber silenced chassi-. fl-rWu c! I takes. A '‘•lx*’ whose quality 1* doubly umircd ut u piodui .1 of C'* that of all the lighter, lower-priced sixes < Chrysler "60” combines these advantag U I L I v 18 models—$ U 9 5 io• $199^ - * i+v. ‘ -*y*v* Everybody k n m o Huick's worth. CJcneral Motor* emph»*U*» ItuicU’s tndctnint dint it* new nioilel* rrpir*ent "T h e O rta tett lloick Ever Huilr.* vibrationlci* beyondFejlrf. l;aniou»6-cylim(cryalve»lnhead engine. Ilodlci by Hsbcr. Um o Lnith. Many models * d L A o A L L L 6 tnodcl*.—$2*1*)5 tt»$2085. 6o wiles plus—• with exceptional ease LMTAIIASSEI ' ALLAIIASSKK, Fla., April 7 k 'd Ihe stale Miprcme eonrt • ’> reversed the tlecision of the rriitiirwl court of record of Dmle f;juaty in the ease of the state of , a versus* John F. Dwyer. J 11’ judgment wav reversed on the fl"un'i. that there wus harmful r,)f tn an erroneous charge uy I™ Judge to tlu* jury. jl. was found guilty on a i ! Ke I'lultcxxling money from ,k‘ n Uf'Kon. Driscon alleged v":!. 1 bad been intrusted j. ,a '"'ge sum of immuv and ,!?i‘ ht; vnibczrled it. Dv.ycp 'tonvi<i! 1 m*' 'VUH b*rt own. Upon t,, l1‘ 1,1‘ “ I'l'faled the ca.M* .-Li i" b y " ’me Court, wldch do"'ii;1 his favor. In i! ^PlUion was handed down L & X U u t « \ \ \ Strum'. Chief 3iu,ntin3', aimi ,{’ *favw !* D|fB„ in,r'”,,lln 0,1 w,th Ju stie j n 22 C.hrvvlcr " 6 0 ” p r ic e — T 6 u rir.g C a r,$ l0 7 5 ;C lu li C o u p e , 5 1 1 2 5 ; C oach $ 1 M 5 ; R oadster, (tilth ru m b le s e a t), $ 1 1 7 5 ; C o u p e ,(w ith tumble seat), $12*15; Sedan, $12*15. llt,f»'d cnncprrlng. • , milesper gallon -j-hearing crankshaft T o lite ra lly sco res o f th o u san d s, Chrysler "6 0 " is proving that its public preference is based upon the s o u n d e s t o f b u y in g re a s o n s — unm istakable money-value. f. 0 . II. n a d i r , tubjtit tn tut* i*A fter u l«.*ag hut day mi my j feet 1 run far Tlx, ’ writes a city aateaman. "No m atter huw my feet ai'hc ami bum. 1 iz draws out ‘nil ,thc |>uia ami I'm as good as i 4h.nir 5 Lr ) Lboxing 0,* & inono|ilioaf Ai,ri| iNip>— can no new?' T it is magical. Acts right off. a n * K l ‘r’ r ™ Y°rk State as ' yurt s» , 11U betlon of tho New Stoint the pain of corns, bunions, "'topline1.!' A |!lkUc C'Diimissluu In sen* spots, (ntiun, rent ItJtrai excite Uix. All Chrysler sirs ire protecred against theft under t be TedcoS) stem. Cbn d a dealers a>e iu petition to extend t/’f rout tnience of time pat p. art. Ath about Cbnder't u‘u ^ - r.IethanicrslljV'thc ”60” Jias many o f the very same features to lie found Im perial in the Chrysler " H O " , se v en -b earin g c ra n k sh a ft, invar-strut pistons, impulse neutral­ izer, m an ifo ld h eat c o n tro l, a ir cleaner, oil filter, full pressure lu b ri­ cation, hydraulic four-wheel brakes and shock absorbers. * *' Come, see the Chrysler " 6 0 " —and note the essential fineness o f its Standardized Q uality m anufacture. Y o u ’ll recognize, especially after driving it, there isn’t an o th er six o t its price that even begins to com ­ pare w ith it in quality and value. FIUG1DA1 RE electricrr/rigrrntor*. T be largest selling elec­ tric rclrigerator in the world. Muilt by General Motor*. Many m oJeh—many price*. DEi-CO - TAUIIT rice trie jdunu. Another General Moj, tor* product. IbIng* >ou all the . convenience* and labor-raving" devices uf electricity^ ’ ‘ [ALL PRICES F .0.11. FACTORIES] C L I P T H E C O U P O N know about Gpncral Motor* and 1(9 cars and other product *. Check the car th ar W interests you m ost and m all in (he coupon. W e will tend* E W AN T YOU to m o re you, free, interesting illustrated booklets tcllintf all a b o ilf that car and w hat General Motor* is doing to assure, you o f both value and satisfaction in car ow nership. CUa, the coupon now- M ail it T O D A Y , Don't wait- - ■ GENERAL M OTORS CLIP THE COUPON* **ksln»t 'U a iik * t' “Kfceim-ntH covering !«t nay tlrug or deportm ent store of l>oxe'whore * for ,lL limits --except | I | N o tic e S h rin ers *i 50 body a n d ty p e s — $ 2 9 9 5 to $ 9 0 0 0 yUnder field Standard t(rf the worid. Improver! V-typr 90-degree engine. MorVclou* nodic.t by.F'lther and Fleetwood. Duco fmlihr*. A chniie of 506 ditfercni o d o r and uuluiU •tery combinations to cmphatlte indiriduality [n oq-ncrtljlp. C A D I L L A C A LSO » « \in g M o n o p o l i e s rtmtrnct* ' General Motors' Intro contribution to the fine car field. Thls-ls the new snd beautiful ear designed aiid Imllt by CsdllU ra* a rddtpanion car to Cadillac, lla* V*Cype H-cyliitdcr cii^ioc. Fiiher Uodin*. j to 25 wiles in yy; seconds Krroni'ous Charge To Jury Causes Court ri’o Reverse Lower Ruling •* ,i General M otors ( Dept. A ), Detroit, Mich. | CHEVROLET Q | PONTIAC □ | O L D SM O B nji □ I pAKLAND ^\ei*e Will Be A Meeting Tonight APRIL 7. 501, FIRST NATIONAL RANK Nollies please lie present. * E. F. LANK, Pres. f □ Ntniie [ HU1CIC □ , La SALLE □ •\t/slrejs CADILLAC 1 FR !(]lO A |R E Of*t»n Ktlvtir *timi t & K x c l£ B 2 M Q D E L L fc U J . M E A N ^ il e s D E L C O -U gilT �fA G E FOUR THE SANFORD HERALD. THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1927 The Sanford Herald As Brisbane Sees It ilVe.reV r../.V rru * w 7 _____ m m«o »ii« *»»»*• (hifrm! na *rt-nw* Ctaaa Matter. m'iumnrH. ■ader>°*A«V*uf Turefc m. i—t._______________ "b . in b h a .h In a ,ettor* written by Dr. S. Puleston, President of the local Iznnk Walton League, to Representative Housholder at Tallahassee, and published Tuesday in The Sanford Herald, indicated that thero is a movement on foot to defeat the very purpose of the proposed seining and fish bill. A new bill, ________________ m i T o n ' o r m o d i f i c a t i o n o f t h e l e a g u e ’H h i l l , i s u r g e d , m a k i n g s e i n i n g luii. ----------------------- m a n a o r r illegal, hut perm itting the selling of fish taken from the C iujb K. JQSKJI.ju t^ q iy M il.. wntors of Seminole county. ’.•t::"'.': ’J E T . K S : ' Mr. Hounholdor. himself. both In interviews with the a u * ‘j::7A.V".,a r.,^ B r „ ' ! K S*** “ J ln Prl™ 'c conversations has let It. be known that tlmiiaund w a rd* dally r a y r r - n O IH I f l Y O r O l t l l G p t f i f i C I l t b i l l <4\Vlth m o d i f i c f l t iO H S #M t h i s tTre wlJiV Vil*V7.e*!*«,,r«,p*e-7 - jn ^ ,c that ho was present at the meeting of the « - . ,,u ! ,0caI ChnPtcr °n March 15 and saw that the sentiment of the without e*nni. i sportsmen and practically all the citizens of the countv, with Ttir. u n it a m i r u r r o n * L — S r n n a n p la r l t r M d ru tintf « d m ln la lm ll n n S — Ilr f - p r r w a i n ro u te to J * r k a u « *111*. a — C » n a t m r f I n n ot St. J o k a i - I n d l a a R l v r r t'aanl. *— l a a u c a r n t l o a j f m n a t k l f " P a r ­ a* W . f l " •*— A t n r n r n t l n * of h n lld t a c | t o . C m iH — knaaaa, ka trla , apartaaaat ..knaafa. ■— A f'naiinnnttr Cheat. H i? Due For His Annual Clean-Up *r A la r c « G/MM6 YuAG of F. P. RINES 11 IB Sanford Ave. Phone 461-J For Aching Or Tired Feet See A Foot Specialist Phone 102 For Appointment »»» and mndrni koapltal. Godfrey Dr. Godfrey Dewey, secretary of the Simplified Spoiling Bout (I, founded by the late Andrew Carnegie, declares th at the adoption of his forty-one letter “Fonetic Key Alfnbct” would finva the American people u billion dollars a year. The word the , he points out, occurs 7,310 times in every one hundred thousand words. Instead of spelling it, he would have one symbol to represent it, tints saving a tremendous amount of time. yS r . 1.ro*v Dewey: ‘T reaent cloy .spelling jH un(*hil! hem'nv.lISr IR’ lf rej?ular, Hn(l Quito incomprehensible to tho child brought faco to face for the fir«t time with even .such whi?hCdn0rdS anm ‘‘KftVL*” thc Pronunciation of If, di not fit their spelling. ‘Only one sound for each sign nnd only one sign for each sound’ should be our slogan ” I This necessarily comes ns a distinct jolt to Xhosc of .is of our lifetime thus S in learning tKe ht ,a" KUaKe !ts ll 18 spoiled today. To think now of having to discard the words we know and sta rt all over again Pm Rrnffn0 J P° 1H c.0,'H‘lnl-v horrible to contemplate. ^Dr. Godftty Dewey says it is easy. You just “lev owt unnessnsary leters and ther yu hnv it.” easas- Chirnposhist A t Lloyd’s Shoo Store H. S. WHITE Attorney At Law 305 First N at’l Bonk Bldg. SANFORD, FLORIDA Will practice in State and Federol Courts. BRITISH Cc 1FOUR v ,u *» m i l l i o n Film ru m Lcinpu* nun form u "great merger, nmeunting to $12,500,000.” Don’t laugh, the British are serious. Hero we might capitalize one moving pjetuic actor for $12,500,­ 000. But if you tried to unite our finir greatest moving picture con­ cerns it would amount to a dizzy The advantages of the new alphabet would manifest BRITISH used to sing, ltlve cTnwe».°CCOrd nK ‘° Ur' Go,lfru>' in throe po». \\ THE e vc got the men, wc'vc got the ships, we’ve got the money, 1. There would ho an initial saving of 5000,000.000 nnd too. Tho American moving picture raphTrs ^°n<' SaV,nK of timc of Printer-s, typists and stenog2. There would he a saving of one and one-half school yeors for each child, worth $220,000,000 a year to this coun- Dr. J. R. Vidler RACK UP NEWSPAPERS ST. PETERSBURG TIMES rcquently we nre ho closely as- I th a t falls into his hands is bright 11ted with institutions or u com­ I looking sheet, full of news nnd has ity that we do not appreciate ; a prosperous air, the stranger is industry, as “ Punch” points out. r worth. Every city, town and )certain to judge that it was publish­ ed in u live, progressive town. cun sing, “ We’ve got the money, let has its newspapers. Even Those who read their daily ’ or wo ve got the stars, we’ve got the [ ’times a few houses and a weekly newspapers and carelessly sunshine, too.” Also, it has the ige a t a “wide place in tho throw them aside, overlook the brains, more im portant than mon­ COfiMtitutc cxuuhc enough for fact that they are not doing all for ey, sunshine nr star*'. Brains cre­ starting of a newspaper nndfciot their town that they can. If (hose ate money, develop stars, nnd get •quently the wide place in the newspapers instead of being des­ along without sunshine. becomes a real town and when troyed wore placed in wrappers and >r» one may rest n.rured that' mailed from time to time to friends HENRY FORD’S STORES will newspaper thut seemed to have and relatives a distance, the no excuse fur beginning life good that could at be accomplished, a very im portant part to play would soon ho reflected in tho mong merchants who planned a in tlielcpm.nunity’a unexpected de­ city's growth. boycott on the ground that they velopment. Chamber of Commc rco arc fre­ couldn't complete with Ford's low So R is along the line of progress. blamed for not getting out prices. No city ever gets very far without quently The financial end of tho busi­ the sincere cooperation of news­ more (most literature to be sent ness didn’t interest Ford, his pro­ papers. Yet no institution in a city abroad. Those who raise these fit being only $100,000 a year, a ever get* less thunks or rccicves complaints could do a great deal themselves by sending out the liter­ sum not worth noticing. To one more abuse. thut comes into their own who asked him recently, “In the Probubly no other thing Is a bet­ ature ter index to n town than its daily or hands in the form of local perodicals. Rest assured there is no w-eckly publications: Very often business individual in a town more tnut i.sjalxiut all the .stranger has to* Ko by In making up his mind about Interested in the growth of his comi» community. If the newspaper THE NEWSPAPER BUSINESS ORLANDO SENTINEL * * ri L.«rrau suys his present predicam ent Is duo to yellow journalism and that he is the goat of tlie tabloids. The real goats are tho people who rend such stuff. _ o--------- Tam pa had six weeks of Billy Sunday and thc rom-cnxun of onin- Ten Years Ago REVIEW OF REVIEWS since he stood erect and began reading of his message. His fucc wus stern und his whole demeanor wus thut of addressed the Congress, advising a man set to do a hard task be­ cause it wus right, knowing all that them th at the course which his uction involved." Germany hud udopted wus war ’'President Wilson suffered that against the United Stutes. A mem­ night, Mr. Rcdficld continues, “in ber of his cabinet, Hon, William C. the thut the act which Kedficld, m u lt* t |o momentous hud knowledge been forced upon him certuinly scene in un urtlcle published in thc meant the sacrifice of many young How u desperate criminal can es Review of Review*. and useful lives, and would bring cape from a convict rump nnd m I t was the close of the first day sorrow to many homes. He hud, of report he made of it for Severn of a s|Kfial session of the newly dnys is beyond us. This is ju st an elected Congress. The great chain, cniirso, tho assurniico thut what he other m atter for the county com ber of the House of Representa­ hud done wus right, that It hud to tniskionvnt to worry about. Therc’i tives was filled to overflowing. A* Ik. done and that the duty hud been something wrong, not so fur awa) thc cnmlnp of ‘hr Pm ddeol tens faithfully performed. Rut it rc nevertheless a hard d u ty , Danmark. awaited, Mr. Rcdficld writes, the mained one which could find relief air wus tense with the feeling that and such u weight by sharing it a great event was about to Iimiiikmi, from with inuny others. His confidents something so great that it might wort- few. For the most purt he alter the face of the world. “ I re­ carried the load in thc alienee of call the President's atinearcnre hiu own ttoul.” ;h*r a fte r sixty years, How much ppler their last -----------years have been these annual meetings to look passed UNCALLED FOR IJY IRVIN 8. COBli Maybe that Hludcbukcr driver it Henry Ford’s car arcidently at anyone who runs from un uerfsnt in which he has actively parciptsted hasn’t much chance in the >urt«.—Hanford Herald. The lamntable fre t is that they have too *rned much chance.—Gainesville un. We thought that was u good subject for debate wurm duv. an assistant cupyrcader of u New York afternoon paper, reading u slii> th at had just come over the news ticker, called out the make-up editor, who was across the city room 'w aiting to re t the day a weather report in or­ der to slick it in Us proper place ‘V fi*Piie» just made And fittii public by the Departm ent of Com- m utter and merce the reciopts in 1925 o f , for delicate $$280,590,000 2 3 0 rS n n nn W7rnPOr‘ “ ""’“ I 10'.1 to naturally from subscriptions Unles, heis fit. big volume." and sales and $001,513,000 from fails. A nev The quart of milk that n farm er advertising. The receipts from sub- class ami a soils for four cents,. thee city ino- scriptions und sales did little more class This ther buys for 15 cents. nts. If General LW"iJS?Lnh° !," ,''ri',K H" '1 «»f seen at its Motors wero run oi.n that .I..,. basis __ n the 100,000 persons engaged in the character of Chevrolet would cost $1,000. mmcchunlral production of the paper unm newspapers, for their wages up- readers and THE CITY OF CHICAGO w proximate $200,000,000 a year, tho trade of n mud flat along the lake, with The money needed for news collect - unto of goo fort where white people mjg jpg, plants and presses, paper and enables the hide from the Indians. ink, trucks and postage—to name costly new* Later it was a pile of ashes, i but a few of many cost ite m s - but attracts present it is the most progress!' came largely from thc advertising tcrcsted in of the four biggest cities in tl ncomc of nearly two-thirds of a finest shot.* United States, with tho possib billion dollars, says the New York exception of Detroit. It has oi .Sun. thousand millionaires, listed i ll hen the Kun was founded in such on income tux return 18.1.J the United States had fewer und 30 citizens declaring incoim than 1,000 newspapers. Their com­ of over a million a year each. bined annual circulation was 08,­ 000,000 copies. Then began the TIIE BEST OF IT is thut Chi- rise of popular journalism. Now (•ago men, proud of the city thoy there nre 2,450 dailies and 13,800 ■lnVe helped to build, stay in Chi­ weeklies. The dailies alone sell cago ufter they huv0 made thcii about 33,000,000 copies each day, money und spend in Chicago what or1over ten billion copies a year. they have mude. Newspaper publishing bus almost They even think Chicago has reached the “billion dollar stage,” the finest climate in the world, combined receipts for sales and which shows you what locul pride the advertising l»cing $81»2,0:i:tt000. can do, mixed with imagination. Advertising brings in its heavy per­ centage of the money necessary to ANOTHER HIGH school boy producu tho modern journals. They kills himself, asking his futher’s in turn stim ulate thc trade thut and m other’s forgiveness, w rit­ makes advertising profitable. Yet ing: "I have been u complete full- advertising does not control the urc," in his lust message. news or news the advertising. The No boy is a complete failure un­ rcuder rules them both to the ex­ til he runs awuy from the battle tent thut they m ust suit his taste. of life, then he is u failure. Every mun th at runs away from tho battle probably has a good excuse in his own mind, hut MIAMI HERALD every one Is a coward. If boys would get that fuel into their The w arfare in Chinu has hud British ships arc making their re­ heads there would he fewer youth­ ful suicides. Homo Influence upon commerce, gular trips. but not uh much as m ight lie exTho condition of business CHICAGO’S ELECTION will pcctcd, in view of the apparaiit ex­ throughout Chinu. except in tho be over when you rend this, not tent of the fighting. It is reported su many dead, only a few wound­ that there has been a distinct gain smuil area in which fighting ja ac­ ed. By way of teaching our Chi­ in business in spite of thc hostili­ tually in progress, indicates thut nese friends tho ways ot self con­ ties throughout most of the north­ there ure comparatively few of the trolled democracy wc ought to ern republic, especially ubout Hong people who nre greatly interested hav,, brought over a Chinese con\* Kong.lt is appurent that thc revo­ in the outcome of the conflict. They inittcu to watch th at Chicago lution is not seriously affecting the are principally concerned over g et­ _ to eut und — w ear, find ordinary life of thc people, except ting- enuugh in tho small section where fighting do not care very much who is in the seat of government. is uctuully under way. The people of China, an a whole, Shanghai has felt u recent busi­ ness depression. This city is one of are going about their business us Senator Borah gave hia pay the silk centers, with a well devel­ well as they can under thc circum­ ruisu lack to the government. It oped commerce. The fact th at it U stances. If only the aspirants to was reported about the same time teh objective of the southern armies political power could compose their that several old Roman ruins were has discouraged busines, to tome differences und end what England badly shaken up, supposedly from extent. S^me Chinese sUtainer lines calls tho present condition of unarDrogciics getting uneasy In his have beo» withdrawn from set vice, chy the nation, as a whole, would undoubtedly enter upon u period of although most of the Japanese und prosperity. WAR AND TRADK Magnolia Avenue House Unfurnished Three rooms, Sleeping Porcfy Bath. Near South Side School. Rental $30.00 Month Dean-Berg CorporationHerald Building fRlDAY n.hwca Lodge 4.7 I. O. ' R't .1 7 o’clock nt the ” g.il over the Basket. 11 f Fcly Cross F.piscoftll S a t 7 o’clock nt On Wednesdny the members of tho Every Other Week Bridge Club were most delightfully en­ tertained nt luncheon nnd bridge ns the guests of Mrs. Hnl Wight. The home was most attractive tv.th minntities of wild flowers, form ing a level, floral setting for A t one o’clock a tem pting four ^ C o n c e r t by II. Ru- course luncheon wns served nftcr £ ild Cnnd his Highland- which nn cnjoynblc game of dup•Botter Homes Out-of- iente lente bridge was played played. Tho A® Marshall, ut 3:45 o’- prizes for highest scores were won by Mrs. Charles L. B ritt and Mrs. „ V grand concert by H. Braxton Fcrkins. McDonald nnd his llighCovers were laid for: Mrs. Charles L. B ritt. Mrs. Broxton, 8 o'clockClub win meet nt 10 Mrs. M. S. Wiggins, Mrs. W. A. the yacht club on the F itts, Mrs. W alter Colcmnn, Mrs. Frank Miller. Miss Mary Fowoll lfcarhcrs meeting of the nnd Mrs. Wight. , 1, School will meet nt J: f the Junior High School Sans Souci Members Entertained Thursday ByMrs.EmmettMcCall Harrison Chapter N. S. meet nt 3 o’clock nt o fM rs .R ,E .T 0,ar 807 Avenue, with Mrs. Tolar An unusunlly pretty bridge II H. Fattishall ns host- party given this week wns that of Tuesday nfternoon when Mrs Em m ett McCall entertained n! SATURDAY allace Wright wil cn- Rose Court. The guests were bridge nt 10:30 o’clock members of the Sans Souci Bridge ro{ on Mellonville Ave- Club. imr Miss Evelyn AnderGladoli nnd N asturtium s were ide elect of next month. used in decorating the rooms where tho card tables had been Bazaar—Pipe Orgnn Club spread for piny. « Gift Shop. P retty spring tallies done in aqua. ’A Trip To Magic flowers, birds nnd butterflies were rno, the magician, nt 3:45 used in keeping scores for the card game, and w hen'scores had uque, Comedy, ‘The Fat- been added the one holding high­ o'clock. . est score wus given a boudoir n Music Club will glvo u w ater set. For the one cutting k3:15 o’clock at the studio tho highest Bcore there was i< [Finnic S. Munson, pretty wall vnse. jtn'i Story Hour nt 10 o’the Library. I'hone 475 Mar 108 PALMETTO AVKNIJ1: HALL AND PENTLAND Certified Ihibllc Accountants Income Tax Consultants 8. G, GRAY, Resident Manager SIS F irst National Bank Bldg Phone 771 Frank R. MacNeill and Company Insurance—Loans—Real Estate [)7-9 So. Park Ave. Sanford, Fla WHEN BETTER HOMES ARE BUILT Better Lumber is a first I’rvrcquisiitt. At our yard you will find the bettor grades and will be satisfied with the prices. Lloyd Fargo Boyle uurriage to take plac April 9. »bovc announcement will be ith much interest by tho friends of the young coupGray is a very striking wmim with a pleasing per­ L »nd ha* hosts of friends ijrd, made during her vis­ ta® guest of Mrs. Albert nelly. She is the (laughter »nd Mrs. Albert Dial Gray Irtn*> S. C. She attended » College at Spartanburg, »nd was a popular member *r»l clubs and sororities on mpu*. Ituylc has made Sanford hiB Jua wjqj ^noqu ao; ouioq « from Chicago Ho holds ' from the University of * >n<l Stetson University. » member of the Kignm Nuait>’ • Mr. Boyle is thc jun­ ** jr. the law firm of i end Boyle. Phone 135 Yard: Holly Ave. At Uth, 12th, 13th Sta. Bond Grado Zip Service Lloyd Bo? te, A lbert Ccmnclly and G. W. Spencer Jr., Motored to Ijiurcns, S. C., on Wednesdny where Mr. Uoylo and MIsb Ros* Gray will he married on Saturday afternoon nt 4 o’clock nt the home of the bride. sphere were thc rooms of thc home of Mrs. L. M. Stephenson on Mnrtin Street, when she entertained mem­ bers of her bridge club on Wednes­ day evening. Quantities of yellow nnd white cut flowers combined with green­ ery were used with artistic effect, und these two colors wero also car­ ried out in the refreshm ents and other details. The scores for tho card game wore kept on tallies done in thc va­ rious enrd symbols and a fter the usual nlmbcr of progressions, the prize for top score, a telephone list, ent to Mrs. W urt W. Warner. Refreshments of ambrosia, cake nnd fruit punch wore served by the hostess a t thc conclusion of the card game. . , „ Kfifn wuandldcar ctaoinshriiluo The pluyers were: Mrs. Stcwurt Dutton. Mrs. C. W. Ktoudenmirc, Mr*. C. H. Driver. Mr*. Ro­ bert Mnssku. Mrs. J. LMrs Grover Sperring, Mrs. w urt W. W arner and Mrs. Stephenson. •R. Members Will to Meeting Friday tegular meeting of the n»tn»oii Chapter, N. S. D. i* V* held Friday aftcitti \ , 0cl oc^ °t thc home of rii.- T" ar’ 807 Magnolia L i.en Mrs- HR- H. PuttiMr*. Tolar will be hostmembers are invited. ,es Union Holds Testing Meeting Society To Attend Church In A Body of the F irst Methodist Church is expected to attend services nt the church in u body tonight for the purpose of heuring Rev. uus Klein, cvnngclist. give hia sermon 'God-the A utocrat’. Following lazt night’s sendees, the body of Stewards of thc church held a meeting which was well a t ­ tended. ' WASHINGTON, Apr. 7 —Relief by next w inter from the present chontic conditions in radio roccntion wns promised American radio listncrs today by O. II. Caldwell f the Federal Radio Commission. As a result of its conferences with radio experts nnd a gcncrnl survey of broadcasting, the com­ mission sees "an avenue of es­ cape’’ from the in te rfe re n c e s which since Inst July hnvc humpered reception,” Caldwell dcclni> ed. Esncciat ccmsidcrntinn will he given by the commission to a clear­ ing up the “ frightful radio recept­ ion” in New York, the middle weal, ci-ntciiiig in Chicago, and some sections of the west coast where intorcfercnco i* prevalent, be added. ' Money To Pay Vets’ Loans Is Available WASHINGTON, April 7 - ( I N S ) __The federal government moved today to smash the so-called In ter­ national Fotash Trust. A ttorney General Sargent a n ­ nounced the filing of nn injunction suit in the New York federal court against n group of Gormnn and French producers of potash, charg­ ing violation of the Shennnn an ti­ tru st law nnd nnti-competition pro­ visions of the Wilson tariff net. The petition said that individual representative* of the Gerinnn nnd French producers nre in New \ o r k arranging with American distribut­ ing agencies to project n monoply of potash, ’built up overseas,’ in­ to the United 8t*t«« Aerial Maps Being Made By Canadians Of Far Northland fire s to n e Gum Dipped Tires Seminole T ire Shop Formerly Ray Brothers Tires Repaired-Gulf Gas 11 W. 1st. Tel. 893 Mr. nnd Mrs. Frnnk Miller will Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C, Aycouk, Mrs. motor to Jacksonville on Fridny morning where they will spend the Clarence McCrone and Jack Aycock left Tuesday for St. Augus­ week-end. tine where they will attend the Mr. and Mrs. John M. Burns Ponce Do Leon celebration. left Wednesday for their home nt Columbia, Tenn., nftcr a pleasant Unlikc the Japanese, the Chin­ visit hero with their daughter ese, are m eat enters. Fowls, in­ Mrs. Howard I*. Smith. cluding ducks and geese are abun­ Mrs. W. C. McLendon of At­ dantly consumed and pork is the lanta, Ga., will arrive here F ri­ most used f fresh meats. dny to visit her sister Mrs. Rob­ ert J. Holly Jr. V e r y S p e cia l FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 36 Inch White BROADCLOTH TODAY Use Our Service and Mr. nnd Mrs. H arry L. Gibson WASHINGTON, April 7— (IN S) nnd Mrs. G. W. Snenccr motored —Sufficient funds to meet the de­ to Tnmpn Wcdncsdty. mands of World W ar vetornns for Miss Looln Evans left W ednes­ government loans on adjusted ser­ dny for Palm etto where she " ’HI vice certificates nre available, the visit her brother and wife, Mr. veterans bureau announced today. A ruling by Comptroller General and Mrs. Charles Evans. J. R. McCarl th a t the bureau can­ Mrs. Raymond Key motored to not legally borrow from its adjust­ Orlando Thursday where she ed compensation funds to meet the snent the dny ns the guest of Mrs. loans will cause no em barrassm ent. The burenu said. Roy Penrce. Director Frank T. Hines said a fund of $8,000,000 is rendy for vet­ Mrs C. A. Willinius left Wednes­ erans loans. Returns from govern­ day evening for F ort Lnuderdnlc ment life insurance are being in­ wher0 she will spend some time vested in bonus policy lonns, which with her daughter, Mrs. John Mir- drnw six per cent interest, instead ris Jr. of farm loan bonds. Ono of the p rettiest birthday parties given this season was that of Wednesday. f te r noon when Mrs. Ira E. Southward ' * entertained nt her liom j on Elm Avenue, the occasion be ing in celebration of birthdny anniversary of her little son. Billy Southward. The living nnd (lining rooms were opened ensuito nnd were tastefully decorated with ribbons of pink nnd white tnpering from Tho many friends of I.. M. T el­ tho chandelier to the earners of ford will reg ret to learn th at she the rooms, und a profusion of cut is ill nt the Fcrnuld Laughton flowers, roses and cnlendulns pre- Hospital. iqua, concert of DuMnnd lo., and lecture, by Prlat 8 o'clock. Rosa Gray Will Lloyd F. Boyle day Afternoon the Garden Club will ho held F ri­ day morning nt 10 o’clock n t tho yacht club. There will ho sur­ prises in store for each member as well ns a little gift. It is earnestly desired th a t .11 members he present. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hell, Miss Ferric Lee Hell, and Clifford Bell Jr., and three of the Confederate veterans motored to Tnmpn Tuc.v which the little guests were called dny where they went to attend the into tho dining room, where Mrs. Confederate Veterans reunion. Southward assisted by her mo­ ther, Mrs. M. IL I.co, nnd Mrs. J T. Leo of Key W est, served de­ lightful refreshm ents, consisting of ice cronm und cake. . The favors of Bunnies, E aster memorable bnskets. nnd E aster cnndics, i th irty chili FRIDAY A Cloudburst of Comedy “ LET IT RAIN’’ with Douglas MncLcan and nil sta r east. -MY BABY’’ “ EXTRA ADDED” The Ko Ko Q uartette Singing PRINCESS TODAY (leorge O’llurn in “ IS THAT NICE” Comedies ; trouble chaser nnd Felix the Cat in •TEHIGRBEDY” 'A Substantial Jeweler in a Substantial City” 108 Magnolia 36 Inch Glenfast SUITING All Colors Q Q o YD. 38 Inch White ORGANDIE 36 Inch SOISETTE Friday-Saturday, April 8-9 Plain and Fancy Patterns MATINEE AT 2 AND 4 WOMEN ONLY NIGHTS 7 AND !»—MEN ONLY 32 Inch Dress 10-4 Bleached GINGHAMS Pepperell SHEETING 4 G o YD. i O n YD. Give Her a Square Deal TELL HER THE TRUTH This Picture Shows the Secrets of Life— and is to the point NEVEIt HEFOUE HAVE WE OFFERED SUCH WONDERFUL VALUES AS YOU WILL SEE In O u r W in d o w s ALL SHOES DISPLAYED WILL HE WORTH FROM $8.00 TO $10.00. VALUES. ONE PRICE. Mrs. George Hoy, who with Mr. Hoy hus been spending the w inter in 8anford, left Tue*day evening for Chicago, 111- where she will spend a shm-t time. Mr. Hoy will join her there and lat­ er co to th eir home in Michigan DR. J. R. ALL GOOD VIDLER, Chiropodist For Ladies of Sanford A Picture for Broadminded People 7 START­ LING REELS WATCH FOR OUR ANNOUNCEMENT Our Easter Millinery Specials THAT WILL AID MILADY IN HER SHOPI’IN GltOUl Beautiful new pic* lure huts th at for­ merly sold for $IJ and 520.00 reduced Let us supply your better lumber needs. rAfU. BACKING Mrs. Ira E. Southward Gives Birthday Party For Her Little S o n In'* Guild of Holy Cross U Church will meet nt 3:30 [with Mrs. S. 0. Chase on itnur. | Clan of St. Agnes Guild la’dock nt the Chapel. iqua, 'Original Musical i,‘Stephen Foster’ a t 3:45 Mrs. Albert Deal Gray te the engagement of their daughter Rosa Louise eat One of the most delightful of tho many social nffnirs of thi? week wns th at of Wednesday even­ ing when Mrs. Em mett Me Call wns hostess to members of tho Eight O’clock Bridge Club at her homo in R««i> Court. Adorning tho rooms where the card tables were plnced were bas­ kets of exquisite gladioli in the pastel tints combined with sprays of nspnrngus ferns. Tallies in keeping with the Easter season were used for the card game, nnd nftcr the usual number of rounds had been playeX Rcores were added nnd tho prim for top score, bath crystals, was awarded Mrs. Ben Caswell. The men’s prize, an ash tray went to Thomas Hollingsworth. Refreshments of chicken salad stuffed celery, saltines, mint ice and coffee were served by the hos­ tess nt the conclusion tf tho card game. The players were Mr. nnd Mrs. J. IJ. Woodruff, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cnswcll, Mr. nnd Mrs. Hnwkins Connelly, Mr. and Mrs. Wynn W. Hotter, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hollingsworth. Miss Elizabeth Stafford nnd G. E. Me Call. MONDAY Raffo Girls will meet nt lock at the home of Miss l Sparling on Mcllonville Tl’ESDAY xuqua, concert, “Blue Dan­ cers," lecture, “ Under Ten by Edward Tomilson, a t [lock. pnqua, IMusical romance, “Bhc Danube Singers” nt One-Day Service SANFORD LAUNDRY Residence Telephone 217-W Mrs.JHal Wight Hives Mrs. Emmett McCallls Garden Club Will Luncheon And Bridge Hostess To 8 O’clock Hold Meet Friday For Her Bridge Club Bridge Club Members A very interesting m eeting of PHONE r»4H PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH^ SI 2.50 and $15.00 1 COLUMBIA ■* And Records UKULELES $1.75 Strings For All Instrument] BICYCLE TIRES $1.75 MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR Telcpl,p n e EVe(2V/HIN<5 ‘he United Staten in big emmgh ‘o liandlu its own Chinese affairs without help from, other countries. He tells our representative in Chi­ nn to demand npology nnd idetnnifiention for injury to American lives and property, nnd will take )o Joint nction with Britain and Innnn. So far so good. We don’t need i Chinese war. D O NT GAMBLE, it’s silly nnd ruinous. But whatever you do, don’t sell tho United States, or anything in it, shi/rt, unless you •ire sure it is worthless. Even then you Can’t he safe. Andrew Carnegie wouldn’t take common or preferred stock in the biggest steel company ns a gift. He said it was air, not even water. Look nt it now. kra a tlfial- TTiat must ho un Interesting Scheme of Governor M artin’s which Would finance the drainage of the Everglades without Increasing tax ­ ation. —■ ■-o— I t Is to laugh! Thrae hnurs a fte r the polls opened in Chieugo Tuosduy half tho voting population had cast their ballot*—oi hud bad them cast for them. Call the Willard B a ttJ Men—We recharge and rj pair all makes of baltcritJ Did you sell stocks when some irokers said the time had come to "sell on moderate bulges?” Men with their nose so close to Wall Street’s ticker that they can't sec anything west of Hoboken, or enst if Sandy Hook, nre not good ad­ visers just now. You rend today “money easy nt I per cent,” “new penk for the year recorded in prices of rnilronds nnd pivotal industries,” ‘much heavier trndlng, hu nts coninuing to rise in nctiv0 dealings,” THURSDAY AFRIL 7. 1927 r ^ - C a m i r l l n a of •Inn p r o g ra m . irrr People of Mansfield, nnumed the other day a t ibo sia of « passing flivver bearing a sll which read ns follower "1 kne thero is money in Florida, fo r 1 le FEDERAL BUILDING DE­ $7,000 there myself." 1 TROIT, April 7 — Agricultural morgue wns idinwn the jury In the Jam es T. Thompson is serving million -dollar Ford-Haplro suit to­ Ids tw enty-sixth term ns Mayor of day an counsel for ltonry Font re­ l,cwcs, Dclcwnrc. vealed a series of failures among potato co-operatives organised by Aaron Saniro. Two big potato exchanges which ho crcntcd in Maine and Minne­ sota, collapsed nftcr hriey careers, Sopiro admitted, under cross-exnminntion by Senator Jam es A. Reed, chief of Ford’s counsel. The co-opem tivo king scored however by blaming the Maine fnilure on the Dcnrborn Independent’s nttnrk. which were the basis of his libel cult. The world’s grentest the grentest’ role of lore’* his Other Innds northensl of Frincc Albert will be mapped while the tory John Barrymore in government plnnos nre in the pro­ -T U B BELOVED ROGUE" vince. n riovrity •NIX NAX” Milnnc Review U. S. Moves T o Break Many Co-Operatives Relief In Radio To Come N ext Winter Up The Potash Trust 0 f Sapiro Failures We Don’t Need It. Don’t Gnmblc, Flense. Money Stars, Sunshine. A $1,000 Chevrolet. By ARTTIUK BRISBANE t'»pjr>*hi PAGE THE SANFORD HERALD. THURSDAY. APRVL 7, 1927 »i devotional exercises “ftcr which routine bustransacted. Report* i/f ,or the, past three weeks I bh'»'*lnrr that much Ini,CCIJ manifested. 1 business had been a social hour was en« hostess serving deThe next rtH he held May 2 nt of Mrs. Sheridan GROUP 11 High grade H}r“ w ,t«. bcnutilully limned. Original- sold for reduced to $12.50, reduced to sell for leas priced ao low that we i a surprise for those fate. We expect them marked. lint* ^JKht. Mrs. Anna •Aotored to Daytona Beach 1 they spent the \ FRIDA Y $10. straw hats, toith large and small •drapes, sm artly trim nied, reduced to Below Talk on "Sox” at each performance Special Show for WOMEN ONLY Ladies Shop “Style Without Extravagance” First Street N ext To Woodruff & Watson Friday and Saturday—Malineea, 2 and l O U MEN ONLY Nights, 7 and 9 O’Clock. ALL SEATS 50c Children Under 16 Not Admitted �'J 1 T1 r« i P A G E S IX _ ^ H jwhv- *-•* in a 11 i / "4 V':' 3 i* HI p T H E S A N F O U D H E jR A tl) , T H U R S D A Y . A ^ I j l L 7, 1927 MANYMEASURES NEWHOLLYWOODi LIKELYTOCOME IN LONDONWILL REFORE SOLONSCOST $5,000,000 * ’I Cluusu And Semite Member- Famous llritish Artisls. And 8 - Senate Commiltees;I S K S ,'k nV'Jtiepori s Of State!„i^t'n'Jml l i , }& l t;„hl), .Ir. A o a e « m n "V'.T;1.1? !‘ul.l(,i" k’ ‘d t’r j Meeting Are Given F lorida;., Are Mnde Public clmirmen. Hiinkiiiir- -M. U. Ovetalr, J . II. Scale: t un t t*. Hodges, \V T. Gi At Meeting Of Club i \sisi.,cTilts Al Session Today \V.PlibUc l l; I. vi \ I II it ,n i,tt j0..|| ‘ Otilitiep -Hi. O. Harrison, it o r n t to s'l tn-. iirV • ' i m i i on h :;,; i linlrmftn, l’at Whitaki r, M. O. i t ’t-ntinued from Page One) ii.’i nlinued frotji Page One) h »i x rv ■ g */-. *— -— ■ Other committee appointmcttl.i Over trie ;, J|d)n \V. TVat-on, E, J. [which were given out to delegates liomogcFt bridge. .n the inter t of a greater . ■ , were: Military A ffa ir-• A. ,'f. Tgyloy, nuity .and I'fflcicnty fn toe j car h Anton G. Harris i TV# *-Itule and jiroceedingslinhitcItM H Found M ovie I f S h ip W ill H e F u r R est In v. T. T. Turnbufl, thairm.in. John clmirmaa, Herbert P, ('urn, H. Stu(C oncern; W ill F ljjh l I'lnw , 9 - Attahim mni a,,..* f H is to r y O f S l a t e ; Itnce ' 'n n riiig th e rcirinn increased em- , *r ms ,. . S. Taylor, W. H. MhlmVc', W. F. nit Gill:#. M. HarriM»rt. it i:ii g, O f II. S . F iln m In to C o u n try Hodges, Johrl J. Sdenrlngmi. Public Printing I,. V-• Jennings, plmsls wiirt laid upon the necessity j ,M, i,iiiii(. ino., itMiiri.iuo! T r u c k W ill He D isc u sse d In, -Cnpltol State buildings and 1clnlrm nn, H. Stunrt Gillis, I. J. Me* of Home I)em<m>tnit!oii work, with ir>r»'rtlili, ino. tionu.? • -1 ' rin ithe L F « s h -, I ion ol i;.i nui.,| jm j fc, J lOatl. A lfr <1 H. Wngg, F. If. CMA, [n charming* illustration groundsLONDON April 7 (INK) - i „ 0 ,l 1,., t i n t i u ,,f TALL.AH \SSKEf, Fla., Apr. 7 I„ i 1 I1*11 !1liiaii« F n r’.a. inn Show i tugod hy school girls [ uit| gum* ..f KioVi.n, w.v* Itai ked by such persons famous m I TSll! —D N S)—A dalutt* of hills, re#ulu* foitisn a rt literature, anil the | I'III Office iil.U |,]j, * Gogpontt Alfred II. Wagg. I fr„ai St. Pctendmrg. Caro. Iion s ' i?s L.. m* in iiw Cihiiiij ,.f mAI Teinjtemnce*-----W. J. Singletary, ichtiir nnn, II. If. ItrtWe, W. C. Hod’Other m ailers mentioned were afterm ath of the long period, vf theatre as John Galsworthy, At- j‘ of Flortilu. chairman.. John .^. Taylor, J. Si. r< T. T -*»>"■’! • ..................... 1iho aimiovid of’ a p’lan for liie est,U, .u't’iVm frenizrd real estate r.pcculntion mdd Uehnctt, Kir Hall Caine, Kit > Mitchi'll, K. Ethrridjire. , s. ***, I t '11’ ! abli.-hiiictit for a national a rt pal- • *fo. T ili: lu:si»..jinV high titmuce. mid an unprecedent­ Arlhtir Cohan Hoyle, nafaLd Ka- j Pul,lie Itciiulj and Highway* \V cliuil'i'iiaii, A. .a. te.vtm*, S. A. Hm* ] ju|.v< ^(]l, ap)il'ojiiialioli of m oneys, K SX JiK U i; Kir ! ed growth of clUfta, is expected in hantini, Kubil Thorndike. \V. Phillijis, !chalrmnn. Ilugh Hale, ley, II. N. Walker, I*. Ft. (.oM». Jr. j |,y * * convening Florida L:gUln* f,"f” ,1'»« inqrk Hie I MW scnsion ot the FJor- Charles Oman, ami Frank Brantr !. A. M. Taylor, T. T. Turnbull. !,.AV.) .MihaiR nml Mineral Ke.-miirro: , tul,, f„r financbiff (chool* in Vhe '•^miVtnYnuVu MM Idn Mute legislature, which con­ wyn, a fti.000, 000 llritish organl- | Jennings. t \. j . Klngletny. J. II ly . Jennings, ihnirmuii, *fohn J. I weh)i-cfllUttit*#, ulio for a larger enusc nun tin -.u,i t vened here Tuesday for n period ration to found mi Kiiplisli Holly-1 wood hns Itcen set up here. Work Scales, J. It. Stew art, Herbert I Swearingen. V*. I . Glynn, .J. o . < •<o. . oernm for the two HtatelOl Keno. u>. o n i-,r,idnjl of »'(i t.nys. : ," ! n u, i , L r,., t « m k r M M t * . I icidenlnlly, Htrmufh. Ihe <i r a ­ is expected to commence on the Cam, J. J. Parish, J. Slater Smith, ir«r,i«.». w . r . C m . I ounly Oignmr.atio.is J. M ater „ (,r thp Inrtst important Kiibjccts ,n ,owa „n)y i.WreM tion of new counties th e groat organirntlon's first picture hefoie W. II. Malone, John J. Swearingen. *■I hronght forward by the Chairman Gd• Km,m u., * * (IJ MB influx of people info the state, the end of, ia27. . Cpnitp: rec and Knvigatioti- Her­ j Smith chairman. J. W. j;"*'''/* M*i|»- of l,c<ui;Oi. mni iTjl To Klmw T'lie World m using muv d is tric t/ And now bert I’. Caro, rhninitah, John IV. Ik Stew'drt, I J. Met all, M. O. (ij. (>,,(,1^. \VeIfnro whs that of prt- uriil fro in tlia Kipti' nt ij , Overstreet. The orRtiniralion Imn been creai prut# to be trr-.imd, thp Jtousc pud Watson. John S. Taylor, Pat Whit­ on work, calling attention to the it l"ilod nt in..i, tln ,lj Privileges and Elections I. ,1. senate nit inbet ship will hn th*i ed partly to “show tho world what aker, IV. II. .Malone, Alfred II. injustice of sending out convicts litiilit'iHhtulV* prtoi tu'jfl I AfcCall, ehnirmnn, W. II. M done, on private contract. It urged iit- Mie fillnu of ih, pm ,|5 hitgc-il in hi-.tot y. There wcro'Jj Iltilnin ran accomplish in the m at­ Wngg, I«i. I lilt IIt,. I. turn j 'll. StumL Gilii-., E, J. Etheridge, Ii stead, tin* vstnbli'bmeut of Imiust- lin i fUnl mhmhoif, of tho* house o rre p rrse n - ter of movinK-pirtine production," lim^jn Organized Gabor Howard G. — .... .i UuiioiUitim ii,,iiof Kuhpobnu iirii i txtive.x who took ihtdf #£,ils UWft and partly La rqitil)utT)Jm '‘'iiinu?c . , . . . Irk s within penal institutions tli.it l.lllll till' - till is Putnam, ehnirmnn, Pat Whitaker, ,r* ' v * ,l ',l’!1.“ r , . It i:,| |;,.J of A me rilin ’ j'nade htdvles. l «>''Mil;Hlono! .\itiei)dim-nlKdl > v> M l1< i |my n ,llVicta wade, in order iih compared with .K H ^ (he |n#t ses­ ! W. J. Singletary, T. T. Turn bull, G. «*} Hill I.HItnl In III. st,,|.j sion in IDZji. Mora tlitn oh per : A five years'*option on the,film *4\ L>. Edge. xluriibitll, ,r \ ’ *iV W. ‘ J. t ‘ ’ 'J ? \ l'im*v ' 1). lV | innocent families left at home mol iluii there is tin h ,. Singletary. uplitj, of slpr/es liy fourteen ,qf refit of the lower lmil#o look their should havd help froiu Hie rtdttlral ihmk in tin* stm* gj Claims Herbert P. Caro, ehnir. ..... ......... I SCI l’lCe Ilf Sllllpoen I ; British mlthtjis Stuart Gilii-. Hugh Hale. i ejils for th<’ fifht tithe, .leaving u W»**, host known mnn, E. J. Etheridge, J. II. Scjdcs, I W e a n p l i l t a l y o u i h n.iu i Insurance. It. II. Itove, chajr- I n i . n i j w i n m r . •onnli' minority of veterans “win. has been secured by the orpinlznG. W. Jennings. and Mrs. iiy, uml ihai he i.,:;,^ 1 tot Ii Mrs. Douglas': innif. W. T. Gary. W. F. Glynn, ,1. , , , ,, . . . *Ito lrnve nerved in prvvtnui kcsiloti-y Hon, which will have ns Its name U*» iiv<p|* ilio am- »( |3 Public Health —J. W. Turner, II. Seales. S. A. HinUiy. Gdibs paid high triliujiG 'tljo u t nriliili Incorporated Pictures. Tho creation «f Hurt’ iicxt^Ht chairman. J. M. Dell. D. Stuart , Game nml Fisheries t. .1. Par- mnnl chief, that doughty bttli Y-f allr / ' .Iv- I , e • ,,.,<1 Modern Sfudies t omptroller, while the deportment litilhs, I). I‘,.;i\fiig]it, (Joliti J, Swear tlsH, chnitm.ia. .1. W. Wut-ou. S Scotchwoman who Is known all ov- do fl|,|n-:tr <>t, 11,■■ Zh<) HI Great modern studies Are to he of agriculture is tijlvocnllng still ' bjgen. a I' I t !"■ -.... - ■-17J A. Ilinlev, W. W. Phillip . J. II. er Hu country ns Mnry Sherman built, it is stated, and Yonlriict >* n 'fourth.* I ’■>: -.I (In- ( 1 I. Engrossed Hills. E. lb Edge, Seales. M. u. ................... W. Tar- God Pie < her! I here were also •tr > l,,,,tr i> » (),<, tain ,0 State' Guinjitrdl]rr E riirsl Amo*, have Inca drawn up for the whrld eaueea.-aow» . i^ujasOc. ilm irm tn, Edgar W. \V*,iybright. u r wonts nt uji|»|au»L* for our own It, 1'-In flit -l. ,11>| 1.111 declaring th a t’tho t-tftlo*. hns crown rights of the first three produc­ g a 1,111 tn rm 1 1. . J Ilugh Hale, J. S later Smith, II, H. VAMSlHNf; VANHHimil.T—AVorkmcii are shown lt>nr(lilies ami Towns W. F. Glynn. executive and her staff, nml lli-lu In* Sigh rapid etriiln that ho ran tions, Production, like the niithuVo 111*.>11 lie- fell,,,. In ,1. Howe. Omit man, Edgar W. Way-bright, M. »« always, a special mention of oar ami artists, it Is' asserted, will I k ipR flown 11ir* mansion of Mrs. Henry While, on Fifth no longer give iho.pvqper alien, - i n ^11 mile It, 1 h, .... „n Enrolled Hills—S. A. Henley'. (>. llnrriseit, W. V.. Phillijw. own Lucy Hlncktutin, How General Inoli' a n ,I s i a i - 1,: I |. r. j J tlou to three iiujiommt .depart­ purely llritish and llritish jiroduc. iivenue. Nr>v York, In make room for a llurly-slorv huildI’utnam, Joint S. Taylor, W. T. (|aI t -S lltn illK at (I,Prison# nii<l riot viet - —D. K. Federation ehnirmnn of the Dcpnftments under Ids supervision nt err. w ill'he limned liy Amencaii oring* The home \vns built by William JT. Vangcrhill. Putnam, Joint S. Ttylor, II. N. Knight, chairman \\ W. Phillip#, nu-nt of Education. eiirnM* of die K\V*( ,-fiu pjesent. has asked tho legislature gpnlzaflohs on a reciprocal _ha»ls. of ZS.-. I l*'*1 87, feufc ’ Walker. UnlI/nMln«i*l a*»rx*u Affiliated producing* eonipimlet E lgar. W. V.’a v f , t, It. 11. Howe, After the conclusion of the pro­ to create separate bmikihg. nudiHaitih. Cut.ai:.,*,t t j j Mudieiary ‘A’—Joint J. Swear­ las 1 f, , t : t l i .,,! .w,.,. gram. Dr. Hamilton Holt was ac­ tlhg uud piotor vefltcle depart­ \vi|| he located in Ctihmla, Atifllra1 > J. McCall. ingen, ehnlltuna, I„ W. Jenitiag#, feet; Mo Xortli nd cord-d the privilege of the floor ments. Tho creation of the three lui, South Africa, and India. hn lltcaco West .11-, tottl It. II. Itowe, Edgar W. Wnybrlght, in order that, he could prcfent his new departments with n lomndss,,,,t It 1 .a1. . 1 , |W . Ck Hedges, J. H. Stewart, W. F. la-0 f,-t t 1,1 1.. - Ini,it new- and interesting idea of eilushtiter n l the heml of each hns met Glynn, B. J. Etheridge. 11 l-t f til t b n - <-, -1•, . ,1 Ike with the ndminiatrntinii’rt approval . , 1« j.| cation as he hopes to Work it nut Judiciary HP-- I). Stuart Gillls, dec of i h i Ii I leation in' 1 a.J find F now almost a certainty. | fottr ,‘-,tts,-,,iil l\ <■ ni'- k t l i f hidrmaii, D. E. Knight, I* . T. TarnInvolution lonlis ns nnolhdr m a­ , A d * Dr Holt went into a detailed ac­ T ■*111 II r.il-l, a ,a „t|.jjfH bull. W, T. Gary, J, Sinter Smith. jor., topic before- the Florida legisat count of the m dhotis pursued in his N'-m-cal c l t , itlnl Inn in m| G. D. Edge, Howard G. Putnam. <•<-,,1,t> ,■ su ,af InitirO as several who were elected 1! A d own educational experience in life, g.-titfoia. of ]'li>rldn. , Ilugh Halo, John W. Watson. to the lower branch had tho nholuleading up to this new plan which State VVI|m-ss m y I,.,a.| „i,.| i»| Judiciary ‘C — W. H. Malone, lion of evolution theories from A d is already interest ini; other urii- lie- m,M Omit al S,it(i,rl) CLEVELAND, ().. Apr. 7— ((’c.ltim icl from Page One) Stii! F o r D iv o rce O r S c im r« chnirnmn, Pat W hitakii. I. J, MeFlorida si jpiol books in tlteir pln:- (IN S )—rVflftriI authorities here Growing Cosl Of City Am! reality. State nf„rn»i^| 1 lion D us lle c n F iled W i t h 1 ii Jf * J * ft I’nriah. A. nM. tTaylor, H'.m Onion Onion Center, (en te r, also al <• deserve deserve vendties. , And fo rn ti and Mrs. J. H, day of .'I.m.'ii AV t>ILit!; Stjile Government is JHr noil lip s iHCli I iilo »i m i . .. \ i ;» 1 V 1 1 i I,, ceiiim iidritioii for their goed work. *;• fs\* • •• aro confronted with an uimsual lot ' Tlte’ petition of marriage# Ity situation in (lie wise of Ernest A rfi the hostesses for Problem; Taxpayer Groups i "i, i l villi S e in e T rih u n u l A I P a r i s ; , a | rr, il i l . Wagg, J.’ M. D, ll. Mclin H a r n r a m * ini idler and ' ,V‘ c. r#Ui|. ' ' v‘’ro 11 diverted persons within one year A d 11} A M 1 ITcderiekn who shot a mail to Meal in g I ’p He N e x t W eek | E st-L*utive Cuinmunieutions -I. It. suiter for the ham! of Pansy, j llu’ “ 't e i noou. Are To St inly Situation a fter th«* entry of tho decree in death in the tioatnfflce at Warren, • P-W •ri ^ ,*: — ------ihaiim nn. \V. C. IIodK^. h»«hod nml acted the part, and (SKA IA .Stew art, chairman, fl-ked by circuit court judges of O., and was Indicted fop fprsl de­ would have been ta-tleihad bis J 'jenty-iive years ago Ittere arAKI’ltMAN *V AKIUtllAS the state. PARIS, Apr 7 (INS) Th« 'Joint r-ionii S. K..TTuyhik, a y lo r, H II. N. Walker, J. J1QSTUN, April 7,*-(IN S)—A gree murder liy federal grand caunirntton been clearer. M iss! n v e ifln Saskatchewan tt young Solicitor# for r-'inWati • In Jury trials, Lpth civil ami Jury Hcvernl days ago. ... , .. . drive lo curtail tho growth of muni­ inatrimiiiiial difficultlc# of Mr. arnl | *'*a.t ' 1 Louise Tltcaslter was very clever Eogliri* immigrant without cnjdtnl criminal, the attorney general of Mrs. William K. Vumlerhile 11,1 Approprmlio H -U t . Hodge Since the killing oceuretl on cipal expenditures in the cities of in the part of Lulu Plar.n. a Smith and with no lamwjqtlge of faraim g. Ihu stale asks that irgitdatioii he government pro|n*rty, trial tmiHt southern New England is under have reached the P u ri« divorce ^ h^ir,nJ'"» L - & Miss Edith He hired Idinse f out to a farm er 'MR Swearingv-11, M. O. Overstreet, A. Sen island niit-rii. p o -•<,i to make a m ajority ver­ l»n held lit tbr* llnitml S tairs dis­ way ami, is meeting with mucked rouj;tv# it was learned today. 1 *. , i , Varn a Itula-Uuln, James Samis mill worked and saved till he was dict to prevail, a radical d i'p n tu io trict court. Federal law also pro­ ■access. To accomplish the object­ AHorncy-at-Dv] Actiim for divert e nr fit pnration M. Ttyloi- ,1 \V. Turner, W. J. Sin­ Jr., as the secretary of Mr. Quack- a 1' 1'' >'» kay »' farm . Hu now owns from present jurisprudence. In vides Unit a portion convicted o f , .ive ........................ How .......... .. in mind llmso interested an fur Ilia Vanderbilt's has been filed gletary, J. J, Parrish, Hugh 11ale. ctibush. Miss Stella Mnsen as M n. neatly 15,000 acres. Will prnctlec in all the< I'Upitnl ,<!!tnM ruses , under Agriculture ami Live Stock—Pat " 'f ’oL ttie proposed degree murder must he i 'nurturing an idea \fhieh had it# with the Seine Trilmntil. Daffodil Dare, mid Miss Frances The court has ordered the an- Whitaker, clmirjiutn, J. J. Parrish, Morrow, as Violet, the oldest hi,? V ,\ V ' 1 " ! fir’.,lIl*v etiuld he j "hnageil by the United SGitee mar- inception on tho Pacific const—tlie PANAMA C1TV —New sewer Examination of Ah#tnrtii| handed down by eleven of ihb Uhnl on the sunn* premises where oiYanizatitm of taxpayer's assn- m X n r a U«f Doth parti,-h dr th(5r Titles given especli « '? "" • *!, ^r; ^tchc-U, Her- daughter of Mm RClf-nuldo mlllicm- system t'* lie IniitaTled in this eitv twelve junjin, ehmlmiHng tho be is convicted." lawyers Itcfore a conciliation Iti- .J,'1 , 1 1 1 Howard ( . I utnnm, aire, were also very got- J. eialions. niuabur uf ikisstbllitlc', of a hung Miirsliall Goofge Sjouffer inter* .'J' binglelnry. J-'ijll, Hjver, \ijl)/ ji> hlaia-mlou- laiiial. Thin formal effort to *epury ami mistrinls, prek# this ir, mean that. Ilm nxeruM. ,, Mitchell, eiiiieilu the two parties is set f<>i a . , IIH , . ,|tter.lmn of taxation |JP#ilig'uul of Owncrtt of five palatial hoGm tfoti wotlld lurt'f1 to hi- held ill tin* next week, mid in the usual French . cahlnlliiil, M I . Glynn, Ho ward (,. Hie textile clepressimi Bilufitioit has Until lle'nry am) Luke 'i’lionipaou, | X tracks and of an equal nutnhor of same tnilldlng. There have been n- ,,r' II. N. and tho amazon war dance s ta g - iy greyhound trucks are expected I. Ino hangings in Ohio for many Lqkcn the lead in tin- formation of '‘ g-d procedure prior to th e’ nc* 1 a na,n’ * " 111 * ’ such organizations. Ih that city 1111,1 gt'nnlim: of a ikeiee .In the rx lirvtuint itro n g nigum ents fnr Hut) Attaches—W. N. Walker, chair­ cd by tile following: the Misses ’£ event of tin- conciliation Minina legalizing of race tracks nml the ' The Warren killing occured Fell. the Fall River Taxpayers’ Associa­ failing In its efforts a decree man, John W. Watson, W, IG Ma­ Miltin il i.umley, Mildred Nix, i.j. Gladys Steinper, Elam S in g letarry ,1•-» Vuri-imitgel mucliinoH which wur.- JH. Fredericks hull returned to Ids tion in functioning mid doing much may no expected wit bin the course lone. Marguerite Hurt,, Olgn lHrt, rccntly .declared jrccntly declared illegri illegfi by (In* home a few days previous to that to asuist in the printing of the tax of two or three weeks. Forestry—J. II, Scales, chairman Always sucking lo give out1 pat ions tho bust Evelyn Jacobs, Mari cm Wullink, lute Mtpiemo Hlulc aupiemo court. Tho dclosing o lin g date from n uutiiturlum where lie r a te .. I. J. McCall, D. B. Knight. J. W. Mrs. Vanderbilt, who w n*’.for­ np-to-dtito service wo have employed a manimridl M argaret Sprout .Elizabeth Tuni•f Florida race tracks a# Cost Too High (>f ns a result vesnlt had taken treutm ent for hervous W. Phillips, merly Virginia Fair, is reported to Turner, jif prefunl gambling stalute# lin- ailment. wide experience and ask your patronage for iilT^ It ha been generally conceded be cnrmitc to Pari# and Vander­ Huilding and Loan- J. M. Mit­ hutl, Vent Dickerson. Rebecca I idsed a si orm of prolesl from Stevens and Helen Wilson. Reports came to him, lie claimed iliM the tuxaUon protilein ln New chell. fhiltnnim,’ Alfred 11. Wagg, tl’nltn Reach ami Miami Hotel nml that n man numed W alter ll<d- England is one arising chiefly from bilt has been cruising in the ft|etli- W. F. Glynn, Howard G. Putnam, •Service f»0c Tlu- Illicit . i-linol has expressed £ jiuuirt owners, civic clubs and cqiiili had been visiting his wife tld- Ihere using cost of state and torrmu-nn for several weeks an>l John J. Swearingen. niHirociatiim for furniture doniit-[-j* i hnmW ti of «oniim-rco ami the during his absence, Fredericks inuiiicijia) government. Stu b :, con­ is fm iilently in Fri-itch Riviera MltccHnnemis Legislation John (,-d hy the Rim - ! Furniture Com-!):, issue bjii# fair Li Ini out* of the iitimcdhuply mocuriMl twn pistols. clusion Ims been arrived at by the I oi ls. It is understood that both W. Watson, chairman, M. (>. Over- PBliv inn! Siidtti Brothers, Gob- IZ jioltcrd la the 110 day legislative Meeting Holcontbe in the jaislof* A Moeiation of Western Mussachtl- parlies will lie in Paris when their s in ct, Hugh Hale, Pat Whitaker, tunics' hy I’ermins ("onipany anti *> ■cnilon, fire, he drew both guns, and with i.etls Chumbors of Gommen-e, Fur- action come# before the eourts, v + *t*•:*-t--t-*!•*;■• : * * ; • -;-*;• +•{••;*•;*■>•{■•)++ W. C. Hodges, J. M. Dell. W. 11. carpenter work l,y Mr. I.umley. 1 Tim c-M-atlon of a utilities cma- out a word of warning, pumped tli(-rancft of the Vaelflc stittes’ idea Vanderbilt, on arriving in France Malone. minslnn is being Hponflohtd hv a eielit bullets into Holcomb* body. of taxpayers’ asKoelatiomt is indi­ several weeks ago dented that' he PENSION’S D. E. Knight, *1lu- trial will pidhaltlv lie lieiil rectly' sponsored by this group of contemplated any action, although large number of intoresta who d ‘‘■IIIre Him power line#, el cetera, in July, It will lit* the first m ur­ Chambers of Commerce by iltcir admitting that he ami his w ifj hhrjuld he under state control. der ease ever tried in this fialernl suggestion that buremiH of muni- had been separated for some time. Munirl|tulitIC-H have turned their court, * K la social circles it has tong elpa] rescureli to study, check and tunibh down on. the iintpmtltioa, t»rec been understood tliqt Vnntlurbil' taliuliUi* nulnlcipnl expendituicH be hqtyyvey, slating thnl this* i# Jus*, jour desired a divorce in order that ho e.Htiihlisheil an effort oq Ute part of power or U M n r n U Y u l i i v M i i r l i i I '1 "-’ »*'»rk qf such public hurenus j '.’"Jf1,1 * 1 * K"#u«!ond l-opipanie# to legally avoid present tho wmii i<’V |Fl..„.OI.V.| , IM'III h Would lllliuc l«I j | |„w tfititract# with fur clvcHim- t-> keep the coimuuuilics in1,1 K"nM months ago in Paris h i r power, gas, and, water. T! Ilitre lay Wat burton, Jr., of Mishap King, of Mai, FJojida formed of' the manner in which " ,n Find IL lJuvi#, speaker of Hie Sum Philadelphia, Mr . W aibm ton i • i i E|lisco|iui Diocese, luis liceu iilt ilc.l their various goVt-taments m e he When you wake up with bark house, i« -pmiHui ing the Dial nf Inn uiitleistood to b u e been « ,K V '’t 4in-in* and dull misery in the kidney mlemnl munlercrH .fvy ntcann sim­ lo sneak before the -Men's 0U|h-d ing administered. obt* recently on a in d iting party given regitgi il may uicmi you have been After a wide and exhaustive by Vanderbilt. ilar lo Unit usud in military court Holy Gross Glmri'h nt its ve'gutur pcnu 'clUliig fords w hich create avid*, I innrlial#,' with automatic reviews session Fritlay night, act,tiling to stpil.v of tin- taxation problem in Mrs. Van,lei i.lit is a cm hoi:,- sa>s a well-known authoiit.v.1 An ' by the higher court*, ns n mean Rev. Mo ill tin i Gl„ier. Tin- IMshop Nt-W' Engliiml and other net tloas of Ai of eliminating Hie myriad nf legal I -•* spoken Itcre bgforc and large the coin,try, I'liillip Nichols, chair- and it Intii been ( riiij II,at she In , excess of M idi ileitis overwork:, men 1 g ath erin g s.an always present I , man of the Massaclm .ell: Tux pay- opiioqcd a divori n beet,list* of re* the kidneys in their effort to fillet irennlcAlillr.j thorn* found guilty to bt hear Ids uddi'cjxc.'i, critiii.have been rc.storing to )n ers' Gonfcivnee recoinin-nils the Ugl'iUK scruples ami then, hio.,- it frv-in tin- blood and they bei'oiuc pen# liccn reports that the w-onid seek sort of purallznl ami loggy. When llutdwiii W. (•liusc, speaker an formation of mjcIi organizations. - M-rts t>> ittolmirr their Ica-c on Ulroi mi nnnnlnicnt of |u r marriage |,y your kidneys get sluggish and . 1: II- is '.illerly.uupo-iwl to Hie the Eighteenth aiiii-iuiincnt, is Hie Rota Trihunul. dog you must relieve them, like cxei'ulion of minors uml is ex|s-et- al 'i tn the* program for the mcetT1 you relieve your bowels, removing V1 Gmt u JillGlm passed ,,,K1Bcho M li'lfi: l llll |-| III.H ATIOV all tho body's urinous Waste, else rorbblditig eh-i-t.ii-uUoq of nny in-rX o t i f l - o f i -lnl m n a i l e r H r e t t o a ,'::7 -Wou* I! H iih an,', „,i, ,i i,y Uio Oct* i r , -vou lmv'' haekache, sick headache, *"'» under 21 yejir# of age'. He i(1. Even .'unn ir>Mj, n*2z. , . dfxxy spells; your stoimidi sours, trm|in:i-il Hie electrqfyliyn hip „f Allot I tilte-l Ht:,t, » 1..'lllll n r r it ’f. •vague is coated, ulid when the Mvo ycnr.s aqnv iWw Med u«cd hy fiiiho-Hv III,-. I ’lu.. |.*,,j,. ;r, i d s ;. Weather is bud you Imvt- rlieiimntle » inriiltt. y •j 4 M l ' l l t ’ i: Is 1 , tr a * I, v Kivcti Unit It Ij e lir v Heliutx t nillxf.-n'i, ,,f 1.111,0 twinges The m ine is ch-udy, full •ftn: It HtriiUon, lifts* III,, I lu inm ofriro of sediment, channels often gut I •Al Tuui A|,t>7. f | \ ’Sl V,11 P1*1*1••-*,*Gtii *10,1ci* m ,.,Inn 237* sore, water scalds a#d y>-,ir are WASHINGTON, in | ,| ■ i i ’ *, , J It* Vlxeit SI,ilm* h, no ,,,,,• ■i,,I■,i ,,y had * ( I Inllipuie independerU-n (tiegoat tie* m i ,,t January zt, isc *. f,r, n,„ obliged to seek relief two or th re e ' then have I,ecu struggling for veins s ' s '*h,-c :;*».*-i-. m a , u. n |.j times during tho night. ! toward which ridlpim) leaders jY"ai Si'o* llV v - V s Either conacit a good, reliable I I yet a long way off. physician a t once or gel frm t your I'lesitl'-m Cooliilge has veltie;! , Jl',,,Tfil,r** of tllu Jnleilur, Hirlul plmrnmcUt altout four oumes of PARCO, Wyo. 7r-*-(LNSi——Pqr1 the lesotution of the Flllpihii legAll j,or«tin# elnhnlnK (tin 1„|„1 n,l- Jail Suit#: take a ttddcspounful i n 1 tti. luodM -*ity nf (lit* Wyoming mi imlepcudenee, and in so doing yi-rsf-jy or Ui-Hlrimr t„ sliotv it |„ a glass *tf water before breakfast oil field, built nt u c u t of ten mil­ ishiture, providing for a plebiscite J- ailio-rtil lu i liaraei.-r will it,, „i. for a few days anjl your kidneys I lion dnllnri., is in ruin# Uxlny, fol* »w--,l until Aoil I IJ. IMI n, f l i bluntly Informed tho island act, fine. This famous KUptyr U»» t-xplorion of the two III till* orilen 11,1 |r ol>J< <-| |on« tn ||iu may i, then ■ , , they they utv not eru d y 'fu r selfikKiuinri- of pal cat ni„i<-r afor.«jiJ i# mnne from loo,on juice, i tl* lbs high-pressure cnirfcltig Hi • oolU iiu in. ,, ■ ■ -••*■ -■ Krtverhiwcnt.. combined with lithin, and has been I i ljtlf at tho Prothi(‘fit's nud Rcflncrjt cape cRttuui: A plebiscite on the jiubji-ct! the used for years tt* help clean and I’lttlAI. Mil pbint i-nrly ye’t tcnuiy ,|tw»riirepo pri^siiieitt said, was a meaningh s* llc-KlNt.nl stimul-ite sluggish kidneys, uiso day i t -in#, • i a gestuio Hint might ‘Vicuto fric- ! 1» ncatfallztt ugids in the system. Kjvteep into lire dead, gnd is otto--a\ i trim, tllatnt U'ti liusim-sH, and slow J !«* ihev* in', lsJ.*i-**r" trrit.it”, ,1. .. mW iug, ami three .ire DUxcriou#-' ml## fir X ‘V down piogietis." llu chuntetoriz* t • ly Immed tfaht tjrnv ,m«y die. piUea iqhvving bladder weakness. lonn IP '■) ! Plntin D r a cdmmmdty foin-ial c,l the move fo rpopuiar wide mi i» inexpensive, cannot « t T flip being load,- today, tilh S K li* 'I " l\ ” lur ' ' ' ______ 1 W «re ami make, n delightful, which !*>ckcd overy o 't* * ii'lnnOH which, hy fervescent lithia-waier ■--, Ci »**; -7.*ir huiltlinr la tin- City, hjow out winillhcouiugtiig capital and lubor.it CJliCAGu. Apr. 7 (INS), j Drink* lots of soft water, blinj dsU j’ihg lliti arrival of the titty Dtto Rclselt of Pltiltt * Ipltiu to -! ' thcil ^ dmvs. mid rent derhi# ImrHIiut ilifptlttb the - treot«, was followed warn lit--- Pldllipme# will huie three-cushion billiard champion of thin, liy a raving fire that sjiread to overcome Ihu most obvious present doy was back on hia throne a , the# ftirlit .-ther ttills in tli<* rracking di/fieulty in iho way of tholt the world. tint tc ry, and tlircntcncd liugo inaiiilainetHe 0r nti nmdilcd gov-: licirclf li-guioeii his HII6 l,y ‘ . IT Kidney. Ontario, N. Y., ‘ ato ra re tiiiiha that contained thouermmmi ». , -i . Jwinning hi# aoo-pnlnt champion. Kty#: ’'GUbmUtl Kucha hns done ‘VrIOi ■i-amGrof L-alhm# of gtikulino. . V ---------- ~*1 ” ’1* Pf Chicago, defending champ- mbre Hum alt oUua* remedies comfowl m ’Y f, , __ tilpi-d, Some days I Imd ulmust u ’4 -oiistvnt tle^irg V illi* '« terrible } M Would in« | The match score was Uou to 2 10 I ibn H.riling l T*f, sensutipn. ^ ‘hsutipn. 1 tipics ut night, v Reisplt ran cut his final s i x t y u,,out sI* DH'c tny cxcpriencc point#* in r,H innings. Ills hlg'i L’ 1 ur w**W'ui>* to uny ' Dotrt tuko astringAjlr. 7 ( INS) WASm.NGToN. Api. 7-- (IKKl ■RHckfer’s liT',1 n"l,‘h was b. ugain.u | "ri»r "Sfi, 5, VoU may get the I’resident GoobUgc today up'(•Cttficl J to. 1, rang. Mury Kllcn Henson, taxicab driver tnbii nr iie.fpireU ttontinunlly to ju-inUd Elliott Nortlieolt, ™ nip- front two to ten year#, nf r>n Antonio, Tj-x., sent In her litichu,; ' t' ’-unieil lt< -I»«th -utlt when blctur*-—neat, liu’r t*v__ uiti, ■>' IIuflllngtcn; UhHligton; «*. tV. Vu., us jiidgw ot* D w ing'tu re)>eat, (| paini ng and ; lfelle MUif*’Yii’orniul , Lithiated ,, .U,1 l^h“ * red their ■, m * **Tmula.) n m on tho Mndcourtl minor additUuv»a the v iehr i, idV lor admission ioV uilutiw . id in a U •I com etc i-tcro ilonnl llrotbi-rjiuoil ot TcnmMois,’ -- 1 **■ ^iWrUit. •arc# e\e#eHiv*S|ujiU#, liu-relty I'lmuReurs, Htsbb men uml Help baby ilung liter n s - lint Daniel*J. Tvhtn, of In x* in # sc*rltrjs ilium,poll*, Did- president, tulvlsvd l-rt. - .MwiiUtul, Virginia, West average g,000 ton v -se‘l |m t , u ,rls '■ueh “l *drug lru,t | -eli.-in•suit of burns, lu r tu '.’lnr tic i'vDiva^.' I-1 ' *^ Ul “ l i t a i i.d1 qfti l i t t ' I J i V l , l Ml •K r . J . . v if NEW ENGLAND IS FAMILY TANGLE Unusual Situalion Confronts Officers UNITING IN FIGHT OF VANDERBILTS ' In Ohio Execution ON HIGHER TAXES TAKEN TO COURT ______ . . . . . . Large Crowd Sees ( lass Hay in Senior (lass Wednesday Nigh! / v . t ____ j . , i . ** i _____ c-'i^v, . .. . | .. J. G. SHAIK #^a,r ^ " ,SkKi.'*Tu'to ***********************************^*->** M A N IC U R IN ' Nov/ a New Service \y. Smith’s Barber Shop IFKIDNEYSACT Bishop Winjf May He -........... .. , .........BADTAKESAL1S u e ie i nuay INigrm , , , „- puhHsh.cd from ,„ t., ":ls.t(!r. w,,rfcl",0"-1 wi»» wu# .n :<Lar-lliU,: ■ rI\vxi or Follies? President V etoes Philippines’ Plan For Independence . -Mwdi*! <’ity ill Ruins hojlownig- .EM)h),sioji Claiming Lives O f 1(> H*1 „IS' * HBWk Kciselt Wins Back ; Cue Chainin’onsllint BROKEN REST I;f*th %P1 Three Boys Perish In Arkansas Blaze Norlhcott Appointed m,’,1' nmtcl1 wtlh Aur‘° Federal Court Judge n H you're a t c 1e p h o il c* subscriber simply lilt the hook, ask for 14S and slate your request. It’s a Service .that makes it comparatively easy for you to insert your advertisement. And Want ads offer the solution to many a problem. There’s always someone <*;jKcr to buy, sell or trade; someone who has a service to offer. Results are certain and the cost is quite modr erntc. Before / / o'clock For The D a y ’s Insertion m II frnwtinJS' cveA'-shtp-inU,;u#K to r - Nor"s •* s“",h 4 1 ...- r r 0,1llu’h<*iv- .1 Nil ...il.. ®ssa; // The Sanford Herald �aificd Kates dfCorilifM’_ ., tn1jor o f In* urt* ®nr^t0 schedule be- KKNT VULCANIZING WORKS, LADIES— Earn big money at n o o n AND (iOOIlYKAIt TIRES. borne in your spare time, pleasant, U. S. Ic l!uUori(\s, interesting work, Positively no Distributor!! (.‘hnntilcil selling. Stamp brings particulars Commcrcinl Avonuo American Novelty Co, Evanston U Kneed rate* a r e f o r no . a | , „ than 30e. THREE-ROOM Furnished Apnrf-I FOR | RALE—Two acre truck ment. Apply Jlrrnld Office. I farm s, close in, on Dixie iHgh------------------------- ---------------------- way, flowing w ater, electricity. I* TWO ROOMS— furnished for light A. Remind 820 W. F irst St. housekeeping. 710 Oak Ave. 21— A c re a g e F o r S a le LIN C O LN — CORD — FORDSON 7— S it nut ion W o n te d Edward Hlgginr. Inc. NOW IS TH E TIM E FURNISHED— flat to rent, 1301 iiA T K H will be TO BUY THAT FARM M Q qu<*i . nnd charged Commercial & Palmetto Phone 331 SMALL GROVE —To lake care Pork Ave. Can he seen between 10 M of th" worrt AND START SOMETHING of, best of references . F. A. 1). A. M. and 7 P. M. In,.»er«e« * 11,1 MODEL TRIM CO. We aro all going back to the Dill) Myrtle. pi ,M inti will be re* “ We trim the car, not the owner."; TWO —unfurnished apartm ents, farm where real values win a l­ F®ffiron» and c o ll e c t o r Phone HI7 for estim ates WORK,— Most any kind, clerical, one 4, one 5 rooms; reasonable, 217 ways prevail. Ju st now is the tjme orJ u H yorders tuT Pa r^e mtn} ‘ i»ayto move a few miles from Sanford 1*. W. RADFORD shipping, selling; local or out of Holly Ave, K c e "f p u b lica tio n , and s ta n th a t chicken farm and town. References guaranteed. NEWLY .—furnished apartm ents raise vegetables for the home m ar­ SEMINOLE HUDSON- ESSEX iiox *10 care Herald. ket. Ju st such n place can be had for rent, on Park Ave. Three b. published th e s a m e INC on the Snnford-Orlando road about S— F in a n c ia l blocks from First St. Summer 203 Oak Ave. three miles from Sanford in ths rates. I). I- Thrasher. Phone II high and healthy oak and pine MONEY TO LOAN good for citrus fruits, good On first mortgages, city pro­ UNFURNISHED— flat, private* section for poultry and good for nil kinds ihouM lie nolltled at 4— Husiness Service beth, rent reasonable. Corner Sec­ perty; any amount from $2000 and of vegetables. T hirty acres, high ond & Palmetto. up. Paul A. Obcrholtwr, Sanford o n D u n a ivrtNtJANCB and dry locnlion for a home and "W E CLEAN YOUR RUGS ut T h e Loan d: Savings Co. msde la perso— or by four acres in muck for vegetables ABSOLUTELY CLEAN' HI— Houses For Itent ’ll**raid o f f icdels co n tln * or bulbs—it will raise anything Telephone dl Our rug cleaning plant is DO YOU NEED MONEY—Have Men are not v alid . —the man who w ants to work can strictly modern. unlimited amount on Residence NICE —Clcnn unfurnished house make a good living .rviCATTON I N D E X : T h e from this Phone Orlando 9G53 or drop i F,Lc|a»Slf lcatlon » are and Husiness property Chuluota for rent, close In. Apply 1198 place. If vou are interested add­ need and num b ered fo r Prices same ns Orlnndo. Russ Office Young Bldg. N. Park Ave. Myrtle Ave. ress OWNER, enre Sanford Herald. feretire. They a r e m ade* ua a card and our salesman Any reasonable offer and term s ..fiellcally nod n “ n ,e t* will call to see you. MONEY—To loan on improved tk5-RO0M— unfurnished house. $35 will he considered a fte r you have I t* e ud.t under ea ch head* • ' . * c“ slio made-up a lp h a b et* M attress Co. 1122 Church St. hi ruble business and resiednlm l' monthly, on the corner, 1021 Elm seen the property. Orlande. Florida. property in Sanford. Address ; Ave. If IFID K A T E S C H E D U L E | Loan, P. O. Box 503. City. 21— L o(s F n r S n le ItnilotrlnK sch ed u le t e l l s THE SEMINOLE PRINTERY | FURNISHED i U I V A i n i l O l ' H U Iroom 'llM ll lii't'e v i five hotif-t; I ! " ”f eJt solid a d s fr o m ANSCO CAMERAS MONEY WANTED—W ant to bor-1sleeping porch, hath, lights, water. f . to 3i words fo r o n e to BARGAIN HUNTER trt'on*. tv hen c e n te r e d • row §500 on garage a part men t |garage. Flora Heights; $35. AND SUPPLIES Who wants a lot 70x115 in I.oik K ordered, each lin e w ill N. Lutnley Prop, to he built on lot worth $2,500. Jno. D. Jenkins, Court House. G01 W. 9th St. W hted n* ® word*. Arbor, Country Club E states for ______________ 'Loan wanted for six months only $225. Cash with deed. $200 paya­ builder expects to erect resi- FOR REN T:—Small bungalow on D. L. Perkins 1dence on lot later this summer. Magnolia Avenue. Unfurnished. In ble in two years. N. W. Beaty, headquarters for Collegiate Answer to ‘’$500” care Herald. desirable residential section and Lucerne Hotel, Orlando, Fla. I K . " than 16 w o r d s Clothes. 110 F irst Street. within easy walking distance of the PARK AVENUE LOT—Ju st smith tinted »» 16 word*. business district. $30 monthly. P. of Thirteenth Street, facing east, O. Box 431. Sanford. BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation 11— .M iscellaneous •2 can he bought for $2,750 on any boxes and general cement work SI reasonable terms. This is nn ex­ FOR SALE —Summer blooming FIVE ROOM —modern house, Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. TerC. k cellent location for a Duplex plants. Mrs. A. K. Rossiter. close in; 2300 Mellunville Ave. willegpr, Prop. Ho Apartment House. Box 100 raie Phone H3II-W. ^Del hi U,The Sanford Herald, *1 FOR SALE— Well established pay­ LANKY,S DRUG STORE—Pre­ ing ladles shop. Reasonable. Sick­ FIVE ROOM —house furnished, scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We are 2.31 8.90 FOR SALE—Two lots in Oak Hill 3.40 4.14 ns near you ns your phone. Call 103 ness rail so for selling out, Phone i for rent. Phone 805-W. nnd two lots In Rucna Vista $050 S.Gfi 4.42 579 .1. each, cash payment andterm s to 2.10 4.6X 5-ROO.M— House $25 a ONE 2.85 4.94 you are thinking of month; one G-rnnni house $30 a suit purchaser. Box xr. care Har3.00 5.20 THINK—If building, why pay llto A rchitects’ The slave sale is now tin my en­ mouth. Both on lloHv Ave. none ald. 5.40 i . i r, 3.30 6.72 several hundred dollars for plans,' tire stock at cost. D. W. Short M1*- A. C. I . shops. R. B. W ight, Phone 5.114 when you can get the name free, Landor Arcade. 3.t 2*5— M isc e lla n e o u s F o r S a le lit. 3.1,0 6.24 3.75 K.Lii and keep your money in your pock n.po C.70 ct . For further information see TWO REFRIGERATORS — Good 17— Husiness Places For Rent 4.05 7.02 condition; priced reasonable.Pier­ 4.20 7.23 SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS. 4.35 7 54 V. C. Collur, Prop. Building Con­ son Catkin, Inc. McLnnder Arcada. SMALL -iro n -c la d warehouse on tractor, General Shop & Mill Work Phono 880. 4.50 1 )0 Commercial St. track. R. B. Wight, 4 85 s.us and House Painting, 115 N. Phone 10. 4.VI) 8.32 French Ave. Phone 235-J. 12— W an led 4.95 N.5I INCOME PROPERTY 5.10 8.84 FOR KKNT —la Meiacti! 5.25 9.10 LUMBER and complete line of WANTED a couple to occupy OFFICE Bldg Apply A. P Conne"y * building m aterial. Low prices. apartm ent. June 1 to August L Sons, Magnolia and 2nd. NOW RENTING for $200 per Security Lumber Co., "Where Good Box 10 care Herald. VTTRACTIVF rooms to rent for Crudes Come From" Maple and nouncements atorea or offices at Park Ave.. month, paying lO^- on $24,000. M—Kimms Without Board. Sixth. Phone 797. *nd Commercial Street. W. M. j3N TAKE Nolle*, fish ROOM IN —private home, rent Young, Owner, 208 Turk Ave., op­ Phonograph Repairing like hungry wolves, see Piano Tuning reasonable to refined parties G09 posite Court House. Will sacrifice for $12,500, $2500 by for boats and hnit, By experts with 17 year* Magnolia, Phone 02.3-J. lonme bridge. experience. BUSINESS LOCATION Sanford Music Store ONE NICE—furnished IwdronM NICE STORE room 15x00 vi rash, balance easy. Phone 735.— A. &. KOMSITER fo r rent, also garage. Hllil Magnolia 220 Mugnnliu Avenu*. Suitable f jr and Gift Shoppe | Avenue Phone 212-W Room 10 & 11 McLander Arcade. Ave. or Phone 200. small husiness; rent reaaonnblo. Seniggs-Scoggan Realty Co., inr oral Svgestion for Every Phono S32. Apply a t A. P. Connelly & Sons, Occasion FOR RENT:— 3 furnished rooms 224 Magnolia Ave. Phone 48. FOR YOUR HEALTH'S SAKE Deafens a Specialty and 3 unfurnished rooms. Appiv TRY CHIROPRACTIC AD­ 805 W. Third St. 18— W anted T o Rent JUSTMENTS. DR. W. K. MAGNT WAVING — $10 DOUGAL, 1ST N’AT'L HANK It. Marcelling by our ©x- BLDG. PHONE 482-J.__________ ROOMS,— With or without meal«. WILL PAY— $50 for furnished Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel, ator, Blue Bird Beauty house, with three bedrooms or Phone 34‘J-J, CONCRETE in every shape and ONE —bedroom furnished for rent, sleeping porch. G. P. Hudgens, form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ with twin beds, 411 Park Ave. ^ care Brice & Johnson. mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod­ i st And Found 11)— H o u s e s F o r S a le 15— A p a r tm e n t F o r K ent ucts Company, Fifth end Maple Sts. Phone 112-W. $100 Cash and $50 monthly will -Blue folder containing itnTHREE —furnished rooms for CLARENCE SMITH (nrxrs-chnrtcr for Purvisrent. 31G W. Ninth St. Apply be­ buy bungalow on Mugnnlin Avenue WANTED;— General Contractor Price $4500 Buy direct from ow­ u National Detective Agcr.tween 8 and 12 A. M. 600 West F irst Streat ner. Phone 148 and ask for Mr. Iho affidavit. Return to HerYoung Lady to work in ffice. a t Phone 441 GARAGE —npartm ent completely Mitchell. Jewelry Store-perm anent posi­ furnnlshed, 1201 Magnolia A\e. BUNGALOW — A ttractively fu r­ CLEANING, PRESSING, DYING Phtnc 330-J. |QlomobUes nished, 5 rooms, hath, sleeping tion to one who is willing tt work. —"We do it Better," Try us. Roy* FOR RENT—Small apartm ent nnd porch, double garage, nice lawn and Good chance for advancement ex­ nl Cleaners ami Dyers, J. C. Jackson. 305 E ast Second St.. Phone furnished room. 813 Magnolia Ave. shrubbery. Cnsh $1,000, bnlance t BOOST SANFORD years. Mrs. Simmons, next to Tas­ perience unnecessary, •■'ply in | T1IK New Sanford Booster 481-J . ____________ iFURNISHED—. Apartment, up­ ty Shoo, Park Avenue. diiplaytng hunch of celery. H a [)1j0CK STEAM PRESSERY stairs, with screened porch; garage. person. Do not phone. Friday 8tii. f u « a m e e Co gt!,,Cy! —-Cleaning, pressing, tailoring, Oil park Ave. Inquire 907 Park 20— Farm s Ft>r Sale for Interview. H. C. Veile, 10.4 [loan uaraue C o ^ _______i 1()5 g p nj|nelto Avenue. Phone Ave. Magnolia Ave. CHRYSLER ; J40-J. BEST BUY IN AGRICULTUR­ FOR RENT S. J. PULLER MOTOR C O .j— ------------------ ---------. „ , ~ AL LAND Ave, at 10th St. Phone 692 METAL ROOFING—The Roof Ev­ Furnished npartm ent, 3 rooms and In The State Of Florida erlasting. Metal shingles; bath all modern conveniences In the flowing well district near standing seam tin and galvanized Unfurnished apartm ent, 3 rooms Snnfonj, with clay subsoil. On |ursvnr- and Graham Trucks lroofs. See Jumea H. Cowan. Oaw anil bath, all modern convenience*. tho highway und one mile from lllth St. Phone 3. ave. and Third St. 1 hone 111. R, R. station. IN T i l t ; r n t n i t < o r i t T o f m i ; SI4VI4NTII JIT H I I.VI. t ' l l l f I IT Already cleared, Perfect MATKESSES properly renovated; Store room close In suitable for O f f M ill IIIA. I \ .V\ 11 f o i l HNS & COWAN CO., Auto Business—Call drainage. one day service in Sanford, by any mercantile, sf.v iix o i.u fo iv r v , IX or and sheel mctnl works, Sanford M atresa Factory. Phone 831-J. Virgin soil of unsurpassed ftrr IIA M fllV . ind ornamental sheet metal .no m \V. f . SMIT H, fn iiip laliw in l, tility, will grow anything. V^. FOR RENT—Apartm ent nnd bed­ 1,000 Acres in units of 5 acres, f i t AN K. I!. CAHN t Tel, 71C-W, 207 French Avo. i Kit rl ciI. Mefrml. WIGHT-CHR1SENBERRY PRINT room. 320*Oak Ave. ( all i Irt-J. ns many ns you want. a ills. CITATIO N AT A PRICE SO LOW IT WILL | SANFORD BUICK CO. SHOP — Printing. Engraving, T i l l : STATIC O f F l .O I l t ! >A • "Make Your Head Swim” -L Magnolia Ave. Embossing. Sea ua firai. We do TWO rooms, kitchenette and hath; TO F llK II VV l i f t ' K . ii* A tlin loU trn Home Seekers, Here Is Your beautiful outlook; ull improve­ Phone 367 to r of tlo- IlMtat,- of iciln .1. VV'iiIhIi. it. Phone 417-W. It. R. Avenuesi'il. n a i l a s Ai l m! tils t r i l l o r Chance ments; attractively furnished; Commercial Street. o f t h r I Cs t nt e o f f h a r l i ' s a . VVi i I s Ii , It May Never Come Again HUPS—MAR MO NS moderate rent by week. Youngs I l r r iu s i' i l anil ns H r v l s . . . titular Apartm ents, office »00 N. 1 ark Hanford Automobile Co. If you enn make a small emit t h e Inst Mi l l n m l Irutniiirnt of H ELP WANTED (FEM ALE) K i l n J . W i t loli. I i sm i M c i l , u m l a s payment and finance your first _*gn°lia Ave._____ Phone 137. Ave. fltivlm-o i i i i i Ii r t h e l u s t w i l l an i l crop, it will easily pay for the t s s l i i m e n t o f i 'I u i i I i >h A. W a l s h . GIRLS— T o take orders for beau- CLEMENTS APTS. —012 Park. land. Itereaspil. of Wuu ki' ir iin , Illinois! A N I) P A I G E tiful new line lingerie. Addren. J Apt. G vacant now; Apt. 4 vm ant It n p i t s a r H f t o t n a s w o r n Mi l o f If you arc looking for n "Snap" R,^ES GARAGE t ' o ni|ilalm In t h i s c a u s e . l i n t you |Box 351 or apply 121 Morse Blwl j Apr. 8th. Apply Apt. 1 or Mrs. L. Here It Is Sanford Dealer i a r e u n o n - r i s h l e n t o f On* S t a l e o f Fla. Room 203, W inter Park ! B. Clements, Bpena Vista, Ga. See Me At Onco Florida a m i i h a i you a r c n r e s i l i e n t 1,1 StPhone GI I_______ _ ■ ■ ■ —--------------------o f a Ni ni e o r c o u n t r y o t h e r l h a n t h e U\ M. YOUNG S t a l e of f l o r l i l a . anil tlinl y o u r e ­ First floor unfurnished npnrtBargains In Real Estate 1first Women's rluh in Spain 5— H e lp W a n le d F e m a le s i d e a t W ' l i u k e a i i n . lit t h e S l a t e of ! ment for rent, vacant April 1st, Park Ave. nnd Commercial St. Illinois; there fore, you, f r e i t W. Iltlelt, u s A i l n i l n i s t r u l o r o f t i l e e s ­ tm,y Wt,n opened in Mail-1 WANTED— Sales Girls. Apply >" j 615 Myrtle Ave. Mrs. Noble. McCrory'a. By William OUT OUR WAY M A V W -U A \N -T P o f " \ / NW <t AO! 1 e r \ / P E B B L E S t *" tf N o o’ -Th e m O w e . o n e r O m WE.W WKW T W A S 3 E S A T E l UN* B u w c m O ' R A 70R BA CtfS B t S — s t o n e s ! -f* -\E s/ F e l t s o T R e T "Ti m e ! kw ovm S T iF F T —1H E M S V N U u r D A V T H i'o l s ? \| N A T U R A L - X T T T e n d e r ’is T N E V E R NOTICED 1-1A W - M AW - ,T A E M Bean s so u A i w r BACOM AW B E A W sJ'ftV D lF F O M C E } EVER CO OKtD , -TRHR ST£ iPS C RAWH1DE / TPlAMl< M&v/IMS S O "IA S IS - • a n 1 p e b b l e s , a m 't r e m x i c h e w mw X THoT v o u B is c u rrs IS S T O N E S F O O D w ell! ( w as H A W -M A W VTMi^. \S 'u s e to Tspeiw* ^rvt MATyTe on IMPORTANT !“ E" L'M PfteSIOCNT OP THE COMPANYWON'T X DO 7 IK TfOD KNOW THIS C.OMPAN'Y WAY IN s v c m Bh d Condition M s r SGT MR TYT£ To -SEg 'WELLHOW DID 1 l a u i r jt orr A A P R iu Fo o l I o '.r’ wiU ' a m s * 6l MJ *T St* »r evict. me | kl # . ‘VatH tate of Klla J, Walsll, ileceitseil, uiol XOTIl'K O f UPHCIAI. l.f.OlHI.Aas Ailliilnlst i ator ,,l the estate of TIO.V I’harles A. Walsh, ilei'ensetl, utnl us N o tle e I* lie r e h y u lv en o f I n t e n ­ ilevlsre moll i the la-l « III atul tion to a p p ly in (h e l.i-alshtture of ’.estumrill of Cllii .1. Walsh, ileeejs- tin- S l a t e o f f l o r l d u to he co n v e n e d ed. and as ilevlsee under the hint in ri-ttulur s e s s i o n on th e first will and testament of Charles A. T u e sd a y a f t e r t h e first Monday lu Wtilsh, ......used, are ordered and A D. IU37. fo r the |i|l**UKe reiiulred In he utnl a|i)ienr liefore April. an Ael e n t i t le d : this Cnurl on the Still day of Mil), of AN ACT f o i l T H U PltO TKC A. I*. lf2T to the hill of eoni|llnitil TION O f F IS H IN T i l l -* W A * exhibited against you lu this m u u ; THUS CANAI.H. It lV K R A otherwise a decree jiro eonfrsno STI IMAMS. CHKISKfi, I.A K K S Mill he enfareil luminal you. HAVOCS O f HKMIKOI.f. C O U N ­ It Is ordered that llila notlee lie TV. F L O R ID A : R R d f LATINO ptihliHlieii In The Sanford lieruld. a T i l l ’. CATCIIINO OR I ' l H X T R Seinlmd,. County, florldu. nm r eneli INC, o f FISH IN ANY OK S A ID week for four i-nnaeeiitlve weeks. WATURBj p r o h u h t in o t h k WITNKHS tny hand and the seal I'CRCHAHi; A N D HALF. W I T H ­ of the Circuit Court of the Seventh IN t h i : T B i m i T o n i A i . l i m ­ .ludlelnl Flrrnlt of florldu. In and i t s O f R KKtNO LK COUNTY for Seminole County, mi this thu OK FISH T A K K N FROM T H K ::nth day of March, A. D. 1037. W A T L R S O f SKMINOLI4 C O U N ­ v i: iNttini.ARfl TY. I’LOR IDA: R f H t 'L A T I N H clerk of Clreult vJotirt of T i l l : T R A N S P O R T A T IO N Of the 7th Jodlrlul Circuit C1KII W IT H IN A N D T tl 1’o l N T S of florlila, In and for D E V O N D Tin: T U U R I T O R J A L Setlil Hole I’omit J . LIM IT S OK HUM INOLK COP NPV: A. M. WEEKS TY. f LORI DA: PROVIDIN'!! Deputy clerk. T H A T T H K VIO LATION OK | j,"^| j ANY O f THK TKRMS A ND PROVISIONS O f T H IS ACT DeCOTTCS. SPIJNCIIR * DHlIlTi'N.I Kulleltoi s unit of Counsel , S H A L L IIK A MISDKMKANOR; AND P I U W C I l in i N H Ill'LK S for thu Comnluih.it'! By Taylor OH-tTlSN'TAS6CKeT m ANT MeANS —WHICH IS /ay B acon H ID E ? w e l l BRiN Cr ClE S O M E m o r e I T a\ S IS T H BEST M EAL W E EV U H SO T HEAH PA SS TH IM P R O V E M E N T ^ / ,JS*£,sr 'sst.es: Now What? im p r o v in '. ther R aw r e a s o n f o b m aking T o o till a p r o p o s it io n — IP You’Re AS Wise ASX THINK YOU ARE YOULc GETINTO ANOTMCK BUSINESS BefttNC THIS ONE Qioes o u r 'W CU.-AM-EAHE'S R ldH T lN The n e h t ROOM o re eneh and e v ery n n o n - r e s id e n t of th e S t a t s o f F lo r id a ; t h a t your p reseiit a d d r e s s a n d p la c e o f r e s li.e n c e U liny Shore. S u f f o lk C o u n ty, N ew York; that > ml a re e a eh and ,-Ver' o v er th e a g o of T M rtity-iitm y e a r a unit th a t th ree Is no perann In th e Stitt, of f l o r l d u . th e nervlre o f a sulipoetm lu Chum-pry opiiti w It tun 'Mould hind y o u or a n y of you: T I I K R K fO R K . t h i s Is to ro n tninml y ou . I t o i i m t T J. ItROWN, ANNA H ItROWN. Ills w ife , KDW A IID K. SKl.I.K CK. and MAlIKL A. SKl.I.KCK. Id" w if e , to p e r ­ s o n a l ly he uml a p p e a r lie fo r e our* s a h l C ircu it Court ht S a n fo r d , S e m i ­ n o le C o m ity , Klorldu. o n th e *nd d a y o f May. A. 1>. IS17 t o m u k a a n s w e r to th e Rill o f C o m p la in t th l* d a y file d u a u lim l y o u b y t h e Cum* p ln ln u n i In th in c a s e , o th e r w la e sah l lllll o f C om p la in t w ill b« t a k e n us eottfi-sseil hy y o u and e a ch o f y o u and th is c a s e p r o c e e d e x n n r t e ,l h e same tirin g a hill fo r f o r e c l o s u r e o r th o s e e e r tu ln lo t s , p ie c e s or pro* e e l s n f ‘ land s i t u a t e , l y l n a and b ei n s In S e m in o le C o u n ty , F lorida, tom II: L ots S e v e n ' ( T ) Kiu h t {>>. N in e <») T h i r t y - t w o t s i ) . T h ir ­ t y . t h r e e <33> nnd T h ir ty - fo u r (31) o f Ulork - P '. of CRYSTAL OK KVIDKNCK IN C HIM INAI. P A R K , a siih d lv L io n uceorillnx P IlO K B C f TIONM RKSHI.TINO to th e n u bile records o f S s m iKltOM A VIO LATION OK ANY lin te Cn mil)'. S ta te of KInr Ida. o f T in : p r o v i s i o n s o f t h i s Ill P int Rook 3. puke 33. ACT. T h e n h n ve A ct w a s p u b lish e d In •a id still b e i n g looted upon t h a t r e r full in lb'- I“-*ite »>f Tb« SMlfnrd ■o i l , m .ietv u g r dul*.,l i p * first itav it, raid tm lillshed Xfareti Ifith I K i o f March. A. D. 19!k end o f record Ulld I e fe , vltve , . 1 II 1,.* he.l lu SulJ In M-*rit:ag.' oook 33, P3i,r 1..I i-» P uhllr Rec o rd s <>f S em ln o ln t i r n p i i s e d A e t u p o n l i m p e d I o n o f l l u the C o u n ty, l-'lorliis files of raid n e w s p a p e r. IT IS KURtltK.lt D R D K R K D th a t Ily order of the S a n fo r d C h ap ter, 1* pMhllshed In t h e «*«|iHiis Notice he San­ Isaue WeItOP I.e e itn e o f Am, rh u. to rd lle r o ld , «4 nit hi t*iMjipr }*n til 1j»li SA M PK t. It. O lH I tT o N . County* Klor* Sent A erretnry III Sanford. KMiilnolt* idu, o n c e a w e e k fur fo u r 14) r u i i n . I c u lt v c Meek? I UITVI'U^ my h and nnd t h e o f WITNl'.SH N O T in : se a l o f th e C ircu it Court o f IN T i l l ; Cl III'PIT CO C R T OK HKM- irirlnl v e n th J u d ic ia l C ircu it tp * INOl.K f O l ' N T Y i K U IR 1 D A IN Skt ea l eS e of Klorldu in an d fo r S e m i­ t'll ANCI7R V. n o le C o u n ty , on thin th e 33rd d a y -VS. 1 , - 0 , IIPTOHIKON. f' o m p tn lh a n t- o f March. A. D. 1937. ) R OIlKRT J. D R O W N utnl ANN V 1 C lreult Court Heal V. K. DOPOLASR It. ItROWN. h is w i f e HOWARD C lerk C ircu it C ou rt. ft sft.t.K C K a n d MAItKL A Seminole C ou n t*. SKl.I.KCK. tile M ite D e r e n d s n is Florida. i iRDKIt O f P P H L I C V r iO N R) A AY. Weeks. T i l l : ST ATI; O f F L O R ID A . TO • ItOllKRT J. D R O W N , ANNA Ik v\ H V>N* * nOYf.K. Deputy «Metis, DROWN. Iile w i f e . H O W A R D » fur C o m p la in a n t. SKI.LKCIC nnd M A D l'L . A. MRLLKcK P us’oileltnra ld lsh : Mur. 34. 31st. A pril 7. I t , Ills w ife IVefenilunls. II n p u e a r l t i f r f r o m t h e u f f l d i o l l f i l e d In I t i l s e n n * u t h a t v o u . Ito. V 3| 4 t S A N F O R D - $250,000 homi U s uo !,‘fillX lle,‘ KDWARDNK ^ K L l S i C K I fur vrvvlton o( civic hos,t,j MABEL A EEU-ECK, hie wife pital. . > rf sL- VJ 1 . . aw , tr:. _____ + ’■ ^ ' :V 'y f rf � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1927 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 07, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 07, 1927. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 07, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c9ddceac1844b2be2d6149ca879b2480.pdf 67f1fb938a5e6799fc3eb8947c8b9f49 PDF Text Text M T« W * Lhf | mi l THE WEATHER {&' ,ni!Jl N E W SPA P E R Fnlr tonight nnd Saturday; "T- >»js trente northwest Florida, partly .v/J cloudy tonight nnd Saturday. S i« $ * P f lJ R ic h e s t Garden Land INumber ‘JOS SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, Aritll^_8, J 9 2 7 _____ Leased Wire International News Service Ii; \<>. NY ‘J : Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations Of Various Florida HUGE LAKESIDE tionalists Forced FORDW ORKINGCost Departments Li Next Two Retreat Before ONANEWFOUR Years To Be $9,717,237 PROJECT TO BE STARTED HERE Lntung Advances CYLINDERCAR various stute departm ents during Increase of Sl.luU). a if f i^ S CBANG PLANNING liillionaire Manufacturer Is To Make 1-Cylinder Cars As Long As He Lives, He Declares in An Interview TO END PLOTTING New Features To .Be Included In Model iw "a m t 1 2 1 fo r COOP D‘ETAT [iang Foreign ijiaid s Over The1 the biennium or 11)27-28. tbn state . . sure Trenrurer. cyeasi- or $15,899, • ........... Re organization Of Seminole Development Company Said ** re, To Reveal Plans For Big Witter front ResidontinlSltc Chicago Financier Heads Local Group Forced U. S. Papers Are Stolen In Mexico WASHINGTON, Apr. 8— (IN S )—The m ystery surroundimr tiro rrpirrt th a t nllc^od fonreti AmvvtettP document* have fallen into tho hnmLs of tlte Mexican government deep­ ened today. The latest ancle i« that *nerc Hum 290 pnners from the conrfflcnUal ’ fils havo been oluieu from the Americun’embassy in Mexico City. Some or these w rre silld to hnve been forged to mako it appear thnt tlie Ameri­ can government, was planning a campaign hostile to tho Calles regime. Though refusing to connnont, the State Departm ent Is con­ ducting a vigorous inquiry into tlio nllcged theft nnd forgery. TRAFFIC COP: URGEDINBill . . T SweringenAskssenau' To P a s s Bill Tha Would Abolish Fc-. System Now In Us< m .J ® Judicial D rpar licreare of $118,400. ' Supreme Court, $100,598, an increnre over the part two years or $1:5,000. Land Lying Between Sanford Transmission And State Chemist, $18,100. Northern Government Will I'lnnclnry And Lake Monroe Be Made llnderslung Springs Arc Rtato Geologist, $45,709. an niConduct Raids Against Into High Class Section r.rrase over the past two years of Among Proposed Changes Suspected Centers; Mrs. SM 8 | tO m .'T lin iT x (tvo> MncMurrny Coming Ilonte m '’Florida National Guard, $22(5.300, -.ru o i r, Apr. 8 A tract of land comprising 250 Ilenrv Foni will build four-eylin-, The reeomntendalions by tho hud- u decrease of $4,057 from the past acres nnd lying on tlie lake shore [s C on tin u ed PEKING, Apr. 8—Fully con­ ler cars with a planetary irons-^ comm|BM|on to the rtato Ire- two yearn/ TALLAHASSEE, Flu.. Ap1 Tax Kquullier, $2 7,..00, an in- between Sanfonl nnd Monro?, now vinced th at there is a widespread mission, a s long ns he lives, Inter­ islntgre for nppropriations for 1927 known as Woodland Park nnd tlio national News Service learned to ­ creiise of $0,1*50. Nationalist, plot for a enun d’etat 8— (INS)—A bill making -28 are as follows: State M arketing Boicau, $01,­ M. M. Sm ith tract, L to be developday. . Governor, $111,400. a decrease of rd Into a first elnas, lake front, res­ unlawful for any traffic of/ INCIIAI. April 8 - in norlhera Chinn, Chang T»i» Lin In line with this policy, Ford mi Increase of $29,120. to cnnlintio raids againsL now from 1925-20. .......... 190, idential section, with plans under cer in the state to work on :i plans t«> announce n new mo­ $800 Tick eradication, set by statute j a t i o n a 1i » t a 1ij intcmlH Secretary of State,$1.14,7—0, an suspected Nationalist coaler*, it way for financing the building of a t ono-bnlf mill. fee basis and requiring traffi lave Iicon . repeatedly j was learned today, following raids del four cylinder ear this coming increase* over 1925-20 oT $10,740. homos nnd complete absorption by Secretary Trotter Asserts Slimmer. It will Ik- a three-for' Continued on page tltrce ) State Comptroller, $.’142,500, an tlio city proper within the next sev­ officers working for a I to r e tr e a t in e i i g a t j a - |j n Tientsin, wnrd speed car. with a new de­ Chamber Of Commerce lias en years, according lo nn announce­ ■t-Y with tile* Shantung I The American missionary insti- sign of planetary transmission, county or the stale to be \>la Recommended Herald For ment made today by the Seminole \n liw p i north o f tuition Vouching University may lie undorsliing scmi-clypUc springs, cd on h salary and nlso undr Advertising T’hriiy. Sale W aterfront Development Company. /»m* ' . j subjected to raid, according to ii lower body nnd u chussis and rit\ $10,000 bond was introduce A re-organization meeting of tiie III according u* * • jvvnniilig given the officials of that frame of aluminum and steel. company, rerently held, snw tho Tho new Ford will probably be E. J. T rotter, secretary of tho in the senate today by Sen: here today. < | institution. It. iH understood tlio rcailv plans unfolded which.are expected Chamber of Commerce, today an­ tor John J. Swearingen of tho cev for distribution by July L Atung bombirg plamiH northern government believes ra ­ tail Ford inis not yet fixed the to prove a boon to tile real estate nounced that he nnd the members and development business through­ of tho Retail MorclmntV Commit­ onth district. [adc effective raids over dical students nie taking refuge dale for tdnring the ear on thr The bill; according to members r" in the university. market. Us price has not been out tills Section of the state. tee had recommended the uso of jitiomilist lines. Mrs. d. A. .MaeMurray, wife of determined hut Ford now contem­ A t the meeting, Emmet L. Hol­ The Herald's advertising plan to tho legislature, was introduced ti liomdlst armies huv6 been the United States m inister to plates reduction from existing lingsworth, Chicago financier, was the m erchants co-opornting lit the dny to prevent further* 'hold-ti) i]|\» forced to retreat ia China, mid tier three children, prices. elected to tlie presidency, Mayor first monthly ‘T hrift I)uy’ sponsor­ by traffic officers of tourista b F.W.Bender And AwtucintesOf LJtits with the Shantung will join the exodus from Peking A new eight cylinder car is be­ Ci(y Arrange To Market Forrest Lake was ncined vice-presi­ ed by the Chamber. I tho state... In many innny Instances, instances, it It wn « L, Anhwei, north of hiang- next week, railing for tlio United ing experimented upon at the |)c I’iiii'tlo Win Go To Nj?w E. A. Douglass, secretary and He was mis-understood, he slatofficers working York L.i.er To Gel New Faster Lily Bulbs Grown By dent. jmling to advices received States. Mrs. MncMurrny will lie Ford factories now add lIlls too O. P. Swope, treasurer. A hoard of cr, in detailing plans for placing shown, traffic officers worldn.t outside of city lim its provided the : Ifey. l’litne Shipped From Hnly; Richard Muse, On WcslSitlc directors consisting of the officers ndvortiHing in tho local pnpsrs. accompanied by the wives of the muv bo announced a t lltc same own motor cycles und worked sole Jang bombing planes liuyo legation counselor nnd the third time. If trade conditions w arrant Frolic Will Be Conducted and M. M. Smith and E. F. IlmisTlio plan to stage n scries of Jy on n fee hasii. which in mu“ [effective niids over the J secretary. . Under present plans further dolnv. this machine may holder was elected. “T hrift Days,” or co-operntivo The largest bulb deal said to not lie placed on the market un­ list lines. the wives and children of tlic enTlie development of the section snlen event ) on a regular schedule enscs, was split with justices of tl • PIIOI1NIX, Aris... > s nr. 8 -(IN S ) |,«vo ever hern consumoted ill Ha.** nbxt fall. It will he Kdsel1 pence and other county officer ing reports that there ore J t j|.c American legation sta ff will til I# Fo|dV contribution to motordnin Altliougli his sil l.:, mopoplnne, idu wax announced yesterday ey will be under the active sup. rvislon by the m erchants of the city ori­ k movement* of Nation- leave within the next month al- and Henry Ford lias not shown Hie Santa Maria, was a mass or Riehnrd Muse, of Sanford, who lias of President Hollingsworth and is ginated with Tlio Herald. A fter The more nrresta, the more m on" they mnde, resulting in many at in,|> to Pukow but the Nu* I though their departure may Ik> anywhere near the internal in it twisted debris a t tlio bottom ot contracted with K. W. Bender am to begin in the Immediate fu­ tenlntivo nlnns lind been form ula­ |t* have been unable to gain | hastened if nnti-forcign outbreaks that lie is giving to tlio new four Roosevelt* Iatke, Commander F ra n ­ associates to m arket for a period ture. according to the announce- ted Tlie Herald took the proposit­ loged unw arranted arrests. {TV Tlie proposed law provides 'U w to the Chntnbor of Commerce . , • * lube place... ... . . cylinder Ford. cesco do lMHedo, the distinguished nr threo years Ills entire .produc­ input rondo public today. When ion it iihall be unlnwful fo r any sucl nnd it w as-then adopted nnd a r ­ ihcavy fightiltg »li tl» iKTftnj G reat « poor# ot passports are completed, HtroetH, oidcwnlKs# The eight-cylinder car probably aviator, will fly to Sim tion of caster lily Imlbets. Led here to be the ovcr*Jj)e(rt^ isse?if:(Jiiily |»y the Amcri- will enter the selling lists a t some; Italian Tho provisions of tho contract, lights water, gas nnd nil city con­ rangem ents were begun to plnce officer to clinrge, collect or re Diego today. Pc Plncdo will make cciVo nny cumpensatior. other tin > it in force. | a major engagement. lean lcgatir>h,~t Welly for women where „llwt. between ___ $1,009 ... and tho the hop in* one of the. four navy ii- '.riling to Mr. Muse, assure hint veniences will ho installed. Following is a idnleuicnt made a monthly ealary.’' from Kinkinng stated <hildrou who are being senU t,resent $1,199 class of slx-cyllnd ships th a t flew here from Sail :i i niui) of. not Ichb Hum $50,000 Effort* to make it one of tlie out­ standing residential sections of the todny by Mr. Trotter. ^reign property ‘.here n«^*i out Af the country. Dill for tho creatiou of i\ Florid;er ertrs. , Piego when tlie Santa Marin. »n ^„ year, "As ii result of an article in Board of Forestry of fivc mnii It will l*ear a new name and will which Hie ‘fjying fascist* had touroted and occupied ' ’ ’by TtW legation officials pointed out stalo tiro to bo made. The men c tmuirnting on the sum to Is Lists. Amoy. Foochow.und Uwiy. ,tho .departures are not tho not be indeiitificd with tlio present id four continents was destroyed pn,(l Mr j ^ r c , Mr. Bender, npeak- behind the project a rc known to bo the m orning paper of this dattr bers for tho protection of IHorl<. t somo m isunderstanding of tho H er­ lo arc reported ijulot. 1*■ result of panic, hut am dictated eight-cylinder Lincoln, which h r by fire. ing for his associates nnd litmset. leaders in this nnd other communi­ ald's true position in tlio m atter of woodlands and forests was intrv*- .; Kdsel’s pride and tile uristoernt of nnd read for thu Hret Urn; , llriibh supreme court here by n policy of cuution. ties nnd their plan l » organize a 1 1(, pinedt/ will aw ait definite stated th at it was nn Wiuabio one m ortgage company for fmAtiring T hrift Day" publicity may hnvo ducod The name llesldoht* of other ■National-, t h e . Ford industry. by acnator M. O. Hafrison tin [teiircd three In d ia n to 13 uva» stiggastcd b u t . r^iru homes in the tra c t is expected to arisen. In justlco to thn Herald thirty-sixth district. Tho bill l>rq ” »•••.d -liibo/ and tfX.* *4» •listi (.Vinsienully •e'.prh'm emu,. iV underttomi to have frowned upmeet with approval throughout tlio I wish to state Hint tho proposition vidas for tho employment of a st u I charges of disseminating miAit ov*rr what they term “the \t. Of tlio Herald to publish 6.000 cxt ___ ' ;• Aniericans’ headlong flight." (unis among the British county. . . . trn copies of tlio paper nnd to dis­ forester and assistants. Families of uttnehes of the Tho land is covered with virgin tribute them in our trado territory A concurrent resolution honor und other legations growth of pino. palm, oak and mug- seemed nn excellent ono to tho ing tlio momory of ex-Gpvernor A . l\ai of the Inst of ^ tho British trees and skirta tho shore or Committee, nnd wo agreed to use W. Gilchrist who died in May «> Ians remaining in the Yung- arc remaining hero for the time will cimtinuo 'hlH Intercontinental combined, in fact, tho only com noiln SiaL*'M l cil imorcial quantity of ouster lil> U k o Monroe, directly connected this proposition n" a incans of Inst year wns unanimously adoptiv [icy district was speeded up boing. Kxiimination of tho Chinese and with downtown Sanford by Semi­ by tho senate nnd will be ref c m reaemmr tho outsido territory. rn‘,n i* I bulbn in the United States. Vo far ns the limited trap s- Russians arrested in the ruid upon -------- “ Wo feel that in tho jiut-huse nole Boulevard, a highw ay thnl will W hat Uio other paper would do to tlio house on Monday afternoon In facilities would permit. the Soviet embassy compound is . w»* did not know, but to bo imWASHINGTON. Apr. «—(INS | ()(. Munc«A RP0,i bulbs we Imve soon he completed. Tho Senate adjourned today un |an consular authorities still under way. The Chinese nu* Ample provision is to be made nurtinl we intended to run tho til 3 o’clock Monday afternoon. -The piano which is being shipped lHl„ c |nD> Die control' of* tlie pro* ding every energy to get tnnrititics promise to make a de­ The circulation records of tlio from Iluly for Commander do V nc* Ipogntlon of caster lily_ bulbs lit for parks, school nnd church sites. Committee’s group advertisement cans to plnccs of safely do will urrivo in New York aiiout lh)K count|.yt “ Mr. Bendo Bender further Blocks restricted to business en ter­ in both papers. Ithem is another explosion tailed report to tho diplomatic Public Library for tho month body a fte r they have obtained n'l prises will also ho included. March showed th at a total of .5.April 20, tlio Italian embassy was However, we did agree to rodeclared. , 1-foniga hostility. The company will not make 91- commend tlio Herald's' tilnn of wide Mr. Render, witli bis associates and nusstuu conimun- the information possible from the n .l Ilooks had boon loaned, an in­ advised today. . crease of 298 over the March re ­ * tin ’ best‘ dug tho It will be assembled Ibere and do proposes to organise a corpora­ roct sales of tho property, it has distribution, on furnishing angered over the raids in prisoners. It was learned from wlmt is be­ cord of 19215, according t<> » state______ __ incciul advertising. . for siiccial | i t i ml ussy <(impound ttt lieved to he a reliable source th at I’inrdu will fly it to New Orleans, tion for tlie growing, m arketing caused to lm known. Every real medium _______ ____ tho tho HorniiTi did explaining Iicrnld s and at the Soviet hank in on the day lieforo tlio raid .'190 re­ merit made today by Mrs. Anna und then up the Mississippi River nmL the propogation of caster Illy estate agent in the city and in Hus This wo our canvass of y e ^ r d a y french compound a t Tlcn- volvers had been distributed union? Van Brown, librarian. Books num­ to St. Louis nnd Chicago. 1-rom bulbs growing in this country, tho section of the hlnto will bo allowed plan igin tlie prospective particlhandle the property. among |nd arc threatening rejin- Chinese, outside the legation uuar- bering Selbl w<:rc loaned to adults Chicago ho will return to New York center of which will be in Sanfonl. to The s t.. In “T hrift liny." tra c t ia not to lie laid as a pants _____ ... and 1. 912 to juveniles. F ittvHowever, due to tho fnci thnt tho aiurcs. prepare for tlie flight to Europe. S. R. Dighton, local attonie . This morning the committee in only but as nn oppor­ new members registered and the lo Do | Soviet consulate in Shang- ter from the raided compound. IMncdo Is flying today in a 'rowing of tho bulbs reejuircs a sub-division charge of th em atter w ent to the who w«s mentioned ua a Candida- " tunity lo provldo for tho expnusion total rending roonvattendgneo wm one crowing sonson' I ’ ‘ to San Diego. Re will Jong growing s e a so n ' the Industry bocn under surveillance by navy piano Herald and to tlio morning paper for tho office of president of th 898. Mrs. Brown said. later Visit Is's Angeles nnd Sun will be practically confined to the of tho city in a natural way, the and asked th at tho papers tako a in a talk mndo by F rank Talboi’ civilian and m ilitary poThe following hooks were donnlmen behind the project say. * statn of I’lorldn. Id memhem of the whit* regular turn In carrying tliu bofore the Ltcms Club Thursday, ed to Hie Library during Hie montn Francisco and return by tram to According to Mr. Render Ibc ad­ In vuluiitn r force. W. F. “Thrift Dnv” advertising messages. today stated that he wanted » New Yoik. I’oe'n Workn, jjivrri by Mrfl. vantage of growing ncclimutcd 1 the Soviet consul, protes;To tills Tho Herald agreed, but the correct nn iroproa»lon the Lion ROME, April 8—(IN S )—Ain* bulbs lies in the fact th a t approx­ Knight: “G n en A errs," tho SoittiMONTGOMERY. Ala.. April 8— pole Book Shop; Ludwig’s U fo •>« bnxsndor Fletcher advised Premier |he other foivigu consuls, morning paper refused. Club h ati nn orgnnlzatlon, en "wing a renewal of mob (IN S) Horace poVotlghn, negro, Nbpolctjti, Mrs. John I/oonardt; Mussolini th at a rigid inquiry is imately two years ore lost in acdorsed him for the office. rlintnting imported bulbs nnd nn I" nt Chniigslin, where nil first man In be electrocuted in Ala oilier works were donnted by Mrs. being mode into tlie burning or the While many of the members e ’ additional three years before they Imeri'-nn boy, oil was pro bniiin. went lo I he rhnir a t Kilby (/. \ \ \ Wansley. Mrs. C. M. Berry, aeroplane of Commander dc Pine- develop into a full blooming bulb, the ciUD club appro*vu approved Mr. Tolbott tne the American cairionts prison at 12:20 A. M . today nnd Mr«. F.lla Auntie and Mrs. do nt Roosevelt I-aLe Arizona. suggestion and promised to leno -i wlicrcnr, tho Florldu grown bulb “ win. pronounced dead 12 minutes pd me on IImir wav to the “Of tourrn Commander dc I’incdo m atures in threo years. Bloom­ their rupport support to h movement t> Clair White, Jr. [wdi-tio t upon an American later. . . . •Tho Pntsy’, called n ‘great Ame­ WASHINGTON, Apr. 8— (INR) elect Mr. Dighton heod of th The valuable set {'America, in is not an Icarus", said Ambassa­ ing bulbs are now bringing n DoViiugliu was convicted or tlie gunboat, 'I lie Chinese oocu* rican comedy*, is to l>o presented —American rig h ts to tlio proptw- j cham ber, the m atter waa not cor Bull, John Sneed, R. B. Chapman dor Fletcher’s message, referring price of $890 )K>r thousand. i , numhei o f American owned m urder of A. n. Moore and Mrs. 12 volumes, was recently presentto the ancient Greek myth of Icar­ It has been determined by Hie Redpath Chnutnuqua S at­ ed Nicaraguan canal, n compnu-1 Mdorcd one of club business and e near Ulrpiingham [ties in the Changsha urea. Ruby Ruby Thornton inornwin ncm ..... *7 liV l i ni«.il iirothors. Inc.. J. If. <5. us, whose wings were fastened with tlioA fter urday evening, completing the pro­ ion to the Panam a canal, nro to jnn organization there was no n actual number of bulbs the I: I'dy-one foreign warslilps about two months ago, while ll,ey j (M y ^ (,jly of >Sanfor^ This is wax which was incited when Icarus association will grow, tlio balance gram for the first threo dnya of the bn ropper riveted in n tre a ty lion taken. lav nriclmred o ff Hankowwere autoinohihlig. ij, ,.„mpilalion of historical mnter- flew too near tho sun. •Tho Sanford Lions Club, of will l>e sold to g ro w n s wishing to 1927 Chnutauqua season. The even­ which will establish a virtual Am­ It eat of the Cuntonoai ing performance Is do bo preceded iul gathered from original sources which l am president, wns organ Ambassador Flotchrr dec lured prOpagato ouster illy bulbs. erican protectorate over tho coun­ hinenf, by a matinee starring Reno, the mid is expected to prove of great that if it is found that! do Plncdo’s ized prim arily for civic b o tti: magician, In a 'Trip to Magic try, according to opinions expres­ mont nnd will urge tho candldar value as a icferonce work. plane was destroyed by n plot the sed here today. anyone fo r political or Beno perpetrator* will be severely puni­ Henry L. Stimsop, secretary of of L"narry Conners is the author of pollUcul preferm ent", Mr. Dlghto By shed nnd lie expressed his regret i w ar in tlie T aft cabinet, will nail 'The P atsy’. It enjoyed a solid RIPGKLKY, Tcnn. Apr. 8 said. to tlio Premier over tlio uccldctit. year's run nt tlie Booth 'I heater in from New York tomorrow for . (IN S )— Searchers todhy were “ I feel I nin honored by U SAN FRANCISCO. Cal., Apr. 8 New York and was called ono of Mnnngon to complete the negotia­ M.TTKVILLE. N. C.. April 8. dragging the backwaters of tho LONDON, Apr. 8 —(IN S )—A — (IN S )—With 18 men abourdjthe the most iUCCessful remedies in a tions with the Diaz, governm ant of friendship ami good wishes of m. |S) Iiii|irovenient today was nwolien Mississippi River near fellow Lions hut I do not wish « CONCORD. N. C. Apr 8—(INS) skirmish between Japanese m a­ Nicaragua, which^ has been m ain­ parade undor their colors to H l m H; ■condition »>f Sergeant here for the bodies of three small —Miss Maxine Johnson 21-year- rines und t ’hincso gunmen in the steam er Neeinlruin ts sinking off decade. A New York cast iH Cues Bay, Ore., nccoridng to word tained in ivower since lust Novem­ present it in this city. nbraiul, of Chicago, wiio children, drowned last night wink* old school teacher, was fighting a northern district of Shunghui, was received by local marine ngcncItM detrim ent of tho principles Jt. Reno, who is on the Kill for the ber by American warships nnd mnr P®d a :fractured skull.....in .................................................... an fleeing the floods with their p«tV......lieeu.K • I buttle battle with 90010 death in U a Concord here today. toduy. The freighter snrung n matinee, has been perform ing his lues. He goes uS the pcrsonul re p ­ which wo stand," ho udded. I"/ ennh herv r<’ late yexturduy. yeslurtluy.; rents. ’ . . i hosnilnl toduy. brought on by nIn his talk before tho membeIiritlU) troops were rushed out lenk when she ripped off her rud­ tricks nnd illusions for tho past o5 resentative of President Coolldgc, fu'!jn.e, °f the training plane Mr. and Mrs. Dob 1 rcssley ami J - I HUHtaiue.l when she war of the club, Mr. T albott alive,.* der on a bar, tho wireless mossago at midnight to uid tho JapuhcMJ and armed with extraordinary /c u rs and is one of tlie most popu­ " Held. Ft. Ilrugg, resu lt’d their three children out out from J • . baseball bat yeatermarines and went into action' wita snld. lar magicians on tlie American iKiwers from tho state depart­ tin. qiinlificnUons of tho club in-•k"dh of Lieut. Herbert W. their home in u wobbly skiff dur-jM rucK a im u » ident and stated th a t Mr. plgDto Lives of tho crew were not be­ an armored car. The fighting con­ •f ls,s Angeles, during tng a severe rainstorm last nigh*, ,, , , , ment. _________ The popular young teacher, wl.o tinued for somo time. One Jap a­ lieved endangered us three vesso's s t a n . P i whs ono ofthe best selections th Rut liven M nr Donald and Ins thrill r fiver. No funeral to cross the river to higher is the daughter or n state Senator nese murine is reported wouiiuod. arc reported standing by a i .VA_$30,990 new schnoUiouuu I Chamber could make in naming R . i Highlanders, scotch singara and onIpnieht* had been made today. ground. was accidently hit by the »»• '.lie erected • < >. I head for the ensuing year. “ I tertainers, are on tho 1 * 1 1 1 for this to in .*-1this city. whin standing near the base line •evening with a grand concert. They at a high school game. Her J were accorded n heurty reception skull was fractured, and attend­ Hi Ih afternoon, when they shared ing. physicians said today her re* Hu* bill witli E. A. M arshall, noted •overy wns doubtful. lecturer on landscupo gardening, whose addresk w as well received. Many members of Hus Sanford I show, ex ten d ed ' her appreciation Last night the Adriatic Timburtc DS. Apr 8 M i., William A sk e d if she would he present Hand shared honors with John Rat­ WASHINGTON, Apr, 8 —(INS) the ether U> bo ro-tteatad »u aclio Garden Club were present ut the j the support given by all mom|ni(ti*i t*iIt, 11 touuy definitely | next Tuesday in “conciliation io noted Impersonator. The I-a mi s —Radio moving picture producers •n tho screen of tho receiving sc* R«u that proceedings are un- court”—a preliminary procedure iit. meeting held this morning ut the J|( the ubscRCC v t j j rgf £ . M. concert was rendered before a fair Not only will vi-ual radio l>' rca ttctlons-r-the SANFORD. N. «!-. Apr K—(INS? ciubhoinai of the Sauturd Yaclit Gallow ay, Chairman of tho instu- Jaudience which ......... seemed to enjoy will be just us common in tho Am­ llu K>lne tril,unuV t ',T French court divorc. erica of tlio future us tho ordinury corns a practical nctom plishiiutienmnn nnsw'orTwo gtaphic ty e wiUifss u.^ every number of thiH unique musi­ x lh i. Amffrlnm M H M r * receiving set pf thu present time, but It will be posziblc to produ. counts of tho ambush slaying ol Cluii. Thu meeting was featured tionul auxiliary, Mrs. J. D. Woodorganization. ' Ooatd liio .Majestic bout ‘ ‘ ’ ... , ... ... James L. Turner, picturesque L^ j by reports from the vurious of­ ru ff reported thnt flowers aro be­ calIlatto’s impersonations nf famous Dr. J , H. Dillingrr. chief of the ••‘route from Cherbourgh. certainly will not. " e arc county sheriff, wore dram atics'!/ ing sent every Frlduy to tlio hos­ men, of both tlio pust and present, radio Inbarntary o f the Bureuu of apparatus to bring piclurea • ficials ami cumniitto chairmen events to thn home of the fam d ■ * */?•• had made a .-cmi-deniat leaving Monday for Spain unit ex- told to tho jury here toduy in thefollowed liy a session wiien con­ pital und thut these ure boing ac­ were iiccluimed the best iy.cn hero Standards, declared today. of moderat** mean*, m “hespl? •?, c divoice proceedings. I»cct to stmud Holy Week in beFollowing the roniarkahle dem­ urc manufactured the ordinary r< e .lh trial of four alleged rum structive criticisms of the recent companied by hand-painted curd*. in many ywars. v*n t give uu interview about vllle. Prcpably we s h a lf remain dblockuders. A list of gardening books sumit, flower show was offered. onstrations of television and vis­ dio receivers of todny, aceordio * Mrs. Mnccdings," Mre. Vanderbilt longer." The four defendants accused ol lleiiry Wight presided ovor the ted by Mr*. Fpod Wliaon, club li­ ual radio, by tlio American Tele to Dillingrr. [„ 7 Interr.mional News Ser•' Mrs. Vanderbiit’s presence ut the sheriff listened to tho brarian, wub approved und autho­ phono Company, D illingcr said * 1 llin *u accustomed to huv- roneilintion court is not essential testimony of Depute <). T. Utley, session and the treasu rer’s report rity to purchase thorn wns given Experimental use of a numb'’.' was given by Mrs. Holland L. (hat it is n simple atop from send­ possljiliiy of my divorce ns she <fould bo represented by her an special duputy W alter GilniorJ by the mpiub-r* ing picture* over the wire, to of radio wave clinnnels on reguie, I d thut there doesn’t seem Dean. attentively, but showed no l»e»lawyer. Mrs. Henry Wight requested Mrs. K. L. Murkcll chairman of WASHINGTON A pr 8—(IN S) routing them through the a ir— schedule for broadcasting still r.» I T o w f° r ,ny ,u >’i“8 U"V' , Mrs. Vanderbilt was accompan* ceptible sign of emotion, in o the program committee, distribut­ th a t all who were making rear — I. Gilmer Kroner, J r. today re. from Experimental demonstration r.toving pirture* are antlelpat< > men on the trial for their lives l»y the Federal Radio Qoionilsaio"' Tn ‘‘"•nred that papers in the iod by bef son. William, and her m e Bud Davis, Macon Harrison, ed memorandum books and Mrs. gurtlons fo r tho contest to com­ nigncri as chairnmn of tho lJnU<'<l fo eoinmcrclal practice. •mdcbiit divorce action were secretary. Following the cunver- Barker Robinson ami Tom Me- Mrs. B. F. W hitner J r. gave a 4ist municate with Mrs. Dean. Sho States Board of Tux Appeuls. Ho For the wire channel of commu­ Member* of tho commla.don ar“n‘‘ ttlike,l about her plans sation between Mrs. Vanderbilt Cavinue. of plants thut arc now available announced th at 20 entries have a l­ will retire on April 15. nication will he substituted a “caT- deoply impressed with this rap: . K rnm r form erly practiced law r i,.r wave” ofjrtj which the elect­ ly developing phase o f Ihe s r t or • „■ Iulur* Mr#. YunderliiR re- and the press representatives,^ the fer use of the member*. Mrs.. En- ready been signed. Thu club voted TARPON SPR I jTg S—Con­ dor Curlutt, chairm an of the ex- holds its meeting in the future a t in Wiu*Un-Snlcm, N. C. He will rical Impulses representing ulctu- ore prepared to set aside criU .l’1!' , secretary told Intel-national News become Connected with tt law firm j ,<ut *«i lunv 1 r«n say Kervice that here was no ptpspoct struction to vommenco soon re- lilblt committee, which had charge the vacht clubhouse, Ire* of nrtiinj ercr.ts, jp.ldr. through cT>«rn>vti» fur ii* cvutuiBAB t a huiUing TaroH Inn. recently de­ here. EuflB l f at this time a# to what for u family reunion “ut least not of the plant auie ut the flower I (Continued on Paifu Five) l . • stroyed by Hre. 1",n'r lo do ’’ . r.»r some time..” iporiy Looted liation Of AmeriIn Yangtze Valley mill; the state reboot tax of « mill; pension lax of two and one iliiartcd mills; state prison tax ol three -eighths Aiill; and free school book tax of three-quarter* null. This is an increase over the years 1025 and 1020 of $1,202,901. The appropriation for the bienilium of 1925-27 was $8,838,281 for iintrirtnicntr. HERALD PLAN IS CALLED BEST FOR THRIFT DAY ADS Holdups Are Too Numerous, He Say.1 Harrison Introduce; Measure F o r Stat Board O f Forestry ITALIAN WILL FLY LARGE BULB DEAL BY TO SAN DIEGO IN, IS ANNOUNCED im U S NAVY PLANEIBLSINESS GROUP < Pulilic Library Has Iricrease. In March On BookCirculation Dighton Endorsed By Individuals, Not By Lions As A Body Ivl I Negro 1st To Die In Alabama Chair Comedy Success Is Booked For Stage U.S. May Have Rights Of The Chautauqua To Nicaragua Canal KHurt In Crash s Reported Belter M River Dragged For Children’s Bodies Hit BaHebaH Bat, Teacher Near Death S. William K. Vanderbilt Admits Divorce Action In Court Of Paris ' Steamer Is Sinking ■With 18 On Itonril Garden Club Holds An Interesting Meeting At Yacht Clubhouse Today Radio Moving Picture Reproducer To Be Common In Future, Says U.S.Exper Witnesses Relate Story Of Killing Korner Resigns As Head Of Tax Board V'J> l -/ > < �APR1I PAiJffc FRUIT A year agu the “MMplc Sugar Sperm!" wont ntt a sim ilar excur­ sion »n«! Made :t decided impro. • stun upon those, who visited the * 4 .. / I ____ 1 U M l l r s , I train during the trip. yc-ai’s Itinc-aiy, ineiurie* in? folrtltvirj cities, Mont real Ot. tawn, Toronto, Flint and Lansing, POSTON, April 7— (INS) Mich., Madison ami Milwaukee, From the Orefen Mountains of Wi*., Mitinea|x>li.4 'and St. Paul, Vermont will soon leave the “Ver­ Minn., Dnvennort, la., Springfield mont Special," n ernck train which and Peoria, 111, St. l-oiii* Indian­ will tour the country aa fa r west 1apolis and Louisville, (inclnnn’i, as Minneapolis, ai,(t as far south ' Iinyton, Springfield, Otlutnbui ns 1/itrisvillo and St. l^iui*. nml Cleveland, Ohio nun Albany. The purpose of thfl train I* to j ta rry into the other sections of ' thn country products of Vcrmoir; that the people of tlie parts may see at close range nml hi Actuality Instead of rolyiiig upon advertisenvoit* only. Four baggage c a n filled with exhibits will be attached to tho j train. Spare in these exhibitshh< t been allotted for showing ngricnltural and manufactured products, t Special To Make Long Trip! Vermont JACKSONV1LLE, Fla.. April 7(IN S )—Perfect weather prevailed in Kloridn <fnr(n«r the ss:—rl: liiiHi;*; yesterday and it wns generally fa vorable Cor farm work which made good progress, according to the weekly weather and crop tndietin issued today by A. J. Mitchell, me­ teorologist In charge of the lt<nl government weather burrnu. The complete bulletin follows: “T heir was it high petvetitage of runshine, generally dry’ nttd warm weatber, although the night* were cool. The week was practically without precipitation in all ills tricls. ITio daily tem perature tiel&irture* ranged from 2 to 7 al>oce ihe normal, pud the ralnfiill defltUney was os lunch ft* 0/J7 Inch. "The continued dry w eather w.v generally favorable for farm work, which made good progress. The need of rain Is urgent on most up land*, and the drought is acute over the Igreater portion of the southern division, where citrus amt "‘her fru its a c re unfavorably affected. The plautliig t.f corn and the ict ting of tobacco and sweet potato d ip t continued where soil moistoj*. ki.fficicnt, Fxirly com and melotu were cul­ tivated; «oiiii' corn is *kpoe high' liij the ren tm l division, and melon viu en use 'running.' Oats are m aturing in fu r eiinditlon, nltlmugh |ioor on upland * Tomatoes ore lioing Well in the central und northern divi sions. Shipmenti of Lean*, pepper*, squash, and other truck eontlniud; tomato shipments Were reduced, from the southern <11vision, owing , to unfavorable market*. The harvesting of potatoes con ' United over imrtiona of the leiitrnl | division, and digging hornmc active in northern Counties where, how- 1 ever, ‘Might* i.‘ dainnglng some late | plnnted field-. Early planted pea­ nuts are being worked; plamhiL'i rontimird The planting of cane i nuole good progress in the cane dis­ trict of the southern division. The ( 7—( I N N ) - The dry weather seriously affected j PAULS, Apr. truck crops in some dint rid s of l-er . Countess ile Janze, formerly Alice county. SHvcrthorn of Chicago, I* willing Citrus gloves, including win nut- • to pay the penalty for having a t ­ sumu of l hr Welt urc in good con tempted to shoot Uiiyiiioiul do dition, as a whole; Mooin is pro Trnfford, son of an English baron, fuse in some ginve*. Itain Ih needed acconlimr to a statem ent made to ­ generally throughout the section— day by Rene Mettetnl, counsel for moot urgent in the smltheVn divi­ the Countess, sion and on the uplands of the pen­ "Tho Countess do Janze is th° insula. bravest client I ever hud,” said Northern Division M ettelal, to the International News ."D ry, w arm , and sunshine were .Service. "Nhe i* an American to favorable for the working of corn, her finger tips, taking the attitude melons, peanuts, and groves. Tho of, 'I know v/hat I have done and planting of corn nml peanut* con­ I am randy to pay.’ tinued. Horry shipments increased; the thonght of going to tcharm setting continued in some Ft."Even I-arnrie- p ’lhniis the drenridistricts. c*t prison in France- doesn't Central Division hrenl; her morale." , “Citrus grove* m ntiiiurd to do Mettelal imw the Countess yeswell, and there is much bloom. d r o ­ ve* were worked and fertilized gen tedray In the presence of examin­ orally. The shipping of bean?, pn. ing Magistrate Ilncipiurt. "Judge llacquait admitted t i tntocn, and other truck continued; tomatoes are In good condition, mo that ho found the Fuuntos, flirty shipments decreased. (>nt> very brave and honest and with e • ■fear of i onseqiloncea," said Met* lira maturing. total, "i assure you the Cnuiito.H Western Division ‘."The went lie r was mostly favor­ I as suffered greatly mid deserve. able, except rather dry on un1aml'>. sympathy.” The planting of com and peanutr Asked if ho knew the altitude continued; truck is in good i-ondi- that de Tm fford will take. Met letnl ri.plied, “J mil ."lire thut lie won't forget he is a gentleman, lie knows iih well iih I do that the Countess ha* suffered." Count ile Janze may he a de* feline witness it wns reported to­ day . It I* pomihlo that he will testify that the ('minimis told Mm Hull i"he feared for her niiml^af'.er ile ’I iafford had said Hint Is would not m arry her even if, the count divorced her. Mexico To Admit American W h e a t Wi t h No Charges Xojrnle*. Sonora hns received in­ structions flknn the Mcxicnn Fed­ eral government authorizing him tc allow the entrance o,f duly free wheat from th e 'lin ito d ‘.Suites. According to Collector Itosas this instruction i? pent to all stnport and bonier ol-ffieinls under the Mexican proirrain of duty free wheat to the amount of two mil­ lions «f bushel*. Kufh port is to keep a complete refonl of importation* which are declared necessary, Mexico having h«t much of its own crops by fpHid*. adverse weotbci conditionr and failure of fan n ers to plant. It is reliably reported here that the west roast of Mxico i-' it' had • hope <o far ns grain* me concornthe m ajority of the planter. I'nvimr turned from the wheat farm ing to the more lucrative and higher profits of tomatoes and enrlv season vegetable!* and pro- •>■f 4 * v 4 Rexall 1c s a l e L IHG STOCK OF HOPSKHOLD NECESSITIES AND REMEDIES t o il e t . ARTICLES Thursday, Friday and Saturday APRIL‘7, 8, 9, SA N FO RD D RU G CO. f ir s t s t r e e t Anti s r m in g l e m i n ; s t o r e SAN EOKl) AVK. Countess I)e Janze Meld For Homicide I I ,*i**a*M complete line m‘4 with builtrehes, made orthopedic triple Afs to . 1 .0 1 0 ’ 150 Pairs MEN’S AND LADIES’ $1.00 Value Felt Slippers. The latest thing* shown in style .•enters, such as the Vampire, the Mark lluttnni and the Seville Sandal. W oJ Regular S10.00 Values Regular $10.0(1 Values F R ID A Y Our Children’s Department Di•ess Shoes For Men Vacation Starts the M i n u t e Your TriJ) Parisan Styles Look! Extra Special Block Cali Brown and White Kid* Oxfords and Shoes, in Collegia to or Conservative Styles. Ladies’ Dress Shoes Patent. Satin, Blonde Kid Parchments, in fact all the new­ est things in footwear. Low Military and High Heels. We have a special ('hildren’s Department—Special chairs for the children—a man trained to fit children’s shoes to perfection—a com­ plete line of children’s shoes will always he carried from infant’s size to the tfrnwinii' hoy or girl. All leather and absolutely every pair guaranteed. U e g 1ns Men’s Work Shoes See Scenic, Historic Atlanta, diattanoo^n, Nashville, Civil War battlefields, Tennessee Mountains, the beautiful Cumberland River, Dlurgrass lands and Evansville in Daytime. 2 Through De Luxe Trains Daily DIXIE FLYER Lv. Sanford A C I. . . . . 4(05 P. M. A complete line of Men’s all-leather Work Shoes, popular brands, such as Pet­ ers and Endicott Johnson. We have the Right Shoes for your entire family 1 1 Ladies’ Comtorl; Shoes jf\ A complete line ol‘ Comforts— Oxfords and Straps—just the thing1 for house or walking purposes. A $3.00 T‘ $4.00 j Lv. Jacksonville A C L . . . 9i(5 P. M. Ar. Chattanooga N C &. St L 12i51 P . M. Ar. St. Louts L & N . . . . 7(20 A. M. Ar. I hicagoC&i 1: 1 Also the DIXIE LIMITED Lv. Sanford A C L . . . . 2i30A .M Lv. Jacksonville A C L . . . Hi JO A. M Ar. Chattanooga N' C St I. 1 tu \i | \ M Ar. St. Lout* I. & N Ar. Clticaxo C l- ! I r.r . t r r M n i c a r u M M .ll.M i IU U IIK H -rii, / M M it r I M . U s u H a t k u n i If. iU ‘.JamSUi.T* IM ( a id . . J ulKrt In/.tmallun, u|>pl]r la a mhost * c input tUtUd I'.iM.,., *|>»( TiohImi e.u,.(rr Ai m («4,nB. 1 bX.li X4 (V 4 Iim» lli*, I,. IM I.bltad.M M ll> III i:c,k.-W, I.IS 4-W iuiia'Oi. IWU. JdU..»,IW04 DIXIE ROUTE 107 W. FIRST ST !n te ra tiny. _ a_______ * t --------- . » AT v- f c ' ‘H X s-- �THE SANFORD HERAL vRAI.1), FRIDAY, APRII. B. 1927 PAGE TWO CELERY FEDS W IN Local Garden Club Has Regular Meet EXHIBITION T I L T At The Yacht Club B Y LONG MARGIN (Continued from Page f>n») I Announcement was made that the local organisation may be­ Free Hilling By Bailey, Wade, com e affiliated w ith the Federa­ Friable, Crowe And Meyers tio n of Florida Garden Clubs as n Bring Easy Victory Against result of a communication recent­ Visitors From Winter Park ly received from the executive board of that body. It was also W ith their eye* glued to the pointed out th a t already the San­ ball and with plenty of power in ford club has received «tntc-wlde shoulders and arm s, the Celery recognition in the electii-n of Feds yesterday bombarded their three of its members t<r state of­ way to an easy victory ovei Win­ ficers. Mrs. Galloway has been te r Park, of the Orange County chosen state treasurer, Mrs. MarkCircuit, by a sc u n of 12 to 1. The ell, chairman of the publicity game, otherwise dull, wag featur­ committee for the conservation of ed bv the clouting of Eddie Wade, wild flowers. Some of the members answered Frank Bailey, Lee Crowe, Bill with blooms when the roll cnll Meyers and Cecil Friable, all of was held. Mrs. C urlett announc­ whom had a big hand In sending ed that she has a few plants left the vi si tors back to the “City of from thu plant sale and will be Horn***" tm the sad end of n glad to dispose of them to the members. It was further decided count. In the sixth the anarkllntj gem that when free plnnta are distri­ o f too day was delivered by Frank buted among the members Ihnt h"f!cy vnth Alien, Wnd<j ana Bill they are given only to members the meeting. Meyers on the sacks. Bailey attending Through the courtesy of Ernest caught a curve on the end of his Londobcrg. city pnrk superinten­ bat and sent it screaming in the dent. shrubs fro mtho city nurse­ direction of Lnkc Monroe. llo ry were distributed. Mrs, Mar­ chased the others across the plate ked announced that the June flow­ er show will l*e an informal one. without extending himself. Eddie Wade who had previously Collected a double and a single, leaned on a fast one in the fifth and circled the bases before th" center fielder and released the ball, a fter chasing it for several MIAMI Fla.. April 8— (IN’S )— minutes. Coast guards killed two men an.) * In the seventh, Friable sacked wounded n thrid in a clash with one for three bases with Allen and a rum boat today, the wounded Withrow on the sacks. I t was mnn, Alexich told police this a fte r­ good for a home run but Prisbie, noon after a const gunrd speed who knocked so many triples last bont brought him to the city docks. year, figured he would be violat­ The guard boat Bped away and ing the rules If he came on home. had not reported an affray to the Lee Crewe and his captain, United States customs house hero young Bill Movers also showed the or the base at Fort Lauderdale, way for their aspiring youngsters, officials said. According to Alexich’* story, feach had three hits marked up in the rum lx»at captain died in n fus­ the column th at salaries arc gaug­ illade jjf coast guard bullets and ed on. It was good to sec the a negro was drowned during th-j whole gang coming through with shooting Alexich hns been wound­ a repetition of th a t 1020 attack ed in the neck and became delirous •pirit. before he was able to tell the com­ ' The chunking of Stout, Brown plete story at Jackson Memorial and Withrow was gladdening. Hospital. Only one run was pushed over by ZBPIIYRHILLS — Contracts the visitors and that was accnuntnMe to sn error. The m arker awarded for hard-surfacing Warfame while Brown was flinging field Highway from Indinntown to them over. Cn*h customer* were $70,000. a s sesren es were the guests. MILTON—New brick business _____ building being erected on Willing W INTER PARK Street. AI) R H PD Osgood, s s .... 4 0 0 3 Ball, I f .................0 1 1 0 Larkin, lb ....... ...1 0 0 0 Burke, lb ....... 3 0 0 10 Bodcnbaugh, rf,p 4 0 1 0 ^ .to n w a y , 2 b ....... 4 0 1 r. ^ V ln r tn t, 3b'.....:.. 4 0 1 1 Shannon, cf ....... 4 0 1 1 Reynolds, c ........2 0 0 4 Taylor, p If ....... 2 0 0 0 'S r“ Total ............. 31 1 f, 24 13 3 SANFORD Beasley, cf ........4 0 3 o Our delivery service makes it 1 a n Frisbce, s s ........... 4 unnecessary for you to walk or 3 0 0 Wade, r f ___.6 ride to the st ore or to send your 2 2 1 Crowe, 8b .... .......5 child. We stand hack of every eycr, 2b ........... 4 a r> a article* ordered by phone. No 2 0 l kiley, lb ........... 6 charge If the goods don't suit 0 1 o unbar. I f ........... 2 0 0 o you. lurat, if ............. 3 0 r, t Allen, c ............... 0 0 o o ut, p ............... 1 1 o 0 wn, p ............. 1 lyithrow , p ......... 0 0 o 0 Coast Guards Kill Two And Injure Third Your Telephone Is Quicker Than Your Feet E .‘ Total 34 12 12 27 12 1 W inter P a r k ..........000 001 000— 1 S a n fo rd ................. 012 010 20x—12 1 Summary: Two base hits, Wade, Three base hits, Frlsbeo. Home E a runs, Bailey, Wade. Left on bases, Sanford 7. W inter Park B Double plays, Conway to Burke, ,to Vincent, Conway to Burke, KA. - M eyer to Frisbce to Baiioy. Struck put, by Taylor, B by Stout, 1 by Brown 8, by Wlnthrow 1. Buho •bii balls, off Taylor 4, off RodenBaugh 4, off W’ithrow 1, off Brown 4 , Passed balls, Reynolds 2 Wild pitches, Stout 1, Taylor 2 lilts off Stout, 2 In three innings, off Brown 3 In three innings, off W ithrow, 0 In three innings, off Taylor 8 In B 1-3 innings, off Rodcnbaugh 4 in 2 2*3 innings. Losing pitcher, Taylor. Winning pitcher, Stout. Time of Game 2:14 Umpire* Lindley and Rurze. Roberts SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY 24 Lbs Self Rising F lo u r............#1.34 12 Lbs Self Rising Flour............... 67c FORT LAUDERDALE —Work started on construction of new steel bridge on Coleo Avenue. TALLAHASSEE. Fla., April 8— —(INS) — The Indian A ffairs Commit.ee, one of the oldest and a t one time most im portant com­ mittees tri the house of represent­ atives, is threatened with extinc­ tion at the 1927 session of the state legislature, according to tho reports here. The Indian A ffairs Committee, whicK, with but one exception, had not held u meeting since the Seminole Indian Wnrs, nnd which was practically idle f«.T half n cen­ tury, will most likely not he ap­ pointed when the list of com m it­ tees are made known Tuesday morning, it is intimated. The honor of appointm ent to its membership In the past had been an empty one, according to E. L. Eaton, (Alachua County), one cf its present members. The lost time that the fnmcnir committee * functioned was w’hcn Representative Eaton introduced, during a period of legislative fri­ volity, a bill that every store sell­ ing tobaccos nnd cigarettes place in front a "wooden Indian in keep­ ing with the traditions of the State of Florida, a t n cost of not less than $50." The bill, n fter be­ ing subjected to much burlesque on the p art of various members of the legislature, was referred to the Indian Affairs Committee where it was duly “scalped." While the Florida "Injun" was a source of much concern to leg^islatures in the past, he has be­ come virtually a nonentity nnd the Indian Affairs Committee’s importance has gradually passed into oblivion. News From The Training Camps nals ending n draw when .St, Ixiuis won the Inst game, 10 to 8. Habe Ruth got a homer, bui Frisch h it two homers nnd two doubles to boot. W1THITA FALLS. Tex., Apr. 8 —Though the Tigers hnvc won 15 out of 20 games they hnvc played in Texns M anager M oriarty is not satisfied with their class of play. In heating the Wichita Full* Sptiddcrs yesterday by the score of 7 to 2 .the Tigers used three right handers, Doyle, Holloway and Collins. LOUISVILLE, Ky., Apr .8.— Having won two straig h t from tho NASHVILLE, Tenn. .April. 8— Memphis club of tho Southern The Yankees are homeward bound Association, Ray Sclmlk’s White today, the series with the Card!- Sox were in Louisville today, pro- Th Serveteria McLander Arcade Corner Sanford and Commercial Avenues Granulated Sugar, lb. 7 c No 2 Tomatoes, can 1 0 c G rits, lb . Stuffed Olives, glass 11c Morgood Coffee, ib. can3 9 c S. Potatoes Pound 4c No. 3 Table P each es.........24c Swift Premium Hams Half or Whole 38c Lb. FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES ALL THE TIME LOANS J. H. JACKSON 112 E. Second St. Phr-ne 611 P ancake F lo u r S m a ll K a r o 11c 13c 3 M in u te O a ts 9c D ep en d ab le Prices! Whether specially reduced or regular prices, you can depend on all our prices being the low­ est possible lor high quality merchandise. DEL MONTE R. A. CHERRIES, No. 1 C a n ................. 21C 15c A&P APPLE SAUCE NO 2 C A N ................................................ Macaroni, Spaghetti & Noodles 11c 8c FLOUR IONA FLOUR PILLSBURY, A. & P. or GOLD MEDAL fi Lb Sack ....................35c 12 Lb. Sack ................GDc 24 Lb. Sack ..............$1.33 SELFRISING or PLAIN fi Lb. S a ck .................... 28c 12 Lb. Sack ..................51c 21 Lb. S a ck ............... $I.fl5 25c IONA TOMATOES NO. 2 CAN, 3 FO R .... PRIDE OF THE FARM IONA EARLY JUNE PEAS, No. 2 Cans, 2 fo r ................ This week only we will give one-third off on all glass goods-Jam s, Jellies, Olives, Pickles, etc. All nice* new stock. We specialize in home cooked food, daintily prej OUR RAKING YOU WILL APPRECIATE ' 1 Salads, Cold Meats, and Fancy Cheese ARCADE DELICATESSEN “THE TASTE TELLS’? 41 McLander Arcade Sanford, 23c IBOTTLE ....... 'bottle QUART JARS QUART JARS Q Q ^ d O L 3 Lb Bag ..................... Sanford Public Market Corner Secon3 and Palmetto SA TURDA Y SPECIALS 25c 3 CANS 2'/, LI IiHY’S MOV* Q Q /, O O L 21c BLUEBIRD RICE lbs, f o r 3 4 i Tomatoes, per lb. - 8 ( Sweet Potatoes, per lb. 3i Also Florida Boston Let-1 tuce, California Lettuce, Green Beans, Peas, Spin­ ach, New P o ta to e s , All| Green Vegetables. P o ta to e s , 10 3 CANS 2'/, ItOSEDALE Sweet Mixed Pickles Dill Pickles SPECIALS 25c 1 Heinz Ketchup 11 Oz © ffp A&P Ketchup SULTANA JAM 15'/, Oz Jars ................ For Icc Tea Try GRANDMOTHERS ORANGE PEKOE, >/2 Lb. Tin ' ORANGE PEKOE 3 CANS 2'/, LIBBY’S P E A R S ........ ................... 3 CANS 2 Vi LIBBY’S WHITE 47c CLEANER, 3 Cans For 20c |I»-i AH 5>1.UV A 4 AA CHERRIES....................... 3 CANS 2Vi FRENCH Maxwell House QJin I PIN EA PPLE.......................... O w l 45c 2 Oz Pkg........................ 10c COFFEE 4 Oz Pkg.........................19c 1 Pound 8 Oz. Pkg....................... 37c Tin ... «*VC| 3 CANS 2 Vi REPUBLIC SLICED 25c 1$r*_... 45c Q A nl DELUX PEACH ES.............. 3 CANS 2'/, CHECKER Bokar Coffee 'T O il! PEACHES............................... ♦ OLD DUTCH Extra Special PINEAPPLE LAYER CAKES 38c EACH Don’t Forget Your Apples i Q p THEA NECTAR Argo Corn Starch SPECIA With every purchase of $2.50 Satur-| day we give FREE 5 pounds of Fane Eating Apples. On every $5.00 purchai we will give Free 10 pounds of these de licious Apples. SUGAR CORN, 3 F o r .................. 3c SATURDAY SATURDAY DEL MONTE Mid-Week Specials a FREE APPLE ASPARAGUS TIPS ..................... 3 Lbs. Crisco......65c Lard, 1 Lb........ ...14c pared to take on the Colonels of The Giants have won seven out of the nine games of the spring exhi­ the American Association. bition series with the Senators. -----------------—---, RANK AS CITY. Mo.. Apr. 8— HASTINGS— Power & Ice Com­ W eather perm itting, the second game of series between the Cubs pany constructing 20-ton Ioa f*-an.l i be Kansas City Blubs will u>ry in this city. he rlnyed here today. Yesterday's DADE CITY—Work to lie roexhibition was washed away by sumend m construction of Diule still aft flowers. Countv Community Hotel. WASHINGTON Apr 8.—If this DAYTONA—$200,000 new Y .M . Giants and the Senators, there year's world series is between tho C. A. building under construction will i«? some Heavy hots on tho here. I.AK ELAND—Ground broken Giants. They licked the Nationals ngo.n yesterday, 19 to 9, nnd th i for a new gymnasium a t Southern N’ftt.i looked worse than usual. College. ATLANTA. Gu.. Apr. 8—Brook­ lyn’s pitchers apparently are not ready fo r the opening gong. The dodgers trimmed A tlanta yester­ day but had to score 11 runs to do it, Clarence Griffin, Southpnw Rookie, has been released to Mem­ phis. 6 Lbs Crisco ... #1.30 Conferedate Reunion Sugar, Per Lb.......7c Brought To End With! Irish Potatoes Per Parade Of Five Miles! Pound ...............4c -v TAMPA. Fla., April 8 - ( I N S ) — A five-mile parade of the wearers .of the gray through streets ablaze 'with the stars and bars and other c o lo n fluttering in the breeze and •Idewalka banked deep with checrIttg throngs brought to a close hero 4oday the thirty-seventh annual reJ & n lo n of the Confederate veterans, i‘7 C ensral J. C. Foster of Houston, “T exas, form er commander of the ^ rra n i • Mississippi Department, 4wads the Confederate veterans for election ss commander-in-chicf in u sp irite d contest over Gencial EdT. Taylor of Richmond, Va„ ‘Commander of Northern Virginia Army. A Next year's reunion will i<e held At Little Rock, Ark., the home of g e n e ra l M. D. Vance, retiring com*wiandcr-!n-cblef. Indian Affairs Committee Threatened With Death In Present Legislative M eet - ____ r A A /» APRICOTS............................. SUt A An PRUNES......... ....................... SU C 10 POUNDS MAINE IRISH O Cn POTATOES ............................. t f o t 3 CANS VAN CAMPS O ffn BAKED B E A N S.................... 3 BOTTLES VAN CAMPS 14 OZ. C A TSU P................................. © S C 1 CANS LIBBY’S CRUSHED LUX TOILET SOAP 3 Bars For ............... 20c Great Atlantic & Pacific £ 295 Magnolia Avc. Sanford at Geneva McLander Arcade PINEAPPLE 5WC M cC uller's AT THE BASKET Phone 671 �*»aw *• * « » £ » > h »i ^ ■*t-T-'-tiViWI'M" ■-• ■—pi •«•:■r" v v.y’7R!^U*iT« j :..*' ■*»• i/^t*rl«u^ 1**>tfi* vi. iwfii'1m* THIS SANI'ORU llERAl-D, FRIDAY, Al’RII, », 1027 ■ ■ ■ x ^ n a i i —■ r niixa=r — f n „ T iiy a a a fL j* r ~ « i * i j ^ a p g j i a i i» n ' ' 1* ' 1 ^ 1 • --- -— — — . ■ —- *■ 1 *—T* ™ PA CE t i l — wits in tl measurement bf soil The big cJaiocH o f .yacht* 'TITLE BOUT MAYlDAVIS DELL ARES'Expense For State'MAST OF YACHT urea. have* never been m 'n u rc i! a t ali Truth About World War up to nov;, am! this baa not alDepartments For 2 BRITANNIA TO wnys iwen u good rcmr«'*. BE HELD BY T E X ,STATE LAWYERS’ Thin year they will have to be king Taught To Children? Years Made Public BE SHORTENED _____ measured before they comp out, AT PHILADELPHIA PAY TOO SMALL (Continued from Page One) ™ «— ■«* iroit'S NOTE:—A rc Ain* Ktprnly rt treating defense.* Alelrntions In UrepnraMiscellaneous, $1 ,02'].120, nn in­ Tion For Big Race Events to S,urv' tVil j. nVrLr /i'm 'awv-h I Y ork P r o m q lc r I n s is ts S p e a k e r O f H o u se R e lie v e s i crenMi* of $DitJK)n. Statu Board division/ ■*' T h a t M in im u m G a le te S h a ll C o m p la in t A ira ln s t L I. aa ww I «f Health., th r ^ - tig h t.m ill. ('vmplaint Against Apr. 8— He $1,400,01)0; G o th a m Is Enforcement I s Unfair To' State Rt tt«t Departm ent, one- (INSOUTHAMPTON. "'T E X —TtiTly, , W b.‘tim ilk AT -th e S )— Britannia, the King’s rncmill. Americans engaged in the (Meuse- 1 Good F o r O n ly A M ilium Underpaid Public Officials j fourth Game nnd Fresh W ater Fish 1 ing yacht, is to have hep ntnal cut ,, Ihirt lint prftcnt duy school Argoniu). »CAJPU«alfm .v^ ve . eitlmr ■ — —1Commission, $(in0,.'JU7.!2, a decrease liv four feet. t bey killed or wounded.' ;irt a r J i . n -to.ree d tbev This, says Major Philip llurt.... . , J By DAVIS J . WALSH TALLAHASSEE, Fin., A udi S ~ „f &|,8 io. filCd vtith inaccurjictes nu.l am] Ihe off icmiI ;<if,oids give 10. per- Intel imlimml News .Service Sports Tlu. C(>mp]nint ngainst- Florida's! Stull Fish Commission, $itr..2I0, Inke. tlie King’s yachting adviser , A ] ahMirdilkV IM this, cent iii the figurfij. in chief is the result of a decision Editor |nw enforcement mid .■wlministrn- 1 an increase of S2.0-10. rtcunil of a rferjf* Qf «* title , MAWWOfiTIi ft fiARNETt NEW YORK .April 8—Tex recently endorsed hy the Yacht $ino,uooi tion of Justice is( not due to leg al, Railroad Commission, lten mr I. N; S.. * ol. DIi-Umiii •The enoiriy' qtiajlmi before tlu- Rickanl. the Itig ACoik and belt Racing Association. teclniicalilh** und rr^'rmd- of court- an iaciiuM* of ${r,iinu. , „i,i further examples ol eounter- offensive of Foah oii July man, is insisthitr ftrto,, The* decision, which Huloko :.. m ;. tn]»e. ImTd.m to the fact Labor Inspeetor, $8,200, nn ini!,;,.s .in thv e msterie-O Ifi ' gate of $1, Piu.dim f<lr his world's that the stale’s atlortieys lire not crcase of $ 1,800. t lunks would be excellent in prac­ The buttle lasses positively roll- heavyweight' champiohship fight nnid onoiigh »o w arrant them —.vo­ Florida IndUniI iai School tor tice, especially for the ing classes, ||y I.iflll. Col. thi.4 SftTtmfr.’it Was icarfieil tndny, ting their full time to that position Dirls, per capita. tmdiet thi«. HIU>iAn J. the gunny sack when tho I r.-.^.i u Ijavia sneaker, Florida Industrial School for MACK—‘Tlio Americans charg­ hob lin tpain Formerly of of leaving New Yn.k Hoys, pcf enpita. ed acii' H tb ■ river (St. Miliiel) maleg. tipic for the pay off eomes. Titetx' declared to the International News Ftrut Piviofoit, K. F. Florida Farm Colony, per capiling like demons;’ I;lhll f„r Inlerii.'iliniul New*. yt There inis been sonic, idle conversation Service today. hit. i no river there, , . Sen ice) 1 1 hut* days nlmnt the Tunnbysho’. I'rison Dcpai tmonl, threeI'hot oh lii Dark “ I do not want to see any of the L ; lll'.UTON. Aur. I Hub s ciirhlltH mill. Mullock 'During tin* 17 being dropped down in I'liiladclS,,l»rpl,,.u ^V11*L ^ iU i*1" ’ L Mill Ilf history .............1: duy>4 of Hie Meiisc-Argoliiu* haltl<* plifft again and mv infonmUimi toe i Florida S tate Hospital, per cap­ L eil daily in Ibou. aiiib. of A there never wn. one day of clear day was that Ihia end nf the trans- bslieiHiecujiBCt they have hc-n iilnia- ita. urtlon Is jiM, about u.s fluflniti* tl.1 j ^ ih ulnu»Ht the *\Hoard of Font nil, $11,100, an in­ r , u seluml.i are u n reeled. Am American xumdiin a c alltd third htrike*I imwdnir u bill to tiwiiMli nil nwr crease of $ 1,815. L .,] efiildren are m itu; t> This is coudradictcd by excellent It is all a mAtteiAof v l t i m c n t a r M«)‘W«ys because mime peiur,. with a. hodge-podge of 1n- photograph, made from nirnlum Florida A. and M. College for subtraction u n d T ‘,n ,1ro™ " '-*‘c them rei klcssly or negro's, information about the ' KENF.HY ft JO SEPH —•‘Tilts Mu­ udditimi ami $321,1 n |.00, a decrease of Rickanl has a sliigiilttr aversion t*> 'hnike tin* speed limit, Davis sank $71,505.10. [t( st war America ever engaged rines captured llelleau Wood.’ the latter except as applied to I “ Dur s ta te s attorneys arc ra­ School for the I leaf nnd Itlilid, Itelteau Wood was taken by elocustomers. A fter sealing ihe jeeiving per year to perfoim $:t07,0K-1.5(l, H IE ABOVE SKETCH WAS an Increase of $00,iniir mv brimful of inents of the Second. Third and the prices of the Yankee Stadium their duties as court officers. I 018.50. MADE FROM AN ACTUAL L. I have e\aiitiiH'd more limn Yankie Divisions. -Only two have seen many cases where the , f ih hi. arid emui.arei! them rcgimcnla of nuirim s werc includ­ five different way a with libi ticket, stihiry Stale Plant Hoard $111,810, an HinTOCKAPII for 11 year of the sttue's a t­ hum, Mike Jacobs, it is said tfi.tt increase of $20,120. I ,.rti. I:il military r*- -ndr The ed fin tlu*Se thrnt) divisions. fiiihtra^tion is the inevitable pen­ torney was less than half of the fee Florida State College for Women Li,., ,,te .'iroi-.iiip. FIT E - 'Anu-ricaus ‘of Ihe Find alty if Im goes through wjtli tlu* of the defense attorney in a t single fi.iterdny I told "f on - history and Second Divisions, miirinor ns fight a t'ih c loi’nj park. case, It is very often.tlint the $2,-ll)t> $1,088,357, an increase oT $128,202. The University of Florida, $2,linin' ibildren that nu‘iv than wall as regular 'infantrym en, in per year M ate's ’ attorney lias to The licit lie could .hope for nC match 128,302, an increase of $03,087. million no n fniii'liL-in uu an company with chosen Fr. neb di­ wits with a defense.atlpncy ►hy three miles. There am visions, in July turned the enemy the stadium, it. seems, is it may.-' whose fee was $5,000 for the case Tills accident killed a man. iitUrs such absurdities to bo back nnd saved Paris nt Chater.u Inmm gale of $1)50,000 and tt he was defending aguinst the s ta t­ wowd of 80,000, The latter, na The car owner was held for lul in* these histories. Thierry and Hollcnu Wood.’ , e's attorney. reckless driving and su it was liir*r.'::nii|>le, take- WerletihakerY The Firr.t Division was never ut rich, ndglit he cnnsitloted fair “The low salary does not wur, , , brought against him. Itory nf the Amcrimn People. It | Helleau Wood. The Second Division "nough,if Riekncd could Imvetho c , 'ut taken off M il.* $2. nnd $ ! S he a losing propn was never a t Chateau Thierry. ruslomPr.-t' hut It si'em-i tlint*'Ni-w hcenuse'it would SuiJini-s M u itipitt Paris was not. endangered in July. I’ork m ud have it ; cut price wit- ‘ itiiin. .Most Of Dn-se hfficera in Every ear owner needs rantf. .. Ai.a . i. ;,o division ■ v.onl CELESTE ‘This freed the id nc scs nl these affairs nnd this Moi'ida look upon their position a* plelo insurance protection. 'I la* DETROIT. April 8. (IN S) All ( ;,lliil, im tin i.tlb-v of tIn* Meuse Her. from (lank attack, opened up fact Is making it dccrensingly dif- merely a Hide-line fr**m Llteii regu­ activities of the Reed campaign louslantly increasing number of [hii'li thu Hoi.-, of (hoppy, oyer coiuinunicnliuiis with Verdun.’ fund committed, under thu new earn on the road means greater for Rieknrd to have his pro­ lar practice- and rigidly so. [rulnel town < f fa u g u o K up tin’ Commuuicailous with Verdun f'cult "Thcr; would he fewer lold-min i I a -1- nf lift* given it hy Vice-Pro d t’angei lo every driver. fits. hi neallt ihe Height . of the were never rinsed. As the polls were ehising, il tile w rits or stnya of execution i. den D:iwc will lie postponed until Are YOU properly insured? Slcp li iiiou "the fig lilir.g cad Imririi1.* ipiite esluhlishcd in . „. (he cases were properly prepared a fter tie* Ford-Sapim trial endit, Miiapis nil rigid.. Hut try I" i d at the old town of Sedan, when wrsn't, ■ ;by state's iitl.>rueys altorueys prim-eulln;' prim siitln:* S 'lmlo'* James A. Reed (D) of Mismind which of these two* project*! Call on tills agent',*, for all I i i.. tli map. You will _ oili* arm y for thu first time raised wen* J»-sim portant, rince the cut criminal cjise.-t in H onda. < hurli 1 nuri, cliuirninn, i,niioiimicil totlav, fot ms' of Autanioliih* Insur 1 that these nine American d t- 1 American flag almve a i ip- price wirin' 1 cun stay away in Riown, iiiiii--. Pis -Hi. wan g n u I |{(,r ,| WJI„ |,;(.|||. ,,leased with nitre. |ion • mole than 2f>0,0fld sohlicr.; t Urr*<t Etiropuan t'ity (Nov. 7 I!*lX. > drove-; to the delrim ent of no on* n h r l minute *duy of e x e u rio n on Dawi .’ aellon in ruling the coimuH 11join* from tin* dird i o n oT tin Sedan was in a French sector and 11ml Rickanl can alwuy. luin to tin* ground that Ids M*nti*iK« hhpnld p),\v,.r i„ inveatigale prifejjy, Rfung to their rigid, pass- was taken hy tli* French. hog calling if light proinolion i.i h.ivc been hanging end not electro „,„,T , u*c tinn extended llirough [thro igh a . mall ainl uniniport( outrailiitcd Ity Map ciitioii. A gloat deal of criticism ol the recess of congress. gins to irk him. waoil, climbed over the t i p of the courts resulted, but it wiib Hid ROHIllNS- ‘Ailing the Meuse "The m utter, though, will have In thi- yam*, however, in* is u n ­ Florida's legal procedure or teiili [i imns Mountain, marched u p .a River to the North and West of ’ * rest until I get buck to W ash­ [ill rt* "k 'and -topp'd it bout St. Mihicl and Verdun is the A r­ der contract to (Jene Tunney to lYlfciit Writs that -saved Drawn uhd ington.” said Reed, ieiivcr the luillion at the iippoirilcd lent lh" Liberty ami Keystone ginine Forest.' defeated justice for the time being, “Naturally, 1 think the ruling nf hoiir and some gentlemen, very it was the error of the sla te ’s a t­ lirinns from New York and PennMr, Daw s is right, Every lawyer Contradicted hy official map, EST. 1908. large and Inn.-v in their ways, lmvo Ivaiiia began tin* action which WEST tin September, Ameri­ gone so fur ns to admit th at Tun- torney who tried the case in failing of standing, who has examined the '2 1 M ngnnllii Phum* 18 bifed in their capture of (lie ,'\r- can divisions w o e on a third part inform the judge of the proper question, held tile committee laid noy has been, gunranlced ;t .sqm to fcll!" Foil •t. sent', uce. 1 power to act during the recess.” of thu front.’ aggregating $850,000. Still 1 It’s about as m eurnto ns running W ar Department records show have tho law with me when i any fr.atinn pictitr. film bin 1;ward. LAKE WORTH -200-foot dock to that on this date the Americans that I disbelieve this with much Tn rmitiu'ic 'oaiv mure ci tut ions held IK per cent of the front I In* erected at 20th Avenue. emotion; in fact, my um lerstaad1| h i ‘i f. ■ ; th e 'i* pm ent liny (iltF.tiORY ft Hi li ll'.A ' • die; i.-j that Tunnev signed for Milk, Cream and lint ter Milk fresh daily. Produ&d Ulrica: ^,• .‘Tl|«' Huckeye Divir.ton n ac lt*d pKo• flai "sir A''-' ‘iYiTl'-’flT and*Tf(V**pcT It.. I I . . . . j it. A ..... I i . . * in Seminole County. No shipped milk or poivtlui’ocl jHAWM.Vf' ‘Tie.' figlil at Hel- ttihdelgcm at tie ArmisticeT all iccnipts over a million dollari products used. (Jet the best, it conIs no more. Double [i Wn ■1 u I he fii *t serious set No one lias been aide to find the which will he ample, sufficient and Jk. I!.• TT,;f,Ti:iTl‘Viicmuiterrd . ’ pih'CO on nny map. flailv delivery. enough if the fight is held in trio II." Fit. ! fit-.111 * ot the Marne, HAS8KTT—‘On the Western side Pliiludolphln stadium. .. . ; |rdun and Cantlgny were long hc- of the Marne salient where tlu* Tliero doesn’t seem to he any llcllcuu Wood. (i.rm uu line was thinly belli, iiere doubt that this will he done, pro­ on July IK. lie (Foch) delivered a vided Philndutphiu is willing; of A Wrong Dale |M. MASTER- -'Ihe fir t lint by furious onslaught that rent tlu* in­ course, Philadelphia might he tin.|r iii'-ri in Fi in. .* v a.-: in Itctulii1’ vaders. reeling backward front four '.vill ini'- and then it may In* that I'j IT.' to eight miles.’ urholic arid is being 1 ecoiar,leaded lie .l it Inin DE he (letoher 2:i. This is contradicted hv every of­ as 11 gargle. tfTEi'llKNSON—'T h e Atm-rioun. ficial report, and hy men who par­ Anyhow. Rlekurd's last venluiv )■ iding over their men in ticipated ill the off' move near Sois- in Philadelphia grossed nearly two [tblrl:. We playcil our p a rt in u SIIMH. million dollars, of which tic* town itself took more than $ 100,000 to say nothing of tlie prestige involv­ ed, and if thi* Isn’t worth a rclutn euTiigemenl, to all parties con­ cerned, you might as well start wheeling up tlie padded cell. ' m ;„k)1 children M m ; 'V, .k,.truth about the World . \,i - a' - <’"!. T h o n n - J. f-.^VKVimii L'ciieral i.f the V ,' \\ ar, « ho has examined nf the* kind Inst sum m er' ' Shamrock carried her m ast n« White Heather had a had acrid while Britannia lay flat on* w ater for more than five minut “There will bp a new feature ill yachting this summer," says iTuf loke, “through the Prince of Wales giving a cun for competi­ tion by dinghies. It will mean given ami sanction obtained. Many yachtsmen think th a t the large develnpemcnt in this small weight a t m asts hitherto has been class ,nnd at least fifty of tt ridiculous, because if there came boats will compete a t Cowes.” tfr1 a big blow, mnny owners have TALLAHASSEE — Chart* not cared to s ta rt, the risk being tfco great* and if they did s ta r t it granted to Choctawhatehee ant lias been adds on several breaking Northern Railroad Company huiid in Valparaiso districts and down. ■ There was a nasty exeperience Okaloosa County—- B A Z A % f / -*#*• UNDER AUSPICES OF P IP E O R G A N d L U lt ( h ik lm i'H E a s t e r l la s k e ts a n d E a s i e r E g g s a S p t'd a M y ,' AT T’I DC P A ItIK IE N N E G I F T S H O P SATURDAY III A. M. In It) | \ M. • W . H. Long 108 Palmetto Ave. Listen to wji^t SPENCER’S DAIRY, Phone 40rt SEWARD, Alaska, Apr. It. (IN S) Mm hers nnd dog team raced over tlu* bleak w r 1 *h heftxicau Dross W o rrit'd O viT i tween Nome and Candle today in E ffirl O f A b ro g a lio n O l search of four men w Iiom* plane I* Treaty My U n ite d S t a t e s ; feared to have era. lied mmewhvre mi‘j)al T r a f f ic M a y lie.suit iriwide tlu Aictic C’irele. Pilot R. II. Merrill, bin inn haul I'iO tiA l.E .. An.*.. Apr. . (IN'S) elan, Alonzo Cope, and tyro pa epgers, llillery Roh.lnsini end Edgtir fOigddi'rnblc space to llie re- Hmadwny, lu.pped off for (’andlo I ’>’• •' 111.III.I .1.1 of till- 1.1 I':i . wlivn MeiriH’ii ‘mercy flight* t< j Kavo David Scpilly, critically ill I," • ‘.’ ii :■ Hint is doing .- o 1 Linj in i n|n*niuj; Dus way for . hi Nt. Lawrence Island, wa inter ' F i l l ' l l . ' i t on Mo*:im ainl rnpli'd at Nome hy derilh nf tin* I**: M \ H.ut, wunitlty Kskimo. Merrill planiud J 1 1*" <Si <t of 1 |,o iibr.igati i i of to return to Nemu Tuesday nlglil, s’ 11 *11 l In* ai l iclc, “ it hut nt'cordiilR to last ndviro 1 reeel I'd li e i: mu. 1 oo: lainly lift.- oil here had not even arrived ut I' .... I" 1 lail. o tin r> hy lilt-11- Candle. J 1,1 " -'ill 1>■> iliild v 1if arm s Worry over the fate of the four I ..... fliers was Increased by a terrific, ii" m-h paper nlr'.in (lie reri- Idizxunl raging jnver tin* Arctic I I Mt ’■he '1 they duel no cannot Tundra. Tlu* same storm, accorti* [ r . ,-.tminted. " A let up on the Willans expedition nt Point H«r* \ 11 ' Aiiioru-an 0,1 tom a-. row. !e*tJ- ti'e n.iiggling of imm.iniI *ml L i .trim will n-ipiire th ■ Ten a ' ) vigilence of our contrd] ■ Don’t Swonr at Your— « long U„. hordi r,“ avers’ the pre-na. M H " I I' ■' ' *-r ■ llu.t “it is ti ll ■ b t a iiii tjm cancellation o f the E l l*‘''J tM .ty tlie D n llid Stnt ■ I''-'' me t.i ,n 1 Hiding to .1 former | ? a'v WJII he 1c ip iired to notify 5 I I vii“ it any lari »• shipment hut ■ ' "ito I f a t e s hathoril'C.-' , '• t "t 1 “ ' "to] .Hod (ti h Ip, l-to “i *ui': . v tu Moxioii'pi (iplc | . Ji‘, ’ aI : ' f* ■'* will this have p Mexico rhntilrl nrm*t i»**-|y-rmit, ‘ ’ 1 llJ', 1 ■ t>: • t ’i-:l. St ito- ? * J r ^ ? V Vhnt ,»?x t'* B is the ■ '■■■■:!' an ouslonu offiI . l / ' ' that i trict watch will "* ,l,‘ * " 1■ 1 it*.l in’ilMU •! . I ‘ ■' v. 1 I !,,* m ,*i*,^ ;trv U r ■ * " ’’ ?lj ’* I* 11 •*i*nIlij.''. rh ’ri’ ruble n o tatio n full here. f1boalei- Padlock Is Approved 15y Smilh l, ' | .A • ' V. April K I, ' theater padlock hill |r i , : 1 ■ I t'riny hy (iift'en n r t ’ :1' law iicon-.I •'T;,lij|}iirl.( ur.. empowered to K“ ' ■ for one ycoi ii fcra , ' r* producer i*r [ »*f prckeariog an 1 1 ‘ M ....... cm. play. | " ’“ 1• • bond t l 0. " 11 *n t*.. ilw,i -a ( ount.i rV* t*c\v roadj and Celery Crates * S Use Khinhelner’s Crntca * 5 and Swear by Them ■ ■No knots; DO cross grained ■ ■ sticks—just bang up goodJ ■crates—marie just right* 3 5 We think the Ijeat crate* ■ ■in the district S\VE invito yonr comparl-J "son in the fields where col-J Eery in being packed. J PROMPT service? Oh, yes. 5 ■ We are within nn hour of* ■any celery field of this dis-J ■ trict, ■Crates distributed through £ ■ American Fruit Growers, 3 Sine., and Sanford Oviedo* ■Truck Growers, Inc, ITCHING ECZEMA DRIED RIGHT UP WITH SULPHUR _7 _____ " j*- LAMB-VEAL . , , ■ $ . - ■ ■ *'V" ” * , F O L K S Will talk I hen' _____ stopping 'cut. Far lie it fro nr nv Any h r thing <.-.tl of llm akin, to interfere. They are faying that even firry, itching cexcinu, can he ' ft„ r plumhing hringa comf.ot •«» -Illicitly ............... hy applying a , ),cir lioine::, Yu fact! We do. lililt* Jilt titlj Sulphur, says .1 noted | skin sprriulisl. Hecattse of itu 1 germ tie -Aroving pyoptrlh , lji.1.1 ; .•itlphitr pti pucatii a i '.atiMy j 1‘lioiu* 2ft7 In ii»g.-< c i c t*i l.iit irrii.itiiiu, ( __ a M'.llu': and leal the i*./ -to 1 ir*)it A [ j /-» p ] A ’J* :ip mill leave ; tile ; kill ck-.p nod / T l • i - e • J 1 ^ We regret that we will be unable to have our for­ mal opening Saturday as was planned, but due to delay in equipping our new location our opening Easter Sale will be postponed until next week. Ii , Idoin fails lo relict e the i umeut and d'-figm i uietit. Suffer­ ers from skit, tniuliie ijiouhi get a little far of Rowh Monlhn-Sulpiiur from nny good druggist, We will be open at noon Saturday displaying a complete line of the season’s latest merchandise* wonderful styles, marvelous prices, this Spring’s most gorgeous apparel at prices made possible only through our Eastern connections. Your at­ tendance is requested. I’U MBINfi ft IIBATlNt; Plan Your Dessert For Easter Sunday Nov/ Special Moulds We have Rabbit and Easter Lily Moulds and are prepared to fill special orders'for the Easier Party or Dinner. Place Your Order N j *.y and Surprise the Kiddies With Sorif thing: Novel R a ffe lc fs Let Us Prepare Your Shop Dessert Every Sunday Ice Cream Is Healthful As Well As Refreshing S. O. Shinholser Jr# ■*. pi** ‘ -*’ Sanford Brisket Stew Beef, lb. 1 5 c Informal Opening Saturday at Noon % Phone G.‘l l u Style Without Extravagance ’ First Street -MV P o r k f c age lb . 3 0 c F ir st S t r e e t L|<-r' '.itti!V' Crate Manufacturer -- Raffeld’s Ladies Shop Mushers Search For Four Missinjr Fliers In Region Of Arctic F EL PASO PACT I YOU CAN D E P E N D O N IJS The roast we cut for you musj; he satisfactory b c -.t cause we know thut it i* from a beef young in age, scientifically fed nnd properly butchered. It Ih imund to he tentler and juicy. We select, our stork* with the g reatest care. Our experience ts your protection aghtnstr Inferior meats. AH we nsk’r', is lliut you give os a trial. We know . we c a n 1 please. , • yi-.* - ■■ \t Campaign Committee Work Delayed Until After The Ford Trial A . P ’ C onnelly And Sons : a Next to Woodruff & Watson �THE SANFORD HER ADD. FRIDAY. APRIL 8, 1027 p a c e four The Sanford Herald’ He’d Make A Good One PakHatirit ftrrj aftrranai »!*»»• Saaitny nt ■nfnr.l, I'lnrlS* , Looks Like They Might Be Right, After All As Brisbane Sees It Along comes members of the Lions Club with « proposal Hlaming America. end with the election ot a popular and capable Pigs to (•rccjtc bend of the Chamber of Commerce. fltm 2t IlillloriM to Eurupr. QtUbtr l»l». at Ilf Po»t«tfllt-e For some lime business men have been looking around Volstead Act Question. at •antarit, I'lnrlil*. anrtrr AM at to find a man who could take the presidency of this com­ Marrk a. IWT. Hy ARTHUrv nRISBANE t'nppDgiit i»rr or star Ca. ______.. K D IT O Il mercial body at a time when conditions are unsettled and H, lNIIKA> __ UAMAHKn successfully bring the organization through the period of it. n . n r n n i Ta i m r r.. j i i x f *. ^ i i m jdepression, with a record of achievement. BRITAIN TELLS Sir Milel.junpaon nt Peking to ask punish­ An unlimited opportunity for doing n great piece of Tkc llrrald, Sanford's plnurtr »f«* ment f i r those who killed Britons •jJJJJ* ,NV«rirrTicr!%ercuiLVrA"m work ,'('sLs [with the man who leads in Chamber of Commerce i and cash reparations for damages. tfcU •mtfrinr *rw« ..r«nnl.ailun JlctivitioS. man who can develop a united working force, ! Hut nti ultimatum in sent, Japan Inntt Iknoannd nut da daily m tt- who has theAnecessary ability and personality and who holds j repeats that she will not send any lnq all Ika trading rirula u( fkr ra tiro world. Tkr I. N. *. la rapiy tal­ the confidence and respect of the people of the community, | arm y to China. President Coolidge also confirm* himself to exly rftlrlrnt la I'lorlda rad III raaaarr ut kandllnc aiatr arrra U should be able to render some really worth-while service for i postulation, trllkiial Mioat, Sanford. EVEN' SO. China is now hoy. w ............. In proposing Sam Dighton, we believe they lmve hit cotting Tkr llrrald la _a _____ member nf Ike goods. It doesn’t aadii'Yiarraa «t ri'reaiaOnna. an upon the right man for the place. He has good ideas and take theAmerican seventh son to guess that ii.hera. Adieriiaera and Adtrriiaing knows how to do things. A lawyer of prominence and recog­ China’s dislike will lie toward the Aarata wfclrk --eqalrea rack I'utt- nized ability and a graduate hoth of the University of Mich­ United States, if possible. Ilaker, membre in anbmlt In a tknronab andtt nf anbaerlpllnn llata igan and the Yale Law School, Mr. Dighton has all of the FOUR HUNDRED MILLION fa order t« aerify nbanlnlely all (lunliliontions necessary to make a successful Chamber of Chinese tlalma nl elrrnlnllnn. na well •• have got to cool down; kaaaal knalKra* meihmta. Commerce official. In addition to possessing a keen well- there’* no use planning ter shoot | trained mind and considerable business acumen, Mr. Diglitun them down. You could not do it FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1927 if your conscience, directed , has a fine presence and an able manner of speaking. The even by your poeketbook, would let you ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ a 'r i’iV^adVoaatT .d- President of such an important civic institution as the Clinm- try. '“ mini.tratiun. ‘ her of Commerce should not only have something to sav hut A FAMOUS HOAR named Colo­ ro""‘ ,0 J"rk"“ ' Should know how to say it. nel Broadcaster nnd 14 other ped­ ^^ujrirTdddC "f "c | The Herald feels that Mr. Dighton "rings the hell" on all igreed American swine were sent «~laa*«firalloB j t mnafkly •'Pdf- reUllirOTTientS. mp W rfl,’ * A a gm rp ila g «f hatldlag pr• - grunt—fcoaa.a, hair)., apartaaaat1 ..kaaara. t — A ('niu manlly Ckcal. f # - C * m i rtlnn nf cl*y k a a a l l f l H l lo a program. “ ------------ /|------------------------ As To The Police Force Batterie ~\ 111 M iiatili A fttM . ! that should "| l »• >rmnd Him Mattrr, attorney ns Call the Willard Unite, Men—We recharge and r pair all ntnkes of batted **s*&s&*,/Mik i j &■'. s\$z- 3 ,-j \uvO-T ' ,-Cpt? 5>h' R A YPHONE B Rr»*AO S •I L ' “ f PORTABLE phonographs S12.no and $15.00 COLUMBIA And Records UKULELES $1.75 Strings For All Instrument BICYCLE TIRES $1.73 F. P. RINES 1113 Sanford Ave. Phone itil-J to^ Greece yesterday. The moun­ tains thut look on Marathon will soon see finer pigs rooting along 1 the bench than they ever saw liefore, Wo tne indebted to the Orlnndo Sentinel for statistics POETRY IS ABOVE PIGS, but relative to the proportion of policemen to population in vari­ pigs thnt. America sends to Greece ous cities in the eastern half of the United States. While will do Greece more good than BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY these figures apply only to the larger cities, they are at least the poetry thnt Bryon wrote. IMPLICIT CONFIDENCE:— 0 interesting as a basis of comparison for Sanford, The fol- I Greece h*s won for herself the freedom flint Bryon wished her. love the Lord, all ye saints: for the She couldn't win without fi.-reign Lord preserveth the faithful. Psalm help such n pedigreed pig as Ratio of 31:23. Broadcaster. Police to PRAYER i—Lord Cod. with Job we would proclaim, "Though Hi* Ext, Pop Pop. THE AMERICAN PEOPLE slay me yet will I trust Him." Police 1 to--1920 now have eleven thousand million O dollars invested in foreign coun­ 339 4—,**100 »<—** 787,999 Iios ton ....... .. DO IT NOW tries. Thnt doesn't include ten 371 6,024,000 15,952 New York ........ thousand million* lent by the U528,00(1 398 1,327 If you’ve found u task worth doing. Washington nited States to foreign nnfions in Do it now. 420 2,008,000 4,784 Philadelphia the w ar—thus purchasing the ha­ In delay there’* danger brewing, tred of those nations. 451 . 830,000 1.840 St. Louis ........... Do it now. 453 2,845 1,290,000 Detroit Don’t you Im* a by-and -hyer. EUROPE OWES US. in all, -182 808,00(1 1,677 And n sluggish patieiirr -tryer; Baltimore Iweply-one hillion* - a good deal of Jf there’s alight you would acquire. 483 1,127 . 544,000 money, and some of it will never liuffulo ...... Do it now. come hack. 0,080 501 .3,048,000 Chicago ....... If yon ale tempted by usurious 530 411.000 707 Cincinnati.................. I f you’d earn a prize worth owning, Interest rate* on European bonds, 558 925 517,000 Dn ft now. Milwaukee be careful at least to watch your 009 Drop all waiting and postponing', 1.434 . 960,000 investments closely. Cleveland ............ Do It now. At the present time Sanford’s police force consists of Bay “ I will!’ nnd then stick to it, SOON BEFORE MEMBERS of According to figures in the office of the tho solemn Roosevelt Club in Bos­ Choose your purpose and pursue it; sixteen men. There's but one right way to da it, Chamber of Commerce. Sanford’s population is now esti­ ton. Senator Borah and Dr. But­ w Do it now. mated at thirteen thousand, five hundred. This gives, for ler of Columbia University will "Should the Prohibition Sanford’s protection, a ratio of one policeman to approxi­ debate, All wo have is just this minute, Amendment be Taken Out of the mately every eight hundred and forty-three persons. In Constitution ?" ' Do It now. tv Find your duty and begin it, other words Snnford has a smaller police force in proportion They might a* well debate, Do it now. "Should the moon he made of green to population than any of the cities listed above. Surely you’re not nlways going cheese7" The eighteenth amend­ Rasing our judgment upon these facts, we assume that ment will rioe he taken out of the To be *n going-to-be,’ nnd knowing You must seme time make u show­ Sanford either has a particularly efficient pollen force or is constitution. ing, unusually free from crime. Certain it is that uveu with as Dn it now. Sflliq’ THE V O L ST iaD ACT, few men as Chief Willfitms Ifai nt hfflt ornmuml, there is very which —.Success. interprets l)ie Eighteenth little lawlessness in tins ejty. Probably Hie reason rests with Amendment, might he replaced hy another act, interpreting it other­ It lakes n showdown to give ns both the police and the restraint of the citizenry. wise. , ® th e ’low- down* on some tilings. It iH also interesting to note in the statistics that Boston What, if anything, should ho . Bleep is nil right in Its plnee, has more policemen in proportion to population than any oth­ done to the Volsteifd act, to which { liut that doesn’t happen to be on tho er city listed und Cleveland has fewer. Yet both of these many attribute our bootleggers, highjackers, high school whisky Job. cities are equally free from crime ami are more law-abiding drinkers and crime wave? than almost any other large city in the United States. Cleve­ That is a reasonable question. Sneaking of appropriately named businesses, bow about the Coekle- land has few policemen because it has little crime, and RosHOOVER SAYS b erry Poultry Fprm of Lake Mary? tnn has little crime because it has many policemen. They theSECRETARY railroads are now in fine con­ go hand in hand. dition, supplying "completely ad­ For Aching Or Tired Feet See »A Foot Specialist Phone 102 For Appointment Dr. J. R. Vidler 8-- A am and uiodrru koapltal. I f Bobby Jones plays par golf, ..A h a t’a not news, but let him shoot one or two ntrokes over nnd th a t’s Interesting. - o-------I Now th at everything is quiet on th e Chlcugo front we’ll turn our attention once more to the Chinese fighting. o--------' It seems th a t Uncle Sam did “tell , it to the m arines" and ns a result th ey are now telling It to the Chif pe*c. ---------- o ---------Now thnt Frenchman nre com­ plaining about the high cost of wine over then* may lie they can apprec­ iate how things art* over here. Representative Housholder sny# he is in favor of tho fish bill with certain modification*. Wonder what he means by that? ------- o----- — Dr. Wellington Koo has resigned ■s foreign minister of the Pekin government, Pcrhufs because the troubled affuirs of state were about to run him coo-coo. Milwaukee students retc ntly took the dry side or a debate on pro­ hibition. Could you imagine Herrin citizens taking the lead in a peace movement 7 g J• ---------n--------In some Florida counties a movement Is under way to Inn.* fish im ported to re-stock lakes Fortunately Seminole county hasn't reached this stage yet. All it Hoc it* to do U protect the fish that are here. Earl Carroll failed to*secure clemoney frtmi President Cool id ge to : escape nerving hi* term of one year 'i Is Ailntita. He ha* been duly tried und coni ieted of violating a fed-rnl low and ho should pay the penalty a* did Kx-Cungressman latuglcy, Form er Govurnor McCray. Charles W. Morse and other notaldes. THOSE WHO READ should not he left under the im­ pression that Plant City truck farmers devote their entire attention to strawberry production. The article which told in tiie Courier of the berry movement mentioned the fnct that other things were coming in. nnd said that good prices were being pnid, at the railroad, for beans, potatoes, squash, cucumbers, cabbage and other good things. And it can he added, from information obtained through the agricultural department of the United States, that Florida truck and small fruits bring growers more money from smaller acreage Hum is found possible anywhere else in the country.— Florida Times-Union. equate service." Hit thinks this “vindicates private ownership." It show* at least that private ownership i* working well, ns it well may when government guure nntees railroad envners good earn­ ings, including interest on their mistakes nnd much water. Private ownership of railroads Is going to stay ns long ns pros­ perity stays, everybody knows thnt. If things became very had of course railroads would sny to the government, "Pleusp take us." IT SHOULD NOT lie overlook­ ed, and Secretary Hoover knows it that the United Stales postoffice also gives “completely ade­ quate service," and i* mA under private ownership. Mr. Hoover couldn't imagine any private en­ terprise carrying a letter from the southern tip t>f Florida to the northern end of Alaska for two cents. THE CHILD POPULATION of Florida having increased more rapidly than sources of school revenue, jmnicdiute re­ lief is needed, whether it be permanent or temporary, pend­ ing development of a more effective system. An increase of total taxes is never pleasant, but this year especially any Increase should be avoided. Taking the counties' one-fourth of the gasoline tax might mean one county would have to look to other sources, or one county would have to curtail its ex­ THIS COUNTRY ENTERED penditures, but tho present system of distribution needs the World War officially ten years changing, anyhow, and wo can think of no better use this ugo yesterday. And when wc slid go in, we went in with a splash, year tnan for the schools.—Tampa Tribune. FRANKLY, BILLY SUNDAY seems to have lost much of his "punch." The sermons lie delivered here lacked in the recognized Sunday originality and "pep." And it must be admitted that, no matter what may be the reason for it— and different persons will give diametrically opposite reasons for it—the Sunday style of meeting appears to have largely lost its appeal. This is by no means a criticism. It is u statement of fact, which calls to he made in order that it may be most carefully and prayerfully considered by those who are most interested in such things.—Tampa Times. THE MURDER millions of men sent across the ocean, to countries that wouldn’t havo sent us one man under simi­ lar conditions. Billions of dollars sent to the countries that wouldn’t have sent us 25 cents under sim i­ lar conditions. We don’t regret it, nothing is more valuable than experience, even if you don’t make the world quite safe for ipmocrncy. But let’s hone \vn will he cautious nhnut going into future wars, and especially about paying nations a* much as five billion dollars apiece to dislike us. ‘ NEW YORK WORLD It i* a iloprc-siiinR tali* thnt come* tn liirht with tho immjor in Queen*. Tho oimtinl figure is n woman who appears to have been heplesNly miscast in tho rolo thut siio hail to live. She was horn for French countess shot Raymond tho boulevard*; cafe*, music oqd Vincent dc Trnffm d, a mentlier of dnnrlng wore in her blood. Hut A prominent English family, and she had to live in a place thnt of­ later told the police when ques­ fered no gratification to thi« *h!e tioned ms to her motive. "It i* mv r.f la c «t nil. It v>«* u new colony, p! " If she In.- any ik .itv for a "develoiHMiiont" inhuhited by to l*r a secret ut a!!, she hud people who had Como to settle tie r keep it "My secret.,f down with their families. She had mdliing in common with them ; In Our idea of two unpopular thing i n flv i Iii I , fcjM'iiuciu’o she hud no neighbor ..a Y.« p T i "inn life, no pleasant usNiwiates id an Englishman in C h in a .might have l.rmtir fought her conrime»*\Jnlon. . . .. How about u t -amble-, ....... . .lent; . . . . menL Her heart w« dec have been Innocent enough. Hut when site moved to this place she gradually went from hud to worse. Drinking, flirtation* in rcstauranl*. presently a lover, more drinking, nfghta spent away from home, finally the murder of the husband who did not share her taste* there is a frenzy uhout nt! th ii thnt com.'- from icul ,le*perntion. You know without being told thnt this woman, when »he lauglied. often shrieked; when she danced, she danced too fast; when she talked, there eaine a g litter in Inn eye that Isaled nit good. Some thim; had to crack, and it did. No criminologist [* needed to r v plain thi* to us in term* of modern ■ i V *7 ^ ‘-nobito ..... rrpu llu; \MrJ * ,i*«•* w,,h W ”1" ™J»titi.te.i k ed b y .lik e hereelf, And It tnU* „„ 0f. p*yshology. It explains itself. It ierv e* a* a reminder th a t tinU & nl [ort "f himjrituUon to plrture IIBj Ii tw about n 1 Joridu liccnue her diilnLegrntlon under these cir- alum* do not hold all the tragedv of life. To some nature* the bleak A.hfornl* or a quart anywhere ciimatance*. waR R„ . 1 , When »hc .* — vacuity of u shiny new huniritluw Will D. Upshaw.? i u igcr tier pleasures appear toean bo terrtlde too. Tom Sims Says GOING A-COURTING Your blade of the gay nineties used to pay court to hi* lady. Now­ adays he pay* the court costs anti alimony. . . . Alimony is derived from the pygmy, meaning ’all the money’ you can get........ \ Michigan man was too jealous to I t his wife go out for groceries, she char­ ged. Every tiin> she brought home u cucumber he saw green. . . . A Chicago man committed suicide beenuso Ids wife wouldn't believe him. But no generul mobilization of the murine* to stop a national wuve of this sort i.t expected a t this w ri­ ting. . . .The Chicago judge who ha* heard 22,000 divorces ought to conduct u column of boxing gossip for the Congressional Record. . , . In some part* of Afrlcu a man has to kill five jaguar* to m arry two wives...........Whitt’s that for—prac­ tice? 'f . ii. i rhiroposhtst At Lloyd's Shoe Store A Z1^ / ,« t .t A «*. Earl Carroll, theatrical manager and stager of the "bathtub party" which nauseated pretty well all of the American people, facing a sen­ tence of a year nnd a day in the federal penitentiary on n charge of perjury growing out of that event, proves thnt he is human a f­ te r all by setting up nn alibi for himself. He describe* himself ns "a creation of the tabloids," hy whom, he says, he has been made "the goat." His statement reads well, if you nre Interested in thnt surt«pjf reading, hut it is scarcely ffm'vtnchig. The Times has no sort of symp n lh y fo r "yellow journalism." It n h h lfrS L * 3 * en so, it cannot enneiive of hoiv any or all of 'the paper* of th a t species either inqiicel Carroll to the giving of that parly, with its display of womanly nudeness or so to swear, when the m atter got into tho courts, that he would be convicted of perjury. The process of reasoning that, reveals such rto be ttui case is entirely tiro difficult for us tn follow. Nor does bis declaration thnt ho was. merely trying to shield his friends and to protect Joyce Haw­ ley, the young Woman involved, possess appeal. Had such been his motive he could have succeeded fur better hy never having pulled off his party. In thnt case they would ull have been fully protected. Per­ haps he didn't think of it in time. Perhaps, too, he didn't think that what he did would ever get out. This U the most likely. FOR RENT Magnolia Avenue House Unfurnished. Three rooms, Sleeping Porch, Bath. Near South Side School. Rental $30.00 Month • -' • "i ' . ... .1 - !i ; e -v . w-^| Dean-Berg Corporation j Herald Building j One-Day Service SANFORD LAU N D R Y Phone 475 819-W 3rd SI. W. H. L O N G a t FALSE ECONOMY I K E a r k et 108 PALMETTO AVENUE C.AINKMVIM.E SUN * Most outstanding in tho fight i i the Florida State Chamber of Com­ give the people of this stnte cor­ merce, hns the following to add in rect information on the tax ques­ regard to the resolution: "It i* far tion was the resolution recently passed by the Directors nf the Flo- better to obtain the revenue* of rida State Chamber of Commerce the state from present source* in session nt Orlando which asked than it is to impose new taxes upon the legislature to restore the state the working man and housewife." tax mlllage to the snme figure as In view nf these most logical ex­ before the reduction two years ago. planations of thu move the argu­ To some, who have listened to the ments of Governor Martin anti oth­ pleadings of politicians who desire against nrfy increase in the to gain fnvor by appearing to ers state millage seem rather hollow. greatly lower the taxes in Florida, Tito governor hns rested his upon this seems little short of foolhardi­ ’laurel*’ gained by reduction in ness, but to those who have studied the first heplace, lie is now calling taxes anil know where the burden for economy which in the last an­ lies, it appeals in the utmost. alysis is nothing more than false Tho resolution was fostered and economy which will cost the people proposed hy no less personage than of Florida more in the long run. He Colonel 1’eter O, Knight, who i- ha* taken tho stnte millage, which undoubtedly the best known Flori­ represents less than one tenth of dian throughout the United States the total taxes pnid by the people today. The people of this state have of Florida on real estate, and ha* time and time ngnln acknowledged dram atically called for applause hy their debt to this mental giant, who reducing this by a small fraction. has done much, through speeches He now oppose* any move to raise and articles in the North to create it n small fraction, giving as his a faith in Florida, nnd to down the reasons thnt the people iu Florida flood of adverse propaganda which arc “ in no mood to stnnd an In­ developed during the boom, and crease In taxation" without a t­ which has lasted ever since. tem pting the ini possible task of Col. Knight says this in reguid showing to the people that there to his proposal: "We have, I be­ is no dire need of such nn insigni­ lieve, made a suggestion in the in­ ficant raise. terests of real economy. The reduc­ Ix>t us illustrate our point. The tion In mlllage effected In 1920 was University of Florida, a* wo ull not made in response to any wide­ know,* needs something over ?5,spread public demand and it was 000,000 within the next two years not made because appropriations to to function a* it should. The board essential institution* were exces­ of control set itt the absolute mini- ! sive." *mum with which h could carry on i Every word of Cut. Knight rings properly ns $3,000,000. Tho budget ' with truth which is more apparent (commission, of which Governor when ivo investigate needs in the Murtin is chuirmnn, has cut this to state. The director* of the State j about $2,200,000. Chamber have pointed out that con­ This they have not done because ditions have changed materially the University doe* not need, it but since the lost reduction in th:k milt- in order to prevent an increase in age was made and that the amount stnte milage at all cost*. I* thnt of niillago does not determine stnte economy? Suppose Governor Mar­ necessities. In the opinion of Colo­ lin should advocate u further re­ nel Knight und hi* associates, wo duction in taxes which wqultl cut are told Irt a dispatch, the reduction into the money needed for the func­ in millage in 1026 not only opens tioning of the central government the gate to measures providing new in Tallahnsiee to such un extent sources of taxation, but in view of that there would not he officers the present necessities renders leg­ or clerks enough to handle the busi­ islation of that type a practical ne­ ness of the people. Would th at be cessity. economy? No, but it woqM ly- a Herman A. Daj-a, president -f ieduction in laxci, * ^ * tlM I M erchant* U M lnertT rani.C #, \\ There is no need for wonder that when the new* did break it was played up to the limit. When one puts a whole nnd Inrge bucket of yellow paint handy it is not surprising to find the “yellow" journals" using it, nnd sprendlngtt rn thick. Wo are afraid that Knrl Cnrrnll hasn't proper viewpoint in those premises, that ho is guilty of the quite common mistake nf esteem ­ ing that telling about whut tie did constituted thu wrong in the case, rather than its doing. Ho needs to revise his ideas. Unless the ox,eculivc clemency which he profes­ ses to believe will soon be extend­ ed him is forthcoming he will have plenty of time for doing this tim ­ ing his sojourn of a year and a day in tho A tlanta penitentiary. If the tnboloids made hy Knrl Carroll as he appears to the peo­ ple of the United States they did a terribly poor job. The country could have gotten along well enough without such a creature. Wo nre inclined to think thnt the difficulty with Carroll is in think­ ing that sin is in getting caught, rather than in the doing of things it is much iH'ttcr to run no risk of being caught at. It is far from being a trouble that is peculiar to him alone. So far as the Carroll alibi Is concerned, we nre reminded of the call for the old-time circus clown: "Bring In another horse." Thwm^bfamio B illtm o r v 1,001nil. PhllaM phU * l u l l j NewSmmm. • IO.R Pur ItB E. B»t St. Phont f + 6i t JukiMrUh CARROLL’S ALIBI TAMPA TIMES Horn* by Sts - . from Jackwnrillt! . G O IN G NORTH? yifefte ^ - f HALL AND PENTLAND Certified Public Accountants Income Tax Consultants S. G, GRAY, Resident Manager 318 First National Hank Rldg Phone 771 Frank R. MacNeill and Company Insurance—Loans—Real Estate 107-9 So. Park Ave. Sanford, Fla. If you want GOOD LUMBER QUICK CALL 135 l._ ^ THU YARO-Wmt A Phone 135 Yard: Holly Ave, At 11th, 12th. 13th St«. Bond Grade Zip Service �PAGE THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY. APRIL S, 1027 W INTER HAVEN — C onstruct-* shoppers of the central Florida ion will begin soon on tw d-stoty ‘ district. The fixtures of the building nre arcade building on E ast Central . .V tthose ptirchnsed by Mr. Raffeld Avenue. for his Sanford Avenue store nnd are of the most modern type. T.E.L. Class Members R affeld’s NewShop Meet On Thursday At May Be Opened By Mrs. F.D. King’s Home Saturday Morning ficphnne 148 MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR Residence Telephone 217-W Members Of Library BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL WOMEN Staff Are Entertained ENTERTAINED AT HEINZ DINNER Hy Mrs. A, K. Powers sa tu rha y illnce Wright will en- bridge at 10:110 o’clock So on Mellnmville Ave­ ng Mi»s Evelyn Anderjbride elect of next month. L Rarnnr--P>po Orgnn Club inne Gift Shop. , R u n . ‘A Trip To Magic Reno, the magician, nt 3:46 Itauqua, Comedy, 'The Pat* 8 o’clock. At a recent meeting of the liter­ ary staff it was decided- to hold a meeting each month, when libra­ ry problems will bo discussed and reviews of recent books given. The first of these meetings was held Wednesday evening a t the home of Mrs. A, K. Powers on Ninth Street. An exceptionally enjoyable program was given, consisting of a discussion of current cvecnts of the library world. Mrs. Anna Van Ness Brown discussed some recent works of non-fiction, des- The members of the Business nnd Professional Women’s Club «nd a large number of guests were most delightfully entertained at a Heinz variety dinner on Thursday evening nt the Woman's Club. A most delicious plate dinner was served, followed by a dessert nnd coffee, all made from the pro­ ducts of the H. J. Heinz Co. T. J. Baker, representative of the Heinz Compuny, was introdu­ ced hy Mrs. Jnhn Leonnrdi. He gave n most interesting talk on the products, with the assistance of moving pictures and steroptican slides. Jlo told of how in lRO'.i 11. Mrs. F. R. Whittle has ns her house guest her sister, Mrs. B. II. Holly of Brewton, Ala. tho magazines of the month, while Mrs. Maude Clarke reviewed sev­ L Spurling on Mcllonvillo eral of the juvenile books. Reports from the survey of li­ b n ’s Guild of Holy Cross braries in the United States re ­ [nil Church will meet a t 3:10 with Mrs. S. O. Chnse on cently conducted by the American venue. ... Library Association was given hy Miss Brock. Brief sketches of i popular works of fiction were giv­ en by Mrs. Florence Almas and Mrs. J. B. Cogburn. At tho next meeting hooks of special interest to be discussed will he, "Elm er Gantry" hy Sinclair jeen Mallory Circle will Lewis: "The World of William rith Mrs. E. C. Rockey, 1310 ClisBold" by H. G. Wells and "The Revolt in The Desert" by T, E. tvenue, at 3:10 o'clock. Lawrence. Lute in tho evening the hostess TUESDAY uiatiqun, concert, "Blue Dnn- served n dainty salad course with pngers," lecture, "Under Ten coffee. Those present were: Mrs .Anna " by Edward Tomilson, nt Van Ness Brown , Mrs. Maude 'clock. lutiuqim, !Musical romance, Clarke. Miss Geneva Brock, Mrs. c “Blue Danube Singers" at Florence Alnuis, Mrs. J. (!. Cogburn and Mrs. Powers. lie Turner Circle Concert Program ds Enjoyable Meet Announced Today h Mrs. Marshall [ numbers of the Nellie Tur[ircle of the Bnptist Church Wednesday afternoon with Charles Marshall at her home Undo Road. the absence of the president, Meting was presided over hy n. K. Roll. pouncement was made of the bn study class to he held by jrcle under the leadership of it. F. Cooper. fni were made for tho spring pbe for the orphan a t Arcublothid by the circle,, and it Bedded to make the necessary ktta send at an early dnte. ring the social hour, the hostlihttd by her young duughter, Iky Marshall and Miss Elizn| Mettain, served congealed |uUd, snltlnes, cakes and Represent wore Mrs. Don Me­ ld, Mrs. B. G. Methin, Mrs. J. »J*y, Mrs. A. L. Kelly, Airs. Myers. Mrs. T. K. Roll, and Kiribati, The program for the Sunday a f­ ternoon concert by the Municipal Bnnd, to he given in Central Park under tho direction of Joseph Reizenstein, is to lie ns follows: 1. March. 'I’itt P anther’—Pnmol- George Wilson of Lewisburg, N. C., is visiting in Sanford us the guest of his daughter, Mrs, Pete Monger, ry arrived B to spend h her parB. Znchery. A m ost pleasant business and so­ cial meeting of the T. E. L. class of the First B aptist Church was held on Thursday afternoon a t the home of Mrs. F, I>. King on Park Avenue, with Mrs. King, Sirs. John P. Abrnhnm nnd Mrs. A. I,. Jowcr# n* joint hostesses. Snap-dragons, roses and Inrkspur were used with pleasing ef­ fect in decorating the rooms where the members assembled. A short devotional exercise was held, followed hy roll m il when mi mhors were asked to respond with their full names and address­ es, Routine business was tra n s­ acted under the direction of the president, Mrs. Barney Beck. Inspirational talks for the bene­ fit of the teachers nnd home de­ partm ent workers were made hy Mrs. E. M. Carroll nnd Mrs. F. W, Stanley. A t the conclusion of the business session, a delightful social hour was held. Refreshm ents of n tem pting salad course were served by the hostesses. Among the members present were: Mrs. Barney Beck, Mrs. Hes­ ter Fellows, Mrs. F. W. Stanley, Mrs. E. M. Carroll, Miss Mary [doodah', Mrs. F. D. King, Miss Sue Pixler, Mrs. A. L. .lowers, Mrs. Kent itosslter, Mrs. Ed ltiggers, Mrs. L. B. Hollar, Mrs. F. It. Sav- Mrs. Selnm Barber Lenvos Sutur day for Jacksonville where she will Joe Chittenden returned home spend the week-end with Mrs. J. Thursday afternoon from W ash­ A. I.nshbrook. ington, D. C„ where he hns been undergoing treatm ent at the W al­ Dr. nnd Mrs. N. J. Tolar motor­ ter Reed Hospital. ed to Jacksonville Thursday, where Dr. Totnr went on professional L. P. Hagen, one of the repre­ business. sentatives from Seminole County who is attending tho legislature at M. L. Aaron of Camp Hill, A In., Tallahassee, is spending the week­ spent a short time ia Sanford end in Sanford. Thursday as the guest of Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Lankley. Miss Lena Bello llngnn, who is attending Florida State Collego W. T. Langley Sr., of Camp Hill PENSACOLA, Fla., Apr. 8— Ala., is visiting his son and wife, for Women nt Tallahassee, is Dr. and Mrs. W. Theodore Langley spending tho week-end here with (IN S)—The Florida branch of the her parents. National Pnrcnts-nnd-Teachers nt their home in Mnvfnir. Congress stands on record today Miss Nola Mann Sanders of Miss Dorothy Singletary of Jack ­ in favor of a $(10,001 appropria­ Pensacola, a student at Florida sonville will arrive here Friday tion by the legislature for a su r­ State College for Women nt Tnlln- evening to spend Ihe week-end in vey of public schools of the stnte. Adoption of a resolution to this hnssee, is spending the week-end Sanford ns the guest of Miss Emilv here as the guest of Miss Lcnabcllo Griffin nt her home on M>;rtle effect marked the nnttunl conven­ tion of the shite organization Hagan nml Miss Claire Zachary. Avenue. here. It was decided to hold next year’s convention nt Sebring. Mr. nml Mrs. W alter Morgan R. L. Griffin has returned home nnd smnll son, John, motored to from the Wa.vcross hospital where O. N. Owen has returned home Jacksonville on Friday where they he has been undergoing treatm ent will spend the week-end ns tho for the pnst few weeks. His many from Rosehorough, N. C., where he guests of Mrs. Morgan's parents' friendji will be glad to learn th at was called hy the death of his father, C. C. Owen. he is much improved. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. K. H ettinger. Parent-Teachers In Favor School Survey Raf fold's I Julies' Shop, recently moved from Sanford Avenue to F irst Street, In the location fo r­ merly occupied by Higgins, Smith and W ight, in the Woodruff Build­ ing, may be opined for business Saturday, according to an an ­ nouncement made today by Al Rn* ffeld, head of the store which boars his name. The fixtures for the store are be­ ing completed today nnd every­ thing in being put in readiness for a formal opening and Mr. Rat fold is in hopes of taking care of p art of his regular trade on S a t­ urday, despite the fact that all pre­ parations may not he complete. An entire new stock of ladies’ wearing apparel has been purchas­ ed for the new store nnd one Of the most up-to-date establishments of its kind in the state is promised WHEAT NOT NORMAL WASHINGTON, Apr. R—(INS) —The condition of the winter w heat crop of the United States on April 1 was 84.6 per cent of nor­ mal. compared with a condition of 84.1 on the same day hist year, the crop reporting hoard of the A Cloudburst of Comedy D epartm ent of Agriculture an­ ••LET IT BAIN1' nounced today. with llouglnR MacI.ean and mi The condition of the rye crop was nil ut nf cast. 8(1.4 per cent of normal, comnnred < ••MY BABY’* wiih a condition of 80.2 per cent j ‘‘E xtra Added" last pear. | The Ko h o H unrtelte Singing NEW PORT RICHEY - Con­ ••GOOD BYE DOLLY GRAY*' tra c t let at $2.1,(100 for building new bridge over Jithlacbascotee River nt New Port Richey. TODAY SATURDAY ZEPHYRH1LLS—Plans arc ho ing made for construction of $15,' 00 new Baptist Church here. limit Gibson in •T H E TEXAS STREAK” Comedy "SAILORS BEWARE" and a Hodge Pudge ALLIGATORS PARADISE PHOTO FINISHING Coming Attraction Corine G riffith In •TH R E E HOURS" DONE TO YOUR ENTIRE SATISFACTION FLANDER’S STUDIO OVER MOBLEY’S DRUG STORE PRINCESS Before Buying- Your TH E NAKED T ill Matinee for Ladies No Children Easter Dresses Visit Us Our Prices Range From We have a large selec­ tion ot* dresses for all occasions Seminole T ire Shop Kronen’s Formerly Ray Brothers Tires Repaired-Gulf Gas II W. 1st. Tel. 80.‘1 “We Snv II With Values’* non E. First Street la. 2. Overture, 'Orpheus*—Offen­ bach. 3. (A )Fox Tros, 'Animal Crack­ ers— Rich, Coslow & Link. (B)Fox Trot, 'Baby Face’—Da­ vis & Askt. 4. Descriptive, 'Cornin’ Thru tho Rye’—Dougins. Intermission 5. Sncrod Selection, 'R efuge'— Bennett. fl. Excerpts from, ‘The Viceroy'— Herbert. 7. (A )Fox Trot, 'Sunday'—Cohn, Stein & Krueger. (B)Fox Trot, 'It Mndo ^ Happy'—Donaldson. 8. Patrol. 'The Spirit of Ameri­ ca—Zannlchlk. 0. Anthem, ‘The Star Spangled Banner—Key. Substantial Jeweler \ Substantial City" For The Intelligent Woman Who Carefully Plans Her Budget Analysis of The Cost of Doing W as Based on a Large Washing Weighing 22 Pounds The cost of washing at home without a machine. 108 Magnolia Aside from being a time wnsting task, the hard rubbing of washing by hand does more to wear out the clothes than actual wearing does. Compare the cost of doing your own washing with the cost of sending to our Inun­ dry. * s J * ‘J Weekly Cost Of Washing At Home By Hand Is delivered ju st once a year but we deliver the goods every day of the year. • ■ Your beautiful and exquisite garments deserve the greatest care in cleaning as well as in w earing and you will send them to the most re­ sponsible and capable cleaner; in othe,‘ words you will send them to us. Soap ............... ..... ........ 5 Washing Powder ............ . Starch ......... ei Blueing ................................... Heating W ater ......................H> Metered W ater ............. * Upkeep and replacement of tubs, boilers, etc -15 Lubor, 3 hours at only 20c per hour ................. A < (Washwomen receive 36c ■ II / per hour) ^ Y'ou not only gain in dollars nnd cents but The cost of washing with an electric washing ma­ chine The cost when a wash woman is hired. The best washing machine made saves only p art of the rubbing. It gives you only a WET WASH. You can have your washing done a t a lower cost than you could possibly do it with an electric wnshor. Weekly Cost With An Elec­ tric Washer. A machine costing $105 (if it Insts 7 years) $ .45 Interest on $105 invested in V)i preferred stock per week ----- -------- •— Repairs on electric w ash­ er (average) per week .20 Soap ........................................05 W ashing Powder .................00 S t a r c h .................. .01 Blueing 02 Hentlng W ater ....................... 15 Electric current ...................10 Metered W a te r ............... 7 Not counting your labor I ? a j ^ (Washwomen receive 35c I per hour) * Y'ou can save money and several hours of hnrd work every week hy having it done our careful way. Before You Invest Investigate! Lnbor (three hours nt 35c per hour) .................. $1.05 Soap 05 Washing Powder ...... ,00 Starch ..................................... 04 Blueing .. ..................... .02 Metered Water ............. j 7 Heating W ater . .15 Noon lunch .................... 7 Upkeep and replacement (T» Sx I PT O The cost of washing when sent to the SAN FORD LAUNDRY Many savings other than those costs set out in the preceding columns, are mndo when we do your washing. Consider th a t clothes wilUrist longer, th at colors will remain brig h t­ er, that you will h a w more time for the chil­ dren ami more im portant duties, th a t there will he no damage to your house and furnish­ ings from steam and odors, th at there will h»> no doctor bills hernuse of hard work, expo- *71 / . The above cost of having a washwoman do your washing if you own un electric washing machine will bo in/rensed 97c making a to­ tal cost of $2.49 per week. These figures are a conservative estim ate and can he easily verified. We will do this washing for $LH . A machine coating $105 (if it Insts 7 years) . .. ......$ .45 Interest on $105 invested in 7 preferred stock per we*k ......... .22 Repair* on electric washer d* O A A (average) per week .20 /£1 w-1 Electric current . ......... 10* r “ * Spend Your Money Wisely! Weekly Cost Of Sending To 22 Lbs. (?? 5c u pound (Goods arc weighed dry when received) U? J | II We have other services more complete but for comparison of prices we will give jrpu our Wet Wash price as u washing machine duos not dry o r Iron, Compare The Work Laundry WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER OFFICE—PLANT 819 W. THIRD ST. UPTOWN OFFICE McLANDER ARCADI �THE SANFOFD HERALD, FRIDAY. AFRIL 8, 1927 PAGE SIX JU i When you read a copy of T he Sanford Herald you see in its printed pagea a personality that is as defi­ nite, as individual, as truly its own as your personality is your own. T he personality of T he Sanford Herald is the vivid yet substantial personality of Central Florida, the district it so truly represents. T h e Herald is anewspaper, first and always. It tells all the news tersely, directly, interestingly, with­ out bias or concealment or exag­ geration. It tells the news of San­ ford and Florida, it tells the news of the nation and all the world The Herald can never be pro­ vincial—the interests of the people it serves are too broad, the scope of Its news-gathering services too widespread. T h e Herald has opinions, too— honest, fearless opinions which are olfered to its readers A.S O PINIO NS and no more. Edit­ orially, T he Herald has aimed throughout its twenty years as a newspaper to offer sane, construc­ tive comment and advice on mat­ ters of public import. It is proud °1 the causes it Has ’a dvocated. and hand passin reviewin honest display of their merits. I he Idera ’d permits no lowering in tone ol these columns because they are frankly commercial, they hew to the same strict moral line as all the rest, for BUSINESS is honorable. fhis personality^ of IHae Herald is not a fickle, transient thing. It is deeply rooted in trie years and in the lives of the men who have made it a great newspaper. I lie same standards of ethics hold in the advertising columns as in the other departments. Ev­ ery item in the Herald, w hether it is news, editorial or advertising, bears the same strict scrutiny. Every item may rightly an d properly *be admitted to your family circle. In a city and state of homes, The Herald is a home paper. It is tin old and respected family Irienci. it mirrors the interest of the family in the things that are worth while, in the • things that endure. All of these things have given 1 he Herald a personality that is its own. just as the news columns review the current history of the world, just as the editorial column:; ex­ press opinions ol broad perspec­ tive, the advertising columns are the market place of the Solid C e n ­ tral Sectionoi Florida. ( Column aft" er column, the Droclucts of mind it is a iiustea iam uym end. Its pages are given the same cre­ dence as a friend’s word of hon­ or. It is these things that have made t lie Herald the greatest newspaper in its held, and one of the really highly respected newspapers « .# m ggnm JaJm f U l h eminole. County's Leading Newspaper *•» E w s r A r iiK e nave personI ^ 1 ality—just as your friends ” have—elusive, intangible, it is true, yet a personality that is real and vital. �. Z t v. t* , 4 I THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1927 ■ f - *+■ __________ ’ ;— ■■>;■;•■••• PAGE i ~ -------- ant Ads Are Quick, Inexpensive; Read For Profit— Use For Results SEM INOLE HUDSON- ESSEX MONEY TO LOAN ncre truck INC On first mortgages, city pro­ FU RNISH ED—fla t to rent, 1800 1FOR | SA LE—Two farm s, close In, on Dixie High­ <- Transient ordora nrs 203 Onk Ave. p e rty ; any amount from $20UU Hnd Park Avt\ Can be seen between 10 way, flowing w nter. electricity. L. iccorJIiy; to th o n u m I’honc 41 ‘ up. Paul A. Obcrholtzer, Sanford A. M. and 7 P. M. r WBrd. *nu n u m b e r o f InA. Renaud 820 W. F irst St. l/)an & Savings Co. 1 „ nrr ra te ech ed u lo bef h‘f rrJuced r a te s a r e f o r 4— Husiness Service —unfurnished apartm ents, 21—Acrcngc For Sale itlre Inaertlona. N o ad DO YOU NEED” MONEY—liave TWO one 4, one & rooms; reasonable, 217 } 0T Ihm th a n 30c. I unlimited amount on Residence Holly Ave. “ WE CLEAN YOUR RUGS fRACT KATES w ill be ABSOLUTELY CLEAN’ 1and Business property Chuluotn Cpon rrqucat, a n d c h a rx e d NOW IS TH E TIME Office Young Bldg. N. Park Avu. NEWLY —furnished apartm ents tlltit Inatead o f th o w o rd O ur ru g cleaning plant la TO BUY THAT FARM | rj , averages a lin e. strictly modern. for rent, on Park Ave. Threo AND START SOMETHING fcpHPNL ADS, w ill b e r e Wo nro all going back to the Phone Orlando 9G53 or drop | MONEY—To loan on improved de­ blocks from F irst St. Summer Bor patrons an d c o lle c to r Prices same ns Orlando. Russ fnrm where real values will a l­ A,mediately fo r p a y m e n t, sirable business and rcsiedntinl rates. I). L. Thrasher. Itranalent o rd e rs a r e p a y ways prevail. J u s t now is the timo us n card and our salesman property in Sanford. Address I sdranco o f p u b lic a tio n . UNFURNISHED— flat, private to move a few miles from Sanford will call to see you. Loan, P. O. Box 603. City. BIJfO llO IIIt: Copy re c e lv hath, rent reasonable. Corner Sec­ and s ta rt th a t chicken fnrm and M attress Co. 1122 Church St. n « Herald o ffice by 11:00 ond <fc Palmetto. raise vegetables for tho home m ar­ Orlande. Florida. trill ba published th e sa m e 11— M is c e lla n e o u s ket. Ju st such a place can be had TH E SEMINOLE PRINTERY IRS: If «n e r r o r Is m a d e on the Snnford-Orlando road nbout 16— Houses For Kent ,ofsf4 Herald w ill n o t be ANSCO CAMERAS threo miles from Sanford in tho GOING TO AUGUSTA,—Ga., Be ilble for m ore th a n o n e AND SU PPLIES tween now and April 15, perfer to NEW, —Small bouse In I-nko high nnd henlthy onk and pine rt Insertion, th e r e f o r e G01 W. 9th St. W. N. Lumley Prop. go through country. Willing to lea should be n o tifie d a t section good for citrus fruits, good share expenses. References fu r­ Mary, garage, rent very low to for poultry and good for nil kinds IO.VTINUANCH ORDLHH T hirty ncrea, high B. L. Perkins — Haberdasher nished. See F. L. Harrison, Nation­ responsible party. Jack Nelson, of vegetables. (« made In p erso ' u t T h e Luke Mary. nnd dry location for a homo nnd headquarters for Collegiate al Biscuit Co. Herald o ffice o r by four neres in muck fo r vegetables I Telephone d ls c o n tln Clothes. 110 F irst Street. I order* nro not v a l/J , FOR SALE —Summer blooming HOUSE FOR RENT —Six rooms, or bulbs—it will rnise anything In n C A T JO N IN D E X : T h o plants, Mrs. A. K. Rossiter. unfurnished, bath, modern, rcason- ■—the m an who wnnta to work enn h a claaslflcatlona a re BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation make n good living from this nhlc. Call 207. VJIted and n u m h e re d f o r boxes and general cement work FOR SALE—Well established pay­ place. If vou nro interested nddfeferrnce. T hey a r e m a d eMiraele Concrete Co. J. E. Ter- ing ladies shop. Reasonable. Sick­ 6-ROOM— unfurnished house. $35 ross OWNER, enre Sanford Ilernld. phabetlcally an d n u n te rThe ad* under e a c h h e a d willcgpr, Prop. terms ness cause for selling out. Phone monthly, on the corner, 1021 Elm Any reasonable offer and alsu m ado-up a lp h a b e twill bo considered n ftcr you have 67D-J. Ave. seen the property. I ifikd h a t e s c h e d u l e LANKY,S DRUG STORE—Pre­ I following sc h e d u le te lls The stove sale is now on my en­ FOR RENT:—Small bungalow on scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We are lire of act solid a d s fro m as near you as your phone, Call 103 tire stock nt cost. D. W. Short Mc- Magnolia Avenue. Unfurnished. In 21—Lois For Sale M i to IS w ords f o r o n e to desirable residential section and Lantler Arcade. terfons. W hen c e n te re d i re ordered, each lin e w ill within easy walking distance of the BARGAIN HUNTER ioted as 6 w ords. TH IN K—I f you arc thinking of I TWO REFRIGERATORS — Good husiness district. $30 monthly. P. Who wants n lot 70x145 in Lock /w ord ra te ap p llea to ea c k building, why pay tho Architects condition; priced reasonnblc.PiorO. Box 431. Sanford. Arbor, Country Club E states for J |on. for exam ple IS w o rd s sevcral hundred dollars for plans, »on Larkin, Inc. McLandor Arcada. Insertions a t lo a w o rd $225. Cush with deed. $200 pnya-i when you can get tho samo free, Phone 880, IS time* f« o r 13.90; uds FIV E ROOM —modern house, blc in two years. N. W. B e a ty ,! words .fling lea* th a n I S ----and keep your money in your pock ——— —------------------------------------- close in; 2300 Mcllonvillo Ave. Lucerne Hotel, Orlando, Fla. Quoted aa IS w ords. e t . F or fu rth er inform ation see 1 2 — \ \ R ille d Phone 830-W. SANFORD NOVELTY W O R K S .-----------------------------------------------*0 *3 c V. C. Coller, Prop. Budding Con- WANTED —a car to make trip FIVE ROOM —house furnished, PARK AVENUE LOT—Ju st sou;h s* ar of Thirteenth Street, facing east, tractor. General Shop & Mill Work home, must be cheap. Ixiuvc in- for rent. Phone 805-W. u* Ck can be bought for $2,750 on any Co a ° and House Painting, 116 N, I formation at Herald office SatFrench Ave. Phono 235-J. I urday morning. State kind con- ONE G-ROOM— House $25 a reasonable term s. This is nn ex­ month; one G-roont house ?30 a cellent location for a Duplex *-e •i ______________ 1dition and price. A ct Quick. <o I month. Both on Holly Ave. near Apartment House. Hox 100 care LUMBER and complete lino of 2.90 2.21 1.31 A. C. L. shops. R. B. W ight, Phone ' Tho Sanford Herald. 2.40 1.14 1.41 building m aterial. Low prices, j “ couj’1® toA occ“ >’> ' 1G. 4.43 2.65 1.63 Security Lumber Co., “ Where Good U" L‘. / t0 AupU3t 1 1— 4.68 2.73 1.(2 FOR SALE—Two lots in Onk H ill, Grades Come From ” Maple and 11,ox 10 care 1Icrald’ 4.94 2.25 1.71 17—Husiness i’laces For Rent and two lots in Buena Vista $050, 5.20 Sixth. Phone 797. 2.00 1.SO 5.46 14—Rooms Without Board. each, cash payment nndterms to, 43 1.10 1.89 t.lR 6.72 3.5(1 1.98 suit It 1.16 2.07 SMALL —iron-clad warehouse on , . . purchaser. Box xz care Har- | ' f i vxrti 6.98 3..5 Phonograph Repnlring 40 MO 2. IS 3.60 LARGE FRONT Room furnished Commercial St. track. R. B. W ight, ■ aia* G.24 01 l.IS x i n t C K r u n i >i :i i i .\i ' a t i < » Piano Tuning 6.60 3.76 for housekeeping or sleeping. $1 I’honc 10. 00 1.54 2.26 Notice of claim tinder Meclluii -’37 By experts with 17 years 6.76 3.90 211 weekly, 1.35 2.43 25—Exchange It. 8. na nincnilcd by Die net 7.02 4.06 experience. 00 1.40 .'auuary 27. 1»22. OFFICE FOR KKNT—ia Meiach 7.28 4.20 10 1.15 2.62 U n ltn t K tntos l.ntul O ffln v Sanford Music Store 7 64 4.35 ATTRACTIVE ROOM, —Cool, 2.61 Bldg Apply A. T Connr"y & 01 1.50 OuliicHvlin-, Fin.. Fob. 20, 1937. and Gift Shoppe WILL—Exchange equity in French 4.60 7 40 00 1.55 2.70 modern, reasonable, Inquire 705 Sons, Magnolia and 2nd NOTK’lt I* lu-n.'iiy aivi'ii that 8.06 4 65 Room 10 & 11 Me Lander Arcade, Park Avenue. Avenue lot, near new high school Henry HrhllU transferee of l.lllio Ot ICO 2.79 8.32 4.60 2.81 Rv W. F. SU1.LIAN 01 100 II. Mtrntton. lins filed In I b i s office Phono S32. building, for used Ford, Chevolet 8.68 ATTRACT1VF rooms to rent for oo J.n 2.97 4.95 8.84 nn n|>|tltratl<in -inder ei-ctlnn 2372, International News Service Staff ------------------------------------------------ ROOM IN —private home, rcn‘. 01 !.»*' 3.06 6.10 9.10 stores or offices at Park Ave.. or Dodge. W hat have you. Reply Itevlee«l Still ole,i. as n men .led by Correspondent II l.X 3.16 6.25 the net of Jiinmiiy 27, 1922, lor thn FOR YOUR HEALTH’S SAKE reasonable to refined parties GO’.) and Commercial Street. W. M. Box 750 care Herald. ......... ........................... . . ... ST. LOUIS. Apr. 8— (IN S)—St. S>, t.ol t See. 3 C I. T. IS 8.. It 31 It. TRY CHIROPRACTIC A D -' Magnolia, I’lmne G23-J. Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave., op­ anil N it', n i : sec :t« t ' ii ii., Louis, or rath er Washington Unij USTMENTS. DIt. W. E. MACposite Court House. It. 27 K. Tul. M. Florida, and that versity, will become one of tho DOUGAL, 1ST NAIT’L BANK ONE NICE—furnished bedroom the Mine has I...... allowed by tho .j s f ,|ie world in rho nouncements 20—Misccllnncotis For Sale ______ BLDG. PHONE 482-J. Hecrelary of llie Intel lor. Serial No. cau,‘ tcalora 01 la . '; l0 ,u, ln ,Jno for rent, also garage. 800 Magnolia HUSINESS LOCATION oi9i 17. study of cancer with the erection tiRMEN TAKE Notice, fish CONCRETE in every shape and Ave. or Phone 200. NICE STORE room 15x00 %.t All uerHiin* clnlrnlnK the land ad- here (if n Radiological Institute, Millie Naharkey, Who Hus An Estate Valued At Nearly ii-rii-l) or deNlrlnn (** show it to wbicii numose the school has . like hungry wolves, see 220 Magnolia Avenu*. Suitable fur Its mini-nil in cluiracier will bo ill- *or ' c i 1 , 1 , J iZ iS u i form, blocks, tile roofing, om a-i ROOMS,— With or without nienh. small business; rent reasonable. ibjr for boats and bait, mentals, $40(\000, Left With Youth lowed until April 2.1. 1927. to flio just received a gift of $1,000,000. etc. Sanford Cement Prod­ Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. frnroe bridge. Apply nt A. P. Connelly & Sons, In this office their objections lo the One fourth of this amount is to MUSKOGEE, Okln., Apr. 8 — ucts Company, F ifth and Maple IsHiinnce of patent under aforesaid, fo, ppctn in the erection of Utl fuldi- (IN S )—Another Missing Indian 224 Magnolia Ave. Phone 48. ONE —bedroom furnished for rent, INENT WAVING — $10 Sts. Phone 112-W. p C“ (iKOttdi; F. FROM. ! tion to the large medical groups of heiress hits drawn Oklahoma into with twin beds, 411 Park Ave. INCOME PROPERTY 916. Marcelling by our exIti-Klsli’i buildings which h as,made file city an anxious search. 18— Wanted To Rent CLARENCE SMITH Rluo Bird Beauty famous ami the balance is to bo 15—Apartment For Rent General Contractor Millie Naharkey, 20->*?nr-olil i \ t i i f . n u n i t i t o i i t o r s i:v i- used in equipment and endowment Phone 349-J. BUSINESS —Couple desire small Creek girl, who has an estute valu* I M t l . i : ( Ol M L I I . O l l l l l \ . IN 600 W est F irst Street NOW RENTING for $20.0 per of the institute. I I I A M I III ed at $100,090 tied up in litigation THREE —furnished rooms for apartm ent, private hath: garage; a t Phone 441 N D T R ’i: O F MAHTLIVH tiAl.G. Rest Equipped May 1st must be close in. Box T is the object of the latest heiresi rent. 310 W. Ninth St. Apply beN. II llA R N 1-3It. a n d I*. IIAV AIID utomobiles The structure will he the larg ­ cure Herald. * ___ _ tween 8 und 12 A. M KMITil.- Conipliilnnntsmonth, paying lU'e on $24,000. CLEANING, PRESSING, DYING |! ___________________ est and best cqoidppod radiological hunt. Like the famous longmissing -vsMaud Lee Muilil, she was last seen _M Uf« ,1 a If 15 * ■ » ♦ ♦ « * * I* nn !> * -* * * _ ----—"We do it It B Better,' C. H .1. S H A L L ' JKAN* .•.».?/.A etter,’’ Try us. Roy- , GARAGE —apartm ent completely WILL PAY— $50 for furnished BOOST SANFORD MAMI Ai R .H-^Vr J.‘*!,n8t,tut0 west'of'the Mississippi, speeding uwuy In a motor cur with n! Cleanerss and Dyers, J . C« Jack* j furntii.shcd, 1201 Magnolia A m*. house, with three bedrooms or ami haI>vI-; iiArMi-:i,'. nt •T^oi’ding to (.’hancellor Iferliert H. a handsome youth. Like Mis* Will sacrifice for $12,500, $2500 New Sanford Booster son, 305 EEast ast Second St., Phone | j>|ltnc clakknck kii.iikrhtkin. and - Hadley of tho university. It will Mudd, she disappeared suddenly sleeping porch. G. P. Hudgens, diiplaylng bunch of celery 481-J. 1 - - >----- 1 * *« - -ll---- .« r ,i. HLY VIA N. H IL tU illH T M IN . Ida lie placed a t the disposal of tho care Brice & Johnson. atn. Studebakcr Agency w if e , u n d I ' R K I » i*. N H W M A N . An hospital staffs of the city for usa and mysteriously. cash, balance easy. Phone 735.— Garage C o .__________ HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY FOR RENT—Small apartm ent and u n m a r r i e d m a n . D c f t- n d a n ls Kidnapping Is the theory given 19—Houees For Sale N O T I C E l» lo -rc b y g i v e n t h a t u n ­ in their research work and in c a r­ most credem ■>. But •."ro’-'e»mme’,t —Cleaning, pressing, tailoring. furnished room. H13 Magnolia Ave. ing foe patients. d e r an il by v i r t u e of n D e c re o of CHRYSLER Scruggs-Scoggan Realty Co., Inc. l-’o r e e l o s u r o u n d Kale e n t e r e d In t h e "The importance of this enter­ agents, who have been leading the J. FULLER MOTOR CO. 105 S. Palm etto Avenuo. Phone FURNISHED— A partm ent, up­ $100 Cash und $50 monthly will a b o v e o n l l l l s d c a u s e , o n tjio 12th prise to Washington University search, admit thrv have only incn140-J. stairs, with screened porch; garage. IAve, at 19th St. Phono G92 buy bungalow on Magnolia Avenue d a y o f .March. A. I*. * 1927. I. u s , j t t h e S o u t h w e s t c a ll h u r i i i y gur clews on which to piece thetr K pecial M a s t e r in C h a n c e r y , o n t f ,,u *r. .... — ..................... 911 Park Ave. Inquire 907 Park Price $4500 Buy direct from ow- j Monday iiu> 11-1-11101 day of May, A. j be estim ated," Chumcllor Hadley hope of locating the g irl/ Past ndMETAL ROOFING—The Roof Ev­ Ave. nor. Phone 148 and usk for Mr. DODGE *’•, stiiim lo-liia a Rule Day o f'said . "N ot only has tho X-rav be- ventures of the heiress, however, erlasting. Metal shingles; Mitchell. cars und Gruham Trucks ^ n « , or,a : ^ , ; ^ , l{^H :"a"K ^^;:i|c«> m O innu -*f the most effective strengthen the uluhictinn theory. standing Beam tin nnd galvanized FOR RENT nd 13th St. Phone 3. Disappeared Before tfrmlnfitit roitniv. rinrhin, will .»r-, nucncicK in modern KrieiiUfie medroofs. See Jam es II. Cowan. Oak Furnished apartm ent, 3 rooms and BUNGALOW — A ttractively fu r­ The Indiiin Indian Kir girl disappeared om-o J•*|* i«» *ii4- Ii IuIm' hi iiihI ii» Nt jrino ami mmrt'rv, hut tho im pov-1 Tho ave. and Third SL Phono 111. bath all modern conveniences nished, 5 rooms, bath, sleeping LOOK -A P R IL PR IC ES- NOR­ |!NS A COWAN CO., Auto in Ju re, 1022, th at B tss.’ . r g r - ^ T t a u ’i s , t : ' ...... ?•* "••»-*)«*». MAN’S CHICKS porch, double garage, nice lnwn-und •tor and shrel metal works M ATRESSES properly renovated; from her mother' Hcrltnil In ml, nil mile, i v i m r ami in upi'lic n t a i i i l p u t n i l« clolly hccomwan n iu u n n i Unfurnished apartm ent, 3 m enu shrubbery. Cash $1,000, balance 4 South's oldest, largest plant. Imr in in- Fouiitv *-f Kcmlmiio u r-l. ing more evident, particularly in homo a t Red Fork. A fter an ex­ end ornamental sheet m etal cno cnc day Cray service jn in Sanford, oaiuuru, ubyy ;n,,,i ..n :_____ treatm ent of cancer und skin tensive search, ijotei't!' es found her Tel. 71G-W. 207 French Ave. Sanford M atrcss Factory. Phono! n i bath- n ,l modem con.cni.nccr years. Mrs. Simmons, next ,to Tas­ Flocks tested & accredited. Qual­ Ktat. of FloridH, morn pnrtlculurly i J o ity. Thousands daily. Ready now. (ti-Hcrlbi -I iih f o l lo w s , l o - w l i washing dishes in Kansan City, 40..-M.________________________ _ j j;i(irt. (.]oio in suitable for ty Shop, Park Avenue. Tho Houlboasl Quarter of thn UUtLiion. , , Fully prepaid und guaranteed. penniless. Site related a story o f (JANKOUI) HUICK CO. Komlicast Qiiiirir (KKUof Hi-;Other Gifts Announced any . . . . • — 201 20— Farms Fur Sole W rite or wire. Per 60 100 600 1000 >,,( Knot loo 1C. T o w n s h i p WIGHT-CH RISEN BERRY PRINT any HusincsH—Call 212 Magnolia Ave. Thu gift was made possihlo being kidnupp-d :ir-d held prisoner 831-J. S o o t h I t a l i a n ::a L a s t B. & W. Leg., Am .. $7 $11 $05 $125 SHOP — Printing, Engraving, Phone 307 tin Hugh the combined action of tho in lonely places wliil her uliducts:L'AHII. I‘tircliu » er Orps, Rocks, Reds, 8 15 73 1 10 p aTy e rf m o r lin ed ‘ General Education Board of Nov/ ors would toss dice for the privl1 Embossing. Sec us first. We do FOR RENT—A partm ent and bed­ BEST BUY IN AGRICULTUR­ W. Orps, W. Wyund. 0 10 78 150 m : u . ii i i L ititiN ii. _______ lege of striking or otherwise misHUPS-MARMONS York, a branch of the___ Rockefeller it. Phono 417-W. R. R. Avcnuo- room, 320 Oak Ave. Call 740-J. AL LAND S p ecial Muster. Assorted Chicks, 9 10 78 150 anfonl Automobile Co. Foundation for the Advance of [treating her. A lh lV I.E Commerciitl Street. In The State Of Florida Sensible cat. with new helpful W ILSON. Medical Rosenrch and members of j A few clays ago a glib-tonguod, lio n f >r t'n tr.iiln iiiiiiit. lagnolia Ave. Phono 137 TWG rooms, kitchenette and bath; In tho flowing well district near brooding ideas. Buckeye brooders, M Soilarch 85 A pril I. n. I ’.. 22. the Mnllinckrodt family, particu- j sleok-haired stranger, Imndsome of beautiful outlook; ull improve­ Sunfon), with clay subsoil. On quick shipment. G. A. Norman. 5—Help Wanted Female Jewett a n d p a ig e larly Edward Malllnckrodt, weal profile, stopped his car before- the ments; attractively furnished; the highwuy nnd one mile from Knoxville, Tcnn., (I. II. C. A.) HUNN'KLL—Southern Bell Tele­ thy chemical m anufacture^ und fnrm home of T. N. Roach, em-RIVE’S GARAGE moderate rent by week. Young’s R. R. station. phone Company%constructing lines his son, Edwurd Jr. jiloyee of the Five Civilized Tribe* W ANTED- Sales Girls. Apply to Apartm ents, office 200 N. Park Sanford Dealer Already cleared, Perfect LEGHORN —Hens. 27 at $1.26 from hero to Flagler llouch. here. He said he hud conic from The hoard nlso announced a let St. Phono 01 McCrory’s. Ave. drainage. each, guaranteed layers. 1*245 gift of $50,000 to h»< given to Oswego, Kan., to see Millie. Millie Virgin soil of unsurpassed fer­ Douglas Et. Washington University for the introduced him as a friend while CLEMENTS APTS. —«H2 Park. tility, will grow anything. .in , „ s P.l n G— H e lp W a n iw l ( M a le ) use in development of the clinic ut the home of Mrs. Roach’s siste r Apt. 0 vacant now; Apt. 4 vacant 1,000 Acres in units of 5 acres, ORDER NOW HAVE 50 PER . __ Icrntly been opened in Madin surgery of tho chest. This lat­ in Oswego. Apr. 8th. Apply Apt. I or Mrs. E. as many ns you want. CENT OF REAL VALUE Shortly after, they were speed­ ter gift is in recognition of Urn B. Clements, Buena Vista, Ga. CARPENTEIt AND HELPER— AT A PRICE SO LOW IT WILL Two year-old monthly roses r» Any physician will toll you th a t ! wo'k ®f Doctors Evarts A. Gra- ing away in the stranger's cnr. diunco, Orphclin, Mrs. Ward, lied “Make Your Head Swim" W anted fo r the construction of Rumors of Violence “ Prrfect Purifiration of tho Sys- ; Ham. head of tho departm ent of First floor unfurnished a p a rt­ ley, Columbia and others. 5 for small house. Apply, stating wages Home Seekers, Hero Is Your VULCANIZING WORKS. Rumors on contemplated violence tern la N ature's Foundation of 1 surgery at the university and J. ment for rent, vacant April 1st, $ 2.00. Chance AND GOODYEAR TIRES. wanted nnd experience to “Car­ are cropping out. Millio was to 015 Myrtle Ave. Mrs. Noble. A m ixture of Rare Gladiolia, all Perfect Health.’’ Why not rid j J* Singer, It May Never Come Again U. S. L Batteries. penter,’’ caro Herald. havo been a sta r witness for tho If you can make a small cash! new aorta, 40 for IL00, 100 for yourself of chronic ailm ents tlint i GREEN COVE SPRINGS—$230, government in a suit growing out IDistributors Chandlcd THREE ROOM— apartm ent un­ nro undermining your vitality? iiu uuut;i nulling ; »ut » . t i t , » Commercial Avenue furnished, with garage, Summer payment and finance your first $2.00. Two year old chrysanthe­ ’urify your entire system by tnk* *° bo expended in this city for of her disuppcarencc in 1922, Two 8— Financial rules, near beautiful Crystal I,ak* crop, it will easily pay for the mum clumps, all colors 12 for $1.00 i ng nu thorough course of Calotabs, , street Improvement work. men, residents of Tulsa, are ac­ Garden collection of Dahlis, all inar land. cused ln connection w ith the charge. J. F. Smith, I-uke Mary. —once or twico n week for several — PORDSON MONEY WANTED—W ant to bor­ If you uro looking for a “Snup” gaints, 20 for $1.00. Collection ^f Millie isknown ns “the poor little ‘I'Kgins Inc. German Iris or giant Cnnnu bulbs weeks—und seo how N ature re­ Here It Is row $500 on garage apartm ent THREE-ROOM Furnished Apart­ rich Indian girl.” When she dis­ 1^*1 ii Palmrtto. Phono 331 to !>c built on lot worth $2,500. ment. Apply Herald Office. 12 for $1.00. Peonies red, white, wards you with health. See Me At Onco appeared five years ago, she mada Calotnhs are tho greatest of nil pink, 3 for $1.00, 12 for $2.50. All W. M. YOUNG TRIM concessions, it is alleged, which rimMODEL the ....... (X)’ , Loan wanted for six months only post paid. Frank M nrchctti, White system purifiers. Get n fam ily Bargains In Real E state have resulted in tho tying up of her n°t the owner.’’ fas builder expects to erect resi- TWO ROOMS —furnished for light package with full directions. On­ Park Ave. und Commercial St. Ilorso Pike, Atcc, N. J. dencc on lot later this summei. wealth, and for nearly four years ly 35 cts. a t drugstores. (Adv). r « l V or eal'mutes housekeeping. 719 Oak Ave. Answer to "$50U" cure Herald. | she has virtually been an object of *• W- RADFORD when they use tldH new w onderful-'charity. ful French Process Face I’owdu.* i It was not from her government- . railed MKLLO-GLO—keeps t h a t -allotment that the Indian girl be-, . . ugly shine away. Women rave - came rich. She inherited cxion* , over its superior purity urn! iiuiili- sive lands from her father nnd from M E L L '.W E L L 'A OH**IT'S MR^l W E SAW YOU WELL, IF THAT’S OH A FELLOW CAME .Stays on so long—skin looks relatives. vntY cant you W I ' ll t B through w A |tyV fH A T IN T B e LOOK WHO'S { A N D M R S ■THE KINOOF PEOPLE’ F o lk s w e r e IN YeSTCROAY AND like a peach—keeps complexions “GET YOUR BOSiNessV AFEVUMtNOTeS^MOM. WORLD IS T ytc - iwas TH EY ARE, M RS TYPE HAD A PRIVATE ALONE-THOUGHT ' youthful—prevents large pores. INVERNESS — N'«w storage • ONCe,ANO Spewry 1 X'M GOINS O '/S K . WRONG CONFERENCE W ITH Get u box of MEI.LO-GLO Face plant being ere* toil in this town by , NEEDN’T THINK SHE WE’D (SoME evcninq With /m e ® lD t y t c s h o l o in g s a n * Co m e R i g h t TYTE —I'M AFRAID NOW*? CAN COME OVER AND Powder today. Sanford Drug Co. Florida Power Corporation. OVER AWHILE • y -1 Mv holdings in t h c There’s some under* BE Friendly with CjLAD y o u M(Vate MOD CO -----HANDED WCRKGOINGr me - r c a n t stand eame over I SOMG FUNNY THINGS ON BECAUSE X OVER* two -faced PEOPLE HAVGBeeN happening issified Rates OUT OUR WAY By Wiiiiam i 1 r.i $1,000,000 Radiological Institute Cancer Study Center In St' Louis POLICE SEARCH FOR TRACES OF INDIAN HEIRESS I I Renew Your Health By Purification | Girls Dance With The Bunk POP a t t h e o f f ic e L.ATCCY heard T y r e reu. TVltS MAN THAT X •WASN’T TO KNOW A THING AOOOT I T ----- By Taylor FOR SALE ' Cameron Place. Sipes Ave., 5 Acres celery I ^ Land With Dwelling House. | v* Price and Terms Reasonable. Box 228 Jacksonville, Fla. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1927 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 08, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 08, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1a7e14048e84cbd2bc50f2eb1a04c8ad.pdf 960769665d30153a4e04ca283e7a4607 PDF Text Text THE W EATHER F a ir tonight nnd Sunday; R*"; tlc to moder*te southeast^ a*iu aonth .winds. extreme "orthw orFlorida, fair tonight and prooahlv Sunday.___________________— S AM U KiKTHOl t1HA. SATURDAY ABRIL 0. 1027 Leased Wire internutionul News Servlco NUMBER 200 Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations Killed By Floods |CABINETSH1H 'r. (>o„ •, io me |, D o a\w Glades Drainage Work To A Sweep ZStates; S3N3lAK,5Ai& Be Given Scions Next Week RESENTENCED’28 Campaign T O D I E I N C H A I R SayPoliticalLe ipertyLossHeavy jLALESTGOSSIP j tiaUTainB' H ave on Streams In K ansas :1a, "Tin* h r fan gem cills I nogotiaUd in New YoHc have been rtinde with fihnneiers who a re willing to furnish he immediate money ncccaaary to complete the drainage plan without taxing the ptfbplo of Florida mu iH>niiv.” Governor M artln nnnouncFi i.t lit - time. "It the legislature adopts and ratifies my financing plan, then the stale enn immediatehr start to dig new canal* and com­ plete the old ones. The dirt can fly In the RvCrglndon at a rapid pace P a i r P r o te a l In n o c e n c e until it is finished.’ A n d A r r a iin t C o n n l ’»»i Workmen have th home cham­ A lleg e d P r e ju d ic e d W a ys ber torn up today In order to lay carpcln and complete the* general remodeling that was temporarily halted when the legislature conven­ ed last Tuesday. The senate and house will con­ vene again on Monday ofternonil at j o'clock to resume their work of legislation in earnest with nil pre­ liminary organisation of this week completed so that committee* enn now consider hills referred to them $lflMpQn01N LOOT “ T t i X i S Z ? n S ' . X v W * * / ! And The President’s Denial; [AREN BY GANG »l 1 1 C o m p els A c tio n Many Notables Are • Mentioned For Post Fifleen Thieves Armed Willi Herbert lloover, Dwight Mor­ Machine linns, Saivetl Off row, Alausiin Houghton And Shotguns, MakeDaring Haiti Irving I.enroot Are Boomed On Illinois Watch Case Co. Ivor, Washita, KouthCnnmliuu. Walnut, Vcritial rains weiv eftll f|l*V y in southern Kqnaasttn.l northern (ll.lahomn, ■' ail triicks in uouthfeftitecii were flooded mid along the mnl M IIOMA CITY, Okla., Apr. )—Swirling water* of the ti nnd Washita rivers had a higher stage today in a ■it oircady has taken a ti/ll < in the state, id, where II .’lied, a wall of ing thousands and and resiig to higher ,ita Valley; •e tv.vcpl Away , wero ir.iperiI- Three ShowsAreOn Monday’s Program Of The Chautauqua on the Caney creeping Into ving hundreds W arnings were its along the to higher ground. Bartlesville water was lot* unit ,lt heir homes. m atter pished by Vernon G rant, lightning cartoonist n^ht*ilult*(l for Mf iuluy Morning, the musical production ‘Stephen Foster’, by tin* DuMoml Concert Company in the afternoon nnd u lecture by Private Pent, togather with h concert by the HuMond Company in the evening, will be the features of the fourth day nf the Red path Chmiluuqua reason in Sanford, next Monday. Tonight, the roirndy by Harry Conner*, ’The P atsy’, is to be the attraction under t in big tent, the play i» one <>f the most populnr <v­ , r staged ill this country aim 'mproven m cd :*sfui in nil the larger C e l e r y Shipments Already Exceed In Total Those Of 192(i ;i»ON. Apr. 0— (INN)- the i destroyer veteran shelled lcs,. fort near Chinkiang to­ tte r being attacked by gunront the Chinese within the w o rd in g to u. Shanghai disThe veteran was struck silencing I lie Chinese gun ', , easuulUes wero reported, icpoi't.. to the mlmiridty th at the veteran replied to hiiiese fire with her full nrlit of four guns mnl fired round* before the Chinese effectually silenced. U Vsist night a conceit by Ruthvcii McDonald nnd h i. Uigblamlers .ittcrtalnod the custom rs with nn evening of Seoul* songs nnd music. Tbi** gro u p i* said to lie one or tlim...i iii.iuilm oil the Chautauqua in .lumps Track, illing 2 W orkers K.'iONS, Kan., A in.U —(IN S) i eligineei and fireman of a bri, Kim: a* K. Texas Jtaiiirain, were killed Itxlay when rain jumped the track non? mil. Kan., while making a f f«r a wreck. Several l were injured. i Other v.ieck oceurred when cr M. K. T. train the souihI Texas Flyer »truck a low where a culvert hud hem rd out tvvii mile* south of Erie Twenty |s*rsoiis were hurt, I'os.-ihlv dangerously. i* I'hi motive and ie Texas Flyer rt .'jifcly, hut six int into u ditch. M. D. l'olaton, captain of the J Oviedo convict camp, stated this morning that he. would welcome an investigation hy the County | Commissioners over the contro- | vorsy arising from the recent cacapo of a county prisoner, who ( was away from the camp for s c - 1 vcrat davs and waa caught ny i Sheriff C. M. Hand In Lake Mon-1 roc laot Monday. Captain 1‘olston stated th a t i when the prisoner, J. C. >Nntr.w right, escaped, lie sent u m an to Oviedo to telephone the Sheriff a ‘“ I believe 1 will continue with i office and notify county officers sentencing,” broke in Judg> Thayer of tlie escape. ..................... md sentence waa then pronounced. \V Williamson, chief deputy A fter sentence luid been pro- in the office of Sheriff Hand to­ iimuiccd both Sacco and V a n m ti day gave a statem ent to The Her­ ,vece given p?rtnl**ion to address ald as follows: “ 1 received tin die court in the usual order ot pro­ message of W alnw rlght* escape about G o’clock o lithe afternoon Moth stated they were Innocent. of April 1. 1 immediately notified " 1 am Innocent, not only »» some of the deputies and we de­ South Braintree m urder but °r tn- cided to make a search th at even­ Bridgewnter robbery, rani Vonset- ing. A fter returning from my ti in broken English, lie has been dinner I received unethcr call and partnre o f Chtang ivai a n « , u term in state * prison tor was told th at W alnw rlght had re- * lltary leader’ of the Nationalists, serving the Bridgew ater robbery. turned and th a t he had been play- | disturbed, both speaker* secmdi for Nanking was accepted here to ­ liaising hla voles* to a high ko. . ing an "A pril Fool joke on the agreed thnt prohibition Is an issue day as indicative of the approach I guards.” . of a decisive crisis in the struggle V antetti then fairly shouted. to be reckoned with. From various accounts received Robert M. W ashburn, presiden* for supremacy in the National!;* • never in nil my life killed or *pUlod blood. 1 have struggled all ny by the S heriff’s office, Waln- of tho Roosevelt Club, sponsor of movement. „ . life since I began to reason to ellw right was discovered near W ag­ the dobnte, declared the ’lesson ot Next week a conference* be­ tween fh ian g and the extrem is. m J iidge *Thay?r before announcing ner by two of the guurds short­ the meeting’ was ’that the consti ly a fte r his escape was reported, tution shall be enforced as wrlttcj...... ijcru of the Nationalist purt\ lie was then enrried to t-ako Mon­ ot us umenaed arid th at the preten* U hciluled to bo held in Nanking ami bis conference should deter- defendant:* bad been found gu Hi, roe. it is claimed, and slipped his l mine whether the two brunette* that the court had nothing to I guards a t th a t place. with the question of guilt or inno­ "No reports was made to us tu1of the Nationalist* m e to co-oper­ cence. The judge quoted th^aW .re- ter thnt last telephone call and we ate further or whether there is t« rarding sentence. H>‘ referred presumed he was hack in camp." he an o| k*ii branch . Although , aniiouncement has the exception* of id* ruling agamj* Mr. Williamson said. " l a t e Mon­ day nftornoon W alnw rlght’* own lk*en inmlo iicr<* th a t, the rndu al « new trial that hud been uphe xlgmynt Jrns agreed to iigvyetpate by. »1\? full bench of th * atato su brother caino to our office and . told Sheriff Hand th a t W aln. i n Ibis confeirnce, IheW Wcr • »— nowspspers as ’unofficial judge*, ports current today th at the com­ 11 “T hat court had found th at tl’-' stood: Borah 0; Butler 3. ' inunists will not send delegate* verdict of the jury must stand. ^ •aid. "There Is only one duty no\ Outstanding today, however, and will ignore Cldang. . above the question under d e b a t' it seeniH possible th a t Lr 'ing * th a t evolves upon tlii* court, that i .' , was what political observers dcfiosition may ho weakened l ’ th-’ to pronounce sentence. A fter th? sentencing the clloftnd dared to be the turning b « k of pol­ fact that reports from the iortnitical pnges to tho days of federal o,n battle front indicate th at the ants spoke in turn. Vanzottl In hi ism. Jackson democracy and U l­ Nationalists are receiving setback* titulotm-nt w ill* to u rt not ° ol» timo before the ClvU W ar—the r e ­ 1 at the hands of the Shantung turn of public discussion by debate 1 I forces, while C lung Tso Idn forces between champions of each side m I claim victories in Honan. Chow Feng Chi is assuming 1 formal m ilitary control in tha | Kellogg's I'oUmneiit on or about 1*1urn* I. I*,* ause of ill licullli it will 'm'Ci.Hsion little surprise in the i capital. Two of Ids coloncL eo|loaguts, hi re |H/nse to questions, | Informed Internalioiml News Ser­ i \ it e they would not lie unduly 'shocked tiy an aniiouncement. Iiollng’* hen it It lias been had for , some time. A had spring In W ash­ ; inetv.i. “‘iiipled with tin* ureplex: ilics of I lie I'liine.se ami I.lltlll *Aim rican situations, lias not helptil m atters any. The secretary u , turned from hi* vacation in the * arolinas recently Improved in I health, hill the improvement did j lint last h'iig. Sperulatioii On Successor | The question of Kellogg’s suc­ cessor is being gossiped at every ! tea table in the cuidtnl, and with­ in .tho past fortnight no less than , | half n dt’zen stories huvo been cir* ciliated or published concerning tin* I new secretary of state. >t , The favorites for the post among I the tea-1aide hamlieuppma might • be set down u.< follows: Secretary i>r. Commerce ller. | licrl Hoover, wlm in credited with •a long-cherished amhitiou to . •■itiiK'lof, i Is* world of figures, and ^ in reoorui io UlO rcau here, found warnbecn issued along the rivers in Kansas and o o N V w i^S; Immediate action by tlm • •*. Coiunibwloiiei-H toward eonHtnirl- I A meeting of tin; H i m a.e. ion of the new municipal limpitai , limit* Committee of tim ‘ llu" 'U was urged in a resolution udoptj‘i of Commerce is to be held Mo.i last night by t h e members of * dav afternoon nt which l ,m S. mi.iole County Medical A^ » * many decisions relative to th* tion at their meeting In the Hrum- (aging of Sanford* first co-op ley-I’uic*toh. , crative “T hrift Day’ ’are to (n The urgent nec: s-.lty of n*'’r, ‘1 better fuscilitle* were dwelt upon j 'niT’rartieully nil the details a in the resolution. The city m* I(Ilf campaign have been laid voted the bonds for the *onr.tri« t- I nnd m tuul work is to he i,tii of the hospital and should im­ ' within the next two weeks m pr mediately m - that 11 |n paratiou for what the n.ercliu it. two cogJV** eonling to the request included u> O f the city hope to Ik' one of tli biggest inerchuiidising events i , ,. pn.**eil tlin the reHolution. Those present last night were. ih<< history of Sanford on May '• other coa**liI.S. I’ulestoii, president; i u ' k, Held For Murder e Freed In Carolina [ANKLIN, N. C., April U— :) —1Three persons, two men one woman, held in cornierwith tin* strange death of tbs W. Ifay nle, :p.‘, horsetradscre free here today, ti* tiorNon* held in the ca.ie t Harry .Sheppun], 20, Ddwey 20, nnd Mis* Biake AddPn. 18-yenr-old Clayton, Ga | . A coroner’* jury found th at nie died from poison rum. ir M. Mitch-ll J. T. Denton, W. T S. Holman, J. o and H. D. Smith. Tilden To Enter Tourney At Pin R1NE1IHRRT, N. C . Apnl fIN S)—William T. Tilden. tennis ..... will enter the ninth annual north and nouth tennis champion Mill) which starts hem Monday. Among other fitars who » vie for the crown are George I,- Chicago; H. U Bowman, Nev York: 8. Howard Vo*hall, Nev York • Jorinh Wheelwright, Boston Thomas Mongin. - Washington, G Carlton Schafer, Philadelphia. W cisinuller Is High Point Man In Meet Jam es Hileay. 4.t, land bail Jumhper Az.uiua. of N. w air**!.t.*d today OP c dueling u fak»' bio Cli. nta were relie supposedly Invested sto.'k*, iKillce say. MADISON— Extensive improve m ints being made to garage Imihl ing a t ItrJ S. Slielby. CLKARMONT street lights to he i iou'i stn*ets of city. Federal Hoard Investigates Claim Of New Invention By “Jesus Christ Celery shipment* to date nmo far exceeded those for the entire season of last year, according to a report complied to.lpy hy the Sanford Chamber of Commer-a. From the state was shipped a total of 5,892 MM. To date this season 5.474 cars liuve rolled, with several hundred more yet in the field, it in said. Seminole County last year stilllied 4,832 cars. To date this n * so,, there hu* Ih..;i* ntolal of 6 0..8, To the same date In 19-0 d.Uol ears hnd rolled northward. Practicnlly every celery district of the United States has shown a large increase over govern­ ment reports show. None ot the districts approach faeminolc Cou’ttv in numkera of cars, however. The closest in southern Califor­ nia. with a totul already exceed­ ing l.tiOd cars. „ % Kurly season prediction* wore th a t <l/>l*t» car* would be shipped field* remaining to lie cut make from Florida thl* year ami many this estim ate fuirly conservative, celery men assert. U. s. A ttache Ordered Home To Aid In Probe Of T heft Of Papers WASHINGTON, Apr. 9 —(IN S) —Ilietit. Col. Edward l)uvi», mili­ receiving transm itting mid WASHINGTON, Apr. Con­ tary attache a t the American em­ trasted with tho secrecy surround­ hy which niige thnii 10,000 b bassy In Mexico City, i* returning ing the activities of iinme govern­ casting stations might be ope to W ashington, rnlled bud: tu asment agencies tin* Federal Radio niinultaneously in United «i*t the M a te D epartm ent In it* without Interference. Commission ha* adopted an "open ............ ...... wave investigation of the m anner in The plan contemplated| door" policy in it* effort* to i^et less than one kilocycle, which confidential embassy docuup effective broadcasting regula­ length off 1........... the device perm itting n Hi'M-sImT manta found their wuy into |*<>mtion, , the name whtdrn of the Mexican govern­ /Apparently . On the assumption thut radio,** tiiuiug. signei* wus bong fide vdnee jut ment “eyerybc'dy'a buslne***’ and that Official* of tiio state and war by_ the cum tninlon renUlteu tho niillions *d liatifer*, amateur*, answer from the Baltimore department* Were reticent • con­ in n reply nunufacturor*. broadcarlaj * and cerning the invuailgattun today, ex|K*rts may have suggestions of man, * beyond adm itting th a t Col, Davis le tte r* ure pouring i impoituiico to the government, the commiN*k.m is keeping oikiii house. commission a t the rale o Th<» conm»i*aion even investigut- day with suggestion* of e' c-d the claim* of an individual scription for solution i w riting from Baltimore under the troubles. Virtually the t name ef "Jesus C hrist.” The wri­ ter asserted that lie had devised a tuning instrument for use on Chicago Is Promised Title Bout In Summer consider putting Uncle bam inn the liquor business. "The pooplo have a way of mat ing issue*— and the people are n< godng to sidestep this issue, I declared. _____ Ynaui I n d i a n s Ar Warned Of Slaying > MEXICO CITY, A pr. 9— (IN?* —The assassination of r r e d ' • Combs of Cincinnati on April G I Yuqui Indians ha* led to a w a , / J ■ i ^ 1 **— — \M*nz I a it i ■• i ing * iby /General FrancUco commanding the Federal troops th at three Yaqul women prlsnera will he executed fo r a w n white civilian killed by the Y aqun The American embassy tcMt**' receiv'd a m ssag from th unn Rtal* consulate at Guayinas, b norn. stating th a t the Yaqul. w. apparently responsible for tno s i ­ ting of Combs. W atts Gunn Takes i Part In Golf M e �THE SANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY. APRIL 8. 1027 PAGE EIGHT Results O f W orld’s FPardon ir s t Ends Di'anui of Injustice Earthquake Census A re lo Be Made Public A t Capital McxicoV uiivvnntcd. Never hiis it had n corartdnMnl W E S T C 0 A S T 0 F ! value nor has its adjacent ar.uallc MEXICO T 0 IS A V E RUSH FOR PEARLS Rich Pearl Reds Reported To Have Been Discovered Near Nnyarit; Find Was Made In Haphazard Manner NOGALES, Arizona.April H (IN S )—The west coast of Mexcbi, nothing undaunted by recent re­ ports of gold strik is in California mid Nevada, is expecting to have its own little bonniua; not in prec­ ious metals but in p.-nrls a rich bed reported to have been discovered ju st off the Tres Marin- Islands ______ located nhout seventy-five miles ■T o f/ the state of N ayarit, Mexico, j i Glamous is naturally attached to ;!j. tin* recent pearl fishery find for •> the T its Marias Islands have al- Y ways been considered something to 1X be shunned; a loathsome plnce of £ life prisoners of the Mexican g«ty- .j. ernm ent for it is the one, real i«n- | y iation place for governmental pris- [ J oners and, bus been Jo r many years the official dumping grounds for j ' mI v M-isinogrnpluc stations are maintained by the survey, the most important being in Honolulu and Tucson, Ariz. A new earth­ quake recorder, under test at Tuc­ son. may lie the means of accuruteiv Ideating most of the earth­ quakes that occur In this countrp ItV the conipliiitlon of a vast amount of data and continued invrstigiitlons arc likely to bring about future disturlmures of the earth’s surface. Aiiulng the practical develop­ ments of investigations, watched with Interest by this government, is the construction., in Tcfclo of a sO-cnllvd "qukike proof building." i Heads O f Three Proposed Slate D e p a rtm e n ts W ill N o t S it In The C abin et ,/ jj\ | TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. Ajir. H(l.S’S) —- Heads of three pro pi-.teil new departments of the sfnlc government, the banking and medor vehicle ilejiartineiits, will Dot have memberships In the gov­ ernor’* cabinet nor on other state hoards, according to Governor .D im \V. Martin ,who is supporting tho creating of the three de- I'-T -lif" e r t r jyotv than toe playground of Mexican fisherman. Now i he wand or rich > hr.r. heed passed over this arcs anil- instead or a shunned spot it is become a place sought by fisher fleet i. In fact it is the. tall;. according t-i traveler.! here, that the richer .nml One Dead, 3 Wounded In A Family Quarrel or tho Trr* Morins tlivyJJ nets nml wnlted. The hcavjM oil nets Mink anil in tb«. a low oysters. When np»3 w ire found lo contain >imf haphazard fashion no a real, rich dbcovorlc* hn , a. A small .fisher fleet bUCCi'Mful in *;11 floBtc-l to 'the outh. Am ' The fishormnn ex puritan-, a A REAL IIIG STOCK 01 penrls. Tim discovery came i i l A t t sm ired many priceless |i,5a find was common gossip fisherm an sought the richf a rush is occurrinif. tJ > t AND h o useh o ld n e c e s s it ie s « r e m e d ie s U. S. TO INVESTIGATE WASHINGTON, April H—(IN S) -The State Department today in­ s true ted American consul flurslcy at Gunymnii, Mexico, to Investigate the murder of Fred Combs, believed Men’s Dine Cham bray su n n s Men’s Pin Check WORK SHIRTS Thursday, Friday and Saturday A PK lb 7 ,8 ,9 , S A N F O R D * . D R U G I C O . FIRST STREET SEMINOLE DRUU STORE SANI’Olil) AVI ^ ^ 't"•f"!’+ * ’•'’•"I’ ♦ to he an American citizen. No pro­ test will he made to Mexico City. Combs was kill d Inst Saturday by Yurquj India..s. /V Chinese cook and two MoxleitiiR were murdered at the safUi- tilde. Men’s Scout WORK SHOES £1. Men’s Black or Brown OXFORDS m issioucrii. “Tin- member* of tile cabinet are mimed by the coiistitution and coupl join the cabinet. As to tho changed before any other official - could join the cabinet. As tot he new ice plant lirrfq v drainage hoard, board of commis­ sioners or trusters «-f the Internal Men’s Heavy Grade OVERALL -S*1.00 Ladies SLIPPERS id B IB IS iE H Mast* Again Elected To Head Hotel Men F t. PKTF.ItSItUUG. Fla., Apr. 8 ( I PJ5)—H erbert 11. Muse of Mi . iitiii and Ncyv York today heads the I Fh-rhhk Hotel Association a Ifni li I following his re-election to the presidency at the filial session of thu organization's annual conven­ tion here. The association adopted a ixv j • coiuhtendution (Imt ho salary of Je rry Carter, state hotel eoiumis- 1 siorirr, ho iuereiiHed to $11,000 per year, and that *his deputies' sulaties also should he ruUcd. mm t TTrj nth nnvjlfr; :> /,•! i ,j I ■ fjxrd* D;tir:le: Special Selling Swanky English Effect REDMONT fihz TUTWILFR. FOR ONE DAY Dll inll yluvn Uln SATURDAY, APRIL 19 ANDREW JACK5 0 N Ji'iwhvillc 7mn ‘/fie ANSLEY cr* piedmont CUtcr In M ilad Dainty Underwear Jill INN V 111 I | c r e pe ; d e c h in e Gil N ig h t G o w n s ST. I’l-rrERSnUltG - Pinellas County Power Company and Cen­ tral Florida Power A Light Compmiv merged into Florida Power “Thompson” sh o es enhance your good appearance, increase your <-clf respect. Sniurtcst in Style De­ pendable Quality—and unqualified Fit. I'crseverance— persistence— siick-to-it-tivehesH help you in­ crease your cash reserve in the Seminole County Bank. This model in tail and black calfskin tpul Martin’a imported Scotch grain on our woiulcrful Johnny Dull last, a in a r k c d a c h i c v e m c u t b y “Thompson” . Afu 1(0 This SluiQ Your .Shoe •1% Interest Raid On Savings Accounts "Furnishers to .Men Who Know PROHRKSS • COTTON UNDERW EAR F A S C IN A T IN '!! H A N D M A IM ; Nainsook ami voile of the very best grille b.is been used ill these # gooiiH, teds and slt*ii-ins Ihnl aVe daintily made by hnmi and emhroid.Tcd. They are worth more Ilian twice d* 1 / what we are askiag for Ihein. 1 rD I ■V. beautiful garm ents ami each with a dis­ tinctive style, trimmed with he,'hit it u I s.lK luces. *' CREPE l)E CHINE McKINNON-M ARK WOOI _________ S a n fo rd, F la ii-imiMiaic qualily of ereac !bchine developed info chic nml deligluful new style. Trimmed a ith good quality luce that Ends an added charm lo these garment*. Specially priced at only Hciulquntlert OUR Bank is YOUR Bank STRF.NUTH - 0 KRVICI of SHOE A\| TOILEI' ARTICLES ('unity Dalmey, a taxicab driver, is shown here receiving n pardon from JJiiveiuor Fields of Kentucky after serving two yenrs of a llfo sentence for thu "murder" of Mary Vickery of llarlau, Ky. Mary turned up Hie other day, alive and well. Marla Jackson (Inset) tes­ tified at Dabney's 1rInt lhAt ahu saw liltu elub Mary lo death, t’ollco urc luvustlgallns tho Idnntlty or a •vormin's body found near llarlau utter Mary Virkery disappeared. w ork jmrlmctUs. “I have liotlccd that matly of ll)o new heuds tif those dupurtinriilh, If the legislature creates them, will become p art of the gov­ ernor's cubitirt, sit on the sta tr drainage hoard and other hoards, hut such is not the vase," Governor Martin said in commenting on let torn ho has received in refererence of the three proposed co.n— X more entcrprlstpK nu-rch union and Kn)*h d arc s secure conceM«»« A 01 fishery m I'm- • «*«* waters. Teddies High grade crepe de chine neatly trimmed with luces and embroidery. Special for SILK RADIUM Each slip neatly tailored. and white. All sizes. In flesh <* W �~«4 THE SANFORD IIERAJ.lt. SATURDAY. 'APRIL 9. 1927 PAGE TWO The Sanford Herald Working: Through College A s Brisbane Sees li CLEARMONT — $7,00« Methodist Church parson**, erected here. Why Criticize The Chinamen? Building permits is-uiPHJ <!:» during lYliruniv ;I„ J $.1.751,5111. ™ There is an erroneous conception nmong many young Quite a Melon men remote from the environment of the big eastern univer­ fiSTV Brains nml l.nlmr, _____ sities that these schools are accessible to the sons of rich men Wnrnlng Coolidge I t r l a l r r .1 . ( B i t , a t tfco P o a lo f f U o only. The extreme error of.this idea is rcadilyjjgen in the re­ They B unt Heads. We, Also n ( N ao fn rd , F l o r i d a , a a d r r A r t •< By ARTHUK BRISBANE M i t r h A >"•»*_______________________________ cent statement of W. W. Daly, direcrorTiTThc student employ­ m s i m k l »a*T n r s t a r C n . ment office nf Harvard University, in which it was shown i ■ n r r o R **• a*. ilNAN ■■■ H A F U U E H h . ii. n r m i _ — that nearly one third of the entire student body of that insti­ DEI,AWARE. I.nrkawnmm A a IU .K I t. J O t K t , » * * * * * *'•' tution earned all. or a part, of their expenses during the year. andTHE West: rn Rmiroa ! will prer.ent T h e l l r r a l d . S a » f o r d * a y ttoaodr l _______ Combined, they earned a total of $193,016.54 and by all to Us stockholders n handsome r n p r r , •o b o rrlh o o l a I l i a l a t r r a a "melon,” $1)2,000.000 cash. It Is a i i u n n i N r m B r r r l r o , r m t r i u C M a sorts of jobs, from chauffering to tutoring. Some of them good melon, due largely to good 1M * s u p e r io r » rw i o r f a ilu llu i I n r a l j th o a n a a d w o r d * d n l l r f t t i r - served as assistant athletic coaches; others waited on tables management. I k « a l l tlio Ir n d ln a r r r a t a o f I k r rm . in “eating joints." Many farm ers wish somebody A few over twelve bundled found posi­ t ir o w o r ld . T k r I . N . R. la r o p w l a l l» r f f l r l r n t l a F lo r id a Bad M r tions of one kind or nnqthcr which yielded enough to take would present some such melon to them. Perhnps President Coolidge m a n n e r of k a a d lla a ata to a m Ia care of them. The complete list of work undertaken during will a llk in t m «»L think out something utmost ns the college period follows: good betwen now and foil. He cer­ T k r H e r a ld la a m e m b e r o f I k e tainly would like to do it. Earned Students Employment A b d li l i n r r a n o f ( 'Ir o a la llo a a , a a In t e r n a t io n a l A a a o e lo llo a o f P a b ? 1,526.20 1G Chuuffeur .............. ........... ■U b r r a . A d t e r lla e r o an d A d r e r t l a l a s THERE IK MUCH prosperity in 1,991.75 . 70 Chores ........................... ...... A a r n t a n k l r k r^ a a lro o raeki P a b this country nml, fortunately frir ns, too lla b r r - m e m b e r ia a a h m ll ta a 9.568.51 1 MU Clerical ..................... it is not nil bused on ‘natural re ­ rb o rn n a b a u d it o f ■ ■ borrlptlon Itata 3,312.00 In o rd e r In % r n f T a b a o l a l e lf a ll ..... 11 sources”—oil, iron, coal, forest,good Coach . . ........................... . e la lm a » l r lr r n la t l n n , aa w e ll aa soil, etc. Most of it rnrrv*« from in­ 900.00 1G Donor ................... b n n eat b u alae aa m e th o d a. side the luitionul skull. Kir Earnest 36.00 G Guide .............................. Berm observes that American pros­ SATURDAY APRIL 9. 1927 3,192.25 .... GO Miscellaneous ....... perity is, in ninny cases, 5 per cent 0,215.40 28 natural resources, OS percent work, T H IS, I I R K A I . t r I ' l . t T M R B Newspaper ......................... 2 * _ ; , r » n n n i r la r t t f a a d r o a a i r a d * 4,041.00 intelligently organized. If natural 22 Hoorn for service m lH la trn tlu u . resources alone counted, "Brasil, 3,314.84 i^ e - 'le r p e r r r a t e t r o a t r l a J i r k M A * 63 S a les............... .............. • Liberia nml Iceland would be the • llle. 6,375.40 G2 Br—t 'w a a le a r t la a o f I t J o h o a - la d la a Typing ................................ world's most prosperous countries." H i r e r t o n a l. 4,471.28 Tutoring ............................. In n a a a r a llo a j f m o a lb lf - F a r 34,005.82 1G7 « l W > »k." Our Automobiles, typew riters, Waiting N k lh U r A r r r r y •» •» » ! B andar a t . W a r d , F lo r id a . i l l ld a c a a lla A m i a * a.— A i f i i r a t l r c a f h a ll d l a a p r a a r a m — k a a a a a , b o t r la , o p a r t m a a t k o a a ra . d — A I ’n m n in n llj F k r t l . W o m i r t l.in n f r l* v b r a a l l f k a i t lo a p r o a r a m . lb— A n e w a n d m o d ern h o a p lta t. BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY COURAGE AND STRENGTH:— W ait cm the Lord; lie of good cour­ age, nnd he shall strengthen thine henrt: wait, I nay, nn the Lord. 1’snlm 27:14 PRAYER:—We arc confident, 0 God, th at nil who watt on Thee shall renew their strength. IK) AS YOU’D BE DONE BY If you’ll help the world u bit, Do as you’d be done by; If you'd help to brighten It, Do a» you’d be done by; If you have a blessing, let Home one share It; dont forget • Selfishness wilt bring regret— Da ns you’d be done by. If you’d help the world along, Do ns you'd be done by; If you’d help to rig h t the wrong, Do ns you’d b edonc by; Sing a happy gladsome song, Sing It steady, sing It long. Sing It to the listening throng— Do ns you’d ho dono by. If you’d help the world today, Do as you’ll bo done by; If you would its grief allay, Do us you’d be done by; May your kind words while you may. Do your good deeds right away, Pence shuil come with you to stayDo os you’d be done by. Let the old world sneer a t you, Do ns you’d be done by; Keep your purpose strong ami true, • Do as you’d bo done by; Every unkind deed you do Bears its seed of hitter rue; Don’t expect the good In lieu— Do us you’d lie dome by. —tl’ubllsber Unknown The I-rugur of Nutions m ight he nble to settle that Hornsby case. ■■ o - ■— Tulklng movies will probably Hence n lot of movie conversut- I Oita. . —------ o—— The Colory-Feds are ready for the aliening of the husobal) sea­ son. o ---------- ---------- - •• Some of thiH fighting over in Chlnu may ho only n spirited of mah Jong. ---------------------- . The Chattanooga News snys there ia no danger of |K>tticoat government. Right, there are no petticoats to govern. ------- o------- Besides a good fivo cent cigar, America needs woman’s styles th a t will stay In vogue for a t least two weeks. — — o ---------------- Nicholas M urray Butler is au­ thority for the statem ent that there are no jokes in politics. May­ be not in New York, but we know of a few in these woods. Dads won’t get any E aster egg* but they had better hnve nice lit­ tle nest rggs with which to fu r­ nish the wives and daughters with new E aster outfits. ■■ o - ■ Prem ier Poincare of France was out when Secretary Mellon called on him the other dav in P ans. Maybo he heard that the aecretary wan coining to collect u payment oil the U, S. debt. ---------o--------Wonder what the president of tho Anti-Sweuring league says when ha sta rta to get out last y e a r’s straw to economise and learns that tho wife has given il to the hired man. « o — $78,950.95 650 TOTALS ............................ From lb in it ia easily seen thnt nobody is barred from Harvard for financial reasons. If a student can pat^i.tTic entrance examinations and "get by” the Board of Admissions, and then is willing to work, he can go through Harvard. As much can be sard nf most of the other big universities of this country. In this day and time there is no reason in the world for anyone’s not having a college education, providing he has the desire for knowledge and the will to work. More and more young men are going to college, making tlie competition keen in some cases to pass entrance requirements, but the financial obstacle so often used by the1 mentally lazy, is no longer sound. ------------------O— ----- ---------- It Isn’t The Speed n s . w n ifiil Attorney At I*,! .105 First Nafl Haul. SANFORD, Fl.Oluj Will practice in Ktal.J Federal t'miru * fflELICAN A M SieAL /t\V s % ff / PORTABLE PHONtHJItAii 812.50 and $ 15.ooj COLUMBIA Ant! IIccoids UKULELES .81.751 Strings For Ali Inslrun BICYCLE TIRES Jlj F. P. RINKS 1118 Sanford Avt. | Phone 4G1-J F or Aching Or Tirrd i* See A Foot Hprcialin Plume 102 For Appointi D r . J . R . V k ile r] Chirnposldst At Lloyd's Shoe Stn„ I elevators, radio instruments and other things in which wo lend are 05 percent brains and incchnnicnl skill. Kir Earnest says "Britan should introduce into this country a small percentage of American mentality and mix it with nil the charm of the English point of view." Not a had idea, but why “a small percent­ a g e ? ” Help yourself. ANOTHER GOOD BRITISHER, Sir George Paish, economist and publisher, calls nit President Coolidge to tell him thnt he really must, and so must Uncle Sam, do something about changing our traffic. In fact he "w arns Coolidge” that Europe fnees a se r­ ious situation because European countries cannot trade in this coun­ try as freely as they would like to. Homt by Set - - from Jatltu G O I N G NORTHl Throughfartito B a l t i m o r e • variouipoinft. P h ila d e lp h ia j New itn m m . B o s t o n • M erchants & Miner*Tr Titr M l E. Bar 31. PA<>n»j-«S|i In Kb , NO DIVORCE LURE FOR FLORIDA TASIPA TUMU'NK Speaking in tho National Safety Congress in Detroit THAT IK TOO had ami it will recently, Frederick J. Haynes, chairman of the board of di­ interest the President. Also it will A short-order divorce counter There are several proposed laws rectors of a lending automobile concern, made the following mnke him glad that the United Florida can stagger along w ith­ is not a pre-requisite to exploita­ hns a tariff. He likes Europe suggestions ns a means of preventing accidents: “Never Ktntcs and would make reasonable conccs out, and one of them is th a t to tion of our m anufacturing possi­ drive nt speed in which you cannot stop in the clear space sions, no doubt, but unlike soma] udd quick anil easy divorce to bilities. ahead of you. When passing trucks or commercial vehicles other he has'nt forgotten that he is Florida's "attractions." The an­ Neither the quality nor the hired and paid by the United States, watch out for the possibility of children catching a ride." nouncement came yesterday that quality of our winter visitor* not by Europe. One of the best suggestions for accident prevention we a bill has been prepnred to pro­ would be appreciably enhanced by have ever hoard iH “Never drive nt a speed in which you can­ A STRANGE HITHER to un­ vide that a person mny sue for an influx of discontented wives <» not stop in the clenr space in front of you." It goes to show known for joy in life and princi­ divorce in this state a fter only six ditto husbnnds. pal sport "head hunting,” which months residence. The existing Lengthening of the Florida the fnllncy of speed laws. On some roads, wide concrete, means collecting heads of other little traveled, and straight nwny for miles, it is reasonably savages. The old gentleman, in his law requires two years resident"} tourist season is desirnble. The divorce bill would extend the sea­ safe to drive fifty or sixty miles an hour. On others, per­ declining year, sitting before bis in Florida. The name of the author of this son to six full months in a fe y haps nnrrow and winding, it mny lie dangerous to drive hut in the sunshine, with his large collection of heads piled one on an­ proposed bill is not given. Doubt­ thirty. other, is much admired. You say, less, be Is aw aiting the "reaction" cases, but it would be unfair dis­ But if you never drive so fast that you cannot stop within persists to some extent among our­ before acknowledging his au th o r­ crimination in th at it offers n.v benefits to bachelors and maids. ship. tho space that you can sec, there is no reason for your ever selves. Your high spirited Nordic, lean­ it should be adopted, we of­ having nn accident. The reason so many accidents occur at ing back in his study blowing smoke The Land of Flowers does not ferIf this amendment, that the sixneed to become tho Nevada of tho intersections is that drivers approach the corners too rapid­ rings into the air, is proud to show East. No terrible injustice is be­ months residence must he from ly. By the lime they see another car coming it is too late to hfs collection of heads, liuns, rhino­ ing done our new citizens by com­ April to September, through the ceroses, moose, tigers. There isn’t pelling them to remain married summer, making winter a closed stop. Almost all accidents are due to not being able to stop so much difference. It is the desire for two years. The present law season on freedom-hunters. in time. to kill and he able to prove thnt is not so inhumane ns to have any Florida once obtained much u n ­ But Mr. Haynes hns prepared twenty recommendations you have killed. That’s p art of the noticeable effect upon suicjdo desirable notoriety because iti "survival of the fittest," which statistics. The voice of the pert- Legislature passed an act Hole,/ for the prevention of accidents. Most of such recommenda­ means tho "fighting-est." pie is not heard demanding. "Give to enable a millionaire to obtain tions mean little or nothing, but coming from the head of a me liberty within six months nr a divorce on the ground of insan­ big automobile factory, they carry more weight. They are LENINGRAD, GREAT CITY of give me death." ity. Florida does not desire fu r­ Russia, the greatest communist ns follows; th e r notoriety of this nature. The grent undeveloped agricul­ country, is said to hold the world’s The Tribune advises the Legis­ tural resources of Florida are no*, T.A AYidem of traffic laws for the record for murders, suicides and lature to refer the bill to tho Com­ entire United States. drunkenness. This would convince waiting to be developed by gram mittee on Gnrbngo Disposal. you off hand that communism is a widows. 2. Widening of streets wherever possible and very had thing. Suddenly you re­ to the greatest extent. member that this greatest of capi­ BUSINESS ETHICS talist countries is certainly a good ORLANDO UEI’OItTElt-STAU il. Removing of all bottle necks in all arteries. second, if not first in suicides, m ur­ d. Removal of shrubbery and hedges tending ders and bootleg drunkeuresi. And Irving T .Bush, head of the big A lot of men have achieved success , to obscure a crossing. then you wonder. corporation known as the Ilusb without violating the ethics of G. Abolishment of grade crossings wherever AN EGYPTIAN TOMB near Terminnl Company, of New York, business; n few, perhnps too many, j possible, within renson. the Giza pyramids, opened by Vien­ gives out n statem ent as to what have made money by leaving eth- ' na scientists, contains tho record he thinks nn essential to success­ ics out of tho question; but they | 6. A drastic enforcement of traffic laws. and mummy of u very rich dwarf 7. Prohibiting of parking within fifty foot of married to an impoverished prin­ ful of business, and he puts “busi haven’t made a success of business, i street intersections. nos ethics" in the first paragraph ! for success can never be measured I cess, thousands of years ago. Our rich princesses m arry mental of thnt review of economic situ ­ by dollars alone. Dishonest men 8. Many plnygrounds for children. dwarfs, rich in titles. That's the ations , The second paragraph is never get a classification among 9. Safeguarding crossings and safety zones to difference, and that Egyptian prin- „ successful men. the greatest extent possible. cess had the better of it. She got ns ' ollo'VR: "This statem ent is not a criti­ It iH difficult to urderstnnd how something in exchange for her Imnd 10. Express routes around towns and villages, cism of present business standards, mny man can he proud of a career with the long tapering fingets. relieving congestion. 'nor does it imply lack of apprecia­ Hint hns gotten him money at. the THE REV. CLARENCE True tion of the great ndvonce which expense of his honor nnd nt the 1 1 . Through routes, well marked through Wilson, of Washington, who leads lms hem made during the last gen­ cities, avoiding heavy traffic, for touring motorists However Methodist dry forces ably, miys this eration. 1 am not thinking in loss of business ethics. not desirous of stopping. country will never drop the eight­ term s of flappy idealism which thnt man may regard him ns a toward success; he will be variously esti- : eenth amendment, and that is true, makes vague gestures 12. Removal of all billboards or roadside signs hairing revolution, which won’t highbrow^ uplift. I believe practi­ mated ns a four-flusher, n grafter, | where they obstruct in any way the view of the mo­ come. You couldn't get 36 states to cal idealism and enlightened self­ or a downright scoundrel. A niun torist. leaders everywhere strive to raise cannot hide his methods from the vole against prohibition, THE REV. Mr. Wilson also fore- business standards to thnt end thnt public eye; he mny think he can, 18. Non use of wood block paving materials as sees nn end of liquor drinking in just criticism will be impossible but ho only fools himself. He gets being very slippery and dangerous in wet weather. America. Thnt may come, hut be and discontent less likely. I am 1G. Better lighting nf streets by municipal­ will not live to see il, nor wall peo­ not thinking alone of the ethics exactly the ratin g he deserves at bar of public opinion. When ities. ple non years hence see it. .which govern business trnnsnet- the he puts ncroBN n shady business . ions l>etween business men, but as he cannot hide it beneath a 16. Splendid lighting nt street intersections. •(Veil of the relations between busi- deni bushel; he will hold a shady posi­ Tom Sims Says 17. Overhead or one-side traffic signals ns op­ , ness and the public, and between tion in society in the business . . . (executives and those who work tin- world. Neithernnd posed to center street installment. pull nor coercion Springr fever is that universal ,der th eir direction." nre elements of business success. 18. Newspaper assistance, hammering contin­ diseuse i.C.h„_nL _v.‘f a Mhigh r . Bush is not a m oralist or a Success travels along tracks out low hut ^'!.,. causes hi,Sk:r.„tt into run uously along safety lines. Business ethics do tem perature when there nre religionist. He is simply n hnrd- in the open. 19. Continual survey of traffic conditions. hcaded business man who has not perm it under-cover deals or screens to pain. . , . Up north it made a success of business w ith­ 20. The aid of all merchants operating a fleet of is acquired by feverishly waiting out leaving his honor in the lurch. side considerations not intended for the public to know. for spring to arrive. . . , Spring all commercial cars. If the legislature would take every ten hiiln th a t are Introduced, SHAMING US damn them in a hat, draw out one M IAM l.IIKIIAI.il end pass tt, killing the other nine, it might not do so badly.—Tampa MEXICO Is slapping the United But it is rather hard for the Time . Make It one out of every States in n sore spot and them United States to believe in such hundred. isn’t much we can do ubout il. We severity and promptness of punish­ ---------o------■ — Lakeland fans should get to­ can only grin and say "thank you." ment in connection with the sla y ­ The Mexican foreign office in­ ing of an American. Americans gether and retain the league fran­ chise which they have held since forms the United Stutcs embassy receive no such protection in their One cannot imOut Florida Baseball League was of the summary execution of seven own country. started several years ago. The men at Quudulnjuru in connection j B*ne unY court in this country, af* Lukelund baseball enthusiasts are with the kidnapping and murder ter month* of trial, sending seve'i good sports and tho whnle circuit of Edward M, Wilkins. American men to tho execution block fo tho killin'' of n single person. That would be glad to hear thnt they electrical engineer. .bud decided to return to the foil}, The note expressed the regret is inconceivable. A cry of horror , -------- o------------of the Mexican government, anil would arise throughout the nation, A woman wan describing a cer- assured the emliussy that efforts It would not be u fuir exchange. \ tain f a r off religious sect the oth­ will continue for the apprehension So the seven would receive a few er il»y which practices notygno"*, red punishment of everyone In­ years In prison. “ But the utmost moral roalrict- volved in the crimes. Mexico is more diligent in pen­ Ion* arc imposed upon tho poly­ Presumably we must accept alizing killers of Americans than gamous husbands,” she said. "They the word c f Mexico, und runnel is the United States. But, then, are not |>crmittcd to move about demand tho bodies of the bandits MHicu has not yet reached our ithu country or become traw ling ns proof. We must anautne Mex­ high state of civilization und de­ iletm en.—Kansas City Star. ico meuns what she iny». layed Justice. Tu fever hits been especially virulent the Inst few years, since people TOO M ANY AUTO ACCIDENTS quit sleeping nights. . . . The COLUMBUS, GA.. ENQUIRER-SUN tired business man who sits next to an open window these days and Last year 23,000 persons were But it would seem we concede the sees a display of fishing tackle across the street, is exposing him­ killed by autom obihs in this coun­ right to take life among ourselves, self directly to the germ, try, according to a statem ent by It. nnd so the daily killings cause lit­ • * * I. Gatlin, secretary nf the Aetna tle interest. Clarence Harrow says life is a Life Insurance Company. With reIt is true that a death in an a u ­ continual fight. Just like u man who lives in Chicago to «ny that! k ro n er to this er.uiuatu tiie Colum­ tomobile accident causes little in­ bia Record snvs: terest. Many happen every day. Sa Several Americnns were report­ Automobiles killed 23,000 persons many, in fact, that an nuto crash ed mistreated in Paris last sum­ mer, so there will bo n hiu rush of in the United States in 1026, ac­ fatality is of little news intero-d travel from this country this cording to nn cstimnle just broad­ to thq public. But if a fellow gets year. cast by II, I, Cat tin, secretary of killed in an airplane fall th at’s dif­ • • • the Aetna Life Insurance Company. ferent. The danger attached to flyA Rip Van Winkle club has This is an increased casualty nf the ,ing is immediately re-emphasized been formed in the Catskills. At I And the same some applies in train last the male operogoers have o r­ motor of 5 per cent. If n foreign army had inflicted wrecks. ganized! * • • such a death list on the country vve But let’s pay more attention to Too many of the Hollywood may well imagine that the whole our automobile driving. There are films have happy endings, says a population would hnve on its war director. But then the actors per­ paint nnd be loudly crying for ven­ too many accidents in Columbus sonally furnish u little variety. geance. and everywhere else. We must be l interested. FOR RENT Magnolia Avenue Houst Unfurnished Three rooms, Sleeping Porch, Bath. Near South Side School. Rental $30.00 Month Dean-Berg Corporation Herald Building One-Day Service SANFORD LAUNDRY Phono 175 819-W .’IrdStl W . HL L O N G ] M e a t m a r k e t IDS PALMETTO AVENUE HALL A N D PEN TLA ND Certified Public Accountants Income Tax Consultants S. G, GRAY, Resident M anager SIR First National Bank Bldg Phone HI Frank R. MacNeill and Company . Insurance—Loans—Real Estate 107-9 So.-Park Ave. Sanford, Fla* If you want GOOD LUMBER QUICK C A LL 135 Fhone 135 Yard: Holly Avc. At 11th, 12th, 13th Sts. Bond Grudr Zip Senrte �■ m PAGE n r THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 9. 1927 WRIGHT ivicnhiH ic 118 MILS. F it E l) S. I) A ID E R , S O C II TY EDITOR Residence Telephone 217-W D.A.R. Members Are Guests Of, Mrs. Tolar Paltishall Lovely Bride Of Sanford Man .. „f the Presbyterian j| (mill business ineel<£]ock at the church. ■Irgan Club of F irst HupIch will m^ct att 3:30 o’clock James G. Shatune «f Mrs. J.-. Members u f.lh o Sallie Harrison Chapter N. $..'D. A. R. were en­ tertained Friday afternoon a t the home of Mrs. It. E. Tolar on Mag­ nolia Avenue, as the guests of Mm. Tolar and h .r sister, Mrs. II, 11. Fattishnll. P.-tuftlmt, oleanders, calendulas and other yelliw and while flowers were used with pleasing effect ill the rooms where the guests assem ­ bled. Thu regent, Mrs. Tolar, presided over the business part, of the pro­ gram , when a nominating commit­ tee for officers for the ensuing year was appointed. These appointed were: Mrs. A. T. Rastdtrr, chair­ man, Mrs. George Davis lla rt and Mrs. Raymond C. Phillips. One new member, Mrs, W. Theodore Lang­ ley, was welcomed into the chap­ ter. An exceptionally Interesting and well prepared paper on ‘Days to Celebrate on (Jar 1*. A. It- Cal­ endar, ami Why We Celeb rule Them' was read by Mrs. Alina M. l)e Forest. The chapter voted to w rite to the representatives of this county in re­ gard to the report from the chair­ man of the slate better films, which stated that a resolution was to be represented to the state Ic-giplhllirt which .duals with the 'nppropiation of $2n,0U0 to portray ac­ curately and vividly the romantic history of the slate of Florida and at the same time the natural beau- I P fo-nth Street, nunity Chorus rehearsal for Esslah*. at 8 o’clock a t the [Church* l Rnffo BlrL will meet at [lork at the homo of Miss L, Spurting on Mellonville L 's Guild of lbdy Cross ial Church will meet a t .1:30 with Mre. S. O. Chase on ■ cnuc, . . , Agnes Guild ■• Class hi, ■ o ’clock at the Chapel ' . I■tauqun, 'Original Musical ■ion,’Stephen I os to •* at 3:45 |t;aif|U!i, concert of DuMnml ■ “co., and ’’.rcturc, by PriB;,t til H o’clock. ■Iccn Mallory Circle will Kith Mrs. E. C. Hockey, 1310 Kvctiuc, ul 3:30 o'clock. TUESDAY It.mqun, concert. "Blue Dnn■lccrs," lecture, “ Under Ten K by Edward Tondlaon, a t ■dock. Iitauqun, 'Musical romance, ■ '‘Blue Danube Singers" at ■ k, | j Department of the Wornlull will have a fortnightly Iportv at 3 o’clock. I WEDNESDAY Ibytcrical convenes a t PresIn Church at 8 o’clock. Inanity Clionis Rehepm d for th \ at 8:45 o’clock at the f Church. THURSDAY. Ibytcrical from 9:30 A. M, to | M. nl the First Presbyterian bl Neighbors of America will [t 7:30 o’clock at the Old Mu- j Mrs. Lloyd Fargo Boyle, whose m arriage to a prominent young [Hall. This will be an open ■ Hanford attorney was a brilliant event of this afternoon at Laurens, FRIDAY S. C. Mrs. Boyle before her m arriage was Miss Rosa Louise Gray, U«h’ will be sung by Com- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dial Gray of Lauren*. Mrs. Boyle |- Chorus at 8 o’clock lit the is well known here, having visited Sanford several time, as the guest Baptist Church. fbytericnI from 9:30 A. M. to of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Connelly. L M. at the First P re sb y te r-1 lurch. Following the business meeting a most delightful social hour was en­ joyed. the hostesses serving dain­ ty refreshm ents of lee cream ami cake. Among the members present were: Mrs. Anna M. De Forest, Mrs. Anna Van N'css llrown.^ Mrs. George G. Herring. Mrs. Ernest Krupp, Mrs. George Davis Hart, Mrs. K. S. Dutton. Mrs. F. M. Davidson, Mrs. W. T. Fields, Mrs. John W. Melscli Jr., Mrs. Maude Clarke. Mrs. John Leonard!, Mfs. W oman’s Club N otes MISS ROSA GRAY OF LAURENS, S. ( BECOMES BRIDE OF E. F. BOYLE sala-Grapcville strewn in ■ Klmrr Allison and son rlHr., left Sunday to spend the K r at their form er home in Hcml Virginia. ■ und Mrs. John Luudguist I Sunday with relatives in « a Bench. WYsterdick was in Orlando D. Patton, paster oiT the Fir It Chinch of Laurens. H y on business in connection Presbyterian The lovely home was converted H r) sister's grove. a vorlfnlo garden with qunn■ Drown and daughter, Hi., are ' into tilic-s "f potted palms, ferns, mid ■ r fur New York Slate Ibis 1und numerous baskets and bowls ■ after spending the w inter in | o fpurple and white iris und other ■rd. I spring blossoms. ■ . IVcsterdick mid Mrs. Ellis I While the guest , were nssembI tv see Mrs. Lloyd Peck Molt- i ling, a splendid program of nuptI nl music was rendered under the Iv a Lundquist spent Saturday I direction of Mr . T. J. Blackwell I with her friend, Ruth Erie- o f Miami, pianist. Mr- Clemen'. I.utimpr of Laurens, R. C., sang 1 nml Mrs. Hurley and duugh- very sweetly “ All For You" mid ll.ucy and Dorothy and Mrs. "Because I Love You," while "Be­ I t Sellers of the Curolinus cause'-' was most charmingly ren­ I the day Sunday ut Daytona dered by Miss Sara Dunlap of Greenville, S. <'., The "Bridal Is. Joe Majors und four grnnd- Chorus" from Lolu-ngrciu was us­ Iren, who are renting the for- ed as the processional. During ■IVhidon cottage, were a wel* the ceremony a number of melo­ ■ addition to the Sunday School dies wore Bofily played. veek. Attending the bride as her iniii I I. and Mrs. Archie Swanson of honor, was her youngest sister, I Nets Swanson to the sunlta- Miss Marigene Gray, v.-Jio wn. la t Formosa Inst Sunday. lovely in a girlish frock of green Is, Leonard Vildcn und Mrs. crepe ronm. Her flowers were an loun spent Tuesday with Mrs. arm bouquet. <-f snap-drugons, lun ter. sweet peas and pink roses. Mrs. A. D. Gray, mother of tlule Dorcas Union held u very lant meeting with Mrs. Ram- ____ I In Sanford last Thursday, the !attired in a sm art c reation lion being a ‘farewell party, inul Mrs. Rumphthnl expect to | soon, to the regret of all their Ids. Those present were: Mrs, I Williams, Mrs. Swanson, Mrs. pa. Mrs. Nora and Mrs. AliceIhtuist, M n. Signa Robbia-, | Olgo Hunter, Mrs. Keene and [other visitors. Mrs. Top, Mrs. p Pierson. Mrs. Bore-11, Mrs. kins, Mrs. Alma Ncese. Re* Presbyterial W ill Be pnients of shrimp salad, cracknut cream and nabisco and Held Here Next VYecl k were served. The next ineetjwill be with Mrs. Olga Bolli was also present, Irs. Lutulquist and her sons, tier. Edwin, Elmer and her ghtt-r, .Mrs* Henry Lundquist the pnthwuy of the is HOSTESS Attendance D r i v e * ttoids; I n t e r s * O f« exquisite liu-u luncheon B a p t i s t Members :?ih ccivod nn pet a* gift from her ho-lcas. At 1 o’clock the card tallies wore cleared and laid with em broider­ ed covers and n templing1-lunch* con was served. bridge a t her attractive now home! Covers were laid for Mis* E ve­ lyn i Andcrunn. Mrs. James u on McllonviiU* Mclionviile Avenue. *. ltolicrt J. Holly Jts, A spring like Utmoaphoru pro vailed in the rooms and solarium | Mrs. W. C Me London of A tlanta, Victor Robertson, Mrs. where the card table.: hnd been ni~ poll, M m . Richard W. ranged for piny. Calendulas, hirs. John tV. Moloch Jr., pi an, larkspur, baby breath, petu­ tlullirk, Mrs. Eugene nias and other lovely soring blos­ s. Ernest llmisholdrr, soms were effectively used, with F ort, Min. Hen Casw ell] making the yellow ami white as the predom­ U. Woodruff, Mrs. Chnrl*t8 inating colors. ill. Jr., Mrs. Jam es A, Quaint tallies done In Japanese . Mrs. Clyde Hyrd. Mrs. lanterns und accentuating the pre­ IL Hawkins, Mrs. H. W, ferred coitus were used in keepM is. Cary Jessup, Mrs. in - scoes for the card game. After J. Hardy, Vr« tohr* W, a most delightful game had been TODAY dm. Jam es (1. Sharon, Mr« The banner offered to the Young played, '.be one* holding top score Peojde's-AdulL departm ent In t anti highest curd in cutting were I I (hi | Gilison in week passed frdni the Men’s Hi-' given dainty embroidered guest "T IIE TEXAS STREAK** Ide Class to the A tarian lUnsr, r. towels. The guest of lmnor reComedy elan* of young uinrrjeil women More interest w a s' created when “SAIMMIH BEWARE" F. 11. W ight, secretary of the pub­ Men’s Club Or Holy licity mid a Hodge Podge committee, gave figure* 1 At The Churches I ALLIGATORS PARADISI Cross Church M eets showing that the Aiathean ClaAt, a class which on n previous occa­ HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL CHURCH • The Men's Club of Holy Cross sion in a contort made some inMONDAY Palm Sunday. Episcopal Church held their usual tere-tting history, is nlmost tied Holy Communion 7:30A. M. business meeting und supper F ri­ w ith the Men’s Bible Class. Corrine Griffith Tiie three classes are contend­ day evening a t the Woman’s Club. Church School 9:45. A. M. in her most powerful 'An exceptional interesting busi­ ing fur first place and it’s a gue « Morning Prayer, 11:00A.M. screen drama Young Peoples Service Longue ness session was held immediately which will have posses?Ion of the "TH R EE HOURS*’ u ftcr a ' sumptuous supper which bnnner wlnii flgdrex are given 7. P. M. Also Two Comedies was prepared and served by mem­ out Suitda\ id rhi Evening Prayer, 8 P. M. The Big P .u.i i Brotherhood i Milam- News Services for Holy Week will be bers of the Woman’s Guild. Re­ ports’ were given by tiie various leading all clakse.i in the Sunday ns follows: Twilight Services Monday and (hnirm en ami committees. It was school in attendance,11 but the ■'Cnming Attraction decided to beautify the church class is fourth in the percentage Tuesday evenings at 7 o’clock. gains. Eddie Cantor in Hector’s Bible Class, Wednesday grounds and parish house •premi­ ses by planting flowers, shrubs evening a t 8 o-clot k. SPECIAL DELIVERY W. T. lauigley Sr., who lias been Holy Communion, Thursday ev­ und grass. hprmling a few days here with his A most enjoyable program ha i ening nl 8 o’clock. tiood Friday, Three Hour Service been prepared wilielt included so­ son and wife, Dr. ami Mrs. W. los by Miss Lucy Baldwin and THoOthpre Langley, enroute from from 11! to 3 o'clock. Louis V. Duane, accompanied .it the Confederate Veterans reunion Saturday, Babtism at 5 o’clock. at Tampa, I ft Saturday nftcmopji the piano by Mrs. W. S. Leak. The principal speaker for the fo r his homo a t Camp Hill, Ala. I HIST .METHODIST CHURCH Sunday school, 9:30 o'clock, II. avoninz was Baldwin W. Cause, TODAY W. J. King of Columbus, Ohio, W. Ware, superintendent. ional Bank Building, where the Bi- state m anager of tin* Smith Scale TH E NAKED TRUTH Preaching, 11 A. M., by Evange­ i Ido and all authorised Christian Niehl Men Only list Gus A. Klein on the subject. IScience literature may be read, bor­ Co., spent the day here Friday on busihesa. •A Hard Nut to Crack.’ rowed or purchased. Open daily ex­ Afternoon meeting, 2:30: Mr. cept Sundays and holidays from 3 Klien will speak on ’Why Do Aon to 5 P. M. Live in Sanford7' All are welcome to attend our PHOTO FINISHING Epworth Leagues, 7 P. M. services and to make use of the Evening preaching service. 8^ o '­ Reading Room. DONE TO YOUR ENTIRE SATISFACTION clock; sernum subject, ‘What Is The Fire in H ell?’ All are cordially invited. FLANDKR’S STUDIO P R IN C E S S OVUIt MOW.CVS DHlir. STORE f i r s t b a p t i s t CHURCH Sunday School 9:30 o'clock. Morning worship 11 o'clock, sub­ ject of sermon, 'Crowds About The Cross.' t . . . . Young People's Unions b:4o o clook. , Evening service 8 o clock, sub- ‘A Substantial Jcwoler in a Substantial City" MILS. HENRY WIGHT 108 There lias been so much activity I within the two weeks just past with the Flower Show and the Rcdpnlh [ Chautauqua, th at the month of April seems like a calm a fter a j storm, but there are very pleasant things in store in all departments. I On Tuesday, April 12, Mrs. George Davis H art and Mrs. L. E. White will lie hostesses for the So­ cial Department at an Easier bridge at the club. At the business meeting of last week mention was made of the very delightful man­ ner in which Mrs, Bubaock and Mrs. Matilda entertained the past fort­ nightly bridge, at the San Lundo Club, mid attention was called also to the fact that nil officers elected bad declined to servo, mid so nnnjth er election will be necessary. The regular meeting of the Lit­ erature Department will be held at 1 3:30 o'clock on Wednesday, April 113, with Mrs. 11. C. Maxwell direct­ ing ‘The (louse Hungs High as an j ( pucial feature. T h is._ occasion is ' for members only. M a g n o lia C ---- $8.95 Ladies SILK DRESSES 1 $12.50 Ladies’ SILK DRESSES Ladies Silk RAYON GOWNS’ $ 9.95 $ 2.50 $18.50 Ladies’ SILK DRESSES Ladies’ Si Hi RAYON PAJAMAS $ 14.95 $4.00 ' Gum Dripped Tires SPECIAL 50c Can Tube Patch j In the recent Flower Show was demonstrated a fine community ■spirit of co-operation, notably on Oie p art of the Chamber of Com­ merce which through its secretary, Mr. T rotter, placed its channels of publicity at the disposal of the g. nerul committee. Mr. T rotter syndi­ !eimrus includes 2(1 voices with the cated news of the coming of the following soloists. Mrs. Victor Robertson, Mrs. Claire Everette, Paul Emgu und Formerly Hay IlrotherH Martin .Stinceiphcr. There Will be a Tires Ut-pairfd-Gulf Gas collection taken up at some time during the evening, the proceeds 111 W. 1st. Tel. 893 going toward next year’s chorus work. Mrs. Frances Woodruff is accompanist. ^ f 4. .In speaking of the numbers, Mrs. ^•>•!•^ <• Leak . tated that they were- select­ ed because of their suitability to the season. The program will begin Fred W,'a!sina of Hulnes City with the chorus, 'Behold the Lamb in Sanford Friday on spent th diiy 1 of God th a t taketh away the sin of hire in the world’, and is followed by un alto solo,’ He was Despised und Re­ Mubry Sumner <*f 'la jected of Men.1 The chofua then Die day in Sanford, on renders ‘Sorely He Hath Borne Our t rtm.sac ting business. Griefs and Carried Our Sorrow,' The preceding group of three num­ bers is straight from the oratorio in the order given. Next is to come 11 group of three short tenor solos, ns follows, *Bchpld and See of There- Be Any SorJudge \Vt Wallace Wincht Friday for Jackuunvill- where will attend the slate bar ft: 1 tion meet. 827.50 Ladies’ SIHC DRESSES Seminole T ire Shop .J..;..J. .;..;. (INCOKHOHATFl)) Sanford, Florida C a p ita l $ 1 0 0 >0 0 0 .0 0 Directors Gii„ are expected to return home Saturday evening. • , Charles !». Vincent u , on Mellonville Avenue ... 1 1 y / or Savannah, Ga. rt will visit her daughter |Ir. un.l S|rs. Monroe B. Huttoi u short time a t Col Mi ft, { (i|i liiitffn..u.a Mr. and Mrs. Bloomfield llulick left Friday for Orlando where Hi*y one 18 coni will spend u day or two v.ith their m eeting daughter, Mrs. A. W. Frost Jr., , F. Me Fair ut PhiluiK-1 In foie g< ing to their suiniuer hotel , .is the house guest "l at Alleuhuisl, N. J. 'Mrs, _ l). Caldwell at her horn Caldwell, MB M#ry jin Rose Court. Irs. I. F. Me hair - f Du., returned home Miss Kuthcryn Hopkins j! t-frour Tnjtip t whore , Palm etto' Avenue is spending tin a the t!onfederate week-end a t Jacksonville as the -unien. where M re I guest of her sIsLers the Misses one Of the chirperj Ines and Mildred Hopkins. John \ \ Oberholtzer Charles Dunn J.M. W allace L. P. H agan “Pick uul an e tiler prise In ils infancy— mak.t* SIDY, it is a businvss in which large profits can he made, and (hut is honestly admin-' Istercd hy cbmpOt ent peo­ ple. and pul your ntuney into it.” Russell Sage Di recto rs Joe Cameron A. Minchew Paul A. Oberholtzer OUR EIGHT PER CENT PRO FIT SH ARING STOCK IS NOW | SELLING” �THF. SANFORD HICHAM), SATURDAY. APRIL S', 1027 SANFORD W hat an Earthquake Does in Japan New Apartment Building 710 W. First Si., f*Hoc Mnn Sentenced Ta Serve 20 Days In Jail For Practic­ ing Theories Advanced Hy Famous Jurist Of Denver \MOi. DENVER. Apr. 0—(INK)—'The absence el Judge Hen H. Lindsey from Ms juvenile court bench prort;, vented him from ruling on an act­ ual case of Companionate tnnrr ringe, whiclr he has been ndvocuting on a speaking tour. A visiting jurist, Judge E. J. In­ gram, of lb-alder, sentenced Frank Cordilln, 2d, to serve 2U days in the County jail, nnd releas­ ed his companionate “wife," Mrs. Above is a view of tbo Architect's drawing of the new four unit Elsie I’ntterson, 17, on condition apartm ent building now under construction at the corner of Palmetto that she would not resume relat­ ions with Cordilln on his release. Avenue nnd Sixth Street for A1 Itnffcld. The building ir. to twnl ap­ • The companionate pnir, who mlproxim ately $18,000 and is the latest addition to tlie housing facilities 3 . milted to juvenile court officials of Sanford. that they justified their illegal Wedlock on the thc<Ty of tampanSchool Teachers Of ton a to m arriage advocated by GOLDENROD Judge Lindsey, were arrested on Three Counties Meet charges of contributing to tho de­ pendency of Mrs. Patterson’s hcildChurch Services for sundny, rcn. April 10. Sunday school at 2:10 P. M, A strange tnle of thwarted ro­ Clifford Colllcutt, Superintend:lit. mance nnd determined defiance of convention in an effort to restore Preaching service at 3:10 P. M. hnppiness to n blasted life was reRev. V. E. Reid, pastor. The W. M. U. will hold its mon­ lated to the court by Mrs. Patter— N B A . Toklo B u r e a u thly meeting for April, a t the lion. A trembloi which rocked the central part of Japan on March 7. de­ Church Thursday afternoon, at 2:molished several town* nnd claimed more than EU00 lives This pic­ 30. All are cordially invited to these ture lokrn ni Osaka, show* tlit- meal cracks rent In the earth by the services. quake. Ii clearly shows bow dinicull It Is to construct buildings that Pertinent Question Mr. and Mrs. A. it. Colllcutt left will withstand Japanese quakes Sunday afternoon for their homo in "Why shouldn't I leave a htisAlfred Maine. They will return f band who was unable to provide next yenr and occupy tlieir newly for Ills children, nnd live with n completed dwelling in Suburban man who could, and who was a Homes, better father to them tlum their Mr, nnd Mrs. G. S. Brown motor­ own’’ ed to Pnola Sunday afternoon and F urther i|uestlmiing revealed !l—(IN S)— I my" Johnson us the man who gave spent n few hours very pleasantly th at Mrs. Patterson was never with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Campbell credited w ith 'h im his thespian shove-off. married to S. E. Patterson, her Wild Bill Hickock and Texas of that place. first husband, but that under Col- Bill" (William F. Cody) is dead. Jack were also started on their Mrs. Boss and Mrs. Vignola mo­ orndo low, their common law m ar­ "Jimmy," who as a wild west ac­ stage careers by Johnson, who be­ tored to Sanford Saturday on a riage became legnl a fter three tor in the^ old ten-tw enty-thirty gan life ns a stock player in Jack shopping tour. days participated in many ii gory Lnngrishe’s company. Then play­ • years. Edgar Hall and Dr. McKee mo­ When she was only 13 years old, death, died peacefully in bin easy ing in Denver, lie Inter toured tored to the St. Johns River fishing while reading tho evening with Cody’s Wild West Show, Saturday afternoon. V Patterson and she run away from chair, paper a t his home here. "The Prnrje Scout." Mrs. McKee entertained Friday her parents in St, Lewis, nnd s ta rt­ Years ago, Johnson introduced was once a member of evening, honoring Dr. McKee’s ed housekeeping in Kiowa, Colo. Cody to the stage-going world in theJohnson Wooilv Fisher Volunteer Hose Birthday anniversary. Cut flowers She told of a hnrrowing struggle a Chicago playhouse. "Buffalo company, famous in Denver fire­ of red radiance roses, orange biosfo r existence with Patterson, liv­ Bill,” as the story goes, would ra ­ fighting annals, and later engaged ing and retiring their children In n ther have faced a thousand blood­ in the plumbing business, which be squalid dugmit, clothing them in thirsty Sioux than step out from operated nt the time of Ids death, gunny sneks and rags. Mrs. Pnt- tho wings nnd recite his 1Ik word when it was one of the oldest es­ terson had to work in the fields to speech th at night hut Ills friend tablished businesses in the city. He was born 73 years ago in keep tho fam ily from starvation. "Jim m y" bolstered the scout’s vi­ brating knees with two bottles of Scotland, and lived for a time in Finally she gave it up, and five whlskev. C'ncinnnti, (Ihio, with his parents, Ii itke ami punch wore served at r years ago brought her daughter Codv was tho hit of the evening, after tho family come to the | late hour.. l)r. McKee was presented with t Eleanor to Denver, whero aim nnd in luter days referred to “Jim- United States. beautiful bridge lump the presenta­ room radiated beauty, with its went to work la n laundry. bom. tion speech being given in an ori­ lovely candles and flowers nnd the ■ Several months later,h er Johnny, Struggling to keep family ginal verse by Mr. A. It. Colllcutt, huge birthday cake, gracing the youngest by of her six childron, wus together laundry employment, Mrs. Green and non were guests dining table with its center piece of exquisite lace. Tho evening was Mrs. Patterson began to soak pleal of Mr. and Mrs. Bulleek Sunday. I Mr. and Mrs, Omstcnd of Muit- spent in games, contests and stunts aurc for herself, something' she [ land were calling on Mr. and Mrs. in which prises were given. Harold had not known while living with P atterson. with sword nnd torch to make G. S. Brown Wednesday afternoon. Iscnhour won first in the intellect­ Mrs. Harriet Parker is now mak­ ual contest and M argaret Arendt in 1commemoration a live affair. The B A t n dunce she met young Coring her homo with her son George tho stunt games. Dainty refresh­ climax comes nt the home of Cass dUIa, and they beenmo friends. He and family, a fter n several months ments were served at a late hour Gilbert, noted New York archi­ asked her to m arry him, but P a t­ visit with her son Clifford and wife. a fter which the guests departed tect, at Ridgefield, where cannon terson had never secured n di­ Mr. and Mrs. M. Griffin who with best wishes to Miss Barbara balls that lodged in the house dur­ vorce. Two years ago, they decid­ have been occupying one of the P a r­ for many such happy birthdays. ing the battle of April 27, 1777, ed to try companionate m arriage, ker Apartm ents left Monday for Miss Barbara received many lovely are still shown visitors. and went to housekeeping to­ Tim pageant starts at the "Min­ Orlando, where they will reside in gifts from her friends. gether. ute man" monument on the shore Cordilln, she says, has InVen front here, the place whore the kind to her children, has supported Saugatuck chiefly all the way British landed* nnd follows the them nnd made life less n burden northwestward Danbury will ^to hor. Why should the court, mourn tho loss it sustained when whoso own judge advocates com­ years ago, and will mourn again panionate murringes, Interfere the British nut the torch to it 150 with her life, she demanded over the grave of David Wooster, major general who died there after the Ul<£*i'fiehl fight and was hurled ( I A trcmemloui hicrefttfo In retail w. s. rmcE, ii deliveries of n.w Chevrolet nulomobiles throughout tho country dnrNEW Inir the first two months of 1327 n« compared with the same period nf LUMBER Y11*2(1 i.v shown in a report compiled by the Chovr•olet Motor Company, A Complete Lm The magnitude of thin increase t” indicated in report s from .12 of the Medicine Cabinet? most important trading ureas in Cypress nnd l’ine the United Slates nml shows an av ­ Framinf; erage inert a-1, of 07.4 P"r rent in Sheathing (. . these centers for the first two mon­ 'omparrVl with 192!3. j Siding j ' ! ths of 11*27 ns ci . The increase is striking evidence Flooring * of the country-wide and constantly CeiUng - | mounting demand for the Chevrolet • ^3 car—a demand which caused tiro Finish Mouldings Chevrolet Motor Company to reach a now high peak of product­ Laih %1 :.a ion during February of this year llrick of 85,821 cars —and ntill further Lime marking tire company’s pre-emi­ nence ns the world’s largest manu­ (Master facturers of gear shift automobiles. White Itock Plaster fo The total number of dealers in Nails the cities listed is 2<>!>, an increase Screen Wire of 21 over the some two months of iluilders Hardware 102G. Buick’s new Unified Line, an a s ­ sembly system said to bo unrival­ ed for speed and economy Is now in full operation a fte r over a year of planning and building. This assembly system, romplotoLr bonded under one roof, is cnpatiLi of turning out over thirteen hun­ dred complete automobiles each day. The plant engineers nnd offi­ cials who planned nnd built tin new assembly system say that their purpose was to obtain Ur* most speed nnd economy in the a s ­ sembly operation consisted with the ritfid standard of t|tinlity main­ tained in the past. How well this purpose has been accompanied is shown by the fast that between 88f» nnd !>CK) men, with the aid of the new system, nrc able to u*jsetnbly eleven hundred complete automobiles each day. This places the actual cost of assemb­ ling each car at a figure less than the wage of one man for one day, as far ns the labor item is con­ cerned. This is but one of the many costly items that figure in the enr, however, Another expensive BRADENTON — $20,000 new price of the completely assembled and difficult problem for nny au­ Elks Lodge building being con­ tomobile plant is to get materials structed here. to the assembly line a t thg lowest possible handling cost. In the case of Ilulck, this means handling Save For Success - ' ?T Jimmy Johnston, Who ‘Found’ Buffalo Bill, Dies Peacefully At Old Home Three Services Are To Be Held In First M.E.Churcli Sunday TWO I T A L I A N S ARE SENTENCED Thorn is to bp three services at the First Methodist Church Sun­ TO DIE IN CHAIR day with Rev. Gus Klein, noted evangelist, in charge. Tho morn­ ing sermon will bo "A hard nut to crack.” In tho afternoon the subject will be “ Why do you live In Sanford" and in the evening "W hat is tho Fire In Hell"T No service was held this a fte r­ noon but thoro is one scheduled fo r tonight, according to an an­ nouncement mndn this morning. Despite many conflicting en­ tertainm ents in the city lust even­ ing tho services were well attend­ ed, church offtciuls report, and the evangelist gave a very Interesting sermon on the subject of church loyalty. The sermon was address­ ed particularly to church mem­ bers. Throughout Rev. Klein’s pre­ sent meeting there has boon n • line of discourse which has illscouruged the Idea that the whole ttf m an’s religion must he guided stressed tho fact that f ’hrlstantty Is a practical thing to Ik: used in hv his mere feelings, and he has tbo dally life of every individual. These point* were emphatically brought out last night. (Continued from Page One) thut he meant the way man con­ ducts business. " If you in a few minutes doom mo it is for th a t reason anil mi other.” Then, Vuructti turned to Judge Thayer, saying: "You Judge Thayer, ami I am sorry to say this because you are an old man, should ba sitting here with us. “ You see me not trembling, not in fear, but look ing you in the «,yo*" , . v I he Vunsetti paid a stneero tribntu to the lute Eugene Debs, who Vnnietti said, wus "prosecuted and slandered from boyhood upward fiv the principles he uphold." “The flower of mankind of Europe has pleaded In our favor. The scientists, tho people of the nation Boys, while you are grow ing up is thJ time to he saving up. \ Most successful men were thrift* boys. | Funeral For Verna Edwina BandyHeld Here On Thursday Start a savings account at this bank and let us help you to success in life. FIRST NATIONAL BANK SANFORD, FLORIDA. Selling You Service All th at we sell is not confined to Building Supplicsono of biggest “sellers” is SERVICE. Here you get it all wayv always. Helpful suggestions, the benefit of the m arket’s lowtst prices and assistance in every way possible arc combined for yos benefit. Try us once! LEESBURG—$300,000 bond is­ sue to bo voted on for erection of junior and senior high school. £ r«"amfearrre n i f o rtatlan LEESBURG—Contract let for erection »>f $75,Ottt) F irst Baptist Church. WINTER PARK—Contract let nt $142,000 for new sanitary sew­ e r system in this place. GREEN COVE SPRINGS—New bridge ti> be built over St. Johns River near here B ■ 5 ■ * ! 5 ■ your Higher Quality at Lower Prices Because oS increasing Volume Production January, *»•,n* , - _ ' ’ traduced a new 1925 C h e vro le t w hich acored a tttm tn . i‘ )u « tu cctu . A m o n i In many I n -w feature* wetci a new and i i w i t J teat a>lt, an Im proved I i.nit power p l,m . a near l | ! a i c d u e - c lu t c h , m uch m o n g e r (lam e, t e m l- elliptic c tirome vanadium *teel ip rin it, e w l and J .ih L t n p ., and new J .«her ho-tiel fenohed In Duco ’ , . . and the price o f • I t C oach w artf.o.b. $ 7 ^ 5 F .iu li M id i.) • • a Celery Crates Doors Windows Murphy Ironing Itoarf Made to Order A u g u s t, in. .a v -u - r tio u n c c d a n r w tnrasuic o f value based on m any new quality feature* — siuh a* nuHOf •driven K laxon ln»rn, tin* p i ov e J sheet m e u lc o nut m et tan in th e b o d ie s , c o r r u g a t e d steering w L t d w ith walnut fin. Un. new hr»dtam p thti co n ­ st met ion and a more conven­ ient gesr-shlft lever. Y et des­ pite all the additions , , , tha C oach mas reduced ly& y 1926 I n C h r v it lS lM f.n .h .|.l, ,,t; S6 9 5 now AmericanHE vacua! in^ Northern Part China The Most Lan dau ■.. H L .U ITawWk tnodala. In addition to i h c i low btU m C hry ru ­ in '* delivered pricea In c lu d e t h e low t t t h a n d lin g an d fin ancl u th a ru c t av a ila b le . Beautiful Coach In|Chevrolet History! Climaxing all of Chevrolet’* previous value triumph*, th« Chevrolet Co»ch of today b scJ«Ja*ed u the out»t*ndin| L i!V V" V J T C?* **ITle- Beautiful new Fisher bodies-* ranclcd ond beaded, rakishly low and finished In newcolotl genuine D uco... full-crown, one-piece fenders!..build* ipe headlamps... AC oil filter and AC air cleaner... fia** performance, greater riding comfort and re- I * * /x f* markable steering easel A car so marvelously K U j beautiful that you must see It to appreciate it , 'y let the price has been reduced to . . . . rUncUwk. S. O. Shinholser Crate Manufacturer Sanford Sanford Avc. at MUh St.—I'hono for Demonstration �HIE SANFORD TTERALD. SATURDAY. ADRIT. 0. 1927 auo SEMINOLE HUDSON- ESSEX INC 203 Onk Ave. Phone II H— Financial 4— Kusineas Service -W i: C.LKAN YOUR BUGS AUSOLUTKLY CLEAN Our rug cleaning plant is strictly modern. Phone Orlando 90B.1 or drop Prices snnte ns Orlando. Buss us a card and our salesman will call to see you. M attress Co. 1122 Church St, Orlundo. Florida. T i l K SEMINOLE PKINTKKY ANSCO CAMERAS AND SUPPLIES 001 W. Ill It St. W, N. Luntley Pro, |)() YOU NF.FI) MONEY—Have unlimited aim.tint on Residence and Business property Chuluoln Office Young Bldg. N. Park Ave, MONEY—To loan on improved des;ruble iiusiness and resiedntud L. Perkins — Haberdasher property in Sanford. Address headquarters for Collegiate Loan, P. O. Box non. City. Clothes. 110 First Street. It. BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation boxes and general cement work Miracle Concrete Co. .1. K. Terwillcger, Prop. HICKS, Send no mom--, your mailman when t ’m • delivered. Leghorns,, $lit per 100; Bars, Beds, Minorcas, ?18, mixed $15 postpaid, live delivery. We a r e | Florida Baby Chlckery. Lakeland TH IN K—If you are thinking of building, why pay the Architects several hundred dollnrs for plans, when you can get the same free, and keep your money in your pock i*t . For further information see SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS. V. C. Coller, Prop. Uuijding Con­ tractor, General Shop & MUI Work and Houso Painting, 115 N. French Ave. Phono 235-J. louncem cnts CONCRETE in every shape and form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ ' IF LONELY —Most ’ul "Home Maker," hand- m entals, etc, Sanford Cement lTodh; strickly confidential; re­ ucts Company, Fifth and Maple years experience; descrip- Sts. Phone 112-W. ■ee. The Successful Club, CLARENCE SMITH tsh. Box 550 Oakland Cal. General Contractor COO West First Streut [KENT WAVING — $10 a t Phone 441 >15. Marcelling by our exerstar. Blue Bird Beauty I Phone 34'J-J. —"Wo do it B etter," Try us. Roy­ al Cleaners and Dyers, J. C. Jackson, 305 E ast Second St., Phone llomobilcs 481-J,__________________ ________ [BOOST SANFORD HADDOCK STEAM PRKSSKRY fllK New Sanford Booster —Cleaning, pressing, tailoring. [displaying bunch of celery 105 S. Palm etto Avcnuo. Phone fcacii. .Studolmker Agency 140-J. ban Garage Co, METAL ROOFING—The Roof Ev­ CHRYSLER erlasting. Mclnl shingles; - J. FULLER MOTOR CO. standing seam tin and galvanized d Ave, at Kith St. Phone 092 roofs. See Jam es 11. Cowan. Oak ave. and Third St. Phone 111. DODGE MATRESSES properly renovated; |ro cars and Graham Trucks one day service in Sanford, by ind 13th St. Phone 3. Sanford M ntress Factory. Phone BEST BUY IN AGRIGULTURTWO rooms, kitchenette and b a th ALLAND heantifnl outlook; all improve In The Stale Of Florida m eats;- atl rnctlvely furnished; In the flowlntr well d i s l r lt near moderate ren t hy week. Young's Hartford, with clay tmhsoll. On Apartm ents, office ^00 N. Park the highway and one mile from Ave. R. B. station. Already el eared, Perfect CLEMENTS APTS. 612 Park. drainage. Apt. it vacant now; Apt. I viiehnt Virgin soil of unsurpassed fer­ Apr. kill. Apply Apt. 1 or Mrs. E. tility, will grow anything. B. Clements, Buena Vista, On. 1,000 Acres in units of 5 acres, F irst floor unfurnished a p a rt­ ns innnv ns von wnnt. ment for n n t , vacant April 1st AT A PRICK SO LOW IT WILL "Make Your Head Swim" (5IB Myrtle Ave. Mrs. Noble. Home Seekers, Here Is Your Chance FURNISHED— apartm ent, nl It May Never Conte Again conveniences, private bath, screen If you can make a small cash ed porch, garage. 111!) M yrtle Avc payment ami finnnro your first crop, it will easily pay for the UNFURNISHED In ml. ment for rent. A If you are looking for n "Snap" Street. Here It Is See Me At Once TWO OK THREE W. M. YOUN(! ed apartm ent, for Bargains In Beal Estate Avenue. Park Ave. and Commercial St. IE BOOM— apartm ent un­ ited, with garage, Summcr nenr beautiful Crystal Lak*1 Smith, Igtke Mary. THREE-ROOM Furnished Apart ment. Apply Herald Office. 1 1—Miscellaneous SALE —Summer blooming TWO ROOMS ». Mrs. A. K. Rossiter. FOR SALE—Well established pay­ ing ladies shop. Reasonable. Sick­ FURNISHED—flat to rant, 1300 ness cause fer selling out. Phone Park Ave. Can lie seen between Id A. M. ami 7 P. M. The stove sale is now on my on tire stock a t cost. D. W. Short Me LUMBER and complete line of 1 Lander Arcade. building m aterial. Ixiw prices. Security Lumber Co., “ Where Good TWO REFRIGERATORS — C.ond condition; priced reasonable.Pier­ Grades Come From" Maplo and Sixth. Phone 7!)7, son l-arkin, Inc. Mcl-andcr Arcuda. Phone 880. Phonograph Repairing Piano Tuning By experts with 17 years cxoorience. WANTED a couple In occupy apartm ent. June 1 to August L Sanford Music Store and Gift Shoppe Box 10 care Herald. Room 10 & 11 McLander Arcade, Phono 8.72. I I I—Rooms Without Board FOR YOUR HEALTH’S SAKE TRY CHIROPRACTIC AD­ JUSTMENTS. DR. Ui. B. MACDOUGAL, 1ST NAT’L BANK BLDG. PHONE 482-J. By William 21)— F n r n is Fvir S a le FOB RENT—Apartm ent and bed room. 320 Oak Avc. Call 74IJ-.L NEWLY —furnished apartm ents for rent, on Park Ave. Three blocks from F irst St. Summer rates. I). I„ Thrasher. 10— H o u se s F o r K e n t NEW, —Small house in lathe Mary, garage, rent very low to responsible party. Ja rk Nelson, la k e Mary. HOUSE FOR RENT — Six rooms unfurnished, hath, modern, renso.table. Call 207. 5-ROOM— unfurnished house. $35 LARGE FRONT Room furnished monthly, nn the corner, 1021 Elm for housekeeping or sleeping. ?I Ave. weekly. 31-1 E. 5th SL FOR RENT:—Small bungalow on ATTRACTIVE ROOM Magnolia Avenue. Unfurnished. In modern, reasonable. In desirable residential section and P ark Avenue. within easy walking distance of the ROOM IN —private home, reni business district. $30 monthly. P. reasonable to refined parties (SOD O. Box 431, Sanford. Magnolia, Phone 023-J. ROOM —modern house In; 2300 Mellonvilk- Avc ROOMS,— With or without mcalc Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. ONE —bedroom furnished for rent FIVE ROOM —house furnished for rent. Phone 80B-W. with twin beds, 411 Park Ave. 15—Apartment For Itenl *lH Br ig h t h er e ’ RATES REDUCED Mrs. Swain, Resident Agent Phone lllfl-W. INS & COWAN CO., Auto inter and wheel metal work.* WIG IIT-CH RISEN BERRY PRINT end ornamental sheet melai SHOP — Printing, Engraving, Tel. 7K5-W. 207 French Ave. Embossing. Sea us first. We do it. Phono 417-W. R. It. AvenueAN FOB I) BU1CK CO Commercial Street. 212 Mugnolia Avc. Phone 367 ’>— H e lp W a n te d F e m a le THREE — furnished rooms for rent. 316 W. Ninth St. Apply be­ HUPS— MAUMONS WANTED tween 8 and 12 A. M. Sanford Automobile Co, McCrary’s. agnolia Ave. Phor GARAGE —apartm ent completely WOMEN; — Earn $8.50 dozen sew­ furnished, 1201 Magnolia Ave. ing aprons; easy work; m aterials Phtne 336-J. EWF.TT AND PA Hi l cut; instructions furnished; oppor­ RIVE’S GARAGE tunity beginners. Addressed envel­ FOR RENT—Small apartment ami Sanford Dealer ope brings particulars. Idol, 156 furnished room. 813 Magnolia Ave. . 1st St. Plw E ast 42nd, St. N. Y. |T VULCANIZING WORKS, FURNISHED— Apartm ent, up­ H AND GOODYEAR TIKES stairs, with screened porch; garage. 911 Park Ave. Inquire 907 I’aik U. S. I* Batteries. Ave. | Distributors Chundled Commercial Avenue FOB RENT Furnished apartm ent, 3 rooms and JL N — FORD —FORDSON hath a ll 1 modern convenience! <»— H e lp W a n te d (M u le ) Edward Higgins Inc. ercial 4- Palmetto. Phone 331 CARPENTER AND HELPER— Wanted for the construction of MODEL TRIM CO. small house. Apply, stilting wages Store room close- in suitable far n the car, not the ownc nnt- 817 for estim ates wanted nnd experience to "Car- my mercantile, Iiusiness—Call P. W. RADFORD 831-.I. pouter," care Herald. I E D f RIGHTh e r e om t h is s i d e l . tT s #? h e -T H iu K s E v/ e r 'V - \ M o m e ^/.'I h &e e > Y H ik ig •t a r ’e e .'T o o K ^ D A W S « « .y L O M C r. H E H A TES ------ ^ V A LOMCJ DRiM V\. J i C .L NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY THAT FAItM AND START SOMETHING We are nil going hack to the farm where real values win al­ ways prevail. Ju st now is the time to move a few miles from Sanford and sta rt th a t chicken fnrm ned raise vegetables for the home m ar­ ket. Ju st such a place can he had on the Sunford-Orluttdo road about three miles from Sanford in the high and healthy oak and pine section good for citrus fruits, good for poultry and good for nil kinds of vegetables. Thirty acres, nigh nod dry location for a home and four ncres in muck for vegetables or bulbs—it will raise anything —the man who wnnts to work can make a good living from this place. If vou ure interested add­ ress OWNER, care Sanford Herald. Any reasonable offer and term s will lie considered nfter you have seen the property. f u n n y t h in g s Y o u r bro ther HAS ON HIS v SHOES, AMY ? , i Lli/v-r*; IS T A K A T < S O R G £ O K l c m 27 0Y S t * S tR V IC t IMC. Soph Chosen Depew. Knows PARK AVENUE LOT—J u s t sou.Ii of Thirteenth Street, facing east, can la- bought for 52,750 nn any reasonable terms. This is nn ex­ cellent location for a Duplex Apartm ent House. Box 100 ente The Sanford Herald. FOR SALE—Two lots in Onk Hill and two lots In Buena Vista $059 each, cash payment midterms to ONE 5-ROOM— House $25 a suit purchaser. Box xz.caro Hnrmonth; one 0-room house $30 a nld. month. Both on Holly Ave. near A. C. L. shops. R. 11. Wight, Phone 25— E x c h a n g e ' -----| Here Is tho sophomore who lint never earned a varsity lette r but jftef , who will captain Columbia's vnrvliy crew in the Poughkoepsla n guttn this miMon. Ilo Is Erin U. ----------- j e n v ------------ Luinhutt, stroke ol tho l!)2li ATTRACTIVE, looms to rent for stores or offices a t Park Avc.. and Commercial Street. W. M. Young, Ownar, 208 Park Avc., op­ posite Court House. BUSINESS LOCATION NICE STORE room 15x60 \ t 220 Magnolia Avcnu*. Suitable far small business; rant reasonable, Apply a t A. P. Connelly & Sons, month 224 Mugnolia Avc. Phone 48. Chau nee y M. Depew, veteran statesm an ami atier-dliiuer speaker evirnnrdfnnry. knows a good story, visit lie 1.1lows good coinpatty. Ileti- lie is wHh Miss Wilma Itogi-m, lirittiet lientiiy. who Is one ot the eiHultilntes to r itueeii ol tint n it n it a 1 I’o m e i| i- L-'hii eelehratimi at St, Augustlm-, Fla. Depevv Is plCkldetlt Of Hie m ’li-tv >uj i n in:; the i-eli-b' nl loti. Gee-You'Re DUMB-WHY Them'r SPATS' y freshm an clew,, | js j 68 Miles P er G a llo n In Public T est 18— W a rn e d T o R e n t cash, balance easy. Phone 735, BUSINESS —Couple desire small apartm ent, private bath: gurage; Scruggs-Scoggan Realty Co.. Inc May 1st must he close in. Box T care Herald. WANT TO RENT— vacant lot subject to sale, to ho used to build poster advertising hoard or bulle­ tins. W rite Barker Porter Adv. Co. Geo. A. linker, Box 712, Or- LEGIIORN — lien*. 27 at $1.25 each, guaranteed layers. 1213 Douglas St. ID— H o u s e s F o r Sale FOR SALE— equipment, dinin.; $100 Cash nnd $50 monthly will room and kitchen, of Crystal I-uke buy bungalow on Mugnolia Avenue Dining Parlor. Also two bed­ Price $1500 Buy direct from ow­ steads, springs, and m attress. ner. Phone 148 and ask for Mr. Crystal Lake I lining Parlor, Luke Mary Fla. Mitchell. Startling Invention Cat* Miraculous i Mileage and Starts Fords Instantly GET ONE FREE! O t k a c o . 111. —T h t m otor p u b lk w as a m a rtJ f t c t lillr • f v i d rvtutppetl w ith the new tU aacke T h rrm o a u tU C o n tro l m««ia 4 1 0 tm lta on on« fa llo it ol f a t in «n O ll U i a | P u b lic T e a t; tn m iU a per tallo n in another teat. A v e ia « e hi 230.000 M U 32 n i l n per it l k m . breaking w u rlU ’ a record. T h e B ln u k t C o n tro l U en tirely auto* m alic and u v n it* aau .ll coat e v e ry la w week* aa It it guaranteed to atart cu ld eai motor im u it t ly In w in trie st w eath er, rem ove and prevent car bo n, aave h a ll o il and ^nerraae apeed. pep and p o w e r. Th erm o atatic C o n tro l Uaed t n C a d illa c and D clco J .i|h t u nd er B la ru k e Llcenae—an ! • i L r r aure p iu e t e l m e n t. T h e In ve n to r* want aceui* every w. here and w il l a«nd one C o n tro l | *Free to Intro du ce It to yo u r co m m u n ity . HaU* tuaranteed. A e rn tain ad ellO O O io |lU ,X )a m onth, rte e tria l and A p n i i ' P lan b y wldv h you can cm i aiew F o rd C a r free b y tim e y o u r p ita m t l ord i« 1 .w orn out w lllb e a e n t at once to anyone who I w rite * prom ptly to D C n ck e A u to D e vice * t v . . ' »J e p l. ? 1), 1)7 L . l.r ie S t .. ChU'aao, t By Tavlor ‘A T'S NOTHING — W H A T ’S T H E M HIM PACK‘T’VJORK.i STEeC CcysTE* 21— A c re a g e F o r S a le 17— I iu s in e s s P la c e s F u r R e n t WILL—Exchange equity in French Avenue lot, near new high school building, fm- used Ford, Chevolet SMALL —iron-clad warehouse o» or Dodge. W hat hnvo you. Reply Commercial St. track. R. II. Wight, Box 750 care Herald. Phone lfl. OFFICE FOR RENT—in Melsch 2 6 — M isc e lla n e o u s F o r S a le Bldg Apply A. P Connelly A Sons, Magnolia and 2nd. MY MOM AN' POP SORE-M Y POP HAS 'EM ^ Too/ A -fHEM O P E R A T I O N . \ O U T BEFORE H E B Y R ^ IJ A S P E E D * | V 0 0 L E A V E H im o p a w ’ g e t ' 1 t H ‘ e >h o p . • A B I G P IE C E O F ^ S T E E L ./ The Bunk Y U . T P lM K e ' Y /V N iE L L S e S -. " f TEE HP.E' 6 0 "Do c * i€> -tA k W ( />vao m e . vyamt V "T oo m u c h 'Ti m e oki \ m ake ^ ore Both ha\jG spa t 5move o v SSL TIM E ! /iv . 4 tug 1 WINTER BEACH r County toad frot ■ , ky • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1927 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Hqart ’ G reatest V e g e t a b le Richest Garden Land — —— — _____ ___ w _ Uen.se(I WIrc Internal iimk!I NcwHScrvlce . _____ _____ ___ s \.\l (lU oT T’ l tMUl)A. M ONDAY. Al'ItlirVfJ, i Farm Relief Advocates A t GROCERY KING Work On Revised Measure To Submit To Next Session TELLS TALE OE 7. ' NUMBER 210 M o n th fr A u d it Hurc.ut O f C im ilu tim is N o Supporters WASHINGTON’. Apr. It— (INS) jintact. -Congressional farm relief advo-|. ’I’he new relief plan reported to |cate* have already bog'lln work on A n r i 11 rcvl"4*«I McNjiry-Haugnn surplus (’ lit 3 t*lll t i l * * u u control m asure to I ■ plact'd hefmV t ll/ n vo ocoi iir i r ap l.K I k the next mxt Congreve, Congrej •, Itcpresentativi Representative ure M e a s u r e „u.kin K(,n (l{) , Iowa, lender of Dickinson ( l ! ) of ‘11*0(1 * A n t i " A p C H’e Home farm bloc, disclosed to l ’o B e Presented 1 The proposed revision,..however, will lenv? intact the chief princi­ ples of tlm measure which i’ tvsident Coolidpe vetoed iaf t winter. •*A dmftlnir committee hrs been pul nl work jo modify the minte proposals for tli - selection of tho farm bonrd which would administer inlc Legislator the act,” Dickinson said. C P p lv Baumes* Under tho new plan, farm groups m *- 1 1 ... . , would c commend appointees rnlhei V o r Florida than nldige tin* president In select members from nominations mail by them. The much-debated equali­ A IIA S S K K . I'lii., A p r. zation fee provision woul<l remain |l, final orjfsinfntion <>f haw Measure ilnaker’s Pet l'e under conshl:rut ion by the ndministnUion was ib-clnred umintlsfactoryi by Dickinson. The admin­ plan, being worked .istration . ■ , ...... out 'jV S.cn-tnry of Agriculture Jar line and Secretary -of Commerce Hoover, Is said to he bitsrd upon the Tecs (dan o f aiding co-opovulivus, which the fnnn bloc had previous­ ly rejected. "Tito demand for farm relief will ho stronger tlinn ui r next winter," fcahl Dickinson. "Our proposnl is tin effort to make the tar­ iff effective up- n farm products. D-niiil of this relief will undoubt­ edly result in a wide-spread demand for a revision of the tariff, pnrticiilnrl.-'. upon those products which the farmer must buy mid upon steel, aliiniinmii nml similar pro­ ducts on which high profits arc be­ ing realized." Clarence* Snunders Of Mem-1 phis, Broke 2 Years Afeo.i Mcels I.ast ObllRatluns) And Is Worth $2,000,00(n D ip lom atic N ull* IWdievetl Enormous Expansion Program Is Planned England Favored An Aggressive Demand To Have Contained I'rotest, Demand Of Indemnity j And Warning For Future Coercion Might Have _ Fur­ ther Inflamed Chinese, W U s Washington Belief Founder Of Windy WlRgly Says Fiubl lifts Just Be* ttnn Against 11is Enemies Bulletins On The Chinese Situation “This Is N o Time Fov .vl Powers To Dispatcl Protests ,’" Asserts Northern W a r Lord • SH AN G H AI, April 11.— Mili­ tary difficulties o f the NntionnHsts attracted greater attention here today than the delivery of the protest or the powers on the Nanking incidents. Nanking dispatches tonight de­ clare that the Notionalists nre in disorderly retreat, fleeing along tlu* Tsinun-l’ ukow railroad in the dircetidn of PukoW. The revolutionary flags which have been prominent in Nanking and Shanghai art* disappearing, indicating that the public may again for preparing to switch its support to the victors. . — Extensive Credit, Needed, He Says Peking: Chief Puzzled By Americans W ithdrawingFrom North W ASHINGTON. Apr. It — (IN S )—Tho note handed the Can­ know my irroeerien." Smiling with tonese nationalists today by tli* happines.., Clarence Saunders toilny Here's President E. M. Hopkins, foreign powers represents a clear told International News S rvlcc or PEK ING , Apr. 11— ‘Thin i o f Dartmouth, who recently sug­ cut victory for tho American po­ i.iu K.-nsst ioiuil ‘eonieback’ from his sensational ‘emm not the time for the powev licy in the present turbulent state gested drastic football changes to bankruptcy to ntilllonnlredom In to send proteaLs— it would »* improve tho game. Dis idea mciinl- of affairs in China. two years. ed liaving nn snlarisd coaches, two wiser if the powers would ond Tho note is understood here to Saundei-s, who two years ago was «r tin- twentymo indirectly nnd financial!'broke, jobless, homeless, and under Varsity teams and only sophs and present a strong protest over tli* Initial session o f G il* making it possible for me « indictment, modestly admits he is juniors nn tlio teams. His suggest­ Nanking, outrages, with n demand Ltate lejfisln tm v com worth two million dollars and plans ion failed lo receive any hearty ap­ for idonmity and a stern warning fight Mie Communist ele PEK ING , Apr. II — (IN S ) — against future attacks o f tlu* Nan­ a wide expansion program of his proval. |his week bids fan* <° niontrt.” king character but there is no White Hussions, co-operating with ‘ Sol? Owned' stores. Chanor Tso J.in. n orth ev L one fo r flu* logisltt"ultimntion" and no threat of Shnnlung troops, have captured This morning Saunders handed fit lo Piggly W iggly. Inc., a check for sanctions. Chuchow, :tf> miles north o f Pukow, war lord, made Hits stntom^** j,i/in>r lY"ni l b e iuim ■<y+ The Dritish wanted to make and tlu* Cantonese are withdrawing today to International News Sor $80,(tOD in full payment " f an lills that a rc r e a d y f o r il much stronger, and it was with across tho Yangtze to Nanking, ac­ vtr* agi. I $1Ml,t)0» ‘ settlement' with L ion when H id sen ate Clinng doslres the United Stateextreme reluctance that they fi- cording t» a report reaching here tile fi iiVi- eorp »ralion of which he ionvent attain s' :* " Rnilrends A r t* Itlnmed P’or I’reparnlary Parley l.ikely Was he ' of for many years to advance the north China go* viewpoint of moderation. Trenton*- today. millv yielded to tho American To Adjourn This Week To • I have . -inali/.ed the grocery liu-ui nfteiiioon. 'I ransportatinu O f Whis­ U. S. Consul Lockhart at Han­ eminent a credit o f $100,000,000. In the course of the interne** ilouii pressure waa exerted in ls:i»..... . from i be iMoimd up. I created kow reports an increasing ntenuoe volution. ; trillion} noart l» Submit Majority. Mimml> key In Various Section-.; dun, in Washington, and upon there from unemployed nml rest­ ho expressed great surprise tha |>i,:,<|y Wig! «y : I ' they kicked me Jn. |aw . and a blua-SunUeporis On Geneva Meet out." said San . b-i.i. Several Shipments Seized , „ Sanford Team Bogins Easl Minister MacMarray at Pekin oy less Hankow mobs. A steamer lias nn American ev*cuatlon in nortl similar to that, of .South Dritain iu a sharp and warlike been chartered and tho 8»1 Ameri­ China should have been " l know Hi" grocery btinncns, will he ashed l« ‘ Full Week Of Training Be­ Britain in a haarp and warlike cans W A SH IN G TO N , Apr. It " I nrn puzzled by tho nttitude o GEI EVA. Apr. It <I lie' coininued l was thinking mid remaining in Hankow are liv­ bills l hul l<**on H «lnn the American government, Mb' fore Opening 0 I Season; American government to join ing aboard it. jrwenlnlive of lliltabo* t IN S )—dnternationul i niuggllug The I i ague of Nations prepara­ sehemiitl! wliil must folks were alol ilnme.itic Iran -poil.ition of li­ tory to disnininment eonfeii-nce, Americans who have evacuated Chang Tso Lin. "W h y should v I’ileltiitg S taff |ls Slrong iiltiinulinii to the Cantonese. The unity, iw prepared lo l»* quor over t lie I ail roads are iiiiJi-r d. ciiloi l.rd t-.er incniiH of naval a l.ep on the job." Di it bli were willing to go so far Saunders, who recently announc­ southern Chihli are enroute to Tien­ confine Itself to negative nctlcti. nl Ihi '■ week. iovr tie.il ioii b.v the Federal Pro- limitiitii-a, may adjoiini its efforts ed an extension of Ids stoics to (is to threaten to blockade tli<* tsin where the U. S. S. Asheville l)c.os the withdrawal o f the Am er­ With 17 men under his wing, and losinjtvjf , v' rv ,w 0‘ ‘ , hibitioii Dm can, it was learned (•'­ th ii week and i.uhmil a majority Chicago where 1*5 chain groceries icans mean they nre never t o 'r e ­ ports, shell cities and is standing by. with prospects tlmt a few uioit* treaty I., at. i , and amusement turn nnd they arc to let China and minority report to the league will lie in operation day. adopted similar methods of re­ Tore the end m-y be looked over before tho son­ ill,, state is askeil in nlcmo? Are nil the American fljie milk of the whiskey and council, it wail learned this afler- if tliis summer, plans to move into -ion opens, Lee Crowe today en- prisal. PEKING , Apr. 11 — (IN S — past endeavor* to be MCnflcMT ri blue law which he m- beer coming into the United S.tale:-, IIOI'll. other northern cities. D troit and teis the final full week o f soring The aggressive British policy Marshal Chang Tso Lin, command­ intriMlme tliis afternoon from Canada is curried by railIt not, why does the American Tho preparatory conference sestraining activities with Ids cham­ was dictated not alone lwcauso of er in chief o f the northern armies, government not fully support ntv rnnv iiiornlmr, he said. He ruads, while booth"'gers lliroiigli s'iun today was such as lo make Cleveland will be the next two cit the enormous British commercial today invited the foreign military efforts to shoulder the burden of lie will enter. pion Celery Foils. itj police officers to have luiliery d conspiracies with rail it clear that an agreement on na­ ies"Sure I plan to build unotiur . t„ stop automobiles oil Fourteen men are t<? lie carried stake in tho far east, but also be­ attaches to visit the Pukow-IIonnn protection o f American Interests. im p’ •. nave built up an effect­ val disarmament is highly improb­ pin) palace in Memphis for my throughout the season and the cn- cause of fears that unless strong fronts to witness the favorable turn way and search them for ive transportation sysioni to sup­ able at this time. " I don't understand why th.* Inline.' he said with a laugh. ,nni| may bo trundled along repressive tens were taken toward which the military operations have ^ n,prjcan evacuation of north Chi o second hill, it is said, plant the liquor truck line.s, accordViscount Uobcrt Cecil, Hriti:'li • I have bail my nose to tm dm : the fir t two weeks after the Nationalists Britain's prestige taken ngnlnst the Cuntonese. dilative P. I- !»• L’utr. iajr to offiolaki. I „ n bus been ordered. American.delegate, siMit a letter ti> *M. Itoii- grindstone tlU>so two years, he h - opening. There remains but in nearby India would suffer tre­ UillsUirouKh county has in Peking should feel perfectly Several ears o f Foreign liqti'ii- euui, the French representative. Marshal Chang's hcadqunrtcrs - •lid "l wii ■ foot sore, heart t-oic, ,| a hill to be introduced that have been siiipianl to C.uimia ,. tlmt Great Dritain is mi- hut smiling all the wliili*. I have f. s questions to decide, y -t they mendously. report increasing victories, many safe, particularity now that the The American government did desertion* from the southern to the Communist fest In tho leg*U< •i are Important ones and tie* mu-e prohibiting feminine frnui Ui-raiiHln and then : inugifleil |u|,jt. acW-pt the French comprotn lulsir more than nine into tho trniU‘«l State-, were eon-1 mjMe nropusals -for naval limila- gone ln.ni day to day. minute to nger is act jtoing to ntake ids not consider that anything would northern rnnks and surrenders by quarter has been raided and the minute, second to second, with the glle:i:l too quickly. He IlgUl'cX 11 is be gained by fist-bundishlng. at ily, with the exception of fueati I recently local communist party J s hg® •* ily by federal cdfic- jiton. of CantonsseTroops. sol- faith that finally I would make better to say "I have Idm" than to tldo particular time. Officials hen) detachments I V *"1 .... --f " jH-rs. Stalnnker’s bill, t fall nuiit without n bond. The agita­ ul t III l'iorbta, i Drill . ' I t >*«lit..v 1 1 it r * It Dritain lielioves Ihe - i^uist "I l itf.-tetdio bach. fell, ratliCY, that cock I oii at this .y IhiIIi houses Utld signed General Llncul.it C. A ndrew ••Jf.-. ........| •tn.o-i .iti-.'t does not the grade. MOSCOW, Apr. 11 — ( I N S ) — Ru- tors have been thoroughly fright , “ flie v never lliougld I could pnv .|unt about every poHt in the time would ho calculated to furl cncd and thoro Is no reason to foryiocrti'ir, will iH'i'VItu wo- . ilty In-,!,;..' v l «... ^ ^ ' V i k - l i e lit security. 'il, it,.is.... that Sir.ti.tHHi, mfd default in ">'<• ol,|, r garden nml the IhfieH >|» tiler inflame anti-foreign senti­ niiirs were current liore today that eeo further trouble. il/it^fd • ..j*erf.**H-i • froiii tin* co-oper.iticti oi lii,gli rallioad ,i.. y lift . . ,Marinis, . T.... i k . .• ..i- i.i.ii iiii. n l * I* ; sir Ho imvineiit meant the loss H n ;,.p Vli! ., h giving ".iip ment in Chinn— perhaps with recognition o f tho Cnntonese gov­ over nine hours a day. exuculivekI . 1in "M y campaign in lfonan is very tin* government's K,-e eh my new business to P ig g ly W Iw Iy . Dunbar an awful race for { hg eft grave results to the thousands of ernment In South Chinn by tho So­ successful. Millie Chang Tium* has also prepared a hill plan to break up tho new distribu­ deli • ate, announced willingness to uccopt the French my field pastuie and flip will have to foreigners still outside the zone viet* nml Japan Is impending. M. Chnng's troops ore pushing the xluctioti today prohibiti- tion system. A number o f railliimpiomise for reason'! just opjio- III s uelt an event the “ h i V Araloff was mentioned as possible „lulciit advertising in news read presidents have suggested a • ile to those o f the Dritish. 'Ihe speelfifd that nowhere in tbe Unit- whale that apple to he aide ty ’» oe dominated by the guns of the fo r­ CnntcnoBO invaders back up PnSuites could I engage, direitly out the mail who Ir after In job. eign warships. Also, this govern­ Soviet Envoy to Hankow if recog­ kow\ our lines nre solidly eoniioll.1 and periodicals. While conference witli him looking (•• Italians think tlmt tho French indirectly, in any business n»iii- Dunbar's hitting on the roa ’ has ment wanted to make it clear to nition id nccordod. y aimed at Fraudulent join action against tho traffic, proposition "gf?.*s too far." to Gi.it Chinese people that the rob; of the Tho Sbviet government on Satur?Vf?tfm °ShnngPhnlV °m" ’ tate advert tsemelt In, tell petitive either to I'tgply 'V KRl* always bei-i. sii|ierIor A recent supnmie court decis­ M. Doiieour’n com promise propUnited States is one o f disinter­ day recalled it* envoy J m I eking j Nanking. In tho mcnntlmo I o » Clarenc- • Saunders stores. ..... ofi Ids home grounds. nipt-i to Miami tho dentil ion which held tlmt tin* govern­ The mound staff Is not finally ested friendship for China ill her in protest against tho Chinese rat I . pUBhlnfr the fundamental proldotr " ’I hey never thought l could in " 1 o niMcnding mlVCrtlse- in' ni may libel freight ears in sit ion, made public Saturday, pro­ upon the Soviet embassy compound. of elimination o f tbo Communists. n Florida newspaper pub- which liquor is fi.Minl lin given vided tlmt any nutlon unwilling these obligations and that h« why selected by a long way. There are struggle toward unity. raid, t,, lie five pitcher* on the ' aster if he accepts advertise- the authorities a now weapon of to accept naval limitation by cate­ they wanted r.nch an Officials read with interest to­ Although Alexis Tchernykh, bo- , „ Tho iCKntion quarter gories should announce in advance »'* > ' . , ;i wouhl Just be two ,.| Williams,Stout, Withrow day tlu* interview granted inter­ viot charge at Peking, is return-1m#|j0 wjtb ^ho as*tBtanco of th** own to him to ho mis- attack. , „ I * . ..^ an,| then I would In* whipped. |Vrry§ Drown. Cusack uad Tucker national News Service by Chang iug to Russia today and n vigorous f rTt,ign nation*, ha* produced doTo break the railroad smuggling l*» "«v n l const ruction dm mg the life of any limitation >* ;J • . t|l0UK|it was the l)|(. fjv,. wm have to he picked. Tso Lin, tin* northern war lord, protest hu.i been made to tlu* ruments gravely implicating Hi of liquor from Canada the cus­ riflatun- blond dile ngnlnst covenant that might he drawn and George I ’u ark is such an all iu which lie expressed surprise at north China government ngnlnfct [ v j#t |{UBS|a jn plotting to arous|tiil nimiiials has been pre- toms service has detailed a num­ accepted. Under the ......... French• plan, . • r , i„, rii.iit and iK'lieve im D/.imt burg-up ball player that he * ............ tin* American evacuation o f north raid* on the Soviet legation ^ in |n$nrnu| disorders an w-ell ns t* |by luilf do/.eii legislators ber c f special agents to ride both the nations rejecting the plan ?*f , “ jy started now. may have the edge on i "iue of Chinn, and expressed a desire for Peking, tlie Soviet government is“ involve China In international .eu pns.scttger trains and frei-lits seek nml a hitter luitti“ limitation by categories would he going to do its utmost to avoid tnnglemont. Document* Belied in ^ -I n(lW have back in my kumls Hie youngster* who am looking an Ameriean loan. most diastie niitl-crime from the principal doiiilnioa cen­ compelled ti? make known in udfor a HUii'.mcr's job. open war with China. that ththe Peking raid prove tnai inters Ui the hauler. A number of the a S r U y vo..U"l » f tlu* rtta-k Florida's history is indivanee tin* t»dnl tonnage planned. \1tiL<loti vico v*»i*n consul off lilt* the Sovii't Soviet Crowe ir trying to Ihm I exliibiThe official newspapers hero Mukden ears o f liquor have been confix­ in Clareme Saunders ( orporatlon received un appointment fron . . . . . I... I in * . I lit * I I'll!** tli* point out that although the charge ed led along the intcrnatiiMul ut.b-b'waV pledged »<• recur.; tn* iiw„ gam. for tlu* next few days, in-j tlmt the laws in KevMoscow us chief o f the Russian \ iu Peking lias been recalled there Actor’s Eormcr W ife oavnie.itof tbe obligation of 1 ’ iKL'ly Dollim , SteHon and per baps line. rtlM-rn slates making C ' 1 1 Southern College teams may be lias been no full break In diplo­ secret sorvlco In Chinn. The Am |ory upon eoiirls to meet . Marries Englishman wiggiy/ i.e • i a •ninst local opposition. matic relations and tho Soviet erienn military attache hn* in M-nteiii-e i to etdniiTmls , S l I K ’ l H i r S O l U C I U ’ C » L l«« M Everylhinj: Evervlhiii;: sr/ so far has lias gone gom* well well, government is adopting very cau­ sported tho arms nnd nmmunitlor NEW YOUK, Alir. II(IN S )— 1 1 ‘ I I V V I M 'S T 0 1 i T l l b * |,.,tIt in practice and L *i exliihition tion* tactics to "avoid traps laid seized during tho raid. i Delayed For Month Dn-.ulway friends of Mary Hay, | in “ I wa* advised o f the terms o ,T J . j “ I Mote work for tho jilb hers is it by the imperialist* In Chinn." m . h to l loriihi. Ileprercntatho protest the American* nn< MIAMI I 1K AC 1I. Fla., Apr. 11— in-eil wife of U n y / l a e A cR ,111 ClIT C pros|*,- d. There is little dangter tlit. darner and dlvon P, lion holder of SeuiiW ASH ING TO N. Apr. II -(IN 'S ) liorling (IN S )— Funeral service* will be , Screen star, I i M l jr C 1 H . (iJ- r , , j HtuU* with a reporth SOUTHAM PTON, England, four fdhor nations have hand. * luntv l.a prep.lied a bill — Sentence of Harry F. Sinekiir, Itii hard Dm thelmens ' for held for Elliott Fitch Shepard, 51, Apr. 11 — (I N S )— Amidst scenes the Nationalists ns the result of nil today that i ; C a n < i r « t l P I I’ l i i ! date a Hate at March I and f wi re nnrpl'ised to leuni Ud idler Hint of Caleb II. multi-millionaire oil magnate, for ________ __ man on tin* stu stuff millionaire sportsman, at 2:30 • . . wnrM W ar the Nunking incident, but I bellev.‘ in. Tile lip- I M H 1 1 1 ,1 Ithat reason every laid married again, idiairman of the New contempt of the Semite was p'-rt- idu* .. , will ijo com idoriihlo tossing before o'clock toimorow afternoon from f f ‘" S * d ”uiuuo!;Voo peel away to Greenwich, Conn., ,( £ "“«•>••* •'•«»«* «»• "ut ot lime Ciuiimlh don. Iloua- poneil for .".l» days by .lustier* Hit* his estate here, tai Terrailella, NEW YORK, Apr. 11—(IN S )-- t|u, rUitnin rl-'«'H. Saturday night and was married * bill, if pa* ?eil, provides a in district supreme court today. by „ justice o f the peace lo Vivian Brown -K -ChlnnB K*l 8 h . k l . l o o woo" *' ...... The hitting eye o f most o f the whore lie died yesterday after a today for China nboard tho “V City to punish hi* subordinates at the Irm upiiti foilrtli i-otivietion The postponement was miimuuccd |{nth, 21-year-old rubber dealer of Counsel for Mrs. "Ruth li.nn.c- player;, is wliut makes tills year's lingering illness. Snyder, uttraclive young Eilli's and Derbyshire. Ylony. power*’ bidding, whereas if th on the court's own motion. wife iiecuse.l with her paramou*. chunrea seem liartieulai'ly briglit Singapore, India. Thu body will lie ill state at tho Diiil.li r . it.-.I figures o f tlu* power* resort t arms the leader Sinclair was to have been i.entenhome until tomorrow night when Cn**'«. and Bill Meyers started She plan: to unit the stage and Henry Judd Gray. " r >'n l n l y I f New Vmk ■bowing that ci-il this morning to a prison term W ASH ING TO N, Apr. 11— will escape and only innocent Chi live In far-off Singapore. Before - In**ing the woman h husbuml. o ff tin* summer wit It just as they shipment will la* made to Now 1tied .I.-, i -d per eenL .................. . ,.-f from one month to a year f“ » r* * , > the country she hopes tn Albert Snyder, alt art editor, to- wound up lust fall and that was York on the 10:45 I*. M. train (IN S )—The Chlncso Nationalists ncse people will suffer, there*!*: 1(lie introiiiietion of tin , fin ing to im vver eel tiiin question ( .|1||(|l( Dartiielmesa to give up day made their first move to * « ' I-Mdie Wade bus with the widow mid member* o f are preparing to remove their cap­ ongrmlcring hatred against for par(••excellent. lx law Ihe the family accompanying the re- ital from Hankow nnd establish eigners . |tnr I'at U'l.iinl-.-r ,,r 1 1... propounded to him l>V the . a*n:il«* t|,,.jr four year-old child, Mary her from the electrle chair whin |M*fU hitting them bard and often, "1 wish to reiterate that r mailiH, Another service will ho it at Nunking according to n dis­ c '.Mil Frishic, in bis Saturday tl„.v applied to Suprem.* ‘ "Urt hi-' In nreimroil eommitleu four years ago. ||„y Dortlielinesx, whose eunlody fourth ill clash between Chinese nnd foreig patch to the NuVy Department to­ conducted Thursday in the Madi­ sbmviiig against Winter I’ark, .In‘.'lice Towii'Jfiid Scudder to s<*pa, . • i vyail-a warded six months a year .1uslice T o w n s ...----whi. h hi. inter I Li introwould be disasterou' day from Admiral C. S. William*, troops ading IS earl, of tj.e parents. A dlvo.w rate the trials o f the two defen­ again collected it tliree base bit. son Avenue Presbyterian Church coniimimling the Asiatic fleet. julay niueiii _ tie. .prese,,. M a i T O I l i M a r i l i l g C Therefore, it would be wiser U was grant.si to Darlhel.nern and dant*. .Im tic* Seililder desMved It ull looks good nod s a fe . and til New York and interment will Ihktintr I., tin- splcetli.n of llie powers to back me Indirectl take place oh Good Friday in thoj Reverses for thu Cantoneso in sound. bis wife in Paris on .lull. l-r* hot. Nullified liy Church |and i-i til juror, from male Yamlerhile plot, in Staten Islund. their drive northward were eon- nml financially, nuking It possb’ ‘ ^Tln*’ motion for n separate trial _ iin-l In iiirlude female Vot - ( for mo to fight communist el • II VI MAN* APPO INTED waa made by Dana Wullaee. counHe was the soil iT the lute El­ firmed hv Admiral Williams’ dis­ inents. This is not tho time f* pMiltal.i-i- has prepared the i HOME. Apr. II — (IN S )—Tli* I.itj in)f Cliurjfc Is patch. : ,‘l f,.r Mrs. Snyder, l.ray * art" ; liott F. Shepard, former New I tie- i< in- I of the Women' i ; nullified the marriage <*f f*enntor tho powers to send protests. 1 * i'S ney, Samu.-I Miller, opposed the Expensive To W om an York lu-wiipaper owner and |tubT A LLA H A S S E E . Fla.. Apr. 11 If Tampa, h<- told the Inu r is the time to deal directly wit S'ler.-.l ti ibuniil of I ho Hota today ST. A U G U STIN E — Bids opened llM;;0. s » did D istrict Attorney lisher. His mother was the former |-into.mil on I’nge Six) tho Russians who aro really n Giiglielmo Marconi, wireless Inven­ (IN S ) Carl I layman h« heeltap___ . ............ for the erection o f dormitory nt Margaret Louise Vundcbilt, 11glinted ns supervisor **f registra- Diehard S. Newcombo. Susia Ann MeNelld. Ibis morning ___ sponsible for Inciting the Nankir r tor to tin* former Beatrice ittou for I)** Solo county, sueceeitnig Justice Scudder then gave both Ii ar.l Judge W. K. White fine lier (laughter o f the first Commodore Florida School for Deaf nnd Blind and other Incidents ugnlnst Ameri il L u i l ^ c ( i r o u p aide* 21 hours to submit brie r, $200 on a charge of illegal po**e»- Cortieliii*. Vanderbilt o f Now York, lo cost $ 10,001). cans and ulher foreigner*. annouiieing In* would reserve de­ stun of intoxieating liquor. In lien T o A l i c m l S c H s io n t fill I. and was ornor s office loiluy. cision. of payment Judge While announced lion in 11)24. President Machado I lintb Mrs. Snyder and Gray are that she would Is* tlu* guest « f the frmip of local menilH-rs of scheduled to go on trial next city for tho next 00 days. Expected April 2< di-in *;t:u I odgi* are to Momlny chtirtfCil with fin t 4h*Kn r A light police docket was up this |.Sanfoti| Toe: day fro Tamp.i, murder. They an* accused of Deal­ morning and court was in session K E Y W EST. FIs., Apr. 11. they are to attend tin* ing the art editor to death with nn for ojily a few minutes. (I N S )— Definite announcement we Chapter. Drill! of Eastern iron sash weight on the night « ' LONDON, Apr. 11— (IN S )— lx* 818,.100,000 ponuds (approxi­ made at the Cuban consulate her Inez Cooper WH“. fined $15 on a |for the following three days, March 21) ufler Snyder bud com** cliurgc of being drunk and disorder­ Churchill, cltumnllor o f the ex­ mately $1,001,1)50.000). today that President Gerardo Mr groan will be headed by Churriliil announced that the T M I YHASSEK. Fla.. April, IL 'le iu .- In .w * A ..rk slate, eriim lu- home from u party with his wife. ly. K. D. Duncan .sticute.l a $25 chequer, nrose iK'foru a packed chado of Cuba would arrive In Ki * • W. Turner, worthy matron fcTthcoming year o f 1027-28 his bond on u similar count. Isaac Do­ West on April 80 fur his postpon*. liear.l that the been re.lueed more than J-» per cent. local Ige. .Mr. and Mrs. House of f'uinmcxiH this‘ afternoon budget make* provisions for: (IN S ) "I hnv. ver was filled $5 for alleged drunk­ nml delivered what WO* perlmp** visit to tho United State*. I warrior, Mr . M. F„ IliggiiiR law |but I beg lo call ulUntion t" the Three A re Burned To Revenue 804,800,000 pounds. enness while W. K. Brady, Frank tin* must ilisrouriiging budget ines■Alfr«-<l I -ilju. Mrs. M. II. Me- abiiinl New York ‘ Hamm A committee o f Cuban guver fact tbut tliis statement .bus '•"* Death In Apartment Martin and F. AL Siiea eueli lor- eugo Great Hrituiu bu* bud since Expenditures 8.13,400,00 pounds. nient |a>"l It. L Chriaenherry nr.* making life Imprisonment manda­ representatives will «rri> Surplus 1, 400,000 pounds. np-ree I.) oil with the figures u pub­ feited n $10 by non-apj.earan.e in I '!' the-titp. tory upon fourth conviction of n the days uf the World War. * here this afternoon enroute t The eimnccllor reported u deficit lish. .1 In tho World Almanac, which iiuswer ta like charge*. n e w YORK, Apr. I I —(IN S )l fviuiiy will la* introduced in the Flo- is generally accepted US a reliuble Htrosiug tlie statement Hint o f $183,408,070 on the year’s work­ Washington and New York to pi Amos Watson and Eddie Jones great injury was done to trade and Three person* were burned to l ridft legislature this week and it pare for Machado’* coming. lc J h a m b e r H e a d source » f information. death and four .injured, one per* wen* each fined $.’> on charges of tlie oxvcquer l»y tlu* general strike ing. will l.o my partiuHur pleusun* u» Machado’s proposed visit to tl The actual official figures are: " I f our criminal laws are t" he country in th* latter part o f F«-i h S p e a k I n S a n f o r d vote ngnlnst it should it » ver get tightened UP in any respect, they ban* fatally, when fire swept an disorderly CbmiucL For alleged o f last summer, Churchill declurcd Receipt - $ 1,028JiOti, 105. aimrlmcnl house *m West Nixty- speeding, D. A. McDonald was out tbut though “ We meet under tire*! Expenditures $4,211,075,1.15. past nn intelligent committee, runry was postponed on account i f diool.l I)•«' m* tightened in respect t<» Kifth Street today. A boy wax $5. 8. Denjainin and Truett Denton hloo low of lust year, il is not tlu* Speakrr of the House, Fred H. Da- Hhoiib! illness. A year ago tmluy Churchill esti­ < 1 of detecting and bringlM Oaiiii. pH-ldent of the eslr:iit.-.l $0 bonds for their failure time to licwuil thu past but it hi . " reported missing. mated tliut ut the close of hi* bud­ |la State Chuml>i-i- of Com *•« -V * \ Z S l u l , to t Hoi; ........ . More than one hundred persons to observe ‘Stop* signs ut street In­ tinio to pay tlie bill." STRlHLlNt; TO FIGHT get year he would have u surplus i criminal who commit* a grirvott* ... ?*/ t° : i-• uk in Sanford vice today In un escaped over the roof* </r were rea­ tersections, according to Hit* police. Irri-h:-.- i : 1 1 meeting pf view. Churchill reported tlmt revenue iif $20,545,000 in thu treasury. tlu -».• crime is not deterred therefrom by , u, ,| |,y means o f areal ladder*. “ My persona) opinion is NEW YORK, Apr. 11— (IN S ) Building out thut the balance of for 11*20 dec run u*d more than 17,il,e severity o f punishment, be lunroni CnandM'r of Commerce 200 BELIEVED DROWNED The .lend: William Furrell, Mrs. Young Stribling o f Georgia ur. uniust. aluiurd. sil- caUse, in the first instance, very trade i* still ugaiiut G n at Bri­ f,00,000 pixjiqls (approximately I ' ,n,r *'» nn aanouneement law* are unjust, pol-' William Farrell, an unidentified contr |v and ami contrary' l '» g " mi l'“ ,,,u' I*"1 q u o i *i'w,1 $87,000,000.) wliilo expenditure* tain, Churchill doclared thut “ we Tommy Loughrun o f Philadelphi today I,-, fy Trotter, se­ |y few criminal* find out what the TOKYO. Apr. 11 icy urn Inclined t«» make tnoic man. M __________ . .... ______ iey and are If. of tin. he-al oiganizution. nre m rlcarly not udvnncing among have been matched by promota: u MncrearesI more than NJiOO.OOO H penalty for crime is uctuully until criminal* than tliun they willi ever pro­ it., v commit a crime, and ii> the Ail o f tin* rleuod were found on •hundred poaxengsr* were believed pounds (approximately $72,000,- the Nations of tlie world at the p re-; Humbert buguv tar his openin feral matters of importance Criminals drow ned when the Japanese steam­ wur rate uml we ure not advancing outdoor show at Ebbets Weld Ir r., ' ,Jl’-en up at the meeting, vent and I am opposed t» all «* - 1 ...II.I place, they feel that they Hie fourth floor where they ap­ er, Daihuchi Chinkaiinarv, sunk nt 00( 1). [dm- t„ >Ir them, the so-called Baumes laws. parently were trapped trying to us rapidly u* some other peoples o f I Brooklyn. Their bout is scheduler , , t. ui,k* to commit tlu-ir crimes Ir. Trotter, who Expenditures for the year 11)27itr pier at Fusun, ucc.rdipg to ad­ H that lh<. >csxio(t would la* Davis declared. for It) rounds, Without being caught and punished fi.*.* to the r^of. The roof o f the vice* received here late today. 28 were* cstiniutvd by Churclull lo the world” . "I m»:e statements to the eiiwt five-story apartment cullupaed. 1st noon that u ijwtuurunl that after only bis months’ caperM Is-i-n HUM SMUGGLING POWERS FA IL TO IS INVESTIGATED WORK OUT PACT B’ MEMPHIS, Term.. Apr. M. - ’’I CROWE IS AFTER MORE EXHIBITION (JAMES FOR CLUB F u n era l Services For New Yorker To Be Held At Miami r- Speaker Davis Voices Opposition To Proposed Baumes Laws For I'lortda 4 Churchill Delivers Discouraging Budget Speech I it British Commons �'i'lic SA N F ORD H b K A l.D, S A TU R D A Y . A P R IL 9, 1927 Ban Johnson Back Bold Bandits AreMaking Northern In Chicago Ready Coast Of Africa Unsafe For Tr;i To Take Up Duties C ASABALANCA. Apr. 9(lNS)outionn nlonc. Jack Must Battle Other Contenders, | Says Tex Rickard |. D AYTO NA BEACH, Fla., Apr.9 There Is no reason why - ( I N S ). ~ Jack Dempsey can't stage a ‘come­ back’ but be must meet Jim Ma­ loney, Jack Shnrkey, Pnollno or Jack Dcinnev before he can get a crC'jJTJ at Gene Tunney and the - leavj’wclght chnmpionshlp, ‘ Tex’ Rickard, New York promoter, declnred here today. Rlektrd arrived here unheralded for What he said would he a ’quiet, thror-Weeks’ vacation.’ with noth­ ing but golf, fishing and ‘ ocean bathing on his program. “ It may he that Jack will have to fight several times before he can meet Tunney ngnin," the pro­ moter said. “ On the other hand, he might show up well enough against Moloney or Sharkey to wnrrant nn irpmcdjntc bout with the clinmninn. However, Jack will have to fight one or more bouts with others be­ fore I will match him against Tun- — Abdelkrim may be languishing C1HCAC.0, Apr. 9— ( I N S ) - Ban ill exile in Reunion Island; the na­ Johnson, ‘ Pres Id tnt-on-leave’ o f the tive warriors lie honed would make American League, was hack in him King of the Riffian Empire town today following a three mon­ may bo co-operating with the ths' sojourn in the south in quest Spanish nnd French; but nil of Northern Africa is not yet safe of health. for tourists. “ I never felt better in my life", The experience of the Uruguay­ •said Johnson. an aviators, Major Lnrr* Borgc* "I feel completely restor'd to and his companions, who were health nnd am ready to return tocaptured and held for rntisom ny my duties, for throe months I washostile native tribes along the n yeVy'sick mkii. I did not realiseMauretanian Const, served to em­ lit until I started On iiiy period of phasise the fact that more cam­ •rest". 1 paigning is necessary before nil Johnson’s return to the executive of Northern Africa Is pacified. I offices of the American Longue is One thousand miles of Nortliarousing interest in baseball cir- wtrt African const line, from d’ jrlos. He wiik relieved of his duties I fin to Port Etinnne, is practically by club’owrers Inst January nfti r a controlled by what are called the i bitter clash'with Commissioner K. “ Brothers o f the Const." So bold [ M. Landis over the 'Cohb-epenker are they that occupants of the inj case. termittant military outposts along At that time Frank Navin, presi­ the const dare not venture more dent of the Detroit Club, was nam­ than 100 steps from their foitified acting president of the league. Whether further controversy be­ tween Landla anil Johnson will de­ velop , . over (he luttor's, r«“ umptinh o f executive duties, is problemati­ cal. i During th" next four months Rickard said hr pluns bouts be­ tween Slwikcy, Maloney, Delnney and Pnolino, the wfnners meeting D.mpsey nnd the winner In turn meeting Tunney.' Meet I^ew Fonseca, who used to “T will probably arrange a fight for Tuhney sometime in-Septem­ play with Cincinnati and Philadcl-, phla In the National League hut ber,“ Rukiiid stated. who Is almost certain to play reguj&rly for Cleveland tills season. Fonseca’s hard hitting ban fea-j tured the spring games of the In-* iBank around Lakeland. Fla. News From The Training Camps Hy Internnliomil News Service C IN C IN N A T I!, ()., Apr. 9— Their lu-me-coming marred by rain, which caused the only can­ cellation of tlit- six weeks' train­ ing schedule, the Reds were hack today, prepared for a elnsli this afternoon wllh the Cleveland In­ dians here. Their capture of the Uruguay­ ans wus not tlu fit ot time the “ Brothers o f the Const" have given the world occasion to talk about them. They have performed many similar exploits in the pasf. In 1918 nn Italian transport shin the “ Luigi" was torpedoed 12fi miles south of Cape Juby. Th s .‘l.'l men aboard were cnptuied ty the “ Brothers of the Coast," rob­ bed nnd marched barefooted for 200 miles. When it enme to mscussing ran­ soms, the “ Brothers" first demand­ ed that the World War lie stopped, and in addition that they Ur paid five million pesetas, dOO.OOO Mau­ ser rifles with 200 rounds of am­ munition for each. They finally compromised on 1,000 pesetas per prisoner. Seven pilots of the French North African airline hail been captured and rnnsomed by the same "Broth­ er*” U fore the enptute o f Major Lam* Borges nnd hU romnnnlnn*. Every French postal or passen­ ger plnne flying over the district carries a k|oori»h interpeter, ty dicker with the hostile natives in ense of irforced landing. Aviation exports declare that these hostile tribesmen will have t i lie subdued before regular ale service between Europe and South American can be profitable. Judge Is Considering' Chaplin Argum ents LOS ANGELES. Apr. 9— (IN S ) — Superior Judge Edwin llahn to­ day had under advisement the arby gument.. —ubmitted ... * , attorneys ,, ,i for Charles Chaplin and his wife I.ita Gray Chaplin, who Is auing for divorce ns to whether the co­ median Is within the jurisdiction .if the California courts. Mrs. Chaplin's at barmy s ron- Kar Association Is Holding Annual Meet JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Apr. 9 — (IN S )— The twentieth annual meeting o f the Florida State B ir Asociation opened here* today with Always .socking to give our patrons tho heat possiU, prominent attorneys (from all over the state present, including up-to-date service we have employed a manicurist j jurists nnd legislators. vide experience and ask your patronage for approval W. I. Evans o f Miami, presi­ dent of tho Association, cnlled till' meeting to order, following which Francis P. Firmin'* o f Jackson­ ville and mayor John T. Alsop welcomed the delegates, J. HoniV V •}•$-I- r -J-<• -t-♦ 4* -t-*t*-t-* <••?-4-^ <• Now a New Service Smith’s Barber Shop SI ore Open for Insped ion nl !) A. M. Monday, April II. Conic in nnd Selecl (he Merchundise in which Yon are Intereslcd. I lie Highest Quality 01* Very ( ’arcfully Selected Stock Of Furniture, (h -a rv, /Y rb iT b /ryr>, R ug t j) 1 Thru O plelely Disposed O f In A Few Days O f Fast Ami Furious Selling: At 2 I* KANSAS CITY, Mo., Apr. 9 The Cubs were beginning to allow signs of restlessness today under their enforced idleness. Ruin of the past two days has not only washed nwny I lie series with the Kansas City lllties, hut math* it impossible fur the Cubs to limber up in practice. N E W YORK, Apr. 9—Greater New York gave its throe Idg longue teams a shivering welcome today. The Giants, who have won eb'lit. games from Washington ibis spring, entertain the .Sena­ tors at the Polo Grounds while the Yankees play Uncle Wilbert Robinson's nephew’s in Brooklyn. But -h Henry, Giants' southpaw, 's er.nected to he ilHed frequently hereafter ns a result of his brilRiint, I 1.- !, vi-tory over the Sen­ ators in Washington yesterday. Com ing H ere <» ir foreign iclatlons with the ro*f.t of thin liemi.tphci't*. But the fact that tile congressmen iliiln't get to either o f these countries won’ •Inter them from posing 11s ex­ perts. VENICE— Bills rcipioslcil for construction of Roml No. 5 from Snnisota to Venice. IF Y O U W A N T Q U A L IT Y M E R C H A N D IS E Y O U W I L L F IN D IT A T THIS A U C T IO N A T Your Own Price F U R N IT U R E T H A T VVE A R E P R O U D TO S E L L F U R N IT U R E Y O U ’L L BE P R O U D TO OWN A PERSO NAL STATEM ENT Friends, we are OVERSTOCKED with fine furniture, which menus that we must hold I his AUCTION yah; at this time. ( Muloss is your (IA IN ! Pressure? o f other business interests de­ mands that wo CLOSE o u t th isfstock now,— and we take this method of disposing of this hig stock of $12,000.00 worth of fine merchandise. Uur policy has been to carefully select each article of mer­ chandise so that our customers would get tin* host value for each dollar spent. Now in this sale you are sure of reaping big­ ger savings, for everything MUST CIO! You will find nothing hut the very host furniture here__ produced by the country’s foremost manufacturers. Our stock is one of the best selected stocks of furniture and floor coverings to he found in the State of Florida. This entire store full o f merchandise is now placed under the management ofM. W. Steed, to he closed out completely. (Signed) JEPSON FU R N ITU R E COMPANY. TiO Useful Presents to lie Given Absolutely F R E E to the first 50 Ladies entering: this Store after 1 P. M M O N D A Y - A P R IL 11th— the Opening: D a y Valuable G ifts— A B S O ­ L U T E L Y F R E E at Each and Every A U C T IO N Be Here the Opening: H our AVON PAR K — Florida Public Service Company to erect new power station here costing approx­ imately $2,200,000. am -ii Japan's greatest swimmer will in America this summer seekla g further laurels at the expense !®f Johnny Welimuller. f He |* Katsue Tskslihl, who recently smashed more limn half of tbs short t cu ta iu *. record* I n . a m - Mitsiuippi Man Sty* He Hu Found Black-Dnugbt So Satisfactory, He Has No Need to Change. Wiggins, Miss.—Mr. A. L. Cone, * Well known Wiggins rokicicnt. says: “ X hove used Thedford’a BlackDraught for constipation. I have never had to take n great deal of medicine, but for luily 30 years 1 have, by uainff it, known BlackDraught to bo a great medicine, and when 1 found it so saUsfuctory. J haven’t seen uny need to change. "Whan I get constipated, I feel all « « t o f aorta und tired and sluggish and 1 toko a few daae* o f BlackDraught. Jt regulates my bowels and I get all right. My wifo takes more Black-Draught than 1 do. tiha j* ■ ifrsat believer hi it too, ao wo l» e p it in the house. It will deunae tho *yatem and help you, if you use it os wo have." Constipation loadi to n great deal Of Oiuknosa among those who do not understand its dangers, and who tgiect to treat it without delay. Black-Draught, with the natural, rotout action of its purely vegetaa * lngredi-!!*9. qufcVIy rclilvt. utaupauon and helps to dlive out i* poiaona so ns to leave tho rgans in a atate o f healthy activity. Bo'd everyivhero, 25c. ST-1T9 Died ford* BLACK-DRAUG PureluVrifat P u rc lg Vegetable is the secret of cBuickSuccess r r r Because o f the number o f Buicks that people buy, you get value in. _a Z Buick . 1 _ZZ_ that Z_„_ simply cannot be equalled at the Buick price f t Buick puts the savings o f volume— the earnings o f lead­ ership— right back into Buick quality * r That’s why Buick gives the satisfaction it docs— w h y there are m ore than a m i l l i o n ent hus i a s t i c B u i c k owners r t t Sanford Buick A m a g n o l ia !„«/ # Y avenue Buy New Furniture At Your Own Price RY CROWDS! SEE W IIA T A M T T L E CASH W IL L 1)0! INC TO SE I,L TH IS EN TIRE STOCK E V E R Y A R T IC L E G U A R A N T E E D 111 S. DARK A V I J. \\. Slfeil, Vice Pres, anil Western M r WE M E AN W IIA T AS D ESC R IBEI SANFORD, FLORIDA. . Lawrence Cook Co., RilUburgh W ORLD’S FOREMOST F U R N ITU R E A N D UlH AUCTION ERR, IN CHARGE �PA G E T W O Where Is That Safety Committee? The Sanford H erald r«kU>kM M frr Bandar at .■wforO, f l n t l t 111 H R fM la ^ ^ J A busy industrial and commercial city must always be infested with numerous raiiroatl crossings and Sanford can not expect to be any exception. Handling the freight o f a S t a l e r * * aa S e r n a * H im M atter, t t r t a b r r IT. I S I S . a t « k a P a a t a f f l e e distributing point, such as this, requires an enormous amount a t Ona ford, r i u i l d a , a a d r r A ct af o f freight-car switching and placing, on the part of the rail­ M a r e * « . Ut»7. road And while them may he no way to avoid the shirting ■IIITUR H. I.. DBA* _______ MANAOBR uf cars across some of the busy streets, everyone must admit »«. 11. AEHU £*4111.13 R . JOWKB. M a a a g l w g M l m that the condition which exists is a dangerous one. I hr H e r a l d , «a n f n r d * a fHmrn*4r in ninnv instances of late, them have been trains pushed a .itrr, t a liH ilW a la llw la tr ia a • l a a a l Jlcw a K e r r Ire, r e . - e l r l a c f l.«a » or backed across the tracks at busy crossings without a Hagth u anprrlnr «r«»a lt*< li» l n . n l ) th n aaa ad n o i l i d a l l f * • * * * - man first giving a clear signal to approaching automobiles. I n c a l l t h e I r a d l a c r r r a l a » f I h c * ■ • A t times a switchman will run across the street with ids I I I * w o rld . T h e I . N . I . U c a p a r la l* l r e r r w f e a t In f l u rid a la d Mr lantern or arms extended as a warning while at other times aia a a rr of h a a tlla c d a t e aewa U he mnv merely stand on the step of a box car or engine and w lth u ot ren al. wevn iiis arms. It has even been noticed that at limes no T h e H e r a l d la a m e m b e r o f th e signal whatever has been given to warn traffic that a tram A a d l i llarean o f C lrealatla aa, aa I n t e r n a t i o n a l A a a o e l a l l a a of P a h - is approaching the crossing. lla h rr a . A d r e r t l a e r a and A d i r r t l . l a * Undoubtedly the railroad company has issued instruc­ A a r n (> w h ich > - n « l r r « caeh P a h * ll.a e r-B ’ emher to aabaatt ta a A n r n a d i audit o f a a b a e r l p t l o n ll a ts tions to its employees to exercise every precaution at these In o r d e r hi t e r i l f a b ao latelr ■>* crossings for surely it must realize tin* danger of accident, c l a i m * o f r l r m l o t l o a . aa w e l l aa p n i t e a f b a * l a e » » m e t h a d a . ___________ hut so often have the cars been switched with safety it is possible that the emplovces of the company fail to realize MONDAY A P R IL 11. 1927 the possibility and likelihood of accident. TUP. IIBHAI-It PU TPO R M While it is true that the trains approach the crossings la r l t f and e n a a l r Bd•i, In 1*1 ration. slowly every motorist, as is generally known, is not the safe t.— *»erprr w ater r a a le ta J r r k M t * and sane driver he should be. For that very reason if for no • llle . A.— t o a * t r u c t i o n a f H J o h a a - l a d l a a other, there should he a more careful observance of the laws H i r e r t'aaa l. • _ l n a H * a r h l l n a j f a a s a t b l r " P a r - regarding the protection of crossings. uo 1* rrR.* Bn— A nK ’ i i r n l l a a a f k a l l d l a g If the proper warning cannot always be given by the B ran t— hanaaa, h a te la . a p a r t a t a a t railroad at all of the crossings within the city limits of San­ . boaaea . B. — A I'n n i m u n i t e Cheat. ford, watchmen or the construction of such gates as are in * —- l orn, e t l o n o f e l » r h e a a t l f k B I t l a a p r o a ram. use at important crossings in other cities should he insisted A.— A n e w an d inaderti h o s p it a l. upon. BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY It ought not take a serious accident in the very henrt of our city to bring the necessary protection to the public. A -G R E A T TRANSPORTA T IO N :— Hear, O I/ird, and hnvo mercy upon mu: Ixird, bo tbou my helper. Thou ha*t turned for me my mourning into dancing: thou ha*t put o ff my sackcloth and grided mu with glud.iess. Psalm JtO: 10. 11. P R A Y E R :— lx>, O Ixml, mine «*yu hath seen ail this, ear hath heard and understood. •AIN-GIVKRB It gives me n pnln Until I ’m giddy To hear parents call Their offspring kiddle. — Chicago tribune. It affects me so I ’m almost flighty To henr a girl say: "Nlghtl©, nightie." — Florida Tttncs-Unlon. I'd likt to b iff That jane so clubby: That calls her Bnll and chain "hubby". — Tarpon Springs lender. Apt! sho given ino An adult pnln Who calls hubby A ball and chain. — Houston Post-Dispatch, Hut worse than "hubby" And "nightie, nightie" la the Juno who ehirps A <{pmuro "A w rightle," — Plant City Courier, --------------------O -------------------- Am ong The First Ten "Which nre tho ImtincHt anti most successful of Amer­ ica's huge enterprises?" ask li, C. Forbes, prominent busi­ ness commentator. Mr. Forbes, who has made a long study of business and industrial conditions of this country, answers his question with the following list of ten businesses: General Motors, General Electric Company, J. P. Morgan & Company, U. S. Steel Corporation, Standard Oil, American Telephone and Telegraph Company, Metropolitan Life Insur­ ance Company, National City Hank, Kastman Kodak Company and Wool worth's. To most of us the selections attract chief attention not for what they include hut rather for what they omit. Obvious­ ly there is something missing. Perhaps the omission of the Ford Motor Company is the most notable thing about Mr. Forbes’ list. Certainly most o f us will wonder why this huge industry lias been overlooked as one of the largest and most successful of American enterprises. As Brisbane Sees It I _ H .S . W H l f i r Attorney At Law MO.'i First Nat’ l Hank II SANFORD, FLOItmJ Will practice in Stale u Federal Courts. CHINESE HAVE SEIZED pa­ pers in the Russian embassy, eggini f.i, it would seem, by ropre•entatlves o f foreigners, anxious to diminish Russian iniiuence in China. Russian newspapers talk of pun­ ishing Chinn, but China represents another Russian problem. "The farther you go Into the country, the more you smother." It is like inking into n feather bed, face down. Wisdom says: "Get out of China, and let her settle her own affairs. A few months, or years md she will call the Westerners back, She needs them, although they do charge high prices.” ROUTABLE ph o no g ram SI2.50 anti $15.00 COLUMBIA And Records U K U LE LE S $1.75 Strings For All Inslrunte BICYCLE TIRES Sl.fl] F. P. RINKS 111.1 Sanford Ave. I’ honc 461-J REPRESENTATIVES of vnri- 11s Christian Mission Boards in For Aching Or Tired »«| See A Foot Specialist China agree that missionary work among the -100,000,000 Chinese has reached the vanishing point. The good missionaries wonder what will become of China's mil­ lions, with Christlnn workers driven out. THE WORLD AT LARGE will wonder with the missionaries. Wlint used to happen to the Chi­ nese before the missionaries went in? Is it conceivable that they all went to hell? 400,000,000 going >eh/w every few years would make won, a terrific jHipululion in "the Vty o f suffering/’ Billions o f Chinese must be there now, even scores of billions, to say nothing »f other heathen. It is a solemn problem, that may well worry tho missionaries, it is safe, fortunate­ ly, to assume that Providence has mine solution that does not in volvo burning so many ignorant people, forever. BANKERS IN convention at Washington say our national pros­ perity is dm* to the gold standard. Bankers well know, however, that the standard of intelligence is wire important than tho gold Hondo rd. Prosperity is due to amibition, work and intelligence. Other things arc comparatively imim portunt. AN D THE PEOPLE take life more seriously, ns well ns more gayly when they enjoy the result* of their work now instead o f wait­ ing until they nre too old for en­ joyment. I f n ninn wants a house, >r anything else, reasonable and The Hornsby case has been set­ A t any rate the question would make a good subject for dcsiraiile, he ought to get it now, tled but tho Giants and the Na­ tional Dengue had to pay dearly. debate— whether Ford’s great and profitable business should and enjoy it, ns he earns it. That is the American plan. --------o-------be in the first ten, ami if not, why? Borne people are gifted with ------------- n -------------YOU COULD HEAR through vivid imaginations or else they have no regard for the truth at nil. TH E WOULD MAS never yet come to tho point where there the air last night, Senator Borah and Dr. Butler of Columbia uni­ -------- o-------was nothing to be done. In the most ‘idle’ times, when shops versity debating the question, Anyway Mr. Thompson’s Inten­ are closed and men are out of work, there is always much "Should prohibition lie taken out tions are good. Let's see if he car­ ries them out when he ussumuH that should he done. There is a mystery:— With so much to of the constitution?" The rush for office. be done, why should there be idle times? Solve thin riddle seats to hear the dehutesrs re­ minded Boston of a Hnrvard-Yale o and you will create a new earth.— Dearbon Independent football game. An exchange says Earl Carroll The question about taking pro­ Is sorry now. He should havo hibition out o f the constitution is R EAD THE N E W SPA PER S thought about that when he was 1 meaningless, for prohibition will violating the law. PH ILAD E LPH IA RECORD stay In the constitution long after -------- o-------those thut now discuss it are dead. Dr. Duller lost his debate to Tho thing to discuss is the Vol­ Young nu*n and boys havo been aged 17 and 18 years, who plead Senator liorah on the dry question stead act, whether light wine and contemplating the commission of guilty bpforc Judge McDevitt to beer, made legal, would be better The wets are wuglng a losing bat­ crime are advised to rend the having committed seven and six than unlimited bootleg whiskey. tle everywhere. -------- o-------newspapers carefully. They would hold-ups, respectively. That Dr Pincdo is flying to San Diego learn there Uwt n large part of jurist imposed upon them senten­ SOME HOPE that prohibition today. He is getting nearer and will lie kept out of the lft28 cam­ those indulging In hold-ups, tho ces of not less than twenty-five nearer Hollywood. Look out, the theft of automobiles, etc., ns a or more than fifty years and now paign . They might ns well hone movies will get him. to keen the Presidency out of tiie •— o means of securing a little easy they face the prospect o f spend­ campaign. But the two imisirtnnt Tho major leagues open the money, are caught, and the trifling ing n large part o f their lives in platforms will ignore prohibition, reason tomorrow. Along in Octo­ booty obtained sinks into insigni­ prison. We imagine that those or skate around it very cautiously ber two teams the Giants and Sen­ ficance in comparison with the boy* profited very little by their and )!i28.will see us going along, ators will buttle for the world’s penalties often involved. When crimes, but (lint consideration about as usual. championship ----- maybe. the youthful criminals urc more does not enter into the ease. The --------o— ---tyros in the game mid become so intent was there and they must W IIA T MEN can imagine, they A New York specialist warns rattled and nervous in tho perpe­ take tile consequences. ran do. They .travel under water, girls not to cross their legs say­ tration of a hold-up that they be­ Read the newspapers young fly above the earth, send messages ing that it gives them curvature gin shooting, even when no resist­ man, before you put into execu- around the world, by wire, and o f . the spine. Why pick on tho ance is offered, murder is often ,, . . . . . ,, lion any half-baked plan for acglrjs 7 Wouldn’t the same bo true added to the original offense1cumulating n little money without without. And now in a private ex­ hibition, Mr. Gifford, head of the o f men who cross their legs. I hen the cloctric chair looms a* a working ami tuko thought in tne American Telephone and Tele— ——o------- dreadful possibility question o f whether a life free­ urapli Company shows n mecha­ .Guaranteed circulation is what We fear that the excellent ad­ dom Is not preferable to n long nism that makes it nossihle to see the advertiser wants. The Herald vice thus proffered wn« not read sentence at hard labor behind pris- a man talking hundreds of miles can offer its advertisers circula­ by Frank Raleigh and John Myers, on liars away, and to hear his voice. tion that is guaranteed by the Au­ But other things, more import­ dit Bureau o f Circulations, ant, men can imagine und will do. ■ — o S E N T IM E N T V E R S U S SO CIETY They will, in time, abolish poverty, ,Hernando county now lays claim T A I.I.A IIA S SK K NKWS worry, disease and ignorance. to the best fishing in the central The achievement may he fur off. part of the state. Keminolo But it will come, n» generous em­ During the proceedings yesterday ! uphold the mandates of the people county has had that honor for ulation takes the place o f selfish these many years. of the State Pardoning Hoard Gov- if the coimnomv allli. competition. ------ -o -------ernor Martin took occasion to state The law, however, takes cogniz­ "Knr Rale— Handsome bunguthut the average person probably ance of extenuating circumstances, R AM SA Y MACDONALD sails luwettc with pur lore tic; kitchen­ ette, bathetic, porchette and gn- does not realize the tremendous as well as the frailties of huninn for this country today, bringing _______ r _ _ law _ ragitte." advertisement In Flor­ responsibility the places ....... upon nature in connection with crime his oldest daughter, Miss Isabel ida patter. What kind o f propozi- tho*chief executive in"th*"'matter of [committed in passion, or in the dc- MacDonald. They will be wel­ tlunette do you call thisette? fense of life or principle. For this come. Miss MacDonald, old fash­ pardon*. i ------------o — — reason purdon hoards were created ioned, "unbobbed” girl o f 24 wants No pardons can issue without the Classified advertisement in New affirmative vote- of the Governor. for u culm dUpatuduncd review of to study our child welfare meth­ York Herald Tribune: "F at buy­ Consequently the chief executive ascertaining whether, in their opin­ ods and city planning. She will ers and solicitors wanted. Only judgement that the ends of justice ion—justice erred, either in passing stay with Miss Lillian Wald nt those that cun produce results sentence upon the Innocent, or in her Henry Street settlement, in n##tl apply, "Wherin Avoirdupois be not defeated through tiie instru- the tiurshness of the sentence upon New -Y»»rk City. oi u t. t necessarily exercise rare comes its own. the guilty. mentality of sentiment. In speaking specifically of human MU. MACDONALD, Britain’* It is unfortunate thut it in neces­ life, the Governor suid it was not only labor premier, will interest A blue law similar to that of 'h Carolina will I*, submit*'*'4 sary to deprive any human being u chultel wlilcli could lie returned, the intelligent in our capitalist „«jci »y, but society has decreed and it was a serious matter for u class. Many o f them do not yet Florida Legislature, The Law­ makers should not forget how for its protection and preservation pardoning hoard—through synipa- understand how the British Em­ H H p Carolina has beeum« the that the criminal element be segre­ (hy— to turn loose upon society pire could survive u lubor govern­ hlng stock of the country be- gated in penal institutions. those convicted of murder commit­ ment. o f its efforts to enforce such Cun you imagine the ngony and ted with premeditation and in cold It is tho law and as thief execu........... foolish legislation. wild nturm if there were serious live Governor Martin is sworn lo blood talk of ti labor government here? It makes me sore Don't you know; To hear one say: MI told you so." LE E S B U R G -W ork u fld j widening Main Street from 1 street to eastern city lim its CHINESE SNIPERS have shot Japanese soldiers. Eighty per cent of Christian missionaries have left China. All Americans are orlered to leave. BANKERS "DEPLORE tho initalmcnt buying inunia." Which is wise if such inlying is unsound, extravagant in cost or beyond the buyers’ means. But hunker* should reniembeh tliai it is the moving, revolving, working dollar that \\ e should not pretend to say which of the firms makes prosperity, not the dollar mentioned in the liHt should he left out, but we believe that the asleep in the hunk. Ford Motor Company should ho included. The automobile industry ranks second only to the moving picture business in the United States and when the outstanding concern in that particular field is omitted from the list of the ten hrainest and most successful enterprises, we wonder what could be the reason, Oh, Yes, He’s W illin g All Right, Hut— Arc Hit lion* Burning? Not Go!<l Alone. Prohilillion on the Air. Wireless Seeing, Hearing, tty AUTHOR nRISIIANE t'n©»r»«tn tsrr or star t'». Give ail Hie gold in the world to fools of idlers and they would not It in hard to understand how a business started scarcely keep it. more than two decades ago and now leading the automobile field in production and sales, could not he included in the list. Wo wonder how Mr. Forbes could have overlooked the Ford Motor Company ns one of the hrainest of American Corpor­ ations when that concern has made its owner one of the rich­ est men in the world and America’s first billionaire. If it isn’t one of the most successful, can Mr. Forbes explain why Mr. Cousens’ nine hundred dollars worth of stock in IPO I sold for thirty-four million dollars in 1923. C LE AR M O N T —-"Electric * canceling machine installed post office. Phone 102 For Appointing Dr. J. R. Vidler Chiroposhist At Lloyd’s Shoe Star* > Horn* by Sr* - . from JadtomnU j G O I N G NORTH] T h m th frn n o B a l t i m o r e . MnMlMNRlf, P h ila d e lp h ia . < y SrmSitrmm. H o r t o n • Merchants U M Inert Tra rtf.C f iff 100 E. Bar St* Phone j o6f M ]*«ij *—— ^i ■ ■■hMBBBBBBBBBBflBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBflBBBBBBBBIMSI^ FOR RENT SA N FO R D FORUM THE FISH IHHl, April ft, P.I27 could not go, then they could not cat fish. Editor Thu other or citizens bill asks The Sanford Herald for an open and closed season under Delir Sir: — State inspection with a four inch i f you will kindly permit me, 1 mesh. Providing positively for the Unfurnished will make a few suggestions to the season to lie closed during u six case now under consideration. Lot months breeding season. This nat­ Three rooms, Sleeping Porch, Bath. me say that I uni not a fisherman, urally would automatically sort the but have been a citizen of Seminole fish, leaving the undersize and takCounty for most fifty years. 1 note ing the large* ones. You would not N e a r South Side School. in your editorial of the seventh in­ need your pocket rule, to tell when stant you seen: to think that u maj­ you were a criminal, also those lib­ Rental $30.00 Month ority of the citizens favor the hill erated would not die for being now advocated liy the Walton Lea­ hooked. Then too the natural enem­ gue. I think this is im error. In the ies of the good fish are taken in Inst few days I have seen a jie ti-j large quantities, the cat, gar, stink tiou signed by nttout a thousand cit­ shad and sucker, all who pray ypon izens for a law o f a different na­ tiie spawn o f the edible fish and Herald Building ture. In turn are not disturbed by them. As to the It-iigu * bill, ! think it Thus tiie fisherman by removing BBBBHBBIBBMBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBIII quite defective and would largely the enemies o f the fish, protect defeat the object for which it is their burliness. I am reliably in­ drawn, it permits the Liking of fish formed thut one targe catfish will from tho waters only by hook and destroy more fish in a night than a !in<v How about shad and mullet, fisherman with n hook and line they never bite a honk, and still could catch In a week. They eat tho St. Johns ri\cr is the breeding spawn like a hog cats corn. The grounds for shad for the eastern fisherman with nets catch more cut part of the United States. The For­ limn ull other fish, save probably rest Lake Hotel is in tho midst of the stink shad, nnd he also is a these grounds, still wo are informed destroyer of other fish. that during Dio tvio seasons it has Tho iengu? bill further prohibits 819-W 5rtISU Phone 475 not served a shad caught in Semi- lliu only method of taking tho rat- ! note County; yet We all know that fish outside of the seine and net— the shad is a mostt excellent fish,' the trot line and set hook. Don’t you suppose many guests Now as to buss, nil fisherman hnvo ulreudy been disappointed in know thnt comparatively few nre this? taken with a net, they jump over, i In the past we arc told that the It strikes me that one of the shad fishing brought from twenty greatest evidences that the open i five to forty thousand dollars per closed season is best for all. is that year to .^Sanford, and lluit the whole ninety five per cent of the c iti-1 M e S L t, M a r k e t industry hns amounted to about one zens that have lived in the county' 108 PALM E TTO A V E N U E hundred thousand dollars per an­ for from ten to thirty years nre I num. Does Seminole County need in favor o f it, and if there is any* l any o f Uiis just now? one who doubts this let them tnnke , If the lengue lull passes we could n canvass of the people in this j never have another shad. The shad question. is a tpurist fish, it emoes in Decem­ After it all, it seems to me that ! ber and January and loaves in May HALL AND PENTLAND und June. Ho is taken in nil rivers it would he best and a most proper 1 north o f us up to Connecticut. This thing to do for sportsmen, fisher­ Certified Public Accountants bill would prevent catching him men nnd citizens to get together, prepare a proper bill that would Income Tax Consultants where be spends most o f his time. Wouldn't it lie great in live in a represent, protect and conserve tho S. G. Git AY , UcNidcnt Manager county where for forty years they best interests of all, without in­ Phone ?H SI8 First Nathmiil Bank Bldg huvo annually sold unwind a hun­ juring anyone element, and could lie supported by all; and submit dred thousand dollars worth o f fish and not be able to have or soil one. same to our representatives to be How many o f our eighteen thou­ passed. Surely there is an adjust­ sand people go fishing? The ment that can lie reached harmon­ most liberal estimate thnt I iously by all interested. Yours for unity. have heard, puts it about three hundred. If the* others M. M. Lord. Magnolia Avenue House| Dean-Berg Corporation One-Day Service SANFORD LAUNDRY W. PL LONG Frank R. MacNeill and Company G U N M E N F L O R ID A B O U N D ? T A M I*A TR IB U N E Insurance— Loans— Real Estate 107-9 So. Park Ave. Sanford, legal changes nre before the le g is ­ lature now, for the purpose of ex­ tending justice to the public ns well as to the criminals. Possibly When the Legislature gets through, the Chicago emi­ grants will decide against coming to Floridu. Mayor-elect Thompson of Chiengo claim s;"! am going to drive all the gangsters anti crooks «ut of the city— to New . York, to Cleveland, to St. Lotils, nnd elsewhere." Interesting i f true. He may have the good intention, nnd he mny even havo tho power to drive out most of them. Hut he made a slight misContemporary Comment tnkn in mentioning New York as their destination;. Our understand­ Whnt with sex books and sex ing o f New Yurie's criminal laws i„ plays even parents are gettin ing ! that the state is far from being a sophisticated.—-Syracuse iteralDill. mocca for crooks nowadays. Chi­ cago’s departing gajigsters will go Perhaps that radio commission anywhere but t»i New York. Roll- can fiml some way to make a cry*, able news from tho metropolis is tat set work.— Altoona Mirror, that since the Buuims I-nw was udnpted last year, there lias been A bill Introduced in tiie Ontario a great exuilus of professional legislature provides fur the sale of criminal* from Mnuhutteii, and re­ drinking permits to tourists. Is it cord* prove a notable decrease in necessary?— Boston Globe crimes then. Many bandit* moved into New Ji-nt>y, so that state in It’s u hard world. It takes three self-defense bxs to adopt more .generations to make a gentleman ■irustic crime fciws. and only three drinks t.. spoil the We are not mire whether they job.— Birmingham News. will go to Cleveland und St Louis. Business tio longer detaining them There’s little chance for revolu­ in Chicago, « number will naturally tion in a land where people auto­ migrate jo Florida, bringing along matically obey red and green their mmhlltfr guns. That is, they lights.— Saint Paul lloucor Pres*. will conn- here if they think the law and the enforcement a t laws arc The tim© will conic when the safe for gunmen or any other drunken motorist will be treated crooka. Our present laws have not like a mad dog on wheels.— Lafay­ beqp any too offer give. Several ette Journal und Courier. Fla. T H E DOOR TO H A P P IN E S S Is the entrance to a home built with qual* tiy Lumber L E T US H E L P Y O U O P E N T H IS DOOR « t h e y a r d w it h a m i l l s a c k i n g Phone 135 |jond ( j rade Yard: Holly Ave. zip Srrrk« A t 11th, 12th, 13th Slu. �PARE TFIR THE KANFORT) 7TFRALD. SATtTRDAY. APRTL 9, 1927 C H lfL U O T A ricc Tele phmie MB MKS. FRED S. DAlGKIt, SQCI1 l'Y EDITOR Residence Ttlcplinnc 2I7-W The-Parent-Teachers Assocla- ,\ turn hekl.4tx monthly -meeting in tin1 PfhVJul mtiiilorium .Monday night. A fter Ihq business meet- *t nit* Ilie n\i|itlH tjf tlji' school filter MONDAY Inanity Chorus rehearsal for i. i,* nt 8 o clock at the leStuTfu'Giris will meet nt ■rlnck nt the home of Miss E r Spurlinjf gn MellonvHIo Etauqua, concert of Du Mood | f (,.T and Iveturo, by I nE at nt 8 o’clock. B TUESDAY | rl.„ nuctiug and fortnightly ■ i.artv for the Social Depart1 the Woman’s Club at 2:30 ■ with Mrs. Ralph Stevens ft*. John Meisclt Jr., as hostlitauuua, concert, “ Blue DanBneera." lecture, “ Under Ten f t by Edward - Tomilson, nt ■'dock. . , ■utauqua, 'Musical romnnee, I “Blue Danube Singers” at Id ' Department of Hie Wmnlliil, will have a fortnightly I party at 3 o’clock. I WEDNESDAY lliyterical convenes at Bres­ lau' Church at H o’clock. Imnnity Chorus Relrcnrscl |,iotist Chutch. Wcjjinli," at 8:15 o clock nt Irature Dcpartntent of the In’s Chib will have play readfriu. Goose Hangs High’ at k'dock. Lndnlde Class of the MothPhurch will meet at 7 o’clock 1chunh. THURSDAY Lbylcricu! from D:110 A. M. to S'. .M. at the First Prcsbyter- [>*irfv Mrs. E. D. Mobley ret ame(I home Snturtlay evening from Tiilhihustmo where she has been visiting bur daughter Alisa Georgia Mobley. Mrs. J. G. Ball has returned home from Kissimmee where she spent the week-end as the guest of her daughter Mrs. \V. J. Steed. Mips : Frmioca Jones of Winter Park spent the week-end in Sanford ns the guest of Air. and Airs. Knrlo F. Jones. • Mr. and Airs. Raymond Key and small daughter, A tie Ia ide, motor *1 to Daytona Bench Sunday where they were the guests of Airs. Lottie Twitchell. Mrs. I.. AL Hassell returned home Monday morning from Pensacola where she attended tie.* state con­ vention o f the Parent-Teachers /As­ sociations. Mrs. L. A. Spear of Lakeland lias been spending the past two weeks in 'Sanford its Hie guest of 1 her sister Mrs. J. S. Davis at her piss l-cnabclle Hagan and her ' ft, AIL* Kola Mann Handois of j LatoU, left Sunday for TullaKernHer spending the week-end | <■as the guests of Miss Hagan’s ! int*, Mr. am] Mrs. L P. Hagan. ! [I'-s Claire Zuebry, who lids been miling the week-end here with parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Air. and Mrs. Charles F. Henry hry, left Sunday afternoon for and their guest, Mrs. Ituskm Ftlar luhussce where she is n student of Philadelphia, Pa., arc expected F. S. C. W. home Monday evening from hart Myers where they have been visit­ ing Mr. and Mrs. Claude Qgilvie. ^ tHEATIU TOD A V ENT BEACH— Plans tin* a)’ for building toll bridge Muntaiuas River at CreS' it, Bench. t’orrine Griffith In her most powerful screen drama •uni Dripped Tires ... SPECIAL ilk’ ( an Tube Patch Seminole Tire Shop , rn" rl>- Hay ltrothcrs fia TVI. S!l , r , ir ( l O l l e i ’S T III Inter-City Match with tin points. Hr. Hamilton Holt o f Hrdlihsjjj College lot lured in tho school liutli- 5 tmithh Monday night. W. II. 3 Short of Hollins also gave a very ft inl'-it-ning talk. N The ninny friends o f Mrs. Alyr-lft tli* Chulkcr are plod to know die ■ i* convlescing from her recent 'ft illness, ft Mr. mu] Mrs. if, I.. Butler of a Danville* K y„ former winter resi- J dents of Chuluntn were registered ■ at the Inn Sttridny. Mr. and Mrs, W, C, Wjer of Orliiudo were the quests of Mr. and * Mrs. .1. E, Snyder Saturday after- ( noon, jf Emmett Tanner is eritieully ill [ at his home. ■ A. (!. Wntrner mid Mr. \Vindish J made a business trip to Kissimmee k Wednesday. :! Mrs. IL L. Dann will entertain jft her Sumtay School' class at n party ft' Friday Night. ! Mr. and Mrs. Sam Carver are ■ tieinq congratulated over the arri- Jj{ val o f a htlhy qirl at their home. a Mrs. S. I*. Holmes o f N ncndn-t ehus, Tex., arrived Tuesday for a n lengthy visit with her parents, jj Mr. alal Mrs. (Jaston dneohs. Mrs. Anna Williams has been J; apootnted assistant postntnsterami J is in charge o f the post office tin- * til the vacancy caused by the re- ft Brown can be n ]s!>*nalion of H. T filled. Cant, and Mrs, well itf Kansas I i touring the slat Moped in Cliuhii Itoekwell’s brotla They were ineompaiiietl oil their ,tour of the west, const by Mr. and Mrs. Snyder. This is I lie second visit Mr. and Mrs. Rockwell have made to Chuluotn. The beautiful new filling sta­ le won one over Fuller nml Hoy tion and lea-room being built by Chittenden, Sanford. Harry Woten * F. It. Brooks Jr., on the corner >>f and Dr. Maloti won one over IL IS. 1Avenue B. and 7tli Street is rapid­ Stevens and F. Davison, Sanfnid. ity nearing rampletion and will In* L. Holeoni and Todd Smith won l i e of the finest in the county. three over J. Ivy and Red Moiling, The property on which this build­ Sanford. ing is being erected was recently I purchased from J. F. Snyder. ('. P. Simmons of Greenville^ S. Mr. nml Mrs, IL T. Moore are ('. is visiting hero as tlu: quest of • spectoil to return to their lovely Air, and Mrs. Ned Gbit tendon. new home on Spring Lake within 'a few days after visiting Daytona Iteach for two weeks. They will Op Friday iiftonbion little Miss Amin Bell Brown, younu daughter of Mr. and Mrs. (!. H. B iW it etttertainpd a number of tier friends at her home ov IV**k ^venne the occasion being her ninth birthday nnnlversnry. The i-oonis were abloom with all kinds o f lovely spring flowers. The Faster ideas were featured in every way. Quantities of little chicks, Imnnies and other suggest­ ions were used. The afternoon "'as merrily spent in games o f nil kinds. Of special enjoyment was the Faster egg hunt. Quaint novelties were giv­ en L. I*. McCuller Jr., and Carla Wheeler for having found the Delaitd golfers yesterday look the second match of the series now being played with ropro'irnlntivoH of the Sanford Country Club. Tlr* victory of the Voliisiofts oti their home course was a decisive one. Only two Sanford pairs came out on to] i in the indiviiftial fan monies, Floyd Palmer and A. W. Epps were victors by 3 points over J. I! Koch and F. F. Snlslairy in their round and John Higgins, paired with Paul Forbes, was on top by one point over A. Ilmitington and IL I’ . Ford, Detain!. The scores follow: F. P. Wldloker, ( ’ . II. Campbell. Jr., Dclnnd, won two pointn over F. Vililcn and W. Bryant, Sanford. F. I’ . Allen, \V. Huntington won three over A. P. Haggard and B. Herndon. San­ ford. I. L. Kennedy and II. Hunscom won three over Tom Jones and ('. L. Park, Sanford. Fd Gilliund and (J, F, Stewart woi] three over Fly do Chapman and T. Ilcrlmt, San­ ford. Jack Dempsey and Hay Spald­ ing won one point over Bert Chapmand and Ralph King, Sanford. M. AL Rand and LimistYota won three over Leon LcKoy and Carl Terriaiilt, Sanford. A. T. Dtmdas and T. S Hays won two points over John Ludwig and George Herring, jMI ETON— Work under way toliltoii Presbyterian Sanford. nifleling IS. L. Hamahan and J. IS, Mick­ Cluircli here, R IV E R S ID E Have Your Easter Cleaning Done Now Easter is almost here— we will be rushed with w o rt all this week and we lir^e you to send your garments in as early as possible in order to avoid disappointment. Our cleaning will make your frocks like new— save mon­ ey this Easter by using our service, S Rhone 465 110 E. 2nd SL ■ ^BflnHaatiKKKBnNNaaRiiBntiaBmKMnBRafliaiiaH s n a i H s a a m M B M R i n i i n H i i B s i i H i i R H t t f B ’f l ' A a ! THEATRE Jacksonville ^ « " Our Thanks »- 'Tirusie My si cry' of the World! TWO WEEKS HEGINNlNU AI*RI! PH O TO , F IN IS H IN G DONE TO YORK EN TIR E SATISFACTIO N F L A N D E R S S T U D IO OVER MO Itl.KY'S m o w ; STOKE 'A Suitstuntiul Jeweler to our opening Saturday fulfilled our highest ex­ pectations. ; We sincerely extend to those whose presence graced our new store, our heartiest ap­ preciation lor their kind patronage. in a Subataiitial City” 108 Magnolia Ladies House APRON DRESSES W A S H S U IT S CREEIMCRS 1 yr. t<» 3 yrs. # i • • ■■#' * . ■* i . 95c Children’s Our Policy Will Remain The Same High Standard Boy*H “ TH RE E HOURS" Also Two Comedies Milane News TUESDAY firestone 1 T ii P K f l n v ^ I < H I f l Air. nml Mrs. Robert J. Holly rctit rued home • Monday afternoon from Fort Myers where they at­ tended the press convention. 11*AHKANT ON FASTER Sl'NDA-V m Easter Sunday. Evening a kar.t, "The Immorality of isive Smice," will be presented at I Usigrvgutionul Church with fv Ilian fort.\J participating, lutiful custurning effects have n secured ami tile tomb will tie Isunlly realistic. “ r lying Leaves” Kcolling, Ruth Pcaruian, “ Martha Washington Mtinlel" Houslcy. Mary Dighton. “ Minuet” Mozart. Elizabeth Morrison. “ Saltarolle Capriee" Lach. Car­ men Guthrie. ‘•Mamilliin" Schnrnu'uta. Mar­ jorie Smith, Margaret Long, ||irlict Rir slter. i la* Brook' Bilbro. Caroline Cogburn. “ Shallow Pictures" Rlieinltold. Mary Nell Smith. _ “ Poluuuise in A. Majgv” Chopin Catherine Sehirnrd, Julia Higgins, I belnia Tew. "\alse in F. Flat" Durand. Margaret Long. "Concert I’olkn" Bartlett. Pearl Rcbsdn. Department is Sanford Loses To The usual fortnightly bridge party for members of the Social Department of thoWmiuin's Club will lie held Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. Ralph Stevens and Mrs. John W. Mcittch Jr. as hostesses. All members of the departments lire urged to attend the short bus­ al Neighbors ol Amcricn will I nt 7:B0 o'clock at the Olil iness meeting which will precede It is called for 3:30 |nic Hall. This will be an the party. o'clock for the purpose o f elect­ [meeting. rut Teachers Association of ing officers of the department for I'nt Side Primary School will the ensuing year. at 3 o'clock. U, Two. of the Methodist Lh will meet at 3 o'clock at tho HISKUVHS HOLY W EEK li* week services will Ih> held i evening at the Congregulionhurvh between 7to0 and 8 rk in comincrntlon of the lours last hours. The J'Seveii t Words From the Cross" will the texts for Hie special ser- .no ff man, Saide Lein- •i Officers And n , « Little Miss Brown Is tallied the 1:i!'k .* aUdleiKd with n JJ w vy intbiYstihg prot^riDn eotptist 1 M Hostess To Friends On lug 'recitations and soiigs. Mr,s. Ijj remit woii■the attendance B Her Ninth Birthday ■Tupper’s banner far th«- month o f April i*J ENJOYABLE PROGRAM R END ER ED B Y T H E C E C IL !A N M USIC C I $ B The pragornm given by tile Cecilian Music Club on Saturday a f­ ternoon in the studio of Mrs. Fan­ nie S. Munson Vns an interesting nmi enjoyable occasion. The meotihg opened with n dis­ cussion of tile advantages o f the music memory lists being given in tile Sanford public schools. Such opportunities not only unfold mus­ ic appreciation, hut ulsp develops the most desirable faculty of a musical memory. Nothing gives a keener enjoyment than remem­ bered melodies. Some facts from Frame Liszt us composer were followed by the “ Love Dream No* IL, by Chnrlotte Smith. Mrs. Hubert Glenn concluded the program with n most enjoyable rendering of the “ Old Refrain" (Kroislor,) neoctnpuuled by Mil­ dred Nix. The piano numbers included: “ Chnusoti Slave” Kern. Thelma Tow. •'Allegro” Bilhru. Margaret To n once. ” FnfraiuhileV Hugos. Mi|rjorjj Smith. "Curious Story" Heller. Fd- Tnother. Ladies . . 1 . y that we have set lor our patrons in the past, and you may rest assured that we will always present V O IL E G O W N S THE TELEPHONE Gilt I Style Without Extravagance with Warner Baxter and Madge Bellany Harry l.angdon Comedy and Cartoon Coming AUrartioii Eddie Caalor la SPECIAL DEIilVKUY 36 inch M A K Q U IS E T T I Rayon BEDSPREADS P R IN C E S S TODAY ‘•RIDERS OF TH E LA W " Coined) CASEY OF T H E COAST G UARD Slyk* Wit hum ExlravuguniH! * F im Stvect N ext to W oodru ff &Wfatetm �XT'- :.V f: TAGE FOUR WOMAN “ tA m DeadAnd Intend To OFFERS I Stay Dead, ’ ’Asserts Denver NEW REPORT ON STAR Man In Refusing W ea lth *•' i 1 "- " —“ DENVER. April 11— (IN S )— penury nnd envy the luck of Rock“ Tcll then) thut I’m dead—and that cfoller and Henry Ford, I ’ m going stay dead, nnd bur* 1-ttfit year, the a ;ed mother died, ltd.” Half the estate now incrcmPil i That i# the message John J. '\aluc. was bequeathed to the faithrihackleford sent his kin in liar-|ful sister, hnlf went to the mail din, Mo., when he was notified ot who never was believed dead by his inheritance of $2,500 and a his mother. share in the family homestead, | Attain the search for Shackleleft him by his mother. ford was renewed. The Rov. It. Twelve yeaiB «, jg, Shackleford’* E. Corbin, pastor o f the Hardi-i father died. When his estate was Methodist Church sent to Denver settled. John was left without a in quest of the strayed member id rent. The years of toil he had his flock, Intends To Slay Dead sacrificed on the -lO-acrc farm had Shackleford wns located In the been ignored by his father. Angry and bitter, John depart­ mean little hotel where' he was ed from the parental roof, telling confronted with the nows of his his grief-stricken mother nnd sis­ iinheritance. ter that he was going away ” to Anger bliizptl in the little man' die.” eyes as he recalled his elnvetukYears O f Search ing. Yenrs o f search by private de­ “ I've been dead for twelve tectives revealed no clue to the years,” he said. “ And I intend to ■lay dead." living dead man’s whereabouts, death camo frequently to the waitThe information that his Inh ,*r Reports of John Shnckteford itanco would, if unclaimed, go to ing mother and sister. In San the county school, fund did not Francisco, a man had died-ho wn-* shnko his determination to spurn thought to have been John J. the request. His cronies at the Shackelford. The bullet-burn hotel, to whom tho news spread bodies o f unknown Americans like wildfire, gaped open-mouthed doughboys were identified as ut the man who would reject an Shackleford. A wreck victim in onportunity to live a life of ease. Pittsburgh was thought to lie the And so John J. Shackleford fill; t missing man. lives on—a dead man by choice. But the living Shackleford was But his former friends in the little In Denver, earning n meagre pit­ about a reconciliation, and win tance, staying at a little hotel Missouri town are trying to bring where derelicts o f industry spend him back from his self-imposed ttfclr winter grubstakes in near demise. Kir' || GERMANY OPENS FIGHT ON FILMS COMING FROM U.S. Bans Nicotine in Old Folks’ Home W ar To Hitler End Decreed By U. F. A. On Hollywood Control Of Films; Europe Mennced By U. S. Methods TARTS, Apr. 11— ( I N S )—War on American films to tho hitter end is ’ ’ declared by Frit* Iaing, it one o f German's foremost produ­ cers. U r is said to be the last of the great U. F. A. directors. His latest picture "Metropolis." is now being presented and enthusi­ astically acclaimed in lxmdon. Returning to Berlin from the pic­ ture's English premiere, he lingered . in Paris several doyu to confer with leaders o f French film production. In Lang’s present Crumo of mind he is intensely in favor of combatting to the limit the Holly­ wood output Insofar ns Kuropeun distribution nnd exhibiting are concerned. His opinions o f American films were unsparingly critical. Horr Lang’s chief fear wns thut his in­ dictment of American films would not bo sufficiently complete. lie described tho motion picture in­ dustry in the United States ns u i» "dreadful octupus" fabulously cap­ italized and controlling nil ex­ hibiting o f its pictures through chain ownership of thenters. " it menaces nnd seeks to destroy European competition," he suid. Turn In Road "But they have come to the turn b f tho road in Hollywood. They Ell still hsve their dollars, hut they have exhausted their artistic re­ sources. With America’s new cul­ ture and civilization, (hey cannot develop further their inadequate artistic background. They cannot create anything new that is satis­ factory so they must full bark on Euro|i«. "M y motto is Europe for the We have here in the old world for we have here in tho old world fo ourselves." Mass pioduction and stundanllxutlon wore other fnults In Ameri­ films indicated bv lawig. “ They |M can make pictures like they made ci­ g a r e tte and automobiles," bo said. ‘‘The sudden death o f an ,.Amcricun film star, with only a fpw exceptions, would make no i difference, lie or sho could he reirlaccd as easily as nn automobile part is replaced. American films nave not developed any great ar­ tists as bus the stage. They have all standardized, pretty faces with no character. am m Blind Athlete uiiu ot tho tow, it Dl- the only. 1>1iml wrmiler# lit »" world. Hu |a Arnold ltpy»ore. on th* Brigham Young l.'nllly team. Itoyliore meets ell liiciil* In the 146-pound fb Hurdles* of I ho le d Ihul La Hr bUud. CANADIAN LINE NO LONGER BAR TO U. S. INDIANS Hundred Thousand Members O f S i x Nations |Affecicd lly New Ruling In Effect MALONE. N. Y „ Aiir.1I (IN S ) —Tho Canadian boundary does not exist for the American Indians, who may go to nnd from Canada ns often and uh freely as th y did when the Six N'utions were a power on the North American continent. This was llie ruling of a division announced in Philadelphia by Judge Oliver II. Dickinson of the United States District Court. While e f­ fecting more than 100,000 members of the Six Nations, it will have t. direct hearing on the 1,500 mem­ bers o f tin* St. Regis reservation at Hogansliurg, half of which b in the United States and half In the Dominion of Canada. Several Cases Pending At present several cases are pending in courts growing out o' tho situation which tho Fuderu Court ruling sinks to 'clarify. Tin decision means that the Cnnadiui and American Indians are Iniimim to the quota laws and ilumigratim restrictions, and tIiim is expected t< create a still further tangle in Hu litigations affecting tin* Indians ii t lie border ruaervatlluii, The wort uf the immigration, customs am Federal prohibition enforcement bureau< will be hampered to u coll slilernlitn svli>nt The ruling made in a test suit instituted by Paul Dials), an iru quids Indian deported to his res creation in Cutiudfi effects the en­ tire population of the Six Nations The entire confederation supported Dial*" in the legal battle with th* Government over the efforts of the immigration authorities t< class them a* aliens. Diabo was dc ported on the ground# that he wm an alien, and had come into thli country to follow his trade nl structural iron worker without » visa o f entry. The Jay Treaty Immigration authorities contend isl that thp Jay Treaty between th* Unitcl Stales and Crest Britain,li 1791, recognising the light of Am eriran Indians to unrestricted tra vcl across the Canadian border wai ubi ogated by Uie war of 1812 Judge Dickinson held thut the J «i treaty did not affect the Indians status because "it mudu no dlvlsior of their country." Bombardment Of Blazing Oil Begins In Illinois Against The Corn Borer She Gets Her Man Without Bullets lly Inti-nmUonal News Scrviri- I H i l l i d A l l d t ( ” J * * ' *V K A N A K E E , Ilk, Apr. l l - ( I N K ) W o m a i l F o i H l d l n W O O d — A bombardment of blazing oil has been launched in this country.! . .lie only locality in the state o f; MEDINA, Pa- Apr. l l — (IN S ) 'llinois whore n sp.rimen of t h e , —Delaware <min' ilctt rtivd* nnd European Corn Borer costly crop Philadelphia police are co-oRfrat•iest, has been.found. The attack is . , invest i-ntion of >xpee •at* of tlie Borer to ruu.u ln»u- tho finding ot the In. t. A. t! f* lireats--------------arm of a woman in the woods near ble In this section of the state. Tlie Frank Love farm near here, here yesterday by children gather­ ing wild flowers. is tlie scene of the battie. The gruosntimc find, wrapped in Oil tanks, with air compressors mounted near the driver's seat hlood-sfukcd rat . wns discovered force the oil at n pressure of about near the spit where the torso of 150 pounds per square inch through long lines of rubber hose to the burners. The burners arc light carts, made of gas pipe, through which the oil coming through the hose is forced. The rear end of the burner frame, about 20 feet across, is studded with jets like burners on n gas stove. From these jets, seething flames shoot downward, applying nn intense heat to the corn stubble or whatever vegetation exists. No living organism can with­ stand the flame, it is claimed. Miss Dorlhy Applegate Of University O f California Has Made Extensive Study Of Planet, B e l it Doradus BERKELEY, Cal., April,11— (IN'.S)— A “ mastery" star 2,9-10,* 000,000;00(1,000 miles, or 500 light years, from the enrlh, has been studied and additional data con­ cerning it obtained by Miss Doro­ thy Applegate graduate student ut the University of California, it has been announced. The star. Beta Dorndus, is class­ ed ns one of the unsolved myster­ ies with which astronomy has to deal. Miss Applegate, from studies at Lick Ooservatory, was able to furnish accurate data concerning the star’s movements and suggest­ ed that it may vary in brightness. Previous to her discoveries, no' evidence of light variation ha I been noted. “ A considerable number of stn r observed under tho spectroscope," said Miss Applegate, "are found to have velocities toward nr nwuv from the earth which varies with tho time o f observation. “ In most enses this variation is spcrodic nnd usually is explainable by tho hypothesis that they are double stars, revolving about cacn other, and at such a great distance from the earth that they appear to motion is such that is cannot l-e he a single body. "In some cases, however, tin* explained as purely orbital. This is true of the class o f stars known as Cc pile id variables. “ Stars exhibiting variable veloc­ ities of this kind usually vary in brightness also. But a few poss­ essing these pecularities in motion have no discoverable light varia­ tion. Beta Doradus falls under this general class." If further observations sup­ port. Miss Applegates finding, the mystery of the star may b • somewhat cleared up, it was said at the university. ONTARIO RUSHES LIQUOR SURPLUS TO THE BORDER Brewers Anti Distillers Arc Working Overtime To He Ready For Bin Spree When Americans Arrive May lli f latrodui'tiiK ■9■ TH E SANFORD HERALD, M ONDAY. A P R IL 10. 1927 W ATKRSTOW N, N. Y. Apr. il (IN.S)— With the grand opening less than a month away, brewer ies and distilleries in Ontario art already hard at work striving to get up a surplus stock that will take care of llie expected rush oi thirsty American across the line this Summer. A Prescott the famous old Wist Distillery and the McCarthy Brew­ ery are already piling up keg after keg o f liquid guaranteed to re fresh the thirsty "aliens” from this side of Hie line. "Ferguson’s Foam," tho baldly touted 4.4 beer provided by the Premier’s hill two years ago, prov­ ed such a flat failure in Ontario that the "ronl stuff" legal after May 15 according to new legisla­ tion at Teronto, is expected to g< like wildfire, for n short time at least. To cope with the "homo con­ sumption," every little hamlet will have its government store, while the larger communities will be well supplied with stores. [loo hi Is Coming "Blit it isn’t tho homo boys win will fill our strong boxes," a prom­ inent Canadian distiller said. His idea of the coming "boom" was obtained as be showed an in Wrested reporter about his big es tnhlishmcnt. “ Figures compiled by tho pro­ vince of Quebec vouch for tile fuel .hat Americans buy u good share if all liquor* produced in that pro •’ilii'Oj" tin* distiller declared. "W e therefore take it for grunt­ ’d and the first two months' buailess will doubtless bear rue out, 'bat American dollars will pout into our tills, just ns they have in *o Hie Quebec dealers'." "Were you anywhere near the Canadian border when ’ Ferguson’* Zonin' became legal two years »go,” the distiller asked the reMirier. When tho newspaper man re died lie was the distiller offered dm a sample of the product lie vill soon pul mi the market. Tilden Is Favorite To W in At Pinehurst A girl of 21, with a revolver holster slung to her slim waist, repre­ sents the majesty of the federal law in Oltlnlionia. She is Miss Pauline Funning, o f Muskogee, one o f the youngest women deputy marshals in the United States. Miss Fanning is quick on the trigger, hut never hns fired at anybody— yet. __________ “Paradise Without Forbidden Fruit” German Envoy’s Impression Of State KINO MUCH BETTER BUCHAREST, Apr. 11— (IN S — Ung Ferdinand, who has been sufYring from Influenza, bus made mch improvement thut the court ■ now satifivd thut the danger of »ls death has been temnorurily •Voided. * held by Jerry Long, of New York. Tilden is one of the contestants in the singles championships which started here today. Others entered were: George Lott. Jr., Chicago; «■>. II. Vos hell, New York; Fred Ilaggs, New York; Joshua Wheel write, Boston; Thomas Mnngin, Philadel­ phia. , , Among the women net players ent. red were:— Mrs. Mary Jessup, Wilmington, N. C. Mrs. Stokes Weaver, New York; Mrs. Helen Lockhorn, Mnmnroncek, N. Y., nnd Mrs. DcForest Candee, New York. W ASHINGTON, Apr. I I — ( INS) pa, then by steamer across the Gulf —“ Paradise without the forbidden of Mexico to New Oilcans* across fruit" is (lie impression " f Florida Texas as far ns San Antonia with md the south that Baron Ago Mnl- a stop at Houston; up through Tex­ tznii, German ambassador to the as and Oklahoma to Kansas City; United States, brought hack to thence to St. Louis and buck to Washington from his first visit to Washington. ho south, he told International Too Late to Classify. The proverbial southern hospital­ News Service today. ity impressed both the Baron and The Ambassador, who has just tho Baroness. The Baroness was 14 returned from n swing through the enthusiastic in voicing her appre­ FOR RENT — Furnished or unfur­ iimtli and southwest plans to set ciation of the hospitality she en­ nished rooms space for car 1009 mt again just after Easter lor lum­ countered; the beauty and culture Union Avc. ber tour that will take him to th' o f the southern women and parti­ Pacific coast, lie and the Baroness cularly how impressed she was with Mnltzcn are taking advantage of their charm of manner nnd their ihis, their first opportunity since taste in dress. mining here two years ago to see Baron Mattznn said thut tm Vmcricn. The touring will lie for business where on liis trip did ho encounter •s well ns pleasure. The Baron I old any suggestion of a survival of the nteriintional News Service he war time animosities against the visited to become as well acquaint­ German people. He said that every­ 'd with the commercial and indust­ where he found business men eager rial life of America us possible and Ito jo Mime and extend the old com­ Germany ic will devote much of hits time to mercial relations with that prevailed before the war. staldishing commercial contacts. In Florida the Ilnron was im­ Every city where there is u Ger­ pressed with the quick recovery man consulate will be visited. The southern tour just completed made in Miami ami vicinity from took the Ambassador first to Flo­ tho hurricane dumuge o f last Sep­ rida with visits to Miami and Tam­ tember. P L A N T C ITY — Work cvJ paving in vicinity of union r in Plant City by Seaboard A “ir| Railway. PENSACO LA — ieOO.OOQ Issu to be voted on for imgj merits in Okaloosa County spring. S xV N F O I u T CASH LUMBER 710 W. First St., ITtone 41 W. S. PRICE, Mgr. NEW L U M B E R YARD | A Complete Line ot Medicine Cabinets Cypress and Pine Framing * ,» •I Sheathing Siding Flooring •1 Celling Finish - : ' Thu L ■ JB Mouldings " ' Lath ii ■i i-*, Ilrick Lintc Plaster White Rock Plaster UoarJ Nails Screen Wire Guilders Hardware Doors W'indows i Murphy Iron ing Board Made to Order LOANS M J. H. JACKSON 112 E. Second St P h o tic You can’t stop it! Traces Of Ancient Man Found In Ruins Of Old City Of Corinth SYRACAUSE, N. Y... Apr. 11— ’ IN S )—Traces c.*f the well-known niddlti-mnn have been found in 'ulus o f undent Cornith, accord­ ing to Prof. T. Leslie Shear of (Vinceton University, who 1ms di­ rected the undeground exploreion for the ancient Greek civiliuition for several years. The ■vculth and luxury that was nn mtstniiding feature of the legenlary city gleaned by the inhalitunts from handling goods that uttered Fornith and passed on to •ther cities o f Greece, lie said. Professor Shear was a speaker icfore the Syracuse (diopter of he Archaelogical Institute of Amiricn on "The New Excavations of Cornith" at tlie University Club. His talk was ilustratcd with ilides o f the work being conduct­ 'd in tbo Grecian city. Among tlie pictures were views if fine heuds o f statues that ulorned the great Cornith Theater, vhich lie exhumed from 40 feet of iccumuluted derliis. Strangely rnough, most o f the heads showed hat their subjects had worn red lair, so it probably was believed a tlie eleventh century before the Christian ere that "gentlemen pre'or blondes." Ry using colored slides Profes­ sor Shear portrayed clearly the fresco painting around the wall which bounded the arena and ftuge o f the theatre. The theatre vns often the scene o f wild and reliant gludutoriul feats, lie ex­ plained. M arshal Jailed For Killing Drunk Man If the face powder you tuw use does not stay on long enough to suit you—does not keep thut ugly shine away mdofhii'.itiy — joes not make your skin cob rlul like a pouch— try this new wonderful spcciul French Process Face Pow­ der failed MKLLO-GI.O. Remember the name MELLO-GLt). There’s nothing likp it. —Sunforl Drug Co. ■ Don’t Swear at Your__* tobacco taste, what a w orld o f mean­ Celery Crates ing in each w o rd ! The natural purity o f fine Use Shinholner’a Crates and Swear by Them tobaccos made to yield every last bit o f taste I CAN and character. That’s h o w g o o d th r " n a t ­ ural" 7s! WEAR SMALLER >WE Invito your compari-5 jBon In tho fields whero cel-5 jery is being packed. ;; |PROMPT service? Oh, yes.5 j We are within an hour of 5 inny celery field o f this dis-5 trict. : H YB SII can waaramalUr, O daintier ahoea ainca I uaa Tu. It la bacauta my faat ata navar awollan or tandar any Dior*. Tha mi nine you put your faat In a T it balh, you taal pain and landemaaa dtawn out. Obi What fallal. No tnora, tiled, aching, burning, ahoa-chiriad feat. T it draw* out tba poiaona and aLida that puff up you r feat, data boa of Tia fora fawcanu at a depaiuaaoi suite. natural tobacco tast<D $ Girls! m SHOES, NOW , Sales fig u res fo r 1926 are p r o o f e n o u g h —w h a t m en w a n t in a c ig a re tte is PONCE DE LEON, Fin., Apr. 11. — (I N S )—Town Marshal George Wooten was in jail today us a re­ sult of the fatal shooting of Colum­ bus Eldridge. Eldridge was said by county au­ thorities to have been drunk and to have knocked Marshal down twice. Wooten fired from u kneeling po­ sition and hitting Eldridge three times, once in tlie head. S Government Officials PutUnderExtra Guard W ASHINGTON, April, it. — 'I N S )— Extraordinary precautions have been taken to guard high gov ■rnnu-iil officials because o f the loath sentence in tho Hnceo-Vunzel•i ease in Massachusetts. Whether actual threats have heett made ugaiiut their lives w«* ml divulged, but an armed guard in# been assigned to protect the muse o f Secretary Kellogg, and *ther precaution# have l>cen taken. The government has had nothing o do with the Sacco-Vanzetti case, •ut a world-wide sympathy has wen stirred up In their behalf. rhls ha# resulted in a number of lemoiistratiuns ut American cm•assies and legations abroad. IMNEHURST, N. C„ Apr. 11— (IN S )— William T. Tilden 11, formcr National champion, wns n fav­ orite here today to win the United North nnd South tennis crown now Anna May Dietrich, prelty . wood milliner, was found year. Dr. David L. Marsh*!)) now serving a sentence for t Dietrich murder. i * {Crates distributed through" ■American Fruit Growers,* line., and Sanford Oviedo5 [Truck Growers, Inc^ ? = a S. O. Shinholser Crate Manufacturer Chesterfield -andyet, they’re MILD 611 �TH E SANFORD HF.RAT.P. M O N D A Y APR IT. in i w t Want Ads Are Quick, Inexpensive; Read For Profit—Use For Results 4— ltusinoss Service ssified Kates * T: X ,,;oori t r" » u r i ' ; ,,? number of l Wutil' . schedule l>uurn to r nv^ns'-rtluit*. No ml 11— M iscellaneous “ WE CUBAN YOIJH HUGS ABSO LUTELY C l.K A N ’ Our rug denning plant is ntrUtly modern. 1'hollo Orlando 9083 or drop Prices snnn* n*» i Irlnnilo. Rum* ua u card and our Baltntnmn will call to tic© you. Mattress Co. 1122 Church SL Orlando. l-'lorida. OFFICE FOR r e n t — in Mcl.ch 21— A c r e a g e F o r Snle Rldg Apply A. F ConnrUy A --_____________ Well ©slubliMicd ptiv-jBoni, Magnolia and 2nd. OUT OUR WAY 7---- -------- --------- —- — • — I' I lit SAI.E 1 — ludit-t “ ......shop. ‘ — ** ** — * mt; RiuKonnb'©. Sick■l*** . nil c fi.r M'lllh'i: but. I'liolto fill)-1 ---------- — * r1 By William ------:----------- ------------------- 1 ■ -i i«_.iJ NOW IS T U B TIM E ATTRACTIVE ruonts to rent for ‘ Tl-UWlK l i v e NOtrliNlCr A i m V VAtLW ? Y A "L T v iwetia TO HUY T H A T FARM "lore* or offices « f l'urk Ave i I tLLSC. i b OO B U T CHTA *5C.E T f\' LO;feA Tt-liMfiS AND S T A R T SOMETHING is * t and Commercial £.treet. W. M 1 I../1 c o m e , d gvnu W E n e We are all going buck to tile MONK1 MAMMIMGS MA DOES T u .' ‘ h*'» 30°T I ip st«)v© stile i now mi my ©n- Young, Owner, 20R Park Ave., op. »£*' mu where real values Will al­ • . « * B A T H S , Will «H> I i£' /\»4D ^ \ T o w B o a r d s * ■* lirc sin. 1; tit coil. |). W . Sltnrl M " . posit© Ctiurt House, F £ R V-tlM — VJUW 1 S E E M .1 chorgud tufcjn rn. vUurM. rUii.-M. un un.l ways prevail, .lust now is the time FOR V O U ? nPlCLRE. I .under Arcadp. l",n inilead , ...u.i'J *'f of Hit' the word “ ,,“ 1 innMER BLOvgiM1SOAP BOBBLES line in»le““. _ n„„ to move it few miles from Sanford BUSINESS LOCATION •F,y,ra*«« * » n" I 'S k i T AK iO Tt4E.R and start that chicken farm nr.I FEf? HIM '-NILE HE BuSTfcO 'eah*' ■otinvr AOS, will n* N * TWO REFRIGERATORS — Go.nl NIUE STORE room 15x00 raise vegetables for the home mar­ W O T p te R IKI TvU S VJAOLE rttrona ami culL-oier 220 Magnolia Avenu*. Suitable ? >r ciimlition; priced rvasntmhle.Pier*• at EM NNiTB A BEAM SAOOTER ■ THE SEM INOLE PR IN TE R Y -Jtamiy for pnymertt. 'Tb'JNM A S BtGr AM reasonable). ket. Just such n place can be had win I i n kin. Inc, M cLum ler Arcnd.i. small business; rent ■J52" Jit order* nre nayANSCO CAMERAS on the Sanford-Orlando road about AT-S A KlNDA SWELL MA ME'S A p p ly a t A . P. Connelly & Sum., 7 mo .-a n io r u -u n n n a o roan auoui T tftS * publication. Phone 880. EASV MARK A S A M I SUPPLIES 224 Magnolia Ave. Phone 48. ™l c * fr""> Sanford n tho g ot B o r - oi-t - you 'r e a P o r t / j 001 \V. Oth St. \S\ N. I.umlcy Prop. .X A M . high and healthy oak and pine I 11— Rooms Without Hoard. GOOD Scout-TOO MA *[fj ” , published tile *nm« section good for citrus fruits, good 1 for poultry and good for all kinds H. I.. Pcrkina — JInhcnhaher V i w o u l d m ' T r a d e Sm . x,nq. If .in error I* mod's LARGE FRONT Room furnished i IH— W a n te d T o Rent o f vegetables. Thirty acre**, high ....... for Collegiate o * . 5r rV l . n l .1 will not be for housekeeping or sleeping. $4 and dry location for n home and Clothes. 110 First Street. oie f 'r more than one weekly. Oi l R, 5th SL i 'V four acres In muck for vegetables ' * iiisertl.n. tberefor* BUSINESS — Couple desire small should be notified at ■■■*& or bulbs— It will raise anything |BUILDING B LO C K S — Irrigation A TTR A C TIVE ROOM, — Cool, apartment, private hath; garage; -—the mnn who wants to work rati avtinTASCB OltDKIlH j boxes and geriernl cement work modern, reasonable. Inquire 705 May 1st must be close in. Box T make a good living from this care Herald. m.dr In nemo- ol The ' • <1 Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Ter- Park Avenue. plate. If vou are Interested add nVrold off Ire or by willcger, Prop. Xelepbono dlncontlnress OWNER, care Sanford Herald. ,Her» ure not Vhl JROOMS,— With or without mcnlf. W A N T TO RENT— vacant lot Any reasonable offer and terms subject to snle, to be used to build anriCATlON IN D E X : The Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. fclaMlfleatlon* are poster advertising board or bulle­ will he considered after you have LA N K Y .S DBUG STORE— Pre­ mid numbered for tins. Write Barker Porter Adv. seen the property. 15— A pa r ( nig n t F o r Rent scriptions, Drugs, Stain. Wo are <f*rMire. They are madeCo. Geo. A. linker, Box 742, Or­ r.s near you ns your phone. Call KM t<Miet Irally and nuttwrIhr ad* uudef-farh head* FURNISHED apartment for rent, lando, Fla. 23— wanted Real Eatatc iilso made-UP alphabetT H IN K — If you are thinking of first floor, (ill Myrtle Ave. building, why pay tho Architects —— -----------------------— —----. FIBD HATH 8CIIEDULK several hundred dollars for plans,[FU RNISH E R —. Apartment, up- l ‘J— Houses F o r Sale -"m Ifnlloivlmt schedule tell* ■I when you can get tho same free, lid airs, with screened porch; garage, l[, of eot aolbl ad* from i, to 3 f* word* for one to and keep your money in your pock 111I 'Park Ave. Inquire SUIT Patk $100 Cash and 5fMi monthly will j ■ When centered et . For further information sec Ave. W ANTED FARM BARGAIN buy bungalow on Magnolia Avenue! r« ntdered. each line will SANFORD N O V E LTY W ORKS.:-------------------------------------------0» a o» 0 word*, Price $ih()() Buy direct from ow­ V. C. Coller, Prop. Building Con-1 FOR RENT word ruto npnllea to each. ner. Phono 148 ami ask for Mr. >n fur example 15 word* trnctor, General Shop & Mill Work Furnished apartment, J rooms and Mitchell. 10 or 15 acre celery farm equip­ Inttrllons at lc » word and House Painting, 115 N. [hath all modern conveniences is time* 26 or 1 ? French Ave. Phono 2115-J. an le«» wnrdi. Unfurnished apartment, h menu FIVE ROOM HUNG A LOW: Local ped, and with good small holm1 / iitrd »» and hath, all modern conveniences. t.,| 0„ t.orncr j„ Sanford Heights. 1 LUMBER and complete lino of ■bo m . . , -, , l-argo rooms, well constructed, U building material. Low prices. Vi o Store room close in suitable for plenty o f windows, large porches,, Have $2000 cash for first pav2 o Security Lumber Co., "Whero Good 55it 2: O Business Loll ^complete bath room with shower. Grades Come From" Maplo and any mercantile. c * So % V ■Electric range and water heater Sixth. Phone 7D7. Ho PL* I 1^*r4 C|Ml ■t§ Two bed rooms, large living room, meal if balance can bo paid $1000 10SH tl rl ' k ~-Apartmc'nt and bed- 0^c Owner lives out o f tbe city Phonograph Repairing room. *1— 0 Oak Ave. (a ll < |nud is willing to sell ot less than 8.00 1.31 2.2$ Piano Tuning II V N I-W M o r m e R S G E T G R A W . 2.40 4.in present value. $100 cash and $73 yearly. Call al our office Monday ! t.lt By experts with 17 year* ncc. u s. pat, 6rr. cj* O l»r7 IT HI* «tHV>CC 1.83 2 55 4.42 TWO rooms, kitchenette and hath; monthly will buy the property. * --— — ________ ________ exoarienco. 1.(3 2.70 4.Gft beautiful outlook; all Improve­ Box 73, care The Herald. 171 2.85 4.94 Sanford Music Store ments; attractively furnisher.; ] tut 3 00 5.20 or Tuesday Neruggs-Scogitan Re and Gift Shoppe 5.4 0 1.15 f ' ii r o I I I Y ^ iu if 1 Il 'mlN iitiHihoivd 5 In «. Iiulh Int» I moderate rent bv week. Young’s PARK AVE NU E RESIDENCE:— 1VJ \ *t I I ( I I I 1 i t j 8 1 l o l l , i Ii i h i i fui’ ii.ooo oo i<ih'Ii , shall tie 5.7 2 z.zn Room 10 & II McLumler Arcade.j A|mrlro|1|ll o ffi, 0 200 N. Park 1,‘ift within easy walking distance o f ' iliie aiul payaldo on July I, IS-S; 2 07 Z.45 5.9* Phono 832. j A (,e 0.24 ii,mil-, nuiuliereil 7 to ft, lioth illthe heart o f Sanford. An attractive ally Co. Masonic Temple Phone To Grave O f Mother ilnslvi', 2.10 n oii fur 4 l.flaa.oa eueli, shall lio I 25 Z.75 i. ;..i house on large lot. Double garage FOR YOUR H E A LT H ’S SAKE > 0 .7 *1 --------i line ami iiayalile mi July I, t'.*.13: a.'jo 2 .J4 CLEMENTS APTS. —012 Park. two bed rooms, living room, kitch­ "1|M 4.05 7.02 ADT li Y CHIROPRACTIC CARROLL 1 lliuuls ninnherea :< to 10, hothin4.20 7.21 I j USTMENTS. Dlt. \«. E. M A C -1{ I”; J i!ii PITTSBURGH, Apr. 11.— (IN S ) c i" H '*■ fur * ... .no cn.-li, shnit ho , " ' T * A.pt' 'l ''iU'rt" t en and dining loom. Complete 735. 7 54 4 .as i.c i bath room including shower hath. lOltRAL. 1ST 154T N A ’ A l, I A A f t' DOUGAL, ATT. T L BANK -F rie n d s of Karl Carroll, New i Itiiliits ''*y "hu '; liunil'i'IS'it tl to ••II,*Mimth ............... ...... 2.70 4 50 7 40 II. Clements, lhiena Vista, Gn. Rain water tank, house is pnrtlv BI.DG. l ’ UONE 482-J York thrnli leal producer, today Iti.'liislvi, fur |t,Olio.00 ©arti, shall W ASH ING TO N, Apr. I I — (IN S ) - ( 4 45 K.0( 2.7* furnished. Price $05110. Only $250 HZ2 , Aa 4At) learned why he asked the courts n, .hm nail puviiiiie on July l.l».v»: — A Pumper crop o f millionni:a . # , First floor unfurnished apart 8.58 :.:.7 4,:tr. cash required. Box 431 care Thi CONCRETE In every shape nnd for u 10-day extension of the <lato 11114"isJVi•,'' for ' *V.'flfl11*fl0 i’u.h.' Shall incomes U is bein.r being crown grown this VPPC yep? .’ i a.oo 5.10 It.ft 4 form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ ment for rent, vacant April I SL Sanford Herald on which he was to begin his year- I,,' line mnl iiayahti' mi July I, lii’UI; in tho fertile soil o f national pros* 2.15 5.25 9.10 015 M yitle Ave, Mrs. Noble, 21— I.OI H For Snle Mmiils 1itimhri . il I Ti lu III, Iiulh In- parity, according to all mlvaned mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod­ aud-n-day s.nlencc in Atlanta peni­ i l||S|ve fur ll.flflii flii Kiirli, hIi .i II lie indications marked down hy the S M A LL COTTAGE — on rear of ucts Company, Fifth and Maplo tentiary for perjury. iliu* ami pa>iihli' mi July I. IBS7: FURNISHED— apartment, ull lot on Mugnolia Avenue. A dcsirSts. Phone 112-W. Carroll, unheralded and unbe­ I Infill SI II111!Itit*I l-ll 17 til is. Ilfllll 1Il­ United States Treasury, conveniences, private bath, screen- nbel ___ place to live while building a FORT MELLON CORNER LOT — l-Ill Mlx fur 11,nun.nil each, shall be known to bis friends, paid bis an­ touncentcnts Unlesa the dollnr-seeds o f th o . In first section, will sell for $2,000 CLARENCE SMITH ed porch, garage. 1119 Myrtle A\o. larger home on the front o f the nual pilgrimage to the grave ol line mill |in)lilile nil July 1. 1U3K; treasury are fnr o ff In their pro..... $25 cash and $10 Itnllils ltllinhrli‘il IS In In, Imth General Contractor "V lot. Owgior is in need o f a little on terms o f KENT W AVING — $10 Address Box 101 care his mother hero as l.e has done lmlnsiM*. fur f I,nnn.tnt each: shall dictions* the number of person* UNI* U K N I S I I E D g a r a g e a p a r t - i rnh|, nntj will sacrifice the ph u o monthly. C O O West First Street since she died, April 10, 1921. h>* iliiu unit imynhli* mi July I. mas: who have just nald taxes on in­ IG, Marcelling by our ©xment fo r rent. A p p ly 11- \\ Uh | |CKH than its real value, $5(1 cash The Herald. lliiiiils iiiiinhered II lu II. Imih comes o f more tnun u million dolat Phone 441 Carroll laid a floral offering on ;r*tar. Blue Bird Beauty ■J fur 11.mnl.uii each, shall Street. , jr,(| namthly jiuys if. Box N. lit.* grave, and hurried hack to New I liii'lnslvi*. Pftone 5411 J. a.' line mnl iiiiyahli' uii .Inly I, lain; lurs during 1920 will reach the $25 CASH AND $10 monthly will York, where he is in journey to * It'.mis uiiiulu'i i ll I.'! In I*. Imth l*>t list minding total o f 250. Tho ■../ C LE AN IN G , PRESSING, DYING TWO OR THREE — room furnlsn' laic well located lot on Laurel ru*'*' ' ■"< ' Vd ' I Xluslvi-, f'.r ll.ona.iin eueli. shall lie number o f people paying taxes on — “ We do it Better," Try uh. Roy­ ed apartment, for rent. 018 Oak ‘ Avenue. This property is close lu Atlanta. | Im* ami puMihii* mi July I, It'll: OmobilcH al Cleaners und Dyers, J. O. Juck- Avenue. It.imls iiuiuhi ri'il I.'i tn Hi. Imth III- incomes ranging downward from and is surrounded with good look* 20— F a rm s Fur S ale I eliislvu. for $1,000.00 eueli.'shall i.c quarter of a million is expected to soit, 305 East Second St., Phono , |ing homes. A fine site for a ,* due ami pavaido mi July I. 11*12: one milliuit dollars a year to it v iiT iri: 481-J. home. Ibix A. B. C. rare Herald. THREE ROOM— apartment un­ Ibiml* jitimbDirif 27 In Imth ill* “ BOOST SANFORD it i:s( it. 1 " i n i.\ i ‘m iv im .v ii Kin: . . . . shall <orraspoudingly increase. furnished, with garage, Summer T ill; lUH li|\ii A n 11 <si v INI 1 i*tiihivi*. fur 41,000.0.1 inrh. . . . . . . .. i WI I . . , * l i j l ,1 . . . 1 X I. • ,1 , ft #, , • VS XX HE New Sanford Booster HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY Im* aiul payal'lu on July I. I » n ; j Tintrensury does not know, BEST BUY IN AG R IC U LTU R ­ PALM ETTO A V E N U E LOT. — n u t h m : iik a p k i .t m a i . h o n i ' rates, near bouutlfiii Crystal Lake liip!ny*.ng bunch of celery iionds niimlo ii it ii* to Jo, lad ii Inmn| has no means of k now ing, * -Cleaning, pressing, tailoring. T f ’ Sm lth^U ke Maiw 1 :l . 1 1 "ill in' I'ii h i : t • 1 : 1.1 • IN A L LAND north of Hughey Street. Will sell S i ’KiMAI. I u INI' KI.IJKTION i m *ch. Studebnker Agency 105 S. Palmetto Avenue. P h o n e ' * UxkL In The State Of Florida da'*" and pay 1 ?l!ie"on< ’j u l y 1 ,i. IMt"; maliy m i l l i o n a i r e ami for less than cost if taken at once. m: IIKI.II IN g l ' I U ’ IAI. T A N « Oarage Co. ihinUM iitiinti«*refit ni in :iu, iintii in-1 iiiulli*ihillIotuiii,i!ii there lire l i i In the flowing well district near Kusy terms. 34C-J. SKI li 11 tl, HISTHIKT Nl'M ItK l: Address S. It. S. THREE-ROOM Furnished Apart­ It doe* know , T W o * 1!■* HI-SMIM It. K 1 '* it'N'1'1. elusive, for $ 1 ,011(1.1) 1) euili. shull_ li" in (lie cmtiitiy. Sanford, with clay subsoil. On Care The Sanford Herald. ment. Apply Herald Office. however, that 2(17 persons "conl l.n lt lh A ( S A I D IMSTUHJT IIK- due ti till puyiifiio op July i, CHRYSLER the highwuy und one mile from M E TA L ROOFING—The Roof Ev­ Itolids nilinhereil za lu .It. I.O.I, A„ t() , ‘o f m„ ro than I M i AI .SI 1 K N l l W N AS I.ONIJ* elusive, for (l.nilU.un iiii 'I i , shall 0 erlasting. Metal shingles; TWO ROOM S— furnished for light R. R. station. J. FULLER MOTOR CO. PARK AV E N U E LOT—Just sou: h W'aMiD Si *1 1111 il. DISTIlIK T). due aiul payahlc on .Itilv I, IP Hi; $1,000,000 in 11125, the last year i W l licit HAS. un nils DU ilay uf Already cleared, Perfect 1Ave, at loth St. Phono Ci»2 standing senni tin nnd galvanized housekeeping. 719 Oak Ave. of Thirteenth Street, facing east, Iionds tiiiinliered a5 to bmh In- for which complete figures .trij ■ 1■" Jniiliat'V. 1!'I7. 11 pel It Inn was pre* drainage. roofs. See Juntos H. Cowan. Oak can he bought for $2,750 on any Septe'l in (lie II.mnl of I'liMie In* rliinlve, for $1 .00(1.nil i vi’li, shall Im available; that 138 person* ail*. ~ Virgin soil o f unsurpassed fe r­ reasonable terms. This is an ex* striieii'Mi for Hie Kmitiiy *,f s'einl- due and payable on July I. It*t7; ■ave. and Third St. Phone 111. FU RNISHED— flat to rent, 1304 BODGE Ilonils tiitiTihornd 37 In ZS tioih In* mlttcil nnd paid on incomes be* mile, stall- ©f Florida, sis m il ay tility, will grow anything. cellent location for a Duplex * Iiislx'c, for $ 1 ,000.00 each, shall in­ tween $500,000 anil $750,000, and tliiio twi’iily-flve * gS**"*.) pci * cars and Graham Trucks M ATRESSES properly renovated;Park Ave. Can he seen between Hi 1,000 Acres in units o f 5 acres, Apartment House. Ilox 100 care more rent of llo* duly ouiillfli'il ideelors due anil pa) aide oil .1li Ix 1, It'll: that the astonishing number of one day service in Sanford, by i A. M. and 7 P. M. ns many as you want. 11nlid* lllimln red I a tn 10, Imth In­ ■i 13th St. Phone 3. ri’sldlaa within said Sporlnl Tax The Sanford Herald. Snnfnrd Matross Factory. Phone — ------------------------- ; i on in nine* Ix-tween Sanford Mutrcss Si'limd I'ls lrlil No I uf 8 einlniilo clusive. for ll.iiiMi.fifl i' iii'Ii, shall In­ 8,873 puid AT A PRICE SO LOW IT W IL L [N E W LY — furnished apartment* due ami payahli* ml July I. I!*t!l; $100,000 and $500,000 annually. tfg flS r Kouiily, I lurid. 1 , 1 said Dlslrlet lie402-M. "Make Your Head Swim" FOR S ALE — Two lots in Oak Hill Itia also liii.iwn ns I.o u k w oih I Sellout Iionds mouheiid 11 to 12 , Imth In­ — 'fo r rent, on Park Ave. Three NS & COWAN CO., Auto The trcuMiiy prediction of an Home Seekers, Here Is Your clusive, for tl.OiiiiaO cut'll, shall Im lU s lr i r i ) link1 11 u amt piiltlolilna and two lots in Iluenn Vista $050 blocks from First St. Summer »tnr and shcel metal works even greater crop of mllllonai''* Hoard to call and order an I due amt pay aide on July t, 11)5(1; Chance each, cash payment andterms to said Ih'tuls iimnhen*d *1 lo 4(, both In­ incomes for the year 1928 is based r*4 ornamental sheet metal WIGHT-CHRIRENHEURY PRIN T rates. D. I.. Thrasher. oloillmi i " ho liidd within sail*’ It May Never Coni© Again suit purchaser. Box xz care liar- Kporlal Tax 81 liool Dlstrlcl No, I I- clusive. for 1 1 .ouo.iio each, shall lie upon tile proven fact that '20 wua SHOP — Printing, Engraving, f«L 71C-W, 207 French A-e. If you can make a small cash aid. ■lotormliie whether or Pol (here due and payable on July I. 1951; Embossing. Seu us first. We do lfi— Houses Fnr Kent Iionds numbered 45 lulii. Iinlli In- a better ail around buxine** year should In* Issiii'il hy said. Dlstrlid payment nnd finnnre your first The advance indics.it. Phone 417-W. R. R. Avenuehoods lit ihu sum of KIKTV TIliJltH* elusive, for $1 ,000,0(1 each, shall lie than *25. crop, it will easily pay for the AN'FOIH) RUICK CO. AND I $60.0011,01') I *1 ll.1.A IIS. tin due and payable on .Inly I. 1052; ticuis for 1927 are that it will ex­ 'FU R N IS H E D — five room house land. Commercial Street. 25— R xchnngp llollils numbered 47 lo lx. Imth Inproceeds of I ho sail* of spell hood" *12 Magnolia Ave. ceed 1920 in prosperity. for rent, Phono 805-W. etlislve. fur tl.ilfla.Oo each, shall to) lo he lined for the purpose of ui'i|illrIf you arc looking for a "Snap" Phone 307 Inii, i hi 11*111im . oiilaruliiK. rurutsh- dti< and pay a lit* on July 1, i:i5Z; Here It Is 5— Help Wanted Female I'.omls mi inhered 41* in 50. both tn* I mm or idhcrwlsc liiiiiiiivliiu ilu* NEW, — Small house in Lake See Mo At Onco soiinol hull,Unas and school aroiinds elusive, for $ 1 ,000.00 i'iii'Ii .shall lie W IL L — Exchange equity lu French Mary, garage, vent very low to HUPS—SHU MONS . . »• D for Do* ixcliislve lino of Die due and puyalde on July I, 1054; W. M. YOUNG Avenue lot, near new high school and inford Automobile Co. pill'll 1* fro,- school» xv||til 11 said Dis­ The pritielpul and Interest of ull of W A N TE D — Sales Girls. Apply to responsible party. Jack Nelson, Hnrguius In Real Estate rl 0 building, for used Ford, Chcvolct trict ami lo ho ili-hurseil and ex- said hnnds to lie puyutde al tin- Nil* ennlia Ave. Phone 137 Lake Mary. Park Ave. and Commercial St. McCroryV. or Dodge. What have you. Reply pi-tulInu In Du* loiloulau milliner Ihiiial I’acU Hunk III the 4 'ltv and .^TV .............. House and Isit or Vucnnt Lot lu-wll : Stale uf N'ew York: and. Box 750 care 11era Id. HOUSE FOR RENT —Six rooms, f:;a,iohi ua in he used for (Inpur­ *\vlinin’ : ah , i'iiTs ii'nard hns. bv] Must he between 4th & 13th, Laurel intfm EffETT AND PAIGE pose of ualarMlri- and cqiilpplim resolution ndi.pied, ordered Dint an’ and Sanfonl Ave. W IL L F A Y unfurnished, hath, modern, reason­ FOR | S A L E —Two acre truck 8— Financial I,> 111a n School al l.uiiawood. Florida : WVB'S GARAGE farms, close in, on Dixie High­ 2(>— Miscellnnenu.s For Snle able. Call 207. r e t lij. 4iri.00fl.na In In* used for the pur­ : l w S w r t a l 'T « S ' - ' W f f i l c A S I I No ."to ,.Io n ,«,ld Sanford Dealer way, flowing water, electricity, L pose of fiilarultiK and i'|iil|i|ilna 2. to <it (< rnilm* whi'ilwr nr not HnM.that cfo not de.Hcriht* property full}MONEY TO LOAN FOB SAI.E — equipment, dining Hie school loillillng al l.ake Mar) District slmll Issue said bonds as lu ami slat© lowest possible spot cu*h unfurnished house. $35 A. Rennud 820 W. First St. ,sl s‘ . Phone 01 On first mortgages, city pro* 5-ROOM said Hi'soliitIon ordered ami pro* price. If any mortgages, stnte what room and kitchen, of Crystal Luke I’liirldn: perty; any amount from $2000 und monthly, on the corner, 1021 Elm Jj.milMPi to In* used for Incldoiitalv vlild Dining PUrlor. Also two ls>dfor all schools within said Special Mi\V T U U B K K O H K . ll" It Besolv- and when tluc, anti if can be paid * BLt’ANIZING WORKS 1 aP* Paul A. Oberhuitzer, Sanford A v e . ________________________ stends, springs, and mattress. Tax School Disiriet and e<t. by Die Hoard of Public Instruc­ immediately. Addres*, Northcner, Golf Club Pairings WHICHKAK, 'lids Hoard has iloiorGOODYEAR TIRES, j l*°an * *s “ vinK* t:°* tion for III" Ki'liut) of Seminole. Crystal Lake Dining Parlor, Lake FOR RENT:— Small bungalow on mlned Dial more than uweniy-flvo State of Klnrlda, Dial lu pursiijnce Box 41 lk-ruld Officz. Mary Flu. Magnolia Avenue. Unfurnished. In (I.'.', ) per cent of Die dill) i|tinIi • of law and In purstiani'e of Dm rvAnnounced Today DiMrDiuVo,'JmnDD*tl T>77 YOU NEED M O N E Y — Have tied elerlnrs xvit ll i li said Special sot'll h'li of Dlls Hoard heretofore iimied amount urnuuni on l{esulem.e . . . » _____ desirable residential section and fonimenial Avenue [unlimited n Tax School Dlslrlet No. I did In tills ilu)* (idnptrd. notice In*, und tbe lo Imld and conduct said election at GLASSW ARE. — China, couch nnd Business property Chuluutn |within easy ' )’ fact sigh said petition: and. satin* Is lo ieby given Dial on Dm Dm poltliiK p l a n s or p roduct* mim­ Elmer Carl so it, country club pro, cover for sale, d ll Myrtle Ave. tVlllillllAH, This Hoard has. li) Hud ,1tix oi April. IZIT. an election ed. us follows: Office Young Bldg. N. Park A v e ., business district. $10 nmnthlj. I. today announced that the flights of First floor. At Precinct No. l l , (A llu m o n t* . resnllitlnli adopted, delerinllled that will be held In and Dirouithout said FORD —KORDSON' _____________________________ _____ |O. Box 431. Sanford. the Country Club Championship lioniln tn Du- sum of KIKTY THOl Klal Tax School District No. I of 8 p r l n « s ) : Edward Higgins ln«* ■ .___________ A K. C L I N K AND <$50.01)0.00) DOI.GAHH urn re­ Seminole t'ounty, Klorlda. tsabl D is­ Trial ft Palmetto. Phone 331 ■M O NEY—To lonn on improved tu- I 0 NE 5-ROOM— House $25 a would have to he played this week TW O FIVE-ACRE — groves, one quired for Ilia pcrpoies set Inrili trict hnna .tiro known ax I mn a win "I MIlS. D. W. H U N N K L G and the following pairing have been five years old, one seven, one on II. K. KUI.LKH In said pel it 11•p and lierelnahove School s’ ruble business and resiedntit-1 montb; one 0-roont house $J0 a Dlslrlet) do determine Inspector*announced. H. Fnvillo and lt d hard load. Easy terms. Viola criiiinrrated, and Dial said ioutd* whetImr o|-lint said District shall is ­ property it* Sanford. Addrcs* jnontli. Both on Holly_ Aye^^pear M°BEL TRIM C’O MHS. H O W A R D C. I.Y M A N shall lieur inti test al llm rale of sue Iionds In Dm sum of KIKTV A. C. I- shops. It, II Wight, Phone Melting; G. W. Spencer and A. W. Jacobs, Chutuota. Loan, I*. O. Box 503. City. Clerk* sl\ per Cent per all mini, interest T H 'i l 'HAND t J50.e00.00) D llL l.A lt f Epps; C. Fuller and George Her­ "w »cr." AI Precinct No. S. iLonew om l): t.. , . 1 payable ..... . and Dint said t" li.nc Interest at Die rale* of Six III. t. ,V \,r?r, ‘ stunutos O. II. T R A I N ring, Bart Herndon and Carl Thcr- G R O V E F O R S A L E : ten acres, hop.is shall he dau-ii July I, i:ii* (C'7) per cent per annum. Inlcrrls T. P. LKW1H *• W^llADFORD payable rcutlniimiutlv, *ald bond' to big seedling trees, with 30 acres «»•* "'V1' 1 maiur© a * f'dlows. h . - w Ii G— Help Wanted (Mult*) 17 — Business i’laco.s For Kent riault, Itoy Chittenden nnd W. D. k R. P A Y N H i_u„„ Ilonils nnmhored Ho I. ludh In- Im dated July. I 1«I7 and i " miittir" Gardner, Leon Leroy and Clyde ,?,o« tri ' “ 1.....I ' ’in„i..,n„„ Itmpeeiornp,u,''"ST two lakes <4„xlve. for ) l . 000.00 each, shall U us lieri'lnlicfiir© stilted, the prlncl)hil J. M. KDAKKKR Chapman, Samuel Puleston and 1J20 feet hard surfaced road [ d u e umi pajahie on Jul> I. inifl aiul Interest of ull of said bonds to, Cle rkxi IlnmU i.iuniiered z lo 4. imih In W A N TE D — Experienced tiro sales 1SM ALL V T \\T J n Floyd Palnrr, Bert Chapman and price $10,000 1-3 cash, balance I, to* payuble at Dm National I'atl:, At Prrclnct No. 10. I I ^ k e M n r ) ’) : 203 Oak Ave. 2 .T-Vfinea ln m iiii.n l g I.* t onir'a elusive, for $1,000.00 cadi, shall lu Hank In the C’lty it nil Stale of New ! mnn jsJio ‘’nn furnish reference. Commercial St. track, it. B. U >- . A. P. Hnggurd. . *nnul,tnt ci* t * L o n g s (|llrl linil |,ai ulitu on 4ul> I, 1031. A Lit C R T W I I I T T A K K R ■JTs*aa 1‘hoiie ii Vork. us l» provided for in tlinlj J f » l ( » D DVAN’S store. Chuluotu. ________ ________________ __ ___; _____ 1 Apply Sanford Auto Tire Co. I hone . ccMiiln resolution this day adopted K j. il m ie r q u is t by the Hoard In which said alert (mil ‘ V m 4 m % M ./ ffr r m m r P /\ W r Many Millionaire I n c o m e s Forecast For Present Year W ILL B U Y SAt 01K,|ncS0N' ESSEX i The Hunk M’N p o p } cs'ck smq I A mo Th a t ^ A>-e5MAN V j. « e ssw e r e c a n ’t afford To £ at AT T u e se PLACES B U T IT VJiLL BE VJORTH THE P «IC E IF I GANlHND OUT WHAT T T T E AN l> THAT STKANGGP HAVE’ UP YHElR S L E E V E S -f“ l o o k in o in a b o o t h i n \ 'THIS RFsTnuranT--- mrn lid} TdEVRE IK THE r^NEYT B o c n x -^ k ^ V.’ELL, MP..TNTE VJIIAT DO YOU T v h in k o f m y pr o p o s it io n ? VlCLLil'D u K e ' ^ r To THINK tT OUCB, r>A AIR. VAN SLCtiK — S'POSE- YOU LOOK ME UP IN ft DAY OH SO ----- 6a; A * T -^-Jo -C7. _ ✓ (IN .* - ■■hrV-. * , - S e -(i tot — litspectiu «• Din**' duly upallflcd f I r r t : c*, \V. J. II'II K IN S ■iMMB ate fieu holders within nald Clerk S p e c ia l Tax School District shall lie I and. I mined t" vote: mid. hi: it k k r t iih r rksolvrd. n i: it P im T im ii h k r o i .v m d . Dlls Iti solution and Notice tv* That said ebetlou as orderted to he That published In Dm Sanfonl a held slmll Im Imld lit Die pnlllnif newspaper ptihllshcd lu Herald, SeiniTiale nines within said Special Tax School County, rlo rld a . (there belna m> Dlstrlcl No, 2. where Die Inst gener- m-ws|iapt>r puhllshed In said Spec* ■•I rli-Hl'di - a s held to*wlt: In Dm | lal Tux School District No. 2) one* T o r n " f Altamonte SprliiRs. In sabl week lo r four t l ) cmisecutivo Seminole, otherwise) Cou III V of ...... . ...... '- - I - . , . I Iiowii ns poRI'Dr place or pr.H-liicI n,.solnllon and Nntlre adoplN ii 11 in Dm TOWn of » ed H, reyiihir 'am.|"ii «.( Dm Hoard hi - ’’I d ..... 1* ' f, m !/? T* " V t V " f Public Inst.......Hm for Die County U |«e | iioi. n as polllim lilac© or pr> of Kemlnolc. state n( Klorlda. thi* ,.iM,.| %*,. it sml Hi Die Tow n of Lake rth dii) of Ktvhruary, I$S7. • r m 4 x ‘S Mil,'*, ill S 'id Count)* «>f S. Illlliole KU R D T. William s j 111 lierwlse kill.Mil UH pollllig place CM lrtnan or on clii.’l Nn. 10. and Die ••Ifdlon U J. H A H T L K Y ! si,all Im held In comiillntmo wltln It >7 DOOLEY tnu tniil Inspi-ctora anil clerk* sliuP As l:.»ard of Pnhlic Instruction Tfm j omke prompt report to the Hoard "f t h e Count) of Srrulnolo Stale of I Public lnslmel,lon linnn*dloielv sf : Klorlda. ■ I . r said election and Dm tabulation it if tidal Seal) | of Dii vote polled and the foituiv Hoard of puhltf Instruetlotr 'i* \v, L A W T O N \--III im In *-•'**I " " qo the JJrd d»v Kiilivrlnuudent of (Hr Hoard of- „( A or 11, I* JT to receive iltlfl *'**f|; |*utdlc IimtritcDnn and ex officio vo-* the return* of sslil election o w l 1 Secretary uf the Hoard i t o determine umi ccrllfv the tvaitRi u H.SttN 4b HOYLE. ; Iimrnf. and l l o t Dm follow Inc nam*l xiiorneys fur Dm Board. . c l iN-rvutu a re hereby appointed a n d j xi.M h j i :t, . w o l t-tl.t*. j deilyt-atcd as Inspectors and clerks only who By Taylor - ir m l MOtac*. we.' ■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 10, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald