296 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2f5a6ede3488a6e036291661a8f27952.pdf 55d98fe8777f357a73a67bb82f0544b4 PDF Text Text n p . Fair tonight, slightly colder, except 1n extreme northwest portion, possibly light frost in north portion; Sunday fair. k Leased Wire Interna Uonal N crs Service __ F WBA1 SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY. APRIL 23. l ‘>27 | * » NUMBER 220 Member Audit Rureau Of ('irculnlions O f A rmyA ir Service KAI-SHEK WILL D eath T oil M ounting U. S. IAN KILLS Chief IsAlMiamiBeach To Greet A s Flood Conditions FIANCEE, SELF American Good Will Fliers STH A reR eported'W o rse stIn D etroit Plant AT VERSAILLES Are Injured A n d Others M issing In ti(<n of ncrkil communication Iqjila* torv;’ A ri.ig bcdecUislT-ity nw'altsHiem and the army’ escort that accomMarion Roberts O f Chicago tuinuil General Patrick from Wash, ington nnd additional pitmen from Relieved T o Have l l c c n Montgomery, Ala., will bring the Slain B y Julian Meredith aviators into the city .Civic bodies enters Aided Hy IMarooned By SwirlW h o Then Killed Himself will entertain the pioneers of aer­ , Most ial navigation to Lhtln-Americn inff MississippiRiver during their stay here over the Bodies Are Found In week-end. : "vi Is Reported Quiet ^ The chief of the army nir ser­ Auto Close To Cafe MIAMI REACH, Fla„ Apr. 23— vice comm nting on the flight raid: (IN,s)_M ftjor General Mnson M. (inventor Murphrce SendinR "The Pan American flight was Large Fires A fe Caused By Passages Of (Hades Drainage Parents O f Girl A r c Pros- Patrick, chief of the army nir ser­ Suflerers T’ n Safely A h vice, is here today awaiting th-> intended primarily to allow the Rills By R o t h Chant Iters Rnmltardment () f 1‘ ukow; lrated; Romance O f Two arrival o f America's Pan-Ameri­ American countries south of u - tho Water Continues To Rise; Biggest Action O f Week; Nationalists Roost Army Unknown To Eilhor Family can ‘ good Will* fliers who are friendly feeling o f tho United Sla­ Sanitary Conditions p o o r Horrible Death Faces Ritter Ape Rill Fight Seen (alsBefievesSponscheduled to touch their homeland tes, the il.nlre to cultivate close 2,000 Refugees Near Apr. 21?*—(IN S )— .Tu- this afternoon after a 20,000 mile relationships and at tiie same timet SHANGHAI, Apr. 23—(INS) GREENVILLE, Miss., Apr. 2.Tjus Combustion TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Apr. 23 linnPARIS, to illustrate the ease of coinmuni- Ohiang hiang Krti Slick is making ready ( IN S)—Evacuation of Greenville, Meredith of Hnffnlo and a wo­ flight over every South and Gon- cation Ivnowlton’s Landing nml time saving possibili­ for a renewal of his drive to the twenty-flirt lirnninl legis- man believed to be Marion Roberts trnl American country. center of the rich Mississippi della, fsed Explosion —The north, according to reports receiv­ wns ordered todny by Governor The four ’good will’ planes nre ties." Inturc did not oj>en today, having of Chirugn, Meredith’s fiance, were Death stalked llie trail of the ed hr re. International News Service adjourned yesterday for the usual found shot to draTh in an nuto- expected to arrive from Havana. Dennis Murphrce. While large forces of Nationalist Cuba, at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon aviators and at Hu:nos Aires a jjOlT. Apr. 23— (INS) week end vacation which is pro­ mobile todny near Versailles. With tho death toll slowly The Mississippi floods havo inun­ crash between the Detroit nnd the frrr.p!oyees were in ju r- vided in the House and Senate A revolv r was found in Mere­ after creating » new bond between New York cost the lives of (’up- troops are being transported across dated Greenville to the extent of mounting, extraordinary mea­ tho Yangtze River, tho Nanking the countries of the new world In ]0 others are unne- rules for the first four weeks c-f dith’s right hand nml the police whnt General Patrick declared to­ lain Woolsey and Lieut. Benton of fortresses have continued to cx- eight f«t*t. with water still pouring su res woro heintc tnken today the legislature rules, and then theory is that he killed the woman chnngo bombardment* with the over the protective levee, nnd the to save thousands o f persons f0r today in a series night, morning and afternoon ses­ nml then shot himself. day to be the 'greatest demonstri- Detroit. Northerners in Pukow, nnd accord­ Governor ordered 13,000 refugees «icms at the B rigffs sions wll lie frequent and the leg­ Meredith and Miss Roberts are ing to dispatches received bore the to be removed from the city nt marooned by the swirling wa­ islative. grind will be more tense known to have left Paris yester- j ctnrinff Com pany tiuin ever. te rs o f the Mississippi River. Nationalists have bad the best of once. day for an automobile trip. They will be tnken to higher pla­ the artillery battle, although h nvy Governor John W. Martin’* twe Never in history 1ms the Madame Vergnolot, who was giv­ damnge has been suffered in Nan­ ces in n fleet of boats. Meanwhile tUnres wore ruRhUd to Everglade* drainnge iiills, one nu ing music lessons to Meredith said lower Mississippi valley, from king. The Northerners’ guns have all othzr citizens of Greenville do, tof the blast and ire, tlpmzing the Everglades drainage today that Miss Roberts nr rived on siring to leave on those bonis may Cairo to the gulf, suffered been chiefly those of nn armored liourd tc.* float a twenty million Thursday nt Havre and that Mere­ train operated hy Russians, and do so, tin* Governor decreed. such n disastrous flood. There are |o##wc<l. dollar liond issue and the other dith drove down to nvol her in a tliero is one report that this train Mon* than 1,500 refugees wore approximately 75 known dead in a«, r»i,ns vtTP IrnppOtl on authorizing it (<• levy an ail val­ new car. has been out of action. tnken from a kvee surrounding the area. fibor of the building and orem tax on the district is neecs“ They loft Paris' yesterday nt l (.'lining Kni Shek is reported to Grcenvillo early today nnd sent to Thousands nre homeless, millions to have nu't . death. ’ ary, were the priueipul events of P. M., apparently very happy," said lie personally preparing to taka tho Vicksburg for safety. The steamer of acre* of fertile fnrm lands are n o were turned in in rttp- the third week of Florida’s I927 Mmlnme Vergnolet, "1 laid invited ,,wn pbring most of th ' lrgfsluture. The two iiills, passed them to dim* with me last night Sanford Attorney. Slated 'Vp. Selection Of J u r y I s Com field against the armies represent* Tollinger, towing three* bnrges., under water. Damnge will run into pleled L a t o Friday A n d itig his Nationalist opponents in mado tho transfer without loss of millions. ibtrict fire apparatus nt Thursday l»y the House mid yes­ tint Mi.-s Roberts declined raying. Become President Of NanHankow. There nre unconfirmed life. *“ terduy !»y the Senate, will liecome ‘ I uni so happy to be with Julian Huge thnrtur* "f' speeto* Reports to tho Red Cross Indi­ Adjourned; T O t a * .— ^ lh<l vn,>e,mni ford Civic llody, Says Press /augment..I l>y thousands laws wiien Governor Marlin signs and prefer to have him all to my­ Reports from outlying sections cate thnt 75,000 |>*rsons need food, Lvidence Hi gins Monday |^f3nkow nrmi?s has already clashed today indicated that nt lenRt 30 no- clothing and shelter. This number o r Business Is Too Ureat them. lartorv U'-rker self tohight*." with forces supporting Chiong nml groos wore drowned when the levee is expected to doubls within a few Tin* Senate has been invited to „t ,1. id. <1 the fir.' nr Police were confident His. the LONG ISLAND CITY. N. Y., come away victorious. in years. Twenty fire tile state insane hospital at < hut- case was one of murder and sui­ broke near Scott Wednesday. Hun­ dnys. Tho Red Cross is seeking to S. Digliton, member of tho Apr. 23.— Henry Judd Gray, corset Tho situation In Shanghai re­ dreds of houses were swept away raise n $5,000,000 relief fund. %»|y ixaped death when tahoochee for todny and n num­ cide. they raid, ns Miss Roberts’ iciplosions caused a wall ber of members will probably go jewelry was still on her body and a law firm or DeCottc-. Spencer nnd salesman, nnd his former mistress, mains quiet so fnr os the foreign on the plantations nnd a dozen A slow, horrible death is facing settlement is concerned, although there to visit the institution. 2.000 terror stricken refuge?* nt jut to rave insum of money was found undisturb­ Dicliton, today announced that Mrs. Rutli Snyder, both accused of the enmpnign against radicals con­ towns flooded from tho break. The breaking down party lines ed in Meredith pockets. .ardrtd nun were working Mnj. Paxton, of tho Mississippi lvnowlton’s Landing, Ark., they nre despite the insistnnee of ninny the murder of the woman’s hus­ band, Albert, bad n dny of rest in tinues in the native city. Hankow is Msldir.g when the explosion that for so many yearn marked Meredith wns divorced in Pavia friends, he would not iwissibly ar- their cells today, pending tiie open- still reported in n State of tense National Gunrd. is in charge of the marooned on n levro two nml one Appmximctely f.o Injur- a hitter fight in the South my lust July by his wife, the former relief work. Motorboats is the most half feet wide. The rushing waters thk* in>- „ f tho supreme battle for their excitement. r^^ursi fnim the Inirning Democratic and Republican* was Dorothy Thompson Roi: el, who t*opt office of president of U netded thing in Greenville, actually nre gradually eating nwnv the needed to save lives, officials said. ground from under them, tlnle-s lO:hr« arc believed to Seen this week by Speaker o f the charged him with desertion. Mere­ Chamber of Commerce, which1it lives on Mondny. LONDON, Apr. 23— (INS) — Sanitary conditions were Imd to relief comen within the nori 12 . rjught in the debris.. House Davis when he voted for dith wns 27. Miss Roberts was 23. to be filled on May B. | There wns no session of court Ythr injur.sl are .not txpccl- tho adoption of n memorial asking The ballots for the voting by the tc L* After tho five days’ ntrug- I,nrge fires have been caused by day in Greenville, following th*1 houre thoy nr? believed doomed. Madame Vergnolet said that Miss President, c oolldge and Congress Tho fined i.t cxi»ect"d :o •i*’ , f ... _f*gle l.» complete tho jury—which shell fire in Pukow, according to fMlUre of the water ?yitom yestor<, physician!' ;ud.Roberts received n cable from her done Into yesterday—court an exchange telegraph dispatch d*y. Rh t water U being used for peak within the next ! n d.i* rifgk MaaufnC .. :: Gnm- to ruiso the tariff is.i pepper* and mother yesterday, stating ‘all well- membership for the Bonn , Governors arc to bo hailed out ,on j wa3 adjourned until Monday when from Hour Kong today. The di* drinking purposes. L . |>o>Ii(.•fur :i number of tonutoes frndi unit half cent to love-motli«r.\ s j tho lowtr Mississippi. Hei ic April 29 nnd are returnable to (ho , the lawyer. ..ill outline their ens- patch stater that'the Northerners yitomoldte- conipnnie.-*; » thin* cents per pound. Tho water is apparently' taking •forts nra being made *o f 11 •nj'ti The automobile in which the two “ I vote ‘ny«\* because I believe j Mrf!r, an employe* of In \rkuu: ° r to«tImony will in Pubotv hqvc cv* haor-d bombard­ a outhi astward courso, At n dis-1 protecting levees bodies were found was but l.DOO ChuniWr offices not later than i ments with the National!..13 i i lance of tUren mile* froin’thi*. city, .Mississippi and Lquithin*. ; commence. jij-, working on the. third i Imt the old time Democratic pint- yards from the restaurant where Counsel for l»oth defendants ctzn- Nanking and Mint «hcl'« have dart­ the* wat3C is being divided. by a 1 The Govoinor hr.* ordered <5.111jc uf i.lu* exalofjqn. form on tariff fer revenue only the two d in d 'nM nigld. Police May 3. Mr. Digbton Ims been pvominenllv ». today. 1 The final ed disastrous fires In Pultew. try hailit •won* left l< - lit a*dead ilatMlno iw bMorida. ^<t state flu'd The wotunfiV body drainage e.uiol. ovncuatlon of 13,000 t-fugoc*’ vomlpently mentioned n* as u » ct]o^ce choice rcrn.4 fcrr<.4i| wi.»',Jlie wi.*%jjij» n. Icftst, when hpplled to <<ur own Northotn- irvn- .in l ’ ukow havo Sovcvat bunt*., -nail on-s, havi Greenville. Mi**., Condition* are iaging inferno. for a seat on tins hoard. nmrWBr jutihk tftf-the rtrtftfrie found in the driver’s sea and the continodities, and that the only fired on C/t.ie70 m.rchant-inen ’Koch caViitZed'nml lost ht the Emt- jtnrpruviag lit the * t *‘ „ Iwmking .nt the third fhvor top of the cav was down. The car­ election would have placed him nt ^ RaVo them from tho choir -a ern srotion of tho city, where tho •eiphnioii mcm r.-d." Mcy- lino of denim cation now existing riage nl aider nt the restaurant tins heud of the Chamber through struggle which will recall tho hoc- landing pussettgoni at Nanking, Additional reinforcements are be­ current in the streets is 25 miles ST. LOUIS, Apr. 23— (INS)— lit a Luo! hospital, where between Republicans in Florida is where tiie two dined said that when tlie action of the governors, it is fjc court scenes of the Tlmw case tho negro question," Davis said in ing sent out to meet tho Fongtion an hour. Mercy workers, who havo labored believed. land the Hull-Mills murder trial. liwnsvtii for treat in nt. they left the top of the dir was up troops which havo advanced along Second story houses were in de­ with untiring hnnds for many ilnys ||ti* n terrilde roar. Men a Iloose journal as an explanation and Meredith was driving. In liis statement, made to u re pro } Uut flie present case will, pre,.or die Pckln-llnnkow Railroad in Ho- mand todny. Every available socond in the flood-torn areas of thes Mis* M ffloor unconscious. I made for the reason why ho voted ‘nyo' sentative of The Herald this morn- scut a new nnd unique angle. For, . story houbo wns filled with refu­ issippl River, centered their eTIP the outside, Mumbling on the tariff memorial. Mr. Dighton said that the while tiie defendant^ vvoro'’arrusad ^ h f l ^ ' T h o ' f f i o ing, CHICAGO, Apr. 23 (INS)— Mr. This week's legislative session forts today in the states or Arkgees. i nn th way. nnd Mrs. K. E. Roberts, parents of exigencies of his own business and indicted jointly and will b« Workmen were making every e f­ nn*ias nnd Mississippi where heavy >worker., tiled to reaeh saw a hitter fight in committee Marion Roberta, were prostrated at were such thnt he could not devote tried together, the two groups c PARIS, Apr. 23—(IN S )— ‘ We ri men lull Ilie smoke mret |ig Aiver the anti-evolution the time which he believed tiie im­ lawyers defending them plan top are prepared to adiust tho regret­ fort to get the city’s waterworks tides continued assnults on river their Oak Park home today when bill introduced lust week by Rep­ lack ill operation to restore sani­ fortlHintlcms. it.-e it was impossible. I resentative Stnlnuker o f Hills­ informed o f the death of their portance of the position would re­ urate lines of defenso. table incidents that preiudlced our tary conditions. Business is at a Tlio bnttlo nginBt tho hovering kre are tunny dead on the borough quire and for that reason would There will ho a shifting *>f nrrlvnl nt the new capital (Nan­ county. The bill, having daughter in Paris. . figure o f pestilence nnd death haa standstill. it" ho forced to decline the honor, if it htanie, it is believed, despite king)." Gen. Chlang Kni Shek was Although members of the family beeomen real problem In Arknn- , ■P.Arlin-, an official of the been reported favorably, will prob­ declined Gray’s stnteincnt Thursday Mint quoted n* naylng In an interview to discuss the shooting, havo been awarded him. ably l»e brought up as a s|>ecinl or­ m 1 <*re thp refugee enmo** *ro^. lliilid: "We do not know der of tile day next Thursday. lie did not want to accuse Mrs. Following in hi:i statement; "I they said that Marion met Julian telegraphed from Shanghai to the ; cause of tla* explosion Two more "pale blue" laws made Meredith last time she went abroad. trust that 1 nni not presumptions .Snyder of responsibility. Petit Parisian todny. Tho inter­ and n corresponding iiirrea'c In cvi| ll was due to spun- their appearance this week that There was no romance insofar as in recognizing an uppnrcnt effort Dana Wallace * and Edgar G. view continues. sickness noted. Thus for medical ' IfWflliJstilill. of tbo part of many of my friends Huzleton, for Mrs. Snyder, and would cloae everything that hours authorities have been successful in "Our inquiry show* thnt tho |n* u.| iil.not Till men fr<nn the word “ amusement" and pre­ relatives knew*, it was said. Miss Roberta was a piano teach­ to elect me to tho presidency of Samuel J .Miller nml William J. murder* nml pillage were duo to preventing any scrlcru* outbreaks Some weii* seriously vent Florida citizens from “ carry­ er at tin* American Conservatory the Chnmher of Commerce. Millard, for Gray, declare 1 after communists. Tiie guilty will he pun­ but many eases of measles, mump* court wii * adjourned that they "w hile J appreciate thut tin* ing on the usual occupation <T the of Music, Chicago and had just been and whooping cough nre under ished and tho victims or their fnmitin section of the plant, week" the bluo law question is treatment, in Paris one day, Mbs Stella Ro­ position is an uncommon honor af­ were "delighted with the jury” , Uoh will receive just indemnity. MEMPHIS, Tonn., Apr. 23— ! pars ago over nn area still undecided as tin* committee berts, Tho crisis in tho situation in .­ her sister, told International ter mature reflection I havo ar­ adding that they felt sure that a “ We do not fenr our enemies at (IN S)—King Cotton, which for *• thre* arres, npparently on amusement to whom nil blue S&rvice, . rived at the conclusion thnt the du­ fair and honest verdict would be Hankow. We shall rout them quick­ years has reigned aupre'int in the southwestern Missouri, now n vast lidas firemen from all the Sunday bills have been referred, News Prosecuting Attorney lnke, nnd In southern Illinois, is be­ The young woman went nnronti ties thereby cntnlled nre such returned. zi conducted a losing bat- cnlne «ait o f session Thursday to continue her studies. She at­ that iny own profcssionalandpcr- Newcombe expressed similiur sen­ ly we shall not refuge republican Mississippi delta and St. F'rancis lieved past. A slight droprin the aid—even thnt of Marshal Chang I nsin, ha* nrnctlcnlly boon de­ Rs'dock. The damnge was without making any report, being tracted considerable note n<*. n pian­ tlmt my uwn professional and per­ timents. Tso Lin—If ho accepts our doc­ throned by the Mississippi floods. river hn* been noteil in this sect­ Westimated from $4,000,000 unable to reach n decision. ist for radio station WLS before sonal business would interfere trines and gives guarantees of alnWith approximately 10,000,000 ion and tho remaining lovoes, with those duties which, by every Ballot Committee cewity. But Russian officers will no | leaving for Paris. ncres of tho south’s best cotton strengthened by temporary sup­ |os<t number who died in right, should ho performed hy one longer ho tolerated in the Nation­ land today surging pools o f mud­ ports, nre expected to hold out *wa ami fin* will not dc- Roads In Flood Area whose time cun be more easily Of Chamber Named dy . water frezm floods, un<i no tho waters now within thoir conalist army." IWknown until u cheek enn Are Given New Orders spared. drainage for perhaps a month, fillO*. *, Artue said. Around 200 ••The' Chumtier of Commerce plants will bo fofcwl to grow late The liullot committee of the Florida Alligator Is normally un|iloyed on the should he one thnt would require WASHINGTON, Apr. 23— c >m if nnythlng this year, suy WASHINGTON, Apr. 23™ Chumher of Commerce election wns for whrr the Idnst oceur(IN S )—Lives of 20,000 refugee* the whole thought nnd action of n i .nrket exports. Suppressed By Faculty ( ISS »— HeciHIM! of flood conditions inun who is both nt the same tlnv named Ibis morning. U F to con­ Cotton planting wus to bo Btart- were endangered when the Mi*»i&# S:15 the neighboriioixl In tho Mississippi valley, the incapable nnd able to devote a large sist of K. A. Walthall, J. O. Sharon • c 1 throughout these sections noxt sippi River jumped tho levee nt GAINESVILLE, Flu., Apr, 23— kd by n terrific* blast fnl- tiestate commerce commission topart of his time to tho office of andVolic Williams and the work of v. eck nml much of tiie ground hnd Greenwood, Mississippi during the ' * spurt r f flames from duy issued orders directing n I the Committee will begin tin the (INS)—Suppression of today’s already been broken for the plant­ night according to reports to the A request from the National Red president. I Phr.t," AHue said. "Us- railroadh to handle freight having Cross for financial aid to Ik* given Red Cross today. "For this ronron, I bcliovo thnt evening of May 3, it was announced edition of tho Florida Alligator, ing. , , St 200 men are employed origin or destination in Arkansas, to tho flood sufferers in the Miss­ I could not conscientiously accept ‘ today by E. J. Trotter Chamber campus publication, was ordered Tho levco crumbled whilo the Growing of cotton requires dry Lurd floor ah re the ex- Louisiana, Missouri a ’..i Mississippi issippi river valley has he**n receiv­ this appointment of trust and ho­ secretary. last night, it became known today, weather uh well as dry earth. oity slept, Miss Puulino Marshall, J.wrr* nod. We carried out by tiie most direct route without ed hero by Rev. Mortimer Glover, nor, should such appointment he The entire edition was hurtled on After the floods have receded, the a relief worker at Vicksburg, wir­ Tho list of these q vilifiod to vote i.Some were seriously in- legat'd to the directions made by according to nn announcement tendered me. I muke tills state­ in the election, to he held April 29 authority from President A. A ground will ho too wet for two ed Red Cross headquarters. The peo pie took refugo cm housetops to­ I®4 !,)n>1' nppar ally only shippers. ment so thnt thu members of the to May 3, Is published in The Her- Murphrce of the University of weeks or more to grow cotton. made by him this morning. dny wniting for boats to carry The order bocomes effective at Tkrned. As far as we know Chamber will not consider me for Florida when allegedly libelous aid tliis afternoon and officials o f " • -« »—»—• 'n“ >•»«««*« The local chapter of the Red them to safety. Ben on other floors es- orce. the organization staled today thut matter wns found in its columns Local Men Attend Cross, of which Rev. Glover b the position." Fifty box cars, filled with re lAhar may have been trapTho iiffnir was said to be the head, 1ms already sent a snmR the list wps believed to he correct. fugees several iioints nlony iwiinr stairway* or drbris.'' Three Indian Runners amount for use In the floodedId «* Minnb princes and chiefs o f In* outgrowth of nn anonymous article Any member whoso name is not Canal Board Meet the riverfrom arrived in Vicksburg to 1'jPt r kk■'*1 the entire east tricts nnd expects to sen d more he iiu ure wearing squeaky shoes to on the list has been naked to^com- printed three weeks ago which in­ day. Between 4,000 and 5,000 an IJ* »t th- Detroit Railway OnLong Distance Run stated today. Tho amount Impress their barefooted subjects. muniente with President F.. A. volved tho military department nnd J. G. Ball nnd A. P. Connolly, T.iilf mile away jingled and from the United States is $>».000,- Special shoes with squeaks (tiie Douglass of with .Secretary Trot­ tho head of another Florida Col- members of tho St, Johns Nnvi- duo to arrive by hoot tonight. Many refugees arc sleeping on louder the squeak tiie higher the ter, and his naiiio will ho published logo. It is believed the first time »» of neighboring buildKANSAS CITY. Mo.. Apr.” 23 000 ami Sanford's quote is u rrin CJitlon Board, nnd R. W. I'carmnn, hay because no cote or blanket;, Iar , tcr' ' 1 A large pnr- (IN S )—Tarnhumura Indian en- lively small proportion which could nricc) are made hy several Eng­ in the Immediate future. in history* that tho alligator has secretary of tho Board, attended are available, Miss Marshatl raid. |*f P'ant Wall toppled with lish firms. l,o4>n suppressed hy fucuity censor­ ll meeting in Titusvillo yesterday duranco runners left Kansas ( ity he easily afforded, he declared. Sherman Lloyd, treasurer of the ship. Athletic Club at 7:25 o’clock ihU nt which I’. A. Vnns Agnew, ntI p i i v i 'S T o ^Jiit |y dense funnels of local chapter, is handling tho flood firinliv renorted morning on their 32-milo mara­ torney, officially reported on on the the 1 f O l l C T L v i t > t o 1. ‘ s smoke gushed front the thon for laiwrence, Kan., where relief funds and nil donations art decision Funded down by the Su­ Attend Convention Ruil Merger W ill Be I in a few minutes the they expect to arrive at 3 o cl<Kl> to bo turned over to him by per­ preme Court relative to the suit rt floud.* were* lit hy rons wishing to contribute to the Debated A t Hearings to require tho levying of a tax for afternoon. „ „ , Trotter secretary of thi 1swotmg |0() feet into th'o this The Indidis, Tomas Zafiro, Jose r e l i e f , Rev. Glover said toduy. purpose of digging a c«nul boE- “ •J . r* jc^t t^i? . crimson glow could lit- Torres and Manuel Kulido. who re­ The whole state of Florida has tween the water* o f the St. Johns Chamber o f (^mmercp «eti im WASHINGTON. Apr. 23— r ^ n fn r mile*. ley believed he nuld shoot num­ .afternoon for Chattanooga, wner. cently ran from San Antonio tu hern naked to contribute ns much An exhibition golf match that ber one hole in time for lunch and (IN S)— Hearing* on the Vnn nml Indian Rivera. w kjri and women, Austin, Tex., as a prelude to the us possildo toward aiding th Doo Other than to discuss plans for! he Is to attend the three l,3>’ *** Sweringen railroad merger will bol *i,?. " “ hion department i Texas relays hopo to establish n victims. The Red Cross is* niahlW is said to have created a great Mr. Po|k* wus satisfied that he future action of tho Board in whu: *lon of the Southern Comniere al irln May 11 before tho Interstate deni of interest is being played to­ could shoot the same hole with millions of dollurs in supphis to -rtu' ***'' *av,,d from in- 1new enduronqe record. Commerce Commission, It wus an„ appears to ho u long sek o of litl- i FccreUrlea Association and school. the stricken ureas and the money duy over the Country Club lin k s both barrels. ,r'\Vf'' «'f mind of I ration, there was no official uctlon I Refurw leaving, he announced between W. IHenley nnd O. J. Signs carrying a mesrnge nnunrvd today. |»rkou«ki, foreman o f the is needed Immediately, his announ­ io token, tho local members stated, that at the Association banquet Muhaffia Pope, both of whom nre known "please be kind to the trees nnd Immigration Heads Director of fra n co cement stated. .. conduct _______ tho _____________ i They refund to comment on the ,Tuesday evening, celery from the to carry a golfing reputation as grass" were stuck up at distance , will hearings, Tli.’ hearings hearings will will ho ho on on tho ap- plan* which the Board may huvz Dell Brother* packing riant wovlJ Release Capt. Tate long a* a little piece of string. of two inches apart around the The ' ■* * ' * Chesapeake * ’ ' formulated, ** * 'he served and that each niomk"- o! r f* ■ the & Caddying f‘*r Mr. Henley is La course This* I* said to crate nn pliention the association would !><• presented advantage in that they were high Ohio, now controlled by the V nn . — Verne Hurt and acting as a uMOPd KEY WEST, l la., A| 1° I-dK’al Hoy S c o u t s with n Ri m Jny -olf ball, manufac­ enough to constitute wall that will Sweringen interests, to acaulre M l for Mr. pop* is W. J. Morse. Both Man Known (IN S )—Captain Byron tured ot Lnke Mary, tho box carry­ keen out thousands o f spectators, [control o f the Erio and r'*re Mo 1 * caddies started for number one live o f Scotland, who liaa l»ccn re­ ownership, ing the name. “ Sanford, Fla." . Horo Dies Thursday TOKYO. A nr., 23— ( INS)—Fol­ S y of whom would gladly pay quetto ° -----tee with u bushel busket of balU. f„ r tho tained by immigration authority.* $100 to 1^ excused from watching and to Issue $59^0^,100 or com- I lowing n prolonged dUcussimi loA flock of south sea pearl divers hero for the past two months, tfcil n 11 Scoutl wuk . k - match. __ »-v. m en capital stock. SEVEN RUSSIANS DROWNED |jy •II. L I Mur- was released yesterday from cus­ day. the Japancto cahhwt «k‘ >*jon are among tho entourage for ser­ the mf _ _____ D Cornell, of Tampa, died In the iiroposal to exJttml the vice ut the water holes, if the lat­ Just before tho start, Mr. i "I’" i>ppi> nFPOItTFD BETTER Dial / Timrouuy morning o f np • - I ,iV.-'m C , . tody Inst night nnd left immedi­ was caught uncrating a baseball REED Till m .u jj n n i r.u *,' ately for Palm Bench where ho lias day hoiikini moratorium to the ter are ever reached. fothiwiiig an illr.ee* <?f *w* , , MftSCf) colonic< • The governor uf k«' • ; hut explained that it wns to he | n _ T n ftrr . nj .... <i* si i i i l Charles Powell ami Jim Pittman uttn- duration, according to'* i »;n "f the city. u faun. .ten no: however, lias personally ordered *i are* tiie umpire*, referees and field ‘.olvoil hy The lleraid this j )* "I for om* dim*IiiiiniKrullon authorities River. This w»s, tho | iK *al nioratoriam there. judges. Powell carried u pair of today to stute why Captain late ,st**r holy ; the first fra ilty o f the Eas*er holTnking precautloJis to presen i stilts and Pittman was observed ter and on tho green known in Cornell l» — * ‘ gotHng getting along | Mr was detained on his arrival here order, police prohibited the sclicduj’obrated iclon by last Monday, was ‘ " Uy }day», which were being ce’obrared tho | absolved from nil suspicion *i» t * - 1. 1'.'.u,e packing u periscope before * “ wt*. nicely." iclu y «t th . H.arjr F.r.1 “ » nf",n' ; : thli t«..k.,r*.l in » ,c .n l» n ~ -t ill t ^ h i r e d tho enter- from Havana where ho hud been led performance iu Tokyo of G|>hi* opponent. Mr. llrnley atari. • i i 1 n dun ns ■!«•)«» oi us singing visiting. 1Addin ,« in « “ t e n . MU. Vtrgt.hu. Smtth. jth . p n n .w lh tln n .n r cCunhu-, lon Sinclair’s dram., ‘^riijre was busily and lustily blowing .... Both well known professionals The man claimed to have serv­ 1 u i 1 roar thc»ir fUid to concern Mall Street a basketball. were confident of victory. Mr. Hen­ ed as an officer in British Army flu J U he»r,i as fur as manipulation*. during the world war MIAMI REAUR. Flu., Apr. M (IN.SK AmcnenV Tlo6d Will” flier* ennio tmSlio toduy after n. 20,000 mile air Jaunt over Latin. America.* ■ t ! ► The four plain s uliich carried the United Stated message of . friendship to every country <>f| South nnd Central American gli­ ded into Riscayne Buy here at 2:j R7 P. M. this afternoon. (;,ns llcadway FLORIDA SOIONS Serous ENJOYING THIRD InMany t tars WEEK END LEAVE flo o d r efu g ees M^ eA^ e0S 5 3 S v>m"KM‘>uk0"n.5!,t!ARE ORDERED TO Shangbai Situation |QUIT GREENVILLE Death Toll Placed A t 75 By Red Cross IjlavRun As S As 5 Million DIGHTON NOT TOURS. SNYDER AND PERMIT NAME 0 N GRAY REST WHILE CHAMBER BALLOT .COURT Large Cotton Croft lia s Been Ruined By Flooded Rivers Red Cross Request For Flood Aid Fund Is Received In City G olf Ball Manufacturers Chuckle As H enley-Pope M atch Gets Under Way u*bivoKRenefil Jap Cabinet Delays Moratorium Decision v �PAGE EIGHT TIIE S A N F n nn HERALD, FRIDAY, A PRn, 22, 1927 Sport W riters A re jFOREIGNINFLUX U rged ToJoinFight DRIVES NATIVES A gain st Davis Bill FROM IRELAN D . PAl.ATKA, April 22— (IN S)— Formal protest against the recent l III IrftTvduccd fcy Speaker Fred lluvis ot tin; Florida lcciblulurc « m tailing liie power of the pro? > in the matter of receiving mailing i ending and publishing sport new.mh.i issued today by President lY lc Norton of the Florida Sport Writers Association in a statement to the snort writers and editors Herman, French, Belgian And Jewish Population CJrotvH Rapidly In F r c c S t a l c DUNLIN. April 2 2 - The ponplc of the Irish Freo Slate having ecured control of their own affairs hav • chnrae oH»t!c«lly enough en­ listed the services of all manner of their woik f*»P milk politic; them. Tlie German, Frencli nnd Bel­ gian Colonies In Ireland—which are so to speak State-aided— nre in­ creasing their numbers daily, while many nationalities width are not state aided, noticeably the Italians und Jews arc also on the increuita. Thr native population is steadily declining and at the present time the native Irish are emigrating nt a more rapid rate than at any time a since the great famine of JM8. On the green hanks of the Shan­ non, there i.< a German colony 100 strong engag d in the big engin­ eering feat of harnessing the water power of the most lordly river In what used to he culled the British Isles. $ 35, 000,000 Program The initiation of this scheme a huge one involving a total expendi­ ture of over §25,0011,000. designed to give light and power to the twenty six counties o f Southern of wholesome I re Inml—wan tho first big cwistrurtjvc effort of the Free State Gov­ ernment. j German contractors arc charged with employing to the exclusion of tli" Irish of whom about 100,000 an- unemployed at the present time One fourth of the worker* on the Shannon scheme have hern import­ ed from Germuny and in the coun•J.5.1 o f Clare ami Limerick the Ianof the Teuton Is more fre­ quently heard than the native Gae­ lic. Hie Itnlirians lone found tlicir home in Cur’.ow. A Rciglnn firm was jriv.n the Government c6ntract of erecting a sugar beet factory in that town and there are betwern JOJ and .’100 Belgians employed tlmre. Th Dublin City Commissioners, unpointed by the Government to supersede the Corporation gave a three year contract for denning the at re. Is o f Dublin to a French firm and special machinery from Franco was-imported for the. purpose. A strike o f fVr i raljon workmen Jed to an upr. a nt by v.-hlth tho num­ ber of Fr.tieh|n <M employed wns limited. A similar condition was imposed in the cme o f a contract I Iven to n German firm for buildini? .'>00 dwelling houses in the miIitirhs of Dublin. Building Perm its In 28 Florida Cities Total Five M illions JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Apr. 22 I(1NS)—Twenty-eight cities in Flo­ rida issued new building and biterlay ntion permits during March worth $5,000,200. according to a statement ■received here today from S. \V. r- 22 Straus and Co. ugh- . Th» statement gave the follow^ ,ti . ing building activity figures fur [Florida cities during March. ' ,c’ i Apopka * 4.825 Duin itnulciiton , 00,4P0 unt- Clearwater 00.475 y is Coral Gobles 207.000 Undo Pity 1.500 said [Daytona Reach 01,015 C ar-. Delray 2.000 not Ft. Lnudeidnlc s .'128,071 ?.. - Ft. Myers 170,140 .. Lawyers in Snyder C a s e Delay Trial While Band Plays Igikclaml Lakownrih Melbourne.Miami Ocala Orlando Pensacola Sanford Snrasotn Scbring St. Augustine St. Petersburg Stuart Tallahassee . Tampa Went Palm lie Winter-Haven In Great Iiritain the feet nre used ns an aid to identification and it lias been shown that tlie In­ habitant* of London hav*u *!umr Him feet, those of Wales, low in *lm arch, and those o f Scotland, brand )n the solo. of Ills predecessors j3 man. lie In married. Court receded after V ken wax selected. Mr*. Snyder was taken court without a diunre tc her iiH-ther. .She did i «lanro in tlie-dlrection o| l-ro figu r; in black ns g (.Continued from Page One) unt. ihiftid in pis chair and threw walked toward n d>nr jn one arm over the back of it. of the court room and & Shortly nfS.'T tnc attorneys re* bridfre of sighs" to tbr ' • *» , •’ mined i|tie*tJoning the eighth jur­ ing. or was accepted. lie wns Louis ituckdnschel, em­ W oman Gets 10 Yi ployment manager oT College Print, lie wa- tho two hundred nnd For Slaying Daufl nineteenth tnliBim-.it qdestioned. lie vas a widower, 17 vent.; old. wVh tw<* children, a hoy of seven UN'S)—The jury tryin- 1 and a girl eleven. Chratline Stoble r, y t|)c r' J A few minutes before court ad­ her i ixteen-year-old journed at one o’clock for the lun- Rosa, today brought a ihenn mean the ninth juror was manslaughter after they hsil picked. He is Everett Van Yrun- out more than nineteen homd J;en, 10 years old, u secretary to a manufacturer of Wo. 1 Unveil. He has ; p n pray •JiHjr>.nml Jjlie most coming to get the wonderful bargains offered in our publicity Baker Brothers Shoe Store One Lot Ladies’ Hats values up ;(>, $7 and $8 $ 1 , 0 0 Sacrifice! All Our High Grade Ready-to-Wear Several hundred pair L a dies’ Slices, sizes 2 I-2 to 3 1-2, displayed on Racks. Help yourself. Delightful morning » Dresses Beautifully made dresses of voiles, lin­ ens and rayons- Just what the careful wo man needs for morning wear. :i(i Unldcnehcd Sheeting. Good grade, yd. 10c Underwear crepe, in colors, 25c grade, yd..... 15c Underwear Dimilv checks, in colors, yd. 15c Underwear Voiles, in colors, 25c values vd. 1‘Jc High grade satins, flat crepes and crepe de chine fashioned into neatly made dresses. All smartly trimmed. (loud quality percol, .'1(5 inches wide yd. .. HO Inch sateen, 10c values to sell yd........ Apron Gingham, 15c values to sell for vd Cretonnes, good grades for ... 15c, 19c •16 Inch Blue Chnmhry, good grade, yd. All Silk Pongee, extra quality, yd. ...... Baronette Satin, ail colors, yd........ ....... ID inch Crepe De Chine, good weight, yd. •10 Inch Georgette, extra good otialilv, v $ 3 . 8 5 T0 $ 1 0 . 9 5 Afternoon Dresses Your Vacation Starts the M i n u t e Your Trij) B e g in s I’liilIy dresses that are so very much needed for afternoon wear. Models of geor­ gettes and crepes, trimmed in beautiful laces and rihhons. •• ’ S.T-50 Silk J ersey ( Ladies FULL FASHION Ladies 1 FASH IO N AULti Hosiery Millinery RARGAINS IN LADIES I.ISLJ AND SILK HOSE s4cc Scenic, Historic Atlanta, Chattanooga, Nashville, Civil W ar Battlefields, Tennessee Mountains, the beautiful Cumberland River* Dluegruss lands and Evansville in Daytime. 2 Through De Luxe Trains Daily DIXIE LIMITED l.v. Siinlur.i A G 1............... 4:03 I*. M. I,\. Jacksonville ,\ (• |,. . . 9:45 1*. M. _____ Ar- t'haltunuoxu N C A.St I. .12:51 I*. M. Ar. fit. I out* I \ N - - 7:90 ATm ! 7 : 15 A . sT. A r . t l i i e a g o C AL K 1 . . ’. A lso Seamless sheets, 81x90 for I’epperel Sheets, 81x90 for v. Saofrrd A C L iHi- A l ' A i . ( Ilivttuimoga N ( . . . 1. . . A St L Ar. I . o u i It l l Ak N Ar. < him go c: A K • 1 . # 1 : It) 1*. M . . . 4: 10 1*. M.* THE BLACK AND TAN OXFORDS AT SAVING PRICES H0r SI ..TO § 1.711 $2.39, * t «9 12.Oh >3.50 IS 98 $1.9* Values f o r ................... Values for Values for Values for . $2.35 $2.71 JJ2R M E N ’S Suits Shirts Work Pants RATH ING SUITS FOR MEN. WOMEN (. IIILDREN WILL RE HOLD FOR *1. HI A . M . H; It) A . M . lit : 3 5 1*. M . • WONDERFUL VALUES FOR CHILDREN » §1.25 Values *01 *el| for $1.75 'aluc* will sell fur $2.25 Values will m II Tor $2.1)8 Values will m II Tor $3.50 Yuluvs will sell for Ladies MEN'S FLYER ,.\. J a ik -x m v Children’s BATH ING the DIXIE Shoes For T h e F a m ily ALL THIS SUiM.MF.lt STOCK AS CAN RE TO GO DURINt FOR 91.50 Value* tu sell fur .......... SI.US Value* tu m*II for . $2.51) Values to m-II lor 11.50 Values to sell for WONDERFUL RARGAINS FOR THE MEN *IKc Values on sule lor . Tile SI.50 Value* on sale fur $I.|M $1.98 Values on sale for . . . . 81.09 w o r k s u n n 's 76c Values to go for .. . I9e H9c Values to go for . -00c Uhc Values to go for ....... . 79c $1.75 \ a.1ucs sacrificed for 11.75 Overalls sarrificcd fur $1.25 Overalls sacrificed foi* ■ fa r tlttp lr g a tr u w s f a r r * «»J atnrr rafanaattaa, a ffix 1 l i u tine •. c u m i n _ x a ru n n - U t r«iM»<r> Ag#,.i iimwii I V. fas,ll. * «ia.,tt si.U i.tJ w a i iwiMtiJb.lU M i Uod* r , i . n i « -fit** !••,•#« 1 11 D4•.f«is*m. w.* fioi jlrim.Jli. MwOl Tr#»,/»., <« IV.|. 4 UuralL *n liusMi om.ta i«iaM,dh.IWi 1X I E R O U T E '•J^erfrC I Ji\ Tor)c Interertinx S. A. IUW 1N, Prop 6ANkX>UD A V E N U E and 2N D ST. �PAGE TWO THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 2.3, 1927 The Sanford Herald P ik U a k n l every n ften tn n a e ie flt S am lnx at ■ n t n r il. F l o r i d a 111 M t f i i M I * A r n a r . r o l r r n l no P e r n o d C lo u M atter, M e m b e r kT. «lni>, a t t h e P o a t o r i l e e at H a a f o r d . F l o r i d a , a a d e r A rt of M a r e h S. IRftT. II. 1~ I I R A 5 __ _______ ii. if, n r .n o ------------ ___ E D I T O I t M A 5 A C lK .lt K 4 HI.K 15. J O M 'S , M nnaaiav E dltot T h e H e r a l d , P n a f o r d ’a p i o n e e r a e n « . p a p e r , aul.arrlbra to th e l a t e t n a . il u n n l k ' r m t m l e e , e e r e l r l n a f i ' i m I til, an p rrlor m o i orp aalaatlon t n r a l r th n oaa a d w o r d , dally eoree* In a a ll th e tr a d in g e r r a t a o f th e ra lire w orld . T h e I. N. ft. la r a r e r Hil­ ly e f f l r l e n t l a K ln rlda and ftr runnaer o f h a n d lin g ata te n e w a U w ltbn ot e^nnti T h e H e r a l d la a m e m b e r n f Ihe A ail It l l n r r n n n f t ' t r r u l a l l o n a , a n f n t r r n a t l n a a l A a a o r l a t l e a o f I’ nlill-hera. A dv rrtlaera and A d v e r tla ln a A a e n t a w h l a h ' - r n n l r r o e n r h I’ u b ttaher-inom ber m ■ r ’ ld ilt to a d m r i i i ^ i a u d i t n f a n T M 'r lptln .i llata In o r d e r In a e r i f y ah a oln lelr nil r l a l m a o l e l r e u l a t l o n , aa w e l l aa h e a r a t bualK rea a i e t h o d a . SATURDAY, APRIL, 2.1 1927. tm k u r n * m 1 'i.A 'm m n |r—■ K e o n o n ij In r l t y a o d r o u a t r n d m f a ln f r a l l n a I.— ' l e r p r r w o l r i r o u t e t o J r r h a a A « Hie. A —- t unaf r a r t l n n o f I V J o h n a - I n d t a a , H i r e r t'nnnl I — l a n u a a r a l l u o j f m o a t h l y ••Payu p V\ r t k . * I ^ - A a p a e a l l a c o f h n lld ln g p r o g ra u i— h o a a a i, h o lrla , opartaaaaf hnuaea . 4 — A C n i n i n n a l t y C h e at, T.— r u n i i r t l n a o f r l <t b e a o l l f l M tI o n o r n a r a i u . A — a n e w a n d uiiwleru b n a p t t a L itm i.i; v K itsi: r o l l t o d a y THE TRUST THAT SAVES:— Mem* know I that the Ixird saveth hi* anointed: he will hear him from hi* holy heaven with the saving strength of his right hand. Some trust in chariots ami some in horses; but wo will remember tho name of tho Lord our (Jod. Psalm 20:0. 7. PRAYER:—Gracious I-ord, Thou givest great deliverance to all that trust in Thoc. Help us put our trust In Thee. As Minmi Life would say, it's a fine mourning after the night before. o ■■■ Roy Williams was at tho game yestonlay wonring his admiral’s uniform. W e’ll say It again, we think wo have a hall team that we can Crowe over. -n“ Music either kills or cutes/' lays a noted surgeon. Welt, surfsry does too for that mattor. --------- o--------One hundred slaughtered on a train in Mexico. Cnlles blnmos Ca­ tholics; Catholics blame Cnlles. ----- — o--------It is peculiarly appropriate that the Ford -Stpiro trial should have ended in a mis-trinl because a wom­ an talked. The way the Calory-Feds fielded ♦.hoir positions In yesterday’s game vus a pleasing exhibition to thu local fans. —-------o-------— Antl-prohibitionists admit that the west is the dryest purt of the country, hut Arknnsas seems to be pretty wet. MM- — -I> ■■ ■ W We'd just ns soon bo in a hurri­ cane and get it over with ns to be inundated by n river flood for weeks nt n time, —..— o ------ -Judging from recent newspaper dispatches thu life of a traveling man in Mexico is u matter nl hut fleeting consequence. • --------- o-------. The President of Vussar College snys he sees no reason why girls should lie prevented from smoking. Try and prevent them. -------— o--------Judging from A1 .Smith's recent reply to Marshall, It can bn said for the Now York Governor at least that he has some good advisors. Usually it's th> person who in­ vites flattery who isn't worthy of it. —WnycrosH Journal -Herald. .Such Invitations usually have R. S. V. P. on them. ■o ’ The comprehensible .Martin Drainage bill passed the House al­ most unanimously. Senator Wat­ son's might have hml more luck if tile averaflp layman could h*vo un­ derstood It. ■— ■ o -■ ■ The Celcrymen have taken two games from Orlando, repenting Just year’s history. Hero's hoping that todny’s contest will not end ns tho third game lu«t year. The Colta won. Press Censorship Some Dimming and ridiculous conclusions have been drawn by n subcommittee of the New York State Crime Com­ mission in a recent study of what it terms the causes o f tho increase in erirru*. Perhaps the most asinine o f its findings is the declaration that the publication o f crime news is serving ns an incentive to crime. This assertion was made by tin* com­ mittee despite contrary opinions offered by many judges, dis­ trict attorneys, police chiefs and others who deal profession­ ally with crime. The committee in its efforts to fasten the blame for crime increase, sent out questionnaires asking the question: "do you consider that the methods used by ihq newspapers of securing and presenting crime news are in any way a factor in the present crime situation?" One hundred and eleven re­ plies were rec# ived and a largo proportion of these were em­ phatically in the negative. In spite o f these results the com­ mittee recommended that legislation lie passed to curb the press in the dissemination of crime news. The committee would severely punish newspapers for what it describes ns "publishing facts which m’ ght assist in the escape of criminals." The meaning of this statement is somewhat obscure but we take issue with the inference that newspapers are hampering police efforts in running down criminals. We have yet to learn o f an instance when a news­ paper violated confidence imposed in it by publishing informa­ tion that might prevent police from capturing criminals. On the contrary, we o f the newspaper fraternity have always recognized the. existance of a gentleman’s agreement with authorities to protect and assist them at all times in the pros­ ecution of their duties. Our experience also has been thnl city, county, and state authorities are quick to admit the value of the publication of crime news for the effect that it hns in checking crime. Turning the spotlight on lawlessness always leads to a better­ ment of conditions. There’s the exnmple o f Canton, Ohio, where n newspaper’s relentless expose of crime has rid that city of one of the' worst vice rings in the history of the country. In recommending a curb on (ho publication o f crime news, the New York commission is suggesting the use of press cen­ sorship, u thing that could never bo carried out successfully. Freedom of the press has long been recognized as one of the cornerstones of American democracy and any move to destroy a perfect enjoyment o f that heritage is n direct attack upon one of tiie fundamental beliefs of a liberty-loving nation. The fact is that the New Y'ork committee lias stepped off on the wrong foot. It hns made no real effort to ascertain the real cause of crime increase. Instead it has disregarded the testimonial of people who are in a position to know and have substituted their personal opinions based not upon facts but upon some foolish fancy. ---------------------------O-------------------------- Mr. Depew Grows Young Chaunccy Depew, who has nil his life been unusually active and is even now chairman o f the board of directors of the New York Central railroad, will celebrate his ninety-third birthday Saturday. Fop forty years Mr. Depew has made it a practice to give interviews to the press on various topics of interest on the occasion of his birthday. In recent years these interviews have been o f particular interest as-coming from the oldest man o f national conse­ quence in America- It is helpful to learn the thoughts o f a man who has lived long enough and is mentally active enough, to know as much as is possible for a human being. Ye{, as Mr. Depew said to a correspondent Wednesday, "When 1 was twenty-three, I thought I knew it all. At 93 I find there is a lot I do not know” . It’ would seem Hint a man at his age might becomo pes­ simistic and especially in these times have a tendency to re­ gard the "younger generation” , which in this case would in­ clude everyone from eightv years of age down, as going to the dogs. Cut Mr. Depew does not. lie thinks that tho youth of today arc not only better but also smarter. And the "good old days” , he said, were not all they are cracked up to be. "The poor man today” , he declared, "hns more comfort and conveniences than the rich man when 1 was a boy” . When asked ns to ids formula for living to a ripe old age Mr. Depew gave some good advice. First, he is careful o f what he cats; he hns found out what disagrees with him, and he then leaves it alone. And he never over-eats. But most of all, he doesn’ t worry. Worrying, he said, exhausts the nervous system and leaves one worn out whether ho hns done any work or not. "I have always made it a practice” , ho said, "to tell my family every evening the moal pleasant experience I have had during the day." IIow different from most men who tell their wives the worst tiling that has happened during the day. Mr. Depew’s method, of never thinking of anything disagreeable between his evening moal and bed time, is much more likely to result in sound sleep. -------------------------- 0 -------------------------- CATTLE TICKS-POLITICS TAMPA TIMES Tho Times is told, from Senator not been impressed before. Fletcher’s office, ttml tho senator If wc are not cart-less of our has been Informed by Dr. J. R. Moh* own interests and Mind nf farts ler, chief, buronu of animal indust­ this announcement from ttie* bureau ry, thnt uftcr May 1, 1928, entile of animal industry ought to im­ that have not been dipped and cer­ press lls importance upon the rert tified as tick free cannot bo shipped of «|S. in interstate commerce. This is not Cuttle raising is an important in­ The Herald reproduces in another an arbitrary dictum of Dr. Moh- dustry in Florida. It can und should column on this page an unusually ler’s. It will only he In compliance ho made more so. Instead, unless interesting oditoriul by tho Dear­ with a duly enacted law of the Uni­ Florida cattle are made tick free, born Independent on the recent Chi­ ted Slutes. no that they ran he carried in inter­ cago election in which ‘Wild Bill’ And yet, in the face of such state commerce, it is destined to Thompson was chosen mayor. I■ . o --------things as this, there arc those in dry up on the stall: and come to lie I’m cutting quite a figure these the Florida legislature who would numbered among the things that days, said tho young fellow ns he slop this stute from such work as W'eiv. Suc h n culmination would took another scrape with tho safetv razor.— Gainesville Kun.He duos- she is doing , , and such, progress , , , ns mean the loss of an immense ac­ n’t cut near the figure his old m an "no Is making in getting rid of the count of money to Florida. The u sed to with his antiquated esttlo ticks. One who does not pos mere fnct that her cattle were un­ sess unfailing ability ns a mind straight-edge. reader can druw no conclusion der ban would add to that loss, in­ Th 1 ’ ’“ w York * -ler'ran on toys from their position save that they directly hut surely—and possibly in unthoughl. of ways. n cliculntion o f 1,120,000, the larg­ are playing politics. Instead of letting up on tick erad­ est In ihe United States; Th’-- Han­ Cattle l irks hurt and hnvo hurt ford Herald's circulation is about Florida in no telling how many ication wit will cntiK'gc our effort* three thousand the largest In Semi­ ways. Among these is thn' th q in that direction, if wc possess t ither common sense or business Judg­ nole county. prevent the slate from developing ment. It is to bo trusted that what­ At any rate, u few thousand •is she should In the matter of dai­ ever 1 gislution 111 reference to cat­ of Ameriran troops will have n rying. Others of them arc us bad. tle tick* will look toward more ex­ To think thut Florida cuttle, or tended efforts at their ubolishmc-nt .chance of giving Chinu thu "onte over" which will prove profitable a large portion of them, uro soon from Florida cattle, rather than in an educational vay.— Florida to hu denied shipment through in- tending to stop or slow down what Timer-Union Once over there, terstate commerce because of tho in ulready being dnm . If such is not the case the Icgithey may not find it such un eai y cattle tick would >.<cm to be about the lust straw. It has not been long elnture will have done Florida im­ matter to get buck. sines Florida watermelons were mense hurt. Whui is needed to be done is to When Cool idgc gave whu* *** iield nu in Georgia, under a law or .e ol that state, because of the gel polities out of tick eradication penrxt to be u slam to U crJu, Hoover by saying that if Kellogg danger of transportation of rattle and cattle ticks out nf the stute of resigned, Hoover could not he the ticks in the straw which furnished Florida. The nun who think they next secretary of state, ncrhnps the bedding for the car* in which they will bo the wurse hurt by such a Pnsident mwmt thn; Hoover was were packed. That served to im­ procedure will turn out the ones too on egggry la tba C'>ma*rvc De­ press the importance of tick eradi­ most benefited by it, — Tuiupa cation upon muny on whom it hud Times. ft purtmMt to he removed. Brisbane Sees It Uolli Olil Fn.ihioni'd. E. F. Hutton's Realm. Blaming Tin- Movies-. A Ynu-Uef-Ynu-Will Chin. Ity ARTHUrv. BRISBANE r<>iirriahi hut nr star On. r— “ w c 1,08 ANGELES, April 23 Crotating from ocean to ocean you soi- interesting nun anti Hungs, among others an old-fashioned rail* mud conductor on the Santa Fe and an old-fashioned Christian In I,oa Angeles, The com!uctor Is W. D. Van Ber­ gen, a* aide, active and keen a railroad man us ever protected an exploit* train. "Railroading" more thnn 50 years, he- tnlks of pussenger cars that were -10 feet long, had seats that hit you in the middle of the hnck, windows with four small panes of glass in each, lighted with candles. "R etire?" certainly not. Rail­ roading is mor> interesting thnn retirement, THE OLD-FASHIONED Los Angelos Christian has painted on the hnck of his Ford touring car top, in white letters, n foot high, “ Tell tho world .Jesus Saves." He drives slowly about the street, and some, undoubtedly repent. J & isuT wh*T Id Co WflHWfrt A fTeZ we GbTs it •B ut HOWlOi57oP Too busy today to give to this column of stuff reuse. Next week there %fl ‘ real clumn in words J and the meantime our pawl among you for KUbanX ’Ihis column will continue u I big feature in all t|„. We||. •newspapers of the world » . for it. * I--------------------------For Aching Or Tired F« See A Foo; Speciilin Phone 11)2 For Appoint** Dr. J. R. Vicller (.'hirup'itddst At Lloyd’s Shoe Stnn HIS SUPPLY AT ills PORTABLE RHONOGRAF $12.50 «ind Sir,,oo COLUMBIA And Records UKULELES $1.75 Strings For All Instrum BICYCLE TIRES §1,7 j ] j I | ! F. P. R1NES 1113 Sanford Ave, Rhone 401-J E. F. HUTTON’S Los Angeles branches tell you that such com­ forting information was needed yesterday by bears that have ig­ nored good advice printed in (Ins column for months past. They hud a little'bear panic of their own, while stocks went up. General Motors and Atchison, well man­ aged companies, went to "new high prices for nil time.” And some de­ jected hear covered 10,400 shares of General Motors, in one trans­ action of nearly $2,000,000. DON’T GAMBLE, for you will surely lose. And esp:cialiy don’t "sell short." That’s like running in front of an express train. In England, where you can bor­ row money cheaper thnn here gen­ erally sp:aking, the bunk intu is cut from five to four and one-half. And here, money will ba much cheaper. It’s no time to he n hear. Best news o f ail, cotton went climbing; hut unfortunately that wn» due to floods drowning out vast cotton umw. suckers nlso come in f ;s share of argument. All at matters will he settled „ the cushions for the seat, j** More Work for the Dry Squad DANCE Every Wednesda NIGHT (\ Of C. Bldg. Lake Y Music By Lake Mary Serennd 4g& Z Chester Saunders, Dir Aam . 50cLadiesF CHICAGO CHOICE DEARBORN INDEPENDENT II. S. WHITE Nor is thnt his only promise. A wide-open town is one of the pros­ Attorney At Law pects dangled before the citizens of 305 Fir.sl Nat’ l Hank B Chicago by its new Mayor. And I think that pnving the^ alleys SANFORI), FLORID therein lies a source of possible in the business district of Sanford \ future embarrassment for the wet is one of the finest moves ever in­ Will practice in Stale propagandists. Prohibition, ac­ augurated in the annals of the c ity ., Federal Courts. MR. PAUL KELLY, movie ac­ cording to these gentlemen, is the For many years when I edited Tho . tor in a small way, is held for thief contributor to crime. To Herald I tried some means of pav- , murder. The usual roar about mov­ the Volstead Act they lay full Ing the alleys in the vicinity of ing picture immorality will follow. blame for the wave of lawlessness The Herald offices, not only to It would be better to roar about which has swept the nation .since make cleaner alloys but to keep I the Snyder case, with the husband the war. But Chicago, now, will |(jown the dust that blew into win- 1 in the case brained with a sushhave no more prohibition, lawless- ’ (lows and doors in the summer time wtight Ur he slept. liras, therefore, should reuse. If an,j gt.pt everything filled with Paul Killy of the movies Killed it doesn't soma tall explanations dust nnd dirt. Paving the alley.! his man, husband of the lady ho will be in order is not only a sanitary measure Gum clipped lir admired, in a fist fight, and prob­ but it looks mighty good to tho ably had no intention of killing. stranger in our midst. I want to Al A Real Salt* Fri S A T U R D A Y EVEN IN G SERMON commend tho City Commissioners If guilty, Kelly probably will go Rev. \V. 1*. Ruhratn, First Methodist Church to jail for at lenst 10 ybai'sV But for their action in this respect and understand that the city force i:i The Greatest Tire Value tho Incident docs not Justify any particular outcry against tho TEXT: "And lie did that which loti * expression, ns a gathering doing the work with lirlck taken Offered And Guaranteed 11) movies. was right in the eight of tho Lord, point for worshippers, as an in­ from streets newly paved nnd tho Firestone Tire X Rubber C according to all that Ids father strument to advance his kingdom, cost is ns nothing commensurate WOMEN HAVE BEEN DratYib- Uzziuh did; hnwheit he entered as an invitation to turn to God to with the fine results obtained in Tires i the alleys. ed in many ways—Helen who not into the temple o f the Lord, find the higher, holier ways. launched a thousand whips, Cleo­ And the people did yet corruptly." When <*no thinks of the assent30x3 Vi .... .. $ 7.35 patra, plain hut rich, who stole a 2 Chronicles 27: 2. bled people and of the membership Y on hear a lot of noise on the 31x1 ........ .. $11.80 The purpose hero is not enter­ it is very easy to notice the impor- nt reels about how we could do husband from the noble sister of Augustas. Different from all is tainment, but to call attention to factions of individuals, and it without this and thnt ttml suve mo32x1 ........ .. $12.40 Damon Runyon’s description of und old example of an error which takes about the least amount of ney und yet if we all economized 32x4 \'i .... .. $16.90 is nlso one of l!u> faults of this the lady In the Snyder murder intellectual power known today to us per so wc would have to close cns:. "A chilly looking blonde with present time. criticise the church, and to say up business and quit altogether V i .. $17.55 Read cure fully the words or the WHAT IS THE MATTER WITH The way some (ample feel thop frosty eyes and one of those mar­ words of the text, and you will he 29x4.40 .... ... $ 8.40 THE CHURCH? Now, there Is would be no use in trying to live ble you-bet-you-will chins!" compelled to Infer thut King Jo* nothing the matter with the great «ny longer. Yes, we could get 29x4.75 .... ... $10.50 SHOPENHAUER.-in his "Stu­ them was not a church going man. principle and the groat Christ “ long without the hand, the bull Since he began his reign doing $11.80 29x195 .... idea o f the churh; this idea of i team, the swimming poo), the dies in Pessimism," describes wo­ men generally us undersited, nar­ right, as Ids father hml done, this the Lord will prevail He has said, hospital, the paved streets, the 30x4-95 .... ... $12,211 Frankly the white way, the bulkhead, the row shoulder.d, broad-hipped, error was possibly Ids one incon­ “ MY CHURCH." sistency. lie did not feel the need 30x5.25 .... ... $13.05 point is thnt some o f tiie men and boulevard, the new city hull, the short-legged, and not nt all beau­ o f going out into the proper women of which the church is I fife anil police station, the police tiful. 31x5.25 .... ... $14.20 He went too far one way, Abe­ courts of the temple to worship his composed have turned aside from I force, thu sheriffs and deputies, God. His record thou is fairly the promises, they made to God and 1 the county nnd city officers, the 30x5.77 .... ... $ 10.00 lard too far the other, Damon Run­ good until wc come to this word the Church and have made thc.se I court house, the chamber of comyon is carefully impartial. 33x0.00 .... $17.00 "howbeit," which tells of a weak­ vows n matter of no consequence J merco and everything. They say ness, of a neglect, of a duty left Wc Install These Fr in their lives. These have joined | e came! can go without drinking IT 18 SUMMER WEATHER nut here, with a nice breez.- from the undone. Now Jr-tbum's father had the critics against their own for ninety days but who in the* nn unfortunate experience churches. Many of them are the summer breezes wants to be n ca­ Pacific Ocean, potato plnnts stand­ imd with the temple, and maybe the Jothams of our day. How much mel ? ing two feet high in front of many little bungalows, active building son permitted this thing to drive more gracious a thing it would lie him away from the privileges of While at the hall park yesterday everywhere, fruit trees heavily the sanctuary. Here wo have u if all who make up the church loaded and every citizen ready to good man, upright in his dealings would by word and deed anti by I could not help hut think thut ! prove that "California hns only — so much so thnt God prospers attendance faithfully mam "the without the hall team and the ; ordinances" make their contribu­ hand it would have been a dul! started.” him and lie becomes mighty—who tion to her influence to accomplish day. The band is an adjunct to any j never enter God's house to mingle the m good tiie church is set to do big festivity Hint mn be dispcnscil ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY his praters and praises with (,ticl n tho community! with ami had it not been for tho Thousand years ago, your ances­ people. Tel 411 W. 1st St. hand yesterday the hall game Not long ago n leading man of tors struggled with livers made But this failure worked ulti­ would have been devoid * if color. our country gave a friend these of u true to turn over the half de­ mately its usual result. His re­ voured carcass of a mammoth. No ligion, us always, lacked a vital three reasons why he was faith­ And that flag raising stunt of possibility of dragging it home, It element, One historian says that ful in attendance upon all the ser­ Bill Fainter nnd the two teams was worthy of a moving picture Imd to he eaten on the spot. On this man’s religious convictions vices of the church: "I. Because of what the church all by itself, It was good to the April 28, tho Volunteer Ore Com­ were too feeble to make him a re pany, Palmer, Mich., will explode former of the prevailing corrup­ stands for. Witli all its human last mail. at one time 50,000 pounds of dyna­ tion of the nation, ho then, what­ imperfections the Christian church There are some fine features I Kentuckian Finds Blackmite, and by that single exposition ever wc want to grant this man, stands for the best elements of blast out 250,000 tons of iron ore. who Insisted «n staying apart in lify and the highest conception of about this whole tiling of life and a Great Aid In Relic living. .Just now when folks are j The powerful man with his muscle Ids own way. we cannot escape Goil known to man. i. ubciiusc ui un inir|iruig. | “ Pj to he down in the mouth it is j Because of its offspring, an lift 500 pounds, straining and tiie resulting facts nnd natural is­ Constipation, and Soon groaning. The thinking man, sues. So wo tend tiie reedrd: "And Nearly nil tho institutions n n d ,‘Y *l,le 8t,,rR shown by some of I Feels 0 . K. go-getters here in pushing pressing an electric button, can the people did yet corruptly." He agencies interested in tiie uplift of lilt 51)0,000,000 pounds. That is was just good enough to be very humanity are the product, direct- “ head and putting over the l»ig progress. influential; and Ids hml example jy i?r indirectly, of the Church. Hungs despite nil adverse criti­ CaUettshurg, Ky,—Mr. Milt* of not permitting God through the A ml most people who give their cism and hard knocks nnd the kina, of 1213 Center Street, "backwash" of the bubble bursttime talents ami money to the sanctuary to have nnv successful city, says: claim on him spread like u poison support o f thefio bcnlficent insti- ing. Sanford is one of the few "There was a time when my " tutions are members of, or rei cities in b Inrida thnt was not hur. TOM SIMS SA Y S throughout the nation. Tho peo­ was not so good. I suffered ■ ple were not cheeked in wrong but suits, the life work of the Chris- j by any real speculation nnd iH one deal from gas wins. My It's n long lane that lias u place nermilted rather by the .king's tiun church. 1 want to have n o f the few that is going ahead with wan saturated \v,.ii poisoo everything just as scheduled. part in the general uplift. ttlgh example to continue in it. to park, was not properly eliminated, Yes, ull of us agree that our* “ 3. Becuusc of its enemies.* timo to time I hod severe While Sanford is building mu-, aches, and I felt sluggish and A man is judged by the com­ churches are to be counted among Ia man is judged by Ids enemies, our community’s assets. But we |why m-t the Church? The foes of rieipnl structures of all kinds we pany lie keeps out of. "I knew o f Black-Draught consider that market house. medicine for constipation, act that, I the home, marriage, and right- ' hould 1,0 sometimes overlook the fnct Just now R is difficult to get cel_ Low brows often can he found because of too many •Jothams, cousneas are also foes of thn thought I would try it. For s » suffering Church. All the forces today l‘u‘ >y’ or uny vegetables or any good I took a small dose every nigw beneath high hats. |many communities are sutiermgi ___ fearful shimti* in idculs and in re- ion also seek tho Church's vilifi- fruit in the local market evi • til iny system wus rid of U# though wc ate .surrounded nv cumulated poison. 'cation." Motorists are demanding light- lip intis standards. groves imd farms. A few goo I t ears. >So ure pedestrians. "I gained in weight and my Another thing: Juliana's case re- ( ----------------------- ■ market gardeners here could rn! health was good. That * minds us that "by an unerring i»make a lot of money if we had a rienro made mo real Do the Modern youth is safe as long us stinct tin* world will judge a man, ('o n le m p u ra rv C om m en ts ...... . . . .• l . - l . * a. . . I lit* I I 4 I, l lit Ik .,.4 I . . . ,n market house where the farm cm o f Black-Draught. 1 kept it i* not by what lm ■Is, thut by whatI lbe there uro yes-men and .no-girls. could drive in three times a week homo nnd when I begin to (W is not; net, by the many good - , . , - | What news is! Th World’s Now that the coal miners have hinga he does, hut by the ono or f, t biUlonuin, driving u $500 and sell their products from tbs less and dull, I take a dose, wagon or Duck, Sanford should which I feel O. lv. again. gone on strike, would it be too ‘ lhi,n|r? .m , hl" car fo.ced into the ditch by us- be he The the greatest (ity market place 'Tcoplo generally do not much to usk the gold diggers to life. . 11'>se >ou do have in a ; j ujn „ high-powered mu ill the state of Florida. Do W'* get tho risk they toko in nllowjrf f man a kwh! iniMlmnd, u kind filth- i ndiw t i « a follow suit? er. a generous friend; but, if the ‘ h,nc- Seattle Daily Times. it or have we too much opposition? uupali jn to run on. I try to » ijy system cleansed, and I Refected suitor trios to commit world detects that ho is not squure ............ . he will ..... Tho world always hits had nasty j It seems that the Everglade i Black-Draught a great aid ina in his money ..... obligations, suicide, but swallows quinine in­ ....................... he found guilty before her tribu- little srandnls. but in the old days I will now ho drained. Too had the this." ' .....................................“ stead of poisen. Braving that it k For sale everywhere, 25c. Or naj. As we think about it. the e x -1it wasn’t called literature.-—Saint , unper St. Johns River could )mt Is bitter to have loved and lost. AC hoiTullon, “ Be ye perfect," may Faul Fnionrer Brass. j he drained at (be same lime. package today. Benito Mussolini declared ve­ he so impractical after ull. 1his mutter has conn- up for disWithout any question God’s In almost every t-choui you will cusslon ut the regular meeting of hemently thut no man ever be­ came world-fuimvi* while wearing plan does not include the edifice, find the backward hoy who is , the Sitting Sons o f Rest hut opinlong whiskers. It's true, then; the house, the temple, the churrh, j strong on the forward pass.— Bing- , ion ns usual is divided on the mat­ thcru ain't no Santa CIimp:. ure building, as u means of rclig-1 hamton l’ ress. ter. Seining fish und shooting CHICAGO has decided it wants four years more of ’ Big Bill’ Thompson. That is Chicago’s priv­ ilege. Chicago is a sovereign muuicnpality; if it derided it wanted a Hottentot, or a Sulu Islander, for Mnym, and that Hottentot win: eligible, it could elect him and tell the rest of the country to go whistling after bears for all its opinion mattered. Thompson, howover, is no per cent American,’ and in tht*exuberance of his American­ ism he has promised to •bus*. George V of England on the snoot' if that monarch ever propels hi., proboscis within the city limits. fir e s to n e 33x4 .. GOT RID_0F POI �SJUpBBRMi ft* W r tV • *# ■’ ’ ••’. ___ __ ■- V ' -—-.'~ •; -.v r ^ M v-> "VU* . .. ............................. ■■ — - in t o t m t i i v .. pagk TtlE SANFORD TTERAT.T), SATTTRDAY,-APRIL 23. 1927 ...................... .................................--------------------------------- ■ » — , W m . Unbobbed Peach From Paris •-Social and Personal Activities . O H | : "V'7 W .jr t it * ITRANS ATLANTIC TELEPHONE NOW iN MUCH DEMAND Her home with a "fractured arm and 0 badly brtllsi-rl hip mused bv .1 . . . . .. . . . . M R S. FIIMI) S. D A IU K H . SOC1KTY E D IT O R Geneva T n n u r: Resilience Tilophone 217-W * — nt the winter here returned ' * their home iri Wat bins, N. V. L* .. . . . „ . A shown* >\as given in honor o f l fc Cl*%ItT'M Scltlivs D outl l o A Mr. Vaughn ami his bride who [ N orm a l Hasis W ith 10 T o were recently married. The show2 li C alls Hails ; ( ’liriiH ilv cr was given at Hit* Baptist , ( ’ n i l s P n irtlcn lly I ’cn.scd church hy the It. Y. P. U, Ernest ls*on and Mis l„ Han j iiils "lire united in Mnirm-. i... ’ * * .K. Apr. .— (INK)-* the Baptist parsonage Iasi Wed- 1 ' r,,n> T 7",'* t'*.,‘ llh0,,c ntsdav ' . ,.* .! h a s ’ fttk d dona tp a nimi The mUsiornuY mretuor **r rhi‘ ‘-fiU,;i '^•'It’.i fa gradtia , d, «ip.i of inthe amp AmMethodIsLs I allies wo- held I r 1 , tlc.wlupi >"I'^* « oofficial iijc a , or Thursday at Hi. . lb ,0 :•*: 7*mu'!'puny n ^ 8 ™ !^ said lodiiy ..... ............... 1 ,, rant today. si husil. ■ * was transact "tI. Mn. Company N,cav York Mr* Lontlon *vnll# nro Bheldnn was appointed on commit­ made ni the rate* of from ten tee with Min. Wakefield front-th" being to twenty-five each tiny. P. T. A. They were instructed, to Other zone points, such ns^KitPdiscourage the slot machines In sa-; f'ity, Now Orleans, Minneapol­ •he plftrea of huslne; 0 is, Hon FrtiniTco and f’ lovtdnnd lmi» I *'«-<)v spool Iho day :*re dorr* a “ normal” although n«*twith Mrs. Earl Ixtroy Monthly. heavy bu>Jni ss, The county teuehors association N'o lotiger hit "rurioslty calls’’ *ii. no enterluined Thursday at I hethgipul HiitcirIi. 'I he calls now he Schoolhous** at JI:00 o’clock, ; being made.have to tlo with actual i refrealinieuts will tu* served. ; busitu’s** ;t.r nr** of sored nature, i (■ A daily liusint-'- between cotton I . fmmigninls lo the Ifnitetl Stair '•'cluuiires in Ni*w Orleans ami j wilt l»i* shown Depart incut of Agri­ i Binning ham. Eng., is being done ■ culture film production • nt ports in ' ‘satipfio-Jorv eobtnie.” 1of entry, nctiuuinting them with Fiebting Static Ainericnn history, geography nml The toleplmne people are striv-'* agricultural net hod#. ing t<* eliminate static anil re1port (imgre: in that din*ction. Of 1 bere art* l.IJRJillO license*! rn- cm r.e a great deni tlenepd# up°n tl:o .11**teiiers in England: l.*'RI7,122 |np. ntnno-.phi n* condition on the in Germany: “ 'sono in Sweden . ,|cv th»* rail i put in. 1 ILL1J2 in De - - - ; " ‘ 11711 in Officials ef the .company wen* Hungary, at* f ■I, * ' in Switzer- reluctniiL to discus* t,h<> pn**lbiHty lnnti. . {o f any Immediate tlecrense in -— ~ ; "7 ■ rates saving tliev are vnneentmtMct loy Martin returned to (os irl|, their tUiention on improving home in Jnckfftrtvlllo V*n Frolay t(u, v(,rvV e. The present rate fnmi ■ifier unending tin* past few days j Nliw ynHt to London is S75 for* liero With lus mother Mfaa M. Marminutes mid Stir* for i nch nd- a bit** hour, wishing Mr. Ilbpklns I many more happy birthdays to conic.A i:g;niif*r rT 'c!nif}m*ifr attended ^ D*^ rfieeting at the Lyman School A very cnjoyaldt* piano iccitul ‘ Eit Mi* Co^inulu’ tpt,|k,,i C a len d a r Wolf, on MmtllaJ ovetiiag relative letho 1 hum Riven hy tlx* pup lit* of Mrs. r. Pmilirm Crawford. " •t lectihn called to hsuti bonds *p , W. Shinholsrr fin Friday nt h**r •V: studio on Oak Avonuc. IVuilftH-J I in 11, ' t, covf r an mhlltion to tin* Lyman i '[and Lake Mm;.mdioul**. Thb»-<*li*eThe program, was attractive nml viONOAV I . Miilli'ty « irrl.* "f i undent! 1 in a manner. which vrai itend no: “ U uhi-o' Edgar (fueat. H n tok*-* vim*** Viiday April .^t! j I'tuf. Imwiiitt has (ttateil llmt the gratifying to (In* nudiuhep coin. L lull! Holtz, .i' tmrsent P*i|cit;"* v lU'.lie Ml f fid blit jsi’ »- ■. r , "ptio (i uiivn at ■**■ pout'd cl patvnls anil cIom* friuml: Kiss of fipriil^" Rolf. airs. ()( hoods vvithtmt any in­ f jncvtP'f * l- ' |i. Rint*3 oil of thy performers. 'Mom Andei-fion. j cf M r# ■ ert use, in liA.attv'u ./ ^ — Mr.A reading from thy poems of ' 1 •'•do" Mlo' |>i cAijma. l.os;r One ef the most. Inspiring church Edgar Guest by ImcHy Bolt:*. trn**■ 1n* I'ope, i ,if the PrWDywrlnn a pleasing variety to thy program Mi,mm i<i t;.' Beellliivt-a \'iilso services over hoHjtt this section was eonilucTcil bv Rev. Janie $& **** *• Tin* program iii foil was: in lj. rial' Himniti, Ella sprn- Thompson of (ho’ <'iMununity 1 'Reverie Milo llovo. Spin .ml s-H'ial meet 1nr nllif: Sour' Kllcrmetijt-li Marjorie i < luirdi, of Lake Mary F.a.' ter Nim'Sevoinl Walla' Godard "■ ** j tiny muiiiingat sit 'o'efrtck on the ^ L ’v of the Presbyter* Turnvr. I-1' Cope. ‘ tti-l shore of l.nke Mary. Tin‘Curious Story' Heller. |ir*i-.t. JJJ dli meet »t » " c]“ c,< ‘ The Hi ear N’nviii* Wild ploy ruurihe service, with its Easter slg. , thy Smith. 1'Valse Cupric-1 Nevrlnntl. Helen ldricaiico. was atlondeiiv.hy fifty*'J lie Joyous Peasant' ScIhiiiuiu 1Douglass. ‘j S ju u lM will; niecl Willi four meinhl'iit o f the cdiigrttgUlicn. With Mra. W. E. Colt* at the or­ iW"‘m tiriniD oil MaRiiolia gan. tho. service opened with the ‘ ,l hcl Mrs. Stephen Fierpont Presbyterian Women dnj.otiigji just n> ....... ^ 1* " r t i v n -tinging •INKUIK ’of *! Itlio E tliEM ’iuKIT JIK ■can Club will meet ;i*. mornT n f i n A1 o n r l ' i v ' the un brdl.'e tlirougliVihe io meet un iuomiay ;rl,.A. j„ ,j!u Thisn was f, Js'slic Bryan 1,1 Hostess T o Plaisauce This ry j "M," I. with Mrs. Bridge Club Members foilowet! by 1he regular ot'ilot at, On Monday nftrrnorin at I o'clock worship anil with a short sermon I i Mr#. I- r- Kindis* us Mis. Stephen Picrmont wa ho : * (here will h; an inspirational ment- appropriate to the tiny by Rev 'Tii.-tine of the Missionary ess Kritlay afternoon when she en­ ing for the wpmeti of the first Thompson. Min. .lame3 Thompson was the, the Methodist Church tertained members of tin* Pin!--- Presbyterian Church to which all ‘ k.lj at the liniae of alia, ante Ili idge Club at her home on vv<iniyn of tin* co or regal ion ami r<-oist at the ijtntii o'clock scr their friends art* cordially invited. vice at the Community Church l .J !■»*- Satifonl Avenue, Park Aveiue. V program tin Africa will hi* pro- The Sunday School rendered np;l: Pope. Mrs. K. A HourForming a pretty setting fo.* **'* 11 after which a sochtl hour iiiopriate musir under the direct-1 I jl. M. Mekim. Min. M • this affair were the decoration* ion of Ms. W. E. Cole and Mrs“ \ir< T. K. Thornley ana o f petunias, snap-dragons, cosmos, will1he enjoyed. P. D. Anderson: \ \ Me Cttbkill as hostesses, phlox, gladioli and daisies. Master Billy Kyana o'rttcrtalnetl TtTSPW The afternoon hours were igdct:* I over forty hoys and girls lit hi.LA KB M A R Y bridge party r,,r jjjW l ly spent in tin* games of hi'itlgfi I home in Evaitbdale tat Saturday ...... — /the Social Department o f anil when scores lull! been added It ' -------------------- 1 * afternoon, with an Easter ctrg A new electric sign hits l*.t*!i |ultg Lin's Club with Mrs. Sam- was found that high score had hern Among the winnow of the MLts n ance Mile. Roberta Cuscy, Ts coming to America lo take |*»! . *“ f U»Vi3? to Ljfltun ami Mrs. GcortfO A. nmdc hy Mrs. Ralph Smith, who ' placed i-ver thy Lake Mary ‘ ''•'"■ various contests were tlio followin the second International Pagent of Pulchritude at Galveston, Tex,., Me. and M in . A. D. Parrish t>f|y;j until the rate t#f $87 for received a bottle of Vantine’s per* maey. Lf, «* luistessc.-. ling: Rabbit Pinning; Christine; three itlinutes ami $2t> for A. H. Sjot limn returned Satur­ Colo ami dry Fisher; Hal ami Hop, in May. Hite wn chosen in n contest held by I.e Journal of Paris, tiie Lakeland are spending a short jj1(, Ira Southward and Mrs. fume. For having had no luri: , 1 1 ,1 , a , 1 i i i ’ ii 1 •tinto in Hnnfonl as the guests o f',.,,,.1. nddili.uiul minute Mary Stephens; l-’lrtyd Touchstone; I .<l:r Ht-Icelhig her aiming hundred* of bobbed beads. . Amlersnn Jr.. "ill mter- with her turds, Mrs. II. \V. Ruck­ day from a trip t*i Tnllnhutn-ci*, Mr. and M r, 11. It. Stevens. W U h K season on Alt :. Alice Henry o f Gaim villc* Running race, girls, Lila May L a miscellaneous shower, at er was given a set of novelty ------ * ,, 1 I, there has lieen a noticeable inA at the home of Mrs. bridge pencils, Mrs. A. (V Fort i vivititig Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fisher, Iris Simmlcr*, Dolly Fish­ Mrs. Beecher bent and smnll jp calls from this country er; Boys, Roy Howells, Jr., Archil* i»h!. 1112 Laurel Avenue, fiit the highest card and von a box Evans. ' rONGRKGATIONAL t ill RCII inlighter of Winter Park spent tlic||(1 rU) rtnci, ll;l Southampton um! Fred Robins left lliis_ week to Brown; Egg limit: Ross Whitaker. jIIm Viola Uooth n bride of correspondence cards. At The Churches Barltom- Holobl, Martin .Sline- lay here Friday as the guests of i.jvorponl. At the* tea hour the hostess accept a posision in Wuyeruss, Ga. Raymond Anderson, Mary Dunn, ciplicr. Mrs. Minarik. The service was inaugurated im Min. Khodn Ewing and Mrs. Ella Sanders. After an afternoon served a salad ami ice course with Ghurch School '.Rif*, Edwin Ran- _____ _________ WEDNESDAY HOIA CROSS « III RCII January 7, this year, nml reached Clara Gaston left Inst week ft.*r iced ten. of merriment, a grand march to dnyy, Supcrintcnilcnt. First Sunday after Easter. , J H. liintermister will cnfrom the book of Revola* n liable basis about the first of Those enjoying this lovely party their home in Verdun, Kansas. dining roof was formed, where the Morning Worship 11 o’clock. Ser­ [studies Holy Communion 7:H0 o’clock, A orir .IletofUlv one hour was "i it bridge at her home on were; Mrs. A. C. Fort, Mrs. .1times lino. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis P. Varney, young folks found a table of good mon by Pastor. rhurdi School, ii.*ir, o'clock. 1 Avenue nt 'I:HO o’clock F. Hawkins, Mrs. II. W. (linker, winter residents, left Saturday for it**, and were niKR-ti to the daily service imriod Citizens and visitors me tortil-'ml i-ived with ic* Evening Service 8 o'clock. Morning Prayer and Senium II ; between New York and London. f Mr*. Anna llindetcgeii of Mrs. Harold (\ Vielc, Mrs. Frank their home in Alton Bay, N. 1L ally invited. cream and cakes, and favors of o'clock, I — ■ Heretofore calls between New , JJ. J., ivHo is visiting lier II. Scruggs, Mrs. S. It. Dighton, Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Sillowny, chocolnto Eimter eggs. Ev'-iihig Piovcr and Sermon 8 I IKS'I CHI U( II Dl CHRIS I', Ym k and Is*ndon had been made tx Mrs. Kisa Knight. who have a winter home-on Crv Min. Moran ami daughter, wlm o'clock. and Mrs. llnlith Smith. FIRST l'RESin TER I AN SCIENTIST. between 8:.'U) a. 111. amt l p, m. On lal l ake . Avo., left Monday fur have been spending several weeks CHCltCII Rector’s Bibl- Cla* WediuMlny Christian Science Service;; are *A)*rtl 111 the service was started homo in Ni*whuryport, Mass. in Virginia, returned home Wed­ laphun Members Members • Literature their c\ uing 8 o'clock. jlicb! every Sunday morning in the* Sunday School lit45 A. M: nt 7:80, eloslnfe at l o'clock. Ihe intcnialimml Bible Associa­ nesday. Morning Worship 11 A. M. \ conlial invitation i- extend* Woman’s Cluh, Dak \Venue near The telephone rnmpnny is alKti tion held 11 baptism at the Lake ertained On Friday Department T o Hold Mary Christian Endeavor 7 P. M. nl to all to join with in any of |Third Street, at II o’clock; Sunday ! working hard'to* develop remmerr Casino last Sunday, Several Evening Worship 8 P. M I School at 10 o'clock.. hUlijeet Subject tor, for c,, ,v., 1cial possibilities frr Televisions Television,* tlicM* services. I Mrs. M. M inarik Meeting On Tuesday speakers of note were preseim, and tomorrow, ‘ J'rolmtion participated in tlx* services. Upsala-'Graueville After Deatli. , ^ h e 'iT t iv e S «?i. DS h .r i£ ? l»E " nVvY *he n Wcilne: day cvcnilig ig sen Ices • , ,i-i o ...nl t deiminstfntlnn of which was made Lake* 'Mary 'won the baseball ALL KOHLS ( lit ItCIt An especially interesting 010lucfually lovely social affair lies ol Chris* BoeHioti rt, I lie ai.ih tii.iDt i ' 1,11„ nlt|„ng agd#whcP penomt tn N o# which include t stiinotib First Ma--: 8. A. M. Mr. Snyder and family hate at­ i stt'k o.i# to.it of Friday glam has been arranged hy thr game from Osceola at the sebooll i r e held at 7 I1 * 'S A I' rioitd lt» Man by II. It. Me- York . . . saw ; iu’ and nnH talked t.ilkcd with iHTsunn’ linn Science healing me with i*er#oii3* house I'Vidny afternoon. CathechiMin 8:ir» A. M. tended a number of the Meade , o'clock. Kinney. |lir> McMitiarik entertained Literature Department fur Wed­ In SVnshingtiat. Several of the eighth grade Second Mu; ■, 10: A. M. Brother* revival meeting now This Church intiiiiliiiiii a free Sclcctioiih for Hr- J'.vening hour, . of tin- l.i-Maphun Itridge nesday afternoon at o ’clock at Benediction after S;*coih1 Mn#*. Icl a few extra players at tiie Woman's Club under tlio lea­ boys accompanied Principal Clar- being bold in Dctaiul. R<*;idiar ........ N». M7 Fi,M N..If / V '. V 'i X » freiglit .re.Hor train in ... Nebraska waa cure Priest to the track meet at Mrs, L. Hunter anil her mother [ No Evening Devotions. Li. on Laurel Avenue. dership of the department chair­ Gainesville on Saturday. i* full Hank iiuildtn^ wlu»ro tin* HiI AIImckkI, iitnl Ih o stalled? ftr more than an hour by Mrs. L. Fihlen #ncnl Tuesday with __ ___ |Cf living Mom baskets of man, Mrs. Anna Van Ness Brown. Id * ami till auth»»rir.i»il Christian f n*i s by Hcntiunl tlmt httcl'become4hn.tMr. anil ‘ Mrs. ’ Uay Taken of FIRST MKI'HOJHKT ('111'RCII Sclonii litcratuv.* may bv rrad, bur- *5,n,‘ Easter lilllcs and bowls A continuation of the study <*f Bruce S. Dakota, who have been Mr**. August, Kmur-tm. mn , HBartet, t4Mj l|H|| vvnh kiftinir tlirl un* Mrs 1*led KreR. Mrs. I*ry ami u |* Bubni'am, Paf u uif* vttre cf fee lively used, dramatics will he carried out at n»wrd o r t)|H*ii dttilycxiinlmm. 1i own it! and lhjfb- ^ was impo^sUilo for thu ensouring Florida are spending revSun,lny ,, * „,*. ;.;,p o’clock, II. W ii.*pt Sundays and holidays ft-om II t,ni* Ka the dining i - >m tin* colors this meeting with papers on Da­ oral weeks in Lake Mury, anri on* Mrs. E. Tyner spent 1uesday with tp *>■’ friend# in \\imlcrmon*. Ware, mho 1mi. ..lent. rsnd|green were necentu- vid lielasco, by Mrs. Gladys Mor­ contemplating locating heic. to 6 P. M. Mr. and Mi,. ock«* who ha* c ,, .„ im.,to r,ll A. M. fnap dragons and nas- ris Williams; Rachmd brothers, VIt nre wwelcome .f, Ariiiit* 11 * -Ml picum r i to nttciul tic* The Lako Mary Pnreiit-Teacliur been living in lutko Arimr o f«»r r“.* « l)< by Mrs. Stella Arrington; Zona Association \otir.Tiiil in ‘ HHKh p f '- l 1 mill t o ’ inahr USO Of i Hm* f*f<» I held its regular nevorul months are pOral Men- were further.i Gale, by Mrs. Uooige Paxton; monthly meeting at the schoollit Vir- 1'v," ’th Lvugiic*-, < P. >L Reading Room, day ftp' their formal Imrt'c IIn the tally cants. A fter' Booth Tacking!or. by Mrs. ■!. T, hontt in \ t Evening mtv Ii e, s o clock, tins house on Thursday evening with plain. They pinned to upend the si r\i. ■ uiM IKtnic the pflse f.»i* high 1 Newby. "ill he belli jointly jointly with with| FIRST BAPTIST Cllt ItCll Mrs. Fl. Z. Johnson am! Mrs. P. D. aumlner month# in Sweden, ft Mt of green gloss sherDiscussion as to Hit* udvisibilitv Andenmn as hostesses. lli * Epwolth l eague, as an E p -; Sunday school !»:JI0 A. M. AttenMrs. E. W. I.umlfpiist took Mrs. and plates, was award-' of again presenting the play, ’ IDs worth Lei ;a ■Ainiiv »“*irv. dance baimei • "ill be awarded. Mr. and Mrs. George Fowler and A-: ^Ernest Krupp, The low Japanese Wife,' will also lake children left Monday for their Nclo Swanson Easier flny to Fortrii Music in the .preaching services : Alorning worship ami sermon II mi whufe her liusbnVid !# \eri* tiircctcd by Mi- VitCu* Robertson. tile, a refrigerator set, place at this time. M. Sermon subject, “ lamming *Zi. Utl1 lo.me nt Salisbury Bench. Muss. j1l)))IOVetl nl tlio annilAfi ► Mrs. Clifford Walker. In Prayer inn-ling, Wednesday, 8 .| j„w („ |>jy t,iul HoW to JJv « I*;& >•f They wen aeontpanied hy i.eorgc 1 um. (fertile cut prize, a yellow P. M. Christ’s Last Word From the Jones, who is returning to his Florida Power, Li^hl Mr. and Mrs. E. 1**. I.uioltjui t ftd vase, .VIrs. J, II. CourCross.’’ homo at Alton Bay, N. II and Mrs. Hilinn Luhd<|iiisL and Mr. tthe lucky one. Company Employees Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Trefry are and Mrs. John LundtgdsL were also ( 11R 1ST IA N (H I RCII Young People" Cnbum Gelt* o i*t 'the game the tables were for the summer in tiie callers Ihere. Lh Bible "School, !»: If* A. 51, • R. A. 'ltick. . , , , c I'luHroldcivd covers ami Given Weiner Roast located Evening service service s8 oo t(lock, Sermon Ionise formerly occupied by Dr. Mrs. A. J. Peterson has heen |Wilson, Suio iIntend, nt. Ewning iou., su *nls consisting of yellow Fellows. .-unfilled to her bed for ovoi a Communion mid Sermon II A. M subject, I k*’ ■ l*^|v' |l’ T iuni 1 the *fl brick ice cream, indiviIliivc Mr.ami Mrs. Guy Wyman and The employees o f the Florida veck. ! The rpcal t i will be Rev. Frank i Almvn”Wlmt M arcs 1 IoIm iced in green wen* servdaughter Port lien hav e returned Power and Light Company w.-iv ! Maries * f Jacksonville. ! bey. , , 7llic hostess. Favors of tiny Mary irwni from iCrescent nc Wctlm-day jOKC! mary n mini 'City h .> %* i i .*# t , . , m«» r f. cm IEndeavor mi I'.svor on nrmMiiu'Miiiy evtiimg b ..clockn 1baskets filled with green most delightfully entertained Fri­ to ILake ^ l^flar.lh i- edimt . I Hi- tli«tric( convention at. Church Family Hour. Mr. Stlne1*rre placed 011 each plate day evening at a woincr roast at to make their homo here, and are the True Cottage. . . ‘ ' 'I v l i t,.!, ! ! W iB......... cipher will ring, Subject o f Bible |*-‘ 1quaint nosegays of pan- the home o f Mr. and Mrs. C. lb occupying On Friday evening, the members at her home on M>itlc Axcm.* • , , vice at 8 o’. |.«-k. study and nd.liv ■<, When I a ltnttern on Orange Street. Tlio Sunshine Sendee Quartette of the Lake Slary Orchestra wilJ ! \\* 1> Holden ami -.on. Mil-I Bapti-mal , vu e.al tin* Baptist Church Pro |*; rtm ? . iguests were; Mrs. Chris ,ht , n^.lcn, aiv now at Imme a- Church nt d P. Mi «»'o |in«lor is giving a k i t i of v*. Mrs. P. M. King, Mrs. sang a number of selections, .nut conduct n caretarm ...... , .. , u . . . . ___________•_____ •— -■ .........— — , 'hnjpp. Sirs. 1Icywood W «li dancing and music lo-tpcd to muki ( imimumty Luihlmt: at » p. This will be followed by a dance a t ,Itheir friends at the VuMi*.: Hotel. the evening one of much jileasur. ffi* CJlffoni Vil. ii.it , Mrs, 8:80 to which there will be no * j •:**:• •< '•s* « -i* ► *:••> 4**5* t*•:* •>*:• (Kent ef Winter Park, Mrs. At a late lmuc marsh mill lows anil H. I’uwe n‘tumc'1 Imme •j*<•***:•+•> ' Fridnv evening from Laurom*. ":. »th IfariKT. Mrs. Wort W. Weiners were roasted imd a sump-j admission. That Our , he Ladu.# Aid 8oi_lt ly oi i ' ( , v.i ... ||(. (|„. ,,;is( f. Mr-. Ittflmmad Mfiler, tiioiis picnic supper servedwiurier, nml Mrs. A. Mr'’ uml GilhirE 'Mr! u iu '.i.m t'w c d iic l^ ''A p r il “ 7? at "" burin. -;. Social MRS. SHINHOLSHR’S MUSIC l*lH‘ ll s: G IVE k n j o y a b m : i - i a n o r e c i t a l ^ Remember T h r e e B a r g a in s Knt-Teacher, Body .fas t Side School ^ Regular M e e t Dunne Mr and Mrs. K. T. Mooie, iJuniiL, mi. nmi i >r r , Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moore, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kluge, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Sunders, Miss White. Miss i.lma Ig»c Jowerti, Miss Fern Ward. It. I . White, Juno Griffin, K. I.iversa;.', Pulley Harper, W. J. Qunntock, Alton Gray. Charles Turner, un I Alfred Qunntock. f((uiur meeting the Purentv *»»cmtion of the East f UWr>' *c1um*I was held Fri« tr?w{n "ith the chairniun, i * Uffler, (.residing. Mr. and Mrs. Whirl W. Warner liit* business session a fc,, , *n *'.v Hit* treasurer mol two sons, _ who have boen W *148,02 had been .-mending the winter at the table/. “ bri'ook.-, f„r ||„. ]j. IIntel are now occupying their z#-* ' * ,f<(r Playground home on Highland Avenue. J "•'l.otJ for hemivorirriiilciit of the Sanford ®* Mr*. L, N. Hansell, was rt «tl cm, (in inspiring t*! "am convention re* .held Ut cn-acoln. ™t „Ute *°cial hour Mrs. delighted the lin " number of vocul “ f officers for the *,* i,' w.'!s beld rcbiilting as Mrs. w . A. »iin v r,‘Mjtnt* Mrs. W. p W .b tm .ta ry , Mrs. C. C. fcr Wl ‘"Jr,r* Ms w. u. *: i < f f i i o . ‘ huirmnn- MrH"/b'nioon the tcubfnina School 1 b;*on \rl'n* , M|ss Miii u'.-Mlr; Rcmie Boyce A£ Appleby served : f«uch. Jm’ i" iicidual cukes it* a,ul daughter, 1,1 0r,an,1« s 'lt*y 'pent the day. ? thk' r*’ wl,H &W |tb 1,JT bnster imliduys w L .lfn ;n u , Mr. and ■''•Wtot.Y“ b'uve* Jlonday j" " rroiS V "’ N" c * where rtiHles at s>,l. . « . . . ........ . « • ....« « ...» cordially invitml l» ottcmi. : bli urd*'.';. nfU'cnm.ii lor < Impel Honkn-’ . Jr., entci" H I , N. C., where they will n-inoe J rj* W., J^I>«'l Dudi. at the UniversitN ,.f chicken dinner on Tum-dav e *■ , North Carolinu, after s|icnding Hit „ int? i„ honor of her lnubuftd's past week here Willi their pan*nts fnHiVir, W- J. Hopkins, the occasion Mr, and Mrs. F. L. Wmidniff. being his MVonJIclii birthday, Mr, ___________ Mr ll*d>kitiT came here ill Junim: ' ' from Memphis, Tenn., to make his home with lit*- >-,ui ami wife, and , in actively engage J In the inter­ ests oT Civklcbciry Farm, which is . fast becoming known thioughoul this section " f the stale. 'Dinner was followed by an evening o f mils, it*, uml tiie company dispersed at Help Yourself To Wealth Reach out for better days. They will be yours if you save. Begin now at this bank in Men’s H ig h G ra d e k TODAY I'reil Thompson and-Sllvrr King in “ DON MIKE” Comedies “ HOT LIGHTENING" and “ MR. i ll I MP'* SANFORD, FLORIDA. NN'e art* offering special price on our men’s suits in three groups. The price on each group represents a wonderful sa v in g on mens high grade suits. Men’s Linen Suits $9.95 M EANS : “ T H R I F T ” To The Housewife \ m Recently we inaugrated this service and the results, in one week, have been gratilying— both to us and to many Sanford house-wives. T h is S e r v ic e Is— 5 5 J “ M : a > Everything washed clean, in pure soft water. £ * ■ ■ AH flat work neatly ironed. I m ■ MONDAY Men’s $25 Tropical Worsted Suits •SI IHE KELLY SLIDE" Ihe Gi t*(andi»» Comedy suv, . , h of the tear* The-Ncwlyards in “ OEDltliK THE W INNER" Mi la lie News •rnm*ii nv^i ■ *1 Coming Attraction To the Milano Lon ( ha lift ill “ MR. W l . $19.95 P R IN C E S S FIRST N A T IO N A L B A N K S u its A THRIFT-T SERVICE All wearing apparal returned damp 5 — ready to starch and iron— . ' :> :y '■!..()( -ri.-.v- i j b 'cr , v4!ib^is: -f. , -lx. l ■ ■ The Charges Are Sc Per Found J Men’s Lightweight Woolen Suits Minimum Bundle $1.00 2 $21.95 “Try This Service And lie Convinced” ■ . ■ * ■■’a Sanford Laundry j TODAY Jack lltixit- in •TIIK RAMBLING RANtiKR' Comidlw •'TAKE A TIP" “ THE I'AU'I V MAN" V /, ' ■ i■■■■■■■■■■■■ ^ ■-wit: i . . , Flume *175 : ■ �' i 11 I 1 in m ■■i.g IN THE COL TS BOW TO SANFORD FOR SECOND TIME LOCALS BUNCHTanne>' To At Least SAINTS TURN ON H lT ^ T O T A lf P ' O n ceA Y ea rA sL on gA sH e SMOKERS TO COP f i l l J 1U l/lIV L Has j he Title SECOND CONTEST Base Hits By It. L. Hooker ing due! with Adolph Luque. The Senator# went on n bnttin;* spree against the SARASOTA DROPS' SECOND C O K I E S n S 'S .'i E s S s s w TO MIAMI T E A M Friends O f Walke Say He Will Refuse L eague President i 10 men. Third Hound All other big league games we*e Michaels caught Halt ling Wells postponed because of ruin, No NEW YORK, Apr. *23—(INSL in the left eye with a short right. home runs were nindc. Fri< mis of Janie-* J. Walker, rnaj-( He took three rights to the jaw of New York City, today rxprtt|« in return. They elirtched. As 12 u .s ( Coast Outfit Collects By DAVIS J. WALSH |of $100,000 the promoter will be in St. Petersburg SlURtfers Get the bell rang both were sparring in SOUTHERN LEAGUE tli belief that he would (Rime, Put Game On Ice; Cesaros 11 Hits Off Three Tampa the center of the ring. It was even. International News Service Sports hid debt on May t. The further fact Chattanooga ran wild in the first offer of l lie presidency of thr Atj, Kdltnr that it is only an item in the ‘nut’ Hurlcrs; Messner Collects Clouts Homer With One On game, hammering Birmingham to rienn League at a slitary of NEW YORK, Apr. 23— Take that Rickard must assume in lining Fourth Round Hits In T w o Innings T o the tune of 23 to 7, and then tost 000 a year, reported to have U, Three Hits In Four Tries Game Is Preceded By it from .James .Joseph Tunney, who up Tunney undoubtedly had a somemade by the league. the second ft to 0. It is President Asher’s by a big he is in a position to know, what mellowing effect on the lat­ margin. Although Walker in-it - that) Memphis held on to second place F l a g Raising And thinks ST. PETERSBURG, April 23— MIAMI, Apr. 23— Miami even­ there will lie a heavyweight cham­ ter’s outlook. in the Southern by nosing out Mo­ ha ; received no formal offer fin ed the scries with Sarasota by Short Speeches B y pionship fight held annually for the However, he insisted that his sin­ Thr e Tampa hurlcrs were pounded Hill Palmer did a good job of the league, rumors persisted todi 3 to 1. next four or five years, assuming, cerity was above question in claim­ hnrd and the Saints took the sec- raising the flag without assist­ Liking the second game, 7 to 1, bile, Pete Fowler was in good form that the league magnate at a Hunched bits in the fifth and MayorsA utrey,Lake iof course, Hint James eontinucs to ing that physical readiness was of nnd game on Friday by a score of ance. and the Crackers won from Nash­ ret meeting yestenlny decided t eighth innings enabled the locals |have the situation well in hand. He greater importance than the size 8 to 7. The locals played errorless offer him the post. to put the game on ice. Jenkins ville -I to 1. , informed the writer today, that of the purse in considering any title bail while the visitors v - e re­ With the band playing, with for Miami was nicked for 10 hits Tiie mayor's reply to till qS(! 'm erely‘as a matter of common defense. sponsible for half a dozen miscues the stands filled and with Felix Lions was:— but he kept them scattered. Jones sense,* he planned to fight in de­ on his throne there was hut one of Sarasota was pounded for LI "1 haw- had no formal offer f^ "There have been years when in the field. fense of his title nt least once a challengers Craig, Spmul, and Willey gave guess as to whut the occasion safeties including a home run by the American League. In any cm w. re few nnd inade­ year for five years—rcgnrdlcss of quate,” he explained. "All right; up 11 hits. Austin, n high school meant to nil of us. 1 would not discuss any offer unt Censures with one on in the fiftli purses and opponents—nnd th?n it had been made formally," inning. why nut meet the best man avail­ hbrier, yielded It) bits but was ac­ Umpire’s DecisionPre- call it a career. Something happened cvcrytlmc According to friends of the may able. taking the best monej offer­ corded perfect support by bis team Richards left the hitters of the they couldn’t have kept ed? The champion is at least that mates. Jake Messner collected three that heavy batting end came tip— east const aggregation, getting or, ho will not entertain -uch i dpitates Fight With me"Why, out this year even if I had had far ahead on the financial situation hits in four trips to lend the hit­ if you know which end, Hailey is three Hits out four trips to the LEADING MAJOR LEAGUE HIT­ nffi r until his present term TERS. one of them, nnd hi.s hit in the plate. Manager 0 f Colts to challenge the contender myself," and, from the physical side, lie has ters for the day. on Jan, 1, 1380. He is said to fa NATIONAL LEAGUE seventh to bust open the inning lie snid, tills morning, some hours done himself the host turn imagin­ that his resignation at tlii, tie Sarasota AH R H PO A E Player and Club G AH 4{ H PCT, might result in the disruption < almost sent Bucket to-the hospi­ Grant, rf. Before on attendance of 1,100 and before his scheduled conference able. Then, at a later date, when a l Tampa All It H PO A I Sand, the Judith a! organization «f Tii Ciresl. ss. .... following appropriate opening day with Tex Hlckurd. " I ’m to make real challenger turns up, the cham­ Buuckley, 2b 1 I 1) 5 •I 1 tal. (( Philadelphia, .8 II I I plenty of money out of my fight muny Hall. Knunus. 2b exercises,,tbe charges of I,ec Crowe 3 1 l 1 0 0 pion still can get the big purse he Welch, If , Tyson, Orlando, the City Beautiful, Holder, rf .... went to work at Municipal Field this summer but, even if the purse otherwise might have waited sev­ Beasley, ef 3 O 2 n *1 0 ^ Now York, !» 38 II U t Now York, (1 l(i I H Fridny afternoon and in one of had been unsatisfactory, - I would eral years for, and naturally he Huuzn, 4 2 •» r •) 8 (and all that soil of stuff) sent Hie'nn, If ....... ,, Hornsby, those exciting ball games, romped 1 ! have signed, anyhow. Money, I would ho a better man bemuse of Seaborn, 3b Judge, 4 1 2 1 3 i over oh. at least 35 cash customer.'. Hudgins, e. „ I New York t> 3 1 12 12 .III over Orlando for the second itrnnt you, is important mid I m those intervening fights. Washington, ft 2'J 5 11 I* 1 0 I 11 0 0 So good of them, you know. The Maloney, .'jb. Hlockstock, rf II Lindstrom, previous day. in Orlondo, approxJ straight victory of the season, ,’M . J frank to say that I want nil 1 can n ' Gehrig, 0 I nylon, lb. 0 1 n 1 Barnes, lit "It may bn that I am thinking I New York, 10 0 17 .128 N; w York, HI 37 ’ 13 17 j; 1 0 1 1 3 0 imatclv 5ftli Sanford fans wore I Jones, ip The pomp and ceremony of an i get but the man who sits in idle­ too far ahead. The man that Hick- Francis, c . 0 Hafey, Coombs, J 1 11 i) n 1 11 present for the opener. Did some- i xlluniplirics, opening was well carried out by , ness for several years, waiting for aril selects may heat me and then Craig, p . St. Louis, one suggest that possibly we may ’ft I I I New York, to 12 12 lit ,|j 1 11 a 0 0 0 both teams, th Mnnicin.il Itnn,I i what be c alls the ‘break,’ is cheat- nil my plans would lie knocked in­ /.Johnson Leader a year ago today •1 i) p 0 1 1 lie looked upon as suckers? Totals ...... I I 10 21 13 I’resid nt Floyd Pa liner and May- ^ h i m s e l f j"st as surely as though to a cocked hat. Y*t i think the Sproul, p (on, Boston .181. nil-:. RIG FIVE AH It II PO A 1) u 0 0 0 0 Miami ors L. M. Aulrey anil Forrest Luke be failed to go to the ensbit rs win­ 1fact that I recognize dnnger in Willey, p • Stout could not get them break­ Censcries, rf dow for bis weekly salary." G Alt R II lilt It! I 2 The flag raising in center field, „ I every opponent is in my favor; ing' for him and he came througn AMERICAN LEAGUE "The blade," lie added, warming !) 31 12 15 2 .11 Hornsby . I 2 participated in by both teams bend34 7 10 25 11 a with only nine lilts much to the Holloway, lb. they, at least, won't be aide (< > sur­ Totals Player and Club G All It II PCT. Speaker, 11 .’Id 8 12 II ,15 Domingo, rf. mi by President Palmer was, im­ to bis rhetoric, “ grows dull nnd prise me as so many champions surprise of close observers, who rusted from disuse. It Ims been so Ilcilmiinn, , 10 to HI I I a Cobb pressive. St. Petersburg All it n PO A E terdny. Perfect support in the Richard?. If. with every heavyweight champion have been surprised. In short, I am Detroit, 5 t8 3 [I .500 Ruth 10 22 13 8 I Vincent, 3h * $ * 1 I 0 0 1 5 taking neither my opponents nor Ntttlcs, If Lining up in front, of the grand­ of the modern era hut it won’t be knew he was not exactly right yes- Turner, ss. Collins, 10 30 8 It n 33 I 2 I Collins, i 7 n field was accorded him, 4 1 3 **| Messner, 2b stand, the double file marched to so with me. That is" — hastily— myself for granted. '» Clmuncoy, 2b t 2 n 1 1 Brown, e f ......... the pole where, as the hand struck "Assuming that I will be able to "Retire? I suppose I shall when Bounin, r..............2 4 1 *1 12 0 0 up the ‘.Star Spangled Banner/ the win from my opponents. However uml if I last five years or more as Stuiw, lb The blear lie rites were out in Jenkins, y ___ I 0 0 i) » r 3 flag was hoisted to its place by Mr. no one cun blame me for feeling champion. By that time, I suppose Ilium, rf force. All the old regulars were 0 0 1 ) 1 4 0 Funk, 3b Palmer. Marching back to the that I will." back in tiiir accustomed places. I’ll have enough of boxing and, for Total# ...........SB 7 13 27 10 0 3 a (i 3 1 0 On Die top row of the grandstand, grandstand, tiie teams lined up mid James, of course, may be par­ all I know, boxing may have Johnson, ss x Batted for Jones in iltli. 0 p 5 1 1 1 stood at attention while Mayor For­ doned for taking a philosophic enough of me. I've found that the F. Austin, c where the heavy gambler# sit, It! 3 0 0 II 1 0 there were long arguments over rest Lake presented Lee Crowe, view of finances in general, since surest way to attain unpopularity L, Austin, p Sarasota ................ Oil) 000 <)()()— 1 | 0 0 0 0 1 1 xv Norris. manager of the Cclcrymcn, with a Ids conversation with Rickard may is to win the heavyweight cham­ tiie limit. Should It he two hits? i Miami ... . . . . 100 010 20x— 7 0 1 p 0 0 0 xxx A Iverson, huge floral wreath prepared by have some slight reference to a sum pionship.” SUMMARY Two base hits, Tur­ Stewart. Phil Wells’ right eye took on n ner and Hogan, Three husc hits 35 8 11 27 17 0 beautiful blue-black color shortly Knunus and Maloney, Home run Totols Mayor Lake’s welcoming nddress If is our completeness in oil mailers lltal have won for ■ One out when w Inning run after his bout with Mister Mich­ Ccasnres, Sacrifice hits, Hollqprav, was follow'd by a few words from aels. The price o f beefsteak goes Hudgins, and Maloney, scored. the visiting muyor, who expressed Double us a desirably patronage— our aim is not only service up / — United for Craig in 5th. the sentiments of Orlando fans for play. Turner to Chauncey to Hol­ in one line hut thoroughly covers all phases of our xx Hat ted for L. Austin in tUh. the large turnout shown the pre­ loway. Base on balls o ff Jones 3. "Goof" was there again, and Stiuck out by Jenkins, 5; by Jones xxx Ran for Norris in S*th. vious day. business. again unaccompanied We told 1. Passed balls Hcuuin 2, Time of Stout, for Sanford, nnd Puckett, him lie could go to the game. I Tampa 000 Oftl 030—7 game 2:00, for Orlando, worked the full nine I St. Petersburg . 100 20! 202—8 Innings and each was touched for Muyiir took the first pitch af nine hits. Perfect support in the | Summary! Two base hits, Mess- ter first being assured that no one field enabled Stout to breeze i ner, Ilrown and Francis. Three bus;’ would strike at it. Mayor Aulrey, through to victory after being in hits. Hensley. Sacrifices, Mess ner. who threw it received the plaudits The V. M. C. A. Junior Dusehuil ( slstant manager; Captain, Fred ■Stole baser. dnnger only on a few occasions. Messner. Double of the crowd and also the 35 from Orlando counted its one mid only League is to start the 1927 ees-; Walston; players Otis Hridgcr, Ed plays, Johnson to .Messner to Shaw; Orlando. , Phono 7!l7 New York, Apr. 23— (IN S)— soin next Monday with the fir s t; Humphries, Hen Fuville, Richard 521) Maple Aw. run in the first on Abrams’ two Funk to Messn r to Shaw. Struck As the result o f tiie five straight game being played at T > o’clock on Packard, Norman Glen, James bugger and a single by Grandeo. out by Austin 4; by Craig 3. Rase In the seventh, the 35 from Or­ victories over Cincinnati, tin* Pitts­ After that, with men on bases, the new diamond at the Junior, Dyson, David Miller, Carl Vouse, on hulls off Craig 2: o ff Sproul I. lando got U|> for a stretch burgh Pirates today have piled Up High School grounds. The Lea-1 Elmer Johnson. James Dosey. Stout tightened down and third Kan- Lert on bases St. Petersburg O’, and were greeted by the rest of a big lead in the National Lcagua guc is sponsored bv the Snnfm I j '‘ Pirates.’’ Manager, Izzy base was the furthest renched by Tampa 2. Passed bull Austin. Um­ Lions, who have furnished the ncr; assistant manager, Frank Tal­ pires Ruphon and Pieh. Tinty of tiie 001 paij admissions, not count­ race. They heat the Reds yester­ the visitors. ing season tickets. Don't you day. 3 to I. with Lee Meadows bot; Cuptain, Ralph Lunger; play­ equipment and whose members are The Celerymen threatened in the know the 35 must have felt grand. having a slight edge in n pitcher#, Harry Schifley, Clay Wil­ game 2:15. to take an active purt in the club first when, with one gone, Frisbia liams, Waymnn Brandon, Jake managements. and Wade singled in succession. There nre six teams with boys Diehl, Lenoard Beecher, Hugh Col­ After Crowe bud fouled out, My­ ers was walked but the best Hirst ranging in age from nine to 11 lins, J. Hotsis. O. Clyde and others. Men’s Pocket Watches. "Tigers," Manager Hawkins Con could do was an infield roller to years composing them. Each team Strap Watches, Hoys Watch­ nelly; assistant manager, J. G. will play two games weekly. Fol­ Viau, whose throw to Tinker forced es. Ladies nnd Girls Wrist lowing is the roaster of teams and Zieglur; Hill Stamper, captain;' FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Myers for the final out. Watches. players, L. (J. IJowcn, P. W. Vickj players. The score was tied in the third cry, Charles Tew, James JcIHff. j Presbyterian and Episcopul, SANFORD nt Orlando. Me Luulin Tsr when, with the bases filled, Frishle Mills lloytl, Edward Collier, Ito- i scored on Hill Myers’ sacrifice to "Seminole#", Manager, Hob Cobb; hurt Pierson, Robert Knight und St. Petersburg at Tampa. The Jeweler Sarasota at Miami. ?»w> rigid. The ball was relayed and Assistant Manager, J. Mundy; wlion It was shot lo third Wade, Captain, Harold Jones; players, I. others whose names are not availAMERICAN LEAGUE was sliding In to the bag, was rail- i Ilmnipson, Max Roumillut, Fred­ aide. ‘‘ Panthers," Manager Mark Ste­ St. Louis nt Detroit, ed safe by Umpire Michii'-R Phil erick Dnlgcr, Harry Rower, Rich­ Wells then bounced out in the cen­ ard Dens, Hraxton Perkins, Rus­ wart; Assistant manager, Frank Cleveland nt Chicago, IfVhrter of the arena and became Or­ sell Wallace, John Dighton, S*. Markwood; Captain, Gilbert WH- New York at Philadelphia. liums, players, Gilbert Steele, Jack Washington nt Boston. lando's gladintyr. A sharp exchange Clair Carnlro, Charles Britt, Wal­ o f blows between him and the arbi­ ter Hailey, Spratt Long and John Russell. Robert Corrington. Runsell Cohem. McKesson Iludleston, NATIONAL LEAGUE ter caused Wells to ha excused from ' *'Uvon is like other insurance. We admit that. Methodist, "Hliickfeet," G. V*’. Claude Hill, Leon Wells Arthur i Chicago nt St. Louis. the game, and sent Leu behind the Juhnson, George Ganes. Spencer, manager. Voile Williams, . Philadelphia at New York. Bui the seller of a policy often misrepre­ hut for the Colts. The umpires for the first week’s 1Boston at Brooklyn. Everything was rosy until the assistant manager; Carl llallen, schedule are as follows. Edward sents, and you find the producer o f the seventh when Hailey started it captain; phivers, Sam Knight. Hi’l Render, Monday; S. R. Dighton, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. o ff with n slashing single through Tyre, Bob Stewart, Howard Scott, policy says otherwise. So it is with milk, SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION the box. Cox then dropped Wal­ Ijirry Marricn, Guy Allen, Goorga Tuesday; Henry McLuuglin, Wed­ lace’s short fly In right nnd Puck­ Sunders, Tom Hummer. Wnlton nesday; L. F. Hoyle, Thursday; . Mobil; at Memphis. you may be misled by the seller and get ett held Nloul’s attempted sacri­ Parker, Millie Crouch and Edwin Peter Schall, Friday, Frank L , Nashville at Chaltunogn. Woodruff. Saturday. Substitute Smith. stale milk that you do not know where and i New Orleans at Little Rock, fice until ull hands were saf . Ab­ Baptist, "Red Sox": Claude Sls- Umpires. II. \V. Rucker, Hugh Tll- llinninghum at Atlanta. rams snared Hensley’s hot bound­ lis und Ralph Sharp. how it is produced. ,4 J I H U I er and toorhed the bag but Hailey li link, manager; Eddie Meyer, uscounted on the piny. Oil Frisble’s AMERICAN ASSOCIATION long sacrifice to Hayes, Wallin-JUKI Milwaukee at lujulsvllle, Nashville . .....n 4 Not so with us we produce here before crossed the pan. 3 l .57) Kansas City at Indianapolis. Memphis Enjoy the delights o f a Frigidairc Hirst, Bailey and Wade each col- * your eyes and invite your inspection of .....C 5 .515 ’ Atlanta leeted a pair of snfeties to lend the J Minneapolis at Columbus. Birmingham .500 . 5 5 our producing plant. See fop yourself. parade. The scar : Electric Refrigerator in your home ( 'hattaiumga (I 4 .411(1 FLORIDA ST A*I E LEA4 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Orlando AH It II PO A F. ft Middle 3 383 Pet. Won L * » Foss, 3b 4 0 0 1 ft •1 5 .285 Buffalo at Newark. 1,000 Little Reck 2 ft 1 11 3 4 11 0 SANFORD Tinker, 2). Rochester ut Baltimore. .500 1 1 Abrams, tli 4 l l 4 0 11 Tampa Syracuse nt Jersey City. T D IJ-N I N o f icc cubes fur tal>lc use, colWhy not get the best- it costs no more, .500 > 1 1 Toronto at Reading. 1 n 1 1 II ft turusotu Grand'<>, rf .500 I 1 1 A ored or flavored to im prove Mimiiier 1 n 1 1 II ft Miami Jlaye*, rf .500 ' ) 1 SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE 1 11 1 3 0 1 St. Petersburg . . 7 Cox If .000 ft 2 drinks— frozen desserts, frozen salads, even Montgomery at Selma. 3 11 1 3 ■» 1 Orlando ; A’ inn, ss .. FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Savannah at Albany. 1 n 0 a I ft Wells, c . frozen meat dishes to vary the summer menu NATIONAL LP.AGU Sanford 3; Orlando 1. Columbus at Pensacola. I**c. e 3 0 1 0 1 0 Phone 400 Pet. Won L St. Pete. 8; Tampa 7. 3 11 0 0 •1 ft Pittsburgh Puckett, p and sim plify t he preparation o f meals. K now .875 7 1 Miami 7; Surosulu 1. With i he arrival <f tlie fiist .03(1 7 4 Boston Iship in fifteen years, the inhuhiall these delights that Frigidairc provides. ::i 1 u 21 7 2 Philadelphia Total# ,025 5 3 AMERICAN LEAGUE tants of an island in the Bering .571 1 3 Si. I*mis Boston 3; Washington 7. Strait, between Siberia und Alaska Sanford All R 11 PO A E New York Lom e in and let ns show you h o w Frigid.555 5 1 DctrolL-St. lands roM, learned that Russia iwie no long r 1 (1 1 1 ft it 1 hienvo t Jleallsy. ef . ISO 3 t a monarchy, airc will make you independent o f outside 3 | ] 1 3 ti Brooklyn ■ Friable, ** .200 I Ghlcago-Clovoland cold. 2 8 Philadelphia-New York rain. Wade, rf 4 ft *1 t ti ti Cincinnati .125 1 7 iec supply— hmv it gives you advantages Many of the ancient-* possessed Crowe. 3b 1 II (1 2 » 11 NATIONAL LEAGUE 2 II ft .* 5 0 , gr"at riche*. Croesus owned l-mik-d Myers, 2I» AM EIIICAN I.K.AGU that you cou ld n 't expect o f ice refrigeration. Pittsburgh 8; Cincinnati I. property alone worth $0,000.01)0. | II •I it ti i) Hirst, if pet. Won L St. Lmda-Cldriign cold. 2 Seneca’s fortune was estimated .,1 An Unlimited Supply Of Halley, lb 1 1 n ti 0 Now York .777: 7 2 |$14,000,000 and the estate of TihqWallace, c 3 1 0 3 ti t> Detroit .750 ; New York Philadelphia rain. 3 1 Brooklyn-Bostou wet grounds. t riu* at about $150,000,000. - Stout, p ", 3 0 1 0 a ti Washington .025! M O N EY A T A L L TIMES ft 3 .025 5 3 Cleveland INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Knoxville 5; Greenville 13. Total* 31 3 0 27 11 ti St. Louis .000 3 2 Hundred of home-owners are taking I* K O U U C T O I: G t N t K A L MOTORS Asheville 2; Spartunhnrg 3. Scon- by innings: .500 l All game* puetponed rain. Philadelphia . . 4 5 Augustu-Columbin wet grounds. R Chit ago advantage of our easy-payment .383 ' SOUTHERN 3 ft ASSOCIATION Orlando too 000 000 — 1 Boston .111 : Chattanooga 23-0; 1 H Birmingham,! SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE loans. Sanford 001 000 2ux —a 7*0. Montgomery 11; Selmu t). SOUTHERN a s s o c ia t io n Mobile 1; Memphis 3. QUICK SERVICE (Vunibus 4; Pensacola 0. Summary; Thrcr base hits, Lee, Won Loat Pet. Nashville 1; Atlanta 4. Suvunnuh tl; Albany 4. Two base hits, Abram*. Tinker und Now Orleans . 7 2 .777 Now Orleaiu-l.ittl# Rock, po*tSt. Augustine 8; Jacksonville I. Bailey, Stolen bates, Tinker und ponci joned t« allow teams to get to « ■ !1 thrum*. Sacrifice hit* Frisbie, My. Builty. Earned run*, Orlando I. ■New Orleans. A M ERIC AN ASSOCIATION l!(i M agnolia A vc. rrs, and Viau. Hum- on bulb, off Left on bases, Sunford 8- Orlundu Milwaukee 8; IxniiaviUe 3. ’ uckctt I. Struck out. by Stout 2. H, Time of game 1;67. Umpire*! 112 East Second St. Phone (ill SOUTH ATLANTIC I.HAGUE IiHlUnupotiu 5; Kutisu* City 4. Double play*. Frithlr to Meyer* to I. oiir Mid Meikle, Macon 5; Charlotte 0. Other pv*tpolled, cold weather. 1 Vi— CONTEST, 3T01 P e rfect Support Is A ccorded Stout BaseballStatistics In M ajor Leagues Good Material—Quick Service • Low Prices Y. M. C . A . Junior Baseball League Will Open Season On Next Monday Afternoon T aggin g AllBases Today’s Schedule Security Lumber Co. Watches Milk Insurance W ith o u t a th ou g h t o f outside icc supply League Standings Results O f Games | S p e n c e r ’s D a ir y L O A N S F R I G 1 D A I K E J. H. JACKSON Sanford Electric Co. * , • ,, (V .I* ‘ * *- -7 - .1 • . , �jfjed K a le s . . ^ " ‘ Thenutnt S o H f - M r of ln•f414*171dVtietlule t*o- "W F CLEAN YOUR RUGS" 11— !MI.seel Inn Absolutely Clean. Phone Orlando 0053 <rr drep us a card. All Ruga tailed lor and dclivered. Russ Mattress Co. 11112 Church St. Orlando. MODERN, furnished bungalow for rent. Low rental to respon­ sible party. Inquire at 102 Highland St. Or 107 First Natl. Hank . . .. rstfS a,n ror « " J , t » i * 3fle> ,r it ATI'3 w ill UCT 1.V life' chargejt o* i!,e wurd *55® w an* ■ yssa? - l i o•n . 5 * * r^ U « - :irno IBS: R - f f V J l ba « ■ * • « * at ..m eJCB O ltD l.’ftS (jTpfOANt** . al Tne w,j« In P.jj ^ or l>y SlSL?T W ‘‘,n‘ S uV rcs iNDF-t:» Jll«d nr,. j.’.sile* i S S W numcrund»" «aelt »wnd%, alphabet* -ED HATH SCIIHDULK |n|r »ch n lu l« tella ,lt r .ts wild •<!* fr**m words f‘>r one io l< vvtien centered *«"• “ no will * •4, t words. . rats similes to eacK : vss ImibJ? I« «r ,190: " T / t . "a n >* w‘iri1" It. ]<■ Perkins — Haberdasher headquarters for Collegiate Clothes. 110 First Street. BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation boxes and general cement work Miracle Concrete Co. J, E. Torwillogor, Prop. I.ANEY.S DRUG STORE— Pre­ scriptions, Drugs, Soda. Wo are as near you as your photic. Call 10.1 TEACHERS HOME, furnished complete, d o s e to schools. Ac­ ‘ •'O REFRIGERATORS — Good comodations for ten. Four entranc­ tot (iittun; priced reasonable.Pier- es, two hatha, Hot and cold water, Double cant ye S"U l.atkin, Inc. Mr Lander Areada. pas electricity. Phone 880, Terms with or without meals. Ad­ dress Hox. W. care Herald. marry if lonely — Most Successful "Home Maker,” hund­ reds rich; strickly confidential; reFIVE ROOM — modern house in Loch Arbor, all conveniences; linblc; years experience; descrip­ garage. (}. S. Witmer. P. O. Box tions free. The Successful Club, hilt). Mrs. Nash. Box 55(1 Oakland Cal. THINK— If you nre thinking of building, why pay the Architects several hundred dollnrs' for plans, when you can get the same free, nnd keep your money in your pock Ill— Wanted et . For further information see SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS. V. C. Collet, Prop. Building Con­ tractor, General Shop & Mill Work nnd House Painting, 115 N. French Ave. Phono 235-J. LUMBER and complete line cf building material. Low prices. Security Lumber Co., "Where Good Grades Como From” Maplo and Sixth. Phono 707. 17— Business P laces F or Kent *C ED —Colored cool Apply 1017 Union Ave NICELY — Furnished bedroom east front; hot water. *10-4 Palm el to Ave. MATRESSES properjy renovated; cno day service in Sanford, by Sanford Matress Factory, Phono CITS—MAR MONS itVtJ Autoiiiubilc C N il Ave. Phi IS— W anted T o Kent M— Rooms Wit limit Board HADDOCK STEAM PRESSEKY j —Cleaning, pressing, tailoring. CLEAN— Apartment 1 and 2 ' 106 S. Palmetto Avenue, flume rooms; kitchenette, private hath 34mJ. hot water. Welaka Apartments, Rhone 307-J. METAL ROOFING—The Root Ev­ erlasting. Metal slungle-t; standing seam tin.and galvanized roofs. See James 11. Cowan. Oak ave. and Thiid St. I’ hono 111. iS L COWAN CO., Auto !w»nj rlit-cl metal works d ornamental sheet metal iLHC-W. 207 French Ave. FURNISHED 3-n with Hcrcenod porch WANT TO RENT— a B-roont bungalow close in. Rent must be reasonable. Apply 5110 Sanford Ave. 2 Bungalows as above with nine acres planted to Tangerine-’. On hanl surfaced road. $>7,000.00. $1500 cash, balance $50 per month. No interest. LPJur when T ic Oat j AtvAV Trie mice Will Play havoc ' G O O D MIGHT, C u R lS i itovj C A M WOLJ p l O D \AJYtTl A c t - "letA t* S T o F F «M u O u D v-UP P ocv^ rr jV I Ov\ T H E 'T r VNHW > -TvlwT* VN/Yb a R lP , B o\ I S C ^ A | p . tT O p ’ uA'G'T-'-MtC.VAT. 1 uevjG "TOm 4 e W i nni\e u t G o T U M KivjDA FEMININE V \ 'D -A cf A v v A N ^ y Hummoc k land $100 per acre. Near railroad. Citrus laud with Lake Frontage on hard road at $125 per acre. Chuluota Company Chuluota Fla. Young llldg. N. Park Ave Sanford Fla. -furnished bungalow I»w rental to responInquire nt 102 High107 First Natl. Bank NOW IS TUB TIME TO BUY THAT FARM AND START SOMETHING We are all going hack to the' farm where real values will nip wavs prevail. Just now is the time to move a few miles from Sanford1 and start that chicken farm nr I raise vegetables for tbe home mar-j ket. Just such a place can be had on the Snnford-Orlnndo road nbmit1 three miles from Sanford in the high and healthy oak and pine section good for citrus fruits, good for poultry nnd good for all kinds of vegetables. Thirty acres, nigh and dry location for a home and > four acres in muck fur vegetables J or oulbs—it will raise anything; —the man who wants to work can I'M GLAD HGNR.M DlDf-P i SHOW UP - IT GILES MG A CHANCE TO DO A LITTLE BUSINESS ON MV OWN ftO O K -IF HE HAS UUP CxiRN ML DAS TC HAVE WOTftk ttNU THERE’S > Xwi\L.<t L S H I N E * / D R A V s /W -T o A C L O S c. nco.u t PXT.clr. cuuiiv hch arsvierTi / J o s r DOHT'VHiMV< \ ' ABO U T VOOR HAMD i m a g i n e , n A lN T T H E R E AN' G W isi T H A R D r - LU\'£ THIS. D O N T EVJE-N LOOV< a t iT — tF W OO. PARK AVENUE RESIDENCE;— within i'iisy walking 11inlance of the heart uf Sun foul. An at tract he house on large lot. Double garage two bed rtKtau, living room, kileneu and dining room. Complete bath room including shower hath. Ruin water tank, house is partly furnished. I'riee $(5500. Only yJBU rash required. ib>x till care The Sanford Herald. WE HAVE —Three improved —Celery Farms, will trade for town piopcrty nothing hut values considered, Baldwin & Brown iPhone 88. A w o u W OnT H 'T i V IT* - LIlvETHtG-y X LOON. y cash for first payment if hula lire can lie paid $RHV' yearly. Call al our office FORT MELLON CORNER LOT.— In first sectiou, will sell for $2,000 on terms of $25 cash nnd $10 monlhlv. Address Hox 101 care The Herald. a $25 CASH AND $10 monthly will buy well located lot on Laurel Avenue. This property is close in and is surrounded with good look­ ing homes. A fine site for a hume. Box A. It. C. care Herald. PALMETTO AVENUE LOT. — north of Hughey Street. Will sell for less than cost if taken at once. Easy terms. Address S. B. S. Care The Sanford Herald. PARK AVENUE LOT—Just Bou.h of Thirteenth Street, facing east, can lie bought for $2,750 on any reasonable term; . This is an ex­ cellent location for a Dupl:x Apartment House. Hox 100 caic The Sanford Herald. 26— Misccllaiteuus Fur Salt 75^ = ^ M tD o e s j v ' m ad e " ■ T|! r n r - T T 11- 1 - m o t borkj ate u s - ,KT t ‘ *IA *Iwvtcr- lwe J North Atlanta. Georgia, main­ tains a Court of C.mcllluUon from which lawyers are barred 'because they frequently clutter up the wheels or justice,’ and where the litigants talk ever their dispute# with the judge, A. S, Libby, who is also mayor of the town, 3 he plan Ims proved a success. Shelley the poet so enjoyed watching the progress of n uttper bout on n body of wat*v that, Dim­ ing himself on the hanks of fho Serpentine without an; paper, be used n fifty-pound note- from which to fusliion a boat. The motto of Earl Murlschal Keith, who founded Murischal Col­ lege, Aberdeen, is: Thiiy liaif said, tjuhat say thayV Lat thame say. PIANO, $ 130, Si human a upright mahogany, $125; hoy’s bicycle $5; $(35 Savage repeating rifle, $22.50; $150 electric self heating It is carved over the entrance washing machine, $18. Inquire 21(31 Palhielto Ave. tlie main building. He Who.Laugflis I .as I L'm fcelimvS To o l o c o To Vjork - fj-jT ' An'CTMC.G OluNTD c. rl AVO MV POP CORN CROP WILL CJG MtADV T o HARVEST — ' * ' l w o n ’ t i naV LAUGH Ee fO h r .L 1AAOE r f \ T ‘ iH b o r d e r vNl-tehi 1 SHOOlDA bfEfcvt A B E D A w IfliA M O E O IM *3^11—' FEW SM U G G LIN ' i l e a d - O H Ro o t \ k o g e p d ie - ee, \ DONT g e e \T SMAi.li COTTAGE — on rear of lot on Magnolia Avenue. A desir­ FURNISHED A P A RT ME NT Threo rooms and bath, all mod­ able place to live while building a ern convcniencca, good location larger home on the front of the lot. Owner is in need of a little reasonable rent. Phone 831-J. rush and will sacrifice the place at less than its real value. $50 cash THREE-ROOM Furnished npar R— Ik‘l|i Wnnted Female and $50 monthly buys it. link N. incut. Apply Mrs. A. K. Power care Herald. COMPETENT — White wo man 100 W. Ninth. wanted to stay on premises and THREE ROOM i urnUhed apart FOR SALK—Two lots In OaljHill do housework and cooking for meat. $35. 018 Oak Ave. Ut nnd two lot# in Buena Vista $<350 family o f four. 1017 Union Ave. each, cash payment nndtcrnls to LEE APARTMENTS— Very de- suit purchaser. Box xz care Ilarsirnble apartment at exception- aid. al Summer rate. Call 0082 a f t e r ------------------------------------------------WANTED— 2 bovs with (i p. M. — F arm s I t>r Salt* cles for Herald mules. M DELIGHTFULLY —Coni furnished hustlers. Apply Herald. apartments private baths, hot and IIESI HUY IN AGRICULTUR­ SALESMAN— Wanted to s< roll! water, gas, double garage. AL LAND most popular automobile » Summer rates. 150(1 Park Ave. In The State Of Florida market. All answers held In the flowing well district near dential. Box W care Herald ONE NICELY — furnished apart Sanford, with clay subsoil. On meat, all modern convcniencca the highway and one mile, from it. R. station. S— F inancial Phone 2u7. Already cleared, Perfect drainage. $5,000 INTEREST — in growing FURNISHED— Apartment, wi> Virgin soil of unsurpassed fei* celery garden in exchange for stairs, with screened porch: garage equal value Sanford property or Oil Park Ave. Inquire 007 Putl tility, will grow anything. 1,000 Acres in units of 5 acres, will consider piopcrty northern Ave. as many as you want. states. Celery lands, certain pre­ AT A PRICE SO LOW IT WILL date good annual returns. Box 2< "Make Your Head Swim" care Herald. Home Seekers, Hare Is Your Chance It May Never Come Again If you can mnke a small cash payment and finance your first THREE-ROOM Furnished Apart crop, it will easily pay for tinm<nt. Apply Herald Office, land. If jou nre looking for a “ Snap" I NEWLY — furnished apartments Here; It Is I CHICKS We hatch for rent, on Park Ave. Three Fee Me At Onro oughbreads only s blocks from First St. Summer W. ft. YOUNG Reds $1(3 a 100. Orlu rates, D. I* Thrasher. Bargains In Ileal Estate ' Orlando Fla. Park Ave. Itnd Coin met via] St. Ifi— H ouses Fnr Kent MODERN. for rent, sible party, land St. Or Bldg. FOR SALE 2\Hungnhfw>vflve roojmi in id bittlq ih acre# plowed and fenced, com­ bination citrus and trucking tan*!. Ideal for poultry* 'Oij h*ld stir* facet! road. ? 0,500.00 Terms ?500 month. No cash. It interest ATTRACTIVE rooms to rent fur store# or offices ut Park Ave. and Commercial Street. W. M. Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave., op­ posite Court House. Phonograph Repairing Piano Tuning By experts with 17 years Furnished bedroom, -111 experience, Sanford Music Store ill— liou ei‘8 F or S alt nnd Gift Shoppe ROOMS,— With or without meal* Room 10 & 11 McLnnder Arcade. Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. Phono 832. COMFORTABLE— furnished home foe sale. $1000 cash, balance CONCRETE in every shape and easy monthly payments. Chuluota form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ Of lice, next Masonic Bldg. mentals, etc, Sanford Cement Prod­ FURNISHED— garage apart men., ucts Company, Fifth nnd Mu pie cool and pleasant; price reason­ Sts. Phone 112-W. ROOM — modern house for able. 8ii,'! Union Ave. Phone (158-W small down payment; hai­ CLARENCE SMITH ku rent. Phono 830-W. FURNISHED—apartment for rent General Contractor 1101 Elm Ave. Corner list. (300 West First Street at Phone 441 TWO OR THREE — furnished housekeeping rooms, $20 and $30 CLEANING, PRESSING, DYING monthly. 310 E. 5th. — "We do it Better," Try us. Roy­ al Cleaners and Dyers, J. C. Jackson, 30b El.si Second St., Phono 481-J. toasf S \M (d D |f Nrev Siinfm 1 Booster iflipn.: bun. h of celery d. r'lu.l-bal.rr Agency 'V1GIIT-CH RISEN BERRY PRINT SHOP — Printing, Engraving, iCmse Co. ’mbossing. Sen us first. We do lilltlSLFdt t. Phone 417-W. It. It. Avenue1 FUI.l.tai MOTOR CO. (w. at D)lh M. Phone t3‘.,2 Commercial Street. Iiv William M EYER ^ SER MOM’N POP l d o n 't g e t v o o ft i d g a , ' v BUT IT /makes NO DlFFERENCC T o M e WHO X S C U - MY Bu t t e r t o a s lo ng a s * > X G E T YOUR C E R T I F i e o / ____ CHECK -r-— 7 7 / = 1HMtEDME CkCMiiKT] r-»sr6 SSlRJ M0 M ~ l!u 6 <3 o r Tnre BV TH E ^ HORNS SeRjRG HE EVEN STARTS IN BUSINESS — TWO CREAMERIES HAV/E ALREADY AGREED TO S E LL ME THEIR O UTP UT— ■YOU ARE LOOKING * A T THE FUTURE ROTTER KlHGlr 1 . -5 M ! WON’T 1 HAVE THE X , la u g h on t h t c ? y M EYER BO' S E R V IC E M E Y E R - BOTH S E R V IC E �\ »\AiVn.-Alton S H H B H H iH M M H liM H M fflB i ' _ * 1 •-■ irv THE --■G >«»au. OLTS BOW TO SANFORD FOR SECOND LOCALS BUNCH Tunney To Fight A t Least SAINTS TURN ON Once A Year A s Long A sH e SMOKERS TO COP HITSTOTAKE Has The Heavy weight Title SECOND CONTEST CONTEST.,1T01 Base Hits tty R. L. Hooker Ing duel with Adolph Luque. The Senators went on u n batt­ ing spree against the Bed Sox collecting 11 hits and winning 7 tc 3 The Boston pitchers walked i It) men. All other big league game's We e postponed because of ruin. No NEW YORK, Apr. 23- (ivK)J home runs were made. Friends of James J. Walker, nurJ of New York City, today c3C|irts,J E a s t Coast Outfit Collects the belief that he would decline J SOUTHERN LEAGUE I’ ll I Game On Ice; Ccsnrcs Chattanooga ran wild in the first offer of the presidency of the An Clouts Homer With One On game, hammering Birmingham to rican League at a stdary of Ro Hils In T w o Innings T o the tune of 23 to 7, and then lost 000 a year, reported to have I made by the league. the second fl to 0. Memphis held on to second place Although Walker insists thatij MIAMI, Apr. 211—Miami even­ ed the series with {Jnrasotn by in the Southern by nosing out Mo­ has received no formal offer fn the league, rumors persisted to taking the second game, 7 to 1, bile, 3 to 1. Pile Fowler was in good form tlint the league magnnUs nt ai Bunched hits in the fifth and eighth innings enabled the locals and the Crackers won from Nash­ ret meeting yesterday decided ]J offer him tho post. to put the game on ice. Jenkins ville I to 1, The mayor’s reply to all qw for Miami was nicked for 10 hits tions was:— but he kept them scattered. Jones "I have had no formal offer fn of Sarasota was pounded for U the American League. Inanyct*. safeties including u home run by 1 would not discuss any offer aw fensoroH with one <>n in the fifth it had been made formally," Inning. According to friends of the ruj Richards left the hitters of the east const aggregation, getting LEADING MAJOR LEAGUE HIT­ or, he will not entertain such ’ offer until bis present term to. three hits out four trips to the TERS. on Jun. 1, itblO. He is said to fn plate. NATIONAL LEAGUE that his resignation at this tii Sarasota l) Player and Club G Alt «R II PCT. might result in the disruption Grant, rf. ., 1 0 1 0 Sand, the political organization of TuJ Cirosi. ss. 1 0 0 1 * Philadelphia, 8 1) I I I!) many Hall. Kannus, 2b 1 0 •> 5 , Tyson, Holder, cf . 4 0 i 4 j, New York, It 38 II Ml .500 New York, 0 in 4 H .1 0 1 I 2 Ho»on, If 0 Hornsby, Judge, Hudgins, c. ...3 0 1 2 ,, i New York !* 31 12 12 .411 0 211 B II Washington, Malonev, 3b. 3 0 2 0 Lindstrom, 0 0 Gehrig. 10 (l P 4 [.nylon, 1!>. 9 10 fl IT .125 New York, 0 1 0 2 ) i New York, 10 37 ’ 13 17 ,15 Jones, ij. Coombs. xliuniphrics. I 0 0 0 I) () llafey, St. Louis, 7.20 J II .123 - New York, It) 12 13 iti.d Lender a year ago today John­ 31 1 III 21 Totals son, Boston .181. THE Bit; FIVE Miami Al! t M PC G AH r ii int in . 4 1 2 | Ceascries, cf AMERICAN LEAGUE 1) 51 12 15 2 J Hornsby, Holloway, Hi. . 4 1 o 10 Player and Club G AM B U PCT, [Speaker, 1) 34 K 12 0 5 1 i 0 Domingo, rf. . Hcilmann, , 10 10 10 I I(I Richard?, if. 1 •1 3 1 ( lllllll Detroit, 5 Is 3 II ,50(1 Ruth 10 32 13 K I s'| Vincent, 3b 1 0 0 0 1 Collins, 10 311 8 It(I Turner, ss. iCollins. 4 1 •» 1 Chnuncey, 2b ...4 0 i a 0 1 7 Ilennin, e........ Jenkins, y ...... Z i 1 1 ii SARASOTA DROPS I SECOND CONTEST MIAMI T E A M Friends O f Walkt Say He Will Refus. League President! Third Round Michaels caught Ihillling Wells in the left eye with a short right. He took three rights to the jaw in return. They clinched. As St. Petersburg Slujrgers Get By DAVIS J, WALSH Iof $100,000 the promoter will be in the bell rang both were sparring in II Hits O ff Three Tampn the center of the ring. It was even. International News Service Spuria' Ills debt on May l. The further fact Editor that it is only nn item in the ‘nut’ Hurlers; Messner Collects NEW YORK, Apr. 23Tak? that Rickard must assume in lining Fourth Round Three Hits In Four Tries Game Is Preceded By it from James Joseph Tunney, who up Tunney undoubtedly had a someIt is President Asher's by a big thinks he is in a position to know, what mellowing effect on the lat Fl a g - Raising And there will be a heavyweight cham­ tor's outlook. ST. PETERSBURG, April 23— margin. Short Speeches B y pionship fight held annually for the However, he insisted that his sin­ Three Tampa hurlers were pounded Bill Palmer did a good job of next four or five years, assuming, cerity was above question in claim­ hard and the Saints look the sec­ raising the flag without assist­ Mayors A utrey, Lake i"f course, that James continues to ing that physical readiness was of ond game on Friday by a score of ance. |have the situation well in hand. He greater importance than the size 8 to 7. The locals played errorless |informed the writer today, Hint of the purse in considering any title . ball while the visitors v • e ri With the band playing, with merely ‘as n matter o f common defense. sponsible for hnlf a dozen miscues the stands filled and with Felix (sense,’ he planned to fight in de­ on his throne there was but one “ There have been years when in the field. fense of his title at least once a challengers Craig, Sproul, and Willey gave guess ns to what the occasion wire few and inade­ year for five years—regardless of quate," he explained. “ All right; up It hits. Austin, a high school meant to all of us. purses and opponents— and then why not meet the best man avail­ hurlcr, yielded 10 hits but was ac­ Umpire’s DecisionPre- call it a career. .Something happened every time able, taking the best money offer­ corded perfect support by bis team they couldn’t have kept ed? The champion is at least that mates, Jake Messie r collected three that heavy batting end came up— cipitates Fight With me"Why, nut this year even if I had had far ahead on the financial situation hits in four trips to lead the hit- if you know which end. Bailey is one of them, and his hit in the Manager O f Colts to challenge the conlrndcr myself,” and, from the physical side, he has |ters for the day. seventh to bust open the inning . I l l till." IH nt- i, 119 II I III•• ••■ Defore an attendance of 1,100 and Tampa ***•%»?■ able. Then, at fl later ilate, when a All 11 II I’D A E almost sent Pucket to.the hospi­ ; following appropriate opening (lay with Tex Rickard. "I'm to make real challenger turns up, the cham­ Iluackley, 2b 1 t 0 5 »> t tal. exercises,.the charges of l-ee Crowe plenty of money out o f my fight pion still can get the big purse he Welch, if 3 1 1 1 0 0 Orlando, the City Beautiful, wont to work at Municipal Field this summer but, oven if the purse otherwise might have waited sev­ Beasley, cf 3 •> *> «» •1 0 had been unsatisfactory, 1 would Friday afternoon and in one of eral years for, and naturally he lioiizn. ps ......... 1 2 *1 r •J 3 (and ail that sort of stuff) sent those exciting hall games, romped have signed, anyhow. Money. 1 would tie a better man because of Seaborn, 3b 1 1 2 i 3 1 over oh, at least 35 cash customer.;. over Orlando for the acentid grant you, is important and I’m those intervening fights. 4 0 i 0 0 (1 So good of them, you know. The Blackstock, i f 1 0 I ii 0 (1 previous day. in Orlondo, approx­ Barnes, lb 1 0 l i 3 0 imately BOO Sanford fans were Francis, c . 1 0 0 0 1 0 present for the opener. Did some­ Craig, p 1 0 0 0 0 0 one suggest that possibly we may 7-fobnsnn •> 0 II 0 1 t lie looked upon ns suckers’? Snrnul, p (I 0 II 0 0 0 Willey, p • Stout could not get them break­ , ......... ..... . The flag raising in center field, dnw for his weekly salary." my favor; ing for him and he came througn "The Made," he added, warming ‘ ‘,1v,'!'y 0 participated in by both teams head­ H ) 25 14 31 7 they, at least, won’t be able to sur­ Totals with only nine hits much to the ed by President Palmer was, im­ to his rhetoric, “ grows dull and prise me us so many champions surprise of close observers, who rusted from disuse. li lias bcen so pressive. St. I’clcrsbiirg All R II 1*0 A E terduy. Perfect support in the with every heavyweight champion have been surprised. In short, I am 5 •J 1 •1 0 0 knew he was not exactly right yasLining up in front of the grand­ of the modern era but it won’t be taking neither my opponents nor Nt tiles, If 1 1 3 3 7 0 ficld was accorded him. Messner, 2b stand, the double filn marched to so with me. That is" —hastily— myself for granted. 4 O •> »t 1 (1 the polo where, as the band stmek "Assuming that I will be able to “ Retire? I suppose I shall when Ill-own, cf I l *» 12 0 0 up the ‘Star Spangled Banner,' the win from my opponents. However and if I last five years or more us Shaw, lb The blenchcrites were out In 3 0 T 0 0 0 force. All the old regulars were fla g was hoisted to its place by Mr. no one can blame me for feeling champion. By that time, I suppose Bean, if 4 t 0 0 0 0 back in thir accustomed places. Funk, 3b Palmer. Marching bnck to the that I will." » 1 II ..35 7 13 27 lfl 0 Totals 3 0 0 *»1 Johnson, ss grandstand, the teams lined up and have On the top row of the gruniiatund, boxing nil l Kite James, of course, may he par­ x— Batted for Jones in 9th. I I 1 0 l r. 1 stood at attention while Mayor For­ doned for taking a philosophic enough of me. I’ve found that the F. Austin, c where the heavy gamblers sit, Rt 0 (1 n 0 t 3 L. Austin. | > rest Lake presented I,oc Crowe, view of finances in general, since surest way to attain unpopularity there were long arguments over 010 000 000— 1 j 1 0 i 0 0 (1 the limit. Should it be two bits? i Sarasotn manager of the Cclerynicn, with a his conversation with Rickard may is to win the heavyweight cham­ xxNorris, Miami 100 040 20x—7 0 1 o 0 II 0 xxxAIverson, ' huge floral wreath prepared by have some slight reference to a sum pionship." SUMMARY Two base bits. Tur­ Stewart. Phil Wells' light eye took on a ner and Hogan, Three base hits 35 8 it 27 17 l) beautiful blue-black color shortly Kaon us and Maloney, Home run Totols Mayor Lake’s welcoming address II is our completeness in till mailers that have won for • One out when Winning run after his bout with Mister Mich­ Censures, Sacrifice hits, Hotlqtvny, was followed by a few words from aels. The price of beefsteak g oes: Hudgins, and Maloney, scored. the visiting mayor, who expressed Double us a clcsirnhV pillronaffe— our aim is not only service up z.— Batted for Craig in r.th. the sentiments of Orlando fans for play. Turner to Chnuncey to Hol­ in one line hut thoroughly covers ail phases of our in Pth. Anstin xxlinttcd for I,. the large turnout shown tho pre­ loway, Base on balls o ff Jones 3. "G oof" was there again, and Struck out by Jenkins, 5; by Jones xxx Bun for ?4orris in 9th. vious day. business. Wo told 1. Passed balls Bemtin 2, Time of V L1 again unaccompanied Stout, for Sanford, and Puckett, him he could go to the game. 000 004 o:30-■7 game 2:00. Tampa for Orlando, worked the full nine too 201 202 -R St. i'etersburg . innings and each was touched for Mayor took the first pitch of nine hits. Perfect support in the | Summary: Two base bits, Mess- ter first being assured that no one field enabled Stout to breeze I ner, Brown and Francis. Three lias; would strike nt it. Mayor Autrey, through to victory after being in Fre I , hits, Hensley. Sacrifices, Messner. who threw.i* received the plaudits1 The Y. M. C. A. Junior Busekall sistunl manager; Captain, danger only on a few occasions. bases, Messner. Double of the crowd and also the 35 from ) Walston; players OUs llridger, E l J: Stole Orlando counted its one and only League is to start the 1927 res plays, Johnson to Messner to Shaw; Orlando. • New York, Apr. 23— ( INS )— I’honu1797 521) Maple Art. run In the first on Abrams’ two soYi"next Monday with the first, Humphries. Ben Kavllle, Biciuml Funk to Messier to Shaw. Struck As the result of the five straight being played at 5 o'clock on Packard, Norman Glen, James game ploy----------------..... , , ,, . bagger und a single by Urnndco. J out by Austin 4; by Craig 3. Base In the seventh, the 35 from Or­ victories over Cincinnati, the Pitts­ After that, with men on liases, the new diamond at the Junior Hyson, David Miller, Carl Voiihc, on balls .... o ff Craig 2: o ff Sproul I. lando got up for a stretch burgh Pirates todny have piled u,» Stout tightened down and third High School grounds, The Lea- Elmer Johnson, James Dosoy. Left (ill bases St. Petersburg 0: and were greeted by the rest of a hig lend in Ihc National League gue in sponsored bv the Snnfm 1 j "Pirates," Manager, Izzy Kunbase was the farthest reached by Tampa 2. Passed ball Austin. Um­ Lions. who have furnished th.- net: assistant manager, Frank lu l- pires Hnphou and Pieh. Ting- of the 901 paij admissions, not count­ race. They heat the Beds yester­ the visitors. ing season tickets. Don’t you day. 3 to 1. with Lee Meadows equipment and whose members are hot; Captain, Ralph Lunger; ployThe I IIV Celerymcn VJVIV- 1 ,1 Ill' ll threatened lllivutvm.11 *11 In th HI. ~ . * * *1 know the 35 must have felt grand. having a slight edge in a pitchWiian active 1ers, Harry " ....... Sebifley, o-t.m.... 'Clay U7‘ - game 2:15. first when, with one gone, Frishie to to toko Bike an active purt part in in the the club c liums, Waynuui Brandon, Jake managements. and Wade singled in succession. There are six tennis with hoys Diehl, l.enonrd Ucocher, Hugh Col­ After Crowe had fouled out, My­ ranging ers was walked but the ln»st Hirst. .. _ In age ~ from nine ,, , to 11 lins, J. Botsis. O. Clyde and others. Men's Pocket Uniches, "Tigers," Manager Hawkins Con could do was an infield roller to composing them. Each team SI rap Watches, Roys Watchnelly; assistant manager, J. G. Vi nil, whose throw to Tinker forced ] Will play two Fuuies weekly, r oli-s. j.allies and Girls Wrist |lowing is the roaster of teams and Zieglar; Hill Stamper, captain; FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Myers for the final out. Watches players, L. G. Bowen, P. W. Vick-) players. The scone was tied in tho Ibird cry, Charles Tew, James Jelliff. j Presbyterian and Episcopal, SANFORD nt Orlando. Me Laulin when, with tho bases filled, Friable scored «n Bill Myers' sacrifice to "Sominolcs". Manager, Bob Cobb; Mills Boyd, Edward Collier, Bo-1 St. Petersburg at Tampa. The Jeweler bort Pierson, Robert Knight und Sarasota at Miami. right. The ball was relayed and Assistant Manager, J. Mainly; others whose names are not avail­ whoan* It was shot to third Wade, i Captain, Harold Jones; players, I. able. ■p-. AMERICAN LEAGUE wasi tflblihir in to the* but:* wiih call- i I hominon, Max Kmimillut, r n'jl* “ Panthers," Manager Mack Ste­ St. Louis at Detroit, ed safe by Umpire Michaels. Phil crick Da Igor, Harry Bower, Rich­ Wells then bpunr d out in the cen­ ard Dens. Braxton Perkins, Uua- wart; Assistant manager, Frank Cleveland ut Chicago. Mark wood; Captain, Gilbert Wil­ ter of the arena and became Or­ sel! Wallace. John Ilighten, St, liams, players, Gilbert Steele, Jnik New York at Philadelphia. ('lair ('amice, Charles Britt, Wal­ Washington at Boston. lando's gladiator. A sharp exchange Russell, Robert Currington, Rus­ of blows between him and the arbi­ ter Bailey, Sprutt Long and John sell Coliem. McKesson Iludlcston, NATIONAL LEAGUE ter caused Wells to be excused from 1Guvon. is like other insurance. We admit that. the game, and sent Lee behind the I Methodist, "Blackfeel," G. W. Claude Hill, Leon Wells Arthur j Chicago at St. Louis. Spencer, manager, Voile Williams, Juhnsou, George Gnnes. j Philadelphia at New York, But the seller of a policy often misrepre­ but for the Colts. Hie umpires tor the first week s I ut ]|m ,k|yn„ Everything was rosy until the assistant manager; Carl Hatlcn, are as follows, Ldwnr.l Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. sents, and you find the producer of the Bovcnlh when Bailey started it captain; pin vers, Sam Knight. Ri'l schedule ______ o ff with a slushing single through Tyre, Rob Stewart, Howard Scott, Bender, Monday; S. It. Dlgbton, | policy says otherwise. So it is with milk, SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION the box. Onx then dropped Wal­ Idirty Man-ion, Guv Allen, Georg- Tuesday; Henry McLauglin, Wed-, aj Memphis. lace’s short fly in right and Puck­ Sunders, Tom Summer. Walton Pesdny; L. !•. Boyle, 1hursduy, , you may be misled by the seller and g’et ett held Stout's attempted sacri­ Parker. Billie Crouch and Edwin !«' Pr. *.clmH. l'ridny, l‘ *IJ,|k J- Nashville at Chattnnoga. Woodruff. Saturday. Substitute Smith. , , , Saturday, substitute, N,.w orloann ut Little Itock. Smith. stale milk that yon do not know where and fice until all hands were safe. AhBaptist, "Bed Sox"; Claude His- I Umpires, II. W. Rucker, Hugh Id- u|rniinghnin at Atlanta, rams snared Beasley's hot bound­ how it is produced. ( ---------er und touched tho bug but Bailey litnk, manager; Eddie Meyer, a s -1 Hs and Ralph Sharp. counted on the play. On I’ri side's = = -AMERICAN ASSOCIATION (5DU i Milwaukee ut Louisville. long sacrifice to Hayes, Wallace Nashville . . Not so with us we produce here before V.71 i Kansas City at Indianapolis. crossed the pan. Memphis Enjoy the delights o f a Frigidairc J ,,',.S t. Paul at Toledo. ITirst, Bailey and Wade each col­ your eyes and invite your inspection of Atlanta lected a pair of safeties to lead the .5011 Minneapolis at Columbus. Birmingham our producing plant. See for yourself. parade. The score: Electric Refrigerator in your home Chattanooga .490 AGU K E I.E INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE io All R II 1*0 A E Mcbilc .333 1 IVt. 1 ,ost Won if I n oss, 311 4 0 0 ♦» 0 .285 Buffalo ut Newark. 1.000 Little Bock | 0 ;i l (l 0 Rochester at Baltimore. Tinker. 2b .500 T 1 Abrams,, lb Syracuse at Jersey City. 4 1 1 1 0 n I nmpu LLN M o f icu cubes for i .tLie use, colWhy not get the best- it costs no more. .G00 1 t Toronto at Beading. 1 0 t 1 II o t-iirniuitu . <f .500 t 1 Miami ora ! or flavored to im prove summer if 1 0 1 1 n ii .500 t 1 SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE 1 0 1 3 0 l St. Petersburg Cox If • » .000 0 thinks— frozen desserts, frozen salads, even Montgomery at Selina. 3 0 t 3 2 t Orlando Viuti, si1 .... FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE 1 0 0 8 T 0 Savanna!) at Albany. Walls, c NATIONAL LEALiUE frozen meat dishes to van the summer menu Sanford 3; Orlando 1. Ian.-, c 3 0 1 0 i 0 Phone 400 Won Lost PcL *• 0 Columbus at Pensacola, St. Pete. 8; Tampa 7. 0 3 0 0 ;hk! sim plify the preparation o f meals. Know P .875 7 1 Pittsburgh Miami 7; Sarasota 1, With 'in- arrival t f the fiisl .030 7 4 Boston tship in fifteen years, tin- inhabi­ 34 1 y 21 7 2 Philadelphia nil these delights that I rigidairc provides, Totals .025 5 3 AMERICAN LEAGUE tants of an island in tit'- Beting .571 3 1 St. !.miis Boston 3; Washington 7. Strait, between Siberia und Alaska rjl All R II PO A E New York Com e in and let us show you h ow Frij’ iil.555 5 1 Delrnlt-St. Louis cold. - learned thut Russia was nn long: i 1 0 1 1 0 0 Chicago cf .429 1 3 Chicago-Clevolnnd cold. a monarchy, 3 1 1 1 3 0 Bnn-klyn airc will make you independent o f outside SI 2 8 .200 Philadelphia-New York rain. f 1 0 *# 1 0 0 Cincinnati .125 i 7 ice supply— h ow it gives you advantages Many uf tin- ancients pqpxdaui-d ; lit 1 0 0 2 0 II NATIONAL LEAGUE gr-qi nche(i.,Crue8y» -wned landed i ,!b 0 0 •1 5 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE ili.it you cou ld n 't expect o f ice refrigeration. Pittsburgh 3; Cincinnati 1. property alum- worth $fl,0U0.0QO. i Hirst, r . 1 0 2 0 ii 0 Won 1.ost Pet. St, Leii'm -Chicago cold. * 1 Senei-nV fortune wa« es'.imutod .it j lb An Unlimited Supply Of 1 1 m It 0 0 New York .777 . .1 2 New York-Philadelphia ruin, #1 ($14,000,000 and the estate.i-f Tilw3 1 0 3 II 0 Detroit ,c .750 Brooktyn-Boston wet grounds. iriu* at about $160,000,000. l Stout, p> 3 0 1 0 3 0 Washington 0 M O N E Y A T ALL TIMES .025 3 Cleveland .025 r > 3 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Knoxville 5; Greenville 13. TotalsI 31 it 9 27 11 0 St. I.ouis 2 .000 .3 Hundred of home-owners are takingAll games postponed ruin. Asheville 2; Spartanburg 3, by innings: I 'R O L I J C r Ol’ (1 L N £ K A L M O T O K 3 .500 Philadelphia ft ..4 Augurtu-Coiumbia wet gruumtii, K Chicago igff .333 advantage of our easy-payment o a SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION 100 000 000 l Boston . Orlando K .111 i Chutlnmiogu 23-t); Birmingham, St MTU EASTERN LEAGUE loans. OOl 0(1(1 '»(!* -_ n Sanford |7*44. Montgomery II; Selma 9. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATKIN Mcbilc 1; Memphis 3. QUICK SERVICE Cc-iutnbut 4; Pcnuacola 9. Summary: Three base hits, Lee. • Won Lust I*ct. Nashville 1; Atlanta 4. Savannah fl: Albuny 4. Two base- hits, Abrams, Tinker ami' New Orleans . . .777 7 2 New Orleans-Little Rock, post­ St. AuguMtine 3; Jackaonville l. Hailey. Stolen bsses, . Tinker and to ullow teams to get to -braniK. Sacrifice bits Friable, My- Bailey. Earned runs, Orland u 1. poned S'*'w Orleans. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION 116 Magnolia Ave. »rs, und Viuu. Hum- un bulls, off Left oil bases, Suufonl H; Orlando Milwaukee 8; UiuiaviUc 3. urkett 1. Struck out, by Stout 2. H. Time of game J;57. Umpires: 112 Fast Second St. Phone til 1 SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE Imliannpoliii 5; Knm-im City 4, Double plays, Frisbie to Meyers to Lulu aad Mciklc. Mm-oit 5; Charlotte fl. Other pmtpimed, cold weather. Vn— P e rfe ct Support Is Accorded Stout BaseballStatistics In M ajor Leagues Good Material—Quick Service • Low Prices Y. M . C. A . Junior Baseball League Will Open Season On Next Monday A fte moon T a ggin g AllBases jj Today’s Schedule Watches Security Lumber Co. T Milk Insurance W it h o u t « 8 r > a thought o f outside ice supply League Standings Results O f Games I S p e n c e r ’s D a i r y L O A N P S FRIGIDAIKE J. H. JACKSON Sanford Electric Co. �s: "rnni.' to xsSrcss «& r ■ I*«n*knioXi* than rPAC *T py „ atbs ' m b? an<l * Cliurgejl Loo of th« word IT* t w ; ; " , « une. "W E CLEAN YOU It RUCIB" 11— Miscellaneous Absolutely clean. I'Ikoiu Orlando Siti.i.'i m* drop us a card. All Rugs culled for mid de­ livered. R ubs Mattress Co. 1U!2 Church St. Orlando. By William U. L. I’erkins — Unhcrdaaher hcudquurtcrs for Collegiate Clothes, lit) First Street, Idi ‘N V’K A*™ {ns ....win li® r#* IplIO rolled or nre l«nyof publication. ■Copy rec«lv* I*) •wffVftu* by moo [•,‘^ l b i u ^ ■ara# BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation boxes and general cement work 1 « 0 REFRIGERATORS — Good comutiun; priced reasonable.PierMiracle Concrete Co. J. E. Terwilleger, Prop. S"P tonkin. Inc. McLnnder Arcada. Phone 880. LANKY,S DRUG STORK— Pre­ MARRY IF LONELY — Most scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We are Successful "Home Maker," hund­ as near you as your phone. Call 10.1 reds rich; strickly confidential; re­ liable; years experience; descrip­ THINK—If you nro thinking of tions free. The Successful Club, building, why pay the Architects Mrs. Nash, ltox 35(1 Oakland Cat, several hundred dollars’ for plans, L W . not valtl. when you can get the same free, 1 -— W ank'd trtCATrON INDEX: The ] and keep your money in your pock E * B f 5 S !S e . ? ot . For further information see SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS. liMtl«0y , <..ich head- V. C. Collet, Prop. Building Con­ p i1 tractor, General Shop & Mill Work and House Painting, 115 N. L ed hate schedule French Ave. Phono 235-J. C^ln* schedule tells K l J t soldi ads from Colored conk is word* for one to LUMBER and complete lino cf 17 Union Ave. [•}•?* When centered building material. Low prices. lino will Security Lumber Co., "Where Good ..< til ( ttOftllit and I t— Rooms Without Board I* . r,t« aiipllc* 10 eacK Grades Como From" Maplo Sixth. Phone 707. NICELY — Furnished bedroom Rurtlon* 1.j 90. Brt., cast front; hot water. 401 Palm Phonograph Repairing VTC V -«*>■ otto Ave. Piano Tuning By experts with 17 years Furnished bedroom, -111 experience. Sanford Music Store nml Gift Shoppe Room 10 & 11 McLnndcr Arcade ROOMS,— With or without meal* Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. Phono 832. Kffrt I «n one Kll.f" C , therefore K £ 5 2 * noitflo.1 at U ^ awcb [ made m perj0 or liy V'Olt SALK 2U!ungnlqw% five ronpis Jowl bitllu <ll» acres plowed and fenced, coniFURNISHED 5-room house, for oination oifrtiB am.' trucking Innd. ideal for poultiy. Oil hard sttl'i Vent. Phone 805-W. faced road. $tl,500.011 Terms $500 cnsli, halAfiVc *50 |>er mouth. No interest. . ’ . \1 TEACHERS HOME, - furnished complete, close to schools. Ac­ 2 Bungalows as above with nine comodations for ton. Four entranc­ acres planted to Tangerine^. On es, two baths, Hot and cold water, hard surfaced road. 57,000.00. 5300 gns electricity. Double parade ensh, balance ?50 per month. No Terms with or without meals. Ad­ interest. dress Box. W. care Herald. Hammock land $100 per acre. Near railroad. Citrus laud with Lake Frontage on hard road at $125 per FIVE ROO.M —modern house in acre. Loch Arbor, nil conveniences: Chuluota Company garage. G. S. Witmor. P. O. Bov Chuliiotu Fla. 330. Young Bldg. N. Park Ave Sanford Flu. 17— B usiness P laces F or Ken l fOv\\ L IAADC r f \ *T*1H 0O R O E R VNi-fcu I SFOOlDA 0T te.ku A t3E D . A m I»LAK iO EO TM U A lU ' FEF? S M U G G L IN ' i l e a d - O f! Ro o t VHOG EP DtE-EE ' G O O D NK3KT, CuU tuY? tlo\Ai CAVO W OO p t o e xadY v I ALU TT-tAT .STUFF >M W O u F? i - U P P O C v^E T ? A " q \ \ - f i - i e T ? vnHW N IttE T A R lP . B o\ l r£ O p '’ i l AC j- T . ' m t C iH T v T l GME "T0h <5e l \NV\Et4 X C i o f iThftE-, V i m H'lVJOA f e m i n i n e . V v I N S T AV s'A V - J ATTRACTIVE rooms to rent for stores or offices at Park Ave. and Commercial Street. W. M, Young, Owner, 308 Park Ave., op. positc Court House. WANT TO RENT— a 5-room bungalow close in. Rent must Le reasonable. Apply fitlfi Sanford Ave. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY THAT FARM AND START SOMETHING ! We arc all going back to the farm where real values will al-f ways prevail. .lust now is the time to move a few miles from Sanford and start that chicken farm arJ raise vegetables for the home mnr-j ket. Just such a place can be had on tho Snnford-Orlando road about' three miles from Sanford in tho) high and healthy oak and pinn section good for citrus fruits, good for poultry and good for all kinds of vegetables. Thirty acres, nigh and dry location for a home and (our acres in muck for vegetables j or oulbs—it will raise anything J —tho man who wants to work can; make a good living from t'nis' place. If vou are interested nil 1 res- OWNER, care Sanford Herald. Any reasonable offer and terms I will be considered after you have seen the property. <'<)MFORTABLE—furubbed home L jD 7 * v > for sale. $10(10 cash, balance CONCRETE in every shape ami 15— Apartment Fur Kent easy monthly payments. Chuluctn j ’.rj’ w i form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ Oft ice, next Masonic Bldg. mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod­ FURNISHED— garage npurtmeiw, — -----------------------------------------.-- D F m W k t *To A C L O S E ucts Company, Fifth and Maple cool and pleasant; price reason-. nto. U* TAT. Ctr. Ot*17 BY NUSCBlieFI' Sts. Phone I1JMV. aide. 803 Union Ave. Phone 058-W I FIVE ROOM —modern house for ------------------------------------------------- sale; small down payment; bnlCLARENCE SMITH FURNISHKD—apartment for rent ance like rent. Phone 830-W. General Contractor lint Elm Ave. Corner list. 1---------------------------------------- *--------/ J ’UGT DOWT1 ?UM5< \ 000 West First Street ------------------ -------------------------------FIVE ROOM BUNGAl.OWiI.ocAt tA S ‘ MW-SOULL \ at Phone 441 I A GOUT 4CUR Y-lAMD \ TWO OR THREE — furnished i ed on corner in Sanford Heights. NEWER G E T IT | housekeeping rooms, $20 and $3(1 I-arge rooms, well constructed, IM A G IN E IT A tM T CLEANING, PRESSING, DYING monthly. 31(5 E. 5th. DOME WiTVTfAEM plenty of windows, large porches, -TV-IERE AN GVAHNGr —"We do it Better," Try us. Rcy- _________________________________'complete hath room with shower. l \Ti L e u g h T T a p s . H A R O — LWVE'fiAlG. nl Cleaners anil Dyers, J. C. Jack- THREE-ROOM -furnished apart Electric range and water lioulet S O u ’ uE G o T TO son, 305 Ei.st Second St., Phono merit for rent at I conveniences Two bod rooms, large living room, D O N T L-UELN L00\< HiT iT HARD. 4&1-J. bath; screen pu ;h; garage. 111! etc. Owner lives out of the city A T l T - l F W OO. and is willing to sell at less than G E T HOLD W A V HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY Myrtle Ave. \ d c n T s e e \T present value. $11)0 cash and $«*> BACVON T T j —Cleaning, pressing, tailoring. A sou won't HiT ! Apartment l and 2 monthly will buy the property. HAMMER LIKE 1105 S. Palmetto Avenue Phono kitchenette, private truth Box 73, cure The Herald. \ i T - u h 'e i h p s - / T H iS AN’ S W IN G ./ I4G-J. r. Welaka Apartments, v LOOH. J PARK AVENUE RESIDENCE;— within easy walking distance of METAL ROOFING—Tho Roof Ev­ the heart of Sanford. An attractive erlasting. Metal shingles; house on large lot. Double garage standing scum tin. amt galvanized two bed rooms, living room, krtenrooi’s. See James II. Cowan. Oak cn and dining room. Complete nve. and Thitd St. Phone 111. hath room including shower bath. MAT RE.SEES properjy renovated; Rain water tank, house is partly ene dny service in Sanford, by furnished. Price $05011, Only 5J5H Sanford Matrcss Factory, Phone cash required. Bov 131 care The 10(1$f SANFORD !K Nfiv Sanford Booster -102-M. FURNISHED 3-room apartmenr Sanford Herald. urlayir.g hunch of celery witli screened porch. 3H5 Oak Ave SMALL COTTAGE — on rear of i Ftudehuker Agency -VIG HT- C11Rl S ENBEURY PK1NT SHOP — Printing, Engraving, FURNISHED lot on Magnolia Avenue. A dcsiri Garage Co, A PART M15NT ’mbossing. Sea us first. We do Ttirco rooms and bath, all mod­ ahlo place to live while building n t. Phone 417-W. R. It. Avenue- ern conveniences, good location j larger home on the front of the I lot. Owner is in need o f n little reasonable rent. Phone 831-1. Commercial Street. |tush and will sacrifice the place THREE-ROOM Furnished a par; |at less than Its real value. $5i) cash 5— Ik'l|» Wntilt'd Female meat. Apply Mrs. A. K. Power land $5<l monthly buys It. Rok N. !care Herald. COMPETENT — White woman 11111 W. Ninth. wanted to stay on premises anil THREE ROOM Furnished apart FOR SALE—Two lots in Oaljllll! IS4 niWAN CO., Auto da housework and cooking for cat. $35. (11H Oak Ave. 3t and two lots in Iluenn Vista $(150 *r and slieel metal works family of four. D117 Union Ave. each, cash payment ondternls to d ornamental sheet metal LEE APARTMENTS— Very de- suit purchaser. Box xz care Hari T1C-W. 207 French Ave. sirahlo apartment at exception- aid. FORT MELLON CORNER LOT.— nl Summer rate Call 0082 uftcr ——— — ----------------- — ---------------- In first HL-ctioa, will sell for $2,1)00 ATOM) HUICK CO t; p. M. — harms lt>r halt* WANTED— 2 boys v on terms of $25 ensh and $10 52 Magnolia Ave. ties for Herald routes, monthly. Address Box 101 care Phone 3(>7 DELIGHTFULLY —Cool furnished hustlers. Apply Herald. apartments private baths, hot and BEST BUY IN AGRICULTUR­ The Herald. EUPS—MABMONR AL LAND SALESMAN— Wanted to sell tl.o cold water, gas, double garage. Won] Automobile t’o, In Tho State Of Florida most popular automobile tm the Summer rates. 13(85 Park Ave. rtc-lir Ave. l’hon In the flowing well disln.-t near $25 CASH ANI) $10 monthly wilt market. All answers hold confr On buy well located lot on Laurel dontial. Box W care Herald ONE NICELY —furnished apart Sanford, with day subsoil. M DftOLS ARE. M A D E -M O T B o R kJ O(»sy tt sc* tenvice. *»c j meat, all modern conveniences the highway and one mile from Avenue. This property is close in It. R. station. and is surrounded with good look­ K— Financial Phono 207. Already cleared, Perfect ing homes. A fine site for a drainage. homo. Rox A. B. C. care Herald. FURNISHED -In growing ------------. Virgin soil of unsurpassed fer­ North Atlanta. Georgia, main­ xchangc for stairs, with screened po VULCANIZING W< tility, will grow anything. property or Oil Park Ave. Inquir tains a Court of Conciliation from \-*D COODYEAR T 1,000 Acres in units of 5 acres, PALMETTO AVENUE LOT. — which lawyers are barred ‘because ty northern Ave. north of Hughey Street. Will sell they frequently clutter up the 1 $. K Hat le l ies, ns many as you want. certain p m - -------------------- ;— ’— Mnbutuis i handled AT A PRICE SO LOW IT WILL for leas than cost if taken at once. wheels of justice,* and where the urns. Box 27 TWO rooms, kltcheuct! Easy terms. Address S. B. S. litigants talk over their disputes [Commercial Avenue "Make Your Head Swim" Care The Sanford Herald. Horne Seekers, Here Is Your with the judge. A. S. Libby, who Chance. is also mayor of the town, *1he pluu IY— To loan on improved do- moderate rent by ^ 0l!|u{5 gins It May Never Come Again > business* and rcsiednlml Apartments, office zOO N. lurk PARK AVENUE LOT— lust sou.h lias proved a success. •etlo, If you can make a small cash of Thirteenth Street, facing east, ty in Sanford. Address Ave. _______ payment and finnncu your first Shelley the poet so •enjoyed P. O. Box 50J. Lit j . ----- — j THREE-ROOM Furnished Apart crop, it will easily pay for the can be bought for $2,750 on any watching the progress of a puper reasonable terms. This is an ex­ | umnt. Apply Herald Office. lurid. It)— Livestock cellent location f»r a Uuphx bout on a body of watc.- that, 1lad­ f™* U7 fur ,-Htii If jou nro looking for a “ Snap" Apartment House. Box 100 cate ing himself on the banks of The NEWLY — furnished apartments lien; It Is jjyW' ItADFOIl Serpentine without any paper, he The Sanford Herald. for rent, on Park Ave. Three See Mo At Onco used a fifty-pound note from which blocks Dom First St. Summer W. ft. YOUNG Hudson to fashion a boat. uites. 1). L. Thrasher. Bargains In Real Estate INC 2<i— Miscellaneous For Sale Park Ave. itud Com mm vial St. Oak Ave The motto of Earl Murisclial 16— Houses I'*or Kent i'nrne 11 Keith, who founded Murii-chnl Col­ Fni‘ss Service PIANO, $i >l), Schumann upright lege, Aberdeen, is: MODERN. —furnished bungalow WE HAVE —Three improved Thny liuif said. mahogany. $125; boy's bicycle for rent, l» w rental to respoa- —Celery Farms, will trndo for $5; $55 Savage repeating rifle, (Juhat say thayY r Adds years to sibte party Innuin- at K'2 High- , town property’ nothing but values $22.50; $150 electric self heating Lul thnme say. '* years. Dr. W. F. Baldwin & Brown washing machine, $18. Inquire 2101 land St. O 107 First Natl. Rank considered. It is curved over the entrance ol m. National Bank |Phone 88. Bldg. Palmetto Ave. the main building. Ectic MEStS He W hoXaugha l7agl I'M FCcL'MG TOO ‘-•OOD To vjork ^ i^*jt T hink ' AtJOTrlLK r\<ONT;i cK iO A nd m y p o p co rn : CROP WILL OJC KfcADY T o HARVEST — • r*" ' I W om'T I HA' \ la u GH C> •m- f L j r~ K ’ Jr 1 •S'*ctSc- Lyur When Tc CAT i AWAV THE M(CC Will Play HAVOC I'M GLAD HENR.M DIDN'T 5 HOW OP - IT Glt/ES MG A CHANCE TO DO rt LITTLE KBSINE'j S ON MV OWN NOOK- I F HC MAS 5 P dCRN HU IN'S TO RAVE B O T ftk AND THERE'S y VMttL.^E L StMNbt / X DON'T GET YOUR »D€A.' v BOT IT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE To M e WHO X SCU- MY BUTTER TO >— AS EONG AS * / X GET YOUR C E R n n e o >/5 ------ - CHECK ^----- -?/ j (HMUDAIE CRC-AUtKY] ’ r*fcVessiR, m o w - i?u6 G o r l TVTe B n t h € horns D e p o s e HE EVEN STARES IN BOStNESS — TWO CREAMERIES HAUE ALREADY AGReeo To sell. Me their OUTPUT— - YOU ARE LOOKING 7 a t the future BorreR KiwGfr S ■*SAY! WON'T t HAVE T H E / V—. LAUGH ON T Y T C ? M E Y E R - BOT S E R V IC E M E Y E R - BOTH S E R V IC E . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1927 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 23, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 23, 1927. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 23, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/62ef6fc65c346a4d377276e4d88cba92.pdf 9d9f578e21155e9683f85f7c85b1143c PDF Text Text # a n fo r i* Leased Wire International News Service New Premier Member Audit Hureau Of Circulations S A N F O R I), F L O R ID A , M O N D A Y A P R I L 2 .r>, 15127 In Illinois, Where Cyclones Killed 35 N dM B R R Holds Conference With Harry B akei, Head Of Red Cross Death Toll Now • Estimated At 13(5 Red Cross lias Ivstahlished tovatest Relied Expedi­ tion In Recent Years; 1(5 Slacks .Meet HorrihlcDeath Alleged Con- 150,000 Are Alread.. Hom eless OrDepenc ent On R elief Bodie ■ssions Of Dovers JCISUNI'CITY. N. .. 05- (INS) “T h e y onil)!*. mo in th e d e a d o f __they struck hini w ith |on sash woiffhl— th e y picture wire a ro u n d in s tiipv even c lilo ro fo rm Jdiy.hluiitly. and w ith o u t DPtat adornm ent. D isAtcrmy Richard S. New­ * thu* iirvM*nt<*«l to 11 Jury ^ alleged killing of Albert k home loving buslim'.d, by j. Hutli Bmwn Snyder, and in«t lalcsnum-lover, Henry Cr,y, i» th (,f them Inter confessed, the district altom oy, i)rf- icy "Vi - of Hie widow red'from him. “ We will lies their confessions nt this irnter Woman Governor Of Wyoming Wants Catholic Fleeted To Drove Principle Of II. S. Religious Freedom Bread Trust Probe Is Killed By Court M e a s u re In d o rs e d Ily I xjcjiI Ignitk W nl*on L e a g u e I s S ig n e d S a t u r d a y ; R e s e rv e W ill In clu d e C e le ry D e lta •Mule utldrt to tin* jury i complete story of the K,rchd(*il in a Limit, nuiltnr-of lunniii which accentuated its Ak aspect.', lb* first pictured bjopith" intimacy of Ruth •> Snyder unci tli • somewhat X«tf cnisci siili'-muti. lie tl.c riuwth of tlii'ir affair, m finally tli > deierntittstl to iiw uiuu. |u< ting liuslinud out A petition requesting the i :ty May, and their ■hiliorate pre- Commission to allow Sunday hur-ewtesinst being caught. l.all in Sanford is living circulated today nnd nproxiniutrly 300 names were attached to it lut» this a fter­ A measure m -«ti"g a bird r e ­ servation Hint lodes in its boon ■lui'ies ne Iv • rv farm ill tlif. celery del' i o* '-ein'iiolo Ciiunt# was signed ' v . * : nor John Martin l.i*t J*.iv r'Tkj alid is ub\V a state In". The bill -v.i- j>:i*u I as original­ ly drawn h>* n!'.i"h**r.i of tlio Au­ dubon S u ’l 'v it’d wus endorsed by tho I rank Walton League of tlie count It vu r introduced by Represen's*' •« I' a . Housiicldcr ■luring th* rs*L week of tile legirilativo sc 'ie'l. _ All tie ‘vjianite sanctuaries formerly nvuieetcd liy tiio sUitu law ineiuile.l in tlie l> 11 and tliu spocia! a i ■ i*,atber en. Ii ono were invalidul»*d l.v the in vr law. Tho t<*rr.'.i v '■ ui.n ising the new reservation tarts " tho town of Lake M<rw •• nn tie west and north am! t* 'ends *giutii of Upsala .mil the I th •' " . i n east to a point ju-i v •: i . t be Sanford city limits. I >ui t In**•• it goon south to Lake i >p id • it.tain ea.-t to include ll ■ hoi I 'i.* of tin* lako to a point in -1 of tie many celery farm s oil the curt si lo of tho city. Praeticir.lv rv ry farming <nmiminity in the d ii’rict is included in the ••n ines i f tho .anctuary mid local grow er . wl o look upon litany so •» and g 'ltie birds us pert and insi t destroyer.* are repnrtuil eluted a* ihe rapid manner in which tin* bill in*.aim* n law. Sunday Baseball In Sanford Requested School Tax District By 300 Local Fans Boundary Law Passed Five More Bodies Are JMliviil llclasco, famous Wf»l impre •sarin. i*t tho latest “ t lo Bppeur at the Snyderiminitr trial, lie camo to the tio'im today for the first time Started much attention, w n i’t ! cen at a murder trial tibe famous Nan Patterrnn jh*** Of'o". Ilclusco suid. [•n not in teurch of dramatic “t*>m I do not go in foi* such j* »uch us this." 211 lhat this court drama tk j i . any per« deals in human e motions 'or themselves. I think I ? ^ v e to l« ono of the ssrsoUJc trials in history Expenses To e‘Educed Hy Cajles Apr. 25. - (IN S) Mtk.r l| 14 ‘ i nformed I'fXsury that the cub,,l"t government ,nust he kept ''t00*1 ‘hat the trens- dentil and destruction, thc> ram pant .Mississippi River today had added 20 deaths to its toll of Ijfe nnd flooded several additional towns ■luring the past. 21 hours. Red Cross directors hnve estab­ lished the greatest relief expedi­ tion in recent years. Contributions aro pouring in from all p arts of t lie' country in caring for 100,000 refu ­ gees. Collapse of a house harboring 10 negroes four miles north of Greenville, Miss., yeatordny aunt nil tho negroes to a horrible death. Throo others died of disease at Greenville, duo to the floods, one of pneumonia, ono of mumps nnd a third of exposure. A white man was drowned a t Bine Bluff, Ark. Tho twenty additional deaths during the past 21 hours, lias brought the death toll of the g rea t­ est llood in the history of tho Miss­ issippi River up to approximately 150. About 10,000,000 acrcB of farm ­ lands arc under w ater as a result of the floods. Army engineers, a f­ ter u survey, hnve announced thnt Baron Giiclii Tanaka has nr copied the premiership of Japan Ho succeeds Premier Wakntauk! who restedfc|l because of the linon rial condition*. h Mrs. Snyder nnd Gray, sit10fret apart, were deathly is the droning voice of *he d attorn■y spelled out to the tV details or whnt has boon dirued the most hrutal and crime of n decade. Her n, however, was thnt of icy ourr. Cray wn* visibly agi,fhfy never gkiiuVd a t each . JV *»*^ . k jdi di'iie," went on tho disironcv, "tiuiy g»> out of the .Gray wore suede gloves. He U the lathromi to wiith off hod ftt Albert* TAy d e ^ T h c re U on Ids ih irtrll'e takes it Kn. Snyd r goes into tin* ; shm* her hiu bund now lies .She takes a shirt of her bustri fives it to her lover, igo dovcti Into the cellar and ,11*shirt: also her gown'*. ■ by step, then, the district t j pirtimd to the jury the lau* l.ut stupid precautions ito make the murd r appear A law defining tin* liounduins of the school tax districts for Sem­ inole County, which was passed by the state legislature last week, hern tun valid Saturday after Gov­ ernor John W. Martin had signed it, according to word received hy The Herald today. The bill docs not change tlio present boundaries but amends some sections of the previous art in order to make the law more clearly understood and tlio busi­ ness of tlio districts less congested over m atter pertaining to the boundaries. , It was drawn by I*red It. Wil- While thft law regarding tin* ban on Sunday amusement* is suid to be vague, it is generally believed that there is no city ordinance against tho playing of bull on Suuday. There Is said to ho » state law in existence which prohibits Sunday amusements but Which leaves tin* enforcement to iocnl authorities. Miami and Sarasota now are ploying Sunday baseball and local f a n s are said to be complaining sc-.i, Sanford attorney. ov r the fact that it is nut granted them ill lhis city. Both cities men­ Two Killed, Four Hurl tioned have the advantage over When Bus Hits Auto other state league cities now in respect to finances, it is claimed. NAKHV»LLE, Tenn., April 25.— (IN S)—Two persons were killed and four others wore injured, one probably futnlly, near here Sunday afternoon when a giant bus collid­ ed head-on with n small touring vd i*. Miss Currie Bean, 17, of Liberty, Was instantly killed while Arthur L. I’oguc, 22, of Tullohoniu, il»*<l on route t<» n hospital »t Si waiice, Utiilin G nttli, 22 Tullahoii.u, is be­ Arms Meet lieved futnlly injured, according to W ithout D oing Work attending physicians ut Sewonoe where In* wus taken. • GENEVA, Apr. 25 (IN S )—The special League of Nation* commis­ Huge Dirigible To sion preparing an agenda for ti>< Return Home Today International control of arm* their m anufacture adjourned tn<lu> without having completed »t* ' w"lK• PENSACOLA, Fla., Apr. 25— Italy announced it opposed ine (IN S)—Tho l^»s Angeles, largest control of government manufacture dirgiblo airship in tlio world, will of arm s. , , . leave Pensacolu at .1:30 o clock Hugh Gibson. American dele­ this afternoon for her home »tugate, announced tliut if control was llmi at U k fh u rat, N. J., passing limited to tln> private manufacture over Mobile nnd Washington enof arm s tbo United State* wna no. routc, it wa« anoounced toduy. Adjourns ' $10,000,000Needed: By Flood Sufferers Many Hills Are Hefore The Lower House Third Time; KniuhCs Hill Draws Fire uPlansTo Intro- extrem e tonight nnd Tuesday. Legislators Assemble After Week-End Rest inKUi Maintains j icy Composure and northw est portion, partly cloudy Iliiuso Committee Meets To­ day For Consideration Of Numerous Measures Which Would Clamp On Sunday Lid •endaiits Deathly ,V pjewcomne M r And Bluntly lives Crime Details ucq THH WEATHER ■ • • Central Florida Sought In Explosion DETROIT, A "-. 25—(INS) With tin* known dead in the Riggs Mnmtinct* r "i*.' f'<*i.tnnnv disaster placed i.l II, firemen today continiioj t,, | ,,|ir v :*■■•»* into tho amoul•ib ring mi"*' ,(f I ’m plant where tho bodies of five more employes nro thought to be buried. Six of eleven other poverty burn­ ed victim i .............. ily a slight chance to live arcoi ling to receiv­ ing hospital doctors. Searchers who dug into the smoking ruins of the plant all day yesterday unearthed only one char­ red body, which morgue officials were unable to identify. WASHINGTON, Apr. 25— (IN S)—The Supreme Court to­ day dealt what is believed to ho a death blow to tin* Federal Trade Commission's proposed “bread tru s t” Investigation by refusing to review an adverse decision of tho lower courts. no investigation wna untakeii upon senatorial au­ thority'. a fter Sonntor LnFollette of Wisconsin proposed tho action in a resolution. CELEBRATED SCHOOLCHILDREN One Of Largest CcIcbr-iiioitH In History Of Sanford Ls Planned Hy Miss Wright, Supervisor Of Playgrounds Preparation for tlie annual May Dav festivities among Sanford children nro rapidly being shaped for on** o f tho largest celebrations the city lias ever held, according to M ir. Avn W right, playground director, who stated this morning thnt pi ills were being laid to in­ clude i*i tin* program u number of events for Hcultli nod Music Week, both of which be rin on May 1. Tin* actual Muy Day celebra­ tion is tw be held on Saturday, April 30. , ,, The program is to open with n parade, in which tho Cnmpfiru Girls, B«*y Scouts, nnd the Y. M. C. A. organizations are to participate. In tin* line of March also will bo eliildron representing various pin.-.*i of health work of the schools. Tliis feature of Hie purudi* will bo under the supervision of Miss Frances Graves. Blurting from the corner of Sanford Avenue nnd First Street, the entire parade will move to Bail road Avenue n id then east to the startin g print, where it will disband and tho imrticipants will ho carried to the outli side pluyerounds for the balance of the S. 0 . Chase Named Vice-Pres­ ident County Organization In Session Held Yesterday; engineers snld thnt 0.100 square Summer Program Discussed miles in Mississippi and ArIf. O. DuBoso was elected presi­ dent of tho Beminolo County Y. M. ( ’. A. nt the annual meeting of the Board of Directors held yesterday afternoon In ilu r offices of the *Y’ in the First Notional Bnnl; Build­ ing. S. O. Chnuo was named vicop resident; L. C. Bebout, secretary and 8. R. Dighton, treasurer. A discussion sif tho summer pro­ gram of ’Y* activities occupied tho mnjor portion of the boanJ's ression following the election of offi­ cers. Athletic contest pinna being most prominent on tho program . Swimming contents, with events for every *Y’ boy in the county, nro to be held this summer on n date yet to be selected. The direct ors mid officials of th? organisation stated th at it was their plun to make tills event one or the larges, over held in hoy work in tho hist • ory of the county. Arrangem ents for tho summer camp were also discussed and it in expected that within a short time uiiiiounceniriiL will be made of n permanent camp for the boys who take advantage of this phuso of tho summer program. The directors were npprised of the pinna already under way for the baseball activities of tho ’Y’, which included the organization cf at least throe leagues. Olio for oldr boys, for juniors nnd for mem­ bers of the .Sunday Schools of tho city. S t a t e Automobile In sp ecto r Praises Dealers Of Sanford Tlie automobile dealer* of San­ ford have never failed to comply with the regulations laid down by Ihu stato license departm ent and have assisted m aterially in closing m utters of business affecting tlio department, according to n state­ ment made today by L. K. Jordan, Unto inspector for thin district. Tlie work of tlio plate Inspectors has recently bean commended by ^tato Comptroller Erncut Amos, mil by many large automobile con­ cern# throughout Florida. Tho n e a te st trouble arising out of tin* ’ortificutes ou sales of second bund tutomobilcfl is nuid to he gradually Biuming normal proportions. “The Sanford dealers luivo co­ operated in uvery wuy to assist us in straightening out tho liccnso and of Commerce, with u rldo in tho certificate business and arc with us 100 per cent in our efforts to air. , As the piano rose nicchiniics no­ lunder a satisfactory service to the ticed that the left wheel of the land- flute and public," Mr. Jordan said. lug geer had brok.'ii off. Immediately another plane flew up ulongjide tlio ’Columbia’ und Pi­ lot Dean C. Smith and Paul Her-, mail, mechanic. gcMurt'i! to Cham1k*rLiin, then hold up u wheel to uppriso him of tlio trouble. Chamberlain Again Hero As He Makes Perfect Landing W ith Crippled Plane NEW YORK, Apr. 25.—(IN S )— Avjutor Clarence D, Chamberlain, who with aviator B ert Acoata, re­ cently set a now record for sustain­ ed airplane flight, wn* again hero today. Ten minutes a fte r lh« Wright Bellancu plane which hroke llis world’s endurancu record wa.» clnistencil yesterday for ita projected Puris flight, n dentil und disaster threaten d. But a tragedy was averted through the coolness and skill of Chamberlain. A fter Kloysc Levine, t», daughter of Charles A 1-evine, <hairniuu of the Columbia A ircraft Corp., which built thy plane, had broken u bottle of ginger ale over the noi-^i and christened it the ‘Columbia’, a t Cur-1 stopped— a perfect landing, tiss Field, L. L, Chamberlain ro. i Thu dumago tu the piano w«*. warded the little girl, und Grace 'slight and plans for rta rtln g tho jotius, 10, duughtor of ltalpli Jonus, i Paris flight in n few day* were not president of tho Brooklyn Chamber j abandoned. Coolidge W ill‘Address United Dress M eeting WASHINGTON, Apr. 25 -(IN K ) — President nud Mrs. Coolidgc left here today ut noon for New York, where, tonight, tho cxccutivo will dtdlver tho principal speech nt tho lianquvt commemorating the twen­ tieth anniversary of tho founding of tho United P n sa . kim 'as were still under w ater the engineers hnvu not checked tho flooded areas of Tennesvco, Mis­ souri, Kentucky and Louisiana say tho total land will probably bo ab o u t-10.000,Opo acre® when tho fi­ nal tabulation fs made. J. S, Allen, levee engineer nt Greenville, Miss., declared today that 200 would bo a small cstlmat* for the flood’s toll of huniun life for the urea from Vicksburg to tho ucene of the dolta break a t Mound’s Landing nione. If this estimate is correct for Mississippi, more than ;I50 lives have been lost In the floods. Five thousand of the 15,000 popufatlon of Greenville were still In tin w ater souked city today with u prediction that llirue feet of water will be added to the depth of the flood waters. More than 1,000 refu­ gees, mostly negroes, were still on the Greenville leveo today, iiwuiliug transportation to Vicksburg for mfety. Kerensky Slapped By Chicago Doctor Preceding Banquet CHICAGO, Apr. 25— (IN S )— The identity of the niun who slap­ ped tho faco of Alexander Kerens­ ky, fornior prem ier of Russia’s pro­ visional government, during a hanmiet last night nt the Palmer House, was revealed today as Dr. Boris Gregory Tcicsnitxky, promi­ nent north shore physician and for­ mer officer in thn Czar’s army. The attack on Kerensky, tho hon­ or guest ui tho banquet, threw M E M P H IS , T e n n ., A p ril 2F>) — F Iv o m illio n d o lla rs wi! " b a r e ly d o t h e j o b ’’ s e t o u t ft. { th e R e d C r o s s in t h e Missis.* ippi flo o d H trie k e n u r e a , S p < re t a r y o f C o m m e rc e H e r h e r H o o v e r s a id to d a y a f t e r u p r e ­ lim in a r y s u r v e y o f t h e u rg e iti ta s k s f a c in g t h e m o b iliz e fo rc e s . A t least $10,000,000 will bo nee 1 od for n work w hich will requii ■ nmintcnnnco of tho omergency nj curios nlonir n thousand miles < river front between St. Louis nn Now Orleans. “ Novcr before hnva wo fnced nr undertaking of such proportion, tho governm ent's generalissimo o relief activities nssorted t"dny til tr r consulting with H arry M. Bake, national director of Kcd Cross d is ­ aster relief. Ilakcr, who has been in Memphis for several days co-oroinntin;nrmy, n a v y , public health nnd Red Cross activities throughout tho cn tire flooded region, gnve Secretary Hoover bin latest report from 31 Red Cross concentration poi’V along the river below Cairo,, Illi riels. With tho crest of the flood r* ‘ to reach tho lower Mississippi. ♦>'■ day's report* to Secretary Hoove-i showed estim ated dead of at lo v i 130 in seven states, with 150 00‘> a’rendy homeless or dependent upo.i relief mrsuvies for food. Sdcrotar^ Hoover’s cXpWIrrlco Tr fnmino relief throughout Kurop during the vr«r enabled him to an ' prnise the situation in fiftten mm uto’a conversation with Baker. “Many of these homeless will have to l>o cared for by relief or ganizations for ns much ns si: weeks,” Hoover suid. “There nro already moro thn * 100,000 known to be ]>rcssing lot aid a t concentration camps and lo ­ cal relief stations. Feeding and housing this m ultitude Hone for i single month, even without ho*l»l tallzation and sanitary nc >vit:ci would tax the present visible re sources of the Red Cross." Secretary Hoover’s day with tin maps and charts revealed tha' them are 30,000 square miles el the “tioodnblo" territory in the valley below St. Ixmis. Today up proxlmatcly 10.000 square mil* • nre under w ater, a t vuriou depths. Food nnd medical supplies f ir the concentration camps were th f i n t concern of the cabinet mem ber ns ho set about today to tie ui strands of relief w o rk over an nrei more extensive than over befon known to American agencies a homo. Transportation difficult lea liavo been largely solvod by tli mobilization a t Vicksburg of v ir­ tually overy river boat as well thousands of sm aller private '-rafv Army tugs light house tender' two naval craft, a score of rive packets and some th irty bnrg< (Continued on Page Six) Many Chinese Art Reported Slain Ii Fight Near Swatov Mexico Makes E fforts To Ouell R efill Moves MEXICO CITY, Apr. 25—(IN S) —The Mexican government today continued it* efforts to quell the rein.*! movement. R eiterating a l­ legations th at Catholic Church leader* hn«*c incited rebellion of­ ficials are malting a wide scurch for several clergymen who are ■till in Mexico. Tlie lending members of tho Catholic Episcopate have now lieeu deported from Mexico, but there are still several bishop* who are i n hiding. Tho m ilitary effort* to wipe out the rebellious movement continue in Julisco and u band of twenty­ !five rebels who made an attack on i the I.uredo tra in n fortnight ago [has been captured and their lead­ er Mendoza killed. peasants. Tho peasant* wc equipped with artillery nnd ho.. hurded the soldier* killing man it wn* reported. A fter shnr fighting tho peasants were drivt off. Tho United States destroyer r M3, which was moored off ti plants of the Standard Oil Cor : any nt Hankow, landed 30 mu Ine* to guard tho property. . Further firing upon Unit* \ Slate* and British wan*raft aim * 1’ie Ynnirtxe Rlvnr between Chla ■ ■ idayn and Kiuklang wn« report* i today. There had been a c>es» i>j ticn of nttoeks against tho forcij ) wuivraft for a time. Out r.f the mass rrf conflictln report* to see ntiliUrv even* tending to favor Chiang Koi Shei ..r Renewed reports of jmssible m rotiations for u truce b etw een Chiang Kal Slmk and Gen. Cho: Tsung Chang give rise to tho b<lief that Chiang may s<*>n e fu an agreem ent which will relicv. (Continued «n l’ag* Six.). * ..j �>*<•+**♦♦♦+**♦♦******v*****+*mH^ W . H. L O N G M e a t M a r k 108 PALMETTO AVENUE e t Individual Membership List < HALL AND PKNTLAND Certified Public Acrmmtanla Income Tnx ConsulInnlH 8. G. GRAY, Resident Manager llrt FI rut National Hank I’.ldg Frank R. MacNeill and Company Vorman Trelle. form er Idaho resident. who Is farm ing In Canana tow 4 40 mile* north of the boundary lino, wr.a the r/inner of tbo eorld wheat' cham pionship a t tho Chicago hay and grain show re­ cently. H e n ry ’Wine Wood (rig h t), n native Missourian. Is pr«*etlent of the t'alteU F arm ers of A lberta and vice president of the Ct» n ml Inn wheat pools. WASHINGTON, LETIE sA lt■/.?T) OJ J . Phone 771 Insurance—Loans—Real Estate 107-!) So. Park A ve. San l ord, Fla. voter. SNATCHES from a roriesponnent's mail: “Hear Mr. Dutcher: What in ~ the .world possessed you to write an article on the government sen 1lly ROONEY D ITCHER fng out recipes for • whiskey and WASHINGTON April 27— home brew 7 Snatches from a congressman's "Up to this time, only a fe.v people knew it. Now everybody “ Dear lion: I'm kindly asking knows it. And yon have Riven mo you to (five me a Rood definition I a lot of work to do. No more lo r money. This is to he w ritte n { news for you!" In not more than 20 (tw enty) | And this signed by none other words. And I would greatly approelate iln answer by Apiil 2dth no I than Gertrude the most beautiful ns to have it in n contest. T h a n k -i'of ®11 tho rongrraslnnnl seeretaring you so much, and with h e a t. ,r5, wishes I ant ." j But most of Gertrude's friends * . « **jtnke it more philosophically. A! "DEAR MR.—: Will you please K|n«l to 1,0 cn,,e'1 11P°" Kv w rite to tell us the best ways of "their" constituents! Since publication of the very pemnkinR kites and fly inn kites? Our class in school is having n iiilinr fact that, throuRh various kite flyinR con cst very soon nnd Rovornmcnt documents mailed by I hope to know uli.t.ie new mot hods congressmen to their constituents th at Uncle Sam uirv to tell what oil request, the Rovornmcnt wns supplyintr tho people of the lnnd way the winds nre blowlflg." • # • with instructions for ranking “ DMAIt CONGRESSMAN: Some whiskey, liecr, wines nnd other nltny our country is menaced with roholic iK’VeruRes, the requests for entuxtrophv l»y the RHUS. I say further Informations have been so sn, too. We have a hited mun numerous ,1)1111 some congressmen Uncle , Sam, might stop and he sold he was Polack. hut lielieve . . .... „ for a now it appears t»’at he iH Russian I ■',,lt'n- B',w a ',n nnd every night we wonder what 1moment nnd ask "How dry urn I-" One dry congressman from up­ will happen next. We have told him that hls servico is not longer state New York, received in *1 wanted nnd each time wo tell hm single m orning's mail firt letters ho looks hack at iih with evil eyes asking for coirrres mum F.d Hull's nnd says nnthiiiR a t all nnd pro- speech on tho m anufacture of lends he does not understand u n .! whisky, tho Agricultural ^ o a r lie is n poor worker and has never , Book for 100-1 telling how to cut hls huir or shaved himself, malw wines or Congressman CelIlls dirt is so much thut he sleeps I b»* « version of George Washingout in the Imrn. He <nn talk a,r 1ton’s ls»er recipe. Similar reports listen to English langungo when lie , " r‘' bend all though the Senate nn.l wishes It, but nt other times not ' Hauke office buildings. Homebody should do some detccCongressman Hull's secretary live work here. Hoping Hint you came tit one morning to find more ra n lend aidthan a hundred such rcpoits. In • ♦ 0 fortnight the pleas numbered "J)KAlt sir: I am a student o f , nearly 2000, and they cuiine from th e sixth grade. As I think y o u ! every state in the country. Nearly a re interested in school children ten thousand had been sent out in I will usk you an advice. Will the weeks following Hull's speech. you w rite me a letter on tho sub­ A Serbian sculptor, Yovan Po*ject of Science of Civil Govern­ liltcli. lias invented mi economical m ent” ? So the congressman bought a building brick made of pager nnd ............on . the w.u ....................... hook subject for n........... dollar seven other Ingredients, kept a im t th a t came out of his pocket a n d ib y the discoverer. I ho m aterial i. mulled the hook to this future said to lie w ater proof. Publication of this list was authorized in order that possible errors may be corrected in time for election for Board of Governors, April 29th-May 3rd. While every precaution has been taken to make the list absolutely correct, omission are possible. In such cases omitted names will be added and ..published, ..as ..will also the names of all persons subscribing to Chambe r of Commerce .prior to April 29th. nmil: I H. C. VIELE AJS-15 Buick is in a Value Class p ■ JgUlCK’S position o f leadership t is founded on value. Its constant aim is to build each Buick better than the last. And today, despite that leadership well won and firmly held, Buick is constantly seeking to improve its design— constantly searching for the new and better thing— constantly striving still further to increase the value on which Buick’s leadership is based. Sanford Buick Co. “A Substantial Jeweler in a Substantial City” Magnolia Avenue. 108 Magnolia One-Day Service SANFORD LAU N D RY filU-W 3rd St. Phone ITS SH U —- e J You Need No Longer “Shop’ Solicitors Wanted For Tires, Our ....One or more Kolicilors with good education and ap­ Prices Are Low­ est For Quality Tires pearance for live-wire proposition covering Seminole nnd adjoining counties- Exceptional opportunity Tor hustlers. Reference required. Reply Solicitor One Line Onlyd ia m o n d ” W e’ve Sold For Eiffht Y cars. Care Herald. Sires OF ZIP SERVICE Sanford Chamber of Commerce COMPARE THESE PRICES Diamond Diumond Heavy Heavy Titan Service Tubes 29x4:40 $ 8.40 $10.70 90x4:9: $12.20 $15.85 30x5.25 $13.65 $17.70 30x3'A $ 7.85 $ 8.30 $12.40 $16.10 32x4 “ 33x0:00 $17.00 $25.00 30x5:77 .... $16.00 $20.85 30x5, 8 ply heavy service $33.10 33x5, 8 ply heavy service $86.60 Other sizes at correspondingly low . HUY “DIAMONDS’’ AT $2.25 $2.80 $3.15 $1.60 $3.10 $4.10 $3.80 $-1.4(1 $4.85 prices Wight Brothers Company E. J. Trotter, Secretary Bui Icy, W. F. linker. !>r. C. W. Bull, J. G. Bull, E. 1). Ball. Fred W. Bniulel, II. Barber, Mrx. M. I). Bnumi’l, S. S. Really, F.T. Belli nit, |„ ('. Render. P. W. Benjamin, C. Betts W. E. Betts, A. L, Biegerx, E. W. Bills, J. C. Jr. nishop. Gen. I). Ibnlwi ll, H an / T. Brothorsnn, T. A. Bnniske. I). Hntxis, Peter llower, R. f!. Gormly, Ernest. Green, O. R. Guthrie, B, 11. Gardiner, Or. \V, O. Garner, N. II. G am er, N. O. Gntehel, M. O. Geldertpan, F. II. Glover, Mortimer Gonzalez, F. J. Goodhue, C. I.. Gmy, S. G. Gilbert, Mrs. O. W. Gray, J. Allan. Glensnn, Homer BoyiR ( \ M. Hoyle. Lloyd P. Bradford, 8. W. Brady, E. E. Brice, Ja s. B. Ilrntherson, E. A. Brown. Or. I,, O. Brownlee, Rev. E. O. Ununlev, Chan. 0. Byrd, Clyde A. Burgess, T. II. B ritt, C. L. Bnttrn. C. 0. Ilrltt, C. !/. Butern, C. D. Ball Hodgson Brown, B. R. Burnett, I. N. Borg, R. It. Berry, c . m . Bolt, T. C. Clarkson, A. 0. C arter, W. I*. Colbert, W. M. Ccrosoli, B. Chamberlain, Or. A. C. Chapman, R. B. Chuse, Randall Chase, S. O. Chittenden, E. D. Chittenden, Joe O. Chittenden, L. I*. Cinisenberry, I.. R. Cnvaruas, O. Cleveland, M. N. Colclough. J. If. OuldcKk, I). 0. Cole, John A. Coleman, C. J. Colemnn, W. 8. Connelly, A. I’., Sr. Connelly, I,. II. Connelly A. p. Jr. Cook, C. C. Cooper, R. F. Cowan, Geo. W. Cowan J. II. Cnrroway, Miss Mnude Chestnut, N. If. Cobh, It. A. Coller, V. C. Compton, E. Compton, J. E. Dttvoy, Robert G. Dash, Everall Dash, Win. G. Dean, It. It. DeCottes, Geo. A. Dectch, O. W. Denton, Dr. J. T. Dighton, S. It. Dodson, Il<»b DollUotv, T. M. Dossey, J. D. Doty. W. It. Dowdney, 8. F. Dinigluss, V, E. Douglass. E. A. DuIlose, IL C. Dumas, T. Denham. It. W. Deune, It. W. Davis, Mrs I. B. Dean, R. L. Dixon, It. A. It. Karp, A. M. Egger, Phil J. Epps, Dr. A. W. Kssex. E. M. Ely, Edw. I). Elders, W. J. Fullorton, Lora C. h'arnsworth, N. C. Porreat, J. It. Ferguson, J. If. Flinn, C. C. Fox. John E. Musskn, Robert. Moule. R. F. May, L. Urban. Melsch, Joe. Melsch, John. Melton, J. J. Mencmicz, Rros. M erriweather, C. J. Metis. E. C. Middleton. It. B. Michael, J. It. M nrenlctte. J. I,. • Miller. P. I» MJUozf. Constant. Miller. Mrs. Eetltln J. Miller. Helen. Minchew, A. Minell, John A. Mobley. E. I Monforton, E. A. Moore. It. E. Moughton, E. J. Moughton, Jam es Murphy, Jas. I.. Myers, C. E. McCall. E. S. McCall. II. R. McCall H. B. Jr. McCaslin. H. II. McCuller. I* P. McDaniel, I,. P. McKinnon. W. M. McLaiilin, Henry. Mcl.milin. Henry Jr. McMahon, Mary II. .McMnllen. W. A. Morehnn. I*. II, Moore. K. T. McDaniel, A. J. MeMichael. Mrs. Gertrude Mason, C. It. Mcro, P, A. McCailcy. E. W. McCaakill, J . M. Marshall, I* M. McKee, C. E. Marshall. Ifc M. Marshall, Mrs. I,. M. Martin. J. C. McCrory, C. C. MacNeill, Frank It. Fox, Raymond G. Fox, T. M. Frasier, S, F, Frnr.ler, L, I. Fox. M. L. Forster, P, P. Flenclt, Fred. Fort, A. C. Frlendson, M. Apple, H. Amen, John T. Andemrn, B. \V. Allen, Minnie I.ee Area, Klonnthix Atkinson, fi. E. Await, F. g Hooker, Robert I,. Hutchinson, W. C. Haskins, H. C. Hudgins, Samuel A. P. Hullrk, Bloomfield lluliek, Howard Hill, W. r . Harper, E. C. Ilighleymnn, H. I). Hinton, Miss Irene Henley, W. h. Haddock, M. C. llngnu, J. B. Hall, J. I*. Hand. C. M. Harvey. W. I., H art, A. W. Hasell, D. I. Hawkins, A. D. H erring, Geo. G. lliekson, R. J. Higgins, Edwnrd Hinterm istcr, J. II. Hodges, D. B. Hodges, E. G. Hoffman, W. I). Holler. Z. N. Holly. R. J. Holly, R. J. Jr., Housholder, E. P. Howard, II. A. Hoy, Miss Ellen Hurt, J. L. Hutehinson, J. C. Hughes, A. E. Ilnynes, W. M. Orvltz. A. Otter. R. W. Overlin, Howard. O’n arr. W. H. Oliver. 8. D. Jowcrs, Elnm Jones, T. W. Jackson, C. W. Jameson. N. E. Jinkins. John D. Jones, Earle E. Jackson, J, H. Jackson, J. C. Jew ett, Sheridan l-ovejoy, A. B. I.aney, E. H. Like, Wm. J. I.ake, Forrest Landswick, T. II. Kangley, Dr. Then. W. Uiwton, T. W. Is’e, H arry Ix’ffU r, W. A. Lewis, 8, I. l.ong, J. (j. LcRoy, I„ I,, l/owis, H. B. Lewis, W. W. I.ightner, Jack Little, J. H. I.loyd, S. M. Lloyd, W. I .nek hart, Rhodes P . 57 lv >i Wnllnce, J . M. Walston, Floyil F. Wansley, O. W. W arner,, W urt W. W aters, II. C. Weinberg, I*. Weinstein, Geo. Wells, Jam es L. WhoclesH, W. T. W hitner. B. F. Sr. White, H. S. White, W. E. White, L. E. Walker, IL C. Whitehead. W. T. Wiggins, M. f t Wilson, R. A. W althall, W. E. Williams. Voile A. Word, Miss Fern Wilkie, Miss Ida W hitner, Chas. H. IVhitncr, Mis* Moll If. Wight, F. Hasley W ight, Henry Wiliams, Fred T. Williams, R. A. Williams, R. G. Williams. W. B. Walker, Ifayward Winn, C. II. Williamson, W. C. Wilson, Fred IL Wplfe, Carl I). , Woodruff. Frank L., *rWatson, W.E. Woolanl, M. E. W right, W. W. Wight. It. B. Wn In right, J. C. Qnanlock, W. J. Rnwson, <!. E. Ritchie. Jas. E. Robbins, P. II. Ritchie. Mrs. J. E. Rive. Mrs. E. W. Raffeld. A. Ruilford, P. W. K« 'Randall. E. II. J r. '1 Ray. J. 11. f llnnl Itcel, I>R. IJ. Itefoe, II. I* Rines, P. P. Rive 8. A. Roberts, Mrs. M argaret. Roberta, K. I). Robson, Dr. J. N. Robertson It. L. Roll T. K. Hockey, E. 8. Hosinzoaig, M. Rositter. A. K. Iloulh, W alter A. Rowe. W. D. Rucker, II. Wuyde. V* II Long, W. H. if *»% Ihissing. A. J . 1 v- Q \ Long, II. C. latmbcrt. Miss Tlielmn U nke, W. H. Murrell, II. L. Mullein, A. E. . Meneely, A. A, Mickler, Mrs. M. E. • McCracken, J. B. McCracken, W. J. Markell, E. L. Mamhull, Dr. C. J. Murshull, R. ]|. Martin, !. D. Mason, Dr. R. M. Mason, It. M. Jr. Tnckach, Miss Arnnl Talbott, F. W. Tnte, L. A. Teague, C. F. Thrasher, D. L. Tillis, J. H. Toll, Wm. J. Torrence, J . E. Terlap, J. Tucker. Mrs. Gladys Tunnlcliffe, W. H. Trotter, Edward J. Venable, F. M. Viele, if. C. Vaughn, A. Powe. J. H. Pearson, Frances E. Platt. A. It. Packard, J. O. Palmer, E. H. Palmer. F. A. Palmer. F. A. Parks. Dr. C. L Parker. J. I). Peasley, W. If. Paul. P. Paxton. G. P. Pcarman, R. W. Jr. Pearson, J. F. Pell. P. HI. Perkins. IJ. I* Phillips, I* R. Phillips. Marion T. Piernont, C. S. Pickard. F.. H. Pittm an. J. A. Pope, J. T. Powell. Chns. M. Jr., Pearce. C. H. Powell, Miss Mary E. Knnncr, A. Kendall, J. V. Kenii, Sam King, F. D. Kronen, M. Klicker, W. T. Key, A. It. Keller, H. H. I j. Stafford, I). C. Scott, \V. M. Sharne, Bill Smith, G. Bassett Smith, J. C. Smith, P. Bayard Xehwalbe, JI. D, Stew art, J ; I. Shark, R. M. Saint, Maliel Sanders, Geo. II. Sands, Jam es A. Smith, W arren It. Spencer, L. E. Smith, Ralph A. Smith, II. P. Sayor, II. N. Stew art, J. It, Schaal, Peter Nchnrfer, F. W. Schmidt, Itoy Schultz, Karl J. .c chwartz, F. Scott, Alan Scruggs, F. H. Sharon, J. G. Hhepnhnl, U T. Shinfiolser, S. O. Shipp, It. I,. Smith, J. K. Smith, Clarence Smith, O. Henry Smith, C. T. Smith, C. W. Smith, O. P. Smith, J . C. Smith, 8. 8 Snow, John W. Speer, Geo. A. Speer, Vivian Spencer, G. W. Bpurling, J. E. Steele, L. B. Stevens, II. It. Stoudemirc, Mr*. W. I* Swain, Mrs. Ia>ttie Strange, Mrs. Ethel If. Smith, Wl W. C. Smith, E. C., Jr. Shinholser, Mrs. S. O. Speer, Algernon Speer, Daisy Edith Speer, Mary E. Stoudemirc, C. W. Nix. S. J. Nnson, Bnrt Nicholson. C. W. Nipper, R. N. Irwin, S. A. lio d g c , Range. S. Russell. T. W. Ramsey, J. II. Ilussell, \V. O. Peniiud, I„ A . Ratliff, Z. 11. Wuh, C. G. Yowell, A. E. . <r ■ J4 “ A -j 1 �s PAGE TWO THE SANFOUl) IIKltALP. MONDAY, APRIL 25, 11)27 The Sanford Herald Perhaps They Liked It P ik lltk r 4 m r x > fle r M » i rro fft l i a l l i y ■ « .'■nfnrrt. F lo r id a For Aching Or T ^ T See A Foot Special;. I'h»n, 102 For A p p S S j Stung: Again As Brisbane Sees It An interesting article in n recent issue of the Dearborn Independent has to do with the change in the mode of having Worst In 100 Year*. a good time. The author says he played nil the time when Hitter Religious War. M ilc'A vay Thomas (iota Fnr. he was a boy fictween the years nf 1850 and 1870, but the Stormy Finance And Weather. modern conception of those days, before baseball champion­ By ARTIUIK BRISBANE It. I.. HR AN m i T O I I ships, football] tennis and golf is liiut they were pretty drab Copyriaha 18x7 nr Hlar fa. It. M. IIF.fUl__________ MA.NAHFH times. KA H I.11 K. JO N F A , M r u c Ik B d lt» t What in the world did they do, these mid-Victorians, “THE WORST MISSISSIPPI in a hundred years.“ Towns The llrrnlil, onnfiml’a y t« irrr »fw i. who played all the time? Well, they went swimming, in flood wipci, out, of acres HoodOo|irr. onborrlbra to thr lolrrantlonul Itrn a Service, rrrrlrln * fv.im pul the places wearing more clothes than people do now on the <d, nil crop prospects for this year tbU ■nprrlnr Boat* nri«nN»<lnn lir c a lr Ik n aaait w orla tliillr raarrr. streets, hut in 1he old swimming hole, perhaps it wns dif- gone, lives lost and miilton.i of Ia ( nil th r liMitlng rrra to of tbr ra • fereiit. And they fished, some. ,Skat ing mid shooling bows doihu lost, lira* T*nrlil, Tbr I, X, A. to ropar iotIr rfftrlrn t tn Florida Ptad Ur ami arrows were popular a m o n g a certidh class. And «>f jw ji'ThLs Vlrnbiwi*V w f f wm' the aiaainrr of ho mil In* alato a ta a t* course sleighing.parties were participated In by everyone. |governm ent do while waiting for vaIt boat equal. As for petting, the writer admits there wns some, but congress to act? Tkp Hrrald to a awrrobrr of ikr kissing was never “gregarious” as in modern times. We Will it attack nnd solve tho Abdlt Itaarrnu nf tlrraalallnna. am problem tip the river a t tho taaf rmallotinl Aaonriatlea of I’ob- don’t know how much truth there is in his statement, but he source? for Or will you rend a few Itakrra, Adarrtlaera paid Adrrrtlatn* Atrraita rablrb '-rajalraxa enrh I’aab- declares that he could count on the fingers of one hand all the years hence, "W orst flood in all lluhrr-n'rrolirr an ao’imll to a girls he had kissed before he was twenty. Hut perhaps he history?" flaarntiKb audit of aaabaa-rlptlcm llata tn order tn r r n f r nhlanlntrtr "H alalma nl rlrr-ulntlon, na well aa is <t candidate for a side show and has on one hand more •fin­ MEXICO ESTABLISHES Tele­ gers than he is justly entitled to. k un rat btaalkraa anrtlaoda. graph censorship. The news is Pretty quiet life the modern youth would find this. No bad, a bloody religious war, worst MONDAY APRIL 25, 1927 racey roadsters; no jazz music or dances, nothing but waltzes of all wars. Til It tlKftAi.II PLATFORM A Mexican train is held up, doz­ I.—KrnnnniJ la city and count* nd- and the polka; no big leagues to cheer for; no tremendous ens shut ami stabbed to death as aaalnlutrullnn. crowds at football fields to dicer players; none of our mod­ they climbed through the car win­ ■— ■Irrprr tra in ruatr to Jrrk a r* ern swimming pools, golf courses, and amusement centers of dows of a train that bad been set mile. A^-t'onatraartlnn of M, Jokna-lndlaa n || Government troops es­ H irer Canal. nM Kina.S. The 1027 you tit would probably soon become bored on fire. corting the train were killed. t. loaua arattoa jf taaathlp T a r if he found himself back in the 1860’s. ap W art." The Mexican government in a But how about this former boy? What would he think statem ent accusing Catholic church I ^ A n lN r a i la a of tmlldla* p r o ■ nun—himata, hatrla. aapartaaoat of the ‘'goodtimes” of the present generation? May lie he agents of attacking the train, m: li­ ..house*. d— A Cnmrnnntlr Cheat. tmus by name priests accused in would prefer the easy-going ways of his own youth. T,—I nnn cllon of el*» tieaatlfkat111 M tn o ll* no n rm a l Iirm iirr ’.7. I»l(. nt at rtanfarrt. I'lurtiln, M trrk 3, 1NBT. float proKraot. 3.—A n ro and mortem ho* pit at. O Germs And Resistance T H E FOUR CALI.S The Spirit came in childhood And pleaded, "L et Me ini" Hut ah, the door wns bolted By thoughtlessness und sin. "L am too young," the child replied, “ I will not yield to-dny; There's time enouKh tomorrow." Tho Spirit turned away. For a great many years, medical science labored against hypocrisy and prejudice in its campaign to convince the world thnt sickness in most cases wns caused by disease germs. It was thought thnt if sick people could once under­ stand that what was the matter with them was simply a super-ubundancc of little animals collected together in some part of the system and not some evil spirit as many superstitiously supposed, they would sooner get well. A cain ho enme and pleaded In youth’8 bright, happy hour; Nowadays people have learned thnt germs are the cause He called, but heard no nn.swer, of most of our troubles. And with this knowledge, even the For, lured by Satan’s power, The youth lay idly dreaming then, most ignorant know enough not to drink from a sick man’s And saying, “ Not to-day. cup or otherwise expose themselves to the germs which may Not till I ’ve tried earth ’s pleas­ come from his body. Individual paper towels are used in , . . , , , , , , , , ... , ures.” The Spirit turned away. Again he came in mercy, In mnnhood’s vigorous prime, But still he heard no wekmmo— The m erchant had no time; No time to think and pray, No tim e for true repentance And so, repulsed nnd saddened The Spirit turned away. Once more he called nnd waited— The man was old anil 111; Hp scarcely heard the whisper, . H is h eart was cold nnd chill. “ Go, leave me; when I need Theo I’ll call for Thee," he cried. Then, sinking on his pillow, W ithout a hope he died. — Publisher Unknown. W e’ve got lots of hnsebnll oi* tnp this week. Tampa hns a beer tester. Up here wo have a lot nf beer tasters. ------ - o--------T am pa’s mayor isn’t a bit E n g ­ lish but he’s all stirred up about the house of York. — —o -------- W e’re expecting this boy Eddie to Wade into those wide ones real often for cutcuU blows. O ur office boy says his huddle is about as popular with tho girls ns Billy Sunday is with the people o f »Tampa. o P. — - pesky little devils, they are there to do us all the harm they can. But physicians face an even greater difficulty now in their fight to preserve health. Ii is to convince people that disease germs are not the only thing necessary to ninke us sick. The body must bo susceptible to these germs before they can cause us any harm. As the New York Herald Tribune says: "Seldom, if ever, is disease caused by germs alone. There arc two factors. One is the germ, an invader of our body from without. The other is what the physicians call lowered resistance, something which has depressed t he vigor of our natural bodily defense. Rome fell not because the barbarians were either unprecedented or overwhelmingly nu­ merous but because Rome had grown weak. Were medical science compelled to rely? upon one procedure only for com­ bating germ diseases it would be incomparably safer to strive for the increase of bodily resistance than to attempt any gen­ eral banishment of germs. "Medical science does hot rely, of course, upon any single weapon but uses every one in its armory, germ destruction among them. No one proposes to invite germs more numer­ ously into the subway oit to rejoice if the population already there is found to lie large. That will be unfortunate, just as many other inevitable things about lilt' are not exactly to our liking. The point is that germs found in the subway need not induce commuters to wear gas masks or to carry atomiz­ ers filled with antiseptics. The best practical defenses against germ enemies are good health, good diet, sleep, per­ sonal cleanliness and nn unruffled mind.” o — In m aking contributions to the flood sufferers, Floridans should not fo rg et how generously the nntion responded to the nppenl of the hurricane sufferers last year. ---------o--------We eouid name sevrrnl homes in .Sanford in which life iH pretty much of a givo and take proposi­ tion ipP husband* give all the W 'l thov c i and tho wives hpvs Ul take it .* 3 / GAINESVILLE SUN M<mt outstanding in the fig h t to give the people of this stnte cor­ rect information on the tax ques­ tion wns the resolution recently passed bv tho Directors of the Florida Stale Chamber of Com­ merce in session nt Orlando which the legislature to restore the An eminent psychologist soys asked state tax luillngc to the sumv figevery kiss shortens life three min­ uer as l>efore tho rixluctlon two ute*. If th a t’s true we know a little veurs ago. To some, who have girl down the street who has just listened to the pleadings of politi­ about reached the end of her so­ cians who desire to gutn fuvor by journ on thin terrestial bull. l appearing to greatly lower the ■- - o . Florida, this seems litCharlie Chaplin must envy of foolhurdiness, hut those General Sutnmerull ku>*h America dO?s not fear war. Americans ore not generally supposed to fear any­ thing, hut thnt docs not get away front the fact that n war would be a. bloody und costly undertaking. IN LOR ANGELES THE KING Hi-Jack r wns called Milo-Awny Thomas, because he wns usually a mile away, when wanted. He is farth er away than thnt now. Three detectives go: him in a g a ­ rage where ih .y hod been "staked out” to wait for him. When he showed his flashlight, the detec­ tives opened fire with n machine gun, sawed-off shotgun nrnl heavy automatic. RIDDLED WITH BULLETS Mile-Awny was nblo to run to the sidewalk into the arm s of n police­ man. The ambulance detective said. "You're dying." "Everybody has to fall some­ tim e,” replied Milo-Awny, nnd said nothing els?, taking nil inform a­ tion to the grave with him. Go where you please, you will find bootlegging, lii-Jncklng, nml bribery based on bootlegging, high­ ly organized. JAPAN ANNOUNCES A Mora­ torium for 21 days to meet the fi­ nancial crisis. A great Japanese firm fulling for $200,000,000, has tem porarily upset Ja p an ’s finan­ cial e<(uillihriu;*i. Those that owe money will be allowed to postpone paym ent for 21 days while the government takes necessary mea­ sures. THE WEATHER SEEMS deter­ ....... to do its worst in the midmined west. Tornadoes und cloudbursts arc followed now by a.cold wave, ruinoua to crops. Some day the human rnee will manage lids planet bettor than it is managed now, and lenm to regu­ late earth's tem perature and cli­ mate as well ns we regulate the tem perature of nn apartm ent house or steamship. Surplus heat nt the Equator will he diverted to the Artie circle. And when you do away with ex­ cessive heat and excessive cold, you will do away with tornadoes, typhoons, etc. SOME WILL CALL th a t “ N-mrense." They would have called radio, flying machines, subma­ rines, u tter nonsense. What men can imagine, they con do. They will regulate this earth from the Arctic to the Antarctic, all around the Equator, tem pera­ ture, nnd rainfall. THAT, OF COURSE, is thou­ sands of years away. Control of Mississippi floods can lie accomplished now whenever government decities to spend n lit­ tle of its momy. The value of wa­ ter impounded, diverted and used would exceed the cost of the un­ dertaking. SOME OF THIS movement is doubtless duo to tho plentitude of money for investment in this country, and the easy credit available. But there is more to it than that. The invest­ ing public—which is a fnr larger part of the nation than ever bofore—evidently expects n renewal of last year’s remarkable THIS COUNTRY DECLINES to use force nguinst China, to enforce prosperity, after a slight pause.—Sarasota Times. any demands we have made. ---------------------- O--------------------The country will upplnud Presi­ A P L Ij* TO RESTORE TAX MILLAGE undoubtedly tho best known Flo­ ridian throughout the United States today. The peonle of this state have time am) time again acknowledged their debt to this mental giant, who has done much, through speeches und articles in the north to create a faith in Flo­ rida, and to down the flood of adverse propaganda which devel­ oped during the boom, nnd which has lasted ever since. Colonel Knight says this in re ­ gard to his proposal; "We have, I believe, made a suggestion in the interests of real economy. The re t-hlrnpotJust At Lloyd’s Shoe So-, PORTABLE PIIONOUIfAh S I 2.50 and $15 on COLUMBIA And HitoilIh UKULELES $1,75 Strings For All lustrum*. BICYCLE TIRES F. P. HINES 1113 Sanford Ave, Phone 4G1-J DANCE Every Wednesdd NIGHT C. Of C. Bldg. Lake Mt Music By Lake Mary Serenade sharing in the attack nnd direct­ ing it. Archbishop Ruiz y Flores, in be­ half of the Mexican Catholic Epis­ copate, denies that the Catholic church is responsible for the a t­ tack, nnd says, "If Catholic priests participated in the Guadnlnjnrn train attack, the Catholic church is unawnre of it nnd bad no con­ nection with it." No w ar Is an bitter or hopeless ns a religious war, This country is fortunate In its freedom from thnt danger. Chester Saunders, Dire Adm.50cLadii*s H. S. WHITE dent Coolidge’s determination “to keep Fnr East friendship if pos­ sible.” PARIS REPORTS THAT Eng­ land und France will act jointly, ap a rt from the United States, to compel Chinese obedienre. Those nations are welcome to the job. Contemporary Comments Some of the presidential possi­ bilities seem to have exhausted their possibilities.—Dallas Journal. Allens being smuggled into the United States from Cumuln in cof­ fins. In dead earnest to get in.— Omaha Worlil-Hcrnld. Or muyhc the British cruiser, Ni­ caragua-bound bus nn hoard some marines who are seeing the world. *—IniJJanu|«dls News. Attorney At Uw nor, First Nat’l Ikink It! SANFORD, FLORID* Will practice in State Federal Courts. T O /, IN THE AFRICAN JUNGLE, one animal kills another. A third pounces on the killer, kills him, and takes bis prey. In prohibition’s jungle, the third animal is the h i - 1 public lav ato ries and individual p ap er cups n t public w ater. j j nci(Cr who killH the bootlegger nnd coolers. Everyone admits that even though w e can't see the takes his prey, whisky <>t money, 1According to n Chicago paper, IF DEMOCRACY IS to hope il must get together. If for Wiilinm Gibbs McAdoo says he doesn’t want the nomination. Is tlm no other reason, John W. Davis appears the best man to get Califontian bragging? to g e th e r upon because doing so will develop no new sn a rls and ----- o--------schism s nnd political h a tre d s, if no t personal ones. If it is th e ,U p in Jacksonville they sre call­ dem ocratic p a rty th a t iH to be considered le t's consider Davis. ing our Ben Cantwell ‘Henr-Cnt Ben’. Wo knew all along th at he If it is merely the political fortunes of individuals it might was the c a t’s meow. be just as well, or better to cud tho consideration while we are ........ o ........Despite Ids name, Horace Dodge all feeling ns pleasantly ns we are.—Tampa Times. --------------------- O--------------------was unable to dodge newspaper re ­ porters upon his nrriva) in San A SUPREME COURT case of wide interest to Florida Francisco from Honolulu. towns is tho Bell suit in Duval county, in which a plaintiff was ---------o----- — awarded $G,000 damages in the lower court against the city Now who can offer a better joke than one which Hillsborough coun­ of Jacksonville because her car struck a safety island on one ty hns contributed to the lower of the main streets. The high court reverses tho judgment house of the legislature? • of the county court nnd remands the case for new trial- The —— —o--------Thanks tn n happy suggestion interest of cities lies in the fact that the suit questioned their from the Tampa police, we will right to maintain safety island signs for guidance of automake un effort to borrow our next mobilists.—Lakeland Ledger. money from n bootlegger. ---------------------- O --------------------The legislators enjoyed their SEE WHERE OUR own Doc and Sidney J. Calls, Junior, third rast during the past week­ end. Even the gentle a rt of throw­ have introduced a bill providing for medical examination for ing tho bidl seems to lie tiring tho man before he can get n marriage license and putting a sometimes. penalty upon the county judge who may issue a license with­ ---------a--------out the proper certificate being presented. All right as far The Good Will fliers have re­ turned home with the statem ent ns it goes blit heredity, seems to us, comes from both sides of th at th e ir flight was a tremendous tin* family.—Leesburg Commercial. HUccess. I-et’s see now, did they ------- ---------------o ---------------------visit Mexico, Nicaragua nnd Chinn? ■ Dr. J. R. Vidl?1 lrra » . D aia Maftrr. tk r P M tltrirr noilrr Art •( “IF IT H A D N ’T BEEN FOR BORAH” J. H. JACKS0M DEARBORN INDEPENDENT TO THOSE crystals of undilu­ ted wisdom thnt drop occasionally from the tips of tho great and the near-great must be added n sta te ­ ment attributed to Senator Sime­ on D. Foss of Ohio. *I f it laid not l*eeit for Bomb,' Mr. Fcss hi quoted as saying, ’the country would never have known of the landing of the marines in Nicaragua.' No doubt this wns intended for w atching sarcasm, hut like tho ugly duckling, it Ims blossomed forth a thing of grace and beauty: a Rem of tinnsicndent praise. It loses nothing, even, from the sweep of its own exaggeration. To bo sure, the country would have known -of the landing of the. Ma­ rines with or without Borah, but it would not have known why they were landed. And for th at, all praise to the doughty Idahoan. ‘If it hadn't been for Borah,’ the country would have known scarcely more ubout the Nicaraguan muddle Hum the officiul ’American lives and property’ explanation. But boenuso of Borah, it knows much more. And w hat it knows gives rise to little cause for national pride. If ever n delicate situation has been bungling Iy handled, it Is in the present instance. United States Is dedicated to a perpetual policy of open diplomacy. Yet from the moment Adolfo Diaz was hoist­ ed into the presidency of the little Central American republic with the nhl of an American admiral nnd Wall Street financial interests, the watchword of Washington official­ dom hns been concealment. A mysterious document is re ­ ceived by the American charge d' affaires in Nicaragua instructing him to do all in his power for the Diaz candidacy. loiter it is ordered destroyed, and word allowed to seep out that it was a ‘forgery*. But no explanation is forthcoming as to how it traveled through official channels. Tho same charge d’ nffairos ac­ cuses Stntc Departm ent officials handling publicity with incompe­ tence, neglect of im portant news dispatches, extravagant waste rtf Government funds in transm itting worthiest*. Information and general Jack of fitness for their position*. The charges are not denied, hut are hushed up. The United States Government, a fte r declaring one of the rensons for its intervention is the fuct that Mexican arms are being used by tin* revolutionists, sends to Diaz .1,000 Kiag rifles, 200 Browning machine guns and .1,000,000 rounds of ammunition. Although the riflc3 nro from Government arsenals, the deal is kept from the American people for more thnn n month. By n coinci­ dence, Congress hns adjourned be­ fore the transaction is revealed. — First payment for the nrms thus furnished does not fall due until one month a fter the expira­ tion of Diaz’ term in 1!>2!>! Critics point out th at should the Liberals bo successful a t the polls, they would have tn foot the bill for guns used io kill themselves. A fog of secrecy is thrown about American financial interests in Nicaragua, nnd stress laid upon the ’danger’ of the revolution to a p a ­ per canal. An additional mimon-dollar loan is made to Diaz by Wall Street hankers; and an additional wave of mystery engulfs it. Responsible newspaper corres­ pondents nro treated by State De­ partm ent officials in Nicaragua ‘like puling infants.’ In the face of facts such as these, it is fortunate thnt there is at least one strident voice in Amer­ ica. Senator Fess lias paid Mr. Borah the highest compliment in his power. He has coined a phrase th at may in time become a slogan: •If it hadn’t been for Borah-*-’ THAT “SUPERIOR HILL” l-'I.OKII)A STATE NEWS Nothing Senator Wutson snid would like to ask in connection on the floor of the Senate yester­ with Hie "superior bill," nml the day in replying to an editorial in appearance of the sugar attorney | the Florida Stale News has chang­ ed our opinion of the 1*111 he is in Tullaliansee lobbying aguinst sponsoring i.u the upper house in the administration measure in fa-1 lieu of tho adm inistration’!; men;- vor of the child of ids own brain. ure to finance Everglades drain­ Tho most pertinent of those h | age. —who defrayed the expense of We were voicing our own opin­ ion. a»__>vell as those of a number gathering engineering and other with whom wo informally discussed data upon which this bill is based? the measure, which the gentleman Who is paying nttorney fees nnd from Dade is pleased to call "Ids expenses in connection with liie superior bill," lobbying being maintained here in As far as we arc able to judge the interest of the measure? the Watson measure is not based Wc have no way of ascertain­ on wise financing, nnd its only su­ ing what this Hill has cost to date, periority lies in its voluminous­ hut it certainly must ran into ness. thousands of dollars. Engineers, We made no irfercnce to poli­ lawyers, stenographers and prin­ tics. We were simply attacking ters generally exact their pay. the bill on its demerits and re it­ There is ju st one more question, erate thnt we believe the proposed und we are through fnr todnv. act contains many glaring defects. Who arbitrarily fixed the tnx Wc reget the gentleman from levies—running from $1.25 to six Dado constructed our editorial n:< cents an ucre—against land em­ nn attack upon ids intregity. We, braced within the Everglades of course, realize that the senator drainage district? simply introduced the hill as it t :-------------------— ______________ wns handed to him. and we sell* TOM SIMS SAYS ously doubt if he has even even read its contents—from cover t > cover, TERRORS OF TELEVISION Tho statement hns been mnde W ith television in effect the th n t the hill was drafted by tho only other problem wo’ve got to nttorney for the Southern Drain­ face is to make a night club link age district, and, incidentally, the like the bedside of a sick friend. attorney for n sugar company, . . . . Be careful when calling up which owns an extremely large to say th at you’ve been culled ticernge lying within the Ever­ away suddenly nnd will be out of glades drainage district. Ju st to town for a couple of days. The make the situation a little more in­ poker chips might give you away. teresting it might Imj said th at . . . By television the human fac e . this same attorney consistently inn bo cast hundreds of miles, say j contested the vulidity of certain the experts. Fc*r some, that isn't ' ■bond issue voted by the far enough. . . . So the Irishman ! the people of Dado for roads und was right a fter all when he s a id :, [ “.Somebody to see you on thei other public Improvements. There ure some guest ions we phone!" LOANS Watches 112E. Seconds! P h r-ne 611 Men's Bucket ttalrtr Strap Watches, lioys Walthi rs. Ladies and Girls Ufi*( Watches. Me Laulin The Jeweler W . H. L. O N e a t M a r k e t 108 P A L M E T T O A V E N U E HALL A N D PENTLAND Certified Public Accountants Income Tax /L’onHU^nn*8 B. G. GRAY, Resident Manager *18 First National Bank llidg I’hone Frank R. MacNeill and Company Insurance—Loans—Real Estate 107-9 So. Park Ave. Sanford, Fla| H. C. VIELE “A S u b sta n tia l Jewel^ in a S u b stan tial City" 108 Magnolia One-Day Service SANFORD LAUNDRY 819-W 3rd Phone 475 A ssu ran ce OF ZIP SERVICE OF BOND GRADE OF FAIR PRICES Means Saving And Satisfaction !J3.m ra THE VABO WfTM A M ill. B A C K IN G *« J '•-?*L2T!V l'honc 135 Yurd: Holly Ave. At 11th, 12th, 13th Sts. Bond Grad*I Zip Scrrif* �IMOB THREE THE SANFORD llERAU). MONDAY, Al’RlI ■w** Telephone M8 MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR Tl HSB" SflUlhward and Mrs.. '■T niifr-en «r., will eiitcinil*C**rKtcntB show n, at 1* ' , the home of Mis. *k . laurel Avenue, J j i l l Viola Booth n bride . i rj,tire party for the •“* } ,he Social Department W ®‘ •, club at 8 o’clock and Mrs. A. S ', , h6*te-«h*s. n,n«il Staff"".1 ," i11 ,mbcrs of the hriloah BridP J J o'clock at her homo m Avenue. Missionary Union " f t he Jfhurrh will meet at d:.iO ,t the church. '*fV. Sill wkdnlsbay John H. Hintermistor will tin at bridge at .1 n iio ik a t Honhut, honoring Mrs. Anna Newark, N. J-, wiio gg.W drtifrjlitcr, Mrs. Elzli l A1 c. I). Bishop will entertain AM «f i* scries of bridge rVilnrk at her home on L frink J. Gonzalez will «nk rembers of the Du plicate L „ CJyb nt um* o clock a t her U Palmetto AVeniie, *C D. niflmp will entertain Litcnnd uf a scries or bridge Lit 3 o’clock at her home on L’ia Avenue. Cfc.Widmcr nuptials nt B gtbe First Baptist Church. SATURDAY tidan’s Story hour at the IIiit 10 o’clock. ( t»nd Mr>. W. IL Tuimieliffc jnt Palm Beach spoilt tlie lnJ Mrs. J. L. M arentette iiirlittr, Miss Helen Mnrcntijxnt the week-end In Jnck[, nd Mrs. John It, M ae Don lEiutis inetit the day in San [jtnday us Ilie guests oi irj Mrs. George G. Cluimof Paytons Ib-ath w ere th e rl Mis ami Mr*. Raymond iSinilaL LtaJ Mr.**. Ray Fei ran of a moloreil to Sanford SiltlMDding the day here as the ItJ alutives. ■ Ruth Rill of Columbia, Ky pi’ll,’ it) the i-ity as the gues zlpither and wife, Mr. am L Hill. to Mildred Holly returned to ibwce after spending the Iwt here with her parents, todMrs. It. .1. Holly. . md Mrs. T. A. Vincent of •Tent the week-end here ns viti of Mrs. Vincent’s aiab, Robert J. Holly. GOLDENROD Dr. H. Ingham, pastor of th M. E. Church of Winter Park ot ci: pied the pul pit of the community Church hero Sunday evening and delivered an intensely interesting E aster address. The choljrijtf his church was in attendance and fang some Kastef aathtuiiij that were enjoyed by every ope. It is I lie msire of all present th a t Dr. Ing­ ham and the choir may repeat their visit nt» an early, date. The W. M. U. held a very interesting meeting at the church ’I hursdny afternoon with Mrs. Knrney ns lender. Mr. mid Mrs. Stanley Bonjunun -nmiouneo-the b irth -of itekon'W ed­ nesday morning, April J J , at the Holtz Sanitarium in Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. IL Parker re ­ turned Thursday from a several days* visit to Miami and n th ir places in tin* Fast Coast, Mrs. Williams and M aster Ro­ bert Fielder of Miami. Mrs. W al­ ter Bach, uf Orlando, Mrs. W. J. Collecutt and Mr. and Mrs. Clan; Mathers were Sunday afternoon callers nt G. L B rereri’s home, IMiss Mildred Patterson was the guest of Miss Ruth Bartlett of W inter Park on Wednesday night. Ja y Shelby of St. Petersburg arrived Saturday to spend the summer. His father \vho_ is near it, sn_ Petorsluinr will join him H Ltuma Abbott Lyman and trail .suns of Altamonte >P *ps?nt the day in Snnford jt»Tm the guests of frienda. Mrs, J. D.^yVdodrufl Eittertahis Members Sunday School Class poems have niio appeared. In oral of the current magazines. ST<jM ilel^tilitf'fl in every was was Lawrence. ‘It ... volt !......In .............. The DoscfU: i lie uncrowned king of the desert? | the pie ilk* uivon Saturday by Mrs. tells his s tc ry. “** *Vmazing, trm*, yet J. D. W oodnirf at Oleander Lotlge tJtkc* Mary when she entertainreads like a modern Arabian Night. flie (hom^cra of her Sunday l.owlsohn : ‘Modern Drama.' The i*d School cjiA*. author .present a careful study of A fter speeding the morning European drama and dram atists. Swimming and beating a bounteous Conveniently arranged for club picnic dinner was served. study. Among those enjoying this out­ Ludwig, ’Napoleon.’ Brilliant and ing were: the Mieses .lane Tor­ Theld-i dramatic study, by a Gerninu w ri­ rence, llcverty Bender, Garner, ter, discussing ids character and Tutlersou, Marguerite* gdhjiui rather than his m ilitary ex­ Martlm Fitts and Katherine Reid rnrd. ploits! Mantle, ‘Best 1‘lnys of F.'J.VJO,' Mm. John W. Sneeil returned A view of ten plays produced oil tie.* professional stage during the home Friday evening from Ocala season, with additional data on where Mm attended the Missionary ( ’mi fere nee.' plays and theatrical events. Monroe, ‘Text -book in the Hist­ Mr. ni:d Mr*. Carl Ferrnn ami ory of Education.' A thoroughly in­ teresting history of pedagogy daughter, Betty of Eustis, spent which serves for gt neral informa­ the day here Sunday an tin* guests tive reading as well as a lost hook. of Mrs. It, L. Thors her. Morley. ‘Modem Essays,’ Chosen with discr) ini up ting taste, hath Am* ricuti ami English and reprr out­ ing a wide variety lmth in subject* and authors. • Sandburg, ‘Abiahlml■Lincoln, the Prairie Veals. Two volume - of ex­ Mr. and Mrs, l*’. M. Davidson traordinary biography, presenting were among l i r e from .Sanford an understanding study of the first spending .Sunday at Daytona fifty one years of Lincoln’s life.. llcach. • Thurston, ‘Art of Looking At Pirt tires.’ Diticusies over one -hundred Miss Lottie Ewing of P atsburg, painters front Cimahue ,1o W'liiuh*r, arranged alphabetically with Pa., spent the week-end **1n San­ biographical sketches, important ford as the guest of Miss M ar­ points to observe in their pictures, garet Stew art. ipmtntinns from critics and titles and locations of their best works. Mi • • Maude l.uke, who tins Imen spending Hie past week here with her parents Mr. ami Mrs. Forrest l” be away till the first of June I.ake, left Sunday evening for T al­ Two lots wore sold in Suburban lahassee where she will resume Homes last week one of them her studies at (lie F. S. f \ W. contained a dwelling. The pur­ chaser was Mr. Allen <*f Wilber park who moved to it the latter part of tho week. Mrs. Omlick and daughter, Mbs Helen of Zelhvond were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs, D, Hi eve­ ry. Mrs, Harriet Parker, .who Was ill last week is reported very much better at this time. Another new dwelling recently 1'ODAY completed in Jamestown, is thel of Robert Wells, ••SLIDE KELLY SLIDE” the Outstanding Comedy Kite I css or the year. The New ly Acds in "GEORGE TH E W INNER” Milano News Tuesday • Carrie Worthington re* 1*"'>;« Fiidny from Plant 'brr slu* luii. been visiting tztit of Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Members of the Azarian Circle of tho First Baptist Church will not meet *-n Tuesday evening as , scheduled hut will hold their reg­ ular session on Tuesday evening, * May ", according to an announce- t meat made today. Mrs. K. S'. Dutton and Mrs Mat tie G. Pace motored to Orlando Sunday where they spent the day as tin* guests of Miss Katherine Heckberger. D. VV. G riffith s I’llE BIRTH OF A NATION Matinee at I and .'L.'ib p. m. Admission 2a< George llracksahn’a Orrg^tra at 7 and V:JU p. in. ~ Vdmi.-.sion ,',iic Beautiul Line At lliff Reduction 40 Inch Plain Voiles 32 inch iiu v rw e a r ^repea X * i'. t X I;! t .*. *f X •> Y •h X Duvoy, Robert G. Daub, Everull Dash, Win. G. Ileus, It. It. DeColtOM, Geo. A, Deetch, G. W. Denton, Dr. J . T. Dightan, S. It. Dodson, lb'l» Ihdlison, T. M, u p n ^ c y , J. D. Doty, W, H. Dowdney, S. !'. ikAiglass, V. E. Dougliiiia, E. A. I 'u Bose, IL L’ Dutnnh, T, I., I'ohhum. II. WDeane, it. VV. Davis, Mrs 1. It. Dead, It. L. Dixon, IL A. It. Bathing Suits 40c kratio * % •I* Gloss wear, novelty la-ad Arleco Unecs; Indies Initial 'vanities, Jersey under vests, Is-auliful picture* are ju-t a few of tho things tlint Will be *idd on our dollar day -Wednesday. f)|hcr gifts suitable for graduation. F!urp, A. M. Egger. Phil J. Epps. Dr, A. W. Enst-x. E. M. Ely, Kdw. D. lOhlen*, W. J. W 1W N H SD A Y Dress Ginghams Neat patterns *'*ain culars Fullerton, l-oru C. Farnswortii, N. 0. F iTreat, J. It. Ferguaon, J. H. F linn. C. C. Fox. John E. Mi-Lady?s Shoppe 110 Mognolia Ave. Bailey. W. F. Baker. Dr. C. W, Ball, J. G. Ball, E. D. Bull. Fred \V. Handel, II. Barber. Mrs. M. D ■Ibin met, S. S. Beatty, F.T. Beboat, L. C. Bender. F, W, Benjamin, Belts W. E. Betts, A. L. lliggcrs, K. W. Bills. J. C. Jr. Bishop. Geo. D. Bodwell, H arry T. B r a th o r s o li ,A . Bonlske. D. Botzis, Peter Bower. It. f . Boyd. M. Boyle, Lloyd 1*'. Bradford, S. W. Brady, E. E. Brice, Jus. II. Brotherson, E. A. Hj*own, Ur. L. j). Brownlee, Rev. E. Brumlcy, t'iius. D. Byrd, Ul.vile'A. Burgess, T. II. Britt, C. L. Bat till. D. Britt, L. Batem, D. Bali Hodgson Brown, B. B. Barnett. 1. N. Berg, It. II. Berry. C. M. Bolt, T. Gormly, Ernest. Green, 1>. B. Guthrie, II, II. Gardiner, Dr. W. D Gunter, N. II. Garner, N. O. Gatebel. M. D. Geldcrmun, F. B. Glover, Mortimer Gonzalez, F. J. Goodhue, C. L. Gray, S. G. Gilbert, Mrs. t). W. Gray, J. Allan. Gleason, lioincr Clarkson, A. 1). Carter, W, I*. Colbert, W. M. Ccre.bdi, It. Chamberlain, Dr. A. C. Chapman, It. B. Chase, Randall Chase. S. 0 . Chittenden, E. It. Chittenden, Joe D. Chittenden. L. P. C lirkenbeny, L, It. Cava m as, D. Cleveland, M. Ni Cole lough. J. I C-deto k. 1). D. Cole, John A. ('(delimit, C. J. Coleman, W. S. Connolly, A. P., Sr. Connelly, L. IL Connelly A. J*. Jr, Cook, C. G, Coo|>er, It. F. Cowan, Geo. W, Cmvan J. IL Carmway, Alisa Maude Chestnut, N, II. ( 'oldi. It. A. Caller, V. C. Compton, E. Compton, J. E, TODAY Wednesday Only All sizes and styles t ■j. * S ••• X P R IN C E S S Fox, Raymond G. Fox, T. M. Frazier, S, I*', Frazier, I,. I. Fox. M. L. Furs ter, F, I*. Flench, Fled. Fort. A. C. Friend son, M. Apple, II. Antes, .John T. Anderson, B. W. Allen, Minnie Ian* Ares, Kleanthis Atkinson, G. E. Await, F. X •> * All Wool Druss Shirts While every precaution has been taken to make the list absolutely correct, omission are possible. In such cases omitted names will be added and published, as will also the names of all persons subscribing to Chamber o f Commercejirior to April 29th. E. J. Trotter, Secretary CHtCLE MEET POSTPONED u-J Mrs. Kd Hill uml small “r-T. \V. Russell and ehild- friends nt W inter Park Thurs­ »»Jewell Russell, Miss Et- day afternoon. pD “n l Mis** Ruth Hill u( Mr. and Mrs. George Porker •a ky.. formed a party nfternoon. “* ; * LU)i r Springs on Miss Stella Dodd left. Monday fo r New Y’ork City. Shu exjieeli "RH collars, fane; rolors Publication of this list was authorized in order that possible errors may be corrected in time for election for Board of Governors, April 2!)th-May 3rd. ? X •> ;i; SLIDE KEI.LV SLIDE Comedy .Milam* News Mr. and .Mrs. Clarence Barelift, Mrs. Anna (’aril and. Miss Ida Walstrom motored to Cocoa Beucli Sunday. • . I a. G. Tyner arrived here *f afternoon irom Vero to •enie time here with her *( Mrs. Robert J. Holly. ++*+**+** Individual Membership List R e sid e n c e T e le p h o n e 2 1 7 -W LIBRARY HAS ADDED MANY BOOKS TO ITS COLLECTION The following book* have been recently mldcd to the Snnford Pol), lie Library. Non-Fiction. Chandler: ‘Aspects of Modern Drama.’ A copiplpte analysis of tin* themes and ideas discussed in over two huhured moderp plays, group­ ing the dram as a ran ml a topic as they exemplify it. The dram a of Ideas (Ibsen), Tile dram a of sa­ tire (Shaw ). Contains a full bibli­ ography of plays and critical aids. Do La Mare: ‘(Jnrden Guide’. Gives concise m il oral directions for specific flowers, fruits and v*.*gc tallies, with chapters on porch plants, window boxes and garden furniture. Gardner: 'A rt Through The Age-' This delightful hook is written by tin instructor of art at the Art In­ stitute of Chicago and covers a r ­ chitecture. painting, sculpture and minor arts from the glacial age to the present day, including tin* Ori­ ent. Hopkins; ‘.Scientific , American Cyclopedia of Formulas. A valuable reference hook containing a collec­ tion of fifteen thousand formulas, useful to thu burinexp man. Tlutchinjon* TIKhdbybb of Health’ An ex£Cllrn( guide to per­ sonal health bli the foremost Ame­ rican w riliir'on lids subject. King: ‘Well Considered;Garden.’ One of the best Hooks on color schemes* In American gardens. In­ cludes a chapter-on women in a g ri­ culture. Lara more: ‘Green Acres’. A char tiling volume of poems on various subjects. This book will In* of s|ieciul interest ns the. author i; a form er resident of Sanford. Her * * * * * <•* *;•■:■•:■* * * * * * * * * * •• t g ilooker, Itohurt l>. Ilutehiiisou, W. U. Haskins, IL C. Hudgins, Samuel A. i Huliek, Bloomfield Hutiek, Howard Hill, W. t \ Harper, E. I t Higlileymua, S. l>. Hiiilon, Miss Irene Ileiil y, W. L. Haddock, M. G. Hagan, J. B, Hull. J. P, Hand (’. M. Harvey. W. L. Ilurz, A. W. I Insell, D. I. Hawkins, A. D. Herring, Geo. G, Hickson, It, J. Higgins, Edward Hintermistor, J. II. Hodges, I). B. Hodges, E. G. Hoffman, W. D. Holler, N. Holly, It. J. Holly. It. J. Jr.. Houshohlcr, E. F. Howard, H. A. Hoy, Miss Ellen lla rl, J. L. Hiilciiiiison, J. Hughes, A. K. HavnCs, \V. M. Irwin, S. A. .lowers, Elam Jones, T. VV. Jackson, C. VV. Jiuimaou, N. E. Jinking, John D. Jones, Eurle E. Jucksoii, ,1. H. Jackson, J. <*. Jew ell, Sheridan Kaimer, A. Kendall, J. V. Kenis, Sum King, F. D. Kronen, M. Klicker. W. T. Kev. A It. Keller, II. II. Lnvcjoy, A. B. Lancy, E. IL laike, Win. J. Imke, Forrest Jstuds wick, T. II. Langley, Dr. Then. W Lawton, T, W. Lee, H arry Loftier, VV. A. Lewis, S, L Long, J. Q. l.eltoy, L. L. Lewis, H. B. Lewis, W. W. Light tier, Jack Little, J. IL IJoyd, S. M. Lloyd, W. Isickhart, Rliodes Lodge, L. F. Long, W. IL Lossinjf, A. J. Long, Tl. (V Lambert, Miss Tlirlma L uke, W. S. Murrell, II, I,. Mullein, A. E. Mvntoly, A. A. Miekler. Mrs. M. E. McCracken, J. B. McCracken, W. J. Marked. E. L. Mur.-ball. Dr. C. J, Marshall, It. II. Martin, I. D, Mason, Dr. It. M, Mason, It. M. J r. Masskn, Itobert. Motile. TL F. May. L. Urban. Metin'h, Joe. Mcittch. John. Melton. J. J. Mciicmiez. Bros. Merriweatlier, C. J. Arctun. e . r . Middleton. B. B. Michael. J. It. M arentette, J. L. Miller. F. L. Milieu, "Constant. Miller, Mrs. Letitia J. Miller, Helen. Minchew. A. Mincll. John A. Moldey. E. D. Monforton, E. A. Monro, B. E. Moughton, E. J. Moughton, Jam es Murphy, las, L, Mvers, (,\ E. McCall, E. S. McCall. II. It. Mi Call II. It. J r . McCUislln, II. II. McCulIcr, L. P. McDaniel. L. P. McKinnon, W. M. Mcl<auHn, Henry. MuLuulin, Henry Jr. McMnhtJii. Mary IL McMullen. W. A. Morehnn. P. It. Moore, p.nT-, .1. McDaniel, A. J. MeMiehaul, Mrs. tiertrudo Mason. C. R. Mora. P. A. Me Cal Icy. E. W. McCaskill. J. M. Marsimll, L. M. McKee. C. K. Marshall, L M. Marshall, Mrs. L. If. Martin, J. C. McCrary, C. C. Mac Neill, Frank R. Nix. R. J , Nason, Bart Nicholson, ( Nipper. It. N, Orvltz, A. Otter. It. W. Overliti, Howard O’Barr. W. II. Oliver. S. D. l ’owo, J. If. Pearson, France: Platt. A. it. Puckurd, J. *)• Palmer. W. II. Palmer, F. A. Palmer, F, A. I’arks, Dr. C. L, Parker, J. D. Peaslev, W. IL Paul. P. Paxton. G. P. IVaimnn, It. W. Pearson, J. F. Bunge, S. Bussell, T. VV Banisev, J. H Bussell, W. O Beiiaml, L. A Bailiff, Z. It. P.uh, C. G. Stafford, D. C. Scott, W. M. Sharpe, Bill Smith, G. Bassett Smith, J. C. Smith, P, Bayard .Schwalbe, II. L. Stewart, J. 1, Shark, It. M. Saint, Mabel Sanders, Geo, B. Samis, Jam es A. Smith, W arren It. Spencer, I,. E, Smitli, Ralph A. Smith, H. 1*. Bayer, II. Nt Stuw art, J, It. SehimL Peter Srlm rfer. F. W. Schmidt, Roy Schultz, Km I J, Schwartz, K, Scott, Alan Scruggs, V. II. Sharon, J. G. Sheppard, L. T. Slniiholser, S. O, Shiun, It. L. Smith, J. K. Siiiitli/UBuYnei' Smith, C*. Henry Smith. C, T. Smith, C. W. Smith, G. F. Smith, J. C. Smith, S. S Snow, John W. Spoor, Geo. A. Sjwcr, Vivian Spencer, Cl. W. Spurling, J . E. Steele, L. B. Stevens, II.' It. Stoudcmlrc, Mrs. \V. L Swatu, Mrs. Lottie Strange, Mrs. Ethel H Smith, W. W. C. Smith, E. C„ Jr. Shinholiicr, Mrs. S. (). Speer, Algernon •Spoor, Daisy Edith Speer, Mary B. Stoudcmlrc, C, W. Tncknch, Alias Aniukn Talbott, F. W. Tate, L. A. Tongue, C. F. Tlirasher, D. 11, Tillis, J. H. Toll, Wnl. J. Torrence, J. E.. -» Terlap, J. i Tucker, Mrs. Glailya Tunulciiffo. VV. i r Trotter, Edward J Venable, F . M. Viol*. IL C. Vaughn, A. Perkins, II. U Phillips, I,. It. Phillips, Marion T. I'iertiont, C. S. Pirkard. E. II. Pittman, J. A. Pope, J. T. Powell, Cluts, M. Jr., IV ane. C. II. Powgll, Miss Mary I* (faantoek, W. J Kawsoli, C. E. Ritchie, Jus. E, Rolibins, F. II. . Ritchie. Mrs. J. E. Rive, Mrs. K. W. ilaffcld. A. Radford. P. VV. Rmunithit, F. E. Randall. E. II. Jr, Ray, J. IL Reel, R. J. Itefoe, H. I* Bines, F. P. Wry. S. A. Huberts, Mrs. M argaret. Roberts, K. 1>. Rohson. Dr. J. N. IU>lMU*tson H. L. Roll T. K. R im key, E. S. Roninzoaig, M. Rositter, A. K. Roulh. W alter A. Rowe. W. D. Rucker, IL Wayde. Vowell, A. E �THE SANFORI) I I FRA 1,1). MONDAY Failure O f Reds H as Been DICK PEEL HUKLN DisappointingToTheFans; MIAMI TEAM TO Cardinals Showing F orm WIN OVERTAMPA Clubs Which Had Been Doped To Cellar Positions, Are Setting Pat)?; Cardinals Also Make Decided Spurt ,v’' * Rk illl V 1*111 » nunill iu» yearn before Hank O’dny was burn. It merely wns accorded additional substantiation on the ball field •luring the week ending April 21. Three clubs were pleased to m ake definite gains during the |>orh>d in <|ucntion and two of them w ere the Phillien and St. Iamis Drowns who were exported into the cellar by alt concerned and un­ concerned weeks before a mayor threw the first hall or someone threw out the first mayor. The third club to advance precepitnbly since Monday last wus the St. Louis Cardinals, who, getting the finest of pitching from Ilham, Sherilc! and Alexander, jumped from sixth to second plnro with four victories anil no defeats; The other St, Louis club did al­ most as well, winning four out of five and advancing from fifth to second place. The Phillies won four in six- played but remained, ns is, in fifth place, in spite of the fnct Lhat, barring the Cardinals, their week's record was the best of any National League outfit. The trio mentioned and the Tig­ ers, Athletics, Pirates, Giants nnd Braves were the only clubs to play better than .500 hurelmll during hitting or none a t all and an in­ field defense that couldn't stop n standing arm y, tested off four out of five again. Even the Red Sox improved on the Dodgers' record by winning two out of five. - It is well, at that, Hint the lat­ te r were available or the Senators might bn as badly off as their list of injuries entitles them to bo ■Washington broke even in six games but, of their victories since thn opening of the season, at least four have gained a t Hie Red Sox expense. , Tin* Yankees and Athletics, a l­ though playing a scries against oilier, had the same record, the Yonks breaking even in six games »uid the Athletics winning threw out of five. Thu, local entry finished Inst week without a defeat hut in the s inrantlm e they lost Penimrk and Hie rei(t of the staff fell away sim1 ultancwualy. A slump from the rem arkable hitting pare of the first week also did the club prur* Ucnllyfno good. The. (Hants likewise weren't so hot dining the sovtui days. They ronliinicd their hitting, uxcept in one game, and won four out of Seven Ju t the idea thnt the Giants were tri fatten on the weak enst- e ra i-Itflis seems to have died a . lingering death. The Pirates enjoyed a fair week With three out of five, showing a . declines from the murderous hlt' ting o f Hie season's first few davs. The Braves also kept ahead of the situation with four out »f seven, pitehirig carrying the club. The i The I’hlls hit well, as usual, and g«-l fair pitching. Also the eluh is hustling for Mclnnrs and may yet live to make an awful hum out of this w riter, among others. As for ills Bronx, Dan Hawley admits that he hasn't much hut the club Is g elling him more than a fair return on the investment. The .Tigers, looking good and ‘ laid by turns, won three ond lost tw« while the While Sox won only one out of four. They scored plently of rumi hut the other team scored Jinore and Hist sort of thing Usually.amd* the discussion. of the season. Ruth's home was not the feature of the Yankees' G to 2 victory over W ashington, however. The hlg noise was pinch-hit ter H urst's triple with the bases full. St. Louis fans began to realise that they have two ball teams in­ stead of one as the second place Drowns took a !• to 1 slugfost from Cleveland. Zachary was tinwinning hurler. In the National League the cham­ pion Cardinals heat the Pirates, 2 to 1, and advanced to within half a game of first place. Grover Alex­ ander had a slight edge on Vic Al­ dridge in the box. The Giants pasted Edwards and Wertz to a furc-thoe-well and took a 12 to H batting bee from the b ra ­ ves. A1 Dcvormcr swung a mean shitlalab nnd collected four hits. Denting Brooklyn 5 to I wus just a breeze for half Carlson of the Phillies. Dazzy Vrnncc failed to daz­ zle anybody nnd his males messed up Hr* landscape with five errors. Hob Fothergill played lending role ns the Tigers nosed out the Whits Sox, -I to tt. Robert pounded out three hits and engineered a double steal with Blue. Baseball-Statistics In Major Leagues LEADING MAJOR LEAGUE II PITERS NATIONAL LEAGUE Player Club G AD II II PCT. Hornsby, New Y o rk ......II II 17 ll» .40.'! Tyson Now York......... 11 17 I I 21 .447 Lindatrnm, New York 11 48 8 IP .31)0 Hnfcy, St. Louis, .... U 33 1 13 .3114 Williams, Philadelphia, * !• 34 U 13 .382 Loader a year ago today Horns­ by, St. Louis, .445. AMERICAN LEAGUE Player Club G All It H Simmons, Philadelphia, II 3P 8 18 Judge, Washington, II 35 5 Hi Goslln, Washington II II 12 20 Sisler, St. Louis, 8 31 G II Mcusel, New York 12 IP HI 22 le a d e r a year ago today, stead, Boston, .130. Player Hornsby Cobb Itiitli Speaker Collins THE LEADERS National la-ague - Williams, Hornsby, 2; Harper. 2; Wilson Webb, 2; Wrights*one, 2. American League Gehrig, Ruth, 3; Simmons, 2: Tobin, 2, Today’s Schedule FLORIDA STATE LEAGUI­ NG Petersburg at Sanford. Orlando at Sarasota. Tampa at Miami. NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburg at St. I-ouis, ’ Chicago at Cincinnati. Boston at Philadelphia. Mobile at Chattanooga. New Orleans at Nashville. Birmingham at Little Dock Atlanta at Memphis. Alice. SteMdns Wells, for 17 years a member of the Los An­ geles nolire forre, wus the first woman college graduate in the United '■States to become a police­ woman. E Profit-sharing la an old establish­ ed instlfution in China. To enrourage hot* sly and industry, Chinese •alcamen iccrive, almost universal­ ly, an Annual percentage of the firm ’s profits, in uddition to their salaries, a , - -U4VV. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Milwaukee at Indianapolis, Kunru* City at Louisville, fit. Paul at Columbus. Minneapolis at Toledo. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Toronto at RulUmure. Buffalo ut Jersey City. Rochester at Reading. Syracuse ut Newark. SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE Suvuntiuh at St. Augustine. Jacksonville at Albany, Montgomery ut PeniumU, Columbus at Selme, Smokers Lose Opening (lame To East Coast Club By Score 0 f <M; Alvcrcz Is Hit Hard By The Victors Duckloy, 2b Welch, If Deusley, cf Souza, «s Zehorn. .'lb Blnckstock, rf Barnes, lb Francis, c Alvarez, p Ocllcrninn, x Totals CasarcH, Holloway, Domingo, Richards, Vincent, Turner, si Chauncey Deimin, c Crime won’t say, but to win the Peel, p firnt game of the Saint series he may send Withrow back to Hu Totals 31 5 !t 1 mound, x-Batted for Alvarez in Score by innings: Fans writes in to report bis dis­ satisfaction over the team 's show­ Tampa ................... 100 (101 ing. Poor fellow must read the Miami ..................... Oil 001 score backwards, or is he cock­ eyed 7 Sum mary—Two base bits, Buckley, Zehorn, Berinin, Domingo. Three base hits. Turner. Double play, Rouzn to Buckley to Barnes. Stolen bases, Casarcs, Richards. Holloway, Chauncey. Struck out by Pool, 3; by Alvurex, I. Base on balls, off Peel, 2; off Alvarez, .lust about as many women fans 2. Hit by pitcher, by Peel, Bouza. in the stands during the first series Sacrifice bits. Welch. Beasley, as there were men. Good thing Blackstone, Peel, 2. Umpires, Fred­ Palmer hasn’t announced LndiuV ericks and Kelly. Time 1:40, Day a t nothing per. Crew Gels First Test May Seven When It Will Meet irpons Make Three Runs In Columbia, Pennsylvania Ninth To Capture Opening Game Of Season At Home; NEW IIA YEN, Conn.. Apr 25— Honner Yields Four Hits (IN S)—Youthful Ed Leader, row­ SARASOTA, Apr. 25—A rally in the ninth inning which n ettcj three runs, enabled the Sarasota team to open the season here Sunday with a victory over Orlando, GGO to 5, With the score three all a t the beginning of the ninth, the Colts shovel two runs across the pan, hut the Tarpons tam e buck in their half to make it one better and pul the game on ice. Renner, hurling fo r the victors allowed only four hits but errors of his mates accounted for most of the visitors' runs. Fromby was liit hard by the Sarasota team. ORLANDO AD It II O A E Foss, :)b .5 I t) 1 2 o Tinker. 2bb .5.5 1 1) ;i ,’l o )b ..5 cf. ... . A ■» ■1. 4 3 ---«•• >. msa ) ■j p. Totals 31 SARASiOTA-- A Grant, lbb. 5 Currlsi, s> .3 is. Knnus, 21I>. 1 Holder, clif, 4 Hudgins, iC. 4 Maloney, II'. ..1 Humphreyy, rf. 1 Bonner, p.i. , t 3 xLayton xxMunush ing conch from the Pacific const, is busy preparing n Yale varsity crew thnt can make the grade of a difficult rowing schedule for a fifth consecutive year. The crew sets its first lest on May 7 when it meets Pennsylvania and Colum­ bia on Hut Housutonlc river a t Der­ by in a two mile race. Rowing ex­ ports outside New Haven pick Co­ lumbia to cross the Dervy finish line abend of the others. Yakmen arc hopeful. Miami went to the front through a Sunday victory over Tantpu. One advantage there. Miami will need all the Sunday victories it can get, from thu lineup of the team. Sailford fans remember well such players as Chauncey nml Peel. They don't mean much against a champ- League Standings Miami Sanford Tampa . Sarasota St. IVte Orlando Pittsburg St. Louis Now York Boston Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati Brooklyn New York St. Louis .. Detroit ........ Washington Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago Boston Results Of Games |. NATIONAL I.EAGl I New York 12; Boston 8. Brooklyn 1, Philadelphia ii St. Louis 2; Pittsburgh !. Olliers not scheduled. AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland 4; St. Loul* Washington 2- New York Detroit 4; Chicago 3. Others not scheduled. M ilk Insurance is like other insurance. We admit that But the seller of a policy often misrepre­ sents, and you find the producer of the policy says otherwise. So it is with milk, you may be misled by the seller and get stale milk th a t you do not know where and how it is produced. FIVE ROOM Furnished House FOR RENT Lar^e lot, excellent loca­ tion, ninny flowers and beautifill shrubbery. Lawn both front and rear. In good condition. All modern conveniences. Kent reason­ able- N ot so with us we produce here before your ey°s and invite your inspection of our producing plant. See for yourself. Address Box 1,000 Care Herald, Totals __ 30 0 11 27 12 0 One out when winning run scor­ ed. x iiatted for Danner in nth. xx ran for Layton in Pth, 2 base hits: Cox, Cerlssi, Harms, Holder. 3 base hit: Hogan. Sacrifice. Harms, Stolen Imre: Vimt. Base on balls: off Fromby I, Bonner I. Struck out: Fromby 3; Dormer I. Wild ptt-'h: Fromby. Hit by Fromby (Ccresis); by Botmer (Cox). Umpires I'ieh and Rnplmn. Tithe 2:15. No detours! Here’s the one road to real ciga­ rette enjoyment . . . Junior Boys League Extra! Three fans from Or­ Schedule Announced lando are reported to have follow* ‘■red the Colts to Knrusotu. The TIio schedule for the first half Tarpons will probably have their season of the Juniot Y. M. C. A. stands enlarged. Baseball League, is as follows: Monday, April 25—Blnckfcct vs Following the battle of Friday Seminole*. between Wells and Michaels. We Tuesday, April 2G—Red Sox vs thought Wells would enjoy u vaca­ Pirates. tion hut lie's in there behind the Wednesday, April 27—Tigers vs but. No rem arks about the eye. Panthers. Thursday, April 28—Seminoles Orlando w riter says Crowe ami vs Red Sox. Friday April 2P—P irates vs Friable were lucky in getting a bit each in Saturday's game. The poor Tigers. Saturday, April 311—Panthers vs follow is serving his first season and can’t help it. A fter watehlng Blnckfcct. Monday May 2—Red Sox vs the first two games ho still didn't know, Panthers. Tuesday May 3—Pirates vs Seminoles. Smokers are to Turnisli Hie Wednesday, May I—Tigers vs idnment a t tlm end of the Black feet. They are up close to tin* ton Thursday, May 4 Panthers vs Ii victories over St. Pete. Seminoles. In dropped to the bottom of Friday, May 0—Tigers vs Red t after losing to Sarasota Sox. Saturday, May 7—Pirates vs Blaekfeet. Monday, May H—Tigers vs Suminoles. Tuesday, May 10- Red Sox vs Blaekfeet. Wednesday, May 11 Pirates vs I'anthers, ii low 1-Mi (tw ice), Harvard. Great Ur­ ol: charge ' ’uimdn, (twice), Holland H int ye a r, Argentina, Italy. Spain', r* tig, ||i- and Australia. '• But the; .Just Imfore leader *kj trick th t: ,,-ir .ni'n went to lainiiie i w He drilled ‘ signed for an additional fju! l>t t ’olitm- and so has until li>20 |0 ^ Pennsyl- wares to Yale nun. mt of the Tin- Derby race, m>\v an j;w ■unicrs for ant dale in the Yale sport* a )|r- as the tlar, once was over a coar» he Olymp- a nd five-sixteenths milt* j year the distance is U|) to! ( miles. To prepare a crevr crew won race and the two suceeedfo. roson over gattns. those with Princeton . (twice) Cornell at Princeton, and i es, Navy Harvard on the Tlminci, tn unior var- has boated threo separate ne Burgee ' of men called Blues, Whitesnl jtic Club, I crow. iYALE OARSMEN WORK HARD FOR COACH LEADER H | Hk N a t u r a l Tobacco / Taste flu' jsP Just pal those weary, shoe.crink­ led. aching, burning feet into a Tiz hath. When your feet ache nnd burn, Tiz, nnd only Tiz, will bring relief. Tiz is grand, glorious for to r­ tured feet. It draws the swelling 'iml poisons and acids right out. Stops the pain of corns. Puts your feet Into perfect condition. Got a box of Tiz now at any drug or department store. Don’t suffer. Have feet that never hurt, never get tired. Loin pari: Chesterfield wiiJi any of the highly-sweetened cigarette* and you’ll have the answer. Natural sweetness, natural character, natural to­ bacco taste, the very thing you smoke tobacco for! , SOUTHERN LEAGUE Little Rock 0; New Orleans 10 Atlanta 4; Nashville 0. Birmingham 8 ; ChnOann igu 3, Mobile 4; Memphis 3, INTERNATIONAL I,EACH l Baltimore 1-0; Toronto 3-1. Syracuse 5-12; Newark 7-13. Buffalo 5-0; Jersey City 7-7. Rochester I; Reading 3. AMERICAN ASSOt IATION Milwaukee tl- Indianapolis It. Minneapolis 3; Toledo 12. St. Paul 8; Columbus PL Kansas City 5; Louisville G. SOUTHEASTERN Suvuntiuh 0; St. Augustine 5. Columbus 7 Pensacola 2. Seim* 2; Montgomery 7. Other not scheduled. When the fumous clock in St. Paul’s Cuthedral, London, broke down recently, a workman, watch In hand, w is stationed In the tower to move .the hands of the time­ piece forward second by second. -a n d yet, they're MILD Taste It! Smell It s Entirely Different Wright Grocery Distributors Xm*>qutt & Mtbu T oiiaoco Co �V-f “ ‘'r1' ■ MMV.TO* n 1 KENT VULCANIZING WORKS, 1— H elp W a n te d F e m a le HOOD AND GOODYEAR TIRES, U. S. L. BnUerien. EXPERIENCED WHITE WOMAN Distributor.*. Cliundled TO ASSIST IN' KITCHEN. AP­ Commercial Avenue PLY AT ONCE. TASTY SHOP, -’OH N. PARK AVE. OPPOSITE LINCOLN — FORI) —TORDSON CO l JUT MOOSE, j 'I 1 • Edward Higgins lne. — —i-.-i — j • •_ Commercial & Palmetto. Phone A31 (!—Help Wan led tiMale) f »«“rfiV n[1.nber ot inPwonli ?D“tJV |„.jul« bcL t'U f,1 ,i raie» “rn 1 I P* ’ to..-- NJ u,‘ K ilW lJuf iiaTHO will he rB ACTo. i . t « rut c liar« e;l [ ^ “ iSuVd ot wofJ I'i^trraS'" " ne-be reIrJ* 7no “will b ’HOSB A* -H. c<ji|ect*»r ^JiV uD' "or l,n>,ne1 n.t' LBifdlat'1 are pay* "nMl»n‘ w p u b lic a tio n . 1 MODEL TRIM CO. We trim the car, not the owtic Plume 817 for estim ates P. W. RADFORD SEMINOLE HUDSON- ESSEX INC 200 Oak Ave. Phone 11 Cui'V r e c e l v - (INO OO'.’VffVi by »t:00 Jljg lp B h llih rtf t h e •>»..« more it*I* / J l r t t o n i, JK« than one 4— H u s in e s s S e rv ic e th e re fo re “ » -.wttAKCB ORDERS B a f f in , m«J« la perM" ' f(lc- 01 or T',a by S— F in a n c ia l rtrtCATION INDhX: The f,/el»V>lflc«tlpne are J* . .ml nnmhered tor llrel T|iey nro made* 'ferertce^n * , „ Uin,ir* under ea c h h ead * alpUaDett- FIED nATF. SenUDULB .. wi_. achetlulo toll* 10 nf »iH nolbl nd* f r o m jJ wonl» f,ir on® '* 1°.: VVhen rentereil ordered. Mi'll H»« ' v,tl t,d »« s word*. r t r « o r » > aH i« S j LANEV.H DRUG STORE—1 sertptions, Drug/, Soda. We r.s near you us your phone. Call THINK—If you nre thinking of building, why pay the Architects several hundred dollars for plans, when you can get the same free, and keep your money in your pock ct . For further information see SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS. V. C. Collet-, Prop. Building Con­ tractor. General Shop & Mill Work and House Painting, 115 N. French Ave, Phone 235-J. LUMBER and complete line cf building m aterial. Low prices. Security Lumber Co., “ Wlicro Good Grades Come From" Maplu ami Sixth. Phone 737. found in Woolworth'a owner can have them by lomoliilcs ;R-50—Sedan for x K. care Herald. Phonograph Repairing Pinno Tuning By experts with 17 years exoerience. Santord Music Store and Gift Shoppe Room 10 & 11 McLander Arcndc. Phone 832. i CONCRETE in every shape and form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ mentals, etc. Sanford Cement lTod ucts Company, Fifth and' Maple Sts. Phone 112-W. CLARENCE SMITH General Contractor 000 West First Street a t Phone 4-11 lOOSr SANFORD T, New Sanford Bnostci ijdsyini: hunch of celery CLEANING, PRESSING. DYING :b, Ptuilcboker Agency —“We do it Belt or," Try us. Roy­ i Gance Co. al Cleaners and Dyers, .1. C. Jackson, GOli Hi.at Second St., Phone •181-J. ___ ________ HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY —Cleaning, pressing, tailoring HODGE cars ami Grahnin Trucks (05 S. Palmetto Avenue. Phone Ilti-J, 13th St. Phone 3. METAL ROOFING—The Roof Ev­ erlasting. Metal shingles; standing seam tin and galvanized roofs. Sec Jam es II. Cowan. Ou* nve. and Thild St. Phone III. iKFOUl) ItUICK CO 112 Magnolia Ave. Phono 307 IUPS- MAR MON’ S doti! Automobile ( IMlin Ave PTetxrriNG tuc Mat 78G OFFICE l®NADCAL TC 6CMC ' ^ c a h ! o rc o o K se ? * VIE DON’T WANT s TYTC T o KNOW ( a b o u t tr * ~ - r / \ N A \ T 'si6 v M M / V \ w ayT - g osvu o o m t\ B £ s a - \M P A V 5 h \0 K iT , . i - l . . . v , ^ , ___ — ' ' m e -V l - ^ b o w \-r AWAW A M lN M O T PAJJTMENT -r/n u r at Lite,Clemeiis' Apartm ents is nqw vacant, i s — W a rn e d T o He a | pply Apt. one. Rents reduced. FURNISHED APARTM ENT- WANT TO RENT— a a-room bungalow close in. Rent mUbt le Thrbo rhoms and bath, nil mod reasonable. Apply Jjiiii Sanford cm conveniences, pood location Ave. reasonable rent. Phono 831-.1. ER TTvA/O , - iH A f S -fK ’ vepw BEST Kikioa C \ G A R t B A M O S I 'M V s a v i m ’ . X XOOV<G.tV \ CLOSE y (\ I a — H ousos F o r Sulc COM FORT A RLE—furnished homo for .sale. $1000 cash, balance THREE ROOM Furnished apart easy monthly payments, ('tniluotu ment. $35. 018 Oak Ave. .'It Office, next Masonic Hitler. FIVE ROOM nUN(JAI.OW:Locnt cd on corner in Sanford lleigliH. Iairgo rooms, well constructed, plenty of windows, largo porches, complete hath room with shower. Electiii- range and w ater heater Two licit rooms, large living room, etc. Owner lives out "f the city ami is willing to sell a t less than FURNISHED— Apartm ent, up­ present value. $100 cash and $71 stairs, with screened porch; garage. monthly will iniy the propelty. Oil Park Ave. Inquire 007 Park Hex 70, care The Herald. Avo. PARK AVENUE RESIDENCE:— TWO rooms, kitchenette and hath; withm casv walking distance of beautiful outlook; r 11 improve- the heart of Sanford. An attractive m ^rts; attractively furnished; house on large lot. Double garage modernle rent by week. Young’s two bed rooms, living room, h itm ­ CHICKS We hatch from Apartm ents, office 200 N . Park en ami dining room. Complete bath room including shower hiitfr. ouglibreiols only special!'/ Ave. Rain water tank, house is partly Reds $Di a 100, Orlando Ha Orlando Fin. THREE-ROOM Furnished A part furnished. Price $050(1. Only $250 cash required. Box -181 care The ment. Apply llcrald Office. Sanford Herald. 11— .M iscellaneous NEWLY —furnished apartm ents COTTAGE —on rear of —Well established pay- for rent, on Park Ave, Three SMALL lot on Magnolia Avenue. A desir­ hop. Reasonable. Sick- bW ks from First St. Slimmer able place to live while building a for selling out. Phone t rates. D. L Thrasher. larger home on the fuftU of the V sll-w M O T H E R S G c . T G R W Y lot. Owner is in need of a little 10— H o u s e s F o r K ent rash and will sacrifice the place The stove sate Is now on my on a t less than its real value. $50 cash tire stock at cost. I). W. Short Me THREE ROOM cottage, bath, mo and $50 monthly buys it. Box N. >'5000 INTEREST in Oviedo Cel- $25 CASH AND $10 monthly will ilorn conveniences, near May care Huiald. Lander Arcade. cry farm to exchange for San- 1buy well located lot on Laurel fair. 1118 E. -1th. Phone 857—J. ford home or Northern property. Avenue. This property is close in Celery farm embrace* (!5 a c e s , 15 land is surrounded with good lookTWO REFRIGERATORS — Good FOR SALE—Two lots in Oak Hill considers nmv in operation, planted to cel* I ing homes. A fine site for a condjtion; priced reasonable,Pier­ HOUSE for rent, seven rooms, 2 ami two lots in Buena Vista $050 Phone 88 cry and pcppcis. Box 2V care H e r-j home. Box A. B. O. care Hernld. son Lai kin, Inc. McLander Arvada baths and sleeping porch. 2-car g a r­ each, cnsli payment a ml ter ms to ------——age. 1119 Park Ave. Apply 1201 suit purchaser. Box xz care H ar­ Phone 880. Park Ave. or Phone 12!. old. PARK AVENUE 1,0 1 —Ju st south W a n te d FOR RENT ‘CHEAP’, owing to of Thirteenth Street, facing east, going north will rent fine suburban 21)— F arm s F7?r Suit* can lie b o u g h t for *2.750 on any home, grove, chicken yard, garage reasonable term s. This is an ex­ ctr., to responsible parties giving cellent locution for a Dupi x care to same. Address P. O, box Apartm ent House. Box 100 cate 857, Sanford, Fla. The Sanford Herald. BEST HUY IN AGRICULTUR­ AL LAND NEW HOUSE at Svlvnn luike near In The State Of Florida WANTED TO BUY—: T railer fol­ Paula, a beautiful location with FORT MELLON CORNER LOT.— low boat. Phone 05 or 107.1. In the flowing well district near In first section, will sell for $2,000 concrete walk, porches, facing the isnnfoid, with clay subsoil, On on terms of $25 rush and $10 park, garage ami etc.; r sponsible I t—Rooms Without Board. monthly. Address Box 101 c&ro (•arty can rent at $15 p -r month. the highway and one milo from The Herald. Will he ready In few tin vs. Address It; IL station. 2 CONNECTING BEDROOMS, .112 P. O. Box 857, Sanford Herald. Syl­ Already cleared, Perfect W. First St. Inquire 113 Elm van Lake is a highly restricted ,, /hywmgp. r , , M • ti Avenue. Virgin soil of unsurpassed fe r­ 2U—Miscclfeincotis For Sale community of homes where 28 new tility', will grow anything. homes ore in the building. Furnished bedroom 1,000 Acres in units of 5 a c r e , hot water. 101 Palm MODERN. —furnished bungalow as many as yon want. PIANO. $150. Schumann upright mahogany. $125; hoy's hicvclo for rent. I<ow rental to respon­ I AT A PRICE SO LOW IT WILL $.1; | (15 Sinn ip* repeating rifle,' "Make Your Head Swim" sible party. Inquire a t Iu2 High­ Furnished bedroom, -til land St. Or 107 First Natl. Bank $22 50; $150 elect.rie self healing Home Seekers, Here Is Your rhuliiotu Company (’banco washing inn? Ill ne, $18, Inquire 21(51 Chuhmtu Fla, Bldg. Palm etto Avo, It May Never Come Again ROOMS, With or without meal* MODERN, If you ran make a small cash furnished bungalow Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. for lent. Low rental to respon­ payment and finance your first TWO RUGS for sale. sible pnrty. Inuuiig at 402 High­ I crop, it will easily pay for the 15— A p artm en t Fur Kent buggy, good condition land St. Or 407 First Natl. Bank land. ; If you are looking for a “Snap" Avenue. Bldg. TWO FURNISHED I -room garage • Here It Is apartm ents, till Park Ave. Sum­ Sec Mo At Once [lit RENT: Five room hen«o 717 PALMETTO AVENUE LOT. — W. ?/. YOUNG mer rat?s. Phone 251, West First St. Apply K. E, Page, north of Hughey Street. Will sell QUANTITY of hard w Bargains In Real Estate 21 Oak Ave. Plum • 70s W for h'“s than cost if taken at once. Pine cut in lengths, sol ' Park Ave. and Commercial St. FURNISHED— garage apartmen Easy terms. Address S. It. S. d e a r and haul away. A cool and pleasant; price iVasoi TEACHERS HOME, —furnished Box 857, Sanford, Fla • are The Sanford Herald. able. 801 Union Ave, Phone 058-\ complete. Close to xchools. Ac­ comodations for ten. Four entranc­ FURNISHED—apartm ent for rent es, two baths, Hot and cold water, 1101 Elm Ave. Corner lis t. gas electricity. Double garage Terms with nr without meals. Ad­ dress Box. W. care Herald. Phone 137 WIGHT-CU RISEN BERRY RUIN’ SHOP — Printing, Engraving Embossing. Sea us first. We d it. Phone 417-W. R. R. Avenue piONOCRSTAND By William CLEAN— Apnrtmcnt I and 2 17— H u s in e ss P la c e s F o r Ite n t rooms; kitchenette, private bath, hot water. Welnka A partm ents. ATTRACTIVE rooms to rent for Phone 3U7-J. store* or offices f t P*fk Ave.t Ell It N LSI I ED —Apartment coi.l I ftiul Commercial Street.; W and (piiet; space fry , car 1imI'j Young, Owner, 208 Park Avo. posito C ourt IHyiihe, Union AveJ THREE-ROOM Fu ment. Apply Mrs 1011 W. Ninth. CHIROPRACTIC —Adds yenrs t-> LOANS life and life to years. Dr. W. F. Mac-Don pa I 1st. National Hank AN' UNLIMITED supply *»f money at all times, hundreds of home­ Illdp, Phone 482J. owners are taking advantape of our easy-pay ment loans. Quick s r“ WE CLEAN YOUR RUGS" vice. .1. II. Jackson, 112 East Sec­ Absolutely Clean. Phone Orlando 1105.1 or drop us u ond St. Phone Oil, card. All Rugs called for ami de­ livered. Russ M attress Co. 1122 WANT TO RORROW $1.10 for -,ix months, cun give good security. Church St. Orlando. Address Widow, care Herald. H. L. Perkins — Haberdasher headquarters for Collegiate MONEY—To loan on improved de­ Clothes. 110 First Street. sirable business ami rcsicdntm! property in Sanford. Address BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation Loan, P. O. Itox 508. City. boxes and general cement work Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Tcr- } l)— L ivestock willcger, Prop. 1 l^ u p b o a e . lle c o n tln »re not v n l ' i . TaV« run: sankoud tiBitalp, monpav, aprii furnished nuarlmentfl private baths, hot and cold w ater, gas, double parage. Summer rates. 180(1 Park Ave. D E L I G H T F U L L Y — C ool HIVE ROOM —modern house in Loch Arbor, all conveniences: irage. G. S. Witmer. P. O. Box tf-BUTTRe GOYSARC/POrnflG OP TftCtRSAVINGS AND YteRC GOING T o TIC S W e LOCAL BUTTER 5>0PPkY 50 ( THAT HC’CL HAVC TO BoY HtOM V OS VfRCNJtE'S READY T o x ' \ M ARK ET T ttS POP Gd R mr* O r Xf ' krl 9 Few thing’s you can buy helps quite so i& m Tires And Tubes much to bring: Home Happiness as The Greatest Tire Value Ever Offered And Guaranteed By The Firestone Tire A Rubber Co. We til.su offer Heal Values Nothing- means more to your children Po M cT Efie i GOING r°M:Y IN THAT — hpw '£iiNCveR) o rre c c o ro A KfM e (NON t r J ) VJELL, I ' M SORRY. C H IC K -' X HAD NO XDEA YOU’D THAT'S WHAT X WANTED To see. Voo a boo r - how m uch w il l Yo u Player Pianos and Grands loan m£ NATIONALLY PRICED s e iNTepesrep- s u s e .Y o k ; caw HAV6 f\ CHANCE HOW MUCH DO , YOU W A N T T o V IN V E S T ? ^ SANFORD MUSIC STORE and GIFT SHOPPE McLANDER ARCADE c >tr orr ext;' V. M« tLWV'Cr UK SANFORD AVE �n i f i SANFOKij iiE t u ij ) .' MONDAY, APRIL 25,. 1927 Names,trademarks and All merchandise equip m ent and service ad Know Sanford! labels that are pledges ot responsible firms « vertised on thi s pag What Sanford Makes and Sells and your protection in buying represent th e utnios in buying M ANUFACTURING—JOBBING—WHOLESALE— RETAIL 1 Type "B" i n l e t ............................. ................................. 3 Manholes -Ml ft. deep @ $50.00 ................................. 1 Manhole 0-8 ft, deep @ $01*.00 ................................ •1,08!) I.in. Tt, 3 inch drain tile (Jp $100.00 per M. 1.11*1 I.in ft. 12 inch pipe laid @ $1.00 ..... ............. 352 Lin. ft. 18 Inch pipe laid 0-G ft. deep tfi> $1.12V4 : (Continued From Page One) (Continued From Page One) 100 I.in. ft. 18 inch pipe laid 0-8 ft. deep (£) $1.05 are available for the removal of from the pressure of battling marooned victims of w aters, and ngninst the northerners in the Pu­ Engineering 5 per cent. McLandur Arcade Legal expenses, advertising, etc 2V5 per cent hundreds more sm aller bottoms li ow* Nan king district. arc living assembled ns other The Chinese press, which tends Six months interest carrying charge to) 5 per cent points as rapidly as possible. to favor Chiang, declares th a t Secretary Hoover and General Oencral Feng Vuh Slang, the TOTAL COST ............................................................................ $20,182 Jadw in will hoard a government “Christian general'’ is not ready Farrell & K aggelt vessel here tomorrow to survey Note: The final cost exceeds th e preliminary cstlnmto hy $ 101. to give Ins support to the Hankow With Good Glut! the entire region ns far ns Vick<- government, but teems to favor which amount is to he borne by the City. (JIVE YOUR CAR A TREAT! burg, W hether they will go on to Chiang Hal Stick. Final Assessment per foot frontage $1,003. Consistent mm of rlesn, re­ New Orleans will be determined Reports from Peking indicate liable. gasoline, free from sed­ l»v the conditions revealed in their FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. iment and foreign m atter, adds , q r s t hand survey of conditions in (hat Chiang Tsn Lin Is using pres­ sure upon his troops in Honan, Foot Final (o the life of or your en lUpjwr Mississippi and central Arkmightily tu urging them forward against the Name : Jtnsas. Desrriptlon Frontage Asscssm glne. Hankow troops. ‘Unexcelled Service Cui down your operating e\ FORT MELLON. SANFORD, FLORIDA. T here ore conflicting reim rts pi1list’s I11 I railing wilJi u s. R. It. Ilcrg * concerning the strength of the Sanford’;* Only Hankow armies, duo persistent re­ ILL. Dean Lot 2 2 ............................... s, ., port being to the effect th at large Confectionery Then. P. Ilcrg Lot 23 ......... . *51 sections of it have gone over to u « ..... ................ “■ Chiang and are engaging Chang w. p.c«rtM First and Sanford Tan Lin’s armies in the name of W .P .e .r tc r U 1 2 -, ......................................... Chiang. I 'rank Lessing Lot 20 .............................................. jg,, Rhodes Lockhart Lot 27 g j 231 LONDON. A pr. 25 - (INF.) — ^ ojj! American mid Hritish warships 3. W. Me Known Lot 28 .................................... have engaged with Chinese b a tte r­ L. S. Retnshurg Lot 20 ^ Z ies at Stinking, according to nil ad­ •I. ('. Hiitcliinsnri Lot 30 ............. ...... r,o 231 m iralty radio from ('hinkiaug to­ E. Rumjtli i;»t 31 ........ ’ gg gj, day. The Home Of The dispatch stated that the Uni­ Mrs. P. II. Dooley Lot 32 ............ ... , 4111 111 ted States gunboat Peary ami the L. Hoyle Lot 33 ........*........................ . 40 18 I'ASTUERIZEb MILK AND Hritish gunboats Kneppel and Martha Chappell Lot 34 ................................................ 45 o() LAND O’ LAKES MUTTER Wolfsey were fired on from the Lot 35 ...................................................n o 34 110 W. 2nd St. Pimm bluff at Sunkiiig and th?y returned J. E. Ritchie the fire with their main arm am ents. Ft. Mellon De’ vclopmcnt Co. Lot 3 0 ........................................... ,,0 f . n i i l t i : i i oi *| P I i ll . I I ' \ T I O N Mrs. Daisy Uandel Lot 41 on r,H ns in t i i i : o n t f r i T c o u r t . t w k n T V - T l l l l t l * J f l M i ' I A L «’l I t l ' t ’ IT Mrs. Daisy Handel Lot 42 ........! gp’ OF I'l.O lt 111.\, IN AN1* I’Vilt h k m w. n. Zachary Lot 43 .......................... . (J(, 7,1 INO Li: 1 '( IUNTY; IN i 'l l A M ’Hit V. N .\o.\ll At.ZINA WYI.I.Y mill AL- Dlga Coleock Lot 44 ,.ft ItHItT WVI.I.V, «’<>miilulnaiil», vs in charge of imtinnn! headquarters, W .S. Earle Lot 45 ... 00 S Mimufat lurors of 11 HINSON. H u m I W A H 8 lie arrived here Ibis morning to II WiK.iltTII. Lot 40 .........................x ......................... Gp 27 anil T l t A F F o l t l ' U lto P - J.T.O IU on (begin his duties. Fioslcr is on n KltTI IIS FOItPultATlVl.N. A C o r­ R. E. dackson Lot 47 ...................... 59 35 7,poral loo. Defendant h. I trip through Ihe Hood area with T o lltosh W n i l s w o r t h , M o n t g o m e r y , C. Haynes | Secretary of Commerce Hoover. Lot 48 ................ 50.35 21 .M o n tg o m ery C o u n t y . A l a b a m a : Henry M. linker, Red Cross diMrs. Htclln Arrington Lot 49 50.35 21 T h e ii lm v e -s ty le il sill! h a v i n g b e e n 4*Ask your neighbor” ; lector cf relief, has established I n s lltn ti'il f o r Ih e l o i r p o s y o f for- - Mrs. Hnxel Moughton Lot 50 ...................................... r>D.ar» 21 t.m pnpirv general relief headquar­ ■lo s in g a t n o r t g a g e r x e e u t e i l by It. It. .lolniKon uinl H u g h W n i l s w o m i in Ft. Mellon Development C». I,ot r»| ........................... r,9.35 21 ters in Memphis. I'liouc 01 s e c u r e th e p a y m e n t t o t h e alo tv o I’t. Mellon Development Co, Lot 52 59 35 21 n i i n o il c o m p l a i n a n t * of deferred KNOXVILLE, Tcnn., Apr, 25— l o o i liiise inoni'V p a y m e n t s <1«*•• t h e m Edw. Higgins Lot 53 gp 21 t h a t e e r t a l n I n d e n t u r e of m o i l (INK) - .Secretary of Commerce ion r a g e ilaluit ^tlih d a y o f A u g u s t . I OSS, Ft. Melton Development Co. I,nt 54 .................... no 2’ H o v er, beginning today an in­ unit r r i ’u riliil In M o r t g a g e I Rink Lot 55 .................... (;o 21 spection tour of the flood stricken " 20" a t p a g e " l e t " of tile p u b li c Evercll Dash urea, expressed concern over the re c o r d * of S e m i n o le C o u n t y , l-'lortdn Ft. Mellon Development Co. Lot 50 no A nd 11 a p p e a r i n g f r o m t h e s w o r n safety of Now Orleans, where the Idlt of co m p lain t h e r e i n filed angry w aters of tho Mississippi a g n l n s l y o u t h a t y o u d o n o t r e s i d e Done hy experts, keeps your rur looking like new River are three and one half feet w i t h i n tile S l a t e o f F l o r b l n ; Unit FR EE CRANK CASE BERVICE you a re o v e r th e a g e of tw e n ty - o n e above nornml flood level. y e a r s , a n d t h a t t h e r e is 110 p e r s o n The present river H i n g e there is III tile Stale of F lorid a tin; service reported at 20.7 feet, with the w at­ upon whom o f a soOpocn.i would lo> er still rising the normal flood landing upon yon: T i l Kit KFO ItK, IS 11Hit III tV O l l U K I l K l i that you level of 17 feet. Tho highest in IT he amt nppear In the Idll of c o m ­ history was 21.2 feet in 1922. If plaint in this cause file d against protecting works around the city you at the Court House at Sanfoul. Florid a. 011 Ihe r.ili day of go down. Hoover fears th at New June, A. 11, IH27. and Ihcn rind Orleans may suffer disnstcrotiHly. lliero make answer to said Idlt of Hoover, sent hy President Cool- complaint file d agaliiNt you In said Fk Mellon Development Co. Lot Gli A Card For Every Oeeasion ........... ..... 59.35 273.19 idge to tlm flood legion to per­ cause. I T IS F U I I T I I Kit O U M K I I K I ' lion A. F. Folium I ait (17 ............................ ....................... 69.35 273.19 fect relief organizations in cn- this order o f poldlea 1 ion he publish. With tt thought that will bring chrcr 273.19 1operation with tho Red Cross, ’s ed tu T h e Sanford Herald. « n e w s ­ W. M. Thigpen Ia>t (18 ..................................................... nfi.nD accompanied hy Mnj. Gen. JuJwiii, paper im hllslod in Sanford. S em i­ Ft. Mellon Development Co. Lot 09 ..................... 59.35 273.19 nole County. Florida, once each chief of arm y engineers, Week fo r four ronseciuIvo weeks. C. E. Patterson Lot 70 ...... ................................ 59.35 273.19 The section from Vicksburg In W I T N E S S my hand ns Clerk o f C. E. Patterson Lot 71 ............... ...................... fio 270.18 New Orleans, n .distance of 311(1 Ho* c ir c u it rt.noi o f the T w e n l y thlrd .Indlelnl Circuit o f FlOl'Idti. In Ft. Mellon Development Co. Lot 72 ....... ........ 00 270.JK miles, is causing considerable enn- and fo r Hemlnoh County, and the cern. It is in this section th at the Seal o f hmId Court, on this 33rd day Ft. Mellon Development Co. Lot 73 ....... .. .............. GO 270.18 hardest task confronts the Red of Apt II. A. U 11(27, Ft. Mellon Development Co. Lot 74 ......................... 00 270.18 V. K. I )O t h II.ASS. ’ Cross in caring for refugees. Arm­ Clerk of c ir c u it Court of Ft. Mellon Development Co. Lot 75 .............................. 00 270.18 ed guards nro patrolling the dang­ Scinlunht County, Florida T H E ID E A bD R U G STORE (S E A L ) er points in this area. Ft. Mellon Development Co, Lot 70 . .. .................... 00276.18 I!.': A. M. W K K K S , A fter conferring at Memphis With a camplvli* lliu* I l f Drtiaw, (.'ixnu‘1it's, and .1. W. Humes Lot 77 .............................................. _ CO.lfl 270.92 with Henry M. Baker, director of U.'frnjdiinn Drinks. Mabel It. Monroe Lot 7K ....... ............... ........................ 00. 270.18 Red Cross relief work, Hoover and Jmlwln will s ta rt a tour of the Mrs. David Walker lad 79 ................ ............................... 00 270.18 I Mississippi. H. L. Perkins Lot 80 ......................................... . 00 27C.HJ If it’s A EL E. Page Lot 81 ........ ......................... ........ CO 270.18 K. E. Page Lot 82 ...........................‘................... GO 270.18 ESSEN, Germany, Apr. 25— R. F. W hitner.Jr. Lot 83 .................................................. 89.35 273.19 (INS) Quiet prevailed in Essen II. F. Whit nor, Jr. Lot HI ...... 59.35 273.19 today following fighting between R .F . W hitner.Jr. Lot 85 ................................................. 59.35 273.19 Fascists and Communists on Sun­ day when 22 persons, including a J. Crawford Lot 80 ......................... ;......................... 59.35 * 273.19 CHEAPER number of women, were wounded W. M. Thigpen Lot 87 ..................................................... 59.35 273.19 in clashes. Knives and gunn were Sanford’s only Floral Simp. E. ILA ntosh Lot 88 ................................ .............. 59.35 273.19 used. & Ft. Mellon Development Co, Lot 89 ........................... 00 270.18 FLOWERS AND FLORAL DESIGNS FOR Finland so dislikes Holahcvlsm Ft. Mellon Development Co, Lot 90 . ......... 00 270.18 ALL OCCASIONS. (hat forty red automobiles contain­ F t. Mellon Development Co. Lot 91 ................. • 00 270.18 Mrl.ANOER ARCADE ed in nn assignment from an Ame­ Ft. Mellon Development Co. Lot 92 ......... .................. 00 270.18 rican manufacturer had to he re­ :121 Ei first St. painted before Finnish buyers H. F. Gleason Lot 93 ..................................................... 00 270.18 would consider them. W. n. Dyson Lot 94 .......... ....................... ................ 00 270.18 The above and foregoing Final Assessments are payable In full BRABHAM D C * A C NOTICE a up to June 1st, 1927, without interest; and a fte r such date said assess­ TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON THE And IRON i H i / \ i J ments are |Miynh)u in ten equal annual installm ents with interest at 8 FOLLOWING AVENUES: ELLIOTT AVENUE AND SUMMERLIN AVENUE FROM FOURTH per cent P*r annum on nil deferred payments. Witness my hand ns .City Clerk und the Seal of the City of San­ STREET TO EIGHTH STREET. ford, Florida, this 22ml day of April, A. I)., 1927. Tin- following is the final estimated cost of paving Elliott Avenue “SEEDS—OUR BUSINESS" L. U. PHILIPS, City Clerk. and Summerlin Avenue from Fourth S treet South tq. Eighth Street, ( S |: a i .) with a « inch rock base surfaced treated, n width of 24 feel. 9,(11 I Cu. yds gruding (ft) 40c ................................... $ 3,845,00 5,665 Lin. ft. concrete curb and gutter (gl 76<1,305.40 84 Liu. ft. flush curb tfp 35c ...... ............................................. 29.40 6.631 Sej, yds, surface treatm ent @ 30y * 1,989.30 0.7H3 Sq. yds. 0 inch rock base tin H0c ......... .................... 5,126.40 5 Type "A" Inlets tfj) $35.00 ........................ .............................. 175.00 • 10 Million Needed Many Chinese Are In Flooded Section, Reported Slain In Hoover Announces Fight Near Swatow NEED A STOVE? B AG G ETT’S Burgess Milk Products Company ZZ. Zachary-Tyler Veneer Co. I/ZZ'ZZZ Better Fruit & Vegetable Crates Pierson and Larkin McLnnder Arcade—A. II. Platt, Mgr, Your G uarantee Of the highest type me chnnlcal repair work is our past Das, Oil and Vulranid IHark Raven Ulean»f t Pop Dressing Year’s Experience Wheeless & Welsh Next to Ford Garage 2LS Oak Ave, THE'TOP OF YOUR CA It Is half Hit* nppearenco of your rnr.-D nn’t let it hp|imr <*lu , and full of holes. ' “We Trim The Car And Not The Owner” Model Trim Company PA IN T UP—CLEAN UP! F«r 30 Days we will sell paints, varnish, oil nntl lirushm i| bargain. A good painter to pul it tm at till Iimek. Pee Gee Cash Paint Sto Z..Z"ZZZZ Refrigerator FISK TIRES TH E WOULD FAMOUS McK i n l e y e d it io n riii- lies! edited, best printed, must readable, teachable and n ttrsrllv e ‘dilion on the market. Sanford Music C NEW THIRTEEN PLATE tniAKANTBED ONE YEAH EDW ARD HIGGINS, Inc SALT WATER KISSES t— A .MOST DELICIOUS CONFECTION MADE f)AILY W ater’s Kandy Kitche S T E W A R T , The Florist Santord Stove Furniture Co. Kilgore Seed Company RIVE’S GARAGE New Batteries HURMOBILE AND MAItMON Make their own friends Buy one and bo Convinced GAS GENERAL REPAIRS OH F ord s 1U Sanford Automobile Co. Hof-Mac Battery Co I*. A. More, Bros. 117 E. Second St. For (he promptest service and I m o s t K im if ary dry c le a n in g Seminole Pressery v. Sanford Loan & Savings Co. (Incorporated) Investigate Our E ight Por Cent I>ro1 Sharing Stock Service ShoeSho SHOE REPAIRINC Cleaned �v'./.r .V* •*’ >*-> f ^ N E W S P - « ’E B Fftrtly ebudy tonight nnd Wed* * * ¥*\: * Ip t t |f i M> ' *jf} netduy! prereded by showers to­ E ^ gS S oU sJ no5 night in southeast portion. 1a*list'd \\ ire International Nl-vs service ' 11 Flier; SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY APRIL 20, 1027 M e m b e r A u d it Duron j O t C ir c u la tio n s Former Police Chief Tells Court Of Confession Mrtde By Wife O f Slain E d ito r l*L» N U M B E R 21 Between COURT HOUSE, LONG ISLAND ,1 .ml 11:10 A. M. ltd .aid he saw < '1A . N.. ^ .. Apr. 2(.—George \ .i Snyder in hod in her dtugjhMcLaugnlm former police com nun, ., , ....................... nhner o. New Vork ( ay. took Ut. . 1 ‘ * worn, lit went m o the room n H u d d le sto n A ml H u n t. Local w in e s , stand today a t the trial ■w ,ore Snyder tny-murdored. i !> -anderNoelDavti AI’s Questioner F irm . R eceive C o n tr a c t At nt Ruth Urown Snyder unci Henry t ;am whr. upset, Elsewhere in the & Judd G ray raid related the clrcum-i 1mi. ■d icie r draw ers had been puli L (jolt. Wooster C ast O f SlM.tiSS; W o rk On Muncos which remitted in the at id out rtrul the house wits In a Ilu ih lin f; It e i; i n s S h o rtly It Red confession of Mrs. Snyder generally idLnnlcdcd (fondlUmi. l e i . i v e s . A s |*lane T1 /-* i• TT. tl.iit she assisted her lover in the "l went to Mrs. Snyder uml ad;-’ MOOVC1* v O I l i I R l I C S I l l S Red Cross C hiefs Re-* Making_Tcst Run, brutal m urder of her husband, A t-ied her i*.r information," Me LiughiaSrArchitecture Will Survey 0 f Section bukc NationalGuart; bi n Snyder, in the early hours *»f im testified. "She said (die canto m March 2ft. horn ntiol.t 2 A. M. frora a party •N l»e Similar To 'Church immediately preceding the for- ‘ • itii h r husband and daught’ A fter Organizing* fa n k For Ordering: Feoplt Intcrn'ati'Mud News To QuitTheirHome: R elief ForceMonday Structure Wi l l Bo E re c te d tuor path * commissioner ns a wit-i Mie said Hie went tu .deep and wa.i Milton a M r man \t I ' n n r l I, C...1 M n o n n l l ™ . ' tier 1,17 O O * " 1 1 I H I 1 C. Fidcoon, IIUCOW Il. *of! , l I icome ' l ’ l l l i ' ltime i l l l l ! iin n the l i n ; night uni.I. *> • •** Ten liioiif nnd srlunro milcs-an ! 1 r ’ A nti AlilUnnil.l, | Jto'dnire, who told of a house part:-' •it!i t. black motista. die seized' a ro ar almost, as largo ns the sta te , ItuIlduiR F o r S o cial E v e n ts that Rnydor. his wife and th e ir:! Ihd Made Enof Maryland—ininulnted. ni.io-ycnt old daughter, Lorain**, "Hid you make tin outcry?' I Two hundred lives, according to Contract for the'cnnatruciion of attended on the night of March I'd.1u !. d her. She said she did not. Tvf [|,lc R e c o r d With A' %*3f -'T-* '* cenMrvntive estimates, have been I Tlii.i nt course, made us cx’en more j the I’misii Hon ,> for the Holy II ■ testified that lost. Several hundred persons, i ".Mr.". Snyder tam o out to Ih? mimucIou*. I'm v; Kpisrojml Church was let Ul R c s c rv e E o re e ".Mrs. Snyder shod a few tear Break Near Vicksburg mnnj "I whom will die, hit now F i l ’C S A n i l D a n c e r O ' ■Monday nil* rii'Mii to Huddlenton kitchen while I was pouring the ill of pneumonia and other dism • i and Hunt. accordinR to nn an d tink:*. She said: ‘I am not feeling: when sho was told lut hnslinnd was in s tr ro N . Apr. 2 0 .— j Epidemic Increast easo . caused by exposure and j noiinceinent made to The Herald. v ety well tonight—will you give (V: ii.” Would Flood 10,0(10 privation. -.L ie u te n a n t to m -, Mr*. Snyder regarded M L augh' ; Actual work of the structure in to my drinks to Albeit ?” Horrors O 1’ Section More Square Miles Ono hundred thousand persons Albeit go: the drinks nnd som eilin ionlv. almost disdainfully, lie;.in in the immediate future, ii ■Noel Davis a n d L ie u t. c*v? ' was stated. * time later that night wns hludgo”1 asked Mrs. Snydii why she, have been evacuated from the r L || W ooster w e re Kill- i MEMPHIS, Tenn., Apr. 2G I'he i’ll.', for which the contract m id l<> rh"iih ns lie ley in a stupor didn't make nn outcry, when she. V JC K S B U B G , M ir.?.,: A p ril Hooded a rrm ill M i i>-dppL Arkv today in an a ir p la n e - ’ awarded was $2'i,CH8 and the in bed in hie own home. hr w that her husband had a m -i o » _m v c ji inlw„| notiri and Kentucky. Fifty* thous­ —A:t fires and danger of epl- w ' ‘ * , o ' H.,, U i i'p p i d and more are in danger zones l.dllditu: will he one of the most th * .Snyder home on March 20 j *n]i r unmtr his pillow,” M clam gli-: “ j jlefsicP. Va.. ueco rd -1 demies added to the horrnn ,‘.N . mnrirni c f its type in the south i Mcl.RU.Hiliil, ti'.itifle.l he went to lih said. "Rh> Imd no ekph. nation.' j 11It *‘»Sllfipt' illU fllflRK’ fl.'l.V tllP aw aiting fescue. a dispatch .to th e N a v y nf the Mississippi Rivet' W > . •■h i,si. Rcv\ Mortimer I g r i n te s t pciici.'-limt* r c llo f o rProperty d image may total f'loyer i. tor of the rlmtvli. de* nurnl. Tlift affthleni <>cfloods, reports were received • $riUO,ftftft;t>iHh i n i i.anizul inn mi I niu il S la te s J d a i <‘d. „t i.YIork, ri\>Cf j here toihiy of tt serious dis. K ecf tary of Commerce Hoover, j ) j t h isto ry , Sw trcliiry ui* Conill is to i.toiid at I lie corner of in charge of governm ent relief agreement between relief nu I fit r the p lan e hurt Foot tli S treet and .Magnolia Ave­ ititT ci' H oovi i’ a r r iv i'd to d a y work, in riding the crest of the en t’ioH in D ie M is s is s ip p i delta nue, din . ll" in llii' rear of the Iin th « hoJirf uf l ho Horn! to Virk: burg, where In* is | acre i nk'.V<d in •< *'• I T h e M is s is s ip p i Nation.* Charles ft. unroliall, whore let­ t in II ll, which five Mi" t on | 'ucit expected to hoard a hydroplane Al i s i I lt . -Am, " I ' m 'll. i p p i fit khI rc*ter l**. Governor Al Smith of New i AVenue. The aivliiteetiire i.i trt he for a fied hand survy of the Guard has ordered the forci L y wiiv p r e p a rin g f o r it York, ptM.silde pi<idcoli:il po i , ilrotli'al with I ha l iff tin* I'huivll. ffion. ilichen area. blc evacuation of fivu MiBslffstpp' | m i the AUniilh to i'flrt- hility, hroiiRlit out a ili-dnraiion I I'icipoiil ami lli'litliorno m e the IH-. fil l piir|)(i ,c v. i a fir it A rkansas City is the latest town towns to save* the lives of resident (uii) pii/o i’no ofSsmlthV '.iewt on the ii lutiou •>! | at cliit. I ■, ! hand survey nf condition! in the [a-tt.ip tie lit fl'iiu Now Itn; Hpiiinn i .iliiollh? chin h to the ' . . to lie used .JVu f Red Cross refugee camps which nre to feel tlio wrath of the flood. Its unwilling to leave their homes. residents have been ovaeuntRed Croes workers, according t Puti*. Idtuu-, i: u L.vyoi M a i.h a ll,, . . ..nil .1 m i .I i ..'m l affair ( jiv Ili-ali . lu s p c c L .r iL .I.er Dr. E. D liro tv n le e F.iH i At raring for upwards of Ktft.OftO 2.0U0 'Aiiari.an L*-pmn h tl who. like: ii.* t1ii.ul. and till in | ■" '* plans are drawn to assiir* Umtion Of Citizens T h a i homelrsfi m Louisiami anil M hilss- rd. many, .of , them stranded on io- reports rfeeived here, rebuked th l'ii*|iur<M '!'«» Enlunt* t ilt In Ilii.nl i naml aiii , tiition 1to riir nf "if.suer," i a ‘New Yml. ■ iijiim - ut. capacity The great nuestion m what ^ 1Cut national gunrd for this order, ri . . ,tor, nu n; j . • lTUpiMeii Knntlay Uaiiftball ippi. A ini Siitlt* M t'j‘,.11 ; ; L i lt hort lint' before no era .li., t(,rt vbmm |u> or,.||rrsl to Ids iihr.'iry’T ,,u "dior'hlp which tin gill will linnpeu to tt" lov es Tn the rlr p stands in the streets. eluring it was ncniitfit their ethie \\ ill He Vielation Of Law h .ver river re tion with the nrrivnl expect.', within Hie |U‘?:t few yearr. aiu.val i« erve c.rih or mi . lh<|llL |r, 1 AI Slake I lc a ll h Dec! Natch/. Raton Rouge, New Or­ to fores people from tholr homeUROl Of one story design, it. will liavo Lj, hui| In i n m riinrff • ot | leans and four cities along the under any cireumatanccs. of the c.rist. Hoover raid. L n-.me air nrlivilit a. and ML :-i. sippt must wait at least a li t Vft I i 'I ' l l a "f* ,l,l,htorinm extending u invar. I Tim following statem ent relative "They will die like rats unlec i Ilcnrhlng Greenville, MI":*., the , y I V.'L't’H A *’oitfei’v(j<’V tVno. ler had obtained K ^ j j ^ r J one ami nm- half .stories, with up <ek to know their worst fate, as they leave," gunrd officials deciarto tiie proposal of a muithei* of harden big city in the vntiii \ il•i. i . v. . i!a- fan for Sunday baseball in San­ 1 v. shortly hefnre day light the the crest of the flood has not yor ■ed. Secretary Hoover, it was or1 .. clan." npartnieiitM for the janitor May*..’ 1’orr IkAVc- la :.tt: mpl the New ached tiie southern stretches of pected will aettlo the iiuestion nnd a'.id var- ford was made thl morning by Dr, <Ihisca, gov.-i iinu'ut tin:, halted only her,* city i" illit ii. W LfLr> nt lamgiey I’ield said lk D. lirow hbe, pastor of the long enough for a hurried survey of th river. It travels a t tho rate of iL'clde whether the* towns will ** rr. idled ii.u* dairynie:’ ■ l j efeio hloel, with cllKTo exterior, Li, and M..... r were in Ik J I J 1 i M 1 / I I I the stricken area from motor Inun- "ift miles a .d a y is now nnproach- evacuated. P.oports of wrakenini’ I. to all Fin t Pr< sbylerian Church: in an order hy M levies south of Memphis were re ­ "Tticre a te n n to be a misnp- cht ■ before re inning her journey ing Vicksburg. t) i rom- I rh-'tlsieii jtbolll tiie legal status to Vicksburg, th <learing house . w illi vne milWiiM a p p e a r a n c e of dairy fliwhe ceived today. m»tnr I he c h u r c h . |j,!e 1,1 the field ill order to | ply with : ifP .tlt« i i 't Ii re- oi iiday baseball. I am rare “or rescue woik for the entire "MifUIMF V A T I7 C ’I1 A Kiiffineers a t Ferridny, La., d" I A covered pa; rage way i to 1,-i.li.tinii‘i . 1* • 1; kne tun hefore going Inin t ----to gel I ll.il no large mnnb r of Sanforil | fl ioded area oulli of Memphis. J ril/U tjJ j V U l l u • 1 U n d a te d tliot th<> lev es in that rev ei'ailed l tie I.milling with the l itiz ns would sign a pel ii inn re,TI." I'kine can-led a full J o h n M. L o rd D ies AI H om o tlou would not stand the thrv* Wuli the •*rer.; of I ho raging | i church, c.illi the entrance to the out of 1.0 •|n<•■ling lie* aiillmrities to ignore flood a tilth' I* di w Helena, Ark. roiinuitoly the mime | lW re y otllIn y " N lttl.( A f l r f Istler t m d u re through the rear foot rise predicted for th at point Iteple: t uWtier.t win* Rkit it v.o ild have c a rrie d tin* plain id specific law:: of , our at noon today, Hoover looked south*-., Thousand* ot etroa will he flood# : Vnil cl' the present chapel. On the L o n g llllu'K s; Hc*Cffoci I n ; i i ... have a In , v. M)*nl| reg- ': i", Th" : " (lowing i ■ the p r cut .card with upprehetc ivvur : To IhLuhi fliglii. if ih" lsvee break3 nt that point « »:t in. wind. V.IIUI. Tin* 1111' plain' i....... t Sanford Half Century Ago light of Hie main entrance to the iilidion : .. . pended law oi Florida in regard to i.lo (he noitli the w..ivt Ini" painted, Tpe lL .'tiia, Ark , reported wetltcnii. * ip.'irj !t I! i e, laying Magnolia |i<i. the field mid -ro>e levees. Shreveport, La., i'por*.j*( m making " ' • r ■ , J * , ,, Il.ou ,:.n*l T „ , t M <i ■ ppi and .1 trihutarlc : : tUI ' > n iu il', will he the Ite.lio ' . ,.||‘jee J ; : i til f. . mvit ill.' w’af* i*. j \ tn dt.i along tie; Rod Itlvur had n ■ Tim funeral uf .John M. Lord, hi land on the left, will ho a large their *';<(.ik ! I't ' V.i !’ • are Hung al imlnted poiuta but tiie ■I itary, m g. *i ♦in.® nut over th e wal>T a M.*n. Ig n a ty letengaging■ i> \ • , |lt v,;oli bu:i tubvldyd in every t ready placed two ainnll Loulsit u i , u, Z i , , j :! 'a r old ( ‘mifcdprate veteran who I room, taut all milk r h . eii tiie ’ W im m ediel-l,’\lnU! m ! 1111 ^t*n<luy. b l^trowW :.iW tiifcatcns no furthor R u le s W a iv e d A n (I V o te !s fowna under several f e :t of water thwk*’ VI,.. ’ ' i Hjilbl :,t «>Vl'id;.is • »i i :- np-.Hj} da: t moms are provid. d tiler i tfwbo.vm ■'-A ■w huo-W -ii ■ t,xlenk..f:, Ar theMet dr--i a re a .' n T a k e n T h fe P J o rn ln ? ;- R u t- j h u n d r e d .- r c i^ d r l^ n from thuig^ o ',,, no field l.lil» afternoTm at 1 oVIck cd eaiYncfi wing. There L; also to . ly. gam" ec n*(irl, such ns ,ba " '.'-.lo however, the nit1 w Viclcgburg, » Tt hc'IUII . , f , l.ne J Hie Little Fhene/er ChurtH. he a modern kitchen installed in post* Is T o Express Stoic ...... , , ___ , _ 'aalructcd by Ur. i: Inot hall or Imwling, n».t piay 1 it' in luntion grown grows more menarltig hour­ »««■« Kliici to the plane. jfl r i t n ,s | f,.i:,|lts. with Rev. It. 11. the reftr. Half-starved and nearly naked ■n pa to see | bowling nlh > , or horse i in , 'jy_ wilb New N -w Orleans, Hut th ir­ Lid iilih made solid Harnett,1 of Lakeland, iifficiatiui.' ■ .1. F. N. Huddleston, one of the Mayor ! !. 1 Apprcdntloh Of 102(> A id more than 10(1 .-2fuge?s, marooned ly, with *,i ■■* tii,. city cant:’ | whether as player, m anager <' t >. i- teenth city of the imLbvi, imperii| vh i the j11 i, • set Heal, lust tend the service - in charge of the ' partner: in the successful bidding that ev* :, in trre.s and housetops for 72 hour* V. into the' * • "d floors th e 'o r or otherwise .•-hall he i ei-r 1 led by the ever rising chuiincls, Hind dipped into th : water. Masonic lodge. Interment will he I firm was fereinnn of construction TALLAHASSEE, Fin., Apr. 20 were brought into i-clnnd todnj penalty 1 t .'M * U1 j a comply with guilty of a misdemeanor and rhnll ! Ifsd Unit* which were car- in Luke ^'icw Cemetery. A bill that would appropriate) Several hundred more wore found -on the < 'v Hall ImiHing for the the uni.' ’ . A fter a survey of the Mississippi 'he punish*'’ i»y a fine not a c e !, |cr he.iil in the plane catino front Hie f’hisen’s wheel hour/ of $50,(100 to the MiHsiusippi volley in various parts uf tho Mississippi • Death came tn the pioneer citizen Gerhrieh Company, and has also citizens i f l lug $lft0, nr by imprison men. i i Hut Icrashed down upon Davis through !l rf "The :. virtually the entire district of 252 flood victims wns introduced in tlm delta, many badly In need of inrdi* infirmities nf ago and ! hern nssiviatcd with a number of f . crushing them t« complications, attending physiei- j major jobs throught central Flor­ Sanford . •Mr.l t .* at every p ro -| m anly jail tint exceeding lim e miles hetw en Memphis and G reen­ Mouse today by Representative cal attention. I::-: \ :'i the milk cup- inonths, or by both sacli i ne aud ville, Hoover estimated today that Kclined.v of Lake County and, un­ emtliun t Governor Donats Murphreo o \ NiM; Also fil.'l and n btenk in the levee below Vicks­ der waived rujoa, it wns rend three MlssU»lppl was in personul churg ■minary Investigation ro- uits said.* ply nnd «’ cTt J, ’ :rt th at most imprlsomnvnl. Mr. Lord was one of the oddest' ' S * ,T‘ Uunl' 1,0 otho'; '’f ncr;> '■r« nre opor- C-lft2.” Itb’ ih. > were killed by the residents nf (Ids community and *.f the r.-N -. • 1 of the relief workers, caring fo* th burg would flood approxim ately times for final pnssage. ‘ on« ** Trent amount of oral atiug on : mil isis, there are I "Wo cf course recognlr • that ,1(1,000 additional ; .piaro miles <** 1Unis of grand Inc and were over Id years ago he helped to : bnildiac-. small nr my of refugecH in Vic);! 'i’he bill was re. for rod to tlio j u , He eiveled Ihe n<>w < onir.c .; . dairymen w ho‘with lid* statute Iwfore them it Maud, or about ns much a. i t al dietary committee a fte r much de- burg. td. still » f. build the church where his funeral V:M > * h',il|lin>r «t Third Street and proper sterwill be en. *ti-t*il by the FnuTrd po: C. J, Brown, army r.ir services will lie held, lie first set- Mnpnolin.’ :>< well ns a large nun - have net .•tl! d Gretuvllle, ‘tjuecn city of th, ndy imindntad tlirenglmut tlio cu bate an tn it.i (^instHuUnanUty. Liieir p la n ts 'lien and bv lb* sheriff of oar mint- |i | u (vo '.vitiicsH, ilescrihed tiin *m Mixing l*t*r uf ruHitluncis nml Hinnll miMdelta’ was practically deserted to (iiit» region between Si. Louis and Under the provision of tho bill tied in Citrus Heights, then called ncsH hnildin^K. IS follow i- i. ■atcly do so nr ty nnd all bis deputies.” and liie; New Orleans. Much of tlio threat tlio 150,01)0 would serve to show day. American Legion wns tu k - i Lord's Settlement, on .Inn. ■*<, i lose them,' wo will )■ ‘,’C ! A general evacuation was in pro­ {ened land is normally svvampy in part Florida's appreciation nf Ifsra fidl-lotnl led . and it ,1 87!' bpi ^ Die first homesteader Mayor 1 ! . tic.. gress by order of Governor Murph (m arsh and sparsely populated. Man Admits Killing’ th" aid extended this stale nt tlio iff en the iolifc runway a t hi taut d .strict. H« would have, Louisiana and Mississ­ time of the devastating hurricane. rre, due to bad snnitnry condition-. hFiiM. to ii.. north. They t 17- ;,cht,<> ll>e « re of 8H on June W ife’s Companion ippiAlthough Foodstuffs arrived Sn Lclnnd Artificial Breath looked to the fu tu r/ with A bill providing for tho designa­ where the supply was reported a l ’ |«if Ihe ground for a lo n g 1 Participating in 11 bntthv* ef the | n Rebel o o * o i ’ t ieater assurance because of tlio tion of depositors for county school R u d finally got Irtto th o ’ Civil War,- Mr. Lord waa twico —-— * TRENTON', N. J., Apr. 20 closely knit relief organization funds between tho first uml fif- most exhausted uml milch cow M u si ntly .i-.l not H ie {wounded in the second days ROANpKB, Va., Apr. ifl -UN.*) Band v a i n . Fedora Is (IN S) ChnrlcA Price, 0.1, confe ss- which has been thrown to their aid ti-ellth of December nnd tho depos- were butchered for food. about 20 f ct from the fighting at Gcttyaburg. F or nine Kept olivo kihee Thn.M'ay by ar. , Food w aters were reported slow ed today in Lambert* die to kill- fiinco Sunday night. IUacua wont j | ior3 uf the county fumla between ‘■'n\s following the b c in lio n o f itif ld a l lesjnration. W aller Uoothe, ly m eding in northwest, Tenner Mr.: • ) -* • ”0—(INS) , hig Edward Mustcrson, 2ft, las: hna been organized under arm y e n --'" - tdBack Riverboyonil th a t battle ho lax »■• the field .... .lying today in ^ ffo re o p IIo*introduced by kepresentntive Me.he rebel band .night ns the latte r drove in a car- gineers in every threatened row- tho first and fifteenth of June was see, southwest'M issouri nnd iu Kc: ItillM'M lianrar at Lahglov without medical aid and has s u l- ; mtal despite heroic efft i ts to s a v —Sis v that I- 1 ": r train near riage wit!* Price's 21 y a r old wife, tnunily, Relief is b lug rushed to Kenjtio of Putman and Mcl.eran tacky. l e d aph.v. a'lv figuring that fore*) from those wounds in Ins hi:* life. Many : *.v arcus wer** floo*lc' Gundul i \ dtvbsday night, Lsura. morning. Uoothe ulferor* in Isolated points by ovSuwnnee county halJ n*t be aide to eJeur the i Inti r yonn*. At J '»eloek this i today from tributaries ut the Mb ( i I'orsnns, have killing Price w t* arraigned for murder cry avnilnble means nf ti,annportaA fter taking up residence hero, hi'* Lopt alive for 115 hours ri ing heyond their bun' DC i l i t h ; nd tlll fl to been .•■’ ; •! a fight with before Jusilce of th - I'cnce Elmer | t |*m. from side wheeled .iv. , l.«mt i At a meeting of ,tho r Tnpcciul ' o ., cdu! ‘ rix.dppl Tt,,* turn being nearly Mr. Lix’d became an ncilve worker , by relay of workers, who foil ed pur u r thronghopt tiie lower Miasissipl * :.',** near P , , Smith of Lamln rtvilh . In the sum" u. uirplam*. j w ' „ f . » nd v ' , I valley *. Louisiana wan got‘. in f '1 • .nk and in all eivic ami church affairs, lie breath into his lung* I f y o u h eln, si > ; it Was offi- (nffiee, 1 :;s than u nriiitb ago, th ■ priority ord er have been iss ue I ; Senate today, Senator John Wat- its firs t real tuuch of the flo*. I F : " *i mi the wil t e im n.her of the Metlmdiv. was in im i"l; m :»» aii'Ornolo * ae- - daily i hut band uml. wife sign'd a con- throughout |i ir0UfThout the <iitlro half nf th *•,, ,no ,on of Miami w u olmted rlmiemnn disaster when breaks near Shrev* Church and wiih was a» uimmv ehat'o-r» meinhar,«ient and in lung colLipud w.nji :ilt of .Miutni was elected chairman i mi re ii n:iu •••*. .. ■. . ... . ti , | mv i.f ihiit ,-iv -r. reported I " pact by which she was permitted to country for *mergeney j jiipinciit i and R, preiamtalive MuoKenr.iu p o tt iu the Red River levees w*-:, ’.'■i -c of tiie pianc was Of the local Mohonic organi/nlion, umlerg*nng nn operation ht:d week., R,|,. I t.xfy train «■*- a I'rico’s buggy for nightly to the disln-si**1*I area. Mnchlnory w.i . muned viee-ehuirmun Tha I reported. i4i,ii,i.li,i.-(| mi,| the fu- being ono of Ihe la.-.I two surviv- Surgeons believed a vcrlohrn w» jhavo I train from I.i dr.*'* wilb Maaiursoii. I broken iii'iir bin brain, eutisuiK pareortii iiumlaotm set in motion through th" committee, appointed to inventiCondif ir-ns in the Greenville ar. '■" " .i into l lie m. ’ll nr.-. : .dlnialiua. In a Department of A griculture at giito relief for rural Hi hoola of tho were improving ami foodstuf I* lk (llll,l', , ,,, k|tlt." < HOI.ERA K ll.i.S 15,1)011 :.n hour tiie f*-d\Vuk)ting\on to reiiuhilitate destUU- tide, will confer with governor reached t hut city. J ! " S ' ;;i:ia ,K , h r ................ . >*a* ii graduat of the Na\ ■ been victorLONDON, Apt 2ft- (IN S )— (Continued on Pago 8.) Martin today. A crisis wuh exiiectcd today ’ Mfsjy, Wing No. 1 man in *arly 1 a,g**,<a,iul 'surviving bin. are but lliiuhle^ to speak. Pl.ysich.iu sn.d . wax iu pro *1here have been I. ,00(1 deaths from tk a threatened split between the R1 The mining nf all motor vehicles I1* '!-■ Dming the World his .......... al;!. ■t tfain waited cholera in the Tbitgal district **f tciv, | <,n ih,. ■-nfr of Rear children. The children are: Mrs. the day. license taxes wns asked in a hill In­ t!roH i nm) the Mississippi Nation •ipd w h e n tile ie - India in tiie past llu'e*' moiitlia, ac- Florida Celebrates Rownian, Palm RfUt’ir, Mr . in.dined today by representative Guard over tho forceful evacua TStrnu *, in charge of the K. perHcil a n d tin* roldiltg to a Central N'eW.i di Dixie Memorial Day lliudin and tlonifuy. Tin* bill valla ion «>f several siiwdl towns. nine barrage. Aftci lh*- ,1. D. Letson, Fori Pierce; Mr-, J. Ih" t r p b i proeceded puli h I'li'in Calcutta today. Under drdern to move persn* l*n, Ksigaed from the navy". M. Wynn; Mis. L. Y. Ilryun, Mrs. for a tax of alt motorcycles a t $(> ■pedimic i * : till raging in Uetigal. H the- naval reserves and W. E. Stew art, M. M. and Uoherl TALLAHASSEE. Fla., Apr. 2ft and a tux on automobiles for pri- from the flooded towns by fo. necessary, National Gun - (IN S )- Florida Joins with other In charge ..f tho rosr/Tft Lord, nil of this city. Tlift i ate *if passenger automo if troops were en route to the Shirley W. Alien, id the. Ainci i :’i*ulhero idatex l l ’J.’ i y in obi.erving v,itu u. t. 0f 75 rents per loti ponds lltwtinuc*) on Page 8.) can i'oreslrv A-.sociidi*in» \Smh <Memorial ihiy by paying homage city over seven, e x c lu s i v e o f t h e towns. These orders wero shnrj ington. D. ('.. is in the city to lay , to tho memory of Confederate hiles or Imnsen with seating capa- criticised by the Red Coss of:, a tb o u rse ( i r e f i l l s (Continued On Puge ft) ju tli - guest of Joe Jinkin*, tnanaIdead with appropriate cdrenionlca drlvef, would tie $1.75 per lftft I ui i chooK clubs and cemeteries. I* c of the state) Cliamlier *d Coinftt* T o B p l i O w e r c d I p<.umli for pncumatic-tircd car* ,, . . Virtually evi-rv city, town and and $.1.25 per 100 pounds for solid W O I t l U l l I V l U r u G r S 4 iip'rce. . , WASHINGTON April ”0 5D’. Alien stated that the work TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Apr. 2 rt.,f«r n Im .■ ball p in e between Hie iinnilet in Fhuhbt stuged olio or tire; , and in addition, pay $10 each feVl! h^h'darlicc tin* Muni- (IN S) I'resident (’onlidge return- of the Forestry A c ociathm in Klp(IN S) Henry V. MeClellun.j Unlvcr.*ity of Florida and Alabu- | more exercises fitting to the occaa- for all over seven ami under six­ . ' 1,1 1 e d Ming t)l(. • nai- id here tills morning front an over- ii,|a was progressing favorably Rlfiuntstown. will t*.• lay begin act- ma. (i.<ii. Tallah&sseo, wene of Uie passengers, and $15 cuch fur Lh al 10 be made by the night trjii* in New York where, in and Dipt within the next thro/ in* NtTvUu* ns senator from t ho 1 Tin* resolution, wldch wba pa -- firnt rail to arm s for the “ lost teen imde than )(> passengers. WINDSOR. OnT, Apr. S.i I r , ln" a *■<'.nferetire y; s- a speech, be look oix’aniun tu chu - years u stix-iinu* campaign of t du- tw enty-fifth aountorial turned out en masse tod | A bill authorizing tho governor (IN S) — Brlicved to have g* P.1L7 V d istric t,’ ot! by a unanimous vote and which .mm* Mvr,n Mayor Forrest ify America's policy with re*pec* eation would lie carried on w it ii the filling the ehnir vacated by Sena- will probably remain in tile Senate m — — ,fel I f _. . . ___ _ I f . , I f *— •—, ■— , M 1 1■ M ,,lVManage. W. IS. Will- to Mexico China and Nicaragua. “ '^ 0 from the sicretary of ^ “ r child!’ aid of the state association and tor V*'. It. McDaniel, resigned. Mr- joimmls for many yearn .........me 1 Th,'. ‘Conf*od*1-rllcy111'VIng today..' AmofL •■in* W U1* ttlOYlOV WlllCh \Sl\* COUecUd t«Hloy killed Killed her ncr four lour ehtldi ennui the j ill** *. «,r ,.f 4hn the A_imTi.Mii ' v:“ which was collided fo rr, .»«>» mus, today Speak)mr «t H“* tw entieth untii- state low t'nfoj’cinir nuthocitiea. CluUun wx* sworn into offices you- as one of (he mi-’.t tndouy to Iu* l iif the -hit-, the me of certain national guard with a butcher knife and then t [f,v " fee i i„ |„. ,-ul ill half vcivary dinner *if tho Ended ............. A fund of $111,00)1 has be-a of- terday by Chief Ju s p re W. II. El- j resented in .a b yi ■•’ dive body, flag from the iri. organizations that were broken up templed suicide, at their home ,tnn ' ’ OtllOl capilol, tho firstt time in \ "ar press, the executive reviowcil tli'i f(. | , y ih*« nutinnal body for work lis *.f the Ktnto Supremu Court. wns c f.ill.iv.:*: _____ _ Ur"' ns a result of service in the world Ford City, Ont.. according to wo MeDuniet, convicted of rtRispir-1 " It bua hejii brouglit to t! * a tRfeUT fLl are to bo i.ituution in these three tuVlmli d il( i.*j„r]da providing the Mate will ’s itr s ti-.w ... A n « n » n , i n r 4 today l>>* Ropreaeiitalivi! Thoaia*. i received here. . . . f, , l5 *J’ l*u' N-asons assigned fbtm trit * and assured Uie several ,|(| itf> ,h a ru and imccoss (.* ; > f, r ucy 0* the federal prohlbl* teotloii of the Betuitc tlu;t a huu* t(tO V irn O I A n n o u n c e s (Continued on Pairo 8.) I M r s . Tiu.mas was found hyst: Page I ' l tl:i- CO tjon law.t in a United States di itile foe from the state of Alabama hundred newspat'er editora present 1(0i*ng the efforts of those iutci**"1 on the front por*’h when of I ' '' ' - - - , x -t ' h< i e lltut "kindlineF/." rules thin govern ( t i(1 |,avlng the campaign *«r- tricl court, resigned upon th»* con-jb*'' ifivadfsl nnd h* nr*at <junrt.n d Six New Appointees corn arrived. ma*t*>tT ri'ddy for w inter rnont's attitude toward the other vening of tin* slate legislature this [about two blocks south ot the capoul visitor declared, Cooltdge Chalieiu^ed . • "n. Mayor l.ake an- nations of teh world. month nfler a raaolutlnn to expel llol, and is preparing to engage in one lane Flood Facts Crushes Occupants Violation Of Ethics Red Cross Insists Secretary Fears Worst In The South I 0« V i ' -.LAW,kS FLORIDA LAW ON EDICT OF MAYOR SABBATH SPORTS IS l, AS I) AT RFCTl?n^^.2S^-.,SS: AFTKRNOON ■:|G!VE $50,000 FOR - Youth CyinjLj Despite National Forest oi­ ls San lord Visitor McClellan Sworn In As Member Of Uj^jjer House To Succeed McDaniel President Back 1Ionic Afler (fOtham Visit Children With Knif a Three Attacks Made r”' ''4:V"VmiTJf£htV{ ITaylor Funeral Will • ft.. .,"}1 f, w Weeks, it is be- Be* AtMohticelloToday “" .................. * ' On Am ^dcwi S*'">s s“ ' ' 11kwi ntend oat Ernest -•« I ..... ..... - .< ® j3,T « " [}“ V’lfS,i h " . - For 3rd Term Views Stills Located By A gen t In Airplai NEW YORK) Apr., 2r. (IN S) JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Apr. *■* Oh*, mntfuxiuft iiavlng >ucci sfully uniiibiUutirm ... . (INS) A«» innovation in *i -*• ; drawn (ire from Gir/Orpor Smith wi/li to lend l^tabiu for tiiat *listrict. • , The destroy* election called by the governor t o 1this hostile foe and wi huotii.g' w h s in vogue her** todu • th a t valiant crow I Lucy Waller, Jcr *otte William.*, : *m tii r. iiglous is uc. another | It wna inaageruted hy Janiei,.,.,,, ,v' , ’fired upon by till the varnm y. Tin* form er sen-)..id and or to that vi thesue; Vlorid-i llnlvi'i k m I t lU V. MrCIellno, all of T ill- nmgailfte i’ today making all ef a to r hna n(.|H'alH to the IJn lle m ................................- - , it .v in the the i Jo n .u uniywwty va , ’Wl.n . ft„r o 5l)U.a u , fort draw u definite atutement j federal yrobiiwion adialm slr. .............. ........... . • u" u""!''... States district court of apitcaU | )io|*es nod th*' annlblllatlon of Die, am , U « ' ’U N T SOLI) from President Coolklge i n t h e j tor for Florida. . . . on from hisotm year and m o day W enemy w ill Pompete ty . ”.nsm. onnm grutms for Leon nurstltm <-f u third term . iC l|iv*L STRINGS. F la . Florida, will lie' he hi front the TaV- turned the L r e , ‘ Ho used an airplane to loea)^ p u re . * "Tlio members of Hus l> uiy art- county. A letter chnllenging P resid en t' guor tlilL . Tho raids have l$ef' r*»y t-dav"" 1 R' <iu,r Jb'W'/r Tiie S<*nnlc yesterday came to a urged to repair to the battle and I < baric* Driggorw «.f Oxford wus Ui Iirt'l*®red to take 4 Jlnyj " “b’r and ligld after ed u large number of bUIIx. | the President today. tru e r today. introduced a resolution to adjourn j to a moat dacialve victory." '*■* [i:u K>vrn Mayor j pd l»y h tr C«ck for $161,000. children n,.,t__ _ the ■fg, , '*. n.ay .... |K ■'- U>.:ig!||.,| MONTICELI.O. Fla.. Apr. 2d , t.uks i It *1 1 < '• r e wall (IN M S) Funeral | cRtcrienri'd men. itin erai rrryiers for hr* fttisssiiS'® at* •m\---JAAii -fW"-" b'xljfc* x;=*k& ■, *>.H i -JjiLNJE I s*T1’:- ■; . - - s:! « a z \» .fJLiff* .<>1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1927 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 25, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 25, 1927. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 25, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f8500c7fe77dbe7431670170d8a7251d.pdf 1c029586077f9b98713e54d03b3b0cd6 PDF Text Text n ifi SANFOKij iiE tu ij).' MONDAY, APRIL 25,. 1927 Names,trademarks and Know Sanford! labels that are pledges ot respon sible firms What Sanford Makes and Sells and your protection in M A N U F A C T U R I N G — J O B B IN G — W H O L E S A L E — R E T A IL All merchandise equip m ent and service ad « • vertised on this pag represent the utnios buying in buying 1 Type "B " in le t............................................................ 3 Manholes -Ml ft. deep @ $50.00 ............................... 1 Manhole 0-8 ft, deep @ $01*.00 ............................... •1,08!) I.in. Tt, 3 inch drain tile (Jp $100.00 per M. 1.11*1 I.in ft. 12 inch pipe laid @ $1.00 ..... ............. 352 Lin. ft. 18 Inch pipe laid 0-G ft. deep tfi> $1.12V4 : (Continued From Page One) (Continued From Page One) 100 I.in. ft. 18 inch pipe laid 0-8 ft. deep (£) $1.05 are available for the removal of from the pressure of battling M cLnnder A rcad e— A . II. Platt, Mgr, marooned victims of waters, and ngninst the northerners in the Pu­ Engineering 5 per cent. Legal expenses, advertising, etc 2V5 per cent hundreds more smaller bottoms liow* Nan king district. arc living assembled ns other The Chinese press, which tends Six months interest carrying charge to) 5 per cent points as rapidly as possible. to favor Chiang, declares that Secretary Hoover and General Oencral Feng Vuh Slang, the TOTAL COST ..........................................................................$20,182 Jadwin will hoard a government “ Christian general'’ is not ready vessel here tomorrow to survey to give Ins support to the Hankow Note: The final cost exceeds the preliminary cstlnmto hy $ 10 1 . the entire region ns far ns Vick<- government, but teems to favor which amount is to he borne by the City. burg, Whether they will go on to Chiang Hal Stick. O f the highest type me Final Assessment per foot frontage $1,003. New Orleans will be determined Reports from Peking indicate F IS K TIRES chnnlcal repair work is our l»v the conditions revealed in their FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. Chiang Tsn Lin Is using pres­ , qrst hand survey of conditions in (hat Das, Oil and Vulranid past Foot Final lUpjwr Mississippi and central Ark- sure upon his troops in Honan, IHark Raven Ulean»f t urging them forward against the : Jtnsas. Name Desrriptlon Frontage Asscssm Pop Dressing Hankow troops. Y e a r ’ s E xperience FORT MELLON. SANFORD, FLORIDA. There ore conflicting reimrts W heeless & Next to Ford Garage concerning the strength of the R. It. Ilcrg * Welsh Hankow armies, duo persistent re­ ILL. Dean Lot 2 2 .............................. s, ., 2LS Oak Ave, port being to the effect that large Lot 23 ......... . *51 sections of it have gone over to Then. P. Ilcrg u « ............................... “ ■ Chiang and are engaging Chang w . p .c«rtM Tan Lin’s armies in the name o f W .P .e .r tcr U 1 2 -, ....................................... Chiang. I'rank Lessing Lot 20 ............................................ jg,, Rhodes Lockhart Lot 27 g j 231 LONDON. Apr. 25 - (INF.) — T H E 'T O P O F Y O U R C A It ^ ojj! American mid Hritish warships 3. W. Me Known Lot 28 ................................... Is half Hit* nppearenco of your rnr.-Dnn’t let it hp|imr <*lu have engaged with Chinese batter­ L. S. Retnshurg Lot 20 ^ Z , and full of holes. ies at Stinking, according to nil ad­ •I. ('. Hiitcliinsnri Lot 30 ................... r,o 231 ' “ W e Trim T h e Car And Not The Owner” miralty radio from ('hinkiaug to­ E. Rumjtli i;»t 3 1 ........ ’ gg gj, day. The dispatch stated that the Uni­ Mrs. P. II. Dooley Lot 32 ............ ... , 4 111 111 ted States gunboat Peary ami the L. Hoyle Lot 33 ....... *......................... 40 18 Hritish gunboats Kneppel and Martha Chappell Lot 34 .............................................. 45 o() Wolfsey were fired on from the Lot 35 .................................................n o 34 bluff at Sunkiiig and th?y returned J. E. Ritchie the fire with their main armaments. Ft. Mellon De’ vclopmcnt Co. Lot 3 0 .......................................... ,,0 f . P A IN T U P— C L E A N UP! n i i lt i :ii oi*| PI ill.II' \TION Mrs. Daisy Uandel Lot 41 on r,H ns in t i i i : o n t f r i T c o u r t . t w k n F«r 30 Days we will sell paints, varnish, oil nntl lirushm i| T V - T l l l l t l * J f l M i 'I A L «’ l Itl't’ IT Mrs. Daisy Handel Lot 42 ........! gp’ bargain. A good painter to pul it tm at till Iimek. OF I'l.Olt 111.\, IN AN1* I’Vilt h k m Lot 43 ......................... . (J(, 7,1 INOLi: 1'( IUNTY; IN i'll A M ’ Hit V. w. n. Zachary N.\o.\ll At.ZINA W YI.I.Y mill A L - Dlga Coleock Lot 44 ,.ft ItHItT WVI.I.V, «’<>miilulnaiil», vs in charge of imtinnn! headquarters, W.S. Earle Lot 45 ... 00 S 11HINSON. H u m I W A H 8 lie arrived here Ibis morning to II WiK.iltTII. Lot 40 ........................x........................ Gp 27 anil T l t A F F o l t l ' UltoP- J.T.OIUon (begin his duties. Fioslcr is on n KltTI IIS FOItPultATlVl.N. A Cor­ R. E. dackson Lot 47 ..................... 59 3 5 7,poral loo. Defendant h. I trip through Ihe Hood area with To lltosh Wnilsworth, Montgomery, C. Haynes |Secretary of Commerce Hoover. Lot 48 ............... 50.35 21 .Montgomery County. Alabama: Henry M. linker, Red Cross diMrs. Htclln Arrington Lot 49 50.35 21 THE WOULD FAMOUS The iilmve-styleil sill! having been ; lector cf relief, has established Inslltnti'il for Ihe loirposy of for- - Mrs. Hnxel Moughton Lot 50 .................................... r>D.ar» 21 t.mpnpirv general relief headquar­ ■losing a tnortgage rxeeuteil by It. M cK i n l e y e d i t i o n It. .lolniKon uinl Hugh Wnilsw omi in Ft. Mellon Development C». I,otr»| .......................... r,9.35 21 ters in Memphis. secure the payment to the alotvoI’ t. Mellon Development Co, Lot 52 59 35 21 niinoil complainant* of deferred riii- lies! edited, best printed, must KNOXVILLE, Tcnn., Apr, 25— looi liiise inoni'V payments <1«*•• them Edw. Higgins Lot 53 gp 21 on that eertaln Indenture of m o i lreadable, teachable and nttrsrllve (INK) - .Secretary of Commerce ilaluit ^tlih day of August. IOSS, Ft. Melton Development Co. I,nt 54 ................... no 2’ ‘dilion on the market. H over, beginning today an in­ irage unit rri’uriliil In Mortgage IRink Lot 55 ................... (;o 21 spection tour of the flood stricken " 2 0 " at page " l e t " of tile public Evercll Dash urea, expressed concern over the record* of Seminole County, l-'lortdn Ft. Mellon Development Co. Lot 50 no And 11 appearing from the sworn safety of Now Orleans, where the Idlt of complaint herein filed angry waters of tho Mississippi agnlnsl you that you do not reside River are three and one half feet within tile Slate of Florbln; Unit you are over the age of twenty-one above nornml flood level. years, and that there is 110 person The present river Hinge there is III tile Stale of Florida tin; service reported at 20.7 feet, with the wat­ upon whom of a soOpocn.i would lo> er still rising the normal flood landing upon yon: Til Kit KFOItK, IS 11 Hit III tV O llU K IlK li that you level of 17 feet. Tho highest in IT he amt nppear In the Idll of com­ history was 21.2 feet in 1922. If plaint in this cause filed against protecting works around the city you at the Court House at Sanfoul. Florida. 011 Ihe r.ili day of go down. Hoover fears that New June, A. 11, IH27. and Ihcn rind Orleans may suffer disnstcrotiHly. lliero make answer to said Idlt of N E W T H IR T E E N P L A T E Hoover, sent hy President Cool- complaint filed agaliiNt you In said Fk Mellon Development Co. Lot Gli ........... ..... 59.35 273.19 idge to tlm flood legion to per­ cause. IT IS FUIITII Kit OUMKIIKI' lion A. F. Folium Iait (17 ........................... ...................... 69.35 273.19 fect relief organizations in cn- this order of poldlea 1ion he publish. 273.19 1operation with tho Red Cross, ’s ed tu The Sanford Herald. « news­ W. M. Thigpen Ia>t (18 ................................................... nfi.nD accompanied hy Mnj. Gen. JuJwiii, paper imhllslod in Sanford. Semi­ Ft. Mellon Development Co. Lot 09 .................... 59.35 273.19 nole County. Florida, once each chief of army engineers, Week for four ronseciuIvo weeks. C. E. Patterson Lot 70 ...... .............................. 59.35 273.19 The section from Vicksburg In WITN ESS my hand ns Clerk of C. E. Patterson Lot 71 ............. . ..................... fio 270.18 New Orleans, n .distance of 311(1 Ho* circuit rt.noi of the Twenlythlrd .Indlelnl Circuit of FlOl'Idti. In Ft. Mellon Development Co. Lot 72 ....... ........ 00 270.JK miles, is causing considerable enn- and for Hemlnoh County, and the tn iA K A N T B E D O N E Y E A H cern. It is in this section that the Seal of hmId Court, on this 33rd day Ft. Mellon Development Co. Lot 73 ....... .. .............. GO 270.18 hardest task confronts the Red of Apt II. A. U 11(27, Ft. Mellon Development Co. Lot 74 ........................ 00 270.18 V. K. I)OthII.ASS. ’ Cross in caring for refugees. Arm­ Clerk of circuit Court of E D W A R D H IG G IN S , Inc Ft. Mellon Development Co. Lot 75 ............................. 00 270.18 ed guards nro patrolling the dang­ Scinlunht County, Florida (SEAL) er points in this area. Ft. Mellon Development Co, Lot 70 . .. ................... 00276.18 A. M. W KK KS, After conferring at Memphis I!.': .1. W. Humes Lot 77 ............................................ _ CO.lfl 270.92 with Henry M. Baker, director of Mabel It. Monroe Lot 7K ....... .............. ....................... 00. 270.18 Red Cross relief work, Hoover and Jmlwln will start a tour of the Mrs. David Walker lad 79 ............... ............................. 00 270.18 S A L T W A T E R K IS S E S I Mississippi. H. L. Perkins Lot 80 ......................................... 00 27C.HJ t— A .MOST DELICIOUS CONFECTION If it’s A EL E. Page Lot 81 .................... ........... ........ CO 270.18 MADE f)AILY K. E. Page Lot 82 ..........................‘ ................. . GO 270.18 ESSEN, Germany, Apr. 25— R. F. Whitner.Jr. Lot 83 ................................................ 89.35 273.19 (INS) Quiet prevailed in Essen II. F. Whit nor, Jr. Lot HI ...... 59.35 273.19 today following fighting between R .F . Whitner.Jr. Lot 85 ............................................... 59.35 273.19 Fascists and Communists on Sun­ day when 22 persons, including a J. Crawford Lot 80 ........................ ;........................ 59.35 * 273.19 CHEAPER number of women, were wounded W. M. Thigpen Lot 87 ............................................ ....... 59.35 273.19 in clashes. Knives and gunn were E. ILAntosh Lot 88 ............................... ............. 59.35 273.19 used. For (he prom ptest service and I Ft. Mellon Development Co, Lot 89 .......................... 00 270.18 Finland so dislikes Holahcvlsm Ft. Mellon Development Co, Lot 90 . ......... 00 270.18 most Kim if ary dry cleaning (hat forty red automobiles contain­ Ft. Mellon Development Co. Lot 91 ............... . • 00 270.18 ed in nn assignment from an Ame­ Ft. Mellon Development Co. Lot 92 ......... ................. 00 270.18 rican manufacturer had to he re­ :121 E i f i r s t S t. painted before Finnish buyers H. F. Gleason Lot 93 ................................................... 00 270.18 would consider them. W. n. Dyson Lot 94 ................................ ................ 00 270.18 The above and foregoing Final Assessments are payable In full NOTICE a up to June 1st, 1927, without interest; and after such date said assess­ TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON THE ments are |Miynh)u in ten equal annual installments with interest at 8 FOLLOWING AVENUES: ELLIOTT AVENUE AND SUMMERLIN AVENUE FROM FOURTH per cent P*r annum on nil deferred payments. Witness my hand ns .City Clerk und the Seal of the City of San­ (In corporated) STREET TO EIGHTH STREET. ford, Florida, this 22ml day of April, A. I)., 1927. Tin- following is the final estimated cost of paving Elliott Avenue In v estig a te Our E ig h t Por Cent I>ro1 L. U. PHILIPS, City Clerk. and Summerlin Avenue from Fourth Street South tq. Eighth Street, Sharin g Stock (S|:a i .) with a « inch rock base surfaced treated, n width of 24 feel. 10 Million Needed Many Chinese Are In Flooded Section, Reported Slain In Hoover Announces Fight Near Swatow NEED A S T O V E ? Pierson and Larkin McLandur Arcade Your Guarantee F arrell & K a g g e lt W ith Good Glut! B AG G ETT’S ‘ U nexcelled Service Sanford’;* Only (JIVE YOUR CAR A TREAT! Consistent mm of rlesn, re­ liable. gasoline, free from sed­ iment and foreign matter, adds or your en mightily (o tu the life of glne. Cui down your operating e\ pi1list’s I11 Irailing wilJi us. Confectionery First and Sanford Burgess Milk Products Company The Home Of I'A S T U E R IZ E b MILK AN D LA N D O ’ L A K E S MUTTER 110 W. 2nd St. Pimm Zachary-Tyler Veneer Co. Mimufat lurors of Better Fruit & Vegetable Crates 4*Ask y ou r neighbor” I'lio u c 01 ZZ. Model Trim Company I/ZZ'ZZZ Pee Gee Cash Paint Sto Z..Z"ZZZZ Sanford Music C Done hy experts, keeps your rur looking like new FREE CRANK CASE BERVICE A Card For E very Oeeasion With tt thought that will bring chrcr T H E ID E A b D R U G STORE With a camplvli* lliu* Ilf Drtiaw, (.'ixnu‘1it's, and U.'frnjdiinn Drinks. Refrigerator S T E W A R T , T h e Florist Santord Stove & Furniture Co. Sanford’s only Floral Simp. FL O W E R S AN D F L O R A L DESIGNS FOR A L L OCCASIONS. Mrl.ANOER ARCADE BRABHAM A n d IR O N D C * A C i H i /\ i J Kilgore Seed Company “ SEEDS— OUR BUSINESS" RIVE’S G A R A G E 9,(11 I Cu. yds gruding (ft) 40c ..... ............................ $ 5,665 Lin. ft. concrete curb and gutter (gl 76<84 Liu. ft. flush curb tfp 35c ...... ........................................... 6.631 Sej, yds, surface treatment @ 30y * 0.7H3 Sq. yds. 0 inch rock base tin H0c ......... ................... 5 Type "A " Inlets tfj) $35.00 ....................... ............................. Make their own friends Buy one and bo Convinced G E N E R A L R E P A IR S OH Seminole Pressery v. Sanford Loan &Savings Co. H U R M O B IL E A N D M A ItM O N GAS W ater’s Kandy Kitche 3,845,00 1,305.40 29.40 1,989.30 5,126.40 175.00 New Batteries F ord s 1U Sanford Automobile Co. Hof-Mac Battery Co I*. A. More, Bros. 117 E. Second St. Service ShoeSho SH OE R E P A IR IN C Cleaned �v'./.r .V* • *’ >*-> f^ N E W S P -« ’EB * E ^gS S oU sJ no5 Fftrtly ebudy tonight nnd Wed* * ¥*\: * Ip tt |f i M> ' *jf} netduy! prereded by showers to­ night in southeast portion. 1a*list'd \\ ire International N l-v s service ' 11 Flier; M em b er A udit Duron j O t C ircu lation s SA N F O R D , FLO R ID A , TU E SD A Y A P R IL 20, 1027 Former Police Chief Tells Court O f Confession Mrtde By Wife O f Slain E d itor l*L» N U M B E R 21 Between one COURT HOUSE, LONG ISLAND ,1 .ml 11:10 A. M. ltd .aid he saw < '1A . N.. ^ .. Apr. 2(.—George \ .i Snyder in hod in her dtugjhMcLaugnlm former police com nun, ., , ...................... nhner o. New Vork ( ay. took Ut. . 1 ‘ * worn, lit went m o the room n H uddleston A ml Hunt. Local w in es, stand today at the trial ■w ,ore Snyder tny-murdored. i !> -anderNoelDavti A I’s Q uestioner Firm . R eceive C ontract At nt Ruth Urown Snyder unci Henry t ;am whr. upset, Elsewhere in the & Judd Gray raid related the clrcum-i 1mi. ■dicier drawers had been puli L (jolt. W ooster Cast O f SlM.tiSS; W ork On Muncos which remitted in the at id out rtrul the house wits In a Iluihlinf; It e i; i n s S hortly It Red confession of Mrs. Snyder generally idLnnlcdcd (fondlUmi. lei.ives.As |*lane T1 /-* i• TT. tl.iit she assisted her lover in the "l went to Mrs. Snyder uml ad;-’ MOOVC1* v O I liI R lI C S I l l S Red C ross C h ie fs R e -* Making_Tcst R u n , brutal murder of her husband, At-ied her i*.r information," Me LiughiaSrArchitecture W ill Survey 0 f Section bukc N ationalG uart; bi n Snyder, in the early hours *»f im testified. "She said (die canto m March 2ft. horn ntiol.t 2 A. M. frora a party •N l»e Sim ilar To 'Church A fte r Organizing* fa n k F or Ordering: Feoplt immediately preceding the for- ‘ • itii h r husband and daught’ Intcrn'ati'Mud News To Q u itT h e irH o m e : R elie f ForceM onday Structure W i l l Bo E rected tuor path * commissioner ns a wit-i Mie said Hie went tu .deep and wa.i Milton C. Fidcoon, of!I i'l’llli' come lillll! time in lthe \t I'nnrl I, C...1 Mnonnll™.' tier 1,17 OO* "11IHI1 IIUCOWIl. *,l in; night uni.I. *a> M ••*r* man Ten liioiif nnd srlunro milcs-an ! 1 r ’ Anti AlilUnnil.l, | Jto'dnire, who told of a house part:-' •it!i t. black motista. die seized' a roar almost, as largo ns the state, ItuIlduiR For S ocial E vents that Rnydor. his wife and their:! Ihd Made E n of Maryland—ininulnted. ni.io-ycnt old daughter, Lorain**, "Hid you make tin outcry?' I Two hundred lives, according to Contract for the'cnnatruciion of attended on the night of March I'd.1u !. d her. She said she did not. Tvf [|,lc Record W ith A' %*3f -'T-* '* cenMrvntive estimates, have been I Tlii.i nt course, made us cx’en more j the I’misii Hon ,> for the Holy II ■ testified that lost. Several hundred persons, i ".Mr.". Snyder tamo out to Ih? mimucIou*. I'mv; Kpisrojml Church was let U l RcscrveEoree ".Mrs. Snyder shod a few tear Break N ear V ick sb u rg mnnj "I whom will die, hit now F i l ’ CS A n i l D a n c e r O ' ■Monday nil* rii'Mii to Huddlenton kitchen while I was pouring the ill of pneumonia and other dism • i and Hunt. accordinR to nn an dtink:*. She said: ‘ I am not feeling: when sho was told lut hnslinnd was instrroN . Apr. 2 0 .— j Epidem ic Increast j noiinceinent made to The Herald. vety well tonight—will you give (V: ii.” W ould Flood 10,0(10 easo . caused by exposure and privation. -.Lieutenant to m -, Mr*. Snyder regarded M Laugh' ; Actual work of the structure in to my drinks to Albeit ?” H orrors O 1’ Section M ore Square M iles Albeit go: the drinks nnd someilin ionlv. almost disdainfully, lie;.in in the immediate future, ii Ono hundred thousand persons ■Noel Davis and L ieu t. c*v? ' was stated. * time later that night wns hludgo” 1 asked Mrs. Snydii why she, have been evacuated from the r L || Wooster were Kill- i M EM PH IS, Tenn., Apr. 2G I'he i’ll.', for which the contract m id l<> rh"iih ns lie ley in a stupor didn't make nn outcry, when she. V J C K S B U B G , Mir.?.,: A p ril Hooded arrm ill M ii>-dppL Arkv today in an a irplan e-’ awarded was $2'i,CH8 and the in bed in hie own home. hr w that her husband had a m-i o » _m v c ji inlw„| notiri and Kentucky. Fifty* thous­ — A:t fires and danger o f epl- w ' ‘ * , o ' H.,, U ii'p p id and more are in danger zones l.dllditu: will he one of the most th * .Snyder home on March 20 j * n]i r unmtr his pillow,” Mclamgli-: “ j jlefsicP. Va.. uecord-1 dem ies added to the horrnn , ‘ .N . mnrirni c f its type in the south i Mcl.RU.Hiliil, ti'.itifle.l he went to lih said. "Rh> Imd no ekph. nation.' j 11It *‘»Sllfipt' illU fllflRK’ fl.'l.V tllP awaiting fescue. a dispatch .to the N a vy nf the M ississippi Rivet' W > . •■h i,si. Rcv\ Mortimer I g rin test pciici.'-limt* r c llo f o r Property d image may total f'loyer i. tor of the rlmtvli. de* nurnl. Tlift affthleni <>cfloods, reports w ere received • $riU O ,ftftft;t>iH h i n i i.anizul inn mi I niu il S la te s Jdai <‘d. „t i.YIork, ri\>Cf j here toihiy o f tt serious dis. K ecf tary of Commerce Hoover, j ) j t h is to ry , S w trcliiry ui* C on ill is to i.toiid at Ilie corner of in charge of government relief agreem ent betw een relief nu I fit r the plane hurt Foot tli Street and .Magnolia Ave­ ititTci' H oovi i’ a rrivi'd tod a y work, in riding the crest of the ent’ ioH in Die M ississip p i delta nue, din . ll" in llii' rear of the Iin th « hoJirf uf l ho Horn! to Virk: burg, where In* is |acre i nk'.V<d in •< *'• I T h e M ississip p i Nation.* Charles ft. unroliall, whore let­ t in II ll, which five Mi" t on |'ucit expected to hoard a hydroplane Al i s i I lt . -Am, " I ' m 'll. ter l**. Governor Al Smith of New i AVenue. The aivliiteetiire i.i trt he i p p i fitkhI rc*for a fied hand survy of the Guard has ordered the forci L y wiiv preparing for it York, ptM.silde pi<idcoli:il po i , ilrotli'al with Iha l iff tin* I'huivll. ffion. i lichen area. blc evacuation of fivu MiBslffstpp' |m i the AUniilh to i'flrt- hility, hroiiRlit out a ili-dnraiion I I'icipoiil ami lli'litliorno me the IH-. fil l piir|)(i ,c v. i a fir it Arkansas City is the latest town towns to save* the lives of resident (uii) pii/o i’no ofSsmlthV '.iewt on the ii lutiou •>! |at cliit. I■, ! hand survey nf condition! in the [a-tt.ip tie lit fl'iiu Now Itn; Hpiiinn i .iliiollh? chin h to the ' . . to lie used .JVu f Red Cross refugee camps which nre to feel tlio wrath of the flood. Its unwilling to leave their homes. Red Croes workers, according t Puti*. Idtuu-, i: u L.vyoi M a i.hall,, . . ..nil .1m i .I i ..'ml affair ( jiv Ili-ali . lu sp ccL .r iL.I.er Dr. E. D lirotvnlee F.iH i At raring for upwards of Ktft.OftO 2.0U0 residents have been ovaeunt'Aiiari.an L*-pmn htl who. like: ii.* t1ii.ul. and till in | ■" '* plans are drawn to assiir* Umtion O f Citizens T h a i homelrsfi m Louisiami anil Mhilss- rd. many, .of , them stranded on io- reports rfeeived here, rebuked th l'ii*|iur<M '!'«» Enlunt* t ilt In Ilii.nl i naml aiii , tiition 1toriir nf "if.suer," i a ‘New Yml. ■ iijiim- ut. capacity . . ,tor , nu n; j. •lT UpiMeii Knntlay Uaiiftball ippi. The great nuestion m what rlr p stands in the streets. ^ 1Cut national gunrd for this order, ri A ini Siitlt* M t'j‘ ,.11 ; ; L ilt hort lint' before no era .li., t(,rt vbmm |u> or,.||rrsl to Ids iihr.'iry’ T ,,u "dior'hlp which tin gill will linnpeu to tt" lov es Tn the eluring it was ncniitfit their ethie \\ ill He Vielation O f Law h .ver river re tion with the nrrivnl expect.', within Hie |U‘?:t few yearr. aiu.val i« erve c.rih or mi . lh<|llL |r, 1 A I Slake Ilca ll h Dec! Natch/. Raton Rouge, New Or­ to fores people from tholr homeUROl Of one story design, it. will liavo Lj, hui| Ini n m riinrff • ot | leans and four cities along the under any cireumatanccs. of the c.rist. Hoover raid. L n-.me air nrlivilit a. and ML :-i. sippt must wait at least a li t Vft Ii 'I ' l l a" f* ,l,l,htorinm extending uinvar. I Tim following statement relative "They will die like rats unlec i Ilcnrhlng Greenville, MI":*., the , y I V.'L't’H A *’oitfei’v(j<’V tVno. ler had obtained K ^ j j^rJ one ami nm- half .stories, with up <ek to know their worst fate, as they leave," gunrd officials deciarto tiie proposal of a muithei* of harden big city in the vntiii \ il•i. i . v. . i!a- fan for Sunday baseball in San­ 1.. clan." npartnieiitM for the janitor May*..’ 1’orr IkAVc- la :.tt: mpl the New 1 v. shortly hefnre day light the the crest of the flood has not yor ■ed. Secretary Hoover, it was orached tiie southern stretches of pected will aettlo the iiuestion nnd a'.id var- ford was made thl morning by Dr, <Ihisca, gov.-i iinu'ut tin:, halted only her,* city i" illit ii. W LfLr> nt lamgiey I’ield said lk D. lirowhbe, pastor of the long enough for a hurried survey of th river. It travels at tho rate of iL'clde whether the* towns will ** rr. idled ii.u* dairynie:’ ■ l j efeio hloel, with cllKTo exterior, Li, and M... . r were in IkJ IJ 1 i M 1 / I I I the stricken area from motor Inun- "ift miles a.day is now nnproach- evacuated. P.oports of wrakenini’ I. to all Fin t Pr< sbylerian Church: in an order hy M levies south of Memphis were re­ "Tticre atenn to be a misnp- cht ■ before re inning her journey ing Vicksburg. t) i rom- I rh-'tlsieii jtbolll tiie legal status to Vicksburg, th <learing house . willi vne milWiiM appearance of dairy fliwhe ceived today. m»tnr I he church. |j,!e 1,1 the field ill order to | ply with : ifP .tlt« i i 'tIi re- oi iiday baseball. I am rare “or rescue woik for the entire "M ifU IM F V A T I 7 C ’ I1 A Kiiffineers at Ferridny, La., d" I A covered pa; rage way i to 1,-i.li.tinii‘i . 1* •1; kne tun hefore going Inin t ----to gel Ill.il no large mnnb r of Sanforil |fl ioded area oulli of Memphis. J r il/U t jJ j V U l l u • 1 U n dated tliot th<> lev es in that rev ei'ailed l tie I.milling with the l itiz ns would sign a pel ii inn re,TI." I'kine can-led a full John M. Lord Dies AI H om o tlou would not stand the thrv* Wuli the •*rer.; of Iho raging | i church, c.illi the entrance to the out of 1.0 •|n<•■ling lie* aiillmrities to ignore flood a tilth' I* di w Helena, Ark. roiinuitoly the mime | lW re y otllIn y "N lttl.( A f l r f Istler tm dure through the rear foot rise predicted for that point Iteple: t uWtier.t win* Rkit it v.o ild have carried tin* plain id specific law:: of , our at noon today, Hoover looked south*-., Thousand* ot etroa will he flood# : L o n g llllu'Ks; Hc*Cffoci I n Vnil cl' the present chapel. On the have a In ; i i ... , v. M)*nl| reg- ': i", Th" : " (lowing i ■ the pr cut .card with upprehetc ivvur : To IhLuhi fliglii. if ih" lsvee break3 nt that point « light of Hie main entrance to the »:t in. V wind. .IIUI. Tin* 1111' plain' i...... t Sanford Half Century Ago . pended law oi Florida in regard to i.lo (he noitli the w..ivt Ini" painted, Tpe lL.'tiia, Ark , reported wetltcnii. * ip.'irj !t I! i e, laying Magnolia iilidion : .. |i<i. the field mid -ro>e levees. Shreveport, La., i'por*.j*( m making " ' • r ■ ,J * , ,, T Il.ou ,:.n*l „ , t M <i ■ ppi and .1 trihutarlc : : tUI ' > niuil', will he the Ite.lio ' . ,.| | ‘jee J;: i til f. . mvit ill.' w’af* i*. j \tn dt.i along tie; Rod Itlvur had n■ Tim funeral uf .John M. Lord, hi land on the left, will ho a large their *';<(.ik ! I't ' V.i!’ • are Hung al imlnted poiuta but tiie ■I itary, mg. *i ♦ in.®nut over the wal>T a M.*n. Ignaty letengaging■ i> \ • , |lt v,;oli bu:i tubvldyd in every t ready placed two ainnll Loulsit u i , u, Z i , , j : ! 'a r old ( ‘mifcdprate veteran who I room, taut all milk r h . eii tiie ’ W immediel-l,’\lnU! m ! 1111 ^t*n<luy. b l^trowW :.iW tiifcatcns no furthor R ules W a ived A n (I V o te !s fowna under several fe :t of water thwk*’ VI,.. ’ ' i Hjilbl :,t «>Vl'id;.is •»i i :- np-.Hj} da: t moms are provid. d tiler i tfwbo.vm ■'-A ■w huo-W -ii ■t,xlenk..f:, Ar theMet dr--i area.' n T ak en T h fe PJornln?;- R ut- j h u n dred.-rci^ drl^n from thuig^ o ',,, no field l.lil» afternoTm at 1 oVIck cd eaiYncfi wing. There L; also to . ly. gam" ec n*(irl, such ns ,ba " '.'-.lo however, the nit1 w Viclcgburg, » Tt hc'IUII . , f , l.ne J Hie Little Fhene/er ChurtH. he a modern kitchen installed in post* Is T o Express S to ic ....... , , ____, _ 'aalructcd by Ur. i: Inot hall or Imwling, n».t piay 1 it' in luntion grown grows more menarltig hour­ »««■« Kliici to the plane. jfl r itn ,s |f,.i:,|lts. with Rev. It. 11. the reftr. Half-starved and nearly naked ■n pa to see |bowling nlh > , or horse i in , 'jy_ wilb New N -w Orleans, Hut thir­ Lid iilih made solid Harnett,1 of Lakeland, iifficiatiui.' ■ .1. F. N. Huddleston, one of the Mayor ! !. 1 A pprcdntloh O f 102(> A i d more than 10(1 .-2 fuge?s, marooned ly, with *,i ■■* tii,. city cant:’ |whether as player, manager <' t>. i- teenth city of the imLbvi, imperii|vh i the j11 i, •set Heal, lust tend the service - in charge of the ' partner: in the successful bidding that ev* :, in trre.s and housetops for 72 hour* V. into the' * • "d floors th e'or or otherwise .•-hall he i ei-r 1 led by the ever rising chuiincls, Hind dipped into th: water. Masonic lodge. Interment will he I firm was fereinnn of construction TALLAHASSEE, Fin., Apr. 20 were brought into i-clnnd todnj penalty 1 t .'M * U 1 j a comply with guilty of a misdemeanor and rhnll ! Ifsd Unit* which were car- in Luke ^'icw Cemetery. A bill that would appropriate) Several hundred more wore found -on the < 'v Hall ImiHing for the the uni.' ’ . After a survey of the Mississippi 'he punish*'’ i»y a fine not a c e !, |cr he.iil in the plane catino front Hie f’ hisen’s wheel hour/ of $50,(100 to the MiHsiusippi volley in various parts uf tho Mississippi • Death came tn the pioneer citizen Gerhrieh Company, and has also citizens i f l lug $lft0, nr by imprison men. ii H ut Icrashed down upon Davis through infirmities nf ago and ! hern nssiviatcd with a number of !l rf "The :. virtually the entire district o f 252 flood victims wns introduced in tlm delta, many badly In need of inrdi* f . crushing them t« complications, attending physiei- j major jobs throught central Flor­ Sanford . •Mr.l t .* at every p ro-|manly jail tint exceeding lim e miles hetw en Memphis and Green­ Mouse today by Representative cal attention. I::-: \ :'i the milk cup- inonths, or by both sacli i ne aud ville, Hoover estimated today that Kclined.v of Lake County and, un­ emtliun t Governor Donats Murphreo o \NiM; cTt J, ’ :rt that most imprlsomnvnl. Also fil.'l and n btenk in the levee below Vicks­ der waived rujoa, it wns rend three MlssU»lppl was in personul churg ■minary Investigation ro- uits said.* ply nnd «’ Mr. Lord was one of the oddest' ' S * ,T‘ Uunl' 1,0 otho'; '’f ncr;> '■r« nre opor- C-lft2.” Itb’ ih. > were killed by the *.f the r.-N -. • 1 of the relief workers, caring fo* th burg would flood approximately times for final pnssage. residents nf (Ids community and ‘ on« ** Trent amount of oral atiug on : mil isis, there are I "W o cf course recognlr • that ,1(1,000 additional ; .piaro miles <** 1Unis of grandInc and were over small nr my of refugecH in Vic);! 'i’he bill was re. for rod to tlio ju -, Id years ago he helped to : bnildiac-. He eiveled Ihe n<>w < onir.c .; . dairymen who‘ with lid* statute Iwfore them it Maud, or about ns much a. i t al dietary committee after much de- burg. td. still » f. build the church where his funeral V:M > * h',il| lin>r «t Third Street and proper sterwill be en. *ti-t*il by the FnuTrd po: C. J, Brown, army r.ir services will lie held, lie first set- Mnpnolin.’ :>< well ns a large nun - have net .•tl! d Gretuvllle, ‘ tjuecn city o f th, |i ndy imindntad tlirenglmut tlio cu Liieir plants'lien and bv lb* sheriff of oar mint- ( iiit» region between Si. Louis and bate an tn it.i (^instHuUnanUty. | u (vo '.vitiicsH, ilescrihed tiin *m l*t*r uf ruHitluncis nml Hinnll miM- Mixing delta’ was practically deserted to Under the provision of tho bill tied in Citrus Heights, then called ncsH hnildin^K. IS follow i- i. ■atcly do so nr ty nnd all bis deputies.” and liie; New Orleans. Much of tlio threat tlio 150,01)0 would serve to show day. American Legion wns tu k -i Lord's Settlement, on .Inn. ■*<, i lose them,' wo will )■ ‘,’C ! A general evacuation was in pro­ {ened land is normally svvampy in part Florida's appreciation nf Ifsra fidl-lotnl led. and it ,187!' bpi ^ Die first homesteader Mayor 1 ! . tic.. gress by order of Governor Murph (marsh and sparsely populated. M an A dm its K illing’ th" aid extended this stale nt tlio Youth CyinjLj Despite iff en the iolifc runway at hi taut d.strict. H« would have, Although Louisiana and Mississ­ time of the devastating hurricane. rre, due to bad snnitnry condition-. hFiiM. to ii.. north. They t17- ;,cht,<> ll>e «re of 8H on June W ife ’s Com panion ippi Foodstuffs arrived Sn Lclnnd A rtificial Breath looked to the futur/ with A bill providing for tho designa­ where the supply was reported a l ’ |«if Ihe ground for a lo n g 1 Participating in 11 bntthv* ef the | n Rebel o o * o i ’ t ieater assurance because of tlio tion of depositors for county school most exhausted uml milch cow Rud finally got Irtto th o ’ Civil War,- Mr. Lord waa twico — -— * Fedora Is TRENTON', N. J., Apr. 20 closely knit relief organization funds between tho first uml fif- were M u si ntly .i-.l not Hie { wounded in the second days ROANpKB, Va., Apr. ifl -UN.*) Band v a i n . butchered for food. (INS) ChnrlcA Price, 0.1, confe ss- which has been thrown to their aid ti-ellth of December nnd tho deposabout 20 f ct from the fighting at Gcttyaburg. For nine Kept olivo kihee Thn.M'ay by ar. , Food waters were reported slow ed today in Lambert* die to kill- fiinco Sunday night. IUacua wont j |ior3 uf the county fumla between ‘ ■'n\s following the b cin lion ofitifld a l lesjnration. Waller Uoothe, Mr.: • ) -*• ” 0—(INS) , hig Edward Mustcrson, 2ft, las: hna been organized under army en --'"introduced by kepresentntive Me- ly m eding in northwest, Tenner - tdBack Riverboyonil that battle ho lax »■• the field .... .lying today in ^ fforeop IIo*—Sis v .he rebel band .night ns the latter drove in a car- gineers in every threatened row- tho first and fifteenth of June was see, southwest'Missouri nnd iu Kc: ItillM'M lianrar at Lahglov without medical aid and has su l-; mtal despite heroic efft i ts to s a v that I1 ": r train near riage wit!* Price's 21 y ar old wife, tnunily, Relief is b lug rushed to Kenjtio of Putman and Mcl.eran tacky. le d aph.v. a'lv figuring that fore*) from those wounds in Ins hi:* life. Many : *.v arcus wer** floo*lc' Gundul i \ dtvbsday night, Lsura. morning. Uoothe ulferor* in Isolated points by ovSuwnnee county halJ n*t be aide to eJeur the i Inti r yonn*. At J '»eloek this i today from tributaries ut the Mb ( i I'orsnns, have killing Price w t* arraigned for murder cry avnilnble means nf ti,annportaAfter taking up residence hero, hi'* Lopt alive for 115 hours DC i l i t h ; nd tlll fl to been .•■’ ; •! a fight with before Jusilce of th- I'cnce Elmer |t|*m. from side wheeled .iv. , l.«mt i At a meeting of ,tho r Tnpcciul 'o ., cdu! ‘ rix.dppl ri ing heyond their bun' Tt,,* turn being nearly Mr. Lix’d became an ncilve worker , by relay of workers, who foil ed pur u r thronghopt tiie lower Miasissipl * :.',* * near P , , Smith of Lamln rtvilh . In the sum" u. uirplam*. j w ' „ f . » nd v ' , I valley *. Louisiana wan got‘. in f '1 • .nk and in all eivic ami church affairs, lie breath into his lung* I f youh eln, si > ; it Was offi- (nffiee, 1 :;s than u nriiitb ago, th ■ priority order have been iss ue I ; Senate today, Senator John Wat- its first real tuuch of the flo*. I F : " *i mi the wil t e im n.her of the Metlmdiv. was in im i"l; m :»» aii'Ornolo * ae- - daily i hut band uml. wife sign'd a con- throughout |iir0UfThout the <iitlro half nf th*, th •, ,no ,on of Miami w u olmted rlmiemnn disaster when breaks near Shrev* Church and was and in lung colLipud w.nji :ilt of .Miutni was elected chairman i mi re ii n:iu wiih a» ehat'o-r uimmv » meinhar,«ient •••*. .. ■. . ... . ti , |mv i.f ihiit ,-iv -r. reported I " pact by which she was permitted to country for * mergeney j jiipinciit i and R, preiamtalive MuoKenr.iu pott iu the Red River levees w*-:, ’.'■i -c of tiie pianc was Of the local Mohonic organi/nlion, umlerg*nng nn operation ht:d week., R,|,. I t.xfy train «■*- a I'rico’s buggy for nightly to the disln-si**1*I area. Mnchlnory w.i . muned viee-ehuirmun Tha I reported. i4i,ii,i.li,i.-(| mi,| the fu- being ono of Ihe la.-.I two surviv- Surgeons believed a vcrlohrn w» jhavo I train from I.i dr.*'* wilb Maaiursoii. I broken iii'iir bin brain, eutisuiK pareortii iiumlaotm set in motion through th" committee, appointed to inventiCondif ir-ns in the Greenville ar. '■" " .i into l lie m. ’ll nr.-. : .dlnialiua. In a Department of Agriculture at giito relief for rural Hi hoola of tho were improving ami foodstuf I* lk (llll,l', , ,,, k|tlt." < HOI.ERA Kll.i.S 15,1)011 :.n hour tiie f*-d\Vuk)ting\on to reiiuhilitate destUU- tide, will confer with governor reached t hut city. J ! " S ' ;;i:ia,K , h r ........ ....... . >*a* ii graduat of the Na\ ■ been victorLONDON, Apt 2ft- (IN S)— ( Continued on Pago 8.) Martin today. A crisis wuh exiiectcd today ’ Mfsjy, Wing No. 1 man in *arly1 a,g**,<a,iul 'surviving bin. are but lliiuhle^ to speak. Pl.ysich.iu sn.d . wax iu pro *1here have been I. ,00(1 deaths from tk a threatened split between the R1 The mining nf all motor vehicles I1* '!-■ Dming the World his ..........al;!. ■t tfain waited cholera in the Tbitgal district **f tciv, |<,n ih,. ■-nfr of Rear children. The children are: Mrs. the day. license taxes wns asked in a hill In­ t!roH i nm) the Mississippi Nation •ipd when tile ie- India in tiie past llu'e*' moiitlia, ac- Florida C elebrates Rownian, Palm RfUt’ir, Mr . in.dined today by representative Guard over tho forceful evacua TStrnu *, in charge o f the K. perHcil and tin* roldiltg to a Central N'eW.i di D ixie M em orial D ay lliudin and tlonifuy. Tin* bill valla ion «>f several siiwdl towns. nine barrage. Aftci lh*- ,1. D. Letson, Fori Pierce; Mr-, J. National Forest oi­ Ih" trpbi proeceded puli h I'li'in Calcutta today. Under drdern to move persn* l*n, Ksigaed from the navy". M. Wynn; Mis. L. Y. Ilryun, Mrs. for a tax of alt motorcycles at $(> ■pedimic i * : till raging in Uetigal. ls San lord Visitor H the- naval reserves and W. E. Stewart, M. M. and Uoherl TALLAHASSEE. Fla., Apr. 2ft and a tux on automobiles for pri- from the flooded towns by fo. necessary, National Gun -(IN S )- Florida Joins with other In charge ..f tho rosr/Tft Lord, nil of this city. Tlift i ate *if passenger automo if troops were en route to the Shirley W. Alien, id the. Ainci i :’i*ulhero idatex l l ’J.’ i y in obi.erving v,itu u. t. 0f 75 rents per loti ponds lltwtinuc*) on Page 8.) towns. These orders wero shnrj can i'oreslrv A-.sociidi*in» \Smh < Memorial ihiy by paying homage city over seven, exclusive o f the President Back 1Ionic ington. D. ('.. is in the city to lay , to tho memory of Confederate hiles or Imnsen with seating capa- criticised by the Red Coss of:, a tb o u r s e ( i r e f i l l s (Continued On Puge ft) ju tli guest of Joe Jinkin*, tnanaI dead with appropriate cdrenionlca drlvef, would tie $1.75 per lftft A f le r (fOtham Visit Iui i chooK clubs and cemeteries. I* c of the state) Cliamlier *d Coinftt* To Bp liOwercd I p<.umli for pncumatic-tircd car* ,, . . Virtually evi-rv city, town and and $.1.25 per 100 pounds for solid W O I t l U l l IV lU r u G r S 4 iip'rce. . , WASHINGTON April ”0 5D’. Alien stated that the work TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Apr. 2rt.,f«r n Im .■ ball p in e between Hie iinnilet in Fhuhbt stuged olio or tire; , and in addition, pay $10 each feVl! h^h'darlicc tin* Muni- (INS) I'resident (’onlidge return- of the Forestry A c ociathm in Klp(INS) Henry V. MeClellun.j Unlvcr.*ity of Florida and Alabu- |more exercises fitting to the occaa- for all over seven ami under six­ Children W ith K nif . ' 1,1 1 e d Ming t)l(. •nai- id here tills morning front an over- ii,|a was progressing favorably Rlfiuntstown. will t*.•lay begin act- ma. ( i.<ii. Tallah&sseo, wene of Uie Lh al 10 be made by the night trjii* in New York where, in and Dipt within the next thro/ in* NtTvUu* ns senator from tho 1 Tin* resolution, wldch wba pa -- firnt rail to arms for the “ lost teen passengers, and $15 cuch fur imde than )(> passengers. WINDSOR. OnT, Apr. S.i I r , ln" a *■<'.nferetire y; s- a speech, be look oix’aniun tu chu - years u stix-iinu* campaign of t du- twenty-fifth aountorial turned out en masse P.1L7 to Vd | district,’ ot! by a unanimous vote and which .mm* A bill authorizing tho governor— (INS) — f _.Brlicved to have g* Mvr,n Mayor Forrest ify America's policy with re*pec* eation would lie carried on w itii the filling the ehnir vacated by Sena- will probably remain in tile Senate m — ,f e l I . . ______ I f . , I f *— •—, ■—, M 1 1■ M ,,lV Manage. W. IS. Will- to Mexico China and Nicaragua. 1 Th,'. ‘ Conf*od* 1 -rllcy1 1 1'VIng today..' “ ' ^ 0 from the sicretary of ^ “ r child!’ aid of the state association and tor V*'. It. McDaniel, resigned. Mr- joimmls for many yearn .........me AmofL •■in* W U1* ttlOYlOV WlllCh \Sl\* COUecUd t«Hloy killed Killed her ncr four lour ehtldi ennui the j ill** *. «,r ,.f 4hn the A_imTi.Mii ' v:“ which was collided for for, .»«>» mus, today Speak)mr «t H“ * twentieth untii- state low t'nfoj’cinir nuthocitiea. CluUun wx* sworn into offices you- as one of (he mi-’ .t tndouy to Iu* [f,v " fee i i„ |„. ,-ul ill half vcivary dinner *if tho Ended ............ A fund o f $111,00)1 has be-a of- terday by Chief Juspre W. II. El- j resented in .a byi ■•’ dive body, flag from the iri. l iif the -hit-, the me of certain national guard with a butcher knife and then t organizations that were broken up templed suicide, at their home ,tnn ' ’ OtllOl capilol, tho firstt time in \"ar press, the executive reviowcil tli'i f(. | , y ih*« nutinnal body for work lis *.f the Ktnto Supremu Court. wns c f.ill.iv.:*: ______ _ Ur" ' ns a result of service in the world Ford City, Ont.. according to wo MeDuniet, convicted o f rtRispir-1 "It bua hejii brouglit to t! * atRfeUT fLl are to bo i.ituution in these three tuVlmli d il( i.*j„r]da providing the Mate will today l>>* Ropreaeiitalivi! Thoaia*. i received here. . . . f, ,l5 *J’ l*u' N-asons assigned fbtmtrit * and assured Uie several ,|(| itf> ,haru and imccoss (.* ; > f, r ucy 0* the federal prohlbl* teotloii o f the Betuitc tlu;t a huu* t ’ sitrsti-.w ... A n « n » n , i n r 4 (Continued on Pairo 8 .) I Mrs. Tiu.mas was found hyst: Page I ' l tl:i- CO tjon law.t in a United States di itile foe from the state of Alabama hundred newspat'er editora present 1(0i*ng the efforts of those iutci**"1 on the front por*’h when of I ' '' ' - - - , x -t ' h< i e lltut "kindlineF/." rules thin govern ( t i(1 |,avlng the campaign *«r- tricl court, resigned upon th»* con-jb*'' ifivadfsl nnd h* nr*at <junrt.n d Six N ew A p p oin tees corn arrived. ma*t*>tT ri'ddy for winter rnont's attitude toward the other vening of tin* slate legislature this [about two blocks south ot the capoul visitor declared, Cooltdge Chalieiu^ed . • "n. Mayor l.ake an- nations of teh world. month nfler a raaolutlnn to expel llol, and is preparing to engage in Flood Facts Crushes lane Occupants Violation Of Ethics Red Cross Insists Secretary Fears Worst In The South I 0 « V i ' -.LAW,kS FLORIDA LAW ON EDICT OF MAYOR SABBATH SPORTS IS l, AS I) AT RFCTl?n^^.2S^-.,SS: AFTKRNOON ■:|G!VE $50,000 FOR McClellan Sworn In As Member Of Uj^jjer House To Succeed McDaniel a (tOVirnOI Announces r”' ''4:V"VmiTJf£htV{ IT a y lo r Funeral W ill ., " } 1 f, w Weeks, it is be- Be* A tM “ "ohticelloToday ................. * ' s“ ' ' 11kwi ntendoat Ernest •ft.. Three A tta ck s M ade -•« I ® j3,T « " [ } “ For 3rd T erm View s Stills Located By A g e n t In Airplai V ’ lfS ,i h " . NEW YORK) Apr., 2r. (INS) JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Apr. *■* Oh*, mntfuxiuft iiavlng >ucci sfully uniiibiUutirm ... . (INS) A«» innovation in *i -*• ; drawn (ire from Gir/Orpor Smith wi/li to lend l^tabiu for tiiat *listrict. • , The destroy* election called by the governor t o 1this hostile foe and wi that valiant crow I Lucy Waller, Jcr *otte William.*, : *m tii r. iiglous is uc. another |huotii.g' whs in vogue her** todu • It wna inaageruted hy Janiei,.,.,,, ,v' , ’ fired upon by till the varnmy. Tin* former sen-)..id and sue; or to that vi the Vlorid-i llnlvi'i km I tlU V. MrCIellno, all of T ill- nmgailfte i’ today making all ef ator hna n(.|H'alH to the IJnllem ...............................- - , it.v in the the i Jon.u uniywwty va , ’Wl.n. ft„ r o 5l)U.a u , fort draw u definite atutement j federal yrobiiwion adialmslr. ................ ............ .. • u" u" " !''.... States district court o f apitcaU |)io|*es nod th*' annlblllatlon of Die, am , U « ' ’UNT SOLI) from President Coolklge in the j tor for Florida. . . . on from hisotm year and m o day W enemy w ill Pompete ty . ”.nsm. onnmgrutms for Leon nurstltm <-f u third term. iC l|iv*L STRINGS. Fla. Florida, will lie' he hi front the TaV- turned the L re, ‘ Ho used an airplane to loea)^ pure. * "Tlio members of Hus l> uiy art- county. A letter chnllenging President' guor tlilL. Tho raids have l$ef' r*»y t-dav"" 1 R' <iu,r Jb'W'/r Tiie S<*nnlc yesterday came to a urged to repair to the battle and I < baric* Driggorw «.f Oxford wus Ui Iirt'l*®red to take 4 Jlnyj " “ b’r and ligld f t t i s s s i iS ' ® a t * s : ! |the President today. « a z \» ed u large number of bUIIx. after truer today. introduced a resolution to adjourn j to a moat dacialve victory." pd l»y htr '*■* [i:u K>vrn Mayor j C«ck for $161,000. children On A m ^ d c w i S * '" > s .... ............- .< K n,.,t____ ■fg, , '*. n.ay .... |■ '- U >.:ig!||.,| the MONTICELI.O. Fla.. Apr. 2d , t.uks i It *1 1 < '• r e wall (INS) | cRtcrienri'd men. (INM Funeral itinerai rrryiers for hr* -fW b'xljfc* x;= ■, *k& •m\---JAAii *>.H i -JjiLNJE"-"I s*T1’-: ■; . -- .fJLiff* .<>1 �v -iw ; PAGE TWO BRITISH FINANCE d f t l e IS LOOKING UP AS TAXATION DROPS Minor Orinoco nr,I eM.fr of In-1 Tho wort ’.nil’. O ld est Citizen O f S t din nrn ivcnrlnc nqnnnky nhoos tn Ilmen In the o nl of A u g u stin e D ies A t 00 ; impress their barefooted subjects. used in the Bible. “ B IL L ” H O H E N Z O L L E R N , JR ., R E C E IV E S A R O Y A L C A L L E R Governor Special shots with sqneoKs (the ST. AUGUSTINE, Fin., Apr 2(1 louder the squrnk- the higher the — (IN S )— it . Johns county today are made hy aevrivil hugmourned the passing of its oldest *‘H,) tirms*__ citizen, Colonel William Mlckelr, bO, o f St, Augustine, who died at the home of n daughter in Jack-, sonville after « brief illness. He was the surviving member <>f : the Florida Stale legislature in , IRfil when Flarida seceded from the Union. Funeral services will i -------be held tomorrow morning. Almost everyone knows tin ---------- :------------------- ----- .-------------j Sage Tea and Sulphcr. properlyl compounded, j brings hack the natural color and lus­ tre to the hair vlten faded, drenked or gray. Years ago Uain and congestion is gone. .In* only way Quickly?- Yes. Almost instant re­ to get this lief from chest colds, sore threat. Mixture was to onehnchc, lumbago follows n g title riin- get this mixture wait to make it at ting with SI. Jacobs home, which is mutiny and trouble­ some. Ml. Nowadays wo simply asks at any Itub this soothing, penetrating oil right Irug store for "Wyeth's Sage and on your chest amt Sulphur Compound." You w.ill get like magic relief a large bottle of this old-time rocomes. St. Jacobs •ipe improved by the addition of >11 is a hnrniless j other ingredients, for'only 7ft cents, w. .h. ___ i c h, Kveryltody liniment _ „ uses this .preparation . uiickly breaks chest now. because no one can possibly infla in mat ion of tell that you darkened your hair, as sore throat amt it does it so naturally and evenly, breaks up the con* Yon dampened a sponge or so't g stion Hint causes brush with it and draw this through pain. It never dis- your Imir taking one small strand appoints and does not burn the it a time; by morning the gray skin. hair disappears, and after another Get a .‘to cent bottle of St. Jac- application nr two, your hair l••obs Oil at any drug store. It has -nnios beautifully dark, thick and ( been recommended for do years. glossy and you look years younger. * .s*j * r ,»r*, * tP’ (1 , ;£j T.ONPON, Apr. 2tJ— (INS)— A very fnvnrable view of the Bri* tioh finnheial positions taken by tho Committee set up in 1024, under the presidency of Lord Colwyn. tn inquiro into British National Debt and Taxation. “ The effect of the present bur­ den of tnxntion is less crushing than has been represented. Tnxntion should not be reduced, tn the next few years It may he in­ creased”—is the main burden of the report. Tho Committee— whicn fwns set up by the labor Government and number nevrrnl of the grentoal financial and economic authori­ ties in Britain—consider that I he yearly provision for debt redomtfon should be mcrensed/Jtfrom If.™ m ll nti* l.. ?n7G jfflffhms. Tbts, it Is thought, may lie pussittle without additional taxation, owing toioan repayments and rcduced interest charges, \ Nominal Figures In nny event, it is recommended that $375,000,000 should Inborn the normal figure in fiv time.even although additional ation should i»c necessary. In regard to tnxntion generally, the Committee think that with the exception of sugar—the duty on which 1h sixfold that of pre-war days—duties on food are now light. They also believe tho high level of duties on luxuries to be justifi­ able. .These conclusions are largely based on the facts that the real earnings of the working classes are much the snmc as in 1014, although the pnrnings of unskilled men have gonernlly improved relatively to those of the skilled. Again there is no reason to bo­ ttom that the luxury’ expenditure has been materially checked. In cases the reaction has been to­ wards extravagance. Heavier tax­ ation, It is concluded, hus really only fell heavily on tho salaried class of moderate means, and the Income tax In pnrticuler hus prac­ tically precluded this class from saving. [I •'A Colorado has hired a pilot 15 years older than tho state— Gov­ ernor William If. Adams, known to Colorado people as Governor ;OIlly. Tho new executive has di­ vided most of. his (J5 yearn b«tween tho ranch saddle and a Sen­ ate seat. Ho was first elected to1 , (bo legislature In 'Ji5. lie has more than 400 u rattle on bin randiet. \'*~ C hinese S ta g e R un U pon P e k in g B an ks PEKING, Apr. 20— Publication of ft report in Chinese newspapers that the foreign hunks here will close led many Chinese to with­ draw their funds today. Despite announcement hy tile government that tiie hunks will remain open there was a light run upon Amnierienn and oilier brunch hanks. It was merely a case of fright nml not any attempt at u boycott. There were amusing scenes when Chinese shopkeepers ir d bank­ notes cashed into silver dollars, some having burdens so great that they had to carry o ff their funds ill hags, carts and rickshaws. Eugene Chen, foreign minister in the Hankow government, con­ tinues his attempt to induce Am­ erican firms to continue in busi­ ness at Hankow. He has promis­ ed American Consul Lockhart to “ make conditions possible for the American firms to carry on If they will continue in business." 2 Polish Girls E igh t Gun D uel O ver Y o u th / TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Apr. 20 — (I N S )- Governor John W. Mar­ tin hits signed house bill number one, creating' the twenty-second judicial circuit out o f the fifteenth . judicial circuit, and Senate bill 135, a local bill affecting Seining. : The Everglades drainage hills, not hnvlng been sent to tne gov­ ernor yesterday nttornoon after pawing both Ionises, will not be­ come laws until next week ns the * legislature is no in session today and the bills cannot lie delivered from the enrolling committee for for hia signature today. LEMBERG. Poland. Apr. 2(1— (INS)-A revolver duel between two Polish girls, after a romantic qunrrel, placed one of them in the hos­ pital today where physicians are trying to save her life. «’ The girls hud uti argument as to which one u youth, they had imt upon the street, had tipped his hot. m inis I d to bullets and one was shot in the head. .The Reverend Joint Duncan Lord Palmerston, famous British founded the first savings bank in , premier, k*pt his Inkwell about Kntliwcll village, Scotland, in 1810. twelve feet from the desk where lie stood at work. The short walk lnK e e p E lim in ative , volved with every’ frcBli dip made r -up hia daily exercise. System A ctiv e The annual rescue league pre­ Good l fcullii Requires Good Ettmfsented o medal of bravery to a cot i notion. that had1shown unusual heroism} « in rescuing one of its kittens from , NE can't feel well when a burning building, j there is a retention of poi­ th y -------------------------------------------------------sonous waste In the blood. This Is called a toxic condition, and Is apt to make one tired, dull A re Y O U N ear and languid. Other symptoms A B reakdow n? ore sometimes toxic hneknehes and headaches. That tile kid­ I* so, look cut! The strain of neys arc not functioning prop­ erly is often shown hy scanty modern life, in buimet.s or in plea­ or burning passage or secretions. sure, is apt to br.ng on blood pres­ Many people have learned the sure and heurt tioublo. If you feel value of Doan'a Pilla, a stim­ rloso to u breakd'iwn, what you ulant diuretic, when the kidneys tired is that old rclinbht tonic, Dr, seem functionally inactive. Plirce’a Golden Medical Dlccovciy, Everywhere one llnds enthusi­ made of herbs and roots brought astic Doan'a users. Ask your to Dr. Pierce’s laboratory hy In­ neifhljorf dians from Reservations in the vi­ cinity. It is a pure, reconstructive tonic, will purify the blood, tone up a sluggish liver, and help re­ 60c store’ health and strength. Ask Stimulant Diuntic to th» Kid my* your neighbor nbout it! Millnuu Ca_ Mf* C h u e , Iluflslo. N.Y. O D O A N ’S \\ :i*5 y/ M a k e s Poultry Prof] its Grow Chick Starter Chick Scratch There nre 2,UK),000 licensed ra­ dio listeners in England, 1,3:17,122 in Germany; 238,00 in Sweden; 114402 in Denmark; 53.070 in Hungary and 51.750 in Switzerland. Help Is Nocded to Restore Your W asted Strength and Energy. "Fin" leaves the body weakened and rundown. In stall case, a tunic Is clearly indicated. Restore tho appetite nml ltd yourself of tliut lei-down Ire Rug. "Flu” Is a very enervating dis­ ease. It leaves lls victims so weak rind debilitated that there Is as murli danger from the aflcr-clfects as from Ilit) disease llselt. In oilier words, alter an attack of the "Hit," you need a solerllvn tnulc to rebuild thu system tiu that yuu may ba\u b h b ih ic y f. B uilds St u r d y H ealth - "Your Money Back If Vnu As Not Satisfied,” ANDREW JACKSON Afathvillc Torn Santord Feed And Supply Co. irhe A N S L E Y PIEDAAONT r .U c i ta n- Grt .V d.T /j c<- .r,.r. Myrtle Avc. and Uh SL nttr* f Phone 539 W OULD YO U like to en d all carbon trouble? T o save th e expense o f * 1 o n hills and in heavy roads . . . o f less gear-shifting and quicker pickup? Y ou can. C ro w n E th yl G asoline is regular C ro w n G asoline plus E th yl Y ou N eed No brand o f anti-knock co m p o u n d , the ingredient developed by G eneral L o n g e r “ Shop” M o to rs R esearch Laboratories. I F or Tires, Our C ro w n Ethyl Gasoline costs three cents a gallon m o re. B u t y o u get the Prices A re L ow ­ biggest three cents’ w orth in a u tom ob ile history. T R Y I T T O D A Y .' Sold For E ig h t Y e a rs. Sizes T1KSK PRICES Diamond Diamond Heavy H eavy Titnn Service m _ C ro w n E th yl G asoline is sold o n ly at p u m p s w h ich display the trade m ark show n above. O ne Line O nlyd i a m o n d ” W e ’ ve COM I*A UK RixJbd Bmtlr.ykatn Ula W h a F s more, w o u ld y o u like to m ake carhon a source o f m ore p ow er 6 B r e a d Just try it and note tbe d.f| lerence. otrt . in honor o f your future good health i f In U j J ‘TV P.ELD.V.ONT r>V TL T iV iL F R the engine and hastens depreciation? Memorial Day B a k e r ie s C o . L a r g e Scratch carbon rem oval? T o keep ou t that dam aging " k n o c k ” that racks Tires m e r ic a n A t : h / 1 t.'p.ccf S . DL-'Cticn in automobile history your old-time strength and energy restored. S.S.S. is mirqituHod for restoring strength and vitality.You owe It to >uiirself and fam­ ily to give S S S. a trial. II helps Nature build up red blood corpus­ cle-. It Improves the processes by which (lie body is nourished it H lime-tried anil reliable. 8.S.S. is made from the roots of fresh herbs ami plants, and Is prepared in a sclenllllc way In a modern labora­ tory. 8.S 8. Is sold at all good drug stores In two sizes. TUo larger slzo la mute vcoiJoiuie.il. I I * u K a a n cimhmb » ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ i i m h i n : Malic every day A Effjf M ash cents’ When Raymond L. Guthriglit of Virginia wc nt to his cellar to reImove sour oysters from a barrel, llit* found that one oyster had cap'lured a large rat. After the “ Flu” is over — you need a Tonic ■ is a belter bread I Interm ediate Scratch ! About line hundred words were In some circle: of English twenty added to the English language last ilie snuffbox is again becoming year. popular. PILLL. T h e w ay to t n jo y old •ge in {food health is hy e a tin g a p le n ty o f g o o d bread — the better the bread the b etter the health. Mash G ro w in g Christian X, king of Denmark, visiting Berlin, dropped in tn swap a lie with little Willie Hoiienzoltcrn, whore alias was nine "the crown prince." Here they nre— Willie, needless to say, at the right. est For Q uality lin k daily jnm ymr Crtttr Tut tilt': untie und siuth Sunshim l‘T i **' 7 77.1,740 word* RUB CHEST COLDS AWAY: STOP PAINS M a rtin S ig n s M easu re C re a tin g 23rd Circuit i i Av OLD RECIPE TO DARKEN HAIR Knvornble V iew O f FlnnnciiU Situation Taken B y Debt CommiK8ion;Annun] Provis­ ion For D ebtM ayB e Boosted I Karan T H E SA N F O R D H E R A L D . T U E S D A Y , APRIL' 20, 1027' Standard Oil Com pany Incorporated in K en tu ck y Tubes 29x4:40 $ 8.40 $10.70 $2.25 3 0 x 4:95 $ 12.20 $15.85 $2.80 30x5.25 $13.65 $17.70 $3.15 30x3*/* $ 7.35 $ 8.30 $1.60 32x4 $12.40 $16.10 $3.10 33x6:00 $17.00 $25.00 $4.10 30x5:77 $16.00 $20.85 $3.80 30x5, 8 ply heavy service $33.10 $4.40 33x5, 8 ply heavy service $36.60 $4.85 Other sizes at correspondingly low prices B U Y “ D IA M O N D S ” A T CROWN ETHYL GASOLINE Wight Brothers Company •2nd. A. Magnolia-10th and Kunford-ltit. & Elm or Jones T iro Shop. 2■ “ V , t ijLrfd -U z - -? , —snub �PAGE THREE THE SANFORD HERALD. TUESDAY, APRII. O U R thoughts wisely directed and then translated into A C T IO N will bring success and happiness. 1 bought under like conditions has changed the des­ tiny ol Nations. W eigh In. Until you forget failure-—until you are reasonably sure that you are going to win—until all doubts'*% have been erased from your mental blackboard— -you are ** ^ * quite sure to get a glimpse of the Canyon of Gloom—the Valley of Defeated Purposes—the Road of Failure. • You have the power of fulfillment—your highest aim can be attained—if have trained yourself to think right and put to right use the fruits of your thoughts, Weigh in! Santord needs you—you need Sanford. Let not the scales say, “ Weighed, and found lacking.” up to the times and demands of the community. Measure Keep faith with Florida the best state in the entire South, the United States—the entire World for that matter. Business IS Good— let’s make it better! 9 Let this thought “ sink in” — let it enter your consciousness—-f 927 W ILL BE M Y B E ST Y E A R IN SA N F O R D . Let it “ stick to your ribs” —-take this' thought to breakfast, luncheon and dinner with you. Arise in the morning with it uppermost in your mind—Our Copy and Promotion and take it to bed with you when you retire at night. You will Department be surprised how much better you will feel—how much easier This depart men ( is entirely nt your service for counsel ami the preparation o f advertising and advertising cam paigns and sound merchandising plans...There is absolutely no chart/o— \V< unit In to our advertisers. every task becomes—-and you will prosper— with SA N F O R D — IN SA N FO R D ! 1927 in Sanford, Your .ifv o u THINK so, act accordingly and have the Seminole County’s Leading Newspaper H E RA LD Y O U R B U S IN E S S -M A K E BUSINESS PRO SPER �r A G E FO U R The S an ford Herald Choose Them C arefu lly MMtrr. Jbeltl beginning Friday. These three new directors, along with It. I- IIKt\ TV. ItrrnIH. Sn«fnr<t'a slnn’err ».*•• M S 's, ■itliarrlhr* I* Ikr Im iu m llnnnl Vp r > Krrtlrr, rrrrltlnc h im fill* anprrlor nan* hhbhIm i Ihh « nrnl> ln<.ii*nnil tvnrSs Hull, roverIm all Ikr trailing events of tkr ra «lrr wurli). Tkr I. Sf. a. l« rapar mlIf rfllrlrnl la I’lnrl.la rarf ll» manor, nf handling atalr news H mllkall eqnnl. Tkr llrml.I la a mrmkrr of !ko Akflt llnraitn of flrrnlollooa. on lnlrrnrlln.nl Aaanrlallc, of Pohllahor*. Ail, rrtUrra aoS Ari.artlolaK Airnlr nhlrh --aqalrra rark I’ oHllnkrr-mptnlirr in ou'imlf In a Jkun.aat an,III of anharrlpllo,i llala la nrSi-r «o ,rr.fr ahanlnlptr all tlalma of rlrr-nlaf Inn. an rrrll aa kwnraf haalaraa nirlknja. T U E S D A Y , A P R IL 20. 192 the six hold-over directors, will then select a president to serve fo r the next year. Anti in this connection T h e Herald would like to urge deliberate ami very carefu l thought. T h ere is no gettin g away from the fact that w hoever as­ sumes the leadership in the com mercial bodv for the touting year, should be in a position to devote su fficien t tim e to its activities so that som e real good m ight bo accom plished. And with many vexing problems that must be w orked out* it will require the best judgm ent and the untiring e ffo r ts o f som e­ one w ho can give frcelv o f bis tim e to bring the Cham ber to its rightful place in the com m unity. T h e Herald would like to see this civic body adopt an agressivc polled for next year. It would like to see a program of activity decided upon right at the sta rt and plans perfected and carried out so that at the end o f the venr there will be a record o f achievem ent to speak for the tim e and m oney e x ­ pended. It has been dem onstrated time and again, in Sanford and elsewhere, that a trade body must have a definite ob ject if it is to la* o f any. great value to its com m unity. A hit or miss system , rarely if ever, gets very far. As we see it .there are three big ob jectiv es for the local organization to adopt. The program should be a three-fold one. There is the tourist business, w ithout which Sanford is m issing a golden opportunity. There is the agricultural inter­ ests, which heretofore have been given but little attention except when m oney was needed and a drive was on for funds. 111RLE VERSE FOR TODAY f GOD AND THE POOR:—Behold, I God ip mighty, und despiseth not | any; He is mighty in strength and , wisdom. He prcscrvcih not the lif.> of the wicked; but giveth right to the poor. Job .‘10:5,0. PRAYER:—This poor man cried, and the Lord heard him ami deliv­ ered him from all Ills f nrs. Kindle your camp-fiiT, or upon a beach Make of piled driftwood by a shnd: qwed sea A colored blaze. In hospitality Bum .your brown logs. Theii shall your quirt speech Bo all of this mid that. Say what you will, Your eyes adore the flame, the fly­ . ing spark, Bed embers of blue smoke against the dark, F or you remember ancient worship still. H — By Dorothy Burgess. T unney Sets A n E xam ple All boys like a fighter. W ashington. Lee and I’crshimr are all fighters who hold the pryfonndcst adm iration o f every Am erican hoy. Rut the other kind o f figh ter, the tw o-fisted fighter, w ho can defend him self to perfection by the aid only o f the implements God gave him for such purposes, has an even stronger appeal. Gene Tunney is one o f the few m ost popular men with hoys in Am erica- T h ey all know him and love him. T h ey have read and re-read his fig h t with Hnrrv Greb, when Tunney ju st gettin g started, was pounded into tut alm ost unrecogniz­ able mass o f pulp, but finished the figh t on his feet- And Add fnmous sayings: mother and baby are doing well. they all know o f his battle with Dempsey, the crow ning 1. -------- o--------achievem ent o f T u n n ey’s career•, when he jahhed and hooked Too many eusy payments can the form er cham pion, the man killer” , into com plete subeasily run one insane. mission. A s Brisbane Sees TEMFKKATUUE about DO on this warm land, •-'.IKMl feet above the Pacific, where you read of frosts In the mid-west, terrible Hoods, making thousands home­ less. This so-called "desert” of the Mojnvo is covered with wild flowers, untold millions of them. The first of the seven annual cut­ tings of alfalfa is cut, or ready to cut. Mr. Carter, near lln,cmln1c, 12 miles to the west, plants and ir­ rigates in a way now to California, with many narrow trenches or fur­ rows running down the land, avoid­ in'- flooding the whole field, in the old fashioned way. That is the way In some parts of Nebraska, also CoItTado, says Mr. Carter, who likes alfnlfa raising. He starts in at I a. in. and stops whenever he gets tired, hut never before 7 in the evening Remember thut, when you read about him later, as the "California alfalfa king." Ttll.N WAY, “ says he." the land docs not cake, which it will do the old way, if there is even a little clay in the ground. This writer will stick to the old way, for this year's planting, on the ad­ vice of L. L. Weis, of Victorville, and try the new way, next time. . PEAS FRESH PICKED, cost 5 cents, a pound, asparagus , the same. And you dr-i’t have any coil litis. -Dut in California,down hi Florida, on Fifth Avenue. New v«>rik. or Michigan avenue. Chicabuy real estate, without v«, don’t < you know what you are doing. : ANYWHERE IN THE United States real estate wisely bought, On account o f their adm iration for him, they will prohub will make you rich, but anywhere ly listen to what he says on unv tonic with more that usual wiii ....I ruin you if you do not kttuv Nearly all arguments are sound interest. His advice on how to become • a strong . man is apt . , "hat you are buying. npd that's all. Tampa Tribune. to ho received by them, with enthusiasm. T h e other day Mr. . . Boiiio o f them sound llko hell. HIS IS MEANT, esnocltdl^ Tunney was in Davton, Ohio, and while I here was prevailed winicn, who write “ why ih‘ S‘» Anyway we don’t feel very blue upon D> talk to the new sboys o f that city. Am ong other ynn . _s aliout over llie chances of any of those tilings, lie s a id : i real estate? Can’t get even $1.­ blue law proposals being enacted 000 for lids that cost me *8,000, “ D on’ t smoke, if you want to lie litiskv men. Sm oking ; Vx years ago.” Remember that the by the legislature.’ . —— — o--------takes away your appetite, and to develop properly one must I man selling, quite evidently, pre­ Times have changed. The village eat big meals. Don’ t ever take a drink o f alcoholic liquor. If fers your money to his land. Inve-tignte before yt-.i invest. And cut-ups are no longer tlit* fellows 88 ,000 , who nit on tie corner and whittle von don’ t lake the first one, von won’t regret the second." fliarniing In lies, with I*, while pine hoards. Tunney also advised the bovs to refrain from sw earing. Dunk o' er it 8,000 times, and get "P r o fa n ity ” , he says, "is a form o f vulgarity that only the advice o f ’ at least eight liusiness men* tliat liuvc made money Kerensky was slapped while on a cow ards uses. in real estate, before you invest n Vinit to Chicugo. He should congrat­ ulate himself, the usual Chicago Such advice as lips cipning »rot:i ,t figh tin g nvm o f Tim - dollar. greeting is with machine guns. iiey’r- type is apt to do more good am ong t l f class t-> whom he was speaking than almost anything else. Tunnov has those Dualities which Imvs adm ire and when he savs "d o n ’ t smoke, If you would he big and stron g” , perhaps ibov will listen. And Tunnov r*‘ tr|ier»s whnf be nreaebes- lie i;*»itlu-r drinks, smokes, nor indulges in profanity, and consequently he: th receives I be further admiral bo, o f l-nys. lie does nol ask litem vr not In do som ething he does him self. j _— ,— o . - . The,Saint*. Ion •n good ball eJub Imt sunielmw without Georg" Block ami Tiny Hewitt the visitors Ore lil.V coffee without the cream. MuyoiWalker lias been mention­ ed us jpresident of thi* American 1. ague. Is Tammany losing out in Jiollties or Is it trying to extend its power).? C U T T IN G R E I) T A P E I'AI.M IlKACII POST For the tiur|H)sc of cutting th" t" seeurn n readjustment will be red tape wldeli now surri'jiid* the aide tc function witliout hiring n assessment, collection and refund- 1 lawyer. Tills measurn "ill not. it ing of federal taxes, congressional I" to be imagined, find great favor lenders have approved the creation . " ith tho legal profession, but perof an expert advisory cumniitteo I Imps it would lie more pnpulur composed of federal tax officials with tho common taxpayers, with representatives of the Anicrl- 1 Federal tux officials who have '•nn Bar Association and similar reviewed income tax returns suy hodb’s to suggest improvements, they constantly discover overpayIn federal tax reductions, the con- (Kents through failure to undergressionul lenders, have done very j stand the law, liut their hands are well and promise to do even tnure-! tied as they have no power (•• in reductions at the coming ses- .move utiles- the taxpayer orlgi»lon of congress, if that proves mite* a protest. The tax officials lawpracticable. We hope they may snv Hint inasmuch us now continue this good work. yer is the fir.-t requisite they nThen* lias, however, bean a fool- vice that many citizens, while ninir that tux activities are so in- were of their rights, let tho whole trlrntu timt they arc inccmprelien- matter be by default because they hie to all but a mere handful o f cannot afford th- expense which a su)HJf experts. *1his new advisory formal refund involves. mmilten Is charged with franiIf tho new advisory committee leg a line of prori lure so that ilto van lo’nedv tills situation then it who "ants advice on his tax '•ill well have justified its creapioblem, amt instruction, on how tion. Gene Tunney doesn't, object to another bout with Jack Dempsey. Jac k has what tipi ehanipion might describe nh u ’coin you lovo to punch. --------- o--------lice Crowe has gathered together u ritpahlc hunch of hall players Imt hotter still, in the opinion of sevoral young local lasses, it's a good­ looking gang. The next time he spoal'K over radio, Billy Sunday hopes the sta­ tic will lie so bud thut no one ill Floriilit, especially in Tampa, will be able to' hear him. Old man George Cusack , *••», to hove some good bull games left In tlin* old soup bone of Id*. The veter"" Flor'dn state learner has n eno't'SqGon that i» bard to bvtd, mi old bead und a young unit. When you recall Iha* South Caro­ lina in the state ill which tin- gov­ ernor want'd everything closed tight on Sunday, is it any wonder that Earl ( ’urrull lapsed into a coma when be reached the state? P U B L IC P R O T E C T IO N TAMI-A 1'UIIICNK Representative Htulnukrr might br a i d e to convince the Florida leg­ islature of (he merits of Ids anti­ evolution bill, but we don’t think Governor Martin would l*e a Idg enough monkey to sign the mea­ sure. Advertising I not primarily a ] orderly progress of enterprise, bus sule» aid or business stimulant,, remov d business from the borderbat a moral force, e staldisldng . _ bus- 1 line of chaos and stuldlizcd it in iness ideals ami elides,. impelling . _ *(lie ' ‘broadI field of public confiquality us well *• quantity pro- deuce. auction. Concurrently it bus rut the It brings business out into the ground from under the feet of the open. agitator uml dcmugoguc. These It invites inspection. gentry are still with us, and ucIt seeks the light and hidn its tlye, but they do not fool the peoplo us once they did. Their lamentotlons uml their ('uiiurd* crash against the shield of truth, advertising, and mix* harmless. The |ublic ruin which their success would bring i* forefendtd by Die truth spread far and wide by printers' ink. Advertising is the people’s pro­ tection. Crooked advertisers there are, but their eureeni are short because publicity b* /*> foe of misrepresentation. The t rw>kiai advertiser i« soon fount) out uml gtls his deserts. __ _ PORTABLE S 12.50 and §1.*, C O L U iM H I a And Rcrnrds IJKI'LEI.ES SI S t r in g For All Inslr BICYCLE TIRES " f e e /HIKG5 CAN CAUSE A LOT OFlROUSLE IF Tfi& W E f lo F CLEANED OUT MRS. FR E D S. PA1G ER, SOCIETY EDITOR Tflfpk°ne P U P IL S O P M R S . STO N E A N D Ml F IN E R W IL L PR ESEN T PROGRAM F. P. RINKS 11•» Sanford A\c, I'h o n e liil -J Tmkf"" Jr" ' T 1,*? the homo of ,* ini Laura A' Viola booth n ibrijc j t iDopdrltnent ?: for 'Social of the ... riub Ut R " c,ock “ p1 1). Hall and Mrs. A ho*te‘ «os. \vi:i»M-snA' . ... i. || IllnU.mister will h, Lridgr nt :: o'clock at THAT’S C O O lfl^ the Spot! Your spinal column guari the controller o f your ntr volts system — the spina cord. The spinal column i com posed o f bone segment! and misplacement of on segm ent causes pressurt III health is the result. W e rem ove the pressure b adjusting the spinal to! umn. And an immedin toning up o f health i noticed. Contend with t health no longer. Pay ut visit. Phone IS2-J. P O O R S P O R T S M A N S H IP PALM BEACH POST It* the Hportinunshii) upon which *’d his hosts to go after the g Ainvrii > has always pritlcii herself the same a* work. All true spi; tlccliniug? This is the question 1»'va " id regret it when their ci that Robert Haven Schaufflcr,1tryiwcn mar victories by such writing in the Shrine magazine for u"d »>09f of our athletes will w April, asks and then proceeds to 'v agree with the Ixmdott edite answer his own question with n which remarked that a defea series of incidents o f recent months fbe spirit of play is far more which he believes proves that torious than a victory in the s| riortsinanshio is deeiiniug in an ° f work." nlnVniing manner. We are beeoiuAnd Mr. Schaufflcr is enti ing. lie contends, a nation of very correct. We are making too n poor losers, and he blames the con- j work of our athletics and we dltlun on professionalism and what exalting our athletic victors he terms "broadcast publicity" that their victories far beyond their r.rc making American games not ual worth. We are steadily all nerimis of play and friendly livilry ing athletic prowess to but i ontc.-kl* of serious and hitter ramie ton important a pluec in Competition. schools und colleges. Schauffler points to incidents in But one excuse can. cxia.tjM tennis and golf to prove his conton- tensive athletics and tluVt is tion. "Miss Mary K. Brown dcclar- sportsiiinnshio it Itrccds. IF, 1 cd.” writes Schauffler, "thut the over, it fails in this particular reason Britons cannot play games it teems possible that it may, I belter is that they do not work its best excuse for being will I ]hard enough at them. Hagen warn- been lost. For Aching O r‘ Tired Feet See A Foot Specialist Phone. 102 For Annointnier.t D r. J. R. Vidler- Ids First National Rank Ruiltlint' ('hiroimshist At. Lloyd’s Shoe Store 11atrtirx Men’s I’ockd Strap Watches. Boys » atebi-q, i.iulic* and GlrL Watches. M e Laulin 108 PA LM E T TO A V E N U E G O IN G A F T E R T H E T O U R IS T S KAROSOTA TIMES I |t-> gold rush to Weepah is as inotlliiig compared to the rusii timt i cities and towns of Florida are the i going to make for the tourists this i fall,' for even some of these cities and towns ate getting things in r: udincss to make things in readi­ ness* to make a strong hid for the tourist trade next winter. The city or town that lags in ad­ vertising its climate advantages this fall may have to suffer the loss of tourists to some of th •other l itiqs. for 1la-re is no doubt about it, advertising doe* pay. Tho cities and towns of Florida and a brook or pond in which he can trout. If you wish to throw some­ thing gratis which will make him tell friends and bring them down with him, give him •pleasing en­ vironment with enough ’jazz’ so that u man can fox trot without being talk d about, lint not so wild that lie is apt to bo held up or shot whenever he steps out at night, or fH>*-dried u> death whmcv r lie drink* a i-fSeklail." In ip'-uking at a dinner tendered Irni at the HI Verona Hotel in the i I) part tie- winter, by Mr. I. R. Hums, Ex-fongre kiiiuii Clms. L. Knight, publisher o f the Akron (IM Beacon-Journal, declared that Sara­ sota has a) wonderful climate, fine hotels, excellent highways, fin* golf courses, together with numerous other things which should make this city one of the most popular winter ix sorts in Florida. We should begin early to plan what ef­ forts will lie expended here to in­ duce the tourists to visit Sarasota during the approaching winter. ADMINISTRATION, wit beginning to h ok upon ticwldeli means I’ resideut ( ’oolldg -, tourist busine -s as a lucrative budis said to liave a farm hill under neat, tli Sanford Herald declares: which government would provide "But it cannot lie denied that in $2."i().noil,in(0 to finance thi* storage i f crops oil the co-operative plan. ’I he farmer not rich enough to hold his crops, with no conventdices for storing them will be aide to store them on a co-oporativc basis with otlic r farmers, get In rash a good part of the value of Ids crops- to carry on his farm and keep his family alive, while wait­ ing to sell them in the best market at tile best price. Whether lids can la* worked out Florida M ay Secure M a n u fa ctu rin g Plants I ructirnlly and with the upprovul KI’ STIS LAKE-REGION of the farmers remains to be seen. Farmers have plenty of time for Several large northern niunii- instead of immediate huge- profits thinking, they understand business better thnn "big business” knows, fncturars are reported to have! on rv)ll state. „ few factories may , . , * Many of them will agree that a sent representatives to Floridu to , tl,ul in “ mes of .lebetter plan can be found tliun the investigate the situation herewith lotnte her0 MeNary-Ilnugcti bill. Under that ;a view of locating branch factor-* presslon in tile real estate market hill tin* government would simply ies in this state. It is to be do- the entire industrial market may have financed the farmers' mis­ voutlv hoped that some o f the in -' be upset. takes in judgement, thu govern­ dustnes "ill Rente here, ns fa c-, Florida at this time offers a.I ment practically guaranteeing a lory |ay rolls \vaII h*. a idg step to |vantages to manufacturers uml profit on crops, even if the farmers "a id stabilizing financial condi i utility companies in the state will ; turns hero. do their part in supplying elcctri* If ren I estate owners ami agents ; citv an«l ga* for manufacturing jure wise they will offer every in -, purposes. There is lumlly a spot ducement to locate factories in the in Florida that is not adequately late, la other irnrts of the voun- served by one of the utility comtry every Inducement is offeied panics, t the manufacturer. Often times | With its ipany advantages -if luml Is given outright and in oth climate) electric power and other er inmnnees conceasiuiis jp Ihc wavt things it would ureiii tliut if Floi*f tux t(‘duetion iiiid ullier uii* > fuSlu in tim i. ts,.** 1 T O M S IM S S A Y S H A LL A N D PENTLAND. CcVtlficd Public Accountants Income Tax Consultants 8. (5. GRAY, Resident Manager I’hon# HI s|H First Natkianl Bank Bldg Frank R. MacNeill and Company Insurance Loans D7-!) So. Park A ve. Real Estate Sanford, Fl» A SulidtJiiilif*' J''*1’1 in a iSuLstuntiul City 108 Magnolia One-Day Service SANFORD LAUNDRY 819-W 3rd St 1'honc 17."» The pupils of Mrs. W. K. Stone’ , expression class assisted by the htuie pupils of Mrs. Virginia Finer JXiU Rive an interesting program on Tuesday evening nt 8 o’clock at the Junior High School. The program in full covers the following numbers; “ I.ittle I.ullahy Ladies' Harriett Wilbur. Helen tiuion, Mary Me Mahon, Honnio Young, Sue belle, Hill. I.ucilo Kidd, Virginia Weekly and Velina Squires. Selection by the ItytHuin Ortdiestra, (pupils of Mrs. Finer) “ A Cheerful Caller” by Dork Holcomb. "(irandma Has Her Hair bohbed’ Marshall Steadman, Robert Miller. Piano duet—George Mitchell and Edward Mitchell. , "When Pa Was A boy by lionniet Young. , ' "Esquire Nimble Frog's Mistake’ Warner Willis Fries, Helen Guinn. “The. Family Doctor" Lm-llc Klfld I’inno solo by Eleanor Hickson. “Jane Jones' by Mary Me Mahan. "Mammy ‘ Liza Tells of Mistah Adam and Mig« Eve’, Mary M. Par­ ker, Elizabeth llowen. i'iimo duet hv Katherine John-' son and It. Z. Johnson. ' “ At the Movies' Marshall Stead­ man, Virginia Weekly. . ( ‘ Little Mary Plays the Piano' Mary M. I'afker, Edna.’ Greene. "Stealing CleopatruV S tu ff Fini­ n' Killiinrne, Ina Mae‘Hall. "hcr daughter, Mrs. Elsa a Bishop "'ll entertain r „f n series of bridge , Vrlnck at her home on SILVER TEA POSTPONED P*tr# read form the cllll The silver lea w.hicli was to liavi rf** by Build ineuihers 1.1 |)i *chisi|. During the r.o been given 1»V diK'le three c f tie 8 >b« hostess served re Methodist I hurVli oq Thursday at thu Sutuloy Schoo rdUot hot rlioculale, suml tornooii ul l,r<i mauarouna. 1ruovun, has been pontpoiitMl unti *r> present wore Mrs-j further notice. P»v. Mr,. . — M. Mimirik,{ I). McRae, Miss Trossio Matthews, Mrs. Clarke Mrs r. Mr,. Cruig Thompson, : MeRa ami Floyd McRae left I ucsj®)- Mr,. Mildred Me Alex'dsy n ,ruing for Thomasvilb* and '0. Mnrtinii-r Glover Yl r^ Moultrie, Gn., " ‘her - they will visit Mr. and Mrs. Clark Jr. Mrs. Monroe B.’ Hut relatives. announce the birth of a kty. Mrs. Benjamii their lio.ue near I’aola. . ' ra,A I’owcll, Mi-s. Cun plnwmi » " r*’ ,l' D0,»* i " ill b: glad to U Mrs. Cassandra Schultx has reifm. Jr-. Mrs. doing njc.ly after 'limed from Jacksonville where Mrs. Richard \V. die spent a short time. John Meiseli Jr., Mrs.I , fr-- Mr,. Hazel Cole-1 *• ink- Derby, Mrs. Itrax-1 h nr X!r?' Il" " u' ' 1 Over-1 ^ Led Dniger. A'New Classic—Porridge"Eating Jf fricndi of Mr*. Forrest 1 “ i* ,|'b',*',ted to leum , rating .dong nic'lvi ^ t i . m Tuesday m-,rn-1 Lfnald ia*ughtoii ho.- CONTEM PORARY COMMENT Be sur» your bark seunis ale profits go to the blind An enliro furni iu Mississippi bus heed padlocked. Is this •« straight, then go ahead. — Indium*- News. polls N .‘ ‘ s. move against those corn borers? Two Chicago girl robbers, 15 and You huidly get your money's Under the n w governor T«*xas worth out of a pair of silk stock­ keeps the penitentiary ItK-ked ut 1C years old, dmpp.d iheir guns ings in the long run. night. *— Toledo Blade. when the police fired. Is it imssible that our girl hu)du|a.-»scs are be­ The first t-andwich was made in coming uffcn;inute?—Minneapoils An optimist think, every lemon the 17th century. There arc stiil a good muny counterfeits of the is an orange und a pessimist thinks Journal. every orange is u lemon.— l*os An­ original extant. geles Time,. If Supiro doesn’t get the Ford Ge«rge Washington was a grea* million he is after his lawyer’s bill Tiw building in Paris which hous­ n-Ader of advertisements says a biographer. That’s undoubtedly es thu Follies Ut-geie i* now uWIUnl is going to giv? him ** nervous by a charitable institution and all chill. Dcs Moines Register, why he liecame president. Mrs. Arthur lluzzard •f Augusta, Go., arrlvfl day evening and are the Mrs. Ilnr.zarll's parents Mis. T. L. Dumas. . l'honi- 135 Ilond Grail* Y ard : Holly Ave. Zip Servif* Mrs. Harry K. Dickson ,»f Or Inmlo speAt Tuesday in Sanford a the guest or Iter sister Mrs. Hurt At 11th, 12th, 13th Sts * K J- E. Bit- Rayon Dresses Union Suits Ladies Sem i-service Wcitfhl Fulfashioncd Hose -y ❖ -t-<• v*- •> •> A frican Prince To Lecture A t Church Beau tin I Line Mrs. Trtiby O’Steen of laikcland arrived here Monday and ir. Madarikun Doniyi. said to l)e an the house guest of Mrs. J. I,. Verne African prince and well known lec­ Hurt. turer and minister, is to speak be­ fore an audience at the Trinity Miss Knlholccn Jay leaves Methodist Wedn j-day evening, nt Tlmrsdav morning for Churlolte, 7:.T0 o’clock. N . (’.. where she lias accepted a The subject of his address is to position. be "The Bright Side of Africa," and a special invitation has been ex­ Mrs. F. M. Diiyison loaves tend d to white people to be present Ihursdav for Loufsville, Ky., for the lecture. where she will visit relatives for a Deniyi lias been in America since month. 1011 end was born in Lugos, Nigaria, ill lX'JJ'Mrs. V rne C. Mev-iaiger lias •nrnvd home from , -jaeksynvilli) where site lias been visiting her hiothcr. Gin-- wear, novelty beads, Arlcco linens, Indie initial vanities, jersnv under vents, l>eaut‘:ful pictuicx are iust a few of the tilings that will l»q told' on mir dollar day—Wednesday, Ollier gift.) suitable far graduation. W EDNESDAY The above sket-h was made fren an a l - c ‘ ; ’••jtiigr^ph. TODAY 110 IWotfnolia A ve ->+-h - + + - j- •>-5- -j-<•-t--t- -j--j- This car killed three children W EDNESDAY "THE LOVE Til KILL’ "illi Laura l.nl’ lanle Organ Noiadly Solo "Sengs of Ireland" Knrtoon Komed> "A SI ITCH in TIME" Aesop’s I'aides Coming Alt rrsrlion To Hie Milamlam tlhniie) in "MB. WIJ” PRINCESS 'I hit* ear skidded on a slip •i v pavement aid erasliivl in "i" sidewalk. Tliryn little liildien were killed. m n e - " — ; 'Pleasure - \ ■eti careful drivers Imve.unhil |„ accidents, argl whoa oils fallo’.v lliey are force I my tliouaands of dollars in ages. Carry adequate liay ii’.surnnce. Call on lids ngenrv for all form , of AiitomoYdo Insurance. TODAY Refresh Yourself THE FLESH uml the DEMI A TWO REEL WESTERN "THE COIIBAGK OF COLLIN'S" Comedy 221 Magnolia 8. «•i»Jc. H istoric ftiinii Fo Route Atlanta, CliattaHOURS, Lookout Mountain, M is­ sionary R idge. Moccasin Bend, Tennessee M oun­ tain*, Nashville, Evansville* A T YOU It NK A UEST DIM E LIMIT! I.i. Sunlord A C l«. . • 1/ . Jni kso;i'i||i- A C l.. . Ar. CliHtlNiiooga N C ASt I Ar. HI. I.oni-i I. /£ N • Ar. Ch’cago ( & E I . • AImi tlu* % If you are feeling tired, don’ t take il out on your friend^. Ciirry ^hvitj into our clean, cool fountain and treat them to a dish ol Princess Ice ( ‘ream. And don’ t forget to take home a quart for the kiddies to­ night. arrived homo Sun­ 44,1 t Tnurston, tkE ' Vttl,hul1' > Kf »■’ Pete 1Wllbm'xi0 !ntock' R*'x $2.60 Igidles Men’s High Grade Mrs, Ernest llmi.slmlder mid •mall sim, Kurlvlc, have returned '"line friqn Ja ksnnvill|. anil Tallahas ee where they spent tile pa t week. Princess Ice Cream Dealer ' " ( iiieugu, III.. 7*. *”.®rt time «-n Tucsd«>’ for J7.re he wu, culled 1 *>»s sinter. the r,.,ro? Sanford at1ik-icx Convention at • DeAl Mpnd,v were: Roburirf r*nn Woo,lr>D ‘ HsrSoJ n 5* McCulbe. 'L-Mni “• 'Ldgson Bull, New Patterns and baby here Sun­ guests nf Mr. and OF BOND GRADI Detroit Voiles Fine T h ro u g h Trains D ally OF ZIP SERVICE M ean s S a vin g A n d Satisfaction r»0c. 40 inch Men’s Adjustable Incorporated The Missionary Society of the neet at A pretty compliment to la r Masonic Methodist Church held its social house guest, Mrs. James K. Ilig meeting Monday afternoon‘ nt the gins of Haines City, Mys. Harry N. In',no of Mrs. O. J. Pope in Rose Dick on of Orlando and Mrs. Tril­ Court with Mrs. Pope, .Mrs. J. M. by O'steen of Isikcdand wits the MeCaskill, Mrs. John W. Sneed, lovely bridge party given Tuesday ..Mrs. E. A. Douglass, Mr-. McCaul­ afternoon by M»*. .1. Iji Veine ey, Mrs^. 1'. E. Thornley and Mrs. Hurt at her home near the Cmuiti Glenn E. McKay as hostess. (Tub. bright-colored siting flowers Forming ji 'pretty floral setting nmt ferns were used in decorating lor this affair were quantities of ) the'rooms, orange and green being \aried-colored phlox arranged v.dtu K in gsD auffh ters C lass |thy predominating colors. pleasing effect In wicker baskets. A short devotional exercise pre­ Sounes for the game \jere ktfp H as Knjoyable Picnic ceded the program which was ar on tallies in keeping with the des­ Jranged by Mrs. Sneed, and inelud- olations and at the conclusion of Party A t Lake M ary ■n'j Story i c<l interesting reports from the the game, the ones holding highest 10o’clock j missionary conference held la-t ■rore and high cut, were presented ■week at Ocala. These were made pieces of household linn. by Mrs. Sneed, Mrs. (5. \V. Spen­ Following the game, the hostess cer. Mrs, Frank Norris and Ms. \V. m dstrd bv Mrs. Ralph Wight and jS. Thornton. Mrs. Edward Higgins served a de­ Several • clever readings were lectable salad and ice course. [ given by Miss Allele Vining and .i ' number of songs were sung l>v the i it’ility of Mrs. Hurt wore Mrs [iss memfum had the nrivassembley, I.ate in the afternoon1 George A. Do t’ottcfq Mrs. Charles ringing a frietul ami tin* (the hostess served orange ire andI Powell Jr., Mrs. Fred T. William* ji met at an early houre j individual cakes iced in white. Mrs. Ale.xunder Vaughan, Mr.>. mu* of Miss Edith Vain dames K. Higgins Mrs. Ralph motor, d t<- taike Mary deliciou;, picnic supper D elightful Courtesy Is, Wbjht, Mrs. llurr.v N. Dickson, Mis. (’nutben llurchison, Mrs. W. d. ‘ GivenMonclay Even ing D. Hidden, Mrs. Roliert A. New­ to the inclemency of the man. Mrs. .lames G. .Sharon, Mrs. water sperts eouid not For M iss Viola Booth Turbv i*q in, instead the mem-* -O’steen and Mrsr. Edwar.j Higgins. •ly spent the evening in ho Old Virginia Hell and flower ; Moat artistic in every detail number of games, v.as the miscellaneous shower giv* (pipe O r^an M em bers alloying llii:. affair wore: u sub- en Monday evening by Miss Belli II. Rawlins, Mrs. C. 11. l Mon- laissing at lu-r home on East Enjoy M eetin g W ith Irs. James Harvey, Mr. at the Third Street honoring Miss V.blbi Shelly Harvey, Mrs. prizes Booth.* a bride-elocl of lids uu/ntli. M rs. E stridge M onday inning, Miss Edith Yarn. ;u« j e PJjlox. oleanders and other cu^ • p Gooding McKiin, Miss S. A. flowers in tlio rainbow lines wtra .Members of the Pipe Organ dcnfield, Miss Geonriu affair used in decorating the various Club of th>‘ First Baptist Church Miss Murv Rankin. Miss i. Julia roonia. met on Monday afternoon a t .tin litv, Mi s Dori-thy Smith, r. Miss I The evening hours were quickly home of Mrs. I, . Estridge in EdgeIdeiifiebl. Leon Vinitign 1luy |s|M?iit in games and a number of wood with Mm. Alfred Hall as I those Jcc Rests and after these Ilie ’show- !•< tstunt hc.iless, . •as are j or’ was presented. The guest of •'arnations, Easter lillies and E. Wn-i honor was .called to the door by..a phlox -wefe usc(t in profnsioti in • .Mrs. Frank Powell of l.nngvood I messenger hoy who enve her a tel- the ruoniS where the memliers and mother Mrs. Doane of New , York spent Monday in Sanford us will re - ■eg ram in rhyme. The gifts were MsKenilili-d.' i in a |‘‘arripd in a large white May hasMrs. J.” H. ( ’olelough, clul> presi­ the gm-sts of friends, ng the ket by Mqry and Mildred Clause. dent, presided over the business Mrs. J. M. Wallace left last week Refrij'slimeAts , consisting of a sessi«»n-\vhun routine business w n for Cleveland. Ohio, where she will rainliow ice course w s served liy transacted. Ella Tile first meeting will be held sin-mi several weeks n** lit" gue I Braxton Perkins Monday with .Mrs. Roliert Merriweather at law home at the I’atntss To Members linn Apartments, 218 Grand View Mrs. Ben Cantwell arrived here Avenue, Daytona Beach. The Sunday evening from Jacksonville ieSt* A^nes Guild members will meet at tlq- church to spend the week here with hei «t tR.’J'l o'clock and motor to the mother, Mrs.'Minnie ,h. Jones. Itenth. After all business had been trailcm i K. Iliggiii- "f •acted the hostess served u tempt­ is visiting in Sanford ing -nlml course v. ith ieed tea. of M ri. J. I.a Verne Mmulirrs pirsent were: Mrs, J. home near the Coil'iit CiJelough, Mrs. Francis E. Rx Mr i: II Berg, Mrs. R"'> ert Merriweather, Mrs. t I*, lien«'ers<-n. Mrs. Kent Ro-siter. Mr*. It. W La"ton, Mrs. Clifford Wal':- OF FAIR PRICES work it out- •auditorium. Mrs. MbihI Tupjjtv* principal, inlrouutod the speaker« among which were A. (I. Wagner, ! one of the tru.Ueo-*, XV. T. I-nwton, county superntendent and Min* Graves, county nurse. Knight E. F. I.nnc gnve a talk on "The Knight­ Residence Telephone 2I7-W ! of the Itouml Table” and presented the parchments to the boys and girls. There was one third year knight, Marlon Taylor who has completed the course in two years. Miss Crave* presented two modern health crusade banners to the school. Eighth grade diplomas lieu lion of Spring Lake and the wore given to Marion and Alien new park Opposite the depot. They Taylor.The children of the school expect to complete n tennis court Inset! the exetvises with songs and in th •near future. ‘recitations which received hearty Elmer Dunn, son of Mr. and M r ;,1applause from the larje audience. Dan i. has been ill for several davi * Mrt. Holmes, who ha- Iteen visit­ El •,(! Wagner entertained a number of hi* friends at nn Easter ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cn • egg hunt at Chuluotn Inn Friday ton Jnrkobs left for her home in altcindon. After the little guest, Texas Thursday morning. Mr. r.ntl Mrs. \V. W. \Vil.*on of had arrived they played several games and then hunted the egg1 Pittsburg tire expected to return to hidden on the lawn and under the Chuluotn about the fir-t of May tree-. Prize* woro given to Mary for a few weeks. Mr Wilson has Jeanette brooks and Floyd for pin- f recently,, purchased a tract of land ninr the ears on the rnhhit and to and is e Icaritig it for cultivation. Marv i lark and Elmer Dunn for! Miss Evelyn Jur ohs entertnine.l finding the largest number of cgg.i., |„., friends nt a birthday party lee rieain and enke were served lie Tuesday night. Music and games •he little host's mother, Mrs. A. (!.' were the program of the evening Wagnei- who was assisted by Mi.*, j and later the young people were Erank brooks and Mrs. Georg.?. served delightful rufipshmcnts by •laeolis. As the guests departed' Miss Jacobs mother, Mrs. (ivorge thex were presented with pretty Jacobs. •aid and eggs and a candy rahMrs. E. E. Trimble. Mrs. N. C. lot a a souvenir of the happy ot- .|lir.(||4S> s . F. l ong. Mrs Wm. ‘ ■'V,""' , ,, ,, ,, , I Jacobs and Mrs. A. b. Hunter, n*lr. ami Mrs. II. 1 ., Moure left toi*sle«l the divisional lAeoting at I Imr-day morning for their «**(•• j Winter Garden Thursday, April P.L no home in Beverly, Muss. I hey Tim principal address was given At L’O, Miss Faye Ferguson, con­ mli return in the fall when Mr. ,,v Mrs. Paul It. White. •xpects to erect a new home on ,, , .. .. , i ert pianist, Hilda herself In- SunMirtj.l i. Mrs. Williams from New t nrk oorporntcU. with ;• board of direc­ Will C Steiner is visiting hiv,*i,ing ^ r- »'"■ Mrs. Fred tors and everything. She is bo- sister. Mrs. A. (!. Wagner at Chu- "'indinjr. Mrs. Wlbiams is an old lioved to lie the lirsl concert artist Ionia Inn. Mrs. Steiner was recent-. Mh” " 1 fri""'> " r Mr*‘ " ,n,ll"hever llannrrd lu this niaiuior. Fhc Kin ramp nt Ft. llcnning (5a., »eMr. Frank brooks and his father, has appeared lit several elltw nsi his discharge lust week. 1 !*• Brooks, left Monday soloist "llli the Cincinnati-sym­ The Chuhiota School had as its morning for Maine. Mr. I' rftnk phony orcheslitv v CHCLUOTA p h o .n o r i IIUDGE, Calif., Aprl 22.— Many ' killed, llH),003 homeless, danger 1 constantly increasing is the new s. from the flooded areas. Some other business should be dropped, such ; as our sentimental interest in Eur- | opeans, their things, needs and armaments, until the Mississippi j problem is disposed of. The country is rich enough to j do it, and it can lie done. One- J tenth the money lent to help Hu- j iopeans kill each other wouM do it, | or one-tenth o f the money lent to | Europe privately, since the war ended. Beat wishes, Smokers. Tampa Tribune. They’ll need ’em. Gilbert I*cnch of the Ix'cshurg ff, Commercial insists that he is go­ ing to pu*. that extra *i’ in Floridan. Why be so egotistical, Gilbert? Renovated It A Chance to Spend Money. In California, JG Eggs, 85. New Style Irrigation. Huy I.and CnnlintiNly. ny AKTHUtv BRISBANE ( tipj rlfthi IflfT tiv lliir (o PA ft p FfV'E TH E SAN FO R D H E R A LD , TU E SD A Y . A P R IL 20, 1^27 _u lJ _i T H E SANFOKD H E R A LD , T U E S D A Y , A faU lJ 2G, I!)27 • j has been introduced In Win The nowest qf indoor sporting classics porridge eating contest for mes n Ipeg. Can., where a hotelKroitv stagedWarner, a a Scotchman you may bi congers uml bell boys l!iir parted in the middle, won it b. sure, who is pictured with callug two quurte In t l i minutes* Seminole Creamery Company l’honc G31 Dix ie n . n : ». Snnfi r J \ C !. ..v. JacksonvRIr A C Ar. Chatt-jaeog.* N t’ Ar. i. Lodi - ! N We believe that we can aid you to c\indiU't youi financial a ffa irs with eafety, conven­ ience and p rofil. We hope lo have the np|)br* tunity to prove our belief to you. A r. ( hirug,, f A . I. . A. .It . . E l . . ) « ilcr.-ici car i. im jiitm , lattt mmj nkif l,fw«<llt*, t f t b »• * in tnc * attUTOT s Aiiwr I, Ta.m. i " .l|f»i (Imi*, ml 1r+itiimgf .Ii **J .lUueeo I k .U * l|. Imo A* 4 SoSHb 1 l Km t I (*•*, Ilwa fi U*, Id l : « ) Dls.s,. n™,l.ta iWU III )U> VtUS JriMrSk IU,M rWaSl .sIm A vIM i Sanford,Fla STRENGTH - fiERVICE - P R O G R E S S fc o itc H i S la v ic \ I ntei-Cstiri �W M r* ; ■ i*<wi ”*#*•••* ® Sn*r*i4 *tk*m*+f4v*r ; :« . ’V*,,‘ J^------ TTTE SAN FO R D H E R A L D , T U E S D A Y , A P R IL 26. 102V i M-JIWUkl'W1 K .H «■■* T'lHii i. imi—m i . » I., — h— r r r r r = r ,= MIAMI BOWS TO SMOKERS IN 2ND „ GAME OF SERIES1! ! l e a d in g m a jo r leagi k h it t e r s NATIONAL LEAGUE Player Club ;; All R ll ITT. llormby, 11 41 17 HI .403 Tyson. 'New York 11 47 12 21 .117 $0"'* Philadelphia, 11 II 13 Iff .429 Lindstroin, New York 11 18 ft 1!) .300 William*, Phiiad: Iphin in 28 11 IB ,205 Leader n year ago toduy: Hornsj,y, St. Louis, .IBB. « ______ “ Y ” Baseball Team To Play Stetson At Thursday #DeLand • I P le n ty Fast 1UUI • .I _ The Cuba made five runs >o too The husebnil team of tho Y. M. eighth inning lmt the Ueda raised C. A. is to meet Hie Stetson Hal­ H its the ante by rcorlng re von times rn Sprint I Allows Only ters Thursday afternoon nt 2 o'­ T ren ch n n l A llo w s Sariuioia IM rm iT ch.miplo.1 H:.h O lv n i y ~ , t a i l l 'o i 't i . . . Hnnlnt ami won clock in DeLand, according to nil \Y It i 1 c Flow ers’ W ildness O nly l ive H its W h ile Ji ■^ A n sw e r 1 i* lU ck u n l I n n l J ^ t(iJ) Klffht i»Hciiv-r were trealnitnounecmcnl made this morning Kimbles Turnlm T o Counter Elates A r e O n lh crin jj 13 In ­ He Will Fight Anyone Ex- 0,j a* thorough ^hellacUini; dmby li. E. Lnmkiii, physical director 3 Runs In First 2 Frames clu d in g T w o C ircu it C louts of the *Y’, who has asked all play­ H ea vy w eig h t mg the frny. . cep l Italian Pitcher (Jcorffu f v*it- tuc ers who can make the trip to noti­ V e te ra n S ta te L ea gu er ............ , . . . . . . . . , whole work* oh the White fy him immediately. SARASOTA, April. 2d—The MIAMI, April 20— rLcfty Sprout By DAVIS J. WALSH downed the Tigers, 7 to fi, lit ten held Miami to foi|r hits and the A llo w s V isito rs Only Colts pounded Jones nnd Nagnlj No practice is to be held today innings. He curbed a Detroit ral­ Tnmpu Smokm. copped the .-croud for 13 hits nnd nine runs und cap­ International New - Service Spur! or Wednesday but following the F o u r H its A n d Is In tured tlm second frame from Sar­ ly'upon relieving Red Faber anu game of the series to even tin* A.'lr.IUl .la l.l’.Atil i, Editor Stetson till there will be a brief G AB li H PUT. workout Friday afternoon and on asota by n score of U to 2. Trent Club NEW YORK, Apr. 2d—.lack ti,en drove in the winning run in count. Tin: visitors scored the only Player D a n g e r Only 1 Tim e hard pitched steady ball for the tho tenth. Alex Mct/.ler. former Saturday after the regular state Dempfa y Inn declared himself. He Athletic outfielder, made his debut tfureo runs of the game in the first Sin,non:, II U'J 8 18 .402 league game, the Rollins Tars are visitors, allowing only five hits. two inning -, I’lowei wildness aePhiladelphia is coming back. with tlie Sox and got « hit. Vinn and Cox scored homo run: counting for the tallies. Tin- local Gehrig, to play the *Y\ llcnny Karr of tho Indians held hurlcr yielded only two hits hut The writer learned Jin : lM «y on 13 17 IB 21 .117 for tho visitors. New York Owing to the fact that no prac­ Corrisl, ’ Tarpon shortstop win iinpcachnblcs authority nnd t*ic> tVio llrown- to foui Lits» \vliiU l»t.- walked four batsmen find hit one. Goslin, tice can lie held regularly when the 12-17 I l 21 .117 league h um is at home, the *V is out of the frame ns n result of in­ : amo source) Washington Mining: r Holloway left the Mi­ victory, tiummn yielded a wicked juries sustained in Sunday's game. Judge, ami tiitt• is, getting two of tho four tome difficulty in getting B 17 .120 having 12 ORLANDO A1J It JI I’ O A E dosed the fact that Dempsey will willow with four hits. WiirhingUni made of Die Smok: I * Bouthjmw. its regular practice session but (lie Celerynicn Counter 1 Foss, The Giants, Rubin*. Athletics 3b ...... . .... rt 1 1 l 3 0 bar m* man, except Paulino, the Koenig, TAMPA team is said to be in good shape Southern Leaguo ami ltcd Sox . t'J'.l KLIM ? J Tinker, 2b....... ....1 1 B 0 • l latter being deemed unworthy of New York In F irst A m i 2 M ore A 11 R II 7>0 A K for the scheduled affair with Stet­ were idle. ■1 *7 1 Leader a year ago today, Flng- son Vinn, as. ... r> l 3 4 -I I 1 tl *.* II tho ex-champion's consideration. V| 1 2b Buckb. Thursday. The outfit is to leave • J 0 II In T he Sixth Stanza Grandio. cf. ... . ..4 fl 0a I understand, too, Hint Dem­ ’’ 3 1 0 1 0 1 VMch, ll the First National Bank Building at 5 t ' if. . 1) I n psey *n announcement has boon in Tito crackers socked iwu Mcmpln/ Ren* Icy. *rZ... l) II J 0 u 2 o ’clock for DeLand. rltehcra for 17 inis nnd won easi­ Johnson, if. 1 *.l i *1 0 n [K BIG FIVE H 0 I) 3 7 (i Bour.r., Setting n pneo that could not be Abrams, lb. ... :i T i 14 0 u the hands of Toxx Rickard for nt ly 11 to I. , ,\ 4 ) G-AB R 1! HR PCT P layer n . 2 f) II 1 stopped except in one short inning, Ix?t\ c............... ....B l •> *» 0 0 least three weeks und that the Homers hv Mdairry und bowler Zcliorn. : i> ‘ II 41 17 IP 2 .403 According to the estimate of a >1 ll ll *9 It (i Hornsby old George Cusnck yesterday out- Trcnchard, p. -..4 i 1 0 4 0 promoter, with a mystcrioils iti- accounted for all Nashville’s runs Blnckxtoc It, rf 11 41 12 10 < • .204 European specialist, there are four­ * > Cobb . . | ) n II II IB ■fttrvcd liis ri al twirier to let the but they were not chough to heat Bbitic*. lit 12 17 8 12 0 .277 teen million bobbed heads in AmeI) n Speak', r 1 1 1 ... 3 Francis i Saints down with four hits mid an Toinlit ........ .32 0 J13 27 15 1) |Dempsey later in the week” , mere­ New Orleans, which won B to I. 12 II 15 12 2 .272 inerica from which 2,500 tons of a 3 0 11 ll 5 ii [tilth . n re* nit the Celerynicn took the SARASOTA Chattmmoga piled up an early Sprmvl, p tl 41 11 1* U .22(1. hair have been sheared or shingled. AB R H I’O A p i t ly in withholding the news until Collins . B in it in l palm’ of the first home aer­ Grant, lb ......... . 4 i I l) ti II the cloak nnd suit men will lie un­ lead find hud no trouble downing 21 2 a1 27 il *i TttlnL ies, 8 - 1. Maloney, rs. ... 3 0 0 *► • **» 1 able to stand the suspense no long- Mobile 8 to r>. In a barber shop and beauty par­ • v..r ’ I George was tho master nil the Knunua, 2h ... ....4 n 1 *it» r4y 0 , er Richarel, it reema, is to lie M1A M1 lor for dogs in London,” England, wny and in only one instance w n Solder, c f....... :... 1 ii 1 •1 0 (1 found guilty again of Hie tbarge All R II I’O A K tho charges for haircut and sham­ Hogan, 1/....... ....4 ii 0 3 0 0 of being a first cln.::i showman. .4 0 II i ll ii Caaonrc*, cf 1) t 1) -1 n (1 Hudgens, c ...... poos vary according to the size of .) 13 II ii Further evidence for the indict­ ll 4 ' Holloway lb •> ll innhign with plcnlly to spare, in Brunson, 3b. . 4 o 1 • 1 ■ > ment in uucstiun wna furnished! n ll tho animal. Tho charge for.tho'aye- JIit1 . Joo Moy,.r> g«nutiMi II 0 Dumii.; •. rf . I LOIHD \ STATIC LEACH'E i pito o f tho fuel that his jn Humphrey, rf ....3 0 i *2, n 1) this morning when be Informed the Bv It. L, Hooker n 0 n (1 1 A T rf Lunfoxl. rage dog is $3.50 mid for a Ft. r e j , ,,f Ripon College in \J'i Won l/.st I V . ^ ■ f r o having a tough aflornt-'ii Jones, p....... .... 1 ii •l n 0 1 boys that a certain “ mysterious II II ti ll n SANFORD . — If .. t n .75(1 Richards 1 L'ernard, $",.()(). jenmdn. Mcj\*r holds the • 1 • 1 hitting Mr. Taylor. 0 0 0 Nnglcs, p, ....... 1) stranger” was enroiito east to rep-* Little excitement. o l) 1 i 1 ii Dull game, Vincent, ib . . .» .GOO! 8 conference record in the 100 m Tampa With two down in first Eddie Small crowd. Bettor. luck all jeu n t Ihftnp-oy. Tho gontlomun Turner, * .... 3 ll 1) i 2 0 Miami ............. — .noi) 3 220-yard events. H*> i> only ! *Wnde drew n wnlk, stole second Totnla ........ .31 •» B 27 12 •9 in uuer.Uon is Gene Normilc, who round next time. Tons o f shoe polish nre sent front sophomore ami hails fiom M: 3 II U *> •i 0 Sarasota ........ , 2b 2 .400 ’ < ’hatin' ; and then went to third on n pas- Odnntla 0D2 100 nn;t--'1 is about as mysterious as a bill­ England to Gnlcuttu to meet the * » II 0 3 ll (1 2 1Bcmihi, 2 .400 ncapolis. Orlmidn . ■ e t l ball. Crowe walked and Wiido Sara at a (111 000 (l()0 2 board advertisement. Hirst nicked Mr. Taylor for n 1Flower.*, 0 M 0 ll 1 0 St. i’ctcr.sburg T 3 ,2Bl» dc.unid o f the natives, who take scored a moment later on an nt•SUMMARY -Two huso ini t: Norjnilc will remain in New pair of safeties that helped the tiie g i cutest pride in keeping their 2 0 0 1 r. (1 Too Late l» Glossily, I'tempted double steal. That was Tinker, Abrams, Brunson, Horn., York us u liaison eontart between obi average. He deserves credit |David, [> -hoc.i ( listening to the highest den ll 0 II 1 0 Dorn, x K I.KAGl AMERICAN first blood. runi: Vlnu, Cox, Sncriflci : Dempsey and Rickard until such for being able tit reach the offer­ Won Lm" •WANTED TO KENT Unfunfr In tho fourth .Take Monitor slnp- Abrams, Trcnchard. Stolen bases: time ns Jack decides to forsake ings of the wild limit, .. 31 0 4 27 12 u Now York . . . Total s 4 ud liouno with 2 or 2 licilrooo I pod a hit past third and was «cnt John son, 2. le ft on basc.c Or­ California for tho land yf the sap 2 Won Lost Pot. within 18lh Street ilmil —Pti St. Louis to second on n perfect sacrifice. lando. 0, Sara so to 4. Double plays: which is here. My information t iTaylor's only fault was that he 7 2 .700|8yot x-Bittted for Domingo in Till, 7 B V. liinglon ......... St. Louis ■Khaw. Paint mun.igor, cracked a Maloney to Ktuimis to Grant. t day is. that Dempsey will reach thought everyone used a telephone 7 4 .5311*___________________________ Kcbie by innings: 1 2 Pittulnirgh .. Detroit Base on balls, o ff Trcnchard L; , single I f . to Jell. and Jnko camo in Now York about five days itcfoic { ne-lu I'm* a I, Tnthjm . . . 210 dim Otin 6 B Phihfdolphia 7 1 .,'2,j From tho straw tit I’liiltidolphia ! with tho tyrng yfnfr run. Bryan got a Joitps 2; Nagel 2 Hit by pitcln-r; the Jiminf Mnloiiey-.Iio I, Sharkey Miami 000 Dill) 000—0 Cleveland 0 7 I .OF*» among tho two thou.-aiid inejj New York (Hudgins). By light Hi-lieiluled f*»i- May ID. ihit to center and then tile bags by Trcnchard , You should have septl, Bill |mke. ......... B 7 •Jlfl!! BO iton . 8 5 .571 the University of Southern fi j were muled on JTisbio’n inUplny Jonoti (Tinker), llitj o ff Trcnch- -TJm “ work" wilk then fro in for Hungry, as ii uak Roila water in | Fummarjt: Bauble plays,’ Boiizn CbicOgo ............. •> 8’ .200 Chicago l i* .Iti forniu, it was found th::t 'nr Boston .................. ^Ml FuukY. roll. r. Co a It imro nrd, B in 1): Jones 7 in .'1 Dempsey to challenge/ tho win­ one hand food in the other. Mouth |to Buckley to Barm -i; Bour.a to ...2 8 .272 men* ran far behind 'home low j Cincinnati fdown and tho next hatter was tak­ Nagel, (1 in 5 1-!). Umpires: Rup- ner, with the ultimate survivor to full. A home rim an the diamond Paines to Buckley; Buckley to Bar- I 2 It) .151 us preferred husband*. Brooklyn __ NATIONAL LEAGI K en care of by Crown, who threw Imn and Plob. . go on in Ihu din nip ions hip meeting mill Homebody would hhV" been ite*. Stolen base - Beasley, Buck-] to the pints to force Shaw. It end­ with Tunney. Rickard previously clicked to death. |ley, Hpruwl. Struck out by iJavis, 2. j ed when Crowo nUo threw out 1ms hc|d out for Dcntpsoy to meet —-----Bare on halls— Off Flowers, 4; off | Aiistln. Paulino. :n Hint lie would have $$?*£?& Cusack's curves broke Just about' Du' is. 2. Hits Oil k lowers, two sci i f f|nuli*ls an ! an Inter­ us pretty as anybody1* curves a>" iti 11-3 innings; off Davis, 2 Tins Qelprymen forged to the — >f mit*’ i luil! uk'-w in in ' i vinS ihat co.dd break. And George 1ms got in 72-’,t imdnga. Pafr <1 ball- Ben; from with the load that gave them the gnmu in the ti::th. J’ri.-bie neither Maloney not) Sharkey 'eui. AMERICAN LEAGUE 1nin. Sitcrifive - Barnes, Buckley, wultied it) tttivvl (L. Wndo gtfL mi shewn anything but thu light idea. Cleveland II; St. Louis 1. ______ I Bouza, Hchoror, fipfowl. Hit by infield hit to Taylor ro d Crowe But Dempsey has read Paulino New York 4; Washington B. W. M, McKinnon and N. H. Gar- l'>l< her — )»y Flowers, (Baines.) perifiecti them 1 both along tho Chicago 7; Detroit i! (II) in< right off tho gallows. and Kelly. paths. Friable scored on it wild ninga. " What would I gst in meeting tierr sat and shivered through the !!,!.nil’lrc/ , 1L'd<'> i' k* -s air. Both carried ligiited fu r-!* M " , —*• '*'’ pitch and Wade counted when that guy7” he its quoted ns having affair Boaton-Pliilndclphia cold Johnson took srvernl minutes to di'inatided of friends. ' I emit nure.i in their mnutlis. nick up n roller from Meyer's Inti. prove anything by licking him. i'll NATIONAL LEAGUE Frank Simpson. Ntuvroofi, Gn., JpJJrat sent one careening o ff tbe ho willing to take on tho Shnrkev* Clnnnmiii 11; ( ’ hlcago p, Raid in o f the third baseman nnd Malnuev winner as the bert man In will arrive Bat unlay to Join tinPhiladelphia 12; Boston -I, ‘ Bailey drow a pass but Walla • St. I. >uia I; l’itt>biirgh 0. the field and then go after Tun­ dub. Simpson is a catcher and * lid to lie one who can : lap the old ending it by flying to right. ney." 1ll ly three I chl doled. However, 1 understand Demp­ apple all over the lot. He will a«-< Thi'sCore: sey's objection to Paulino is not sumo the place of utility catcher,1 YESTERDAY’S HOME RUNS. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE hared altogether on ethical made vacant when Reese Allen Rochester D-B; Bonding **-ll. St. Petersburg AH It II I’O A E NATIONAL LE \Gl 15 ’ * Toronto Jj Baltimore 1 ), ground, although them nyo few left for home. * » 0 0 Kutthu, rf. . i ii D y* Sen*on*k I priso fighters who really ran take *» 0 Others poatponed cold. Meatncr, 2lu .... 3 I 1 8 w J'layi r Team No. Total ] their ethics or lot them alone. Allen ir to be nunuigor of the 0 Brown cf. 1 (1 0 .3 1 Dmitbil ( ’arelinnl* I I SOUTHERN A8SOCI \TION •Still sordid commercialism must Manchester, Gn., baseball team. Stow, If. ______ 4 0 1 1?. 1 II Atlanta II; Memphis -t. enter.into tho situation nt limes Bryan, If............ .3 0 1 1 n 0 Mobile B; Clinttnnooga M. AMERICAN 1.1.At.I E Wurt Warner lurked from Litre und it tines :*i here in this way: Funk. 3b. _____ t II II (1 4 .1 I Bcnutors I Dempsey realises that thu last stands. Ho didn’t wear an over­ Goslin S. John son, ri. 1 0 0 0 2 (1 New Orleans G; Nashville 4. Birmingham-Li ttlo Rock not lio rim get out of n clmmplnmdiip coat either. F,. Aufctin, g. ....-.3 0 1) 4 1 l) THE LEADERS fight is about $200,000 even if lie Taylor, p...... — . ..3 ll 0 1 *> 0 tclicduled. National league WUliamr, I won from Tunney, He, therefore, Arrhie Ilctts, crntche nnd all, \VH*on 2; ’ T o tn H ....... ; . 31 1 4 21 13 0 . S. ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION . figures to make niueii more nut of occupied a ;ca t directly behind the Hornsby 2; Harper 2 Columbia 0; Aril villa 2. ill's him bout, provided thd oppo- plate, i ’ripples enjoy baseball, Wehii 2; Wrightstone 2. ofoiSanford Afl R H PO A E Charlotte 2; Knoxville <1. American I,eagne Gehrig I; m nt is light, lie doesn’t think even though they cant return to fieri. !oy, **f. j.... „4 n 0 0 0 0 Ruth 2; Simmon* 2; Tobin 2. Paulino would draw enough in work for awhile. Frilbia, w. . ... 1 i 0 4 *1 1 ' Greenville 2; Macon t>. *1 *1 1 <n u 1 Spartanburg f»; Augusta (l, make the thing worth hi« valued V m h , i r. r6 lime ami attention. CltrwoJ’ 3li...... . *1 ii 0 T 4 0 Lavorito Hurt was Uie official On tlm other Imml. lie believea ballyhoo man for n group o f fans 4 n 1 i u (1 SUlITItEASTERN. LEAGUE . UyenQ 2b. that either Sharkey or Maloney from around the vicinity of IkilIpUrst. If. . . 1 0 «• 4 0 (1 Columbus 2; Selma 7. Montgomery .’t; lVn.-;ucola B. would help him bring in n million lltiilcy, ll>. .3 (1 J n () (1 Savannah It; St, Augustine 10. dollar gate aej, lming the key-man metto and Uommereinl Avenues. Wnllitco, c. 1 <1 0 4 1 II Jnek <'>nvillc t); Albany 13 (8 of tlie situation, bo will insist on a p. CUMtek, p, u 0 U a ll Fred Dorner wan over in .one V innings). Tires A n d Tubus cut of 27-12- m r edit or $275,IKK). In brief, the boy is thinking in corner, without'much to any. Totalis r, 27 2 4 27 in •1 Tlie Grca(e*i Tire Value Ever AMERICAN ASSOCIATION .. v* rv critical figures, as always. With few rxreprh.n*, every luime, faster than the many cities nnd town* Offered And Guaranteed By The Kansan City 2; Louisville 7. If In* con nmkd his present plans •St. Pntrisblirg 000 100 00(1— I e'Try fnjuxry and r\ cry ,com?nerci.il if serves. Firestone 'lire «Y Itulihcr Co. Milwaukee 0; Indianapolis 10. stand up. be will have at least a •lay 002 OOx 2 Hanford bustnru in (be I lorId.i Power &- LI5 I1I Experienced Investees are always on Minneapolis B; Toledo < ’ • (12 in* half million dollars to show for bis ■ Summary: Jinan luilln o ff Tay Company’* mritorv u.c* one or mote tlie look-out for a well-managed Com­ We also o ffe r Ilea! Values como Itack und —bo fondly be­ .■ lor 0;’ o ff Gtt.-ack 2: I'asnd ball nings), of the service* gf tbi» Company which pany whose business is steadily Increas­ St. Paul 8; <lolumbuc D, in lieves— tlie title. 1 ; Auslini-Sft Wild jiitch Taylor. mppllcj liiectrlclty, Clai and Ice. Stop ing a growing Company. That is one i ay lor 4; by Cttuoik r.nd think n moment of the important reason why so many people are putting J •'}. Sni rlfico hits. Brown, Wade O L D F IE L D parr nc. upied i’ y tills Company In the their savings to wotk in Florida Posvcr | ) ( 2 ), G l o v e , M v it. aii'l l l i r i . ev cry day life and growth of Florida. So Cl Light Company $7 Preferred Stock. Tubes I u k of g.mio 1 :-ls. Untpiros clotcly is 1 lie Florida Power Cl I ijjhc J-ohr nnd Melkle. The follow in g figure* reflect the $1,611 30 x 3 'A ........ $ Company allied to the progress of (he grow th o f Florida Power t«. Light Start that tlie Company must grow even Company. 82-10 31x1 .......... $11.80 Locals Get Only 5 Blows O ff Taylor. J League Standings Base Hits Results O f Games SI;; ...... ; This Also Grows in Florida l BaseballSiatisiics In Major Leagues J l } t t i i i ■ p r«$ Io tte Today’s Schcd.ulc F T -"-------------------- — -----------------FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Bt, JVtorr.bmg at Sanford;’ irlmi/b, ut Sum sotu. Tampu qt Miami. AMERICAN LEAGUE Ft. Loom at Cleveland. LYaxhington nt New York. Jatroit Chicagaz i hitudclphin nt Boston. NATIONAL LEAGUE .riltebuigh ut St. lxnds. «'bi< r ■ ‘ Cluriunutl. Bmilou at, Phiiadclpliia. ♦ --------MobiltriU g ’ haiini o »ga. "N ow (JruEi^ fi< 'tic. irmiogritoi ut IJtllo Rock, hinta ut Mcmphia. AM Kit ICAN ASSOCIAT’ON ■HfrUkee ul Iniiiannuolls. is t'ity ut Louiavilie. at Columbus. ’Toledo. Are You Putting- Dollars I As Well As Days l Behind You?’ \ S & vs I t 'S t h e s a m e t h i not a s * b e in d nexr door k»*m* 0 ■•••* ^ l.ca f by leaf as the calender grown thinner, your bank Imok Hhould he ReUing "fillle t ". Re sure that vnu ^row richer as you ifrmv older. We ar,- not much further away from you 4 ban your phone. Our Huppy Clumber in a hunller. On Hie Jnli—<iuit-k a* a telephone I lash, Bet uh on Hie phone. 32x l . .... $12.10 32x1! • .... $ 10.00 3 3 x 1 ! i ........ $ 17.55 29x4.40 ........$ 8. H) 29x 1.75 $Ui.5D 2 9 x 1 .0 3 ... . $! 1.80 30x 1-95 . $12.2(1 30x5.25 .. $13.65 31x5.25 . $11.20 30x5.77 . $16.00 a $3.10 $3.25 $3.30 Numhrr ■f C i.lnmrfi............ ................ H07; -r( ui i , M.t.t,.............................. KW ll r d-.trjrlty Pr-^lii c l ...................... tr)rUy PijKtueed. $2.20 M 01 n l 1 rsntotisiion l. n r , , . . . , M dr* *>f P .Irihulion I•triet i M I , Thoui.riH C a . n . b fO m Out»ut $2.45 < $2.75 $3.05 $3.10 $3.65 .’i.’ixti.nn $ 17.00 $3.05 W e Install These Free O ifi- fl u y y o u r 1 | 1t e a r l ; : ; eharoa fro m j . t hio o cCoornni o rf tr Phone 207 ■■ - mub«> >f fpf ...... . : m e - .I.... I men. * *-■ 1J • | i tv. 1st S t. q j ^ I V f '. C m your £T . H*mt w ?* Com* *W ,n H ! Dt*in **n e% epa r tm e* n'* t ’J , •. „ , t o A o j t .itiJ ' . . .1 .,t i i o o 1 * tt* i * T “ | n to iL j\o h h .tt M . u n » i i u J i . ! i .n ,. i c n u ! t i, c f Vout II..n1: ._____ _________ r 7- T ilt) \ .p u n y nint’/t- | «' h o n f A y i - i ih - '-*~m I - 1 stifft Tel 803 ■v ^ »l ares you J 7 P n /rrre d St w It on | l:« « y ,l, "*yii.riu, l• . . >■ , Ot _;ii) J.rr J .-ir ,* . I r ;—” ; ■ , ., , . ]u , | _ motslb tml ■ ■„ , •t i. , , „ r , ’ <7.' o r e o u r M /e i. ills 15,71 2 $10,104,Vii Itirrraia i r.fot 5 (J.570.9M 64 7 419 tl.lti'J 11 61.JW 8J.J11,u.* I I I O ltID A PO W K R St L IG H T CO | P rtfcrm l Bto> It P ep l., Mia-nl, P looda. . <M. ,U X In r inettina your rrqu’ rrm ent.) tiny cnipjoyp [ 111 W . 1st S t . in 150,J74,**.10 7V ) Year KnJtJ Mar. 31, 19:7 171.15: • :i 213.8S5.S91 877* I.977* intWi* 114 13H.34A »U.4C'i..;24 yiocli />(i\s dividends every 3 months nnd it's SAVE p a n y —t h a y A . D. Rosier 101,658 i.v*a M'l.lh HI r lift Dadtj KW lit. ; l . -tJti.ugt, , , ........................... ftjure* are at of De-ember JI, 192fl. $2.65 FIR ST N A T I O N A L D A N K PANTOKD, I L dlllllA . Y«ir LnJnt Mu. 31. I C ite ~ 1 j ;,> | shares. I I I, ''< ****> ti �THE SA N FO R D llE H A U ), TU E SD A Y Lified Rates r Tr»n,‘*0i0° *«»u^1** w* yo; CHIROPRACTIC — Adjustments 12 For that tired run down condi-'] — lion is just what you nec((— puts pep in your slop. Phone 482-J. For W'j appointment. Dr. W. E. Mhc-D ouj pal. ph( R. I r. ITI'S ,tI" Let iwn,n,| charged H«*22d »"* wora I will ho roliOM- ^.Uand collector X ,nin* for payment, orders am pajr*•*»«* of publication. .. n%. FfCtlV* Ju1,?1j o:(iVcV i>y n : » « £ $ u . h * i tne J: Wl»“ , y ,wlHl"n.” " t i l iJ 'mori than one • therefore S S S S u notified nt -^ueis’CR OHDljWi av s is «j&sfrsr“ ’ J t u i numhered for .. they are madefence, i . „ umPr**l5» under ' nfh h®*<1* j ^ i d e - u p alphabet* rn ItATR 8CHKDULK _l„» schedule toll* .olid «d« from ,7 II word* for one to 'i j . When centered •rdered. each line will „ e word.. j rit. .ppHe* to encK > Vo'S? 1i»e. t« or I3.S0; nda | “ . than 15 wonln 4 ii 11 word*. I.. Perkins — •Huborjfoshct headquarters for Collegiate Clothes. 110 First Street. BUILDING BLOCKS Irrigation boxes and general cement -work Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Ter willcgor, Prop. LANEY.S DRUG STORE — Pre­ scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We fire! ns near you as your phone. Call 103 THINK—If you are thinking of building, why pay the Architects several hundred dollars for plans, when you can get the same frciy, and keep your money in your poede et . For further information sca SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS. V. C. Collet, Prop, Building Con­ tractor, General Shop & Mill Work and House Painting, 115 N. LUMBER and complete lino of building mnterinl. Ixnv prices. Security Lumber Co.. “ Where Good Grades Como From’’ Mnplo and Sixth. Phone 71)7. Phonograph Repairing Piano Tuning By experts with 17 years exncrienco. Sanford Music Store nnd Gift Shoppe Room 10-&.11 McLander Arcade Phone K32. CONCRETE in every shupc nnd form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod­ ucts Company, Fifth ami Maple Sts. Phone 112-W. CLARENCE SMITH General Contractor (inn West First Street lit Phon? 441 CLEANING, PRESSING, DYING —“ We do it Better,” Try us. Ueynl Cleaners and Dyers, J. C. Jackson, 206 Ei st Second St., Phone 4« 1-J. Wanted 1SMALL —house for rent, Moll I onville Ave. Call 83(I-\V. buy tractor tr harrow. FOR SAI.K FOR RENT: Five room house, 717 West First St. Apply E. E. Pape, 2 Bungalows as above with nine 10 acres plowed ami fenced, com1321 Oak Ave. Phone 70H W. hinution eitrus and trucking land. U — Rooms Without Hoard Ideal for poultry. On hard stir- • faced road. $C,600.00 Terms $500 NICE SLEEPING— room TEACHERS HOME, - furnished cash, balance ffiO per month. N o' tie mait at $12.50 a month complete. Close to schools. Ac­ interest. nisi, 5-room apartment, fir comodations for ten. Four entranc­ private hath, lights and wr es, two baths, Ilot and cold water, 2 Bunpalows, five rooms and hath, .......... l». no children. :t gas electricity. Double parage acres planted to Tangerine*. On Ave. Phone 7-lti-J. Terms with or without menls. Ad­ hard surfaced road, f7.000.nn. $500 dress Rox. W. care Heritld. cash, balance ^.T0 per month. No < fiNNEfTING BEDROOMS, :t 1J interest l ost St. Impure lUJ Elm FIVE ROOM modern house in Isndi Arbor, alt conveniences: Hainiinii k land $100 per acre. Near garage, G. S. Witmer. I’. O. Rox railroad. Citrus laud witli Lake Furnished bedroom Frontage on land road sit $125 per acre. < hulunta Company 17— Business i'lnces For Rent • luduotu Fla. ATTRACTIVE rooms to rent for stores or offices at I’nrk Ave. and Commercial Street. W. M. DOt RLE garage, cement float i, Young, Owncj, 208 Park Ave., op­ light and water, I rooms, screen posite Court House. porch bathroom, hot and cold wa­ ter. 2 blocks from First Street, on palmetto. Apply 30ti E. Jth St . side entrance. COM FORT A RLE furnished home tOOM —furnished apartfor sale. $1000 cash, balance >20 per month; also small' easy monthly payments, riiuluotu Gindrrvillc. $0.00. Phon*1 Oftico, next Masonic Bldg. 20ii Palmetto Ave. FIVE ROOM 'RUNGALOW:i/ocut TWO FURNISHED 1-room ed on corner in Sanford Heights, apartments, till Park Av l-nrge rooms, welt constructed, mcr ilnt.s. Phone 2.r>l. plenty of windows, largo porches, complete bath room with shower. ISIILl) ■garage npartmeu, Elect lie range nnd water heater and pleasant; price reason Two bed rooms, large living room, 03 tin on Ave. Phone 058-V. etc. Owner lives out of the city and is willing to sell at less than -apartment for rent present value. $100 cash nnd $75 e. Corner 11th. monthly will buy the property. Rox 711, care The Herald. <>K THREE — furnished ekdeping rooms, $20 and ?.lu PARK AVENUE RESIDENCE:— li- '.im v Ml, within easy walking distance of the heart of Sanford. An attractive CLEAN—i Apartment I and 2 house on large lot. Double garage rooms; Kitchenette, private bath, two hod rooms, living room, kitenhot water. Welaka Apartments. rn nnd dining room. Complete Phone :ti»7--L bath room including shower bath. Rain water tank, house is partly FURNISH ^ — Apartment, cool furnished. Price $(5500. Only $250 and <|iiiet space for car. 1000 rush required. Box -b'll care The Sanford Herald. Union Ave.< lo — Apartment For Rent HADDOCK STEAM TRESSEM —Clesning, pressing, tailoring (05 S. Palmetto Avenue Phone F URNTSIIHD A PA RT ME NT t4l-J. Three ro«»ma ami hath, all mod era comenjeneeii, good location leasonable rent. Phono 8J1-J, The Roof Ev ,nd l'cund nil ITlulus id galvanized THREE-ROD.M burnished apartnnJ in Woolworth’a Cowan. Oak »»<‘,it. Apply Mrs. A. K. powers iter ran have them hy Ut liaralil and paying j MATRESSES properly ronnvuted; Til DM Furnished apart cne day service in Sanford, by nunt Sanford Matrons Factory. Phono -----OSr SANFORD K*w Sanford Booster laying bundi of celery , ftudebakcr Agency Cai>;c Co. (. NE NICELY — furnished apart merit, all modem conveniences Phone 207. niRVSI.KIl P1I.I.KU .MOTOR CO k,at loth st. Phono C9S G— Help INan till (M ale) DODGE n and (Italian! Trucks Mi St. Phene .1. I COWAN Auto and duel nu t.-il worki Numentul sheet meiai 51C-W. 207 French Am. r0P.i> n ucK c o Uu'ndiu Ave. Phone 3(57 FURNISHED--. Apartment, unstairs. with screened porch: garage WANTED— 2 hoys with bicy­ 011 Park Ave. Intquire 007 Park cles for Herald routes. Must h Ave. hustlers. Apply Herald. TWO rooms, kitchenette nnd butlr SALESMAN— Wanted to sell lie beautiful outlook; ydl improve most popular automobile on the ments; attractively furnished, market. All answers held confi­ moderate rent by week. Young's dential. Box W-H care Herald. Apartments, office iUO N. Park Ave. , S— Financial THREE-ROOM FurnMin! ment. Apply Herald Office LOAN!' AN UN LIMIT ED i-uppU m ........ nt all times, hnndr-d. of liom* PSLMAUMDNS owners are taking ndvantnge of (t, nl Automobile c our ensy-paynienl loan*. (J'lii k s r b'< ^»Avr. p|« vice*. J. if. j. ti -f'ii, 112 East Ncc- ra olid St. Phone till. 1G— House WANT TO BORROW $150 for six months, can give good uccmity. Phone til LARGE —bouse for] rent, Address Widow, care Herald. i revel al pieces furniture, JfANIZINC WORK Apply 1108 Myrtle Aye. JhOUID CAR T||;iMONEY’ —To loan on improved (iedral-.lo iiusincss and resiedntiiil THREE ROOM cottage, bath I- L ltalti riiM. Property in Sanford. Address ®®tftr» l handled deni conveniences, near \ Loan, l*. O. Rox 503. City. fair. 131S E. 4th. Phone h’>7 ■■nrial Avenue 10— Lives! - roit.i 'J,4 Hi :cii rt iniiiut not 11|(« 1Lr estimates Radford I!' I- <r, INC 105 Oak A ve •acne II Service U;\N V(U |; MOUSE for rent, seven rooms, baths nnd h oping pi rcli. 2-car gar CHICKS We hatch from ihor age. 111!' Park Ave. Apply 4201 (Highbrends only specialized i. Park Ave. or Phon? 121. Red i $10 a 100. Orlando Hatchery Orlando Fla. 1 1— .Miscellaneous FOR SALE— Well established pay­ ing ladies shop. Reasonable. Sick­ ness cause fer selling out. Phone 570-J. >°°V^ To SLii , - SThatl.m . THE BUTTCR MARKCT BY T H G -------^ TiMC Tl)C IS P iPC O f , TH£V RC VUOFKiNG Hi CAHOOTS ON THC D L a l .) e h ? CM FINE A FACE ? OF VAJrtoT ? A MOOSE. ER ^ r r --C - A amT e a Te R? V I - I - B E G r ---------- ; js t y l e c o t x y , ) WiTrt SO U B / v-IAsjd T ’ SOvic? 1 f a c e - B o T O' \COURSE y o C ! ’w- j.XCOOLDm'T — > *1iTrtEw'O 'THiMK' \ l t*r vn/aej \ )m o ose a a M , . B u v icrt o A\ BAM AVI A S « -W-— Ktrcirt E "T DLD n O T b F\f\Mur '• M U P A T \ I ',Ul~F '/ ClCJT 0» XI» SISV1CC. ISC, i ' ll HMCClV rtl€> DOGGONE. O F F J V\Tti> \NJrtor I'l l . DO «. F E L L E R S v.vAfT M O UT StOE. ./ -A / SLOCW Star Runner $5000 INTEREST EUEN /U0R£ STARTLING THAN THAT.' ^ LT'S ABOUT POP —VOU KNOW TYTYT BOUGHT A POP C0KN IT.AMTAT(ON—YNCLL P cP 'S SE T COT TO OCT CONTROL OF A FACE , VNELL. -Th e T S NOW IS THE TIME TO HUY I HAT FARM AND STAR! SOMETHING We are all going back to the farm where real values will al-1 ways prevail, .lust now is the time: to move a few miles from Sanford and start that chicken farm nr.l raise vegetables for the home mar­ ket. .Inst such a place can bo hid on the Sanford-Orlnmlo road about three miles from Sanford in the high and healthy oak ami pirn1 section good for citrus fruits, good for poultry and good for all kinds of vegetables. Thirty acres, nigh and dry location for a homo ami four acres in muck for vegetables or hiilbs—it will raise anything —the man who wants to work ran make a good living from this place. If vou ore interested add res.s OWNER, cure Sanford Herald. Any reasonable offer and terms will tie considered after you bnve seen tho property. Here’s Captain Fred Alderman ol the Michigan Stato relay team, considered Iho backbone of the • for San- quartet that performed In sensnproperty, itonal fashion til the Texas relays. 5 ac t s, 15 The team is considered a probable ed lo c; I- winner of the Ohio reluys Into in core Her- I April. H e W h o Lauffhs L ast VfrtAT IS tT.CrtlCK HAVE YOU BEEN MARRIED‘“ DID YOU GET M R«tse, V OR WHAT? . LOMGr '? — \rtUV-\? - T ' M A M M O T V A C A V JE • P E R M E M 11VERW j ' MO'.M i G E T on rear of SMALL COTTAGI -TT-ttMu "fi-UMi-v ^ lot on Magnolia Avenue. A desir­ PALMETTO AVENUE LOT. I C-rOT "T i m e F E R \ V l ' f able place to live while building a M O kDaEW i M '? X laiger home on the front of the north "f Hughey Street. Will sell lot. Owner is in need of n little 1for less than cost if taken at once G O T OTrtER S T U F F ( ( A /• Address S. B. S tnsh and will sacrifice tin? pinto Easy terms. -T* D O 'S ID E S O U V ilM j / \ v U ‘ ; Care The Sanford Herald. i.it less than Its real value. $50 cash A D O G GOME DOCr J A ' C J/ land $50 monthly buys it. flox N. $25 CASH AND $10 monthly will care Herald. . A R O O k l' ENJEW J . y 'O t . '. ' buy well located lot on Laurel { M O R M lK i } / S T V 7 W\\* Avenue. This property is dose in FOR SALE—Two lots in Oak Hill and is surrounded with good look­ and two lots in llurna Vista $1550 each, casli payment midterms to ing homes. A fine site for a suit purchaser. Box xz care llnr- home. Rox A. II. C. care Herald. nld. . PARK AVENUE LOi -gust soil h of Thirteenth Street, facing cast, 20— Form s j -pr Sale can bo bought fur $2,750 on any reasonable terms. This is an ex (•client bu nt ion for a Dupl:x Apartment House. Bo:; 100 care The Snnfoid Herald. BEST BUY IN AGRICULTUR­ AL LAND In The State Of Florida In the flowing well district near FORT MELLON CORNER LOT.— Sanford, with clay subsoil. On In first section, will sell for $2,000 . the highway and one mile from on terms of #25 cash and $10 j l>. R. station. monthly. Address llox 101 caul I i Thu Herald. • Already cleared. Perfect I drainage. Virgin soil of unsurpassed fer­ tility. will glow anything. 1,000 Acres in units o f 5 ncr>«, a* many as vmi want. AT A PUB K JjO LOW IT WII L “ Make Your Ih ad Swim'' Home Seekers, Here Li Youi L bailee It.May Never Cone Again If you can make a snail cash payment and finance your fir-t vA/rtW Mcnr^ERe C x t X Cx^r\-{ crop, it will easily pay for the land. If you arc looking for a "Snap" Here It Is See Me At Once 2G— .MiKi’clIani'ous For Sale W. N. YOUNG Rarguins la'Real Estate Park Ave. mid Commercial St. PIANO, - $150. Scliiinmnn upright maliogaay. $125; boy'a bicyclo $5; $05 Savage repealing rifle. $22.50; $150 ele trie self heating washing machine, $18. Inquire '2101 Palmetto Ave. WE HAVE —Three Improved —Celery Farms, will trade for town pioperty nothing hut values considered. Baldwin & Brown TWO RUGS for sale. Phone 88. buggy, g o o d condition Avenue. TWO REFRIGERATORS — Goad condition; priced r e a s o n a b l e . P ie r •nu Ijukin, Inc. McLander Arcnda Phone 880. C fOlK'J - J0i~ /vNELL-ijrt-'WUrt GOT •Art FRMIM' P A M F in e - B a f Oo m V S O rt "Ti-Unv^ T»-\’ HAMOLE »E> 'TOO Tning Bldg. N. Park Ave Sanford Fla. FOR BARGAIN'S SCRUGGSSCOGGAN REALTY COMPANY Phone 735. No. 1 Masonic T r.ipb*. The stove sale Is now on my on tire stock nt cost. J). W. Short MeLander Arcade. Bv William OUT OUR WAY CAHOOTS N0TBIHG f SiMPLT MCANS THAT \ T v r e s gonma have To b oy b o t t c r J FOK IRS COFH FROM P O P THEM WAT4SH / THE PRtee 60 Flying? »— a n d w atch i T he- DOUGH R ou- INTO THE_____ J'x GUHN FAMILY ------- ------------------ — ( Y/ELU,TUATC£RTmKLY V t a k e s a ioad c t p f l Vv O0H MINDS -J— -* 1*2?.' V.T'1. " < II -. 2 'e 1*1* •' *!» MHWCt. I»c- QUANTITY' of hard wood Oak and Pine CUt ill length-, m>I<I "ch ap" lo clear and haul awuy. Address P. O. Box 857, Sanford, Fla. Sewing machine, floor lamps, vikmini cleaner, dinner china, child’s l»ed, oil heater, folding screen, typewriter. Inquire no. 5 Rosecourt Apts. ‘VIOIVI’N pop NVCLL,W£'ve FALLEN OFF TjOilR MINDS a uctlc How) D o T o o Be h in d JN O U R P i l l s m n o figure t h a t ? UDoT DIDN'T KNOW WHERE ViJ TUI<»J — /JCVN WE'LL STfUKKLThroogh a little Y/HILC l-ONf-.l R AND \ T orn to fo p / J v "“ SHI � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1927 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 26, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 26, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/04b8cff9e48093ca4fc6a3d7fb52c25e.pdf 5e63b63c45926800d20d600c5a2c5b5d PDF Text Text THU WRATHXK F a ir tonight and T hur’day; gcntic vnrinhfi* wihds. Extreme north­ west Florida fair tonight and Thursday. pin tle to moderate southw est wind*. rtternalional No v s Service iMember Audit Bureau Uf Circulations S A N FORIf. F LOR! D A, WE IVS i s I) A Y A PR 11 N U M 11ER 2 2 HIE FLOODED REGION KANSAS CITT •C- i 'u L j' j -Ja l S iO V »f. I.OCH Ottawa «oscr,oU Attorney Reads p l a n s m a d e f o r K fc n se M a k e s OBSERVING M U S K L ^ S u p p re ss U W E E K JN S A N F 0 R D »Chen b n d e i ( .h u r i.h t,s S(..im ,lB [lirpcj, IS v l a i m [u * __ d D etails O f T h e ciuii( ,\mi Theaters Will Co-Operatt To Make Observation M>)>t Widespread In City History Hottshnldor’.s A irKmlriicnt For •Stalnakcr Measure Would Finalize Officers Making Search’ Without Anv Result ipril.INtJriELD NRW A fkCOMJMUt'f. M.WiIlH uUfjyjA*.! Riie.Ki.rooT tl] UAKB “Leeway (liven For Root logger,” Is Cl: Proposed Amendment Killed After Long Debate Today Oil Flour Of Lower* House T \ LLA11AKKE 13, -t r iiin v i.c . seu-.mii.. Apr. » NTnuuAjt MAiiKi.n iiti:i Font sMtTft .iKMpnia IHNN. COIIINTII • LtrtLl; nocK*,V ’ liNOI-UOdi ALriumii:n?o 27— Finest <•» * |1NK) -fto|:i*i ntutivi, bhr nf Sanford today <»f, Hn Panel* IhcnM • nf iliv rlty ur.> t'i i’.H.p.'r fIP«u-lm il mi nmcndiut n t' to the Stal'lUrCu O i l l n--iking th» nut. nil ojinor ------ . . 'vain* of Music Work, fi.nn .May nnki r Search nml Seizure bill mukof HOUSE. LONG I-*- t In May 8, non of I In- m t su • it a mi '.leiiiea ir fur nhy officer riTY ^ Y., A p r. 27. ec ful fdmv the yearly event l»r to hi ,t anil search a ra r or any ' " ' i .Vi iii o «**••. came of nationtd u!id even intii other vehicle if in. liquor is found. tj_.JI. rtry Jlinil t* ■’ ; nutimi.’il ininarlnnc », nceurdini: in The petially for such misdemeanor Would he a fine of SHOO or imprisconfession, giving a dr- . A i l J. It. Colclough, chnirntan , f the b ru ta l :d a y - the committee which i hainllin ormieri* up In tlx months in the /. i uir.ingrm t'U f<v the week in th cc.inty jail, under iho proposed Albert S njdi'E • 1 intercuts ot th ■ >uif.L* Depitri'iioig u me nilment, whldh drew fire from several other reuresi n ta tIvcn. Jlotf.r iloiltinvr. '*'•'••’• uf the Kniiford Womnn’: I’luh. llourholdi r declared that ho ,1 , j,irv bv District Programs In the 1-liiir h *1•i 1,1 _*' ■ , o n j Si mmy will begin the week wanted to safeguard the public 1? Ricnai 1 *’• throHelmut the haltmcc cf the from unwarranted searching when •gjjiy at tin' tria l nr p. ial features in the the officer" involved Im l no search hi- I’ntli Ur wn Snyder ivhrols mill theatre*, together Win mill*. Rep. Weeks of Holmei fought the amendment, .! H aring that people hIic j M live above nuipicion and t h e y '•oil'd not bo stopped. He poire favorably for the search mil r olr.vro measure. irder A r e ^ Albert J. Beveridge Parses Away At His Ilonteln India­ napolis A fter 'tv.o WeekH illness Of Hc.’.rt Trouble CATS UITIAIIDGAV eiui. gnnr::>-yiii sath Comes Punn) Unexpected Reiap FnpitiJ Mourns Veterans Lvtri Coiblidge Offer INDIANAPOLIS. In!.. Apr. 27 — (IN S)- P»-Senator Albert -. lleveridjje, rta, died «t Ids homo here twl’iy ilmic r.it illto* a of two weeks, from heart ti-uV c. Dprth ennio ill «* s ’ Iden r.diin-o, n.eordinR to Hr. Charlc* 1*. Miner<( ii o'. ludiUniii*.' i . Ileverldge’* i Up Meek* nan nr. w i.iu n ’ Sydney Thayer, piMfe. s«r . f ineil Icino at Johns Honkiin ("nlvend Ft , till!.II Will. r. Ill'll ink • eml' Eiiltnlinn her.*, and the two phv sieinnu had lichl Imper c*f an early rcci)very. Hr. Kniet >'ii raid. At the Senator’s beJ.-Ule a t Hu Mmo of lit j ilontli v.'.iv the tw< t hyuiclnm and Mrs. Hoveridge. M.r. LVvcridge was reported un dor the care of physicians hut no: in u serious condition. .SIIllKVKfOn p ffecl 1 by the MS i* llfl valley flood itull'i.te niuadated regions. rretlon of n national organization, with headquarters in New York. L itcrtuie helpful to the various citlea throughout the country is tlissemimitrd by tliis (rrganizntion, of which Otto Kuhn is chairman rml C. M. Tremains secretary nml whrso membership list includes many tiromlncnt Americans. The slogan of the week is “ iGve More Thought to Mu ir” and its purpose is_ to slLmulate in tcrejl in, 'ijntl create na nppreeintbm of, tht ! best in music culture. ..in .... .. ....... ........., .. f I »,. ;I4 for two weeks hpfore j i,while the rimi tlmt iuc 1*0* lu jtmtiriiit' Were ohrM vaiue of a wncictcif, ir wan ‘in i tem porary gratification.” Mm . Colclough said today. “ We hope lirt Attorney N to get lusting results such as con(ttifcsdim willtou • timtctl widening of music audi­ Btcrj- i-ffcct. ences, nn extension of music ad­ tti.* thi.* stat'-mei vantage; in tin* schools and the ■ ny own f n e w fiTniation of n music committee i«r coercion knov in ‘.he Chamber of Commercee, said b 1 n»y ?ay may eoinmittce to assume the li. responsi­ w.” tir.iy . aid. bility of future observances in or­ der to make tin movement more widespread in both city and coun-I. try.” site added. atests ... in the schools Memory earn..---nve to he conducted under the directinn of Mrs. Edward Undid 1 and Mrs’. K. A. Chittenden, jihs' s I-id by Mrs. Gladvs Williams, Mrs. I Selina Barber, Mrs, Dwight Bab­ bitt. Mrs. V I’inor, Ml: Emma Qwoh, ami Mirs Love lu rn e r. ‘ The winner* oT the I’ninnvy f Imols will receive record? donat­ ed by the Music lh pnrlnpMit <>r the ; Woman's club. Tho Grammar and i 11lull Kellie *i victors are D» roreive | gold piece s donated bv the Rotary, Kiwanis and Lions Clubs. t. if I nnr M n. A M. rh illlp *. vdm Keptonthvr-charge of tin* work with il.-l w*an in : cimrehs*; luis asked th at nil cl ii or three ‘ i)'r*‘. Km lnv rrheol runeri ally every _t'-ndentn and choir director'mn honu*. ui'icH atlenthM as po <dl al in th e , the uhservnnco on opening d were n o t 'd ay , May 1, f 't v u .1 Nnvrmlicr or Yacht Club Parly N '•"al bp . p i,.v r.b .ut in­ ti* Insurance on bin- : On Friday Calender >». Stic told ino that ii >W M l. us | re nil. \ cnril part** and dm rv m to t • Uiti- u little of hev from I,-id nt the VnrM Club Frldny me it D." w ,.,l,l conic in town a t il o’clock in celebration ot tin mul call me up. Klu* cull- opening of the clubhouse following •nli-raiily and wrote to extensive improveni.'iils that have Mini, l will say, to use been made upon the building with­ j-.do! did me i retty Hard in th past few weeks. 1 was opt to her Several thousand dollars have Lnrhean and met her been expended In providing lnrgei * • don’t third ..... k lier mother dll* ;trlations which o?:lst- quarters nt Hie clubhouse. Many thtis, ' I met her 1 told her feet of nddlllonnl floor spar ■ have lurrif. I. -| va* very huppy been provided and several eliai geo which have incrcmcd the ^ «>> li i ; ,i77i- 'l “ very fine wife. rooms have been completed. New thini'E kept growing «ha furniture has also been installed. •Mnal auemptn upon his A pier extending into the Ula* !'**• "i*. #r.d I told her 1 from the ;•’<!'• "f the clubhouse has ** wb» terrible. | think ill ol.*n been built. " gave him sleepThe party is to ho far members ■'r‘ i-r so-called bleeping and their families. . * turned on tho gus. i J*“\ e him bichloride of 'T he was sic!: Nazimova Asks rm ai ur.UNi en I’ace «ivi CALM % m m I!.S. ENVOYFEARS GOlMJDGEVIEWS CHINESEATTACKS ONMEXIC\N ROWMAYBE SERIOUS ’“ it would teil tho Florida boot­ leggers to ‘go to it, we are with yt.u," Weeks said. Kcp. Frlsbcc Clay county nlso upheld the bill nml itrcnuourly objected to the muennment. Rep. r.iaekcnzie uT Lake county tlts’lnred the amendmcnl should not l>e ••dopted and moved to Iny it on the tnlile, nssirtim - lie hail voted for Mexican I’.'csltKi t At erls 'h t* amendment for police officers Friendly .v’c( M ay 1,» wear uniforms “to save unwar­ lk* Kus.ly \\ •' ked Onl In ranted and wholesale killings." A roll vote was demanded by M essages (» * Nc»6llnlion five members and Mackenzie's r ition lulled by.a vote of ‘I t to -17. lb.unbolt! er’' proposed nnicndkilled after an nrrlmonioiis debato. Raker of Sarasota offered an mremlmont that, “whenever mi.v fleer i hall >atch any vehicle or rutivcyance ns prov'.led 'in this act, without first having procured ;mtl nerved a search warrant* and iipm such search thcro is found no intoxicating liquors illeginl’y IHJSsosi’Cd or transported, then up>•1 ctciviflion Shall lu* fined not to exceed ?V'» or bnprisonnient in the countv jail not exceeding nix . » PEKING, Apr. dT-A m cncm ; it r J» ' n V '.i A. •' today exjuv : (I corccrn th a t t! • increasing filing by Chiiiers O' d i it Ameroan a ad oArir 'voter; the V. i gt !• I: . ■might lemi > critical :ltii" on. lie polntf .. the possibility thnt n d ijc c t li! i •* one <f th ‘ t e.lnc.»:> f(iore r i m ight sink • of tho niunlh r tjo ihoiit*. M inister ’lm Murray said that John K. lif t'i , tho Ameri .rt«> il at Nankin--, it nUt iaptini i> Uevi. e mean- of cheeking t hi- Am icaii finatici;‘l Ins- o, hut th 1" i t’officu’l ns Consul Dnvls hn: tuen ashore since ebiinm were ! kd i:pon the i e authorities >r dam­ ages enu vd In tliu auli-fei ij;r out- President Goolldgo sent the f«'llowing ir.r:rni:o of con.Iolonco to Mr' llovoridge: “ It is with a feeling of personal loss that I have learned "f tho pas­ sing of your distinguished liushnnil. in scholarship, in literature mill in polities ho we a great Am­ erican figure. I express t.. you mid your family tho sympathy <»f JIrs'. Ccwlldgu and myself.'' Telephone Men Arc Drowned Last N igh t ^ UA V.TCfNA Via., A p r i l - (IN S)—J. th \ / e i I of Mul l;, In . A. U Nowell of Colqult, Gn., nml E. .Mon.gomei y of LnGrattgo •tt I wh n tlv» ’.‘.TV enr in which they wore riding jvorturtiLd and piling >i Jmu u creek on the DoLaiul rnud six milon from h re nt nine o'clock Inst night iho botiie. uere lu ought hero hut identity was not established u n til today. They were employees of tho Sou­ thern Hi II Tplenholie Company working out of Del >nd nod "•**-• on their way from Daytona Bench to DeLnntl whet, the an-ititfiit ovti.i i oil. The eau o of the neeltlent has in. lieen learned, investigating uuthur* ilies said toiln/ , as the men were dead when discovered* by pusslng motorists. TRENTON, N. J.. Apr. 27 (INK)—Funeral arrangem ent were being made today fur J antes R Nugent, former democratic Ruder of New Joraey who died Inst ni;cbl following an operallon. lie was •»2 years old. tho pros* by Rev. ninriimer »(io>er, ciiairman of tho local • banter f.f the organisation which is send­ ing millions of dollars worth of i.uppiics to tliu poople In tlie Hood areas. ’ . ' , The Snnfor i quota was ret ut $T>f)0 and today only f ”dU of that nmc-jnt lias been rccoivod, accord­ ing to Rev. Glover. No m l.cita­ tions aro being made un.l no curl vans will result even if the quota is not reached, it is nttld. Persons wishing to contribut-* Citizenship Papers to the fund have been asked *end their numey to either Rov. NEW YORK. Apr. 27—(I-V )— Glover, or to Sherman 1-Ioyd, Alla Nazimova. nusslan actress, Itreasurer of the Sanford chunter. .1 L. Wells* traffic mn'.lKerNif has niudc application f<>r her tin.u United States citizenship pap » • the Atlantic Coast Line Rnliroad in w e ’ Fla ‘ Apr 27— (IN S) She said she plans to go to England ibis cilv, has been advised that all ,/ l i negro goes to soon mui does not want to have »»> shipments «»f euppli;s and food* m ' l l he, fl<'tlri'' chair nt difficulty In netting hack Into the •/tuffs shipped through the Red [tt» ' arm hero a t 2*.:t0 United .State*. She declared h.r- f*r: r* to the flood soctlon will I 1..V , 000 union lie IV- p -If single, aged 4'J and n native ot !handled by l»is company fixe <<■ : freiglit charges. Thia order w. > •;r 4lt'minutc respite. . Crimen. I'.ued by th* railroad today -'»r. folCn-'r'1 the M'11 I Wells announced. UMPIRE IS SUSPENDED n of ,.-Si 1 conviction on The company’s nrtion Is In keepGirl in Alali y “v a u ltin g .i CHICAGO, Apr. 27—(IN’S) /»• I ing with its policy of offering tvbtrrn / h"a roun,V* L. M agarkuith, American AbStjcia- I,.| y axsistanco in case of liirak.er, I Mr. Wells declarid. “ Vni£,Uksh‘ <m J*" "talcs Supreme tion umpire, was releared today u> Thomas J. Hickey, league presi­ In 1003 there wera •*« bool. for '«« rl* p^ 1 fro'n the State *‘ut without avail, dent, following an investigation in­ ;,.)» 1CO0 of our population ......... up- to M agerkurth’s Ij 3 i)| re worn fiO-for ever; 1 tribunal b J ; 'cjwn on the gro u n d ;first baseman Ivy Griffin or tm 1023 there were 110 for cv L 11«tooi'ut jurisdiction in Milwaukee club a t Indianapolis y in1000. ................. — ■ lSupday. • / tilicnl Situtition F a c i n g U. s . And Olhcr Foreign Com.: ’., .1. A. plac.Mtirray Advises H i s (Jovcmment WASHINGTON, Apr. 27— UN’S)—Ih o sudden death o! E:;Sonntor Albert J. Boverldgo of lndinnn, came na n aliock tixlay to n*I I * ? fi*n Wh*?JC Funeral Plans Arc Made For J. R. N ugent Sanford Quota In Flood Relief Fund Not Half Reached HONG KONG, Anr. 27 Tnichukinan, notori us 11 i ...I y i.f aiding »X*CCgnl*e.l was held today ui --r re - . ;i . .. u d.icourugbig IV(Cf.itinued oi I’agCol t. il «<. uulclted approval 1roi l MV i. xiniii eXMUtlvo, (’al­ io.. ini iI,* ,i "i.ormul rectitude." A contra V policy, said Prc.vl- Fronck Returns For dent < i 'Ds*. would constitute "gov­ Flight Preparations ............. il d.sliuiiesty," ho uaid in concluHl'.n; NEW YORK, Apr. 2 7 - (INK) — i ,rAt the bottom of all the diffi cultie.i tiv-*r • is nothing more than Ituncu Eoncic, the I*rench flying u misunderalanding or a dlver- geo roturned, today with plans for n flight lurorts the Atlantic in g er:o of judgment.” Eoplcmbor. "Jin n i undaunted by the disas­ The feathers used in the mnkln ; of buns come principally from th • te r whlcli befell J.icut. Commander mui aluiu, a stork-like bird, rc Itavis and Liout. Wooster and no gnrdcd cs i acred by many African m atter wiio else makes tho flight, I will make it loo,” ho said. tribes. President Coolidgc,Silent As Ever, ! Will Keep Mum On Clark Questions * l ’T i •*r WASHINGTON, Apr. 2 Conditions Unchanged But R elief I s Pour­ ing Into Area From All Sections Of U. S Ail clinirmun of tho demucriti* fctalo committee Nugent Itn largely rcspanslb.o ,or the nominu Hon ot Woodrow Wilson, then I’mblent of Princeton University, a* governor of New Jersey. Ilu hrok.< with Wilson when tho latter er*.dorseiUamcs Murtlne, Republican uomlneo for U. K. Kenaotr mi l branded tho praxidout-tO-b« a* ‘ an ingrute uml a 1lnr.*’ Refugees Hold Prisoners IS Hours In Fifteen Feel Of Water; Re: cue E fforts Arc Redoubled 11 y R e d Cross MKMIMUA Tenn., Anr. 27— (INS)-- !t'"<eue o|ierations contercd today nt Arktutsa* City, whole rt.OflO r. fUgees have been rnttvooiv.-d in i:> feet i f water for -IS h o u ri. Hie'/ were being t.ikeu by barge* to Pine Itin f f nml Helena Ark. Otherwise, llood conditions In ihe hiisfiissi|i|>i de.ltn, were un­ changed today. Greenville and ;■unrounding tuwnu were still mi­ ller. w ater hut most, of the rofugei’H-liave lieen taken to Vlckslmrg for safety. A sleudv si ream of Buppllcs of cfl noil-, goods clothing, tents, lirt •. nid kUs were sent from .phi i to th various Red Cross concentration camps nlong the Hooded ,Mij .irsippi Itivor, almost ns soon na they arrived on every train from the north. Another levco break was report­ ed over.light. The dyko near Osrula I robe, flooding the Arkansas town ot Kil 'o, Knniore, Dermont, Wilson mid Tyler ii atiil in Kentucky tho furinur* aro planning to return to their homes. . . . . More Ilian 2,r>00 of the flood ref­ ugees are encamped oil t lie fair grounds here, / ST. LOUIS. Apr.. 27— (IN’S )— Gradually receding trom the* hlgli■ t flood stage since 11)0.1, the Misuisslppi River In thin territory today wm showing Improvement at d a continued steady fall win in proiqiect. The river lieiai h at dro’iDcd nlniOBt U half f.«>t in less A briglit, warm sun, Iled th* situation In this vesteniny, was out agnir ssing the suffering "f of refuges housed li ------------------- More Than 200 Deaths Reported Hoover Approves Plan To C u t Levees 1' < Save Crescent Ciiy Ily Internnliimul News Tbe creat o f the great Mif.rtsippi River Hood slowly bor down upon New Orleans te. it and leaving d ev o lu tio n in it day. scattering dread befor. wake. Flood conditions through* out the M ississippi valley ar practically unchanged, bu relief is pouring Into the dovaKe 1 urea from all sections cf the corntry. The doath toll has pna3fd ?0»» With the property loss estim ated a Only a careful check, a fte r tbo nu ‘ ’’ * of7 millions of dollarhnntlrrds rry waters hnvo subsided, can fl the actual losses in live.* and prep erty. Acting on behalf of President : »v;/ •»- NEW ORLEANS, Apr. 27 IN S)—Historic New O rln ns to lay emerged from the shadow Monster. The lapping of the Mblnpi's most disastrous flood li litory against the New Orleati *vee» will l>e relieved l»y the blast •vp of the levee at Poydraa Cre f -asse ten miles below the city 0‘. 'riday. Aulliority for tills dram c rciicf measure was given h tajor General Edgar Jadwin hinef of tlie United States ariiv -urinrer c-rps. following tho urg •nt appeal of New Orleans un ouVdutiu offiriuis and the unnni Here iB rlli petition to Washington. Secret*r llA tl | if W af hnvifl left the derision t •------- * Genrcal Jarw in, who is u man a single di ;.tenting Vote, her of Secretary of (’ommir. ■ ,r»l Kiwunis Club today Hoover’s relief party, has .m ain r cord m- opposing tho tnineil direct persons! contact wllu ’ Sunday l>u i'l>nll in this t|,„ f |<UM| situation sinco it nttainaction cuuio a fter con- l c,| dlrnstroim proportions la ‘ dljicuiHiion on iho m atter ’weok irujulgcd lu by vurioua. Army engineers are conflder following I’rc iiknt l.aw -j Dm levee blasting will divert su' •y as to whul the club flilctit w ater from the main chun f tlie m atter. m i of tlm ram pant Mississippi t iject ar ;e, it i^ mild, rcniovc nil ib n g er of flooding t eports that jcvorul t»ctl- u c cont city, ing that Suiulnv Doll lm The spillway will open a ne\ i Sanford, arc living d r - channel into l.ako Borgnc, throuv iroiikbpiit the city. Al- which tbe still rising w aters ubov <ml lumdred nmn» i arc tin* city will 1»** diffused «/Ver uttached to the petitions, wide urua, draining Into the Gn' idiort talk in which lu* of Mexico. Tlu* artificial crova. N icaragua Battle Believed Iinmintmt caruguan spaco conicrcnce, urou('•gallon was inform«Mi that the Ni­ ght alioul by tho United States, is now .in its preliminary .stage, ad­ vice:; from the ” front” today in­ dicated that ft’ hnltli; Is Imminent bet w; on liberals and Diaz govern­ ment forces In tho teustepo-rhontales district. Juan Hncuisu, BOlf-procInimc.l provisionul president of tho I.iboril government, lias promised t-» m id reprc.-.eiilatives to the confer»nce before th© end of the week. Definition For “Dead Beat” SoughtByHousa TALLAHASSEE, I*’la., Apr. 27-.(INK) The House today us con­ fronted with tho legal definition of II 'dead heat' In n hill introduced by Speaker of lh House Fred It. Dnv|| ’'rile bill, entitled ‘nn a rt for tlo* hotter protection of m erchants and \ trudtr:.people and to duliu© and puaildt tl;.. ..r ns** of bvlr*r n comm m ‘dead beat,’ ” provides for a fire nml im pr;-ennient up to ;I0 for hclnir In i ho clnwh. I X *.h I •> • i-cconl'ng to Dav, is hill, ».* “any person who, by fraud nr fnt'so prcacntntiou ns to his abi­ lity or intention to pay for any Igood", wart ?* and mervhnndUr 'sought to be purchased by him on thn ktrciigth of or in reliance upon Ifraud or false representation, shall j obtain from another crcuit.” umnnor taut liovarnw m . w ccntly cIi*u IUhI hi* vKw:» on u ! * u In replying l«» nn ojicn letter in mu third term bsuo has conio t«; Atlantic Monthly. the Jet ter -veils pr- ruled (IN S )—A whdWnlo ‘jail h i^ 'k naught. . , . at Wh?n the Wliito Houso it was recclvod wn* in force here today with oiiiMr. Goolldga, it was announced clal njiprovai when prismiur* wtvc at tho White House todnv, will ig­ by Edward T. Clark, per*oa«l mc released from t'*e l i t y Jail to w • rotary to tho prciidsnU riailv r;»M nore the open lattur addressed to ,«ltt police mid i ui til col­ him ycsll*rday by Forum Magazine, he was underided ul>out |»uttin;; it lection uf old vresring Oi piuel fiA up to Mr, Coolidgc. in which he was challenged to pr Evidrntly lie did so. however, roc flood sufferer., in jthu Mississippi M-nt his views to tliu country on the when Clark wns asked this morning valley. proposition thnt no President Tbi4 morning fire trucks w elt chould attem pt to continue in u f/u « w hither Mr. CuoUdf© woul.l, •••-•plv making a i»>u*»- to houso canvas* beyond the traditional eight years to it ho w ent Into Mr. Coolidgc s stnd ajxanjrcmrnta hnva been made A German doctor has patented cftaldi.'hi d by Goorge Washington. private office, c>mfcrrc<l with the • by the express C‘ *upg-i|ca to convey Tho cliaUer.ging letter was writ­ Presiduit for n tim , unJ th jn cm- jth© *aupjiliue to '-’".* duviu 1wl aroa |a clockwork apparatus to induce I cp. It mokes a softly bumming ten by John C urler <»f New York, \ergod with this stulcratnt to m v j - . iiuo of c'pargc. Tl Chamber nl Iforty minutes and then gr; dually and rim d ;*lgnwt tu give Mr. C<»«d- 1pujM*r corirtlpciuicnUi I i vtimiu » U it lias already “You may jcy tl;-". »bu rucident idgu un opportunity to present his I to u c j $ 1,000 cuili. yicrvB Jp tby country in lUy o*uw|ia closed .r . - 1 Hoover continued his first-hand In­ vestigation of the flooded ureas to lay. Ho approved a plan to save Nlmv Orleans from the flood by cut­ ting the levco 10 miles beroro th ' -ity. The plan was opposed by rcii louts in St. Hcrtmrd and Plaquemino parishes, whoso homes nr.<: orcnfcrties will bo dclib.rute'.y loaded to have the nielropol.y Some trapoars living in tho a r c ' uitrolled tho love:- with shotguns, threatening to rorlst the move by ’or ee. The flood has covered nearly BP.'00 square miles of territory wit* nllllona of ixjople ip seven riv-.-' . to*.cs dlre.'tly affected. The ttfM ;ee* alriady undci tho enro of Hi. . ’ed Cross approximate 200,000 o ‘ .•horn 110,000 a ie in ccnc.»ntr.rtio’ amps. iiians Vole To pi Itivor 7m tnlitalon, thv joint ?e Playing Of TJL'SS ‘"'"w “f T r i 11 it t Loultiiniiu nrc.icntivl its urgen SV AT lh T! H u g e Dirigible I: Placed In Hanga After Long Fligli tnko any rhances, and waitod D favorable landing conditions.- Tl ahin n ev „ was . _ In any danger, an uuittred no strain. : �THE SANFO RD HERALD. MONDAY ■ACE EIGHT DRUMS DO HER TALKING Thousands Of Ex-Doughboys Will H e Accompanied H y W ives Who IMaft To Take Paris F o r Annual Session Theft Of Im portant,State Documents Still M ystery To U. S. G ovenm en WASHINGTON—One of these days the telegraph wires may tell us of the arrest of the villinns who nre said 'to have filened and hltered certain important documents of state with n vied- to fomenting ser­ ious trouble between the United States nnd Mexico. The most unfortnntr} ph4»e of the m ystery is that nltliongh thore have been all kinds of indications to convince one that certain pnpers passing from the State Department to the American embassy in Mex­ ico City fell into the hands of President Cnlles, there have been nothing but unconfirmed rumors dark and deep, to show that the pupers had been tampered with to thi> point of alteration or forgery. A definite declaration from the f ta rt September *10. The conven­ tion will officially close in Sep- ■ tem her 2.1. Rut there arc many things pluo- ■ nod fo r the "second invasion" of j France. The Legion convention will be only n m inor p a il of the trip. Those going will be given an opportunity to visit all the battle­ fields, do a little ' globe trotting, nnd in the case of some, look up friends made during the sojourn of 1917- itf- IP. Klnborate Plans A committee, known among Le­ gionaries as the "Paris Conven­ tion Committee," has made elabor­ a te nnd detailed pinna to handle the young nrmy. Seven of. the trans-A tlnntle steam ship lines have been Induced In designate certain ships r? "Le­ gion boats" for the voyage ncroas. These «'nip» will sta rt from New York. Montreal, Hampton H oads,1M arjorie Jane Gcltniun is only 10 months of nge nnd doesn't tnlk very Boston,' Charleston, Jacksonville, plainly yet, but she can make a Let of trap drums get up nnd give a Galveston nnd New Orlcnh«. Americans going th I’uris on speech, he Cleveland tot recently played with an orchestra a t an en­ the Ijegiou ships will he given the tertainm ent and more than 500 persons marveled nt her uncanny entire run qf t h e ’boats, ^respec­ sense of rhythm. She can play a month organ, too. tive nf classes, under the nresent arrnngen'ients, with a pnnsllilc ex­ ception of the Ijcvintion, flagship of the rem ade. . Seven linem will Im used, a<’cording to present plans. Knch ship will have a definite allot­ m ent of territo ry from which to draw passengers. | unit. " he said. “ Ix*l us properly Cost of Trip . uevclcp our patloiyil# rc-qu.rre^. hfr Officials nt the 1-egiom head­ i\. iv V<iM>i iduuf d'uhi hi lea are incur­ quarters estim ate n round trip red, meanwhile letting political con be made in Paris, including subdivisions which mean bonded In ono or more tours of buttlefields. debtedness set the pace for conser­ a t a cost ranging from $100 lip vatism and privc capital will fol­ as high uh one enres to go. The low the clad." least expensive ucrnmmodations Dr. I/iuis A. Hir.o of Tampa was can ho secured,-) with n round trin lonfltniaster and Bronson Batche­ ryi the steam er alone included, lor, of Venice, completed the list fpr $175. Of speakers. Bachelor advocated A saving of $1,000,000 to the the expenditure of $5(10,1100 from prospective visitors in France has • the state tieakvTVy for advertising lHMMi mnde through arrangem ents Florida' as n duty the stnte owed w ith European officials to permit legitim ate developers, the.m oney to he handled not through a politi­ cal commission hut hy some .agen­ m s , merely using I/'gion Identicy truly representative of the solid CJition cert i flea tec. liuriucm interests nf the state. Protection Of Legitimate Developer Keynote Sounded At Bankers’ Meeting « 2 F l i e r s Killed In Hoover Continues Serious Differences Plane Scheduled To Make Ocean Flight Intensive Survey Of Reported Between M i s s i s s i ppi Area Flood Relief Bodies (Continued from Page One) tejd farm ers. L o v e protection ef­ fort* along the still threatened area are belhg coordinated nnd intensi­ fied through nrmy cooperation at the more dang:runs points, 1'iindn are pburing in through Bed Cross chapters 'in every section of the country with alm ost $2,000,000 made available since the appeal was broadcast Saturday afternoon by Pnsddent Coolldgc. Delegations from the Louisiana danger area traveled northward to meet Hoover here und invite him to go by special train late this uft-rnoon through the region belo\V‘N at­ chez and Baton Rouge, which may he inundated if drastic action is not taken to relieve the pressure ol th'* overtaxed New Orleans levees. The crest moves southward at about 50 miles a day. In 1022, arm y engi- (Continued from Page One) rials in the field. The question will probably l»e decided by Secretarv of Commerce Hoover will ntnke a report in Vicksburg today folk-wing lt'ts special tour of the 'area aboard the U. S. Chisen. Helena, Ark., bold Its breath to­ day as tlie levees showed signs of weakening. Helena to date Is dry and protecting several thousand refugees hut is surrounded by wutCold, half starved and half link­ ed refugees, mnrocnCd on hottre tops and in branches of trees in the flttod a r e a ‘are being rescued by boats today and taken to I.olund, Miss., some are only semi­ conscious from their exposure. ing situation nt Nrw Orleans was alleviated by a break in the dam nt Poydrus, La. some distance above the city. APRIL Stnte D pnrtm ent might clarlf; this situation, but it hnsn’t beet forthcoming. It may ot may not be signifi cant thnt there hits been no con demnation of the Mexican govern miint because it bought s?cre Antetican pnpers from someom ’supposed to. h a te pilfered th in. A1 though this sort of espionage pre­ sumably is practiced throughout th? world, its discovery during a period of strained international relations might have been expect­ ed to call forth a slumt of. holy horror ut such Immoral practices. On the contrary, 1t Is gen­ erally uderstood th at relations be­ tween the two nations are sweet and peaceful compared with what they wer? a couple of months ago, 20 years in the loan business nnd have novel* lest n dollar for the investor. Thin itt the reason.I can Ret an unlimited supply o f funds at all tim es to (Continued from Page One) war wns introduced in the House chairman of the committee on m il­ itary affairs. Knch national guard unit culled into federal service during the world w ar had funds, raised by nnd it is even added that the dis­ covery of the forgeries or whatever they were has brought a m w un­ derstanding and a cerinin sym­ pathy where little but discord had previously existed. Reports of what happened are so vague nnd conflicting, however, that the whole ntmosph re is foggy. This same fogginess enables nu­ merous persona-here to suggest thnt if the documents In question renlly did prove an unfriendly a t­ titude toward Mexico or an un­ seemly interest in revolutionary activities, Mexico might have been able to play them ns trum p cards. ortf*. etc., for the purcomfort* nnd incidentals i guardsmen* At the close r lh e s e funds were taken clie rill officers and they tiding repaid. The bill tlnWizc the governor to sis return ot funds for ild ers. ut on asking Florida to j the appeal of the lied financial aid fpr r'lie f hhII -stricken Mississ!p]ii s adopted by the sennte Mrs. Florence High |,a, ^ elected Mayor of Cohm*« She previously wn voted is qffice in 10211 after ht-ing » Sm ith Brd>s. Inc. GUARANTEE Every Word Of It! 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Second Street Telephone 611 A Written Guarantee Of price protection w ill be given by Smith Bros, with all House Furnishings sold from Saturday, April 30th to Sat­ urday, May 7th inclusive. �PAGE TWO THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1927 The Sanford Herald Miami Bids For The Convention ^ wej| dofluptl movement has been imuiguarted by lend* * ing Miami business and professional men to secure the DetnoK a l m f l na a m a l C laaa M a t t « r , cratic National Convention for the Magic City In 1928. The tWlntarr l a . 1 » 1», a t f h » F k t N a a f a t J , K l o r l d a , I B C t I **iVill2« city baa pledged tw o hupdm l and fifty thousand dollars as a Marrfc S. 1WT. ______ guarantee and is willing to Increase th at pledge to n much ■ d i t o h larger sum if necessary to got the convention. The movement ™ has gathered impetus from ihe support that has already —----- ~ been tendered by a number of national com m itteem en ropre7 ■«” **- Bentlng both northern and southern states. ■MiaiiiaK As a convention itc Miami has much to offer. It has ir w r - scores o f fine hotels that could amply accomodate the fifty t t tfc© e a ■ rvpw'kii* sevenly-flv e thousand people that are expected to be attracted V/w»*u by the convention Railroad facilities and act" modatioiis are as good as those offered by manv of the larger cities of the onst. In addition Miami can offer cooler weather than New T h e H e r a l d Is t m e m b e r o f ;be A s d l t I t n r r n n o f f ' l r r n l a t l n u s . o n Ycrlc did four years ago, or any of the mid-western cities that I n t e r n a t io n a l A aad elattoa of P u b ­ l i s h e r * . A d v e r t i s e r s a n d A d v e r t i s i n g arc now bidding for the Democratic gathering. A g e n t * n h l r h **e*iulre* e tir k f* a b The fact that Miami is situated in the extrem e south­ lla h rr -io rn ilirr to teS m lt to a Ifcnrungl n n d l t o f n n h s e r l p t l o o H ats eastern part of the United Stntos should he no ohjecion for In o r d e r t o s e n T r a b so lstelr a ll c l a i m s o l r l r r a l a l l o n . na e er ll aa it is more accessible to two thirds of the countrv than San h u g est b u sin ess m eth od s. Francisco which was host to the convention in 1920. Miami's appeal is especially tim ely since its invitation represents the call of southern Democrats who have not entertained a party r u n iiRftAi n p l a t p o h m I-— rV oM .nn , in r l t r s a d n . a a l r a d - gathering since the Charleston convention in I860. iK ln lstm ilo a ■— *lrr|» rr w a i n r o a t r t o J r r k a o A * The Dem ocrats would act wisely by m eeting in the South -II Jr. I — < I i n - t r u n l n n o f H J o b n s - l a d l a n and showing this section that much recognition. The Solid M is e r l a n a l . I — I n n o c a r a t l o a j f n n l k t f " P a f - South of past deendes is not ns impregnable ns it used to lie ap H u t . * and with the Republicans attem pting to curry more and more t — . l u r n r s U n i of b g lld la g p r o * ■ r n n i— h o n s o a , h o t r l a . a p a r t m a a t favor in Dixie, it behooves the Democrats to take some steps . hn u«r *. to draw the pnrtv into closer relationship. Party solidarity 4 .— \ f ' n u i m n n l l r ( ' h o s t , r o m i r l l o n o f e l - r l i r a n l l f k a s * ns far as the South is concerned would he easier to achieve Hon n roarnui. A.— A n r n a n d u io it r r u h o s p i t a l . if the convention were held below the Mnson-Dixon line. Since Florida has been prominently mentioned as the RIULF. VERSE FOR TODAY TH E GREAT PHYSICIAN:—I first state that m ight break the Solid South, it is peculiarly will extol Thee, O Lord; for Thou fittin g thnt one of its cities should mnke a bid for the conven­ hnst lifted me up. 0 Lord my God, tion. The psychological effect of the party holding its conven­ I cried unto The?, and Thou hast tion in Florida would great Iv strengthen the Democrats of healed me. Psalm .10:], 2. th?*’ “ta p 1-agakwt-reny in vasion s-that may lie mndi- by the P-r-' PRAYER:—Surely goodness nod mercy shall follow me all the days publicans. of my life. The party leaders would do well to consider the invitation of Miami. To meet in the South might be more than nn act THE LIGHT A tender child of summers three, of strategy; it might involve the very future of the Demo­ seeking her bed at night, cratic party in Dixie. Besides Miami atm osphere might not Puused on the dark sta ir timidly, he so conducive to a deadlocked convention as some other "Oh mother, tuke my hand," said potential convention cities that we m ight mention. Ashe, "And then the dark will be all light." Bull-Fi#htin# In Spain W o older children gropo our way from dark behind to dnrk before, A not cxnctly recent issue of Time tells about a custom And pnly when our hands we lay, prevailing in Spanish Imll-fight inr arenas, a product o f the de n r Lord, in Thine th© night is present generation which has been scoffed at by their more dny And there is darkness nevermore. blood-thirsty ancestors. W ith a sudden show of sym pathy, Reach downward to the sunless day* wherein our guide* nr© blind na wn And fuith is small and hope delays, take Thou the hands of prayer wo raise, And let us feel the light of Thee! —Whittier. Butt-headed people never enn he accused of having horse sense. W atermelon tim e will soon he here, if thnt meuns anything in your young life. W inning four out of five games all through the season will win anybody's pennant. Another r.uro sign of approach­ ing summer is tho petitions ask­ ing for Thursday half holidays. ---------o--------1 Jack Dempsey announces ho will come hack. Yeah, just long enough to let Tunney send him bark again. ---------o-------- If the weather man will only be considerate for the rest of the week. Sanford baseball fans will be most pleased. Pil hate to he Elijah Hemp; Everyone Cnlls Him A darned old simp Wo can't understand why they nro cnlled the weaker sex. They are always strong enough to Iasi long enough to hnvo the last word, ---------o--------Florida undertakers ura going to meet In Tampa soon. Gould it Ir> possible that Tampa is dead nnd doesn't know It? Withrow turned In his second vic­ to ry of the season yesterday. W atch the big fellow win twentyfive ball games for the Cclerymen this senson. Now thnt Mrs. Edward Brown­ ing has gone on the stage, no one hn* gone so fur us to suggest that "Peaches" is the cream of the vaudeville talent. W hat's wrong with this sentence John dear. I won't have to buy n pew hat this summer, tho one I liuve left from Iasi fe a r looks darling on me." V ‘SUT ^ D n„ K'n , m u © jt« Thrift Day Sale u U June T h a t's n good Mm . * " * « £ * “ » May L m l 1 'U r g J ^ cIh I. We alj»wy» try to be obliging to our neighbors, the bull-fighters nre now ctpiipping their steeds with rubber guards ami thick straw pads which arc bung from their sides to protect their tender flanks from the hard sharp points of the angry bulls. Before resorting to this method, the bull fig h t promoters, in response to demands for more humane treatm ent, tried using medieval armor to protect the horses. But the bulls soon learned that horses thus equipped were nothing for bulU to get mad at and after losing a few points decided nbsoluto Indifference a better policy to pursue. But the crowds booed. They wanted action. They called tha armor-method a distinct failure, in spite of the fact thut the horses were inclined to approve of it. Just how well the substitution o f rubber for armor is going to work is n m atter for conjecture. But it is uimost a sure thing that if the rubber fails to stop the hulls' horns, the horses will he killed, and if it does, the people will he disappointed. " A time-honored hut unpleasant feature of bullfighting", as lim e says, 1 is that phase o f the performance wherein a WOULD BE HONEST MIAMI HERALD H Is announced from Tallahassee ^ h committee having In charge bills relating to taxation hn> ^ -ln re d that there will be no h in tho Kas0|inc tax, a t this nvn fin . p i n . Waycross Journal-H erald. «'»' K""*1- l*u t . th* « ' Bt A©.' nrny tell us when did Mr. that ought in all honest .n . .. i. to be made in the law so th a t the l a >roll reach A tlanta? fumU arising from the present tax Burton Collier had b re.k fM t « « * » • ' equitably distributed, w ith Coolidgc tho other day and . A . th* law now stands, each galimmediately be predicted that '«n of gasoline sold in the Mu e Coolidgc would be re-elected next ■ * « °.f four cent*. Three vt-ur. It would have been most un- c®n*8 °f **}* '* turned into tin kind for Mr. Collier to have wild state road funds f o r th© conitruclanything else about his host. of roads hroughout the state. ______o_____ 1 bo Othtr cent in dintributeri equalThe dentist lives from hand to ly ■»««« the counties of Florida mouth. Times-Union. Not only the counties receiving this rcth n t but he is always nrying Into fu n J Hi© money for any things. Oh well, we all have our lawful purpose. It l» not necessarily , tally grind. Ijceihurg Commercial. ■PJP}**® to road building. Anyway he's a booster, he la ulThis peculiar division results, as wuys pulling for someone. The Herald has frequently pointed ---------o-------‘ th* grossest injustice, comBobby Jones Is going to write pell.ng u few counties to contribute fu r th© newspapers. We are to the general funds of other coun* ufruld for Bobbv. we distinctly re- ties. In fact Dads county contricall th at long Bill Tilden hasn't butes to th a t fund sufficient to pay shown the obi form since he sta rt- about ail the running ex|mnttos of ©d to oound the typew riter for the aeveral of the smaller counties, liewsjiapers. Hv# countus of the state pay Ten counties, Alachua, Brevard, Broward, Lake, Manatee, Murlou, Orange, I'olk, Sarasota and Volusiu pay Into the ono-ccnt tax fund more than they receive in return. Twenty-five counties of the state get hack from the distribution of this onc-cent tax more than the whole gasoline tax they pay Into the state treasury. * In other words, these twenty-five counties are relieved of the pnyment of gasoline tax. and others, by the fact that the other counties of the state are compelled by an Ini­ quitous und unjust law to assume the burden for them. If the committee on taxutlon will report fuvorably a bill to pay the one-cent tax into the road fund of the state, insteud of distributing it a* has hem done for the past four years, and will see th at the bill shall become a law, there will be much less dissatisfaction, und that luw would be an honest one, which thy present luw is not. PORTABLE ph o n o u h a h i There In No Such Issue. Mr. Kerensky Is Mistaken. One Citizen Is lletter. For Railroad Men. n r ARTHUN BRISBANE C n zrn tk i tsrr or ask congress M a r Co. Y/HEfi TMEV'(2e "COOLIDGE MUST PACE the Issue of n tliini term ill tin early (into. Me will lie linked to state his \lo\vs on that question as Governor Smith did concerning** Catholi­ cism." You read that from Washington, lnit it Is not aecumte. GET A DIVORCE F. P. RINES Those Cc a u 11 III Sanford Ave, I’hone Ifii.j Pegul/TTo/ is Tires And Tubes The Greatest Tire Value ft Offered And Guaranteed Bj 1 Firestone Tire & Rubber C We also offer Real Yak AS FOR MR. COO EMMIE "Fnetng the issue of a third term ," there is no such issue, George Washington was elected President once, twice, and could have allowed himself to he nomi­ nated and elected a third term and a fourth term, hut ho felt thnt such a program might lead to re ­ storing monarchy which he hud re ­ cently eliminated. OLDFIELD 30x3 Vi ........ 5 7*3$ B .l Ul 3 2 x 4 .............$12.10 ( l l 32x1 Vi ........ $16-90 1 33x4 */i ........ $17.55 (11 29x4.40 ........ $ 8.10 (II 29x4.75 ........ $10.50 ( l l 29x4-95 ..........$1L80 p j 30x4-95 ..........$12.20 (l 30x5.25 ......... $1.1.66 n 3 1 x 5 .2 5 ........ $11.20 (.1 30x5.77 ........$16.00 (1 33x6.00 ........ $17.00 (1 We Install These Fm 81x4....... $11.80 OTHER PRESIDENTS have been satisfied with two elective terms uh President. It seems to he a good idea although there is no law about it. Mr. Coolidgc thus fur has been nominated and elected President once. He can if he itji}£L*et .tie_nor.'! nr ted- s a d -v e ry probably elected a second time. EVERY AMERICAN with n qu arter of un *ounce of brains knows th at such a man as Coolidge would under no clrcum stnees think of accepting n third term. Ami everybody who knows him understands t,h»t he will not lie bothered or "bluffed" by a third term talk until a fter his so. cond election. IT IS AT THE ELECTION th a t tile President shows and uses his power and it wus three elections thnt Washington had in mind. An accidental part of n term with no election is not a Presidential term. KERENSKY, WHO HAD for a short lime the pleasure of living in the czar’s palace, is here to de­ nounce bolshevism and says it Is worst than cznrism. He may change his mind, now th a t an adm irer of the czar has slapped his fare a t a public ban­ quet. W hatever els© it may he. bol­ shevism is an improvement on czarism, for the reason thnt it teaches the peoplo of Russia to ryad and write, unit uses public monies to feed half starved chil­ dren. Tlu> czar allowed his people to remain ignorant, the public money was spent by more or less drunken grand dukes and other Romanoff parasites. BOLSHEVISM WILL NOT Last because it is bused on communism, a doctrine that culls for universal unselfishness and co-operation. No doctrine of that kind will work in this century, or the next, or the next, Bolshevism will work out info n form vt government such as we have here, expressing the period in which that government/ exists, in other words, organized money, intelligently directed, taking what it wants and giving the people enough to keep them well fed and contented. As regards hi) Russians out of 100, the present Russian govern­ ment is as fur above th a t of the czars, as the government of Wash­ ington nnd Jefferson was above thnt of King George, the foolish. nre hound to do, have concentrated on getting Increased passenger faros nnd freight rates from the public authorities and thnt has seemed good busi hobs. The lime Is not far off when good business will consist in finding u way to carry passengers nnd freight for less and thus making more money. FOR INSTANCE THE TRAIN on which this is written, hound east from the Pacific, traveling just now 700(1 feet up in the air, over the border from Arizona to New Mexico, on the Atchison, Topekn and Santa Fe, is on a railroad that is ns well munaged us there is anywhere. It is profitable, its stock higher than it ever was. THE DANGER TO THE Railroudtt is n small, ridiculous looking thing on four wheels running ajong the highway, paralleling the ruilronil on a “ right-of-way" th at costs the motor omnibus and mo­ tor truck nothing hut the price of their license. Every day four mo­ tor buses leave Los Angeles carry­ ing p a sse n g e rv to Chicago. That doesn't amount to much. But they can carry twice ns many passen­ gers as there nre on this mugnificent Santa Fe "Chief” express. And the bus overhead is one man driving and another man to re­ lieve him. Omnibus travel is uncomfortable travel nnd will never compete with the express train. But what about the flying mnchlnu that will soon be hero? $12.50 and $15 oo COLUMBIA 0 And Record* UKULELES $1.75 Strings For All lastrUni(1 "■c y c l e t i r e s <3o/mg7o Bass THERE IS NO REASON why Governor Smith should have a n ­ swered more or less impertinent questions about his religion un­ less he rhose to do so. He answ er­ ed ably. A sufficient answer would have been "My religion is none of anybody's business. If you doubt th at, rend the Constitution of the United Stntes." CALL THINGS BY their right names. Wo give u big high-sounding name like 'sacrifice' to some act which really consists in a plain sort of duty- Wc are hypnotized by words. And it is a harmful condition to encourage. It affects the mind badly. Little difficulties nre made to swell up until they fill our whole horizon; while the big blessings of life RAILROAD MEN, DOING their nre dwindled down to nothing.— Dcarhon Independent. best to help stockholders us they --------.— - o ---------------WE WILL NEVER bring disgrace to this, our City, by any act of dishonesty nr cowardice, nor ever desert our su f­ fering comrades in the ranks. We will fight for the ideals and sacred things of the City, both alone and with many; we will revere and obey the C ity’s laws, and do our best to incite a like respect and reverence in those above us who nre prone to annul or Het them a t naught; we will strive un­ ceasingly to quicken the public’s sense of civic duty. Thus In all these things we will transm it this City not only not less, hut greater, better and more beautiful than it was trans­ mitted to us.— Oatli of the Athenian Youth. Ask Me Another A s Brisbane Sees It THE BUSINESS MAI* MIAMI NEWS One way to judge of the health of business is by the dollar check­ ed through the hanks. A fa it flow of money means, as a rule, good business. Now we can take the map of the United State-*, which the Federal Reserve P ouri makes by federal reserve districts, and see by the shadings how the dif­ ferent sections and states are far­ ing as compared with the corres­ ponding period t-f a year ago Map makers all assign theeir crejH> color to the le ist fortunate. Tile black part of the map just now is exactly where one would expect, down in the cotton belt. As much cotton us usual is being sold there, but the price is so low that the tide of dollars required to float It is far beldw last year. $c/nte pnrts of this region have a ray of white in the expanse of black, showing less shrinkage than the maximum from last year. In this shading, surprisingly, we find New. York. There had been ru ­ mors that business was a little off there. Falling industrial prices would cause a loss even if nctuul turnover of goods were aa usual. West Virginia, in the soft coal belt, naturally shows dnrk. Soft coal is a depressed industry. Even anthrucitc facing more and more competition of oil, gives eastern For Aching Or Tired Feet See A Foot Specialist Phone 102 For Appointment Dr. J. R. Vidler Chiroposhist At Lloyd'* Shoo Store 108 PALMETTO AV EN U E HALL A N D PENTLAND Certified Public Accountants Income Tax Consultants HISTORIC VOYAGES S. G. GRAY Resident Manager 818 First National Bank Bldg TAMPA TRIBUNE In the infancy nf the Americans the southern continent wns circum­ navigated by a famous, .or infam ­ ous, band of buccaneers. They made their way on foot with great difficulty across the Isthmus of Panam a; then In little sniling ves­ sels navigated the Pacific down tho west coast of South America, pllalging towns and capturing other ships. After some months they passed eastward around Cape Horn, or through the Straits of Mngelhm, into the Atlantic, ami eventually the surviving pirates got hack to West Indies a fter fac­ ing shipwreck, storm, battle nnd death. The history of their remurkublc cruise is one of the many thrilling stories of the black flag on the Spanish Main. An equally adventurous voyage around South America was con­ cluded only Inst Saturday when the Pnn-Amcriran aviutors lunded in Florida. They left San Antonia, Tex., December 22, Almost ex­ actly four months later tho sur­ vivors of that gnllnnt hand swoop­ ed down upon Miami. These circumnavigators were not buccaneers. Their mission was the antithesis of tliut other vo\nfce. Their purpose wus not plun­ der. but peace. They wore thu Good Will Fliers of the United States, and they carried out their contract in visiting every central and South American country. At a time when antagonism to the coun­ try was growing in Latin Ameri­ ca because of tho Mexican and' Nicaraguan situations, these few men of the Air Service did much to lessen hospitality. Tire trip cost the lives of two of the heroes when two planes collided above ltuens Aires, but they did not die in vain. Instantly the tragedy,! and the spirit of the remaining} flyers, brought u notably more f a - ) volatile attitude toward the United i States on tho part of Argentina I and the other nations. It wns n perilous flight, due to lack of acquaintance with that part of the world from nn a ir na­ vigation angle, and hazardous con­ ditions of weather and topography* ns perilous as that early cruise o f ' the freebooters. Parts of the trip I The planes were equipped to land I on wero over land, more over wa­ ter. either. Despite the complaints of some critics of our air progress, and de­ spite the fact th att our air service i may not be as large as it should, the achievement is a distant cred itt to the service. The flight is about ‘ 20,001) miles—not fa r short of the' iiislunco around the world. In time there will be regular aircraft trade rutes from this roun try. from Tam ps and Miami, to the West Indies and both coasts of Central and South America, just us steamship lines have followed tho paths of the pirates nnd the explorations of Magellan nnd Co­ lumbus. Frank R. MacNeill and Company Insurance—Loans—Real Estate 1)7-9 So. Pork Avc. Sanford, Fla 'A Substantial Jewel* in a Substantial City’ 108 Magnolia One-Day Service SANFORD LAUNDRY Phone 475 WATCHING THE WORLD OF ZIP SERVICE OF BOND GRADE LAKELAND LKDGKIt “A thousand years are but as | years yesterday in the eyes of the 1-ord."; best. W hat we do today or tomorrow isirealiz. of vital importance to the present school In proportion as wo are affected by know! the act, but Us effect on the future the eil may h© entirely different. in a If we could change the course nf The THE CHEAPEST THING is the past events, many things would no'. JJJ® ^ most profitable thing. Look ut the rice of Wool worth stock. Ask have hnppcned. The errors of the for p enry Ford how he girt his money. past are easily observed under the inf ini Ask Mr. Sloan or Mr. Dupont of cold light of common sense. There little, General Motors, if it is not the have been so many tragedies that nerfe Chevrolet, their small cur thnt re­ could have been averted; so much to n» suffering to God’s children thut is wo presents their greatest asset. .lay Gould built the elevated was useless, and such lack of wis- ran i railroad in New York and charged dom us to make one consider why have > for u u 10-ccnt fare. The road never it could possibly be so. We must look at these big r- U>ar I earned any m m ey until the fare historically and realize years was dropped to a cents, again.t vents thnt in the course of ten thousand small the will of the owners. OF FAIR PRICES Means Savin# And Satisfaction K T H t YAW ) WITH A MILL BXCKtNQ I'h o n e 135 Yard: Holly Avc. At l l t h , 12th, 13th Sta, �THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY. APRIL Telephone 118 MRS. FRED 3. DAIGER. SOCIET V EDITOR Residence Tdephone 217-W ! DELIGHTFUL BRIDGE PARTY GIV TODAY BY MRS. GEORGE BISIIOI ItS. DENSIL STAFFORD HOSTESS AT DELIGHTFUL PARTY TUESDAY 5<rtA. Newman a t 3:30 ,* her home in Rose Court, ipticn bridge party >a t 8 ,t the a h Sou is i .u . mi j^r the auspices of the ,Cfy*ipty* Otr»n Club will meet with abm Merrlweather n t her the Patrician Apartments, The colors of pink nnd lavender Bid View Avenue, Day* mch. Members fill meet were featured in the decorations. Baptist Church a t P:3l) Quantities of phlox, petunias nmi u i motor to the beach In other cut flowers in the preferred colors were arranged with pleas­ ing effect in the rooms where the tables were spread for piny. s Viola Booth I s ciii'd When scores had been collected fte r tbe game, the pi \ v for high :n Honored Last ascore among the club members, a it Lovely Party se t of etched1glass coasters, was nwarded Mrs. James Ridge. The L yioh Booth, a bride-to-be high score guest prize, a bed Wiir week, who bus been ex- lamp, went to Mrs. Ron Caswell. L>r entertained with social For having held low score among be;, was again honored the club members Mrs. Hawkins Lr evening when Mrs. Ira Connelly won a pink glass fruit Mrs. Fred Duiger held brd and Mm. C. A. Ander- press. k were hostesses at a mis- low score among the guests and received u hand-painted bridge ka« shower. [gd creeii were the colors sot. The cut prize, n linen guest U for this affair nnd were towel, went to M rs,,Craig Thomplent in pink radiance roses, Mu, Bindiuli nnd E aster Between tho living tuid Mrs. Grant Wilson Is pins an arch was nrrangtuthery sprays of aspnrn- Hostess A t Luncheon ha nmi tiny pink cut flowlii dinijig room was trans- A n (I Bridge Tuesday jiito a lovely flower gnrdm dining table was covered Mrs. Grant Wilson entertained ration gntps styuldcd with most delightfully at Inidgo'and lun­ Emanil was* ccm'crcd by n cheon Tuesday a t her home on Park a pond in which gold fish Avenue. The guests were member.; |Aj the honor guest plucked of her bridge club. La they were found to conQuantities of vari colored garden gifts She then pres- flowers lent their beauty in decora* pouts With roses ns ting the rooms wh1re the guests assembled for play. The small lun­ |«tninjr was merrily spent cheon tallies were t plead with In of all kinds. The prize lumd-made covers and were cen­ L moft correct answers in tered by crystal baskets filled with Imr contest was won by pastel tinted cut blowers. l.f. Pe Coursey, which was A fter a tem pting four-course tl&r bouquet which she pre- luncheon had been served, lto the guest of honor. Tho of bridge were enjoyed. Thegames tober nf answers for this for top score, a hook of menus,prize fell t »trt given by Miss Lorto the lot of Mrs. Edward Lane. hrAlin who won n shoulder • Tho other contest was For having cut the highest cArd iiin the Medical Charm 71 Mrs. Ned Chittenden won a pair fee for ttiin was won by Mrs. of shoe buckles. Covers wero laid for Mrs. Ed­ *n«y It \Vus. a framed i ‘The End of the Trail," ward Lane, Mrs. Elwyn Moore, .Mrs. »ii given to Miss Booth, f f . D. Gardiner, Mrs. Ned Chitten­ zaire the fewest answers, den. Mrs. Victor Robertson, Mrs. LJretl Bridges won a fram- p ic k Brown, Mrs. Benjamin Whit­ tier Jr., and Mrs. Braxton Baggett. lekr scheme was repeated I rrfmhments of pink and Memorial Service l s hirk Ire cream, individual, tal lakes iced in pink nnd Held At Central Park N with tiny green flowers ' r*w served lute in tliu By U. I). C. Members [I “>' the hostess, kh occasion th Memorial exercises hold at C n* most becundi of teal Park Tuesday by the N. do V. miw georgette Howard Glii.ptor U. D. C. in ob»erF guests ci ds vahco of Memorial day was simple serial courtesy. yet most impressive. Rev. W. P. Biihnnnn pastor of ty- tho Methodist chuich offered pray- At S lt Mrs. It. L. Shinlmlser, general j chairman for the day and ills . A. IT R. Wallnce first vice president of the chapter placed a wreath on of the war veterans monument. Taps :n- j were sounded by Mrs, H. li. Hern* a’s , don. ng J Veterans attending were W. A. A. j Buchanan, W. S. Mobley and RoI bert J. Mlckler. ire | A fter exercises tho chapter meni­ al- : hers attended in a body the funeral •4-i of J. M. Lord, father of the chapox 1 ter president Mrs. Luther V. Bryan Ith a t Ebeneza Church. Band Program For Thursday Announced set of i The program for the Thursday was evening concert of the .dunleipnl The Band was announced tiii.s morning collar «8 followsp Hurt. 1. March, ‘Fcst, from TaiinlmusItit sHdr o r'—Wagner. ntf won 2. A-Fox Trot. ‘Let’s Talk About* Tho My Sweetie'—Donaldson. :y pellB-Fox Trot, 'That's \\ hy I ncent. Love Vou*—Donaldson and Ash, vender 3. Overture, 'Stradellu'—Hotir.divi- ovv. coffee 4, Concert Waltzes, 'A Summer •assist- Evening'—A ir. UeUenrtain* . A. K. INTERMISSION li, and 5. Kiuitasfo,'Sunny’Spuin’—Kmg. were 1 fl. Moreeau Elegant, ‘Golden of tho i Blonde’—Eilenbeig. 7. Selection, 'M acbeth—North. “***l>itit Illy t)f those 8. Medley, ‘Genu; of Stephen Fosas reflected in 0. Anthem, ‘The S tar Spangled ssl*ttng in receiv- Banner’—Key. 1 were Mr«. fi. A. Pr«sulent, and Mrs. Mra. J. R. Head hns as her house I-anv-i. j . depart- guest this week Mrs. R, T- Vaughn of Coral Gablea. Mrs. Hinterm istcr I s Hostess W ednesday In Honor Mrs. Hgrdtefffen , Anita. .i>Ji iNe.vark. N, J.' -.vim .h, ,, • i;!>,.•» ! dau)jindr,sM trv''P l'a u ty u d it, was tKi* W^'dfitAmy ufIvrnm a \fk«n''Mr.< ?. fr. iH lntcr#. . . .,i bridge a: lthe b,. iu^rtm wakThoiic:is,a^ hut, >>u & t a , ! ' firgrtST’,- Ghinrs’s red. Idryk jland green WeCn' tlta 'prevailing'-icolors and d'ern y.inlwro-jLt wltW ;^Ialiftiriiia popplep.;, glailui)),. wUpnilulrs, lantana, cAryotuSs, mu tiro W* [and ferns. The JAnnus wtis llrnnKCri sol­ idly with greenery framing a li ’ dark background for n large crys­ tal bowl filled with calendulas and ferns. Placed a t Intervals nbou*. the room word troll iv . cut win rd with asparagus ferns and calendu­ las. These alternated with ,tnll iloor baskets filled with marigolds ni'd coryopsis. The Chinese ideas were further accentuated by the tally cards done in black nnd orange. The holder of top score was giv­ en a table runner of exquisite Chi­ nese silk embroidery, For the one holding next highest scon* there ivns a Chinese embroidered lun­ cheon cloth. The one cutting the highest card received a loVely Cldrese v*,s«r Mrr. !lr.r,it.,, r . vrr.s pre­ sented a plucquc 6f Florida scene. Late in the afternoon the host­ ess assisted by Mrs. Raymond Wil­ son and Miss Elizabeth Knight se r­ ved refreshm ents of moulded chick­ en salad, cheese and olive sand­ wiches, quince sandwiches, ice cream and coffee. The service plate wore also done in orange and block. There wore seven tables of play­ ers who enjoyed the delightful so­ cial courtesy. Potter, Mrs. Robert .1. llolly Jr., nnd Mrs' Emmett Hunt, Green nnd white minis were placed on the card tables nnd en­ joyed during the progress of the game, nnd following the awarding of the prizes, the hostess ussistc I by Miss Elizabeth Stafford, Mrs. Hawkins Connelly, Mrs. Joe Gon­ zales and Mrs. James Ridge, serv­ ed u delicious salad nnd sweet course with coffee. Mrs. Eugine Tittle Is Those enjoying the cordial hos­ W ednesday pitality of Mra. Stafford were: Hostess Mr-. W. C. McLendon, Mrs. W. C. Hill, Mrs. Jam es Ridge, Sirs. Haw­ To Sans Souei C l u b kins Connelly. Mrs. Joe Gonzalez, Mrs. W. W. Potter, Mrs. Benjamin The members of the Sun Soucl Whittier Jr., Mrm Hen Caswell, bridge eluli wcr> most pleasantly Mrs. Robert J. Holly Jr., Mrs. entertained aftenm on William J. Hardy, Mrs. Craig ins the guestsWedmsdny of Mrs. Eiigeno TitThompson, Mrs. Percy Moro, Mrs. Emmett lim it, Mrs. Hugh Wol- i tie nt her home on Myrtle Avenue. Spring flowers were used in ptiM eln), Miss Elizabeth Stafford nnd fusion in decorating Gift roomfi Sirs. Fred Duiger. where the members met for the game. The spring ideas were further Sisters Bridge C 1 u h carried out in tile tallies which were done in little boy and girl Is Entertained Today : fawners holding gardening tools. •' the Lillies were collected By Mrs. LaVernc Hurl theWhen one having the highest scort Member.i of the Sifters Bridge was awarded ah, Italian cut work Clpjy.weve tltn RUesta of Mi-f. Ln gussl towel. The cut prize was Verno Hurt W ednesday.nmiiiing at Nilo pottery YPSl’The hostess'’ muT ciI h 'tem pting her home .m a r the Country Club. salmi cuur.-e witit D lljt punrjuii'lm* Vivid-huud phlox was usinI with charm ing effect In the rooms w here : the prizes had been nwnidl’d. the card tables had been placed ' Those playing bridge w re: Mrs, I Emmett McCall, Mrs. Raymond G. for play. The morning hours passed quick­ Pox, Mrs. l ee A. Conotcy, MrJ, ly in the gam a of bridge, and when Hraxlon Beggett, Mrs. Jam es L. scores were added the ones holding Wells. Mrs. Victor Robertson, Mrs. highest score among the club incm- Klwvn Moore and Mrs. It til nil picces of household linens, here and guests received dainty Mrs. Anna Hnrdtcgcn who bus A t l o'clock n delectable fourcourse luncheon was served by tho been ^pending some time here with hostess assisted hv her sister, Mrs. her daughter Mrs. Elsa Knig lit leaves Thursday evening for her Ralph Wight. Cover were laid fo r Mrs. Floyd home nt Newark, N, J. Palmer, Mrs. M. S. Wiggins, Mrs. Mrs. E. R. Sneed. Mrs. J. R. Ernest lloushohhr, Mrs.. James K. H ig g in s of H a in e s City. Mrs. Tril­ Head and guest Mrs. It. T. Vanglm by O'fltoen of Lakeland, Mrs. Brax­ of Coral Gables, George II. Sne.nl ton L. Perkins, Mrs. Percy Mem, and Hoke McDonald motored to Mrs. C. R. Kirtly, Mrs. Ralph Orlando Tuesday where lhey spent the day with friends. Wight and Mrs. Hurt. Graves ur friendi nt donee un 1 Wizard Of Electricity Says A Few Years Will Erin;; Film Teaching To Schools To Re­ place Text Iioolts No>y ')l:l Ex-Service Men Will Return Visit Of American Doughboys T o Paris This Year PARIS, Apr. 27— (IN S )— [Ftcrtch ox-scrvlccm cn, returning i this year's visit of the American I Legion to France, will probably ’ hold rin e'o f their annual1ionfftw .tin ns hi the United Stater: In which Iwutf tnft Mayor qf the world's lnrg•c jt nmi most coqmopotitinn city Iwill? prouhlily al«o make the trip, i „ St, ric rre Godin, present Mayor, j known offleldlly an President hi thfe Municipal Council, regrota he 1will probably not he occupying the pdm trti nt th at time. Mayors i have only ijpo year in office. In his first address here this "We await with pleasure the a r­ season, the inventor .told the rival of the American Legion dele­ children of the evolution of the - ■ rgates,'* declared Mayor Godin in electric light grid explained the —NL'A. New York Dureiui , an interview ■lr Thomas U pton tins a Jolly possible of hi:- rubber experi­ News Service. with International good time w hether ho wins or ments which, he pointed <*ut, would,' City Votes Funds lo.-es. Tho famous English tea1 If successful limb • thn United 'T h e Municipal Council was glad magnate and yacht racer, who has States self-supporting in rubber Jo offer them the use of the Trtw tbeen trying vainly for years to production. The school pupils ware intro­ dnrb Palace for their convention. *rin the international yacht trophy.; 'v.i i mapped at tho Now York duced to Edison in the a.xt litoritun Wo v. l! vote enthusiastically the Yankees’ bait park. Ho Insisted, nnd th r> tola 'composing the first necessary funds to make their stay on putting on ono of tho player’a grade class shook hands with the ill Paris agreeable. "Wu welcome thn American Le­ cap3 to help along.lb tho fu n j ( aged inventor. Mr. mul Mrs. Edison Inter were gion especially because Americans shown over the building, situated in Paris are dear to am* hearts. In W arren Smith nnd within four block of the pictur­ fact it ivi till l e 1 i r ' tc visualise F rid a y for New esque Edison estate. a Paris v th An - i ans.” where they will M. Godin like)osotl•*thnt «l the Speaking to thu school, children. Edison gave his views <«i visual Into census, Ligeti n year ngo, the colony -,»i , 'u u j iuijirt cn edcactier. with- the .;..c -of muting; picture equipment. He Maid th at 6,378 persons: "I am surprised to nbtc," lie motion pictures of the proper type would soon form the greater said, 'ilm t the ouurtcr I pep re spot portion iff the book knowledge and a t the City I fall, the ninth nrrouin ged that F o rt Myers school au­ diSEohVont, has only 829 Americana thorities bo among the. first to in­ Miss Edith Rainier of St. Au­ troduce this method if instruction gustine is visiting hpr sister, Mrs. on >in its public schools. Mr, amt Mrs. Edison are plan­ William J. Hardy at her home in ning to return to their summer San Lnntn. of | home a t West Orange, N. J., It. M. Sharp has returned from ml about Mav I, where the inventin' E. will continue his rubber oxperi- Philadelphia. Pn., and New York rk m eats and work on his rubber ex­ whore he spent tho p ast ten lays on business. tracting device. TODAY THE I.OVE T ill! 11.1. with l.nura La Plante Organ Novelty Solo “Songs or 1rein ml" Knrtntfci Komcdy “A STITCH in TIM E' Aesop's Faldos THURSDAY GII.DA GUAY in "CABARET" Comedy "Duck Out” Mitnne Review Cuming Attraction ■T o ■ih tr M iiantr .* Lon Chancv in "MR. WU" PRINCESS TODAY Milton Sills and Doris Kenyon in THE UNGUARDED HOUR The Newly Weds In "Snonku m s’ Piny mate.” '-W t ass M M arrived heie Tuesday ami I . the guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. E. V. Booth ut their home igi West Third Street i oming over especially to nttond the m imingo of her niece Mi r N'ioln Booth nnd Ernest Wiriincr which will take place Thursday evening a t the Baptist Church. Laides’ Silk Dresses Neatly tailored dresses Dull show stylish simplicity- Some dresses appropiale for street wear and others for afternoon wear. All greatly reduced Smart W orth ot line Furniture to be sold the eost of the varnish alm ost be conducted at the Miller Furniture Some large summer shapes and "liters smart close fillin g . t t ‘{ COi Values—-Si9! Q S SANFORD FLORIDA �lNFORD h e h a i j p , V DAY, APRIL 27, 1027 PETERSBURG, 12 tin* II)' It, I.. H ook er It may l»c another «tpry today. Our guesa is th a t Eddie Wade had steak for dinner last night. Lincoln Anti Omaha Are Both Phil Wells T e a m Shutouts Sarasota C I u li I n First A fler Annual Field M e e t Game B u t Loses Slugfesl Since Nctv Orleans Asked In Second Contest, 8 To 7 Meet To Be Held Elsowhcrc By DAVIS .1. WALSH I IlC International News S en ire Sports [)l*l( Kditor NEW YORK .Apr. 27—There I seems to he slightly more than an excellent chance, if you will pardon my British, that th? championship , j«V games of the Am ateur Athletic 1 J Union will go to either Lincoln or Omaha, with the proposed bids of New York and the east in general running a distant last. The writer | l t S "n s tipped today th at th Nebraska ° I cities simply cannot miss, unless ? U |) there is n iimikcd change in off!rial sentiment sortie time before the actual award is m ade’ MO days or hits 'tw o wc.-ks lienee.. ._ auo j The hoard of governors at pres‘ 'c u t is voting on the form ality of ■ _ a re-award, made necessary by the " ' I ' j decision of New Orleans officials rs to withdraw patronage for the s meeting because of their apprehen­ sion that the appearance of colored both athletes in competition with white ami j men might create an unwelcome I his impression in the southern town, czcd when the re -award is officially J!,®* finite, the disposition of the meet rung w|j| j)0 p|ace,| jn the hands of the <jH. championship committee, which will 11 receive and review all bids. To date, four inquiries have been made, two K each from the east and west. Rut the west is duo. ; , ’® The lust games were held in con® * ncction with the Sesqui-Ccntcnnial Exposition in Philadelphia. The I SARASOTA. April 27—The Colts and Tarpons split a double hill Tuesday afternoon, the visitors winning the first, It to 0, and th* locals capturing the second, 8 to 7, by stg /in g a last inning rally. Barber held the Shrnsota team to five hits in tbc first while his team mates were pounding the of­ ferings of three tw irlers for a to­ tal of Hi iiits and nine runs. In the second Brower hurled steadily and the locals hit Dent, Puckett. Verbal ’and From by hard. Holder and Grandio hit for the cir­ cuit in the second contest. Orlando AH R H I'O A K Foss, ;ib ...........:i 0 it I •'» " Tinker. 2b.......’...B 2 I I *’l <' Viau. a.'.. ...!....:. 3 1 <> •’» I 1 Grandio, cf..........4 1 1 2 0 0 Cox. rf.......... ...» -4 1 1 1 1 I* Johnson, If. I 1 2 3 <• 0, Alliums, Hi...... r» 0 :i Hi <* 0 Wells, c. .........I .’I 2 1 1 0 Barber, p. I u 0 o r, o Totals Sarasota: Grant, lb. ... Maloney, ss Kaunas. 2h Holder, cf. Hogun, If Hudgens, c. Brunson, 2b. . Humphrey, rf. Fitzpatrick, p, Jones, n.......... M organ, n. Layton, x. Brower, xx .... Moyers slammed n two base hit | th a t scored runs ahead of it. Wulluco collected a brace of safeties und H irst nicked the opposition for n pair. Crowe and Beasley The A. A. U. wishes to announce that it,would, will mid Htill is eoneach had one. sidering the m atter so deeply that A fter five runs had shot across tentative offers from the ynnkee the pun before he eould retire tins stadium in New York and the town side in the first. Hawkins wus sent of East. Orange. N. J., have guns to the showers and Ushrouck took no further than tho nnte-rnnm. Vlhli. ss up the Harden. It proved a heavy Grutulio, cf I have been assured that the one, for tho Cclorymen immediate­ (’ox. rf ly jumped on him for another games will he awarded to an east­ Johm-oq, If. m arker and came buck for three ern bidder only as a last and des­ Abrams, lh perate rem it to save them from lx*e, c more in da* second. complete elimination as far as the* Dent, |i In all, .the game was -not any* seiisou of P.I27 is concerned. I'uckelt, a thing to .write home ultoul, hut it Neither of III prohnlde Nebraska Vcrliel, a •lid Iocs I- fin ilium good to see th** Idling eyes of their charges return bidders Is favored over the other at Tronihy, p to form ‘ lifter a couple of days this time; in fuel, it is understood ) lluyes, x which brought them the title of th at A. A. D. men in that ection have no particular choice, so long the "hitlnsai wonders." For tlt^y jslto rs, it was all Funk! as the award goes to their state. Sarasota: mid Mcsmiur. The form er solved > It, therefore, will boil down lot XVIthioivMiir a triple, double and the question of which town call! Grant, If single III": four times up and .make the most attractive offer Ini Maloney, ss afield w£¥ ttlie only man on the (the lay of housing and competitive Kauaus, 2h Saint efilb who seemed to know ' fucilitl * since the cost of putting Holder, cf what it wits all about except old | 0,1 the 1 program is not lil.ely to ex- , Hogan, if Hudgins, e Jnke Messm*r. The lutter got his feed $' llrunson, 3b twn hits, Loth of them expected, j mate u laiyton, lh No, thb Saints rertainly have 1cause i Blower, n fallen from grace since last season prcpari D ie scor*i pruliah Humphrey, xx St. Pel nib u m Wilms, h Messncr, Drawn, a Shaw, c Bryan, If Nettles, 1 Funk, 3| F. Austii Hawkins, Oshrook, L. Johnson,x Totals Hanford Ih-iuley, rf Friable, ss. Wade, rf!. Crown, 3h Meyer, 21) H irst, If Bailey, lh Wulluco, c W ithrow, n ah r h po League Standings SANFORD Tampa Miami Sarasota Orlando St. Petersburg Pittsburgh New York St. Ixiuis Philadelphia Boston Cincinnati Chicago Totals M 8 13 21 10 3 x-llit for Puckett in 0th. xx-HU for Brower III 0th. SUMMARY Two Ruse hits— Grandio. Lee, Foss, Maloney. Three base hits—Hudgens, Grant (2), Home runs—Holder, Safriclc, llogun. Stolen liases—Viau. John­ son. Lee. Brunson, Hit by Fromby —Brunson Hits off Dent-4 in 2 23: Bucket. 4 in 2 1-3 Verbid. 2 in 1 Fromby. in 1, Base on balls—off Dent 2: Fromby, 1 ; Bower, 3; Struck out—by Dent 1; Fromby, 1; Blower. 1 Double plays—Maloney to Brunson. Umpires—Ruphun nnd I'leh. Miss Glenna Collett Heads Handicap List Cleveland Chicago B oston „ , Mvl", Ronton, .407 ind six of them got hits. men. Cobh made three hits, scor--------Suggest 11*ns for the name of the _ cd two runs and drove in two more MIAMI, April 27—The Smokers, 10,000 word oration to lie delivered . '|'||j.* jj Hilly Hill sat and jingled hir. stole home for the second time this behind the superb pitching of Red two tilt pieces without showing any on pennant raising day are now n«ct Player (i / season and saved the gam.* in the concern over the outcome-of Indii ceptahle. Present .plans call for Hornsby lb ninth inning bv making an unas­ score and gate. almost everything but a baseball Cobh 12 sisted double play. He caught a li­ ner and ran to first base before game and the customers are. tickl- •’I'^bker the runner who had occupied that eil silly. We think two speeches (.",jj'lw j.j bag eould scramble hack to safety. should he made. The first “ Hat__ The victory advanced the A's to lo r-” apd “ Play Hall! V l-'g 'rrttI) \ v fourth place The Yankees, who were idle, remained in first place, The Yankees, who were idle, re­ mained in first place, while the Ilrowns lost and dropped below Player' nnd Club W ashington into the third slut. Webb, Cubs The Giants and Pirates both won Terry, Giants and are now tied for the lead in Who let Hen Caswell into the ooul’nwtiriU, Cardinals the National League, with the I**.*" * He v.-stchs:! .lie |,«i,nic&s exW right, Pirates Cardinals and PikiUeb tied for ihiVrt traction of base hits without a place. Lee Meadows of the Pirates m urm ur, lie didn’t even shout r. hung up his fourth straig h t vie'ta k e him out". ! NAIIONA1. I.LALI-L. tory of the season in trimm ing the — 1---I Player urd Club G A’lJ fi H 1'CVT. curds, II to 5. while Shcrdcl w as' Where Manager Shaw found j Snml, knocked loose from his shoestrings lsome of those alleged hall players Philadelphia It 41 12 18 ,4^'J in the third inning Wright ami , should remain a secret. If any Southworth each made a homer j other m anager added some of the Hoinsliv, New York 12 Ai 17 10 .4.12 with two men on. Totals J9 « 10 27 8 1) i same brand to his club it would With Fitzsimmons on the mound just mean the wrecking of sonic Tyson, * New York 12 52 13 22 .42.1 the Giants trounced the dnloduus Alt R H PO A E more outfit. They way some of Simmons 2. Dodgers. 7 to 2. Uncle Wilbert •> 0 1 0 0 - 0 them played hatted halls would Lindstrom, New York 12 53 l» 22 .416 liking them sympathy all over the Robinson put Hendrick a t first 4 0 1 l) 1 0 league. I la fey, LEAGUE TOTALS base in place of Herman and sub» 1) 0 0 7 1 St. Louis 11 40 4 10 .400 National —30. s'itu tcd Marriott a t thin) for llar•1 II 0 4 .4 1 American —24. Anybody received an offer from* Leader a ycur ago today Hornsrett, hut his hopefuls slid merrily «» 0 0 •» 1 II down the chute for their fourth 3 0 1 8 •» 1 straight defeat. 3 0 0 0 0 0 The Reds stretched their first 0 1 3 •> 1) winning^strenk to two straight, n 0 0 1 3 » 3 six run rally in the sixth giving 1 1 ) 1 0 II 1) them an K to f» decision over the 0 II U 0 0 1 Cubs- Karl Webb, Chicago Rookie 1 0 0 0 0 appeared as a pinch hitter in the ninth and hammered out his third 11 1 7 27 10 2 home run of the season. Ted Lyons limited the Tigers to six hits and the White Sox won under wraps, !i to !l. Alex Mctzlcr, New Sox outfielder, got three hits and lluum-yficld four. As the game ended. 21 armed detectives dashed into t|)o park in response to n riot call, hut it developed that the call was u fake and that no­ thing had been‘stolen not even a base. Manager J<oJi McAllister Hent Willi, 11utllin to the mound aguinsl the Browns and the young man was rather nasty uhout it and held the Brownies to five hits, Cleveland winning (1 to 2. Memphis rallied in the eighth and ninth to score four runs and defeat Atlanta 5 to I. Shepner's single in the north Second Game scored the winning run for B ir­ AH It 11 PO A K mingham against Little Rock, 5 to 3 0 (1 1 5 n 3 (1 <1 It n o Fred dohnson pitched his fourth straight victory when Nashville 3 •I •1 •# 0 » •1 | •J •I 1 i scored sijc runs in the eighth and •J won from New Orleans (1 to 2. 4a II •# 1 I n labile Lewis' three hits enabled 3 0 0 •1 II » Chattanooga to defeat Mohilu ,'l to 3 D 0 3 1 n I. Rates allowed the hears only six 3 0 (1 3 I n hits. 3 0 0 It 1 n BaseballSlatistics In Major Leagues N atural tobacco taste—for each word means a lot to a Chesterfield smoker Totals Thv side saddle is again becoming popular among the women riders of London. >Eleanor Hayne of Coopcrstown, New York, hus twelve living grandparents, consisting of two grand­ mothers, four greut-grumlmulhcrs, two gri'ut-grrul-grundm othcrs, two gruudfuthers and two greut-grvatgrand fa thers. 24 3 8 19 U 1 All It II PO A E Miami ••1• 0 1 •1 0 «> Cneseres, cf Hollowuy, II 3 0 1 7 0 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE 3 0 l 0 •1 II Turner, ss St. Louis 5; Pittsburgh 9. •I t) 0 3 1 t Richards. If Cincinnati 8; Chicago 1'. 1 II 1 0 II Duran, < ’ih •1 0 1) 1 1 0 Brooklyn 2; New York 7. Greene, rf Philadelphia-Boston threatening Vincent, 2b •I 1 l 1 l 1 •t 0 0 & I 0 weather. Benuin, c •» 0 0 1 5 0 Jonkins, p VMERICAN LEAGUE 1 0 0 0 0 • xChnunecy, Cleveland (J: St. Louis 2. Chicago it; Detroit 3. Totals Boston 8; Philadelphia New York-Washington cold x—Batted for Greene in 7lh Tampa U00 201 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION 101 000 Minneapolis 0; Toledo 7 (15 in. Miami nings). Summary: Home run Vincent. St. Paul II; Columbus t. Double play Richards to Ucnnin. .Milwaukee 3; Indianapolis H. Kansas City 5; Louisville i (II Stolen buses, Holloway and Barnes. Struck out by Jenkins 4; By Willey innings). 3. Base on balls off Willey 1. Sac­ rifice hit Sechurn. Umpires Fred­ SOUTHEASTERN LEA G l'l ericks and Kelly. Time of game I :Savannah 0; St. Augustine 1. 05. Seven innings by agreement. Jacksonville 13; Albany 8. Montgomery 4; Pensacola 5. Philadelphia ul Boston )*f the national women's golf title, tops the list of liundicnps of the \\rouica>tEastern Golf Association with u plus two, according to an announcement made public today i by the association. Mrs. G. Hen- I ry Stctsim of the Huntington Vnj- j Icy Country Chili,is second with a j nluH one mu] seven women have j been placed at scratch, Nearly 1.- I 000 others received handicaps of * less than eighteen. B ro o k ly n New York Washington St. Louis Philadelphia Detroit Domingo Hit Hard In Opener home Orlando folks were pres­ While Miami Is Unable To ent. He was a great big fellow. Solve Craig; Circuit Clout •Every man on the Sanford club Gives Hustlers The Second batted in that awful first innin*;, Busch.*11 ( •(inuiuKsiou y e t/ just lieen lull! tUnt* ionic of. i.t: tile fans iire going’to demand pay Player) and'Club ti A1 *.u v.iilch the real of lilt Saint Sor- Simmons. • **4 l i a T ’t . Philadelphia Vj (U Gehrig. . r.New York li! 17 Hill Meyers dared to tr\ it , Judge, oml ami alm oit made it Washington 12 2tt been Austin behind the plate there >enig. Would have been no date. It would | New York i.i r>n Imve been like taking candy Irani |Goalin, the neighbor’s kid. i Washington * Lender a year T ^a tn ra l arom a, natural s w e e tn e s s , n a tu r a l g o o d taste bu t n o " d o llin g -u p ” — not by any means! N a tu ­ ral tobacco taste is a ll that it im plies in natural g o o d ­ ness and character. NATIONAL I.EAGLT Pittsburg at St. Louis. Chicugo at Cincinnati. Boston at Philadelphia. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE All games postponed rain or cold SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Atlanta 4; Memphis 5. Mobile I; Chattanooga 3. New Orleans 2; NuhIivIIIi* li. Little Rock 4. Birmingham 5. Today’s Schedule FLORIDA STATE LEAGUI St. Petersburg ut Sunford. Orlando at Sarasota. Tampa a t Miami. AMERICAN LEAGUE St. I.oui« ut Cleveland. Washington at New York. Detroit at Chicago. Mobile at Chattanooga. New Orleans ut Nusliville. Birmingham at Little Rock Atlunta at Memphis. A M lilt IC A N ASSOC I ATlO N Milwaukee lit Indianapolis. Kiuihuh City a t Louisville. St. Paul at Cplumhus. .Minneapolis ut Toledo. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Toronto ut Baltimore. Buffalo a t Jersey City. . Rochester a t Reading. Syracuse ut Newark. SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE Savannah ut St. Augustine. Jacksonville a t Albany. Montgomery ul Pensacola. Columbus ut Selma. - a n d yet, they're MILD L to o r r r A: M yles T uuacco C o �THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY. APRIT CHIROPRACTIC —Adjustments For th a t tired run down condi­ tion is ju st what you need—puts pep in your step. Phono 482-J. For appointment. I>r. W. E. Mac-DanKJlI. 13. L. Perkins — Haberdasher headquarters for Collegiate Clothes. 110 First Street. rpHOSC pitron* J C0||pctor payment. W ^t'ord*?* *re, r ny’ rir.«' of publication. r nnv receiv ­ es o **0HBJrnce by 11 *••• jjCSMSB dm: SPSS'S therefore “ oudkm S,uw ,T ,^mti* ,n p!»»* ,,f pc® “l orr T hjr dlscontln* not vaOl- iH<r* *f* .. is'Dt-.JCt The M tUfi nanil'«r<‘«l toT * nJTh»v are made- •rn nATB SCHEDULK ^ LANKY,S DRUG STORE—Pro srriptions, Drugs, Soda. W e a r t s near you ns your phone. Cull 10: If t P f f . ® “n * li’el BUILDIN'G BLOCKS — Irrigation boxes nnd general cement work Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Turwilleger, Prop. .ehedula tell* saw®-:: ESferw* SSi u u wort*' THINK—If you are thinking of building, why pay the Architects several hundred dollars for plans, when you can get the same free, nnd keep your money in your pock et . F or fu rth er information see SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS. V. C. Collet, Prop. Building Con­ tractor, Genuiat Shop & Mill Work and House Painting, 115 N. French Ave. Phone 235-J. SMALL —houRo for rent, Mell onville Ave. Call 830-W. • LUMBER and complete line cf building m aterial. Low prices. Security Lumber Co., “ Where Good Grades Come From ’’ Muplo and Sixth. Phone 797. Phonograph Repairing Piano Tuning By experts with 17 ycara cxDcrionce. Sanford Music Store and Gift Shoppe Room 10 & 11 McLandrr Arcade Phone 832. CONCRETE in every shape nnd form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ m entals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod­ ucts Company, Fifth nnd Maple Sts. Phono 112-W. CLARENCE SMITH General Contractor \GQ0 West F irst Street a t Phone 441 CLEANING, PRESSING. DYING —"We do it Bettc.r," Try us. Roy­ al Cleaners and Dyers, J. C. Jackson, 206 E cst Second St., Phone 161-J. HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY —Cleaning, pressing, tailoring. 105 S. Palmetto Avenue. Phone M6-J. TWO FURNISHED 1-room garage apartm ents, fill Park Ave. Sum­ FIVE ROOM UUNGALOW:Locnt mer rates. Phono 251. ed on corner in Sanford Heights. CLEAN— Apartm ent 1 and 2 Largo rooms, well constructed, rooms; kitchenette, private bath, plenty of windows, largo porches, hot water. Welaku Apartments. complete Imth room with shower. Electric range nnd w ater heater Phone 397-J. Two bed rooms, large living room, Owner lives out of the city FURNISHED —Apartm ent, cool etc. and is willing to sell a t less than and quiet; space for car. 10Q9 present value. $100 cash and $75 Union Ave. monthly will buy the property. Box 73, cun* The llerald. FURNISHED A PA RT MK NT Thrco rooms and Imth, ull mod PARK AVENUE RESIDENCE:— eru conveniences, good location within cosy walking distance of reasonable runt. Phone 831-J. the heart of Sanford. An attractive house on large Jot. Double gurage THREE-ROOM Furnished ap a rt­ two bed rooms, living room, kitchment. Apply Mrs. A. K. Powers, on nnd dining room. Complete 109 W. Ninth. bath room including shower bath. Rain w ater tank, house is partly DELIGHTFULLY Cool furnished furnished. Ihicc $(1500. Only $250 apartm ents private baths, hot and cash required. Box 431 euro The cold wnter, gas, double garage. Sanford Herald. Summer rates. 130(5 Park Ave. SMALL COTTAGE on rear of kN E NICELY —furnished apart­ lot on Magnolia Avenue. A desir­ ment. all modem conveniences, able place to live while building a Phone 207. larger home on the front of the lot. Owner is in need of a little FURNISHED— Apartm ent, up­ :nslt und will sacrifice the place stairs, with screened porch; gurage. at less than its real value. $50 cash 911 Park Ave. Inquire 907 Park and $50 monthly buys it. Box N. Ave. cure Herald. METAL ROOKING—The Roof Evcrlasting. Metal shingles; found in Woolworth'a standing scam tin and galvanized itr.tr can have them by roofs. Sec James If. Cowan. Oak Kthe llarald and paying ave. and Thitd St. Phone 111. MATRESSES properly renovated; one day service in Sanford, by TWO rooms, kitchenette and hath; Sanford . Matress Factory. I'hono beautiful outlook; all improve­ 402-M. ments; attractively furnished; OOST SANFORD moderate rent by week. Young's £ Ntw Sanford Booster WIGHT-CHKISKNUKRRY PRINT Apartm ents, office 200 N. Park itlijing hunch of celery SHOP — Printing, Engraving, Ave. i. Ptudebaker Agency Embossing. Sen us first. We do 20— F a rin g j * r S a le i Gimp* Co. It. Phono 417-W. R. R. Avenue- THREE-ROOM Furnished Apart ment. Apply Herald Office. Commercial Street. ’Thkysi.kr L 1UI.I.KK MOTOR CO. furnished apartm ents lit, at 10th SI. Phone 592 6— Help Wanted (Male) i Park Ave. Three BERT BUY IN AGRICULTUR­ i F irst St. Summer DODGE WANTED— 2 hoys with bicy* Thrasher. AL LAND tii> and Graham Trucks vies for Herald routes. Must be In The Slate Of Florida Wh Si. I‘hone 3. hustlers. Apply Herald. In the flowing well district near lfi— Houses For Kent Sanford, with clay subsoil. On L COWAN CO., Auto SALESMAN— Wnntcd to sell the WANTED TO RENT— Unfurnish­ the highway nnd one mile from ' and shed metal works most popular automobile on the ed house with 2 or 3 bedrooms- IL R. station. ornamental sheet metui m arket. All answers held confi­ Already cleared, Perfect within 18th Street ilmlt—Phone :ifi-W. 207 French Ave. dential. Box W-II care Herald. drainage. 890. Virgin Roil of unsurpassed fer­ WORD MUCK CO H— Financial NICE LARGE —homo for rout tility, will grow anything. HI Magnolia Ave. 1,000 Acres in units of 5 acres, Also several pieces furniture Phone 3*57 nR many as you want. LOANS cheap. Apply 1108 Myrtle Ave. AT A PRICE SO LOW IT WILL AN UNLIMITED supply of money ut all times, hundreds of home- THREE ROOM cottage, hath, mo "Make Your lieud Swim" owners ore taking advantage of Home Seekers, Here Is Your item eonveiiieiiees, near May our easy-payment loans. Quirk s:r- fair. 13 1K E. 1th. Phone 857—J. Chance vico. J. II. Jackson, 112 East Sec­ It May Never Come Again If you can make a small rash ond St. Phone Oil. HOUSE for rent, seven rooms, 2 baths and sleeping porch. 2-car g ar­ payment nnd finance your first WANT TO BORROW $150 for six age. 1119 Park Ave. Apply 1201 crop, it will easily puy for the land. months, can give good security. Park Ave. or Phone 121. Address Widow, care Herald. If you are looking for a "Snap" f-tm i/.IN G WORKS Hern It Ih FOR RENT ‘CHEAP’, owing to j»DCiOliPYEAU TIRES MONEY—To loan on improved de­ going north will rent fine suburban See Mo At Qnco •S- I. Batteries. W. ?i. YOUNG sirable business and ivsiedntml borne, grove, chicken yard, garage 4nki»rs ('handled Bargains In Iteul Estate property In Sanford. Address etc., to responsible parties giving •"ifrcial Avenue Park Ave. and Commercial St. ixmn, P. O. Box 503. City. earo to same. Address P. O. box 857, Sanford, Fla. FOR I ISON 10— Livestock NEW HOUSE at Sylvan Lake near CHICKS Wc hatch from thnr Paolu, a beautiful location with oughhreads only specialised i: conercto walk, porches, facing the WE HAVE —Three Improved Reds $lii a 100. Orlando Hatchery park, garage and etc.; responsible —Celery Farm s, will trade for party can rent ut $15 p r month. town property nothing hilt values Orlundo Fia. Will he r*ndy in few days. Address considered. Baldwin & Brown P. O. Hox 857, Sanford Herald. Syl- Phone 88. 11— .Miscellaneous vun Lake is a highly restricted FOR SALE— Well established pay community of homes where 28 new ing ladies shop. Reosonulile. Sick homes are in the building. ness cause fr.r .selling out. Phr.in FIVE ROOM—furnished bungalow for rent. $25 |a*r month. Ray II. Vrooman. Coronado Beach, F la. The stove sale. Is now on my cii $5000 INTEREST in Oviedo Cel­ tire stock at cost. I). W. Short M<* FIVE ROOM ery farm to exchange for San­ modern house-rent OUR RUGS1 Iaimler Arcade. Phone ford home or Northern property. reasonable. close in. Celery farm emhrnrek 05 uc*es, 15 830-W. TWO REFRIGERATORS — Good now in operation, planted to cel­ condition; priced reasonable.Pier­ IVE ROOM— Furnished house ery and peppers. Box 27 care Her­ son Larkin, Inc. McLander Areada ald. for rent. Phone 805-W. Phone 880. w oo L uevW ^ LLrcep,,tCl Pc >r YC op Dare da re ac r0F «0OPSKiftt HENRY, TH(S SELF-POPftMG CORN SOUNDS TD o G o o d T t \ BE-TRUE Yhcn jost let Me Give You a DEtuoNSTfWfloN-we'U- ASSUME THAT this is an ear o r setr-pofPtHG cormANDTHEHtAT FROM THIS WOVE 15 -■ NOW IS TI1K TIME TO BUY XU AT-FARM . _ AND START SOMETHING We arc all going back to the furm where rcul values wifi always prevail. Ju st now is the time to move a few miles from Sanford and start th a t rhicken farm and raise vegetables for the home m ar­ ket. .lust such n place can be had on the Snnford-Orlando road about three miles from Sanford In tho high und healthy oak nnd pine section good for citrus fruits, good for poultry and good for all kinds' of vegetables. Thirty acres, h ig h ' nnd dry location for a home and' four acres in muck for vegetables j or nulbs—it will raise anything j —the man who wants to work can make a good living from this; plnee. If vou are interested add­ ress OWNER, enre Sanford Herald. Any reasonable offer nnd term s j will be considered nftcr you hnvej seen the property. i PALMETTO AVENUE LOT. — north of Hughey Street. Will sell for less than cost if taken nt once. Easy terms. Address S. B. S. Can* The Sanford Herald. $25 CASH AND $10 monthly will buy well located lot on Laurel Avenue. This property is close in and is surrounded with good look* ing homes. A fine site for a home. Box A. B. C. care Herald. PARK AVENUE LOT—Ju st sou h of Thirteenth Street, facing cnat, can be bought for $2,750 on nny reasonable terms. This is an exrollout location for n Duphx Apartment House. Box 100 cnie The Sanford Herald. FORT MELLON CORNER LOT.— In first Hcctiou, will sell for $2,000 on term s of $25 cash nnd $10 monthly. Address Box 101 care Tho Herald. 2r— Miscellaneous For Sale PIANO, —$150, Schumann upright mahogany. $125; boy’s bicycle $5; $05 Savage repeating rifle, $22.50; $150 electric self heating washing machine, $18. Inquire 2101 Palmetto Ave. Tf you're a t e 1 c p h o n e subscriber simply lift the book, ask for MS and state your request. It’s a service that makes it comparatively easy for you to insert your advertisement. And Want ads offer the solution to many a problem. There’s always someone eager to buy, sell or trade; someone who has a service to offer. Results are certain and the cost is quite mod­ erate. TWO RUGS for sale. buggy, good condition Avenue. QUANTITY of hard wood Oak and Pine cut in lengths, sold “cheap" to clear and haul away. Address P. O. jinx 857, Sanford, Fin. 'all Before 11 o'clock For The D ay's Insertion t i i i : r u i n it ru i u r o r m i : N KVHN'T ll j 1 i n n \ i. r i n r i i T o r r i . n i u m . in o i i r u n n : * i . i n o i .i : n i l n t i . A. It. Y O W m .1 . i m l l N K tool ilelni! I.ililnoes !IN T i l l : V O W I X I . m , in Plaintiff. Vd f O I I V ft t ’ HHKM*. 1h*fd*n»1nnl N fiT in : o r p u r i o r r s m u : N o l l e * Is lu-rehy trlv m that I. C*. M llan.l. n -■ Hlii-tIff of K.nilonle Countv. r i o r l i l ’i. miller nml hy vlr. tin* of n eerPiln ••xeeiulon ilnin l the vih ilny oi 1’iToinher. IS?#. I hhii I iik ■lit o f the I'lrrnll Court ol tile Seventh r i n u l i of riorid ii, In nml fo r Heminole Coiiniy, In n n r i n l n rauHi* w herein A. It. Y o w e ll. tr;olI>iK nrvt ilolm; lni»lneKM n» T im Vowell Co. w iih |ilnIrvI Iff. nml John 11iiHMt* 11 wan lief* nilnni, w ill, on the first Monday in May. A. I>. i s : ' . I lie smne hi ulnliis the ?mt ilny o f snhl month, In front of the Court lions * ..f Hoiiiliinlc anil Stall* of rinrhla, tnoro particularly iloacrlhcil uh fnlliiWH, io-wlt: Tlni W.-hI Half of ihn Northwc#t Quarter of I he Norlheimt Qimrlt-r of Sn-llnn II, Town-hip zl Huuth. lUnge SO I'uxt. 'T/fn»«-riii*h. I*ura-l*.iM*-t- in pnyfor itiii'd. ■*.(i<— 1 llils tin* :irn ilay of Man'll, W C L L -V U O CA*4 START MAktNij YOl’R CLEAN-UP. ^~e WIGHT tiOVi f J EQUIVALENT TO The BURNING W o P tC A L S O N T o o GOODTo ftE tttwjb, fj NYiWOMAN,'AtMENMN C6RM S T A R T S /) \ TO P0 P I'M QOIWGTO 1 V ONE GRAND ClEAH-UP/ J K i IS^ 1 He Who Lauffhs Last [UlTTtf OLD '^ Y o r p c By William OUT OUR WAY 0 —buy tractor, disc d disc harrow. Tele- HOUSE —cor ipletely furnished or address P. O. Box 14. FOR SALE for rent; four rooms nnd sleeping porch convenient to town 2 Bungalows ns above with nine 10 acres plowed mid fenced, comoinittiari citrus and trucking land. NICK SLEEPING—t«>om for gen­ Jit KENT: Five mom house, 717 Meal for poultry'. On hard Mir* tleman at $12.50 it month, II beds; West First S*j Apply; E. Ej P are, faced road. fti.fiUO.Od Terms $500 cash, balance $50 per month. No also 5-room apartm ent, first floor, 21 Oak .)v.i 1'jliojio JO* ,\y. private bath, lights and water. ?5.*i interest. per month, no children. MU Oak TEACHERS . IlO,MF, —furnished '2 Bungalow . .five Ave. Phone 746-J. rooms and bath . complete.* Close to Schools. Ac-‘ ncrcs planted to Tangerines. On 'ONNKCT1NG BEDROOMS, M2 comodntions for ten. Four entranc­ bard surfaced road. $7,000.00. $.‘00 W. First St. Inquire 113 Kim es, two buths, Hot and cold water, tush, balance $50 per month. No gas electricity. Double garage interest. Terms with or without mrnls. Ad­ Hammoc k land $100 per nere. Near dress Hox. W. enre Herald. ROOMS With or without meal railroad. Citrus land with Lake Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. FIVE LOOM —modern house in Frontage on hard road at f!2fi per Loch Arbor, all conveniences: acre. Choluotn Company garage. G. S. Witmer. P. O. Box Chuluotn Fin. TWO FURNISHED—housekeeping 339. rooms for rent, private en­ Young Bldg. N. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 27, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8b20b6488e3b8231a4a0c8f12e2b1fe5.pdf c91c87d761dda472d6de9787e52af960 PDF Text Text TU B W EATHER >UB NEWBPAPEH Partly cloudy probably showers In north portion, tonight and Tues­ day. Cloudy and probably showers tn «kti«uie iiuilu*e»u .,1 In F lo r id a '* I lc n r l rld’n G rcatew t V e g e ta b le Ita IU cheat G a rd en I>and LeascJVVire International N c r s Service SANFO H D , F LO R ID A . M O N D A Y . JU NE 27. 1927 Member A u iiii hsivnu O f Circulations Four Young Lords of the Air Averse Winds Which ttfouidReduoeSpeed Qf Plane 25 Miles ,Vn H o u r Prevail ;jrd Concerned Over Public View viator Declares He Is Ready To Leave At Opportune Time LOS ANGFr'S, Juno 27— (IN S )— A Aion picture nctprs will nofiaasivcly submit to wholesale flushes in their salaries ns (.lined recently by several big Aoducors, it was believed toil ns the Actors' Equity prc|f«'d to net on be­ half of the pro. A t a masinoeting called for Wednesday light, the actors will map oijthclr policy in dis­ cussing th<1 proposed 10 per ■cent wnge inductions. Conrad Igel, Milton Sills, Jack IloitJnck Mulhnll, Rich­ ard Dix, bis Wilson, Ernest Torrence, jharlcs Roy, Lionel BnrrymorI Kenneth Ilnrlan, Brynnt Mihburn, Robert Edcson and /tfx Frances are among N U M B E R 25! Heated Race Looms In Efforts To Span Pacific With Planes 200 BILLIONlsI Delegation Will Until Ilscir T o Stating Us Position On Hcnpening O f Question Of Lim iting The Capital Ships In Perilous Flight For Fame, Fortune technical Experts Continue To Work Statistics Reccntly plane to discuss promotion Public Show Thnt Many Uncle Snm's triumvirate of Incomes Return Huge Sum in chnrge of avintion; F. T o The National Treasury Meeting For Deciding (lues- When Colonel Lindbergh hopped buck to Washington Horn m . t.oms ro. lions On Discussing Small o f commercial aviation with the 'government hu was met at Hording F Craft To Be Held A t 2 P. M. the a ir— (le ft to right) William P. McUrnkcn, assistant secretary of ci Two Fliers Have Hawaii As Goal Richard Grace Leaves I’. Warner, assistant serreTrubce Davison, assistant secretary of wnr'in charge r.f aviation, and From Hawaii With -onferonce to consider ways WASHINGTON’ , June 27.— (IN GENEVA, Juno 27— (IN S ) tary of the Ncvy in charge o f nvtnUon. Tiicn theso four young men we S )— America’s gross income in Mainland As Mark “ There is no deadlock." 1020 was nearly $200,000,000,000. This declaration was maclo today ami means o f hither popularizing aeronautics. Tha gfcnntic dollar turnover was by Hugh Gibson, head o f the Ame­ S A N FRANCISCO, Juno rican delegation attending tho nav­ disr<w*r*d today by statistics of in­ ROOSEVELT F IE L D . N. 27,— (I N S )— A genuine race come ler 1025, issued by tho Bu-1 al limitation conference. Ho added: June 27— (I N S )— Com“ Wo shajl probably limit ourselv­ renu of International Revenue, to­ | for mastery o f the Pacific by, day and treasury figures showing air loomed today. es to stating our position upon the inticr Richard E. Byrd anincome tax collections in 1020 ex­ question o f reopening tho tssiio of gneed shortly after noon toW ith the take-off for Hono­ ceeded those of 1025 by about nine limiting capita) ’ships.” I that it is extrem ely un­ lulu o f the giant army mono­ Despite the fact that no decision percent. The officinl gross income of cor­ plane piloted by Lieutenant has been officially reached ns to ply that the monoplane porations and individual making Lester Maitland and Albert Berica will be able to start Cnplt.jShip Issue Settled At whether or not limitation of cap­ ital ships shall lie discussed, tho federal tax returns for 1025 were Hegenberger definitely act Wuiiington Parley S i x I technical work of the naval experts Move T o Further Establish­ given ns follows. ,r Paris tomorrow because lucky jjroup o f plftinMiicti and th%* Yre.fs Ago And Cannot Now is continuing. for Tuesday a n d f m a l p r e p ment O f More Air Lines Is new storms raging over the Individuals—'-$25,272,034,000. word “ lucky" is used advisedly, nrailons being rushed f « the U keCorporations—$1.16,101,000,000. Kepbanged, It Is Claimed A meeting i»f the dolcgates was ( Given Impetus By Flight oposed line o f fligh t all the fo r already there is kotn compe­ «.ff of the civilian and naval p l«iW . 2:50 o'clock, the chief f scheduled for F rom T It e Dearbon Field » to Europe. Adverse winds tition among the cowboys for an it nppenmi possible that an throe being to discuss what f purpose W/JHINGTON Jung 27— (IN S ) i.p l' rtunity to ride a poriton of ich would cut down the speed of might he in the. ntr at the name —Tln’British have won a hollow elasscs ami tdr.es of small naval j, I (MID AIRPORT. DEARBORN. the route. , - plane from IB lo 20 inllcs an • • ho ships should I excluded from con- i , victox in persuading the Japanese ...., The final rider, as yet announced Mich.. June *27- ( I N S )-S eek in g 1 ‘ '" it ' looked today ** th°ogh the to aifee to their proposal o f (lis- "siderat ion at the conference. Cahill printUes, will »*e "one o f the to further the establishment of nuthroe entries in the thrilling aerial Despite llie fart that no decision cur.sit the capital ship question lllnck Hills. Ho will present to Mr. (litlonnl nir lines and to further 1 derby might tnko the air in thla ornt tp Geneva naval conference, has been officially reached ns t • j , Goolidgv a special invitation nurtit public confidence in air travel, 14 Rccofling to the viewpoint of the whether or not limitation o f cap- | on a dressed calfskin urging tho planes, composing the national air ^ Civilian entry, piloted by EnrAmipcan government expressed it;il ships shall be discussed the executive to attend tho frontier fleet of 1027. hopped o ff here to­ technical work of the naval experts i by cfictnls here today. eelcbration at Choyenno July day on the first leg of a IJl-dny ing nssemmeit aioug tins ( i i « * <« i Til American view point is that is continuing. .1,000 milo flight through U states, 25-30. i t uto to carry to the president an The British delegate desire all caplal ships were dealt with and Another touch o f the west is touching at 24 cities. invitation from (lovcrnor r rant* tiiijucstion settled at the Washing classes of naval craft im haling | promi-cd the president when he Tliirtcen o f the planes lire enntonjonforcnco in 1921..The ugrec- minesweepers and river gunboats, Emerson to visit riieyenne and i*oci to Dcndwood in August lo Iciting for the Edsol Ford trophy Wyoming. Twenty-eight relnys included in the discussion, while met there reached was emboidc.l in attend the days of *70 celebration. and m arly $27,000 In cash prises. lider leaving thijfive-power nnvnl treaty which tho Japanese delegates would like i will he used, the ti. There lie will bo made a tribal Speed and efficiency including lonil st il has until 1931 to run before it to exclude nil ships under 700 tons Chcyoiino early m the morning and chief of the Snux Nation, the cero- carrying nt.llity and oilier points .......... . . JcnI he revised. F’ivc counties are disphicomcnt. The American dele- tin final reaching the state game nmnics incident to honor being at­ will determine the winner. ither, Governor Hnrry Byrd of , ^batory to that treaty the United ijnlcs hitvc indicated tlwt they con- , It.dgo shortly after noon the next P id' .l with all spectacular rituHenry Ford, who was present , . 1nl iif thin onco irrcat trine of in- with his son Edsol at the take on, rjinin in which he commented sites Great Britain, Jnpnn, Italy aider submarines of 700 tons size I day. j For the past three days I. JO” ns potential offensive weapons and I this phase. I have never yet ,,Jj France.’ Neither France nor j flit*n .. Chief Yellow Kobe, prand eomm-nted on tho wonderful im­ * definite time for the hop off, j i i y are participants in the Gone- will insist on n lower maximum 1Cahill, executive mnnngi r o f the m i hew of Sitting Hull, will con- provement in tho planes starting tancously, two headed westward touring through Wyoming, Nchras»I1f. cerenionicM OMintod oy tn.lav over those or throe years ray* reiterating that we would %j conference. Hence it was said, tonnage for submarines excluded with the sun over tho 2,400 landless I ka and .Smith Dakota siderting th« I Chieftain*, direct in descend from the discussions. when the weather bureau said ,< revision of tho 1921 treaty can miles and one headed ®**('*r*5r’ , men nnd horsey wlm will revive At the press conference this , iditions wero satisfactory. Thnt u attempted at Geneva because *>f 'from tlic greatest warriors or tno Ford. “ This difference' Sfnlth and Carter nnd Maitland the situation at this moment.” *c absence of two of the signers. morning Gibson was asked by an for the day the famous pony ex ♦ Sioux. Newspapermen nttnehod to “ may not bo apparent to the casual nnd Hegenberger will have the ltapress. Men who actually braved English newspaper correspondent | the pn V . nt'* party are snocUila‘If we were to hop o ff today” , [ Of course it wus pointed out eyo liecnuRi* of tho improvements wuilnn Island aa their goal. Grace, ’ ir it was not for the purpose of the the dangers of the highway; dur­ tinr on tiie name Mr. Coolhlge will have horn lareciy mechanical and hopping from Hawaii, w ill have ing the mud days of tho tru'd •‘usu ! American const of rum run­ ! receive and the concensus favor* ’ .^. d within the planes tho Pacific count a* hit goal with to carry tho mull no civilization ’ ding vessels that tho United Mates v,;c <- fi-t.ir.-w ith i* W oW a J ' • themselves. Nevertheless they are Los Angeles as his destination if outposts wilt »>f Included in < !••< * was demanding pnrity vrith (.rout 483,583,000 net income. The re­ fuel and oil hold out. 1 Britain in cruiser strength. ^ The ricot will visit Buffalo to- mainder of tho corporations had a Severer things were mentioned * “ \\V have other ships for those ilnv, proceeding to Geneva and gross inrome of $tI2,499,00'2,000, us holding up departure 6f the ar­ 1 purposes'*, Gibson replied. Schenectady. Now York Thursday, but reported losses mid deductions my piano. One was the non-arrival and Friday Philadelphia^nnd Balti­ amounting tn $24,000,000,000. of General Mason Patrick, head of 1 LONDON, June 27 (IN S ) A more will Im visited. July - tho Tho number of Individual re­ the army air service who was ex­ 2 deadlock seemed today to he VL’* fleet will swing to Pittsburgh, vis­ turns filed wns reduced by nbout pected from Isis Angeles. Ho was vcloping In the naval limitation , itlng after that the following cit- four-sevenths nnd the volume of ’’ conference at Geneva over tho i«i. s: ricvrlnnd. Kalamazoo, Dayton, receipts wns greater with tho re­ looked for todny. Another was 1 sue of capital ships. Columbus, Cincinnati. I-ouIhviIIo. sult that tho average tax on re­ cross wind currents at both Crlsaoy F'ield and at the Oakland muThere is comparatively little Memphis, Plnebluff,. porting incomes for 1925 wns $176.­ l! comment although it is reported Oklahoma City, L i Ihii. Wichita. 11 compared to $95.50 for 1924. that the conference mny he ml­ ! Omaha. Moline, III., Chicago and Taxable individuals paid the gover. journed for a month to givo the i Grand Rapids. meiit 3.35 per cent of their incomes ‘ British government time to adjust I This is tho roliability flights in 1925, compared to 2.74 per rent e jts views privntcly before uiQ bnv third anniversary and it is the in 1024, while the nverngo taxable )m station program is tackled njrain. It outstanding event for airplanes on- income wns increased from $3,481,­ !? was the British delegates who Commerce ' gaged in commercial service, 595,249. ” raised the issue of capital ships at cksonvlllc : Assistant .Secretary Edward 1 TALLA H A SSEE . Fla. June 27­ Treasury nnd congressional ex­ lc July 13 Warner, in charge of air ‘"'tiviHe' perts have started a study of the . Geneva. ... . . . 1NS) -Storm cloud* were thickBritisli government officials do I members'for the navy and William P. Me statistics of income, giving the r.ing over Florida's political sen ro to avail CntCKon, Jr., assistant aecrotary first analysis o f the results of the ind tla light : quails which broke I •tunity for commerce aeronautic*, will nccom 1926 revenue act, In connection ding to E. pnnv the 13 contesting plnnc* ove a Jack -niivilic last week over the j with the tax revision program to ti*1' C'hnmpart of the route. A navy-For, lie presented next winter. $29000,090 Even. lades drainage !. Trotter, secret!! yind i jc between Governor J"hn >rr, who stated t' IV. M arin, and U. S. Senator Dun ,|| who wished l Seven Negroes Make ■an U. Fletcher and Herman Dunn hould Icavo their today were taking on the momotllOseape From Gang uni of a tropical hurricane such a < |r“ About 50 reservations are ex- or mr irnn Florida Democrat :• have never be­ peeled from Sanford and at least I he pint Hsrry Enle, 20, wlto w oi tho fore icon it was indicated litre to­ in f rom Orlando and other central 10 paasenn Southern Amateur Golf Chnnpionday by comment on the part e. Florida cities. A fo .v repreM iita- nmnllcr op. *hip at ( harlotte, N. C., Inst Sntvarious at ale officials. live , from tho Dcl nnd Chamber nproxImaU •nlay by defeating Jack Heath in President Herman Dann <»f Hm of Gommerce are ul -» expected to hi' exprna » pl»y o ff for the title, i» a form*r rvsiditnt of Sanford nnd hold* One of tho largest docket* m .stule chamber o f commerco, receiv­ ty anwiieur rourso record at the several weeks faced Judge W. »'.• ,ed Governor Martin'* challenge K» " " S o rieaSer "C ity of Jackson-(to I'riwjJ" Basfoi,| /Country Club. W h it e in Police Court tin* morn- a joint dclmte on tho Everglades ville” bus been chartered for tho regular nit iiur. Tlic biggest fine wn* that, giv- ,drainage question in today * mall. trin It will leave ' iinford dock at d.v are lMI Ehlc.Avho is well knmvn In this , n to Charlie Gibson who was Dann told the Intel national News, noon on Wednesdiy. July HI amt |whirlwind dty. eJ.p tho Sanford Amateur charged with illegal of Service thnt he will await the ar­ will lunvo Jackso ivilic llmr^day rival of Senator J&hn S. Taylor niglit at 9 o'clock for the return liquor Gibson was fined 5100.00. oust president o f the slate Senate, trip, reaching Sanford about noon The other cases on the docket tied by an amateur. A t thnt j . . in„ r|ca |,utwecn 1821 i to make tho arrangement* and tnut on Friday. Only m e and o w half included: Garfield Young, charge, * wras only 1H years o f age Glcat Britain ha* built low the Hudson River to west days will ho nrlu illy missed from with reckless- driving was fined he would accept it. a considered one of the best ,|inny jo France 5, and Iti Point nnd the Mohawk valley to NEW ORLEANS, U ., June 27— Senator Duncan U. Fletcher business hours, according to pro $10. Jim Henderson, R. A. i.eger, r». in the state. Japan four each. Buffalo at which point it would (IN S ) Two deaf mute girl* re­ senior memher nr Congrcs* from ponents. . . Abe Wilson and Precious John*, oil turn west and fly in a straight lino 11 big tournament completed — --------— -——“ turning from a picnic with a do>Arrangements sire to he made ii Florida. Snturdny declined to a:charged with .disorderly conduct V » » b tons the youngest FILM STARS ON HO.Nr to Scott Field. had their case* continued to Wed- cept the state executive’* challenge Jacksonville for tie’ enUrtainmcn e „ other .leaf girl* were instantly The RS-1, largest o f the army 1ndjiteminnted both W atts, -------“ killeil at Little wood*, near hers. saying that an answer in black ana nesdny. Leger was also chnrgea dirigibles, lias a capacity of 71P,G u® before finally cap- j BOS ANGELES, June Thev were struck by a south houn.l white would he better than an oral with resisting arrest and that case 600 cubic feet is driven by four Li­ ' i f l K y o ff from Heath. He c j — Vilnut Hanky, Hungn Queen and Crescent train. The two statement nnd that I can see no will be heard Wednesday also. berty engines and carries a crew , tleKth seven nnd five, the |nctres* and Rod Laroque girl* had liccn nt tho picnic u* public good that can be jMtfompitsnAlbert MeJoseph, charged with of nine. It is 282 feet long an<l •indlng on the thirty-first , n,0tion picture star, were I guest* of A. C. Solnnd, sccretap' ed by a so-called 'joint dclmte. reckless driving was fined $ h. 80 feet in helghth. Tho flight has the Canadian rookies niv of tho National Association for the Governor Martin, in answer to John Mingo, charge, wjth M ing been planned to give the operating G round, he lin.1 24 4’s out honeymoon today.^Hss li both dnmk and disorderly wn* fm the Senator’* letter declared tnut personnel experience in navigation 1On the way home the two girls, |i holes. came Mrs. URocquo at Fletcher provoked the controversy ed $15.00. F. C. Chib era, charge, and maneuvering a largo ship on a Charlotte Mownn, 19, and Sarah in Sanford. Ehle wns con- orate wedding sorvice h for nothing in the world but pure with driving a car while intoxicated tong journey. Dunn 21 lugged behind the others was transferred to the county. O “ political spito" and that he was and were in the middle o f the cross dessa Gregory, charged with Inrc(ng when tho train rounding « env was also turned over to the |,end. Struck them. The engineer county for trial. J. M. O’Berry es­ . aid thut the whiatlo was blown treated hi* $26.00 bond on a f o r the crossing hut the girl* did charge of reckless driving. not look up. Joe Brown und Isnur Henderson Army Airship Will Make'Long Flight Over Eastern Part S uke And Duchess Of York Return Tti London After Cruise Of JO,000 Miles “ She’s wonderful" the Prince un- PORTSMOUTH, England, Juim ^—4IN S )—The giant battle cruiF i v e bombing planes met llw ’ Renown, ablaze with hunting, Renown o ff St. Catherine s i oint. south o f tho Isle « f Wight, and escorted her into tho Portsmouth harbor. Four destroyers a lw acted a* an escort and harbor craft set up n shrieking whistle of welcome once the vessel was in sight. Massed bnnds assembled on the jetty played military airs while official welcoming ceremonies were "'T h e royal party entrained pt 1:10 p m for London where King Goorgo and Queen Mary, members of the cabinet nnd representatlv * o f the dominions wilt greet them at Victoria station. __ Since their departure on 0 the Duke nnd Duchess have cov ored 30,00 mile*, . Capital Buzzes With Excitement In ' Crusade Of Citizens Service Group were both fined $10.00 for alleged disorderly conduct. George Vrilkins.m under the same charge wns fined $15.00. Elijah Heuderton * » * fined on twr, chnrge* that of d'"orderly conduct cost and that o f vagrancy cost him $-&. H Gutor estreated hi* bond of $10. ,i charge of carrying concealed weapons. M. M. McClelland charg­ ed with assault was fined $30.00 Dora I a*e Brown on a dlsorderly /....iftni*t charge was fined $5.00. P A U L TRIES COMhH U iv NEW YORK, June 27— (IN S ) — Paul Berlenboch, former hglit hea­ vyweight champion, will uttempt a comeback tonight when he meets Charles Hummel. Austrian heavy­ weight, in a 10-round bout ut the Ft Nicholas nrena. The "Astoria Assassin” has been out of the ring i since hi* knockout by Mike MeTigue five months ago, iV YORK. June 27— (IN S )— MacKaye Case Likely heading tho week-end in se- To Go ToJuryTuesday ^ ut tho country home « i r« ij Davison, assistant LOS ANGELES. June 27—(IN ,f war for aviation, near Ohm ,S)—Defense und prosecution will l>,ng island CM. 4'harlei A. sum up their cases this afternoon ergh the trans-Atlantic flier, in trlul of Dorothy MacKaye. ac­ into New York today for tress, who is charged writh seeking ;ss conferences, to gloss over the manner of her old Bixbic » f St. Loula. ono husband'* death. Ilay Raymond. ■ backer* of Lindbergh* New Mis* MacKaye'* husband, died arto-Pari* flight, said L>ndfist fight with Paul might remain here untl he Kelly, tho actress’ sweetheurt. o ff lor Ottawa Canada to the dominion aemi-centeiijal « as the guest o f the dominovernment. The Jubillo cere?s will begin on Frida)', uttiorgh *|ient n restfi I Min* He p'uyed tennis and took a back ride during th*t morn- The lUv. W n . S. Shackle tla, pastor of the Church of the Ad­ vent criticised the new order in a sermon devoted to defining tfce re­ spective limits of the Church and the state. “ It is not for tho church usurp tho function of tho law irb** log and law-enforcing body," »v* said. We ttje living in an r.gv of law making und law breaking. Tho human race is more concerned with tbu law* thut govern it* uR eternity than it is about the innum­ erable petty law* emanating the vain imaginations of self rightous individuals." The cltisens Service Association it composed of several thousand iuw violations tn their respective communities, �‘ ♦ VI f AGK SIX . O VIKDO m : l l II i s I'nnnl) llrm nla, t. ItrroriVrd In cO OWNER J? W I’lnl Muni. Nn. I I'nur I M rnilnolr n R H C M IT IO N OWN {•«»* 10 In IN llln, k * le.lr 1 m 0 .( || |M Illnck 0 b = = = ---------------- Bn I'nknnwn I’ nknnwn ’ ■”. S t „ W * " "• ! « !*.C1 Unknown Rnlr | 111 |s illnrk || I'n known in 43 All Illnck* 12. 1.1. 14. It. 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Curler I'Ilk nnwti Unknown Unknown Unk rmwn Unknown IHmffillw'l||»» Unknown Unknnwn Unknown I 'lik now n A. Itnv Cut* I'nknnwn . ............... I'nknnwn un kn ow n . i'nii hbwn i'nknnwn .'..... .. .. I'nknnwn ' )R D H E R A L D , S A T U R D A Y . JU N E 25. 1027 = R R R C n iP T IO N ’ THE . •14.00 M l 14.00 6.17 10.7 7.33 3.00 2.00 10.77 3.1*0 3.00 3.00 I 1.21 Business It Prosper! M odern m erchants no lon ger fe a r the so called “ summ erslum p— when seasons change they stim ulate th eir busi­ ness w ith fo rce fu l a d vertisin g and wise m erchandising, m ain tain in g a y e a rly proportionate volum e— do lik e­ wise, H erald Y o u r Business, Make it Prospeir! Mr* A Liberal Use Of Printers’ tisin g-eve ry live m erchant knows the value o f P r in te r ’s Ink, uses it to advan tage, fin d s it to be the cheapest known method o f increasing sales at the lo\yest possible 1 cost— a m odern m erchant is well versed in the use o f P r in te r’s In k — are you? * * *-*., * A n Evening Paper Appeals 1o Women because in the even in g is a w om an’s leisure tim e— the tim e when she prepares fo r tom orrow. M orn in gs fo r her are busy hours, filled with her housework, p re p a rin g meals, ca rin g fo r her lawn and d o in g her shopping. E ve n in g hours are her readin g liour.s. In these hours o f leisure she w ill read your m essage fo r she is interested— reacli the g re a te s t fa cto r in the w orld at a tim e when m essage w ill be R E A D ! i \ ■ Jl _______ — ______________ _________ _j, __ t\ �E R A L D , M O N D A Y , J U N E £7, I P 27 Sanford Herald The I’ rinre and Mrs. (.'oolidgc. A Memorable Flight. <Ti11«n»j (he Stars’ Salarim. T. t i l l , at Id a F n a fa ftlee irit, F le rld a , m i i r r A c t «.f mt M arch. 8, 1*»T. My Cautiously, ny AHTHUn n n L t.A N D t~ n B A I « . _ _ W t M. tlO W A K D B B R G — „M A B I, K A H I.B K . J O * r a . H a a a g l u 1 <'<>|ijri«ht IC B IC R im O N H A T ** thnt there is a general tendency towards improvement « « the year advances. I f the same proportionate increase can he made, month by month, as has been made by May over April, the lust half o f the year should see Florida a^aiu with a W e e k ly u llt l in p er T e a r ----big building program. V fc» H rm lif. »n n fo n V » ptnncrr n t n o (i tfca- l « l f r * » fir*per, ... It is extrem ely doubtful if construction costs have been tlunal Mrrra Service. r » r r t v l » « f r « * » a n p rrl«r .• * * » ■ lower than now for many years. With the slowing down o f IlffitT w r « l . f U 'l r rnccr. ( « * - I I tk * I h 4 I>W «•* ” • building operations lias fom e an enormous reduction in Hie world, - T f c « I. !». I*. I « rapcclot|T cfflflcnl la FInHd" "n(i •** price o f materials and with the demand for labor reduced •nanner n l k n n d lln * * * " ■ '■ there hns also come a big cut itt the charges o f mechanics who w ith ou t M » » l . want work. As a result, o f all this it is said that building can T h e I lr m ld I* ■ m rinhrr o f tk r A u dit nnreao Of C lrcn loflon o. o - be done now at perhaps half o f what the cost was during the lntrmmionol AooocCnllon ®* J***1” boom period when both materials and men were at premiums. l,.h r r «, A d u U U f f f «n d A tly ertlsln a Experienced builders say that we are probably at the lowest point in cost at this tim e and it is very improbable that building can ever be done as cheaply as now. W ith this in mind, he who intends to build a home,a store building, an apartment house, or anything else, would he wise to do it MONDAY JUNK 27. 1927 this summer. Trtk. » I E flA l.U ,» I'llO CH lAM 1 _ K r < * n «n ir In r l l r * » ‘l cu n n lr ■*» mlntaf raf lun. X__O evp rr n a l t r r « « l n « » Jschssn■ t ill* . t , _ f 'u n itrn rlliin o f I I . J o a a r Ind v r f i l l e r Canal•— In n n aarn llon o f m onthly r e f' ■p W eek .” • — A n atern llm c o f l.iilliTIna prrg r a n . - k o a a n , hulrla, apartm enf tw in , a — ,» « ..m m on ltf *:kral. V — fi.i.ip lr t Inn et e lt r h rn a tlflra * tlo a prnaroa*. BETTER THAN A BONUS A s Brisbane Sees It »• «»! Wood's Work In The Philippines t s £1 BKISBANB figr a fa r (*o. TH E Pit I Ne t* OF W ALE S mlyclit Irnrn something in m Mr-, <'■».' 1 : aa ^ a a a o n* day he nnd hia brother went to n costume Imll dressed ns Eton sehoolboys. Thnt will not please Britons that like lo take their royalty seriously. Henry the Eight, predecessor of King George, at the njre of twelve, wrote letters to Erasmus nnd others that amaze yon. IVrhnpH he didn't really write them, hut he signed them. Hoynlty that wishes t.i he taken seriously must take it­ self seriously. a - Every day or so wo pick up a bulky paper thinking Hint some Florida publisher hss gotten out a ••waiter edition and then we find It til only a hig delinquent tax list. And by big we mean anywhere frrjh 24 to 00 or more puges. --------o-------tjomc people don’t pay their hills lievftuse they haven't enough mrtiey to pay up In full. If they pay fifty cents on account Our good friend Dr. MoeKemric it <would show their creditor that who is devoting considerable space tbdr heart Is in the right place, in the Ix*eshurg Commercial to a defense of the late Is-gislalure, re plies io a recent editorial in The ffyuntv taxes must lie paid this Tribune regarding tin* special tax week i f you don’t want your prop­ imposed on all dealers in automo­ erty sold. John Jinkins down at bile tires ntiil tubes. Dr. Maelienthy,! court house exiwets a busy *ie says Hint this tax was asked we«k and a grand rush Saturday s i don't put o ff the unpleasant job f ir by the tiro dealers Hiemselves, " ’bo literally heseiged the mem­ until the last moment. bers of (lie Legislature with udvoracy of the men sure. ^It Is the curious crowd Hint l/'t's see about Hint. The T ri­ ought to know, and I am -*"'■ * to,look them in the face and en- bune lias made an investigation likhten them on any subject" says among Tampa tire dealers and has Governor Martin In writing Sena­ found: That the tax was not asked fori tor* Fletcher. All right. Governor, that's fine Please tell us what by any association o f dealers in vpu sold the Everglades drainage Our appraiser nwniia y uu r plump cnll. Hr w i l l appraise the |vnluc of your otd furm. l u r e without nay obligation m you. MRS. COOLIDGE, in Smith I»akotn, hops women of all kinds, young girls and grandmothers, wenring knickerbockers. Mrs. Cooliifgp respects them and probably m l m i i T s their common sense. Ini' she will no* wenr knickerboeker\ Uiihbber boots when she goes fish­ ing and a skirl o f reasonable length, never mind if it gets Wet. Clothes, as Carlyle shows in 1Sartar Resartus,"* makes nil the difference between a king nnd his grandeur and a “ featherless biped." Lei four Pay for the new, Ju,| srlerl old tunilture help anything Mm wish in Mir slnrt nnd we ahull he r;lnd to allnw you the appraisal value on if* purchase price. COMMANDER RYKD, in his flight, will make an important ex­ rumors that the o ffic e r would .shortly resign and retire Jo periment, different from Lind­ bergh's dashing adventure. In a private life. The rumors had Ihe e ffe c t o f causing specu­ hig Fokker plane, with three en­ lation as to the outcome o f the American administration pro­ gines, Commander Ityrd will tnke gram in the Philippines, but now that (leneral Wood has d e f­ three other men, a radio which initely made up his mind V» continue in office, there is the will send news ns the journey pro­ gresses. That, flight is the begin........... assurance that an efficient work, started several years ago, tiing o f a series of trims- Atlantic Euffereth not out feet to be moved, will lie continued tinker his leadership. passenger dirtyin g ion a roiiiu! l ’Ralm 66:8, 9. [ Despite the difficult ies o f the task, (leneral Wood has basis. H RAYER:— We also, O Lord, made a most able and capable administrator. The success o f IT SHOULD RE Remembered unl° ^ , , hiH reconstruction program at Manilla has demonstrated ltis tbut Rmlmnu Wnnnmaker planned " • * U * multitude thut keep, lu.ly ,,x w u , |v(. .......... h„ V(, ,, <|N|„ c| a trims-Atlantic flight in 11*24, blow not only to the Philippines but to this country as well. nnd in upending $(iOO,(IO() carrying nut bin idea, has made the Hyvd "BACCHUS" Under the leadership o f General Wood, the Philippines have flight possible. He deserves tho Listen to the tawny thief made rapid strides and their feeling toward the United Stat­ nation's Ihnnks, nut merely for Hlcf btneath the waxen leaf, es has been made one o f genuine Iriendshin. The promotion speeding iiia money, but for slick­ Growling at Ida fairy host. ing to ids plan to promote Ameri­ can flying. Bidding her with angry boast Fill Ills cup with wine distilled FILM COM PANIES will cut all Frc^n the dew the dawn hua spilled: Milfiriefi. ai»ove $r,n a week, from Stored away in golden cusks IP to 2.ri p*;r cent. The Having will b*1 $200,000 a week, about $10,lu the preefoua draught he asks. 000,000 a year. Who,— who iiiukcn this mimic dim This will not hurt pictures, wenIn this mimic meadow inn, rittle economy never hurt nnytldng. Sings in such a drowsy note, And it won't keep the right, m.m Wcnrn a golden-belted coat: or wi'n>2:> from getting twin* us Letters in the dninty room much uh nnv movie actor ever got, tit thu U virn of pvriumo; i f lie or che can earn it. Dcres to linger at the etip Till tht»yellow sun is up? A T TH IS MOMENT of flying PASSING OF THU “SPOKUSM AN” : • /t MitlniHinsm, one word of caution Bufcbnu''tls come back again NKlV YORK TIMKS i;i nceccMiiry. nnd expert flyers re­ To.the buay taunts of men; mind you of it. (JarUnded and gaily dressed, The Presidential Spokesman is would shut the Washington cor­ Don’t go up "just to know Bands of gold about his breast; dead. So far an can bp gathered respondent o ff from ready access how it feels" unless you know the Straying from his paradise, from the rather cryptic bints in to the background o f current pilot and the machine. Having pinions angel-wise.-the Washington dispatches, bis de­ events, and force him to rely more There are unsafe machines, plcnT is the honev-bee, who goes mise occurred at one of the and more on canned news "hand­ of them, including many bought Reveling within a rose! White House press conferences outs," which are fast becoming the second-hand from the United F R A N K D. SlIERM AN Inst week. Few tears will lie |iarj^ of bis existence. St itrn government. There are uashed over his Ider. lie was too idiiliul pilots and others skilful, II would lie a pity if the ridicule '"livening time is reading time. transparent for a spook, too arti­ but reckless. <kvhlidgc's -------o--------— ficial for an effective Lit o f stage heaped oil President Marring dangerously had weath­ The honeymoonends when the property. He had become some­ spokesman were to bring the whole er. had pilots and unsafe machine.,, system into disrepute. This coun­ brine goes home for her first visit. what of a mockery, and President flying is now safe. Rut lie careful. Cool id ge, with an eye to the dig­ try has m, exact, counterpart for A Iota of people talk just to In* nity of ids office, did well to (ret the British parliinenlary device of PHEStDENT rO U t.IIK>E,S put talking and without knowing what rid of him. openly i|uentioning the ministers raccoon ran away and now in some they are talking about. in the bouse of commons. Mr. tree, where nature intended her to Some have urged that the nrc‘ Hughes and others would like to live, that raccoon lady is as luippy Vfe call some people egg3 not Went either speak out for himself see members o f the cabinet given because they are so hard-boiled "but at these conferences or else aban­ seats in congress so that they as .President Coolidge would lie if don them altogether. Hot news­ might be ipiericd and given op­ 1a* were out of office, out of poli­ bequuse they are so rotten. tics, living quietly in his native Q papermen are legitimately *uxbm portunity to make direct reply. to know tin- administration's pur­ Until that reform is adopted, Advertising, asit rule, isworth just, about what it costs. If it costs poses, and it is to the public in Wasthntoii correspondents have a BECAUSE SHE LIVED WITH nothing tbst's just about ull It is terest that, within reasonable special responsibility to discharge. President Coolidge, Rebecca is dis­ bounds, they be kept informed. Instead of narrowing the scope of re^Jly worth. cussed all over the United States. Press conferences now lake place their conferences with the execu­ A » we understand it, this couii- regulaily at the offices of the va­ tive, it might he more forsighted Thousands o f theatrical ladies will envy the little raccoon's publicity. tryfls not In need so much of a good rious members of Hie cabinet as to dignify them by permitting, on Site is like the rooster in I be fabl ■ fiv e cent cigar as it is morp people well as at the White House. They occasion, and with dm* notice, lint scratched up a large diamond who will return borrowed lawn may have their shortcomings, hut question and answer to he publish­ nnd would rather have hnd a grain mowers. to do away with them altogether ed in full. o f corn. Miami has reduced its city bud­ get for the coining year by over a million dollars. Now bow much do you think Sanford's ought to be slanted 7 .... . We respectfully submit for membership in the “ What's hi a Name Club," the name of II. E. Wolf, who operates a filling station not fa r from Sanford. -------- o-------The copy of The Miami Herald that we get has a lot of its ad­ vertising space "reserved for (lie next edition." Wo wonder why we don’t get the "next" edition. -------- o ------Tlie Ninth Street Park is allow­ ing the effect o f a beautification ram but apparently it was lifted at the expense of tb* Fifth Street Park which looks al­ most as bad as some subdivisions w f know of. T R A D E 'I N A W OMAN HOLDS and refuses to release another woman’s threeyear old son until a certain debt be paid. This now seems inonsteroiij,, but once it would have seemed reasonable. Dickens fought and broke down a law that put nnv debtor in prison, to stay there un­ til his debt was paid. All agreed thnt respect for pro­ perly demanded debt imprison­ ment. "How a to you going to collect if you can't put the man in jail? ' was asked. Before the French Revolution, when courts authoris­ ed torture of the accused, and even torture o f innocent witnesses, the question was asked: "How can you have any justice if you don’t permit torturing witnesses and the ac­ cursed 7" AN U N FO R TU N A TE WOMAN, wife o f n former judge, committed suicide yesterday, leaving a note saying, "ll is the only way. Sweeter in Hie long run." The thought of death frightens millions that after they meet dentil will wonder why they over feared it. IT LS AN N O U N C E D at C.cnevn by Mr. Hibson, “ United States ob server" at the league of nations, that after the peace conference in 11(21, when our Washington simpletops scrapped hundreds of millions worth " f magnificent new warships, "Britain kept her new shins, scrapping only old ships." Of course sin* did. The British employ statesmen like Balfour. n**t ignor ant Anglo-maniac politicians thnt they deal over here. cleiner Co . Helen Ivlarie Coffee Shop Breakfast Luncheon Afternoon Tea Dinner Food at ils Best 1,‘M Magnolia Ave. Mrs. .1. Blount Hope Hostess Specialists in Silk P r e s s Goods, Silk Hose and Siimmlr Dross (foods Dry Goods, Notions, House Furnishings During Hie Summol Months YVe ( lose at 5 1 M. 242 S. Beach St. 1D aytona Beach,Fla. Serving You Ih wlm! we are here for. Drive in and fill your tank with that Good Gulf Gasoline O I L I N G — G H I iA S I N G — W A S H I N G . Stone’s Service Station With Kt. A Sail fold Ave, • F O S T O R IA G LA S S Plume 773- tie iiinnitjr t he mW items w nrne ttawa Your Ford needs the kind <*f service Mini ssnuirn it bring cor­ rectly repaired— longer lile, greater pb-amire, lower rns| of operating are a few features ol Hit* car Hint's "fixed rigid." Our long experienre in lliis line of busimwith the lalesl and lo st equipment should enable ns lo give sotvire that will please. W hen You The Bench Simp at (Itir Store for Getter Values lit "Ask the ones who we are now sr.'iiitg" HOSIERY, LINGERIE, HANDHAGS, N O VE LTY JEW ELRY, DRESSES, A R T NEEDLEWORK. NOTIONS, RATHING SUITS, CAPS AND SlIOEf C O LLIE R ’S , * ' J E AND COUNTY Something Yd T A X BOOKS Cannot Buy! | Our Servlet* io comcthing tiuu, given you without cost - it is] part of lids organisation ju»* much as our stork but y*,u nS 1 customer are given this extra delightful accessory In goods t i | i 1 Vi TArir Tnx- r? 'TV u m b e r ! H b o t tt Ic o m p a n I P ® JJriE TH E Y A R D WITH A M IL L B A C K I N G Tax Collector, Seminole County �t-r/W,« • ■' THE SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY. JUNE 27, 1927 hone 148 S ocial Calendar , TUESDAY L i u r i n n Circle o f the First I * Ahurch will meet Tuesday t b o’clock with Mrs. A r ­ il “Xirfictl at her home In Luke I Mrs K. L. Hale and Mrs. W- (jatchell as hostesses. The r' kive from the church promptp 7'SO fw*1 Cauthen Hutchinson will Lwdn nt bridge at her home on CA«nue at 11 o’clock honoring P j . |r>;wt.rite Graves of Col uniL * C the guest o f her sisters * , Mary and Frances Graves. V* K ill D AY No. 5 of the Methodist will meet with Mrs. Wal!,t :{ ,,,c'ock ut biir home ■ frtnch Avenue. picnic at I-ako Mary J 5 , * r nt 7 6'clock. All He. R . families and friends are inM w attend nnd bring basket anti Prog-ram F o r Monday Announced r,/program which will be renL by to Sanford Municipal Monday night will be ns fol» Conductor ICcizemd»in nn- tv T Y E D IT O R M rs . Wliam C. Mill Week-End death Toil jje a te d Plane Race Gives Lcely Courtesy n Auto Mishap i s 1^ jDe\iopin|» Among For MisLillie Fraser IICAGO, June 27.— <dNS)— Fill Fraser 1Jike Worth who is boon delightfully entertained ring her visit here as* the guest Miss Olive New man at her homin Hose Court, was again JJto arming honor guest Saturday lining when .Mrs. W il­ liam C. Itil nlertained at bridge at her love home tut Magnolia Avenue. The spipus rooms of this at­ tractive h< i were abloom with a variety ofnrden flowers in the pastel coli effectively combined with greory and arranged in baskets. Quaint Ipnnesc dancing girls marked t tallies used for lii game nndfter tho stated number of roundlUil been played nrore were colUed and prizes awarded. Miss Geifin Mobley made liigiiest scon.nd wus awarded :t long string oWnrls. Miss Sura Kcelyn Williamvns the lucky one in cut­ ting niultm a vanity powder puff. The gui of honor was presented a box ofloublgnnt's powder. A ftone awarding of the prizt the hosSs assisted hy Mrs. Haw­ kins ( ’.nelly and Mrs. Hen Cas­ well setd a tempting salad and ice coin}. Mrs.dill’s guests were: Mir* Lillie «ser. Miss (Hive Newman, Miss (orgia Mobley, Mi*.; S i n KvelytWilliams Miss Kliznbei'i Turnbl, Miss Claire Zachary, Miss iimbelle Hagan, Miss Helen Verm. Miss Camilla Pulestoh, Miss Mary Elizabeth Pules ton Mrs. hiwkins Connelly and Mr.-. Hen envoi I. I ’a r( 1 "The Detroiter” — ||QJJ„ ' ' . \ a Owrlure, "Concentratlion"— tf Bela(i) Fox Trot, "Honey Bunch [if Friend; (b ) Fox Trot, 'T in Mijiind Mrs. Frank Smith of •lr Without You’*— Harry War- Athel, tin., are vi iting in Sanford as t l f guests of Dr. and Mrs. A. W. >ps at their homo in Hdg< wool March, o Telephone 859 — J r tiers In The West teen persons were dead here y victiiiH of automobile jtccis .ovit the week-end. Tho death rained Chicago motor casualsime the first of the your to Five of tlu* dead were children truck dowji white playing in the tree tit. Miss (jiurn ladimnn is visiting it Day tuna IJeaeh ns the gue*t of Mr. ami Mrs. William Hrumhty. Miss Nellie Vail Fulianks return' ed home Saturday from Home, (ia where In* hat, Ihioii visiting rela tiles for sovent) weeks. Tin* Misses The!mat Kdlth and I’ uth Walker have returned from Daytona Heuch when* they s|ient tile week end. Mrs. Mary Strong and Mi Winifred Strung motored to Day­ tona Dench Sunday where they fcpunt the day. Miss Dram* Huberts and Mbs Beatrice Howell loft Saturday morning for Tampa where they will spend a week. Storm s Threaten MidwifeChiirgedWlth To Cause Delay In ^ ‘w OrleansForS75 Byrd’s Paris Flight NKW ORGANS. r,. Jut* 27(Continued From Page One) N’ orwegcnn relief man, would jump o ff under any conditions just fin the love of it nml they have made Hint fact very plain. Hut ea­ ger an they an* to gel away they respect Byrd's calm judgement ami m If control. if he were to distognrd the w i­ rin' o f the weather experts in this flight, he would be violating one of the first principles it is hoped t" establish for future flying of tin oceijns the principle o f ol*I tuning and accepting government co "p tration in comtnercinl flying. “ Since Col. l.indbergh’s return to the United States, wo have been awaiting the word of the United Slates Weather Huronu that the weather would lie (J. K. for our flight," said Hyrd. “ That word hr. never been given, .lust as soon as that word is' given we will go, nail not until then." Three times the flyers have said good-bye to their loved ones, only to have something to come up at the last moment of delay their dapa i lute. Their disappointment wus particularly keen cntlv Sunday , morning.' As the plane was being fueled fni' the trip and food sup­ plies taken nhoard a thunder-storm broke over Roosevelt Field, drench­ ing the long runaway from which the take o ff was to be made and gel away was again postponed. Hopping o ff on a soggy field in a monoplane weighing seven tons and a qyarter is not an easy task. It i necessary to sliced the three Dr. and Mrs. Cecil llutt «>f Or­ lando spent tho day hern Sunday as the guests of relatives. Mrs. (I. W. Hailey has returned itimo from Daytona Bench where lie warn the guest o f Mrs. T. A. 'ntersun. ;. iTuifgens,*u Anton 11. llnrriii, roinjilalnant. Tf. T , ? i J-' • '• 1 C*-J*•.A ‘ .rr~ r+ Y .— ■.•A-.-.Ti.T.r,. j. j. ■:.r* — — r "ofc. —1», I) ...... M'uredltli, Inc., Individually, and J. In* In Bemlnnle County, Florida^ J. Meredith, Ina., truatee, a cor- more particularly dearrlbed a » fol. . piiralloti or*unlied and ealatln* iowa. to>wit: (tcRlnnln* at the Boult.t net under nttil by virtue of the lawa , eorner of the ItIVVi of RlV't of the Style of Florida with Ita nf Sertlon 17. Towjtablp It principal office and place of liuilPouth, UariRp 30 Baat. tun North neen In l b " County of Dude and toa st feet; thence Went 1 U . U , .. Stale of Florida Iteapondenla. f.et; thence North 11.^5 fet*', _ MOUTH A i)H F O IlK C M m U IlH thence Wear lllo.K f«\ft, thcr.c** N O TIC K O F S l'K O It l. M A S T K II’ R South 410.3? fret; IheUfAJiM * a M.K Notice I* hereby Riven that under and in purauauru of that certain ileorae. ..___ final decree of forecloaure of amt* w n x t A M i . A l a r ** made and rendi'red on the tith day ..Hpeelal ifnater lt\ (Tl*ncrry of Jiiiiu 19(7. In and hy tins Circuit <tli day of June A. tf. , Court In and for Seminole County, Thla V1 Florida, In Chancery,In n certain AKF.ItMAN A A K H U M A N cauee therein pending; tvherln Anton B. llnrriN la I'otnnlnlnant and T O, Ad tuna and UeNaio 1,. Adnma, Ida tvlfc. D. fSd Kennedy, J, J. Meredith, Inc., Individually and J. Packing Furniture J. Meredith, lur. I runlee, a corpo­ ration ortinnlxed and exlntlilr under Drnying—-Storage and by virtue of the Inurn of the State of Florida with ita principal office and place of tnialnean In the C. E. Chorpenirig County of Dade and Stnic of Flor­ ida, are renpondentn, 1. William I’hune 3302 or 570 W !.nke. ns Special Mnater vf said CourI liy aalil final decree appoint- ikirons Break Ecn^iio Record With It) Wins Since 1878 A T L A N T A , June 27. — (IN S )— . A new all time record has been set i Ly the Birmingham Barons, who I have won IP straight games. They' are leading the Southern league | pennant race seven games in front! of their nearest contender, New Oilcans. Yaryan’s homer in the seventh with Higelnw on base was tho de­ ciding factor iii Birmingham's vic­ tory over Nashville, 5 to 4. Danforth checked a dangerous batting rally by Memphis in the • losing tunings and Now Orleans won. I to 11. Washburn’s wild throw to the I late in the 11th, gave Mobile a 'I f Out* of Florida’s Leading Department Stores, i N ew A rriva ls in Thq. FA M O U S COvED , DRESSES Dainty Sleeveless Models fo r Summer W ea r HOBBY JONES SAILS I NEW YORK. June 26— (IN S )— Expressing the hope that lie would j be able to reclaim his great scor­ ing speed before the big event, | Boby done*, super-golfer sailed at noon today on the Transylvania to defend Ids British open golf cham­ pionship. Li Angeles, Cal., where he wilt so ou the S. S. “ City of Hotmlij” for the Hawaiian Island to Mrs. W. D. Gurdiucr leave Wed­ spat a month. nesday for Cariollton,’ III., where she will spend tin* summer withl'^' Mrs. Kinmet McCall and baby her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. l l . j ,,r rtunmd homo Saturday morning Cross. i » {am Valdosta, (la., where they —— . r: live been spending several Week:: Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Wiggins and l*1' I The j. o. Y. class o f tho First k tist Church was moat delight- itb Mrs. May Ulmer Conoloy. family leav • Thursday ia their earl H y rntertnlned Friday availing [the guests o f their teacher, Miss Mr. Charles Menu weather ro­ omed Saturday from Lynchburg, Bur Hinton. i -. I$b»a the elnss bail been called » “ •* 11,1_,1I Cloudlund Hark, G «„ ___ he licrdrr the 'election o f o fficersfn ere I hn* been spendbig the I, It. H. Muirhead had as her decided to s for the week-end her fuKit place. It was i-------— semipast two months. Capt. M. .lolm oa ami sister, Hver.i to all members o f the class B. Clements nnd B. S. Johnson of Fort Myers. ■V) are ill. nnd many other nmt- Mr. and Mrs. Jam, itobert, who have been spend­ Kn of importance were attended ing the past three weeks here, left pdaring tlie business session. Mbs Lillie Fraser, who has been tensively entertained here »'■* tie* | After the Imsiness part o f tin IMondny morning in tlieir ear for lest o f Miss Olive Newman, left witing songs nnd games wen induy for her home at Luke Woyid until a late hour whei Hrcshmenls o f ice cream an tdr were served hy MisH IIinto kdsted by MISS' Minnie Hard, h i Frances Lossing and M il at one o f the hospitals there. Bsth Mae Cook. Fur Aching Or Tins) Feet See A Fool Specialist Phone 102 For Apimintmrct Dr. J. R. Vidler Chiropodist At Lloyd's Shoe Store Beautiful models in sport satin, silk, voile etc. for nnd afternoon wear. Attractively priced at " $7.00, $12.00and$16.75 - • ■ , r * . i ‘ G. A . Dreka and Company 1*. Mr. nml Jim, William Brmaley nml two children have taken a cot­ tage at Daytona Beach for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Laird motor­ I Hubert E. Johnson returnd kae Saturday .troin Lnkeliuii ed lo I’ ulatka Sunday where they went to meet their niece, Miss h n he spent the past week. Lucy Fenn of Valdosta, Gn., who I MU* Carol Stone, who has ben will spend this week at their guest. ptrnding University o f Miehi.tin Claude Robson returned homo p lousing, Mich., returned hmc pturday to spend the siimfior Thursday from Charleston. Maim­ lUntion with her parents, Mr.fnd ing and Anderson, S. ('., where ho lias been visiting relatives for the IHh. A. H. Stone. past two months. Mr. and Mrs. Frank LoHslnf and Mrs. W. E. Watson leaves Thin Ihtllly and Mr. nml Mrs. »• C. Lowing returned home SaUrday day for Cranford, N. J., wliere^ she from an extended motor tri| out will visit her father, Dr. R. 8. Ki l l­ Wf»t visiting California, Texji and er. Mrs. Wutson will abm visit at Bopping over enroute homo ft 111- Philadelphia, Boston and New York while away. Dr. and Mrn. Charles L. Park, Mr. ami Airs. K. B. McCracU n. Dr Md Mrs. A. W. Epps ami (ruests, M r. and Mrs. Frank Smith if Athiw, (In., formed a congenhl party Optoring to Daytona Boa-h Kunwhere they spent tho (lay. ■— Mr*. W. D. Gilmore, Miss Cora viteure and little Miss Jscquilino Holler, win* have been t i l guests Hllrs. Gilmore’s brother And wife, >f- :nd Mrs. M. S. WbRins nt J«ir homo on Magnolia Avenue, w e Tuesday for their homoH at ‘i. midwife, was arraignciI UMny in juvenile court on charge of con­ tributing to the delinquency o f an infant girl. The charge grew out of Mrs. Hudgens’ alleged sale of the lathy to an investigator for the i hilde‘ Welfare Bureau, for $75, ot which $2Ji,60 was paid down and the balance to be paid on iimtnllmehts. Mrs. Hudgens is believed by *ocinl service workers to be the ringleioier in a group of midwives who hi’VO lwen carrying op an organi­ zed truffle in children. Investiga­ tors say that hundred* of children have lteen sold hy the organization. .Mrs. Hudgens surrendered to the district attorney's office late Sun­ day after police had waited at her home for nearly 24 hours with a warrant for her arrest. The delinquency charge was fil­ ed lieruitse there is no other state statute to cover the sale of tho child. 'Hie girl sold to the sociul seiviee investigator wus less‘ than a week old. rd, ahull off»r fnr aaln and Ml! Id the hlRhekt and beat bidder (o r rath at public outcry before the Coort i Houar In Hinford. BemJnol* County Florida, on Monday, the 4th * t a r -« ( July A. P. 1917, the earin' toehlR *Mule May nt thin tlolioraoln l « # n . I* tween the Irani hour* of th« rrllowlni 'hf..'rlV tl> errlbed (h aJ!” t ih : c ir c u it c o u r t of t iik T V V K N T V -T llin n JUDICIAL. C IR ­ CUIT OF Til F. KTATU OF FI.OKIIIA. IN ANII FOR HRMI- in Seagrave Denies He Is To Race In Florida R a i f eld To ( ’lose Store For Summer Months This Week j fi PAGE THREE ••X***. In view o f the liitfh rents in the business districts and the usual summer “ dull season” we have decided to close until Fall. A Perm an en t W a v e that is a Triumph for the A *';% j. AK- jX I lf i) *1*1119 sale marks the great tw o generations. R E D U C T IO N S 20 :; and actually iJupilrateK Nut ure’s own, setting itself Into large lustrous Waves and they may be had as low as '4 Real Humelikc 1*1*e** To J’ t**!* WOe In The Ocean View Hotel at i *10.011 White Hair Coronado Beach. Flu. **ori,ly screened, nmilern, im- j 1 provcmentH, Bates j:t..r»l) a day ! Atarricmi Plan. *15 per week ,ln<k'. *25 double, E. J. COATES, Mgr. I P rior lo our closing we will o ffe r our stock at g re a tly reduced prices at a tremendous sate in an e f ­ fo rt to keep from storin g any o f the merchandise we opportunity of its kim! for to 5ojs have on hand. Every item b o f customary Grccnleaf f* Cro*>hy stamlaul quality. Approaching removal of our store to our new 12-itory home, eorner I -aura ami Adam* streets, In the Fall we will re-open with a complete stock o f fresh Ladies Ready-to-W ear direct from N ew Y o rk em bracing the m arkets newest and latest crea­ creates tliis epochal opportunity. Discolor Y o u iliay now realize outstanding opportunldci for economies In purchasing Diamonds, Watches, Silver­ ware, Jewelry. A h o l ine China, Open Stock Dinnerware, Cut Glass, Pottery, Plated W are, liric-a-Urac, Etclu-d and I'ancy Glassware, A rt Goods, Leather tions. W e wish to thank all o f our friends whose patronage ga ve R a ffe ld ’s Ladies Shop an enjoyable busi­ ness and promise them that in the Fall an even more complete shop will o ffe r “ S T Y L E W rn iO U T «F v X T R A V A G A N C E ” H A T S F O R $ 1.00 W E D N E S D A Y ONLY Ttih aJvJntazt c f cur. M a il Ordtri prm . A Special line o f h ig lijk grade Sum mer hats to sell W ednesday. T R IM M E D H A T S (h Some exceptional valu es^.) for this price. W edn esday O nly *1 / • M i-Lady’s Shoppe N— n 'O a r d ^ ’Okrjikv-N * 41 W. DAY J A C K S O N V IL L E ’ F L O M D A F irst Street N e x t W oodruff-W ntson �V-V W ' THE SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY. JUNE 27, 1927 I t* f* I g'gliijf sIIBases FORZIffifcv 0 L O T l U a i P L E DECK 6-CYLINDER CARS MIAMI S M P F R S By International News H IT STOUT HARD EASY WORKOUTS AND WIN, 11 TO 8 IN EASTERN CAMP G O E S BEGGING STREETS -------- ASKED IN JAP CABINET FORLONDONERS ■J BY D u t y V'nnce, strikeout king of the Natibnnl League- for five con­ -------/ j ,}: secutive yenrs, has inhned HO lintsmen this’ season and is lending the Prem ier Tanaka Looks A fte r Express Highways In All D ir-, -------'league in that specialty by a wide Duties While He Seeks Ritf get inns I’nrl O f New T r a f­ Cesarca I’ole.s Home Run W ith L e o F ly n n . D ir e c t o r O fF o r m e r ,margin. The Brooklyn spied ball fic Finn Recently Proposed j New .Model Fmir-Dtnr Sedan Man For Important O ffice § Ruses LoadedirtiR Allen O f ( 'turnip's I ru in in g A c tiv itie s , * artist whiffed six mm yesterday in Will He Followed liy Other winning his ninth game o f the Sanford Gels Three Dingles TOKIO. June 27 — (I N S )— A I,ON DON,— Express highways A rrivin g And Estelle la,To season from the Giants, 7 to 1. New Models: Cars IlaVe itopood job pnying a salary of appro- in nil directions, super nnd multiIncluding Triple AndDouldej I 1 Depart For The West Today nmrktilde Motors, Is Claim Vance is making a successful ximntuly $4,000 per year, is looking comeback after an o ff season and for an incumbent in Tokio. It is dccked streets, and margin'd exM IAM I, Fin., June 27—The reW H ITE SULPH UR SPRINGS. his work is one o f the main reasons pres* highway* for city work mm One of the most important events juvinnted Miami Hustlers touched N. Y.. June 27— (I N S )— With the why the Robins nre only 2 1-2 equally true tbnt several would- cross-country traffic were suggest­ In tin* history of the Dodge Broth­ be incumbents arc looking for the Emmett Stout, Sanford hurler, for arrival today o f Leo Polnnius games behind the Giants today. For ed as a means o f solving the traffic II hits and eight runs to win the Flynn, director-genera! of Jack eight innings yesterday he diil not job but for pome reason the job problems o f London and New Aork ers plant came to puss recently Inst game of the series here yes­ Dempsey's movement in the gener­ nllow a man to get past first bnse. anil the man hove not found each I Dr. John A. J w,th t}"' introduction o f the first other yet. b y ----. H^rrias,'chairman , ... terday. By hunching hits in the al direction of the heavy weight George Uhle, former king of the model of thee company’s company s new lint* The job in question is none other of the Committee on traffic reg­ first, second, fourth and sixth in­ stronghold, things will begin to American Louguo pitchers, fanned of fine six-cylinder motor cars. ulation in New York and former nings along with Casnres’ homer hum in Toni Luther's little king­ seven men and allowed but four than minister o f foreign affairs, a in the second, with three on dom on the banks o f Lake Sara­ hits ns f^lr*volant! whitewashed the position vacated during April by Special Deputy Police Commiss­ The ear put on disylay recently by bases the Hustlers were able to toga. Shimlchttrn, who ioner, during an interview bare. Miller O. Phillips, Inc., local Dodge Browns, 2 to 0. Stewart, the St. Baron Kijura Dr. Darrins t* on a visit to belli it for nbout three years until Celery-Feds hit Johnson, Barron dealers, is a four door seduu, all Louis twirler, also yielded but four Dempsey's brief vacation hero the exigencies of politics forced European capitals to study traf­ take the slugfest although the ends bits. In the second game, which St. impressive looking vehicle which ns Mrs, Dempsey departs for fic problems. him in to private life. and Peel hard and often. j Los Angeles and Flynn comes in Louis won 7, to 2, Fonseca of is said to possess a remarkable ,H “ In New York I hove estimated Miami scored first in the open * 'with more sparring partners to act Cleveland nccepted 12 chances at When General Baron CJi-ichl Tn "c V nnkn, president of the Seiyukai that traffic blocks cost us $500,- : ,n" " r‘ . ing stanza when a couple o f has. as receivers of punches that Jnck second base. hits scored a run. In the second will begin to distribute this after­ A third king, Bnbo Ruth, is tot­ Party, became premier, in* quickly 000,000 a year." said Dr. Hnrriss. j Within a few weeks two nddi"Over £'150,000,000 of that is j Gonnl body types, a four-passenger I however, the Hustlers hit hard and noon. tering on his throne. The king of filled ail posts of ids cabinet ex­ often to score seven runs on five swnt is out of the game with a cept Hint of foreign minister. Ho due to traffic congestion alone, “ >upe and a new type of cabriolet I The daily routine may lie varied hits, including Casures’ home run wrenched knee and has fallen be­ announced that, temporarily, he and the balance is the deprccia- | roadster, will be udded to the new J for a few days as Dempsey does­ which scored four runs. hind bis li>21 homo run record. would hold both the premiership tinn o f the Utilization of motor ( one of "sixes.’ Sanford scored in the fourth, n’t expect bis big gloves well brok­ Meanwhile the crown prince of and the foreign affairs portfolio vehicle investments that are idle , Elaborate preparations for the fifth and sixth innings with Pug en in until after the Fourth of swat, Lou Gehrig, clouted bis twen­ himself. for four hours out of eight. In ' advent of tlit* six cylinder ears Allen leading the nttack with three July. A fter Hint there will lie many ty-second homer o f the season yes­ Speculation immediately became addition, I have estimated that have been mode by Dodge Brothers rephirements in the ranks of the hits including a triple and a dou-i , . , , , , . terday and is only two home runs general ns to who would lie up- by means o f my highway system t Last fall construction work was hie out of four trips to the plate. «'«rtm*rs for Jack is a behind Ruth. pointed to this tremendously im­ cure deaths will be reduced by Oft ) begun <>ri one of the largest fneIUddlcs, Innford catcher, hit n tr ip -1,roUKh l’,n>’mnto “ nd h“ is rnrin A fter losing to the Athletics. 1 portant post when General Tana­ iper cent, and accidents will lie re- * G»ry buildings in Hu* world and to go. pie and single out of three times at to 2. for the third straight time ka got ready to relinquish it. The dured by 75 per cent. Jthroughtout the winter and spring Dempsey feels good. His first the Yankees come to life and won names o f two men who nre well bat. The tennis open a four game ' was rushed to completion. "Tile most important thing re hat old drks, suit or coat that two duys here were quite free series In Sftuford today. the nightcap, 7 to 2, with Wiley known in the United States im­ Actual protection of the six quired today is the segration of - from annoynnees and there were Moore nllowing only five hits. mediately were mentioned, along vehicles into their various catego­ cy tinder line was started enrlv in you’re flu k in g o f throw ing1 Sanford / R H PO A K few visitors to bother him. Today Jack Quinn spithnllcd the Yanks to with numerous others. ries—fast moving automobiles on May. The Initial production rule he is getting ;i new chef and prac­ O it 1 0 1 death in the opener. Dunbar, if ........ 4 Ambassador Mentioned........ their own tier, omnibusses and was about 50 ears a day. This away, b riit it to us and see I Friable, as ...... 3 2 1 *» 2 0 tically all of his leisure time will Foremost among those regarded heavy motor trucks on their own, hits been rapidly stepped up from In the National League the P i­ lie spent in the little bungalow up Beasley, rf ...... *1 0 1 5 0 0 rates staved o ff the rush o f the as the most lively selection and if week to week and daily output is what we can do kith it. W e do won­ P. Allen, cf ...... 4 1 3 1 0 0 1in the woods hnlf a mile from thy Cardinals, shelling Haines o ff the is believed that his appointment and so own. As for the horse, Itliink ; now running approximately 200. lakes. ( its day is over as fnr as haulage is Bailey, lb ...... 3 1 1 tl 0 0 derfu l things in linew ing and restor­ mound and tripping the world’s might have been announced before By the end of June when the two *» 1 0 2 -1 0 Martin Burke, who was with champions, ft to 2. Pittsburgh's lead this were it not for the problem of concerned. Myer, 2b ... additional body types will be in ing old and w on lgarm en ts, and you Crowe, 2b ....... 3 0 (1 T «> 0 Dempsey in Atlantic City six years is now* 1 1-2 games. "I foresee the time when every production, it will run fully 200 selecting his successor at Wash­ R. Allen, c ...... 1 0 0 0 1 0 ago, and Inst fall and there In’ 1022 big city—nnd also busy tracts of cars a day. The Reds made five errors, but ington. have a new dresstu it or coat fo r the Kiddle, c ..... 3 0 •J 3 0 0 before the Firpu fight, Carl Car­ Luquu refused to become rattled Ambassador Matsudaira, it is country— will have their own sys­ The new line of "sixes" has been Stout, p ........... 4 I 0 0 *» 0 ter, colored heavyweight, and Ed­ and beat the Cubs, 8 to ft. tems of went her-protected selffelt here, is eminently qualified cost o f a cleaningpill. named Dodge Brothers Senior die McMullen, middleweight, check­ Although Washington's .......................... - ...........8 to - foi the most for reason o f his vcntilintcd highways. Many of Line to distinguish it from Dodge 8 10 24 11 1 ed in during the week -end and will victory over the Red Sox was ere- , strong personality and his long these could he constructed over the Thorough, odo^ess cleaning. E x­ Brothers Standard Line o f four put on the gloves with Jnck this dlted to Walter Johnson, the Big experience in the diplomatic ways of existing railroad lines. cylinder cars with which the com­ pert dyeing. M oddate prices. Prom ­ Miami , AH R H I'O A E afternoon unless the weather Is Train was unable‘to go the route. service. He was vice-minister of 5 0 0 3 3 0 against a workout in the open-air Going into the fourth inning five foreign affairs at the time o f his gration law, with Japanese ex­ pany has built up its world-wide Foss, ns __ p t service. Goods filled fo r and de­ reputation. Holloway, 11b .... 5 2 14 1 0 pavilion. Flynn is bringing up runs behind, the Nats scored all appointment to Washington and clusion clause, was passed. Since Johnny Snxon and possibly two While the Senior Line embodies their runs in one smashing rally before that he held the post of bis retirement from tin* Washing­ Hnyos, rf ...... 3 3 2 2 0 0 livered. freakish, cither in con­ featured by Goal in's homer. Maloney, Hb ...... 3 2 T 0 3 0 or three more shock absorbers. chief o f the American and Euro­ ton ambassadorship Mr. Haniharn nothing The White Sox belli on to third pean affairs bureau o f the foreign has been on the foreign office struction or performance, it is pre­ F. Cnnnro8, cf ...3 1 o m 2 1 0 place by staging a nix-run rally in office nnd lie lias served in c m - } w ilting list and there is a strong sented by Dodge Brothers as the Keyes, c ........... 4 0 2 3 1 0 the seventh nnd nosing out De­ bossies or legations nt Paris, Ism -' section of opinion which believes, last word in comfort and performBennin, If, ...... 3 1 1 0 0 0 troit, 9 to 7. Whitchill and Thom­ don nnd Peking. it lint the diplomatic service too long l once for cars in oi near this price Knnupp, 2b ...... 3 1 1 1 1 0 as were knocked out o f the box. Johnson, p *•*.«*«• 2 1 2 9 •m 4 0 Also prominently mentioned at lias been deprived o f his undmiht- 1ckiss. Beauty of design, excep­ Phone 8ll Barron, p ...... i 0 n 0 0 0 the time o f the change in cnbi-!od talents. Nevertheless, it is con- tional performance, style and com­ FLORIDA STA TE LETAGUE HOMOSSASA — War depart­ nets, was Mnsanno Haniharn, who : shirred improbable that Hnnihnrn fort of interior appointments, ami ■Peel, p I... ...... i (1 0 0 2 0 W 1, PCT Japanese ambassador nt will be selected to succeed Baron ease and economy of operation arc Orlnndo lift 25 .500 ment apropves plans for bridge n- was major attributes. Washington at the time the ininii- Hhidchnra, ..... 33 11 13 27 10 0 Tampa 34 27 .557 eross Halls River. 000 332 000—8 Sarasota Sanford .. _ .55ft Miami ..... 170 201 00x- 11 Sanford 31 211 .517 *r i St. Petersburg ... 30 2ft .508 BOOTS A N D HER BUDDIES By Mar t i l IT W O N ’T BE LONG NOW Summary: Two bnse hits, P. A l­ Miami . ... / ... 17 4ft .270 1 tr» • len, Kniiupp, Johnson', Koyeit.' * VuHM ARt YOU RUVCIN’ MATE To ICtV> C t MAD MO C MISS CORA-AH ISnV SKIRT'CATID fcouT O t Gtfc* i'm i u s BE<Ln W 6 TO REAVIT? WHAT AM ERICAN 1. EAGt’ E Three base hits, Dunbar. P. Allen, ABouT fWMVlA. You IDEA A 6IRE HAD V6TT5SAH MONt-BUT DtS R.ABB\Vt> TotfT \S STeoo MLMY OS My OlO Diddle, Keyes. Home run, F. ens­ IT MEANS To SRWt vtu R TftST W I, PCT HANt To VAY EqR 'EM To HAVE MANY By M t TO A UM6 TlMt ' Yo BtYTAH STlCK_R!M TMtN&S , BuT i MIGHT ures. Sacrifices, Friable, Beasley, New York With Someeoey t i t ! op cooRVE, i' m 45 2ft .«82 CV0THES To Eft IN YO TRUNK - Yo j. Ji)t,T W E.U. Maloney, F. ensures. Stolen bases Philadelphia 37 28 .5lld MKURvtO IMGolMG TO EWE w l l CORA A*<W> TH t CAU KttV HIM Tltt. ■> Holloway, F. Casnres. Double Chicago VlAttT EPAC.TtC.lMO 3ft 3ft .r,ir, THAMK HTAMtM VROVESSOK , BuT - l---- TUtMGS WvEM Yo 6ITS 6ooO AM' 31' ]>inys, Dunbar to Frisbie to Bailey; Washington . ECONOMY YtlGMT 33 2ft .532 THit IS THt A?> Cc*A UEvjt* SEEM q u i t TH’ SAME STARTED F. Cnsures to Knnupp; Holloway to Ditroit 2ft lift .4ft2 VAST 10 AO MOW 5*0011 T o ANY W AYFoss to Holloway. Bnse on Iml Is Cleveland 2ft 31 .4fUl BICoMt* A o ff Stout 2; o ff Johnson 5 in -I in­ St. I.ouia .......... 27 33 .159 nings .. o ff Barron I in 1; of Peel Boston ...... 15 47 .250 IT IS 1 in 4: Winning pitcher Johnson. WltJHVY L e ft on bases, Sanford ft; Miami ft. 1AGUE N A T IO N A L l.l IMPoKTAMT Umpires Rnphun and Lohr. Time W 1, PCT that 5iWb 2:0ft. Pittsburgh ...... 38 22 .033 haviu — St. Louis 37 21 .007 Chicago 37 2<1 .587 New York 32 3ft .ftirt Brooklyn . . 31 31 .177 Boston 23 32 .118 23 3ft .Itftft Philadelphia SO M ETHINGSOMETHING -A N D SOMETHING - and somethin ! Cincinnati ............ 21 II Jllift OLD — BORROWED NEW blu e/ LEADING MAJO Itl,HAGUE L__________ SOUTHERN ASStX’l.VJ ION HITTERS J W 1. PCT OUT nv Nt* srnw.r inc i . t.iXT.orr, N A T IO N A L LEAGUE .< 1 7 1 Birmingham . . ....... 1 7 23 Player and Club G A It II PCT. New Orleans 11 33 ,551 Harris, .512 OUT OF LUCK B Y TAYLOR Pittsburgh .... 101147 28 <10 ,40H Atlanta ................... Mobile 38 33 .535 MOM’N POP Hnrnhnrdt. 31) 34 .514 Pittsburgh ..... 24 10027 42 .304 Nashville s Memphis 31 30 .ift'i l e y ,m e s e t ^ Y tS Y ou o io - Y o o I*. Warier. Y ts. DOT, I ’LL BC OVER TrtiS AFTep.uoON y v 28 43 Little Rock .304 ARE 700 SURE 70U forgot yo u r . LOOk'lT, AAOAt — < 1 1 2ft 1 5ft OH .201 Pittsburgh AND ttELr YOU PACK U P—THE TRAIN L A w ,€ e e , m o m ! Chattanooga 25 51 .333 PUT i M £VCR7TB«NU You fi£T.' z Frisch. TooTHQROSH efJ D LEAVES AT 7 O’CLOCK ToNtGttT A nd j V e GUT A1Y GGU*1 x t h o u g h t rnis DIDN'T FORGET Y maT sou ’RC T o St. Louis <11 242 55 07 .382 POP’S Go (NO TL ORive OS TO Y<<E WASH OLOrtf PPOFED AWRYADV ts GONNPt GE SOUTHEASTERN l k a g i 'E AtOTtliNG DEPOT — WE U- L'LL HAVE TO Farrell. ' fi'K E /\UiNU ? 'N tVERifTlkNCt' W L P IT c u r th <s SB oftr- x h a v c a Boston, ... 63 18(1 280 71 .382 Jacksonville 4ft 21 .087 ThOOSAHO THINGS Yo OO Lender a yea rugo today Cuy Savannah < 41 27 .003 h r. Pittsburgh, .330. Albany 35 31 .52.: Montgomery 33 33 .500 AM ERICAN LEAGUE Columbus 34 31 .500 Fchnng, 7 Pensacola 28 38 .421 St. Louis 38 lot 10 51 .301 St. Tugustine 2ft 12 .408 Gehrig. Selma 23 42 .361 N, w York 00 253 00 08 ,388 Simmons. * Philadelphia 03 243 10 01 .375 Dykes, Philadelphia •10 120 20 45 Meuse!, FLORIDA STATE l.EAG l IB 47 170 25 03 New York 71 • Lender a year ago today: Ruth, Miami 11; Sanford 8. _\l _ New York. .301. 1 ’C C — / AM ERICAN LI-:a g u k | New ) ’ork 2 7; 1‘iiiladelpliia 1-2. THE BIG FIVE Nttt O.B NT. O'ttT BT Nt* stnvice. inc. ^ _____ J t \ Player G AH R II HR IT T . Cleveland 2-3; st. i.miis 0-7. Hornsby. 02 232 00 88 12 ,270 Chicago 0; Detroit 7. Cold, 641 2ft i 52 73 2 JM13 Washington 8, Boston 7. B Y CRANE N A T IO N A L I.KAGUK W ASH INGTON TUBHS II <14 224 08 77 24 .344 Ruth 02 223 40 78 <1 .335 Cincinnati 8; Chicago 5, , Hpenker . 56 184 15 58 1 .315 Brooklyn 7; New York t. ■'.Colliti* r il l t e l l The .St. IjiuiK 2; i ’ittshurgh It. K0OUA Y U iS .. rtL TELL A MERIC AN I.E AGUE Other, not scheduled. VMM — l UJIU-. WHERE yhnt P la jr r and Club Yest e relay Total *4 3 . Yankees 1 Gelirig IS HE? I SOUTH KILN ASSOCIATION StGM . Kioslin Senators 1 "4 Chattanooga 10; Atlanta <i. ry* O Myer 1 Nashville 4; Birmingham 5. Red Sox Mobile 3; Little Rock 2. New Orleans 4; Memphis 3, N A T IO N A L I.KAGUK None. INTKIt NATIO N A I. I.K A G I’ K Toronto 45; Buffalo (i-3. T H E M'ADKRH Aim*ri,*an: Ruth, 24; Gehrig 22; Baltimore 7-2; Jersey City tl-3, Newark 8; Reading 7. Rininmnny 10, N"*ionul: Wilson. 15; Hnrnshy, AM ERICAN ASS<M IA TIO N 13; Wil|ii)mi, 12; Webb, 12. 'olumbtis 2-4; Indianapolis 13-0, l.' uiaville 3-1; Toledo I t. I > ACFK t o t a l s Milwaukee 8-4; Minneapolis 1-2. National—231. AtiK'ricgu— 181. 72* SOUTH K A STERN LEAGUE In liu* United States there arc Columbus 3; I'ensacula 2. tw*r»,>'*s engaged m farming o, Montgoniery-Selma rain. >'n*h I.... : cr,**. Franc,* ha* 120 ■•’t. Augustine 4; Suvunnth 1. ' :) / l , Other, net flcbeduled. Gena any 160 and Italy 24G. t l/o Cisi? »T tUA ftavicr tf*TO n n M&i V T Seminole Pressery League Standings r h IT ’ Wr-fo BaseballStalistics In Major Leagues r 9 Results Of Games r w m Hi .-I ■v4.-rHa.-r,I . Jt - r �THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1927 .-hmT ------------------------------- —— •"*•*' ■ |M-t —T"MV* t ' PAGE crq vt ' 1 n M i n w ** JEW ETT AND PAIGE IIV E 'S (i A It AGE mace* — - -— - Phone 148 —■ - - ■■ W IGHT-CHltlSENilEUR* PRIN T FURNISHED -apartment, .1 rooms 21*— Miscellaneous Tor Sale and hath. 112 Maple Ave. SHOP — Printing, Engraving, Sanford Dealer “ A Nulislanlial Jeweler Embossing. Sen os first. We do FOR SALE:. CORNER LOT IN Al). RATES W. 1st ct. Phone fll It. Phone 417-W. It. R. AvenueINT PINKHURST. ONE It LOCK FURNISHED A P A R T M E N T— in a Substantial City’’ Commercial Street. ; Caxh in Advance Three rooms and hath, all mod­ FROM FRENCH, CASH TALK S. MODEL TRIM CO. MAKE AN OFFER. REPLY LOT ern conveniences, good location 108 .Magnolia 'Wo trim the car, not the owner."' CARE HERALD. ft— Help Wanted Female reasonable rent. Phono 831-J. Phone Ht7 for estimates P. W. RADFORD „ *ds, «itl hr received LEARN TO HUN THE LINO ­ TWO rooms, kitchenette and bath; r p r e o a u t o t o p d r e s s i n g N-autiful outlook; all improve Waterproofs, softens and pre•rang and collector «en( SANFORD .O verland Co. Willy*. TYPE M ACHINE— Have opportu­ meats; attractively furnished, nerves, makes your top last for­ nity to give one or two young 112 E. Second S t Knights & Overland, Whippfts. *53 .... . I0e n line ! complQte instructions with moderate rent by week. Young's ever; money hark guarantee, no Park & Commercial St-s. Phone 58 ll" 1 " (One Day Service JI.00) ....... Hr a line piinty of practice on the Linotype Apartments, office 200 N. Park brush fuss or muss, 500 cans sold J. H. JACKSON in Fin. last 30 days. Salesman ....... 7c n line machine. This course o f instruc- 1Avo. SEMINOI.K HUDSON- ESSEX ■n wanted. See D. W. Short. Sale* Phone 611 lions would cost you hundreds of" INC lone rites « « rpf»,lcl,t’ dollars if taken at a regular Lino* i NICE COOL— furnished house­ Mgr. It Rail Itld'g. Sanford, Fla. 203 Oak Avo. type school. It. will fit you to hold [ keeping apartment, 2 rooms; $20 Phone 41 -durcl ralca are fur PI ION K 175 a good jolt at good pay in about moot lily, ill t E. 6lh. w ire insertions. <4 three months. Why not learn a ” cr*l* of average length RCAICOHRMT good trade when you have the op* If*— Houses For Kent PARC AIN’ S IN n lin e. port unity to get it free. Apply to |_______ USED FORDS for hot. tired, jinnni charge of Me for Foreman, rare Hernld. ioie, perspiring All reconditionnl and guaranteed < t’.-ROOM furnished hntise, 4 ImhIk; 1^ rtls in tr 1h restricted I*— Help Wanted (M ale) Cradit should net he used by a d«*htor a* a means of shifting the smarting FECT Adults. $50 monthly, all convenI _________________________________ L * flayHilicnlloii. , days, forty to select Regular Trips Tn liurden of jte r enal oi futility expense:! to the shouldoin of hts iencies. 310 E 5th. C ,m »r is made The Snn|AN O PPO R TU N ITY— for a nuuicreditor.1*. ( j u -h ;n s p r i n g s p a r k i Shake f," H will b*> mtpomuhlo i her of energetic hoys between NICELY’ — furnished fen nun bun­ That in what is done when hills are not paid promptly, | v -nr Incorrect insertion, Kvcry Thursday, Saturday into galow on High Street, Phone I4H $175.00 tiie nges of II and IB years to Touring, The purpose of credit ia to accommodate customers for a f 7 , for subsequent and Simtmy I j' in our class of junior salesmen # your limited time, such as the period between one pay day nan un­ * £ " V office should he 1 and earn $1.50 to $11.50 weekly duri Leaving Sanford rl 2:30 P. M. Roadster 100.00 FIVE ROOM—cottage for rant, other. Immediately in case of S H O E S ! I ing vacation. Apply Federal SysReturning At 5.01) I*. .'I. gas lights and water. 12th and Ton Truck Some people do not know tiiat the World War put an end to 300.00, tent of Rakcrics. The Itnskct, Mng- Park Ave. G. \V. Spencer, Phone Round Trip f»0 ( ’cuts Tat .umi.tu MIM1M&s«w«W too Tut rill India A- 2nd. long credit tt •rnis as Itot ween wholesalers and retailers, 400. T() AiiViSItTIBKItS Ton truck 200.00 Including Admission The retail me rrhnnls must now pay promptly on short terms or i' A l house suffer in Ida ,•unlit. He is driven to insist on prompt payment of IlffnM representative T o Pool 350.00 ROY'S W ANTED C an use five I OK RENT— Furnished Coupe at IlOtl Elm -4 rooms & 2 Kitcttgood l>oys who are hustlers. Can accounts dii' him. tly familiar with rates, 250.00 earn as high as a dollar an after- eiieltes-auitnhle for one or two Roadster YACHT WKLAKA '*in,| rlnB.ni ication will i noon. Apply Circulation Depart- families, $41) monthly. Phone 82ti-J. tonios'le Information, Also Available for Charier Also have a number of used meat Herald. lif you v ish, they will assist Reasonable Rale parts. FOR RENT.. 1 room house with | ,> n lm g your want ad. hath on West First Street. $25.00 S— Financial See ('apt. Rice jt mom effective. II. C. DOUGLASS Month. Apply 117 Popular Avenue 1st. Natl. Hank Itldg. 111 S. LEE AVE. irOhTANT NOTICK MORTGAGE LOANS Opposite Forrest I-ike Hotel FOR RENT Business or residential property, - i Trt>rs should give their liberal appraisals; quick action. 5 ROOM UNFURNISHED STUC­ ! ,r post office address us CO HUNG A LOW. 2 BED ROOMS, 4— HusincHs Service Southern Mortgage Co. H Autre/ If , thfir phone number if A icade, Orlando, Fin. Phone 7213. LIVING ROOM, DINING ROOM, KITCHEN (equipped with electric » desire results. About one Dope ml on 1 put of a thousand hns range), HATH (with hot and cold MONEY— to loan on Improved doR O YAL CLEANERS rt DYERS 1 water). LOCATED 2300 PALM ET­ Unbone and the others riinblc resirienuni property .n We clean anything. Do all kinds o il communicate with you Sanford at 0 per cent interest, m TO AVENUE. RENT SUMMER plaiting. Phone 481-J. f ' : they know your address, brokerage- Address Loan P. O Box RATES, I HONE 148. diiti.nliniinnre M U M ,,r PHONOGRAPH... repairing, piano 503 City. ROOM bungalow for rent,’ .|n person at The Sanford tuning by experts with 17 years with hath mid garage on Frencn\ loffire or by letter. Tele. experience. Sanford Music Store 11— MlscellnncouR Ave., near nth I’hone 221 *»i ilKontlnniinrtm are not ami Gift Shoppe. Room 10 A H Me rail nt fit) l Park Lander Arcade, Phone 832. TWO REFRIGERATORS — Gund condition; priced reasonable, Pier­ I ROOM Cottage, unfurnished, for ( oj . Prompt - Efficient HUM,DING BLOCKS irrigation Service rent. 1700 block. $25 a month.| lioxes and general cement work son Larkin, Inc. Mcl-andor A remi a Featuring All Requirements I(<•x 1700 care Herald. Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Ter- Phono 880. "W e Sell ()unli(y Seeds" willeger, I’roy. 3rd and Elm. 12— W on ted I In- iirst crop insurance is good l iiounremenls 17— Business Places For Rent seeds vviili mi Inferior grade I LA N K Y, S DRUG STOKE— Pro*; seeds one ennoo* evpee* I *S of good ap­ A T T H A C T IY r rooms to rent for scriptions, Drugs, Soda. Wo aro MEN AND WOMEN AT10N and PLU M B IN G -veil n tinai|iet etui* "iln fethle, | pearance to work for a local con* stores or offices nt Par'i Ave I LpfcUUy. Wo handle electric as near you as your phono. Call to,! quality seeds the buttle is halt f —r ; -------------------------fern. Easy work, full or spare time, W, M L pumps, home light and r illN K — If you are Dunking of good remuneration. Pay every day nnd Commercial Street. won. Young, Owner, 208 Park Are., op ' hianu. Saufunl Machine Co. building, why pay the Architects Apply to The Herald Office. . several huqdrod dollars for plans, ------:----------------- —•---------------- - posite Court llouse. bl And Found when you can get the same free, |1— Rooms W ith o u t Hoard 19— Houses Fur Salt and keep your money in your pock I et . For further information see 3 UNFURNISHED -rooms, 314 Just put those weary, shoe, i —2 new porch rockers tnk- SANFORD N O V E L TY WORKS. E X TR A!! ACT NOW. crinkled, aching, burning feet into Elm Avenue. „m 503 W. Third St. $50. V. C, Culler, Prop. Building Con­ Two story home—good roiulitiod- a TU hath. When your feet ache |if returned to owner. located—close i n—$1(11)0 and hum, Ti*, ami only Tiz, will 120 W. Church St. tractor. General Shop & Mill Work COOL— Sleeping too ms, all con­ Well 1!17 Volusia Ave, nnd House Painting, 115 N. veniences, rates reasonable. 1201 5200 cash— $(!(> per month. All bring relief. Rh ine 5597 tomolilles rush $2750. French Ave. Phono 235-J. Tiz is grand, glorious for tor­ Magnolia Ave. Phone 300-.I. Capl. William Fanning* Myr. Orlando Fin. Si ruggs-Scoggnn Realty Co. tured feet. It draws the swelling DODU-' LUMBER and complete line of Phone 735 or 338-J. Masonic Tem­ ami poisons and acids right out. 15— Apartment For Rent cars and Graham Trucks building material. l*»w prices. ple. Stops the pain of corns. Puts your Lit!, fit. Phone 3. Security [.umber Co., "Where Good ,,TTp —n ,, fTpc-i, feet into perfect condition. nnd |GROUND— floor garage apart-( ,.*o p SALE: Grades Come From" Mupto S'S & COW AN CO., Auto Sixth. Phone 797. ment for rent ; furnished; $.b> p£VE ROOM BUNGALOWS m iN C A i nw s ON|or ON <:' t " |,nx ,,f „iore. ,ij! n"Don’t w ,u,vsuffer. ',n'R (lrpnrlnM,nt monthly. 2414 Palmetto Ave. Ap­ PALM ETTO AVENUE. IN SAN btor and shed metal works Have feet that never hurt, never Itnd ornament a' 'licet mutal CONCRETE in every shape nnd ply J. L. Miller. FORD HEIGHTS. CORNER LOT, 1, form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ EQUIPPED WITH ELECTRIC d*'! tired. ITtl. 7DLW. 21)’i French Ave. mentals, etc. Sanford Content Prod­ FOR RENT 2 three room partly RANGE AND W ATER HEATER,* — * • M tt ucts Company, Fifth nnd Maple furnished apartments. Apply Her­ PRICE LESS TH AN M ARKET ih'VORU HUiCK CO. T l i © R o a c l ’ s G r r o a t St*. Phono 112-W. ald. VALUE. TERMS TO SUIT* BOX _ _ _ _ _ 112 Magnolia Avo. j 15 C.O. HERALD. Fnone 307 CLABKNCE SMITH 2-ROOM— furnished apartment,) Quick Service General Contractor convenient, reasonable. 518 Elm FOR SALE:.... FIVE ROOM | HUPS— MAKMONS 100 West F irs t' Street Ave. Phone 321-W. SPANISH BUNGALOW ON Low Prices nford Automobile Co. at Phone 441 PARK AVENUE. 2 CAR GARolin Avo. Phone 137 TW O NEW — nicely furnished liAGE. NICE LAW N. IMMEDI­ We do all kind i nf ele ctrical, ------ -----------------M E T A L ROOFING— The Roof Evapartments. $25 per month. 815 ATE POSSESSION.— C A N T BE battery and repair wnrk. Try J IN — FORD - -KORDHON • erlnsling. Metal shingles; W. First St. Phone 21)7. Your Headquarter® BEAT FOR THE PRICE, TERMS mi r guaranteed service, save I Edward Higgina Inc. (standing aeain tin nnd galvanized $200.00 CASH. BALANCE and he satisfied. When You Come Over tUI & Palmetto. Phone 331 roofs. See James II. Cowan. Oak COOL. CONVENIENT, — finely M ONTHLY. BOX 118 CARE HER­ ave. nnd Third St. Phone III . vent Minted upper flat; four ALD. ■OUST SAN FO B I) Fletcher Uattery & rooms with private hath, two pii* I THE New Sanford Booster klATJtESSES properly renovated; vale entrances: double R«rnge. FOR SALE; FOUR ROOM COT­ one day service in Sanford, by Fleetrie Co. jdirplijdng bunch of celery Adults only; $25 monthly. LMm TAGE ON ONE OF BEST LOTS |»rb Ftudebaker Agency Sanford Matress Factory. Phone Park Ave. If ON M AGNOLIA AVENUE. NEAR 820 W. 1st. St. Plinne 382W 402-M. Garage Co. SOUTH SIDE SCHOOL.- PRICE REASONABLE. TERMS TO SUIT Ry Rlosscr PURCHASER. OWNER BOX 431 BCKLES A N D IBS FRIENDS CARE HERALD. rguf«hi Daily llCT,,w H. C. VIELt Men’s Linen Wash Suits 75c LOANS Sanford Laundry •f t j “ D R IV E N T O IT ” \ Sanford Credit Association HAPPY FEET IN 3 MINUTES Found! A Hotel S E E I) S Thai Gel Heal r In Daytona RESULTS ! Rales, Large Rooms And Service Dean Seed Co. S Hotel Howard The W ater’s I’ine l Make Our Bath House And Poo! TO D AYTO NA You use our Bath House or Suils fe/lXG, T V6ioo) W I'D DO CUtfH A L L . M 6 A 4 e V oO 1^ 1 MAO If/ <oO DO <5P etiD \T A L L F o ff CAkSDQ w P o t? v o o f? <s e L F r/ T tOrxX-D fierf / T 'O 0OQ CNOPW l4 - f o e Mei6H6o(?iVooD Akl AlC P \ ^ L e 'O P A G u iC L L COA(SoMo 0 / A tse e ' x 'o 0 l n a v iC A )I( VOO’ P DO A LOT, VOO U)OOLU«VOO,f?C J O S T T C Q IM ' ,-Ab & e T M e t o <3 P e t)D MM lo T apdo MD OS To OLAWC . a -.-' C 0 C G G ? ?? G e e : a » h z , -x 6 C T i h a T 6 N e < o ] m e : a S tU E U - IDEA - 1 L-U, 7 am $ lo T « £ < i/ d 6 V / "VMa T ' s LVK£ v c o , t Wo o & iA . JOoT 'C A O S t VOO 6 o T MOkleVi VOO 6 C T ^1'DCk' Of7 A$iD C C o S S / . <SHoa> M/m \f= I 'M BEST BUY IN AG RICU LTU R­ A L LAND See Me At Once W. M YOUNG Bargains In Ural Estate Park Ave and Cntnmerdal St, __________ _____ ■4 ..... -'.i*5^nr^ 'i '3 0 ’ /"*.„ orj O l x m i n c e y Operating Pepp’H Fool And Hath Mouse 'j r l r e s f o t t c In The Slate Of Florida In the flowing well district near Sanford, with day subsoil. On the highway nnd one milo front R. R. station. Already cleared, Perfect drainage. Virgin soil of unsurpassed fei ti lit y, will grow anything. 1,000 Acre* in units of R acres, as many as you want AT * PRICE Sn LOW IT W ild "Make Y’ our Head Swim" Home Seeker*. Here Is Your Cliatice It May Never Come Again If you can make a *niall cash payment and finance your first crop, it will easily pay for the luml. If you arc looking for a "Snap" | Hero It Is i MUCK LANDS ARE VALU ABLE Just three miles from the Hit limits on highway 1 have eight acres uf muck land' that can I*" bought for $501) an acre or special price made on nil of it. Thirty acres in entire tract Includes citi u» lands and other good garden land. Finr place for poultry and truck of all kinds. Men can mako living raising bulbs, celery, vege­ tables and poultry for Sanford and Orlando market#. Address K.*A. C. care Herald. This will not 6e on market long. If you do not think this land Is worth the price try to liuy .omt* of the muck hind® in other parts of the country. ................... ............................................................. ......................................... ..................................................... . Tires & Tillies T lif.v IS 'liv iT + + + + * + + + + + * + + + + + + + + * + 4 -+ * + + + + + + * + * + + * + + + * + + + + * " ” * * + * + + * * + * * * + * * * * * * ¥* * :* ' * ] JL “Most Miles Per Dollar” - IM lIS ' Greater Safely And Added Comfort COMI’ A ltK TIIKSiB PRICKS 21— Acreage For Sale <3-ti$i6V / •IMT ■» at* ttavtct, (oc.'sta'u • Hurry Over Often! 2(1— Fnrm.s Fur Sale FIRES'ltJNK OI-IH IM .il 30x81 j Cl. Cord s 7.35 3(1x 3 i S. S. Cord S 31x1 H. S. Coni 51*.BO 29x1.10 [lallixin ■' 30;; 1.75 |ta>l«on 510.95 30x5.25 Ibilitmn 5*3.95 31x5.25 lialloon ? * 1.20 20x5.77 Hal'onn SJli.or* 33x6.00 Balloon 5*7.69 Seminole lir e Shop Firestone Tire hull <■«* 411 We*t First Street Tel.893 On The Wonderful Ocean Beach At Daytona BreakersHotel The % will prove an Ideal Stopping Place for you and your family during the Summer month® or on your week end visits. Only a step to llie ocean. Special Summer Rates I Extra Special Week End Rates T he Breakers Elotel “On The Ocean” f + + + * + + + + + + + + 4-F+++++++> + + + + + ♦+ < •♦♦♦♦♦ ► ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * * + ♦ ♦ ♦ * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1927 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 27, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 27, 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>, June 27, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8ce400b4d83915e3c22b37989bf111e5.pdf ac172c216b05c8ca239c8f219c575066 PDF Text Text THU WEATHER VOUR NEWSPAPER Partly cloudy with local thun­ dershowers in central and north portions tonight and Wednesday: , hc,l in Moricla’s Hoar! World’s Greatest Vegetable , Its Richest Garden I-and 1-p i i H o ■onthoos* w?n*l<v SANFORD; FLORIDA slire iiiiuriuUional News Service 1 W w w ■ By TIIESJ)AY, JUNK 28, 1027 NUMBER 253 Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations C *V 1 $ rtC n H f k ! t ,1 J Bottle O f Ammonia Holds Up Ocean Hop M U N IC IPA L AIRPORT, O AK LAN D , Cal., Juno 28 (IN S ) Two ounces of spirits of ammonia held up the take o ff of tlie army Fokker on the Hawaiian flight n full seven minutes todny. As the zero hour for depart­ ure came .near, it was discover­ ed ammonia had keen overlook­ ed in stocking the medicine chest of the plane'. With siren screaming, a police car rnccd •to the Oakland Emergency Hos­ pital, got the ammonia and rac­ ed hack again to the field. The aviators will need the spi­ rit of. ammonia if high flying makes them dizzy. , •**I f' A.tkTVM al LJ BRITAIN, JAPAN HermanDai nnran jin rnn State Chamber Commerce DRliiU ui vLll WUiD ebate With Marti s Forced To Return ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., June 28- (IN S )— Herman A. Drum, president o f the Florida State Chamber o f Commerce, linn otfctvtUnited Slates Officials Sus­ rd the challenge of Governor John late m discussion or the tlratnaae Grace Vanderbilt Becomes Civilian Aviator H a s pect Move'Through At tit title W. Martin to meet him in joint de- problem and the sale of the drain- j Bride7Of Man Father Is njro bonds. I would deem it a privil* A Broken He Hect­ Of Both Countries In Naval 1at* over the Everglades drainage edge to publicity and face to face j Suing For Alleged Drugs* 1 rohlem, n question that has cltin:; To Create Trust Fund Limitations Geneva Parley mnxed a loiter controversy between discuss themi matters with you, | or And Returns To cither In formal debate or ‘ n m -; the "big three” In the Democratic Field In 8 Minutes formal debate or in informal dis­ Sister Also Mixed Alliance Thought To w.rty of Florida. Governor Mar­ cussion. tin, Sennlor Duncan U. Fletcher, Up In Virginia Suit Have Been I^mg Head and Herman Dunn, in a letter in “ I would suggest this meeting take place lit St. Petersburg during the mails today. All Members To Suit Belong All Civic Organizations And Has Been Prickly Thorn In Dunn's letter o f acceptance to the week of July tenth, if Hint i ‘ Public At I .urge Asked To To Prominent West Virgin­ agreeable to you. I f the place and British Side Many Years In j the governor's challenge war. a the time dues not suit your con­ _ — .loin In Celebration Wed­ ia And New York Families Protecting Western lot crest ' follows: venience, I i an, o f course, meet you nesday In Honor Of Airmen Giant Fokker Machine “ lion. John W. Martin, , at anv place at any time after this NEW YO RK, June 28- (IN S ) “ Governor o f Florida, W ASHINGTON, June 28. .(IN ] Gets O ff To G o o d HONOLULU,1June 28- (IN S — Mir draco Vanderbilt, one of the S ) - Great Britain's aggie* ive at-1 “ Tallahassee, Fla. licit to tin* great Vanderbilt for­ Start From Oakland titude at tin., tri-partite naval eontune, and Itenry Gnssawny Davis, ________ • ferenco—and the fact tlu»ti Japan third, member o f a wealthy Elktnn, MUNICIPAL AIRPORT, is sjupportiiig her in that attitude W. Vn„ family, created a sensation has led Washington officials'loin OAKLAND, Cal., Juno 28— : in iicicly circles this afternoon to Htrongly suspect that the farwhen tliov wore married nt Din mu­ Insular officials will greet thn (IN S )— Fat o today fuvored •nvy Steaks And Flap Jacks famed Anglo-Japanesc alliance i . j nicipal building here with tlm po­ airmen, expected to land on Wheel­ the huge army tri-motored ll’. 'man on duty there acting ns oao er Field at Schofield barracks on Art* Popular During Initial being resurrected at Geneva. Fokker plane, manned by This alliance, a prick y thorn in df the witnesses. Wednesday morning. The public Part Of St ay Hut Weather!1 British relations for many ye n is invited to attend the demonstra­ Lieuts. Lester Maitland and Too Hot For The Attaches wan supposedly killed and buried W ASHINGTON. June 28 (IN tion nt the field, hut every effort Albert Hegenberger, in the at the Washington conference in \vialnc Expects To Get New S) Henry Gassnwny Davis, third, will be made to keep the reception race to be first to span the Pa­ RAPID CITY, S. D„ June 28.1J12I by Charles Evans II tgN Propellor Late Today And grandson o f th Info Senator Gnn- orderly. It bus taken two weeks to eotn- It was to secure the abrogation of t'oway Davis, of West Virginia, After a two-niiute greeting by cific between California and To Hop o r f Front HawallAt who plcte the metamorpbosis, but those this nnti-Amcrican partnershi > was married today to Miss officials only, the fliers will he Hawaii. An Karlv Hour Wednesday Grace Vanderbilt, was named ns given luncheon and a new change who came from the cast with Pres­ that the American government *bErnest Smith, civilian entry in ident and Mrs. Coolidgo to the paVted from its traditional pelii one of Iho defendants in n suit by of clothing. Officials will then the rare, taking o ff two hours nml Black Bills at last becomu cowboys of “ no alliances" and entered Into HONOLULU, June 28 Fearful hi father, John T. Davis, four drive llie weary aviators to the 2f» minutes nftcr the army piano 9 W ARSAW , IV.bun!. June 28.— n treaty with England, Japan ami —drug store cowboys. nf In .Ing out in the race to bo first wicks ago, to set aside a 81,500,000 Royal Hawaiian Hotel in Honolulu. hopped o ff in an effort to catch The unexpected heat wave diu it. France for the mutual protci ti"ii «>f (IN S )— f ’lanmce D. Ghnmherlln to *p:ui the Pacific i>y air, Richard living trust fund. The Royal Hawaiian will he the and pass it was forced by a broken and Charles A. Levine, famous For the first ten days in Rapid bach hpi "■ pos e* Ions and ii According to the- bill of cnm- headrpinrters of the flyers. wind deflector to rrtum hero Gr.it , the “ aviator with a broken American nirm<:i who made n n«nAll civic organizations will parCity. The boys, as it were, whooped cats in the Pacific. plaint this trust was created on Htnp flij:iil from New \orlt to • nx- neck" and no-called navy entrant, K.c. I t, 1022, when Davis alleged tictipato in n luncheon Thursday it up three times a day at llio A. & Second, in all-important malt r todnv speeded up arrangements F. restaurant uiui the Virginia cafe, o f cruisers and auxiliary fighting ony, Gormnny. turm-d tl%«-ir m v«i I: pro|io ;ed Hqwnll-to-the- that, be Imd been drugged by nar- ill honor of the flyers on the roof breaking mum : 1 > i ■ ' 'dm inlutlitiK robust vestern htcftkd» uuil craft, Britain lins refused to con­ westward today ait-r a i'ricf \irit luainlaml flight. Grace _ hopes to Iciitics given hum without his know- garden o f the Young Hotel. A genoral puldie reception on the old pal­ flapjacks about a foot in circum- cede to the United Stales an equal­ i d., efl* tomorrow morning. to the Polish c.i dti.l. ace grounds is scheduled for Satur­ fercnce. Tlie weather was cool, the ity in tonnage and armament. , b tl". mc'pllnn of a new pro­ During their sl.u-t slayilier-*/!* day. Maj. Gen. Lewis, departmental well known open spaces gave them Third, the nritlsh delegates have American peller. ac ’* plane was nil set toI commander, will stage a banquet * i > given contimloui. an appotita, and the solid tare i*t insisted up n ttopcryjng the ques­ ,|.i . A propeller, shipped aboard in honor of Liruls. Maitland and the plains more tliau lillod thu oil j. tion of cnpital ship tonnage, es- ovations. Th dcpioiiHtmtlons id Hip liitcr Maul, will arrive in llaI Hegenbcrger Saturday night, if Then came Diu torrid spell which tnhiished by tie* Washington trea­ friendship nml ndmimlioii l'“ gui .vaii.tn waters today and will lie embraced all thin region, lhrcc- ty. This amounts virtually to at­ when tlie Columbia landed at Wos- curried to Pearl Harbor by senineh steak looked a little heavy tempts to revise that treaty nml otow field late in the afternoon in n plane. i uiustorm. when one’s collar was melting Chamberlin and Levine were down into his shirt. There is no greeted by high tate officials and dining room in the local hotel, ami lust night were guest* nt a state monoplane. The flier will therefore no muitre d’ liotel wlio dinner. Tlie Amerirnns said llmt in jot hi looks after such occasional things course, announced touny tnnt ms j,, t„ nego pluqc to the Is' some respect ■ the flight front Kauai, whence tin will zn«as liglit and fancy food fur hot apparatus is in perfect condition, damage tu Mnrienhid wn> «o r: • than m < j of weather. The cowpunehors and far­ Two signals will tic sent during the , their lives for California. the trip over the Atlantic, i in •’ mers like their steal: in uny Kind flight, Captain Shnngrnw explain- tlon men t Mechanics worked n" flew through rain and wind and tightening struts, nuts, an ■ of weather and the four combina­ treaty. Tlien. suddenly ed. Transmittcsl nt half-minute In- nirln. heavy fog, helng compelled to rise tion lunch counters and service res- consulting with Tobin, trrvals, the letter " N " will warn I The lien1 a thorough survey of t i the fliers their plane is veering to ,j„ K was s t at . linns to : n altitude of lu nrlv (Inu’i'V ship, nllhoutrb v * Uiurants in town continued tu serve ese dolcgate i 11 tndly t|p< north; the trier " A " will slg- |„j. gom* t I they believed tliere wn*» something 1pi,000 f' the same. of til same general typa Alabama Merchant nify a deviation to tlie south, rhe 1perfectly, Secretaries, clerks and other at­ in Britain's proposal after nil, and th.* nr*, bergh's ‘Spirit o f St. L» ii that Japan was willing to discus* | torrent? angle between signals will tio Arthur 1 taches of the executive offices be­ Is Sanford Visitor U Gig a borrowed p twelve degree*. who de*igi gan looking around for some place the question of capital ships. . Grace mnde n lest flight This surprising about-face on ns Switzerland ’ which dispensed those 1ighter-thon* lerdny, flying over Fon Is! \V, if. Wild, n leading hardware /iir dishes wliicli neither fill not the pnrt of Japan’s delegates fol­ weather repo1' Pearl Harbor for half a i h merchant of Evergreen, Ala., was sqtisfy, but which are about nil lowed a series o f extended confer­ are going to Ii v< aviator was not quite si tlsf i i Sanford today as tho guest or making It# If they encebetween the British nnd the many people cur to wrap theml*pGl*ll shown l>y hi* i tarh II M. Kumbley and Charles Tate. Japanese nt which it is understood orland G. y pro! expecta installation of the While in the city ho spent several Home important questions concern­ Zurirb. hours visiting with a number <T Poii di army m ing China nl»o were discussed. former Alalmnm residents. trlV'X to the ! like Lindbergh, will have “ Kanford i one of Die nicest 111cans. A ifitiadror in seeing straight ahead, t|,i cities I ever saw." Iio said, t > planes I ad flm ling erect In ran peep ii rrprruonlnlivc •»f The I U*rn uj* top o f tin cockpit, but •*[ rnjoy vinitinsr a plwcfi vrlirrc U c-cnrl tliem to Uur. most part ho will rely i i evident that tlm iwoplo take mi lla* fug was no thick on through side windows, pride in their city. Sanford is so p>* uml asking fresh instructions. Imi retnrnrd. announcing timt will vary bis altitude In ct. mi looking, and its building* are B.Tko Japatoede delegation likeould not find the Col imbi i with tin wind and wc a n]| modern nnd well kept," ho addpisc is reported to Have raided to title!: v.o’ilher. The Polish [Lltio for further instructions. stated today. M IAM I, FLA., June 2i (IN S ) rs reported weather conditMr. Wild left Sanford late Hilt — Fred Onlus, wealthy Admiral Viscount Salto, head of • bail tlint mttny persons beafternoon for the return trip t» Wit . inventor, is being 0* Japanese delegation, in a forthat tt'i* Americans could police here today pcuilin »«1 statement, denied current ronvel through iho storm uml quest scheduled for t o’c Ifrii that Japanese would proie flvlng field. afternoon into the death Mf a tri-pnrtitc peace treaty inBain Miller, .15, and her six year | old sun. Marvin, who were drow­ ned when llio cur driven by Osins] Finding O f Nunffcsscr plunged Five negroes, two of them wo­ into Hiscnyne Bay last men. were hound over to await tho And Coli Is Branded of tin* dead woman, nnd Osins nar­ ,,,-tion of the Grand Jury this rowly esca;>ed a simillur death. morning following Inquest into tho As False By Officials Osins, with whom tho Miller Fnmilones, an Island group 20 mil­ killing of Albert Gardner late Sat­ family was diving was placed un­ es o ff Thn Golden Gate, reports to urday night. Tlie five are: Dcmil* NEW YORK. ,lu;ir 28— fob j QUEBEC, June 28— (IN S ) -An­ der arrest after the incident. Il ­ the field stated ut 7:15 A. M. Willis. I ( wls Williams, David Belother o f the long string of rumors ls a heavy investor in Miami nnd r l .irle A. I imlbergh. who is tr.vTaking o ff in n fashion that ex­ Ijimy, Annie and Anna Boll Bclthnt Captains Charles Nungessor Miami Bench n-l estate and is said ing to get hark to tho obscurity of ceeded the expectation* o f the ■Thirty-two men were signed up nnd Francois Coli, missing French to have ainas i*d a fortune from ua n i rivnto litizcn spent another day Mr. Trailer returned Inst night, sponsors of tlie flight, the huge ar­ Gnnloucr was shot and killed in I" the American I>cgion Drum nvlntors, had been located iu the electric milk shaker which he in­ conferring with husiness a- (irinmy eagle left tho cud of thu run­ tes reguniing the proposed St. from a tour which Included ML tho “midway” lute Saturday night .and Ihiglo Corps nt a meeting held wilds of norHiern Canada, was way at 7: UI A. M. nnd 16 minute* Louis-New York air line. It hn l In ia. Tiiveres uml Eusti* and ho in an altercation that is said to [P*t night in the legion Hut or> branded as false this afternoon by vented, Yining Marvin Miller recently t^en expected that Ltndltergh stated this morning that in oveiy later was lost sight of in H»c h***» |fUniimlo Boulevard. Several oxiiuve arose over n negro woman. offlciuls. beyond tho Golden Gate. I'rienced drummers and burglars • The rumor, which stated thnt the attained nation-wide fame n» being would remain here until he liops lily ho was assured of a largo ra- He died Instantly from a charge Tlie army flier* were accompan­ ptra in tho number that Is to com- fliers hud been -found nt Ghost a perfect specimen o f a child and o ff for Ottawa, Canada, to attend un-sehtatlon In tlie niotorcnde. Ho fired into ids face with a shotgun. explained tl»o preparation being: ied for 25 minutes over the I ncitic t'w the musical organization of Lake, some 400 miles north of Que­ was declared by exports to bu the the Heml-centinonnial jubilee open­ The gun was found by Sheriff made in Sanford for the visit on greatest swimmer o f his age. His by a fleet of 11 army de Huviland*. ^ttpbell-LossIng Post, M. Hand hidden In u patch of weeds bec, by government geologists, father was an athletic director of ing Friday, but be announced that tbf citizens of U k o County. A t thu Farullon Islands, lari land be would fly to St. Imuis tomo-directly, back of the house wher*1 i Th- first tiractlce fur the unit were given no official credence, it before Hawaii. tho squadron In addition to the entertainment* tho negro v.as shot. Inmates of I several swimming pools. row. 1 . , arranged !• to be held tonight nt the hut. being pointed out thnt if the a\i.t- | soma time ago, tho Mi- tin* piace would tell nothing about broke rank* and nil but one Ljni, 1 Miller and Osins were riding in it wnslated that Lindbergh ; glsojc in charge of the meeting : tors had been located by governhack. In this, flattest of alt tho lane Theater is to stage a special the affair, all professing ingot;I the front and Mrs. Miller and the visit to J. I’. Morgan nnd compnr v P»»t night Stated that every man nu-nt employees, an immediate i> - | Crisaey Field plunes, were Capt. movie porformnnre during tlie a f­ . signed up should attend the port would Imvo been made to b-ldld in the rear of tin* automobile. yesterday had no financial signifi­ ternoon hours for tlie visitors. This M. S. Moggs un.l Stuff Sergeant cance. Ho wus merely the guest of I They were pinned under the car by *r.itlal practice nnd everyone there­i headquurters either here or In OtJ. P. QTaliahmn. For another will give three mnjor entertain­ a member of the firm and hnd I the rear windshield and dust hood after ip order that the corps could tmva. No sueii report bus l*eii r e - ; ments for the afternoon the other |t* tkle to piny within the next crived, nnd all confirmation is luck- jI while the two men iu the front luncheon with J. I*. Morgan and two being the boat ride* on* Like Waters Funeral Is ether bankers. I seat escaped. The bodies were re­ jttrrp months. Held In Lake Mary Monroe and the baseball^gnine: ut ! covered from tlie "bay by motor ____________ ___ L Following nrc the men who nre Municipal Field. ! boat a few minutes after tlie fatul Nine Injured When be in the corps: F. R- Digbton, The funeral o f K. J. Waters, 76 Lunch i* to lx* served the mem­ i Trotter Is Making* TherrituU. U J. Hult. Fred bers of the motorcade nt the City years i.*f age, who lived on the Explosion Hits Mine jerrtner, Glenn Wihbish, *■ Tour O f Lake County lfr.il grounds, or in the Yacht Club Hollingsworth grove near Panlu. gwphtrd, Earl ^ h u ltz. L. P*•j . Touring Planes Are Wat In-Id Sunday morning ut It building. BIRMINGHAM, Ala., June 28— :H:lttenden, Paul Shoemaker, J. E,’ E. J. Trotter, secretary " f th» o’clock nt tlie Luka Mary Cemetery. In New York Today (IM j;)— Nine miners were injured, l/Jtchie, Stanley Walker, L. C. He-■| Chamber o f Commerce is in Lake Mr. Water* had been a citizen of several seriously toduy when a J. if. Hlntermlster, Morris County todny, making a tour of the Seminole and Orange County for pocket of gan exploded in the Ham­ TPfncer Tom Holt, Dick Hatt. L’ various cities from where dclegaGENEVA, N. Y „ June 28— (IN DITV. N. Y „ Jun i*28 tho last 85 ycain, being cue o f tiu: gshner. Vivian Speer, P. A. Mern,’ tions in the Lake County Motor­ l—Thirteen planes urrivwt nt 11 :- ilton seam o f the Thomas mine — (IN S )— Roland MacKeiuie, of pioneer residents o f thi* caunty. .F C. Newman, Harold Clnyden. i A. M. today from Buffalo, N. near here. The mine I*, operated by Washington, i..._ und Watt* Gunn, of . cade, scheduled t<» visit Sunfon completing the m om ! leg of the Tennessee Coal and Iron Com­ Atlanta, member* o f the lust Anieft- E. Stevens. Claude Slstrunk,’ on July 8. will come. e Ford reliability tour. The first pany. « “srinal,i HoUv It. F. Rochclb*.’ tcaiii, and Ia“stHe Is extending invitations to An inspector and safety craw riean Walker cup unc to arrive was thut piloted by tMby Lting, It. M. Sturdivant, L.r every city and community in the ... University of er. BoUtttd o f the wen* rushed frain Birmingham to hit H- Wood*, o f Troy, O. Boyle, WHHnrd NVoolnrd, E. H j county to take part in the ccltbrutleading Minnesota art* l— ^ contender* Tlie plane* are expected to hop ( the icepo. Ail o f tho mjurt-d inen in the intereollegiuto golf cham­ •Lcinson, A. F,. SJoblom nnd Tur- Inn «,f the oiieningi of the f for Schenectady at about two were removed to the General Hos­ pionship which gets under way fc' r McDonald. Plans for this lock this ufternoon to urrive pital of the Tennessee Coal Com­ hen* today. said to be ,B- ft- Heck, a member of tho pany. •*ie at about 8:30 I*. M, Municipal Hand Is to l»e Instructor ,0r the new corps. Maitland And Pal Depart At 7:45 GRACE SPEEDS UP PLANS FOR TRIP| L o c a l R ealtor Is Sneaker At Rotary Club Lunch Today W e a lth y Inventor Held In A c c id e n t That Claims 2Lives 200vAutomobiles In Motorcade To Visit i L in d b e r g h I s A g a in ! S a i lford On July 8 W o r k in g O n P r o je c t j A,., F o r B i g A i r T r a f f i c Jfirs. 32McnlnDrumAnd Bugle Organization Formed By Legion IT. Z �TIfE SAfflOHD HEnALPJUONDAY. JUN^^y, 1927 PAGE SIX H and M ade V oiles Cool, refreshing summer frocks o f gay colors are these pretty hand made Voiles that are priced so low.' Complete size range—va­ riety o f colors and styles. Come early to get one o f these for they’ll go fast! Fashioned offln e^bqu ality Baronet Sat­ in, daintily made, these Princess Slips arc rare values at the prices offered. Only a few — don’t miss this chance! *t* i Big Reductions On Gowns Buy One Pair­ A s Long A s Th ey . Last * ! Teds, Step-Ins. t • •’ , ' . Get Another Pair F R E E ! These genuine Arrowhead full fashioned hose are ex­ tremely sheer and lovely— a wonderful value at $1.19 and you get another pair FREE! Lovely Street Gay, serviceable Silk Frocks princi­ pally for Street and afternoon wear are priced at half cost. Here you can select several dresses that will amply complete the summer wardrobe which calls for many frocks. . Wonderful Values Values— thats what you will say when you see these Silk Dresses that are worth twice as much as we ask. Splen­ didly tailored, smart and dressy, they are the “ best buy in town.” SMART HATS Stylish Numbers Clearing $ and frocks that sell for as high as $35(4 are counted in this special group that^J are so greatly reduced. These frocks 1 are superbly tailored, o f exquisite quality a n d represent unusually high class value at an exceptional price. Get in on this now! * • Chic headweai in fashion’s latest designs awaits your selection at prices that make them extraordi­ nary values.- You’ll find your size and your fancy will be pleased with the variety o f styles. .. • ’ W E DON’T S A L E W IL L SATURDAY COME E A R L Y A N D S AV E ♦ W A N T Y O U TO R a f f e ld ’s L adies Shop END . I-'irst Street • “ S T Y L E W IT H O U T E X T R A V A G A N C E ” . MISS TH IS SALE V A LU E S A B E . N ext Woodruf f-Wutson H ERE YO U W IL L P R O F IT ! - �With work well under way on the construction of a com­ mercial building on Knst First Street, the expansion of the fa lr t r d ' Hw i i i i I C I«M O ffe r e r 37. 1*1*. « t U » P » « t » K l r » business district of Sanford east ward toward the Hotel For­ «i Sanford, r io r td n , n n d rr A c ( rest Lake is seen us a certain fact. The start has been made ■ ( o n i r r u o f M arrti, 0. W IT . h o l i /a n d C m 5AN _— r m T o n and we look ojtiwctnntly Toward t*> the announcement of olliil. litiW An n n e a r . ---- MASAtiau er now stores and business enterprises for Ibis in>»& :jirJA-a C M I I . i : K. JONES. S la n a a ln * k d lto f .jiVjv-CTvlTTlV.T HAXW ~"_ •**w »«-•*■ -w —. ------ —— J; “ r. c it^ m i* M ». , . . 7 *• J KxcrKsIvr 1'ronpfrily. Cheerful Young Lindbergh. He Slue To Fly llijth. Why Not Trusl Tile lxird? tty A i m i r t b h i b h a n k -vt;ca: n .-’ TH E WEEK ENDED with Wall Contrary to the expressed opinion of Home people, First 'street and high finance fairly Street lias been designated since the opening of the street|cheerful «n .r * r M o n t h s -----------. --------B r . r t r t lo f » f w r»k 1 .1 !' eastward, ns business property. It never was the intention to “Some .... worry moderately about W r r h lr * d t H » « f » r T e a r ----- the rI ccI busincas. make this a residential street and it never would have been Other* worry over the fear of V b » I l i o i M . Sanftird’a p lo a o rr n **»*pnprr, ajh acrlh ra la th* In torn a - possible to do so on a successful basis. Sooner or Inter First "tight money." tt.ixnt N r « i S o r tlr r . r r r r lv ln * from Others feel dread of "ferocious | S » . anprrtpr - » m i ..onfnnlaatloa Street all the way east to the hotel will he practically solid competition" in the automobile in­ f n r n t r fhoaaand w o r d . d a llr re v e t- with commercial buildings. •no a ll tho Irm lln a rx rn ta o f the cndustry. n r t r r o r l* - T h o I. N. II. «• rapceln lBeautiful business buildings will not injure the Hotel Hut good automobile concernr Ir e ffic ie n t la K ln rlila and I I I m anner o f hanillta® a fa tr nr.ra la Forrest Dike as a tourist center. On the contrary, stores and are increasing their planta, expect­ arllhant canal. shops along First Street will become a decided attraction to ing to ahip a half million earn to ‘ .T h o H erald la a m em ber o f tho the tourists who winter there. The hotel will grow in popular­ for ign countries ihts year. A m llt tlnroaa o f t'lrm la tlo n a . an lato rn n lla n n l A aaoolallon o f P a li- ity with tho elimination of tin* barren waste now entirely sur­ IN IN TE R E S T AND dividends, llahera. Adrortlaora and A d »o r tla ln * big corporations will distribute .Agent* o h lrh , rnnltra oorh P « . ■ rounding the placenext month $660,000,000. iiaher-m rnitior to auhnill to a Tile Coca-Cola Company has pioneered in this new busi­ ISarouBh andlt o f anhaorlplliin I la la Foreign countries pay us about In ord er t - r e r l t f n h a olu lolf all ness district ami by doing so is entitled to receive the hearty one billion a year on tlie money e la lw . o f '. fm la llo n , aa w rit a* • aural l.u «lo e *» mothodA I support and co-operation of all Sanford people interested in they owe us. We have nothing to the development of the city. The Herald hopes other business worry nlmut, except prosperity, and TU ESD AY JIJNK 2fl. 1927 buildings will quickly follow the Coca Cola building. All le­ that usually makes neopfo nervous. ...... T i l l . IIK H %1.11‘ S H llH IH A Il LUNCHING ABOARD n friend's gitimate business enterprises should be welcomed and en­ •a -K ru a iiH i) In rll| and ro u n tr ad couraged and especially on East First Street where develop­ yacht yesterday, Colonel Lindbergh m lalatrallnn. he believed regular commercial ta- Hooper oater roalea In Jarhuoament will add stimulus to a project sponsored and financially said • llie. passenger flying across th<» cor l a —t'nnalraotlnn o f HI. Jonaa la d 'a o backed by home people. tinent would be well established in l l l i e r Canal *«— ln a a K ttra ll»n o f m o n lh lf " P e r np W eek .” .\nam rntlna o f hollifln a proaran.— houuea. hnlrla, nparlm en* » honura. a — A «'..mniMnltr . ‘heat. • — t'o io p lrlln n o f c lip b r a o tlfle a •Inn program . a , —A now and m odern hnapltal. Our appraiser awaits y o u r phone call. He w i l l appraise the |value of your tdd furni. l u r e without any obligation in you. Let 'ay five 1years and trails-Atlantic fly ­ ing within 10 years tranii-Atlantic air mail oven earlier. To a friend who suggested tie should go to congress, where his father sat before him, Lindbergh said he thought that would be "too dull." He is as young as his years. Going ashore in a highbout, with two young flying friends sitting far buck of him in the stern, he said to the driver," Give her the gun; a lillls water won’ t hurt those hoys." He whs much delighted when terrifically high speed on a curve threw water over every­ body. He is not a solemn young man and does not take himself or anybody else too seriously. -0 Encourage The Republicans Col. Pot or o. Knight, prominent Tampa attorney, is tospunsihle fur a statement which deserves the consideration of a lllBlK VEIIBR FOR TODAY •tlie people of this state. Thu statement, in the nature of an *. GLORIOUS I'llAISEt—Make n appeal to the press of Florida, asks that Republicans be en­ joyful noise unto God, nil the earth: couraged to organi/.e all over the stale. Directing his plea to Sing forth the glory of his name: Make his prtilsc glorious. Psalm the newspapers in a recent address at Leesburg, Col. Knight said: 60: 1, 8. __________ ‘ "I don’t want to be a Republican. I am one of those ‘fool W H A T IS GOOD" Democrats" ami I always will be. I don't want to belong to tin; "W hat is the real good?" Republican party in Florida, bill 1 want a lot of other people 1 asked in musing mood. to belong to it." Jr, Order, snid the law court; The Herald agrees with Col. Knight and heartily endors­ Knowledge, suid the school; es the idea. We have always been of the opinion that what IF YO U ftn flying see that Truth, said the wise man; Florida has needed most in the past few years was the pres­ your pilot remains at a good uTenslire said the fool: ence of two major parties. The Herald would make ii clear height, except when ready to | Love, said the nuiiden; If your engine "dies" you Beauty, said the page; that it is in nowise pyo-Republican, nor has it ever supported land. have left a flying or volplaning Freedom, aaid the dreamer; any Republican for office, but it fully recognizes the urgent distance equalling from five .Home, said the sage; to II times your distance in a need for a strong Republican party in this state. Fume- said tho soldier, straight line above the earth. Equity, the seer;— Florida would derive innumerable benefits if th- Repub­ Thus at 5000 feet up, you can lican parly were a deciding factor in state elections. The slate go five miles. Snake my heart full sadly, If you arc flying only 20 feet would receive polilieal recognition that il has never e n jo y e d •"l he answer la not here," above » city ami your engine heretofore- Florida as a political battleground for tho two big ■ S *V : ' * dies,you may lc> aide to fly dThep within my bosom, parties would receive large federal appropriations for the only 1000 feel farther, five short Softly thl* l heard: development of her agricultural and transportation resources. city blocks, which means destructjf'Ench heart holds the secret; The state would be the object of extensive federal patronage i< n. Kindness is tlie word.*' If 10,000 fert up you could , —John Hoyle O.Keilly: just as other "doubtful" si ales like Iowa, Indiana, Ohio and continue traveling at least 10 California. miles more and clear »»f any r. Did anyone are Iho romet? --------- U--------Here in our own congressional district we probably el tv. Tlml is Colonel iLimlbcrgh,* ; . Hush little shower, don't you would have received federal aid in the construction of the warning to inexperienced fliers. try; you'll stop h game, bye mid St. .lobits-Indiati river canal if the influence of a strong Re­ ’ .bye. publican party in this state multi have been exercised in BISHOP MANNING, o f New York, sailed for Europe, h o rrif-1 Washington. Tho project which means so much to th is'sec­ Tho hot weather in inspiring n led by suggested experiments' started several with J o t o f people to try their luck ut tion of the state might easily have been "unmarried unions" and years ago at a time when till that wo could get out of Wash- "sex experiments." 1 '< writing poetry. M* —----- ■<>----- •— "If." says he, "the church ingon were measly appMirfatluns for surveys of Hie canal. “ ** . You itre un old timer if you can should listen to such proposals, We believe Col. Ki^ght is entirely right when In* says t recall the Uaya when women wore I would not lift a finger to Miigh lopped shoes and liked them. that Republicans should be encouraged. We Democrats who finish the cathedral." ------- :—O--------- I for yenrs have looked with suspicion and disfavor upon any VT* ought to hart a double-head- move made by the Republicans of this state should discard HE REFERRED to the grant -,cr scheduled every dny amt then cathedral o f St. John the Devine I that attitude and recognize what could be ours for the ask­ i^mayhe we could gcl> one of the that at ill needs many million:. ing. Att lung as Florida closes its doors to the Republicans New fangied theories, the learn-1 ■'games played. as have most of the .southern states, we can expect no recog­ • d bishop .calls “ nhamcful and i 1 "The Cat's Out,” says a heading damnable," wldeh Is putting H[ • In the Tampa Times. The same nition in Washington. If tlie Democrats are in power we will mildly. Rut why not finish Hie get no help because they know wo are solidly Democratic, and 'would he true If you put another cathedral and trust in God to in tho word. if the Republicans hold fort they‘will see no necessity fnr look after morals, marriages --------- „ ---------showering favors upon a state that can offer it no induce-!unit such tilings hereafter as '■ Canuda has tho lowest pronor- meats. He lias done hitherto. It's a “ tlon of divorce rases in the Engcomfort to believe that all pow­ b Ijsh world. Hut then Canada docs - O 'er and the future are hi His ; not have a Hollywood. bands, not ours. » « -------- --------IIO T W H A TH E It H E A LT H „ Our office hoy says tie is satlsJA P A N S E N SIB LY SUggept* a L A K E L A N D LEDGER z fled with his salary as far as it perpetual treaty of peace and '|goe:,. liul the trouble is that it friendship with the United States. doesn't seem to go very far. Easily ranking with the weather o f such assistance. People who Thai would anil .us. in fact, a ■------- o-------ns a juicy subject of conversation want to l><- healthy in nuinmrr wo feel, that we have sueli a Orlando has clinched the first should dress for coin fort and treaty already, nt leant on our 2 half by virtue of ila victory ycstcr- In health--vnprhtlly health in hot common sense. Light weight. aide, with all the nations o f the weather; so we will listen in on Dr. . day over Tampa. Now look out loosely woven clothing, preferably world. We have never started for the Celerymcn in the second A, II. Waterman o f Chicago, while light in color, is best. As for diet, a war with any nation, and he tells us tilings we in the South half. don't want any. have known all the time, lie tire- omit the heavier meats, fats, and What \y« have made, is all wo supply o f starchy foods common­ H A fter getting the insitl<> dope on pared a statement for Gorges Mem­ want. It wasn't until tlie fool­ -th e situation, Tampa citizen* ami orial institute on how to beat the ly eaten in cooler weather. In­ stead, eat these tilings sparingly ish kaiser told us where we £ officials have succeeded In round­ hot weather, and says: and cat generously of vegetables might and might not scud our ing up a large number o f dope pwj. Mid-summer comfort is largely a and fruits. Proper food, proper ships on liie wide oceans Hint * iTdlera. matter of tin- right sort o f food clothes, exercise and play in the we look a part in his war. 1 . *■ _^ ^ »'."d right kind of clothing, and open and adequate sleep will keep What'a become of Will l». Up- thosetheliving north of the Mason the normal i arson fit for the while 2 nhaw, Wayne H. Wheeler. Nlehoand Dixon line con well take a summer through. Tho benefits f !“ k Murray Hutler, ’ Teaches" For Aching Or ’I'ired Feet t« Browning, Charles G. Dawes and suggestion from our brothers liv­ will In-Ip I,, carry you through See A Fool Specialist ing on the other side. Notice the the trying winter ahead. Slusaolini? Phone till For Ani'oiolmet t men, especially! No lightly wov­ He might have added that cit­ Dr. J. R. Virllor |» We wouldn't mind hearing »omr- en woolens, hut cool, loosely wov­ rus fruit, if one is lucky enough to Chiropodist • one whistle or sing "It Alnt Gonna en clothing Avhii Ii permits the r have access to it, is another major Rain No Mure" provided lie knock- rape o f body heal. And notice tin* consideration in the diet list for At Lloyd’s Shoe Htnrs t «d un wood, especially while the colors! Mostly all light to re. summer. And speaking o f thul, fleet tho heal, not absorb it. All the Byrd flying crew lias laid in a ^ ball team Is at home. this dressing-llie-jmri business is store of citrus fruits, "such as or­ Maybe another reason why llar- important for summer well-being. anges and lemons, for its thirst5 ry Ehl* won the title of southern It’s really giving nature a chance. quenching qualities and also be­ ? amateur golf champion is Unit lie Not always have doctors, any cause citrus is excellent as a dis­ J did a great deal of his early prac- more than lay people, understood ease preventative in the event fli­ q tiring on the Sanford course. •he full significance or the value ers are forced down at sea." --------n-------id From ids activities on thp Tampa j| bench, wo know how Judge KtnlO IL A N D STOCK linker is feeling these days. Fine ^ Sanford Herald, lie makes Hie othI'AI.M ItKACII.I'OHT a or fellotr feel the fines,— Tampa « Times. In many parts of tie* state today his own money if he wishes, but lie various roitqmnii"i arc lapping the should realize that Florida ojl stock j The president's son is in love ground for oil, And in many other is nothing but a gamble . - and wants to marry hut Ids fattier parts of Hie slate, notably the cit­ Investors in a firm which spends ^ object* because be is too young. ies, Hie same and other companies, its money drilling for oil are piny- 1 *» Atfd this proves that the Cool idgo are tapping the pockelbooks of the ifig a safer hot far than those who “ Wo Soil Duality Soo(Ih" .j family, after all, is just like hun- people. jump into an unknown firm ( The best crop insurance is good ^ dreds of other families. It is important to tla* inventors which may <>i may not apen dnion-1 seeds— with mi inferior grade of and those who hope to make an cy for drills. The outdoor sport so seeds one canu«t expec’ to ba.Tlie .Sarasota Times is all worked over night fortune that the aims column t the Western fields which ‘ np over the furl Hail six copa and ideuls of these oil men be in- leaves the officials o f the oil com­ vrst a bumper cn>i> **mm fertile, were escort the Tarpon T__ asked ------- Id — ........... .... vestigated. Whether or not there is pany with fat salaries and quirk j qiinlily seeds the battle Ih half won. V,'| manager from Mir field. The Times oil ill Florida remains to be seen, profits without a dime for equip­ ■ n e h o u ld feel h n o p d , most p la y e rs 'll may or may not have been found ment may lie introduced hero. reauire a body guard o f only two in small or large quantities, the Those who learned a stern fi­ Z Bojicemen. ground may or may not lie geolog­ nancial lesson from the real estate ically favorable, tint there iH no boom should not forget (bat Hie gxrj-lj ’ * *i Ji'** You ran aav what you want to doubt that money will tie subscrili- same reason it is Imped there will ateV'it ofvitnniing pools n-* * c l '<» the companies regardless. be fewer broken hearts and pocket• Midi!«*>■; mighty ji Those firms selling stock or ask- books, if the oil fever captures tho mdJiat.v; hut but one would feel miglitv 120 W. Church St. pood oil a day like this.— Hanford Jng subscriptions on the basis that stute. ^ Herald. Why not put on your bath- the whole proposition is un out and Rhine 5397 There is little difference between inp suit and come on down for u out gamble urc presenting tho only oil and poker, the odds are more Orlando Fla. visit tv our Atlantic Ocean?— Ml- fair proposition. There ianot hing even, and you play with your mon­ to keep a man from gambling with ey a little longer. * ami Beach Beacon. - anything you wish in the store and wr shall be glad In alio* you the appraisal 'nine on it's purchase price. McGriff Furniture Co. Church nt Orange OKI.ANDO. FI.A. You • Is what wo are huru fur. Drive in and fill your tank with that Good Gulf Gasoline OILING— lilt RASING— WASHING, Stone’s Service Station 16th 81. «V Sanford Ave. I’ honc 77.1— W Service You’ll Appreciate! Your Foul needs the kind of service that assures it being cor­ rectly repaired— longer life, greater pleasure, lower cost of operating are a few features of the car that's "fixed right." Oar long experience in Ibis line oT business «ith the latest and best equipment should enable us to give service that will please. "Ask the ones who we are now sieving" Mattett’s Auto Repair Shop US H. 2nd. St. STATE Rear Wight Filling Station AND COUNTY Will Remain Open Until Siiturda> July 2ml. Stair mid County Taxon may bo paid up l<» and includ­ ing Saturday July 2nd, tho only additional rout to that date being the coat <d advertising. Tax Sale Will lie Held, COMMENCIN'; A Ul.llll oVIoi-li ....... MONDAY July Jt It, tit which time the first item mi I ho list of delin­ quents taxes then remaining unpaid, will he sold; TA X SALK W ILL TIIK N HE ADJOURNED Until 10:00 o’clock A. M. Tuesday July 5th, I!l2jf, id which time the sale of lauds for unpaid taxes will be resumed. JNO. D. JINKINS Tax Collector, Seminole County V>; r ■ T does not matter whether you earn two dollars a day or two hundred if you spend all you receive. The ultimate result is the same. It does not matter how much you earn, hut il makes a big: dif­ ference to you what amount you decide to set aside that deter­ mines the future o f you and yours. We do not assume the right to dictate what you should set aside and keep, but Those who gather noth­ ing in youth will have (he same amount in old age. That Get Real Dean Seed Co. Judgment ira. tine Expenditure of Money T A X BO O KS S E E D S RESULTS four old lurnlhiie help for the new. .1iist srlrcl A N A L Y Z IN G SALES * Many merchants find tlmt it pays to analyze sales-—it helps them to make better preparation for the future. Consult us freely any?time on business or financial matters. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK "Tlie Hank of Service" {je m in o lw (l[o u n (ij7 5 a n k Sanford.Fla. STRENGTH-tJEHVICK - PROGRESS ' »_ /& . Cashier �THE SANFORD HERALD. TUESDAY. .TUNE 2$, 192 PAGE THREE MISS M AR G U E R ITE GRAVES GUEST OF HONOR A T LO V E LY COURTESY R efletli hr the cordial hospitnii-1with nifiee Telephone 148______ MRS. FRED S. DA1GER, SOCIETY TU TO O - - Mrs. Alvord SU>no o f Philadel­ p h i a , w h o fs visiting relatives nt Winter park, npcnl the day hero Monday ns the guest of Miss Edna Chittenden. Mrs. Stone will be re­ sented a Coly’s compact a3 memen­ membered hero as M i s Rutli Wal­ to o f the occasion. dron. Following tho presentation of the prizes the bridge nccesories Beverley Bender, Jane Tori^ncc wore removed and the tables spread and Sydna Anderson leave Wed­ with dainty hand made cover* and nesday for Jei’ltjnnvjllc whore they tempting refreshments consisting will .spend a W. ok as the guests of Mis* Nellie Ray. they will In of salmi, 1 I rolls, olives, oho balls nnd punch were served by accompanied:!-) far as i’alutlm by tho hostess T -dsted by her mother Beninrd Schirn!. Mrs. Mnry 77 Strong and Mrs. YL Wiggins Mrs. Braxton L. Per­ kins and Mrs. Bryan Sturmn.i. Invited to m*pt this attractive visitor were: Miss Margaret Zachary, Miss Frances Sturgis o f Hous­ ton, Texas, Miss Marcia Palter, it. Miss Ruby Tloyne, Miss Sara Warren Kastcrby, Miss Ylina How­ ard, Miss Anna DuBose, Miss Mary I*i it, Miss Ava Wright, YIi i s Eioi‘-e Brady, Miss Kitty DuBose, Miss Neil Williams, Miss Helen Yernay, Miss Xunio Williams, Mt . Bryan Sltirmnn, Mrs. M. Si W ig­ gins nnd Mrs. Braxton L. Perkins. M IS S W IN IF R E D STRONG HOSTESS A T P A R T Y HONORING MISS GILMORE I mtiin at- bridge at tier nome on CriAvenuo at .’I o'clock honoring F Marguerite Graves o f ColuitiK**c C., the guest of her sisters Mary and Frances Graves, j FRIDAY L. -j paughters Sunday School Ihjuof the Methodist Church will \\Z t yacht ihg party, boat will JriK from the pier at 8 o’clock, i rtrtlc Nb. 5 of the Methodist U uKh will meet with Mrs. WalLr Clark at .1 o’clock nt her home m\ French Avenue, B Playground Bonrd will moot at If o’clock nt the office of S. R. ttditon in the First Nntionnl pmli Building. ; Etbcrca picnic at Lake Mnry titk iupper nt 7 o’clock. All Rekfctjs, families nnd friends arc inLjinl to attend and bring basket inch. S A T U R IIA Y iyjren's story Hour will l»e lieid You A s k O n e >The first five quesliun* today pro prepared, byi the Amerim Nature Association. Answers • ill questions are found on fill social courtesies, was ng dn honored Monday evening when Miss Winifred Strong entertained nt bridge at her attractive home on Magnolia Avenue. The colors o f rose, lavender and green were featured in the decora­ tion* ami other detail*, and most artistically carried opt with very colored zinnias nnd oth * lovely garden flower*. Pretty bathing girls adorned f! tallies used for keeping *corcs fur the interesting game nnd after the usual number of progressions lmd been jilnynd score') were compared nnd it was found Hint the high retire prize a bridge set had i n won by Miss Ruby IToyne. A nov­ elty portfolio was given Mi Frances Sturgis as consolation prize. The guest of honor was pr MrsMinarikHas Guild Members AsHerGu cst On Monday Afternoon The regular social mooting of the Ft. Agnes Guild was held Momb-y afternoon at the home o f Mrs .M. Minarik on Laurel Avenue. Brighteving the room* where the mem­ bers assembled were bowls of \i\ id hued zinnias and cosmos. Tito afternoon was quickly spout in sewing on articles for the baznnr ami in discussing plans for work during the Rummer months, a most satisfactory report was given from the rummage sale hold last Saturday. Committees v re appointed for altar work. At the tea hour. Mrs. Minarik ervtjd individual cakes iced In green ami orange Bherhert. Among tho Guild members pres­ ent wore Mrs. Raymond Key, Mi. . Shcrnflill M. Lloyd, 'Mrs, George Henderson, Mrs. Chris Matthews, Miss Finest Hill, Mrs. Richard IV. Russell, Mrs. Beecher Kent of Wint r Park, Mrs. Fred Daigernnd Mrs. Minarik. i XL. '.r.','4 l3 A Mrs. Ryan .will give free Fac­ ials—and teach the scientific method o f caring for your complexion. W e will have a private booth in our .store. Phone for appointment. n u v iiin <•h a .n i t . ii v [j. g. WAI.KI'Ht, t’oniplalaanl. I v* H V. Iil.I.IS. iininarrb <1. ami t'. I-. IlillNUV. unmarried, ami ALVA t DtPAHS, n.-f) nilnatn. OltlUCIt FOlt UL’H U C A T K ' N THU STATU OK KLUKMIA T " : ALVA U. I’ASS, I fA 11lu iU l ’ASS .V. I t x i ’AsH. U A i . s t i r r r o i m . i i . i u n c . IC O L IM B IA . SO U T H U A ItO L iN A : I ll ii|i)irar:nK by Affidavit ftb d ill Mill ciiuttii that you uru u rrnMoii •: * Stuio yr country oiimr tlont ilo' Imp of l-'torbla, and lliai yolir. r.-KlUinrt iih puitlculaily an In known I' the Affllllll Is curt- of Itol'aHH A: fl'rpjon, I'ulmotto Hulldlnu, t’oluiaYli. Scnitli Uarollaa, ami Ibtii H id e mi jH-rnoti In llu- ninlo of Florbla, knict of aubpoenu upon whom *Mid bind you and that Ih l b Mlef of Ibo Affiant lluil you are **n (he uiio of iwt*niy-unu (21) ilium: it is THKitHFOitt-: o m >t:iiE i> ><Ai you bo and you aru hereby i<-»UbM to appear to tbo Hill of |U)-midiilnt In this cause at the Court House In Kunrord. Seminole Vuuidv. Florida, on Monday (be 1st «■•) of August, litAT, uud in default .tUrer.f, imereu pro Confessti wilt !"■ !«r.ler<,d against you, said Hill of CompLum being for the purpose of birecbiulrnr H mortKUKe upon the -ml estate therein de*ntbcd. E IT IS’ F U H T IIK H O lt U H llK I) that FIWl Order be itubtlnhed once a W.« I: f t fmir (4 ) consecutive weeks In H.ii .ford Ilt-rabl. a newspaper 'llbllslird In Sanford, fiemllmle Csun j Florida. - t'Ub’i: and O I!lu:iIU I> this da: « Jtr,-. IH27. V. R, UOUtJLASS Clerk of Ibo dlrruli Court of Seminole County, Florida. Hy A. At. W R R K H lo puty Clerk. ffthl.TSll.Juna S8, J u l y Mb. I 2tb. <hh nmi Stilb. G. A. Dreka and Company uri—tan *ni>»iwa ---— Service Weight Buy A Pair For Fine Hosiery! and we give yon another free! Full fashioned, all Shades, Colors & Sizes—a truly "fine hose” Delays arc costly. Idle men nntl late completion arc thp result of failure to receive materials on time. Full-Size Gum-Dipped i f Ini h ACCin ENTS TRIM M ED H ATS Some exceptional values for tliis price. Wednesday Only Lndy Gordon ‘/l’j rf nr A Special line of highjfc 1 grade Summer hats to sell^ i Wednesday. will he tfhnl io know that we will have with us on 'June 27July 2 inclusive, Mrs. Ryan the Dorothy Herkins I'cauty Specialist. I \oi .i : r i u . v n , n . n i i i n i . S I C\K N E S S W ED N ESD AY O N LY men ..The many friends of Mrs. George IcCrory will be glad to learn that Me is convalescing after an ope rator Mr*. John W. Sneed and-child* ,1*01), l>lck, Jack and Wilson and MU* Oltic Johnson retained hpn;e Monday from Indian Spring*. Gn., where they spent the past' fort' night. Raffelcls Sale Is Breaking All Records! ij—Can flies ent.solid food? ;_pn both male and female rogs and toads croak ? 'J—What are the differences bein -11 rabbits and Imres? How far can rattlesnakes trike? S—What animals in the United Utis hibernate? ( —Wimt is zymurgy? G—From wbat statu or stales is* land taken fur the District of jnanbin? t8—In wimt state is Ml. Vernon, rashington’s homo ? 9— What is tin# fixed mint value Fa troy ounce o f pure gold ? 10- What statu of the union u the least dense population? iit Roy Babcock returned hpnts Sun­ day from Daytona Heacli where be •pent tin* past week. His many friends will lie glad to learn that ’he is rapidly recovering from hi* recent illness. Since 1s7« Florida's Lending Department Stores gge S. l i n n : m i n ii' « o i ^ •- the lovely bridRe party*Riven TuesP ‘! <la afternoon when Mrs. Cauthen throi llutehlnson entertained at bridge p. j nt her home on Park Avenue hon* sjon orinp Miss Marguerite Graves of {lll j, Columbia, S. c „ the rucrI of lier j j rs xistfrs, the Misses Mary nnd printcos Graves. coun The rooms whore the card labj l(, les had Iteerv spread for play were WPtv veritable bowers effectively decor- onno] nted with an abundance of cut j;llss flowers in which the pastel tints j,. j were nceentuated. Bowls of cut j flowers combined with ferns were j\jjss* arranged about these rooms with unusual pleasing effect, I.niu The (pmint tallies in paslel Mrs. ■hndos done in Mack silhouettes C„ Y Wire distributed ntnotiR ihe Knouts Rnyn a tin-v arrived by Miss Helen Ver- an, Y nay. The guests were then directed Card Ui their places by Miss Klennor H-rrimr. McJC Afi r n most enjoyable frnmo of . bridge hnd been tiinyod, the one J* 0 makititr highest score was present- "ayr ft! a pink nnd cream ince boudoir ro, J nib w. For second hiRb score tho WSr I wimr r received* an orchid nnd | cr* :itn lam pillow nnd for tlie one i J, . ' i Ultig the id ghost card there was | ° n uilf preen nnd cream lace com-1 **u Lint (I boudoir pillow. Mrs. Ilutchi- J Miss tin proRcn d her guest of honor! Mrs. Wtirt W: Warner and Mr*. S'. H. Garner irtnrncd home Sunday from Olivo, N. C.,'where he P. M. Kind motored to Orlando Monday where they spent the day. visited his brother. Miss Louise Thrasher returned I)f. urn! Mrs, J. it. Trnjfue nnd d«nii»Lt..r Lauren*, S. C., arrived home Sunflny imm » iorP?dO..P‘Y*r* henr .V........o atiL-riiolm and are the Ruests o f their son nnd wife? Mr. where she has been the guest of and Mrs. Mrs. CAlvin Tensue nt Mrs. N. H. Garner at her summer cnltuRO. their home in Mayfair. I Balloons % ■’]i.£•- j LUfa i tj N Ifljfg! UrnS M^M uiM-kly iId u Ii U' Imb-maliy I Hi Iiimh i.f liamlx, feet > > v i A.liOii ArcIili'Dlnl ilipltll *•}■•» Igilt fZS w.i-kly bi n. fit T u lfS IIII.I.S, liHKpital • fit atal iitbur allrmiiv> urea in br-lp >mi ill limy iii’t-.l, all UK »ti»iv ii la rCxr Y ? V ;2 r,. •’/ -Y'.tsV/ $0- ~ST No single item in motoi iniT give yell a greater feeling ° f security, will give you Krouter confidence in your cur untl free you from the worry of possiklu delays and incon­ veniences^ than now, strong, road-wort hy t ires. ,f l,‘ fact ,,IM your degree of comfort motorir^g depemls upon mr tires— tmd there can he hut one couch tone Full-Size Gum-Dipped Balloons now and t solved. , Can you nfforil to havi- >niir xiiippi-.t ami pay i-nult'.' Olullriil bill*. jn-ybapH In*.- ))*or Jab. I., .‘auxt* of |in)-tinioiila, u|»I " ixli, itfn or tin- many ntln-r *l,;kai -a, ,1 Uiut ar.- pn-val-(it at Jbbl turn- nr (in- y* ar? Ilc*lib •hU r.i enj.-at niay»iil*ublt, > no ami b ill your Kulury, Avoid 4h» i'l*k. <Ag. nto Waiitnl for local Territory'1 .. MAIL T IIR C O U P O N N o W North Aim-rit-an Arcld.nl tll’•iiruai Cit. Itotlimur •’(>. 2*. T la uiilit, Orlando, l-'lu. 'I.'litlwtltlii Ple a** »i-nd dot all* 1" la format ion ubnut the II a I UEMIEIt I ’O U n ' . ’’ N o obllKa'"<a to me. Nam* .... ....................................... W ith us time is as much a factor as it is on a railroad. <)tir service is clock-like . . . . regu la r. Y o u can depen d upon it. Our reputation is built upon giving you what you want, when you want it. Lei us talk over any w ork you are planning. W e may have some helpful suggestions. Chase & Companj^ Phone 5J1G )l> Oak A v e . S a n fo rd , Fla a Pair of Silk Hose of Splendid Quality, Sheer and Lustrous am! we give you u Pair Free. EVERY Hat Voiles For Summer Wear New Styles, Guy Colors, ull sizes Silk Frocks For Afternoon and Street Wear Biggest Bargain Ever Offered Amazing Values! $ These dresses are the talk o f the town. Come Quick bethev are all Sold. Smart! Stylish! Cheap! $ You'll anree that these are worth twice what we ask—Save money now! IXTlRNATiOltAI. STSTfM illoons insure utmost Safety, Comfort and CEM ENT l.onc Star remrnt la made bjr the Alr.bama Portland Cement Co. birnilnghatn, Ala. BubtltUary of International CVnunt < orporattad Ad.lr, „ Style Without Extravagance Next to Woodruff-Watson U . C 4 U . t t U M . M U M. U U t * K M N Firestone Tires Gulf Gusolinc V j �f&jm- ■ THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY. JUNE 24. 1927 Klnrlillt. f«»r "the pllrchnee nf 14 60.- iiinturtr July tut, 1931. 00# "0 Sem inole I ’ numy, Florida. H o n d a N o . I t In 16. I l i c l u a l w r . I iiiK lnvny Im provem en t Hnprta tnnturi* J u l y I at 1036, C I l titlin' n* Hrrle* "I’", unlit Loiul- In Honda Nn. 1A to 21, liiclinilvo. hear IntM-ret* nl the ram nf tlv* m u lti ri * Jill.' t a t , I M S . ' milt mill-half tier, iTiitu m p er iilltimid* No. IS to 29, IncluelVf. '| a „ mi in. ntlil in i* it# t fit .Inly tat, 193T, mntuii* July tat, 1917, r ,,r (in* i ■-*( imyttlilt* ar ml •mi nti Ally, Honda No. 2a to *1il, itirliialv*. 1 tmtti in Ini nml nlnt lilt* ri al pnynhit* ninttin* July tat 19 98. *‘ x *|iit ,Vc» \ m il. I ii ihy r*tft11* iif N f " Honda No; 37 to 45.‘ Inrlimlv*. ncU . ... .... . •.••ini' ......... mount, ci»ii - intliure July lat. imp. t n f . ................ fnnr htiml.’ett amt f l f t v __ 11-*»*1w ■** j i tijfluaii ■ • -— .a, .'if, •I. *. *!• ■*•ml i imrit-TT " ' *‘*T“ noil on- .ItiTy lei. I f f II... id* No. iiBTu 'ill, Ini-litalVf, 1■"* ; .....jit.tttt . . . . a-. i « v i i* a |*f 1*1ml iif th irty > i*nr« In the mature July tat, K i l l . ‘ ! In fuJIntyltiK manner,, t o - w l t i Itorula No. 67 In 78, turtualve, In.mi ,<n. l tu ninlure July let. mature July tat. 1912. uni IfUl. Honda No. 79 lo 91, Inrlualvf, lAlltl in,ml ■ Nn 2 In 2, inrlu atvf. tn nia- mm tire J Illy I at IP43. Honda No. ''2 to Hi6, Itieliialii*. litr-; in n .luij 1st. Ilia: Itiiint** Nn. I tn fi. Incliirlve, to inn- m*“iur»> Joly iai I:i 41. Honda No. tmi tn 12n, Inctualve, tun July Ini. ~ i I :■itmh Nn T In in, ln<lu*lv*-. to intliure Juty lat. 1946. II .iiila No. 121 to 136, liirlualVf, m i t lire July lat, 1916, Honda No. 137 tn 163, Inrlimlvi*, A Ural Homelike Place To Slop m ature July lat. 1947; Conic to The tlcran View Hotel at Honda No. 164 to 171, luclualve, mature July lat. 191*. Ilouila No. 172 to tan, Inrluelve, mature July tat. 1949. Honda No. 191 to 21(1. Inclualvr. In Hi lire July tat. I960. ttiftnla No. ! t t to 231. Inrlttalvii, runtui> .Inly I hI, 1181. Honda No. 232 to 213. litflualVf, mill lire July lat. 1982. Hdrtda S'A 251 to 27 ?. Inclusive, Mini on July lat. 196.1. .alaaittraMl «• '7l To 103, In.Mliah *•, met m e .till' 1 * 1 . IBM Honda No .mi III 331, Inctnalv**, to to to to tn |T in to to to t li ii li f i . * >1 1 I' im If 11-• I Cl nr V IIIOIl Ilia hill f u r allllt lin llila IllUat In* a l n l i ' i t to il n lIIIra ntnl C e n t * . 'I’ l f - f u l l f a i t h t i n d ' f T r f d l t o f tin* h,'*|i | . |», Hi>ntil fill thfx ltif| to o n ^ B e a c c jx lo to to to to m u m Wl.'fria- Our Sorvlre is sunirthinj; that in given you without cast— it is n part uf this orgnnlintion just ns much as our slock hut you as our customer arc given this extra—a delight fill accessory tn g "ids of merit. HAVE VOUB “ CHANGE OE CLIM ATE" THIS SUMMER WITHOUT LEAVING ELORIDA. J<uh*oitv!Urs forces! Hold AbsduUh/ fireproof Same Ditection fa REDMONT 9 ^ T U T W IL F R ZJi>fnJ/iyhMn(ila ANDREW JACKSON /lathviUc Tenn “ A Stihslnntial Jeweler T H E Y A R D WITH A M IL L B A C K I N G This agency has long been faithfully serving property owners. end fh Din filer Hotels Co.Jnc C re tin f L D ln k ltf P n i Horn! Grade Zip Service Flume Ui5 Yard y lair |tie a f i i a l t i i r e n l I t n y t u n i i H r t ie li, i i h r r r y o u n m l > " » " f n m l l i iun> i i l e n l r « » i l i r " t i t l e a unit, o r i l l a i i i i r l >m i m e l » f « l o tt ir f it li l a t ir f . m i l l e r t l i e a e i l t t l l u u unit r r f r f a i t l n u S illlfll \ 11ii ii — H e T r a d e W i n d a. W h e r e m iy e r u o i l a t h r i i u e t h e l l e n e h . • Im i e l l i K In iiiteii |*m %l l l l o i i a u r l e a t l n u I t i e l r u l i i t a r a m i i t i r a ir i n t i l , " h e r e a r i t m i r d i d Id a **207 lie r.'* T ile In 1*11*1 IliiH til*. rroa aeil Iii flu ir f r e e li rlilic r a , I l i r f l m i e r - i l e e k r i l iliin p a . t h e nail r e s e n , i h r K r r n i lii-iiidi, n i l t h e a e l i n i t l l l e ii i' Ii i i i m e n f a c e n e r j , r e a l f u l m i d i>li*iiainu In tin* e y e , H o te l* « l l h u r r n l l r r r i l i i e r i t an In in e r r u l e a n i n l i i t n l i i t h e an m e Id u li a l n n d n r i l n f a r r t l e r f u r n h l e h th e y l i r e ............a. \ iirn vrm n n f a m iim e r r u tfr tn ln m e iM a ln r la " l i t * “ I 'llO I .I C K , " ■Inly a. I n m t 3 . H n h e > n u r r e a m n t iu n H in t, l i ' i - f l l e m rm n la f ru m n i l ill r e e l li m a , \ d i l r r a a lit C l i n i u h e r n f ........ m e r i c f o r a i' l i e i l t d e n f r e i l i i e r d h o t e l , ... ............... I n m l e i i l l n u i * r u l e * . ‘V^r A N S L E Y PIE D M O N T ClUarUx Cn COM PAN LU M B E R Even the finest constructinn sometimes foils to with­ stand fire. The only certain protection ngainat finan­ cial loss is sound insurance. Be prepared! 5” 3:ig*SaU S3 11 1! Cannot Buy! in n Suhstantial City" I fii-* i>ejil nf a t'lrrk of County i Seminole County, i iSKAI.) ‘••‘•if Something You I ’ hone 3302 or 570 W tltli itny nf June in to K. J. C O A T E S , Mur. C. E. Chorpening tli. i I k tit In rrjetjt niir' hud all MBw. I Viilinim t a j*hi*ul*1 In* ittld WinHi'it In to Coronado Ilearh, Kin. IThnroty screened, moilrrn, imI proTrmenta. Rates $8.Ml n tiny American 1’inn. JIT* per week single, S2.’> ilouhlc, Packing Furniture Draying— Storage ih>* linni>t of County «%iinmloBlon<;fH reviM-niily f ur H i" payment , Seminole I ’ounty. Florida, at Hanlllda tuny lx* auhutlttfil In thr nl- uf i In- tirltii'ltuil nnd I n U f f H «'f *al'l iif |-’Ir»rl«lr». , , frnt. tentative ua to run* of liiii<rcal liotula leant* f'f iHMtult • W IT N IW S iny linml na Klerk of .......... minty tVintmlKsinin-r* nf tn arc to hi'iif, tlic nlti’ riintlvf lilila to llnurd nf I ’ tHintv KnrmnlMMuiier* ho hriaoil on n rilfc of hilrteet Ita" Hetnlnid*' * 'minty. Flnridn. r * * " ' ' " rtn* i s< njlniili i 'm int> . rlnrliln. unit o f t l i o Ii o lu la t o I i f a o ld , to Established P.mS 22\ Magunlla 1‘ iiime IN Dup-nitrt cJ l u a 6cajiN.m !Lt|>;i*lLr> By Martii JUST BEFORE TH E WEDDINC \AX>MV, Kit V;VVV\ A VVTTVb* Ha COLKHOWltdt TO A WtV'DiM’ , CHWt - A WLDDJW' WHY, d t t VV=OTS v.'j. 6 0 VJM ttAKTiS KiT Look. -------- ---------- -- . \<IN0A PAVfc . I Tut VfJiootKio. BRdTHtq C ora ano Tut pro~ ,WVtOToMORROta) AT HIGH Noon .WILL _ ., vorto TH\^ tACRMIMC, T o r TWfc ‘ l We THt t-*iA\D \ OT HCUOR. - VlVODlMG ' AMO WtST / °°T \ I 1\ MV) BE OHiTEO IM TAARRlAGt — X 0OMT Mil,*. V THE VjEd p i i k .. IvitRT&eDY UMHEO- By Small LOOKS T H A T W A Y S A L E S M A N SAM -Tue. old boat 's Ronnm’ UKe GoT AStHfAA k eR someth in - t uot>e IW SoTmtV HAPpeHS'. Ilthini, la m and alhtr in/armallan, >• imr Ikliiloirnt, or ■. C UITKIT H. u nasi U r<iH>|n J i n ] F siungrr Tttfftt A g m mlh 6 NittuB* C K. dioft 4 G*wi> Maiu If. IM V. lit Nmt 11112 ioLu 1% IuLhoiSU. fWIA JniuteSi FbiUt x ^ , V tT THE VIEDDING - BELLS J >R\NG bivvy , xy u -V y BooTs,^/ /.i.-O J\KiKiY.' , _ ! VJftO WILL , vjho pyV*i,WecK'. \ S 0tA £TH lW U K e T H IS ^ VdOULD ARlSGl VoUWG' tAAkl 1 WHV VT MUST e e WPiS ? f\ S T MbUR MeVeR SO ASToMlSHBD IM tAW U F 6 \ X ^ w w y - tyJtW- * 4• ROUTE Ho F a ir lig h t in g He R e, , ,\^ MOM’N PO P We save all we can by buying quality tires by the carload, cutting shipping costs lo min­ imum, cutting hand­ ling costs and elimi­ nating storage costs thru volume'sales. L'LL DO TH6 COOKINO a__ _ a,n. ,lr WHIl C NOM’ S AWAt/ IF YOU'LL WASH Trtii Ol&HES U ^ P I T . O f f. B Y TAYLO R SU BSTITU TIO N HOW.CHICK,I'LL AtAKC A j Ba r g a i n w i t h n o u - ~ — . L INC. ■ j, all PiGsr -HeGes GOGONtGMr — 7WrtV WAS A S ix . QUM 6AR0AIN X MAOE--- h P i l C went c a w u m 6 £ R .u p o n - 8 h m e T i m c A WCt l-t OF THIS ANO L't.L. YIINO L)P IN A SANITARIUM YOU (j£T TftflOUOM YOU'LL (trwc A POST G fiflO O U T e , COUK^e IM DISHWASHING J V U ll wash No These / A O R E .' uo 2£ n PrtP£« Pl ATCS but T " We save i Money Compare these Prices UA MONI) HEAVY TITAN (i 7.:jr> 12.40 service ervice 8.40 12.20 DIAMOND H E AVY SKUYK-E -^11 II mo. u. » e»r orr ct*2 T«r not ttavici. ikc $ 8.30 10.10 33.10 30.00 10.70 15.85 17.70 20.85 25.50 ^ f BOP IN l AHNTvUViG HAPPew'; Twt CAGE ASD P L T ONE O’ Tvte T tG E R S t^ ORDtP-S. \M ONOS” A T ^ UMaaW(ib«HI4BliUUUHBUllHHaBSauilto *- T-'CN JAVLEN'S OTueR ONE. DOWI TOUCH Ht»A, LON. OR HE'LL o n tv»e.u, ;cnuitic Kurd repair purls Hth and Sanford, ltd. \ Kim tier Tire Stuip B Y CRANE W A S H IN G T O N TUBBS II \ E .N A P S O U P . VtG / �THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY. JUNE 28. 1927 PAGE FfYB Phone 148 Jrtfonl Holly Herald N'T a d . K ATE S Cash in Advance .nix, » ill l»e received •Man and collector Kent r tf|v fin payment. ... ...lllc n line ........ He n line ...... 7c u line rules on retiursl. pijm-ni rales nro fur jvc insertions.* ^pls of average length led a line. um charge o f 30c for ^vcli'isiiiK is restricted ' - r classification. Ferrer is tnndu The SunHrmid " ‘ I* 1,0 responsible -nc incorrect insertion. JXrtiser for subsenuent s, The office should he immediately in enso of jp AltVlfKTIBRKS Herald representative -By fniniliai with rales, 4ml ilanouication will « Mcompete Information, if foU wish, they will assist g wording your want ad. -t |t morn effective. jpoltl’AN T NO TICE rt^ers should give l heir 0r posloffico nihlress as u their phono number if dtlire results. About one f out of a thousand has nhmie and the others caminaulento with you ; they know your address. Ibrtinlimiunre .MUST be in person at 'I be Sanford i office nr hy letter, leledUruntiniinnrea are not HJlt SA1 K I92G Ford roadster new Utico finish. New tires. Perfect condition. $275. l’ bnne 489 or call 509 First National Bank Building. fW G rooms, kitchenette and bath; TOPCO AUTO TOP DRESSING M ETAL ROOFING—The Ronf EvbvHulitul outlook: nil improve erlitBting, Meta! nhinglcn; Waterproofs, softens and pro* attract iveJy furnished, si rves, makes your top last for­ Mantling non rn tin nm! gulvntmeil merits; roofs. See Jnmes 11. Cowan. Oak ( moderate rent by week. Young's ever s money hnrk guarantee, no Apartments, oltico 209 N. Park brush fuss or muss, 60U enns sotit ■ve. nml Third St. Phono 111. Ave. in Flu. last lit) days. Salesmen WlGH-f-CHRISEN BERK k PKIN'1 JEWETT AND PAIG15 Elderly People Are Tainting fmwanted. See D. W. Short. Sul*m SHOP — Printing, Engraving, IIV E 'S GARAGE portonce of (j oral Elimination. Mgr. It Itnli Hld'g. Sanford, Fla. Sanford Dealer Kmboaaing. ik e us firat. Wo do 16— 11otiHc.s F o r Itcn l f)H W. 1st St. I’luinc ni It. I’hone 417-W, 11. R. AvenueN the later years o f Ufa there The Answers Is apt to be a stewing op o( Commercial St root. G ROOM—bungalow, furnished, on the ttodily functions. Good JR01)Eh TRIM CO. Coronado Bench, tip to date and Here arc the answers to the elimination, however, is just ns 'Wo trim the car, not the owner.'* coo). For July only. N. 11. Garner. "Now You Ask One” questions essentia! to ihe old as to tbh— Help W an ted (M a le ) Photic 817 for estimates young.' Many old folks have printed on page 3. !\ W. RADFORD learned the vaIuc of Doan's G ROOM— furnished house, l beds; 1— Flics cat liquid food only. Pills when a stimulant diuretic 2— Only male frogs and toads I SANFO RD Overland Co. Willy*- AN O PPO R TU N ITY— fur it num- Adults. $50 monthly, all convcnto the kidneys ft icquired. croak. tier of energetic boys between iCheies. 310 E 5th. Knights & Overland, Whippita. Scanty or burning passages ot the ages of 1 1 and 15 years to 3— Kahhits live in burrows mid Park & Commercial Sts. Phone 58. kidney secretions are often house their young are horn miked ami join our class of junior salesmen FOR RENT— Furnished signs of improper kidney func­ at 390 Elm -4 rooms & 2 Kilehatal earn $1.59 to $3.59 weekly dur­ blind. Hares do tint dig burrows SEMINOI.E HUDSON- ESSEX tion. In most evrry community ing vacation. Apply Federal Sys­ eiieltcs-sullabie for one or two and their young arc hern with INC nre scores o f users and families, $19 monthly. Phone 82G-J. hair and with eyes open. tem of Bakeries. The Basket, Mag­ endorsers who acclaim the 293 Oak Ave nolia & 2nd. •I—Rattlesnakes can strike a merit of Doom’ s, Ask your Phone 41 FOR RENT.. S room house with distance almost equal to their neighbor! bath on West First Street. $25.00 BOYS W A N TE D —Cun uso five length. good lx>ys who are hustlers. Can Month. Apply 117 Popular Avenue BARGAIN’ S IN 5—The hat, the hear, jumping P IL L S earn ns high as u dollar an after­ . USED FORDS mouse, chipmunk, woodchuck, FOR RENT GOc noon. Apply Circulation DepartStimulant O'urrlic to the A’oAwy. 5 ROOM UNFURNISHED STUC- skunk and racoon hibernate. A ll reconditional and guaranteed ( meat Herald. li—/.yimirg)' ip the branch of rmwr-SlitbwnCo-Mt. Ctwm..BuBtVfcN.V. M i BUNGALOW. 2 BED ROOMS, for thirty days, forty to select LIVING ROOM. DINING ROOM. ! cite meshy relating to t lit- pnvess KITCHEN (equipped with electric of fermentation in the making of | 8— F in an cial from. range). BATH (with hot and cold alcoholic liquors. 7— 'I lif* District of Columbia water). LOCATED 2309 PALM ET­ I92G Touring, $175.(10 MORTGAGE LOANS TO AVENUE. RENT SUMMER occupies territory once part of Maryland Business or residential property, RATES, 1 HONK 118. 1925 Roadster 100.00 8 —Ml. Vernon is in Virginia. ^liberal appraisals; quick action. 9— The mint value of a troy 1920 Ton Truck 300.09 Southern Mortgage Co. 8 Autrcy 5-ROOM...... bungalow for rent, 1 Arcade, Orlando, Fin. Phone 7213. with bath and garage, on French ounce of fine gold is $20.57 plus. 1020 Ton truck 200.00 Ave., near 11th St. Phone 224 or In -Nevada, with over 9110 MONEY— to loan on Improved de­ call at G01 Park Ave. acres to every iuhuhitanl, has the 1927 Coupe 350.00 niable residential proporl) .n least dense population. (One Day Sir vice $1.00) l 1920 Roadster 250.00 ' Sanford at G per cent interest, no I-ROOM Cottage, unfurnished, fur rent. 1799 block, $25 u month. ! brokerage- Address Loan P. O Box Box I70U care Herald. Also have a mini her of used 503 City. purls. 17— Husluc.s.s i ’ lnces Fur Itc n l ; I I — MiscellaneottH II. ('. DOUGI.ASS PHOMi I i •> 111 8. LEE AVE. i noma, tn rent Lit I TWO• 1 , 1 , 1 I V U I M K I I 1 V I I M ' I * ......... " *- ' * " * ' VP Opposite Forrest l-ukv Hotel i I'lmn it’ll | pi it i t! reasonable. i * nruiinut’ Pier » »» • to «•* i r vn ™ » htS Ave offices at• P niitioii; limed stores or **i Tires <.V: I ’ i i I h ’ s W. M mm l-atkin, Inc. McLander Arrada . "nd Gmnmemnl M rret Phono B80. Young, Owner, 208 Park Are., op4— ItumncHs S e rv ic e They Deliver | — ---------------- -— ---------- — ------------ —— posito Gourt House. A Word With the Old Folks I T ip c s to n e 12— Wnn led ^ “Most Miles Per Dollar” — F lllS - I .ARGO Plan under way for bit gv I old -1"I agi : . ■' I ■ • 12 I W. 1st. St. N*» Stiavivita: ihnl i.: Hie Ivcauty o f Black Flag. It killo pvrrv fly, i:t(i:.qt(itn tmd ttva:h in ym ir home. K ills other bugs, lim! In Id 1 1 rlruj;, grocery, hardware mid department :,torcu. lYnvdcr L ie uj>, and o n ly VWAV, IT FALLS OPP EQECVTIM& AJOtQ Vou R/OOVD- DOStT ILAD6M» SEEf I'L L DO IT FOR WOO! t( * MUCK LANDS ARE VALU ABLE Just three mites from the tilt limits on highway I have eight acres of muck lands that cun lie bought for *600 an acre or special price made on all of it. 1hirly acres in entire tract includes citI ms lands and oth«r good garden | land. Fine place for poultry and truck o f all kinds. Men can moka living raising bulbs, celery, vege­ tables and poultry for Sanford und , Orlando markets. Address R.-A. f I care Herald. This will not be tm trinket long. If you do not think this land is worth the price try t" buy ..onto of the ntuck lands In other pnrts of the countrv. , *1 ^ '/ D*AA ,lA/\ YOU EUEB TE LL. A/^yBotW/H s wn 3>4* • / We maKe A7?--- _ MO Onil •. SA!T?•»*•*« or#. Atuf i nr ; FOR SALE: CORNER I/)T IN PINEH U R8T. ONE BLOCK | FROM FRENCH. CASH TALK S. 1 M AKE AN OFFER. REPLY LOT 1 CARE HERALD. BRADENTON— way to open Green Plans under hriil go nrrojn . |*-T ni.rU l,| I " fo X K S LIQUID KILLS INSECTS UNITED STATES TIRES APX Pulling plenty of the right hind of rubber in the tight place i» « molt important element i** lb- building of United State* Tiro*. Thi* Web Cord machine *oak* all the Cot!* i Cord for Royal Cord Balloon* with pure rubber latex. I.ate* i* tin right kiad of rutibor to imprngnalo tlio Colton Cord. s, :D TIRES IS&r ip " * P R IC K S FIRKSTONK OLDHEI.I) .'10x3'/j (T. Curd S 7,ILr» .10x3 Pi S. S. Curd -S 0.35 ,11x1 H. S. Curd SI I*HO 29x4.10 IhtlliHtn S H. 10 .10x4.75 Hiitlmm 519-95 513.05 30x5.25 lkd Imm $14.20 ,11x5.25 Ihillmm SI 0.05 20x5.77 Iliilloun $17.00 23x0.00 Italhmn mm nh DUR llrppy Pltimhi'r deala py plumbing. The prmlinil that you need w ell pruuiptly and rightly Plumbing repair experti*. in hap­ results furnish priced. " Flione 207 Seminole Tire Shop A.D. Rosier Firentnnr Itrr Gulf (*as 111 Weal First Street Tel.893 915 \V. Fit si St. S P u b m it A urol Pe pg r a m f** ! F you vvero building n tiro for yourself, you I would not skimp on the rubber. Neither do we. Thi» Company ownt enormous rubber plant lion* including the largest producing plantation in Ihe world. On these plantations arc 10,000,000 rubber trees—pedigreed slock. Ihe TwinsofPowersail ‘ Ikm'JH w r, 'rrwun/nM4 w fw n ip t L iM ik - u J l (m Ptind Godomi! ’ SEAROARD OIL exclusiue „ S " o COMPANY* i l P re tty ' W c have invented Sprayed Rubber — the out­ standing process for p r o d u c in g rubber. Sprayed Rubber is the strongest nnd most uniform rub. her known. It is made witbouttho use of smoko or acids. W c have invented W eb Cord, tho most modern way of c o m b in in g rubber nnd cords. Tho policy of “ Plenty of Rubber” plus tho a b ilit y to get tho rubber nnd the s k i l l to put tho r ig h t k in d of rubber in the r ig h t p la c e , show* itself in the quality of Royal Cord Balloons on the wheels of your car. PLENTY OF RUBBER IN k K 4A ai U.S. ROYAL CORDS Rubber Company United States XUik Tr*J« For Sale by F.P. Rines * 2r— M iscellaneous F o r Sale -f Pint . . . 15c Quilt t . , H.',c V-. I 2 l-'i ACRES— neat' Pnolu surface road. Apply F. II. Me Gregor- San Juan garage. < ^ 0 for the / j pint S N Y S • Phone 382W ‘‘Pead^Aii Read” v>jiuni&ei , Fletcher Battery & Fleetrie Co. . P O M P A U K T IIK S K 21— AcreiiKc For Rale r & A Greater Safety And Added Comfort \ ».W £ Wo do all kinds of electrical, battery and repair work. Try oar guaranteed service, anvo and Ik* satisfied. Men’s Linen Wash Suits 75c Sanford Laundry Quick Service Low Prices WASHINGTON June 2 ft-(IN S » Maj. August liaise, prohibition official in New York, who was sit pended Saturday for alleged third degree methods ill forcing ronfeaKiotts, will he permanently separat­ ed front the prohibition scrvlre it was announced today by Sey­ mour bowman, the new dry Cxnr. bowman said lie understood Hciv; wculd "resign." DOAN’S Depend on I 19— Houses Fur Sale RO YAI. GLEANERS A DYERS t\ < ' lean anything. Do alt kinds of MEN AND WOMEN ...of good appearnlire to work for a local conE X TR A!! ACT NOW. plait ing. Phono 4K1-J. i ern. Easy work, full or spare time, Two story home—good condition. Efficient rt*ji . Prompt PHONOGRAPH repairing, plant good remuneration. Pay every day Well located—close i n—*11)00 Service tuning by experts with 17 years Apply l*> The Herald Office. $200 cash— $00 per month. All |experience. Sanford Music Store! -----cash $2759. nitri Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & It Me, 14 — R oom s W ilh r.u t Hoard Scruggs-Scoggan Realty Go. nouncomentH * j bander Arcade, Phone 832. Phone 735 or 33H-J. Masonic Tem­ i BUILDING BLOCK.*. irrigation r ( ,,OL sleeping moms, nil co.ivep ple. TI0N and PLUM BING boxes ami general cement work '* " « » • ri-'Wonnl.'c. 1201 IFO R SALE:... ONE OF BEST prcinlty. Wo handle electin' Miracle Concrete Go J. E. Tor-! ' M H‘rnn,ia Avo* 1 h,mc pumps, home light and FIVE ROOM BUNGALOWS ON PALM ETTO AVENUE. IN SAN iiota. Sanford Machine Go. willeger. Pray. 3rd ;tu*l Elm ____ j 3 U N FU RNISH ED — rooms, 31 j FORD HEIGHTS. CORNER LOT, LAN KY.S DRUG STORE— !T c-j Elm Avenue. EQUIPPED WITH ELECTRIC lAnd Fou n d Bcriptions, Drugs, Soda. We are ---- -~ — RANGE AND W ATER HEATER. ns near you as your photic. Call 1031 I® — ApariltU tnl I'o r Itc n l _________________ PRICE LESS TH A N M ARKET -2 new porch rockers lak­ T H IN K — If you nr« *hmking of G A it AG E A PA IlT M E NT— I- rooms J-A p V,E*. jVI’j/Vt ° ’S 1111 11° X in 603 W. Third St. *50. building, why pay the Architects sleeping porch, botji, 2 garages,! 1-1 t A*' H LKALU._____________ f retained to owner. several hundred dollars for plans, $35. Will sell furniture for above SALE:.... FIVE ROOM when you con get the same free, complete for $150. Biggest sacri­ FOR SPANISH BUNGALOW ON nmnliBcs and keep your money in your pock fice in town. Apply 310 1-2 Pal­ , PARK AVENUE. 2 CAR GARrt . For further informal!.m seo* metto Ave. ____ RAGE, NICE LAW N. IMMKDI-i SANFORD N O V E LTY W ORKS.1 2 three room partly A ™ J .7m w l.-’ nia/'K *T K It MS tars mid Grattan, Trucks V. 0. Gollci, prop. Building Con­ FOR RENT tractor, General Shop A Mill Work furnished apartments. Apply ,,ur' , j-.qp 0() CASH. B A L A N t’E l i l t ot. ?hone 3. Htid House Painting, ii& N. a l< 1 * _________________________ | MONTHLY. BOX *48 CARETIER-1 8 A COW AN CD.. Ante French Ave. Phrnin 235-J. apartment,' ALD. nr snd sliccl metal works LUMBER anil complete line ef 2-ROOM— furnished apart meal,, eonvenient, reasonable. <>18 Elm j ornunicnto' *hcet metal FOR S A L E : - FOUR ROOM COTbuilding material. I/ jw prices. L 710-W. 207 e rench Au>. Security Lumber Co., "Whero Good Ave. Fltono 321-W. l'AGE ON ONE OF BEST LOTS Grades ( ’onto From" Mnplo end TW O NEW — nicely furnished ON M AGNOLIA AVENUE, NEAR SOUTH SIDE SCHOOL.- PRICE S^^'KII IllJiCK CO. Sixth. Phone 707. apartments. $25 per month. 815 REASONABLE. TERMS TO SUIT t2 Mignoliu Ave. I PURCHASER. OWNER BOX 431 CONCRETE in every shnpo an*l W. First St. Plume 207. Pnone 307 form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ CARE HERALD. mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod COOL. CONVENIENT, — finely DPS— MARMONS vciitnlnted upper flirt: four nets Company, Fifth und Maple 2D— F a rm s I<nr Sale ford Automohile Go. rooms with private hut It, two pri­ volin Ave. Phone 137 RtmJ'hono 112-W. vate entrances: double gurnec. BEST HUY IN AGRICULTUR­ t.LARENCE SMITH A*lult.* only; $25 monthly. 1300 AL LAND (- ford lumnaoN General Contractor Park Ave. ward Higgins Inc.' Hit) West First Ktrewt FURNISHED apartment, 3 ronitu In The Slate Of Florid* ini A Palmetto, Phone 331 st Phone 441 and hat It. II ! Maple Ave. In the flowing well dintrict near Sanford, with clay subsoil. nn HOST SANFORD FURNISHED A PAltTM E N T — the highway and one mile from K New Sanfor*! Booster kl AT It ESSES iiroperly rennvaird; Three rnoms nnd bath, alt m*'*|. R. R. station. one day service in Sanford, l*y fillin g Inineh of celery ern cmiveniemet*. good locution Already cleared, Perfect Sanforii Matresa Factory. Phone h. ptudehaker Agency rciiKonohle tent. Phono 831-J. drainsge. 402-M, fiarago Co. Virgin soil of unsurpassed fer tllity, will grow anything. By Blosscr 1.0(H) Acres in units of 5 acres, JKLBS A N D HIS FRIEND S iik many ns you wmit A T K PRICE SO LOW IT W ild "Make Your Hoad Swim" 6 0 0/0,VOO ALLPI4ATHome Seekers. Here Is Your ASU. M\h\ I AlW T AFPAID Chance P A /^/O O <yoACCOUNT SAV OSSIE, AOW It May Never Come Again ASK AIM* OP M V com e you If you eatt make a small cash MAT.' AiEvJEP LAQ6A payment ami finance your first V VT crop, it will easily pay for the , land. If you are looking for a “ Snap" Here It I k See Me At Onrc W. M. YOUNG Bargains In Real Estate Park Ave. nnd Commercial St 1AAT? r do y o u DRY MAN Id tit IT P R I7 E OFFER^ send IN A PUROL PEP0RAM F iv e DOLLARS PAID FOR EACHONE PRINTED aad Edward Higgins, Inc �TITE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 1027 A d d itio n a lS o c ie ty Miss Sydna Anderson Honored A t Courtesy GivenByMissTorrance Cults Take First Half When A Youthful Mound Artist Holds Continued Slump OfMcfJrnw's An unusually delightful social Hunch Of Fast Double Fhiys Sarasota To Five Hits And Team Rringu Out Fact '1 hat affair of this week was that of Hy Infield Curs PownScore; Wins Duel From Jones, .'1*2; There Has Hecn Rebellion Monday afternoon when Miss Jane Sweeny Comes To Mound ORLANDO !8— (IN C )— Phil Well's Orlando Col Us clinched the first half o f the league scheduled wheh end, Wednesday. by defeating the Tampa .Smokers here yesterday by the score of I to :i. The game was featured Hy the fast playing of the Orlando infield, Orlando pulled four double plays, each one nipping a Smoker rally. Minor Formby, who started for Orlando was hit hard in the inning that he pitched hut Sweeny who relieved him pitched shutout Unit the remainder of the game and held the Smokers safe while the 12 hits. Sweeny gave up hut fivo Colls were getting on Craig for hits in the eight innings tiiat he wns in the box. Orlando now hnn a lead of three games over Tampa who is in seeand plucc and there arc hut two moro games to be played this half. IS 0 pL,f| ‘ aus! i;„ Hurling '<!. . , , llf , 1o st [ ^ , ,n [ * . , a. ° 1, . ■V .rlsl 11" nI,,efc* ‘ nrnsolr . , , , r* r; , n\ £ «'*"■ "> Hogan, rf 'Janasm r Cerisi, *, r.n , ' h Totals ....... 0 I^hrmnnn 8b Edmondson, cf Wells c .... .Viau ss ......... Abrams, l b ... Formby. p .... Sweeps y p ... St. Pete, q Welch, ef 0 Mvssner. 2b 0 Wickham, rf 1 Bryan, If ( ) , Funk, Mi .... 0 Wilms, «s .. 0 Fnull, lb . 0 Moorcfield, r ft Austin, p .. Totals .... 114 4 12 27 11) l Totals 21* 8 8 27 12 2 Tampa A n II II PO A E St. Pete *211) 000 t)01— 8 t 1 2 8 0 0 Sarasota . 000 002 000—2 Buckley, 2l> 4 1 2 8 2 0, Wado cf .... ltensley rf ..4 1 8 3 0 0 i Summary: Two bnso lilts, Bryan, Edwards r .8 0 0 2 0 1 and Moorcfield. Stolen liases, HoScchorn If 8 0 0 2 0 1 gan, and Ceri«!._poul)lc plays, TinSalvn ss .... 2 0 0 1 2 O ker to lloniick to Parks. Left on Doran, Mi .. 2 0 0 0 1 0 bases, St. Pete. 8, Sarasotn 8. Bnso ltuinbo lb 8 0 I 8 1 0 ,,n Halls, o ff Austin, 8; o ff Joneft, t'rnig p .... 2 0 0 1 2 1 i. Struck out hy Austin 4; by Domingo .... 1 0 0 0 0 o Jones 1. Wild pitches, Austin. Alvarez p . ■ 0 0 0 0 0 0 .Passed hall, Moorcfield. Umpires _ . --------------------- Fredericks and Findley. Tiliie of Totals .. .28 S 0 27 I t 8 gnilie 1:40. Batted for Grnig in Rth. Orlando .............000 121 U00— 1 Tampa ............. . 800 000 000 —3 Three base hits Iaihrmann. Iloailey. Sacrifice: Edwards. Double plays: Viau to Abrams, Tinker to Abrams; Doran to Buckley *i» Rambo. t a fl on buses: Orlando fl; Tampa 0. Wild pitch Craig. Base on Balls o ff Sweeney J; Grnig 3. Struck out by Sweeney 8; hy Grnig 1; hy Alvarez I. Hits o ff Formby 4 In inning. (None out in second): o ff Craig, 11 in 8 innings; o ff A l­ varo* 1 in I. Winning pitcher Sweeney. Losing pitcher Craig. Umpires I-ohr nnd Rnphuti. Time 1:45. League Standing s BaseballStatisties In Major Leagues YE S TE R D AY’S HOME RUNS Player and lair.zeri, (tombs, Hodapp, Club Yankees Yankees Indians SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION < hattanooga 12; Atlanta 1. Mobile l ; Memphis 8. New Orleans I; Little Rock 3. XaRhville 2. Birmingham 1 ( I I ) SOUTH A T L A N T IC LE A G U t Gieenvilh* 1; Knoxville 5. Columbia 8; Augusta 8. Charlotte 0; Macon 12. Spartanburg 8; Ashvillo 1. Wright Blades, Pirates 1 Cardinals I T H E LEADERS American; Ruth 24, Gehrig Simmons 1(1, Luxzeri National: Wilson 15, Hon 13, Williams 12, Wohli 12. LEAG UE TO TALS National—238. American— 1K4 LEADING MAJOR LEAGUE HIT N A TIO N A I Player and flu b Harris, 1 (ttahutgii Til Hnmhurt, Pittsburgh 35' P. Wuner, Pittsburgh, 82 FrischFt. Louis 0 Farrell, Boston 5: Leader a year sler. Cincinnati, . AM ERIC AN LEAGUE Player and Club G AH It II PUT Si huang, St. I-niiH 33 108 17 12 ,880 Gehrig, New York . 07 258 05 DU .381 Simmons, Philadelphia 01 217 50 1)3 .377 Dykes Philadelphia 41 123 20 40 .871 Meuse), New York, .48 17V 20 81 .388 leader u year ago today— Ruth, New York. .31)4. Results O f Gaines Orlando . Tampa Sarasotn ... Sanford St. Peters bur Miami Pittsburgh St. Louis * Chicago Now York Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia Citieinnali N- w to(M. PhihiTMphiii Chicago Washington Detroit Cl. volnnd St. l,outn Bouton Birm ingham N, w Orleans Atlanta Gas Fumes Claim 5 Moliiht Nashville Lives In Long Island Memphis little Rnek NE W YORK, June 28— (IN S ) Chuttiinoogn --Turning on the, gas in Whitestone. Iaoig I - land Mrs. Marie Freed limn, 35, killed herself and her, five children today. N o.'i 'IJ mO'i, fatind the victim* ly-. *1 A M PA -Thornto lag in tlm kitchen which wun filled land cutoff of Atlantic v illi fume* Inna llie gnu ■love. Roll mail la operation. By DAVIS J. W ALSH Intrninlionnl News Service Sports Editor NEW YORK, June 28- In spite o f semi-official ihnials, issued from time to time in the interest of romantic fiction, it was whis­ pered on the backstairs today that all war. far from well between John McGrow and certain members of his ball club. The Giants, to date, hnvc experienced some difficulty In winning more games than thoy lose hut one can't say that they have lacked for an Inspiring exam­ ple. John personally has had a win­ ning average of 1,000. He hasn't lost an argument since the start o f the season and they say that most of them have been with Ids liall players. Two regulars were nu I tinned to tho writer today as being In con­ tempt o f tho management. They are Bill T erry and Freddie Lindstrom, members o f the so-called nil-star infield, and the word is that, somehow, they cannot bring themselves to love John for him­ self alone. Open rebellion, it «conis, his been averted only by the fact that McGrow still is more than a mere name. The man not inspire a f­ fection in those under him hut he demands and gets all the respect that Is due him. Tho result, there­ fore, has been the customary in­ dignation meetings, conducted well out o f managerial ear shot. ) The point is that McGrow still |is a man among men. The game eiither has advanced or retrograded, |but, cither way, it is a different game than the one they followed i with spikes and fists buck In tho days when McGraw handled Dun­ lin. MeGann, Bresnhnn, Devlin, Gilbert, Mcrtes, Rowernmn, Dublin and kindred specimens of the rough-droll school. Today, he is the same McGraw, •irascible of spirit, intolerant of fai­ lure and determined to make the modern ball player like it. He does­ n't. They say lie worked on Kent .Greerfield until Ida spirit was bro­ il. n m* badly that tlv only possible ,utep was to send him away. Years before, ho wns supposed to have dove the m m " thing, to Dave RobertHon. n kindly soul, and to have it rind without result to break down I Charley Herzog, kindly like a bull! dug. I Mnr» recent and more illmniimtj laic examples wore furnished by .Frank Frisch and Bill Routhworth, now playing great hall for the I Carditmts. Southworth. a star in his own right in Pittsburgh and Boston, wns unalde to hit the ground with his hat here and he ( passed on without a regret on ei' ther side. Ho would he a great man for the Giants today but not, for McGraw. They are not firm friends. The Frisch rase wns another mo­ ral victory for McGraw and an ec­ onomic victory for the Cardinals. For years an outstanding infielder, Frisch suddenly stalled down on his mental heels in 1825 and began to miss plays with disturbing fre­ quency. Something wns the matter with this otherwise adequate young man Imt it occur m l to no one Mint i! might la- McGraw until Frisch suddenly quit the hull club in St. Louis last year. The rest is hist­ ory. Am 1 suggesting that McGraw is losing his grip? Maybe so, mavbc not. All 1 know is that he is losing hull games, which aftey all may mean the same thing. Torrnnco entertained at her h mb on Park Avenue honoring Miss Sydna Anderson of Montgomery. Ala. A colorful setting wns affected with quantities of zinnias and oth­ er pretty seasonable flowers com­ bined with ferns. Bridge was the deversion fo r the first part o f Urn afternoon. Scores for the gnnie were kept on dnint.v tallies done in gray background and pink rones. The one having the highest score was awarded a past­ el-tinted shoulder flower. At the ennclusion o f the game, Mrs. Torrance mother o f the. host­ ess. served a delicious buffett sup­ per. A fte r supper a number of hoys joined the guests and dancing was indulged in until a late hour. Enjoying this delightful affair were: Miss Sydna Anderson, Miss Beverly Bender, Miss Margaret Thompson, Miss Katherine Schirnrd. Miss Adele Vinlng. Miss Marie Huddelston, ’ Miss Eltfs^ Lanier, James Higgins, Frederick Bonder, Jr., Cinchen Powers, L. P. Hagan Jr., nobert Highleyman, Claude Herndon. Bernard Schirard, and Frank L. Woodruff Jr., who accompanied bis parents to Waynettville nnd Asheville, N. C. re­ turned home, Sunday evening. Farewell Party Given Mrs. Sameul Pnlestor Truth Seekers Guests Here Monday Evening Entertains A t Bridge O f Mrs. John Uumbley For MissLucillc LeRoy A n d Lunch Tuesday On Monday Afternoon An unusually cnjoynblc affair o f tho hcnndn was tho fare well par­ ty given, by Mrs. Leon LeRoy Mon­ day evening nt her homo h i Mag nnlin Avenue honoring Miss Jane LeRoy who with her parents I ave* soon for the north to upend tin summer. The lovely home was beautifully decorated with masses o f brightcolored zinnias uiid i’.a;;o p.un brunches, together with »fu. ahnihd rose lamps. Much merriment wa ; :‘ fnrdi. hy the game Michigan Widen wn■ played during the cvcmiig. Tin jiriie for the gfrTs'va- '.von hy Mi-> Helen Douglass, .which was the game “ Michigan," while Billie Ball wen Hi bo*—' prize, a hook. The consolation prizes novelty pencils, were won by Dorothea Lawson and Frank Dullosc. Candies were placed on the card tables anil enjoyed during the pro­ gress of the ganw and nt a late hour Ice rrcnm and cake were serv­ ed by Mrs. LeRoy. A fter the boyk of the party left the girls enjoyed n pajama party and this morning were servcit a tempting breakfast. This afternoon the hoys will again join the girls and will repair to Palm Springs where they will indulge in swim­ ming and other water sports. Lata in the afternoon n picnic supper will he served. Mrs. LeRoy’s guests were Jane LeRoy, Catherine Mdach, Dorothea Lawson, Helen Douglass, Mary Alice Shipp, Irene Fellows, Billie Ball. Frank Dullose, Alee Sharon, Emmett Fox and Jesse Jarrcl. Entertnlnlng In her muni gra•ioits manner Mrs. Samuel Paloson was hostess.nt bridge luncheon ■*i Tuesday at her lovely home In tone Court. The guests were the •• nihren of the Every Week Bridr> Club. TJi-t rornis of this attracllvo > were artistically decorated ■Bh oventltles o f old-fashioned —■ ’ i n flowers the colors o f purnlc, •hsl« and pink predominating. The • ' f shinned-ideas were further ■rri.-’d t in the centerpieces on F:nnlI luncheon tables. They 10 qn.dnt old- fuahloried nose...ys o f pink, white and purple cut flowers and sprigs of asparagus ferns. Tho guests found their plac­ es hy means of fan shaped place and tally cards combined adorned with rprays of old-fashioned flow­ ers. A fter a delicious luncheon dupli­ cate bridge was played during the afternoon hours, and when the Inst board had boon played scores were added and the ones holding tho highest scores wrro presented towel seln. Covers were laid for Mrs. Albert P. Connelly. Mrs. Robert A. New­ man. Mrs. F. E. Romnlllat. Mrs. Frank Milter. Mrs. Frank Gonza­ lez. Mrs. J. E. Bronse. Mrs. I>. L. Thrasher and Mrs. Puleston. nn J W ear Tailor Mac1 Clothes Mm. T. L. Dumas, Mrs. Raymond Phillips and baby leave July 1 for Augusta- Gn.. where they will npend a month with Mrs. llumiu' daughter, Mrs. Arthur Hazzard. liill**^*yr a, ■A lyt DinMi H i i l l 11iim p svr:AD“ 5i,M"\M n« « s Mr. W. K. Wells, Mrs. A p S <ly. Mrs. L. S. Harkey. Mrs V Williams Mrs. M. L. Batik, J. F. Hickson, Mrs. C. C l»ri Mrs T. F. Riven, Mrs * , { ? Vaughn, Mrs. Bessie C. Ilutchtn. Mrs. G. A. Radford, Mrs, Ham and Mrs. R. F. Crenshaw. S. W . Bradford Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pittman and Dr. It. M. Mason returned home baby left Sunday for Cinrinnatti, Mrs. W alter Morgan and won, Monday eveing from Mount Ver­ Ohio where they will spend the John, have returned home from non. Gn., where ho spent several J numincr with Mrs. Pittman’s par­ Jacksonville where they visited days with his brother, C. A. Ma-i ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Garrettson. M i. and Mrs. John K. Mettinger son. nj^ take. Those attending worn; J!r*. \\ HooUhan, Mrs. Otto Schmid,t Kutlodgo, Mrs. E. D Ty|er J ^ ie»lTifa|v‘.y1*r luiul S Ms First National Bank Itlilg, Sanford, Florida. *»* N atwa T ■j 4§1 '/*A#j7*/ Vy^ > I i:/ f i :. vfcij * gcS-jfTJrwJt k This is the busiest age ever known But it knows the wisdom of taking time for enjoyment• :if| IMA Todays Games PRESENT-DAY people, the fastest workers of all time, claim their right to e n jo y m e n t. A n d th e y ch o o se Camels for the utmost in smoking pleasure. FLORIDA S T A T E L H A G lIt Miami at Sanford. Snrnsota at St. Petersburg. Orlando at Tampa. AM E RIC AN LE A G l I St. I jouIm at Detroit. Ch volnnd at Chicago. Washington nt Boston. Only throe scheduled. Camel is made to please and delight the modern, experienced smoker. It is rolled o f the choicest tobaccos grown. It is matchlessly blended for mildness and fragrance in the smoking. Let Camels demonstrate their good­ ness and you’ll know why the smokers o f today choose them over all other cigarettes. For that exalted sense o f taste-satisfaction, no other smoke can compare with this one. SOUTHERN LEAGUE Atlanta at (’ hattanooga. lUrmiagimni at Nashville. Little Ruck at New Orleans. Memphis at Alohilc. UcRulur Trips To UK FE N SPRING S P A R K Every Thursday, Saturday nud Sunday " H a v e a C a r n c lf ’ * Leu lia r Sanford rt 2:30 P. M. Returning At 0:00 I*. M. Hound Trip 50 Cents Including Admission To Pool YACH T W ELAKA Also Available for dinrter Reasonable Hate See Copt, ltiee 1*27. U J. ttourij. T -U t t . UtfOoU iwa. 14, C. T U R K IS H C *C A �I ____________________ _ '1 ] , Z MS *nd ff er %j m hks ield . Sold Only in Sterilized Bottles 29— Li n il<n on S 1- « • (i . hud I*ntokkur ill to trhinjr The Story M A V IS is a p ure ehoeolate d rin k c o n ta in in g die fines! ch o co late. pure strained honey, m ilk and gra n u la te d su gar. p ro p e rly blended into the most d e lirio u s elioeolnle d rin k you have ever lusted. hn I«- Mavis and a bearer. <Children love it. too. and it is so healthful. It b rings the roses to pale elieeks. T h e eontenls of a hoi lie of M A V IS in food value is eipial to a fu ll-sized fresh egg. o r three slices of whole wheat bread. l/ 2 ineli thiek. therefore when von are th irsty o r when you are h u n g ry d rin k M A V IS . F o r the business m an. the busy stenographer, busv w o rke rs in every walk of life. M A V IS is the ideal d rin k , heeause it is both a thirst q u e n ch e r Start today the M A V IS habit, ('.all for it by­ name. avoid substitutes, only the genuine has the n a m e ‘M A V IS ' blown in the bottle. It has food value. ptitrol for eii air ink nt tog iu » limp r f am ous laboratories everyw here have certified that M A V IS is absolutely pure ami sterile. M A V IS was originated by experts who spent a life-tim e in the ch o co late-m aking industry both here and abroad. More than ten years of re­ search work and nearly a m illio n d o llars was spent in perfecting M A V IS to m ake it n national chocolate d rin k . MAVIS is more than a drink. i y # f * DEALERS TAKE NOTICE Mavis Is D istrib u te d H e re O n ly By the ( !oea-Clolft B o ttlin g ( .ompauy. d they Hiiconw tilted tout ns nulutn ;uita at > first r n« h'» of hiit ran the land an pilot'd h k'rin. 1 sandthwn’* Hen. of Urn aid to ■ont thu ipotidcd nreltp." c fliers Jlei# of trs and irm for C rnthimir hodd that » « » the on Uta ful and lie pintindicate I. ..train I infan- Makes You Glad You’re Thirsty |r«* nrd rer-t pu­ lled lha coining tree) ♦ . *A i Hop today - (INS) Its avia>ff from « in hit* Meehan- II night. f winked ’reportid too Rood •lao t « phy tho field'-m iii retired laying W t ais!’ ’-** xl wreck - tided Honolulu . h grove iuk aands, **••»*«. *■* PJVjriutfitktW I^ J, ‘ '■ ■ * machine sIt 1 Vi*t nr jr A $ B [ V ’ i-j � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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>, June 28, 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/9010509dceb67ef9e1dfc245c34141ca.pdf 1abbbc9a3ffcbf398da6e0975fa2cbb1 PDF Text Text TH E W EATHER N K W S I ’ A I ’ KK Florida and extreme northweet Florida, local thundershower* loniaht anil Thursday. n " r i o r i d a ’H 11f a r t Greatest VcKetable R ich e st Garden Land Leased Wire International News Service ' • Member Audit Btlrenu Of Circulations S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , W F .D N E b D A Y , J U N K 25| rhe Atlantic Chronology Of The Army Plane Flight a,|l() Reveals Crew Chronology Of The Had Trouble With H od Over Atlantic [Compass BecauseOf By International News Service Several D e fle c tio n s iasoline Tanks town Overboard SAN FRANCISCO, June 20— (IN S )- San Francisco -Honolulu (Unlit chroftolugy. 7;(18 A. M. - J u n e . 2H—Liouts. I .otter Maitland and Albert Hcgenberger hop o ff in nrn»y rokkar monoplane. .. Plane passes 7:18 A. M. through Co Idcn Hate and haiidtt toward Hawaii. 7:15 A. M. Monoplane pnMMoy* er Farallon Islands, 20. 8)ri !4.». San Francisco. . . . . * H:00 A. M. - Plane sighted well out at sea hv army transport Am- 5:^| A. M. (eastern daylight)The America took o ff from Ron ■ vdt Field. N. Y. 6:00— Message received* pt Held “ everything going fine.” , 6?5M—The America passed over New Port 111 I.. „ ,. 7 :2 0 — Passed over S. S. Nnldoii o ff Cape Cod. 7:42— Reported hy radio between Capo Cod and Yarmouth. p :(>()— He ported 70 miles north east of Cape Cod by S. S. Slavnn gerfjord. . . . . 10:20—Bynl wirelessed that h had passed i.ucher lightship, Y »r mouth. N. S. shortly after , o’clock. , i 12:10—Sighted flying over Shcr the crew of the i*,Ahil*rlea,’ now winging ir« v d, I • l Engineer, George, Novillt, Pilot Uert u bebm to clvilijut aviation. Sidelights On The Byrd OceanFlight I‘resident And Wire Expected To Visit Old Hume I’lace In August jKeturnTnU’ushinR-. (on To Be Earlier This Year ifrd." The rado fliish said. Scutri is a sniiill island just east or ipe Breton Island; Radio messages nre being fhiah| lack to the hangar here. Ihe. in one direct from the ship rciKid ut 8:41 A. M. nnd signed by tmnundcr Richard E -Byrd, r e - • trting he wns out of sight of mud id encountering trouble. The mes»f.* said: Half way between Cape Cod and 'rrmouth out of sight of land, feather clearing slightly. Extra ir.i of gasoline causing trouble rith.cimpassos. They cun bu krottn overbourd." Byrd’s incssuge was tlm first in* ication of trouble. I.aler ProviItnce picked up a message signed ijr G. 0. Noville, thn radio expert dj'iar.l the plane, in which he uskd nations To "please stand by. I an going to pump gas.' f Thia was Interpreted l»y Grover rti*.,(the flight, to mean that Norill* was transferring the gasoline fmm the 27 extm cans into tho trim tanks, so that these extrii j«ns could ho thrown overboard, Sfas ilimloatliig tho compass trou [VW. All of these ran.i have steel lianl«f«. This steel affects the com­ bo. needles und puts It out of r No further word was expected from the American for two hours b'niKe Noville would he too busy with this job to tnke the time to m.d radio dispatches back to tho Gngur here. The America is making about (Jhe ume time us ( ’ hnrles A^ I-iad- ultrckid the Cqtliblic Clunvli ill iti Columns il was anticipated that infliieV.ee would ho’exerted to prfivuiji future favnniblo action on (he license application.Offieinlsrsnhl that tlm Ku Klux Klf'n lotion must "take it * turn with the 800 applicants for permw man to erect new stntiohs now pending. None o f these cmi he li­ censed until soiiio of the nresent hroadcgHtors surrender tl.fir per­ mits il was declared. The proposed Kl.tn stuti jii will bo given equal considerat on with other applicants official.- said. Tho commission has no now r o f cenM t hip and should the t’ollowahip Forum eventually ohlai*. a liccm <* it would ho free to hroi least such i-1no-ruma ns its muling niient elec- away froni wnsaingvon ... * birthplace nl Plymouth. Not earlier than August Hi, riot Inter than August 2i in, their be­ lief, the president will he found at tho cross roads settlement high up in the north where lie grevy to manhood And whoro ho took tho ..nth of office an chief executive. Since hccopjing President, Mi\ Coolidgo has never fuile.l to visit , Plymouth at least once in the I course o f a summer, and it Is not | thought that this year will he an exception. He no longer can mok. fm ward to a reunion with hla father, who died a year ftgn '•*. Mnrch hut he likes to get Imrk for a few .lav.- and review the .-eon.Mj of his youth. | inner Millici-nt KpRcrs In Mrs. Coolidgo also is anxloua I'ari.s Toil*; Nowspnpot men 1 to spend a little time in the Green Humor.*.I nlm im U'UAnd I'lml Mountains, il is understood. Hun* c.| alongside old Colonel tsmliijp* Barents Are Very Happy} is her youtiRcr non Calvin Jr.» nnu NEW YORK, June 2T (IN S )— ( aim wants to gel hack to make sure P A R IS , June 2P (IN S )—Couil-' ti’at proper attention is being g i'* \ftf r vainly tryir - to gain paren- Mlllleent Rogers Snlm today on to the grates. ally denied tlirough Iptematloiml |tul forgiveness f >r their hurried j The return t» Washington this j ewn ScryU< a report puhlb hed in nml unronvontlon 1 marriage, Hen-1 year probably will he earlier than 1 to United States that either b.*r ry Gassoway I* ■i'*. :>e '. ,li>41 in any of the previous summers., father. Colonel Henry IL Rogers, hiride, the former (itnee Vanderbilt, Both in 1028 and 102b ' "" mgnutu, or lo r mo uv live remained nway u an ,„,UUv »•— Ktnndard Oil jiteiuplttUng ft anit for ! were reported t day on their way The first o f ! ther are t*o, I to British Columbia on their hom y­ ’ middle of September, however, |* j divorce, that month this year i meen. call say for mo that neilh- -Tho young society rntiplr. who ■expected to findd him under tho | “ You‘ier nor father are planning newly imposed rI oof of the White |er moth• divorce," said tho Count. v», were secretly married yostarday m (louse. 'Ihe possihility of a special' suit f< recently fried hy the P n fjj , i he chapel o f the municipal bulldOctober is session o f emigres from her mnrriujre to « unt t0g with a handy policeman ns w‘t* n factor hero, : Suim Von Hoogstroet-n. ! i:e:.s, lat'.r altemptcd to appease the shocked sensibiliUcH-of GcnorQuite a number ther nnd father are both al and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt in various sections here with me. uml are quite ; by having a religious ceremony ta arc being accept together. I cannot st-e whatIdge, hut pane of turted such a rumor, laey performed »t tlm I-ltllo Church • tlmn "the first m ut-together lust night to dm- Around the Corner. ■ Participation iiy *.* Th*» movo fnllrd to stir the ' i,l lincarcd the happiest pos• celebration at/De j derhilts, however. » n^ *TIW«t' ‘l telephono enlls by the bride to hir parents hnmr brought only the Kiwanians See Play At Noon Luncheon MITCHELL FIELD . N. Y •» June 20.— (IN S ) —Col. Charles A- Lindbergh, the first man to fly (tom the United Stutes to the ’ •ur-ipcon Continent, hopped o ff from here at 10:46 this morning tor St. Louie. Uadbergh la making the trip In •m army pursuit pfune, bis own “ Spirit <*f St'. Louis" In which ho td*ztd the air trail across the A t­ lantic now* being in St. l^iuis. I be flying colonel will stop but once, at Columbus to rvfuol. YVithin a few ‘ days Lindbergh rapecU to fly bis dwn famous pla­ ne to Ottawa. Lieutenants Maitland A nd Hetfenberger Greeted By Throngs H Al-IFAX . N. S* JU» L’ Paris-bound monoplane was eightJJ over Bedford about eu , l A sketch arranged by h. «*• 1 from here at °V ‘ ®ck ,Uj ter. secretary «'f the Lhumbci light saving time. Commerce, furnished entarb incut for tho members or the ROOSEVELT FlEJjW M INKO; wanU Club at their weekly lui I A N Y.. June 2— (LN.S)— Ieon in the Seu.iuo c fu fo to rold "b o c1’ Kindakc motor.expert The pluiie was entitled * '}c r , l , W right Aeronautical t om- detury’ ’l»nd revised the trials cotniACfclil wv^ttAry In c0 p L y w h o S d the - a * « % America before it hopped ort for of all ordinary day. PariH will sail this aftenioon for Farts.we re taken by membei Kurt!p<* on the President R o«'evrlt. the club; Kiwanians J. G. bl'-* Kinka.le will test t m ■ Uy E. J. Trotter, L A. Hurt, Kd 1 .lull. Joe Murantette nml G. K wcw the mcnibvra o f the cast. turn trip to the Vnitid btatv#. " S S itt, ....... reports sighting piano :m0 H*‘l nl : *2:11 P. M.—Plane sighted by steamer Sonoma 721 .8)0 2.t.i .! San Francisco. ,. . u.;i0 Pi M. -steamer presided Cleveland reported "vcrhwirinf army plane communicating wit steamer President Pierre by rnd i„. The army plane was te< umtlni liearHtg:'. The Pierre wns 1140 .H) Oil San Francisco, ;t:ir. A. M. -(P a c ific Const tlm Wedinxlny’ freig h t^ Naur." * ' reported sighting tlm army tiler . 200 miles from lUwali. I o*06 A. M.— Maitland and Met 1■enburger landed or. Wheeler Hid 1 Honolulu. Under Bond I'emiing come Of investigation In Whipping O f Three People I’OCCOA. Gn., June 20.— (IN S ) Actlpn hy the Stephens conn y und i’irv Is expected » cxt ^ “ .onne.-tlon with charges against , , „ „r pirlhlpallon In five , i i tnds In the t i ,v(* i n’.ha. vial: u of the Hoggings r. w m"ii nnd one n buy of 1“ naming years. Fifteen department 'o f Hawaii, said to the 10 men, « . . . • ...... - , Maitland as ho climbed from tho terday, nnd all the accused had . , , l,oi*n arrested lodny nnd freed un­ plane. • That’s fine, thanka" responded der $:um IhuuI in each charge, pend­ Maitland "hut give me • c gwett#. ing action by the grand jury. "W o had a fine trip” the fliers This body meets in regular s'*^ chorused uh officials hung leis or sion of the Stephens superlor^ourt flowers about their shoulders ana escorted them to the platform foe Monday. Judge George IFranklin county, one of their official welcome. The two aviators were ■.ilniiawidely known criminal ol lid, region of Georgia, has he. n n Instically welcomed by their hod.lined hv Anslcy Bowers, huahand .lies to whom they confided that ,,( OIK’ of the women flogged nnd fa­ thoir "type F.” compass was ho ther of the hoy. to assist the prose. only one that had worked on tho rullnn. . . The men arrested t,n'" “ i ™ 1 ' sued yesterday are: W. O. Arree orinrinat of the l.astanolb lligti School, accused hy Mrs. 1 Howors am hy Hart Singleton. ■ f«rm rr who wan flogged by a masked bund sev Grace Planned To Hop From Hawaii Today by singleton. T. R. k>wry. ploys o f the FMwnnls furniture factory, arrested on three warrants sworn out hy Mrs. Finley nml Miss Williams. W O Hill, former automobile salesman of Eustls. Fla., arrested on two warrants sworn out by Mrs. Fililoy nnd Miss William*, lienricks’ Wiley, one warrant. Harlow Lowry, one warrant. Elmer t.larse, K AU A I, T. H.. Ju»‘’ , (IN S ) — Richard Omce. U i AogeJea » vuk toY, was pieparing to hou>ff from here to the United Statesi in his p s a s S W T S r J fts : ^ ■ s t r r t i , on, weather forecasters f l i r t e d that the weather was normle.» gt'od for the flight. Graro will alw lx* ta BANKERS A ll» STATE 1 l.lEUS A R U IY I TALLAHASSEE. Flu., June 2*J __(IN S )— Florida hanks aie re■ponding to the appeal of state comptroller Ernest Anus to come to the rescue of the chief state hank examiner and* hank examin­ er and a hunk am»ly*t according to iiurrowness ef I) k* flying Iftitj The Los Angeles nlrruun rail reel ut 10 o’clock la»t ulght, «»yar»* ua. blended t»> get a gpod o g h t* ^ Grace narrowly isiajxgl wrack­ ing his plane when he landed hero after his flight from Honolulu Inst night. HI* landed in a grove of low bu.lws on the banking rand*-* but managed to keep his roacbmg ip an upright positive �FAGF OKI 1'll i ed tl schedi by do here ; to n .! *hf fa field. jdnys/ rally, for Oj inning who r hnli th held t 12 hit) Colls Int? ir wan In Orla irnmcs end pi inure f Mann« £vi£Muis with t Tampa Orln Dcuu JoliniK Tinker Cm x , r Lehmi Kdmol Wells yiau i Alirnn Form! 8 ween Toll Tan Buckl Hensb Edwn Sceho Halva Dorm Kami frnitf Dornl Alvnt I W AD L M A W F H L C I L I L M t I L L ook for llir M AVIS S to re Sign in Colons as S h ow n A bove, — To Mom I Vf .i her. I — ■ - - - -------------L- i k e s H ig h in F o o d Value R ich D eliciou s F la v o r A b s o lu te ly P u r e T h o ro u g h ly Pa steu rized i t * IN JACKSONVILLE AND NEARBY TOWNS OVER 4,000 REACTS SERVE MAVIS Drink MAVIS Start T od ay w Y ou Will L ike It NOTICE TO DEALERS: ■re not bring tupplird with MAVIS nr your orderi to Jacksonville Coca* ottlini Co., 14th and Market Street* �BUNNELL—B^ginpaviflgS from I’el Iice r Greek here Floridans who arc Interested in making the stale some- 18 1-2 MIIoh a Second. thing more than a tourist renter will note with interest fi­ Protect Children. 1C■If red n. **rni,d Watt*** gures recently attbmittetl by the Bureau of Agricultural Ec­ Troubling Trotzky. o. (M « XT. l » l t , at the at Hanford. Flarlda, ander At« •** onomics. According to the survey of the federal department, Itr.il Flying, Aug. 1. I'nntrroa of Marrfc. A. W**T« Florida leads the entire country in farm value Wrensfcs durIly ARTHUh HRIHIIANF. n o i.u fiD k f i n * " - ~ ■® i7 2 5 log a period of live years. The period extends from 1022 to I'flkrrllkl iPPf nr .’ l«* *'*. n. HOW A Ml* MBHO---M M I K K. JO\W», Managing Kdltm 1027 and the statistics, gleaned fi.e’Tfc^'^. li-partment files jf'KSTKRUAY Tilt: i.fg PoimItlBICRirTIO N MATH)! reveal faots of which v .t may be justly proud. Wlnneoko comet flow by the earth, «',.«■ T f» r —;--------___ t u n Hit Hunllta.-----— Data covering sixteen states shows that Florid! was one only .'LBOOUOO miles nway, lrave___ di.rs Ttirrr M«alha -™ » .in of the five states to show an increase in farm valuations. ling 18 nnd one-half miles per li) fa rrln par w o k Wrrhlp rdlll'in par Tear ___ »J.oo This information is made all the more significant when we second. That speed, 00,(100 miles ■, .. . . - . . , . . , . , nn hour, Is slow compared with Ikr llr/ald. Bawfwrd’a ploarrr aro*l<n|«ar. <jh «rflk f« In Ik* Inlrrnn- consider that o f the sixteen states nine showed a decreasej the speed of light, which goes ilwaal N o n Hrrnlrr. rrrrlrla* frmw and in one, Massachusetts, there was no change. hnugc. Figures isu.non miles a second. «v,B .w arrior ..arrra ^or*nai»alloa And light travels slowly com­ wa: rnrnlr ll*»a»ai*d rrorda dall» rovrrpared with thought, which can law all Ilia landing atari* of «»* * »* Slate 11)22 1927 transplant itself instantaneously ora world. -The I. J . I r affUIrnt M Vlorlda and II* Florida ............... ...... $ 61 $100 to another universe in distnnt *iiaaaar of krrdllrd alala r o t * I* Georgia ........ ........... 30 space- 1,000,000 light years away. 35 wllhont rqonl. ___ 68 66 7 Thr llarald la a *aawfcar « f Ifca Del own re ..... T U B FO U ItTII OF July comes Aadlt llwraaa of rlraulalloa*. at* Maryland .... ............ 72 75 soon, protect your children. Io*rra»llon*l A**orlalla« » f J Dakar*. Adtarllaara and Adtarll*laa Virginia Surgeons pnlnt the skin thorough­ 56 73 tan anak am .l*anla whlrk .rqalraa ly with iodine, (lint it may bo ....... in * Weal Virginia 44 absolutely ..... *17 ihkrr-ntrmkar In •nwnll disinfected, nil germs tSntnnrk audit of Mkirrlpllrn Uaia North Carolina 58 on the surface killed before cut­ ...... 56 In ordar I- tarlfr ahnolnlalf all addlni* of ■otanlalloa. *■ trail a* South Caro)iim <17 45 ting into it. This makes operating konaal F.arlaa** atal koda _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Maine ..... 84 51 safe. No genus go into the wound - W ED NESD AY JUNE 29. 1927_ New Hampshire ..... ...... 52 50 with the knife. T ill. HBIIAl.irn I’ HOOHAM Vermont .................. 44 W HEN A FIR E cracker explodes Kruno in/ In allr and aoanlr ad Massachusetts 100 in a child's hand, It blows disease ntlnMIrallon. X— Haaprr tnalar rodlr# lo Jarkaoa* Rhode Island . ..... HO too germs into the flesh, beyond reach »llia. . . .... o f Iodine, mid without Immediate C. —1 1..iinlnirllnn of III. Jnaa* lad *P Connecticut ..... 70 77 surgical attendance, serious ronUlirr Can*! .. New York *_-lminadration of monlklf I l*I' ..... 82 74 siopiences are probable. I.ock-jaw np Waak." 86 is often roused by apparently tr if­ ..... 10-1 •^.A udpm llH l of hnlldln* pra- Indiana ................... a ran.—huiiici, hotala, aparlntanf As pointed out by tin -Star we may he ling Fourth of duly accidents. kliaMa. a — k t ..inmnnllr *.kaal. e when we learn FIRST K EE P your children , —Com plallon Ol alir haaalltlro. that Florida’s increase is equal to fifty-six per cent as com­ from explosive firecrackers. Teach lion prttarnui. ________A h* w aad tnodara ko*pllal. pared with the average increase of tin? other states placed at them to be patriotic without mak­ seven per cent. With this thought in mind, citizens of this ing noise. “ In iU t.E VlJHHK FOR t o i » a y if an accident happens, GOP ---- T—BE-- M A G N IF IE D ;—Let. stale should continue their efforts toward the development gelSecond n doctor, and one who under­ S?-t*iS5Pilf 6ilh «c-k*nd*i^i'auchTs'?* tlu‘ k ite 's agricultural resources. With unlimited possi- stands his business, immediately. be , »ny J^ntlnually.1Wlltlcs as a farming center. Florida could bo made one of the lovoglad thy in salvation HISTORY REPEATS itself In Let God be magnified. Psalm outstanding producing sections of the nation and as such Russia. Isadora o f the French add millions of dollars to its income. 7U:4.. revolution were destroyed by other . .PR A YE R :—O God, I will ever leaders. Robespierre cut o ff PanTim Iteporter-SInr also calls our attention to llw* fact blesa thoc wliilc I live and magnify bond. Greater extremists cut that "it must not be forgotten that a great fa c to r in fixing oton's thy Holy Name. ff Robespierre's bead. Charlotte Florida farm land values is Florida climate, which makes it Corday assassinated Marat, then JUDGMENT possible to grow things in Florida and put them upon the Napoleon took charge. He judged by dress and word and markets of the country when other places cannot do so and deed * IN RUSSIA. TR O TZK Y nn 1 when, therefore, the demand is the best and the prices the Zinoyieff, And fancied l was queer, who would have railed highest." Premise I choke a book L* rend thmiKoIvcH "natural rulers" of When danejug girls wore near. And I who found the printed line So full of rich delight Judged very At range that friend of mine Who never read at night, —o The Murtin-Diinn Debate Herman Dunn, president of the Florida Chamber of (■omnierce, has signified his willingness to meet Governor John W. Marlin in joint debate mi the subject of the Ever­ And soma were failures unto me glades drainage issue. In a letter to the governor, Mr. Dana Who broke with certain rules, While those who labored rich to asks that date for the debate be set for July 10 if possible nn.d complies with the chief executive's request that the b e’ Ranked mo with cranks nmt meeting be staged at St. Petersburg*. fools. I I ho outcome of the debate will be* interesting to watch. Yet much of Joy was iniuo to know I I.,sr.l,o‘ l|l,,K 'VI,1*11' |’ lor,‘,a situation is expected to Though Kwiftor mortal thought oelniilely settle whatever political aspirations these two mo .. |gentlemen may have. The debate may mean the vindication And other* thought me queer, of one and the repudiation of the other or it may resull in Th. mini] I. m«»U, o( .11 I f f ! ™ 1 ,l" " ,i" e f '” ' ° " u " ml “ l,ll*'hl tor I ho Atu] what is posco to mo | Perhafyn my neighbor there would1 III view’ of these possi...... ..................... ............... . , f,?1' . j lacking in fire and color. Politically speaking, each man will Life, utmost cruelty. have everything at slake and for that reason both will sumAnd nliiro there's much w* cannoti b'very effort to make (ho most of their opportunities. bp« . (Out of the meeting may spring a potential candidate for pert. Within the wr», Igovernor and potential candidate for United States senator. When strange another scrum to mo i _________ -O I’ll judge Ids life no more. EDGAR A GUEST. ' At»o a Byrd lit the air Is worth itwu on the ground. ------- a Lots of lovely girts don't posess 'v e ry lovely dispositions. , --------o -------Our office boy says it lakes a lmt line to win theso cold mamas, -oSome squawks, would kick oven .(f they owned the worfd with a fence around it. . ’I he honeymoon will be over for the June bride the fir^f. time she /Jins to cook in this kind of weather. How many real er.tafc salesmen will accompany the Chamber of Commerce delegation to Jackson­ ville? So do we. The band concerts are attracting large audiences. Which goes to prove that everybody lias not gone to North Carolina. - a— — King Ben^is now relegated to Hie inside pages, The Pacific and A t­ lantic jirc getting themselves con­ quered by several hundred viking*, o f the Air. The film producers' detrnninaJion to cut Milnrin! may he .Hie best nmve ye I for checking Hie paIjade of would-he movie stars In­ ward Hollywood. j. -------- o— ;---c Hanford Nutional Guard organGallons leave for their summer Training rump within a few days, ..Postcards from the front will soon ^Jie pouring bark homc.^o the folks. Not forecasting hut’ Thlnktng of ^eventualities, tt occurs to us that • it-might be rm1>arrntnJng to both If Governor Martin should ber C0)ne Senator FlfltrhcHs colleague. T/eesburg Commercial. Yes, " I f" , y-----—o|------In ttrliikin**. too, tin* Americans, ^Jesd, Th**v also drink more coffee ,V*>’d (os than anv other people. --St, Petersburg Independent. Ami »G f> again, more "t op"—Tamjia "Times, Also don’t forget they eat ^mnre peanuts, , «. . n.----— p Ai'cufdlug to tiie Sarasota nu•*pfV" til* Tarpons «re getting ready Y " eon the second half o f Hie srhodiJnte. What we would tike to know - i* bow Uie Tarpons can come In on ^Hic ileal when we have already orAtered Hie pcniinnt for tbo Celery'men. -----------------The American legion Is tiaving ,qi'ffieulHes in arranging • • r«s6lt* o f the Dnnpicy * Stiafkev .buttle. The fight won’t lust long for results to he accomin the ring and broadthc nation. Dempsey will _____ • ■c u-f.*- H EMKiJMI DAUDOT THU MACNIFJCBNT NEW YORK HKRAI.D-TRIfll.1NK Hie incomprehensible Duudel, pies. The three cornered game liehaving surrendered himself lo the tween Hie republic, the Royalist* Paris police as the hero o t a s o l-1and the Communists appears to rremn martyrdom— “ to avoid a civil ! solve itself into a desperate onwar"— now suddenly slips through (counter at "Who's got the button?" their fingers as the hero o f an upwith tin* Communists and the Roy"I • ronrous farce. The govonmtent, alista trying to catch tho govern­ having carefully maneuvered to ment with their leaders in its pails r-ptdl the martyrdom by letting hint and the government trying In palm out oti Bastile Day, July 11, sud the Cachiti, the Coiininist, was con­ denly discover;. Hint tin tins already demned I" shale M. Hamlet's our been let out hy .me o f tlmir ee'ii nnce by a close vote in the Chamofficials, throiign tho i< •• (..* 1st',, in which his own party gnldeft munipulaticti of tin Pa lantly abstained ftoiu voting, m eption* system; amt they fin ,«em llmiigh evon so lie escaped tiring pelves, in tlie face of this 'joliiaHt left, at liberty by only two vote*. jnilbrenk in French liiatory," very That was a clear scorn against in* definitely holding tin* bug, with tho government to res pond by pardon­ burly figure of M. Dnudet, whet np* ing M. Cachin, ulong with M. Daupours lo lie tho most agile will-o*. del, on (lie 1 llii but the Royutiata far away Dullind the Belgian bor­ were thoughtful enough to Int a der. Their formidable Homoncy in Gomniuiiisi out oT prison ntung rl at uauglit, and there is a hasty with tla'ir own leader. Govern­ Cabinet meeting which promptly ment loses again. The Commu­ revokes it; hut the Royalists are nists join tho Royalistn in till' cracking c hampagne bottloa In tho offices, though keeping up the rouoffices of " L ’Aotioii Franca ike," Lino breaking of ona another a the news is on every kiosk, and champagne party at the newspaper —us 11limn harassed ilatesmeit heads outs life for the sake o f prin­ must vividly appreciate - it is a sit- ciple; the government iasue* edict* mil ion which will be appreciated hy and threats, and the houlcvarua the boulevards, roar, It in all very hard to un­ There is a quality about these derstand— almost as hard as it i* losser'busiiiFiises o f French politics to understand politics in China— which will forever remain Inexpli­ but it seems tu be an amazingly cable tu more matter-of-fact peo* good idea. < Russia after Lcnnin's death, are nrcused o f treason. Their expuls­ ion from office is demanded* and they will l>o lucky if they only lose their offices, not their heads. I*nt nnl your fsilli in prineess, still less in any child o f n revolution. BEGINNING ON Angus! 1 sir puksetiger service from Hu* Atlantir lo Hie I aeifie is promised, th* I rip to take 11(1 hours. First will come a straight line id ' trin from Ran Francisco lo Chicago, with transfers to D»s \ "goles and Renttle. Then a San Francisco to New York line tvith the same transfers. Passenger shins wilt carry the mails, nnd flying will tmve started. ONE CLERGYM EN Iasi Sunday said fundamentalists, hcltovtng literally every word in the nibln. and modernists, who think there may lie something science developnl hy human Intelligence, can never nossildy agree. Fundamen­ talists mid modernists must stay a part. The question presumably will not tie settled until Hie day of Judgement. TO ROME IT tieemrt wicked to suggest that there was no Jake In hi tho Garden o f Eden big enough and fold enough to provido com­ fort aide swimming room for whales 100 feel long. Others be­ lieve Hint God, having created man with thinking power animals with capacity for change, left it to them to develop the earth and the r real urea on it. TW O HUNDRED and never* Americans reported incomes of £1.000.000 n year or more in 1921*. ’ In HUM only 7fi reported in - 1 comes o f SI.000,000 or over. Once a man owning a million | was a wonder. Now 207 have n million or more income and some have HO millions of income nnd n good deal more through corporat­ ion ownership. And the Idllion n year income v ill arrive before earth's phase of industrial feudalism shall pass. THE V E R Y DRYS plan a dry ticket in 1028, if neither party supplies them with a candidate dry enough. II would lie enlightening to nominate at lenst one independent dry. The result would he in­ structive. Few candidates dare defy the dry, few would want an nut and out dry nomination. * 5 C M r - 1... li III Our appraiser H«aitH y «» u r iilmne cnII. He w i l l appraise the |vnlue of your old furui. l u r e without any obligation o you. Let four old furniture hi ay for Hie liew , lus| m If anything >oil wish in |he M(( and we sliall he gl.nl )„ nil, you the appraisal vnlur on piirrhnse price. * Gilbert IVlcGriff Furniture Co. Ghtirrlt at Hratigc ORLANDO. FLA. Y o u r Summer Diet Service You’ll Appreciate! Should include u daily visit to us for our delicious Your Ford needs the kind of service that assures It bring rorrrrtly repaired longer life, greater pleasure, lower cost of operating are a few features o f Hie enr Hint's "fixed right." Barbecue & Barbecue Hash "Service With A Smile” Out long experience in this line of business with the latest ami host equipment should enable iih to'givc service that will please. S to n e ’s S ervice Station "A'.k the ones who we arc now s m in g " Uitli St. A: Sanford Ave. Mattett’s Auto Repair Shop Sometliing Y o Hour WIr Ii I Killing Station 115 15. 2nd. St. Phone 77.1—W •Cannot Buy! STATE AND COUNTY Our Service i Romethiiig Hint given you without riot —it is prut o f this organization just much ns our slock but you ns customer are given Jhi.i extradelightful accessory to goods merit. T A X BOOKS Will Keiitttin Open Until Saturday July 2ml. State and ('minty Taxes may be paid it]* to and includ­ ing Saturday. July 2nd, 1he only additional cost to that duto being the cost of advertising. .5 X 5 ? Tax Sale W ill Be Held, COMMENCING A 12.0(1 o'clock Noon MONDAY July dth, at which time tin; first, item on the list of delin­ quents taxes then remaining unpaid, will be sold; TAX SALK W ILL THUN UK ADJOUUNKD Unlit 10:00 o'clock A. M. Tuesday July 5th, 1027, at which time the pale of lands for unpaid taxes will he resumed. 5 ? T 1 .5 ? .5 ? . , a r S -J C O M P A N Y iU F H S S M T H U Y A R D W ITH A M IL L B A C K I N G Phono1J5 Yard JNO. D. JINKINS Holly Ate., at niit. m it. i3th sta Bond Grad Zip Son ic L e t’s Go to Orlando Tax Collector, Seminole Countv ■■=3. q Direct JMWaierRoute io ■NEW YORK E W E S T nnd m ost luxurious coastwisi steam ers afloat o ffe r you com fort nnd convenience supreme. N MUCH TO ITS c redid Hie SAILINGS FROM JACKSONVILLE TO NEW YOR! United States has *1000 aviation C a llin g at C A n r l o t n n landing fields, scattered in every; F'*r* MondftV rioir*rtnv sod Baturdnv at 9 P M. state and the District of Columbia. 1 June tl, 18, 27 July K. S. Cherokee 7. Ifi, 25 Aug. 1. 1.1 And much lo its discredit New H . S. Itiohuw k T A M P A T ltlR tlN E Jiiuc II, 20, :to July tt, 18. 28 Aug. 15 York city, richest congested spot | S. S. Seminole June LI, 2.1 July 2, II. 21. .10 Aug. 8 Ik in Hie world, with the most to lose > Acta «if cruelty to domesticated ns he saw fit or iin his dispotitimi June Hi, 25 July 1, 11, 2.1 S. S. Apache Aug. 1, II. '•!« | in airplane war* possesses not one! animal* arc lean frequent today prompted him ami when any act of airport. SUMMER FARES FROM JACKSONVILLE than tali homicides and prosecutions I cruelty toward animals was comTo New York City........ $36.54 one wsy $59.18 round trip ft>r the cruel treatment o f human 'm ilted with impunity. To Charleston,S.C...... StJ.OO " •• $18.08 '* •• beings, There lire (tome groundti It was 101 years ago in Eng­ To Boston, M s m ..........$42.82 •• " $72.18 * n for the atalemenj that the public land that, lhi< first law was passed In less aligned hy the mint real- taking from the individual and Through Iick*t§ *r\<i hnggmgm Scrapping o f navies seems to incut of hunooiN than hy the mis­ phu-ing in the government the have started the I I'd scrap on ft* mtt principal nutlhmtn r«i4Rf» treatment of dumb animals. <>ur power to determine how domesti­ hand ut present. heart-strings are touched hy the cated animals were to ho treated. helpless, is the way we cxnlnili Two years later in Old Slaughters' Who remembers way back when Return Limit Oct. 21, I!I27 tliis seeming anomaly. Coffee House at tho upper end of Chiung and Chang were having n Yraniportition Include* men* «ni intre •t«trroora We of today take for granted Martin's Lane, London, the first war in China and took most of the berth• other ititcinoiiit el preferred legation ini tit* tluil man Iuih always been as kind English society for the prevent inn first page? with cr without private Uvatnry and •tw*wer, alto •uitre with twin nr JJout.’Tr bed* and private hath at varying and gentle with nnimulN as lie is of ent ity to animals was organiz­ titra db*ri*t. Perfect dinttic service*--tablet may be r«* today. But when wo so lliink we ed. Itochard Martin, Irish member A Dutch professor has set the Itvtd for two. four, sis or fight pmunj Onbr*t|*. forget Hint there must have been of I’urliument, got the humanitar­ limit on world population nt eight 1>nrwft* and rlatuing. some extreme provocation for Ha* ian bill adopted at a time when billions. Guess some of us will liuve for furfh»*f frtrormafiwif, ^nefr«fi?tu many laws against cruelty to ani­ bear-baiting, dog-figbting and to take the air then. Ticket*, mtc , *ppty tu mals and some cause for the incep­ hull-baiting, wore nopulur sports tion of the so well organized so­ in England. The Rev. Arthur George Bernard Shaw has looked cieties for the prevention o f enmi­ Broome organised that first so- up English dialects and says there ty to nnimuls. On second thought ciety at Old Slaughters', are *12,707,600 o f them. He ought "*«* older spectators pf life .ehn The world today is not surpri*- to come over nnd hear ours! , ('aider Agent, Sanford. I la. prelijthly recall a time when it was cd that the 10-year-old Princesa Wm, It, Clements, not an uncommon occurrence for |Victoria supported Broome’s soclA crowd In Gt. Louis didn’t know District Passenger Agent drover* and drovers to cruelly ety ami the Broome on his death Lindbergh but gathered around to Pier l Jacksonville, Fla. beat their heusts-of-burden on the lied, after spending l>is fortune ; look at his new silver-gray roadpublic highways, when it was a for his animal friends, requested \stor. Oh, well, tit. Louis is a pretty man's privilege to treat his animals that his dog be cared for. jhlg town. TIIK DOG’S LIFE TOM SIMS SAYS Summer Exercusion Now On Sale CLYDE L IM E m WfSMl .li* * CELEBRATION Sponsored by American Legion Post 19 Plenty of action in Orlando July !lX All Central Florida is joining; in litis great cclrbrutimi* held under auspices American Legion Post 1U. Program: Hi A. M. PAltADK, largest in history. II A. M. SPOUTS at Lake Kola, airplane stunts. Halty Show. Daylight Fireworks, "oul, Races, etc. Picnic lunch at noon. 4 P.M. t'enlral Kluritla’* HASKHALL at Tinker Field, vs. Orlando, and other features. Sanford 7:30 P.M. FI KK WORKS al Fairgrounds, Show at Auditorium, ami Dunce. L et’s Go for a G reat Day �ip'SW _■ I T H E S A N I'O IU J H E R A L D , W E D N E S D A Y , .M IN K 29, 1&27 S o cia l and Personal Activities-: PAGE (W it h a r o s a r y ju s t b e fo re h e Ijtt. 1 n tc rc ia l n ir m a il to p a ss f r o m th o I “1 w i l l p r a y f u r y o u a n d 1 w a n t A m e r i c a n t o t h e E u r o p c n n c o n t i n ­ I y o u to h u v e th is r o s a r y w ith y o u ,” e n t. TTTREE . i r j l i r k ' T i i lo v r iis c T o n a • Army Fliers Reach Honolulu After A H*n1iim] 'Iild, will I.,- rr eel veil 1*y »h«* Iloartl of County •',itrvHil«wioo«rs of fi-rulnol- County. r i 'i r l J * . » t ibn ..ffl.-» „f •»,«. tSf(^U .. .. .. , . Hock buret. " i t was bless­ A safety bor to ba dcllVdftJ to Wole County, ut Sanford. Florida, up ' to in A M on ih r i l t h day of July. ed by.the Pope. ■the President of France, M. Dou- — I t ' l w v K f f t - - . . . r k - v n i r ! , i h i t . r„t ii,~ ■•• l,,h<M Hnlchen Ihnnkrd her. He uUo morgue, why" the fliers land. <-»n- 5 a* i v i C l i U . ntnlerlal. Wiiiivmi-ni ..nit olSer Teleph on e 148 M R S . F R E D S. D A T G E R ^ R Q C IL T Y E D IT O R *" ' R esid en ce T e l V K r ' 53 "’ "■cro :: little medal pinned ft? jq- itAtuV u mTk ,>ninriran fin " rr.a 4. thinas n«*rr^.inry for th * run Mr linn of anproxlmatrly thru- rod •>«•*shirt. He fmid he was looking forw- ln>’ 11 grcot (treat irrand-uoicc of From Page One) . lialf (1 m.. miles o f. tlie rosd VlrtXa i d to s e e i n g h i s m o t h e r w h o l i v e s H e t s y Boss, t h e woman who made for(Continued 1 i f lit I e s te r Mnlllnurl Seven '"tuc from bonttwood ^to„ fttairner.: ei-srlirt'. the first American flog. In it is in­ ior meut. r-esjer mnuianu. seyen Thl. W(,rk w,„ H . ' .... .............. . piece vv ui ilRO while nUtinued hen* he j Krmllntr. pavlnK and (‘onmniHlim nf corporated a small o f Ithe ug orI glint) flag. T h e silk American Hag flh“ je »,i,,n;,,,r fights about the ^ carried over the North Pole h y ! ,a m I ,,1 * n.'1 ^ ‘lulrod a ho«t of rnst ty Its lA,Srs*otfiJn ■ ■ .............. Commander Byrd In his North Pole friends who were on hand to greet |vettl* the n - « Inrsttnn or h* on rhim. . do Hoad at tlee> Creek*, . , , flight was also enclosed. A htvely social eourtesy wn* t d sport tie. Miss Shelter rcA reviewing stand was in read!- ■ Plans nmt ’Aiieotflaatlima ar« bn At 3:21 n worknum got hack of that o f Uedne.vdny afternoon reived a pretty vanity as uift from ness for on official welcome to the “ * l,ll; i 'i •nf w n ( when Miss Zelln Shelfer of Augu- bur lioste -i I had kissed his three children good. I he monoplane and silt the cabin riiers as soon ns they disembark- i in irhirtt^rt. Kior Unpis, sSfelnerf Kngin.'e that ntichftred it to the mound. The llVf* 1V I f V i jfi i i* It, ■ ■ n il i •. 11. . . * ... l?.* G.‘h* i.he Ottructlye guest of Mrs. a i ........... i---- ----------- , , .. FRID AY I lb their home in Huston. . , , ... ithnf.- may t>« ot>ed from thefr commodious plane. (dp, IVpic* of—tit.i WIl C i' A , f t , to,, hour « cu d M i , A tta in ,o K r * * r the American Legion \V. Wallncc Wrght, was honored were laid with embroidered lunch* Jtl.ttSIHnie1t*"!! «lnlUr* id led l>>* U|1 ilym was attired in „ naval of- 'T ‘?m A \ * i' 7 a|,H ijjliii me ini#ve*fr. Menei’lrefotl.lMt lift ft the ITh#Ji rer's cap irilt Imtld .1 ..t- u,*lrlflc rntt> ‘,n'* immediately the 'V America pa^ ' d back ov- fleer's'c a p with "k »:it 'Vir « id‘“ iV\'lrk " ? Friday afternoon ,at :i at a lovely bridge party given b y ! oon^cloths^nnd " r o f r o X ^ t l T i r * RAN FKANUISCO, June 2i>— If liid is • "O • " * piano was bounding along the th e ;Misses Mae and Mildred Holly ] ••ivenlv-linsh ^ L I{o,,*,’ve,t P'md, it wna followed i:mv windhrenker which ebver...l u t},e American Txglon 1*1 oIihsnlK itnljl IS* HitUlMtlei! on grassy runway. A fter shooting n- (IN’ S )— With Sun Francisco far regnlsr ff)Sln», WliKhi Will lie »Upi» at their home on Park Avenue ,l!rL',1,!> i’roam >*>' art escort of cjght plains . They , khaki shirt H . VmHl, , behind and Honolulu, the goal, Forming a rich background for •gerale H f c hm oii1 sherbet JJi"; !" " IiVI ’ K/eat railing canton. penial and absolute Sc l f J 1Ri L "l‘ long for a few seconds, the' plane within striking distance, the giant lilleil Ov (lie County ntiM must' he absolute self-possessed. topped with rr of the Amorlcnn Le- tho am>m|ii!tileil by a eertlfleil clieck. lifted, sped along for about one pretty frocks worn hv thu mnile psynMe lo V. K pnaiiUs,^ ineet at 3::t0 o’clock at guests were the decorations of re served by the hostesses hundred yards a t n height of ten nrmy Fokker monoplane wna roar­ Clerk of lk« Circuit Court of Bemling over the Pacific ocean early 0. feet and then soared beautifully. .|. County, Plorlilu. for no imiotint ■gt Hut, quantities of greenery and iiumortoday. in the I . -■ ••••— I.indhCrgh and rham <-<ltiu l to Ihr*-* i » r rent, of tliu ra­ „ f tho Methodist ... ......... ............... ... .................. The plane started due west, came Piloted by Lieut. I-ester Mait­ mi umount of the lilil. , . , d S k ' ,(tost r |nnfi,nd' ,u,t wc will make the around In a huge semi-circle and, J m e e t with Mrs. S O. ored zinnias and other cut {lowInvited to meet this charming 1lead. They we:v impre ivo no_ dark conditions.” Tlie miroMSnftil lilililer Will by reland und navigated by Lieut. He’ ul her home on Par t ojrs. a ,,,,, i ........ , ’ , . zooming hack, headed due east, j visitor were Mlvs Fannie I.«is Mar. ohj.vt . up ,thu . .'no i •t in the 1 iiulr.nl to site n eurety Imtnf. dpr dressed m n gray with eight planes following In its genherger, the monoplane took off 1. rovr.l hy the llonH of Count) •tS o'clock with Mrs. Wilfrom the Oaklnnd municipal air­ Commikeloiiern of Prmltoile Conwy, o : nf civilian clothes, lie woro wake. jjrs. Mason ns hostesses. V * . port at 7 :0 8 o’clock yesterday Klorbla. fur itit ninitunt equal to designs wore used in keeping acorn ' " ‘.fI The eyes o f the crowd followed morning. fifty per ernt of the miioiiol » f blit. Ihiec o f the Methodist fo r tho inrd^nw ! ^,?,|n r a? ,Cn Ala., Miss Mary Gene Gray'ofl.au . It was n perfect tike-off. Tho j' 1 . 'ovtllq starter! o ff minus his | the planes until they were lost to Tlie rlRlil l» re>.erveil by. , Ihe ‘ - b!,,"e |and all r0DS, onBi «• C., Miss Miss Olivo Ncwnion, 'even-ton monoplane got got away away as hnve idenic lunch at file nmcres^L U1r l after "i* Olivo Ncwnion, ''ven-ion monopinno The plane is expected to renrh Ilonr.l of County CommlssfonJnt of lit* won* a tun shirt, the tun si^ht lu*atlinR toward tlu» Atlantic F|Af at 3:30 o’clock Mom- scores w it ! I n n A i i 1 PtayV‘I..Mfa.s Mary EHzal.eth Puleston, t *i!y nt n Jenny plane. Wheeler Field Irntween I and f» unl.l Soiiuty lo iejert any nr nil trousers o f a naval aviator** unio c e a n . Three thousand persons, most o f , , , , * ^ mcrt at the home o f Mrs. scons were counted nnd the prize j.Hss Sara Evelvn Williams M in o'clock this morning, Pucific const |,|«1 m hii.I to waive fortn.sllile/> or Rcrept, nuy bkt or »nv pnrt Uijfreof. mid » Indmet that made him and no to the lake lor top score awarded was a love- Hole,, Ycrnnv. Miss A v i V/ri-dr . them women, who hud : toiid ip tlm time, wbleli III Ibelr JllilK»U'rtlt, tlie.Jltler Mil,T,FIR FIELD, STATKN ISi> string «.r bluA crystal bonds. Miss Marcia Patter on Mr . I.h • i waiting to see the take-off, hke a football player. He is a The big monoplane—christened ••st of llte County will lie proittiitei] LWjj. LAND. N. V., J iiih 1 2 H (IN S )— "the Bird of Paradise" -—got away thereby. b four of tho Methodist r o r the one cutting the highe t , IJoyJo nnd Mrs, Franhlyn llarda- rhi i red ns tho plane shot along the ' ’ hy, powerful built man, with Lieut. Marion I.. Elliot and Lieut. ini a perfect take-off. JOHN MEIPCH. runway and up into the air. Tho 1f lie rugged face of « poglist. ,.;|1 meet with Mrs. F. It. enrd there was a novel hand paint- way of Orlando. Clintrmitn. Iioiir.l of Counly : liiid stopped nt take-off time, The blonde, blue eyed, ruddy- John Beveridge, who escorted^ComThe monoplane moved toward its I on Fourth Street at 3:30 Commissioners. .• 1 . . : however. |fared Ualchon wore a plaid shirt mumler Byrd nnd his companions goal with docklike regularity as v v. i i o c c ! 1. . v k h . Clerk of the Circuit Courts. At tl n'chrck, first word from tha \n,)d dark trousers. He was halloas out over Long Islam! on their non­ 1 he daylight hours passed and the K Daughters Sunday School /\i> t America enmo back by radio to when lie entered the plane, lie was stop flight to Paris, returned here iuterpid fiiers we re more than half r* 1. A . , l i:„# will Mr. and Mrs. Herliert Isite of •he hiingnr here. It was signed by all smiles. For days he had hut one this morning with a description of wqy to the goal as dusk enveloped Do Funink Springs s|«:nt the week |Neville, tho radio export ex pc Novi Hr, the abroad, worry, that something might come tlie first part o f tlie long 3 ,00(1- them. the pier at o'clock. The fliers were:Inst sighted yes- end here ns the guest of Judge nnd anil said: up to prevent his going! He is to ■11 ili> hop. Tlic program for the hand eon Wo. 5 o f the Methodist | > ______ , “ Bert Acosta tool: Ilia America t• rday afternoon Kv the steamer | M$s. James G. Rhnrqn. Mr, Love "Everything going fine.' be the relief pilot and navigator, _ V il meet with Mrs, Waltaking turns turns for for both both Aeosi, Acosta and out to a point nlmut three miles Sonoma. They ware 721 mile* west id president of Palmer College, A pretty compliment 'to her evrning'aVp P.^ S r S r J a |- RId,tinl E> Byrd's last words h e-jinking west of Mlncoln," tin* aviators saiil, of San Frai.ii co. The motors o f ' _ _ K,t'at 3 o'clock at her homo »V fore' leaving were addressed to T, i llvnl. attractive niece Miss Zella Shclaccording to nn "and made a wide steady turn to ffevh Avenue the F,d:kerp].u:e were worktlie right, circling buck at about ing pei ferity as it passed lu the s - t a . / f r ct f T C S S i " 1, ' V !"“r r' w, h. r r' flfttg Board will meet at SH of'A u i'sr.. 'c ;: a s T h T fiOD feet over the spot where he side of the steamer and wjggcd its v at the office of H. H. $Jy .Ivon T W «h » ,~ ,.ta JW .W . *C * * n , rim . . . none of. the had taken .. off. The i h tin-’ First National rwynon The decision to hop o ff had cothe plane was pointed toward River- way toward the setting sun. Mrs. W. Wallace W rlg u. ! ouvhnell and Tren, At 8:30 o'clock last night, the P l| K | L > P m n p H v fifeildlng. w u b h o stess a t h e r n o w h o m e !'A R T 1 . u « r t A c o s t a , t l i e s w a r t h y , i s I n c K - ns a surprise to nil the fliers, ex­ head, almost due east, when they steamer president Cleveland r c - 'V ."l 1 11 D H L 1 1 U J J L I I j SATURDAY cept Byrd. Tlie commander sent M c llo n v ille A v e n u e . 1. A n h e m . T h e S t a r R p a h g l . d ' h , l i r , „ , , , , ! a c k . ( . v i , , s h m .te d t finally started out toward tlie A t­ ported that the plane was roinniuti-j ■ p* story Hour will bo held " t t n e r v n . i e v o n e n n ’ t r r > m r . n l o n i r " • wmd • i i In. . . them shortly ‘ V ! before -2 llantic, a n t l c , hut b u t uonce n c o or o r itwice w i r e itlie i n * nnose o s e feating i l l i n g wwith i t h tthe h e ssteamer t e a m e r rPresident| re m ue nt A n a rtis tic b a c k g ro u n d » • . . « i B.01010 a n n e r , —- - Ki u e y ,. -• A chBrjte of (t,.f„0lng public prop *AJoek at tho Library. T o ll" i : i-J X c D s f i V o v i l l o a n d U n i - ' V i " ' n u i r m u g t o lie p r e p a r e d v e e r e d s l o w l y a r o u n d t o t i n * P i e r c e b y r a d i o . L i e u t . H e g e n b e r - I rty drew tim biggest fine to Po­ f e a t u r e d w i t h n u m e r o n s t a l l p e d c . *■' p v e r t a r t * , ' ‘ W i l l i a m ..... . , hen I.ft the htillinnllv lighted i ‘ ‘' m , 1' 'v U n h “ 'an all c ! ground and then to the north, ho- Igor for requesting'the Pierce for ,lice Court this morning when, L. *•!. s t n l n n d F r e n c h b a s k e t s f i l l e dd^with ‘t ' r t ' * In A Little Spnnidi . tn y n. f m rt r 1 - 1 aovjII., an ntlimtivc, mi- fore Mnilghtunlng out nggin, as .hearings. When this eommunirn-j . v i v i d - h u e d z i n n i a s a n d o t h e r mm. • Wlddden was flnod $200 when it m e r f l o w e r s e f f e c t i v e l y c o mabined b in e [U alleged that he dpive ft traetor ALahel Wayne. 1 -.Wing g"d-hvo to thdr kved ones ' rt'-e'iHm g.ir'vith h ^ ' f ll" 'y lhl‘ in"tru' U" " n “m ‘ ,V7 l'«j‘ r*1 . Cleveland, .. 1-2. Fox Trot, " I f A on Ere 5 : '. \ , • (i t , ■' iinng.ir with her Inis.'.and. ment-., was II III miles froin San Francis-'j J with flanges on nn asphalt road. .tnu to tiieir mentis. "r... iii,;ii,.,i _ * ..it ................... . . 1 .......... ...i___ i ... _it_i....... ' w ith g re e n e ry. li,.» y - '- D o n n ld s o n . "The plane continued to climb n , I The other caws which drew fines __ — — H ie evening hours passed all too 4. Fnntnrle for two clarion"! I Tho America passed over 'New- ‘ .a ,,, Vnl<|l *,Vl!!' i m/ * ! ' * !'!^ °v' Although the monoplane slowly nt a speed of about 70 miles port, R. L. nceording to a flight ■jj.t n.f“ 1 ‘ International Newt ,, ,v wi re. Eleanor l-owir- chnrged with soon with tlie games o f bridge and hot five of today's quesSong Or The N. t” V. Boot. an hour.until it reached u height Into a mild rain storm in mid disorderly eimduct wus fined W. R. .iiulletin Issued at the hangar iiere. , when scores had been compared it weather ["ilil enable you to test your (Bandsmen Oushnell and Tren) ,r, last ,, night fn- A. Leger wa» fined.oO two count*. It was signed by flrov. r A. Whald '.'f "-«» talking a gray-li nn-1 of about 2,000 feet. Then It level­ ocean, the ... djt of flying records and was found that the high score led down again th about 1 ,r,0 (> feet, Mi.ed the filers. Hie skies are ntlll, <)lgon£ r,y conduct costing him $&U „ . PT 0 en, vice-president of the Am erica!™ ''."houltlpnt ••nm o oW'leiiht off Honolulu, Ilonoliilil. hut III" . i.: . ...... ....i oveicasl th Answers to all the ques- prize a green glass powder jar, s « ; „ , AP‘ T, " M , ... Of tho flight. Whalen is at the ro- 1 P * ‘ w ,lt,r and, intting apparently the altitude at which fliers had the advantage of a tail und resisting arrest charge cn»t had been won by Miss Mao' Holly. Acosta intends to fly while the I»il1 k found on page B. $25. Ala* Wilson was fined $30 T !Af<' I,n coivimr end of tho wire here. Tho arm» '•*»!- kmsed Imn. wind bring the late hours of last for alleged disorderly conduct. . . high ,,prize, „. a silk. .scarf . |Opera House—Tobanh (A relec% ij . , Jlie man was the radio man's fatli- ship is heavily loaded. pvhiit year di<l the Wright The . men’s night. Advice received from Hono­ “ As it went on the America got Precious Johns was'fined $3 for al­ to* Bake their first successup a snood of about S7 miles an lulu then reported the wind blow­ leged contempt o f court. ight? r,. Popular Song, “ IT noiulti q"’ i " S " ' ,S d " l,-v" Vhaps," said th.- geni.d hour, elver Cummnek a handful of ing at the rate of 31 miles an hour Frnnk Morris Jr. puid $10 for -When and by what flying nia- W Deane won a novelty h rld -• hits of torn paper fluttered down at a 2,1)00 foot altitude. alleged reeklcM driving. Mnrgnrftt , ins {he first round trip With this wind at their hack nnd Williams, charged with disorderly d l & S e e o ^ i £ i e mOU, a ^ «Rod L . p ^ he ‘ hook hands with the newspn. from the America, and some of the l«ri'Ss the Atlantic made? aeeqinpanying planes dived to.cuteh Iho gasoline supply becoming conduct vrn* fined $2T>. James Ruff A t the cnnthision of the game ( Bryon Monaco mid Wendlinr llv > oS'i' A. M. The i.pim.xinmto jieriuen. .IVkit .famous fligh t was lighter, the army officers wen 0|, thl, Wlint. r),QrK« yya* fined $1 B. the bridge nccr-.tsorm were re- J I’ ieeola solo. The r.irllo U[ lif t,„, MAtacrieu*' nt thnl He was presented with a gidd some of the scraps., *by Diet. Russell Maughan? aide *.............................. to Increase the speed “o f the 1 ‘ Annie Mopr^ wan (laid 16 filM jl* “ Over Port Jefferson all but inuvod ami the tnhros sprcn<| with **-. 1 )* r.iari(». ........ v. t. n krt if f in. wri-t watcli by the Junior (Miami.cr UVhi made the first attempt liinnnpluiie. l^i;o«i dinordcrly cowlurL OUln KlHthree of the escort planes had been dainty hand made covers and ro»Biitrol, "American"-Mench-! '. " i , traveling henf Commerce, i across tho A tin Atic? At I o'clock this morning no fur­ run was fined $3 for alleged reekleft behind.' In out pifrsuit plane freshments consisting of a tem pt-'am. . , ...... m nn iim ir" H" gave reporters li stalement in ther wind Imd liven heard of the jins driving. Merck* - I>. Aley and tWl,n was the first to fly nir.g salad course with Ice ten were „ '•'• March, "Tlie Stars and Stripes ^ Xm.-rtvn pa ed Cape Cod :it Which he aid he hoped "uitr'Voum i " 0 I,ull‘H,t America, plane, But it is thought that it ithe English channel? -Sousa, served by tlie hostess assisted by Forever M„. tact i„... I1 w» v" ' Aeasltt and he waved was still traveling with victory Geneva U*wi« liotli up on a charge appreciate the 7:22 A. M. according to a Inter (rynieti will onkm.einie Imdiat fain Otis trial did "the. Miss Mae Holly, Miss Ruth ilenry of disorderly conduct were fined hack. Byrd clasped ids hands over wireless from the shi|i lo tho ban* that my shipmates, Ntiville, Aeosi.i ♦Bin" figure as an imporL and Miss Mildred Holly. ‘ ids head in a handshake. As we p.-iched in tlie cockpit along with $1 und $3, respectively., and Haleheii me flying over the top per. The message "aid: itnes* ? turned hack Balchen waved from the two brave airmen, Tin* following com * wen* dis­ Enjoyinjt Urf c o r f,.! h » .p iu « iy " P a s s e d f ’ npe C o d few miles. solely for the progress of aviation [■Wb is the present prime i In* cabin window." nun r lim 'd in n ;, Jam' nut! *2;*!> ■*-— missed; W. K. Lrgrr, two .rtiimres, » # SAN KRANGfSGO, to wh|ch they an* devoting their Left Cupc.CuiLLik.ld at ?•••; bt>r of ■' aniidn ? (IN S ) Ernest L. Smith air mail-disorderly condorland contempt of If vea." time, misty and rainy. All wen... HVhat is mircosnn ? Mrs. K. S. Dullou hits as her pilot may take o ff for Hawaii at !™urt; Roy owiiU, disorderly toni f i •* r r. . . » Misa Marie C7eae Gray l .aDV'/rto,! I* L i!/ J ? ifcoT L ^ i r n r u t i p • I ( igm d) Byrd. lie Mild they: realize there hi no bWlei is Jose Capahlamu? S. C. Miss Ruth Henry. Miss Mae 1 i H ? H ! D e l S I r i V e n i i J f cTl, On Iho buds of that mm sage it glory in a nott.itnp flight to Paris iroeM tlii Week Mrs. KnlllJrine daxvn lomnrriiw it was revealed l>y .duct; Jim Henderson, disorderly •Who is the president of the Molly, Miss Mildred Tfolly- Miss Edmund J. .Moffett on« of Smith’s ' conduct{ Alotlm ^oullg mid Robert was estimated that Hie America for them and he took occasion to Beck! erg« r of ( Irlandn. in Federation of Labor? hackers today. I Lawton, Imth charged witli disorFannie Lins Martin of Wotumpkn. was flviiig at the rate of 108 mile* ray he was glad that Lindbergh Approximately 23 of the Herald i i'aul J. Stines has relumed A navigator to replace Glmrle*.derly conduct. Y-, Ala., Misa M.n v Julia Appei?reached Paris first, because Lind­ from carriers and (itrcet* sales boys were j an Imiir. Charhtlon, W. Vn., where Montgomery, Ala., Miss Elizabeth miertalncd lain;,) nt a watermelon pai!V| Fbortly aflerw;.i«l lw ' ! ‘ H bergh fergh "did for Tor the progress of pai-Jv] Shortly afterwan a nf lie has been - pending his vacation. Carter, who refused to go up wit|i I Smith after their plane "The City ' Turnliull, Aliss Helen Vernay. Mi::;, in the• tear of the lirrald building j wm r-ccived tiiroiigli tne •" n iiviation and intenmlioiml good j n ix •if Oakland" had been prevented Olive Newman- Miss Snnth Evciyn Just night. A fter Hie fca-t I'nrjH'ratlon of Amejicu Ironi ' fellowship what w« (lever dould J. A. Adair and family i>f Jnrk- from making the trip nn account of Williams, Miss Georgia Mobley. .1 h l l s iine-'ii A'tty at L a w -•■ven have hoped to do." l i e . . „ osession , f , 0i u , i was — i n iield for , - n Hic:S. > , , » * > R. • * Nab! n -aymg:, , Bonville spent Monday* iii Rnnfnnl a broken windshield will lie secur­ G o m n u itid e r B y rd passed o v e r M imh Mary F.lizaLa-th I’uleston, pm-pose <,f organizing the Imv Practice in Stale L Federal The first man to enter the plane en route lo other points in tlie ed from a list of. volunteers this 20. L a t i t u d e 12.11 n o r t h L o n g ! .. w a s I lei hert W. Rtissman, radio Mifts Ava Wright, Frederick Bell- ( inlo two groups each with an eh •Courts stale. afternoon, Moffett said.' [w. A. Fitts entertained most Frank Woodruff Jr. Robert \V. |ted leader. lode 7007 wo t. ( if not! “ Cl plain* expert and friend of Byrd's, who Garner-Woodruff i»lly at (tuplieute bridge and Diane, Hodgson Ball, Stanley Ver­ This position is about 1-0 miles tested Hie radio apparatus and Hidg ' WASHINGTON county will mC lljl'L E Y 3,00(1 h.-ud of rat­ Tho group* are divided into the <m Wednesday at her homo nay. Jack Fine!!. Albert Connelly, northeu t of L'npo God. found it to lo* in excellent shape, me bonds for $200,000 courthouse. tle .‘ hipped from county in week. I’hoao- H00 ...... c a r r i e r : : a n d t i n * s t r e e t r a l e s h o y s . Woo Avenue, when she wus James Tongue, Eve roll Dash and A t e m p o r a r y p r e s i d e n t w a s e l e c t e d • .Mrs. . . . . . . . . .Acosta . . , raid . slu* was, _ _not> .„the „ Tin* ground crow at 5:03 removed ■ lo members o f the Every Edpcrton Patterson. f r o m b o t h g 'r o u p s to se rve u n t i l h a s t n l ‘ l - r > -1''11 ' ^ I A < 1 . . . . Hu* tarpaulin from Hie motors. [ ft’N-k Bridge Club. th u n e x t m e e tin g . I m p r o m p t u i h a n d e m b a r k i n g u p o n • t. Byrd was asked what ho thought *he pink radiant roses of Ins chance to make Paris, "Our •ww.i,;.Tii?;N.,; ? i ? i ! ' ; K w w » w m i v w w w w f f w w » w w w w w w w w K w » f t W K W W M W w * * w * , 5 s p e e c h e s w e r e g i v e n l> y s e v e r a l o f j a d v e n t u r e . „ , with inuiden Imir ferns t h e h a y s r e l a t i v e t o t h e i r w ’o r k n n d “ H e 'll m a k e it, I m s u r e _ chances arc as good a* they are [™ f beauty and fragrance in n i n n y m a t t e r s p e r t a i n i n g t o t h e i r n i d . “ W h y s h o u h l I h e a f r a i d . I v e had", was liis cryptic reply. pting tho rooms o f tills spaw o rk w a s th re sh e d o u t. ‘ i r e q h i m t a k in g c h a n c e s e v e r s in c e The lust iif the gasoline, and tho I home where tho card tallies food supplies hud. meanwhile, been M . G . L e w i s , c i r c u l a t i o n m a n a g e r w e w e r e m a r r i e d , n n t n* a n l o m o *n laid for the play, Tlie Azarian Circle of the Bap­ n f t h e H i n i l d , w a r i n put on hoard. The food consisted . b a r g e a n d b ile r n c o t r a « k a m i in th e a n . morning hours were spent tist Church met Thursday even­ f r a v c t l u * b o y s n t a l k of four roust chickens, four chicken n n t i n * b e - ' J h - H l y , 1 t h i n k t »«*, e h a n c j ' S 14* png tlie hoards one way uf- ing at the homo o f Mrs. Arthur w a v t o i m r e a i e l l i e i r b u s i n e s s a n d t a k e n i n test* pilot, going up in sandwiches four quarts of hut eof*tirii ;1 delicious luncheon of GatdhcH at Lake Mary wi'h Mrs. t o k e e p s a t i s f i e d c u s t o m e r s . A f t e r n e w m bines, were greater Hum i*e, in Thermos bottles, four ham i salad und accessories, icod Gatchell nnd Mrs. T. L. Ilnio as Ilu* talk nn open direusHtti \vv -tlie chance he is taking In till* and cheese sandwiches and five p it l food cuke and Ice crcnm hoKtesses. gallons of water. out* monoplane.” la Id i'* <1 -event I problems of mm IWtvcd. The pretty table was In the plane were seven pounds Balchen is unmarried nnd there Decorating the rooms whore tho j vice hi ! other matters pcrtnlnh T* with n lace doth and cen- members ttsscmhleil were baskets , t*. d*- :- i'v was talked over, ei*e no women folks to say good* of mail, comprising 2 !Sl) letters jmii a large crystal howl After the hushies* scsslnn the j bye to him. But one woman Mrs. from diplomats, religious leudeya, t*ilh i" e>i nnd sprigs o f ferns and howls o f vary colored zinnias , were lukon , to th* Milam* j J. *A.* Bockimrst, wife of nn nit*- head' of imluhlric", politicians and Byf-’ of tiie guests were des- and ferns. A short business session was h- id : Tinnier. Several meeting : are .....plane photographer, pr-.-o nted him plain citizens. It is the first com wit!i jiluco cards done in *i. when n committee was namedi ta ing »panned for the summer< elect a new chairman. After Hie MISSES MAE AND MILDRED HOLLY Byrd Hops Off For! HONOR VISITOR FROM GEORGIA 1 Social 1,1th" - IS™ j^arly Today.Sll,s!vhSfc^ i with 4 Companions f7iu1^ iS iS S ,rSgS& Calendar « 8 1 1 1 ** * w f „ . .... . ^ 01 * Mrs. Wallace Wright i hursday Program will Entertains Tuesday In Oi Rand Announced HoilOl* Of MiSS SllOliCV still 1JVJan DfUWS Fine For Defacing * (ouA sk One £ Si- Herald Carriers Are Organized At Meet I'Ills Entertains fryOtherVVeek(:!ub ^Bridge-Luncheon a Azarian Circle Holds Meeting On Tuesday | TWO P airs L . Of H o s e i | FREE With Every Dress! ^ X ^ n i n & trram *gram * *was....... » arranged rri,nK<-d h\ hWn .scores were added. "ere laid* for Mrs. Chas. i. Mrs. Braxton-L. Perkins, L"»> Wight, Mrs. Wulter R. ^ B* Mrs. W, C . Greening, - Oavitl Caldwell, Miss Mary *7 Powell, Mrs. C. R. Kirt1- J. C. Benson nnd Mrs. M r. n n d M rs . W . L , L n g li, a n d IJ Mis. H. • Moore, the circle leader. The topic 3H h s E m i l y l i t g l i a o f A t i a n t a , G a . . ‘ iJ a r r i v e d - h e r e T i i f ' d a y a n d a r e tlo * was "Missionary Children". A social hour followed when Hi * • f i l e , S i - o f J u d g e a n d M r . J a n i e G . hoVto«V served sandwiches, pickles j Sharon a: their I -me on Ninth ice cream nnd fudge. ; Streit. Circle members j i resent were: i , Mrs.' W. C. DeCoursey, Mrs. lia r - | Mr Murry Jnrvls, Mr. and 'ir>. old kastner, Mrs. C. C. W ells Mrs. i R, L. Ci rixtenlmrrj* and M rs WnlIra Southward, Mrs. Grady Dun-| ter lluyn* motored to Cr. ■ t can. Mrs. Abion Kendall, Mr*, j city Tue-du:.' *.vh-*re they uttend George W. Evan*, Mrs.C. A. An- j 'n bun i * and meeting <*f Hie Eastern tar. derson, Mrs. B. C. Moore. Mia. M. “ ^ C. Hagan, Mrs. Mack f lox’clamj, Mrs. Clifford Walger, Mrs. V. *». ^ Hasty, Mrs. L. T. Sheppard, Mr*. '•J the moat enjoyable nf- T. L. llule mnl Mrs. Arthur Gntchtills week was that of c l l . ________________ when a congenial group J* hi Paint Springs where |*P«it the day most pleasnnt- Deland ,I100n n picnic lunchonn was zfter which several games p were played. The prize a lovely dorian weal went ■,r<ire M-U rnveiy norieii ,, Ralnh E. Stevens, Btcvciis, ^ Major. major, Dr. Ralph Julia Appereon I Medical Corps. Florida National ) hlu R" lm?l|ng Guard ehtSrtalnel at the Country <«re also enjoyed until 11; riuh lart night honoring Col. IVrcy |Kour, L Jones, U. R. A. and Capt W M L J i f g t h i s o u t l p g w e r e : ? * l r n . WmiambDU: -S'. A.* who were h » I ' o w e l l J r . . M r s . N * J t I guests x*e*tcritny while on n to jr I * c *r f " , B r a l j r T h o m p s o n , M r s . o f inspoctlon of Florida guard anttt , udJc, M rs. G c n rg o G ra y , Col. Jones is senior medical in­ U . T h r a s h e r , M r s . J o * spector of the Fourth Corps Area, f , • M r * . E d d i e R a w a o n * M r s . t' R. A., xvilh headquarters in At* j I ’ e c k . M r s . R a l p h S t e - lantft. Cant Williums is infnntry In- j D e m l l . s t o f f o r d , M r s . structor for the Florida guard, with (¥ .■/ "Min ' a jJ rr., . . airs. M r s . J. J . O l i n headquarters in Orlando. Miss , j'lr ’* Hugh Whelchel, M Those who enjoyed the affair at o n t? '1*1 Appearson nf MMoi li, Miss Fannie Liois the Country Club were: E. holder, A. W. Knox. L. 1. < bitten M'ctumpkn, Ala., Miss den. nnd Frcd Hu.term «U■.* U *unt. and Mrs I.. Y. Lyon*. Chris John Stephenson. jJ._C. , ;— ---------------Chris steph-n-on . « . HutciiinBOn’ 7, i/fi* Mrs* R. L. Chrlstenberry C. J. Murshall. C. I-. Dntt, - • nhS',rry Jarxis nnd Mrs. U. 1^ Vincent. C. M. I|“ nJ* ,l* *• Ig |uer sttandod tho JJP ’ • | : ' *U*«dod the imetlinr iiucllug llnms Hams C. v. U Parks. A. , ". n lOiUiV* ,lf th® Fa*tern Star, Elmer Carlson • - I ■ I L M ouday e v e n in g . Th u rsday' Florida M orning S i n c e 1878 O n e o f F J o r i d n ’ ti I . e n d i n R D t p a r t m e n t S l o r c H [ford Party Enjoys Luncheon At Springs Tuesday Dr. Ralph Stevens Is Host To Party Given In Honor Of Visitors O r c lc S S NOON! Shoes • jw Wtt have 25 Surprise Packages of high class »ilk hose which we will give away AB­ SOLUTELY FUEE with every purchase of a 912.U5 Silk Dress. Each puckage eontains two pair of hose nf different colors..Each puckage has the size marked, uu it | so you’ll get your correct size. The lovely silk dresses which we are dosuig nyt at ' 1 If 12.1)5 are worth twice what wu ask—they are ?25 values. men 'Light ami Dark Shades. Just what is needed on The* Summer Vm:ation. Mi-Lady’s Shoppe C - Among the packages is one which contains two pairs of Lady tiordon Silk Hose that regularly sells for $2.50 per pair, .lust think of it—you can get a $2.> dress for.$l~.l>-» u„t| two* pairs of hose Fit EE ami yours might be the l.a«ly Gordon Package! Lome, early—don't he DISSA I'POlNTED ! ____________ 5 • —I'urchin ** your foulw ear at DreRa'K fur you will K*t all lealhi r shueA jn styleu that equal the IjchI shown elKuxvlie re while the prieos tire much less. "Style Without Extravagance' G. A . Dreka and Company * - •* • M $$lt M a ffe ld ’s L adies S h o p Try one pair of Thompson's, you’ll never wear any­ thing d«o after your first pair. i First Street %i & U H U J H *S M. M t* 1A n d e r s o n a n d I t . L . B * »x Read The Details Of This Amazing O ffer! Felt Arming: Daily ! • Smal l fcoMiy Shaped in 4 9 A . M. to « “ 1 v-a^G Smart F rom S* td. tC t i 1 Next to Woodruff-Watson m �* « *« » * ? * PA G E Ss THE SANFORD HERAT,D, WEDNESDAY, J IT N E Y , 1927 FOUR you » r any o f you Ilia! you riru •■m'h und I'vrry i.v r r this a ge of tw e n ty -o n e 21 years. T H E R E F O R E llil* I n fo roinmnnd you. E. M. C A T E S mid I i A N I K I'A T H H Ii I k wife, find W. T. C A T E S J A C K S O N V I L L E B R A C K . F U - , m id M A R I K C A T B fi. hi- w ife, mid Jnno 2 0 - ( I N S ) A c o r o r ^ r * , ju r y , w i l l m e e t, this n itc rn o o n to invcs* ■<*ir«*n11 juaiirt ;<t Hanford* H^rttlndli* t l g n t e the death o f C h arles R. Jones I ’ ounty. Florida, on t li»* fou rth ( f i l l ) R7. i n n r « h « ll o f J a c k s o n v ille B e n c h W ^ o f ^ > . A. ^ IM L , «»* « k illed i.. a d v n n m l.e b i n d here yi ■■ i n u u a g u m -t t o o by the roihiuuliituni in (Ills cause, o th erw ise Mild trrday. hilt of coinidiilnt w ill lie inki'ti ns Jones w a s instnntly killed am) eonfesK'd by you mid (Well mid I’etcr Keller- 11 believed fninlly e very of yon nnd Ihln r m u p proceed ex | III Me. Knhl CSUSe hl-ltlK II suit wounded nnd E. (.arson badly in­ Inn fur flnnl decree of f o f e jured when struck by fylnp frnp-,( (tray closure mid sale of the follow lug Police Officer Dies InDynamite Explosion inonts o f an iron nipts blasted by iteKciijied property -Runic, lying municipal enpineer 11. W, ’ Smith, j mid, being In' Reminpjf County, I-lorThe bast w a s set o ff by Smith in. T h e Soil I tltves t Q uarter e f the nn effort to remove n section of NihtheiiM Q uarter IH W 'l of N E ' , > o f Seel loti 21, T o w n s h ip 2*u south. R a n g e 30 East, under and hy virtue of that certain ul-irlRKKe dated the l i t h d a y of May. 11*23 from Frank II. Cnsner mid N. A ugusta Cnsner, tils w i f e ns i n t u b r i B m i l T c o u r t o k * e m i - m o r tg a g o r s ami Eeander l.nrs'iu. ns MII.K, l III A T I . F L O R I D A . i n m ortgagee, and o f record In M o r t ­ g a g e hook 17 Oil liage ,703 o f the C IIA N U K IIY IV, N C L E M E N T S . Coinpliilimnl- Pul,lie Records o f Sem inole Count)*.' Florida. • vs IT IS F U R T H E R O R D E R E D Hint W l l . F O R D M. IIOOK. .1 ul.. D e ­ tills n o)Ire lie published In The fendants. S A N F O R D I I E R A E D . a newspaper O R D E R OK U U O I.IC A T IO N published In Sanford. Seminole T H E S T A T U OK F L O R I D A T o :-— once a w e e k for W I I . K o l t H M’ IIOOK A N D EMMA i *1.1101 > Fliirldn. E. IIOOK. I I IS W I F E , D E F E N D - fo u r I ( ) ' consecut I ve Weeks. W ITNKHK ‘ my tmnil mol o ffic ia l A NTH IN T I I E AMOVE E N T I T I . E D seal of the Circuit Court o f the CA LSI*. t w e n ty -th ir d ludlrlnl circuit o f the Il appearin g from nil A f f i d a v i t f ile d In this cause liy the Complain- Utntc of Florida. In nnd fo r Sem i­ m u that you. W I L F O R D il. HOOK nole Comity, F lorida, on this the mut EMMA E. HOOK, his w ife, nro 1st-day of June A. D. 1927. V. E. DOUdt.AKH each mid e v e r y r e s ld in is o f a Slute Clerk Clreuit Court o r Country other than llte S la te o f R y A. M. W E E K S F lo r id a ; Hint Hut places of re s i­ Deputy Clerk dence uf each nnd e v e r y o f you C I R C F I T C O U R T HEAD are unknown; Hint there Is no per­ son or persons In the S la te o f F l o r ­ W l l . SON. HOY EE A D IO H T O N , Solicitor fo r ComrbHnant. ida. the service o f n summons In 29th, eluincory upon w hom would bind Publish: June 1st. x, 16, 22 you or any o f yod'uhd y o u are each and e v e r y o v e r Hie age o f tw e n ty - IN THIS C I R C U I T C O U R T, T W E N ­ T Y - T H I R D J l III! I I I . C IR C U IT one 121} pears T H E IIE F O M E . this Is lo rom ilia lid OK K I.O R IO A IN ( N i l KOR NlOIIN O L i: C O U N T Y l IN C H A NCERY. you. W ILPO U D M. HOOK and j L B I N A . W Y L L V and A L ­ EMMA K. HOOK. Ills w ife, and each* N AIIOEMRIT AlVV R E Yi Com pi At n» ms. mid e v e r y of you to personally he and appear before i InCl re all it. e . j o h n ron! iirh n Wads­ Ciiiiri at Seminole County, Florida, w o r t h , mnl T i l A F F O R D CROP at Hanford, Seminole County F l o r ­ E l IT I EH C O R P O R A T I O N , a C o r ­ ida. on the (III day of July, A, 1), pora Him. Defeuilmtls. 1927, to make misiver to tint Hill N O T IC E OJ’ M A S T E R 'S B A L E o f Complaint filed again st you h t» N otice Is herohy g iv e n that under I he cinnp1uln.ini In this cause, o th e r ­ mul hy virtue o f the final itocree wise sold Hill of I'otnplulul w ill hbn of foreclosure mol sale made arid taken as confessed hy poll ami • nrn entered on the 16th day o f June, A. and e very o f you mid Oils cause D. 1927. by the Judge of the Circuit . proceed expnric. (laid cups? brin g Court In and fo r Seminole County, a still prayin g f o r fin al decree o f Florida. In Rial eerialn Chnnreiy foreclo sure and sale of the f o l l o w ­ in g described properly situate l y ­ Hull pending In said Court w herein W ylly and A lb e rt in g and being In the County of Naomi AUlu a mid It. K. Seminole and S tale uf Flarld a, toe W y l l y ......... . Jolinson. Hugh W a d sw o rth , mul Wit: T r n ffo r d P r o p e r lle s Corporation, a A ll that part o f llm N o rth w est Corporal Ion. are ilefendauts, I. S, Quarter of the Southeast Q u a r ­ A. It W ilkinson, iis Special Mnsti-i ter tN W V i o f 8 K U ) . o f Section o f said Court appolnled in said filial 7, To w n sh ip 21 South. Range 30 decree, w ill o f f e r for sale and sell east, ly in g East o f tUc Hrlrk lo the highest am! best Milder for Hoad and con tain in g th irty-on e rash at public outcry b e f o r e the <31) ncrea more or less; Court House In Sanford. S e m i n o l e tinder anil by virtue o f Hint re r- County, Florida, on Monday the 1st t it I ii m o r tg a g e dated the 171ti day of August, A. D. 1927. the same o f December, A. D. 1926 from W l l - day b e in g u rule day o f said Court, and ford M. H ook nnd Kinmtt E. Hook. d u rin g the legal hours o f sale, the M s wife, tlm M o r t g a g o r s and W . N. p ro p e rly described In and ordered Clements, ilia Complainant as M ori- sold by said final decree, which Magee. Halil mortKiiae appearing p roperty Is sllunleil In llte C ity o f o f record In M o r tg a g e Hook 23. on Sanford. County o f Seminole and p a g e 213 o f the Public llecords o f S tale o f Florida, and described Seminole County, Florida. more particularly at follow s, t o - w it; I T 1H K U R T H E I l O R D E R E D Hint T h e Southwest Quarter o f the this Notice he published In The N o rth w est Q uarter of Herllon H A N F O R D H E R A L D . n neivspnper F iv e (6 ). T o w n s h ip 20 South, published In Sanford, Seminole R a n ge 31 East, save mid except County, F lorid a once n w e e k for the fo l l o w i n g described portion fo u r (4 ) consecutive weeks. thereof, to w i t : Hegtn nllig at W I T N E S S my hand and tlin o f f i ­ North east Cnrnor of said South ­ cial seal o f the Circuit Court o f the west Quarter of Northwest T w e n t y - T h i r d Judicial C ircuit o f Q uarter mill running Hinilli 990 (b e S tale o f Florida, In nnd fnr F e e l, I he nee West 420 Feet, Seminole County, Florida, nn thin thence North 990 f-eet. m ore or Ilia 1st day o f June, A. D. 1927. leRs to a point 420 Feet West of V. E. DOlIflEAHS the point or beginning, and ' Clerk Circuit Court, the nee Etnist.lo point o f b e g in ­ Seminole. County, ning. Florida. Also, that eertuln traet o f land tty A. M. W E E K S described as fo llo w s : lleglniiinu D. at the Northeast Corner o f tlm C i n r P I T C O U R T SE A I, Northeast Quarter of the HoulliW IT .8ON, HOY E l l * - D IO H T O N . WeSt Quarter o f Seelloil 0. ToW'tl* Hollellors fnr the ('omplnlnnnt ship Jo South. R a n g e 31 East, P u b l i s h : June 1st, X. 16. 22 A 29th. and running South 3 & 71/toa i ha Ills, t lienee W est 4 mid III* 10(1 Chains; llninre North 3 and 7X/|0n C h a in - ; theure West (7 in T iik r im i n' c o u r t o k m :m iL in k s ; North 6 and 473/1000 NOI.E COU N TY, KI.OIII HA. IN Chains: thence East ( and CHANCERY 26/100 Chains; thence North In l . E A N D E I I EAIIMON. C om plalnanlthe North line o f the Southeast VM Q u arter o f the Northw est QuarF R A N K II. CAHNEIt and M. A lter o f said Section •*: thence Q U STA CAtiN EII. Ills w ile, E. M. East to the Northeast Corner of C A T E S mol E A N I E C A TE S . Ills • said Southeast Quarter of his wife, and W. T. C A T E S ami N orth w est Quarter o f said Se<;M A R I E C A T E S , his w ife Defendtiun 6 and I,hence Suillli In point ants: of Iteglulling o l t I Hill O F P U B L I C A T I O N Also the South H a lf o f the T H E S T A T E O F F M H t I D A TO: Northeast Quarter and p o r t l i H. M. C A T E S A N D L A N I K C A TE S , west Q uarter o f Southeast Q u a r ­ H IS W I F E . A N D W. T. C A T E S ter and North H a lf o f Southwest A N D M A R I E CATES. IIIK W I F E . Q uarter o f Southeast Quarter D E F E N D A N T S IN T I I E AMOVE nnd Northwest Q u arter of K N T I T I J I D C A U S E :Northeast Quarter " f Southeast II appearin g from nn a ffid a v it Quarter o f Heel Inn 6. T o w n ­ Hied In this ruusr liy the Complainship 2a South, R a n ge 31 East. i ' lit that you. E. M Cates nml Lanl > The purchaser 111 pay fo r deed. Cate*. Ms w ife and W T. C A T E S | Tills property Is sold to comply nnd M A R I E CATES. Ill* wife, are Willi l lo* filial ord er of e.ile a f o r e ­ in ch mul t v e r y residents of a state said. or rnuniryi other than the Stale o f , K A. H W I E K E U P O N . F lo r id a ; lli.it the places of r e a l - | Special .Vaster In Chancery. ilenee o f luirli and e very one of you Cleorge <t. H erring. o re unknown; that there Is no per* i S o llc lio r for Coiuplnliiutita. gun or perknyis In the Slaty o f F l o r - 1 (S E A LI Ida the sarvlee of a summons In Ttieert 6 limes, successively, Juno chancery upon whom would Mud i l . 29, July 0. 13, 20. jipe on the bench considered im rn rd f o r b o th er*. BY AHERN OUR BOARDING HOUSK - • . .. BY WILLIAM OUT OUR WA.Y ^ I v N & L L , f\ X S fir' BCLihV.R M’L A p /^' ' Y .^yM H A k i, VoiS r O f? \ MOjOo PLAME Minus A Mo-TOPAK { vJI.'JPtkiG Vf UP OjA A VUrtHT 1*1 . .. . A y. t'v t it— -.if 4-rViri . , r-, Acvv.Akic 'fl'AT’ V uitrtr e s t.ii-f’dciit-r WiV^ouT l \ Aki1 GO ASt-FAR AS , i i i / « 9 .S* A PLAki!^ "VhAT w ill f l v e o U k iP S D llt V At TH’ s a m e -T im e • , < i*fttL ^-^^'EciTAkinS^t OF -Two B U IL D 1% Aki' I ' l l R V W i t h YOWHRFUL £>PRlkA6S 1-OkiE EiPRlkifi N O U ! — I'L L W Ik iP IT , A H ' AlrfERkiAlES VltTH "THE OTHER,OkiE 15 WOUkiD up WHILE -THE -^ 1 Vou S TE E R ' crfHER is ukiwiAPiMca ! ^ - ima 6 iMe ' T A PLAkiE'fHAf CAM FLV AROUkiP 'T^E WoRLP.* ^ liAW, EGAD*-SUCH A PLA^*E WILL -THE HooPLE / \AJFVA. VdhAOT* v j e K\W 0A is-'fi-us? l e Dour 'i S m F lO v M 6 R tA \ v\ o c k iM » s u m s AM’ BF-’Ll FFRGitT F\lS. iT uD "T'SnXEP, T o o OKiV Ip NW ARN 1 V Q O -i'V A 'V M A T K ih J B R F A K V-\lM FROM SUCVVtM DtDM’ CtF - T T R E O . C H AK1<^,M‘ H A N D S M0HoPLAUEQr^ . y - 'I M u p 1 \ ~ F,| V •L 3 , ■ r* 7# ft If I *" 'f I t r. c^ o CUC . \<Q 0> IkA O U E CLO CK sea u. a e*T. or r. DI*J7 «TNtAItHVKl I By Ma OY THt V ltW IN C . KKh OKiNtCtSetC A u S t C A V ltS A ^ cuT . I 'AHVOEtftUT I ^Ut: QRWc ! j ANYV-lMl'“ AH O .IQ TVU'ij c a ^t the MAVO OF ROE OR l *aooT7> EtEFR L ookUO IE T R V R . . envyA EoR, V R B IT tW . SALESMAN SAM 0 0 5 P »£ INFORMATION WANTED 00*5 \<TA 6 V ]e L T P O O O '? '? $wecry eerv \ \ H U H '? ? Does oo to^e OOR OWN 0\GBOOPOL © oy'? . By Sn 'in •«) Does oo? VJHAT \S l)heh 0 0 G Mpt GKOVJS 0??jy-w M graho! m V om oo AH, (MW’ T L0VG /•f* a Y ///S . GOOD AT IT 112 E. Second St. JACKSON ; Oil M *< ___ f. I DO! BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES MOM’N POP , J R .w lliA W & MEROtSyARF MAOE^MOT BORM: LOANSa BY TAYIX JUST tffiM OVCR F o r d M iN u r e w t i c f i e ’s p o p ? ------B Y Tt<C SOCfiO OF TiKNGS «£ 'S OOiUe M0fJ£ TfiAN 0ARNINC u>m& Notice To City Tax Payers! By Order of the City Commission time for payment of City Taxes without extra costs has been ex* fended to September 1, 1027. Ellen Hoy, Tax Collector. _ (A9C0A ltta |( WASHINGTON TUBBS II r “ D R IV E N T O IT ” Crptlll slttiUlil n ot lie list'd liy n d eiito r ns u nit*alls n f s t i i f l l n g I lit* bunlt'ii uf pi'ihoiinl nr f a m i l y expi'im c* to tint gltnuUieis uf hin m u l l turn. wvlew C L O V iN iE O . Tlilit ix wlmt is ilune when bills ure nut pnid prnniptiy, Tin* purppM* nf vruiiit is lo urt'oimiiodate custinners fnr n limited time, aueli ns tile period between one pay day' uini an­ other. Some people do not know (lint Hie World War pul 1111 end to long credit term# us between wliolesiflers uud ri-tnilers. Tilt* relnil menluinls must now pay promptly on short terms or suffer in his credit, lie is driven lo insist on prompt payment of uirounta due him. Sanforcl C red it Association li)t. Nall. Hank llldg. BY CRA C OSON\ I N W C d M.G WNQG. Y.0M & YUKl O 0 T A G O l N j J AISJI av S'* W A N A C eR .’ JUST CAkJtiHT -Tms MENAGE.RtE PUNK-SHOOTitlC, VIMS AT TW£ GQ'f LN T K t jOSTRlCVE 1 y l U W ! V00 D E U Q E R A ftlN s h o t vims a t h im ? moq caused ALE T h a t JUMPING AND N6LUN MtMLt HG VOA'S DOING ‘ �THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1927 Sinford Hally Herald ant a d . r a t e s T.rma; Cash in Advance L*onc nils, will lie received nitrons and collector »cnt Widely far payment. C™, l(*c n line E£ ............ *r u k m ............ 7c a line tiflmc rates on rcciucnt. at reduced rales aro for toulive insertions. words of average length tainted a Diie. fajntum cluirgu of *00k lor insertion. ... . 7 advertising is restricted Ltfitrer clasHti{cation. [Min error Is made 'Hie SanE Menild will be respmmihlo KLly 0nc incorrect insertion. Kfvertiser for subsequent Lions. The office should be Wfd immediately in rase of S Herald representative L»hlv familiat with rates, 7, and claaaiiicotion will L r,« compiote Information. Siyoii wish, they will assist % wording your want ad. U e it morn effective. i’IMPORTANT NO TICE WUscrs should give their w<or postofficc address ns |u their phonu number if C desire results. About one I t out of a thousand lias ELhouo anil the others it cominuiilciito. with you bithry know your »d Iross. u Jbamtiiiunnce MUST •>«* ittbi person at The Sanford It* office or by letter, tele. m pdiscontinuances are not roadster.M ETAL ROOFING—The Roof Evv tires. | crlasting. Metal shinglcu; , standing Beam tin and galvanized II Hank roofs. See Jnmea II, Cownn. Oak svc. and Third St. Phone I I I . COOL. CONVENIENT — Hn-lv) Miscellaneous Tor Stile vcntulntcd ,ii|»pcr flat; fount * ro< .in with iirisino ham, iwu FOR SALK:. CORNER I.OT IN vnU- entrances; double Karaite. PIN El lUllST, ONE BLOCK Adults only; $25 monthly, 1300 FROM FRENCH. CASH TALKS. MAKE AN OFFER. REPLY LOT JEWETT AND PAIGE W KiHT-CIl RISEN UK llHY PRINT I SHOP tIV E ’S GARAGE Printing, Engraving, TWO NEW— nicely furnished CARE HERALD. Sanford Denier Embosding. Hie ,is first. Wo ito apartments. $25 per month. 815 /)8 W. 1st St. Phone fil It. Phone 417-W, It, R. AvenueW. First St. Phone 207. Commercial Street. MODEL TRIM CO. FURNISHED A PAR TM E N T We trim the car, not the owner, h—Help Wanted (Male) Three rooms ami bulb, all mod Phone 817 for estimates rrn eonvrnlomTS, good location P. W. RADFORD reasonable rent. Phr.no 8.’tl-J. -------------------------- TOPCO AUTO TOP DRESSING Overland Co. WHIysWaterproofs, softens ami pre- TWO rooms, kitchenette and bnth; beautiful outlook; nil improve­ Overland, Whlpplts. serves, makes your top last foraUrnclivnly furnished, icreial Sts. Phene !>K. i <ver; money hack guarantee, no ments; brush fuss or muss, 500 cans until moderate rent by week. Young's SEMINOLE HUDSON- ESSEX in Fla. last 30 days. Salesman Apartments, office ^00 N. Park wanted. See D. W. Short. Sales Ave. INC Mgr. II Rail Illd’g. Sanford, Fla. 205 Oak Ave. Phone ‘It AN O PPO R TU N ITY— for a num­ 1*1, 1* || M m ,, * ■ i d i m r i n I D l l ' . i l i f t II i i I n 11 li* i n H i l l ber of energetic boys between t l down I....... idles o ff the American RAKGAINS IN the ages of II and 15 years to one three room apartment. T(US ( , . USED FORDS ji in our class of junior salesmen Q«k Avenue._____________________ j fl— Hleriot flew across the Engand earn $1.50 to $5,50 weekly dur­ 1.t-h channel in 11*09, All reconditional and guaranteed ing vacation. Apply Federal .Sys­ - - - - - - - fl—"Tile pig woman,” Mrs. .lane for thirty days, forty to select tem of Ilakcrics. 'I lie Hnsket, Mag­ Gibson, was a witness in the llullnolia & 2nd. Mills rase. fmm. 7 W. L. Mackenzie King Is prim* minister of Canada. 11*20 Touring, 8— Nareosan is a supposed ciuc 11*25 Roadster for drug addicts, 100.00 Apply. Circulation Depart11—Cnt>abalunea is a famous Cu­ FOR RENT 300.00 H e r a l d - ____________ 1920 Ton Truck 5 ROOM UNFURNISHED STUC­ ban chess players. 10— William Green Is president CO BUNGALOW. 2 RED ROOMS, 1920 Ton truck 200.00' 8— Financial LIVING ROOM. DINING ROOM, of the Americun Federation of La­ , , 350.00 KITCHEN (equipped with electric bor. I MONEY'— to loan on Improved do- range). BATH (with hot and cold 250.00 jitaldc resiiienunl prupertj .o water). LOCATED 2300 PALM E T­ . - Sanford at 0 per cent interest, no TO AVENUE. RENT SUMMER 1 |brokerage- Address Loan P. O Uox RATES, PHONE 118. 503 City. Coming IJcit 111— Lives lock 4— Htisine.ss Service 11— MiHccliantmiH Depend on |d-ROOM Cottage, unfurnished, for j rent. 1700 block, $25 a month. Box 1700 care Met aid. R O YAL CLEANERS <t DYERS TWO REFRIGERATORS — Go.vf 17 U uhI uciw i'la rc s F o r K en t iVe clean anything. Ilo all k'mls of condition; priced reasonable.I'.cr , plaiting. Phone 1H1-.I. son Laikin, Inc. McLander Anaida I * 1 1HACTIVf' (oonm to rent for Phone 880. I "tores or olfCCi at Pari Ave PHONOGRAPH ... repairing, piano tuning by exports with 17 years experience. -Sanford Music Store 12— W an ted nrij Gift Shoppe. Koopt 10 & 11 Mo MEN AND WOMEN of good np-l________ lender Arcade, Phone R-'I2, pouriiMce to wm k for a local eon- |*>— iloilst-.H F'»r Sail lATIUN and PLUM BING BUILDING BLOCKS Irrigation t ern. Easy work, full or spare lime, l specially. W«i bundle electro boxes and general cement wotk good remuneration, Pay every day. », pumps, home light and j E XTR A!! ACT N ilauis. Sanford Machine Co, Miracle Concrete Co. .1 K. Ter- Apply to The Herald Office. willeger, Prey. 3rd and Elm. 13— Ktuinis With Hoard it And Found DODG ' . m care,and Gruhum Trucks ird loet! o i. ?hone 3. Taxi mistress mi i luiiiia, i *i ug.i. iPRJfit ui, *•l J rnutimnii . * . near you as your phono. Cull It'd r looms and emu _______-*_________________ |uvuihiblo for refined couple in IIN K — If you are ‘ hinklng j f small family; pretty home- close i,i building, why pay tho Architect* and in nice neighborhood. Address .......................... ‘ * “ Room & Board” cure Herald. sevefal hundred dollars for plane, when you can get the name free, , , ,, nnd keep your money in your pock 14— lloontH W lth u u l Hoard et . For further Information see “ **■------------- ------------------ -— SANFORD N O V E LTY WORKS. 3 FURNISHED—* moms, 311 E V. C. Collci, Prop. Building ConAvenue. tractor. General Shop & Mill Work ---------------------------------------— and House Painting, 116 N.i COOL sleeping rooms, alt convi French Ave. Phono 235-.I. I Jences, rates reasomilde. 12 3N5 fe GOW AN GO., Auto lilor and slm"I metal works mi) ornamento1 *heet melul LUMBER and complete linn of ,TiL 71C-W. 207 French Ave. building material. I>ow prices. Security Lumtier Co., "Where Go-jd [iIAN^ORD HUiCK CO. Grades Come From" Maple and Sixth. Phone 707. |i 112 Magnolia Ave. Pnone 307 CONCRETE in every shape nnd form, hlocks, Hlo roofing, nrnnHUPS— M ARMONS mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod Ruiford Automobile Co nets Company, Fifth nnd Maple fajnfrlia Ave. PhoT Sts, Phone llk-W . v o o SAW T r ie . Y C R -A -T H ** H to \n e m t a w a w W it h A G U V CALLED C U R lW EH ? D tD W O U iM o T C E W H I C H \ DlRECTiOM TH EW [V W E M T ? 20— I nrm.s Fur Sale •TO R E A C H TKfe READ W ATERS VSm a r ThtEW 'RE. M E A D E C * PEF? • OF T H --- UH V E S S U h M I v-IP i R 's VMM AT? W U M 'l- L ? ) -/ESeuM 'TflETS FiMD EM SHORE-' SO UTH AMERICA V In The Slate Of Florida In the flowing well district near Sanford, with clay subsoil. *>a the highway and olio tnilo from It. It. station. Already cleared, Perfect drainage. Virgin soil of uns'irpassed fci llllty, will grew anything. 1,999 Ac tea In units o f -6 acres, na many as yen want A T A PRICK SO LOW IT W IU "Make Your Head Swim" Home (kickers. Mere Is Vniir Chance It Msv Never Come Again If you can make a nniall ca.d payment and finance your first crop, it will easily pay for tb* land. I f you are looking for a “ Snap" Here It Is See Me At Once W. M. YOUNG Bargains In Real Estate Park Ave. and Commercial HL 21— Acreage* For Sale 2 1-2 ACRES— near Paula surfuni road. Apply K. H. Me Gregor* San Juun garage. Nationalists Defeated By Northern Soldiers Casullies Total 30,000 i ii>el with a severe reverse in the i * igh burhood of Hsuehowfu, sufliiing .'ill,OOP casualties, most of whom were killed according to dis­ patches frem Shanghai. The Nationalists admit, the dis­ patches said, that they hail bus‘ tallied the most staggering reverse ! of the present war. The northern general, Sun Chuan-Fang, whom < liiling-Kni-Shek defeated before ■ Shanghai, attacked Hsuehowfu in Itcpor,, (ms it Dial Count Menxonl, force. The nationalists, after four days recently appointed Italy's am h i'-sa­ ilor to France, is soon to ho trans­ of desperate fighting, were com­ ferred to tin coricsihmtling post at pelled to evacuate their positions Washington. This is his most recent ami retire in the direction of Pengpit, representing a hiss of 30 miles camera portrait. iMQDierr etaryTlfttS^ Quick Service Low Prices We do all kinds of electrical, battery and repair work. Try our guaranteed service, save and be satisfied, Fletcher Battery & Electric Co. 82(1 W, 1st. St. Plume 382W SEEDS Thai Get Real RESULTS Thcdfordl I Men’s Linen Wash Suits 75c P u rclq V tfo la h lt Kegiilar Trips Tn (HfliFN SPItINdS PARK livery Tliursdny, Sitluruny :md Sutuiay "We Sell (limlity Seeil-t" Hu- lust rriqi im-aiime is g -ml -■ *-d wjlh an inferior grade <•* seed, on*- r a n n w r ' *••«I r»i ,1 otioip' i riop m in ( ;i*de, qimlit) MS iIk the hat Ur l- ii *11 won. l.enviiig Sniiforil rt 2:30 P. M. Itelliming At fi:00 !'• M, Round Trip 50 Cunts Including Admission To Pool Also Avitilitlile for t'ltnrler Iteasunulde Hole Set* Ctipl, Hire "A Subslmiti.il .leueler in n SuliHtniilliil t'Uy" For Arhing Or Tired Feet See A Foot Specialist Phone 1112 I'or A apoinl m rrt Dr. .*. R. Vidler Chiropodist A( Lloyd's Shoe Store Y'our grocer, your hardware deal'rr or your druggist will tell yot» how to get rid of roachea, water hugs, ants and other insect pests the surest, quickest way! He wilt recommend and supply you with Wintergreen Fcnole. lie will tcU you that it never fails I JT.R W i U i^ m ^ IH* ST StXIW -t * “xVIost Miles Per Dollar” WINTERGREEN l.'.ll u ri-K !> • ii.Mi ..j fS.liUO Ac. COMPA ItE m LSI PRICES *-V IIS wet |l. H ' | S > l t ‘ H I Ihjiii 'I U il|l«l ( . ' . I t t i l i 'll l o I I l l - , , 1. n i l The pleasant scented insecticide that's sure death to the pests. Cun >,*it ntf«.i.) lo liev.i j.uie the A I Tadin had In nib his lamp to work his wonders; Judge Elbert II. Gary, lo ad » f the tl. S. Steel Corporation, merely waves his hand. This photo, taken in his New Y'nrk office, shows Gary setting in operation n great new electrified steel plant at Honiested, near Pittsburgh, Pa.— 100 miles away. Within the glass sphere was a "Knowles grid-glow relay tube." sti extra mely ncnantive electrical device. Through the relay tube, tho wave of Gary's hand actuated electrical impulses which were trans­ mitted by telegraph line and radio to Homestead. There the delicate •hook-up” threw a switch and started a 0000-kilowatt, 700-volt motor. This motor, in turn, set huge rolling mills machinery at the steel plant in motion. YACIIT WHLAKA OF Tn' A M A Z O N ' IM A MOKlTMt U v ^ ------- " I began taking Black-Draught, It Boomed to help me wonderfully. I hadn’t found anything that benefited "There were times when 1just did without anything to eat until I was too weak to go. I was just miser­ able, and when I ate, my Byutoin REST (teemed clogged. SDN "I bail very Bovoro headaches. So SAN I didn't know just what to do. I FOR SALE; FOUR BOOM COT­ TAGE (IN ONE OF BEST LOTS ON MAGNOLIA AVENUE, NEAR SOUTH SIDE SCHOOL.- PRICE REASONABLE. TERMS TO SUIT SMELL, T H E AR D CuRLM S A M H E EVPECTEO * ” 1 had spells when I could not eat much of anything. I had severe headaches. I would lie nauseated and hurt u lot. I wub in a pretty bad fix. mo as Black-Draught did. 1 certain­ , FOR SALE:.... FIVE ROOM | SPANISH BUNGALOW ON GA RAGE A PA RTM ENT—4-rooms 'P A R K AVENUE. 2 CAR GARsleeping porch, bath. 2 garages, RAGE. NICE LAW N. 1MMEDI$35. Will sell furniture for above ATE POSSESSION. -CAN’T BE complete for $159. Biggest sacri­ i BEAT FOR T i l l ’, PRICE. TERMS CASH. BALANCE fice in town. Apply 31(1 1-2 Pal­ $21)0.(19 : MONTHLY. BOX 118 CAKE HER­ metto Ave. ALD. CLARENCE SMITH General Contractor 100 West First Street <1 I’ hnn' 441 SHORT SANFO RD --------- 3------------------THE New Sanford Booster M ATTREEES properly renovated JhiiUying bunch o f celery one dav service in Sanford, hi J*rh. Ftudebnkcr Agency Sanford Mattress Factory. Pboni J“*C Garage Co. Swink, Okln.—In describing how he suffered from indigestion, Mr. K. T. Strain, o f this place, Bays: ” 1 have been a user o f BlackDraught for four or live years. I have been taking it for stomach trouble. I Buffered after eating with bloating and a 'tight feeling’. ly can recommend it. 15— Apartment Fur llcnl )LN FORD FOR I ISON i Edward Higgins Inc. wclal A Palmetto. Phone 831 I SHAMING MR. ALADDIN Hulul’) MUplIC.I llli'l p**v *«*|l>'* MUCK LANDS ARE VALU AB LE in. |i,-iil l.l/ls, |i,-rlu*|.» y<*iie Just three inlt»-K frem the «il\ ji.li lll'IUH*- cf |»lie)|in'iliu». U|'limits on highway ! huvu eight |i,iiincU)- ur Die in.mv utlur riC|.lu-M-**s ihrfl nir |it< (Sli'tij « ' aeres of muck lands that ehn be Hill, tine Ilf tillJCUI ' lli-»|il.bought for $590 nti acre or special und ucciili-nt niav dlsaulv >"t» am* pries made on all o f it. Thirty k(i ,i j iiur orflui'i', Aviil‘1 lliit risk acres in entire tract Includes fit( A k . iiI n Wauled f**r local T .-r r U u r )) I us lands and other good garden MAD, TDK I’Ol'IHl.S NOW land. Fine place for poultry un i ,Sin III American Accident In truck of all kinds. Mer can msk-J suraiice 1*0 lluthlnar I'll, jl, T i n ­ ker It Ida Orlando. Fla living raising bulbs, celery, vegel i i -nllcitien: I ’ lcuae setul detailtables and poultry for Sanford and id Infiirmutluii nlunil Die Ilf Orlando mnrkets. Address R .yV C. “ PftKMIfCK l’ OI,i*'V.' N> otilliia. i Inn to me. core Herald. Thin will not be on K mme market long. If you do not think this lnnd is worth the price try t o , Addrca buy a,me of the muck lands in other farta of the country. 9/tofefbutxjuL •6ut h p c n tw t FIRESTONE OLDFll i Cl. Curd i 80*31) S. S. Curd $ 31*4 S. S. Curd ;>l 29x4.10 HnlliKin 30x1.75 Raluun !fl 30x5.25 itnlluon $1 31x5.25 Ralloun 51 30x5.77 Balloon $1 33x0.00 Balloon $1 Vi tttaamy to buy lba ii l i q n t jti*. all Orarair, Hatdwata and D im Staias. Firestone Tire 411 Went First Street � 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, June 29, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 29, 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>, June 29, 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/e8c5fd56b742dbfd1b5e2df845cdc0b0.pdf 1b6c441af3a5fd64f79251a81fde96e3 PDF Text Text BOSTON, June 30—(INS) Commander Richard K. Byrd's 'wifi* received two radiogram from tin* trans-Atlantic plane Annricn today via Roosevelt Kidd. Tin* Uirep Hyrd children play, od with their mirso on C'lim l«*. River c'lplnmide, their thoughts renti red climbing * a» l■imp> * ,u on“daddy" • po t v.hil«* was *.*.: port while“daddv" wasbat batilini: the icy fog. UNITED STATESF lie r s Keep In Touch Nenrs Goal In Atlantic Flight Byrd’s Children Are Unconcerned Today m ■ i?4 Of Land By Wireless WITH ENGLAND During Entire Trip i. iiL U \A\ a I ' Tw o nelejtJitionsA rcIn Accord Encounter Fog And O ver Proposed Discussion O f C ap ital S hip Q uestion, Cold Weather On A ccording To llritish Head (lly International New* Service! Most Of Trip To The following log show* the proFrench West Coast ginni of the America today, on its No Attempt Will Be F le r g c r A m lM a i tja n d jC A R R O L tL I S A B L E jC o lte , m ount uon-Ktop flight from New York to Paris: (Eastern daylight time. Made To Change Ratio 2:00 A. M. reports by wireless America passing through heavy C n n t prom Iso Reached W ithA n S u rp lu s lOxcccds 10 2 1 F u tu re fog. A greem ent To Divide D es­ 4:14 A. M. llyrd wirelesses: 1Jy $185,000,0011; Incom e; -----------f tro y e rs Into T w o C lasses tul to have covered three quarters T ax l t d u rn s A re E norm ous of the water jump from Newfound Steady Rain Falls As 2 Fliers Overwhelmed GENEVA, June n o - ( lN S ) — hind to Ireland. Plane Nears Field WASHINGTON. J ump fl:60 A. M. Hyrd wirelesses: Hritnin and the Hnlted States were - ByNumerous! nvita-, W ard en Snook A v ers (Jntiiam federal lusgovernment today wn < “covered by fog for sixteen hours, [nearer together in viewpoint today e a tric a l P ro d u c e r Is F.isl ing Up its hooks on the most After Uong Flight lions From Notables TAhpprnachint'iN Ithan at any previous time since whatever happens l take my hat _____ •f orm ulC ondil- j icssful financial year since tin­ off to these great fellows with me. the naval arniamcnt limitation eonBERLIN, June 30 .—CINB)—The 7 A. M.--370 milts west and ion C utler P h y s ic ia n 's ( are Hiding on :» wave of rcninik ferenve opened here, according to HONOLULU, J u n o HO — Austrian air traffic company re­ prosperity in 1020, the <’■ [a ltiglt llritish authority who nn- south of Irelnnd. (INS)— W ith till H aw aii a n ­ 11:60 Hyrd wirelessed he expect­ ported tonight that it fcod/ecelred ATLANTA. June .10—<IN S)~ [will finish the fiscal yen** ton . I non need that an agreement had -J h xious to h o n o r th e m . In c u ts. I’nrl Carroll, tin* hroadway (lic it- from jfh .UJl-iM.OOO to SfilO i'ui.t J(K> hern reached regarding the ques­ ed to sight land within an hour. n telegram from New York that rival producer, was re ported today tion of discussing capital ships JjjrtF I/stcr J . M a itla n d an d A lb ert ns having recovered the stremrth i nher.il nf i*v; i n-.teB. liomniandrr Blchard R. Byrd of Government collection v -iv t,ed of the United States demand 1j PllejpnbcrKer faced a social to walk Jind to take substantial i proximntcly $ t.lfiO.tth'.ij n *(> t In the America Intends to fly to \ lenfor cruiser parity with Britain. profrnnt to d ay ■ th a t m ay foo,| at the Atlanta federal peni- greatest of any norm it ; • in According to this authority the tna, If necessary. He will stop at l:t'ay-Vwhere he is serving a term lory while en-ts nnmnn: United* States has agreed to ilisParis to refuel, the report said. prove m o re w e a rin g th u ll I 'for perjury in connection with h i; net),Don the h*v.est of nu\ post ( i-s the capital ships question at Mir/ 2 6 -h o u r flig h t fro m their llljflll iro in fI;|„nus bathtub party. ,s\ • !Geneva on condition that no a t­ year. NEW YORK. J u n e 3 0 -­ :Oakland., C a lifo rn ia to H onCarroll was said by Warden tempt will he made to idler the The treasury's i ■oiistruel ion j LONDON, June 30.—(INS) Having spanned th o A tla n tic Snook to Im approaching rapidly n program Inn succeed f. .1 ratio laid down by the Wash­ in rutting —Tho nir ministry’s noon weather • ‘ , , ..t m i t normal physical condition and t > ington treaty. forecast predicts rain over most of ocean, v ic to ry w as in th e Rested, Oltd with their h u n K ir.j m .ov[.rill2 from the collapse in- the aggregate post v r tlefhit to In exchange for this concession the 1 1 1 10 it Jins | ?10,00(l,ond,()00. Since Isles with fuir intervals g ra s p o f C om m ander R ic h ard trmpnranly appeased- ttic orm y( w},|ch |IC slumped while on th* Britain has agreed to admit the and British ,000.000 t operate the i light moderate easterly E. B y rd and h is th re e com SB** ^ W " " i r ^ ' l r a r e m o u t e fwm V c w York *!/• United States’ demand for parly winds: also,to lower governiiH-nt. temperature panionH la te today aa th e y " rou'1‘l " f «>Dh’hil cnll i. /i. j } penitentiary after ix week» 1»-'V • 1lu,1 thin perliod t-lt.ll with Great Britain in the matter with unsettled conditions ft over the '.i A. M. jhe flyers prevented themhnailiUil at Grcenvill >. j -collections hnvc* been ;d»“i;t T D - I of cruisers, destroyers and sub-1 i.Mwml I ntvir rotn- 1,1 1,11 . r - in nn00 1, Mi.... lvM toG cn.Edw ardU w is.com 434,000 English Channel and the southern ro ared to w ard Lo B o u rg e t r .. to which lu* wan borne from *’• ' trnin. Carroll was brought to , The 1037 ii urplu.i L fit* F ly in g F ield in th e trl-m o to rHinder of the. Department if Ila- i Hu A i**impromise, the first definlt-! part of the Irish Sea will. An hour later the nvh.ton Atlanta to begin Ids term two on record ti jipronclicd tail |jy the etl m onoplane A m ericn on a n , lv to lie arrived at since the con-1 -litfidallv greeted Admiral J ‘-!tn . lh p K . /■ $. 05,3150.(100 figure of 11*2 ’ In 1010 S.E.UYIUJ ROOSEVELT FIELD, MINEOLA, c|)ochal non-atop flig h t fro m ferenco opened was reached today McDonald, naval station command-* " LlK K • Ibc govornmout showed m: l.y the experts’‘ committee in a N. Y. June 30.—(INS)—The New York to Purls. "Ever SI x.rt. have tentative agreement to divide de­ steamship Uelgonlnnd, enstbound, 1mate of Shortly after 3 o'clock this af­ The tranx-l aclfle hlrdmen then vV.,„ien .s,n,ok. “CnrriUI has eaten I >i ■-I- r- d in every othe year ro|H.rtcd hearing signals from the ternoon, New York daylight. Urns stroyers In two classes. 1 i trialled j'lelr ifiornlng nthcdu.o ... (il„| ,u,w hu is able l' '• *• ' Th • first chi ts would include dc- airplane America, according to a Byrd flew over Brest, France, V Lt calling upon Governor General; . ’ , |j,. *u , ho in good Ihe < i an d surplus for l'.ijulrr er lender,’ with a maxl^mm tiiipatch from tile Chatham broad- }((|ut goo mjjca frora t ho goah II i Islington q t tho territory of 114- ' irjtV and normal in every partii r- ,u whi , tax i..i , •• (!• I tonnugc or 2,000 to 2,500 tons. The casting ............................ station at 9 «eteeii o'clock this wM „pfcdinir at a rate of over r At noon, Maitland and I y .- j,1, i,,.,., jr the invalid lie a** >I .mo *.*v..,; <--s , <1 , , i (.olid class would include crart morning. 100 miles an hour nnd was ex­ r*etiT-,rr IK1 holior gucstf. at , poured /*,f,,.’ .i to ho liolii |« -d ot 1-1 .OHO,iKlil, ; rh 1. Wl with ilnrnt Balclieii, Georg.* -o- ( f ;J nu,xlmum not exceeding 1,600 lu (ireertvlllu. pected to reach Pnris about n o This steamship and tho Hnor r onim: r, (Mumunity luncheon. ii late this aft moon with a speed limit of 20 knots Paris, also eastbound, are believed clock this evening New York time • Carroll appears reconciled in , >*It 1*conditio nttancc of gi -oil lit sin, was expeclisi ivile and Hi I ge limit for dostroyw and iiarriti) a he: '. Col. John II. Howard of the nir His appetite i . bucked a severe storm moit iag the traps-Atlai , fixed at 10 year* and an to ho the nearest ships to the of Byrd afternoon . i ifrviie detail in Hawaii wll gvo Hu'vin'i^Vuo ‘iast 'few .h » y . «'iv i ut exp et'ts id.*,11* it tho way across the Atlantic, for plane. It was estimated they were i h h include , th lionoi .r|)Uim M t „f 6-inch guns was Mill 0U0,00'). I s d ir ^ r In honor of the flyers to another feat to lih i*areer taken........ walks about the h" inomlcr My about 3()0 miles from tho America. hours tho fog was so donsei even i night. Sixty guests representing "" '• ; , lin(1 in „ short tun- , \i de. lagtred upon. ut ,i. North mull to fly over tin the plane’s wing tips were obscur­ of lining th _ This agreement represents a ; the official and civilian secret scr- I*;1" ' • )))(, l(( K,UVl> |,is bed entire. |s aid !, more Hum ed. Low pressure areas prevailed LONDON, June 30,—(INS) compromise between tho various moaent progress eon ........ i, , t’,i. Mount eons .Vint menn of the Islands, nro Invited. (* 1(. ^ over sen and land nnd tho wind* — The America established wire,it'oiiosnIs submitted by the Amori‘ “ ' [lark tax i.illnt ut §8:1,735 0011 Thu only ................ . ‘ ‘It* * h contact with Ireland early to­ were bad over a largo part of ttoa , an British and Japanese delegnscheduled is n dinner dunce ot Hi* ‘ viiients from .lilru.ul day. Tho Malin Head wire ess route. u-jul Hawaiian hotel on the night n , l Y 'l u r l o l "" » from othe I rust funds ai d^. _ J tidin'. station, according to Lloyds, ptcK. July 4. The public will In* allow- ( / O l l i C S t 1^ O I l U O u t l ,, iioi),ti<iO j ; if,i th ROOSEVELT FIELD, N. Y« c,i up calls from tho America at WASHINGTON. Juno 30—(IN rj to attend the Independence day v-ncL <4, , | • 1 T )l« i • m *It*i ;. I i. •I i u i r b u i , ? rinJune 30.—(INS)—Tho victorious 2;.l() this morning, »-«^"“ b*hi v < » Tlu* principle niivtil i*<pinl* neeption. llyrd trans-Atlantic piano Amerlitv I.IIWIHIM Great Britain and the Tim fyers were overwhelmed .’’fD United States is not lo he question­ day with invitations to *• iaPL 1 , (I ill the Geneva naval conference. TThS L . r c n ll n K ita . . P y l a S S S S ’S iniciular, limited to essential an j up to today hail I -eti §1,100,(130,. , Ambus- i.l"r Hugh S. Gibson, Malin "'Head is on the extreme | I pcarnuces. radio message from Byrd received for 000. it probably II pa I’nldc messages wth their reA model uirphino contest f\v.i As U .S. .Mil CoolidRi* En iys T in - who heads the American delegates, nerthwest const of Ireland. ■jll'.'ls its e lf tin* slightly. During thyear tin* ; ; 1 ^it tho hongnr here at 3:15 o clock !■ fund to accept a newspaper offer „,.lluo) (,<iVh stalled l.y . T lrtn Iadvi.-i I Secretary of Stale Kellogg, ((castiTn daylight time) this after- ■ .................. 1 lu ll to(|ny thnt |„. i,llM been railed upon Aci* Full i i - W ith N iv lutti in Si r net onal atorios, Ml Wrluht. ployg>'ound Juno m - . I,N H ..I - M PARIS........... )iy q Bridgeman, first loro oi A m i C oclu •rhikcst Hi Cira ;.na li. . ■ 1; S ic . 2 r . lit l» • ■ T •,vo P receding D t h i n morning. U. -M* "Just crossed borderline of F ra­ admiralty and lord Boiicrt Le- sI i. i ,iV. I o ijut A d vi; nfj ig c I*o \V in .MnlVIi it 0 D iversions A e M issinn tho wIth -in ilnyllght time), nco. 8:46 «. M. T.” Byrd messagoil - urnmc that Great t d Con iitiml : Richard E. llyrd in his to Hodman Wunumuker, hacker of WIMBLE DON, Eng., Juno 30— ! R \PID < 1TY, S. D- Juno 30.. 1*1.1111* America had covernl jhe flight. i f 1thlTunUiJd S u S T t o i m l . I itself ill t..ry n*|H*ati*(l a h t:.i» quaitcrs of his ong DNS) H iiS) Mrs. Calvin t oolldge proh-j " Ily Iicrnpple planter, us competition *jil0 contest is t« '-* ......... • '' .n (INI Thu epoch moking message wn* iti umullr f i nliion today ns William i-l,ly is enjoying thi year’s vnm- [ ’ *n,i deeming about face on th® wute jump ro.n fo. tho Dole p u r m will not begtn ^ lwo days and tho entrnn ■ sent here vtu the Quesannt radii* • ‘mini tolls T. Tlldi ■ l •1,4 «r,v.lUM Itf Amcrtill after August 12. . will have two weeks In wideh 1 * - . i.iiun ; 1 i, , than ni in iho past. Wit Ii [part of the British delegates is lo llie Irish ( oast, on his flh.nt station France. The timo given In the Hhiik undorHlopd to havo been caused by from New York to Paris, ncrard ng Byrd’s message was 2:45 p. m.t 1 mi out Tin* outstanding event of lh" • ... mpleto their inodela. SulUihh. .*f . .. i.-M'iM "J iirpiiiscd last \ein lean leitn... | ' • the ex-eption of hiking, 1,1 „ radio received front the liner New York daylight time. 1,000. .Miseellatieimu , 1guidon instructions. f"r.. Y pi’H alnjr-1 Lnge t ocean flight on racoixl. the aWn,.,|H „,o to bo Wli. j.t ! '. ’ blvdoii all com . I u . ok ago Bridgeman publlely nnd Paris. fiinnr ti Maintained, Mnt nhllliod. was WHS tlielr tllldr |Lrpiitivo .i.livo to tl» good COl.d work. Work. Missi M1!" *tvi * 1ju• i_* Ii.oereaiu »I . .11:.. 11 linnen i ni. J r.i. nm-r : . d ... of till* Willi rii.i iTi.ilsti'iiCL’ of irurnc Hill • itii nut afford any of the re h-s nt the u <,f v.liii I lie ii P*'rtl ' i.bmtlv proclaimed to tho conlernm ROOSEVELT FIELD, N. Y., faltless search for the sa n d w ich ^ L ^ ted . Boya who . d > V 1' ;1 »•” » ......... ' : 1 ||' ill* U- ,i i Ccriii't of Fi jtneo. It i ulnr LONDON, June 30—(INS) The IJuno 30—(INS)— Commander unil. It ill it Swampscott (.nc„ *il,»t American naval e«iunlm.l coffee they hAd tak»*n With5 |nay by giving tholr iunn.» ehmuiat. n in many tu •d Tilde*! wlio eliminate ............... .. to t|,t. • plnygiound • ------' •n-'**-»«e I *ri.-------------them In the cabin of■ the big tridircetoi. I lu- ,-uv.-. nm . *’ t interest i hi.rgo wan (Vi'ht'l, 1 bciuio tho ic Ilii-flnal I Mid at Paul Hniith nho was able ity was for America “a luxury and im n v Atlantic inonoplune America Richard E. Hyrd and his threo n ut IB Greenwich meridian time gallant companions in their woniliont $785.0011,- In the r<minricaii champion hip last motored Fokkcr. Upon urrlva) of | ,||tf ti-,. Kreat amount oi f„r th,. year v. a - ut the ny an I J >rJ ( (|iht(>(1!,.l| 1>f this Issue, which 11:14 Eastern daylight saving ther-acarred K occan-spanningplanii t° l "fundi amounted of th- tid.-r the plane, the missing pnivlsioi.s | . Big Bill had won u •• ! hallow currents < these mounta.il i vjik ni|U.in(f t ju* American deb- time), was slightly north and about America radioed (Juessant France, §130,0110,000, llolh iii-nii were v-iie discovered under a bit of cun- ll||U, w iN iticcei.'ivo timer, nnd it in indulgence ill u> i, expected to make the path • lreams preclude |ar>t at 1:40 I*. M.. Euatcrn daylight III. By that time, however* Man ni fil ial to tho youngsters to . tun-; W .. l.,|.. touchet who’ rose t<> heights that, (.port this ;' ,,n,L,r* considerably |„ f thu conference time today that the Aamrica would Lind and Hegcnhorger had been chu t ri model conical ulonu ,, n«* ‘li.diiv to boat Tlldcn In fly over the town tn a few minu­ In other vucut n seasons, Mr *., vn)(M)tlier. without food for nearly 20 hour*. line*. . (if tho British clj>»» ; hfU >» “llu,r ci u'" • O p e n i i i K O f C o u n t y in pont <"u Idcr-------- -— — _ tes. Coolldgo liar, uh Th<* flyers passed lightly over Din Tho message was picked up by nhlo time putt* fait Hint each of their three mo­ v' 1:1 C o u rt T uesday y a nlngle game t'» : v ; ; : ; , '" ! , i!;:. M i i n i e i p a l B o n d s the British admiralty and forward­ isw l ilcwcr.; v.-hlrh v. Or, Imd. in turn, given them trmiu*t into th" final North, 7.57 West Longitude. ed to u hangar here this afternoon summer estate, tile, and that one engine had siiiu.Clerks In the offi'-e of (,’li-rk mrently reckoned ut 2:37 o’clock (Eastern daylight wild fl tm-.l badly in the early morning Vann* E. Douglass are preparing b •eti decided. Hut ho however, i i nnnu ntal vegotime). ‘ bcurs. , _ t the fighting qU«l the only form of well- and no I the civil docket, while County A l­ tntlon that gro iKiiorinR the* iipportunity for Quessant is about 275 land mile* im-. John Leonardi and Flu-riff litt’.r irnn who never is furl it made to cultlvatu flower [ west of Pari*. It is the northweit icuiaik to pass on to posterity, southwest .M. Hand are beginning work on d -wn until he Is definitely out. . beds. nsgenberger’s first words were A portion of the Municipal Ho»*|plsnu raJio m,-ssage comer of France, about 24 mliej the criminal ilockut, for tho opening In any ease. Tilden foolishly be­ The First I-ndy has twice gone pit;,I bonds are to ho delivered to England stn* « oust of Ures t. ‘Tin hungry.” Maitland asked first L f tl U» summer term of County pi.e llying tricks with his serv1 LONDON* June ”•(). 1Mickey i i * ........... • *' fi fishing lling with the Frvsiucm President, uml N, w York financial interests I n *- -fiitl-• — • next Tuesilny morning. nnd iiyoig “To (Juessont: we fly over Yotf for a cigarette. world’s ndd-j Court Ins forchtt" I smashes over , ^ ( K ,|c|i(i|>lf ()|| ot|,cr „r, Walker i»ruserved his w< by herself. On other occasion* iluv compIctiviK u week in a few rainutee” the Dynl mes­ Although they had relied puni-i- illc-welglit" and chainphuibhip is to i»eeujiy the liittlnir the hall and making co inl...... . . 'J10 !Judge J. G. ‘ .(’oolldge was cmating llationi which have been earned on , hour. sage read. “Will you repeat the pally upon their type ”s” coni; a­ American boxing t" ' bench. h ■ errors. A ; ho did so Co het » i■» » ' M Coolldge was v . , an l,y Mayor Forfeit U ko and Lit . Tho message follow*. . (Continued on Pago Two) In steer them through the unehart- honor or battered n'trht when lie battered on’l<1,. As yet there rin be no predict- pn reeded to acvept a| ilooker: The ,,,,,1 j uiiiiHiKer: i no time ume she »oo wei went ner- «lt(<rney (jeorge IK*Cottcs, uccoru(Gontintied on I’age Five) Milligan, his Scotch vha ‘ 11 ' (on of tho numlHir of cases to Is* 'finally drew up on even tern . Iv ICIf she used her liushand * tuckle . a telephone message fnmi Receiver Appointed n ZZ i T i t ; . ipto aubmiaalon in,,!“ it /.Li.-d h(?anl. 't in* civil docket frill I <■ an* then ran out the set with ! Mid It is whi»pt*n d^uliout that he \i; ..ur j^aku receive*! in Sanford to H vC e rr C i s n Wll1 WHS' a„ greui great ngo*. oght wWio j j J iro; I(l„Xi,n«i,.i - ti • same sir.* u straight games. IlOoOo V \ tonmt i p il ce it ce ns H !*»£>, >• did not take Idndlv to thin p re . For White’s Estate Front that point, rochet ' iu.s at tho iast term, while th<,-( ptionofiiii i rtonal equipment. r ul(P nnd Mr. DcCottcs • _____ . Survey Of Flood A• r e a l ^ j f called ^ i Ttoy-""th“ ‘"Y*: ma ter of tho situation. WuU'.i * mid knitting, therefore. Jllf t„ |onv«- New York Friday at e Infight- criminal docket will probably he hope* to LONDON. June 3<F-(INS)— 5 A “Grover Whalen we for n brief moment lit Several ’’ ■remain a about her only forms • w(|| return to Xwo™ « certain And LeavesForCapital; i»» “'"'K.'StaS t„ tlie head, pared int«» which The chancery court today appointthe County sees no Wet. Here Tilden pulled himself to- ,J! nmusemenu nmusomeiit. She hikes often, jnto saturduy night, it was u n n o u n c L j^ jand ut end ti! ii receiver for the etti&io ^ feeling fine after strenuou i MEMPHIS, Tcnn., Juno 30.—D . quickly • u* h itm a n I chan ■* <>f < -lion will pr olmhly (gether long enough to take tn*i vlnging along the mountain roads | Cl, to,(ny. James White, formerly of New I hud nt 3-2 in games but his iniic- Pt a four mile clip with u rull,; j„ telling of his success In New .............. “ " B y r d . " _____ _ NH)—Secretary of (Jomnierco Her-j NHS..... THE KifMlT FIGHT i»Y I»Y ROt York, and a plctureaque and » u - ^ . c-urnriei Intenperscd with • -ochet a in jim tiid-. Much of her time v,,rk> t|„. Mayor also announced "rt Hoover, who Inst la st nigni n-a,.,-, , , r roiXR,l—Walker 'nr.-n brrt night reach­ • -Walker am anil Mild 1 ON DON. June 30.—(INS) — fluentiul figure in financial and - ^ admirable* play ollowcd little H| ii- I nt on the fru it porch knitw(,|j0 ti,« city he and Mr. J M i rnphia after a recent *ur-1 , n (ernti«ii» with Hie Na.] ;(^(()]’j ; ) | ( ( I d o l , " * J P ed rl to run out four consecutive t r, an o cusiation to which she ipCoitc* had made arrangwnenu The British sir «G theatrical circles, who was found i vey " y of the flooded r.ciuthlands, today ■ , jon, |,<,it, d in their ri l>4 i i* v , / ' R c b O l l t games for the tnntcT i i peculnrly attracted. | f„r the paying uf obligations m- ,.r forecast Issued at 4.30 tnis « dead yestcnla) at his country •*- 1 Lparted for Washington. ?" “‘. i ^ They late. The cireumstancea under‘Limited War-hington. Uvo’c'onnera; They opened open* with u M riC *e i i V fj, \ , History- indeed rejK’ftlcil itself; J f _ --------------- 1runt'il by the city on past bond Union .U U d . h o t . the British Uh* vvnirh his body was found Indicated Three members or Ifoovor’s h that ret th;* crowd wil-I.* J result I t T ' M t ^of tha^ mntth 1, » I* A pictorial map of Seminole | for tho aga pictorial that he was the victim of an over­ lmrty the Secretary himself George Imjxj|ltr vjgorously nt <lo. e I • A . ■payment of Interest nnd prlnnti aU%Frtnch fintil ruunii Sheriff Hand Gets *” • ......... t I t - J . . .. I. n.« W l P . designed dose of sleeping potion. rsoa ond — .*.* William I........ — . Percy , n*v .w.*. vim* .i- <.*<*uti’ V. de-Iguc-d ............... _ di- ,j e rt. ..... 'rhev almost .......... by I-byGI> C. Behout,|meant i , Wimblei’oi. just cs win the i-m -.i | rlp d on one issue fulls dun tomor,jnuo cnul(ng ruin and local thonAckerson. 'ihey.. were wore ,..K aimust moiinuj. 1/argc Still Today mw and ,i.i. . . •— "** taken care tjlir.* w|(b considerable bright Inter­ The receiver was appointed on this ahas l**en ,-c, roughing errh oH’er in sii ietary ( novv be* a*. 1‘ore.it Hilln la-’. September. T'',. rtrior ’.“f *red c r o s s ’ work had a „ „r by the city, thu Mayor announc­ vals "The temperature this after­ application by the Westminister burrow ..................... ____ I to northern point tug distribut noon Is moderate and there Is some hank- following reports that a flriilent ypstr-rduy near Greenville, ujy0r was at a A large still of it 2nu 'gullons ed up in addition to shotting j aiiiu'iil crash, the result of wH(V 1’he ini API’OI NTM ENTS MA DE it uns revealed upon their arrival (^^1 old cut over one e,.e vs. . « ull the highways of the'eounty, has mist. has not yet bi*en determined. #» Leic hist night. • | opened and hied copiously. JC«u»*i several pictures of each community imminent as a rerult of Whlto’g TALLAHASSEE. Fla., June SO j .eyed this morning west of Palm MOSCOW June . 0 ( NH)... bv 11RE8T. Fiance Juno 8Q.--JIN d e a t h . Hoover. Ackerson uml 7.,, uiion Its fat . 4t is one of th- mmt —DNS)—Paul D. Barn-s of Ml-1 , in*, by Sheriff (’• M. Hand and Mine. Vishnevskaya, described > , ’ , * q\ Th.< French wireless station at were riding lu u gu» boat which RKCONP KOI ND unioue of its klhil In the state, uccircuit lilgo | r c Steplicnsou and J'*' [the Soviet officials “t “ . ;y L l " ; , . . " ( “r.,.l .horlly ra‘ight fin* and were saved by Ik*Furious -Infighting agn ill , the cm ding to thor.e who have seen i<, nnd was■ Iappointed GREEN COVE SPRINGS— •,f the l Ith ______ judicial circuit. Dade j|e y No arn-ftli were mode. polish woman spy who has been one o’clock. New York time, that it Work and portrays nil tho diversified Jcounty, big truttHfemil to ti not I | r Isiut | vailed in this round unu, started on construction and Willlatn J. Si inner -*f w u receiving radio signals’ .ji-ur. from Shands bridge across St. Job *.Jrh MVI.r a agricultural ur.d Indiiatriul inter iTampa nssU unt state’s uttorn*w •h hurried U. to the assistance of | midst of the monoplane America very < c-U of the count •Li* burning launch. [ River near Green Own Spring the I3‘.h circuit lllllsboriiugti “Everytime (Continued on I’age rwv) to be u»cd on all atalionII* the water receds right to thtt h ^ r t t M It •inch in the f j „ r> mailed from the county Chan county by Governor John \*. tin* |1Mickey’s Mickey's mouth mwB« to fl> bjiinin^a „t lo ll‘ nhjco but it vva* deserted. r ulv" **v‘ * * * the flooded areas tlm t in. bin. of the* people rise a foot,” j tm * . He[ ^ ^ p ^ t !SS * U t. Mr. UuboUt >Utod. to J> i kaid Secretary Hoover. p.iAnaivn Scirin* ProUX** IIS1\ v jrrani Arranged r or Lieutenants Hegen- Ire n s ttry T o I ’luse U s Fiscal Y ear T o n ig h t W illi S u rp lu s O f .$6l0,0(U\00l); r-ts{.\V ar D eficit ( til T o 10 M illions Government Heads -fQ Offer Felicitations ' Log Of F l i g h t j Byrd Tells Small City To Look Out ^ M \[/ M,A '"n To ?M50’(" '|' m p; Progress Of Byrd Flight OverOcean y iirndtii- Airplanes 1 lEiuieti ,iJ For Sanford Boys . S LskSiBIG bill tils AGAIN- DEFEATEDHOLD INTEIW !^!BY. FRENCHSTM? FOR Walker Knocks Out Milligan I n Tenth In London B a t t l e *- SS r:.: Sold Today In New York City By L»kc .[ s r r s s w f t s s f c i r a . "w p.r* /: I _______ ■ _ i-*- . �THE SANFORD IIERAI,D. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29.1927 PAGE SIX NIBLACK TWIRLS NAVY’S CREW IS.TARRONS, SAINTS C elerym en B o l s t e r C lu b TIGHT GAME FOR FAVORED TO W IN FIGHT 10 ROUNDS F or S ta r t O f S e c o n d H a lf CHRISTIAN TEAM AT POUGHKEEPSIE TO EVEN BREAK /n F lo r id a S ta te L e a g u e Turns Hack Methodists In One Of Rest Games Seen During .. . 1 1 ___ 1, ' a V ill E n te r T h e D a rk n e s s U n its G am e A t Klntc R ow ing', All A fte r Ruin Is C ause U r *v, T li is A fte rS ev eral D c la y s b n rb D uring n e ll's C ourse! G n m c j ^ ij ljk L ead s H itte rs ~Wa1sh ! ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. J«wj , Service Sports ClOth, S it Pete end S " r^ o tn ^tU u i ,r tO nnifgs to « 9 io 9 tic gunjt ni.i K, N. Y., June yesterday which w«,< rnlie ( *»i « water—no Iona- the 10th on account of <1 tortured ionics Tli*' name wn« hultcu scvcnti tlrii spnn them, to- by rain before it w:u’ finai.;, ' : 1 ' '• varsity craw in The Tarpons hit Ilnw.uns ham nui greatest honor A Iverb on relieved him in the cighdleglate rowing. th and stopped’the nlL*k. m win the g reat Slim Brower wus in pood-form late tlda nfter- for the Tarpons and although he 11 try until the allowed twelve hits, with men on P o rtsid cn * S e ts L e a g u e Lend er« Hack Wi t h O nlv S ix llits W hileM atcvfl ak cA d v a n ta g e O f 2 Errorw F ro m V isito rs | The Methodists scorn! tirs., TAM FA Fla.. June 20—Domingo ’counting in the second without n I la Id tin* league leading Orlando i hit, McCall walked and took sec­ ond and third on outs, Tillis let Hanford and Miami divided a Colts to six hits mid no runs mid | o n e 'g o through him nnd McCnll double bill Wednesday at Munici­ Tampa won.3 to 0. Tho game was counted. pal Park, the visitors winning t ho In,tied in the sixth innings on ac­ The Christians counted in the first uffnir and the local captur­ count of rath, Domingo struck out fourth when Knapp wan hit by Mc­ ing thu nightcap. In the first Call, w ent,to second on an ou‘ Named in the order of their pro- c, game. Perry’, hurling for Sanford five Colt hitters during the rix counted when Myles singlet 1 to innings. Three Orlnmlo errors aid­ went I race im portune:, the field in the || allowed the llustjcrs only fivo . right. Tho winning m arker Tillis varsity race will be made tip of the |f hits but walked Cfvo men. Reel, ed the Smokers to score. . AH R II PO A K over in the fifth when L. toiling on the mound for the visi­ Orlando his .following: II! . 3 0 2 0 0 0 | doubled and counted when tors, was nicked for 11 safe Idows 1Johnson, cf vy; 2.—California: 3, i I brother singled. Houzn, If . 3 0 1 2 1 0 but he was aided by fine fielding | i: 4. Columbia: l».— , 0 0 2 1 0 , This game puts the Methodist when the Celerymen threatened. In ( Tinker 2h . . . 3 Syracuse; 7.—Penn.*< 0 1 2 2 0 'in a had fix. They must beat tit tlie second contest it was a case L hrm urui. 3b \ Baptist to tie for first place and i Edmonson rf . 3 o o n o n of too much Ijcfty Meyers for thol . gibbering over lie ir ......... 3 0 0 3 3 0 Miami team, tho local portsider] I ce c ut of thu running, nnd charts, seem to have arrived at th* 1 0 1 1 2 2 letting down Knnupp'n crew with i Viau. as and Presbyterians will |alm ost unanimous decision that the Abrams, lb . ...2 0 1 0 2 0 ay off the seven game , middles urn out. If it so develops, Cl (breath, p 2 0 0 1 0 1 letermlne the winner of i th a t famed Washington system championship. | will be in for another flag raining. Totals .. The system, in fact, hardly can go Tampa h‘ All R II PO A wrong sine? W ashington men—Boh Buckley, 2b . . . 3 1 2 3 1 0 Butler and Rusty Callow respectWad®, cf • lf 3 0 0 2 0 0 ivelv—are in charge of rowing at Beasley, rf ,u » 0 1 1 0 1 Annapolis, California nnd WashEdwards, o Inner Sarasota .....loo loo 421 o—o Scehorn. if St. I’etc 202 001 202 0—0 Halva, sr .. Doran- 3b Summary Bumbo, lb | Two bnse hit: Funk, Domingo, p i Three Imce hits: Holder, Cerisi, 0 nihility: of Columbia or Cornell ris- .Welch. — ing to overnight (greatness, tho I Home run: Funk. 1 big three of the river are likely to | Sacrifice hits: Tinker (2), Meslie the same potent trinity by j.nur. E nightfall. Mctliodititft AH i Stolen base: Wilms. 0 The Navy, unbeaten thin year in Spencer, r , 3 Struck out: by Brower 4, Haw­ 1 the east, is carrying m ost.of the kins 1, A Iverson 2. ijvesav. ss .. 3 0 i bets because it seems to have a Fake. 3b .... 2 l.eft on base: Sarasota 5; St. nrouiid nfter pop files nnd hard bit Cubrenth. SI 2 fool-proof eight nnd a great stroke Pete 12. I.amkia. ............ I grounders. Knnupp made several ! ft: ,lv Culon JJ in Tom Eddy, ns far as that goes, i Huso on balls off Brower 8; off E. Me Call, p ■ . I fine plays around second for tho off Domingo , the middies nowadays never hayjjjt ilnwkins 3. TyP-c. 3li-lb 2 visitors. I pitch: Culnr " poor crew or a poor stroke and, nl- \ Double plays: Wilms, Messner to U. McCall, If-cf t In th« first game Sanford scored Orlando (5; 0 though Callow lias been quietly I Knull; Wilms and Eaull; Messner thdl. 2b 2 in the first inning. Dunbar let off ! oju und ft 2 Iweeping on his vest over the out- ' and Eaull. Hutchinson, r f 2 with a single and Friable advnnc- utes. 0 | look, the same observations up- ! Hits off Hawkins 13 in ,7 2-3 inKclaey, cf 11 H him with a perfect sacrifice.1 ___ T plies to Washington. • nines. Beasley .scored Friable with n sir,-1 ... 'I’otnla _ 13 1 Wild pitches Hawkins. gle to right. Sanford added another G a m > ; w * hv innings Umpires Fredericks and Findley. in the fourth when a fter Dunbar! n Me liodists ........ Time 2:20. walked Friable hit a ■creaming , O iL c I triple to left center. Friable died i-v: Two-lii)so hit h. F ox, I. on third aa Beasley filed out t o 1 CHICAGO ia‘r on balls off Nihlnck right. In the fourth Sanford a d d " ! Renewal el pn 1. Struck out by Nil) the last run wlirn, nfter Pug A' - , w arfare wai Knapp 1. Hit by pitcher: bn hud doubted to right, Billy f*fny vn the k (Lninkin). Passed halls: Meyers scored him with a tap to ri«lc*!cd both aniro: Muse. Time: 1:00. loft. I Hr o , -lft v.’li Tho St. Louis Cardinal^ can Miami scored twice in the th irl j„ ,n „ mm| jump to first place today by Inuit- ' Pluyer and Club G A I! R II without n hit, Knnupp walked and , , r I ing tho Pirates again. Tho world's reached second on n snrriflce. Foss ‘ Gehrig, Champions scuttled thu Hues yes­ New York . GH 201 GO 101 hit to Friable who threw to Crowe , terday, 7 to ft, and now trail them to catch Knnupp Crowe missed the ! ' ' , , Srliang by only half a game. i St. Louis .... II 113 1H 43 throw nnd Knnupp scored Fosa 1n f i .o r i d a s t a t e l e a g i Flint RIiciii out pitched a quartet taking aecomi, Foss went to third ! r ”!,r"' "f a Tampa 3; Orlando 0 (0 lain). Dykes, of Pittsburgh Hurlcrs. Paul WaPhiladelphia 12 127 21 1H as Friahie was missing Ilotluwny’s bis Ft. Into 9, Sarasota !* (H> j ner, Pittsburgh outfielder, has hot grounder, Hayes hit n long “ tun **!•* Mouse)Sanford 3-2. Miami 1-0 (sgco made 100 hits, more than any New York ....19 179 27 07 sacrifice fly to right and Foss ’ other player in tho majors. AMERICAN LEAGUE Simmons, stored. Miami added nnothor In the Miami The Cubs kept in the thick of Pliilo'ielphiu 0ft 2ft2 ftl 91 Detroit 9-0. St. Louis 3-3. fourth when Cnesnres singled to Snnford tlie pennant fjgiit by treating tlie Leader a year ago today— renter, wuh ndvnncctl liy a sarri- j N i;,,,, f, Boston <»; Washington I. 1 Reds to an 11 to I ihellaeking. New York 9; Philadelphia B, fice nnd scored on Knnupp’s M ow’ xx liatte New York .390. in the A m erican 'leag u e the • to center. j . Chicago H; Cleveland 7. NATIONAL LEAGUE Yankees downed tho Athletics, •! The Hustlers put over the winSummary: to 2 und stretched their lend to; NATIONAL LEAGUE niiig tally in the seventh. Knnupn Alien and I Player and Club G AB It H PCI nine games. Keuther twirled shotwaited on four I»k<1 ones and Peel tr0HH and l1 Philadelphiai 7; New York 3. Ha rtili art, nut ball until the ninth while limn­ sent him toi second with a sacrifice n„lb.wnv at Cincinnati 8t; Chicaeo ). er:) by Combs anil l,a/.zeri put til'! H arris, ; Pittsburgh 9. boss iloiilileil to left center and |,jts Hii'yes fit. Lillis 8; Pittsburgl) ....37 110 2H IG .39, 11 ids iiiulur Flinike. Knnupp scored. i... j -, i,,.. Other not scheduled. • Pittsburgh . . r»2 153 2H (Ml .392 Although t^io Red Sox may boro Fast fielding behind Pee! held „„Pv 7 'l l , P. Wancr. tin: funs, they still command the the Celery-Feds down with the ! ‘v ,. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Pittsburgh 03 209 57 1U1 .390 interest of the statisticians. The Hustlers pulling a fast double play I ff ■ ,' ... , Louisville I; Columbus ft. Frisch. , Sox dropped their ninth straight, in the eighth to nip n Sanford r a l - / , . ,,, ’ ' Kansas City •<; St. Paul 4. Et. Louis .03 269 57 100 .380 losing to Washngton- l» to 8. Tris Toledo ft; Indianapolis 0. Farrolt, Speaker drove in the winning runs. In the second gnme It was all Minneapolis 11; Milwaukee 13. Boston .........58 180 2d 71—.382 A fter Ted Lyons had won a 7, Meyers, the little portsider allowed Loader a ycur ago today—Brc .- i<> 2, decision over Willis Hudlin. hut two widely scattered hits and SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE ulcr, Cincinnati* .373. the White Sox lost the second rtriking out seven men. ell wus in Charlotte ft; Macon 0 ( It*). game to Cleveland, 12 to 1. Tho •T H E IIIG FIVE” Miami rare form nnd the visitors did not I Foss, sp Greenville 2; Knoxville 7. Indians collected 19 iits in tho even threaten. Spintunhurg 8; Asheville 3. nightcap while (irant, a Rookie, Holloway. Hi In Hie third inning of the second Columbia 3; Augusta I. subdued tlie Sox. game Hie loculi pushed over their H ay es, If Phil Rail owner of the Browns, 1 Maloney, 3b two tallies. Dunbar singled liut was SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION lias bought an airplane in which forced by Friahie. IJpafley and Cu­ 1Cusarcs, rf Mobile 2; Memphis 4, he will follow his team around. sack then stepped to thu plntu in Barron) rf Nashville 1; Birmingham 3. From the way tlie Brownies are Kc.vcs, c tu rn nnd doublod the first hit put­ Chattanooga 11; A tlanta 7. sinking however- he should have ting Friable on third and the sec­ Knnupp, 2h New Orleans 2; Little Hock 5. bought a submarine, they lost to ond scoring both Krishle and Johnson, p the Tigers yesterday. I to 2. get­ Tlciinin . AMERICAN LEAGUE INTERNATIONA!. LEAGUE Beasley. From then on it w ai a ting only five hits off Sam Gibson. Season’s 1 J. Casures, p light duel between the opposing Jersey City «; Heading ft. Claude Willoughby of the Phil­ Plgyer and Club Yesterday Total hurlcrs with Mvers having evorvNewark 0: Baltimore ft. lies surprised the fans nnd 1dmGehrig Yankees l 23 tiling his way. Th" locals accorded Syracuse 7; Buffalo 12. ! r.elf by while washing the Giants, their hurler excellent support. Ollier- not scheduled. | (1 to •). In his frantic search for Sanford ' pitchers. John McGraw has recall­ Dunbar, If SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE Hornsby ’ cil Fay Thomas, form er CnliforFrisblo, ss Hottomlcy Miami Pensncoie 2-4; Montgomery 4-1. Beasley, rf Foss,' ss . Gruntham St. Augustine 7; Savunnuh ft. 0 ' Cusack, ef HoRowuy, lb Solnta 4; Columbus 2. II Crowe, 3b •riu: 1.1. Haves, If • Other, rain. 0 I Mayor, 2b Maloney, 2!> American: Ruth 0 i Bailey, lb l \ . Qjuiares, c Simmons, 10. o 'Kill'll,', e Barron, rf National: Wilson lft. Hornsby 11 0 Myers, p Knaujio, 2b Williams 12, Webb 12. Peel, ji . . BALTIMORE, June 29 -(INI Total National—230. llaltiiuoto had an epidemic Score by inning American—185. sultdd:! hanging todny. Three p« Miami Sanford A1I R H PO A E sons rhuope tills method of cnilii . 3 a* 1 4 0 (1 Sanford Dunbar, If Great Britain with 750,0(10 golf their lives. o 5 1 3 0 Friahie, n* players, spend* nearly 600,000,000 Worried by Ids daughters Hint Suinniy: Two base hits: Beas­ 5 0 i! Hen-ley, rf ’4 0 on the game each year. David laitiday 52 tied a rope .. 4 i •1 0 0 0 ley. Cusack. Double play*: Fbst a high fence and Imaged hlnisi P. Allen, cf to Kuuupp to Holloway. Struck 0 0 0 0 0 0 > Riddles. 81 PETERSBURG— World' 4 0 •1 0 *1 1 ' out: by Myiura, 7. B uko mi halls: off to it. Crowo, 3b h u gest municipal recreation pier Mrs. Jennie Ihbucn M chose Mveis. lyJohnson 2, Cusaros, I. W. Meyer, completed a t cost of 61,000.000. Hits o lf Johnson ft in ft, off Cusar- liedpo«t i,ml struiigled iiereelf wi Bailey, 11 ,-n \\Jh-' in one. Lis ing pitcher: a rone tied to it. R. Allen. JoLflson. Hit l»y pitelier: by M r w I mi It Gim ki 18, suffering fit P trry , p ill health, nttnchwl n rope tu (InSreit n). PsKsetl Imllt Keyes. 1 f in K X O U h ftt'k , pireitf Metkla and Mc^ire. Time of trail «ni, tin oilier end to hiu ne, gam ut 1:23. ami then stepped off a box. Totals BaseballStatistics in Major Leagues Results Of Games Tagging AIlBases wouhl do most of the lime what it failed to do some of tho timo in the past several weeks. Crowo is bringing West I’crry und Emmet Stout along and one of tho two will get to stay. “ M utt’ Biddles and Rease Alien nre looked upon ns tho solution to the backstopping problem. Riddles perform on tno home lot yesterday tor the first timo nnd was well |ii<od by the fans, which counts a whole lot on this ball club. In his debut, Riddles showed that ho is n pepper box behind the bat. His stlckwork will next come in for close scrutiny. Everywhere else around the dia­ mond and in tho outer pastures the club looks likn the champion­ ship crew it was in 192G. The whole company Is perform ing in big timo style. • One major worry is Pug Allen. Something is liablo to keep him away nfter the next week or two. Buick Is Operating Service School For Benefit Of Dealers cars one of tli largest fields of opportunity for the young man of today. In the past years many have discussed the so-called “saturntion point” of the automobile. The number of cars that uro lx>. ing operated has steadily increased year by year sificc tho automobile first made its appearance, present­ ing an ever growing demand for service. The business of nutomo. live servico is expanding, and, therefore, presents to the young man of todny, who is mechanically inclined an c opportunity. In addition automobile mantt. fncturors of todny am spending great thought and energy upon the solution of tho problem pre­ sented by the fact that the car owner is now buying his automo­ bile upon tho merits of the prod, uct in performance, and partici Inrly upon the intelligence nml efficiency displayed by the service organization in keeping that prod, uct in proper operating condition. In this connection, the impor. turico of a well equipped, well. car m anufacturer cannot lie over estim ated. This importance nb tncheil by the automobile induj. try' to tlie equipment and up. tratio n of their service organiti! lions aids m aterially in still further increasing the- 'opportunities af. forded tho young man who cares to tiain himself in this line of werk. For the past four years, the Ho­ ick Motor Company hni been spon­ soring a full time course of train­ ing in Huiek Authorized Service a t Flint, the home of the Huiek. This course extends over a period of three months, and through U have passed students from evrry s i d e in the Union ami twenty for­ eign countries. Memphis Graft Plot Will Ik* Investigate MEMPHIS, Tonn.. June 23— (IN S )—A Eedernf investigatio was ordered today into charges o wholesale g raftin g of tho Mempli police departm ent from bootleg gors. Federal Judge- If- B. Aislrr son heads the probe at the requev of Mayor Paine. 1 iluring'i League Standings Sanford ‘Y’ Teamls Methodist Baseball Facing Hard Games A fter losing to tho Baptists day Orlando ........... In Balance Of Week 1before yesterday, 10 to 4, the Mc- Tampa ..... — S arasota ---Jthodist team of the Older Boy’s j I/, ague came hack in tho second - game of the championship series ssildy three, games yesterday and won by the score of ledulod and nolle of j 7 t#> i. Monger, Methodist second is. The team lias had baseman turned in a good game in ful season so far and the field and collected a two-hag* iit it will will out in j»,-r ul Imt, Knapp, of the Mothois week. If they can dints, nnd Harper, of the Baptists, y will appear among also collected douldcs. H arper scorthe stale, od two men with his long Lit. The In- team will go to teams will play again today a t the l„. n v l j h HomUoro Ninth Street diamond. St. Petersburg Sanford ........... Miami ...... r P ittsburgh St. 1/iuis .... Chicago ..... New Y ork.. Brooklyn ... Boston Philadelphia STUART— First shipments of Cincinnati . summer pineapple ciop made. Tiio fnmoj diamond exchange of Paris has a roof over its heud New York tor the first lime. Heretofore Philadelphia trading has Iteen done in tlie street. ......................... Washington Outfielders H irst, Livcsoy, W hit­ Detroit mire, Bell and Taylor. Cleveland Thu Y. team has boon very un­ St. Louis fortunate in losing the services of Boston ... Jim m y W right, s ta r outfielder, who sustained a broken collar bone LAKE WORTH in a game last week. He will lie vote July <1 on $0 out of the game for severul weeks. I,ridge bund issue ++-8"^ MORTGAGE LOANS o Rallimorc Has Three Suicides By Hanging H tl fn l Ilf j j j . ,f: |( i II fM/' J Ytm r 'LmS T 112 E. Second Sired SANFORD,EliA 0f /■, �/ P A (iE T W O T H E S A N F O K I) l i c i t A M ). T H U R S D A Y . . MI NE HO, 1927 In tlir fnttrl of ihe CttnuO .liulirr. irnilnnlF Coonfr. *tn«r of FloridaIn re tju- Ritnle "f; OiiiikIiin ft. Clnoilloe. Dei-eased—In PltoBATR. Attoraey-at-Law PIN*..I. NOTICE Will practice in all the court# Notice Is Hereby OlVen Hull tin uiutcrslaaeit will, on tile 2ml day of A lm rsct. , ■ I Inly. A. D, lt**7. pri-mtnt to tit-* lion- la m in a tio n ,,ti,ol,- i oti’ttv .inline i» Heminoia titles given expects; attentlne” County. Florida. Iter finnl return. ' .in.... .. nod vouchers ns ndmlnls W A SH IN GToinTano i o - ( I N S ) | 7 “ " " S S ?n h V S o J fft u S s ' L r f ” ,n ,f ronl ° f ,l, UP irntrlx • f the Estate of Ponalas f|. —An American Company, the good! fUP animals north of Like Winne- i|L,,1,#cl" nm, BlM‘, to s cep' '* 1Co'.dloe, docensed, anil at said time. 1then and thi n , imilto npntlpnltnn tn ------- year tire & rubber company nr Alt- i ptT in winter and sleeps till nmmj 1,10 Ior youl In ihe night it snows. The fire tin said Judan for a final sellluron, O.. today won the . all summer. linin' *<t her mlmlnlH'ration of salil competition for submu-tiajp tha .h"st-; lie talks about Indians, hidden melts the snow. Bill sleeps in a .•slate, and for ail order discharging design for the proposed sitper-dtri- rn e rs , great forests where man pool of water. The next morning In i ns such Administratrix. Pitied ihls the Silt day of May, glble which i« to augment the hi.s never been before, sudden i Indians chop Bill out of a solid P. I!'2J. navy’s aerial fleet. death, vast panoram as, pork and f lock off ice. anna j . fio o p t.n i; i 1 The new airship is to have a ca­ l eans loneliness, good liquor and As ndmlitlxtt'Klnr of Ihe Itstrite of j Chopped Out of Ice Dntiirlns <!. tlmalloc pacity of 0,000,000 cubic feet of hunger. Think of it; chopped out of solid Pvt eased. I gas, and will have a cruising ra ­ lllack fox furs worth $75 a t the ice—frozen feet—standing Up for tlins sufficient to carry it nearly !lading posts he sells in St. Louis three days in a pail of snow—35 nround the world. SEIt IAI. NO. iHtHISI lot $100. IBs Indians do most of below zero—nothing but beans for nnPAiiTM F.vr o f t i i i : i v r n n u m The gooriyenr's design was ap­ the work. for eight days—not n white man r s, I,AND OFFICE at HAINES. g£8! proved by u navy selecting board, Trappers’ Paradise VII,I,E, Fl.nlltDA, loin. is, id weeks—lean-to—camp fire—the fe z and accepted by secretary of the nt::. Bill has found n trapper's pnro*| pine forest alive with $500 pelts. Not Ire Is hereby given that Cltnrlvs navy Wilbur. *c about Elbow Ijtke. The lnke( He takes his furs down to St. II Jenkins nf t'liiiliintn. Florliln. dine The second best design was ad- 1 n granite basin raised .10!). Pauls and cleans up tt neat p'h wIto, no Orluln r .1. .ISIN* made judged to have been submitted by Ilnmi'Sli'ti'l Entry. Nn. n|!ifc:t3, fnr, \V»„ .,f NWS, Hirl Inti HI Township The thre'-m otored "America," her crew handed by Commander Richard E. Ilyrd of North Pole fame, sailed I l S„ Ham:.- 22 E. Til Iloll a ««••<> .Mi V " lotion, has flt'-d tintler nf Intention away morning from Roosevelt Field, l.ong Island, on tin* a ir trail to Europe. Here is a photograph of in make I'nnitoiitlitlon Proof. tn «■*the ‘ America’s’’ characteristic tnke-off. , II-1•11- 1■ rlu Im tn tile land itlniVe d r-, erltird, lirfnra Clerk t'lrrull Court at Saofnrd. Fioritlo. ntt the ’iih day milted in nil, many it is 35 below zero. Ho makes a his feet at some sw agger cafe. 1 nT AUtfUM. H*2fi America’s position was 49:3,1 N. foreign origin. t'laimattt names os witnesses: T. .1. I.mte, nf i'htiluntn. Florida Latitude 18:18 W. Longitude, nnd ii. 11. Cox, nf diutiintu. Florida. , th at tile plane was flying a t nn Wood D* the post. They said, how­ , It. 11. iViiniet. nf i ‘Inti until, I'lnrldn.1 altitude of 10,000 feet, in a dense Marry Sims, nf t'lmlonla. Flnrlda. ever, that the place would be j ip-nrtt** ('. from freezing fog. vacant by Aug. 1 for Wood to take (Continued from page one) Ileglsler This would place the America the copes but, quickly recovering ove;*.' about 370 miles from Ireland but fell into a clinch, nnd in a few The Chamber of Commerce? Good j eel man was appointed regist| considerably south of the original | moments was lighting buck game­ Will Tour to Jacksonville bus been (Continued I rout Page Om*l | er of the treasury in 1922. lie wn line of flight. Byrd at this point ;y< The bell ended a great rally in postponed until July 29, according 1 appointed by President Harding, postion report. W. T. W." (The America's radio sending was only a direct line front Lands wide), fists were flying in ajl dl- to an announcement made this ... BALTIMORE, Md., June .IB - and prior to the appointment had End the southern tip of Englnnd | m tlo n s . Milligan’s round. tdgnul.) morning by E. J. T rotter, secretary i < |N S |—"I am not worried a b it;' been prominent in republican | ---- ---The America's radio was in con­ and below Ireland. of the Chamber of Commerce. The little |)iek will ranch the place he politics at his home, Math tta, is a Prescription for Radio messages from the A rneri-, THIRD ROUND stan t touch with ships ns it passed date was originally set for July 13. started for, but I am sorry I Ohio. over the ocean, and with the w/.*o- cn became less frequent a fte r the M alaria. C hills a n d Cover, The postponement wits caused by could not go with him" Mrs. Wil­ Milligan proceeded to bent less stations on the continent when plane passed beyond Newfound­ Mickey to the punch in another the inability o ' ihe Clyde Line to liam Byrd, 88 grandm other of ARCADIA—Benheard Air Line D engue or B ilious I ev er. “A fter n lottg, hot day on my fm land. Yet the automatic signals it reached Europe, planning construction of new railseries of fast exchanges hut the furnish a steam er on July 13, he Commander Byrd, said today. D kills the germs. that were supposed to be of a com 1 run for Tiz,” writes a city sales, French Cable Company advices stated. "I tint sure th a t he will make it. toad stations at Dado City and American was finding his fighting man. “ No m atter how my feet nc],p received in New York late today paratively short range were heard feet now nnd, laying back for the Several reservations have been If little Dick takes it into his bond Arcadia. j and hum , Tiz draws out u]| n IP indicated that the America might on the coast here by the Chathnm counter, he drove both hands to turned in to the offices of the to go some place, be usually gets not {‘each Paris until its Into ns station of Radio Corporation of Milligan’s body ever A Real Homelike P in o To Slop pain nntl I’m ns good as new.’’ time the Chamber but a t least 50 .will have thrre. Mrs. Byrd’s pet name for 7 o'clock this evening, New York America and at the station of Mu- Scotsman landed. At the hell. Mil Byrd is "Little Dick." Tiz is magical. Acts right off. Cimte lo The Ocean View Hotel at be. »■ in ninm band ui-nm.' before the boat. > can ------- , . „ ... r„„i:.,„ , u„ nr to l" "c me >»>m .m tim e. Byrd apparently circled Tin Head in Ireland. The Chathnm Coronado Bench, Fla. A 'l ty a t Law "Litlo Dick always promised to Stops the pain of corns, huiti,Ions, S A - Ti odv mu eking f I •‘hartfr*’*1. Mi-.Trottcr slated to­ take me for a ride in his plane but around somewhat a fter leaving station reported when the plane ' Tltornly screened, modern, im­ callouses, sore spots. Practice in State ft Federal wns 1,000 miles out that the *!»•! S .m l punehl'ig. | (|ay u ,tterH to rach male member Brest. provements, Rates $3.50 a day Courts A few cents buy u box of Tiz at I of the organization are being mail- h i never has. lie is afraid I might Byrd was flying' at nn altitude mils were coming "loud enough to I " I1 M’r s 0 _J____ /»ittcricitit Plan. 515 per week any drug or department store. faint or something like that. When (turner- Woodruff knock your bend off." Thus this i FOURTH ROUND «'*l today asking it re tu rn o n his of 2,OOP feet as he soared o \vr ho wits tt little fellow his aunt single, $25 double. Bhlg. Have feet that never swell never o in K ill • i • inteniions concerning ihe trip, Brest. Tlte weather was sultr y and scientific expedition was ronton-] i tin red him lo go to the grave yarn Phone 89B K. J. COATES, Mgr. , h m t, never get tired. slratin g the value of radio commit-1 Roth apparently were tiring unWEATHER B O X ----------nolf j ... 1 1 iL ,|lt tie wu*'hw tY Tv™™ 7.1.1 story, although at tills stage the Fair tonight, Friday local than- | j , . ’ . . J ' V . winds were with him. Earlier In nlrntlon in n trnns-A tlantie flight, dor the hot pace and, a fte r it minWord from Byrtl that he was in utu of har(, | mttling. in which M il-' dershowers, gentle variable win,Is „ , ^ r t r n vevanl t C e im s while over tha occun and trying to IRRHRRHHHRIIRRR i b i u i r I I h^ 7 a s iool as ever. .. ............................................................... .. ..................................... .. escape storm and fog, Tlow a t nn "a freezing dense fog" as he near- liftlin held „ slight lead, Walker | Fair tonight in extreme west p e r-; When he was 12 he went around altitude of 10,000 feet "through a ed Ireland was regarded with some proceet]0d to clinch. The crowd did. . Unit. misgivings, as one of the things n' t appreciate the American’s tac- ' — —-------- _ T .r tne world by hitself. freezing fog." A huge throng waited at Lo. Bourget field eager to see the a r ­ rival of the flyers and, according to Paris advices, a g reat reception .I ' " ' . l“ ’,n ...........p a i.™ «»• «•»> PARIS, June 30.— (IN'S)— pP,e. r„- I[ could you expect awaited them. 2 If forced to descend in the wa­ ydstent reports were current today j --------------------------FIFTH ROUND NEW YORK, June 30— (IN S)— ter, the fliers would take to the .th at the palace of justice^ , . . i i . igranted a divorce to Mrs. Emily B attling bravely against ocean two rubber boats which they have Ihe 1ud« went to boxing on the ,'0 .ni|v!,ls v nn(lcr,>iU, wlfl. of U’ilaboard. These boats would be winds, rain lowering clouds and blown up ns they were falling, and round opencs! and apparently this lljum ,, Vn heavy fog, the giant silver nnd gold two men would take to each boat much to W alker’s liking, in any la f(t,r \ i r \-nnderhllt, of New York • . , , , .................... underbill had defaulted monoplane Americn was ronring they dropped upon the .. . the water, water, case, ease, he lie slipped slipped Milligan’s Millignn s leads ani| fnI|,,(j t,, defend the case. , toward the roast of Ireland this boat* contnin enough concen- with his head and came in close f o r , f .|)Urt *,,.,,,.,1* Hhowe«l no , „ n - ; morning on ils .spectacular non- j™ » e|| foo(| UoeJ) thrm nUvL. WASHINGTON. D. C. June 30— stop flight from New York to Pnr. . . . . . . . . „ , , ... , ..rm ation of the report although (IN S )—Harley V. Sped man wits Jb. Bo fora be left Byrd's lust words er well aware of the fuel. W alker’s several months ago that the divor­ still occupying the office of the re­ gister of the treasury today, de­ At 9 o'clock this morning, Com­ were th at weather conditions were round by a shade. ce would he requested. m ander Richard E. Byrd and his not ideal hut that he Imped to spite the announcement by Pres­ ------three companions were about tlOO make the best of conditions. That ) ident Coolidge in South Dakota SIXTH ROUNDD !” ' d p LEAVES PENSACOLA yesterday thnt he had appointed ingles from the Irish roust and nv- he knew w hat he wits talking a- , , , , , , , , . .. PENSACOLA, Fla., June 30— W alter (). Wood of Kansas, to the em jring too miles nn hotv. bout bus already been shown. The 1 t a l k e r settled down to the pace -*The liner Berlin, ploughing- its plane entered n dense fog a f,cr again m this round and bis counter (IN S )—A fter a two-day stay hero pose. wuy across the Atlantic, distinctly leaving Bradford, 10 miles fra,,, punches hurt Tommy every time fot repairs, the arm y blimp to-5 " I’ve discussed my resignation hoard tha a ro m a tic radio signal Hnlfinx and has been battling fogs |boy landed, which was too often emerged front its hangar at the with Secretary Mellon, hut I of the America, “WTW.” It was ani| ndverse winds practically ov for tha Scot. The latte r ennie hack Pensacola a!r station this morning haven't submitted it yet, and I with u rush thnt was almost de­ nnd took to the air with Langley don’t know that I will," said Spoolvary cloudy and the Berlin could ,.r since Field Virginia, as its destination. not see the monoph.no nor e» tab -1 A forced )antii„g at sea was re- moniacal ia its ferocity but Walker The man. lilimp runic here for repairs. f met him toe (o too and more than Treasury officials were taken sttid the chances are 10 to one held his own.—Walker's round. completely by surprise by the ■ SEPHY Rll ILLS —Cornerstone en's radio apparatus was not work| . s , . , . it t. forced to president’s action in appointing . .......................................................... .................... of new Rnptist Church laid. SEVENTH ROUND immediately I aboard, Lieut. George .. Noville, change-the automatic radio s ig n a l1 Walker came Into his own as soon j m ay have derided to ignore some from "WTW" to "SOS". *»s the bell rang, rushing front his of the many calls Unshed to him Byrd would seize two small bunN 'n e r with battering rights and from ships at sen. .That the intrepid fliers are ex­ dies from the tail of the ship .In /w its. Tommy fought back with | pecting thrills on their flight over the handles are the rubber rafts, frenzy butsuddenly was dropped • the fng-lndcn ocean was indicated They could be blown up with com- *«»' « count of nine with a hard by n radio message received nt pressed air. In each raft are two rig h t hand.The Scotsman got up Roosevelt Field. The massage sign small ours. Tucked away in one LudJy dusod nnd again was knocked ed by Commander Byrtl said that of the r;ifts Is n small waterproof down for a long count. He was in set weighing feet "whatever happens he would " t radio a emergency k e ---g---- -. but ... . bad shape when he got — to, -his ---mrcnNAT 51Jt off his hat lo the three men w h o 10 pounds. It has a code-sending hut t lutched Mickey in a dying cmare with him. push-button and it sending appur- bract , cleared ills head ol ti„ cabJthcr land nor *tu* at us of 80 to 40 miles. A brightly"We have seen neither brightly* welts nnd nt at the bell hell was fightin; fighting nf- 'colored six foot collapsible kit sup- back gamely, if not to great ef w ater since 3 o'clock; yesterdny _ urted. "E very- 1ports tlte nntennn. It also serve* as feet.— Walker's round. iem oon," Byrd reported --------thing completely cov.-red with flie ^a sail for tbe raft nnd a position, nuu: M ib r rescue ships. | EIGHTH ROUND fo r 10 hours.*' •■i a h I f i r I l»v* tin T n none n r » nof f U t o rafts, Commander % «:_i ...................i . . ..h ...U l In the The message was received by (the Mickey came dashing .out with liner Drothinphnm nnd radioed to Byrd's, is a pistol for firing rock­ Hie sound of the bell and scored (t fiTAR ets to signal ships looking for the with a beautiful left hook to the the hangar a t Roosevelt Field. ' ClMtiNF Last messages from the Am eri­ fliers. There is enough pemmienn, jaw. He then tore in close to bom­ ca Indicate that Byrd Is flying a concentrated food, to last six bard Milligan’s body with left and about 90 miles south of the great weeks. rights but Tommy broke away and, circle course that- he had planned stopping around rapidly, proceed­ to follow. LE BOURGET FLYING F IE L D ,1ed to massage Mickey's counten­ The Americn at its present rate PARIS. June 30.—With a f a ir - ' ance with u series of precise left of speed should reach the roust of sizetl crowd assem bling to wit* !bands,—Round even. IreJund about 3 o'clock this after- ness tbe arrival of tbe tri-m otored. _____ noon,* New York daylight saving monoplane America, which is malt* v iv * n . i>m i <v i > .m .n i ll KHUNl) tim e, and is no mishap occurs ing a non-stop flight from New. should alight nt lx> Bourgct firing York to Paris, tbe police tonight' Heartened by Ids showing in the Field ut Paris between 0'nnd 7 o’, took impressive measures to p ra -] proceeding round, Milligan came j r P ro m care fu lly s e le c te d ra w m a te ria ls to clock tonight. New York daylight vent n repetition of the scenes that out full of fight and attem pted l<> , ^TLLOUR finished walls in the v ere enacted when Charles A .(carry the pace to Mickey. The lut- I saving time. finished L o n e S ta r C e m e n t, th e C h e m is t European advices indicate Byrd I indhergh hopped here front New te r’s reply was a terrific right up- I c o n tro ls th e p ro c e ss of m a n u fa c tu re . H is » New York Hospital, New (percut to the jaw, dropping M illi-1 will have to battle adverse condi­ York Inst month. w o rd is law ; th e last tra c e nf g u e s s w o rk has tions to the very end .The air min­ A squadron of mounted police, K11** la the floor. He arose In fairYork City, after five years of con­ b e e n e lim in a te d in th e m a n u fa c tu re of this istry nt London issued u weather lined the roads outside the airport] kv good shape, only again to be sent s u p e r-q u a lity p ro d u c t. stant cleaning are still as beautiful forecast predicting rain over most and a battalion of municipal | i° d"* floor with another uppercut. of tho British Isles. I gourds barred all points rtf access A third dropped him again near E v e ry hug o f L o n e S ta r C e m e n t is c o v e re d as ever. This test certainly proves E arly today the Americn es- j to the flying field. In addition a the close of the round but the b y a w ritte n g u a ra n te e . A p lain , h o n e s t tublishcd wireless contact with I r e - 1 strong force of police scrutinized game Scot, by backtracking and the washability and durability of g u a ra n te e w ith o u t an y " ifs ” o r " h u ts " . T h o land. The monoplane communicnt- t the credentials of everyone enter- ('holding, managed to hi t until the Velour Finish. Made in 22 lovely chief c h e m ist signs th e g u a ra n te e hecuuso cd with the wireless station at Mn- ing the airport. bell. lin II end, on the extrem a northwest h e has p ro v e n th e su p e r-q u a lity ol th e It hud been announced that the colors, it is easy to apply and ro ast of Ireland. I p ro d u c t. Tenth Round public would not lie admitted in econ om ical to use We set' ’£ t L ater during the forenoon sever- ; any part of the airdrome Milligan Hardly was able to N e x t tim e you a rc in th c u c ig h b o rh n o d com e al ships nt sen reported th at they < ______________ stand erect ns lie was pushed out because we can guarantee i t to hud heard the signals from the in to o u r office and se e th e certific ate w hich of his corner and some of the A nvricn. Also, the wireless station g u a ra n te e s th e su p e r-q u u lity of th e c e m e n t t afit ly you. crowd, sensing the end, began to ut Valentin. Ireland, reported nt th a t Roes on y o u r iob. move toward the exits. Feigning (1:30 o'clock Greenwich Mean Time, Die the body, Walker suddenly that they had picked up a message brought up bis left to the mouth CHICAGO.June 30.,— (IN S) — A from the plane In which nyrd said and Milligan fell like a stricken severe beat wave swept the middle the America was passing through Rut be was game to west again today causing suffering bullock. heavy fog. tile core and again managed to ami death as tho therm om eter in . Tie* Steadv buzzing of the Arne struggle erect Itufore tho fatal ten. heard by shi psat sen was optim ist- “ t»«»ro of cities registered over the It was- a wasted effort, however, Jr news to the little bund of fuith- ( 99-degree mark, as Walker- cool and collected, again, ful well-wishers huddled about th e] Eight deaths, directly attributed measured Ids man with a left and'! radio ut Roosevelt Field. Advices i to the heat, were recorded in deposited him on the canvas. This* concerning the flight were com* | Chicago. wu» the last time, Milligan’s sec­ municated to Mrs Byrd who had ,,iv„ ditt, . of th onds throwing in the towel before CrTsnSHATIONAL SrSTIM. •lepttrled to her home in Boston. i .i„ „ . i, u . k 'V M e Acosta, w t re. ml t ui g front drownjng as Hie referee could complete the Mrs. wife of Bert Acosta, count. Milligan was so badly the pilot, and Mrs. Noville eagerly th fjan n d s sought relief from tin* buttered that he needed medical nead every scrap of radio news as torrid wave in hikes ami rivers. Three deaths from drowning attention before be left his corner. it was given to them in the " ra ­ were also reported today from dio room" of the Garden City Ho­ NEW’ SMYRNA—'Work to start Minnesota. tel. soon on erection of $50,000 Lane Star Cement is made by tbe *1ho heat wave extends from co­ Masonic Temple here. "T hey’ll make it." was the. con­ S Alabam a P ortland Cem ent Co. ast to const, with llto .’nix, A riz, census at Roosevelt Field. Shortly a fte r 10 o'clock this reporting the highest tem perature STARKE— Work nears completion Dim Init ham, Alt. morning. Byrd flashed a message so fur. At I'hocnix 98 degrees was on Construction of pevv road Ik*^ubUdlarjr of International Cement ( orporatloa which was relayed to Rooscv«« icgistercd. South Bund, Did., iv- tween G/*en Cpve Springs and Field saying that nt 7 A. M. *he portfld 97 above. Starke. Byrd Strikes Lindberffh-Chamberlin Trail J. G. SHARON Goodyear Dirigible Trapper’s Paradise In The Far North Plans Accepted By Brings Life Of Ease During Summer Government Today _ JjOS a>jgei.ks. r..nr, .tu»«'.in^^r.^^nhcnkhu nuiw-.r. QUICK RELIEF FOR SORE, TIREDFEE?! Walker Knocks Out Milligan In London Chamber Good Will Grandmother IsNot Postponed One Week Byrd RapidlyNears Goa l A fter Battle With Cold Weather Worried Over Byrd Not Reaching Paris T 1Z S. J. NIX “ S ''2 V S" h'rc r" rra"",,y ho,,1;'‘1,“m-'Reports Says Divorce j ^ Given Mrs. Vanderbilt! T„„, , 1«'1j y i“ll5 1',,h2 ; >'«d, SpeelnUUI Is Still U. S. Register DespiteWood S Selection By Coolidge jj - » .* * * vjv.,'K..rl,.E-.?i.’s . , . te.es: T h e W a te r ’s Fine l M ake Our Bath H ouse A nd Pool j Your Headquarters When You Come Over «»• .... .... ... ............. . TO D A Y T O N A if i You use our Bath H ouse or Suits. 1 Hurry Over Often! ¥&TSir s r r s s i ' T J t t : Yr.. ............... . ■ «. Operating Pepp’s Pool And Bath House S This ends all argument as to theflat wall p a in t to use On hospital walls for 5 years Velour Finish Signed by the Chief Chem ist! v ft = sl(® 0 r C lias sheen washed and w ashed and washed r* ':K i Severe Heat Wave Causes Kitfhl Deaths Practical cProve Chase & Company 200 Oak Ave. D a te ? Q uality Sanford, Fla.—Telephone 500 t ;s s Ball Hardware CoPlume U s . �l i f e S A N F O R D ftC m A L D , She’ll Back Hongkong Flight if Aviator .Will Take Her Along ‘Flowers of F TiirnsDAY J NR no. 1027 00l®0 RAGRTim: % sam m ssw m ***• •»• *• ** #1 * ** 1 «• . • v X # *" v . y . v . ••v * *.*,« • • » i .*.*.* •*** «• v - v M * . i *i1,11 ,*t* *.«_* • • * • > * #* .* * ■ •» w . w * * *»*«- ■ ••• i • y X v i *••••* * • i • **#■ • * *>y*W |V _# * *v ■f *X* *t * • «* • X t i v l i .*** «•*t • * * • « * • * P*'*1** • ** v i v i v • * • i *1*1 • « •V «* • • »i * •* • « • * *v • f • *l* * f *■ r i . m -- ** *• * *********** * *' *’*•.*. .*,* •** ** . *. * * * »' » i *"*'*" *_i • ■ • . *. * * • * T*1* * • * * *' ■^ * » * *“»* •**•** » i * t 'l 'l •^V** ******* ► * * • 1 ** * •• * Modern more ; i . u s no longer fear the so called “summerslump when seasons change they stimulate their busi­ ness with forceful advertising and wise merchandising, m aintaining a yearly proportionate volume—do like­ wise, HeRald Your Business, Make it Prosper! Ail* I ;[ I | ' "Stnora X" is in the m arket for mi airplane ride. The m; tcrim- l.ndv I.triy IJlciIc, ntherwi Bountiful of Drtllns offers to hack financially any aviator enter.!.*r tin? ' (Yellow Kid) Weil, ; net* for tin.* §25,000 prize offered for a three- stop flight from Hall:-. 1 lottorn frrr.i l.cavci Tm., to lIoiiKkonjr, China, Her only condition, nnnm m ed thi ■ ;;h the flower of lambent ;> (Jamaica. Si Dallas Chamber of Commerce, is that the aviator must lake In r ul< n;r. i ribs and druyjfpd hi , millionaire ( hleai:.. $riO.:uv.t id. alloivarn The First Lady of The Land The biggc-sl. salt s .stimulate to modern business is advertising-every live merchant knows the value of Printer’s t I # j, ^ ink, uses it (h advantage, finds it to be the cheapest known method of increasing sales a t the lowest possible c >.d a modern merchant is well versed in the use of Printer's ink- -a re you? 4 s. oauuiti Mrr, Coondlfo soon will Krthw as much a.. Ihe j-tiidc* ih.nit, Hie windim; trails in-tlie O lack' Kill*.' The'Pr-tt h.ify take- daily bikes of fiiv to wven miles. -Khe meet* many tourists ftlorfjf the hiirhwai and o'ten Pcipitv denials tl*. cradously consents to pose for their cameras. Mrs. CooUdun if shown Star, and (ieorife .i. **rc pointing to Olio of the mtihtains that Vhe 'means to cllinh us *"<>n it, Ttu-y say thcy’i wlti |ierirar. ** * he has become more fam iliar with hpr suiToundin; an Gi h, tfiirotionul screen aal wrffi*i* aiul dchy •line Rumor u °1' ritfhtTm because in the evening is a womans leisure tunc tne time when .%ho prepares for tomorrow. Mornings for her arc buiy hours, filled with her housework, preparing meals, caring for her lawn and doing her shopping. Evening hours are her reading hours. In these hours ot leisure she will read your message for she is interested iwtnh 1bo greatest factor in the world at a time-when In Stonewall Jackson’s Steps *4ui (i| tic nm^tnttl message w g v clL '■! 'rhp.da* t iit i ,'jijUi. u i and J’oilind by t Ilia nanti in I’m Snort? rid ihrtt prevent poasibb tk 1 i?V-N *. M*{ " * G?i >; i r* \ X Eb �LIVE OAK— First cnrlo.-id melons sent from here. GettinglTogether at Last OCA I. A—City asks Tor biiU i furnishing electricity on fivo-ve contrnct. * On th e ev e o f th e s ix tie th a n n iv e r s a r y o f th e un io n o f Off For Honolulu. th e B ritis h colonies o f N o rth A m erica, th e D om inion o f Prospcriliy'rt Thin Spots. o"i'r.Tr at." V I " " CwSu i i .Yb p re p a re d to o b se rv e one o f th e g r e a te s t e v e n ts in Tying The Lim b's Leg. .r "s^n»»r,.t. »Ntjrr An • 1 1jts h is to ry . T h e c e le b ra tio n , b e g in n in g F rid a y a n d c o n tin u in g Gutting Ituiliosu That*, ‘ th r o u g h S u n d a y , will a s s u m e g ig a n tic p ro p o rtio n s becau se ny AltTHUl. OKIflltANR r« l* » r l t I * • f*r Ht u r Vn. o\ v a n i > V i » ma' n L j kh J th e c o u n try w as p re v e n te d by th e W orld W a r fro m o b serv ;a iii .b b . j jh g th e s e m ic e n te n n ia l o f th e c o n fe d e ra tio n in 1917. T h e V UTI.AND, p «tjiisiiiu*Tio> iia t i -.i •*!rid will he co m p lete w ith ,o n e c o n tin u o u s ro u n d lot,UFUTEMA.MT ant! Lieutenant Hcjjynborgv, ] "u momji-*. ................. - ••'’••J” o f fe s tiv itie s , an d w h ile th e C a n a d ia n s a r e m a k in g m e rry imvigntor. yesterday morning left •fcrrt) Mnnlh**r ...... ....... wi-Vk" ’" ........... '....... 5 I hey will h a v e j u s t c a u se to re jo ic e th a t in th e p a s t s ix ty the great Oakland airport in n j II, O i i r r lr i |»* y e a rs th e D om inion h a s in c re ased in a re a , u n ity an d w orld! thtee-motored Fokkcr plane, hound i V r f k l r «■»!• • *" vrr tm r ---------•-------■ 1 lor Honolulu. 1 n»> iir/nia. s, i.i..mi . 1,1 importance. ttJL'mi xrn'n^lr'ier. rrcrU i Ii'b W h ile th e ju b ile e will he a p p ro p ria te ly o b serv ed in ev ery > »* mo"" *"’ • p ro v in ce a........... n d w h......... ile th lo rfu l ............. c e le........ b ra tio n s in eyn r M *|. ( h u t i s i i f M l w a r n s n m i y ’ • — e r’ e will .......... he co -----------------............................... ^ * ‘ ,'t«',l, ----------------->.ir -n ihr i<-mii«« V P" ,",B r ru i- c r ^ to w n , '* th o g r e a ....................................... t n a tio n a l ce )e b ra tio n will be .............. s ta g e d a t' O Ottr” 3 *u o b » r u ’riVtV.in" i..m igi taW a, w h ere an e la b o ra te p ro g ra m o f e n te r ta in m e n t h a s been bee WaBBrr' 'nV klll'iillliK ■<»!" “r^T , a r r a n g e d so th a t th o u s a n d s o f C a n a d ia n s an d v is ito rs rlltiunf r«|tiwl. thc from all over the world may join together in paying tribute U n *»rwhf» S r "ncrr'ilo’ «•» cirrniki'BMh. to a g r e a t g o v e rn m e n t. P a r lia m e n t will ta k e p a r t in th e celen irrn iillo x n l A Am ...ir OII .iM .. .. ........................................................... mlnIk uh <•» I »»•* . U h r t f , A i l i r r l l -irV. r r jii.ii Aiorriuiuk h ru tio u a s weil a s all o f th e h ig h o ffic ia ls o f s ta le . Xgrntr «hlck As C an ad a c e le b ra te s its s ix tie th b ir th d a y , th t e occasion U h r S in r m l i c r "jrJoKh'aud'ut"YV!l’wV>VVantH«u Hhould bo o b serv ed b y th e U n ited S ta le s w h o se r e la tio n s w ith 'J»i.!!LdT--r “« r.. »«,its n e ig h b o r to th e n o rth h av e been m o s t co rd ia l a n d frie n d ­ ,™|»n« % < ,n r f t ( ».«>»lnr%* t»»rllnMl«s ly. T h e s e tw o c o u n trie s , w h ich h av e becom e so close to each TUURSDAY JU N E .10 1027 o th e r, h av e fo u n d real a ffe c tio n fo r each o th e r in th e so lv in g o f th e ir com m on p ro b lem s an d in th e p ro m o tio n o f th e ir com * T r tK II I '.I I A I .O ’S I MI DUUAM ! **” ■ir« i uu. **' * nnl r"un,,r ",l ; m orcinl a c tiv itie s . T h e D om inion h a s a lw a y s sh o w ed a m o st j rjlrrtmirr r«uie« «•» j«ekk»n- co m m en d ab le s p ir it o f co -o p eratio n w ith th e U n ite d S ta te s >llie. . „ _ . .. . " an d th is c o u n try will n o t be u n m in d fu l o f H int f a c t a s it o f­ HI. Jitiii* >**« H L .J['omitriiffliiii jB B P p f e r s its c o n g ra tu la tio n s an d fe lic ita tio n s on th is , C a n a d a 's ob­ ; • _ . ! n n n K l i r n tl o n o f n n m l k l f s e rv a tio n o f a n epo ch al e v e n t o f its h is to ry . u p r t'ffk ." A a .n riilln K of hnm nna prpN o t only h a v e th e tw o c o u n trie s b een k n it to g e th e r by K tii ii.— I* h u m h o lrl* . n u n rlm m * h tiu » r* . th u clo sest re la tio n s in tr a d e an d g o v e rn m e n ta l a f f a ir s , b u t — X C u N im u n lU — C n i ii p l r f lo i i rliy a s th e 'N e w Y ork T im es p o in ts o u t. " th e s e r e la tio n s hav e .lain im iK M Iil. g ro w n up b etw ee n in d iv id u al A m e ric a n s an d C a n a d ia n s, b e­ — A n n r n n d iiiiH irrn n « « p l i » l . tw een th e ir b a n k s an d c o u n trie s , th e ir e x p lo re rs an d developIll RLE VERSE FOR TODAY ilu'in tod. knkc: let not those . — .,— ----- , ... ,, confoundecf for iny snke. O Hod change ol ideas. meed stops tenpin^ and Kiunpolimr when you tie a rope around his hind leg. Your little lamb gamboling on the Wall street ticker shudders and stops his gambling when "big; people," deciding that lie has gone far enough, put up the price of "call money" with which stork speculation is done. THE UKI FOLKS THOUGHT the Wall street lamh needed a re.'t yesterday and put "cull money" to 5 per cent, which is like putting n barrel of cracked ice into a m an’s hot bath. It is not only when prices go down that big folks get what they wnnt a t the right price. Next month corporations will pay out $550,000,000 in Interest and dividends. Then the Iambs will get a fresh sta rt. INTELLIGENT Railroad Men know thut competition is coming. Yesterday morning Samuel Klein started from Chicago for Los An­ geles by motor, promising to cut seven hours from the railroad schedule time. His road will he 100 miles longer than th at of the railroad. REAL COMPETITION will com e1 with flying traffic- beginning next August, cutting Hit hours from the best railroad time of (i.'i hour*. Railroads will have time to meet tin competition. Flying passen­ gers will bo comparatively few at first. Any old rooster cun make u ,idIbo but it takes a blond to put .he quietus on him. ■»—o Tho Smokers me hero for n se* rim, but it’s ur Celerymcn who »re going to do the smoking out. o"W e’ve been thinking," says an exchange. Wo thought newspaper­ th e hope t hat gome w ho p e rh a p s , have, been blind to th e ir men were not .supposed to do any­ e rro rs , m ay p ro fit hy th e se s u g g e s tio n s th a t wu p ass th e m thing rash like thut. on to re a d e rs o f T h e H erald . A QUARTER OF A MILLION Britishers will travel north to see tlie total eclipse of the sun this | morning. And scientists have en­ Wonder when the state egg con­ gaged seven-passenger airplanes to test will get under wny. They take them above the clouds, in case ought to stage it this summer so the latter should interfere with the wc can forget the heat. MIAMI NEWS day's event. Two airplanes are hooked by ot-! Congress will discuss the Musclo Shoals question a t the next session Florida’s Everglade*, for years long been suspected th at King John dinary passengers paying $50 a say* a news story. W hat wo want u subject of inspiration for tho coveted such honors but the sug­ seat. They really fly in England. after-dinner and plain platform is action on it. not discussion, i — o— — speakers, providing an issue in gestion that he m ight offer him­ MANITOBA. KID OF Prohibi­ Due. Opre, owner of the Tampa legislative s ssiomt and used con- self on a drainage platform is tion, now opposes the rule that Smokers is kicking about the at- s’anlly as a football by state poi- highly ludicrous, if not downright compels them to take their beer tendance a t tlje ball games in that Itions. i- about to suffer the ridiculous. home in bottles. They want to buy rity. It wouldn’t hurt if the ml crowning igmmiy of becoming It has been remarked, and prob- I ami drink it bv the glass, alleging tendance perked un a little bit hero King John’s stepping stone to an ably is'tru e, that no public official | thut “sociability” helps digestion c announcement for the United in Florida’s history lias made so and cheers the soul. A lot of people talk just to be Stales senate, it appears, many or broken so muny promises talking .ami without knowing whnl In laying down hi? latest verbal for the Everglades reclamation ns YOU WILL KNOW TODAY or they are talking about. —Sanford barrage at .Senator Duncan U. John Martin. His latest drainage a tomorrow the decision of voters. In New Zealand a law was pass­ Herald. Yes, nnd a lot more talk | Fletcher, Governor Martin hail ' palpably unfair piece of legislawithout curing what they talk this, among other things to say: ition, if sustained, will set the ed largely by women, compelling about—o r who.—Tampa Times. - |f ,|„. | M.m,tnr miinot 'Glades back $20,00(1,000 and no men to tiring (lie bottle home and ........._ drink it there. A little later wo­ obtain federal action in behalf of Ione k?iows how many years, Why are you spending the sum­ reclamation of the Everglades it To those who recall King John's men voted to go hack to the oi l m er in Florida? asks the Gulf is high time the people of the proud pre-election boast that plan. They found "solitary" drink­ Si ream In the Tampa Tribune. *tate sent some one to Washing- "Broward started the drainage of ing imt; a success. , Well, nine hundred and ninety- ton who can obtain action.” the Everglades ; John Martin will nine fo,,r ,,our slaying are .. . reasons , ................. Such a pronouncement is be- finish it," the governor's intimthut we liavcp t the mom > <> ,. 1 lievrd in muny quarters to b * ation that he will seek a U.S. senebuw nerc. tantam ount to an announcement of ate sent in the role of savior of John M artin’s When you buy on time be sure , kk to pay th at wny. THE HOUSE LAUGH TOM SIMS SAYS i r ’Kit, £ ...... ....... .............. ... any obligation o you. Let four old f tir nil tire h«ip Pay for the new. Just sclcrl anything you wish in the store and we shall he glad tii allow you the appraisal viilur on it's purchase price. THIS COUNTRY IS Marvelously prosperous, no other co m a r e s with it. There are thin its in tin prosperity. Mrs. Marie F ire ­ man thought so yesterday, sitting in tile kitchen with her five chil­ dren close to her, the oldest, 10the baby, Joseph, on her lap. The father had been killed by an autom< bile. No damages. Mrs. Freeman, who hud been told the children must go to an asylum, turned on the gas. She was found sitting in the chair with the baby i on her lap, the four other children on the floor beiide her* all dead. SIR ROBERT CECIL, of Great Lhitaiii, and Viscount Ishii, of Ju-j pan ho!,l a secret conference, and Undo Sam ’s ‘'observer,’’ as v^u tu(’k«< was not in it. Cecil and rather than success. However, it was for the purpose of mak­ L hii will decide whnt Japan and ing more impressive the lesson of what must he done to make Britain want. When that is seta successful farm that lhe professors in the agricultural col­ lied they will tell Uncle Sum what he is to do, and lie probably will lege ol Tennessee chose to make these rules in the form of da it. T hat's w hat happened last negnthr instruction. | lime. Little Red Riding Hood's visit to We w ere t h i n k i n g w hnl an in l r r r s l in g s tu d y it w ould h r her grandm other was no sadder lor Mil* in d iv id u al rai n ier if h r w ould tnku t hi s list o f n d r s a u d limn Unde Sum going to a con­ l i nd o u t w h e th e r h e is m a k in g m ista k e s. It is w ith ference with Britain nnd Japan. y j r „ s i . r i M™ Our appraiser awaits y o u r phone call. He w i l l appraise the |value or your old furniI u r e without Gilberl'McGriff Furniture Co. A L I T T L E CAM I! on tho urnKsy if Israel. I'Hulm fit):6. I . 1 be co rd ial feelin g s e x is tin g b e tw e e n C a n a d a and th e unAvi-Mt —Keon ns o U rd , ««' ^ n 't<‘<l S ta te s sh o u ld c o n tin u e in th e f u tu r e , an d n o th in g hi apple of tblne eye that we may Mhuu,tJ bo allow ed to a r is e t h a t w ould in a n y w ay te n d to .tiH^ r bring s h .m V ^ thy name. n i p t th e frie n d s h ip o f th e tw o p ow ers. -o MELl-lFLUOUS WORDS Let The Farmers Take Stock I’be sweetest words We know by heck, Mow lo a t ta in su ccess in th e se v e ra l lin es o f e n d e a v o r Lrc w ritten thus— h a s been th e m e ssa g e o f n u m e ro u s s u g g e s tio n s t h a t h av e "Enclosed find check." been h an d ed dow n fro m tim e to tim e by p e rso n s m o re o r less -r Savann«h Press. in a position to know . O fte n tim e s th e re is m u ch com m on se n se in th e s e s u g g e s tio n s an d fo r t h a t re a s o n th e r e is so m e­ >Vc like the ones T hat end liko this — th in g to be g a in e d by re a d in g th e m . W e h ad th is in m ind ['Lovingly, .............. w hen w e ren d a list o f te n ru les in th e T im es-U n io n w hich, if Enclosed ftrld kiss. follow ed closely, w ould g u a r a n te e th a t one w ould go b ro k e in __Waycyoss Journal-H erald. fa rm in g . M ere is th e list o f s u g g e s tio n s : Sweet music t/> Some these J afford: 1 • G row only one crop. 4My wife has. left 2. K eep no live sto ck . M;y room aritl hoard.” II. R e g a rd ch ic k e n s an d a g a rd e n a s n u isan ces. —Fltgidu Timcs-Unlon. ‘I. T a k e e v e r y th in g fro m th e soil an d r e tu r n n o th in g . 1), D on’t s to p g u llies o r g ro w co v er c ro p s— le t th e top fiflh great delight 1 like to j hoar: soil w ash a w ay , th e n you will hove " b o tto m ’' land. .its front the wife, (’>. D on’t p lan y o u r fa rm o p e ra tio n s. I t ’s h a rd w o rk th in k ­ " I love you, dear". in g — t r u s t to luck7. R eg ard y o u r w oodland as you w ould a coal m in e ; cu t A lot of theso puffed up fellows ev ery tree, sell th e tim b e r an d w e a r th e cleared land o u t cu l­ arc really fla t\irc s . tiv a tin g it in one crop. Have you natule your plmm for j 8. Mold f a s t to th e idea th a t th e m e th o d s o f fa rm in g he Fourth of July? Neither have em ployed by y o u r g r a n d f a th e r a r e good en o u g h fo r you. u* Q S 9. Re in d e p e n d e n t— d o n ’t jo in w ith y o u r n e ig h b o r in Ho f a r they haven’t blame,I pruhU form o f co -o p eratio n . tpn for the chicken croaaini; tho ID. M o rtg ag e y o u r f a r m fo r e v e ry d o llar it will s ta n d lo juil. buy th in g s you w ould h av e cash to buy if you follow ed a good o s y ste m o f fa rm in g . M utt Riddles Refnis in have snlvThe above rules are somewhat different from the usual tbe cuti’hlng riddle thut hu» been ones in that they are suggestions as to how to attain failure worrying Lee Crowe, ■ 1 o---------- I.1NDIIERGH AND Clmmheilin have encouraged flying. Corpora­ tions and private individuals that appreciate time values have taken t.t the air. Standard Oil of Indiana officials fly from one city to another in an all-metal three-engine plane built !iv Henry Ford. William Randolph H earst has or­ dered from Fokkcr a three-motor plane sim ilar to the one that slarted for Hawaii yesterday. Mr. H earst will use his machine be­ tween Los Angeles and Kan Fran­ cisco, and his ranch a t San Simeon, half way between. ......... .. ilss tiz Baseball isn't such a simple come through, especially a fte r tho, J game a fter all .There's usually a jrowers th at b>‘ r?view Sanford’s ' catch in it. record in the past, and visualize Hanford's future. ST. I'ETERSIIURG INDEPENDENT The G. O. P. has put the soft *— o "A m ateur Champion Of South j *|*h« most alarm ing aspect of the and n i ; t to piisou, so it is reason pedal on all third-term talk. Here's , u suggestion! Why not call it the Form erly Sanford Resident.* S u n -, .. “ . . . ftrd Herald headline, Hopu It was situation is tin* fact that what has able to assume that they will leave. ;non-stop presidential record not meant that he is the south'.) been Uncovered in Tampa exists in Many of them have already left, i A woman who has had eight champion "boob" for having quit lother cities of Florida especially That they should come to St. P et­ Hanford in a place of residence.- (n Key Went, Miami and Jackson- ersburg, next in size and popul­ husbands attributes her m atrim o­ ation to Tampa, ulso is a reasonTampa Timcsq. ^ _____ |vi|la. Thera Florida poits are in­ uhle conclusion. St. Petersburg nial success to her cooking ability. We do not like to question her. ta k e County developer is t r y - 1 with liquor and dope smug- should not be permitted lo serve as ing to butt in on Sanford program fJ1’1"* un^ ,l L"‘ 1 !Ht a harbor, even tem porarily, for George W ashington sponsored underworld criminals, aeronautics, the historians now reof entertainm ent for the L a ^ Ml' m.mber of dope addicts is in- ram pa's und the dope traffic as it has been Surely he sent a whole County motorcade July H. We rT- cf>7u l1,!‘r ut au “ ■T,‘n,,,K ,a U curried on in Tampa should not be llHtinh arm y up in the air. member on occasion in IP2B when ! hU,!V lht* Prc ,‘’" t U party of Maine citizens were 1111' ** n<* wor.*f than in Miami allowed to get a foothold here. hehl prisoner* ut one big develop- l* n,l Jacksonvll e. The energy with which Tampa Eii'fit golfers out of ten are merit and saw Sanford late in th e ' Tam pa's w ar on the dope traffic is cleaning hou*e is commendable married, urrording to the statist!evening. Let*, nrevop* th lsjin of vital Interest to 8t. Peter# .indeed, un example for nil other d a n s. Maybe th a t’s whnt they _____ ____ fiesh attem pt to delay people w h o 'b u rg . I he dtug peddlers will have . Florida cities afflicted with n vice,m ean when they talk about hnzVlftni LO ' l‘t' IIftf (LII’d * I|toto llUVf JlfllDll tir mwl <*e*tt*m unrds. Mile leave IT^nipa or I'lni1 else Ilf be ClllltfilL caught)land crime iirnlilniii problem. THEY WILL MOVE Church at (trance OR CAN DO. FLA. No Pifftfly W iggly Plan For Us Service You’ll Appreciate! Your Ford needs the kind of service that assures it being cor­ rectly repaired—longer life, greater pleasure, lower cost of operating are a few features of the car th a t’s “fixed right." Our long experience in this line of business with the latest nnd best equipment should enable us to give service thut will please. "W here Your Uusiness is Appreciated" S to n e’s Service Station Mattett’s Auto Repair Shop T he Little Gray Shoppe R e a r W ight K illing S ta tio n 11") K. 2nd. S t. Phone 77:i—W loth SI. ti Sanford Avc. "Ask the ones who we arc now serving" fl We don’t know anything about tho grocery business Ind we lo know that SERVICE will build mir business. When you Irivu your cur into our place to lie washed, polished, grea cd •>r for gas and oils, we serve you. DAY IONA REACH * L D a y to n a B e a c h — Opp. I’. D. lot) V o lu sia A v c is sh o w in g new S h a p e s, S ty le s an d C olorings in P R A G T 1G PAIN FO STO RIA GLASS Pain" is registered in the mind through tlte nerves. If your nerves are healthy you enjoy good health. Chiropractic in. vigorntes the nervous system and leaves you free from pain. ELOWEIt HOWLS, VASES AND SALAD PLATES “ Yours for Health" a re a m o n g th e new item s. A *4 Dr. W. E. MacDougiill Room* :t07-:t08 First Nntbum: r.unk Building Hours, P to 12 and 2 to r, and by Appointment n C H 1R Q P R A G T I W hen You A re At T he Beach Shop til O u r S to re for B e lte r V alu es in : H O S IE R Y , U N G U IU M , H A N D B A G S , N O V E L T Y JE W E L R Y , D R ESSES, A RT N EED LEW O R K . N O T IO N S , B A T H IN G S U IT S , C A P S A N D S H O E S C O L L IE R ’S 722 M ain S t. A t D a y to n a On Hit* Beach Found! A Hotel In Daytona Featuring All Requirements R a tes, L a rg e R oom s A n d S ervice Hotel Howard 127 V olusia A ve. Capt. William Fanning, Mgr. STA TE AND C O U N TY I T A X BOOKS Somethin:. \ ou Cannot Buy! %-J W ill R em ain Open Unt i l S a tu rd a y Jnl> 2nd. S ta tu and C o u n ty T a x e s m ay lie p aid u p to anti Includ­ in g S a tu rd a y J u ly 2nd, th u o n ly a d d itio n a l co st to t h a t d a te b eing th e c o st o f a d v e rtis in g . Our Service is sum thing that is given you without cost—h i* u p art of this organ zation ju ft ns murh us our stock Gut you us oui custom er are given this extra—a delightful uuccssoiy to goods of merit. Tax Sale Will Be Held, C O M M EN C IN G A 12.00 o’clock N oon M ON D AY July •1th, a t w h ich tim e th e f ir s t item on th e list o f d elin ­ q u e n ts ta x e s th e n re m a in in g u n p aid , will lie so ld ; T A X S A L E W IL L T H E N B E A D JO U R N E D Unt i l 10:00 o ’clock A. M. T u e sd a y J u ly 5 th , 192T, a t w h ich tim e th e sale o f la n d s fo r u n p aid ta x e s will be resu m ed . cu V 5 ? MBER ‘ JNO. D. JINKINS T a x C ollector, S em inole C o u n ty a mt T? 5? Sr’ TP * _ C O M PA 3 L_J u J J TH E YARD WITH A MILL B A C K IN G Phone 135 Yard Jlolly A ve., a t n t h , 12th, 12t h St s Bond Grade Zip Service �T H E S A N F O H P llE U A L I), THURSDAY-, J U N K 30, 1027 Social and Personal Activities-: f»ifnhone H 8 M ItS . F R E D S. D A IG E R . SO C IETY ED ITO R R esidence T elephone 859 —J Progress Of Flight Across OceanBeing Recorded By Hours PAGE FIVB Little Miss Jane Sharon In Ilev. John Pngcl of Clermont short stay cn route to point* in m b visiting Jn Quincy as the guest of spent the day here Monday as the the northern phrVof tho state. her grandmother and other re­ guest of Mrs. Henry Burden nnd latives. ‘Mrs. Jnck Hewitt. Mrs. Franklin D. Hardaway and baby of Orlando spent the dny here Mr. nnd Mrs. J. R. Jordan of Wednesday as the guest of her C, D, Keller and George Nichols were among the husincss visitors Tampa arrived here Mondny for a mother Mrs. H arry J. Wilson. in ihc city Monday from Jackson vllle. (Continued From Page One) iy. The wonthor over the English MISS GRACE LUCILLE CHURCH is Mrs. Forrest Lake Is Channel Mrs. J. H. Hinterinlstor and wns sultry, but there was ^ r n ri r f from Day­ children bSvi* TV** A *• 0 4 4 ^ ( t n wind favorable to the Trnns-AtBRIDE OF WILLIAM MICRO .lie HoslessToMembersOf lantic aviators. tona Beach where they spent the pnst two weeks. A very pretty wedding taking fnther, Eugene Marcus Church, The Every Week Club New sh ap es nnd in th e com ing CHERBOURG, June 30.—(INS) place Wednesday morning nt 10 who gave her in marriage, wan raMrs. L. Y. Lyon of Nebraska is —The monoplane was sighted senson’s new sh ad es. Also A lovely bridge pnrty of this o'clock waa that of Miss Grace Lu- dlnntly lovely tn her wedding gown spending the summer here with thirty-five miles west of Igmds eilo Clnircli and John William Me- of white crepe fashioned with bas­ week in which the artistic taste of black anti w hite. rSlDAY End, southwestern tip of England, her mother Mrs. Morrow a t her MU' hostess ll U n lU P P was n l l n reflected | LI i l l H U in III every I VI |V » ^ i i ■ , * * . ' . ro Jr. The impressive ceremony que waist and ankle length bouf­ the X American Imrno in Bellcair. * I*, m. easthi .$ .. wa* Preformed by I)r. E. I). Brown - fant skirt. In her hair she wore way wns that of Thursday after- ,.rn ijLjjy afternooni nt i1, ^ U1 l|m? ^ accarding to n i -vinii ,e<'‘ at lhr homo of the bride’s par- a wreath of orange blossoms. Her noon when, Mrs. Forrest Lake enJ. K. Lemrow of Lake Worth 'report received here. (ST Aim ^ cuts on W est First Street. flowers wero a cascade of brides tortnined nt bridge nt her home on spent the day here Monday attend­ The rooms where the solemn Park Avenue. The guests were the , nooSFVIM T w i n n m v ing to business nnd was a guest _ On. Amerjenn Lo- vows were taken were converted roses and lillies of the valley. of th , Kvery Week The groom Imd as bis best man, at tho Seminole. ^ [ ttt 3t30 o'clock a t into veritable bowers with quan­ his brother-in-law James Jackson. Club and* an extra table of players. pens 1 take my hat off to these tities of potted ferns', palms and Orange nnd green were the pre­ Immediately following the cere­ A r t the Methodist o th e r plants forming a rich dark mony an informal reception was dominating colors used for this nf- throe great fellows with me.’' This message was received nt iJtire t with Mrs. S. O. background for pedestal baskets held. During the nfternoon the falr and were beautifully carried the hangar here today a t 7:f>0 A. Bother home on P ark (filled with daises, plumbago and young couple left in their car for out with large zinnlns nnd other if., from Commander Richard • fj**v!ock with Mrs. Wil- other cut flowers in colors of white a tour of the state ami upon their pretty summer flowers. Byrd flying over tho Atlantic in jla«on as hostesses. and blue. return will make their home o n ' Fascinating designed tallies were his Kokker plane America. M■ of the Methodist Hcforc the large mantel an im- Lake Boss. Mrs. Mere is traveling used for the gnmo and at the con"We have seen neither land nor picnic lunch nt pro vised a lta r was arranged again- in a sm art sports costume of sal- elusion of the fifth progression pr since 3 o’clock yesterday k-,1j .jjO o’clock M em -[at a background of potted plants, mon pink, with chic small hat, scores wore compared and the one water afternoon," the message continued. it 'f .ii|iLthe of Mrs. with baskets of daises at either shoes and other accessories also bolding the highest score among "Everything completely covered 'SSI ** home mm—- ___ *^»nd KO to the Inko .side of salmon pink. the club members wns given a piece with fog for Id hours. But what­ To the strains of tite “ Bridal The bride is the daughter of Mr. of Italian pottery. The high score ever happens I take my hat off to of the M eth odist 'C horus’" from Imhengrin played by md Mrs. Eugene M .Church nnd 1guest prize was a sot of six Vene­ these three great fellows with me." fl£I 01 with Mrs. F. II.!tw o voilinists, Miss Doris Church has only made Sanford "her home tian glass salt ccllnrs. r if ’ ■•V nt 3:30 nnd Mr. Homkd, tlic bridal party for the past two years, coming PARIS, June 30—(IN S)—Direct When the tables had been clear­ fourth btr j entered. First to enter was the here from Brasher Falls, N. Y. ed and spread with handsome white communication with the mono­ Bettors Sunday SchoolHom e of honor, Mrs. W alter Bad. She attended Seminole High School bn/-V covers refreshments of plane America was re-cstnblishcd Ip»:{-'VL' ,*?, rtinrch will who made a very eharmimr picture Iasi year and is a favorite with a l>hr| Bnlatl, Ban(|wichos, cake and today by Lloyd’s Valentin wireless station nt 11 o'clock, Greenwich W l! fth^party, ! L C Ln„ in her frock of white indestruct[£libfr boatr will will laldo meridian time, when tho station voile, made with plain basque "'M ^'M ero i / ' E s o n o f Mr. nnd !fcin« fralet with P S p i e r a t 8 o clock. effect waist and full skirt. On her M r, .Mm William Mere, and k ° ™ £ 3 5 * guests wore Mrs. received a message from Comman­ I w 5 of the Methodist left shoulder was a large blue flow­ der Richard E. Byrd giving his yenV'ngo fronTw ashington F- Smith, Mrs. M. Hposition at that time on thanking will. er. She carried an old fashioned seven ■■ ’ ttt her home „„,r tn the dairy- 'M W. A. k,il o’clock bouquet of pink rose buds. lie is engaged , rs. James G. Sharon, , „ ' Mrs. „ , tlio Valentin station for its aid in D. C. ii.. cion®* Inglis of Atlanta, Kn., Mrs. Wal­ assisting him to find his bearings. l Avenue, The bride, who entered with her ing business. lace Wright, Miss Zelln Shelfcr of Board will meet at "We are now 10,000 feet up in j Augusta, Ga., Mrs. Raymond Key, a freezing dense fog," Byrd wire­ e the of f ice. of S. U. 'M rs. W. J. Thigpen, Mrs. George lessed. “Our position a t 11: Green­ •> h the First National DR. AND MRS. .1. H. TEAGUE GUESTS S, Wltmer, Mrs. F. McKenzie Dav. wich meridian time is 10.33 degrees uson, Mrs. George A. Dc C’ottcs and n o r t h la titu d e IK. 10 d e g r e e s w e s t . 8ATUKDAY AT LOVELY PARTY LAST NIGHT olngltude. Fine. Thanks . You have Mrs. Robert A. Newman. L’litcty Hour will be held helped us a lot. 7»t the Library. Dr, and Mrs. J. II. Teague of held top score among the men a n d ' Mr nml Mrs. A j . Lossing anEleven o'clock Greenwich meri­ Laurens, K. C., who arc the guests Wa; PiT'aentotl a «nk tie. Both M r.tnnUnC0 tjie Lirth of a son, Thurs- dian time corresponds to 7 o’clock i Eastern saving time in the United of their son nnd wife, Mr. nnd and Mrs. league were given boxes dny Julu, 30> States. _____ Mrs. Calvin Teague, were honored of (iuintv hand made nnndkcr- i W ednesday evening at a lovely chiefs as mementoes of the ocea„ Turncr ))f Orlando spent bridge pnrtv given them bv Dr, 8,oa’ . , , . . , . the day hero Wcdnosday iransRefreshments of date loaf, sand- .uU i)llsineas. and Mrs. W. Theodore Ijinglcy at E ntrance of Nungesiicr the handsome home in Mayfair. wiches, cake and grape sherbert ' ______ _ |b i ittrncted a great deal The rooms where the tallies had were served a fter tho prize had Mrs. J. M. Wallace left Thurs­ Lon to eastern Canada. been arranged for play were beau­ been awarded by Dr. and Mrs. I fjrr of today's questions tifully adorned with baskets of ra ­ Langley' Mrs. Calvin Teague ami day for Tampa where she will visit ns tile guest of Mrs. Grady |l t chance to test your diance roses zinnias and other cut Mrs. Robert J. Holly Sr. of this region. Ans- flowers in the varying tones of Invited to meet Dr. and Mrs. Giddons. (Continued From •Page One) i eaguc were: Dr. nnd Mrs. Samuel --------tuoui inueu rrum r»H the questions will be pink. Teague Mrs. C. C. McCory left Tuesday cr air line to Hawaii, both fliers | pip 00, Tallies in keeping with the color I’uleston, Mr. nnd Mrs. Calvin jth ii larger, Texas or the scheme of pink and green were TTeague, Mr. ami Mrs. J. G. Ball, for Ellaville, Ga., where she w as'w ere enthusiastic over tlie possiudge ___ and ___ Mrs. James G. Sharon, called by the seirious illness ofjhilitiea of tho radio beacon. The used in tallying the scores and Judge I of Quebec ? radio beacon was intended to keep Me. and Mrs. W. L. Inglis of At- her father A. Wall, when these were collected a fter the it province lies to the east tho fliers on a true course to the i lanta. Mrs. Forrest lmke, Mr. and i stated number of progressions bad Mrs. Robert J. Holly Sr.. Mr. and! Mr. and Mrs .L. A. Brumlcy are [tiny Hawaii group by signalling been played it wns found that the S'lwfoumlland a p art of high score prize an embroidered Mrs. W. J. Thigpen- Dr. J. H. Powe (.spending some time nt Henderson- (with the letters “a" and “n ’ any nlon of Canada 7 guest towel Imd been won by Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. David 1* T hrash-(vilie and other points of interest deviations to right or left, 1in North Carolina. | "Wo didn’t use the boncon to any lough what province does Jam es O. Sharon. Dr. S. Puleston er. great extent," the airmen explain'iwremc river run 7 . . . . . r ■ li Mr and Mrs W. T Laird nlun ''T " lK,c»u,i0 our receiver went had ire the four principal Mrs. S Robbins m n"..ntVl* S f ta r rtJu!v «" irave Friday for Atlanta, and'several time* nnd we didn’t bother Swimining Party Is nt Jacksonv e unl" Stc Lawrence imy? J other points in Georgia where they to fix it. When it wns working, t is the name of the farm Enjoyed however, Hie beacon kept us con Wednesday fourth. will spend a month sure vetoed by President fined to u path between one nnd Miss Thelma Lambert returned At Lake Emma Camp home two miles wide. We knew where we Miss Kathleen Brown is expect Tuesday evening from John­ V from were all the time." ■t celebrated college presed to arrive here Friday son City, Tenn., where she spent Both fliers emphasized the fact ' wilt celebrated cel movie Florence, Ala., to lie the house A most enjoyable affair of tho the past month with her parents. that their confidence in their big iboiit the same time last week was the swimming party and guest of Miss Kitty DuBose. Fokkcr was so great that the Mrs. Stanley Walker and small picnic held Wednesday afternoon win the ancient Saus­ Mrs. Raymond Key, Mrs. George epochal flight from California to daughter Jean left this week for nt the camp of Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Bainridge. N. Y. where she will Rice and Mrs. Fred Daigct motor­ Hawaii seemed almost as casual age spoken 7 Shinliolscr on Lake Emme. spend the summer with her sister. ed to Daytona Bearli Wednesday as a routine army hop. The Fokker, ; it a trapezium 7 afternoon where they spent the afreported here, wil be left The parly motored out during it South American nniin Hawaii for inter-island flying. Mr. and Mrs. R. IL.Luncy have ternoon. i from th<> limbs of trees . tiie. early hours of tho afternoon "We are grateful for the privi­ ^uml back habitually aJ)(| indulged in swimming until returned from Enterprise. Ala., lege of making this trip, “ Maitland where Mrs. Limey nnd children MR. and Mrs. .1. E. Ritchie, who remarked “there are any number of ' dusk when a bouteous picnic sup­ have been spending the past six have been on a two weeks motor army pilots who could have per wus served. weeks. trip to points in Carolina, are ex­ Other trt Kussiler, Miss Jeandone it ns well or even better." In the party were Mr. and Mrs. pected to return home Wednesday. r, Mrs, Mary Kelley of S. O. Shinsboler, Misses Clifford Thirty-four Hawaii planes were Mrs. O. F. Herndon nnd children Iburg are spending sever- nnd Antoinette Shinliolscr. Edwin in the air ready to form an escort and Miss Josephine Knight are Mrs. Bernice Bell and small for the Fokkcr as she ncnrcd/Hono. u the guests of Sir. nnd and Stephen Shinsholser. Mr. and ., . I J!nt i sDPiiding this week at lakeland as B r i n g This Coupon With You! A Williams nt their home Ml's. Raymond Phillips nnd bnhy, I ‘ BtB „f Mr. and Mrs. C. M. daughter Ixiuise May of Gaines­ lulu. The big monoplane, however, ville are visiting hero as Hie guests coasted down along to the ground Avenue. Mr. nnd Mrs. William H. Holden, I ' . ^ T h h C e rtific a te is w o rth $1.00 on any d ress in o u r shop priced a t $13.95. of Mrs. J. G. Ball and Mrs. Dick at Wheeler Field. Although the Airs. Emily Phillips, nnd Dr. L. It.! ‘ ______ T hese d re s s e s a re re g u la r $25 values. Don’t forget t hi s C ertific a te — ita Brown. escort planes flew to sea as far as MJTOond Key and small P h illip s._______________ m (m Katheryne Bymmes who w orth a dollar! 100 miles, they failed completely r Adelaide and Mrs. George , , „ , . h n a b e e n a t t e n d i n g K a rg e m it S ch o o l Mrs. W. D. Gardiner left Wed­ to pick un the big visitor from the Friday for ‘D aytona S a i l l 0 1 (1 P a r t y L e a v e s a: Cambridge, Mass., nnd who has nesday f ir Carrollton, III., where mainland. Jt'rrc they have taken a n n ■ ,r ...i- ., been attending a cutup at lexers®r the summer. Mr. K ey O i l B e a t ' l l H o u s e I *ll t y k )roUKh, N. II.. has returned home she will spend the summer with The Fokker flew at heights her parents Mr. nnd Mrs. W. H. ranging from 300 feet to 10,000 *tnem for tho week ends, for the summer vacation. Cross. feet above the water, the fliers dis­ A congenial group of Sanford’s closed, nnd traveled nt a maximum Etta Russell, Julia llig Mr. nnd Mrs. Philip Bach of San­ i Mrs. S. S. Williams and baby <zr ispt.ot| 0f Uli miles un hour. * U Verne H urt, Francos young social set chaperoned by ford who are spending the summer I Ann Moss, ehnpcroncd by Airs. Osborne Williams left Thurs- a t Flushing, Ixnig Island, announce Jacksonville are spending several1 Ten thousand different books Higgins ami Mrs. W. day morning for Daytona Reach the iiirtb of a daughter June 1«. weeks hero with her mother Mrs. •ill leave Friday for Day- where they will enjoy a house The baby has been named Audrey Ida Austin a t her homo on Uiurel ore printed In the United States each year. Avenue. *d where they will enjoy p arty at the Zold Apartments. P«rty. Ill the purty were Miss l.eiui- Melba. We are continuing »ur offer of a pair of hclic Hagan, Miss Lucile Dutton, Going, going, GONE! That'a what we hose free with every pair bought tbi* Mr. nnd Mrs, Charles T. FulierDeland Miss M argaret \\ ight will be furred to tell you on thn<e dainty Gormely of G reat Bend, of ,s your chance to gel two pairs for the oi Mis. K. D. Mol,ley. Miss Georgia •‘ visiting her sister, Mrs. handmade voiles, ideal for summer wear IO D IC )’ WOO price Of nmi— Raffeld’s sale will rave Camilla Puleston. Miss Sarah Mobley nnd Master Sam > “ Haynes, for a short -Miss ■ wiiii«ins. — «■— eEii... i wiH motor to Jacksonville Friday Hint are priced so reasonable, Come now! Eveiyn Miss Mary lisa-1 will to Jacksonville ( »il! also visit his son nnd you many dollars! where they will spend the day aas “•and Mrs. E rnest Gorin- la th Puleston, Miss Ruth Henry, , thi guest of Mrs. F ullers brothc t«ir home on Magnolia Miss M argaret Peters and Miss \the guests and wife. Katherine Symcs. S in ce IH7S Arriving Daily! \ Social ilendar Felt Hats Mi-Lady’s Shoppe ! O N LY T W O D AYS I Left In Raffeld s \uAsk One GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE HAWAIIANS PAY HONOR TO TWO ARMY AVIATORS '•T A sk YourFriends About The Values In This Mammoth Sale Don’t Wait! Delays A re f I Costly! Come Today This Certificate Is Worth $ 1.00 Free! Free! Free! Deland >H**+*.>++++++++*+i.+++++++**+++*++++**++*+y******++****++*+******+*K: D r c ltc l S Florida The Breakers Hotel will prove an Ideal Stopping Place lor you and your family during the Summer months or on your week end visits. Only a step to ic ocean. Bathing Suits $5.95 * Women and Misses Charming Dresses Lovely Silks for Afternoon and Street wear, unmutchuhlo at un unbeatable price 1 Save dollar# now! Suturduy im the last day! Just A Few Left W c h av e ju s l received a spucml a s s o rtm e n t of s tric tly nil wool b a th in g su ita t h a t we a re ab le to o ffe r a t th e v ery low p rice of $7.95 $3.00Bnd$3.50 Special Summer Rates Extra Special W eek End Rates I 4 Frankly we tell you that nowhere in San­ ford ran this value be matched. These Silk dresses are absolute 535 vntue#—we iffer them at ? I2.'.ir> ami you get a eertificate good for one dollar making them even less. Take advantage of this offer n o w/I: ( 111 $ 1 2 .9 5 Get Your Certificate R a f f eld’s Ladies Shop j| T h e se a r e v ery a ttr a c tiv e a m l( well m ade th ro u g h o u t and u su ally well u m uch h ig h e r price, (liv e us a n d l ne Breakers Hotel “On The Ocean” Now numbers, splendid quality ami priced meet everybody’s purae-cm .ipar, values elsewhere before >"•* lor <■ The Biggest VALUE « In Sanford Silk Frocks Of Latest Design O ne of F liirid a ’s L e n d in g D e p a r tm e n t SlnrcH •• On The W onderful Ocean Beach At Daytona 1 Summer Voiles $2.95 “ S ty le W ith o u t E x tra v a g a n c e F ir s t S tre e t G. A. Dreka and Company N ext to W oodruff-W ataon ♦♦♦ .............. . r> N_____ ______ J �PAGE SIX THE SANFORD HERALD; THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1027 M rs. Kleinman I s Appointed C o u r t While in Daytona Beach visit Stenographer Here > Nh Y Six M rh rr r Hjr »'■ tv « rk l r <■* iVHMf F*llh*n . T fc r 4 mi l l Ix lrrn U lirri Uhetnn ■ or >t«tm a to n ra l upon hi» return from Jacksonville. K. L. Cobum of St. Augustine ns official court reporter fo r the 115th judicial circuit. Mr*. Jessie D. Kleinman, S an­ ford, official court reporter for the 23rd judicial circuit. H. ■D. Mendenhall of Lakeland and Charles 11. Rugglc* of W est Palm Rench ns members of the state board of engineering exam i­ ners, succeeding themselves. Ralph A, Horton of F o rt Laud­ erdale ns n member of the board of supeijvlsoro of the Nnpoleon B. Broward drainage district. William M. Reynolds of Fort Myers, A. S. Anderson of I^ibcllc, and Howard Fogg of Palmdale ns members of the board of super­ visors of the PnrnJiso Valley im­ provement district. W. W. Phillips of Lake City and W. C. Hodges of Tnllnhassco ns member* of the commission of Confederate veterans monument to be erected a t Lake City. H elen Marie .«Qr*ffee Shop Breakfast Luncheon Afternoon Tea Dinner Food at its Best 133 Magnolia Ave. Mrs. J. Blount Pope Hostess OUR BOARDING HOUSE BY AHERN OUT OUR WAY oF MV MVS-fERV it U - r b VJMAT, I i J ] BEW ARE OV -TH' ( ^OrtoPLAkiE’dAS QlilCkW SPRHAP] MMSTERlOliS Pilo.'iE i f. AROUKi-D.'AhlP X<WMB TTurT•' 7 CALLS'/*^- ME MAV j r Ha s c o m e a ro li^i r y RECEIVEP'A’ PriOhlE CALLYROMi- , b e c o M iM 6 He r e 1 *.TVlAT V o o 'V E 2 > D r ip p e r y o u r Ok\ OFFICIALr AA AEROhiAQ-tlCAL EVCPERi; VlMo [ <3FAP.«v.iJAU' * V B !J£ !ii5 S S * <* is verv Atiy^ious ,-fo coHsliltT * > v /o ii virrH / 1 AkV -TUEW'RE . k COLLABORATE.VlVTH ME MAPOLBOkVS HAfJ (SOMMA P irT V o U (, Oti *THE.VlORKIu<3 PLA^S - ► ESCROVaJ I/C l Ui’Ttle VERNACULAR. . VIkTfo A COOMTVX ± f o t v t He dav , ; I ? A s k vou T^COEFERSTb LAU<3^THAT* OFF, -o r r.v im v r d is p e r s e . P 5 e s a t j- ( ? '4 1 - i f f M M- I . b t E . 'r - * ' ^ B A S H F O L -M E /k / mee-ee—.hoh HoM ' - ’A T S C lC. i J / L\V<F. G IR U l S lO T H ’ REASIKJ MV FACE G»T*b SO R E D -ftl A»uY B l u s h iwS i A T S m a d n e s s ./ 1 \ MR- STUPE,, \ su ppl y -rfte \ MlSSWJG \ word . U s n T c rf r U im- b m e s a v e s ----- Jr% p o m ’t y v o o vw auved V I P A S T HER HOUSE \ FOUR "fiM E /b / L A W MICi R T come 'y o u our so cculo PuwcN y. H E R NOt>E~'YOU V-UAATL EM b O - J > O o t 'IM » & BOT, 'ATS V DRAVVinj * a Be a d o n flwin' b ir d s /< O O -lF TMiS/ (HOLE WAE/ C vOwV A GuH/-\>, SEEDS That Get Real RESULTS “ W e Sell Q u a lity S eed s’* We have apartm ents and bun­ galows for rent o r sale on the beach, cither side of the Hali­ fax River, or nny section of the Halifax country. We know where the desirable places arc that arc priced right. |I.ct us prove It to you. The best crop insurance is good seeds— with an inferior grnde of seed* one coiuuit expect U> har­ vest a Pumper ertip witn fertile, quality seeds the battle is half won. ( C ’a l l BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES W. E. Blake 120 W . C h u rc h S t P h o n e 5397 O rlan d o F la. 121 M ag n o lia A vc. P h o n e 1527 DAYTONA BEA CH “ A S u h a ta n tia l J e w e le r in a S u b s ta n tia l C ity ” 108 Magnolia Chas. E. Gardeiner Co. Specialists in Silk Dress Goods, Silk Hose and Summer Dress Goods Dry Goods, Notions, H ouse Furnishings j Mu Ml the worry During the Summer Months We Close at 5 P .M . 242 S. Beach St. VllMi TUS DAY AFttR TWfc VJlDOlMGA W THE NTWLYWW5 CoRA AMP T t\t PR0Pt->*jR.,BY NoW, ARG TAR AWAY — ON THt\R, HON^Y* M ooM -------------WWLt BAcVc. HOW&,’ A TIRID WooTG AMP A BETUPDVLO OPAL 6LT OoT To STRAIGHTEN THINGS UP ANP ACCoWoM * THVAS.TA.NES T o T he PRESENT STATE OP attanrs THUS TAR, THE SPECTACLE r e - , StM fciE S A / W\TRoUT a r u p o e r ! HOWOV, VtTRWtU ClMT BYNUM* LONESOME AND BLUE WELL, HOHVf---- — MW* <oRA AM GONE ----- ^rtO PO S ttM FUHHY,DONT VT e u t- O H ,iK i o 6LAP 5 H t‘6 HAPPY - W’M ^U^»‘ A^> ItNPPY'j.Ai *SHt: i ------ * *___ SALESMAN SAM T ....... U £ VDGA ....................................r. tNTHtS 6AfA£, \AJE- H O P E W E G E T T O H E A V E K 1 c o z . W E ’V E H A P A L IT T L E T A S T E . ‘“ f if e S P I R T OF FR LM EM Tl * M is p l a ^ e OATS RIGHT>HOM*Y M t .T o o — - YOU’D THINK SO \ AWRtOHT, DUT To JUDGE VoOR) VD UKG TA CUSVOtAER AH' G " i e Htt^ / G W e ^OtAe OF T h ' s e R v /tc e H e w hat t h r V w ants t N e e o j ____ O ’ VFs KMtfW WHERE ‘ T>e. Pouce. 6Tp»TloK \6 ? > Js M -V -V G * S tm ' \T 'S ' m ortfO ^ HEV VOLJl VTbOGHT savd pe ponce . STATlOM No r t WUZ ’M We l l , V o o Wa n m <\ s o S O tiT H j ^ OoM 'TcH fN ‘ BLACK TAVI CO Daytona Beach,Fla. &LUE. ©LACK TA*t, MOM’N POP We wave all wc cun by buying quality tires by the carload, cutting Hhlpping costs to m in­ imum, cutting hand­ ling costH anil elim i­ nating Htoragc costs thru volume sales. HOW'S THE GRUB C o Min ’ Po P ? SAY* X GOT A CARD From mom Today WE AGREE WITH POP "EVERN BODY FINE AND V/kat’s sue GOT TO SAY? BY TAYLO: X WISH ENJOYING OORSUVCS" THEN SHE springs n e OLD LINE YOU WERE HEBE ' >■ We save you Money lalkir they Hera! wit ho iibout Compare these Prices ^ || i { • DIAMOND HEAVY TITAN 30x3*/j ............... $ 7.35 32x4 .. 12.40 30x5 8 ply heavy service 33x5 8 ply heavy service 29x1.40 ............... 8.40 30x4.95 ......... !.... 12.20 . 30x5.25 ............... 13.65 30x5.77 ............... 16.00 33x6.00 ............... 17.00 DIAMOND HEAVY SERVICE $ 8.30 16.10 33.10 36.60 10.70 15.85 17.70 20.85 25.50 Complete stuck of genuine Ford icjiair iiurts HUY “DIAMONDS” AT 2nd. A .MaxIndia, 101 It uud Sanford ur Junes T ire Shop WASHINGTON TUBBS II iF DA GONHK RUN tH t' vu9P today , w u E .u a w e. m tavuug no CHAWC.ES I’MVUTHHG \N V-Ots ^ -------- - OF PAPOlNG. BY CRANE SAY ,\NASH, V4V\AVS THE WPPO'S FAJ RHE . POOD? GRASS? > OH.HOfHttlG. ONLY the. n e x t Time na g o nna pad myself ^ \N\TH A �THE SANFORD nEUAI.D. THURSDAY, JUNE 30. 1027 PA G E SEVEN riI Unity Herald fA D . R A T E S FOR SALE— 192(1 Ford roadster new Uueo finish. New tiros. TCPCO AUTO TOP DRKSSIN Perfect condition. $275. Phone 489 ! Waterproofs, softens and pr o r call 509 F irst National Hank serves, makes your top last fo ( ever; money bnek guarantee, t Building. I brush fuss or muss, 500 cans so in Fla. last ;><) days. Salesnut JEW ETT AND PAIGE I wanted. See 1). \V. Short. Sal' TIVE'S GARAGE i Mgr. It P.all Bld’g. Sanford, Fla Sanford Dealer The Answers Below are the answers to the Cith in Advance FOR RENT ("Now You Ask One" questions 5 BOOM UNFURNISHED STU< . printed on pane 00. ( :> BUNGALOW. 2 BED ROOMS 1 Texas lm» 205,000 squflr • LIVING ROOM. DINING ROOM, miles . Quebec 700,00(1 square mil s. ill be received U0 iH, w . KITCHEN (equipped with electric 2 New Brunswick province iLp0 t ind collector sent range), BAT 11 (with hot and cold east of Maine. IM th i payment. water). LOCATED 2:100 PALMETSEMINOLE HUDSON* ESSEX 0—Ncwfounland is not pnrt n| I He a line r o AVENUE. RENT SUMMER ' Canada, It is a sepnrnte British I NO 3L. hr a line RATES, i HONE 1 IK. 203 Oak Ave. j dominion, with capital tit St. Johns. JL 7c a line ___ Phone 41 4—The St. Lawrence runs thru Ithe province of Quebec. m n|w an request, ■ 4— B u s in e s s S e rv ic e N— F in a n riu li—The {irtneipnl islands in St. fir e ’ roles are for [Lawrence bay are Anticosti, Prince Depend on insertions. Edward island, Cape Briton Island ROYAL CLEANERS rtb of average length [and Newfoundland. We clean anything. Do ygi i line. 0 —The farm relief menstire plaiting. Phone 481-J. fS charge nf 30c for pvhich the president vetoed was the PHONOGRAPH rej.alring, piano , tevin. McNnry-IInugcn bill. ll^thing is restricted tuning by experts with 17 years' 7— President Eliot of Harvard 17 B usiness P laces For Beni experience. Hanford Music Stored y. th-nficnlion. and Rudolph Valentino died last ill— Livestock nnd ,fcr»r is made The Sansummer. ■ G i ift *Shoppe. - --Room 10 At 11 Mc| x i i KAivj I VP rooms to rent for HtUsill be responsible 8— Sanskrit was the lnngunge stores or offices at Park Ave. icit Incorrect insertion, ■nd Commercial Street. W. M of ancient India, artier far subsequent i iu ii.u ir s u ULUCKS — irrigation 9— A trapezium is n figure hnv- j boxes and general cement work Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave., opn JV office should be ing four sides, no two of which arc Miracle Concrete Co. .1 E. Ter* posit.' Court House. frjgiiiatcly In case of pa rnllel, willeger, l ’roy. .‘Ird and Elm. 10 -The sloth hangs from the 11— M isrellnn LANKY,S DRUG STORE—"Pre­ limbs nf trees who urn hum «mw... | scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We are EXTRA!! ACT NOW. r.s near you us your phone. Cal! 1IU TW't REFRIGERATORS — Good Two story home—good condition' conn.lion; priced reasonable.I'.erTH IN K —i f you are 'hurting of | Well located—close i n—lim it I-arkin, Inc. MclAnder Arcaiia F-'OO cash— $00 per month. Al building, why puy the Architects son Phone 880. cash $2750. several hundred dollars for plans,1 S iruggs-Seoggatt Realty Co. when you can get tho same free, S ’lerding your want au. I’lame 7:if> or .'I1I8-.I. Masonic Tern nnd keep your money in your pock gtijlniorit effective. ec . F o r fu rth e r information see I SANFORD -NOVELTY WORKS.! HIWTANT NOTICE FOP SALE:—ONE OF BEST V. C. Collet, Prop. Building Con*1 rtpXrs should give their FIVE BOOM BUNGALOWS ON tractor, Gcnerat Shop &. Mill Work i or postoffice address us PALMETTO AVENUE. IN SAN* nnd House Painting, 115 N. it their phone number if FORD HEIGHTS. CORNER LOT, French Ave. Phone 2w*J. EQUIPPED WITH ELECTRIC itsire results. About 7)110 f I l.‘l— B oom s W ilh H oard I should b e killed t LUMBER and complete line RANGE AND WATER HEATER,* r wt of a thousand bus PRICE LESS THAN MARKET building m aterial. Low pr place and the others Bee Brand Powder or VALUE. TERMS To SUIT BOX rttemunlcnte with you Security Lumber Co„ "Where ( loud ! FURNISHED— 1Jquid kills Flit-s, Fleas, l.i C.O. HERALD. Mosquitoes, Roaches, lit) know your address. Grades Come From" Maple and ' available for I email family; p Ants, Wider Burs, lied JtevRtinuance MUST be Sixth. Phone 707. FOR SALE: .FIVE ROOM Burs, Moths, Crickets, ---- and in nice nci] i pffsiin at The Sanford CONCRETE In every shape and “ Room it- Hour , SPANISH BUNGALOW ON Poultry Lice and many e/fire or by letter. Tele. form, blocks, ttle roofing, orna other insects. ' PARK AVENUE. 2 CAR GAR4b(onlinunrices are not mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod I I — B oom s W ith o u t H oard 1RAGE, NICE LAWN. IMMEDI­ ucts Company, Fifth and Maple ATE POSSESSION.—CAN’T Ilfi Sts. Phone 112-W. ,ui • Prompt - Efficient I BEAT FOR THE BRICK. TERMS I UNFURNISHED 11200.00 CASH. BALANCE Service Elm Avenue. CLARENCE SMITH ' MONTHLY. BOX 118 CARE HER* Wi iU*for frer luinklctmikillGeneral Contractor iuc buutc ami (Jidcn lxw«-U COOL sleeping rooms, all con veil-! A LI).________________________ 100 West F irst Street inoonccmcnls McCoituUk A Co. i. nces. rates reasonable. 1201 i p 0K SALK;— FOUR ROOM COT• t Phon« 441 1 *is** Mn^nnlia Avo. I hone .Bid**], » p n v v m mi .' i IATI0X and PLUMBING— specialty. Wc bundle electric MATTRF.EES properly renovated one day service in Sanford, b) IS— A p artm e n t F o r Kent », pumps, homo light and pluu. Saulord Machine Co. Sanford M attress Factory. Phom .02-M. GA RACK A PARI MENT—4-room» sleeping porch, bath, 2 garages, ilotDtidleM METAL ROOFING—The Roof Ev- s:i5. Will sell furniture for nbove erlasting. Melnl shingles; complete for 5150. Biggest sacri­ 20— h a rm s k '.'r Sale INSECT rV rtp kre can and Graham Trucks standing seam tin and galvanized fice in town. Apply BIO 1-2 Pnl[sd 13th St. Phone 3. roofs. See Jam es 11. Cowan. Oak inetto Ave. owder E —— :------ —----------------- ave. and Third St. Phone 111. FOB RENT 2 three room pnrtlv iquid furnished apartm ents. Apply Her­ In The State Of Florida ind ornnmentH* sheet metal ^HO I 1 *tilting* ^ r ^ rfving, ald. In the flowing well district near Tel. 710-\VP. 207 French Ave. Si n first. We do Sanford, with clay subsoil. On the highway nnd one mile from iNFORD BU1CK CO It. R. station. 212 Magnolia Ave . TWO NEW— nicely furnished Already cleared, Perfect Phone 307 6 — H elp W an ted (M ule) apartm ents. $25 per month. 815 drainage. W. Fir*t St. Phone 207. Virgin soil of unsurpassed fer HOPS—MARMONS tility, will grow anything. Staford Automobile Co. SALESMEN WANTED APARTMENT l.UOO Acres in units of 5 aere., ugnolia Ave. Phono 13 We have an opening for n Sales* FURNISHED Tin Co rooms nnd bu>b. nil mod­ as many as you "'tni man to sell Chevrolcts. We prefer FORDSON a man with uutomoblle experience ern conveniences, good location AT A PKiCE SO LOW IT WILL "Make Your Head Swim" who can show a record of perfor­ ica-onable lent. Phr.no 83I-.I. Home Seekers. Here Is Your mance and who can furnish satis­ TWO rooms, kitchenette nnd bath: beautiful outlook; uH improve R egular T rip s To Chance factory references. However if you furnished, It May Never Come Again ( JRKKN S HRI NKS BARK jj BOOST SANFORD have sales ability and are willing month; attractively If you can make a small rash (THE New Sunford Booster to woGc and to study you can suc­ moderate rent bv week. Young's E v e n T h u rs d a y , S a tu rd a y idiiplaying bunch of celery ceed in this work Chevrolet is the Apartments, office 200 N Park payment and finance your first and S unday Ave. crop, it will easily puy for the . rich. Studobaker Agency fastest selling car in America to­ f,raving Snolord s:t 2:30 P. M. land. loan Garage Co. day and this position offers a real Returning Al . ... li Oll P. M. If you are looking for h "Snap" opportunity for one who can 16—-Houses For R ent II..... It Is I MODEL TRIM CO. qualify. See Me At Once FOR R E N T - ■One two room and WHITE-HIGHLEYMAN, INC. Itrim the car, not the owne: Including A dm ission tun three iown apartment. l!|8 W. M. YOUNG Sanford Ave. at Tenth. Phone 817 for estim ates Phone 2802. T o 1‘m.l Bargains In Real Estate Oak Avenue. P. W. RADFORD Park Ave. and Commercial St. WANTED— Young man to do sales work. Must have car. Good ft-ROOM—bungalow, furnished, on ’ —----- FORI) Overland Co. WillysCoronado Beach. Un to date and 21— A c re a g e F o r Sale A lso A vailable fur C h a rie r ights 4- Overland, Whippits territory. Good commission. Semi­ cool. For July only. N. II. Garner. nole Awning Shop, Phone 11. L Commercial Sts. Pl.ono 58, R easonable Ral e Panin surface See C ap l. Rice - Gregor* San Brand ^ S * 32IiA12u,JSS P L *•«">•< Neither Happens to Be Wild B ill Hickol i m atters of state on the pampas Islands, and President Coolidgc the president is having his vacation, • ^ c o bXZ, Co MU, HARV/HV M’LAP/'J RUALLS Void -5E S X I — * EGAD,~*. * LOM <3 DU ACOk\ \ — s u p - r I'm ToLPiM a'TtV sUfA-r h e r e S O ftE L V S o iA A R E M oT GOlMcS Aid' e H o V lU G O F F -To -THICKER. i " f o L E A S E M E ?. MV W ORP, \ OATS AM' C L 0 V J 6 P J .~ ~ FEAPlM fi — P A S S U P T A M E A U P Vo r T O kYE * ) ( UP-STATfe 'T o Pl-fcM F o r A L IK E ^fbllS, W rfll A SILLS G E S T U R E 1 / SEAM A G R O C ER ’S LEAGUE1. IF I WAIT To r MV ElAlP / — '-“Ti-llM k E o S , — AS SO U R AG EkTT L -TO C O M E IM AROUMP T AK\R M A N A G E R , I CAM R A I S E J S o i.\ T o T ilE V lE lG lT T so F IM M O R TA LnV ^ ^ LL UE A V ic c | A B A SEB A LL1 G R EA T CA ESA R MUP S C O M l t ^ LAP, — PO Mo T B E / W R A SH , AS T o 1 V ' >13 LEASE MV GUIPAMcE *> AUP W IS P O M 1 fferfj 3^ ,t\R. ^TdPE^ vidAT IS SHEET \ M O JIC ? v Dr. J. R. Vidler Round Trip 50 Cents YACHT WEI.AKA By Blosser eckles a n d h i s f r i e n d s f 66S.'7WAYS FUsV-iy "Mr OSSIE CA/4T LADtfM. BECAUSE A IS A A T WILL. KLILOFP-'QEA.M, .— RAY 70L.D MB * r ~ ^ A B DID?? vWAV- -VJMV vwuv- - \>JAECE A BF yoU 30IM&, Y A f? J OA, T’M lAJ A BI6 A u c c y - w a it 'i-l i s e e PAV - VJAITL.U I SEE RA-V' j MUCK LANDS ARE VALUABLE Just three miles from the city limits on highway 1 have eight acres of muck lands that can be bought for $500 an acre or sped*’ price made on all of it. Thirl) ueres in entire tract Unhides cit lus lands and other good garden land. Fine place for poultry nn*' truck of all kinds. Men can tnuk* living raising bulbs, celery, vege­ tables and poultry for Sanford and Orlando markets. Address R.^A. C care Herald. This will not be or market long. If you do not t hint this land is worth the price try tbuy .,ome of the muck lands it other nnrts of 'lu> countrv. OH tD , COM E HERE A m in u Te . On your fourth of July motor trip be­ cause you are using 2fi—Miscellaneous For Sale FOR SALE:. .CORNER LOT IN PINEIIURST. ONE BLOCK PROM FRENCH. CASH TALKS. MAKE AN OFFER. REPLY LOT CARE HERALD. 7 ir e $ fo n e TIRES—TUBES COMI’AKK TI1KSK ajcajEd a' ia d - i ) tXIfA l VlOGULDATr *’ vou a e a a d t o l d AE VOUTOL.D A IM !! Parking Furniture Braying—Storage , E. Chorpening ‘hone 3302 or 570 W Quick Service Low Prices ■ Wc do nil kinds of c'e tricnl, battery' ami reoalr work. Trv our guaranteed service, save and Ih* satisfied. Fletcher Battery & Electric Co. 821 W. 1st. St. Phone 382W PRICES FIRESTONE OEPFIEU) :!.*\.‘l 11 Cl. Curd S 7.:i.ri -TOv.T«. S. S. Cord $ 0-.T5 nix I S. S. Cord $11.HO 29x1.10 Jlalloon $8. 10 .'10x4.75 Hullooii $10.95 .*10x5.25 Ihi Iloon $1.1.115 .11x5.25 Walloon -SI 1.20 50x5.77 Balloon $10.05 .13x6.00 Balloon $17.00 Firestone Tire 111 West First Street S T O C K O' VA G t r TbFsr FiPTHT ? V ^ e l L . I DowV 17-VMK 'C'M ERE EO’ AM' eHOVAJ l Okl KlAPOLtiNJ CCOLD A MACVMME. ^ H O P B O S ^ \ DO n-rt* MANOAL OF H O VQ T' ROM A MACp\D4E-\ ARNYS, Bo T TO O L L ebtOVsl NAPOLLOM HOW TO HANG. TO AOK’u T HF. S C LD ttR . TH ' HEAD W A ^ A GEMlOS A T <STAntLO T N\AKE A 0OSHD4’ kCttPlM TH‘ B O T S FER FUS AUfO B u t ONE. O' /‘BCVDlEfltM'- AN-WtkL Wv-V HAKIOS WILL RAQE-TO J 1H' 0OLIS A GENIUS A t u ^ r \ F tM lS H I T . y \ H tEPiN ’ EM FRObA tT y �t f ! K S A N F O R D H F H A L D . T H U R S 1 ) \ Y . J U N K HO. 1027 I LEAGUE LEADERS B a s p b a llS ta tis tic s J a c k ’s G en eralD eportm en t CAPTURE FINAL 'n M a jo r L e a g u e s In Training C am p Is M uch V *t p ivlnit** - r itilP ifi o it i u M !>• l l O AMERICAN LEAGUE .... „ , ,i ” , 1 layer i: Club Number Tola Mike Rotiza Allows L eachm en c;eh rig, Only F iv e H its A lthough Yankees i 24 He W alks E lev en ; Super!) Cochrane, Sanford Takes Ei) BYRAINj , F ^ v r :^ .c s Finish In, 4th Place C elt • TAMPA, Fin., June 30—Mike J Jlper* 1 • Bourn tame In from the outfield \ v rm v I 'l i y n a l r l r k H h UIh f n l n t s 1» to twirl the first half champions AL l'VAI' 1 h F o u r H its In F iv e F r a m e s from Orldndo Orlando to a six to three viej>, ( ]■!, W hile M ates Found S la n ts lory over Tnntpa today, in Uie-cloa* • ‘ : :_ _ 1 . . . ,, _ /• i » i „ , mg game of the half. Houxn issued '< , ... Of H ernandez Lor b Il.ngllS | | on balls, hut harp field* . " L'-A IE i -------ling hy his mates saved him. Font- Ani'tnesn (Jeliriy 21, i' . ST. PF.TKUSBUHC*. June 30.—• (Tampa errors in the seventh gave ■imnimi;- 10, i.a.'Keri !i. N ational—WAitmi 15, In n game halted hy ralh in.thc fif- Orlando Its three winning run* 14. Wfrbb 12, Wiltfmu :: 12, th inping, the Sarasota Tarpon.'; Iwithout a hit. sim it I s Victor o v er i Ke s u its O f G a m e s I Han on And Visitors 1---------------------------- 1 STATE LEAGUE A v i i Sent U n t i l IHomo J n t n n With W ith 1' LOH1DA L Arc Tampa, 3; Orlando, <5. de foil ted the Saint*; in the final ron^ ! Hhntord, 7t Miami, It. I test of the first half hero today, j Orlando Short Knd Of Scries it j' St. Petersburg, 2; Sarasota, 4; 1 to 2. Fitzpatrick held the Saint;; j-Johnson, If 1 I u (l u I 1 A II 2 1 0 n 0 a II 3 ** t) 1 (l 3 4 ii to 'otir hits, two hy Jim Hrynu, linker, 2h 0 I while the visitors gntheretl six [, ?• , l ! AM Fit H AN LEAGUE rfeth-s off the deliyeiy of lie n i- L'*hrrnann, ..!» 0 nnde*. Holder nnd Hrynn drove out , Lthnondstm t-r Chicago, Tt-fl; Cleveland, 0-8. Jtriples. A nmall crowd witnessed !I,'*(.* C New York, K; Boston, 2. ----- — iVlau, hs t the content. Detroit, It; St. Louis, :i. I lh Sarasota \It I! H PO A E AbrAms, Wiudiiilgtotl, 5; I'hilodei])hla, I (l ilom'it, p Tinker 2b ... . 0 I 0 I NATIONAL l,HAGUE , Holder, rf 0 0 0 n Totals . . 23 (1 ii127 HI 1 VI h o jP a rk s, lh ....... I Fh'tnielphla, •'»; Brooklyn, 4. Tampa AH R H PO I i 0 n Hucklry, 21. Ciiielnnnli, J: Chicago, 2; (JO Hogan, if ........ r» u i i (I n Mfcnnsh. cf 1 (I 0 Wade, cf n u 2 i iuhlriffs). (I S artfortl scored fo u r ru n s in 2 0 (i Dennley, rf (Vrisl 3h ....... 0 Si. 1. nils, JO; I’ittsburun, 0. t 1 3 H H nm h k, ss n II 0 0 n Domingo, Ii. 4 li Ollii'm, rain. H u1 firs t in n in g lo d e f e a t ii i Hudgins, ” . „ II Ii u S ' thorn. If . n 0 M iam i in th e Itiat triune o f th e Pitapat rick, p II n 3 (i 1("iijiiisatcs, s., 3 2 1 SO UTHENN ASSOCIATION t ( rie s h e re y e s te rd a y . T h e fi­ . ■D: l ::n, 3b f I 1 Mobile, 0; Memphis, (!. I nal sco re w as 7 to ,'L B a rro n , ,l | Ttnmho, c Totals 2 I .18 t i’ » i. r, .* il.m la, 7; HirminRliam, 0; It) II t 2 S(. Petersburg An It II PO A K jWilley, p M iam i lu irler. p itc h e d good innings). W t-I< h, cf I New Orleans, 2; Little Hock; 3. n 0 ' Imll w ill) th e e x c e p tio n o f tw o Totals ..30 r. 27 10 C MVrsner, 2h (I Others, not scheduled. 1 in n in g s, th e f ir s t an d e ig h th , Orlando not) 101 301 Wickham, rf I o 001 200 000 3 Tampa lie allow ed th e C elery m en b ill SOUTH HAHTKItN I.I3A<11 o * 1 Funk, 3li ...... six h its. W alks a n d e r r o r s by n 1’ 2 1 Jacksonville, 3-2; Albany, ,, Sum m ary: Two base tills Wade, •1 n 0 •* 1 Will-' . Ms i«:hm-niaie« proved dlxaulrmm.' Selma, ii; Columbus, 0. Cox. Stolen bases Cox (2). S acrifi­ 4 ) 0 f) 4 li I'etniiieoln, 4; Montgomery, i;- | Fatill, lh .SUiut n'celvetl good Kiijkport until ce*, Johnson. Lehfmnnn, Willey* o u (1 ! II MnonvCiflil, (• Other.-*, not scheduled. Ahnims. Double ploy Vlnu to Tin­ tjie limt inuiiur wh?n Frinhit* t i ­ <> 1) 0 n •> Hnrnnmlcz, p ker t»i Abrams. Rtrurk out !>v iioult I twice to allow u run to : core. SOUTH ATLANTIC I.EA til jr.a 11, Willey I. Hit bv p ltcin r hy Oiinluir flnrNd tilings off in lh“ Gri't nville, (I; Knovviile, I). ' h ' TfrUih 10 ■1 4 15 3 >'• Hmi/n (S-chorn) In* Willey ll.t-"). .SarsKotn fif.it l*y i.ikitn: n walk, FriiJdu fol­ 112 00 *JWihl pilch H< r/o, Willey. Lett on Asheville, !!; S|Uirt:mlong, 2 [SI. I’etorshurg in I in 2 | ho '•«. Tampa 12: Orlando 4. llmlow! tt him hy taking four straight f'-ipm hus, J; Angus In, 3. (Gome railed find sixth, rain). jPlres I hr oud Ruplmn. *rim e I :* halls, Bfaxtey ttiurlficed to nilvnm*'.* *’harlott<t Uj Macon, h. Summary 13. both nimo'i ii and ho was unfit when Thrre-hnac hits Hrynn. Holder. .lied out to Dunlinr hut Barron hi. Ktiniiiip dropped the throw to first Iti talrh him. KtfyeR tried ti> ■o Frluhie who again threw the hall Way and md Bemiin Heniiin scored. F-i Fuss- singaiug- ?” hates: Sarasota 5; SI. Paler". T- ; - , caUh Hensley nTf first and Hollo­ aaway an v ,=ul. |,l,,r K U:' j ........ Bulls: off Fit:;- W l t l l C S S B o i l t H. e tv-. W e e il way missed the Imll. Dunlinr scor­ "I m i . Holloway (fifth , rain). Meyers, Cusack i And Crowe Star Fourth Inning: fr> One In Which Miami (Jot Iia F irs t Scores 0 i’ll o; ternpon Tampa comes to Pn,r,*’k " fr Hrrntndez 1 Str.i-.I ed on the play. Cusnck boat out an inu*i•’ l > open the ’-t eon.l half «: « t t Ih rnan. infield hit and all hat)da were -do. A acre. Snnfrrd finished ihu fir : ’ * mflir f Lindley and FredI'row e popped nut to Foss. Hilly hr!: in four.h place. 1 '.clicks. Time ,J :03, Meyer, wit it the hit nn run tin. The box Ncnrc slupVvi to right and Friuli’1 nod Hr 1.lev tienled t**> nr n f’i" *;r: Hanford AH H II I’D A ft’ipplnjr at third. Ctisr-k napml r ■ ' tuning if ... t J II 5 il Knntiph wits throttdmr Dali*”' put at F i!, hie. nn ... 2 0 II 0 3 fi*.* .'Hap r-detl th * inning hy H. as toy i i f .. 1 *» 1 *1 n F lfiitiD A ST ATI B grounding to Knnupp. C i ;t k. i*f 1 *1 (1 15 II W. L. F it. Miami coino hark In th" f'lirrit 1 II ■Hi . . "i 1 ( -lando ....... 38 25 .5(1 i •» 4 (1 211 ft) srnre twice Milk"u*v wall tl "*1 .3 Sari itn 3(5 21* Went to third na tV.snm doidi'"d 111 .... .3 II n 7 1* mpa 33 23 34 5 over DmibnrV hind t'lnfrled Allen, i* 1 II ii il c Fr.nfotil 33 30 .521 tied Main liev scored, while Cns^r»«. Stout, p 4 (1 ii II «t If * JL Del: : : lllll'l* 31 30 .‘n , who heil held second, went to thirl AHuii'i 18 48 M i' 31 7 i; 27 8 nf:rr tha hell hh tin* r mud d Totals W"i tafo when Crewe drefined a Miamii Al I It il 1 O A -•'.v t io n a T. I. GAG HE eerfer* tlmiw from Cusack. P y d n FnJgt- Kj, ,5 0 «> 5 7 furcol Keves oul n( sernno hut "■ II wn v ih T» il ii 13 li W. IM. Knn up *cored Casafes with a till 21 ,5l'i rf .. . 1 II ii 1 II # 1 If.ng r.iyrlffre fly tu renter. p t . I.nliis . ,7b 1 ii II 1 :.!( 3 i .0 M *, II * ili.*ii«»» In thi, eiehtli th Minr.ii Infield 1*3 ( am: 111v: , i 1* 1 1 nu 27 .501 Mew iin mid Sr.nfonl it •*-tl ts< ■. Kc yes, l 0 i" 1 N 0 »V . l,|*k . . A . 32 32 .ran i’ tilit, If 1 1 u i II mnr. He”'ley war t-«f* when Ft : !. . i 21 33 .4 50 2!i ... t II 0 i *, erred nn lei {jroUpder (Iirtack nimr 11 liin . 2(5 3(1 .‘‘HI, 1 II 1 n 4 Ioil to rigid nnd Belli lay look H.vr |i .... i n. D i l l ..................... »t*t ill) ,f Ifl third. Crowe then lilt on wliii'3 j’ i:u*i:imii; 23 ,!.'i .::(!! •l 37 M 8 21 111 'vent for tv.'i tin, f and tliw /’k .8 *01, ■ hy 5;lnintt re oed fr'dii f t t «n Ilea I >• wa kA 5El!It A :*. 1 i: VGtJE nl In. .Moyer singled to rigid nnd fi' * ft. id too Him «' lx \ \V. F- 1*, r. Pulley hit to Knnunn wlm the ■ Mi.-rd (lllll 2<Ul eiii ....... 48 20 «* Uii io r'oottd forcing Mover, Crowe isatniii . Two ho i hits, ( oeMir* ; ;«v.- York 30 2.1 /lilt raring, Alhui ended the i :lv I," , . <'• owe. Sltden imses: D.gtl *,•* vViuhigRtmi 1 33 32 .5 in going on!, Knaupp to Hnltowav. Mt|<* Bau»b*e. Do.dde rdo* .. I:sr***' ( • ■ . 3 f 3 1 .511 After one was out in the ninth t" i in io llnllnwny. Iliu.e on lialls, /'liilmifinie.i .3 311 Miami ecorel when 1'iWile unde - ff Barron, 5; off Stout l.S in u k D elnilt . 4, • II 1 ** 1 *»i two wild thrtJW.i I > fird. Bertrde o s’ P ton 1. Left on hai.es: Sa*:- ( lt‘v<*ln*iil . # V * » «»7 witn tin i ctn.nd when I'lvlre M 1 O1 . 122 i i 3. Miami 7. Umpires: Montv ,fit, Louir threw hln prounder nw. y. Kimupp nnd Melkie. Timo nf game: 1:37, ,’{(!: toil .................... l i L0 .231 League S tan d in g V LEAGUE TO I’AL Nntirtnnl—237. Amorlcnn —ihu. R 0 1 ETDLYG M AID|( f 11 * AMERICA . Li .AG i layer nnd t ’luli G An J.’ i . New writ l.ll 2211 Cit *02 iftu net. New York J DM Dyken, i I lade:,",Ida .1 203 o.’t *, ,1, >, M * t ,» , 1 | 1 | * 1 » • » * * • * ■ • V • t # *’ » ■* 4 < *•>■ WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, N. Y., June 30—(IN S )—Compari*>r i . gust nnd totiny art- being made here now and a few of the expert observers dispute the fact that Jack’s general deportment, in iihd out of the ting. Is much better than it was a year ago. i or one thing Dempsey Isn’t ' dgctl about by body gunnl.i. coni :| ir, quarters and on the look, for irm ible nH ho was when i I: canie hack here to train for 7 t:r ii oy. " i c crowd down around Lu* ■i i 1 > Dempsey would come swlngi , down from his hungnie* was nervous and alert as I •*! throtigh the wooded la where process serves of* a:..bushed him. He was irrihy of all Htrnngcrs n •it - t these encounters. irain is not upon him now. Rtvy.il Scdixn $1595 I . v. b. Djin.ii You Can't Make a Good Ginger Ale Overnight (J /p*r^i C L IC Q U O T C L U B is a veritable vintage that stim ulates the senses a n d satisfies the natural craving for a pure, delicious drink. J lie connoisseur who te sts a rare old beverage bases bis verdict on four cardinal considerations — Color, B ouquet, Flavor an d Body. W c can recite to you th e advan* t .njc i o f C i r v Icr “ 70’s" speed of TO m ilts plus, its astonishiniipicku p of 5 CO 25 miles in 7 Vi occomls. 'I n u SOUTH'S MOST BH1LU ANT SUMMER FESTIVAL ON THE WOItLIVS I\'T>ST 'F 5EACH ♦ •J* •> oT •: * v •> LOWEST HOTEL, APARTM ENT HOUSE AND COTTAUK RENTAL RATES ( URGLU S PERI J m o n th s 1 he first ta ste tells a story of iktvor, which repre­ sents the devoted cooperation of skilled craftsmen w ith the mellowing pow ers o f Tim e. •i* •i* \tU Lifting to th e light a glass o f C licquot Club Ginger • vie, iiist of all lie §ees a sparkling glow; next he uliilTs a subtle fragrance born of the perfect blending of the fruit flavors—-orange, lemon, lime, md the choicest ginger ro o t from Jamaica—-a bouquet of alluring arom a. t J u l y ’2 - 4 V M a d e - 'r o - M e a s u d Aged YTONA BEACI1 <* *> [SUIT Sanford Laundry | •>v< FEATURES: Historic pageant on Iiurgoyne Island, with hundreds particijaiting Speed boat races on (lie H alifax river Coronation bid! and other social functions in tourist hotels anti ocean casinos. T h r e e - P le d |Men’s Line! Wash Suits! 75c 1he - Volusia Summer Smiles FEATURES: N ightly Fireworks displays ovci* the Atlantic Ocean and Halifax riVer .SUato championship swim­ ming1 meet in Daytona Reach Swimming Pool Big Fourth of July parade, followed by oxfjui&to child­ ren's jmrade $ 22.9 rt NATIONAL LEAGUE V V .. June 80 -Leo Flynn, in run, t „dBv with 24 oph-ce. Gehrig’s a fV © O i ^ 0 1 1 1 ■h-.y r mid Club G AH R !! I’GT Imrgc of Jack Dempsey’s training fc„ t is the morn more rem arkable be-'1 H arris, I caIIIn hen . equipped the form er [rntlH0 Profem or Rul tuth Is not f a r be 518 Find N .lioiial Hank Itlil l i t ; . burgh r»3 in? 30 (12 3H3 . heavyweight ctmnrpion'a spurring j,intl hit* great P.I21 1021 record. Barnhart. partners with baseball chest pro Gehrig got his tw enty-fourth Pit Isbiirgl; .‘.8 120 23 17 ttclo rs today. Flynn doesn’t want against the Red Sox yesterday. I’. W arm . to be hiring new sparring partners ,-vrrv T .v ' ^ , P eking his b ad endangered. Hath St. i ioul (51 203 37 10 and welterweights who are lo ritd?!i01rU‘,‘ tJ p l,onf'h »««' pUyetl with Ftu-rril, irnmn.ov will wilt wear wild oOt i hm loitu- knee strapped with tone. Ho-.toil . inr vvit), with Dempsey 33 IRi! 20 7! .382 iiw. id"r a year ago today llres- pads Unit eon lie Mown up-lo I He got four hits, hut was unable to dent the bleachers, .h rlnclofiatl, .373. soften Jo sit’s Jolts to the body. George Piprns, n rookie, pitched For bin second doy of Jmxlng Dempsey lightened the workout to for the Yankees nnd held the Sox ’ I HE BIG FIV E” l"Ur rounds with the gloves and to three hits, winning 8 to 2. It !L' iiy . (ii 210 (jl no 1 I three on the punching hags. Al­ was New York's fourth straight > ■* l) .rM 203 33 73 2 Boston's eleventh I’lilh 03 221) OP HI21 .. (. I t though he warned up slowly Dcmp victory and • "Ol.i-r 03 214 10 n:t n i 10 rcy brought a wicked punch hdr. straight defent, nnd increased the (O n e 1>:iy S e n in* Ii jM«,y in i iiv iii ri i 'iiiii*I wiirri r.v (J * \in 1 1 1, “ I ’tdiiu*' no IH0 45 38* I doubled up (’a rt C arter with heavy j The Cardinals scored five runs b its to the stomach. C arter work* in tjie eighth and nosed out the Pi­ 1 1 41 V ‘J rn. hoses: Rarest,:,; ,V: s. iW .' T ! ' T * " ' c w ' ,T “ l v n TT 1,1 ^ I X C H U U H J U I 1 I l ’C jy<winded that off ho Ids gloves. had to sit down H-, ofadvancing wilMn half a M o l i n e R (y Q n V I H r to tnko game tin* lenders.to For the third W m II cat* \ « , I *t Ti i l i n n n I e il> , y M artin Burke then speeded time in reent games between these IMIONK 175 ' v a !u C 1 M lU lg a il o f l Dempsey up for another round and two slugging outfits, eight pitch* --------• , O r t j ' o I j v J vu.I i I / t . the big fellow was going good when .... -___ _____ ___ LO^HlON- June 30— (IN S) --------I k* facet! Allentown. Joe Gann. High society, Including a t li*n.,t .ion** m otorist*1 now realize that one member of the Yoyo! family— i ' m t' g a lire on a ear »o*l ro* Against Gr.ns In* stayed in close the Prince of Wall's- will he nntou r ; rvb .-•! .■ further attem t’on to i ;;nd hit rhnri, light punches, Jim m y McCuliln, middleweight, j tin* 12,(1011 siieeuitors who will is much the ■inw' mt operating* art .‘Hr. is the 20 round fight for the : uto *' ' b<g * n thought fo** grease : t'd>[ -d the fourth round and was bidly ti*. d op in three minute i'o fj ••id’s middleweight chnnudoail :i 1iI icrioux trouble devel- ‘i * exchanges. A left to the hotly hlp l etween Tommy Milligan* of nod a pliort rigid It, the head nlw v-/ W y otlnnd, and Mickey W alker, the An* • ng • i Mr. Pet* rson of the dropped McMullin nml Dcmp*, /• "***ri an title-holder r,t the tilym- S ,’iimib 'l ir.' Shoo, Fin-store •nusteased up toward the finisii. j pta indium tonight. * : in .* •■ :; * ' ot*I, the Wa" tt» get W alker was a slight favorite in ri ;■ nm * mileage and Ijest rorviee ’ I’OPKA New William Edwards thi bettering nlthoogh some - *1 '.<■ hove l hem looTtcd Hotel Ii he opened June 21, gers were posted a t even m ap”, lih* iha old odor* nliout “a stitch Both men are confident. Road Department nakn hitln on “ I cm going to do my he**t end 1 in tbiie”, a 't i l e fore will often highway coin Traction in five courtl ove no fear of the re .:!t," raid ■Vc:* rei-i lurly r.nd frctiuenfiy. pi'-'.'t ill -crb,us Io'.-; of tiro milrogi*. t it.'h Walker. • tt id I 1 i 1 • in : •■ ‘ : ‘‘I I elieve I will win for ! never fer ruts and *••-•'* i*<, r,*ul any sr.ioll i i i* to get nil the service he in f It bC'W'i," raid Milligo:*. ■led to from hi.*> tires. Pii* Horrv I.iinrler. tin* Scottish, •< ”nlm needed uhnuitl 1k> made 1Iwoys ii-t* val’- e caps, Screw fto his fellow countrymen. The pr'trtpG*’. It i im portant to b: ?neh one down tightly by hand *' ntcdlnn, will he on hand l*, cheer 1 i>r ie- (dpi (lice Untitled Ut Iliore aligned i"’d Hie nnicer ait j'lli; will prevent air leakage ami j ;*;• •■•ir:' nuimtuined, if motor- j t iidoximfltition difficulties. Floridians, allend: t tf h v L T o n " '!^ - cr : ^ <<"■ 1>ij A, hot bat tle" for sefond* rngmg in the American Detroit, in fifth place, is frames Waibrngton'’’ ir Shi There are no soi>a to shoo away] ond place. In a ' intruders and there are no intrud the Senators jumi J tl) ptneo and th* 4 t r . i l l\’ " d» i Yesterday Jack seized a bnsebnl! fo u rth ." Wi t h J,„. .In,! !,,,k j,l bet and hit some fungoea and then , , ht> engaged in ir game of leapfrog ga.ne._th- Na* , I1 with several r rientls. Charley Mur­ men, 5 to 3. S-oring alt their runs |„ twl ray, Buffalo promoter, got in the game when he tried to clean Dem­ the IT,- , wnniuedl psey’s back. Ja rk raised up ami Browns, 0 to 3, sw ecp i^g ffil spilled Charley on the grass. These things arc mentioned to .. .Uncle Wilbert Robinson^ » show the fram e of mind “Dempsey tlurd birthday wa a cmnph-tel in in these days. He isn’t worry­ as his nephews, the Droo] ! ing, th a t’s cure. He feels th at ho ins, lost to the Philli, 5 put his physical condition to a thorough test before he left Cull* forma and act opted the Sharkey fight, it is a question now of ’tun­ ing up his boxing and retaining hs punch. Several more experts dropped to camp and all were impressed by Jack's hitting and Ids efforts to match the speed of his sparring partners. 177 Sparring Partners Tagging Allliases ('oliti, By International News 1 Of Jack Equipped (,ou Gehrig, one-time pupil of j i ’lilimb-Ipliin I t I3i) 21 IP .3 715 With Chest Guards Babe Ruth, no longer nce-ds lessons | Leader a year ago today R uth,! in the a rt of sockology for he and New \ in k, .302, t . ’l l i ; . IJI.l'iiU il SPRINGS, hl'r former teacher nro tlpii In home ! % •!• D ip Pnr g ' 81 ’“ T 1 WitNn « the Unrds hy f.enting the the tenth, 2 to I Cm-U . B e tte r Than L a s t S u m m er sl t ers were used. V W e can till y ° u \\l*.at Its scien­ t i f i c a l l y b a la n c e d 7 * b e a r in g crant ihafl in d im p u lsen cu traliscr e o n trih u te to w a rd its g re a te r s m o o th n e s s ; hov.’ m u c h m o re com fortably you ride because*of its low cbaa.iis di'ji[jn, its u n iq u e sprinu suspcnsiim and its shoe It absorbers: bow m uch m ore easily it handles because o f its pivotal steering pear; a n d how m uch safer you feel because of its four-w heel hydraulic brakes. B ut th e retd w ay for you actually to discover these tiling*! for your­ self is to learn th em today in an e x te n d e d test over all so rts o f roads, through alt sorts of traffic, w ith you doing the driving. W e gladly accord you th e oppor­ tu n ity fur such a dem onstration. Royal Srt/aii $1595: Brougham $1 S25| I'our.pcsrngcr Coil/,** $ 1595; Tuo-pasrrrigrr Convertible Coup* («i ith rumble »i*4ii) $ i 745,* Crown Sedan $1795; Tuo* p u oengcr Coupe (teilfi rumiile veal) $1545; Two-poisoiger Rauchler (with iiiiiiMriru().$ 1495; Spur t I’haeton$ 1495j J.u.b. Detroit, iubjcct to current Federal reeiic lux. | Ounlri Jralm att In to nlnul iKr i i»viiri4t r uf |)n t^ M ip iri|li. A ik titxitii Utfuicdi*# jJeiri, All CltrlfrVcr tdti lits.e ibe adtU* •JuiiaI |tft4cif I■*>ii isgitint»l lli«rlt i>|' il**. I iiiil if Uf ItUtu1hi mg,. And, like fine wine, C licquot C lub has lxxly, which comes in to being through the intermingling of ’d ie right proportions o f sweetening and flavor, plus aging, which supplies th a t indefinable quality bo highly appreciated. B a n d on th e virgin w ater of a natural spring, .md containing ingredients whose q u ality is higher than the highest governm ent standards, Clicquot Club is unique in its purity. Y o u r c h o ic e — t h e ric h Golden, o r 'th e delicate 1 ale I)ry —and you have the u ltim ate in a pure, ' V. �� 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, June 30, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 30, 1927. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 30, 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/d60ad7bd5d83044455712d8e80f3e96f.pdf daa7c811c2adfe7ce95e8dcf90a91a03 PDF Text Text OUR NEWSPAPER T1IE W E A TH E R tied in Florida'^ Heart orld’s Grentest Vegetable . Its Richest Garden Land Partly cloudy tonight anil Satur­ day; not quite bo w arm In north j.nu control portions tonight:' mod­ erate nhifUng winds, Lcnsetl Wire International News Service men Safe After lading In Channel ICoast Of France SANFOR FLORIDA. FRIDAY, JULY 1. 1927 Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations First Picture Of Hawaiian Flight GOTHAM ELATED Bg Hbtioplaiie In 'L l n “ A Byrd’s Flight Is Expected To Four TniiM'Atlnntic Fliers Aid Science In Determining Believed To Have Been At Matters Of Air Importance Paris Gates At One Time During Flight Over France , NEW YORK, July 1.— (I N S )— There was grant .rejoicing, espre’ ’ _____ *, .ally at Roosevelt Field cnrly today f i __ f I N m ___ jwhen the news was flashed from I ^i r» i Paris thnt Commander Richnrd E. let* Richard E. Byrd Byrd and his fellow fliers in the tree follow trnns-At- J’ okkrfr monoplane America wort! T8 who spanned the #*afo on the French coast, having ill' th o mirrht v Fnk Peen forced by bad weather to land in l ie m ig iu y l OK- ;it Vcr-Sur-Mer, instead of Lu m oplnm ! America jBourget their destTnntion. itorms UUil fog are As soon Us the news was re­ ceived at Roosevelt Kidd Grover Tierlca landed about ' '; hall,n* representative of Rodman , i, iWansninker, financial bncker o f the tills morning 111 the flight, telephoned the news to .Mrs. ■ds o ff the const at Ver- IJyrd at. Boston. the Department o f 1 "J am very happy to hear it," at far from Havre. This 'cried Mrs. Byrd over the telephone. ?s from Purls. ( " I 1 is fine news." Ing ndssing for hours! Mr. Whnlen telephoned also to rh they cruised, through j,Thomas Byrd, at Winchester, Vn. hick mist over France, j Mrs. Noville, wife of Lieut. Goortumed up safe and “go 0. Noville, nnd Mrs. Acosta, ying the anxiety thntywife o f Bert Acosta, were still at up over night for their j the hangar at Roosevelt Field when . , .. , . . i**10 ..cab'0 nrrived announcing the erstoud that the Amcri-1 landing o f the America. upply Runs Out With everything in readiness for their 2100-mile hop to Hawaii, Lieutenants Lester Matlnml (righ t) and Alfred s. Hrr.enbcrger posed for a final picturu together before climbing into their plane. ^Hsaga " i n n iu to u mTinK in - 1 tifWTv.V* , i . ... M i l cmifirinntion of the Vst.’Thc . . . ‘ » 1ub' L — (IN S )— Mrs. ■ ; nu'ssagc had indiciU that , c ,?ri‘ , . Byrd was overjoyed, H|AniJ>ic:i alighted in ts water '*tr three children danced with hapmt'tt not until tho be(L| was "moss, tho eight months old baby Beeivcdl thut this was milI cerN und the artic terrier "JgEjiln. ’ \ \ ,uu” tam pered about the IJynl ■ L ite r a message was iVjvud "®,no here today when news arrivrrom Y " r*Fur-Mer suyinglthnt that the bravo father of the Byrd and his companions laild in household was safe. \Wh'™L'r>r t0W n‘V:32 Throughout the night Mrs. Byrd ll*S, ' |U’ i f t,u5"k u* ,lud k"l'i iloso contact by telopl.one hu. American fliers had tul| pr collapsible rubber boats |y landed in the water• .... line Fnrsler, Dmij/lnss And SiunItolscr Speak In Favor Of Project Designed T o Link River To East Coa^t Canal mmi urea i)ui very happy," us „ The proposed St. Johns-Indinn her'""11 helped tow them tithe she expressed it, Mrs. Byrd retired river canal shdred tho limelight for a few hours sleep. Having been 1st. with the scheduled Good W ill Tour at or m ar the telephone to Roose­ velt field all night. A messenger boy arrived with a cablegram from bur husband but Mrs. Byrd was not awakened. to Jacksonville at today’s session o f the Chamber o f .Commerce. Frank P. Forster, K. A. Douglass and President K. O. Rhlnholscr each spoke in favor o f the project. "The man*who lives in Sanford and votes against tho canal is vot­ riielnet that the plane cuis ing against ids own interests", vn Hi the coust aroused the sub said Mr. Forster, “ and the man iltlomthnt It had traveled cod |who lives in Seminole County and crabt distance inland swingin' |votes against the project is voting a g r i t circle buck towards th CHICAGO, July 1.— (I N S )— Ite- .against HIS own interests", cord breaking hot weather killed owewr, the full course o f thij three persons in Chicago today i Mr. Dougluss stated tlint ,ho reit cqdd not bu known until bringing the total of dead for a •gretted attempts thnt hnd been made to localiro tin* project. Ho inning" Byrd nnd his coiti­ Ihree-duy period of torrid weather 1pointed out the world wide benefit ons told their star)’, ip flieiv hud been in the uir The thermometer registered K0 i that he claims hns been derived light btr in good health and grees this morning and no re- [from the construction o f the Suez land Panama canals and character-, ts. w wus promised until night. The arence I>. Chamberlin und lut wave is general Oyer pie mid- lined the St. Johns canal as promtsj ing returns to the entire state. (Continued Cn Page Three) M , centering in Chicago. The Chamber of Commerce lias not yet adopted u stand on the cun- Miaini City Manager Resigns His Position Ruiiililey’s Fishing [Honor Tumbles To Two Local Anglers nford Citizens WilfyProbably Take Rainfall Here For In Foreign FourtkOf July Festivals Juije Reaches High jerv is to be nv.I<MUl oalcbra- ter lniuents and a niainmoth fire10.41 Inches Total Game And Fish Law on July | in ija r fid . ao ord- woik display, are to be staged for the k•nefit o f the thousands who will usit the bench Monday. Oilndo will attempt a festival fur tk first time in severul years. In tkmftcrnonn the Sanford Base­ ball (Ijb is to play ut Tinker Field m the morning o f the Fourth Orlapl plays at Municipal Field k Sanfcrd. The to k o me now being prepar­ ed by the Sanford Chamber of QomnuTo to the laikc County Motord.'iM.t im Friday, July 8, will pi obablr constitute the only formal lelcbrntlm to be held in this city ing be summer months, verjlpossible means o f enter; menu is being arranged for the isure o f the visTtors on that W ASHINGTON, July 1— (IN S ) --Seeking new world to conquer PARIS, July 1, — (IN S ) — Com­ nfter the conquest o f the Atlantic mander Richard E.*Tlyrd o f the and the Pacific, American fliers Fokker monoplane America nnd already arc thinking o f their next Ids three associate fliers are com­ grent ndvonturo in history-making ing to Paris tonight by train. hops. Byrd, his pilot, Bert Acostn, Uppermost in the minds of mili­ IJeut. G. O. Noville, tho radio man, tary air chiefs of the United States and Herat Bnlchcn, the passenger as they contemplntejthe next great aboard the Idg plane that had such forward stride in neronautics is a n thrilling trip across tho Atlantic three-hop broken flight front the will leave Vor-Sur-*Mer, France, California const to Chinn or Jap­ late today. It was near Vcr-Ruran. Mer thnt their piano plunged into Throe flights to Europe and the tho English Channel after an all­ flawless 20-hour race from San night hnttlc with fo g storm over Francisco to Honolulu have demon­ strated tlint present motor equip­ Franco. The fliers, urcording to n mes­ ment is equal .to nny enduranro flight which existing piano con­ sage sent by Professor Horhort struction can fuel. The progress of Adams Gibbons, representative of immediate futuro will he n Rodman Wnunmnkcr, sponsor of the immedinto function o f the development o f na­ tho flight, to hii} wife, will take n A v ia t im E x p e r ts A v e r T h u t vigation of technique to guldn air­ train at Caen at 7:0(1 I*, M. for F a c t 'T h a i Mpnpplhnp \wu* men over vnst reaches o f "blind" Paris where they are duo to nrrivu at l:4fi o'clock tonight. r ■>! C o n trib u ted G reat Deni water areas anil tho perihelion o f It Is anticipated thnt they will radio communication to maintain T o A c h ie v e m e n t O f A irm e n virtually uninterrupted contact be­ be given a rousing reception upon tween pilots'; and weather observ­ their arrival. ers along the flight rout,i. Commander llvrd and his gotnv "The past' two months hns pm.inns in the giant Foklu-p mom * shown the jvorld only the first plnnu were at the very gates of glimpse of wlmt may soon he ac­ Taris, if not at one time directly complished in henvior-than-nir over this field. It wns bolioved to­ flying "Rear Admiral William A. day by many o f the thousands of Moffett, chief o f tho naval hurcnti people who wnltod in vain all lust of ncronnutics told Intornntionnl righ t for the "Am erica" to put in News Srrvico today. I believe thnt nit appearance. the next five years should produce The very Inst message from Byrd achievements to match the.trims- us Ids plane circled about in tho Atlantic flights. Wo know thnt our dark in a binding thunderstorm motors aro equal to more than over wns: |bus been accomplished. With the " I urn flying around Paris. Am experience o f these four epochal f lights to guide us wo should rap- I to the west of Paris. Please give [idly master the remaining prob­ me my position." A h tho great crowd waited the IIctus o f long distance flyin g—navi­ gation, radio coininuniration for radio station lit l>o Hourgct air weather reports ntiil human endur­ drome wiih desperntcly trylilg to establish radio communication with ance.” Admiral Moffett said tho flight the lost plane. Timo and nguin the of Commander Byrd likely would piano's automatic radio signnl contributed more to the Rcienee of "W T W ," wns heard— now faintly, air navigation than either of the row stronger and again very faint­ ly finnlly censing altogether. previous trans-Atlantic ventures. Hour after hour went by, the "From Commander Byrd’s flight, which wns apparently under the people waiting in the rain- refus­ most adverse fl>dng conditions con­ ing to give iiu hope. Thousands ceivable, It will be jiosslblo to begin stood in puddles and peered for the charting o f trnns-oconnie air hours Into the :>ky, Every five minutes regnlnrly lanes. Heretofore every take-off over tho ocean Ims been u leap in rochet • and light were sent up from the airdrome. Guiding lights the dark. F. Trubce Davison, assistant Rcc- illuminated the field to guide the retary of War, In charge of aero­ flyers to a safe landing. naut ios looks for additional con­ Two revolving flashes swopt tho tributions to tiie science of navi­ inky blackness of the sky but this gation from the log o f tho Mail- powerful light failed to (icnetrate luiid-Hcgunbcrgcr flight to Hono­ the dense masses o f low hanging lulu. clouds. A Tokio flight is now being con­ sidered by two non-service groups, one o f whom already hns approachid army officials for consultation1 on navigation problrnis. FEDERAL HEADS ^FELICITATE BYRD AND COMPANIONS It, w «» Ink.. O lr .fjr o x ‘ ;cy ‘ “ " l lh'; » “ '»*• TIloy I hours, i .said that, while they had been wor- to a survey m ddt^Ddty by Herald. As usuA. % tiwill make their ^s^Kt4--,ibie lies on both the W m a Atk Coasts, while d t U m adtl F, Y attend tho bfi N in nearby inland « ■borate celebrations are j » n * fe n ,’ n CLtieV?.r Orlando Ipna Beach, while man)- of A Ipr towns an- to sn,irj eveJrtV Bping with the usuul J Fodrtk program. > / v B >a>i°na Beach, tic Volusia Frolics will 111 sway. »re started on jv y 2 uiid R 0,1 ,ho cvc"in| cT July 4. ■ o b ile races.and qhjr forms ■Tt, together w|lh nidler en- Be Kicked, “ Asserts Flight Commander CommentingOnTrip Civilians Planning New Route To Tokio I Am Very HappyTo Hear It,” Says Mrs. Byrd When Told Over Telephone That Mate And Other Airmen Are Safe rhi' prefect of police ut cln, Ir the spot where the pLo lie ' down, told Intcrhatiilil Ws'.Eorvice thut the Am eLi I "biade a safe landing," iiB. Inglhnt It was not dumngedii r g * a t extent. ARMY AIRMEN Aviator Is Dejected? TURN TO OTHER Because Of Failu re A S CONQUESTS To Arrive At Paris Uppermost In Minds Of Army And Navy Leaders Of Avia­ tion Is Three Stop Flight To Jap Or Chinese Coasts d And Companions , lArc Cost For Sever[al pours WhenComfpaja Fails, To Work Is To Be Explained day by S. L. Smart, government weather recorder for Sanford. In June, 1020, J0.28 inches of ruin foil in the cltv. The state av­ erage for June i* uwiroximntely six inches. • fiq It ruined on 19 dass o f the 8tl in the month. The heaviest rainfall for 24 hours wus '>n Jnnh 9, when 2.M inches fell, Mr .Smhrt apAe*?. The highest point reached en lae thermometer was bi* degrees and the lowest recorded was fid degrees. There has been no average yet computed, A meeting o f tch Iz-ak Walton League is to be held tonight ut 8 o'clock in the Courthouse. A nunt 1er o f mutter^ pertaining to the i>« w game und fish luws are to be explained. Uiplc-r the new law a provision is made by which dear hunting with dogs will he u violation of the law on established breeding grounds. The local chapter o f the, league will attemot to cstub)ish rertuln sections o f the county ns •'hn-edlng grounds fur deer” In order to eliminate hunting with d"g*. it was said this morning, r New fish laws will lnt explain .* by C. F, Marshall, game wr . i Great Interest Is Shown Over Murder G R EE N VILLE , R. C „ July 1— (IN S )— Startling 'testimony wns pus proceedings brought by Mrs, introduced toduy in the habeas corEthel Willis and former deputy rheriff Henry Townsend* both of whom ure held without bull on chnrges o f slaying Schriff Sum Willis. . A huge crowd packed tbo court room with the prospect lmt tbe state wpuld divulge its case nnd re­ veal an alleged conspiracy between Townsend and the widow to kill the sheriff. Neither Mrs. WUlls or Townsend were in court. i morning. NUMBER The crown tumbled from H e ck ge r, has resignei Rumbley’s bead this morning when was accepted at I u story told by L. P. McDaniel was ,|Uy |,y commissi brondraft. .Sharing tho honors with n r a w •/\ Mr. McDaniel is Howard P. .Smith.Lnbljc welfare v * * the ntjxostotT goes, the two in tlt munilK’cr were fishing Tbursdny afternoon t u„ ' on I^ike Jessup. A fter aeveral * ‘,,Kct,,!i0r W1“ hours under a broiling sun, with -­ no lurk other than mosquito i> ■• r I itet. Mr. Simth and Mr. McDaniel I 5 C r i I I l I S . •ledded to give up. "l-et’s quit. there isn’t n fish in u mllo of here'’ III Fh® on- of tliem said. X I,C No sooner hnd tho words left bis mouth than a one and one R E R U N , July half pound Muck bass jumped in- that Comnmndc the boat from the starboard America had lur ride. From the portside another, o f the Seine Itiv name weight, flipped over tho rail France arouse-? t nnd into the bout. Yet another, throughout Grm HANK C A LI, ISSUED TA LLA H A S S E E , Fla.. Jul y l — (I N S )—State Comptroller Ernest Amos today issued a cull for state­ ments from Florida tuinks and trust companies and from build­ Dense Fogs, Heavy Clouds Hinder Trip ByrdPictures Feelings Of Men While Lost Flying Over France VER -SUR -MUR, France. July 1,— (IN S )— " I think ; ought to be kicked. I was close' 1 to Paris and couldn’t mnkc it.” ~] This was the dejected state­ ment today o f Commander Richard E. Byrd when inter­ viewed by International News Service after his dramatic Atlantic fligh trnns ___t in the giant Fokk«/r monoplane Amer­ ica which plunged into tho English Channel, near here, ut 2:32 o'clock , this morning after an all-night bat- . tie with rain and fo g over France. I The piano came down In U r | channel about 200 yards from shop* near tho little rtown o f Ver- Satie Met, on tho coast o f N u n n a l i f l about 120 miles.from Pnria- It Q ffl VJown alidusl luIPnW iv id W as™ and ratracked on its course. It w w in the air 42 hours and had flown more than 4,000 miles. Tho plane was damaged but the crow woa un­ hurt. Tho Amorica was portly submer­ ged ns French officinls began tho task this morning o f getting It ashorc. They succeeded In taking from tho plane nil o f tho precision instruments, tho compass, tho wireless post and tho documents that Byrd carried. Two Hshermun, attracted by tho hum of the motor, helped the fliers reach tho bench. They- con­ ducted Byrd und Lieut. B«nu Ualchcn, the passengur, to tho honk of vice mayor Coiffter. Bert A c o s ^ to, tho pilot, and Lieut Gcorgo O. Noville, the rndio export, were taken to the lighthouse whero they were put to bed. All four fliers wero dead tired and fell asleep at once. Byrd nwoko ut l'2:-y) o’clock this afternoon ind went by automobilo to tha ilty bull to meet tho mayor o f \erKur-Mcr. I I « wns attired in a iuin ront nnd u naval lint with gilt braid. He announced that ho wa.'preparing a statement to tho prc.-w. "Congratulations," ; aid thia cor­ respondent to tho noted navigator. "W ell," roplied Byrd, slowly, his geniul countenance breaking into a snd smile, “ I ought to be kicked." The Commander ccviued to bn very tired. Hu hud had only n few hours sluep. Before going to bed Byrd insisted upon sending a cable, gram to bis wife in Boston. "When wo landed in the water," Byrd said, "both of tho wings of tho nlune broke o ff ut once." His gruutoat concern upon a n t­ ing nfter a brief nap was to get bis plane ashoro und disiemblo it. . "W o think wo landed about 200 yards out from Vcr-Sur-Mer, "anid Byrd, "but wo aro not sure. I am pleased to hear you tell mo that Le Boui get field ceased to hear our automatic signals at 1:16 a. m. Because that will aid us in deter­ mining time wo did come down." "It was a wonderful flight, thrill(Continued On Pago Three) well as. every fligju made over German soil. Only nuNlefate interest was dis­ played by tho press ovur tbo de­ parture o f tha America from Roo.-.*» Veit Field, N. Y., hut uftor tho wild ride through the stormy skier and the tei ipormry "dlsapp' : the story o f the flight jumped to the most conspicuous pbure on tho first pages o f the newspapers t<>day. Tliere had been an all night vigil at many Gerpian flying fields for the impmndon got abroad iu som? way that the American* had decid­ ed to fly to Germany instead of landing at l a Uourget. Glau^i �PAGE Osteen Bridge And jTwo Pacific Fliers !Countess Salm T o FJght And One Half iv r i • xx 1 rwy Ml I I T 1 _ _ 1- _ Wed Wealthy South M,1I,oni ' L rca9U American S h o r tly Firms Advertising In The Herald Market Sec 4any Appointments Are Announce ^ By Governor M artin this I TW aLAKASSBIv Fla.. July 1— , stable for district flf> lltll"' :> W gii R ^ H | ^ .W . S. Criswell of Jackson- county. I). G. Illume of Tampa, justice r fIUv#u< named judge of the juvn21r court of Duval county, suc- of the peace of district 12 of IliHee jP in g himself, according to the borough county succeeding I'. **L Carlton deceased. jdlrernDr's office. W. C. Frederick of Pensacola H b lh rr appointments were ns folnumber of the State Hoard X w r: W B. II. Hunt of Miami assistant architecture succeeding himselL Walter B. Hnrper of Green Cove ■tote's attorney for the eleventh Springs justice of the pence for Budiclal circuit of Dude county. ,1. F. Gordon o f Grandln, consta­ district one of Clay county. D S. Ilorlaml of Fori Myers and ble for dlatrlct 10 of Putnam coun­ F. \V. Holing of Ui Belle member* ty. Arthur Clarks o f Sarasota, of the Hoard of supervisor^ of the »*ounty judge of Sarasota county Callosnhatchec drainage iltslrict. iwiceeeding Paul C. Albritton, n*J. W. Coleman of F o rt'Ijiuderfeigned. dale- official court reportee for the Rex V. Sweat* traffic office for 22nd judicial circuit. Duval cuunty. Fronton Smith of Tnmpii* rhi»»i I J. A. Thomas IloiiinHassu justice traffic officer for Hillsborough o f the peace for district three Cit­ county. rus county. II. II. Tiller of Chlpley, Justice Dr. J. G. Rawls o f Jacksonville, of the ponce for district one, Wash­ member of the Florida Stntc Hoard ington county. o f chiropractic examincra, aucceedlng himself. DUNNKLI.ON—Contract W. II. Warlaw of Frostproof, grading DUlinclloii-Crystiil jnstlre o f the peace for district read. 14 of Polk county. K. W. Martin of GMIxintun, jus­ OKBBCHOBEF— New boiileV tice o f the peace for district (J5 of vartl to he built around Lake Hillsborough county. ,, D. IL Badger of Gillxuiton, cun- Okeechobee. lion Can Be Relied Upon For Their Quality And low Prices And Excellent Service Miamian Is Charged Another INIorder Is State Prisoners Result 01 Gang War With Manslaughter bn Strike In Camp CHICAGO' July 1— (IN S ) — II,,* third murder in three days attributed to the outbreak of a new bootleg war, was (recorded In re today in the death of Numio Jaoiericco, 2S, whose body, per­ forated by (12 bullets, was discov­ ered in the roar yards of his home. Police claim a war of exter­ mination in which a syndicate is seeking control " f the illicit h* ouor marts, is responsible for the slayings. Tin* others killed were Diego Atlomionte ami Lorenzo Alaglin. T a I.LA IIA S S E B , Fla.. July I— (IN,S)— A strike of 81 states con victs all said to l>e of des|H*rate characters in state convict road camp number two near Sopclioppy was still in progress today, ac­ cording to advices received at the prison department. The strike started yesterday when 84 convicts who were senteni <*d to "hard labor on the road" re­ fused to leave their stockade. The lamp Isiing in n secluded part of the strike by state officials until late yesterday. State prison com­ missioner Nathan Mayo ordered orison supervisor It.M. II. Dickson Po Patronize TheseFirms IsToAssureSalisfacti ST. LOUIS, July 1— (IN S )— Go!. Charles A. Lindbergh, first tmnsAtlantic non-stop flier, hopped oH from Lambert Field li re at l':O.I „ ’clock this morning for Ottawa to attend tin* Dominion Jubilee cele­ bration at which In* will be guest of honor. Col. Lindbergh is making the flight in his famous "Spirit of St. Louis.” He said before taking o ff ho did not know whether he would at­ tempt the journey iii one hop and did not know at what time In* would arrive in the Canadian city. plan of selling household needs will save you money—and too, wc offer only High Quality incrclum E n jo tf n lir t t r r HERE ECONOMY RUI . lu h i F o u rth B ij s e n 'in g tin s B e t t e r B re a d EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES FOR SATURDAY ONLY ASPARAGUS TIPS Chesterfield CIGARETTES . $1.19 Per Carton Camel CIGARETTES $1.19 Per Carton We have reduced our entire Htoek of Hugs !.Jo\v cost a special for Saturday only. Other itenm in our large atock are reduced considerably for Pre-Fourth of duly nelling. _______________ hh *11x9 Axmlnstch Hugs, value. 4 S.io.uu Sale Price $1K*0,» 9x12 Palisade Velvet Hugs, value *KU>u Saturday Only for $22.mi Bandura ItugH are sand and grit proof, guaranteed !•» givo satisfaction or your money returned. 6x9 Bandura, value WO1" Saturday Only $11.1.ri 7 1-2x9, value $ll..r.O Sale Prlc-t ?P*-0r» 9x9 sells tor $13-.r»0 Saturday Speciul Price $H-25 'HGxGR Axminlstcr Hugs, value $8,011 Sale Price $l. l*r» 9x12 Administer Itug, value $.70 00 Saturday Special $28.00 Heavy Jute Grass Hugs, Japanese, size 9x12 value $1.7.00 Sale Price . $8.4,7 9x12 Brussels Rugs, value $.10.00 Saturday Special $18.00 9x10 1-2 Hugs, value $1.7.00 Saturday Special $10.2.7 9x12 Hugs, value $18.00 Saturday Only $11.2.7 15c Del-Monte IMcnie Size ”(] l^ff* While House Tall Cans......... EVAPORATED MILK I *vnSiam — !i<nj*!r -nJ I >mI , 'C/ir1A Daily (mm i/nur f.'ior-r N. B. C. (iraliam Crackers N. 15. C. VAN ILLA SNAPS (1 Flors. 2.r>c 9 ^ 0 UNEEDA BISCUITS (i for A Si P Pure A ^ P Pure GRAPE JUICE GRAPE JUICE Qt. Hot. 35c Pt. Bol. 19c FLIES MOTHS ANTS ima Soaked MOSQUITOES FLEAS BED BUGS ROACHES Dried Iona Pink SALMON Tall Can 15c Alaska Red SALMON Tall Can 29c Encore Brand SBAGHiriT I 41 A ^ CHEESE-TOMATO No. 2 Can TANG LEFO O T 1 SPRAY IVORY FLAKES CHIPSO For Suds 9e 1. 1' \ (. W liile Naphlha SOAP <i Bars Libby Dill PICKLES 30 oz Jar 32c Sweet Mixed PICKLES 30 oz. Jar 33c WESTERN MEAT'S I L L nil inscctu nt otu time by using Tangle foot Spray. K SPARE RIBS, lb Western Round & Loin Here is adcstroycr so power­ ful that it is equally effec­ tive against all common household insect {rests. STEAK lb POT. ROAST OF BEEF And it is safe! Tanglefoot Spray harms nothing bw* insects. Use it freely. It w i l l not stai n or injure clothing, wall paper or up­ holstery. Western Pork Shoulder lb SLICED HAM lb ____________ 5£_____ 6b -fj Tur T a n o l k p o o t Co m ia n v Or.nd Rapid., Mlchl«.n 45c TANGLEFOOT I S P R A Y I I’reaerved .... TAX AX FKiSNo. A & P KETCHUP 14 oz. Rot 23c 1 Can JAMS. 15 12 oz Jars............... m 9\* Heinz CHILI SAUCE 10 oz. Rot. 30c Large Juicy LEMONS Per I)oz f of Klim today and sec foi yourself u hy so maul families arc using it iJ their entire milk supply. I MkRRELL-SOULB CO./ , S>r*cu,», N. V. I SPELL IT B A C IN W a ID S Arrangements of the fly rs to sail oh the Maul definitely « q {l d f b « l miy possibility o f Mait­ land anci Hem nhercrer returning to the muinland in' their great gi­ ant Fokker. Maitland nnd H genherger lab­ ored with sociuj obligations all day Thursday. A public dnhee In their honor at the Roynl Hawaiian Hot­ el ended a day of official calls and personal appenrances. At a difiner-reception before the dam* the aviators made short ,te.lks expressing appreciation for ilia* enthusiastic welcome Honolulu gave them. , “ I f 1 flew ns I talk." whispered Maitland upon taking his sent, " I ’d never got her ." ter Park and Mrs. F. S. McKee ot Surhuhan Homes enjoyed a picnic together at Lake Howell Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. G. 8. Brown were visitors in SAn od lust hridny. Dr. Mr K ir, who lints been visit-j ing in Kansas, Colorado, and Iowa r«!»* some weeka, is expected home | er» and Ellas smttii wtio PAcapeu goon. A t c.n early date the Orange from a state prison cnm;i ycAtcnluy (!ir.inly convlciii will l»o employctl i. cording to the Htatc prison tlc. in grading a 00 foot right-of-way pnrtment. Price was sentenced to five connecting the Cheney Highway with the Winter Pnrk-Oviedo high­ years ImpriscT.ntent on a charge way at the (iiddeiirod Station, flie of robbery in St. Johns County on rand will not be hard surfaced February 21. Smith was serving a t**ii year sentence on n charge light away. Forest Selby has received word o f breaking nnd entering In Bre­ from his fulher in St. Petersburg vard County having been sentenced indicating that Mr. Selby will leave on March 28, 1024. Driggers was for a trip to the north. He will go nerving a three year term for adul­ with the* Giotto Masi-alc drill team tery. He was sentenced in Calhoun County on May 1, 1020. |c.f St. Pete. Elevel more trucks Were added 1u, the fleet nc.W engaged in linulI ing i oca for the hard sui facing of tho road connecting the Cheney Highway with the Winter Pun; NEW YO RK. July 1— ( I N S ) Geidonrod road. This road will be ArrnnKi*nu*ntfl ior Cotnnuuidor Hicompleted in a few days, il was chard E. Bvrd’s projected flight to stated. An soon as this work is Three State Convicts Are Object Of Seach M IL K mer stage siar s Divorce I& UjlnMtt PROV1DF.NCS, R.1 I., -Tuly •— (IbJS)__The divorce obtained liyMari* Heath McFGtaw, fftrm ei'fob ' lies star, through the Proy)dence divorce "m ill" was uphold today by the Rhoda Island supreme court. This decision defeated tho for­ mer stage beauty’s attempt to shnn* in the wealth left her by her* husband in a will drawn Iwforo they were diverted.* -- i ■' ■ * ' * * . \i • Vero Reach Bank To Re-Open Saturday 1-— T A L L A H A S S E E , Fla., July 1-<IN S )— Authority for the Farmer* Hank and Trust Company of \ero Bench which closed recently to IX*-.'-* open hns been granted by the state banking department according Ul nn announcement today. The bank will probably rcopsn for business tomorrow under the nano* o f the Farmers Bank of Vern Beach with a capital stockoif ?7»,*t •I 000, it wns snid. ’ Byrd’s South Pole Flight Is Arranged When he’s n cowlmy he dashes / about; *7 *. i * When a pulicemnn, “ Arrest you," LONDON. July L ( I N S ) - - T (outward nppcnrnnc must have passod very near I avis i,y t(U) orx-ction of at (‘in? Unit* when I was lost |i tin* J*' v Mntlii*r.) storm over France hu t night,’’ said .i, . ...i /• o i>'(l Commander Richard K. Byrd i Ilttonding 0 the monoplane America, in an In- () ■ . ,, terviow glvtn t.xlay to n Corres- V ' 11 M‘ ,| J „‘i pondent o f the London Evening! 1 ^ 'sihyll ,'J^J he’ll shout; When he's u tamer of lions we thrill At the courage (if TerHhle Bill. But when an Indian lie's fiercest of all; ’■ ' •TU have youf s c a lp 'M »1 l fern, dc.ukly l . a w i r Nothing but Ice ( ’ ream wil!“ m1ld- fii.-t |*'1,!'- Orlando ,’S["n In this terrible, “ Terril»{e. Bill, i SAVE MONEY ON TIRES that spares not even one . and TUBES ; * <■7 £ . ' ■' s . ‘ 1 A plenty of action in Orlando July Hh. Klim h to lfn t, 2 }J and 5 lb. Int. The larger tin >011 huy the motftiuM M il, HAPPINESS . || Happiness depends largely upon free- | dom from worry. Eliminate worry v and lay the foundation for financial independence by opening an account Mi with the Seminole County Bank. 4\i Interest Paid on Savings Ac-1™ counts. fa fral Florida is joining in this great celebration der auspice.-' American Legion Post 19. PAUADi history. SPORTS)nl • Eth'n, ; irpliuo (ftunls lialiy Show, .'light ri^worux, ilual Races, etc. P c:i*c iunch ut noon. HASEHALL at Tinker Field, vh, Orlando, and other features. stock of these We are selling wonderful tires at lower prices than ever known befoi Come in and let us show you. for the 14 pint LIQUID Hanfort! I, FI UK WORKS af Fairgrounds Show at Auditorium, find Dunce. * Sanford.Fla. S T R E N G T H - SERVICE PRO OR! ( I t is the deadliest insect-killer ever discoveredf*w It completely rids your home o f roaches, ants. | fleas, bed-bugs, moths, nnd other pests. But it ts absolutely harmless to humar.s and animals. T f y 1 it in your home. T w o forms, equally deadly i Liquid and Powder. A t drug, grocery, hardware and department stores. Powder 15c up. Legion Post 19 P O W fL R E D , . . i t ' . t «• a"* ( W H IF F o f Dlnck Flag nnd a bug is through— . forever. Y ou won’t find a single fly or tnosquito left alive in a room where it is used. It kills differently— hugs breathe it, and die. POWDER LIQUID {jeminoin (|[oun!ij Jj)ank Hanford at Geneva MeLunder Arcade * N o fly, mosquito or roach ‘ *’*"*“ survives f -| I fir ts to n e *T IR E S He Eats Our fc" A KILLER r Sponsored by American FRESH PARIS. July l — (IN S )— Count­ ess M111icont Rcvrers Snlm, divorc­ ed wife o f Count Ludwig Snlm Von Ilorvrstrteten, Is mrnute for Yew York ibonrd the »tcam*hip Olym­ pic today to ttrrnnRe her nffnirs In Amorim prepnrntory to her forth­ coming mnrringi*, her finure, A r­ turo Bunion, nnnoiinced today. Itnmra, mrinbrr « f * n wenlthy nnd socially prominent Argentino family, tahnoWnnul Ihm he nnd tW countess would Jjcjparricjl.aa sopn ns she returns from the Uniteil States, “ I drove her down tn'ChevImurg ntid she sailed aboard the Olymp'»; yosterday.” Bitmap said. “ She will be in New York about three weeks arranging her affairs. We will he married ns soon as possible lifter her return here. I have her parent’s consent." The countess’ parents, Colonel and Mrs. II. II. Rogers, are now stopping in Paris, when* the : countess has lived since she estahI lished residence to comply with the ! French divorce Inws lit order to j■secure a divorce from Count Snlm, i • ‘iTvr'd said he iinil his Ihroe com- j .“ e, ’iV ? nunioiis were from the' time thi v passed the French coast near " c ik . Jell “ Uniti Hr st late vesterday. wlteiv* slu* will \is "W c flew into*dense rain cloud* Arthur Menders. J* ns wu ^inssod ovpr Frtiney," .said anipd over by Mr. Byrd.* “ Our wireless apparatus igel* who returnee U(iuld not take up the land signals [ noon. ‘ and our eompnss was completely Mr. anjl Mrs. It out o f order. : dinner guests o “ All the wav over France wo Brown Suinluy were fighting through a blanket o f accompanied them, ini t and rain. We could not sect gy church service fift v fort ahead. * j II. Ward and “ We tuust Iinve flown in circles. - ................. bout 12:20 this morning word c from Byrd that h«* was looknor the I>* liourget airdrome, la time the signals from his I grew more distinct nnd hone Ihigh ut the field. Then tho ■Is became less frequent und By died away., hero wns u heurt-breaking wait 5tlii'ii, ut 2 o’clock word flushb I m liourget Field and aiiberd by the comniundant to the is thut the America had land|t Issy L<* Moulineiiux, an (dd Bg field 20 miles from Paris, ire was jubilation ut the airport >n this information wu* roceiv■The enthusiasm was short(d, however, for reporters, up■ s liin g to Issy U*s Houliui*f found that there hud been landing there— that the report uftcr tliifl information had been proved u. ho untrue and thousands Er«i?e. fenny o f the watchers lost heart straggled from the field. 2 for . Heinz KETCHUP 14 oz. Rot. 25c ni si keenly the Tesponfc* the three gallant men c with me. i. ( -tpo Tally t<» speak o f |<»-i yvith mo." he said. rage and faintness under i lit ions wihch could not eh** worse was wonderful ■ aund ourselves flying ith little gas after niin*i of hnving seen no land mud with tho olockllke reguhir> niaiiituincd by O il, Llmllicrgli. 7 Ik* first actual intimation of m* “ America's" approach guine at 85 p. in, when tin* plum* crowned ■ ' French const at Pointe Du It!) Do .Scire, southwest of Brest, jfwt.'ln it iMissed over Brest, llyB u t a height of liOO mcteril, Droiiu then on word came npn.> Ific n ily from the flyers. At 0:21) Hitlane wns reported near Saint H i e and at midnight a plane Htan-rd to he the "Am erica" was ■ t < > iiuvu passed over Rennes blhg ut n sliced o f 100 kilometers O C a Sultana Assailed A Si P CHILI SAUCE 14 oz. Rot. 33c T T V E R Y m oth er k n ow * tlic vital necessity o f safe fresh m ilk d uring the lon g hot sum m er m onth? — m ilk pure and fresh fo r children to drink — m ilk nourishing and tasty fo r nil sorts o f cooking. T h e m ilk problem fo r sum m er hom es used to be a difficult on e fo r m any people. T o d a y K lim (fresh m ilk — fiou'dcred ) solves that problem fo r thouBands o f fam ilies. K lim is always pure and i fresh. It keeps w ith out *1 ice — no w on d er it’s the i ideal m i l k s u p p l y f n r j every purpose. I t is d eli. I cious to drink and adds a f richness o f flavor to all/ cooked foods, liny a can/ tUf.-.lttltlltwfti'- ’Mw»* lit park njar the sen when,wo, “ The tides in the channel are night we yen* nearing Paris, j hiwh and the monoplane America 'SomethinJ lmd thrown opr >. * a- j„in iU(,M attached to a Ixint In the ici off ni ay dc*gif*es. 1 don't harbor to prevent It from drifting nk it was tiu* fault of the com- ouj with the tide." he reported, ss hut rn ler local disturbance. The iirefoct of police said that went nr. Uld in cirelrs. planned to get up about 1 'We won now in the predicn- o’clock this afternoon nnd nasirt noon at of flyii : over a strunge eounbeaching the plane at about 2 aiion • .without knowing where r.*e „ cloc k when the tides are low. * V c*rc* re. Evcrv now nnd then we ran “ Immediately afterward we oviel o raij cl ids. We were sum our bryc tho flyers will come'to Caen," *p|, s would i»t Inst until morning j be said. "We are organizing a )(.r, d we win* certain that we j:I(lit teccptinii in their honor. L j‘ { -uld have ti* Innd In llie durk "Tho flyers were pretty tired ... Local Architect Is EngagedOnSeveral Building P r o je c ts 6 Pkgs. 25c N .D .C . Gold Trophies Are GivenCjiampionsOf JuniorBoy’sLeague Gold baseballs were given to thr members of the Blnckfcet lmsebnll team o f the Junior Boy’s Icague Thursday at the luncheon of tin* Lions Club, which sponsored the league during the season just closed. The Bhtckfect* composed of bum Bradford, ( ’ . N. Boyd, Snm Knight I Raymond Locke. Bill Crouch. Har­ Groat. searchlights — guiding ry Shiffley, Pete Higgins. David lights— maintained at tlie field for Miller. Bill Tyre. Iloh Clements, tho directing of airmen wer.* kept Carl llnllen and Howard Scott, playing upon tin* black ruin clouds were the winners o f the " lit He ■world scries" and are now th“ _ through the night. Tin fficinl.s of l champions o f the Junior Boy’s fctho field twere on the alert for the lcr.gue. . . noilM.of the till'd' ... ... I" .I niai lline. President Frank T « ’ b«t, of the When -1^ came 8 o'clock untl the Lions Club, yesterday praised ' America had n,.t at ,> ai.-.l !ti-. those members of the duh who o f tho fct«ti»n at Le llougot became hnd given their time and money t > that the Amori.n lmd ward the success of the lcngU". He 1 down somewhere. It promised that tiie IJons (Tub would lisappointment especial. attempt to have TO or 1,2 clubs in Americans gathered at the league next season. Tho league was the first ever Hlure to reach . JM RJH. I Buor- j organized in this city nnd it was raOAHb entirely to the weutli- promoted by* the* Lions (Tub and IH ^ B g lity Fokker with her ((inducted tinder the combined au­ i . t M t motors hud suceess- spices of the Lions nnd the Y. M. flftwoereil the Atlantic storms A n n i e s o ff the roast. It had ■"through rain nnd fog and Sivithoui a pause but the mist Die. disability of the compass frill failure just as victory was n the grasp of the'gallant uir- Day in and day out you II find llinl . i, , (■‘red T. WIHiamt:, county enrfiteer. Tty- bridge-will be opened Into Saturday afternoon and will re­ Commander Byrit'fenM he had no main open until into Monday night, ini.qijiatv' ul.nnH fpr U\q.tfuture, Mr. \Yillinnis rtalc<l................... lero was hardly any gas left in, The welciwn road to alt. Dorn la l- jilunc when they lunch'd.)-The open practically. c|l. tin- way, at ...._......... ...... wheels o f the landing gear broke present,’ with only alow short de­ tVe co ild Hike nn*healings fronts.oti wlion Uie,pluncidut the water. tours n**sr the Lake Monroe end. I j i Ui '1 luirsday afternoon a crow .tijluis because all Newfound-j ... —■— , d wu covered with fog. Wej CAEN* France, July 1— (1NS1, was busy laying thtt nsphnlt inter­ nngesl by good, luck to locate. -Comninmlnr Riehnnl .E.'Bymnfetl section at the comer o f the Wek■selves liter coining out of the; three tians-Atlnntic flight jwa ard Delaiul rous and that sec­ '. ’ • companions are asleep at Vcf-Sur- tion will' probably he opened this '\Vo In our chnrts In landing. » o r n; which plucu theV fell Into afternoon. , I thlni wo hit Frnnco at Capa the channel early today after a In nfew places on the Weklwn listen*. Ve nude excellent speed , dr.nimtie flight across tho ocean load, the old bricks iinve been torn 1 .(*t cn r coime for Parts. {and ovor Prance, ihs information up and concrete and asphalt have 'Shortly nfter leaving Finistcro wns brought here today by the pre­ ls*en laid. 'Phis is said to be a de­ became claric r.nd we were oblig- fu t of the CulvmlcM Department cided improvement in addition to to in sntirely by compass |who has just reubmed from Yer- ■the new concrete shoulders, which trings. We ratite upon an amuse- j Sur-Mer. \ make the road 18 feet wide now. Egg Mash Savings Hie A AT iJ, according to * Mr. Shinholser, j ing all tr Jho stated that such action o uld t Hynl. ” W /rohaldy he taken within tjv* uex«-( -**. - -*»-'/*• week. “ It has beer, of major inter- had i.lmo lest on the Chamber’s program fo r i continent the past 18 ye ars", he said, "and i "W o hi now that the child is horn, 1 do |nnd hcav not believe wo should disown it." . Uo. t>, kc R. J. llolly spoke on the Good tn avoid Red Comb BUTTERMILK contains Complete Complex Mineral. Hens fed o, tin’s mash have an increased vitality, r o o health and give a high production of qua. ity eggs. The hatchability of the eggs $ also increased. hvn road tire hath to be dpen civet the week-end, according to »n nn- KILLS / flllS / KILLS / KILLS / aOACHtS/ MOSQUUOti/ K »ll» AN)S �FLORIDA C IT Y — Work started i i-constructing Florida City town You First, My Dear Gaston ARCHER— Hilin requested fur lUrdBurfucing road No. 1.1 from Akvhcr to Rronaon. xtitimix tudny. t'an n rie * H ave Value. The T e x a s G overnor. Remem ber F o k k rr. •t pimfiirii.; ri»nrtn. nmjrr An ,.f season which Clotted on Wcdrictttlgy with tho Orlando Colts coKarr.. •MB'.-h. a. victorious. The fact that tin* Sanford team was not a serious ny AltTHUr. flKISHANE f*t%p*%Mvh* iK°!io\vAitifwKH«A>'..MA“ ,AaicH.contender for the first half honors apparently was a disnp"•nr maiii«b b. jusuca, »ia«»«i»a K4Hw« |npintment to some of the local baseball followers, but we W HEN TH IS W AS written, at * r t t S € $ l l l » T i n % II A T I . ........ ......... ...HR HRH ... JH ...... fell below *7.XU “ *i ........ ..........— o'clock yesterday afternoon, two f ’ hh V ™ r .. . . . . . ... . with very few exceptions _pjayed mnrV an* .won!*-. y..*ie:g American niw y..vLi£;irm ion* K i i f r M iiiiI m _______ _ i ■>!*_ Mnitlnnd nnd HegcnbCzer, brand of baseball that would win ordinarily I l l I ' n r r l n |.*r , , <*rl> W r r k l r r i l l l f i n ,>rr V r n r ... By completjnjf the first half with H percentage of bet* hurt fini*hcd their ‘‘hop” from Calif., to Honolulu, •I lir 1I r e n 14. t n i i f u r i l ' * p l n n r r r n m •i tor than five hundred, the Celery-Feds continued their record Oakland. 2‘HMl miles, In 2d f|0nr.A, and the JuV.1i-a^VP7ierVrr^r»i»«Vr?,m of. n ycnr and half fa thu first division] Last year the club jravc yr'jng ‘ Commander Ilyrd, •r “ * » « !S« i « " m , 7 *1">"' won bot li ends of the season and the championship, but it had vith his three companions, had mi ta r ir,n iin « «i o . r r «j- a n unusual strength for a team in this class of baseball. The lasted Caps Dreton two hours i r rtfM i» p i nr ih i% nn* it-, team was cHpecially fitronir Hi the pitching department . I Ills on rile i . OTHkMnt " '" 'r "r>’ * we have a better all-round team but have been weak in THIS COUNTRY really flies T.Tkr Hrrni.1 I. . ....m b rrS ;| !he box Mid have lncketl punch in the receiving end. Thanks A'hen you give it n chance. Wo anhm iu.mm «r i..............._ ( o changes already made and others that are contemplated 'lave the men, many that know low,hundred* of thousands eager iillVn."*au",*rHin't'"Art,r’xif.!m’J j th esc two departments w;ll lie materially strengthened. learn. If the government will ufb7> r*mi-«lii.rr \r„M" 'JuumiV'* io": J The Celery-Fedn begin the second half with a determinn- oapply with the right fly ­ is.ir.M.Kh oi.iiit ni nMb»«*rii»ii»M iui* tinn to win first place honors and the right to meet Orlando ing anilthem fighting air machines, In nrrtrr I • f r r l f j n h s A l u f t l r nil . t lr.t i l ..rr •. • .» nrii n«| in the post-season series. If the dub suffers no injuries, there his country need never fenr any­ ‘ x la lm , ot ~>»«'ulntlan. a. bnnral f.n -tn r** n .rlb m l* ih mi reason why it cannot achieve its goal. The outfield is thing iv any nation. the best in the league, offensively and defensively. The in­ F R ID A Y JULY I, 11*27 MRS. FREEM AN, th.- unhappy field compares favorably with that of uny team in the cir­ mother, T l l f c I I 1‘ l t A i . i i ' k r n o o i i A M whose huslmnd wns k ill-1 3 r —K r o n n m y In r l l f rou n lt • * cuit and the catching department has been considerably cd by an nutoniohilc. killed her­ i n l n l t f rnllt.n. — I t r r p r r n a l . r m a l e s t o J n r lts o n - bolstered. The hurling staff has been strong but uncertain. self nnd her five children when J vllir. dian i S —- ( ' p n - l r u r l l n s o f St. J n a a * IniTsr- With better catching Lee Crowe should get better results from told they must go to an asylum. “ Hotter death tha.i with* j H im ra m i’ his twirlers during this half. •I n a n a n r a t l n n o f m o n t h l y “ P x r out a mother,"siiirl the poi.r w<m i up \V rrk,H With these thoughts in mind, local followers of the team an nnd went with them. • .- » A iu r n * r n »ln « o f h o llif.n * |>rrtern...— boiiara, h o i r l a , u p a r t m r n f should not feel downcast. We must remember that the team She was careful to protect two hnuara. cannot win every time and we should recall that last year •unary birds, putting them where S — A i'..riitniin lf , « ; b r a l . t — ...n p lp llo n o f r l l f b rn allflra * the club had two pitchers who have no equnls in the league he deadly gas could not r?aeh lio n pfoR ram . She knew that canary today’. I^ist year’s record has spoiled some of the fans, who them. - — A n . w am t m od ern hospital. lirds have a value; some body DIDLB VKI18E FOR TO D AY I don’t seem to understand that with the exception of one would buy them nnd treat them A H E A R TE N IN G PROPHECY: \team, the dubs this year are almost equal in strength. The kindly. She knew thut children — Praise wnitoth for Thee, O God, Herald wishes Lee Crowe and his team uiccess in the pen­ have n<‘ vnlue; that they would in Zion: nml uftto Thee shall Iho nant fight and hopes the Sanford fans will turn out for the not bo sure that strangers in nn vow lip performed: O Thou thnt I asylum would treat them kindly. henri-st prayer, unto Thee shall nil games in lend the team all the support that is possible. flesh c«mc. Psalm 05:1, 2. P R A Y E R :— Our Father, T h y . | Kingdom coiA*, Thy will he done ' on earth ns it is done In Heaven. Even the finest construct­ ion sometimes fails to with­ stand qre. The only certain protection against finan­ cial loss is sound insurance. Re prepared! This agency has long been faithfully serving property owners. A. P. VISITING NEW York city with a party o f distinguished Texans, welcomed and looked up to, literally nnd in other ways, Calling attention to the nation's miction to the propo­ Governor Moody listens and thinks. S llriR T PANTS sal that Congress be convened in extraordinary- session in He hears that New York city nsk not for .riches, October, the Dearborn Independent declares there is a marked 's the biggest American factory Hut, oh, fo r n chance, To get some new britches— Indifference to the suggestion despite the fact thnt there is|,l?*n* tl!rT\in*r oul fi,v'' ,","1 a half I billion dollars worth of nroducts Just one pair of pnnts. much important legislation to bo considered. M IN N E APO LIS T K IIIU N K i year. Governor Moody is too — Kansas City Stur. Chief of the problems that confront the new Congress polite to mention the fuel that will that of providing a relief program for the flood strick­ any stilt., ho lias seen on his way I hope you get britches It is now recognised throughout South affected will be \vi Thnt will not bring snickers, en area of the Mississippi. It is principally for the reason •list, including New York, could the country thnt nn workers are thy, nnd sound nguin in i 1 refer to. the kind that nro of lending assistance to tho central section at the earliest pos­ lie tucked away in Texas and not performing n moro useful service ot time which, after a dis Now known ns knickers. attract much attention. Texas — P. H. A., In Times-Union. sible time that a special session of Congress is made impera­ alone, intensi'|dy cultivated, could in the rehabilitation of the flooded thin magnitude, would ha tive. In addition there is the question of farm relief which is feed every one of the I ,'.100,000,- regions of the south than unthinkable two generatio )0t) human beings on earth and county and hnnu demonstration certain to demand considerable time and debate. Plus -fours will pass In the foregoing there is For golf and the like, A number of other matters are looming, chief of which have room left to raise cotton. agents under the direction of the nl for the Northwest. It m Hut for uso Ip the office— is tax reduction. Muscle Shoals, the Independent points Call on the ‘strike. WHEN REJOICING over the department of agriculture. These taken a crisis to dcmonxtri t draout, will also come up for consideration. Then there are ques­ flight of two fine young army county and home demonstration nmticnlly the value of — Waycross Journnl-Hcrnld. tions of foreign affairs, corruption in senatorial elections men, don't forget Fokkur, who agents are being found indispen­ demonstration and county Indent Britches or knickers and appropriation measures also scheduled to claim the at­ made their army plane that took sable. Many carloads of food and work to the South; but tha/slue i Draw hiirdlyo glance; Hyrd, first of all human beings ft ed-stuffs, and many needed seeds is always there, crisis or niijrisis.j tention of federal lawmakers. Except when W» see over the North pole, nnd the With such an important program facing Congress, it is plane now carrying Byrd nnd nnd plants, have been shipped in-j Agriculture r.till needs pleny of A girl wearing pnnts. — Dado City nanner. w rd to understand national apathy to the quesion of a spe­ Ids companions to Europe. to the inundated area by outside rehabilitation in parts o f Airiricn cial Session. Interest of the country should be aroused to such The government should endow ngents; while on tho ground the { not necessarily inundated, and Britches or knickers Fokker generously, give him resident agents are available to j these agents can do just ns nueh . Trousers otpn nts; n .... ^___ a pitch that public sentiment would compel the meeting in whatever he wants, make sure supply the victims of the flood I for numerous backward colitics j October. Hut so far there has been little support given the fllrls nnd fldptHTs, that hr never leaves us. It owes : 1 now stop the rntits. with expert agricultural advice us in the Northwest ns they nil now HiiKRf^tion, nnd tho mison muy bo* ns tho *Kord niupi/.iiK1 — Tarpon Springs ledger. asserts, “ that wrangling, Jugglery and trickery such as him gm tltudA’ * It htth-owex j5nititifdr T o * Kher tn how |>s*ft to meet the problems doing for the flooded regio). of JO A I V off the South. The Tribune hat >ean ns a u result o good airplane builders, ineluding which hAVe arisen lls imarked the sixty-ninth*Congress have turned the interest of Jingles like th«i;e •tyan.of thcLindhergh plane,' and the chunge in t lu­ ordinary plant- preaching the value of this [J,me he public to disgust." The office hoy rnnnls: lleniy Ford, who has put into ing schedules. Is making our hreuth demonstration nnd county iw tit ---------------------------O --------------------------airplanes millions thnt he does Come in short pants. These county and home demon­ work iu season nnd out of sek iti; not expect to gtt mit. stration agents already have done' Ford, fortunately, dosen't need' much for the ichahilitution of itg -' heart- il is not surprised ul tl)o A fter tho . loirinlaturo, whnt— these agents now government endowment, lie keeps riculture in the floode.l regions; "«" * » that Tam pa Tribune.' Relief,thnl these ORLANDO RKPORTKR-STAR •'liquid," nhvnys having nt least they will do still more n» recovery performing such inviilunble servn thr.e hundred nnd fifty to four continues. Week-end m'ulurlata Will feel thu Tluiy will be on tiu-.foi the inundnted ureas of tl (Orlando Reporter-Star) country that have been consider­ hundred million dollars in the offerla o f that five-relit tax on job to fui-ilitutc the movement for , South. It merely sirtunits thn The rush o f |M >»plt. to rumps ed too rough ami rugged for gatiollnu. bunk. "coming hack" in the shortest walk thnt is important in a tin ------— o---------prepnred tivr summer outings any practical purposes are being time and by the shortest route. ' of crisis is equally important in The Smnkera didn't have n indicates how deeply the human converted into summer ramps; W H ILE HYRD W AS flying east Thanks to their knowledge of xu- period when the surface need (< rhanoo with Hill Fergu*' alanta In race is interested in outdoor life. and many city people maintain, across the Atlantic, nnd two young perior agricultural methods they u is not so cryingly acute; an tho first gam* of the aerie* Life had its beginning in a summer homes out in these rest-1 army men west across thu l’ nci- \}iil In- nhle to cut Hu­ convnlo-t- that part of wisdom is to coin* ful nooks rcsorvod to this genor-' fllCt ul m i „iilcs „n hour, our in- n nee period nt least in two j it voulntnrily rather than uni­ garden through which ran two nt ion. “ Hyrd Plnpc Renrhott Paris” , streams of water and on whose te r sting visitor, the comet Pons- -Thnnks to them the ngrieuiturnl compulsion nnd pressure. any* a Jacksonville Journal. Wax shores there were fruits and The love of living in the o |h -ii Winnecke, was leaving the earth, —r---- :— ------the Jnumnl thnt exrlted over the is popularizing Florida life behind, passing through various j flowers. From that day to this flight or wax somebody enrolexx? more and more each year. constellations ul the rate .f ftc.noo11 profile have found enjoyment be­ Here where children may go miles nn hour. side the still waters in a natural ST. AlUaiSTINK TIIIIII'NK T h n t President Ooplldge'x xupbarefooted the year round and live Shull we, tiny creatures, porterx want the coantrv to do lx cnvipanimint. , close to nature, country estates released from service on this earth to learn how to sing. "Oh, How I ihn more congested becomes arc being developed by the score. make some surh journey! Thnt!! We were in Sanford one day ty produces orreral million dollan I Want Yon. Dair Old Fnl Of Mine.” populations, nnd the closer the Our hikes nnd rivers nnd our would he more interesting thnn j |WH^ week on business and while eonfinment luid upon business ocean benches are being lined going into the ground to stay there, >there we naturally compared con- wortli of celery annually, St. Joht County produces several million' Ear! CnrroII lx Improving rapid- nu-n. the greater the yearning. with beautiful homes,some being . , lit inns there with conditions Hint dollars wmth of Irish potatoes ly In henlth under the care of for ciifttplift*—that froulift* foumli of a costly type, others o f the A PROFESSIONAL BEGGAR exist here. We were told thut Sent- annually. Hanford has its lake Iprixnn physicians. Isn’t it funny only in Ihe <|uiet,restfulretreats j simple country stylo that comport dies nt '.Hi, leaving $05,000. His inolu County ,produced more than j shore frontage, St. Augustine Iu* what you enn do if you have to do nature. For this reason many] |0 th© hIiik Io life. Clubs and hulrs quarrel and nu-n moralize on $5,000,000 worth of celery and ot- j{„ ocean frontage. Sanford huv a It! _____ the remote sections <>f •*— tin- camps are numerous and popular. the big beggar fortune. However, her vegetable crops. We were j fishing industry in river nnd Inti , it is pleasutit to think how happy shown the beautiful lake front at 1st. Augustine hus a fishing indu-Hccnuxc we know of the wenk the old heggnr must have fell Sanford und tinjn river and ocean, tl••■ « splendid ...... •Forest* j try II V III I I » ITI II IIII 1 *1I il II* with HU 1 condition o f their ryex, we advise thinking o f his $05,000 in cash. It Luke Hotel thatt is built on the j shrimp imd shell fish industry in. some o f our .friends not to go to kept him worm ns he. sat in the shore of Luke Monroe. We were eluded. Sanford lias the Fore-t MIAMI L IF E the bench ot\ the Fourth bemuse cold, in winter, offering ids pencils told of the fishing industry cur­ Lakc Hotel on the lake front, St. we are afraid Some o f the sights to pnsxersby. ried on in the waters of I-tike Augustine has Yiliino Reach Cas­ w ill mnke *eru blind. We’d like for once to see n con- Had gorgeous party Tuesday night . . . - - . n ------------------Monroe and the St. Johns River. ino und the St. Augustine Hotel ventlon delegate give an honest with bunch of excuhnrot dancers at ONE HUNDRED AND nineteen In fart we were shown many of nn its benches nnd ocean front. A news dispatch tells us that Lighthouse, Jimmie Hodges nnd years ago, in the German village • *r* • » IM a t i R " i »i» ............ . ...... .. Commander Hyrd lx defected be- report of bis work to his home ut.su- Jtox. Arose wednestlay at |„f Spnutekow, in Pomerania, when the business enterprises of San­ Sanford lias railroad shops. St. I cause he wit** finable to land In Par­ town clu.i. Observing tin- Lions' 1.’ o clock in Hollywood hotel and ' lightnitig striu k a cottage, Chris- ford and we were favorably im­ Augustine lias railroad shops and is. Wc should think that he and his into national convention, as well !ook hua back to Miami in time to |tiH„ Koike, bis wife and three pressed. Sem iiide County and Hall­ offices. So after comparing tinIcopHlan'nns "Amid be reinicing over us niuny others in various cities in attend cocktail party in Coconut •childn u were burned to death. Th. iard are progressive. Conditions two counties we have decided that past years, we’d suggest thnt some Grove. Dined at the Coral Gable* there « r v* good. [their escape from death. they are both progressive and goal nervy lion who visited here thn lliltmorc and went on Inspection 'village Iniilt a monument to murk places in which to live, hut tlieiOn our way hark home We be­ I their resting place, and two days With reports, of oil bei«i*» found Week give the old home town a te ar of llieleub later on in the are no gtenter opportunities ii gan tn compare the conditions in I ugo, utter wailing 110 years, light|in w vernl places and storiea go­ thrill by reporting us follows: evening. Awakened Thursday uf- tiing struck the monument and licminok- County and Sanford with business and no better place ii ing the rounds about gold dust be­ "Had great trip an train all ternoon about four o'clock and shattered it. Thnt would have mode tin- condition.* in St. Johns County which to live thnn St. Augustining discovered iu n Hernando rock way ftoni Ashtabula to Miami, •Piled a doctor and a couple of I everybody superstitious 110 years rnd St. Augustine. Seminole Couii- and St. Johns County. mine, we nuiy expect soon to bear passing through red and white li- Mirres. Wns aide t attend two real, o f u diamond mine bring found in ouor belts alternately. Greeted at house openings about midnight,' ago, nml it will make many superSeminole CoiyMy. Miami station. Tuesday- June I I, however. S|>ent Friday in bed DOCTORS W IL L BE interested • by benutiful blonde. Rent luggage Figured up expenses Saturday in offieial confirmation « f thnt J W e ncknowpalge wltii impn*ela- to convention headquarters nt morning wondered whether you’d I'AI.M REACH POST |llnn nn invitation from the San­ fVlumbuN hotel hut taxied to J stand for thorn. Met pretty lirun- whieli many of them suspect. Th«Rochester chamber of commerce, i ford cbsnjbor of commerce to the bench with blonde. It was ideal ; ette wodow at station ax I was leuv ltiiit lunrd advertising hus dune tlit-ii depressing influence. [festivities P r lilv , July 8. when the <on"cntb>» weather lieautiful i ing and decided to stay over sever­ investigating frndulent securities, discovers thnt "physician* in gen it is not too lute yet, ulthuiifi much in the pnst to popularize new road will he opened. We hone bulbing Ix-atub-s, sunshine, bncardi al days in Miami on my own excrul art- as gullible ns children in i products that have gone fur to it will be u long and somewhat di) I n real motor 'irocessinn can l>e fuedom and nil that sort of thing. lienses." ing trouble. add to our comfort und convcn- ficult joli to evolve any order ou 1 I made ut> frohl I^-t-shurg. la-t’s go The saddest part of it Is that the , ience. They have, in fust, served o f the chaotic conditions obtainin, together noil show o-ir Interest.— better the tile easier "it_ •is “Homewhut ofi uu M useful . . . . doctor, • —• * •••tjiiit w ii(*w h ac i u i Ipurpose, ' m j' vn , hut iim v I^eeshurg Fomnu-relul. at the picsent time. It haa got tit, to get his money away from him. j their devclopnunt bus been so rap- su now that in many places if or* SARASOTA TIMES Tiiis, neerhapa, is providential wis- |,| on,j *0 far' in excess of what is I'alstkn Nqws says it would like | wishes to view the beauties of mi . to see u lari’i field of entries in | Horn. It keeps hard at work vmlu- right or renannulde that we find ture u step-ladder with which tl the governor'll race, An- we to ga- 1 When robber* come to you r. guns on the first landing of their able scientists who plight other- j them today n menace to safety and climb to tho tops of the billboard^ Jther that tliei**»nnt S. J C. in the front door,ring tin* bell, und coni- front and back stuirs^tml prepare |wise retire prematurely, un eyesore, obstructing the nutu- hus come to lie a real necessity. ' l»overn«r*s fhn'r? Gainesville mand you to "stick 'em up” i t , to meet I lie rik-nt lei* robber* on i ral |>euuties of our country to an To facilitate cooperation u Na­ Run. Nuv, hruther, nay. Merely would seem that w# hud uhout his own term*. 1nluiniing extent. tional Committee for Restriction ot looking forward to *n profitable .reached the limit in bra** crook | Nonsense to one aide, however, it Clearly, tome wuy must lie Outdoor Advertising was organized > crop o f "p-'td political.” — Pnlatka rve. Just this thing happened in i* high time thut we stopped sentifound to curb this growing ten­ three years ago to act us u clearing I Nrw*. Hp«-tkhig o f ulterior mo' " ' k the oilier day. Fortin-- mentalizing about the "unforturlately, th<* iitendrd victim o f the ale,” tvHo are criminals "because tiv< Speaking about tin- weather, lire dency to obscure the land% u|M* house for all organizations work-f .— j stick-up was u polieeman who was I they have diseased minds." Crini- |you going south for the sum m er! I with arguments for tooth paste, i ing on this problem. Through the | I gasoline, tires and a liost of other efforts of this national committee U'lihln n -h-r» tiro** »bo wive* able to swing his right with dis- . innls are criminals because they | -------I will b- • -nd-n,' *h*-ir hu-bnods **n ustrou* effect and send tho sticker- arc too lazy to work hard for un , When may one rail a child (lull? materials. Thut the undesirable some aixty-threb lurge udvertirer* I I lit I Ia sboopi./,* Cighl* to Paris. W - N p sprawling. > iionesi living. No one needs to feel ' asks a newspaper headline. Tin- situation exists at all is due to our have ugreed t<> restrict their out-' sT-i- ••>*! 'bipk’ og how nice and If hfdd-llp is a sign of tlie sorry for them under any eircum-1answer is when In presence of the stupidity. When the outdoor bill­ door advertising to commercial dis­ Iroiivonlont fA* the wives to radio •bar, telling us which wuy the wind stances, for they get offended too |neighbor* only. boards were first put up that was tricts and the hillhourd industry |th« •wh,,n h:»If arroM blowlnif und whnt wi» nro coming ieasily in nine ruse* out o f ten. Jus-! the time it would have been easy has adopted new standards looking ------ i<»n lh- i-i'irH irit». nnd tail them fo 1,1 mmlern society, we had boat tin- seems to lie ill need o f harder | Somebody step* up to prrdirt the to have drafted restrictive ordi­ to somu degree of improvement of I to run I irk *fL-r some ii«m that |l*tgln to prepare for it. House- ladling, und the harder boiled it is end o f the world in August. Girl* nances thut would have confined present conditions. Let us hone j i to. u «a forgot to put on the "'lyu* should time six-sho<ders to ! tin- fnster it works, the hotter il ami hoys, could a butter time have them to commercial districts und thut this committee keeps on with jilie*r apron tiring*, mount m achia* 'w ^ u lJ La for all concerned- * , chos en? I lift. have left the highways free from this cpleitdid work. Is The Public Disgusted? County And Home Agents In Soutl C o n n e lly & Sons ErttnlilUlied HI0R 221 Magnolia Phono IS \Y A S H 1M i — U O L I S I I I M i — G R E A S IN G NO IMGGLY-WIGGLY PLAN FOR US The I’ iggly W iggly plan may be fine in a grocery store, wo lon't know much about it Hut we do know the plan of serving yourself has no place in our business. We are in the SERVICE business, and serving you is "Tho fondest thing we is of." "That Good Gulf Gasoline'' Stone’s Service Station Phone 77.1— W 15th St. & Sanford Ave. CAMP LIFE YOUR COUNTY THE HONEST REPORT C H IR O P R A C T IC STATE AND CO UNTY T A X BOOKS Will Hentitin Open Until Snturdny July 2nd. State and County Taxes may he paid up to and inehuliiiK Saturday July 2nd, the only additional cost to that date being the cost of advertising. Tax Sale Will Be Held, COMMENCING A 12.00 o’clock Noon MONDAY July -Ith, nt which time the first item on the list of delin­ quents taxes then remaining unpaid, will he sold; TA X SALE W ILL THEN BE ADJOURNED Until 10:00 o’cloc k A. M. Tuesday July 5th, 102J, at which time the sale of lands for unpaid taxes will be resumed. JNO. D. JINKINS Tax Collector, Seminole County BILLBOARD ADVERTISING Something Y ou Cannot Buy! FRONT DOOR STICKUPS Our Service is xom thing thnt Is given you without cost— it is n part of this organisation just as much us our stock hut you us our customer are given this extra—a delightful accessory to gotaix of merit. TOM SIMS SAYS rt ? 5 ? l u m b e r OM PAN’ cLbNLb TH E Y A R D W!TH A M IL L B A C K I N G 135 Holly Ave.. a! m il, 12th, lJlh Sta id y * Bond Grade Zip Service �THE SANFORD HEKALI), FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1927 LSocial fice Telephone 148 Mrs. A. T. Rossltcr and grandL A K E W ORTH— Work started dnughtcr left Thursday for Warren paving Lucerne Avenue to width Pa., where they will visit relatives of fiO-feet from H Street to A Street. for several weeks. and Personal Activities-: Residence MRS. FRED 8. DAIGKR, SOCIETY EDITOR — — Fourth o f July Mrs. II. C. Walker and little N O T I C K TO n t K I H T o n * Telephone____________daughter 859 — J left Inst week for Tut* I.i Court o f County J o -Ik c , HomtCounty. Hi m * o f Klorliln. " "• 1 •=—> nerville. (In. where they will spend In note re Estate or Horry lira mints M IL L IN E R Y S P E C IA LS Lewis. Dcce**<-rl. Social {Calendar T o all creditors. p>, itlstrlbll* MISS MARI E STEMPER IS HONORED Mrs. Phillips Hostess ,ho ,umm" ____ tens, and nil persons tusvlnir At Party In Honor Of . Roy Rnbcock who has been with claim s or demands airnlnst said THURSDAY AT LOVELY COURTESY estate H* liT iii. if u Stewart, the Florist for the past You, *ml rnrli « ( you. ntV —:J\lrS, llliam IlOldcn VL’}r. *eft Wednesday for hliTir.t'f"'notified unit required to> present I •I limt requlre-l t< An .unusually dcl!*,-V*iaSsv#»v* of this week was that o f Thurs­ day afternoon when Mrs. Harry Kent and Mrs. Henry Nickle were T U I^ n A Y hostesses at a miscellaneous show­ ±n's Missionary Society er at the apneiuus new home of fhodbt c A h f l f t e g B B M M Kent on Park Avenue. The {lock nt tii*' ehunh. "affair was given In honor o f Miss THURSD AY Marie Stamper, a bride-elect of Fashioned picnic for the next week. 1st Sunday School at UcThe rooms of this lovely home l rings. Cnrs will leave from were transformed into veritable rch »t 12:15 o’clock. garden* with quantities o f potted FR ID AY plants together with myriads of Daughters Sunday School roses, crepe myrle and zinnias. As the guest arrived they were If the Methodist Church will 1 yachting party, boat will asked to register in the bride’s bonk rom the pier nt 8 o clock, which was presided over by Mrs. E. II. Randall. j SATURD AY In the solarium a pretty table In’s story Hour will be held was arranged for the punch bow! I'clock at the Library. which wag embedded in crepe myrtle and ferns. and here throughout the afternoon fruit punch was served by Mrs. Iioo Rcnnud, \{ Much interest was created in the fashioning o f dolls from clothes ,’EW MIDDLE NAM ES £ "names in this day and pins and hits of crepe paper to . about as useful as the np-1represent Miss Steniper and Mr. hut if you are a close Stincciphcr. The cleverest boy vnn know t h e full names of doll wag made by Miss Stempqr " - l# rent people. See if you '**” can while Mrs. Middleton proved the ic full names of the men nun most artistic for the ludies. Roth pc initials have in the first were presented novelty dolls. A iltinls you havi uestions today. Answers to word contest was nlso featured in which words were made of the Questions are on page ,Vhnt is the full name of mimes "Steniper Stinecipher.’’ Mrs. Smith o f New Joe Meisch had the most wonts |tnr ••Al” and was given a quaint novelty kVhat y the full name of doll. Following the contests, the guest lander Byrd, naval (officer of honor was led into the dining Liator ? Vhnt does the "U . S." etjiml room to the struins of ..The Uridnl ! General U. S. t.rnnt* Chorus,” where the shower was presented. The dining table was IVhut Is the full name of j lie” Dawes, vice president ot | hited States? . Icnator Borah’s initials are I lWTiat do those inltinls stand uA sk One rtered with n huge .luck Horne•r ______ - ..ad Lily, Mich. pie in the form of a Inrga pink rose An RiUrCotlr.g social event of ■ n, * V. -* - — 3 JPk — . . . . . Ml. n . . Mi . . n I I I . . . I in which the‘ cifts were concealed. Thursday afternoon was the love­ Mrs. .Verne C. Messenger return­ At either side of the refiterpioce ly party given by Mrs. A. M. Phil­ ed homo Thursday evening from were tall pink cathedral candles in lips nt her home on Oak Avenue^ Jacksonville where she has been greon Crystal Holders. complimenting Mrs. William Hnrri visiting her mother. A fte r all’ the gifts t ut been} son Holden, n1recent bride. Dr. nnd Mr*. Hen D. Caswell left opened and admired, the loiteoae* A lovely setting wns arranged served an ice course. On < ich plate for this occasion with quantities Thursday evening for Alachua, w ire pink and lavendat baskets o f frngnnt roses nnd pastel-tinted where they were called by the filled with cnmlies. As sting in glndioli combined with asparagus critical illness o f Dr. Caswell’s serving were Mrs. Fr nces A. ferns. These were effectively nr- father Dr. R. A. Caswell, Woodruff, Miss Mildred Robinson raned in wall pockets, crystal and Miss Emily Me Mul in. howls and baskets. The gucstg were: M s Marie Much merriment wns A f f o r d e d Stem per, Mrs. Clare Stci fier, Mrs T. C. Carlson, Mrs. Hen Dickcr- by a clever contest in which each answer included the word "Pan” .1 son, Mrs. Gus Frank s. J. It. Ferguson, Miss S. Gooi le, Ml.is The prize, a bouquet of gtndloll, went to Mrs. Renjumin Whitrier. Jessie Hutchinson, Mrs. Krause, Miss Mary Lighter, M M. II. Tlie other prize, a dainty hand­ Macy- Mrs. Joe Meisch, Irs. Sch- made handkerchief, was won by Miss Clifford Shinholser. Mrs, mult, Mrs. E. Middle! i, Mrs. Woodworth. Mrs. S. Pierce, Holden received a pink and white Mrs. John Meisch, Mrs. hn lien- organdie shoulder flower ns g ift front her hostess. dcr. Miss Laura I.ehmar Mrs. II. At the tea hour Mrs. Phillips J. Lehman Mrs. Gillie . Mrs. served pineapple salad, snltines, Essie Durden, Mrs. Sclit Barber, cake and punch. Mrs. L. Kent, Miss I^ils /illiams, Sharing Mrs. Phillips cordial Mrs. Norton, Mrs. Ren tt, Mrs. hospitality were: Mrs. WilJohn Roily, Mrs. Fred I ]>•• Sirs, linm Harrison Holden Mrs. Ray­ Kncscrmnn, Mrs. Harry hurston, mond C. Phillips, Miss Ellen Hoy, Mrs. P. Thurston, Mrs. E. Hun- Mrs. Ethel IHrley. Mrs. Hcnjnnifn ter, Mrs. Kenneth Rob is, Mrs. E, B. Randall, Mrs. L, li lodging Whitner Jr. Mrs. Grant Wilson, Mrs. Sid Rive, Mrs. Harry J. W il­ Mrs. Is‘e Remind, Mr George son, Miss Katherine Wilson Mrs. Shinn, Mrs. S. It. Sibley Irs. Eva Franklin Hardaway of Orlando. Smith, Miss S. Tabor, *. C. 0. Miss Susies Weeks. Miss Ethel Ker­ Riley, Miss Mildred Role on. Miss sey, Mrs. K. A. Douglass, Mrs. Margaret Talbott, M Helen Rryan Kturman of Atlanta, Gn.ji Witte, Mrs, Virginia Tn >tt, Mrs. Mrs. Wurt W, Warner, Mrs. W, D. L. Torley, Mrs. Henry 1 :te< Mrs. Holden, Miss Clifford ShinholserFrank Woolfer, Mrs Frances Mrs. C. W. Shinholser, Mrs. S. 0. Woodruff, Mrs. Jullui Tnkneli, Shinholser. Miss Antoinette ShinMrs. Robert L Glenn, Is. W. K. holser, Mrs. H. S. Phillips and Mrs. Jochmnn, Mrs. J. M. Vpey, Miss W. R. Zachary, Emily Me Mullen. Mrs. J .C. Bennett and ilnughter Margaret have returned from Jack­ sonville where they spent a few days. Freeman Jelks, formerly of ’ hat causes the tides? Sanford, but now o f Savannah, Ga.bridge accessories wcrfi keeping Entertaining in her usual gra­ [That is the insignia known is spending the week-end here with cious manner, Mrs. J. G. Ball was with the color scheinc.i litnon’s Senl ? friends. hostess Friday afternoon at bridge V hat Is ft sam pan? The afternoon pnsi quickly when she entertained members of k’hnt Is the science of in the interesting gunl o f bridge Mrs. J. C, Mitchell anil small the Entre Nous Bridge club nnd and the ones holdinjic highest daughter, Dorothy, nre spending llogy .three extra tables o f players nt scores among the c l members the summer nt Thomnsvillc and' iVhn 1* George Souder*? i - I her home on Magnolia Avenue, nnd guest were g iv c «lk chiffou Yutesville, Gft. lim n H r i d i r e C l u b i honoring her house guest Mrs. hose. The one cuttinlthc lucky , . V in u . ^ J o ^ O r n i i r c Ball of Gninsvillc. Mrs. Earle E. Jones returned cant received an it ili mayon­ p|qk ami Invamler were the pre- naise dish. The guest I honor was home Thursday afternoon from Fort Pierce where aho has been J E C O U r i G r v®Ulhjc color* used in the living presented silk lingcn room. The card tables were covered visiting ns the guest of Mr. and Late in the nfternot .he hostess Mrs. W. /V- Belk. with pink and lavender cloths, the Wnllncce Ihers of Hu- I’nStimq Bridge bridge pencils wore topped with assisted by .Mrs. lore most delightflly enter* pink nnd lavender roses, and the Wright, Mrs. Dick rown nnd Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Inglis nnd Tburstlav afternoon a* the scorn puds nnd tallies were also in Miss Elizabeth Whiti served re­ Miss Emily Inglis. who have been freshments conaistiiof chicken Jof Mr*. .1. E. Courier at her these two colors. Bowls of exqui the guests o f Judge and Mrs. salad, sandwiches, ols, caltines, James G. Sharon, left Friday for Lin Palmetto Avunue. , site pink Radiance roses and ferns their home at Atlanta, Ga. Ihtening the rooms of this ns well ns zinnias were used with pineapple aherhert, iJcnke. (There were seven les of play home whiSte the \nhles bin pleasing effect. On the sun porch Judge nml Mrs. James G. Sharon [lne#J frr-play were howls of vivid-nued zinnias nnd deep red I ers who enjoyed thj»rdial hasand guests Mr. and Mrs, W. L. featuring the color scheme roses were artistically used. The I pitality of Mrs. Ball Inglis and Miss Emily Inglis o f yellow and green, Atluntn, Ga.. motsred to Daytona tallies used for the game Mrs. Ilnh Hull I two sons, Bench Thursday vfhere they »|HJiit kune in bathing .girls nnd at Harry nnd Jack, flo Saturday the day. Impletinn of the fifth ptoin their car for p oi in Georgia. )n scores were counted and Dr. and Mrs. E. 1). Brownlee an found; that the high scon* They will he ncco nied ns far small son. Hurry left Thursday an orange bridge score pad tq Live Ouk by M Haddock. for Mont rent, N. C., the presbyJen won by Mrs. Chris Mntteriun assembly ground. M1s.s Ruth One of the loveliest social court­ [Fnr having no luck with her Mrs. M. Minnrik I two young Crawford accompanied them ns far |Mrs, Ellsworth Harper won esies with which Miss Zells Shel­ sons left Thursd evening for ns Smith Carolina where she will if sinull score pncls. The Cut, fer of Augusta, Ga., the attractive Winter Park whet hey will ro­ visit relatives until August, at box of Coty's powder, went •guest of Mis. Wallace Wright, has which time she leaves for Ijuirel, been honored, was that of Thurs­ main until Sunday lling it* the Miss., where she will take up her R. L. Robertson. day morning when Mrs. George guests of Mrs. Bet Kent. work as church secretary. I'shments consisting of fro- A. De Cottcs entertained at bridge lit salad,' sandwiches, olives, nl her attractive homo on Park and punch were served lute Avenue. |iftemoon by the hostess. Reflecting the artistic taste o r playing were Mrs. Chris Iws, Mrs. Ellsworth Harper, the hostess in every way were the [alter Ruch, Mrs. Wurt Wnr- decorations and other details, The Vs. Clifford Walker, Mrs, M. color scheme featured was rose, Mrs. P. M. King and Mr*. lavender and purple and wns *ffactively carried out with r.sters, iRohettson. zinnias, roses nnd other pretty summer flowers from the hostess'.* own lovely gardens. Summer girls wearing large picture hats market! the tallies used for the game nnd when the sixth Ipupils, teachers and officers progression dhnd been complett I Methodist Sunday School scores were counted and the high |eir families are to enjuy a scoro prize a sport pin set with |July 7 at DeLeon Springs. brilliants wns awarded Miss Mary will leave from the church Apperann of Montgomery, Ala. T lilt ml irks the greatest opportunity of its kind for [5 o’clock and transportation Ala. For cutting the lucky card, II provided for those who Miss Mae Holly was presented n two gcil JIIS. io car*. This affair promises similinr pin. Mrs. De Cottes presen­ R E D U C T IO N S j °ae of the most enjoyable ted her guest o f honor with u 1m>w lldstory o f the Sunday School. knot rhinestone pin a* nmmento of 20% to 50% the occasion. M. S. MEET POSTPONED A fter all the bridge necessaries Every it is of customary Grecnlcaf & Croiby stand­ I business nnd social meeting hud been removed and the tables oman’s Missionary Society ard qua Approaching removal of our store to our ■Methodist Church which was spread with exquisite hand-made new 12 y home, corner Eaura and Adams* streets, covers the hostess assisted by Miss le been held Monady aftercreates epochal opportunity. lias been postponed until Mary Elizabeth Puleston, Miss \y afternoon at o’clock Olive Newman nnd Miss Georgia Mobley served delicious snlad and Church. You nnow realize outstanding opportunities for ice course, Mrs. Do Cottes' guests wore, ecunonin purchasing Diamonds, Watches, Silver­ Helen Wilson is spending j'ck* as (ho Ionise guest of Miss Zelln Shelfer, Miss Elizabeth ware, try. Also Tine China, Open Stock Dinner ■orothy Marshall. Puleston, Miss Olfve Newman, Miss ware, CJlass, Pottery, Plated W are, llric-a-Brac, Georgia Mobley, Miss Mae Holly, I “ ad Mrs. J. c. stapler and Miss Mildred Holly, Miss Helen Ktchedri Fancy Glassware, A rt Goods, Leather lUtlgest children left Thurs- \ ornoy. Miss Sara Evelyn Wil­ Coodsjnps, Nouveautes, etc. Iternonti for I’almkec where liams, Miss ( Marie Gene Gray of f111 *l,'*utl ft short time. Laurens, S. C., Miss Fannie Lois Martin o f Wetunipa. Ala., Miss N ow g time to buy gifts, to beautify your home. Thelma Howell nnd Miss Mary Julia Apperson of Montgom­ Sale pilpply on Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry (1st I ,,re visiting for sev- ery, Ala., Mis* Marcia Patterson, Door)gift goods in the latest inode (2nd floor.) I*4, T Tampa ns the guests Miss Avn Wright, Mrs. U o yl Louue Gramling. Hoyle, Mrs. Cauthen Hutchinson, and Mrs. Alfred \V. U-e Jr. Taqantait * f *ur Jirtt Rtmaval Salt linct JS6S. >nd Mr* R. M. Hoskins o f O r dan prtmptlj andfaithfully txtcuUd, lu ‘ ri‘. .. ‘•’u*‘#ts o f their Miss Shelfer Honored At Bridge Party Given By Mrs. G. A. DeCottes rmsT TO W ME <4 i Sifti] Clears nml Mrs. J, r . Little, Mrs. tn king and m u ll daughter L :*"*- J“ m* » and J. B. Stnpf ,Ul<* Thursday even* f "a u three weeks motor point* m North Carolina. Girls’ Noses Never Shine when they use this new wonderful French Process Face Powder called MELLO-G 1.0. Keeps that ugly shine away. Women rave over its superior purity and quality. Stays aiui Mis. w, tv. Abernathy on J°nl*cr— skin looks like a pencil ......... ... ntarrin ----- was —keeps complexions youthful— gc wa I m , h 7t! * " r,ivt' here Fri- prevents large pores. Get a box o f of m I h,‘ T ,‘t k-t'n'1 the MELLO-GLO Face Powder today. I their T" " Ud Mrn‘ **l» R«t|thur homo on Park Avenue. Stmford Drug Co. A !i lints in mir store w ill be on this one tiny to sell for $1.00 $3.50 a d i j ..a 5 * H ituH 1.. U The Q uality ' Shop i -j| 14hu h [ccNLEAr6|Crosby Company ) ^ * 41 W. BAY ^ JrksONVILLE-FLOMDA In R a f f eld's GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE j I ] i W h y Wait? You 11 Never Find Prices Lower!!! TH E SE PRICES G O O D F O R S A T U R D A Y O N L Y ! rtained lnursuay irs. I *r*. I.. H. J„nes nnd Miss Jones ut their home on Avenue enroutn to Cleve*nn„ and Roanoke, Va. Saturday Only Special Offerings For Saturday Only MRS. BALL ENTERTAINS AT B1 IN HONOR GAINESVILLE VISIr lodists To Enjoy Ion Springs Picnic any claim s nnd demands wlilcli you, or e it h e r o f you. may have nsralnstl the estate o f H a r r y Hrandou Lew is deceased, late o f Ketnlnole County. Klnrlds. to the Hon. .las. II, Khurun County J ui I k O o f Hemlnole County,| nt Ills o f f i c e lit the County C o u r t - ■ hi use I n ‘ Sanford. Hemlnole County, Florid a, w ithin t w e lv e months from the dttle hereof. Dated June 2< n 1SS7. D A I S Y M. I.E W IB E s e r u t r l * o f the Kstnte of Hu rry llrniulou L ew is, I)... reused. 9 FREE! FREE! FREE! bl •i ■i i J A ONLY 10 HAND MADE VOILES LEFT You will never get it Summer Voile an cheap uh we nre offering them. Genuine hand made of beat ma- | terial, snappy styles, priced ut on­ ly ?2.95. GET IN ON THIS NOW! A PAIR OF SILK HOSE FREE WITH EVERY PURCHASE -----L WHY WAIT? THESE FROCKS COST $10 VfHY WAIT? THESE SILK \ DRESSES ARE $25 VALUES . •V.. These frocks of Silk cost us $10 and in some instances more. They must be sold —we cannot carry any stock over— your grain—our loss—come now—they­ ’re going: Last! Your friends and neighbors have seen and bought these lovely dresses we are featuring so cheap. Regular $25 values and you will never find them cheaper— its an opportunity—grasp it now! It’s Your Wait and ; Big- Chance To Save Money Wish You / [ / Had—Buy And Save Saturday Brings Big Values Here! R a f f eld’s Ladies Shop Eirat Street “ Stylu Without ExtruvaKance" nni p) �TIIE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1927 NO LEMONS HERE! BY AHERN OUR BOARDING HOUSE OUT OUR W A Y W f l UIISH'T'HAT CAK\ (SETT fD 'T O U C H W IT H J JfVlWDBAE OF W rksH-tpilot; i 'll m a k b a ^oD-stop, S k i . A llo o P L T YL16UT“lb "THE PHILIPPINE ISlAhiPS !*—* L f V lo d L D T m BlilLPI^G A MWSTeRV MOliOPLADE gj VlELL SIR,—L W ake a rtoD-GAT v\ILL REVOLUTIONIZE-THE PRESENT 'iTl,LLifeLLv/oi) A;' y efnp FLIGHT * paw r</PE oF AlKCRATT l ^ T - ' ' ^ r . il\ 7 -S 001 Or / ■^ViEI^H-r OF.rEUL lb ''THE m adpicap } here'.) i} about -To PISTMCE.^BtTT; S I H - I L L LET Y— I A6PBE i X !-«<W V V oO itf o A - I W S M lic a - .M V PLAM B l\U lT H ( MILL DoT HAVE A Mo-To r ! — Mo 6 AS’ V I * ~ E 6 A P S I R - 11* M IL L T L ^ VIPTH > P O W E R F U L <2>PR lD 6S’ A 1C C j ; a S - r a R c^ f v y ;> /v\l \AV - 1 M O W USTeki "To M E VOUKiCt LAD^—---l B Y WILLIAM! aa/asu V ^ LMEM 'Ti-UMKlMGr OF SOGA A “TMiKlC? 1-1 \AJEMf AMD GoT V ~ T !T o ID K Fu il l A LL. l s , y L lf iC O lf ij r^-'A MAD'S 7 VLE6S ^HoOLPJ f Be -Jdst •s fLoDOTMoiiOllJ VHDP^THEM DP J -TriousAtiP / -ir-To REACH ( "TH' - J Mu-Bs y ^ J i 'l3p, GR0DDP!f most remarkable displays o f oruiic ; over I'lVen In Calilii-lil recently « t Annuheirn, where tho seventh unnuul r»Ki! bIiow won held. Two prnrheH helped to enhnneo tho iiu exhibit, which was one uinnnjr hundred* of nttmutlvo ss Uillie McCarthy (lo ft) and Miss Violet lloegu mo tho r jiy v u s r i'f 1 ' OTvTrAMcX VN/I-W m o t h e r s g e t |uo.U,s>AT.crr, g r a ’ j TE’W'LLam^ 'T / C IRCD M STANTfAL* EVIDENCE.' BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES WlrtMT TvVt V1T00W6 WanOtRTOL , B,\vvy? vr was tad tAosT \*v VRTS5\Mt- CtTOMOMy \ VMIR. SANM- ___ _ Ov\ ,\V\ 5o 61A0 You'Rfc V \tR E , WHY. \ voltv) y o o o 0t- AV\AVOtffc -AMD t’Xfc A«RW *GtD ^MWSTTrt\M6 S o l CAM GTAY BWTKER. 0\YLy- ------till Cora ano RoW VoNG CAM X'C ‘i \ 'PRoV.ToYT you ^tay ? S?\ V'. ?) ( WWW*- - ro»\W'odf •YouKt t o 6660 * MX; — VOUKc ET TH* * ftWX blGRcTUttK TUlcM.'TOO-t ntVOOtrtt PtR- . MAV5 yooO l\ K t To Oo S o m e SrtCP9lM6 - MERt’S A ERAU D MEW CHECK B o o k eANYBopyvJER. r Tor. y o u - Am p Y ou cam WRttfc yoUR OVIK) VlCCRW TT~T.'I- / c '*n *1M* smvKf. I « ere w,«.rir.«T. SALESMAN SAM \ "SW 9UW IS TRQIA VoDOUK, v FS* -WlHGS V6 si.ovJ oOT -weRe- gi»ot, tAejotne Place, viserg . TW P eople, l w e , t r e e , / Sam Knows Leiaiae mwK- \ KSoW 3\J^r lu place, v -Hv we/, \ ooi L)AUtifS5ee J^etL.-TH is i$ m * So GOL OM ttovte.'. yoMLW 9Lvce. \ Ttxyce. \iie g o t ^ ia o t y KMOVI o f — . ^ V__ 9OD0I' y / / ' -----— ---- -— I— T M i WILP AS’ UtteUSE'. PeopLe tw<= free W IL P ,.^ ’ ID TEDT5!’ . ToSlTe A " THE. JH£IK . 'La Vital’s Wrong1With This Picture L^ciw/ U( Nt» StFWICr. INC B Y TAYLOR BUlMtj T1ICREST OF *Ote RADIO OUT IMPIE KlTCHCivI, cyi ick — thewrse Goim "rb BROADCAST O RCdlPe R *< MAKING dtSOiHTS /ANPT'/'l l gonna TRy My ftAwo ^ AT IT' y OUR R e e tp e FOR B IS C U IT S I U A S POW’T G ET p n v staticmixed FutXOWS----- / IN WITH TH E B K -K -c r a c k ; z ip . RtL'irei’or' ONeCUp(tOUK~ oHyten,L'D Rmee s'fiT '*• TreAsrooNFO LS OF GNG (toWOeR*ONtASPOOftF’— ! b^ P L O P I KEEK! Ttf’ BAneRy^ oe/io/ OOWNtOWAI . ANWHOW/y 7fu$ is Gonna G»e P ie to n V ME V o clo»c itudy wilh a inieroxcopo lo tell wlmt'a wron^ with Kraph. In fuet.it'n enny. Iteally no trouble at all. The t;irl« Inllywood hathin^ »rirlu, Ethlyne Clair (le ft) and Harharu ii wrnnjr tiling' about it in that they're in the water. Indian Girls Meet Coolidge GAR0rtG& fta u • mt ori' o iu i i i nia acavtct. me. WASHINGTON TUIJBS II *-AM, t TnO06V\T MOD lO L V ^ RiE NISI St AMT MANAGER. SAID \T v A j 0 . v:, -t o S T E P OUT “^OtAt OF THCSEt r-ANCy BY CRANE W E LL.JT A ^ V E D WitA A M ' WL GIMIAE A CLOUT IN TtV . -CROOT. y . [jxert. l t o l d n»v\ HAD MN EXE o u Th* utTTWfc C U TIt OvICR I B t t Z E A»f Olt, X A DUNMASl XA POOR. SAT! vV L-riilejit I - I'dj i ■. Mi., nbAT of girl • fro in tl; « « the chief executive. nal irunrd troops at itupid United States Indian School ?°°3s& \ i a u a MT/ifr.; C'V^i Br hi.A U-i.ict wc NO VJ0WD6R.*. ATS VVS �PAGF, SEVEN THE SANFORD HERALD, FRTDAY, JU LY 1, 1927 Sanford Daily Herald ANT AD. KATES I’.r m .: UaHh In Advance -phone ads, will he rec put unis and collector nedintely for payment, 10c n Hoc ime 8c a line imes 7c a Hoe lines Time rales on request. in fW oadster TOl'CO AUTO TOT DRESSING urcs. Waterproofs, softens mid proone 489 serves. makes your top Inst for* I Bank ever; money Imck guurnntce, no TOR R EN T— One two room and one throe room apartment. 018 [ lirush fuss or muss. 500 runs sold Phone 2802. --------- in Tin. |»st .30 days. Salesman Oek Avenue. JEW ETT AND PAIG E ee 1). W. Short. Sale* TOR RENT.. *> room house with T IV E 'S GARAGE tall Bld'g. Sanford, Tin. hath on West First Street. $25,00 Snnfurd Dealer Month. Apply 117 Populnr Avenue /IR W. 1st Et. Phoi SEM INOLE HUDSON- ESSEX INC 203 Oak Ave. Phono 41 MONEY— to loan on improved doriuililc residential proper!} -u Sanford nl 0 per cent interest, no brokerage- Andress Loan P. O Box 503 City. 4— It uni nous Service he reduced rales are for sccutivc insertions, ix words of averugo length counted a line. [illinium charge of 30c tor t insertion. , , II advertising is restricted proper classification, f tin error is made The Sun- Depend on R O Y A L CLEANERS & DYERS We clean anything. Do all kinds of plaiting. Phone 481 -J. Iveslock FOR RENT 5 ROOM UNFURNISH ED STUC('!> BUNGALOW. 2 BED ROOMS, LIVIN G ROOM. DINING ROOM, KITCHEN <equipped with electric range), BATH (with hot nnd cold water). LOCATED 2300 P A L M E T ­ TO AVE NU E. RENT SUMMER RATES. PHONE 118. 5-ROOM bungalow for rent, with bath and garage, on French Ave., near 11th St. Phone 224 or coil at 001 Park Ave. PHONOGRAPH™., repairing, piano tuning by experts with 17 years experience. Sanford Music Store and G ift Shoppe. Room 10 & 11 Me 11 — MlHcellnnoi Lander Arcade, Phone 832. V Herald representative roughly fnmilini with rates, es nnd cla»aiiication will u you complete Information, d if you wish, they will ussist i in wording your want ad. make it morn effective. IM PO RTANT NOTICE Idvortiscrs should give their oot or postoffiee address as II rs their phonu numher if y desire results. About one ider out of a thousand has telephone nnd the others ft communicate with you ess they know V«ur mHroas. V|| discontinuance M U M "J do in person at The Sanford mid office or by letter. Tele,nc discontinuances are not irleous Announcements ■ g ATION nnd PLUM BING— K - specialty. We handle electric ■ r s , pumps, homo light and ■ r plants. Saotord Machine ( o, Ulomc biles II I I......... . ATTRAUTIVF moms to rent for store* or offices at Pnr't Ave -ml Commercial Street. W. M Young, Ownex, 208 i’arkiAvo., opposit' Court House. Wanted Below nre the unsworn to the '‘Now You Ask One” questions printed on page .'I. I — Alfred Emanuel Smith. 2— Richard Evelyn Byrd. 3— Ulysses Simpson Grant. ■I— Charles Oates Dawes. 5—William Edgar Borah. f — Attraction o f the sun and the moon on the sea waters causes the tides. 7— Solomon’s seal is made of two equilateral triangles so inter­ laced that they form a six-pointed star. 8— A sampan is an oriental skiff, propelled usually l>y sculling or poling. i>—Graphology is the science of rending character from hand­ writing. ..I FU R N ISH E I*— rooms and board available for refined couple in small family; pretty home, close in and in nice neighborhood. Address CONCRETE in every shapo nnd “ Room & Board” care Herald. form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod­ U — Rooms W it limit Hoard ucts Company, Fifth und Maplo Sts. Phone 112-W. I UNFURNISHED CLARENCE SMITH Elm Avenue, General Contractor 100 West First Strco* COOE sleeping rooms, all conven­ xt Phon* 441 iences, rates reasonable. * 1201 Magnolia Ave. Phone 3GG-J. MET A L ROOFING—The Roof Evcrinsting. Metal shingles: lf>— Apartment For Rent standing seam tin nnd galvanized roofs. See James H. Cowan. Oak ave. and Third St. Phone 111. SA LKS.M BN W ANTED We have an opening for a Sales­ SANFORD BUICK CO man to sell Chevroiets. We prefer 212 Magnolia Ave . a man with automobile experience Phono 3G7 who can show a record of perfor­ mance and who can furnish satis­ R U P S —MARMONS factory references. However if you Sanford Automobile C have sales ability and nre willing Magnoliu Ave. Pht to woj^t and to study you can surILN — FORD — FORDSON cced in this work Chevrolet is the fastest selling car in America to­ Edward Higgins Inc. merciul & Palmetto. Phone 331 day ami this position offers u real opportunity for one who can qualify. BOOST SANFORD THE New Sanford Booster W HITE- HIG H L P Y M A N , IN C. Sanford Ave. at Tenth. a displaying bunch o f celery i each. Studebaker Agency W AN TE D — Young man to do Juan Garage Co. sales work. Must have car. Good territory. Good commission. Semi­ MODEL TRIM CO. nole Awning Shop, Phone 11. •rim the car, not the ownu Phone 817 for estimates BOYS W A N TE D — Can use five P. W. RADFORD good Imys who at'1* hustlers. Can earn as high as a dollar an afli-rnoon. Apply Circulation Depart­ ment Herald. A Real Homelike Place To Stop Conic to The Ocean View Hotel n Cm omnia Beach. Fla. rimroly screened. modern, lm provementa. Rates $3.fill it day /.merirnn Plan; $15 tier wee *.10210. $25 double, B. J. (’O A T H S. M gr. Parking Fur nit tin* Dray inc—Storage E. Chorpcning Civilian Airplane Is Ready For Pad lie t'ltonr 3302 nr 570 W Jqchttm'iil:; ‘jjijk-l Hcici AbroluMtj F .rcpiocf S.-jn? Diuciion In Tim Slato Of Florida In the flowing well distrirt tienr Sanford, with clay subsoil. On i the highway nnd one mile from t IR M S H E D — apartment, 3 rooms R. R. station. and hath. 112 MuplefAvc. Already elenrod, Perfect drainage. YES, ITWI/OK 7WEGE is -v o u Fours a d e S E P -7 U E R E S 6ET77AJS A LCfr OF AAAI L --------- 7 70 Ca y ' r GAOG FOR V oids b e t rrs ABoor TUG S AET LAAJP PCV^V E S E A )T ^ F O R .*.1 > Virgin soil of unsurpassed foi tility, will grow anything. I,non Acres in units of r< ii>'ro51 a ** manv as you want AT A PRICE SO LOW IT W IL L "Make Your Head Swim" Home Seekers, Here Is Your Chance It Msy Never Come Again If you cun make a man 11 rash payment and finance your first crop, it will easily pay (or the land. If you are looking for n "Snap” Here It Is See Me At Once W. M. YOUNG Bargains In Real Estate Park Ave. and Commercial SI. 1>RATT I C A W 7 A&UP IT-VWAITAiOUJr/s 6E77 im 6 ir OPEAJ&D " PONY FARM S SPaiMaoAue ■J. 6 . A . i«*lonc II-So,../ id ,ala*, U. 8. 4. :ar 8tn j.i, J iillu t t*aj that r°* tlM "* * IU » i *M|f»4 t* is* • h i or •• u* shoal* arm* 13 jour * U l I * or atsut U>* ,*llbtl; t ( i -tr. lour* n rj tnOi, "LLinnsf ANDREW JACKSON Aashwlle Term 'The A N S L E Y 9V PIEDMONT CH larla Gm DJr.klcr Hotels Co.Jnc, C rjiln p L Dinkier Au. t,V---nMr» cl tcuilum / ------ O f l o n e y Men’s Linen Wash Suits YES, money buys comfort— mil comfort's ubout the nenrest tiling to happiness that tin- Kop­ iy Plumber ever huiiril of. Our plumbing ability is waiting yuur call. CHICAGO, July 1 — (IN S ) — Extermination o f Chicago's minor west side Ixiolleggers, said to liuvo refused to join an alcohol syndii ate, continued today when Loren­ zo Alagnu was shot und killed by machine gun bullets as he was about to enter Ids home. Detectives were unable to discovi-i any witnesses of the shooting. For Arb lni! O i I in-il F**«i See A Fool Specialist Phone 102 F o r A p p o ln lm rrl Phone 207 Dr. .1. R. Vidlcr A.D. Rosier Chiropiallsl PHONE 17:1 At L lo y d '" Sljoi» Store R egular T rip s T o G R E E N S P R IN G S P A R K E very Thursday, Saturday ami Sunday \ Leaving Sanford r.l 2:311 P. M, Returning At .. ... G:tl() P. M. C. VIEL ^L » "A Subaluntial Jeweler in a Subhlantiul Ully” i <Sf»ccl<z! 108 Magnolia RgxIik I Trip 50 Cents liK'liiriing Admission T o l*ool YACH TW ELAKA Also Avai l abl e fur G harter Keasunalile Rate See Cttpl, Rice EXCURSION kU'^iu \ } loa: M O 112 K- Second St. \ l X . I . H. JACKSON l " 8 ^ phone (ill i SANFORD Round Trip to 21— Acrcujfe For Sale MUCK LAN D S ARE VA LU A B LE Just three mites from the _cil) limits on highway 1 have eight acres of muck lands that can be bought for $500 an acre or spoi-i.d price made on all of it. Thirty acres in entire tract includes riti ii s lands and other good garden land. Fine place for poultry and truck of all kinds. Men can make living raising bulbs, celery, vege­ tables and poultry for Kunford and Orlando markets. Address R,VA. C. cure Herald. This will not he oil market long. I f you dp not think this land is worth the price try to buy .,ome of the muck lunds in other parts of the country. 25— Miscellaneous For Sale rx t w fg at aapra Bismlnghatn Qla Sanford Laundry FOR R ENT 2 Ihret furnished apartments aid. By Blosser REDMONT T U T W IL F R A ’ t t y at L a w Pinctirn in State & Federal Courts Garner-Woodruff Bldg. Phone 81IH O AK LAN D . Cal., July 1— (LN l— The civilian piano which wu to have raced the army Kokker .. o .if being first to fly for the honor to Hawaii, wlill hep to Honolulu and thence, pass ihly to Guam, the finuncial sponsors of thc project insisted today. The Iravelnir mol with gasoline and o today upon the mile hay form airport. I at any time with onl FOP SALE:.. ONE OF BEST itmry of warming op FIVE ROOM BUNGALOWS ON tendanta declared. PALM ETTO AVENUE. IN S A N -' Meanwhile Anthony FORD HEIGHTS. CORNER LOT, E. ,L Moffett, who si EQUIPPED WITH ELECTRIC purchase of the plane RANGE AN D W ATER HEATER,- ment, were reported PRICE LESS T H A N M AR KE T Cree«l over keeping E VALUE. TERMS TO SUIT BOX ns mint. Several vnl 1-i C’.O. HERALD. 'offered to lonhu-e ( GARAGE A P A R T M E N T — 4-rooms — — . . . . . --------------sleeping porch, bath, 2 garages.120— 1‘Ttrm.s Fu r Stile $35. Will sell furniture for above |—---------------—•— complete for $150. Biggest sacri- i fire in town. Apply 310 1-2 Pul- 1 BEST BUY IN AGUIC metto Ave. . A L LAND FURNISHED APARTM ENT Til rep rooms and bii,h, nl! mod rrn conveniences, good location reasonable rant. Phono 831-J. TWO rooms, kitchenette and hath beautiful outlook; nil Improve nir*nts; attractively furnished inode rat i> rent bv week. Ymilig't Apart meals, office 200 N. Park Ave. Hi-lint \ \ \ K. WHITE DODGE isure cars and Graham Trucks nnd 13th St. Phone 3. >GINS & COW MAN CO., Auto adiutor ami shcel metal works n and Ornaments' sheet metal k. Tel. 71G-W. 207 French Ave. IlKlitNNINU If t.oiH i : mill IS iif Itloi'k e o f Sanford. Florida W ll.l, SH ARE— expenses fo T H IN K — If you nm ‘ tanking of transportation to Fort Myers t> building, why puy the Architects l vicinity, Address W. E. B. 301 W several hundred dollars for plans, , 10th. St., or Caro Herald. 19— Houses F or Sale when you can get the same free, nnd keep your money in your pock MEN AND WOMEN ...of good apct . For further Informatioi) see pearame to work for a local con­ SANFORD -NOVELTY WORKS. cern. Easy work, full or spare time, V. C. Coller, Prop. Building Con­ good remuneration, Puy every day tractor, General Shop & Mill Work Apply to The Herald Office. and House Painting, 116 N. French Ave. Phone 235-J. 1*1— Rooms With Board 1,UMBER nnd complete line t f building material. Low prices. Security Lumper Co., “ Whcro Good Grmles Come From” Maplo ami Sixth. Phone 71)7. ............. nil a lley SI fuel ami a lln-nru In n mi tit flu••*Jnrrtlnn to n point 7J fe et tlic eniit Mtil.- o f Matntn■nlir anil •'.* f.-.-t atnl 7 m n tli o f tlu< liintli wall' iil Hli not. and running Smith 117 ti'i'l nnd 7 in. tin' liortli Hid*' of Third Itltinee 1'iint 15 toi’t to JO—George Souders won the 500mlle automobile race at Indianapo­ t-ROOM Cottage, unfurnished, for lis speedway. rout. 1700 block, $25 a month. BUILDING BLOCKS - Irrigation TW O REFRIGERATORS — Good Box 1700 rare Herald. cuiid.lioii; priced rrnaoiiiihln.P.cr boxes and general cement work Miracle Conrrete Co. J. E. Tor- son Larkin, Inc. Mclaindcr Arrau* 17— Husi.loss Places For Kent Phone 880. willegcr, Pmy, 3rd and Elm. LAN EY,S DRUG STORE— Pre­ scriptions, Drugs, Soda. Wo am t,s near you ns your phone. Cat! 103 A n sw ers' FOR SALE :. .CORNER LOT IN PINEH UBST. ONE BLOCK FROM FRENCH. CASH TA LK S . MAKE AN OFFER. R E PLY LOT CARE HERALD. CROSS-TIES— and grade er dimension, n tl.,-1, I’ onovn Quick Service Low Prices We do ull kinds of electrical, battery and repair work. Try our guaranteed serviee, suvo ami he satisfied. Fletcher Battery & Electric Co. 820 W. 1st. St. Phone 382W Tlir-i- and many other nllr.irliMund economical lour- hare been arranged for your plcasnr-. Sec and enjoy the Seashore, Mountains nnd l.akes. For details, cull on or eominiinirnlc with On your fourth of July motor trip be­ cause you are usinj*; JumvH L. Wells, f i r e s t o n e A. TIRES—TUBES COMPARE THESE PRICES FIRESTONE OLDFIELD 1)5x3 Vi CL Cord $ 7.35 30x3 Vi 8. S. Cord $ 9,35 31x1 8.8. Cord Ml.HO 29x1.40 Halloon 8.40 30x4.75 Halloon , J 10,95 30x5.25 Halloon $13.65 31x5.25 Halloon JH.20 30x5.77 Halloon SI6.05 33x6.00 Halloon $17.00 Firestone Tire 411 West First Street HAVE YOIJU “ CHANGE OF C LIM ATE" THIS SUMMER WITHOUT LEAVING FLORIDA. 11-11 Hu- - . - « i - h » r p n l l l i i . l i i i i u l l r M f b , n l i r r r > n u untl » « u r I i i m i l . m u , eli-nlt- ■>■■ t l i r i . M l r x a m l . u r «l In •••• r • > , i u r * r l . r - lu ilii- i-irnl - u r f , u n i l r r Ihi- -<m >II i I mu iii.il r * - I r r - l i l u i t --.•■ill. \ l l u n lli- T r m l r X V lu i' s. W l i r r r m e r n i n i t a l l i n . n u l l i r Itriu -h , i l i i n r l u u In )>|m- ii |ii». I I I I i i i i - u r I r - l l n u t l i r l r n i u t l i r a o n l l i r - I r i m i l , « . h r r r K r l i n e r tlhl h i . — ar r . " T lir liru n a H i i I I I h v . i t — ■n l I,, f o u r f , hr l i l ur - . 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Station ATLANTIC i COAST LIN E Txyj » » on TheSrandard PallroadoF the South � 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, July 01, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 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/5b35e23b476411644c0afa1a9c610e85.pdf 2ae6a29e5aa47126cfaca9e702979e82 PDF Text Text TH E W EATHER YOUR NEWSPAPER Mostly fair tonight and Sunday: gentle to moderate winds, miatly west and northwest. blishcd in FJorida'* Heart e World’s Greatest Vegetable •lion. Its Richest Garden Land Learned Wire International News Service rms Parley Agrees o Lim it Of 1,800 ons On Submarines SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1027 Byrd Starts The Season s Third Flight Across Atlantic AMERICAN NAVAL 3*Years; Proposals EXPERTS BELIEVE ? L im tt^ S u b m e rl President Doumergue O f F ran ce E u logizes Byrd And Companions Helen Wills Is Now Commander Of Third Trans-Ocean Flight Premier Tennis Star Presents Executive WIMBLEDON, Eng., July 2 With Special Flag - ( I N S ) —Helen Wills of Cali­ )f EnglandHcld Up Coolldge Hope That Geneva Conference Would Result In Disarmament Blasted; Mere Cruisers Expected WASHINGTON, July 2— (IN S) —The Geneva naval conference, sponsored by President Coolidge in the hope that it would result In GENEVA, July 2— (INS) armament reduction, bids fair in[-Experts at the tri-power stead to result in 'a n appreciable bnference for the limitation increase in nrmumrnt. wns the opinion of Ameri­ fr naval nrmamenrft today canThin navul experts today after ex­ (greed to limit submarines to amining the initial proposals ad­ I maximum of 1,800 tons and vanced by Great Hritnin with re­ gard to cruiser strength. Not less let the age limit on such ves- eruisers but more cruisers, is the lols at 18 years. gist of the Ilritish program as thus fur outlined. Acyl cruisers pro­ vide the crux of the entire nwnument problem a t Geneva. The Americnn proposal, laid on the conference table a t tho opening session, called for Groat Britain and the United States to limit their respective cruiser strength to .100,­ 000 tons with 80,000 tons for Ja p ­ an. The United Statea hasn't any­ thing like .100,000 tons of cruisers, even counting the old and now al­ most obsolete types. The proposal was framed here with the iden th at this government could juggle the excess destroyers nnd tho most ancient of the cruisers in such a way ns to eliminate a lot of old tonnage and by n carefully worked out system of replacement building gradually come up to the 300,000 mark. The latest proposal of tho Bri­ tish delegation, however, has r a ­ ther startled administration offic­ ials. The British hnve informed Minister Hugh S. Gibson th a t they [there will be no sessions of the do not consider 800,000 tons of [>*ohference. Many of the delegates cruisers sufficient for Britain s are planning week-end excursions needs In defending her far-flung and fishing partles.On Tuesday tho colonial outposts nnd trade routes. delegate m will take up the cruiser Five hundred thousand tons would problem in earnest and before the he more like it, tho British declar­ end of the week the conference, it is believed, will cither hnve been ed. Should the conference ultimately broken up or hnvo justified the rea­ adopt anything nppronchlng those son for Its existence. figures, it woujd pienn for tho Uni­ ted States a building program of considerable magnitude. Ju st how great may be judged fro™ the fact th at today tho United States has but 10 modern cruisers, of a total tonnage of 76,000 ,two under construction nnd six more author­ ized but not yet laid down. It would cost nearly a half billion dollars, naval experts figure, for the United States to reach naval purity with Great Britni on nny cruiHer allotment greater than 300.000 to w . . The American delegates nro ex­ pected to contend strongly for a limitation close to th at recommend­ ed in the original progrnm, 300,000 tons. In fact, America is willing, us Gibson said a t the opening of tho conference to hoc the ratio of 300.000 tons m aterially reduced. 2 A lleg e d Slayers Of South Carolina Sheriff Out Today Ruth Trails Gehrig In Home Run Battle numerous affadavits had been read a t a habeas corpus hearing here yesterday before Justice T. P. Co­ chran. Justice Cochran made known his decision to allow the pair to be released on tand Immediately after the affidavits were prosont- Building Permits In . June Total $52,000 C. L. Goodhue, city building in­ spector, announced yesterday thut building permits issued in Sanford during tne month of June totaled the sum of $52,000.00. *The largest of these was to the Coca Cola Company for the erec­ tion of the new $12,600 plant which is now under construction on East First Street, across from the Forrest ta k e Hotel. NEW YORK, July 2— (IN S)— Br.bc Ruth the greatest home run h itter of all time is trailing ta u Gehrig his youthful team mute, in the home run marathon today. Geh rig hit his 20th circuit clout yester­ day nnd is one homer ahead of tho Bambino. Gehrig has dentel the bleachers 12 times since tho middle of June. He and Ruth together already have walloped more homers than a whole team ordinarily gets all season. Tho entire Yankee club hns made 70 homers to date thin season und hopes to bread Its own league rec­ ord of 134 homers for u reason and possibly the National tanguc m ark of 140, made by Chicago *n 1884. >) '"B uster" is eleven years younft«r than "Babe.” Contaminated Meat Swimming MeetOpens Poisons 800 Troops At Daytona Beach LONDON, July SL—(IN S)— ,, DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., July j ~ ( 1N8)—Palm Beach, W inter I ark, Orlando, Lakeland- St. Pe­ tersburg, Tampa and Daytona Beach are represented in the Flor­ ida A. A. U. Men's senior Indoor swimming championship’s which started here today and will con­ tinue through July 4. Edward U. Robby, J r. uquntic star of Palm Beach and the New York Athletic Club, who hra won several championships in meets of the Metropolitan A. A. U. is favvored to win high points in the meet. ACTUE88 GETS PRISON DOS ANGELES. July 2— (IN S) r or°D,y Muckaye, stage actress "T*? *** sentenced to serve from , D>ree years In San Quentin K” *°° for her conviction on ,, V®* ®f attem pting to hide fuels pU.O f ’knuckle slaying" of Ray ftaymond her actor husband. —‘Eight hundred Polish troops stationed near Posen were poison­ ed by eating contaminated meat, according to a dispatch received today from Warsaw. Thre® hundred of tho victims arc not expected to recover, the dis­ pute!) said. Kin Of Washington Dead In Charleston CHARLES TOWN, W. Va.. July 2.—(IN S )—Mrs. Rogers Preston Chew, daughter of John August­ ine Washington, last owner of thu Washington estate at Ml. Vernon, Va., died here today. She is be­ lieved to have been the last child horn in this funious shrine. She was the widow of the lute Col. Rogers Preston Chew, communder of a famous Virginia but­ tery during tho civil war. NUMBER 257 Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations Hundreds Expected ToAttcnd Fish Fry And Picnic To Be Held In'Evansdalc Park On Entire Day. Fourth Of July Like u great bird greeting the dawn was -.he monopln no Am erica" as it took off from Roosevolt Field,tang Islnnd, for Europe with Commander RicnnrJ Byrd, Lieutenant George Noville, Bert Acosta and B em t Bnl chen abroad. The upper photo; the "America" poised gracefully on the raised end of the Roosevelt Fleli runway a few moments M o re the flight started. Lov. «-r: the "Am erica" (circle) zooms Into the gray sky with an escort plane ciimhing behind it. Heat Wave Broken By Cool Showers CHICAGO, July 2.— (IN S )— Chicago’s record three-day heat wave wns broken today follow­ ing a series of cooling showers. MoVo than two score deaths John Dempney.BrotherOfFor- have resulted in Chicago from merllcavy wctRhtChainpion, j the extreme heat of the past Kills Mato And Self After 72 hours. Twenty-one died yes­ setting a new reoerd for Reconciliation Effort Fails terday, a 24-lmur period. Fifty passengers on u street SCHENECTADY*,N. Y„ July 2 car narrowly escaped doutli — (INH)—John Dempsey. 38, bro­ when the cur was struck by during a severe ther of Jack Dempsey- former lightning huvywelght pugilist champion of storm. Several were hurl in the panic that followed. the world, toduy murdered Ins wife Tlie heat wave lias been gen­ Edna Deni prey, 21, daughter of Willinm Carlow of this city and eral over the middle and far ended his own life with the same west. Numerous drownings nnd revolver. Death was practicnlly in­ dentils from lu-ut prostrations have been reported from other stantaneous in each case. sections. The tragedy occurred at tho rooming house 847 Emmett Street conducted by Mrs. Frank 1'rievo. The young wife’s refusal to effect n reconciliation is believed to hnve been the cause. Bruce Dempsey, two nnd n half years old, wus the only child. Elsie Carlow, sister of Mrs. Dempsey, was an eye witness to the shooting. According to Elsie Carlow- Dem­ psey made no threats just before the shooting and only n few words passed between the two. “ I came in the room just^aliout nr they did," Elsie told police. "They came up together. The door wns not locked, there was some little conversation, hut nothing im­ portant. Then I heard Edna say 'leave me do my work, I urn busy.' "John said something, I did not know whut it was. Edna turned hci hack a moment. I saw John's hand evidently tighten around something and I saw him spring us if to attack Ednn. "Ju st then Edna turned around quick as if sensing danger. John raised his hand. He hud a gun und a second later he fired. I screamed am! ran downstanirs. As I wus run­ ning I heard what sounded like two more shots, but maybe only one more shot was fired. "It was terrible. I wns there und yet 1 couldn’t do anything to help mv sister. "My sister had been afraid of John when tjiey were living in MEM. MIS. Tcnn.. July 2—(INS —Two unmarked young bandits, ■wlVthia morning kidnapped Mis* H> ten Colvin payroll messenger, ami escaped with the $.11)12.00 pay roll of tlm it. E. Buffnloo Construc­ tion Company, were being sought late today throughout t'helhy cquiity. Miss Colvin, who wus freed by the bundits a fte r being forced to drive them from tho heart of the downtown business district where they stepped on tho side of her cur to the outskirts of t o city, gave police an accurute di cription of the holdup pair. M'ss Colvin and Harold Brock, 10, (vlio had gone to the Bank of Commerce for tho puyro", parked their car in the heart of tho duwitlowi business district near the bant. Brock had gone to a near by ilrur store to get a prescription filial nnd Miss Colvin v e n t to the b siu for the money. Bho returned with tile payroll, in n paper sack and waited for Brock in the car. Two youths stopped on the run­ ning ismrd, pistols in hand- took tin money and forced Miss Colvin to drive them to the mtskirtH of the city, where they fled. , Companion Of Col. Lindbergh Is Killed OTTAWA, Out., July 2— (IN S) —Col. Churls A. Lindbergh in his famous trans A tlantic plane Spirit of St. tau is arrived in Ottawa this 'afternoon from I) troit to attend the Canadian Diamond Jubilee. Lindliergh landed shortly a fte r 1 p. m. a t the O ttaw a hunt club fly­ ing field. While accompanying C<>1, Lind­ bergh from Selfriuge Field Mich.* t a u t . J. T. John.ton was killed in u crash over thu landing field here this afternoon. The Shopmen’s Association of the Atlantic Coast Line is to stage and fish fry at n basket picnic . Evansdalc Park, ta k e Mary, Mon­ day, July 4, ncoording to an an­ nouncement made today. A pro­ gram of athletic events, music and dancing is to begin at 10 o'clock in the morning nnd continue until midnight. Several hundred people nru exiH'ctcd to attend the nffair, na the local shopmen have invited their friends from the Tampa nnd takolnnd and Pnlntkn shops to come nnd bring their families. The fish dinner is to he given at 1 o’clock p, m. Following ttint the scheduled events nre to get Un­ der way. Swimming in lnke Mary nnd-Crystal ta k e will probably oc­ cupy most of the afternoon. * In the evening there is to he dancing in the Lnke Mary Coinmunity Hall, with music furnished by the ta k e Mnry Orclicstru. Following is a list of nwnrds which nre to he given by local mer­ chants: Box of candy. Roumillat and Anderson: hpx of candy, U n­ ion Phnrmucy; ladies' silk hose* Speer nnd Son and Churchwell’s: dress nr scarf, Benjamin's; string of pearls, Henry MctauUn; wall flow­ er vuse, P. W einberg; fountain pen Hnynes nnd Katliffo; flashlight, Sanford Electric Contracting Com­ pany; Maxwell House Coffee, I* P. McCullor;. Silk Tie. McKinnon nnd Murkwond; men's silk hose, (Pbe Yowell Company; one pair of tenuis shoes,’ Lloyd's; one ham, iTfTffiy-Wlggm* one cake, Staple.. Ilakery; kodak. Miller Drug S u re ,’ Lake Mary Pharjnary; thermos .ty ttltv Hall . Ifiirdwure Company; five gallons gasoline, talco-A lary Filling Statiun. » St. Augustine Road From Daytona Now Open To AH Traffic Ah a result of a special m eet­ ing of the Flagler County Commis­ sioners, called by Chairman George Moody last Friday night |tho ocean shore houlevnrd connecting St. Augustino nnd Duytona Bench is now open to traffic, according to word received by The Herald tills morn­ ing from the St. AugUHtine Cham­ ber of Commerce. The road was not to be one tied for some time yet in tho original plans due to the flagging which will hnve to lie added. However, in order to speed traffic coward Day­ tona Bench, where thousnndH of people are traveling in order to see tho festival, it was deemed advisahle to opon the road. No work is being done at present hut tho contractor stated th a t later on work will lie completed without closing the road. Word has been sent to the guards along the road instructing them to allow truffle to proceed. Cars had ulrcudy begun to cento through at un early hour Inst night. Fleming Bound To Grand Jury Today Colored Church To Hold Song Festival N. Y. July 2— (IN S)— Juck Demp­ sey, in training here for his come hack fight with Jack Shurkey on July 21, wns stunned today by the new8 th at his brother, Johnny had died by his own bund nt Schenec­ tady, after killing his wife. Griefstriken, the ex-champion immedi­ ately left for the scene of the tra g ­ edy to taku churge of the bodies, Jack was accompanied by his new munugcr. Leo P. Flynn. Although Dempsey wns too shock ed to tnuke nny definite announce­ ment. It wns understood ut his camp that the tragedy will not in­ terfere with the Sharkey fight go­ ing forward as scheduled. It was considered urobnhle th at the fo r­ mer champion would take a lay off from training for several days be­ cause of tho tragedy. Second Sapiro Suit Comes In September ROBBERS GET PAYROLL BOGALUSA, ta .. July 2—(INS) —The paymaster of the Grout Sou­ thern Lumber Company was held up and robbed curly today by three men of a satchel containing $4,000. The robbery took place near the office of the company. The men fled in an automobije. A "Jublilec Song Feast" is to lie given by the Sunford Choral Cluss of the Trinity M. E. Church, color­ ed, corner Sixth Street und San­ ford Avenue, Monday evening a t 8 o’clock, according to un announce­ ment made this morning. Severul choral numbers a re to he given, as well as u few solos and songs by a male quartette. BALTIMORE, July 2.— (FNS)— A portion of the church audi­ Fourteen, airplanes, comprising torium is to lie reserved for white the nationul reliability tour took off from tagun Field ut Short viators. intervals here ut H o'clock toduy bound for Ilttsb u rg h thu next scheduled stop. The flyers und passengers were given a dinner lust .night by tho Chamber of Commerce a t which u DETROIT July 2—(IN S )—The number of spcukcra advocated the second trial of Auron Snpiro’s mill continued advancement of commer­ ion dollar libel suit ugainst Henry cial flying. Ford will get under way Septem ­ ber 12. HOLIDAY MONDAY This date was net by federal judgo Find M. Raymond today at Stores und business houses will u session uttended only by counsel he closed throughout the duy, Mon­ fur the litigants which developed day. Honks will lie closed from S at­ u lively brush between the court urday ut noon uutll next Tuesday und William H. Gallagher, chief morning. Sanford will have no oflegal ufd of the so tailed "wheat ficiul celebration of the Fourth of king.” July. HANK CALL ISSUED WASHINGTON, July 2 - O N S ) —Tlie corntroller of the currency today issued u call fur n report on the condition of all national bunks as of close of business, June 80, fornia today won the English lawn tennis championship and premier world position In wom­ en's singles am ateur tennis, by defeating the Spanish star. Senoritu de Alvaros in the finals play of the Wimbledon tour­ nament. The score wns fl-2, 0-4. Ity her crushing defeat of the Spanish Scnorita Miss Willa succeeds to the position in amatour tennis vacated by Mile. Su­ zanne Lenglen when the French woman abandoned her um atcur status to turn professional. Commander Byrd And Bert Acosla May Be Internally Injured, Suyit Doctor, Who Orders Them To Hospital (IN S )—Tho PARIS. . possibility th a t Commnnder Rich­ ard E. Byrd of the America und the pilot, Bert Acosta, may have suffered serious Internal injuries wns indicated today when Dr. Bainliridgu of tho American em­ bassy staff showed concern regard­ ing their condition. Ue g n .e both of them a physi­ cal examination u t Coen. Admit­ ting he wns worried, ho arranged that they should undergo another jxfimlnntlon ut tho American h<*v r-t'al in 1‘nris this H ttrn o o n . . . When the Amoricn plunged inbf, tin: vrhnniirl no*r V©r.Bur*Mcr liyru WfIC c nptupulutud through a win­ dow of the piano into tho water. The plane landed w ith a terrific impact und Byrd w ent head first into tho water. He received a blow over the heart and a fnirly serious bruise from which ho la suffering slightly. Ho may have received other injurlea. . Acosta is suffering considerable pain from a ’wrenched shoulder tho result of having been thrown agninst the side of tho plane as it wns landing. Ho also sustained bruises about the shins and knees urn budly skinned. X-ray treatm ent wi)l ho given both Byrd and Acostu this a fte r­ noon. [ VKR-8UR-MBR, France July 2 — (IN B )- American Consul Samuel II. Wiley i f Cherbourg, today in­ spected the damaged trans-A tlan­ tic plane America and announced Unit ho had mude tho necessary arrangem ents for hnving it ship­ ped to Lc llourgct air station. Con­ sul Wiley's statem ent indicated thut u decision lind been reached to maku repairs upon the America at) t a Bourgct where all tho facili­ ties are ut hand. Tho Consul delivered to the |>oatinustcr the sack of mail th a t Byrd curried. The mail is being distributed from Vcr-Sur-Mcr toady. This is the first time th a t letters have been carried across the Atlantic by regulation air mail. Rousing Welcome Tendered Fliers Triumphal Procession Reminds French Of Lindbergh Arrival PARIS. July 2— (INS) — Commander Richard E. Byrd of the "America” nnd his three American co-fliers, Bert Acosta, George O. Nuville and Bemt Balchen, were recoived nt the president’s palace this afternoon nnd praised by President Gaston Doumergue for tho heroism they showed on their epochal flight from New York to Franco. Byrd presented the president with n special American flag which he carried across with him on the flight nnd made an appropriate speech to which tho president re- the truln. Tho crowds pressed closo to the fliers, milling about tham and shouting words of praise. Th« crush waa remiscont of the mob that surrounded Lindbergh a t Lo Bourgct field a fte r he landed in tho "S pirit of SL Louis". It required 10 minutes fo r the fliers to reoch n small room in the station where they were officially welcomed by Minister of W ar Pain* love nnd M. Hoknnuwski of tho mu­ nicipal council. Balchen, the ruddy-faced blonde Norwegian who was piloting the monoplane when It plunged into tho English Channel near Ver-SurMer nfter a thrilling trip in u storm over France, told tho news­ papermen th at the fliers planned to return to tho United States soon. "Wc'vo got to prepare for the expedition th a t Commander Byrd is planning to make to the South Pole," he said. "We are due to leave sometimo in A ugust In a winding boat." "A re you going to fly the Am­ erica back to tho United States 7" Balchen was aske d. “No, we won't fly back," ho re­ plied. "O ur plane is alm ost a to- Byrd To Start South Pole Trip September 5 PARIS, July 2— (IN S )—Com­ mander Richard E. Byrd’a expedi­ tion to tho South Pule will sta rt Septem ber 5, it wus h-urend bore today. The expedition will he composed of Byrd, Bert Acosta, G. O. NoviHo and Dcrnt Balchen—the same crew th at hud ju st made a thrilling trans Atlantic flight from Roosevelt Field, N. Y. to Ver-Sur-Mer Bank At Vero Beach Reopens This Morning BOAT WORKS FALLS . 4 » f a r m e r s Bank was to rn u r_ ly the Furm ers Bank and Trust. FORT PIERCE, Flu., July 2__I Company, which closed during tho (IN S—A large boat works hure ' Period ° f financial depression smrni caved in and fell Into tho Indiun I ub’°river lute yesterday. Twenty men '— ----------------. employed in the building barely es- H o y J i l l R e - A p p O i n t C f l raped injury, A number of boats / in tho process of construction were v iU IT lC U O IT lIT IlS S lO n C r not dumaged. ______ o ,,P P „ TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. July 2— G W I D E C E I V E R — (IN S )—Jordan H. RoyaU, conunwW ASliINCTON July 2 —(IN S) sioner of gatno and fresh w ater Failure of the hanker* Joint stock f(,h was today re-appolnte4 W and b u n k of Milwaukee to pay that post by Coventor John Interest on Ju ly 1 on u part qf its Martin. outstanding bond issues waa foilCommissioner Royall tooE bf« owed today by the announcement fice in 1025 when the state departthat farm loan commiasioner [meat of gzme and freah water lish Eugene Meyer had appointed |wa* created by the legislature. Tha Howard Greene of Milwaukee, <bill creating thia office went intu �P A G E EtGF THE SANFOttD IthnA t.D , n m iA V , J tTfrY 1, 1927 In the World of Sports YOU’D BIC SURPRISED I BaseballStatistics In Major Leagues LEADING A ORLANDO MOUNDj F e r g u s H o l d s i a m p a ACE ls mmm\ T o th ree m is AnaBYTtuinUSTLERSi F e d s T a k e O p e n e r ,' m a jo r league League Standings W. R P .................... 1 , Sitrosoln ...» ...................J •Miami ..... - ............... 1 HITTERS | St- P etersburg ..............0 AMERICAN LEAGUE Player nnd Club G AB R II PCT. 'Tnm pn ..... ..............- ......0 Gehrig, . | Nc-w York ..... 70 271 70 105 .388 • a m k iiic a n l e a g u e Meuscl, W. L. New York 51 187 20 72 .385 > ;................. 40 20 Dykqs, . ! New 7 ork Philadelphia -15 1312151 .381 .W ashington ..................37 20 ............ 40 32 Simmons, !Chicago Philadelphia .. 58 203 52 75 .3C'J Philadelphia ..................37 32 Cobh. * .! Detroit ........ - ......... .....34 30 31 38 Philadelphia . 68 203 53 00 .370 .Cleveland .............. Lender a year ago today: Ruth, St. L o u is.................. 27 New York, .302. (B o sto n ..............*......*......A” VeU UWKl 1.000 1.000 ,000 .000 .000 Results Of Games .FLO RIDA STA TE LEAc'ud Sanford 4; Tnmpn 1. Snrnnoto 4; St. Petersburg t Orlando 0; Miami 1. AMERICAN LEAGUE New York 13; Boston 0. Cleveland 5; Detroit C. W ashington 0: Philadelphia t | St. Louis 1; Cnicngo 5. Pet. .710 .501 .rfr>o n a t io n a l l e a g u e .530 Boston 6-6; New York l-u . .531 Other scheduled game, ’romhv And Meyer Claj-h In. .440 grounds. IMtchlne Duel With Honors' .415„ I About Even; Hustlers Make ; so u t h e r n league .227 Hone Marker In The Filth A tlanta 7; Birmingham 4 . Chattanooga 7; Little Rock J NATIONAL LEAGUE . NATIONAL LEAGUE -i ORLANDO, Fin., July I—Meyer Nashville 4; Memphis 5. Pet. . W. L. Haiid*’ had the hotter of a pitching duel Others, not scheduled. 63 157 30 02 .395 .610 Pitt'.burf'h P ittsburg ................39 24 with Minor Formby here Thursday ?////& Tnnihnrt, St. Louis ... .......39 85 .600 afternoon and the Miami Hustler* 38 120 20 47 .302 iChicago ..................... SOUTH EASTERN LKAGl’K |VUs burgh 39 27 .591 opened the second hnlf of th* Flori­ St, Augustine 3; Albany 1. n. Wuner, .500 Now York .........."....... 33 83 da State League season by defeat­ 'X 04 204 58 103 .300 Brooklyn ........ —........ 31 35 .170 Montgomery 2; Columbus 1. P ; ‘.'burgh ing the first hnlf champions 1 to 0. n m s ii Savannah 8; Juqksonvillc 6*. '•'rVch. .410 Both Itvirlers were In rare form Philadelphia ........ 20 30 MV 04 203 57 101 .384 BobIou ......................... 23 23 .100 Selma 4; Pensacola 3. (11)’ * St. lar"! i and were accorded sensational sup­ eucv, Tarpons Win Despite Itallv port. Orlando’s defense cracked Fr-WClL DAV. Cincinnati .. . .» ...i 25 43 .368 55 101 21 74 .381 P.O'ton In Ninth Hv Saints; Young once behind Formby nnd the HuntINTERNATIONAL LRAUUB l.o-der a year ago today: Dress Jersey City 1; Reading 5. Hurler Allows Victors llut ,ler# scored their lone tally on a SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION ler, Cincinnati, .373. walk, an error nnd a single. Foss Newark 10; Baltimore 1. (i Hits HulThoyArollunched i.Miami W. L. Pet. short stop, tvns chnsed Rochester 4; Torpntp,3%. Birmingham .....* ......... 48 26 .640 from the game in the third after Syracuse 4; Buffalo 5. BIG FIVE THE till. SARASOTA Kin.. July I—A an argument with Kuphun on a G All R lift r r r . New Orleans ............. 42 85 .545 Player Insl inning rally by St. Petersburg called strike. Mayor L. M. Autrey vUlnnta .................... 41 35 .530 Cd 247 03 02 14 .373 Hornsby SOUTH ATLANTIC LE.UilE fell whorl here Thursday nnd the of Orlando tossed out the first hall 38 36 .514 58 203 52 75 2 360 ! Mobile ...................... C harlotte 4; Aygustu 6. Cobb ..... Tnrponw took the first game of the nnd local fans presented Manager 156 ’ Nashville ................. 37 86 .507 00 233 71 83 25 Ruth Columbia 4; Macon 3. (12). Buries to open the second half of Phil Well* a handsome traveling 00 247 41 84 0 *310 • M em phis............*....... .38 30 .404 Speaker Knokvlllc 10; Spurtanburg 1 the 1 loi ida State league I to 3. * Bill K irjtui held the Tom pa ......- ..... 30 45 .400 ling a* their appreciation for hi* 60 180 4 5 58 1 .312 .Little.Rock Collins . Asheville 0; Greenville 3. Smokers to three hits hero yester­ , SnriiHiHn collected but idx hit* leading the Colts to victory In the Chattanooga ........... 28 52 .350 day and Sanford won tlio openin'* off Austin. Me fanned five. Moore first half. The Score: / \ a p6 F ouem ew i YESTERDAY S HOME RUNS KHino of the second half'easily l»y fanned <1 Saint* nnd had thing* AMERICAN ASSOCIATION SOUTHEASTERN a s s is ts iu o n & AH It II PO A K Miami AMERICAN LEAGUE the score of 1 to 1. Alvarez, Qulmii cany until the ninth when the Foss, Louisville 5; Columbus 3. Mp.j 1 0 0 0 2 0 GAH5 Season’s ss . subm arine boll nrilst.wa* touched v> Itors scored two run* on Pinch Kansas City 5; MlnnlanolU :i 'n l 2 o (» cf Player and Club Yesterday Total Jacksonville .................48 .667 (10). The Bnrron, for 11 hita, throo of which were for Hitter Alvcrson'a sinfclc. Maloney, .'!ii-*H Yankees 1 25 j.Savannah ............ ....... 43 Ruth .507 extrn buses. It woo uti fnt-.resting game played In one hour and 30 Knuupp, 2h ... When a shortstop handle ! 14 assist* in a buil gnmo it can be thuth- Gehrig St. Paul |>; Milwaukee 8, (||J 1 1 25 Yankees Albany . . .......... 37 •5-1 hnll Kamo with tlio Gelitry e.ta minute*. Nd other gnme. 1 9 Hayes, rf 3 ft 1 4 o ft fully said that he Ii j * put in a very busy day. Gchringer Tigers Montgomery ...... 37 .521 looking; like ii championship team ST. PHI B All R H PO A E Casa res, cf-3b 0 t 0 1 3 I White Sox Twenty-five years ago Tommy Co'roran, then the sta r shortstop of Sheely Columbus .............. 36 .493 both in the field and « t hat. The Welch, if 4 () 1 O 6 o Keyes, c . 4 (1 0 1 2 ft the Cincinnati Beds, took care of that many assists. It is a National Shatter 2 Red Sox St. Augustine ............ 32 .432 1 0 1 T 0 0 Holnwwnv, lh motto of the team wiin “plenty of I’easier, cr I 1 ft ft 0 ft Pensacola ......................29 .408 4 0 0 M 1 0 Remiin, If .. pepper" nnd they ceHninly showed \\ leklmm, ii .3 0 0 1 ft ft I cague record, also the majors, since 12 n-sist* made by Kid Elberfcld NATIONAL LEAGUE Selma ................. 20 6 0 0 1 1 4 ..371 Bryan, If it in every departm ent of the ft ft 0 1 ft 3 of Detroit, two year: previous, i* the high wutor murk of Hie American Meyer, p . .. None. Oa1 3 1 1 0 3 .1 inline. The Smokers, runners up in Funk, .‘Hi League. .3 1 1 3 2 ft | Totals MERCED, Cal., July 1—(INS the firm half, and under the tur- MeK.sncr, 2b 1 13 .30 1 6 27 THE LEADERS •i ft There iw in the National League today, however, a player who as a 1 1 1 6 •J —Tom Mix und his movie comp ulege of the veteran Tommy Leach, Wilms. *s American Ruth 25, Gehrig 25, 9 1) 0 6 1 (1 also ■two ,put outs, with­ ’Simmons 10. Ijizzuri 0. “on jo en tlo n " near here were idmply could *not come Up to the Moorefield. c 1 Orlando AB R II PO A E minor league performer look care of I I assists, * . ..... , , 0 3 0 1 0 heartened today over the denthi 3 0 ii ') 0 ft out making an rror. lie Is Hal Rhyme of the Pittsburgh Pirates. >tumlu d of play eel l>y the Crowe- Austin, n Johnson, If . . Nntiotm| jvilson 15. Hornsby 14, 1 u 1 0 0 l| Tink r. 2b i A lter on, x E thfl-H nll. pretty “double’’ .3 ft 1 3 £•i I men. Rhyne, who came up from the Coast League tts a shortstop, but who I Williams 12, Webb 1 2 ., •» ft ft WIMBLEDON, Eng., July 1 — Dorothy Dwnii, Mix’s lending l ft (’ox, rf Krnnl; Hailey led the batsman (IN S )—The chnneu of nn nll-Amc- The villinn threw Miss Hull doub ft has performed ill second nnd third a* well for the Pirates, boast* a per.3 (I 1 1 Total* . 32 3 8 24 12 ■» Lflhrnmnn, 3!> LEAGUE TOTAIS with three hits out o* four trio-, rican finals In thb women's singles ing for the heroine In to a ft formanco equal to that of Cocoran made in 1003. It ft T 4 3 R 11 PO A Edmonson, cf SARASOTA AB B National—237. two o f them wont for two base*. of the groat Wimbledon ull-comer* floating ad rift toward churnin 0 i ft 0 1 0 1 2 Wells, c 0 1 1 Tinker, 2b 3 Playing shortstop for Dos Moines of the W estern Longue In 1021 American—103. Hailey nlim played great hall in th. tennis toum nm ont went nglinimer- rapids in the Merced River. Mil] 4 it (1 4 I 0 Viau, ss . 9 (1 ft ft 3 0 against St. Joseph, Rhyne wns credited with I I of the 33 assists that field, luindliiiK 18 chance* without Holder, If I ing today when Sonoritn Do Al­ tho hero, was to rescue her ja 3 ft ft ft n 3 1 7 1 8 1 u Abrams, lb Parks, lh GUNN MEETS CAREY the semblance of a bobble. Kip Hogan, rf 9 ft 1 ft 9 II the former team made for n world’s record. . _ [varus of Spain, n fter one of the before the boat reached the call 3 l 1 .3 0 (1 Formby, p . GARDEN CITY. N. Y.- July Dunbar with a triple and a single Maruith, cf it is a rather Interesting fact that I* years sops rated the two re ­ (IN S )—With Clrjit .golfers *ur greatest battles ever seen on the rnct. 1 ft (1 ft ft 11 . .3 •1 1 1 0 0 xI.«-« out of four trio* mid P uk Allen Ceri*t 3b 1 ft ft ft ft ft cord.breaking performances on the part of Corcoran and Rhyne, both viying the quarter-final round of courts, defeated Kliznbcth Ryan of . 3 ii •# 1 1 0 xxBmi7.il The boat overturned, liuwcytr] with two niiiKleH out of throo trim Hnrnick. Cnlifornin, 2-6 0-0 6-4. — — . — — — 3 0 1 0 •1 ft 1 ns soon a* It. waft cast ndr the inter-collegiate tournam ent being made In August 7. wi re runner* up for hitting honor*. Hudgins. r 3 0 0 8 ii 0 Totals 27 ft 6 27 12 1 In the other semi-final mntch caught by tho swift current, tb got under way bore today’. The Billy Meyer, “the grand el I Mr ore,' ii . I 0 () 0 3 (1 . x—Malted for Formby in Oth. Helen Wills form er world cham p­ ictress was dashed against feature matches were: Wutt* Gunn malt", bundled *even liaiil.riiatuc ■ 1 xx—Batted for Tinker in hth. ster, being 32 years of age, it looks Georgia Tech, vs.. Emerson Carey, ion, and slster-Cnlifom ian of Miss boulder und her body was-sviqi lit mcond for thu fielding hon ors. Total i ftftft OK) 00ft--1 30 I 0 27 0 1) Miami I very much ug If the Phillies won’t Cornell and Roland Mackenzie, Ryan meet* Miss Joan Fry a bril­ through the Rapids. o f the i*ame. ; XBatted or Austin in oth. ()()() 000 out)--0 , Orlando . have to worry about n first bnso- Brown. Vs., Charles Cruet;. Prince­ liant young English plnyer. Miss In the first inninir. after Dun­ Score by inning*: Fry, however, Is hardly conceded KENDRICK—blew branch lir ton. i man fpr n number of years. bar had gone out to Wade, Frlhbie Si. Petersburg 000 Old 002-v‘i Summary: Three-base hits: Mneven an outsido chance, railroad of Cummer LumUd Wrights!one is ju st shy of < 5 feet, . 020 100 Olx—1 loney. .Sacrifices: Hayes, Viau. wiih wife when Hnlvntz thrhw badly 5!a ratio tu TAMPA—$144,375 to ho expen­ Comiuiuy at Kendrick conne In the men’s semi-finals big Bill weighs about 180 pounds, bat* left, Summary -Two base hit: Cerlsi: Duse on bulls: off Meyer 1 off to firm. Frisbla *lele second and ded for extension of seawall be­ Tijdcn is the only American repre­ !ng with Seabonrd Air Line and thrown right handed and has went to third ns Beasley wnn going stolon ba e: lingaii, Hornlck, Man­ Formby 2. Ktriigk out: Meyer 2: a swat avorege of exactly .300 tween Howard and Rome Avenu­ sentative. Tho other three nrc nil way a t Ocala sta rts operativ out, short to first. P uk AIIbm the ■ or,h. Tinker. Double idtiy*; Willos Fortuity •'«. Double plnys: Foss t<i , covering hi* seven years -in the es and from Mngnolin Avenue to Frenchmen—Cochct, who will meet Florida hu* 11.6 telephones Kanup|i to Ibilbiway; Maloney to found one that he liked and singi-i to Wiekhnm to Moo refield. l.efi on Tildcn and Lucosto and Borotru. 100 of population. P latt Street. t• . i •>! jiu . rt/i | major*. stH'iit with a tailender. cd over second, scoring FrU bjp.' bares: St. Petersburg, 7| Sarasota, Kmiupp: Indirinann io Tinker t'» surprising tenturest ___________ of the Allan Htolc aecond hut died there 2. Struck out; By Austin- 5; bv Alnum* Left on base Miami 6; Or- of One the 1027 campaign ill the m u-' u* Crowe went out, Buckley to Moore, 6. Base on balls: OTT tandn '. Umpire*: Raphun and jots to date ha* been the fine sho.V*| Moore. 8. Hit by pitcher, by Moor'* L i l l Time: 1: 15. Bumbo. jpg nf the Philadelphia National*. In the third, with the count two tind Moure. Time 1:30. Conceded last place by all the er.-i and throo on him, Alvarur. grooved! (M cssnorb Umnlres, Frederick* u rts the I’hilllc* led by,“Stuffy ’ Moaro. Tima 1:30. one to Dunhur und hu crushed it to M*lnnis, have instated on mnkuig scored left fo r tlireo sack*. it tough for all clubs. » . . IS Intirn'ilinnnl New* Frlsble skied out to Wade. No one ha* been more instru­ ita lic In the fifth, Dunbar mental in the unexpected form of (rtf i -4 wn*. at. fever heat fi- t h Phillies than one Russell Guv. { things off again with u dingle to da;* ia the greate.it two ring circus W rlghtstonc, who. prior to this tc n U r. Frislilo hunted su'oly. hiisehall ha* even known—th? year, had done nothing in particu­ Beasley sdvnnced cadi runner a \%T ! r | . home run race between Balio Ruth lar to keep Babe Ruth out of the base with a perfect hunt. Her.! A l-( Tr 1 LIE l > < i p l l o L a j »J and Raster Gehrig. In the firat headlines. vnrea purposely walked Pug Alleu (l lullin'' against the Red Fax ye*terWrightstoiie playt first base for hut Crowe messed thjn.'fs up >»y Th low!," Piosliyterlan* hitting to right fo r one base, scor­ qiiite a crimp io the Baptists' hopes il'iv Gehrig wnlloped hi* twenty the Phillies and lu- i.- doing a ing D unbrr and Frlsble and loav* fi r the fwnml hVif iciViiam « the ' 0<1 ,lf",lh i"’1' ” C mighty good job of it. Hi* field­ indnv ......... I Leacuj by l.eullng ’ ,r,n l"*f* wl «ho bambino ing hns lieon a la George Sislei llig Allen on third. CrowuMind Al­ Sondn mill hi* batting quite praiseworthy. im irttempted to pull a double steal th e Baptists. 6 to 3 in the bite uf. «1"'''b e ck e d in with No. 25 game v slerdny. Hi.rl.cr. 7 be 7 ankee home run win* .. • Winch means he ha* arrived a n but Hnlvatz returned Hilwar.ln U .r throw in time to catch Pug at the nit......... . Ids first hall game. pace. Gehrig, who hns been deni- i.urv-euough big leaguer after m-i held tlie BiipHst* well In hand, {hit the bleacher* much oftenor en yesr .1 of sheer plugging. plate. It lias taken that time for Tam pa scored In the sixth when •••r'lting out in men end hurling than the Babe recently, already Wrightstoiie to find himself. ■ Alvarez walked and IJurkley sing­ Well in the pinches. lutn nine more than he mndo all j I crimps the appointment "f Me- ' Mcrriwenther was hit hard with li:*t season. led to right, Alvarez going to third liiuta as manager of the Philadeb *on Hensley fumbled the ball. VVmle men on hnse* Juid the Pre*lty* hv The Yanks scored their fifth tdiin National* was just the b re a k i a strong rally in the sixth inning h it a lohg sacrifice to Duiibnr nnd Mmight victory in slnughtcrlug In- needed to get some when- in the Alvarez i cored lifter the catch. a fter the Hnptbt bail l i d the ♦he Red Box, 13 to 6, making 19 big show. Beuidey was called out oil strikes score in the filth put over two ad­ Idl*. The Bark liny hoys have n«w Rack in 1020 when the Phillies 1 win the game. The Inst 12 straight nnd there I* every were and Edward* filed out to Prishic. ditional run* flondcriiig about the cellar ’ It wuh ii great bull game while Baptists went out ill order in the hope for their early demise- n* the with little money to spend for ro-| young doctor said. it lasted and ii g n a t deal of a u d it seventh. r..d ts, Wrightstoiie was dug up In the only game* plnvrd in tin from the semi-pro rank* around ' inubt go to Fergu*. It was one o-’ By losing yesterday the Baptists the prettiest bits of hurling icen have lost two and won two, ganr s National !/>nguc. the Giants and Harrisburg, I'a., and cost the m an -' lu re since the leaving of Mc*m s . .TI icv must now win from both the Bravos split a twin hill. Boh Smith agement car fare only, a m atter Cantwell and Wilson who seemed Christian*! and the leugoe hviding trin n l Hu- Giant* In the opener •* of not over bucks. to |mvu the habit of turning In Methodist ill order to In- tied for t i I. In the nightcap McGiiyw's Wrightstonw come to the majors the lend. The Methodist* have-only men scored 16 runs’in the Inst two a . a third sucker and in hi* firs’giimen like that Inst year. one more game to play and th a t is iniilng*. knorking out Hugh Mo- season played 76 games at that with the Baptists. If the M ethod-, Cjuilllun. their former ure, wiio position. Since that time he ha* Alt It H PO A 1TAMPA .i < ) Is'* win t hut game they will lie ell- ' wbudmr II to 6. done practically everything on tlit4 3 ft Buckley. 2b gillie to play off the seven game The Detroit Tl»cr*. who lire plnv hall dull except pitch or catch. ...a ft ii it U Wade, rf series with the Presbyterians, who lug iik good ball a* any team in During the four yearn following . 4 ft o .3 0 Beusley. rf won the first half, for the league the malolrs, lienFt levolnml 6 to * his ilchut he filled in at ViirioU* Kdwurd.i, c ......1 (I ft 3 (I l.i a rnllv featured by Gchringer’* times at second, short mid third, 3 0 0 ft 0 I pennunt. K ifhorn, If homer. The ItfU'inb knyoed Georg also played the different outficl I ; The box score: n 0 3 ft .....3 Raluvtz. s* E l.’h 'e for the fifth time this season. positions. * Pieslierterinn AB . 1 ft 1 *> 4 Dcrau, 3t» 0 Another Jinx remained intact In the last two years the class!, R miii I xi , It, •! ft ti n ft | Bin |l, ss 0 when Al Thomas of the White Sox fied list of bull pluyers in the Na3 <» 1 ft o •> I Duliosu, 2b Alvarez, p II m Id mil the Browns. 5 (o tfor i Mnrkwood, ll» 3 lional League siui|dy state* II the sixth tbae this y i i r Sheely, Wrightstoiie i* both an infielder v \ ' j Hollrr. M) 2 Totals . 20 1 n 21 13 0 v liii ha* replaced the Bookie Clan) !in.i an outficldcr.ln these two Maxwell, i3 AB R h PO A HANFORD 0 el' i t first base for tho Suxvhit years he ha* added first base to 8 Dunbar- If .........4 •l •i 3 ft I Barber, p I 0 Pa*'i-r*i>n. If 6 " Jiaaier. ' his list of acroinpltahmants. In2 .3 . 3 \ 4 Friable. ** l, lie n Senilor* held mi to scetmd . t illent«lly. during hi* lu*t throo B. Wood ruff, cf 3 Beasley, rf 3 ft 0 1 ft OiPln-i by nosing out the Athletics , M-nson» he la* butted Wttei than 6 0 3 8 ft •» 1 0 i Vincent, rf *!’. Alien. «f 'in t' e ninth. 6 i" 5. on Goaliii’sj !rowe, ,3b ....4 ft ii*• 1 .3 crilleglau, | ** w hen Meli.nis took c h a ig a .p f . •) i Total* 25 o i* ii:g |. Raker. Texas collegia-., II 5 tt * ver, 2b ..... 1 ert"il * fiist "ii hh>* ttrsl game fur the A **[()„. i (|u. l.|ll), t-tul> tills this spring he well real -1 Dentist AB t ft ••»• 13 n i Bilii.v, lli unit held the Nats to n draw in five’; Izul D. King, 3b l Q ft i 9 ft that his days ns a pluyer were ( R. \jle n , c Innings. 4 Porffls- p . .........3 0 a 0 3 i T. King. If 1 over, except for filling in occusion—The league-leading Birininghtim ally. It was also upiuirent to him j Mi-rrlwenth* r, p 3 P r 'rtk. !ii*t hnuight down to earth 2 Totals .31 31 4 II n 27 II 11 3 FTarris, lb that lie must develop h regular after 19 straight victories suffered m aterial over this spring he def­ 3 Hanford lUl D2U OOx— I Htl i le, 2b troir .'ecotid sethack in two days initely ....... I ilit.................... tiled in very stunt orlu n q ia _. 000 00) 000- 3 Byrd, c io tho hand* of tlio somewhat lax j ,j,,r' ,Vlul W righuiono was the man Huinhtui-v Two hu*c hits, Bailey, Zimmerman, rf I .3 i *»l«nta ( ruckers. who thus far for the jeh. 2- Three base hits. Dunbar. Stolon McLocna. ** VLORIDA POWI'R A LIGHT CO 3 ' ha-e played m is 'cable on the run I “Wrightstone should make a stfii* base*. Fritlde. P. Allen. (!ruwe and Itoyall, cf r t flt rrc d Stow a Dept . Miami. Morid* and ehampionship ball at home,• Ufirst in i tiaseimui." l-iuimfti) •• icinurked Mclnni* BucliJcy. Sacrifices, Frinblc, lb-a*(M*rk X in D m rctlnf your requirement!) Total* 26 3 18 l Atlanta won 7 to 4, ley*. R. Allen und Wade. Left nil I" me, as 1 listened to him explain U P l f |i e eenJ tur irrr cope ol booklet lelliog more about your f? |>re< Score by innings: He main fa in a hi ►-•*. Tumnu 6; Su*ifoi'.| 7. Hum- on Chrttxnoogu staged a rally in why he hoped his club wouldn't fin- ! ( r rrt J klutk at*J the Company. on ’ bells off Fergus I; off Alveiu* I. Presbyterian •' the ninth and overcame a three run i«h in last nluce. “ He can flei I U | iMa’i to apbicribf (or . . aUarea your 17 PreOrreJ SiHrk kt prr* linyyour shares Resale Dept, to of lift! tMinnJ akiiurd dividend per alia re Send bill to me iliowini . out Hinn h out bv Alvcrnx 1; by Fer» Baptist ! I. ml to win from I.ittL* Rock 7 to und hit. Polish off a few rough * eaact amount due Jrom any enir assist and adt “ 'Is *’ Umpires Meikie and IJnd6. spot* in his fielding anil In- will ' U j with to tu b iirtbr for.. aharea your |7 Preferred Stock on f a i r ley Time of game 1:40. filoyeofthrComSummary: Two base Idl* Mervise our stock* Payment PUn of ltd per aliare down and 119 per atiare per ruouth Tnvlor's limner helped Memphis make the fans sit np und take m>» until tlio to and accrued dividend per aharc ha* been paid. ri wen tiler. King, I'atterHon .Sacrifi­ to none out the Nnshvllle team 5 to th e." J>uny—lhey are holders mho LI ' Pirate aliip eharra your i7 Prcferrrd Slock ot lluOAo oaj BRA N FO Ith—Bi'lr received fiv ce*: Bvrd (2). Zlmmerman. Base > in a iiinili inning rush that There have been few better field- T accrued dividrnj ;>er aliare wtlh drait attached tlirougli .z 1 our salesmen may wish to sell 'lim itruction of Suwannee Scenic on balls: off MerriweUther, I; off “i o ied threo runs. ' ing first basemen in the hisforv - Hie I .».i liftw iti Plnymount and Hatlier. I. Struck nut: by Bart»er, of tingame tbnu Mtlnnis. A; ' sfJtont B*n their shares Todays games. .You watch W rightstone in action 10. hv ** • •-(oval ‘ H Branford. her, 3 Dasse-I ball, B'i"»iin»huin at Atlanta. 1 Name 1 j you i an see many of the Meltin'-' Itvnl, Wild piidi. Barber. Umpire. Little Risk at Chattanooga. 1 * I trick* of the trade crop out. Me* I BRADENTON Poultiy pro- Kuikt-r. Time l:.'!o. V -inphis a t Nashville. [ flu to____ . . 1Innifl seem* to have been aide to j liucora* Associntio'i of Muiia'-Oc New Oilcuns at Mobile. ! impart to W rightstone tinvery • ''Duly, Inc., cnluries a* Florida LAKELAND ' CUT _________ sD 8280,1.60 bond D tl 4 v■ i lie t.- U vuli-il mi for crcFtinn I CLEARWATER f t 00,000 lie dope he needed tdvround him out L m m — — -----13 [ini'- a fiid.<hed plujV’r. Inc. of two new grammar M'hools here hotel to |», erected here. While WrightstonA i* no younj;- Mates Take Alvarez To 11 Hit Drubbing Bailey Stars At Bat For Locals 1ST GAME I1ROM ST. PETERSBURG Hip Dunbar Hits For Three Bases; Team Stays Up In Fight IB o js Double For Film Star - Loses Life In River Spanish Tennis Star Defeated Califot-nian TaOTnir AllBase^ ^ Preshytoriaiis Are Victors In B a t t l e A n o th e r F lo r id a P o w e r pays the regular 3 months' dividend on its $7 P R E F E R R E D ! 1st the sixth consecutive dividend • \ \ �THE SAM OKI) IIEKAL1), SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1927 PACE TWO u >tw. I if fr nil tin is. BARTOW—Oil test well i„ 1 gen'1 Randsell, whoso dignity and It niqi.'f.rlmc from nil Affidavit I FROSTPROOF—-Big grapefruit j drilled near this city. personal rectitude are so great that ril.'.i In this cause by tho c<>in|ilaln- cannery to be built nt once. he is called "Saint Joe." though not that you. II. H. I.ONIt and GIL­ MAN LONil. Ids wife, and It. W. DIJNNELLON— Improvements FORT M BYE ILS__Severn I str not to his face. TODD, and ---- ------TODD. Ills wife, being made to streets of town. lets of city being nave,I For instance there is Congress­ uro each and awry residents of a Hint.- or rmlntry other than the id i J C t l l man Whltmell 1’ugh Martin, who Mule nr Florida; and thm il.*. preDETROIT, Mich., July 1—An nfficnlR nf the cnrpnrtatlim sny Hint n 1ms served one term ns a Progres­ _____ ! The circulation cf books at the went ndtlrows anil place of residence exceptional, and what members of it is nut a m atter for surprise to of the defenillllilw. II. K. 1»«iik and sive, one term ns a Republican and Bo(tinning Wednesday, June 2*J, Public Llbrnry in Junc m on' tha,J four the firm believe to !>e un unpurntl have such an incident. Evidence of terms ns a Democrat. He will • in I,,,, I-ona. his wife, ns particu­ doubled itself over the same record larly ns Is known Is %■ Mate Tax elrd record in automobile merch­ preference by Chrysler owners for the Goodrich radio hour will lie last year, according to Mrs. continue to serve its a Democrat i ooimiswlnn. Montgomary. Alabama: andising has been reported to the the car of their choice has come on n new schedule," says C. E. for in the Seventieth Congress. It is and that the present nddresa and Chrysler Corporation by one of its repeatedly in statistics of nuto- Myers local Goodrich SHvcrtown Anne Van Ness Brown. This is explained on his behalf that ad- place of residence of It. \V. Todd distributors, .the Slmnson-Rcid mobile registrations, the officials Dealer. “Their programs will be shown by the fact that 3423 lxinks t hough Republican candidates In and ---------- Todd, his Wife, as par­ ticular!) as lw known Is MIS Wes­ this June, while 1Pr, the ..........leaned ----Motor Company, of Grand Junction explain, and has proved to their heard thereafter on Wednesday weie Louisiana are as scarce its chicken Avenue, Kvunston. I Minds: that satisfaction that Chrysler evenings instead instead of nf Thursday Thursday and and circulation circulation mr for lust Junciwaa >> . in a veal stew, his district develops ley sler is in a evenings Colorado. you II. S Lena. Lillian l.otnr II, \V. g American the hour has been changer! to 9:30 making an increase of li<i. lor tie Todd a n d ---------- Todd, are each marked Republican tendencies According to the members of the class of its own among i very over the age of twentyirors in r e - ! —10:.'l0 Eastern Standard Time." j month. Of this number, 2285 were every time there is talk of reduc­ cud firm , their sales in the three years motor car manufnetur one years and I hat there Ih no perv„ Silvortown C ord! 'y'r«>WPft since they started have (frown from placement ratios. JIB..sugar V tariff. sot. In the Stnte of Florida, service ■ “The Goodrich n,l,lItB nml ' ,y ing the Then there's W alter Cohen, the a Summon- In Chancery iipuii Tit cars in the first year to a total "We believe this is n logical Orchestra and (he Silver Masked reading room attendance nl , , , ,, n„„„(|i| whom would hind ynu nr any of you. of 416 for the whole period of their ^result of the Chrysler basic -policy Tenor have become veritable instis ta te s Negro Republican boss and Til HUE FORK Mil* In to command . history. This part of the company's n s Long. Lillian Long, his Standardized Quality , said J. tutiuns in the radio home. They so showed a decided increase for collector of the port nt New Orthe mi-nth, this June being 585 and Icons. Cohen, whose father was wife and It. \V. Todd, and —--------enreer is not particularly rem ark­ 'Y.\.I' rn*‘!.r ’ c hry.Hl**** »«lc» m nrager. have been fixtures on the Thurs. Inst June .158, a total increase of able , but Simpson and Reid go on that policy means to the ,jny njBht radio schedules for near* Jewish, has solidified the vote of tV.’/lirwJ"oiV.-nV S J tf.r T O to declare that of the company’s puhiic is readily understandable , lhreo nnil change will 227, of which 357 were adults . and „ his material race nml carries the. Mril, r | rrl,u r„iiri nt Hanford. rtamlUntmty. Fl*»ri«tn. on tin* firm ■115 buyers of Chryslrrs only one t\ hen the owner of n Chrysler 50 .fouhtless change the plans of many 228 juveniles. 41 new members ;| j j0Ujf,{l,mi Krpuhlirnu delegation j bringing thh total member- f hil ao he is one of those "■'> 1 *" mT baa ever traded in his car for wants a larger, heavier, faster and ttu,U9„ndB of ra.iio enthusiasts who Joined, Lf * noar Tkr. j,ir v hntir : 1 Nfjrro politicians .... , nwer f,k<! to Itie 1111M 1 »yn% »f Omiplulnt thin another make of automobile, and on more powerful car he knerwa he can lmVl. rt.jigiou*ly tuned it. for their nhip up to Ihe story nour touthem w•.h o *:,Uy |l|rn|„ t uy th« Comnttcmlcnce for the mLTitn was l*.*ri,n j,av0 anything he wants. Incipluln/mt In thin c . iuko otherwim* this they claim a record. find exactly the^ same O’pe^ of car Thursday night favorites, dentally. |u> in credited with eon***** " f **«»"i»lnlnt will he token The m e exception they explain one step higher in the ’W). A nother' »Thc. now hour .welting brings the i:i«» overdue notices were sent and , idiralil.' ability. t, i <■* parte with regret, wanted u second s ep is the ’.() and still another is Goodrich artists « half hour later D57 hooks mend. Lhe cataloging .. . . . record shows that; 177 hooks were Walter Cohen wns inWashingThe nature of the said suit helm? Chrysler hut Ids mind was set on the Imperial ’HO. Kach Chrysler. ..... fpr ihose using Eastern .Daylight u* r.jJ T im e T ’ , :" H!urnr u“y Y '1 accesBkmed and classified, and 501 to„ when the Ku Klux Klan ngitn- » suit t** f-wceh se ilini certain ................... having a certain body typo and car in built to tn«* dame stunaaruiis .Saving rime, but in the fall, when ' T , , _ *.„„,i ,,„,i ,,,,,,1,. .■ ' mcrigage date) March .1. A. D it.;:, I from the defendants. II ». Long when he found he eould not get it In pro|>ortSfm to the tanks it ia ex the eastern radio stiitlnn» cr« hneh catalog cards were t>peii ninl madt tion wns at Its height. E will •„ Acknowledgement i* made for “ j snrt. |,npc those K luxers ',,,,,1 uninn ........ ids wife, to the in n Chrysler ns soon ns he needed l>eCted to perform. That is t h D e ; on standard time the program principle 1, ^ 1 i* re u ° program will j k nn,| mn(;nzinos donated l^V | never, get after me, because it will I Realty Trust Company, the i-’niuit he reluctantly decided to buy an fundamentalli11 1Chrysler ■ i p u .1Ih.......................... v *•“' nrysier" print e heard a half hour earlier since , ,, • Militnrv 1,,, knr.i i„, rkcil 1 nluloant. said mortaage l>. Ing of 10 thl! following members. Military l>t hard going, nt rtm arktd. , . , ,.r.i in Moriguuc ItonU is. page other make of rnr. and to ouir nmul it is the c x - l t|„. i.ollr r0, m„Hv wn« and American L egion' " I’m n A’eg-ro, n Jew and a Gath- v.-, , r tin I'utdle it.. .,i-d-of Semlttnie igin Although the books of the Chrys­ plnnntion of the f’hryslei owner un and1 !^l,r II. Iornieriy was between 10 EnKjneor in.t.v. Florldu. Monthly |,y Charles T. Butler; ollc!" ler Corporation do not show n rival loyalty that Is sr.- consistently re It I- f u r l ti e r iirili-r.nl t h a t t h i s N>>. which, somehow, wns "Wednesday night was adopted hooks of various classes by Mrs. | Alt of tire pnt.liNhe.t In il.e H a n f o r d for this particular distinction vealed In repent orders." i true. on the new schedule because if ('. W. Carroll. Mrs. L .11. G riffith ,1 f e r i l . t . a riew*n:.|ier in iM I-tie d 1.1 Nf.nf.ird, S.-n.In.de F o u n t v , F l o r i d a , the Goodrich Comp tny’i desire to Mrs. F.. L. Murkell, Miss Alice in: r iin i ro riir s i :»*i - i.i o e .. w e e k fo r fo lir l l ) e o n s e c u have their programs earlier. This McGlone, Miss Mae McDougnl, iv \uTi.r . h u m . , it .o iiiiiv in I I I . w e e k s . Mini f. ro p y t h e r e o f tie i ' ouM not lie done on Thursday ■lack Aycocke and .1. 11. Hutchinson 11 •li.il In e i r l t nf Il.e . te f .o ..l: . o l 111 \ M T.m I night because of the feu to res which and the flowers contributed each 1 ItMAl.TV Till ST l ‘ IMI'ANV, it C..|. Iiiui . .1 lo Mils 1)r.t. r. tVITVKHH 1111 In.ml amt offl. l.l piti ai inn 1 ' ■ 1 , 1 1 1 ■ 1 -* I nt, hi occupied time on the air until Hi week hv Mrs, Otnrence Gantt, .JN -ent of 11n* Clrctill t'norl of Ho* lo’clock. By advancing the night Ttvenly-Tlilrd .ludlrlal Flrntll ..f 11 . s . l.M N'i; a m i m u .1 v : 1 . 0 MU III- W i f e . . 111.1 It. \ V . Till l i t . M il d tit. state of Florida, lo ao.l for ' Goodrich secured the H:3>) j 0 rito Seminole . ‘.unity. .01 tills the i-t. T t i l t h ; M wife. D e f e l l t l DETROIT. Mich., July 2—Annly- are enscntiul. Low gasoline uti/1 oil period. year by mail or wire, both from day >.f July, a i >. 192*. nU of th<> causes which have made consumption on the one hand, and V i: I lO I’flLAHH. l i l t .F . I ; <»F P t m mVi u c Ai T The Silvortown Cord Orchestra Idenlers dealers and collectors in m thin ini I'ouncm ..- ....1 'n'.’'d . ll D tN7i -Cliryulor automobiles in the three few replacements on the other r i - r l ; I ’lr.oilt I ’o u r t . l(Ml) u 'i .i . ian I.on'.:. ...........Considering ........................ ....... niul Silv v,‘l*Masked Tenor are now Iry and in Europe. Most foreign * li. \ M. WKFKH yeiirs of their manufacture among hand. tin* ......... first of these and H e p u ty c i e r l t . i.i-u if, s t . t h t . v in ..m th r most popular cars on the mar- Jpoints, we have always been kept through IP radio stations orders come from Germany. 5* uy MI Hull iN M O N T i lO M l 'I t V . A L A - H'llit'lTIT I'i .r IIT SE At.) kot reveals one -economy of oper- advised of the remarkable records *'v,l,‘y week and it it estimated, American collector- come in person ItA M V ...I li, W. T itlM i. a n .I W ils o n . Hoy le A l .lgllto 11. ntion—which has won favor with Chryslers have achieved in low •[" m| V"' eonnnents received a t the to look over the supply on hand. Holi. ller 1 for i‘on.pin Inn lit. T.iPD, Ms wife, i.r 111* W e s t.■< Avi-Iilte. I'v.'l..-Ion, 1111 I’.il.ll-li July 2. !>. I«. 2.J. Sit. Sold at Face Value purchasers and has commended tliis 1gasoline anil oil use. Before llu* Goodrich offices, that they have u The orders are filled in the order make to buyer* of every range of advent of Chrysler in the automo- Regular audience of six to eight income. Idle m anufacturing field, a six eyl- million people listening in on thc.r of their coming with "perfect cen­ tres" and all stamps are sold at Economy of operation has longi inder car running as many ns 20 1weekly concerts." face value, regardless of what deal- , 1(01*0 a leading requirement of nut°- unheard of. Yet the Chrysler ‘70’ cr.- may charge for them after- i mobile purchasers Mpecallly of | miles on a gallon of gasoline win ward. The agency publishes a list those of average m eans; and stn - 1has been doing it ever since that of all stamps available for sittc ami | tU tlrs show that the most sucres- model was put on the road . The p.ve m anufacturers are those who, Chrysler ‘DO’ has been delivering these date hack to I89‘>. produro n gmul looking, roomy, 22 miles and more to the gallon When a new issue comes out, J dupemlahle and durable car, which right along. The Chrysler ‘50’ lento thcie me as many as five or isx Thu rummer months are always tnll give real performance without h/u'o shown il ot Ih* capable of clerks busy filltng orders. considered the liest time of the sacrificing the principle of icon- more than 25 miles (ter gallon (>f Grown-up stam p collector* The new Lindbergh airmail gasoline. year to build, July especially. stamp, of'course, was in huge d c j "?»>• . apparently convinced the go v ern -,........f , ............ ;........... • _ r cidleetoni collector* aand nd' " it is the generul opinion of ment that theirs is a regular call- T,m,ul TJ’o make the cost of maintenance Labor and m aterials cun lie ob­ re«fuln. apii operation non-collectors alike. ip ns ... small m m un item as Chrysler users, as their opinions ing. tained more readily and usually at -llile has been the constant aim lire reflected in reports to us, th at "Wo never hud u stump so popa lower figure than any other Dr perhaps it’s just good busWalter I*. Chrysler," snid J. W. >the Chrysler enr, because of its lneM Judgment it,,. ~ , ular us this one," said Third Assis­ period of tlie year. EifeMr, Chrysler sales manager, j sturdy construction and the dura- INxntofrico Ueimrtnii.nl V tant Postmaster General Robert S. Think it over now is 11 GOOD lir a disousslo# of this point," and ,1'Hliy of its materials. Is one of departm ent’s Phl n /iu f » lhe Itcgar, whose Division of Stumps time to luiild. those wlm have driven Chryaler .the most economical of all autmon ;,fP J hil.n.le.l,<' . Agency includes the Philatelic Agency, uneanccllod United Ntnlui 'Ibis is a good place to get m ate­ cars under all sorts of conditions I Mini 1n upkeep, and In cost of gas "Most commemorative stamps rials and suggestions. tell Ua th at he and his associates. oline and oil its unique engine dc- to collectors. are principally of sectlonnl interest This ngeney, whose sole husihave succeeded in their purpose. | sign gave It from the outset a lend hut this one is of interest all over “If tho economy slogan 01 an an- rfwilu that even their strenuous ness i* sale of stamps to such clis- the country. These orders for temoblle is to mean more thnn a efforts of three year* have never tomeiT, was established in 1921, Lindbergh stamps have come known among themselves as Phi­ mere collection of words two things been able to overcome." fast that wo haven't been latelists, buy n cjuantity of each so SI to count them yet," LUM B E R 1- i f ] p r j (C O M P A N Y new issue mi it comes out. They I These stamps went on sah* situ are also in the market for issues d d ^ c r 1.0 longer c u rre n t including „H tiitanuously in St. Louis, as it T H E YA R D WITH A M IL L B A C K IN G welcomed the flier home; Detroit commemorative issues his birthplace; Little Falls, Minn., No true philatelist' will allow Holly Avo., nt m his album if he can get a bet­ ids home town, and the Philatelic F iresto n e T ires Ciulf Cin.soline DETROIT Mich., July 2—The tain confines of the valley. ter one. “ Perfect centers," ns Agency in Washington. 11th, 12th, 13th Sis d ll W. 1st. St. These trucks and commercial Tel 89u nped for Graham Brothers trucks Ihrv are known to the fruternity, cars40 of which were imported BY RODNEY BUTCHER and lo the Postoffke, are stamps in out-of-the-way places as well as the last year, were brought whose white borders are equally WASIIINGON — When Pop lit center* of population is striking­ during into tho vulloy like everything else spaced on all four sides, As soon master General Harry New coin- ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M aaasaauH aH iR N B aB H B B H iiaN M aaB aaaaB H aHHBEKii» ly illustrated by the story of llu- —on muleback. missioned Commander Richard E. rnramunKN, Columbia. -The pi , l 11 11 i ! “ Si " nPw l*G",'P goes on sale, an Byrd to carry air mail across tlu* trucks were disassembled adequate sunnlv of In thu midst of a large and ferin .no m a . i or a i a r g e a n q icr- and nm, part* p a m welching welching about about MO1*-MO ter-"" is' m ■' >i 1h ' " “p' i tl l ^ ' Atlantic- a dream began to co^ie tr ". In a Mg way. tile agricultural district, tills city j .1(lun(|M „s, l Bncd to each mule. Agency, which is o-e . is complete y wallet, in fn,m the ].nriri. unith |ikl, t |lt. I1H)tor wen. U„sliincto„ 1 !!trn 1 thl* Now. reminiscing the other d(y, outaide world by the Eastern Cor- , ;u r ied by two tu four mules hitch\v in t w recalled that as long as ten ye»r.* dillera Range of the Andes Moun- t(| together. The trip by mulc-pmk The 1i“ r n ,m fi'l'! r , , ago he had discussed with Byrd part ment V found that col- the feasibility of an air mail ser­ tains, he only pnrtieshle parlicsble means for OVcr to |Mt(irH L , uJ lhat over the mountains requires 10 lo .■-•i n.. persons ... . . . 1 . . . ' were ......1.■. vice and other angles of the fu­ getting or .........r manufactured ,1 . iors 'V1 '" ' lu.vl.nhaving a 1terrble 14 days. time getting those "perfect een- ture of aviation. Both had cottfl goods into the city or shipping the cost of freightage fa no produce out Is by pack mule is Though ) |l« re was any organ- deuce in tho air mail idea. heavy, including ocean, river ’!,T m l clearing house for them. Postover narrow and perilous mountain Byrd was still in naval aviation „ «ml rail transportation before the! office dorks were 'n i.o ' v.V.vO,'''”'' tiaifs. Yet in and around Bucnr- |)IKt "legs" Pf the journey, the 1 terrible tin. ■ havi"« <» un.! New was then n senator from " h a t witli requests rndiami, trying t<> sell air mail ohangn. Grabuni Brothers trucks trucks hnve added greatly to the legislation to rnllcnguos who and contmerelal cars are *—*— - ■ wouldn't take it very seriously. operated in large numiKTs net work of rondH which abruptly 1he postmaster general claims virtual paternity of the air amil r;:d at the mountain confines e service. He nursed it in infancy die valley stamp 1 and brought it up. It may seem as These trucks and commercial | other make, rough roads and cMiee out. I if he had suddenly laid the child ears nre being operated in lurge heavy grades requiring trn n sp o r-, The department earn, to feel on somebody’s doorstep by sur­ timnlters on a net work of roads ._r” !.,:at ‘'Very one concerned was enti- rendering the service to private power. which abruptly end a t the moitn- lion and high Y neil to more consideration, so, un. operation, hut New doesn't feel tier Pm (m aster General Will Hays, that way. It's still tho govern­ , ," 'w division was opened. The ment's mull th at’s being carried pumped up." WMH. 10 order all and he predicts a great future for "Oversizing allow., a much g reat­ er margin of safety, and in the J postmasters t„ send Imck all the service. long run justified the added ex- stamps on bund not of current vintYour correspondent developed pt-nsOj There me ninny advantage* rge which might In, of special in­ to using oversize tires, including terest lo the philatelists, as tho a certain respect for New when he A p n e n t and impartial survey o f automobile o more comfortable riding, Iwtier 1 do cart ment hud promised to sell found him in his office, on u warm recently conducted by a great organization, shows d m braking with less tendency to skid, ull available issue*. This round­ day, with his vest completely un­ " Ih e use of oversize tire j will and less lire trouble. The larger up brought in a few stamps on buttoned. Other eal.lnel officers T+4^79 owners o f ocher got* intend to change to L' Oc-ah *»• lied nhued „ premi- me not to be seen in such a state •stable many motorist to get much tire is tmt so easily cut or bruised nrxt-time they buy a car. , M the tread wears much longer. tint such as t) < .dunihinn expo. of undress. Now, if New would greater autlsfaction and lodger and“ Mist _____ ^ ^ blit not least, the oversize wit .inn . . ,set—but these were noon only shed his vest completely.— mileage than with regular tires," tire will overage for greater mile­ gobbled DIAMOND DIAMOND up, xljeae owners have compared their cars with Birirfr- In* naira W. A P uiii.k of the Setni- age, which In terms of cost per U'tcrestlng characters ror .10 HEAVY HEAVY Tod:\v the Philatelic Agency re­ performance,in economy, in comfort, luxury and dependshple Tire Simp, dealer* in Kire- "lilt*, metre* economy. In tires .1* ceives 10.000 12,000 orders a to Washington from i/iuisini a, TITAN SERVICE TUBES utone lin e s in Sanford. btCty^And they havcdecidcd that Buick offers greater value.' the home of Senator Joseph Euin everything else, it pays to buy "M otor ears are equipped with dependable quality. Firestone Urns ) tires that nre ample for any or­ hits long been the 1 ender in Fxsmtne1a Buick at your earliest opportunity. Find out 1 0 .1 0 dinary use, provided they are in­ that field," Mr. Patrick concluded. 1 why ao many owners of other cart are changing to Buicfc flated to the correct pressure /e v e ry d a y .^ However, most motorist abuse their WILDWOOD New American tiles by overloading them and 1-aFranrc fire truck to he purch­ m W H B M B E T T B R A U T O M O B IL E S ARB B U IL T . thru ugh failure to keep them ased, u B U IC K W IL L B U IL D T H E M a a I,..,,, IW J i w h Ih , li,„l ,1 1 2 .2 0 ' ...I I ) rrjiu.n'tl Ikiik.t III... u r .- .I ,, |„ „ ,r ‘ operating are a few Dnlurcs of the rar Ihul’* ‘‘fized right.” Chrystler Dealer In Colorado Town Radio Program O f Book Circulation At Lays Claim To New Sales Records 1Goodrich T ire Co. ! J'b JncreaserJinSJune — ----- H I W n fhniurod li e l c e e Our Office And Plant Will Pe Closed Monday July 4tli. S a n fo rd L a u n d ry Inc. “Service That Satisfies” FOR THAT INDEPENDENCE DAY TRIP SAVE MONEY ON TIRES Popularity Of Chrysler Due Partly To Low Gas Consumption And Upkeep Buy- 7ire$totie T IR E S T U BES July Is A Good Time To Build WMNGTON, TXTTT We are selling1our entire stock of these wonderful tires at lower prices than ever known before. Conn1 in and let us show you. Graham Trucks Prove Popular In Many Rural Communities, Survey Indicates Phone 135 Yard Bond Grade Zip Service Mail order house have sold many tires in Sanford in the past—But it is no longer necessary to or­ der your tires— Buy from us— Genuine Seminole Tire Shop 344,679 car owners sayBtdckwifl be tfietr next car “DIAMONDS” and save money. Oversize Tire Best For LongerMileage Says Local Dealer Look! 30x3y2 ............$ 7.35 32x4 12.40 20x5 8 ply heavy service 03x5 8 ply heavy service 29x4.40 8.40 30x4.95 30x5.25 13.65 30x5.77 .... 16.00 33x6.00 ....... 17.00 You’ll Appreciate! SERVING Y O U Is wimt we are here for Drive In and let us show you how much we appreciate your business. Old fushlon barbecue and barbecue hush fresh daily 1 r.A S — O IL—LiR E A SlN U — W ASHING J m Stone’s Service Station 13th fit. & Hanford Ave. Phone 773—\V Dor long fxperlcace in lid* line of huslnes* will, ,|,e lalest and “‘M should enable us to give service that will please. "Ask tile lilies who we are now serving" Maflett’s Auto Repair Shop 115 E. 2nd. SI. |(,ar Wight ruling Slalion $ 8.30 33.10 36.60 10.70 15.85 17.70 20.85 25.50 $1.60 3.10 4.40 4.85 2.25 2.80 3.15 3.80 4.10 Complete stock of genuine Ford repuir parts. ■ IB BUY “DIAMONDS” AT Wight Brothers Company 2nd. & Magnolia, loth and Sanford, 1*1. & Elm or J oiich Tire Shop Sanford Buick Co. Magnolia Avenue. �PAGE THREE THE SAN'FMin HERALD. SATURDAY. JULY 2. 15127 Jack Gets Down To Business ~ rr «U*%. , jV * ‘i f “S irjr **k .ion"? m r m •% rp SSL. M k f c J g 'j " Wifef *V I ‘applied plin ox w eaed, the amount dcpciranprfln the nltrofron nvniln’ hie Ip xhejjWmpftU* fertilizer lifted and whether ................thtrtholFli.in — — heed pro . ■vmu fly -p la n lc T wHlt / r o p s ort whic li l a r g e n n io a n to } o f f e r t i l i z e r used would allow sofn6 residual el* U rt. Lime Is also 'needed on these r.oils and c itk et lima-or wood nshes in used to a considerable extent. The roil, of course, quickly loses its ortfahlc tn atter so th a t either . special trade nhd aliipprd n« “jum= 1own, while many northern pro-1 T n n J n n ! „ OfORK --t'hiroj and t'oinpnny to four luyifH of nine aiaiks in n yrnte | ducu% denier* , «re* represented X - i U l l l l U I l l o TT U 1 r i U l l build new lirnsreal turnt packing by \>v*yAi' W» the <.ise of ii, five layers of l-.'n* r.t .-.thif neiiKirfC BeaaofiTby byStfftri t\C A M .%m%. r h(*u*" here at'coat of $20,000. ten fttrdkw m ch; iis nix lajfcra o f , win* pttrehnee crops for Uu'Tr I l P l i l U S O U l IV IS T iy NOT!* i: III** SII.K or* TOWN OF twelve sLdk* each and mi oi^. firms. There is. of course. some r y i j» n i a ‘ OYICIHI, IT.OIIIDA. STIlKirr l.«The yit.ld t,f celery in Sanford,'| Aenn.it> shipped <m canalgh- l L * U I T l D l l l l £ 1 ) 1 O C H S I'lim KMKvr llli.ni* of ^ av aillll)K . j u i U m I n | m e a t . M iT Ifi: IM IIBttF.BT CItVn.V ttin“ niittl elut»t o'clock F, M. on tbw i titer rectlons of the country. A (r.'crv T u i (r.Us<t Trouble , LONDON June .'10—Why do Lon- mil .lay of Italy, 1327, nt (hi- nffteo K'ioU yield abuuld run titld crates or »r W ,t. U e v i u n , In th*» T o w n v U • l:e inject ihut is rousing tin* , tion’s bulkllnga cm mbit-7 u v i c t n . F l o r i d a . the T o w n C ouiujii letter',to the acie, but 1 Imve t-6eo mo:' itoidth- fit the present tirnfl Every year thelm asonry of him- of lieT o w n of Uvlcitcu- I'lu rU la urltl . incny fields this je n r where the m mown i. : .j t el. ry ty e r .. drctla of building; cruinhlex away k iyivi* »'*ut« <1 Mr1« for tie- imrelias.. y L lj ran over aitd yield:-, of i ins p* t npro'irod her 1 several nnd ten ; nf thmnuimF nro snenf in o f » t r e t li n iiriiv » fn c n i Imnila «dt .............. ;J U «A ....... .■:■ .. . growers Some rain is eonridered of value ilruwers gcnorully figure that it ; rvilb v i*“ l n a n. . i n. d u s t r i a l j , .u e s o,a r e n, n a s njf\ . iiffynlih seral-anmiauy no, th' I'rru, louited a eomnutce t<>, , investigate | „f January snA .tnly ofraV R ' by t lie growers who feel th a t the cc> t a '$1.00 to $ ! per ernto ti»1 district. , y e a r , k o tt t p rin c ip a l* w tu l tntvri-s»~t*»-' c r o p s are prndueed b e lt with a lim­ the celery in th& ear reatiy to J 'iTlie tyer cun noti b«! controlled! ‘h« w‘Ui,c 1>f *"» trouble, it.. p a > n l il‘- a t tli<> N o t te n it l ’a r k ■ i t 'd i. mount of nut tu n! 'rainfall. roll to .m ark et. by l t a n k t n tin- *‘l»y i>f VOrlt a m i * S t a i r o f V ow Y o rk , ssli* hnViit^-k». Committee nos fcyUalert the cam e The celery roots ferago widely ; chewing In re its, because tiio . IVashing and I'recooling Ing payaMe ns (iiltows,- i;on oo vn for tlieir fond supply. At inatunT, ,, . r.rsanlcnl residues' nitike the celery I decay hut hn? been unable •I.II. i. Iti2H: * 100.00 oil J u l y t. I h e r e wait o m i p a r a t l v . Iy l t t O o u n m a r k o t l l b t0 . T U . ,n , , , n t ruin'. t o f i n d a r e m e d y . ty you can dig into the coll be­ ■ : I32S: luo o .o o o n J u l y 1, 1390; MflO.o# <4. k WRH/f’ ff tween thn ro.va and find roots ex. washing of celery done until a few I (|jr ip ,*i.. tim: with pyrethrum .| The contributing enures of o n J u l y l. 1831: *800.00 o n J u l y >L'I‘ U)wx»V, 4-Vs 1332; o n J n l y - t > ISB.l; tSail.SO > lei dine cleftr to tho center of tlio year- ago when an infestation of q-|,j.. matcii'T-tl hi BUfflriont iptnn-; crumbling are the aiilfumus acid nit J u lMy 00.00 I. 1’Q l ; I I I)0.00 o n J u l y 1. cclery Iyer caused the growers to tity Idlls ablno of the y o u n g ; in Londi.n ntmpspheru through the H'JS: isoo.no spaces between ‘rows. an July 1, 193if mnl • ■ ■ ■o nM. l uM ' MWt i; i y heavily and it wn.s neceftrary worms and drives the adult use of coal fuel, the city’s rainwa- ■*300.00 t v ' l----. 1 0‘37,' 3 7 ,'rram a i d bO The celery clop is cultlyutod fretfc m W k W fe l& F , tiav o lo-en v n l l d a t c t tiy A cl o f tlia j cjurntly during the growing season, to wash the stalks thoroughly to moth ftom the CeJery so H int' te r .'(which contains curbonic acid, I.< g l s l i i t u r n fit t h o t t l u i o o f Klo.rtil.i, although since grown during tho *vi move' the spray residue and have the birds get .t chance a*, th em .; sulfuric ncid and ammonium salts) All Mila tnii«t ht* a c e a t n p a n t e J ,liy m m m o o rtlflo ,! t’I'ock n a y n t i l r t»> th« ■re Si lo.uj trouble wdlb t(jL . jack paus ipspectioti. Since winter, there ifierv. 1 • t .1 :* r m t s e n m o s t t i . u u a g e a n d t h e p r e s e n c e o f b a c t e r i a a n d t ,, >v n o f *ivioiin, I'lorjit.*,. ihfv llii:t time. The single <that time, several'celery washers a f t e r t h e c e l e r y linn b e e n p a p e r e d a n d s m a l l p l a n t s In t h e s t o n e . I amini u m o f ISOO.flO lioo.or) to l*« >,f o r t e i l k a •«*•-' row cultivator is cnmlmmly oni" j liriVo b.eti built and others a.e un- a n d i n t o in p a r t y u T M sa >’bi(l,> the. r e a s o n , a s I n ' S o m e o f t h e t y a r t e r l n an«l p l a n t ! o|4n afouCl l'pe tr a. .t t ofl<>*ti>, >e;',y >v» l u l l " auld Pnritln lit . |i!nycd, muie drawn. 1 have seen I <pT cnmttructlon nmv. Many of Mr reh. j are in the stone before it Is qunritM 'orilnn ro t t e i r e w n h , ti o n d s t r ule one small tractor usci. in lo o , to c g n iu i rs <io not feel th a t warii* ity f u r i l i l t v e r y w i t h i n I T . c i i i y It is inter nt*ng to note th n t;iie d . scetion so for, but there S tc ip r o - j jt,(, pBy„ j)Ut. in a rburse of a few f 3 31 il»v ■■ n l l t t t i m e 'o f rni- m ....aterial ...................until in Tin- T n " II, I ' l ' l i w l l rC»«*rVcJl ill* bably others. This was a single I ' VVfTieve thVi' much\>‘K the ‘th'' ' l' >H nt u’:,st l’iu t,-v The mainly RC ajew « M ils wheel type like the Gravely. S - .i wiU to f f r S in this bian . »’«>•» «« «Ger the ..ret C-f, Loudon buildings -esp eeially of r i a t i t t o - r e j e c t nrt>r .a mkt. vtill im -ri's.. March when the m igrating war- the older type— in limestone, which All Celery l’apered |mi As T i A ' t i - O l a r l i o f M»» •< • T o w n o f O v lf.ln , KlorJilM m e t o ' ! f ” ' r Bil,K n, l rl,l7 " I? 1, lh r°tufS rr..m tin* • r f M > « r ‘ l ike most sections of the North M ; i m : , y t . t o w n .. .............................. r.M the celery here is blanched with „ . .. , t h i s W H m ui . H . i j l f Ai l i i g h t o n . ... , In feed on the moths, f air mix w ith the lime, and cilery paper placed on edge a lo n g m whom prceoo) the celery. The ■M f, AUiirnCys for To w n of itvl-rjji;.^^ tir o avfdllows which "aret contldnntlcTi cnbaca the decay. the rows jiad held in pbice by fhriner firm give; only a short lire. 1 1 ■■ : So far no rottwdy for Lhi^ decay v. ire.s. The time of blanching do* \ cooling befoie the celery stalks mu V'1"1' iii great numbers during kjCIV-' y / l f pchtlfl u|»on weather conditions,1packed, |,ut tho Dutton Company the . « winter , . also do. a great .work him been discovered. ) i* l- w ; tf <,*> ’ ,t; [but ordlmuilv ten days to two • thoroughly in the critic ,n . d «!,!® tin« ,l!L’ ™ ™ w«f 1 1 1 iete) -v » weeks allowed. In tlio h itte r , just before packing in the car. | ort. ('cat weather this season. DM FL'NIAK SPUING ?— C:»n t r a c t r ' fa rt of the reason as> th®, c : ih H Hr. ; , are equipped to luindle i "J lie big problem, in control now la let for const ructio;i v i $ 10,000 1 ys.i -ft tycr boenmes more dostiTtcUVo W j eight ear;, a day: Duttmi ten. In to find some m aterial less expen­ now jail bore. ■ (blanching period 15 reduced r* the Duttiin preeoWrr the majority sive then pyre thrum and *ino L-.1' is n Prescript inn Tor tbnt will neither leave a poison­ uAen <m eight days or loss, l m 0f the crates arc packed in the' field CRYSTAL RIVER Klorida ry paper.L used aver W”* ® ^ and nro placed without repacking ous residue oil tho plant nor phone Corporation to improvo) Mulnria, Chills and Fever, ■ Here y6U have Jaik Dempsey arriv in g .a t White Sulphur Springs, N, Y., t<. finish training fur his battle f.lc again anu with ordinary euro lasts jn th# prcc00| }ir.ro . ar^ burn the loaves. Dengue or Bilious s ever. service in this town and r e p a ir ! w ith Jack Sharkey a t New York to decide who is to cross gloves with Tunttey for the heavyweight title in The growers all spray regular­ toll lines. four or five year* im nvr •,<! in Jco w ater for th irty It kills the germ s.. t h e f a l l . With the gx-champ came his wife, Esteliu Taylor (left). They were met by Thom Luther and Ida Cutting of ly with Bordeatt Mixture for dotio with a blight. Tltc red spider which iilim family, proprietor of-the White Sulphur Springs hotel where the Dempsey camp wa* cstabil bed. m uses cimsidcrm'lo damage at o„„ I, r,,„U, l*,t ,0 L 11,0. « ! , o ; 'j ' > ; ^* '■ time.* ia taken care Of by spray­ ■V -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- finite dirty so that a number of ^ wr»pi>wl celery. The ing or dusting with Hnio-aulphur n ' r 1 / ^ 1 r* , • rr* Jf J grow. r:; arc in f..- or of l»u£ul cut- j-*-*.1;-: <>' cimciuvpack.'rMooM.- The blarkhenrt, nruvicaisly mentioiuil, is largely controlled by ihcir . The main work In the celary , "TappedI in purishincnt paper, then cultural metlioda: over irrigation Uy (’. RUSSELL MASON or lack of w ater will result in the n .i.i. ..,‘*..1., liv neirroes i rt*’nai ked in tr,0 usual WitV In and it the usual methc^'uscd’forj £?»*&>!*?«<• « Bolutlon So far the »•'“ Bn* »na r. F. Dutton, u.h ln . ffi* a ^ ?...n .SS Sk'sSfftSrT', S an fo rd Celery Continues Rilltogs Nete: Tltrnjlgti Hi*' icutii'U'Hi nf i*. Kussell Mason unit llii* Market Urower* Jnurhut, Tln> j t rr.ilit i'<-|inMtur** what lias tn**-n iit'siTliint ny m-onitn*nt local evtery gotw*i,a as tile 'most cmiin i.Ihmi- ivc study of tin* Hanford i o L e a d ** Chas. E. Gardeiner Co. ..StAhlhSld? £ Zt Specialists in Silk Dress Goods, Silk Hose and Summer Dress Goods to pioduce enough |> q* it, but with the in Seed Rig Problem Good seed strains ia one of the recent yours, now use biggest problems w ith which the 'J ^ ll;'u a lly ‘Vriacoe celery grower lias to dent today. n ,v. ... i iitds are lb 10. Dry Goods, Notions, House Furnishings- •n *?v During: the Sununer Months We Close at ; 5.P* M. ■ : :i 242 S. Beach St. Daytona BeaphjFla. ;f itvn till With those who Imvo to do with |,v n dozen other ijinnies, is used only n small amount each year, The otftndard cejery crt'lo \ir.o-l l WHI probably bo re: winter considerable ex extent, especially dim to tho ertpoii c of gettin,: the :er celery. ‘ to a« coiiHiderable N«* section.con s e c t i o n c u n make m a k e the progress fo eurlv prdilu tiroduction and thut lai.d in snai>'? far forr the early , tlii< p a itf ulur ‘ achieved iteie with• ■ portion of the crop which mature:*' cro p .. Tho th at ha* been Tlio clearing of the land of ts uut making use of new and modern m lute spring. Tue Golden I’lnmo lifllmottoes and other growth coals metlioda of growing, without hav- ia iesa subject to black heart Ilian from S175 to f2Ut) an acre, t h i . The increased u n cag e of curly ' L™P" ' ,n» i,, , 1 r u e It u s s n a p b e a n s , lim a b ean s, ing now problems constantly a- is the Golden Sclf-Blonehing, but v e tk usually being dime on a ton- cry tbrinigh to dostlnhllnn v.ith t . *- .* I,.,. ‘ 1 . ’ !’ lin»*uully tomutaos, squash and cucumbers visc and in process of solution. It serins to become hollow more tri et^ ba. is. the first year after gie iter safety and f;ro well (likcll *™.th e r ‘'Xpcr,‘:m'Ld ‘“ “ - U r o ,,, for lo.ul m arkets. Many «‘f is, therefore, without mucii held- quickly in mid-tieaaon. The Gold- cltaring a coarso mop such a by the railroads for that reason, rm-. ing January. the farm ers, however i tiroduco lotion that on article on Sanford et: Plume Ih also a more quickly henna, tomatoes or squash nmy ■ ' However, the labor lu re la u n a o | The main competition exper-1 only celery and follow th at w ith celery is aubmitted to Market m aturing type. Easy lllnnchiig grown followin',; which tin- til ■ Growers Journal readers, since 1 is used by an occasional growo- system is im-tnllcd and celviy ciifitomcd to handling _ them. ' > iu -cd by Florida . d ry grow ers! a cover crop, svith celery shipped frond The f-’nnfonl sectlfn Ih n most mu confident that there are u l-jfo t the latest sjiring crop, nmtur- plnnted. The first yc.tr with > ' t b e r tn e l ', restricted eiilufly to .* i. W«ya new* angles of Interest. ing in May. c ,.v the ground i often n Utile f. vy narking hou; ‘ wb. re the c d - ( *l.fornia, the season there, how- interesting one from the stand'T7 i . i washed and repacked. H » e ^ r , being slightly abend o f , point of the ttuck g ro w .r and Acreage Increase The growers ami celery buyer, rough t" got riie be.'.l testiiis. . . I al u t t. 1 Iiot^f.m In priMcnt iMorida: and \vitb alack xrown well worth an extended visit by The acreage nf celery in the Sun- wrt particular as to the ty,.r ; a"«.v l |ns n t tioii i ■ plt'a ing mi appearance in tho during tile bunthlcr in tli north any jif Llie northern growers ford district this year bus been of celery. A number of -.trams i’.,‘r®!.,,Le,y I" v ,n f.l!!'!iltiyJ " 1 ' hotnul e ra trs as in the nail d ;;i :| held in ..(«■■ some what increased, totaling ap ­ this year have shown a high per i; really serves as little none tl m of celery. a medium to support tho plants Con tu s in g the labor o f t ;sovtral organizations are locuproximately. 3,500 acres. This in- ____ ccniagc _ ... of sports,' lull growing t lie* jt«,| juHnnfonl tolniniili* the elulcs three-fourths of all the e®!*|gn>on celery mixed through tli” whlie n largo amount of ava i l a bl e putting together the crates, cry grown in Florida and causes) Golden. In somo fluids this "spoil" plant food is used to era our; m win:-lmund craU* is dightly cheap- |m.,,-L, t >ntr f the celery crop, Northern growers nr - “r J•(-,..... in- |11(ir, A tin state to lead uil others in pr<>-[ t*t.|(jry Ims run considerably above growth. A'tty til Law n .tonlshi'i! to find celery g ro w -n l 1h- mnt- r part of the .Sanford t.-.u;* Grow, duction of this crop. The crop, J ;jp )K<r ,-,,,,1. .Florida Vegetable Practice in State A: Faucial of course, varies in value according ( Another difficulty Ims been a hero ti-In ; three or four tons or *clary i--. Ilipjied in the rough, i. e. r , Mllin.<i Ciiinpany i Fuurta i to season and competition, the conziderablo amount of "green more of commercial fertilizer r-vr it i pucker] dry In tin field, t lu i ! ... ,i , i . , Gnako i.u.i. . . . » . i t iJ . i. i o a m o u n t oi g r e e n e.ire. A cepiploto fertilizer high) outer stalk ; showing through the , i , ' «,.* 1 1 Far in era Ex-' Gurncr. Wood ruff li gh-water .murk being ronchc.l n , ,c o i i e t u o r a h lT| j dop§ ngt , h(lW ,,, in nitrogen and potash seem- to crate nri- uriislted over with a wet ' ‘ ' ner ,M< a number of i Rldg. the crops pfI 1 -^ w„ hk f°r f i ,rhl I prominently in the field, lmwever, I’bone H0U h f P lf r td l y 1,1 ^ c hearts remain green inther well as their I out of I'loriiln. ...... ... n ... „i„.... .. n,... JFu i a i g s m e n t ira. t i n e o f M o n e y no: .11! S. •). NIX . .. .. mctJIllWatexRoute to ---- -- tu find that till! growers have bee.i raid to have been here due pri- Tko sour e* <f r it t **reii u < ! in For Aching Or lired Feet attracted from almost every stale marily to improper seed-growing »uch u mixture include both or\ Font Speri'aliut ln the Union. It is said th at once methods. It Ims been the custom gnnic and ino’Nianlc forms, Ab *it Rhone IU2 For Appoint inert n grower from the North or West some seedsmen t*> grow half » thoucund pounds of compb le fer"geU sand In bis shoes” he is in 'm a tu re celery in Florida during! tilixer nmy be applied under the Florida to stay. A t any rate, t h a t ' 'h i winter then ship thin north a t ) rows ten days or s'* lirfore iduntChJcrtpwJUt M-ems to be the cuse with the Kan- northern celery planting time tu jng The l ulnm e i ; distributed >y ford farmers. Years of low price*1force along Into seed product ion. | the siugl * row-drill between tlm At I-loyrtV Slioo Btoro <lo not discourage the older celery ’ The seed is thus produced in little r „ w g (hiring ti e growing season, men for they realize that even wLn 1 more ttian a year, and celery is this crop then) must he bod years really encouraged to anntial, rather than biennial growth. This prac­ tu average with the good. tice 1» condemned by experimental All Celery Land Siih-lrrigaled Probably the g re a te st factor in men and growers here and for that "A Substantial Jeweler eticouraging celery production in reason will be largely abandoned this ra il of the state 1ms been tho by any scediucn who wish to sell In a Substantial -City” possibility, of sub-irrigiUing the ®dcry seed in Florida, __ A few of the progressive grow“rttd. .Most of the __ sml available; for celery is of sandy lopm type 1era here buy sufficient quantlth ; underlain with a hardtmu and with ' of seed for their crop a year in u d -, urtcsinn water uvailahle nl ren- vnt.ee,, test out an aero or so of | ►enable depth, all of thoso with celery from this reed and if satthe level contour of the land pro'-'" isfacioty. use tho balance of the " 'lin g ideal . conditions for sub- seed the following year. The seed irrigation. The system is too well that is held for the following »enknovrn to describe ill detail, but .ton is stored in the north since briefly consists of w ater ronins the gerniinatiun goes down rapidly •aid nbout the higher side of field.*,' «luring tho summer months in this with lateral tile lines every tvven* climate, tv feet to carry w ater through the Heed Beds I'sed Today, tomorrow*, t • r - 1h T u n e oinvard cropni,,^ areas. Drainage is proThe earliest celery is seeded agoes you’ll find <> ,i*vice em irates the »for " Pt "l‘as‘,ns hy connect- bout the first of July with seeding name* iiiL'h Ideals •ru L h o d a t th o lAifiiti,i|*! imrkeis a t the *-mls oi continuing until September. The Uir unes With open ditches or with , , cd beds arc mad • nbout .'IV; feet ning. In t|uality, i>i L . ia |jric«‘ th u b e a t •«»<* lines laid below tlio rjto s a and are covered until tiuiulvanUges of all nr e ju f ta n tly ad h ered to * ' e‘ ° r w ater mains. How- « le r y is well started with cloth fo*' your benefit. u,‘. «lcry-grow ing season i • * u light * • n fi.itGi . <. • r a ‘h r f *lrv “ n,i is" l i t t l e d a n - f t r m c r i y ' a l i o w w t Vi pound of seed n r ot flooding except during the ------------enriy s<h*,| U d period. -----------. Tide wind-hreaks are usually Backing FurtjiUire eiR Wimu Tlvuring ■luud in *,rde* ' Protect the celery from winds Dray ing—Storage ™d dnfling bands. The Oviedo nK district contains a cousid‘‘rtible area of muck soil. • ■ I*h'otle 797 52111\liipfe A vc. J'httnt* :i:i(L» or 570 W P’|uSe*L*,,Sul* lrri 111,1ion." Univ. <f Sci* Dr\ j. It. Vidiev H. C. .. 108 Magnolia .. M a in ta in in g 0. E. Chorpcnin^ f l«-. Bu|. r> (Gainesville, Fla.), u A as Y 0 M K ’EYvEST nnd mor.t luxurious constwiat s lc a m c r 3 a f l o a t offer you comfort one NI c o n v e n ie n c e s u p re m e . SAILINGS FROM JACKSONVILLE TO NEW Y0RI C a llin g a t C h a r le s to n ttvsrv Morifta v rtim'ilpv sort Sanirtlev *1 a l* tl. S. Cherokee June !». IS, 27 July 7, 111, 25 Aug. I. 13 . H. Mohawk June II, 2d, 30 July tl, lg, 2H Aug, li. IO S. .Seminole June 13, 23 July 2. 11, *21. 30 Aug. H 1ft S. S. Aparhe June IG. 2.7 July I. U , 23 Aug. I, II, 20 SUMMER FARES FROM JACKSONVILLE To New York C i t y . , $ 3 C . 5 - t one w a y T o C h a rle s to n , 8, C ............... $12.00 ** ” T o B e s t on, M a n ....................... $42.82 «• " T hrough U 'k t t t e n d $S'J.18 r o u n d $18.00 $72.18 tr ip " ft f! s h r e k td lu « l/p r/n c i> « ln iir l/iw * > i.u r u S ta n d a r d m n ly b m er r -/ Suinnier Exercusion Now On Sale Return Limit (lit. 31, IP27 Traatportttlon ttwludr. n t u i ana m u m aiairionm b m t l j otltrc . 1, lcrixi;: , i t pjcf,rtft) lo u tio n tu,l t i n w ith er wiihout pdvute lavatory and ah o w ti.a lia aulit* with tu la «* y.mtilc U .'i am! (i.ivatr bait, a, vary.i g c a tr a tP v i t r a . P rrfc v t dinlm i » n v l< * — ta b lA m a y be ia . a* r» n ! lo r lard. l i n t , air « c i t h t peru m a. U i l r i t i . \ U lll ll .tu l ll U u l il to i lu tth r t P liw m .rn m , k ,M * „ .r,ritl t c y ./ ,. ar- , r j /i l, io ■ • : * ' * -- ‘W m ik mipQ U-T-i /*;.' . . * ■ m ,Y B E M M E J. i; t'ald rr Agent, Kunfuri], I I.iWm, D. Clement*, DiMrirt I'Uksengcr Agent l*irr 1 Jackountille, Fin. ii" ‘id nl T does not m atter whether O', till-ftt you earn two dollars a day o r’ two hundred if you spend all you receive. The ultimate result i s the same. * It does not m atter how much you earn, but it makes a big dif-: ference to you what amount you jr decide to set aside that deter-4 >■ mines the future of you and yours. VVe do not assume the right to dictate what you should set u■111 side and keep, bu tJThose who gather noth­ ing in youth will have the same amount in old age. TH E FIRST NATIONAL BANK (At L:tU ‘i “The Hitnk of Service” *; AA i �H M r. THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1027 PAGE FOUR T he S a n fo rd H e ra ld News Views Judge Lindsey’s Work In Denver A s B r i s b a n e S e e s It r»hU«hrJ r**ty ■riirnon* rtrrpl A fter tw enty-five yearn as judKC of th e ju v en ile court They Ply West nnd East. Mitn.ln> Hi Senior I. Flnrlda 111 Wsanolln A t'i'i.'. \ of Denver Judge Ren Lindsey steps out of public office. A Mere- nn the Ground. ftnlrml na SwMtnrt V l7 to t" fn £ claim of fraud in the last election in which Lindsey was de­ Thr Kplke of Grdd. iirli i f r -T. | aia, at ,1 Hnnl.itft. Flfirliln. «»■« API if feated was rejected by th e United S tates S uprem e Court Father Flays Hear, l'i>a*rp«« f llar. l., X I.*«a7 several days ago am] th e clintinguinhetl ju r i s t’s last lippe of tty ARTIIUt. BRISBANE i„ o h a \ . H n in m . r.iarriahi i */ t « t star «'*. « dn o V Iiiii Mwn«'>' ..MANAoioij rem aining in office was sh attered . Thus ends Ju d g e L indsey’s f a i i i . i : »■:. > n in n » i"» }>riHuint public office career for it is Im probable th a t be will YOU READ OF THE Americans S lin icitirrio a maths seek the ju d g esh ip again. flying west over the Pacific to j J.7 TJnMhTT."' ... S3.: Judge Lindsey’s actions on the bench have b ro u g h t him Honolulu. Ik r.r Monika-- --- ---------- *f.fV You read now of the magnificent S'lia into world-wide prom inence und his views on social w ork Ilf *nrrlri »*»r nrrk w rrkir rdm.n err v r., o m },av,» become a u th o rity everywhere. T he D enver ju ris t ap-j J*g|jt nnd1 W i^m panlT O il^O ur V.;; iirmirt. aaufanfa *’'" " rrs^,,’rrr" ^ plied common sense and a kindly sym pathy in th e handling of j ni'clj can f |y> -V .V xp'iivVrrvirr. ‘rr.'ri’ 1hotisaiids of cases on th e ad ju stm en t of hum an relations. When this wn* written Byrd I*?,* mirMlnr "word-"itnii” r"'rT His keen perception enabled him to d etect th e causes of d if­ was flying iibove French farms rnrnlr tatinsai L-ltlcn, gning mnre thnn 100 •»r -II tfcr lrnrilnx events "* ,hr J^1}" ferences in fam ilies nnd his wisdom in se ttlin g m arital rc- nnd miles un hour. i"” rfiMirkt r u ' ‘I'lMidx nr.'T^ ?n lations hits brought happiness into thou san d s of homes th a t YOU CAN GET AN IDEA of •.,«knrr <NVUI* kiin'in-x ■'"'p n r _____ ’• ‘" o th e rw is e m ight littvc been wrecked. ft||li»nt wlmt thin flight means reading We would not say th a t Judge Lindsey lias been easy that Commander " . Tke llernhl la n mrrnhrr .if !kr and his men Anull llnrrnn of tilrealimnns. ■» w ith those in court. He has been severe in dealing witli those ran through fogByrd bo thick they 1nlrrnnllonnl ASBnelaIlist* »f I’ul*ll,tic ., AihrUlwr* nml Ail,rrllslna who deserved it anti has been lenient w ith those w ho needed could hardly see the tips of ‘.he Iftn l. nhlrk require* mrh I'M*. • plane’s wings. Ilakrr-nipm1>rr <•> •nliaiM •« * it. Therein lies I hi* secret of his success. His ability to de­ iSnruuKk ninlll of ■nbarrlpOok H*i. tect the guilt in people wajt his chief a ttrib u te . ItYRI) FLEW SOUTH of IreIn nrder t* i»rlfi nlxniliilelz «M Ju d g e Lindsey's views on m arriag e and th e relation of land, teaching France at Brest, elslm. nf *imil«ll"i', »• «rll *• knnrnf l.u*lne»» n.plfcoUn sexes have been the ta rg e t for considerable criticism a t an old fortified seaport on the coast. tim es. His critics have said that his views border closely on west SATURDAY JULY 2. 1927 Cardinal Richelieu built a great the practice of free love ami th a t his opinions w ere not in hr.rhor a t Brest, that the British j " t i n . HBHAt.lV* 1*110011 AM 1<— K e / m n m r In r l l r *n<l r . u i n l t ■<» keeping w ith th e dem ands of society. Judge Lindsey may he once held more than 1*0 years. Of mlnUIrnllnn. 3.-—Deeper nalrr route* In Jnrkann- w rong about these th in g s and may deserve th e censure Brest it was said, “ He ri not duke vltie, th a t has been heaped upon him, b u t we cannot lose sig h t of of Britanny, who is not lord of S .—< muttrudloi. nf HI, Jonn, Inil »p III,or t ’nnat *«-lnnn(iirall«n of monlklf “I’l'f' hiA w onderful work in Denver. No o th e r mnn in th e United r\ Ur CA0E& TDutHtNC. Ali- ® THti O o < o or V. ! CALVIN " THCTdE NA^t V WORMS* N, V rist towns have a h*t nr husl-r,, for fivn or six months nnd then tncy an take a vacation and r,for the summer. Others are hu>y most of the time hut nil ,.f th.,i let down more or less in the summei* nnu tr*cy sntAiiu \.unu t time off for recreation. Our \oWn is no different from the rest- ,m I ly we seem to work n little hard. ^er and a little longer. The biggest thing that the City Commissioners could Sanford a t this time is to start public m arket where nil sanitarconditions could he met, CoM storage instnlleil and a muk.* place arrnnged that would air,,, modate cur farm ers nnd fruit growers three times a week alt tho year round. In the heart (,f the vegetable section of the slap. We have a dearth of fresh fruit, vegetables and a poor mar. et and no chance to sell our prisluets. u d -5S IE CANT ECENFPoH IN PEACE Brest." Perhaps Byrd remembered that as he flew over, thinking liovv easily a few flying machines could make themselves "lord of Brest" or any other city. C A hunch of our husincHF niea should take a junketing trip u, thi. gulf coast and ulso to the eavt n,. nst if possilde, fraternize witli th,. folks of other scctk-ns, talk over Uie siluntion in the Mato and lay plans for the future. It would work wonders here among our honupeople if they could get away fnitusincss and nee how the) j., tilings in other cities. We do i.« know our pwn state and this -ua. nier is a fine time to get acrpiaint. cd. The trip would not ermt muck and it would lie worth much to eve­ ryone. np IVrrk.** a^~Auai»i nllna Of hulliflnB pro- S tates, perh ap s in th e world,’ has contributed m ore to th e armi.—-house*, knlrla, MPnclinrn* uplifting of wrecked homes am! broken fam ily relations. kaaara, ---------------------------- 0 ---------------------------a —\ a'..tnmnnllr *lbraI. t —Completion «»f rllp/ heni/IIMr*Senator Owen On “What Is A Democrat” lion pmaram. COMING DOWN T o EARTH, it " —A nonr nnU modern hospital will interest millions of Americans There is talk of another bimt NKW UNDER TH E SUN Som etim e ago we were tlittcusHing w ith a friend th e m er­ to bear that Lou Gehrig Is still trip to Jacksonville just for an out Cleopatra wore no bob. its and dem erits of th e two m ajo r political p arties. While tied with Babe Ruth. Each hatted ing and alsc* to visit our neighbor, Venn* wore no artlc gaiters, considering th e principles o f the D em ocratic p a rty tin* q ttes- 'yt-denloy his 25th home run Po­ at tlie Gateway to Florida, Tho Croesus never smoked a cob, last time we wont to Jncksonvilk ■ tion arose as to w hat c o n stitu tes a D em ocrat. T here w ere 11This * 8Cn:,onNouh saw no nviators. doesn't make a particle cf wo were met by ono mnn ami a ntul: : EOVNT Holdout —Houston Post-Dispatch, { m any views advanced, m o st o f them being of a general n atu re, real difference to anybody, hut and this time mnyho wq could leu-Vi Mu a t lO N aE o. but no opinion was offered th a t definitely described w hat that doesn't make It less interest­ vo tlie man out of the picture. But ing. Caesar dodged no motor curs, m akes a D em ocrat. at any rate wo can let those bo>» * Pinto saw no melndnnnus, know we are coming and get u hi*; Several days ago we found in th e O rlando R eporter-jO C J V ro rC r NEW YORK CITY IRON Work­ Ni rtf met no movie stnrs, m eeting there consisting jgf <’hiS ta r a discussion of the sam e subject, and while o u r contem - ers finished work nn a gigantic Adurn never wore pnjnmus. Acosta and .Senator Fletcher. Wlmt little of iin its uown opinion wn on th m tbject, il it tun did building to house the Equltanh* i,w* j offered Mttc n ii w|#iiin/ii nit:e rniujULt, — Boston Transcript, porury wo should do on th at boat trip u ’I rust Company, and the president quote from a n o th e r w hat seem s to be an excellent definition ,i,rr“t"jtl(1< li* have an hour’s meeting during drove the lart Eve was never known as Miss of a Dem ocrat. T he R, ep the day ami a t night in which we . o rter-S . tar has taken from the Con- .rivet, __ „it was .:T7_ ..a golden rivet and Vulcan Imd no redhot mamma, SATURDAY EVENING SERMON could discuss m utters of import­ gresKHiiml Record a copy of an address by fo rm er S en ato r will l»e advertised all over the Homer wrote no junk like thisiiy k . i». k i n i ;. r A s r o u o f i iA i- r i s r m i u r n ance with some t*f our neighboring I'm not he, however, i-onimu. Owen, of Oklahoma, who voices his views on th e question. We '’V ,'1' ,, . "J VIEWS* ,«, 2 i l, . 1 ... r,..i .. i . . . ( . . I » , th a t gnlilim bar was driven very cities. — Hew York Evening Post. agree w ith th e O rlando paper th a t th e speech seem s to em - Rcntjy, bull/- - w h a t l ie s BEYOND SUNSET ly I saw in one of our magazines body the basic idea of Democracy, and it is so in te re stin g th at big, has nothing to do with holdJob 14:14 | a very interesting article on bird Plutarch nover got n hill, W hat this town nfeils today is a mg it together. The strength *u moms ocsinviD Life beyond the sunset furnish* life. The ornithologists tell us that i we are giving it here fur the consideration of o ur readers. Ovid heard no distnnt station, better feeling among all our (Ma­ e-'ni'-s from common iron rivct.i <*s a fascinating field of study, the little golden plover makes h is, Samson never Imd n still"Ono who believes in freedom of speech, in freedom ple, less suspicion, less idle talk, We see by the Clayton Georgia that common iron workers drove More than 17 months ago, one ev* nan-stop flight over the Atlantic Midas hud no occupation. less knocking. We need more cnthat Cap.,. Elder of press, in freedom of religion, in equal rig h ts of every in with “air guns" at risk of thuir cning in early December, I up- from Nova Scotia to tho Leaser An - 1 Tribune , , ., , is„ organ. — Isjuinvillu Times, person to life, liberty, ihul to th e p u rsu it of happiness, lives. pronchi'd the east end of Gandy titles, a distance of U,40U miles, j l7' mK’ 11 fittin g .Sons of Rest n thusinm, more real work in tie* Tin* driving of that golden rivet bridge, stud my eyes swept What has "Lucky" Lindbergh on * mid tuys that Chamber of Commerce, more con­ and who believes in the principles of th e con stitu tio n of An honest mnn Diogenes represents life. instantly through tt.'I or 05 millions the little plover? Who taught the j ° n y the ‘m® *icn and the itjle poor structive and less destructive Sought in vain, ami our find mo­ th e U nited S ta te s properly in terp reted . One who believes of miles of space, nnd 1 saw a pan- tiny traveler how to climb or to i ',ro . ,ul to'Jt they all must ciiticism , a real bncking for our ther in th e fullest protection of p ro p erty rig h ts, b u t who does HUMAN BEINGS ARE LIKE „ "t*ama of inilcscribable wonder. As cross air currents, nnd to find h ist rurntsh their own tobaccy, and he City Commissioners nnd our Cou­ Wore her skirts up to her knees.— children. A futhe plays “bear' ij WJls driven across Gandy briilge, way to the proper landing place? is making head way with his new nty Commissioners and all oar city no reg ard th e p ro p erty rig h ts of one class of citizens as They've nothing on us, one or members, lie also states that he und county officials. In other with his little child, and the child apparently the sun was making You answer, “ Instinct", superior to th e rig h ts of life and liberty of a n o th er class t'other. invites all his local Sanford broth- words wo should all get together is relieved when the bear stunds ready for a season of rest, and ut Now what is this thing called in* o f citizens. ,— Newark (O.) Advocate. up and becomes once more, " f a - |t h 0 same time was giving me one Millet? Mr. William Johnston ami crs to visit him a 11 summer— pro- and go. Maybe the trip on the host "H e fav o rs ju s t laws b earin g equally on all classes thor." 0f (ju, i„ost marvelous scenes of his associat? editors tell us that in - ' v't<Httg they bring their <iwn grub will help some. Certainly some o' Brutus made no holo In one In Englnnd the eclipse put out . my life. 1 stinct is involuntary urging to anv ur.d benches. our folks need u tonic of some w ith special priviliges to none- He favors a ta r if f for Step-ins were unknown to Helenthe sun. changing .lay to night- | To m |it(hl tl|(! hniJ bt,cn action." Dr. Herbert Booth Smith kind. revenue, know ing th a t a ta riff fo r revenue properly Bacchus hgd no home brew bun. nml everybody knew I hat it win m , illation, Jcfines instinct as "any part of There is a rumor thill Doc, Titus bad oo watermelon. draw n is h ig h e r th a t the difference in th e cost of pro­ only make believe night. Nobody I’. im-y »«-«r on sol* «>"*• *piritun! capital which has not Aldtige nnd brother,are nviators *, -u.H, The Sitting Sons of Rest arc be­ feared th at "the devil was eating uml «PP»r®ntly they were Macon Telegraph. duction at home and abroad. Ho opposes ta r if f schedules imd have been for some time. hind me in my non-stop flight ar sun." Nevertheless, when t h e * (l“!y «fu“ r'|inK iK0"1P ............. " Nr . ,rt.%'.nr,,onn,^ hy * * ^ ; " ^ A , l,oanb. w hich prevent im portation and p ro te c t A m erican mono­ They have hqen " uji in the air" cross Lake Monrca. We ur« nuvf King Arthur nevor "knew Ids on­ lipse passed and thl’..slin the sun cu,n.p cauiD Inn,-,."" „f' f.. ^'i.ikrhtv ^ ifghtymomiiain mounluin ranee range ,hl' ever since since the t "Boom Days." shining <he correctness correctness of of l)r. Dr. Smith's Smith's illlie* ever polies form reasonable com petition. He favors the stric lwaiting for the fog to clear, tbt ions." ' rain to stop, the hyacinths to float i e S U U T h T ^ r i l ^ t o r im 5 " “ Hookh.gm him? S v i l C , t M t i n . But perhaps Ih** two will Kato win n ’t ■'the "tyfie who r e a t economy and th e lowest tax es consistent witli effic­ then •eport was broadcast •oMrcam, the hanks to loosen u Thor nature sTon rdavIno hwir 0,1,1 towns in the valley below. To »’> |» B-k at m ans A false n would," m < ien t adm in istratio n . He favors a governm ent tru ly re­ .tm r nature stop playing bear. ' |fift then, were , ' hl,r cIntK|N Instinct. t j that they In hud struck oil at York nnd the canal lax to he voted. Shubcrt played no' ''Crazy Words." Mr. Huxley who claimed to he sponsive to public opinion. He opposes u n fa ir tra d e prac­ i hat could In* used commercially When nil these small m atters nr WHEN UNCLE SAM’S fiscal ' “ r'tfnged quite differently. But he played 'em crazy us hn tices and th e abuses of p riv ate monoply. He opposes all cleared away the rest will he easy. could. year ended last night, he found n \e['\M “ mighty fleet of ^ r',iu * 1 •" ; uin is^a ^ V ucurious r k u M hthing in g that u!at 1'n’'V" o '0'cast T>!nt'*, — nlmo«t. ..... “ ing their country s infarm er on ^the side of San— Wnycross Journal-Herald a tte m p ts of self-seeking in te re sts to control th e opera­ rich vein tim t Chert* made no -ocean flight, W anted—Still plants ready f"i tions ot th e governm ent to p riv ate advantage a t tin* ex­ cannot barrel it operation. Must he ready for re ­ Crusoe possessed no penrls; pense of tlie public. false report planting and warranted to stand a September Mum wore only smiles, "H e opposes th e republican p arty , because in* be­ an urtlsiaa raid. Any kind of still can lie us But Solomon hud the girls. commercially j cd provided they are painted red lieves th a t th a t p a rty , in spite of a large liberal m em ber­ than any alleged I so they can he seen fioni the high­ Ix>t*» of good dclmtci'ti can't win sh ip believing in dem ocratic principles, is really dom i­ an argum ent ul home, way. nated by Hie influence o f national monoplics to the dis­ — ——u-------a d v an ta g e of th e m a jo rity of producers and consum ers. argum ents over A good fellow niay ho too good the liuliun "A dem ocrat m ay be a Catholic or P ro testa n t, Jew for his own good. sides com pro, «*— - TOM SIMS SAYS or G entile, or any race w hatever, and a dem ocrat .may money on a The ('all cry men have taken e ith e r favor I lie Volstead a ct or oppose I he Volstead channel betw­ Tho question persist*: Are tlie i II tlie fire 'o u t of the Hniukeru. act. lie is a liberal as opposed In ullra-cotlstM'valism. een Sanford nnd Pulntka and echoes very Lowden the Black -------- o — —riosity." But there are other evi­ hi oilier mil ions the government ynml the setting sun. Out to my make Sanford the real head of " I here a re many sh ad es of democracy, h q l th e great G. Haphazard livea in Pari*-, will not have done its duly. left is interesting Australia, nnd dences more convincing than in­ navigation. Then perhaps we can Hills? stinct, and these testimonies are body of dem ocracy is composed of th e m oderate liberal Ly.. ami .ye wore just wondering ----—— there iilmost directly beyond my obtain larger freight vessels as We wonder if that crime conabundant. if lie la i IiAt kind iif ii fellow. elem ents Ot tile country whose o u s tru c tivc purpose was "W ELL DONE. BUT WHAT did i line of vision soon Japanese rliil- quite well as yachts. f» rente in tin* easl the oilier day The Testininny Of Literary ! dreti will he paying In the streets. dem onstrated \Vhen they bad power from I DIO to I DIB.” | you do next day?" 1got down to brass .knacks. Leaders Themi candldutcH for governor Fokker, airplane builder, would There in that same path is that »dd , * ------------------O ------------------I note many towns and cities in Many nf the greatest literary lire already out Mumping tin* state. ni,ulN i(1tho fy SBobtHollij l have an answer ready for Napo- country of China. Hut our thoughts U1' all time have Florida putting sprinklers on the lean's favorite question. On Wed- hurry past new republics, or old \V*, rM, " h iesdav a Fokker iilaiii- flew to empires, or islands in the far Pa- ' ,MI'1inkitul their living, I Hro plugs at various parts of the Honolulu, Next day a Fokker cifie. That evening I found myself ",hl1 f l',“tin« . ‘■""vlctions. ' city and allowing the children to LAKELAND LEDGER plane Tile film producer* iiail to cut nearing Paris. 'll*,'1h.HVo “ .f,np ‘‘mo ‘'»J<>ytng the Now asking another and « very i m p o r t - , ^ ju ; 'l {?w ™" Fokker aniioiinecs a plan,- to fly, | ant question what lies beyond ih.*' " »,vn H'elr testimony, (.eorge LI- shower hath They have certain voluricH, tln-v couldn't cut any J in* K ii Klux Klan Ims u pccullur truing guilt in all micIi crises ia tho non-stop for 7J hmira- and go from west end of life? Wlmt lies bevmul *v,,n. *>»yc been quoted many sections <*. the street toped off /tore on the clothing worn by the Seattle t., Toklo. 5000 miles. This the unmet of a human life? “ If a Hiaim nds of times. Speak to this | during an hour of each day and nctr»»«BC». i"*oid- today on this im portant; the little ones come down in their . ,,r t government should contract with man di*\ shall he live again?" (Tialies F. Brennan, Democrat1-' woman until her akin wim in ahreiln ru,,y wov,!" nl|hi "« Perfect that It Fokker to l.eep him here for life | llnnrv Wadsworth Longfellow in *!,**»,lt** l,n<* K,v® lh"m vour cmivic-- bathing suits and have a good ... . . . . . . . . Nine. Such a plug might be urrunbuilding airplanes. Ancient man- writing' his "Psiilm of Life" tells lama o f Chicago, M y T h o T f o r " ^ S tlKd ^ l,f i K' "’i *(>h may I join the choir invisible g„d near the public playgrounds him it Ii. Which i- unotiicr gooil re.i- u i t,: .° “j * i t l“1,‘,n|Kt,<l nw,,yH “ »» w,u rc cine when flog nrchs and popes offered any in- ) iik: jklun. Imperiitl Wizard Kvuiin nays glngz occur und any number of dpcenicnt that would bring great "Life is real, Iif** is earnest, Of those immortal dead who live that would he a great boon f.-r sor why we urr not Ihis organlz iUun as an orgiuizatiou i*eople always appear to chick artists to tli**ir courts. The great ., * ---------o , , . .. . , the youngsters who cannot go to And the grave is not it's goal; III minds mode hotter by their die springs. This fellow Grace may have a 1,1 M" ,,:’rl *h •' H,1|l ihnt such them up before, during mid after artist of today is the airplane nrDust thou n r’t, to dust returncth, iiii ' k ar presence; live ! girl's name but he is undertaking Lr bl not cmnmittod by the tlie crime. If tho Evans nrgnniz- tint. Was not spoken of the soul. In pulses stirred to generosity i ’’Pretty Widow Held by Sher­ a man’s work in Ids flight from 7K.K.K., K K. " a "" organization. He atioh will help law officers get the idoesn't Tnccoa deeds of during rectitude, in . Hawaii to the United States. d o-in t deny that members of the Ton on scoundrels and put them Not enjoyment, nnd not sorrow, ; In scorn iff" says headline in newspaper. ______ h'an may have been guilty, but when tlc y belong, It will go far to Is our destined end nr way: That must have been Sheriff Coni cm porary Com men 1 s For miserable aims that end with Of c o u r s it has I ecu hoi but premises that if this is found to be elevate itself in tho public esteem, Hot to aetfthat each tomorrow | Gregory of Quincy, or it might self, •; /*• haven't henrd of any hi-ul , | r we, the klan " ill t**co\v them nut If non-nu'inhcra wore klan regalia, Find us farther than today." have been some of our south A smile has opened many a in thoughts sublime that pierce rations. Our motto is to stay awuy 1 ,l* pcnUt nthiry. or disguises similar to il, the klan If the "grave is not it’s goal," Florida sheriffs who arc always do -' that a key wouldn't have the night like stars, tom Chicago and the middle w est.' b'Ur enough. Die klan has an *Gli has a Idg interest in Hit* case then what is life's goal? Join the looking out for the weaker sex. And with their mild persistence •-— —*»----opportunity to do a public service It owes il to Itself and ns well ns to Budged. Albany Heruld, thought of the poet and you will urge men’s search American* are coming hark fr"*i ouldsh a crowd of beastly men the public to leave nothing undone A large and enthusiastic meet­ This country does need more find you will find yourself hur­ To vaster issues. So to live in Europe v/Ph - > many honor*, there and disabuse the public mind of as an organization to clear tip as rying beyond tho undertaker’s ing of the Sitting Son’s of Rest Heaven: oi.wld **» I ■•• *>t- rrr**ntlon In New wh*iV who in midiiiirht flogging d sgraccful un episode as any libraries in order to accomodate completed task, and tho minister's all the books,—Miami Herlud. To make undying music in the " a s held ut thu headquarters at /York for BBI Tilden for being dif- I’artie*- The only trouble about fas white men were ever evolved in. service in the cemetery. Roumillnt A*Anderson's corner fercnt. _____________________ world, Two million laws in the land -"Lives of great hum ail rem inj us Breathing u beauteous order tin.t nigtu and many m atters oi ud yet you can keep them till Wo can make our lives sublime, controls Interest were tuken up. John " Who's To Blame? usks a Tri­ jiiNt by bcinv reuBonubly duc'jnt. n^. b*«vu behind us * With growing sway the growing Muezon was in the chair mid tium* li*'»d|lno. W« would“'t sap TAM I-A TIHIIUNK Buff.... Evening News. Footprints on the sands of time. | for ' “rla ir bu* tn*»yb** it is tie* Rlife of man." | Doc, Aldridge acted as secretary But footprints for what purpublicans or the went her. and then Alfred Tennyson, you have been {with Chief Tillis ns sergeant atagain it may he congress. T° <l'Teivt' •J'd dciude those ouusoplly popular throughout the : arms. It was decided that if the In ti e m utter of taxable inco- igun, New Jersey, Ohio and Penn-1 Principle proves that you stanJ t j|iii 1 I re.H tlilng; Prejudice merely , ? ram,.................................................................... Florida quulifh* ns tlie first t*J’lv«nio. i, f Tint w eather. muBt he i them. affecting A CASE FOR THE KLAN ...............r n,n" p r o . *- - rb ()R ID \ EIGHTH IN INCOMI . F n s h i o 't ....... .. ................* ......... ' , { « * * - . ......... ^ , z , , h - u r . - f x » r : ..... ... i:v of sheer How's she ro!n«r to wear rdalo In the Union. This *Uta- ’,!,‘" 'r ; * large Incomes, having rc-j 'Take them ou* antomohlllng? T im es-, inert mav s c.n .urprising at first J’-.' thnV u " “ ^ iJ l " IC,,f ' W hl" 11 " WU1 thinks he is abovo , Union Maybe man* of 'em are ■« W * , but it is true , ' i ' uV l u r V w i r n V 111 ...... .. Ite.xi he is right I "’' I , looking through his telescope, the sunset. .’ou may see something of “Sunset and evening star, walking back now than you think, fled by the official statement on ! MK>,ollo ,o $ltHw“w .) u yM ^c^ *h"n K, t,lntr f<"' “ ■ ’ j what he saw: that country for And one rleur call for me. . income tuxes just issued by the ...» ,, Thontasville Times-Enterprise which this is a place of preparation. And may there be no moaning Judging from many of Editor Bureau ..r Internal Revenue. T,u’ fgu*es reveal the large a The Testimony Of Instinct of tho bar, Bt tijamin s re oinders to para. ... . mount of money made in Florida Girls are being equipped wlt.i Turn your thoughts for a mo­ graphs ».f hi* lontemnoraries we “tida. for t us y e a rs taxation : jn jpofl when the taxable incomes speedometers When 1 put out to sea. these days and no.*p«ct the editor of th** Paint , ''1°Ju"r ‘"*UJ ,®*«Blc net incomes l:f a aggregate more than a they carry tha maximum s > ment uwn.v from the Book of hooks, For tho’ from out our bounic of Beach Independent of developing a ‘‘V l h ,lf Billion drdlarz, that state that the folks at home can see nnd examine the testimony* of in­ stinct, and instinct as we shall first time and pluce “ “ "' - f t _ “ ........... *....... ...... h?« fust they can travel.— examine it in the lower forms of The flood may hear me fur, linii? “ ■ “ money-ntaking state, j ’’'haniasville Times Enterprise. ...... Hot weather snort; s(|ushb1ing <<<d* the totals of life. Quite truly has some one said: I hope to see my Pilot fuce to I ' . S’0.' w,u’n w® Bear "knocks" on< _____ about whether there ii nn extra j .Southern Stute. Next t J FI face "The bees builds a honeycomb ac­ A New York girl was named "i" in Floridan or not -Jnckson- j in the South i* Texas, with rl,,ri,,u* ,h* »«>TKestioti that th e ' cording to mathemuticK und a rc h -j When I hive crossed the bar." state and everybody in it is "bro"Quceit of the Universc'n” a t ii itecturnl; principles". How? We villi* Tirnes-Unimi. There *s .u* | .'ttM),‘J07,H-|«l taxable Income/ Mr. Kipling, you are one of our . . ’ k®" wo iiavo only to reply that, In leuuty contest held in Galveston. answer: 'By instinct.’ You hnvelm ost recent poets; you are quite squabble about it. W ebster's Inl<matii.nol Unuhridged says how- L f *^" *Vi!‘T*rT " ‘i 5 u" , ‘lu* ? MU:* V *' ,nron,#J»r iU citizens and It is ex|M<cted that Bonn* time Bccti ants carry forward their with j nopular in India, the land of your Union, e.-er «hrt there is an ex*r» **"P' in ...... .*Florida " ri “ . buxipesi enterprises, Florida is the w’ll ellipse la*fore she actually ns much precision ns some human liirth, in England and America That i eighth. is *exceeded charge. Akron Itcnrun governments. Yog say that they do I where you have lived, nnd in all H r. . ru m .o r.t Press That V‘ .,!Il *■ *f**do 1 only by '■> New first in the South and tha takes Fb-ridian-T-rUii/ioiit j York, Illinois, M assachusettifM ieh-11-1ghtli x111 state in t(. United S ta te s.: Journal. still doesn't convince their work hy instinct. Ju st recent(Continued on Page Five) I A means of bleaching out red noses has been discovered. Don't till us there's been drinking going oil i The president used worms on Ids hook and brought in sornu nice trout (plural). Mr. Ooolidge, there goes your fly-fisherm an voto all to nieces! Some duy there's going to in* a tidal wave. Then some of those ladies on the bench are going to get wet. Natives of tho Madagascar sleep on carved wooden pillows, an ex­ plorer reports. It must he a great convention country. A over give talk barber in New York was run by his own cur. Well, th a t’ll the poor fellow something to about, anyhow. The soviet government of Rus­ sia has forbidden im** "**'"*'ons of razor blades. If it w lav mow­ ers that would he net . The radio brings shows, fights, elections nnd almost everything else Into the home- hut the young people go out, just ‘.he same. • ■ Let us Ik- thankfi I there is no Presidential Spoke iman in tho Black Hills. Think of the whop­ ping fish stories lit* might weave! public interest would huve the Walking is good for the com­ support of the Sonr. A contribution wus taken to buy flannel plexion, according to a physical shirts for the Fiji Islanders nnd culture exnert. Some of the Indies, however, insist on phoning for tee cream for the Esquinios. theirs. Are there any savious of the Airptsu ' or sale in Lou­ country* here who would like to don ' . • ' • installment plan. take on Governor John Murtin Y ear bill collector of the future for u joint debate on the Evergla­ will have to carry a{ transatlantic des. it would enliven an other­ char*. wise dull summer and would ulso enlighten the public mind. Don't Anyhow we're* glad Lindbergh all speak at once. didn't flv to Germany, How many in travelling over the state, I am ateur poets do you suppose note that nil cities nnd towns *‘*oi<ld h—•• discovered suddenly arc just ubout alike in their t r i a l ! that "Hlndy" rhymed with and tribulations. Some of the to u -' “ Lindy"? �THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1027 PACE KIVB miring residents of Caen." will be served nt 1.00 P.M., nnd 1 > ladies nro requested to bring bas­ Prefect Selitna outdid him self entertaining th 0 flyers who arrived kets to supplement dinner. Tho fun will continue Into the evening, from V cr-Sur Mcr n t 7:16 o’clock, when a concert nnd dancing will Inst evening. A fter the dinner a t he enjoyed nt tho Community Hall tho prefcctoriai palace the Am eri­ Residents of Lnko Mnry are invit­ cans appeared upon the balcony in Rev. nnd Mrs. C. Cook nnd dough Ice Telephone 148 MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR Residence Telephone 859 ed to attend. J. A. Pockhnm of ter Miss M nrgnret Cook who left response to shouted demands from (Continued From Page One) I.nke Mary Is n member of tho Thursday for Vero Bench where a huge crowd which, filled the MO would bo up to Commander Byrd Shopmen’s committee arranging they will make their home, wero street. a fte r he got In touch with offi­ M i this picnic. delightfully surprised Tuesday even cials of the American Truns-Oconn- Commander Byrd made a few re­ Miss Francis Thompson, smnll ing by members of the Methodist 1c Conipnny, sponsors of tho flight. m arks in English saying*. dnugliter of Rev. nnd Mrs. Jnmes Church nt Oviedo with n supper “We believe th a t our flight r e ­ The trip from Caen was a tri­ Mr. nnd Mrs. George Bushncll Thompson, entertained n number nnd surprise party. presents an advance in the science umphal procession. Crowds were About 80 persons enjoyed a fried of nvlntian. The first trans-A t- • The following Books have Boon fnco to face with a mornl problem and daughter, Miss Louise, left of young friends nt the home of chicken supper which wns spread gathered a t every stop. The fliers lantle plane carried only one man her parents on Crystal Lake Aven­ Wednesday for Montrose, I'n. recently added to the library. and its consequence. leaned out and shook hnnds with nt one long tnhlc. M. E. Dooley Mrs. Anna Swanson leaves Fri- ue,on Friday afternoon, tho occas­ FICTION windows nnd nt mnny stntlons (Lindbergh). The second carried Wells: “ Undying Fire"—Comfor St. Louis, Mo., where she ion being her third birthday. The acted ns toatsm nster nnd mnster those who pressed about the win­ two men (Chamberlin and Levine). TUESDAY Iloerbohm: “Christm as Garland" Uincrj Mr. Well's two current inter­ dny afternoon passed m errily with oT ceremony, nnd expressed the dow panes. ii’s Missionary Society of — A book of parodies in which tho ests, God and education. The story will be the guest of her son. Our plane carried four. Also, proof Mr. and Mrs. John Donaldson children’s games. At tho close of deep regrel that this estimable Jiodist Church will inert a t nuthor successfully adopts the of a modern Job, whoso sp irit dis­ of American nnd French friend­ Byrd nnd his companions wepe afternoon, n table was brought fam ily is leaving the Geneva Com­ lock nt tho church. ship is the fact that, nlthough we style of fifteen outstanding modern aster after disaster fails to damp­ are visiting relatives in Alnbama, the kept busy nil along the route au­ munity. Rev. nnd Mrs. Cook. Mrs. nnd expect to return in about ten in hearing a beautiful birthday might have planned n longer flight, authors. en. THURSDAY days. cake,surrounded b** animal cookies Sheldon Earle Le Roy and Mrs. D. tographing cards and pictures for wo ulw.iys m eant to come to their ndmirors. NON-FICTION D. Moren gave short talks during Inshionod picnic for the Bottomc: “ Related Reckoning"— Tho Lake Mnry Filling Station mounted on frosted cakes, nnd a the serving of tho supper. Bt Sundny School a t Bo­ A story of the love that came to Ahlis: "Plays for Sninll Stages" nt the com er of Crystal Lake color scheme Nonr Evreux the train passed a France." of pink nnd white rings. Cars will leave from Ellen McDcrhiott at the age of •—A group of popular plays suit­ The speech was translated into boat train bound for tho liner Avonun and the country Club Rond carried out in the enke nnd table ch a t 12:1f» o’clock. forty-two when she brenks the mo­ able for tho Llttlo Theater Move­ opened French so th at thu people in the Aquitnnin which Is enroute to decorations. Miss Frances blew out Mrs. N. II. Gnrner nnd small son for business Inst week. notony of her life by visiting Italy. ment. FRIDAY the candles, and refreshm ents of Imvo returned from Coronndn Cherbourg. Tho passengers gave street could understand It. Mr, nnd Mrs. John Swanson a r ­ Byrne: “ Brother Saul"—This is Lieut. Bnlchen happened to fare | Daughters Sunday School Cartw right: “Song Trcnsury"— rived Saturday from W est Palm lee-crenm, cake nnd candies were Bench where they spent several the fliers a real American cheer. Ail along the route from Caen badly in the distribution of cloth­ the Methodist Church will a novel based Upon the dram atic in­ A group of well known songs wdth Reach to spend n few days with served. Each little tot wns presen­ weeks nt their cottngc. crowds th at were going on week­ ing to the flyers n t Ver-Sur-Mer. ted with a colored paper favor, yachting party, boat will cidents of Snint Paul’s life, with music, suitable for school assem­ Mr. and M rs. N.H.Brndock. end trips deliberately missed their The prefect noticed Balchcn wa3 which when opened was found to hun the pier a t 8 o'clock. a Background of shifting scenes of blies and community choruses. J. J. Dickinson of Orlando a for­ Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Hastings contnin huts nnd trinkets. Little early days of Christianity. mer resident of Sanford spent the trains in order to get a glimpse of shivering ns he stood uponthe bal­ SATURDAY Clark: “ Elements of the Modern moved to Lake Mnry Wednesday Chekhov: "The Grasshopper"— Miss Frances received ninny lovely cony nnd insisted upon taking off day here Friday attending to busi­ tho fliers. Building and Loan Association."— i'll story Hour will he hold jTwelvo stories by this able Rus­ from Benson Springs, and n r o ' re mcmh ranees, and mnny good When tho train pulled in the s ta ­ his coat and giving it to the Nor­ ness. Based upon practical experience occupying a I ioubc on Palmetto ['clock nt the Library. sian nuthor, ranging from the light wishes for the yenrs to come. tion was jammed with people, ev­ wegian-American flyer. Reluct­ humorous tnles to the nlmost plot­ and treats of every known phase of Avenue. Miss Tillyc Benjamin left Snt- ery vnntngo point being occupied. antly Balchcn ncccptcd it. Before Miss Mnry W hitaker nnd Mrs. the organization of tho building less narrative. Mr. and Mrs. Tamm and family Theodora Cachere were joint host­ urdny morning for St. Augustine Employees, who had first choice of his departure Balchcn tried to re* and loan associations. spent Sunday a t Daytona Beach. Ervine: "Mrs. M artin's Man"—• esses at the homo of Miss Whit­ where she will spend the week­ locations, were established nt strnt- j turn if, but tho prefect waved him Funk and Wagn^Jls New Stan­ The While Way-Lunch Room re ­ aker on Crystal iutke Tuesday ev­ end. Remarkable character study of nn dard Dictionary—Latest revised eegle spots amt others were perched j off, saying: L in k 11VI < Ilf* i T l P l I l v r s J;in ill tthe ill* . admirable Irish woman who wise­ dition including all live words of cently opened for business adjoin­ ening, when they entertained a high up axil on the girders “ It is nn honor to me If you ing Morris Sjoblom’s filling station ly directs the lives of her children station. Smoke from tho engines Miss Ethel Bell leaves Sunday ves thp |nngunge in standard speech number of friends ut a Children’s lers to the questions in ta ­ will continue to wear my coat, on the Country Club Rond. Party. Each of the guests arrived for Orangeburg, S. C., where she threw soot all over the railroad em ­ Bnlchen wore tho coat to P aris." " , .V,’li; r,!m?0._thn^ ; and literature. Contains 45(1,000 li Ide Quiz will bo found on Wm. Mac W aters, old time resi­ is never weak the philanderings of words. dressed as children, nnd upon the will spend two weeks visiting rela­ ployees but they did not mind. mi While here Commander Byrd dent of Seminole County wns bur­ arrival of each boy was given half tives. faithless husband. One of the first to greet the [bat incident in Iliblo his- a Gale: Lomos: “Applied A rt"—Well il­ received n message of congratu­ ied Sundny in the Lak eMnry Cemirth"—Skilfully pictur­ fliers wns Charles A. Levine ano­ of a playing card, with which to lillustratrd in the picture ed is this"Btragic story of tho fa th ­ lustrated hook of drawing, paint­ etnry. Funeral services were con­ find the girl having tho other half ther famous flier, who with Clar­ lation from his wife, in reply to the Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Orovitz and er and son, with the comfortable, ing, design and handicraft, arrang­ ducted by Rev. James Thompson. which was to bo his partner Miss Miriam Orovitz left Saturday ence Chamberlin, recently made n cablegram ho sent yesterday Mrs. A.F.Kemp, v1m suffered n throughout the evening. A fter a for Miami where they will spend non-stop flight from New York to morning announcing ho wns safe. gossipy, petty, small town ns a set­ ed for self Instruction. Byrd nml Novillc went to the Marshall, “Story of Human Pro­ slight nervous stroke Wednesday short prom session, each "child" re­ the week-end. ting. Germany. Lewis: “ Elmer G antry"—An a t­ gress"—Excellent study of the de­ afternoon, is improving. “Congratulations," said Levine,. I“n' hc°n nt.t h e I»ter-Allicd Club peated a nursery rhyme, following tem pt by the author to surpass him velopment of society for secondary Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gates, Mr. whicii old-fashioned gnmes were Mr. and Mrs. St. Clair White and rushing up and shaking Byrd vig­ attired in white summ er dress uni­ self in this widely overated nttnek schools. It deals with primitive nnd Mrs. W alter Flanders, Mr. nnd played. Refreshments of ke-erenm family left Saturday morning in orously by tho hand. Levine ex­ forms which had preceded them to man, with the conquest of nature, Mrs. John H. Stnubes nnd son, cones, cookies nnd lolly-pops wero their enr for Clmrlcstion, S. C., plained th at ho had lost Chamber­ Paris. on organized religion. Nexo: Ditto—"Girl Alive", Ditto development of communication nnd formed a congenial party spending served, following which dancing where they will spend a month, Acosta wore n double-breasted lin somewhere in the crowd. —"D aughter" .Ditto— “Toward the the progress of economic and so­ Sundny a t Coronado Reach. was enjoyed until a late hour. The fliers wero taken from the suit belonging to the International S ta rs”.—A story in three parts cial ideals. Forrest I-nko is expected to re ­ station through huge throngs of News Service correspondent who Prof, nnd Mrs. R. C. ileslop, ac­ For looking most like a iittlo girl Moore: “ Roads to Childhood", companied by Mra.IIesiop's parents Miss Ruth Stevens was awarded turn homo Saturday evening from people, to the Continental Hotel. is about the same build as the pitranslated from the Norwegian, “Cross-roads to Childhood", “New which tells of nn almost unbe­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Hood, left Wednesday a doll's sot and Oliver Miller, Jr. a New York where he has been There they appeared on the bal­ . lot. It wns a good fit. lievably hard life, relieved only by Ronds to Childhood"- Informal re ­ morning in their car for a two toy wagon for hclng tho cutest spending the past week on busi­ cony of the Continental, which wns Bulclieti, looking n little selfthe loving of the heroine. Its power views of modern children's hooks week's visit to Athens, Gn. nnd little hoy. Those present were ness. decorated with American nnd Fren­ conscious, wns rigged out in n suit nnd articles on children’s literulies in the truth and simplicity Misses Stoudcmiro, Ruth Stevens, ch flags. nearby points. belonging to the prefect u t Cal­ of its realism and its poignant, turn. , iuui bi Nan Pnxtoa, Bunny Tollie, Ruth Miss Minn Howard and Miss Five thousands persons in tho vados. Balchcn is n muscular Mr. and Mrs. Frank Younger emotional intensity. o ^*!i<|0'vs ‘ recently moved into the bungalow Rivers, Alum Cockran, Katherine Frances Graves motored to Day* streets below cheered them wildly. Phillpntts "Circe's Island and South Seas —- I bis well known wri- n„xt to t |,0 Lake Mary Gnrnge. Cockran, Ethel Hyotlnine, Mary tonn Bench Saturday where they The fliers acknowledged the wel­ young man und bulges nt the describes m lifee in in (Mp.Y ounger, who has a wide ex- Miller, The Girl and the Faun" —Two de­ tor Ruth will speml the week-end. er fascinatingly fascinatingly describes Mary W Whhitaker, come with hows nml waves of their Hhoulders. He was form erly middle lightfully written stories. The first the Marquesas Islands, in trod uc- pc rjcncc j„ automobile repair work Spondlove, Emlora Ferguson, Mnbhands. The cheering was continu­ weight champion boxer of Norway. Tho suit wns decidedly too small and 'assum ed charge of the Lake Mary cl Ferguson, Carrie Gleason and based on the Odysseus legend: the ing history, folklore, customs .■"v Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Herndon ous. ft*.* Bnlchen anil It seemed he second nn idyl in which a faun native characteristics. Finally, the fliers left tho bal­ friend, Mrs. Luveria Booth and and children left Saturday morn­ Gnrnge on Monday. might hurst through the seams n t Orpen: "Outline of A rt"—Popu­ falls in love with a shepherdess. cony, went to their rooms, bathed, Mrs. Theodora Cacjicre. Also, Geo. ing in their enr for Arcadia where Friends of Mrs.J. E. Singletary, t o / Snhatini "M istress Wilding"—A lar history of a rt by a distinguish- who has recently Item operated on Smith, Thos. Johnson, Wm. Dunn, they will spend the week-end. shaved nnd prepared for n luncheon any moment, Tho famous c^cw of tho America romance of tho days ofM nnm outh's gives a brief account of life of at the A.C.L. liospltnl at Waycross Theodore Dunn, Bruco Humphrey, in their liortor nt the Inter-Allied photographers In ! rebellion. Convincing nlot filled each of tin* most im portant artists Gn. will regret to hear llmt her Clyde Humphrey, Albert W hitaker Miss Avis Stonstrom of W inter Club given by Sheldon Litehouse, were lined up front of tho Inter-Allied Club and with rapid action and done in Sa­ nnd a critical appreciation of his j convalescence wns so slow that she Joint Whitaker, Chns. W hitaker, Haven, arrived here Saturday to American charge d’ affairs. bot ini’s best stvle. work Illustrated with a large numtaken to the Fom ald-L aught- Oliver Dnntzlcr, Gernlil liurris, spend tlie wcok-ond ns the guest The streets were so jnmmcd with their pictures taken. Sedgwick. “Old Countess'”— An bor of reproductions. people that it required half an hour Clnrenco Chamberlin and Char­ on Hospitu! at Sanford for treat- Claude 1-ocko, Kenneth Williams, t:f Mr. and Mrs E. S. Hockey. Snow: “Theory nnd Practice of mrnt. English artist and his wife he­ Ernest Humphrey, Otis Fisher, for the automobile containing the les Levine, New York to Germany r o i n e s t r a n g e l y involved with nn Color"— An interesting honk with An interesting exhibit ut n re ­ Clarence Peckhatu, Oliver Miller, Mr. anil Mrs. A. D. Rosier nnd fliers to make the trip from tho llyers were also guests of the c lu u ' w u 7/ < ' evil old countess and a beautiful, color charts, expounding the theory cent Chamber of Commerce m eet­ Jr., and S. L. Erwin, und B. I’. baby left Saturday morning in railroad station to the Continental. miil they, ti-o, were photographed, mysterious French girl. Delightful of color from the angle of tho phy­ ing was a g uitar manufactured by Johnson of Tampa. tt/J their car for Moultrie, Gn., where Every window along tho route wns together and in u group with tho sicist, the, chemist and the artist. K. E, W ester from Florida cedar French background. they will spend the fourth of July. occupied nnd people leaned out per­ Byrd flyers. Unterm cyer: “ Yestordnv nnd To- ohtuined from I.nke Jessup ham ­ Tolstoi, “ Resurrection" — A ilously to get a glimpse of the Among the guests a t tho hin was hung on the gal­ strong novel, delineating the au­ ,lny"—A collection of modern verso mock. Mrs. W ester rendered sever­ Miss Ivn Jane Ford of Monroe, airmen and to cheer them. The fli­ luncheon were Louis BlcrioVl firs t ore pared f.ir Mordecai? thor's gospel of brotherhood, in designed for the nverage render, al pleasing numbers oa this instru­ La., is visiting in S n n f o rd n s th o ers' rn r wns preceded bv four nu- man to fly apross the English k'ho was king when Nobuc- which the aristocrat is brought nnd appealing to nil ages. guest of her sister, Mrs .Clifford tomohihs containing officials and Channel, Gcncnl Girod, Rear Ad-, ment, and Mr. Wester received tzar waged war i*n JerusnI a i p i n ifM . W alker nt her homo on Laurel decorated with flags. mnny congratulations on his abil­ tnirul Frochot and leading mem­ HOLY CROSS CHURCH Byrd received the French enr- bers of the American colony.. Avenue, ity. Thin! Sunday nfter Trinity. Vbat was Daniel named afresnnndunts in his hotel rqom. Tho Ladies Aid Society of the Church School tl:46 u. in. capture by the Babylon“ We nro very glad to bo In Mrs. B, W. K night and daughter Luke M ary Community Church Holy Communion and Sermon 11: Fra nee,’' said Byrd. "We wish to Mildred of Brunswick, Gn.'.' will held its regular meeting WednesVhat were the original nnm. day afternoon at the home of Mrs. a. Evening prayer and sermon 8 arrive here Sunday t« he the gu- thank the French people for tho I<*f Shndrach, Mcsach ami A series of sermons nn the j vv K . Cole, with Mrs. W. G, Ferguests of her mother Mrs. W. J . !wonderful reception they have gi­ ego? P. M. ven us. The welcome wns overMan nobody fully knows” are to jguson as assistant hostess, Mrs David. Visitors welcomed. low far from C hrist were HARRISBURG, Pa., July 'J. An unusuntly enjoyable affa ir bo given Sunday mornings during Ferguson, president, was in charge whelming nml a little disconcert­ M'iplos when He prayed on was tile boating party given F ri­ —■( I N S)—F orm at application was ing." Mr. and Mrs. James K. Hig­ of the meeting, a fte r the the month of July nt the First ALL SOUIJJ CHURCH mint of Olives before IIis Mrs. John V ’mil • r Virginia, filed with the prothonotary of day evening by the members of tho routine business, it was voted to Mass 8: '*• nt. gins of Haines 01 >v spent the day Byrd’s horn* u l? Baptist Church according to an assist each member another month ‘ •■ * d up to the state supremn court here to­ here Fridr* * <’ tests of Mr, To whom did Pilate send King’s Daughters Class of the Me­ announcement made this morning for the building fund. Mrs." Gleas­ Byrd In th& Cmitlhenlal und em­ day asking a review of tho recent Higgins’ mother Mrs. Mary H ig­ FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH after He ha 1 first been thodist Sunday School honoring l>y Rev. F. I). King. braced him. "Your cousin, Mary, ruling against Sundny baseball In on, Mrs. J. Ring and Mrs. W alter gins. it befi.Te the Roman judge? the new class members. nnd your uncle, William, wlm loves Pennsylvania. Junior High School Building Rev. King stated this morning Flanders remain a committee for Vhere did Ahinmaz and Frank M. Mttrler, pastor Thu uppenl was filed in tho In­ The class met a t thu pier nt 8 that ho would not attem pt to fol­ the next social. The devotional Tho many friends of Mrs. Voile you hotter than anyone in the inn hide on their way to tell o'clock and enjoyed a delightful low the lines of thought in llrueo services were in charge ofMrs.W. Bible School 0:4 6A. M. A class Williams will he interested to lourn world, wonted me to embrace you terest of the Philadelphia athletics David of the treachery planbaseball club, which played n test th at she is getting along nicely for them,” she snid. nnd nfter the business for all ages. cruise about the lake. Music and Barton’s hook. "The Mnn Nobobdy E. Cole tninst him? Morning Worship and Commun­ a fte r an operation a t the Fernnldganio in Philadelphia last sum­ Knows." but will try to—have bis meeting, a socinl hour wns enjoyed CAEN. FRANCE, July 2 .~ mer. iVho brought David news of games were featured during the audience look a t “The most re­ Delicious refreshm ents of home­ ion 11 A. M. Sermon Subject—“The Laughtcn hospital. (IN S )—Fully recovered from their Today’s notion is regarded here ictttli of the young man evening und at a late hour a boun­ markable phenomenon who ever made ieo-creum unci cake were Outdoor Man" Second of a series of sermons on the life of Christ. nil ? teous nicnie supper with iced wa­ crossed the horizon of this world.' served by the hostesses. Miss Frances Sturgis of Houst­ adventurous flight frem New York as a preliminary to un uppenl to Following nro the subjects: “The Christian Endeavor 7: I*. M. -Who muquercd the cities termelons were served. on, Texas, who has bceh tho a t­ to France, during which they flew the United States supreme court. Mrs. Anna Swanson wns agree­ Man who built the worlds," The ably surprised Inst Tuesday even* Evening Worship. 8 I‘. M. Ser- tractive house guest of Miss M ar­ for lit hours through strrm s and ah in the reign of King iff In tin; party were: Miss Maude declaration of the man who intro­ jng, when a number of friends and '/man Subject—"The Vital Point in garet Zachary fur the past fo rt­ fog without a sight of land, sea or oh? Cnrroway, Miss Oceliu Brooks, duced him ;" "What one of his best nieghbo s culled to extend their . Religion." t _ __ for Bristol, sky, Commander Richard E. Byrd, night, leaves Sunday Miss Nannie Brook*- Miss Evelyn M ends says about him; “The eon- ongf - -.lntions upon her seventy-' A cordial welcome is extended V a ' where she will Do one of the j of the airplane America and his ’ Edenfield, Miss Alice Gooding Mc-j fusion t.r an enemy," "Docs th i'lfi,.. councillors ut Camp Sequoya. j throe companions. Bert Acostu, first birthday. Music was enjoyed to all. Kim, Miss Brooks, Miss Duncan, - a u .rage church member really he- l |.mML,L — — Lieut. G. O. Novlllo and Lieut. bout the evening and re ­ WASHINGTON July 2.— (INB) I the Misses Swain. Miss Hazard. Brvo j„ Jesus." Mr. and Mrs. U. L. Chrlstonbcr* i Burnt Balchcn departed by train INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STU­ nts served by her daught­ ktinued From Page Four) —Steam ship tickets purchased by Miss Georgia Calhoun- Miss Ethel T ________________ V.1. ry left Saturday in their car for ( for Paris a t 8:.'<0 o'clock this momer-in-law, Mrs. N. H. Braddock. DENTS ASSOCIATION. lands whore your refreshing Tillis- Miss Edith Vain. Miss Mnry authorized officials or delegates James L. Wells left Friday evMeets ever;' Sunday in the City mi extended visit at points in Ala- ing. Jtories and poem* have been Rankln, Miss Clara Rankin, Miss cning for Wilmington, N .C .,1Mrs. Swanson's many friends wish Only a few persons know the *" t *'.° American U gion convenbuitm, Tennessee, Kmtucky, Illi­ her continued good health and Hall. fell ns today what you think Dorothy Smith, Miss Evelyn Tel- where he will join his wife and nois and Missouri, stopping enroute time of the Americans’ departure t ‘‘m many happy years to come. * H b° !!X#m1pted 11 A. M. United Adult and Ju n ­ life beyond the sunset, ford, Mrs. Host, Mrs. O. W. Gil- daughter who nro visiting his parA number of ladies of the Lake ior Bihlo Study in the "Divine Plan home a t Lookout Mountain, points and consequently there was only a! ,ro,n tnx. , n un or er J 3811! in Earth’s last picture is bert, Mrs. Porter 1 ansing. Mrs. ents. In Georgia and South and Nor* > small crowd a t the railway station, i '1 X * * *’y “f t 1” * Bccrctary of Mary Methodist Church met a t of the Ages," (nted, and the lubes arc twist- Vnrn- Mrs. A rthur Gatchell. Mr. j ______ Carolina. «JL!a the church on Tuesday ufternoon But they cheered with u will as the the treasury mills. and dried, R P. M. Adult Study in the and Mrs. W. R. May, Mr. and Mrs.) j. u . Jackson left Friday for VIIn order to obtain this exemp­ Americans honrded the train und it [n the oldest colors have fnd- r.raham . Mr. and Mrs. C. II. .Smith Hnlin. Gu., where lu* will join his and organized a Missionary Soci­ "W atch Tower.” tion purchasers of tickets must Dr. Guy S. Selma left Saturday ety, with tho following officers: nnd the youngest critic has William Me Hire. W alter Tvler, family who have been spending the Public cordially invited. No col­ morning in his cur for Valdosta, drew away from the depot. have un ufficinl certification of Mrs. Albert Ericaon, president; lections. led, Noville, who comes of French Hebert Bolton. Frank Kdenriold. (|m(sl two m,m ths there with rela­ Mrs, Clarence Moran, vicerpresiGu., where he will join Mrs. Scl- parentage and can speak some identification from the national [shall rest, and, faith, we shall Leon Vining, Fred Pope and M i!-1tives. mnn who has been visiting relativ­ denl; Mrs. H. D. Durant, treasurer, red it -lie down for and aeon ton Reel. F’rench, stuck his head from a adjutant of the legion or other FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, es. They will return homo Tuesday com and Mrs. Fred Holt, secretary. )r two, paitnient window as thu train officials. SCIENTIST. He WHS accompanied by F.vomll WI>H received here I ridnv Meetings will be held regulnrly the 1he .Muster of all good work- and sealed, and the Roman soldiers Christian Science services aru Dash who will spend the week-end moved off and shouted: .........set „„ „ , (l anew." were put on duty to guard the death of Mrs. Fred W. York, third Tuesday of each month. NAVAL UNITS SAIL in.. shall us to „work “ A line autrefois." held every Sunday morning in the with relatives. h of our witnesses looks h e -!tomb. When Sunday morning came, youngest sister of Mrs, Francis h. JACKSONVILLE, July 2— Modern Woodmen of America, Woman’s Tho Americans had been the (IN S )—The U. B. Fla., Club, Oak Avenue near S. destroyer the sunset, and beholds a u^e Man was seen at the door of ] U"lz. who passed away Ihursdny Districts No.fi J-8, will hold n four­ over night guests of M. Selitnn Childs left the harbor here today Sunday school 0:80 A. M. •at life from what we huve'U ic tomb, and tlien went away. J evening a t her home in Boston, th of July celebration a t DeLeon Third Street, at 11 o’clock; Sun­ prefect of the Department of Cal­ with 42 Florida naval reserves and day Sthool a t 10 o'clock. Subject Morning worship und sermon 11 Springs, ac f i l i n g to an announce­ re experiencing here. Has in - ,I ':itE,‘ the Mnn was seen by scores Mass. vados a t the prefecture. for tomorrow, “God.” five officers for a two-weeks sum ­ ment by Albert E. Robinson, Jr., played tm false? Are these regulable men and women, and | -------- * They had been guests of honor mer training cruiso with the U. S. Wednesday evening services Sermon subject, "The Mnn Who md the.- - women who have {they gave their testimony to His I Miss Mary Julia Apperson of District Deputy, to which neigh­ a t a small dinner at the prefect- F’leet She will proceed to Wilming­ [rfully influenced human con- .resurrection from the dead. Now Montgomery, AIu., and Miss Fnn- bors are invited to come nml bring which include testimonies of Chris­ |tu ilt the World." The members of the baseball club nriul palace last night, hut were in ton N. C. •listnken about tho fu tu re? 'Job, what do you believe to he the nie Lois Martin of Wetimipkn, Ala., their basket. The program me in­ tian Science arc held a t 7 o’clock. This Church m aintains a free and the families of those who are bed by 10:80 o’clock for all were who have been the guesIs of Miss clud'd sports, lunch and a lecture Iwlicvo their testim ony is [correct answer to your question? Reading Room, no. 517 First N at­ married will be guests of honor. tired cut by the strenuous voyage] PINEMOUNT—iBIds requested M artin’s sister Mrs. J. Olin Laney mi Woodcraft by Neighbor C. E. I'irtliy, a n d you accept their ! ’Thu resurrection of Jesus, and tliuy had just made, especially tho] for construction of rosii be­ Young People’s Unions 0:46, I’- But there is other ov i-|th e history built upon thut fact left F'riday for their homes. Bullock, State Deputy Head Con­ ional Hank Building where the Bi. latter stages of it when they cru tween I’inenmunt and Branford* hie and ull authorized Christian ] which I hull now bring to are the firm I testimonies to the Evening service 8 o'clock. su l. Mrs. Bryan Sturmnn and two fact that we live a fter we pass beThere are many things in Ban- iscd for hour a fter hour through Mrs. Clarence Moran was pleas­ Science literature may |>c read, MADISON—Now Standard Oil "pen Brave Of Jesus And 1yond the sunset. I believe Unit HdonoYOaRapcnd-ncss. fon.aFblcs antly surprised on Saturday even­ Iborrowed or purchased. Open Wed­ ford which the pastor of tho F irst fog, wind and rain without know­ ,| someone __________ ____ _ ______ ____ b e -1children who have been visiting her ing I he .......... Living laird„ discovered America filling stations opened corner when a large number of nesdays und Saturdays from 3 to Baptist Church likes. There are » ing where they were. In spite of the strain and fatigue Wnshingotn iisked a question whirh has cause I live in America nnd share mother Mrs. E. A. Douglass for friends gathered at th*> Commun­ 5 P. M. unu Livingston few things which he does not like. concerned men and women Ithe priviliges which my country of- tho past three weeks left Friday ity Building to extend their best All aru welcome to attend the He will discuss some of thu latter the airmen were up a t 7:jl(l •'•trects. through tin- centuries, and ! ^ers- * believe th at Jesus arose ' afternoon for their home ut Atlan- wishes, the occasion being Mrs. services and to make use of the Sunday evening. this m<*rnlng, looking much rested. liueM ion , loeply concerns all from the dead for many reasons, jtu. Ga. Moran's birthday. Music and Reading Room. WINTER GARDEN—>5.000. Sermon subject, "A D issatis­ They enjoyed a hearty breakfast *.' t fhtful and earnest people to and one of them is because day by I --------of hum and eggs, peaches, straw ­ new grandstand to he erected In games were enjoyed throughout fied Optimist." share thu experience or of tho the!| Mr, and anil Mrs. Mrs, unynionu Raymond t.. C. Philrn n - the evening, and a large birthday f i r s t Me t h o d i s t c h u r c h a ain't mnn die, .lie, shall he live day 1l snare berries, cherries, good home made city recreation park. Church Family Dour Wednes­ J : ha has engaged the thoughts resurrected life. Wav should I h e -lips and baby left Saturday mom- cake lighted following tho games. W. P. Buhrman, Pastor, day evening 8 o'clock. Subject: bread nnd coffee. Ian tics millions. Are you sat- Ideeply interested in ih e life beyond ing for Augusta, Gn., where Mrs. Delicious refreshm ents worn serv­ untiess Sunday school. t»:30 u. ni„ R. W “ W hat We May Do In July Thut Before leaving the prefecture MADISON—Work t»« s ta rt w p i ,'vith testimony which you the sunset? Why should I he try- Philips und buhy will snend n mon­ ed, consisting of ico-crcam. and Ware, superintendent. L. p. Me- Will Abide.” for the railway station in an auto­ on erection of new high school . th with her sister, Mrs. A rthur Beard-1 An- there those pres- hig to hold out a light for you this home made enkes. The winner of Visitors and citizens cordiuily mobile Commander Byrd in hz- ' Madison.______________ . r f Jri kl"’nv!ill°- conference Buzzard. Mr. Phillips will return the bean contest was Mrs. Frank h-adirJ 1‘i be Interested in ad- morning? . of Jay activities, will dc. welcomed. half r f himself and his fellow uir 1 testimony? I ^ t Us call Job, home next week. The Sunset Evans. Mrs. Moran was the recip­ Jlver an address to the organised voyagers, thanked the good people i W INTER * GARDEN— Ground !' - P .. .Ml U JW I in!’ who ,,!|ked this im portant ient of many lovely gifts, nnd thu classes, In the auditorium, a t 10 If life beyond the sunset lasts PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH heir kindnesses. At broken fu r erection of new fill- • ' of Caen for their *',“ J -------" Mrs. H. C. DuBosc. Mias Anna guests departed nt a late hour a* in. lit 1 many centuries ago, and for only five hundred years, that The F irst Presbyterian Church the same time! Byrd delivered u ing stutUm foe Standard Oil ht„matf.,,r ,over w i,b him, and will he quits probably seven times DuBose, Miss Kitty DuBose, und wishing her many more happy Preaching services, 11 A. M. The prill have services in thu morning suck of United ■d Staten mail t o ! Company. t, • -'jjn jB H y ‘‘ a *in“l, no, the final test- as long as I shat Hive here. But house guest. Miss Kathleen1 Brown birthdays to come. only during the month of July, due American Consul Samuel It. WHey, The Atlantic Coust Lino Shop­ lately follow tt brief vrm on. life will he longer than 600 years of Florence, Ala., Marjorie DuBose to the ubsem-e of the pustor, Dr. who is Htutioncd nt Cherbourg. NEW _____ PORT ____________ RICH EY—Chln- , *;,y uU thi* question: “ If over there. If the life of each of us und Frank DuBosc motored to men's association will hold their Devo ional m eltings of the Kp- FL D. Brownlee who is nwuy on his Although the maUsaca hud been chills rabbit farm to be establish­ , 1 shall he live a g a in ? " beyond the sunset continues hut a Daytona Beach Saturday where nnnual Fourth of July picnic ut worth Leagues, 7 p. M. vacation. immersed when the America plun­ ed near this town. Evnnsdale Park, with members idem WUi’ to thu citY of thousand years, th at will probably they will rem ain until Tuesday. Evening preaching service, 8 Judge W. W, Wright will deliver ged into the English Channel and their families from Sanford, ociock* ociock* ... of i t ," 1* UB to the he 16 times as long ns you and I the morning uddress tomorrow ut morning, it was w ater­ W INTER HAVEN —Creasing 4 Mr. and Mrs. Woodwurd Bum- Tampa. Lakeland, and P n l a tk ., w ,th God." Acquaintance II o'clock service. Music will be yesterday enter ,MrUdfix.ion of Jl’8US' will live hero. But life will be long­ proof nnd the contents were not over Atlantic Coast Line track* ***, the. tomf. K«n!en, and stand shops in attendance. The day well of Fornandina und Mr. and day’a e, ... , ?."u"T,,'. iI,,a Klfflna ci* than a thousand ycata. But when tu be repaired. I A cordial invitation to ull to a t. Jum lshcd by a young people’s damaged. Out .u M"*vh Joseph has wo are taught by our Lord th at Mrs. Frank Mitteer and daughter, vents will begin ut 10.00 A.M.., choir, the regular choir being on At the railway station Com­ ar, Vhc,>' tt was cruel- life beyond the sunset does not Frances Fair of Fort Meyers, will nnd there will be swimming, races /e n d the services of this church. it's annual vacation. “nq a fru-nd brou T.it the end, how deeply concerned we arrive here Sunday to spend the games and contests, with valuable ST. AUGUSTINE— Impr mander Byrd was kept busy dur­ «nd hU -H it ,n merits to bo made to streets Sundny School will be as usual ing the interval of w aiting for his FIR ST BAPTIST CHURCH should be to make the largest pos­ week-end here us the guests of prizes awarded the winners of the | r closed with a stone sible preparation here. truin autographing cards for ad- W est St. Augustine. Mr. and Mrs. Braxton L. Perkins. vurious features. A fish dinner Corner Sixth SL and Park Ave. to 0:46. Surprise Party Given F r e n c h President At Geneva InHonorOf Rev. Cook And Family Eulogizes Atlantic l-Social and Personal Activities-: MUNICIPAL LIBRARY ANNOUNCES NEW BOOKS RECENTLY ADDED S o cia l 'alendar Aviators In Paris LAKE MARY >' I tuAsk One J ). lin t* ( if r i x i l - m l H i 'l I r i lU J ■ . . • . a . . * • • , L M1^ ' At The Churches Daughters 0 f King Series Of Sermons Enjoyable Boat Party Planned By Rev. King On Friday Afternoon iturday Sermon Baseball Suit May Go To Supreme Court Legion Delegates Escape Steamer Tax j t. K V ,h immeZ - .. �PAGE SEVEN THE SANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY. JULY 2, 1027 THE SANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1927 PAGE SIX BY AHERN OUR BOARDING HOUSE \\A \je /M o-T^e r s e c r e t f o r o o r J M S l f e W M O K i O P L A ^ E ^ l U E WINGS’ .} OUT OUR WAY ,| Afi l l t t t f ^ is o f f His, w He F l ‘ VJILL BE MAPE OT YLV-PAPER.!“ ) A6 AW/ AMP BACRW VJE WILL. YLV Itffo A HERP OF \ MM H o u s e ll-^ V iE L L , &EA-<3ULLS,-~^-TWEIR YEEf WILL J ’ |U"TEkT. MlMlTTfeS' 9flCK "To -THE FL.V-PAPER, AMP"THE'/ l l Eee<soW6 EUAPy^ftA vHHe ')R WILLFLAP"THEIR WlMGS* FRA^CALLVl , A BQ 66V , i H oW -foO E'T y v L T . R tP E i -^'iHA'T WILL BE OUR MO-TlV/E ' r \ P o F-THIS I POWER~fo MAkE A YLI6Hrf "To M U lS A U d E / 1HE &AUPWICH LAMPS, W K H oU -T j AMP BACK'to PICMlC- * L VIOLENCE?/ \ »^ \ LAMP!. S . MT AD. RATES z/M'Mr \ 1 % . STUPE, \ K ‘ wMo S' <WROTE / t). GREV'S V ' \E L E G V f'V A N lS F lU G r A M E R IC A N S rt ’ Borm T’be A caTTLe Killer, Thief an’genRul all round pest, I <• »■ j ^A r .T'A R PV IS (S o iM c s iro -TAke a \ T L K sn -r— _ BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES 'F O R SALK— 1020 Ford roadster new Duco finish. New tires. Perfect condition. $275. Phone 481) SALESMEN WANTED or call 500 First National Hank We have an opening for a Sales­ Building. man to sell Chevrolet*. Wo prefer a mnn with automobile experience who enn show n record of perfor­ SEMINOLE HUDSONmance amt who can furnish satis­ INC factory references. However if you 203 Oak Ave hnve sales ability und arc willing Phone 41 to work and to study you can succted in this work Chevrolet is the fastest selling car in America to­ 4— llUHincss Service day and this position offers n real opportunity for one who can SPECIAL NOTICE qualify. Ford generators exchanged $4.00 WHlTE-HIGHLEYMAN, INC. Generators, starters, magneto*:, Sanford Ave. ut Tenth. funs, lighting plnnts and power motors, ail makes nnd types re ­ WANTED— Young mnn to do paired and rebuilt. Arninturo wind­ sales work. Must have car. Good ing. All work gunrnntocd ns new territory. Good commission. Semi­ equipment, business established nole Awning Shop, Phone 11. 11114. Wilson Electric Co. BOYS WANTED—Can use fivo IK Forest Street good boys who are hustlers. Can Jacksonville, Fin. earn ns high as a lollnr an a fte r­ noon. Apply Circulation Depart­ ment Herald. Depend on ROYAL CLEANERS & DYEP.S (Vo clean anything. Do all kinds of plaiting. Phono 481-J. PHONOGRAPH ... repairing, piano tuning by experts with 17 yenrs experience. Sanford Music Store and Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & 11 Me Lander Arcade, Phone 832. BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation boxes and general cement work Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Terwllleger, Proy. 3rd und E lin .^ LANKY,S DRUG STORE—Pre­ scriptions. Drugs, Seda. We aro as ticnr you as your phone. Cull 10.1 nford Dally Herald WOTTA LIFE IT VAJOULO ©£ 6VttAT IP t COULD PLEASE tNERYONt -------- WHAT TO Ooi! Freah from tho Sorhonne and Harvard, Antoine de Malglalve, Jr., has a Job an longshorcmnn on tho New York docks. His fellow.workers, he aaya, arc n "fine set"—"they tre a t me ns an equal." And his blue denim disguise ia proof oven against best friends. f Spiced Smoke FOR RENT;— 5 rooms nnd bath- 21— Acrcngc For Sale furnished pretty nnd attractive, all modern; also ii room* and bath MUCK LANDS ARE VALUABLE ur.furniHhed, very reuionnhle. Mrs. .lust throe miles Trom the till Moffitt. Phone 420-W. limits on highway 1 have eight acres of muck lands that can he GARAGE APARTMENT—4-rooms bought for $500 an acre or special sleeping porch, bnth, 2 garages, price niude on all of it. Thirty $35. Will sell furniture for above acres in entire tra c t includes cit­ complete for $150. Biggest sacri­ rus lands und other good garden fice in town. Apply 310 1-2 Pal­ land. Fine place for poultry and metto Ave. truck of all kinds. Men can make living raising bulbs,, celery, vege­ FOR RENT.... 2 three room pnrtly tables and poultry for Sanford and furnished apartm ents. Apply H er­ Orlando markets. Address U.%A. C. ald. care Herald. This will not be on m arket long. If you do not think FURNISHED—apartm ent, 3 rooms this land is worth the price try to nnd hath. 112 Maple Ave. buy .iome of the muck Innds in other parts nf tho country. TWO rooms, kitchenette and bath; beautiful outlook; all improve­ 26— Miscellaneous For Sale ments; attractively furnished; moderate rent by week. Young’s FOR SALE:....CORNER LOT IN Apartm ents, office 200 N. Park P1NK1IURST. ONE BLOCK Ave. FROM FRENCH, CASH TALKS. TWO NEW— nicely furnished MAKE AN OFFER. REPLY LOT apartm ents. $25 per month. 815 CARE HERALD. W. First St. Phone 207. Below arc answers to the “ Now You Ask One" Bible Quiz on page (0,)): ns: Cash in Advance 1—The drawing shows llug.tr c o m p lied by the nngcl nf God n ite r she and her son had been me ads, will he received se n t'fro m the house of Abraham. irons nnd collector sent (Genesis xxl: 17) lately for payment. 2— Human wns hung on the gallows prepare I for Mordeeai. (E sther vii: 10) 11—Nebuchadnezzar. king of Babylon, waged war »*.r Jerusalem in the tcign of Zedckinh. ( J i'c ntiah 'ii: 11 4— Daniel wns named llultcsI nzzur a ter Ids captivity by the Babylonians. (Daniel i: 7) 5— Shndrueli, Mesnch nnd Aliednego were named Hannninh, MTshnei mi l Azariah hef >re their cap­ ture. (Daniel i:7 i <*i— Christ was “a stone’s cast" from thp disciples tvken he pray­ ed on the mount of (Hives. (Luke xxii: I I ) 7— Pilate sent Jesus to I! .rod. 16— Houses For Kent (l.uko xxiil : 7) 8— Ahlmanz mid Jonathan hid SIX ROOM HOUSE— 3 miles in a well before they told King west on Mount Doru Komi. Ga­ David of the treachery planned rage, electric lights, flowing well, Herald representative against him. (II Samuel xvii:20) garden, hens. Good rate by year to lughly faniilini with rates, !)—Cushi brought David tidings responsible party. Apply at house s and dntioiiicntion will of tho death of Absalom, i ll Sum* c.r by letter to K. M. Church, 115 TALLAHASSEE, Fla.July 1— [you comp*to Information, uel xviii:D2) French Ave. (IN S)—A mutiny nnd prisoner’s if you wish, they will assist strike of 34 convicts at the state I 10—Sennacherih, king of Assin wording your want ad. FOR RENT.. "» room house with convict road camp near Sopchoppy, vria, took the cities of Judah In lake it morn effective. bath on West First Street. $25.00 hns hern settled according to ad­ the reign of King llezekiah. A fter Sunday sendees in the little wooden Congregational church at, Hctmoan, S. I)., President and Mrs. Coolidgc posed for n picture witW Month. Apply 117 Popular Avenue ( Isaiah xxxvi: I ) vices received by the state pro- ’t Im p o r t a n t n o t ic e Rolf Llum (rig h t), the 20-year-old hoy preacher whose first sermon was son department today. Ivertlsers should give their FOR RENT Tlu> prisoners went on a "strike" heard by n president. Rev. J. Williams, assistant superintendent o? £ or postoffice nddress n« 5 BOOM UNFURNISHED S T U f- Wednesday after a state convict home missions, is stnnding next to Mrs. Coolidgc. CO BUNGALOW. 2 BED ROOMS. was confined to the "sweat box" rs their phone number il THINK—If you nr- ’limbing of 10— Livestock LIVING ROOM, DINING ROOM, because of an alleged fight with desire results. About one building, why pay the Architects KITCHEN (equipped with electric one of the orison guards, It was L, out of a thousand lias range), BATH (with hot and cold said. The "I convicts refused l-> several hundred dollars for plans, ............... hephone and the others w ater). LOCATED 2 100 PALMKT- leave the stockade and work on when you cun get the mime free.l ( l communicate with >,f'u TO AVENUE. RENT SUMMER i la- roard until their fellow pris­ und keep your money in your pock |,|H,|U. ;;8 L they know your aiHress. BATES. PHONE 148. cc . For further information see t discontinuance MUM oner was released from "solitary." L la person at The Sanford SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS. 7 5 o ! - m r .*Ta r p v ,~ i t l i a s j V. C. Colic*, Prop. Building Con­ kid office or liy letter. I clcN o l i T I a T CALLED ME O M " T U E A y pncti \ Beal Homelike I’l.iCe To Stop 1 discontinuances nre not tractor. General Shop & Mill Work MABBY IF LONELY;—most suc­ I or Come to The Ocean View Hotel n nnd House Painting, ii5 N. cessful "Home M aker"; hundreds PilokiE lasi " MifiUT aud Posed M arvelous improvememt for Coronado Beach, Fla. French Ave. Phone 235-J. I liih ; strictly confidential; reliable; Efficient AS AM AEROMAHTICAL e x p e r t t Prompt — Thorn!) screened, modern, ini 1 years experience; descriptions uUMBER and complete line ct free. "The Successful Club." Mrs. Service , for. priiieluents. Bates $3.5(1 a day Vlbo LUSMED-To Uelp m e build j \ building m aterial. Low prices. Nash, Box 55ii Oakland. Calif. '"Ui. ...aiyrirnn Plan. 515 per weel / aV MOUOPLAUE, E U 2 ^ S > IR ~ i ( Security Lumber Co., "W here Good -■iiigir $25 dnnlile. FEATHERS, lUsTEAP oF Vloopj— , nouncem cnls 1Grades Come From" Maple -nd 1 vmll avie home o nour K. .1. CO,VIES. Mgr. Sixth. Phone 71)7. 7— Business iMtires Fur Kelli collodion; priced reasonable.Pier-, MOMSEMse »-^OUR DYTERV/IELI S CONCBKT3 in every shape anil son Larkin, Inc. Mrl-ander Arcaii* , idAS 'TERMlMA'TED^ AMD I VJARM J form, blocks, tile roofing, orna- Phone 880. meuluiu, etc. Sanford Cement Prod- ---— ------------ • Soil MoT"To MOLEST ME AMT^/ ucts Company, Fifth und Mnule , 12— W n tiled M O R E ,.* " 6 0 0 D EV/EMlMG^N Sts. Phone 112-W. I ---------------------------------------------.... i itomcbilcB V— S»I R \tJ^ / -------------------------‘ , WILL SHARE— expenses for transportation to Fort Myers or CI-ABENCE SMITH vicinity. Address W. E. B. 301 W. ID— H o u se s F o r S alt DODGE General Contractor 10th. St., or Cure Herald. ------ --- — ----- ------ - . ----- .. ire cars* und Graham i()l) West First Stroo) EXTRA!! ACT NOW. nd 13th St. Phone 3. a t Phone 441 Two story home—good conditionHNS L COWMAN CO.. A u t o ------------------------------------------------ pearai Well located—close i ii—$4000 llator akd sheet metal works METAL ROOFING— The Hoof Ev- ,.-rn. I $200 cash— $i>0 per month. All nnd ornam ents’ sheet metal crlasting. Metul shingles; good rush $2750. TeL 716-W. 207 French Ave. atnnding semn tin and galvanized ( Apply Struggs-Scoggan Realty Co. — — ----------- ----- — —■ — roofs. See Jam es 11. Cowun. O a k ------Phone 735 or 2I38-.I. Masonic Temand Thiid St. Phone 111. ' 11— 1 SANFOBD UUICK CO 212 Magnolia Ave . iVlGHT-CllRISENUEHHV PRINT Phone 307 FOP SALE:.. ONE OF BEST PHONE 175 1 SHOP — Printing, Krgraving, I UNFURNISHED —rooms, 311 FIVE BOOM BUNGALOWS ON Elm Avenue. i Embossing. Sea os first. We do HUTS—MARMONS PALMETTO AVENUE. IN SAN­ it. Phone 417-W. R. R. Avenue,Sanford Automobile Co FORD HEIGHTS. CORNER LOT, nugnolia Ave. Phor Commercial Street. 1201 EQUIPPED WITH ELECTRIC RANGE AND WATER HEATER,PRICE LESS THAN MARKET 5 — H e lp W a n t e d F e m a le , VALUE. TERMS '1U SUIT BOX Keuular Trips To 15— A p a r t m e n t F o r K en t 15 ( ’.(). HERALD. (SKKEN SPHINCiB PARK LADIES— earn $10 dozen sewing FOR RENT —Furnished fun.- FOR SALK:.... FIVE ROOM Every Thursday. Saturday rvom aniirtm ent, modem, in Punaprons; absolutely no selling; and S u n a n y SPANISH BUNGALOW ON experience unnecessary; m ateriali la *25 i»er mo. Delightful location PARK AVENUE. 2 CAR GAR Leaving Sanlord r t 2:30 P. M. cut. Addressed envelope brings in- B. F. T iller 1’iuda, Fla. RAGE. NICE LAWN, IMMEDI­ Returning At ...... « no I*. Mi ntructions. ALFHA, 202 Main St., —housekncplng ATE POSSESSION.—CAN'T BP FU R N ISH E D Paterson. N. J . ronnijS. $5.00 and BEAT FOR THE PRICE, TERMSBALMW •••'onis. 2 end MODEL TRIM CO. CASH. BALANCE I n c lu d in g A d m is s io n ill conveniences, $200.00 .tii.00 weekly; LADIES— Earn $11.00 dozen M R . 'I 'A R P V - ^ rim tho car, not the owner, MONTHLY. BOX 148 CAKE HER. T o P ool r.ewing aprons at home; exper­ 311 E. 5th. 'hone 817 for estimates ALD. ience unnecessary; m aterials cut; P. W. RADFORD APARTM KNTinstructions furnished. Addressed •URN1SHED Oitrr iv n t » t t n v i z t . lac. Tbroo rooms nnd Iwuh, all mod FOB SA LE;— FOUR ROOM COT envelope brings particulars. Milo ON ONE OF BEST LOTS Also Available fur Charier 3RD ... Overland Co. Wlllyain ron--enlonees, good loention ONTAGK Garment, 235 Broadway Bayonne Itcasunahlc Kale MAGNOLIA AVENUE, NEAR hts St Overland, Whlppits. opsM e i«n t Phrno 831 -J. ' SOUTH SIDE SCHOOL.- PRICK : Commcrciiil Sts. Pl.cno 5R, Sec Capt. Itice REASONABLE. TERMS TO SIJJ1 PURCHASER. OWNER BOX 131 ] CARE HERALD. _________ Prisoner’s Strike In Florida Camp Ended OUR HOARDING HOUSE ~W0UR MoSE IE LIKE A COAL BAR6E, BECAUSE lT RlNMES V^ilTU LARGE! MEVERTbE LESS, I \\ME DISCOV/EREP AM AiRPLAkiES! - \T IS MARE THE PROPELLER CUT OF UA6LE 11—.Miscellaneous I TjJl ^ SALESMAN SAM K 'cee.H ogD V .^' . • \ ' V eiv u , \W O ( VJWO 'TM' KECK f tR E “/ o u — O N E O ' THEM INSURANCE. G O V S ? ? HPtTcl T . )V - BESIDES VlHo EVER HEARD OF A OAR EAGLES ? ALTPOQGM, \ THERE IS BIRDS EVE MAPLE• / Men’s Linen Wash Suits 75c THEY’D BE HANDY vkxvinpi K.vie. P, GOOD ftUO' I 'n ie.w 'R e . < •H .CASE CP_fVCC\0edTsi IT- . WH FW/ORVTe. H NO, SlR* J 3UST THOUGHT WOULDN'T MIND VP V TooR P F£VJ NOTE6 FOR FUTURE r e f e r e n c e »1 ClACg e p tu c IJrtt Co Sanford Laundry Bound Trip 50 Cents ^5?\e SLusvtfitf YACHT WELAKA MOM Downtown New York wuh treated to a large dose of aromatic smoke wheh fire destroyed a warehouse in which spices and alleged illegal booze were stored. This spectacular photo shows firmeii buttling tho blaze from nn elevated ruilrond and from roofs of nourby structures. NOT VERY PROFITABLE X CAV.MRS. Y/CILIM6HAU OOM'T *400 PNO YWI& ftCVOWT __ MZOiOCRC r /% v\ D C eiO kO L Q E o .V A S / SOME OF THE GUfe*TS A« SO PL50EIAH- J x don’t know H ow t/oo f r e t , dot; BUT t ’M NOV CdETTING MUCH CNJOWMENT OUT OF ThiJ PU*C£ — AU W0U HEAR ISO LOT OF BY TAYLOl Peo ple m o ke * /ME S IC K ! . Gosh - n uou l CALLED CKOJJ? UP LAST blSUT AND told h im ip lE DA’.EETMS MEfi& ] 0 SLOUJ VIM 7XVC / ie ’lv- e e s u p p r is &d \ Nlt&A) I SAOUJ MiAA A CAMC DOWN HERE BROW TALK— > ------- Bv Iilosser 'CKLES AND HIS FRIENDS AW-THESE SOCIETV •T GET wetx — Then ‘u p t r i p ISN’T DOIN' HOD (MUCH GOOD IS ^ i r .D o m c ? v ruAT A\y PO/O'/ WILL. ) ^ BE MERE A lE x r D E ER ) ,— ----- Twin Guides—To Confusion ) 6 E& V N IZZ -IP t VNELL.VWE’V E WJAITED HERE A AALF ^5U C ALR EADV= IP AE 0 0 ^ 7 SAOVU UP PPF-T7y SOOM I-AA 60IM’ " / AOUR passes By d m WASHINGTON TUBBS II 1 7 ? .V 'A T L IT T L E B M ? e - 8 A C K pv SLA stsvic*. INC BY CRANI > UiDER.— 'OW, VNOTfA BONBOM! WOfTA.U0N£'(l VNOTUK KNOCKOOTl 8 Of, i’ll KieveR. o e h a ppy ’Til S . t T>ATe HER. C O T . ^ < VWOrfA VA BFN Ayf MOU A DODGES TK COOK-HOUSE TONIOHf M4’ 1R.OLLENS DOWNToINN To T A, PJETfWJRAKT. O.K? r-Jf\ A The P U N K . E \/£ N OF A MeNACEPJE S P E M O N G TO M E ' OA IRT, TO O ------ © f ' OH, WELL) SHE AIN'T ■so c u r e ANTvaJAT. SAV'v/OUOEA PlNEPELLAl* VWAAT IN 77V\AOCLD MADE you so l a t e V? m£ ? LATE? O M -L PELLDONVOSTAIRG VEAM* u \WAS you z VMOUt-DMT vjJAl/ AMV LC^KSGR. PcR MlM-MAKES y a e p e a e ME SOE?& VJAiri/4’ COME^/OOU) r t u K e w i s ’/ ILNE^J AE'P com e' r BOM EX CUSE.. 774AT SAODLD-O’T AAUE TAKEM VOO SO OOM3 !l , - 2 0 — F a rn itj F or S u le vNh\1C)4 OKIE \ In The .Stnt<- «)f Florid* In the flowing well dlstri.’t nea Sanford, with clay subsoil ()i the highway und ane mile fro.e B. R. station. Alreudy d rarw l, Perferi drulnsge. \ ’irgln soil of unsiirpo,«'M,'l ijllty. will grow anything 1,000 A c e s in unit-* of f- .■-» as many a* von *»•: ol AT * PKiCK SO LOW IT Wll "Make Your Head Swltu" llotiie Seekers, lleie Is Void I 'hunee. It M*v Never Come Again If you cun make ii small rush payment and finance your t'lr*t crop, it will easily nay for th» land. If you looking for a "Knnr' Here H Is *-*•♦• Me At Dlil-e W. n . YOUNG Hni-gains In Real E sia'e U«trl -\ *» Mtlil I **tM1*.1«t* S' ((nick Service Low Prices Wc dii all kinds of ele li :*a1. rv Imltery and repair work. our guaranteed service. Ml Vf and he satisfied. 1 Fletcher Battery &■ Electric Co. T hat Elizabeth (left) and Ann Eliza Smith, twins, of Mount Vernon, III,, aru good guidts is attested by the fuel that they ure the only women ever aiqxdnU-d fo r that service in the Capitol in Washington. BUT— consider the poor tourist wlu-m circumstance compel* to tell one from the other! S2i W. 1st. St. I’lion* 3S2W ,i t a ■— imma iFMwriiaMi Vei*« •< srs ft.ivKz.nc. Mt.u.s. satorr. / C O M E OKJ F O L K S-W A T C H CORLW R \ D E ­ AN G i r W O R E 0 A O < BROXE v.sJA1tU C-rlT O N A W • G \T v t w r o v n /g d . y O ’ US vypiS OKJ I-\IM ? X CAlKlT-TtU. FROM H E«E, X FE£L IT i WAS> M e . / is o o While in Daytona Reach visit Breakfast Luncheon Art or noon Tea Dinner Tood at its Best 133 Magnolia Ave. Mrs. .1. Blount Pope Hostess •4SSI *» * o *i*«-c ** �I iw-vyr . .*> JI THE SANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY. JULY 2, 1027 mi In the World of Sports o f 1 n p , Saniord lakes ITARPONS STAGE Awo:9THINNhvgrally PAGE Rickard Must Stage World Dempsey Will Work Hard Title Bout In Gotham Or Be For Few Days Before He Suspended By Commission Takes R est A t His Camp r j* tho Illinois legislature h, taken p a rt in n crooked Shame! Shame! *** TRY and tie thnt one^«. ways thought there wer» . things even a legislator knew DEMETRAL said he had to his rings and sign a quit*, to his home ns a guaranty m would lose to Strangler U ? Gosh! W hat would it cost ta< W HITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, | the promoter was hitting his funBy PA VIS J. WALSH N. Y. July 2—(IN S)—Jack Demplutcm stiona) News Service Sports 1 within rench- However tho boys have about decided th at soy plans to work steadily for the Editor Chicago might be u hit too fur for next four or five days before tak­ ing another day of rest. He will NEW YORK, July 1.—Tex Rick­ them to go and get cm, YALE nnd Stanford ore gob* ard either will hold the fight for hold a telegraphic track n “ No previous fight ever got a cling to his program of boxing tiie heavyweight champion of the $27.60 top here excejrt n heavy- 'little men nnd continue to work but Mr. OTloofty has the i,Wj “phoney." rhnmpionxhip contest. ’ out hi* ring problems In his own HnwklnsVVeakennAlterAllow. j iihm w‘,r,dofina Ntw York’ rfroppW* \vlll ^ J ^he^wrltcr’s Chicago informant pointed out. way regardless of criticism. Dompsey feels thnt he hasn’t in u O nly T h r e e H its IIurinK ! suffer the probable ponutty of n n j ^ p commission, therefore, waivMU, O’GOOFTY was going in his fight the other The U. S. Is going to make tho r i r s l l 'J lf /ltl' ‘ ***lunUM* licit Mick * j indefinite suspension ns » pronm- t.(, one nf it‘, ru1e, sn lhnt Rickard hi en sized up right hy the experts llt'd F o rH IsW ra n fflin i? Un n ! could get nn even brenk. It didn’t who have seen him in nctlon only new dollar bills in smaller sizes. . until his thirteenth knocks Banished , That prediction was made to the t|„ t hj„ because it likes Rickard but once or twice because he w asn't It seems the government has been “Along about then,” he sai<( began to feel the jinx might riter today by “a man man who,t‘ whose right K.mise il it fe,t felt th thnt, in '«**• case th(* the knoikinc his sparring partnors losing money on the old ones. S \ It ABOTA piu July 2_ SI a - '. w writer to,l*y rlK,‘l J |H nf |Kht t* I" dr-wn and wag encouraging them fluenco the judges against to speak his l,y mind cannot he quesDempsey-Shurkey is a bust, rnnotn staged u big ninth innii •Wins Honed. He said thnt Rickard s New York fans a t lenst will he re- to lead while he attem pted a weav­ THE trouble with most of these •ully a t the expense of Hnv * " ’. BWnoKriipnie cn v ersai.o n with wun com compi 'Icruck" pitohers is they have stenographic conversation penned by getting n chance to ing d e b a se . He naturally did not Since Mr. Ruth started bat to score four runs commissioners Farley and Muldoon m.c the championship contest, look like a man who in ready to the nasty habit of doing just thnt the Bnldwhtmtfij hni old-time1 urpons a IS to 5 vic­ promising New York the cham pion-' don, hitting homv run is no lo “ When asked ufcout his inten­ win an Im portant heavyweight in the wrong inning. tory over St. Petersburg here to­ ship in exchange for u $27.50 rale nn a rt with the Yankees . . tions on this match. Rbknrd toid i-at.le, day. Until the ninth Hawkins hnd on ringside seats a t the Dempsey- the commission •'I feel u hundred per cent bet- A CHICAGO w restler ndmits to nn epidemic. thnt he had rerufvpermitted hut three hits, one a Sharkey fight, wu« on the com­ ♦■ ' hnn when I left here for A t­ cd several out of town bids, f b scratch. In the finnl inning the lo­ mission's records in black nn*l mentioned Chicago, Philadelphia, lantic City last summer nnd I feel collected four safeties includ­ boxing hus Improved WcUtcl H eals T r e n c h a r d In A cals added thnt he wasn't considering • is • that ing Holder's double. A sacrifice white. S o u th p a w D u elA n d H u slIerH with one out uncounted Jo r Saraso­ Rickard denied that he made Boston and even the Ynle howl. H • •h-’* much.” Jack said. ”1 just bluffed my way through M ake IlT w o S Irn ig h tjM ia m l ta's winning run. Shortstop Ilor- such a promise after the meeting added that he wasn’t considering any of these bids hut Imd made up thosM lost two weeks of training In ..question and the writer knows tiick of the Tarpons was banished H ille r s A re Led Hv C a s n re s he is merely stating a fact In say­ his mind to hold the big fight ut for Tunney, sick or well. I wish nil in the r.ixth run for arguing. my opponents were as soft ns I ing the promoter already has more t *"- Vunkec Stadium. f DAYTONA IIEACH ORLANDO, Fin. July 2, The * Score: or less active plans under way to “ iris satisfied the commissioner.! was th a t night in Philadelphia. I ‘ St. Petersburg All R H POO A .Miami Huntlers made it two in a know thnt if Tunney hnd been that 109 Volusia Ave Daytona Beach—Opp. P, 0. .take the big fight to Chicngo. If nnd they thereupon grunted him .1 2 1 row over Orlando Friday afternoon Welch, rf he does, the tip is that Rickard's the maximum price for a contest wny nnd I hnd been anywhere nenr 5 0 0 R razier cf when Wetzel I bettered Trenchard holdings will suffer henvily in on July 21 thnt may not be worth rig h t I would have knocked him I in Hhowing new Shapes, Styles and Colorings in 1 12 A fter Ltfty Sproul hnd held the in a southpaw hurling duel hy ii Wickham, lb Ne'w York, either through his per­ 27 cents. They did this because out easily.” 1 0 ....5 1 3 Celery-men hltless for the first count of .1 to 2. Cnesnres led the Bryan, If Dempsey agrees with Leo Flynn sonal suspension or that of the they knew they had to have the .4 u 9 1 2 five innings while the Smokers Miami assault with three hits out Funk, flb Madison Square Garden Corpora­ Dempsey-Shurkey fight, anyhow, hit manager, that he needs to tune 1 9 9 5 •» were scoring twice off the offer­ of four trips to the plate, including Messner, 2b tion or both. nnd that being;- the case- felt they up on fast men. There are no fast 1 9 9 2 7 ings of George Cusack, with the a tWo-kagger and n three-bagger. Wilms, ms Muldoon, according to the pre­ were entitled to their shot a t the henvyweights available so he must aid of two Sanford errors, Manager Suinmy Johnson’s running catch of Moorefield, c . 4 0 2 4 o9 tnke smaller men and of course he sent story, was most insistent real thing.” 1 1 9 9 *• lax* Crowe came in to hit in the Foss' long drive in the seventh fen. Hawkins, n cannot punch them as vigorously upon getting ii downright declar­ If this man’s views represent sixth and notified his hoys that ation from Rickard before listen­ those of the commission the dear, ns he woald like to. Punishment Id 5 8 20 11 Totals hits were badly needed If they ex­ lured in the lidding. Mike Rnuzn, ing to the latter's $27.50 ideas old foster parents of boxing in slowg them up and he probably All R II I’d A pected to score runs, and that runs Orlando left fielder, circled the Sarasota about Dempsey nnd Sharkey. As this ............. ................fear ..... ....... ... would have to import n fresh crew bases In the ninth when his single stutc evidently the worst 9 9 9 1 Tinker2b 4 were absolutely neressnry if one ( very few days If he cut loose with in feet CusnrtV 2 ()jn m atter of fact I am told that when Ibnipscy and Sharkey step rolled through 9 5 Holder, lf-cf, . 1 1 expected to win hall games. them. 0 ( th« hoard considered n $22 "top" „;it for their frolic. Maybe the boys center field. Score: 3 9 9 ll 2 Parks, lb It was then thnt Sproul began to There is talk th at Flynn will All R II I'D A E Hogan, rf-lf ....4 1 9 2 9 01 sufficient and enough for this f ig h t| are right! they can't be wrong all rrumble. Mutt Riddle led off with Miami are among the new items. •) o*. 1 Mnnush, iT-sm bring Jack Dempsey up here for 0 hut decided to play hull us long as the time. 9 5 1 Foss, . .. 1 1 1 1 3 a scratch hit through short, Cusack •# •i the last week. Renault is boxing in •> 9 2 * ■ 3 Maloney, Hi 5 5 Ceresi, 1b 3 9 1 followed with a texns leaguer over Kansas City on July 4. He was the •i 9 9 1 4 9 Hornii'k- hm . 8 9 9 f 4 third. Dunbar waited on four wide Knapp, 2h nlv sparring partner to stick with o ll 9 9 0 9 1 1 9 Moore, p .... .1 1 Ilnycs, if one* and the bases were densely Dempsey when Jack wan trnininc ■ 1 9 1 II 4 3 . 4 9 2 4 Hudgins, c 3 UuxaraH, cf for Carpentler In 1021 nnd his 2 9 1 9 1 4 9 9 9 9 ii Bonner, p-rf rerntrh hit through second and Rid­ Keyes, c By International News stylo is something like Shnrkoy'z 1 1 1 9 9 1 9 9 12 1 9 zBurke, dle scored. Hensley singled to rigid Holloway, lb i , .. , FI.OROIDA STATE LEAGUE However. Renault has ambitions .I 9 ll II 1 and Cusack and Dunbar scored. Henniii, If '■ j While the ( anim als nnd Cubs | J p^T Totals 12 0 7 27 15 ' I m e cutting each other’s throats, j,SANFORD ............... : 2 0 1.000 to come hnrk as n heavyweight •1 1 9 1 ll 9 Pug Allen turned around to the Wrt /i ll, p contender himself nnd prohnbly x—Two out when winning run the Pirates are gradually increns- J Sarasota right side of the plate anil crash­ ............... 2 0 1.000 won’t like the idea of merely pro2 stored. ed a long triple to left center 34 1 7 27 15 Totals ing their lend in the National Lea- Miami .2 0 1.000 viding background for^ Dempsey. x—Batted for Bonner in 0th. scoring Friable and Bcuslay. Orlando All It II RO A E gue pennant race. The Hues trim- Tumpa ................... ......0 2 .000 Flynn may bring Bud Go Gorman Score by innings: 9 Crowe smnshed a hot one to Ruck- Johnson, cf 9 9 9 7 ... 4 med the reds yesterday, 5 to 1, nnd [Orlando ....................... ••..() .000 up later. Certainly Dempsey must J •1 St. Tetershurg 000 212 000—5 ley who fumbled tho hull whib Tinker, 2h 1 5 9 4 9 .000 hnve some work against heavy j stretched their lead to a game and St. Petersburg ............... 0 4 1 •1 1 9 9 Sarusota ............. 000 200 004—0 a half when the World’s Chump- i Bouzu, If Will Remain Open Until Saturday July 2nd. fellows who are hard to get to. Ho Sumniury Two-base hits; Holder Ing. Meyer went out Huckley to Lthrmnnn, 1b ...4 1 1 •» 2 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE lost to the Cubs, 0 to 2. will find Sharkey big nnd strong State and County Taxes may bo paid up to and includ Rtimbo In hut Frank Hailey singled Edmondson, rf 1 9 **>• o 0 9 2. Thrce-hnse hit, Ceresi. Sacrifice: ions W L ' I»CT umf not easy to hit. Meanwhile in the American Den­ to left. Riddles, hatting fur the sec­ Well*, c ing Saturday July 2nd, the only additional cost to that *• 1 0 Tinker. Stolen base: Funk. Hits: gue a hot four-cornered battle for New York .... .......•...... 50 20 .714 2 9 9 I) Bonner 7 in 0 innings: off ond time in the inning, filed to left. VitlU, MS *• 1 off 1 9 1 9 •) 29 Washington ................. 38 .574 dute being the cost of advertising. second place is being waged, the .Moore 2. Bases on hulls: off Haw­ During the Intter pnrt of the in­ AI rniiiH, III 1 0 9 19 1 9 kins 8; off Bonner I. Left on baso.i latest developments being the rise Chicago ...................40 33 .548 ning Orulg was rapidly warming Trcnehnnl. p ....:» U 9 1 1 0 j St. Petersburg 8; Sarasota 7. Win of the Detroit Tigers to the first Philadelphia ............... 17 33 .520 up to come to Snroul’s relief hut ..35 30 .518 ning pitcher: Moore Umpires: I division and the flop of the Athlet- Detroit ................. he didn't get right In tlm® to p r e - 1 Totals 19 2 7 s20 12 2 Moore snd Fredericks. Time: 1.51. ics tu fifth place. COMMENCING A 12.00 o’clock Noon MONDAY July CUvelund ......................31 30 .443 vent the dnmnge. I x—Wetzel! out, hunted third WASHINGTON, July l - ( I N S ) ! .18 .421 St. lands ................. 28 4th, at which time the first item on the list of delin­ The record of the Senators nnd In the eighth, Cusack singled 1552 .224 —The government surplus for the foul. Yankees reads like the chart of n Boston ...................... quents taxes then remaining unpaid, will be Hold; TAX to s ta rt things off. Manager f.earh strike yenr ending June 30, was $305,-! 100 000 O il—.‘1 Miami race between non-stop fliers. rent Craig In to rolbve Sproul. 809,021, acting Secretary of the SALE WILL THEN BE ADJOURNED Until 10:00 NATION A I. LEAGUE 000 010 001—2 Orlundo Washington has won eight stra ­ Dunhnr furred Cusaek. Ruekley to Treasury O. L. Mills announced to­ W RCT L o’clock A. M. Tuesday July 5th, 192f, at which time the Inmart. Cecil “ Pa" Krlshle stepped Summary: Two-hnae hits ( nsur- [ ight^, tin* Yanks six straight and Pittsburgh ....... ...........49 24 .025 day. sale of lutids for unpaid taxes will he resumed. 0 t i n Plate and met Craig's first cs Maloney Thrce.husc hits: ( »the Tigers have copped ten of their Pittsburgh Ordinary receipts amounted to .......10 24 .025 pitch crashing it to right field uiul «****• Sacrifices: Knaunp, Writs. lust eleven starts. $4,120,000,000, whllo expenditures Chicago ..... .548 .............. 40 33 ggoing o i n g all all the the wiry wiry around the lianas Double idnys: boss to hiiaupp to Hill of the Pirates won his New York .. ............... 14 14 .500 were $3,403,000,000. to score standing up. It wns one ai Holloway. Base on hulls: off 'I'reit- ' LSI DKDAY,8 HOME HUNS The public debt at the close of eleventh victory in heating tuque Brooklyn - ..........31 10 .403 AMERICAN LEAD I E the longest hits ever delivered in chard 2. Hit by pitcher: hy Trench- t Season’s of the. Reds. Philadelphia ............. 27 30 .403 the fiscul year was $17/)114)$0,000 nrd (liuycs). (.eft on buses: Miami tills field. Pitcher Hal Carlson, acquired Boston No Total Player and ('lull ................24 14 .414 a reduction of $1,181,300,000 for Tamna counted in tho second 8; Orlando 2. Umpires: l.ohr and G« 1 r'g, Yankees from the Phillies, is keeping the Cincinnati .. 44 .302 ................25 1 20 Tax Collector, Seminole County when Scohort] led off with a long Raphun. Time 1:45. STUART—Seminole Bunk reSibling Browns Cubs in the race single-handed. triple over Hensley's head and (/pencil here recently. DUNN ELLON—tWork progres­ Carlson has won every s ta rt for Falk. White .Sox Doran singled over second. Tampa I Sisli r, Browns Ills new club. He held to Cards to sing on industrial survey of Marscored again In the sixth. After I Combs, Yankees five hits yesterday while his mates 'on county. Buckley hnd wnlked ho went to 1 Boone, White Sox knocked Flint Rhein silly. rerond on a missed bull nnd then NATIONAL LEAGUE T A LL AIIA SS E— 11urdsu r fucePlaying in the second of five stolo third. Beaslev grounded to FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Partridge, Robins 1 il lonsecutive double-headers, tin* ing highway on Old Spanish Trail • V., t i . • mi, ; short nnd Frisblo threw wiilelv to Orlando 2; Miami .*1. B arrett. Robins 1 4 greatest endurance test in the his­ from Jacksonville to Talluhasse catch Buckley at the plate and ho .Sanford 8; Tumpa 2. Isaeh Phillies 1 4 tory of baseball, the Giunts broke completed. wan safe. Beasley wont to second Knrusotn (I; Ht. Petersburg 5. TH E LEADERS even with the Ilrnves again. The on the play hut die dthcrc as Ed­ Antericnn—Gehrig 2il; Ruth 25; opener, n comedy of eight errors, COLUMBIA—Bids relieved for wards and Seehorn • wore easy SOUTHEASTERN Simmons 1o; Lazzeri It. road westward from outs. Selma I-III; l ensucoln Jt-U (second Natinnul—Wilson 15; Hornsby I I; went to Boston, 7 to (t. With building Columbia City to Suwannee Cou­ Grimes on the mound the Giants Rip Dunbar made two of tho game 7 innings.) Williams 12; Weld. 12. took Die nightcap, 4 to 1, shelling nty line. swe?tost catches ever soon here. In Savannah II; Jacksonville 1. LEAGUE TOTALS tho third inning ho enmo In behind Montgomery ,1; Columbus 7. National ------------------------ 240 Kent Greenfield off the mound. Greeny couldn’t win for the ter Ike Boone got one of four ho­ short to rench down and tab*1 St. Augustine 4; Albany 10. American ..... ......................... Wade's hid fiir a Texas leaguer off Giants when he was with them, m ers during the slaughter. his shoestrings with one hand. In SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Leading Major League Hitters but since joining the Braves he ATLANTA, July 2—(IN S)—A f­ m the fourth ho repeated hy making a Atlanta I; Birmingham it. hus won two games for McG raw’s NATION AI LEAGUE long run nnd catching Beasley's Mobile 2; New Orleans 1. ter losing two straight to the men. Player & Club j ■ sure triple hv a one hsm! stab Chattanooga 4; Little Rock Thompson scored from second Crackers, Birmingham knocked "• P. Waner, Just as the hull seemed about to (II innings). Pitts. r».*> 208 50 105 ..’102 with the winning run on an in­ Atlanta pitchers out of the box and pa«s him. field out us the Phillies beat the won easily, U to 1, Harris, All R H PO A F. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Sanford T uitt’s homer in the 11th gave a Robins in the ninth, 7 to 0, and Pitts. 54 150 :ti 02 .:»»() o Dunbar, If . ... 3 2 9 *• 9 1 Louisville 1; Columbus 2. snapped Dnzzy Vance’s winning 11 to 10 victory over Memphis, the Frisch, ... 1 2 2 1 0 2 Toledo ll; Indiunupulis 5. Frishie, ss St. Louis 05 “07 57 102 .082 streuk. Babe Herman. Brooklyn game being featured hy hard hit­ 4 1 1 2 0 9 St. I aul 2; Milwaukee 2 (Called Beasley, rf first baseman, wus benched in ting. Five other homers were Furroll, 2 9 9 to catch train.) H. Allen, cf . 4 1 1 made, two by Black and one each favor of Ging Hendrick. Boston •* 57 200 22 70 ..’18(1 9 1 9 Kunsas City 7; Minneapolis 0, . .4 9 Crowe, !Jb by Kern, Taylor und Mckcc. Handley, Washington’s lanky Leader a year ago today, Bras­ fl 5 9 9 .... 3 1 Mevcr, 2h Ray Caldwell held Chattanoga in • ■ rookie hurlcr, held the Athletics sier, Cincinnati ..'178. 1 9 | SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE . 4 9 1 14 Ridley, lb check and Little Rock won, 10 to 4. to three hits and won, 2 to 1. Rucl AMERICAN LEAGUE • 1 1 1 1 1 0 Charlotte 8; Augusta 10, Riddle, c Morgan, New Orleans right in ado four hits. Gehrig, :» 1 2 9 2 9 Columbia 7; Macon 14. Cusark, p Gehrig’s 20th homer featured fielder, dropped an easy fly and New York 71 275 71 107 ..'1811 Knoxville 4; Spartanburg .'I **— the 5 ankees’, ^ to 4, victory over gave Mobile the break that won a Mcusel, Totals 12 8 19 27 in 1 | Asheville 0; Greenville 0, New York 52 HI I ,’tO 7.1 .182 Boston. Tile Sox have lost thirteen close one front the Reis, 2 to 11. straight, only seven behind the Simmons, NATIONAL LEAGUE Sam All R If RO A E Tampa Plilln. «• 1 Philadelphia 7; Brooklyn 0. Huckley. 2b ... 1 1 9 2 •i 08 201 51 00 .170 | league record. i! = ; Dykes, 4 0 n 1 0 9 Pittsburgh 5; Cincinnati 1. The tigers slaughtered ClevcWade, rf Philo. ' land, 10 to 5. George Grant, rookie 4 9 i 1 9 9 Chicago 0; St. I>rui* 2. •'cnsley, rf 40 117 21 51 .172 Seining, 4 0 0 0 1 9 Boston 7-1; New York 0-4. Edw ards, c pitcher who won his first sta rt re4 1 i 1 9 0j St. Louis Seehorn i If :ently for the Indiaqs, w«s kayoed. A rchitect 43 121 10 45 .172 1 ) AMERICAN LEAGUE .. -1 9 2 a# 0 0 Inman, ss 1‘ Inrty-four hits wen* made a s Leudor « year ago today, Ruth, ",,lriy ' 1 First Nat'!. Bunk Bldg. Doran, < ’th ... 4 9 •i 9 3 9 New York 7; Boston 4. New Yurk .192. I th*’ Browns took a 14 to 12 slug. Sanford, Flu. W a s h i n g t o n 2; Philadelphia I. Rntnho, 111 . 4 9 11 1 0 fest from the White Sox. Rinch l a . “THE BIG RIVE I I 1 9 i 0 1 0' Stiroul, p . Hornsby 08 261 01 94 14 .179 Craig, n .... 0 0 9 n •» 0 St. Louis M; Chicago 12, fobb 50 204 52 75 2 .108 'Domingo 1 9 0 0 9 07 237 72 85 25 .150 °J CLEARWATER — $100,000 new Ruth Speaker 07 240 41 84 9 .137 Totals 15 2 8 24 10 t : hotel to he erected in this city. Collins O'! 187 15 50 1 .110 "Ralt"d for Craig in ninth. ORLANDO—Florida’s nnnuifi Score by innings: .LON—Oil tost well Tam mi 010 001 ooo - “ Grape Show will be held here t 0 ,[ being drilled north i»f town. Hanford ooo 20x—8 June 29-10. In A Row Through A| to Victory Friday, 8-2 S ta ,,; beat up.» MIAMI HUSTLERS R~. indefeatORLANDO;SiS-S Fail a?a i Second Of Senes p()R TJ|^J? ...........“ " Frisbie’s Home Run Is Feature The Little Gray Shoppe Heavy Hitting Brings Victory To Cusack; Dunbar Also Stars FOSTORIA G LA SS FLOWER BOWLS, VASES AND SALAD PLATES Tagging AllBases League Standings) STA TE AND COUNTY T A X BOOKS Government Surplus Put At $635,809,921 Tax Sale Will Be Held, RaseballStatistics In Major Leagues JNO. D. JINKINS l' it Results Of Games T h e W a te r’s Fine; Make Our Bath House And Pool • 5 T O Your HeadquartersWhen You Come Over » # \ D A Y T O N A . if ^ \ You use our Bath House or Suits i; Hurry Over Often! i Operating Pepp’s Pool And Bath House Elton J. Moughton On The Wonderful Ocean Beach At Daytona „ T F'.v o<M Summary: ll«me run: Rrislde. T in e hose hits: If. Albm. Seehorn. • T w i bu.M* hits, luman. Stolen b a ses,, Btirklev. Be | on balls: off Cusack 1. Snroid 2. Struck out: hv Cusack ! 2. Craig 2. Huron) 3. Hits off j Sproul, 2 in 0 off Craig, 2 In 2. i l.m liur nltcher: Sproul. Russed ball: Riddle. Left on liases: San- I ford, 2. Tumpa f. Umpires Lind. I ley and Meiklr. Time 1:43. V1ADISON—Watermelons being shipped from this section daily. FROSTPROOF— Site and machinery ordered ir<* plant. Isiuaht for big WABASNd V.' rk lo it ■ ronn nn const n r " ion o*- r-»w liridRe a rri" s Indian River at Wabu M ill m ; -------------- — DAYTONA REACH — Work reoi-s rn "tplrVon «>n f'iOOO'Ml new Y. M. C. A, building here. When You Are At The Beach Shop nl O ur S tore fur H eller Values in : HOSIERY, LINGERIE, HANDBAGS, NOVELTY JEWELRY, DRESSES, ART NEEDLEWORK, NOTIONS, BATHING SUITS, CAPS AND SHOES COLLIER’S 722 Main St. At Daytona On the Reach Found! A Hotel In Daytona Featuring All Requirements Rates, Large Rooms And Service Hotel Howard 137 VoluKia Ave. Capt. William Fanning, Mgr. 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C H H e n ry ft H C D u B o se M rs M attie A U W n ln w rlg b l Unknown Unknown C 17 H e n r y ft II C DuBoso •00.69 37.46 89.28 1 11.73 111.79 67.07 74.78 74.78 4 8.67 44.87 30.36 R i m i n i l a n d ' a c o i .i i n i b a t u i n e t c * c m . u i i v p l a n t a t i o n , am • " •r d rtl | n |>)nt | i „ , ^ * Vt j , |>M r i " u H riiiln v le C o u n t y I t r e o r d s . ^ 2 ....... * 66.97 U nknown »t» 86 ft ti N T h o m a * ..... A 47 _____ — A m erican F ru it 82.18 t l t o w c r s .....— ** 675 f t N* & 19S7 { ? ' v « I . 8 E C o r ......... 22 19 30 f}} Z g , 4™ It “BKIy W 991 *U 67.17 Joe F e rn a n d e s , II<0 It N o r HE 22 19 10 {[“ S . 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Unknown W i-i n f l l l o r k 65 r nu n o w it Nn. 18 K H n f ll lo c k 65 f t nil C 1* C o u c h ll lo c k 6C ......................... 29 tit l I t r i ’o r i l n l 274U ID X 29 160 :i „ *13 600 f t N 9*0 W 340 ft to W e ., H l v e r S W Iy (IB BUIIIO t o h og -• 1 t 2 ft 11 t - 2 o f n s 1• 4 *»»■ -•<.....* * -■I ft N 1-2 o f H\V 23 & l.utn 1. 3 A- 3. .23 it-| of HVV 1-1 'I I 1 eh N A 48 l k of HU C o r o f h o t £4 , „ " N ii'"ch \ v " " i M H 6 ch K 8.33 oh 21 26 -I S f 8 W 1-4 of Hll 1-1 of NVV & B 4C2 ft o f h o f 8 1-2 of M l 1-1 813 Vi of N1V U A f - | nr 13 1-2 o f N h o f (jll 1-1 of ,MV 27 |.| , .. * 1 y d Of N E I-* “ f 28 ^ u ^ ' l l l l ' i of NU j.i 28 J gif N13 U of HU Vi s u v* o f n u V4 o f 28 28 ; of a v T w ' o f H U W of N W u — ■ 36 NU C o r Of L o t 1 3U un S 193 f t W 17 i N 193 f t K 17 c h N13 C o r o f Hot 1 III A o f 1’a o l u Hi 26 un N 369 f t W J i S a 3S9 f t 13 325 ft N tt' C o r of L.ul 8 ill un K 14 r.h H 12.86 i W 14 c h N 12.86 Vi of HW Vi o f N W . A H\V Vi of HU Vi N W Vi A N W Vi f N U Vi o f HW Vi A ! Vi o f a w Vi o t M l l. o f HW Vi A l l e g U C o r of N 'V U of ;\\ ^1 iomiiiauooKa'**** i N 11-42 r h W 7.07 i P 11-42 eh 11 7.07 r h 12 >4 r h N A l'» U of K Vi Hue p o u t W to H y N ly ,long Hy to Hi J o h n s Ivor Hilly a l o n g rlv* t o b e g — .............. - ■So 9” O 3 1 1005 f r.i t ft N *>0 VV o f UK C o r o f n K. L e v y Cit In I t U9 O w nsr B e g 1ST f t W of NIV I 't of t o t o f M y r t l n A ve w i t h F u l t o n Ht In tlio T o w n of H an fo r d H u n W 7 l l * i f t N 65? ft 11 IPS I t N 137 ft N 72 D e g 10 • m i n s \v 200.8 f t N t o lo w w»iior m a r k of Lake M tturoo I lly a lo n i r la ho to fit N of b e g s t o b r g .. B e g N\V i ’n r of Haml'ft Ailil to S a n f o r d l t u u 11 to N il C o r o f nnmo N to I.c o s b u rg ' l t r Of A C I. Ity HIV to b e g l i n g 7.C ri i h II f t 3 H r h N Of KVV C o r o f HU H H u n 11 B.07 c h N 3.S3 r h \V C.67 ch H t o b e g In 1’t n l 11.66 200.62 178.41 74.78 ...69.67 _____ 16.56 74.78 6 . 01 33.76 122.90 31 31 S3IITIUH l l t l t N tJIIIIIV ISIO N Am I t r r u r i l r i l In I'lnl t l n o k No. !, I’n g e till, N rm litnle C tn i n ty l l r r o r i l * . I' W "0 f l o f N 360 f t o f 8,15 CI ijir II it l l n n s e „ l,o l 3 ............................... .26.36 U n k n o w n ... l.n t 16 (L ean W 133 f l ) Unknown . . 22.66 L o t 17 ........................- ......... Uni, n o u n . 44.67 I.o ta IS A I'l N 20 ft o f H 160 ft o t Unknown 2.23 W 471 ft of L o t 20 .. U i s o ft W 471 ft n f 9.16 Unknown H 65 ft of Lot 20 .... 677.85 U nknown L o ta 22 to 51 6.20 Unknown H 89 fl of NW V, o f HW Unktioss ii 6.20 ' i of N W .......... ...... 28 19 no A ll NU Vi N of Ht Ci r t rinln A vii (L ena H Unknown ■»»»«•■ilnH 178.71 80 846.6 f t of U 330 f t ) 20 10 30 All H 3.1 o f 11 Vi 8 o t ’ \ Ht (In tru d e Avn *i 4Lena N 660 ft o f 17 119 U n k n o w n . . .. 161.21 3.70 ft I ----- 20 10 39 HW Vi of HIi U A H T4 o f H '4 of N W Vi of 29.18 59 H*’t b W o o d i u f f HU >i ----- 29 19 39 N Vi n t B '4 o t N W Vi U n k n o w n 30 19.20 lu 10 of HU V. ............ 29 N 15 ac re : of NU L of K\V 'i ft All HU ' i of N W ' i H of Ht. £0 to *9 t.'tik u o v n ....... 10 .66.87 tlo rtru ilo A n ' 20 10 29 li n g NU C o r of N W 'i H u n W to W lin o of H a n fo rd Ci H 25 ileir W to N lino o f Ht l i e n ru tin A vo E ly a l o n g c a m e to tit n Rd Unknown 61.47 of h o g N tr* bog ... A ll HW 'i of N i l U N Unknown 6 I t . 80 29 10 30 of Ht C e r t r u d e A l e H o f HU Vi " f HVV 29 16.65 He III W i" Ii Ilf f 29 10 30 W <j of N W ' i o f HU 8.15 10 30 6 F r a n k M l t'li 29 ■i of HW '1 . . . All W ,V4 o f HW U In H a n fo rd ( I r a n i ( L omu 825 fl N A H h y 66U rt K A W In HU C o r o f N 'a A- Lows N 7 j r h ) A HW Vi of F L W oodi "ff 31.09 ui HU Vi of HW ' i ............. 20 lit 30 H U of N U Vi of HW «i ft H '4 of H V4 o f N V4 o f NU VI o f HW 14 f.8 U nknown 18 *i (L'lMH W 369.6 f t ) 20 m so 4.10 I** L W o o d t ul f 10 All In H a n fo rd ' I r a n i . 20 10 20 All NU III H a n f o r d • I r a n i ( L omm l l e g 45 Ih W o f NU C o r r u n W i n IV l i n e o f Han* f o r d ( I r a n i H 35 d e g W 16 6 i ll U 4,68 ch 6 (.66 116 F L W oodruff 21 1!) 39 NU to l o g ) •H o g 5. HI ill N A 2.H7 30 10 21 i ll U of HW C o r H u n U 7.35 e h N 2.89 ch U 12. i s eh N s 69 r h W 19.93 ch H 13.06 F I, W o o d r u f f 19 1 1.57 ch In b e g . .. . • l l r r e r d r d In I'l n l H eel. No. f. \ II.I,A S IT U S III'* T i l l V !,AI(r.S4 An I 'n g e 115, keiiiln nli' I 'm i n t y lU x'orilt. U I, W o o d r u f f . ... 3.11 L o t s 39. 4« f t II ...........13 I'n g e I, S e m i n o le C o u n t y 1*301.3 .3 m l l r c o r i l r d in I 'l n l l l o o k No. llrrn riH , 111.49 U n k n o w n .... L o ts L 2. A 3 B lo c k A 4.16 U nknown L ot 2 B lo c k U ................. 3.11 M i’u *< F N eal All B lo ck T 19 lii'K N W C o r of N H ' i r u n H 12 ch K 20 c h to i t y W l y o n I t y 7 ',4 c h N 29 d e g W 10.96 i ll W 10 Ch H 11.3$ ch lo H y N H ly a l o n g It y t o K l i n e o f N W VS M to r e n t e r of Hco W to HVV C o r of N W >i of iHcc N lo N W C o r K4.S8 F L W o o d iu ff 117 of H* c H l o h e g . . . . l l e g 1" c h W ft 24.28 i h a >if N H C o r o f NW ................................ 33 19 36 H u n N 11.78 c h H 1(1 c h H £8 d ' g n 10 Jo c h lo Hy W ly a l o n g 13.70 M T I ' mu i so u H e l l s 20,46 Hy lo tiog B eg NU C o r o f VV ‘i o f 33 19 39 HE VS H u n N 5 ch U 14 4 eli H 5 eh H 15 d e g W 7,il7 r h H 3 eli VV 5 •■Ii H $0 Ik s NVVIy (o 11.8$ F P B in es lo g ..... . . ... ........... Meg Ml e h \V Of N H C o r 32 _ 19 >0 of NIC VS o f HW •; B u n VV 60 rd H so i d Unknown 16.42 17 60 ill N 80 rd B e g 5 r h W nf N H C o r 32 19 30 of HW <i . .. H u n W 6 e h H 20 ch 16.1! 14 Hu lot 10 U 3 I'll N t o i'll llc g 2.73 c h 1? o f HW JJ*t 19 30 C u r of . H u n K 18 Hi N 11 d e g U 13 r h 10 Ik VV 21 16.45 r h W oodruff 29 Hi S 16 H i ... B e g HVV C o r o f N K ' i 32 19 30 of sic <; . H u n E 10 , b N I I ch W f, Hi K 7.(6 Ch W 7 U n k n o w n .................... 2.40 6 c h K 4.81 Hi . Hoot. No. I, I ' n g e 417, Mrmliiole N E W I 1I'M ALA A n lle r o r i lc i l In I ' l n l 4'oiiuly I t r e o r d s . 37.46 t'n k h o w u — L o ts 1, 2 & 3 .......-T„— 17 MautiiiKrii ------- 11.66 Lot 10 ........................... C VV ( i o o d r l c h ......... 7. H5 Lol 38 ................................ 1 1.56 ciin n J o n a s i W Vi of L o t 43 ___ ..... 16.26 U nk n o w n . . .. ............. . N 1-3 o f Im t 48 .......... . 18.96 c II NfcCfcrtliy L ot o All Lot 6 4 H o f K iiud J E L u n d 'iu le t Ito lra 4.1C a . (.'SS vv r. r h ) N W u of N E »i o f N K of ■i k :N Vi of N E VJ N1 I 14 of N E Vi A N E ■i Qt N W »t o r N E Unknown 20.16 vi 33 19 30 B eg ■ft«»,7ft etl i : a "Ta 33 10 30 eh •if N W C u r ) I t u n H . 9.85 <ti 1i " 6 r h N 19.16 c h W l y D a n ie l II..Pet mm 16 45 o n R y t o b o g ........ M M S M I T H 'S SUCHNII S U IID IV I8 ION A s l l r r o r d r d In I 'l n l llo o k No. I. I 'n g e lo o, S e m i n o le C o u n t y l i r e o rdn. L o ta 66. 61. 65, A 66 L eas N 3E0 ft nf L o t Unknown 75 OR 60) ............... ............... Unknown 41.17 L o ts 59, 60 f t Cl ......... ... H Nf S M I T H 'S S E C O N D MH1DIVIA ION As l l e r o r t l r i l In I ' l n l H unk I, I 'n g e 101, s r m l n o l r C o iin ly l i r e o ld s . Unknown i . " i « Ul lo 27 B lo c k A .. Unknowp L o t m 49 A 65 B lo c k A « M a m in C o ll in s L e t s 6 4 A 66 B lo ck A T h a t p a r t o f L o t 1 HE o f H a r d R o ad lllo c k P e te r Reese II ....................................... —. • L o t s 37 t o 41 U nknown 67 B lo ck B e g N W C o r o f HW U 31 19 30 H u n E 19 eli H 6 oil K in ell H 4.71 c h w 20 ch N t o b e g ft SVV A M B o rtleeo n 34 19 39 34 19 30 N o. r.7 07 16.26 16.25 B e g 795.62 ft W f t IDO f t H or NJ'l C o r ........ H u n H 4 70 f l W 655 . f t N 47ft f l M 555 f t B e g 15 r h N ft 33.8 c h U of HW C o r ......... ........ 25 H un W 3.13 ch N 10 c h U 3.12 c h H 10 ch H r g 6*, c h 13 o f SVV C o r .. ............. ...... ..... 3G H u n N 13*4 ch W S r h H 12*4 c h U 8 c h B e g 22M r t W f t 710 f t H of NU C o r ................ ,35 H u n U 452.1 ft H 21ft f t W 607.3 f t N W t o b e g 11,e s s I Vi A r r n wold to A aron J e n ­ k in s) ...............;.............. B e g Uilf.fi ft W ft 710 ft H or N U C o r ......... 35 H u n H 210 ft W 775.16 f l HW on H o a d 62.6 f t 17 S36.78 f t N 21ft f t U 21ft f t N 60 f t ft W t o b e g ......... ....... Meg 111 r h H ft 779 U E o f NWi C o r o f NU I£ 26 H u n N t o Ity H17 a l o n g Hy t o p i H of b e g 3V t o lie." H e r Nl-l C o r o f W *4' of HU \ " f N W Vi n f NU 36 Itu n H 267,1 ft W 133.2.7 ft N 116 ft W r.ft ft N 152.4 f t 11 t o t:* * - r g ** Unknown 19 30 19 30 19 30 Unknown 1ft Vullo X William* ft M ^lenlilnn 19 20 M 37 Hmltji 19 .11.68 Unknown L o t s 63 f t 64 11.68 Unknown L o t 67 81.88 U n k n o w n L o t 70 11.66 U n k n o w n L o t 77 111.19 11.56 U nknown L o t 80 1L6« Unknown I a i t 82 I,otM 83, 87.7* U n k n o w n f t 90 12.40 11.66 U nknuwn L o t 97 66.97 Unknown L o t i 131 t o 125 U nknown 11.6* L o t 13t 101.29 t a i l 136 Unknown 11. 1* II R C K ’M A D D I T I O N A s l l r e o r d e d I i M a t H o o k X a . 3 . P i t * 101, ■ « » ! m ile C o u n t y I l r c o r d s . 74.48 L o t s 1 ft 26 ___ __ ___ U nknown 11.66 Lot 2 .......... Unknown 44.87 L o t s 3, 4. 27 f t 21 Unknown 2B.16 L o t s 6 ft 29 _______ _ 23.66 U nknown L o ts 0, 7. 8. 9. 80. 38 62.67 ft . 7 3 ..... Unknown 61.18 L o t 2 5 ___ Unknown 17.05 3ft U nknown 16.75 L A K H VIICW P A I I K A s l l e e e r d c d n o le C o u n t y I t r e o r d s . Lot A L o t s D, 17. O. If, ft R i ­ p a r i a n H l g h t * ft L o t* 1 to 4 ft 6 ft 8 t o 6 t Lot 19 F *«•**»»***«*•*»H,N11mmS 11M yes In M a t B o o k N o . 8, P « « ® 61. B e m l L a k e F r o n t 1mprovem ont Co a. Lake F ro n t Im ­ p r o v e m e n t Co U n k n o w n ---------- — 610.00 1921.35 165.51 SO T i l l : T O W N O F K A N F O n D A s R e c o r d e d In M a t B o o k N o . 1, P t f M #41 I I I «» A 112, 11.1, 115, 1141 A 117, So m l a o l e C o u n t y H c e o r d a . 692.65 B 17 T a k a c h L o t s 4 ft 6 Illk 1 T r 4 196.65 31.86 N Vi o r B lo c k 1 T r 7 .. Unknown A R o b b in s ll o g 83V4 fl 17 of " N W L o t s 1 ft 2 K Vi o f L o t a C o r of HW ' i —n f N W 3 ft 8 f t W Vi o t ‘\ ' i ..................... .................. 30 19 30 149.10 K u o 17 82*4 f t H 264 O s o r c s F o g --------- iOt 9 Illk 1 T r 8 .. ft W S2V4 f t N t o L o t* 4. 6. f A 7 f t VV 20.46 .60 H lie r m r n W y n n beg ... . ____ ____ Vi o f ItlllH J & H B lk F F D u tto n In o — a i i . i l B e g 4 26 rt H or NI7 C o r l T r 8 »... ii HUrnpn 65.97 R O >M srlw eatbsr ..r n w u or n w v; .70 19 30 All lillc 1 T r 18 s 1. 4. 8. 6. 7 H u n H 94 rt 13 179 f t L o t* 1. «■ 1259.18 13.46 U n k n o w n MMMiMnS H O C hase —N 91 ft 3V 179 ft ......... A 8 B lk 2 T r 1 B e g 311 f t B nf N W Col­ L ot* 12. 13. 14 A 15 ii ik •1 1186.IS E dw ard U lfg ln s o r 13 <j o f N W Vi o f Mn...«*e r r 1 .... HW VS of N W vs ..... . 36 19 30 L o ts 1. 3 ft T T m T 3 T r 9691.68 U nknown H u n H 168 ft 17 261 1691.33 37.66 L o t I B l k 2 T r 1 U til.now it Unknown rt n 15* rt w 2 6 i r t . B o g 5ft rt H ft 150 fl H *i 217.68 U n k n o w n W o f N17 C o r o f N W Tr 4 L o t a 3, 4, 7 ’1 ..................... „ ..... 36 19 20 W e ta k g In v estm en t H u n V 5ft ft W t o 2 Tr 4 13.76 Unknown Co ------------------------ t o S t . t t H y HH t o b e g ............ E F L a n e ----------- 74Q.7Q L o t a 8 ft 0 B l k 2 T r 6 H A M T I I tl i I I H I U l i r t ) A m f l r i'e i il r il III F l a t IlnitU No. 2, 1 'n a e <11 H cmlL o tn 7, 8, 9 f t 10 I l l k Id a L W ath a n liide I a ,m t ) lti- ri.n l-. 3 T r 7 ........ ........ 7 11 .(8 H air* 18.96 Unit now- n I #i 11 6 A F M cA llister 104.08 167.01 L o t 8 B lk 2 T r 8 II II l l o l p . b o l d e r L oin 18 ft 19 ....... 85.68 U nknown L o t 25 18.96 H 10 ft o r L o t 2 ft N Unknown Lot 35 . * ................ 11 1-3 ft of L ot 4 69.67 Unknown L o la .76, 37 ft 38 149.18 M rs A S im o n 111.49 I l lk 3 T r 1 ------------ U n k n o w n ......... ..... L o t 61 ... ________ 118.89 H 16 Vi f t of Lot 4 A J o e !> C h i t t e n d e n L o t 68 . N 2 f t o t L o t 6 B lk 41.17 U nit u o w n 1,ot a ft 7 ft 6S 112.08 M r* A B lm o n — 86.58 U nknown L ot 72 Q H H o u eh o ld er 18.96 Lo"t 7 r I l l k 3 T r i ..--"-. U n k n o w n •*••••*****# L o t 79 296,88 r t s r ------------- — 66.98 U n k n o w n .... ....... Lnt-I Ml A SI 192.68 J L M l ll o r o t 11 B l k 3 T r S .... L o ta 95 ft 9 ft, <1 II H o tn d io l tl e r . . . 137.40 L 23.66 W Vi o f L o t 4 B l k 3 Lol I I Unknown -444.90 V> h T h r a a h e r Tr 3 Unknown 67.07 \V 42.5 II o f L ot 100 .. 444.90 W fl lly n ea „ 4 t . l 7 L o t 6 B lk 3 T r 3 Unknown L o la 112 A 113 ......... . 1114. IS U n k n o w n ------65.98 T.ot 11 I l lk 3 T r 3 H a r r i e t t N' K o s a n t t e r L o la 117, IIS ft 119 .... I .nt a 121 ft 132 ................ 41.17 L<d8 3^ 3. 4 ft 6 B l k 3 lin k now n W n Ifynea 2691.13 no 06 Lot U'7 Unknown W M K cntt 62.27 L o i« e. 7 * ' i ~ n f i r r ¥ r I .ota 138 f t 129 ............ .. 1186.15 U n k n o w n U n k n o w n *•*•*•••***»*«• 65.98 L o l 141 N 25 f t " o f iV o t'a " B iic‘ 3 L o l a 160. 161. 153. 163, 296.(5 J A H arrolft U n k n o w n ........., 111.79 161. ft 155 . .......... ...... L o t 3 ft K -.0 f r o f I.o t 178.41 si U l K I t \ s t I'V IIK I I H K i l l T S A m l l c c u r d r d In 1'lnt H o n k No. 1 l ’a g e M r R o b in so n P■Ss-SHM "*'•# 4 B l k 3 T r 6 MHIW - 1 8 8 .lt 78, Meinloelc Unit lily R rco riti* O W .V e n ab le I .o t G B l k 3 T r 7 L o t 1 I llk 3 T r 9 78.18 L o t 7 il lk 3 T r 9 .....— .. V 11 D o u g In** ™ Z UUJ) hW h 1t t l e ^ 12 L ( ( T.ot 4 B lo c k C ...... U n k n o w n ......... ...... ... 33.77 W Vi o f L o t 9 B l k 3 l.nt :: lllo ck U Lot ' ft 8 A N 50 f t 48.87 OtTtl s •«»»«« s i r r s * m n t 4 M 1» » te » » « I) I , T h r a s h e r 66.38 W T rVi 11B lk of L o t 6 B lock <1 ...... A R o u th 111.49 3 T r 19 .... K n ft of Lot 6 A a ll 133.90 L o in 7, 8, 9, ft 16 B l k 4 M ny T W o o d r u f f • n t 7 HloH. <1 ....... 741.00 6t r R o b in so n ! .ul I ft 17 2 0 f t o f L o t L u t e 13* ft i t ‘ i l ik " r4 " T r U n k n o w n ..................... 86.88 2 I IP el; II ....... ....... .. 411.91 Unknown 11i i k n o w n 81.88 L o t 0 * N L u la ). ft 7 lllo c k 11 ... bi o f L o t f 111.13 F P B in e* B lk 4 T r 2 -*-•— , ,«,»•„• N II I I B N I I l l A l i n l T i n . V T O M A I t U I I A M P A R K I I E I B I I T S A s H r L o ta 12 ft 13 ( L e s s B r g CKKlrii in I 'ln l llo o k No. I. I ' n g e N I. S e m i n o le C o u n t y I l r c o r d s . HW C o r o f L o t 13 B l k 4 4 87 Lot 7 Block f .............. U nknown 4 T r 2 H anford ru n 66.08 L o n 5 ft 7 lllo c k J ____ M a r y H If H e r r i n g N fl? f t 7 In B 63V4 f l NF. 43 f t N 3 Vi f t t; U KUUI.UV'H A D IIIT IO N t o NA N F o i l I I A h l l r r o r d r d In l ' l n i l l o n k H 1 2'6 ft H lo HE C o r No. 2, I’n g e SU, S e m i n o le C o m i t y I I r r o r d s . I .o t 13 Illk 4 T r 2 ) | . | r I. 2, 3, 4, 6 f t 6 F I , M i ll e r ............. 107.79 160.10 U n k n o w n --------B lk 4 T r 2 .......— ...... t i l l M l ' b ' 8 P I .A T A m l l r r o r d r d In I ' l n l l l o o k No. 11, I ' n g e 38, H r m l 8 O Hhlnholaar 114.73 L o t s 4 ft 6 B lk 4 T r 3 noli* C o u n t y lleeorilN. O P H erndon A L o ts C ft 7 B lk 4 T r 3 911.07 F o r r e s t Lafca Lot 2 .......... ....... .... U n k n o w n ........ ............., 18.96 3T0.8S n J M arsh all — L o t * Illk 4 T r 3 U \ IV > TI7HHA4 H A h l l r r o r d r d In I 'l n l l l o o k No. 3. I ' n g e 20, S r m l 131.61 Unknown — *,—' L o t 8 B lk 4 T r 4 el1 a-, ■mle C o u n t ) H«'eord». 17 77 f t of I,o t s 4 f t 92.39 16.25 OliMlOH, W A L e f f l e r — —B B lk 4 T r 0 H c< )'t L o t A ___ « ... Unknown 19.90 M slsch R e a lt y — Co 18.96 L o t 19 B tk 4 T r 9 C D B n im ley N Va of L o t A 74.40 Ms i c i R e a l t y C o 16.15 L o t 2 I llk 4 T r 10 Lot 4 ............................... 4! 1) H r u tn lo y #s***#**e**# 28.37 M* I sell R e a l t y C o 22.66 L o t* 6 ft 7 B lk 4 T r 11 L o t 9 . ................... . C D U rum ley 16.26 U n k n o w n -------— T H E ( l \ K 8 A s l l r c o r i l r d III P i n t ll o ok No. 3, I ' n g e 25, S e m i n o le C o u n t y N W Vi B lk 4 T r 1 9 -----L o t 6 ft N Vi o f L o t 7 ll e e o r d s . V O C o l l a r ----------- 104.39 B tk 6 T r 3 ________ M 1C W h i t llo ft II l.utn 4 ft 5 ................. . B e g HVV C o r o f L o t IS A \V III IHIHK B lk 6 T r 3 H u n N t w i l l E x A ll'll) _ 34.36 70 29 ft E 117 f t O . ................ . M - I t ( i o o d r l c h ....... 37.46 I.ot ID 8.29 ft VV 26 f t fl 23 f t J R E m o r y s*,fiiiii(,4 . 18.96 Lot 15 W I I f t H 40 f t W t o 161.11 li lt A N t i l l 11E l 1.1 ITS A m l l r r o r d r d I n I ’ln l l l u o k N o. II, I ’n g e 10, g e m l D I, T h r a s h e r n o l e C o u n ty l l r c o n l n . 4 ll.6t Unknown L o t* 1 ft 2 n i k 6 T r 4 I, 17 W h i t e _________ 1295.89 I-ot 3 I l lk 6 T r 4 All I lto c k n I. 2, 2. A 4 148.69 Unknown 63.38 C VT R iv e r* — H o o k Nu, 3, P a g e 72, IIA V E V 'S SI IIIIIV ISIO N A s I t r c n r d ml in P l o t L o t S Illk 6 T r 10 13.9 8 J V Johnson S e m i n o le C o u n t y I t e r o n l s . A ll B l k 6 T r 14 ............. 110.00 J o h n H lem p er Unknown 81.88 A ll B l k 6 T r IS .. ......... 'L o t 6 ^ ... . L o t 3 ft H 21 f t o f L o t 22.66 Unk now n L o t fi . ................... .. 444.90 U n k n o w n ' -----2 Illk r. T r 1 ...... ...... 18.90 U n k n o w n ••• Si,S Lot 7 ....... ...................... VV 4') I t o f Ig.t I ft NV 18.96 U n k n o w n L ot 8 ............................... ... 47 f l of N 19 f t o f 3 49.1T S I ' I . I l l ' s M U U T I f lV AS l l r r o r d r d I il P in ! H o o k No. 3, I ’n g e 74, S e m i ­ F B Dalger J r ------till. '. '| r t nole C o u n t ) l l e e o r d s . ft : ' ) It i f Lot 4 ft A ll 71.09 M a t i l d a L e v y -------I tsf t n il , 6 T r 3 .... Lota t ft 2 ..................... n A H p e lr ______— 02.90 Lo' <i i L eys 17 6iVi f t ) Lot 6 .................. U n k n o w n ...»......... 18.96 22-06 Me loch R e a l t y Co.. tills b 'I r 7 ............... — ’l l: Ni. i I7\s VIIIIITIO.N An H r r o r t l e d lit P i n t l l o o k No. 4, P a g e 3 S r n i I o ' 7 <1 i ■a 11 t f Vi f t ) FT Inole C o u n t y l l e e o r d s . 16.55 M e l i c b R e a l t y Co ^ Blit fi T i 7 _______ L o t s 1 t o 18 ............... ... Unknown • ,■*neseetan-e 133.70 '* ft !i 17 ' i UiU C T r S I'I'.N C E It I I E I M I T S A s l l r r o r d r d In P i n t llo o k No. 3, P a g e IS , S e n t62.18 C # i l C a r l s o n ------13 --------------------------- -lo o l e C'OMMty I t r e o r d s . L ot 1 ft N 18 «4 f t o f 13.41 U n k n o w n . ,,,........ m-ttm <<ii'i h a l t l o t e r o s l L o t 16 L o t 3 (L ee* E 65 f t ) 71.08 M1,1,S 26.36 U n k n o w n ..'■•»« W W L ew ie . L o t 2 1 ...... ......... ............ B lk 7 T r 1 ______ Z . 118.89 Jam es Sam uel l.n t 4 B l k 7 T r 1 ....... N o. 3, I ’n g e 71, B rm l n o lo I ' l M . I I I IIHT An l l r r o r d r d In P i n t llook s s so U n k n o w n L ot 9 B l k 7 T r 2 ---- 4'm m i > l l r C o n ls . ( l e o r g e H y m a n — — 144.1.0 L o ta 4 ft 6 B lk 7 T r 3 . _______ ___ _ 7.86 U nknown Lot 12 ....________ _ _ A If M o s e s ------------- 141.60 l e d * I ft 3 B lk 7 T r 4 Unknown 11.56 Lot ,1 H lk 7 T r 4 ........ 148.60 I " I 52 I E d Leu* U n k n o w n ,„w»wyM«snw« Lol ii| •....... ........ . 7.8J L u te 4 A 5 I llk 7 T r 4 370.81 n J H o lly U n k n o w n ,, ...............tit 11.66 A n U n d i v i d e d O n e H a l f L o t CH ........... ...... ...... ........ 1...I 90 .......................... ' ••*«•##*'•«* 7.85 U nknown • I n t e r e s t In All B lk 7 M I .05 11.56 U n It n o w n Ii.it r i 1--: tr Lot 99 .................... ....... U nknown T r 7 --------------------44.87 A n U n d i v i d e d Orta H a l f U n k n o w n |«,m,h»*s«, s-pSm*-# l.utn 108, 199 ft 1IU .... I n t e r c u t In All B lk 7 U n k n o w n »,»>)i.ii4Hi-rii 35.61 Loin 116. 117, 118 -------Tr 7 13.30 U n k n o w n •a*.. . n,-- [-j - -1 Lol 124 ......................... ....... M rs C R W a l k e r U nk n o w n .»nme 16.36 l.n t 155 _... ... ....... . .. .j 111.38 • H e ir * 17 W H Ivo e l ul — 16.26 L o t 161 ........... .................. 91.09 C E Hnilih —— — . Sii U n k n o w n l.l 13.30 N E U I llk 7 T r 10 Lot 163 .............• ........... 55.91 U e o r f e D H o fleld H U n k n o w n Nm,n, 11Tajuyxira 47.83 L o t 2 B lk 8 T r 1 ----- L o ts 166, 167, 1 H. 172 Unknown . 69.17 N 64 f t o f E 67 f t n f L id s 1,5, 176, 177 ft 179 I.o tg 1 f t 3 f t H 36 ft U n k n o w n *•• IW»H4nm* 16.36 L ot 180 ». ........ _ 01 L o t 2 f t N 14 f t o f U n k n o w n . •. »»■»#»*iMiMSS-ifSi 33.77 I .ol'i 138, 199. 191 ......... . 11139 L o t 3 B lk 8 T r 2 _ A R a f f eld I I I ' . I I I . ( N i l P A I I K A* l l r i u r i l r d In I ’ln l ll o o k No. 4. P a g e >8, Hr Ul I 171.11 51 J M i ll e r L o t 6 B lk 8 T r 2 ........ ■inle C o u a l y K reo riln , 129.80 U n k n o w n L o t 6 B lk 8 T r 7 l . n t n ] I,, 35 ( l . e s e L o t 18.96 M elsch R e a l t y C o » 433.80 L o t * B l k 8 T r 7 ------U nk n o w n 23) B lock 1 .... ........... 92.99 K F H o u eh o ld er — o t 1 I llk 8 T r 8 ___ F A Mwnn .16.35 L !." t 36 lllo ck 1 ---------L ew ie ft E lla L o t 6 B l k 8 T r 9 ___ _ L o t- I A 6 lo 23 (Leon 22.08 . D u c k e tt — — Unknown 204.33 P d u 15 ft 16) B lo c k 2 56.07 H I, H ch w arta . L ot 1 B lk 9 T r 1 . L F ll o y lo 16.25 L o l 3 B lo ck 3 .— ......... *1.98 • la m e s S a m u e l — — L o l a 3 f t 4 B lk 9 T r l W il s o n , l l o u n h o l d L o t 9 B l k 9 T r 2 ........ J 0 B e n n e tt — . 111.29 • r A 11" v Io 30.33 L L o ta 4 ft 6 B lo ck 2 .... o t a 1. 3. f t 3 B l k • T r Lot . 1, 2, 3, 6. 6. 7 ft Il A C a l d w e l l -------- 18S.lt Unknown 78.48 H d "‘f t " '" o f " L o t " Y " f t " A i i s B lo c k 3 ..................... — F A H w un 11.66 L e t I B lock 3 13 P M o b l e y ---------- 1*6.11 L o t 3 B lk 1 T r 5 v le t s I, 2, 3. 7, 8, 10, 13 D e a n e T u r n e r — . , 1(4.09 L o t 6 B lk 9 T r 6 -----Unknown . 69.68 l.n t* 7 ft 8 B lk S T r S ft 13 B lo c k 4....____.... I f t n a B C o u c h — — 141.10 .luiiioa A C o i u r t 11.66 I m t 9 B lk 9 T r R ...... .. 74.48 n F W b ltn er J r L o t 4 B lo c k 4 ................. F A Sw an 11.66 I .o t 10 i l l k 9 T r 6 ....... . E D Mobley, — ------ 104.08 L o t 9 lllo c k 4 — . . . . . H L B a i l e y 11.66 W 42 f t o f L o l 6 B lk L ot I t B lock 4 ............ 71.68 178.11 U n k n o w n ... Unknown ...... 9 T r 8 ........................ L o is 1 lo 16 lllo c k 5 74.46 Unknown 78.18 L o t 10 n i k 6 T r > W V W h e e l e r --------L ot* 1 lo 7 B lo ck C ..... 68.97 Unknown F V R l n o e ___ _ 211.43 L o t 6 B lk 10 T r 1 .:...... I.ota t t o 19 B lo c k 7 ... .19.28 W V W h e o l e r I .o t ]o B l k 10 T r I L o ta I to 19 ft 14 B lo c k Unknown 112.90 a 23 f t o f I ,n t ■ ft N ft ...... ......................... ....... U nknown 133.70 1 7 Vi f t o f L o t 9 B lk Loin I to 12 l l l o r k 9 .... U n k n o w n 116.(4 1 D M artin 200.33 10 T r 1 ........ .......... L o ts I l o IH B lo c k 19 K A H w an 11.68 B I 3 H f t o f L o t 9 ft Lot 19 M o c k 1 0 ............. Unknown 167.61 N 8 f t o f L o t 10 B l k L o i s 1 to 16 B lo c k II 116 II I 11 M a r t i n — — — 10 T r 3 — . — L o ts 1 I.. ! A 7 to 12 Unknown M r j A S im o n ( W l d l i t 79 L o t a 1 f t I B l k 10 T P 6 B lo c k ’ l l ............ ...... F A Hwan 93.66 E g A i l ' d ) ----------L o ts 5 & 6 B lo c k 13 ... U n k n o w n .. J t i S t e w a r t . -----13.66 L o t 4 B l k 10 T r • j— L o t* A. B ft U ............. L o la It. 7. • f t 10 B l k No. 3, P a g e Ul, S r m l n o l r ElMiEVVIMtll A m H r c n r d r d 111 P i n t Hook * 1 .0 M r s W H iN ity re ... 10 T r 7 ------- --- ------CuiiHty I l r c o r d s . 21.11 Harry B a n d u l-----L o t I B l k 10 T r T ... U n k n o w n — ..... — 18.96 L o t 3 ______ ___ ____ _ • £ 8 Vi o f L o t 3 ft A ll L o t a 1, C tin limit ............. 71.43 L o t 4 . . . . ---- -----------£9(15 O V *4anrT -----4 ft 6 B l k 11 T r 3 . v i o l a 11 B r y a n — 74.4* Lot 6 . ----------- -------- L o l a R A N 36 f t o f I m t M I, l l s t r l d g u 74.18 L o t 10 ___ ___________ VVill is m t t v il m u i ty _ 222.23 9 B l k 11 T r # 74.48 \V L $clff ■ L o t 12 ______________ ___ 4 A H u m b ler , 18.96 L o t s 1 ft 3 ( L * s s b r g 7 L o t 15 .......... ...... ............... ft E of NW C or of J H Juik so n 18 DC l,o t 16 ........ ........ ................. 2 r u n H 103 f t K 23 j It J n v k e o n 18 96 Lot 17 f t H 6 f t E 17 f t N lu P l a t ll o n k No. 0. P a g e 7». I'ltA K K L U f TEH H A IT J ! • l l r r o r d r d 10.2 f t W 60 f t t o S rm ln o lr C ounty llr r o r d s . L F Ifouaholder — b e g ) I l l k 11 T r 4 .. 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M til.to H tl M e th v tn II A t i a r d r i e r i m so I ts.Go B ailie M c I n t y r e tlVIil E* A l t d ) Co 67 J | e Bneed 7 'h r r a a a S t e w a r d L rn r.’.tln e S t e w a r d . 123.13 37 40 33,77 U tte r-K e lly Itrally Corjt 130.00 l l r r i n a n M eadn T C I 'ronriia Unknown r:ita rlle J S t e w a r d li n k n u n n 1•••••**»*•#•• U b 10.R0 26.30 717* &G 97 49.11 Gu.9 7 G&.97 B a r ij e a n l 717* W illie L e w ie «*itart<«><Mai.66.97 U ' l . e ' a T liofnaa 37.19 B e tn ln o le C o u n t y 37.76 B a n It C harlie J S te w a rd I I 87 Krt.enllfie S t e w a r d 41 87 Unknown 67.01 37.70 L L u c k e t l ..•*****•»•*■*• ,«-»laltu u tt«i»»rrr»■#ae*»*#.aa L o t s J , . ! . 3. t A G lllk » T r <1 B ohert C ary 71.7S t ’ > 4 fl o f IV 4 o f f a >lif L I A '3 • £ V. GO ft o f S H o f Lot Melncli r t c a l t y Co 4.76 . J Blk 9 IV I t .......... l a d 7 Blk » T r If ‘M eU ch I t r a l t y Co 16.26 M id d le 39 ft o f L o t 1 Q a n e v a T h o tiiaa 30.30 lllk 10 T r A ............ Cnknown LoV'S 1 1 lllk lo T r C , .... 20.37 U nknow n 4 b l k 10 T r ti , 33.77 Lot g n i l i r v_ or M a r t i n H|.lvey Tr A ........ IG 17 W . U of I a .t a I. U 3 W IV la; w la 37.70 B ln 11 T r If ... Unknown t a d 4 111k l l T r l l ... . 16.20 L o in 9 A 10 B lk II T r V, A S m ith 37.70 i. H . . .. . . . . I ..... t.‘it k n o w n l a .t 1 Blk I I 1 > A >... 71. I* Me Inch l l e u l l y Co l a .t 4 B lk I I t r A .... I1.S7 i*ot i n t k i t T r n ... .. 37. to K lh el B r i l l . . i ■ U *9 Of la,to I A : B lk 12 1 • Ta rI U* , a* • 1, I' Brotiuon 26.67 Melt,Hi I t r a l t y Co I.oi 9 B lk 12 T r f> I 6,70 llelta'li lleully Co L o t I B lk 12 T r K ...... 33.77 Me I cell I l e a l t y Co l*ot 7 lllk IS T r V 11.4/ Lot 10 n i k I I T r u .. . L. iclua l . o \ c •*•*****••• 22.00 K riicntliic S t e w a r d l a . t 1 Hlk 13 T r A .... B t.r Ia»t 3 lllk 13 T r A M. 'lbch I t t a l t y Co2t.CC H 4 of -Lot G lllk 13 IVtlllc O reeli . T r II . .. . 20 or, Lot l m l , |3 T r ft ...... Melach I t r a l t y Co 22,00 Lot > Hlk 13 T r I) Unknown IG 20 l a .t 10 B lk 11 T r U . . . iMelach l B e a t t y Co 22 00 Melach I t c a l t y Co Ia>ta 4 A 7 B lk i t T r t i G9 07 l i n i . O K N n l U L K 4 T A T K UO'O A U D I T I O N TO S A N P O Itll Aa l l e e n r d e d In P l a t B ook Nis 1 P a f * M , B e i a l a n l r t 'o n n l y l l r r o r d a , l a i l a I & I .. , ....... M rlacli I l e a lt y l.'o 33.77 M H o f la i ta 7 * 1 . . U P elrrao n 30,08 26 „>i K "Va o f L o ta 13 * M Melach H« a ll y Co Lot 14 .................. ....... M eUch l l e a l l y Co IS 96 L o t a 16 A- 34 M elach I l e a l t y Co bG.91 CKI.F.HV A l r . s t r. A D D IT IO N TO 9 A N P O R D Aa l l e r o r d r i l In P l a t Do a h Ntk 1, P a g e s ISA * I M S e m l a o l r C o u n ty l l r r n r d a . 26.36 I Alta t A 4 B lock tl .. U n k n o w n • *i«i<t e* IV H o f la d a I A 3 19 26 B lo c k I) ................ ... U n k n o w n ■if., ■Daa * SAN I.ANTA A s R e e s r d t d t s P l s t ( l o o k N s. 3, P s * e SO, U r m l n n lr ( ' w i n ty l l r r a r d s , IN 96 l a . t 4 B lock 6 U n k n o w n **a*»aa»a»*♦-#■«#*•# l a d 6 B lock 6 18.94 U n k n o w n •a*tI***a*■*••••■a If 96 Lot 7 Block 4 . t 'n k now n 14.90 I ’nk n u w n lari 8 Block « layl 9 B lock 6 14.96 i ' n k now’ll l a d 71 Jlln ch 4 i nk now ri 21 66 la)t 22 Block 73.64 E J M o u b Ii I oii 22.66 Lot 76 Block Unkn o w n t a d lu B lo rk 26,36 Unknown '•Hfiifaft* 22 66 f a i t II- Block Unk n o w n l a d 11 B lock 22 60 U nk now ii 22.66 l a d II Blnck 7 Unk now ii 16 22 66 lad B loch 1 Util, now u 14 9). I nk now ii ta.1 19 Block 7 Lain 70 A t l n U nk u o w n anmi u mi 37 10 l a d 22 lllimk 7 11.96 U nk now-n I *9 6 P r a n k It McNeill Lot I I B lo ck 7 la .l 24 B lo rk 7 11.96 Unknnwii L u t 1 Block * 33.66 Unknow n la>t I B l . s k 6 Unk now u ......... . 72 66 L et ■ B lock 1 Unknown ; 2.' 6 6 ta il 9 B lo rk a U n k n o w n . 22 66 t' l a d 11 Block l Unknown ................. 22.66 Ltd IG Block 1 T r u n k It McNeill 269.61 u i ; i Block J A ll p l a t ! IR 96 latl 76 Block t Unknown 14.90 W A r tN O L I A I U wI L H T B A a I t e e o t d e d l n P l a t Hook No, 4, l ' s ( r 37, B essJusle l usury R r ta r li. L u is I lo I II IL I, Aa R t e t r O r O la r i a l B »«h N*. ty Hl ei f e r t i , I nin 16. 14 4 IMG L o t 10 i»Hwia»,ai Ia>t 39 lad t l L o ta 17 A 19 IJR O Y K PAMH As R t * n r « r 4 la P l a t llnok C o u n ty n e r o r d a . l a d s ■ lo 0 B loch I l a d s 13 A 11 B lo ck t la i l a |G A 16 B lock I L o ta IT l u *! B lock I l a . ', . I A 7 Block 1 l a d s • lu 7 1 Block I l a d s I t o i n Block 3 l a d s I l u I B lo c k I .. l a d u 11 t u 76 B lo ck 4 l a d s 23 & 21 B lock 4 l a d s I lo II B lo ck G f a d s I t t I I B lock G . L o i s 17 In 24 B lo ck 6 , l a d s I lu I t B lo ck 6 t a i l s 14 t u ! l B lock 6 L o t* 1 l o 13 B lo r k 1 • L o t s 16 l o ! i B lo ck 1 l a i l a I L. t B lo ck * l a d * C t o 71 B lo ck I P IH S T STHKKT R tT K N a iO N Aa R eeayge* TO * l i t , R r m l s o t e t ' a a s t y H r a a r * a. L o l a I. t . I. 4. G, 4. T & 4 B lo c k A ........ l a d s 9 A 10 B lo c k A tail 14 B lo ck A - ........ . L ad s I t t u 14 <Lea» L u l l 16. II A 16) Block A tad* 21 A 24 Block A lad 2* Block A T......... l a d s I In 14 B lo ck B L o t* II A It B lock B U><* H . 14 A Ik B lo c k y d . 44.' i f & i i n iJ c k Unknown 30.66 3, P a g e SU, S r m i n o l r C o u n ­ Unknown 116’ Unknown I U Unknown t 16 I'n k nuw n t I* Unknown 7,4i No. 3, P a o r *1, S e m in o le l- Hi. now'll I'n k n u w ii Unk now n U nk now ii l nk now ii Un k n o w n Unknown Unknown Unknown tlukiMiw i. I 'n k n u w u C n k n o w ii U nk nuw ii U nk now u I 'n k n e w n i ' n k now n i n k iiojaii I nk n o w u t 'n k n p w it l a P l a t Book N11. 3. P a g e * «. a . Unknown U nktiow n Unknuwn ....... 110 10 30 06 18 96 t^ itk u u w u U nk ii u u t t I nk now n Unknown Unknuwn ___ ............... --------- 111 80 24.17 11.64 148.50 30 0 ^ Unknown ______ __ 41.(7 M w CL AII It'S S I I I I M V I 8ION O F IILU C K 31 o p I t O I I I V a o v . . ^ 30.00 M i l t B A M m u Alt i: A a B e e r . l e d In P i n t llo o k M*. .'t. I ' » * r I t . H rm lU nknown L ota IB A 20 Block B ........... . r , n ' ........ *• *’"«'• ■**. irm .m V .r',;^ lioIr County l l r r n r t U . ll e c o rd a . l a d a 3. I. 6. 0 A 7 It I* T la d lile J r e t III 20.37 L o t t Unknown 71.74 I . . 1 Block C L U *lc B ln l r 30.00 I r, It t* T ladlile J r e t nl 30.00 L o t 10 Unknown Lota K A 9 l l l . u k C .*»»*••**•OtlMMiM Mlax M lnniu L ola 26 A 2 0 ............. M o rrla lllr a li .. 11.87 l a d a 10, II, 12 A 13 69.97 Unit now n B lock I' M P I .I .O M II.I.K Aa I t r r o r d r i l In f l a t B ook I n I, C n n r 120, S rn iliin tc B t ; 1*011 IlST'S A IIII IT IO N T O S O U T H S A N P O I t t l Aa H e e o rd r.l j" t a d I t A K 13 R9 ft of lln ok No. 1, I 'm t e tBO, S r m liio le C oililty Itecn rila. n ^ Uttkiiuw ii 21.90 t'o iin ly lle c o rd a . la .t IG Block C All Itlncka 2. t, 6. IM. U 12 22 fl of la d I f. A ^ ^ ^* ...... B c n J a n il n Uuvla P. P I.line I I I 1.13 l a d a lv A I, I2.9G Unknown A lin n .M |i„ P u rrM •l,s II. U. A 17 All la.t If. B lo ck <’ 30.06 Lot 3 Block 29 37.17 U nknnwn J C Mall l a d a 17 A Ik Block C I* II II A N I I S A H ill I ION TO S A N P O I t t l Aa l l r e n n l e d In Pin# n Unknown 11.47 L ola 6. 0 A 7 Block I' Honk Vo. .*1, I ' mkc 21, S e m i n o l e I. Unite 1.11. S e m i n o le C o u n t y I t e c n r i l a . ' ' k Unknown 16.26 I* Al l: AUliUH Aa l l e r o r d r d In I’l n t l.ol Ul Block l> C o u n ty ll e e n n ta . lad II A K 10ft of la d / ' d 1 "7 fl " f , ' " t 1 MGirynirct ( ’o n it d o ii 19.20 L ota I. 2. 7. 4. 9, A E I *nk n o w n 12 Block t> 1 l l 'I I IT11in M clu tox h 14.61 f t or L o la 3. 6 IV |G ft of la d 12, All i : V III COlt IPS A IIIIIT IO N TO SA N P o n i l Aa H e e o r d e d l„ , Unknown 619 23 S’f A 0 i.oi li a k to ri «r 11 No. I. I ' iikc ti ll . S e m i n o le C o u n t y ll e e n r d a . In P in t 146,61 Unknown 23. IS l a d a I t A 2t Unknown Block !> 603.42 }'"! J '1 K vn A i l u t i i d o n A W n lile n Lola 16 to 20 \V 16 ft of la.t II A All *' 1 1........................................ U e n o r n l Slu in ion a Unknown 19.18 KM,A 1 PA CK 'S P L A T O P P A I t T O P N r r l o n Wl Tyi III S l l n n u r .11 I] Lot 16 Block I. 3 0 .0 0 Unknown L o la 10 A 17 Block t* Aa I t r r o r i l r d In P i n t B ook No. I I ' n t r HI. S e m i n o le C o u n ty I t e r n r d a I ‘ ’a i . ' V ' » 1V' ,■ < 1«' N A , H e e o r d e d In P i n t llno k M, , .. Unknown 26.97 <1, S uniIniilr C 4iunl> Hrreirila. la d |* Block l> 1la.t ....-a. IS i r B lo ck11. ,« I Unknown 61*. 63 S 63 ft of N 76 ft of All B lock E ti H 117 f t of L o t 3 „ Unknown ............... 119. t A J B o lin . T r i i a l c U nk now n 30.00 l a d a I A 2 B lock K l a d 33 B lo ck ll .\ n i t e r Ito K cra Lot .1 A K * ft of la.t l a d 31 B lock <| COTTAIJK 1111-4. Aa I t r r o r i l r d In P i n t B ook .Vo. 2. P a n e 47, M rin lnu lr U nknown U nknown 19 20 C ounty It e r n r d a . t Block !•' la d 39 B lock li J B l.nliiK ........ U n k n o w n 07.07 L o la 0 to 11 Block P O ut la d No. I A- L ola l a d a 12. 13. It. IG A S o t T i l S A N .O M I , Aa lie c o rd e d in P i n t B o o k ,\« . I, PiiKe 1*1 s»«,r U n k n o w n .............. 160.20 10 to 17 A 31 to It t 1.11 ' 1 *■ U nknown C o u nIII*t y Il lt e er n r d a . 71.7* 10 Block P 21. 22. 23, 3o.no L ola 3. I. Unknown L ota I A 2 B lock *1 la d I U n k n o w n .............. 69.97 S t, IS A 10 J IV W y n n J r U n k n o w n 16.20 tail 2 Block <1 7.4 6 la d 2 Mra II iirc I Itoiitl. lad 6 ................ . Unknown l a d a I, 6. 0, 7, * A 9 I'n k now n , ..... 16.20 N 'y of Lot 39 .... .......... U nknown U nk now t. 49.6* Lot a 0 A 7 Block <! tad t I I ' n k i i o w t i ... Unknown IS. 26 P IN K III 11.11 r i Aa I t r r o r . l r d In P l a t Hook No. tt. I ' iikc .61, S e m in o le l a d Ul Block (t l a d 62 M illie C o in i n ' Comity ll r e n r d a . Loin II. 12. 13. I t , 16. N >■_. ,,f L o t 63 U nknown Unknown 71.74 t a d a t lo to I t s 89 Unknown 10 A 17 B lock U U n k n o w n . ... ....... 111.14 P L O il l i l t L A N D A C O I.IIM 7.A T IO V CD'S l.o ta 2« A 21 A IIIIIT IO N TO ""ll* L o ta I*. 19 A 20 Block Unknown 16.17 Lota 2-’ 21. 21. 26. 20. 11 B r r o ' r d i ! ! " ' * .......................... P i n ' Hu nk No. I, P a n e 73 S e m l i o d e 'i I 'n k n o w n 14.96 2*. 29. .HI. 31 A i,«,i ■, 1•1PH >» Unknown 82.48 l a d s 6. 6, 7. 8 A 13 32 l a d s 1. 2. 3. 4. 6, 6. 1 'n k now'll I 14.40 tail 33 I oknown Unkuow n 1 "i, Tads 21 A 36 7. 8. 9 A 10 Block 11 . ••iXftriHMlMtrif ■**•**•**"**••** — • 1 U n k tio w ii 22.00 l a d 31 U nknow n U nk now 11 16.20 l a d 32 t a t s 11 A 12 Block II Un k n o w n l.’nk n o w n IS 96 Lot 36 16,24 L o t 63 t a d s 13 .V 1 1 Block II | .......... U nknown ............. ...’a W U I .i l 'n m e c y U nk now n 14.96 l a d a 26. 3 7. Lot s 1G A- 16 Block M till II 9 K l *s 9 I'll III \ l HI li N Aa f l r r u r . l r . l U nktio w n 14.96 ladft 17 A 18 Block II In P i n t H ook No. I. I 'm , ^ It. 12. 13. II. 16, tfi. » H cm lnnlc Con lily I t r c n r i l s , Unknown 14.90 L o ts 19 A 2D Block II Unknown 97.24 1 7 A l" Lot 5 2 B lock J U n k n o w ii ITikiioivii .... ............. Il4 .s u la d L o la 1 A 30.06 U n k n o w n .... ( |( i l a d a 66 to 93 ( L e a s Lot L o t 3 A- W 11 fl of l a d K J U I I I T E Hl lllllV lH IIIN A« l i r e o r i l e i l In p i n t Monk No. •'n«r l\ Un k n o w n 22 96 ITlhtloU II 1 Block J 017.49 h e m l n o l r I o u n ly l l e e o n l n . SSI i: 12.11 ft of la d 1 A l i t KN A A 1ST.A K S T A T K S Aa t t r r o r d r i l In P in ! Book No. .1, P i u t r a I J'"! ' . ' ' r A, Unknown ii W J3.33 fl of Lot 6 Unknow n 19.GO •A 2, Srrolnole P o o n t y llecorda* B lo ck J ! : l V t i i A 7 B .„ c u M; v t a d s ■ A '* (L ena N I<n. Lot 6 A E 3* 9 fl of ft of l.ol 0) B lo ck A E H S t e a k Icy 71.08 l a d s 8 In 11 ( L e s s S KM U nk now-n All l a d 6 B lock .1 19.26 A K A p p ' ‘ b‘ K ill 7.86 Unknnw n l a d a 7, k A 9 B lo ck .1 I t . 47 1.01 16 llh-i'k A Unknown n of 12 & H 6M ft o f L ola 19 A 20 B lo ck A 22.06 U n k n o w n 14.90 L ota Id A t l B lock J Unk n o w n IV 4* ft o r Lilt ll.) L ot 26 Block A 11.50 Unknown l a d a II. 16. 10 A 17 Unknown I ' n k now n ' I 5 29 37.70 Lot 2 Block it B lock J ......................... Unknown 1.01 I Block II 15,26 l l E L I.IN t/T riN 'M ID D I T I O N TO 8 A N P O I I D As lle e o r.le .l in p i s , „ . J Unknown ............ N I t 61 ft of t a d 2.1 30,116 No. I, l o s e I III, H cm lnnlc C o u n t y llrrwrilft. P P ll lima 22.90 l a d a I A 6 B lo ck U ^ A All la d 21 B lock .1 Unknown tail .! Block 11 1 2 r. l a d I Unk now n l a d a 22, 23. 21 A 26 It II f i r m »;i|l J J W aite 7 V-, Unknow n Block .1 t i n ; 1.01 17 Block P I I I I I I T I I I N 'H A U D IT IO N Aa H erorU rtl tn r i a l H ook No. 3, P a | f | | BOSK m t ' I I T Aa t l r c o r d r i l In P in t Bin. n. .I. P n g r ■ .1, 4 a n. Hr m lL o ta I. 2, 3. t. G. 0. 7, H e m ln o l r C o u n ty ll e ri .ril a , Hole Cnoiily ll e c o r d a . Unknown *. 9, A 10 B lock 1C . 11*40 L o i s 1. 2. 3. t, 5, ll. 7. L o la II A 12 Block K Unknown 14.90 Lot 3 .................. U r H I ’ulewtnii ...... . 278.05 8. 9. I". 11 A IS B lock L o ta 13. II, 16, 10. 17 I’nrkwiiy h c i w c c n L o la link now n A I* Block K Unk now ii GO 27 • (\ 1HU Unknown 131.no l a d k t. 2. 3, t. 6, ii.' L o la 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 1.4*f , 21 A 26 . B ose C o u rt In c 62 27 7. 8. 9. Ul. | | A 12 •9 ' 1*«.l| Hour C o u r t Inc 22.69 21. 26, 20 A 27 Block B lo ck 2 U nkuowu 1'nk now n Unknown 1 11.8(1 L o la I. 2. 3. t, G A K K 131 30 Lot r n t .nl I 'n k n o w n II ohc C o u r t In c Block 16.26 1ad 2R 20 37 K B lock S Unknown Lut *».i 1 31', 3 1. 32. I'n k no w n 18.96 ladft 1 |, i 2*B lock la d u I Unknown 31. 35 A 36 HI nClt Unknown 7174 liiitn •*, Ac r.u U n k n o w n ......... 65.97 L o t 29 B lo ck 4 Unknown lad s 10. IL l i . ...... Lot n: Unknown 18.99 L o t .Hi B lock 1 I 'n k n o w rt L Block A 16 Unknown GO.27 Lot* ; t. 7rt. 7!» A ku Unknown LTm urvcym l part 69.07 All 19 A. III l a d s 17 . 18. ........ Lot 7«k 1' 1. T h r a s h e r HIV o f HI J o h n s U l c ­ 15,26 B lock I, er A H o f list ecu Unknown , tn.97 Lot Unknown 16.29 Loth ir. 89, n . 93. it:.. l a d a 27. 2*. 23. 30. 31 , *toilil ......... .................... 27 19 31 *4 IV •in . 45 Belli W o o d r u f f 1741 A 99 A 32 B lock I. Unknown .... f.6.27 Unk n n w i| 62 5" L o t 3 ...................... 27 19 31 3 P P I ’11(toll e t ul :i m 88 Lot l a d a I. 2. 3.I. G. 0. 7. 18 94 H 112.1 ft o f la d ii 1 Belie C o u r t Inn Lot III*. A * Block M Unknown H oar CniilT Inc A 2 ( L e s s IV loti I'G 133.70 Lot 1<•1 L ota t l . 12. 13. I t . IG ft) Unknown 18.96 28 19 31 40 ! ’ P D u l t u n e t ul 37111 A 10 Bluoh M Unknown I nk now ii GO.37 Lotw 1<>3 A i n 3 37.47 Ltd I | L e s s E 668 fl L o ta 17, IN, 19. 20, 21, Loix m l . 105 A 107 f t IV 312 f l ) ......... II ohc C iiu rl Inu 28 19 31 48.67 15 M m J H M ou re, 22 23 K 21 l?nk now n li ****•***■»*••• 119.19 1#ot in* U n k n o w n .......... ......— 11.50 W ld E g All'll ...... ::i.:J E 60 ft o f IV Ion ft Lot H m to ladft 28 * 2i» A 11!2 f t 123 o f U iihim veveii P a r t 2R 12 31 a Unknown M to t rtd Unknown 28.44 108 09 M m J H M oore :» E inn ft „ f w 2on fl Lid s 1. *9 3 llo n k Nn. .'I. P n g r 17, H rtu lof t'usiirvc.v pi | mn-i 28 If) 31 I 'n k n u w n Block •V 7R.IR u o lr C ounty ll r e n r d a . 4 P r a t t F t l o r u a r ... . 171 Heir HE C o r o f L o t 3 Ul A 2H 19 31 Loin 7* 8, Itiiu IV 326 ft N 7 mill II Block *» U nknown G6.27 l a t a I. 2. 3. I. 6 A « U n k n o w n Block A E 20*1 11 E 321 ft 31.07 l a d a It. IG. 10, 17 A S to Iu»k , 14 Block O 74.18 UIIANliK I’ AIIK As l l r r o r d r d In I ' l n l llt.ok Nu. il, P n g r 12, H ru iln o le Unknown IG 0 1, F l o w e r * b ill C u u itly l l r r o r d a . All Block a I*. It. S. T. b ' K 325 f | IV c,r HE l o r of la.t 3 U A V 6.20 Lot 16 . U n k n n w ii 2* lo at 1 'n k n o w n 18 96 l t u n t\ ' 360 fl N 68 L ot I 4 Unit now n 16.29 CITAPRIAN A T l . T H K I l ' S A lltllT T O N TO S A N P O IIO Aa l l r r a r d r r f In m in IV 1798 fl E 382.8 l a d e 19 A 29 U nktiow n 33.77 T in t Book No. I, I ' n g r 21, S e m i n o l e C ounty lleri.rila. fl HIV lo In'ir 'il • I T I L I N '. 's ADDITION' TO N A N P IIIIII Aa l l r r o n l r i l In Pin Hook No. J C H all B e n 1120 f | S A 363 L o la 2 A 3 Block MYa A n n a Meatier l i v i d L* A il'd) 489 96 2, I'nKr 117, S e m l n u le C o u n ty I t r e o r d a . ft E o f H H er P o s t 28 19 31 18.96 ta il 3 B lock r. W \ P H l s Hr S t a n l e y A II oi Ik i T m 298.66 Lot 3 Block A l t u n N I (leg 3* m l,, L ot 6 Block A W 60.7 fl of K 11* fl 18.99 Unk now'ti , U 1101 fl N 88 L d e g of l a d 1 B lock 9 K SMI fl S ly 1 I 0 I H 15 26 W A P H t s Hr TlircKH S t e w a r d S7 77 L o t 4 Block A 15.29 All Block lu ft H 8*>( ileg W 7*9 S H lln utiicl — t'n k iio w u 692.66 l a d 9 Block A fl III |>C(f . L o la I A 5 B lock B ... L o ta I. 2, A 3 A N U nk n o w n 89 7 8 I 20 U n k now-n ,**•******•» Lot K Block II 24.7 fl of Lot I Block W W P U Ier 14.37 E inn ft i.r W 146 ft 11 115.20 o f H 176 ft o r HE U 23 19 31 Unknown ok Nn. .3 I'ngrft It. 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N lin e i,f l a d 3 W ly Lot 2 Block 17 I T ik n o w ii . 71 tk l a d 33 Unknown JR 26 a l o n g N l i n e i,f Lot 3 S IM ft of L ot 4 B lo ck 35 ___ L n U n o n n .. 15.29 In |.l N o f b e g H lo Cl u r n A B la c k ........ 42,IS lLot a d 37 U n k n o w n .......... 15 26 P 10 fl of Lot I Block U nknown 9611 IT IA N K I. W n n i M U T T ' x SI H i m i s i u N I l e g HE C o r IN 23 f 9 31 M P tlnl.Inn on . 19 Cl A* llr e o r i lm l In P lu l Book r u n N 30 e h W 5 ch 3, I ' iikc l l , S r o i lo i . lr C ounly llr e i .r it s . M I A I K ' S A D D IT IO N T O S I M T H I I l An l l e r o r d r i l In P l a t llo n k No. I, H 30 ell E 6 ch 1*') Fred I tt L id s 19. 60, 61, 62, 63. Iin r n rr I’n a e a 7 1 A 12.1, S e m in o le C o u n ty lle c o rd a . Ileg 9.32 eh W of 51, 66 A 6.', ....... 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A 2*1 Lot *4 r 37.17 M'at till Mcl'li B a n ,1 11.56 Unknown C o r of ml lad 7 H Lot 6 18.96 la d ft 2*3, 363, 361, 4) 1, Unknown In b e g ) 30 19 31 ......... 3 4 1* Lot 8 Vila* T y l e r I Till ho c n 18.96 112. 169, l.iti, 6n7, Ile g 391 fl H of NIV 0 Lot L \V H iv e cl ol 18 96 608, 666 A 666 C „ r o f l.ol 1 P L W oodruff 11,77 Lot ID t 9,9 6 30 13 31 l i n k now ti 11111 H IOC f | E I 8.96 E l * NH HI IIIIIVIHIIIN Aa B e e t.r d e il In P in t ll„nl. No, t, P n g r IT, N rm link now n Lut I 1 ft \v .‘ In ll ,N: 105 Lut 1| Unktiow tt 18.96 l i n d r f mini y Itr r n r ila . flI 1>ol 13 ,50 U n k n o w n ____ ___ Cnknow u l*.96 *®»* J.i micb Klullb 26.37 HE8 , o.................... f N E *, I rOt II 31 13 31 Hi Belli W o o d r u f f ____ m u Unknown 19.96 l a d I Ileg 7.77 .'It E o f HlVC o r Lot 15 Unknown 18.96 ■JMI VDIIITItIN I II l* A IIli VIKM' Aa l l r e n n l e d In I’lnl flunk No. I, Lot 18 Hut. 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Him o f HW <i N Lulu 61 A G2 unknown 97.17 l a d 18 B lock A Unknown 33.77 1.01 63 lo b e g Si J A H a y d e n l l e l r s 747 l ' u kno w u I s 96 VAC l l l l l T K I t l l A f P . Aft l l r r n n l r i l In P in t lln.ik Nn, 3, p nu r |;| Heinlt a d 61 L’u k u n w ii 18.96 A .MIIIWAV A n l l r r o r d r d In P l a t B o o k No. L I ’n a e 41, S r m l n o l e Count n o le C ounly t l r c o r d n . l a d GG Un k m .w u 18.96 llrrorda. la . l s 66, 67 A 68 ............................... I'n k m.w n Unknown 54.47 |*"l J1 16 26 l a d 19 A n n a II L u n b s c k .... I Lid 62 U n k u o w ti U nkm .w n IS 96 L ‘d I* 16 26 l a d s 65 A 66 U nknown .. . I lad 43 ___ Unknown 18.96 S E M IN O L E I T I I I i Aft l l r r o n l r i l In P l a l llnok No. 2. PiiKe 75. S e m iE 'a o f L o ts G9 A till Unknown ..... * la d 6 1 I ' n k now ii 19 96 Hole i o i.n l ) llreorilft. ladft 91 A 92 I Ilk now n l a d s 66 A 66 Un k u o w n 37.17 l a d 8 B lock 8 T r 19 U n k n o w .. ifIHOHMOMi 'll 4 19 l a d 130 t a d 69 18 96 l a d ID B lk 9 T r 14 Unknown l a d 2lM Unknown 7 85 l a d a 79 A 71 Unknown 37.17 l a d It Blk 9 T r 16 la .t 238 U nktiow n Melach Iteiiliv * * » 7 *5 l a d a 73. 73 A 71 Unknown 66.47 ladft 8 A 9 lllk 9 T r 16 I'n k now n Mi'I hcIi ll,rally -« . 7.85 l a d s 2*5 A 286 tail 7b Unkuow n 18.0M l a d u I. 2. 3, I, 6. 7. 8. J O P A C K AII IPS 1ST ADD TO M I D W A Y As I t r r u n l r d In P l a t llnok l e t 74 Unknown 18 96 9. A 10 lllk 9 T. 2, P ukc 14*4. S e m in o le C ounty l l r r o r d f t . 1.01 74 Unknown 1G.26 17 ........ ................... "fl 34 37 »->{« I*. la.l 19 * , J ' r e d P H o r n e r ........ Unknown 15 26 1.01 6 Blk 9 T r 17 ’ll 1 1.56 l a d hr. ladft 61, G2, ..3 A Gt M antle .liickfttiu ... . 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I.ON IP* l ItUITION Aft II r s o r d r d In P I mi Hook Nn. il, P n g r WT, H em lnolr L o t s I, 9 A 10 Unknown ......t... • C oun ly llrro rdft. 1.01 7 Hlk III I r lo I t a t t l e M D ry u n t naan CANAAN Aft llre o rilm l In p l a t B o o k No. I, P n g r 103, S r m l n o l e I ' r i * 11 L ola t A 2 . It H W a l l i n . n r 56.07 llrro rd a. I ,!*f U T .r !" Unknown ° lad 3 Unknown . G6.97 link n o w n 16.24 Lot lu Blk II Pr lo l a d 1 B lock 3 Unknown lad 4 Unknown 15.24 IIOAIIHIDK P A I I l l Aft l l r r o r d r d In P l a t B ook Nn. 4, P n g r I Sem i L o ts I, 2. 1. r, A 6 ladft 7 A N of l a d H or. u o l r C ounly l l r r o r d f t. U nktio w n * * *' " r " " B lock 4 Unknown lad 9 . , Unknown _ 2 68 L o le I. 2. 3 A 1 L o la 3 A » B lo ck 6 y Unkuow n ... 15 *6 I 'n k n u w 11 l a d u HI. 11. 12. 13, 11 Lot 1 B luck 7 Unknown A IG Unknown 67.17 ItOIIINMLN'S I I U I K V O P AN A D D I T I O N TO SANKIDID A» l l r e o r d r d W *s o f E >, of HE In P l a t B o o k Nn. I. P n g r a 02 .1 13. S r m l n o l e C o u n ly l l r r o r d a u . I.OKD'fi 2ND \ III I I'f'J ON Aa l l r r n r d rtl In P lo t B o o k No. 4, I’m ir 3, ■a o f N E •, IV 60 ft of E 200 fl of 32 19 31 in W ll l l l c k a u i t S r m i n o l r C ouuly l l r r o r t l a . W of N E Lot I ■>r N E U n k n o w n IG.G4 L o ta I to 9 l Left* lo l a ». N 6.1 ft ,,f H 120 fl or 33 19 31 Il J H lckuun . 10 7 At 81 W •» of HE l of N E U n k n o w n .............. .. 93.29 l a d 17 H anuwlt J e n k i n s 26.66 Lot lu _____ _ U n k n o w n .-. 37 17 H >, of B lock 22 U C arlin H u n te r 33 18 III J W HI pea I t GG.vT K 14 of NK *4 o f J K P A C K ’S 8111 IIIV o l l l l o r h C M IT .L O N V ll.L K . Aft . 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J rf* ,« <if f PAGE THREE THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1927 X P JlB C n iP T IO N , - OW NER d e s c r ip t io n OWNER OW NER D K 8 C IU PTIO N OWNER D E SC R IP T IO N I i s , T f ''N H " u ’ o f 'a w o f N W Vi .....- ........ , Vi o f 8 E *4 ( L e s s I 60 f t Of a 170 f t ) .. i of S B U of HW A B *4 o f 8 W *4 SW V* ---------------1. 3. 4 & N >4 , SW V4 & All U n |rv i‘> ■<1 l*iirt SW o f J o h n s i t l v e r (L o s s Vi o f N W Vi of |W Vi) .....................— I 2, 3 & 4 A: All [tisu rv eyed P a r t S W I t i v e r ■———»*.* mw.... 3 A 4 fie N E Vi HW V4 A N W Vi HE Vi & W Vi o f 1-j o f L o t 4 ••■******••-•»•* of L o t* 3 At 4 .... „ o f L o ta 3 A: 4 A: III L o ta 0 & C & S W I At N Vi o f HE Vi .... t | of SB Vi tL o aa HE o f S E Vi o f S E Vi " o f " N e T'V4*"s W *"o f I t J o h n s Jllv tir ......... J Vi A S B VI A; E Vi | t N E Vi . - .............■■■• I & E Vi Of N E 33 34 35 111 31 10 19 31 5 19 19 19 19 19 119.40 F F D u t t o n At Co 31 3t 31 31 31 U nknown •60 W ll lt o ...........................38.37 — *— 4.00 1 U n k n o w n ----- ...------- ISO.11 0 T A N e a l __________ 111.79 6 F red S F 20 393 381 F E a rv in F D o t t i e r .—. D u tto n & Co.. U nknown SolH S eth 44 4.90 223.13 W oodruff ...... W oodruff .—. • 23 23 25 19 19 19 32 32 32 268 32 60 \ \ Tj M onro U n k n o w n .................... E l l s w o r t h T r u s t Co 25 19 32 375 J C B il ls J r 25 19 53 110 20 19 33 35 E 6C.27 — A G i l l i l a n d ------ E l l s w o r t h T r u s t Co SW o r N W U, o f o f N W •i & ", of Vi .. f aw N ", o f N E Vi & N Vi of S W Vi of N E Vi At S W Vi of S W Vi o f N E Vi A; N E U of N W Vi o f S E Q At " ’i of N W H of S E l » A: W Vi of S W Vi of r e Vi & E »i o f S E Vi o f N E Vi AN W t; of S13 ^ o f N Ji or n k Vj"'"of a i i Vi A S E ' i o f N E Vi o f HE L 20 20 26 20 19 32 i— 660 XX L M o o ro 20 29 190 27 20 29 30 l i e n 42.83 c h H o f N E i*t' r **^*#*#********•*•♦**•**•••-*** H u n W 7.17 c h H 7.17 c h W 7.83 ell R 10 c h XV 15 ch N lo clt \V 6 ch H 3 c h W 6 eh 8 29 ch E 20 c h N 11 ch K 10 ch 8 11 ch E 2 eh 8 t o a l i n e ot Sec E 8 c h l o HE Uor o f S ec N t o b e n - fl-sf 26.41 11.07 U nknown D en S E C o r o f N W Vi „ ll u n N 5 Vi ch W 35 c h S 6 Vi ch U 35 c h .. , 99.77 L A W ilson N* ‘i of S W Vi At N Vi of N Vi o f S ' i o f a w V, N of (It Him ........ .. 16.88 Unknown l i e n 10 ch 8 o f N W C o r H un E 5 3-4 ch R 76 Ik W 75 Ik S to H lin e o f N W U XV to W l i n o of S ec N to b e n ............................... n e n 10 c h E o f N W C o r H u n E 10 c h R 10 eh W 10 ch N 10 ch Cl.- t XV Vi) ............. 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N W I, 11,*88 N t i n J II R n n it e r R u n E 20 e h S 3.35 ch I.ot fi D lock A .............— 18.96 .1 .1 N lehol*on . . W (4 of L o t 67 ft I A H t-2 ..r N W >; W 7 >4 e h S 0.65 eh I 11.19 Mr* It*lie F a r m e r 7-71/ L o t Rl It L f l r e e r I.ot* ( A T B lo ck I) .... W 4.10 eh N R.22 eh C o r le y A H enley 133.70 of N W (l.eaa W I.ot * 86 A 86 ***********•■*«**•■* No. I, !'■** 111. Hemlnnle AVII.I1.MEI11! A* I l r r n n l r d In r i a l lln n k W 8.31 , li N to lo-a .. 300 n of s r.nn f t ) 19 Lot 87 N A E of S t r e a m E. H. K llh e e **•*••*••«*• Wt C o o n l j II**onl*. 122.90 A All S of N W A R KeyA All I.ot 88 ***■ **•**••••••• E m m i e L E n tx 37.16 I, W eal of M ellon* U n k n o w n E '4 of Lot* 103 A in« 11 51 H E fiF.N EVA T il 4 CT In N rrllu n 1.3 T n w n a h l p 20 l l n n n r (12 A* llee.ir*. rn lniicr L ot* 1 t o 20 B lock A .. 37.16 vlllc Ave ..... ..... Pl'T.Sfi T Unknown W >4 of I.ol* 103 A 106 104 20 31 ’nk n o w n r d I h P in t llnn k Vn. 2 P u a e III! Me r a l n n l r C n u n l y ll e e n r d a . E m m I* I. E n t x Lot* 7 to 10 A 17 lo 20 All H 2 8 ill of NW 6 26 ,■*****+.*.**•■**• m ltiR cr B lo ck II .......................... IIO W A IIII P A C K A It D LAN I) PO'H 1ST ADD TO CA M ER O N C IT Y A* E i.f M e l l o n v l l l r I.ot 4 E a t h e r S o u th i ji it e 10.7I l l r r u r d r i l In P in t lln n k No, I. P a i r 70. S r n t l n n l r C n u n ty Itre n rd * . 2.33 Lola 6 U nk n o w n 7 29 31 ii Mra, l l e o r a l e S o p e r 21 N A M E N D E D P L A T o r W I L D M R I I E A* l l r c o r d r d In P l* l llnnk No. n. SW 1, 11 .< «« II v A * l.eaa I.ot a 8 U ft n , n C r a y ... 1.16 U n k n o w n i t *4*1 * * *«*■ **• I ,o la 8 A 9 B lock 2 . MB P * ( r 110. S r m l n n l r l . n n i t , l l r r n r d * . he* S E C o i- R u n W Lot |8 li.*K 6011 ft E o f H\V I l n lp h N. M cC o rd 7 31 8.7 ch N 12.17 c h N Lot 3 Block 6 U n k n o w n ............. !.*B Lot 19 Mra. Ad.-v M eC ord f o r o f NW- Ii of NtV 7,11 16 d e a E 2.31 ch Lot* 16. I t A 17 n i o c k . A* 21 C h r l a t e n n R. R le h 20 31 t: »i •i .............................. 1938,09 HE 1 1,35 I’ll S t o hen ) Kin Unknown O ________ *______ _ . M M A M A llo n an ICO. 7 20 11 B u n E 461.8 ft N 271.2 Lot 26 U n k n o w n i********••««•* W ' , of SW o f N W 711 !«ot 2 n io c k II ............ . E l l i n h r l l i P Colili 3 to i n . 53 fl W 461.8 ft H to heft Unknown U n k n o w n *HftH**MI«MtM,l io i: 3.20 ' i of s i : 1, .............. U nknown 5 19.26 Lot 2! I.ol 7 B lock II A 20 31 F 1. W o o d r u f f l i r a 7t9 ft S of N E C o r of N E (l.eaa s w «, of s i : <; 89.28 N 40 7 29 31 J N W h l i c e r H e ir s o f N W H of N W i. 4 20 31 l i r a 466 ft E o f N W L A K E 1VAVMAN I I E I IIII T S t l II* r n r d r i l In P l n l Bunk Nu, 3. B n « c M3. W 10 A Of S 14 of R u n H 213 ft W 328 c o r o f E *4 R u n S W 8 28 fi of E *1 of M rm ln o lr C o n n l l l l r r n r d * . 8.75 W h l t e l y Du vis fl N 213 f t E 328 tl 140 yd E l t o y d N NW 8 29 21 111 J o h n J T h n m a x ........ 41.92 1.83 B i-K 916.2 f t H A 228 fl Unknown Lot* 1 A 2 B lock A 140 yd W to h c a ) .... Ml 20 22 C h n a e A C o ...... ............. lisy ti Heir HE Cor o f HW 7« E o f NW C o r o f . I 20 21 I.ot* .1. I. 6. (!, 7. 8. 9. N ' j o f 12 A. Hq. In N E of NW >, 8 20 31 B o n E 252 ft R 191 f f 7.(3 * * # •* * » * * •* * * * » i li n k n o w n 10. 1 1 A 12 Block A C o r of HW », o f N E >, 20 32 6 R u n S' 13.66 ch XV 2.9 A. L n iifffn rd ........ . 10 23 21 :t W 232 f t N 191 ft J a t n e a H u rd iie r L o t* 3. I. 6, 8. 7. 8. fi A eli S t d e a 15 m in S ‘4 o f 12 A Hq Id N E 6 26 N 6 >4 r h of N E U of Unk n o w n t o B lo ck n . W 150 8 ,-h E 3.91 C o r o f S W Ii o f N E N W «i o f HW Ii A 2,62 U n k n o w n a***************** L n |» I . 2 A 3 B lock C .. r h to heir . . 4 I’ll Is n o w n 35.27 Id 20 32 2.52 6 U n k n o w n **•#**»**■«**••*»• F r e d B lu m ................... I.n i* 1. 6 A C B lock C 2:. 1: N ( ell o f N W 1; E >4 of N W of HW E 14 o f N K Ii o f N W »i' 16 20 32 115 20 C h n a e A C o ............... . Unknown 37 it I-ot 12 B lo ck C ............. II 50 H e n r y ft T h r o 29 o f N W u o f HW u 1 31 8 20 20 31 74.74 11 I, C o lb e r t 1.15 W '4 o f N E VS of N W i t Unknown Lot 13 B lo ck C W le r e in x k l ........... 17.9| N E >; of HE ‘i A K 1 . 1# A HE y o f N W Vi .. . lfi 20 32 Unknown IdH 14 B lock C **•>••**-■ 419 J. R. W h i t e _______ _ Ii- H LIB HW Vi o f 8 W 14 o f HW 159 i d of HE '1 of Unknown Lot 16 B lock C . N W «, o f N W Vi i l.eaa 31 4 29 10 16,68 U n k n o w n .................. 1.83 N 1', I. ............. 8 20 31 U n k n o w n **■*#»***••*»•****• 63 Lot* 18 A 17 B lock U Mra A llee Y H n r r n l d inn 99 20 16 4 A Sii In S E C o r ) ........ 32 36 I'lilt flow 11 ............................................ H o f HW Ii of NW 18 81 E L of SW Vi of S E I .AT H 14 Unknown Lot* I I A 19 B lock C R i-K SW c o r of HE 8* of (l.eaa S 60 ft of L8 20 31 20 A r t h u r I Z e l a e r .. 1.16 .17.76 U n k n o w n *§***»*•«•***•••• 20 L ot 20 B lock C .. ....... lfi 32 NK W 211 f t ) .......... 4 10 31 19.56 xv 14 of s w «; o f h i : 10 I: W P u l l e r ........... 1.43 N E '1 of HW Ii of( N E U n k n o w n a* #<•****»*•••« Lot* I A > B lock D .. . R u n N 2*» eli E 4(1(1 Vi 8 29 31 20 A r t h u r I 7 .e ia e r ...... •1 37.76 Lot* 3. 4. 6. I, 7. I. 9 ft H 466 l i ft E 292 20 31 •i (l.eaa I l y ) 4 C.J6 19 J It H le w a r l ............. 67.37 L ot 1 ft NW 1J of HE U n k n o w n *********»**'•***• A 1(1 B lock D ............. *4 ft S 13 ell W 11.49 V, ......». .... 19 2(1 31 .loe C a m e r o n 71.74 1.83 H ' j of N W 11 of HW U n k n o w n ***•*«************* L ot* I I A 13 n i o c k D .. e h to h c a * «*.**,.•***«■*1*4**.«B' , h of s w y ................. 4 29 31 50 O. A. K le in ............ . Unlcnow n 5 U n k n o w n ................... 8.16 All U n a n rv e y c tl P a r t of 10 20 31 12 1«UI l.»9 L o u 18. I I A 16 B lock R e a HW Coe o f N E Ii o f 390 All t'n s iir v o y e d P o r t of 11 29 31 Unknown 2.83 B e t fi28.H f t B o f NW 1 11.49 U n k n o w n *»*'*************** D j" * 1 ' 4 29 31 Lota 1 ft 2 A F. H of 29 S E Vi. . .......................... L o ta IS. IT. I t , 19 A B u n j! 34 6 ft H i 89.1 191 SE . . . . .. 4.:n 12 20 31 ft R R en d »■••*•******* 102.38 U nknown R u n N 12.91 ch E 9.95 10 B l a c k D fl W 346 f t N t o he* 29 1.60 31 219 7.27 Lota 1. 2. 4 A 5 • 13 (I It R end R o b e r t R o h in a o n .... 103.01 U n k n o w n i ***** a* * * *** 1.15 L o t 11 B lo ck D e h H 12.91 e h XV lo 7 of HE 14 o f N E 'i All F n a u r v e v r d P a r t of 14 29 3t 2.68 Unknown 70 42 * * • • * .* « * » ♦ « .» • • • • n r. N 12 U n k n o w n ******#••••*****•• L o t I t B lo c k D 163 A HW U of SIS U of All Iftiau rv ey ed P a r t of 16 29 31 U nk n o w n 1.83 69.87 N 104 fi o f W 204 ft o f U n k n o w n •**•**••■•<**»•**• L o t i I t A !< B lo c k D „ r> 29 si 30 N E Vi **a**n * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * E fl l l o d a e a 66 97 D n lay N ix on ......... . 17 1) SW ‘ i o f S E Vi .... 16 20 22 1.15 Unknown Idit 1 B l o c k E ........ ...... .. I'AMKIIIIN 8« l l e r n r d e d In I ' l a l l l n n k Xn. I, P a i r 041, N n n l n n l e C o n n t r 2.62 fi A r r e a 8q In N W C or All HE o f HE H K U n k n o w n •4********-•»•••«• llrrn rd * . I d ) U 1. B A I B lo ck B .. 13 20 M ary II. F l y n t .......... of ....................................... 20 31 32 3 (0 1 I 86 1.83 )« E n l l o d a e a U nknown of Ily ................. ..... ..... I.ol* I A 6 B lo ck E ___ L o ta 1 2. 3. 4 6. 6. 9 1.16 Me* N E C o r o f N W H L o t 7 B lo ck 13 .............. U n k n o w n **ana************ A 10 lllo r k l U n k n o w n 18.52 o f N W H ....... ............. 20 , 31 1.83 Unknown L a t a • ft 10 B lo c k 13 .... L ola 7 A * lllock 1 .1 r R ich C.r.M'.VA I I E i n i l T N Aa r r e n r d r d I " *’l«4 llintk Xu. 3 I’a a r T3 H rw laulr 33,77 R u n H 660 f t W 330 L o t a 11, 11, I I ft 14 Kaale Si W I hc C n u n l r I t re n rd * . ft N 1160 ft E 339 ft 24.26 I.ot til Block | *#***«*****»■»* 3.60 E O IIodRea B l o c k B --------------- ---Unknown 2.98 .ta y n e a .......... l*nl(nf*wn ****».,...**»a*..**. W 11 of N E vt p f . N W ........ L o ta I. 2 A 12 L o l a IB, 18, IT. I t . 19, ef II Block 2 Unknown 4,90 Lnl 4.U • I B in I U n k n o w n . j**-•»•**»•■*•♦»**■ ’ •- -t M o f N W H ................ 5 20 10.34 1.01 19 Unknown Unknown 10. « t f t t t n i o c k R I.ota I t A I*. Block 2 U n k n o w n 4.1fi W '4 of HW VI (L eaa E 1.83 U n k n o w n •<*•*<••***•*•*»•* Lot 11 3.M L o t a 13 ft I I B lo ck 13 IIiiU no w n ........ ............ 1.01 15 Block 2 2.fi8 I’n r l e r E I’lt ta 16 A of S 14) ............. 6 20 65 119.19 L o ta 3 A I Block 3 1.15 Unknown L o t 1 B lo c k P ......... ..... .. U n k n o w n *Mtl<><WWM*aI* ta Id, 15. 17. IS. 19, Unknown 4. Id L o.9, E 15 A of B W Vi of . I, A . . .. I t It L o t a I, U I * I B lo c k IU nknow n ............ SW “ 20.06 6 20 16 4.20 U n k n o w n *************>. Unknown 4 (t L o ta 22 A 23 ...................... U n k n o w n ...................... PA I, VI H AM M OCK A L L O T M E N T Aa l l e r n r d e d Ih P lu l llnnk No. 1, Lot 21 S 367.4 ft of BE l l of L o l a ~ i7 t ! " T 6 7 ' i i " 'f t "i’l ■---■a**********"# r s; 1* inkt n d n ...,,.,****■***■*#**» P e a r * 104 A 103 Hrmlianlr C o u n ty llreu rd * . 4.20 HE '1 of N E Vi (L eaa Unknown B l o c k P .....m.............. H 60 ft) ...... ................... 5 29 31 P a n e 13 A r m l u a l r C * 8 » l f I 'n k n o w n 8.45 Lot 19 t l.eaa I t v ) 1.83 Unknown Tdita 1 ft 1 B lo ck O ...... W II n r l t t .... 11.(1 l l r e n rda. BE »i of N W VI A E L o t *1 ....... if ,, L o l a 1. 4. B. 6, 7. 8. p, L n y i a r C h o r n n io k n * 21.CO 6 26 '4 of SW V, A BW «i m-*p# Unknown All n i o e k 1 ............. tT n k n n w ft ****.***•*•*••*»«* • ft 10 B lo c k O ............. MECCA IIA VI MOCK Aa I t r e u r d r d la I ' l a l lln n k X'n. I, P a c e Nl, a r n i l 1.83 U n k n o w n 6 29 31 160 of HE U ......... «•»***•***«*•••»• L o ta I t ft 14 B lo ck O E O Undue* 297.16 Hole CmiHly l l r r n r d * . All (L eaa L o ta 16 A 16) 1.83 HE '1 of HE H (Leaa U n k n o w n *********»■•«*•*•• L o t a 16. 17, I I . 19. 20. B lo ck 2 ........................... (H i U n k n o w n ..........;.......... of L o ta 1 A- 2 6.67 E 2 eh of 8 10 e h ) 34 6 29 31 U nknown 11. f t 11 B lock O ........ Joe C am eron 56.27 W (L>4 Lola d. 7, 8. 9. 10, I I . eaa H 214 ch o f W 1.15 N fi eli of E *4 of N E Unknown L o t 13 B lo c k O ............ 12 A 13 B lo c k 8 ........ 121 11 A C ()■ .........mm 6 ch) Ivnh It R uhow 1.15 49.17 Unknown o f HE ti 5 2o 3 1 14 B lo ck n ............. H enry A Then *1 E fi fl o f U R 19 B lo c k 8 1.83 73J l l e n r y t». E v e r e t t .... K T W o o d r u f f I.o ta 1 ft 1 l l l o r k It .... Unknown 1 2. lfi Lot el * *, * W lem lnakl .....r ............. 1.83 N W VS of S E Vi A W H elra .......... 26.66 I dll 13 (L eaa E 6 f t . Unknown L o t a 1 A 4 B lo c k 11 . . B lo ck 8 36 11 E T W nndrnrf O. 11. F l y n t ............ of N E Vi of HE do L o t a 6. 8 7, H A 9 5 20 31 .loe C u m e m n 1 11.79 Lot 13 .... 19.77 4 29 Be a 6,67 eh W o f HE H e lr a ........................ 22.96 l.n l 20 B lo ck 8 M erle ...... ftII0(T K II H*«.,****#**»..».**i, * U n k n o w n a********•****« XV iJ I.ot of 15.2d l.o la 1 lo 48 B lo c k 9 (7 I-' A l l m e n d l n a c r C or of N W U .... fi 20 31 J* f!< ti 11e <,***■•«*•»•••«• 124 11 1.83 L o l a 10 A I I B lock 11 .. U n k n o w n ******••**•*•*•»»• l.nl 33 18 96 U n k n o w n .................... B u n N 167.1 ft W 1.15 L o t IS B lock H ........ . Unknown HE \ of NW a n VVHITf nVIll'N 1ST A D D IT IO N TO flKX'HY Am l l f r i i r d r f t In I vln t Hoak 2«1 7 f l 8 161.1 ft E 1.15 L o l . 1 6 B lock I I .... Unknown 11 rh s w *; of of f No. 3 P n a e All N rm ln n le I ’o u n l y R e c o rd * . In lieu ••* ••* ** * * •* **•*****•••*•■ ■ • U n k n o w n 3.13 115 U nknown lx>t 6 n i o c k .1 . .............# N W K 18 20 31 (18 l ’n k n o w n . ......... 218.13 Lot 1.16 NW '1 of N E U (L ea* U nknown 4B lo ck 1 **************** 3.98 ,ot 1 B lock K l r t t k n o n E 3-4 n f H «i 249 19 SO U n k n o w n 31 ......... 2*8.94 L o ta 5. 18 A 19 B lock 1 H 110 ft A E 279 ft* 1.15 .ot 1 B lock K Unk n o w n 19.77 1 nknnw. n E 3-4 A H 3-4 o f W :*n 20 649 21 ........ 204.02 U n k n o w n .......... A A LL N E ' i o f N W 2 52 U nknown .o la 4.* 6 A 6 B lock K Lota b. 9 A 10 B lock l 17.(1 U. It. Ile n d ................. All F r a r t I n n n l 29 20 31 187 U n k n o w n ... ... .. 70.7* Lota 16. 16 A IT B lock I >i llnal of M e l lo n v l ll r .ota I I , 11. 13 A I t 10.77 i i. II I l e n d ............. . i-’r a c l lonol no 2" 31 288 U nknow • ft 29 31 A ve 197.79 IdR 10 3 f.O n i o o k k .......... 119,70 AII 'In k now n W ( io o d rle h 1B lock 2 ... ............. 7 33 1 n k n 0 %v ii **.•*.************ L o la I. 2 A :: 198 33 2ft 31 U n k n o w n ........ . . . . . . . 193,81 L o la fi. ’ri k n o w n 1.01 19 B lock K 1.15 NW ' i of NW U ( L c * h 9, 10. 12. 13, 14, 20 fi7 eh N of S E ft 20 31 W 439 14 f t ) .......... 22 known „ . . 711.39 B ee 1.15 nknnwn IdH 20 B lo ck K 28,26 15 A 18 B lock 2 fl. fl. H e a d .................. C o r of l.oi 2 31 2ft 31 116 All HE ‘ i of SW Vi W ,.«••, ******!»»** L o t I I B lo c k K In k n o w n 19.77 L o la 11, 19 A 29 B lo ck 2 i j n k n o w n ...................... B u n W 8 e h N In of M rllo n v llln A ve 1.15 Unk now n Lot I t B lock K ... 62.04 L a k e J e a a u p NKIy In Lot 1Block 3 »■************ U A. B h e ld o n I l.eaa lieu 627 ft N L o ta I t . 14. 16 N E C o r of Lot 2 S 7.33 Lot 2B lock 3 U n k n o w n .................... of HE C nr Bun N 3.60 Unknown B lo c k L ______ to lion . ........ 21.01 12.41 J R J o n e a Hi II* Item! •*- ,,»..»..*** 23 28 L o la 3, 4 ft 5 B lock 3 . :t>4 eli W 10 eh H M3 Unk n o w n 1.01 16 B lock L B e n 4 I c h N of SW L o la 9, 10, II, 12. 14, 15, l f i eh E 19 c h A 1.16 Unknown L o t 6 B lock M ... C o r o f Lot 3 31.79 34 29 31 Dl, 17 ft 18 B lo ck 3 O* It. H e a d .................. l.c*a C h u r c h I.o t) . . n 20 31 3d 1.83 Utik linwn i■••*<>***•.•«* 113.29 Unknow n L o ta 6 A 19 B lock M . lln tl N 8) d e a E 12.26 3.99 I.ol 13 B lo ck 3 M a t i l d a L e v y ............. AM S E '1 of HW ({ E Id ita 1, 9. 10. 12. 13, ell Nly n lo n a ro ad L o la 8, 10, 13, 19 A 20 of M e llo n v lllr A v c ( 6.2(1 Unknown I t . -16 A 17 B lo ck M 11.21 el, W 209 f t N 21.38 B lo ck 4 ........ (7. n . R e a d f l . r a a N 210 f l ) ........ « 20 31 1 >3 I’nk n o w n L o ta I I A 16 l l l o r k M Unknown 12.1(1 299 ft W 1.33 eh N Unk now n 115 lle « 151.3 ft S o f N W I.ot 20 n i o c k M ............... NVIUTCOVIII’S 2ND A D D IT IO N TO 41ENEVA An l l e e o r d e d In P l a t Hook 6.7 eh N 42 d e a W to 1.83 Unknown L o l a 21 A 22 l l l o r k M I 'n r of SW VI .......... c 20 31 W lin e o f See S to Nu. 2 P a a r .1(1 S e m i n o le C o u n ty l i e cord * . 1 83 Unknown '->****»****•*•• L o t* 11 A I t B lo ck M li n n E 1320 ft H li r a 35 Unknown 52.81 L o la I. 2. 8. 9. 19 11 A 12 Unknown 2 52 L o ta 1. 1 ft 1 B lock N 1766 ft W 1320 f l N R ea 8 ell W A- 20 fi* lllo c k 5 ......... .............. U n k n o w n ********»•••**»**a 24.83 3.2(1 63 to l i r a ......................... . ■,**•**■«•*#*•• Unknown L o t a 4. 8. 8 ft 7 B lo ck N R e a l l y T r u e t Co r h N of S E C o r of 779,21 Lota 16. 19 A 29 B lo ck ,i I’nk n o w n ***••**•.«*•*,•»■*•*# 2 .6 2 Be a 219 ft S nf I n t Of Unknown L o t 2 ............................... l.o l a 1*. I I ft 20 B lock N 34 29 31 Lota 19 A 29 B lock fi M E D o o le y ............... 34 i t 1.83 Unknown L o ta 21 ft 12 B lock N B u n W 234.66 fi N N lin e o f HE i i of IdMa I to fi B lock 7 ........ U n k n o w n .................. . 21.98 1.83 Unk n o w n L o t* S3 ft 14 B lo c k N lo L u k e Jeaaup M i­ N E >S of HW >i fi 20 31 I 15 Unknown ld>t 1 B lo ck „ . . 0 ................ n io n a I n k r in pi N of w l l h W line o f M r l 1.16 Unknown I d .t 2 B lo ck O ................ h c a S to t,eu ***********i**-** 7.79 U n k n o w n Innvllln Ave B u n W 49 os S U N S H IN E U E I G H T H f t . ll e r n r d e d In I ' l a l llo n k .No. 2 P a a e 24 Semi* I 15 Unknown L ot 3 B lo ck O Hole C o u n ty R e co rd * . 219 ft H 462 f t E 210 1.16 U nk n o w n ld>t 4 B lo ck O ... II P S W o r E 1 L A N D CO'N P L A T O F B L A C K HAMMOCK Aa l l e r n r d e d f( N 462 ft ............ I’nk n o w n 13 36 Idll 5 1.83 #********* U n k now ii Idit 13 B lock f> I h I'la l lln n k \ n. 2. I ' a f t r * III* ft 1 11 . S r a i l a n l e C n u n l y l l e r n r d * 31.<» C a r r o l XV. C u l p e p p e r n ea NE C or of SW IdM fi L o t a 19, 20. 21, 22 A 24 3.9(1 *i of n w vi ............. K illy W . C u lp en p er fi 20 31 L o la 91 A 92 U n k n o w n *»•*,*****•*■•.. 6,59 t 20 Unknown B lo c k O _____ B u n Wi 640 f t 8 487 i ; ' 1* * ” D A N IE L S ' H E V IS fO V L o la 93, 94, fi .No. 1 Aa R e c o r d e d In l ' l n l H ook 96. 1,16 ***• Unknown L o t 13 B lock O fi I u a e .11 S e m i n o le C n u n l r It re* rda, ff E 640 ft N 487 ft (7.97 Unknown 98, 99 A |9() Itlnek H u m m o c k t 15 ft 746 fl n f W 993 f t of Unknown L o t 3 B lock P . 89 26 6 29 31 IT Lola A, 1). A C (L eaa N J II H o n a e r F a r m a 138.69 1.15 U n k n o w n ***************a* IdH 4 B lock P.. 130 fl o f E 109 ft of I .ota 101 In 129 E fi96 r h o f H 9 Vi ch lllu ck It u in m o c k L o l a I. 9, 10 ft 11 B lo c k II) nf HW Vi nf NF, VI of F arm a it n 311 fit J. If. D a n i e l s . ........ 3 60 U n k no w n P ............... .................. ....... IdM D «*«•••*•*****4 fi 29 31 5 19 6(1 >!• «'• 139 A 217 In John P elraall J . C. ft 8. O. C h a n e 124 2S 1.16 B rHW Unk now n 1.01 II B lock P a*»*»«*«»«** 224 A 395 A 399 In (93 a HE C n r of HW U NK '* o f N E 17 29 i ir. 21.®* 32 U n k n o w n or ■ ■ **•***•*•••••••• 49 UnWnow n IdH 20 B lo c k P .. of HW >4 ..................... N o f S W 1. ft All 390 A 192 E nf K 29 31 17 29 32 41.72 *9 l fnk n o w n **************• I.ll U n k n o w n ************•*•***** L o ta 21 A I t B lock U Cun.-i I ........ B u n W 629.9 f t N 74« » f NW *i A S M a x w e ll A. K l i v e d 429.86 N E 181 Unk now n L o ta 11 ft 14 B lock P L ota 163. lfi | A 105 fl E 327 fl N 1765 ft 1-2 o f N W «i I t ln r k H a m m o c k F a r i n a 45,10 IT 29 3! 62 C5 Unknown 129 K lo pi N nf heft 8 to IdMa 171 A 172 ___ B lack Itam nioi-k F a u n a 33, 4# SH Ii o f S W L A* l l r r u r d r i l In 'Int 29 33 L A K E W A Y M A N H E IR IIT N L A K E VIIIHTIUN 17 21.01 49 U n k n o w n Unknown 99 76 l.ola 173 lo I NO , Unknown 138.99 (te a SW 1'o r ll n n k Nu, 4, I’n a r 3.3, N n n l u n l r t ’n u n l y ll r e n r d * . 17 29 32 U eh of N E M of L o ta l SI f 298 Bull N 4,99 eh E 12 ch B la c k H a m m o c k F a r i n a 449,fit N E Ii of SW >1 (l.eaa L o la I , 2, 3. 4. 5. (1. 7. L o ta 299 lo 216 N 4 eli E 8 e h S 9 eh B lack H a m m o c k F a r i n a n s ,99 L o la A. B, C A D nf *. 10. 11 K 12 L o ta 382. 383, 384. 365 W lo l i r a A N Ii o f S W 9 3« F l Heed A l.eaa l i r a B lo c k A *************«••,. Unknown 4 29 22 386 A 388 I ' n k now n X3.3R 7d»la I. 2. 3. 4, 6. II. 7. N E C o r B u n S 3 78 r h •i o f KW Vi ............. 17 29 32 N *7 ft N MS of SW l 4 •» 29 3! 40ft <1 SS Unknown l.u ey F. W a k e f i e l d 23 8. 9. 10. || A i: W 5 59 eh N 5 74 eh 2«d 78 SI■: • 1 •* 20 32 | lilt Bt-a 4 99 i ll N of S W Unknown B lo ck II .. *2.9* 9 39 II 6 69 r h A l.eaa W I 'it know ti * 4 N ft S W 4 H O l-’r n n k J a c o b y 3 29 32 L o ta I. 2. 1. 4. 6. 6. 7. '■".fi 2*1 77 fl of N 320 216.9 4 17 29 32 ft K '4 R o n N 4.99 eh E 12 eh 8 ». 19, | | A I.' B P ill fl) ................. fi 29 31 M• ..... .. - ■* fi 56 S of>4 N Eo f ‘iN o‘y f HE i, £■ S I 99 r h W 12 eh B lin k C 'o k noM n 9 30 21 »! Unknown fi NE of N E y 220 W 4 29 s : Moore, T r u a l i e 114 54 W H o f N W 14 o f S W L o la 13 to 24 ll lo r k C 8.70 ITIIEH P I.A T O F F O I I T I I E E t l A* R e c o r d e d In P l a l Honk No. I P n « e 'Jik n n u o w l : o f N E ' i o f N E i; o f s e >; L ola 1 In 8 A II In 21 121, N rm liinlr C omity l l e e n r d a . 3 511 29 17 U n k no iv n 32 5 of NW Ti fi 29 33 15*8 lllo rk D E. F, H o n a i-h o ld e r I ‘n k n o w n 4 29 S I • I o f XV 3-4 A W 1-2 Bee d eh N of C n r of w ') of s i : •« Of NW *, 2ft L o la 1 lo 24 lllo r k E fi L u u r u 11 S p e e r Unk n o w n in.96 29 3! 14.21 W y ll y A le t SI l i n n " f N E »* ........................ 18 29 32 185 *1 320 O. R. R e a d IV' 3- 1 o f s *4 o f N E 1, L ot* I | n I* A 15 In 24 W 195 fi S 61 ft F. N W 'i *3 91 11 29 32 A S 14 of N E Ii ft N (1. It. R e n d ,**.**..**•.-« 169 Unknown 15.88 B lo c k F 195 ft N 6; ft HE (, o f S E 16111 It T D eli-aaR .......... 21 Ol 18 20 32 II P i l l ••-*--*-»***********•••* 49 '» o f HE «V HW 1; L o la 13 A 14 lltin'k F I 'l l 8 U n i t 'l l 1 M Lot t l V D D o u a lu e * ____ 7.85 S E V i o f N E <i (l.eaa 2ft0 I’nk n o w n 7 29 32 152.CC l.nl* 1 In 12 Block •> 6 70 1.01 1: U nknown Snni B e n j a m i n ........ 3 41 W o f >»HE l , Ib-K S E C o r R u n N 11 2? 0 (I It lleii.l L ota I to I I A 13 In I' i 7 20 32 1«5 61 1.01 t 3 41 Unknown ch W 5 c h S H r h B ln ,). II Unk now u 13.13 [dll K *, I f 1*. 3-4 o f N ‘i ft W 5-1 It It D ena K 6 c h ) ll.S l I t 20 32 l d ' l a I lo N A 10 to 21 Lola 1) A U Of S 1» o f N Il.ea* Unknown ................. S3 r W G o o d r ic h . r..37 N E Vi o f N E 'i I I 2ft 32 lllo rk J 2l.fi* 16 88 I.ot S h e a N E C o r o f HW L Unk n o w n 49 l JTlftC11iTlt 1| .. r W Grind rich 3 41 N W >i o f N E »; 19 Inti 9 Block J 21 fi* 2ft Unk now 11 115 o f N W >, li n n W IC2 40 O * II. H e a d . . * ...» * ■ * • - • * * * • N W ‘i o f NW DIV ISIO N O F B A H T O F MONEd t.YVIA N KNTATE Aa R e c o r d e d in 21.6* 19 2ft n L o ta I. 2. 3. I. 6. 6. 12. fl H 97 fl HE n l o n a 49 Ii. P i n .................. P in t llonk No. I, I ' u u r UN. S r i n lu u Ir CountyI t r r o r d a . HW «i o f N W «: (L eaa s 13. 7 4. 15.16, 17. M r o a d t o pt H o f b e « N 13 1-3 ch o f W 10 c h ) Unknown 14(1 A 19 B lock K tO li r || ) . ........ 19 2ft 32 2«.r,9 U n k n o w n __ - .............. I*"' • . •• U nknown .. 66.97 2 tn U n k n o w n .. 29 32 ifio 43 N E Ii o f S E >4 .. Lot 4 Il.ea* l: 10 f t ) .. c ) | F r a i l e r H e l r a 4187 19 2ft 32 2 7 »; 49 H»* o f N E •; of S E 1, E A. G i l l i l a n d -----U n k iio n n ld>4 7 llluck K 29 32 29 A XV. Duvl* 14.21 S W I4 n f S W I, r4 1.'* 2ft 49 W ‘V o f N W o f S E 32 id,I 8 B lock K .... Unknown U n k n o w n ..................... N E «. o f N E >i A II III NNUl.I.s ADD I ’O IIT R E E D Aa l l e e o r d e d In F l a t Hook No. I. 29 2ft 32 2I»* Unknown Lnl 9 ll l o r k K . ». ft W •* o f S E Vi of 40 U n k j i o w n ....................I ' n a r 1*7, S em in o le C n u u ty l l r r n r d * . W 14 of S W '4 A S Lot ID B lock K NW Ii o f HE Vi (Lea* Unknown L(*t* 1, 2, 3, 4. 5, f i , 7 Id ,I I I B lock K . o f HE o f N W 1, Unknown 29 29 32 6 2 1* |0f) N W », of N W >i of E. A. G i l l i l a n d ........ .. ft 8 Block 3 L o la t lo 24 (l.e a a l.o la W 1-2 of N W ‘4 of NE Unk n o w n A W H (If HW 1,01* I, 2. 3, 4,5. fi. 7 I I . 13. 13. II. 16 A 1* o f N W ' i o f S E »i I I’nk n o w n '» 29 (il­ 8,83 21 29 32 H. R. L e v y .................. ft 6 Block I Unknown 19) lllo c k L Unknown 13.43 N Vg o f N E >i of SR 14 Ii. B lit 19.77 ; E >4 o f HW >, o f NW 5. fi. 7. 8. 9 10 Unknown Id.l* 1 In 24 B lock M lfi kfi L ola *4 o f N W 14 (I,c*a H N W 'i of NW t ' n k n n w n •* ••* ••# * ■ * • *******,« 21 . 6 * II ft 12 Block 6 . r.H.07 N 4 of S E «i I'u k n o w n •***■•**•«*■**§*** Unknown 115 IdM 1 » UInvk O 2 AI l l e n r y II. I*ev>* ls* 41.72 21 2ft 32 3 0 . H. F l y n t ................. Lot* I to in Block « 74 48 W 27 *i- A cre* o f SW *i U n k n o w n *■>**•••»*••**•*** L o la I l o 27 A 29 lo 31 N 3-4 o f E 14 o f S W •, V. T. I 'e t e r a A I, *, 3, 4, 5, fi * Unknown 1 2<( 91 IdMa * Hi *!R '4 (L ea* Ily A Leaa NK H e n r y n L evy 117.97 i A 8 B lock 7 , 30 3« E ofIK Unknown Unknown L o t 22 lllo ck O l 16 H of sw «,) ' Yd o f SW ** of 14*1 21 29 32 I. M J U h b l n d e r U n k no w n 1.15 IdM* 1 10 s ttd-*» e r.r, IdM I B lo c k I* HE y C h n a e A Co. 76.49 XV '* o f S W 'i ............... 21 20 fl of Lot 4 ft v: 65 271* Unknown 32 49 L o t* I a 2 lllo ck U T. C. D r n n n n n ...,........ 1.43 MR > * of N E *, ............ L u cy F, W a k e f i e l d 21.6* M 14 of N E I, Of N E »i f l of N 29 (t of IdM IdMa | . 2. 3 ft 6 t o 17 KW I ' 41. n. R e a d 65.47 6| Block 8 .... . 50.96 n f HE ‘4 ■ U n k n o w n **.*,****.•*•***'***'* Unk n o w n 21 29 33 H im ) ll Mi* ;>m<in J . H u r t 3 SW >, o f S E *» M. E. D o n ley . .. . 21.9* E 65 fl o f IdM 1 ft I’ Unk n n « 11 I.«m 1 B lock R E W o f N E *i o f S E »i F n l- tin wn T H E G K N P.Y 4 T R A C T IX Meetlan 10.77 31 T * » **kl|* 29 Hmtfife 33 Aa Her65 fl of N 2« ft of | d . | « 1 I " » lllock H . Unknown J . W. D ooley 82.9* w rd rd In F ln f lln n k Nu. 3 F a n e tl S r m i n n l r I 'n n n l y H r rn rf i* . Lot 6 B lock 8 «.7« N W M Unknown V . Unknnwn IdM I lllo ck T »<*.*••*•****** NK Vi o f HW »i 21.08 U n k n o w n ...................... L o ta I. 2. fi, 7 ft 8 IdMS 30. 31 ft 3 4 ............. 41.71 tl. 11 R e n d e****nv* aain ti* NW «i o f HE *. U nknown 21.6* IdM 3! I ?,**** N 20 ft of Lot 14.1} E O Jlnyer .............., I . 4 K E U ft 1 M 4 N H E I G H T S H I G H W A Y AIIIIITION Aa l l r r u r d r d In N W «, o f N E ‘4 U n k n o w n 21.08 fi) B lo ck 9 14.21 19.6* IdM 33 Unknown Jnint-a S h e l h a r m n e r F l a t II**nl* No. 4, l ' * | r 24. S e m i n a l* ( a u n ty l l r r n r d * . -V Unknown . W S of N K Vi o f S E *i 16.77 IdMa 36 ft- 3« IMil s A N 20 ft of L ot IT»} Mra E l l x 'b l h K e l s e r , IdM* ] I * 14 f t 11 Unknown E 4 o f N E '« ___ . 1 fi B lo ck « 41.72 IdM 37 ........ .. 11 t l U n k n o w n ... f thi. 11. l i n n a e l m n n A. A M o rey 21 l a :» l l l o r k A Unknown KW >, o f N E !i ^ 21.0* IdM 38 ■■..*•*, ] 7 *t ft L o ta I ft b B lock 9 R T Dtfltfiull lit* H e n r y 14. ft fk L e v y U n k n o w n ...... I d M 4 ft ( ................ 1 O. II. R e a d IdM** 1? ft I® Block A 4*.51) MS L o ta I. 2. « ft 7 lllo ck Id.l *9 ll ln .) . A ............. U n i now n l U ti. n. R ep d .d...... . . . .... 7.33 T H E G E N E V A T R A C T IX R e rlla n 33 T mm naklyt 2ft R a n * e »* .4. l i . i l All F r a c t i o n a l Unknown 2* B lock B 1‘11k mu* 11 | . i******* Sftaftft* [at). 6 ft l Block ip It t . J V* w 1 97 s e m l n n l r r n i a l f R e c o rd * . :.»6 kd>t* : ft 3 A HW *i Of . .4 1 l l a e n r d r d In F l a t ll o n k Xn. 3 l 'n * e Unknown U nknown . * 15 I ft 2 ..... *0 W . T. I l r n k o w . ..... *U IdMa **!*. t i l . (I T A (19 (13, *13. �k 6tl y d K <>r HAV l.’u r r N B tt Ilf N E t t un N 225 ft W 160 ft 289 f t K 210 ft N 2 10 I W 210 ft N 272.0 ft | II cli H 15.1 cli \V beR I U m b rR 7 2 4 ft N A 210 f t E <>r MW K ir o f N E t t o f N B \i | t i u E 100 ft M 210 tt K too ft N 210 ft to ft* .) 1 9 cli W o f N K iC o r o f lu ll W I t rli H r, rli K i cli N 6 <'h A B 4 o f IAV tt o f N B tt H o f M V U t I*i*iiii l? l yd) no. In BW C o r o f ; of N B U NW fo r iiii H 7.27 c h N *0 V4 ( IfK I! 6.33 cli N 23 t t [r K ncrom i la i k e r ik*Vii N 1.77 oil W J9'• 23 4|| 20 32 II t t Win. M. M c M illa n 22 20 32 23 n»t 20 32 20 32 22 22 20 20 33 32 33 cli to lii’R ........ MW C o r o f B E M 22 20 32 M V •, lu n N 7.2 c h K 7.S5 H H ifi’R W 7.31 II I WIII toNAVlll-Rf o Ar oIf A.. 20 32 N il o f HW t t ................. o f n w tt o r h \ v Lo n N 208.71 ft A run Iii -r S W f o r o f | W '« o f HW >4 Itu n 125 ft i : 318.8 ft K 23 2» 33 6 ft W 3IV « f t ) N ottf SAB IItt tAt oSW f SB o f S B '.J A S 14 23 20 32 NB . 1571.4 ft N A 193 4 W o f S B f o r o f Hw r ......................... 22 20 32 I n n W 313.1 ft N 208.7 K B 313.1 ft S to bcR. I A o f B lit A o f N B 32 23 20 | o f NB tt o f HW ' i o f S W «i .a’lirt 4 A x«| In SW j r A U f a W 117 ft o f . 124 f t ) A N 1-9 o r 22 20 33 [W U o f HW tt ....... 8.89 c h N o f HW f o r 22 20 32 HB !i tin B 2 cli N II II ch 2 cli N 251 1*2 f t W 6 H ft H 251 % ft 814 fl H 289 8 ft K U d cr E 4 23 ft B I ft H 211.2 r t B 7 to IlCR. i a h b »; •: '4 2.7 i n 32 23 20 32 of NW U B tt NW 23 2ft 32 o f N W >4 ( l.ex enn 23 2ft .72 il cli of N 7 cli) o f N 7 c h o f HW 23 2ft 32 ' NW 23 2n 32 of NW U 23 2ft ••*9 SW .All le t I A 21 20 37 2 A I t W o f N BB ' tt *4 25 20 » 1 ch B of NW C o r 25 20 32 V <; of NW • • 4 rli W 2.1 cli w . ■ tt f t i d HAV 1, A B <4 F NAV of SAV A |AV tt of NAV «4 o f fcv tt 1 tt Of NAV . . 1 tt " f HB l i oC NIL '« , . ..... * tt o f h (: tt A ft <i *•» . > Ftarl IS 2-3 A r r r a o f <R N B F o r o f NAV tt •IU H 8 c h AV 28.88 li N 8 ch B to Ii c r . tt fta-xn N in A o f AV ' i » .... .............. '4 o f HW t t ( L e a r 1' t t331.7# ft W o f HB Lor i t u n w r.co ft N I l 2 rt B 65<| rt H o ; m la o f N W '* t, o f N W *1 13 4 o f B t t 1*8 ..... •\ tt Of ...............-• V, ON s K *i o f HH tt o f N B t ttt Uo r osf bHW•« ■4 o f NW •, tt o f N W V tt of | J W V4 f t, Of NW K e re n Hit | l : t t of *4 >4 o f s i : tt A SW tt o f N W of NB *4 o r S W >4 lo N B C o r o f NW >4 25 20 32 25 26 26 26 26 27 20 20 2<» 20 20 20 33 32 32 32 32 32 27 20 32 27 27 20 20 32 32 29 29 30 30 :n 32 .72 32 32 33 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 33 32 32 32 32 32 32 3J 32 33 3.7 20 32 31 20 32 31 21 20 20 32 32 31 20 32 .71 20 32 A K 3 -t o f W >4 . 35 20 32 of W . 36 20 32 36 20 32 6 20 3.7 i « : of Ht .I..Imn R iv e r F ractio n al 7 20 3.7 1 BA n r T I Hook IS to , I 1'iiRr ft .A rmliodr 3 Block B 18 B lock O l* 64 A 115 B lock I ' 49 B lock U . 144 Block ll tt of NB o f SB 1 31 2* tt of S B '4 3 21 29 4,55 cli W o f NB I'o r o f SW of NW 2 21 29 l i n n N 4.13 cli W 1.21 I II S 4 13 ell i: | 31 cl, fcr B* R t 55 cli W o f SB ■ f o r o f N B tt o f SW l t t o r NW >, 3 31 29 |lt in i N * 9 '• cli \l 4.65 lit S 8 93 cli E l . 66 cli l t t of SW 3 31 29 tt of SW .,f SW «, 1 31 29 6 tt of NW of NW of N B tt 6 31 29 "IIIV U I I ' l . t M - A T I I I S .%* Merit koiiiinle I ,■■1111; IIerorit*. I**- I to 5 A 7 lo |5 A 1 * to 22 A 21 to 28 I of W \ W 3- 4 >f N t t of HE *4 o f [V tt A H t t o f HB 1. of NAV i, R 21 29 f4 »f NK tt o f N E 1' NB •, ' l a m N 181 1 ' of B 4 3 t , f t ) 8 21 29 [ t t of NW 1, n f N W 1L*XX 3 A In HW |o t A la e*. S 100" fl IJ I- 1*5 fl A l.enn Iicr I* U E of NW f o r o f '« < 1 ...| III illll J " U S 31.7 ft W ■7 fl In h rR I 9 31 29 HW U of 9 * 1 29 o f NAV 9 A III N B •<irl 9 S I 29 ! A 30 fl W r i d HAV >4 NW 9 21 29 [I tu n s to k M Itv W I’t W o f j,, 9 21 29 tt •4 o f N B 9* r i 7* l t t o f v k i9 21 29 tt• o f HAV IPI ' tt of k w •. 1 1 31 29 Ar HAV '« o r h i : tt tt 12 d | 29 |, p « V I u ?.T , i 8 4 i:m n i. n m T I, * ni " r m l n u l r U n u n ly l l e c n r . " * lo 30 Block A I ’ J " ■ ' ...... .. It I'* I to |n B lo ck r I ' a t v ’V l[ " k N» I' I. l, i' i o A 4"7 n m v iiio N o r AVI ll. i n AAM *| 3 N„»iwl 553* ko m V •'* M f. a I s 3 : # 5 5 / " 568 V L n & s T r .r J i r t g k L i * * * '* ___ ' ------w r r ^:t ... 33.33 25 •9*9 Mr*. Ft. O. H lrp lirim 18.65 l.'n k u o iv n .............. 90.16 .50 Un k 11011 11 ............. . 2.13 S A M . A M i l l An It r e n t e , I In |>|n | f| „„U •IH S ro iln iilr f o u n t ; Itr r n r iln . l a d I IllorU I }*ot 10 B lock 1 •UtWWMIl l*ot 7 H lo rk 2 . J e t 23 B lo c k 2 U l 2 B lo ck 8 t<ot II B lo ck 3 |**'t 15 B lo ck 3 l a d 20 B lo ck 3 t a d 21 B lock 3 1.01 20 B lock I l.<>! 13 B lock 0 l.ot 20 B lock o l.o l" 15, 10, 17. 18. A 19 lllock 7 of All U n p l a t t e d | m r l Block 12 All I'litiliiltcil p n r t o f Block 13 All l 'i i|i la t tc i l p a i l of B lock I t lo t | B lock I ') l e t 22 Block 19 l.ot 19 Block 21 l.o t 20 B lo ck 21 »Moa«»«».» l e t 22 B lock 21 la il 3 B lock 29 I .o tn 10. II a 12 B lo c k 23 | ««•| 6 B lock 25 l a d 1.' B lo ck 25 l a d .70 B lock 25 l a d 32 Block 2*6 l a d 11 Block 25 l a d 12 Block 25 of All la'llplilt ll ll |l B lo ck 25 No. .1 P a « r a 113 Vfc. ml. 07 A Uhknonn Unknown Unknown Unknown . U nknown .........1 U nknown Unknown U iik n o w ii U n k t i o u 11 ............. U nknown ........ i/H K n o w n I'okiioivu ..................... l nknonn .......... A ltam on te H o n o r F o ................. A ltam o n te t i n n i e r Fo. .Al l n m n i l t r M other F o ................. U nknown U nknown Unknown U nknown ........ I ' n k n o w 11 .................. Unknown . ........ Unknown 1' nk nniv 11 I 'ttk now ti .»••owm.IM Unknown Unknown Utiktiow n Unknown A ltn n io iilu tloincN Co. .M tullio nt" H o m e r Fo. t'n k n n iv h I 'n k n o w 0 I 'n k n o w n •••. i*n*nn ....... Unknoun 1 nk noivii ooino.iM. I ' n k n o w 11 __ 1' n k n o w n 1' n k noivii 1 n k n o tv ii U nk now n ............. I'n k n m iii a* U nknown 2.52 2.52 2.52 2.52 2.53 2.61 2.52 3.52 2.52 3.62 2.62 7.32 3.90 1.15 2.1.7 Ilea NB C o r o f HB tt lin n W 1320 fl H 159 1 (t S 56 3-4 dcR B 21.26 rli N In Iic r ................. II cr 13.18 c h H o f NW C o r o f N B '4 o f HB tt l i n o H 14.61 eh H 70 3-1 il cr E lo B lino Of He*. It,>turn l o Iicr |il unil r u n B 37 V4 dcir S to B lin e o f nee H to I n i c r n r c l flrn l line N B ', of N W *4 o f NB tt A N ‘4 of HB >» of NW 14 o f N B »4 S B tt of S B tt o f NB o f N W U. W 4 of S B tt o f HW tt II..I.K N ' i l NB of HW o f SB. tt 29.21 II 21 Unknown 101.51 29 20 15 21 29 15 15 21 29 2.50 1Tt 15 31 21 2!) 29 15 10 M ojitl K e r n C orp. A. W. M a r lin W. C. M o r r » Unknown Unknown 183.98 21.68 1.20 21 38 25 21 o f HAV tt o f N B tt N B '4 o f hav tt o r n f : "tt I’KH N l4> B 5 A o f N 1*8 o f HB tt o f HB tt W 14 o f N B tt c h o f K 1 1.56 cli o f Nw' tt ( l . c r r H 628 ft AV 36" f l ) 7 c h i: o f SAV t 'o r NAV of Ittin B 2.28 ch N 20 ch W 9.28 c h S 6.11 ch B 7 c h H folirR B 4.15 cl, o f Sw <1 o f NAV t , ( I . r r n N 1.4 ch) IlCR S B f o r o f S\V o f SAV •, U Bun N 408.5 4 fl w 319.11 ft N 1I.8S ft W 310 86 ft S 420.39 ft B lo Ii c r . N B *4 o f NB W <4 o f N W tt I Eon* W 10 Ch o f N 11.01 ch o f S tt> N<4 o f SW tt o f NB o f W ‘4 o f B H of SB o f NB 1, N W >, o f S W o f SB 1. N S o f S\V tt NB tt o f NAV N '4 o f NB tt ••r n b ••r N E A SU, *4 4 la -rr NAV o f NB nf NB ' i A l a n n W of SB o f N B '4 A SB of SB of NB '4 I B tt " f S W >, o f NW B I » A crcn o f N W '4 of NW Unknown 24 21 30 5 26 21 31) Id •Al. II. 1•mid F It Dodd Unknown 26 27 21 m1 3*1 20 5 to 27 21 3ft 5 21 3» 27 10 27 21 30 27 2. 30 4 Unknown I*. II. F l a t t e r y Unknown 7.93 15.41 r 6.5# 1.15 P a n e 00 nrailau tc led In P l a t llnnli Na. • 18.46 A A A W M orrtnnn 1.83 U oiiuly l l r r o n l a . 1.15 I'n k n o w n 28 21 30 2.52 | I my M u ir 11.72 3.2" l e t i . 185 l o 188 103.61 Itohert W P a rr Unknown 15.71 3.20] 27.96 It.-alty T r u n t Co. Mm. Bilna Mn t h c r a 111 S3 3.20 69 28 21 3" 11.21 J. A. T e w |o 2K 21 30 As II r c n r d r d In P l a l llo o k Na. ‘ i I’n t r till 3.90 MUM'.II.'.O IIIIAN41K S 11.1. \ 7.63 U n k n o w n 6.95 1 S r i n l n o l r U u i i n l r H c c a rtls . 23 21 30 3 52 Unknown 10.77 l e t 37 A 7.33 52.35 \ M lieu Iiicn 10 Unknown , 1 " 7 7 |,.,t 23 38 21 30 2.13 86 43 Unkn o w n 57.27 Mr*. P e n r l B u r n t Mrn. N a n c y I In Inin 80 30 23 10.77 I." ' 113.93 8 0 U n io n M otrin* n 30 111.77 I A cre S<|. In S B C o r of 33 21 7.33 Unknown l.ol 76 ..................... 10.77 69 23 M ahcl B. Mca.lc SO IJ 21 29 ltl.77 AV >, o f NAV E t t of SB 'i of NAV >4 •d s i : •, A B *4 o f N E 11.07 7.93 J o . line V n o ltiu U Ilk 29. tO II. It L e v y . M.n 10 18 21 29 ' . of HAV *4 of HB 5 it. 1 1 NW '4 o f NW tt l i a na 12.37 H K AVIlson ....... .. Iicr 396 fl S o f N W I t 21 t o n.«M» l e t 1 B lock 26 14 21 A AA’. MoremiAR — f o r B 1111 N 395 ft B 663 11 21 30 20 3.2*1 73.57 e l 5 B lock 26 220 tl. B. R ead ft S I I i Icr 29 lu lu E 2.52 76 40 l e t 7 B lo ck 26 U n k im w 11 8 1" ft N W lo Iicr A 11 21 3" IK 3.90 IrhM I., r a l a |.l 1080 1.01 22 B lo ck 26 7.11 ,11111.111:.% IIOII II B IU IIT N \ a l l r c o r d e d la P in ! Ilnalt %•>. 2 P a c e <* fl S of N B f o r o f NW I e l 2 B lo ck 29 . 7.31 j X rn iln n te t . u n i t y ll e c o r d a . 19 21 29 of N W •, .lit 9 Block 29 7.11 3.03 l.ot 22 Block 29 1.50 Mutlliln B evy r u n N 1020 ft W 410 3 2.05 7 23 o’!’.* • " »* oVJ’f k. ,H r o . . . Will. T. K ail lx ft S I I . Icr 29 m i n B l e t 23 Block 29 SB tt o f S\S o f S B '1 36 21 30 in Unknown 11.06 r. 65 2.82 l e l n in. II A 12 B lo ck 30 Unknown 4 978.1 ft H 63 di'K 17 1 lulu i: lo | i | o f Iicr l e t 16 III..cl, 30 a \% A H M i A i . i : to t l i o n m : n i i o H i i i i A u t : n i ' 8 a i m r r i o N t o i i i . a u k 2 52 IB cnn B 150 f l ) (Atol l e t 16 Block 31 ............ M " I M O I'li An l l r c o n l r i l In P i n t M onk ,%a. I P a n e 31 H e in ln n lr U n u n l y linn I.cr 110 ft W of 3.2" llerortlfte l e t 16 Block 31 NB f o r of N W H of l n I. 2. 3, I. 21. 22 A W t t Of l a d 31 ____ 8.70 F l o r i d a l i e n Un. 50 67 l e 21 20 T. I*. P r t r r n l l e l r n N W tt .................. .......... 19 21 29 I ail 67 B lock 32 ................. T.33 Unknown 17.65 lUontk n o w n r u n W 216.2 ft H II l e l n I. 2. 3, I. 18. 19. 2" 11.75 W 33" fl o f I.o In | i ; hi Uuknow n ....... a •Icr 29 in lu B 840 ft A 21 B lo ck 36 I IK 11.75 I 'l i k n o i v n 9.no UjJccH^cr 11. D ro dertio ti S 63 ,|CR 17 m i n B ta il 1611 l e t 9 B lo ck 37 3.9" I 'n k n o w 11 17.65 l i i1ik n o w n 316.8 fl N I t il cr 29 20.90 la.I 232 in .77 l e t 5 B lock 38 U nknown 17.(5 A n d re F c h tn ld i U n k n o w n Ulln W 978.1 ft to Iicr I 19 21 23 l e t II B lock 38 laid , 219 lo 252 1" 77 Unknnw n .69.32 U nknown 10.77 S'-. ..f SW '4 n f NW la ita 25.1 lo 25H e l IS B lo ck 36 69.33 I ’n k n o w 11 U nknown o f SB '4 A N 3-1 of 25.13 B oIn 330 A 131 10.77 tail IK B lo ck 38 ............. I'n k n o w n 86.43 J. ll. T r o t t r r 35 P n ra d lB c O r o v n Co. 19 21 29 NW of S B tt la ita 332 A 333 16.77 l.ot 19 Block 38 Unknown 34.84 U n k n o w n ........ 44 12 l e t 6 B lock 39 . 20 If. R. l e v y ............... 7.03 licit SW f o r Of N B tt i: *4 o f Bot 312 U nk now n 84.84 Unknown 20 21 29 39.66 l.o t 6 B lock II o f NK '1 fl. II fl r m l ................. 77 .......... 1.83 W tt o f lait 3 12 Unknown 9.70 Unknown 17 65 l e l n 211. 21 A 22 B lo ck 11 I tu n B 900 ft N 338 U U n k n o w n ............ 4.58 20 Unknown' Unit n o n o \ AN AIINIIAI.K 0911011%U m t O K U .llA llH CO’S S M I A D D T O n i . A C K ft W 900 fl H 338 ft 3.9" l.ot 2 B lock 42 I 'n k n o w 11 MVMMOCK Aa l l r r o r t l r d In P l a l n n ii k Nu. I P a c e ION N r m l a n le L 'o a a t y 11 51 l e t in B lock 42 20 Unknown ........ 1.81 SU. Unknown of N B *4 * NB llecorda. 1 83 I e l II Block 12 U nk n o n 0 tt of SB tt * W t t of I I I "'i Eeim B B crscti l«0 21.83 Bota 335, 336 A 337 20 21 29 l e t 6 B lock 13 Q II l l r n i l . 7.31 I 'n k n o w 11 SB tt 27.96 U n k n o w n ...................... 12.OS B enn U B r r a c h |o l e l n 12. 13 A II B lo ck 30 21 29 MA O P K '8 INT A D D IT IO N TO III.A l'K IIA 3 IM O C K Aa l l r r o r d r d l a P lat U n k n o w n ...... 4.30 al II 01 6.95 13 ........................................ Unknown Mrn. B ouluc Moody • ......llo o k No. 3 P n Kr 70 N r m l n u l r U o n m y l l r c o r d a . 21.08 l e l n 9. 10. II. 12. 13. I I . 21 21 29 I.u cy F. W n k n f l c h l tt of SW <4 •sfc. |.o | 11.71 NO it. II. Itim d ................1 . . . . . *• •• ■•••.«•• 6.26 17.65 U nknown 15 A IK B lo ck 16 .. . U n k miivii ......... I I I . 09 N W tt o f HW U .......... .. nf SW I, A HE u of 3 21 I .iim li l«rrH«*li • 9 .2 1 21 40 AV. II. A' o iiiir Bole I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7 A l no * | JJ| J»lj S W I, Of N W I, NW '4 il. It H ead ............... 103.91 122 1 •4| 31 U n k n o w u «• « « . » » . ia«aaa »>. 89.33 • 6.20 III 8 B lock 17 U nknown 82.98 l e t n I. 2. 3. 4. 37. 38 39 li.*) I ch of W 3 ch of NW 1,20 N B H o f S B <4 • I. II f l r m l ................. 2 21 31 l.'uk m iw n • • ........... ... I'l 69.31 I 11 F. o i l N| 21 ••fI o f S B tt of SW 14 N E o f S B tt " f HE < 4 1 21 3f» J o h n H. D r u r y 69.31 1" A 40 B lo ck 69 Unk nou n .............. a. « 6 26 laaa d 2 •n of NW CIdTHO 8 21 .11 11.40 AV. II. l a i o n a r d lit l e l n 9. in. | | . | 2. 29. 30. 101 21 III R 12 13 ch H o f NF: F o r |.iirt l< o f l a k e A S of 8 21 31 IM ) M o r r 6.26 1 i .oO' hJ v? Unknown 31 A 32 B lo c k 69 .... ......Hd’ Itu n S IK.55 ch W K in 21 29 rt erk ) ■ 82.98 l e t n 13. 1 1. 15. 16. 25. 26. I'll N 5 ill’ll B 16 16 s Ih R 264 fl o f N B I o r Unknown 16" 6.26 27 A 28 B lo c k 61 U n k n o u 1 1 .......... ...... 1 8ft ch S 81 3-1 i| cr B lo U n k n o w n ...................... u l NAV . of SAV tt i d 1 • 'll' Vi J l e l n 17. 18. 19. 26. 21. 22. ...... ...... . M.„ 22 21 23 lo R . ........................ NAV <4 J n i i . i i | o n ...... ....... . 9.11 ■.H 1'* j m 6 26 U nknown 23 A 24 B lo ck 62 — ........ ......... 5 10 S i: '4 o f N B tt I'.tlii S 26 4 rt av 330 fl 9 21 31 Unalir.W II U uknown to 49.11 l e l n 5, 8. 35 A 36 B lock .... N W tt o f S W tt A 11, k J.60 HI•:N 26 4 fl I! n o ft. 61 ........................ U n k n o u 11 ....... - ...... 56 37 CluiR. N E d m h .t n n N W ( ' o r o f HW U o f of Nl tt Of HAV ti" 2.50 B l« U rp d d y •* 21 29 31.08 l e t n 7. 8. 33 A 31 Block SW Unknown tt n t NAV tt 9 21 31 III IU j 3.50 U n k now 1 1 21 "8 ; 1 Itu n H 990 f( B 410 ft \\ H “ f s i E lla w o r t h T r u n l Fo. , of SAV •4 1" l e l n * I I , 12, 29 A 30 11.72 N 990 fl W 410 fl . •of NW tt A B '4 of 80 A lb e r t E d w a r d " un A A ’ II l ^ n n a r d l u s t .; 3 5" ------L-... U n k n o u li B lo ck 61 103.61 jm i fl. II. B r a d HW 1* of SAV 44 of 9 21 31 lo 10.77 Unknown 8 23 H A, o r S W 14 o f HW V, S B AA'allll.our 62.35 l e t n 17 18. 19, 20. 21, 22. I A. H.|. In N B F u r o f SB li. fl. Iteu d 21 29 160 NW U 6 26 M , ll lj, ml M r,till' . U n k im w u 23 A 21 B lo ck 66 in tt u f S B " f S W 14 9 21 21 NAV of SB tt T .4 lV ' ' J o e Hinlley ..... 23 21 29 .:rt~ 1 !'..*•* 28.T6 Uo T r u t i l r r l e t n 0. in. l l . |2 , 37. 38. t • •*•*, }* j Belt 10.66 ch N A 196 fl 6 26 U nk now 11 39 A I " B lo ck KH B o f S W F o r o f SB t t Of NAV tt A S 44 l e t n 17. IS. 19. 20. 29, 30. '4 o f N B '4 10 21 21 11.67 of NW o f N B tt A 6 26 15 2-3 II ll. I .r v y Unknown 3 1 A 32 B lo ck 68 B u n S 75 ft W 150 ft O v ie d o l i l r u a f l r o w NB of NW tt * U rn l e l n 6. 6. 7. 8, | | , 42. 13 N 75 ft B 150 to b r i t 310.21 e r s A *&oclallon ... F. A. n n u l e r n n n S B f o r or N W tt of 6 26 IS" U nknown A 11 Itlo ck 69 B . r NB F o r o f S W U 110.19 l e l n 9. |n , I I . 12. 37. 38. 23 21 23 I ’n k o o i i n .... N W tt 160 o f HW '4 10 II110 N 5(1" fl W 582 fl 21 31 6 26 U nknnwn 39 A 40 B lo ck 70 HAA'Iy In |>l l " 8 l fl W B u n H 6 cli AV 6.14 c h 2.52 Unknown 167 61 t e l 17 B lo ck 75 ................. A. I*. H e n k e l 149 o f I icr B In lo’R. S 1.63 cli H 88 i I cr W 2 52 U nknown l e t 6 B lo ck 77 3.90 S ion rt of N B t t of to By. N W ly ii Ii . iir lly. Unknowu 97.01 Unknown 16 78 M e l 3 B lo ck 78 14 23 *1 29 no F lia c F* A dam * to p |. AV n f Iicr B N B 'i l e l n |. 2. 3. 1. 13. I I. 15 41.73 NO U n k n o w n .......... 1 I " I'CR. W. B T o u n * 6 26 n i l ' l l All D 9I)N ,)I A D D IT IO N T O AV I I O l i n n i D O B Aa H e r n r d r d In P in ! If n k im w n A 16 B lock 79 I I . "8 40 Unknown licit 96 yd W of N B F o r in 77 Hook No. I P n R r II N rin l n o lr U n u n l y l l e r n r d a Unknown 166.61 l e t I B lo ck 83 .1. r . 1it 1in J r . 240 41.72 of N W 1, of HB tt Boulrtii IJliictti'hru r 10 31 II 111 77 I. Unknown ola 5. ti. 7. 8. 9. 10 A II . 230.63 l e t 8 B lo ck K3 J. F. I i lt lr J . . 320 17.65 B u n AV 117 ft H 373 f t J o h n T h o n i|i« o n 7.33 la ita 2" A 21 U u k now tt 21 "8 1.01 2 B lo ck 8 1 J. F. BIII h J r . 40 E 117 fl N 371 ft ........ U n k n o w n . .. 7.33 V n k n o u n AA'i ’hI 87" fl o f N Iiii7 ..... 21 ns l e i 3 B lo ck 8 | •0 (1 fl n r n d ■3.40 I I c r 3 4 8 ft N o f HB C o r It. J. l i t H er 7.33 5 21 30 fl of N B '4 of N W *4 .Tnkttown SI "8 l e i 6 B lo c k 81 Unknown 40 o f N W tt o f HB 14 • 10 21 21 3.20 II, r HE F u r o f HB <( o f T n k iio w n 37.96 l e i I B lo ck 66 laittlrt B u r n e y 40 I t u n AV 288 fl N 135 f t 3.20 21 U nknown KW '4 51.08 l e t 7 B lo c k 66 20 K M Hindi E 28H f* H 135 fl F r e d Mc i j i i .i Ir 3 20 .1') U n k im w n li n o N 4K6.7 fl AV 166 7 l.ot 21 B lock 86 8.33 B cr 70 yd N o f HW F o r Unknown 2 52 Unknown fl H IKK 7 fl B l o hi-R. 12 02 I ait 21 B lo ck 87 O | K0 O. B. B r a d 3.2 0 B 2 A of NB '4 " f NW o f HW <4 o f HB tt It) 31 Unknown Bot 23 B lo ck 88 B u n B 16 cli H 70 AM 3.90 4.20 Unknown 21 1" B llll" P i l l c r r oli o f NW '4 1 1 51 But 12 B lo ck 89 Unknown . 10 i: 4 c h N ID c h AV 20 l i r a u s e N •• 111 3.91) 13 Millie P a l l e t ) on I'n k n o w n W 2 A of B I A of NB I ait 10 B lo ck 90 c h H lo h e r ................. Htnri n Uo .. 1.76 Will Bx Ail'd 1, of NW of N W Ai 6 21 30 ___ . 7.63 UIIOKT'N A D D IT IO N T O Al.TA MO% T E Aa l l c r i i r d r d la P l a l Hunk .%« I 10 W. M. B r o u n N V4 o f N W t t (I*e«9 All S B tt of SB «4 A V l ' » 8 r 14 N r in l n o lr U o u n l y l l r c n r d * . 11 21 Unknon n 20 3 50 licit HB f o r o f AV A* I 'n k n o w 11 ti 2 1 30 o f A. F. I*, lly. Iaila 73 A 71 ................... E l i x i r 1». T h o i n a a 7 33 B u n B 16 c h N 6 ch II. k ' )6 r.l AV o f N B 3T. 1 1 B o la 79. 80. 81 A 83 II A. N lck td ro ll .... II. E . F u l l e r * *" 5 AV 16 ch H 6 c h ) 4 IA.7J 30 73 50 T h o im in J ’dliiliM.trn 11 21 31 F o r o f NW '.4 tno ll. B. llrn il ................. 82 98 H tt o f AV 14 o f HAV I: I tu n W 35 yil S 140 yd •4 I'HONT'N A D D IT IO N M ). 2 'l l) A I.T A MONTH Aa l l r r o r d r d la P l a l Hunk 22 7 It (1. II. B rail 8 23 1 to o f N B *4 H e n r y M u s h e s 7.63 t l U n k o o w n 21 I t 2.5** B 35 y d N I I " yil 82 98 %». I P n K r Ul N r m l n o l r U u u n l r l l r c o r d a . • ;. II. B r a d n;u H H o f N '4 o f N B | 1. Bek 330 fl B A 125 fl R 98 la i ta 5, 6. 15 & 16 H e a rt |M» ll F . WlldlltR o f HB '4 1 ........... ... 11 21 11 7.61 10 S o f NW F o r o f NB 6 21 30 21.83 69 23 S 10(1 ft o f ta il 15) B r Bewlrt U nknown . 230 t t 21 ) 11 21 31 AV II. Yoiiiib 2*» l i n o B 5" ft S till ft *i |o.77 90 l,.,t 12 .................... * C o ll ie B. I l o r l o t i U nknown 10 2 73 U u l’ . n o u n W 50 fl N 140 fl All S '4 o f B '4 o f NB l l r r o r d r d In II A A 31 A %'N ADD TO A I.T A .MONTI: A* l l r c o r d r d In P i n t Monk No. 3 F ft IB N NI’IIVB V D F I.A III I U HA IIM Aa l l r c o r d r d In P l a l Hoot. M , I A A t i l l AAT Aa 111: •4 o f S W tt AV of P a * r II N r m l a n l r U n u n ly l l r c o r d a . I’n s r .'ll) N r n il n o lr I n n n l y l l r r n r i l * . II r r o r d a . B i lcli I t o i i ' l < B e a n A l l 1 1 -'t lad 8 B lock A J B AAIt 11• 6 » .:l U likliow 11 B ion fl o f Bol I Itlo ck 4 21' hind i Icmci Iliad In Deed V Unkoowu 311" .* I i i l o l i l " - J o h i io o >• o J. S ■•Inkle 8 63 la .t a 13 A II Block A ........... la i c y Jon * * 2 62 21 30 B o o k 51 I '. i r c 3561 I « 59 Ia n 9 in ,,c k a ..... 91 ”4 lad IB lock II J It AA li lt r U nknown Vern K. P o llo c k 3.90 N >4 o f S <4 of N B >4 25 21 I ait III Itlo ck A ............. l a - a l r r Muaolt 6 B lo ck II It. | | Bin 11. tt 31 10 M. F. Itolilnnon 11.07 l e t 1.83 2,30 E m m a M c t jn a l * 2 4 53 B 75 fl of tail I Itlo ck ll 21 30 of N B tt " f SW t4 Unknown V ern I-' P o llo ck A I . I I X A M I I I I A Dll OAIIIIMI Aa l l r r o r d r d In P in t llo o k %o. I l'> x * 13 7.33 I" 77 II. R 651.1 fl A V of SB Bol 7 Itlo ck ll A n n a II. l e u l o i c k „ U nknown N rm tuulr f o u n t ) llr r o r d a . 2 I "8 7 21 30 F o r of N B *4 of NB 14 U nknown l a d I B lo ck A . . ... B u n N 26 i | cr in m in I 'n k m . w 11 I ' *1 II O II B I IT I.. IIIMT'N' ADDITIO% i ' l l Al,T A M O N T H %• H r m r d e d In l a d a I. 2, 3 A 4 B lock li AA’ It A'.omit • I >i B 25* ft N 63 il.’R till P l o t (look %«. 2 P n a r a 00 A 07 ki m ln iile U n u n l y l l r c o r d a . m in AV 269 fl In IllA. AUI.I %'rt PI.A % O F f l V I B i l l ) Aa l l r r o r d r d lo P in t llo ok .An. I P a n e l e l n I. 6 A 11 liliu'k D Unknown *'V e Sly lo pi AV o f Iicr E la .l a I. 2. 3 A I l l l o r k B Ml«» K a l e A u n d e r ! I 17 88.22 I I N r m l n o l r U n u n ly l l r c o r d a . WIIII.1III I In " 1.11IIR 123 >4 ft to I.c r . I I B P I . AT O F AVINAA'OOD Aa H r r n r r t r d In P l a l llo o k %o. 3 l* a«e .ill l e t 1 B lo ck F U nknown 172 39 B> R 5 >4 cli N A 9.76 ch l a d 3 A IS fun), a t r i p ru iin O B o f HAV F o r of N B *4 Ju n t W ent o f l a d 2 of HW 7 21 3" Iatlit 16. 20 A 21 . . •U nknow n 1 15 B lo ck C ... ............ .. Unknow n 4*. 74 5 6" I.«i I h 131. In 157 ( I k' ch Bllll H 182 ch W II A. E. lijoliloni Unknown 31 l | H 53 l e t 3 B lo ck B 41.72 ch N 1.83 ch B II cli. I n i . now 11 Unknown 11.51 leiiih u n , 117 ^ ItfOi U n k n o w n • 1 4 21 It. u 287.1 fl i: A 891.6 W. 11 l l r n k n w A. A t ' M V N A D D IT IO N i ' l l IIA I B D t l Aa l l r c o r d r d In P in t B o o k .An. I III 1)90% PA II If Aa l l r c o r d r d In P l a l ll m ik No. I P a * e HO N rin l n o lr n n of s w F o r of h i: P n i t r l.i N rn tl n u lr I u tility l l r c o r d a . I 011 u l ; l l r c o r d a . 2.13 '• o f HW *4 7 **I 3" il U n k n o w n l a d a I, 5 & 6 B lock A Mr* A N claoo Kuii K In l i r l r k nl. la ita I. 2, I. 5. 6. A 8 In • **., I k P i n t Book No. I P n ii r lit! 86" II | HW «»ii nl. *«• |»t H of Will B ( All'.l 16 a 18 t o 31 Itwynl F e r n C o r | 5 4" Unkoow n la.lH 4. 6 Ai 6 B lo ck It .... AV. J. A'.irn • M N l»i I mk i i : .r: 9li:AA'.AIIT'N NI IID IA IM O N Aa l l e c o r d r d In P i n t llm ik Nn. .1 P n « e 05 ladH 7. 8, 9. 10. | | At IS Ma It la ml l l c a l l y 8 **I 30 : u o f h w *4 40 28 26 l l e r r t H 168 ft o f l a d a JtiH lIitr V u tlU tl s k l rk 72.97 S r n i l n n l r l ' , , „ n l ) l l r c o r d a . Fo. TrilBlee 3 90 11.21 I 'l i k n o w i l Unknown 20 7. N Ai 9) B lo ck II .... It. AV. l e w In n 122.39 la d 9 B lo ck A o f H *•? o f 1^*1 1 8 2 1 30 5.96 1 N rg ll*»7 fl N o f HW f*or I ' o k lion 11 la d 8 B lo ck It D T I K U II NITDIIII, T R U S T E E * ! NI H I I I t INDIA Aa l l r c o r d r d lu P l a l R ank U lik lin ii n l a d 9 B lo ck II 8 SI 3" o f Vxisl I No. 3 P a p r SI N r m l a u l a F o u u l y l l r r o n l a . I ' n k n o w 11 121.71 l a d II B lo ck B Maltel I, .Mfilllf 961 155 l a d I " .................. ........... f). It. N ch .o n 17 63 3.63 W llm rr H ln v u rl l a d K B lo ck F ....... ■> ft Sly 2053 ft W 3.90 ' Unknown II. I*. Hll 1*1*11*14 A D D IT IO N T O O V IB IIO Aa l l r r o r d r d In P l a l ll o o k No. l a d IU B lo c k F , 226 2 fl N usa fl W 3 12 4.70 U n k n o w n ITiikuow 11 26 33 I P a x * 13 N r m l n u l r C o u a l y l l r r o r d a . R 11 M a r lin 31 l a d 15 B lo ck C ................ : ; 553 ft to l» R W. J. Wclili lad 7 . . N B lrrn b rrK 14.31 la d 17 B lo ck C ” 'J |AV '4 o f NB '4 o f NAV 10 77 la.|rt 28. 29 A 3<i II till ROW n U nknown U nknown 63 06 l a d 8 B lo c k D 8 21 30 3 I '• o f NW ', I 'n k n o w n l a d 31 A H 6 fl o f l a d 31 U nknown 34 14 l a d 9 B lo ck 1) . . .... 3.9" I A* B. I I I I I F F 'I A ’N NI'IIIIIA INIIIN Aa l l r r o r d r d l a P l a l llo o k No. I P a x * I'lik n o iv n N 50 fl i d l a d 32 K W. Hwopu 34.53 l a d I" B lock I' 7.3 3 1 13 N r m l n o l r B o u n t y l l r r o r d a . U u k iio w 11 l a d 35 > » « • « » « » » * » » » » » » » « » « —« aagai tang T. A u lln 14.64 la d e 9. ID A 15 Block B 31.1" T. W. I a m « 1.831 la .l a 10 A 29 Unknown l a d 12 B lo ck li JO H N J . BO AA’N A D D IT IO N T O O V IR U O Aa l l r r o r d r d l a P l a t B ook I 1.21 IS t t o f N '4 of l a d 27 A U u k n o w n 35.11 No. 3 P a i r 33 N r m l n o l r U n u n ly ll e r u r i l a . F 11 l l o o k r r 16 21 l a d 24 B lo ck B AV. If. B r o k n w 3 90 | H t t of l a d 2 « Unknown 14 l a . lx 18 A 19 B lo ck K 172 39 l a d 3 B lock I I 'n k n o w ti ... . . U n k n o w n — ........... . II.• • 30 331 15 P l a l '• -• 3. I A 5 7.63 1)1.MVI I ’. AD AND MII.I KII Al Illll A INDIA AN i t r . t ' o i i D i : i i i a l a d r 9 A 10 B lock 2 U T. A llan 14 I t 10 AVIllla B N o w ell N It o f l a d 2 Ar H t t of llo ok An. .1 P a a r Nl N rn iln o lr l o o n I f l l e r n r d a . l a d I A B '* o f S W '4 AVH.NOVN A D D IT IO N T O O V IB IIO Aa l l e r a r d e d l a P l a l H ook No. 1 l ’a * r 3.1 N r m l n o l r I ' o u a l y l l e r n r d a . A N t t of N W 1; * S l.b l U nknown 8.63 l a d 22 B lo c k A 1’IIIAIIllii II If IIII U II 1, *4 " f NAA' tt lla'Kd I. cr 11 l a d r I, 2 A 3 l l a l l Iic r . N O l ' i i l A l . T A t l O M i ; IIF .ID IIT S Aa l l r r o r d r d In P l a l ll o u k lAo. I l ' « » r 7 '4 c h i: o f NAV F o r Ml ‘4 fl N o f HW F o r U N r m l n u lr t ' n u n l r l l r r o r d a . o f l a d 3 r u n B 76 ft a zm 6 96 l a d I B lock A I 'n k n o w u 310 M n l ll a m l R e a l l y 17 21 30 N 9 t t ch AV I " c h ) to By. N W ly o n lly. 11 l a d 2 B lo ck A J i l l 88 U u k now'll Co. T r u a t e a '» fl ll 30 ft fn l l y 10.77 N E tt " f N B tt l a . t r I, 9 A II B lo ck A 27.96 t ' u k n o w 11 18 21 S') 40 M a i t l a n d l t « a l t l ' Fo. NAV o n By. l o pi. N o f 3.9" SAV tt of NB tt A NAV New- York ■M all la n d Unknown r, 4" l e t 5 B lo ck A 60 Unknow n 3 IlCR H to Iic r .I B lo ck A Unknown 222 I I • | 7.31 l a d ” 4 4 1 B lo ck A Unknown F 01 p u r a t l u n 2 7 96 56.07 19 3" ! tt o f HB tt 4«l Ittik now o M ID W A Y N B All O V IB IIO Aa R e c o r d e d In P i n t B o o k Nn. I F or a 4S l a d r 8 A I" B lo ck A I ’n k m .w 11 NK tt o f SB 11.era N U n k n o w 11 24.83 H r m l n u l r U n u n ly l l r r o r d a . 2183 l a d I B lo ck II 19 2 1 3" Mrn. 1. T. A v u ry 35 5 ArM'j* I 2U Unkoow n l a d a 3. 4. 29 A 30 . .. J B O x e m il n e IS 90 65 47 la .t a 2. I. 6. 8 A I" Block I HAV tt , d S B tt t l a - r a S U nknown 11.07 ! '» o f N t t o f HAV •, II ’i i k n o n n W A4 i d l a d 33 B in m a lla c u n 7.11 la>In 3. 5. 7. 9 A . II B lo ck 19 7 63 21 3ft * o f hf: u Mary I*. N oble A. L. I t c i i k r l 21.f t la»l 34 ........................... U nknown 1111 1» II 11.07 IN K tt Of HW tt U nknown 19 21 30 in New York ■M a i t l a n d NAMt 1:1. A. It Oil IN M I N I k l ’R I lI V l H I o N Aa R e c o r d e d In P in t Hook No. 2 62 I ok now 11 12 B lock II 138 3" la d F o rp o rallo u 2* 36 3 I'ORr H N rm ln o lo F o u n l r l l r r o r d a . SM It N. H chlrti ’.« B 9 2^62 II B t t o f hf : tt o f HAV >4 19 21 3D la d 13 B lock II U n k o o w 11 55 47 le lllM i III n ’k i . h e a r 2" 5 96 i s 1 A o f N E *4 o f NB '♦ 19 : i U u k now n L °1 20 .............. U n k u u w n ................... an Aa I t r r n r d r i t ti» P l a t llo » k 8« la d 2 B lo ck 1* 4 U n k n o w n . 3 20 l a d 3 B lo ck t: U n k now n AI.I.BN'N F I R N T A U D IT IO N T O W A k H I N O T O N II B I O M T a An (HAV tt o f N E tt * K *4 l a d I B lock F I'n k n o w n of r d In P l a l R o o k No. 3 P a g e 23 N rm ln o le I ' o a a l y H r r o r d a . I I " 19 l a . I k 5 A 6 B lo ck F li n y A T r o s lllioii 7.33 Unknown HB '4 H e a rt h r * 8 cli 80 97 l a d a I I * IS H lo rk I Unknown _ _ L a. B u y A T rov IM lo n 3 90 ! B lo ck F U u k u o i i 11 27.96 ll aa dd 87 B l a d a 16 A 17 B lo c k I Unknown B a y A T r o v ll ll o ti W o f SB F o r Bull N 3 90 lo ck F Unkoow n l a d a 5 A 6 Block 2 U n k n o w n 5 c h AV 6 rli H 6 c h i: I'n k n o w n 7.31 I.4 S II II E I .IIA t.l Al. T il A l.T %• l e t r t 9 A I " B lo ck C l a d a «l A 13 B lo ck 2 Fukoowu of 5 c h I * NAA" 3 90 11 B lo c k f ............. I 'n k n o w n l i . l T I I I S Un, S b l l r m n l r d In P lo t l e t Unknown l e i .* B lock 3 Uoknown 2» 21 30 NAV tt U n k o o w 1 1 1.5* t a . t r I A 2 B lo ck I) n u lr I m in i; llr ra r d a . la d 8 B lo ck 3 . Unknown i . i i w '4 o f HAV t t * HW tt l e t 3 B lock I) <*. F. Z r I g U r Unknow-n l a d a II A 12 B lo c k 6 J p. AVIlllauia 27 96 l a d 1 B lock D 2ft • | B a y A. T r o v ll ll o ti 3ft 2 52 o f NAV tt I ' n k n o w 11 l a d a I Jo 20 B lo ck 7 U nkuuwn 21 63 l a d a 5 A 6 B lo ck I» C r l l a K. l e w l B ll.'if A c h A V of HB F o r 4.61 I ' u k n u w 11 H o w a r d 11.6c 31) 24) 21 o f N B tt of HB tt I a . t r 7, 8. 9. Ill A II 44 A Mill NliTON II B l l i IITN Aa H e r o r d r d la P U I Booh 69 21 Eva f . liu n d y l l u n N 5 c h AV 6 ch H B lock l> I'n k n o w n N r m l a u la l o o n t y l l r r o r d a . 10 77 U b IIii K l.ew le 5 ch B 5 ch A i HB tt l a d a 12 A. 13 B lo ck D U n k n o w n .„. J o h n B a rc la y >1 (« l a d a I lo 6 A III l o 31 2 M 21 3« . ... o f HU tt 14 I t 29 I n k now n ?« H tt o f MB A*of n f : tt A 20 lo 36 44 47 l o 66 W. A M cKae Unkuuwn i : o: 21.01 23 21 30 I r S S l N W tt Of NAV tt K>4 o f N W tt of HW <4 I t 34 29 A. I . l l r o k r l 20 * 41 lu 68 A 72 t o 77 Unknown AV A, *.f N|£ tt A B H l a d a 7. ■ A 9 „ . .. Unknown NK tt of N W tt u l HAV 14 21 29 o f N W t t i * HW A, «f to A I. I l r n k . l l e t a I t l» 19 * 17 (o 46 Unknown N W t t * S W tt « f CukUuMI 125.16 L ada 69. 1*. 11 A l i __ U n k n o w n |4t> AA' t t o f N W tt o f tt S3 21 34) HE tt •0 Unknown A I. l l t u k a l 97.04 * s o f HAV tt 81 • » la Unknow-n 61 . 16 14 21 29 A, HB tt o f HAV tt SI n 311 C ell* V L a w la. J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1927 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 02, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 02, 1927. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 02, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald