297 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d650520f87f7d58ec92c70540b682f3b.pdf 0dde061327fb719565838abb10826987 PDF Text Text I------------ ------ 5 » T IIE W EATHER P artly cloudy. Probably scat­ tered thundershowers nnd slightly cooler thin afternoon or tonight in north nnd central portions. Tuesday generally fair. Leased Wire International News Service SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, JULY 4, 1927 The Pal Byrd L eft Behind Him Chicago’s Alimony Bill Is High Figure it C o n fis c a tio n Of Property Under exican Law May pad To Troubles il hdaref Company 3 One Affected mit F o r Drilling i Refused By The ead Of Commerce VSHINGTON, .July 4— I) __The American r o v [ent is expected in a few | to askt Mexico for a full [nation o f its reported acBn declaring forfeited the Is of an American oil [any because the comhus refused to comply | the Mexican law. Lie of tho few stuto depnrt| officials who remained in I over the Fourth would comon the coho today nor admit | this move is considered the act against which the MexIgovernment had been warned 1 resident Cooljdgc and Secre| Kellogg. i Transcontinental Oil Comk a Standard Oil of New Jersbbsidlnry, is tho company nfJ. Officials of the firm have ted the action to tho state de­ cent, Inclosing n letter from lexicon Secretary of Comi, Lulr N. Morones, by which fianseoutincntal was refused Irm it for drilling \n the Ids thnt the rights of the cum'w e re “considered as having . renounced.” hdor tho Mexican oil lnw. for/ companies were to huvo their its confirmed by the Mexican | m inert by December 11. lust, [property of compnnles fuihng (imply witli the luw being ren•d liable to w hat tho United es government considercs con­ ation. 'ife Of Dudley F. laloneReportedTo Seeking Divorce CHICAGO, July 4.— (IN S) — Chicago's annual alimony bill is $.1,640,000, according to sta tis­ tics compiled by the superior and circuit courts of Cook coun­ ty. In other words this is tho price Chicago ex-husbands pay yearly for their mnrtinl free­ dom. ‘ , The figures also disclose th at approximately 0,000 divorces are grunted here annually. Another secret given up by the statistics is thnt one fifth of tho fair divorces rem arry a t the end of their first year of freedom. • Boy Scouts And Cowboy Band A ssist President Entertain For Delegation OfNewsjiapermen In Black Hills Todav Independence Day Ceremony Observed Cowboy Outfit Is Presented By Troop Attend Luncheon This A fter­ noon Given By Bleriot And Will Be Banqueted Tonight Celebration Given For Hath Fourth Of July And Chief Exccutives5Btli Anniversary Two Men Rescued After Drifting In Small Boat 7 Days [lEW YORK. July 4. — (IN S )— L»n interest wns aroused here tocspcclally In fem inist circles J news from Paris th at Doris Ivens hns entered suit for di­ Ice from her husband, Dudley lid Malone, who as an internnlinl lawyer, hns represented ny rich Americans society wowho came to Paris to obtain Drees. frivate advices from Paris said the Malones have been espged for tome time nnd that unc “hns nmde busy dodging pess servers.” The romance of Malones began in Washington to years ngo when Mr. Malone [mtuirly offered his services to Is Stevens, who wns in jail for bketlng” the White House. She | that time wns one of tho leadexponents of women’s rights WASHINGTON, July 4—(INS) | America. * —Reno is losing its prestige as the divorce meccu of wealthy and socially prominent Americans. Tho |ighteen Die Over lure of Paris and the Seine Tri­ Indiana W eek-End bunal where niurital m isfits arc undone with a minimum of incon­ [INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., July 4— venience anti discomfort nre mukTJS)—Eighteen persons m et vio- ing serious Inroads into the herebt deaths in Indiana over the i tofore prosperous industry of the lek-end, while scores were injur- Nevada desert metropolis. The Unite dStatcs census bureau soine probably fatally, a su r­ which delves into all kinds of sta ­ ’ of the state showed today. tistics, is just out with figures \utoipobiloa accounted for seven showing how Reno’s divorce indust­ Ithe deaths and most of the in- ry is on the decline. ries. Four were drowned, two In 11)25 courts in the state of NeIre killed by firecrackers, two vudu granted a total of 1,082 di­ Ve slain, two suicides und u train vorces of which 708 were awarded |<il one. a t Reno. In 1020 the state's total bt New Albany two little girls hud dropped to 1,021, with Reno’s toduy from burns received quota down to 750, a loss for the £'n a firecracker went off pre- stato of 01 and for Reno of 42 in Hurriy. the year. COOLIDGE HAS Trans-OceanPlanes 5511 BIRTHDAY I m p r a c t ia l, A c o sta PARTY INfefc? T ells Prince Carol Commander Richard RvrdAnd Bcmt Halchcn V isit Mother Of l,ost French Fliers To Express Sorrow Over Loss PARIS, July 4 — Commander Richard E. Byrd nnd his relief pi­ lot, Brent Rnlchcn, today visited the mother of Charles Nungesser nnd expressed their sorrow over North Carolina Mountaineer the tragic end of the NungcsserParis-to-Ncw York flight. Acclaimed Ry 5,000 People Coli Bert Acosta and George O. NoA fter Gun Hattie With Man ville, the otksr two members of the Who Killed 13 Year Old Girl crew of the America, which flew from New York tp Ver-Sur-Mor, MORGANTONi N. C., July 4. France, slept until 11:80 this m orn­ (IN S )—This place toduy Was ccle. ing nnd did not go with Byrd nnd Iirating u "sufe and sami fourth" Rnlchcn to the Nungesser home. following 11 of the most hectic Acostn, whose collar hone was •lays In Its existence, two of which fractured when the monoplane landed, has been advised by doctors were passed under m artial lnw. Pursued for two weeks by posses to rest, nnd Novillu is recovering nt times numbering 2,500, Urondus from the effects of a cold. Byrd and Rnlchcn also assisted Miller, negro outlaw who clubbed to death Gladys Kincaid, 15 yeur- in the Independence Day ceremon­ ies. They went to the monument old white girl, is dead. The fugitive with a price of $2,_ in the Place Des Ktnts Unis erect­ 000 on his head Was shot nnd killed ed in the memory of Americnn vol­ by o»o of the posseinen, Connno.. unteers in the French arm y n*u! dore Burleson, ufter a gruelling placed a wreath upon the statue. were joined this afternoon gun battle on u mountain cliffsidc. byThey Acosta and Noville a t a lun­ Raising his gun to his shoulder, cheon given in their honor by Louis the outlaw commanded. Burleson to Bleriot, famous French airm an halt. As Burleson advanced and the first to fly across the Eng­ through the brush Millet* fired. lish Channel. Burleson then opened a .45 on the Byrd, who with Acostn under­ negro, killing him instantly. B u r. went a physical examination nt the ieron was unscathed. American Hospital .Saturday, is A crowd of 5,000 persons g a th e r. rapidly recovering his strength cd around the county jail to view nnd Acosta’s injured rig h t shoulder tho body of the dead negro, nnd to is mending. All four fliers hud a wildly acclnlm Burleson, u quiet rust over Sunday nnd nre looking mnnncred mountaineer. forward to an interesting week in Paris. They will bu among the guests of honor tonight nt n hnnquet given by the Chamber of Commorce and among those pres­ ent will he two other noted Ameri­ can filers, Clarence Chamberlin nnd Churles A. LeVlrtc. ** |n the evening tho Americans MIAMI, Fla., Ju ly 4—(IN S )— will he guests of honor ut a Fourth A drift In n 28 foot motor bent In of July banquet given by the the gulf Btrcam since June 27, Curl Chamber of Commerce. Chuml'erStanton, 29, nnd Mike McDonald, lin nnd Levine ulso will he pres­ 37, both of Miami, were picked up ent. This uffuir will bring together yesterday by n freight steam er, according to advices received here six Americans who have flo\«p nin a radio message to Mrs. Peggy cross the Atluntic a record which, so fnr, has never been equalled. Stanton, wife of one of the pair. Commander Byrd wns a guest of Stanton nnd McDonald set out for Bimini last Monday with scunt honor a t the dinner last night Richard ;apl.......... — -I). White, provisions. They ure believed to given hy„ Cant. D’Affaircs, at CThn have had engine trouble and hnvu American CThnrgu litz Hotel, Hotel. p is th ree compan­ drifted since then. They were al­ the Ritz most exhausted from hunger, thirst ions dined nt n uTOT'restnurnnt in und exposure at the time of yes­ the M ontmnrtre district. Their id­ terday’s rescue. Full details of the entity soon became known and the plight of the two were promised restaurant became so crowded that when the freighter reaches Balti­ the proprietor had to close tho doors. more, the message said. Byrd is enthusiastic over the Airplane searches have lioen amount of scientific data obtained made from Miami for the disabled on the flight of tho America. Like boat without success. Lindbergh he believes there will ho n regular tnm s-A tlantic air ser­ vice within 10 years. Floyd Bennett, close friend and flying mate of Commander Richard E. Byrd, receives a t St. Vincent’s Hospital in Now York word of the prog­ ress of the “America's" trans-A tlantic flight. Bennett Byrd’s sole com­ panion on the HUtor flight to the Pole, was kept from the "America’s” Paris hop by injuries received In an accident to the plane last April. [CHICAGO, July 4.— (IN S )—Apr^xiinately one million Chlcngo/'•'* fled (lie heat of the city f f u three day frolic in the woods fi HUn>nur resorts nearby, r/erc king patriotic today under tho sedifficulties—th a t of per|« a l discomfort. I Thla discomfort, amounting to Inual suffering for many, was ocI ,“n*d by a sudden radical drop v tcntpcrature. With the mercury f^ b in g between 90 and 100 de­ lb 1 t*,re® days previous to e holiday exodus, thousands of fspiring citizens grasped tho opco<d off In the deep I rrj1* resorts fringing the [T h* V** Friduy night, nfbuclLrfaj V,n ?*ddch the m ercury li ' boat, train, automof ttn<* afoot, the city moved to r Country- The people were .cant- ily clad, thinking only of relief from the excessive heat. And then—with u sudden shift of tho wind, the m ercury begun hacking up in tho bulb. From 94 on Friday it dropped to 57 S atur­ day night. It went still lower on Sunday. Thousands were caught unprepared in thu grip of the tolc blasts. Owing to the crowded conditions of camping resorts many were forced to sleep in automobiles and on the open ground .These suf­ fered kconly. At several resorts where danc­ ing was u feature of the entertain­ ment the orchestra played all night to perm it guests who were short of clothes, to keep warm. • It was estim ated th at one third of the city’s population or one mil­ lion people had vacated their homes to spend the holidays somewhere in the country. RAPID CITY, S. 1). July 4 President Coolidgc gave himself a birthday party today with the able assistance of a cowboy hand from Tcfry, Montana, and the cu* ter. S. I)„ hoy scout mounted pa­ trol. The newspapermen and photo­ graphers of his party were tho guests. Tho cowboys rendered nn all day serenade- the scouts put their pony mounts through a series of in tri­ cate evolutions, the newspaper men ate ice cream and cake, and thus was the 55th anniversary of the president's birth, and I51st anni­ versary of the founding of tho national celebrated In thu Black Hills. It all took pluee on the front porch and lawn of the state game lodge to the edification of a num­ ber of tourists and campers who looked on and listened in from hnck of the (lend line drawn hy the RoldierH guarding tho Summer White House. The day developed a t least one known birthday present received hy thu president. The caster hoy scouts incidentally thu only mount cd troop In the country-—gave him a complete riding outfit includ­ ing a bridle, snddle, chaps, hoots and spurs und placed a seven year olr mare named “ Kit" nt Ids dis­ posal with which to try out tho rcgnliu. H ie hoys wanted to give him tho m are ulso^Jiut Mr. Coolidgo explained th a t ho could only use it out here and th a t a “loan" her would he more acceptable. LINDBERGH TARE GEORGIA GRAND OFF AT NOON FOR BEGINS INQUIRYr N. Y. CITY FLIGHT INTO FLOGGINGS Peeking Tnm.s-Atlantir Aviator I s Finn Slops Of Jurors W atch­ ed N\ illi Interest In Toccoa Saddened By Ilent hOf Lieut. Where. Whippings Aroused A 'Iliad Johnson; Latter Is OAKLAND, Cal., July 4. (IN S) Great Amount Of Interest With only intanglhio clues to wi/rk Accorded A Royal Funeral Old Girl In Oakland Sanford Drops 1st Game To Orlando Sanford dropped the first game of Ha scheduled holiday hill to Orlando this morning, 3-1. McLnnnhnn, left handed pit­ cher who joined the club last week, gave up but seven hits, while Sanford collected 10 off Sweeney. This afternoon the teams play ut Tinker Fiold, Orlando. Score hy innings: R II E Orlando 100 000 002— 8 7 1 Sanford 001 000 000— 1 10 0 Pacific Conquerors L e a d Celebration In I s la n d s Today Forty Boys Leave For Y.M.C.A.Camp U. S. Imports Large In Volusia County Number Of Fourth , orCary i). Of July “( 'rackers” Byrd’s P ilot Granted Interview In Paris With Romanian A t Home Of Lupeseu Dirigibles A re Favored By Flier Says Rough WeatKer Over W ater Ban To Heavy M a c h i n e s By WILLIAM 1*. CARNEY I n te r n a t io n a l N ew s Service PARIS, July 4— (IN S )— Regular all -the -year -round trans - Atnlnntic passenger service by airplane is not feasible, In tho opinion o f Berk Acostn. pilot o f th e "Ameri­ ca”, which made a non-atop Bud W eather And Punctures flight front New York to To T ires Of Landing Gear France against severe' w ea­ Have Kept "Broken Neck” ther conditions. Flier In D istress A Week Acosta believes, however, th a t FLIER UNDECIDED ON FLIGHT FROM HONOLULU TO U.S. HONOLULU, July 4. (IN S )—. Im patient at Ids five day delay caused first hy had weather and thou hy tire punctures nn his laml_ ing gear, "Broken Nock" Dick Grace, movie stu n t flyer, was do_ bating today whether to try a_ notlier takeoff from the Island of Kuuid on a nolitary non_stop flight to California or wether to return to Pearl Harbor. Grace's tiny monoplane wns nil set to hop off ns curly as WcdncB_ day of last weak. Ills Hawaiian friends, however, advised him a_ gainst bucking a stiff trade wind. The wind and bail weather prc_ vailed till late in tho week. On odgo from thu delay nnd from cnhlcs sent hy Ids sponsors of his flight, Grace tried to take off on Saturday from Ids rough, inqiro vised runway a t "Barking SumU" on Islnnd of Kauai. Ho punctured n tire in his landing gear each tin y when his heavily laden pliUic struck ruts In the runway. A naviil plane flew from Pearl Harbor uir_ port with n spare tire or two for Grace's plane. with, police today were seeking to TOCCOA, Gn., July 4. (IN S )— discover a motive for tho slayers OTTAWA, Canada, July 4.—(IN SC)—Saddened Ry the tragic death The Stephens County Grand Ju ry of 15 year-old Miihul Mayer, gram ­ this morning began investigation m ar school student, whosu battered of Lieut. L. ’fluid Johnson of the of floggings which terror!* d this body was found in the weeds of u Selfridge squadron, which marred community recently. Interest in vacant lot. his arrival here Saturday, Colonel tho proceedings was high as p ro . Two blood stained pieces * of Charles A. Lindbergh was today liminnry steps were taken. scantling lying nearby showed tho Cases being investigated concern weapons with which tho girl hud making preparations to leave the An autopsy showed the alleged whippings of Mrs. been killed. Canadian capital a t noon. had not been assaulted. Lindbergh will fly directly to Ansloy Bowers, her 15 year old sheMabel’s music teacher told i»olica New York City. Major I.unphier son, Floyd, Mrs. M artha Finley, of the girl’s recently awakened in­ Elsio Williams and Bart Singleton. and the other nine aviators of thu Selfridgo squudron who accompan­ Ten men are being held la cornice. terest in men. Detectives believe ied Lindbergh from the Michigun tion with the floggings. They are the blue eyed victim accepted an T. R. Lowery, Hurt Lov cry, J. 11. offer to "go for a ride." Two men flying field will return there. in an automobile clubbed tho girl This city was ntill in mourning Fvrgusi/n, Moso Jordan, W. G. to death, authorities heliovu. Ac roe, Jam es Andcrholt, Hendrix for Lieut. Johnson today. Flags were a t half mast on all federal Wileyn, Fletcher Means, Elmer buildings and at the United States Clurk and Charlie Thomas. They ure held under bond of $300 each. consulate. Mrs. Bowers wns abducted from Yesterday the unfortunate nvintor was accorded a royal funeral her homo two weeks u:;o and given At least 24,000 people watched tho 82 lashes by a leather strap. Her imposing cortege which was par­ son Floyd was given rim llar t r e a t, ticipated in hy Premier MacKon- meat. Jam es Ayers, farm er, who HONOLULU, July 4.— (IN S) kio King, Hon. William Phillips, A- took them to a doctor, it is Huid, mericun ambassador, representa­ Inter went insane due to threats Luster Maitland and A lbert Ilcgen. tives of other foreign governments against Ids life. Tho other two horger, the daring arm y pilots who and leaders o*\*he state, m ilitary women were whipped more than a I made tho virginal flight from tho TALLAHASSEE, Flu., July 1— and official life of the dominion. month ago. Singleton was whip- mainland to the Hnwniiun Islands, ( INS7—Florida’s stntc capital was ped and then led Honolulu’s celebration of Inde­ deserted today, with most of the town. pendence day today. Tho flyers a t­ state officials in other cities mak­ tended special Fourth of July cere­ ing Fourth of July addresses. monies a t Schofield barracks. Snturdny there was a run on the Tomorrow morning tho airmen stato supremo court library for will soy goodbye to the huge, threecopies of American histories and motored Fokker which carried them a fter the supply guve out, several from Ouklund to Honolulu. M ait­ state officials were seen to drive land and Jlegenherger will circle Under the leadership over to the library of the Florida over Honolulu and the Island of Wolfe, secretary of the Seminole State College for Women. H. Clay Crawford, secretary of County Y. M. C. A. und his phy-J WASHINGTON. July 4.—(IN S) Onliu in a two hour flight. Thuy state, was one of the few state of­ sicnl director- "Pop" Lnm kin,! Di-apite the ever increasing agita- will return to Ouklaiul abroad tho ficials rem aining nt the capital I i b o u t 40 Sanford hoys left here !t j„n for u «8UfLI und sane” fourth liner Maui on Wednesday, leaving their Fokker behind for u»o in v during the double holiday. He will this morning for Camp Winona. | ,ll)(j t ho outlawing of fire works inter-M uiid flying. will ,-Ul0 United States Imported a , ........... ........... „ milpresent the Florida state seal to Volusia County, where they tho Second annual Older nd0n pounds more ’ahootiag' crackthe Pan-American Good Will fliers attend the l h t firal f()Ur roonlhs of 1927, Clue To Murderer duo to arrive in Tallahassee nt Uoys Camp which is sponsored l five o’clock this afternoon, In tho mid is under the direction o f t h e , () ( tho sumc period lust year, M. C. A. f h o l the .. .. Commerce n _______ .......................... absence of Governor John NN• Seminole County Sought I)y O fficers Department un Martin who is mnkipg a Fourth of boys will remain in camp until "jounced today. late Snturduy afternoon, when July address ut Melbourne. EUSTIS, Fla., July 4— (IN S )— In ’the four months when the hulk they will return home. Police were still seeking c Iowh to of the fire works burned up on the While in camp the hoys, ure thu identity of tho unknown assail­ Good Will Fliers To under tho best of care and receive Fourth are imported 3,030,000 ants who Into Saturday night shot pounds of fire cruckers reached Iho benefits of the cuinp lif» Stop In Tallahassee nil und killed Hal Peterson, GO a fo r­ Excellent food is served nnd many | count r y from abroad while mer deputy sheriff uh ho Btepped forms uf sport urc employed to ninny times th u t amount were do- out on the porch of his homo. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. July 4. keep tho hoys l.usy, Mr. Wolfo | mestlcally produced. Tho value of A shot gun was fired from uni(IN S)—Mujor H erbert A. Dargue, suiil very little is done imlivtdu- the imports was given ns $590,000. Sat unlay night us Peterson Commander of the Pan-American ally, but instead, the hoys all work Im ports of other varieties of liush passed front the front door of his Good Will Tour, in his umphjblun in groups. fire works reached u total of sever­ house to thu front porch. The plane, the “ New York," Is sche­ al million pounds. charge struck hint in his hack und duled to arrive in Tallahassee to­ he died ulntort instantly. Capital Celebrates day ut five o’clock. His w arfare on moonshiners und Stars And Stripes An elaborate program hus .been Fourth Very Quietly rum runners during Ids term us planned for the entertainm ent of Displayed In I^ondon deputy sheriff is believed to be Major Durgue and his flying com­ the cuuse of his death, It wus Hald. WASHINGTON, July 4—(IN S) panions on the Sou(h Anierlcun LONDON, July 4. (IN S )—The —Tho nation’s cupitul celebrated Flight. ’ 2 DEAD IN ALABAMA thu nation’s birthday quietly. Stars and Strips were prominently The triple holiday found most displayed throughout Ijuuhni to ­ GUARDSMEN IN SESSION BIRMINGHAM. Alu., July, 4— government officials uway from day from hotels und other build­ (IN S )—Birmingham uwoke Unlay ELIZABETH CITY. N. C., July tho city. All government depart­ ings in recognition of America’s with two fatalities already on th« 4— (IN S) —Consideration of a ments were closed. There were Fourth uf July holiduy. The fnnii- list for the fourth of July. plan to enlarge their organization community celebrations over the Inr Rod, While und Blue gave u John R. Rich, becoming enraged to include others besides the per- city, hut none which partook of u patriotic thrill tu the thousands of because Ids daughter, Peurlio Mae American tourists who ure tem po­ Rich, refused to discontinue her sonel of the life saving branch will national churacter. come up a t the annual convention Only two cabinet officers, post­ rary residents of Isindon. A holi­ attentions to a young man of of the surfm en’s mutual associa­ m aster general New und secre­ day dinner will ho given a t tho whom he disapproved shot und kill tion which begun a two-day con­ tary of agriculture Jurdine, re ­ United States/em bassy this even­ ed the girl iu h?r bedroom early ing. • / mained in the capital. vention a t Virginia Beach today. today. Reno Prestige As A Divorce Mill Said State Heads Leave To Be Fast Slipping Capital On Various Celebration Dates [iiousands Of Chic agoans Suffer As lercury Drops To Low Summer Count NUMBER 258 Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations airplanes could m aintain pnrt of tho year Borvlce with dirigibles .op­ erating the rest of tho time. The strapping hluck-haired, dark eyed, Acosta revealed this opinion when on Sundny nftem oon, accom­ panied by International Nows Ser­ vice correspondent, he made a vis­ it to Prince Carol of Roumanla and Mndnmo Lupeseu, nt Nuollly. Tho Princo nnd Mndnmo Lupeseu, whose love a ffa ir hns been given wido publicity, received tho norvy flier conlinlly. Acostn and Commander Ricliard E. Byrd hnd been invited to a ten, tho invitation being -extended through this correspondent. Byrd however, wan unable to go, his phy­ sician wurnlng him he m ust get as much rest us possible. Tho other guests nt tho ieu were five Rou­ manian fliers und (heir wives, all of whom pliud Acosta w ith ques­ tions concerning the drnmntia flight of tho “Amorica." The nucsiiu iih unit c .i_ :u :' i w L - U t i IU v >r ' - h English were Interpreted fo r Ac­ osta hy this w riter nnd Prlnca Car­ ol. “ How is your broken collar hone?" Prince Carol asked Acosta. AcoRta shrugged his shoulders, und remurked thut It wns all right, add­ ing: " I t’fl nothing—it's all In a day’s work. . Mndnmo I.upescu protested be­ cause Acosta wns not wenring his arm In a sling, ns ho did for a short time on his doctor’s orders. PARIS July 4. — (IN S )—Tho Prince Curol asked Acosta nu­ engagem ent of Mrs. Dorothy Ben­ merous technical questions con­ jamin Caruso Ingram , widow of cerning aviation, rem arking: " l ’m the lato Enrico Caruso, fumoUH not u pilot hut I hnvo flown a lot tonor, to Alexander I*. Moore, of und am keenly Interested In the de­ Pittsburgh and New York, is expoc of aviation in Roumanla. ted to he announced shortly. Both velopment are in Paris, hut neither could eh We are muking great progress." He asked Acosta if ho believed r< ached todav to confirm thu re­ regular trans-A tlantic airplane ser­ port. A fter the death of her first hus­ vice is feasahle. "No piano can bo built capabld band Mrs. Inerum married Capt. Ingram , n l.ri’.isji arm y officer, of withstanding weather conditions . hut tills m arriage n o n ended in over tho ocean a t certain times of the divorce court, Mr. Moore, who tho year" Acosta replied. "A ir­ was a t one time a newspaper pub- planes might muintain service p art lishcr in Pittsburgh and later of tho year with dirigibles taking American am bassador to Spain, up the rest of tho time." bus been m arried twice. Ho wuh Describing the dram atic flight divorced from Ids first wife nnd of tho "Amorica" Acosta told his second was thu lato Lillian Rus Prince Carol ho estimated he pilot­ sell, thu uctress. Tho engagement ed the mqnoplano from 30 to 42 is expected to he announced in New hours. S’ork and Paris next month. Mudnmo I.upescu was deeply interested. She spoke up: ‘!Why we S h eriff Hand Takes stayed up nil night Thursday w ait­ ing for nows of your plane." She Large Still Sunday looked directly in Acosta’s black eyes and smiled admiringly adding: Acting on information which "I prayed for your safety." they had previously received, She­ Princo Carol offered Acosta riff C. M. Hand and Chief of Po­ some champagne. "From what l lice It. G. Williams Journeyed out lieur," remarked tho Prince, “pro­ to onu of tho nearby lakes and hibition is u complete failure In captured a 200 gallon still Sunday your country. How ubout it? " ufternoon. The still was not in op­ "As fnr as I am concerned," re­ eration when they arrived and marked Acosta, “ it is a failure." there wus no one uround it. Tho Returning to Paris, Acosta re­ still ami about 200 gullonH of mush marked to this correspondent th a t wus confiscated and brought tu the Titian-haired Madame Lupeseu town, to Im> later destroyed. She­ "is certainly u beautiful woman. riff Hand and his assistants are making w ar on tho bootleggers in $20,000 SA FE LOOTED Seminole County und huvo staged WASHINGTON, July 4. (IN'S)— several raids during tho last mon­ th, netting thousands of guTlons Yegguiun blew thu safe of the of iiiuhIi and a largo number of King l'uluce Departm ent Store stills und gallons of luouiuddnu hero sometime during Sunday and escaped with $20,000 in cusli. liquor. Engagement Of A. P.MooreAndWidow Of CarusoExpected New Yorkers Swar mTo Coney Island And Other Beach And Summer Resorts NEW YORK, July 4. (IN S )— uways, and the beach ut Atlantic Rig croi With m illions'out of town on auto­ City wus thronged. were expected ut tint National mobile trip s und enjoying them ­ American League Ball 1*1 selves ut the various shore resorts where doubly headers were it wus u quiet Fourth of July in (luted. New York toduy. Bubwuy und The exodus from th« city sit ntrect car trunsi»ortntion wus on lute Friday has been steady holiduy schedule und ubout the on­ extrem ely heavy and the authori­ ly sign of uctivity wus th e occa­ ties anticipated considerable " sional eputter of h “spurkler” in fie difficulty tonight i the hand of some youngster, or the thnm gs return huuto fcy interm ittent blast of u fire cracker. bile und railroad. It is esti Nearly everybody went to the that several millions persons beaches, to the gulf courses or to lout of town, all of whom will _ the mountain, ccean und lake re-1 to return ut about the same time sorts. Thousands packed the rock-1 late today. J �TIIE SANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY, JULY PAOK SIX l‘ L D E SC R IPT IO N m ir .n u llllll.II l x • m m i | > l l r r n r i f x. OWNER OWNER { X* It c .r .lr .l II I I'la t IJ im . I l.ul t l l l o c k A l*>f* 3 . I A r. l l l o c k A I a i I* 7 . ^ A 9 l l l o c k II Hot l« C l o c k n I a i Iw I I A 12 l l l o c k II . . 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N I ' n k n o w 11 i Ih Ii I U iik lin x v u U nknow n Unknown Unknown I 'n k n o w n U n k iK^V.n NXV X. o f H e c l l n n H o u lli . i f « *1 r r k - I 'lik o o x v n U n k noxx 11 U n k n . i x . ’ ii i l l * IIIXX \ c m X* l l r m n l i x l loll x , m i n u t e ( . . x a u l, f t r o i . l * . am l i o - ’k XI An Evening Paper Appeals To Women . I m I 'liil II....U An |* M . K n y A V y i l m n * >' U n i ........ ‘. ......... 7 In i h e furtn..|iiu h i l l s ’ u t d l . . I n n In iIt. I iile o f K lo r lil * xviiefe t h e w o r j " T o w n 'lot' o c c U l * It •-h u ll he It. l.l l o niviin T o x t u tlllll w h e re tin. Xt o n l ’ I t li n i n '' o l’ v l . l . l ••x l.t ill lit lirtit |o m i i i n I f u o s c Uixet o f 1’c ll n 21 21 III iil I I I XX 33 33 Ii" 20 H c iiilllo lc If ix iiu t y because in the evening is a woman’s leisure time—the time when she prepares for tomorrow. Mornings for her are busy hours, filled with her housework, preparing meals, caring for her lawn and doing her shopping. Evening hours arc her reading hours. In these hours of leisure she will read your message for she is interested— reach the greatest factor in the world at a time when message will be REA I>! �riHiS SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 4, 1927 PAGE TWO The Sanford Herald r ik llttfl r r r r r iW tn i» » ii «»»!< (■ ■ <■ 7 ■« f t a n t n r d . K l n r t i l s I I I M airanlla * * « > ■ ' • r B ir r 'd aa I w n i l D au llm irr, n r l o i r r 31, I t l l , a t I k ' 1‘o a l o t l l r r at S aafo rd , r io H d a , u n d e r d e l ut C u a a r r a a o l M a r r h . 3. IMVT. H lU .I .fc H D U D I H I f , ___ KIIITOIt i t . i i i i w a u t > n r . m i ____ M A N d o r . i t : t H I | H B . 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A d t r r l l a r r a a n d Arit e r f lain it tp riil' n k l r b , rrju lre a r n r h l*u« • rU k e r-n i'm l'e r In a n l i a i l l In a i . ' i n i n i i i h a u d i t ill a ulia e rlp lli> n l l a i a In ' i r d e r I a e r l I f n l ia n l u lr l ' a ll ela lm a « l • •'e o la tio n , aa w e ll aa • •m eat t.a a ln ra a m e th o d s MONDAY, JULY A . 1927 " 'i tl l. i n ji it M is ehooHAM 1^ . K r a « r « ; In e l t , a u .l m u n i ? a d i n li t l a i r n l l n n * K e e p e r t t n l e r r n o l r o in J a r h t o a 4 lllr. S . —C u a a t r a r t f o * * r XI, J n a a a l a d ' a p H irer C anal •— Inauouratliin nf mimihlp “Per- o p S "k." a — A u « i» rn tlu « n1 b alliK ai prr. mra n ,— hou»ea, b n lrla , a p a r t m e n t hnaara. a — k i ..m n iu n llr '. k r i l . » — C o m p le tio n u t r l l r lie aallffea• Inn p m a r n i n . * — A n e w a n d m o d e rn k n ap lial. Fourth Of July One hundred nnd fifty one years ago today, fifty-six All End* Well. men representing the Thirteen Colonies’ met in Philadelphia Ford’s Air Test. and derided to formally adopt the Declaration o f Independence What Arc They Worth? that had lieen drawn liy Thomas Jefferson of Virginia. An Airplane Break Although only one man, John Hancock, president of the as­ Ily ARTDlJft BRISBANE sembly, signed the document that day, only four days Inter I’l i'i r t ih i tfirr nr Star Ca. the little nation began the celebration o f the singing of the ALL’S WELL Til AT ends well. | Declaration of Independence. The first observation was Commander Byr i nnd his plucky accompanied by the ringing of bells, firing of guns nnd en­ ns-u.iutcs flew perhaps 1200 m ile-1 thusiastic merrymaking. cs, nearly ail tlm way in fog, and The historical document did not have the signatures o f| m with compass out of order Hie fifty six men until late in November. By August 2 all but i n imirli of the time. one bad signed hut Matthew Thornton of New Hampshire The world will sympathize did not add Ills name until three months later. Then with with the filers, defeated hy pure­ this immortal document to guide them, the thirteen colonies ly material conditions over which began the struggle for existence. Today from that little tney hud n</ control', In tlm exact handful of states has grown a powerful nation, the land of fulfillment of their aim. the- free and the home of the brave. All four will soon he flying The founders of our country' lie in heroes’ graves. They again, and meanwhile aviation gave their lives that wo might Inherit liberty. They sleep has learned much from their dur­ peacefully while the nation today joins in solemn tribute to ing exploit. their deeds. We honor their memory and cherish them for giv­ WHILE THE world Iiiih b o o n i ing us a flag that has been rendered stainless through these watching Byrd and bin men flyone hundred and fifty years. ing to Europe, Henry Ford has In these days of peace and comfort our spirit of been conducting an extremely patriotism sometimes reaches a low ebb. Today, the day o f | iniportnnt test here. Fourteen carrying dll passengers all days in the history of our great republic, we should re- airplanes ..... ' hnvu been flying over a long kindle the flame of love for country, and unite ourselves to course clay a fter i!ny. And of the do honor to our forefathers and the nation for whose II, l.'l have kept together, a r ­ cxistanco they fought nnd died. Lot us revive the Spirit of riving a t the various stopping '7fi in order thnt we may appreciate fully the meaning and places 100 mile* apart on schedule time. Only one of the II failed to purpose of the Fourth of July. America’s Gratitude To Herbert Hoover In recognition of his great service in the rehabilitation of the flood section of the M ississippi valley, Herbert Hoover may become the recipient of a testimonial expressing the niU L E VBRSB FOR TODAY appreciation of the entire country for the achievement of AFRAID YET TRUSTING:—Do this outstanding place of relief work. A proposal has been merciful unto me, 0 God : Mine .enemies would daily swallow me made in W ashington that some official recognition of Mr. up r for they be many thnt fight Hoover’s service be made within the near future, and the uguinst me. What time I am nfruid proposal should be received with widespread approval. I will tru st in thee. Psalm 00:1 -ft Called to aid the suffering flood section long before the PRAYER:—Enable uh, I/ird, to menace o f the rising waters had passed, Mr. Hoover rushed trust nnd not he afraid. to the southland and Immediately set into motion the work INTERLUDE o f gigantic relief organization. The secretary of commerce The ilaya grow shorter, the nights made personul surveys o f the river section in order that he grow longer, might thoroughly familiarize him self with conditions. I!»• The headstones thicken along worked night nnd day, went without sleep and exposed him­ the way; self to other hardships in order that his job m ight he accom­ And life grows sadder, hut love plished successfully. grows stronger Not only did Mr. Hoover co-ordinate his efforts with For those who walk with us, day those of the Red Cross to perfect a most efficient relief by day. organization, hut when that was finished In* began to form­ The trn rs como quicker the laugh ulate plans for rebuilding Hie stricken area. When the general cornea slower plan was complete it was submitted to President Coolidge The courage is lesser to do and and was given official approval accompanied hy a note of dare; commendation for tin* thoroughness of the scheme. And the tide of Joy in the heart Under Mr. Hoover’s plans the people who have been runs lower, I And seldom covers the rcefH of driven from their homes will return ut l he proper time. They will lie provided with seed, farming implements, stock and care. poultry, building materials and furniture for tluiir homes. Rut nil true things In the world Supplementing tins work will he engineering projects dealing seem truer, And the better things of the with sanitation and the reconstruction of roads, bridges anti utilities. No stone has been unturned in Mr. Hoover’s plans earth seem best; And friends nre ilenrer m» friends which contemplate the complete rehabilitation of the affected urea. are fewer, Ahid love In uII ns our null dips Herbert Hoover is deserving of all the high honors t hat west. may bo bestowed upon him. At a time when the country need­ Then lot us clasp nnmts ns we ed his creative gcnioiiH most, the secretary o f commerce an­ walk together, swered tiie call to duty with all the energy that he could mus­ And let us speak softly in love's ter. Just as he successfully met the problems of food distri­ awoot tout). bution during the World War so Mr. Hoover has solved the For no mun knows, on the morrow* great relief problem in the south west. His untiring and un­ ' whether selfish efforts will go down in history to take their place be­ We two pass by, or hut one side epochal events in politics and war. alone. Ella Wheeler Wilcox. -.,1 . o- ----It's the Glorious Fourth. —p - SKRVI3 AND BE SEKVEI) MF.MI-IIIS COM M Klin M.-AI'l-FAI. IdUi Glie rig----- the boy who took the ham out of Ilnmhino. Mrs. Rebecca Latim er Felton, grand old lady of Georgia, greatF or forty-three hours ut leant grand mother and flri«t nf her sex fVmiinunder Byrd und his compan­ to sit in the United States senate, celebrated her 92nd birthday the ions led “high life". a — -------------other day among her homefnlks a t Sam Jones and others ns| her greatest achievements. These words hIo- used are an inspiration: “Standing in His presence today and greatful to the Lord f ?r Ills preserving mercies, I have been thrilled while listening to these messages of love and friendship 1ia?3 W o been looking for nil Dust from p ^ ^ d e n t Coolidge. here nnd elsewhere. Also 1 have been asking myself: ‘What do I year* Aml sho was the guest of honor nt owe to the times I live in, to my neighbors and to my personal The Summer Widowers’ Club is a luncheon. At this function she told the friends’." reorganizing. —Tampa Tribune Here we have n venerable und Its been active here for several assembled guests thnt she believ­ ed she had lived to her ripe age honored woman who has spent weeks. —- ■ o-------through “tuking one step a t a her life in rendering service of It inn t thnt a lot of men haven't timu «nd praying to God to keen the finest sort und who on her . ^ d,.#,V ir pr nn **,’ i H ,y wor" Just "W in safe pnths." In the fullness 92nd birthday tries to think of too deaf to hear It knorkltig nt the hif her years she admitted she ‘ 1had• what she owes to the world, to had her share of illness, sorrow, her country to bur neighbors and door. disappointment and losses, as well to her friends. In the closing n.i health, happiness nnd prosper­ years of a lifu of service this re­ Many a man who can dance un­ ity. Hut she Imd always fetulned markable woman contemplates til two uud three o'clock in the an abiding faith und wns neVcr dis­ other service that she might have morning can't stay awake through couraged. From school teacher to rendered. Small wonder th at one United .States senator her career imbued with her spirit should ian hour's sermon. -----a-------has led. Honor* have been hers in have merited and received such If any town* have a shortage of abundant"*; sho has been u guide,'signal and distinguished honor*, g s s they might try to land the friend and example t<> many In her I lie is served well who serve* Dann-Martin ilehato a* a menu* of state,nnd yet aim looks hack on tho Iwell. Yea, truly. —Memphis Com’ fact th a t she helped educate Rov. Itnerclal Appeal. replenishing their supply. •wjr * --------o ----- A nother wav to stop hubhy froiA going off and playing sin­ gle r* to take tho Joke good nature illy and fire four shots into hi* body. b l u e blo o d s o e bo sto n SAROSOTA HERALD Fred Thompson, the Boston law­ helped luml the cause of the more yer of professional prominence and lowly colonists. With me assurance from P res­ The similarity of the feelings ident Coolidge that long period aristocratic lineage who took up that must have been shared by both the case of Suceo and Vanzetti at of prosperity lie* ahead of us, we may make the first payment on a time when it corely needed strong Otis and Thompson may he g ath ­ legal guidance, hus admitted that ered hy n paragraph from the fa­ straw hnt fo r the season. his step has cost him both busi­ mous speech of Otis against the ■ o■ Writs of Assistance before the ness and friends. The only had effect of the re­ Massachusetts court in However one may feel about the February, 1701.superior cent I tans-Atlantic flights I* thnt He said: we will now have to put up with merits of the Hnceo-Vunzetti case, "I have taken more pains in this all the comic strip artists using there probably are many who will rase than I ever will take again, welcome Thompson’* demon st r a ­ lhe idea ia their drawings. tion that the spirit of some of the ulthotigh my engaging in this and old Boston hlue-ldoods who risked another popular case has raised Hllatve Is golden und maybe property und social prestige much resentment. But I tldnk I th a t’s tlio reason President Cools Bti|| | lvci may sincerely declare, tliut I cheer­ idge continues to soy nothing nnd , .... fully submit myself to every odiuus plenty of it when the question of There N a striking parallel he- name for conscience's sake; und .. third term is brought to Ids «t-'tw een the ex|*crienre*i of Thompaoi. from my soul I despise all those ftffitlo iie and of JnttH's Ollu, (In* ivvoluUon- whoso guilt, iniilice or folly has ______ ft------— ary patriot, Imrn in l!<>*ton more made them my foes. Let the conA parking place i . whom vn„ “ 'an 2|K) years ago. Oils » « an H( quonccH he what they will, 1 am leave the car in the hope Ui - : -a . » Kmllenian of birth, determined to proceed. The only an d iiiltuic. Rut nt a principles of public conduct, th a t will find it when you go hack.----- breeding 'reeding and Tamnu Times. We thought It wns time ,,nlt' when "h en most nf his kind__ w«Tc are worthy of a gentleman or * where yrou stop with the remaining lojnl h King George Iman, are to sacrifice estate, ease,! hope that nohodjy rise know* nhoit HI and classing themselves as health anil applause, nnd even life,' loyalists or Tories, Ot is Joined n n d 'to the sacred calls of his country. Another Glorious Fourth As Brisbane Sees It For Aching Or Tired .F'tT See A Font Hprcislihl t*hone 102 For Appointmrrt Dr. J. R. Vidler Chiropodist At Lloyd’s Shoe Star* ■ rf l l 7> gjjyS'X W r \ , 1 ' 7n / / \ - v -r / ' | | , ‘ ■-'Ll m !v : On your fourth tjf July motor trip be­ . % 1, i cause you are using| 5tv.’ / a i 1i T ir e $ fo t w HIp TIRES—'TUBES t* ? ' Or T -.l COMPARE THESE PRICES m . .tv / Wm FIRESTONE Ol'DEI ELD :;;,x:i'/i Cl. Cord s 7.;is| 30x3 '/* S. S. Cord $ 9-1$ :t 1x 1 S. S. Cord M1.80 211x4.10 Balloon $ Mill 30x4.75 Balloon 30x5.25 Balloon SI Ut 31x5.25 Balloon SIMS 30x5.77 Balloon 5-17.00 33x6.00 Balloon keep schedule. That means ns much to practical commercial flying ns | any spectacular individual flight could mean. NEW YORK city has purchased two gram s of radium for $l-|(f,500. A gram is a little over 14 troy grains, of which it takes 0700 to make an ounce. That's <n big price per pound. Rut those four fliers are wcrtli more to the country than their weight in radium, if their value could he measured in money. RADIUM FIGHTS disease. Now York will use ltd- two grants j to cure cancer in a public hospitnl. ! Such courage us those fliers poaer.s Is even more im pnrlsnt than conquering the law <•/ g ra v ita t­ ion, which has made men slaves everywhere “ n earth, from th e ], beginning, ROO.OOO or 1,000,000 | years ago. COMMANDER Mvrd’s danger in fog anil rain was the most dan­ gerous speed a t which an nlrnlaro- must land. Such a plane us Byrd's striking the ground a t a • peed or at least fill miles an hour is safe ou a good field, deadly ip fi rc«d lauding with trees, build­ ings or wires ia the way. Colonel Lindbergh told this writer th a t tin- slowest landing In- mild mnku with liis little mnehiito was ut -ID miles an hour. AVIATION MAY get an > / - Seminole Tire Shop Firestone Tire Gulf La? l i t West First Street Tcl.sjj Packing Furniture Braying— Storage C. E. Chorpenin# I’hone 3302 or 570 W S. J. NIX A 'tty at Law S E R V IN G Y O U Practice in State A: Federal Courts G arner-Wood ruff llldg. is what we are here' for Drive In Nome Kill) and let u: show you how much we appreciate your business. Old fashion barbecue and barbecue hash fresh daily. GAS— OIL— Git I] AS 1N ( H. C. VIELE divided with (Juron Elizabeth, and w al, therefore, resp4*etahle. l''reinlo tells In tv lie captured a Spanish Iren -lire ship ingeniously. He dragged liirv wine skins filled with water, nrlern of his ship, going so slowly that the Span­ iard thought him a erawling freighter anil li t him rulcli up. 11•• 'nnk ton* of silver and gold burs from the Spaniard. Only In• and the “ virgin queen" ever knew/ ( Imw much it wok. A rear parachute, ilragge 1 .lieIdiiil ;» |>lntn\ rperit't! grmlunlly by tlif» air pilot, iniuht slow down a landing ns Dndte’s wine skin* lowed hi* sailing ship. YESTERDAY Canada c< lohruted Ih* dominion’s sixtieth hirth- 1 day. This country* join* in tl e eelehn.tien, rongrntulules the I 'an - 1 udians and wishes them a long and ; lperotia tuiUc-nul life. Nations, like individuals, need peace makers, nnd we have a good peacemaker in our friend on tho north. WHEN TICE Britishers sing "Britons Never, Never Will He I laves," they mean it, from top to bottom, nnd Russia is realizing it. A big section of British labor thought it liketl bolshevism. Now the Russian communist party, through the "all red trade union congress," presumes to tell Brit­ ish lalnT what it must do nnd criticises what it. has done. The most radical Britishers say they are through with Russia. Uilh St. & Sanford Ave. in a Substantial City" While in Daytona Beach visit Helen Marie Coffee Shop B reakfast Luncheon Afternoon Tea Dinner Food a t its Best 133 M agnolia Ave. Mrs. J. Blount Pope H ostess I’honr 77.1—W 1OS M a g n o l i a .. - - I Chas. E. Gardeiner Co. Service You’ll Appreciate! Specialists in Silk Dress Goods, Silk Hose and Slimmer Dress Goods Your Ford needs the kind of aervlre that assures it being cor­ rectly repaired—longer life, greater pleasure, lower cost of operating are u few features of the car that's "fixed right." Dry Goods, Notions,' House Furnishings Our long experience in this line of business with the latest and best equipment should enable us to give service that will please. "Ask the ones wlu> we uro now serving" Mattett’s Auto Repair Shop 115 E. 2nd. St. During; the Slimmer Months We Close at 5 I \ M. 2\2 S. Beach St. Roar Wight Filling Station When You Are At The Beach Daytona Beach,Fla* 1he Little Gray Shoppe DAYTONA BEACH 100 Volusia Ave Simp nt Our Store fur Better Values In: Daytona Beach— Opp. P. O. is showing new Shapes, Styles uiut Colorings in HOSIERY, LINGERIE, HANDBAGS, NOVELTY JEW ELRY. DRESSES, ART NEEDLEWORK, NOTIONS, BATHING SUITS, CAPS AND SHOES FOSTOR1A GLASS C O L L IE R ’S EI.OWEK BOWLS, VASES AND SALAD PLATES 722 Main SI. A Beal Homelike Place To Stop Conic to The Ocean View Hotel ut Coronado Bench, Fla. Thornly screened, modern, im- j pro'cm ents. Rules $.1.10 u day American Plan $1.1 per week siliijh $21 double, E. J. COATES. Mgr. WASH IN G Stone’s Service Station "A Substantial Jeweler idea ( -1nn th at hold pirate, Drake, who. a At Daytona On the Heath are among the new items. July !s A Good Time To Build Found! A Hotel In Daytona The summer month* are always Featuring All Requirements K Rates, Large Rooms A nd Service c m b e r Hotel Howard t <! y eonuideicd the best time of ths year to build. July especially. Labor und m aterials ran he ob­ tained more readily und usually i*1 a lower figuie than any other period of thg year. Think it over now Is a GtHlB time to Irtiilil. This is a good place to get mate­ rial* and suggestions. =: E d | C O M P A N Y | f ^ dHC'.a a s S n y a THE YARD WITH A MILL B A C K IN G 137 Volusia Ave. Capt. William Fanning, Mgr. I, Phone 135 Yard Molly Ave..( i uu, liih. ism w» /ip Service * t u �THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY. JULY 4. 1027 • thoroughness and push ef nationalist nrmy is German men although the s ta f f work closely resembles the KusThat is explainable by the that General Gallons has u Office Telephone 148 Social Calendat TUESDAY MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR Residence Telephone 859 — J Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Farnsworth, Mr. nmj Mrs. T. K. Iloll and and son Billy, spent the week end famiTy left Thursday for points in in Jnsksonville ns the quests of Kentucky where they will spend several weeks. Dr. and Mrs. II. W. Hucker, Mr. nrid Mrs. Karle E. .lones and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wight mo­ And Mrs. Richard W. Russell spent tored to .Incksonville Saturday, Sunday and Monday nt Daytona whore they will remain until Tues­ Bench. day. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Neal of Mrs. .Mary Strong and Miss Win­ Tam pa spent the week end here ifred Strong left Saturday for as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. t*« Tampa where they spent the week D. Chittenden nnd Miss Edna Chit­ end. tenden. Sirs. Edna Gray of St. Peters­ Mr. nml Mrs. Holland 1.. Dean burg spent Sunday and Monday returned homo Sundny from Mia­ boro ns the guest of Mrs. .1. Olin mi where they have been visiting I.anoy, ns the guests of Mr, and Mrs. S, Bobo Dean. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wnlsmn, of Hnines City, motored to Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Brmly of Sumli^v where they spent the day Titusville are spending tho week with friends. end here as the guests of the for­ m er’s mother Mrs. J. M. Brady and Mr. nnd Mrs. L. H. Gibbs an t sister, Miss Eloise Brady, nt their children of Orlnmlo form er r o ihome on Park Avenue. dents of Sanfonl spent the week end here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs, A. P. Connelly, Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins Connelly nnd Dr. and Mrs, Charles L. Park baby motored to Ocala and Silver and baby nnd Sir. and Mrs. Dluk Springs Monday, where they spent Brown and children spent the week the, day. end nt Daytona Bench. Mr. and Mrs. Widentnn Caldwell MORE REVERSED ENGLISH Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Dunn spent Here’s another intelligenci und young son Ervin of Jackson­ the week end at Daytona Beach as uix In order th at you test youi ville arc spending a few days here the guests of Mrs. Dunn’s sister nowledgc by guessing a t the cor as the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. ]). Mrs. lx* Roy Chittenden.' • pet qutstions, found on page (00) A. Caldwell. 1— “America’s sw eetheart,” Mr. ami Mrs. Jam es Ridge nnnj Mr. nnd Mrs. F. E. Roumillnt 2— Monticollo. baby ret urged home Sunday from and children left early Sunday 3— Iztnccihuutl nnd Popocato morning In their car for Utah ami Louisville, Ky„ where they spent ctl. points out West where they will the past month visiting relatives. 4— William T. Cosgrnvc. spend several weeks. Mrs, J, M. Brady ami daughter, 5— “The Flying Finn." 6—“ One-Eyed” Connolly. Mr. nml Mrs. Ralph W arren an­ Miss Eloise Jlraily, arc now occu_ 7—Chang Tso-Lin. nounce the birth of a- daughter, pying their lovely new home re_ 8— .lames R. Sheffield. Saturday, July 2, n t their home cently completed cm Park Avenue. I p—Five-five three. on Union Avenue. The baby bus I io—Nine and three-fifths Miss Catherine Pittm an, of been named Barbara Ella. Tampa, arrived here Sunday and Dr. nnd Mrs. J. N. Tolar motored is the house guest of Miss Georgia J Robert E. Johnson left Sunday to Lakeland Monday morning Mobley, at her home on Oak Av e­ lu rn in g for Minmi where he will where they spent the day ns the nue. guests of Mr. Tolar’s parents Mr. Bwnd several days on business. Herndon ami eh nnd Mrs. C. V. Me Intyre. ami Miss Josephine* Knight ■ Mrs. J. Olin Lnnoy and guests, Miss Ethel Kersey of Fort turned homo Sunday from ■iBs Fannie Lois M artin of WeH m pkn, Ala., and Miss Mary Ju- Mcnde and Miss Naomi Me latu lia 1land where they have been Apeprson of Montgomery, Ala., of Mulberry, spent the week end ing as the guests of Mrs. ( H n o rc il to Daytona Beach Thurs- here as the guests of Mrs. E. A. Price, Douglass nt her home on Hanford B y where they spent the day. H eights.. ’ ■ Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Haines and Major nnd Mrs. F. Me Kcnziu ■ uughtcr and their house guests, Bfrs. Frank Houlihan, Frank J r„ Dnvison, Miss Marie Gene Gray of Imd Margaret Houlihan, of Tum- I,autens. S, C., Mr, nnd Sirs. |ia , motored to Daytona Beach Lloyd Boyle nnd G. W. Spencer are spunding the week end a t Kunday W htrolheyJ spent theolay. Jr.< Daytona Iltfuch. * Mrs. Franl^ Houlihan and two Mr. und Mrs. F. R. W hittle, Miss children,. M argaret and Frank, of Essie W hittle, Miss Ruth W hittle Tampa, aru visiting in Sanford as and Glenn W hittle left Sunday in the guests of Mrs. Houlihan’s sis_ their car for Greenville, Ala., ter, Mrs. C. A. Haines, nt her home where they . will spend several on Park Avenue. Armji Air Service expert weeks th at DO per rent of nil plainMr nnd Mrs. ituine Humph and Miss i/ooln Avctin. Miss Emma dents are directly trncenbb two small children of Minmi who Spencer and H. I,. Gibson are ex­ human erro r and only ten per have been visiting here as the pected to retu rn home Monday are due to meehanicnl defect", guests of Mr. Rumph’s parents, evening from Way cross, Ga.- where Mr. nnd Mrs. C. J. Humph, leave they spent the week end with Mr.'. Tuesday for their home in Miami.. Gibson, who has been seriously ill nt the Wnycrosg hospital. YOUNG MAN WITH CAR \ splendid City Route that will Miss Gladyce Stamper, who has Miss Sara Wcrron Eastcrhy, Miss pay carrier around $20 weekly i been attending summer session r,f I University of Florida a t Gaines'- Nell Williams, Miss Rul*y Hoy no, now open. Torrltry is best in San Iville, has returned home to attend P. J. Soncs, Paul Oberholtzer and ford distance is short. Don’t uppiv [tho marriage of her sister Miss Nelson Oberholtzer were among unless you cun furni-li good i.-fer| Marie Ktemper and Mnrtln Stlno- those from Sanford spending the dice and intend to stick, ('irculaweek end nt Daytona Beach. tion Dept. The Herald. [ciphcr which takes plnco July 5, aptist Church a t 8 o’clock a t her <me o n Palmetto Avenue. * Women’s Missionary Society of e Methodist Church will meet a t 30 o’clock nt the church. THURSDAY WEDNESDAY Stcmper- Stincchiper nutiols nt o’clock. , , , Old Fashioned picnic for the cthodist Sunday School a t De«on Springs. Cars will leave from t< church a t 12:15 o’clock. FRIDAY ing’s Daughters Sunday School lass of the Methodist Church will ivc n yachting party, boat will You A sk One Names i>f 10,000 men and wo­ men members of 15 d u h s In New ary attache's York have been lislect in a club .Imt General directory Just published; salary from Incomes from ^$100 0U0 to $150,000 a year paid the hi chest pro­ icricnn officials think th n t-G-en- portion of thu federal income tax l Gallcr.s htui little interest in revenue Inst year, This amounted it icE .whether they he rod. of to , alia tlin th e is first ami hist u lierj and a very Huccessfnl one The averngd German foot is too that. ick to item- an American-made TARPOON SPRINGS—Work to i.it soim on establishm ent of OKY.STHL RIVER—Mew v city ■v,- public ’playground here. park It.* tn< established in lids town. l ’EKJNG, June 28.- The '^milit­ ary successes of the nationalist nrmh's of General Cmimjt Kni-shiii hal'o boon dite entirely to American military observer heyr. I’he O^feirn bruins are chiefly tlipko of ’G dnerai Gallons or Rturhcr ns iihr real name is. t A pure soldier of fut tunc and a very m odest'ono.m th at,' Guile us for two years or more has been,the push behind the Cantonese,arm ies nml yet he is little known and until now lias been thought to beM Russ Inn. Descendant of Blnvhrf , Insti nd of Hint, General Gallons is asserted to be a German, prob­ ably relntifd to the wjir as a lieuten­ ant general he eimnnanded a Ger­ man Army Obrps and vras eitbtfr a Russian prisoner or else made: hi.: way into Russia a fte r the ttjvtdutlon. _ . . -' With lils German m ilitary irtimingjBluchcr.in lplH urn* cmmnutndtrig ft Red calvary dclilflunent at EKAiterinlWff, Lnfe'r hv'Won*'Tnmc fur his fight against tho. W hite Hetnchnicnts in Siberia with tho po­ sition of dlcjaio’i *ommnndoe. From 1021 uir.il p.123 when lie hoard of Blucher. i rather Gallons o s lie than became. with tho So­ viet influx into t h < inltdiese cause Gallons was eventually made High M ilitary Advisor t" tin* lloaduum tres of the Nation i.,t UovolutUmnry Army. W ith tic.: nominal title, bo l«* actually Chief ..f the General Staff. Has Russian Staff « K, It. llefr^Id < visiting in Sanlor, Mrs. W. W. l ong Oak Avenue.* There Is a sun- dial in Baltimore that indicates sun time in other countries. A ttest: I,. It. Philips Clerk of the City of Sanford, Florida TARPON SPRINGS — Work to r^ way improving beach at 1 end of municipal bathing Men’s Linen Wash Suits 75c I CAN WEAR SMALLER v SHOES. k NOW / ifcllZwk I Baltic My Feel in Architect First Vtnt’i. Bank Itfdg Siiiiford, Fin, H Y E S II enn wear smaller, tlnimier shoes sinco I use T ir. It is because my feet aco never swollen or tender any O more. The minnto you p u iy o u r feet T ie bulb, you leel pain anil tendi inesa drawn ou I. Oh! W hat r.-lief. Ho more, tired, aching, burning, shoe-chafcd feet, T i i d raw s out tho poisons rod acids that pufTupyourfeet. tiet a bused T ie for a tew cento in a Rafleld’s' Gigantic ‘‘Going’ Out Dr Business Sale” Will Continue at tin/ Ur us or ilcparuucut •loro. cksopville i the gltfft of her home on Be1urtun<r Ai . .... «. i*l(Tn V t M, Hound Trip r?0 Cents Inrludlm; Admission To Pool ’ We have apartm ents and bungalmvs for rent or sale on the bench, editor side of the HallI iv River, or any section of the Halirav country. We know where (In* desirable places tire ‘j I • !■i ■> I li .'bt. I.i-t my prove it to you. YACHT WELAKA Also Avaflnhlc for Charier IteimnnaMe Hole See Cnpf. lik e 121 Magnolia Ave. Phone 1C27 DAYTONA IJBACII Important A nnouncem ent A good sized shipim ut of dresses that were enrouto when lvn unnmimed this sale nrrivnii Saturday and they go in the Bargain Rack today. An ex­ tension of time on our lease perm its us to offer you these wonderful values for a few more days. it s 1 our Last Chance! Don’t Let This Opportunity Go By Without Investigating! Prices CanN ot Re Cut 1-ook nt the new low ,p rice#,r that have been placed oq all remaining dresses. E v e r .w voile lias been sokl-ntheso lovely bilks offered Ut less t h a n 'a wholesale cost will not be-here long- if you want to s*vo~V if yhu want to buy a bargain —come oulay! Phone Saturday Night Will Be The End Of This Immense Value Giving Event! BY ETHEL Goat Getters Tilt’ largest bnsket In existence recently was exhibited in New York, A fter the dimensions had bccit determined, it wns sent necruss the continent on a flnt car. .MiY WOte’P, - Tr.h O a O C K - AL1?£.f^y- A few days tim e extension on out* lease porrnita us Hi offer In Sanford wnuu u.UMr wonderful values for Hie htthmee til this week. Sulurdtiy night we thui-l eloso tlie (loot‘d -—it will ail he over— take advantage of th is money-paving event while you can! m trW ~ JU S T TUfc. CJHAHlV O f - H fc tVLmHGr* -------- T ills sale marks the crcatcit opportunity of its kind Tor two Generations. R E Q U C T IO N S 20,o to 50% Off HOW.VlTPf, tT’S* Time- f o i ? YOU -TO GO O U T /* G O Every item is of customary Grcenlcaf he Crosby sf.-indarcl quality. Apprhhching removal of our store to our new 12-rtorj’ lyunc, corner I.aura and zAdains streets, creates t!iis cpocji-d opportunity. " ‘p O H 'T f O G G l X to 'p a r T it . f DGHT'S' o u r ij't mv< YOU COME1 U P ,-/A A i< lt/" Y ou may now realize o u t.la n d in g opportunities fur economies in purchasing Diamonds, AVatchcs, Silver­ ware, Jcw'eliy. A! o Fine China, O pen Stock D in n e r ware, C ut Class, Potter)', Plated W a re , Jlrlc-a-IJrac, Juclied nnd Fartcy G ln sto p re, A rt G oods, Leather Goods,, Lainps, Nouvcau(t j etc. HereArel heLowest Prices Ever Offered On Quality Dresses aiucs Marvelous values, splen­ did m aterials, snappy styles values are up to $12.50. T . A e c ,:I v a r ,t J Z t e f t : i r / ! r i t R e m o v a l S a le t i m e J S 6 S . A f a t l O r J e n f r t r . p t b j a n d f a i t h f u l l y e x e c u te d . * IT«r tVtpEMTkY GtTTlHG- UTfc — I MU'T'T C h E l N L W S iC o I^ ( Company ) ^ r^POEOiT.ir Gfcf 4 1 W. DAY Style W ithout E xti’a\ $25 D Among tliesc are t dresses from the new eh m eat—unmntcliublL' vulu< Vou’ll agree. �/■ TOE SAN FORI) HERAT,n. MONDAY, JULY 4, 1927 PA G E FO UR Tarpons Now Lead] League Standings League After Win FLORIDA S T A T E LI •:a g u e Won U»st Pet. Over Hustlers, 8-3 I Snrasoia 1.050 1 4 ft •1 *1 3 3 lo Pt 1.llftft .500 .332 .000 .000 3 ! Sanford «» SA R ASO TA. July I (Spectnl). ■Miami —-Hammering Dick Peel off the , Orlando T mound in the eighth inning of (Tampa ........... a Sunday'* game, nnd treating hi* St. Petersburg 0 relief pitcher, Myers, just ns hndly, Ernie Burke'* Turpon* defcnted n a t i o n a l l,E At ; u e Min mi 8-3 nnd went in to un­ .(i2 1 25 41 Pittsburgh .......... disputed leadership in the Florida .582 25 36 State longue, having won four Brooklyn .582 28 211 [St. Lout* ....... . rtrafghl frames in the last half, to .650 33 42 | Chicago date. 35 .61 l 37 |New York The Dux Score: .405 25 38 Boston — ATI R II O A E Miami .403 40 27 'Philadelphia ... I 1 1 0 Knits, as A-i.'. r . A .377 25 43 (Cincinnati ..... !b ,.. . :t 0 1 t 1 Honnin, t, ^ i 0 (1 2 0 AM ERICAN LE A G U E 21. i 0 2 1 (1 .708 . . 4 «> ') 3 1 r 51 21 New York ........ .580 3 1 20 3b ... 3 n 40 Washington .6(10 ,2 0 0 (i 1 12 33 Chicago .637 Keyes, rf St*S k 1 0 0 5 I 21 jtrt Detroit lb •.. -1 0 0 5 *•*) .521 24 37 Philadelphia Peel, p __ _.-.vl... - 3 0 0 0 .44 t ill 32 Clev ’land Myers, p ... 1 0 0 (I 0 .44 t to 28 St. Louis .250 48 t<; Boston 3 7 24 16 S O U TH E R N ASSO CIATIO N Sarasota AH It II O A .55 1 27 51 Birmingham 2 t ii 1 5 Tinker, 2b . . . ,532 25 41 New Orleans n Holder, If .... ... h 3 3 0 .628 34 Mobile .................. 38 Burke, 11> __ .... 3 0 j 15 1 .625 37 41 Atlanta Hogan, rf, cf . .... r. t 1 1 0 •10 .404 39 Mem phi* Mnmish, ef, m i 1 1 t n 38 .302 21 Utile Bock Cerini, 3h 4 •» :i 1 3 .355 64 21 Chattanooga llorniek, M . .... 2 0 0 4 2 0 II (i 0 (1 Bonner, r f AMERICAN ASSO CIATIO N n 1 0 0 0 H udginvc, x . .538 25 Parks, c; rf . «... oOr 1 1 1 1 44 Toledo II 0 0 0 1 .675 Fitzpatrick, p 31 42 Kansas City Jlrow .r, p ..... 4 1 2 n 4 .602 32 41 Milwaukee .500 37 37 Totals :... .. 31 8 12 27 17 1 St. Paul 28 .472 . 34 x—Hatted for Homier in Hth. . 123 45 . 33 Indinnapnlis .410 Miami . 101) Of)I 010 -A (Louisville 45 ..... 32 Sarasota ......... 010 001 OOx—8 'Columbus .380 44 . . 28 Tagging AIlBases SO UTH EASTER N Jacksonville . Savannah Albany Montgomery Columbus St. Augustine Sid mn is T o ' H V A S R E S I* & O M E P E R S O ti •Vo P R O V ID E T H E C A P r f A u ! *- •MV P L A H E W IL L U o -r R E Q U IR E A M oHTo R., -''-TH EREBY ELlMlMA'TiMtS T H E V i E i c U 'f O F F U E L POOPL-E M o M o P L A tiE W 'LL B E P R O P E L L E R eV Tw lo P O V lE R F U L <->['RikJ6 S ( - " - O t i E B E lH 6 VlOOHP llP i b R E P L A C E "W E ACTioH o f -J P E A U lfeR M A tE #3 PRlkl6 , W l T H AMD s o \T rums povnA o k i» - / \ 6 lV 6 '1U*IWilfiAVy ' [ am / uAes TH e T ic ~/cGET ThIAT DOC — li-lE vh E A FALL A VALL pIS W oOT'il^PRoBA BLV o u < op "Tr a ,' e e (. S E h iT OVERlj P A R V JX -IvAEW DOhlV ThllhJK OF C A R R K iW X ,*THEoRV It 7 .K im m £ oo - but* T H E R A F R A ID T H ’ B u l l v a j il l *Tk r n k OF IT "Too- HEr T H i n k -s o f a l l T h e m U T T l E 1h iw g % . - T h e m B o m s y => »w A W A v w F U L P t C K lE T V l E R G o r k i A HAVE/ -lb c a r r v "Th a t T vAiw c t m e r - iJA ^ . c y e e '* r ~ tAP 16 0^ ! ‘ J i- V. I h C all -rue pjVaioPATdic V SA R P"-=i / lT.R. W iLI iamc, HCGU % TAI Off *■ ato u s "ThlF. LABOR SAVlKlC* DEY/ICH.. rAT.orr. Cimt av nu scavKc. me j .000 .r>20 .507 .BOO HURUAY! HOOTS AND HER BUDDIES .4:1-1 .431 •jp s ' * * f ’i J .p . I .403 w' [ Results Of Games 1 \ hf. \h i f f 1/ ? FLO R ID A S T A T E L E A G U E Sarasotu H Miami 3. Only game scheduled. km ) M ^ ; I I* * ' : ii N A T IO N A L L E A G U E \ /- vtTyj AUYVIAY - ) - * / * / VAiK ,*. S* U a CAT Off. 102Tnr or* i.i nvir.e. O B E D IE N T SAM was joll-ed a hit by Cleveland which Gehrig, New V nosed the Tigers out in a hard fought slugging bee. ]<> to U. The Simnmns Pliiludvl White Koxs stayed up in the mon­ ey by pounding nut a t I to Ml vic­ Meusel, New Yi tory over the Browns. I lykes, 73 282 72 1ID. 300 50 255 51 Kill .375 51 200 21) 76 .375 17 t tl 211 52 .550 —t r 5frV\ Voo AHCHORPP? ) l'(A FOLLOVRH’ bJpptT'M HecKG TR ' fA(VfTe.(T bhTU -VvlAT h o w d y ? h g ’g Been s iT -rm ' t h e r e A - X FOR T U ’ CAOT YEM X u .- S c By Smai WHY pOH'TCHft GET /Y b U R / G O D )’ ? ? ^ ORDERG — SPOMKiM’ l (A iM uT es!'. « •• • A </ fa * 3L —6 fl *>. --------- -— _____U nn 'MijUimr ^nro" u s pat o r r .^ J ^ oiszt or tict tcayice. me.' AND THAT’S THAT t . don ' t e e u e v e l w o n t AMlyriGAJCi r o GAT. TOP — l l M . GOIMG T o A K£STARKANT W8£ P C X dAN GG T / WHADOA YA ooMcnttAxi oiLfcFeotr / r BY TAYLOR G O S H - a l l w e vc 6 CLN V • , , A E ating stw ee mom l e r r / v te u , n / e got is BKCA i A N ’ E G G S — &ACOfJ A N ’ EGGS — / mcam *- D tF ?ep£N r r 1 'f a r T M / ./ : - WE’Re JUST HAY in a \ ^ ^ B f i C O H ! ------- MO ^ SU R PR ISE FOR YO O lttiS ^ eggs im Th e House: iM M 0PNIN G- SO f/ “f & V* 'V / Srhung, 45 1211 20 48 .350 St. l/>lliH l**udci a year ago today: lire*NEW York. July t. (IN’S )—Jack; New York, .388. Sharkey nspirunt to the heavy­ weight championship who will HOME BUNS fight Jack Dempsey, ex-champion , here on July 21, will begin his se­ Season's rious training here tomorrow. Player nnd Club Nn Total Sharkey will use the Madison C> Williams Philu. 2 15. Square Garden Gymnasium. Sibulle, Cardinals I Sharkey will utilize the skating! H« ndriek l lodgers 1 link on top of rhe Garden add In­ J Smith, Braves can have open air nr cloned q u ar­ Mitchell, Phillies ters. us he sees fit. ’ AM ER ICAN LE A G U E Sharkey has been away nn a trip ' | for Mi days urd took that little j Ruth, Yankee* 1 vacation in order that he might AtzeH Yankess 2 stave off any not dbility of going| K. Williams Browns Fulk White Sox t stale He hn* been training stea l- Goslin Senators | llv for some tinm and but for the HithiUinn Tigers l *h«n«'"ing of hi* wild- surveys could *ten into the ring tomorrow T H E LEADERS American Ruth 2*i, Gehrig 2 5 ,1 Inzzeri 10, Simmons Atheitic* 111, K Williams 8 National Wilson Cub* 15, ( y William* 15. Hornsby Giants 1L Webb Cuba 12; Terry Giants 10. fh '- famcit* Stradivariu* mad.aK "i* ..ne thousand violin*, hulf I of which were lost or destroyed I.BAG UK I ii 1 A 1x4: About a third of tho*«* still in ex* Nutiunal "fence are in the United States. I American - / n I | ’ty OAK—.Shln*«"il« t.f f ernt^l/ti., hein® mado daily from Suwar'"!. County. "Th e m AFRAID "T- A SU T'H' BUI L i T ’ LEAN! OFF ThVTRUCK 6 0 "THEV CAW RUSH Th at RUSH Joe. AIWT rf FutowW P U R IM 6 V iH lL E T H ' A iiC EST ^A L'/TRAlG lI f J'ACkET, XVlEREPlfV, W H O u l,> IS B E iM 6 i ( KEARIM6 O U T Chicago 7; St. Louis 4. m wrwt U y International News Cincinnati 5; Pittsburgh 4. TttM way T'Atcf Brooklyn 0-0; Philadelphia 1-G (se­ TiMt V teovt NEW YOUK, July 4.—This is cond 11). HX Yoo,Doors. a day of double headers for ovoiy New York 0-8; Boston B-7. club in tho National and Ameri­ can League*, and when tho fire­ AMERICAN LEAGUE works arb over im portant changes Washington 0; New York Ii. 1VhK in the .standing* of tho teams may Detroit 0; Cleveland 10, bn recorded. St, Louis 10; Chicago 14. If, for Instance, tho Brooklyn Other, not scheduled. 1I DodgeI a can take two games from tho Oikiits they will go into the IN T E R N A T IO N A L L E A G U E firs t division nnd pull tho New Toronto 13; Buffalo 3. SALESMAN SAM York Club doWn to fifth pined, Syracuse 12; Rochester II. Brooklyn in tho last two days has Newark 3-4; Jersey City 1-2 (first | won ty o doublo headers in a row game 10 Innings; Second game 8). MObJoY.rMpfT MAH o d F rW cRL\ p .rv u T n l 19 tw OeilERPL tAPltrAGEP-K0U ' nnd thoy.nfc raring to go against Reading 0-3; Baltimore 0-4 (sec- j \FVl£Ge.t6 UIWOUR CAB.DOH'T the (Tlants Yesterday Brooklyn ond gntno 7 innings). ACT GOOPY'. 9VUli*J P UtTLe . downed Philadelphia (1 to 1 and <1 GAS SPOHYJ t to fi, thr> second gamu going eleven SOUTHERN LEAGUE Inningft Tho Giant* at the *ntne Mobile 4; New Orleans 8. timo were winning two from tho Nashville !); Chattanooga 0. DruveiT, fl to 5 and H to 7. Memphis 4: Little Rock 3. The N ational leag u e wa* lighted Ollier not scheduled. n bit when tho tail-end Bed* nos­ ed out the league-leading Pirates. SO UTH EASTER N LEA G U E B to 4../1 bunt hy Allen and a ring­ Montgomery 8 ; Columbus fl. ing double by Critz in lhe ninth Pensacola 0 ; Selma B. turning the trick. The aecond-place St. Augustine 2 ; Albany 12. Chlragp Cubs shoved the Cardi­ Other not scheduled. nals down n bit lower in the stand­ ing by trimm ing them 7 to 4, A M ER ICA N A SSO C IATIO N Chnrlltf Boot pitching his four- Milwaukee 3 ; Kansas City 7, Iecnthkwinning game of the year hidianapidis 11; Louisville 7. for thft Cubs. Toledo 10-7 ; Columbus 1-5, Dah« Ituth smacked one of Lis- Minneapolis-,Si. Paul, rain. rniiee'ar fast one* to the Bleachers r ^ ^ r'’ In’denr|Venter field und tore around LE A D IN G 11LITER S the title s for his twenty sixth home ru n , tied tho reconi of his N A T IO N A L L E A G U E teumuyfite, 1/ui Gehrig- hut even Player ami lull G AHi It II p e r MOM’N POP no, tho Yankees droppd the hull Harris, no 157 a:1 57 .401 Pittsburg game t<> Wuahington d to 5. It &osH- r wore to o o ’ was n game marked by homers a* P. Wuner, \ r Dovwsr/IIPG T b BRCtAKROGT— Pittsburg 57 277 iio 107 .285 Tony £nzzeri of the Yanks drove i. KfjovM evA nrcY w iw r p o p ’ s Barnhart, ; one into the left field Bleacheis GOING T O HrtUG— 0ACOM 41 122 31 51 .385 nnd Goose Goslin of the Senator* A N O E G G O f n/A T ’C A L L . slapped one over the right field Frischw e v e had F o r a w c q x f .380 57 275i 57 106 St, l>iuis wall. The Washington Club i* safuly esconced In second place with Farrell. 51 21 1 2*I 78 .251 Boston u perevntuge of ,BHU, 20 point* far ago tmlay: lire:.J ahead of the White Sox hut so far i, ..T<7. l>ehind New York that the rnco is beginning to lose interest. AN I.E iA t iU E Dei letro it’s great winning streak Sharkey To Start Training Tomorrow BY WILLIAMS ^ '1 LEAD UK .071 Pensacola OUT OUR WAY A lt "ftiAT is MECESTAR-V ( MV ADVICEg UooPLE MoHoPLAME.lf P o cfo D ,» S "lb ] / iT IS "W T Summary: Ttvo hast* hits, Ifiuzn, Mnnush. Three base hits, Casares, Holder. Sacrifices, Maloney, Burge, llorniek. Stolen hnites, Casares, Hayes, Mnnush. Sltden liases, e n ­ sures Hayes, Mnmish. Double plays, Casares to Keyes to Foss to Knaupp to Holloway; llorniek to Burke. Hit* off Peel, Id in 7 1-.'i inninfrs; Meyers, 2 in 2-3; Fitz­ patrick, 2 in 2; Hrower 6 in 7. Struck out by Peel, 2; IIrawer, 2, Base on bulls off Peel B; Myers .'I; Fitzpatrick 2; Brower I. Winning pitcher, Brower. Losing pitcher, Peel, Umpires, Moore nnd Freder­ icks. Timo 2:14. BY AHERN OUR HOARDING IIOUSE I ♦X 1 . sto u e r»r.orr. 32 ’ C I M T * r NCA »ISVICC_ WASHINGTON TUBBS II f , T l BY CRANE W I1A w e t'. YWtbt tiWCW HKL'i ) K\Te rAAftViLP OR THCY euT MY \ j 1 . CtOTTA. TCLLA OR FlEY R t ToO 1 J V GKOOIS FORME. Mf ON’Y CPAWCt. f i . 'X t . A F6YV-f\— HE \ r WEMERNMEO ViDUt-PMT NN BOY YRtttiO MKG «T. UlOCPeMOCtlCE DKt> S'KUQW To UCNT 90ME flOZCS — KT5 tVLU. J ^ ’y I f f M R ......... i1 I rr'is *[H DOT WE'0 c .e t > \ A ml an. V+- ^ f! ^ f TwEY DOM'T GOME O' TvkLM G E T TOO tAEMi V -C A i, FA£. VlrtY, l ----- o v\, »S 2f\T SOI " AOST YOO tFM . \WV J H it '■UU ^ / / (\ ) m O ' ■MOV'D -A: sW x •• ■y ^ 5 * 5 ^ U . J* v M u i., r . ' L\s$eu, ViOMT. JUST J S h l YOO TC.Y to FTEKL MY m i » t VPD’f, SEE — 0 1 »i? *T MA ctS*.CC 1 / •'P �1 l iflisij MAIOTT HAt 'hone fl 4 8 Sanford Daily Herald [ANT AD. RATES IVrniH; (.'ash in Adraure |rphnnr nth, will lie received patron* and collector went icdintely for payment. FOR SACK— 1112(1 Ford roadster 11— M isc e lla n eo u s new llueo finish. New tires. Perfect condition. $275. Phone 480 or call BOD First National Hank TWO REFRIOERATORS — Good Building. conti.Uonj priced reasonable.Pierson ljirkin, Inc. Mclainder Arvada SEMINOLE HUDSON- KSSEX Phone HHO. 1NU 203 Oak Avo. — Wanted Phone 41 19—Houses For Sale i *• Phone ■ ■ >»** • c VS 7 148 Lowly Horse Fly Helped Rush Passa g e Of Declaration Of Independence m EXTRA!! ACT NOW. Two story home—good conditionWell located—close i u—$1000 $200 cash— $(!tl per month. All rash t27bO. Scruggs-Sboggan Realty Co. Phono 7Hir( or UI1H-.I. Masonic Tem­ ple. 4 — B u s in e ss S e rv ic e MEN AND WOMEN ... of good ap­ FOP KALI ONE OF BEST pearance to work for a local con­ FIVE ROOM BUNGALOWS ON cern. Easy work, full or spare time, PALMETTO AVENUE. IN SANDepend on remuneration. Pay every day FORD HEIGHTS. CORNER LOT. *V-» ROYAIi CLKANERS A- DYERSj good Apply to The Herald Office. EQUIPPED WITH ELECTRIC iVe clean anything. Do all kinds of i RANGE AND WATER HEATER, plaiting. Phone 4B1-J. rhe reduced rules ape for PRICE LESS THAN MARKET laccutivo insertions. PHONOGRAPH..- repairing, piano 14—Rooms Without Hoard VALUE. TERMS TO SUIT- ROX Jix words of average length tuning by experts with 17 years l.i C.O. HERALD. counted a line. experience. Sanford Mubic Store UNFURNISHED —rooms; itlt |finimum charge of 30c for and Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & 11 Me FOR SALK:.... FIVE ROOM Elm Avenue. ht insertion. Loader Arcade, Phone 832, SPANISH BUNGALOW ON ill advertising is restricted [proper classification. • BUILDING BLOCKS — irrigation COOL sleeping rooms, all conven* PARK AVENUE. 2 CAR GAR­ ionces, rates reasonable. 1201 BAGE, NICE LAWN. IMMEDI­ )l an error is made The Sail* boxes and general cement work ATE POSSESSION,— CA N T BE ,1 Herald will he responsible ■Miracle Concrete Cn. J. E. Ter- Magnolia Ave. Phone 360-J. ■ ■: T n -tf ti't BEAT FOR THE PRICE, TERMS tm o s; RICHARD only one incorrect insertion. willeger, Proy. IInI nud Elm. $200.00 CASH. BALANCE ——— 15— Apartment For Kent advertiser for subsequent H. 4 JEFFERSOM* MONTHLY. BOX 148 CARE HER­ LANEY.S DRUG STORE—Pre srtions. The office should be LFE scriptions. Drugs, Soda. We are FOR RENT —Furnished four ALD. lifieti immediately in case of as near you as your phone. Cal! 10.1 THt f u n PtCtAPATlON WAR f ll R T PTAO TO TMttTMOMAl M T t* \O U IP tN T 41 OATS **<T»NG TH t f » » t f ^ i r t u « D mi May i f f o# Vi ACIwia t h e fcr«i c » m * aoo*/ty o u t r m t a u i m v i m ov p ip in g m room apartm ent, modern, in Pau­ (or. ill® *N 34 MOU*t To C l » TO r H llA L lim t A f BOM FfO M K (IV CAPTAIN JOHN HQUft.lN' A f QUMO AtAVAt |LB* FT Of T H t 0 1 CLARA HON Of INC l H N D IT C I, SUIk FOR SALE;— FOUR ROOM COT­ lA TM tAO E iMf O ICtAIUTION o r i k o i p i n d i k c i Ht DMtlAW la $25 per mo. Delightful location •l ,.4P It I HILAt f t* m A CH Alt T •. (Pc M * NOl/CHlMl VI .»it >T TO * COM Ml I f f I Of ftXf AfP0IMtf ABt IN TIME TO C U T MU VOH » C « THC DlC* P * 4 «i* 1 1 0 TMl ORIGINAL R tfO lU llO N tO t h l CON THINK—If you nee ‘tanking of 1!. F. Tiller' Paula, Fla. m THt CONCPm I Of AfrPOKAA, TAGE ON ONE OF BEST LOTS ADVKRTIBERS Pi AT I OHM lit HI T It 1 AH A**T * OHi0%l$ U LAft*T*3NOf IMDCHHOINCK T U llK T U G0*Cft£** QK K h f J building, why pay the Architects ON MAGNOLIA AVENUE, NEAR U Herald re p re sen ta tiv e several hundred dollars for plans, FURNISHED TARPON SPRINGS Plans India, with a population three SOUTH SIDE SCHOOL.- PRICE —housekeeping Horse flies, or at least livery s ta ­ fixed until 1781. broughty f u m i l i n i w i t h r a t e s , when you can get the same free, And though the Declaration was discussed for extension of Gross times that of the United State**, rooms, 2 and It rooms, $5.00 and REASONABLE. TERMS TO SUIT ble flies, played a big part in the les and e l a s s i i i c a t i o n w i l l and keep your money in your pock $0.00 weekly; all conveniences, PURCHASER. OWNER BOX 431 adoption of the Declaration of In­ thus formally adopted on July 4, Anomie sewer through Pine S tric t. has an area only one-half that of yu y o u c o m p le te In fo rm a tio n , et . For fu rth er information see 1114 K. bth. CARE HERALD. this country. the people of Philadelphia did not dependence. jid if you wish, t h e y w i l l a s s i s t SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS. At n recent exhibition of Napo­ officially know of the adoption un­ If it hadn't been for these flies, |u in w o r d i n g your w a n t ad. V. C. Colici. Prop. Building Con­ FURNISHED Some Chinese still hold spec­ Monday, July 8, when the docu­ leonic relics in New York there A PA HT ME N T— 2U— P arm .s J-iir SitJu which flew in the windows of In­ til 'm a k e i t morn e f f e c t i v e . tractor, General Shop & Mill Work was part of a tendon taken from tacles in superstitious reverenou ment was rend from a platform e r­ Three rooms and bath, all mod­ dependence Hall in Philadelphia and House Painting, lib N. ern conveniences, good location by David Riltenhouse to ob­ em peror’s body, locks of Id* hair and it is considered correct to r e ­ IMPOUT ANT NOTICK and lilt the worthy members of the ected French Ave. Phone 235-J. serve the transit of the planet Ve­ anil some of his famous white move thorn when greeting a social reasonable tent. Phono 831-J. BEST HUY IN AGRICULTUR­ Continental Congress on their superior. nus. The render was Captain John breeches. [Advertiser* should give their LUMBER and complete line of silk-stockinged legs— skimpy plus AL LAND Hopkins, commander of the first fre t or postoffice address a* building materinl. Low prices. (1A RAG E AI ‘ART MENT—4 -rooms fours being then In style—Iiul> armed brig of war of the infant sleeping porch, hath. 2 garages, ^11 rs their phone tiun.ber if Security Lumber Co., "W here Good In The State Of Florida nondonro Day might have come on navy. That evening, "our late $35. Will sell furniture for above desire results. About one Grades Come From" Maple nnd In the Mowing well district near July or 10 or maybe not till Au­ king's coat of arms was brought complete for $150. Biggest sacri­ lade I out of a thousand lias Sixth. Phono 707. Sanford, with clay subsoil. On gust, fice in town. Apply 310 1-2 Pal­ the highway and me mile from ] telephone and Ihe^ others from tho hall of the state hnu»e | This is no playful fancy, but ami hurtled amid the acclamations ■n't communicate with yi u CONCRETE in every shape nnd metto Ave. It. R. station. .1 lsober history, vouched for in the of a crowd of spectators." form, blocks, tile roofing, ornnHess they know y.mr ad tress. Already elcnred pt,rfeel , memoirs of Thomas Jefferson him­ ]A|» discontinuance MLS I »c i mentals, cte. Sanford Cement Prhd- FOR RENT .. 2 three room partly News Traveled Slowly self, and Jefferson was the man apartm ents. Apply Her-, ... . r li ' , nets Company, Fifth and Maple furnished td« in person at 'I he Sanjora New York Citv heard about the • j ' 11 j Virgin soil of unsurpassed frrwho wrote the first draft of the fa­ Declaration Sts. Phone 1J2-W. Crahi orfico or by letter. I ele. on July and staged | tility, will grow anything. mous d leument. discontinuances are not iis celebration then. 1,000 Acres in units nf A aeras, ULAltcNGE SMITH Extended Sessions TWO rooms, kitchenette and h a th ;1 [lid. Rosiop never got the news until General Contractor Vein - after the signing, J e ffe r­ July beautiful outlook; all improve-'j ns many as you "•:.nt 17. AT K I'KiCE LOW W II.L MM) West F im t Stree* son delighted In tell this story. Thr.* men Is; attractively furnished; | lurteniis - Prompt - efficient "VInke Your Head Swim" There was tl famous horseback Service «* Hum* 4-11 'debate on Jefferson's document bemoderate rent by week. Young's Home Seekers, Here Is Your that will pnv carrier around $20 weekly is now open. Apartments, office 200 N, Park . gan on July 2, .177(1. There was ride conn?euu! with the story of Chance AIKIa i , ROOFING— The Roof Ev- Ave. ! much wrangling. Itt two days, tile adoption of the Declaration Territory is in heart of Sanford, paved streets, short It May Never Come Again [A n n o u n c e m e n ts ! erlasting. Metal shingles; j a ride that pinkes Paul Acverc’s •eighteen of Jefferson's sentences nicely furnished If you can make a small cash .standing seam tin and galvnnir.ed TWO NEWdistance. Yotmjf man with car is desired. Very easy he -n ^oppressed, ion had been nerfnrimtncc from Cambridge to apartm ents. $25 per month. HI5 Payment ami linaticc your fir-l bad Lexington look a mere p!”alike PLUMBING— roofB“ c* J""'®" Uowmn. Ouk nr: — ided. and six had been added. work. Do not apply unless yon can furnish good refer­ It; ATI ON and W. First St. Phone 207. crop, it, will easily pay for Go Thur uhiy, July I, was a sultry sure Jaunt. [r specialty- We handle electric ■ve. nnd th u d St. Phone 111. luml. ences and intend to stick. The Hdt r was Ciiesnr Rudncv of •■timmer duv. Late in the afternoon irs. pumps, home l i g h t and *vJGH r c i l RISEN BE RR i f i t IN i ; Hi— U tilises F u r K ent If you ate looking for n “ Simp" Delewnrc. who mound'd a bind; it rained. The flies —swarms of pUuts. Saulotd Machine Co. SHOP — Printing, Kr.grsving, I Here It Is th -m. according to Jefferson—left hor ro atul rode 83 mil s in a dire .iiitm iuung. ^ i e um t i r s t . W e do SIX ROOM HOUSE— 3 mites j See Mr- At Once the liyerv stable near Independence and a night over the worst road* kA ulo m tliiles west on Mount lloru Road. Ga­ W. N. YOUNG ■I it. 1'hoiiv 417-W. It.-K. AvenueHall and came in to see how the 'tnnginahle in order to get to Phila­ rage, electric lights, flowing well, Bargains In Real Estate om m erciul S treet. delegates were getting along. The delphia. vote for adoption and garden, hens. Good rate by year to i'ODGE Park Ave. and Commereiul St. delegates xver- having trouble, and break the ti.- which threatened to esoT^mrw-aiul Gralnuu T tucks iexpansible party. Apply ui house th" flies, as though sent by Pro­ keep ttie Doleware delegation off b — H elp W a n te d (tlln te ) (.<■ by letter to E. M. Church, 115 and 13th, St. Phone 3. the “yew" side of Congress. vidence, began to take action. 21— A c re a g e F o r S a le French Ave. They nipped away at Continen­ ih MKj INS At COWMAN CO.. Auto A recent claim for damages was ^tadiutor oud Bhoel metal works BOYS WANTED—Can use five FOR RENT.. *1 room house with MUCK LANDS ARK VALUABLE tal Congressional legs until Con­ made to an insurance company hv good boys who are hustlers. Can in and ornam ents' sheet metal hath on West F irst Street. $25.00 Just three ml lea front the city tinental Congressmen could stand a Connecticut farm er, who said Lik. Tel. 716-W. 207 French Ave. cant as high as u dollar an a fte r­ Month. Apply 117 Popular Avenue limits on highway 1 have eight it no longer. There were many of thn* some of his ribs were broken noon. Apply Circulation Depart­ acres of muck lands th at can be those Congressmen who wanted to by his daughter's embrace. ment Herald. SANFORD BUICK CO. bought for $60U an acre or s|«-cial speak, hut the flies were too mueh FOR RENT 212 Magnolia Ave . r. ROOM UNFURNISHED STUC­ price inn do on nil of it. Thirty for them. Passage was urged to T O I't*0 AUTO TOP DRESSING CO HUNG A LOW. 2 BED ROOMS, acres in entire Irart includes oit- escape tho flics mid passage was Phone 307 W aterproofs, softens' and pre­ LIVING ROOM. DINING ROOM. ius lands and other good garden had. The delegates went home and u u i i i s H i K u i a i x u H k i H a H i i i x a i N i i N M i i i i m i i m i i M s i i i i u u s i x i s t i i i « N m i a i l > { serves. makes your top last for­ KITCHEN (o<tuip|>cd with electric land. Fine place for poultry and left the historic hall to the flies. IYTTP3—MARMONS Preceded Jefferson ever; money hack guarantee, no range), BATH (with hot and cold truck of all kinds. Men ean make Sanford Automobile Co. brush fuss or muss, f>00 cans sola w ater). LOCATED 2300 PALMET­ living raising Imlhs, celery, vege­ The real father of the Declara­ Magnolia Ave. Phone 137 in Fla. last 30 days. Salesman TO AVENUE. RENT SUMMER tables nnd poultry for Sanford and tion of Independence was a man wanted. See I*. W. Short. Saloa RATES. PHONE 148. Orlando m arkets. Address R,VA, ('. few school youngsters today hear N’COLN — FORD — FORDSON Mgr. II Ball Itld'g. Ban ford, Fla. ’5 3 care Herald, This wilt not he on of. This was Richard Henry Lee, Edward Higgins Inc. 6-ROOM.. bungalow for rent, market long. If you do not th in k iof Virginia, who might have w rit­ Inimercial & Palmetto. Phone 331 with bath and garage, on Flench this laud is woith tin- price try to ten the Declaration Itself had it —i S—Financial 3 Ave., near 11 th St. Phone 221 or l av -onie of the muck lands in not happened that his wife was BOOST SANFORl) taken suddenly ill and that he. went cull at GDI Park Ave. oilier parts nf the country. tT THE New Sanford Booster home to he at her bedside, leav­ tito displaying hunch of celery MONEY— to loan on Improved de- -i-ROOM Cottage, unfurnished, for 26— M isc e lla n e o u s F o r S ale ing to Jefferson the honor of com­ j'la ld t residential property ,n 150 each. Studcbnker Agency rent. 170(1 block, $25 a month. position. Sanford ut ti per cent interest, no Box 1700 care Herald, Your H eadquarters [n .loan Garage Co. Lee wrote what was really the i ■ FOR SALE:. . CORNER LOT IN first brokerage- Address Loan P. U Bax declaration, a short resolution | JJ PINEI1UR9T. ONE BLOCK When You Come Over 603 City. MODEL TRIM CO. 17— H u s lu e ss i'la c e s F o r K ent FROM FRENCH. CASH TALKS. which was put before Congress on ■ trim the rnr, not the owner.' June 7, I77G. On that day Lee * MAKE AN OFFER. REPLY LOT ill— L iv e sto c k Phone 817 for estim ates moved "that these United Colonies | n ATTRAGTIVf toorns to rent far CARE HERALD. P. W. RADFORD are and of right ought to he free u stores or offices at I'ar'i Ave. 1 ami independent states that they J and Commercial ftre e t. W. M poles. CROSS-TIES— and INFOKI) Overland Co. W illys-1GOOD JERSEY COW—for are absolved from all allegiance to m Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave., op­ grade or dimension. See E. InightB & Overland, W hlppits.! Inquire G. L. Bledsoe, Celery the British crowy; and that all con- | * > r II. Bush, Geneva, posite Court H uubc . rk A- Commercial Sts. Phone 5S. phone 387-J. ncrliou between them and the sta- u t r i of Great Britain is and ought g The Answers to be dissolved.” By Blosser HECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS | Thrre. in one short paragraph, is « Hurry Over Often! Here are the (|UcHtionH, the •he whole Declaration of lridepcn- 3 erorreet answers tc which are ilenee. You eon even find this verv u VESTAW' \Nl7U PlFTECM L1S76M -A P6 VOO C 2 E 3 .a M .n .C 5 e y 1E3 nrinted under tho heading on wording In the rinsing sentences of ■ 60IMS 70 Buy PIPE- * SO R B ' THIS IS CL.M7S MOMMA SAME OS POOR7A op JULY page (3): the Jefferson draft. a VW&Lu Boy 77V B16SE-C7" CRACk&RS? APE you ryfi Operating1 Depp’s Pool And Hath House 1— What is the title Mary Bick­ Lee’s resolution was debated « AM' XM6R6 6 0 1 S > 6 7DSPEMDALLPJBeCRACkkDs y J t O N fords prom agents wish to have June 8 and », and it was the Lee “ 60AJAJA MAkE •w a t m o / oe y om d&T-Wlt'LC MAU& MODE ■■Bt<iiaaH«anMMciiKMaiaaHaai(aBHHHBHHHaaBHaa»HMHHHBBaBnainHw<<aHaaaeaHai*aa^atirre her known by? resolution which cam e before C o n -1 AU- klMDS O P p ip e c D A c y e a s / joice . 7WAw " m t e e 2— Wiial is tin- name of Thomasgross on July 1 and had to he PA CKET' "21 6 0 ED. WAS' Jefferson's estate in Virginia? passed before Jefferson's expanded i 4,-;. 4. 4- 4- 4--:■ <*❖ y + <■ +❖ •}••' •J-4-4'❖ +•{• + •:*+ + ’>4*++ + + ♦♦ •> 3— What two famous volcanoesdeclaration was taken up. <• One other Continental Congress­ are near Mexico City, Mex.? I—Win* is the president of the man who stepped nshl ■ to give Jefferson the honor of writing the Irish Free Stale? •"'—W hat was th® mime given to famous document was John Adams. - j — Paavo Nurmi, distance runner, Jefferson wanted Adam- to write -T v who visited the United States it. Adams wanted Jefferson to write it, for. wrote Adams la te r,' several years ago? (1—Who is the most ranious "I had h<mi so unpopular and ob­ “gate crasher” in the United noxious for mv early and continual seal In promoting the measure that States ? % ^ 7 Who is the (tew d i c t a t o r any draft of mine would undergo more criticism and scrutiny in Con- 1 and war lord of North China? : one of his composition.": 5a*>, K—Who is the United States g res* than A d a m s ’ S p ee ch Lost ■ anihassadiT to Mexico? It was Adams, however, whose P—What is the ratio of naval eloquence persuaded the Congress .J* will prove an Ideal Stopping Place for you -rim limitation between Great to pas* Lee's reaolution and so ^ SOCE - IF YOU SPEMT IT 'WAV DGMT you SPEMD IT F ee Britian. the United Slate* nnd raved the wav for Jefferson'*, His and your family during the Summer m onths JEU.y BEAWS CP CWXCLATES For f ir e c r a o r e p s ncomvsKT JELLY BEAMS.' ’ Japan, finder the Washington famous speech on that Oceanian is blow y o u c e y e s our a a j ' 1MS7EAD - w iny S to MVSAT 6 EE-VAE 7PA7S WUAT or 011 your week end visits. Only a step to the agreem ent ? lost, although Daniel W ebster later Bumj y o jft P//06&QS o f f /oEMEO SEE A6AI/0 = )F VOU COULD B uy VlE'LL ( j t r rec­ tried to reproduce such parts as he j 10— W hat is th® American ocean. G E T JE tL y B6ANG A LLyoO LOTS OF CAAW MM-X CAAJ W 7 A P iR E C C a c K E R S - s ord for hundred-yard d a sh 1 1could rem ember in *he "Supposed MARDlV MkTAT GET I S A JOtT 7UIMK OF ALL 7A* VM77V 7AIS, ISpeech of John Adams." 'g)Air'_ COULDM'T W ESTOMATA ACME AA->‘ MICE CAMDV VOU CAN) These nro only a few of the many \ x \ y o U D G B T O U E P —-<■. Boy vjrm w a t .V little known fncM about the hist- , ,C 7A A T H -— a V T 'X nrv n f th? Declaration of I n d c - .v \ Quick Service Jpendenfio nnd the history of July 4, ■^<7^ A N. , For instance, on July 4, the D o -1+ Low Prices .IC i duration was adopted by otdv J twelve of the colonies, New York <. Y \/V Tr We do all kinds nf elctricttl, i<si 'V And on + battery and repair work. Try 'holding hack till July L V -1 'v ^ our guaranteed service, save July I. the document wn* rigned I J ,hy only two ponrd>, John Hancock. 4» and Im- sa in Tied. »%V , orrsldcnt of tho Congress, and tl Charlas Thomson, its secretary. The parchment cony of the De- t Fletcher Haltery & elaration. now in the Library of > w Electric Co. ■Congrr**. was not signed until •> “On The Ocean t r 820 W, 1st. St. Phone 382W Ait" 2. Fifty-three delegates *ign- £ n ra u • r « T c u r jrd "then. The Inst signature, th a t -k C l »>7 St > U MWWCt. I iof Thomas McKtan, was not of- » ♦ ♦ » # ! I Time .................... - 10c <» finies ....................... He a line rimes ....... ................ 7c n " ,,e Time rate* on reparst. LARGE CITY Route APPLY TO Circulation Dept. Herald T h e W a te r ’s Fine Make Our Bath House A n:\ Pool D A Y T O N A T O You use our Bath House or Suits w rT O On Hie Wonderful Ocean Bcacli At Daytona §2? The Breakers Hotel % !i z Special Summer Rales Lxlra Special Week End Rales fX a 1he Breakers I Iotel itk. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 04, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/dd79accda65afb677a8373d04b03f80b.pdf 909c569448e8830d3b15267cb3bfa513 PDF Text Text THE WEATHER YOU It NEW SPAPER Uiublinhed i n ' m i d i ’s Th' World’s Greatest Vegetable Action. Its Richest Garden Land Sc )U TM K N O ^ 1! ’- --------* . , i Partly cloudy, probably locnl thundorshowers this afternoon or tonight In north portion; not quite ao warm in north portion tonight. a jtfo ri* H eart Leased Wire International News Service SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JU LY 5, 1927 N U M B E R 2f»9 Member Audit Rurenu Of Circulations NSTONaval Arms Parley eathsDelegation Asks County BYRDPLA enry Ford Predicts tragicD Commissioners To Retain UM EROUS Publicity Tax In B udget LEAVEFORU.S.Is In Deadlock Over iumerous Changes AREN W ITHINAW EEKQuestionO f Cruisers VERH0L1AY [nWorldOf Business O CROWD IS Will'Brini S con -jO N HAND AT LAKE solidlaions, He Says M A RY FESTIVAL Advances In MechaniJARGE ive Day Week To Stay, Says Magnate original draft. Boston Steels, a member of: thcabonrd, concurred in this opinion. The Seminole County Chamber of Commerce is expected to work out a program of self maintenance during the next six months, ac­ cording to n statement recently ' made by Secretary L. C. Helmut, Funds from the county will be forjthcoming for the next 12 months, [which will ho of material benefit fin formulating this program. The Commissioners this morn* ing decided to advertise for bids on the construction of the stocknde, to house county convicts. 1'lnns sub­ * * 3 * '.S T o !f it th . ro o m , mitted by Elton J . Moughton were would ndopt the budget nt this adopted nml bids arc to be receiv­ afternoon's session, John Mcisch, ed nt the next regular session of chairman of the board, stated that tho Bonn!. The convict camp will it would probably lie adopted th is'b e built on the present Orlando afternoon without chnnge from its road, near the County Home. A delegation composed of L. L. Leroy, It. J . Holly, It. S. Entzminger and L. C. Bobout, representing the Seminole County Chamber of Eight Killed In Windy City Commerce, appeared before tho While Drownings And Auto Hoard of County Commissioners Mishaps Claim Seven Lives this morning and usked that the publicity tax be retained in tho In The Stale Of Minnesota 1927-28 budget, ft had been eiiminoted by the Commissioners a t their special June meeting. Nine Are Reported No action was taken and the deRead In California legation left tho meeting satisfied *• they •* . . . • ■• t after were informed that athe. Association 1th North Carolina Leads South! County Chamber would have Celebration field With Twelve Casulties lie - 1 enough funds on which to run for Shopmen’s Of July In Evansdale Park Monday; SevoralSpeakersOn Program pork><l A s K ourlhO f-lulyToM Ford’s Slogan Is “Da Ordinary Thin fX IhX“ Approximately 350 people nt­ , * * i , r \V/»I{” tended the Fourth of July picnic IraordinarUY VVC.t i given nt Evansdale Park, hake Commander Of Third Flight Across Atlantic And Three Companions Will TaUeLine? Some! imealnMIddleOt Week Study Of AMERICA MAKES Committee’s Question Postponed Permit Delegates GREAT STRIDES IN To To Seek A Solution Noville, Balchen Fly To Holland Tomorrow PAYING BIG DEBT U. S. Cannot Agree Non-Stop Hop i’roves French One Third Of Indebtedness Of $2G,000.000,000 At Close Affection For U. S.. Avers Of The World WnrWIUHave Byrd In Luncheon Remarks Rcen Paid Hv Close Of Year W ith'The English America Favors Post­ PA RIS, July -5— (IN S )—Com­ CHICAGO, July 5.— (IN S) — poning Action Upon mander Richard E. Byrd and his WASHINGTON July 5.— (FNS) Scores were dead and hundreds in­ co-fliers, Bert Acosta. George O. — By the end of 1927 substantially Cruisers Until 1931. jured in tho midwest today as tho Noville and Bernt Balchen. arc result of fireworks, automobile, planning to sail for the United one-third of America’s war debt, GENEVA, July 5 .— (INS) — -— Mary, by the Atlantic Coast Line airplane and other nccidents July 4. States on one ofsthe big liners tho which in August, 191R, stood nt Kdllnr*' Niii-'. •—Knlltuvlng lM .shopmen's Association. In Chicago automobiles killed middle of next wek, it was announc over $25,500,000,000, will have __A state of complete dead­ Hi- first of „.'i *Auii ! A Imskoi Innrh nnd fish fry, seven, one child wns burned to ed this afternoon. boon retired, it was lonrned at lock at the tri-partitc naval prominent men dentil and GO seriously injured by Noville nnd Balchen said they the treasury today. arms limitation conference contests fireworks. planned to fly to Amsterdam to­ The eight years of financial Dane* morrow as passengers in a regular maneuvering since the debt stood here wns reached today when Three persons were drowned in last even- Minnesota and four were fatal commercial' plane to complete plans at its maximum will hnvo resulted the naval experts’ committee oni munity victims of automobile crashes. Nine of the Kokker compnny for the adjourned indefinitely its la­ building of a plane for Byrd’s pro­ ii\ ii retirement of nhmit $8,000,­ House, with the Lake Mary Orches­ deaths, four of children, wns the Mirl ' T i m iV'Miaiiilt.jr i h a t a ll m e n t a 000,000 in outstanding obligati­ bors “to permit the various V',V, curried dally Itiruuglim it jected south polo expedition. tra furnishing the music. toll in California. _ representing un interest delegations to seek n means lli- week. "Any Americans who may doubt ons, ______ j S. Runge, was chnirmun of the Forty three lives wore lost in In­ saving of $.‘120,000,000 anminlly. France’s affections for tlie United n Ph'ri K n lm .1111v r>.— v ( I N S )' (jij program the speakAlonq of the allied nntion* which of adjusting the cruiser needs D 'I TI , .tiny wh(1 which wcre; included u , n, Stevens, on diana in automobile accidents, nlr- President Ami Wife Will Have Mayor Forrest Lake Returns States need only make a non-stop plane crashes, fireworks explosions participated in tho world war tlie of tho difforent powers.” From Metropolis Where He Opportunity To See Great­ flight from New York to France." Trem endous a d v a n ce s 1,1 t|,t, Hafety drive and tho splendid The deadlock resulted directly United States lias succeeded in and diownings. This was the statement of Comest KxhibilionOfiiorsemanNegotiates Sale Of Local Ithi* m cclian icai end o f A in e r- ,.0-operntion given"Ly the shopmen; from inability of the United S tate* nip making appreciable dent in the niutider Richard F7. Byrd of thu Ethel Doano, 21, n parachute Sent ri lies During Ihist Wcck sliip That Is Staged In U. S. icon in d u stry g ra d u a lly w ill J . M. Williams. Frank Evans, on jumper, fell to her death at Indian­ America in replying today to a cojlosnl war deficit. Other coun­ to agree to Great Britain’s demand III an muuni .* is Imulnmiq the important part played by the speech of welcome by Colonel l’o- tries huve. haruly been able to for 78 cruisers totaling about C00,revolutionize th e b u s in e s s Int.chan,icii ((f a rniirond and E. F. apolis before thousands of spectS; Mayor I-’orrest Lake returned to iimnehetti at a reception given in balance tlieir budgets nnd “break 000 tons. It wns understood here BA ll) CITY, s. I)., July fi— tors in an amusement park. The Iworld with tilt* c r e a tio n o f Jionsboider, who spoke on tile (IN S)Calvin t’oolldge, from Sanford Saturday night after 10 honor of tlie American nvintors by even." today that thu United States del­ li'ianl h lisin esa c o r p o ra tio n s “spirit of 1776 and its influence to- girl plunged into a tree when her “way down east ’’ prepared today days in New York, where lie con­ tlie thirty-fourth aviation regi­ egation had received instructions I nrnchutu failed to open. Debt retirement is viewed by to leave here i . about noon for tracted the sale of $100,000 worth ment of France at Le Bourget Fly­ Lind llio universal adoption of day. ' Secretary of thu Treasury Mellon from Washington that unless an RALEIGH, N. ( ’., Ju ly fi.— (IN S) Bellefourehe S. 1).. when- lie will of bulkhead bonds, $200,000 of ing Field. the as the most effective step toward agreement on cruiser strungth (the five-day week u.s n u t-’ w I,1JioVk were ns follows: 100 - — North Carolina led the entire take ill a Hill of the more spirited which were delivered to the bond­ Byrd the pilot of his plane, Bor*. I . 1!__ ..LostiSAfl 1 yard . 1 dash, l .l. I...... - .......| nM in permanent tnx reduction. With could' ho reached, practically on hoys under 10, tur won by south in violent deaths over the entortainiiu:; they furnish “ way ing houses who purchased them. tdumling changes Acosta, and the relief pilot, Bernt eighty per cent of tho debt retired, tho hnsis of u proposal put for­ out west.” doulde holiday Sunday and Monday, hroy. Lake Mary. Girl’s This is Henry Ford's view of John Humphr Other municipal securities, now Balchen were guests of honor. G. ward by nn American dclegnto air ‘ The tri-stute round-up, which authorized for sale, were withheld O. Noville, the other member of it is felt that tho maximum in­ owing 400,000 tons of cruiser t ri.nsinm .ni.......... ................................ lAmerk'ft’s industrial fu................. tu re.'Jt was division won by Margaret Tew, it was revealed today by a survey come tnxcH may lie fixed nt 10 which placed the toll at 12 lives. annually lures in all the fines ri­ l i v e n International Nows Service Sanford; young men, won by Olifrom the market because of the un­ tho crow, remained at his quarters per cent less than half tho present strength each for G#ent Britain and Five persons—three women and ders of tlie surrounding ranges to favorable conditions now existing in the Continental Hotel. i.uluv in an exclusive interview. ver Dantzley, I-ake Mnry. Ladies, tho United States, that it would b« The richest man in America is won l.y Blanche llincncliff, San- two men were drowned near Wil­ com|>eto for fame at <1 ogod hard in financial circles of the north, Also among those present wns figure. Experts believe thnt with­ hotter to allow tho cruiser question in 20 yours It will ho possiblo to cash, was the attraction which is mington when they were caught in u , mfirmed ontimist about the ford. Novelty shoe race, won by Mayor Like announced. “They all Clurencc Chamberlin, famous New cut taxes to that percentage. to rest in ubeyaneo until 1931. n wiiirlpool nnd whisked out to taking tho executive away from his think a lot of Sanford up there nnd York to Germany flyer. llniU-.l States. He believes Amor* Elma Cochran, Lake Mary, Tho naval limitations treaties i . ii » stcmlilv progressive nation. | Women’s nail driving contest, sen. Automobile nnd train wrecks summer white house for the day. It they told me that Sanford wus in a The American flyers made a Wiping out tho debt will cut signed at tho Washington confer­ will ho Mr. Coolidgo’s first honestII,, feds the couhtry will develop won by Mrs. Elmer Ilyotlnine, claimed three lives and another better position than most of tho tcur of inspection of lioth tint mili­ government costs approximately v. hi after year in trade commerce, |^,ko Mary. Hoy’s 50 yard swim- was reported when a youth, plung­ to-goodness western rodeo nnd cities whoso bonds are now on tary iuid Civilian fields. It was $1,100,000,004) unnually under tho ence, which have to do with capital their frist visit to the hangars at figure of the 1027 fiscal year fillips, expire in 1931 unless renew­ in.lur.trv, ‘‘.ience and the nits. Its mjng race under Id, won by Cliir- ing into Yadkin River struck u judging from the program he's sale," lusaid. going to witness plenty of action. poM'Utilities urc unlimited, he says. cnCL> Beckham, Lake Mary. Girl s rock. Le Bourget field where 10 000 peo­ that amount having been required ed. A number of representatives of ple waited for them in vain lust to provide the $3113,628,000 sink­ The American proposition rep­ if American husiness men will ruc« won by Mnry Miller. Men’s Horses frum the hills which huve Three persons wcrO drowned in load the way. race won by Thomas Le Couris, South F\irk River ncni\ Gastonia. never fell tlie touch of a saddle th. larger investment houses are Thursday night. They signed nu­ ing fund nnd to moot $787,019,000 resented it compromise between tho Byrd in interest charges. United States’ first proposal of Ihe auto king was interviewed Tampa. Lillies’, Nina Cornet, San- They were: Floyd Matthews, 2d, and steers which have never seen planning a trip through F'lorida in merous autographs and 250,000 to 300,000 cruiser tonnage V :n Ids offiie at Hcnrhorn, in the ford. Three legged race won by Alice Matthews, 21, and Mrs. Ray the inside of a corral have been a s­ tile lu-ur future and have included placed flowers on tlie Lindbergh A big financial operation will each for Great Britain nnd the midst of n ten-thousand-acre tract A l b W h i t a k e r uud Clarence Kimball, 18, all of West Gastonia. sembled to test tlie skill and dex­ Sanford r.n their itinerary, Mayor Plaque. F’or half un hour tho flyers lako place next year wlu-n tho United States, nnd tho British de. of factories. He wore a modest Pcekhum. Floyd wns drowned in an attempt terity of the best known cowboys Lake announced. third llborty loan of $2,147,604,000 mnnd for nearly 600,000 tona. This- • and cowgirls in the west. Such gray business sack suit and look- 1 Twenty-five yard sack race, Ed- to rescue tho two women. “When tjipso nu|i come to San­ watched Marcel Doret, a civilian iodeo celeliritic us “Tad" L ocks ford, we will show them sonicthlhg l>1UY, perform stunts in tho nir. It will he retired. A considerable American compromise .proposition «i anything but the grenteat in- ^ , Timmerman, Fifty yard dash, 22-year old gill champion trick wideh cannot he found nnywhcrc wus Doret who piloted F’redcrlrk block of this Issue will ho retired wns presented a t tho experts’ com­ ik^M ol^nlun of uny nle^|ovor 50, won by M. A. PccpU*H, rider, Chester Byers, world chain else in the state of F'loridn, nnd K. Abbott to Ver-Sun-Mer on I<*ri- outright, and the remainder refun­ mittee meeting and almost immed. :yc He spoke in low soft tones. 0 r ,nmJo .Girl’s sack race, Ruth ErThroughout the interview, Ford , pion trick roper, and Bnddy Ryan that is a solid foundation up'in day to obtain for International ded probably ulong the plan used lately tho work of tho committoi iiatiunul champion Bronco Buster, which to erect a city. Sanf *rd is News Service the first intrview in handling the second liberty loan was adjourned without u set duto raw5!uul1workoris*doin g *their *fid 11 The old fashioned waits nt the now in the course of liquidation. Commander Byrd. will Ik- seen in competition. for nnothcr meeting. now rated very highly but after with Jptv to the lieRt of their ability. Community House In the ovomnR Byrd congratulated Doret on hits The fourth liberty* largest of Flspcrial interest in the round their visit here their eyes will have f This action left the arms confer­ His credit for all buslness-nnd £«■ * » " l*y Mr- and Mrs Walter up is being manifested by tho been opened to the fact that we j ability in handling a plane nnd tlie the war-time issues is cnllnhlo in ence wlthuut a committee meeting it will apply as well to every hu- Ktlonfield. Fox trot hv Miss Lin presidential party heenusu they stand a good opportunity of becom­ French flyer replied: 1933 and falls due five yenrs later. scheduled, with tlie members of thu nan activity, was summed up Tolar and t luuilc Nichols, 1 ox "I wns happy to ho the first flv- Outstanding in tills block -is $•’>,- various delegations conferring in­ WIMBLEDON, Englnnd, July fi have their entry in the show, Da­ ,1 ' trot by Mrs. I heodorc Cnchere and ing central Florida’s leading city," pr to greet you at Ver-Sun-Mer.” 204,900,000. — (IN S )—America fell heir to its kota Clyde Jones major domo of dependently within their own • “The best slogan for a success- William Me Kim; Charleston by third Wimbledon title today when the state game lodge stables. Clydo he said. Byrd, Acosta nnd Iilnchen then ranks. The New York visit was very ful business is: bo the ordinary Miss Edith Butterfield, started to return to Paris to a t­ the great California pair rtf Helen wlto helil the bronco Following tho adjournment, the S, “ f satisfactory and m an; thing extraordinary well." Tho general committee, in charge Wills, the singles champion, nnd chunipionship two yenrs tend a luncheon in tlieir honor experts’ committco issued u turnThe world is living In a mochan- of tho day, was composed of S. Eliznhcth Ryan rushed through ti led the full three day given by the ministry of ninrino. ay compctiri'^at*vc The city’s financial matcompet munique saying the adjournment itul ngc In which man’s conquest Rung?. C. Strong, W. It. Eden- Mrs. Peacock nnd Miss FL L. Heine tion ut Bellefourehe by special ters were solved, the Mayor stated. I’d prefer to stny here nnd fly," was tnken with "a view to permit­ i f the air Is just getting under field. C. . Hull, W. F. Runge, G. C. to a straight set victory in tho ipermission and personal request He wns accompanied homo by remarked Balchen. ting tho various delegations to sock vay, Ford said- and the mechanical Hcald, S. J . Moreland. J . A. Beck- final round. The- scores were G-.'t of Mr. Coolidgc. Reports coniin City Attorney George A. DeCottes, Chamberlin said he would re­ a means of adjusting tho cruiser wonders have only begun. ham. A. F, Kemp, H. L. Howell, E. G-2. hack from the flist day's running who attended tho sessions with main nt the field for a while in or­ V**eds of tho different power." “There are many changes com- L. Ilyotlnine, J. M. Williams, C. The victory of the Wills-Rynn indicate Clyde more than held his New York hankers ns legal advis­ der to pilot a six-pnsseijger Ju pi­ 7 ho communique also declared it g in our system of business ami A. Donaldson, V. Motts, W. Ft. Ven- team in the women’s doubles eli- own. ter motor plane. He took a short LONDON. Ju ly 5— (IN S )— er. nn agreement had been reached ihev are nil for the better" bijI.I aide, J . llojtacjaw , C. Simmons, muxed a championship in which plcnsurc flight with his wife. Hu Twelve Americans are included in The trip to Bellefourehe will l<e suid he wanted to fly n French tlie total of 207 golfers who will respecting submarines, but later it Ford. "I considered the United Judson Simmons, and T. Townsend. Americans had dominated every­ made by special train. The return military plane but that there wus complete In the British open cham­ was authoritatively learned tiiat 1 ‘nt' us nn extract of all the F’rank Evans today thanked thing except the men’s singles in trip will be made tonight. “too much red tape." world, nml as a result, we bavo tju. Hollowing merchants of Sim­ which Bill Tilden failed to make pionship commencing next Mon­ the agreement wns only to limit “I found that I’d liuvc to see six day at St Andrews, Scotland. De­ mon-plont-cr spirit than any other fonj nn<j |.uge Mary for donating the grade to tlie final round. The (Continued On Pago Five) (Continued On Pago Five) 11 ' nitry. There is lota oT work i|10 awards for the various cventc: inimitnble Helen took over two of nails a ! the entry list were made waiting to be done-'if tho leaders Koumillnt and Anderson, Union the championships in singles and public today. Maitland And Fellow v *11 find ways of doing it. And piutrnuicv. Geo. A. Speer and Son, doubles while yesterday Tilden re­ The Hat mvcalod that there arc (( ontmutd On Page Five) Churchwells, Benjamin’s, McLmilin, trieved much of Ids reputation by 86 fewer entries than in 1926 but Flier Leave Tomorrow R. C. Pittman, negro slayer who the field is more representative ns W ater’s Candy Kitchen, B. Wein­ pinying dazzling tennis in teamwus sentenced to the electric chair it includes players from F'rnnccberg, Haynes and R atliff, Sanford play a semi-final match in the 12 Youths Drown As IIONOLULU, July 6— (IN S )— at Rniford at the Fubruary term Germany, Hollnnd and Australia. IJeuts. Lester Maitland and Al­ Electric Compnny. L. B. McCuller, men's doubles. BEACH. Fla., July 5 - - of Circuit Court, has been granted Tlie Americnn^entrunta are Bob­ bert Ilcgenbcrger will take their Prisoners Look On McKinnon Mnrkwood Compnny, Miss Ryan, who today collaborat­ ( INMIAMI S)— Tutcm Wofford. Sr., 5 5 ,1 until Aug. 15 for his lawyers to by Junes of Atlanta, Joe Kirk­ Inst spin today in the big, lum­ Yowell, Lloyd's Shoe Store, Biggly- ed in winning her ninth British The committee on “ Business Me­ wood, Charles Muyo. Bill MoldOSSINING, N, Y.. July I).— Wiggly Store, Stoplcr Bakery, Mil* doubles championshipi faced ttie was burned to death here lust j file u transcript of record which to thods" of tho Rotary Club wns in horn, Ijirry Nabholtx of St. Isiuis, bering Fokker which curried them .... bed of tho ler Drug Company, Lake Mary, possibility of holding two titles be­ night when the hotel which hears 1 they failed to file previous lo TIN’S) Bragging the frum tho Pacific coast to the Ha­ with grappling 1Ball Hardware Company, Lake Ma- fore* the close of the meeting. In Ids name was gutted by an early June Ifi. according to word receiv­ charge of the program nt tho week­ Jim Burnes, Silas Newton of Si- waiian Islands. Tho army pilots Hudson River ed by TinHerald this afternoon. morning fire. ly meeting of the dub held ut the wunoy, Joshua Crane, G. Andrews planned to take a two-hour night lolico continued ry books, Ossining polL_ . Filling „ Station, Central Garage, company with Hunter, she will Pittman’s execution was Bet for Seminole Cafe at noon today. of the Winged F’oot Club, Jack Red over Honolulu today alternating Alone in • the winter hostelrytla-ir ''.iriii tudnv for the bodies Lake Mary, M. M. Ejoblom, Trcn- play u semi-final mutch in the mix­ which wus one of the first to he the week of April 15, and the death Chairman W. M. Haynes presided. thond- Alex Armour and W. Ken- for the hut time at tho controls tf three unidentified New Y ork!su re Shop, Lake Mnry, A. FL Sjob- ed doubles toduy. In brief America hud better constructed in this resort city, Wof warrant Jind already been reud to Short talks wore henrd from II. nil of Floridu. youths who drowned a few yards lorn, Lake Mary. S. L. Smith Groof the great monoplane whoso pow­ him by Sheriff C. M. Hand, when A Iks Mitchell is the only notable er und pcculurlties they know qnd 1nt fi .in the Sing Sing prison hulk- w-erv, Lnk<> Mary, H. M. Gleason, than un even chance of achieving ford is thought to have lost his life Ids attorney necur d n writ of er­ R. Stevens, S. O. Shinholscr, Fred bead yesterday. (Lake Mnry. Flowers' Grocery the ratio four yut of five at least when lie rushed into the flames In ror, returnable Jut e 15, und wihch T. Williams. Torn Kenney nnd N. P. British nhsentce. He will be unable love. ni. attempt to put in a fire call. Yowell of Orlando. I in English chunipionships. to compete because of illness. The F’okker will remain in HaTheir eanoe overturning in the Store, Lake Mary. An unidentified man who wns nutomatciully postponed (he dcuth Tho work of the Business Meth­ wuli for inter-island flying. Mait­ choppy waters of the rivir, tho I ------------------------- * The qualifying rounds will be thought to huve\'»een in the hotel sentence. ods Committee is bused on tho Ro­ played Monday und Tuesduy. Tho land und Ilcgenbcrger sail for Oak­ thin- young moil went to tla-ir < TO TEACII AVIATION Four Are Killed In at the time bus not been loeuted No identification of the pica tary Code of FHhics. deaths while more than 1,000 con-' --------Y.undred lowest modal players and land tomorrow. authorities do not believe that made to the Supreme Court for a Leon L. Ia-Roy, president of tho those tied for hundreth place if Moscow Gun Battle but They hud hoped to fly it hack '•cts and prison guards looked on* CHICAGO. July 6— (IN S )—1The review of the case was given to­ club, who has been on a trip to any, will clush <>in the chumpion to California, but the War Depart­ lie was a vistim of the flames. Mplersly. Duly forbid the guards science of aviation and the art of day, but it is known that I i Ih a t­ tlie north for several weejis, a t­ Tlie Wofford was one of tlie lead frnni ft eing a dozen prisoners who flying are to be taught in the pubship proper la-ginning Wednesday ment ordered othorwlse. MOSCOW, July 5— (IN S )— Btio-I to In- permitted to go to lie schools here, according to nn I-’our persons were killed and five ing winter hotels of 201-room ca­ torney’s are preparing their a r ­ tended the meeting and guvo an over the 72 hole orute. interesting report of his trip, in the r, mil-. The guards were mla- announcement made today by wounded in n running gun battle pacity, the first unit of which wns guments. constructed about seven years ago. Pittman confessed to tlie murder which he compared tho business ®fltt, their guns leveled. Orders school president J . Ia.-\vis Conth. near Smolensk today between mon­ Aviation experts have been sum­ archist conspirators hended by a It wus almost totally destroyed dur of L. P. Hilton- a local burlier shop conditions of the north with that of no prisoner from the yard ing the September hurricane, hut owner on the night of Jan. 28. F'loridu. Conditions of tho north wij.iiut offieinl permission, no moned for consultation for the woman, M. V. Zaeharchemo, and was rebuilt. Tlie loss is covered with that of F'lorida compared very courses, he suid. a police army detachment. mutter what the emergency. by insurance. favorably, he told thu Itotarinns. County Court Open Three monarchists, including N. P. Yowell, Clurenco Brown Madame Zachafchemko, and oiiu For Summer Term nnd Sum Way, all of Orlando, wero LOS AN GELES, Ju ly 5.— (IN S) ed to return to Honolulu from the Girl’s Screams Saves army policeman were slain. visitors ut the luncheon. Armed peasants assisted In thd —Richard Grace, Hollywood avia­ island of Kauai tomorrow. Six Lives From Fire Seminole County Court opened rounding up of the Monarchist tor, who crashed his plane in land­ Four timos Grace humped down this morning for tho regulur sum­ Tax Sale Is Held band, Five of the pursuers, includ­ ing yesterday at Barking Bunds, his crude runway at “ Barking BIRMINGHAM, Alu., Juiy 6— mer term, with Judge J . G. Shar­ ing a soldier- were injured. Madame Zaeharchemo aannd (IN S )—Screams of u young girl on on the bench and John Leon­ Today At Courthouse 'Knual Island, Iluwaii, after unsuc­ Sands," on Kauai, on the start of Ewo liquor churgcs were among fiiii-d $7 for alleged speeding. W. two assistants came from Finland saved the lives of six persons, one ard! handling the prosecution of cessful take-off for his solo flight u solitary, non-stop flight to Cali­ 1-" many cases on tho Police H. Kooks wus unable to appear to nrui attempted to dynamite the of whom, a 11-year-old boy, jump­ criminal and misdemeanor cases. At noon today, practically half to California, will rebuild h[s piano fornia. Three times a tire blew out anpwer to the charge of speeding "-urt docket this morning. G. Mer- and his cumj was continued to F'ri- army police building in Moscow ed from the second floor of u house The criminal and civil dockets of (lie delinquent tax sale hud in Honolulu and niuku unothur start on tho landing gfeir of hia tiny to e-scupe deatli by flumes curly to­ on June . ’ 1. Oil thut occasion she were sounded immediately follow­ 1 eon held in the hall of tho County within three weeks, his backer, monoplane. .M, negro, i barged with driving a dav. duy. fled to Smolensk.ing the opening of court und cases Courthouse. It was conducted by Grunt E. Bulge, announced today. The airman got away on a ; '5 'J'hile under tho influence of ‘ The following were up on charg­ "Wo intend to stay with this Fire had alreudy engulfed the ret for trial un various days of the County Collector John Jinkins. beautiful takeoff yesterday, but a f­ mtoxicttiiig liquors,’'and with rock- es of disorderly conduct; William There was not u single cross hid thing until that plane makes u home of Dr. H. II. King when a 7/‘ * 'living wns fined $200 or 00 Cranford was found not guilty nnd Tigers Flowers Fights daughter, Cornelia, awoke to dis­ week. registered at tho sale tills morning flight from Hawaii to California," ter forty minutes in the air a faul­ J*Y* °n tho liquor churgu and the dismissed; Annu Walker was also and the mnjority of the property Dolgo declared, “although Dick has ty rudder forced him to return, cover smoke pouring into her room. ' ir 7 dismissed. Jes- dismissed: Dan Chambers was Draw WithChallcnger She run screaming through .the New Altitude Mark went to the state. A number of tax had u lot of hard luck, it is all in landing on tho edge of the flying Rich, charged with possession of found guilty nnd fined $10. Bauson buyers, und n number of the game, und eventually he will field, Grace's piano' skidded and Set For Seaplanes certificate CHICAGO, July 6— ( I N R)--The house wuming other members of Itosco® I'h’ad guilty and was fined Flvnns was dismissed; properties went to them. the fumily five of whom left the get the Lrcnks and get uwuy over crashed. One uring was crumpled V'J0 or CO days. White was fined $10 or 10 days; proofessionul feud between Tiger place in their night clothes. Tho sale will probably ho ended there. I wired him yesterday to and the fuselage badly twisted. middleweight former y . DcNoyles, charged with Willie Ia-e Chapman was dismiss­ l-’lowers. WASHINGTON July 5— (IN S) hv 5 o'clock this afternoon. Misfortune was hovered over Herbert, u son, cut off from es­ notify me what repairs he needed. . hampinn of the world, and Miixio ed; Carl Meyers was dismissed; — A new world's altitude recoid Grace’s project from the start. A cape, leuped from a second story r t ii* ’ Un* finod E,,Knr ranklin, under two charges, that Janie Hcnneghnn wns fined $15 or Kosenhloom of New York was still window and was slightly injured. for seaplanes was written In tho PLANES RFIACH COLUMBUS HONOLULU. Ju ly 5 * - ( I N S ) — cracked propellor held him up at Purvis Coaltrain wns unsettled toduy, despite 10 rounds j dfunkeness and disorderly enn- 15 days; COLUMBUS, Ohio., Ju ly 5.— Hounded by hard luck, “broken first. Then folio .m i a spell of bad records today. <: • ‘’"Treated n $10 bond on the fined $15 or 15 days; Oslo Knight of fistic effort last night. Lieut. C. C. Champion took n (IN S )—Tho first of the 13 ships neck" Dick Gruce, movie atunt weather and strong unfriendly The “Abbots Bromley Horn At the end of the mill- referee .. *‘*1 charge and a $15 bond on wns fined $25 or HOTlays. t nnd judges went into a huddle and Dance’’ a survival of the old Wright upuche plane 37,000 feet constituting tho field in the F’ord flier, toduy gave up hta dream of winds. When tho weather bereir*®c°nd charge. Harriet Bush There will be no court tomorrow a b o v e tho capital yesterday, break­ reliability tour arrived over Nor­ cmenreif with the information thut Danish invasion, still is held in ing his own world’s record of 33,- ton Field near here ut 10:45 u. in. being the first man to fly from normal three tire blowouts on three dninL°U" < of a clbarge of nnd all cases scheduled for trial separate attempts to take off were England. Twelve men take part, ._ Hawaii to California. onmkeneis and fined $5. Boh Le- will l»e heard at the Friday session, the fight was a draw. There were with deer skulls und antlers uttn- 455 feet established two months teduy. They hopped o ff from Day­ the next prank of u wayward fate, Grace um| Ida party were expect­ no dissenting boos—and everybody j *'1* ‘ •‘Treated a hoiuJ of $ 10 for al- according to Municipal Judge W. ton, Ohio at 10 u. in. died to their heads. ugo. Ptra drunkvnets. David Buker wus E. White. went home happy. COOLIDGES LEAVE $400,000 IN CITY TO BE GUESTS AT:BONDS A RE SOLD DAKOTA’S RODEO TO N. Y. CONCERNS Helen Wills Teams With Miss Ryan To Win English Meet Twelve Americans W ill Compete F o r British Open Title PittmanGrantedAn Miamian BurnedTo Additional Stay By Death When Hotel State’s High Court Business M ethods Is GuttedByFlames Committee H o ld s Rotary’s Program Grace Will Rebuild His Machine For Flight From Hawaii To California I woLiquor Cases Heard Before Judge White In PoliceCourt This Morning •1! �THFT SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, JU L Y 1, 1027 PAGE six rff.LI V' U> 1 fa 0 (C li t£L-« SA LE O F BEAUTIFUL HOSIERY A Sale Of Beautiful SA LE O F SUM M ER FRO CK S Silk Underwear SILK D RESSES 1 IOSIERk In 2 Groups I I'.IMNS, BLOOMERS ir m e n t Alt 00 VALUES IN SILK SLIPS, AND BLOOMERS Special at $1.85 a ( O N YX PQ IN TEX Ready-To Wear Depart­ ment ir m e n t 10 INCHES WIDE IN ALL SHADES GUARANTEED EAST COLORS— Service Weight Lisle Top Values up to $1.95 a Pair Special At $1.5 0 A P PLAIN UKOHUKTTB CREPES WIDE- ALL SILK ALL SHADES VAN PAALTU IIOSE Al l.-SILK CHIFFON—LIGHT WEIGHT REGULAR SELLING PRICE, ?1.75 A PAII aaS E m SPECIAL AT $1.B5 A PAIR VAN RAALTE 1IOSD ALL-SILK (T1IFFON IN EVEItV SHADE REGULAR SELLING PRB E, $2.25 A PAIR m INCHES WIDE— KM) PURE SILK WASHABLE IN EVERY SHADE Special at $1.05 a Yard One Rack of Values up to $20.00 Special At $7.50 Each SPECIAL $25.00 $15.00 $10.00 SPECIAL AT $1.85 A PAIR IX AND OTHER HOSIER! - LIGHT WEIGHT- LIGHT SHADE: SPEC 1AL AT $1.00 A PAH LOT OF DRESSES Dress for $19.00 Dress for $12.50 Dress for $ 7.85 Colored Pongee FANCY GEORGETTES AND PUSSY WILLOW Sport Satin 3ENIX ALL SILK IIOSIEI IN ALL NEWEST SHADES 10 NCIIES WIDE— VALUES TO $5.00 ERVICE WEIGHT $2.00 VALUE LAJL SELLING PRICE, $250 A P. Special at $1.00 a Yard Special at $2.75 a Yard SLIP SILK FLAT CREPES PLAIN RAYONKTTE AND SLIP SATINS. 40 NCIIES WIDE, IN EV ER Y SHADE—VALUES UP TO $2.50 A YARD RADIUM AND ALL SHADES GUARANTEED ALL SILK AND FAST COLORS Special at $1.65 a Yard Special at $1.25 a Yard PECIAL AT $1.50 A PAIR PLAIN PUSSY WILLOWS AND POiNTI . FANCY GEORGETTES 10 I N C H E D W I D E — A N E X T R A VALUF Special at SI.85 a Yard �'riifc SANFORD IIFRAU), TUESDAY, JULY PAUB TWO Florida. A ga* company nays that 1000 County. HUM': and OIWKItfin thin 79 .lay cubic feet of gn* will cook IS meals uf Juim, 1927. V. 17. DOUOI.ASH for six persons, hent shaving water Clerk of th e C ircu it Court for 1000 days, lijcht two cigar* n of .Seminole C o u n t y . F lo rb la . dny for 000 years, bake 1700 threeHy A. M. tV F.FK.s D ep uty C lerk. quarter pound lonves of bread, bo!l F F W . I P I I ■ J u n e 275 gallons of witter, broil 7 3- 13th nlul 231 h. 23, J u l y 5th, IZth, rmind steaks nnd barbecue bum for 1750 sandwiches. v o lic i: tic HAI. If tIF *450,000.00 «i h i m i i j : cm a t y . c i .t i M i i i \ . Four ThousandPages OfTcsli- Tlic bark of the holly is almost UH.IItt \» n iF Ittlt lltlHNT monyA Ir ondjl I nkon InTnul* ns thin us paper. Trees bnvt* been , HON1)9, NOT CH IS l i l l l t F M V <71VBN, known to die from a bruise. Commission Records; U. S* Ilodv SitsInNumerousCHies iv t i i i : c i i t i 'u i T c m i i t o f s u m - M il.17 COUNTY. IT,util II t. 19 WASHINGTON, June 3 0 ~ (IN S ) I II I M K RY — Almost four thousand pages of J. 17. YVAI.Klilt. Complainant. tchtlmony have been gathered by VI the Fedeml Trade Commission in II, FI.I.IS, utimarrled, and 1* 1-7. Its lieurings on tho charges that HltlNFY. nnn lurried, and AI.VA Da FARR. Defend ante. the Radio Corporation of Ameri­ 4J, 4)1(1 >!7lt I lilt i*t.TJl,ICATI4IN can and Its nffiliated companion T i l l : S T A T U O F I T ,i l l tIHA Til nro engnged In unfair competition, AI.VA C r i e l ’AHH. 47.11117 Del’ AHH e* Do I'ASH, I'.Y I.M FT T 'i Ill.T l.l >1 N<:. nnd the end is still n year or hj l O l.r .M H I A . H<ll'T i l C.YItnl.lNA away. The public airing of the ra­ II iii.tii-iiribK hy Affidavit r 11••>t m dio trust charges begun in October t till* rail' *i li.iil voii a r e n resident or roiintry o t h e r Ibuii the 1&25, the Commission having tn- si.;t aai r Htm. of j lofld/i, anil Dial yoitr n<l< ken until June of this year to pre­ it. m e mi pari Iritisr Iy n r in him,u p sent its case, letter this summer In tbi< Affiant Ii rail- of I t r l ’i i n t'. I I'l'xm . I'f ilm iito Itil i l.l 111ii, t ’oluinthe respondent companies will pre­ bln South I ’nrollnn, and i Iih I tin **i> sent lheir side and exjiect to con­ In fir* p<-rent) III tlu< s t a t e of F lo rid a, sume at least right months in the s i r ’ ll .- of sol.pio-ltd upon whom » '- it bind ) oii and Ihni Is Ho task. r * " ' " * l t ,<i,,| y„|| iii',o v e r tho a g e of t w e n t y -on.< (21) IT 1H T II K I tllF O II 17 <ilt D FIt III) tbut yo u h« mid you n r c lo t. I.v *•• o o lred t'i nppiNir to tin* fill) <>f CViniilnlnt III HiU ruur*< nt lb. t,«.lirl llnll-.e III Hun." ild. Henillliile «7«ut*ty, Fb .rld .i, on Mnmlny lit.' int it/*)' i.f AllMUSl. 1927. tin it III <h fniitt tliHrmf, Dnerrn pro C o tifm .ii will bo . ntori il mtnlniit mi, m id Hill of Com pin Int b.'lmr fur lb*, iiurpov.t of f o r rein idn if n mortunin- upon ih.< rrttl eH|nti> IherMn descrlhetl. IT IS I T MITII1711 i*IIDI7lll'7D ih.it mnfiir* J u l y Cumin n o . m atu re Ju ly Lb, nils No. mnttirn J u l y linn.I» No. niHltiri- Ju l y It.,min No. m.itnr.- Ju l y Iloiuln No. iimtiir*. J u l y lat, 1914. i i to iu, inrliiBlvvr, Ini 1935. 1* t o 31. Inclusive. l i t . I93S. 31 to SR,' Inclusive, let, 193*. 39 to 33. Inclusive, Int 1 9 i i . .'IT to 45. Inclusive, Int. 1439. to to to to to Itiipiln No. t<. tu 55, Inclusive, to Ju ly int, I9t<i miiilitre lliiji.ln No r«. to Iriclunlvi'. to inuinr- J u l y int, i:<ti Itondi. No. G7 t o 79. Inclusive, to tn atm i. J u l y Int, 1912. Iloiuln No, 79 t o 91. IlirllinlVP, to That sealed |>io |>o* ii Ih will hi? r e ­ el -K*.I It) th e lluiiril of C o u a t y C o m - * m oltin' J u l y Int 1943. liomlw No. 93 to tofi. lucliinlve, to mlnsb.nei'N of S em in ole C o un ty, l i.irlilli. "ii ul b efo re the e x p i r a t i o n tnni lire J Illy Ini 194 1 Umiiln No. 100 to 130. Inclusive, to of th i rl ) ilti) h fr o m the first punlieiitlon of thin n o tic e, mul up t<> n inlu ic J u l y Int, 1940. Iloiuln No. 131 to |:iO. Inclusive, to an.i until In o'clock A. ,M. on lit" l . t h day of J u l y A. I». 1527. a t th « nintnn J u l y Int. 1940. Hurt tie No. 1ST In I I ] , Inclusive, to Couhly t 'l e r k 'a offieo a t t h e Court House, at Sill.r.iol, Seminole CoOlliy, m a tu re J u l y Int. 1947 Iloiuln No. 131 to 171. iiielunive, to I’h i idn. f o r tlu. p u b i i w t of Jtfitr,OlKiuO S em in ole C o u n t ) . F l o r i d a , m a t u r e J u l y 1st. 194)1. Iloiuln No. 172 to 190, Inclusive, lo Hipbiva) Im p r o v e m e n t Itoiids, know iis Rories " C , said bonds to m a t u r e J u l y Ini, 1949. lioiitji* N o. 191 to 210, Inclusive, i > b ear In teres t at the r a t u of five ul..I o n e - h a l f |mr <. ntnin |»i a n ­ m a t u r e J u l y Int. I960, Iloiuln No. 211 lo 331, Inclonlve, In num, and a r e dul.il J u l y 1st. 1927, lilt* i esi , |tii)iihle sem i aiititlMlIV, in:it n i'.- Jttly 1st. 1951 lOiluls No 2:12 |o 23 3. Ini'tlinlve to both prllielpnl nil.I Inluresl |in)iible m a t u r e .Inly 1st. 1953. M New Y ork. In the Mist, of New Ilotlllil No, 351 l<« 277. Inclusive, to Y o r k , said bonds to I..- Issued, >oiim a t u r e J u l y 1st. 1953. m M iiik of fo u r bunUred and fifit Ileiutn No, 27S lo 203, Inclusive, to bonds of ib>. ilMiomlniil Ion of fUiOUil.og eacb, mai urine aerially ■illlMire J u l y Int, 1954. nv»r it period of th i r t y y earn in th » Iloiuln No, 3fil to 331, Inclusive, lo mat ure J u l y 1st, 1955. foMowlne Inn liner,, l o - w l t : Iloiuln No. 332 In 31U, Inclusive, to lion.I No. I I.. niatiir< J n i ) 1st. mat lice J u l y Ini. I960. Iloiuln No. :ir,2 lo 4511. Inclusive, to m a t u r e J u l y Int, 1957: aiil'l Iloiuln lo lie nolil s u b je ct to th e j/orntion of America, General Klectric l ompany, American Telephone nnd Telegraph Company, Western Electric Company Inc., Westinghouse Electric nnd Manufacturing Company, International Itndio Tele graph Company, United Fruit Company and Wireless Specialty ordi't be published nnn a week Apparatus Company had engaged this f..t fo u r (41 i otiH.-rtiilve w eek s In in certain nets and practices which T h e Hanford H erald , « n ew sp ap er "are all to the prejudice of the ptlhlUlied III Hanford. S. mllinl.' public" nnd "constitute unfair methods of completion in com­ merce.’' Hearings Are Held Hearings began 20 months later, lieing In Washington, New York, Chiwigo, Seattle, Sinn Francisco,; New Orleans nnd elsewhere before Examiner W. H. Reeves, counsel, for the Commission have sought to l prove that the lecused radio com­ panies have acquired all hut a few j of the wireless patents issued in this country nnd have acquired rights in nil British patents as well ns In patents of many other forlign countries; that the respond­ ents have prevented outsiders from penetrating this combination hy a j t rcss-lleensing of patents among) themselves, and thnt the compa-j ries have virtually cornered all ■ the available radio engineering tu- ' lent in the United States. While the radio firms have not yel hud a chnnre to reply through the testimony of their own witnesses, they have, through formal an­ swer* to the originnl complaint fiwer* nnd through cross-examinntion of circu latin g aro u nd the c o m ­ the Commission's witnesses, set p a rtm e n ts of your ice box not forth thnt the Radio Corporation, only extracts the float ftom the nucleus of the alleged combinnfood, but carries bach to the tlno wns created ns n patriotic ico c h a m b e r the food odors, w hich are absorbed by the venture. clerk of tiro Umirit of ii|iprovlni; opinion of Messrs. C n M -i C o u n t y Commlpulononi of n i l 4 lluymoml A t t o r n * ) ’*, New 1 Y o rk City, olitnlttcil l i y Hemlnole S em in ole C o u n ty , F l o ri d a , (RF7AI.) C o u n ty , F lo rid a . All Mils must be nccioniinnlert by a ce rtifie d check f o r one ami on eh alf percent l l ' - i T ) Ilf the aniouill rf Iioiutn to be nolil. lililn may he nubmltteil In the a l ­ Regular Trips To t e r n a t i v e as to i n t o of in terest h a n d s , m e to boar th e nllertiai Ive llbln to" GREEN SPRINGS DARK le< Imneil on a r a l e ,.f ln'< rent lean Every 'I’hurstlay. Sntiminy th an riv. <uul o o e - h a t f 1 nr c en t. ........ tints libl fo r snlil bo lilts m u st nr J Sunfiiiy lie stilted lo ilnllurs mol c e n ts . I .caving Sanlurd cl 2:30 I*. M. The full faith anil c red it of th e F o u n t ) of Seminole, Flnrlilit. In IrReturning At ....... 0:00 I*. M. ............ hly iilulKcil f o r the imytnetit o f th e principal anil In tercnt of nabl Issue of Itnluln. T h e t'oiiiite Cotnmlsnlonern of Including Admission Sem in ole County. F l o r i d a . r e s e r v e To Pool Ihi' rluht to H j e c t an y anil all lililn. IVo|io'<als shntibl he nililrenneil to th<< ftonrt! of C o u n ty C o m m is s io n e rs of Femltiule C o un ty. F l o r b l a . a t Knnf< r<i b'lucMa. Also Avnllnble for Charter W ITNl'SM mv hi*nil an C lerk of Reasonahle Rale the Itonril of C o u n ty C o m m is s io n e r* of Kenilrinb c o u n t y , F l o r b l a . atul See Cnpt. Rice -the seal of «tbl Itnaril on th is the r.ih .lav of Ju n e A. D. 1927. v. 1: d o f o i . a h r WHAT IS SERVICE? It is courtesy, promptness, attention to every detail—a de­ sire to please—to help everyone consistently. You f i n d these things strongly implanted at this bank. Round Trip 50 Cents YACHT WELAKA "A in SuhH liinti.il Je w e le r :i S u b s ta n tia l {jeminohi (fjjoiinfy]j)ank SanfordtFla U lty " STREN G TH - SERVICE - PR O G R ESS Wednesday refrigerated C O L D A IR Tho English sparrow wns brou ght to Amcrirn hy John Rardsloj or Philadelphia In 1770 to kil insect pests. Men’s Linen Wash Suits A T T H E FORM AL OPENING m o ist Him of m elting ice and d ischarged thro ug h the d ra in ­ a g e pipe. B U Y YOUI1 ICC from th e w igo n or tru ck with t h e o r a n g e oval e m b l e m IT IS YO U R G U APA N TCC for p u re, c l e a n , solid Ice C o u r t e o u s treat* m i n i , r. ice ^DEPARTMENT i n m m a n u fa c tu rin g th e (One Dny Service $1.00) ,*i 7 ' ** 1, ' “ Sanford Laundry F H 0 N 3 475 PU RE A'Uy nt Law Practice Jn State & Federal Court* > Garner. Wood ruff Rldg. Phone Him DELICIOUS Terrible You Are Invited to Hy France* E. Gale In our house there’s n terrible chap * a a■I I am£1 I .1 i fit* mm-MmEvXfll* iotnetltnes a usoldier going, "Hung! Snap." Thrn us a hunter, tigers he’ll kill, (Vc rail him Terrible llill. You want tint utmost Hufrty — comfort CREAM PU R E AND W H O LE AND Wednesday and Eat Ice Cream FREE As Our Guest economy? Fireatone Full-Size Gum-Dipped Ballooim fill those requirements. When he’s u cowboy he dashes about; When a policeman, "Arrest you," he’ll ihout; When he’* a turner of linns we thrill At the rourage of Terrible Rill. Rut when an Indian he’s fiercest of "i'll have your scalp" he’ll fero. ciously haw!\ Nothing hut Ice Cream will mild ness instill In this ti-rrihle, "Terrible Bill." lie Frit* Our Firestones are economical through surpassing mileage nnd service. Firestone Tires Ice Cream St. Tel. H‘) : i ----- Gulf Gasoline M IL K Birdsong Ice Cream C 3 15 E A ST FIRST S T R E E T Opposite McLander Arcade �P A G R 'T i AT TH E L E F T Ueutchanta I - A t J . Mnltlmid (left) nnd A1l*irt lA.IIcgenbcrger oi the U. S. Army. atknbw induing with - entiles t!in groat &vctier. (hey.rearr/ed a f­ ter theft three-mnlornl Fokkor ntot’*'|.Jane "M ini i f Puntdifir” landed lit AVheilcr Field, Honolulu. Both flior*i are garlanded vrfth Ilawnlhm « £ * * . if mm- >*■ Va J laia. Thin picture, radioed front IIono lull i to San Francisco nnd then telepliotocii to New York in record breaking time, is phenomenally sharp nnd clenr in detail. Perlmp* IV'i' m* before, wits n photograph rent a splendidly t!tront;li the air, «»sra;pK AT THE RIGHT Another marv* 1 of radio traiutpisiipn h this beautiful photo* of the “ Bird, of P.umiise" tit reSt on Whffrtfli* Field, Honolulu. It wait taken n few niinntts nfte rMaitlnmi and I!.>y:. nberrer ended successfully their 211)0mile tranr Pacific flight. Count the horns It’n easy. Jlo.it of the look* ei -.'ii ate soldiers. i Byrd Takes the Postjilirledge! #4 '* I JOt (I it J A Bishor te!l Mr D a u g iv r Elopes Spelling Is Golden to Him — !■ « chh . JULY 20.UKH sworn Amil : b, i325 t 3*1'* a email town wlitirW^liahgirtf But hero la Dean receiving jcrnl John II. B a'U ctt, —Iluau nc championship at Washing* ia a n r m n sw afo'TtoH brtm -' ‘H tV rJllI1 V \ llC T rtT M fl3 0 * The ntandugo of Mrs. I ntel Keye* }5?rcn of New York, daughter ot (he Into Bishop Iturch, and Captiftti Arualdo Mamin, ltal|an''Vtfr ncifollowed their clepeincnt from Now Turk to San Francisco. They were arrested, but charges of violating, the Mann net were dropped when they wore married. w o rd *'ir-b -r » e -c -a -P .e ." k —- it&££ sbyT'inds a in The Aviation News jtA fA jS i A.'-t* A fiuKuhhE ■ *<’* !kr Vzikl i i i l sAs.. u* - > ■--%r-1-* •«*• ff1 -* _ j So that lie mijiltt authorit lively carry the fb L.Irans-Atlantic aerial mail on ltir llight ntrors the ■: , Commander Rieliartl li. Byr.d 'vu sworn in a an airmail pilot h; j < tnwctir John .1. Riely, <»f !.« w V*rl:, as jilct red here, lie louk tlu* oath in tlie t.l. (low o l'the J).<>.tj p'ings o f his ntcttopluno “A nnric:.’’ r.t Ji< uvclt I ield. Inai): Mllnd, The Secretary and tltc Colonel ?.*W Lkr? H IG H F i . Y K . l — Mnu>. iinhs l MI* ifips, I n i i l i h avintmfyVsUlbll'jhCTl an unoffidnl altitude rot on I for wemuji over i,i»i w e ll Field, i,>nu OccitMOnnly n Itdi'ud, liy piloting a Foiiktr mono, Hut the niutli pinna Hindi, .* ti . I'aimnr tdir brought up' L’fi Byrd's “ America1’ to o height*'ot 11,000 feet. Madame, it in said, a l­ so l.a« ambitions to be th. t 'rit wo­ man non-stop hopper to Europe. Sets New Track Record traFH ide Dor ■ *. '* •> T V-rv*. Colonel riifyles A. i.indlergh v\ tug Lihdy's second vUit to Wa-h for the future. They arc fho-.v.t Department of Commet :e. .1 ».ew Autofituh fecvnl for the mile and a ha!f wus .“et by Handy ly when that filly won the recent I-nluniu Derby. Her time was «-i». oae-fittii of u sutond farter than the old record established Inn o' Wur. Thd photograph allows the winner—it wits iter Crat ty at that twlh .Inrki-y bfarl Fti'l n iride. Ttui u iiii* e victory d the owners ^2l,20U. jtfo i t'" n/iuy Hoover here.he dirtut o.l his niter a conference a elupjry arrive, I f ji’lrseih <**A‘a nell syndiwit FOLK CITY— New system under constru < i t ;. . . * One third of thu year con sls!: ro sp '.s i 'l l ,'. lith cr of Sunday or national hobdays in B,nttil. The number of wot king days la oaly *216, i The “stogie’/ goit ita name from ; the Caper toga v. tIgun. la the day.* The Frepch believe that a child itcd sta te when freight wasi Imalcd over |1;S will atowvup ’’tJOQcl" if given the and. i}itii14 lhidl;vp.v mounUlu* in the light names AmoitT /he ‘ KSJ-1. tbf. fr r .linos are AtooH'. Alphorihc. rierthe h-.vit thin cigarn of native (obaren. Thci t.', Gu.:t.iv*, rh iirlej' l'nnl, H«» n dy .1 ja r - fir.-t weie call d Coacstugtl-i, hi l.uuin- Joantie, Agotiie, Jfarie, lulvr became known Mtb'Blogica JU-rUtc, Clair, Anne, andThereftV. Vroi" HOPE3—T die v wooden Jcg, i reatust uevs. ■ �For Aching Ur Tired Feet See A Fool Kp'eciulisi I'hoitf 102 For Appointmrrl Dr. J. R. Vidler I'a h llo h rd r r r r r M l * *»<*•’ « »mrr|M Ha n i) ll) s i « n n l " f I. t l u r i d * l i t M n sn ntl* A t r K f - The King is nut dead! Hong live the King! The laws of J Florida shall be obeyed, if it |.leases one to obey'; if not, they this yoar’ii gruddntc* are ignored, there is-no penalty- But the rulings of the Su­ of Among K n 1rrr<l * • Hrrwml » Bucknell Univerisity is n young O r l c i - r r 27 . >"«*>• "» , N r i ' * ' « ( " f n " preme Court, what are they ? They are a farce. Men laugh man mimed Christopher MnthewMl N „nf.-»i1. C ln rlitn . «n t'lrr A rl Coiiltf** m/ Mnrch, It, l*:(7. The name pri/mldy mcnns at them. nothing to boya and girls in their m ii.u M i t.. i i b » n , K l I I T O I l Fur three years horses raced at Hialeah and men threw m aMAORI* leenH, but it rings familiarly in ti. m m Aim itr.unH ;nr f c M i i . r . k . j q v r - H . » m # n # i # « :< n •«■" their money away trying to test a system, although the laws t[j(> L nrs of the mlddlcnged who ! of Florida expressly forbade that very thing. Not only was wen. p interested in sport* y i;«rs n m u rn tiT io N h a t h * * • jjjj jjamhUng prohibited, but wagering of any kind on any test ago. O n e Y e a r . . - . L o —— • — — $.1.50 •in A liin th *. . i■■ "of skill, speed or endurance". Hut But th the e asheriff h e r if f did did riot not knttw know On the pitching staff of New T h r r r IMt-Wth* ------------- -------Ily r n r r l r i |»*r r r r r k the law meant pari mutiiels. The Governor did not know, and York Giants a decade »g« was a A V r r k l r r d l i l m i w r V r # c ...... ~ ~ i I he law was violated for three years before the Supreme cnU* ChrisU»|i •ni. iirmiii. unniord-. Court was called iifKin to say gambling is gambling. , eVlhin," '•Christy'' and "Big Six:" cd him ................. Ti"V«VM^««r srr*ir^.Vrri.inie »r»m jUit the rates will continue at tho Hialeah track. At : Probably no bfuwball player before t>i<* *n pf *r li»r ***** itrtfif.til mull*** least I’rcstdent Smoot of the Miami Jockey Club so announces - hl* time ar Rinco wllK llc,<l 1,1 Rlirh f n r « ( f |l»«n«PiMl i l n l l r «*m er •n~ a ! l t k r I r m l l n p e v e n t * „rr «tnrSii Thp I. W. »•; •- r.,.rrh,l- in a dispatch printed recently in the Miami News. The race . Tie was thentmainstay of his club |f r f m ic n l H rlnrM # » » j[ >** track operator has cr.'led a meeting of the directors in August the idol of baseball "fans." He -tinmirr til hitilllil Hint* when a definite program will be decided upon, hut one tiling possessed everything that goes to nllh.fiit rniml. Is certain, he says the horses will run at Miami next winter. It has been suggested that gamblers get around the re iiKiirra. Aihrriarr. mol Ativerii*iwki cent ruling of the Supreme Court by using hot dogs, coca Q S^ 28& folitH and hamberge rs in the place of the customary tickets; Oarwaak audit of J 1* .. , tile l i r s t Oil tile nose, the second for place, and the third, In n r i l r r I* vnH tr «'» , »i>im* «r "irminiion. >*• «i-» »' show. It your choice is B ushmg Maiden, put a little red pepf e o n ra t Im a l i t r a a w r l f c o d n per on the hot dog, or if it is Triple Broke, get two straws with TUESDAY, JU LY fi, 1927 'your coke. T in . m enX t i vs e n o o n am Anyway, some such scheme as that will be worked out. I ^ K n i n t i m , In r i l l ' nn,l c o m h iz #'• The Miami Jockey Club has too much at stake, the net re­ m liil.t ration . X — I l r r p r r w a t e r route# to J a r k a o n ceipts are too attractive, for it to submissively obey tin* law v lfie. . t ' n n a t r n r l l n a o f S I . Jiw in e In d a r without exerting every hit of crooked ingenuity at its com­ lllv e r fan almand. And you may rest assured the horses will not run with­ • ^ - I n a i i a u r a t l o n o f n m n l k l r “ • <, r■ti W o r k . " tickets from twenty A (,(,<•• ■>tin a o f tii i l li f ln a i n e - out gambling; two dollar admission n r a n . — k o u a r a , h n l r l a , a p a r l o i r n t thousand persons would not pay the salaries of the attend­ houara. ants. »>' i n«ffr # — A « . . m l i n i n l t r •;fcrat, > ^ _ C o , n | i lr ll i i n o f r l t f k r a n l l f l r a . tlo n p r o n m a ,. And when the races open next winter, what is the sheriff r — A nrnr a n d m o d e r n k o v p lta l. guiyg to do about it? And what is the Governor going to tell him to do? DIBLR VBItSK FOB TODAY . T h r l l r m l i * I# n •n*, »o»>fr o f <*•«• A u d i I II,* r r a n n f «'l r r u l n * l « » « . # " rif *■»»!•Im ern n ilm m l A «iw l«ll»s IM POT K NT MAN:—In (Jtx Ohave I put my trust: 1 will not be Annwcr This One nfmid what man cun do unto me. Psalm PR A Y ER !— Lord, when a man’s For Homo time Tito Hornkl lias beens irunning what has Avays please Thee, Thou makCst , .. . - r . t e r even his enemies to be at peace proved to he a w ry interesting feature in the form of a howith him. I'ieB o f (ptCHtions called "You Ask One". Just as malt joilgg, and the crosH-wonl puzzles had their days, "Y o u Ask One" is The School Doctor . i now having its, and its popularity has spread until a number This man should he use |of . various ways; ■ hooks „ have appeared such as "Ask Me Another , and "Ask He could, if well »n»ndled, confirm Mo OfJG Too That n boy him contracted tho type From the dusts room of one of our school teachers comes of mnlniso Which forbids an exam, at the end an Interesting story of child psychology. A hoy who seldom of the term. made above fortv-fivo on history examinations, suddenly Thus Maths might he mocked at turned in a paper which received an excellent ninety-eight. and Glassies defied, The teacher asked him how this happened, and lie with much Hut alas, as n general mlo chagrin replied, "W hat! Was that an examination? I thought The man is b o happy with patients outside it was one of those ’You Ask Ones’.” Ho hasn't the tfmo to look In at As long as he thought nothing depended on his answers the school. and the questions were just in fun, he hud no trouble making MRS. MANSFIELD. an almost-perfect mark. Had lie known it was an examination nnd that he must answer the questions right, or fail, he Many Sanford people enjoyed the Frolics n't Daytona which were [Would probably have become excited and found nothing in it great credit to that city and thin jhis head hut cobwebs. •ectlon of the atato. j There is something in this boy’s experience for educatWilliam Randolph Hoarat and,0™ to profit by. It is the same principle which when applied Charlie Chaplin visited Jackso n -1 to golf loses many a match. A reasonably good golfer could villo together Saturday It’s hard stand up and sink three foot putts all day in practice, hut let lo which i. lh« (unnicr of ,h. .f|V(! „ ^ mTUmu|,l„.,| „„ ft W„ ^ cup by six inches. Walter Hagen lost the British Open one What Sanford needs is eight or (year by missing a twelve inch putt. Chiropodist At Lloyd’s Shoo Stora Safe!1 On your fourth of July motor trip be­ cause you are using make up n din mom! star. Ho used his head and his pitching arm e f­ fectively. But the biggest asset of Christy Mathewson was not his head or his arm. The thing above all others that made him popular was his gentlemanly conduct on and off the hnll field. No matter where he was nr what came up he never for­ got to lie a gentleman. Then disease laid its h I on him, and for many years Mathewson was an invalid. He put up a game fight for life, but death won in the end, just as it always has and will. Hut "M atty" will ho re­ membered long after the majority of today’s diamond stars have pas­ sed out of the picture and are for­ gotten. Christopher Mathewson left a rich legancy to the son who just finished his university course at Ilucknell. A good name is the best legancy that can bo handed down from father to son. In attendance at the graduation exercises was the president of the National League, who said: “ I r/'JyJI, , ,?» !|Sal'v ,J “"t proud to iv present the National league at the graduation of •Young Matty,* at the same college where hi* father played and found this !l0£,s m'.’th,'r " lamnn wits right, »\ is rather r to tie chos­ en than great riches." The senior Mnthewson left his ,7m1the"'1 t mt might '* ,ettL’r th,m gold a man possibly VIOLENT REMEDY PALM MKACII POST Phillip W. Grocer Now Jersey lawyer, and formerly u judge of a b,vcn**‘. -l 0 U r t . . * n t h , , t f . spial.ing on "Juvenile Dclitruoncy’ betor.! 7 ire $ to n e * TIRES—TUBES COMPARE THESE PRICES FIRESTONE OEUKIKI.il 5 7.55 Vi Cl. Cord $ 0.55 .’Mix.’Hi S. S. Cord $ 1 1 .Nil :Ux1 S. S. Cord 5 H .lll 211x4.10 Balloon S 10.05 ,‘{0x4.75 Balloon S I 5.05 50x5.25 Balloon SI 4.211 51x5.25 Balloon SI 0.0 5 50x5.77 Balloon S I 7.011 53x0.00 Balloon Seminole Tire Shop Fircslnne Tire Gulr Can tit West First Street Tcl.HlLl A CORK FOR SNAKE BITE AT LEAST ST. PETEIIHIIUKC INIIEI'KNIIENT Antivcnin. the new serum for tiles. One can imagine physicians treatment of poisonous snnke-hitg, nnd chemists stiving untcusingly has been declared unfailingly e f­ until something was found that fective by physicians who have would save victims of snake-bite, seen it tested. The serum----- -the for Brur.il is cursed with vemondiscovery and preparation of Dr. ous snakes of many kinds. Only Afrnnio do Amoral, of Brazil— recently the Brazilian government ha a not long been available in Flo­ began to import skunks from rida- hut already it is reported to North America to prey on snakesfor skunks are immune to tinhave saved several liven. A case' just a few miles down bite of the deadliest reptiles. In the court is that of Taylor C. India, Africa nnd the islands of S-ott, manager of the Sarasota the warm seas the serum should brunch (of the Peninsular Tel*.- he provided as quickly as possible. nhone company, who was hitte-i If the serum will overcome the by a rattlesnake. He was trciite.l poison of the cobra and the treuc'nwith the s.-rum and is reported ou,uious klnil it may la* considered the way to .rapid recovery.Another a miracle medicine, indeed, erse is that of u Girl Scout n t. While there are not so many ("amp Fliwicr, who wns bitten by deadly reptiles in Florida ns there a slubtniled water moccasin, the i are in parts of Georgia, South Cnrvi-niun of which is said to he aa.ullnn and the lower Mississippi deadly* ns that of tho rattlesnake, valley, the serum is needed hore Tho scrum was administered to her j hr cause of new areas being openpromptlv with the result, we nr* od as agriculture l< being dnvelrellahly'informed, that her suffer-' oped, nnd it will be n boon to hunint- was brief ami she was ill only ! duals of hunters and fishermen a few hours. i who come to the slate during the If the serum is so sun: nn anil- winter season. So that the serum dote for snake-bite poison as is may ho easily self-administered it claimed .It will lie a blessing to is supplied witli a syringe, a needle people in all parts of the world foi injection nnd nil needed neceswhere there arc polsonuous rep- series, ready for instant use. ttie Socciety of Medlrnl Jurispru­ dence nt the New York Acndemv of Medicine, bus ndvoented tho kiliing by Die stntp of the most vicious nnd rriminnlly inclined morons and mental defectives ns a protection to society agoinr.t their increasing numbers "’"n r,,., ece declares that the public inctitutions for mental defectives flint ran be liuik end suported by taxation wns al­ ton new industries with payrolls1 T ! ........ ............... .. , , . . . most at til,, saturation point. "It ranging from fifty thousand to i . I h tr t is something about the average examination may lie brutal," ho says, "to sug­ two hundred thousand dollars a which reminds one strongly of a funeral. It is a drab, mono- gest it, but tho only way t seeto year. j lotions, boring occasion before which everyone is carefully reduce the growing number of metal H'"l< or swim. Long faced teachers walk i potPntl,nl ♦rriV1.V, The Florid^ Stntn News asks- 'warnc<l that "Did you over hear of » death “ nd down aisles prying around lest some pupil read the l them off. Society " M> "has " 11’go! ls just " k from nee boat In Florida"! No, hut wn data written on his cuff. Longer faced students fidget and much right to protect itself against have in practically every other squirm in their scats as one question after another is written mental defectives who commit a* state truelous crimes us it has to protect n - -f p0,____ 0,1 the black hoard wit h scratchy, creaking chalk. A DEVIL EVERY TWO YEARS itself ngiiinst smallpox, yellow fe­ N E W YO HK IfE lt A I .H -'II M II I IN E Chicago is tho butt of all jokes . .. , ................. .. w hy in ject« little fun into it? Why not make a game ver, leprosy nnd other dangerous diseases." Witches burn no longer at the reduced so thoroughly lo order tu •Stub n conclusion eould only Ihi had the highest percentage of ho- kisu.ml of putting the fear of (,<id into them HO that they stake and g'ntigs are not pounded is a total eclipse of tho sun: none readied by n person whose expo, midden in proportion to populu- can t think at all? rienee bad ingrained in him n deep any more to drive tlv* lurking can l»u suiil to lie so nearly under­ lion? pessimism coneerning Hie present devils front the rafters, hut, for all stood. Eclipses are calculated cent­ — (V situation and a despair that futuru that, the veneer of knowledge that uries in advance. They arrive The rampletion nf the bikefront mure accurately on time than any ’ATRIOTISM IN ITS PURI’J’Y is not selfish. It Is a conditions would bo any tetter covers human superstition turns country’s boulevard will muke a most attr­ railroad trains. The eout, when one strains it a little, to fallacy to think that because we love one country we must I’erhnps Mr. Greece’s experience active drive. Sanford will Is* n clips-.* visible in the United States ho easily cracked. Every field of hrauliful city in which to livo suspect the motives and defeat the purposes of all others. lias lieen too runfining. Perhaps missionary effort has its stories of two yours ago was five seconds when all improvements under way I he United States never has and never will become produc­ he has not achieved the perspective native cun verts who pray regularly later than th< calculations. The tiibl conics with a more varied arc completed. *‘,£‘ ! in the churches of the alien god English one, Sir Frank Dyson rotive soil tor the sccd.s of international hatred- We will never pcriclir. ----------n ----------At it i t i [So long as things go well, hut are ports, was three seconds late. No ijse against lands or peoples to do them harm; we will only Commander Byrd knew that ■ M ln 11111 Ibears irVi-1'IL yr > e i a '*conclusion f(,un,| bowed iqw nt feet of ancient one would predict meal time or hopping the Atlantic is not much rise against the aggressive errors nf which lands and peoples the earmarks of being a hasty and idols when storm or earthquake <ven sunrise any more accurately o f a feat in itself any more, so ho have become the self-deluded servants. far to,, severe one. Off hand, w,- splits tiie fragile courage of every 'than that. If any fact in the world ■ added to it the swimming of the should say that killing is the last day. This week England has its e- is benefited by the supposed ability channel, which makes quite a com­ O I nhj* in tho world for oociely lo *|o( elipse of the sun. Thirty centuries of knowledge to dispel terror, Hint bination if noThing else. under any rircaniBtanee. Such ago this event would have been fact should be an eclipse of the sun. •oaction should lie reservist for only read by every one as u grave and Yet thp English eclipse proved ter­ There won*- a number of violent Once Atfain Florida Is Wittiest Rival tin- most extreme cases and then terrible portent. That, we huve rible to enough people to get the deaths yesterday which was the us tied very sparingly. LAKELAND STAR-TELEGRAM prided oursejvos, is a superstition news into cable disnatchcs. It is an Fourth of July, hut then* Is no | Life, not death, is the answer. long dead. No more, we have boast­ indictment of mankind. particular reason for getting ex­ The eclipse is intended, say tile Among the interesting nnd val­ both in the art of horticulture nnd We must develop new methods. ed.do civilized men cringe with ter­ cited about that. There'are a num­ no w technique, in the handling of prophets of terror, to usher in the ror nt the face of nature. We have uable (.'durational data prepared by ber of violent deaths every day. be science of rail transportation |morons. W„ must fi,„| „ way to been too sure of man. Dispatches reign of the devil. That is a serious the Florida State rimmbcr of Coinundoubtedly true because, in not killing, is the sulutiun to this tell nf the prophets pleaching dls- j matter, for a total eclipse of the Thirteen year old "Gypsy Jo e" morce is a report covering the |spite nf tho highly perishable n o t-; problem. uster and of crowds that listened. |Sun occurs, on an average, u little Medvidovitch won Uto amateur Some must have believed. In tills [of tent r than once in two years, f strawberries nnd ' tire of this small fruit, sensitive- ~ ~ marbles championship of the twentieth century in most vnlight- Not nil are visible in any one place, tomatoes from tills State. In each ness to United Staten tin- other day. We fluctuations In temperuTOM SIMS SAYS cued England there are men nnd ,t»ut all nre visible somewhere, mid saw a little bpy on a Sanford street Instanca Florida stands in a class tore while on the road and inability women who still see the darkening , the devil, one supposes, gratis the yesterday we’ll bet could shoot all alone us being tile only State i to stand storage methods, the Another bug that a uilcrtMCope of the sun as but tlu- curtuin’s rise whole planet after each eclipse, with him. 'That must keep Him pretty busy, from which the delicious berry and large markets of the country are is not needed to find is the hum­ on Apocalypse. No natural event, we imagine, is but possibly that is just what he is. Saw a photograph ,,f tin- pons* Hu- popular vegetable are shipped prncticnlly assured of a continuous bug. Dothan Eagle. \v•dmiecke comet yesterday, flood during the winter season. |supply of strawberries for many "Girl Sues Motorist," says n king, for wi- haven’t been able A study of the monthly rail ship- months. headline. Ofttlmes a miss in the CRACKERS AND CRUMBS to v llb -Sum I Jou’M rt' Pm!s- WeInm-ck,rr,c'' *" w ,lh " ; fon'"< '' t" tomato ship motor is better than two in the TAMl'.\ TIMIdS tonneau. vroiTy yin Fir,- e iackers are more I'ds show that last JuntiHry Horlda j nienta, Florida has four months dangerous man holds more From Chicago there came a news cle; then out of the middle of this U^^SB^^rloudi'of'thawhcrrleii' ''T '”? ’*“ ** 11 j" ........ . A New Vmk me. In the thin Itelnir nil Ihnl w. „• B„,w„ In' *-'»"• «'><> " « « • ! » " * - < j » " J ' “ ’ I“ ‘eH J. but we’ll bet lispateh which told of the inven- large circle cut a smaller circle, Thirty-three persons di Y 1 lhr u s” his screen door tion of new kind of cracker thill roughly the size of the neck, so recent three 'day heat Wave in the United States. Louisiana came P o tio n during those four months JUHl, lilt* BillHiI*. ’can he mien in bed. ‘that the piece of netting now reChicago. In tin* winter months, a'ong in Murch with 114 carloads comes from the West Indie, and ; JU81 im’ HJ,n,e* , . --------The trouble with eating crackers sombles n doughnut. Inside the they die then- during cold waves. an compared with Florida’s -mformed that to-Lindliergli’s reply to President in i»ed, us most of us know, is that (hole in the middle sew a collnrI t is seldom, if ever, that anyone cars while California brought In 15 i . " ( s Him1111 rlorida during th e , Co,iljdgc counted 100 words. Mr. the crtnnli# collect under your luind o f such size that it will butdies in Florida from any extreme and Alabama ft, Florida wound up -vinter season were unloaded in would like to have that fcl- j shouldcr-bludes and interfere with ton snugly, yet coutfortably, uthe season In April with only DH thirty-one of the thirty-six of the Duwes of temperature. sieep. Well, the new cracker makes round the neck of the cracker udcars, two more than California lirineipiil markets of the country low in the Senate. a soft crumb. And with due. re­ diet. To the outer rim of the Hea­ In a way Byrd’s flight was shipped hut Louisiana's turn to bat as far west as Salt Lake City and "Back to tho form movement greater than Lindbergh's. D came that month when the State extending eastward to the Atlantic does not mean that you must spect we say, Banana oil! What ting seW a piece of wire a little shows that a heavy tri-motored sent out 741 carlonds, Alabama 555 seaboard. The movement starts In turn your hack U* the farm, hoot* it that the crumb is soft! tight, so thut the whole attach­ Crumbs urt* crumbs, inui we are ment takes the form of an inverted plane can he flown three or four JVorth Carolina U2I, Arkansas 42H, this State in January nnd runs put your hack to it.— very much surprised that any funnel. When it is worn by the housand miles under weather atu> Tenesseo .'tl»H. Tlu* total out put through into April wh;p there are but Atlanta Constitution cracker manufacturer should try to cracker addict it will cause him lit­ nnditions, about us unfavorable in April for all parts of tin* coun- practically no other tomatoes on lay claim to no epoch-making in­ tle discomfort: In fact, it will give poKsihlc, with no more serious try v.-ns J,fM7 carloads hut May the market. Texas. California,: .si .Slocum looked in at the vention merely on the assumption him u rather elegant air, since it 'tiding Hum a broken collar bone, broke t hat record by a tremendous Mississippi and South Carolina be. Pi ___ ______ _____ .... ________ opera house where they were hold thut one crumb is less obnoxious will resemble the ruff worn by ........... ............. total of 7.2U0 carloads with Tenn- pin stopping about the first of May j jng graduation exercises the other thun another crumb. Queen Elizabeth in her pictures President Cooiidgn rnusquerjsdcd cssce, Missouri and Virginia in the the movement li'Mlt' WiirL i ri< v tmrf liu niut * JL ___1 I . : i i a . . . _ I I ......I working northward day and decided to stay. He suid■ iHe However, now that Oils problem taken upon the occasion when Kir esUrduv in 'fu ll cowboy regalia le»'J each with iu-tween tvn-lve nnd until New \ urk State and the I thought it was a revival of Black lgi has engaged the master minds nf W alter Raleigh threw down his : the pleasure of boy scouts. "HI- fourteen hundred cars. June is tho northern tier of State* and the Crook, the nation, we rush forward with |cont to help her over n puddle. The lent Cal" mdst have looked funnv weak month in the fur-Ncrthem provinces of Canada are reached „ .... our usual public spirit and offer a In h's bright red shirt and ten ga’e States when Maryland, Delaware in June, July and August. Callfor- | A pr>>fs#or announced u culleg*-- solution. What is needed is some­ cruinhs will collect around the neck loti hat. Hut a niHn in hu position and New York take the lead but niu ships heavily throughout S e p t-1 course on how to be happy though thing that will keep the crumbfl ns rain collects on the brim of n but. When he is through eating to n..ikr a monkey out o f him- W<U> greatly diminished figures, ember, October and November so , married is the next step to be from falling in the bed. crackers the wearer con drop his one- in a while. !,ook at the The statement that the present- that thp country has fresh toma* j taken. Einstein's theory of rela­ A simple device made out of head over the edge of the bed, let of FnglHnd reviewing the Ro- day marketing of strawberries re- tors almost th«entire yenr tlvity pmhnhly will Ik- the main mosquito netting will do jt. Cut the the crumbs fail out and then roll Krolticit lligbliindi-rs’ i present* n notable nrhievrment through. ; subject. netting in the form of a large cir- over und go lo sleep. 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FRIDAY I Daughters Sundny School the Methodist'Church will .yachting pnrty, boot will kim the pier nt 8 o’clock. MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR p r o g r e s s iv e m o u se p a r t y w i l l b e e n jo y a b l e e v e n t o f w e e k One of thn most delightful a f­ fairs of this week is the progres­ sive house party which is being enjoyed by a jelly group of San­ ford’s future society buds. The party began Monday even­ ing when the girls were pleasant­ ly entertained at dinner followed by n slumber,pnrty as the guests of Mary Dighton. On. Tuesday the girls spent the day as tho guests of Mary Maxwell, going from there to the home of Camilla Dens in Hose Court where they! will have n pajama party. Wed-] nesdny they will spend the day] with Gene Martin Eancy on Mag- Numerous Changes i Predicted By Ford nolin Avenue, going from there to} the home of Elizabeth Smith for a slumber party On Thursday Fram es Pearson will entertain at a ^pend-the-duy party after which the guests will repair to the home of Hilly Wight in Loch Arbor for a slumber party. Friday, Louise Hickson will be hostess at ji spend-the-dny pnrty and a pftjnniu party will he given by Marjorie Forrest after a love­ ly birthday party to he given by Gene Martin Enney. On Saturday the final affnir will he a spend-the-dny party given hy Katherine Newell. Youthful Ensign Captures )uAsk One 2 2 Men And Seizes Large Rum Cargo In Daring Act E rilK R NATURE QUIZ [first five of today’s ques[cre prepared hy the Ameri(ature Association to give [other test on your knowlnatural phenomenn. Au­ lt o all the questions will ho lot page (00). ' ['here are the ear cavities Lack cricket? |, what spot in the United [has the hottest temperature [corded ? |iw did the common dandcits name? |,,w many stars outline the liper constellation? Ihnt three qnnkes produce Lung alive, instead of from Residence Telephone 850 P ()t* H lls illU S S W f t r l f l * W U O I I 1 C B O T M F l 111 (Continued From Page One) they will fo f this is a nation that succeeds,” Business conditions nrq going Hmutgh a change nt the present moment, Ford said in commenting on the present state of prosperity. *‘We are having a little breath­ ing spell,” wns hi» comment. “Will affect nt nil," the auto king replied. "Only a small pnrt of the commercial south wns affected by the floods. The great gain is that the country is at last awake to the job of flood control.” The interview turned on the sub­ ject of business conditins in tho future. "Are great consolidations of business enterprises the future of American business?” “Yes" said Ford, "business will group into large and larger com­ panies, It mentis more minds to lun the business and run it well.” DAUB F1VB ,P Three Believed"DeaJ* BYRD PLANS TO Anti-Tobacco leagu e Many Foreign Bond When Train Hits Car Issues Sold In U. S. Making Progress,Says LEAVE FOR U. S. Chicagoan At Meeting BALTIM ORE, Md., Ju ly !».— WASHINGTON, July 5— (IN S) (IN S )—Two desparnte prisoners n guard were shot in an a t­ WITHIN A WEEK PRAGUE July f,.— (IN S )— —Emphnsialng tho extent to which nnd tempted jail break at the Maryland * (Continued from Pnge One! or seven French generals before I could pilot the plane;” said Cham­ berlin. Chamberlin had a splendid time nt the flying filed. After he had taken his wife for tv flight, Cham­ berlin and an International News Service reporter flew over Paris for half and hour in n Jupiter mo­ tor Fokker machine. He tried out the rontmls^maneuvered the plane into many fancy formations and expressed his admiration of the interior of the plane and the com­ fort which it provided. I.ater Chamberlin took o ff in I)n rat's plane and executed the same ncrobatie stunts previously done by the Frenchman. Aviators nt Ixi Bourgot field were outspoken con­ cerning Chamberlin’s skill nt hand­ ling both planes. Before ho left I/' Bourgot Fiehl Chamberlin looked his own Ilellanca monoplane over carefully. Ho stated that lie planned to fly to London next Sundny. The plans of Commander Byrd and his associates nro still in an indefinite stage. Whether they will depart into this week on one of the lnrge liners for tlie United States or go to Le Tourquct, n watering place on the north const near Bou- Delegates of the anti-tohncco con­ ference were told today hy H. C. Barden of Chlccngo thnt the youth of Chicago "smiles less nnd learns bettor" than the elder generation ns a result of progress made by for — (ltho tho Anti-Tobacco I-engue in its campaign against nicotine. The conference adopted a resol­ ution in which a plea was made to the League e f Nations for nid in the league’s fight against the use of nicotine. Among those cited nt the con­ ference ns exhibits of famous nonsmokers nro Shnkcaponro, Ford Rockefeller, Mnsaryk, Goethe and Shaw. Three Shot When Two Convicts Make Break HARPERS FE R R Y , W. Vn., Ju ly 5— (IN S )—Two men and pos­ sibly a woman, were killed hero to­ day when an nutomnbilc in whicli they were riding crashed through a gap in a bridge over the Poto­ mac River, nnd fell in front of a west hound Baltimore and Ohio pnssenger train. The dead nro Chnrlos M. Dailey nnd Bernard. E. Hill both 35 of Mnrtinsburg, W. Vn. The train traveling nt a high rate of speed, struck tho automo­ bile carried it through a tunnel and finally sloughed it into the Potomac River. The bodies of the two men were found tangled in the* locomotive wheels. the United States has become the world's bnnker, Secretary of Com­ merce Hoover today made public figures showing thnt foreign se­ curities totnling more than three quarters of n billion dollars had been sold in the United States dur­ ing the first six months of 1027. During the quarter ending June 30 n total of $411,211,000 of for­ eign securities Were offered for sale in the United Slates bring­ ing tho total foreign financing dur­ ing the first six months to $788,084,000. German Couples Are Wed While In Air ' penitentiary shortly beforo noon ■ today. A T ilf; Chnrles P. Carey serving a life sentence for the murder of Wm. B.P|. Norris, nnd Benjamin F . Sprngin, * serving 10 years for robbery, shot Albert Walker, n guard, through the mouth, obtained his keys and were nlmost nt liberty when de- tected by guard Chnrles Stortz. Ha opened fire on them nnd when tho pistol duel was over both convict* had lifon seriously wounded. I 1 "' 1' Tltb 10-ncre plot of land on which the White House stands wns purchased originnlly for $tfi00. Now it is valued nt $10,500,000. ^ !( (To Late To Classify) BERLIN. Ju ly 5 —(IN S )— An airplane wedding is tho very latest LO ST:— Black nnd white Female innovation. setter; Sunday; has been clipCircling a thousand feet above tho Kaiser Wilhelm Church today, pod, wears collar; Reward. Phono two couples were married in an 784-W. 2019 Park Ave. airplane while n grnmnphonc play­ ed tlie wedding march. The bridegrooms wore Herman Rnhskopf, advertising chief, and ; Edward Vogt, chief engineer, of Lu 'fthansn, a German commercial ’airplane company. .h c » T r r ?;rcr. ^ n ,; r . rlo:" ;y9T » tho w next - f few r rdaysr nro n" t fulfilled, S T , , \re::r flashlight and,a revolver. handle?” His only chance wns to bluff. ' , , mained undetermined, i es, easier to handle even than Turning to chief boatswain’s mate At any rate it is a foregone con­ Mndsden, ho exclaimed, " if I ’m not the small ones.” Ford declared. Ho clusion that no new flight, such as out of that pitot house in two min­ then xplaind his answer by adding! a return hop to America, is plan­ utes you turn the machine gun on “The fellow at the peanut stand ned, ns was suggested before the lias more trouble than tho mnn them.” fliers left Roosevelt Field for The machine gun existed only in running a big industry. The pea­ France. Commander Byrd already nut vendor is under pressure every Charlie Chaplin On the ensign’s imagination, but Madhas given parts of, the monoplane The purchase of insurance pro­ - ,,, eden nodded. Ensign Duke groped night. He has all the responsihiii- . Jacksonville Visit th e torch tection is one thing that can't his way into (he deck-house. He ties. He has to do everything bin.- A.m cn™ .nwn>’ P,nnc is In no condition following was stopped by a burly seaman, self. The result is Ins tasks nro the safely lie "put o ff’.’ It is impor­ forced landing nt Vor-Sur-Mer JA CKSO N VILLE, Fla., Ju ly 5— who wanted to know where be was only half done.’ for such a trip. tant, (oo, that your policy be r (IN S )—Charles Chaplin, famous going. A second later the seaman This subject of giant corpora­ For the next few days Paris is correct in its amount and cover­ was sprawling senseless on tho tions struck a spark in the mnn, motion picture actor, is spending age, Are you really protected? deck. He had been felled by n blow who heads the world’s greatest plnniiin^r to give the four fliers a few days in this city with Joseph to those accorded Willicoitib, secretary to William from the Imtt-end of the ensign’s corporation. His, own comunnioa h”" 0™ [hat events are included in hatl cash rasourc•es a fe w months Lindbergh. Byrd is to bo given the Randolph Hearst. He made no gun. [nthlon? coveted French Legion of Honor comment on Ida divorce proceed­ Tlie ensign pressed his gun ag­ ago totalling about $550,006,000. [hat brought recent notnriTwenty five years ago. "Ford con mcd,‘L 11,1,1 from now unt!* *' n."'‘y ings in California. ainst the skipper's ribs and finally Klvin "Shipwreck” Kelly? swung the ship around himself by tinued." you could take one idea n Rtca,1.v whcdulo of receptions Chaplin arrived here on William Thia agency box long been |iiut position of importance leaning hard on the wheel. She j <‘m| carry it along very well by have been mapped out for the four Randolph's Yacht, the Oneida, faithfully serving property own­ hy General Herbert M. grounded on the mud of Robbins’ j yourself. Now the people are bet-, American aviators. ^ with other guests of the famous ers. reef in 10 feet of water. |tci posted generally and the coniThe monoplane "America is publisher. fiat country’s coat of arms Ensign Duke ordered the six petition is greater. Wo have more now being crated nt Cherbourg, jh e kangaroo and the emu? seamen on tho bridge below decks and better minds in industry. The Byrd has agreed to permit ChnmOne of the smallest hooks in .. . , [ho is Emmeline I’nnkand sent Ills own men to the Statue imiividual expects to do tho extra- bcrlin to lake one of tho plane's existence is the 1838 edition of * Happy 1 lumbers torch of Liberty for help. In the mean­ ordinary tiling, if he is to be sue- propellers nnd put it on the Colum- J Mr. andM rs. Troy Ray spent the time, the ensign had to hold at liny ccssfuh while in lnrge corporation* bin for any additional flying lie and ' the “Bijou nnd I-ondon Almanack." , blor.es the way to your content Miss Elsie Bryan Tolar week-end very delightfully at Day­ a crew in n distinctly ugly mood. the purpose is to do the ordinary Chnrles A. Levine may desire to It is three-quarters of an inch hy*mont. Kitchen repairs? Heater to five-eighths o f a n in c h , and o n e-. bu OVorhaulecl ? We’re ready, lug at Daytona ■ Beach tona Beach. 'make in Europe. Four more hours passed before tiling extraordinary well. eight of an inch thick. * [guest of Adelaide Key. n guard had been stationed to The tnlk(driftcd to labor c o r i d l - ^ ------------------------ Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Williams watch ltie crew. Then Ensign Duke Phoii" 207 In Mabry mqtcrou to Day- anil son, Frederick, spent the week sauntered into const guard head­ " ’’Is the five-day week a success ‘NaVUl AlTTlS P a rle y [aeh Saturday where he end at St. Augustine. quarters to make his report after in your business?" He was asked. n / » o rIL w » L - O v o r E lt o n J . M o u g h to n no week-end with friends. , 2d hours’ continuous nnd hazardous "Certainly,” Ford retorted, "nnd Hi IJe&OlOCK UVC! its here to stay." m * • T Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Lane nib-.duty, Architect land Mrs. S. W. Bradford tired to Daytona Bench Monday ' "Will it spread eventually to in- T h e C ru iser Issue Ivdahlislird 1908 First Nnt’l. Bank Bldg. dustry generally ” j _ _ _ firlilren spent the week-end where they spent the day. 221 Magnolia I’hnnc 48 Sanford, Fla. "Oh, yes," the auto king predic-!, friends at I.aktt Hamilton. !H5 W. Fir?t SI. (Continued From Pnge One) ted. “That is one of the chinnges. submarines torpedo tubes to 21 .1. (,’. Oglqtrce of Bartlesville, coming.” ,. , , , -, . ., #nd Mrs. Emerson Lewis of Gn., spent the week end in Sanford Ford while sometime ronnrre.l si*° nml lhllt n,> “K'reement |spent the week-end in Smi­ as the guest of J . C. Mitchell. as a foe of organized labor. d e -lhnd bcVn reached on the tommcrc the guests of Miss Jeanne flared ho had no antipathy for or- " r n'\n\\n'r of submarines to l.n nlMr. and Mrs. T. F. Adams hnv’fe panizations of workng men. I lo"cd the various powers. returned home! after spending the “Do you helicve men have a Observers here agreed that tho Ava Wright spent the week past month at Daytona Beach. right to organize?" he was nsked. naval arms limitation conference Jry delightfully at Daytona "It depends entirely on what they had reached the most critical stage |ns the guest of Miss Kitty Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Randall have Grand Jurv Continues Invest­ organize for," said Ford, "I don’t since it was first called to order igation With Several Other returned home from Daytona Bench I how much they organize if by Hugh 15. Gigson, head of tho where they spent the week-end. Indictments Expected; Five care I lav dmi’t interfere with business." American delegation, two weeks )r Forest Dike returned To Face Trial Wednesday The five-day week policy, inau- ago. The action of the experts comMr. and Mrs. W alter Bach were morning from New York gurnted in the Ford plants’ a year niittee in adjourning indefinitely Just u f ’iV t'a left In take advantage m U.i \ . uus offered iliii'ing (his ‘‘Going Out |he s|ient the past ' week nt- among the Sanford people spend­ TOACCOA, Gu., July 5— ( I N S ) - ago. caught the auto king’s mind almost immediately after tho Ameing the week-end at Daytona Beach. jWith five men indicted by a Etc- ngain. Ol Business Sale”— wo want to Hull EVERYTHING and all stock is priced just aa to business. ]rienn compromise proposal nllowlow as possible— gel in on these values now ! "Fm sure the five-day week will ing Great Britain and tho United tphens county grand jury in con­ Mrs. W. S. Thorton returned nection with the flogging of Mrs. be a success everywhere," He snid. States each 100,000 tons more land Mrs. HnniH Tolar and 1 spent Monday at Daytona home Sunday after a two weeks J Amdey Bowers and her young son, "ll is coming generally with tho cruiser tonnage than was provided |ns the guests of Mr. and visit in various points of Georgia. Floyd, the jury today continued expansion in automatic machinery, for in the Original United States It. Key. their investigations of recent whip­ It will give tho people more chance proposals to the conference seemed , | Mr. and Mrs. J , It. Stew art nnd pings by hooded bands. It was ex­ to use up what they produce. If , to recognize thnt the latest A m eri-jl [tad Mrs, llnrold C. Vide son Joe spent the day very pleas­ pelled that several additional in­ tlie; spend all their time making can proposal embodied the limit in ■ tlungs, they have time only to cruiser tonnage to which the Unit- J laughter were among those antly nt Daytona Beach lon the dictments would lie returned. ^uford spending the Fourth Fourth. -- It Those indicted and held under work, eat and sleep nnd have no ed States wns willing to go. JO Hats Left! — -------- ------- -— ' mu Beach. bond are: W. G. Acrec, principal time to use the mechanical produc-1 Mr. S, B. Cornell " f Pliilailelp- of Eustonellc High School, Claude lions. The five-day week means' The world’s largest man in rcc- ,J Got you i-h y e t! Ymi buy a pair at :« A. Be t'ottca, who hast Ida ... tin:. . joined his wife here and Groover, Automobile dealer, Elmer more time for play and pleasure cut years was Miles Durden, who < Stewart Clark and Chnrles Thomas, rail- nnd llie use of mechanical pro- lived in South Carolina from ending the past leu days1 w1,1 VINlt Mrs. Sarah Bruntly reduced priceH and we give J 7K9 to 1857. He was 7 feet 15 read men, and T. R. Lowry .emplo­ dints York on business, returned *"”* *wo 'v*cks. Every; hat in the store is [r<»“ It will lie aboom to business inches tall nnd weighed nearly yee of u local furniture factory. mdny morning. i ,,, — ;— * you auother free! Extra good quality demand for more. 1000 pounds. He lived a quiet, ____ | Miss Lucille Chapman of Kiss- Trials will lie started tomorrow by creating a in lt at $ 2 .5 0 -only 4 0 left products.” I uneventful life, refusing circus morning before Judge I. H. Sutton, mi Mrs. George Homier- in!l,! rimnding a short time here — lowest prices over offered. ( Editors' note—in tomorrow’s offers, Mrs. superior court of the northeast cir­ they are wonder values I malt daughter, Nancy I..... with her grand mot her, installment Mr. Ford predicts that, cuit. In nddikinn to Indictnvints Sarah J . Stewart. [lie tveok-end very pleusuntworth as high as $ 9 .0 0 . C o m o ohargin assault with intent to giant air liners, carrying 100 pns- -------------------------- — — —— -------Two Prices— fhiytoiia Beach. _ Mrs. A. ( ’. Chapman of Kissi­ kill, two dmlictmonts each were singers soon will lie spanning tho1 early. returned charging the men with Atlantic regularly, Elizabeth Stafford* Mrs. mmee returned lumie today after ridling, while all were held for car­ Quick Service L Clarke ami Curley a week-end spent here with her rying pistols. French Medals Honor formed a party motoring mother, Mrs, Sarah J . Stewart. The state was busy rounding up Low Prices Dona Beach, Monday. Flight Of Lindbergh Miss Grace Gillion returned home witnesses for the impending triWe do all kinds of electrical, !'""l Mrs. (| E, Smith ami Monday from Bartow where she «1« »'»i i« «a i'l to have several perPARES, July 5.— (IN S )—Two | 1mttery and repair work. Try "I. H. Mabry motored to spent the week-end. She wns nr- i*w,s who lire able to testify having compnnied home hy Miss Mae l'cn- iseen the men named on the night gold medals commemorating the | our guaranteed service, save Inn Beach Monday where (|pr land hour of the floggings m tho epochal flight of Charles A. Lind- I and lie satisfied. [l" nt tl„. after noon. vicinity of the crime. berg It from New York to Paris Mr and Mrs E E Page Mrs 1 In charging the grand jury, Ju d -j wor(, especially struck off at the Fletcher Battery & •md Mrs. Clyde Byrd and J . R. Adams and children and Mr*, if® Sl,Uo!) condemned the Hogg- French mint today. |a left Sunday evening for ings as "most nstrocious deeds. Minister of Commerce Maurice Electric Co. I in North Carolina where Verne C. Messenger formed a par­ .The grand jury was cautioned ng- nokmiowski handed the medals to ty spending the Fourth at Daytona [ill .‘■pend several weeks. 820 W. 1st. St. Phono 382W :ainst “frenzied investigation. ^Sheldon Wliitohousc, United SlnBeach. ______ ' "It is tho certainty of punish- tes charge d’affairs. ■lun. Michael left Sunday ii i >, 'ii , «, , . 'merit not the enormity of punish. Irs. Hugh Bevrlie and Mrs. . . L. , t that will curb crime and viol ‘ ar far n imir of tho state Parramore and two young s n s ni nf mw UlW nna nnd rc»iur« rMtflri, the .'n *« yuhi win t • | * r> .. o |muon* uh- good lM Return will motor to in North and South Caro* i 0 , i f h^en apencling-«oino time linim» flf your community" said the j^here left Sunday for their home* |judge j judire in in concluding concluding his address* Lovely Silk Frocks E x tra Special Values at Jennings, Flu. The life expectancy of the av­ Miv, James G. Sharon Ms. and Mrs. Robert Masska had erage American is 55.51 years r j lhce Wright and guest ns their house guests over the f n "/-Augusta, GeoJersey nml Guernsey cows [ ,r" ’ ;i a i (ingenial party mo- week-end, Mr. ami Mrs. Joe Butler In thin group ayo some of lovcticnt dressKxtra high class dresses with values up of Leesburg and Mr. and Mrs. Ixt- yield milk which makes yellower Vi Daytona Bcuch Monday gan Nixon of Orlando. The summer months arc alwuys butter than that of llolsteins and | on over nhown in our ahop— they arc to $26 and some even higher are going considered the best time of the Ay reshire 8. year to build, July especially. marvelous in stylo, in price, in material. in this sale f**r less than wholesale cost Widcman Caldwell, has been I1" 1'! Mrs. I). a . Caldwell, sncniiing the week-end liore with Labor and materials can b" ob­ Don’t pass this hy! The longest item of news ever — you must come early! tained more readily and usually at [rf“ndftMr8- Wldonmn Culii- ids parents, Mr. and Mrii. D. A. transmitted to n newspaper was J»“ A inville motored Caldwell) left Tuesday morning for the New Testament revised, which a lower figure than any other [r !" Us-hi^urg; where they Bartow and points on the West wns sent from New York to tho period of the year, |tne B afternoon K visiting JCoast. Chicago Tribune in 1882. Think it over—now is u GOOD lime to build. IT, This is a good place to get mate­ »"d Mrs. Donald P. Drumrials ami suggestions. ■Mr. nnd Mrs. S. R. Dighton FE R T IL IZ E R S FOR FLORIDA FRU ITS AND FARM CROPS. p and Mrs. Knmuel Puluston SIMON PU RE AND GEM BRANDS. lift r ^ Ihvm uttendinK the I * at Daytona Beach on "T IM E TRIED AND CROP TEST ED ” Forty years satisfactory service to Kloridu Growers Long dry spell about over. Order now and save money by getting our REDUCED lit! |I‘iicking Furniture JU N E F IR S T price list before buying. Style Without Extravagance” T H E Y A R D WITH A M I L L B A C K I N G Fair prices, Duality Fertilizers, Prompt shipment. Graying—Storuge NEW YORK, July r,— (IN S )— Ensign Charles L. Duke is in line today for the highest honors that the const guard service can confer ns the result of his daring act in leaping aboard a rum runner in the upper bay, seizing her liquor careo valued nt $500,000, and by sheer bluff and resourcefulness cowing and arresting her crew of 22 Nova Scotia fishermen. Tho young ensign was patrolling the harbor in the tiny launch CG2327, when he observed a suspic­ ious- looking vessel creeping along the Bay Ridge shore. Ensign Duke steered his launch near enough to call to tho captain to heav© to but the, demand was ignored. Tlie ensign fired two shots as a warning, but tho vessel kept on. By this time the little launch was being swept by waves and the en­ sign’s uniform was drenched. He gi upped the freighter’s rail and swung aboard, armed only with a •jn i: JSerc* is A. P. C on ne lly & >u*r J Sons A .D . Rosier 5 MEN INDICTED FOR FLOGGING OF WOMEN AND SON I ONLY A FEW DAYS LEFT! NEW LO W PRICES F O R THIS W EEK! S Free Hose! $2.50 69c &$1.29 Dresses A t Less Than Cost July Is A Good Time To Build $7.50 (t y>i V ■■ $11.50 ij R a f f eld’s L adies Shop ;i •E. Chorpening h°ne3302 or 570 W E. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER CO Jacksonville Fla. Phone 135 Yard Holly Ave., at 11th, 12th, 13th Sts Bond Grade l Zip Service f Next Woodruff-Watson irst Street +♦»+»♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»•» Vji i t • : f ■ �THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1927 PAGE SIX OUT OUR WAY, B Y AHERN OUR BOARDING HOUSE D ead91 I t D oesn ’t K il l ju st some of them— Black Flag kills every fly, mosquito, and roach in your home. Destroys other bugs, too. Sold at drug, grocery, hardware and department stores. Powder 15c up, and One 1 Mi >1 Thru Jtf r , black / FLAG i l « r t b s Yk p l o t LIQUID ■ PO W D ER 1 ^ L IQ U ID * T R E T 'S V irTd Mo o r , B U IL D U P d a ffy \d eas Ab o i t T \ AA A l R P L A H E t ^ - T r i E E6AP, ^ COME, COME, sea. \ f MAToC,—- that p r a t t e p 4 Moose is ppaw i Mg T iqHTlV m a Yt A A 3o e a We I m a m u 's Fool tT , A E L O S . 1 HEAD WORtf / E S i ABoaT s o u r m e c k A6AIM •> 1-f i s VACA-TloH > G EA & o^ ,. “ -*'GET BUSY 1 %■ vitTH T ilE LAPS, AMP $ % PROMOTE A VACATION \ * x i r ^ . V 0 U ' R E G O I ^ G T o W O R K J wlM. J . M Y b r o t h e r T o m i s g e i Y i Mg Y o u \ ,vm em ] Yft COMPUME^rf] B U T T ^ is HAppJ f f n L A Y DOWM AM 1HEV b e a Case ® l , \ J U M P OVER Y U H • \ T W E T S F IN E . ) Po o r f o o t wo* A BoT^ OP Noli 'T rNiA6 T o MAKE MN J HOUSE, A BRAMcfi OFFICE OF TME AsV l u m ! You VJAfTTTb go UP IHTME AIR, ER? ^ U E L L ,Y oU UiO^T WEEP A PLAfAE. FORYPlS FLIG H T^ r i g h t w e .s SEE VUH CAIMT SO H y MR. STUPE,^ OFF MAMP,’ j| v i Ha t GAME PO \\ VoU L lk E \ BE ST 2 , V KILLS INSECTS A WINNING P urol Epigram ! 0v f Ha m p i 'p SAV_ I Ho r s e ' ' SHOEs j / The Twins ofPowersay IM have wfruii t J R .W i V l l A M C , Pnaln FERD Y IS TOO ANXIOUS BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES SUBMITTED BY JANE REISS. tHfeWOODWARDAVfORUNDO OooTS 9AtO SHED MEET Voo AT THE "tlVEU T to LIRE To Talk T o you ABOUT VETfc-Yoo AND HE ARE 6 REAT VAVS t __ w _______ „ otuENE r . r n — 1— MMM! he SEEMEO RATHER AIJWOUiTtWr VTI REMAIN IN CHINA - NO O6U0T Ht I t H&J1W0TM 6REAT ! I *1A\<tN A 6REKT INTIRE*.T IN RETt - I OWE VMM A 6REAT PIN., M tv W .n R C r Y ly T PoVlH-THtVt-'T. No HUVSU.Y- Tflo^NevN-EcR WE VWNWY ANO knaoutAS To ©6tff4 WHEW VIA*. IM CHINA-THR006H M T IWHAjUMCE ,WE y HA9 HM> a RRoMoTIOM auo a SEABOARD OIL COMPANY’ large INCREASE IN S A L A R Y - ___________^ J a c K s o n v illi,F lo r ic t c L , [&e Service Station Manaqerabout our [fe cia l SavinqsPlanJtsa qood Proposition Xi Ma the F n *rfl ACCtic PniU Jtl> jiio i MOTOR . OIL . Wi Chari villo to an, two. *«a.u.wwiT.orr. ’»VwCt«7 STntAwavier. me,. WI PRIZE OFFER/ ten 1 rung! two j yenr. SENDIN A PUR.OL v EPIGRAM. FIVEDOLLARSPAID FOR EACHONEPRINTED Tic “ Did from have 1Hi fill! Ch rtdatl nf ut had I SALESMAN SAM XSJKW kPS ^virtTAV Tigers TVaM 3 0 *& y WERe V G e t n « e o FRotA We l l , w e l l , ^ i fMM’TCWPs FOR TRTIM’ TA CARRT OUT ORDERS’ 1>J|6W GOZTJ5 STORE Would oPew up pcGMW' '//// mlcld A HEAD FOR BUSINESS VJORRIM' 9 Nope.WftLKm’ ! Uhei4 Y(A GOMMft Open TH‘ STORE- AGftlM, GUVt? ‘ Th M«*dv nmrh Uiiiti saw i yeitc with OF ft CUSTOMER TtV y S T O R E , \ THlHK FIRST OftY \ jry \ KHOW WHERE -------- — \ r — \ t h e r e 's o w e ! . fAR.GUZTLEM.l'LL HAVE Pi . tAR.W?V^ POUMD O* TAtAE. CHEESE -c I IT S ft SOtAe MOM-SKLO OTGTERS- ft ) PLEftSURt CftM O' SOUHD-PRooF 50liP— ( ’ Tt> WAIT PM’ SOtAE. FLftK.ES FROtA ^ OM YoO.r COKTfeNTED CRftBSj y SOKE\! WAltfeRS y > j>*T.9fLig.^iJw.wse. HUM APPETITES o f quality a n d seivice C'MOW POP — VOW OONT CHft T h e building n m terin l d e a le r is th e p u rc h a s in g a g e n t fo r his c o m m u n ity . EAT* A W -I. DON'T FeCL ____ LIKE _ IT .. B1/ TrtG V ■nMff X G E T THROUGH COOKING THIN GS CM .P. A 6M0KEN OLD STEVE NOTHING TASTES GOODX W is h X WAS IN MOM’S PLACE • -NOTHING TP do e ir r g o Tp The t a b l e and oaocr i THE FINEST FOODS Pf7£PAREO G4 THE , ^ a a BEST CHEFS IN THE eoUHTfiry — A s y o u r p u rc h a s in g a g e n t w e a r e c o n s ta n tly seek in g o u t th e b e st v a lu e s , th e m o st e n d u rin g m a te ria ls , fro m h u n d r e d s o f s o u r c e s th e c o u n tr y o v e r . ---- .^PRETTY SOFT/ * B Y TAYLOI G E E ,MOM, I'VE FEAO This menu cako so often FIAT NOTHING LOOKS > /GOOD'__ ____ And x. F e e i . if ie s a m e w a y — I'L L BE SO GLAD WHEN X GAN G E T HOME AND DO MW OWN COOKING — I'LL FtELi AT LEAST/ THAT I CAN GO TO THE TABLE AMD ENJOW A MEAL > ^ WITHOUT BEING RuSHEO ^ \ To DEATH y -------------- TTfZm T a k e c e m e n t, f o r in s ta n c e . W e o ffer y o u L o n e S ta r b e c a u s e this s u p e r g r a d e c e m e n t bus e sta b lish e d a n e w s ta n d a rd of q u a lity m id u n ifo rm ity . C o n c r e t e m a d e w ith L o n e S ta r C e m e n t, p r o p e r ly m ix e d an d p la c e d , Is p r a c tic a lly e v e rla s tin g . B u ild in g m a te ria l o f this s o r t, plus c o u r te o u s c o n sid e ra tio n o f y o u r p r o b ­ le m s, h a v e e n a b le d us to se t a n e w s ta n d a rd o f buildim ! m u tcriu l s e r v ic e . [Ifreai [allow plnm tboui «ondi l o c k t ' c -?em w a n ted N EW STANDARDS her < 9P.0 WOT MOW Th> huuln nctlv* hcutil when are c TH s UP UHLESS You’R e SURE ] OVER TO TH ‘ YeWenwY ti-.n? dent) Four |wrli rltcd It v^nase ex company 200 Oak Avc.—Sanford, Fla.—Telephone 5!iG Leao Star Cemcat la mad* by l b * ’ Alabama Portland Cement Co. Blrmlncham, Ala. flabddlajy * t Intcraaliunal ( orporaOw WASHINGTON TUBBS II -/ «> jo u s e , jiwmh. Th e se l / -show g ir l s Cit h e r Hfts 1 Their , w en o r T heh ’Rje X T oO VMGH-RftT FOR ME > ----YY-T7 W GOXN. / <1 ’ L*' -21 M -* o h , hot a u o’ th em , ^.OU, WHH I CAN DATe NOO WUU ft COUPLft / «»0t SHOW OANVEB <U j — i MO THAE. -------- -Y HOVIEST, dlMMS? HOMEST, WILL Yft? • A l'b VUNNY. T HE SMO-MEYp ) BE HERE- IN t e H ftniirres. L B Y CRAN1 �PAGE SEVEN TT1E SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, JU L Y S, 1927 iriford Daily llcrnld VT AD. RATES M : Cash in Advance me ads, will be received runs and collector sent itIrly fur payment. Fish prefer dark «>r shady sec­ FOB SA L E ;— FOUR ROOM COT* The Answers tion* «f water because the ultra­ TAKE ON ONE OF B E ST LOTS violet rays of the nun are hurmiul ON MAGNOLIA AVENUE, NEAR Bttlow are the answers to the SOUTH SID E SCHOOL.- PRICK "Now Vim Ask One" questions on to them. All other creatures, how­ ever, are benefited by the rays. REASONABLE. TERM S TO SUIT pace Oil. PURCHASER. OWNER BOX 4111 1— The crickets ear cavities an* CAKE HERALD. in its front legs. FOP CALI .ONE OF B E ST 11*—M iscellan eous 2— The highest temperatwre in Keep Eliminative FIV E ROOM BUNGALOWS ON the U. S., Lit degrees Fehrenheit, PALMETTO AVENUE, IN SAN­ has been recorded in Death Val­ System Active TW<\ REFRIGERATORS — Good FORD HEIGHTS. CORNER LO T ley. Calif. com* lion; priced retuonalde.Pier­ EQUIPPED WITH ELECTRIC .1—The name dandelion comes flood /trollh Rei/uiriJ Good h'lone son Uirkin. Inc. M rljinder Arcada RANGE AND WATER H EATER,- from tile French "dent de leon," Phone hftd. PRICE L E SS THAN MARKET or lion's tooth, so called from the VALUE. TERM S TO SUIT- BOX shape of the leaf. NE can’t feel well when 15 C.O. HERALD. there Is a retention of poi­ •I—There are seven stnrs in the 12— Wanted sonous waste in t hr blood. This FOR SA LE:.. FIV E ROOM Bit* Dipper. is called n toxic condition, and fi —Rattlesnakes, copperheads, is upt to make one tired, dull SPANISH BUNGALOW ON MEN AND WOMEN ...o f good ap­ PARK AVENUE. 2 CAR GAR- and Wider moccasins produce their nnd languid. Other symptoms pearance to work for u local con­ RAGE. NICE LAWN. IMMEDI­ yoUng alive and iio not lay eggs. are sometimes toxic backaches cern. Easy work, full or spare time, ATE POSSESSION,— CAN T BB nnd headaches. That the kid­ 0— Hundred meter run, running good remuneration. Pay every day BEAT FOR THE PRICE. TERM S neys are not functioning prop­ broad jump, 10-lb shot put, high Apply to The Herald Office. erly is often shown by scanty $200.00 CASH. BALANCE jump, 400-meter run, 110-motor or burning passage of secret ion», MONTHLY. BOX 148 CAKE HER­ hurdles, discus throw, pole vault, 1-1— Doom s W ith o u t Hoard Many people hove learned the ALD. IGOOmetcr run, and javelin throw value of Doan's Pills, a stim­ mi* included in the decathlon. ulant diuretic, when the kidneys I UNFURNISHED 2(1— F a r m s K »r S a le 7—"Shipwreck" Kelly perched on seem functionally inactive. Elm Avenue, Everywhere one finds enthusi­ top of a Newark, N. J „ flagpole. astic Doan's users. Ask y ou r ft—General Lord is director of neighbor' the U. S. budget. ‘. '“-Australia's coat of arms de­ FURNISHED A PA KTM E N T In The Stale Of Floriiln picts kangaroo and emu. Three rooms and hath, all mod In the flowing well dirtrict near rrn conveniences, good location Sanford, with day subsoil. Id Kinmoijm' Pankhurst, now On reasonable jent. Phono 831-J. Stimulant D iuretic to the Kidney* the highway and one mile from retired, was » noted English mili­ 1‘iatcf -ifULufu it It -Clutia , Uu0ala, NY. tant suffragist. R. It. station. FOR RENT 2 three room partly Already cleared. Perfect furnished apartments. Apply Her­ druin age. ald. Virgin soil of unsurpassed frr tility, will grow anything. TSVL rooms, kitchenette and hath; 1,00ft Acres in units of fi acres, heautiful outlook; all improve­ ns mnnv as van *vant ments; attractivdy furnished; AT * PRICK SO LOW IT W ILL moderate rent by week. Young's "Make Your Hem! Swim" Apartments, office 200 N. Park Home Seekers, Here is Your Ave. Chance It May Never Come Again TWO NEW— nicely furnished If you can make a small cash apartments. $25 per month. RI5 payment and finntlee your first W, First St, Phone 207. crop, it will easily pay for the |land. If you are looking for s "Snap" Here It Is MY HOME FOR RENT— furnish See Me At Once ed or unfurnished. Phone 812-.! W. M. YOUNG Sth & Summerlin. Bargains In Real Estate Park Ave. nnd Commereinl St. FO B S A L K -- 1020 Ford rondstcr 10— Livestock new l)uco finish. Now tires. Perfect condition. $200. Phone 4R3 or call Suit F irst National Hank GOOD JERSEY COW— for sale Building. Inquire G. L. BledSue, Celery Ave phone ;tS7-.l. SEM INOLE HUDSON- ESSEX INC . 20H Oak A vo. Phone 4t 4— lluHine.ss Service LARGE CITY Route O PHONOGRAPH.... repairing, piano tuning by experts with 17 years experience. Sanford Music Storo nt:ri G ift Shoppe. Room 10 & 11 Mg Li.nder Arcade, Phone 632. BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation boxes and general cement work Miracle Concrete Co. J . R. Tcrwilleger, I’roy. .'Ini and Elm. I.AN EY.S DRUG STORE— Proscriptions, Drugs, Soda. We am r.s near you as your phone. Call 102 h> ADVERTISERS Herald representative Lidy famlliai with rates, [ nnd claswitication will L u romp Aitu Information, k you wish, they will assist [, wording your want ad Ike it morn effective. it PORTA NT NOTICE lenders should give their i or postoffice address as L their phono number if |,|e-dre results. About one L out of a thousand bus [•phono and the others communicate with y u lhr> know your m L W disrmilinuanre MUM or in person ut I he SunforJ Li otfire or by letter. Tele. L Uiumtiliiiuanros nre not rolls TH INK—If you m ; ‘ htnking of building, why pay the Architects several hundred dollars for plane, 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 Simp &. Mill Work ami House Painting, i 15 N. French Ave. Phone 225-J. LUM BER and complete line of building material. Low prices. Security Lumber Co., "Where Good Grades Come From" Maple and Sixth. Phone 707, j CONCRETE in every shape nnd form, blocks, tile roofing, ornamentuls, etc. Sanford Cement Prod­ ucts Company, Fifth and Maple Sts. Phone 112-W. CLARENCE SMITH General Contractor MM• West First StroV ,i Minn* 44i Prompt Service M ET a L ROOFING—The Roof Ev­ erlasting. Metal shingles; standing scum tin and galvanised roofs. See Jam es II. Cowun. Oak ave. and Thud St. Phone 111. nnum cntenls yVlGH I'-CURISENUERHt F ilin i SHOP — Printing, Engraving, unibosjtng. Sea as nrst. We uu it. Phone 417-W. R. K. Avenue Commercial Street. tonu. Idles O'— H elp W a n ted (M u le ) SINS £ COWMAN CO., Auto YOUNG MAN WITH CAR— A ,Liitor «i.d wheel metal works splendid City Route that will snd otnuticnt*’ sheet pie till pay around $20 weekly is TeL ?10- W. 207 French Ave. now carrier open. Territory is best in Han­ ford distance is short. Don’t apply SANFORD BUICK CO unless you can furnish good refer­ 212 Magnolia Ave . ence and intend to stick. Circula­ Phone 307 tion Dept. The Herald. BOYS WANTED—Can use five good boys who are hustlers. Can earn us high as a foliar an after­ noon. Apply Circulation Depart­ ILN — FORI) — FORDSON ment Herald. Edward Higgins Inc. •rclul & Palmetto. I’honc 381 TOPCO AUTO TOP DRESSING Waterproofs, softens and pre­ serves, makes your top last for­ ever; money buck guarantee, no brush fuss or muss, 500 cun* sold in Flu. last 3U days. Salesman wanted. See 1). W. Short. Saha Mgr. 11 Bull Bld’g. Sanford, Flu. MARMONS Sanford Automobile Cf> llagnolia Ave. Phot 8— Financial MONEY— to loan on improved desiiuhk residential proper!) .n 1 Sanford at 0 per cent interest, no 1brokerage- Address luian P. O Uox 503 City. OBI) Overland Co Ights A- Overland. V 4 Conimei.nl Sts. P responsible party. Apply at house MUCK LANDS ARE VALUABLE or by letter to E. M. Church, 115. Just three mites from the c llj French Ave, |limits on highway I have eight ---------------- -------*------------------------acres of muck lands that can be, FOR RENT. 7 room house with bought for $500 an acre or special bath on West F irst Street. $2.i.l)0 (,|-D-e made on all of it. Thirty Month, Apply 117 Popular Avenue ^acres in cntiru tract includes cit--------------------------------------------------------- —••mis lands and other good garden FOR RENT j land. Fine place for poultry untlh 5 BOOM UNFURNISHED ST DC- truck i f all kinds.' Men can make CO BUNGALOW. 2 BED ROOMS, living raising bulbs, celery, vegt*^ LIVING ROOM. DINING ROOM, tables ami poultry far Sanford nthll KITCHEN (equipped with electric, Orlando markets. Address K.VA. U*l range), BATH (with hot and cold care Herald. This will not he tin water). LOCATED 21 DO PALMET- market long. If you do not think '10 AVENUE, RENT SUMMER this land is worth the price try to RA TES, PHONE 148. i buy .-ome of the muck lands In! — 1 —........ other parts nf the countrv. B-KOOM___ bungalow for rent 1 with hath and garage, on French 2(i Miscellaneous F o r Snle Ave., near 11th St, Phone 224 or call ut HOI Park Ave FOR SA LE— Nice clean Grocery store. Other business forces m 4-ROOM Cottage, unfurnished, for t<> sell. $5(10 will hnndle deal. Call rent. 170U block, $25 a month, i at once 21(1 Cypress Ave. Box 1700 care Herald. FOR SA LE:... CORNER LOT IN ! 17— B u s in e s s i ’ l&res F o r K en t PIN KIIURST, ONE BLOCK? FROM FRENCH. CASH TA LK S., ATTRACTIVE rooms to rent fn» MAKE AN O FFER . REPLY LOT store* or offices at ParH Ave CAKE HERALD. and Commercial ftro et. W. M Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave., opC RO SS-TIES— nnd poles, posit.' Court House. grade or dimension. Sec !• or II. Bush. Geneva, 19— H ouses F o r .Suit* EX TR A !! ACT NOW. Two story home—good condition- ! Well located—close i n—$ 1000 $200 cash— $i!ll per month. All cask $2750. Smiggs-Scoggnn Realty Co, Phone 7.15 or 838-0, Masonic Tent Pic. niiy yr a gallon m ore to end carbon trouble / D O you know w h at carbon does to your engine? . . . •"' f 1 ' rr* \* ** 1 i ** I T cuts down power and pick-up. It shakes and racks the engine. It increases vibration, hastens depreciation. And the warning sound is that "knock." IN Crown Ethyl Gasoline we offer the super-fuel which is that same de­ pendable Crown Gasoline plus E th y l Brand of A nti-K nock Compound, the magic ingredient that "knocks out that 'knock' and turns carbon into power.” msm p p p $ p is n Prescription for Malaria, Chills and Fever, Dengue or Bilious » ever. By Blosser ECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS [T U . BET jVOO D iDaJ T jc o te td a /AC-88S V oO B&T7-&R B E A D 17* yoUG OWM ^ E L F I T SAVS vwUEAJ IT —■ vwiiL. e e r ^ ( C, A io - ALE R’S* ALWAVS POK.IM MAG TV DI6S AT M E r Boor -y SHETLAND PDAiy ) rM 6ETTIW S, DjD A you( OSCAR f v' aere .' y C R O W N E th yl costs 3c a gallon more, but think w hat you’ll save by ending carbon« trouble. It makes your car run faster, smoother and easier. \5 w li e n y o u r mo ne y i s placed i n a n Interest Bear­ ing* account in t li i s s t r o n g bank. 'APATS 7Mat ? 73t^ALOANS Aow-yuty vwoOLtVJT 6 0 0 5 B y ? 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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>, July 05, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7d005d44136f31e96a1dcfac399c870b.pdf dae1303616fb9a84c9d609b37a53d3aa PDF Text Text your n e w spa per Partly cloudy tonight and Thurs* day .probably local thundershowers in south portion Thursday. uwishcd in Florid a’s H eart ,e World’s G reatest V egetable ction. Its R ichest Garden Land Leased Wire International News Service PAH RAISES \SenatorCurtis Declares Third Term Issue Will Not Be Considered In The West WASHINGTON, Cruiser When Japanese Call View ‘E x o rb ita n t’ merica Favors Some Concession ritain Defense Needs 51)0,000 tonnage, Is Claim OfBridgeman G EN EV A , Ju ly I (IN S ) July ute. T h e Ja p a n e s e < lowed it to 1 urn-ii th a t t]u it cctcpt Britain s c lisrr donmnd or the < Dnosnl of the United . , itl-.er idan would fnree J«P* j, . ;. crulacr building p • nn). The United States has made 1 ,,|aln that it would ; auction r. Llinumi Hritish cruiser tonnage I .100.000 which ia 1 0 0 ,000 tons l,rn than the maximum for eruiI . (untaiiK d in the original Incriian proposal. . . ■Meanwhile, however, the United ■at,.* has indicated tlint its policyluld be to strive to place the liinKtinn well below 400,000 ton;-. I\V C. Bridgman, head of the ftUiVh <!.!. )-ruai, (toll news pa■ r nvn that the latest. Uritinh Bdsrr demands about 600,000 ions, Kided into s«*vonty*one ships arc K 'litia l to sa adequate defense W th,. British Isles'. IIo insisted lu t En gland lias no intention <>: I lintnining a forre which could I* regarded as a tlireut to any powsized hero Hint this government will under no circumstances sign an agreement at Geneva which will establish n $(100,000 ton cruiser ratio for the United States nnd Great Britain. This in twice the maximum tonnage proposed by tho American government at the out­ set of tho conference, and in tho opinion of administration official:-, would devitalize the whole A n g li­ can program. It was again pointed out that President Coolidgo initiated this conference for armament reduct­ ion. But if tho British cruiser ratio is adopted—or anything remotely approaching it—the conference w'.'l have resulted instead In inennses in naval armament for all the three powers concerned. Britain herself would hnvo to build up to the ligare, even though she now pos*. -sea tho greatest cruiser strength in the world. Japan, lmrd hit by tho earth­ quake nnd the recent financial de­ pression, also would linvo to build and (lie United States lagging a bad third in cruiser strength would hnvo jo build enormously to niaititniu the principle^ of the 6.5 :1 ra|tin established by tlie Washington |treaty. • I in AIL I'RODUCTION Llf.SONVH.LE, Fla., July (J '*•’>) Naval stores operators ■*’ Southern Production Belt agreed to curtial production u.-<* greater economy as a i» of bettering present dondi!" Hie naval stores market, •Img to a resolution adopted after a meeting of naval men at the Carling Hotel, agreed to cut production opniutcly 35 per cent. '* AMIINGTN,July ( h - ( I N S ) — t i.r the first time in the history of American war-debut negotiations, * 'mtinn cume to the United States gtn.-ury today and tendered a for its entire obligations I P * interest. ’ I hr republic of Lilierla, with a j*PBlstion of but 4,000,000 mostly I rj^rtx's, presented to acting secre.-‘7 Die treasury Mills a check T r »P|iruximat*ly $35,000 in sot (lo­ ti ,i°/ entire obligations to {M l* ! States. *"ia obtained advances of Bk from tlie United States unM ” ie liberty loan act. On this a^ J n t something over *0.000 inW n.\-Wa" ,,ue nt th« time of the w-iwcmont. Tr«v,J,?{{.Lr w 0.1.1' Secretsry of the m '1” congratulating nit nt t u T |,uM!c on «l» accomplish- WcXtJw ?n.d#ItllPwas ub,lcnointe/i by Allf. *> M Mills, OCALA. Fla., July «. -(IN S) Airplanes T arry in g Hundred I ’aH.scngerH SoonTo H oSpnnnlng A tlan tic A t R egular Intervals, S ays A uto King N U M B E R 260 M ember Audit Bureau Of Circulations Ocala Citizens Say Frogs Fall In Rain 0.— (IN S )—The third term ia fnr from being an issue throughout the middle west, Senator Curtis of Kansas, Republican lender in the Senate, said today upon his return to tho cnpitol nftcr three months in his home state nnd adjacent territory. ‘i n our section,*’ Senator Curtis said, " I find no such things ns a third te rn issue. The people are too busy to talk polities. They nre more interested in taking rare of their crops and tho rerourecs o f the state and nation. They uro mere interested in sound legislation to promote prosperous bu'incsi- conditions than in hairrplitting definitions ns to what constitutes a presidential term. I did not bear half a dc/en Ja p a n ra ise d o b j 0 tr i-p a r tito nava ice today t h a t rt adloek o v e r G r e a t iiia e r tiem an d s t'\ the tlnvyr ./ ' SA N FO R D . FLO R ID A , W E D N E S D A Y . J U L Y 6. 1027 —It rained frogs hist nifeht Ocala J This wns tin* claim here to­ day of Ocala citizens who wire puzzled ovor the uppcnrancc of nunthcrless small frogs on one of the main thorouglifarcn im­ mediately following a heavy shower. Eye-witnesses claim that the frogs nctunlly fell from the clouds, their origin could not be determined. DEMURRERS OF Levine To Attem pt BOHBiYS, FAILReturn Flight W ith ARE REJECTEDA n U nnam ed F lie r C entral Figures In Oil Scan­ dal Lose A nother Round In Court When Ju d gcllltzR u les Indictm ents A re Sufficient F MOONSHINER ANG ARRESTED Defendants* Action Based On Court Rule Mitchell Plea Given Strong Endorsement M agnate S ays N ext W a r Will Be Fought In A ir And Con­ flict Will End F u tu re W ars M 5 Commander Of Third Flight A cross A tlan tic Receives Coveted Medal At Meeting W illi P rem ier T his Morning (iiant air cruisers, rapntilu of car­ rying 100 passengers each will pe spanning the Atlantic at no dis-' tnnt date, Henry Ford predicted to j day in declaring America has on­ to] cd the flying ngc. In an exclusive interview with International News Service, tho world’: richest man came out with a strong endorsement of Col. Bil­ ly Mitchell's plea for a fighting ai force to protect tho Unilcd Stn. from foreign aggression. The n xt war will be fought in the air, sr.nl Ford, and “war in tho nir end all v. Am bassador Sheffield ToYTstl will Ford declared die coming gener­ Chief Execu tiv e L a te Today ation will “lake to the nir” and tho T o Say Resignation F in al; present };•. cralion must prepare T h ree N am esA reM cntioiu’d the way. " I lie large nirplaiv is the ship of the future” said the auto king RAPID CITY, 8. 1).. Ju ly 0— whose activities are putting him (IN S )—The first really trouble­ in the leadership in the field of some problem of tin* summer coiqmorelal nvh “We are en­ vacation will lie laid on President tering the flying ei.. and the young t'oolidge’a ooorstep tonigiit or crowd coming in nmy wants to go early tomorrow—namely the app­ up in the air. ointment of a new ambassador .to “What should America do to be Mexico. prepnred in the air for tho riext Jam es R. Sheffield, present w ar?" he was asked. "Work on aviation," lie replied envoy to Mexico City,is arriving here around midnight prepared \to promptly. ‘‘ I think aviation is e lin­ toll tho executive that his resig­ ing as fast as it <an in a commer­ nation, already on band, must be cial sense. I have a lot o f faith in and 1 think the considered as filial and accepted. lopnient of n .laMr. Coo lidge, it is understood, ,t tonal defemw by already hmt bean advised Inform. Tho'govermr.trnt guent at tho ally that Ids latest summer white house is serious in liis determination to retire from public lifq, and has begun easting around ft*r a successor to this rallied turbulont diplomatic po.t. John G arrett of Baltimore, is said to lie receiving the itu> t favorable consideration, with Silas Strewn o f Chicago and Charles Ilcoehcr Warren of De­ troit nre also being urged. Garrett is a diplomat of the old sciiool, having served already a* mini, ter to Holland, and also to the Argentine before! that a li g n ­ ment was elevated to an ambass­ adorship. Straw n was once designated by tho president as special federal counsel to prosecute tho cum: growing mit of the lOU-'l—111 oil scandals, but was rejected by tin* Senate because a majority of the members felt lie hnd been too closely identified with certain^ of the iurger oil concerns. '1 his might work against hint in con­ nection with tho Mexico City post considering the fart tlint oil lands arc now the principal bone of contention between the UniLd States and Mexico. Warren formerly was ambassa­ dor to Japan, and Inter negotiated the treaty of commerce and amity with Mexico and served as first ambassador following resumption of relations. He, too, however, was rejected by tho Fennto when Mr. Coolidgo appointed him attorneygeneral and be might not cure to run tho gamut again. WASHINGTON July 0— (IN S) — Albert 11. Fall nnd tho two E. 1*. Doheney’s fntlior nnd non, lost an­ other "today in their protracted cd legal fight to escape trial on the ground of bribery growing out of tho Elk Iliils naval oil lease. Justice Win. Hit* in District Ociirt o v en uled the Demurrers th the bribery indictment against tho ex-cabinet officer and tile oil mag nates- and declared the indictments good nnd sufficient.” Tho Fnll-Doheny Demurrer was based upon the Supremo Court’s derision that the famous executive under which Kali proceeded to order of President Harding in 1021 lease Elk Hills to Dohcny and Ton* pot Homo to II. E. Sinclair was in­ valid. If lids order was invalid their attorney’s contended, (then subsequently events based upon that order also were tinged witli invalidity, and bribery could not German Prince Dios After Fall From Horse Florida Family In Automobile Accident Stinson Leads For Reliability Air Tour EDINBURG, I ml., Ju ly 6.— (IN S ) —A baby waa killed and its mo­ ther probably fatally injured while I ho futbrr escaped with slight I raises when a lVnnuylvnnla train struck a Florida automobile on n grade crossing near hero today. The victims were: Donnlil Ralph Means, fifteen months old son of Mr. ami Mrs. Ralph Means of Jacksonville, Fi t., killed instantly. Mrs, Kulph Means, tlie mother, skull fractured, back broken and internally hurt. Ralph Meuns, slight bruises. Means is a contractor at Jackson­ ville. Crocodiles of Borneo pursue prey by bolding the tail off tho ground and walking liko a land (tuiluiU, W e a lth y Inventor Woman’s Club Will Sought In Accident Serve Luncheon To Costing Two Lives Lake CountyGuests Jacksonville Child Is Bitten By Snake . stated that ho believed lie hnd P A R IS , Ju ly G— (IN S )— broken tip a gang of moonshiners C harles A . Levine, New Y o rk that established itself in Seminole County after having been forced to Germ nny flier, announced to leave Duval county by state nnd nt a luncheon given by th e federal authorities working there. Tho men captured nre: Dave Col­ ureas today th a t he will leavo lins nnd B. Crosby nnd tho woman's fo r th e United S ta te s in name is said to ho I.ulu Capps. th e monoplane Columbia Threats of death to Sheriff Hand nnd n u l l to his i n n ideputies h j u i u i p hnvo i i u i u been u w i i car- * 1 1 tied to them during the past few 1CU ny a days nnd raps have been laid night, u n m c h e !v in an effort to npprehend those ...t,.-,!, w | believed responslldo. Izisti night . Sheriff Hand, together with do* Levine * puties C. C. .Stephenson. Albert wife when Booth. George Grny nnd Joe Brink* Jumped In loy, after a running chase, raughV Roosevelt tin two men nnd the woman. Ap- from New prcximatcly 15 gallons of liquor 'many, wit were mid to hnvo boon taken a t.l'n . Whetl the same time. I wife's mm Three loaded pistols nnd n qunn- Journey to tity of ammunition were nlsojfound noon them, according to tho Shor- The first ense tried before Judgts J . G. Sharon in County Court this morning was that «f the state ver­ sus E. E. Brown, negro, charged with false pretense. Brown was judged guilty and sentenced to pay a fine of $.',0 and costs or to serve (50 days. The next case was that .(gainst Link Kennedy, charged with a reck­ less display of firearms. Tho charge was brought against him by Jewell Brown, Oviedo, who swore that Mr. Kennedy threaten­ ed him with a pistol. Mr. Kennedy was found not guilty and released •He was defended by DcqoU m and Spencer with John G. Leonard! prosecuting. Following this ease tho court rocosscd for lunch. Immediately after the recess the ease of the state ver­ b 's Albert E. Hawkins J r . charged with assault m d battery, after an altercation with (’ufl Bruton, who brought the charge. Arningcineuta were completed today between Fie Chamber of Commerce ami representatives of tho Sanford Woman’s Club f,-r tho luncheon to be served tlie members of the I.ako County Motorcade, which is to visit Sanford next Friday. Th« Finance Committee of tho Club is taking over tho luncheon, at the expenso of the Chamber, and will have charge of prepart ing and serving lunch to tho 600 delegates and locul people expect­ ed • to iai present. 1 . The program o f entertainment lias been 1*road cast through out I.ako County, according to E. J . Trotter, secretary of tho Chamber, who stated tliis morning thnt lie believed n least 500 would bo in the motorcade. The entertainment features will follow the formal welcome, to l»o extended by Mayor Forrest l.uke, und the luncheon. They include boat rides on Lake Mon­ roe, in the Welaka; free moving ThelieC odkcLnr h pictures nt tho Mi lane nnd base­ ball game iicLwecu M. Petersburg und Sanford at Municipal Field. --------- To Fly Columbia Which Was Used In The Germany Hop County Court Gets Under WayHearing Three Cases Today County And Slate Millage F i x e d By Seminole B o a r d . Within Few Days Capps Nabbed In Raid L a s t) N ight By S h eriff A n d P arty p a j r Keillors Not,*:- -Following Is tlio fcculul iif foin liiHiallmi ntn of nil Inti'ivlcw with l i . n r y F»r«l u)r \ \ 1111:t III 1C. I l l U r t l l n n ’ II. I l l t « * n i ; i 11<■I, : i i '.‘ i w s ' . Ii • r ! : i f f « «M I • • |,<>t u l •-it I . I l l w h i c h I ln» n i i t n n > n « n a l . ' ills e iis s e s I I k - f i l l u r o o f l i v l n t : . n . i o l l t l r s n m l t i n - t m s ln e s s *11 n a tio n . p ^ son, Marvin, who were drowned when hln car plunged into Bisraymi Bay from tho Miami Bench cause­ way last week. Information was filed against Osius last night by County Solicitor Robert It. Taylor, nlthnught a coroner's jury had ab­ solved Osius of nil blame. The inventor wns exonerated by the jury immediately following the mishap when Miller, hu)bnnd of the dead woman, testified that the car driven by Osius wuh trav­ eling nt a moderate rato o f speed but bail been forced onto tho street car trucks of tho MiumiBench causeway by another ear. This testimony, according to the county solicitor was in con­ flict with that of other witnesses, who alleged the auto was travel­ ing nt a mile a-niinutn clip. Solicitor Taylor t>-!J thnt tho ca­ pias for Osins’ arrest wns issued after severe criticism of the re­ sults of the inquest on tlio part of various individuals und follow­ ing a thorough investigation of the farts in tbp case. CHICAGO, Ju ly 0.— (IN S )— A murder mvsterv confronted police hen* to lay with the find­ ing of th1* body, o f IxMiis Brirwn, 48, mcirhant, slumped over tho wheel of his automobile parked near his Imme. Tho laxly wns riddled with bullets, Several large stills have been found and destroyed, together with thous­ ands of gnllons of mnsh, nnd other equipment. Sunday a .’100 gallon still was destroyed at Island Lake nnd it was snidto have been the property of the men arrested last night. Collins is said to hnvo conic from Duval county, where ho waa believed to have been a member of the Ilyslir gang, of statewide notoriety in moonshine and boot­ legging circles. County Road Bonds Will B e Sold Next) Tlie suln of $-150,000 in county road bonds, for the construction of loads in the third year pro­ gram of Seminole County, is to take place next Tuesdny, nnd re­ presentatives from a number of large financial houses are expect­ ed to bo present to submit bids for the issue. Contracts for tho work on tho roads will probably not he let tho same day tho bonds urc sold, ac­ cording to-an announcement mndo today. County Engineer Fred T. Williams is to first complete nil the plniiH and specifications before tho contracts run bo let. The rends under the third year to bo comprogram are e xpecteil . pleted within 1027, according to re­ cent views of tho County Commis­ sioners, who believe the project to bo far ahead of schedule at pres­ ent. Tho last sale of bonds by the county brought approximately* 60 prospective buyers to the city nnd 20 bids were submitted for the is­ sue. Southard Company Awarded Contract On NewOviedoGym The J. B. Southard of Orlando was the lowest bidder for tho gym­ nasium which is to be erected in conjunction with the Oviedo school* Tlie Southard Company’s bid was $5,075, for a steel construction building 12 by 140 feet In size, ac­ cording to an announcement made by T. W. Lawton, superintendunt of public Instruction fo r Seminole County, after a meeting of the county board this morning. The new gymnasium will be largo enough for two basketball courts, which will bo erected on It. There were several bids for wooden con­ struction which were rejected. M artin Ready F o r D ebate With Dann In St. Petersbu rg On D rainage Issue TA LLA H A SSEE, Fla., July 0— (IN S )—“ I am ready to debate with Herman A. Dunn, president of the Florida Stuti» Chnmbcr of Commerce at uny time and at any place.” This was tho announcement mado today by Governor John W. Martin upon h i. return to the State eanitai after delivering a Fourth o f‘ July address at Melbourne and reteipt of a telegram from Senr.tor John S. Taylor o f Largo unflouncing thnt all arrangements hml been made for tho debate be* for debate with Dann in St. Potersburg fifteenth, eight p. ni. wm be hold coliseum i^-uta about >>n fire hundred will be equipped wit loud so that evoryi n can hear. This seems best arrangemanta could make. “John S. 'r “>’l‘'r- , -v -iU n i^ t.« Governor Martin a chall a« J G*,-Dann to a joint debate on tlu glade* drainage'question wa. pre dpitutad, i® „ u, a nor, after Dann had autj J breadside o f . ^vi-rgladcs the administrations L crgiaoc. . �\ J U L Y S. 1027 ' ___________________________ LL S'KHRIG OWED TO NATIONAI. LEA Gl’15 i h»j i nnrt Chib i f AB K II Ikir»hln*L , Pittsburgh Harris. t •''• birth ..5? 175 04 07 TWIN BILI SARASOTA p. Wnncr, Pittsburgh*09 285 CJ 110 mt t'op.sl Tcnnt Surprises Follow ers w ith Y lcicre .s On H oliday; Stonily Hurl* ihff A ccru n ls F o r Contes Is McCIanahati, T o r t * sider, Makes Debut In Morning Contest But Loses In Ninth Final Inning Rally Pitcher’s Undoing Fergus Pitches Snpci!> Ball In Afternoon Game To Win, 3 To I Filin'** C'npltirc Morninpr ( ’m fesl In TnmpnHul Drop I ho Afternoon A ffair A ft or J tick Hawkins HlmvsUpIn.MlIt.'.Hft BARASOTA, July 5 Miami look both end/ of a double header from Baia iola here Monday, win* itln.T the meriting cor.te.st I lo 0, nnd tlie afternoon game 5 to 5. .Vi yc. * h d<l t he 1 ■.:i 1-. to fv> hits in the morning, and in the after* n on fiacr.s Wnts.d kept oijclit sa­ feties scattered, Mnuurii’s w*nsn tloral catch in'center featured the first contiv::. Uffsarea of the visi­ tor! crdlccteif feur hit* in the five Dips the second rim e : Morning garni: Miami AH R II P<> A E Hanford nnd Orlando spilt n dou* tli - I •artli hie-header yisterdny; the Golt - it. the In: winning the menitng gam? in Sun- T.—.pa H: i fanj and the ( elory-Fed* captor- | U ,/ n lug the afternoon contest in Dr- • /. r i Innrlo. Both games v.ei • lurd ,, . m m fought ami each ended with the ' ib ; < mi same score, 8 t<> 1. In th" niornb g r ii content, Lefty McFIannnhcn, ij- , the l rently inquired hy'the Chninplou*, r ,r Il'.twkh inndc hi* debut, irud tb Sj«*CluttnnhiiM kurled exrellint ball allowing but even.hit' , four , Ta-it i t.f : ( i> being " r the m'ratcli vnri- 43 JUS r.l 54 . i" it Sltarke.’ .io he can i." k at Tunncy. And I ’vo i! «'Ut thnt the beat way to •i !i i• private work* front i. So that will be just that weeping.” nai mound the Dcmp-e-y i i to be very happy over >i: inn or the progre** <«f . .>ili>r, ex *:pt Flynn. All a y-lie cxplaineil by the ■ I tnpmry i.i iqientling ia • . dv new for him, cultI ' m : "If under a srlieme *.1111 Iuih outlined and :'i, litil t.o one cN.i . ill he a coin: Mil nucecKH. i (i.i.iu g Deiup'-'.'y to box -d. 5 bat’s .•'omethhiir l>m ver d'd in his lif''. lie's i!*•tl •t Demp-.ey work for nd l!illc else, it-* has iuDiiit Jtempiey tdiortcu bin in ' ri; h an exic-ul that . now is doing little olbe1 ing. Tiu'ie'.-i ro power In ••t. he imlea.ieib hci an • i requiring fiJic (o hurl in . •.• thnt t 1" ee-ehnmp.lon •; a iy leverage. \ .""i.ip'oy, hoxiiiT fl ilfiMitc 1, i tendency (•. full forward, 1 I’. •■, whenever h<* miwiea a .vheivas. in the other wav, ug on Ids Iocs- lie was ol'■udtion to Millie with til* I’.W if lie liiir.s.'d witii Id' Welsh, HimVi i lioltii, Gurdinn l**izlie rg, Philll |,,v >| ety. ile «l"o mused neven of l!i" Colt* to return to th hen It via , ; , H.e strikeout route. With the • j j .. , ceptioii of heirg n little wild and y, ,|„ ln< 1 r(lowing a few rough spot* la In J , , ‘ flehiinv, McCIgnntinn showed t'tn . i, score, neither chili rnuM got II.*' p j|, enr iuaikn of a nplendid hurtrr ( ' ‘ In lie* moriiini t.lt Orlando A p rd In the opening ntnn/.ii when, af* (1‘ ' ter'^rinnny J o Ih i h . ii laid w a l l -i L nrm an got a fillin' doiibb- r. ■• ^ ' J( lug Johnson. .Sanford evened the count in the ••• p. *th!Wt when, aft< r Bailey had d<-u* ‘ bled lo right and took third on an ■■ . ♦ufleld out, Donbas scored him with ^ i h e double to left. From th'n on, al- \vl.-ltt'nni titnugh both tcards threatened to A(, .. score, neither lenni could gut , j, re ik necessary to put a run am* s ,. , ,|( . ■•etil tiie ninth when Mating r Willn walked, Vlau sacrificed nod v.i.* safe when Crowe fatted to bun­ dle tho bell. Abrams sacrificed and Lent tho Ihfnw to firs', and Hie b is. rs were jammed with none H i nil lid s S r own, seaftiK iiiiupn h 'I vrioN vS'oii D.'l |*f • . 52 Totals •.*57 K 12 27 It ? Misxr.or out bunted of there I)enr*x?v’n ■a i.inde what miglit be •|,t. pintosia to Flvmi'a • it Flynn Is Indding :!dly to tlie law that i<! d,r.v<i and comments: i'.is l ’•* fellow t" me; •rfer.. with niv program, ■i !:• fight is over you I iiad that I was right .rin g , as some of you JH .i;r,!l 1 ib 'rl rib" .*:- 0 tli'il for Alvarez in fill. >x*» Untied for Hawkins tn 'Mb, in.,).i 400 OOO 02 ' '• . Pete. 000 211 801 8 Summary: Two base bits M"-sn u, Huh • Thr, •• base lilts, Welch. Rryar* •. i ! l".n*U Stolen b" ire., In­ man, Wr.d-, Edvards, Wickham ,n„' F . F ic r lf 'ii*i, W kkhini end \< • Di'ubln plays Buckley to Inman to Itambo: Inman to I'lirklr to Lninbi). Left on b a 1■ St. p barir 13: Tampa F<. I m bah*- , ' Maw kin .2: by Crab: (4; r.f,* Wd'?v i f Alvarez t|. Kt’ iick ' ’ l»v Hawkins 2; bj Craig 2; hi Mv.t c z 2: bv Sproul I. H'r hv pitch - by Alvarez Mon.iflc'iil. P • I I. it 11" am f. Winning pit eh :• .Mv •' i Umpires Rapbun and Lnhr. Tio:t* of • ae 210. t«o . '■ mil"'- their being streak*, ' '••••I dropp'd a doublp-henil, u. fi to t and H to 2, ' *• ’dch bn n i bearing on the lb.Hi <•’ 1 seem to be hopeIy : ■ ■i-. I division clubs. i>" 15 go Whit" S.*y, who ■ fe'lrn back to third place, I" ., more »-r.iio*s to (Toveland, •: : •a’. eg th<* Imlirf thnt cur•’i 'lo1 - ■•nson they laid been ■ i Detroit I 'itds .pllt a ilouble-hendi'*d • > did the Red Sox nnd Aridities. ’ Snnfntd Di nbar, If Kflsble, i. I enzb y, ) f II. Alb o. <f c r oiv.*, . Mitvcr pb . Fqllry, lb R. Atb n, c MrClumtah.-ui Total* ........ Orlaiidn ditbqann, rf Tinker. 2b . Gov. rf l rhrinrtin. M FaouitidsoM, i f Vro:»:i I. Vjpu. B.1 optiml.ilic—but Ini is ::* •’ ' ontimism. All others ll heads in dol iful fashio i • i.int tlie old old ritmnrk; ii uii'T teach an old dog new Savannah F i t and Memphis broke • l’<blite-i wlnnimr tho i *< oi a pReliers' Imttle be'dib> on and Morton. Tlie m "d onh’ two Hitm nnd ’ r' •r. Tlie Chicks won id .'*»!.• ensile H l •2. nil Mnbils split id1' ■ bi'l, ,M<.lit|,> winning ■ *' * * and Birmingham •con,I a slugging t In II, wbieli was foulure homo riiiei. • dorsn't A merit i lo t i * i ’nnkqos \ nf th> apr mutors v . (on i score.. • NEW YORK, July 5.—I f Jack today, would ngreo to the Dempuy shown reasonably pood poncment under mild prouform In hi* workout todny, tho fight with Jack Sharkey will go cpired by the fact that he th . ugh, u& scheduled, on July 21. quarter of a million dollar* Editor . { he doesn't, a postponement will of advance orders for tick, NEW YORK. July 5.—Edorlo I c asked nnd probably granted. In ready in the bag. Dempsey pv.art the channel and the f ir s ;; that cr. • It is a sn^e bet that the to frown upon a delay out <•) thing we knew the boys were awint new date will l»c* August 11 at tho tasy to Sharkey. The latt. ming back and forth us u part of Yankee Stadium. have no great objection. m. _ ......... th* ;r Saturday night bath and The above understanding was the , V I * .s t a r t active training ,,i w e r e doing it for the hus- ! I ..i d a id kiddies. Ju st few weeks out . onto of an exchange! of jnes_ l° or l'" ' W the event of a postpenn .j i i ! on.* Eagle winged his,way sages today between Tex Richard the Atlantic to Ptiris. T o­ n.id the cv_champion over the ad_ which, by the way, every.m- j i l gent who doesn't do it, vis ibility of setting the natch back Dempsey camp is talking .low would be regarded ns ,i I v i i . I. iough a thoroughly dead • . 'lin e n McGrow is talking ., i g the trip next year wltn if friends; a t least, they ..•ads now. n o of example is the ana* . it may or may n o t‘have . ,. to do with the fact to* i.. Log (lollrig has jumped tni lb nr, including George Ruth in tire home run sweepstakes. The vming man got two yesterday; George got none. lie bagged onu on Si.luiday; George wus just us good a he wus ye: terduy, in brief and I I . h go o total ol ii'ui' . it war- only a year ago that other. This might be doiifind h: i ball men began to realize that 17 days remaining and ir.lqj the limn they called the hnrdest they were doing it, unyh.iv iSaj hitt. r of all time hud a legitiinntu j scy would heconto an ex J rival, one, In fact, who hit the (mil Dnnscuso and a poor prize ticttj jus: as hur l and as far when ins! Anyhow, thu exptrrimentationi I.it it- which was altogether often dientc.x n lack of satisfaction ina at Dint parlicualr time. DompHcy camp, and if t h e y :.r,J lint Gehrig happened to get the alisflecl now, then the July brink- of a life time. Destiny hu t date is entirely too cloap. il1 ide.l that Ruth and hiimdf should be m,ember.i of the mime bail club and daily contact and ohrervution bail their almost im-vitlde effect. | lie laid the God given ability,he had the ian alive. ’I he best merely was a matter of going up there at i -j.iil if intervals and inking bin cut at the Imll. NEW YORK, July 5— <INS| However, Gehrig had at least one factor I., overcome and linn ! i ■.•. 1 111* imlulg.-.t ill a firdn: :■ l. a :• i light l 0111 pieX toward ill-[ while Dempsey was laboring feriorily in tin- prerenen of tic* (Vierce Ids imily into al least as •iliult K n cln i; S t a r I ' kium ii* blr.iiee of its former condition, i id m l mun of tho ilugout. It is not! a!to|-i tlicr certain tha Gehrig has ( 'omi> T o D ay Io n a B en ch Sharkey today was to institt riil liiin.-i-lr of the delusion W in n * Ik* W ill A tte m p t T o intensive tru inirc for his Hi Until diaws $'.(1,110(1 n on, iniliwith the ex-chnmpion on July, L o w e r H ccord O f S csra v c* ’ilie rig £3,000 and there is n .tiling bashful I'osloneso was seb quite : >inferior mt inferioi ... \c.,. uled to work out in the skati Ptolmldy this pretender to hoar.-' LONDON, June lit) — Captain rink at Madison Square Garden prthnps the I being his contention that t run I-iyally thinks it is nil a regiK t' .Malcolm Campbell. able mit lik e, even now. I foriinnst British racing-motorist training rites were to bu urefert It. is quiet nnd subdued wliciej i'll".’ that Major Hegrave lias decid- ‘ over rural retreat*. ■ J i l noisy, ran ulous and given ••d tn rciiie intends to go to Day-! Sharkey's quarters .it the Cud t'> a bit ... natural swank. Gehrig' lor**. Reat'li, Florida, with Ida fa- j inn be transformed i.tto clos,x|i really di.riikeu to call attention to, no us Illuddid racing car next. a.mi-o|H'ii hall almost at will. himself. Ruth demands il an h i*' Novenib r in an attempt to lower , He continued to rule a fawri th«' .spi—d record of 203 in. per. t doc. ».. c- til lioheil by Ssgrave Keburary ! over Dempsey at odds ns liigh i it to 5. the tingle death of thcr Of course, thcro will he a slight Ii: ’ at Daytona*. Campbell liar, champion's brother having citu i djustnicnl of the salary defied.; thu* h,. may be able to equal the odds to lengthen. Thu a ua] i Giduig y.in:, this two man rucoj j. i; hut, even in Ue.t extremity Ruth |tin* present uir-.ipced record of 240 Don was that Jack would tufftri wiil continue to he Ruth. Mean* I m. p. b. i action toner or later, fronj t tunc, liie Yank.ct. no far In front I Rlucbiitl, the Napier Lion engined 1 circumstances surrounding Julia of the American longue pa:k that! I'Utyir.obile which Captain ('iuap* Dempsey’s death. ! no ’v-r1 overtaki th. m with u ' I H built at a cost of over 840,000 night letter, are getting their i which held the r, >rd at 174. in. Norfolk Man Vvinnei bieak lu tile bin . ; ofiice. The* n. h. until Hi grave's achievement. nov undergoing reconslructon. | Of Seaboard I ’ournf hilttonhi.le ninktis niigki remain . away in droves fn>m a club that An cntiixdy new engine another 1 i ' ;ad on the iii'tb , Napier, like her is being built nnd | of July Imt the u ktly private tlie cur will have a redesigned ho-! Veiidctta betwicn George nut Uch- dv nnd other modifications. Cunipcils plans will appeal to rig trying without >ur.es* at this time to keep pace wiih a gent who I the sporting public of the world. In ’ plaeo Ids attempt will bo I . . thought ho was foruimte to stick ' with the payroll two year, ago in i /.iielv a one man show, without i here in Jn e three-day SeubaM assistance of championship tournament, one of tlie customer* simply re­ f •.'nclnl and other any big nutombliile corpornton. I To gain the title Etheridge v* fuse to muff. In the second place Campbell in <mashed in the finals S. \V. Tuyl noted for the fact that be lias con- who plnyod from tho same cb ristently, for many years, set u p iT h e Lafayette of Norfolk. T i t w speed reeonls wherever his ! margin was hut a single hole i»| AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Milwaukee o ld; Kanrai <'ity 1-5, own standing record hns been bro­ ken. M. Paul 5-7; Alipnenpolii 2 7. Expert* who have been in conToledo 10-3; G duntbun 8-0. r.’jltution with Cumpbcll are couIpdil niMllI I ■*; ! fideut that Hegrnvo’8 record will (Second 12 innings.) •i broken.' If Campbell should set! up a new record, it v ill be a b ig , SOI T il EASTERN' LEAGFF. : Uido forward in automobile on-1 Albany 11-1; ft . Augustiae cincoring knowledge, for unlik" Ji cksonvlllu d-tl; Savannah 7-”». MANY ATTIiNJ) FE T I Hii’ iu ' e's Sunbeam car, Bluebird t (1 irrl 10 innings.) is of orthodox car design. The new i Columbus' 1 2 r,; Montgomery !>• I Bluebird engine will have 445.7 Pi n .mola 8-1; Selma 0-4. (Sc la : xipower against Regrave’s 1 000 oml culitnl ip Pth durknesh.) but it. i stated the smaller engine! xvilMm a muster-piece of design, am* capable of developing an in* credible speed. CAPT. CAMPBELL * r k% . Win ^ TO TRY FOR NEW SPEED RECORDS «3 lines! Orlando '*• Johmsua. If FL O R ID A ’S G RKAT SUMMEUTIMI I* Tinker, 2b 11 • r, 1 1 * * '» r ' i i hiftnHoi, :,5; " Fdniondrtin, , •I I re, r b «u si luin^rii Abrams, II if n. , . Mint thn I |lnll|»tn. lo Cnrilu . /bram«. lb Total v>" P.ED .V .O N T T U T W IL F R . B w -.tr.yu~u C iL. •m nr\v I t points : rate« won !»; ilutralt I-H>. n; Chicago d-2. ,!; of ihr P i d l r . d i 1|dd:i IU -8 , ANDREW JACKSON yV aJu illc ?em i A N SLEY n K - PIED M O N T inarn. , r f Jg/-(~1arr ohm FDurlr o ■•(. ’«•/ * Btrcqiuy 2. Left Walsh Thinks Fight Date r a c e ! May Be Postponed To Death Of John Demost O F F E l^ j Fellow H a v e r Goes Ahead Of Hnbe Bv I’olinR Out 2 Home •;i Flynn, T rain er F or Ja ck Runs While King Gets None I)eni| ney, D ecrees T h a t His Workout* Will Be P riv a te ; By DAMS J . WALSH T raining Plows UpDenipsey International News Service Sports <■-, Ijmi.-i . (VJ 284 oi iui Farrell, Ro iton 0.5 322 2.5 Kl bender n year aco today: . In , Gincinnnti. ..577. AMERICAN I.KAGCH Gehrig; York .. .75 2: 'J T fi'll Simmons, Philaililjd in 71 274 50 101 Wern, Ynnki cs Rice, Kenator* NATION Hornsby, (7 in it| P A GE ElGg ip in * gumu Umpires isdir nail ul g a iu u 1 :5 5 . ‘ SO FTH ERN LEAGUE . .'.‘i-w Oil. i ■ • !! ' Mobile < !1, iuuhv.llo 4 1; Limttuiujo^a 1-4, TOWN n n n > h h i h | » r o | t lr fr o p ti n i l « % r r I ' u l l c t l M : t f r « u n it f l*n % r \ U l f r t l l l m i ’ l i — I d »•!«•> I | i ' « f n r f t t n i l l * * l«»«*t f l o i t d i i n I o n a k r p n r l i t t t i D I n l R i d <«• L n \ r r n t f c m r t l i h U |R i n | < •••» f r l f v I • It i h o V\ «irl»l*M I ' l i i r n t \ M - \ r n r < I J i t i n f r . H n r i u l»» " ,M ' - - * «»«•! | t t S»ir**Minr« I f * \ \ * n f r r • • n il N o l r . m l * n n a l i l - M l i k . I t'Hn tl ** Nortti. It'Mt himI Ml (MV« mi. • . tti•* f*,triflr I. fl* » > f o r t h r r i h i n i l r . fl« r n i n l f a r f f i r u r i n i | ir i» K r r u . i n f r i i l « r t f t in . M i i | %« IlM** “ I r n lh«- M n r M V r ; r i n |r s * f n t i i M l r r i «»rKfi n i v a l I o n * h u l l »h ln n l n i l U h i | f o r f l t r iir m iD o f N f t ru « > ft* 11r** «»r «%o f r r f n m t - f r i ’ r r t n n n * | r h r r t f o r r n l f * f l u L l *« rv L ' i I M o k . m o i o r l n a * r l t l l n u , I n i i i f l n u , N it lM iiii, > o c l i f lu tz . IlN, n»» I t l r n l N t t m m r r l l n r I t " * , lu o . |» ru |* l« ' I n I c t i l r r t l l*l« » rl *r.. V n l i . i u t n , !.«••»r u in n n *f i h r <’nr>»lliiN>» f h U im J r o m r l i f I L o ti* » »•*!*, I I k r n l l |« r f i M 'l i h i K r i m n n t t , W i l l >*»n « *n m r f %«l«l»yn« IQ f ' h n n t h r r «»f f * « iH i» | r r r p f o r k c l t n l u l ' * «.r r n l u r c J f t u m n i r r r n l i * l o fc o t r tn * n i M i r i o i r n U a m i o n l* u ^ l i n n . . �5E * s'**.*'. The Sanford Herald r«fctl*fcr<t « « l |l •■■day «* aaatnrd. rlnrlrfa lt t Muaolta Arr»Lf, f a l r r t i "■ A»r»a< f*1aaa Malfee, Ortrrer 27. 1*1». at IXe roalafflee at Mnnfnrrf. Florida, under AH ef r m ir r H of StareX, A IW . It ni l, AMl U UKAft.— rtMTon n , n n n ’Atut mf.hu — manahkii K till I! I*. JOVKS, Manaalna HdHnl Rt'nSCRIl’TIUN IIATF.a I * TV#* V f (If -a*m I - -ft * U; l ( iffft ill AH* a «.„■ ..a,, III,*««-.« **-*■** *,.►!«**«.***- Tlirrr Monika lit r t r t ln P»r a ff k W rfklt n llll»» »»f Year t. An interesting editorial appeared in t he Florid a Tim esI «n' Hirthdn;» l moil yesterday cop* men Huff on l lie building situation in Amt Reason T«* Ilf1 Thankful Jacksonville. It seem s th at the “Gateway C ity " has been Russia'* War Frrnxy _ less affected by the present period of depression than anv ( row nine The Virgin other Florida city . Maintaining a rate of approxim ately a Hy A It T il Vh IlHISHANK million dnllars a month. Jacksonville ran boast of bulldinff rinh* t»r wIiiir f ?•* permits issued to the amount of more than seven million d o !- 1 THIS IS A young country. Two lars for the first six months of l!»27. r.n its {(,, r M e erection of small ap artm en t houses and dwell-! mgs. T here were also a number of small sto re buildings c r ­ eeled. and the more than four hundred perm its included a number for alterations and repairs, som etim es extensive and at other times involving only a small outlay. Jacksonville is building homes fa s te r than any city its size in the country. The vity limits, while liberal, are not w hat would he termed extensive, and the way in which I he d istricts directly outly­ ing the clo.sely-huilt-np sections are com ing forward is am az­ ing to any who an* not thoroughly in touch with the situ a­ tion." tion is continuing to grow at the sam e regular rale which has marked its progress from early days. Jacksonville is not a *m». 11Kit ai.i*’s enouHAw boom town and lienee was not hurt by boom days. T h ere is *-—Krnmitn/ In cllf ■ml riiunlr ad probably not another city in Florida which occupies so en­ mtnl.lrntliin. I f | ) r r i > r r n . l r r r n u l H t » J . r k u m - viable a position. sill#. * , _< .mat rnrtlnt. of SI. JiKItl IniC.p Sanford, too, is continuing to build as rapidly as new Hirer I’nnsl fn*MKnmlliin »f w«»(Wf "For* buildings are needed. Of course our building permit figures nn W>*k." Attfr-rliliii. nf ). nil.Una t»re do not loirti as promising as Jacksonville's hut the records at tki'iim. r a ^ k .K .n .k . 1. 1., .a.rt.paf,t|iQ City Hall will allow that for a city our size const rut-lion *«—A i .immnallr is continuing at a pace indicalivu of sound and Substantial A—f'mnplef Inn ef rip heaallflea growth* tlnn prnamni. --— l nett amt modern hn.pllal. III HUE VF.lt HE FOIt TOD Al ALMIGHTY GOD: I will cry unto Go<l most high; unto God that rformeth all things for mo. Psalm f»7:2. PHAYEltg Thou Eternal (loti, Thou art our refuge and strength, nnd underneath us are Thine ever­ lasting arms. A walk through our luisiness tlislrii I or a drive through some o f .Sanford’s beautiful residential d istricts will reveal ,nuny new buddings gning up, or repairs being made to older buildings beginning to show the effects of time. New dwelljngn are being erected, now stores constructed nnd several new apartm ent houses are being built. And it is a surprising fa d . but true, that at a time when practically all other Florida cities m ust admit unoccupied of­ fices, stores find houses, to an almost unprccidentcd exten t. Sanford has fewer vacant buildings than usual a t this time of year. For Aching t»r Tired Fc«t See A Foot Hprcinlihi Phone 102 For Aptiointinrrt Dr. J . R. Vidlcr Chiropodist A - A,. /a a At Moyii’s Shoe Star* ^ ,/ / ■ / '/ // / / ■\ . |VU\T|« / ■- . V *A Ridin: 'iV J A ; r>r.. IT IS DIFFIUULT l" realize Mint'a* young » nmn u* President t'oolidgc has lived men* limit onolhir.1 the lift* of the United States. What marvels our country has accomplished in so few years. SI ill ions realised it as they trave­ lled about their pleasures yester­ day. Cities spread out tor miles in­ to beautiful suburbs everywhere. Hundreds of thousands of beauti­ ful new houses and people who can Such a statem ent as that would tend to indicate that afford them. Twenty-two million .''I'di^uc^onviHe has not been affected in the least by the slump automobiles .travelling excellent mil a-itvhirh has hit must other Florida cities, and that its popula­ roads—enough cars to carry out 1211,(100,000 people all at one lime. WEDNESDAY, JU1.V 0. 1927 -------- o-------- His Busy Hay As Brisbane Sees It birthday* wen* celebrated yester­ •T.*« "D ifferent from many of the monthly record s,'' says the day. Uncle Sam’s nnd President H.MI •l.TS |Times- Union, “that for June showed a large num ber of p e r -{ (Vtolidgo's. Uncle Sam was U>) yt.jir.H old nml President Coolidga •ra. Hr mill. Sanford*. plnn.rr nn»»(•(•r'fi It lk» Infrraa•l»tml Yana AtrtIff. rerrIvltiF front r“-i • anrerlor . «•«• nr*nnt»allnr f n r .t t tXnwaand word, dull* enter •o» stl Ilia Irmllna atanla of tha a». *»r* world _ The I. It. II. la raperfallr affUlant la Klorldn nnfl Ha •aannrr of handling alala natra la wltkonl rtjttnl. Tkr llrraM li ■ inroihrr of !k ' Aad It Oi. rrnn nf PlrrnlnMnn., «•* lnfrrwnllonnl A..nrfminn of lut.fr-. Adtertlaer* nnd AiltrrO.lnif tirn tr nhlrh .rq u ltn rnrh l'o« ■ ............................................. ltahrr-»nrnil>ee l« nnlitoll l» ••••«■ ”f ..... .. Substantial Cities AND A HOVE ALL, tin* public M’hools • magnificent buildings, high schools and preparatory sch, <Is everywhere. And those school buildings, for all the children, are the finest buildings in thousands of communities. Thin nation has much to la* thankful for, witli free schools so prominent, and prisons »o few. It. was the other way around once, all over the world. RUSSIA IS ENJOYING a "war frcii/y" and the Ebm “;t lushing of it . luil" is mill! compared to the Rig Hear, working it.udf into u paroxysm of patriotic commuttUt frenzy. MOSCOW WANTS THE World to know that Russia h "unronipierablc." That i> minibcr one. If the Hig Hear ever starts n* gainst "capitalism " heaven help us all- capitalists big and little. W / \ Y /. 9 .Atm •II m w ith p p r f c c t p eaitr-l o f m in d u s e fw - •X __ ! ■V’ o- 7— >0 [>auATi^fV X T !t * e $ t o n c TIRES—TUBBS C O M r A IU i T l l l i S K wmtm 1'K IC K S / A F I K K S T O N i: 7 / vA 7L / / Uox.'Ui X % V > )\ X\ If. /A // :i 1 x 1 2Ux 1.1() :Hlxi.7r> 110x5.25 .'11x5.25 .'10x5.77 Il.'Ixti.OO O I j D F IK IJ) Cl. Cord S. S. Cord S. S. Cord Itnlloon Itnlloon Ha Iloon Hallmm Balloon Itallnmi S 7.35 JII.SO * Mu f|illl.9j $13.05 $11.2(1 $10,05 $17.(111 Seminole Tire Shop ••m *i)0 (’ ’VroNki, Firestone Tire.s Gulf Gaa Tcl.HM t il West First Street LIVES Would you rather ntumhlr, T tlE R E i s REAL Enthusln mi RIOAI, KSTATK DEVKIiOPHRS PROMISES in rcvnlutioii, France proved it, Briar -scratched, ST. IT-.TKUSlimn. IMISI'KNIISNT ivvolutiiinists in stave pipe linM Through Irentheroua strange Airporls inldeiily developing geniuu (lint woods, Only luisreprescntlitlnn of nn ex Unfulfilled promises cun not lie frightened nil Kiirupe. HuT’llUHsTn, Jiot' perniiiiienliy mi i»UnK fn-i or of something in the {adjusted fraud unless it also he J Exulting now and then While we are thinking of new ijiduatries, why not make was , xva never any To find a brilliant far-flung mi airp ort out of Sanford? T here a re in thi.x vicinity any Id* roimiHTt'fl at home*, has never l,asl nirr iitutcs frnitH, nccorihiiK #»J bona fide intention of fulfilling the. I tp ii milrli of a H U creH H fijrhtiru: to a Hen urn rt'inlcrnl in a rase in ...................... . Your Ford nerds the kind of service Unit assures it being cor­ flower. . . . {number of well located, and .suitably conformed acreage away from home. The soviet, the- .Ineksonvdie whereby Judge Sim- promiacs, it was ruled. rectly repaired longer life, greater plcusiire, lower fos| nf This decision is of special inter­ tra cts which would make ideal landing fields for planes. In nry lliul Russia's peasants would mnns dii tiiiitscd n suit uguinsl a Or would you wander operating are a few features oT the enr Mini's "fixed right," fat:l there is a semblance of an aviation field already in San­ figlil to iIn* death for bolshevism real e-tule pronmtimi company est in St. Petersburg, where m Aimlessly Ih false. They would fight for charged with fraud in failing to some instances efforts lire being Our long experience in (his line of business with the latest nnd ford which could witli little difficulty be Inins formed into their .' md, not And unaware through fields for super-heated curry out its promises of ilovciop- made to cancel contracts for p u r-[ heO eijuipnient should enable us to give service Mint will plense. an excellent mid-way point for planes bound from JnckAon- Ms vine theories, absolutely imom- ' incut. In the ease in point n eomp- chase of lots because the seller Of undisturhing, if,** prelieiciihle to Pliji in 1000 of them. any putting on a subdivision did laded lo carry out promises to! Yellow-breasted, tiufily swaying t’illo to Miami, “ Ask the ones wlm wt* are now sCfring" not mid.,' improvements that wen*) make icriain improvements. P i e - ' grain . . . 7 The am iouncenejit was recently made that mail and pasHUM,ISII ALSO IS R U SS IA 'S 'p i ionised i,i selling lo t , nnd one or ' ( havr.- of lots in one development DyiPROS POWYS. Hongei service will In* inaugurated n<*xt Fall between Havana. I '’del Mail capilulisiii, jealous of nion* nuri'hasers of lots asked for Hj, St. Petersburg are trying to gel , Pretty soon there won’t lie any 'New York and Chicago. Stops will be made at Jacksonville Ru' . in h success, and of "the first conci liation of the contracts for bac k their original payments and and Miami. O ther lines will doubtleus bo put into effect in l-relclnrinn republic'" plans nn an*|fii;|li ,,f the property and return of have the contracts for purchase acw in-1 an* tu fly ovar. li Russian war. their money, setting up the ground (antelied because a hotel was not Hie near future and ships will be flying over Sanford in all Russia is not a republic, it is a of misrc) r< -cntation and fraud. tconstructed in the property. It hi Wliy doesn't nome one fly in .<■.d irectio n s. Imudfiil of men ruling scores o f, '|*||0 wciglit ,,f authority is that alleged that the promoter premised Hear W ight Filling Station 115 15. 2nd. S t. Italy'. Mussolini is goim* to feel | Airmen are as glad of "an y port in a sto rm " as old Sea no ions that have no say in Bov_ coulrncts urn not lie camelled on to build u fine hotel and did not slighted. ment. And Inn* is ............ nothing (|irfonud 1(, ^ , , , , , ,of , 1 ,,f frnnd except for u do it. Under (he decision given in " '" I ' , " ........ . the fraud except for « do it Dogs, and a splendid landing field at Sanford would look proletarian letarhn, aboul a government lllnt0B n, ndsrcprcscntatioi or con- IJack* Jacksonville the failure *o build lun hotel «loe« not constitute fraud h- c ‘ eenlment of present fact, Judge the h This is „ hot one: three died K" 0(1 to , n ,a u y . of ,h ,,r!' w lu [n lJ K' h]nw only■ !n in theory. Simmons' opinion read. Failure to unless it can be shown tin t (In* profrom heat in New York the other D g h t ol' Hie m otors wlieez and cough. Sanford with Its cellday, Itral loealion enjoys (lie lies! situation in the sta te for m at. RUSSIA JS NO MORE A Kcpu- comply with promises in he fn|. motor never intended to build it, An appeal from ttic decision i:i ---------„-------j;t |>f,rt of em ergency. I lie, "governed by the m ajority," filled do not constitute such fraud, according to tlu* supreme court io Jacksonville likely will tie taken, limn is any one of our plutocratic Practically every pu|M*r 'n ) O ther cities are rapidly waking tip In I ho possihilil irs of governments. Russia, n vast coun- 11 ru*'nR " " M!,' h matter-. The law Sniul the ruling of the suprcm •court K - 'about1 Imnd‘i X l i r E uvi» tion' has oyer a hundred landing fields and <*v- try, temporarily in the hands o f , tHn ,,',t bdlow fluctuntions in tin* will he watched for with keen in. wdl be th« result? .on Texas, which we do not consider as progressive as Morula, theorists, is surrounded by cotin- rc,,l estate market, Judge Him. 1lerrst here and all over Florida, L'The summer mold tin are iihvayi --- -----„_____ 'h as eighty-four. The city of Chicago alone has fifteen laud- II ifw governed oi- controlled by ) maim declared, bid must hold to its j cause of the effect it will have on considered the best time of tla oigani/.cd capital and commerce, i aid I led policy that promises nindo ' similiar actions in many eouutb* ■ year to build, July especially, Anyhow, ihr aviator can make »i»bT fields, seven of which are muideipallv owned. Cassapolis, Capital and tonuueree will win ami hnd fnitli lire not j, basis of fraud.'n f the state. l abor and materials cun he oh. people look up lo him,—Times-! Michigan, which we had never before heard of, has a muni rule, because they appeal to men's tallied more readily nnd’usuully at selfishness and supply comforts. Union. Of course he cun. He has cipnlly o w f'd field; so lias Rome, (leofgill. a lower figure than any oMut You must change men* if you t 6 low down on everybody. (.j1()||||| j|aV), ,t |un,|injf field here. Now is the time to A NEWSPAPER OBJECTIVE period of the year. want a different government. Yon it h 'I-: rm iN T Y itK' iiiiii cannot do that in 10, or 1000 got il on tbo ground floor in tin* business of aviation. Think il oyer now is a GOOD Wonder Who this man "Hu­ years, j ■ ------------------- -— --------time to build. nknown" is, appearing so fri(|uNearly .'tun years ago King tlohn "Tin* attainment of a worthy ,,h- through working for ipiick profits. This i a good place to get mail*cully on all the tax lists in b'lor Gnsimir, fighting to recover lands jective rntln r than puymrtit of cash A newspaper is of course a husi- I rials uud !;iig <eKlioos, ida. Must own a Id of property. taken from Poland by .Sweden, |dividends determines the success ness proposition nnd must he 1 RlfTII AND GEIIKK; IN HOT RACK ---------a --------vowed to offer all lands recovered of u newspaper," aid John A. handled as such. Still those that are COLUMHUK HNt{UIRER-SUN Mrs. Edward Music, a dhh to the Virgin Mary, Vietorious, In*] Parks, president of Mm .Southern successful have a still higher goal washer, inherited a million dol-,’ “ J cp win d the Virgin's picture with Newspaper Puldi. Iieit.* a ...n iiion before them than profits. 'I bey ( l. \ L'-J c, rrp t ,—) r r n r;v i . Y-V 1 -* A.! ! 7 1 7 7 1 -1 ’____ M lars and kept right on washing I I erhupit Nn inout interesting Ihino. Wednesday, the total of each Me* royal crown of Poland, dcchir in „ M>(;eiit address befort a group serve the double purpose which tla* 1 t h e ' was twenty-four, and yesterday, c o m p a n y I I 7 LU M B E r i dishes. Bhe's wh»t we'd call a feature of Mio campaign in trig law ipi ecu or the recont|Ucred of newspaper men, perfect newspaper must of being ; firs! Gehrig and then Ruth, each washout. I major leagues Is Mu* spirited face brought The truth of the statement u paying proposition yet so firmly 1 ^ cL4 NLVi r his total to twenty-five. tenAilnry. tLb t£b tLbfb" similar |„, , , between for home run honors c l i t , - : ceremony , . was . - per' i i |........mu m counting up those papers intrenched in its principles Mm' tin ' Gehrig's performanri* is ron- fM.ocd TH E YAI7D WITH A MILL D E C K IN G by King Aiigustiis Second. ,|int have made a must s. \\. |„. financial consideration will induce "HaMiing will be made safe," "B abe" Ruth and “ Lou" Gehrig, sldcred renuuknhle. For several of Poland, III 1/17. He placed tla* s»ys the St, Cloud Tribune. Hath both of whom are members of years he lias been a valuable man rovnl crown on tin* Mndonnu " f lieve thm each newspaper Mint snerfiees of what they consider the Rhone i:r» lic.iiv Avi>., ut Bond Grade through years of service hie, i .idl­ right. Ing will he made safe when fools the New York Yankees of tin* lo the Yankees, blit last season Vitim. ed a position in which il is a roe. It is probably that only ministers American League. his home run total was no higher urc eliminated. Home have drown­ Last Sunday- in presence of the Yard nth. 12th, l.'Hii sis Zip Service •"Hula'" Until is known us Mm j than sixteen and yosterdny ho had American minister. Premier I’iU- bgnixed force in untiomil or slat-- have as difficult n position as the t ed, you know, in a bathtub. home run king of baseball. His knocked out twenty-five homers, ndski, Moscioki. president of I’o- or even community affairs and newspaper in being an institution therefore bus become n succesi in ) that should work always for the record of fit* r mil blows in l!*2l 'with the season less than half over, Ami now they say Dtuidhy has never been neared except b y ‘ The fact Mint Gehrig is hitting land. all I la* cabinet, two cardinals, the fullest sense of the world at- imitilic good yet frnjuenlly to Ilia 2(| bisluips and a vast crowd, carKnapp lias been visiting Ear) himself. Last year he knocked {circuit clouts with marked regulnfained its position through work- l lo»» of its own self in a financial i Curndl In the Atlanta Penitenti­ forty-seven out of the park and rity Is of man rial benefit to Ruth. tied out the vow of King John by ing toward an ideal miliar Miuu ' way. crowning the Virgin of Vilna ipiecn ary. Maybe she is considering - a , over since tills season opened hi laisl year Ruth was walked more of nil the newly recovered Polish leading roll* in Ida next hath tub |lj(S been sailing speedily on In­ than any other man in Mo* majors lands. put ty. |ward Ids almost iiiNunnounlabli because the pitchers feared to Villlmp writing a prayer to tie record of 11*21. Everyl«nly wa give him an opportunity to hit addressed to the Virgin liy his Quick Service This man Campbell, recently pleased with him and Rulh him- tlie hall. Tlds season they are mother, who could not read, begin E W E S T nnd m o s t l u x u r io u s c o a s tw is i appointed Federal Prohibition self was satisfied with the ease |pitching to Roth because the man Dial most beautiful prayer and Low Prices n u t SI'F.CI \I. KLEUTlGN. s t e a m e r s n f lo a t o f f e r y o u c o m f o r t anC /xdministrator for New York City, in which he was gathering home j who follows him in Mm lineup is Poem, "Dame du Olgol, Kegrnto ; Gehrig. Why walk Ruth to pilch Terriemm, Emperiere des InferWe do all kinds of eleetrienl, ougtit tv* make a good one. He'll rum). The Itegistration Hooks of tlie co n v en ien ce su p rem e. Hut the season hud not been ; in Gehrig? They don’t, (’onseRUe- I'liux Pal a/.,” thus declaring the battery ami renalr work. Try prohuldy have everyone drinking tilider way many weeks, before , ally Until has vastly more chalices Virgin ruler of all known regions. City of Sanford, Florida, will he our guaranteed service, save tomato soup before long. open Wednesday, July lith. 11*27 Ruth was faced with the reulit-1 lo hit homers. And us a result ho SAILINGS FROM JACKSON VILLE T O NEW Y O R I I and la* satisfied. -------------- o - — — alioti Mint he was not to remain J is hitting more homers. Meanwhile KEMAL. BOSS <*F TURKEY IS end will close Monday, July 2hth, ( ailing at C h n r l f t o n A new airplane has been roll on the throne unless he extend'd Gehrig is also shimming the bull i-vid to plan changing Constnnimo-I jp27 Pvsrv Monday, rioa^tlsv * ii <1 Hnturdsv *t 3 P M Fletcher Battery & ctructed ............. which ........ will........ carry .. fifteen ......... ............ himself ... ................ to the utmost. A team : into Mu* stuuds with a fre<|uenoy pie’s ancient name to "Mustupha*! T s. S. Cherokee June (i, in, 27 July 7. U>. 3.*. Aug. 4. 1.1 At the City Hall. pBHteugerv/b sleeping them. Would-1 mnte, hatting just after him, was { that b si nsational, and there is Ki'innl. S . 8. IVioIijik K June It. 20 Jti July !*. I«. 2H Aug. fi. 15 Kleetric Co. lie might easily do that, us Ht.i n't il make ay interesting break-{collecting home runs witli amazing now on between "Hnhe" and L. R. PHILIPS S. S. Seminole June 1.1. 2:1 July II, 31. 3» Vug. H I« 1‘otershurg was changed to I’etro -' Giuduully Gehrig i "Lon" a friendly rivalry which fast story to 1irll ln;w you rolled regularity. 82(* W. 1st. St. Phone :iK2\V S. S, Apafhe Jane t«, 25 July I. I t, 21 Aug. 1. II, in City Registration Officer. crawled closer to Rut li until he ] commands the attention of Mu* grad, to get rid of the German out o f l*cd ? filially caught up wilh (la* Hum-(funs of the entire country. "burg," and then to t/enhignid. -u — SUMMER TARES FROM JACKSONVILLE Hut such changes will mil last.! There is some argument as to T o New Ymlc C i ty . . . . . . $ 36.54 one wey \'A) |Hiiiuml trip Constautinoplo will Ik* Constantino-1 where Herman Dana ami Govrr ph*, r»0n years henre, and Is'nin-J T o O im le .to n , S. C .........$ 11.00 " " $18.00 •• •• nor Martin shall hold thrir i|e* I'R C IN C I.IC IITS ON A M , V E IIK E E S grail will again he St. Petersburg! To rjoiton, M t a ............. $42.81 " " i ' l It t hate le.'arillng Everglades Drain­ I.KEHIil'Ht. COAIMKIM'I M. Iii'fur)! Ibis century ends. SulmtnnUal Jew eler age. Why not In Suiifiml? Judg­ Thiough tlrltlt and You will not find Mussolini i •o all rtlnelp*! f'Orlhmtn ,*•»,/• ing fioni tha rate, our gus supThe Florida statute with refer­ changing .Rome to "Mussolini." Hi' Another slate, North f'lirolina, in a Substantial City* pi) It, short. knows Ion well the value of nneient 1 has eupiad Flotldn's la mile-un- ence to light* affects only motor Sumnier Lxercusion Now On Sale .. IDS Maffnolia .. hour mil" speed limit and will |mt vehicles and any regulations Hu t glory, and lias a sense of humornot always possessed by Slavs amiThe Liar-Advocate says that il into effect July 1. North CarolioKcturn l.imd o C(. :u. h»27 . , i would ropiiro wagons to carry » Turks. •i thousand tores of land near Tr.n.pof**'*'"' •"'(Wifi mm, ,ni inun. *t«)rrooi* i a, however, in Us new traflie l>w light, in the absence of legislative Itilhl othrr ttalnooir. of I irfrrif l location and iia Titusville Is being drained for which recently was eunctui hv i:-s ui thm, necessarily would have t> * it H i*. w llO o u l i r l v i t r l i v e ! , , , a n il i b i i / r . .iiU ra the purpose of raising celery, legislature, goes Florida one hel­ •a* put in effect by hoards of •r.^in« i* h ««*» ” I«1*"iU« l«*d, and p tiv a tv b a lh at v a r y in f riii* farmers should he taking ler. Every vehicle <m the Highways ly commissioners by resolution. I TOM SIMS SAYS «*,a rh*»f**- P*i(»'t dmin* a-rvtct—tablra may r. /. steps to increase Mu* demand for at night must display it tight as All vehicles on tin* highway) in *-f»«d l"i l*™- li’ti. >*■ u iiilil in .ai, On bi ill a ) ot.i*. »■’* d.ncJra celery, lest we have another over­ warning to other tm Jlie. Many fa ­ Florida after dark should display Wear sunburn, advises a duct nr. wlmt we are here for fn> fuiihr, /nformaflan. 8»,,raarirni production next winter. tal accidents have tavtinsl in plcr- a'light not only for its own rufe. My good man, the jails are full .pf/y io ____r _____ Drive In Mu after dark ts'causo nivlorisls t >*, hut for the safety of other tra f­ enough now without such advice, U i t nigld as we slapped a few b„Vo been uimhlc tu .ilallnituish fic, says tin Flotilla chamber of and tel ua show you Imw much we appreciate your luisiness. Cli impan zees cun lie Iaught '.o mo»r|ullo«*s tliat had congregated I wagons and other horse-drawn v - romniuice and county commission­ Old fashion barbecue and barbecue bush fresh daily. on our unkJes, wt* recalled n sug-| hides in the highway ami imvo <«d- ers have authority to put *iuch a , sing, aays a scientist. lx>oks like GAS— Oll^— G REA SIN G —-W ASH IN G gesticn Thu Herald .mad-* *o •> 'idt .J with the»i. The miiii,* situation traffic rule into t ffect p.' they .*«e competition for tile elephants in (’alder Axent. Hanford, Fin. 'i grand opera. months ag«i ulwul uladishing all |has existed in North Curolinu, but fit to till so. W n , II, Clemriita, Stagnant pools, If all jaissible {this menace will he eliminated in The stale ehanttvr added that if Diatrict Passenger Agent A slag cook hook has bean pub­ blMniiiiK platuk fur oiuotjuRocs tlti/l stale the first of next month, expected within the near future to Pier I Jarkaontillr, y ja lished, offering the favorite re­ Phone 77$—W 15th 81* & Hanford Avc. had t*eca done away with then, because the new Isw reputes that formally suggest *uch a regulation cipes of various men. It looks to we wouldn't be bothered now. wagons must carry a light. to the various county hoards. us like a lot of bologna. Servire You’ll Appreciate! Maitett’s Auto Repair Shop Ju ly Is A Good T im e T o Build B lM LirectJllttVater'Route io R e|»istralion N o lic c N EW YO RK N H. C. VIELE SERVING YOU -■I C L Y D E L IN E Stone’s Service Station �r;^vvr7T-i' i f. ■ -T/r- jm V» 1 >E*' P A G E THR1 T H E SA N FO R D H E R A L D , W ED N E SD A Y . J U L Y <?, 1927 ------------ _ ------------ rrwnrt m u ii I: to t o M i i t r r o i i s 11!. m . ill, 115, i l l . li t , 13 ! . 1K.I 12G, ISO. 137. )]>, 13S. iStt. 131. 1*!.J S-Iilrit hlit, n lit lie * r<tm teil m . 1 3 1 . is:.. i ! « . 137. t . n u s . a n d . the lloiml of County t’oninilsslor no. North 'i Lot in7.South ‘ri Lot' of .Seminole (*nunty. Florid*. ii J HIT, West 1, Lot till. Kast/'.i ,L**t office of Ilic Circuit «,’l«rW rida. I IS. of SLAVA I’oltmey t’oinpanyi Hole Couat.V, at si,nford, Florl S i i M I v I k I u II M ceoriiitiK to p la t t h e r e - 1 t o I" v. ,\t on the iGth day at of, of record 111 the I’ulillc Heror'l*' 1S27. for the furnishing of nit of Hrminul- t'oumy, Florid*. In mu(eri;il, e<|iilpmenl amt •. «tl tilings roicrssnry for the enlist^ l int Hook 2, I’.irf 71. Also: M RS. F R E D S. D A IG ER, SO CIETY ED ITO R Office Telephone 148 Residence Telephone 859 — J of H W l,, H i . ' , ilf HW U . tintt of niiproxltn.riely thtVe a hit 1 . (Continued from page one) TALLAHASSEE, Fla., July 0— N \N17L v , «>r s i : 1, . N i m of s i : 1, , b i v v , pnlf C, ii. > mill h of the roml rri»The words referred to by Ford, (IN S) W, M. Wninhright of «.r sr: 14. sf1* "f Hk*. of hkm. w n tilng f r o m L o n g wood io W tjtti'r. 5 SW Th* work will consist of elesrln g, follow:M I S S EDITH MARIE StEM PER A N D Upsala & Grapeville | "F o r I dipped into the future, fin as human eye could see, JAMES STINECIPHER WED TODAY Saw the vision of the worid Children’s Day will be observ­ and all the wonder that would bo., A wedding in which tquch in­ "Saw the heavens fill with com­ The junior brides maids were: ed at the Presbyterian Church looming at y :4f» merce, argosies of rnagic sails. terest centers was that of this nf- Ann Rubsqni Sally Fletcher, Clara next Sunday ternuon at 3 o’clock when Miss Mcisch, Ruth Meisch, Mary Louise o’clock. Mrs. Thompson, of Lake "Pilots of the purple twilight, [J* ‘ " Ut y ? 1 Edith, Mario Sternper becknui thfr Niekles, Hortcnse David, Effie O’­ Mary, will play for tho service. MONDAY dropping down with costlv hales. >ve 1 1 1 p *' • There will be a preaching serv­ “ Heard the henvens fill withr Other appointments by the govet Agnes Guild will meet Mon- bride bf Jam es Martin UrtTnelpher. Cain, and. Eleanor Roily. Miss GUdycn Sternper, sister of ice at the Lutheran Church Sun­ shouting, nnd there rained n glmst- j em or today \yare as follows; i*v afternoon <(t 4 o'clock at tho The oeremohy was performed at rropoiial) muMt Itj pli j Stanley Kitching of Stuart, NIM, .*: NIM,. N u ■, of N'W 'i. NIM, 11,n» of Mrs. Raymond Key on the home of the bridu’s mother, the bride, wns mnltl of honor. She day afternoon. Rcverand Eckhprilt iy dew. N\V *■*. ill Si'Cll**n 33. NAVI, Ilf r e i r u l a r formM. w h i c h w i l l i * r , * u f t ' 1305 West Third Street,* in the entered alone wearing a gown of of Pierson Florida will preach. “From the nations' ntry navies member t>r the Florida Inland na­ Ilf Irk Avenue. SIM,. NIMi nf Bi-Mi, HW'i of SJM,, 11111 -*t n> t he C o u n t y rind m l i f t be. Mrs. Alma Nocso and daughters grappling in the central blue: . , „ r n u s 1 presence of a large number of rel- shell pink organdy over satin, and vigation district commission, SIM, of SIM*. Ill Si'i l (on in. NAV'i jici'i*ni|oinliyl tty u c c r t l f l c l cheiA- ' 1 f e " f church will meet with “ tjves^andjnterested friends. Rev, carrying an nrm bouquet of pink Iva and Audrey May, spent the presenting Martin county. imyaliL* t o V. B. liouglpjc of NIM,. S W , of Ml : ’ , . SIM, of inn*!*' “Till the war-drum throbbedI no NW’ V* of N W S . SWV, «*f Clerk of t he C i r c u i t C o u r t jet,i4*‘' V i i 4 L Paul C. Burhnns, former pastor of week-end with her sister Mrs. longer, and the battle filings were I. T. Parker of Danin and Lion­ NIM,. rs. Alox«nd«r Vaughan at? 4 the Congregational Church here roses. \\V'» f M V ' , . NIM, **f N \ V , M.i*' I ' o o o t y . I ' lurl t lo, f o r !* t i !' ,q' djv?i V G The little flower girls, Gertrude Florence Everson of Hastings. furled. el Shaw of Davie, members of the S\V H. NIM, of S W , . SW ,.f S W V ,, •. 111:, I i n t h r e e per c e n t ' o f tie. , t-lock at her home on Park Ave- but now of Fort Myers, officiated Hunter nnd Alice Hunter, preceded Mr. ami Mrs. linmil Tolar.motored SIM. of SW'V.. N’ tVV, of SIM,. NIM, t el a m o u n t o f t he l*M Napoleon B. Brownrd drainage “In the parliament of man, the H ie ........... "fill ItfrtdJr th ll.B * j*'*,f SIM,. In Section 1!». N tV 'i of using the impressive doublo ring the bride strewing rose petals in over with them. district commission. federation of the world.” Kathleen Mallory Circle will ceromony. of NWU . In Scc-f uulr* >1 H» give .1 Biircty l.ond. ip N W U . NIMi her pathway. Mrs, Westerdick and Mrs. Baruof NIM,. SW >, of provcl Ii) tlic Ihuml of Counts* Lee Moody of Tallahassee, care­ tn.ii 32. SIM Ford showed considerable pride et with Mrs. i‘ . The home was converted into a The groom had as his best man, wcl Beck motored to Unities City in the operation of his awn air taker of ihe natural bridge nionu- NIM',. lens l.otM !»2. t'3 K Si , Nl'Mi of C o m t i i l B f l o n c m o f S e m i n o l e <'<illtlfA', cottage at Daytona Beach, tho Vcrjtable garden with quantities Herman Morris. They entered Sunday whore they went to rice M\ SW ,.f S I M , . S I M , o f S W , , I’li.rola. for an nniouiit*citual I# 1itie. There are four flying from the I me 111 and grounds. (iti\ p.jr c en t o f i h e u n i i mm o f . j i W . N * i o f Nl M, of SW * , , S * , o f NIM, etting wilj he in the orm ° nf jJOtt.ed palms, ferns nnd plants down nn aisle formed by the ju ­ Mrs. Wester-dick's niece Mrs. 1 Old airport here daily nnd to date Tio* r i g n t In rcBorvct i n> i l k# Jo sep h .1'. Bowe rs ns councilman of S W , . In S e c t i o n !:*. NI M, <*f cket picnic and cam wUl leave form[nB a r|c), background for bos- nior groomsmen, Ililije Stem per, Hazel Edge uml family who left 1 ion ui of County Conitnlaaltipjpra of* N W , . W *• of N I M , . S I M , o f N W U , Ford lines have established j (> f tndlnntown. the church at D otciock. In r e j e c t nny or all t kets of roses, orange blossoms and Paul M. King, John Courier Jr ., for New York City. She will meet NIC’ * of s W*•, , In S e c t i o n :tn f i ovt . •..ilil County a record of (3,517 flying hours and i.IiIh* at..I to venlve fontiatflk# 01* FRIDAY Dr. Julia L. Kline nnd Dr. A. G. I.ol I. ( l ov t . 1,01 7. In S e c t i o n I s , tteci other cut flnw ys. Tho stairway Billy Barber, Jack Sternper and Mrs. Pritchard there and together 58(1,1133 flying miles with only one pt. any t,lil o r a n y iiurl tliercof. I, t Lot 2. In S e c t i o n i s t l ov t . •Chappell of ft*Jacksonville and Dr. Lot ,ng’s Daughters Sunday School was entwined with gnrlnnds of as­ William .Preston| Lot t. Hci Uot i 17. N W , o f N W* ’ , o f , « h l r h In Ho Ir I ui I ki uiciit. t h e I n t e r they will journey over to Ogden s- serious accident. 1UVHU B t , The IHR mi nt Iw 4(4 l. f I* **1 auto king's ass of the Methodist Church will paragus ferns held in place with The bride, who entered with her berg N. Y. where they will visit uiir services now connect D atroit1 **“ nufr '* f " '' of Miami ns N W t i . s ' ; of NIM, o f N W , of r ut of III. C o u n t y wi l l he p r o m o t e . 1 N W ,. w* >* o f s w ; of N W * o f t he r e hy . " a yachting party, boat will pink and white ribbons. uncle, J . R. Sternper who gave her relatives. kve with Chicago, Cleveland. Buffalo : m«n,bt'rK »f the sttale board of os- N W S . N S o f NI M. o f N W S o f , J O H N MIMBCI I, Pink nnd green were the colors in marriage, was radiantly lovely ve from tho pier at 8 o'clock. r* ,v I-.**, o, h 1 , ui ,>a '* or .vo *,*f N W S . M \ or S S o f N W S o f N W S . | r h a l r m n n . Ih.ar.l o f CiVJiily ml Grand Rapids, Mich. Tho I lC0I,ath-' • Miss Florence Tyner hag accep­ nn chosen to decorate the dining room. in her wedding gown of white ted a position with ,lhe S/mfurd F< rd planes, he said, ‘‘maintain a North ((.j clnilim of SW t, of NWS,,, rummlMlonhrti. * •V*. K. IX jl’CLASH, South 13«i chulllB of SW>, n fSW 'l,. From the corners of tho room to georgette trimmed with whito Herald. Mr. Tyner Is working in schedule of 1-5J2 air miles a day, rls of t h e C l r c h l l Ci . li tia. Englisli Nobleman Is I,4W•*l,S o,iTu t1h,l S15o u tlho t.15 Nf e be t otft f SNWW* *S; oo ff f the chandeliers wore streamers of chcnnillc flowers, made over white six days a week.'' pink and white ribbons. On man­ satin. Her long tulle veil Was cd- Windermere at present buL comes N W S . S S of N W S o f SW s. N S o f t “ What will the plane of tho fu- (1 ranted Divorce Upon V ' v of S W . , o f S W * , , S ' , o f N S of Good News for tles, cabinets nnd tables were god with lace ami held in place home with Noali Fry fob the lure ho like?” He was asked. week-ends. SW s Of S W s . S s o f SW of bowls of roses and sjtrigs of mni- with a coronet of orange blAssotns. of s w s “The large imiltl-tnotorcd plane Charge Of Immorality M \ V S , N 'l i o f r c * o f SM Miss Alice Vilhen has returned FIV E ABOUT ANIMALS den-hnir ferns. The bride’s table Her bouquet was a chsende slibwer III S e c t i o n 22. NW S o f ’ N W S . Hew. Pretty Skins \T corner of sw s of NW S. run Ilf you arc a close student of anl- was spread with a lnce cloth and of brides roses and lilliea of tho from Jacksonville where ttlip a t­ is the plane of tho future,” said LONDON, July (I (IN K )- Hon­ N Ford. “They will be of great size, tended camp. Kant If.! el, Sh 3|i . !t. Weal I t .IN id life, you will have no trouble was centered with nil artistic ar­ valley. ch. N I-. L. . SV. of N W 1, . In* * MEL1.D-GL0 1» a wonderful pew An enjoyable' party was' given carry many motors and hold a orable William Arthur I >0 La tlhitve. Iswering the first five of today's rangements of roses in n green Jam es Russell, young son of Mr. In Kci'tlnn "*, all In Vi.'vn* passengers easily. These Hbrnsley - Beresforil, formerly „I,I|, Oilit I, o„ff IIt;,sea *.|iIt* ri, rl. H So ith h . N c . sv/ SI; iMsr. ISBr. i shade--youth color. Perspiration Icstlons, prepared by the Amer­ bowl which resembled one huge and Mrs. 11. R. Russell, wns the last Friday afternoon at the home hundred large planes will come because j stock-brokef in Providence, It. .L , en Nature Association. Answers rose s # b tall jiink Cathedral ta­ ring bearer and carried two rings of Stirs Esther Ericson honoring a V ^ 'V ^ t i M , ' 7 . . ' e " ; ' 1'' hardly’ affects it and it will not u brat her uf Mnron Declc.s and a her Iwelth birthday. After sever­ thej can be more easily operated. all the questions will be found pers at either side. on a small white satin Jdllow. :ti *i*««rmt , in um. !« avo the *l;in tlry ami drawn, 'try Imither -in -law of the former. Vi- ( “ Ihe present machine is four fi f i t ' i ! ft *I < ku n H !:i *H t » tilt* i n . Preceding the ceremony a page (0 0 ). Following the ceremony an in­ al hours spent in playing games firihs man-operated .The opera vteil Gould, wa*- today granted a M'BB tlilfi new rrvneh Proceiis ra re ro w ., l . rei i crl v iitul lln l auds sliutti j _What member of the am­ lovely program of nuptial music formal reception wns given nnd of different sorts refreshments of tor must bo on the job every sec- decree nisi (a divorce after n p s a l e I ini t ial no I ' l s t r l c t a mi t o •* t ■id kingdom never moves about, was rendered by Mrs. Frances refreshments of pink and white watermelon nnd cakes nnd candy oud Too much on tho man. I think riot! set by the court' and one thnu- ( l,,,al“ Hie ci!*0i Value o f di e l and tier and injny^U ivmrvelousdionutU e c e..s s a r y t o ),<■ i n k v u f o r ri cht ** ,,f fying qillilDios, Sticks well, stays' no eyes, legs, nose, or sense Woodruff, pianist, assisted by brick ice cream and cake were was served by tho chaperones tills ratio can bu rcvcrued liy build-! Pnnd pnund damages from hiH ' n...... Way, li,.1i|linr luislns. „ r o t h e r w o r k s Miss Helen Witte, violinist, and served. At one corner of the spac­ Mcfldamcs Borell, Ella and Alice ing larger ships, with more motors 1 wile, llio Honorable l.ia u r a B e r e s - of inil.l i d s i r l c i u HI,In „ r wl it i o. i t on longer, and does not clog tho *2 —What makes chameleons Mrs. Robert L. Glenn, soprano. ious dining room a' prettily np- Lundquist, and liilm a Lundquiat. and less dujiundunce on the human fold. tile l i m i t s of s ai d Hl s l r l ct . f i l e t h . dr pores. You will surely lovo MKLl li l s o f f i c e on t h e 3 III d a y Those enjoying this delightful equation.” ange their color? Mrs. Glenn sang, “O, Promise Me" poiuted punch table was placed j The Beresfords were married in or ef i uJ .ui lt y ,iii 1U2T, and you and e a c h o f LO-GLO. Sanford Drug Co. 3_W lm t animal stands up and and “At Dawning" (Cndimm). The nnd here throughout the afternoon courtesy wore: Marion, Vcrgie, If nuiUi-niotored planes are p e r-'ijip i. Beresforil alleged inipro|>cr you a t e li.'iel>> no t i f i e d t h a t y o u Is down at the same time? "Bridal Chorus" from Lohengrin delicious fruit punch was served by Melvu, Edgar nnd Ellen Lundqu­ fe. ted, Ford added, they will in- relations between his wife and m a y > vninliie *.0111 r. |„.n a n d f i l e ! 4— What two animals will played eat by Miss Witte was used as Miss Mildred Robinson. The bride’s ist, Iva and Audrey May Neese, crease the safety tuclor and nial.e Hrian Kemp Welch, director of an cxr o|dl un tti al l ... any n . u l t h o r c o f ! 0 1 , o r Itefor, . (lie f i r s t M ,inlay .lit processional. book wns presided over by Mrs. I Carl and Lenoru l.cc, Elinor and flying as comparatively safe a s ' English company, i*s ? j A u g u s L I'.'ST. DANCING 5—Skunks nnd bears oat bees. Miss Laura Lehman ns bride’s Joseph Mcisch. Pearl Tyner, Dorothy and Murjo- land travel, I ' l r st in. 1,11 , . 1 Ion J u l y Mil. , ! Both Mis. Beresforil nnd Kantp (u r i iciA i. s i : a 1 .) i 5_Whi n skunks battle each maid entered first and wns gowned Evefy Wednesday Night During the evening the young t io Swam, Dqrulhcy Hurley, Mary . ‘‘If „ one . or , . brank , inaile answers In which they v. 1 : in irrii. abh Lit , do they resort to gas at- in a lovely frock of orchid organ­ couple left in their car for points Emge of Lake Mary and Grace down Lake* Mary—Community House lie explained, "The otliur |denied ltolli*.(| charges , |i;(Pges of immorality. Nelr i . rk I ' l r e i m c i t wk dy. She was followed by the dame in Tennessee, North Carolina and Lewis t/f I. mg wood. HemImile I'.tu my, I'lorltla. iks ? iijunra will be ablo to ca n y the was j,repared to Music by Syncopatora. Ill A. M . IVlil'IKH Ill—What is the zloty? of honor, Mrs. Marvin Gilbert, who Georgia and after August sixth plane to Its dm,tni.dnm at reduced I(.Mirv i(1 ,.I(Vlrt ,„td the case was tie [ml V 1 'l> rk. 7_Nnrne four countries of Lu­ wore a frock of pencil organdy. will be at home to their friends at Jtobert W, Deatu* and Hodgson sj.cci! or to a safe landing. (>r per considered ns undefended. I ‘nl.11' In d, J u l y 1:, 13 A 2«lli. be that have dictators. They carried streamers of white 1212 West Third Street. ; Hull have returned home from haps, they can be repaired whild Berutiford had been previously H—llow many republics arc satin ribbons entwined with as­ Among the out of town guests Jacksonville where they spent the the plane is flying. There will he lire in Europe?, paragus ferns which formed the were: Herman Morris of Louis­ week-end. virtually no crashes such ns now married. Ho married Miss Flor­ |y_What submnrino sank ott aisles down which the bridal pnrty ville, Ky., and Mr. and Mrs. Robert occur when motors fall in a single- ence Miller of Providence in PJtfl. She obtained a divorce in till'd. pek Island, It. I. ? Copeland Jr., of Cocoa. passed. Mr. and Mrs. .1 . M, Wallace engined plane." jO—What famous piunist was have returned home after s^end•-s at: MUWU v An order on a barber for a re premier of his native couning the week end ut D a y to n a permanent wave was won by a Beach. Mrs. MabryEntertains I bald-headed mail at a New Jersey CHULUOTA . s i. A, •*) S B ,',;. • church social. Mrs. C. W, Sbiidmlser left Wed­ fani'ord Man Married Every Week Bridge' — .iK T liio A f l n v t t r k o n l IJuo ,0 tho revival meetings be- nesday for Sura-iita where she IN TIM'S Clltl‘1 IT « IM HT til* **IMMlJ 1 IlL S I l i - x I l U O I i 1 jntr held nt the Baptist Church In will visit her daughter, Mr*. J , B. ro Winter Haven Girl nV/IU m i i . i : c m v n , i ' i . uii i n t . 1 Oviedo, the July meeting of the Miller. IN lllS: , . „ |n Pretty Ceremony Especially enjoyable was the Harent-Tenchers Associatiifn has HI,AVIA I >11 \IN"A1 11: I ilKTftIt T ’ I?! Kiwnnlmt S. J . Nix was in char­ N t'l'H ‘ l*. |/l'* I'll.IN .I rtiMMIHSH.N'Judge and Mrs. W. Wallace ge of the Independence Day pro­ bridge jiarty given Wednesday a f­ been postponed. HIlM III Il'tillT 1**11 SI,A VIA A very pretty wedding taking Elmer Dunn spent several days Wright plan to leave Thursday for gram which was given at (lie 1 >it a i n A< ; t : m s T i m n * by Mrs. M. Ii. Mabry ilace June 2H at high noon was ternoon l " ftMiiV/lrjL , , ............................ . _ . . in Sanford this week, visiting his (Rlinry where they will visit for Weekly luncheon of Ihe Kiwauls * Nolle** I" Je l ol. L s* III* llll e r e e i . 'd lo il l * ' f o i l , A t ITIu hat of Miss Agnes Bnrlett of when she entertained membon. o f ; .ndmothor, Mrs. David, a mouth. Club at the Seminole t'afe at noon ■I. . c r l l , . d Inn.I and lireial.tcH In i'inter Hnven nnd Warren Albert the Every’ Week Bridge club nt the !j Mr. and Mrs. Joe Chnlkcr have •■*ifi i ii *♦h* Ciiiliit v, 1 - l n r I d a : today. Wrick of Sanford, the wedding home of her sister, Mrs. G. Mrs. II. II. Me Cnslin motored 1 0 :j , i . 5, ti. 7. H, o. i *i , <ii11 Ni.iii.t. 1. • moved to Sanford in order to R. G. Davey was the principal «) 1 3, . 1 1. ir*. ith 17 0*, 1' ** a o' 2 1. US, king place a t the homo of tho Smith on Magnolia Avenue. Orlando Wednesday where slie be nearer Mr. Chalker's work sp-nker at the luncheon, Mr. Davey 21, 25. ■-<h Is7,, J*1H, !!•», ao, It], itIt, .ride’s parents with Rev, T. U. spent the afternoon. an. an, •i *« ;.s, ;.u, 01, i i . 1 i The rooms where the card tables Simla* on “ Washington—nnd tin* .layns, pastor of the Presbyter­ had been arranged for play wore there. 1, n , nil,, r*t; r.a. nn, l ‘ 15, <♦;, 47. Principals of Independence”. Miss Eugenia David of Sanford (13, a i t. 1*1 5, 5ti, r*7. 5K, f»i*. 1UO, UI,, ian Church performing the impres- abloom with quantities of ex­ Mr. and Mrs, Toni Ilrolhorson A motion was made and carried has been the visitor of her sii-tei Ht*, 7*i. 71. 72,. *3. 71. 7 f<« 7 0, <*7. i ivc ceremony. nn,, Nl. c n. Ml, s 7, Kli. HI, quisite pink Rndinnce roses com­ Mrs. It. L. Dnnn for the last several arc spending this week at Magno­ that thu club would have us it's i * 7*. lia Manor, the country home of W. guest next week the Baptist base Ml. •Ml. til. t*2. !:*:i. !U,, (ir>. •m, *»7. u s, Myriads of exquisite pink ra- bined with sprigs of usparngus days. 11 l 1on, i i I ON, too1, l o t , luii. V Hill. iance roses, lillics and ferns were ferns. ball team of the Sunday School Mr. nnd Mrs. Hedges hav ( pur­ ost artistically used in dccoratLeague, which is sponsored by tie* Tallies in keeping with the dcc- chased a new home in Wagner and A. Rand Morriweuther returned Kiwanians, L. C. Helmut, will for this occasion. Potted plants orations were, used for the game will move there some time this home Wednesday from Battle have charge o f the program on that A Real Homelike I'iare To Slop nd fenis were also used with innd conclusion it* of th hfifth iuu at sty the viiu vuuviupti/ii u h week. vvucriv, Creek* Mich., and Lynchburg, Vu„ Come lo The Ocean \ icw Hotel at 'leasing effect. progression scores were compared I Several persons from here re nl- where he hns spent several weeks, day. Coronado Beach, Fla. Miss Doris Bartlett, sister of and the one holding highest sconil tended the picnic The Safety F irst Committee, of plcnic at Fort Christ Christmas Thornly screened, modern. Im­ he bride attended her as maid of among the club members was which was given Tn honor Hughwhich C. A. Byrd is chairman, is Tho many friends of Mrs. Kalina provements, Rules $5.50 a day onor and was becomingly gown- awarded chiffon silk hose. For thu making efforts to bine* nil the ntid in a smart creation of Nile substitute having tho most points little Wheeler last Friday. Mr. Barber will regret to learn that tlu rlties on the subject to meet American Plan. M5 per week Wheeler 1ms gained nation wide she is critically ill at her home on together at sumo early date and single, 5 2 .", double. rten flat crepe. Her flowers wero and honors, there was a bottle of , fume with his unique BCulptoring. Palmetto Avenue. n arm bouquet of pink rose buds. Houbignnt’s hath crystals. discuss iilans for a "Safety Week”. E. J . COATES, Mgr. Mr. und Mrs. Jam es Wilson of Mayor Forrest I-nkc gave an in­ The bride was beautiful in At the refreshment hour M rs.. Denver, Colo, arrived here Thur Mr. nnd Mrs. L. F. Me Culler nnd |er wedding costume of beige Mabry assisted bv Mrs. Smith sorv I day afternoon nnd are located at family motored to Daytona Hcueh teresting account of Ids trip to egrate combined with lnce, car­ ed 0 tempting salad and ice course.' tj„, Chuluota Company’s bu Monday to attend the Fourth of New York and told the club nf his experiences In selling the* ing a shower bouquet of brides Club members playing were: nn,i ),js father, WWW Wi1 July celebration. bonds while there. >scs nnd lilies of the valley. Mrs. Forrest Lake, Mrs. James (.., Pittsburgh, who will an iThe visitors nt the meeting The groom had ns hia best man, Sharon. Mrs. W J . rhlgpen, Mr«.|WC(.^ expt,ct to <lc t.xtem,lv. The many friends fo Mrs, C. M. Ynuey, formerly of A rc h ite c t *s brother Richard Patrick, lni- M . Wallace Wright, and Mrs- G. Hl„| celery fanning here. Hand will regret to learn that she were: C. Yaney, N. C*., but now u resident L* m 1 I L Cllli.j t l l l l I 11 ra > fill* Ikliuillri am • „ . . . . ledioudy after the ceremony a 1,^ F. Smith. Substititing for absent is critically ill nt the Fern aidFirst Nat'!. Rank Bldg. B. G. Smith of Oviedo was of Sanford, and M, E. Dooley of bedding breakfast was served for members were Mrs. T. L. Dumas, visitor here Friday. Laughton hospital. Sanford. Fla, Geneva. h bridal party nnd out of tpwn Mrs. Roy Synios and Mrs. F. Me Mr. nnd Mrs. Gaston Jacobs, nests. Miss Camilla Puleston returned Kcncie Davison. Miss Evelyn Jacobs and Miss Daytona During the afternoon the young Verlio Prevail left Thursday after­ home Tuesday from Bench where she has been attend­ rcuple left for a wedding trip to Baptist, Methodists Packing F u rn itu re noon for Texas where they will ing a house party. r*clnta In North Carolina und upon visit for about six weeks. D rnying— S torage heir return will make Sanford Meet This Afternoon Rev. J . Max Cook and Evange­ Mr. and Mrs. Harry ITeorcn and heir home. list King, who is conducting the Martin Lorig have returned home C. E. Chorpening The bride is the daughter of Mr. The Baptists mid Methodists will revival services in Oviedo, were f , (tm m lyU um Beach whe ro they K| land Mrs. Clarence Burtlett of Win­ oek'horns at the Munclpa Da" i dinner guests Friday of Mrs. R. L. . |H.nt the week-end. Phone 3302 or 570 W The election to deride the re­ ner Haven, anil is a young woman Park this afternoon to decide the Dana. ______ Jot' umjsunl pleasing personality. jection, or adoption, of several winner of the second half of the* i Mr. and Mrs. Auburn Cully and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Tittle re­ amendments to th e 'charter of the Mr. Patrick is one of Son f aril's Sunday School League schedule, daughter Miss Katherine of Miami, turned Tuesday evening from City of Sanford is to be held to business men. He hns made The winning team will play the arc the guests of Mrs. Cully’s Jacksonville where they have been Aug. 5, following tin* call issued GET ETHYL GAR AT 'me here for the pust year Elizabeth Jacobs visiting relatives for the pant two yesterday afternoon by the City und is connected with the Seminole Presbyterians, winners of the first mother Mrs. WIGHT BROS CO. hulf- in a seven game series t o . They expect to be here about a weeks. Commissioners, sitting in regular Tire Company. decide the winner of thhc pennant, month. session at the City Hall, Mayor Dr. and Mrs. Ben D. Caswell left Forrest. Lake nnd Commissioner Mr. and Mrs. Joduh Cameron The .scrieg is expected to start! Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Triblde of I DeLand were the guests of his Sunday evening for Aluehua when* E. F. Housholder constituted u »d us (heir guests at their apurt- Monday afternoon. „ -------- , • ' ------ , ... ! parents, Mr. und Mrs. E. K. llicy were called by the death of >itie rum, S. o, Chase being absent. ifnt at Daytona for the weekMrs. Samuel T. Vann of A lber-, Tribble, Saturday nftei noon, Dr. Caswell’s father Dr. R. A. The two amendment s which have F't. Mr, and Mrs. W. S. ThornMp. „ j j roW|) ()f th(! Ilrown Caswell. aroused tho most interest in tin *nd their house guest Mrs. que. New Mexico is visiting here coming election are those which *ou*l T. Vann of Alberquc New as the guest of her uncle and aunt McIntosh Lumber ComjJ.ny left I Mr and Mrs. \\ S Thorn on at Friday afternoon for Jacksonville I Harton Mabry, Arthur Zachary propose five commissioners am| 'Itxico. their home on West F irst.Street. whert. ht, win vis|t fnmi, , Jr . and Chandler Sharon returned the consent o f projierty owners on home Tuesday evening from Day pronosed improvements abutting the weekend. Mr*. Jumes G. Slinron . Mrs. W. Mr. nnd Mrs. R. C. Garrett who 'IhosQ uitoes riUcc Wright und guest Miss Mr. J . A. Foley left Saturday tr,R,‘ ,k'uth where tht‘y "P‘;nl thu llieir individual prperty. K o a ch o a '' viuit his ui- mother. ...... i..._ week-end. Balloting on the amendments ‘i* Shelter of Augusta, Gh., and have been the guests of Mrs. for Canada to visit will probably be held at the City rs. Fred Duiger motored to Dny- George Shipp at her home on Cen­ Mr. and Mrs. A. (J. Wagner. Miss Ja e im a tMrs. A. W. Smith und daughter Hull. fima Beach Tuesday where they tral Avenue have returned tit their Thelma W/ignur, Mr. Marion T noikiffntt heme at St. Petersburg. Jan nil a Smith nr** spending tin* pint the juy as tho guests of Mrs. : Wagner nnd Mrs. James Wilson month of Ju ly ,u t Daytona Bench toymuml Key. Mrs. M. M. Moss and Miss spent Monday at Daytona Beach. where they have an npurtment in Four Arc* Placed On tin* Segruves Apartments. Herman Morris, a. member, of the Katherine. Wilson motored to OrTrial For Flogging X V /to ltio rn ^ a \ /7 S e » e /J c u t l left Tuesday , - ■. . . . Inhdd Tuesday where they attended ( . C. M. Itoyd . -----,—, for .... High School fuculty, who the District Association of the Jacksonville where he will spend Mr. nnd Mrs. Herbert Crowley o r y fu m 'a n j "*i> spending the summer at TOCCOA, On.. July (f (IN S) two weeks on business. ‘ C le v e la n d spent the week-end l . home In .. Texas, arrived here Southern Bell Telephone Co. Denied u continuance, W. G. Ac tec, '■I ---- -— b r<* a i the guests of Mr. and Mrs. sturdily to attend the Stenipcrprincipal uf thu Euktonelle high Air. ami Mrs. J . B. Ijiwton mo* Ernest Urotherson* nt their home George and Martha Schiffley ■jjper wedding which tukes school am) three other men wero left Tuesday for Orangeburg, S. tored to New Smyrna and Dayton . i . Magiiullu Ikightn. wednesduy. placed on trial this afternoon on C., where George will attend school Bcacii, Monday for the day. Miss Mae Holly, Miss Mildred charges of nlght-inurauiUng nnd many friends of Mrs. Hurry next fall. Martha expects to re­ turn home some time in Septem- J Mr. and Mrs. James M. Carson Holly* Miss Olive Nowdian und flogging. III „ ,Lt,n‘ w*'° l,UH lieeri critically The state was expected to ask of Miami uru visiting in 'Sanford Mrs. Franklin Hardaway rnot<fred 1 Waycross hospital, Way- her. ns the guests of Mr, und Mrs. Itol- to Orlando Wednesday where they ( ,>r separate trials in which ease [Jim J be glad to learn Acree will go on trial first for the Mr. und Mrs. Leslie Brockway land L. Dean at their home in May- spent the day. L „ jj improving nnd will (logging of Mrs. Ansley Rowers fair. and their grandson I*eslle B. q n q u ero r I, J) Bble to W removed to her Mr. nnd Mrs. J . G. Ball nnd ton anti her 15-ycur-old son Floyd, f0tt« here. Moughton left Tuesday for Chica­ both of whom were taken from Mr. nnd Mrs. Vivian Speer a»d _________ _____ ^____ ____ ____ Billie nnd their guests Mrs. Her7 )e a d h /* 7 )y n 3 m i(e ' go, III., und Minneapolis, Minn., their hinne by a In odt-il bnml. small son left Sunday in their cur n' | C c Ball and little Lnuipe May where they will spend the sum­ to allArjecc/ksfo Mi*s Zell a Shelfcr of AugustaA number of other indictments “Style Without Extravagance” for Asheville ,N. C., where they Ball of Gainesville spent thu 9e.) rr UACiNS3toMi(.viKrw)i«#| Wl° bus been the attractive mer. are pemling ngainst JAcree and will i.pcnd several weeks. Fourth at Daytona Beach. -°f hcr aunt, Mrs. W. jt» an Cs*0 kuM#^f u . e ig h t o th e r men for alleged intThe muny friends of Miss Mary First Street Next Woodniff-AVatson Plril, n* 11^ r,b'bt ut her home on plicAtion In two flogging exjiedl. Rev. Raul C. Bnrhaus, former **• Mr ■ und M IH 4 W Mrs. lIRs F3. D SteakWy l X V l * r v IV and t V ' \ ' ' Vv nf* e Avenue left Wednes- Graves will be interested to learn punlor of '#he Congregational two children, Jam es nnd Edith, l e f t ! tions (hut of Mrs. Bowt rs ami Dart \ alliil,, erno° n, f ° r Jacksonville and that she is getting along nicely Church here, but now of F’oft My­ Saturday morning for Chattanooga Singleton the latter a farmer wdm , wh.ert' “he W>H visit for uftyr an operation Wednesday ers arrived here Tuesday to spend und Nashville. Teitn., where they, cluinn he was - whipped for boot-j morning ut the Orange General b*r h ojn t,me b tfy re n 'l u n ill,t.' will spend a short time. * j legging. __ . Z U J.L several duys. Hospital, •.-Social and P erson a l A ctivities-: FORD PR ED IC TS Martin Announces G I A N T PLA N ES Appointments F o r FOR OCEAN HOP S e v e r a l Positions S ocial Calendar \ Y o u A sk O n e Independence Day Program Given By Kiwanians At Noon Holiday Special $6.50 Hat FREE! Elton J. Moughton To our first 10 Customers, Thursday morning’ who pur­ Local Election On Amendments F o r City Charter Auj»*. 5 chase‘one of the lovely Silk dresses we are featuring1at $11,50 We Will give Free a lovely, A Stylish $6.50 Hat! KILLS! Only Three Days le ft To Buy At Less Than Wholesale Cost! 0r.y ■ 1M < -fays G R a ffeld ’s Ladies Shop I * -u i < �4 M >* ■V \ ' - J.'.-’T H * •141 P A C E FO lJtt JE W E L L * <•'*Y ' -.t'-*;rv - -* I Hi I “ *■ TT1E S A N F O n n IIE H A I.E , W ED N E SD A Y , J U L Y fi. 1927 H ooPLE, ^ k \ E *Y OUT OUR W AY BY AHERN OUR HOARDING HOUSE Marilyn Finds Paris Is Fussy , T • -* • r B A Y Y £ R ,~& U L \M gk VACATION Pi -fl MOMPAV *1 <EyYARY o:A M V ALUJAVSAA EM BA R RA * i M # M T V A C A tiO )^ « — a. c ,P F M P ^ V ! o V ( f o R M E ! -*• AMe M — .-TMr , 'F A R I V lE E K S UP A Y LA R E COYYOhV^OCK-J \ BA\fE Y u lo iM VlYAYiOkiS. — Ot\E ?, /j . , Y . n T1 ^ w\ r Y a u k \Y »— E 6 A BUDDY ? so m e b o d y W ELL, Ju sT IM p * - IV A AM* S H O W V W H ERE /W wou vnonY MAFF TH w a i t SO LOMGr a c o i^ 1 f e r ME FIT ' BY Y ov/E, ] - A k^p I I I a P E C I P E Y H E M A T T E R R I6 H Y /« su m m er l e y m e have / ) //// YUE oYHERY o ACCOMPANY \ VORP, EPISOM, AhiP Y IR E'Y O ^E, OlA . YH EtR UEEKS !-- \ I VA /ArfM YAV<E. M E ' — a - B A C R Y o A iA Y llR E , N 'k K \ o\ A W ) W rtH P R E S tP E M T C O O L IP 6 E AT HIS ^ C A M P lK \ 6 ,^ T lS H lM 6 f — A»V V f c J L O P 6 E IAlYTHE PA K oYA BLACK HILLS, Y u s Y L E Y Y H ' ol' b e a r p tSftOVi TO R A C O U PLA B Y WILLIAMS II P !^ ^ p 3 ^ ft $ v% v 5- t\ > ; 4 , Jk,Vvf>-> ,v'**t I I v-Y A t r a^r liA'1*.'* i •% A',.' •,¥*■• .. X u/ I d m 6& /li(t . «*■ h :;k C ™ 'VXjiSLJ if# i^ w A W ‘ 1 I tW fe ii p b r Y ______ \ “.3 he peksaliv of B e W lS / . ru %■ i HnVO.BMV 1 THOUGHT to Run IK) vov. A ~Jl: Y\MX-.i\V\W<^ 6VKO T o j T s e t Too ~ r HWtMT S U N XQU IM /S i-OH6 TttAt Kvrry one 1ms s»»iil “ How cany It is n ilivonc in I’m-is!” lint just when Marilyn Miller (iihave) went into rnurt with heanlifnl liamla (<» ask fa r mity n “friendly divorc-e,*’ the old I'nrisiim jad^ex Marled to k1'1 fussy. So Marilyn nml her friend hnslmnd, .lark I’itkford, may h»ve * just the hardest time! - ntRMy iUt.T CAKt FOR. A UTTUfe 4 AORoFFLO ) VUlt. ! o . O U l A IK» > 0 K A \ k \T T V t ,/ ^>'T vcw u w f ^ Tt-Ut IO 6 H u A T - I’M UM6VVTY filAO V)\6\T( - tV YOU To ARtMT tU i 01441 r f !• * * tO r^ fM , 4*4 V V J You . 1--" \ T hought V,'. I Viomotr \V TPost YwiMt) RAE.CAV.S 7' \ ^ H1-&WY TWNVtTvttYRt \ VoTTlMG 5 omV\HIMG OOtR ow u\t ? »* I I >% %■ p ..' t y N Mot AT A t t , » oy Y. ado i VJOoTS \)\S»\T ji tt«rvJ ----------- ^ .. ■tc— S])ells Her Way to Fame i; •. fc By Marlii ' L O . e»u ftl H ... UTAVt M \t>\T“ \ EM EM Y. l PiCCk U, ft. FAT, OFF. I’ERDY IS TOO ANXIOUS r. * f t » h^AIfcP.ICt, INJ, u t pat . O ff. HOOTS AND HER RUDDIES X » > ' 4 * V ...... W H V 1''. P 'W T H E . F R tE N O lM ii / * ,i /' »-<4^ P O P U L A R - * 51' t - v\ SALESMAN SAM VHSLL, IE IT (MM’T P E T e SACK AGAIKl ^CHIUOThe COOHTeR AT GUIZ'S GToRe, VJG FIMD GAM g r e g t is g tug. f i r s t CliS-foMCK IM HI5 U5UAL CHeeRY VjAYl U 1 I l/if lifeiL: m»TT nr m» tipytcc. isc-Vrn n g »»r orr By Small T f W eH .tW A M M A ^ rGRCftT TH lH tS, F t e c T R 'C lT Y 1. \ V e P , V’ KHOW MV 50 H’G GfUpVm’ l \T 5 UR6 ] B liV ft FLASHLIGHT, \T ( v r c o c t e G e - g a v s i t 's a v e r v o e e p ftH’ s e R i o u s 6fttA\ To p ic * --------- > • ==4 /V co ML Cl - I ■r? i, IT , A Gt.ccTRfC CCLG r tr Sttockts/GPR«CES It / : £ j: Y 3 (3 £c l,: nTXi X>.^ S lUf - s MEG U 8 FAT. O ff. > UT NCA StFVlCC. INC. BY TAYLOR bum a p p e t it e s MOM’N POP /Cl '//// A HEAD FOR BUSINESS , ' ife ? A N Y/CLL t L L Be k ic g c o -A lo r HEBE ' ISPO SE ME S T m c o OPTCLL MIGHT HO HUM — I s ’Pose<?stcK ’s ST(LL IN 8ED — WAITING FoR M £ Vo CALL HtM — AS USUAL morning lvo /a - r. AT SOME COV'S HOUSE— THAT MEANS h e 'l l e e G ood am * l a t t F c r w o p k - DONY S ’POSC OH .WELL' - l <VtN GET CN Eft^LiCR CHICK ( 5 (TTART R)fl PIE O FFlffE - L WON'T HAVE Tb BOTHER STOPPING To Cook 8 RE a h p a s t F op h i m - lltlrteeruyeiir-old Huhlu FerneH touldn'l even say "Merry t ’liri-tmas*’ Jn Mnjtlish when she arrived in Aim iien from Sweden mi Christ mas eve four years ai:o. Hut now she is tile sehnolniii M|ielliit|f chnmpiun of the atate of Mivliiftan. This charming pirtuie of her was taken in Wash­ ington, where she went til fi>li)|>e!e ill a national pelling lire. NO. HE ISN’T MR GUNN - T HERE (S HC? r% * X X Iwt) j . -^ / ■ • n h ! Two Pioneers of the Air Meet s X J s ^ V " ' S° 1 '— J lV 3 A v sto u » r»t orr,_o itt’ KL "I* BY CRANE WASHINGTON TUBUS II l V- V JOE'S WIFE RM WASH?. vw V sU T H / V. eurr reuu S fttu , A VCAH? j ^ no^odv. ^ SECRET. CAHOy BOTCH.! w •- S’» ’ ' i1 ->(-U \ ^ & T “e firxt man to fly an airplane sun-essfully. Orville Wright (left) anil firnl mail tn fly from New York to 1'nrls, < oloml Charlca Lindt jgh, ruiA. when Luidhergh arrived in U»yuu on Iris way to WutfUiitgtoa I m i l 1 .**T " sk HJULUlte *t/ S i( M j W B f j B m w e tw e W U > SAT ** v VL. V* . ' f a t ___/ �Sanford Daily Herald VNT AD. RATES rrniaj Caah In Advance hone sds, Mill he received lues ....................... .. o* " fines ...................... " *,lu’ prime rates on request. L reduced rates arc for ln .it 1vo insertions. K aortls of average length [counted a tine. L i mum clargo of 3<kr for [ insertion. , , . , 1 advertising is restricted roper classification, an error is made 'I ho San* Herald will ho responsible Lilly 0nc incorrect Insertion, advertiser for subsequent rtions. The office should he fled ini mediately in ease of LINCOLN FORD — FOKDSON 8— Financial Edward Higgins Inc. Commercial & Palmetto. Phone 331 MONEY— to loan on Improvrd de­ , SANFORD , Overland Co. Willy aed able residential prnpcrtj Knights- S- t)v<rluml. Whlppll* Sanford Ht r* per cent Interest, no Park &. Co.mijteriflal Sts. Phono f»K, brokerage- AddiTHH Loan P. O Box 503 City. FOR SA LK- 1020 Ford roadster new Dueo finish. New tires. 11—- Miscellaneous Perfect condition. $251). phone I8J .or rail 503 First National Rank Building. TWO R|.; FRIGE RATO US — Good eund.tiiiii; priced reasonable.Ptcr.■mn Ijitkin, Inc. Mclainder Arcnda SEMINOLE HUDSON- ESSEX Phone 880. INC *203 Oak AvoWan led Phono 41 MEN AND WOMEN ... of good ap­ pearance lo work for a local con­ cern. Easy work, full or spare time, Depend on good remuneration, pa;, every day ROYAL GLEANERS A DYERS Apply to The Herald Office. ! iVo clean anything. Do all kinds of I plaiting. Phono 481-J. l.r»— Apartment For Kenl 4 — H n sin ess S e rv ic e All! The Dempseys Again FOR RALE;— FOUR ROOM COT* TACK ON ONE OF B EST L O T S[ ON MAGNOLIA AVENUE, NEAR SOUTH SIDE SCHOOL.- PRICE REASONABLE. TERM S TO SU IT PURCHASER. OWNER IIOX 431 CARE HERALD. 112 E. Second St. J , H. JACKSON Rhone Gil FOR CALI ONE OF B E ST FIV E ROOM BUNGALOWS ON PALMETTO AVENUE. IN SANFORD HEIGHTS. CORNER LOT, EQUIPPED WITH ELECTRIC RANGE AND WATER HEATER,PRICE LESS THAN MARKET VALUE. TERM S 1U SUIT- HOX 15 C.O. HERALD. — ---------- # " l f # 'ij -------1 —ttu.’ ft*»■4 Nolicc To Cily Tax Payers! By Order of the City Commission time for payment of City Taxes without extra costs has been ex* tended to September 1, 1M27. FOR SA LE:.... FIV E ROOM SPANISH BUNGALOW ON PARK AVENUE. J CAR GARRAGE. NICE I,AWN. IMMKDIATE POSSESSION. CAN’T BE MEAT FOR THE PRICE. TERM S $200.00 CASH. BALANCE MONTHLY. BOX 118 CARE HER ALD. • PHONOGRAPH repairing, piano 2 0 — F a rm s I - j r S a le , tuning by oxperU with 17 years FURNISHED A1*AI IT ME NT 1experience. Sanford Music Store Three rooms ami hath, all mod >and Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & 1J Me era conveniences, good location Lander Atomic, Phone 832. reason able tent. Phono 831-J. BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation TO ADVERTISERS In The Stale Of Florids 2 three room partly boxes and general cement work FOR RENT In the flowing well dirtiiH near Herald representative Miracle Concrete Co. .1. E. Tor* furnished apartments. Apply Her­ Sanford, with clay suhsoil. On ald. mghly fmniliai with rates, willeger, Proy. 3rd nud Elm. the highway and -me inilo from i and cliitwsi iicUiion will U. R. station. LAN EY,S DRUG STORE -Pre­ TWO rooms, kitchenette and bath; ym. com pile Information, Already cleared, Perfect beautiful outlook; nil improve­ scriptions, Drugs, Seda. We aro if you wish, they will assist drainage. ments; attractively furnished; as near you ms your phone. Call 10J ml. in wording your want ud. Virgin soil of unsurpassed fer moderate rent by wrok. Young’s lake it morn effective, THINK—If you nr« ‘ tanking of Apartments, office 200 N. Park tility j will grow anything. l.OoO Acres in units of 8 neroa, building, why pay the Architects Ave. IMPORTANT NOTICE ns many as you «-atit several hundred dollars for plans, dvcrvlscra should give their when you can get the Kamo free, T\VfO NEW— nicely furnished AT A PRICE SO LOW IT WILL "Make Your Head Swim" upartments. $25 per month. 815 ,.t (,r postoffice address a* and keep your money In your pock Home Seekers, Here Is Your i im their phono number if rt . For Ijurthcr information see W. First St. Phono 207. Chance r dosirn results. About one SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS. It May Never Come Again j.-r out of a thousand has V. C. Collei.. Prop Prop. Building Con* 1 6 — H ouses F o r Kent If you ran make a small cash Mcphotio and the others tractor, General Shop it Mill Work k communicate with you and Him no Painting, 115 N. MY HOME FOR RENT— furnish payment and finance yn»r first Ls they know your wWreHM. etl or unfurnished. Phone 812-.I crop, it will easily pay for the French Ave. Phono 236-J. land. Ii dlHcmitinunnce MUM "e 8th A Summerlin. I.UMBER and complete lino of L j,, person at 3 he Sanford If you are looking for a "Snap" building material. Ia»w prices. SIX ROOM HOUSE— 3 miles i Here It Is , Li Id offire or by letter. TeleSecurity Lumber Co., "Whero Good See Me At Once [,,, ilisroulinuanceH are not west on Mount Dura Road. Ga­ (iradca Come From " Muplo and rage, electric lights, flowing well, W. PI. YOUNG Sixth. Phone 797. Bargains In Real Estate garden, hens. Good rate by year to Prompt • Efficient rtetjuu Park Ave. and Commercial St. (CONCRETE in every shapo and responsible party. Apply at house Service or iiy letter to E. M. Church, 1U> form, Mocks, tile ronling, orna2 1 — A c re a g e F o r Sale inentnls, etc. Sanford O incnt Prod­ French Ave. ucts Company, Fifth and Maple FOR RENT., ‘i room house with MUCK LANDS AI itwl And Found arrival in Now York for Jack ’s Sts. Phone llk-W . Ixilh on West First Street. $25,(HI Ju st three mites ri.mi the c llj mihKU, , Tayl or. Belov Month. Apply 117 Popular Avenue limits on highway I have eight CLARENCE SMITH ’ ............ . acres of muck lands that can he promising him -50,Will berries oi i ; - IIlack and white Female General Contractor FOR RENT Rer; Surlduy; has been clipbought for $500 an an e or special Sharkey, UK) West F irst Stro«* 5 ROOM UNFURNISHED STUG- price made on all of i*. Thirty I wears collar; Reward. Phono M P h im * 44 J i ii BUNGALOW. 2 BED ROOMS, acres in entire Irart Includes citK’, 2019 Park Ave. LIVING ROOM, DINING ROOM. itis lands ami oth er good g a rd e n tv r m ; r u n t r t r u t itT« 111.) l.'lt.i. Ii rv tin,| TV-THlim H lllilV I. ( H u l l crlHBting. Metal Bhinglen; KITCHEN (equipped with electric It.imi. * yii place i.n imiii lM'imry nnu |-|.U i i i i m is a m i I ' imi m : vi nmmmcnu'nls standing Beam tin and galvanized range), BATH (with hot and cold truck of all kinds. Men can makeim m .i : r m v r t i in r titM .'K ir NA*»MI a i /.ina WYt.l.V nod At roofs. Mee Janies II. Cownn. Oak water). LOCATED 2300 PALMET­ living raising hull:*, celery, vegeTO AVENUE. RENT SUMMER tables and poultry for Sanford and " v •’"loplalojois ave. and Third St. Phone 111. IGATION and PLUMBING— I Orlando market!). Addniss R.VA. C.l g g .iniiMtu.v. itiusii ivaio iir Bp*eialty. We handle electric vVIGHT-CH RISEN BERRY PRINT RATES. PHONE 148. care Herald. This will not ho on u o itT tl. ami 'I'll' l-'F''III' t'ltm hr*, pumps, home light mid SHOl* — Printing, Ergrxving, market long. If you do not think i l',!,1? 1.1 ' L < la.'.'.VtL'1 *'>N' Lr plauta. Saul’urd Machine Co. bitltruBJing. iita us firm. We do land ia worth tho nriro try U* < nm tk ’ i : »>r m \s t i : u : s a m : it. Phone 417-W. R. R. Avcouabuy .-ome of the muck lands i n 1 \'mic> m iiin-iiy given .......unilAuKimchilcH o th e r p a r ts o f tho e o im trv . I 11ml l‘> ' " t m - " f iln- fla il 'l - c n t.oitimernni Street. DODGE 4-ROOM Cottage, unfurnished, fer 26— MiHcelhinoous For Salt’ nure cars and Graham Trucks 6 — Help Wanted (M ale) rent. 1700 block, $25 a month and 13th St. Phone 3. Box 1700 cure________________ Herald. v.i ,Grocery .. I UR SALE -Nice clean liiilNS Si COWMAN CO., Auto YOUNG- MAN WITH CAR A 17__ llusittewM I’lorey Fur K elli f',,,rr' business I lf IIUSIIUSM 1 in c tH 1 o r HUM m,,| 0 , , “’rw i|) hMI„||t, forces ,|,.a L Call Indmtnr nud «heel metal works splendid City Route tlmt will t l In and ornaments’ sheet mein! pay currier around $20 weekly is . • . 1 at once 310 Cypress Ave. now open. Territory is boat in San­ A JIR A C T IV r ttiorns to rent for | ford distance is short. Don’t apply stores or offices at Parti Ave W | S A L E :C O R N E R LOT IN unless you can furnish good refer­ snd Gommerrlnl ftreet. SANFORD IIUICK CO W M ! I’lN EIIU R ST ONE BLOCK ence and intend to stick. Circula­ Young, Owner, 20R Park Are., op-, |.'|to,M FRENCH. CASH TALKS, 21J Magnolia Ave . tion Dept. ’I he Herald. Phone 307 ponitc Court House. MAKE AN O FFER. REPLY LOT LOYH WANTED—Can usu five BUP.T— MARMONS good hoys who are hustlers. Can Sanford Automobile Co. Mngnnllu Ave. Phone 137 oni'u an high us u lollur an nfteimioit. Apply Circulation Depnrt- Two story home good coiulitioiiinent Herald. Well located —close 1 n—$JUU() liOOST SANFORD ’ TRK New Sanford Booster 5-2181 cash— $ii0 per nionth. All Phe Answers ie displnying hunch of celery TUPCO AUTO TOP URKSSINO e»sl $2750. Waterproofs, softens and pie- S ' t uggs-Scnggnn Realty Co. M each. Studcbaker Agency Below nre the correct answers si rves, makes your top lust fo r- Phono 735 or 338-J . Masonic .Tern Juan Garago Co. |to Ihe "Now You Ask One" quesever; money hack guarantee, im pie. j lions found oil page (00). hruidi fuss or muss, 500 cans sidd! ------------------------MODEL TRIM CO. I -The sponge is an animal hi Fla. last 20 days. Salesman The banyan tree of India sends irim tho c a r , not the owne that never moves ami has no sense wanted. See D. W, Short. Sul", down roots from its branches Ly 1‘honc 817 for e stim a te s , organs. Mgr. II Ball Bld’g. Sanford, Fla. 'form additional trunks. P. W. RADFORD I 2—Chameleons change I heir |color in response to such stimuli fear, excitement, drowsiness, Ry Blosser ins DECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS heat and cold. 3 -T h e kangaroo stands up and sits down at the same time, S A V VRUATS ALL VDAirLL X SfcE. OSCAO.'! V D A V -M A V )E / 0 T i l—Skunks fight entirely with 7JUS STUPP ABOUT A/M 601/J' ACoMWD YELLIM X T O L D VOU A B O U T tooth and claw, y ou c UWCLG CL&M tA itp i/B o D V ABOUT MIS A O W IT DOES I d—Tim zloty is the new rmineU M O .& C L E M ’S P O A J/ AAMIAJ' SGCM A laiy unit of Poland. It is worth 7 n IJ035 /OO OTHER VWO/JDERPUL ) , AZJ' a o u j ujo/o d l p f u l one ninth of a dollar. peyoy i/o ttaict v Pctwy ACW ” J \ IT \sH 7— Spain, Portugal, Italy,Po­ M JO B LD C A /J / J land and Albania have dictators. -v D o?? r i 8— 'There are fourteen republics in Europe; Andorra. Albania, Aus­ tria, Czechoslovakia, Esthonia, Finland, France Switzerland, Greece, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland E l l e n H o y , Tax Collector. ra ra S B r f *5511£5 s they looked upon their *’ Upper photo, Jack and Tex” Rickard mill Jack, t:< fur a reran with Jack iHittin IF Mti 7 ^ Hui t i n! , , i 311m| i*; I in lit**' W V f i , H.1 i i*«» * * b ;i i n u . N u i III lh'*tii** .« W ThGENMME )^>TO A s p iL E OP R o c k 5 A P IL E , S C A B S ' : S T A R S ', / jo BUT M EBBG I CAM olOEr N'UD A M A T C A __ qlj you?? 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Chicago C 6c E 1 4)10 p.m, For h o o tb li, ilrrfS n * car rtH m U lm u , lartt ami n k r r lu ftn M IiM , apply Is jo u r konir lit le t d f m l, or t *ta ime sno.M. iuic jKtiMTiih. fltnli » c Mirwr urv.kiteH) jKttMnOa, tWrU, a a nan - in trr.,w« n^. jKiMmk. rw ,., DIXIE ROUTE S c e n ic *“» im% fur *I*-**<l. iMiltl In i*tttti|i1y u Ml* ili«* HIM I h i ' h ’l n f u l«* u f m * * tn'ihi. '* >. H W l i . u i N . S n N : ju*« Lil &*‘dh li r lii i ' l i m n * * ' ry# I Lm *5, If4*|'l'iMU {tt*< 1**11* I •s i : \ i • • * " I, f"l I" Il'l |»l,l lll llll H. 1.11* i l . 211. I,caving Sunlonl rt 2:30 P. M. Reluming ,\l li'00 P, M. IxCrfnH Trip -r>0 Cents lae’ arling Adm^sion To Pool Available for Charter Keasunnhle Kale See Ctipl. Rice A P LE A S A N T EVENING AT HOME Relief from ln*ect peeta I* close at land. You need go r.o further than tha nearest drug store, gro­ cery store or hardware atore. There you will fin I W intergrccn* Fenole— the insecticide that n e v e r fails. Practice in State & Federal Courla Garner. Woodruff Bldg. Phnnn K'JU T h e c h ild re n a re In bed and th o houLC Is q u ie t, w h ile J o h n and Mary In c o m fo r t a n d c o n t e n t m e n t a r e s p e n d in g t h e e v e n in g to g e th e r. W e ll lig h te d h o m e s c re a te a c o n g e n ia l a n d h a p p y a tm o s p h e re for' m u tu a l e n jo y m e n t. M a ry 4s n o t to o tire d to th o r o u g h ­ ly e n jo y th o e v e n in g w ith h e r h u s ­ b a n d , fo r J o h n s aw to It t h a t M a ry 's p a la c e w a s p ro p s rly e le c tr ifie d a n d e q u ip p e d w ith a p p lia n c e s th a t gave M a ry le is u r e to m a k e h e rs e lf a t t r a c ­ tiv e fo r h im . U s e e l e c t r ic it y , y o u r c h e a p e s t s e r v a n t n N P O W fg ^ rCNOLE CHEMICAL CO. JuLwmlltr. f it . (One Day Service $1.0(1* •nd lliui Stand. )( F lats.__ Tint* Q vurtf Sanford Laundry DHONZ (75 £ o m px^ At Oiattip. 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W1NTERGREEN QWCDA t LET ME RIDG 11/ aw soo/os i gcjt om 1r BLgiaD 7b hAVSVACgS AW’^EMCES l AELDOMTJLL'ir rrv B pa g e THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1027 FCNOLt PhOllC 'ml � 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 06, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 06, 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 06, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3636efd30485eac145615f39ea93c254.pdf 03a261bbd3f6f4f20849f280e94f2e8a PDF Text Text TH E WEATHER YOUli NIWSPAPER Generally fa ir tonight and F ri­ day, except probnbly local thunder­ showers Friday afternoon. Lslicd in Florida’s H eart World’s Greatest Vegetable on. Its Richest Garden I jw i I Leased Wire International News Service LEGATE Id Eight Oeeantlops Are Now Planned SANFORD. FLORIDA, THURSDAY, JULY aring ACREERESORTS Tarascon Proposes 500 Visitors On Good Will Motorcade OfLake County TO AH ALIBI IN Joint Ocean Fligh t 'FORD WORSES Hy International News Flight non-slop trans-A tlantic Bights, both from the American nnd Europcnn continents, were in r ighl today nn the fliers, five men and three wonin, announced plans fu r the perilous crossing. They am : d ia rie s A. Levine, who hopes to obtain a French pilot to fly his monoplane Columbia back from Hu rope. Lt. Paul Tnrnscon, who plans to fly in the near future from Paris to Chicago. Kcnc Fonck, who is preparing for n non-stop flight from New York to Paris. Mm. Grace MeCloiltuv of Austin Trjf„ who is making ready for n flight over tho route taken by Col. Charles Lindbergh. • Lloyd Rcrlmud* who has agreed t i fly from Now York to ltome, and return. Mrs. Gladys liny, who with Lieut Dclninr L. Snyder is also nn entry ill tho Mew York to Rome race. Tlitr*. Rnscho, German girl stunt GENEVA, July 7— (INS) llior, who planir a “solo” fliglit With tho American, Brit- across . the ocean. It and Japkneao delegations] Another German, duet- who to complete tho long cross­ gidly maintaining t h e i r hopes ing some time this rummer. lints of view on the warmly I Several other trans-A tlantic ntesled question of'-crui«er! flights are in prospect hut their image, the deadlock in the I plans have not yet readied u defi­ nite stage. Auto Magnate Avers Coolidgc Has MndeCapahlcExecntive And Deserves Another Op­ portunity To Serve Nation Richest Man Has No Political Aspirations roe-power naval conference} >rsi ;ted today. Leaders of ; i : th re e delegations* howcv- ' [ Jndi ;ted th a t they expect . i ntually to reach an ugreoment. t p V f arc still looking for a way ; luiuproirrinc on the cruiser is- ' L,” till Hugh S. Gibson, bond nl' L American delegation. It is n [t,1 nut to crack hut we hnvo not ■ given up hope." ■The Ant'-rlcan delegation wan lirierc’d by the support of Jap* I whirl) Ims lined .up squarely Eh thr United States in opposlTin* third of a series of m eetings l-i to the Rritiih proposni-t to set fur the purpose of discussing the I C(11 0 i th i tot Jinr i e o f the British nnd Antcr- | proposed St. Johnn-Indinn river i anal is to he Itch! Monday night Bn crni <r strength. n* 8 o'clock in the Lyman School Ivdm lral Viscount Monoru Saito | building, midwruy between Alta­ ■ rtmllv errar n nd Japan’s disnn* j monte and Longwood, according to ■ mil .? lb RNHsh proposal fo*-• an announcement m ade'this mornR fner* J fonvige “for defon- lug. I i- purj> rr." Bo said ho m n1 rank Evans, who is county .'rrrrf ih niinimum Amor!..... es- Commissioner for the district in IntatH of (In respective ’rltish which the m eeting will he Imld, ad Araprican . fomiC:*e—1250,000- told a representative of Tho Hermere : coptable fo* the people , uitl today that several speaker^ would lie on the program. C. E. who has -been -tlr: • delegations will inf* rm principal speaker in opposition t • Ih* ihitish nnd American repro- the project, will again lie on the »nt: ' ves th a t they will absolutely program at the Lyman School Mr. V- to accept the British pro- Evans stated. | ” nl of 000.000 cruiser tonnage Proponents of tho canal and - r l America's compromise prn- members of the board stated thii ■r.-al nf 400,000 tons. Tho Japan- nfternoon that they had heard no­ • Iningly favor tho proposition thing of the meeting until inform­ lar!" t»y the United States at tho ed by Tile Herald hut that speak­ ifoiiry of tho conference—250,- ers erpresenting them would be on >00 fur cruisers and 200,000 for de- hand. It. W. Penman* Jr., assist, Iroyers. ant secretary of tho Board, and J. The Japanese indiented th at C». Bull, n member ami also reercivhile they appreciated Britain's tnfy. disclniind knowledge of the rohlemi regarding the defense of nu eting. 'r Inro!' and trad* r rV ''s tlmy It will lie impossible’ fo r Col. cvcrtlielei'S believe that if the ton- Gilbert A. Youngbcrg. engineer age was raised to the point sug- for the Board, to lie present Mon­ pnl ! by Britain it would neces- day night, they’ stated, “ At n later •nte a program of new con- date, we will see th at Col. Young| traction on tlicir part to build In rg spends a day and nn even­ U’ 'l.iir navy to the treaty ratio. ing in that district for the purpose I F.\ !i :n•,ro important to Japan of explaining thq project to the I*, seem* ir- Hie question of the :ic- voters” .Mr. Ball said. I ud Jap'incHc ratio rn th fr than the The election on*the cnnnl is to I 't:d i nr -r tonnage. The Jnpan- ht> held Aug. 10, and n number of I ■ have a rnt)o of “S' ’in the meetings nfo scheduled for vari­ I 5 I! r.itiu and their oxnerts are ous sections of the county nnd for V" • " plans contemjdjiUng 1 the city of .Sanford previou to I I r a ti.......... •wo :i 1 and 0.0 that date. ‘ f inls so t'> build f'P i* national prestige. Charity Breaks Down initia­ tive, Says Motor King Com­ menting OnPhllanthrophies DETROIT, Ju ly 7— (IN S )— Henry Ford Today endorsed President Coolitljje for u third term in th<> White House. The richest man in America told IntiTimthmnl Nows Service i.i nn exclusive interview that lie believed Mr. Coolidgc hnd made a p o d president. “ For thin reason, Ford said- he favored giving the President another term. This Lit of political news feat­ ured a talk with tho auto king on social ami political problems. His endorsement of the president came in response to u ijirc-ct question, “in your opinion, lias Mr. Coolidga made a good president?” "Certainly,” Ford replied brief- With a t least 500 people ex­ pected to lie in tho motorcade which is to arrive in Sanford,fr°m Lrk» County Friday a t poott, prejarations were today p in g forward in an effort to have every possible means of ralfortainuent nt tho disposal of the visitors, who are to spend the en­ tire nfternoon as the guest* of tho Stanford Chamber v t Com­ merce. 4 T ie auditorium of the *City Hall is being put in s h a p e 1 this m on'iig. Tables and chairs cap­ able of taking care of a rro\Vl of 550 persons pro to be instnlleji this nftcraom . Immediately following the a rri­ val oi tho delegation, tile member* will lv taken to ilio auditorium, where they nro to receive 4 fo r­ mal vclcome from Mayor 1F o r­ rest Unite, S. O. Shinholsor,;pres­ ident of the Chamber, nmljothcr prominent citizen* of Sanford. Lunriicon will follow and dur- hu declared. “ It destroys clinrnetcr. A .man can do g rea ter Injury by (dtjiirity tlmn ii^ any other way in the rvorld. If you *want to make an enemy too, hand him something for nothing." “ What the best form of rhari l y 7 7 * Ik mih t.iii. “True charity is not to give mo­ ney but to give u man an oppor­ tunity to make money for himself." The man who paid a federal tax last year on tin income of between $5,000,000 and $10,000,000; extends charity in just that’ way. All his efforts have been to put fallen men and women back on t heir feet. Some of ids charities include a tremendous hospital here. A pure food laboratory where specialists tcck n perfect food, un ninnzim; industrial school for orphan hoys He employs ex-convicts in ids fac­ tories! probably more than any other mnn irt tho world, lie give . Jobs to down nnd outers. “ I give them a chance to gain experience,” Ford explained. "If I handed them money, they would lay down and never learn to get ahead.” Ford’s employment of ex-con­ victs lias Loch a subject of much discussion in business and labor circles, “ Why do you employ ex-con­ victs?” IIo was asked. “They uro entitled to their chance.” lie responded. “When (Continued on page four) LONDON, July 7. (IN S)—'The A ustralian aviators, Smith and Uim, who recently flow around A ustralia and completed plans for it traits-Pacific fliglit will leave by steam er for San Francisco on July 21 according to a dispatch from Melbourne today, • From San Francesco* using a single engined machine of Hu type utiwd by Charles A. Lindbergh in his Spirit of St. I» u is they will key off for Honolulu without floats From there the flight will Ik* ciitinued in stages with float* with A ustralia as the objective. Balchen Flies To Amsterdam for Conference With Fokker Officials Former Partner Of nmmander Byrd and his comF ’-ions will lonvp Paris Saturday film ing for Boulogne from which Place Byrd will go to U> Bouquet niter u brief May nt th a t French ii . . . r**°rt will proceed to unklrk. Hie municipality o f Dunt* m « l,lr ° n :,<*y ,,,nking arrange- u\ ra i, 11 deniorutrnlioD. «i,_ * l’1' wujuo an honorary rlcon*'. coni erred W upon^ “Vc him.n l70141 niv'inl At Hie enme time medals will -d to Byrd’s cpmpaniohs hut Ilyvd '«. medal will lie gold whiio tie others will lie silver. Thft lionor conferred upon Byrd by Prtrnier Poincurc wqs iiigher titan that granted to Col. (!liarles Lindbetgli who was nindc n ciievalicr of the Legion of Honor, GominumkB Byrd was mi^do nn officer uf the (Ix-gion. This |higher lionor was due to Commander Byrd's greater age and his fliyjit over tho North Pole. Coinnnndcr Byrd and his usso ci.it:'fliers were warmly receiv­ ed todjjy by Bcrnnnd Buisson, prcsidi )t of tlie Chumlicr of depu­ ties. Tit* fliers arrived in tho salon (if the dininbcr nt 11:40 thi* morn­ ing um; wero introduced to Presi­ dent lliisson by Sheldon Whitehouse, American Chargo D’Affairs, i President Buisson apologized to tho American Biers because no formal ) rceptinn hud liceii arrang­ ed, ex|iainiiig th at the Chamber of Deputies bud no formal session achcdulpl. Coni ii under UyTd thanked the *■ r discussing " ‘ ' preside it nnd,• p fte thu flight, told Buisson of his plans for a S uth Polo expedition . in'tf the nftcnuxin the visitors will have their choice of seeing motion pictures, taking n rule on l-ake Monroe, or attending the ba. i-lmll game between Sanford end St. Petersburg, The opportun­ ity will bo afforded for them to enjoy all three of tho diversions if they wish. Tho free movies are to M art at, l o’clock a t the Milnnc. The baseball game does not begin until -l o'clock. Tho Sanford Woman's Club la to servo the luncheon at the City Hall. It will bo free to all visitors and to 'tho members of tho Sanford Chamber of Com­ merce, Today, 11. J. T rotter, secre­ tary, announced that Mr. Shinholscr is urging ns many members of the local organization us pos­ sible to ho on hand. A largo delegation of merch­ ants nro expected to ho present owing to the fuel that nil arrange­ ment:! have boon handled by the Retail M erchants Ci.mmitteu of too Chamher. I'TJlGSIG CASE With Charles Levine School Principal, Accused Of] Doing One Of Masked Men Who Whipped Women And Son. Fights Back In Court Farmer’s Story Paves Way For The Defense M. B. Looney Says Acree Was Attending Sick Cow Cntil 11:40 On Night Of Whipping Lost Diminished Tarascon Would Have Chicago And World Record As His Goal WASHINGTON, July 7.— (IN S) —Despite the fact th a t rum row htui been smashed nnd the foreign liquor ships driven fnr out to BARIS. July 7— (INS)— sea by tho vigilance of the U. S. Lieut. Paul Tnrnscon. French coast guard, n considerable qenn- ■ tity of foreign liquor is itiM ! flier who haa a Pnris-To-Ohlfinding its way to the thirsty engo flight in mind, today American consumer. proposed to Charles A. Le­ While tho only offlclnl cstiexamination, the defense culled mnte of tho nnnunl volumo of vine. who wants to fly hack neighbors of Acrca in its effort to smuggled liquor—th at contained ' to the United States, th a t prove th at tho school tenclier in the Commerce D epartm ent’s [ they both leave for America could nftt have been with flogging “bnliuico of International pny- nt the same time in two air­ bnnd. • is not .yet Available,. ex1110111*”—...... The defense called M. H. Looney, ports predicted today th a t the planes. a form er to lay tho ground work figure for 1028 would not be for Snrh a plan. Tarascon said, for Acroc's alibi. below th a t of the preceding year would largely eliminate the danger Looney said be bail a sick cow —$40,000,000. of getting lost. tlie night of June 11—the night T,evln» hnd previously gnnoimeAt bootleg prices, with the Lloyd Heriaud. Air Mail Flier, Atlornoy-Gcncral Rules Thai Mrs. Bowers was flogged—nnd volume cd thn» he would flv hn«-k f i N w of the smuggled product that he drove to Acrcb’n home nt York If he could obtain a Frcech Wltp Planned To Go With County Board Has No Right Enstalloo n t 11 P. M. to get him nioro than doubled by wntoring, pilot for hi* Pellnnen plane, the Chamberlin. Plans Greatest In Vacate Offices Of Con­ to treat the cow. Acrce formerly the liquor probnbly represented Columbia, in which he nnd Clnrproceeds of more than $100,000,­ Flight in Aviation History stable And Just ice Of Pence was county farm demonstrator. enco Chamberlin made n non-stop Acree, the witness said, waited 000 on the retail m arket. Pfght from New York to Kottbu*. NEW YORK, July 7— (IN S )— Following receipt of an opinion to hunt up some medicine, nnd It Tho volume of the import over Germany. Tho explanation for I loyd Rertnud, fanuum a ir ipnil rendered by Attomey-Gonornl was midnight or a fter before they the enstem const was reduced C hnnhcrtlp’s decision not to pilot m aterially during the year, the the Columbia hppk was that he haa pilot, id in New York today {re- Ravin the state .in i which the readied the farm. 1 ,' , latter stated th n t there is no I.oonc.v added that the defendant bootleggers and sm ugglers tra n s­ “other engnpements” in the Unit­ pnring for n jo n ton flight to authority for n board of coun­ remained for several hours tre a t­ ferring their m ajor operations to ed Stale* thnt necefTUata hi* re­ Home nnd back in giant Fokkcr fv commissioners to abolish n jus- ing tho row and thnt when Acree the Canndinn border. turn by boat shortly. liionojiinne. harked by Willittin tire of the pence district (luring finally left it was n:40. Tnrascnn proposed th a t he ob­ Liquor sm uggling declined In Kundoli )i lienrst. Lite term of office of nn incumMrs. Bowers and her son testi- volume in the Inst 12 months, tain n pilot for Levine nnd thnt Accoihj’iinied by bis wife, 15rr- lient of that district thereby throw- ’ fied thill the blind of floggers came h<* (Tnrnscon) hop off for the U n­ tnml arrived Inst niglit fro in 'in g raid incumbent out of otfiro”, for Hum nt 2 A. M. Loonoyr de­ but with tho increasing difficulty ited Stntcs nt the same timo in Cleveland, lie li:i; been flying tho K. E. Walker, eonstnblo of tho sov- clared Acree always hnd borne n to purchase a good qunlity of in­ hi* Bernard monoplane. Cluvclnnd-Nevv York mail roulo enth justice of the peace district, good reputation in the county but toxicant the jijlco has gone up “ If both our planes should leave ever since hi quarrel with Levine ripo.iiinced this morning Hint he admitted, on cross examination, m aintaining the vulue nt substan­ nt. the same time the danger of tially the snino figure ns for the resulted in bis oimting from tho that ho hnd heard "folk of ids do­ getting lost would ho eliminated n e w of thi ilrllam a in which ing things no mnn ought to do.” lust threoron XDKK T have wirelesa ap p arat­ Chamberlin flew overseas. Measured by dollar values because He added thnt this was gossip enus nhonrd mv plane nnd could keep Test flight - on tho Fokkcr nro Jiquor smuggling wns $20,000,000 | In touch with wfoplcaa statjqnn on scheduled to be tumle n t Tetetlm ro in 1023, $30,000,000 in 1U23, mid land and w ith ship* n t sen. said •\. .r„ ttlr Inttn part of Ibis ruoTTllt. $40,000,000 for the next two yenrs Tnrnecon. The actual fliglit to Rome is planaccording to official estimates. mil for the early p art of August. “ Once we nrrived over New­ A check is now being made on foundland Levine could continue Tho second pilot for the flight liquor exports from neighboring to New York hut I intend to try will not lie named until shortly be­ countries foreign production nnd to get a* fnr ns Chicago without fore hopping off lime. consumption to obtnin a 1020 stopping nnd thereby set n new Anthony Fokkcr and R. C. Nonrestim ate. nviatlon record.” iliiyn, liis m anager, are rushing ""Progress 1ms been made in the “The flying radius of my plane the. plane to completion. Thu great past fiscal year in driving uwny allows me ju st enough gas to giffolino tank, t huh will carry tho rum ships, according to const rench Chicago,” snld Tnrascon. nitre than l,2m> gallons of foul, in guard officials. Two years ago to lio placed in position within n from 50 to 100 rum ships were few days. assembled off tho const, mninH ie Rome non-stop will lie the tainitig a close contact with shore longest ever attem pted. Fulhcrorganizations. A t tho close of the im rc, it may take the Southern year, June 30, only infrequent routu over more, than 2,000 miles stragglers appeared. A few rum of tho Atlantic Ocean. ships were lurking about 200 Other trans-A tlantic flights to miles off the const. (Into have been over tlie northern circle, with nn uctunl w ater jump of about 1,000 miles. It is believed l,y experts that much more favorable flying wea­ ther is to bo found mi thu south­ ern course. NEW LONDON, Conn., July 7— Tho Fokkcr will have a crusing (INS)- - “ lLuto.j Billy Williams, notoriiu! gem thief wanted for range of more than 5,000 mil. Tho actual distance to bu cover the murder c f a policeman nt Scarsdale, N. 4’., was captured nt on a fliglit to' K< mo will appro niato 1,000 air miles. Sound View- Old Lyme, Conn., to ­ day a fte r u gun battle in which ho was slightly wounded, and is now on his w ay to New York with de­ tectives from th at city who cap­ The Snnford Lions nt their week­ tured him. Thc cnno of the state versus ly meeting toduy at the Semlnofo Williams waived extradition once Cufo accepted an invitation to bu William Jacobs, charged with the ho luid been placed in policu head­ the guests of tho Daytona Beach possession of liquor, occupied the attention of the county court all quarters here. Lion’s Club a t luncheon on T hurs­ ■i m _. it 1 . Ibis morning and witnesses were day July 21. A fter the luncheon .-•till being heard up until one o'­ a golf match will he played be­ clock this nfterm on. Tills enso tween the two clubs. Lion Knox wns appointed to re­ TAMPA, Fla. July 7(IN S—Over grew out of n v i.it inndo to J a ­ 15,000 cigar workers toduy walk­ cobs' place nearly a year ugo by present the club on tho Safety Stephen­ ed out of Tuinpu factories in a Deputy Sheriffs t lirls SEATTLE, July 7— (IN S )—De­ Committee which is composed of a “j >nipathrtlc strike" protesting son and Joe Brin! ley, who discov­ nouncing stute untl-cvolution laws member of every civic organization against the axcrution of Nicol.i ered 45 gallons of moonshine li­ tho resolutions committee of the in the city. Sacco and Bartolomeo Vunsctli in quor put up in five gallon jugs. The following mcmliershlp npNational Education Association M assuchussetts. Tho 24-hour strike Tlie liquor was confiscated nnd wns was on record today against legis­ plications were accepted; M. Y. which luul been scheduled from being used as evidence in the trial. pared to join Ur.* ranks of tho mo­ lative interference w ith courses of Bledsoe, E. C. Adams, Hodgson lust week, met with no disapproval '.’roMcuting Attorney John G. tion picture brunch of the Actor's study in public schools. Ball, E. A. Enrp and B. L. P erk­ on tho p art of factory owners un>i I.cottardi was hnndting tho caso Equity Association. The resolutions committee also ins. Although a trucc hnd been called criticized the maintenance by law hud more thu semblance of u holi­ for tho state whiio George A. DeMax Stcw nrt will have chargo t ’ottes of the firm DcCottes nnd when 10 icuding producers agreed of certain required day. subjects ns of tho meeting next Thursduy. Cigar m anufactures used the op­ Spencer wns defending Mr. Jacobs. to postpone the proposed 10 per­ compulsory m ilitary training and President Frank Talbot presided a t E. Hawkins was found cent snlnry slash for studio work­ compulsory physical education. tho meeting today. portunity today to hnvo thuir notAlbert guilty of a charge of nMsnutt er* until August 1, 1ho film play­ d i rival forces make tlicir fiscal Jim- inventory, the “strike" was arid battery, yesterday afternoon. ers met hare last night nnd voted to show no grluvuncc against man­ This charge was made by Carl to Join tho Equity Association. Tho inovo wns led by Conrad ufacturers, but was merely u for­ Bruton, who declared that Haw­ mal protest on the purt of Tnmpu kins attacked him maliciously and Nagel, executive chairman of the I.O.M Angeles branch of the Actor’s workers against the execution of without cause. E. Scholl, chnrged with catching Guild, nnd Frank Gilmore, execu­ Sacco and Vunsctli labor leaders fish in 'u fish trap, was ulso found tive secretary of tho nutionu! or­ emphasized. , not guilty yesterday utfernoon. ganization. I State Senate Would Tax AdvertisingSpace Australian Airmen To Try Pacific Hop PARIS. July 7—(IN S )—Com­ mander Richard E. Byrd’s quarfo' uf tnins-A tlantic aviators fol" up today for the first time they reach'd Europe. Ilith‘ il'i they had remained together I'.'ing honor* by group. Lieut. Bernt Bnlcbcn, the Norwtgiua-American member of the America's crow, pianned to fjy to Amfterdam today to confer with t'J't* ntutives of tho Fokkcr p ipany regarding plnns for cv n iS o u th Polo cxp iiition. Bnl1*° would remain n Amsterdam only n few hours n 4speeted tn be hack a t the I*! ' fol't uir depot btforo 8 o’clock NUMBER 2«il Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations Edison Dies Today BERLIN, July 7— (IN S)—Dr. Sigmund Bergmnnn, 7fi years old, private councillor and years ago u partner of Tjiomu* A. Edison, tlio noted inventor, died here today. W ith'Edison as hia partner, llergrnnnn fouruied the Bergniann (’«• n pony factory in New York in 1878. It was in this factory th at Edison carried out his first experiments th a t resulted in tho invention of the telephone" the phonograph and electric lights. German Train Wreck Fatal To Nine People BASSE RODE, Germnny. July 7 (IN S )—Nine pontons are dead to­ day a* tho result of n passenger train disaster in tlu. Hnrz Mountrain* re a r hero yesterday. Scores of passengers wero injured. The train was derailed and plunged down a Mountain f ie . Tho track hud Keen washed *Vt by Hoods. At fin tt it was reportedI that only four trainm en were deaq but the others died from injuries ear­ ly this tnominj,'. Notorious Gem Thief Is Captured By Police Liquor Case M o st Important T o d a y For County Court Sanford Lions Will Be Guests O f Daytona Members At Luncheon !Cigar Employees Arc On Sympathetic Strike Anti-Evolution Laws Denounced By N. E. A General Wood Favors Increase Record Fifty Gallon Still War Department Rule In Auto Lienses Is Found Last Night F. W. W alton I* under urrest charged with the illicit making and selling of liquor following a raid made on ids place near laike Mary last n iglit by Deputy Sheriffs tin* construction of u bridge across and Albert E ast Buy, fivu miles cust of l*aChris Stephenson Booth, who were accompanied by numn City nf un overall length, in a federal prohibition agent. The party, working on inform a­ tion which they had previously received, visited the place and found a 50 gallon still, *ix bnrrcU of mash ami two gallon* of liquor. W.'itton m s found ul his house, a short distance away und placed under arrest. The still » bs confisrated nnd brought to the county the Dodge .with 308 jail. It was fully equipped with copper side* uud c o i j j , __ eluding fill approaches- of 4,000 feet. Another calls fo r tho construe- I’u mi mu City to be 1,530 feet in iougtli. The two bridges which will cost approxim ately $2,000,000 art) being financed by Bay county from tho proceeds of « bond issue the Road D epartm ent is supervis­ ing specification* uud construe- �' ' .• * - ?/f» ; T H E S A N F O R D H E R W .R W IJD N K ’ \ Y , JUT*Y C. 1927 PACK SIX -I YOU’D BE SUEBRiSED In the World ofSport ■u e u r t w na p a o w w r n* r<\i'r$ngA!lBases Celerymen im iSSH Over Colts In Game' En r: ltv International New* At Municipal Pari ( : AM^RICAM L6ASUB. UJWP-.fC VI MO IMv/EATt’.O TVtS •ji-’i n 1the llabc to do tl' !t «tUff hat with T 7 H V V “Pug Allen Day” To m T fl U s i/T f ticd a t r, to ft h con*fort' .1 that i l .vr, about , {irc -.r.k for M i ______ pelf. Hi# fORvir*r.HQn c a n m lc d ) f n Home run, *.vhi n iW'-’ t Ofo f O l i-I ,h / Dempsey, it r.oems, will find La self more evenly watched in enrly fight this summer. Shar never 1ms rend n hook either. r o n t o r f i n l f l p r T V li 'h ip l° :tm **»<• Riddle 1* bailed m Lindbergh say# he wants t»j v * L lllv l n t u t ^ j the briirIito.it catching prospect in something to get nwny from i ------------------------------------... . . . , . . . the cheering . . . ju«t 0{fb. He HonoredAtuame1the league. Between Celery men [jamV" linll, exhibiting work in And Brnzicr’sSaints1, tnm ""'fW , h tim n ely t ‘"J "torof,p'c‘ lar.JTh? hitting the <* •••til ” 1’ *»••■•* •• w* •• su*’l*c'* n n'c0 ••• t,,,,f*inai " Yankee S ta r Kicks Over combination has also proved to ho Dental Bill,” says a headline.,*] of tiemendouH value to the club in We suppose the n phahitianj tJ v f v / everything liut hi tcnrpcraturc. winning games. / of 12 1-2 (Min -c or. they - * it / ! The Celery-Feds greatest hitting The Giants can’t even trade the A W *.vo't. It v,.is Aliionlo'c twelfth stror.gtli h'm , in U its , uoutfield with ? 1 ,a r vun r.elvcs Into a hull game. Tl, y : hmitoi* of the senium. Dunbar, Allan and Hensley .form - ont of Chicago shot full of f l • 8 y. ,n,r l b - most rnnat fnrmldnblo fnrmidnldn bnldltm 1Jul ^ Jwhnt c]fc WOu,(, ^ In the meantime, llv* Browns inff tire fieldln y t& M .C • and hitting trio in the league .Dun­ pect ? were avenging tmat IridlKn't’e 1 a ’ I fli<» hnnds of tit? Tigers r.y pet* bar, drifted to the lend off position has (iron seeking the hall in n tint; twenty hita for a t7 to 8 vic­ Sammy Mnndcll, he of (he ri J timeiy fashion while Benzloy tory. fb i? h«*. :rri were triad? ilur: brow, took one b A ■ with his tru sty willow has been »nr th.e era me. • hero rndio photos nnd dec idni a /-rent asset. His speed on the .................. Tint other St. 1 niV «»>>b. *1 • !i !,e Saint a ns their guests, could never, never nffard to fir V lc lr r y O f 'D r a z ir r ’rt C h tb ; rnnltnnls, •! t 1 •'*• ' ‘ . f",nlord r elorymon tomorrow ha c** has made him the most in Knglnnd. ruight ra F it’.nharg h'tmm?r?'l Amelin* R e p la ce s H e rn a n d e z ' *viil (>l'.?rve “ Fug" Allan Day nt feared man in tho lrngue on the f a IW t* flnhart. .*Il'G»::’Vr, K,* 1 and H. ,ih - Municipal llarelmlt Park. The paths. Allan, tire other slugger of This is McGrow's 2atli arnive no II f*;r 1! to 2 rottl. Tho gftmi / >’ affa ir in in honor of Sanford’s ata r tho . . .trio, needs . - introduction , , to as mnnngcr, but the way •_ nerd tlio Cord* r, 1.2 grnie.i bo/j. 1ci'i'i riicldor, who recently joined hjcnl :riiD\ in the few irnines he h:r> snry ft turfr Ginnls are going now it will ., Smut* port led 5pro..l amt w im , • d th-* Iisariing 1Pirate /J ! th - team and who has definitely Hayed here, he has show n local like his 100th lieforo the , nJ . „ ■ r .r ' I , r* t for II hi. , Tv* «k*v lo win tin fin; ! H',\W vr- , Ibr f- irerinii Cuba «'t, .M id d to r ma n with tho club for wby Philaddphia last year over. Lee Crowe and hi* miitl.ty Cel- ; , ,, ,,,i r ..... mt. fr, t*-- S r wero 1c 1L out fit ;t place by the r maindor of the sen-on. H u n -!0 1 " " ' 1 ?f’( ',0n° f 0',* 1,,m T 1 ",h,y • d* d <f admit rs of Allan from own , rs of the Indianapolis club f-J I -> J lnndo yesterday nnd mr.de it two jj)(, mound f< r the lor*' bu’ • > . . • | , ■ ..,j • . •• • equal ability. W ith his de •>tj \ Dc i.-'iid, liia homo town, nnd other lu rn v l it down for more money. Allan i a nutum l ball player, remain with tlio local rluh, out of Ihrto from the Colli In n vvetdemd nml ' rcnl-vn-'l 1 vinl> . „ li. Perry -Uvcrj rvl'iv' n arhv ritie^ nro expected to wltHe fi Ids hi position a big leaguer ute bailing the news with c«>,•?«. B.mc culled at the end of the fifth Aont!,. in the vrntlM dlcT h v W l , t) 0 ;, r.:r,'lo iii:; fir;, t., . | ness the game. ml ; hitting is of thp ,300 to jasm nml a r t looking forw ; gft't r d ? !*,. ,* c mil Brazier brings his SI. P t- .376 caliber. Tho form er Indianapo-| pennant f»•;• the second 1 If |J piL-hvil iv* IJ. «•? Itni t; i "• ro a fte r the J *• - |j„ tho willow from ri- ; -ictorv over Orla Orlando in t ’/ burnt w h u n 1 • 1• ■ ' , • i >‘ftt npp.nrrn'Ty hnd to erymen hay- t: :en five out r,f ^ t,r t j,L, p|n^c nn,j with season scries, The score was 4 to 0. (■' v,e t ’U- j . i ll. . in 1 !.' tv * hey r , t t!„‘ Atlilrth r 1 L '***'*«. their first mx games played dur* ^ . -A ■sack, on tho bUI for tho Celerym?n, one th!rd'ir.t,in r. S : found n f n: n» thov . ing th;* second half. Although they tf2C* ' AMO Ct-M&R. x AB R II TO A K u!d licit '■ nn’v Jtcck'a :, ndchts have bef,n a i •modn for Snr.ford was In rar* form, allowing I r.t 1ami a ^ A' CTr’tcvi.Lurr uMO ■1 3 I 1 i! *> t.v me*?d i't u t o In lb .) fV.i in the past. ^Iie Saints are not th rer scattered hi1**, wlule hb ‘, • . 1 2 1 0 2 0 0 , n.f . t |it ninth «,ff V,VI.' p u t it O'JSCexpected to be ns hard to heat this team mates were collecting 10 fr ni :" i _ • C.&SJFOUL'/ ' ■3 0 2 2 <> «» Hnrtl.cs.:h? h ,t Fox viimn hfU*44 • time m form ; Iv because of the i ■ ’ the hurling of Tr* urban! end . V . .2 ft 0 3 ft 1 Irgninstif Grcj i xtraonlinary playing which has with r :i -.rlex 1 , Pormhy -4 I I 1 tl 0 'FlianerTori! ned nml a do; featured Sanford fram es thus f a r | |||j t In the second inning Panf 1 ;j' i( ••4 » 0 1 * 1 Began itandwan r.ll off. .ipire to properly judge in the second half. h>. im ' difflcttlL dclirrtv. One cf L M V scorrd all of Its n m , to p it . The Frds started off with a »' ? S ' . . a 1 ' ' • ' ’ ■ ’■■ ■ ■ froi n deceptlyc .-pi'.' nil. K fi . r ime • •• !■ Bill '. v ' ' p . 1 !' , 'P r.’anburg S. C„ pit l.i l thhang, defeating the Tam pa Smok­ |. ague umpire, George the parade with • shorn >i, ti, ,, While it I'n ’t ;.vnerr.oy known, ers thru* straig h t lust week nnd , , left. Riddle, who was placing ( • ^ t (t 0 U t 0 f?jnrre imni’gs ngain-.t Genew|?li nti.1*„ „••Jiueu.anu, ti :.” which, shire its hiati ie..pon-,il!e f *r tak ’ng two out of tliree from tbeir is i ter field for Pug Allen, who 1* out | >(lMlin).0 l t , 1 0 I 5 li ft scor.ng the tying rsnd v.-jlining n.*.: iatredurthm intc i-f much woo in umpires •trenge i rivals, the* Colts of Or­ • gnnie, hns been the of tlio pnme with n bud foot, sin- j,0 |. , ,. 1 0 0 0 0 0 •in the ninth. ’ i . . „ , . •<..r,, lando. The team has domonstrnl- j gled to right sending Mover.! > if tli.. h-,11 was nioi-t11 P°Ye r tb e pnat r.ix thinl With two men on It? * 'I(. t'.tcby ac?M f"i. Hildekrand di-r< ■ . r> r. 2 t n ' 1games that porhnps btys »: i! !•:- ■»j K t.t, ,f*:I? len delivered with n ono tim er r . R It F’O viu I .t i certain l. thcrohy e’iptii . ft “ -1 ' 011 t!u’ j cr|ualled by any other e b b ir '.h.' i The Ci, y k'tr: ceimd to or perond and Bill Movers clic ked ... . , ' , 1 1 0 ild break ’down. l< agtte. The pitching too, hr. I c u c rack,”!. 'ibey tljopped Hieir fingers in being li ■>rod to tit? b '1■r ■ in nt home. George Cusack drop- , ; ' *> 0 13 . 1 1 I»tini !i( gniiu- »; in |0 bad pit,. . | of stellar brand, Fergus, sc*. i;vr i-n tb>c-i < ; t. nu; Y/hen c bpll p » thrown by hint s ’; t •t ped n neat sncrifics in front of '' •f •» ■1 ! 11 ...t H i. and Myers hurling masterful ball , again. T r!:i vuni tho pinto and both runners odv'n• sir.i: hia h-nda by cvcral Inches, i* c l O 4 0 (i ■the i•*t ' ' 1 for the past ftw days. Lefty Me- i ced a peg. Rip Duolmr pr« nptlv ' , <» T i-culiur hreal eAint was rop-atrd, the ball again lii.i; 1 11 to ;.ror>* , Cb tiulmn, who joined tho club ; S alnglcd to left and Riddle count'd. “1 0 1 •> 1 into his n ir ln who Friday ntul lort tt lough r.even hit llildi l rend too!: Pitcher Frank Cr.» 1 t Htie l | Here Manager Wells of the Colts '• l f d pm*riy in t ’ •> 11field ami 0 i t 4 in rqtunng . n\ [ hattln to Orlando Monday momprifccted the delivery, nfter hrving o r Memo!.;M j ;-: sent for Formbv to rome to Tr n■ ■ < d r.n tr mil.* ing, is expected to prove n tower 1 0 1 0 K f rhard's rescue. Frl-'r< fii man '<* J * '• , i; . her to i t it over big. j of r.'.rengtn to tin? team . trol. Ilow tvrr, Kitnev Htriel.lett wns t!:? «» 1 0 '•'inn'ng. 1 | V uecb l h fare Formhy singled shnrnly to Ilevru.: p imers. hack to Hu? majors with Getting Cic secret from Gotrlden, ]:• . . m 1i Ik gr itl y right nnd It. Alien nml Dunbar _ Tt 7T U7 Tit 1 ' . V ,ll* V "' ' :| l'i' |u'ni: u - i - 1 err. Umoklyn, after a lumcarm hail sort him the minors and was a lug strength* n**d by tho addition of cheeked nn nt th.i homi stutien , v. w ,-,-y « w <9 r AV llej ln- J t * I Renee Allan from last year’s team while Frlsblc stopped nt si-rord '■ for w inner. ...It* M deli* y were Kd »"«; M 'jlt Riddle- form er Georgia ........... .. . 4 m ^ mi^ / g mr c . 1“ r" ,y b’ 1,tCn.we decided th at It Ipol -d 1 * 1 . . , Other eaiiy | ; >necrr. In deyclojiiug Insurance Ile a l E iita tu , , University star. Them* two ptnyrrs much like rain to scor.* nr.v “7 1 , . .. Ch.itt nui.gii nr.d Nnrhvi!1,' had Wal.-h and Jack ( d>ro. U&vlng bon I f i .ted gainst, i: will soon be ■ “ give Sanford a catching depart­ Suit fo rd . F la . field day. r;.ch aide (••■t*i<i;runs so thv ment that is .th e equal of any in T e l. 7.'12. cn l»*r. . t';n gnmo finnliy on jin r I its* e, nr rnly sevrnm ajorleaguc pltchei still u -o it. ."11 F i r s t N a tio n a l IJanlf1 w ar d p h s nn *»nd trolled out to t ie *" ' J 1* . • lie league. Allan performed cred­ field where they •di m d Orlando '■■*nl . V ! .i. V. dm • *1-* , if KftUii With tit? J.;:>J;outs itably with last 'e a r ’s eliutnpionor!:: .: fiV- 1uns 11 win, lit u > It. H^vnral |tood renson* why th^ r»»!t 1 * *• •!' K,! r 1 * !.4 . it nenu ary that ii? come over u r r? not rupposrd to fcofv any f*Pc*kh*>; 1.1 tho gamo ILi.-h*. 1th the had ta I. ».-p frv.n pa ing ..„n« hurir P. T:»mi»n K Stfurk »»ut v . n n'nfc 1nn lend f 1 1 1dm. i halt, ir.* • ;-a 1ightfielder, h i tiv, lu i-ui! i ; iUiati iu, the pitch Is ! • m s ny times r.t ■ 1. l-h-rl known a , * :• “cripple," nine; th? field tw irler u ly let up a trifle an •• •*. the bull u>. i . That htijng is the Im ! ort . -i 1 Lv l.m.ors liitk. | ’| .GRID \ h t a t i : l e a g i !J * I • r<; • 1 -t* 1 hut G Won l .v* t IM. curve t o . 'I :i IIIOIC «!• ’ *•;■ IM .rssln g Star 2 : 00 . AN! ’ORD ..... 6 J .»H! am! a m .te r chan til *.*f -. The Ja the day's m ail 1 find on Inter­ F. • PO A Snnfurd r:i Otil . ...... .. -1 ,2 .lift? esting q icry , u a topi? o inlete •: •Ilf: err act* lit contn t, In- -u-r, i;i ft ft ft Dunbar, If li.im 1 ......... 1 2 .Git 7 to all baseball fans. !■ r. ';s for an . 1 . • i • f‘ nno m o duablu :t ft 1 1 3 ft KrNble, rs Or land . .:::n o mot os to w hether Grove of th< i Li i Irani. I coi; iecr ii:n the ft :t ft 2 ft ft .'-it. IVtcf luirg Bennlcy, rf •... !;•• muV '. 'i J AI h i n t ■ ii tt liotter •uiutlipa • than 3 ft 2 K 1 ft Pulley, 1b . .Tampa .... 0 |l» i »f t . . . ;t n n ft 1 •» Crowe. 3b | n • ’i ear 1 *1' v v.v -:h of pitch, in tt* a l am 3 1 I 1 •1 Mover, 2b NATIONAL LKAGIT-: i*U V.i n th«• |M*V)Mn • HI jib-rd nolt-ly by ibe won and 2 1 2 1 it n Riddle, cf Won I.-Ift Pel. YI’KTt'RI) S IIDMK RUNS nn U ■rt,T-ic in l!‘ {*» Tho I. year . .. 2 I 1 3 o Allen, o . I'ilthluirgii -ft 2a ,U3H A MI!RICAN I.HAGI G ont I!6 pit tent . n*ugvr \ • t m l b*. IJ. v 'illc t! ■ !,c ' t ft ft 1 1 0 ; < iiicarr*. Cusack, p .. -lf> 27 Season's .025 jfl Dm.v you r roYifliih mriH. , coni I do w»*. hr?;;! even G .*-'.. I.nttl. n:» 21 — !l’!x >or ami Club Yesterday Total .657 ci nmr y *eiIfilUIH v/h. tho wi l.'t i'll tot .<• ' anil dtrf ., . iii'tv York 3*.» 35 22 -1 10 16 ft •" j L; • i i T o ta ls ....... Yankee .627 I sent jui v\ en infirc lin. | . ;; Brooklyn 36 • . 171* ’•'{ nn tors j Gindin . t'mit I , l mii ■-it. Here om rw hc'iniopl, In favor of nn Morton AM n II p n A F, I-;. Mil, r lit ,1 I 2H .473 i Orlando a fpw <>r thorn: i t , p.'i t<.vfc arc other lit1 • I’ad.id. Rl 1 1 . . ........ 2K ■ 12 .100 , :t p t 2 It ft II. Rico M i ■ . 1 ■ r,—wr o g.ra ,rr:.=.3=.<nBT\ w a mrmmw Johnson, If " ..i i Luzr.cii and Mail. K - nig, t.a * Glut cute, mlo < inr.ltirmti 20 -IK .317 it*i it.) ;t t| 0 :t .) 0 S« luil'.e Fi t.un i 1 Tinker. 2b ,.l, two i ir.i'iit iiifb-lder * , last ■ li t ;t () o o | It (■, bring i Tim rn I Cox, rf AMI 'RICAN I \ t ; t 1 - "-ii, I re iiu: Ii n veil. v th a t Gruvr til;• u n 2 t ft Gin'on Mr,.wnit 1 l^-hrmann, 3b \v Oil l/J ..t Pet. pH ng liti-i loci hir crrir.iwuya. .1 run.* per gama 2 (I 1 I (l 0 Todd lied S ix I Kdinondsou, rf Now Yotl r>t 21 .720 i i;> the nu l l vnlua1'!. '-ccnnil pilcher In the , 2 0 1 0 0 1 Rucl Sctiultirs I W ells, c. . V'n-.d.ingl .... •.. •in 0.) .nriff nan iii tlic Annoica.v League, .*, m avetugo o' 1 ft ft tl 4 ft 'JViau, s i < h in y o Mil 12 .645 e ti-i rv*> hlrengtli of the club cli sU:rt. Id in n ck 2 (I It ft (I (I n a t io n a l l k a g u : Almnns, 1b •i f til Detroit .52.1 much better. Lout s< at >n thy * extent tif a . ii 0 ft ft t ft I n li Phillies lird up to Hi t tt Trenchard, p m i'hiltulvlpl •a ....... :ih 3ft ,611 :... Ii: d a cntHtblc outfield sub2 ft ft (I 2 ft | Farrell Pi n * l game * in: than Grove. Formhy, p 31 .459 t 'Iwvlund 40 ito in Be:; Puschul, a rlght• 30 •St. l.viii*. tl .423 • i kt t'i r. Thin year NVw York T o ta ls ........... 20 0 3x11 13 1 TUB LKADKIIS V * • then lit d.CkId’.' l it! ff •r, nci 4•• 17 -*•4o Bonton ... ....— 63 r It*'' - "I iirnded hitter <■junllv imn in the games v f** x Crowe eut for Inlerf* • • „ f • ,* I in Ct lrlc Durst, who nl:to|. in TliKIlN \G I 1 LU HOU P*nT»r,\ 0 10 00 , i •; • . Athlctii . 10; p; ■;/ n i r tty hoihI gamo at uint of the deo.Won 1.0st I’d . ti. Orlando 00ft 00 ft UMlinm Mmw t K. lVrf(*rmancc lor sportsmen—for lyvcrs of spcctl an*! . .'it w ha it ft. a fine utility in,051 6.3 2rt 1mt iiiuikI'* III . I National: Wilson. Cabs. Hi; Fi'W <It Ir 10:1 ......... •18 .15 .678 M •'■r. spirit. Suntmury: Two base hMs , Well ll< ii' hy, G im tt 16: Witllr. > , Nashville !'*t G rt'. !,1 bn-. Lnl ered up 13 \\ i If do t i call » to n . 3 7 .638 nnd Malloy. Bane on balls off Cu- I’hillii . 15; V.Vbb, (.'lit , l.‘; T- , Atlanlu . . ntciun*' an I Wiley Moore, u 40 ;i a 1 ,,nve hud with lb? Hto II .c . verity tnilcs, an<l more, an ltour—with smooth­ nsek 1; off Fnrntby 1. S tru c k ’on', ly, Giant . 1ft, e .-•■! ■ ■» ’ " -,ha« aided the .V.*l IIU ■to ..thew .ni an t*'>- -v t *>f MoblU ness unknown before to motordom. by CuiiRek 3. Hits off T u m b lin ' -11 41 . ,60ft \\ | ■nr:. I’.'tbap* iu? «im* youngMempliift In 11 l-'J Inning it »>ff Formby t . . TOTALS LFAGUE .3 -ft . .32 61 l.ltllo Roc • 1’. isitivc 1 rilliance in traflic. Impatience to be off nnd , In 3 2-3. Losing pitcher, T ier ehNation;! at 61 .378 Cliutlatun, "liuso on I a LcUcr first year im* uiuntt to < luo I ahead. Rocket acceleration. urd. Balk Formby. Left on bases American ‘.'2t, .. . • h< i , ■ ( 0 . tile. I ; Up :Sanford ft Orlando 6, IJmplrt il) r.evo rlayt of eut-nuddael la rcnalt n iitrv*,' r tavy in van. And boundless power. Quiet, deep-lunged p o w erLlhdjey and Mclklc, Timu of trntti* Tho nano* of n t.mall town in i s tliat v.t ho I • hail, n i 'o d relief pitcher Is an or ut least it a; (Arlsenn i*< Tritnl Wreck. 1:10. ls rite voice of magnificent engineering. lute here* lily. Wiley Moure i.» I iiki olU hii or that rule for tho Yani-vc;, Mnku the b e cm bit t w a y !id .; ig Clouds tin* 1 at eiiom • Rt tutifully made, to o , this Senior! L ong, low’ and 1 I.OH! D A STA'l E .KM; UK I>* urn capably. utr d o n 't’posv * -at. My ti'.ii.’y belghth. “ Mare's Tnllit.” for In- ' n> •*> m: i it >n‘ painted i d, Hnrtim! if (iil.intb, 0 smart. W ith refinement and luxury apparent in a the ball over, thu plate iua nltnce. are found lit .“ ft,00U feet for that ■ dor i • re^**rv I for tinLt p,- e i*; latnpa <, MU- f*C ItF I.IF F I’n t'lIK U tin* hard to brut. Control l. a i hundred details. nr.d bigher, imp, mil ho hold. Only i\*u schcdded. 7o the outrider, it is ubsolulcly eber s great** *: lor i*„ <- \ ftvt osalblo l » r'a liro what an im­ is. i.i to g* t it;, cu-o; rat , a t A Six that the fashionable instantly approved—an and s n : t ; i i : a ;t r u n i . i a g u b ! ..f*. nt pr.rti a ratiiKcr relief pit. * . . ■ » . * . j 1 . * ; • . . , Columb Id; M nit/oinery 7. the experts—and veteran owners of the costlier costliest f t*lu»a in tho »ur e-s of a IwtU-rr.’ . P-i o!n 2: flciiap 0. motor cars. clvmtptu.i^hip ball club. ' . tii Hh Control I m Irlls thv st ry \ '.V'v'r * ,ani*y H artis was win­ i onvillo 3; HuVitiiiialt 2. Drive it nr. hour and you’ll drive it for years. I',.||puel. won .13 g;. .in Ja. > .t te ,. f. • W., hiiiif’.oit ill HAMAKOTA, July ft—(INS -l.c i p. id i day,, when he was tti ? HOI r il ATLANTIC I.UAGVK to 13 for Grove, 1.'24-25, l<;g I1rid Wnrlwny w at Pedagogue Flynn roamed h it!»*•*- p o n cing, dancing l.ing of tl. * Bpsrtanbuvg 1; fttsr!..U c 3, his a**fl in the lut'.c. A glutton f'-r and yon on this day nnd dot , , .. . . Centre! Decide* !Viscuv*inn V ! I •O'lb ... * w<>ti , M ath try, a t a moment’.« munching for a new lining for In* ' m" 1 > ,*lo,'f>* I find th a t Cr*M- gave lilt basest n,*:] <*, roo d stoji Into almor.t any < » cnviila i; Colnmhin 2ton-il departm ent. M '*» becoming Inc musingly up on i a -i. to 43 for P imock. I i i’.r.h.' i r -o : n,t h,*!«l thv margin that Hr.-on f»; Ath ey til a 2. Tlic old one hns been com plete• I • • *nl th • Flynn's ,-ffo H t nipt that b**st cjrplliinn wliy PeqnucV hln cl -h ntlrht have. i Iy worn out through Flynnbt ul- ft flaM ootrd gladiutur ..it IN? "UN ATIONA I. I.KAGUB Elm Avo., at lath Rt. v.as thv morv vutuabJo p l t . h . r la s t; •* i u pitcher of the Marbcrry ! n w i Incrpsanhylp., to Jock D< ntp I-m p «y ii* i 't getting anybody IteB'ifng : runmlji B. • . ca i. Ho ha.1 by fur tin l-cttar typtf, vtctl alm ott entirely In .re-* tty* ius thv ci-chainji nf.y\vlic*ro. l o r Utinj»:<y# by in* •Newnr- '; Ilochcitcr ft. tei.ftid. ' !■. f :o!>-**. Jt J.i lutsslbb* for a man-] UPoftid the ring lien . ' " " dwebip ■■ J,- y Ci* ft; Syrorusv II. During the l ‘.'2ft stamp, ign 1 ■ * in J*m g 4iJp regular pitching W fC; “ On the flu: ' • nr f«< t, f •• • »• • . I,.- «*«-(:. ■ C 'y till, l-f.dll,cd. w oi.n l a grout many g ain rpitch- t'ln ' f fulriy intact, M R ” « L kj;, r , :'.it. foot - . ' t'.em t- ■ !• • ■ *-•».* ' d*-d tl • ■ ■ • *' 1 »ny. bnr ftat-f"U.nh" ] I*«t f‘"-t i*!urf. 1. only result *>/ \ • % \ \ s association . aril .. positi I . • point !*taff fan nm!.u a lnll club. Not* Thr >:idaily J lrm p io ' tries, us Flynn’s *'!•; h < l*»**n to cob f , Mil.. . •. ; ; • Pn I 6 *>ui n o t he-* ft.iglt: lo Ibo value "ft) w**t t'-row s ta ff out **f gear I *• it he i-'.n- t,- hibhle aidui.J i t . • 1'i'! el ruin 11; flute Ilka n o t,. Only g.ihtn m hwhiled. u.oro quickly than tho tft? <>' ro01. >i jlnt •»'••*• f Tatlii' ii. i *. • • ■ i '' Hid • DtSrNDAOLE HOU3HFU.N LKAGDB tho counts I** last se t- guL;* ph- hivu 0111*0! turn in rcticUo • he is u d*> for Mr. F ly n n 'is to drop, in Mr. Flint;', w. LI (tin l!< I, !; ff*!*’t*hl?' H, ■t i i . l v i y to,lit* wild ha«i 11 *•* *,. Pit th a t a ­ eff his tivu when the staccato ciy Jii<t II ».! the nr*-J! Orleans 3. I Grow In trout,! .• much niurv thai' I tr\r Ipnlttis under high prr«?uroI jfc'M fi*-' Ul . il. HO! »-l|*l**-t |*t "It .*» -I.,;,»|s. ; ! i'4nr.tuk. Iq uther words he wu* i takv.s morv out of the arm than* Mlrmliialtsm ft; MobiUi if(..<•« «-<bo |»«s died a wav, D mtt ■ . ; Is bark on his toes, us in the olden ! |,-j;.< . njlru." flr.'jhv.llc* 11; CiMtttohctga 10. J usually behind the b a tte r, .aaktnp j many, regular games,* George Cusack Yields ^Afj\JTS H IT TW O ■>v ‘ v ; Orlando Only Three, 1 ; r> ' Hits In Five Frames PITLllMtS H ARI) As Sanford Gets 10 rs*/ oii?«al Strength Is Shown By Club i'f-'k -St •ound Playing Of 'f m Has Featured Six Contests A Lefty Trenchard Knocked From Box*-™', ^ X Tl Sanford " ■ In Fourth To Brin#, 4 Runs Across Pan : ™: . c; • 1 ' / .L?cryzz.m f> ftftfftt ft *...............dll. race* f,nr 10 Acres Oviedo X! “ ! al! cleared and tiled on hard road. PRICE $ 7 0 0 . 0 0 PEE ACRE Ihasy I’ernhs. Immediate Possession. ?Standings | 'r\& y s la a S i, 0 T IH Baf\vf. ' ’-‘Siatlsfics fn L eagues i S’ 9 1 For 8 rif* a n d S p irit It- f Best:1 (jfC am es Flynn Has Trouble Teaching Former Champion To Box In Flat-Footed Style M iller O . Phillips ■ ii. . »■ -------------- --- ;/ A * ' 1 -d : — dir-' �THE SANFORD HER A m . THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1927 PAGE TWO The Sanford Herald (•atoll**** r y tr r Time To Cul Again The Herald wishes to si reap the importance of economy in city and county administration .Some months Itd rrrd m trrnsd O f t o r r r 37, I M t, •< ( k r P M ln fllM ago when we advanced the suggestion th at retrenchment ■t « » » fo rd . r i o r l d n . n n d r r A rt «.f might ho the host policy, we were called pessimists and I 'm m i M a u k ! A 1W*T> n n i.M M ) I- n r aw.__r.iilTnn ''crape-hangers”, but the months that followed have, we be­ n. H o w a r d i i r n o -----HAWAOitn lieve, made Hear in the minds of everyone the fact that the t'.Alll.t: !■:. JOVE*. HaitailDII i:dl1>ti hooin is over and that only the strictest enforcement of rigid a l llSI U i n i l l N H A T E * <*»*• V r a r ----------- ——.——----- *T.P« business principles can avoid serious difficulties. «l> Month*. .., This is not due Ituimv lack of fundamental soundness on • 1.73 T krff Maatka • .13 the part of business in Sanford, hut rath er to complete ren y f a f r i n i**r ***** W r r h l r u l l l t m p rr Yrm r j adjustment in financial c irc le s thrmighout all Florida in pnr«> » l l r p n l r f . s n m n r i t ' * GntVr"-tieular. and Hie entire country in general. New York bankers . ■ r . r , • , .ill i)>«*rlb*« is • l,.* n l 3 r n , i m l f f , n r f h l n * f r o m are calling their loans; Jacksonville bankers in order to pay, . au p trln r n»n« .* ri» « tl* (l* l t n r n l r th o n sn tx l w o rd * du lly f n o i must call theirs; this means retrenchment. la v a lt th e Irndlnir « f Hip * " O M s t n r i i t - T H * I . w . II. I* p s p p p l n l Mayor Lake, returning from w hat by some trick of ly rfflslan l H K l n r l d n «nH II* m n n n r r o f ‘h n n d l l n a ■ m l * «>***» I ' fate turned out to he a successful trip to New York, says n lO m til rq n n l. that the market is floodetl with Florida bonds until investors T h* llrro ld (■ n o . p m h r p o f ( h p are sick of the very name. There are Haiti to he more hoods A u d it llh tp n * of C lrm ln lln n * . « " In lrrn stln n a l A sao rlallu n o f l*til»- outstanding for Florida municipalities, counties, and districts l l . t o r r a , A ilv * r tl« * r » n o d A il* * rll« l« ic put together. Sanford V si-n tr tsh lrli .* ,|n lr* « rn p h l ’ » « - than for till the rest of the South IU to rr-t.irin l.rr In ■ u h o ill to * bonds which f«*r years have never brought less than par, now iV i i T ^ i i i i h n n d i l o f « n h - r r l | , l l n n l i s t * In « r r l r r « - J r r r l f y o l . B o l u I r l f o i l bring little better than ninety-five. And Sanford’s credit •M m . o f -,« .| I* I s I I o b . s « " r ll oranks high among Florida cities. k n n r n t • o b I op V . m r l k m l s i If we are to keep lin'd credit rating, something more TIfUlIBDAY. JI I.V .7 1927 important to us than anything else in the world, we must •riii. HBHAi.D’a rnonuA M ... .... ... . , !— Krnnnm, In rllr ami rnnnlT ml llVC W ilhtll Ollt* UlCUnUt. Ill* niUSt 1*0(1lllM! Ollf CXpCIldilUrCS t() •wlalalratlwn. a point where they can be met with a minimum of taxation. 1^-. l i r r i o r n s l r r r « n l * s I n J a r t o k s n vIIip. B. —| . . n a l r n r l l n i . Of S I . J n « » , I m l ' s p l l l t r r I *»*l iH B u a aru llo n »f m n slto lr " P e r■ p tt'ir k ." • — .\n < p > i rtlliis " f bulllflna r 'f ■ in iiM — k i i u t r a , k n l r l a , i | i « H n i f « < The City administrators should cul in every department, and nit until all danger of municipal bankruptcy has passed. o Severity Required kraanu • —A I'-nimnnlll •’**«!. I — C . i i i t p l r l l i . n i-l p l l y h » i » n l l f l r « Itiitl i r a i r a i a . “ — A u r n n o d m itc jrrn h m | i | l*l. A number of automobile accidents occurring in Ibis vici­ nity on the Fourth of July re-establishes the importance of IIIBLK VKKSli FOIl T o ll Ai care while driving and of rigid sentences for reckless driv­ A SECRET R E T R E A T :- Hoar my voice, O God, In iqy prayer: ers. Nine times out of ten when a collision between two cars preserve my life. Hide me from the occurs, it could have been avoided if either driver had been tne wicked. thoroughly on to his job. And it is surprising how many secret counrcl of Pnnlm 04:1, 2. times in such accidents one driver nr the other lias just had P rayer:—My sou),wait thou only "a drink or two". Upon God, for my ex pee tat Ion Is It may srem a little cruel to demand jail sentences fur from Him. those who show such little regard for the lives of pedestrians 8 0 MUC H TIIK MORE and other motorists who use the roads. It may bo hard for a Ho anid th at He would come again, judge to hand out a sentence which is going to pul a man Ilia Word la imre. And ninny hrnrt* look up and nay, behind the bars when lie may lie needed outside as the sole "Perhaps Hie Lord will come to. support of a family. Hut fines are proving of little value iu K , , r„ ^j^prny W° " " ll guaranteeing to everyone certain rights and safety on the * y roads. So much the more. More need is there for earnest toll It was only a few days ago I hat a wealthy man from the Than e'er before; The n f f « noM P. r ; S i o u . Word iNV,H !1 <lrlvi"»J « , i" » 1 f ,n ' l*ai tu i p a t i t o o freely iu a "parShull be itself a rich rew ard— !1y . lost control and drove off a causeway, killing a woman So would wc idrive to serve our nnd her seven year old son. He was exonerated by a coroner's So much the more, jury, which apparently believed that it did not constitute laird little while" of which he fipukr. will boom l«» o'er "culpable negligence" to drive sixty miles an hour while Ilia purpose eannot know drunk, defeat: Out while lie "In some cities", says the Miami News, "Ihern has been tarricH, lei ua inert instituted a traffic court, In which offenders arc haled for For counncl, cheer, nnd converse swkq’l, neglect of the rules of the road. This is true iu Detroit, So much the more. where 11,000 auto drivers known ns speeders have ignored Wlmn storms of worldlinesa ana orders to appear in court for not heeding police orders. These doubt uruuud un roar, A holy calm our heart ahull know, motorists will he sent to jail, since they have been ordered Tho lamp of faith shall brighter under arrest for their term etrily in ignoring orders of police. grow, Just how many can he sent to jail at one time in Detroit Is So much tho more. problematical, hut the situation has arisen from lack id' fvEdltor H ub Become An E xpert, court efficiency or leniency as the case may he. It would i try in g seem t h a t it i s b e t t e r t o a r r e s t a few at a tim e a n d let th e m Whose Fault ? Slip Rend* Disnslrr, \,N ew King (’rnwnrd. Fdorating Europe, ny ARTlIUTi nHrHBANB Fopy right t^/f n r Store," It pwya to advertise, es. lly when you lire giving Hom e* away. ■o ■ ..... p SHAM, TIIK BURDEN HE INCREASED IM I.A T K A NKWK Chiropodist At Lloyd's Shoe Rtnrs r ^ ' -iw e s fc SO fAtA ERLESS N(i*r ( ’*», •SOMfAeft PREDICTERS ON THE HUDSON, mil Ml yards from shore, of Sing King prison, three boys were struggling. Prison guards could not leave their posts to shvo them. Uonvicts begged permission to gave tbe boys, but the guards, rifles leveled, forbade them to follow their impulse, jump in (lie river and pull the drowning boys ashore. Tbe three la y s drowned while guards and convicts looked on, Mime " f the Inter weeping. I A ; E 0 R .T H I S CfcdOITIONl with perfect peacu. of mind use fire s to n e TO 11AV K SAVED ine of those boys might have secured for the ci 'iiviet a pardon from the gover­ nor, but the prisoners bad not that thought iu mind. They wanted to save drowning boys almost within reach. TIUKS—TUHKS COMPARE THESE PRICES ONCE MORE those convicts feel that they never had n dinner, not even n dilutee to help others, at risk to IhcntselvcH. They hod n bud d a rt in life, ■next of them, nod thing* have gone wrong with them ever wince. When they missed the opportunity to nave life, it waa not the guard’* fault, they had no alternative. IT the prisoner* had nn chance in 1lie beginning it is not the fault of society. \Vlu*.*e fault iw it ? FIRESTONE OLDFIELD $ 7.r» ooxd Vi Cl. Cord j o.:i5 lillx iP i S. S. Cord £ 11.80 31x1 S. S, Cord S S. Ill 29x1.10 Balloon .‘10x1.75 Balloon f lO J I j J0\5.25 Balloon I $13.05 *1 1.21) 51x5.25 Balloon $10.1)5 50x5.77 Balloon 55x0.00 Balloon SI 7.00 MISS G R IFFIS,who studies the stars r:ud iu them plainly that a tidal wave will hit New York City In September with "storm s violence nnd death." The Zodiacal nl|pi I'nncer Is to blnme, says the young lady. She ml vises New York to build dikes with dirt taken from the suhwnys, hut predicts that New Y<.Tk won’t do it. That p art of her prediction at least will conm true, Five hundred years ago she would have frightened many. The great Kepler had to pre­ tend to rend stars nnd read in them the futtitc of the emperor, to retain his favor ami help. Seminole Tire Shop Firestone Tires Gulf Gim III West First S treet Tcl.8!>3 A Real Homelike I’lnre To Stop Come tu The Ocean View Hotel at Furmindu Hearli, Fla. Tltnruly screened, modern, improvrments, Rates 5.1.nil a tfay Anieririm Clan. 515 per week single. $25 double, K. J. ('OATEN, Mcr. INTERESTING things happen­ ed all over the world yesterday. Of them all none would interest, ns many young people in the United States ns news that Habe Ruth is dethroned and Gehrig, n (Yiiimldll college graduate, is tmvv heme rim king, two a bend of Riitli. Foi: - i vi t.t c* >i on . Registration brave crew, flying the Atlantic, have stirreil European nation* to new airplane enthusiasm. France demands a special min-/ inter such a* Italy and Japan' posses* in charge of flying only. European* nnd Asiatics gener­ ally have been greatly stimulated hy American uccomplismcnt. Let's hope our own government will also wake up. ll would hoi sad if American flier* helped only European and Asiatic flying. W. E. Blake 121 Mngnolia Ave. Phono 1527 DAYTONA llKAl'Ii and I* t it how yog Imw much we appreciate, your business. Old fnshi'iu barbecue and harheeue hush fresh daily. HAS—O il I Mmmlilnn i W Nnhilcrl Nnl'l, Uerti mfdsA I MJ Quick Service iiOiy Rri.cu Wi dp aii an d < 'etftrit" b a tte n nnd i >t save our guaranteed serviei and lie satisfied. R2(l \V. 1st. St. \l i' have apartm ents and iningaioM* for rent or sale on the IkuicIi , either side of the Hali­ fax Hirer, or any sect inn of the Halifax country. \Y«> know where (lie desirable places tire *ba( are priced right. (Lei us prove it to you. Drive In Phone 5502 nr 570 W Fletcher Battery & Electric Co. Specialist is what we are here for C. FC. Chorpenintf urn Rent S E R V IN G Y O U Packing Furniture Praying—Storage •rtv >-a l(>H<ks of llic HELEN WILLS having won Tlie I In single* championship in City . ' i' ill ii.n. will > i England now win* Hie woman’s ■ . isy. July bib. ln.iv double* will) Mis* Eli/.abetli Open W :rtni so Monday Jui i-Mb. Ryan, another Amuricun, for Her pnd w partner 1P27TV Our good (ousins aertri* tnc /xt t water wll’ again marvel a t the I.. It. I'HII.IPS fact tiiut American* who "do not really* piny the game" seem able City Itegislration O fficer.! novertlielcn* to win tile games.' Colonel Peter 0 . Knight of Tnmpn Bays we' need two purticn Only very recently tho freehold­ eonimlHKionera ordered imblieation in Florida. Two pardon would bring oh Home recognition in ers of Pnlatkn went on record a* of a notice of two special election*, being opposed to n further ineninac both of which arc to give the free­ Nulhmut Politics. of tiie public debt nt (Id* time. holders of the county the right to —-----o——— They voted down a most m eritor- .determine if they shall increase the , W e hope the Dann-Martin de­ i>u propoHition, one ...... providing i t . f o. r '! iiFimcnt iy rntft. liirh pivscnt Htax rate, undi*r under wwhich bate will clear up the i|ueithm of leu* tho IsHimnce of liond* for the erec(nmny property holders groan, wlm is going * to he the next governor «»f Florida and (he ncxl linn of n Imdly-needed negro school (Une of (lie measures, if nilificd, building. j will permit I lie levying id special United States Senator. A V.EKEKCU, until recently .So strong was tbe trend a g a in s t, l,,\ ' "1f" r .'I..... V •'"M'iri'l purpose* ruler of Rumania, denies that on W ealthy Aiuericaiin are .aid to the idacing of fur...... burden* up- J''"1iry put " ,l"pioc 'r f,,r hi* last day in office he "rifled he investing ilieir money abroad. on the tux payer*, that friends of ,l!’rary The New* look* upon both a the Rumanian treasury hy dis­ They (should kerp tlieir money a I jirogreit* and believer* in I'nlntkii home. We know of a couple of good were *low to call an election for countv and a city library ns nt- honestly paying out 12j000,0()0,honil* for the building of municipal !il !'.a r“ 'IV ' ,,x,,ri, N *»'i« particular OOO lei." Doubtless hi* denial ii lotE they can get cheap. .........oi....... i. ,i.. ...... i~i.i...i tunc. Hot It an well worth having. truthful. But how many foolish dock*, although the /fur-sighted hut it is extremely doubtful if they A Florida w riter whose style mast concede that tile future of tho can lie attained immediately, fur Americans buying dubious Euro­ city I* dependent upon the develop­ we like is John Temple Graven II tin re is a tendency nowaday* to pean bonds paying usurious rates of the Jacksonville Journal. It 1h ment of the river. stop and think of that sadder day <f interest realise Imw quickly clear and understandable and nt the security back of those bonds These two incident* lire cited when Die bill must lie paid. Die came time contalnH aunse, a merely to nil! attention t<> Die Already the generous tax payer might vanish? combination too rarely found. stale of (tie public mind, i* being allowed to cmitrihuY an THE ItEnCHSTAG is consider­ Tin-re lias been a flare-buck, u ' additional cent for his gas. lie i* Some Florida editors are yelling swinging of the pendulum. From i being permitted to help take care ing a higher ta riff for Germany out loud that Hoyle Carlton what might he termed the extrava-Jof the extravagancies of the late "to keep out foreign competition." would he the only gubernatorial guilt to what with eipml exactin'** .legislature, which included many The permanent deadly war in candidate who could defeat Calls. might lie termed the parsimonious, uuiicsanry salary raise*, lie ho­ Europe i* thit ta riff war. Here Rats! why, even Frank Hhutta or is not such a vast distance. Moth ling hit both by going nnd coming in a country as Idg as Europe, Kv Sewell could do th at.— dwell upon the borderlands of psy- nnd if lie i* loathe to have the ton we have IH nations or, states with St. Petersburg Independent.—Diiiu etiology, and a little change in lingo increased he i* only human absolute free trade or stales when no, that'* kind of a broad sta te ­ sentiment may substitute (lie one a fter nil. If these two measure* all. That's one reason why we ment. for the other, lose in Hie referendum, there will are prosperous, The other reason Only Hie oilier day the county be few exclamations of surprise. is that wo protect our worker* Man in Miami drove n ear off and business men against other* the causeway the other day drown­ m i os* the ocean*. ing a woman and h rr child. It was (•ported Hist lie had been drinking THE UNITED States "offers OR 1,AN DO IlF.l’nil'TER-STAll and was driving sixty miles un to raise tlie tonnage limit of hour. Yet the coroner's jury culled i'.itile cruisers to tuu.imo ton»| A muss meeting of Seminole streets of Hanford, then the dam­ for America and Britain." it an unavoidable accident. Oil, well, the man was u millionaire county rltizeiiN held a t Dike Mary ages might lie greater than the Why do we worry ab o u t. Inventor who hsd Ida winter home last week for discussion of the piw- benefits. Leastwise, it become* a Britain’s cruisers Imill to pro-] ut Miami Beach. British commerce afloat? ' posed canal from Seminole to (lie question for serious consideration te d -------o------Wiial they choose to build in | In a newspaper published in a Indian river, developed consider­ by good engineers nnd men famil­ the way of cruisers doesn't in-1 nearby city we notice two per.. able opposition to (lie project. iar wit)i tlie topography of that terest us. Those cruisers would Sorial» of unusual interest. Onu (ells There may he logic In the a rg u ­ section and the effect of heavy never bother us, even if brother­ of i. man wlm Ims returned from ments used against the project, rains. ly Itrilinn decided once mure to a m onth's vacutlen in New York The loss of life and property in | interfere with our shipping on hilt some of (he objections were City, The other tells of Ids wife a blockade basis. The right air clothed in so much selfishness as (lie Everglades district should he a who has returned with her children fleet and submarine fleet, plu* from * 'oronado Beach where shn to lie unworthy of consideration. warning against experimentation. tho right .man In tlie White House, has spent the past two weeks. For instance, one Sanford man is W hatever is done about this canal could easily take cure of any T hat's the way to do it, ail rigid, reported to have argued that such or any other canal, should he number of cruisers and battle­ if you can get away with it. a canal would open up to cultiva­ based on sound engineering ami lie ships. Brit inn needs cruisers to ■lr protect her commercial fleet In M ayor l,ake Im* returned from tion a vast territory of rich g a r­ of a character that will benefit war, or thinks she needs them. a busy time in New York. Mr. den lauds that would come into those counties proposing tlie canal Why not let her have them ? loike succeeded in disponing of coinjietiliun with Hanfonl gardens. rather than creating a menace. If some Sanford liond* ut u time Can you duplicate that argum ent the canal is found feasible,nnd Is when bonds from Florida inuiil- iu this progressive day when the located on tlie Orange county line ci[*uJitics were tho most thing in New York. The bonds did not aim is to make available idle some means ought to he found whereby those lunds in northeast bring par, us is the custom ary ucrcs ? with Hanford bom^, hut s-dii. , There may be better reasoning to Orange- that will La benefited by is a Prescription for bunds ut any price these day* i* some of the other objection*. If, a* drainage might lie brought Into the Mimethin | of an achievement. claimed by some, in time* of heuvy district nnd assessed their benefits Malaria, ChillH a n d Fever, If the bonds had nut been sold, rains, un extra burden would he Dengue or Ililloaei * ever. boulevarding, bulkhcuding and thrown upon the Ht. John's and its and granted drainage privileges it kills tho gutHis. almost everything else would have tributaries by reason of the locks, | There should be co-u|>erulion in a thereby hacking water into the m atter of so much importance. ■ m u d for the summer. ST JOIIN’S-INDIAN RIVER CANAL Dr. J. R. Vidler / S* N pay the penally of imprisonment than to let a speeder have -o AMERICAN filer*, first Lind­ Judglng from Urn crowds yester­ his own way and defy the court as has been done in Detroit", bergh, then Chamberlin and Levine day ut the "Song-Bird Ice (Team nthen Commander Byrd and Id* e For Aching Or lir*d Fe*t Sco A Font Specialist IMuinp IH2 For Anpninlttw-rl e*e*sl •asd n r •( K ln rlJs l i t H f s a n n l t s A vrm .-e. Oi. Buga"—h e a d l i n e . B e e n to collect bin accounts. Just What He Prayed for Three Months Ago As Brisbane Sees It I'hone :iH2\V Regular Trips To (■KEEN SHRINES PARK Every Thursday, Sliturtlii) ;ii«il Sunday Leaving Sanford rt 2;.10 I*. M. Returning At ... .. Ii:00 I*. M. Koimrl Trip .r>0 Cents lurltidiug Admission To Fool YACHT WEI,AKA Also Available for Charier R e a s o n a b le R a te Stone’s Service Station > dh 'icrvi' e i all Appreciate! ■< • !’ «r servlet- non nnsutes it P ern g T o r-' 1* ■•re' tii. r 'e, g re a te r pleasure, lower ensi of operating are a few feature* of (he car Ih a l’* "fixed righl." Dor long experience in (his line of IiiimIuchm with I lie laics! and liesl equipment should enable us to give service (hut will please. "Ask (he ones wlm we uro now serving" Matlett’s Auto Repair Shop IIS E. 2nd. SI. Rear Wight Filling Station Found! A Hotel In Daytona ■Sec Capl. Hire Featuring' Ail Requirements Rates, Large Rooms And Service When You Are At I he Beach Shop n( Our Store for Belter Values in: HOSIERY, LINGERIE, HANDBAGS, NOVELTY JEWELRY, DRESSES, ART NEEDLEWORK, NOTIONS, BATHING SUITS, CAPS AND SHOES Hotel Howard 157 Volusia Ave. Capt. William Fanning, Mgr. COLLIER’S At Daytona On the Bench 722 Main St. H UJ The Little Gray Shoppe DAYTONA 101) Voluaia Ave UREASINH—WASHING REACH Beach Daytona Bench—Opp. I’. O. July Is A Good Time fo Build jMf The sumiiiei nmiiUis are alwaysil considered (In- b,'>t time of liie'l year to build. July especially, l abor mid out, rials can be o h J tabu'd more readily and usually utif it lower figure thun any olhd^ period of the year. Think it over now is u GOODS tilin' lo build. v 'Miis is a gobfl place to gel umlerndb and suggestion*. ia showing new Shapes, Styles and Colorings in FOSTORIA GLASS FLOWER BOWLS, VASES AND SALAD I'LATES ure among the new items. xA ‘lA T iM LUM B VE1 R - , v - T H E Y A R D WITH A M IL L B A C K I N G Phone 135 Yard Hofiy Ave., at nth, i 2 th, i:uh si* Bond Grade Zip Service* �T . .v- W0 5 ' 7^ l ‘ - ' * 6 4■' > M y THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1927_____1 ___ ' * Social !office Telephone 148 Mrs. Floyd Palmer Is Hostess To S i s t e r s Bridge Club Members and Personal Activities-: MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR Residence Telephone 839 —J MISS ELEVYN FERGUSON OF L A K E jMrs David L.Thrasher MARY WEDS LEROY ZIMMERMAN IEntertains At Bridge, L n n c li e o n Tuesday A quiet wedding yet elegant in mony a wedding breakfast was S o c ia l Calendar MONDAY >(nrie Rffffolnifcrtlng will ho . Monday night a t 8 o’clock at [home of M!»a Alice McKim at \V. Central Ave. t. Agnes Guild will meet Mon­ afternoon *t -1 o’clock at the Be of Mrs. Raymond Key on Jk Avenue. Roman’s Guild of Holy Cross seopal Church will meet with i, Alexander Vaughan a t 4 [Jtk at her home on I’nrk AveLthleen Mallory CiFele will ft with MVs, F. B. Savage at cottage a t Daytona Beach. The Iting will be in the form of a fket picnic and cars will leave the church a t 9 o'clock. FBI PAY tig's Daughters Sunday School iss of the Methodist Church will \e a yachting party, boat will re from the pier a t 8 o’clock. rouAskOne FIVE ON TH E NAVY ae Geneva parley on limitation sea armament hnving ’created pi interest in naval affairs, your knowledge of U. S. Nn^y [the first five of today's | i Answers to all tho question* be found on page 5. -Where are the ten U. S. Navy }ls located? -How many battleships has |U. S. now in commission? -What is the approxim ate [ngth in officers and men of the |S. Navy? -What wns tho approximate of the Virginia, last U. S. battiip commissioned? -How many ships did the U. lernp under tho W ashington ference agreement? -What is the science of "pelM"? -What Is nn "isobar” ? -What is an isotherm "? -What Arctic explorer was utly sentenced to serve a sonin the United States peniten* -Whnt is the meaning of tho Id "jinricksha"? its simplicity wns th a t of Wednes­ day morning nt 10:.’t0 o'clock when Miss Evelyn Eudora Ferguson be­ came the bride of Edward LoRoy Zimmerman, the impressive, cere­ mony taking place at the home of th? bride’s parents nt La’,.- Mary. Rev.! Jam es M. Thom pso/, pastor of the Luke Mary Community Church, officiated using the ring ceremony. Numerous bowls and baskets of white lillies, crepe m yrtle and other summer flowers wore arranged with artistic effect before a back­ ground of potted ferns and plants. TnJI feathery houghs of bamboo encircled the rooms which were opend en suite. At one end of the living room nn improvised nltnr was arranged under n pretty white arch and here the solemn vows were spoken. The Bridal Chorus from Lo­ hengrin, played ns processional by Mrs. James M. Thompson announc­ ed the approach of the hridnl party. The bride was unattended and was ibenutiful in her wed­ ding frock of poudro blue crcpo canton, effectively combined with biege. Her slippers and other ac­ cessories were also of the beige tones. The groom had ns his best man, Marcus A. Green of Lake served. The bride’s table being OiT T u o id a/ln o rn in g Mrs..David prettily arranged with a low cent?rpiece u n d en t..one end was the L. Thrasher entertainfd most de­ large whitb*Welding cake. At each lightfully at, bridge luncheon when place were favors of old fashioned sln}'w*ns hostess to the inohibers of tho Duplicate BHcfge Luncheon flowers in laca pap'qr holders. C<*v«\ra Were laid fo r th.- bride Club a t her home on I’nrk Avenue. Vari-eolored asters, beautifully and groom. Marcus A. Green, Mr. mu! Mrs. W. C. Ferguson, Mr. and blended ami combined with greenMrs. Howard Boetlcr, Miss Mahle et v adorned the rooms where the Ferguson, Miss I*>is Ferguson and tables had been placed for play. Rev, and Mrs. Jam es M. Thomp­ Luncheon was served nt the small tables which hail been spread with son. Mrs. Zimmerman is the daughter dainty embroidered covers and cen­ of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Ferguson tered with silver baskets filled and has made Lake Mary her with cut flowers, The places of tho home for the past eight years. guests wyre designated with pretty She is a favorite with a wide cir­ llornl designed place cards. A t 1 cle of friends and since the an­ o’clock a tem pting three-course nouncement of her engagement luncheon wns sesvcil. The afternoon was most delight­ has been the recipient of many so­ fully spent with an unsually in ­ cial courtesies. of duplicate bridge ...... - ... The groom is the son of Mr. and teresting game Mrs. n. F. Zimmerman of M ar-lan d nt the■ completion o f t h c last res wro counted nml the mans, Md., and is a nephew of | game scores Hownrd Boetlcr of Lake Mary. He prizes for top scores, silk hose hns made Lake Mary his home for were won by Mrs, Ernest Housthe past yenr niul is connected with lioldor and Mrs. Samuel Polcston. Those enjoying the cordinl hos­ the Boetlcr-Jaekson Confectionary Company of Baltimore nnd San­ pitality of Mrs. Thrasher were: Mrs. A. P. Connelly. Mrs. E rnest ford. During the morning the young Ilousholder, Mrs. Frank Milter, couple left on the Clyde Line for Mrs. Samuel Puleston, Mrs. Robert Jacksonville and other points where A Newman, Mis. Donald P. Drum­ they will spend their honeymoon mond and Mrs, .1. K. Ilrousc, Mary. and upon their return will make Immediately following the c e re -1their home a t Lake Mary. MissHoughtori And C. P. Anderson Jr. Married In London Mrs. J. 11. III nter mis ter left Wednesday for Pittsburgh where she was called by the illness of her father. Mr. McDonald and son Jack of Eustls spent Wednesday in San­ ford. Mr. McDonald, form er pro­ LONDON, July 7—(IN S )—In prietor of the Montezuma Hotel is the presence of half of the mem­ now operating the Lnki*/ic\\( in bers of the cabinet nnd a mnjority Eustis. of the most fashionable AngloAmerican society people of lamMr. and Mrs. Frank Evans nnd don, Miss Mathilda Houghton, family Lake Mary will leave daughter of the American Ambas­ Friday of fur Boston, Muss., where sador, Alonson B. Houghton, was they will for six weeks. m arried Ibis afternoon to Chand­ While awayremain they will make a trip ler I\'A nderson- Jr., formerly the Ambassador’s private secretary nt by motor to points in Canada, St. M nrgaret'a Church in W est­ R. J. Holly J r , has returned m inister Abby. from Atlanta where he spent the The wedding was one of tho Fourth with his wife und baby. most brilliant society events since Mrs. Holly expects to remain in tlie war. Hours before the cere­ Atlanta ns the guest of her par­ mony was conducted by Canon ents for the rest of the summer. Wiliam It. Varncgio huge crowds gathered ndjnccnt to parliament square t witness the arrival of prominent, personages in their li­ Le a g u e m e e t s t o n i g h t mousines for tho first American ibe Senior League of the Meth- wedding of importance to taka st Church will meet a t the place in London's fnshionuhlu frch tonight a t 8 o'clock. Mrs. “m arriage church." [lest Curp, president, will preThe church wns especially de­ i at the meeting a fte r which a roast will be held. All mem- corated with E aster lillies, hluu ind friends arc urged to nt- hydrnngos and ropes of laurel, it was packed to the doors with guests. The bride who wns given away Obcrholzcr of Emcrnlda was by her father, looked radiant in a 'the city yesterday attending n . w hite satin gown and court trai l Ming of the directors of the uf rose point lace. She wore a la<‘o iford Loan ahd Savings Co. Ho tulle veil, . . .fastened . across tho accompanied liv his son, Van front with a address of rose erholzer who Is m anager of tho point Ince nnd orango blossoms kburg Loan nnd Savings Co., She carried nn A.merlcnn stylo I Leesburg. bouquet of gnrdenins, orchids nml lillies of the valley. Armory Houghton, tho bride’s tmnng the out-of-town notables Itake the good will tour to brother, acted ns best man. Miss | rksonville on July 20 will he Elizabeth Houghton, her sisternntor I’nrk Trammell, Congress- was maid of honor. In Joe Sears, Sonator Overeet, Joe H. Gill, vice president Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hill returned) [the Florida Power nnd Light to their home nt Bradenton Mon­ I, Mayor Brown of DeLand, Pct- day a fte r spending the week-end 10. Knight of Tampa and many here ns the guests of Mrs. Hill’s |er*. Senator Fletcher will meet parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Bassett boat nt Jacksonville and be Smith. They were accompanied guest of the pnrty during the home by Dorotry Smith who w ill: spend several days as their guest. 1 Nellie Turner Circle Holds Final Meeting 01* TheSummerScason The filial meeting of tbe Nellie Turner Circle of the Baptist Church for the summer was held Wednesday afternoon at. the homo of Mrs. George Huff on Laurel Avenue, Deep m l zinnias nnd other cut flowers were arranged with pleas­ ing effect in the rooms where the members assembled. "Moslem Women" was the sub­ ject for the day, the diseUssion be­ ing led by the chairman. An examir atlon will be given the mem­ bers some tim e, in the fall by the instructor, Mrs. It. F. Cooper. Plans were made for a basket to be given for the circle on next Thursday and it wn derided to meet a t the home of Mrs. I. E. Estridge, in Edgewood at o’­ clock and repair to the lake in u Mrs. Mabel Bishop ig1 spending a short time at St. Augustine und Jacksonville visiting friends. Gordon Bulloch of A tlanta, Gn. is visiting in Sanford as the guest The members of the Sisters of George Cowan. Club were delightfully entertained Mr. Bryan, manager of the Ho­ Wednesday by Mrs, Floyd Palm er a t her home on Magnolia Avenue. tel Toronita at Wilbur by-thee-Sea, family were visitors here yes­ A color scheme of pink and In ven­ and terday. der wns carried out with zInins ami roses and in tho tallies th a t held Mr. and Mrs, John R, Mac Dt»nthe scores of the players. nld and son. Jack of Eustlg, spent At the conclusion of the game the day here We da cmlay with Mrs. 1’. A. Mcro wns presented n friends. dainty piece of lingerie for high score. Mrs. W. II. Hynes of Daytona A delicious course luncheon wns Beach motored to Sanford Wednes­ served a t 1 o'clock by the hostess day Spending the day here attend­ assisted by Mrs. E. F. Ilousholder. ing to business. Participating in the games were: Mrs. P. A. Mere, Mrs. C .R. KittMr. and Mrs. Ned Chittenden re­ ................................. ley, Mrs. La Verne* ........ Hurt, Mrs turned . home Wednesday from Ralph' Wight" Mrs. Braxton i’erl Meuntville, R. C. where they have kins. Mrs. Emmett Hunt and Mm . been spending several week visit­ ing relatives. E. F. ilousholder. Band Program For Thursday Is Given PAGE THREE ■~ i for.ter f^Rjd relations betw eeni|h f English-* poking peoples,’' anU Hi'1 Thomas. "There are good fam ilim in America just as well as m Greff: Britain. "Such an alliance would be fit* better than If the prinpis woffl'd* ra I m arry into some decadent rpyal h o u s e nf Europe." So fnr ns known the P rin c e 'trf Wales has no more idea of g*'Mj|n* m arried now than he had year# ago, It Hough rumors of his en­ gagement to this that nnu (Mt* idhftlf girl persist. -—— —>—-—— - ------ l*"^ New Zealand Official Thinks Prince Wales ■Should Wed American LONDON, 7.— (IN S) — When the Prince of Wales decides to get married he should choose an America nbride. This wns the hope expressed to­ day by Sir 'Jbomas Mackenzie* form er New Zealand high commis­ sioner in 1-ondon, in a si>eech be­ fore the legislative council a t cWllington N. Z. niCuntarl News dis­ patch from Aukland, N. Z. said. "A union between ; 11 ) ' »i rthe . Prince 1lljllb£ *1 Trrr Min I' m / 7 Mr, and Mrs. Frank J, Gonza­ lez left early Thursday morning for To wand a. Pa. where they will visit their daughter, Mrs. Leo U. Rock we 111 K The following program will be rendered by tho Sanford Municipal Mrs. Frank Houlihan and son, Band on Thursday evening nt 8 r rank Jr,, rcturned to their honui o’clock at the band shell on the in Tampa on Tuesday a fte r spendInk front, according , ... to nn . nn, **ig tin- pail week here with her immuement made this morning by - b te r Mrs. c. A. Haines, •'"‘“T 1' R«*eniiteln, conductor of i L. C. Itehmi! has returned from hand: Chattanooga. His wife and son i E. it. Beck, soloist. M illard accompanied him home. PART 1 1. Anthem, "The S tar Spangled Mrs. Reboot has been the guest of lu-r undo in Chattanooga f o r the Banner”—Key. post month. 2. Overture, "Orpheus" Offen­ bach. 2. Fox Trot, "W hnt Good is Goodmorning" H. W. Stanley. :i 1-2. Fox Trot, "Hello, Alolio, How Arc Vmt"— Ahcl Baer. , •I. Grand Selection, "Trovatoit-" , —Verdi, PART 2 5. Cornel Solo, "Inflnhintus" - ! Rossini (Bandsman E. IE. Beck), j <>. Patrol t'oinique,—Hadley, 7. Fox Trot, “Sam The Old Ac­ cordion Man" Donaldson. 7 l-'j. Fox Trot, "Take In The Sun, Hang Out Tho Moon" Harry Woods. 8. Medley (Request N um ber): “Song of tin* Old Folks" Lake. 9. March, "TUe Southerner" ! Alexander. GET ETHYL GA^’AT ■ WIGHT* BHO<J CO; «-r» V»r* DONT TRY T O , F IT Y O U R S E L F ' IN TO C L O T H E S Have The Clothes Made To Fit You. $25.00 HP S. W. BRADFORD 518 MUST NATIONAL HANK BLIXI. What Is Ice Cream body. After all business bad been > transacted the hostess served re- 1 fri limoots of ire cream and rake. Among those attending the meet­ ing were: Mrs. li, E. Puorifny, Mrs. (diaries Marshall, Mrs. George Huff, Mrs. L. It. Bragg, Mrs. B. G. Mcthvin, Mrs. I. K. EM ridge, Mrs. A. I.. Kelly, Mrs. R T . Warion and M n. It. 11. Anderson. DOLLAR DAY On Fultninry 271 h, 1923, Congress passed a now Dlflln'ct of Columbia milk, m>nm and in* eroam lull. Tin* paragraph relating to ieo cream is as follows: '*icc cream means tin* frozen products or mixture made from pas­ teurized cream, milk, or products of milk sweetened with sugar, In which lias heen a d d e d pme, wholesome food gelatin, vfcgetahle gum, or other wholesome stabilizer with or without wholesome flavoring extracts, fruits, nuts, cocoa, chocolate, eggs, cake, candy, or confections, and which con­ tains not less Ilian 8 per centum, by weight of milk (butter) fat, and not less Ilian 10 per cent milk solids not fat.” SUMMER HA TS Ik ip- mU Wo suggest that you read Professor Walter 11. Eddy’s ar­ ticle oil the iood value of ice cream in this months issue of Pictorial Review.” Ice cream, like most other food products, should he bought for quality, not price. 1 j l-a 1O July 9, 1927 Plats formerly valued up to $12.00 for one day only ()ur icecream is made and standardized to have the fol­ lowing* average composition: 12 percent milk fat, 10 percent milk sold is not fat, and 14.5 percent sugar, thus making it far above t lie requirements of tho National Law and most State Laws. * • Kit D i e ' SA TU R D A Y O N LY m "ft * $ 1.00 Beautiful Line Of Gifts Seminole Creamery Co. Including: Gifts appropiate for all occasions $ 1 . 0 0 Mi- Ladies Shoppe «w w v w w xs Rf w « w w s s w a? a?» -v Ttsz#w » w w w w » r? a» v w w ^ r? FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS $22.95 ^ r? tv r- ^ w 7* ^ ^ k ?s tj rz x ft ~ tutv :v r.- tvz; r ; k rz r; 7%,v ,v .-s n k : k tj .v Trunks ' k .1 6 v ^ .v ,v v 7* .r: 7i rv ^ r; . v j v jv MEN’S BLUE CHAMBRY WORK SHIRTS 49c 49c $4.00 Ladies’ 7 Foot Window $18.95 Ladies Straw Hats Slippers Shades Silk Dress©# $1.95 $3.45 89c $9.95 hi ?j. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS $3.00 Men’s $19.95 t / r im * . MEN’S DIMITY CHECK UNION SUITS 15c $25.00 Wardrobe mr Princess lee Cream. 110 Magnolia Ave. :i(! INCH l’ERCALS LIGHT COLORS YARD 10c YARD Worsted Suits M anufacturers of CHURCHWEL :m i n c h p i n k NAINSOOK $27.50 Men’s Tropical % n o I* Silk Pongee $3.50 Work Boy’s Tennis Ladies Large Ladies Small Shape Natural Color Shoes Shoes Shape Milan Hats Felt Hats 59c Yard $2.95 $2.50 �THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY. JULY 7, 1027 PARE FOUR FORD INDORSES PRESIDENT FOR ANOTHER TERM "Let him guard the payrolls." That was seven years ago. The bandit has guarded the payrolls ever since and never slipped. His life of our men.” “ Would you advocate the gov­ ernment sale of Ihiuor as in Canada 7" "No," Ford replied, sharply. "Liquor ia of no use to anybody." Then he added: “ it is useless un­ less it can be used as a motor fuel." (Editors’ note—in tomorrow’# concluding installment Mr. Ford reveals his Innermost thoughts and beliefs. He tells how he gets moat of his pleasure out of working.) wnnts paroled and gave him another jot*. ' treat Again the boy went wrong and d hol when Ford officials began to prose- * Jj lv ,t».l cute him. the auto king ordered the JV h.bly .. ......... 'them "It's your fault that boy goes wrong," raid Font} “ Yon know hn . is weak and yot.ynU put temiiluj ' tian in his way. Now give him a job where he has to stay honest. , ,K.,S Make him work out in the millf." , n * H iey did and the boy made good • ,m‘ at is new job. lo "]’■ On the political subjects, the au,.° motor czar hud little comment t o V’""- offer except on prohihition nnd ,b- „ farm relief. Ird.’” , Farm relief legislation is futile, ban- Ford said, tiecause ihv real relief ' must be initiated by the farmer. ?plied! “The farm er can only expect JJ'l.d h::Ve Tran Tasascon Proposes Joint Ocean Flight With CharlesLevine fContinued From Page One) a fte r the war we made many flights over Ireland. He knew that be would be obliged to get away up after having the const of Ireland. “ I would bo glad to try my luck in the Ilellancn plane with Levine but his flying radius is not suffi­ cient and besides it Is a tough job being up in the air with a pnssen- 1ger who tan do nothing to nid in the case of nn emergency. You have wot to give Levine credit. Ho has lots of nerve. If he'll fly hack a t the same time I leave 1 will do my lr*st to help him get neroHs." Levine's announce nu nt th et Chnmherlin was “constrained to decline” to pilot him hack because of other engagements has I... aroused Chamberlin's financial hacker who considerable comment in aviation accompanied him on the non-stop circles. Thera ure persistent m m - flight from New York to Germany. "Mr. Levine asked me to fly th? ors that Levine a ml Chamberlin have come to a parting of the Columbia plane to London tomorways, tChnmberUn lias been quoted , row with toh French pilot he has ns snyini that he would pilot Le-(chosen for the Paris to New York vine ime . if .. he had tim/a to [ire- flight," Chamberlin said. "I agreed ..................his own to do so. That certainly shows there pare for the flight In .. has been no split between Ul. Asked who was the French, Levine has chosen for the w,,„ flight, Chnmherlin said he ,Jid know. "Levine naked nn> to pi|ot Columbia on a retu r atrip "pi beriin added. “ But 1 cannot J 1 have not the time to nw#j? necesanry ovefhnuling ,lf plane here. “ I wish Levine and the fv pilot the best of luck." It 1ms been estimated that a are 20,000,000 radio listen** this country. . v . ■ il I Ha] g I H ! j H A Win n in g Tio l e n e Epigram ! The 7mns of Powersay jtm n iT T tD 6Y MARIE 5NQW, J 8 GMNO CENTRAL AVE.W 1W ■- SEABOARD o i l c o m p a n y * J a c K s v n v i H e, F l o r i d a n S ee Service S tation M anager about our Special Savings P la a ltsa good Proposition Saturday Night W e Close. Our Doors—Cash In On These “Going Out Of Business” Values Before Its Too Late! PRICES WILE NEVER BE LOWER EXTRA HELP HAS Anticipating tb« crowds that are sure to grasp the marvelous values we are PRIZE OFFER SEND IN A TIOLENE v EPIGRAM... F IV E DOLLARS PAID FOR EACH ONE PRINTED offering for our last two days, wi* have secured extra help and you may rest assured you will be promptly and efficiently waited on. Come early reap the full harvest of these wonder bargains. OUR PRICES ARE LESS THAN T H E COST TO MANUFACTURE —COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF! A leaky roof is as out-of-date as the hoop-skirt or the onehorse shay. Fire-resistant, per­ manent roofs—roofs that need neither repairs nor painting— ure today at your cull. There is a wide range of choice, plenty of room for individuality. Select the kind of roofing maJ terial that best suits your house. ; Whether it’s a gumbrel, gable, or hip, whatever the style of architecture, we have a rooting ! material that is just made for 1 your house. 'Fell us your plans; : we can help you. 200 Oak Ave.—Sanford, Fla. IMT(AMATIOMAL Don’t Let This Chance To Save Slip By We have quite a large variety of lovely, stylish silk dres­ ses that are superb values at twice what we offer them for, that we) have grouped in two selections and offer them at $7.50 and $10.50. Remember there are only two days to take advantage of these values! Come early! People who are ref mining from buy­ ing now in the expectation that prices will be lower are destined to be dia-.. sapointed—wo POSITIVELY QUIT BUSINESS a t ,»ur closing liour S at­ urday night. Our prices are BELOW the COST OF MANUFACTURE nnd we wnnt you to compare our values with those elsewhere before you buy —amazing— astounding— remarkable bargains aw ait you I W E DEFY ANYONE TO FIND B E T T E R B A R ­ GAINS THAN WE OFFER —“QUITTING BUSINESS” IS THE REASON WE DO PRICED AT Telephone 5,‘16 stsuh CEMENT Lone Star Cement la made by Ike Alabama Portland Cement Co. Hirrnlrsharn, Ala. A abaidkarj, o f J»lern*tlonal Cement Corporation FIRST STREET STYLE WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE NEXT WOODRUFF-WATSON �PAC?F. FTV1I nforil Daily Herald NTa* AD. RATES Ri *•' $** < m»: Cash In Advance nr ndn, will Ik* received Irons and collector sent alely for payment. ....... 10c n line s ................ * v . He a line ............. . . 7c a line me rates on rniuesl. reduced m tea are for itivo insertions, words of nenrage length unted n line, inuni charge of 30c for sertion. advertising is. restricted per classification, i error is made The Sunerald will bo responsible •.'one Incorrect insertion, vertlser for subsequent ns. The office should be imm ediately,in rase of O advertisers Herald representative •jdy familiar with rates, and citowilcation will a« complete Information, you wish, they will assist wording your wont ud. o it nioro effective. POKTANT NOTICE r.iscrs should give their or postoffice address as s their phone number if csirc results. About one out of a thousand has phone and the others communicate with you they know your address, discontinuance .MUST he n person at The Sanford offiro or by letter. Trie, disrantiiiiianres are not j/ ub - Prompt Service Efficient ounccmcnts ..ON and PLUMBING— Tlo xhilty. Wo handle electric pumps, home light and iant*. Sanford Machine Co. tonic: M ies DODGE cars and, Graham Trucka 1.1th lit. fPhone 3.‘ INS L COWMAN CO.. Auto a,or m.d sheel metal works nd ornam ents’ sheet mutul el. 710-W. 207 French Avi*. AXFORD UUICK CO. 212 Mugnulia Avo . Phone 307 R'iJP.T—MARMONS anford Automobile Co. ignoliu Ave. Phone 137 MODEL TRIM CO. irn the caf, not the owner." hone 817 for estimates P. W. RADFORD EW SANFORD BOOSTER only $1.00, Htudcbnkcr Ark for carbon juice with e* stops the knock. San arage Co. LN - FORD — FORDSON Edward Higgins Inc. rcial A Palmetto. Phone 331 RI> Overland Co. Willyahts Si Overland. Whippit*. Commercial Sts. Phono 58. FOR SALE— 11*20 Ford roadster new Ducn finish. New tires. Perfect condition. $230. Phone Ml) or call fiOD First National Dank T\V»> REFRIGERATORS — Good! Building, collection; priced reasonable.P u t - ( son I-nr kin, Inc. M cljinder Arcana SEMINOLE HUDSON- ESSEX Phone 880. — A ... 12—NY;,nted Phono 41 FOR SALE;— FOUR ROOM EO T-j TAGK ON ONE OF BEST LOTS ON MAGNOLIA AVENUE. NEAR Below aro the nnsuvrs to the A 't t v a t L a w SOUTH SIDE SCHOOL.- PRICE "Now You Ask One" questions on Practice in Stine A: Fed* nil REASONABLE. TERMS TO SUIT page 3. Court* PURCHASER. OWNER BOX 431 1— —U. S. navy yards are at Garner-W oodruff CARE H ERALD. _____________ Portsmouth, N. 11.; Boston, Mass.; Bldg. FOP T v . T E T o NE O F RE&fc Brooklyn, N. Y.; Philadelphia, Phone 890 FIVE ROOM BUNGALOWS ON Pa.; Washington, D. C.; Norfolk PALMETTO AVENUE. IN SAN­ Vn.; Charleston, S. C.; Mate Is- I 4— Business Service WANTED—Furnished npartm ents FORD HEIGHTS. CORNER LOT, land. Calif.; Bremerton, W ash.; i between Palmetto nin( French. EQUIPPED WITH ELECTRIC and Pearl llnihor, Hawaii. YOUR BUSINESS —card appear­ Not 2— The U. S. has 18 battleships more than six blocks from RANGE AND WATER HEATER.ing daily in this column will H is t Street. Quote Best summer PRICE LESS THAN MARKET How in commission. 3— The U. S. navy has approxi­ VALUE. TERMS TO SUIT- BOX , rates, P. O. Box 1130. mately 8500 officers and 83,000 15 C.O. HERALD. ranch over 3,0(*O every day! men. YOUNG MAN —driving to Cleve­ -and it costs so little n 12 wind FIVE ROOM •I The West Virginia cost ap­ land, Ohio., soon, % cnn take one FOR SALE: SPANISH BUNGALOW ON proximately $22,900,000. passenger for part expenses. nil for one month costs only $2.00. Phone 33C-J. 113 Central St. PARK AVENUE. 2 CAR GAR5—The United States scrapped RAGE. NICE LAWN. IMMEDI­ 17 ships a fte r the Washington con­ •Phone 118 _ , MEN AND WOMEN ...of good np- ATE POSSESSION,—CAN’T HE ference. 0—Pediatrics is the study and Ju st ask for ‘‘Classified D epart­ penranee to work for a local con­ BEAT FOR THE PRICE. TERMS CASH. BALANCE treatm ent of children’s diseases. (One Day Service $1.01)' c e rn Easy work, full or spare time, $200.00 ment” 7— An isobar Is a weather map good remuneration. Pay every day MONTHLY. BOX 118 CARE HER­ ALD. line which passes through points Apply to The Herald Office. CLEAN UP YOUR OLD WALLS of equal barometric pressure. . WITH THE NEW WALL PAINT 20—Fnrm.s I<t»r Sale 8— An isotherm is a weather map 15— Apartment For Kent SOMETHING NEW AND BETj line which passes through points JTER .'FO R FURTHER INFORMA­ of equal tem perature. e a o N r 4vr, TION- CALL PHONE 235-J OR FURNISHED APARTMENT— BEST BUY IN AGRICULTUR­ 9— Dr. Frederic A. Cook was re ­ SEE, V. CJ COLLIN, SANFORD, AL LAND Three rooms and hath, all mod­ cently sentenced to the penitentiary FLA. ern conveniences, good locution for. using the mails to defraud. In The Stnte Of Florida reasonable rent. Phono 831-J. 10— JinifiTsha is a Compound I | ' MI I I ' | j In the flowing well diatrict near Japanese word made up u Depend on ROYAL' CLEANERS A- DYERS FOR RENT ... 2 Hireo room (tartly Sanford, with clay subsoil.- On meaning man; "riki", me Wb clean anything. Do all kinds of furnished npartm ents. A|iply Ilor- the highway and one mile from power, and ’’sha", meaningg car' nld. plnltipg, Phono 48I-J. It. R. station. • luge. Hence, "man, power car­ Alrcud.v cleared, Perfect riage.’ ’ PHONOGRAPH.... repairing, piano TWO rooms, kitchenette and bath: drainage. tuning by experts with 17 years beautiful outlook; nil improve­ V'irgin soil of unsurpassed fer­ experience. Sanford Music Store ments; attractively furnished; tility. will grow’ anything. anti Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & 11 Me moderate rent hv week. Young's 1,000 Acres in units oT R ueros Lnnder Arcade, Phone 832. Apartments, office 200 N. Park nH many as you w-ant AT K PRICE SO LOW IT WILL BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation Avc. "Make Your Head Swim" boxes and general cement work TWO NEW— nicely furnished »llome ScekerB, Here Is Your Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Terapartnicns. $25 per month. 915 i 1. Chance willeger, Proy. 3rd and Elm. W. First St. Phone 207. WASHINGTON July 7 (IN S) It May Never Come Again LANEY.S DRUG ^ T O R E —Pre­ If you can make a small cash —Secretary of the Navy Curtis l>. scriptions, Drugs, Soda. Wo aro 16—Houses For Kent payment and finance your first , Wilbur today drew upon himself ns near you as your phone. Call 103 crop, it will easily pay for the the ire of delegates attending nil MY HOME FOR RENT— furnish­ Isnd. called here by the Peoples Recon­ LUMBER and complete line of ed or unfurnished. Phone 812-J.1 If you are looking for a "Snap" struction League by refusing to • building mntcrial. Low prices. 8th & Summerlin. attend on the ground that it was Here It Is Security Lumber Co., "Whcro Good called "ti* promote hostility to Sec Me At Once Grades Come From " Maple and SIX ROOM HOUSE— 3 miles J the American government." W. M. YOUNG -Sixth. Phono 797. west on Mount Dora Road. Ga­ Bargains In Real Estate . A letter of invitation to the rage, electric lights, flowing well,' to speak and CONCRETE in every shape and garden, liens. Good late by year t o 1 Park Avo. and Commercial St. rOHvv secretary ; Wilbur'.- reply were made public form, blocks, tile roofing, ornn- responsible party. Apply a t house* mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod­ or by letter to E. M. Church, 115 , without comment, hut it wo-.i indi21—Acreage For Sale ucts Company, Fifth and Maple French Ave. | rated«i assist that roiisiv sonic |S| of tnv the II liberal i Sts. Phone 112-W. T ,T 7 T " -r;-- Headers Would discuss the Inchident m FOR RENT. *5 room house witli MUCK LAND)K ARK V A Ll!A lim : CLARENCE SMITH bath on West F irst Street. $25.01) Ju st three miles ffom the cilj *** The two day conference has for General Contractor Month. Apply 117 Popular Avenue limits on highway I have eight its general subject: "how civil WO West Firot StretV acres of muck lands that can ho tight have been, suppressed to "A fter a long hot day on my feet at Phnns 441 FOR RENT bought for $500 un acre nr siKtcial further Ameiit'uu imperialism." I run for T it," writes a city sales­ H E'l AL ROOFING— The Roof Ev- 5 ROOM UNFURNISHED S T U (- price made on all of it. Thirty Wilbur was asked to speak on man. "No m atter how my feet ache crlHstlng. Metal shingles; f t) BUNGALOW. 2 BED ROOMS,' acres iu entire tin, L includes elt- the use of marines tihmad to and burn. T it draws out all the pain standing acutn tin and galvanized LIVING ROOM. DINING ROOM.I ins lands and oilier good guidon protect American lives and p,r«y.i- and I’m as good as new." roofa. Seo Jam es H. Cowan. Oak KITCHEN (cquippctP“witlt electric f land. Fine ptncK for poultry and city. Iu replying-be said: l • T it Is'M agical. Al ts right o f f range). BATH (with hot and eold* truck of nil kinds. Men can make, •ve. and T hud St. Phone 111. wntor). LOCATED 2100 PALMET­ living raising bulbs, celery, vcgc-t It is obvious that thu purpose | Stops that pain of corns, bunions, WIGHT-CH RISEN HERR 1 PutN T TO AVENUE. RENT SUMMER tables and poultry for Sanford and |»r this meeting is to promote callouses, sure spots, the ft.w cents buy a Imx of T it at SHOP — Printing, Engraving, RATES, PHONE 118. Orlando markets. Address R..A. O. hostility to . , , , Unite I States, any drug or department store. Have - are Herald. This will not he on ! mid I have ......... .. Embossing. Sui us first. Wo rto It. Phono 417-W. R. R. Avenue- 5-ROOM.......bungalow for rent. intukct long. If you do not th in k '* ” l,H,t impute in sorb a cnnler- feet that never swell, never hurt, once, with hath and garage, on French ll.is land is worth the price try never get' tired. Commercial Street. Ave.. nenr 11th St. Phone 221 or buy ,.nmo of the muck lands call at 001 Park Ave. other parts of tho country. 6—Help Wanted (Male) m ' t M T u r . v r o r *i i i i : i v n : m i m I*. S I,AN I* O K K irt-: III 11 AIN MS•BROOM Cottage, unfurnished, for 26—Miscellaneous For Sale t BOYS WANTED—Can use five v n . u : . i - - i . ni ti o. \ .iiuois. rent. 1700 block, $25 a month. isr*. good boys who are hustlers. Can Box 1700 care Herald. N otice I*. 1 $•*r « • I»> k I vcii lluit (Minrli'H earn ns high as a dollar an a fte r­ J«*iikin* «*r «*i»uin«»ti«. F l o r i d a . SALE—Nice clean G r o c e r y ; u noon. Apply Circulation D epart­ 17— B usiness I ’laces F o r K e n t POR , v. Iim. mi llct«.lM*r •*. !!•«:•. made store. Other business forces Il<»HicMtcad K h tr y , No. 0 I 0 MW3 , f o r ment Herald. to sell. $390 will handle ileal. Cull i W i; of V \V ' | , H p rtlo n Hu T m uiin Ii I| i I*I S I t a l i c rt:t i : T a lla h a ^ H c c M . - j at once 3D! Cypress Ave. TOPCO AUTO TOP DRESSING A TfR A CTIV r rooms lo rent for | lld la il. Ilil* filed iimII cc *'f lllll* III l(l|| stores or offices at Park Ave . t • m .ik F r n t n n n i l ui lull P in n f , lo W aterproofs, aofteus and pre­ SALE: CORNER LOT IN I ti I•11•-11 c la i m to t h e la n d iilm vc d«’serves, makes your top lust for-! and Commercial M rect. W. M FOR BLOCK m i llicd. Iicfm «• I ’lc r k •'IrcitH i* n n r t! PIN EH UR.ST. ONE Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave., op­ ever; money back guarantee, no IMorldu, nil tin* •• ( 11 d a y , FROM FRENCH. CASH TALKS. unif Sanfi*rd, \itu ii*l. brush fuss or muss, 500 cans soli, posite Court House. MAKE AN OFFER. REPLY LOT I * 11 4 119141 III IIIIIIICM a* WllllcMM*: in b la. last 30 days. Salesman CAKE 11ERA Id). *1' .1. I«ii9l 4*. of I'liiiltn ila I ’lo r ld a wanted. See I). W. Short. KuI'jj I'J—Houses For Sale i: d . r « x . ««f riitiiiiMtii. r i n r i d a Mgr. II Ball Bld'g. Sanford, Fla. lc l. of l*tiiiVn«»tit. I ’lorlilD ( ROSS-TIES— and pides, any, lI*l . nIr*>. UMan l in nf i 'liitliMiln. I lu r id u. See E E X T R A It A C T N O W . M .! grade or dimension. diMtiKu I ' I 'l oin 8—Financial lU 'Klnlor I Two story home—good condition- ■>r II. Rush. Geneva, — 1M Well ’“" located—dose I n—$1*100 MONEY— to loan on Improved dr $200 cash— $*!(* per month. Alt ?i*ahlc residential pro port) .a cash $2750. Sanford at (1 per cent interest, no Sirugga-Scnggan Realty Co. brokerage- Andress Loan I*. O Box Phono 73Ji or 338-J. Masonic Tem­ 503 City. | ple. PODIATRY 0,1111) A SOUKS, ked Toe Web®, EctzeChafing, Ueti Hug and 'Biito Bites. It stops IT NG. }T IS SOOTHING I Drug Stores, 50c, or write ODIATRY PRODUCTS s,juth Beach Street Jbqtonq Beach, Flu. H. C. VIELE Substantial Jeweler iu a Substantial City*' .. 108 Magnolia .. Mail order house have sold many tires in Sanford in the past—But it is no longer necessary to or-, der your tires— S Buy from us— Genuine Men’s Linen Wash Suits 75c ,-.» ■ -- ,-— -. I EX’S BODIES FOUND * ----- —• I’APL. Minn., July 7—(IN' t bodies of two young worn- j jisd been shot to deatli were in a residence here todav. of alcohol wus found in one rooms. I HALING OINTMENT *e best ever produced for S. J. NIX 5 Sanford Laundry _ “DIAMONDS” ^ ! “ TIZ” FOR TENDER, SORE,TIRED FEET and save money. jSecretary Wi l b u r ' A r o u s e s T h e Ire Of League Meeting Look! y. •« •« ••■• DIAMOND HEAVY TITAN 9 7.35 $11faV$1 32x4 ............... 12.40 30x5 8 ply heavy service 33x5 8 ply heavy service 29x4.40 .*............ 8.40 12.20 11 0 *U)vr» 13.65 30x5.77 ............... 1 (>.(*(* 33x6.00 ............ 17.00 N : DIAMOND HEAVY SERVICE TUBES $ 8.30 16.10 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 CompleUi Hliick of genuine Ford repair purLi. BUY “DIAMONDS" AT .1 - Wight Brothers Company 2nd. A Magnolia, lo th noil Sanford, 1st. .V or Jones Tire Shop Kim T h e W a t e r ’s F in e vf ■ s ■ 6 rl 1] 3 Make Our Bath House Anti 1*00! .' : ■ •3 Your Headquarters When You Come Over TO If You use our Bath House or Suits While in Daytona Beach visit Helen Marie Coffee Shop J.G. 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Attoriiej-«t-Law Will practice in nil lb* ccuri* EtnniiiiMliou A b,tracts ?f Lane Titles given especial altrrtiuii Bee Brand INSECT ( i f : Powder ‘^ L iq u id - will prove an Ideal Stopping Place for you andyour family during the Summer months or on your week end visits. Only a step to the ocean.. Special Summer Rates E x tra S pcxial W e e k E n d R a te s The Breakers Hotel “On The Ocean” ^.VMMWa a - Hi i[t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1927 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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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>, July 07, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/be213f186a626b1d41f86a663bd86412.pdf a5dacdbb2c0c0e0bd51fc39de1bd9680 PDF Text Text YOUR NEW SPAPER TH E WEATHER P artly cloudy, probably local thundershowers tonight and S a t­ urday; not q u ite 'so warm tonight in extreme portion. blishcd in H n o rid a ’g Heart B World’s G reatest Vegetable lion. Jts Richest Garden Earn! Leased Wire International News Service ttacks Upon Jews D. E. WALKER IS “ Government s : Law And reDiscontinuedBy KILLED NEAR % idustrial Magnate OSTEEiCIIURC.fi » lerican t i e D rew s Gratified To Learn Ban Johnson Quits League Presidency ford Magazine Will Prop Former Policy NEW YORK, July R—(IN S) —Ban Johnson, for many yenrs, tho president of the American League nnd one of the storm centers of ha: i Gall of every gen­ eration, resigned his position this afternoon. Johnson recently returned to his dutie.i a fter a leave of nbscnce from Iih duties caused, it is claimed, by friction between him and various American League cluli owners. tends Made In Letter To Lawyer iroit Manufacturer kvers AttacksWithmt His Knowledge E\V YORK, July 8 — S ) —American Jew cry exLcd gratification over tlie kpected announcement of [ry Ford th at henceforth publication, the Dearborn (•pendent, would contain lung in its columns in any • savoring o f an attack on Auto Magnate Reveals Inner­ sons of the Hebrew faith. most Thoughts A n d His |v> announcement, contained in Beliefs; Stays Hungry To ttor to Louis Marshall, nn ntKeep His Appetite On Edge iry of this citv, and itlndn pull1,v Arthur Brisbane, expressed ,]•« regret tlint the cnulmns of I nrtid -s would he withdrawn ■n circulation. , hv nnti - Semitic attacks hight to nationwide attention l a g the t iul of the ? 1,000,000 H suit fill'll by Aaron Sapim, ■ err nml m arketing export, lim it the motor m agnate sonm ■ilbs ago. were not printed with n ig knowledge, the statem ent Flared. an/| Ford had become cog[ant of them only aft/ r a perinl study of the files of the prhorti Independent which ho r,h>gv cunuik^d- Te my great regret," the stntcat -aid, "I hnve learned thnt . generally particularly those this country, not only rerent se publications ns promoting DETROIT July 8.— (IN S )— Henry Ford, the richest ninn in the world, the beat known nnd the least understood, todny revealed ! many of his inner most thoughts and intim ate beliefs to Intcrnat-, ional News Service. I The world’s first billionaire— 'could refrain from ever lifting u I finger hut gels the most pleasure [ hy working. Could stay in bod ail day, y e tis 'satisfied with six hours of sleep, j Believes the greatest gift of | his wealth was the increased work it enabled him to do. | Stays hungry to keep his appe­ tite on edge, yet has no favorite dish. Could live a life of luxurious ease but prefers l»f work from ten to dxteen hours n day. , .'ii.iico n on anti lHu to be the first down to work in tl:, morning. Owns thousands of m otor ears yet likes walking ns n recre«ti«.*n. Tlie possession of the greatest single fortune probably in all human history, the royal throne of motordom nnd the leadership ,.f a half dozen other industrial j lines give Ford no special sntisj faction. "How docs it feel to be Hie richest man in the world, he win asked. "I only feel 1 have a job," Ford replied with serious mien. "W hat was the greatest g ift yeur J wealth brought to you?" "Just • a bigger job to work nt, the j richest man said. “ What- haw , you lost by being the richest man jin the w orld?" Not a thing." "N ot even privacy, pci snnnl freedom or the opportunity to (Continued On I’age Tluec) Commander Of Ilig Ocean Ship May Be — e\v Trial For Jacobs) Sought By Attorncyj Motion f-r new trial for W il Iin in »cnbr. found guilty in county •urt Thursday afternoon on n 1 i ssing' liquor, was ltd with t!i court this morning V George A. DeCottcs, attorneys ,rt tb>- ib fendant. fF. W Walton, who was arrested ’cdri' day and charged with tho isntifncturc nnd sale of liquor ben a still was found near his t>me, plead guilty to tho charge im* in-rning and __ __ .w. ... Judge Sharon kotz-nced him to puy a fine of $260 to rerx-o three montns on the punty rood:/. In lieu of payment U thi- fine Watton muat servo an ^Jitionnl threo months. The rase of tho state versus John h°mpson. charged with tho |ios‘■^'non of lb|uor wns being tried ‘P until noon today. _ V a a CHERBOUGI1. Franco, July K. (IN S )—The position of navigator on tho proposed New York to Rom® flight, for which Lloyd Bcrtaud, a ir mail flyer, bus been chosen pi­ lot has been offered to ( aptnin Herbert H artley, commodore of the United Btates lines Hcc! nnd commander of the liner Leviathan. The offer was made bv William Randolph Hcnrst, financial backer of tho proposed flight, in a wire­ less message* to Captain Hartley which reached the Leviathan while it was in mid-Atlantic enroute here. Cnptnin Hartley on hi:* arrival here Htiid that nothing but liis wife's refusal to permit him t » make the flight could prevent hi • acceptance of the offer. NEW CITY HAI L LET DEFUNIAK SPRINGS, Flu., July 8.—(INS)—Contract hns been 1ct for tho erection of a city hall to cost $50,000. Thu city purchased its own bond issue, using money in the city treasury. 'ST "1,Ff‘‘l 11■Dnv,» token / J oovlscmeht the Department agriculture’s charges of vlolat7“* Pore food net ngninst tin of the case was held th” c,,mml.ssionorj nnd AtUte’i i J i S " * ^ yc*tordny when S I S K Sf “ w ith Officials and 'Crimi/L; ° f-.1.ho Deportment of . » it l ............... ... 1/1 i.t* ( 111. c n i ’ i' iM 'i I i/f Lake County Citizens P P .ltl •hie declared that done ranch to cr nnirnt /if men" b Acre Of Automobile Accessories Found Murder Stirs Little Town Near Sanford No Eye-W itnesses To Shoot­ ing Arc Pound By Officers; Constable Well Known Here Prison Worker Faces Jail In Auto Mishap French Flier. Former Holder ■he * . Of Alrplnn Endurance Rec­ I* o rd Accnm pa nies 1,e v i n e7i n d to the executive branch of govern­ Chamberlin I n L o n d u n l Tight ment ha« been constantly end progr, : di !’}y a t w/n I..’* "It logins with tho 1’reddent h in u rlr/ ’ said Governor Ritchie. "Go l e t te r is it considered hi.» Xunctop' / Imply to adminicle;* tho hiW/i which tho legislature ‘p asses • .< tb rm Interpreted hy tho jn dicirry.-.More and more the Pre.i• being looked upon a tl • ant: .tf«- voice of the people not only to execute the Inws hut also to determine w hat law.! chouM ho maile and oven how they should he Annt unccnient Is Made For Relievos Expen QfDirtgiblq Publication A t Summer Flight Over Polar Regions; W hile Hot: ’' day While Too Grqnt For His Proposed Ambassador .i- i t s There A ttends Em y Lunched i RAIMI) CITY, S. !»., July 8.— (IN S )—Jam es It. Sheffield American Ambassador lo M • o tendered his lesignation l<> P u lent Coqlidge today. His decision > re:i:;n, ShcfficM said, could in ! attributed to hick of ndn ini 'itiun support of his functions in Mexico, Neither <an hi- attributed to ilb ’iu.iUb* r e .j I ..«d h c ^ ^ i ^v 1> wanted n rjut atti r nearly “tinea yours of very b ird work.. Mo-t prominently mentioned do succeed Sheffield in this movement post is John G u iic tt of Haiti more, who formerly • -rved as m inister to Holland and m inister to Argen­ tina. Spaa W. Ktrawn of Chicago alio ia being it 1 d ap are Cbnrb-1 Beecher W arren of Detroit n for­ mer embassador to Mexico and Japan, and ex-governor Thomas K. Campcll of Arizona. .Sheffield would not discuss Mex­ icali relation:! referring all quest­ ions cither lo the slate departm ent or tho President. Ho was particularly in shied on not touching in any way on the coming miprcmi! lest case of the proviah ns of th • Mexican consti­ tution under which the United Flu­ tes holds American property la be­ ing confiscated. Tho Ambassador has served at Mexico City : ir.ee Kept. P, 11)21. Frank ilvnns, county commis­ sioner and an avowed opponent of the proposed Kt. Johim-lnilian riv­ er canal, toil' y took exi-r^itlon to u puragbaph printed upon n pro gram sui/l/to hu.i U i n pasced out aL the Mil: ne Tlit-alcr. The para(;i:i|i?S reads n« follows: "Tho proposed ••.iiinl is lliu big is sue now before the people of Han­ ford iiinl Huininulo County. It i.i yet to Ik- del. rmiiic/l whether uu Iconoclast, an ex-county compib*ntoner Jilui an a-tu te iioston poli­ tician iir^> strung enough to /lefenl a project for which the people have boon clam oring for years," Mr. Evans believes the w riter of tho paragraph was striking n f him when he mentioned ' “m tu ‘ Boston |K>litlclnn." "I wa - born an l ruined in Kutninolo County, leaving bora when 21 years nf ago. I made my money jn Boston, hut I retu rn ­ ed to Seminole County to invest it,” ho said. “P a rt of iny money went to build the Milunc Theater build. iug. in which thin program i . sued. 1 p u t $35,000 in th a t build­ ing,” lie added. ATLANTA, July «■- (IN S)Mrs. I. Springer, nationally known prison worker known n* a ^gunnh jan angel" to the families of pris­ oners, today fared u barrel cell un­ less the state court of npp"j.ls re­ verses the verdict of a jury which tried nnd convicted her in conn>--tion with the injury of n lad of 11 whom the state contends wa i struck by the automobile in which she wns boing driven by her tlia^ fc-ur. Five liurdrcd dollars or an -dly for cmhalming purposes nnd ii tem ntive of six months nt tho Millodgevillo state farm was tho sen­ ir.juridus to human life. tence meted out, hut Mrs. Spring/ r Many prominent citizens of Pa­ denies her guilt, electing to n*rve ATLANTA,- Jul . 8.— (IN S )— nama City appeared a t the hear­ the term if her uppcul is donied. The sale of tho Atlnntu Constitu­ ing in behalf of the dairy* declnrinp tion to Col. I.uko I k. ii, owner and it to he onu of tho most modern DEATH .18 EXPECTED SOON publisher of tho Nuidiville Tcnnand sanitary in tho state, Tho o w n ­ KAN FRANCISCO, July 7.— csseun, and Rogers Caldwell, also ers were willing to turn the dsiiy (IN S)—The death of John Drew, of Nashville, was nnnounced in toover to inspectors of the depart­ veteran actor, is expected within u diiy’a ii sue of the Constitution, ment for opemtion so that a thor­ few hours, according to his pliysi- i Clark Howell Jr., will be retuined ough investigation could Ik- mado ciun Dr. Lawrence Hoffman. ns hpsiness m anager, the announce­ into the presence of formaldehyde “ Mr. Drew suffers n blood ment stated. in the milk, they declared. stream infection which cannot be Messrs. I^-n nnd Caldwell only First investigation started when checked nnd which always proves it wa:> observed hy inspectors thu^ fatal: Hoffman said today. Toll Recently acquired the Memphis Commerciul-AiqK-Ml and Evening sample of milk taken from the by the septic polscn has Appeal. dairy would not turn sour for over taken a week. Chemical analysis showed been so great thnt Drew’s amaz­ An agile Ceylonese can climb a the presence of formaldehyde, In ing powers of resistance are virtu­ DQ-foot palm tree in ten seconds. ally exhausted." violation of pure food laws, late Officials Are Making Study Of fharges Against Da icy At Panama City AHASSEE, FI s .. July 8 url > 'G o'nmtasloner of Agricult ia v.u,n Mnyw nn*l Attorney * Constable Shot Down A s He Enters Garage To Search Automobile For RumjEddic Pell Gives Up To Officers David E. Walker, -12, constable nt Osteen and formerly n member of the Sanford police departm ent, was allot and killed this morning a t 11 :30 o’clock as he entered a small garage in the rear of the Motlio/list Church nt Osteen. Kddio Pell, who u home adjoins tho ga­ rage- is said to have surrendered to officers following the shooting. A coroner's inquest was schedu­ led to lie held lute this afternoon a lte r Judge J , E. Pcncock of DoLind and sheriff’s deputies from Volusia county had been summon­ ed and had taken charge of tho case. Pell is said to he in the cus­ tody of Lesley Brooks, a convict guard near Osteen, pending the outcome of the inquest. There were no eye-witnesses to tlu* shooting, according to an op­ inion expressed by citizna who liv­ ed nenr (lie scene of the murder ml who were attracted hy reports of n gun. Walker is believed *to have met bin death ns he entered tho gnrnge to search an autom o­ bile for liquor. The automobile, n Studebnkcr touring ear, is the property /if^Pfll according 1 > ncigTiTiol'swIio identified it. No examination had been made of the body early this nftcriioon end it is not known how ninny bul­ lets pierced W alker’s body. Three dints were fired, according to then • living In the vicinity of the church. Marks on the garage and n bullet lode in the church led sheriff’s olfleers to express the belief jluil tho slayer uned n .10-30 rifle. The countable Piet bis death an he entered .the garage from tho "outlt nnd is believed to have been fired on from the enst by perr »rt standing ttbotit 80 to 75 feet away. When discovered- the !>, " vn i ly­ ing on the right side with the face downward. According to several people. Pell gave liimHdf up to Brook • ni d later Appeared In custody of the officer. Brooks is snbl to have ramie n statem ent following tho shooting that he found n h. m il w arrant on W alker’s body mid al­ so his pistol, which* Brooks is raid to have claimed was in the con­ stable's right hand and was cock' <1 ready to fire-. T ho little town of Osteen lias been stirred hy tin* shooting. The placed teemed with oxcjtcm oit a f­ ter the m urder occurred nnd groups of people congregated near the shooting scene to view the body of tho sluin constable. W alker wnR well known In San­ ford, having served for about a vetir ns n patrolman on the San­ ford police force. He griped some prominence following his seizure of n shipm ent of whiskey in rear of the Flks Club more than a y< li­ ngo, hut shortly a fter this raid re­ signed from the force and went to Osteen. W alker Is survived hy bis widow nnd six children, four sisters, four brothers nnd his mother and fath­ er, Ml*, nnd Mrs. J. W. Walk T of I'alatkn. The sisters are: Mrs. W. A. Hopkins or Sanford. Mrs. A. L. Depfer nnd Mrs. A. M. Clements of Sarasota nnd lira. G. L. r a s te r nf Tampa. The brothers are: h. E. W alker of Hnnfonl, nnd W. K. Wal­ la r. J. K. W alker and W. II. Walker all «>r Palmetto. The hotly will ho taken to I’alatka Saturday whore It will be laid to rest nenr the boyhood home of the officer. The funeral rcr vieos will ho held Sunday. * NUM BER 262 Member Audit Ilurohu Of Circulations Nashville MenAcquire Atlanta Constitution PAIC July I ConiiuMUilcr Richard K. Hvn| North Pole nnd ■ ns-Af . tie flier, discussing his r • ijccleil expedition lo tho Boiith Pobi in an interview to/lny, anid . such a flight enuid bo mndn in i. o r n .".bb- or a monoplant ncli ns thr America but bceauso of IF-* e* nct> e a dirigible would erjbeli veil it vj'uld bo ndvhuibh 'io go in an uirplniie. Byrd v i the guest nt a lunrlu-on in (he Amorienn embassy given l. Sheldon Whltchouse tliv ti Charge 'D’Affairs, • Bort Aco.'dti had nukixl t<> ho c reused and • . did G. O, Novillo who was •aiT -(iug Cri/fii n toothache an the result of n broken tooth. II j visit­ 'll a dentist this morning. Bcrnt Balehen, tho olhor iiicmhc of the e r -v, was onrnuto to Au sterdnm lo consult till- Fykker Con nmy reganling the plane (hat B r/l is to use on the South I’olo / xne/iltion “Our South Pol fl ght could bo done in cither a /’irig’iile or a plane such ns the America," said Byrd. "Qno of tho reuse is wo are not Inking n /Hrigildo is because it would l>»* too expensive and wo can­ not afford It. “ A larjrr- dirigible c.sp ddo of out­ riding the variable wi ds of th ­ Ant-Arctic w/luld he required. It would have to he of m ch size that it . expnm-e would lx> out of the qiiciiti/m ns far ns we are concern^ “ It would he neccs'ary f o r ’such n Inrtro dirigible to 1 ive a long /'raising radius of c umo nti/I one noint I want to make is thnt th : bigger lb/- dirigible the g rea ter tlie cruislp radius. > "T hat 11 not trn of airplanes. Our America i* about tho "Tunxlniuni size for a npi jimum cruising radius. "I said in PJ25 that either type of .".irship could conquer the Arctic. Both did. Now I say that both cun conquer the Antui -tic. “ There fa quite a controversy over tho comparative effectiveness of light-r than e ir craft and a ir­ planes. I say tin liutli types have tholr own ,iisoh." “ One fc:i!ur<vof planes which fils them better for tho purposes of n South Pole flight is, in my opinion (but a plaiui cun ce ie r tho point th at i • t i b - explm ' d." School Principal Is On Stand At Toccao T.OGCOA, (in., Ju l, K (IN'S) W J(». A i " liigh i,h o 'd prln lir a I <iiureh official and a leading citi­ zen of Stephens county took the witness stand today nnd denied im­ plication in tlie flogging of lira . Anslcy Bowers declaring thero was no hasfe in fact for tho indict­ ment charging him with assault with intent to murder. An he mad/i Ills stutem ent to the jury, u thronged court room listen­ ed In a tense hush. Denmark And Return ly New Flight Flan LONDON, July 8—(IN S )—A round trip flight from Denmark to the United Stales is tho latest air project. According to a Central News dis­ pute}! from Copenhagen today the famous Danish aviator Johnnnscn has accepted the .invitation of the mumifuctuM r of inventor Junpereit to attem pt n flight alone from Denmark to the United States and to return to Denmark with n pas- PARIS, July 8.—(IN S )—Mnu.ire Drouhin, French aviator, Cl- renc* I). Chaniherlin nnd Charlc A Levine took off from Lo Itourgct flying field in tho mono­ plane Columbia for London nt 12:85 o’clock thl afternoon. Drouhin hns contracted to fly the Columbia, with Levine a Ids passenger, from Tnris to New"'York within a short time. It was the first time Drouhin htul been in tho plane that recently made a non-stop flight from Now York to Kottbus, Germany. Announcement that Drouhin had h< mi signed to make the return illght ncri the Atlantic was made efnly this morning by Levina who wa enthusiastic over the French­ man, who is tho form er holder of the airplane endurance record. Mrs. Levine, too, expressed confideiice in Drouhin ami on this oc­ casion will make no objection to her husband's trans-A llnntic trip. She will not return to America with Mr. and .Mrs. Chamberlin next week hut will remain here to see her husband hop off with Drouhin, pinliabty in about two weeks when the Columbia bus been put in read- DEPUNIAK SPRINGS, Flu., July 8— (IN S )—An acre of au­ tomobile accessories and parts believed to ho the largest cache of nutomnbllo thieve'* loot to he recovered in Florida in re ­ cent years was found by Wnlton nnd Holmes county deputy sher­ iffs near here. The alleged lender o f the hand of automobile thieves hns suddenly disappeared according to officers. A man qnd boy are being held In connection with the finding of the cnehc. Large Number OfVisitors Welcomed To City By Mayor Lake Here At 12 O’clock ________ Big Program-Is Planned For Day Retail Merchants O f City Handle Arran­ gements For Fete ■ ■ - — \ W ith the band playing nnd flags wnving, approxim ately 175 people, members o f the I.tike County Motoracde to Rnnford upon tho opening of the new road to W ekiwa bridge, rolled up to th e City Hall at noon to begin a pro­ gram o f activity and entortninmorit that surpnsaed anvWalker Declares Intention ♦btn/* of Its 'To Clean District Of Law citv before. kind ever held In tho Violators; Says Arrest Of5.1 Arriving In this city nt 12 o’­ Negroes Caused Board Act? clock a fte r hnvtng been m et nt tho Declaring th a t he had suffered in n finnncinl way through the County Commissioners' action In recently nbolishing the offices of justice of pence nnd constable for this district, nnd intim ating thnt his arrest of 63 negroes on chargos of gambling bud led to tho commis­ sioners’ action, E. K. Wnlkcr. conHtnldc, today reiterated his deter­ mination to cnforco tho law to tho latter. W alker’s statem ents were made public in a communication to Tho Herald. "It will he n fight to tho finish,” W alker declared, referring to pinna to rid the district nf law violators. The statem ent to his t>aper is as follows: "In-wdnrd Vntho opinion render­ ed by tho Attorney general, I Would jiko to nay that the wheels of justico sometimes movo slowly but surely. "For tlie benefit of my friends 1 Jor several yenrs. I wish to take this m atter up from it for granted Hint | the beginning nnd explain the tncliiin hack. lies of nur county commissioners hut Levine did not in abolishing tip* offices of tho ot. There hud been peace and constable, uilnble. j "Some time ago I raided a gnmb•’hicli was ready for ling house here in Sanford nnd nrlight w ill take off rested 63 negroes who wen* gnmbmull in’s d ecision to Nng, seems thnt the county ’• Wo w ill find nn- commissioners took exception to countv line bv members of the Re­ tail Merchants Committee of tho Chamber, the delegation was es­ corted through the residence dis­ trict nnd thence to tho Citv Hnll. where it w ss form ally welcomed hv Mavor F orrest Lake. Following the program nt tho In welcoming the dolegat\"ilGt/> the city, Mayor I.nke, City Com­ missioner E. F. Housholder nnd Frank P. F orster cnch dwelled up­ on the bonds “of friendship which exist between the people of Lake nnd Seminole Counties.' * Responses were nindo i*y Mayor Sherman and Frank Heath, of Mt. Dorn, nnd by Secretary Rend, of tho Tuvarcs Chamber of Com­ merce. Tho bettering of conditions as n whole throughout the state of Florida through tho cementing of tho nnturnl tics between the coun­ ties of various sections of the state was promised by tho speakers. The entire affair, said to have been one of tho nuv»t successful of its kir/' ever staged in Sanford, i ont - without a hitch. Shortly a fter . luncheon, before tho reg­ u la r ' bgram began, Mayor Lake, who .ctcd as toastm aster, nnd rhnir.Han of tho meeting, started n song fost. At its conclusion members of the Rotary and Kiwanis clubs formed groups in various parts of the auditorium nnd club songs soon drowned out all a t­ tem pts a t conversation. Then came the too, and the boat rides, and tho movies. As n windup to the day, came the baseball gnme. Everybody seemed to huve a good time. Stinson Continues Lead In Plane Tour A ttorn ey Believes Ex-Postmaster Has Met With Foul Play MEMPHIS, Tcnn., July 8 —(IN S )—Led by the giant all-metal navy mnnoplune, the airships in the Ford reliability tour took off ' from tho field here nt nine thirty joVIock this morning for Pine Bluff, Ark. Three plutics were delayed for a few m inutes by minor motor trouble got away close on tho heels of the others. Kddio Stinson still leads all of the oilier contestants by 000 points. MIAMI- FJ. i., July 8— (IN S )— / *•»«* LRandall, form er Jiii'.ih postm aster, removed from < i in '' a fte r ho was charged with tki embezzlement of post offieu Inii'l and who is a t lil>orty under . 2.1,000 bond, bus m et with foul Hay. was expressed lu re today by l. attorney, William G. McRae. •ilcllnc- who sucreeded yesterday 7 '"'ranging a postponent of Run. I* I preliminary hearing untilI WASHINGTON, July 8—(IN S) to time. -'.onday, charged th a t “politicalI — Balked a t Geneva hy tho unThe British, in effect, are ap­ jiii nia of the ex-|Mi»tnia.->ter huve pealing to the State Department 1 " II il sponsible for hiM non-an-1 yielding opposition of American ,over the heads of Hugh S. Gibson delegates to increasing naval arm - and A/imirul Hilary P. Jones, who pearanru here. Rnn/lali left Cairo, Ga., for• ament, Great B ritain bus begun, in 1head tho American delegation at U carw uter several ,|uyB Ugo to, effect, a diplomatic flank attack Geneva. n nfer \wtii George W. Bean, Re­ in Washington to secure the ennrGreat Britain finds hcriclf, ac­ publican national iornm itteem uni tnoutt cruiser tonnage her experts cording to diplomats here, in tho iM'in Florida McRae said. y 0 / ur consider necessary for Britain's unenviablo position France occu­ n i.s known, he never reached[ continued naval (AjiMinucy. pied nt the Washington naval con­ city nnd has not been scon Kir Ksme Howard, tho British ference, thnt of the dissenter and Mina Icavfnr Georgia* —ambassador, who hastened back to the obstructionist. For if tbe con­ Mrs. Randall und child arrived tho capital from his summ er dom­ ference at Geneva breaks up, os in Miami yesterday expecting to icile in M assachusetts, plans to now seems probable, the onus un­ find her huxband waiting for lu-r. remain here until the fute of the doubtedly will faU__up<»n tho Brit­ .“ he Is almost prostrate over his naval rorference a t Genova is de­ ish. The one big rock of dissension non-appearance and failure to termined one way or the other. Ho comrmmJruto with her already bus had uuo conference >with • cn tary o f Slot* Kellogg, from whom tho American dele- tons, more than twice what tbo gates at Geneva get their orders, j United States and Japan have h<tn and others will be held from tim e*willing to grant. Great Britain Begins A Diplomatic Flank AttackAfter Geneva Balk I �^ ! • ■*'... v ■ 7* - '*1l>' —~ ITS***! n THE SANFORD HERALD. TTUIltSDAY, JIB-V ”:_10_2 7 ^ PA GFSTX - l*a f> ----------------------------------------- ---- i ,:;L. n^cninr K"me. Cob!.,, cnsgd " boicor out oi tho park In ;u h Ki*ni<\ -.11 *11 11,0 rent of tho field wn» idle. Beaune Standings ...» . ■ 0 .«*>**! I” l' "' Only highest quality lo f^ I H tv r lS!( ltcsiiita Of Games I dfiP REST WHILE LEO AMERICAN LEAGUE St. Lotiia 8} Detroit U. Boston 1 0; i'hllndolphiu (>-7. Other*, not lithcduh'd. NATIONAL LEAGUE Philnttrlrhiu 0-5; BonEyi 4 3. Other Ached (lied jj»men, rnin.. Former ChnmpionVMtinn'jcrls Peered llecnuse His Proltvre Is On Short End Of Halting Odds orrered In N ew Y ork SOUTHERN LEAGUE Atlanta \; New Orlenn* 3. l ittle Rmk I; Isa*Indite 6. R.rmlttfthni i 7; Mobile 5. Other, not iclirdulcd. SARATOGA. N. Y„ July 7— (INS)—This was « day "f i* <■ jMCic Dnmpncy and hi* bntlciv.l m o to r ,* y oil can bear w !n Blajor Leagues l l • I Oil 1 SWKIVHI. out HU" .... . oppeurA to he New Orleans wn<» , W alter Brown in tho box . n t/o m L . tr. it laid tho bigger punch nnd with ............................. ................. - ­ nnd AMERICAN LEAGUE Vi.nn , with n tnreo run rally ,,Uinvinp tho Crockers only, four YV. L. Pet. p, tl , .- 'hth. !• red Schulte ernshed w„n easily. Hiiiainghnm'a 7, i. A DING MAJOR LEAGUE HIT 54 21 .720 Into t’ * toncreto stands elinslngl t g yietuO’ ,,vi‘r Mobile was linrd NATIONAL LEAGUE v ,;v/ York i lv mid 8100.000 Brownmi UroWnlQ] oi;rnc<lt u:.rnrd. the tlie Bears Butirs rallying rallying in thu !0 32 .650 a.» ll: ■ id the $100,000 tho ujTf and Club G All R H i t 1 Wruihlngton . the lin? up inde-, ,; hlii nnd ninth to score four 42 .35 .645 v-jl|' I, out of 'c.tU burK h .53 117 EG 70 .300. j . • i runs. . , , , ....... 38 33 .635 finitely. ■ , niinoed : hough U ttlo Rock oolhlt JJ.u nliardl* l-hltodelpiila . ..... 10 r,C, .520 HtUiiunrli - l i 143 3d 50 -.0- ciovolnnel ....... .. £4 ,4ov i tbr i/ ' ' * ' ■ 1 ’ ,,f)r *: : iiHowcii three I :■> 4u -to *.4r»t) ;»0 42 117 r • v m(n|r v. doulilf hcudof# Mini to icon* bccnuit or loose { i \ Y.n.-ior, n-i oo- ’St. Louis .. .... t'ilUbUrgh - i0 -83 <*, l l . ^ st(1„ 17. 55 »30 d *i> I :: i 3 to 3. Jndk Fbum iee f i l i n g , nnd Nashville won 5 to -1. Ft. Loui.i 70 2KH 57 106 .308: t h i s n a m e “S t a n d a r d * STANDARD NATIONAL LEAGUE i »»f i t» . * • | l,r' ' h “i *®,;pl I »< t »•*'»>'. ...... NewYork . 7-t C.> o ) 100 ...*>1 I cador n •r nan to.lay: Bn - • W l I V T ' S IN A N A M E ? so uthea stern lea g ue rtaff of jpnrnnK mates hut it was Jurksoiiviilo it S<lmu -I. not anything of tin fort for lx AMERICAN LEAGUE a L... v , ..................... II,- nl S*vrnnah 3; Mnnlfiomcry •!. (12 Cehriw New 1 oil; .............. ;g) 35 Flynn- tho mnnaeerlal thinker. inning*.) Ix*» was very busy giving udvieo ' . . . ’ York 7(1 2X1 77 177 -YJ'i Brooklyn ............ 33 58 f’fdotrthtin ■ * : Albany 11. anil Interview*. ^ Other, not rrhajulcd. . Phnodflphla . 30 id Everything—w hen the name is “Standard.” A pplied to motor oil it is yemr guarantee of perfect lubrication. “Standard” M otor O il h old s its body u n d er the e x t r e m e h e a t and f r ic t io n that break down inferior oils. earn *5^1 .5271 .479 1 .4 1 | ■ r Ili.dVijihl t 71 2S8 53 Hi?.378 R oston.......................... 28 40 .412 i YVhen apprnfoed of the fact that ‘ . 1 Cincfnntti ............ dii 48' .347 1 Jack Khcrke> iJ nn 8. to 5 I.»st)"-:' . r J , vi , pet • .( ricunel, 1 • favorlto over iKMnp.ey in the wat:-i * ,. ... ......in,. : N v: York .57 .*.7 212 382 79 .373 « iinK « . r t . . r o u t | . . m . u a t e 1« a • SOI 'TH El!N A SSt. Ct ATI ON Seining. uj> and exuded thews wnpji; , ... . . . . .. . W. Tu. r e t. St. I .ouin .52 159 27. 59 .371 •Tve got. winethimr to My. Anirm im rliam .......... 54 8H .1160 A urubI u. 1L Dykes, th at is that all tho ee who don’t ... 40 .33 .53.3 Philadelphia 52 150 27*59 ..371 4\v vv Orleans em b th* Uanipicy end "i too | i / i-hr a sc a r Ago today: ituih, .Nashville ... . M 37 .54.3 INTER NATION All let* are Ismb* e.nd saps. Tin- m l! 1 __ It 41 .500 'V r York. .382. A tlrntn ...... nre curkoo-and the fellow* who Kyr .«■n - .; ' ’> ! '• •THE BIG FIVE” muhG 11 41 .500 nii* layintr them ore ltkow.... . i ' ' r * *' • 1 l’Inver G AB R II lilt IT T yM |j„ 39 41 .488 "Now* is the time for nil *m.v j Ruth 72 254 80 93 25 <.8110 i i u i n ^,., . 32 52 .331 men to crab the short end and o il. t LOUD A S PA FK I.LYGl !•. ’ Mm nrhy . 71 275 00 100 15 .301 chattanoopu 1 M .311 rttrht day. if they don’t want i>< 0 u Into, Cobh 03 220 55 H2 2 hold it, they inn make plenty o f| m c icy1*byTusV'beUimr th e"o th el I)E PINEDO GETS AWARD i;. ,',’,' ' , PERN LEAGUE wny. For m. fight day ivnii M ' \N . July, July 0 (INF) 1 1 ‘ 1 ..... W. L. P it. will he the 8 to 5 slmt- ia. i i ur- • ; ler Krnn>e co IV Pin <!•*.’ . . . . ffn . ... ,., »•< -T ’ ‘nnviHi ' 27 .0 >l key.” ll 'ii Italian flier who i ntiy • ‘FnVannah «*• S« -577 r„llln«r «*r f• r• conUm n.•••*; v. < I, A II N( \N LKAM L . |rm|)ua 41 30 .613 taming for aa nlars gm- nf * ' water ». »»•. I...• ' tnk<> the throat, ■ tickle out of his tht ml. dd..y :*.•• nh-d tho Prix N-hde I ­ ‘. '' a1........... I . ;■ • it would i <. t ■- !. . i' •' • 1 ' ‘ ■ I porch, I *» nddd I ■ • hi nvla- »>• < • A m tv* Pen* in oln Tavener Tiger• 1 "This 8 to 5 atuff on ShillL t n. NATIONAL LEAGUE i.t n laugh. How do they get thr.i ------ — —------ ---------------------Fournier,. IV nvos 2 • way? But, upon cecond thought ' ' 'l!‘ hnir. TIIM JJ'A D EH S: inuybe there’s a renron, n.-iyb' I (hat t | lay AmorK' an Longue: <»t•hri>r Ynnkor. l 2K; 1.«ti \ Ynnki’C.* 20; 1nrSeri IJv Intrm atloim l News Y;ini'oo- 12; Flmir.oni , Alhlctlcn, irrm psey nn i nnow.i up u> u • i . ■• *.■ Brown,t, a ra 8. 11 • ’Vllii Pvc been hnlBing thin big -Ail ■ 3 '■ ^c,,: '• Tb.'* verv priT'i'Jng young | Nnt'.ani*1 — IjClIJflli’! HornVliv, a u it i! i; on n leasli up lure. He in l ;• 1.A1TJ T i R. i ,, led th# Ath* •1 0■ 0 0 1fli : 1 *■'. * i Cubi.i. 15; YVil - ■! U* overtrnlnod for this fight . i-S *'. r. b K* ovcnramoti tor uu< n . . •> .. rtt« *. 15: Wet-1>i Uu!i.. 12; 1, v.i *., ii double victory ovor the . 1 1■ f < * 1 • * i t . . 1 I. t Pi. 1!.;.;as 0 1 1 |.M... ■ » 1 / th at I'm timing hi* t fining n* tin : r:L ; I R ni :: x. gettiiv: four nits nnd a .» he wur.’t begin exploding tho i• ul " 1 ill, p . ... : l)0 11 0 T rr, (iir'afs. JO. . , Idrslno th" trail (■>•* r triule steal * U K '. , f ir e w o r k s until the final week. I" ii w* / • r. ... 3> "0 (1 " (1 LEAGUE TOTALS o*,7 tl i the Minks pulh-d in the first •* “Then, watch those odd t." I) , i ........3 0 II 1 Nntii pr.l — —— ...............— 0 ....... 3 0 Dempsey look a juunt along tho ; >. l ' 0 ............ — •> l 1 n | A niorlcan rnailway, performed ronu* • nil / P i ', n r<JCT*.T<^UI J.WUI !"llfW »l . . .3 l 1 0 thenlcs in Id), domicile nnd thm d • ) ■ Kin Ii a 0 til v« tcd the greater portion «>l t r A ; i c •i.. *, >i if 0 0 0 rest of the d*y to playing pino.-hh . u i 'it ^: f * ....20 3 1 l Ul.«*mi Y STATE LEAGUE M K lV iobu, I' Ail U Ii Kl f t. P.*'.? nt SANFORD. 1 0 0 0 r t Orlui'h*. •{ 0 0 0 SSnriU'Ola Min il ni Tampa. .1 0 0 0 ......... • *e9 1 1 0 AT i C A N I.EAGI -V, •9 II 0 0 l_____ 1 1 Mu *•', i> •> 1 0 Tile Min Baptist f#si|'v«-t •team •mm of the Mundny. ] . u I( •» 1) 0 (» ■ . - : LEAGI i(*ti« School loop won fr m the *t l*th« I- Jfutch n i.a, i f 9 0 0 IN t. 1 mi’* , a t IlmloD. • ll ista yesterday hy the irur *of .3 t 11. .Mi Call, rf . • •0 2 in one of the jirettl. it game: n l i 0* played in the league tblr year. ___ 18 •1 «*1» • i Totals . Eminit McC.Qll of the IlnpUi 11 Boon? by tnh ■ Ip had an edge on his brother d wb.i 1UI 000 1-—;i Bapitrds .. KOI 1FERN I.EAGl'.t’ wiih hurlin g fo r tho Mothodiid.'. r>; cT . him11 ?i •; iu ownII i1- : . . . ... 5Tct!:iaii.*ts ... u010 Tills victory tics the Unptbt with Summitr; I - on ball*. A' 1 ’ ; 111 • • the Methodists for fir. t place in ,! ' Tun pi, ' I, l; off M < nil, 1: ' .. . u rdayoff will have to Ic bold in . ru u .! , Pv Em mett Met .11 ' order to determine Hid winner of 0; by .. C"nil, d. ■■ ;'m n • • n true d •i \ ’Flic must jilcnsnnt dream s ;rrowiii!f boys lm ve are t»f “ca ts.” G iv e them jd en ty « f /roo 1 bread the better the bread the healthier thcv'll he. J ‘ W7 h -1 S tandard O il Co m ! pany IHCO’ll’ORATtD IN nCNYVCftV • is a h e t b r b read I lMEI ii c a n U a k f .ihils C o. 1 rob iSrily firm yt-r Crortr 7 ire tho: /»• ».'<•• J < !J Tagging ABBnses TQ O H J / B u il d s St u r d y H e a l t h . A AtJTO M OBILR ROAD M A>9 o f A lo h a y il L I t arid a , (ico n : In, K entucky n n d tMississiff) tuny be h a d F r e e a t a n y o f o u r s e r v i c e Staliunt. Todays Gaines Methodists Beaten By Baptist T ea m *’>4.7. In H e a t e d But! • I IMi X . sasyWBR 7- ■ 1> fl j ! ) tis Jpksd S*'! That's i the waytofind much better it is m ore easily you ride be­ E can recite to you cause o f itu low chassis th e a d v a n t a g e s design, its u n iq u e spring 'o f C hrysler “ 7 0 V speed suspension nnd ito shock o f 70 and m ore m iles an absorbers; w hat greater h o u r , its a s t o n is h in g pick-up o f 5 to 25 miU » h a n d lin g e a s e r e su lts fto m its pivotal steering; in 7 Vi Heconds, its econ ­ and h ow m uch safer you om y of 2 0 miles to the feci because o f its fourgallon o f gas. w heel hydraulic brakes. W e can tell you w h at its scientifically balanced 7P u t the real ti ft r y o u actually to discover these braring cranki.hnft and things for yourself is to im pulse neutralizer con­ lea rn th e m by a real tribute townrd greater teat driv sm oothness; how m uch W i Hi C om e in today. Let ns place a new , fiiie r C hry­ sler “ 7 0 “ o ty p u rd i posil in this m anner, for you to drive in your ow n way and over any route you choose. • R.'.'.il S' !.m $159S; nriiufihnm SI52 5j Futir - pattengrr Coitf** 6159r>. . . c iijw CunwrlUilt C >l>t (i. ih rum llr »t.u) f 17-f 5| in s iw i. gi*i CoM1'r(.i .,ifmimMcicai)«?is4St Two • n.';fr Roudiler (u i,f. rmi..',!,*jL.u) S 14‘J J ; S’torl Phitrimt C l i | /. n. (•. UxliuU, tuhjrcl to i urmi! I cJerat cxciic lux. Ch*y»|rr tJrakii art 1m | iHtfttl t J «aUi »J (he .i'iutii#rff( at Itm* ,’iiy* h 't «• A»L tiihiMi CKr>* •fr**i litJM r tU t |dun . .. • /•’.Htlt! ' bniW cartbivtm* ital nn |n lion n>t ih#•t of tli* l «*u> 4UIM 4J Ituu.l%j4a#. » - :m 1 m h 1 I Light up. H ere’s the big smokethrill. T h at cool, refreshing taste o f good old Prince Albert. M ild and mellow as a m orning in June. M ild, but with that rich, round body that makes every ciga­ rette n stun he! I f you’ve follow ed m e ?o far, T. can sign-off right here. M aybe y o u ’ve often wanted to sm oke a pipe, but never were convinced that you could. I ’d like to leave this thought with you: Prince Albert lias don e more for pipe-shy m en than any other brand that ever was. It doesn’t bite the tongue or parch the throat. I suggest you try Prince Albert. T H A T ’S easy. P .A . has the m aking— the makin's o f the best home-rolled cigaretw that c . c r m et a m atch. I ’d better put that m other Yv*ay, because this cigarette tiever m e: its m atch in the hom e-m ade field. It stands alone, un­ matched and unchallenged. Y ou cun prove it. Just get you rtelf som e Prince Albert and the m akin’s papcr3. T h en do your little fin ;cr-c: cvcisc. N otice hot/ easily this crimp-cut tobacco rolls. D oesn’t lluttsr .to the floor u ith the first little breeze. Stays put in the paper. But that’s just an item after d i. C y a im fc ’IC h a s. — no other ( '• tobacco is Li h 113 Park Avenue vfii H a l V Z • r t iif Va f«• v* W r• i• ii\* *- r** G V " #•T4 a vrt ' - r ' i t C X r> n . u r? I *raI vJr v (# r 1927. IL J. Remolds T orero v s i . E n i utupiaft Wkuio®*6d<». N. C. i .. P . A . Ii le lJ rtrrr* k rre . A u i u lw trl uilh r t r r r H i «/ H ie end fin tli i f u m rtJ l’t ll> V n ate A lh eil » n « u . �PA G E TW O The Sanford Herald To Our Lake County Visitors )» a |t]|»la»~4 n * f T ’ ' M iM > T • < H i t u f l . F I » f M » I I I Mm«a«tln Upon the completion of the new mail to ML DorA some time ago a lartfe motorcade of Seminole County citizens vis­ F S itrS ril '» « • ! M s l t s r , ited Lake county for the purpose of gettin g a little better Orltrfr 37. I»l*. ■« Ike ■t «»nttrr4. rinrMa. »«»d*r Arl «./ acquainted with you. At that time you extended to us the 1‘m i r r T M n ( H a n k . S, I W T . glad hand and showed by your many courtesies your friend­ n n i . u i i i u nr.**.— ship. ,, « . i t o w A n n n m o -— m a n a m k i i r.A IIM S V- J O I t S . M a a a * la « W IIM Today Sanford is trying to entertain you who have come itf iitiu r n o k h it k i here in great numbers to return mb- visit and it is hoped • T * » r ________ — — ------------ -that as a result of these little get together parties, a strong­ IT.VI • u Manilla. •1.73 er tie of neighborliness between the people o f Lake and Semi­ Three Manilla • .13 Itr « a r r l n see w eak i ;. m nole counties will he in evidence* U n k l r r t l l l l ■" p * r T e s r With many things in common, with both counties lying ffc e tle s a lS . S .n f.tr S 'e | l « a « r a r m r** f ee , u k i r t l k n ll I k * I n l r r n a * in the solid central section of Florida, and with the develop­ ilu n al X r n a I f n l f f . r f r f l i l a l Im m I* -,. aafarln r ariia M * » « l i a l l » » ment of that section going steadily ahead, there is pmch for tm r a i l l l l D a * n a 4 w s r O s S a i l * r n i e e i t * all I k * I n i l H l r i e n l a ■»! I k * * a - all of us to gain if we can work together in a spirit of co­ r . r * t t r r r l d . Tfc* I . » . » . l a r . » * * l a l - operation and friendliness. \r effl.le w t la F ln rld n an d l»« m a a r r mt k a n d l U c a l a l * arV a* l* The highway from Lake county to Sanford is now in a tik a a t n a i l . _________ _______ almost perfect condition. Our pt*oplc are daily driving to the T h i l l e e a l * l a a m * m f c * r « f <k* %i r d l t Il i, ee e « « f I T r r « l » H * » a . ■ " towns in your county and we hope th at you will often visit (p itrrtu itin tiil A M » f l » H i » i i o f •, ol* Sanford, taking advantage of this city as a trading center. ll» k rr* . A S . r r l U e r . A d itrlla la * • Irani* ttk lrk .e q n l.e s *ork P l « * Our merchants are glad to serve you. As you probably know, lU k tr-M Im lirr In *ulm ill I“nrV»ak"»Hii .7 • ■V” 7)p'11*«' 11• ■I bccuu.sc of water IranuporLutinn and cheap fr e y h t rates, la «rd*r I* » * r l I f a k * a l a l * l » a l l merchandise can be purchased in Sanford at prices extrem e­ -tslin * „ f - » » . * * l s l l « n . »* w a l l a * S v n e s l I a a la * « * fnrlfcn d * ly low. We are trying to make this a trading center and with this in mind our merchants are always offering worth-while FRIDAY, JULY «. 1021. values. From all over this part of the state come shoppers T a i l . II KM A 1.11*3 r i i i K i l i A M t**Kmra*M/ l« *H» ■"«* *»aal» ad j who have found in our stores great money saving markets. mlnlalral l»a. The Herald hopes your visit here today will he a pleas­ T-- llrttc r m l t r mala* la Jarfckaa*III*. ant one and that you will come often, always remembering r, —I ontlrHClInt. Ill SI. Jaaat laS 'sr ■ lllitr t* k il that the people of this substantial city are glad to have you **—laauaarallun af mnnlkl/ “Pel' here. a * W >»k." • _ A aan * * n .laa nI h alliflaa p rr( r t i u —k iitir* . k n lrla , a a a r lm r a f km ***. a — k rw,..tniinlir *; k**l . V —4 i.i.,|.lrlli.n i-l *11F Itraa IIf IraI Inn pranraai. Commendable Action Threats of death to Sheriff Hand and his deputies for their activities in destroying stills and rounding up moon­ BIBLE VBIt.su FOIt (TODAY . r niiitii id have uia vt; not mu icausedi ithem aif'in to am it t ini 11 ^ it: titiji shiners fuller for «ta rusingle; day anin .VVL'ii1 " M' , ! ! * / . ! ! ! h™iiI Bicir efforts to Clean out illic it liquor plants in all sections of Thee, O I/ird my God* with nil my heart: and I will glorify Thy the county and these efforts have the* whole-hearted support name* forever more. Psalm HR : 12. of every law-abiding citizen of Seminole County. I’KAYKRt May wc ever he able, Despite delays in courts, acquittals on technicalities, our God, to praise Thee, out of thu and the; red tape required for search warrants and their use, abundance of our heart*. county authorities Ir.'ve been waging continuous war upon OLD MAHTF.Hh the moonshiner in the face of serious opposition from well WHEN I have borne In memory organized hands o f moonshiners.. •atint ban tamed Operations of the "wrecking crew” last week caused it Great national how ennobling thou* to receive numerous threats during 1 jthle depart _ the past few days. A trap i When men change nworda for.lnid near Lake Monroe resulted in Hie capture of several perllie **•tudentV* bower1 for g o l d - ™ to h a v e been ll.q instigators of a move to give aome feara unnamed on .1 sheriff a ride. > t had, my country— am I to l*i Moonshiners attem pting !o run their bluff in this coun4 blamed? . ty should be dealt with in a manner that will teach them that t nrt' " lr°' ftl" <Utoy J1*'1, not wanted within the boundaries of Seminole. They . Verity, in the bottom of my heart should be escorted to tlm county line, pushed across and told Of Ibofc unfilial feara I am naham- to make their habitat elsewhere*. If that warning is made Fo'rVnrly meat we prize tl.ee; «l«f f fclontly cle ar, they won’t come buck, and the courts will I w* who find |bo saved the expense of a trial ir: which the moonshiner jn thee n bulwark in the rauan of i Would probably be; freed. men; Fhd good citizens o f Seminole are solidly behind the ff and Ills hi deputies in their efforts to rid (he county of j ,,,y nffMt,on WBB h®*;sheriff a n d , H ’ .'cli rubbish. ,»Vliat wonder If « tact now • — A »**t a n d m ini*** k m F l I a l . than, Among the mnny movements of Ida mind, Felt for thee ns a lover or a child! —W. ____ _ WORDSWORTH. ___ Why Not J’ohacco? Seminole County is known throughout Florida as the Automobile and train meet a t 1"Celery LVmilty" and the revenue from the crop has nchievhroasine. TPhrre—oh, hut what'a ed wonders in transform ing this city from a small country the uao? [town to one* o f the largest in Florida. It may tritely he said "Fna.il Footprl^ I wbat ever Sanford and Seminole county are now. they 000 Yfur# Ajfo Found/* Iwudlinc.! 1° calory. That's "footprints on tin; snnd»| Hut the time is coming, in fact has already eome, when of time ’ for you. teither the demand for celery must be increased or the supply •O— Thr ) 'r ||k ( of Wulrs has ho nu>n limited, If any price is to be maintained. More celery is now opoljr chi falling from horses. The being grown than can la; disposed o f profitably under pres­ German prince, Frederick Kigis- ent'm arket conditions. Farmers should turn their attention, mutul, alao falls, mid does it bet­ at least part of it, to the cultivation of o th e r crops. ter. \ There is tobacco, for instance. We do not know how to­ -o bacco will do in this climate. We do know that it is grown to Our Seminole girl says she is welt Acquainted with the entire the north of us, and also to the south, and we see no reason Itullre force of Lake Wales, and why It could not be grown here. No farther away than Su­ lie la a very fine young man.— wannee, it is being grown to Die complete satisfaction of the Tampa Timea. farmers. — - o -......... - . Commenting on the tobacco crop, the Times-Union said The seizure of a boat off New York revealed a five hundred recently: "Florida has had all kinds of experience in raisrll|,f? "[ 1l1l,l,!,jr; |in g tobacco, ami som etim es il has appeared that the experiRootUgging Is a great gamble but Bioiitn would full and Hint id her rrupH might Hticcovtl to althe odds are pretty long. Ifid ion whi'i't; fttrmiTly good cropK o f t••I■;i«'<'<• had boon rais­ --oOn account of Ilie Mi*» iPpI ed. Tin* prict* of tho loharro was anotluT loaturo llmt is not flood, J,.100,000 arreN of fam4 ind ulways satisfactory- ISol Ibis season thing serin In hr com­ rsn not he cultivated (Ida ^•ar. ing strung for Suwannee conn!y, at least, and the report sug­ Thnt should make that which Itiii Is gests product ion n| as much as fifteen hundred pounds per cultivated highly profitahle. acre in some sections." Washington Is said to have pass­ It goes on to say that tho stalks are live foot in height, ed the quietest Fourth of July in with oight to fifteen excellent leaves on each stalk. Tho Its history. A fter the big role hrutiun it had for Lindbergh, It farmer# aro not troubled with Insect pests and the* quality of can afford to he q u id for a while the tobacco promises to be o f the best. "Then* is predicted a ------ o good price for extra fine quality tobacco this year, and those Tlic sheriff in making good head­ who have gone into this particular branch of farming are de­ way against bootlegger* and innnii, shinera and should keep it up. The lighted.” Tin; suggestion for tobnm i for Seminole may not be a m ajority of Seminole County citHetia tire law abiding and are good one; there may In* ulliererops which can be grown here with him. to better advantage. Hut one fact is indisputable: oilier crops should lie introduced into this section. Wc cannot survive for­ Do you know how many dime* the government mintn made ami ever on celery alone. A put Into circulation la d year? •Inly fifty million, or enntlgh an th at if laid tddn by aide they | would extend all the way Pi At- i U nta and leave you a pocket full I of change in addition. LOCAL AIRPORTS NEW YORK HERALD T itllll NB Lor Aching Or Tired See A Font Spcrinljiq I’hone |ti2 For Appoint mm Dr. J. R. Vidler If I had Some Mush. Two l ine Flight*. Again. Transm utation. Mr. Curt ice’* Stock. ny AitTnur. dkisuank C«»p. rl* *» t»47 *i» *c**r thirnpodist At Lloyd’s Rhoa Star* “STOCKS RISE SHARPLY, call Ioann bark at four per cent." The poor bear* read thnt in their Into ! edition* yesterday. "Loaves have * their time to fait, and stars to' j wane,” hut that big “drop In the stock m arket" seems to postpone Itself indefinitely. Ridin g with perfect peace of mind use A MAN SAID. "If I had some , milk, I would have some mush and milk." If you had the money to buy hank stocks, and knew which fines to buy, you might become rich. New York's Chase National Hank •liters the hillion-dollnr class in , honor of its fiftieth birthday, with $■12,000,060 of small cluing • t o , ipare. Tire$tone TIRES—TURKS J COMPARE TIILSi; PRICES FIRESTONE OLD I IKI.|) nr.x.'l1 1 Cl. Curd S 7.15 :i0x:i <i K. S. Cord ^ *XTi Mlxl S. S. Curd MI.M JlnlltMin S S.ll .10x1.7,rj Ha 11mm $10.9J .10x5.25 Halloon $1,165 .11x5.25 Halloon $1 1.20 20x5.77 Halloon .1.1x0.00 Halloon $17.00 The 11G-year-old Niilloniil City | Hank is the other billlon-doltnr iianking concern. The Chase National has taken $17r*,fH)(l,0(H) in deposits since March. Evidently somebody has some money. LLOYD W. HKRTAt'D, Am eri­ can a ir mail pilot, will fly from New York to Rome, a magnificent flight sn-Mv, t the ocean by the southern route, away from fogs, j above the "Galea of Hercules" that we rail the Straits of G ibral­ tar, high over the great rock that gave Britain control "£ the Medi­ terranean lie fore flying machines and submarines came in. It will he a glorious flight, above tin g reat inland »ea, passing Gorsicii, where Napoleon was bo lit; Al.ltANV IIKItAI.il over Florence, that gave Panic to Ihe world; or over Naples and roii iui k ititicr of A^ricultun* Km* «l**ch ri««| In* will upprul to tin* L e u -1 mighty Vesuvius, on to eternal gene Tainiiidge lost no time ill in- j islature ftir changes in some of the Rome. augurating hi* promised reforms in ><•*'« affecting his departm ent, lie Caesar, Alexander anil Napoleon, tin- department over which he was would abolish the Hoard of Ento­ looking down fium Heaven on that ledcd, by tm overwhelming mn- mology, Indieving the work it is ex- I plline from America, will he fotced j,,r iiy t,f (.eorglHll's voO , to p f pected to do can he better handled I to admit, "we were only Inirhil- •niilc. !!>■ t-.ok the oallt of offiie under the direct supervision of the ■ ritni*, beginners. Now rhnl con Saturday, and his first official act- i AKrirtilli.rul Department, ion nn Moruluy whk to iinnounrt* ! there in certain to hi* rcquest starts. the <1 nn sal nT every salaried e n t-1■-entment in some quarters of Mr. I plnye .if former ( 'ommissioner .1. .1. Inlm adges iiouseeleuniiig, it i* to AND HERE IS ANOTHER Itr Drown. Ihree hundred field work- 1' ,"'.rni' in mind that he is only tin ling flight plan. Vedjihl Bey, ,.rH ,,f- u„. departm ent and sixty- 't r y i n g out hi.* campaign promisHe charged repeatedly 'during pilot in KemalV Tui»ish army- in nine headquarters employes reared .................... .. .................. .................... ...................... .......... ........... to have jolts Monday, when the bis race against Mr. Rrown that lends to fly fruin Angora, over Europe anti the Atlantic to New, new f'niiimi .sioner announced that i Litt«.*r• was the heat I of a politYnrk. That will interest, hut not he would sign no more salary !“ ' nincnine whose personnel was surprise Mohainmcdarts. They be- check'. largely made tip of employes of liew their prophet, tin his white Mf Tulmadge staled he wouhl ,k,,’,' r t ,'u," t ; that it was chlefnuire, Albonik, flew up from thoi , ly in perpetuating itself in office; holy kauha stone, all tilt! way to 11 111‘ appointee; later, hut that il wa* coaling the state severIhn distant stars. The fa s te s t)” ■ 1,11 «"t indK-sly hmy he expected to n| thoutatnd dollar* na year......... year, for They include plane on earth could not reach tho deal with *them. * ' 1 the • which ■ - no value was received, ami nearest of litem in lO.OOOOOt} large number of oil inspectors in that his first business on taking years. You can Imagine whul it the state who were among I hr- P office Would in- pi t-lean house ami wonderful mitre “Alhornk" must Mies of the campaign in which Mr. make a fresh start. I nlnmdgu assailed tho political have been. That is exactly what Mr. Tn|. machine of tin- then incumbent. mmlge has started out tn do. He Whether Mr. Tuluimlgt will at* | behoves a reorganization of the de­ A SERIOUS I ttEM H t Sciential, tempt to reiuov) thi* oil inspectors i i'lirtineut can save the state $2.r>n. I’mfesanr JolHvet, believes ho hiei commissions MHMI a year, and he is priviliged to “ml veil the problem of age*," ti l ,1! their comme sioners expire has go about affecting that savin,, in ' I rnnaniilting cheaper metals into I till notRll, In " •"'“ented. | ways he has reason to Udiew will" ' gold. Gold is an element, il mt ut uu> ,u‘w L'ommissioner lias j l e to greatest advantage. atoms are little solar systems, eichf possessing a central proton, with electrons- tiny planets revolving a*1 NOTICE tlF SrotMHtUM-.KS round il. These atoms are end* Registration Notice MEETING less, millions of years old. That man can change them, rearrange FOR SI'Et’IAI. ELECTION. The annual Stockholders meet­ them, duplicate them, seems doubt­ ing of Ihe Hanford*Oviedo Truck ful. , The Ri'gistratimi B<»)ks of ihe F irst, probably the professor is r |l y of Hanfonl. Florida, win lm Growers. Inc., will be held at the Court House Tuesday Evening, mistaken. August 2ml. P.»27 ut H:0ll o'clock. open W'ednemlny, duly iiih, |;i27 Second, it would cost more than Election of officers and other busi and will close Monday, duly nfqh the gold is worth. ness will I*' IrniisdcU'd ut this time. 1027. 'itiini, if gold could lie made A full utti'mlaiice is ileaired. cheaply it would no longer he val At Ihe City Hull. T. F. ADAMS, noble. All I he gold might disap­ President pear and, so far as we know, mnku L. U. PHILIPS A ttest; * no great difference to (ho human City Registration Officer. R. A. Cobb, ‘ ® race. If iron disap|>eiircil wu would Secty-Trena. he ruined. TALMADGE’S BROOM FOURTEEN Tlmusnml Shares of preferred stock in Cyrus 11. K. Curtis'* publication company sold yesterday for $l,rdHJ,lltU) as quick­ ly as offered. Three of his pub­ lications are capitalized, common and preferred stock, at ?lH(),tMMi,OdO, amt are worth much mure than that sum. There is no belter investment than a well-established profit-earn­ ing newspaper nr magazine. No­ thing less certain than stock in a non-profitahle publication. JU ST B 'E TAFT SAYS he like* Ihe law better than the White House- and nearing his seventieth year, announce* h«' will not re tire ,' Me certainly should not retire, for. he owes to the public many future years of good effort. His m ind1 and his smile are as young as ever, [ and every well informed limn 'n tile United States, hig or little, would gladly submit any Issue to the judgment of Chief Justice Tuft. Il may he Mini the final decision , mis* from consideration those m p ce tlu g airport site* for New* without the city limits. Not so cxYork < i1y should rest with the <jovcrm,r Kllzer ).f New Jersey, Port of New York Authority. E m -; ' ,hi,i,muu o| the Port Authority, nomlcally ami socially New York who favors ‘........ tentatively a site on lomprises, communities owing po­ the Hackensack meadows. Hut litical nlicghincc In New Jersey what is l)i prevent the locution of ipill)' a* niiirli a* it docs those ii landing field of suitable proporIN SIX HOURS New York’s Na­ within their own political houml.'i- ioiis and the facilities within tho 'Ihree boys were drowned re- riis. Ami if is proper development limits, say at Eimt Island in J a ­ tional Gourd laid >>ut an uirpluno cenljy with In sight of twelve liun* n.< a seaport icipiin's the jurisdic­ maica Bay, as iln> City Engineer huso, ready for use, with radio, Urrd Bing King ennvict* while tion of body representing hath re; omnicuds- ami another wherever telephone ami all other require­ go«rd> with lomTe)! rifles nrevent* slate* why not it* development ri» tin’ Port Authority deems best? ments. A fine achievement. Surly, New York will find plenty The United States government ml the |iri*onrr* from lending nid. an nil-port also? i>l us*' for both fields and many rJiouhl take iih much time a* nec­ It recniH hafd, hut the wholo A* a m atter of fact, wo are two others unless tho whole essary to provide an airplane Imsu twelve hundred might have ed- likely to visualize the problem of prospectbesides of uir truffle centering for every great city. c«|H‘d If the strict discipline of the airport development here a*. in­ . , about tin* national metropolis is a Governors Island in New York prison had lateii relaxed even for volving the location of a single (.|l|nll,rt|, hnrhnr .-hmild he given up entirely flying field and not of a series, m momriit. words, there Is much to flying, with u big dock for sub­ each supplement lug the other*, to hihe other -O ' said in favor of both site* A dispatch from Puri* says that Chicago, fur instance, boasts fif mt ntimu'd. And what tho altun- marines. ail old soldier who hud been para­ teen landing fields, seven of which tlon require* is not only prompt THE RICHEST CITY, New lyzed since the Rattle of Verdun , are municipal. New York' itimi- provision of airport facilities, hut Zfol up and walked when hv » m w I Inrily, needs ^landing fields in dlf- an imagination that comprehend* | ^ ark , containing the United btates CuiuniaRder Hyrd the other iL.y. J* r<-:it situations quite as much as the airport need* of the rom m un-, subtreusury and all its gold, is T hat's nothing. Remind* us of t ^ need* more than one railroad tty as u whole and a spirit of unprotected from the air. the old rheum atic who hud not term inal and more than one water co-operation among tho various! There ought to he an uir field walked in seventeen years and thrn front. authoritie* now busy on the prole 1there from which swift United In his survey of possible sites, lcin that will subordinate petty ri-1 States pursuit planes would rise carried the piano out on his shoul­ ders when the house esught or* fer an airport .the City Engineer, Vatries to carrying out a logical like mosquitoes from a stagnant fur obvious reasons, has had to dit- plan of development. fire. J pend to meet any invader. H yrl received a higher honor from France tbun Lindbergh. This substantiate* «nr tsr lief ex pressed some tlpie ago th at it I* n greater arhlevejnent to fly across the Atlantie am] th ru mwIiii Hu- English Channel than merely lo fly arms*. Looks as if Johnny Had Something in His Boot A s B r i s b a n e S e e s It KfRUlar Trips To (•KEEN SIMMNILS PAKK Every Thursday, Sattirci.iy u n i Sumiuy l.cutin•- Sanlord rt 2:30 P. M. Returning A t ....... ii;00 I*. M. Round Trip 50 Cents Including Admitodun Tn Pool YACHT WELAKA Also Available for Charier Reasonable Rate See Copt. Rico Men’s Linen Wash Suits 75c (Ollt* Day Service $1.00) Sanford Laundry Seminole Tire Shop Fircblnne Tires Gulf <in Mi West First S treet Trl.ni Packing Furniture Praying— Storage Elton J. Moughlon Architect C. E. Chorpcniiiff First N a tl. Drnk Bldg. Sanford, Fin. P h o n e ,121)2 o r 570 W H. C. ViELE “A SulwtiinliHl Jeweler in ;t Stihsliiuliu] Cily" .. 108 Maunoliu .. SERVING YOU ls wlint wu. are here for Drive In ami let us show you how much we appreciate your business, Old fashion barbecue and hurbecuo hash fresh daily. (•AS— OIL—Hit EASING— WASHING Stone’s Service Station With St. & Sanford Avc. I’lmnc 773—W Found! A Hotel In Daytona Featuring1All Requirements Rates, Large Rooms And Service Hotel Howard 127 Volusia Avc. Capt. William Fanning, Mgr. P H 0 N 3 475 July !s A Good Time l o Build The summer months are always considered the h o t time of the year to build, July especially. Labor ami materials enn he ob­ tained more readily and usually *t a lower ligure than uny other period of ih)' year. Think ii over now Is a GOOD time to hudd. 1hi» j* a good place to get mate­ rial* and suggestion*. DO YOU LIKE TO TRAVEL? Must people flu, because it is inter­ esting, instructive, education. When you go away—equip your­ self with some of our Travelers Checks. Jjeminoiu(j[oun!yJ^ank S a n f o r d ,F l a . S T R E N G T H - S E R V IC E - P R O G R E S S THE YARD WITH A MILL B A C K IN G 1*110110 1 J5 Yard Holly Avc., n t iit h , i 2 th, i 2 ih s is R o ilf] (iradc Z ip S e r v i c e �*,*li*w-f,-p THE SANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY. JULY 8. 1927 Social and Personal Activities-: j DROUGHINSIGNS ( golde n r o d TO ACCOMPANY IRRIGATION PLAN A rm y A ir Pi] TO AID FARMING *n Training Sehoo. ON NORTH PLATTE Near San Antowo Rev U. E. Reid of W inter Park Iwill preach nt tho Community I I?V IX T I? H A P Church next Sundny afternoon at L iJ C iV liN Ill w l x i T v F l j o’clock. The afternoon Sundny Office Telephone 148 MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR Residence Telephone 859 ----------, School has been discontinued dur(Continued From Page One) ling the summer months. The WoSAN ANTONIO. July 6—Steps to do,’’ Drouhin told International utftn’s Missionary Union will meet (that will result in raising the News Service. "I tried to hove on Tuesday afternoon a t 3 o’clock Government And U tility Firm standard of Instruction in the Air r Forman speed up preparations to instead of Thursday ns formally. Co-inK-raU- In Construction get away In the Farm an plane, All members are urged to be pres­ because 1 wus afraid another ent and all visitors are welcome. Of \ \ i r e Ret ween 1 lont nT(| 0j prn,Juatlng pilots, have U*«'h' Frenchman would beat me to New Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Stanyer nnd A n d K e c la m in a tlo n C e n te r tnken in the establishment of ah York. son returned Wednesday from a — ■— {instructor’s school, which will he. (Continued trom Pnge One' CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 6—Trie conducted by the Air Corps traln“ Mr. Levine offered me this visit to Miami, Key West and H a­ of greater agricultural ing center here, according to Brig; SUNDAY ml^ itl r Plf,V: o p , I (Continued from page one) "Ice Cream is one of the most opportunity with a plane th at is vana. Mr. Stanyer left the follow­ nrerim tiling, hord r e ite r-. the wise men of Zion which have nutritious of foods’,’ *ny* Hey ward I almost ready for such a flight, ing Sundny for his home in Dnllns nnd Industrial development along | Con. Frank P. Lahro, commander, 0 members of the Dependable nted.; “ I get** around all right. , , . . . , , Texas. Mrs. Stanyer and son will the North Platte valley in Wyom- of the training center. . |S. Class are requested to b at ’’W hat do you enjoy most in ^ n demonstrated, aa I loarn, to Walker, proprietor of the Seminole nnd I thought I should tuke it. remain for an indefinite period and ing may be soon realized, through Most of the arm y pilots here(Tenmery. " It hns been proven! When the Columbia took .off respective placs at regular life ? " bo cross for w contend----- forgeries, ------------. and *ur iuonu- ,j!at hdlk is the most nutritious o f , thin afternoon for I-ondon, Cha m- with her sister, Mrs. Ross, will vis­ cooperative efforts of the United- hava enrolled for the course whiyh j r , Sunday morning a t the/ Meit nearby places' of interest before States government nnd n p riv a te 1will last four weeks. An «oori«n*“ Ilnving something to do, some- ,nK Dial the Jew s have been engngnn,j t)mt jt contains not only i herlin was a t the stick, \v __ I____, bdist Church. thing to work at," the richest man fn .n conspiracy tu control the their roturn to Dallas. utility company. |th r arm y pilots have cofnpleJed a high quantity of portoins blit Drouhin at his right. Levine was MONDAY answered without hesitation, I capital und industries of the world, nlpo bu tter-fat' and lime, nil cf George Morgan and Willie Meek Announcement wns made today fiha) tdsts, pilots istationod rc*w» perched on top of the gas tank bjsuies laying at their door many I ,vhlrh a r„ of en?at benefit nndn The Marie Kaffo meeting will be like aviation now." and Miss Nelly King of Oviedo thnt the Mountain States Power snrK|y nt the two fields nt San A c ­ id Monday night a t 8 o’clock a t Then he smiled and added: offenses against decency, public h(., t thp hunum body," he de- directly in back of Chamberlin were calling on Miss Barton Thurs­ company hns authorized the con- tonio. Kelly nnd Brooks fields, will' with his knees apart and his , t |nrctj, home of Miss Alice McKim at “I like to ha ns up to date hk I onier and good morals. day evening. Miss Daisy Waters stiuctinu of a high voltage electric j)p nssjKne{| students. . ■ can.” D \V. Central Ave. "Had I appreciated even the g e n -j "W alter H. Eddy, professor of hands on Chamberlin’s shoulders. spent this week-end with friends power transmission line from the General Lahm says the estafe-The" fact that Chamberlin and in Orlnndo. It is aviation thnt gives Ford *crn! nature, to say nothing of the physiological chemistry nt ColumSt. Agnes Guild will meet Mon, ( '■u0 )| n»P * Lr !1' r l U*hmcnt Wifi' y afternoon At 1 o’clock at the the “greatest thrill" he gets out 1details i»r thrse utterances, I bia University, says It Is easy to Levine were making this trip Leclamnl.on S jl0 onp o1 t ho8Uch mostaniminstltutlo'h portant meiuu. Georg? Nehunt, Albert Clnden United . tates me of Mrs. Raymond Key on of life. The huge multi-motored, would have forbidden thoir clrculn- • rhapsodize over the virtues of milk together further belied reports nnd George Hrohn left Monday to connect with the power c o m -|urpf, u k c n „incc the organization »rk Avenue. muny-pnssengored air cruisers tion without a moment’s h e s ita -: »ut enough has been said to indi- that they had count to a definite morning by auto for Cleveland, puny's present high tension tra n s­ of the training center, nnd will have ways because Ohio, to be away until September. mission system nt Pnrkerton, Wyo. | Woman’s Guild of Holy Cross with wnich he some day soon tlon, because 1 am fully aware of rate why any form of milk woll I nrting of the wide-spread influeju-e in. stiMulnhad sent Commander |>l«copal Church will meet with hopes to establish trans-A tlantic the virtues of the Jewish people as Invite attention ns a desirable Levine Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Collicutt nnd a distance of 85 miles. ting flying inform ation, nnd elimi­ It is estim ated this project will n whole, of what they nnd their component of the human dietary, Richard E. Byrd a message chall­ daughter, Miss Lula, Mrs. M, J. |rs. Alexander Vaughan a t I nir lines have displaced the fliv­ ancestors have done for civilisation Among sueh offerings toda ynone enging Byrd to a return flight Collicutt, Mr. and Mrs. G, S. Involve an expenditure o f $250,000 nating carelcsspetis. rlock at her home on I’nrk Ave- vers as his first h,*ve. I Every phase of training, from “The greatest thrill," he respo­ and for mankind toward te develop- is more popular or more universal­ across the Atlantic anil signing Brown nnd Mr. Meek were the hnd require about fifteen months ’ taxying a plane • tp perfbmiing* je. ' ly distributed than ice-cream. to complete. ment of commerce and industry, of Chamberlin's name ns well as guests of Mrs. Croom and Miss Kathleen Mallory Cirelo will nded to the question. Why I got Dr. Eddy gives the legal ice­ his own to the message without Barton Tuesday evening. SwimAn intensive develupement of the 1loops, Spins, rolls, and other diffi­ ret with Mrs. F. B. Savage at more thrills out of watching*and their sobriety and diligence, their cream - , ...... ...... , ::.-- rY , irrigation and industrial resourses cult maneuvers, will be covered in standards of various states. having benevolence nnd their unselfishreceived Chamberlin's |r cottage a t Daytona Beach. The helping to develop our large * » « /.« • .State Plain Ice-cream authorization. Chamberlin said he ming was enjoyed until a late hour. lrr' * hp to rritory embraced in the the course. Iteting will be in the form of a planes than anything else 1 do interest in the public welfare." when delicious home-baked rnko (pUltK* i* looked for Town* ufGelatin M ilk-fat Pointing out there are "black was displeased with this action on und ice cream were served.. The R t'C(1 jnclu(Jp Glenda, Orln. Dougicket picnic and enrs will leave nnwdnys." Quite recently fossil- eeconfiotif in every flock," thu motor Mnssnchusscls • . 7'*r * No Max. Levine's p art but that it had not nm the church nt B o'clock, "Helping to develop*’ means sheep Now York . . . . R% No Max. have heen found in New Zealflrtdl ’ king, however, conceded it was da ugh » " n’nd Mr.” <?!..... ... C“" ' FRIDAY experimenting upon engines, wrong to judge n people by a few Pennsylvania . . . .8?; 0.51% caused a break between them. ................................I I. in n t — ter who are leaving soon for a trip per. For several years, Governor | 1.0',ting’s Daughters Sundny School plane bodies nnd other aeronauti­ individuals and "I therefore join in Rhode Island • . . 8% Frank C.Emerson, then state engi­ As the result of chemical exper­ north. — 0.0% lass of the Methodist Church will cal problems. of Wyoming, has advocated iments, Muck furs may be, dyed {condemning unreservedly all California . , . . 10*.; Mr. and Mrs. Quhhage and six* neer 0.5% ivo a yachting party, boat will The nuto king, who will celebrate (wholesale denunciations and at- Wisconsin . . 12% irrigation In the North Finite vnl- j white cn o contpiprcinl scaled. It I r of W inter Bark called TV u,rrt' New Hampshire jvc from the pier a t 8 o’clock. his sixty-fourth birthday on July | tncks." UVr 0.2 through the medium of electric now Is possible to produce on furs on Mr. and Mrs. 0 . K. Math- ley "As a _______ m atter of faet there is 30, has the bodily vigor and health pumping units, nnd his influence effects sueh -ns form erly-- wero Ford said ho was shocked as n less variation in the product than i' m and Mr. mid Mrs. Stanley wns an important of a man half his age. His secret result factor in the made only on textiles, such a s of his study of the files of Benjamin. of health is to keep at work. He the Independent, and also the appears. A canvass of thirty-one consumation of the project now printing, etching, stencil.work-Wid R. L, ('room wan a business vfs~ entering the construction stage. frequently takes long walks ncross pamphlets, which had been sent prominent ice-cream m n u n fa rtu r-1 multi-colored effects. ■ • »rs indicate the ‘nix’, regardless of itor iu Live tlak Tuesday of 1his the countryside near his Dearborn !out ------- . . . . ------------- -— —— .. . . . . . i » L .H l d t under the general title of the NEW YORK. July 7.—The re­ week. Since 1911 the life expectancy of estate nnd with the exception of International Jew. He expressed state where it is m anufactured to have the following avrage compomarkable fowaril strides of science a few old-fashlortrd dances at his the conviction bis friends would Mrs. Ross and her guests, Mrs, the general imputation has in­ GET ETHYL GAS AT WIGHT BROS CO. •• n . Mrs. J. B. Wathen was hostess huge Dearborn office building, bear witness to bis personal di­ ritlon." have brought about the perfection Stanyer and son, motored to Lees- creased 0.10 years. M i l k - f a t ...........................'. 11.52',‘c; in the members of her evening walking is his chief recreation. vorcement from prejudice, and Milk- solids not fat . . . .10.02* i of an X-ray micrometer thn t-b u rg Wednesday for the day. J. II. Cullongh brought in a "How do you account for your voiced bis desire to "make amends” nnikes it possible todav to measure fridge club a t her home on Palexcellent h ealth?” he wus asked. and “usk forgiveness* by retracing S u g a r ....................................13.05% distances so small that they can flowing well mi 10 acres belonging liettu Avenue. . . . . O.-IB*,! hardly he imagined. "I keep busy all the tim e,” Ford "so far as lies within my power Gelatin . . . to II. C. Barker and G. S. Brown Red Zinnias ware artistically nr replied. “T hat’s nil. 1 never eat too the offensive charges laid a t the Prolect Furs nnd Fine Apparel in Our Cold Storage. ranged to cniTy out a patriotic y<> delicate is the micrometer Inst Friday. The following families motored much nnd 1 keep my mind occu­ door of the Jews." that the filial answer is accurate Lr scheme. Vaults. Moderate Fee. t > a liiiiidred-tlinusand-milliontli «f to Ft. Christm as Friday afternoon Scores wore kept on tallies with pied.” mid attended a harbecoti and m'c"How would advise other men of cn inch, according to the Institute f’HICAGO. July K (IN S) N e -] Uiirrican flag designs. At the ron- your nie at t lint place. Clark Mathers nge to live in order to share gotintioiiH for settlem ent of the of chem istry. jlusiiin of the game Mrs. P. M. your and wife and II. C. and Mrs. Bark­ good h ealth?” $1,000,000 libel suit brought by ling was presented a clock of The instrument is used prlnelpnler. "I can’t," he answered. “ No two Aarnii Snpiro, Chicago attorney 1) to determine distances between urds for high score.* Mrs. S. A. men Joseph Lichtenstein of Baldwin, are alike. Just try to keep up against llei(ry Ford, have been layer 1 of atom s in crystals, rang­ New ierner received u hnnd-embrold* to date. Everyone can do that." York has many friends here Jam es K. Grnmliug ,negro under ing from five to tcn-thousund-milopened, Robert Marx, law p a rt­ red towel for low score. who will be Interested in knowing “ How much sleep do you g e t? " ner of Snpiro, declared today. ORANGE A V EN U E . PHONE 4134 taker and proprietor of the Grnnil- lionths of an Inch. Delicious ice-cream topped with thnt he Is expecting to spend soma "Six hours or a little less," Ford ing Funeral 1’nrlors, form erly lo­ "However 1 hnvy heard nothing Industries, however, also are hcrries and wnffers was served replied. “ Sometimes it may be.n lit­ time at the French Broad Camps about the seltlcm -nt Marx cated at Old Hanford Avenue, an­ making use of the micrometer and at Brevard, N. C., in company with y the hostess. tle longer but usually it is six or definite nounces the opening of their new The guests were: Mrs. Lewis less. I get up early in the morning said. “ It is all in the hands of Kn- funeral home at BOO Locust Ave­ at the research laboratory of one Mr. Beetdes of Rollins and boys piro’s attorneys. l.inehnrt. Mrs. P. M. King. Mrs. because I like to.” nue. The new hou-e is a 13 room Ot the World S largest electric com- fr„m otlicr states who spent last "W e have heard nothing Hint building panics it is employed 111 probing w| ntor j„ \Vint?r Bark, filworth Harper, Mrs. K. A. Ber­ The richest man has no favorite would costing $12,000. cause us to discontinue our tbe properties of metals and nl* Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Barker ac­ ber, Mrs. J. B. Ritchie. Mrs. Earl dishes nor favorite menus. He This new home with the am bu­ plans for the trial sa ij l/mgley. Field ami Mrs. C. H. Driver. companied by Mrs. Laura Mathers eats anything th at would appeal “ 1 have not received word from lance und hearse, which is vulucd lovs. "By measuring these minute dis­ will leave spoil for a motor trip the normal ap p e tite ^ / Ford to change our plans. All I nt $0,000, gives Gramling the dis­ tances. it is already possible to to Tennessee. Ratey and Cllf Inglis of Delar.d to "W hat is your favorite dish?" -----tinction of having one of the best know -about the. new angle w hich, ............. , .--------------- predict some of the mechanical liven* visitors here Thursday. Mr. und Mrs. Edgar Hall of Su­ he was asked, just a fte r he ate u )im . been ♦j! brought up today is wluit .I,,!Kj'0 undertaking establishm ents properties of metals," the Institute burban Homes write their friends lunch that included roast lamb, I read in the nailers." j in the state. _ Maurice Mimbish and I/icke boiled potatoes, spinach, carrots, of Chemistry stated. her- that they are having a won­ If-**rr*-»-.*>lher spent Thursday at blueberry pie nnd coffee. The derful- surnntt-r *m l)ong Yslnnii rtaytona Beach. CAROL’S FOLLOWERS BEATEN and that they Hpuat two delightful "I have nolle.” he retorted and suit unnt -.1 -I which BUCHAREST..July 8— (IN S) — weeks as the guests of the Whaladded with a smile: "The nearest Paul Forlies hns returned to San food is host if you’re hungry. I Independe Supporters of'Brince Carol, now iu evs of the place and Suburban ford a fte r spending Bcvcrnl weeks self-exile in France, were badly Homes, work enough to keep hungry nnd mlntri I •<n ') at Virginia Ileach. Ever so many Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Collicutt and that always gives me a good appe­ A now trial has been set for Kept. (embalming, and post graduate beaten iu the Roumanian elections 12. The next issue of the Dearborn garm ents ur« of the Cincinnati Embalming returns today showed. The Prince’s daughter Miss Lula left Wednes­ ml Mr, nnd Mrs. Henry McLauiin tite. Independent which will come off School, greatest enemy, Jon Bratinanii, day by auto for a four months so­ oriroil $1.05' ami The man who rose from pover* 1 have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. the press a week from Saturday “ the black man of Roumnnni,” who journ In the Blue Ridge Moun­ $2.95. Arid eVefy ty to niulti-ihilllons in three dec-; Miss Nellie Williams left Thurs­ W. A. McClellan of Macon, Ga. will reflect the new stand taken by was hacked by Queen Marie, cap­ tains of the CarolhmH and Virginia. .uu* is fast color, odes has-very definite ideas about | Ford in relation to Jews according day for I ellinm, Ga., where she tured approximately 300 out of a During their absence their home Veil made, cor­ Mr. nnd Mrs, Paul Lake of Tam* how young America can succeed in to those who .have seen the sched­ w ill’spend several weeks vish'ng total of 387 seuts ia. Parliament. will ho occupied by Mr. und Mrs. rect in fit apd of business., ’• • grandparents* Mr. nnd Mrc. pa spent Thursday In Sanford as life"Do Returns however are incomplete. W. J. Collicutt, style. you advise young men to uled contents of the magazine. Elijah Adams. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F orrest The editorial page known as M asters Joseph nnd W arren m arry young," he was asked. Second Moor Like. Mr. Ford’s page features an a r­ AW Mount Everest, peak in the Him­ Bronon of Orlando were week-end "I certainly do,” Ford responded. M. Galloway left yester­ ticle "working and doing.” The dayErnest alayas n ea rly six miles high, is guests of relatives here . "And they should get families. It for N orth Carolina. From A# nnd Mrs. I). I* Thrasher mu them e of the article is that those still unconquored by man. Human were guests a t the Beach T hurs­ gives then^ more experience and who work faithfully will be lim­ where he will go" to New York life could not exist on Its summit Rubber knee pads for Charleston stability, aside" from domestic hap­ where he will join Mrs. Galloway. day of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. I). Wood­ ply rewarded. The page is free of w|,0 j,U8 piness.” been there for the past for more than a day or two, be­ dancers are among the latest ac­ ruff. '* cessories for beginners in London. cause of the intense cold. "Do you believe the young man decided comments on currant na- j month, tionul and international questional on the farm should go to the city Mrs. Fred Daiger and son, Fred­ which have frequently character­ erick, are spending a few days at to seek his fu tu re?” ized it is the past. “There Is no need for young men Daytona Beach ub the guests of While the presses were operating to leave the farm s and villages,” Mrs. A. R. Key. ------, 1 ™ ' V..,,rU and o n -1*r'day there appeared to be a tell F o r d replied. ^ t jlt. r-.iou about the publishing office, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Horne and portunity are being U 1 , Employees said they bad not re• a small towns and villages, the mou | _---------------------- . two children are the guests of Mr, ceivod official word that a new edi­ and Mrs. It. II. Berg, a t their ern Idea is to take work to the men torial policy was to bo adopted not the men to the work as it used home In Mayfair. to lie. I feel village life in America William J, Cameron, editor, report ed a t his office today but departed In a corner to itself ou,,, Mrs. Roy Symes nnd Mrs. Ix*wis is worth preserviing und that has shortly thereafter for a week end the Fashion Floor, the * been the plan of the F<jrd Coinmotored to Daytona Bench Thurs­ trip out of town. Thrift Shop is u haven day and were accompanied home many— to take work to the peo­ "It is all news to me” he said ple. That is why we have w ater by Miss Katherine Symes. for women who insist up­ refusing further comment. Canter* plants in many little villages on. it wns reported, left the city on looking their best and > Eugene Perkins nnd Kenneth uround here. "Should the city youth go into with n pnrty of engineers for an like to.do it at modest ex- ■ Clark of Tnllahnssee arrived Inst inspection trip on the Detroit To­ night and are the guests of Mr. business for himself or ran ho get ledo nnd Ironton Railroad he may pense. And every freck ,"*T,lI ahead host by going into some and Mrs. George A Dccottes. Is fast color. retu rn to Detroit tomorrow it win corporation ?" stated “ He should go into the big cor Judge and Mrs. W. Wallace Wright left today for Quincy poration becam e the opportunities | Locke M crriwcather who In “let* means tho frozen products or mix! lire made from pas­ where they will spend <» month there are greater," Ford declared, j been attending Virginia p„lvtc"h There is more spread for his pow- (nit: Institute arrived here Tuesday with relatives and friends. teurized cream, milk, or products of milk sweetened with suk» i‘. to which Mr 1 « r---- . I erB* ,,e doesn’t have to go through .and will be the guest of hi» i,r„ lias been added pure, wholesome food geqlatin, vegetable gum, or other Smart little crepes or oxiH>cle,l f11Y rf ' I)uj4 e n nre yoars of experiments as in uf- thr, Rand Merriweuthor during tho wholesome stabilizer with or without wholesome flavoring extracts, fruits, ICIN|IU|IK ................. ........ aftr an ‘ tUrn h,’mo s ',,ur,l«V .tem pting to run a business by h im -1ram m er. ^ u i ailiums* in hVmmeyy nuts, cocoa, chocolate, eggs, cake, candy, or confections, and which con­ extensive visit with re ­ self. The corporation has tried out tints. Cool, sleeveless Miss Olive Newman, Miss Camil­ all the experiments and has his j lative# and friends at Soperton, tains not less than 8 per centum, by weight of milk (butter) fat, and not Gn. or short sleeved frocks 4 iob nil ready for him. And there la Buleston and Hope Huff motor­ less than 10 per cent solids not fnt." la always room at the top for j ed to Daytona Beach Thursday and $9.95, weer accompanied home by Miss Miss Grace Gillon nnd guest. bright young men." 1*1. And to the young business man, Mary Elizabeth Buleston and Miss Miss Bender of Bartow. Watson Wallace ’and Charlie Wito were the world’s greatest business man Sara Evelyn Williams. u!iq among those spending Thursday offered this parting shot of ud- tire from business?" But Ford did I vice: " If a young man is in busithe Beach. (.ness and is wise, he will payless not answer. As he walked away with agility that belied his years, Mrs. Franklin Hardaway am attention to those who flatter his one of his intimate friends replied: biby of Orlundo, who have been self-esteem and more to those who "Never. Mr. Ford will always •he guests of Mrs. H arry Wilson stir his energies.” for the liast two weeks, will reThere was one more question. It work." pluin or floral voiles was “how soon do you plan to re,urn haturdny to Orlando. Social Calendar FOltD GF.TS MOST Attacks Upon Jews Ice Cream One Of PLEASURE OUT OF WORKING, HE SAYS D isco n tin u ed By M ost Nutritious 0 A u to m o b ile King Foods, Says Walker I J f L a y e r s Of Atoms Measured By New ^ X-Ray Micrometer frs. Wathen Hostess [Jo Rridge Associates in Wednesday Night (Gramling Opens A New Funeral Home For Local Negroes I D ickson Ives Co. I ■ Other Frocks \a \ : Have You Visited T H E T H R IF T SH O P ? What Is Ice-Cream On February 27th, Congress passed a new District of Co­ lumbia milk, cream and ice cream bill. The paragraph relating to ice cream is as follows: Silks, $9.95 Our ice cream is made and standardized to have the fol­ lowing average composition: 12 percent milk fat, 10 percent milk sold is not fat, and 14.5 percent sugar, thus making it far above the requirements of the National Law and most State Laws. N O TICE Our Congratulations arc* extended to the Gramling1Funeral Home We are gluil that we hud u share in the bulling oC this modern business. Mahoney-Walker Co. Commercial St. Phone 388 The regular Annual Meet Ing of the Stockholders of the Florida Vegetable Corporation will 1m* held in our offices in the Masonic Building ut Eight O'­ clock B. M. Tuesday, August 2nd, 1927, for the election of u Directorate und the considera­ tion of nil other m utters which may properly come before sueh meeting. A ,ful| attendance iu> request­ ed. We suggest that you read Professor Walter II. Eddy’s article on the food value of ice cream iu Ibis months issue of “Pictorial Review.” Ice cream, like most other (food products, should he bought) for quality, not, price. si Seminole Creamery Co. M anufacturers o f L. I. FRAZIER, secretary. Princess Ice Cream/ K. B. CHAPMAN, pres. £.***. * Voiles $5.75 . . . a variety of sm art little frocks for home or shopping wear, Floral Dimities $4.95 Sprays of pastel tin t­ ed flowers upon white backgrounds . . . new frocks o f charm and clc. F ast color to be sure. *4.95 Dally iltdivetka t« nil Central Florida oKIm by bus. Mail, and idione orders sent same duy as recti rad. Call Prise ilia ,. , jivrsunul shopper. Orlando 4134 �THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY fl, 1027 During the past tilt) year* p* of the wotlil has i, .... “than l.tmo.oob". itig ihU this information information th th at a t the laws once to the beautiful effects of sun- creased from 1less 000 to about 1,700,000,000. governing divorce* arc the same, set light on the Acropolis. So numerous wore the letters re ­ questing this information, Davis Hr International News Service goyne nnd Gage. ho, been unable to answer all o» AMSTERDAM. N. Y„ July 7. Three other division of players them. ; On the exact spot where the Bri- include actors, dancers and choris­ "T he bill introduced by Iwo Booth tir>h forc*’s under Gen. Hurgoyne ters. It is planned to slow prelim­ 'Inn fieri representative of Duval county, surrendered to General Gates at inary episodes of nn Indian village] A l l o m t ’J •General Is 1 would have, altered the present "*"W the Hattie of Saratoga, 150 years DETROIT. July The Salon Cup crnfL before tin* arrival of the white man With i nc] tiires R e g a r d in g ] jnw nn,| ,,it clown the m iuired res Thu King’s and Hosengart trap- ago, the descendants of the fight- nnd trophy crtArar race will not he on the arrival of Champlain. Changes rhnuffht To Have idence In the state of those scekDelmit'd fall speedboat ragnltn*. h ie s are to he raced for in Italy ..j^, wil| reenact the historic events Some of the scenes to be shown one house year. the Detroit gold cup committee hn* and France. In this country engines ()f i,n tt|e this September, g iB in itiri ' T|* divorce b l|, wugfrom two into the Been Made By ,eoirislntiire of the Miller. 1’acknrd. nnd Wright Th(. pnR<,nnt wj|| require the again are the Albany Congress, decided. bv a large majority, hut was "pi­ Act riot, the first liberty ,r The S.i Iiiji Trophy rruixer rate types nr eligible ns the class dis- 1u n ic e s of r*.000 "actors” to he di- Stamp TALLAHASSEE, Fla.- July H geonholed" in the Senate,” Dnvis |,y I)r. Alexander C. Flick, pole, the Minute Men, New York <I MS >—Florida’s divorce for several* years has decorated pliiceinrnr restriction is 7Hf» cubic laws said. signing the Declaration of Inde­ inches. Super chargers are allowStntl. historian, and aided by Percy the rncinc .programme here, anti pendence, the meeting of the fing have not changed since the 1027 The Colored Knee upon having nt its has rausM" no end to arguments etl aru! such craft can compete for lewett Hurrell. It will he staged committee, the planning of the I session of the Florida state legis­ Hotels in Italy have nlmlished due to the difficulty in handicap­ the 1150-mile sweepstakes race after about September If* on the Sara­ Hurgoyne campaign in London. lature and tHe possibilities of this the practice «•.* tipping and now disposal nn up-to-dnte mortuary of ping the ramtesting cruiser* of va­ season with the new rules in vo­ toga battlefield. state hemming another Nevada add in per cent to their hills in lieu the calibre o f the Grnmling Funeral Dragging King George's statue | gue. The Gold Cup race rules, al­ rious speeds, dimensions ,nnd dis­ This will he the only sesquicen- ,» ... , . , ; are passed, for the next two years of a fee. though changed In conform with tennial pageant to he staged on the through the streets of New York, I| at least. 1 ' Home. T hey are to be commended placement!. Attorney General Fred II. Schulyer’s this division in other respects, will exact location of the dramatic Gen for their progressiveness. , . . . headquarters _ , and . , Dnvis snbi today. The offlclnl Eddie Kdenhurn and not Fishermen on the north Pacific allow the super-chargcr*. Car! events of 1777 Hurgoyne s headquarters, Colonial Dnvis has been flooded with in ­ coast have established a new in­ E. V. Kipjtingvillr, are better plensa trophy for the It will he one of the most imdrilling. St. Legcr’s retreat quiries from numerous lawyers eti thnn any of the yachtsmen to Fisher will give in race for here. prcpnivG and historical pageants n* ^ nrt. ^ lnnw' x Home, Herki- nr.*! individuals asking whether or dustry in obtaining pearl essence eliminate, this thankless tnsk from} 12-litre boats the scales of herring anil Gold tu Cup Events r.olil p e v e r staged in America, and will be mei * victory nt Oriaknny, the nr- not Florida's divorce laws have from their duties. Hacker Hunt Conmnny has plans witnessed by at least 70 000 spec- m n ’ Benedict A mold*. General been amended by the recent session shad. The substance is used in the Instead of the free-for-all crui­ drawn up for 12-litr? and Gold Jtnlorilt mnny of whom will make Morgan nnd his riflemen, of the legislature. Davis asked tht* • mnnufnctue of artificial pearls. ser eventvtlnsslfied races will ho t up boats to Ik* powered with Mil* jj,,. t rjp here j,y automobile. )>’•i ________________ _____ ________ Gates succeeding Schuyler, the staged over the same 2f. mile lake 1*»r engines which will he eligible Give Hattie Scenes conference of Hurgoyne nnd his and rlvoi^course. There will he for the international and Gold’Cup Hattie scenes will be reproduced | officers, held on horseback, the edasses ftir Liggett, Matthews, events. A move is under way to t ’hriscraft and other, types of form a D. Y. C. syndicate to spon­ by Nntinnn! Guardsmen nnd Rogu- surrender of Hourgoyne, and the lar Army soldiers, according t o , playing of “ Yankee Doodle" the IB boats. sor them. In ths event this does the plane. For weeks employees of Hritish tune used to deride the A m -1 Plans plso are being {liscusscil not materialize a wealthy Chicago the State have been clearing the erieans, and the harmony dinner. ! t Snijford, Fla. First Street for the 12-litre hpdrnplane event yachtsman is ready to take them battle field of the old buddings nt which Hurgoyne toasted George which is rap international race. It over. These l,oats could compete nnd other incumbrances which have Washington nnd General Gate* ' IH ? was brought out that there is pos­ in all six of the big regattas. ; accumulated since the day of Hur- toasted King George. sibility of three entries from this It was brought out by Chairman To the Colored People of. Sanford upon the opening of Gramand t h e ‘ Eastern district, two of Edenhurn of tin* Regatta commit­ them from France and three or tee that there will he six big speed­ ling Funeral Homo, a M ortuary of which they will he proud. Almost inn uses hnve been found New York stnte has MiOH.OOO,| 3 | four from-*the Mississippi Valley boat regattas, in Boston. Cleveland, nno worth of automobiles and only for peanuts. Wo wish to commend their progressiveness in opening this Power Ilnnt Association. Washington, Baltimore, New York j $2fill,000,000 worth of livestock. Committee I n Named an*! Detroit this season. A young veterinary surgeon in motIt*to establishment. ------------- ------ *_ A committee consisting of Com, Few new boats are to be built , Palis has opened a beauty shop for P f l Chns. E. Snresnn, Com. Otto K. for the Gold Cup nnd International A black cat rode the trucks of a dogs. He has a staff of doctors, Hart he), 0#l. J. G. Vincent, Eddie IfiO-mile events due to the fnct that (Union Pacific passenger train dentists, hairdressers nnd beauty B f l Kdenhurn^ Com. Alec I. McLeod the change of rules in 102R will specialists. wj nnd J, l^ie Hnrret was named by allow hydroplanes to compete a- from Ogden, Utah, to Chicago. B n Com. A. A. Schmitz to ascertain gain. This means that motorboat The full name of the Crown .J'V Just w hat,entries will be available race men will not care to spend j A pair of young twins, so exact­ both of tiie side nnd from Europe, money for new boats of the old ly alike that they oven bore the Prince **f Belgium is His Royal This committee will report bnck at type, when thev will lie valueless same bodily deformity, were exam ­ Highness Prince Leopold Phillippc Sanford, Fla. First St. the next sheeting. next season. Caleb Bragg. Victor ined by finger-print experts and Charles Albert Meinrnd Huhertus This class is very popular in Eu­ Kleisrath nnd the Columbia Yacht found to hnve entirely different Marie Miguel, Prince of Belgium, rope nnd.'the boats are nt least 10 Club will remodel their 1D2G racers lines. Duke of Brabant. To The Grnmling Funeral Home upon tiio miles an hour faster thnn the Gold for thin year’s event. completion of their modern building. It is fit­ 5 a /o n Trophy Cruiser Race Has Been Eliminated From Detroit’s Racing Program Descendants Of Sar atoga Fighters Will Re-Enact B attle In September STATE’S DIVORCE LAWS UNCHANGED DECLARES DAVIS I n te r m it inilnl J’ . News Service today Athens, Greece, is, known us the ’ |, is message to those ask- ‘City, of the Violet Crown.’ in refer- 'population W e Congratulate Ball Hardware Co. Our Congratulations Congratulations Smith Bros. Inc. En gland has one of the most un­ A New York City Methodist, usual reMunints in the world, a minister says that blond babies us­ lmby r e ta il runt where a two- ually cry, brunets smile and baldyoung­ headed ones took blank when being baptized. sters unfa* five, ----------------In order that the guardians of Francis jl.Richardi, 7« of stainthe Inw'miiy he real he-men, the ford, Cofu£, is Thomas Edison’s city council of a Pennsylvania closest rfvnl fizr the title of town has ruled that they must world’s most prolific inventor. He take a cold hath every morning, hns nearly 1000 patents to his sleep with windows open, brush credit, while Edison has about their teeth twice daily anil go 1200, through setting-up exercises. ted in every way to completely serve the Col­ ored I£nco, WINDOW SHAPES IN GUAM UNO FUNERAL HOME FURNISHED BY IJS We wish to congratulate the Colored Citizens of Hanford upon the splendid Funeral Home erected on Locust Avenue by J. A. Grnmling. W c Offer Our WE FURNISHED THE HARDWARE Congratulations To the Colored People of Sanford niton having such an institution as Grnmling Funeral Home. We furnished the building m aterials for this complete Mortuary. The Hardware used in this splendid building was furnished by us. We carry a complete line of building hardware. H. B. McCall, Jr. Hill Hardware Co. J< 8201 ;f l e t c h e r ia t t e r y & SLECTRIC CO. Our Desire Is Seminole Awning Shop To Please You 1Hi N. Laurel Phone 7C3 First St. Sanford, Fla. 1 st, S t — Phono 382W TOMORROW THE LAST DAY! Our doors will POSITIVELY CLOSE Saturday Night. Its your LAST CHANCE to buy at less than cost! /■ A • t Styles, Sizes and Prices Make This The Biggest Event Ot The Year—Superb Dresses, High Priced Hats and Silk Hose Will be Closed Out At Less Than Cost To Manuiacture. ft) Prices Are Cut To Rock BOTTOM! WE DEFY ALL COMPETITION m First Street We Have The Merchandise! It Is NOW Or NEVER! Wc* have a wonderful assortment of high class dresses in all wanted sizes, colors and styles at prices that are simply astounding. You must not miss this last chance! There is just one day left to outfit yourself for less than half what it would cost you ordinarily—grasp the chance now: Saturday marks the END—you will do either one of two things—you’ll come |o this wonder sale or you’ll pass it by—you’ll buy for less than you ever have before or you’ll he sorry and say “I let opportunity pass me by.” Prices have been slashed to the last degree— they cannot he found lower anywhere. ’s Ladies Shop “Style Without Extravagance’ Next Woodruff-Watson �THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY. JULY 8, 1927 The Formal Opening Of The CEN TRAL WE ARE F L O R ID A ’S CO M PLETELY FO REM O ST E Q U IP P E D T O M O R T IC IA N S SERV E YOU TO T H E E F F IC IE N T L Y CO LO RED IN E V E R Y WAY RACE V New Building Housing Gramling WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOUR INSPECTION OF OUR NEW MODERN FUNERAL HOME LOCATED •AT 900 LOCUST AVENUE. SATURDAY WILL BE OPEN 'HOUSE DAY AND WE WILL WELCOME A VISIT FROM ALL OUR FRIENDS. 900 LOCUST AVE Funeral Home —900 Locust Ave MODERN EQUIPMENT IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, YEARS OF EXPERIENCE AND GENUINE RESPECT AND REVERENCE TOWARD THOSE WE SERVE HAVE HELPED TO ESTABLISH A MORTUARY FOR THE COLORED RACE, THAT IS WITHOUT COMPAR­ ISON IN CENTRAL FLORIDA. SA N FO R D FLO R ID A PHONE 894W �THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY. JULY 8, 1J27 PAGE SIX Firms Advertising In The Herald Market Section Can Be Relied Upon For Their Quality And Low Prices And Excellent Service. To Patronize TheseFirms Is To Assure Satisfacl ( *15,900,000 Memorial Bridge pleading to the State Capitol, hon'irirur the soldiers and sailors from Pennsylvania who served in the World War. Tlie pylanH, one of which will bo dedicated to the soldiers and the other to the sailors, will form entrances to a subterranean mem­ orial room, wherein will bo housed £ r » n n Z S E i’ Service Will Be By Airships Officials D r o p KratrlcLj jnH(eari o f Airplanes, Says ions Which rote Costly A - sir A rthur Brown, Who With though Were OnceSalvation A|cock Mntk, , Ht 0 c , an Hop Columns 125 Feet High "ill Stand Before $lf>;OOU,l)UO Bridge At Capital In Honor Of Pennsylvania War Dead LONDON July 7.—Hag the HrU tinh rubber scheme failed? A big LONDON, July 7.—While agree­ section of opinion in the City of ing with Lindbergh and ChatnLondon believe th at it has failed Itcrlin that a Trans-Atlantic miserably. n tir passenger service is feuaiblu A t nny rate, some important rub her interests in London arc now and will hecomu a reality in tho prefcging the Government for the near future,Sir A rthur Whitten abolition of the scheme. They state Drown, who with the late Sir John Hint what was, a t the tim e, boom ­ Alcock made the first flight from ed ns tho only salvation for the east to west across the Atlantic British rubber industry has proved eight years ago, believes that it n .costly failure, and they urge a will be by airsliip and not by a ir­ change of policy upon tho Govern­ plane. ment. Discussing tlie significance of Their representatives have been the Lindbergh and Chambelin so poworful th at it is believed tho flights, Sir A rthur said: “ Without Government is considering remov­ (being tlie last dogmatic, I am cer. ing nil .restrictions at the end of talniy confident that within a short this year. lime, possibly a very short time, wo shall think no mnru of pue.sonDutch Production regularly from New The main fact of their argum ent ,gors flying ................ is _ apparent. It is that while tho’/Yorq to London or Paris and vice British plantations of Ceylon a n d ,versa than today w« think of them JUnlaya are only allowed to tap CO flying regularly between London per rent of their trees, Dutch com- and Paris or Ismdon and Heflin. Panina are working upon a ICO ncrl i<n„*.» ... „ ,. . com basis and are making Inigo ’ . ,n !, L 1,1 ,'1"’ profits. Those profits are being nnt,pi|»n*« t»ie fti ur.>, it soems spent on preparing new acres w llhJi° I?0 n< CIl,° 1 ,al 11 I rans-Atlugh yielding trees. ^Jantla air passenger service will be HARRISBURG I’m, July 0. Two ntninnirAh pylons! towering 126 feet in height, will stand a t the hind of Pennsylvnnia’s new ■ O f f i c i a l * will show us th at this is feasible. “ Farther, it js reasonable to ex­ pect In find pilots who are willing to go without sleep for thirty-six hours with tlie responsibility of the lives of others in their charge. An additional pilot would mean carry­ ing more gas or tlie margin of safely k ing'reduced. relics of tile war, together with regimental flags. The pylons themselves arc to be works of art, each being c a rv ­ ed to a height of th irty feet with sculptured hits depicting the Com­ monwealth’s p art in the war. Surmounting one pillar is to l>e a Roman chariot, in heroic Bize, symbolizing the arm y, while on the other is to he an ancient galley, symbolizing the navy. Huge bronze doors will open on marble stairw ays in each pylon, which will lend inti; the memor­ ial room. Here will bo displayed case: of flags of the various Pennsylvania regim ents, together with tablets bearing the names of tlie soldiers and sailors dead. It Is Really Importrnt Y ou a lw a y s have th at feeling about your milk supply w h en you use HOPPED RICH HEAVY STRONG Landscape artists plan to lay out, m iniature parks a t the base of each pylom around which are to be grouped cannon and field piec­ es. O n'th e sides of the pylons will be u pictorial history of the state’s participatlcm in the war, from the enlistm ents and drafts to the disembarkation of troops a fte r the arm istice was signed. The Memorial bridge will be several idocks in length, connect­ ing Capitol Hill with an old resi­ dential district and bridging the city’s railroad yards and factory district. The bridge will lead up to the Capitol buildings, on the other side of which the boulevard continues to the broad Susquciiinna river, Layer Cakes, frosted w ith Caramel F ruit kii Imported Sw iss & Roquefort Cheese, Barbecue, Hem Baked Ham, Home Baked Beans ami Salads Arcade Delicatessen "The Tnste Tells" -14 McLnnder Ami BREA K FA ST BACON lb This business of shopping where you secure the finest foods is really important. A & P sells the fam ous brands and all are priced nL good savings. PO T RO A ST OF BEEF W hile House Tall Cans for Beat Rcaulta iP C U . G iv e s th o R e a l O ld T im o F ln v o r IT , B A C K W A R D S MiJ. b, fl.liiti llif.ief Co. Sprinufi.ld, III. SOLD EVERYWHERE EVAPORATED MILK Chesterfield Camel CIGARETTES CIGARETTES $1.19 Per Carton $1.19 Per Carton C: 4* Fuji Chop Suoy FRESH MILS POWDERED SAUCE 4 oz. Bot 2 for 1 ttE«| in-ii-r1TIMI’I1V, Rajah Bajah Sandwich Spried MAYONNAISE 8 oz. Jar 23c 8 oz. Jar. 19c A & i* Fancy Announcing The R e-O p SATURDAY, JULY 9th •! C a APPLE SAUCE No. 2 Can A & P Pure A & P Pure GRAPE JUICE GRAPE JUICE Qt. 35c Pt. 19c Encore Brand SPAGHETTI 'I f t o Wilh Cheese Ami Tomato Iona SUGAR CORN No. 2 Can l()c Of The M EAT DEPARTMENT Gonzalez’s Grocery Store Under the personal management of Leon Griggs, Formerly ownei . known and established market of Winter Park. Choicest Western Mazola A SALAD OIL P t Can A & I* A& P STUFFED OLIVES QUEEN OLIVES 5 I -2 oz. Glass 20c 5 1-2 oz. Glass 15c 1 2 ic SALAD MUSTARD NECTAR TEA Grandmother’s For Ice Tea ORANGE PEKOE 1-2 lb. Pkg. 37c 1-2 lb. Tin 45c RICE FLAKES A & 1 * Kitchen CLEANSER 5c 15c For Safe Washing IVORY FLAKES 9c flies, m oths, mosquitoes, roadies, ants bed b u d s Rub-No-More AVashing Powder 5c 21c For Quick Suds CHIPSO 9c Large Juicy L E O N GRIGGS, Mgr. Western Pork ROAST IiLACK EYE I'EAS No. 2 Can .. American I)el-Monte SARDINES SARDINES 15 oz. Tin 15c 1-4 Tin in Oil 5c I* A G W hile Naphtha SOAP H Bars.... Your Patronage Solicited BEEF LIVER 15 <1 A a Heinz Cured 11 S T E A K lb Iona TOMATOES No. 2 Can 10c French!* / Finest Choice W estern ............. ‘......... Iona Soaked Dried Native Hot W eather Specials LEMONS Per Doz. .. 25c TAN, c, L„Ef 9°T 205 Magnolia Ave, Sanford ul Geneva Mi Lander Arcade The T anglefoot Com pany Grand Rapid*. Michigan �1 i FADE SEVEN TTIE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY. JULY 8, 1927 HA Phone 148 NlPo years of experim enting in LINCOLN — FORI) — FORDSON ROYS WANTED—Can use five 17— IIusincsM i'la c e s F o r R e n t 26— M isc e lla n eo u s F o r S a le northern point of the Niger river, P a c i f i c F l l C T S I j CU V C nn effort to h n p t tailless ' sheep near Tosaye. The other starts in , ... Edward Higgins Inc. t K«od boys who a rt hustlers. Can the departm ent of Oran, probably O i l H O H i e W i m l V O y il f f C has resulted in producing a breed Commercial & Palmetto, Phono 331 j ram as high as n dollar an afler- AT THAU n v r . loams to rent fnr 1with short tails th a t do not* have kN T A D . R A T E S IN: i t Cnlonib-Reihnr, to the end near - 7- —- — ;-------------------noon. Apply Circulation Depart? stores or offices at Park Ave., FOR SALE:.—CORNER LOT III.OCK .......also. SANFORD Overland Co. Willy.4- mint Herald. \ PI NT.IIURST. ONE BUM N 1; ......... Tosayc HONOLULU. July 7.— (IN S) I to he docked. and Commercial f-treet. W. M trm»: Cash in Advance Knights & Overland, W h ip p lta.----------------- 1___________________ Young, Ownnr, 208 Park Ave., op- FROM FRENCH. CASH TALKS. Constiuction of the line will take For Joyotts farewell made sad by i Park it Commercial Sts. lT.ono 58. TOI/CU AUTO TOP DRESSINU posit? Court House. MAKE AN OFFER. REPLY LOl KPV(,„ or eight years, it i - believed the drowning of an arm y flier, I CARE HERALD. Waterproofs, softens and pre­ Two thousand miles of rails will Limits. Lester Mnitlaml and A lb e rt1 A Heal Homelike Plare To Stop FOR SALE- 1023 Ford roadster serves, makes your top last fo r­ have to he laid across tire desert. Al­ Hogonborgcr, the first men to fly Conte to The Ocean View Hotel at I# — 11 Otises F o r S a le )hon,' nil*, will lie received new Duco finish. New tires. ever; money back guarantee, no CROSS-TIES— and poles, any though natural stone foundations to Hawaii, were homeward Itoit ml ( oronado Bench, Fla. jtalhmx and collector scat Perfect condition. $250. Phono 183 brush fuss or muss, 600 cans sold grade or dimension, See E. M. Vvill lie found for part of the d la-1today abroad the steam er Maui, Thoroly screened, modern, im ­ hlintely for payment. or call hOl* First National Itank in Fla. Iasi 31) days. Salesman or H. Bush, Ooncvn, lance,at many points solid founds- 1 Diving in a farewell salute to his provements. Rates $3.50 a day ................. Die n line Build) tip. wanted. See D. W. Short. Snhij Pretty Murvniiin Home. Priced brothers, Lieut. Char­ /.ateriran Plan. SLY per week 1................... 8c a line FOR SALE -alm o st new cypress fo n s will have tolas built in tire distinguished Mgr. 11 Ball Hhl'g. Sanford, Fla. les L. WillinmS crashed off W aiki. single. $25 double. ........... 7c a line SEMINOLE HUDSON- ESSEX liont and trailor, $60! kitchen cald- shifting sands. INC liel, $11); breakfast room suit, fin­ TIh- line eventually will he ki Bench when his land plane ran a t carl witli very easy terms. K. J. COATES. Mgr. 7— Si Ination Wan led ime rutr* on request. ished, $0; call between-7 and 8 a . 1guarded by m ilitary outposts s ta ­ out of control. The airplane sank 203 Oak Avo immediately. Although the crew of Phone II m. or 12 and 1 p. m. Phone r>2'.> W. tioned every fifty or sixty miles. reduced rules arc for Many isolate I ousts already exl t tile Maui put out a lifeboat, the F. II. Scruggs PERMANENT —position wanted 7If- Myrtle Ave. c.itivo insertions, 4— UtiHincss Service iti th" middle of the desert, which -■nilors found neither Williams nor by sternly reliable man. Out door words of iivr-nige length will he linked up by the new rail his plane. work preferred. Some soiling oxSEEK PRACTICAL ROPTE A’tty at Law [•minted a line. Phono 735 or 338-J m ute. "Many missions have already Practice in S tate As FcdcrnY Iniinum charge of 30c for card nppenr- Perioncc and accustomed to pnyrod YOUR BUSINESS Slavery recently has been nholM.Lummy believes the annual I work. Past record ami names --f studied tin- possible ami most p acCourts insertion. ished in the state of Knlat, Bnltraffic on the route from the be­ injj daily in this column will employers gladly furnished. Ad­ tienl course for this route. Two iidvertisinir is restricted G nrner-Wood ruff No. I Masonic Temple % dress P. O. Box 317- Fairm ont, W. routes are being considered. One ginning may average as high as uc hist an, a dependency m l-'*lia r„per classification. Bldg. j reach over 3,000 every day! Vn. where it has been in force sirno goes from Algeria, probably from 31)11,1)01) tons of freight and Ml,nut |an error is made The ban* I’hone 890 the tllh century B. 1. Constantine or Biskra, to the most passengers, Herald will b«- responsible J -ami it easts so little a 12 word 8 — Financial Llv otic incorrect insertion, FOR SALE—Small house- a u to - 1 ; [advertiser for subsequent • ud for one mouth costs only $2.00. nmtie pump. Well sprinkler in Dions. The office should lie gulden and over lot. 70 feet fro n t,, MONEY'— to loan on Improved doPhone Up fil'd immediately in case of ?lu.hle residential propertj .n 133 feet hack. All fenced Price l i\, , dust ask for “Classified Depart­ Sanford nt 0 per cent interest, m> $300. Cash $100. Balance monthly, in: i brokerage- Address Loan P. O Box Inquire for Toney. Cindcrvillo. TO ADVERTISERS if 8VIC m ent'' 503 City. FOR SALE;— FOUR ROOM COT*! Herald representative TAUE ON ONE OF BEST LOTS, Luxh|y ffainiUiK with rates, YOUR OLD WALES 11 M isc e lla n eo u s CLEAN UP ON MAGNOLIA AVENUE, NEAR and claneuicatirm will WITH THE ...................................... , ," NEW WALL P A IN T SOUTH SIDE SCHOOL.- PRICK you com pete Information, flylDR k ite s Is d a n g e ro u s s p o rt lo SOMETH I NO NEW AND BET- TWO REFRIGERATORS ■— Good REASONABLE. TERMS TO SUIT if you wish, they will assist th e vicinity of e le c tric pow er lines. D o n 't do It. TER.'FOR FURTHER INFORMAcom..Don; priced reasonable,P.erin wording your want ud. TION- CALL PHONE 235.1 OR B°n Larkin, Inc. Me le n d e r Aread* PURCHASER. OWNER BOX 431 CARE HERALD. ake it morn effective. SEE, V. C. COLLIN. SANFORD, 1>h° ne H8°F L Y Y O U R K I T E In th e o p e n u n o b s tr u c te d fields FI. A. FOP PALI ONE OF BEST,1 IMPORTANT NOTICE i i far away a s p o ssib le, fro m th e e le c tric pow er lines. 12— Wanted FIVE ROOM BUNGALOWS ON Ivcrdsera should givo their Depend on PALMETTO AVENUE. IN SAN­ N E V E R U S E w ire In p la c e of kite s trin g . If th is wire t or postoffice address ns FORD HEIGHTS, CORNER LOT, ROYAL CLEANERS & DYERS YOUNG MAN —driving to Cleve­ s h o u ld c o m e In c o n ta c t w ith a n e le c tric lino it may i>» their phono nun.her if We clean anything. Do all kinds of i EQUIPPED WITH ELECTRIC land, Ohio., soon, can take ono RANGE AND WATER HEATER,give you a n e le c tric s h o c k 'lh a t will prove fatal to you. dcsiri* results. About one plaiting. Phone 181 -J, passenger for part expenses, PRICE LESS THAN MARKET lir out of a thousand hus PHONOGRAPH ... repairing, pian > I'hone 33G-J. 113 Central St. lephone and the others VALUE. TERMS TO SUIT BOX A N D I F your kite should become entangled with the tuning by experts with 17 years communicate with you 10 C.O. HERALD. wire,""leave It a b so lu te ly a lo n e . experience. Sanford Music Store MEN AND WOMEN ...or good ap ■u,b they know your address. and Gift Shoppe. Room It) & It YIc pea ranee to work for a local eon-j p o ll SALE:.... FIVE I ilbriudinuance MUST he ROOM Lander Arcade, Phone B32. rc-ii. Easy work, full or spare time, O U R L I N E M E N Will gladly do the rescue work . in person at The Sanford SPANISH BUNGALOW ON good remuneration. Pay every day PARK AVENUE. 2 CAR GARfo r you ra th e r th a n have you or any other boy Id office or by letter. Icloirrigation BUILDING BLOCKS - irr.gauon Apply to The Herald'O ffice' . discontimiances are not RAGE. NICE LAWN. IMMEDI­ risk th e d a n g e r. boxes ami general cement work; — _____________...._______ ATE POSSESSION. CAN'T BE Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Ter* 15— Apartment Fnr Kent HEAT FOR THE PRICE. TERMS willeger. Ploy. 3rd hud Elm. C. A DYRD. MANAGER tteous - Prompt - Efficient $200.0(1 CASH. BALANCE Service LANEY.S DRUG ST O K E --Pro-: FURNISHED APARTMENT— MONTHLY. BOX UK CARE HER­ F L O R I D A P O W E R fle L I G H T C O. scriptiuns, Drugs. Soda. We aro Three rooms and bath, nil mod- ALD. as near you ns your phone. Call 103 ern conveniences, good location And Found reasonable rent. Phono 831-J. 20— harms Fi»r Sale LUMBER and complete line of iiiiiiHiiuliitiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiitiiiimiiimnHHiii TiTTiiinoiiiinrininiminmiim^Tri iiiiliiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiniiiiiiuiiiiifiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiuiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii building m aterial, l/iw prices. FOR RENT —IJladi silk hug containing 2 three room partly and puree; money in put so Security Lumticr Co., “ Where Good furnished, apartm ents. Apply Her­ REST BUY IN M1RIGULTUR and ald. fie ward finder for sending the Grades Como From" Maple ALLAND Lnd remaining contents to ud- Sixth. Phone 707. of Mrs. A. L. Arm strong, TWG rooms, kltehenctlo nnd hath; In The State Of Florida my Park, St. Augustine, Flu. CONCRETE in every shape and beautiful outlook: alt improve­ In tiie flowing well district near form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ ments; attractively furnished, mentals, etc, Sanford Cement Prod­ moderate rent by week. Young's Sanford, with clay subsoil. On Announcements ucts Company, Filth and Maple Apartm ents, office 200 N. Park the highway nnd one mile from It. R. station. PLUMBING— 1 Sts. I’hone l)l:-W . IGATION nod Avn. Already cleared, Perfect hr specialty. We handle electric j CLARENCE SMITH drainage. TWO NEW— nicely furnished s. pumps, home light and i General Contractor Virgin soil of unsurpassed fer­ apart mens. $25 per month. Dili plants. Sanford Machine Co. tility, will grow anything. 100 West F irst Strew* W. F irst St. Phone 207. 1,000 Acres In units of 5 acre*, ■t Phone 441 [AiitomctiHes as many ns you want 16— Houses For Kent METAL ROOFING—The Roof EvAT \ PRICE SO LOW IT WILL DODGE Metal shingles; “ Make Your Head Swim" |uwre cars and Graham Trucks j erlnsting. SIX ROOM HOUSE— 3 m iles! standing semn tin and gulvnnizcd Homo Seekers, Here Is Your and 13th St. I'hone 3. west on Mount Dora Road. Gn-| roofs. See dame.-i II, Cowan. Oak Chance rage, electric lights, flowing well, It May Never Como Again (JINS & COWMAN CO., Auto *ve. and Third St. I’hone 111. garden, liens. Good rate by year to' adintor and sheel metal works [ vVIGH'f-CHHlSENBERRY PRINT responsible parly. Apply a t house j If you can make a small cash and ornam ents' sheet metal SHOP — Printing, E rg n v in g , or by letter to E. M. Church, llfi[ payment and finance your first crop, it will easily pay for tin It. TeL 716-W. 207' French Ave. Embossing. Sea >js first. We do French Ave. years I h av e been a land. it. Phono 417-W. R. R. AvenueSANFORD BUICK CO. FOR RENT I If you are looking for a "Snap" Lucky Strike enthusiast, Commercial Street. 212 Magnolia Ave . Here It Is 5 ROOM UNFURNISHED STUC­ Pimm: 307 Sec Mo At Once CO BUNGALOW. 2 BED ROOMS, fact, l never sm oke any 5— Help Wanted Female W. M. YOUNG LIVING ROOM. DINING ROOM, Bargains In Real Estate IYUP.T— MARMONS KITCHEN (equipped with electric o t h e r c ig a r e t t e . In a l l Park Ave. and Commercial St. Bmifnid Automobile Co. range), BATH (with hot and cold I Magnolia Ave. Phono 137 WANTED — Girl to work in Jcw- w ater). LOCATED 2300 PALMET­ this time I have never •dry store. Mc UiuliiiH. 212 E. 1st. TO AVENUE. RENT SUMMER St. 21— Acreage For Sale MODEL TRIM CO. RATES, PHONE 148. been troubled with throat trim the car, not the owner." 6 —Help Wanted (M ale) Phene 817 for estimate* 5- ROOM bungalow for rent, | addition LANDS ARE VALUABLE P. W. RADFORD with hath and garage, on French MUCK dost three mites from the city We have vo opening for man with Ave.. near 11th St. Phone 221 or I to the enjoyment that I on highway I have eight -NEW SANFORD BOOSTER silling experience nnd ability t > call a t (Jill Park Ave. t limits acres of muck I a mis that curt be late only $1.(10, Stildclinker dose deal. To (his type man we of g e t f r o m t he s u p e r io r ]"')'• Ask for enrbon juice with fer local connections. Addles, I ROOM Cottage, unfurnished, for bought for $500 an acre or special price made on all of it. Thirty "Confidential'' P. O. Box 1080, Mine- stops the knock. Snn rent. 1700 block, $25 u month. acres in ontiro tract includes cit­ finality itf Lucky Strikes, Daytona Bench, Fin. pi Garage Co, Box 1700 care Herald. rus lands and ether good garden it is w onderful to know land. Fine place for poultry and truck of all kinds. Men cun muku that my voice w ill never living raising bulbs, celery, vege­ tables and poultry for Sanford und be affected by sm oking** Orlando m arkets. Address R.^A. C. VIMY. IT'S ALL DOME* 00WY care Herald. This will not be on CO CU&D. AND S E E ^ EU ACRE T a,*gRROVW= /> * * market long. If you do not think AOUJ YOU t_| l i E &d>S&L»AAVJ6 A L1TTL£ " v this land is worth the price try to , 0ACM BUILT POP v e 7 0 buy .-ante of the muck lands in [KEEP IT- )Ao UREVOO other parts of the country. 5A.IQ vou UUOULD? TAJS IS N 'T Yu' Ba ra ) is tr tag? Q v NO- THATT >nnforil Daily Herald S. J. NIX S 1 SAY B O Y S If you asked W illiam Faversham about th ro at protection, he’d say to you: “For in ■ irnfatioiLS. In tECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser 1OUT MEAM MOUSE7M& BACA* S (AS Ba c k o f vt 0-<Q William Fuvr-whim; nnr nf tli<- in-nt 3nl Intriiiohc-t art'-r* of th* American IT! Stage. : ’ nor k vi>----------- Hf? tU l 'N. ,T_ m /VM-’m is' is 7U'/OtCBSr BAPAl i yjoz. evj&a l-x AA»'A&PE‘S‘ OATS FOPY00(2 POAIYTO EAT- YiAATARt YX> CPS IN' FOR.TAS Z CRVIA)'BCAUSE 'SCORE A APPY? 1 AiEVJER AEAflD OF SVCIX A 7M/AX3 . n A 7A IN G THE Happy Plumber's torch Mates the way to your contentmeat. Kitchen repairs? H eal­ er to he overhauled ? We're ready, j I’hone 207 W'.k A .D . R o s i e r W , ' ku u %s*» orr. e iu t n at* Mwcc f t t Q tu.uii I'crtu* You, too, will find that Lucky Strikes are mild and m ellow —the finest cigarettes you ever smoked, made of the finest Turkish and do­ mestic tobaccos, properly aged and blended with great skill, and there is an extra process—“It’s toasted” —no harshness, not a bit of bite. M - ,4 ‘It’s toasted Your Throat Protection si When in N ew York you ore cordially incited lo tee how Lucky Strike* a re m ade u i our exhibit, co m er B roadw ay and 4 5lh Street. 9 | 5 W. Fir m v :?. ki J6v ' �THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY. JULY 8. 1927 PAGE Elf -n IH MEYERS ALLOWS I n f i l l HIIRIFR TIMELY hitting ta r po n s easily LU lrtL nURLLR!ENABlES M| AHI DEFEAT COLTS IN BEATS AUSTIN IE 1 *f-< v.* a .l_ A m He Turns In Tenth ConhccuIIvc Victory; Holcicr Fur ('iretill Scoring Two Men Ahead Of Him; Caesar Alvercz Slrike-t Out Nine San fold Takes MIAMI. July 8 Miami took the Game From Brazici opening game from Tnmpn hero men By 2-1 Count; V/ur/ilny fl to a. tciiu got seven hits but Portsider Whiffs »| theKuril locals crocked the Imll better Twirler’s Double Brings in 1st Run And Ceresi Lead With Stick July 8 SARASOTA, i ia. Sarasota Intel easy sailing against Orlando in th j opening game of tho nurii'H here, defeating th vt* i:i the pinches. Cacsurci*, Atinmi IT. 1IIIIV imiit » »i Al iitni'H ' ....... " , ceiicrfleldcr, poledII "Hi. out. ono of mts over the right field after they had chased five runs in | inroz’ slant ftnea in the tiftb inning scoring the first round. Corlsl, local thlnl tvo rtinners ahead of him. Davis b.v man, collected throe hits one j pitched good hull f'>r Miami nnd « tripji ia three times tip brilliant support. Frisbie’s Star Field­ received I’: ;n, p.'W short- top, making tw i i i* inlehes. Alvaros nlso hurled ing: Features Fast well, striking out nlno batsmen but his defense cracked behind him, Game On*A lien Day’ Tlr* Smokers committing four er- ing in center featured for Sararota. It was Browers tenth atrnight win foi tl) Tarpons. OKI ANDO All It II PO :t Johnson, If i ! J. Tinker, 2b n n All R II I'O A K “ A* is \ ,:A 1 l: rrive Todav Lea en either for granted or other happen to be Shnrkey himself j FLORIDA ST M l a 1 .857 ! .714 i 11 j •> 5 .230 } » .280 |Fc’Mtv.r Champion rows Remi­ Ti .125 0 1 niscent A nu Uo a c s . . O f How HcKncil:c*!0,:MR> AMERICAN LEAGUE hut Rea retit 11 *<• 2nr?** i Won Lost Pet. 21 .720 54 New York 111 .32 .550 Wufdiington . /T O G A . y . Y l:*iy tv .015 (IN: > dull. Di'in; 12 35 turn'd to(’hie tgo 33 33 .542 day v li - i irdornivd .ut Jack D, rolt 40 30 ,520 Sh;,r !.,.v prcm lsej I t .'.nock him Philadelphia 31 .450 40 Cleveland .i said: 3(1 43 .ill i can believe Sharkey fit. Louis .2510 s i. that, lie ’s such a nice fellow, 17 55 B ton tbit Shark •>’, th at I hardly think he'd even consider being so brutnl NATION A ir I.E AGUE Won Lout Pet. as t<> knock <>ut an idd man liku 1(1 27 .030 myself." Cldcugo I' in isey'a eyes sccnud to drift 41 20 .029 Fit* '.burgh .503 lic k uminc the trail of the yearsto •11 Louis St. t.onla .520 I:** grinned a bit and finally udded: 30 New York , ... 30 7 ork i’t i know when I think <f Ml 38 .180 1 RrooUlvn no 43 .-111 , t hiii l.< y I just sort of think of tho Philrdnlphin .400 P ' t . RcaVcat that 1 fought 11 41 28 Beaton 48 .300 or 12 .'.cais ago. 27 Cincinnuti ‘ lln* llo ton iicniTut was a big bull) dark boy who Imd ibcatcn S O U T H E R N VSSOCIATION cm r> b . |y in snd around Fait Lake Won Lost Pet. . 1 i I 'M and hu was constantly ' l 20 .081 B irm ln e h u m .found for some new blood ,r.8s r.n N e w O rlean s I" , i I. great fellow the Hear* •ir» 37 .56 i *:'t; . 'VAtulientivu Nanhvlllo nnd very sav.r.no it 11 Memfihin i ;• ■ i.i hi., ring nmnners. If you .i" i •ii 12 A tla n ta . . . t I to Irclicvo the eUarcnt, well, 40 II .494 tl i'. ly reason ho wasn’t world Mohllo r.rt Little Reck 32 , ut the time was because 51 .318 d ... .mi 31 Chattanooga . ll u ,i u-im ,1,1, kin - him .WT SANFORD i C'ac.«nrcs Hits One To Right if* SAINTSO Miami ..................Sarasota .................. Orlando ,<c. Pet:rsburg Tnmpn —............... 5 5 •1 •» all unnnturnl. Ly IU V IS J. WALSH .......................... „.......................... car this afternoon in Now York for However, men close to 1 -J . rational News Service Sports the first time since ho slapped 1,1 Id's Ion inform mo t I . • j Kditnr 'Jam es Maloney for n slaughter *.'V '1} ° cumpb".. :dth<< YORK, July 8— Jack late in May. The famous raconteur prubnldy he would di*n\ «k* .' • the man of few words will work five or six rounds and the statem ent that Is* he •I1;. ' ginning with the person- talk possibly as many as five or is perfect. He thought I" | iitoiuun nnd ending very sc l-jsix hundred a t the garden gynmn- lick Wills and lie did .Id h ut all, will confront thu|m um , the net coming to town only ing but contem pt for Maloney t. i’t'bkc eye and confound tho public) 13 days before its one-man c ist ho made the idea stick. Hut, 1 is scheduled to frolic nt the Yankee cause of an ah-aid tine , i J garded doddering old Chi , T| tra pit which was just jn front of Stadium with Jack Dempsey. nert as n man among m e j; the stage where wo were to fight, Dempsey will spend those 13 congenital push-over, in c* •naturally folks begun to got eu- days .l,i in trying to taper off from nous about the reasons. So tll 3 the exigencies of throe m onths' queue? was poison. Bcarcnt told 'em like this: That being tho case, it * preparation for the biggest issue to aa V point of ,oorder ‘A nice boy, this Dempsey nnd of his life but for Sharkey they rising *° , r i‘T .1u f thinol so I don’t want to break his neck will he 13 very active days, iii ',uire " s lo,Jv" a,t Sharkey thir when I knock him off the s ta g e ., fact, the only really active days l,lp thought so ma rtia t’s why■ -I put canvas there ho nun has out. put an in nunc since me the Maloney Moloney him , ... tho •••- ■ .... . . Iic ,, several , . -years ago U .t , ' catch him when I knoched him inciih'iit or accident or w hatever *' " ' *r> , V .' theater while n news red off the state. it was. ‘‘IMicn we were in our corners "S harkey, young heulthy and full dayce! D mtuoy’s preparatinri the Ilejircat scowled over nt me nf sassafras, doesn't need more l iriio. He thought so well <f nnd tried to scare mo dizzy. Ho I than a comparative few days to be that lie is snid to have made iust grinned back nt him and point ns right ns rat poison for anyone, then champion his idol. But It seems possible that 1 ing to the canvas in tho pit I yei- For whereas Dempsey in 32 nnd led: has fought only six times in sev^n he may have changed iris n You’re a sm art bird putting t h a t 1years, ,S harkey is 24 and hns Ho went to Philadelphia for there so us to save your own neck.’ , fought fivo times in tin* last 10 Tunney fight nnd anyone whm "The Bearcat who outweighed months. He could be actually dcred off into Hint night of me about 25 pounds came tearing “short" if he worked less than a with the impression th at l>,m; still wns n aupermnn simply at me. I kept jockeying around so week for Dempsey. Hint I could edge him along the As to th at, be nlrendy has warni- himself open to suspicion in h ,r ,e.. , ' T ,A."’ ' . r%■~r * ' ,n,.°nK ’ ’ about ’ 'fr up r ,tn» c- 11 took id’ 'himself ii| with n few heats in a super-idiot. n minute to v get......... him plaeed Bostongymnasium gvi ,____'_ rrigli Va . _____ and probably Besides that, Sharkey only u,„n nilf S '! " 1'TI Vhad then ,1 put everything into isn’t more Vithan four pounds over In* n Sharkey for- 10 months n left hand drive for the liodv. The Ids fighting weight right nt this whnt happened before that p t w ‘real doubled up and bin body moment. Sharkey's condition n t l l y can bo thrown out like :,n ‘'hot off the stage into the pit and gong time can be taken for g ran t- (shoo. If it can’t be perbaf was saved by the canvas that cd. . one had better wire Freud to V/n“ ,,ut llcrt,’’‘ I The only factor that can’t be t a k - 1on and cover this fight. Lofty Myers bested I eon Austin tors S \ Petersburg's youthful Star, 3 0 tl 1 3 n 4 2 <1 M j* I) Lelttmnnn, 31, Bnrkloy 2b and Hanford took, the first game Wi de, c f 3 1 f •} 1 0 Edinondunti, c f 1 ii 1 II n ii of the r.cries Thursday afternoon 1 0 n 1 CO, c 3 0 3 0 1 3* 1 0 Ren tie,y rf by n 2 to 1 count. Doth hurle; i Edivcrds, c ... M •» 1 1 n 0 o •1 0 l) it 1 1 Vlnu* »<h \vcrc in great form hut Austin Sii'l’crn, 3b i n 1 3 3 l A bram s, lb 1 ‘l J 9 r <1 lost his own game with a wild Inmnn, mk 1 0 n 1 (l 1 Culbrrath, p .. it n 0 1) n II pitch In the seventh Inning. It lilcck'tm'l:, If 3 0 I 0 II ii Trenchnrd, p 3 0 1 1 •i II war Myers' game from start to Rumbo, lb 1 0 0 0 0 II 8 •• l) 8 'n n W ells tinislr little U-fy giving up only — — — -f- — — 3 1) ii 0 *» i throe hits and striking out five of AlVnrCx* p .— 3D 1 7 21 11 0 Totals the St. rvte batsman. Only one ,, .. |. ’ ,' . 31 •*»# 7 21 ID t SARASOTA Totals AB R II PO A E ru’ afternoon I bounced in on time during the game did St. Pe­ I! PO A i: It Tinker, 2b M: A M! ASTERN LEACH'IE SOUTI1E I ii 3 4 ii 1 a promoter looking for a fight nnd tersburg really threaten and that !■’. Cnsarca, cf A1It It 1 *, 3 li o : 5 2 ■j 4 0 I, r, <f Won Lost Pet. ' v. is risked if I would take on the van in the seventh when Rivers' 0 5 0 I 1 o1 ’ Burk . lb b’nnupp. 2b .058 ilu ky Reurcat. I said ‘sure’ amid t 1 0 0 0 li Jr.ekronvill ' ........ 52 27 fast breaking curve hit two bn,-- lb 4 J 1 0 0 0 Hogan, tf-2h urn, If 3 3 *> •1 1 0 Snvannsib .670 tin tiintch was made but not until 34 16 men nnd then Wilms scored one ICi'l •> 1 2 4 0 •1 Columbus 1 It 1 11 1 0 Munir li cf l", lb. 38 .519 ........ 42 ti IV , r(.» hod Ids wnv ut,out nil of them with a single to left. 4 1 1 t) 0 •1) Cereri 2b Tatum rr II 1 3 1 1 .500 f tin tl.’, purse going to 'th o winner. 39 3 40 Albany of The game was one of the fu ll­ 1 ll 1 0 o*• 0 Hudgins, rf Mnlarcy. 3b :,i .500 0 i) 0 1) I) 0 Mon'gonu ry 39 ■oaer bad we been matched est played here thin season remiir- Keyes, e 2 II II 1 0 0 1lei nick, s* 30 41 1 ii 1 3 4 ii fit Augnstin ■• .450 a he hunted up the newspaper ing only an hour iiml a half to 1 1 • i 1 •» 1 liiiighntii, .3 0 D 1 0 ii Pensncohi .307 t< !l : i.d, in his good old-fashion- t 47 31 play. Doth teams displayed n greet *> 1 0 (1 i •1 Parks, c Dnvla- p ... Brower p I 1 1 1) •I 1 Srlnm 17 .390 id way, told everybody Hint h o 1 so defense. --1 Id ruin me uud he begged and Sanford scored first in the third ..’ll (I 7 27 12 1 1 ptnh 1 12 31 10 12 27 Totals pleaded with everybody through when, a fter Dailey had been Tnmpn m i 111)) —3 imi) x— Ratted for Trenchnrd in 0th. r 'W ipaper columns nnd nlso thrown out, Reese Allen single,! " Miami . 000 132 (Mix— 0 Sant t i 330 020,00*—-10 w l,ii he m et 'em on the s t r e e t to tcuter, t<n>k second on u wild pitch Summery -Two Imre hits, Ruck Orlando ’ 001 000 000— 1 . ii him. ond scored an Lofty Myers doubt j,.,'. n„d ltlnglinm. Ilmm runs, Summary Two l ose hits: Brow­ \ day before the fight tho Bear - c d to left for the only extra leva t'c-ares. Sacrifices. Wade. Hen;'er. Ilognn. lliroe-lm se liits, Ceriin , < t insisted that the promoter blow of the game. b \ , and Key—u Stolen bases Hen. - Mnnttrh, Sarrificea; J. Tinker, 11 icvu u big canvas over the orches St. Petersburg scored in the lny and Blngltnm. T/'ft on base,.; l.c-hinmnn, Manush, Parks, Cerisi. seventh when ISossncr was, hit by Tunipu 3j .Miami 3. Double pin; most unique ORLANDO, Fin.. July 7.— rtructed lantern, a pitched ball, Rrynn forced him Buckley t » Inmnn lu Rnmho; Bing is ,d,b- nluysi Trent bur d to Yiau (IN S) -The annual lantern par- lantern, most cleverly designed a t second, then Funk WM hit by ham to Knnunn to Hinkle. Ra • • Abrim s. i{. Tinker ta Ilornlck ode, staged by the children o.‘ ••*.' in, inofsl cleverly arranged another pitched ball leaving a man e;i hulls off Alvaros. Struck out, to llu ke; Cfcrlol to I’., 'l ink,', to Oi lundo, will be held Friday ,**'<'»*- scries of lanterns, individuals I on first second. Ilrarier struck out bv AIvnrc-. 0; by Davis I. Umpii *i i it. 1. i 1 11 on lw tet <h Inndu F: ing with hundreds of young child­ having largest number of lanterns, ; but Wilms singled past thlnl and Meikle and Limiley. Time of game I m i Hi ti. Hits: off Culbrcnth 3 ren participating. Kadi year the Orlando lantern III 1-3 Mnlngs; off Treiichard 0 in Bryan scored when Dunbar fumbl­ J :!17. Individiml prizes will hr* aw ard- | a rude has grown in popularity 7 2-3 inning.:. Struck out by Iren.' ed the ball in left field. hr id 2; by Browers 1. Base on id for various degrees of origin- and Inn'eriiH representing the This run didn’t help much beI rile: off Culbrenth 2; Treiichard ulity and beauty in tin* I ird c nfi moan, elephants, dogs, cuts, ships, its rnuse Hanford came back in p u-i-r r,. Wild pitclii : Cu!- terried by Orlando children. Tlie baby carriages, doyys, kites, ballhalf of tile seventh to put til" I "'nth. l.o"ing pitcher: Culhronth, lontern parade will be grouped in n*y aero;.janes, house:,, and *_ ■ game on Ice. Mauuger Crow led ITn*''r*“* ITedorlckir and Moure. hu , and j rircs av artlcd a • t.i inm y other tilings are always off with a single and Billy Mey­ T in e 1:17. (be classes. e rto n 1. Thousands are attracted j ers promptly i7crlficcd Idm l< Awards nn t<* clnrs'.'s will boj to v ;\7 thp |Hir:t(lc, wbicli in, r.-cond. Then while Austin wn mrde ns follows: M< : t beautiful, i.t >;:td on l.-ike K<-la in the heart walking Bailey the Skipper stole lau'.ern, largest- lantern, lent eon- .» tbo city each year. third with little or no effort, ft. NFW YORK, July 8.—(!NS> — Allen wan an easy ou*. but Cnnve Another Romanoff was believed to scored as Austin threw one aguiiut l.e lott, -In;r on Ids throne todav i , , , . , FLORIDA STATE I FABLE the grandstand. tin Anicne hi I •.•! ;-uo iirecared to i , Noltlrer team could do anything go Into executive session at the S’irnaota 1 ” ’10; Orlando *1.’ in the eighth or ninth and tin Hotel Reliront for tho stippo'.'i’d game ended without any comeback per,-o*e of obtaining the restg- Miami ('; Tampa 3. from the Saint.M The fielding fin- nntioti of l!" a Jolinson Irani FOLTHFRN LEA LI E ture of the game goes to (Veil Frit the i.'Hldcncy. An air of set r< y bit*. In the ninth llryan leading off ore vailed c t l b ' doors of the me 'I Atlanta 2: Mobile *1. f«T the Faint., i-lapped onu ut My- «nir in m I, it no one issiicd n direct i Little Rorl 1; Nnahvilto H. er.n that was too hot to handle d»n'nl fil'd Jolmson’s tenancy in Hirmingbcm (’»; New Oilcan 1(1, Otlicr, tain. Lefty hit the bull with his glove , ff Ctiv,. for tlie twenty six delecting it toward short. Friable illfi,«-, \M I ItK VN ASSOCIATION came in fast to pick up he hull at, | Jenin cf the organization'll life, i throw Bryan out by two feet. It would I * tin* object for discus ion. Louisville 2; MinncriptiliH 12. Wop n beautiful play and re.iulis d 1,1 • *t.l. J*it-«»b R.im ert, Columbti 1; Milwaukee 5. ftnft work. Frislilc played a jjre.it , v i,H V«)K’d by JiduiM.n Indiiiniip'd*- M>; St. Paul 3. 'I’, I do 2; Kalians f'ily 5. gam e ill the field handling nine " , “l "r I" dl I • amendmciii chuncCK with hilt ono ntiMphiv i«!id !*' . u' J,,n tlti'tion "mill (ithi*r , IN I I KN \TIO N A I. I.E \C 1 E llmt could well have Imcn Mom! Mf' j a hit as the Idl WBU hack of third "John' *,n' reslgiuilioii mriy count Bciding 8 : Toronto I. lianit. up/* hi* • ihl, evusivoly, “hut I ran- Olliers, ruin. 1 ho two teunig tlo tin mriiin thin iu»t say definiuly that it will." SOUTH K \STEKN I.E MICE afternoon Lefty McChinnalmn or The ieegue executive, who rule I Moul will hurl for the local- while with an iron hand until Churl,*- A Savannah 2; Montgomery II. . Jack Hawkins is expected to tub,.* Comlskev and th< Him’, JnckKoiivillc Us Selina 2, Coluiiiliu.i 13; Albany f> . tin* mound for lln u ie r’s men. "I roke" him on the Curl Muvs case t ill ii .. i • • HANFORD AH It 11 PO A E In* would refiiHc to resign if (|,0 Dunbar, If 1 ll II 3 ii D NATIONAL LEA C l’ E Friable, s« 4 D 1 3 0 | request was Timdo. HERE won't be n live one left—not one fly Boston I : St, I<nuio 12. !h ui lcy. rf 4 0 (1 1 D II I'ilt buruli l ; Chicago 2 . Called in or mosquito survives n spraying of Ulack II. Allen, cf 4 (1 II 1 (1 0 the eighth, rain. Flng. For Black King kills in n different, surer way. Ciowc, ,'tb 3 1 1 ll 0 0 Phihnhdnhin <: Cineinmiti II. •i II 1 •i 3 d* I t strangles I Bugs breathe it nnd die. Meyer, 2b New Ymk 2; Brooklyn 3. •i 1) 0 12 II l Bailey, lb Black* Flag contains n secret, vegetable ingre­ R. Allen, c 3 1 1 6 .1 n W EUICA N I.E A L l’E If. iryurn, p dient that is tile deadliest ever discovered for in­ 3 U 1 (1 l ST Louis (3; Detroit t>. _£t sect |>csls. It rids your home completely of roaches, Otheiu, not nchetluleil. Total* . 28 •j 6 :27 15 ( •» LI'ADIN’t; MAJOR LEACH K tints, fleas, moths nnd bed bugs. It is harmless By lnti*rn*llon«I News Servlci Kt. 1utersbuig AB It li I t) A Ei NATIONAL LKAGl’E NATION\|. I.EA C FE tohumnnsand animals. Two forms, equally deadly Welch, r f 4 0 0 i 0 (l 0 Numlier Total layer nnd C|ul» G AB R II I’CT Player A- Clnlt Wizkhum It, 1 0 •i ID 0 9 ‘Harris, —Liquid nnd Powder. At drug, grocery*, hardware Partridge. Dodgers I 7 Meysner, 2b 1 0 D 1 6 0 nnd department stores. Powder 15c up. Walker, Reds I 2 1‘ittaliurgb H O I Ml 35 70 ..'183 4 1 n 3 ll P Bryan, if P. Wain r. Funk, 31, 1 u II 1 1) \ MERIC AN I.E A C l'E 71 232 (W I I.T .387 Brazier, cf 4 1) II 4 0 l)' Pittsburgh NONE Bnrnhaidt, Wiitns, ss 3 0 1 II ll 1 Pit tali nigh •i II D 1 1 I 45 110 33 50 .381 Hriiime, c THE LEADERS A uitin, p ii 0 0 (l •I 1) Frisch, St. Louis American Lengne: fJebrig Ynnk71 231 58 107 i • 28: Ruth Y*ilik•,(•*. 2(5: I a*»erl Tot n Is 32 1 3 ;21 i- 1 llernaby, New York Yankees. 12; Siiunmns. A tb lctic , 75 273 70 101 Brutcby Inn Inga: 11: WillirmiH Browns. 8. Leader n ycur ng.> /udny: f o r th e 14 p in t Hanford . 01)1 noo H)x man Brooklyn .377. Nations) Lcavt'c: Wilson Cults, ti'. Pcvcrabury won (ton pin AMERICAN LEAL I E 15; Willi,,din, Phillit's 15: Hornsby {su m m ary—T w o - h a w h lu : .I,. . . Cinnt *, 1 Webb, Cube,* 12; Terry, Myers. Stolen bbacs: Crowd nr, i , 0J , *r’v 7(1233 77 117 .333 Giants, 10. Krisbii* :Sacrificc liitn- Mcyci. Hit P int. Itv pitched bull: by II. .My«r^. S ’niinoiiH, Quart Pbllndelphia 75 288 5S 110 LEAGUE TOTALS: (Jfe-jnc.', Funk). Bo t-s o n 'balls: C im.uuuru*c*. National 2Mb o ff Austin 2; o f Myura I. Struck McuncI, New York 57 212 32 73 o u t : by Austin 2; Mycrj 6. Wild American 227. H tth o r: Austin •*!. l e f t on bir,* - S")u.nt', Kt. Louis 51 140 25 54 Si. Petersburg fi; Hanford 4. Tims tcici 'highbrow’ is snid to or LIQUID ol gam r 1.30. U m p ire* : Rapbqri Dvl. <*. e ' ’cn first ur**d by Will Irwin, Phili'dclphiij K IL L S IN S L C T S r2 168 27 51) and Lohr. I the writer. i Leader u y**«r ;*'o today: Ruth, In the last |ivtidenlnl elcetiyn Nmv Tmk . 332. The I'uiirth ,if March- 178U, w a s THE BIG FIVE out of sixty yjrUllor* U oa a i l yo lh e dav sc: f-.*r th e o u e n in g o f our B All It II HR I’CT l ;l I'ungii i t, hut t h e in augu ru m*-n privileged tn vote less tfn r r 72 251 80 33 20 .8(35 timi o f o-ir g u v e i unient w n s dcthirty million placed enough value ’,1' 1 ' 75 873 70 |0 | 15 ..’MW l a 'c d until April 0- o v e r a m onth utV'o the right o f suffrage to drop I "U'if by K ills KILIO KILLS KILLS KlltS KILLS 05 220 55 82 2 .358 — b efore a quorum wan found and ftltS tl:elr ballots la the box. Thus** ’ ANT& ROACHES* MOSQUItC SCOBUCfj FUAS 72 208 42 80 0 .330 the vo tes i minted w hich IiuuIj who failed to volt* oiitnillltbern'l Speak, i Ci l(Ii<; 01 181 40 (51 I .310 \ t iiji.in^teu j k .idunt. th who voted. O rlando Children Will Stajre Lantern £ Parade On Friday A n n o u n c in g ices ON cc Song Bird Ban Johnson May Be Forced To Old A s League’s Head t ( Results Of Games I N© p o w e r ©ia earth easu s a v e t h e m No fly mosquito or roach ever recovers T RasolmllSlalislics In Ma jor Leagues Pint ..... Quart Half Gallon Gallon ..............................sUfJC ................ 50c $1.00 $2.00 Delivered Anywhere in City Packed in Ice 20 Cents Extra Your Choice of Any Flavor at Above Prices. only L IQ U ID Manufacturing a Variety of Popular Flavors and Pure Fruit Creams, Using Pure Cream and Whole Milk POV\rDER B ird s o n g Ice C re a m C o. 015 East First St. Phone 381 ��w ^: '»*>«*1 THE SANFORD 11EUALD. FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1027 PA G E TEN .-----— ■■■ ' . man, Indicate thnt Cleveland is no- P D A i l l A A I T A Q T O ceptable to tho majority of the T lYv/IYl. 1 / i l L L r t l j 1 Vs committee but most of these inter­ rogated declined to finally commit themselves ns to their nctunl vote when the question of selecting the convention site arises. Unless si decision is reached in the national committee to hold the Prize Of $!i!i,000 Ih Offered C om m ittee Appointed To Go Republican convention in the far B y Rich Texan For Air Trip After Hither Democratic Or west,the Cleveland committee feels In 1M Honrs; Three Stops ttepulillcnji MeotingOrHoth thnt this city has better than an even chance to land the meeting. Permitted Under The Rules If They Gan Be Arranged Wailing Tor flutter William R. Hut lor, of Roston, It*** DALLAS, Texas, July ft—Spur­ < LEVKLAND July ft — Thh chairman, is red on by the heroic’achievement city wants one, or both of the big publican nntionnl political conventions, nml nothing scheduled to visit Cleveland In the of Colonel Chnrles A. Lindbergh, is bring left undone toward thnt very near future and local pnrty whe in his immortal “Spirit of St. a line on the city’s chances for the rnd. lenders nro hoping to get from him Louis,” wrote his name in golden Local committees have been se­ convention. letters of enduring fame! across lected by leaders of both the lieike watery stretches of the Atlan­ Minneapolis and Detroit are also publican and Democratic parties, tic ocean, rt round dozen birdnten respectively, to formulate plans for in the limelight for the fl. 0. P. were making preparations here and collecting necessary funds and do [conclave, elsewhere for tne great proposed other work necessary before a for- j A Democratic committee recent- Dallas to Dong Kong flight. mnl invitation can be presented to ly held n state meeting here at The flight is being sponsored by the national committee which will , which plans were mad# toward decide where its party convention bringing the Democratic convent- William D. Eastenvood, Jr., Texas’ will bo held. | ion here in 192H. The “demmios" chewing gum magnate, and who is He: ponse to qiiCHlinnnire* sent , expressed the opinion that the! ionating u $2/»,000 prize for the to rnemhers of the G. O. P. n a - (chances to land the Democratic j ^ r*d aviator to accomplish the lionnl committee, hy Cnrini A. 'convention "looked more favorable j fvnt, ns a memorial to his brother, Thompson, Republican state chair- thnn the Republican.” * Jesse, a naval avintor who won his CLEVELAND ASKS FOR CONVENTIONS OF BOTH PARTIES HONG KONG NEW FLYING SCHEME * + .|.4 4 4 4 4 + + 4444444*++++*+4+4***+4++4*+*+*-!'-t**->*4*-t>*.f++.M -'f.4+.|..|.+4.4+ .H.f wings during the World Wnr nnd pilots and would-be passengers, .. ........................................................................................ i i i k s m u i M i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i u i i i a u l 3 a a a || lost his, life In the Panama Canal who have not been successful in + < '+ + + + + + + + + ♦*+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + *+ + *+ + *+++++*><+++*+++4++444+++^ Zone in 11*21. I securing the necessary financial Under the terms „f the con- * hnVc the|r + tract each entrant is required to the eleven is an unknown sign, the flight must he made in in 114 hours or less. This time lim it ingness to participate. Indndcd will include rests. Stops will bo woman flier. Site will make the permitted at Honolulu and either flight o* passenger and relief Guam or Manila. If a non-stop flight is made from Manila to pilot, according to Easterwood. 11f.Molulu, or vice versa, tin addit­ She refuses to allow her name ional slop at San Francisco will be become public yet, however. Among the entrants who are permitted. expected to leave first arc Limits. For 'IVo Prizes Jess Windham and Hen Stern. Thus, entrants will have to kill Their craft, an Engle Rock plane, two birds with one stone for they may he ready to take off the last ❖ •:* can also compete for the Dnle week of Juno, it is equipped with prize, offered for a Knn Francisco u Wright Whirlwind motor,such ♦ * to Honolulu flight. as was used by both Lindbergh t The flight will b«* under tho anil Clearance D. Chamberlain joint auspices of a local flight in their European flights. The i committee nnd the Nntionnl Aero­ piano is being built in Denver, ♦ # nautical Association. The local nnd delivery bns been promised committee, still incomplete, is for June 2.1. Windham nnd Stern composed of Mayor R. F. Hurt, will fly it from Denver to Dallas Postm aster John W. Philip, nnd when completed. + Lieutenant Governin' Harry Miller. Two oilier rnemhers will he added, An old English couple dwell un­ it is thought probable, nnd Gover­ disturbed in a completely furnished :* nor Moody may lie one. rent-free house from which, twenty E leve n en trie s h a v e alread y years ago, the owner was scared been received and a num ber of by the appearance of a u ’ghost.’ Kfiuai. •;* m v —a personal message to Sanford merchants Does stagnation reign when you lock your store? „____ — !l •I* m * Does your business “stand stili” dur­ ing the night hours? - Do your sales stop when your salesmen start for home? A Friendship Locked doors shouldn’t mean suspen­ sion of merchandising. ■ With Our Close Neighbor Your salesmen cannot visit people at their homes in the evening; but you CAN send your elficient “personal representative” into the homes and to the very people you wish to reach. How? T he evening newspaper will carry your message and promote sales six nights every week. M t. Dora Build tomorrow’s sales through your advertising message in the evening Hie opening of the Mount Dora-Sanford high­ way is the first step in making for a closer friendship be­ u tween two cities so near each other. The newspaper which your customers read highway every night. makes easier an exchange of ideas and views that will establish a friendship that cannot he broken. # The evening newspaper works at night for you while your store is closed. I T he evening newspaper is the best in­ surance against a dull business day to­ morrow. A H earty W zlcom e Ii Reach the right people at the right Is extended to those who come to Sanford on the Motorcade and those who will come at a later date by the Seminole Counly Banks. As two of Sanford’s fi­ nancial institutes, we trust that we will have the privilege of serving you and your community often. hour through the right newspaper by advertising regularly in The Sanford Herald Seminole County Bank First National B ank * To Forrest Lake, Pres. A. R. Key, Cashier ‘ R. W. Deane, Ass’t. Cashier Frank P. Forster, Pres. B. F. Whitner, Cashier A. L. Betts, Ass’t. Cashier. 1 : 5 + m H erald Your Business M ake Business Beller :s ♦ 1 ■■■■■■■* ■■■ ■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■ i ++ + + + ++ + + + 4++ 4-+ + + + + + + + + + + + *+ + + + + < t-+ + + + + + + + «'+ + .»+ < »+ *+ + + + + + **+ + 4> + + + + 4444^^’ �j.'fKT ELEVEN THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, JITLY 8, 1927 i t and operators to th» consumers \ A decree giving Mexicnrt wOmrii equal civil rights with men hrf* who are the general public. keen prepared by President Callcs ^ i j Doth sides expect the break nnd will be promulgated soon. ,trt occur at that jniint nnd each Though not giving the right tu ■hope th at the well of public sen­ vote, it will revise the civil code, tim ent will favor tliclr side. which nt present gives women in­ The m iners hope to convince the ferior status to men. public th at they cannot accept lower wages and live decently; one to raise, rather than lower, I TTrll that it is to tho interest of cvery- Btnmlbrds of living. lCE pl a n t G erm an Invention M ay Kansas Farmer Prepares COAL STRIKE TO IG MILLIONS R e v o lu tio n iz e A irplane ToMove From His Home To W AIT ON PUBLIC IN CHICAGO T r a f f i c Of F a r F u t u r e Give Wide Berth To Ghost TO DEMAND END [mDolInrProjcctComind Opened As First in Illinois To OperierN ew LegerStatuto BERLIN, July 8— Passengers will be able to rise from any land­ GREAT BEND, Lapsus, July 8 ing in the windows hut wo could Stoppage Since April Continue U n til The People chnnging in mid-air, pilots reliev­ ing station Inigo enough to accom­ —Declaring th at his large aijccs- never find any trace of him in tho sr-ow." ing ciicn other a t an altitude of modate the plane, and to descend Intervene; Depleting Dins 1,000 feet, innil planes loading upon nn oqiinliv srr.nll space. No trial home isn’t ncnrly large oOn one occnsion n number of Expected To Hrtng Parley sticks of post far up above the landing field with longer stretches nough to house n ghost in addi­ charges of buck shot were fired tion to his family,Fred Koott, 41the wraithlike form of riTT SB U R G If. July 8 —Settle­ O, July 8 - F o r t y five landing field—these will become of smooth ground for the takeoff ycnr-old farm er near here. it. pre­ through the ghost by five farm ers nwaitrealities if the airplane invented by of the ordinary airplane will bo ,m the heart of Chicago, paring to move from his home and ing iiim from ambush. The shots m ent of the nationwide bituminous aldfi, at Crete, 111., has Engelbert Znsnchka, German mas­ necessary. F o r the first time it give the "spook" th at has disrupt­ did not leave a single trace of coal strike which 1ms been in $2,000,000 racing plant, te r engineer, fulfills the promise of will bo possible to realise the ed his pence of mind und slumber blood, however, and the form flit­ effect since April 1, will have to dream of airplanes landing on the await the intervention of the pub­ trafk to operate in the its first trials. for several months “plenty of el­ ted away. Hla piano, the first heliconter roof of housos. r the new iaiger law* lic. bow-room." Ho plana to decort The five farmers are willing to which ever worked so successfully H err Zaschka is fully n'Vnre that the house indefinitely, or a t least This much is . being admitted, pati-mutuel betting, muke affidavits th at the "spook’’ in m iniature, not only rises and de­ the perfection of his invention will privately of course, by represen­ betters, who for yr:u until • very evidence of the intruder rose high in the air and floated tatives of both the miners nnd ed the ponies but never scends vertically, but it able to re­ be the greatest fownrd step in has vanished. soundlessly over n six foot wire heir favorites in action, main stationary at any height. aviation since the W right brothers believe this fellow wants me fence like a slow motion picture of operators in this region, generally German airplane experts assert made their liistoricnl hop. As ho i to "Ileav recognized as the main “ front" ig to the new track ami e/’ Koett raid. “ Hu's got a pole vauller. the hitter industrial battle. 37-dny m eeting ends th a t such a flight ns tlmt of Cnp- pointed out,’the danger of flying something on his mind and maybe Deputy sheriffs were ordered to in The date on which the public \ugust it is estim ated a tnin Charles Lindbergh’s from New would immediately bo decreased by th a t’s it. He wouldn’t keep up his guard the house, and for awhile ,| for betting will be es- York to Paris would not even be a t lonst eighty per cent, since four pestering me if it wasn’t, lie bungs periodic appearances of the ghost will rise up in arms and force a a feat fo r Znschka’.i plane when it fifths of the accidents in flying oc­ pictures backwards on the wall, ceased. Wayne Latnoroux. county resumption of mining to fill the in Illinois, ( figure that more than was perfected. Due to its stability cur either in the takeoff or in lami­ blacks by hired man’s eyes, opens attorney, was asked to prosecute rapidly depleting coal bins is lion dollnrs will be regia- in the nir, the Zaschka helicopter ng. Equipment of his helicopter the family Bible anil changed the the "spook" so he ordered the being estimated variously ns three he betting machine** at could take on fuel from other heli­ with a large parachute would make Virgin Mary in different places. “ghost guard" to capture, him a t to five months from now by diff­ erent observers. elds on July l> when the copter stationed a t intervals along it virtually 100 per cent snfe, en- Last w inter we all saw him pcep- nay cost. T H E BICYCLE STORE "~ ✓ Reserve Going mining of the UncoLn the route. nbling it to land unharmed even — ----------• -> t1— r u .- f i x — McLandcr Arcade Normally there is n national ndicap will take place, For World Flight if the wings were to collapse. ; bituminous reserve of >10,000,000 he Lager law each track It is predicted th a t it will be The principle of Zaschkn’s ma­ tons, but prior to the general Vlly license of $2,500 to with one of these machines th a t the chine is the fam iliar one of a four of Illionols and a tax of next g reat "stunt" of nvintlon— walkout on April 1, when the hinded verticnl propeller taking the it ,V>r each paid admission namely a non-stop flight around plnee of wings. The fuselage of Jacksonville wage agreem ent ex­ pired the reserve stood nt approx­ rnered by tlie state. The tile world, will be accomplished. the machine is similar to that of imately 70.0ti0.0ll0 tons, according icj bettin g "take" — th at In the Zaschka plane the pilot the ordinnry airplane. BATH, Mich.— Senator Jam es ity. They showed Senator Couzens to government figures. re o f the money wagered Couzen’s plan to rebuild the Con­ where the dynamite had been plan­ This immense reserve hns dwin­ >y the track association— solidated school building, outlined ted, how tiie wires had run —the dled rapidly until now union imlted to six and one-half during his recent inspection of the tiny door through which Kehoc had officials claim it does not exceed ruins, has brought a new spirit to crawled under the ccltnrlcss parts •10,000,000 tons. Non-union mines the* entries in the lmnditliv* striker! village. The Michigan of the building where lie worked of West Virginia, Kentucky nnd il arc promised H arry Pennsylvania ^produce senator is reputed to be the richest endless hours night a fte r night, W estern 'hitnc5'*s Bostonian, win* man in congress, stringing his wires and placing his less coal than is consumed each he Preakncss, W hitney’s We welcome you to Sanford and trust that the new weak. winner of the Kentucky PA R IS, July 8— (IN S )—Are di­ a smile. Since Andrew Kclioc’s carefully dynamite. highw ay will be the means o f cem enting u closer When the reserve is nearly ex­ French Court’s Altitude Senator Couzens vetoed tin* sug­ oseph E. Widcner’s Os- vorces granted to Americans in the planed dynamite blast brought Paris co u rts valid in the United hausted it is a natural consequence friendship between the people of Lake and Seminole Knowing that the French courts dorous, Nlipba und Manudeath to I people, most of them gestion that has been made by States 7 require n “certificat do costume" children, a little more than a mon­ some of tin* residents that the new that prices will rise rapidly, shift­ Counties. Americann lawyers, established in certificate of custom—frof all th ago the residents of this village school ho built on a different site. ing the burden nf the suspension r horse' to face the Lin­ Paris, ,sn,v they are, while a well- or foreigners seeking divorce in have been trying to put tho tra g e ­ Such a plan, he pointed out. from the shoulders of tho miners ds barrier th at day may known P a ris judge, who himself Franco—n certificate which gives would leave the present schooldy out of their minds. A fter the i * f Mandy, owned by Hal tributed by the supervisor and the "ndley, and the latest tu rf has judged" many American divorce the grounds upon which n couple lust of the little graves had been grounds as a permanent monument public will remain a fte r payment cases is inclined to believe that they may lie divorced in their own coun­ filled ami tho inquest finished the nnd reminder of tho tragedy. The llandy Mandy won the try —in the case of Americans—in wreckage of the school still rem ­ senator also viewed with apparent of otlit*r expenses to go towards re­ tonia Derby in the record ore. the school. Tho “ I understand," said the I’nris I heir State, International NlAvs ained a constant reminder of the disfavor tile idea of razing tho re­ construct ion of 2:28 3-5 for the mile and amount collected was $13,000. maining south and east wings of total distance b ettering the judge, " th e reason fo r many of Service called upon one of the disaster. Tlu* cost of rebuilding tho your fellow countrymen seeking di­ best known lawyers in Paris with E. FIRST STREET he famed Man O’Wur, Day a fter day it hn,. brought the the building. school is estim ated nt $50,000 to vorce in France. Most nil your the Judge’s question—“ W hat would curious from every corner of the Lincoln Fields handicap To Send Engineer $ 00 , 000 . States require divorce hearings in an American court do?" $25,000. 1 country to stare and to inquire —> He will send nn engineer to ex­ public, which isn’t always pleas“A Paris divorce granted to an eternally reminding tin* commun­ amine the standing portions of the nnt. Then th ere 's the question of American would he perfectly valid ity of thrt thing it would like most building to make sure whether the jHiblicity. H ere in Franco wo pro- under the laws of any state in the to forgot. In tlu* busy days of the cracks in till* walls indicate dam­ hitdt any news concerning a divorce United States," was this law yer’s week scores come to poke about age that cannot lie readily repair­ to he printed. And then the immediate reply. “ It is true th at the ruins nnd then visit tho ashes ed. If the rem aining wings can be grounds for divorce in some of your the Paris courts ask for a certifi­ of Jvehoc’s home. Saturdays nnd nvnde useable it is likely that tho SLnU’s, such ius Now York make it cate of custom. The original in­ Sundays bring hundreds. reconstructed building will be very disagreeable. * tention of this certificate was to much like the old one in general Visit The Ituins "W hether these American di­ enable the French courts to grant of the Senator Couzens, accompanied plan, The npperance (.ASH, July 8 — Clevclooking forward to the vorces' granted here would he held a foreigner n divorce ns nearly as by Guv, Fred W.Grein and William structure may be greatly changed al jubilee of the American valid by an A m erican court is a possible under the same conditions ML Smith, of St. Johns, chairman by the new central section, th at bciety, to be held here next question th at grantly interests me," as in bis own country or State. of the county Bed Cross, were p art o f . the building although “ For instance—nn Italian cannot guided through the ruins by Alb­ standing, being beyond repair. vhen ninny lending figures said the -.judge. "I fell certairf,” continued the obtain a divorce in the French ert Detluff, one of the members of Ifplomatie world are expectBesides viewing the ruins and “ Whore S an fon l Drinks*' judge, “tluat a F rench court would courts because his certificate of the school board, and Simeon Ew indicating bis plan to rebuild the isit the city, custom would state that Italy nnnnl the finding of an American school, Senator Couzens visited the ing, supervisor. idinir to revelations of ConInn Theodore E. Burton, of court divorcing two French nation­ grnnts no divorce under any ernBetween them tho two villagers injured children who are still in President Coolidge has given als, w ith hut nn« m onth's 'legal siderntion. Such might nlso lie the told again the story, of the morn­ Lansing hospitals. pit consent to attend the residence ’in the "United States. _ case of an American from the State ing when Kehoo's terrible vongenIt is estimated th at approx­ "Now w hat would an American of South Carolina, where divurci is ancc was loosed upon the commun­ imately $10,0(H) of the money eoni and sue ok. lusten Chamberlain, foreign court do?” asked th e judge with not granted on any grounds. $ry of Great B ritain, and Briand, French foreign —T purpose of constructing n sum­ er, are expected to be presm er camp, for a series of two oth are close personal months meetings. of Burton, The City is donating ttsds, and Jubilee is to be staged in several Kansas City firm s arc »nd ns tribute to the ninny * v* i giving the equipment necessary |of effort in behalf of world for the project. by Congressman Burton, n member of tho American KANSAS CITY, Mo.—July 8— The "Church in Overalls'* is tho tending Commission nnd hns Nearly two hundred outcastsm n- name of the new house of God, fas observer fo r the ndniinistand a hearty invitation to "come | at several International con- employed, dowu-nnd-outors, v ag r­ as you are" bus been issued to an ts nnd police d iam e te rs of the all who seek the light," regardless res. jubilee was officially nn- fnmous North Side, the “under­ c*f their past or present. t'd by Burton nt n recent world" sector of Kansas City, Ing of the Educational Extcn- have • gone to world without pay. Recent discoveries a t Mount Si­ ICouncil, here. At the same The men, many of them in din- nai' Arabia, have brought to light Newton D. Baker, form er need of food and clothing, are now fragm ents of the mysterious »ry of war nnd president of donating their services to the Sinai inscriptions, which arc s to n e ' |counciI. was authorized to City Union Mission, an undeno­ carvings believed to he at least preliminary plans for a minational institution, fo r the "000 years old. Institute on Foreign Af1which may he held here next W elcom e-Lake County Citizens Sanford and Seminole County ex­ tend their greetings and we offer ours along with them. You will al­ ways find a welcome here! G EO R G E DEETCH Couzens And Green Offer Plans To Rebuild Dynamited School At Bath Greetings— French JudgeQuest ions Validity In America Of Divorces Secured In Paris vfS* L A K E C O U N TY Complete Fountain Service . Laneu Drug Store dand Looking Imerican Peace lee Centennial S Roumillat And Anderson W ELCOM ES Bums Help Mission At Kansas City To BuildSummerCamp Mount Dora Motorcade W elcom e Citizens Of Make our Store your headquarters while in our city. 1 Lake, County . FOUNTAIN SERVICE—TOI LET REQUISITES—DRUGS Roumillat A n d Anderson V*ry. pc peace society convention | May will probably bo tho important unofficial gather|n the interests of peace ever Burton declared. iring Jail Break it Nipped Before tecution At Sofia HA* July 8— W hat would pbly have been one of the most ug and spectacular jail breaks tie world’s history has juHt nipped in the bud by officials I the Central State Prison in la. Icting on information supplied discovered a secret un­ round tunnel, thirty-six metres • leading from one of the cells, e* the prison walls, and te r­ ming under a nearby.house, me opinion of experts wlio ! examined the tunnel, Monte |i*to» ^ famous tunnel in the l e»u 'I lf was a plaything comN with it. The tunnel, which J ®j,,iost completed, wus most reriy conceived and executed, | on it had apparently P1 in progress since Christmas -hundred lumalea of the jiris j.fr‘' involved in the scheme, ue"jk to the official statem ent N ay the warden. I c plotters were found to l>e Possession of the most minute vating implements, although wer» unarmed. In the tunnel ‘ fitted with li Vt* nmde to run on wooden fw’i hls. *,a‘l apparently been [ t o shift the d a y nnd dirt as f 1 excavated. The ninjority of P;,' Con c e r n in the actual exca| aj * Y ‘r“ ^0UI,d to be in pusL . small electric torches. Pn *. P°ft*ra in the prison have |>"*licrty“ted and P u rg e d with ty L ff D y lw U e w the plot was I from ..i C<1’mmu (lists oncuurag. [now in nl'1" ’ um| !l r 'K''l inquiry I »n progress, Bcig’^ett & Farrell ll fr***•.. Tho 'Com er Drug Store - l i t T he Heart Of Sun ford Featuring We extend to you our heart­ iest greetings along with those of Sanford and Semin­ ole County. Baggett’s \ “SANFORD’S ONLY CONFECTIONARY” Try Our Curb Service We trust your visit to this County will mark the begin­ ning* of a closer friendship and greater cooperation be­ tween the people of these two Counties. Drink With Us! ^Corne in our store and enjoy our delicious drinks—we have the YOU / IffWlVA? .*! “ I* i ' l * . I > > V 'f*' McKinnon-Markwood Co. KLt ANNOUNCES A REDUCTION ON i Straw Hats You will always find a cor­ dial and hearty welcome here. | 1 2r Price C o o le s t S to re In T o w n WE WELCOME THE MT. DORA* MOTORCADE, MAKE OUR STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS We carry—a Complete line of drug’s and Toilet necessaries— if Union Pharm acy On First S trict Kanners Department Store Sanford Ave. McKinnon Markwood Co. - “FURNISHERS TO MEN W1IO KNOW" $r] ‘1 | ii *Idt-' Ok i J® : vh — v* *£!' * re ’i n rfi �— . f - " THE SANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY, JULY 8. 1027 'TBK PAGE TWELVE f • 1 .«s-1 . exceptions mentioned, the only to ditch him a fter his first term ' ones your correspondent has as vice president and would bo been able to persuade to doff more than ever nappy to do so their false faces for n moment, now if they knew how. The reasons why Coolidge h asn 't express the belief th a t there will be n real fight a t the convention; cultivated or captured the affect­ Of course, in the light of the ions of these men need not be dis­ present situation, this nt first cussed here. It may be th at he S c ie n tis t P la n s A S e rie s Of WASHINGTON, duly 8 — Tho sounds like somebody's wild dream. remembers Harding's tragic ex­ A t tempi* To Make Hiinel Republican) railroad's Thirtl Term Hut closer scrutiny suggests that perience with "friends." At any teal inn alone the there may be something in it. J rntc, although he is fawned upon, DENVER. Ju ly 8—Taking tho i remarked: F m te r.sta m l W ire le ss N o le s Limited is tracks with t'alvin Cool idee in "A wonderful work is being done Ono tiling which seems general­ toadied to ami paid lip service, lie air via a bucking bronco appealed WASHINGTON, .Inly «— Pro- the rnb. ly agreed to is thnt Mr. Coo! id go is presumably able to penetrate to Gov. William H. (Billie) Adams out hero. No other stale has n Most folks ;ecm to think that it t will not try to obtain rcnnminntlon their real feelings. a safer feat than trying a little better air unit than Colorado', This eroding on ihr theory thnt Reometrk'nl truths are known to any ono will arrive at Its desttnatbm nti if be has to fight for it. Therefore, If the politicians could name* spin in an airplane, when lie refus­ is the first time I have been out to , inn there’s curves in them the present conviction that lie will their own candidate, the next can­ ed a trial flight in one of the Col­ the annual encampment, and I’ve lntjp\HKnnt enough to rncivc a rn ilio’ or light tncasage, and thnt in- thar mountnins mid one of these be renominated is based on the didate, probably would lie Long- orado National Guard planes s ta ­ caught the airplane fever. I’ve never been up in a plane, but will trr-plnnctnry comunication U not days, around the bend, the engin- thought th a t no one is going t o j worth. It w ouldn't be Dawes c/r tioned at Lowry Field here. The Colorado governor is a vet­ admit I wouldn’t mind taking a beyond the ranee of possibility. e >r is likely to sight a largo rock make him fight. By the- same Lowden or Borah or Hoover. spin myself." Dr. Alfred N. GoMamith. thief right plop across the ties. reasoning, then, it can lie said On the other hand, it may not be eran cattleman and has ridden the little In satisfaction of this desire the This engineer Is too cautious a i lint anyone who gives Coolidge the wise thing to pooh-pooh th at range for years. He has never broadcast engineer of the Radio Cofpernlion of America, is plan* veteran to try to smash through a fight can expect to see the recent denied story th at some of been up in an airplane. On Govern­ governor pulled on some brown overalls nnd a pilot’s headpiece and nine a eerie b of attempted commu­ that thar rock, and it may bo that president withdraw. the financiers and captains of in­ or’s Day he visited Lowry Field was assisted into one of the planes where the frtojra of the Forty-fifth the train will come to a dead stop, nications w**h Mara. dustry in New York had decided to W hether this will hold good is There, Opto the apparatus is ret up— I in which case most of the passed* no certainty, of course. But you support Charles Evans Hughes. Division. Air Service, Colorado Na­ by Maj. Bruce Kistler. however, tho flight ended. A gover­ tional G uard,.were in annual en­ either a huge hank of acarrhligbla I jeers may be expectrd to get out, can bet your Aunt Kate’s diamondThe party is now aim ing its nor may not take the chances than campment oftfne division air corps. for a light message, or n beam /mi to the next station and catch studded side comb Governor A1 that there punches against lie was accompanied by lorm er another man might risk for there transm itter of thousands of kilo, another. are a dozen or more victims of the Smith of New York. Apparently Governor R. C. Meechan of Al­ is the gubernatorial dignity to xvnta power for radio signal. Dr. Ail of which is contrary to the presidential hornet who will quick­ it feels that he will he nominated Goldsmith's program will be this: present popular lielief, hut not at ly seize the opportunity if they by the Democrats and that if he buquerque, N. M., state officials maintain. Although the responsi­ First will be transmitted n se. all contrary to the tarnsihil(lies or, feci Mr. Coolidge can lie scared isn’t, any compromise candidate nmi tiie Arizona representatives of bility of bis office did not prevent Governor Adams from attending fpmnce of telegraphic dots—fed- according to rniifidcntln) advices away by merely jumping in front will he as easy to beat ns was the Colorado River Commission. While standing on the porch of the sertii-anminl round up a t bis Inweq by another sequence of dots. front one or two high grade poli­ of him and shouting “ Boo." Davis. the headquarters building to watch ranch in the southern part of the This is calculated to attract tho ticians of the party, even contrary It is not a t all convinced thnt the review of tho air corps men, state it did keep him from taking a It seems very likely thnt a maj attention of the inhabitants of to lildiliood. ority of American voters are snl- Coolidge could bold that huge New tiie Governor noticed three planes chance on even a "little spin" in Mara. The signals sent from the Mo.-I of tho Republican petiti- {sfied with Mr. Coolidge nnd might York electorial vote against terrestial station should be Much clans have announced publicly that Just ns soon re-elect him. But this Smith. A New Yorker, such ns take off ill flight formation, and an airplane. th a t If received on another planet they would support Mr. Coolidge does not apply to the big men in Hughes, m ight have a mu li bet­ the idrn of regular control would for another term. And so they his party-—the politicians, that is. tor chance. bo conveyed. will if they have to. Rut one is Blit a t this moment, the Third Coolidge Friends Few should lie carried on for advised on excellent authority thnt Limited is still tearing W hether it is common know­ Term a long time," Dr. Goldsmith said, the majority of them would jump ledge <>r not, Mr. Coolidge has very along nnd from this vantage point "over waiting with receiving ap­ fast, if they see any chance of the it is impossible to discern just paratus for the answering signal. Third Term Limited being wreck­ few close friends. He dosen't what really iies around the bends. make them easily; never lias. Of My first message would be based ed. course it is no slam at him to say on the nssumtion that geometrical Expert Fight at Convention Thd only thing in the four Gos­ th at the Republican politicians truths are universal and are known pels to which Hindus invariably , These wise gentlemen lire sel­ and various cabinet 212 E. First St. members,, to anyone intelligent enough in get dom willing to admit this, even take exception is the killing of tho a light or radio message. Tho in confidence. But the one or two senators and other [tarty leaders fatted calf. This is hccausu they don’t like hint. They were prepared right angle triangle is the most regard the cow us sacred. simple of the geometrical truths. “Therefore I would seek t<» indi­ cate the right angle triangle in my message—possibly by using three dots, u spare, four dots, space, five dots, then nine, sixteen and twenty- I five dots, followed by two se­ quences of twenty-five dots each, j indicating twenty-five as the sum of nine and sixteen. fr ? " If nnything sim ilar came back ! to my ear-phones, t)r if anything 1 a t all came back, the fact that life j exists on the planet, that those be- i ings had communication equip- J inent and intelligence would be es­ tablished. Governor Adams Safe On Bucking Broncho, Balks A t . Taking Spin In Ai r p l a ne TALK TO MARS W f lN G F O N BY BEAM SIGNS W LETTER IgR A D IO P L A N McLaulin the Jeweler “Sanford’s Oldest and Most reliable Jewerler” Welcome WelcomesMt.Dora DRY CLEANIN.G“And I Thought The Spots Wouldn’t Come Out” O N T cry your eyes out over the unhappy staining of that dainty party dress. Don’t say it’s a hopeless task until you send the dress to us. Our method of French Cleaning fre­ quently takes out spots and stain s where other methods fail. We make dainty things fresh, lovely ami new. Try us once. D Seminole Pressery Visit and Shop with us Phone 861 i i [ L Mount Dora Airplane Crash Kills Two Near Cincinnati NNATr, July 8—(IN S)— men were dead and another mirroring from serious injuries today, ns the result of tho crash of a commercial nirplnne on Laugh“sland, near Rising Sun, Ind., "ay afternoon, y Danbury, 21, nnd IlnyHodges. .10, both of Rising passengers were killed and rd Roefling, Cloves, Ohio, tho wns being treated a t cJwish tal here today. Late Arrivals In Fall Felt Hats A Most W e lc o m e T o S a n fo rd Citizens Of Lake County Complete Line Of Gifts Suitable for all occasions. ~ ” M i L a d y’s Shoppe - 110 Magnolia Ave. WWW Frocks For Summer Days XT h ■ Newest, Loveliest Models Imaginable—Select- f ed For Us By Our Expert Buyers.’ Afternoon Frocks. Frocks For Street Business Frocks. For Information and Fluffy Georgette, One And I wo - Piece Effects. Silk Crepes With In welcoming you lu our midst, we of Sanford feel that the opening* of the highway between Seminole and Lake Counties, opens the way for greater friendship and co­ operation between the people of these communities. We extend our heartiest greetings and hope that you often visit us. . • ./ # Assistance n K S H R 8 Lace R $15.50 To $29.00 Every New Style Feature Represented. E Call upon the Chamber of Commerce. It will be a pleas­ ure to assist you in anyway and to render any service we may be capable of. Do not hesitate in asking our assist­ ance in any matter with which you may be concerned. K ■ | I I § ue. There are many glowing adjectives to describe these frocks for they are the most winsome for summertime wear. The Yowell Co. i Sanford’s Largest Store. I Sanford Chamber Of Commerce Magnolia Avenue Sanford, Fla. * Hie style marts of 1 he East were searched by our fashion buyers for the new­ est, the most fashionable frocks for Summertime wear. Every dress is a superlative val­ R K �■'-. FT' ^ r*,. THE SANFORD HERAI.D. FRIDAY. JULY R. 1927 -7- CrP .'' PA GE - ---------------------------- »P .1 * •/- S com e! Of Lake County W e hope this occasion brings you much plea­ W e, the firms listed below take much pleas­ ure in welcoming you sure and that your visits to the “City Substantial will be often; certainly we will endeavor to serve to Sanford and Seminole County. With the completion of the highway Con­ our relations will be closer and will result in strong­ you to our very best ability and entertain you with cordial hospitality. Once again let us extend our hearty greetings and sincere wishes that you may er friendship and cooperation. come again. necting Lake and Seminole Counties we feel that • • X • i , W. M. Young Ball H a rd w a re Florida Cash T . W . R ussell C om p an y Store F u rn itu re Co. “ W h e r e Q u a lit y & P r ic e F u r n itu r e S to r e H IG H L A N D P A R K ' .t V Vf - * Corner Park Avenue & F irst S tr e e t %* Commercial Street » M eet S a n fo r d , F la . 117 Magnolia Avenue \ .‘111 10. First St.—Sanford • • • __ * - - - - ■ - - --------• '> • , • L aney D ry C leaning Sm ith Brothers Inc. Sie’s Cafe • Im plem ent Co. Co. H O E . 2n d. S t. Hill H a rd w a re an d 1 C o m p le t e lin e G e n e r a l H a r d ­ P h o n e 465 V A L D E Z HOTEL. w a r e , R o o fin g & F a rm F u r n itu r e S t o r e * 4 .) I m p le m e n ts Sanford, Fla. ' 1 _____________________________________ . First St. ‘ _ 1___ DEPARTM ENT STORE Sanford First Street Sanford ... j KANNERS Park Avenue Sanford 1 PigglyWiggly Markets Piggly Wiggly Stores Kot’s • fp ’ # T w o S to r e s Loan Office T w o M a r k e ts % S a n fo r d A v e n u e » 222 tat. St. .105 Sanford Ave. r 222 1st. St. ..405 Sanford Ave. j Welcome To Sanford S a n fo r d , A v e n u e . x * This firm extends to you its most cordial greetings and bids you welcome to Sanford. Citizens O f Lake County We hojDe that you will make use of the New Highway on many visits to the “City Substantial” and feel sure that you will always find our hospitality com­ plete in every respect. A Substantial Jeweler In A Substantial City” 108 Magnolia Avenue • vM _____________ — * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1927 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 08, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5c7f2c5995655338e1fc139ee4d5e8ae.pdf 0e0596a80289529bf2802966b2d816ea PDF Text Text your new spaper T H E W E A TH E R • I/icnl thundcnihowera Sunday and In south portion tonight; light vnriable winds. •uhltshcd in Florida’s Heart he W orld’s Grimiest Vegetable ection. Its Richest Garden Land tod Wire International News V i'U R lM Y , J III.Y SA N F O R D , F L O R ID A N U M B E R 263 .Member Audit Bureau O f C irc u la tio n s 1927 ily Commissu n Expected Man Killed When Train Strikes Car ro A c t Monday On 3 0 - Year n whoso name is I Fredericks and Extension Of. 'ow er Rights lin D re w Succum l r A fte r A L in g e r in g Illn ess In Which iito Transportation Badly Crippled As 3,000 Walkout Over Increase In Wages Veteran StageSta ■Had Made G alla n t F ig h t F o His L ife y of I redcric i Sanford thir is now « t the Ionic pending inr.i relatives. jeace Is Unlikely • Over Week-End )f Doctor A w T ally E x c iclnn M a in ! a Threatened II docunicn and anti Indaiv u* bruUil mur•i band, Mr . llcgod lover, broke down ovrkt, \ iio is licmif truil military division o f tin court, admitted that M Bulgarian lpinlster ti (liked documents she-ving that communists •plated tho Bulgarian revolution of April ID,-1025. lie le >lif!cd that thg document .a were ITinted in Berlin and raid that the Guthedirn! in Sofia was bonthei1 in April 1025, with the kiuiwlcdgi luvpki, " I nm middened by tlio rz u litU-ns which were the result of my forgery," said Drujelovskl. Ho blamed the British spy, Colonel Hoist, for the engineering o f the cnthederal bombing. Win n court opened Drujcluvakl pleaded guilty to the charge i of Espionage in tiehalf <>f Poland and readily admitted he forged communi; t international corn? .pondenco that resulted in mm . exe­ cutions of communists ia Hul­ • die L uis was found not Itv on a charge o f aggravated noli In county court this momli'Wt'. war, arre led fnllowiag •gbt in which ho was said to e davlted his wife with a knifi’ • G- Thomason and T. Smith ■<* lieiti found not guilty on n-c.i iif possesning liquor ill ri yesterday nftornonn. gogo Sharon adjournd court morning at It o’clock until •’•day morning. ►uth Goes To Paris On One Ni(*keJ; Remains To TakoIuTIie City’s Sight ’ • " ’ YORK. July 7. -HerAvn‘ i » - . tho Brooklyn boy • “» Mai tM for Baris, with j, pickI 10 Mv Lindbergh, made the trJrt*“ c*e*f uHy, though lie arrived Ah r * had itw U d for . • ut the officials who calculated • send "j, Herbert right homo on gue-i* {t ^oa^* al*° ntisaed one nt,.Ihrb| <!r.t }* *li)I in p‘*«-is, or was hi* wtfd.. He inny change sonatina Ut 6ny ,nol« cnt nnd visit ^thcr section o f the world. old i f urn 2 a 14-yearC lh \ « } Hinton High school Fivnr/'ii n ,rUckmun on thn alitu, \ fnJs p,cr lo hn,,l his Itooks JTitUo wfcHe The truckman plumed A-.d hi w i. ’ Kit i i..,i,ii ,h" day. uiuj a -*-u ue am, whose office Is. at 25 Dm-? Sti’cct, hjul a hunch to call up tl French lino anil ntik if any bot had sailed cm tlio La Savoij wliic went out tlic day before. Two days later they sent wot to dad that the boy wn im t! boot Ixnjnd to sec bis flyim- b t in Paris. So dad said: "Brine hint hr.ck on the return trip ar niako him work his va y. Give hi tla- hardest work you can find." That ought to teach him a ic con, dud said, that he would jicvi forget. But when the La Savoie get 1 Havre the captain.\vn< “ easy" ni ho let Herbert go ashore t > sec p B rllcip n tu ui i tmpor will o«* lublicution, Mr. I contain comI, county and i t .it lit Seminole i addition, Mr. it mils feature i ' li will bo of bt chhitmin in • A B U T ! A rf* /1 I « ns for tho largest its history In horn uisheti intorcontinc iteueo Chitmbciln a dmt of our community. “ A t this time when you hn niUKiwuiimoUsly alter t ( faith in the Jew! .h peoplv it v U, fitting that you should h<cut » t tlio banquet to lie heh on the return of 31r. Levine b from France. The Itockawnys though cn I olitan in population are the h of many distinguished pooj.l tho Jewish race. Your pro hero would be n striking evi o f thu faith which you nttc tern | of dead gt 199. Even fbin’s liyit gesture was fighting one. Forced finally to in cunt tho Inevitable, ho penned brief but pointed resignation, nan ing Nov. I or earlier oo the d?i of ids rotircincnl“nnd spnming tl league’s money with a haught pride. His contruct carries ovt until 1935 nt $40,000 a year b Jin contemptuously tossed li $320,000 buck at the magnate:! I ih riming.that lie wanted no mini, n/tvr he. Stepped down. B. S.Tlcm ard, provident of U Cleveland d u b , Frank Nuvin D trolt owner; William ’ Harridr Johnson’s faithful secretary at nevcral others continued to be pr mim-nt today in discussions Johnson's possible mcccssor. Da Hal'd ia iniilrrstood tn lx? merely salaried employre in Cloveiand b Navin would have t<> dispose o f h , lJl.',(tlU k S|IiD(|& if ItO UvOfcpl' • Sanford in November, 19.5. Since coming to this city, Mr. raker has been nctlvo in ’ civic .d commercial affairs o f the city. <» |s n member of the entertain* rut committee o f tho Hanford liaiuber oT Cominerro and has :,o served lluit laganixalloii in her capacities. W ASH ING TO N —The cott"ii ueri tion in th" Unitei I was 42,(183,0011 u cent of the ucren June 25, 1920, ing board of tin agriculture nniniu year’s acreage acres. Issue, Mi. American nnd Jananeso dol«v,—iHnns nro nlnnning to pxplua ♦tirtr nosttion in rornrd to cruiser ♦nnn*i'*« which threatens a break ,,r> r f the renforence. "nd other on*'tton« tn despute. Kerb delecntion win cxplntn iks conflicting thesis follv. nnd pnblictv nt this meeting according to tho present plan. .Tnnnnese nnd American experts msintnlned today that if a total tnnnnee fo r cruisers Is nerred un- Two Trainmen Are Dead In Wreck Today AUGUSTA, Gn.. July 0— (IN S ) —■wo inembors o f tho crew wore killed and another injured todnv when a Charleston & West Caroli­ na freight train nroutc to Spnrtnnb burg was wrecked by n Washut, 18 miles from hero. The engine and which wan caused by u cloudburst. The dead are A. C. Wingo, en­ gineer, Luther Henry, negro fire­ man, I ot’i from Augusta- C. U. Adams, the brakesman was injur- bt rt I . Hooker- city editor of H- rdd for the pa t •_*»> month i . t| Ida cmincrth > with tlllu paper today, ai d announced hlii'ih "M o f a weekly new r, 'he fjrr-t ir-sue of which wilf : . «,i Julv 12H. TI name o f the • • ,i- r will be the Seminole ity News, Mr. Honker Hinted nking public plans fop tho pub-| cndlie awnie I hi hi •• ar • •l" ’ n.,t Settling G E N E V A , July 9— flN S ) __A showdown in the threepower naval armaments lim i­ tation conference Is expected Monday. A plenary session was tndav convoked fo r Monflav afternoon at 3 o’ clock in tho Hotel Dos Burgues. in­ stead o f the League o f N a ­ tions huildlng. and the B rit* . Pctkdles and C. E. arc to ho the principle n ppporition to thu ■ ’ t. Jiilini-Iiulinii river he inerting which iu the f.ymim sclioul ext Atondiry ntglit. romment on tho crime when quosto iiii nmiuiinccmcnl IlntU’d l»v a renresentntivo of The nornin;: by Mr. Enta- Herald. He followed the proceed­ ings without anv show of emotion nnd was not visibly affected when (lie later lias appeared the juvv returned its verdict. r, viou me tings.it will be The jury first listened to tho public appearance o f Mr. u ue 'eo'i and thou Judge I’ eain opposition to thecimal. i tni I. tho members to view the wn that in* ia one o f its m , ’ • iif tlu> crime ami examine the i .,) a. tit--, and bis tall; body of the slain man. No ono was it.dy be beard liy a large permitted to view tho body except In' building in which the tbe jury, tint it was slated that •ill I • held is midway the office r was shot three times, I ."iii, wood nnd Altumonte. out • in In? right hand and twice . 'I, r.i _pf th.» project stated in Ids body. ningtliat so far as they An c . itniiMilion o f the shotgun ■ speakers would appear Used by the stayer revealed that it It ia believed that had two empty shells and Walker's pistol contained n blank cartridge. Brooke testified that Pell came to him following the murder and :: lad, "arc you still a deputy?" "1 told him I w a :," said Ilrooke. " I had to kill Mr. Walker and I want to give up to you,"Pell Tw n Avuifftrslfnir First nid measurc-i failed to revivo him and he wan taken to Ids I nine where surgeons used brulo :>lrengtli In awaken him. Thy kept him awake for !’0 min­ utes und then allowed iiim to drop o ff into n deep slumber. But b’u sleep will not In* unbroken for rvory five hours be will be awak­ ened ami kepi awake 110 minutes. Since starting his record break­ ing "sleepless watch" last Satur­ day morning, O’Mullilu lost J‘! " i,: said that Aimtolc France, i minds and averaged STi clips of lf' great French writer, would go coffee nnd hix packages of clearany lengths to avoid the use of i ts each 21 hours, lid nto four semicolon f-quare nuals daily. PAULS, July 8— Cheered by huge erwds, Commander Richard E. ttyrd and the crew o f the Amer­ ica, itert Acosta, G. O. Novilio and Bernt llalchcn- bade farewell to«iny to Paris whro they have been showered with honors for tho last 10 days. They left nt noon from the Gate Du Noro fo r Calais aboard tho Robert Hooker To Publish A Weekly Newspaper Here Ford Is Invited '• Join In Welcomin Kt*\vis Not Guilty Of Akr^ra\ alcd Assault red in tin* Volusia county jail fol| r’« inquest late ! i nfti rm <-n in tho killing o f David K. Walker, constable at () 1'in and former member of tho Siir.fo d •»olle. department. The jury ordered Poll to tie held on n murder choree after it had examinrd four wit nos.< nt thd scene of the crime. Judge J. K. Peacock conducted the intpie«t which lasted about two Jionr.i nnd which was attended bv a i la i t ? crowd o f Osteen citizens. Tin* j witnesses that were examined W ere: Lesley Brooke, convict 1guard, to whom Eddie Poll surrendei d i'oIIiim imr the murder, Bay- The elect ion lias been set for An 10, under thu law wh eh was intended nt tin* Inst s ssiui of thu legislature, and on which a refendum wan utiael I Th re will i I ' i i ionrings before tbal <1 te. One will probably be held lit Geneva ,iiid another in Mnnfctd, Salesman Remains Awake 159HoursTo Set World’s Record In >\ Itne M’S Tell Stories Which Indicate That Defendant Is Dense Throngs Pack Station T o Give Byrd And Fellow To Make Self Defense Claim Filers Rousing Send O ff; Qunrtct Return Hume Soon Eddie Pi ll. .11. o f Osteen is lod- iOTTES WILL AK AGAINST )P0SED CANAL JJkJi ______ FOUR AMERICAN nPFAN AVIATORS . S PARIS ADIEU he program > r eh the company has iiu; the past few th" culminutiun n CHICAGO, July 0 NS) — C h i c a g o’s gaa like "and walkout is cntlI. A t a meeting this a fte r­ ton gasoline companies efeteil it compromise agreem­ ent with reproflentatives the union. Filling sta­ ins are to be reopcttetl iK un without any agreement, bcint mnehed. Compromises, however Were suggested. A new meeting was called fm today in hope o f averting a gaslesi Sunday. More than 700,000 gallons o Caroline are consumed in tho tee iropolitan nron of Chicago daily Similar consumnlion runs well ov cr 1 .000,000 gnllons. More thei r.00,000 uutomobilo owners huv 11,"i n affected. Persons in touch with labor sit [nations in tho United Stnti*' dIclsr <! thnt tin* lockout, na an ox In | , f direct action, ■ • • • r.\ nrt drnstfc step i Inrainsl a labor union in ttds coim ____ _______ _________________ _ its argument for a nehise i ; because of A n u rtcan S it f ears. Gain in jl-Day A n d Night Conference Held la Effort ToErul Strike At Monday’sSession in'".ntlon and in in tlx* city i week end '(iwniting the acilch is expected to come afternoon. • iier columns of this issue of raid the Florida Power and Company lays before the* o f Hanford it* request for ichito and its arguments for L IT T L E BOCK, Ark. July 9— JIN S ) -lie "Californian" Bock Is­ land California to Memphis pasr-ongcr train was derailed ut Good­ win early today according to word received hero two persons wero slightly injure!, it was said. Keliahiliiy Tour Is Led By Ed Stinson D ALLA S , Tex. July 9— (I N S )— Thirteen airplanes o f the|Ford relinhuility air tour left Dallas ut one minute Intervals beginning at 10 o’clock toduy for Oklahoma city From there they will go to Tulsa nnd Wichita Kansas. Eddie Stinson piloting a Stinson Detroiter biplane was away in front with a point total o f (1,072.8, Company D and tho Medical His nearest competitor was Ran i - rji- o f the 15 till Infantry’, Flor­ dolph C. l ’uge in a Hamilton mono id? National Guard, are to leave piano will a total o f G, GOLD. Nnnford Sunday morning for Camp 7 lie demand for ostrich feathers Jahnsftn- near Jnrksonvillo, where 11 Guard is to be in impiml sum- has declined to t|u> point where lin r camp for tho following two they are being used for dusters. weeks. Company D is in cnniinnnd of Cript. J. C. Ilulehinnon und tlic Midlenl dHachment is in charge <T Major Itulph E. Stevens and Cal l. Churb i Bark, all o f Sanford. Approximately 7-7 men, or full itri-ngtli, will go with the machine gun company. Captain Hutchinson li . added several recruits t o 'tho organisation during the past few weeks. he nii’dicvnl detachment is up to lrength, a< cording to Major Ste­ vens. National Guard To Entrain ForAnnual Camn Tomorrow .,JH H 'FALLAHASSEE, Fla., July 0— [(I N S )—E. C. May o f Inverness has M A C M ILLA N S A IL S [been appointed as r-tute’s attorney SYD N E Y. N. P. July 9— (IN S ) (for the 24th judicial circuit, creatM Man nrtic expedition ted by he U'27 session o f the legsailed from here shortly before islnture, according to nn nnnounco: noon todav for iasbrador. meiit by Governor John W , Martin ------- ———— —— toduy. IJunanu?< cxe* i d neatly uny other ■............. frpit or vugvtable in foi*d value. It lias been cxtimaL’d that there it,- j coat-.iii 'o i culoiit • to tlu* are .!P,000.ttiK| iuUio 11» tenors iu pound, compared to 385 in milk* i Uus cvuauy. . Britain's policy nt Gcnovn, It was pointed out by n state depart­ ment official. Is totally different from that followed nt tho Washing­ ton conference six years ngo, when tho United States was lnying down ♦he world's grentest navy and tho British delegation "joyously” ac­ cepted the principle of naval par­ ity between the two countries. To show tho disparity be­ tween tho British position nt Wash­ ington nnd tho British position at Geneva today, tho state depart­ ment suokesmen recalled that the original Hughes nuvnl reduction program culled for 40.000 tons o f auxiliary naval ships o f all classes for the United States nnd Great Ilritnin Hhis figure was to include both cruisers ami destroyers. STUDY OF CROSSINGS BEGUN TA LLA H A S S E E , Fla.. July 9— (I N S )— Plans were under way by the State Itoad Department here today to determine which of Flor­ ida’s mnny railroad crossings sm dangerous in order to comply with tho statute passed by the 1927 ses­ sion o f the state legislature re ­ quiring all persons to “ stop look nnd listen" beforo driving over ruilroad crossings designated as "dangerous" by the state road de­ partment. �THE SANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY, JULY 8. 1027 FOURTEEN A drug culled “ Santonin,” which hn*. the etrange effect of making an individual ace yellow, has been dit covered by n Scottlah scientist. It is prepared from the dried flow­ er head* of European wormwood. u m n : t o c h n iiit o iih i. i L’ uurt o f C o u n t y Ju it K e . Serainolo C o u n t y , H int* o f cTorldti. In it K M ato of H arry iinan don l.o n l». li« f» « ii, il. T o all i-iMlIi'or*. I f K i i l f K , d lr t r ll. u t*V*. atul nil uersurin liavInK e ln lm s o r demnialN n aalrm t Mild a sin le: Y o u , an d enrli «>f you . a r e h r r c h y n o t i fi e d atul r e q u ir e d to |>renenl • h r c l a i m * an d il«ntnn.l» w lilc h you. a r « l i h r r o f y o u . m a y h a v e UKiilnut thV • s t a t e o f l l u r r y l lr a n d o n l . e w l s drr<ase<l. l a t e o f Heltilnole C o u n t y . I lurlila. to the lin n . J iim. (I. Hlior.iti C o u n t ) JudKO o f Nem ln ole CoiltltV, a t lila o f f i c e In th e C o u n t y C o u r t * h o u s e In H a n fo r d , S e m i n o le C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , w i t h i n t w e l v e m o n t h s fr o m «*ie • e h e r e o f . l i s t e d J u n e ] | , A. DAISY M. I.KWI8 I ' t a c u l r i i o f the O t a t a of l l a r r y l lr a n d o n l. e w l s , U « . re a s e tl. A survey made by the Bureau of Railwar Economics indicate:-, that American consumption of fruits nnd vegetables is twice wlmt I* « * 1 . t - n V n«r - Biro. Renew Your Health By Purification Any physician will tell you that “ Perfect Purification of the Sys­ tem is Nature’s Foundation of Perfect Health." Why not rid yourself of chronic ailments that are undermining your vitality? Purify your entire system by tak­ ing n thorough course of Cnlotabs. — once or twice a week for several weeks—and see how Nature rewnrds y6u with health. Cnlotabs are the greatest of all system purifiers. Get a family pneknge with full directions. On­ ly 35 cts. at drugstores. (Adv). BY AHERN OUR BOARDING HOUSE BL'Ifi^-YusYiCE oT= PEACE^ ( \5 Y li£ MB AR EN 'T Vo 0 E V E P CAM E [ Yo IIAV/IM6 A O oB, ~ AMP Lv/£M 'n i M Y Ha s g o m e im Y o a c o c o o A U ; -— b u y i Ha v e voln -t r e e p J Mold F o r a p e a l S o b ! — «■ i — - MV B rot TH e r "To m h a s / A R R A M G E P -To 6 E Y V o U A / ( d o b A s AM e l e v a t o r ^ t a r Y e r .? v THERE APE ** |M"THE c iY / H a l l ! - — ) JRE6I0MS OF ) YHe up per V o i Vl l t i l l o u Y a m i c e J J a m a z o M J b UMIFq R M , AMP C L IC K AM f ' } -fHA-r HAVE " \ eigHY Hour casyam eyl ^ ^ H e 's Me » ^ MAYlMEE i p l e ». — ~ ASLEEP ALL M O R M lM C ,^ AM’ IDLE ALU TAFTERMooMt OUT OUR W A Y OidLV OKIE Jot? F o r Hi m , — -‘~£ >M O k ’6 INSPECTOR F#R. „ ^E K r f/ S c Y VOLCANOES1 . L i BY WILLIAMS OOW Y" K nova/ MO\M W /ELLy J i S S ; TRV -Ta K im* : ‘ A R tO E \T 1M OM CEV 3 H tV E R BEEM EXPLO REP- j - CELEk(4/<T£b ~ At At] VJA^ <jkEA"fLV " • L IO M IZ E P? ‘ v cy: Tlie pur. hnse of insurnneo pro. loction itt one thing that enn’t safely |,<> “ put o ff’.’ It is impor­ tant, ton, that your policy be corn el in its amount nnd etivernge. Are you really protected? .. *Tr e jit.vVilliAMC Ct sir sr nca Mjxt-Ax, Use. M O U R N ER S ’ AND ym e c o r p s e Ci#J7 ar nu iravicc, in? I his ngeney has long lien faithfully serving property own t-rs. 3hr R E D M O N T T U T W IL F R ilifMlayluM litu ROOTS A N I) HER BUDDIES By Martii m y! c.KtftT romv rtMvy. ohmL nr.\.\ij&Tur. vm.vg V t'\v Yoorx, LW. KtOiNC. A V o jrjo im M Y MtV) K o ft O - ^ V ttV< ANDREW JACKSON TntvOh **\v- W» vn.U-.WMltY-WA'Jt YOU BLtM NC.VJ — KANIHCs A (*CC9 T lM L OH . p Lou7S / J/uthvillc 'frtin 0\0 Yoo Go — V1A\ OJT INto iW t CowNTKY ? -S ‘7fic A N S L E Y P IE D M O N T (ItLit hi G<t . 1 SHOULD G A Y N O T - \ W o o l OMT H AJfc G t t - M AMYOHW \ X / i Y V J O o Y YWYNtt / \ DROMV- VJOVIM AH ‘ VffitVLtVJ V.\GVW OW 1 v\' A M t M O t VIVVtUt: lvjLW,Ye.Gt»Y -——r * . , ’ , . WOULO G C E MW — AM I'VJI( T '.S V JL t M GVYVlM* . ^ ------------- s A U . Y>AY ~ ) Dinkier Hotels Co Jnc. f f Cririlng L VlntJzr fiu LVriotst' tJ tw hou-Vtn !Lr,-Itall ft « ; ) -7 Oat « t 1 1 11 J0M** 112 15. Second St. J. II. JACKSON Phone <>! I ALESMAN SAM A GREAT TONIC fiOtAicTWlMfr FOR W oO, GVR? v)eLE,$otA<= p e o p l e Wo u l d S v l l e<vr RECOIAtAGMO ftOVeR-USIKG FOR J fVGIH W BE tT, ^ O T HGReS A B o tT L e OF / H E A I tT B Y &TOFF 'TBPtT’LL PUT VOU IM J W lLU \?* FeRFECT H eiVLW . v C I’ L L sav vp . w il l * Ww v \ T o o k o h e ^\ f ^ p n r f rtfsb Y A ‘ O ocTo ^ qY f l e o f i t l a s t w e e k a h * g rew 5 0 WEACTWV A lt’ A T E 5 0 ^ 0 0 4 ---- * W H AT IS SKRVICE? It is courtesy, ))romi)tness, attention to every detail—a de­ sire to please to help everyone consistently. You f i n d these things strongly implanted at this bank. 'U A V g r Y^ree Tides'. P'RT CPCARJ: Q l t a T I Y NCA SCJIVl ! o l L '( f o u n ( i j l J ) a n k Sanford. Fla. S TR E N G TH - SERVICE - P R O G R E S S ' ' ' ! «slig 1 ^ d f o r i 1 • * .4 MOM’N POI BY TAYLOR SCRBM 1 WAGi^'r MtKC To e at went >/oo pop I. WAi. INVlTCO OUT/ Akjhwaw roo c am e in TiHC T o MCU* ME CLEAN up . Tie ucxjse / AW HECK-NNHR OoTheR abo ut t h a t ? m o u won ' t b c home fo r J . a wcer Ve t Saw-TH<s moose locks’ LIRE APIS PEN-TUG BEDS HAVEft'T BECH /■JADETOR TllRCE DAHSDISHES AREN'T WASHEdvhiat would Mom sai if she saw Tliis Place? G osh - if woo clean u p ^ Movw.woo’ll. only have to po IT OVER AGAIN BCFORE SHE GETS HOME — LET IT Go T il e THE daw before ^ me arrives — SHE’LL NEVER / KNOW HOW THE PLACE J — v LOOKS — MRS T V f G W A S J U ST « £ R E / T be DEUCE S u e w o n 't - | r F L O R ID A ’S G R E A T SU M M KRTIM I P u r ntntt) >r«f*i |»r<i|ilr frim i n il «»%rr I n llril N lu lm nml C n mid,*! |iu%r t l ^ l l r d lln>l*<nn Mri»••••——In |iln>| ll*« l«irliiuiit** |«m*«finn %%!•■ Iiiiiit r»m» nrl*nn»%Irilurd im hint* r n i l u u r t l • l«I*• |'.n*i r o i i - l ••|f* %%flC!• t h r W o r ld '* l * l n r * f %11- V r n r 1'lliMHfr. W n riu In • Mil in MHMMtrt i t * W l m r r r a i l 1* a l n a i l i %»«*» i «i -•% i•!•. F r o m i h f .%»«*ttb. U ii a I a m i M n i u . - i «>. » it.. I'aid fi e 1% im| l|«t ) •••iinri f o r f l i r «*ll«nnlr, flit* ll r n i li nn d f o r fhc* a r r n l |»ro«crn»M o f r n l r r f n l n i M r n i %%liI•• |, |nrlud«*« l lir W o r l d '* urrntrml i p u k l r a l o r a n n l f i H Ion* nnd IndU ld M nl n r l U f * i f o r llic lirn tif) •if f t f i m l ) mil*** «if %«ufrr f r*»l»f— 4» r m n nml rl% rr i f o r «i»lf, f U k l n a , li u f lilfiff. MtnforlnKi r l illn u . Im iifln tf. » n l l l n s , >n r l i f Inu. I f * n m Id m l till m f M r r f I m r | o * * n c f u n . I' r u |i l« * I n f ‘r n f r f t l I ' l o r Irtn. %lnl»n»MM, U r n r m l m n m l l l t r I u r o l I n m - I . o - . m H i U n m l n m i r It) l l H i y M i a i t U . Iim i n II f a r m i b l n a ) u n n u n . W i l l 9 0 1 1 r o m r f ,| i l i l r r t « III < liiiniIm r o f ( »rr fo r Itrlm lu lr nf rrilu rrd aM in tnrr r n f r « In I 'o lo U , 11 pur I l u r n f * nn d uu Imi - l l u r * . — WASHINGTON TUBBS H TStC,w^ot\,*fUe PlRST S tOHDRI wtlvV A CIRCUS IS \ “CWOOitNC. P W , AND A L L YH6 WIRES UfWt MEN NOW e y c e p t the bea rd ed SHE'S The t ig e r Bo y ! t r a in e r . DON'T pick . TANGO ---- SHE'S d a n g e r o u s '. EADH, TttC- TAT EAOV, Evitaweopv's ------ KUO TkMEO. j // . BY CRANE -Ta n g o , VGeorge? •SOARED o HtR. r VLIETC MG.V^U CAN \ HAIG THIS t a n g o WOMAN, WASH the I'M FOR bearded e k w . WE El W ELL,im it ou t. t NE'JER. *SAW TOO ARPUUD HERE BEFORE. r T = C y NO? 'A J W R Y , tVt ' \ T A N G O -W H O \ A R E YOU? ME? •' r OH, l'N\ THE PERM FOOU •tuat GOES WITH THE BEARDED < EADY. 7 �l*afclU*t<i e * * r r . f t s » 4 « r » t Bantor#. For Adun* i»r lim M T n ' Sec A Foot Specialist Phone 102 For Appoiniinert • »•*«»» Arrangement* have been compleletl for Governor Martin and Herman Dann, president of the Florida atnte f.u lrrff »■ !>«•"•< n « » « MlMWi chamber of commerce, to meet on July 15 in St. Peters­ O r l t r f f 2 7 , 1 * 1 *. nt I II* • t S»nf«rr1. rinrlrta, nailer Art at burg to debate on the subject of the Everglades Drainage ( i m i r e u o f M o r r l , A IfffT . ___ 1U»I.I.AM> U D « A » ^ _ ■ n lT «ll bills recently enacted by the legislature and the subsequent *1. itm vA ni) n m iu ---- WAXAOMt acts of the Governor pertaining to these bills. K A I I 1.(3 K . J O X K S . » f « M g l o « H l l l o l .lust why it should be necessary to hold such a debate avD scm m oN iu t e i constitutes a problem in the minds of everyone with whom «*■• Tear — ----—................. M-IK1 we have conferred on the matter. Ii is. o f course, hoped that nil MiinlKa- • • I.TS T h r e e M o a lh a • - is the debate will clear up many mysteries concerning the flj f'nrrlei r*r eeerh •2.1Ml Weehlr edlllin |ier Tear alleged sale of Everglades bonds which has been strangely T h e H e r a l d , aa nfnril 'a p le n e e r n e m - clouded with secrecy since firsl negotiations wen; begun. |,»p t i , a j h i r r l h e a lo Ih * I n l e r n a * tf,.nal * * * * * T e n lee, r e e e l v l n a f r o m But why is a debate necessary? Why doesn’t the Governor t^ ia ..anperlnr . a e n a n r*n al«alln a just come clean with the newspaper correspondents and f e r e n l r Ifo u oo iM l eenrili i l a l l r e n e r l i e a ll th e l e o i l l o * e e e a l i o f Ihe m i tell them the story o f the bonds? The people will have to l i r e etarlif „ T h e I. If, « . I * e . p e e l n U lx e ffic ie n t D F l o r i d a and U* get this information through the medium o f newspapers •Manner o f h a n d lloK a l a l e o r W * la in the end any wav. 'Die' Coliseum in St. Petersburg will erllh a n t r q « « L T h e l l e r n l i l la a m e m b e r o f Ihe accommodate only five thousands persons. A I V It Ht.r ea a o f r i r e t i l a l l o n a . a » 'I'be point is, as we see it, the usual politics. Herman lalern alln oal Aaaoelalloo o f F a 'illehero, A i l i e r l l a e r e nod A d i e r l l a i o a Dann lias Ids eyes on the giiberimtorhil chair, and Gover­ » aen le v.fclrN ,ei|iiliea enrh Poi ■ llo h e r - a i e m l ,e r In o a h m ll lo * nor Martin is seeking the Senatorial toga, the one now iN nrouah an,III o f • i i t ii e r l a l l o n !• * '* In o r d e r I * e e r l f f afiao liil e lr afl worn by Park Trammell. The debate is not primarily to •Inlaia o f ••ei-ulnlloo. M e ie ll a- enlighten the people in regard to the Everglades deal, but • oneat r.aalneea m eih oilo to focus the attention of Ihe state on these two luminaries SATURD AY JULY fl. 1927 as they experiment in Ihe possibilities o f gas in modern T i l l . H F . I I A l . n a IT IIM .II A M warfare, both for attack and defense. 1— K i o n o a i i In r l l , anil r o u n lf oil n iln la lr a tlo n . 'Phis is a I rick invariably made use of in championship D e e p e r n a l e r ro n le a In J a e h ia n prizefights and pennant winning baseball games. The ifile. • >—I u n o lr n r flo i. o f hi. J o a n * l a d 'n r heavyweight bine is said lo have dissipated until he is a H ir e r C a n r l •— lo a n a u r a llo n o f m o n lh lr “ P r > f mere shell; tin* challenger is reputed to be engaged to a on IVeeh.** a » .1 n a m e n l l n a o f lu illiflna are- Gong Island heiress, ami will be married the dav a fter he Kra n,— h,)uee*i halela , a p a r l m r n l wins the title. Or a scandal is stirred up in Ihe big leagues. hoaara. a— \ itonimonllr Cheat. Joe Jackson is charged with selling out. Anything that I .— Coin |*le I ion *-l r i l l lie a n tlfle a catches the popular imagination. II,in proarn n i. o — A i r u and m od ern h n ip lla l. This is what O. O, McGcchau and his disciples call n iB LB VEILS 15 F o il TO IIAY the ballyhoo. II is used lo a large extent on the stage. An A .SURE TESTIM O N Y:— Hut actress to become famous lias only to get herself charged Thou, 0 Lord, nrt a God full of worth compassion- and gracious, long suf- with smuggling into this countrv a million dollars fering, and plenteous in men y nml o f jewels given to her by the Maharajah o f Singaputan, and truth.— Psalm HO: 15. Prince Michaclovitch o f Govalotski. Mae Murray and her PR A YE R : Lord, Thou host tcicompeer, F’ola N egri, recently took unto themselves those tiliod unto us, und wo would ever royalty, the Princes Medvini of an alleged Georgian king­ bear testimony for Thee. dom. And for the purpose oi further Imllvhno Mae and her Tlus seems to he the open husband did not attend the wedding o f her husband's season for officers of the Inw. brother, and 1 lie two act losses immediately went into de­ -oCharles 1ovine is going to fly tail to prove that thev bad married real hoim fide titles. hack, to the United Stales from So if it weren’ t for the sake of the ballyhoo. Governor Paris, if nothing happens. Marlin would merely say to the Iniernational News cor­ — -------- it---------Gertrude Kdcric is the first wo. respondent, "Tell Ihe people I sold the bonds for ilO.Oil (o r iiiitii to swim Hie English Cimnnel. whatever it was). The.money is in such and such a hn»{< and Who will lie the first to fly the is drawing so much interest". That would settle bis side o f it. Atlantic T And Herman Dann would ask bis questions, and then leave o --------- Wonder if those frogs I hut fell it to Marlin to find a way lo answer I hem. in the miiutorin in Ornla tile other •Senator Fletcher, who isn't running for office, and who is day nro any reflection on the poo generally conceeded to be a pretty level beaded politician, pie wlm saw them. saw no point in debate. He told Martin to take a good long • -----------o ---------The Atlanta Constitution lias fly n" at the moon, or words lo that effect. I lf Mammlln AtrrFur. m 0H- Dr. J. R. Vi tiler KrSSESTPtWFBQCODtWE AND TEUS HGG ui aiOMTs arscavto 140 U) MUCH H E 5 G O N G T O M I S S P E V i - CEAUZING THE Joe Ball says that the world seem* to have lost that intangible something that is called "confi­ dence" and until we find il again 1lit re will he a period of depres­ sion more or less. And the strange thing about coniidenee is that as soon as Pres Pleat Coolidgc finds out if lie i< able lo take the clnUr for the third u nit everything will pick up again. No doubt many hi? concerns are nlos looking for that intangible thing called "confidence.” All we neeil to <tn here in Snnft id is to sit steady in the boat without rocking it any. What wo "used to have” is nothing to what we have now anil there will I ks plenty of hard work to do here to keep things going and get ready foi a good winter season. j NOT TtroTH O F HIS UPARX'RSOME PkJT ALL OF lHSOLt> PALS SEEM tr» EE Riding with pqrl’oet pyat’e of mind use ' SOME EOIENDS TAKE HIM TO A i'ACTY BUT HE CANT COMPETE VIRTU THE PCUGSTOCE r (OuiPOfS UJtUlN IT COME3 CEODC j X> T A K E A5UJ/M BUT S H O W E C S rcOTuOOP C,^\ I Our tourist season promises to Ik* a good one, but our tourist ho­ tel is in the air with no one in n position lo loll us whether It will open early in the season or AT A LL. Something along I his Uno would lie encouraging news at this time when we are inviting the world to come to Sanford. 1 am not a hotel man and know nothing about the operation of a hotel, but it seems the height, of absurdity to think (hat a tourist hotel in Sanford can exist on :i three months’ husiift’ss. This would Is* ail right if the hotel was crowd­ ed during the three months, but there were at least two rooms va­ cant during the season just passed. Chiropodist At Lloyd’s Shoe Store Ho r d a p I - f c e e T o Pi-AY AT LAST — HE T O E S TO SCRAPE TIRES—TURKS C O M PA R E THESE PR IC E S AT MEAL TIME HE H15 WAN INTO AN ELCOid CHAIR. AT THE SELF 5EGVE LUNCH PDEADS GOING INTO THE HOUSE AND 'FIGUUI A TUATTHEGE CAVJHT TO DG A LAW PASSED IO KEEP MAHWUP WOMEN FtOM VACAT IONING- F IR E S T O N E OGDMl.l.n 55x5 Vi Cl, Cord 5 7.55 50x5 Vi S. S. Cord S 0.55 M I.Wl 51x1 S. S. Cord 5 K.10 20.vl.10 Hnllixm $10.!IS 50x4.75 Balloon sn.f.;, 50x5.25 Balhimt 51x5.25 Halltinn SI 1.20 SHi.nr, 50x5.77 Balloon SI 7.11(1 55x0.00 Balloon The only way to make the For­ est Lake popular would he to have it open all the year round on itic European plan, even if it was Firestone Tires Gulf Gu given to a good hotel man rent i l l West First Street Tel.HSJ free for the first year. The big idea for a new lintel opposition is to first make it popular and then begin to think how It ran be tnndu pcujih prune to pay. tains out of salamander bills and Parking Furniture irmly to believe that our state is in Draying— Storage A ’tty nt Gittv And we do not need In be mod­ est building stares and industries a continual s.gmhhlc about the me­ IT.act ice in State u Federal Architect out East First Street near the ho­ rit! of Mu measure or thut and wo Courts First Nnt’l. Hrnk Bldg. tel. \Vc need all the buildings wo are having a hard time finding Garner-Woodruff I ’ htnic 5502 or 570 W Sanford, Fla, can get and tlmt property was mirselvi Florida people have Bldglaid out for business property, I nothing to worry about in compari­ Phone Will believe on the first blue print. If son with other parts o f Ihe coun­ not I hi* is no lime to wrangle try. We have the same climate, wu about ihe Kind of building or Iho have the same progressive spirit, kind of business that will la, |o- thf- same natural advantages we eated mit I here. Any kind o f bus­ had two years ago. All we need at iness should he welcomed. present i> a little more work and less 11*Ik. ii little more confidence 1 h.een. hold. The Constitution is one Now that l-ake comity is again and les hot air. a little more real ! nf the iitU jiem r i in the South n able lii travel to Sanford our mer- constructive criticism and less de­ anil . muri t;’ fo brought a Lite l**nls should get up a t!OOH nt ruct ive gat attacks. Florida fin­ We have apartments ami bun­ pnc*. ... V. 11 I, TOtlH to Imke county and ances and Florida business is on a galows for rent or sale on the , r — — o ----------------meet with the good folks over sound basis and Florida lenders . It. W. I ’cannun la working pret­ there and let them know that wo are holding it steady. Ix*t the worl 1 beach, either side of the Hali­ ty burd,for the canal, hut It. W. A writer in tlie* Itrocklon Times, who had probably just want their business. Wo want know one real condition ns it ex*j fax HIvcr, or any sertion of Ihe Halifax country. We know draws n hundred and fifty a month nrison from n meal o f steak served as they know bow lo serve 'hem lo buy il nt home if possi­ ists today and keep our family tro­ from thn canal hoard and you can ble if not. buy it in Sanford. And ubles in the family- Airing our dif-| where the desirable places are ‘ hat are priced right. [Let us got blame him for working for hi# I l1 V-nly( n t , ! , " f r l !!'m i!Ml i*l»l" |R«H “ Wt and whether they are here to buy or job, dedicates the following lines o f blank verse to the lowly but m*. they are certainly welcome, fercnccs do not sell bonds or in-j prove it to you. spire confidence at home or abroad | pungent onion. Lake county has a wonderful citi­ Business men " f America and o f ! ujjj’fhc Chase National Bank of zenship. and wo, should lake them Europe have their eyes on Florida Timm Is much to be thankful for from time lo New York CMy recently Joined tin In our hearts- nrovided their hus­ ns a place for investment hut big Hint* uk one plods along through Ibis vale o f tears. uaunti uuiu\r -lass. The Nntionnl bands do not object. business never locates where local 121 M j ik iiii I mi Ave. rfty ic the other in the world with Out; piece of news with cheering jmperl |h l bill people are Mginhltllng or whora f'olne facetious member of the rittfotircea of a billion dollar*, or Phone 1527 local people have no confidence in I bln year’Monion crop is lo be n record -brejtktM*. more. f 'Ihilabor of Commerce lias dub­ llu ir own enterprises or their own D A Y T O N A REACH 1here nro (hose who refuse to eat ouihiiH liebed the Good Will Tour to Jack­ state or their officials. *4 0 eaiiKi* they perfume the breath in a manner that ,Thls (wriod o f world wide excite sonville the "annual debauch.” t itt nt over now and thrilling flights do not like this name for what j Home people think offensive. There are tho.se who iiinda one of nil earlier time rwnin. •houJd be one of the most enjoya-1 lioil their onions in milk under ( in' mistaken im­ W*wn iships were leaving Spain, Lie and instructive vacations that/ pression that in some way such method o f cooking Branco and England on voyour tired business men can take! eliminates the perfume. ugei o f discovery. •luring the year. The Chamber of “ A Substantial Jeweler " — o ----------Commerce thiw year will endeavor Such scruples as those are silly. i Some hold, had bandit ran away to have some good meetings on the I in a Stibsliutliiil C ity” Onions tire among the grandest g ifts o f na­ -with the governor’s Lincoln. Not best and in Jacksonville, and there I ture to man. will he some o f the hig men of the twnny, but automobile. ..... Tlmesllnion. A man who gets no more state in the party to give us their Th ey should be appreciated and eaten with salary thpu he, shouldn’t have a Ideas about business and about Ilia i gusto. future of the state. It will do you Lincoln, except a penny. good (o he one of the party and There i:; the old Haying i bat an apple a day The city of Miami io cutting it ■ you can choose your own fun mi keeps the doctor away, bid onions have apple, the trip ns you wish, but ttieia appropriation for the police de­ beaten forty miles for keeping the doctor away. will be "nothing that would mar partment by fifty thousand dollurs. tin tai-lf* of the most fastidious,” One of Ihe delightful characteristics of onions It is »afc to say thut every city in ai the circuit man always stales Florida is making adjustments hi is that they may be eaten any way, from raw to lo his audience. ifo ejtpendltiireH. Hanford should cooked with I he most involved method the most Hot he far behind. eccentric chef ever invented. HAY H i n a b e a c h Everyonu should get away from business cares at least once each Tampa cigar workers went on 10!l Volusia A v e Daytona Beach— Opp. P. (). A man who does not get a shiver o f delight year and if they will enter Into thn strike yesterday In sympathy with along the spine, a delightfully pleasant sensation spirit of tin- trip, leave dull care at Sacco'and Vanr.ettl, Boston radicals i Hliiiwinj; new .Shape.Styles ami Goloriucs in o f gracious warmth throughout his whole being Imme and he a boy again the men convicted of the nurder of n Haitiwho take thi’ (lip to Jacksonville whenever he eats an onion, however il may he tree paymaster. Where there Ih so mi July 'Jiilb will really get iclnx presented to him, raw or cooked, ought to consult much smoke—you know the story id inn- will meet men they should — there must Ik: some smokers. some specialist to find out what (lie matter is. Know and will learn something of > j^’^Wutau. r^-r||- ---benefit to themselves. Jacksonville If he thereafter cals enough onions he will , William Howard Taft says the is going ahead with a hig building never have lo see a specialist as long as he lives. biggest mistake e f Ills career was program and to meet und talk with 157 Volusia Ave. when he spent forty-six yearn In These lines we find in the Florida Times-Union which the lenders of that city will lie no . politics. I f attending forty-six years lias this to add: "Boiled nidoqs do not seem to have quite lot pirntinn. Of course some people ‘ 'ill public life and being president la ver gel any good out of any­ o f the United States and Chief jus- as prominent a pine;* on the dinner lull as they deserve. Hut thing.They only care to grouch ami I tire o f the supreme court is a mis- when they appear there is nothing left in ttie dish at the gripe and make nasty cracks about end o f the meal. A few people declare that onions "do not their neighbors and stay at home ntftkv, it iivtain ly Ih u hig one. are among the new items. » . : \------o------agree with them." This may lie true, tint probably the aver­ and fuss with the wife, etc. Such I Managep Lee Crowe of Sanford, age man or woman really enjoys them; and eats them when men will not lake the boat trip [champion bcefer of the state lenbut will no doubt call it the "annual not afraid of being an objectionable seat mate on a ear, or d( taucli” . What they really need 1# at..,oi to he separated from ids laun ls by inalinger Kimujip of a neighbor in a movie. It is too Imd that onions should have i*. a debauch of some kind that Miami Hustlers -Sarasota “ fragrance" that is objected to by many; lint maybe there would help their corrugated liver lines. Whudda mean champion a bit. eferT It never has been neces­ wouldn’ t lie enough to go around if no limit was placed on | sary to get four cops to remove their use.’ ’ Well, we can only take (15 men' fCrowe froili the field ns was the There does not seem to he milch to add in regard to with us on the trip and those who (use with Ernie Burke in Tampa the importance o f the onion as a vegetable product except want to go better see Edward1 tti*-ulhcr day. Trotter, the handsome secretary o f' that it may lie frequently used with gratifyin g success by the Glmniber o f Commerce at once. [ ■— ■ o ■- ■ -Judging from many of Editor young girls, about to embark on automobile rides, iu or­ 11 will be u select crowd made up ! Itaiijaiiiin'a rejoiners to paragraphs der to avoid the possible necessity of walking home. The from Sanford and Orlando and It o f S i conteinporaries, we suspect other seaports and they are mukitig Perhaps you have been waitir ':the Editor o f Palm Beach I tide- moral is, o f course, eat an onion and save shoe leather. their reservations every day. If | K c c I'ntil conditions were in your f t* |x>ii«l«*iit o f ile vr tunlug u huix'riuriyou think you can stand j i a for tho |lty complex.-— Kutifonj Henild- You ___ „ 11 ip. gel on board and be one of I v r laTorc you build. Frankly, y L misjudge Uncle Ben. He in ready Ibti boys. If you have any comnunewill never find a more npportm n to meet any man ill print <>ii a tloinc, stay ut Imme and kick tin-1 I fifty -fifty basis. Ills communis time for construct in tliun the pr" d"p a round while we are away. J Oil I-A M ill Hi:i’ lUI'l lUt-S f AII *’ nr«* full o f pep, and often lilt wheru cat all thing- favor thy builder- ■ ,it'a hard to scratch.— (iainesvlllo In the good "Id summer time and prices, labor, etc. legislature who bud Independence Sun, You lake our remark too as an aftermath < >f the legislature GovernorMohn Martin, in anoth­ seriously, enough to ask questions. there is usually a lot of talk about er of Ills frequent interviews, says -o------ -The governor says he will an­ the Everglades and other Gubjee'.x The Sanford-Weklvn bridge high­ lie is niiinzH (hat Herman Ihtnn, swer Haim in the joint debate. thut occupy or huve occupied the way wilt Ih* open to traffic during president o f the Florida Statu But no reason is offered for delay­ minds of all people. Public forums S\ l u V i d ' M - A , . T j V j T . TT1 the first week in JuH\ according Chamber o f Commerce, should ask ing whatever information he may are all right, public speaking is all . v n l . U M E i l * I v U pz: jC O M P A N ’ to present plans. The highway him questions. The governor bus have for bis self-arranged tttlkfcst. right* newspaper controversies are will he eighteen feet wide, con- assumed that amazed attitude right The people o f Floride ure intitled all right but much valuable time is £3/ ib X L ' c L y structed o f sheet asphalt from Himctor.g regarding the Evorgbuips lo know everything the governor lost in debating questions that TH E Y A R D WITH A M IL L B A C K I N G knows about tlmt proposed loan, cn"id he left in the hands o f public and yet from every source coma officials to bundle. Just at this from Wilson’s Corner to the We- governor with himself and what he questions whieli huve not been an­ time when our state is involved in I-as done that he asks the state to kivu bridge, where it connects with swered. lines the governor know, or the aftermutb of the real estate Holly A v e ., at the- eighteen-foot cement highway accept him und his work ut fuce does he simply refuse to tell all boom, bonds lire not finding a value without question. Hu even J Ith, 121 h, 13th Sts that ho knows about the trans­ ready sale und business all over recently' completed by Luke coun­ STR E N G TH - SERVICE - P R O G R E S S objected to the few members of the action? the nation is more or less sluggish ty.—Orange City Times. Seminole Tire Simp S. J. NIX Elton J. Moughton C. K. Chorpening Rent Chas. L. Gardeiner Co. Specialists in Silk Dress Goods, Silk Hose and Summer Dress Goods Shu Knows Her Onions Dry Goods, Notions, House I* urnishings W . E. B l a k e During’ (lie Summer Months We Close at 5 P. M. jj H. C. V1ELE 2-12 S. Beacli St. Daytona Beach,Fla. Found! A Hotel In Daytona .. 108 Magnolia Featuring All Requirements 1lie Little Gray Shoppe Rates, Large Rooms • And Service F O S T O R IA G LA S S Hotel Howard KLOWUIt HOWLS, VASES ANDSAI.AD PLATES Cu|>t. William Panning, Mgr. I B y rd W a ite d U n til T h e W e a th e r F a v o re d H im DO YOU LIKE TO TRAVEL? Must people do, Because it is interestingr, instructive, education. When you go away—equip your self with some of our Travelers Checks. M ARTIN IS AMAZED “ *|j j|j * SeminoliB(l[ounhj'jj)ank j& S L S te 'J L '!!! Sanford, Fla. v>,4r Phone 135 Yard Bond Grade Zip Service W.Cv' - • A �' : - - -■» v -•- PAGE ' THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 9. 1927 A Union Of Stars Form er ChampiortPredicls H e WillKnockOutSharkey A n d Defeat T L •.-Social and Personal Activities-: Office Telephone 148 Social Calendar MRS. FR E D S. D AIG E R , SO CIETY E D ITO R Mr. Ma^ruderMarried To Miss Bernice Lodge Residence Telephone 859 — J Aimee’s Daughter Preaches, Toe ______________. i Of much interest to their friemla is tlie wedding of Mr. nnd Mrs. | John Johnston Mngruder which took place sit the court house, Mon day. Judge Sharon performed thu ten many Mr*. Magruder prior to Ivor marriage wu: Miss Bernice Lbdg ; i f this city. She attended Snnfihi High School and has been living with her sister, Mrs. I.. F. Lodge. ; Mr. MngruiPr lias been a rcsiidont of this vicinity for the past | three years, coming here from 1 Chlpley, He is an employe" of the the Atlantic Coast Line. Immediately after the ceremony the couple lett a short wedding j ; tlie clt for n Hip in south Honda and are now 1 at home to their friends at 30H-W. I Sixth Street, detitty he felt it on the occasion i±t ily DAVIS J. WALSH InternatlfinnI News Service Sports hi* departure. " I don’t know Sharkey but I Editor m K rl" know myself," he Is ouoted as'ha*1 7si*kk IwA k NEW YORK, July 7. — " I ’ll in;> said by way of eflbbyrttiou. VJfr) ^ knock Sharkey out and then I’ll “ I know I will getil'qoV +jrv‘,h '* *w tnki- on Tunney mid bent hltn to by the time the Sharkey'fight falls the devision.’* 2A due, aiul .that m v»p»M JUKQV The author of this ambitioni comer him-Bomq time; *n In round*. statement was William Harrison That' l*d‘ has' hd*rt knocked i- out. cv, •&> YM g: Dempsey, the mnn of stern resolve. u iiJ 'M ilt ha* bV«?h 'lly it'bnT1tqJ.1U* He made it as Ije left for his Sn- lx‘ dune again. I nllll b iM i ,nV i ntoga training enmp in the pres­ punch. In fact, I never lost- »t, on- L m y . ence of a half dozen Witness*! IV my spued. .. - . The remark, if corrvctely inter-, tunney wall will lie u n-haraI figure Tunney hard­ preled, places Dempsey on record ,.r man to catch. He's both fast foe the lirst time ns predicting thei niid smart, But I learned a lot outcome of a fight in which he is! about hini Ih^PMIadHrHIn thtit about to engage. The boy friend night and I think 7 will krtovi*1i!ju formerly was a natural born rub- to hundle him this trims. ICs.l Per slump on things like that. j thought otlirwise 1 wouldn't 1ki “ I do tno fighting and leave the' lure.” . , “ predicting to Doc," was form reDeyipsoj* o f course hu* an 'ati ply no, I in the glnd- old days of gument. I f he didi’t, he would nn* - tin Dcmpsey-Kenrns alliance. An*jturnlly have to pay hlir why in ottier o f his favorite rejoinders like the rest o f the sups op the abl mentioned the umlisputable fact night o f the 21st. t 8 * i.’ if 5F* t •ftl* i f gjy _ .• i that his opponent was understood The young man’s great chance, •■*„;* ysi to lie possessed of the customary ns I seo It. will coinb' in 1IM jftflft Itumlwr of hands, less and what few minutes o f play when Sharkey , n' t and that,anyhow, no man could may be a trifle uncertain nnd Dctn-Ijr^vvV; a >y gi i ns far as a title shot without j prey* will !>o fresh rif)<r,ftBit',7iJtd being good. ycting again. And if h« govs out Dempsey was changed. All of his there swingingim hi* shouididtaiwlll [friends nnd acquaint nnces awoko j be a great fight while ir stay* j t » that fact as Soon s the ex-champ with .us, which won’t .bit>long*. ( .. lion appeared in the east. The al-i Dempsey's cbmue is that, o f 1ti-ration is more psychoJogical any hitter. You can fan Ruth the than menial or physirnl. Tlie Deny) fir.it three times he faces you and | sey o f i he <LI du’.-s no longer is u. 0 , n on the fourth h eh jU life biill Vilma Panky and Rod La Roque, both elncmu Uira of the firtn magni­ I boy with the body of n man. Ho o ff thu premises and yojl )oke.t|)u tude, are nrowninlhi.' ictnutkahle clear teh photo Just u fl'T tin ir Wed­ has sobeh'd tip am! grown up bail game. Dempsey will have that above tho eyebrows ami he siauiks chance for fiO seconds of, eVi'Yv ding in l.o : Angeles l»f* mind if he feels the urge. Evi-i ntlnul» the fight lastit. *’ ’ J‘*r , SUNH AY •fhe members o f the Dependahh* i. S. Class are requested to b at (ieir respective plays nt regular Jour, Sunday morning at the Me finalist Church. MONIIAY J There will be a business meet lig or the Praibyterian auxiliary It the church Monday afternoon [t 1 o’clock. The Royall Neighbors «»f Amcr■H will meet at 8 o'clock m the Jdd Fellow's Hall, over the Basket. \ business meeting of the PresIcteriun Auxiliary will be held at It,., rhurch Monday afternoon at o’clock. ‘ The Marie Rnffo meeting will be l,eld Monday night at 8 o’clock at the home of Miss Alice McKim at pun \V. Central Avc. St. Agnes Guild will meet MonA M , SOI LS ( l l t ltc il llay afternoon At *t o’clock at the Mass RAW A. M. |totne of Mrs. Raymond Key on Itencdiction after Mass. Park Avenue. Woman’s Guild of Holy Cross HOLY CROSS CHURCH Episcopal Church will meet with Fourth Sunday after Trinity. |Mrs. Alexander Vaughan at I Holy Comnnnjion, 7:30 A. M. ■o’clock at her home on Park Ava­ Church School, 0:15 A. M. il tue. Morning Prayer and Sermon, 11, Kathleen Mallory Circle will A. M. [•’ veiling Prayer and Sermon, 8: Imeet with Mrs. F. H. Savage at f)ii r cottage at Uaytona Reach. The r. m . Visitors welcomed [meeting will be In the form o f a bucket picnic and cars will leave j FIRST IIA IT I8 T CHURCH I from the church at !) o’clock. The tuna fish was not originally t According til the latest estimlte, Sunday School 0:30 A. M. MY APPR E C IA TIO N Morning worship and sermon it limited for fond lint ns a means o f every third person in the U n lf«i I wish to take this means for A. M. Sermon subject. "What the protecting the sardine interests uf [States works for a living, [thanking those who co-operated in Man Who Introduced Jesus Said the Mediterranean, an the little * i* * „n,> *fitl |the building o f my funeral home About Him." fish were devoured in'large qunn* GET E TH Y L GAS A T and who placed advertisements on ■ ion with iiftructions it should Honor guests, members o f Bro­ i!i i, ternation il News Service | Ith i by Die tuna. W IGHT BROS CO.-'isri » I the opening of niy home. parted tri to the nldesl son in therhood o f Locomotive Engineers it \i»rn c it y , i . D., July ti 111! o h gt-uerat ion. Li-Jen io 1 1 *s "Tv. n |q n company, thn e m a <rowd," was (he ubj, t chosen for her * * m&j* JAMES K. GUAM HUNG and their families. Amt*1 1- i’ dent 1 1 are • iid to ,. flirt icrmoii In Clilengo by Itoberta Starr Benitib . I < : year-old daugh­ n country in the I ore of tli front -'i ’tub " . ' .i* * ” • V ,<div Proprietor o f Gramblitift’s Young People’s Unions 0:45 lead the world. George III had a ter ot Aimco Semple M cPlur.on. tlio e va n c ll t who left Los An­ Funeral Home 900 Locust p. m. i. day i when white men fougli Rralped Virtinm Dr. Thomas W. geles to "jiplil tlie d vII lor tonin’’ in the Windy n ty. Tho closcup liidi.uin and each other indi u'lim[Avenue.* . 1 ’* tood t i\ 11'l't-feven ill Yankee denlr-t. Evening service 8 o'clock. A chows the young cvuiiBCiial’ii hob. inuteiy for gold, nmny are tin* torklng foot, 11-■ l.illeil tho Evanti, Hit* dit-tinguisbed Fliiladelfeature j i ( the music will he the itdi with which nlil-timeri regain Indian in the Blarl, Hills and phia donli'-i, treated limppror Nasinging of th" male quartet of tl.e newspaper men who aeeom- he killed the last. He always drew pnlcati 11C «d' France and sheltered the First Presbyterian Church. is a I’ rescript ion for pi-.t --fI Pfesideril Coolidgn iillO the iir.j uiiij usiji-d no eiii'-'tions after, tlu Empress Eugenie after tho Brief talks from several young (t monarchy's full. Malaria, Chills and Fever; Itlnck Hills for the t-ummer. The ■- i lie lived to die in bed. And, emu­ men who have spent the year in De-idvood stage-eoueii must 1mvn lating the redskin em’i.iias, lie idcollege or university will be a Dongue nr llilitzus ro v e r. Appearing before a recent ses- 1 luilj held lip at qUIirter-lllile ill• way-. sculped hi:: victims. pleasing feature. Evening sermon It kills the g. rms. " tirvals on curb round trip, and Sunday promises to be a day subject, The Young man and thu -N line day, lie churned*on an In­ sb>n of the Cantonal Tribunal o f, St. Gall at Geneva, a tradesman mat.mi - actual ami attempted dian in the foul hall and perfonnkfull of interest at the First Baptist world’s Tasks. K w gtV ", A must haw bvt'ii staged oil every id the p-ual i'1-ri inonies. A fter re- ask il , for, .:i . divorce, on IVJfSVr. m: Church Family Hour Wednesday . the sole ' ■ W [Church, I't 'A v y it at of got ting land if all the a . ving the <r.i’i'iil I hutch of hair. {*T....-*bi-«Uy. AH The members of tin* Broth yr- tv*ning H o’clock. (Continued from page one) ■ yarn.lire to i c h -liewil, r" : i an In <1 the bn.lv and 1,10 ^ivtngiq lM* dirbnv.l. were used The First Baptist Church cordi­ j hood i f Locomotive Engineers not know that In* was anywhere in tint pc iv -don of Alliert Hal­ A'in: purl ot- ol.vlomdy from its ll* buy food for his wife, who ale fund tinlr families are to he the ally invites citizens and visitors. hear tin- g;:r;i:.'c ns i walked fnnn a iniu’h an four adults. Tin* ju iv honor guests at the 11 o'clock our house out to the garage, i on- ley din-eior of the Fiinl National marking ai one lime she property gave a verdict uf no cause foY ac■&Bank of Rapjtl t'ity, is a fix-shoot­ FIRST METHODIST t ill lt( II ot one o f C uh I c i ’ u ................ ill-filled men. hour. Plans arc being made to itered lie- east door nnd saw-M i. Sunday school- tl;30 A. M., R. W. give the guests a cordial welcome. Walker I liking around insido the er i lint w old speak volumes of It wan la a uiddte hid ter for 11:11 ttoti, left side, ai.d, h i kiln: that it**m of ,, ~ , . utli* r *lo",'. 1 asked liim wiuit lie fioiitior history ill the making. P. Henderson, chairman o f the Ware, superintendent. t. tin* time, Sliotm Mr‘i. Hazel t olenian I it rriIt wat. once the properly of V. equ!'iiieni Preaching by the pastor, 11 Mftgf wu: doing and lie answered, ’ uow* board of ushers, will have seats day for Lakeland and lampa, of your biudness’ and ntrucku mo 7'. .Slioon, pioneer Indiiiu fighter : trapped it to ’ kis own saddle. \ reserved for the engineers and A, M, That u long remained there la where she will visit friends, - uie lilncK Hills region. “ V. J1." Devotional meetings o f the Ep,Li the (-> '< • with liis hand.'knock­ their families. - —— —-ing me out of the door. Then l itaw. an he was hullor known, wiut a evidenced by the furl that it’s lair-1 An attractive feature o f the worth lxmgues, 7 I*. M. Mr. and Mrs. A. E, Kitchen* ami * f Eddfe . mining toward the dMir llH.1 H'i'md »t H alloy’s faUwrn. mid tel at the end ii worn almost to a evening service will be short talks I*. M. hit n* wli'ii the o'd il'oiiller-mini .bed it *a: or bl-uie thiniteii by constant f Hmj|y nf VYai reatoigGa., are ihe Prayer meeting Wednesday, n . Eddie told Walker nut to h by several young men who have i ebbing against the saddb P. M. i guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. ^ t *4fC-’^ | anymore. Walker then puUc d his 1v u,d tv the miii ns his deurej.t po-'- spent the year in college or uni­ A cordial Invitation to nil to nt. Ware. '•tJ£V-'i*r.vv gnu and fired lit Eddie Just nn u Ed- ~ versity. Reports will be heard’ o f timl the services of this church. i l * ' vJ die dodged b: hind the door. school life at Mars Hill College, >i(t I Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Carter of “ Mr. Walker was trying to shoot Stetson University, University of FIR ST CHRIHTION CHURCH Hammond, Ind., nru tlie guests Eddie when Eddie shot him twice Florida, Yale and Wake Forest. Frank ^t. Mil tier Pastor Cv' J with that shotgun” . Tho witness o f their daughter, Mrs. R, I. * *•—„ «,r the evening music f o r B e s t R e s u lt* ■ Bible School, 0.15 A. M. pointed to u 12-gauge shotgun ly­ llooku. v v : Le Utc singing o f the Presby­ Morning worship and Commun­ G iv e s th e R e a l O ld ' 1 ing close to his chair. The gun tens terian male quartet. ion 11 A. M. T i m e F la v o r BY EUGENE J. CAJJOU able to legislate against tho inI found to contain two empty shells, i John 11. Gill o f Miami, viceSermon Jesus the Friend. I The other two witnesses exam­ International News Service Staff crcnse in tlie number of privutely president and genurnl manager of M«i< l>r Raiicli Br«*la| Ck Christian Endeavor 7 P. M. Cor|csj:oialent owned autonuciiles. SpitngtitUI, III, J ined by the Jury were: Mrs. K. Il, the I'icii la Light and i’ower Ci>„ Evening Worship 8 P, M. IN D IA N A !'!)i IS, Ind., June 2t». T bo abort haul is an institution spent Friday in Sanford. 'Osteen and Mrs. Evil Allen. Mrs. SOLD * 111 Sermon subject, “ The Eleventh Rusty railn ovi‘ i,*rowii with wood* I which has nearly vanished, espec-1 _____ ! Osteen testified that she heard EVERYWHERE Command ihent." : three shots hut did not go near the [ may soon t II the tale of lire fail of |i«Uy in liuineier months. A small | i v-a .|ftll0 pnr,| nf Monroe,] A cordial welcome is extended j scone of the shooting. As soon us j a nif u povyrrful ttunsportntion ir. ; projHirtioa of traveling men cover- , i(l lhe gUl!Bt o f her to all. Is)u* lenrueii that Walker had been |dustry in ltTJliana. Far Indiana- mg the slate In summer m e the , |iitt,(.r MrH> onff„,-,i \Ynlker, at The members of the Lottaphun kilted, Mr:. Osteen stated that she Julia mu Inihui.ii are of ected o y ! electric line :n preference to their ,u>1. h(,mu „ n W ed llttli iitreet. Club were delightfully entertained FIR ST CHURCH OF CHRIST, •*' i hurriod to the home of the slain ' the inroad made by motor husei own curs and the saiMo ituilcath.%1 Is . Friday by Mrs. I*. M. King at her SCIENTIST. upon interurliuii and steam r 1man. on amr-a . ther classes that fo r - 1 Grady M. Gbhlens of _____ on West Tkiiul nenic Third Street. , Christian Science services uro marly provid.-.l thu inure de resist- Tnni,,n itt the guest of Mrs. J. m.[ i ^G-s. Allen testified Unit she was roads to perhnjis as great :m The party rooms were artistic- j held every Sunday morning in tho on her poreJi when attracted by tho tent than any other leglvat •'•I ‘ Ills a l l " of tin* tmnsportution lamlnras. Wallace f»r a few days before Wholesale Distributor oily arranged with baskets and t\ onian’s cluli Oak Avenue near ■ Railroad tun ,, allhough less a f - t|(|(ill lo Ai-hvlllu for the summer. | shot*. She said that she could sqe country. bowls o f zinnias nnd roses. Score* Third Street- at II O’clock: Sun­ A decade ago Indlnnapoiis, the t'Cted Iran the inlerurhunH, liavu, (three men at the reona of the of th players were kept on tallies day School at 10 o’clock. Subject iaborning but that she was able tr> largest Intenubrtn center in the rcmoM.i fmai their schedules act-re I of pastel shades. for tomorrow, "Sacrament.” ____ 'b-iiyfy only one o f them, E'ldle I world, bensteil uf the prt-jpe* it y tion truirii Hint formerly wound After several games of bridge Wednesday evening services '^ a s ^ ! E ! a aaaaaa.1 ” .. Allen toll! tho jury Hint and general well being if 11■■ etec- their way pntiring at nearly every ft ores were added and the first which include testimonies of Chris- i fully Fovvell, termer student ot I 1 Mi hay i.tnci vviu rr passengers wished o f the men did the shooting, ] trie trntetportntioii a;*>temx. Tod prize, a pretty bridge set, was linn Science healing are also livid Dklalioma Unlveruity. took part lu Our Desire Is to be picked up. t awarded IIrs, Clarke Leonnrdy. in the Woman’s Club at 7 o’clock. buthlag revues la Oklahoma nttJ and that Eddie I' II used a shotgun ( a number nf them nY ■In the h< Fauin.'r the eliminotinn *7 thu ’Hie cut prize a string of red bead-j This Church maintains a freo 2»Btoi nla. That gave her an idiit i"nt that tin1 other man whom hu Inf receiver- and elk r company f* To Please You wax won by Mrs, Chris Matthews reading room, No. f>17 First N n -1 did not iveognize fired a pistol. | fidals are growim i rey hair, la short h’ ut, tho intururlian officials — bathing suits. She went to D.iland the consolation prize, a set of tional Bank Building, where th*i l Iuh. Tex., where she roi-n owned king to compete with ..Z . _ . _ I tf.cir cndi'HV'to opecale »!■< r now are K2D W 1st, St. — Phone 382W bridge pencils was presented to Bible nnd all authorized Christian the alcani lines for tin* longer dlsB R E A K / line,. rer own smart arcade shop and It '* S L A Y E R S Mrs. J. E. Courier. tames. Elaborate uhieper nnd par-, Science literature may he read- i ,’ouud favor with the Dull:- bitli_ — Refreshments- consisting of jello borrowed or purchased. Open Wed -c;,.. .i,,1 ........... b>r cuts have been placed in c p -1 ira. Dallas folk call her “ William.’ * t » o w N F O L f i o w i n c i topped with whipped cream ami pesdny and Saturday from 3 to 6 n jIY ID \ l)\ 1 K (iin N was Gtenim "d 1.1 v.Idle with t’ • eri'.ti<»:i *m tho electric lines in mi V s K ilV Ili) A U . V ll& O lU J N un|. (mrn, „ n l;i,v , |,rough wJ.irh effort i nuts and homemade cake were serv V. M. i'u, p'lKOiis traveling iilcnil \vimm---a q > > ed to the following: Mrs. Ells­ lurage the from imb.n-.q •'!» > to Louisville utui All are welcome to attend our in Orlando a ■ tho gi. worth C. Harper, Mrs. John E. (Cn*;.,npudfrohl P a f , One fast grow in;,* I . irdui ry, Mil no other com pulively long dirlancca Courier. Mrs. Chris L. Mathewe, services nnd to make me o f lha parents. hody, Mrs. LeHoeuf said hul; him- [ utili(y |nwVorsj imV(. „ yet hern away from thu railroad lilies. ♦fir* Reading Room. Mrl.nnder Arrade Mrs. Walter Bach, Mrs. W uit Imml cr uiiK il but once ns he i Warner, and Mrs. M. Minurik, club Mrs. F. I . Creary of Tamp: ed into tbe liottom of tin* bout. 1 :■•ill 1 IMtKSBYTERIAN CHURCH menders and Mrs. flasket Wight Florida i tl» guist o f her C, D. Wolfe, secretary of the lo­ and Mrs. Clarke Leonardy substi­ Mrs. G or;: ■ Hhljip for co) M, C- A. will deliver tho Our (lun rim teed Marcel tuted for absent members. en the body from ths neck to the! morning address at the First Pres­ days. i voist... . . t * byterian Church tomorrow morn­ Mins I.f.'tnb. lie IJnguii i ‘ p d fl-j Biashing the body Wlf wtia done to I ___________ ing at the 11 o’clock servii". in;: the i\i t'k-uad i <1 I land . prevent it from floating it was (IN K Music will he furnished by a guest ol her cousin Mil"* S) anil i looked upon tlmAi In Hu explained by Drelier. The three' JJI'W YORK, July f* . Young People's Choir. The feature Dutton. Rolit rt Whitman, hotterr known nature of gifts." then rowed to shore, rallied the Lord Beaverltniok" told |io1ici* made "the of thu music program will be n ! as "l.on l BeitVi riuool., liudv to n ntarhy ndlronil yar it trio by the Misses Mildred ami Miss Claire Zarlmry and Mi ; and tied heavy angle irons to tlie women pay for thu past tell years ill: pcetny Coughlin Hie story of May Holly and Helen Vernuy. out o f revenge on llie letnlliiiie se e bis nil err in Hi*' lineup today, After the business meeting of Lennbal i'- llagiui L avo m*vk and feet. "Ten year- ago I was a piimtie Senior Epworth la-ague Thurs­ fur Arcadia wlieie they will visit | Then while Mrs. LeBoenf went because bis wife divorced Idol, peroiiH theatrical producer The friends of Miss Daisy Whitman told police today. Whit­ day evening Mr. and Mrs. Earle :i h i — J for a week. (inane to t il her four small chil­ man arrived here fallowing Ids tn- in liiiid. "Then my wife, an actress Kipn entertained at a conironst Appleby will be sorpy to learn dren that Vdnddy lias gone away divorced me. I resolved then and in Philidelphiti at their home in B uenaL.V.isET Dial she is ill at tlie Fernabl Mrs. I). II. Bynl <T Li •• Oak for a while because lie was mail” , rest yesterday ubere lie was ladea ed from Moy- there to make other women pay Laughton hospital after nn oper­ arrived Fiiday lo vi it liw at their home in Buena Vista. "'h Hr. Dreln r and Beadlo carried Hie' ameasing p.rison after serving olio for wii-’it she had done to me. I A business meeting was first ation Friday for appendicitis. <!lyde A. Byrl at bin hoai ,,n body hark In the boat, took it to made love to them ami showered , year, , , , . I'cld at the churc hand then thu Melloavilie A Venue. 11be middle of the lake nnd dump' d (hem with g ift* ami then I left I “ | mid Reaverbrook a" activities Tlie many friends o f Miss Daisy •numbers went to tlu* Kipp home it overboard. ' extended all over the country and them. where corn was roasti! and games Appleby will regret to learn that Miss Hazel I’uriarii and t ’arl "Burinim was right. I have The murder probably would have nbrond according to police. He i' Wcfe enjoyed bv the following .Miss she is ill in the Fernatd laiughtoii Moss spent tlie day at Daytona moved in liiguxt sociaty and the , Edith Vurn, Mins Lila Thornloy, Hospital following on v iteration <B neb Monday where they vis iif l r: muitied a grim secret forevtr,’ ! aflgdcd to ha ye ohtaliied f 211,00111 higher lip I went'tlu* more gul­ ’ * * n*it IHirty of fro/z hunters. J fjom a Washington, D. woman, Miss Velma Boyd, Miss Helen for apiieudicitis. __ ___ I Miss II. L. Wager, at 7U8 Earl •‘ll-* I’ll" hike l»y night, turned |f:|5 ()00 from tt Buffalo, N. Y., bh" v lible l found womiit, /l'litw are ■ Chornening, Miss Alice Chorpenpi i pfit (nto the wuti r atnl i ur wife- fMiJint) from a T*irnnt » Ha same in this cvuqlry, in Euifur. Mr*. Carl Williams, Walt* r Dr. and Mrs. J, If. Teague andC w" t ' , 1_ _ _ — *rn d Hu* nutlinc *if the body, j V'lnan and |76J)00 from a St. i re nr i;i Asia. Tyler, Fred Pope* Ulrich Hutch- dnughters, Jessie and Cleniigene,j Misse-, Emnci.ka and Annu " If you c o n te m p la te building you tdiould act without U«l§ ills I.oid-hip gave his age as 50 *■. I f f flier lias *o fui der.0'1 tlmt t L'tids wnimin. Ills latest aceuscr inron, Clyde Stinson. Mr, Swnir* i-f Imureas, K. win* have_t’1'*;''j gener o f Tun:pa are visiting Mr. conditioiiH were never iimra in favur o f the builder than ut'pi nnd till lie was a graduate of rfbalry was his motive for f* Mrs. Ro e Buiktin, oY New ^ ork, Frank Edenfield, Mr. and Mrs. the guests o f Mr. and -Mrs. Calvin u(U| jj. Ehrea p rgi r. Ii cut. the University « f Vienna. {gating tin* murder, but insist*: who charges he disappeared after Herman Dyketi and Mr. and M r* Teague left Friday for their home.' nru !(iSl, visiting .in* D. U. Ho i. ' The Washington woman, Mrs. it LeBoeuf had tlm nlen d his |obtulniilg >125*000 worth o f jew-, Kipp. We will gladly give you tho benefit of our knowledge l They were accompanied home by family gmf tlic T. Bully family. Vltginia Mai tin, i!u ims to> have iiftk Bradle bus donieil any knov-’- elI V from her. slut you in every way. •. i-mt >J Mr, and Mrs, Calvin Teague, nnd innrrie'l Whltmap under the ledg*i o f tile crime, ulHiough urg.d Whitman denied that he had, The Misses Julia Higgins. Rose .ilrs. Roy Chittenden and child- . D_ h _ bis friend o f many ever robbed a woman. Alar tin Teague. i nine of "Baron Beavcrbrook ill La Verm* Hurt, Etta Russell, ren, Jean and Bobbie and l>r:nird yi,an|j to *c.)nf,,BB> "D ie only difference ‘ between a 11125. Louise Moss and k ranees Moss Daytona Crane return: d I d*in’t know what you’re talk­ broker and me I* that thu broker have returned from the bench Miss Olive Newman, Miss Mary aiding ing about, I wasn’t there*," is B.ad- has a liseense and liur.gs out n a run and .K ss Long J'Vide Miss Mae peach wbere they spent several days on Elizabeth * Pulestoay cveiilng fit*" DuvU/.iu I weeks !o’n reply: r fgn," he raid. 1 never roldi<'i! a «» beach party. The girls were chap- H.diy, Miss Mildred Holly, Miss Tins 1ittl■* city is upset us never v.aunun in ray life. They alwa*'* ; ; ” n"d by th*- ,J vscla tries Edward Georgia Mobley nnd Miss Sara Jx'foro by tho murder charges in­ gave uji their jewels voluntarily Higgina and W. J. Moss. AVhile in Evelyn Williams will spend next | Willtzm* i|o Hughes o f Delsn<l we* volving tluec o f if* most reap <"cd ---------__ _ — ~ Jiaj-tona Reach the purtv occupied wick lit Magnolia Manor, the couil children ol *ir. aim m • •r In .‘■'uhfonl Friday evencitizens. Dr.. Dreiier’s wife kissed_ before his mttb t Jn* told h* r he Phone 7U7 the* Wager Amiri merits try home of Mr. W. E. Hill on Kirtley, will npemi m -t *-' nding the dance at the which are located ni, V08 Earl 1-ake Mary, Mrs. R. A. Newman Daytona Reach, the gues him ut»d expressed her faith ip .inr.iigated the njurder Bocnuse la — jetty hall* Street. 1 theft* uuat Mrs, 1*. A. Mero. him us lie wus taken tu jail. Just'Boeuf buf threatened his life. I will chaperon the party. TSfir Ik if At The* Churches Lore Of The Frontier Days Regale Black Hill Followers Of Coolidgc Engineers Are To Be Baptist Guests F o r The Morning Service FELL HELD FOR THE KILLING OF I)AVH> WALKER William {p v C ? < i HOPPED ^ M ALT i,Hmen1*”*» a§|V Members Lottaphun Bridge Club Guests Of Mrs. King On Friday HEAVY STRONG Giving Up GhostTo The litis Lines w ^i Bailey’s Cash Grocery FLETCHER BATTERY & ELECTRIC CO. Blue Birc1 Beauty *v.2 ! n Mr. A n d Mrs. Kipp Entertain E p w o r th League A t Corn Roast t K L Jm rW ILord Beavcrbrook Who Made Women Pay” Keanested A tier Year In Prison Shop DURING JULY PERM ANENT W AVING ? W. $8.00 Phone new for appointment Conditions A re Ideal l or Building i �TTIE SANFORD HERALD..SATURDAY, JULY D, 1927 PACE FOUR A little more than two years ago The Florida Power and Light Company thru acquisition of the Southern Utilities Company the electric light and power service in Sanford and its vicinity. At that time the lines, plants and the physical properly of the company were own over loaded, the rates were high and service was not of the host. Within the time that has elapsed since then a new Modern Power Plant of the most efficient type has been constructed and placed in operation to provide power and energy for this service. Transmission lines have been built connecting this plant with others North and South of Sanford, on the East Coast and with plants on the West Coast of Florida. "I his makes available at Sanford unlimited power for all demands that may be imposed upon the system by domestic commercial or indus­ trial loads. Within the City of Sanford and throughout its suburban areas distribution lines have been rebuilt, enlarged and extended making available improved serv­ ice to a greater number of people. In doing all of this the Company has brought into this territory and expended within Sanford i June, 1925, the rates for all classes of service were voluntarily lowered until they are materially under thoi Company’s present franchise expires in 1934. With so short a life to its franchise the Company is finding it ^ ■ * *. *■ , ‘ ... \ . ‘ • - ****** ♦ • erly finance the construction needed to provide service for Sanford’s continued growth. To enable it to properly provide these funds the Company is asking the Citizens of Sanford thru their City Commission .to grant to the Company the same standard and simple franchise that has been granted to the Company by more than fifty other Florida Cities and towns. The franchise asked for is NOT EXCLUSIVE THE CITY CAN GRANT ONE THE NEXT DAY OR ANYTIME TO ANYONE ELSE. It does not prevent the City from going into business itself but does definitely fix the maximum rale per Kilowatt hour that can be charged by the Company and retains to the City control over the Company’s use of the streets. In short it limits the Company in every way and the City in none, yet it is vital to the Company because it is evidence to the investor outside of Florida that the Company has definite permission from the City to engage in business under the given conditions. The Company plans to ask the City Commission Monday July 11, to grant to the Company such a standard franchise in the following simple form ***************** *******^9***** ♦♦♦♦*♦♦*♦<$♦ «$♦ ♦*♦♦$*♦**♦5* �THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 1), 192? ♦♦♦♦t*^ ♦$*♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ ♦H****♦♦♦♦♦♦ i FPLC 2IB Bin 8-2B Section VII, That the rutes fixed by , the Grnntee from time to time shall lit nil times be just and reasonable, and, subject to reasonable minimum charges chnrges and jiihi service guarantees, Grantee's iirnm net rates for electric energy furiV ,i.. 1 1 1 , ill# .ia rn4 t It nished for lighting purposes shall not .exceed II cents perb Ikiilowatt hour. ORDINANCE NO. E X P L A N A T IO N *—This definitely fixes for the life o f the franchise the maximum or highest rate which the Company may charge and also requires that this maximum rate cannot he charged unless it is n just and reasonable rate, if it is not just and reasonable rate then some rate that is just and reasonable must he charged. The C ity Commission under this franchise is the rate regulating body before whom the reasonableness and justness o f the rates is determined. AN ORD INANCE G R ANTING TO FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COM PANY, ITS SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS, THE RIGHT. PRIVILEDGE. OR FRANCHISE FOR THE PERIOD OF T H IR T Y YEARS, TO CON­ STRUCT. M A IN T A IN AND OPERATE IN, UNDER. OVER AND ACROSS THE PRESENT AND FU TU RE STREETS, AVENU ES, A LLE Y S , HIGHW AYS. RRIDGES, EASEMENTS AND OTHER PUBLIC PLACES IN THE C ITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. AND ITS SUCCESSORS, ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER LINES, TO­ GETHER W ITH A L L THE NECESSARY OR DESIRAHLE APPURTENANCES. FOR THE PURPOSE OF S U P­ PLYIN G E LE C TR IC ITY TO SAID (T T Y . AND ITS SUCCESSORS, THE IN H A B IT A N T S THEREOF, AND TO PERSONS AN D CORPORATIONS BEYOND TH E LIM ITS THEREOF, FOR LIGHT. HEAT, POWER. AND OTH­ ER PURPOSES, AND IMPOSING PROVISIONS A N D CONDITIONS RELATING THERETO:— Section VIII. That said City agrees to pass all ordinances necessary or suitable, both for the protection of llu* rights nml property of the snlil Grantee, and to enable said Grantee to enforce any said Grantee's reasonable rides and regulations for the management, operation and control o f the service hereunder, and pass any ordinance or ordinances that may be necessary or suitable In order to fully confirm to said Grantee the rights herein nr hereby granted or intended so to Ih>. BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF TH E CITY OF SANFORD, FLO R ID A:— E X P L A N A T IO N — This is simply the Caption Customarily heading all ordinances, and merely explains what the ordinance is about. E X P L A N A T IO N — This section is self explanatory. Section I. Hint there hereby granted to Florida Power & Light Company, Its successors and asslrtg* (herein called the Grnntee), the right privilege, or franchise for the full period o f Thirty (30) years from the date of acceptance hereof, to construct, maintain und operate In, under, upon, over and across the present and future streets, avenues, alleys, highways, bridges, easements and other public places in the City of Sanford, Florida, nnd its successors, electric light and power lines, together with nil the necessary or desirable appurtenances (in­ cluding underground conduits, poles, towers wires and transmission lines and for its own use, telephone ami tele­ graph lines) for the purpose of supplying electricity to said City, and its successors, the inhabitants thereof, and persons nnd corporations beyond the limits thereof, for light, heat, power and other purposes. This grant is made in consideration of the construction, maintenance and operation of the electric light nnd power lines by the Grantee herein provided for, nnd for the benefits and conveniences to the inhabitants of said City, as a result thereof. Section X. Thnt failure on the part of the Grantee to comply in any substantial respect with any o f the provisions o f this franchise, sbnll be grounds for n forfeiture o f this grunt, but no such forfeiture shall take effect if the reasonableness or propriety thereof is protested hylhe Grantee until n court o f competent jurisdiction (with l ight o f appeal In either party) shall have found that suid Grantee hns failed to comply in a substantial respect with any of the provisions of this franchise, nnd the Granleo shall have six (fl) months after the final determinulion o f the question, to ninke good the default before a forfeiture shall result with the right in the City at Its dis­ cretion to grant such additional time to the Grantee for compliance us necessities in the case require. E X P L A N A T IO N —Th is section provides fails to live up to its obligations. . E X P L A N A T IO N — This section II is required to he inserted in nil franchises by the gen­ era! laws o f the state of Florida in order to make them valid. E X P L A N A T IO N — This section is self explanatory. A> * , Section XII. This ordinance shall take effect as soon us il shall have been duly passed nnd adopted as re­ quired by Jaw and accepted ns .required herein. r ty/OT»l " “ ' " r ' r ■ • tr»l o u r n , ' i i ) f n < t n n l h o h ' u u i d n ’ l' ■• E X P L A N A T IO N — This section is self explanatory. — E X P L A N A T IO N — This section III expressly reserves to the C ity the right at all times to tell the Company where the poles and structures of Company can he placed, together with the au­ thority to relocate such poles when needed to he moved or changed. Section V. That all lines constructed under this grant shall lie constructed and maintained in accordance with established practice with respect to electrical construction and maintenance E X P L A N A T IO N — This section V is inserted to guarantee that throughout the life o f the franchise the Company’s plants and systems will always he up to the latest standards mid develop­ ments. Section VI. Thnt the Grantee agrees to make promptly such extensions to Its existing facilities us may be required by one or more customers, or prospective customer!, provided, that if the revenue to be derived therefrom shall not afford n fair and reasonable return on the cost .if providing and rendering the required service, then Grantee shall In; permitted to, and is hereby authorised to, exact from such customer or customers such cash advan­ ces, minimum guarantees,.service, guarantees und or other arrangements, ns will enable Grantee to earn u fair and reasonable return on the cost of providing and rendering the required service. , for cancellation of the franchise if the Company Section XL That the Grantee is hereby given the right and authority to make assignments of this right, privilege and authority nnd the rights hereunder, all assignees to be bound to the same extent as the original Grantee. | t* \ ■ ns E X P L A N A T IO N — This section IV is inserted to protect the City from any liability aris­ ing out o f the Company’s operations and makes the Company solely and wholly responsible for any Ihing that happens because o f the use o f the streets. * E X P L A N A T IO N — This section fixes entire responsibility upon the Company for re­ placing at its cost all streets, sidewalks and pavements which it disturbs In its operations. Section II. That the City of Sanford, Florida, hereby reserves the right at nnd after the expiration of this grant to purrhnse the property of the Grantee used under this grant, ns provided by Laws of Florida, in effect at the time o f the Grantee's acceptance hereof, including Section 184-1 of the Revised General Statutes of Florida of lUlIO, and as n condition precedent to the taking effect of this grant, the Grantee shall give and grant to the City of Sanford, Florida, the right to purchase so reserved. Grantee shall he deemed to have given and granted such right uf purehnae by the act of acceptance hereof. 1 Section IV. Thnt the City shall in no way he liable or responsible for any accident or damage that may occur in the construction, operation or maintenance by the Grantee o f its lines and appurtenances hereunder,'and the acceptance of this franchise sbnll be deemed an agreement on the part o f said Grantee, to Indemnify suid City and hold it harmless against any nnd all liability, loss, cost, damage or expense, which may accrue to said City by reason of the neglect, default or misconduct o f the Grantee in the construction, operation or maintenance of its lines and appurtenances hereunder * Section IX. Thnt when any portion of u street is excavated by Grnntee in the locntlon or relocation nf any of its conduits, poles, towers, wires nnd transmission lines, the portion o f the street so excavated shall, within a reaotinhle time and ns early as practicable after such excavation be replaced in as good condition as it was at the time of such cxcnvntion, *v / * j r '••,.! - •» . 1 , • * * .,* E X P L A N A T IO N — This section one sets nut fully nml completely just what is granted to (he Company. N ote that it is merely n right, or privilege, that it is not exclusive, ami that the Lily gives up no right o f its own to go in business for itself. Section III. Thnt poles and towers shall be so located or relocated nnd so erected as to Interfere as lit lie possible with traffic over said streets, avenues, alleys, highways, bridges and public places, nnd with reasonable •gress from and ingress to abutting property. The location or relocation of! all poles, towers, and conduits shall be made under the supervision and with the approval of such representatives ns'the Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, may designate for the purpose, but not so us unreasonably to interfere with the proper operation of Grantee's lines and service. ^ .E X P iLm AN i uAiTuIO uN i i — This • mn nn:«niii section VI \ i is nisei inserted ie<i to III give Rive the I III* < C lit ity 1 the lie power Jiowe to require the Com pan/io make extensions to its lines which are required to give service to customers ruston and sets out the way in which such extensions may he nuule when not in themselves justified by the business t(>: lie served. y • . Y Standard Electric ■ PAGE FIVE Section X III. Thnt the Grantee sbnll filq Its written acceptance of this franchise with the City Clerk of the City of Sanford, Florida, within thirty (30) days .after it shall have boon duly passed and adopted ns required by law. ,;.j E X P L A N A T IO N — This is to make it a m atter oi record that the Company has accepted nnd hound itself to the provision o f the franchise. . t Section XIV. That all ordinances, and parts of ordinances, in conflict herewith ho nnd th esanto nro hereby repealed, „ Passed and adopted this ......... ....... day of ............ ........................ , 10......... Attest: • Signed: * ^ ..... - ...... .......................................... ............... . Title Clerk The foregoing Ordinances approved on the I .................day o f......... - ......... 19 ............. Mayor Title ............................ ................... . E X P L A N A T IO N — This id the usual dosing clausa o f any ordinanco. •W % -4s * f 4 ^ �T H E S A N FO R D H E R A L D , F R ID A Y , J U L Y 8, 1927 P A G E S IX When Betty Defeated Molla FORT WORTH, Tcxns, July 7.— Tin* stalo o f Texas has declared wnr on the "loan shark.” Consid­ erable time during the recent special session of the legislation was given to the matter o f curbing the activities of the money leaders nnd a legislative committee is now investigating charges o f usury. Some complaints have reached members o f tho committee o f cases where interest rates of from 120 to 1,000 percent per annum have been charged by money lenders who make loans on salaries nnd household goods. These complaints, however, are few because the vict­ ims o f the “ loan sharks” ns a rule are reticent nboul airing their troubles to others. It i t estimated that at least 25 loan offices .most o f them branch­ es o f chain concerns doing business throughout tho country, nre oper­ ating in Fort Worth alone. Tho total local loans ndvanced by theso concerns is placed nt approximate­ ly $100,000, nt interest ranging from 120 percent per annum up­ wards. Hankers interviewed by investi­ gators stated that the victims of tho “ loan sharks” rarely come to them for aid hut the few that do tell tales o f excessive interest charges nnd "shady” business. One mnn became indebted to a money lender to the extent of $’!00 to pay hospital bills and fun­ eral expenses for burying his wife. Although ho earned but $25.00 weekly, be was supposed to pay$35 a week on bin loan. A fter realising that at the end of the year he Here's the smile of victory of Hetty Nuthull, IC-ycur-old Hrilish ten­ would o w e $1,000 on his "loan," he nis phenom, as she walked o ff the court after beating Mrs. Molla sought the advice o f a reputable Mallory, left, in one of the feat tire matches of tin- n-eoiit Wimbledon commercial banker who loaned llim sufficient money to pay o ff the tournament. The youthful Hritish star will be seen in American tutir- ".bark." nntncnlu later in the nummor. While some o f the tales told are Miss Mack aye Behind the Bars M A N T.ONO, h i * W ife. nnd R . %V. TODD, nnd ------------ TODD, hi* w lfo, n r e each n n d e v e r y r e s i d e n t * o f ft Stale or country o th e r than the S l a t e o f F l o r i d a ; nnd t h a t th e pro* n.nt a d d r e s s nnd p l a c e o f r e s i d e n c e o f the d e f e n d a n t * . II. H. I,o n ? and I-llllan I .o n ? , h i* w l f o . 0* p a r t i c u ­ .really very*pathetic, tho bnnker l a r l y a * la k n o w n l* rt- K t a lu T a x C o m m l* * lo n . M o n t K o m o r y , A l a b a m a ; said, some o f them have nn element th a t t h e p r e s e n t n d d r e M nnd o f mirth, chiefly through tho Igno­ nnd pl licff *1f r e s i l i e n c e o f It. W , T o d d rance o f tho victim. a m i -------— T o d d, h i* Wife, a * p a r ­ This banker told of a negro who t i c u l a r l y ' n * I* k n o w n la I l l s W e * )«.\ A v e n u e . E v a n s t o n , l l l l u o l * ; t h a t hnd nothing but tho highest praiso yiiu II. S. K o n g , 1.111In ik I.o n g It. W. for his “ loan shark.” Todd nnd ------------ Todd, are enclt "W hy boss,” the negro snid, ‘‘ho and e very o v e r the a g e of tw e n t y year* and that there I* no p e r ­ is do nicest loan mnn I cvnh done one son In the State o f Florida, service business with. I borrowed $10 from of a Summon* In ch a n cery upon him nn’ ho jes’ come roun’ once a whom would hind you or nny o f you. T I I K H K F O I t K thin I* to command week and collect one dollah. An I never have paid hack dot ton spot” Toil, II S Long. I-llllan Long, hi* wife, and It. W . Todd, nnd ------ *— The negro had been paying that Todd, hi* w ife , to ouch and e v e r y pm sunnily he and appear before uur one dollar for over nine months. s:.Id Circuit Court nt Sanford. Betnl10 ,|. County, Florid a, on the ftrnt Erring husbands in Central A f ­ liny o f Amtust, 1927 to make nnrica are fed rf lizzard porridge by nwor t « the Itlll o f Complaint thin filed ngninnt you by the Com­ their wives, who have n firm belief dav plainant In this enuHe o th e r w im thnt the homing instinct t/f tile this Hill of Com plaint w i l l lie ink ell a* 1 onfessed by you and till* cause lizard will be transmitted to their proceed ex pnrte. men. The nature o f the said suit help? a suit to fo reclo se Hint curtain A 1thought the printed calendar m o rtg a g e dated March It, A. D. 1925 from the ilefendauls. II. S. L o n g of alniunac was produced on the and Lillian Long, Ida w lfo, to the Continent in 1172, it was not until Realty Trust Company, the C o m ­ M97 that the first one in English plainant, said m o r t g a g e bein g of t.ifiril 111 M o r t g a g e Hook 11), page appeared. Like otir present alma­ v", .if the public R ecord* o f Sem inole nacs, tho (lutes and divisions of Ci nnty, Florid a. . It I* f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h l* N o ­ the year were freely interspersed lie p u h lIs h e d In th e S a n f o r d with prophecies nnd astronomical tice 1lei aid. a n e w s p a p e r p u b li s h e d In predictions. S a n fo r d , S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . m o e 11 w e e k f o r f o u r ( 1) c o n s o e u tivi w e e k s , a n d a c o p y t h e r e o f he > \ T i n : CIIM I IT r i l l I I T t I F SU M I - lo lillfd to e a c h o f t h e di f e m lu n t * min • -I Ip tlilH (irrler. \ (11,1-7 F O U N T V, F L O R I D A IN III A M IlltY W I T N E S S m y h a n d nnd o f f i c i a l C o u r t o f the R E A L T Y T R U S T ( M A t F A N Y , a t.’ o r - s.-al o f the C i r c u i t T w i n ly -T h lrd Ju d i c i a l C ircu it of po r o t i o i i . Corn pl a I nunt, Ho s t a t e o f F l o r i d a . In a n d fo r v* on Mil* t h e 1* 1. II H. I .UNO an d 1, 11,1,1 A N RO N D , S e m in o le C o u n t y , b i s w i f e , an d - It IV. T O D D , null —---------- T o D D ; b i s w i f e , D e f e n d - Texas Opens War Upon Loan Shark; Lenders Make Up To 1,000 Per Cent v. n. noirouASs, C l e r k C i r c u i t C o u rt, B y A . M. W U E K H D epu ty C le rk . ( C in C lI lT C O U R T S K A !,) W i l s o n , B o y l e a- D lir h lo n , S o lic i t o r s fo r C o m p lain an t P u b l i s h J u l y 2, D, in. 23. 3W. RUPTU RE O v e r d r a f t s , s e c u r e d , N o n * : u n s e c u r e d ............ ............. I . S. f J o r r m m r n t s e m r l l l e s o u n n l i b. A l l o t h e r U n i t e d S t a t e * O o v e r n m e n t fl e c u r lt le * ( I n c l u d i n g p r e m i u m * , I f n n y ) ..................... T o ta l* ........................................................ I' I tier be m l*. s t o c k s , s r r u r l t l r s , r 1r „ a n n n l i n a n k i n ? H o u s e , J 180. 000.00, F u r n i t u r e nnd f i x * l u r e , * 25,000.00 ........................... H e al e n t it le o w n e d o t h e r t h a n b a n k i n g h o u * o l a w f u l r e s e r v e w i t h F e d e r a l R e s e r v e i l n n k ...... i 'null in v a u l t nn d n m o u n t d u e f r o m n n t ln n n l bank* ............................. ................. n x r n iir it nun A m o u n t dim f r o m S t a t e h a n k s , h a n k e r * , nail a m i t r o u t c o m p a n i e s in t h e U n i t e d S t a t e n nnrt o t h e r w i s e a t t e m p t to I m p e r ­ ( o t h e r t h a n In c lu d e d In I t e m * S, 9, nn d j i j ) ' s o n a t e m e a n d d e c e i v e t h e p u b lic . C h e c k * on o t h e r h n n k * In t h e n a m e c i t y 01* t o w n F . II. S e e l e y , o f C h i c a g o ' a n d J*li 11an r e p o r t i n g h n n k ( o t t i e r t h a n I t e m 12) fu le lp h in . tiie n o te d e x p o r t w i l l p e r ­ T o t a l o f I t e m * . 9, 10, n , 12 am t IS ... s o n a l l y he nt t h e A n g l n h i l t lintel, M i s c e l l a n e o u s c n * h It e m * ............... ................ a n d w i l l r e m a i n In O r l a n d o F r i d a y T o t a l ............................................................................. o n l y J u l y Ifith f r o m :* u. m. t i l l 5 p. m. Air. S e e l e y * n y * : " T h e S p e rm a tic S h i e l d w i l l not C a p i t a l s t o c k p a id In ............... ........................ - ........... .. o n l y r e t a i n a n y c a s e o f r u p t u r e p e r ­ K u r p l u s fu n d ...... ....................................................................... U n d iv id e d p r o f i t s ....................................... i .................. .. fectly, h ut c o n t r a c t * t h e op en in g t i m e r veil f o r T a x e s l o t , A C o n t i n g e n c i e s In 10 d a y * on t h e a v e r a g e c a s e . ' R e ...... in g a vast advancem ent over a ll r l s - s s c u r r e n t e x p e n s e * p a id - ...... f o r m e r m e t h o d * —e x e m p l i f y i n g In - A m o u n t d u e to S t a l e h a n k * , b a n k e r s , a n d t r u s t Co. (Inc. N o n e d u e to hnnltx In f o r e i g n coun­ li la n t im e o u * effect* Im m ed iately tries) . . . . . . . . ap p re cia b le and w ith s ta n d in g nny strain or p o s it i o n no m n t t e r tin C e r t i f i e d -c h e c k s o u t s t a n d i n g .....: . .................. a l s o o r lo c a t i o n . L a r g e o r d i f f i c u l t C a s h i e r ' s c h e e k s o u t s t a n d i n g ..................... ............... T o t a l s o f I t e m s 2t, 25. 2«, 27. um l 2S c a s e s , o r ln r l* lu n u l r u p t u r e * ( f o l ­ R e m a n d d r no* lt» ( o t h e r lim n tin o k it e p o s lo w in g operation *, sp e c ia lly so lic itNUbJecl to R e s e r v e ( d e p o s i t s p a y a b l e w i t h ­ i d . T h l * In la n d an d In S p a i n , p r o d u c ­ in 3D d a y * ) : i n g r e s u l t * without s u r g e r y . I n j e c ­ tio n * . m e d ic a l t r e a t m e n t s o r p r e s ­ I n d i v i d u a l d e p o s i t s s u b j e c t to c h e c k ............. .. . c r ip t i o n * . C e r t i f i c a t e s o f d e p o s i t d u e In le * s t h a n 30 d a y s (other than m oney borrow ed ) . ............ •F A t.'T IflN — l II cn »e » s t ia n lil he r a n t toned ■■ g a i n s t t h e u s e o f n n y I S t a t e , c o u n t y , o r m u n i c i p a l d e p o s i t s s e c u r e d I p le d g e o f a * s e t s o f thl* h a n k o r s u r e t y b u n d s e l a s t i c o r w e ll I r n s * n l i l i . u n d e r s t r a p s , ns s a m e r e s t w h e r e t h e lu m p D i v i d e n d s u n p a id ..................................................... .......... T o ta l o f dem an d d ep o sits (o th er than b an k Is anil not u l i r r c t h e o p e n i n g Is, d e p o s i t s ) s u b j e c t to R e s e r v e , I t e m * 2!*, 30, p r n d u i 'l u g r i i u i p l l e a l l n n * n e c e s s i t a ­ 31, 32, 33, nnd 3t ........ ....................... .........2........... 1 t i n g s n r g l r n l o iie rn t ln n * . Mr. S e e ­ l e y h a * d o c u m e n t * f r o m th e U n ite d I’ ln i r il r p n s l t * s u b j e c t to R e s e r v e ( p a y a b l e a f t e r 30 d a y s , o r s u b j e c t lo 30 d a y s o r m o r e n o ­ S t a t e s G o v e r n m e n t , W a s h i n g t o n . I» tice, nnd p o s t a l s a v i n g s ) : C. f o r . In s p e c t io n . lie w i l l he g l a d H a v i n g * d e p o s i t * ......................... . ..............„ .............. to d e m o n s t r a t e w i t h o u t c h a r g e o r f i t t h e m i f d e s i r e d . il u x l i i e * s d e ­ State, cou nty, o r o th er m u n icip al d ep osit* s e c u r ­ ed b y p l e d g e o f a s s e t s o f t il ls b a n k o r s u r e t y m a n d s s t o p p i n g a t a n y o t h e r p la c e In t h l* a e e t lo n . bond V It— l : , c r y s t a t e m e n t In t h is O t h e r t im e d e p o s i t * .................... - — ■ .......................— n o t le e h a s tier n v e r l f l r d Piefore ll»e FoH lnl s a v i n g * d e p o s i t s ’ ..................................................... Federal and Stale C n ii r t s . __ T o t a l s o f l i m e d e p o s i t * s u b j e c t to R e s e r v e , F II. H B E L E Y . It e m * 35, 3G, 37, an d 3 9 ... ... I Home O ff ic e . 1I 7.W D e a r b o r n St. C h icag o . ! '• 8. — F r a u d W a r n i n g — Hewn re o f T r a n s i e n t I m p o s t o r * w h o I m it a t e an d p i r a t e the w i n d i n g o f m y a d s , ( l u i r l r r N o . S 7 IIH I t U I ’ Oltl- O F T H U C O N D IT IO N Ol F I R S T N A T IO N A l. H ANK I T N A N I'O III) IN I I I I I S T A T U O F F I , ( l i t I I I A , O F III SJN U SH ON J U N E a t r n i . H F SO C ItC F .S l.u a n s a n d d i s c o u n t * , I n c l u d i n g r e d i s c o u n t s H ic i i t a n e e s o f o t h e r h n n k * a n d f o r e i g n b ill* of, e x c h a n g e o r d r a f t * s o ld w i t h Intlor- em ent o f t h is h a n k (eyct-pt t h o s e s h o w n lo R e m l- h ) T o t a l Ioann ’ HOOTS AND IIEH BUDDIES SOME KICK! TSOoT A — IM IN L o u t * NO'. f c l A Y Y Y r W U X - AWtj YOO 6 m IMG t - v x i \ Op. a v,\cw. out op \T: 7/KNOT-Nj * 4.— 1 "V -V t^TI' C I M T ST S t * M J t v s x INC S I 0 . tT S. M T. OfT. SALESMAN SAM KIDDER KIDDED H ese. cotAF* n m s Dorothy Mackaye, former stage favorite, is’ shown here in the Lon 4 n g e l«i county jail awaiting lit-r transfer In state prison where she tarts a sentence of o n e t o three years for concealing facta in the "Oath o f her husband, Kay Raymond. Raymond's ussullaiit, I ‘mil Kelly, wtis sentenced to ten years when Raymond died following a fist fight between the two. LUHCH- \'LL. Y)(\UT TVLL 'XW o f f i c e ,'Tttew g o \w sack FRon G e f6 thl kvo h e r fttaoOT He.1? 5We.tK» (AO'itE LAST MIGWT W\TU VJOW / /' FRietiP, Oi PN'TCHP/’ X — S Wallops Waves ypt 'THOUGrrtT H'fS t^leRG -fW WHOLE R E E L M 'tH' 'O S '? 37 Comely Co-ed I M BtCr CUT * ’ PRETTY FELLA, V L L S(W ! Mope P iLL K lM P S COUA o f PuwiRG C («D « ALWAYS PRVVjATe. OH P ecK r/5ff_ MOM’N PO I C'MOM KtUIR*/L E T ’S G O O O T T o LUNCH A GOOD REASON AJOPE — x. DON’T THINK t ’LL GO OUT THIS . N oon jS r\ r a io n s e n s e ! DCn T LET A LITTLE WORK STAWD IN THE WAYYOU CAN DO Til AT 4., YRIEN YOt) GET > vW BACK Y e m < - r know — p u r r t h in k V o v eeiT tf? s r w „ V H£f?e/ S SUIT KOURSCLF^ Btnr BELieve ME, YOU’LL ec PRerrv poggonc B Y TAYL( THAT'S W H A T , I ’M HOPING-7 VJe'RC INVITED OUT TONIGHT HUNGR4 61/ F(VC ^ O'CLOCK Wif/Wi William A. jCrii-kson, o f New York, laittled umPtriumphed ovi-r rough M>u.H|in a 15-Riilc oieuit marathroii tit Atlantic ORy, N. .1, Out of sixty rtraters, he van the only one to finish, «s pictured here. It look 1dm 13 hour* and 30 minutes. Ellen Mi-lick, o f Elizabeth City, N. wan voted the most attractive Keillor at the University of North ('urolimi. In addition, Ellen is i ’hi iiela Kappa uml president of the noisily Womau’ii As social ion of Students, WASHINGTON TUBUS H W hen You A re A t The Beach H O S IE R Y , L IN G E R IE , H A N D IIA G S , N O V E L T Y J E W E L R Y , DRESSES, A R T N E E D L E W O R K , N O T IO N S , R A T H ING SU ITS, CAPS A N D SHOES COLLIER’S A t Daytona On the Reach —k~*i BY CR T int 's ? cn\ l y m io o ! C O U LO TW-L PoR. ttCR. ANT OAV. �PAGE SEVEN THE SANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1927__ ' " MAftKETPLACE* one 8 Iva T IIE NEW SANFORD llOOSTKIt plate only $1.00, Studebnker agency- Ask for carbon juice with gasoline- stops the knock. Snn Juan Garage Co. |nfunl Paily Herald fa r A D . R A T E S fa s ; Cash In Advance I'OR SALE— Smnll house- auto­ 20— M iscellaneous T » r Sale $ir. dozen 1R— Ktinms W ith B on n ! mat ie pump. Well sprinkler in sewing aprons; absolutely no selling; experience Unnecessary; HOARD AN D ROOM- Including garden and over lot. 70 feet front, FOR S ALE:.. CORNER LOT IN materials cut. Addressed envelope, PINE HURST. ONE BLOCK bath $8.00 per week,— also apart 133 feet bnck. All fenced Prieo $500. Cush $100. Hnlnnco monthly, FROM FRENCH. CASH TALKS. brings instruction. ALPHA 202' meat for rent. 820 \V. 3rd St. Inquire for Toney. Ginderville. MAKE AN OFFER. RE1 ■LY LOT Sln» L r “ U'r,<"1' N- J CARE HERALD. 1-1— Knouts W ith o u t H oard Commercial A: I almetto. Phono.'Ml | aprons homo; experience unnecTHREE — unfurnished rooms, 311 FOR SALE;— FOUR ROOM COT' ———— — — - — — — —— j cssnry; materials cut; instructions | TAGE ON ONE OF REST LOTS Elm Avo. I SANFORD ....Overlaid to . Willys- furnished Addressed envelope ; ON M AGNOLIA AVENU E. NEAR Knights & Overland, Whipplts. brings particulurs. Milo Garment, SOUTH SIDE SCHOOL.- J'RICK 15— A p a rtm e n l F o r K en t ! 1«rk & Commordul .Sts. Phone 68. ( J»35 Broadway, Hnyonnc, N. .1. REASONABLE. TERMS TO SUIT FOR SALE 11120 Ford roadster WANTED- 2 Young women to FOR RENT— Wager apartment."' PURCHASER. OW NER BOX 431 clean, cool, cozy, especially well CARE HERALD. new Unco finish. New tires. work in Ovi'do Preferably living Perfect condition. $250. Phono I8J in that town. Good opportunity In located, 708 Earl Street, Daytona FOP SALT .ONE OF BEST or call fiO'.i First National Hank make money. Pay- each day. See lh-aeh. Week or month utility fur­ FIVE ROOM BUNGALOWS ON nished. Huilding. PALM ETTO AVENU E. IN SAN Mr. Hooker, Rail Huilding, Room 5. Monday and Tuesday between FORD HEIGHTS. CORNER LOT, FURNISHED A P A R T M E N T — EQUIPPED W ITH SEMINOLE HUDSON- ESSEX 10 nnd 12 o'clock A. M. ELECTRIC Three rooms nnd hath, nil mod­ RANGE AND W ATE R HEATER. I NO ern conveniences, good location 203 Oiik Avo. PRICE LESS T H A N MARKET W ANTED— 20 girls and young P hnno 41 VALUE. TERMS TO SUIT BOX woman for remunerative- yet easy reasonable tent. Phono 831-J. 15 C.O. HERALD. work. An opportunity to innki 4— IttiHinc.ss Service money in your spare time. Pay FOR RENT .. 2 three room partly SALE:.... FIVE ROOM each day. Positions open for np- furnished apartments, Apply ller- FOR aid. SPANISH BUNGALOW ON YOUR BUSINESS —curd appear­ proximntcly six months. Gall at PARK AVENU E. 2 CAR GAR room 5, Hall Huilding, between the ing daily in this column will hours of 10 o’clock and 12 o’clock TWO rooms, kitchenette ami hath; RAGE, NICE LAW N. IMMEDI­ beautiful outlook; all improve- ATE POSSESSION.— C A N ’T IH3 all next week. Ask for Mr. Hooker. furnished, BEAT FOR THE PRICE. TER Mb attrnctiveJy mor.ts; reach over 3,000 every day! moderate rent hv wc ek. Young's $200.00 CASH. BALANCE W AN TE D — two young women, -and it costs so little a 12 word' Apnrtmci jts, office 200 N. Park MONTHLY. BOX 118 CARE HERliving in Longwood, to work in Avo. A ID . that city on a very good paying ad for one month eosts only $2.Ho. basis. Opportunity for long time TW O N EW— niceIv furnished Phono 118 employment. See Sir. Honker, room npartmons. $25 pelr mouth. 1H5 20— Farm # Fx»r Sale 5, Rail Huilding all next week be­ Just ask for "Classified Depart­ tween tha hours o f 10 and 12 it. m. W. First St. Phone 20'7. E:.: me rates on request. reduced rules are for itive insertions, words of average length anted n line, main charge of f«r nserlion. advertising is restricted per classification, i error is made I ho Sunerald will he responsible v one incorrect insertion, lvertiser for subsequent mis. The office should he lil immediately in ease of L> a d v e r t is e r s Herald representative Lilly funiiliai with rules, [„nd clns.iiication will compa'te Information. 1you wish, they will assist I wording your want ad. to it mom effective. lfi— Houses I*«»r Kent ment" I 148 LADIES -EARN— Service You’ll Appreciate! LINCOLN - FOUD - KOltDSON I Edward Higgins Inc. ! LADIES—Earn $10 dozen sewing l>n,» ads, will In* received Inins nnd collector sent lately for payment. i ______ 10c n line ........... He hline ...... 7c n line Phone <>— Help Wanted (M a le) Your Ford needs the kind of service that assures it In-mg cor­ rectly repaired— longer life, greater pleasure, lower cost « f operating arc a few features id the enr that s “ fixed right. CROSS-TIES— nnd pules, any grade or dimension. Sec E, M. or If. Bush. Geneva. Our long experience in this line of business with the latest and Itest equipment should enable us to give service that will please. Registration Notice "Ask the ones who we arc now serving" FOR SPE C IA L ELECTION. M a tte tt’s A u to R e p a ir Sh o p The Registration Rooks of the City of Sanford, Florida, will he open Wednesday, .Inly Oth, l!'27 and will cln.su Monday, July 2fdh, 11*27. At the City Hall. DirectJill-Water'Routeto YORK Every Day Is Pay-Dciy w hc n y o uv mo ne y i s placed i n a n Interest Bear­ ing account in t hi s s t r o n g* bank. FOR RE NT — 5 rooi ns und hath, nicely furnished, nKo 0 rooms In Tho State Of Florida nnd bath unfuruishei1, Rent renIn the flowing well dirt riot neat We have opening for man with II'ORTANT NOTICE sonalilc, M il Celeri Avc. Mrs. Sanford, with d ay subsoil. Op selling experience nnd ability to , eriimrs should give tlie r close deni. To this type man we of Mnffit. I*hone 128-W. the highway nnd one mile from „r postoffice address as It. It. station. for local connections. Address is their phono nun.bor if "Confidential’’ P. O. Box 1080, | EIGHT ROOM— house for rent lit Already cleared, Perfect ' 808 Elm Avo. $35 per month. Five Daytona Beach, Fin. Bcsire results. About one drainage. I room cottage at Paula, adjacent 1 Virgin soil of unsurpassed for out of n thousand has Depend on to school house, $25 per month. lulionc nnd the others R O YAL CLEANERS * DYERS BOYS W AN TE D —Can use five 1Furnished cottage at Flora Heights tility. will grow anything. gooil Ikivh who a re hustlers. Can j communicate with you 1,000 Acres in units of R uf'cs, tVo clean anything. Do all kinds of earn as high as a dollar an after­ i $25 per month. See Jno. D. Jenkins ns many as you '“ ant J they know your address. plaiting. Phone 481-J. Court House Sanford, Fla. I discontinuance MUST lie noon. Apply Circulation DepartA T \ I’ liitJE SO LOW IT W IL L ■in person Ht I hr Siinfnnl PHONOGRAPH repairing, ............ .....piano ..... . i went Herald. "Make Your Head Swim" FOB RENT |offire or by letter, lele. | tuning by experts with 17 yours Home Seekers, Here Is Your ROOM UNFURNISHED STUCdiscontinuances arc not 1experience. Sanford Music Store TOPCO A U T O TO P DRESSING Chance DKKSSI.Nti |’’ YY.VVK»r7 * . r»ur .. , Waterproofs soften* and m r * B U N G A L O W . 2 HKD ROOMS.1 ned Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & 11 Me I e -1 MUS . Prompt - efficient It May Never Come Again 1 ‘ semens nail pro , , , V , N(; K ()0 M. DINING ROOM,! sc rves, makes your top last for­ Lander Arcade, Phone 832. Service If you can make a smull cash ever; money hack guarantee, no KITCHEN (equipp'd with electric BUILDING BLOCKS - Irrigation brush fuss or muss, 500 cans sold range), BATH (with hot and cold payment and finance your first it will easily pay for the boxes and general cement work in Flu. last 30 days. Salesman water). LOCATED 2 too PALM E T- ' ' V’ It And Found Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Ter- wanted. See D. W. Short. Sales TO AVENU E. RENT SUMMER ," n"' If you are looking for n "Snap" RATES. I’HONE 118. willegor, Pray. 3rd and Elm. Mgr. 11 Ball ltld’g. Sanford, Fla. L 7 ! Here it Is ■Black leather grip, conSee Mo At Once 5-ROOM bungalow for rent. |g ladle- apparel. Between LAN EY.S DRUG STORE— Pre­ W. M. YOUNG scriptions, Drugs, Soda. W earo 7— Situation Wanted with hath and garage, on French and Orlando. Phone 40-W Bargains In Real Estate Avc., near 11th St. Phono 221 or hi to fitrald office-Rcwnrd. as near you ns your phone. Cal! llM 1 Park Avo. and Commercial St. call at GO1 Park Avc. LUMBER nnd complete line of silk bag containing P E R M A N E N T — position wanted building material. Low prices. Ly steady reliable man. Out donr b ROOM Collage, unt in up-hod, for, 21— A c re a g e F o r k-iie ind purse; money in puiso Security Lumber Co., "Whcro Good rent. 1701) block, $25 a month. ** ward finder for sending tho work preferred. Some selling ex­ Grades Come From" Muplo and d remaining contents to adperience nnd accustomed to ptiyrco! Box 1700 care Herald. Sixth. Phono 707. f Mrs. A. L. Armstrong, work. Past record and mimes " f MUCK LANDS ARE V ALU AB LE Purk, ,St. Augustine, I-’lu. CONCRETE in every ahupu and employers gladly * furnished. Ad­ 19— House's F o r Sale Just three miles from tho city form, blocks, tile roofing, ornn- dress P, O. Box 317- Fairmont, W. limits on highway I have eight nnunccnienlK mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod­ Vn. acres of muck lands that can Ik’ ucts Company, Fifth und Mnplo Pretty Mnrvnnin Home. Priced bought for $500 an acre or special price made on all o f it. Thirty ITION and PLU M B IN G — Sts. Phono 112-W. S— Fin an cial ncros in entire, tract includes ritipccialty. We handle electric CLARENCE SMITH itis lands and ptjier good garden pumps, home light and t at cost with very easy terms. General Contractor land. Fine place for poultry and IpUnla. Sanford Machine Co. MONEY— to loan on lihprnvnd de­ 100 West First Stroaf truck of all kinds. Men can mako sirable residential proport) m at Phone 441 living raising hulhs, celery, vege­ F. II. Scruggn LtomcbncM Sanford at 0 per cent interest, no tables and poultry for Sanford und M E T A L ROOFING—Tho R o o f Ev­ brokerage- Address Lunn P. O Box Orlando markets. Address R.*A. ( ’. erlasting. Metal shingles; 503 City. PODGE care Herald. This will not he on I’hone 735 or 338-.I rr cars and Graham Trucks standing scam tin nnd galvanized market long. If you do not think! roofs. See Jumea II. Cowan. Oak 11— .Miscellaneous ad 13th St. Phone 3. this hind is worth, the price try to •ve. and Thitd St. Phone 111. Masonic Te m p le buv eomo o f the muck lands in! INS & C O W M A N CO.. Auto WIGHT-CHKISKNBEKKY PRIN T TW O REFRIGERATORS — Good other parts of tho enuntrv. cond.tion; price.) reasonable.Pier­ ator and shcrl metal works SHOP — Printing, Engraving, son I-arkin, Inc, McLandcr Arcnda nnd ornaments' sheet melul Tel. 710 W. 207 French Avc. Embossing. ;k c us first. Wo do Phone 880. it. Phone 417-W. R. R. AvenueCommercial Street. |ANFORD BUICK CO. 12— Wanted 212 Magnolia Avo . 5— H elp W a u le d F e m a le Phone 307 MEN AN D WOMEN ... of good np pearnneo to work for a local eonHURT— MARMONS W A N TE D — TW o young women, ■0*71. Easy work, full or spare time, anford Automobile Co. living in l^ike Alary- have op­ good remuneration. Pay every day ■Kaolin Avc. Phono 137 portunity for making good money Apply to The Herald Office. ir. their spare time. Pay each day. , m o d e l TRIM CO. No selling. See Mr. Hooker, room) W AN TE D TO B U Y :— tractor) _ rim the car, not the owner, 5, Ball Building. Monday and T iiim - disc plow olid disc harrow. W. M. " fhonc 817 for estimates I day between 10 and 12 o’cIock j Young, 200 . Park Avc. Officu " P. W. RADFORD 1u. nt. * Phone 777, Residence Phone 775. CLKAN HP YOUR OLD W ALLS WITH THE NEW W A L L P A IN T SOMETHING NEW AND BET­ TER. FOR FURTHER IN F O R M A­ TION- C A LL PHONE 2.35-J OR SEE. V. C. COLLIN, SANFORD, FLA. ! most luxurious coastwisi steamers nflont offer you comfort one convenience supreme. SAILINGS FROM JACKSONVILLE TO NEW Y0 RI C a llin g at C h a rle ito n s. s. s. rt. Fvnrv Mnoilny. riuirw lav and S n tu rtlii at 3 P M. 4. 13, 22 Aug. July 7, HI, 25 s. Cherokee 4. 13, 22 Aug. July ll. 18, 28 s. Mohawk 8, 18, 27 Aug. July 11,21, 30 s. Seminole Aug. 1, 11, 20, 21) July 14, 23 s. Apache SUMMER FARES FROM JACKSONVILLE To New Yoik City........ $36.54 one way To Charleiton. S .C ...... SU.00 » " To Boiton, M a n ......... $12.81 " " Put Your Dollars On Our Pay-Roll $59.18 roundtrip $18.00 " " . $72.u n n > ( T h r o u g h t l c k » t § mntf h * H * i » to mil p r i n c i p a l n o r r h m r n rm ^n rii Summer Fxcrcusion Now On Sale Return Limit Oct. 31, 1927 Trantporlilion Inrludri m » « i »i*a Inna* « t i i r p m i h ftlli; other *t»trtoom » oi preferred location and alaa with or a Ithout private lavatoey and ■Sower, alto auitM with twin nr ^double bedt and peivatt bath at varylna e t'ia charge*. Perfect dinina »er*ic«— table* may b* r*> *-rver| for two. four, all or right perton*. OrcSraUn, \ merit* and dandno- Cordially yours, F ir s t N a tio n a l Bank f o r f u r t h e r fnrnrm afm n. X e.erva fien * Tieftal*. ale., apply lo CLYDE LINE 11. ('aider Agent, Hanford, Flo. Wm. II. CIcmcMs, llistrirt Passcnccr Agent Pier 1 Jacksonville, Fla. ( ’ashler E PSCKLES AND HIS FRIENDS F ’-AV 7A6S Pooy you JUST COME Ia TTH DEPOT zoom? A/OD SEE ITQMCS, . : eercA A M y O S C A R *■- X A iE N E R -<-& CLEMS 11 SAVJ SUCUAAOCE ASCEC THAN rJ K I Pcyoy IAJALU —'I 7AS-S Powy/ ANy UFE R y T h e W a t e r ’s Fine J J VEAM 7 A G S DOVJA* T U E R E tAJITU » T O T In and save m on ey. 3 3 i m a ■f M Your Headquarters When You Come Over D A Y T O »f •t a N a ■ ■ « « N A ie ■ « H You use our Bath House or Suils Hurry Over Often! Operating Pepp\s Fool And Hath House “DIAMONDS” j.. l Make Our Bath House And Pool IT S DOVW A77K D EP O T r a ' rh fe y it jl Mail order house have sold many tires in Sanford in the past— Hut it is no longer necessary to or­ der your tires Buy from usGenuine B lo s s e r 5 •;-s-++'H-+4-+'k'H"H'+4"!'i-+4” K-+-k+4+’k’M^■♦♦■h -h -* r*>/ On The Wondciful Ocean Beach At Daytona .i) Look! 'j " S s ■ Jm \H£U_-AOA> DO you like Axy , POMV? ITS PURTy /oicE •MV U/OCIE CLEM'S A1 —v L . ptr^iy MAS A /0)CER -/ M1AATAD& StAJ 60IM<3 TO AJAME T.TA6? AVW, K E E P . AQCOT 1 LAjCLE C LEM '. uc h l S S ■ S ■ DIAMOND H EAVY T IT A N DIAMOND HEAVY SERVICE $ 8.30 30x:i!4 ............ $ 7.35 52x1 12.4016.10 33.10 20x5 S ply heavy service 36.60 32x5 S ply heavy service 10.70 29x4*40 ...:... 8.40 15.85 30x4.95 .............. 12.20 30x5.25 .............. 13.65 17.70 30x5.77 ............ 16.00 20.85 25.50 33x6.00 ............ 17.00 CrTmpluU' stock o f gL’itutnu Fnrtl repuir purts. MY! ; I nco u • fat off. Oiiar i t hla tin vice me Hotel ( will prove an Ideal Stopping Place for you and your family during the Summer months or on your week end visits. Only a step to the ocean. Special Summer Rates | Extra Spcxial W eek End Rates BUY “ DIAMONDS” A T ■ J Break TUBES $1.60 3.10 1.40 4.85 2.25 2.80 3.15 3.80 4.10 I Wight Brothers Company 2nd. A Magnolia, Kith and Sanford, lat. A Klui or Jonca Tire Shop ■ a B S "~ rc a a o B B iiB i:a i}B a a a R i:a cB B iia B a a a x B R K B M R a a a c a ia b I R e a r W ig h t FHMu k S ta tio n U S 10. 2nd. S I. L. R. PH ILIPS City Registration Officer. BEST BUY IN AG R IC U LTU R ­ A L LAND I ► | The Breakers Hotel | “ On The Ocean” � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1927 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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TH E W EATHER Generally fair tonight and Tuesday, except local thunder­ showers Tuesday afternoon; light south and southeast winds over north portion nnd east and south­ east over south portion. Iy o u r n e w s p a p e r ItsIh’iI in Florida s Heart [World’s Greatest Vegetable Ion. Its Richest Garden ! Jiml NO. XVII. ;h l e a d e r inv Leiisctf Wire International Nowh Service Scrcen Stars Plan To Marry Tonight SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, JU LY 11. H127 ALIENS R E U T E lC o m m «Sf0n LOS ANGELES. Ju ly llx (1N S)—Friends of Greta Nilsren- Swedish film star, and t'bnrlos Farrell, screen actor, to­ day announced the couple will lie Innrried at Riverside, Cal., tonight. Only a few friends and relatives have been invited to the wedding, which v ill l>e per­ formed in the old Spanish ('Im­ pel of the famous Riverside Inn. The couple’s romance was said to have begun during their collaboration in a picture now being filmed here. NUMBER 264 M em b er Audit Rureaii t ) f ,C im ila t io n s A crion MRS. LE BOEUF Until Octob FranchiseTo Utility Firm Balance In State Treasury Falling TA LLA H A SSEE, Fla., July I I __(IN S )—The Trensury bal­ ance is $9,579,571.58, according to figures made public by tho State Treasury today. Dis­ bursements during Juno were $3,035,435.52 and receipts $2.393,834.(55. The Trensury bal­ ance at the end of May was $10,­ 121,172.15. Tim General Revenue Fund June 30 was $2,603,897.73 ns compared with $3,109,412.44(5 Mny 31. There was $751,(5(52,24 spent out of this fund nnd $240,­ 1 17.51 paid into it during the 1 FRANCE MAKES GOOD START ON SCOTCH! LINKS ( ’"'Umissioiter Chase was joined The City Commission this a fte r­ noon deferred action on tho ij»r- bv W. J . Hardy. O. P. Herndon and mnl application of tlie Florid.i R. H. Berg in his view that tho Power nnd l.igbt Company for a matter should have been settled Sninll ( ’(immunity Buzzing As Rene Golias Turns In Party Of Eighteen Foreigners franddso of 30 years extendin'; tdilny. Mr. linnly reminded tlie Gossip Spreads Of Arts DT Best Score Of 71 As tners Jury Says Are Captured Near Ft .Myers from the present date. The ( ommi' loners that tho question Slain Man’s Wife WhnSings mission set the first meeting In [evinO’HigginsMet After Difficult And Adven­ t)itol»cr as the time when definite iu been brought up on three pre­ Rain Pours In First In Choir After His Death turous Voyage Across Globe action will bo taken. This announ­ vious occasions and Mr. Herndon Rounds BritishOpen [is Death In Muicement followed considerable dis- v.na of tho opinion that “there is ;in time like the present." Grand Jury Expected emsion, both by tho commission­ *r I5y 3 Unknown Their Money Taken Mayor 1-ake in support of the ers nnd several citixens. 1 ei ntention for a delay said that To Convene Tuesday ‘ monlh* Commissioner Chase express'd By Mexican Skipper the people were not acquainted himself in favor <>f granting the with the m atter nnd that the pres­ In.iu bi «> today, although he sec­ ent time was not propitious for Police Believe Trapper Com­ Old And Young ArcThrownln- onded commissioner liousholder j \ , mitted Murder But Towns­ To Sen Near Florida Coast motion to delay action until Octob­ granting the franchise. While ap­ people Illume Lover Doctor Champion Comes In 4 preciating the company’s position, And Told T'oSwim ForShore er. Commissioner Chase was of tho the mayor stated Hint n postpone______ opinion thnt tho matter Imd botn Intry-Wide Search Strokes Behind His ment was the only fair thing to do MORGAN CITV La. July 11. for some tlipo FORT M EYERS, Fin., July 11. considered ...... .................................. , and tun., . in’ ■ onsid ration of the citizens. I — ( | N S)—‘ T he details of the love lets Under Way As Partner With A 76 — (IN S )—Tiie tortures and hard- nlthouglt ulthoiigh the franchise form ^or1.1'. mH <\>mmi.. ioncr liousholder * " ! which Dr. Thomas Drchcr ships of aliens being smuggled in- lust been published, the citizens (ito Murderers Fly m thi motion, voiced th e*en j anij ,,, . Ada Le Doouf tried ao Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr. Is to the United Slates from Cuba |had been thoroughly nppri e«l '■ ST ANDREWS’ SCOT­ '.ni (( untinuod On 1‘nge »>ix) ) hard to shield from tho lipshnml were related here today by two of [the prdpmml or thu utility concern, Enrly RidersOfOldDcadwood LAND, July n . — Franco stcpOn ilis Way To RenoTo Sue lUBUN, July II.— (INS) who was murdered July 1, will lie a party of Id aliens captured on Trail’’ Gallop To Summer For Divorce From HisNNife; ped into the golf hmeliffht to­ laid before the Saint Mary Parish Wilful murdered by throe Sanibel Island Friday after nn White House Wit hinvltntton day when Reno Golias of grand jury at Franklin tomorow. Estranged For Past 2 Year adventurous voyage a m u a t h«* unknown” was the verIssued To 1’residentCoolidgo Fouroueux, France, turned in Tho. woman "go-between" who globe from the island of Kniimnos returned today by a eoroNEW YORK, July 11.— (IN S) — of the Turkish east coast, while carried love leters from Dr. Dreher is inuc.st into the death of Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr ., is on bis Federal immigration oficcrn and RAPID CITY, S. D., July 11.— n score of 71, the best score to Mrs. Le lb vuf, and from her to lin O’llitrgina, vice presi­ him, is known nnd lias been sum­ Tho hoys who used to carry the re tu rn e d in the first qualify­ way to Reno today with tho avowed coast guardsmen were scouring moned to appear before the jury, mail from Omaha to ’Frisco when ing round of the British Open lt nnd minister of puatice Intention of beginning suit for di­ Florida waters f«r tho smuggling Dis trict Attorney Vuillcment an­ foreign affairs for the vorce ngainst - Rachel Littleton vessel nnd Mexican skipper who tlie West was nothing but a prairie Golf Championship. nounced. Golias’ card follows:—|h Free State. Vanderbilt. He plnns to establish brought them to Florida from Havana. He expeccts her testimony to /Were back in the saddle today, re­ Out 4-1-3-4-4-4-3-3-5—-34. Enl/miMEer AndDel’oltesM ill residence immediately nnd unless tracing the Old Dcndwood Trail. |u> Inquest was hold in the heavily with the jury which The two alietiH Sam .Maims and Discovery Of Other Body por­ Speak Against Waterway;| wtipli It was the pony express riding Tn 4-3-4-5-0-4-A-4-3— 37. |k Rock town halt near tin* his action is contested lie may ob­ Mnmict tions Give Evidence Of.MtirIs to h^ as ked to indict 1»r. Dro­ Mannrkos, pennylesrj. tain n decree at the end of six Tiie Frenchman, playing under ( onitelly Will Talk For 111 ller, Mrs. Le lloeuf nnd Jnines again. where O’Higgins was nssassiwithout clothing, and liungry, bad . *Vr o r Others By Slayer Of months. tllliirini. 7 ,, ,d J, it,, Meet Is At Lyman School Beadle, the trapper, for the first Gone, however, were the dangers difficult wC.^ teffv^ Jd!c.",B n l* the L,l ye- ter day. A fter thu inquest in •neck i):-s. Brmvnall & Benue! hot pace with five birdies, at the “There is no mystery about this ibeen put overboard of the road which besot them' in degreo murder. deep ■ water i*n tho Sanibel Reach body was yemovod to tin? Man- nnd nothing to bide,” said Vander­ third, fifth, fifth, seventh, seventeenth from Longwond and The dis trict attorney announc­ (lie mad days of tiie 70*s. Gone, al­ third, House in Dublin whore it bilt just before leaving New * <>rk. and told to wade ashore where N E W VoRK. July 12.—(INS) and eighteenth. He dropped lie in state until tomorrow Personally I do not like to have to they \vmiId soon find a railroad this morning indicate ed a list of I I witnesses whom lie so, the tortuous mountain trails, stroke nt the ninth, thirteenth and that a tlltnt I Altamon —Tlie pi now replaced by tho graded, grav­ fit. Then it will lie moved to St. sue for n divorce, but as my wife station and facilities to carry IItmii large crowd of interested has summoned, nnd said that the eled roads of a latter dny civiliza­ fourteenth holes. *h;,( a h Brews Church where it will lie 1ms refused to sue me I feel it bet­ to the mainland of tho United S ta­ woman fell a vi ,m to the B ro o k -I citizens In n pouring rain, as only Scot­ from those two towns woman who fostered the affair tion. And in place «f the saddle bag >tnto until the funeral Wednes- ter to take this course." tes. lyn axe killer can ed police to will be present between Dr. Dreher nnd Mrs. I.c tish rain can pour, Bobby Jonca tonight at 8 crammed full with mail wns a sin­ morning. The Mexican smuggler captain search this ' t IB tlOOfl for anotlicr o'clock at tlie Lyman school to Hoetif and another secret witness Marled bis effort today to retain, “Wo have separated for more frith the police and the governhad taken all their money ranging body beneatli tin charnel house bear a discussion of the proposed have been called hut he refused to gle letter. bis title ns British Open GoUthan two years, part of which time Sarah Elizabeth Thnt letter was nn invitation to Mrs. i Vt maintaining great secrecy from Slop to $<500 each nnd had where canal linking tlie St. Johns and reveal tltcir names. theory is being advanced that she lias resided with my family. given them nothing to eat during Rrownnll and Mi . Alfred Bonnot Indian rivers. A delegation of Tho summoning of the witness­ President Coolidgo from the peo­ ^P nrtcncred by R. A. Whitcomb, 11 their bodies were murdered nssnfsinntion was onj of per- My patents have been, and still are, three day voyage from Culm. es came Ironically enough as tlie ple of Wyoming urging him to vis­ Jones went to the first tec in the Sanford business men is also supporting her. My family is opAppealing to the island store­ hacked to pieces. town is buzzing witli the discovery it the State, any portion of it even, qualifying rounds of tho tourna­ Inrtino, who expected to attend. ns Gov. Frank Emerson put it, S’l l i S s w a s one of the f i r m - to divorce, but | " keeper for food the foreigners soon Mrs. Mary D« While tin? meeting was railed by that Mrs. Le Doetlf danced nt a the "dude ranch country” at Yel­ ment with n huge gallery behind Headers in the Irish Free State separation if we ca g - found themselves in tho toils of tho ilfetipied nn apart nu nt where Mrs. a ffair on tho him. Up to tho time of Jones ap­ active in the fight against small ommunity • • told police •• that lows tone Park. n was credited generally with• together. law and lodged in Uie county jail I Betinet • lived, that her b< tin pearance the gallery had rvmnineu u.-d, ii bas been announc'd '»!*'•«* »f Sntunlny, Ju ly 2, tho ’ Hi. cu Young Vanderbilt met the for­ •It F oil Mvers daughter Evelyn, is. disappeared Jig responsible for the decision Enrly this morning, Butch Bell under cover hut when tho champion My. . telling relative that it will be opened for dis- night niter la-r husband wns killed on June 30. a , Jilting in the execution of many mer Rachel Littleton in 15*11*. She ni r n ri m y in . rode out of Cheyenne jwith tho set fourth the Scots forgot tho and liis body slashed from the In tlieir cell, Mnnos and Mannkos euision by both proponents and Mrs. Brown site was going els who fought the Free State is a half-sister of Martin W. Little­ Governor’s invitation, the first of rain, and Its discomforts nnd trail­ opponents of the project. <’. \V. nerk to the waist. ring its early days. Many bo- ton, noted New York lawyer. '1 lie said tiuit the party first einharkcd nil. twenty-seven riders who will span ed nt the heels of tlie American on tho voyage from tho island of Tills information was laid be­ ’ 'it/'iiing.T c-r I.ottgwnod, former J n that friends of executed t.'b- pair were married a year later at Meanwhile, the h< :. 1 of n woman the 270 miles to tlie summer Whitu who is a five to one favorite to win Kaltmuns, o ff the east com: i of fore tindistrict attorney but it ty comma -donor, who lias hml sworn vengennee upon ()’- St. Thomas’ Church, the ocension found in the subway raid s name i House in tho Black Hills. Through­ |ggins nnd that t hey carried out being one of the most brilliant so­ Turkey. Tile voyage took the aliens distance from tho wene of tho nuir* been lending tlie movement to had already become public gossip, out tho night the reluy will con­ the championship. Jones appeared unworried by across the Agcnn sea, tliroii »h the along with tho news that on the fe.it the construction of the cir r ath yesterday when he ven- cial affairs of tire Season. ’den. was Identified as Mint of Mrs.. tinue until. At niiout noon tomor­ . will speak, ns well as next dny, .Sunday, she attended row. Dakota Clyde Jones, only real tho rnin nnd wns on the green at Iretl forth unguarded to attend . Auspicious as was the outlook for Ionian sen, Ihrougli the Straits of H nnot, by in p«?c r SulUvan. ‘ \ -t, the first hole in two but was strong Messina, ..-vcr the Tyrrhenian Sea, pri-nunent (g'.horch end ■ar'£-.'.»r>tlly. lurch . . cowboy of the Presidential Entour­ with his putt ami missed a btrdle. the young couple, hints of discord ncross the MedUornnesn and (hrm - Halverson Leu,’ janitor o f .t ’ ^pt’jeooin ,\. - IJ5L V > * of the townspeople interest building where parts of the j utt'Tney of this city. It jr> st.yl I po early to detcis»hic>-Vi’pre KOOn heard. W iu g Vanderthe woman's bo.ih worn found, p e r-' . Tonlght'a meeting will he Mr. centers on Jam es Beadle, the trap­ age, delivers tin* calfskin upon lie sang n two-yard putt for n par » political effects of tho nssnssi-1|)ilt (,mhnrkcd on journalism in gli Ihe Straits of Gibraltar ! which tho invitation has boon four ns his initial effort. slated in denying* the mutiplo kill­ Dcl’oti.-s’ first pulilie appearnuce per, and they hope something will burnt. Elion, but tlie government lias the face of opposition by his par­ Atlantic nnd to C tib». Jones played the first three holes Leaving Havana in the dead of jl.cn steps to prevent disorders ents, Ilrigadier General and Mrs. ings. It. i held on a charge of ns an opponent of the measure, come out of the grand jury meet­ in 4-5-4, which was not as good ns ing, which will reveal bis part in I re are rumors of a possible new Cornelius Vanderbilt and establish­ night with Miami Beach as their homicide. . , nlttioiigh in- is understood to have the straight fours scored by Whit­ destination, the aliens were locked Id I war but such reports arc di&- ed a string of tabloids. As the crack detectives of New been opposed for some time to the the death of l.c Hoeuf. Beadle lias comb. When they came in^ Jones, iu the hold of the smuggling -hip York's |tinted in responsible quarters. become tlie man of mystery in tho homicide squad ntndo const ruction of tlio canal under Thu venture failed and young Americon holder of tho titlo was and during tho three day voyage ease and his steadfast and un­ The body of O’Higgins lies in Vanderbilt joined the staff of Ihe effort i to pi-'< >• together <vhlcn • the present plan. . four strokes behind Whitcomb raid tjiey were given the treat ment fullering denial of any part in fe banquet hall of the Mansion Now York Mirror ns an editorial in the grin-, onu ilniible slaying n| Although it baa been previously j with a 76. lie wns not at all satis­ of entile. When they called for two women, Ludwig Lee, 38, |nii.se with n crucifix clasped in writer. M ucrime in the funof statenliuounced thnt Col. (Jill .-rt A. fied with his card oven though it hands nnd another six foot crumonts of Dr. Dreher and Mrs. Le ilis sister, Grace, eloped on June food they wore given water and a former sailor, was subjected I" Youiigberg, engineer f«-r the was not bad score considering tho Ifix draped in black, erected at 28 of this year and was married when they sought fresh air, Hi:' a grilling invc ligation, lie deni, Cuiml Boat'd, vhll In- ui tide to Itoeuf that ho was tlie guilty man Heavy fines were meted out t 0 1driving rain which hampered all le head. ’ hatch was bolted tighter. who actually shot Le Hoeuf mid complicity' in tlie ghastly crime Henry Gnssawny Davis, ,‘ld, with President Cosgrnve nnd Govcrn- atopoliceman A fter three days and night of tail tho police have expressed upp.-nr tonight to ex pi dn thu ripped Ids body 'open have made two men in I’olico Court this P'nycrs* as n witness at tho Mu­ J°|*®8 game seemed to lack snap I (lenornl iiealty were among tho this imprisonment, Hie little group tin nisei vos ns confident that they project, A. I*. Connelly, member of iiim something of a hero among nut ii ing on charges of operating of tltu hoard, nnnouti ed this a car while under tho influence nndho c o n U n u a ily Je ft hlmtelf l i 't to view the body nnd pay nicipal Building. Later, in an effort of foreigners received harsh or ' r have "tiie right man.” morning that lie will speak. Uie fidk of tlie countryside. I' ir respects nnd then thousands to win the blessing of tho bride’s es to conio out <T the hole below The murdered of intoxicating liquora. The men « ' " ic,ult Putt8» hla Piuh »hot» foUFor tlie same reason public women. M i'. others stood long hours in line pnrents, they went through a sec­ deck. The ship was at anchor and Elizabeth Rrownnll. (55, and Mrs. J, G, Bull, another member, in­ opinion has turned against Dreher were W. .1. Hopkins and Rob ln* ®horlt ,or ™nning wide. On the ond ceremony according to Epis­ |aiting to view the body, the aliens could see the outline of Alfred Rennet, 40. apparently wore dicated that lie would not talk. nnd lie is condemned for turning King. King .lid not appear to dc- "p™nd hole, after being bunkered i Although tho Republicans have copal rites at tho Little Church u- land.in the dim moonlight. The slain in the cellar of a brownaton.- It. \\\ Penrmna, assistant secre­ i n Ids man "Friday”, Beadle, who fend" himself on the charge and fn l!u tho tce\ he disappointed hin tary , Is expected to nia'to n few estreated K.nl , rY tnkinK a fivo on tho hti-Kcpuiilicnn sentiment is run- round the Corner. bail been u sort of u paid retainer, his $200 bond was Tlie impending divorce of young Mexican skipper stood by with a house in a quiet residential section remarks. |ng high. Hopkins was sentenced to pay n Vurd < e h° , wa* ? n ‘n t^r o ®ild | of Brooklyn. The major portions of rifle in ids bands. performing odd jolis around the Vunderbilt will be the third in the A meeting, called by tlie board, bouse. The relationship between fine of $200 or serve 00 dnys. down in ,Pnr four. At the fifth ho |Mrs. O'liiggins was still proB- family within tho year. Within tlie The foreigners were lined up Ih.-ir bodies wore found in thru' „„ . . . " ’«» again trapped with his drivo will ho held ut the Lyman school tln-so two men, »,o different in ®tcil by tho shock mid was in a Inst few months the Paris courts and told t./ get overboard. 'Iti ti- n-d) cans in the ."lia r, Ollier part Ittl.i i- cases on the docket were: aml took n aix. ' ' future, when every way, one a sauvo and cul­ Irhly nervous state today. She have granted decrees to Mrs. W. K. were protests because some of the were found wrapp' d in blanket'! within tho near W.‘ .hrn dll,0r;l; ,,u °n in two at the seventh mil the shots fired a t her hunaliens could nut swim. They were scattered among the shrubbery of u Col. Younglierg will ho present. tured physician, the oilier a very ;.r!x ; o' J . r'|1' . . fincd $50 or 60 nn<| mmj e tt par four, narrowly This was assured this morning rough nnd ready trapper, lias I...' |"ii| yi ■terday and seemed to Vanderbilt Jr ., the former Virginia informed that the water win nearby churchyard, in ••i|. tragedy for she exrdnim- Fair, and to Mrs. W. IF. Vanderbilt, only neck deep and they could ^ pair of leg. believed to hnv by Mr. Ball, who stated that la­ never been fully understood by la, . M i l l a . s dismissed on u missing n birdie. He had n par ; , .. f cnrry‘n,? concealed . three nt the eighth and n par four ll “Oh, I liope they are not for formerly Emily Davies. wade nulioro. One elderly menil-' r belonged t<» one of tiie women were wns anxious t<> have tho .citizen ; the bcmiiuunity, but tho generally ’ ' ' “t the ninth. Ho drove the tenth f" r K< ■.in." Siie ('ollnpscd when of tin- i oiithern part ».f tliis (Cohlinuctl On Page Six) ic ocounty o n iy /Hc-pted story is that Droller once of tlie party refused to obi y l ’»• WilliM ( Huiinintt nd Thelma green nnd had n birdie three Dut Id of her husband's death. thoroughly ncquaiut d order and wii3 violently thrown i : .!! apprehended lb mile, disposing of features of the p.oposed Ihsu. a deer shot out of seuson. But ( iiupninn were botli fined $10 or] missed a putt nt the eleventh and overboard to cither struggle t«» Order Grants Raise I'tintry-wide search wns under • , which CL-men up f< r a vote on whatever their relationship, tlie' 10 days for alleged disorderly hud two putts on the thirteenth. dry bind or drawn. ’1he aliens conduct. A. F. Mollis estreuted Ho had n birdio on the fourteenth u*y through Ireland today for the were told that limy bail reached In Telephone Rates Aug. in. tw o.men have broken, for Bcndlo Ids $10 bond for alleged drunkc- and n pur ut tho fifteenth. J i in.i of Kevin O. Higgins, their destination and thinking says Mm doctor H lying and Mint ness. A. D. Johnson did not ap­ 1 1In- thru a ins who occupied Jones turned in a 76 for his that Miami bench wan s e n in the lie was nowhere near Urn scene of pear to answer to churgcs of first round which was regarded T A L L A H A S S E E Fla. Ju ly It. Condemned Building >n automobile escaped. Tho Irish the murder Mutt night. without a license and fair golf under the playing condit­ hec have been stopping all mot- The rity plans to operate its distance they waded ashore to iJSjUazcdHyCily Workers Beadle's sullenly repeated den­ peddling his bond of $12.50 was estreated. ions. His card follows:— I r rat.- that might lead to clues. sprinkfer system for children each find that they bad been duped and bad been abandoned on a jungle raised under authority of Hu- Fhq; j •—— . ial. Imvc been so unfaltering llmt Noah laimii was fined $7 or 10 Out 4-5-4-4-6-4-4-3-4—38. I Dublin was in n fever of excite- Thursday afternoon for the re­ . idti Slat - Railroa-I CoinmlHsloii. | I''allowing condemnation by although the Doctor’s account ts days f<.-r alleged reckless driving. In 4-3.4-4-5-4-4-6-4—38. Incut today. Special arrangements mainder of the summer, according island, Manas said. Tho 18 aliens, according to their f rLrt* being Hindu to guurd the to City Manager W. It. Williams, spokesman, welcomed arrest and according to'officlal orders in tho rity nutliorities/a two-story frnini accepted by |Milici-, hunting and Muse Royd, charged with being Charley Mayo, an American cnSwelling at Sanfo d Avenue nnd trapping friends of tho accused drunk, wus fined $7 or 10 dnys. m ail: today, _ . .had . start­ |>th<'r mini ter.s of the Irish Free who stated this morning thnt more j trnnt, nnd Cyril Tolley gave thanks U ;the Federal and Fifth t treet, lias been razed by mail lire beginning to sprend tho Tlie fii 4 order grants the pell Thin was one of tho lightest ed the tournament playing tho first '•lie (lovi rnmont. Fears were felt . . •............. •••>■ than 100 children enjoyed the water county officers who brought tion of Uie Inter.county Tele city employees t uder tbu ‘super- i port Mint lie i.» a victim o f cir­ dockets for Munduy morning in qualifying round over tho old " U"'V might strike again at any , last Thursday afternoon, the first them to Fort Myers. After a meal tanager VV. R. cumstances. I'lament. course while Bill Melhorn of several weeks. tiled phono nnd Telegraph Compnn vlaion of City |time the plan wns carried out. VYilliam's office. Work of tearing Tho witnc sen called before tin ] An official account of the nssass- Ho cordial has been the response had been served, the alien Chicago, partnered by Gordon ■ rate:i in Arcadia, io raise it down tn await tlieir fate at tlie new rales ranging from $2.60 to] down tlie building, declared to tho graiul jury here tomorrow in­ Brown, of tho royal nnd anciont, (Continued On Page Six) to the plan that tlie city manager hands of government nutlmrilio . |Imvo been unsafe l<* live ill, ban clude ( lovclimd Beadle, who found Liquor Chief Taboos started the qualifying rounds on nntiriputes rluit several litiiidre.l $0 . now course. kiddies will take advantage of tiie Thoy will probably bo transported Theatrical Methods thu The i i ond order grants Hu been completed and today work­ Hu body <’f Lo Hoeuf in Lako Sonio 200 players are playing 3(1 opportunity to cool themselvef north today, where an order will petition of the Peninsular Tejc men are engaged iu removing tho I'lnurdu at <’• I'. M. Wednesday, fi v e days after lie bad been mur­ qualifying holes today, 18 over tho from tho Hummer heut. The sprink­ probably l>e issued for their de­ phone Company to revise and in debris, WASHINGTON^ July 11.— ler is loented on Fifteenth Street portation. Tho property is owned by Dr. dered while in a Pirogue in tho (IN S )— Field Chiefs of the pro­ new course und t r o v e r tho old crease its telephone rates at Tar on the playgrounds of the Southpon Springs, the new rates rang <J. ,S. Helmnn,, who i.aV' the city flooded outskirts of Morgan City. hibition Service met here today in course. The same program will maintain tomorrow and then tho side Primary School. permission to destroy tlie bouse. Former Postmaster ing from $2 to 5<5. conference with Seymour Isow- last hnlf of the field will bo drop­ The waler comes from a -fire Sisters Drown When man, the new commissioner, to ped. On Wcdncsdny and Thursday P k Jumps $25,000 Bond It *"' rt'hant members of the hydrant which is attached by a policies and (dans for the leader those left will play 18 largo hose to the sprinkler which Lotf Rolls Over Them discuss r .ini r „f ('omnium- were to more stringent enforcement of lades und at the end of Thureday'u .lists water iu all directions within MIAMI, l ’ln., .Iidy H- (IN S) — - l,M afternoon for the pur. . .. the dry laws. ......................... The play, all mure than 15 strokes be­ removed a rudius of 25 feet. I'lie water Fajlure of L. F. Itnndalt "f tonsidering n pro|M«ul ts turned on at 3 oclock and will NU HIS l« nn , •ii y . • Lowmun told his lieutenants hind tho leader will be dropped. Hialeah Postmaster, t< > appear be­ 1inducting an advertising S ) - In noru I :c ‘ that lie wanted "a business like” On Friduy the field will play 36 | I 'tnpuqr,, jn Lako rounty news- remain cut in until 5 o'clock, tho fore- United States Commissioner day for two young sisters, enforcement of tho luvv, and in­ holes to decido thp championship. city mnnnger stated. J . F. Bpitb’r to answer charges oi Jacksonville hi prepared to offer from Orlando, while Congressman Warren, K5, and Fern, 14. Who I Papers ns a means of stimulating Every boy and girl in tho rity is dicated that theatrical methods Tolley nnd Mayo made excellent I . tween the citizens o f invited to be the city’s guest on embezzling over $50,000 in past duhoratu entertainment to mcni- W. J . gears of Kissimmee Itn.i al­ y .i e drowned Sunday in the Cum- would receive little approbation starts clearing "the burn,” a office funds b «»Lia yrcau l U l i n the, ^ ^ Chttlnber „f ready signified his intention of be- Itorlin River near Clarksville, in Washington. , county and business con- Thursday afternoons. City em­ brook which is a fearsome hazard Tenn., while (heir brother, Karl, 17, I lr' "f .Sanford. forfciture of his $.«,000 I c,.. who I c a v lu re July 20 .ing a member of the party for most starters. They made pa ployees will supervise the play for Che Every violatcr of the law launching of a man hum i»y| .................................... .............. *> on a two-day good will trip aboard | Lake und Volusia counties ore a!- unuldu to swim wns forced to stamj I, * cxPl*lnad by Secretary Trot- tlie children. on tho first hole. At tho whether lie he a hip-toter ur u fours federal officers. tho steamer Oscoola. Tills word wn? ,sq expected U> havo reprcsontauvos lielplei , a few feet away. I ' "f the Chamber of Commerce,, however, Mara was in trouble t The theory advanced by McRae rt*coivcd this morning l»y E . J.jo n th<t trip, said Mr. 'I rotter, who The (wo girls were riding on a "big iiootlegger,” is tiie name in Imd a six while Tolley nmnns : man calls for a page advorCotton In FairDenmnd Randall's attorney, that (lie ex­ Trotter, secretary of the Chamber Muted tlmt tho expedition would log when it “rolled" und carried his eyes, laiwnian said, and he recovery to get u five on the ps IS»MCni " nco a Wpc'' to bo run bad met with foul play from tlie Jacksonville trade body. l>o one of the best .good will tours them under. The bodies were re­ wanted all violators upprehended four hole. I d n A !’y M-veral merchants of In Liverpool Markets postmaster at tbn bands of alleged “political Senator Duncan U. Fletcher will ever undertaken by the local trade covered shortly after the tragedy. lrresj*octivo of tho magnitude of Tolley wns playing JEruthrr I iJ.'iCity’ T h«- ***c»»agc that local tlieir offense. enemies” was scoffed at by federal head the Jacksonville citizens wet- organization. In addition to n getspectacular golf and at the 6 !d L firms will convey will be LIVERPOOL, Ju ly 11— (IN S )— authorities today, who said they coming the Sanford contigent. i together meeting with Jackson yard fifth was on the green with J. ’" “ form of an invitation to fair demand * ’ ‘ ‘ icrs of tlie party General I'riceAdvance u drive, and a mashie shot, barely '"le in Sanford if Lake county Young Couple Steals siiip conferences CharactcrizesMarkets missed a three, but was safely Kuph. are unable to get what to aid greatly At Point Of Starving down Jn four while Mayo took 'A desire in their own stores, fellowship ii regulation five. u, i , ,<cbL'nie is said to have ih men ami NEW Y O R K ." July 11.— (IN S ) OCALA, Kin., July 11— (IN S) u n i , ,, successfully elsewhere 94D: strictly good midi to III); _Bullish activity characterized ENGLISH TEAMS WIN ti'iinnient is expected to includo a between Hunford and other com- the Moik market for the most pnrt — Pleading to officers that ho was tlini i , * ^ f ha* been expressed good mids 10.09D strictly midH 9.-| _____ luncheon and automobile tour of munitics that may bo represented today, although a few weak spots without work^wnd that his 14 year y b l Prove a boon to local 74D: m id*9JJ9D ; Strictly low mid* “ * ,, 1.0NDON, July 11— (IN S )- Ih o on tho trip city. developed iu (he face of general old wife waa without food und The advertisements 9.041); Jow mids 8:69D; strictly AMHERST. Va.. July 11. (IN S) tho Already 45 rcicrvatfona .. have Tljut the trip Will l*o a big suc­ udvalue in prires. Baldwin Loco­ clothing E. G, Grant, 21, und hia Oxford and Cambridge teams to­ nf u run ^°r the remainder rood ordinary 8.3JD ; good oTdl- -Search was In progress today lor bceiunado for tho trip and sea­ cess is attest' d by Hie Interest that . wife were arrested here for day won the international track |thieves who lirokc into tlie Ain tiers. has been shown in It, d'dured Mr. motive led tlie movement iu tho brvuking and entering an Atlantic meet, scoring seven wins to fiv* fuuiiil°i R|Um.n,?r u'1'1 longer if unrv 7.8PI). rotary Trolti r announced that nspecialty group soaring to the Futures opened quiet with July i County Ja il here while the keeper sev rLi*° be br»>sin«r results. Tlie for the teams of Harvard and bout 20 additional re.'.ervations can Trotter, who liclioves thnt the re­ couniv. nt*wspapers | of Lake nt 9.10D: October J>32D: Decern- was ut rhurch und carried otf iwo be hpndled. Scnntor M. O. Over- servation list will be exhausted highest price in its history, 211, Coast Line freight car and a Yale. general store. ao Ivanre of 4 point*. hi . " ° uld be selected in her B.'.iRp; January 9.42J); March confiscati'd Mill, f torexl in l«e rear Itrvvt will bead u party of eight iwithin Vhv ttvxt day or two, / j '• • V 9.48D, ” I of tho priaou. for Insertion t f ads. O’Higgins Is Prostrated Bobby Jones Not Up T o jie s t Form NEW YORK SCION OF TABLOID FAME | UNDER WAY WITH IMPORTANT MAIL POLICE FEAR 3RD LARGE CROWD TO WOMAN IS VICTIM HEAR DISCUSSION OF AX MURDERER OF RIVER CANAL Two Liquor] Cases TriedThis Morning In Municipal Court Children To Enjoy Water Thursdays of Summer J pan l ord Merchants )Iay Insert Ads In 'akeCountyPapers Jacksonville Plans Entertainment For Sanford Good Will Party July 20 �TIIK SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY. JULY HELD L e a g u e Standings ■ Ib i ^ in SANFORD ~ \| 'Sarasota 8 ' , Miami ................. f> 'Orlando ........... • m pa Ft. Petersburg 2 nkle Tnml’ft ......... G » :L d d I SHARKEY THINKS JACK WILL LAST! -1 • •' . . * Klcy t ITS NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost Chicago .... 47 27 Red” Pittsburgh 14 27 tterr- St. LouiB ........ id 9 i tlio New York .. -Id M to II. i Brooklyn ................ «'**» hi) their Ronton ............... 2d -11 tting Philadelphia......... 20 44 , and Cincinnati 28 48 1 . . • • . . . . AMERICAN LEAGUE Won Lost New York Washington 1), tr .11 Philndt lphia Cleveland . St. Louis . Boston SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Won Lost Pet nirniinghnm 51 "0 ID' New Orleans f* I 28 .891 Nashville Id -'17 .831 M mphis I'-’ II .801 Atlanta I I Total* . ■ARASOTA ■R. 1 inker, 2 1 Holder, If i Hi ke. Ih Hogan, rf Manur.li, of f.V risi, .Mi •lures, p Hudgins, c Hornick, ns li 2 ii) n ii Totals ll 0 0 :! u MIAMI __________ _ F. Caesarea, c I 0 7 21 12 t Kimupp, 2b .It R II I'D A K Monza, If .. i 1 1 4 2 0 Hinkle, He. i 2 1 2 o <1 Tatum, rf I i) (I ti ii i i 1Maloney, III* : n i :i l u l l I II 1 0 n n Keyes c 0 (I Ringlinm, ss 2 (I 8 I) Reunin, x . 1 2 0 U '4 . Caesarea, p 12 M o b ile ........................ Ill Chattanooga .. HI Little Rook . 22 t ll 0 0 (I ll 12 42 82 84 JHM .48; .117. ..'lit Jaekiu nviiio .. Savannah .... f'nlumhu.i . Albany ........ Montgomery •st. Auinistine Pensacola .. Selma .......... [ Results Of Games SBascballStatistics fn Major Leagues i layer and Club Ruth, Yankees I nrerri, Yankees ,'iiintnon.., Athletics 15i ■Hu. Senators l ullop. Indians Hi nnett, Drowns NATIONAL I.KAGUI A m e lean l eague —Gehrig H'D* 27, l.nzerri III, Simmon Williams Hrownn 8. National Longue— Hon i.'.irtv tr. Wilson. Cubs 15, Ruin'- I 'It: Ili •••., 18, Welih, ( 'tilts Terry, Ginm-, III, Ll?AGUE TOTALS N a tio n a l------ ---A m erican---------------------------- - Sanford Dunhiir, If Frisbic, * h Roaxley, rf Crowe, 2h Meyer, 2h Rnlley, 3b It. Allen, « Fergus, p Total I.r:\IHNG MAJOR LEAGUE HITTERS NATIONAL LEAGUE Player and Club II All R II PUT Harris, Pittsburgh P. Waiter, 72 2!lC 02 11 Pittsburgh S P E C i’ LATOR, N. Y.. July H— (IN S) Geno Tunney todny balked i t maltaiT any nrediclion of the (outcome of the Dempsey-Sliarkcy fight. . • T v finighl Dcmps y nnd I have *"en Sharkey In action," he de­ clared. Roth these C’ings ranvinco nm (hat Demmev is essentially a shurmr and that Shnrkev m ii boxcr. DeniPhey may t»< a lot old mid weatherhenleii by the ye | hut I figure that he id III can hit hard enough I" come el * I • annihilat­ ing nnv man who haupens lo gel •me of hi allot non the vulnerable S t. I’etcnUmrR AR Welch, rf I Brazier, rf 4 V/lcl.hnm Ih . 4 Bryan. If 4 Mctstior, 2h I Funk, 2h II Wilms, ss 4 I’riMmc, c 2 Hawkins, p 4 New York 78 202 80 121 .401 Simmons, Philadelphia 70 292 00 112 .1187 Dykes, Philadelphia Nl ltl_> 27 ilif .270 Schnng, SI. Louis 82 119 “(I 88 .1109 Ruth. Totals 99 2 7 20x12 2 N w York 71 2 0 2 8 1 9 5 .209 Two out whim winning run IMinder a year ago todny, Ruth, retired. Scon* by innings; Sanford 000 Odd 002 2 IIIG FIV E St. Peterrhurg otio ooi om 2 74 202 hi 98 27 70 282 70 102 IB Sum m ary: Two hum lilt*, Wick­ 00 299 80 89 2 ham, Bryan, W, Moyer and Fris74 27i; -ll p i o hle. Sacrifice hit*: Frisbio, l’rinme 01 191 40 01 I 2. Pouldc plavs, Wilrnt to Mossner to W'ekhnm. Struck out: by Fergus The nudln r of HuitU', the hvitor2 Hawkins T. BaBi*s on balls: o ff inn, consider d him wcuk-minded Hawkins I. Hit by pitched hull, liy as a youth. Koivus (F u n k ). Left on bases: .Sanford 4; Ht. Pfttfnburir. 8. Time Attired in n military jacket and of game 1:17. Um p'res: I.uhr mid waving a white baton, a woman re Ibrtfilian. ceatly ntcoped in the center of a ciowded Puri^ houlevurd, ordering Contrary to the common linprci- nil vehicl 'd u> Mop immediately, nt.in, m«'M actual v*.il <ins are not Attracted by the unusual traffic ♦ell, dark men, reya Frr-nnla, Car­ loin, police hurried to the resell*. lin, h on«.tinie fNmmiii Scotland Thr atdf.flnpnintcd cop calmly exYard de'rctlve. Item nU of the pl - - d, * I d in thq papi rs th D Yard show that 70 per cent of the women ~ ><:i will he taken on the i |xd!r. fu rl » nnd I hnu,;lit I would usually tall. “ L'vl some practice.' And Nine Take Effect With Four Mates Hcini? Knyoed; •lack’s Trainer Is Jubilant Wilson Electric Co, is Forest S I n 1 1 Jacksonville, Fla. While in Daytom Beach visit Helen Marii Coffee Shop Breakfast Lunchfl Afternoon Tea Dinner Food at its Best 133 Magnolia AvJ Mrs. J . Blount Vi Hostess of the condition SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Atlanta, 7: Mobile, 4. • ii ll.* Rock, 8; Nashville, II. Rinninghum, !•: New Oilcans, Memphis, 2; Cliattniioogn, 2. SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE Snvnnnnh,’ 8; Montgomery, 4; (12 innings). Jacksonville. 7; Selma, 4j (fi in­ nings, rain). St Augm*line, 2; Albany, II; (tie darkness), Ollier, rain. ' SOUTH ATLANTIC I.EAGI E Asheville. It-r»: Angnxtn, 2-1: (first game, tn innings). K'nrvvilD, IM: Macon, 5-4. Clmi lot to, H; Greenville, 7. Columbia, 4; Spartanburg, 8. INTERN \TIOV \l. I EAI.UE Baltimore. 2: Buffalo, :i. Rcndih". 2-0; Toronto, 2-1. (Secend 7). Newark, 9-U; Rochester, fi-li) ( Second). Jersey City. 8-7; Syracuse, 2-4, (Second 7). 72 297 8S I nil that ho should shorten nil hi, dies—especially that |(ft When he tosses it with a sweeping effect, he's just at to miss with it a he i: ii land.” “ He’s been secretly prat the shortening idea. How » hns succeeded is shown hv hi ord since he resumed wor] Inch Lands Eleven Left Hooks Sunday morning. He's thpw '<• SARATOGA. N. Y., duly 9 — io “And now, children", said Leo IV‘I* nochic Flynn, to the assembled cr clnss of sport writers,” “Can any it. of you toil me how many left hooks r* l Jack Dempsey ncttinlly left loose •J’ for human jawbones since Inst 1° .Sunday?" f" "Y es”, replied one, “he 1ms un­ to rH b l‘'1 11 " re ' “And who can tell nic what hap­ : pencil when he let ’em loos?— I n. mean those 11 since Sundny.” I “I can teacher,” spoke up the taming fight era that ever got j far as a possible shot at the heavy­ "bright child" thumbing the pages weight title and those who have of a note hook. "One hit Marty been with him from the first main­ Burke and dropped him to his tain that his assurance is based knees. Two hit Eddie McMullen and largely on real confidence in hia ' knocked him cold, nnd out of the ability, a confidence born of th e 'ring. Two hit Italian Jnck Herman belief that gradually but surely , and they had to lift Herman out in- has become a changed man dur* I; of the ring. Two others hit Pietro Corri nnd they lifted him out of ing that past year. The story that they tell is that tiie ring. Two liit Jack Hilderhrnnd Shnrkev has gone through a past land he was assisted from the ring. not unlike that which witnessed ‘ I have no record of what linppened tiie transformation of Iienny I/jon ’ to the other pair, so I guess they aid from a fistic "hoofer" to one missed.” of the most dangerous hitters tho : “Correct, most eminently cor­ lightweight eiass even has known, rect " beamed Loo. "eleven left .......... hooks, ' i, two of which missed and i Penny is supposed to have turned twice Ithe rest resulted in knock downs smart after he was istopped . early in his career, proceed‘ to or knockouts. I guess t lint'a soinebox after his opponents instead o: thing to write the home folks fighting them and got nowlic re about, in it n o t?" ip'ite speedily. Overnight ho ex Before any answer could he hunted Ids punch and the real »> made, Leo Penorhic added: history. “This left hooking that the Idg Sharkey, they say, was ii rou ;li. fellow has been doing has been tough, tearing in fighter until night ho was “ghouled" by Itom Rojas. Whereupon he is suppoi to have dropped the rough st with all due haste and bccotm AMERICAN LEAGUE Chvchind, 4-9: Washington, 7-1 Detroit, ll-S ; New York, 8-10. Chicngo, 8; Ronton, 11. Si. Louis, 8; Philadelphia, 7. Rnruhnrdt. Pittsburgh Frisch, St. I.UIlih, Hornsby, New York la nder a y, man, Rruuklyn j;:rt n hollow shell, or something. “I lan 'i understand how theso guys figure, I heat Godfrey anil they raid he wasn’t much. I hont \\ !'■ and they said he wns jus* • o!»! man. I beat McTigue nnd ' i.ar Ji.r,:iencd? He was another 1 rakon d' wn old relic. These men > m 'opposed to he pretty good fight t s . * . f step out and heat a hum ri '’ aloney nnd — Hooray, cvcry• go>“. crazy. It must he great Men’s Linen Wash Suits 75c OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, . at the close of business June 30th, 1927, condensed frdni the report of the Comp trollerof the Currency Washington, I). C RESOURCES Loans and Discounts. Overdrafts ..................... U. S. Government Bonds Ollier Stocks & Bonds Office Building:, Furni­ ture & Fixtures Other Real Estate ;.......... (ash & Due From Banks LIABILITIES 168.66 56,500.00 155,954.68 Capital Stock . 150.000. Surplus 100 .0 0 0 . 00 Undivided Profits Dividends Unpaid 26,640.80 3,750.00 205,000.00 7,717.50 .543,752.70 Deposits $2,524,455.59 2,244,064.79 ¥2,524,455.59 (One Day Service $1.00' Sanford Laundry no t' hook', at ouch other. ' suit ,,f chain armc*r which r..•luirud nearly two yoars to build imd rmtnlns 50,000 senbrnt" links, v ii iceentlv complctod in England A Real Homelike I’iir r To Stop ( oniu to Tin. Ocean \ lew Hotel st Coronado Beach. Fin. Tlioroly screened, modern, improvemen*'i. Ralri* 83.80 a day American Plan. SIS l»er wrr1«inclc. S2A double. E. J. ( OATES, Mgr. Regular Trips To (JUFEN HI’ KINGS I’ARIt Every Thur.sday, Fnturdpy n r j Simony I .eating Hac.iord r.t 2:30 I*. II Returning At .. ... G:ua P. M Round Trip 50 Cents Including Admission To Pool YACHT WELAKA Also Available for Charter Hcnsonahle Hale Sec Cupt. Itlco Officers I)i rectors E. P. FORSTER, President L. A. BRUMLEY T. I. HAWKINS L. A. BRUMLEY, Vice President S. O. CHASE JOHN MEISC11 H. C. DUBOSE, Vice President LI. C. DUBOSE W. W. C. SMITH ILF. WHITNER, Cashier ' F. P. FORSTER B .E . SQUIRES B. F, WHITNER * A. L. BETTS, Assistant Cashier Organized 1887 00 �So Many Talented Children ShcDocsnT Know W hat to Do One of tlic favorite .stories of the Oldest Inhabitation is how tlie g rass used to i:row through the bricks in First Street. Long before then, lings and cows mingled with shop­ pers and wollnwed in the in lid puddles. T h at was about the time people were beginning to use the public bathtubs, at present preserved as historic relics of an interesting past in OUBBCIUPTION HATE# front of the Seminole t ’nfe and the Scotch Woolen Mills. Yf«r ---------------------i7.**<* Hut the people became progressive along about 11)051, filled *t. 'I snl h**, .. T hree Sli-ulkt in the old mud puddles and laid a Inick street. F o r a few ll» ."arrter |**r week •xoo years the city prospered and business looked up. During the H f r k l i rrfltt m » r r Y u r n » r Herald. Sanfo rd '* pioneer n r m - nation-wide slump which preceedrd the entrance of the phf/r, Bjl><rrHtri I t th** Interna iPmnl » « ■ d i r v ^ f , r e c r l .l n a I r o n United States into the World War, tilings took a turn for the rKrm s u p rr lo r n« fl rfim liB l'B l worse. Business was dead There were a d millv so few people t n r n t r thousand w o rd * dally cn.et a.*• . ... . * ... aa. * 1 1 •ti*r -II the I.ndln x e . r n t * of the rri- on First Street, and so little traffic that g rass grew between t,r* w o rld - The I. M. ••* •■ r . p r r t n l l» efficient Ik f l o r i d * nod I** the bricks. manner of hn ndlla a otnlr wllhnnf ninnl. »•"* '■ The H era ld l* a tnrniher of the %ltd 11 Ilt.roott of O r r ll ln ll o d * . * " Intrniittlonnl A***w*lnllnn of VnhlUhe r*. A r t irr ll» e r * ond ArttrrlUlitK Itrn lr nhirlt ,r«intrea f o r k ; I * • ' Itkher-ni.mPer lit ■ i.PaiM I" * t.Sstioiit h nudil of •ul»arrl|illof H*1' In ord er |* . e r t f r nhanlMtely «"* •Inloit of '•rewlatlna » • rtrll a t o i t t I l.k tlk M * tiirlkofk MONDAY, JULY II. I«^7. •mi. ifKMAi.p'i* J O U H . H A 1*m* KriiitiHti,* In rll| mlnltlmlluii. |j« Hfr|irr nalrr n*uir» !*• Jarlrnin* %Itie. * . - I «i|i«frtfrtl«». I»r *1. Im l'ir ltl%rr I nti'll 11*mils tar ml I «•ft « f i»inn I It I f * 1*1* F* WP •— nflr*ii nf |»rr. Itrnitt—liniinra* luMrU it|;nrt mr n« * IrniiiM. f I i .(iniitnnlff i/hflt, \ *«< «»iH|*lr(lnii rilf hmmlVIea* linn |tr»«rntii. ►—A iirM Mini nindrrn h«t«plfnf. B n iu s v lilts h r o it t o d a y A FINK I’UKI’USK: I will sing of the mercies of the l.unl fur ever: with my mouth will I make known Thy faithfulnc## to all generations. I’ Him 89:1. As time wore on ninditions grew better. More and more people came to Hanford. Traffic increased and the wheels of automobiles killed the grass which had,arlverlised our period of depression. Traffic increased lo such an extent that new regulations had lo he made. Parking was limited to thirty minutes, and First Street was made a through thor­ oughfare and all cars entering this street were compelled to stop. i'or Aching Ur lire jT K r See A Foot Sperms, Phone IP2 For Appoint**, Dr. J. R. Vidler II idemauni au la Angry. 111,. rirat Hound-Tripper. Cheer For I’tililishcrH. 2 Foreigner#; 2 Failure#. Ily ARTIltJh HHI8BANK cmi)m in |,ifT n it: g r k At mouth Chiropodist At Lloyd’s Shop <ttor# Ridin: *>r H“i«- mavmnu <»r “ pit of ‘'verlnKting on tIk* slope of Mount R)q‘ u' P!it biggest volcnnn, i# spouting fire Its huge crater eight inin's mit inI i# filled with hoiling- Invn, i, fearful night, d»e volcano ^ rnstr. ■"£ constantly. Dr*' 1. i»i>n»i, _ .lull i loads. No wonder the ii«Uv«m gather, hump tluir heads on the ground and offer food to pacifi the <..widens IVie, supposed t" be angry hern use Dr. .lugger, gieat earthquake authority, has left for a visit to Alaska. You smile at the simple natives, yet not so long ago, I tie wisest ('Kristians rung their church hells and prayed violently to drive away an invading comet. with perfect peace of mind use T ire $ fo n e TIRES—TIJ BBS COMPAH13 TIIKSK CHARLES LEV INK, wlm fi­ lmin'* d Chamberlin's flight l" Eu­ rope. and flew with him, plans to fly hack, lie says, “ I want to do HMwthiiig first,” and will h<- the first "round-tripper" in trans-Atlunlic flying. Mr. I.evine, who is a .lew, knows (hat some of his predecessors of nut now grass grown again in First Street. Bight in the Semitic blood, the ancient Phoe­ middle of the intersectior of Magnolia and First, the grass nicians, "did something first" in many directions. They first dared grows tall and luxuriantly. It compares most favorably with to take a sailing ship out of sight the best grown in the good old days and we feel sure if of land. There was ri*1 compass horses still drew wagons, they would slop there to graze with then, and tbev were first to sail the same gusto that marked their voracious niimchiugs when from the calm Mediterranean through the Straits of Olbrnltnr Hot) Holly first began to print The Herald. into the wild Atlantic and on to This is not. due to any lack of traffic or slump in business the tin mines of England. No cars were allowed to park at the end of Magnolia and jnijj.ni policemen were placed at the busy intersections. It was even necessary at times to have regular traffic policemen on duty and there was much talk of installing an elahorite system of "red and greeji" nr "stop and go" lights, such as Orlando ami metropolitan cities have.. All this was very good in its lime- conditions. We feel sure that with times even as they PRICES FIRESTONE OLD! ILt.n .To.x.'I */j Cl. Curd $ 7,^; W S. 20x2 21x1 2H.vl.lll .’{()X'L7r» .'10x5.25 2 1 x 5 .2 5 3 0 x 5 .7 7 2 2 x 0 .0 0 tl i J thus .MlAo .S h.|ij JsIIIAtj $ 121.63 $113 lylli.ii; $17.11(1 Seminole Tire Shop arc, DOING THINGS " F I R S T " is PRAYER: I will pay my vow# enough wheels roll over First Street to keep the grass from not new with people of Semitic unto Thee, O Ix>rd, in Uie presence growing. It is due rather to a peculiar phetiomiuon of our blood. There was a good deal of of all the people. traffic regulations. It is forbidden,when entering First Street it in Christopher Coldmhus, who on Magnolia, to turn to the left. It is also forbidden, when on made one important "first" trip. SONti IlliFOltK HI'ltlNli First Street to turn to the left into Magnolia. Consequently .. (From the'New York Time#) T ill: GIANT FOKKKR flyin r there is a small space there in the middle of the intersection machine LIVES AGAINST ORDERS I said- I will write it today. ordered by W. It. Ilearst which never feels the pressure of traffic. m ;\v y o iik u i .iia i . ii -n ilin m ; will have all interesting hnpthun. I will write that Winter in over, ________________________________I Now the Ih-rald does not like to appear Winter is done. . . . superstitious, __________ Itertaml will fly the Hen rat ma­ chine from New York to Home, I here is master fur a whoin jump the fence, the rest, held hack, I will say tliaL high up in the hllh but we do feel thill this evil should be rem edied. T he g ra s s , non-stop, and Mr. Ilearst has in­ histmy of morula in the allocking and the rescuers easily kept with­ Stream# ripple and run. 'of course, does nobody harm. C rass in its place is very vited faptuiti Hartley, of tho in range *>f the guns. Hut in the And the roots are astir, and the nap. beautiful and it might, by chance, even in this day and lime, rtmimship i.evinthan, to act IIH pictuic nf three hoys drifting to u their death off Sing Sing, in full excitement there might lie And 1 hear the soft lircuth of a tree, provide some wandering cow with necessary provender. Hut iiavigator on the trip. sight i-f hundreds of ithlc-hodicd general jail delivery. The drown­ Rei t.iud will start an sunn And I h'-ar Hie green whinger of the darn stuff, right there in First Street gives us the it will n*fil’,,''|s held hack by the rifles of ing might he an other "fake". i In- big machine is irmly Vm, u a 1the pri <m guards because such The guards might lose their jobs •»0» . |wjllies. It makes us feel that we are going to the dogs. have a wing spread of *'•I feet, were tlie Miles, It Is so important and livelihood for the violation c-f And kho wings of a Idrd. Let's either turn traffic lose upon it, or drag out the wing ntirface of dlMi iiquar*. feet, to society to keep a criminal in orders. The hoys might he pulled weight loaded,12,000 pounds, ami., ^municipal lawn mower. yotilhn should out some other way. What happen­ ni licit; ml', icrpiest, will he fitted ; 1 I said, I will write it today. iiA allowed to drown rather than ed was that one guard ran for n with one I!)’* horsepirwei engine in 1 will call it "A Kong Hefor* <1 risk the rhaiu-e *T an -•!eud o f three 220-horsepower cil- i . ---. ' . csenpe? .. ■ , n*m xistent boat, another sought Spring." to notify the Warden mid gel au­ j r'n-\ 'irigiiMilly orili'M-il. Bertaml 1 " t'n' 1 wh« threatE l o r i i l a ’s M i m i n ' R e c o r d ( will tell of faint clouds I prefer* one log engine in tlire*' eneil to shoot any one attempting thority, some one else summoned m m -.the Ossining police—and three [it rescue, in effect guilty of mur As bright and an dim as a dream, mailer fur n long flight. riminals than lives were lost. It is the old, old j tier, ami so worse er Of the willow wands- author in mist, 'J'iit! HI. 1V-lt'i'BhurK Iinli-prmlrnl, in spt-iikiiiK of thirepented wherGENERAL PATRICK," head of " nY * 1 " " " wf ro restraining? |story, constantly con Of the first little aiiowy-whitc inunler rw-ortl in Ibis country mill pnrlicultu'ly in Horitla the army air corps, Hay« flying is I die guanki, who were obeying ever rules must he laid down and lambs; cities, two of which. .Im-ksonville mul Tampa, lead the list of getting safer all the time, uml in I "tficj role s hacked up hy the n emergencies, which no rules will And of rain in the night, memory of an attempted ever exactly fit. may arise. The Ml years will he I ho safest kind of f i 1’ ,»"'n per capita slayings, sa y s : A soft rain, as gentle as (rats, Jitfl - break through a plot to sim- morally courageous man violates travel. "W h at this country needs is more quick and certain pun. ujtyte jpst such a situation, were the order and relies on the event And n blade of young grass, and Gnr 11fa11y'T'f: rfVFffymg et.ntpmty, merely pctTorniing the duty which to justify him; the uncoilrugeoutf lishmeul and le.ss leg'Al Hrlmindilyi^titlfmaudlin 8PnHfneut n hud, the l.iifthansa, carrie*l t!2,0UU pas. sworn to perform. man obeys tlie order, makes sure in behalf of criminals." •engers through the air in 1920, they were A crocuu! Were not the regulations too *.f his justification and forfeits The ludcpeudcnl jmea on to say that "in I’incllas county with an average *>f 7,nt)f)pouml« of rigid? Hut the extreme unlikeli­ the respect of others. I said, I will tell. air mail per month not including (InriliK the last ten y ears there have been scores of homicides great Captain Smith of the 11. S. S. Of the laughter of children— quantities of newspapers hood of this particular emer­ gency arising, together with the Non remarked, ns he opened fire and yet the penalty has not been imposed on any slayer in And then sent hy special plain's. The LufI remembered a seam to lie stitched th at time. Many y e a rs aj?o a negi'n was liaiiRcd for a dastard­ th osa will operate in IS European obvious wisdom of the regulation at Nanking, that Iu* would get I under nil oidinary circumstances, either a court martial or a medal In a gay itth- frivolous! frock, ly m urder commited near HI. PelersburR. That \yas the last countries this year. j makes it difficult to blame the for it. That remark should he A ruffle to net, anti a alreve, time the death penalty has been imposed for any crime in tinShe wanted lo wear it tonight. CHAIN STORE SALEH Reach prison administration for having blazoned in every office, work-1 shop ami institution of the land. county. Two men are now under sentence of death for the a new record. Twelve leading such a rule iu force. One dislikes to speculate upon It is the willingness In accept the And the poem curled up in my heart coldblooded killing of a policeman in Tarpon Springs, but the companies did $.'H 1.582,087 huaiUke the light little frond of a fern, the thoughts which must have obloquy without complaint, should date for their execution has been postponed several times and iii'sn in Hu- first six months of shuttled through the minds of the it come, that makes the reward Not n word of it written at all. this year. Child's restaurant sold And the needle and thimldn and I they are yet alive despite Hie fact that they were originally pearly $:i,00(1,000 worth of food guards. They confronted -a sudden worth having. The prison guards Maid, What does it matter today? sentenced about a y e a r apo. The failure to put murders to lout month. responsibility. Two or three were rigid; hut they were not It will surely conic out before prisoners could he nllr*wcd to admirable. death, even when the ease against them is clear and inex­ Spring! * cusable, undoubtedly has a tendenev to encourage the taking BUSINESS MEN AND News IllNlrli I a paper publishers will notice that |" ,nr' rr And the frock In the loveliest thing! of life." i i t : e i ) H T in* T i n : ( O M H T t M x m i * 'i i n ; •halt) tore:; enable advertisers i* II>■ llaihsrs Young I IMS I' > \'l |(l.\.41, || V M « A table giving the homicide rate per hundred thousand gel full* t value for their money. A T M M Hil l* IS T i l l s t i l l ; o r , I.MIIII>\, n T i l l ; IT MM. M r i i i s i m :s s m -\ .u m ; :p i i i i , i u ?; person;, in various cities during ID2ti has been compiled by the Wit Inn ten yearn department Why doesn't Governor Martin ■ ....... ; . . i « i :*i m i t k t ; n branch* cut out hy the "mother! published in New Yorkget Tex Rickard to promote the N ic c ta to r, an insurance jo u rn al 1.oftiiB Mivl dlscnunls. Including I (d is co u n t# •tore. When John Wnnamuker According to this tabulation, Jacksonville and Tampa, our acrepninci'B .>r otlier paaii*. and fo r s i z n Everglades bond rale debate? first put carpet on tip. floor of Ids' Mil . nf rxclinllg*' or ill a l l ’- mmM vv 11Ii loitertwo leading Florida cities, were at the top of the list with atom lo* i.aid to those who were! i.nm-nl i-f (Ills limit le x re p l I l n u r tltmvn In Joe Sears rays the world should more killinga in proportion to population than any other amazed, "It always pays t,» make It* in 1■ii i ... 11.255,36*.lift know Florida. Is this to he taken I !j;>,.i*i« ns I iila I liiiiiia thy customer comfortable,” cities in the country. for um indication that lie will not 1*2.05 i i v **i di a f I a, seenl**'il, Noll**; UH-. ' ill oil IS? 1*5 Stoics in each big section of a s , (inr ri n iu r i ll nocorlIll s im i l ’-ili run for Congrcs# next year? Tills is a situation which we cannot permit to exist city, with one "mother store'' jp I , Ml iilhi'i ITilti-d Htal*'" I lot nun it I noourlllon i I iic I iiiII iik protiilimts. I in ’ 5*1,50*1 nil What, is a Democrat? asks an for long. Florida is essentially a tourist state, and advertises the center, will ho the next step, iillioi Polltls, stocks, so’ iil ll Ii t , oto,. mvootlt 155.1*3 | G* exchange. A Democrat is a man itself as Hie “ Playground of the World " Without the th o u ­ and deserving publishers will hi- Itaukiiig lloiiso, 11kii.IiOiiihi . Kni iilln ro ami I I k 205,lino on I in **. 125.11011111) wim votes for the same thing year sands of tourists which flock here during the winter, there cheered by advertising increasing 7.717 50 Coal I" lalo tiwiuxl I’llo-I III.Ml PallklllR liolist* after year no matter how much it would not he much for Florida to do. Yet tourists will not rapidly. tain fill romoTo w llli Koili’lal It* soevo Hank U7,t*1.4o may he to hit. disadvantage to do I' hmIi lo vault a n d am oun t dm from naflo il al want to come where their lives will lie endangered, or where ap«.a3fi !*n MISS i (INSTANCE Talmadge, to. tiniiks the homicide rate is the highest. excellent moving picture uctress, Aiiioiinl <llo- from Slat*’ Paulo Pniiliors, amd ■ o ■ ■* and Iriinl oompanloH In |p<- CMli-d Htal*'* Grantland Rice says Den^isev 32.4(1 *01 lotlior lliali lliolodcd In Item *, !». and til) We do not know the statistics for Seminole County. requesting a divorce, soys of her Inis hand: "He is the nicest man, I’liookn nn ta per Punks In tils un< oily *.i town will .have the "come-back nppeal" More than likely they are had enough, although this has a M *o '*5 ns ropMilIni; Pank In lh o r Ilian I loin 12) hilt f am out of love," In Ilia next go and will lie Un­ 125,253 2 1 T il ls I of llonis, li. in. i i . 12 and 13 "Out of love" is modern, typical >i|«.il9 popular fighter. He may he until reputation for being a law-abiding community. W e do know, Mlsoollaliomis cash items 2,524.455 53 Strict logic might Tt*lal ...... . . . . Sharkey has him on the canvas# how ever, tlmt some six months ago a brutal murder was of i>iir day. I.IU III.IT U 's counting stars. I :,ii ,lino.nn commited. The guilty person confessed, was tried and con­ confirm the view that if you mar­ I'upltnl slock paid In ry when "in love" you should un- SurpliiH fund . —— — o -----------111(1,111111,110 | victed, hut lias not yet paid th e penalty. It.I in Ri) marry when "out of love." There •fndJvliloil profits Sanford Ilcarald Is whooping 26,1*40.50 I 11.5011.011 tlrnorvoil fo r T h v i ’n Ini A I'on fluao iiclos are other considerations, however, Amount up an olrpprt in that city. Fine duo In Hlalo )*.iuks, t*j*nk**l‘H, illld I t -ml o that still influence many. work fellows. Gainaville needs one, »'n. line. Nope duo In Punks III fo re ign oinin5.120 IV | ir lo s l .................. to* —Gainaville Sun G a i n a v i ll e I . I I IN NOT Hie critic wlm rmmla, not tip- mini who points fwire Mis# Talmadge has m ar*, 3,351 -*} I .'Vltlflod iiulslanillua a good locution for one too, and the out how Hit! HtruiiK mini Htuinblnl, or when* tin* door of HooiIh Ned a man foreign horn. Hrrhnp# r « s l i i or's rln-cks 10,321 l_ ehocks m ii s iu u dlu g first .of us thut has one, gets the Hie third attempt will include an* :M 9i 76 Tot.■In o f Hems 21, 25. 2«. 27. and 2M i llruiunil do|M»slts fn ilirr (him Pnnk i l i i i i o l l i l could have done them hot tor. The* credit belongs to (ho man American ami permanent bliss. business. suliteol lo Hesorvi- (deposits paynldo wllt i— — o --------I ii 3u d a y s ) who is actually in the a r e n a : . . . . who nt tin- host knows in U73.405.33 j Lindbergh received five hundred MR. ( O O LID G h HAS Iteciiloili Individual flopuslls snPJvcl in clirek thousand letters during tlie first the ond tin! triumph of high achievem ent; and who at tin; Unit this country mill not our good j rortlfl* aiea Oi Ilepnalt dll*. In loss than 3o itayt. 12,712 C.7 j roa t H riinin utmtl'.P. i ( o il ie r Hum monoy P o r r m o d * few days folio wing Ida trims. worst, if In* fails, at least fails, while daring greatly, so that fr ie m ls in ii G*r« m iiritiiui shall do-I ,-nuiity. or moiih'liuil deposits srourod Py 2oi.x4G.si Atlantic flight. Is-t's see now, at ride the rharncter of Uncle Sum’s p lid u c li f unsolH Ilf tills Punk or soroly Pends 3,750.0“ two cents enrh, that makes ten his place shall never lie with those mid and timid souls who buttle fleet. That sound# reason- |»|vl«t«*n«St« mipjiM To!til of ovinian«1 ilrponiii* (nilii'r tliim naiiK (housatul dollars. Not luid husinesH know neither victory nor defeat. - Theodore Roosevelt. “ hie, in spite of the fact that steel •I«•|M»► *11m> M ih jrrl lt» for jjpur Bhcln Samuel. ni. a:, an. mul ai u iu is .u fighting ships floating on the wn I'lliir *x»iliir*f In U r * r r * r I pfiynLIc it ft •*t“ ler are only interesting targets 31) tlnyo. or soPJcrl to 3*» iluyn o r m ore n*>Tlie |g>st\ I of aarcusm wc hnvn f**r MUlnnnriiieH and uirplones, Use­ Ip 'f , Mill pnHlnl suvInKs) 370.419 i f i cep this week l« in ihe Lakeland ful <>)■ out-of-dnte, tlu* mimlier uml HsVInu** il**|*oplis mat*., county, o r o th er municipal *ic|m#|itt s s c u r Ledger. It culls Jack Dempsey the* A FIGHTING NAME” size of our shi|is Hlmuld i>e de­ til Py pIctlK*. 4 ‘t aeseta •*( i hi# b an k zo r mircty 19.103.37 celebrated ship builder.— Halm M I A M I I l l ' l l VI I I cided m til is country. tlOlfd "... ■ *t .............. 20.057 »*i Reach Independent. Grantland o i h c r I line rtcposiis 2,05130 I’uHinl sHV|na» ilc pool I# Rice began calling Jack Dempsey There wna a fight in the streets I. ».|H*r and hi# art ions and lefrain j Vork^ *t:lly ' nionc'f for'^lHs't^ T o tals **r Milo* rtepustla Mllhjeft l<> Iteii-rve, the "celebrated shipbuilder" eight Items 35. 3*1. 37. Mid 31 • 1,021.49. 54 of Miami a few day# ago mul one years ago. from lotting. Uut hard word*'exceeded the clearing# of lant year t Illicit Slnlefc tleposlls (o th e r Ihall poslal Inns), inelurtlnu W a r lamu ile|un*ll» acemirna mmi knocked anoilior down. In brink no bom.# and the tnan whojhy more limn a thousnnd million mul iti-pimllH o f t n l i c l HI ii ( « ii rtlshu rsma 505 05 I nke County developer i» trying fntliiig I In* victim of the blow hit control# liis temper seldom ha# any dollars. o ffi c e r s Ilusiness i# good, no­ 2.524,455 59 to t ut ill oil Sanf'-rd program of hi# head against u atone Mini an in­ regret for lii# failure to roaont thing I** frighten nnj'boijy except, HIM*, nf Klovliln C o u u i y o f Ss in I no)*, ■*: entertainment f o r (he Lake County jury won Inflicted which cmiiiod I, u K. W h lt n c r . I'ltshler o f llo- aPove-nan ieil hank, do solemnly "nervou# prosperity." harsh words with hard blow#. s w e a r ihiil the abo v e ■lalemeiil Is true to the Pest o f my knovvlcdge anil motorcade July 8. We runic miter an As thi# man who could not hear '■erar,ion in JD2& when u party nf death. 'Du* man who struck tip* FOUR THOUSAND DARRELS, II r . W 1 H T N E R . \ C ashie r Maine citizens were held prisoners blow must stand trial for murder, to he called a name contemplate# 128 ,00(1 gallon# of excellent FeigC o r r e c t - Attest at orir big development a:; ’ ‘ Ho called me a fighting name." tin* future and wonders what the onspan ale are sent to Mr. Heinz’s ** P KlIltHTEII II O til'IU to..; Sanford lute in the evening. laT’* ( explained the man with the power- result of his trial will he, a trial pickle company in Pittsburgh to IP K. S Q P I U K H prevent this fresh attempt to delay ' ful fist, "and I hit him." that is Iround to bo costly, he bo changed into first das# malt Liirvcior* pcnnlr w'lio want to see Sanford. vinegar. Metaphorically at least doubtless wishes he had walked Huhscrlhed and aw u rn lo l i . f m e mo till* M h. dnv " * Jojy. 1327. it is often easier to hit after bo-1 . — —-.,, , It. C. T i l H A S H E D — Sunford Herald. Just whom do «_.. . ., |away from the quarrel instead of L 000 barrel# of sa't teurs will U> N o t a ry Put)He. otatv of Kiundii at you mean ?— Eustls Lake Region. Ing lalltd u fighting name than fighting. Words seldom offer any "bed by thirsty gentlemen readl-urav. M y Commtssiou E x p ire s Jan. C*rl Dann, why* it is to retain one's control of his I real excuse for fisticuff*. th’g that. i. 2. t S. Curd S. S. Cord Balloon Balloon Balloon Balloon Balloon Balloon Firestone Tirca Gulf (in III West I'irsl Nlrcrt Tel JIM Hacking Furniture Drnying— Storage Elton J. Moughlon Architect C. E. Chorpcning First Nat'!. Itr.nk Ithlg. Sanford, Fin. t’hnnc 2202 nr 570 W Chas. E. Gardeiner Co. SpccialiHtH in Silk Dress Goods, Silk Hose and Summer Dress Goods 1 \ * Dry Goods, Notions, « House Furnishings , During1the Summer Months We Close at 5 P. M. 242 S. Beach St. Daytona Beach,Fla. Found! A Hotel In Daytona Featuring All Requirements Rates, Large Rooms And Service Hotel Howard 127 Volusia Avc. Cupt. William Fanning Mtfr. B y r d Wa i t e d Until T h e Weather F a v o r e d Hi m Perhaps you liavc lieen waiting until condition# were in your f1*' vor i*ef*)tx* you build. Kranklyi y,,u will never find a more opportune time for const ructin than the prr»enl - nil tiling-, favor tin* builder ptiieo, lalmr, etc. j ^ W L U M B E R THE YARD WITH A M ILL B A C K IN G Phone 135 Yard Holly z\vc., a t nth, l'Jth, 13!h Sts Bond Grade Zip Service �THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, JULY II, 1927 and Personal Wee Telephone 148 MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR Residence Telephone 859 Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Owens of Mr. nnd Mrs. E. B. Randall left Miss Elli*Spencer spent the week­ Orlando, former residents of Snn- Sundny in their a ir for Waynes- end at Coronado Bench as the guest tord sjR'nt the day here Saturday ville, N. C., where they will spend of Mrs. Maurice Spencer. with friends. several weeks. Social Calendar Mrs. D. G. Green and Mrs. Jean Michael left the latter part of lust Mrs. J . D. Roberts, Mrs. Ernest Itnd children are spending week for Atlanta and other points Gorniley the summer at. their cottage at in Georgia where they will spend MONDAY r I Coronado Bench. iloynll Neighbors of Amer- n month. ■1 meet, at 8 o’clock ill the Mrs. V. IJrqiihnrt and Son Hugh lllow ’s Hall, aver the Basket. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Teague, Dr. of West Palm Bench are visiting aud Mrs. J. H. Teague, Martin [Marie Jtaffo meeting will be here as the guests of her daughter, ■omlny night nt 8 o’clock at Teague, Misses Clemigene and Miss Maude Tyre. Jessie Teague left Saturday for Jnie of Miss Alice McKlm ul laiureng, S. C. Central Ave. Miss Lois Bradford’ of West Mrs. Alfred Liljn and guest Mrs. Pnlm Bench is the house guest of Lml Mrs. W. D. Holden, L. It. L nnd R. C. Phillips motored Herbert Nelson of Gintit City re­ Miss Emma Spencer at her home turned home Sundny from Coro­ on Hughey Street. [tona Bench on Saturday. nado Bench where they hnve spent the pnst^ten days. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W. Lee Jr., Iiiid Mrs. Ned Smith, and Mr. spent the week-end lit Daytona |rs. Clnrencc Bowel l motored Mf. nnd .Mrs. G. W. Spencer, Miss Bench ns the guests of Mr. and lytona Beach Sundny where Emma Spencer and guest Miss Mrs. J . D. Woodruff. Ijient the day. Lois Bradford of West Palm Beach, motored to Dnytonu Bench Sundi|,’ Mr. and Mrs. Harry J . Wilson I Mra Hamel Tolar and where they spent the day. huve returned home from Gaines­ k i l l Tolar sent the day Sunville whtre they spent the week­ |Daytona Beach as the guests Mr. nnd Mrs. Ivn Jane Ford and end with John Wilson. their house guest Miss Ivn Jane ' und Mrs. A. R. Key. Ford of Monroe, I.n., spent the I)nve Meitin left Snturdny for his I i v Duller and son Justice week-end nt New Smyrna Bench ns home nt St. Augustine after the guests of Mrs. J . W. Musson. la v e been visiting her parents epending the past week here with Vd Mrs. E. Woodcock le ft SatMr. nnd Mrs. M, Minurik nnd his aunt Mrs. J , A. Sheppard. 1fo r their home nt Ocala. children and Mr. and Mrs. Beecher Kent and little daughter Caroline Sirs Arthur It. Marshall left L Beatrice^ Nelson who 1ms of Winter Park, motored to Silver Saturday for Washington, D. C., Impbtycd by the EederalBak- Springs on Sundny where they where she will spend several weeks Urv for several months left spent the day. with her aunt Miss Nell McLean. Ey for her home nt Pensacola. Perry Mero motored to DnytoThe many friends of Mrs. Grant and Frederick Daiger re- Wilson will Ite glad to learn that nn Beach Saturday where lie spent Lj home Sunday evening from slio is getting along nicely ufter the week-end with his family who tna Beach where they spent an operation Snturdny for appendi­ have a collage there for thu sum­ days ns the guests of Mrs. citis at the Fcrnnld-I.nughton mer. Hospital. pond Key. Mrs. Claude Howard, Mrs. Ilnl L). Chase returned honiojSunMrs, W. A. Teague, wlm has Wight and little Miss Billie Wigiit Evening from Ashville, N. L . been spending several months here (leave Tuesday by motor for MonI he and Mrs. Chnse have been with her daughter Mrs. Edmund treat, N. C., where they will spend ling a short time. Mr. Chase Meisch, leaves this week for her some time. I Headed thb graduation of Ids home nt Mnuntville, 8. C. She will frank Chase at Exeter, N. H- be accompanied home by her Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Hood and two children, Jane and Gordon Jr., daughter, Miss Frances Teague, of Gadsden, Ala., nre visiting In ,»r' ! ' ! p o l l IV IIA U K A N il Mrs. Bernice Ball nnd small Sanford ns the guests of Mr. and n 'i T V o M I ’ A N V , n t K n n l « " b daughter Louise May of Gaines­ Mrs. J . D. Hood. h r S i n l r o f F l o 'W n n t « e " ,,| i,u » ln » sn J u n e 3 « « b . D '- 7 ville, who huve been the guests of "n RHOiiKCis a I 60,795.71 Mr. nnd Mrs. J . G. Ball for the Mr. and Mrs. W. J . Steed and oil lHsl Kstatfv children of Kissmmee , spent the pnst fortnight, left Sundny evening „n nthcr Cplial* 69.91a.w fori Kissimmee where they will day here Sunday as the guests of liahtr I.oans a 111' ]0 0 ,9 tS .S l spend n few days ns the gueRts of Mrs. Steed’s parents Mr. nnd Mrs, omit* lit.Sit Mrs. W. J . Steed. J. G. Ball. ........• 10,600.00 I t Slate* Honda....... lv mi >1 ..Municipal C9,000.00 ■njt House] Puriil1 JO .OOO.OO l ami Futures 112 E. Second St. In ,.,|K.'t.nto Own1,625.96 ha'1and other R*>J . H. JACKSON t;067.05 trees ...................... -• from Incorporated 1.9n7.10 Phone 611 nl(» ............... .169.77 Heme ......... I , 33S.9t on I Inml ............... . 4I2.3IR.92 role) ... I.IA n lllT II.S t 60.000.00 ill Slock X'li lil In'...: 6,000.00 Ill in Fund .............. Ivlilual DkpOSIlS 171.161.96 lllJ-Ct to Chock......... II, 124.60 I Inre n cp o slte.......... hand Certificates of s.sat.oo ftpnalt ........................ he Certificate of De1S.7S7.S1 hell .............................. Jiler’s Chocks Out6,319.45 lanlnir .....- ......... . I to ' Incorporated arts.) t links .....„.... ............ 8S.ltt.56 I'nynbls ............... . I nnd Hills liedis14.K61.RH lunted ........................ 33,000.00 Ids llorrowed ........... |Total .......................... 412.3aR.92 Itm. of Florltlu, County of 8cinllr, nn.: 1 L M. Mamball, Cashier of the Ivc-iinmcd Hank, do solemnly jar that the above statement In to the best of my knowleilgo belief. • Iv M. MARSHALL Cashier, J k I AI lest: II. O. DUBOSE It. B. w in NT EDWARD IIIOaiNS . Director*. pb*eril,rit nml sworn to before Rata 7lb (lav of July. 1927. ETHEL H. BTRANQE ^ Notary l'ublli* (ary Public, Slate of Florida at LOANS Paul Oberholser left Saturday for Tnnipa where he will spend a few days attending to business. Mrs, S. Robbins returned homo Snturdny from Jacksonville where she has been visiting friends. Miss Nonie Williams has returned home from Quincy, Fla;, where she spent a week visiting relatives. Miss Eleanor Bnlly left Satur­ day for Fort Myers where she will spend a week visiting friends. Mrs. W alter Lynch of Jackson­ ville spent Friday nnd Snturdny here ns the guestof Mrs. Minnie E. Jones. Julia Higgins, Rose La Verne, Ann Moss nnd Ethel Moss, who have lieon chnneroned nt a house party at Daytona Beach by Mrs. Edward Higgins nnd Mrs. W. A. Moss returned borne Saturday, Little Miss Elsio Byrnn Tolar L Miss Maude Tyre wns among the who has been spending the pnst Sanford people spending Sunday ten days at Daytona Bench as the j at Dnytonu Bench, guest of Adelaide Adelnide Key returned Sundny afternoon. Miss Inn Jordon left Sunday for Macon, and Atlanta, On., where Miss Fransisrn Rcgener and Miss she will spend a month visiting re­ Rtgener of Tampa nre visiting in latives. Sanford ns the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. H. Ehrensperger, Mrs. D. B. Miss Ruth Henry left Monday Hodges nnd Mrs. T. Bully. morning for Orlando where she will he the guest of Miss Lucille Mrs. Harry L. Gibson who has LeHoy. been quite ill for i^ o rn l weeks nt the Wnycross hospital at Way- . During the recent visit of the cross, Ga., has recovered sufficient­ Duke of York nt Aukhmd, New ly to he removed to her home here Zealand, the MnoriH presented him Monday. She wns accompanied by with eighteen carved cuncs, Mr. Gibson, who has been sending the week end at Wnycross. According to the United States Treasury’, the largest supply of Word wns received here Sundny monetary gold ever accumulated evening of the denth of Miss F.dnn by any country in the history of Mae Doyle of Mlnmi, niece of Mrs. the world, a total of 17,608,782,700. Frnnk L. Miller of this city, which wns held in American vaults on April 1 of this year. This is aoeeured Sundny evening nt 7:.'10 bout half of nil the gold in the o’clock nt Atnntn, Gn. The funeral world. services will take plnce Tuesday afternoon nt four o’clock at the A survey of ten and coffee Im­ Miller-Erickson Funeral home. ports shows that more than 73,The Misses Oilve Newman, Mne 000,000 persons in the United Holly, Mildred Holly, Sara Evelyn ! States are ten and coffee drinkers. Williams, Mary Elizabeth Puleston, i Jcr ™,r’,ita ‘‘onsumption of coffee und Georgia Mobley chaperoned by i^or *.*■' 'vns two cups a day or I t Mrs. Robert A. Newman left Mon­ piuimlR ii year, while that of teu day morning for a house party to averaged one-half cup every 2-1 lie given this week nt Miss New­ hours, or three-fourths of a pound for twelve months. man, at “ Magnolia Manor," the summer comp of W. C. Hill on Crystal Lake. GET ETHYL GAS AT ix T in : i im i i r m i n r. t w f . n TV -T iuiin J t in riA i. r i i t r t it o f i 1. nil I III IN AMI m il i KIIINOI.K f o r XT V. IN ITIAXl’HItV. JOHN J .ROBERTS COMPLAINANT, v* EDNA M. ROBERTS, RESPONDENT • DIVORCE ORDER OF PCRUCATION T<> tile Respondent, Ktlna M. It»lieris, 432 Wntehung AvettM*, Plainfield. N. J. You tire hereby notified that a mill has hceii hroiiKht iiitultut von In the above styled Court by the above named Complainant for the purpose of (diialiilntr n decree dlssoIvIiik anil selllnu aside the bond* of matrimony uxIs i Iiik hrtween you. This Is. therefore, to require yurt to appear to the said bill nl tie* of­ fice of the I'lerk of ihe above at? hit F.NDER FE E T. Court, at Sanford, Florida, on or swollen, shoe-chafed feel. The before Monday. 7b<‘ Irtst day of At/hiihI, A. I». Hi27, In default, of whbih numite you pn» your feet Into m “TU* the Complainant will proceed >•* bath you feat pain being «R*wn out and parte. comfort Just soaking in- "TD” draw* It Is ordered I bill Ibis mltli't be (out the poisons and acki* that cause published for four eons«eiiHv« - weeks, once each week, III tint San­ foot misery. It Is almost magical. '•Tb” takes all th* soreness out of ford item 1*1. a newspaper of r.enernl circulation published t In sai l corns and callouses. Oct a bo* of “TI*’* • County, proem)itut the said return at any drug or department store. End day. Witness inv band and seal nl,San­ foot torture forever—wear smaller shoes* , , ford, Florida, ibis 2nd day of .Idly. keep your feet fresh, sweet comfortable^ A. I>. 1917. Clerk Circuit Court lu il. Iv CAM HIRIN' Deputy Clerk. Simmons A- Tllden Solicitors fo r Com plainant. Orl ando, Florida, July It, II. IR. 36, (SEAL) t: — —:i — - .......... ■ r------------ — T “T IZ 'fo r tired, a d m it 11 I’U tc Batlcry FLETCHER BATTERY & ELECTRIC CO. $10.00 Exchange H20 W 1st. St. — Phone 382W WIGHT BROS CO. Ocean Front Bargain Not fur south of Mnln Street, Daytona Bench, 109 feet, 200 feet, nr 300 feet, $70 cnith per foot. Nothing can be bought in the locality for ns low a price. Exclusive witli Daytona Bench, 1-1 Magnolia Ave. W. E. BLAKE, REALTOR, The Little Gray Shoppe 109 Volusia Ave Opp. F* is displaying N ew Linens I • Cards For A ll Occasions * , New Books in the Lending Library The Little Gray Shoppe 171.1 Announcing RAFFELD’S j r Commission Expires A uk- More limn 10,000 diamonds hnve found in the United States, Mt of them in Arkunsus. The findoniestic diamond was found in 1-4 and weighed 40.23 carats. Ill undiledh of sacks of wild rlre Tvo been scattered by airplane ovE m T lirs!"'s *n the Manitoba Irthlund to inervase the food supy for ducks and muskrats. PODIATRY HEALING OINTMENT I w the bent ever produced for H]0|RI|D(A s o k e s , L nicked Toe Wdm, Ecstenu, Chnfitnf, Ketl Bug uml Mosquito Kites. It Btopa IT CIJUSTG. IT IS SOOTHING 1 »u Drug Stores, GOc, or write IODIATRY I'RODUCTS h*2 South Beach Street Dnytonu Bench, Flu. I I 1 f-i ome tobacco _______ but I’l l bet it’s expensive ” A Shop For Men A nd 'Women It was our intention not to open until Fall but due to the urgent requests of many friends and the oppor­ tunity to secure a desirable location, we are opening in the McLander Arcade, next to Baggett's. We have added to our women’s apparel a line of gent’s furnishings, shirts, ties, underwear, in fact a com­ plete line of accessories of very high class quality and manufacture. » We ask for a continuance of the splendid patron­ age that has been accorded us in the past and cordially invite everyone to inspect our new store. Watch for an­ nouncement of our formal opening. N.V any man a pipeful o f G ranger without telling him its price . • . ‘1 let hint judge it solely on taste and every time h e’ll say, " I t must be expensive.” True enough, it is costly tobacco made by costly processes . . . and if packeil in the ordinary pocket tin it Mfst ■H ? ■tcift would he expensive . . . B U T sensibly p a ck ed in fo il it sells fo r just ten cents ■ f i* V aO.v. >ent " “’ i r * i (kii . vm -mj specialist tib h,v,e “P*r«"ienU and bun•*»«■ rent or sale un the ‘ “ her side of the HallIlian# * r* ur **»y section of the '•"fax country. We know •haf* *ke desirable places are pX’if j r j g ri*1"- m - E. Blake A Shop For Men A n d Women McLander Arcade F irs t St. Tha half-pound vacuum tin b forty-fiva cants, Tha foil.pouch, saslad in glassia*, Is tan cent*. Next to Baggett's If \ 121 ilaynolia Ave. Khone 1527 uaytona b e a c h ORANOUR n o t i o n CUT IS MADH BY T H B M Q U L T T H M YBBS T O tA C O lC O . . . !.^-1 -j �THE fjANFOnn HERAtn^fO N D AY,.JULY 1 1 , 1927 PAGE FOITE BY WILLIAM OUT OUR WAY First Picture of Illinois Gang Ireader on Trial IRISH LEA D ER Franchise Action ASSASSINATED is Delayed By City B Y 3 E N E M I E S To October M e e t SPEED UP.VAlES ! (Continued from Page Onel (Continued from pnge one) Inutinn In the morning pnpcm to­ timent that the citiizcns were not day oaid thnt five men were in­ acquainted with the matter and volved. The motor cnr which they thnt in taking action, the Commis­ occupied had been stolen on Satur­ sion would he placed in a position for criticism, lie exjressed his op­ day night near Dublin. Two of the men noted as “look­ position to taking action, although out" while the other three did the he said ha was personally in .fav­ or of giving thd Florida Power and artual ,shootjillf. After; he Had been shot O’lliggim* Light Company it definite answer i -511 *1 1-k * ran net ox* the, rondwpy and ^'11 today. F„ A. Douglass and S. 0 . ShinUpon tftc side walk. Tne three into who had shot him turned away holser both favored diverting nrnuxuming he was dead. O’Higgin* lion, ench declaring that the peo­ raised his hnnd Hllghtl.V and the ple should lie given mure time in thm* munlercrs ran back and fired which to make a study of the pro­ another shot into his body to make position, which they termed of vi­ sure of dt-ath. Then they reentered tal importance. Joe If. (Jill* vice president of the their stolen automobile and sped away. latter the ear was abandoned Florida Power and Light Company O explained thnt a new franchisi and the police recovered it. Oen. O’Duffy, Commander of the was requested in order that Ins Irish Civic Guard. hud the Iasi concern might In* able to finance interview with 0'Higgin* before its Improvement program here. Me bin death, O'lliggln*’ Iasi words to pointed out that rate reduction wus given Sanford two years ago on O'Dnffy were: "I am dying, (lood-by. We have the luisis of a new franchise and done good work In the past. I hope tlint extensive improvements hnd it Is ro'ntinued on the same lines in been made here in anticipation of i renewal of the franchise us soon the future, us conditions warranted it. " I forgive my murderers." Mr. (iill agreed to mail a copy of O'Higgins then directed that a the advertisement appearing in message be sent to his wife. Tiie adjutant general of the Irish The Herald, to every consumer in Republican Army issued a state­ Sanford, ns part of a program to - A ! ....... ment declaring that the army coim* bring tiie matter before lire citi­ 1V r j cil and general headquarters Have zens. 4 \ ~ *\ no kmiVIcdge of the O’Higgins assassination and repudiate any intimations thnt the republican organisation may have,been re­ sponsible. “We feel certain that the re­ sponsibility when traced home will This picture of Charles Birger and his family wns tn not involve any of our volunteers," the murder of Mayor Joe Adams of West City. The s said the statement. ing the vicious gang wrftfare of the last two years in Fears has been expressed in while Uirger sits between his two daughters, Minnie o i London thnt the O'liiggins assass­ ination may lead to new and wide­ Atint) nisi rat Ion Officials Are itoiiert E, Smith his attorney. This is the first news Uelivvcd To Find No Hans spread huthrenks of polltlcnl vio­ lence In the Irish Free State unless For Oov. Ritchie’s Charge the Cosgrnve government adopts a j Thai II. S. Regulates Kissing BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES strong policy. The Dally News editorially admits WASHINGTON, July II .— (IN today the possibility of disaster S I—The federal government's in­ U c c n o m YOU UVCY- T o AW, BStVT ■ *wovPU4t. T oday t Muting thnt "in a country like terest in kissing is purely acade­ Yco RT- AM l «»R0MI«PY0O -TH t t>WY Irelnnd the real danger is lest an mic. 01.’ RfcACrt • Twt UHCT episode of this kind should sudden Thnt in short is the reply of of­ t f re-kindle the fires of civil war." 6 !i The news expresses the hope that ficial Washington to charges by uhllc opinion will range itself Governor Albert C. Ritchie of oldly on the side of law and order. Maryland, before I he Indiana Mar Asserting thnt “the curse of Association, that government bu­ 83 lawlessness" still clings to the Irish reaucracy mannerisms and cus­ Free State, The Morning Dost, toms. w«r Addressing the Hnosier Barris­ \ which opposed the rrention of the Free State, declares there are ters at French Lick, Governor llit'‘Intricate and subterranean con- rhle, cited an agricultural pamph­ .yv tiectlona between crime and the new let entitled “A Vest Pocket Essay politics of Ireland." This paper de­ on Kissing," as evidence support-’i p - y clares that tho Free Stnto never ng his contention that the interests Ch has succeeded In divorcing itself of government in the United States v X "from the criminal organization by have reached far beyond their le•*-* which It-wus established. Whether gitimutu field. The government Is no longer the this new and horrible crime will do thnt dangerous, hut necessary work creature and protector of our in­ dividual rights, hut is rapidly be­ , remains to he seen." £ The Dally Moil, pointing out that coming the dictator of them," Gov­ ji .; the Cosgrnve government locks a ernor Ritchie said, "The citizen is majority In the dull, says thnt O’- told what he may wee on the stage, Illjfgins Violent death will further what hooks he may read, what he 2 complicate the political situation." I may drink, what to cook for christ- SALESMAN SAM | It declares that O’Higgins was njirtns dinner, and not two months power in the government "w ith 'ago the Department of AgriculHrtD /l a.tie KAr. n firm relentless mind" and "now |turo distributed , throughout the that he, is removed the political >|country a vest pocket essay on kiwsltuatlon in the Free State is more Ising," than dnrlt. It is stormy." Department of Agricultural of­ ficials were startled by the reve­ lation. The mountainous card in­ POLICE FEAR 3RD dexes of the publications division' WOMAN IS VICTIM produce nothing •■loser than a Bu­ of Entomology pamphlet in OF AX MURDERER reau 1000 entitled, “Insertions Known As the Kissing Bug." (Continued From Page Onel At the Library of Congress, tin* found Saturday morning in venerable kissing classic, Mmius Buihsnn’s "Universal Anthology of Buttery Turk, Manhattan, Police cunnot reconcile them­ Kissing," bore no record of the de­ selves to the belief that robbery partment s oxhausGve interest in was the only motive for the brutal coral home life. Neither did the slnylngif. The bodies of the women millions of cards in the flics <,f tin j had been terribly mutilated, hack-i government printing office ,iffer a ed, atidr to|*n Into several pieces I clue—the files which are reputed i with axes and saws. The weapons {to contain „ record of every govJ with which tho murders werisjeminent publication f,„ more than committed were found in tiie base-in hundred years, ment of the home where Mrs. It wns with n genuine feeling of flrownull lived. roller that tho perspiring circle in I Lee, who is u Norwegian, wns Hie administration building memployed by Mrs. Brownll as cetved — ’ ‘ in the afternoon MOM’N POP news late janitor. He knew Mrs. Bennett al­ that the publication which drew so police doclurc, for It was from Governor Ritchie’s fire hud been f ry f C'WOM.CHICK-YOORC FALLING DOWN Mrs, Bimnett that the other woman written and circulated through the <!:\ 0M TH E J O S - YO U AbR CUD T w purchased recently the house in University of Mary land. (% K E E P TH e DISH ES W A S H E rj which iho lived and kept hoard...................... .n.moogrnnneu It was a state mimeographed w /m k. YtHlUC/MOM IS /^WAY — ers. He-idontifid tho pieced togeth- circular oil the ravages or hog chol m / ’Y K T H c s i n k s Fu l l » c» bodies of the two womn. « in written by a .Mate employee as Lee is formally charged with l'" rt of n campaign for sanitary / r lmmIcicle. Two other men are li*-l«l I’JK P*‘iis throughout the free state ns material witnesses. | '*>e kissing angle was used m tiie Ijs FenrAhnl two other women m a y ,'" 11 "* Interest gripping have rdet a fate similar to th a t] l’,,iu',*r#- the piece never was cirof Mr*. Brawnull and Mrs. Ben- ''^ulated by tile federal Department ** ' 4V net, nrAse this afternoon when tw .ij"' Agriculture. The other was the discovery « f --------------- the heiul tif a woman about According to Pliny, Unto hclivud ^ i1 ytars of age in the yards of th el'k u t iuisliands started kissing in B. M, T. subway in Brooklyn 'inler to determine whether their H"IM distance from the scene o fi'J’ , H daughters had been the crime. Mrs. Bennett’s head drinking wine, has maf been recovered lint she was a woman Ifi years of age and i apioea is a product of In|tinea the discovery of the younger wo. Hour, which conies from the root loan'd head led police to believe ol the cassava, u tropical plant sim­ JLthat another brutal murder and ilar to our sweet potato plant. (Ihcmberment hud orcurred. Most of our supply is imported from Java. V o r e . m v a /i m m i m A j \ vv1 V O P ?£ L S « ’ — L O S Vi \ lt, ' " VrtU r XV u*“ r‘ i' ‘‘".|MUt, “ f,,r Tacturers and wholesale firms liqit. r. Mr. Walker in well known morB than one thousand dollars a in .Nan ,,id having served f o r ,mi„ute for each business day. some time u'i a patrolman on the These frauds consist of obtaining Soriford jtuliee force lie is su e ,-ndit on false statements of viced by a wif, and six children assets, or concealing assets from who reside at Osteen, ids father creditors or referees in bankruptcy, •O.J foul u others and four eieterz. and of other uim -prceeauU oni. T'OET TK DOPEr^ee* S. 7 iM ‘ r r *\ u r s . * •V\\ ) . /•- sk i 10. *■ ken at Menton, III., at the beginning of his trial for hooting of Adams was one of a score of murders dur­ southern Illinois. Mrs. Birger is shown at the left n the left and Chnrlinc, right, . Behind him is picture ever taken of Birger. wa u i. (**r orr. G O lN A N * COM IN . Oitir *v BILL KNOWS m o .or _ l'M TtWRvBYY ^ u iY -B u T i THlMK \T> BETYtW. Go AA0MG VM\TH YOU • VJwAt » ojftMT 1 > 6i.fcSS <Vl JUUT AAMt EMERY- VJt'RYYKIMG Po MtbtAtd BUT WHY M OJt T H l V O R t l i HEP.E T 1 I'.UT ' t o ' R t t Y VWTCW !•» IM CtEC'-CoMG OA -YwhJ \Y ^»wcwU> ' w i Cy - I TMiMfo StKfT O u t ON f*PPRcvjAY AM1T hE m t o o CAM HEAP K E V t O O t ?• BILLY Mawca ixc By Martii MOW Oo n T JirtsT TWNK OF- WHAT Y ou Mt-to — GfcT WANT y o u 'd V\KY: T o WMb ■6 2f \ ^3- ■;r/, &A 'fa'-. ci *a st sis scavtcc. inC/tui. w s w a q 'K ill SA FETY FIRST rOH, He r e ’s SometHiNa- HECK1 I'm no suwe* l’li just shove These dishes below in f Ii ^— ' THE tuPQOARD SO POP dDN’T SEE 'EM,ANP SNErtK QVE8 TO KEN’S F o’k HOWOV-KEN1 1 HOW ABOUT f* UTT lE GAME t o n ig h t \ CfMi’ T GO IN V SieRtAMlN‘ T I C L l How!! B Y TAYLOR r S ure T imno By SmiUl CAV WON’ T OO NIG. <\Y\H GOOD^ NM STGR'. NO (JETTING OUT OF IT i ] ' v- but wcxj’ u - have m w it h t h e h Cc p m e DISHES I ? - s .— — 1| ^ d g a m e u f pin o g h u e NO UlSMWASItiNG FOR ME TONIGHT! T m D Z ] ■0 0 nift u %pat off ©!t2? SVMCAIWKlCt INC _______ W U Y MOT BY CRANE uktautci HER IDEA OF A GOOD TIWG 1b FIGHT A, BUZZ. BMN WWU.E RiDUV A HAN-EATIU’-UOM ON’ UOUDiM’ AWV-OCAT UNDER EACH AR*V/ S T l t E — SHE'S A GOOD SC0U1 WHEN SH t WAMTS T B E . r- M V VNHE.N SHE OROPS^ A BOY FRIE' (lEM'RRUN ’ TV . MOVJ?* 7 0 VI u . a * ,V «r. TO VwM. *NO FECUNGS,' r > r y OUT TrV ^ ‘ TRMN * SHE GAYS , "BOr e^CMUAUY, VUNDOW-T' ■'— « Si? 7* i 'l l h -TttG HOSE Y*V\EM CHE’S iNTROJUJCCP I WEtV* l % fe-'jv* "U'/'T i>q -..it y ” ... ----HELL, SHE’S Trt‘ KtMD Of A DAAAt TVAM POKES As GUY IN TAWGO, St.t\ie«S? MY 0UDD'/ i ' t ’ WL 71, W»WsY W.WJ0 O F A B/MJT IS '. * i m Ii all its power from the tides of the The funernl of David E. Walk­ River Debcn. Rental records show er, Volusia county constable, who lliut ii mill, iMohiihly thin wuh*r wus murdered at Osteen Friday, mill, wiin »*tiiri(tinir cm the same was held from the Miller-Ericson spot 740 years ago. Funeral- Home Saturday afteriumui at'fl o'clock. Dr. F. I). King, In early Saxon marriages tho Pastor of the Baptist Church, father of tho bride delivered one wns in charge of the services of her shoes to the bridegroom, both at the Ornic and nt the ceme­ who touched her head with it as tery. Mrs. A. M. Phillips lender- a symbol of his authority. Today tad two solos. Tiie body wgs laid only tile idea of lurk Is associated to lest hi side thnt of Mir. Walk-' wi,h throwing shoes at both bride isvlpw Cemetery,; ,,ni* aroopi, «->'• son in the Lake Mr. Walker was murdered T inii viit * ii , . i . while i •j ii in ij run rfr..., nuni if c'lml im V-'fl k>< Wulker Funeral Is . Woodbyidgc, Suffolk, Is tho home WASHINGTON TUBBS H Held On Saturday !’ , r “ "1n",u,‘ w*,.«*r bbii which, ai, * * Uioiigb nine miles Inland, obtains *: M B * -V?i l rk B o T \ % E \ , 'f j GOVERNMENT HAS ACADEMIC VIEWS ONLY ON KISSING i s o s s IN I r i r s all R ight, YOKSVl. CMEIViBODY SAYS GVIES A GOODj **»COUT. O0OY. iu \ tL J hMi ^ 3 KiiorMt F^or-i u ic ;n *i I_____________ fed 1MO U | pa T Off, *MMJ tr a u U AlK 4 M»fc. J �PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY. JULY 11, 1927 _ -- ITT ne 8 •«* » MAIMT HAtf * >■£» i Phone H 148 TH E NEW SANFORD BOOSTER | WOMEN EARN $11 dozen aprons. WANT TO DO SEW I NO for small FOR SA LE—Small house- auto- FOR QUICK SALE— upright pi­ plate only $1.00, Studebaker Easy work; materials cut, in­ ano, good condition, $100 cash, hoys and "girls. Phone 826-J., | malic pump. Well sprinkler in agency- Ask for carbon juice with structions furnished. Opportunity. --------- ---- «»" " •... >L — garden and over lot. 70 feet front, 117 Poplar Ave. SuliMtuntlnl Jeweler T AD. RA TES gasoline- slop* the knock. Snn Beginner. Card brings particulars. ... „ , I iaa feet hock. All fenced Price Juan (inrage Co. |Jean Mfg. Co. 1658 Broadway/ *•' ICOontK >* ith Hoard |$500. Cash $100. Balance monthly, WANT TO SE L L six acres of corn, In a Substantial City" »: Cash In Advance ' New York. kcod-hod rovers, frames, wires, ■"---------- — 1 ■' ------ ------- ( Inquire for lim ey. Ginderville. i ir F LINCOLN — FORI) — FORDSON L . 108 Magnolia .. cut-nwuy harrow, cultivator and , • — Edward Higgins Ine. ONE OF BEST other farm tools. Sell cheap for ! WANTED- 2 Young women to BOARD AND ROOM- including KOP EAI.F Commercial A Palmetto. Phone .'till work in Ovi*‘do Preferably living tiath $8.00 per week.--- also apart fc’IVK ROOM. BUNGALOWS Oh quick sale. 11. II. care Herald. pr ada, will hr received PALMETTO AVENUE. IN SAN in that town. Good opportunity to ment for rent. 820 W. 3rd St. “‘Hi rona and collector aent SANFORD'^.Ovcrlvid Co. WlUyT- mnko money. Pav eneh day. Set ! FORD HEIGHTS. CORNER LOT atcly for payment. Knights & Overland, WhippitJ. Mr. II ooker, Bali' Building, Room' EQUIPPED WITH ELECTRIC ...... ........ 10c a line Park & Commercial Sts. Phono 58, h. Monday and Tuesday between I I — Rooms W ilhcul Hoard RANGE AND WATER HEATER. ...........................He u tine 10 and 12 o'clock A. M. PRICE LESS THAN MARKE'l „ ......................... 7c a line FOR SA LE - 1H26 Ford roadster T0 SU1T ,,0> new Duen finish. New tires. WANTED— 20 girls and young TH REE —unfurnished rooms, 311 no ratea on request. Elm Ave. U 1 HERALD. Perfect condition. $250. Phone 48J , woman for remunerative- yet easy or call 601* First National Bank .work. An opportunity to mnki reduced rules are for FOR SA LE:..., FIV E ROOM 15— Apartment For Kent Building. I money in your spare time. Pay alive insertions, SPANISH BUNGALOW Oh ! each day. Positions open for tip* PARK AVENUE. 2 CAR (JAR vords of average length ' proximntcly six months. Call at FOR RENT—Wager npartmenta. RAGE. NICE LAWN. IMMEDI lilted a line, SEMINOLE HUDSON- ESSEX room 5, Ball Building, between the clean, cool, cozy, especially well ATE POSSESSION,—CANT lit mum char go of 30e for INC I hours of II) o'clock and 12 o'clock located, 708 Earl Street, Dnytotin BEAT FOR THE PRICE. TERM) sertion. 20.1 Oak Avo. all next week. Ask for Mr. Hooker. Beach. Week or month- utility fur­ $200.00 CASH. BALANCt advertising is restricted Phone 41 nished. , MONTHLY. BOX 148 CARE HER icr classification. Your Headquarters WANTED —two young women, i Aid). error Is made The San4— ItusincMs S e rv ic e A PA K T M E N T living iii Longwnod, to work in . FURNISHED erald will ho responsible . When You Come Over that city on a very good paying i Three rooms xml had), all mod­ 20— F a rm s F u r S a le • 0ne incorrect insertion, YOUR BU SIN ESS —card appear­ basis. Opportunity for long time I ern conveniences, good location vertiser for subsequent employment. See Mr. Ilouker. room reasonable i«nt. Phene K.'ll-J. ms. The office should be BEST BUY IN AGIUCULTUR ing daily in this column will 5, Bail Building all next week be­ 1 immediately in easo of AL LAN!) FOR RENT .. 2 three mom partly tween the hours of 10 and 12 a. m. reach over 3,000 every day! furnished apartments. Apply Her Iif In The Stale Of Florida nld. t) ADVERTISERS -and it costs so little a 12 word b—Help Wanted (Male) In the flowing well district neat Sanford, witli clay subsoil. On Herald representative ml for one month costs only $2.00. We have opening for man with TWO rooms, kitchenette and both; the highway nnd ono milo from b'-niitiful outlook; all Improve­ rbly familim with rates, Rilling experience and ability t-> I'hone 148 _ and da*ouication will attractively furnished; It. It. station. close deal. To this type man we of ments; Alrendy cleared, Perfect Hurry Over Often! h,u complete Information, moderate rent bv week. Young’s fer local connections. Address drainage. ■ you wish, they will assist JuHt usk for "Classified Depart­ "Confidential" P. O. Box 1080, Apartments, office 200 N. Park m Virgin soil of unsurpassed fer Ave. i wording your want ad. ment" ■ • Duytntm Bench, Fin. (ility, will grow anything. io it moro effective. '■ TWO NEW— nicely furnished 1,000 Acres in units of 5 acres, Operating1 Pepp’s Pool And Bath House i ROYS WANTED—Can use fivu apart mens. $25 per month. t)lr* I'OHTANT NOTICE as many ns you want CLEAN UP YOUR OLD WALLS I good boys who are hustlers. Can W. First St. I’hone 207. AT A PRICK SO LOW IT WILL WITH THE NEW WALL PAINT ■ I earn as high as a lollar an aftertr.isers should give their "Make Your Head Swim" SOMETHING NEW AND BET­ ' noon. Apply Circulation Depart­ or postoffico address as Home Seekers, Here 1r Your TER. FOR FURTHER INFORMA­ ment Herald. 16— Houses For Kent s their phono nun.ber if Chance TION- CALL PHONE 235-J OR csire results. About one * 4. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + • !• ♦ + ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ It Mny Novor Come Again S E E , V. C. COLLIN. SANFORD, TOPCO AUTO TOP DRESSING FOR RENT ■—5 rooms and bath, out of a thousand has If you ran make a mini I ensh + FLA. Waterproofs, softens and pre­ nicely furnished, also (1 rooms phone and tho_ others serves, makes your top last for­ and hath unfurnished, Rent rea- payment and finance your first communicate with you Depend on ever; money hack guarantee, no* nnnnhlc, 1111 Celery Ave. Mrs. rrct;i, it will easily pay for tin they know your address, land. ROYAL CLEANERS & DYERS brush fuss or muss, 500 cans sold Aloffit. I’hone 428-W. discontinuance MUST he If you are looking for a "Snap" tVe clean anything. Do all kinds of , in Fla. last 3(1 days. Salesman |ii person at 'I he Sanford plaiting. Phono 481-.I. Here It Is I wanted. See I). W. Short. Sains EIGHT ROOM— house for rent at |at fire or hy letter. Tele, See Me At Onro ! Mgr. 11 Ball llld’g. Snnford, Fla. I 808 Elm Ave. $35 per month. Five discontinuances are not PHONOGRAPH ... repairing, piano W. ?i. YOUNG room cottage at Panin, adjarent tuning hy experts with 17 years Bargains In Real Estate 7— Situation Wuntcd to school house, $25 per month. ' experience. Snnford Music Store Park Ave. and Commercial SI. •ns . Prompt * Efficient ■ami Gift Shoppe. Room 10 Si 11 Me Furnished cottage at Flora Height.! Service j YOUNG MAN—high school grad­ $25 per month. See .Inn. D. Jenkins Lander Arcade, Phone 832 21— Acreage Fur Sale uate, willing to work, desires po- Court House Sanford, Flu. |BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation • sit ion. Addrcn N. W. T. 1820 Pnrk boxes and general cement wntk Ave. or phono U33-W. MUCK LANDS ARE VALUABLE FOR RENT t And Found , Miracle Concrete Co. .1. E. Ter5 ROOM UNFURNISHED S T U f- ' Just three mites from the ell) wilh-ger, Prny. 3rd and Elm. will prove an Ideal Stopping Place for you lti on wanted CO BUNGALOW. 2 BED ROOMS, llinits on highway I have eight PERMANENT — Mill pllaifc leather grip, coil- I.ANKY.S DRUG STORE— Pro­ by steady ruliah'^unti. Out d*i>r LIVING ROOM. DINING ROOM. acres of muck lands that can lx? and your family during the Summer monthH t ladies apparel. Between KITCHEN (equipped with electric bought for $500 an acic or special scriptions, Drugs, Scdu. We urn work preferred. S .ic selling ex (•rice inudo on all of it. Thirty and Orlando. Phone 40-W range). BATH (with hot and cold j perlence and accustomed to pnymJ or on your week end visits. Only a step to the Fa to Ucrald office-Reward. us nenr you ns your phone. Call 10J work. Past record ami names •>! water). LOCATED 2300 PALMET­ acres in ontiro tract includes citiii* lands und other good garden 4I LUMBER and complete line of employers gladly furnished. A d-1 TO AVENUE. RENT SUMMER ocean. land. Fine place for poultry and -Binctx silk bug containing building material. Ixm prices. dress P. O. Box 317- Fnirmont, W. RA TES. PHONE 118. truck <>f all kinds. Men can mnko kn«l purse; money in put so Security Lumber Co., “Whcro Good Vn. word finder for sending thn Grades Come From " Maple 5-ROOM bungalow for rent. living raising bulbs, celery, vege­ and I remaining contents to nd- Sixth. Phone ^07. with hath and garage, on French tables and poultry for Sanford and 8— Financial f Mrs. A. L. Armstrong, Ave., near 11th St. i’hone 224 or Orlando markets. Address B.%A. (’. .?r * f 1f ^ i I > enre Herald. This will not he mi Park, St. Augustine, Flu. CONCRETE in every ehapo and MONEY— to loan on Improved de­ call at GO1 Pnrk Ave. market long. If you do not think form, blocks, Mlc roofing, orna­ sirable residential proport) .o this land is worth tho price try to mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod­ Snnford n n u n ccm cn ts at 0 per cent interest, no 4-ROOM Cottage, unfurnished, for buy ..nine of the muck lands in ucts Company, Fifth and Maple brokerage- Address Loan I*. O Box rent. 1700 block, $25 n month. other parts of tho country. Sts. Phone 112-W. Box 17(10 chic Herald, 503 City. \TION and PLUMBING— ui\r u.l.u CLARENCE SMITH pociulty. Wo handle electric 26— Miscellaneous For Sale ID— Houses F o r Sale 11— MiscellaneouH General Contractor pumps, homo light and pUuU. Sauford "Machine Co. 100 West F irst Stroo) FOR SA LE:...CO RN ER LOT IN MARRY IF LON ELY;—most sue st Phone 441 PIN El I (JUST. ONE BLOCK ..o n eessful "Home Maker"; hundreds Pretty Marvania Home. Priced FROM FRENCH. CASH TA LK S.! itomcbilcH METAL ROOFING—Tho 1100? Ev­ rk h ; strictly confidential; reliable; MAKE AN O FFER . REPLY LOT! ♦» erlasting. Metal shingles; years DODGE experience; descriptions CARE HERALD. “On The Ocean” re cars and Graham Trucks standing seam tin nnd galvanized ...... . "The Successful Club." Mrs. at cost with very easy terms. id 13th St. Phono 3. roofs. See Jnmen H. Cowan. Oak Nash. Box 550 Oakland. Calif. C ROSS-TIES— nnd poles, any ♦ ♦ * * + * * * * * * * * < . * * ,* * + * . { .. { . + + f + * + + ++ ++++++4+ + + + 4 + + + + * + + « + t - * c * +* f r * ► ♦**♦*«***< • < • ♦_ t jave. and Third St. Phone 111. grade nr dimension. .See r.. M. INS L COWMAN CO., AuU> TWO REFRIG ERA TO RS — Goa,I F. II. Scruggs •n II. Bush. Geneva. ____ •___ ___________ __________ _________________ _________________________— ntnr and shod metal works I W1GHT-OilRISENUER.HV PRINT condition; priced reasonable.Her- j SHOP — Printing, •Engraving, son larkin , Inc. Mcl^inder Arcnda nd omuments' sheet metal tel. 710-W. 207 French Ave. Embossing. Sea us first. We do Phone 880. Phone 735 or 338-J P castration Notice It. Phono 417-W. R. K. Avenus------------------- .... | Commercial Street. NFORD RUICK CO. 12— Wanted FOB SPECIA L ELECTION. No. 1 Masonic Temple 21J Magnolia Ave . The Registration Books of the Phone 307 5— Help Wanted Female MEN AND WOMEN . of good ap­ City nf Sanford, Florida, will be pearance to work for a local conHViPa—MARMONS WANTED— TWo young women, <e*-n. Easy work, full or spare time, FOR S A L E ;— FOUR ROOM COT­ open Wednesday, July *ith, 1927 nford Automobile Go. living in Lake Mary- have op­ good remuneration. Pay every day TAGE ON (INE OF BEST LOTS ami will close Monday, July 25th, Molitt Ave. Phone 137 portunity for making good money Apply to Tlie Herald Office. ON MAGNOLIA AVENUE. NEAR 11)27. in their spare time. Pay eac h day. SOUTH SID E SCHOOL.- PRICE MODEL TRIM (’(). No selling. See Mr. Hooker, room 1?-A FARM TOOLS WANTED At the City Hall. im the car, not the owner."* 5, Ball Building. Monday and Tues­ WANT TO BUY tractor- dine plow, REASONABLE. TERM S TO SU IT L. R. PH ILIPS PURCHASER. OWNER BOX 431 hone RI7 f„r estimates day between 10 and 12 o'clock harrow, ditcher. W. M. Young, CARE HERALD. City Registration Officer. On February 27th, Congress passed a new District of Co­ P. W. RADFORD a. m. 200 N. Park Ave. Tel 777 or 775. nford Daily Herald H. C. VIELE T h e W a t e r ’s Fine Make Our Bath House And Pool T O You use our Bath House or Suits On The Wonderful Ocean Beach At Daytona The Breakers H otel ■*w r 1 Special Summer Rales Extra Special W eek Enel Rates T h e B re a k e rs H o te l What Is Ice Cream KCKLES a n d h is f r i e n d s &6S r>o»oy CAWG SA7UBDAV By Blosser P E 2 C- COMEJ OSSIE A S A IM > D O J T 7ALU A B o u r TAG'S PONT/ CD. A fL V _ C7A Q T 7A L g IN' A 0007 IV L 6 0 CTJED 7JX.C3-5 BAQaJ A A)17AV.G a n o t h e r look . AT THIS POAJV OP AKJ-' MIS UWCLE CLEMS paw'/-* OlX SASl TAGS poAjy is b l a c k , A dot I T ? A)i C E G r f <wy "7w e v EvJEQ GAVJJ.'/ OE QAJLV Q M E 'WMO WAS1 CT E/07UUSGD Os c a r / "Ice cream means the frozen products or mixture made front pas­ teurized cream, milk, or products of milk sweetened with augar, to which lias been added pure, wholesome food geqlatin, vegelal le gum. or other wholesome stabilizer with or without wholesome flavoring extracts, fruits, mils, cocoa, chocolate, eggs, cake, candy, or confections, and which con­ tains not less than H per centum, by weight of milk (butter) fat, and not less (ban 10 jicr cent solids not fat." Shop ill Our Store for Heller Values in: 7 < When You A re A t The Beach 1 VS C L A IM TO BE 7UE lumbia inilk, cream and icecream bill. The paragraph relating to ice cream is as follows: I10SIICKY, UNOKIMK, HANDUAOS. NOVELTY JE W E L R Y , PR ESSES, ART NEEDLEWORK, NOTIONS, HATHING SUITS, CAPS AND SHOES "b . JC C O LLIER ’S 722 Main St. - _____ J k At Daytona On (he lleaeh 4a bJELL.MV O/OCLE \ CLEM S Poa)7 is q ft / A 'V - VOE A-*y c a r s i s uiajda ) t5cw‘r t AVDORD ABOU7 Qa Dk-.LYSIS’ A VPOQ OLD UAJCLG T ' / ' jwar IS r GL'EACS P O 0V A RoAjy// J- 9 ALL CZt<5Vi7 ! ALL RI6M7’/ I e,ivc- r \ SOMS> q*TT Aioo! Th e Little Gray Shoppe I V L O U S T «50 AAJ" S E T A FM7-CUDR OPtr AA)' 5 ; loud V<X». SAOW you.'/ S0 7 n E R E ! r DAYTONA BEACH 1011 Volusia Ave yr\ U - Daytona Huaeli— Opp. I*. O. i« onowitijf new Shapca, SlylfH ami Coloringt) in F O S T O R IA G L A S S m FLOW ER HOWLS, VASES AND SA LAD PLA TES • V it U| M O' _ --CQ - U• MI -Off k n u e frv tcf iK Cir*.7 are amonjf the now items. J — sD ‘ Our ice cream is made and standardized to have the fol­ lowing average composition: 12 percent milk fat, 10 percent milk solid not fat, and 14.5 percent sugar, thus making it far above the requirements of the National Law and most State Laws. ♦ V/(> . f" J uuirt Wo suggest that you read Professor Walter H. Eddy’s am d tide on the food value of ice cream in this months issue of “Pictorial Review.” * •w ■i '• ; J, ) * J * Iftfi Ice cream, like most other food products, should be bought for quality, not price. Seminole Creamery Co. Manufacturers of Princess Tee Cream —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, July 11, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 11, 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 11, 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/5ea6dcb1257523ac00bb3125f0b75252.pdf ba5347c64c2e2c774d8afcda1f3ae341 PDF Text Text r.;« V/ v-Tv W .* v At TI1E WHATHKR Generally fa ir tonight and Tuesday, except local thunder­ showers Tuesday afternoon; light south and southeast winds over north portion nnd east and south* east over south portion. ___ YOUR NEWSPAPER [ublishcd in F lo rid a ’s H e a rt bio World's Greatest Vegetable rfcclion. Its Richest Garden Land ajm e n o . x v ii . iNALPROJECT :aws attack ;0M LAWYER u Leased W ire International News Service Leviathan Brings U. S. Fliers Home n SANFORD. FLORIDA. TU ESD A Y . .11 I.V 12. 1!)27 NUMBER 265 M em ber Audit lluroau Of C irculations (\$ 4 5 0 ,0 0 0 C o u n ty B o n d Issue For R o a d B u ild in g Brings $ 4 5 4 .5 0 Premium DRASTIC WORK IS NEW PLAN OF LIQUOR CHIEF Heart Attaclc Fatal To Robert Jenkins JONES FINISH SECOND RO l SHOTS BE SOUTHHAMPTON. England, Roliert P. Jenkins, 10, engi­ duly 12.—(IN S )—Tho S. S. neer for the Atlantic Const Leviathan sailed for New York I i . Line Rnilrond, died nt 2:30 o’today, carrying a notable com­ rlock this afternoon nt his pany of flyers. Clarence Chnmhome, 518 West First Streetberlin, who piloted the Columbia nftcr nn attack of heart tro u ­ Seminole County road bonds t» ’ i consider the offers. A fter a se<from New York to Germany, ble shortly after noon. Mr. Jen­ the amount of $-150,000 were soldi ion lasting over nn hour, the bid wns a passenger together with kins \vns stricken nt tho rnil­ I’ruddcn and Company wns ne­ ____ _ 'th is morning by the County Comhis wife and mother. rond shoos shortly a fte r com­ in i „ itn e i.r mlssioneiu for a premium of-$r*t.-] t-pled and the meeting adjourned. Fraulein Then Rasche, tho Sullen irn p p e r In Le Boeur no lirinKlnu. a t0| n, prico of si ho.- 'I ho bonds'w ill make money n- Seym ore Low man Declares It pleting his run from Trilby and American R cgainsH is 'medical Legislation daring german aviatrix and M u rd e r M ystery 1st outrun! i , -„ n,Moi.!in»r to an annoum May Be N ecessary For Fed­ wns rushed to his home w h e n vi.ilnhle for the third year pro­ [Has Failed To CLn i- Ilaron Joachim Von Krudencr, dentil came nn hour nnd n half , Form To Shoot Bril­ I’d With Details ROffnrdinK incut made by the board following to in of road building which Sem­ eral Government To Confis­ later. mechanical expert, inole County citizens approved two H is l ’iro iru o : ItemainsSilent 1» consideration of n number of i fy Present Measure, aviation liant 71 F o r 'T o ta l cate Land Liquor IsMadcOn were nlso passengers. Mr. Jenkins had lived in Snn_____ i bids. Tiie successful bidder wn y. nrs n£o. Already more than a At Cherbourg Commander fprd 10 years, coming here Says G. A. DeCottes Byrd O f 147 F o r 2 D ays Fruddon nnd Company of Toledo, million dollars has been expended nnd his heroic comrades from Charlotte, N. C. lie is Grand Jury M eets in extending Seminole’s highway O fficers Attending' 0. of the America flight will board survived by bis widow and nnd tho bonds sold today W ashington M eeting three To Hear Evidence Brnwn-Crummcr Company wn v>.illtomenable the vessel. Other passengers inchildren' Mrs. R. A. Man­ the county hoard to _ _ _ I second high bidder will* n hid eluded Senator Walsh, of Mon­ t ning of Holland, Mrs. J. L. D is lrie l A ltn r n e y l i a s Con- jvs.v:t <u- a total of $ni.2H 5 for Hu ■"inpletc a program thnt is snld More A rrests For YenrEndinjr tana; William Crocker, U<\U'.v Monroe of Sanford nnd Robert Russell and Baron Adlph Deott fe s s io n s I'rm n D r. D r e h e r i "hole issue. Fight other concern to be one of the most extensive Jenkins, Jr. J u n e .'id T h an In Any Previ­ _____ of Czecho-Slovnkia who is on a And Lover, Mrs. Le Bocul (■.•ffoml bids for the bondn inclu« lend schedules undertaken by a ous Year D uringl'rohibition ____ l mg a / local house- the aeminoie ■minty in this section for some [ttorney PrcdictsLiti- special mission to Washington. George Duncan, Hope . --------- .F R A N K L I N , I.a„ July 12. | County Bank. Other bidders we";: time. Members of the County Com-1 WASHINGTON, July 12. — gation For Measure t O f Britons, P utts - I — (IN S)—The St. Mary Parish | John. Nnveen and Company of Cliiof real j grand jury nsscmldcd lier.' today ' <ago, Weil, Roth and Irving el mi. ' loners this morning a - r e g rr- (INS)- ■ Confiscation If Okeyed By People Poorly For 82 Score I to hear tho state's evidence th at | Cincinnati, W alter, Woody and tifh d over the excellent p ric e ! ' slate upon which llquer Is lllcgproduced^will be practiced l»y *Dr. Thomas E. Dreher nnd lilrs. j Htim erdingcr of Cincinnati, Ryan 1-,'liirh the Iwnds hrouglit. They | government in a drive to Declaring remedial legislaST. A NDREW S, Scotland, Ada Lo Iloeuf conspired together "W I* Slnvton^^nd Co., of. Little were the recipients of congrntulato murder ,tho woman’s husband, Rock. A. T. Hell nnd Company of tions front manv citizens who at-1 1,,ake prohibition pay for itlon, passed recently a t TallrJu ly 12. — fI N S I— B obby nnd that the two looked on-while Toledo and W. L. Slayton and Co.,, tended the meeting nnd who c s - self." Seymour Isnvnmn, assistant [assce, had failed to clarify Jonca finished well up in th o I the opinion that the price j eecrelnry of the treasury- announ­ Jam es Beadle, trapper, shot Le also of Tidedo. lie numerous legal e rro rs in ced today. business-like field in th e nccond o f th o tribute to tlie Bnouf and slashed open his body. The board met at HI o’clock and [to St. Johns-Indinn riv e r, Lowman said th at tho govern­ Wifo O fF nrnu’rT nm nianyL en­ q ualifying Iration of tho present Tho grand jury will hear the con­ n f t.r receiving and opening the rounds o f th o in' nt may assess whiskey and fessions of Dr. Droller nnd Mrs. Li I ids, went into executive sessi'-u [avigation bill, George A. Ded er Is Ruled A gainst By S u ­ B ritish Open Golf C ham pion­ alcohol, illegally produced or with­ Fottes, prom inent Sanford at- Mayor " Jim m y ” W alker Sells! iloeuf to their p art in the murder. premo Court In A tte m p t To ship today. drawn from warehouses, nt tho L arg e Block Of StoncM oun. District Attorney Emile Vuillc brncy, last night voiced the Recover $500,(100 In Lands Jones s h o t a b eau tifu l 71 ment. had expected to be nl Prediction t h a t should th e ■ lain Half-Dollars To Help play a third confession, thnt over th e new course today Monument To Confederacy Beadle, before tho jury, but I TALLAHASSEE. Fla., Julyl2. (recholders of Semionle Counfor an a g g re g a te of 147, only man of mystery* thw arted him. 1- pass favoraltly upon tht* SLthese civil assessm ents ami in case — (IN S )—Mrs. Ruin Crokcr, wid­ two strokes behind C. A. W hit­ ATLANTA, July 12.— (IN S )fio.oon bond Issue to construct tbo Major Jam es .1. W alker of New Viiillcment however, announced failure of |ipyincut to resort to ow of Richard E. Croker, form er this morning that lie has found a linal, new litigation would he L ! prepcrly confiscation. Moonsliin- Tam many leader of Now York, comb, who lends tho field, lituted t<> prevent the commemc- York has sold 80,000 Stone Moun­ i lull with which he could "drive" | ers nnd homo brewers as well n:t lost an appeal to the Florida play of yesterday, tho American tain Memorial half-di-llara to Beadle, the sullen obdurate, closeLent of work on the project. commercial bootleggers, may bo State Supreme Court in n suit holder of the British tittle, was In filed by her involving n two milo Mr, DeCottes made this rtnto- help carve the monument to the mouthed trapper, to confess. His bit by this action. strip of property lying between In contrast to his rath e r spotty nent as a preface to nn address soldiers of the confederacy, it agents bad found Beadle'stiny row- J a c k D cm p Body Of Former* Leader Irish F ir e s S ta rlin g Prohibition eoinnlissionor J. M. Lake Worth and the Atlantic perfect form today »nd played Lfore a small group of Soininnlc was announced Tuesday by Hollins bout.the kind known in LouPntm Free S ta le Viewed By Long Doran announced that tlie decen­ Ocean (H in llu t U1 ..y s S w im m e rsH y as a pirogue* in a secluded bayou N. Randolph, president of the in Palm Bench vnlucd nt golf of tho expected Jones sort. Founty citizens a t a meeting a t toe Lines O fR evcrentS ym palhl- tralization plan, in which respon­ over $500,001). Failin’’ v’i!oThe W a te r W hen Lyman School near Longwood. Mr. Stone Mi.'untnin Memorial A n- three miles from the scene of the Jones hooked his drive on thn murder. The bottom wan heavily yers In T h e Mansion House sibility for enforcement and action DeCottes vigorously .voiced his op- ciation. first tco but ninrio n pretty •-»W h arf lireaUsUndcrWelfiht JTho Supreme Court, in an opin­ on perm its it* placed on district lositicn to the proposed waterway, Mr. Randolph is in New York stained with blood.’ j -------- * ion handed down by Chief Justice covcry to reach the green i n ’two adm inistrators, will be stren g th ­ DI'KI.IN. July 12— (INS) [ml pointed out the numerous ili - conferring with Mayor Walker in Until the discovery of the blood­ William H. Ellis, ruled tlint prop­ nnd was down in four. On tho sec­ HAGUE-ON-t. \ KE- GEORGE, |iculti< s th at face the Canal Board regard to the Mayor’s plans for stained boat, virtually the only ,N . Y., July 12. (IN S )—The icy [Ten men, charged with conspiracy ened. erty deeded by Mrs. Croker nnd ond toe, Jonoa ngnln hooked but Stops to assure greater uniform ­ her husband to J. B. McDonald in onco more ho recovered, nnd wbm i undertaking the project. selling additional coins. His an­ evidence against him had been the w aters of Lake George caused six Jn connection with the nssnssinnin prohibition opeations 1020 was a tru st agreem ent and to the edgo of tho green with his Ition of Kevin O’lligginfl, late vice ity The speaker characterised the nouncement wns made in a tele­ statem ents of Dr. Dreher and Mrs. of the lit) cut i tho 24-mile tbo country were not an agency ns alleged in a second nnd ran his approach p u tt lannt hill as the most p ropostorns gram received Tuesday morning, Le Boeuf. Even now ho is faced $10,000 m aratli' h swim to drop out ; president «>f the irislin Free State throne limit with only circumstantial evidence. 'v.ire arraigned hero today in the agreed upon. A standardized sys­ complaint filed by Mrs. Croker ua up to tho pine for un easy four. lioce of legislation th at ho had I as follows: The defense of Droller nnd Mrs. i(,f the eonti t te ay a fter the first police ciiirt. third hole, Jones drovo tem of procedure .i n acting on [ve r known and flayed its support"As president of the Stone Le husband's executrix aguiust tooOnfntho been q uarter mile oi the race. Although Boeuf while it lias not r to the left. Ho reached No evidence wax offered anil all perm its for whiskey and aleohid her lr- who declared that the canal ! Mountain Memorial Association, McDonald and the Palm Bench by Stole Senator Park- tho lake wa ■ !m with ideal wenth tin men wore remanded for fu­ withdrawals were also adopted. the greon with three and mndo a oulil lie built for $1,250,000 when i I am authorized by Hon. Jam es J. disclosedwill County in favor of McDonald. probably re-t p rlii-!c r conditions ni the w ater reg- ll uro hearings. erson, valiant attem pt to sink a long p u tt War Department survey of the j Walker, mayor of New York City ‘‘There will lie no lot-down in on allocations tlint !,<• *istoroil n 1«*mI Future* of fio «!• The court denied her appeal for n four, but was forced tr* nmo route lind put the cost at ' to announce th a t to this date eipnily enforcement," Doran said. “ Re­ grees. DUBLIN, July- 1 2 - (IN S )— from an order of tin* lower court tnko u five. From th at noint on, |l,500,000 with $500,000 yearly f. r about 80,0(10 coins have been Boeuf had threatened the lives o f 1 Tin* iiiarathon wimming cuik ie , line:) of reverent sympnllilz- ports from all districts indicate overruling a motion to strike out with tbo exception of hooked driv­ both Ids wife and the d<«lor. In-1 r.nintcnnarc purposes. , role! by him in the campaign lie divitlually Mrs. Le Boeuf is expert- started a t t*:ir» .. m. with many • i , passed before the bier of Knv- unusual activity of enforcement, certain portions of a joint and es nt tho twelfth nnd fourteenth. .Mr. DeCottes declared th at the recently inaugurated to dispose of cd to plcnd tiiat her lui'-band was | hoys and girls among the entries, j.’ii O'lligginH in the mansion houxo officers,-m ore arrests and heavier several answer nnd counterclaim Joncg played sterling golf and [itizens of Seminole County in con­ New York City’s quota of 200,000 ■day, ' idle the policu continued penalities for violations." b ru ta l, to her, and Dr. Dreher is,T he huttin : \ is five to on e.th a ran off pnr a fte r par. mixing in of tho defendants in the case. sidering tlio proposer! ‘ measure of these ccins. planning to carry out his threat. J none of tk -:a(T>r.s would finis''. Units to run down those responGen. L. G. Andrews, retiring dry birdies nt the sixth, seventh, eigh­ Mrs. Croki'r and her husband jdiould view the question from three ibl« for the assassination of the chief, declined tilt invitation to "Among the larger purchasers Beadle will offer an alibi and atJack Dump ey, form er heavy deeded tiie valuable Palm Beach th, tw elfth and seventeenth, Ho I ngles. First, lie dcelnred, they are William F. Kenny 10,000; tcmiit to show, tiiat lie was nt homo weight cl. it , in, wlio ai rived here .ice president of tile Irish Free address tile conference. Andrews property to J. It. McDonald in hnd thro putts a t tho tenth, four(mint consider whether tho^plnn :a William U. Todd, 10.000; John D. on the night of the murder. .inu camp today to af- , date., from |iis t finjpil ;,nippictirahlu to come to l!i20 for him to sell, she alleged. tin nth and eighteenths. feasible, w hether it is workable , Rockefel'er, Jr.. 5,000; John IL .1 the 24 luile $10 001) v. •■. *Amt youwgsaiaii titve boen-tfttj* VPasmJigton a t this time. Doran The Crokcrs left for Ireland im­ Jones' card follows: ficially si Tho haalfc for the brutality lander tiv provisions <>f the *• f\»'ir?UenT 2,500; Bernard F. Glinbol ; wim, received a duck- ten into co-tody by the police) in* wanted Andrews to talk to tho mediately following the agree­ Out 4 4 5 I 8 4 3 4 3— 15 fiog legislation; second, whether 2.500; Charles M. Schwab,3,50Q; charges .against the murd'Ted man marathon lake when si small w haif <hiding George, son of Count adm inistrators in ail effort to hol­ ment, where Richard E. Crokcr, ing in the was laid Ity Mrs. Rosalie Hebert In 5 4 4 3 6 4 4 3 5 —4)7 (the benefits are commensurate Barron (5. Collier, 2,500; Jam es I bn nkett. These youths nr > held as tiie go-lie- jcollnpsrd as a large crowd rushed long known as the leader of New George Duncan, tho B ritish hope, [with the cost of tho project nnd Speyer, 2,500; Williams Ziegler, who was revealed love of being ste r up tin ir morale. notr:i b o -!upon it to greet the form er cham­ I under formal charges tween who carried York’s Tammany Hull, died in probably will not qualify with hid Despite the fact that hip pocket ■third, whether conditions at prosetu Jr., 2,500; 110 nilier of an iMegnl or 'anlznCharles A. Stone, tween Dr. Dreher nnd Mi . Le pion. D. mpscy. Ids m anager, Leo April of 1D22. McDonald in turn, 82 today for an aggregate of 1G2. Ir.rc such as to w arrant the con- 2,500; George tutors anil homo brewers virtually 111 :i. ‘I l f police refuse to, disclose F. Baker, Jr., Boeuf. Mrs. Hebert, n heavy faced P. Flynn and tlie crowd dropped deeded the property over to tho Duncan's wretched putting was were unmoloxted by the federal I Atruction of the canal. In this con* 1)000; A. Ii. Erlanger, dt:< of tlicir qiic.tiniiing, but 1,000; seam stress, whose sewing support ' into tiie water. No one was reportIne.tion, Mr. DeCottes explained guvernm ent, prohibition arrests Palm Beach E states nccording to resposible for his downfall, l i b • i* is reported they expect to obMnckuy, 1,000; a family of five children and ail . d injured. jiitin information from tlm detain­ in tbe year ending Ju n e .30 reach­ the records in the Supremo Court. card follows: that he m eant whether the financial, Clearance II. Dempsey assisted several m ini, invalid husband, admitted she joiiiijo of tho couty was suili J. P. Morgan, 1,000; Mortimer L. cnrrLd notes back and forth be­ hers of the crowd out of the water. e d int'ii which may lead to tlm di i- ed a new high record of nearly In December of 1023 Mrs. Out 0 7 4 5 4 4 7 2 4— 13. Lis to carry the additional burden Schiff, 1,000; Michael J, Friend- tween Dreher and Mrs. i.e Boeuf The tossing of tho boxer into the ievery of the thnt* assa isins. 80,000, it was announced today. Crocked demanded th a t McDonald In 4 3 4 4 5 5 40 4 —30. snm, 1,000: Herman Metz, 1,000; The automobile front vhich the (without jeopardizing its standing lake spoiled a new light gray suit Federal agents arrested 20,000 reconvey the lurid to her and to for a year or more. Paul Block, 500. ? bullets fired tiiat hr mglit O'­ iiioro persons than tiie year be­ make an accountancy and tlint (with bond houses. "I wns sorry’ for Mrs. Le Iloeuf," worn by Dcnn.-ey mid held up tlu- Higginswere "Among the large purchases to his death, lins been fore. A m ajority of those appre­ tho deed from McDonald to the S h e r iffs Men Make I The speaker romided his lioaptbo seam stress told investigators. s ta ri of the swimming race until |i t.i that this is t!ie first time ii by banks are tho Cose National It was all "honov” and "dearie” the ex.champion could obtain dry found, blit it gives no positive hended were accused of Major Palm Beach E states lie cancelled Rum Raid N ear City fc'uo as to the identity of tho nspll! years th at he has opposed a Bank, 3,251); New York Truck between her ’and Jim I.e Iloeuf in clothes. violntirns of the law, including in turn. The Circuit Court uf ; t ursins. [bond issue, and . lie declared Company, 2,-l.TO; Bankers Trust public, but it was quarrels and Dempsey, fired tho shot tiiat Deputy sheriff's Stevenson, Ireland, nlthough still greatly conspiracies against tho govern­ Palm Beach County denied her [ills opposition was based Company, 2,375; Equitable Trust blows a t home. The poor little sent tho swimmers on their way. ment smuggling nnd bootlegging petitions and ruled in favor of Booth nnd Gray this morning raid ­ Company, 2 250; M anufactures aroused over tho assassination in s |cn the belief th at the project jn no thing didn’t seem to*Itnve mm!) at McDonald anil now the Supreme ed n filling station operated by W. way tutistified tile three con it- T iust Company, 1,100; Corn Ex­ home, and when she asked me to Tbo race is regard d as tiie great­ been calmed somewhat by the operations. est fie ib wntor swim ever held. If |statem ent issued by Eamon Several inti rnntionnl smuggling Court upholds #the lower Court’s F. Grnvca a t tho juncture of tho change Bunk, 1,1GO; Seaboard I)e pmi iatcd above. Dreher, 1 did- any of the swimmers do finish, «•.<- i Valera condemning the murder and bootlegging rings were put actions. National carry’ a note to Dr. Orlando nnd Oviedo roads where Taking up the question of whotli- National Bank, 750; doing I wns n’t think nuyt iiing [jjufts do not expt ;t t will lie before in state throughout today nnd will out of commission nnd their they found approxim ately four gal­ Icr tho plan was feasible, Mr. !>• - City Bank 500; National Park wrong" midnight. i and denying that (lie Republican lenders sentenced* to jail. Reports Board Of Governors lons of moonshino liquor which is K'ottc- said thnt despite the I v t Bank 500. “ Besides Dr. Dreher had always Strong cros currenla are expect­ Inrgan'/'.tio'n fostered it. a t the close of the year, however, alleged to have belonged to Graves. "Tho rem ainder of those sold been good to me nnd I was glad Jhit the Canal Hoard had propostd 'Jiie body of O'Higgins will lie indicated that many big boot­ Approves Ad Plans Graves was arrested* pQl brought In build the canal on a slightly have bought in small amounts by to do what I could to repay him. ed to push tiie swimmer* hack 200 to Sanford nnd tho liouor wns con­ l : sia h r . cah' f hail v.a <nnti'ni- inidviduulc and institutions a largo A fter a while it got so ho would ] yards every mile. The lake is often then In* removed lo St. Andrew's legging corporations are still in swept by sudden 'puills. Veteran I'h u n li. where the fu ral service r .is tn n ir . Administrators here A) a meeting of tiie governors fiscated. This wus only ono of the Ipbtcd when tfio Wap Department numbqr of banks having taken tho drop ill every day or so to ree if I ;j swimming nb-i'i vn ■claim that the will he held. for u wcek’ii conference, have of tlio Sanford Chamber of Com­ many raids that have been niado it urvcy four year • ago, number nllotrd to them. hail a note for hint, or to g i'e me I lake in some re*i»iclH is more •afHeads iii I lie Catholic, Jewish been informed that serious prob­ merce yesterday afternoon the lately by tho Seminolo county r ark could not be dono for $L"Mayo Walker further authorizes olio for her. And ho would always have issued statem ents lems confront tlio enforcement plan to advertise Sanford retail officers who have declared w ar on ii ,. mentioned the fm i me to announce that lie is continue- attend to my little nils th at T or f ii'lilt to conquer Ilian the E nglili Dublin innc! nonconformist- churches In machine in the next year. Channel. A fleet of fifty rowb I that no money was provided for lag his offots in nn intensive per­ tho children hud," houses in Lake County papers was the moonshiners and distillers aei mpai tho iwitntnoni Icondomnlng tho ns nisninntion of throughout tho county. Over 2,500,000 gallons of whis­ indorsed. Jinaintenance when, ns a m atter of sonal way to complete the sale of Mrs. Hebert was asked why L e , arc . will I fed on soup, chncidati OTIig in i as an outrage key, wine, eider and mulls wore [fact, the War Departm ent enyi- the 200,000 coins he started out to Boeuf had not separated from her ’ As outlined by Secretary T ro t­ funeral tomorrow will be a : eized by the federal authorities, mini cd i liii kcus at certain in FOUL'D NOT GUILTY jiiecrs had estimated this QXponso sell. His efforts heretofore have husband. ter of the Chamber of Commerce, iilieral with full m ilitary bo. tervn i1s. [at lr If a million a year. Mr. De­ been conducted entirely by letter. "She was afraid of him," ' he sank a considerable decrease over tbo the plan calls for a page adverl i otli's declared that .some mainlen- He will CL'iupIclc tbe quota in the "Anil beside* In r religion would year before although captures of tb.ciucnt once a week to be run COLUMBIA, Tcnn. , July 12. I *in,'e cost must' Lfo necessary to near future in my judgement. / v i %* | f ii * boats ami automobiles wero jointly liy the several m erchants — (IN S )—Liliard Foutch, son of a pot let her get a divorce, and most British Air Force step up six drawbridges and two Ocala Man Is Charged heavier. of this city. Tho message thut lo­ prominent Nashville druggist, hns of all they wen1 ernr.y about tbe "W hat Mayor W alker lias done lock*. P l a n s L our Fli.urlil business firms will convey wilt been found not guilty of murder A survey of enforcement showfor the monument is the most im­ kids and knew a separation would With Del’ *aud AimN i'd. that. the .average . line ffor per- cal lo in (lie form of an invitation to of Mildred M arr Ruff, onco his Mr. DeCottes flayed proponents portant thing that has been done bn terrible for them." "• *be canal hill for describing the for it since president Coolidgc s i­ Mrs. Ilrbert reveAled tiiat 10 LONDON, <>nti convicted in the federal trade in Kunford if Like County fluncre who was secretly married Ju)y 12, — (INI OCALA, Fla., July 2.— (IN S) | a > a navigation hill, when gned tho coinage a d " • days before tiie murder, J a n i e s !.<■ Captain lliiiiiiilon and ('nloncl court* wn* $160 and the average people are unable to get wluit they to Ruff a few days before her death. i'i tea lily it was primarily for WEATHER BOX Boeuf accused her of acting as a | Mineliin, "f llit- British air force, It. G. lb",wick i being hold in jail sentence 140 days. A majority ilii ire in their own stores. (lie county jail here on u federal of convictions was made in tlio The Kctal Merchuta Committee, drainage purposes, and in substan­ go-between for bis wife and Dr. will attem pt a trans-A tlantic Generally fair tonight and Wed­ FORT MYERS — 118 car­ arrant charging him with Chicago and Montana districts. which wa* to meet yesterday a f­ tiation of this statem ent lie quqolcd nesday, except local • thunder Driller. A fter that slid said, she.'flight to New York, frony Clifden, w illegally obtaining a check with I Report showed h greater num­ ternoon, deferred its meeting un­ loads of vegetables shipped from i, *• Younglierg, engineer for tic showers Wednesday afternoon.. carried no more notes, and Mrs. Le j Ireland, it was announced today. anl. as lying that the bill : liould Boeuf sent her own daughter, j The two airmen will fly a Kokker intent to defraud ns a result o f| ber of violations than in any pre­ til another date to ho announced I.CO Ci/unty during first 18 days of May valued a t approxim ately ,a ||,.,| the "Upper St. Liberty, 8, to carry the message monoplane and will carry fuel fm- allegations e-n the part of Ed waul ceding year since tho 18th amend­ later. $75,000. informing Dr. Dreher of the • »n- [r»0 hours flying. They will have no It. Ralinie, blinded world w ar vet­ ment became effective. While tlio | ■River Improvement Dbtrir*..'' Woman Slain In Jax | dexvous to which she. would lure j mil To. eran. *lie speaker nlso declared that year resulted in a decrease in M erger Of Local And Formerly Lived Here her husband for tho murder on (Continued On I’ngo Five) smuggling over tho seacnasts and Lake Palourde. less diversion of industrial alco­ DeLandFirmsPlanned Mrs. Clyde Aikins, whose m ur­ hol, liquor running over tiie bor­ dered body was found in a Jack­ Plans for consolidating his San­ ders was heavier, while home sonville hotel Monday and whose ford store with the one which lie brewing, wine making ami illicit alleged assailant killed himself Each day The Herald will pre­ distilling apparently wan on tiie operates in Dcl-and were nnnouii- sent five questions a fte r committing the deed, is concerning red today by S. A. Irwin, owner Increase. said by b»al pi-lice authorities to of the Hanford Dry Goods Com­ Sanford's history, its industries, 12(INK) of Attorney Potter and Ids family i Notwithstanding tlio record, MARION, ill., July have resided in Sanford for severUs city government o r its recrea­ —A new investigation into tiie cannot botraced directly to New-| bowovor, Kcymuur Lowniun, ussis- pany’ mid tiie firm will be operut- tional u! months prior to her removal to faciities und other interest­ Moros will be merged under tiie n inth of W. (J. Potter, former t . nuiii. Hut information was sent t» taut secretary of tbe treasury, , 1 'oinal opening of Mack's ex* Jacksonville some time ago. Airs. prosecutor| Hai,t |,e believed over a great iinmu of S. A. Irwin and Com- ing subjects. The unsworn will LOS ANGELES, July I ~ '.' ive ladies’ shop, located in tho K. district attorney for eastern Williamson county's Woodruff blork on First Street. Mnris Aikins, according to the (fN S )—Percival L. Lynnwood, Illinois, and five members of bis thut if ho successfully in terrogat­ I port of tiie nation there is u [puny, and tho firm will be operot- given with tho questions. Persor 10, motion picture publicity mail family found slain in their homo ed Rado Mijliili, a Birger gang- 1..wing of public opinion for law c l in Dvlgiml, according to Mr. who have questions which they ,‘ ' ' "V hold Wednesday morning, police. The dead woman is said to and form er screen dlreotirr, was hi re last fall, was started today i:.'er sire to hnvc included in this ntcr given a life sentence Inst enforcement. Cooperation of the Irwin. 1 '" 'd in g to an announcement have stopped all a local hotel for Mr. Irwin tins been in buainoss umn, muy communicate with by S late's A ttorney Arliu Boswell | week fur th o ; murder of Ward .jf'1" l''is morning by orficiuls «>f found dead in Ids apnrtmonta state and locul a u th o r itie s witli Tliis action followed ruinor or-1Jones, a fellow conspirator, thut tile federal dry organization hus in Sanford for 10 years, all of Herald, I.V", ‘ "'upany which opt Pates in ronio time, afterw ards residing here early today and is believed Questions *• \ |L“ m buach, Miami, Fort I^tuder- nt a rooming house dn First Street. by police to have bent tht; victim iginntiug in Benton nt tlio B irger| I'm might uncover tiie real reason i been la tte r during the last year, which have been a t tho present locution ut Sanford Avenue' and f. Who was the founder of ■' Delray, W inter Garden, Uuy- At one time the woman wns a r ­ of a brutal heating during a murder trial. It may throw new fur the P otter tragedies. i xcepting in tlio "w et districts" Second Streets. Before closing bis ford? I °iu» i.i a, h aii,| Orlando. rested by local police in con­ drunken brawl. light on tho tragedy which shock­ P o tter’s wife, two daughters and of the country, he said. store hero, Mr. Irwin plans to dis- 2. Who is the president of tho two grandchildren were , found ed even bloody Williamson county I tk. ' district m anager of nection with the theft of an auto­ Detectives reported (bey found peso of a large part of his stock. with their hoods crushed la st Oct­ I ■company, stated that the new mobile, but was later released, hjx wife, almost untonsclous and wlicn it wus discovered. ford Bank and T rust Co.? KU KLUX KI.AN CALLED ober a fte r tiie body uf tlio district 3. Vow many miles of caved was located in Sanford be- according to authorities. Since A rt Ncwniun hus turned in a drunken stupor, in the same HEED COMMITTEE HIT . - " “it is our btdief that Sanoil his form er chieftain, he lins attorney was discovered dead in B I R M I N G H A M , Alu., July 12 streets arQ there here? rocni with the dead man. She wns r'i is one of the very few cities accusing him of-the responsi­ u well outside of tho house. 4.W hat is the assessed valu •FAITH ALONE" FAILS unable To give any information to been Because of bloody finger —(INS) Attorney General C har­ PHILADELPHIA, July 12.—(IN S) of this city? | ■>the state that hus a substantia! bility of one m urder ufter ann. the officers. Police said they dis­ ther in addition to tho one which j print!, identified, as tliosu of At les C. .McCall in u letter made pub- —The ltecd Senate Investigating 5. How many movie picture | h.‘‘*Vn for„ it# existence. The boom PALATKA, Fla., July 12.—(INS) covered a deep gnsh on the bn<’k day calls oh Jam es Esdnlc, committee wus dealt u severe How he, Birger and Izzy Hyland uro tom ey I otter, leading from the !!0t “/Teeted Sanford us it has i —Two separate attem pts to cause tors are there? ... ’ [ l ltu's. and because of the an invulid of forty y e a n to walk of Lynnwood’s head and his body now standing trial for in Benton.I second floor where the other bod- alleged grand dragon of the Ku today when Judge Thompson in the Answers Klux Klati in the state, to revcul U. S. District Court here dismissed was covered with bruise*. ; In each instance evidence has beenjie* were ^ound and additional ro 1. General Henry 8. Sanford. -‘ l u 0 ' nnLd k ' ■■ops, tiler, by “ faith alone" came to grief to­ the names and adresses of the men tlm committee's suit uguinst the Mrs. Lynnwood, an attractive Ibi , j,y’.,nff l ^ut ■ulistantiai in day when, before n crowd of 1,500 I blende, about 30, lay on the daven­ I uncovered which, a t least, in part veintions indicating u financial who flogged Jeff Cnllnwuy, orphan authorities of Delaware County, 2. H. C. Du Bose. would » cm to confirm his char;;- <niburmi mient it was decided by persons assembled on the court 3. 50.31 port in tho midst of the wildly e.». I tlio Willainson A aunty authprlcs of Oneoiito on the night of June 20, usking tlmt liullot boxes and elec­ 4. $10,450,748 house square Thurm an Hendrick e f f .'r J 10'.11 ,hc firm had l.con tion records be impounded and This lutest and most s ta rtlin g 1tiiat P otter was responblo fo r tiie I that f : tor,,s in other cities but j McCoy, self-styled healer and {disordered apartm ent ami gave FORT PIERCE — New ' cigar sent to Wnshinton for exat^inat- 6. Three, two for white unlimited eulcide tt n i rconin5?*‘* reasons, Snn- , peace advocate, failed to invoke tiie j vague res|H7n!scs lo queries of ib.volopiiicnt connecting m em ber. t raged)’ and and ono for uegruos* factor)’ to be established here. iou* . _ . tcootiouw) On Page Five) of tho B irger gang with the death] while temporarily iusane, ____ 1 detectives, divine power lie had promised. Champion Out In 34 And In With 37 [ill Is Described As Preposterous CROKER’S WIDOW LOSES SUIT OVER OCEAN PROPERTY 80,000 MEMORIAL COINS ARE SOLO TO NEW YORKERS K 3 MARATHON SWIM TEN MEN HELD IN ™" BEGINS WITH 149 CONNECTION WITH r " ' ” " SEEKING $10,000 MUGGINS’ DEATH |MackYstore To Be OpenedWednesday In Woodruff Block . ..... ... Ask Me Another New Light is Thrown on Mystery Movie Man Found Clouding Deal hs of Potter Family Dead In Apartment After W et P a r t y . s-4l*iv v,' ' 23 . , �THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 1L 1027 P A G E SIX SHARKEY IS TOO DEMPSEY BEGINS BROWER IN M N E CONFIDENT, SAYS STIFF WORKOllTS FORM TO DEFEAT DAVIS J. WALSH IN TRAINING CAMP ORLANDO COLTS D e m p sey Still Dangerous All Form er Champion DevotcsHts Tunchcr And Ronton Boxer Should Nol U nderestim ate llis Ahilitv. A sserls Expert Sunday Layoff To Game <n Golf; New Sparring I artners Are Stiughi By Flynn HY DAVIS J. WALSH ' ^ SA NEW YORK July 11.—Having peered ut rapt attention at «>ur fnvoritr orator for several days,! today the writer can discover only one v erk' possible argument ngninst .lack) .. *, Sharkey's chances on the night | ( 1 ‘ of duly 21 nnd It remained today, for his munager, Johnny Buckley, n m to p<dnt it out. John, of ccourse, , h(1|n wns not finding fault with his ,m, (| man. John simply wns |>ointing cl)n, with pride, us every manager »y should nnd will and docs. pion, He announced with a Idnt of guys tiium ph in ids times th at Sharkey isn’t wag becoming a mixer, willing to “I d< trade his for yours and all that •*»'•*. 1 sort of eyewash. 1 1'.",,1 There you have it, that is the ’1‘ ( chin in Sharkey's arm or, lie is to o 1 |(I1I| vain, too confident, too dockr.ur.* | tl.yjn. for his own good with a fight with . ..g| n man like Dempsey only a hit | thli. more than a week away. Off-hand,, i,r>ttl the w riter would suggest that | t, Sharkey play safe l»y going out 1*tnrt and mixing with the first buzz, saw ; and he can find. Dempsey may lie slow,Imum but the punch is there, ns It was j for- T a g g m g A J H I 'It hull 1C WHICH lias Mvwti Iti worn Unite Ruth nnd I/>u Ohrig was hushed completely today as t result of the lefthandcd offectivrneRa of Karl Whitehlll, wlio pitclod tlie Tigers to a 0 to it victory over the lambasting Ynnks. Whileldll tamcil the linbo mmI jetely letting him down without , a single hit in five rips of tin plate, Gehrig managed to gel a two bagger in four tries. Moreliarl wag the scintillating light of tho tiny at lint with three hits. The Yanks managed to eke out ten hits • Other, not scheduled. NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn. 0; Boston. I, New York, 1-8; fit. Louis, 0-7. Others, not scheduled. AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago, 4; Boston- I. . Detroit, 0; New Yolk, 3. Cleveland, t>; W ashington, 10. St, I-ouis, 11; Philadelphia, 14. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION fit. Paul, 10-11, Louisville, 2-4. Milwaukee, 18-4; Toledo, 1-1. Minneapolis, &•*; Indlunapolis, 7-5 7-5. Columbus, 3-1; limit no < ity G 8. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Kin In* u*r« il l; -lei oy c ity , <» it. Buffalo, 5-2; Uallliuoie, 0-0. M e n ’s Linen W a s h S u its ■ 75c (One Dny Service $1.00) fuventh. ATLANTA, .1iTTy^ 11— (IN S )— New Orleans lost a chance to gain ?: '-ante on Birmingham when tho JVlr. dropped n close one to At! . . t *i 2 to 1, in ten inhings. i:ii-niinghnm meantime, was bo­ . • toppe I by the Moliile Hears • ' . i ' me big inning, the third A ’tt.v a t Law Practice in State u Federal Courts Garner-W oodruff Hitler- Sanford Laundry RH ON E 475 Phone 800 Orlando Johnson, If J. Tinker, 2b IJox, I f ts-hrmnnn, Hi* Kdmoiid.mn, cf Wells, a Vinu.xs Ai rams, lit Cuibreath, p ... \[.i c, Sarnsotn P. Tinker- 2 Holder, cf Rurke, il» flogan, if Alumixh, cf C nisi, :;b Hnrnlcli, ss Hudgins, c flrowc r p Totals U) I *•» ....... " * fast man, with a good left hand, a sm art shifty boxer. Dempsey never could piny bull with th a t kid, ns witness Ids fight with Gibbons; nnd Tunney nnd his training camp bouts with the late Harry O re ,. Allow him to plant his feet nnd lot fly nnd the Willards Pultons. Hurl Morrises and what not are cut down like so much cattle with a meat axe. But the mobile target scema to have iiim winging p a rti­ cularly the target that can tip him off balance with an irrltnting left hand. The later happens to be a reason­ ably accurate description of Jack Sharkey as ho is under normal conditions. But the man is vain, almost contemptuous. He knows ho can ride a punch nnd often docs t it with his hands down in disdain. Personally I would ra th e r ride a bon constrictor Imre back than one of Dempsey’s punches. The ride might take me further away than I wanted to u». Sharkey showed in Ids fights with Wills McTIgue and Malrmy that he is a gambler a t heart when stung he will lush out in a wild exchange of swings evidently imbued with the notion that the man who dared to punch him on . the nose hud somehow affronted his dignity. T hat is just the sort of an idea th a t m ust lie thrown well out of the fiftli story window before stepping in with l>empsey. Like Charley W hite, the old lightweight, lie asked nothing better Until that you rem ain, as Is over any period of tim e and try to slug it out with him. lie knows tliut lie has the guns and you uve the greater vulnerability and. barring accl- fir Id wnll in the seventh put the game on ire for the boys_ from ('ideago and tiierv was nothing else to it. liie Senators overcame a sevencun lend to make it five straig h t in three days from the Indians when they came from behind to win ln.p in a game which woa I p« d by min at the end of the when they scored five runs of: pitcher Woolfolk. The score' wan 5 to it. | Memphis rallied and overcame a 1 four run lend- defeating C hatta­ nooga <1 to 5. ' Little Rock took the final game from Nashville, 10 to 0, when Hun­ ter held the Vols idtlcR.s and for six innings, nnd the Robbies scor­ ed four runs behind him .________ A Weekly News Paper To Be Published In The Interest Of. SEMINOLE C O U N T Y AND ITS CITIZENS. . '' L e a g u e S ta n d in g s FLORIDA STATIC LEAGUE Won Lott Pet. 1 JW SANFORD . 8 3 .70" Sarasota ............... 7 ;i .ut;: .Miami ................... t; 7 .30" Orlando .......... 3 1! 7 .1! *'• Tnmiia 2 7 .222 St. Petersburg B a s e b a llS ta tis tic s In M a jo r L e a g u e s .LAG I K Won List 48 27 t Ihicago 15 27 Pittsburgh 43 33 St. Louis ... 38 New York . 42 37 It Iliookfyn 31 -II Philadelphia . 21) 43 Huston 28 40 Cincinnati AMERICAN LEAGUE Seaoson’s Pci. I’layer Club Yesterday Total .032 Hole Athletics I 2 .025 Warner Tigers I 1 .550 .525 NATIONAL LEAK IT .471 Iluvnor Giants I .113 Lind strum Giants 1 .40.1 leek Culm I .301 Sihubel Cardinals I AMERICAN LEAGUE Won Lost 20 21 Now York 45 32 Washington Detroit 12 35 Philadelphia 42 37 <’U veland ( 34 15 .31 45 .l t. Lnuhi . It) 58 Hi stun . Pet. .700 .obi .545 .532 .430 . ins .217 NATIONAL THE LEADERS American I/•ague! Ruth Yanks, I?*.*; Gehrig, Yanks, 28; l.azzeti, Yanks, It; Simmons, Athletics, Cl; K. Williams, Browns, 8. National Ixmguc: llorw by. Gi­ ants 15; Cy Williams, Phillies, 15, I. Wilson, Culm, 15; Webb, Cubs, 12; Terry, Giants, 10. .SOI TIIERN ASSOCIATION LEAGUE Won Lost Pet. National 28.'!. 55 31 .0 0) llirmingiiuin ... American—2 11 51 37 .58" New Orleans 48 37 .505 Nnahville I LADING MAJOR l.l \C t L 15 II M< mplipii. H IT T E R S Atlanta II 12 .512 NATIONAL I. HAG IT, II 1" .1 " Player mid Club G A I! It II PCT. Mobile 32 55 .308 Hu iris 1 *t l lu Ro< k Chattanooga . 31 00 .311 Pittsburgh .. 01 IHfl;:m 72 .287 P. Wnner, SOUTHEASTERN I.EAGI E Pittsburgh ... 75 200 05 115 .385 Won l/>st Pet. Barnhart, 27 .007 Jacksonville ... 54 Pittsburgh .... 17 151 33 50 .371 40 35 .508 Frisch, Savannah 11 30 .530 < olumhiH ......... St. 1-otii* . .. 70 313 01 112 .358 11 40 .600 Hornsby, Montgomery Albany ... ... 40 II .l" l New York 80 200 7<t Pl.t .318 . 38 45 .153 St. Augustine Lender a year ago today, lire.is­ 32 18 .400 let', Ciucpmnti* .371. Pensacola 3(1 5" .375 • Selma AMERICAN LEAGUE i Syracuse, Id; {Newark, In. Gehrig, Only games played. New York ...... 60 80!) 83| 123 Simmons, SOI TIIERN ASSOCIA TION I biladelpilia .. 77 220 03 118 N« w Orleans, 1; Atlanta, 2; (10 I'. Miller, . innings).St. Louis . 71 238 fi t 80 Mobile. 5; Birmingham, 3. Meusel, Nashville, tl; Little Rock, 3. New York .... 01 231 30 85 .Memphis, <1; Cliattmiouga, 5. Selinng, SI, Augustine. -1; Selma, 3. St. Louis . . 64 151 27 57 Others, not scheduled. Leader a year ago today* New York, .372. A Real Homelike Place To Stop TARPON SPRINGS - D. Buillie Couu to The Ocean View Hotel at builds modern Jersey dairy plant. Cmonmlo Bench, Fla. Thnroly screened modern, improvrnteats. Rules 53.50 a day /, merirua Plan. 515 per week While in Daytona single, f25 double. Hcach visit K. J. COATES, Mgr. Regular T rip s To G R E E N SPR IN G S PARK E very Thurftdny, »*.tl tirelay n r i Stinnny Leaving Kunlurd r.t 2:.10 P. M. Returning A t ....... 0:03 P. M. Bourn! Trip 50 Cents Including Admission To Pool YACHT W FLAKA Also Available for C h a rte r Itrntmnnlilr Rale Sec ( ’apt. Klee Seminole County. News will be strictly a publication ; home. It will carry ALL the news of city, town and ‘.It will publish interesting features. It will be a newsabout the people of Seminole County, their goings, Helen Marie Coffee Shop Breakfast Luncheon Afternoon Tea Dinner Food at its Best 133 Magnolia Ave. Airs. J. 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Mini Mill nf VH I l*nln|ilul|it tiring fur the purpo*'* /•jerk „r'«tVe II V i: 1,1,IK, unainrrici). nml I'- '- I nf fnreeliislntr mortgage upon the of Keinlnnlfi fininiv ti’-'*' nit INI*:V, unmart'i.'d, a ml a i .\ a l en | I'Htnle theitrein d c u rr llii'il I* II. PAHK, t>efmt(lnnl n . s e n . ,_ W la I T IS I ' U I t T I I K I t n U D K I t K l t lh .il (St___ m tiiK it i-'t>it i *im im «r.M'ii'N i iii inn .inn,. i,.... ... . . ha*v t_|*., NOTK'K OK STOCK Ilf thin O r d f r lie imlillHheil nnre n week Iinrm.ISM Till-: STATB <>1' PI,Mltll»,\ T"■ 1a MBKTINK A1.VA C Di'CAStl, I’AIli: Del’AKK * f' i f o u r ( 4 ) rniiHeentIve w e e ks In t'.'lh ntnl 2i!tIi. Dot'A SH . I’ALMiriTU HI!II.IilNU. I I •i.r.MU! A. S O U T H C A I t o L I N A : I The iiumml Stnctdinhlrra meet II nut'elil.'IIK t*y Affidavit Hle'l Hi .. tiini inn mi' » reslrtniit iiig tif tin1 Runfonl-Ovicilo Truck J It,,, I.; (!rowers, Inc., will he held at the ... it. .mate .r nr country <t«til I'Uluir lull VIiHiitt ill r I'*1His HI* iv r n r . r i n n m r c o tm T m i i .h A full Hltinilnnre is desired. T. F. ADAMS, President A ttest: 4 It. A. Culdi, Socty-Treas. L 'l n irv T \ , op rt.o n m A . ili.'—lee nf sliii|>nen«l U|"»n " lintn ifnulil Idrtil you Hml tiini l< f ..l III,' .Mfliinl mill '"II are ,»v.-r tin' n « o *f I went > - " i i ' OH) TIIKltKI'OIIK (llll'liUH li (i,Hi »mi ini nml pm ore h* trhy n <i*iIii-fl t" appear t •» tIM mu S-r------- ’--------------------------------- T -: ^ ‘ *-• - — YOUR BILLS "■ 7ficn al B a n k First If Not, Do So Now Don’t D elay "T H E HANK O F SE R V IC E " Inspiration o' (4 i Ir. th e result tif im p tn lin g an tiio/t ;o (hr m ind— the aw ak en ­ ing of an eiunlinii in the h e a r t— tlif communication nf an in flu ­ ence making for th o u g h t— fuel­ ing' o r action. T h o u g h t without action is of lillli* on no value—an inspiration to save part of one's earn in g s must, h<* followed by m aking a beginning. * * ard nf a contrnrt nnd a ir.n.nno prizn fur deslRit In llm Onndvenr-Zeppelln r’nrimrallon nf Ale run. <> ■ Imn I...... announced hjr fW rrln rj 'i f Nary Wlllnir ns the next sleji In llm Imllillng tif Amorlru'n r.rentesi dirigible- This rnmldiM'd photograph and drawing allows how lli< air craft will look in cntniinrlaoii with (lie II. H. tl. ArknmMS, Coiml ruction will be inriid In llm full. Or, Knrl Arnatein of Akion, former Chief Of di dfiii fnr (.‘mint Zeppelin, drew Iho prize-wliinlin; phtuu for (ho now nlr glniit. tiveen London and New York, had l een IryittK In find nut lunv limp he Iti •■ m in In lie .solved before any |dnn enttiii jeiiulil stay tm a Imr e that was slipt : \ i ‘i:iir iti:iii: ii ihi H t h c r w l H . ri 11 ••tti |*t i n hn tM *rhe fortnillnted," Alyeaworlh said. pi HIT down a very steep hill aero in*( Hint tit*****IVt* III** ptlh lli* . "We feel we have not made suf- the lotid and creek from the lodge.! N**n.«i* I" ii H****l#*v, *if i i « nfI Phllfirietil pl ug roan In ]irn|>nae a def Ilipli up mi this Ini), and emi- .1.1*1i«iiin. th* null'll *x111 11 will pi*i Inile plan nf eimperation with the i renled front the mad by a dense !»m»piII\ I., nf III* Aii^D'MD lit*l •*“* no kit ri’tmiln hi itrlmnl* Frlil*iyl llritiah Hrondcnating syalem," 11!m u th of pines, is a round, aipml , Ju!% Ir*tIt fn*iit ’« n in, till fi llelief wns expressed (hat when 1wooden structure. II is the "waler Miih 1» in M r S»ti-lf*y ini* the head nf (lie lliithli Ill'iiadensl- winks" fur liie summer White lit" H lin ii 11« Slihltl will lint intr syalem arrives in lids enunlry, llmise, and ho thoroughly is tli"| Mill' M t n l f t ;i||V i m hi- n f i II|i f ||t*** | n * f I *■rr 11 > » I •*»i »* I hi I n r I n III** i *|ti* i iiIIvi H ’I’nuiH -O crnn H rcm tlntsl Will tiie enordiaatioa nf facilities and I iraidcnt gitunled tiini the secret ,, lif'iiai th** uvi*rnic«* rns*#*. It*;* f n n h le E n g la n d A nd 11. S' the cooperative cxc-hango nf lim ul- service has had it guarded twenty In .i v , i ‘ i nnf»i|vnnr*, in# i*v n v i 'f /ill | f.ai in ••l tiiHhfult* • \ r>9*»t»l If\ Itut In* - - i l 'P Exchange P r o g ra m s ; rimling pingram s would lie wnrke4l four hours u day. -i i i 111 in* 11 *1 f n i« t *•!>■ ' its.» ti t i 4 /i ... mil Mthhliiflcinly vi* Imlh Aim ■1*1*1 **I ♦hh >11-I tvilll (HNtllllK .nr Day in ami titty mil, in ruin, hail, tliiiln J l roblcniH A rc O vi'llllH U ' mimhii ami Kuroprnn railio lislrn* nr pc’ ltliin tm fiintt**l lliii sunshine or sweltering heat, Ihm • i .* "i Jmi'.ii l*«ti L:ir«»' m •llffhnlt it h I hi* pick uf t wo mill ilii'iita. ^ K \V POltK' duly I I —A aelieme »*i’ Hit 1*1 ill/iI 1n|tl til t-M | ftij* i Is always a trooper, gun nli limit • ! l*Jn the mnkinjr for the Inn,urn. „ |l|((.rI1Hlj,mn| N : i' wh Srrvirr dvr, walking slowly around tliei Infill" t»|MVii IImn*. Hpci'kn ll> m*ft*kM• • I T l h * I n Ii*ml ntnl In St»i«ln. tnm li i*'HHi nq(ni 01 «i ftorvirr nf frans orii.i.. i itan M nv'viA/wuI t.' im m n unM.HH i l M |llll(*k !water tank, a Imnijn d feet above inu* re* n i l !t Ii*• *11 InJ****IK 1.1 ..... Lit (.AMI hrp^juirnatim: which would ni.’ijh il f i <itl m. hi n nr |*r«*i»* the mad and the plaudit: of th e, itrj. i|tf iMiff I’tnwd, and so carelullv cnnrealed 1 I It III l \ — t II l’J|*|f*N Htl Ilf11*• Ilf* 'rntlhWentwire tiM.itM-il riiHlimt till- iihp «if m tr} ..... this plan, Americans '"7* l.lu .in e several that no ,me ever know he’ ......... ' f*i» f * .*r IltD irilha %ilfli d hear European stars broad w," , “ l'.' " ' ,h‘‘ U" K'\ ’ ' l" , v* *t c |»h , i h Hiiitir n* n i m l i r r r thi* tii<iii)i "l'l ** * i m i i I i n i t h ( i i r i * i l*r' i i riv it In i t Hurnp an ju t oil rage that has aciimipauii'd u.f from London nnd — I’r e s i d e n l (sin lid g e to th e Itliicl, |ir«MtiM«||i|* r t.tii | i | (.'fit iiitiN n r r r m x l t n •Soot is ealnahl" as a ferlih /.'r nee Would receive the offeri ' i i f k I i’m I « ( i r r n t l f i i i ' * M r , S****liecatisc nf I nitrogen it rout sin I' f i t il n iM I M H M lI h fr*i||| III*' r i l l l r * ! inff:. of the • lending Atnericnn Hills would liave done likewise. These nut of sight heroes ure ll al o act us an iiricrtlridc. Ih # *■IV *' I I I Ii It III . \V 31VI ll |tl I* f fill tI j hrh» den sting stations. 1 f ” ’ ill |»* * II l i t ' w i l l hi" I* Ll 11 I The National Hmadrarding com soldiers identified with the dis < * • •(• * m < * fi; • t♦ withmit i*|mtK** nrt mounted enlvnry detail from I'mt I I* 1 fi**111 if i l l ' l l ! i'i| f hlHltlfUKd iln -i Meade, S. I»., which is doing tliej •'lay Iah lets from ancient Haliy •" ' • •(* *i . |>I t i •. .it n n } i i l l m r p l a r i ! Ionia and Assyria show that bank­ 'it f t il s **!•»'1 h . 11* outer guard duly niotllid (lie Sum­ H-—l;%**r> fttntffiirni lit lli|*t ing transaetimi, nut so different mer White I louse. m ill'** I n i i l i n - t t tt*ririi*ll l i r f i i r r IHt* from those of tin* present time, nuil M u ir ( u tirfii — Most of their buddies take turns w .re earned mi four or five thmi- I * t h r i l l •V H H LIJI L V , . ; walking Iwn limir post - at either mnd If.H>i* * 'fill* 1 I J \\ lit hi Imji ii Ft. ¥ years ago. Checks and note ' ,*'f _____ 1 con i iret11 i dn .m v a y weDMtuolc. lifidayd w liieli wa lla>»> » *V >*» niaMnfr this aiiliuiilii'cnn nl, • Merlin IN *•• —I’*/*ml U «»r ii 11«i; • !1**\v ji r * Sferlin Hall iAtlesw nrth, pmsident ,rnr,'*»ir "l> >" the cut min e nf the burdened. Modern hanking m igin •*» T m Ii.’,!i fit I III ||.** I * l I u T h i |in 11;i I ■• n rjh o National Hrondensting com- I neatly ...... .. leggings carefully ated in Italy. n»i*l Mti it«* Hu* u i m l i t m *»f m y tula, P*my,, snhl said the nlnn plan would lie ex­ ex- 'whitened, and carrying full ripiip plained in detail to the head of tin- utent, they cut unite u figure. Ainu, pliin neWsh ItroHdcusliiig system when *li,,y have tlmlr turn in the sun fm ( w-grum w “ItUends thn I'nremoides incident many nre the tourist aiiimimlillc lie opening nf the new National sent merrily mi their way by n idcnsting Company building in snappy' word from these proles ■ Yor.k. imnal lighters. Problems Solved ' Ibit there m'e just a few in camp ondons techuicnl and en- who are not so lucky. They are j problems as well us mi dif •never M*en by the and they e*"|i [•ring *'" n p» inn un n i ji nn 1■ ■ ■' «iy ' m public,* rriiii i im,> , fic4.lt program nrrangeineiitH, due wouldn’t have been noticed at all if to*1he difference in the time he-, one of the newspaper men hadn't TO JOIN LONDON fT H N E W YORK TK This hank eueouraifus every in­ dividual to save—and cooperates hy paying in terest on your mon­ ey to inspire you to fu r th e r s a v ­ ing. Jiy payinK y our Viilla ppomptly you ostablisli crnlit — you a re (niKtuil liv all—you tra d e a t a n y sto re—ymi rr e a le the good will of those w ith whom you have husi. ness dealings— you relieve yourself of financial worry and em harransnient. 1 t | I 'ay jtll y our hills prnniptly. T h ey select it (hit e for the following m onth (p referab ly between th e first and te n th ). Mark it on vour calen d ar a n d keep it up month­ ly. Then miiv it he said of you: 'lie looks the world in th e face. For he owes not any m an." 'I lie Result Means Progress Cordially yours, The SANFORD CREDIT /3 4 ('iiHtiier Offer King Vidor a Lucky Stdf and he’d accept his favorite with delight, saying: “ VV/ti/r dirrrfiiic 'The ffi/r Parade* I had ta .‘.hunt iny directions to hundreds nf fdm players through the din and m use a ll (ibout its. A n d thioufih the entire tahinf; of the picture, I smoked 'Lucky Strikes' it7iic7i seemed to rest itm1'•use my throat. It is itunt- A Winning u r o l Epigram ! W / tA / 1 U f UA/ 1/ V \SY\S \S 1 IS yowi (m?AiMGm(m I tJm km tym rm L *L:---- cm (Lo­ om L SUBMITTf D n t 0 W WHITMAN, l/ ?t 5 MIAMI M l. MIAMI SEABOARD OIL C O M P A N Y 1 JackJon villt,F lorid (is *v I See Service Station Mdnaqerdbouf our 5)>ecial Savings Plan Its a qood Proposition * : £ U m dtofti! to p u d <( ( i ^ d i (•[(<* t / m ; teio.xcs your ncnrs and tit the some lime insure:; yon against throat irritation a condition from urltich film directors are hound to suffer. ” W hat price delay? T h e T w in s o f P o w e r s a if- W hen failure In receive mnlerinls is eositiig you money, service is of major importance. Delays mean idle men, idle machinery the job is held up, Itoth owner and contractor arc tho losers. <>nr “ on-lime” service prevents these losses, just as the tpiality of the ma­ terials we sell insures against (lie cosily wastes of inferiority. Take cement, for instance. We rec­ ommend Lone Star, mil only because of ils siiper-ipialitv and uniformity; Inti also because in buck of our own supply are the slocks of a whole chain of cement mills. Wc oiler you prompt service and complete assurance of satisfaction. Cl iase F?()(>f ):ik Aw. tk Company Sanford, Fla. Telephone 5H(i T PRIZE OFFER SEND IN A PURDL v * EPIGRAM FlVErDOUAQSPAID FOR EACH ONEPRINTED ASSOCIATION Inc. l^ino Star Cement la made by the Alabama Portland O n icn l Co. Itlrinlncbnni, Ala. fhil»*lilinry of International Cement Corporatloa King Vidor, fam<>UH Oir^otiir of ftmturu photoplay*. You, too, will find that Lucky Strikes are mild and mellow—the finest cigarettes you ever smoked, made of the finest Turkish and do­ mestic tobaccos, properly aged and blended with great skill, and there is an extra process—“It’s toasted” — no harshness, not a bit of bite. It’s toasted Your Throat Protection When in Neui York viu ore curdiully invited to »ec him* l.ucky StriLn tire made til owr exhibit, corner Uroodtvuy and 4 Slh Street. (■iLAihi If ) J �PAGE THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 12. 1927 f4 OTS A N D HER BUDDIES By Martii WHY Pew*! Yoo B o W T A 'tt A VClVCt K p i oot ©W"TH* WNtlR. VlWVt m n n iM a v 4 0 To W P A N C t____ J q ) w 1 3 th LARGEST CHAIN STORE IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA \oo CAM THINK. OF ScKfc 0> MY WOOkONT \T Bfc YtR(L\BL£ TvV PC<»-GONt-PtST TH'NGS our boat vocwlo spring J u ly A VtAVC ,WAY OUT HSJVfc — AMP Wt'D HAVE- To WAPfc y — „________ . AWtORt ? J 210 EAST FIRST ST The Store Of Truth Service and Courtesy ItY TAYLOR s f " MRS. T M T e -’L ’WONDER 1F YOO YMU. Do M CA FAVOR - CALL UPMPS O'OOWD. THE LADY WHO WORKS Fop MOM, AMO HAVE HER COMC OOT AMD CLEAN UP OUR. MOOSE-----/ h e r e ’s a kcm so c u e c a n or. r / IN, AND YOU’Ll-. FIND MER \ PAY IN THE TCP DRAWER V CP TH E WRITING DESK ) HUMPH 1 WHU SHOULD LOALI- IN fcoMEONC else ToCi C/vtur THIi f’L.hQC WHEN L fAM EARN 7UC BE G l a d m o n o / m '/t-c l p — To — i t* » i i * * i i ,■ ■, MR. GUNN 15 Years Of Service To The Women Of Florida The Mack’s shops cover the state with a chain of 15 specialty stores located in Daytona Beach, Palm Beach, DelRay, Ft. Lauderdale, Miami, Orlando, W inter Garden etc. Fifteen years ago the first store was opened in Daytona Beach; and gradually new stores have been opened thruout the state. Opening in Sanford at this time we feel that Sanford is strategically lo­ cated and will be one of the greatest cities of (he State. T H e r e ! e v e r y t h i n g ■s p i c k AND SPAN - Now THEN.' HE SAID t D P N D TH E PftY IN i . *TfU5 D E S K — J Quatity Makes Prices Lower Than Any Stores In Florida T h e secret of th e reason of low er prices in big cities is the fa c t Hint q u a n tity purchasing enable prices to he lower. We could never hope to give S anford women t h e 1lowest prices in th e s ta te wore it not for the fact th a t our edurmous p u rc h a s­ ing power will give Sanford a s 'lo w prices as any city in the State. -W>ft WASHINGTON TUBBS H BY CHAN/; Quality First-Style Supremacy Our b u y ers are alw ays in the m ark et. We do pot send buyers to th e n o rth for a sh o rt trip. It is* th ro u g h c o n sta n t touch w ith tlie m a rk e t th a t we can alw ays secure th e new est styles th a t New York a n d P aris orig in ate and o u r sty les a re always coupled with th e very heat quality m erchandise obtainable. THE GOLDEN RULE VlfYtCP£S> YOUR “W e Refund” “W e Exchange” “W e Deliver” \ “TPfff, MlM 1 TlNN&O— F tR F ecv f wutmeRvuu— ahVIHtGrt RNUAALWA FlMO T « WAROESf s— i <o tanvc? y 210 EAST mo u • r»r orr „ ©1W» •» . , i.. KWKI, me FIRST ST �THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1927 p/lftE roon •SCS. ‘--The Sanford Herald “ Y o u ’r e W r o n g - — But H a v e Another I’«htl«l>r4 rvrrr nflirnunn r,rr|>l There was a splendid article in the Jacksonville Jo u rn al Stimlsr lit Ssnlnrl. I’lnrlil* 111 Maannlln A .rei.r. I recently which had to do with friendship and loyalty, th e __Fvtrrrii *« M*J.*rf,l *r*! }ff8f iTirtL po f w hich seem ed to he th a t loyally to a p rin cip le is a V" r,ri»nfnirH., n";rw.B.,nrn.VrV"7'";irrcatcr and nobler thing th a n loyalty to si friend. “T he truly Oj-o-.rr.. »f M«rri,. .T i *»t. , |oyn| m„n.” says this w riter, "is the man who places his . x m * i.. friends above himself, perhaps, but who places his principles a . i i n w u i n 111:110 IK lIll.i: K. jn.VKI, IlnnnBlnff ndltui above his friends.’ nuii« ci<ii *t i i i \ IMTKi And we were thinking th at just at this tim e it m ig h t be fPnr V n r ---- ... *?•*'" timely to call a tten tio n to the importance of friendship, to ,< >SI* Moath*. ...— ...... . Tkifr llmlli* the importance of holding to friendships once formed, th ough . II, 1 nrrln r n rrk sometimes the bonds which tie you to g eth er m ay he pulled U rrk lr nllll in |i,r l>»r * v i , j,, iir.'niit. ittimm uni*- ta u t and c h a ff aud burn. In a city like S au fo id occasions V ;o"V.V ’r r r r 'r i« Vrlim : nnv.-timos arise when old friends m ust oppose each o th e r on ;»•■*« • u i i r r i . i r i ^ t i ^ of political nr civic nature. Then it is th a t tru e friend1 'ir/Vri iV^‘ Vr"'iT..rfrrio'^Vii,^rn. .ship is really tested. The real friend can d iffe r with you, and « r ' i 5 ? i X ; TISf * rinriitiT still expect to t all you friend. • manure nf hnmlllnB .late n A i I* fr u e friendship," says the Journal, "m u st involve an l.'J «tlt*»ut rqunl, , . .. ■ ftTPrV r m r-w 1. * ..... »i hr understanding and presumption of this h ig h e r obligation. Audit llsreim „f <:imilntinto,. There is no friendship as fine as th a t between those who can In'eraalliinnl A * n'"V'Tu, rHi "!:« oppose Cllfh other Oil principle and Still love each o th e r in lltlirn . AH, erll.rre t ,r n l . ttlllrk .rqult fact T here is no friendship so true as th a t which can say to a j l.ker-nirmner In Sorniiah sndlt «f ■«li<rrl|i|lnn ll*i» f|*jeU<l y ou’re wrong—-have a d r i n k !" n nrrter I- ir r ll , nh.iilnlrlt nil >lalin* nf -••y-ulnllnn » well ». "Friendship on any o th e r basis th an this is as insecure aural Mialnria n rlk a ta as it is unsocial. It is a conspiracy a g ain st itself and ag ain st TUESDAY JULY 12. 1H27. th e re st of (lie world. It is a mere blind herding th a t has no ■mi. 111: 1 1 0 .ir* ciom. im m h ig h er source than animal instinct and no g m i t e r destiny :%*—1C«-tintint, m rllr tout m unlr ail th an its own eventual suicide or social apostaey. It is th e most mlnl.lrnllnn. tnlnl.lrn....... 'S.—Drriier n * l,r m ule. In Jarhana unenlightened, the. least flattering, nnd the most dangerous , Vlllr. • » ._ (-nnalrtirtlhK nl SI. JnM I Intl’ar th in g in the world." Illvrr Cittiil *—InniiKiirairnn nf mnulkljr "Pl*f During the next few weeks, th e re will he many oppor­ up Week.” A—AU[i"rnlline nf hnlliflnB prr. tunities for th e te stin g of friendship. On A u g u st 5 an election nr—kuaart, hnlel. h|inrlturn■ well lie held to determ ine primarily w h e th er we shall have ill!* ara ’iit:' hnuaea. X Inmniliallfr ' kr,i five commissioners or three, w h e th e r th e m ayor shall he i -*• t —rmiiiilrllnii »-l Hi) Vtrnutlf lm* elected by the people or hy the commissioners. On A ugust If> tlnn pros rant. i O r —* nrt, anil ramlrin hnvpMal. we again go to th e polls to decide w h e th er we want to dig a ■ ■ ! ----- __--------i . : -i——---------from the St. Johns and ____ BIBLE VERSE r o l l TODAY ,canal „ ..................... ...... River to the. Indian . . River . | | OUR DWINDLING!—luml,Thou w hether wc think ibis is the opportune time to begin its conc!HriflM out ilwi'lliis.' 111II4t* in st 1*111*1 tun Robinso n Crusoe A s Brisbane S ees It For Aching Or Tired FP(f See A Font SpcdaliHt Piw.tr m2 Fur Appnlnliiiert Dr. J. R. Vidler Ynlua Mr ItnWr*. Chiropodist At Lloyd’s Shoe Store More And Walter War. Railroad* Plan Flying. I.et Pictures Alone. ny A im ittr. Br i s b a n e <I.p, rl*h' >»/r t.T <j ^ LONDON IS INTERESTED in Riding a Iml'V itlrl, Alice Seuhrooke. aged U , ^ weeks, weight one P«umb | iT o u n ceV ; ’She h M a n ln e d f««r ounces pi nee Wrth. Was fed hy « fountain pen dropper at first, now eats from a sponn and it well. with perfect pence TIN-: SPARTANS, and Inter barbarians would have tossed sm-li .. child aside as not worth rearing. jt„, your sickly baby i* often your , best, too niui'ii brain monopolizing the blood supply. Voltaire was n puny, sickly baby ^.ph'fg'J.'nnd would imve died had Il)(, j, js mother's father-eonfessor jjiven him especial, intelligent rare. NEWTON, GREATEST Mathe­ matician in history, weighed les* than tw„ pounds «l birth, and was called dull hy his teacher in nothuntie. Newton told his mother he did not *hink the mathematical problems were intended > rimisly, as lie could do them ul! >unt. jy his bend," and proved it. l ake enre of your sickly ehil I. it j* probably your best. of mind use Ttresfotte TIRES—TURKS COMPARE T H E S E PR IC ES I , 1 | FIR E S T O N E OLDFIELD n„\.V /2 Cl. Cord $ 7.:»:. 30x3 V'i S. S. Cord s o.:i:> 31x4 S. S. Cord 511 .Ml 2!>x 1.40 llalloon S 8. Ill Sio.'t;, .30x4.75 llalloon •SI >3.0.' .30x5.25 llalloon SI 1.2(1 .31x5.25 llalloon $l(i.0.i .30x5.77 llalloon $17.0(1 .3-1x0.00 llalloon MARSHAL FOCI I PREDICTS another world war, in If* or 20 years, bigger and worse tiiiiu nt\y, affecting men, women and chil­ dren, everywhere on earth, and fought in the air. Airplanes, the marshal believes, will fight not singly, or in pairs, he many but "in serried masses.” ffiKtui all irenetations. l'salm !K>:1. , ... .. PRAYER: ,t> (5ml, may our ,n lw ‘» HMlH th e re will necessarily iU H v o * be hid with C-hrlkt, in G»d. c o n tro v e rsie s. No tw o p erso n s alw ay s a g re e on e v e ry th in g ; it NOT A PLEASANT Prospect, Hi -----------------— Iis seldom th a t two persons agree exactly on any th in g . Old K MISTER MAN IIKWAKK ' friends may oppose each 1 J o th e r in one election, but* find t h e m - . but sometimes human beings deI A little lov|ng selves tog eth er in th e other. Enemies may find themselves v,1,ip common sense when you tfci Here nnd there least expert it. Somewhere, in to g e th e r in b o th elections; friends may likewise ho opposed. each of the nations, thei> must lie ' Will leave upon your ' Coat u hair. Rut withal, th ere should he no hard feelings. A m an’s intelligence and Influence enough -Phil Armstrong in Tltnes-IJiiion. iopinions are his ow n; no one has a h e lle r right to them than to save the world from such a fate, j A little rouge j he. And if he is afraid to express them, Itu is n coward and PRESIDENT (HilH.llUiH will Here ami .yonder, iu n w o rth y of th e name of friend. he interested in the IW h state­ Will make your little To those who happen to he on the o th e r side, ivm rinher ment, knowing that Koch is not Wlfle wonder. exactly u theorlat in war. y W a y e r o s s Jtmmal-Heriild. that wo love “ not Caesar less hut Rome more.” If a world war in the air is com­ ing, would it not Is- a good idea j f;'i Ilut a little necking to get ready for such a war, even • When Someone Rise Pays ;»* p Now und then though estimable old ladies, male jTfJt‘1 I* reliehed Uy and female, object to war pre­ The best of men. It makas a whole lot o f difference who pays the liills, paration- 7 When y o u r own money must go to pay, you are - jWonder how many June brides doesn’t it 7 Why not take less interest in ■ uve found nut what is n cook- a little more careful th a n if it is someone else who signs the other nations’ affairs, ttritnin’s ■! ;; nnk. ' cruisers, French submarines, and , check. ■vr , i concentrate on giving what it Take fo r instance, th e electric, light hills, You may k n o w this country 7 ! Cu/me costing Georgia $ Ilia,000Annually--hoii(tline. Mure ex- th e fellow who allows the electric light to b urn all night in svnganco. , th e lower hall, or who lets the fan ru n in the office a f te r he FIVE IMPORTANT Railroads consult the Interstate Commerce T O About ull ------------------has gone home. It didn’t cost him anythingSomeone tknt J’resident (Viol Commission about adding aircraft go needs mnb tiw to become n ical else has to pay when the first of th e mouth conies around. to other transportation. That** i?. wboy Is his Electric horse, And at the office, did you ever see some half-baked em ­ encouraging. Railroads have a l­ — l—o--------ways believed (hat the government he Dodges hnvo rome in for so ployee scribble on some of the good office stationery, ru in ­ does not know how to do much of ■ w tuch publicity*lately, it looks like ing q u a n titie s of expensive paper and envelopes du rin g his anything, and may prove it by Scy would lie trying to dodge idle m o m en ts? His employer pays th e pj'iuting bilk. « . distJnuing government in ihu air. lane o f It. I Supplies paid for with his own money he regards quite -------o— WILLIAM II. VANDKRI1ILT-'omeillus Vanderbilt Jr.- w illid if f e r e n tly . lit? n e v e r s its dow n an d w a s te s a n y o f tin he and his great mate, Maud S„ i»k a divorce5 from his wife at handsom e paper he lmi|ght for his personal letters. He have long been dead—wnM uskeil Mio. R m u s t, he lough to be u I WU In both Luslness and m tirH-«‘,oeH n o t ,JlM n electricity lieedlcaaly when bin own q u a rte rs to invest in New York's eity tie1, keep th e m e te r running. He does not leave his own cake railroad sysytuni. He replied: foolish -2—0of soap in th e washbowl. He is careful not to take more "Americans do many I I' m all rig h t j for Mr. Coididge to h o tte r th a n he intended to eat, when he is buying b u tte r tit Dungs. Inn will never be /m l* { enough to ride in the air. fishing, ln|t the Repiddican :rty Is not supposed to go fish- so much a putlie little thought that his New I ; g f o r a n y o tly r candidate except Perhaps you have come Into contact with this gentleman. *°rk Fen tin I Railroad, now e o n -i Coolidge. long He is to he found in alm ost every office. He has th e best I rolled , U(, by- (■cargo , ■ F. -[laker, .............. .. ■ I o--------of e v ery th in g when it d o esn 't cost him anything. He never, riying. """ t v<lltl,ll iy 10 I Oh, well, ns some of tin1 oldIt inhabitants rcmnrk,tWe*vn figures th e expense unless it comes out of his own pocket. ' i„ „ ,-,.xv ymir*. surface r«iisn digging thnl Cnnnl for the roads, except for short runs, will Those w asters often g e t ah ead in the world. T h ey have a st thirty yeat* and I suppose be out ,»f use. knack of letting others pay th e ir way, while th ey "still I’e’ll keep right on.’’ down" th e ir own earnings which appear to them to he of ................. .. THE FEDERAL TRADE Coni. [ Hialeah ” ow un r i T i r i l h "'lalW ! r <,,nJc '»,OUH T helr u w » ‘‘I,n " Mi dollars are b e tte r thnn | »;d»«Vnn ’says" Ad.dpiV'zuLr ami forfeits a twenty-thousand Hie dollars represented hy o th e r m en’s earnings. They are •f*-'*****’ L., Lasky are "conspiring to ,h'' mo,,»n picture inlia r nond. • Blit maybe it was alw ays of g re a te r infportance thnn the gift of dollars they W th It to him—if he gets away roceive. Monev that comes easy they rtpend easy, and ' u"„!**’ ... . Hth it. a p p aren tly they give no th o u g h t a( all to what th e money I ,Jili',!.•.s,,n' ' Fox'*' l!'»ew| “the ■Commander Ilynl suffered a th a t conies to them “e asy " might cost the person from whom Schcncks, L. It. Mayer, Lucnirule, etc,, h i t trying to produce the |:t!e attack Af indigestion the th ey receive it. icr day- T hat’s wlmt those P e rh a p s you, who read this, may in a measure h i sim ilar best pictures, ami get the biggest, tench hnmiucts will do to you. greatest number nf thenters’ in Ihcrgh you remember, .didn't to th e fellow who spends th e o th e r fellow’s money recklessly. which to show them. A little checking up on y o u r hab its m ig h t not do a n y harm. Ink any, so he didn’t get sick. JunA little scru tin y into th e way you take care of o th e r people's N o n o n v CAN “ MONOFOLI/.E [f this Chnntber the motion picture industry’’ unless win trip i. for th.f. p ^ o T n ? " t,U T . he can monopolize various kinds omoting "ne kind ami another, cheek that ()j- intelligeni e. As welt talk of m oo n ,it harmony'among mi lo o m ) iuoimik the io . - 1,11 . * *' might — -— * ........ * *some ..........tendencies ................................. iiford businufs men, maybe it would he culled plain thievery, it spades were alw ays called monopolizing book writing or pit II he « chance to unite pr; spades. |tu re painting. At any moment nents and opponents of the canal. ---------------------------n ------- -- -------------------- there might appear some one man ’A L L W H O P O S S E S S in im ic a l r ig h t s s h o u ld h a v e t h e *h“ ' " T ,M ,hp nm nop,/j (hen is a man drunk, asks an change. W elt,-when he lies ODpupiUllltl ■t u n ity to a c q u ir e t h e k n o w le d g e w h ic h will m a k e t h e ir raiiV, " ............ 'No ,' 1 r a i l r o a d p u b l i 'c "r necessities. wn on the billiard table pull, sh are in Hie government a Messing a n d not a d a n g er " U. S. one i* compelled to See a picture’ a &IV7-7Y - St ||ff the bed lied he's he’s non Is way, „O Seminole Tire Shop Fircsiour Tires llulf (Juh 111 Wet.I First Street Tel.Riia Regulpr T rip s To (iREKN SPR IN C S PARK Every Thursday, S a tu rd a y a r J Sunnny Leaving Suntonl cl 2:1111 P. M. Returning A t ....... 6:00 P. M. Round Trip 50 Cents Including Admission To Pool Packing F u rn itu re P r a y in g —Storage (M e n ’s L in e n W a s h S u it s 75c Flloii J. Moughlon C. K. Chorpcning’ Architect i ’hone .3.302 or 570 W F irst Nul3. Hank Bldg. Sanford, Fin. (One P a y Service $1.00' YACHT WELAKA Sanford Laundry Also Available for C h a r te r Reasonable Rate See Capt. Rice PI ION Z 475 The nation of Europe declares they are not ready for u debt conference. But th e Seminole County Bank is alw ays ready for a conference with any of its patrons. We o ffe r you a safe depository for your funds, expert advice its to th e ir use and II Plate Buttery FIjETCHKK BATTERY & ELECTRIC CO. $10.00 Ex change '820 W 1st. St. — "P h o n o 3 8 2 W :i g r e a t convenience in handling them. Ocean Front Bargain t Not fur siaitli of Main Street, llnytona Ilench, IP'J feet, L'tia fc<-t. nr -'100 feet, $70 cash per foot. Nothing can te bought in the locality for a* low u price. Exclusive with Daytona Reach, 121 Magnolia Aw. W. E. BLAKE, REALTOR, S f im in o lu ( j b u n f y l ^ 311^ Sanford, Fla. s> STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS g g j l Mail order house ! have sold many S tires in Sanford in the past—But it is no longer necessary to or­ der your tires— Buy from u s— Genuine The Little Gray Shoppe DAYTONA IIEACII inn N’olusia Ave Daytona Beach— Opp. P. 0. is showing new Shapes, Styles and Colorings in FOSTORIA GLASS FLOW HU B()WI>!, VASES AN1) SA LA I) PLATES ■ “ D IA M O N D S ” are am ong th e new items. and save money. ■ n ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Z S F .... .. ■ MOTION PICTURE MEN Hove The Euglinh, 4n< vIciiiDt, regretted built up an industry that tides the THE SUICIDE WAVE A MYTH n*-assinatfi»n of tlie Vice;«*i as^assinntUin world, to tbe great profit ,,f ibis T ill) COI!I'M sidtyit uf the Irish Flee State, country. Ii advertises our goods, ( those at (iuu-va were glad of excuse The flto postpone tin Due ................. ,..... ............................... alleged wave of suicide universities, Mr. Aswell declares spreads our ideas. The government would better ' -lUhle-oiue ililarnmineut confer- among college students is a myth that this year’s student suicides *‘e. h declare* Ed wil'd Cnitiphell Aswell 'a re rullu-r less in number than attend to it* own business, build those Dial understand motion pic­ —o graduate of llatvard in the class tin previous years! Bobby Jolley was off his game of 11126, who contributes ail article | Why, asks The Forum's eontri- tures attend to their business. storday ht -It. Andrew*. Shot on "Student Suicide" to the M ay, hutor,'’ do college and high school If our government did ns well s*.veuty-six oltlmiii'h it was number oi The Forum mug,nine, students want to kill themselves? in flying as Znkor, Lasky and ring down* rich throughout It is true, Mr. Aswell admits that j'l’ho retd reason is the complete others have done in pictures, this | t of hi* stmlu-s. The average since January first about thirty ‘upsetting of th* student's rel- country would be safer and less fvr would In- lucky to hit the student* hnvo killed them selves.1gimis and intellectual life in the ridiculous. siuh conditions. hut the fact that they have done atmosphere of the college or the •I! ot nil uiuf so dm* not prove that there is a i university, COTTON FARMERS IN Aineri. I |W e were gin J to see o French wave of student suicide. The 'T h e student suddenly finds cu have gjit down tiieir acreage in I-ml the f l i d ut St. Andrews realy startling fqct, in his uninioli himself thrown out of ids hont t ’J ' z p e l * i dill, Im im ing rotti.o terday. ’ll*French have Is that about the same number of mul immersed in the stream of plan tin g hy mure than <1,1)00,0(1(1 , ten rather ilo in in tin- sporting .students have been taking theii UlV. Here. f--r tfie firs t time, acres, fariil for some time, hut now Iown lives, year after year, w ith- hi- is i aught up in the whirl of W ay help, for a while, Imt jmh to he on til- up grad *. They out attracting any particular i,h a* with all tin ir cross current* too'Pliat planting Imre is not the I rye a tennis player, Henri (W het attention. i ildies, and un>Vrtow|, Study onlymuch dancer, tircat irrigation dams flo Is bringing laurels to that This year tin......... .. he- uf history and philosophy reveals in the .Sudan and elsewhere mean lilt ry. ! ,ri irn' interested in the sunjcct and to him new authorities whose increased competition from aluoad. _______j - ------j* - -------played up lh» suicides, ilut there teaching* conflict with each other Forcing opposition to Mayor have been quite a* many for many and with tin- safe precepts of his BRITISH SHU* OWNERS boast Jin*'* it,' Ire t<i continue appro, young people between the ages of rhildh 1, For tin- moment all Minin.n niieeii nnd unu iwi in >-mm ium is meaningless meauiogles* clumThe stu* Hint ion- for pinvgrmiiMi plhvground purpo,.es, purposes, fifteen twenty-four take' ineii tiie ir ‘is chan-." 111 * 1,1 /.,* cn*1 11 - — average of ' dent ■ - i* .................... Lsmmi,--i-iiier *-----------Ifousholder was ----own 11— lives ------unnually,-an also likely to huve p erso n - j! curr> J r ’ om' pound of Egyptian cotB tr-h . ar.l to ar-rnttik veslerday ( th rte suicides a day. About nl trouble'.•financial worry.social i "" ask young Mr. Averill Hut* | *ni against (l. la-t Ih.i people mie-mnth of these are actually adjustm ents, I,ad 1 Ub0Ut ‘Kut. o,H, health, m-llllll, love love nfFL- negroes tot take ra re of their |*Didents,-n fur highcfr percentage fair*. And for the solution — Iflldr."* ” A* *.• rcmentlier it, it 'ban the very smull ratio of atu-. these difficulties the colleges tariff, should say "not a pound of Phone ’ foreign cotton can ta* sold in AIS *<|i| C o tn ifo d o ic Valid' rhuilt dents to the whole imputation war- make no adequate provision. Is it really any wonder tliut 10erica until Die home crop lias Yard si first < g ve* c x p ri‘*siiin to this lunt*. A fter checking up reliable at five id Die linger route student; go under 7 ., .,Akue,‘ tt W r p ik e ." icj* o f *'lho lie d a m n e d .*1 itat Jr t let * H cE B yrd W aited U ntil T h e W e a th e r F avored Him I’ei imps you have been waiting until conditions were in your fa­ vor before you build. Frankly, you will never find a more opportune time for coljstruetiu than the pres m l all thirigH favor tho builder— prices, labor, etc. ^ TiXTP 1 LUM BER -S7 ‘Yr1 O M P A N Y l j (*■ tLii THE YARD WITH A MILL B A C K IN G 155 I lolly Ave., at J lth , 12th, 13th SU I Rond Grade Zip Service,1 ■ Look! DIAMOND HEAVY TITAN 50x51/2 ............... | 7.55 32x4 12.40 50x5 8 ply heavy service 55x5 8 plv heavy service 29x4.10 8.40 50x4.95 ............... 12.20 50x5.25 13.65 50x5.77 ........... .. 16.00 33x6.00................ 17.00 DIAMOND HEAVY SERVICE ■ ■ ■ TUBES $1.60 $ 8.50 16.10 • 5.10 4.40 53.10 4.85 56.60 2.25 10.70 2.80 15.85 3.15 17.70 3.80 20.85 4.10 25.50 ■ (tumpletc stuck of genuine Ford —• : - • srts. BUY “ D IA M O N D S” . . i Wight Brothers Company 2 nd. A Magnolia, 10th and Sanford, tat. & Elm or Junes Tire Shop £ m M a H M “ It 1/ �I'Aun r THE SANFORD HERALD. TUESDAY, JULY 12. 1027 socured its recall nnd had a r e f e r- Ido the work.” Social and Personal Activities-: Telephone M8 ocial alendar MRS. F R E D S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR the Anly cry he hnd heard In San­ fruit canning factory to be estab­ (Continued from Page Onet ford w as that the canal “was a lished in Palm Harbor. (Continued from page one) ford was selected as the best op. supporters of the measure were go or! thing nnd we ought tn have attem pting to the real bsue by np* it.” He said he had been criticised of any city in ihe state. Members Of St. A gnes ening The Mnck’s shops have been op 1.pealing - to Brevard county , - for Its severely and unjustly nnd that he GET ETHYL GAS AT crating in Florida for 16 y e a rs.1support nuder the; guue of n drain- hnd been told that he “was work­ WIGHT BROS CO. Guild Hold Enjoyable thir. section of the state because of age plan. In this connection he ing ngninst the interests of San­ nnd are well known to women of pointed out that in Seminole CounM eeting On Monday their stores located in Orlando nnd ty the hig appeal was for r.nvign- ford." Mr. Entzm inger's main statement Daytonn Bench. The tremendous tion purposes while In the neighThe monthly business und so­ business given these two stores boring county it was for drainage, against the cnnal was that it was cial meeting of St. Agnes Guild from this community, has convinc-, This policy of the can.il supporters unfair to tax two counties for an improvement from which six or Was held Monday afternoon nt the home of Mrs. Raymond Key* on ed the firm of the need of a store was subjected to inuca criticism seven counties would receive bene­ in Sanford, it was pointed out. by the speaker. fits. He disclaimed the idea that it Dark Avenue. The firm has a buying office |:ij Mr, DeCottcs described ns a was the duty of the counties to Routine business was Jrnnsncted and reports were given by the New York where it, is nidi* to sc- foolish piece of work the proposal build the waterway, and declared offic | s. A most satisfactory re ­ cure t,he latest creations in Indies’ to make the St. Johns river navign. that the people should wait and let port was given of the rummage w ear at reasonable prices, accord- hie below Sanford when, for plac­ “tho state or federal government ing to Mr. Rntb who praised the!tically the entire year, the river sale held last week. 1 The U. T. O. custodian. Mrs, n» of merchandise carried by * | north of Sanford is navigable only The manager of the local store j,y boats with a small draft. Mr. Mortimer Glover, distributed the little blue boxes for the ensuing firm as being of the finest qunli*-' i DeCottcs cited personal experiences j,oW hyacinths nnd other water year and also announced the in­ hns not boon selected it was statoil, hut it was announced th at n j Rrowth had made the river nlmnst j struction classes to he held in local woman, well known to San- impassable from Jacksonville, and ] October nt Orlando by Miss Janet Howes, educational secretary, for ford people, will probably get the „8|(ed his hearers what was the | | need of spending money on a watthe purpose of helping leaders appoint merit. i-rwny below Sanford when ships nod other educational chairmen, in would not be able to get to it. preparing for the Advent and Lin* Spaniard Lays Plans tu . classes. In this connection, Mr. DeCottcs Don’t wnit too Ion# before Flight To New York yMinted Mrs. Clyde Derby was elected out the small tonnage that m aking sure of y o u r iiiAureducational secretary »vitlT M bs -------vs now being hauled on the river, Zoe Munson as assistant. BARCELONA, July 12.—(IN S) and declared that In u period of flnee. F ire gives no w a rn ­ As is customary during tne —-Jose Camillas, a civilian aviator, .some thirteen years, only one bout ing—o ften comes like a m g summer, only one meeting a mon­ has announced that he is planning line bad been able to operate o* th is held and it was announced a trans-A tlantic flight from Bar­ cause of the small amount of th ie f in the night. A re you that the next meeting of the celona to New York, making the freight th at is shipped up and out fully protected? Guild would he held the second flight over the route from the Az­ down the river. h o b b y Monday in August with Mrs. ores to the New Foundlatid coast. The speaker compared the pro­ Mortimer Glover at the rectroy He will carry fuel for tin hours posed canal project with that of This agency has long been on Palmetto Avenue nt I o’clock. flying but expects to make the the East Coast canal, and predict­ / fa ith fu lly serving p roperty A fter all business had been flight in 4S hours. Cnnudns plans ed that, if built, it would be doom­ transacted- the hostess assisted to make the attem pt in August ed to failure as the East Const owners. bv Mrs. Craig Thompson, Mrs. providing in* can secure the neeess- ranal. Mr. DeCottcs cited figures Mortimer Glover nnd Mrs.--------Fred nry funds, lie will carry a relief taken from a record of the proceed­ ---- -----longer served pineapple sntnd, sal- pilot and a wireless operator, ings of the state legislature, show­ tires, cake and gingernle. We ride our hobby in tin* dir­ ing that an additional $25,000 Has Anton the members present ection of your practical plumbing STOCK PRICES GOOD been appropriated to investigate were: Mrs. Braxton I* Perkins, comfort. Ours is a rapid, certain /renditions on the East Const canal Mrs. Holland L. Dean, Mrs. Cnu-i NEW YO RK Julv ____ service. Good work, best, m aterials, — ^Stock | ascertain why the canal then Hutchison, Mrs. M. M lnhrik,'prices todnv were generally higher 1“W* w Oie canal cor- right prices. T hat’s tts. Mrs. Craig Thompson. Mrs. Jo o lb u t there was prof it E l k i n " | "»< • maintained the Residence Telephone 859 LITTLE MISS G E N E MARTIN LANEY HOSTESS AT DELIGHTFUL PARTY jr endum pin plnced in it. Lnst n ig h ts m w ttiitf Was prosld Mack’s Store To Be'CANAL PROJECT cnaum Tho speaker declared that he hnd jover by Mayor Walker of Lon heard no proponent of the canul wood. There were no speakers Opened Wednesday DRAWS ATTACK cite definite reasons for its con­ behalf of the canal. struction, nnd charged them with In Woodruff Block FROM LAWYER dealing in generalities. He declared PALM HARBOR — Cltru» Most enjoynble in every way was Bright futures were jim licited the pretty party given Monday for the young guests when they evening by Miss Gene Martin Ln- drew their fortunes by means of TUESDAY ney V h r home on Magnolia Aven- pink and blue ribbons from the ircle will meet a t the ue in Celebration of her birthday “ Wishing well." tr9. \V. C. De Conrsey anniversary. A fter all the games and contests A venu e at 8 o’clock had been played, dniicing was en­ Pink, blue and green were the joyed until n late1 hour' When re­ De Courpey and Mrs. olors featured in the decorations freshments of ice cream and cake C'“ hostesses. and other details, Howls of zln- were served by Mrs. .1. Olln Haney THURSDAY ................... ghborsi of America will nias,_ roses and jther Bummer assisted by Camilla Dens, Eliza. c'l'ock nt the old Mason- blossoms combined with sprigs of b e th ‘sm ith and Frances Pearson, r the Basket. asparagus ferns were arranged ))v]fcinus> fruits was served FRIDAY , nbout the rooms with artistic of- throughout the evening, iceting of the \\ . •• • feet. The guests were; Puuline Stolidheld at a <>cIock 81 ;! Much merriment was afforded enmire, Christine Stnudenmire Ca­ rs. Otto Schmohl on tno n)llj contests played dur­ milli, Dens, Elizohoth Smith, Fran ing the evening. One unusually tes Pearson, Hilly Wight, Louise clever was the pinning of the heel Hickson, Mary Maxwell, Lois U «K THANKS <on the shoe. The prize for the girls, Couch, Mary High ton, Herman e to thank our friends a double compact, was won by sympathy, assistance, Christine Stoudenmire, while Eu­ Homing, Luther David, Hendricks tiful floral offering gene Estridge proved the most pro­ Lyles, Charles Thompson, Bruce Laney, Eugene Estridge, George recent beronvcnient. for the boys, He received a Moye, Charles Ward, John McLeod, E Walker and family, ficient (George Steele, and Wilbur Smith. ml Mrs. J. W. Walker, tie. in,| Mrs. E. E. Walker mi Mrs. W. F.. Walker uni Mrs. J. E. Walker ml Mrs. W. A. Hopkins ind Mrs. W. A. Depfer uid Mrs. G. I.. Castor - H. Walker The second annual older hoys the Apnchos with the Sentinnlcs Ada Walker camp, sponsored by the Seminole giving them the best fight and nderson and family of .County Y. M. C. A., was held last taking second honors. The Apaches rii spoilt the week-end week at Camp Winona near De lu*- also won the dart baseball com­ enroute to other points on Springs in Volusia county. petition with the Seminoles ngnin | Thirty-five hoys with their leaders second. to. — ■ , left here last Monday and returnThree treasure hunts were held Mrs. Gray Michael nnd od to Sanford Into Saturday even- during the encampment. Tho bird visiting in Orlando ns ing. This camp was declared to be treasure hunt was won by Carlton of Mr. Michael’s mother I very enjoyable by both the offic­ Cain. The code hunt,which was ials and the boys themselves. Michael. conducted at night by flashlight, The first action of the hoys was won by the Apache tribe. The -Derby, 'Mrs. Heyward ' ' Mr“-Walker, Cly,I° ?'Y “V ! lT T ' I " " f n c ***Um* .vestigntion . Mr. DeCottea declared. Phone 207 » ‘f * 'V ' " at l\ anev*' would reveal that so little money Mrs. J. l>. Woodruff and when they arrived in camp was to animal, treasure hunt was won by- Mrs. R. W. Penrmnu Jr., Mrs. £ divide into groups. The hoys and n ,! 1the undertone T i n ‘Tof the v ' TmnnX ; had, been ; who are spending the George Steele of tne Crow tribe Chris Matthews, Mrs. Ernest Hill. Iand rketi.t. ,, derived from toll charges “ Daytona Beach, spent their groups were as follows: Miss Zoe Munson, Mrs. Wurt W. was „ „ „ bullish and the price trend [ that the canal corporation was nnd ho was presented with a flash­ Seminole tribe under leader f liable to maintain the project. Warner. Mrs, Richard W. RubbcH, lunwnrd. ,,l Tuesday In Sanforjl. light. Charles Booth, Ed. Mitchell, _________________ | Mr. DeCottcs scouted the contenMrs, Mildred MeAlexander, Mra. ■ Thursday afternoon the Daytona Frank Bussell, Frank Cummings, i ) «« /-|> i /~\r Hon that millionaire Yachtsmen Mortimer Glover nnd Mrs. Fred ! 7%f „ ..* rank II. Scruggs I left ■George Steele, H. C. McMullin, Beach Y. M. C. A. visited the Dniger. 9 IS IV. I ' M Marie R affo Girls Of would flock to the s t. Johns to use for Tucson, Arizona | Fred Bender, George Mitchell, Les­ camp and were defeated in two 'th e new waterway, and declared will spend two months ter Rivers and Sven Bruno. straight volley hall games. Methodist Church Are th at if the East (’oast waterway, ister, Mrs. Vail Lovell, j In the tree contest in which the The Iroquois under leader Harry Guests Of Mrs. McKim which is a more appealing trip than Harrow, George Moye, Wallace boys attempt'd to bring in and hu pUpsala & Grapeville that the St. Johns, was used seltoes G. Sharon and son Phillips. Archie and John Brown, dontify the most specimens xpected to return heme Leonard Dickson, T. Price, Mnc trees the Iroquois won by bringing Mr. nnd Mrs. Conley nnd child On Monday ev■ening the regular ,lom by yachtsmen, why would it be reasonable to assume thnt the lo•ening from Jacksonville Cain anil Max Stewart. in 27 specimens. This work was j have moved into one of the Holton meeting of the Marie Raffo Girls route would he more was held at the home of Miss Alice ppc nt tho Week end. popular. The Apache Tribe under leaders one of the most constructive nnd bungalows in Grapeville. Gooding Me Kim on Central Ave­ Linus Sieveking nnrl Steve Shin- educational works that was con­ Mrs. Top who has been making nue. The speaker described the tre1/ \V. Potter nnd small holser; .1. B. Overstreet, P. ducted during the rump. liter home with Mr. nnd Mrs. Purdy, .......... . vmnn undertaking in constructIn the absence of the class pros! Thu ice-cream that was given l is visiting friends in Winter Park. leanette returned home Aulsley, George Hyatt, Jack Hyatt dent, the meeting was called to the waterway through portions rom Daytona Beach W. S. Eutzminger, Boh Ayres, tin* hoys while in camp; was furn- Miss Mildred Hergqulst, necomp* order by Miss Maude Carrawny. " “ wild ami uninhabited land have been spending the Jack Tyco, Earl Overstreet and shed free by the Seminole Cream- anted Raymond Ltmdquixt, her During the business session plans |,,,,,‘h of Sanford, and from person, erv of Sanford, The boys voted Mr. I nephew, home a fter a five weeks' were made ami perfected for a 1922 leeks. George Cain. experiences described tho hnz. The Crow Tribe under the lead­ Walker, m anager of the company stoy with his grandparents in “stunt party" to be given Tuesdaj^**™1**** through the lakes, Fort Meade. H. Hutton, w in has b.'vn ers Richard Maxwell and Dan Hnn- a vote of thanks, evening at the church parlors. | which la* declared must be remedied Miss A noma Butler of Lough man were Mrs. and Miss Warm* who ■onie time at S.ivuniinh, sell, Fulton Hester, George A t tlie conclusion to make the waterway snf,* for nuv,, of the .business . lie has a large paving Stew art, Doc Harper, Gilnmre' b' charge of the food were also spent Saturday night as the guest i Miss Ellen Lumlquist. A fter wW t*iijiijr n t. vlip IIIr 1111m * f ocial >vu | KSn ^ L «t■*h «Ar , i „ Tent tho week end here Steele, W. Herbert, Dan Boatman.; niv,,n a vole of thanks for their, of *rtpoaklug hi»r.. WUH enjoyed, the hostess rnci served of the financial side attending Sunday services. Henry Wolcott. shorhert and cake ns refreshm ents.1 (,f the <iuestion, l ncnooi ---------------------------------------------’o M h u ^ u e s tio n , Mr. DeCottcs, said The officials and leaders of the both gjils left with Miss Lucy Those,, piasrqi wore: Mjsspn tb 'd ,.if The .bond issue is passed, It 26 boys passed the first year Butler nnd Mr. W alter .Butler^- t Houk of Jacksonville Is test while the remaining 10 pass­ camp were! C, D. Wolfe general Miss Lucy and Dorothy Hurley Louise Swiiin, Ocella Brooks, I" ill increase the the bonded indebted. secretary of the Seminole Y. M. C. ed the second year test. of the country to $10,457,00 Nannie Brooks, Maude Carrawny, ness of. few days hen* ns the have gone to visit Mrs. Fellers, Swimming periods were held A. Mrs. C. I). Wolfe nnd mother. their sister, in Fort Pierce. pol M nrrietta Duncan, Emma Rena nnd pointed out that the total asIr. and Mrs. Clarke Leo* li v Mr. nnd Mrs. E. G. three times n day In Lake Winona G. E. "Pop” Lambkin, physical on. their home on West which is equipped with diving tow-1 director of the Seminole dcsclb. Charles Booth, Dick M iixwi ers nnd springing hoards. Charles cot. tangoBooth und Richard Maxwell were ry Harrow, Dan Hnnsell, d out Sliinholser, Linus Sicvening the life guards, aniie Brinson of llinea, -----..ould Mrs. Burke Steele, Tlie Apaches had the edge on the Warm*. be too heav ' • ;*• *'",.1„ r.mntv is visiting here us the Florence Malm. I- B. Mann a director of the Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Lumlquist Bost. Mrs. O, \ \ . Gilbert and to assume. Insubstantlation of this W nephew and wife, Dr. other tribes in sports. The baseball lien I). CnsweU lit their championship was won by the Ap­ camp from Lake Monroe, was a announce the birth of a son in Mrs. C. H. Smith. ‘•l«im, ho pointed out that on a aches while the Crows were sec­ visitor. Other visitors during the Jacksonville. .Magnolia Avenue. .bonded indebtedness of $10,475,000 ond. The volley* hall championship camp were Mrs. H yatt of lamg- Mr. nnd Mrs. Lloyd Peck announce several days. t from !..U ‘/ l?than 1,,try-$500,000 ^ . ul ‘!_hl*V t’ 1,1 pay out wood, Mr. und Mrs. Dickerson of was won by the Crows with the the birth of u daughter horn in Jnnics W right is suffering irom more unnuallvYn in' rndy Giddcns, who has Rochester, Mirh. ;a broken collar bone sustained UreHt nnd thllt’ ,n ‘" ' " j Sanford , and Mrs. Stewart of Apaches coming in a close second. j g u c s t of Mrs. J. M. WolMrs. Barney Beck, accompanied |While playing ball in Sanford re- ])HV(, (|1 | | si'>0 7H0 called to her home in The archery contest was won by Lake Monroe. as a by her mother Mrs. William 'p a rt of u sinkinir fund* to retire onduy by the denlli of Swnyvu*, visited Orlando for the I John Lund<iUintt Miss Ellen ^ |M,ncN Mrs. ilenry Giddens. Lundnuiit, Me*(!nnu*a A ukunI and j • Master JackW oodruff Woman’s Guild Meets Fourth A. J. Peterson and H. G. Lund-1Archie Swanson. were recent visit1,»r- I»i*Lottes closed Ms talk with a plea to the freeholders to ry McMahon left Sunday Celebrates 0 i, ors of Mrs. Voile Williams. Birthday With Mrs. Alexander quist visited Daytona Hcuch on Firestone consider tho question seriously and iia, and North Carolina | The Dorcas Union held a meeting Saturday. will spend several weeks. • On Tuesday Afternoon Vaughan On Monday Rev. Thompson accompanied by recently at ihe home of Mrs. l turn out in full force on election Tires and Tubes Uo to New York bu­ Mr, nnd Mrs. Ballinger visited Emil Mugnlson. Plans were made day to defeat the canal hill, are now selling at lling home to lake a One of Mu* most enjoyable child­ The Woman’s Guild of Holy Rev. Clark nnd Mrs. Clark last for holding an annual picnic at the C, W. Eutzminger followed Mr. lower prices than home of Mrs. Hilma Lumlquist in DeCottes with a recital of events 'line in beauty culture, ren's parties of the summer was Cross Church m et Monday a fte r­ Thursday. at any other timu th at of Tuesday afternoon when noon nt the home of Mrs. Alex- Mrs. Cirhll Munson and daughter a short time. The ladies spent the leading to the passage of the canal in lire history! afternoon working on their quilt hill at the special session of Miss Josephine of Knoxville, Mr*. Hen D. Caswell und Master Jack Woodruff, the young under Vaughan on Park Avenue blocks. A fter the meeting was legislature Inst year, the conseto leave Sunday in their son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wood­ foi its regular monthly business Tennessee arrived here Tuesday and are visiting Mrs. Hilma over delicious refreshm ents of quent litigation and the final tlanta, Ga., where they ruff, entertained a t a treasure meeting. salad, coffee and cakes were served changes made by the Inst session in Mrs. Caswell's parents hunt in celebration of his fourth Mrs. A, P. Connelly, guild pres­ Lumlquist. by the hostess; The members of this year. time before going lo Ibe birthday anniversary. ident, presided over tin* meeting Mr. and Mrs. August Swanson present at the meeting were; j April Mr. Enlsm inger criticised those left Sunday for Fergus Fulls Minn, The hunt took place at “ Potter's for an extended stay. when quite a number of Interest­ Isle." which was appropiately (ing ^ plnns were made for work to where they will visit their son Mesdames Vihlen, Kenneth Rob­ sponsoring the final hill for their bins, J. E., E. W., and E. F. Lund-[failure to attach n referendum to summer and also Allan Swanson. •eriigys left Tuesday for decorated with all kinds of things ju, t|(,ne this summerCarl Snyder is visiting in Wash­ quist, Uorell, Bolton, Bolly Ballin­ the measure. Ho described how uti d ' suggestive of pirates as well as ways and means of raising fu n d s' Firestone Tiros on, Philadelphia, Mr. DeCottes, on a visit to T alla­ ger, Elmer Tyner, Ericson. furnish the kitchen in the n e w ’ ington, D. C. lien* lie will <|o some spe- bowls of purple and yellow flohassee, hnd learned that the hill Visitors present nt the meeting •111 \V. 1st. St. parish house which is rapidly Norman Swanson of Tampa has for the U. S. Depart- veers. been a guest of his parents Mr. und were; Mesdames T. O. Tyner, Fry, was on Governor Martin's desk agriculture. He expects to In the dining room the table wns (nearing completion, ready for liTs signature, and had It was decided to make linen Mrs. Nil Swanson for the past Rengston, Frank Stapler. for two or three months. centered with a large birthday cake iced in yellow und topped with llmgs during the next month to be li l«tiny yellow tapers and small pirate M,|,| nt tin* annual bazaar which ilaymdnd Key arid 8nlnM (flags. Placed at either side were will be held Dee. in the parish Adelaide and mother Mrs, tall orchid colored cathedral house, llice, spent Monday tnd .. The next meeting of Ihe Guild in maize holders. in Sanford returning lo , a to m ™ ,, w“* ,m‘rrily "pont i will he held the first Monday in , Be,lch Tut‘5,l“y eyeninK in gam es'of all kinds while the ' August nt the home of Mrs. S. A. ky have a cottage for the feature of the afternoon was « Huston on Martin Street. peanut hunt nnd the prizes award- j Mite ill the afternoon M rs.1 ed were bugs of bright pennies, jVaughn ii served refresh me uts of lure nee H. Ryan and two A fter the hunt, the children were punch nnd cake. About 15 mem­ Dorothy and Charles of served ice cream and individual bers attended this interesting V,:'1’ .wk“ ,Hse" V11’ cakes iced in yellow. On each plate meeting Mrs.-J. E. Luing nnd Miss were gold paper -bags filled *'*■ * with -!*u Doing, left Tuesday morn candies. Each child was given a Friends o f Mrs. Charles L ieir home. large brass , will 1h-* -glad. to learn. thnt pirates cap, sword ...........and ........— ... she earrings as favors. The caps were «mproving after a serious illness at hiry Itishop of Tampa is ' in purple, orange, blue nnd gold, i her home in I'inehurst. n Sanford us the guest of | About .10 children attended this Mrs. J. M. Walluco tor Ienjoyable affair. “ ‘ Mr. and Mra. Braxton Baggett 'me. Mrs. Wallace and spent Monday and Tuesday at '°P plan to leave soon for Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Hines and Daytona Beach us the guests of k «m| Canada where they daughter Elizabeth are visiting M Mr. ami Mrs. Ilryon Stephens. >1 the summer. Tarpon Springs us the guest i ot Miss Velma Boyd left Sunday for Mrs. Rincs* mother. Mf*. tWldemnn CahlAtlanta, Ga., where she will spend Youiig son, Ervin, returnMrs. John W. Mcisch J r . is ex­ a week ns the guest of her parents GOING OUT OF BUSINESS IN SANFORD. *'r home at Jacksonville, pected to retu rn home Sunday from Mr. and Mrs. John L. Boy I. after, spending the past WashiugVfn. D. C., njul (mints in Mrs. Lulu West nnd diughtci he as’ tho1guests of Mr. Pennsylvania where she Inis been WATCH FOR DETAILS OF OUR LOW PRICES 1 parents, Mr. und Mr*. spending the past month. Ruth and Joe Montgomery of Tam­ o»el| at their home on pa spent Monday and Tuesday in street. Word was received here Tuesday Sanford a* the guests of Mrvj. G. A morning by Mrs. Fred Dniger of Radford. ••"fy Wight and Miss Elsa the death of her young niece, Sara ORANGE CITY — $100,000 n to leave Wednesday Du Pre, which occured ai her home Z tootur for Jacksonville Monday evening nt Abbeville, R. C. municipal Improvement program • Wight will be t ^ i guest planned for Orange City. Second Street at Sanford Ave. c. Cuminers at '.r r cotMr. and Mr*. Clifford Walker tlnntic Beach, whil e Mfss ami their house guest Miss Ivu Red tape, an expression signify­ ai '“ lt»“1? lht‘ truest of Mr*, Jane Ford of Monroe, I.a., spent the ing official formulity and delay, “ker. M ia Ilutel will also week end a t Coronado Bench as owes its origin to the red tape us­ ItV " i l 0Vt‘ S p r in g s a* the the guests of Mr. und Mrs. J/h n ually employed in tying up public documents. *• ^ * A . Uollowea. W. Muason. G ood Plumb- Sanford Boys Return From Delightful Outing At Lake Winona Near DeLand is A.D. Ro sier *>fiv-----------—______ _ A . P. C o n n e lly & Sons Established ltlOS 221 Magnolia Phone 48 F or Y e a r s--- The Most Successful Balloon Tire Tread! The Saturday Evening Post in the fall of carried the announcem ent of the original balloon tire; it was a-— T ir o s ,© ite Full-Size, G um -Dipped Bal­ loon nnd boit* th e same trend design th at has made it world famous ever since. Scientifically C onstructed to insure u tm o st r SAFETY COMFORT ECONOMY Seminole STORE CLOSED W e d n e s d a y , T h u r s d a y and F r id a y P re p a rin g fo r a 3 0 d a y g ig a n tic CONSOLIDATION SALE Sanford Dry Goods / Gulf Gasoline Tel 893 �Cosd.i Borotra. Cochet and Broug- ■■ i d of 60 homers >non is to l'J27 tennis what the DoGehrig tied Hull, in then n n i r m i n i t ,lcrty’a were to PJ03. Brookes nnd inning of yesterday's I * SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE i?4 It I\J I \ 1 Q A T I ? C Wilding were to 1014 and Tildcn nlnst Detroit when FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE t l l ' l r i r * I i t i l l and Joluiston to 11)20-25. French Asheville 0; Macon 0. tennis has reached the crest sim­ out into tin* right field ,.!!* •Won Unit Pet. Columbia 0; Greenville 1. .80(1 ultaneously wdtb a graduul sink­ helped tho Yankee* 8 SANFORD ........ * Charlotte 0; Spartanburg 2:. .727 iith'cr, rain. 3 ing of the American game welt I igore, 8 to 5. The Yankt(?l Sarasota ............... 8 run hitting in thelnsix.,.^7 3 .7li0 down into the trough, Miami .............. —- 7 .304 7 ■ 1 Orlando .... - ........... Tildcn nnd Johnston, in fact, wilh the Tigers should J* INTEI(NATI ON AL LHAG u il American Public Senses T hai have K n a a p p ’s M enTakeA dvantage Tampa ................. 2 n .200 been American tennis for up­ tro it fttmi one reason hv Heading, 0; Buffalo, 111. O ^ drk the H .200 Davis Cup Is AI>ou( To He M St. Petersburg,..— ward of nine years, most PllV® sue l-i ID "j the MIL ff , j club . j is leading • *"v al O f Sm oker Miscue To Make Baltimore, 5; Toronto, 15, ccssive in ■ our history. Both oh, 1 mfr 1 \c 1,0ri<‘s lluth u ( 'api tired Hy Foreigner,Says Five Hung In Six Innings; Newark. 12; Syracuse U. ho men they were. ',0,,lt*rst Lazzcn two, an-! q, NATIONAL LEAf 1UE Davis Walsh, SportsICxpert viously are not tho Other, rain. Cnsnres,Schorn H it Homers Tilden lost his singles title in 132*3 Duncan, Meusel and c„m Won Lost Pet. Sanford Errors Cause for the first time in seven years. apiece. 28 .032 AMEHICAN ASSOCIATION By DAVIS J. WALSH TAMPA, Kin.. July 12. The Must- Chicago ............... 48 Johnston was eliminated in the Daring base running .032 Louisville 4; St. Paul, 7. 27 Pittsburgh ........ 45 International News Service Sports same tournam ent rather early in Visitors To Tally 2 other games in the Ar. .571 33 44 St. Louis Indianapolis 4; Minneapolis, 5. v ie w v /iuEditor ir i. i.. o «ii i the game. Vincent Richards, the League yesterday. Mucky ft ftl IT \ AI NT v dS«tilT . l S ,S .525 38 42 ItunsjLocals Unable lNOSF New' York ........... Columbus, 7; Kansas City. fi. l v / i J l j V rU 1 k j / i l l i l k J („ (jf The Hustlers staged a seven .I- r ..c h ,h„ semi- Washington manager, stefe j .174 Other, rain. <11 ............... 37 cords for advance sales af Davis final round ngninst rreiicli, has in the tenth inning and ran T o Collect Safeties f » i n i r r r n i i x n u m / i n 11tin rally in the third inning, in- Brooklyn .408 31 45 Philadelphia .......... cup challenge round tickets have mmed professional.the Dick*Williams 43 Senators a 3 to 2 victory .403 Boston ................ 23 I ( on broken two months before the NATIONAL LEAGUE member of the team, is Cleveland. The Chicago ) 41) .30*1 Philadelphia, 0; St. Imuis 7. event in (|uestion- the United .States fourth Cincinnati ........... 28 passe except for double play in homer with one on. Lawn Tennis Association announc­ which ho doesn't team well with Sox downed the Boston p.a Other scheduled game, rain. Alt It II PO A F. Miami Fromhy And Al verson Meet In 7 to (i, on the fast hn-c rj ed today with pardonable pride, Tilden, anyhow. AMEHICAN LEAGUE 4 1 1 2 ll li Casa res, cf I evidently imbued with the notion 1<-f outfielder Bill Barrett, Excellent Fielding F eatu res Knapp, 2|> Won Iiosl Pet. AMEHICAN LEAGUE Francis T. Hunter, in fact, was . 3 2 1 1 1 II this circumstance is a subtle two down In the ninth fi, .701 ( h i* laud, - ; Washington, .1, 10j that Filching lialtle For Six Houzu, If ... 21 f> t 2 <i ll II New York ........... 57 tribute both to itself and the sport sent aboard with Tilden largely singled, stole second, \v(t .600 32 •1 1 1 with the ideu of developing the Washington ........ Hinkle, lh .. ...5 1 1 11 » II Innings When Hot h Weil k e n ; Frisbie’s Fielding: Is innings. M l governs. The Tennis Association pair as doubles partners for DavU *third as Hoffman's thr<» 45 37 .643 Chicago, 4 1 1 1 2 0 Chicago . Tatum, rf 7; Boston (J. 1* mistaken —possibly from formt cup competition which i* u tip off wild, and scored when M.638 Feature Of Contest; O It LAN DO, Fla., July 11*,—O r­ ijaloney, 3b Detroit ............... 12 3(1 2 1 I) 1 2 0 Philadelphia Detroit- .5; New York 8, of habit. .538 Kt Louis 0; Philadelpphin, 7. 37 ........ 43 on Johnston’s stamina. The coast fumbled tlie hall in crater 5 ...1 0 (I 0 0 I I Keyes, c ..... It is about to sell itself abort Bailey In Good Form lando nosed out St. Petersburg in Bennin, c Tv Cobh’s bntihg was a (u .425 34 40 whippet now can ho used only in Cleveland ............. :: ii o 2 ii o of tickets because the American the singles, provided the idea is of the Philadelphia athhtief the series opener'here 3 to 2 in the llingham, ss •h; .425 3 ll 1 3 1 I) St. Ijouis .. '.......... 31 Sul TIIEAKTKHN LEAGUE public senses the fact the Davis lo get a maximum of results from *i victory over the Brown*. 53 .211 Altimugh Qoorgo Cusack limited eleventh inning. Fromhy and Al- Wetzel, p 4 1 1 II 3 ll Boston ....... ........... 19 Jacksonville, 1-2; Montgomery, 3-1 cup seems duo to go on a long jour hit game. In addition there Is a three* hits, one a homer wi tho Tarpons tr> five hits while bin verson waged a beautiful hurling Davis, p .11 0 0 I) 0 II Savannah, (I; Columbus, 3. ney und morbid, as always, wants covey of young m aterial available man on huso. SOUTH E HN ASHOP I ATI ON mutes were collecting nine from duel until the sixth when both M Augustine, 2; Kclnui, 3. to he in at the death. but probably not wanted. The ten­ Totals . The only game played i« 34 8 8 2'.I 12 n Won U jhL IVt. Albany. 3; Pensacola, 2. the delivery of Fitzpatrick, San­ weakened hut spectacular fielding The recent defeat of William T. nis Association, I understand, is National League proved .032 Tampa AH It II PO A K Birmingham 32 ... 65 Tildcn a l Wimbledon, following so committed to a veteran defense of ford lest the Kories opener to behind them prevented serious lluekley, 2h old Grover Atexniulrr cm .584 . 52 4 I 3 (i 7 0 New 1)rleann . 37 SOUTHKKN LEAGUE closely upon the heels of ilia fail­ the cup. Sarsota yesterday hy n bcore of :t damage. With two gone »» the IVade, cf fool the butters. The Kt. 43 37 .570 New Orleans 13; A tlanta 5, Nashville I 2 2 2 0 (I ure In stop Belie UiCosti* a t Kt. to 1 . Snrsutn scored only one earn­ .617 Meni|ihi:i, 2; Nashville. 4. veteran pitcher allowed the Benzley, rf Memphis ........... ... 4B 42 .5 I 2 2 0 1 ) eleventh, Viau heat out a hit Cloud, has left few illusions con­ ed run, the other two counting on 41 42 .612 Utile Rock, *i; ('hut.tanooga, 10. ion only four widely scatter* r* i i 3 n u A tlanta . cerning America's likelihood of re­ error* by the Sanford backstop, through tin ........... ........................ .482 Mobile, 1; Birmingham, 2. 41 !£ * •» ;; Mobile | 44 and the Cnrdinals won an 1 I 2 0 u taining tin* international trophy T a g g in g A IIB a se s Fitzpatrick was good in the pinch­ second and scored on A1 m m ’s t wo fTnrnnn. a* 60 .304 . 32 victory, 7 to 0. .3 I) I 3 I) 2 Little Rock that has been held in custody here es and although Sanford boil men base drive to center with the win- Vlaekstoek, If .... 4 <l 0 0 ll ll Chattanooga .. ... 32 . CO .311 By International News The largest pagoda in all Burma since 1320. The nll-French final on bnqes almost every inning they ning run. llainho, lh is gold plated frani top lo bottom round today and tlm all-French 3 ii ii ;i j n could hot Hcbro until the filth I.OU Gehrig and Babe lluth nre SOUTHEAST! ;i(N l i '.AGUE and i rail I to have cost $5,(Kill,000, final/, of lie* Forest Hills affair Iasi; Si. PetenihurgAll It H PO A E Alvarez, p I 0 0 I I (I < > for m ajor league -when Itip Dunbar beat out u nucri* Welch, 2h f. I 2 I 2 o Domingo, p 3 0 I ll i I ) Won Lo: Pet. ll i a temple where all Burmese y ta r also constitute talesmen of again tied fire [n front of tin* plate and Brazier, cf home run honors, Imtb having S. J. NIX .076 can pi, to worship. h I I 2 I 0 P Jacksonville 60 27 truth along the highway of the Im­ ■went to second as Hudgins threw Funk, 3h uncorked 23 to date. Tolala ........... 30 (J u o j 5 1 0 2 2 0 .551 40 30 mediate future. Savannah ..... A ’tty a t Law th e ball way over Barke’n bend. Bryan, If If tli! pair of : luggers of (be i . 39 .530 0 0 Miami ... 007 101) 000—8 Cidumbua The discovery that the fiber cot­ Tlm w riter doe: n't say that Practice in State ai Frlsblo bit n slow one and bent the Lance, rf .500 ton of life cocoon spun hy tlm silk­ France cannot lose tlm Dav.ia cup N« i Yi-rk Yan!;.i I.i-ep up lids 41 1 Tampa Ioil on:1 80(1—ti Albany ............... . . 41 Courts ball to first. Beazlcy eamo through AVilnis, : :t lick l hey will have art impressive .434 worm roilbl Im made into cloth is play off, merely th at Franco 11 42 I ll II 5 3 Summary: Two base lilts: Wade, Montgonntfy Garner-W oodruff w ith a sacrifice fly to center and E’aull, lh total a t tin* end of the season. 40 .152 a: i-i iIjj iI to Ke-Ling-KIm, a Chinese almiildiiT. . 36 hi ft* bat,* bits: llouza. Home Kt. Augustine ......5 0 1 III 0 Bldg. Dunbar counted after the catch. By putting on a trifle more steam P< msncola .606 43 .. 32 For there isn’t I In* slightest inn .; Cara res Seelmrn. Sacrifices: ......5 (1 II 5 2 Printne, c Phone 830 Snrnr.utu took an early lead Alvei Mill, p ,HBT# centuries ago. ...... 31 60 doubt tlmlNtlie Frerieli team of La­ they can beat Ituth’s glittering Iwmupp, Bingham, Buckley. Dmibh- Selma 4 (1 1 1 3 scoring twice in the second inning. [days: Inman to Buckley I(am ho. Hogan led off with n single to the H on hasefl: Miami 7 ; Tampa m. Total* ... 41 «> 3x32 13 right, .Manush advanced him with X—two out when winning rrun Bam* mi balls: off W etz,| r». off u perfect sacrifice, Cerisi singled :;cr<icd. A Herez 3; Domingo 3. Hits off Al­ to left and Hogan scored, ft. Allen varez 5 in 2 innings (none out in Alt it II PO A Orlando allowed the throw from Dunbar Johnson, If ___5 0 ll 3 ll 3rd.), off Domingo 3 in 7 innings, to get through him nnd Cerisi Tinker, 2h 1H off Wetzel Id in 7 innings; off D:u 8 6 (1 1) went all the way to third. Horn* Cox, i f \i,; 1 2 innings. Struck out by 1 1 •I 6 0 / / lek filed out lo II. Allen and a l­ Lclirnmmi, 3h Aivwi'z J; Ito via !!; Domingo il. 4 II 1 1 4 though the throw from the out­ I'idmondson, . r 3 1 0 i h Winning pitcher Wetzel. Losing field was In time and It. Allen Well:'., e pileher: Alverez. Umpires Freder­ ... 5 II 1 1 tagged Corral out he dropped the Viau, hh . ick.". and Moore. Time 2 : 10. 1 1 1 4 2 bull nnd Ccrisl wan safe. Parks Abrams, lh 1 0 1) U 0 ended.the agony by flying out to Fromhy, p .....4 0 1) U 0 center. From then on there wus nothing Totals ....... ... 30 3 111 33 22 left but Sanford threats until St-Potarsbui rt.. 00U.HUU fllUt on—2 the fifth when Sanford *scofeif Ifk Orlando .. . IIIJO 002 000 01—3 homo run. Twice before th a t the Summary: Two base hits: Braz­ Feds had gotten u man ns fa r as ier. Cox, Wells, Abrams (2). Sac­ third only to have him die there. rifices: Wilms, Edmondson. Stolon Emmet McCall bold the Metho­ Sarasota added another in tho bases: Viau, Abrams. Double plays: dists to three hits yesterday hut ninth when It. Allen made his Viau to Tinker to Abrams to Fau 11. errors by Ids mates allowed the third error. Tinker led off with a Base oil balls: off A Iverson 4: Methodists to score two runs amt single, Holder/Sacrificed and was Fromhy 2. Struck out: by A Iverson defeat the Haptists, thus winning nafo himself when Meyer dropped 3; Fromhy 1. Hit by pitcher: by the second half of tho Sunday Cusack's tjulek throw a t first. Al verson (Viau). Left on bases: St. School League schedule and mak­ ■Burke sacrificed advancing both Petersburg 8 ; Orlando 7. Umpires ing themselves eligibiu to ploy the] Presbyterians in the post season men. Hogan hit to Friable who Mciklc and Lindlcy. Time: 2 : 10. aeries which !h scheduled to sta rt threw homo to catch Tinker, as this afternoon a fte r the ''lea g u e Tinker slid Into tho plate It. Allen till. dropped the hall and he. was safe This makes the second time Munush and Ccrisl were easy outs. during tiie season th at the BapThe feature of tho game was tilts have lost out a t the last mo­ th e dll around york of Cecil Fria­ I ment. They tied the Presbyterian* ble. Frishic was In fine form for the first half honors but lost yesterday and made several great tli play-off game and then they Leading Major Leugue H itters stops pad throws. He also col­ proceeded to tie tlie Methodist for lected two hits. Hailey on the re­ second half honors only to lose the NATIONAL LEAGUE ceiving line or till the infield t'luyor & (3uh G AH R II Pel. play-off game yesterday. a rt-p -e rp r-p -TT throw* looked like a Veteran in H arris, Km met McCall, Baptist boiler, his wo)k ye$terduy. Hu dug several is without doubt the best hurlcr in 3 3 ] Pitts. 61 1H0 30 72 .387 the Sunday Selmul circuit and with low throws out of the dirt, mak­ 1’. Wnm r, 3 3 7 □ proper support would have ing them look eusy. Pitts. 73 233 15 115 .385 the won without trouble. His brother Burn hu it, Ed, Methodist hurlcr, allowed but Sarasota Alt It, II PO A Pitts. 47 161 35 50 .371 four hits ysterduy und his mules Tinker, 2b ....... 1 1 •» 1*| 8 ’j Frisch, J played great Dali behind him. Holder, rf ....... 4 0 (1 In n R£L2 3 III .300 St. Louis 77 317 0 The Methodist scored their runs lturke, 111 ....... 3 U ll 13 n Hornsby, in tin* third inning when both H ogan, If .... .. 4 1 1 0 0 New York 80 230 70 103 .318 Epps und Pete McCall were safe 0 1 ) 0 Manush, cf ...... tl •> U-nder a year ago today: Bren. on errors and Pop Uimkin was Ccrisl, tJh ........... <1 1 1 o1 ,j1I 0| : sler, ('incimitli .371. bit by a pitched hall filling the lloruick, .'lb ..... It It 0 •» 4 bares. Babe McCall then won Ids Parks, C'„......... 1 0 0 1 II AMERICAN LEAGUE own game with u sharp single to Hudgins- c ..... 2 0 1 0 1 1 M u! Simmons, Fitzpatrick, j» .. 3 0 0 0 •I Methodists a h K H PO A K Philn. 7H 304 04 121 .308 S pc iicer, c ... ;i 0 l 4 a 0 ehrlg. Totals ___ 31 3 5 27 13 New York 82 318 8(1 120 .300 Epps, 2b ----- ...3*1 0 0 0 3 0 Met.'nil, rf ... (l 0 0 0 II Seining, W l I H N it conics to best sellers, Camel lends them A II PO Hanford AH It •» •j (1 1 0 Q 1 •j (1 •St. Louis 55 J57 28 50 .370 Livctmy, us . Dunbar, if _— 4 1 •1 I.iimkim lb 1 l II ll 0 (1 T 5 ll E. Miller, Frlsbig, ss .....- . 4 li »i all, because by the greatest num ber of smokers Tyler, 3b 0 II ll ■j 0 II ll Kt. Louis i Hcnzlcy, rf ..... 3 0 72 242 55 1)0 .372 il •. 0 E. McCall, p 0 II 0 0 Meuse), XL AUWl. ’Cf ..... 4 0 l) 4 o •l 0 0 0 0 II Crowe, 3b ....... 3 0 1 0 New York 03 231) 3(1 h(l .308 Bell, cf it is considered the best cigarette. ■ i Brock, If 7 0 1 IorM 0 0 (1 Meyer, 2b .......... I 0 1 I under « year ago today: Both, l Bailey lb ...... 3 0 *i n New York, ,370. Totals 17 o 3 15 7 0 R. Allen, c ...... 3 U (1 3 I T h e closer the search for quality, the greater Cusack, p ' ....... 4 tl 1 3 :i "I HE Bid F1VIT Baptists It II PO AH A E U 0 ii li, Meyers, x .... 1 0 Player (J Alt It II Hit Pel. 'I'. King, If .... 3 0 0 0 0 0 the preference for Camels. For Camel, made o f Cobh till 247 60 00 » .3114 Pippin, 3b ... 3 1 >> 1 II Ol Totals ......... 35 1 3 27 13 •» Huth 7H 280 87 101 20 .301 . . :» 0 1 4 o; x— llaltop for It. Allen in tub. Hornsby 80 206 70 103 15 .348 tss 2 (1 (1 II 0 0 Score hy innings: the choicest Turkish and D om estic tobaccos, is 78 202 40 100 0 .342 Austin, 2b II II 1 1 ] Sarasota __ <12(1 (10(1 <101- Speaker Collins 05 102 40 01 1 .318 Harris, lb 2 0 0 4 II 0 Knnford . 000 010 UU0 <» (1 II 0 0 0 suprem ely blended to a m ellowness, mildness D, King, rf Whitmire, cf ..... 7 II II 0 0 0 Sum m ary: Two base hits: Cu­ YESTltltDAY’S HOME HUNS ■> u 0 4 1 1 Morris, c sack. Left on liases: Sanford, 0; AMEHICAN LEAK UK and individuality o f taste that is beyond match­ Sarasota, 3. Ibise on bulls: off CuLEAK UK TOTALS III Totals . 20 1 4 12 7 ■»' i , U;, I'iizpairicK1 1. I. Hi nick jr uuck, 0 ;ouir f f Fitzpatrick' Si ruck Soon* by innings: ing or imitation. nut: Lit: hy Cusack, 3; by F ltz p a l-j 1 lny.-r, Club Yesterday Total Baptist .... loo 00 I rick ick, 1. Hits:* off Cusack, 5; off <G e h r i g Yankees i 23 ^ii ^ , . , , 1 x ! « h ft I i . t . . . . I i> . . l i t >• , Methodist : ... 0U2 Ox—2 Fitzpatrick, 0. IUmpires, U,ln nnd 1\ i ojjins Yuidvcns Jtaphuu. Time 1:45, Cobb Athletics I 3 I f you d o n ’t yet know its satisfying sm ooth­ •Suniniury: .Sacrifices: Epps. K, Williams Browns 1 y Stolen base; Pippin. Base on bulla: Scores Die During off E. McCall, 1; off Ed McCall, ness, just try diis overw helm ing favorite am ong NATIONAL LEAF UK 2. St ruck out: bv E. McCall. 3: by V «tea Valley Blow None. Ed McCall, 4. Umpire, Musa. Time ______ cigarette" ( 1■*-«>, LEAK I E LEADEItS MOSCOW, July ' 12.—(IN S )— * American: Kutli. Yankees, 23; Score* nre known to liave lost their Uvea in storm* which urc Gehrig, Yankees, 23; latzzeri, sw eeping.(be Volga Valley, Cy- Yankees, 14; Simmons. Athletics, A Heal Homelike Place To Stop Conui to The Ocean View Hotel at d o n t i are reported to have wiped 13; K. Williams,’ Browns, 1*. National: Hornsby, (limits, 16; Coronado Beach, Flu. nut tlui town o f ItUkoyanov, with Uy Williams, PhllHea. 15; L. WilThnroly srrecned, modern, immany dead. Thousands are reportChicago, 16; Webb Chicago, proveineitiM, |gut*-i« 63.50 a day id homeless throughout the Volga *«n, 12; Terry, Giants, ll), Alaerlrun Plan. JI5 per W»*eli Valley where til* .river is over­ 01927, R. J* R#>rvold» Tolnera single, $25 double. flowing its bunks. Thirty-five Wmiitin S*I*uj, N, C. Americnn—248. K. J. COATES, Mgr, fi-bcni.cn were drowned off Bqku. National—203, Cusack Yields OniyiM I A W A ^ S T I jE R S CAPTURE OPENER Five Hits But Tarps FROMLEACHMEN Capture First Game L e a g u e S ta n d in g s ] TO TENNIS GAMES ORLANDO COLTS Feds Make Lone Marker In Fifth .1 - IN IjXTIi A INNINGS iii"iin(r",inmt! ,un,yci‘FartH^ii1' .A if.M McCall Allows But Three Safeties But Errors Are Costly BascballStatistics In Major Leagues Is ■ r V». 'rcrsKisffiP JlP JW srH "Have a CAMEL 1” �THE SANFORD HERALD. TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1027 nford Daily Hemld NT A I). RATES In : Cash In Advance Lor ads. will he received Irons «nd collector sent lately for payment. niuin charge •*»< ksertion. . . . , Llvertising is restricted Lcr classification. [, error is made The San,-rald will he responsible L one incorrect Insertion. Jvertiscr for Huhseipient U s. The office should be .1 immediately ill CUSC of O a d v e r t is e r s Herald representative ,|i|y fnmiliai with rates, mid will k. com pete Information, you wish, they will assist wording your w ant ad. 0 it morn effective. PORTA NT NOTICE rise rs should give their or postoffice address as < their phonu number if csirc results. About one out of a thousnnd has jhone and the others communicate with yeu they know your u-Hniss. rlixcontiniinnce MUM w n person at The Sanford office or by letter. Tele1distonlinuanccH an- not Prompt - Efficient Service ouncenicnts TION and PLUMBING — Iccialty. Wc handle electro pumps homo light and Lulls. SaufotU Machine Go. omclillcH DODGE cars and Graham Trucks 13th St. Phone 3. SEMINOLE HUDSON- ESSEX INC 20.'t Oi.k Avo. Phono 41 WANTED —two young women, rwo NEW— nicely furnished 20— F a r m s Fx>r S ale apart mens. $25 per month. 1)15 living in Ixingwood, to work in that city on n very Rood paying \V. F irst St. Phone 207. BEST HUY IN AGU1CULTUR basis. Opportunity for long time Al. LAND employment. See Mr. Hooker, room 5. Hall Building all next week be­ IB— H o u se s f o r Uctit In The State Of Florida 4——H u s in e ss S e rv ic e tween the hours of 111 and 12 a. m. In the flowing well dietrirt Item with clay HUbsoil, On 1' OK ICENI —ft rooms and linir.- Sanford, YOUIt BUSINESS —card appear­ B— H elp W a n te d (M a le ) the highway nicely furnished, also 0 rooms It. It. station. and one mile from ing daily in this column will ami bath unfurnished. Kent rea­ HOi S WANTED—Can nso fivo sonable, Already rlenred, Perfect 1111' Celery Avo. Mrs. drainage. reach over .1,000 every day! I K""d boys who are hustlers. O n Morrill. Phone 520-W. I earn a* high as a lollur an afterVirgin soil of unsurpassed fci -and it costs so little a 12 wont noon. Apply Circulation Departwill grow unything. EIGHT ROOM— house for rent at tility, 1,000 in units of 5 acres, , . ,n,nl Herald, 808 Kim Avc. $15 per month. Five ns manyAcres ad for one month costs only $ 2 .0 0 .___ ._______ ns you cottage at Paula, adjacent AT \ PRICK SOwant LOW IT WILL Phone 118 I TOPCO AUTO TOP DRESSING room to school house, $25 per month. waterproofs, softens and pro“ Make Your Ilentl Swim" cottage at Flora Height t Just risk for "Classified D e p a rt-! Mrves- nmkes your top last D e­ Furnished Home Seekers, Hero Is Your l i ver : money hack guarantee, no $25 per mouth. See Jno. D. Jenkins Chance ( ’••urt House Sanford, Fla. m eat" 1 brush fuss or muss, 500 cans sold It May Never Come Again If yon can make a small cash FOR RENT 5 ROOM UNFURNISHED STUC­ payment and finance your first it will easily pay for tin OLKAN UP YOUIt OLD WALLS CO HI INC A LOW. 2 HKD ROOMS, crop, land. WITH THE NEW WALL PAINT LIVING ROOM, DINING ROOM. If you arc looking for a “Snap" SOMETHING NEW AND BET­ 7— S itu a tio n W an led KITCHEN (equipped with electric Hero it Is TER. FOR FURTHER INFORMA­ range), HATH (with hot and cold See Mo At Once TION- CALL PHONE 2.15-.1 OR YOUNG MAN—high school g rad ­ w ater). LOCATED 2100 PALMET­ uate, willing to work, desires po­ W. H. YOUNC SEE, V. O. COLLIN, SANFORD. AVENUE. RENT SUMMED sition. Addrers N. W. T. 1820 Park TO llnrgains In Itcul Estate RATES. PHONE 118. Avc. or phone 11,1.1-W, Park Avo. and Commercial St Depend on 8 ROOM bungalow for rent j’X. position wanted ROYAL CLEANERS & DYERS PERMANENT with hath and garage, on French -Acrcngo F o r Salt* by steady re lia b '^ n n u . Out dnnr (Ve elenn anything. Do all kinds of! Avo.. near 11th St. Phono 22-1 or *-----••................... ................................. work preferred. S ,ie selling ex­ call at (SOI Park Avo. plaiting. Phone 481-.1. : MUCK LANDS ARE VALUABLE perience and accustomed to payroll | Just three miles from the cilj PHONOGRAPH.... repairing, piano work. Past record and names '-f limits on highway I have eight tuning liy experts with 17 ycurs employers gladly furnished. Ad­ acres of muck lands that can la* experience. Sanford Music Store dress P. O. Box .117- Fairmont, W. bought for $500 an acre or special and Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & 1) Mo Va. price made on all of it. Thirty Lander Arenrtc, Phone 832. ) acres in outiro tract includes citMl— H ouses F o r Sale I m s lands and other good garden BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation I land. Fine place for poultry and boxes and general cement work ' truck of oil kinds. Men can make Miracle Concrete Co. .1. E. Tor- MONEY— to loan on Improved dcPretty Mi.rvnnia Home. Priced |'\in g raising bulbs, celery, vegewilleger, Proy. 3rd and Elm. riia h lt residential property ,n ■tallies and poultry for Sanford and LANEY.S DRUG STORE- P re ­ Senior,-) nt 6 per cent interest, no Orlando markets. Address It.,A. C scriptions, Drugs, Sodn. Wo a n brokerage- Audi ess Loan I’. O Box r.s near you as your phone. Call It'J 50.1 City. LUMBER nnd complete line of building m aterial. U w prices. Security Lumber Co., “ Whero Good Grades Como From" Muplo and Sixth. Phono 797. 11— .M iscellaneous TWO REFRIGERATORS — Good Coiui.tion; priced reasonable.P«»rson I^irkin, Inc. M cljinder Arcnda CONCRETE in every shnpo nnd Phone 880. form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ Wauled mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod­ ucts Company, Fifth nnd Maple WANT TO Do SEWING for r Sts. Phono 112-W. boys and girls. Phone 820-J CLARENCE SMITH General Contractor MEN AND WOMEN ...of good ap­ pearance to work for a local ron100 West First Strew* n*ui. Easy work, full or spare time, at Phone 441 good remuneration. Pay every day Apply to Tho Herald Office. AFARM TOOLS WANTED roofs. See Jnmcn II. Cowan. Oa WANT TO BUY tractor- disc plow tvc. nnd Thilti St. Phone 111. harrow, ditcher. W. M. Young (VlGH i'-CHHISENBEUM PRINT 200 N. Park Ave. Tel 777 or 775. SHOP — Printing, Engraving, Embossing. Sen us tirst. Wo do 1H— Rooms Willi Hoard It. Phone 417-W. It. It. AvenueBOARD AND ROOM Commercial Street. bath $8.00 per week,ment for rent. 820 W. Ins & COWMAN CO., Auto itor aiwl sbeel metal works nd ornam ents' sheet metal 5— Help W anted Female i«L 710-W. 207 French Ave. 1-1— Kanins Wilhimt Hoard AKFOUD BUICK CO 212 Magnolia Avc . Phono 307 WANTED— TWo young women, THREE —unfurnished rooms living in lj»kc Mary- have op­ Elm Ave, portunity for making good money iii their spare time. Pay each day. 5 — A p a r tm e n t F o r K ent RUPrt—MARMONS No selling. See Mr. Hooker, room luiford Automobile Co. 5, Ball Building. Monday and Tues­ RENT—W ager apartnieniaIgnoliu Ave. Phono 137 day between 10 and 12 o’clock FOR clean, cool, cozy, especially well located, 708 Earl Street, Daytona MODEL TRIM CO. Reach. Week or month utility fu r­ m the ear, not the owner, WANTED Young women to nished. tone 817 for estimate* work in Ovi'do Preferably living P. W. RADFORD in thut town. Good opportunity to FURNISHED A PA RTME N T make money. Pay earn day. See Three rooms nnd hath, all mod. , Mr. Hooker, Ball Building, Room am conveniences, good location only $1.00, Studobnkar 5. Monday and Tuesday between ri'H-iimiMr rant. I'beno H.’tl.l Ai-k for carbon juice w ith, 10 and 12 o'clock A. M. 25— Kx c h a n g e By Blosscr VWAITtL. 1 ShOVD 'E M *7UIS PircUUQ OF My UMCLG CLEM'S- P0/0V7A G'S POMV OOM'T LOO^ A-*JV7UIA10 '-i LIU.E *7M(S’/ JC ^ I They were glad to meet each other, were Governor Dun Moody of Tex­ as (left) and Mayor Jimmy Walk­ er of New York City. Moony head­ ed a delegation of Texans visiting New York. Behind them is t ’ato Sells, former U. S. commissioner of Indian affairs, another of the Texas crowd. Chinese Operations On Tsiniao Collapse HAVE TRUCK LAND, will trado for house or mortgages or both In Sanford. 5 1-2 miles from town WASHINGTON. Julv 12 (IN S) nil > irk load. P. O. Box No. 'Ml, — Admiral T. S. Williams, rumOrlando. Fin. mnndcr-in-chicf of th - Asiatic FOR SA LE;— FOUR ROOM COT­ float, reported today* to the navy TAGE ON ONE OF BEST LOTS department that the operations of ON MAGNOLIA AVENUE, NEAR 2<»— M iscellan eo u s F u r Salt* the forces under command of Gen. SOUTH SIDE SCHOOL.- P R IC K _____________________________ Ch n, which were threatening REASONABLE. TERMS TO SUIT Tsintuo have collapsed. Gen. (lien's PURCHASER. OWNER BOX 431 FOR SAI.E: CORNER EOT I fate is unknown and his forces CARE 11ERA ED. P1NKIIUILST. ONE BEOt have become disorganized. The FROM FRENCH. CASH TACK forces of Marshul Sun nnd tin* FOR SALE—Small house- auto­ MAKE AN OFFER. REPLY E< white Russian First Brigade which matic pump. Well sprinkler in CARE IIERAED. were under command of Getl. Chu garden and over lot. 70 feet front, Yu I’ll w e r e ewers, fol in suppress, CROSS-TIES— and •33 feet back. All fenced Price ing the tehellinn. grade or dimension, $500. Cash $100. Balance monthly, The v*.1’—rU f”*im ’»V»ot«xo )« or H. Bush, Geneva, inquire for Toney. Gindcrvillc. Sman lennm <1 regular passenger service on July M. No American FOP DA El ONE OF BEST forces Imv<* been landed in TainFIVE ROOM BUNGALOWS ON tan Admiral Willianie .-.fated. PALMETTO AVENUE, IN SANFORD HEIGHTS. CORNER EOT. EQUIPPED WITH ELECTRIC RANGE AND WATER IIEATER,PRICE LESS THAN MARKET VALUE. TERMS TO SUIT BOX 15 f .o . HERALD. FOR SALE: FIVE ROOM SPANISH IIUNGAI.QW ON PARK AVENUE. 2 CAR GARRAGE. NICE LAWN. IMMEDI­ ATE POSSESSION, CAN’T BE BEAT FOR THE PRICE. TERMS $20(1.0(1 CASH. BALANCE MONTHLY. BOX 148 ( ARE HER­ ALD. The Credit Association is an o r­ ganized society for the prevention of Cruelty to Credit. Just Pay your hills when they’re due, und help to prevent this cruelty. The Sanford Credit Ass’ll. Inc. Registration Notice is n PrcHrriptinu lor M a la ria , C h ills n n d I T v e r D e n g u e o r K ilim . h • o v e r. Il kills I lie gel ms WANTED 20 girls nnd young --------------------------------1 woman for remunerative yet easy FOR SPECIAL ELECTION. S'— FORD — FORDSON work. An opportunity to innki The Registration Books of (he Iward Higgins Inc. | money in your spare time, Pnv TWG rooms, kitchenette nnd hath, beaut 11uI outlook; nil improve City of Sanford, Florida, will be i»l & Palmetto. Phone .731 each day. Positions open for upmania: Htiraetivejy furnished open Wednesday, July (till, 1027 ----------------------------[ proxim utcly xix months. Call a*. tl) Overland Co. Willy.i- room 5, Ball Building, between the moderate rent by week. Young’s end will close Monday, July 25th, i* A Overland, Whippits. j hours of 10 o’clock and 12 o’chuk Apartm ents, office 200 N. Park "ommercial Sts. Phono 58. all next week. Ask for Sir. Hooker. Avc. 'CKLES A N D HIS FRIENDS DEVIL DOC DANCING "A S u b sta n tia l Jew eler in a Sulislanlial C ity ” in s M agnolia A t your mercy Usi lit ack F i .ai;—not a single fly, mosquito or roach escapes alive. Kills other household lutgs, too. Sold at drug, grocery, hurdwurc und department stores. Towdcr 15c up, and It It Well, Then, in l earn the Jinpominer nf Good f.liminnricm. inactivity of I^UHCTIONAI. the kidneys |«rrmits n re­ tention of waste poisons in the Blood. Symptoms of this toxic condition ate a doll, languid feeling, drowsy headuchcs and, oometlines, toxic Backache und tliz/inrss. That the kidneys are not functioning ns they should is often shown By scanty or Burning passage of secretions. Many readers have learned Ihc value of Doom' s / ii7/«, stimulant diuretic In the kid­ neys, in till* condition. Users everywhere rndois- D oan’s. Ask your noi/>hborf " Every Wednesday Night Lake Mary—Community House D O A N ’S PmcLS Musit l*y SyncopHtors. V w lti ^ ' a b u i o O , L U | ClMia-,UuiI«l a N.V< fo r t h o *4 T i n t LIQUID Pint . . , 45c (Jiuit . . Ujc Hr rcy.vuEW VA ' or F .l Q U i n q a " KILLJ3 IN SE C T S 5/mihimf Pmntic. to tho KiJnoyo City Registration Officer VOUR U M C LG CLGM'S' POMY? / ALL JU SY 7D PLEASE J ----------- , ^ VOU IL L LOOK. ___- ir r f ^ v/tS-JL>2T 1 AT G tE IF IT ^ 'xv i AIA4T A /OtcFGJ l PgMV7MAM \ v l /T S \ N V , TA SS/ 3§a*§^sssi SaSS!!»iilS FL O R ID A ’S HRKAT SUMMEUTIM1' TOWN L \*IUATCMA S . POAJV:-VtAUAA/(A '; '• ‘ o i AT ? AJU77VIM') u aA || AA k * a «Oz.yj v*ji Vji a OOWV I'J 7X1E D E t Hotel if oL VDAITLL 1 SWOUi Vm PIE D M O N T TU TvV ILFR Duir.tr.ytuvn Ilia ANDREW JACKSON Jr'uutwAU Tain •The A N S L E Y nhe P I E D M O N T (lUai ta Oa h’cTcU Co ?nc nstr* C* / ... i IKt UXC PU' Js |*<>Mii|«r 4inl rVf 4, 4 H 1m JiamiJk CwW* DIXIE ROUT � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 12, 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/343aba9b468e27d984a5f8ca434ba57d.pdf 5b44e50ab9ecaa853c33d0dbe548e8de PDF Text Text f o w l NEW SPAPER THE WHATHER lied In Florida’s Heart forltPH Greatest Vegetable ™. Its Richest Garden Land Generally fair tonight nnd Thur*. day, except local thundershowers Thursday afternoon In cast and south portions.___________________ Leased W ire International Nows Service Kevin O’Higgtfns Is Buried With Honor la Inland Naviion Commission Selected To Buy EastCoastCanal Men Are On w Commission sition And Mainance A u t b o r - SA N F O R D , FLORIDA. W E D N E S D A Y . JULY 1.1, I!lli7 ENGLAND FINDS1A ™e r DUBLIN, July 13.— (IN S )— With liowed heads half a mil­ lion people gathered today for the funeral of Kevin O’Higgins, assassinated vice president of the l/ish Free Slate, while all Dublin was bushed with an im­ pressive silence. Only n small portion o f those seeking on- / trance were nble to crowd in­ to St. Andrews church for the funerul corteg moved from the „*hurch to Glasnevin semetary— the resting place of many of Ireland’s great patriots of days past—with only the dirge of military bands and the trend of marching feet breaking the si­ lence. On a gun-carriage, the casket containing the body of O’ Higgins was draped with the Irish flag. Trim Irish soldiery marched beside it while the hon­ orary breakers followed. BusinessAgainst WASHINGTON. July 18 — (IN S)— American' business sound­ ed n warning against undue ic .“ trictions in the use of industrial alcohol nt the national prohibition administrators ronference today. ' ” Clearwater Kiwanians Will Be Entertained By Local Club Today Members o f the Clearwater Kiwonia Club will lie guests this aft­ ernoon of tlm Sanford Club upon arrival Imre this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Tile visitors will come to Sanford n» part of an itinerary that includes moil of tlm central Florida section. Entertainment plans are under tiie supervision of Edward F. Lane, lieutenant governor tor this dis­ trict. The visitors will be met nt tho city line and will lie escorted to Sanford by local Kiwanians who will provide entertainment, includ­ ing the , liubchail gaiuu between Sanford nnd Sarasota. Tbo delegation will return to Or­ lando Into tills afternoon where they will spend tile night. On Thursday morning the* motorcade will go to Mt.Dnrn, l/Ocxhurg, Tavares and other points in cen­ tral Florida. JEAVEI.ltA' STORE ROBBED WASHINGTON. July 13-(INS) A total of $! 1,230,780,cash nnd (property, was returned to alien property owners fo the six months ending June 30, it was announced today by custodian Sutherland. p- Jenkins was i Her returning l lby '"id was rush |,u he died aboi irdriy afternoon, .. 8iren as the •h. I'l'-viiilislv LOS ANGELES, July 13_(IN S) -Brandishing guns and threat­ ening denth to anyone' dnring to stop tlmm, two unmasked bandit.-; forced tin ir way in a downtown jewelry store today, bent Sam Cohen, store manager,.into uncon­ scious when be grappled with tin m and escaped witli gents val­ ued al $50,060. < M Two Longwood Men Are Named Upon Lecture Group Of Publicity Bureau Slayer To WaKe Insanity Piea s)ksiu‘N,UE,'KS’ Ju'y rd WT*. ” * >’e» r- o 'd Dur- '•ubbing T ,e r i wh.° confetaed inic w X l . death tempoVlfrv^ ICat«d ut of Mr«. w|i' B '>'as 1 beat her ? U al ’’ted to L r t° because I y-. lm. L.. ■^ aoinebody,” tho x wid to havo s QUAKE HITS HOLY! LANDS AND KILLS Round OfThcBritish Next Message May 0pcn A— f ndrews Insist Upon Relief MORE THAN 1,000 Two Seminole County nien.R. S. west. Entxmingcr and J. E. Walker both , Many promineut * cn of t|.r state , , ,, , . . . . have agreed lo serve on tiie lecture of Longwood,hove been named by (.omrnittcc> it Wll, |,.airu.,| 0rul tlm the board of governors of the ; publicity Bureau believes that it;> Flurida state Bureau of Publicity! wprk will meet n need long recoglilas nuinbcrs o f tho lecture commit- zc,| |n this state, tee of the organization, according j q’lie bureau is encrcasing its to word received here. membership, and is keeping it stipTlic Florida State Bureau of plied with information of events Publicity was organized tlhout two that are helpful to progress in the years ago, for tiie purpose of-or- state. quninting the people of the north I The bureau believes in seeking und west o f the vuiit resources and every opportunity to strengthen its advantages of Florida. The fane- position in the upbuilding of *q>tition of the lecture committee is torinisni at home ami full faith nbmnd furnish speakers for the meeting.*1in the nvuilablc resources of Fh>rwhere the truth about Florida willlida Its energies are devoted to l>o told. The meetings will bo held]making known ullparta of Florida periodically both in Florida and in nlike nnd not nny one Bcclion it is ibt bWvial slates of the north and : dtdaivd, l Arguments ainst proposed regulations which I would hold manufacturers responit C S 1gillie for violations of the profllbi*. \ i —l lion law l»y employee* was prom) e m a n d s , ,i i,v nem y s. chatrieid, ..r I Elizabeth, N. ,1.. representing the aim D esire I National Faint, Oil nnd Varnish 10 Tnnvi Ho A: " ‘ iation. V“ bi these days when many proIitcn G uns bibition ngenta themselves have gone wrong, no employer wants to 13.— (IN S)— ,bo placed in n position where his S Against East ‘ ‘ Wall Street ( ’ailed Fur lm- Relief Work Transportation Facilities A re Hampered By niediatc Liquidation O f All Worst Earthquake O f That Cuttle LoansFolliiwingW a r” Section In Last 1,-00 Years CAIRO, July 13. — (IN S )— Do- ' mornlixed transportation facil­ ities today hampered the efforts of relief forces striving to rcnch ST. AN D R E W S, Scotland, the interior of Trnns-Jordnnia, where more than 1,000 persons are July 13. — (INS) — B obby believed to have lost their lives in 1Jones stepped well out In front the most serious earthquake in the 1 last 1200 years. in the British Open Champion­ Although not more than 150 nre believed to have been killed by the ship today, when ho turned in tivmldor in Palestine itself, afa r a G8 for the first 18 holes in greater number than tlds lost their the championship proper, lives, according to latest nvailabe renorts, when earth shocks rocked thereby equalling the record wide territories in various sections for tho St. Andrews course, of Trans-Jordlnnin. which was made by George The number of in hired is yet un­ Duncan. known due to the difficulty of obJones plnycd brilliant golf on tnin'ng full details of the catas­ trophe from the affected area. the outward nine, turned In n 32 An eye-witness arriving here from or four below par. Follower by a Trans-Jordnnia reported that 300 surging, crowding gallery, which persons had been killed at Mnan. seemed to imperial every shot on 180 at Lydda, 72 at Rnmlch, and 3G the homewnrd nine, Jones continued his mnrvelous golf and turned in n> iat Amnan. 80 for a total o f 68— a renmrkablo I All hospitals in the district nre filled to overflowing with the In­ score mnde ngsinst difficulties o f jured. Medical supplies nnd food sloppy fairways and greens that nre being rushed bv every nvnilnblo were soggy nnd slow from rain. Jones appeared on tho first tee route from this city in responso to n picture o f sartorial perfection, urgent requests. The eastern portion of Palestine, garbed In pcnrl gray plus fours, nnd the section o f Tnins-Jordnnln lie was o ff with n beautiful drivo directly ndioining it, nppear to over the burn nnd had n pnr four. have been thrown into n pnnic for At the second tree he pulled his <V*nr of n repitition of the tremhlor. drive into n bunker nnd took two Many persons whose homes were strokes to get out, nnd another to not destroyed, as well ns hundreds get on the green nnd then holed a of others who were made home­ spectacular eight-yard putt. On the less by the ounke. nre camping in third Jones hod n nnr four and he the open, fearful that another played tho fourth In pnr four. tremor will bring their roqfs (Jown At the fifth ho had n fine drive about their bends. nnd then laid n brassio shot .lend The dome of tho sacred tomb nt to tho pin and holed out a beauti­ NaliltlR, one of the most revered ful three, nn eagle on this 630 yard par five holo. At the sixth Jones was down with a birdie three and nnd at the seventh he took o pnr four. At the elgth he holed a four pnr putt for a blrdio two. At the ninth, which is 360 yards, he was again dead with his second shot nnd down in 3. Tho putting of the American was nothing short of miraciflous, for uphill, nnd downhill putts seemed nil the same to him nnd everything went dead for the bottom o f the cup. Jones card follows:— Out 4-6-4-4-3-3-4-2-3— 32. In 4-S-4-4-5-4-4-4-4—30. The climax of the drnmntic round entno at the eighteenth when Jones was on his second shot, but Slaver Is Identified six ynrds from the pin. If he could drop this putt he would break the course record. Tho gnllery was tense nnd stewards hustled all mur­ muring* on the young Atlnntan walked across the green nnd sur­ veyed the task before him. Carefully and with no sign of nerves Bobby lined his putt nnd then went for the cup. Tho ball (Continued On Page Three) AMERICAN LA DOR TRIO INDICTED IN PLANS PROBE OF LE BOEUF DEATH SOVIET METHODS CLAIM INNOCENCE Prize O f American Legion Great Britain is understood to ______ have Beak'll its demands down nnd I.AKK GEORGE, N. V. .July 13. i« now ready to c o m premise o n ; » 1 1 vim • .. , , t limit of approximately 400,00 tons ri i |NSr I i n " n'Si’ "|ir n,one oul ° r a t,,r cruisers, as compared with it* Held of 110 entries in the lake j • , insistl.n„ . lh„t it„ cruisers George Marathon swim. Edward nci*,B WPr0 4MMi,ono tens. Tho llrit- L abor O m m ls r in n O f 10 B ig !•. Keating, o f NevvAork f |ty.,|„j1 therefore have vlrtuully workT ra d es Uni* isls Is F orm ed emerged rnm ho i icy waters , , lho inl whore timy T o M ake CoinpleCeSuPVeyOf sbortly after 4:30 Ibis morning; n„ w n8 „ compromire .Soviet “ js s ia n Cantlilions after a gril ling swim of 18 hours , suggestion m««lo by the United and 47 minutes, during which HtaU.B ,|0|,r a tes some days ago. tune lie swam more than 2., m les. j however, refuses to accept WASHINGTON. Ju'\ 13. (INS) Keating s victory was complete. tl.fi British proposals declaring that — American labor is going to inves­ One by one the other contestants BUch „ |,igh limit of cruiser ton- tigate Soviet Russi i "unofficially.’ ’ had dropped out, and his nearest m( ,t, WOuhl force her to build in ’ Announcement v\. ulo liero to­ rival. Mrs. Lucy Diamond, r?f (inl(1|. (,, have u fair proportion of ! day tiiul a labor commission of Brooklyn, was taken from (h o ' cruiser. Jupan is holding m>t for a ; to prominent trail. > uitionists, water shortly after two o'clock,1|jmq „f 250,000 tuns 1 r cruisers assisted by a large force of econ­ five miles from tho finish. ! f,,r hath the United Elates and omists, has been formed to make n Apparently in splendid cun—Great Britain. , survey of Ru iao iudu tral, social, dition, Keating came ashore nt : on the question of calibru of iand economic conditions. They Fort William Henry dtvk unaided.1cruiser guns, Japan is definitely plan to sail tho Inst of ibis month. He showed little signs of strain lined up against Great Britain, The trade > in : >ni U. aru headed after tho trying swim, which ,Thc British insists that only lO.UOti- Iby I,. K. Shepp'ii.l, bend of the started from Hnugc-on Lake ton cruisers may mount eight-inch railway conduct or.". mid include.'': Goutgo nt|i':15 yesterday morn- j gmgj and all others must mount ! Win. H. Jobnst'C president of the .......... * six-inch guns. The' Japanese, sup- j mnchfnir.t.s mii< ; K. J. Munion, Ono niile behind Mrs. Diamond, ported by tho American, demand president >f •tin* railroad teleMrs. Lottie Moore Schoemmell, that cruisers with tonnuge a- low igrapber ; I’liil K, Ziegler, editor Bronx swimming instructor, was 1u.t 7,000 tons shall mount eight in* li [of "Tbe Railway Clerk;” John forced to give up the battle.Going 1guns, asserting that otlierxvi ■ Brephy, united rnitio workers; into the contest against the ad-'British morchnnt vessels mightvice of friends. who feared that mount six inch guns mul give (.rest neral Service For bertPJenkinsTo Held Thursday COOLIBGE TOLD B o b b y J o n e s E q u a ls OF GRIEVANCES L in k s R e c o r d W h e n OF CATTLEMEN H e T u r n s In F in e 68 " Finishes In Good Condition J a r r i n g «.n t h e disputed points 25 Milos Swim In 18 Hours cruiser tonnage nnd the size A nd 17 'Min u Io s ; Wins$5,(K)() o f cruiser gum*. lording to Governor W Mnri hi.r biennial address to the *turo in April, the Florida t Uno canal and TransportaCompany has faileil to mnin|tHc rnnal at tho widtii Hpcciand has therefore violated | contract. Ho recommended •iiiriia: e of the canal, which I'l i lature made possible by rration of tbo district to in­ eleven comities. N U M B E R 2GG 1 Dr. Thomas E. Drelicr and Mrs.' A *.-, le Bocuf who have admitted j : ti - loved each other so much Unit I j they plotted to have her husband killed, will meet ill the court room rffi' til' I time’ sliieeTb'TV nrffflt | five davi ago. With them will !>«• , Jam* Fondle, a typical horny. | |hniulled .oil of the swamps, whose •story i-* that "they’re both lying if | j they say I done it." 1 ’I lie trio will hear the rending of 'an indictment returned against them late yesterday by thu St. Mary I’ari h grand jury, charging first decree murder. All three are! |expected to plcml not guilty. • Judge Si mo* has ordered tile im­ panelling of 30 veniremen for tho trial on July 2f>, instead of luly 26. 152 Cases Hea d In City Court Dining The Month Of June A total of 162 eases came before Judge W.E. White f<>r disposal in Muniripnl Court iluring the month of June, according to n repert showed that 36 cases were dimilasod and 16 wore transferred to tlm county court. bines and cost collided in court amounted to $1,K|6. There were fiioro rjiHcs on ii rlmr^o o f tlisor* doily cpndud than for any other offense, l!» such ca* es being renided. Truffle violations brought 2 1 offenders liefor-1 the court, while 16 wore hailed hi fore tho court on charges of dninkeucss. Sale or possession of liquor was lho charge in six cases nnd seven vv re fined for driving nn auto­ mobile while under the influencu of liquor. Tho vnrious charges wit It the number of cases under each bead are ns fololws: Disorderly con­ duct, It*; ilriinkci ss, 16; driving car while dniuk. 7; possossion of liquor. C; traffic violations, 23; CHICAGO; July 13. (IN'S) "Somo perhons have expressed violating stop order, 3; operating ear without brakes, 1; parked on mii pi l o tlml I Iurued down $320,­ I lived street over night, 2; minor 000 <nlltd for in my contract,’\ operating car, I; hou-supnort of laid Hun Ji/huson, former presi­ family, 1; vagrancy, 7; defacing dent of tlm American League, a i public property, i; contempt of ho prepared here today to step •jouvt, -I; carrying concealed wea* down from the position lie huu l mis, 1; having stole property, 1; held for niuny years. larceny P; interfering with an o f­ ‘ ‘1 liopu tiie American l.i'iigu*' ficer, 1; assault and battery, fij owes me Something,” he added, refusing to pay tnxi fare 1; dump­ "but whatever it is, if anything, 'd convicts captured, 2; inmate of it couldn’t lie paid in money. house o f ill repute, 1; keeper of Johnson said he was gliql tho load I'.onso o f ill repute, 1; operating had been lifted frenn his shoulder.;. , ambling house, 1; forgery, 1; driving bus without license, 1; He predicted that within tlm In aking and entering, 1; fowls next few years a third Major running nt large, 1; resisting o f­ League would bp formed. "I fs cr, 3; insanity, 1. haven't any haul feeling for the Hub owners who thought I was to*/ old and that they needed a new leader,” Johnson unid. "Both leagues face a gtuve danger. They may get too cock­ CINCINNATI, O., July 13 — sure of themselves—they may (IN S)—-Witli Ixis Angeles, Cal., forget Ihut other, influences are nnd Miumi, Flu., fighting fur ntxi attempting to muko buschal! a yinra' grand lodge convention ol hippodrome and not a sport. Elks, dclugutc* Imgnn the third t oy session here today witi* the Pacific coast city a likely victor. 713 votes, and Miumi 638, but ac­ cording tq the rules of the con­ vention, n majority vote or 711 Vot* s, in required. The 235 delegates who voted for Atlantic City, nnd the lone voter I <>r Minneapolis, today nre expect­ ed to throw their strength to cith­ er the California or tbe Ftoridu rity. with Ixm Angclca having a noticeable cd^e, , Postoffice Receipts For Fiscal Year Are Over $60,000 Mark Han Johnson Sees New Major League Within Few Years JACKSONVILLE MURDER JACKSONVILLE, Fla., July I3 (INS) Authorities were today making nn effort to communicate with im mberx of the families of ( Itiirle (’ . Milix ,35, and his wife, whose bodies are ill a local under­ taking establishment as a result of a murder ami tuicido Monday night. Tiie Sanford postofficc, which recently closed its fiscal yeiir, had receipts totalling $20-653.82 for tlm 12-mouth period, according to fig­ ures submitted today by Postmaater J. P. Hall, who stuted that the total is high considering the f l u c ­ tuating conditions during the past year. The business represents ubout $10,000 over thu business nec­ essary for u first rluss office. Thu money order business o f tho local office was $430,073,70 for the year, Mr. Hail suiil. - Postal re­ ceipts for the June quarter, the Inst quarTeT in tho fiscal year, a . mounted to $12,067.41 with money ARCADIA — Seaboard Air ortier receipts for the same period Lino Railway to erect new station totaling $83J)83.00. here. The business o f the postoffico for the past two months has shown « gradual increase, Mr. Hall reveuied, and he predicted that n greatly increase volume of mall will be handled during tho fall months, w’ith business continuing . to show a slight increase through I the intervening months. A s k M e A n o th e r! Each duy The Herald will present five questions concerning Sanford’s iii-tory, its industries, its city government to its rec­ reational facilities and oilier interest subjects. The answers will Im given with tho questions. Persons who have questions which they desire to have included in this column, mny communicate witli The Herald. QUESTIONS 1. Who was Snuford’s first mayor? 2. What vvus the fin t modern subdivision? 3. Who is tiie city golf champ­ ion? 4. What is unique about tho Sanford bavcball team? 6. What is tho length of tho Gt. Johan Kiv*r7 Scott Sends Herald Big Crate Of Peaches The Herald yesterday received n lurge crate of peaches from AV. M. Scott, manager of the San­ ford branch of the American ANSWERS Fruit Growers Inc., who at pres­ Henry Liiicnthal. ent is located at Fort Valley, Ga., when* he is supervising tho movoRose Court. ment qf peach crop for this f-enaon. G. W. Spencer Jr. The fruit received by Ths Her­ ald were* of extra largo site and of 4. It is the only municipally fancy quaality. The peaches are* owned baseball in Florida, of the Elberta variety, the pro­ b. Approximately 207.5 miles. duction of which Georgia is said to *xctl all othfj* section.*, __ �T H E SA N F O R D H ERALD. T U E S D A Y . JULY 12, 1027 PACE — ___PArptj A u th o r itie s ^ I'or Smuggled A| MIAMI, Fin., July p „ — I'ourtrcn nJien Turks W R»«rrr«' •O r l f iM vidin The Yowell Co.' W ed n esd ay Offering An Array Merchandise In Silk And Cotton Piece Goods Silk Hosiery, Ladies^ Ready-to-Wear, Men s And_Boys’ Furnishingf DIMITY COLORED PERCALE Plain C olored Silk 10 to do Inches Wide Colors BG Inches in Width Small Designs i Special A t $ 1.0 0 A Yard Floral Designs Tuxes, for assessment for tti, of the year A. D. 1927 Witness my hand nml ifl *enl this 11th, day of July,» 4 Yards (8KA1.) LINGERIE. CLOTH I'lain and Checks V. K. ImiT.ijj Clerk, Hoard County f,!* Seminole Count'. r«s COLORED VOILE NOTICM III* Itl.lM Tim Regular 50c Value Nl'TICi: IS III7UKBY given id tlui |f.th day of August, mU stjant tn Section 1 of an set c(] I'lorldn Legislature, eimetut d regular session 1927. .-t,titteH ACT to amend Sections 10, id <md 21,of chapter llt.il.Ud I lotlda. Acts of 1926. Ard December I. 1925. lUdutltiK til I I'licr St. Johns Itlver Na\ljJ District; Increasing It- it-tl LINGERIE CLOTH All Shades giv. n tkJ Uonnl o f l-.iiiinllze rn. fi>r lh*;I. " i Hearing fiiniplulntn. ami r-.n It ►llm nny iih to tli« valiir 1(5 Incites Wide— Fast Colors Bfi Inches Wide— Far BARTOW - Cnrnentont f«-T $00,000 new ♦Masonic fJ f hero. Hoard of County ’ " Commlmload and for Seminole County, yJ "III at their next regular . to lie held. Monday / August I, « In the Cm * ” e at Sanforin Ida... at. to . O c lo c k . a . M . . Dots and Figures 3 Yards GINGHAM SUITING NEW PORT R irilY ton hatchery to incren city. Notice ....... lx h e r e b y 3 Yards 3 Yards BARTOW — Building i.-mued here during month totaled $78,0-10. \OTICB One Table For This Sale Regular 91*75 Y ard Value Everfast SS Stncknde hero nn.l d foJJ officers nre ncouriur r",P State Park in an r f f o / f e lend n score of others tJ Innded in the same bo»t,, captured. a,lic" ‘ old federal officials that two hoatloff hens arrived from ||ava' Thursday night off c f f . where they were forced u hfirL nrwl G.l.l . .. ^ Fancy Colors 3G to 10 Inches Wide 3 Yard EXTRA SPECIAL—81x90 SHEETS M ADE IN THE “ FR U IT OF THE LOOM” MILLS SOFT FINISH AND A R E G U L AR $1.50 V A L U E Extra Special—Boudoir Pillows SPECIAL WEDNESDAY .$1.00 EACH 42x36 PILLOW CASES SQUARE, r o u n d a n d h e a r t s h a p e s PINK, BLUE, MAIZE & ORCHID TORN, HEMMED A N D -SO FT FINISH THESE A R E E X T R A VALUES MADE OF FINE G R A D E COTTON, WITH BEAU TIFU L A EACH, TRIMMED WITH ROUND TIMM.' a d i iiit ii WEDNESDAY, FOUR FOR $1.00 PURE LINEN TOWELS G U A R A N T E E D A L L PURE LIN EN OF E X T R A GOOD G R A D E , R E G U L A R 15c TO GOc V A L U E S SPECIAL WEDNESDAY, 3 FOR $1.00 BATH TOWELS H E A V Y DOUBI.E T H ltE A D , lSx.ir, AN E X T ItA GOOD C ltA D E SPECIAL WEDNESDAY. 6 FOR $1.00 Pretty Hous Ladles’ Summer Hats D R E SSE S Values Up Large and Small Shapes Prints and Percales Guaranteed East Colors the mi Id e le c tio n . I T h e f o l l o w i n g perxonx are M a p p o in te d and duulgnntol M Bpecftn* and derku f, I'.cOl f o r Mild e le c t io n : I’ recln ct. No. I. W e i l S u tiforil It C. M a x w e ll. C lerk , \ I. S P E C IA L BRASSIERES Ruffled— 2*/|. Feet Lung In W hile anti Ecru “ Model" and Other Standard Makes Regular $1.75 Values . $1.00 a Pair $1.00 Each Regular 50c to 75c Values Wednesday 3 Pair for Wednesday mnrnmmrnmmMM ■ AhIimp, rter»| Special W ednesday $ 1 .0 0 A Pair , . Assorted Styles In White and Flesh SPE C IA L A T Two for $1.00 Knitted Union ' I Special W ednesday A t $ 1.0 0 o i l US In all Needed Sizes S P E C IA L A T $1.00 Each KOTEX RAG RUGS A Special for Dollar Day In Fancy Colors Extra Large Size SPE C IA L A T Boxes $1.00 $1.(10 Each Men’s ‘ Handkerchiefs Boys’ Cover­ Alls Fancy Colored Border Regular .‘ loc Value Wednesday Plain and Fancy Materials In All Sizes Values Up to $1.50 Special at Silk r.nd in All Colors Regular / j c Value Special at 2 Pair *1 for Boy’s Shorts and Blouses Phoenix Socks for Men i A h Inxpertix* P r e c i n c t . N o , I, I'anil* L A D IE S ' BRASSIERES llry an . .1 Tu rn bu ll. \ V Jl. 11lly Ilex. ONE TABLE OF BEAUTIFUL HATS DOLLAR Men’s Fancy Socks I I , l'r» rlnet. No. 3, Kunl S,infold. I It. j t . Dene. C lerk . ; AT CUTAIN SALE C h itten d en . A. H. llowklnu. L. T $ 1 .0 0 E A C H . 1* K arl J. SelliiItr,. W. H. Itettx, An Itmpeclort I'recln rt, No. ! . l a i k f Monrut, .1 C M o ffe t t. C le rk . \V. K Oglenhy. J. II. Johnnoti, Fancy Lace Pieces ♦ In White and Cream Values Up to $2.00 $1.00 Each If T. T iller. C l e r k . O tto Kelx, I. Kelx. ■ ■ ' A. V. M e tlu ln . A« Iilxpectert rreclnrt, No. 6, Oviedo. W. .1 la iw lo n . C lerk , . o. Ij. Wolcott, T I. L in g o. C S Lee. A n I UMpeetorx. PlCCllll't, No. li. G e n e vii, II II. I'altlNhull, ('lu rk, W. L. Se|g. F. I>. I l l c k o k . J. T. Mrl.aln. A h ln*prrterx i ’ i c c i n c t . No. 7, Cliuluotu. (I. <1. JacoliH, C lerk . .*♦ K. L o n g . II. T. B r o w n . Joxle P r e v a il. A h lnx|icrtor» I 'reel net. No. X. Gahrlelhi. A W. Moieninn. Clerk. II. C. P ark er. I). K. Mather*. U . H. P a r k er . A h I n x p e c l o t * . Precin ct, No. 9, L on g wood, J. A. lllNttlne. C lerk. f». II. Fra In. Geo. 17. L e v lg n e I*. II lluuxe. A h InopeCtoM. Pr<clnc», No. Hi. L ak e Mari. A. 17. Njoldoin. C lerk, c A. Purin a. It. I>. D u r a n t . • ' I I I C. It. 1711lx, A h In spector* I preeln et. No. II. A ltam on te t*Prll W. I). Ilullard. C lerk . i .1 W. I lateen. I 17. N. M llr h r ll, II. H. Fu ller. A h InopeCtotJI P r e c in c t, No. 12, Korrcnt ClWJ P a r k i n g IlotiMe, Krlc k T h om p n on , Clerk. ) Geo. W. If on m i l . . W a lt e r Silver. It M B ouse. A h ln sim clor* P ie c ln c t . No. 15, O hccoIa . ' H. C. Kite h i e . C lerk . A. I. M etc alf. : Joh n Itlley, ; I, . J. MI xhou. A s Itisu eclof^ J By «ird»r o f the B oa rd o f f*J| C o iu m lss lo n e rs o f Henilnols ( atl l-'Icrldu. J JOH N MKlHfJ Chulrniati. Ilo.m l o f ComtnlsidourrN. I>r"ll Cou n ty . Florida. ( V. I DOUGLASS, Clerk o f uald Board. I �‘ e l.'vl y ■1; ■i t It appears that Governor Albert llitrhlf o f Maryland has taken upon himself the duty o f espousing the cause o f tile age-old issue o f state rights. The Maryland executive for many months has been going about propelling the doctrine handed down by John Calhoun and other emi­ nent southern statesmen o f yesteryear. The* governor has been unrelenting in his fight to crystnlizt* sentiment against k u iw c h ip t io j * iiATr.< Ohs V r n r __________ _____ __ BT.IMI the alleged autocratic rule o f the federal government over the **ti M o n t h * . ______ ________ ___ __ S.I.sn sovereign states, and in Ids campaign has hurled all kinds T S r s e M o n t h * ________ _______ _ S I .7 S ll> t ' n r r l r i t>*r n s r k t .1.1 o f charges about the so-called menace that now threatens 1 ' r f k l j r rill I >n im r V m r IZ.oo our private life. r *t« l l r r n l d . H n n f n n l ' * p l r m r f r n r m * P » fir , *jh * r rlh e* ti th* I n lr r n a It was in the course of an address recently made before ilo n a l U n i t .t r r ilr f. t r r r l t l n i from the Indiana liar Association that G overnor K ilchic made **■»• n * p t r l o r I f n i . n ra n n ltn lln i t n r » t r I I immuim I Morel* cln lly r o i r r his most amti.uug charge against tho government. Said < o r -II t h o Irm llnK o v r n t a o f thp o n t i r o n n t l d . . T h o 1. N . II. I* o a p r r l n l - the governor, "the citizen is told what he may do, and not lf O ffltlrn t Ik r io r liln inH It* • o n n n r r o f h n m l l l o B * l n l o n e M i I* two months ago the Department o f Agriculture distributed M l t h o n l o ein n l. throughout the country A Vest Pocket Essay On Kissing." T l i o l l o r n l i l I* n m - m h o r o f I h r This broadside has brought a vehement denial from the A t n llt llirroein o f f ' l r r n l n t I o n * . n » In to m n lln n n l A ta o rln tlo n o f I ' n l i - department which has searched through all tin? governmental .'Ol.i-r*. A e l i r r t l a r r * n o i l A i l i o r l U I n * Ik M ile i.lilr h e n iu ltr * sn rb l ‘n* • archives and is unable to discover any trace o f the alleged lla h rr-M i r t n h r r to an lm ill In * however, was successful in ( h o t l l H u h n ii elrI o f *itl>a,-rll>l (■••• Hat* pamphlet. The department, In o r d r r I* t r r l l j n h a o l u l r l r n i l Inter locating the target o f Governor Ritchie's charges. It • Inleo* o f • •• > n l a l l o o -i* n o i l n h n n r a t l.i»*le**«- m e t l r n f * was a circular recently prepared and sent out by the Uni­ versity o f Maryland in the governor's own slate, and was in IVSDN BSD AY, July 15. IP27. no manner connected with the federal government. T i l l . II f i l l A t . I l l I'll i l l . It A M ft— R p f i n o n i ; lii r l l y nntl e n i t i i f ? a i l The situation places Governor Ritchie in a rather un­ t t l l t l l a l n i l lint. 1 ^ - l l i ' f j i r r m i l r r r u i i t r a In J n r l i i n n < fortunate positionThe Maryland executive may he con­ \ III*. V . * i ‘i t n i l n i r l | n i » »»f M . J n n n * I n . l ' t r scientious in his fight for state rights and his cause may • M i r ? I' m i i I not lie without merit, but we were thinking that it might ' — I n it mu n r n f I«• ri iif m«*nft*lr np W f f h . H not be amiss fur the governor in the future to confine him­ a>— n< • n n i l l t i u *»f hnlltflriK prf*. f r i i i i t — I n m a n , k n | r | « , n p a r n t i r n f self to facts lest lie make himself ridiculous at the expense ItniiPpa. o f trivial things that are immaterial to the issue. H— t * .i m r*i ii n 11 jr * 'h r ■<|lt 1 -<*(7iiin|i|rl lint ti » n "— f i»f |>r«»at rntit. r iff tirn n t If Ir a ­ w r w m ill n i m l r r n h ft « |t |f n (, Learn To Swim JBIBLK VERSE Ptlll TODAY THE ETERNAL ONE;—Before the mountains were brought forth, or ever thou hndst formed the earth and the world, even from ev­ erlasting to cvertauUng, tlmu art God. Pr.nlm DOill. The Commodore o f the Mnnhns.sct Isle Yacht and Canoe Cltih, writing to the New York Herald Tribune, hits upon a timely subject when lie says that frequent brownings during summer months due to canoes capsizing are entirely needless. If the canoe is completely turned over, it will float for an inlloly, definite time and former occupants can save themselves by PRAYER; "Holy. Holy, Lord God Almighty.'* clinging to its sides until help arrives. This recalls to us a thought which always conies when A GUEST-CHAMBER newspapers began the annual campaign o f printing summer Nee nt of ii rote dnm nings. Teach your children to swim. It should be Breathes In the gloom Which dusk brings to that friendly as nilieli an obligation on the part o f the parent to teach I lie room. 'children to swim as it is to teach them to walk, to talk or to And through the lattice open wide k n ife ,,nU fm-|< No matter how careful one may he, .Swert ghosts of saintly lilies glide ,,He n 10,110 an' 1 ,n ,K he can never tell when he will suddenly find himself splashing Cool windlcts move around in the water utterly at the mercy o f Neptune miThe curtained spare Until the first star shown lirr face |j>ss he know s how to sw im . Thcnithroughtiie dark that old di , There HU old sto ry w hich ( ‘nltimhiis probably told to A river running in tlm night. I Isabelle, hut which is so aptly illustrative o f the point we —Fay Inelifnwii j have in mind that we repeat it here. A wandering parson Windsor Magazine d o m in g to the Mississippi River, found n small hoy to row 1 |him aeross. He took the occasion to attempt a conversion. The matter of this antal semis i "H ave you ever read tin* l!il*Ie, my b o y ? " , he liopeto be a wet and dry issue. I fully asked. -------- ■)--------"N op e", the hoy replied. An the woman pays, and pays ami . pays, the imm cuaacs, and cusses "That's one fourth o f your life gone." said the parson. and cusses. "H ave you ever been baptized", he went on. "N op e", said the hoy. *s One* of our local shirks, taking the name literally, is_ going \o j "T h a t's half o f your life gone", warned the parson. apend the summer at Great Neck, " D o you over go to church” , the parson optoniistically Long Island. continued. -------- -o-------"N op e", replied the hoy. Bot*by Jones staged a come.hack yesterday and now seems to have "T hat's three quartern o f your life gone," persisted the as much chance of retaining hi* parson. title ns anyone else of winning it. About that time the little rowboat hit a snag in the i ---------° --------Grafc lias again postponed his treacherous river and rapidly began to sink. The hoy boldly Honolulu - California struck out for slum*, lint noticing the parson floundering proposed flight.' If lie guts ocross it will in the water, lie returned to ask the parson. be by (tiie grace of some tllcly or "H a ve you ever learned to s w im ? " other. o ■■ "N o, I haven't." said the parson. 4 Some one writes to nsk what "Well, that’s all o f you r life gone," and the hoy struck has become uf the fans the ladies out again. nsed to rnrry. Well, a girl lias only two hands, and how's she going to Almost every holiday during the summer months, hold n eiguret and highball and someone is drowned at Daytona Reach, New Smyrna, and the still fan herself. Exchange. other bathing places o f Florida. We do not say that if ■ - - o — ------------- ---everyone were taught to swim no brownings would occur, England and Spain, Bering w IihI hut certainly there would he fewer. America has done in the air, are beginning to take nn active inter­ You should not let another summer g o by without est in flying across the Atlantic. learning to swim and without teaching your children to swim. There worn two midi proposed -------------- --------n fliglits announced yesterday. Hollywood actor is found dead in his apartment his wife in a drunken stupor, dust another of those Hollywood parties which are all right, according to Hie "fire uud easy", if nothing happens. --------- o —-----The Jacksonville Journal Is try­ ing to popularize Hut word ‘Max­ ims" as applied to persons rusid. Ing In Jacksonville. personally we do not like the word, Init even bo, we think it better than Jncksonvillains. OUR YOUNG FRIEND, Boh Dudley. D ll very hndl.v for at least seven iniimtcs last week, just after the Independent went to press. Hol» wrote the first story on the first, page and the first line said: "Tuesday will he the fourth." When Roll wrote that lie had a freckle on his mind, lie insisted it was his fault, and tried to hut his head against a doorframe. How­ ever, we held him o f f until we explained it was our fault two times— we having read it first in the copy and then in the proof. Newspaper men are very subject to having freckles on their minds. The disease is caused hy trying to think uhont six or seven different things while writing shout an eighth- People outside our nohle profession would lie smother­ ed hy them.— Palm Reach Independent- The Grand Duke Nicholas NlchoIseviW'h has just issued his It has only been a few years since cities of Florida were f>7th proclamation prrdirting the fall o f Bolshevism rightaway. If boasting o f the amount o f money they were spending. The Bolshevism should fall it prolmldy shoe is on t lie other foot now, and t he race is one o f e c o n o m y ; would surprise him as much ns that city Attracts most attention that can show the best econ­ any of us. Exrhmige. MOUND HA YOU,in Mississippi, in mi "nil negro" village, of 1800 inhabitants, rounded la years ago by Isaiah E. Montgomery, a slave belonging In Jefferson Davis. Mound bnycr.i celebrate* ltd fortieth M illiday today. It tins a f 100,000 brick school, a $10,000 African Methodist Episcopal church, a $110,000 Itaptisl church, a Carnegie library, two private houses of brick, no jail, one polirenmn, few arrests, all officials, mayor, postmaster, chamber of commer.'e, are negroes. Ridim with perfect peace o f mind use 'f i r e s t o n e CHICAGO'S campaign to in­ crease tiic cmiMimplion of beef is iiho' u!. Human beings need meat, as a time saving proposition. Millions of years of frost ami rain grind up rock, earthworms prepare soil, grass grows, rows eat it. men cat the cows ami get in half an hour the benefit of work done by the cows, worms and nature. There ought to be another cam paign to encourage the u e of mut­ ton. For all lull the strongest men mutton is better food than beef For children, especially, mutton is heller, being a less "nervous" food. TIRES—TUBES C O M PA R E THESE PRICES FIRE STO N E OEDFIKl.H 3 5 x 3 '/2 Cl. Cord 5 7.3! 30x3 S. S. Cord $ !U5 31x4 S. S. Cord Mi jm 29.x 1.11) Halloon S MO S t(l.'Ji 30x4.7!) Ralloott 30x5.25 Hall...... Si:i.«3 i>l 1.20 31x5.25 Hallnun 30x5.77 Halloon Mli.t)i 33x0.00 Halloon $17.00 MLSH FANNY Hurst, like all geniuses, needs advertising and should have it. She says woman suffrage is a failure, women are indifferent to pnlilirs, slaves of vanity, the lipstick and tlie beauty parlor. "Sisters, we have not come through as a class, as a mass, or as a sex," says Miss Fan­ ny. Seminole Tire Shop SUFIS MISTAKEN. She notic­ es Hie lipstick holies la cause they are hi* red and cons pit'll oils. She doesn't know that woman suffrage A SOUTHERN NOMINEE lias caused politicians to ai.k TAMPA TltllltlNK "what do the women wn:il, wlmt do the children need?" The Atlanta GonatiLutiun is eon- and confidence of the people of | Woman suffrage wasn't expect­ dueling an editorial campaign for vvJl,,|t. c„ un|ry< ed to do anything more. Milt lie could ' the nomination of it Southern man , , , not lie u ou iin a ted . Even when it ARDENT IHtYS suggest that) for President by the Democrats. became apparent that ('hump A. every convention, says the ( ’m i “JV" " ' " . , I'rerldint Conlidgo, an mil anil-nut stitutiou, Hie word goes forlli:"No i , , ' 1 'J1’1 win, tlm (lark aclual, nut imitation, teetotaler, Sell*hern man need apply." Vla I'h/h'irntcs would not change to could stop bootlegging if lie want­ it add. : "The very life and essen- Underwuod. Another effort was ed ..to, an amusing , .. „ suggestion. , tin] power of the party U here hi j ,f,,r \1'xUnvomi in 102-1,hut Maymotiil (». arroll r porti ........ SouM. rn Dem ocrats'" ,1" 1 , ..... backing or ;v " r I '! '1' ■v lh** 1 J 1 14■Iran pl.-dv and deliver Ihrecfifliis " » f tl.V.IPD* tandidaev *'lrdi|t u within five mile;, of I’reii- , uf Hie eh loro I volet no-rminry i T in- nomination in t;i|2 was enni I'b ni « o -d id g e lo d g e Ie|ed .... 1’ iesidenl. The plain valent to el t'tlon, 1ml tile deleHumireds of lliouMands of stills Mil i ,,f political iii.il**! "i y1 l'il *| I I•>i « Ii,**** history for M fill f, " nni ... IVlhvV , . , 3 . K",,V‘S I . t " '’’’"'M I t at scattered all over the United y,.„(s thtit the character, the llmt they not only objected to a Slates, and one city. New York, virility su-l tlu< eentinuily of the [.Southern man ns the nominee, has 20,000 or more Bpeak-ensies. Democratic party have boon furn­ but also to a Southern man for Ili-vv could President Uoolidgfi ished more bug ly from its South- President by refusing to turn to "clrnn up" that kind i i ' boot- orb wing tlm-i from r.2 t!;o r.‘.!;.*r.*. Under wood. le; gmg situation : We cannot see hi*W the Constitu­ combined.' The Constitution urges that tion expects to bring nhoul a Southern candidates SPEAKING OF prohibition, Mr. Nmrthorn Demoerata 'demand that |next year. Cyrus II. K. Curtis's young writer, fair and full consent he given to j Hu e tin- same old contention that Numbly Johnson, who goes to their right to name the next pres|-,» .Southern man couldn't carry tlie* -doubtful states, and Ibis tin. nlEurope on llie Arabic, writes in dent inn immim- of the party." Thcmrlbully this is all very 1ways la*cn deemed a good and SufMi, Curtis's paper about "the two high chut<li clergymen drinking fine: tint, p rail ieally.wlial of it? |Relent reason on lln-ii part to iuWlio would give this “ fair and oist mi a armiim-e from the North, brandies in the lounge every night, and being excessively good fid- full consent” which tie Constitu- ' Editor Edmonds, of Hie Manutioii would demand? Who would , fncturers Record, in supporting lows." You can't change Ha* habits nr.ttive it oat but the delegates from the claims of the Atlanta paper, a people in a year or ten. If you 'other seelion*, who have been suggest* that the Smith offer, not do it in a h undr ed thousand years,i steadfastly refusing to give it for a politician, but a Imsiues- man, * you are doing well. I many yearsT Is there any tea- one of the many men in the South --------son to believe they would give .it "whose education and whosa Inisi- . ness ability would enable them to TURKEY PUTS on trial a handsome young woman accused Die strongest effort made in fill tho presidential chair with! of "attacking religion." The Indv. ," ,v'1 11 Moutherii man nominated honor to the entire..... untry." This t is good business hense, hut, alas, J a writer, soya In her latest novel r:”' r , , VV “ w, , 1 V"' ' " ,,,r it is not politics. "religion is more h .rmful than, s,'!,r ‘ ’ '" "'Wt"*1 i" Mr. The Eolith will not get a ptr .id opium, all propliets are charla- l,'" * ;w""'l 1,1 ''v,'.rY j,,,!. -. tpinluied for the presidential office cutini nominee while (tie oiler be win tIn- leader of Hie party in i tates ftiruirh the present piopm Congress and lie had H i ­ re peel tinu of delegate:!. WHEN TURKISH "freedom is older, this young woman and others will know that the wh.i Iuing in iIm is to Icl people resit, 1 TA MI*A REMAINS Old) rASlIIONIOl) write, talk, ami (hiuk an they OKI \NIto REPORTER.STAR clmosc, ns long as imlividnals arc not attacked. At the close nf one of tile mo-1 never has proven popular or The head i t " (lie (rile religion,I heated campaigns in the b' lory profitable in tliiH country. With winch each Inis u light In select | a representative body of good for himself, in this country, is of Tampa, tho voters went t > the directing head for mayor, a city polls ami decided to remain an presumably able to take care nU is pretty certain of honest and unbelievers, nil in His good time. America city with a reprcsenla efficient government. The engi­ He d o e s mil need any earthly help live form of government, rather neering. police and fire depart­ surety. Hum ho classed strictly modem ments are Ha> im port an l cogs mi with the power of the items stir city government, and if these tire In constructed hy men who lire rep­ TOLSTOI, -SON of n great man rendered to an individual. who was unusually wrong, is other words, Tampa derided in resentative citizens and properlywrong twice in mm interview, bill favor of a government being ad­ owners of the city, the people are ministered hy a city council elected likely to have a responsive amt wrong in an interesting way. government. Thun The real Tolstoi preached inui- by the people. This is the Amer- responsible resistance. which never gets you icon idea and has proven the only' Tampa, in voting on a chain, anywhere. His son. Count Leo, safe way. Placing to much power hoard, has registered its prefersays flying from Europe to Amer­ in the h i’"Is of one individual I once. Home rule will prevail. ica, cast to west, will never he a success, because the earth moves .t the other way, frcai west to east. FLORIDA COMES HACK Which is nonsense. WASHINGTON POST Firestone Tires Gulf (•«] MI West First SI reel TclASl Packing E limit lire Dray in g— S 1<»rage Ellon J. Mougliton E. Cliorpcninjg •’ Itoitf 3302 nr 570 W Architect First Nnt’l. Brnk lllilg. Sanford. Pin. l-T.KTCHER ItATTIORY & ICLUCTRIC CO. II Piste Battery $ 1 0 .0 ( 1 Etchiingi- S "0 w Ini. St. - - I'll!..... .. Nolice Fo City Tax Payers! Hy Order of flit* City Commission fime for payment o f City Taxes without extra <'osls has been ex* fended fo September 1, 11)27. E lle n H o y , Tax Collector. ih e Little Gray Shoppe DAYTONA BEACH 109 Volusia A ve Daytona Beach- -Opp. P. U. i;’ "bow ing new i-lripee, ,ilyle ; and Colorings in F O S T O R IA G L A S S FLOWER HOWLS, VASES AND SALAD ELATES are among the new items. B yrd W a ite d omy in public expenditures. A score o f Florida cities are allow­ HIH OTHER statement, that, Florida's readjust incut cent tu­ hanks, which were forced to misThat balance In llic state treas­ ing expert service in budget trimming- And litis is the road to men will live In he centuries old,' ury o f which we were 1*0 proud prosperity.— t hiamlo Reporter-Star. is almost mistaken guessing nes, according to reliable itniica peml temporarily, liuv*e reopened, « i lions from that state. Collapse of in the majority of installers it is seems to l>e dwindling, and it will Death, at frequcut intervals, ’ 'the real estate boom and (lie ilisas- stated, the depositors have made rontlnne to dwindle more and more ■---------------------------- O----------------------------as Hie effects of the last legisla­ wipe a slate often, Hint som e-! " T hurricane resented a diffi- possible the resumption o f busi­ tive session’s spend-thrift orgy b«tl.ing new may lie wT|tten. , cult problem, which in the long ness. Judging from this, Florida CIVIC CO-OPERATION ______ * run lias served only accentuate the lias learned that its future depend*| ^in lojbe fell. • solid character of the state itself. upon its own citizens, who <-n the ---------- <>----------MIAMI lll'.IIAl.ll MEN. UNDOUBTEDLY, will ere after ef- ground can assist and lake part hi j tt may he on on Interesting sub­ iiv,> to about 1<I times Hie age of One of the most seven feels in Florida was tin- condition I its deVcIopcmeiit. Even during Hie] Civic co-operation was stressed treatment, and adequate amuse, reproduction, as ether ject, hut ire a'Vise everybody not animals i eihaps you have been waiting to go to (lie Martin Dann debate at the annual liutiqnet nf the Miado, which would make l ilt an o f (lie banks. Financial institutions leiglit nf the depression in land, wore faced wit It (lie tusk of liquid t’ ntil conditions were in your fa­ values there were ninny experts! To accomplish the»« things suc­ i»veiage age for men living wisely. Friday night. wisely., ” , / i. i Y iThey T V are talking hnl Advertising Club; rn.operation cessfully, Ilici t- must tie a whole­ average Thai will-lie about the limA J » assets at a lime win n v.rtu- who insisted that the resources of) vor before you build. Frankly, y°u M ..T .I lit.- N -r- rill.., in thr hearted union of endeavor and en­ 1f men come hack, they should every n her •pcs.-u in the Florida, if properly developed,' These arc will never find a more opporluna »to w s • !“ * . ....... .s s s ; » v .« I 9 •, • 1 s 3 i> W it fit f'll til f 1 1 1 thl" bit fill* 11 IIII l T state wanted to do the same thing. were unlimited. Florida lias tin ( terprise. Each must strive to aid lie glad to he made young again, hold anybody's interest. Miami, Miami Bench and Coral Suspension of business became doubti<dly learned hy now that tin* tune for cnnalructln than the prc*‘ --------- o (•aides, a trio that must stand or the other in the attainment of am- by lt L.-tter method than Vo runproper method dues not include A ten |ier cent cut, we urc told, fail together, and they intend In hjtions and the realization of an o ff’s. Jf they go |s stay, they gene i al. eat—oil things favor the builder— During the past few months 26 speculation inflation. tlcjpnthms. Jealousy and envy should be glad to go, when the in the wages of movie stars is stand. prnes, labor, etc. arc nut nf place, foolish and dan­ brain lias become incapable of noon to.be ill effect. Then we ex­ One of these communities can­ gerous. t Success for any o f the original thought. pect Connie Tutmadgc, Pota Ne­ gri. M*e Murray and some of the not expect to prosper at tile ex­ three should bring pleasure to all, SIXTEEN "HABITUAL" crim­ Telfair Knight, Vice-President girl* will lisve to struggle along pense of tiie others, or without on two or three hundred thousand them. They are all in the same of the Coral Gables Corporation, inals !ihvo Iicon sentenced to life ■/, ,V o - . V boat and must pull together, Imth which Iwis spent millions of dol­ imprisonment in New York state dollars n year. ' " M H t R in nrtion and spirit. lars in advertising, predicted that under the Mnumes law, and four i --------o---------d S IT "life candidates" uwuit sentence. These factors were set forth by within a few years the three cities City Commission meet I**" *” ■" Not far south of Main Street, Daytona Beach, IPP feet, 200 fret, t h e y a r d w it h a . m i l l b a c k i n g real amusing ul limes. Mote two. Hie speakers, who outlined tiodr will Is* one. Miami will dovolnpo One “ lifer," William Fevier, was or 300 feet, $70 cash per foot. Nothing can te bought in the pie slum Id attend them. There plans for future progress. Exten­ in all directions. Certainly, then, sentenced as a "fence" for buying locality for ns low a price. Exclusive with Daytona Beach, 121 stolen goods from criminals. If sive publicity throughout the our interests are one, regardless was that little episode Monday, Magnolia Ave, for init*nee, when Osborn Hern- country Will I)- conducted, and of corporate titles and municipal all "fences" were sentenced to life iPhone 135 H olly A ve.. nt H o iltl G r 6 ( l e imprisonment, on their first conwhen visitors accept Hie invitation boundaries. dun wanted to know if Mr. Ball W. E. It LAKE. REALTOR, Ya rd Tho three' cities present a united ; victlon. crime would drop 76 per and Mr. Connelly were members and come every effort is to be n t h , 12th. 13th s i s Z ip S e r v ic e of the Comm its ion. U n til The W ea th er F a v o r e d H im Ocean Front Bargain Mi, �PAGE T H R E ft TH E SAN FO RD H E R A L D , W E D N E S D A Y , JU L Y 13, 1927 Beauties of Tw o Lands M eet Leper Escapes From Smith Plans Return Flight,From Honolulu Southern Leper Camp O AKLAND T elephone 148 M RS. F R E D S. D AIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR Residence Telephone 859 — J =====. = Members Of Azarian Baptist Team, Champion Of The Older social Claw Gtmste At jvirs. Roy’s Loop,Entertained By Kiwanians Mwnniun S. J. Nix and L. C. Mrs. W. C. De Coursey and Mrs. H ., F\ Giovanni entertained Rollout, ntaniurtrW of the Baptist THURSDAY the Azarian Class of the F’ irst team of the Older Boy's League I'eighbors, of America will Baptist Church Tuesday evening were ill charge of the program at at the I o'clock tit the old Alilsdn- at the home of Mrs. De Coursey the , Kiwanis luncheon Seminole Cafe at noon today. ver the Basket. on Central Avenue. FRIDAY The first purt of the evening The Baptist team won the cham­ meeting o f the W. C. T.- wus spent on the porches whore pionship cf the league. heheld nt .'I o’clock at the the business session was held preJudge J. G. Sharon presented Mrs. Otto Schmehl on tin* I sided over by Mrs. C. A. Anderon. the members of the team with l Here quantities of potted plants gold baseballs and the boys resp­ I and baskets of cut flowers formed onded with short talks. The mem­ bers of the team thut were present a pretty background. After the business session the at' the luncheon as the guests of members rvpniicd to the living the club were: Harper, Hester, rooms when* numerous clever II. 11ester, Johnson, S. Kinlaw, ffs tries and contests were enjoyed. Oolltim, lsliie, Kinlaw, Brit. GillA “ stunt" game affordde much iinun, Kennedy and Wilkerson. C. 1). Wolfe, general secretary merriment as each guest wits re­ quired to perform some stunt. A of tlie Seminole County Y. M.C. A. lovely musical program was given gave a short talk in which he which included several accordiun told of the work dune in athletics solos beautifully rendered by Mrs. throughout the county this year. It. It. Pippin; vocal solos by Char­ The Y. M. C. A. organized the les T. Henderson; readings by Older Boy’s league ami was the Miss Eliose Borland, piano selec­ originator of the plan whereby tions by Miss Alice DeCoursey and different civic organizations several piano numbers by Mrs. C. throughout the city sponsored this T. Henderson. and other city leagues. Iaite in tin* evening the hostess­ G. E. McCall, captain of the es served salad, cake and iced tea Kiwanis baseball team, gave a as refreshments. short report on the game in ClerAmong those present were: Mrs. It. T. Humphries, Mrs. J. L .I Murphy. Mrs. Thelma Host. Mrs. Librarian Announces Leo Echols, Miss F3oi.se Borland, Mrs. Clifford Walker, Miss lvn Many New Books Are Jane Ford of Monroe, Ian, Mrs. G. S. Littrell, Mrs. George W. Added To City Library Evans Mrs. Roy R. Pippin, Miss Books Recently Added To The it’s prize a set of nilk socks Jeanette Borland, Mrs. M. L. Fox, Public Library to match. Mrs. R. A. New- Mrs. L. T. Sheppard, Mrs. Grady Juvenile nadt* the lucky cut ^ and re­ Duncan. Mrs. (Varies FJchols, Mrs. Baker: “ Everyday Classics" — tire decks of bridge cnrdM. A. II. Hatcher, Mrs. V. G. Hasty* the bridge accessories had Mrs. A. M. Enrp ,Mrs. II. S. Gio­ Three volumes of nursery tales, moved and thetahien spread vanni, Miss Alice De Coursey, simple rhymes, stories, failles ami Mrs. Ira Southward, Mrs. Basil folklore. C. Moore. Mrs. C. A. Anderson Jr.* bv Mrs. tNewman and Mrs Brown: "Under the Rowan Tree" * •.»!_! I _ 1 Mrs. Merriweather |G. Ix*wis, Mrs. A. C. Chnmberluin, Mr. and — FJighteen stories about animals, birds and children, told to a little members playing \Orro: Mr.s Charles T. Henderson nnd lame girl under the rowan tree md Mrs. Davd L. Thrnsher Mi. and Mrs. W. C. l)e Coursey. that grew in the city square. id Mrs. Robert A. Newman, Rulfinch: "Golden Age Of Myth tnd Mrs. W. C. Hill, while Miss Fern Ward Gives and Legend” —Stories from Greek, luting fur absent members Roman, Eastern and £ciu (linnv^ir. and Mrs. George A. I)o Party Tuesday Night ian mythologies. I. Mr. ami Mrs. G. D. Bishop ForSandspurMembers Fluid: “ Renders"—Three volum­ Ir. and Mrs Walter S. Cole es of nursery rhymes, simple stor­ ies, and hits of modern verse. Hnppold: "Adventures of Man" \. George.DeCottes — A simple, direct history of the world, for young people, showing less This Morning what each period lias contributed of vivid hued zinnias!to tlvie world,. Well indexed ami Delightful Party andQuantities ferns lent their beauty in de- illustrated. where the Harding; "Children’s Own Book I'jisite in every detail was corating the rooms guests assembled. of Letters and Stories"— Iwtters, lively morning bridge party Unusually -pretty tallies- in* the stories and poems intended to enWeilrifMlny l»y Mrs. George ufottes nt her attractive forms of hnnd-pninted bird cages Icourage children’s natural desire in 1’nrk Avenue, when she were used in keeping scores for!to write of the things that interest lined a few friends nt dupli- the enjoyable game of bridge. Af-|them. ter the stated number o f rounds j Jackson: "Nelly’s Silver Mine’’ iridge. 1 rooms of this spacious had been plnyul, scores were add-'—How Boh and Nelly, twins from , where the guests assembled ed and the high score prize, a|Ncw England, went to their home handkerchief, was awarded, jn Colorado and how Nelly dislay, were beautifully adorned dninty Miss Anna I)uBose. For having no covered „ silver mine, luck with her cards. Miss Francos Moyer: ••Followers o f the Trail” Dutton wns consoled with a hand- _ storjeH of wi|d life, of the huhpainted powder jar. R3 „(■ jy,,. )^eur, deer, heaver, n.ei morning was quickly spent Rofreshments of pineapple sliernon and others. Goor for rending « Interesting game of dupli* ami after the last hoard hud hert and home mudo cake were aloud. MncU-od: "Book o f King Arthplayed the two having made served by the hostess at the conur un,j |,js Noble Knights"— A tqrhcrt scores were presented c.union of the game. Miss Ward’s guests were: Miss readable and popular hook of of stationery. 1 o’clock the tallies were Ruby Hoync, Miss Nonie Williams, King Arthur anil his knights is 4 anil laid with embroidered Miss Sara Warren F-usterby, Miss they were written by un English i and refreshments of fruit Frances Dutton, Miss Mina Ho_w- I,night many years ago. Singmaster: "Rook of the Uni■il. a salad course follow’d] ord. Miss Anna DuBnse, Miss Margaret Zachary and Mrs. harlu ,t.tl States”— History of our cuuni ieo muree, were served, 1 ( t v f r o m (i Iiitt 11 m u ft t jin it ovai l f i t * . jinc bridge were: Mrs. G. D. Jv» ?, Sin*. Robert A. Newman, !**muel I’uleslon, Mrs. A. I*. Ny, Mrs. Walter S. Coleman, w. Theodore ljingley, Mrs Mr. nnd Mrs. I-a*e A. Conoley, Mrs. Raymond G. Fox and baby, Mrs. Emmet Me Cull and baby motored to Daytona Beach Wed­ nesday where they spent the day as guests of Mrs. Raymond Key. Mrs. F. R. Savage returned home Motidny from Daytona Reach where she has been spending the past three weeks. Her many friends will regret to learn that she has suffered the misfortune of spraining her unklu badly. main yesterday AIRPORT, afternoon which' the Sanford club won by a 14 to 4 Seore. E. F\ lame. T. W. Lnwton and L. C. IleUoul wen; appointed to sen e on a committee of entertain­ ment for the Clearwater Kiwoninns who were to arrive in this city this afternoon. Arrangements have been made whereby the visitors will be Utken to the hall game and then nerved refreshments down town. C. A. Hyrd, who is representing the lviwanis club oil the Safety committee which is composed of representatives from the civic organizations of the city, reported that n meeting of the committee will be held next week fpr the purpose o f deciding on a week which will bo observed its "Safety Week.” (hiring tlds week some very educational safety measures will be introduced. 1', A. Parker of Hammond, lnd., was a visitor at luncheon. Mr. Hammond was formerly secretary of the club in bis bottle town and gave a short talk in which he told of hia trip throughout Florida. NEW ORLEANS, La.- July LI­ MNS)— Health authorities in var-, lous southern states were warned today of the fourth escn|te of John Fairly from the leper rump at Cnrrville, near here. It la Iwlieved he la onnmto to Ida old home In North Carolina, OffiefUU here aitId that Earjy had been slated for release noon, he Bovina responded trt the rhniildniiKvni t>H treatment. 4 ' "" EUSTl.V — $2<*<>,()0o pew city hall at Grove Street and Orange Avenue nears completion. BUNNELL — F'loridn Power Company to construct new Ice plant here. & Light BUNNELL —■ Work progress­ ing paving' new Dixie Highway LIVE OAK Franchise of from here to St. Augustine. Floridn Power & Light Com­ pany to he renewed nnd extensive WINTER HAVEN Bordo Improvements made at power Packing Company to establish and Ice plant. new canning plant here. D IC K S O N -IV E S C O Very Special For Shantungs $19.30. Silk suits known ns "I lie coolest ob­ tainable." l-'xtra trousers Humphries Is Host To Local Baseball Team Rev. William Humphries was host last night to members of the Sanford baseball team at a supper in the banquet room of the Semin­ ole Cafe. Rev. Humphries served as toastmaster and short talks were made by ull of the guests. Rev. Humphries’ guests were Floyd Palmer and "Pop" Wallace, members of the baseball commis­ sion, Rev. Mortimer Glover, rector of the FJpiscopnl Church and the following members of the team; Cecil Frisbic, George Cusack, Lefty McCInnnnhan, Frank Bailey, Bill Meyers, Hoke Beasley, Rib Dunbar, Reace Allen, Mutt Riddle, Leo Withrow, Lee Crowe and Bill F’erg- Cnl„ July 13.— (INS)-—A return flight to Onklund oirpoTt will he attem­ pted by Erneat Smith, civilian air mail pilot, In event hia hop to Honolulu tomorrow from this air­ port Is successful. Announcement of this daring plan to l>e first to accomplish it round trip flight bet ween the United SUttea and the islands territory was made today by Captain \V. Hoyle, f liRht manager. On arrival at Hawaii Smith's engine will be checked and refuel­ ed arid ns soon ns be has rested he will bop o ff for the mainland. Linens $11.30. White, serv- * Iren hie, smart suits special nt $11.30. Extra trousers A recent American Lepton benefit progrum at 8 brought together two of the noted bounties u Fay Lanpliler ilefii, who wus Miss Amerleu In Phyllis Gibbs, who Is Miss Australasia ibis year tends to eater the movies. Woolens $211.75. Tropical worsteds were $35. Other woolen suits reduced from $50 to $20.75. Bobby Jones Equals Head Of Children’s Links Record When Home Is In Sanford He Turns In Fine 68 Onllis Annual Visit (Continued from Page Onol kled over the six-yard course, ded for tin* hole, while hundreds held their breath. Then it seemed to falter nnd Hire were cries of "go oil," hut tlie hall slowed up and Tlie Sanford Municipal Band' came to a dead stop two inches will render tin* following program short of the hole. Jones had made Thursday evening at the Band I....... a courageous hid to break the n*cShell on llie lake front accordlng 'ord and, unconcerned, ho sloped up to an unnouncunietit by Joseph and dropped (lie two-inch putt to tie the record. Then he walked o ff Kcizenstein, conductor. Soloist, Bandsmen Beck, Schir- the green smiling, amidst tremen­ dous applause. ard, Jackman nnd Coleman. Among tin* score lurried in Li. PART 1 ■ 1. Anthem, "The Star Spangled dny were George Gadil 78, !.. NetDobson, of Renfrew, 72, <’linil«*!,> Bonner"-— Key. 2. Grand March, "Fnntastiqque" llefonl, of Tasmania, 71, T. II. —F’ ucik. Guild, 74, Charles Whitcombe VI, 3. Overture, "The King of Yu- F’ red Robson 70, Aubrey Boomer tot"—Adam. 70, Dr. Tweddell, amateur champ­ I (a) Indian Novelty, “ Semlno- ion, 78. Ted Ray 78; Alex Herd 70; lii"— King and Warren. James Braid 75, R. H. De Montmor­ I (b) Fox Trot, "It Made You ency returned u 74, R. A. Whit­ Happy"—Donaldson. comb 7!l, R. E. Rnllnnlyne 7U, I’er5. Cornet Duet, "The Call of chy Boomer 7i», Robert Harris 74, The Sen"— Holmes. (Baiidsincn nnd A. J. Miles 71. Beck and Sohirrard). Bill Melhorn wns o ff from today PART 2 and turned in a 77. Melhorn woh (i, Selection, "Tlie Merry Wid­ unable to putt. Time and again In* ow"— lx*har. took three putts, and a lost hall 7. Concert Waltzes, "Vienna at the ninth sent him into a lb unties”— Ziehrer. state of desperation of tin* sort 8*is. Trombone Oddity, "Tronib- that lias given him tlie name of dewn"— Donaldson. "Wild Bill." Melhorn hail been K’ v. Trmbone Oddity, “ Tromb- will—fancied until today und now oilium"— laike. , (Barjlsmen Jack- lie is not regarded as suelt a good man and Coleman). !>. Descriptive, "The F’otge In chance for ills 77 stacks up very poorly against Bobby Jones’ 08. The Forest"— Michaels. John G. Anderson, of the wing­ III. March, "Tin* Spirit of St. ed F’oot club, of New York, lnnl a I.i tiis’’— R. II. Woods. poor round turning in an 83 which seems to put him out of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. I‘ the running, lit* had u good round HURRICANE HITS GERMANY Wednesday morning July LI. — (INS) out Inti had disnsteroiiH fortunes LONDON, Banks, N. J., where Many lire dead and extensive on tin* homeward trip witli a spend tlie summer. damage has been done in a new heart-breaking seven nt the cloudhurst und hurricane in the Mr. nnd Mrs. Wulter S. Coleman fifteenth. Nofilenhum district of Western [have as their guest at their Joe Kirkwood, who is playing Germany, nceording.«*» a Cent gal i home in Dreumwold, Neal Green­ in lure form, turned in a nice 72. News dispatch from Berlin. Re­ in g of Jacksonville. He tool: three putts on the third lief is being dispatched. ami was hunkered at tlie eighth Russell Grove of Miami, who is as­ forcing him to take a five hut lie sociated with the F'loridu Power (JET ETHYL GAS AT Mrs. R. F\ Moule has us her and Light Company, wus the guest had threes at tlie ninths and tenth WIGHT BROS CO. holes and sunk a long putt at the house guests at her home on Lake Tuesday of Mr. nnd Mrs. Holland L. eleventh for a two. At tin* twelfth Onoru her mother Mrs. Harsh- Dean. ho sank a twenty-yard putt for a harger and sister Miss Irene three. A Real Homelike Flare To Slop Hnrshhurger o f Poulun; Gn. The many friends of Mrs Cuiiu- to The Ocean View Hotel at Cyril Tolley, who flashed out its Frunk K. Smith will regret t< Coronado Beach, Fla, George Milam, Herbert Will­ learn that she*is ill at her home the leader yesterday, lias lost his iams, Robert Graves, and Richard on French Avenue. touch of mastery and today turn­ Thnroly screened, modern, im­ provements, Rules $3.50 u tiny ed in a 77. Hurry Vardan had a Wlniiie of Jacksonville who have A merit an Piatt. $15 per week been spending several days in WINTER GARDEN — Ground 7H, J. II. Taylor a 7(5 Archie ComSitnford left Wednesday morning broken for construction of Stand­ pston u 74, Walter Kcnnett of single, $25 double. H. J. COATES, Mgr. cm the Graves yacht for their ard Oil Company’s new filling I'ulmn Ceiu, F'loridu, a 78 anil B. homes. Ho.Ison o f Tenby a 72. station here. us. *HAT o n e WEEK BROUGHT TO THE VOLUNTEE RS OP AMERICAN HOME IN JACKSONVILLE A ’ tty ut Law Practice in State uc Federal Courts Garner-Woodruff Bldg. Phone 800 Kefrulpr Trips To OlttiKN SHRINES PARK Every Thursday. Saturday ai* i Simuny Leaving Sanford r.l 2:30 p. M. Returning At ..... 6:00 P. M, Round Trip 50 Cents Including Admission To Tool YACHT WELAKA Also Available fur C harier Reasonable Rate See CapU Rice Sporting Equipment For golf, tennis, baseball, football, track and other •ports, lilt floor.____________ Oh Boy, How Good! “ SONG BIRD” CREAM HE hit o f the season. Because o f its rich, delicious flavor and its reputation fo r absolute purity, “ Song: Bird” Ice Cream is in g reat demand everywhere. Sold to enthusiastic consigners at all soda fountains. T 50c BY THE QUART. �iiiiHiiimiiiiwnu'mniiiiiiiiuiiiiiiHiiuiii>intmi.mmiiHiii:;ni; i " : 11 umm N U-l t l§ 4 ' 1 ?’- ■* x “ ± e v; tm | C —£ < ; T* ! »■.***J. Z C -' *■» •JjJ £ Vi c o c & o K apa 1 CM ^r i J •'tb xb c/zu: » x —^ rx:'^ » C“ s 5 < b« SkSC 1 is s s • > C r hC = cl~“ 5 ^S =s : | — £ 5 U A ;.jju w ^ 1 e • J j 6s • x.= f b ^ i * X s c t 2 P 1 £ is , * BI1■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1927 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Its Richest Garden Land , \L S A N F O R I). F LO R ID A . T H U R S D A Y . JU LY 14, 1927 Incased Wire International News Service « OF LAKE Head O f County Board Says Adherence To Budget Plan Brings ltig Price For Bonds Miami Mayor Faced W ith Impeachment M lA lv^J-In ., July 14.— (IN S I— Mayor E. G. Sewell of this city was today threatened with impeachment by the local mas. ter printers, the Miami adver­ tising clubs, and other orgnnizations, it was said, after a special meeting of the City Cimniixsion last night to bear a large delegation’s compllants Concerning the letting of a printing contract. It was al­ leged that Sewell irregularly signed a $32,750 printing con­ tract without' competitive bid­ ding, as required by Miami's city charter. lebt Ratio Affects Price, Says Lake m i ^ UNITED STATES IS ACCUSED OF llridReman Says Arm s Parley May Y et A gree EvenThough No Solution Is Found fo r Dispute On Cruiser Tonnage Adm iral Jellicoe Addresses Meeting: m m s Declares New War Would He Thousand Times MoYe,Uilficult Thun Last Coni lie! Cures'W hhThos^iFROM III5AT WAVE .. ...... Indians Find F ren ch ! Plane, Says Report CHICOUTIMI, Quo., July 11. — (IN S ) — Unverified reports that Nungcsser and Coli, illfated French aviators Vrtn» launched a I’aris- to-New \ur!t non-stop fliglit recently’ mid have not been heard from, had been found, wore revived hole today by two Indiana. They came into Chicoutimi with a story that they had seen a wrecked airplane and hud even touched it with their lingers in a dense bush near here. While little credence was given the unuuthentfc report that the wreckage reported by tlie Indians was that of the Coli-Nungosser plane, n sen­ citing party was dispatched with the Indians to the hush. Member Audit litircnu O f Circulations Louisiana H a s Its Snyder Case AIR M IL PILOT HOPS OFF FOR i) Dense Fog- Postpones Tnkcol I For More Than AnllourAnd fitt l irst Attem pt T o Rise Is ,•;»* Failure Oil Account Weight \ 1W jJU.A \ri. & tf 1 American Turns In 7\ For Total Score O f MO; Leads Nearest Player By Strokes 2 mm Smith Planning* To !|P> Real Army Record JONES SHOOTS GOOD GOLF H MAINTAIN LEh» jJones Driving And Putting Both Good A ls o H op es T o .Make A R etu rn F lig h t F ro m H a w a ii In lin e -j [I Din tel v A l t e r II is A r r iv a l Kirkwood Shoots 72 To Give Him 144 Total To Keep In Running O AK LAN D AIRPO RT, OAK-1 GENEVA, July 1L— (IN S )— LAND, Cal.,’ July 11. Spurred by The deadlock In the Tri.Partitc the triple resolve to be the firs'. . moment Conference o r Seminole County,j s civilian to fly to Hawaii, to smash I plenary session ST. A N D R E W S , Scotland, made by army day, when Hon. W. C. Hridgemnn, n i i / t i t t n / 1 f ] J l l ) / 1 | ; the speed i e - n l I made by army The recent sales o f city and j _____ Puly 14.— Bobby Jones still chief delegate, o|iened the discus- K jiII /VI .1 \ L l l A I U l l j ! flil 1 ••• die first flight here and commands the British open county bonds haying pi’ecip i- , vjwen er!ntJ iviillionK In East siou witii the prediction that if no . |to be tlie fit 1 to fly loick again, tated* considerable discussion i Rolf championship, at U19 end agreement is reached on cruisers , t r v i''iv A I ) I \ I \ 1 F F D T l i ' 1 ‘ in t Smith, air mail pilot, in And Middle West Hope For the conference “ may reach other L U L L Li silver monoplane"city of o f the second round. Shooting on the streets, Tho Herald to­ Relief In Form O f Showers; iiccords." ! Oakland" took i.’ff at. 10;40 A. M. accords. one better than par today, day sought, the views o f May­ 10 SuccuntI) I nN cw YorkC lly -------|today on the second great aerial Ilridgeman accused the United Dio* t atioclm ,, Tim .. L m m l.na h n . know,, In yenr. r..v,nlc.l Jones turned in a 72 for the or Forrest Lake and John States o f changing front in its pos­ COfllillKC Said T o R e g r e t Ac- adventure over the Pacific in two Thc tty International News Service second round, which coupled Meisch, chairman o f the Coun­ tiiill Which T h re a te n e d T o I weeks. Emory Bronte nnvigaliT, liy^ tin ... ............. . II,,. A..........me, U t ... nt ( W O ttat ition. He declared that at the niurded of her husband, James With -II dead and hundreds League of Nations Preparatory tv Board o f Commissioners, with his marvelous G8 of yes­ R esult In Split In Church; » "Uipnnlod Smith. ' spited with Dr. Thomas Dreher in the a .wIPiH . 1, .. rtl 11 prostrated from !•'* ‘ " ’V f.Wtf"V fv 1tlie m1 atthe torrid weu- Conference, the United States laid It was the third atempt of 1 iiig h t). Leboettf’s buckshot-ridden body was slashed ' i terday gives him an aggre­ ln an e ff o r t to c ia r it j m e nun Uhpp ,,lKnkl,llnjr thl, country front Moral Turpitude Involved supported the British thesis of limrnitli to get away and the second, , ' (!> k||lfJ. to IiroVent floating and thrown into Lake Palounle, gate o f 140. ter. . .*| C h iea go to the Atlantic seaboard, itntion by categories permiting near' m o rgim' City j I at. An alleged hired assassin shot the husband to The question has been raised lie- j sweltering millions hoped fervent- inch nation to know what the other W ASHINGTON, July It - today. B. Hudson uf Tenlby, 1* up on The takeoff was delayed more .R.ath. The conspiracy grew out of .1 Invo affair between Mrs. U-boeuf i-aii.He a county bond issue of $450,- I jy today that the weather man’s Ims." (IN S )— The Rev. Dr. Jason Noble June*’ heel* with an aggregate than nn hour by a “ pea soup" f»g , 000. selling above par, lias brought j prediction fdr showers would mntof 142, but two strokes advantage lie then repeated the British pro­ Pierce, pastor o f President Coolami Dreher, paralleling the recout Snydr rn*e. .after an ----------jerialize before night to ensc the in- posals for reduction of (onnage and id church here, who gave tlie 75(i feet in depth which lay in .1 a premium of — $154.50, . In this tournament is worth a lot U#Up of eitv bonds, sold in New |tcnse suffering. Ten persons sue- gun callihres for cupitnl ships, un capii 1 a nine-day sensation re­ den e blanket o ff the coast. Smith und the experts who picked Jonea York by Mayor Forrest Lake, Cumbod in New York City to tlioi* . «• cently by endeavoring to have hortly after 10 o’clock made an to win are already beginning to brought only between $93 brought $ U and $95 5 ..» broiling weather and eight more p^ g fln h w l _ what was reported llowurd T. Cole, a government ineffectual attempt to get away, ray: “ I told you so." on ll.e the hundred. Tho The contention of victims wore reported in other Jy(1Jltl r,!liy_ t|lut nn Britain is engineer, "fir 'd” from tho U. S. lie taxied the Heavily laden numoPlaying sound golf, although many citizens is that if tlie county C*V‘:H. . fhe state. the mile and an |willing to compromise on n liniiti- shipping 1 .ml c i charges Involv­ plano down not par golf, Bobby Jones made bonds could command u premium, I hirteen died ill 1 cnnsy lvnnia. tat|(11| „ f cruiser tonnage at 400,000 ing moral rpUudc, has with- eighth runway lull seeing that it the turn in the second round with j.jty bonds should at least bring a including six reported from llurrhi- lims Ule con,|lt|on that the drawn III. ' i-ror and sailed for would not take the ulr turned and a 37.1 le wiih o ff with u splendid withl|| tht, totn| llle also in. Europe on a vacation, it wun learn­ returned to tic head of the runprice of par. . , , lmrg. four from Ph.ladelp da and hl drive but over-rnn tho green with Mr Meisch was asked t<» give bis three from Pittsburg. Chicago* | |way for a new start. ed today. Ids nppoach nnd had a five for the opinion as to why the county bonds death toll reached eight ns the | ' C<de had brought suit against “ Wo don’t dispute thp United Smith's plan to fly back to the Jhide. The next three hole* he reelbrought such n good price and Ins mercury continued to mount. New the pastor for $50,000', and the United States in event ho reaches answer is contained in the follow­ England reported three dead from States right to have the number of this I L’J *n Pnr f»Kure*cruisers she judges necessary, but capital was looking forward to lltiwuli safely was announced _ by remained in U - -----------------onea hod a bit o f Recent Steps taken by local men 3(1 degrees.. It throe ing frank statement: the steaming atmospheric con­ room' for'about weeks before l At tho fifth Jones hnd spicy trial. The < had It* origin |#(n William Royle, ids fliglit we should have the same light,’’ •‘The county has always been ditions. Two heat deaths were re­ said Bridgeman. “ For several days in a letter which Dr. Pierce wrote n,unnKert nnd Anthony Parente, toward formulating p l» » » f°r tho shipment, according to tho ac.-1luck for hi* second ih ot w n operated on n budget system. ported by Columbus, O, hound for n bunker when It struck . we have been studying the idea of [ to Gen. A. < Dalton, President of Ids financial hacker. The air voy- construction of n large cold stor- count written by Mr. Berry. The board has apportioned its Interesting features of tho inciI a potato thnt had found Its way , agtr, If successful will mean 4.HUU tiff t plant in Sanford for tho purmoneys among the various funds at NEW YORK. July 14.— (IN S )— each nation stilting its building I, the emergency - fl*et,- ,demanding A^yAA* .tint nre uiven ns follow* by The on to the course und tho ball hop­ program from now until llt'D. I am (Cole’s disnir-Mil and his “ banislimile : traversed over tho ocean. the beginning o f each fiscal year, Ten persons are dead and scores ' pod the bunker. A birdlo thro* at of keeping Herald of that dptoi The and ho* religiously followed its are prostrated in hospitals in the happy to say that the initial nego. incut" from Washington. This hop-off will * he Smith’s til then* is a market f««r im pr „ f t|„. celery was bloach- the sixth and a par four at the budget. If tin* board had no money motroplitnn district today ns tho tiations in this plan revealed a pastor accused ("ole c f having had •( end attempt. Ho failed the I.ll the time when th e, . imrt „ f half bleached and seventh helped his card. A t tho in a fund,. the items result of the severest heat wave great measure of possible accord. intimate relation - with one of his g „ f June 2X, after a heart„ particular ,....... ...... .... eighth the chuinpion pulled his I hope by the next plenary session »ub;Wt to payment fromtlmt fund,whieli has struck the eastern seetdrive hut lie made a nice recovery urir laid in gbeynneo until the ion 0j> jj,o country thl* year. Seven we will have formed a solution for und lioled u par three. Again hi* our problem*.’’ money was available. I o f the death* reported were in New drive wus pulled ut tlie ninth and Bridgeman declared that Great "Our strict adherenco to our bud- York City proper, and one each in his approach was excellent but get and the fact that all previous , Newark, Jersey City nnd Camden, Britain doesn't object to naval liu took three putt* for a five. parity with the United States. “ Wo (Continued On Puge Three) |N. j. . Jones' card is us follows: --------- ■ — 1 in New York, the mercury reneh- have been accused o f trying to se­ Out 5 4 4 4 5 3 4 3 5—37 ( 1.“ said fw till* V f i i i r klc)i level o f 01. Mnny b:isl- cure supremacy o f the In 3 2 5 4 4 4 4 5 4—35. I D ill I L u i v f nesa offices in Manhattan closed Bridgeman. “ We want only to pro­ Joe Kirkwood, who is well up V ,.,-.. A ’ to permit employees to go home or tect our trade routes.’’ i y , , . - 1.1 \jav 14. 101‘J. opnient wns put # Admiral Jellicoe spoke for half you consider as withdrawn <imr.r i\ - 0 W 1 )0 j V C c ir l/ 0 fllll A I 1 6 1 (elsewhere to seek relief from the . N(.»(lo, d ,Vlth th e' loom for ex|wri.ncnt..at the same with tho leaders with u 72 for 1 a l - #l 111! . 1 . . , . , I heat. As 11 result, the beaches were an hour reviewing Great Britain's e l preferred against Howard T. Q i . . J ! p i| U v ( , n P l T H S l S The story whieli .teals wm. .«■ ». ^ l l h i r * ’ih i"‘ islluht nor tho yesterday’s round, was out in 30 j v ^ llv A u t o m o b i l e I V l l S n l l J ) jammed with unprecedented crowds war experiences. “ If Great IlHtniu Cole, an engineer in the employ rirat experiment io phuing . ,; ; |warf * m*de any further today, playing perfect golf except , --------should hnvu w’ar in the futur \ else­ o f the U. S. Shipping Board and ' for the three putts at the fift h ,. F R A N K L IN , l*n., July 1* \‘ *j' WASH1NGTON, July 14. — where than in Uie Mediterranean, Emergency Fleet Corporation, in whieli lie offset with a fine three Clifford William*, age four, my communication* o f April 2 and ^ . j j nl Beadle’s rowhottt, m whieli (|| uneed the plan ............... feasible nnd l're- j m g' at the eighth. Kirkwood « u : ran of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Williams, Showers tonight nnd tomorrow the difficulties she would have to May 1(1, 11(27." ill on “ It Ims been u much dixeussed i|„. Mate says the tropimr hIuhImm! (|lctc,| it .success if carried o Mil east Eleventh Street, is near will bring relief tir the eastern surmount would lc 100 times great ,me limi in the past as to wlieth- homu in 30, giving him a 7. for Dr. Pierce’s m tIon has prolmbly. i„„iy ,(r James I • ttoeui wale, 11 • •• • • Into cold I the round and an aggregate of death as the result of an automo­ half o f the country which has been cr than in IHI4," said the Admiral. prevented a split in Ids elumli, for, (u,fore I,,, threw it overln it'd into bile accident nt 10:30 o'clock this sweltering under a terrific beat “ At the end o f the war we laid II I A Of the ' * Z r Morago i n ^ f i i . h i ’ and1 tb.m sldp- 144, which gives him a fhto chance to ho in the money nt tho finish.' innriiing on Summerlin Avenue, wave, the United States Weather cruisers and even that number was many o f his roost prominent parish- | ukl. i>a|mmle. will Is* taken to inner* resented his action and pai^,.w Oilmans today < > t tat < h'*insufficient. Our deinundx today Thomas II. Cotton, of Langley' when a ear driven t»y W. S. Brum- Bureau predicted today. ticulurly deplored tlie pultlicity the ley, Celery Avenue farmer, is Tho shower* were predicted for are much more modest. Wo ask ciiureli received. It is said there mists may examine the h isal tains SinuVed.................... riehl t« » dry .IUI;hj. That question is now set­ Park, a young English aristocrat, nn the holtoni. <aid to have struck the lioy nnd the lower lake region, the Ohio only 70 cruisers.’’ who took up pryfessloiqd golf, were several withdrawal* from tlie i i ................i'll nndand cooled to to Hell. cold room, prepared cooled The chemists will be asked to > passed over his body. had a fine 72 today for un aggro -, valley, the Middle Atlantic States church by prominent persons. Accordng to a report given to ___ _____New _ _ England. Tile G / I lU lm )C r I O C O H ip lU lC detcrniino whellier tlie blood is gate of 145. When he missed an and_______ southern local police, the hoy was playing temperatures will be lower tothat of James U* Boeuf or whet. i r ; i l „ ,1 ] f ' n m n iH IK it M ’ B y r d A D U ensy putt at tho eighteenth and u witii several children in front of 1 mulrou. „|| along the Atlantic Trip Plans Tomorrow cr, as Beadle Insists, it Is tlui blood 9 \ V 0 ID 0 I I K i l l 0 ( 1 . O n stroke at tho seventeenth, Cotton the house at 1322 Summerlin Ave- ', const. uf an animal wliidi he l-illed in tli<‘ , 11*4 I O H ip ilD I D H S R t - S l \/H lost an opportunity for a 70. title, when he darted into tho street Reno Colins, tho French star.Final plans for tlie f.’hnmher of '" T a ; V ', ^ " ; i S " h » v' S » " a i W h e i i I r a n i H its o r te v ia th a n in front of the ear driven by Mr. hud another bad round today for, Comniene boat trip to Jacksonville . .. .. r I... £•* 1 1 .. .. . . . ... iiriunbley. The bumper of the cur liter the .excitement o f six days a 78 and an aggregate o f 15fl. next week will be made at the wee­ \ j ( *\, jit (J, H. LE V IA T H A N , i. mi id to have struck the boy on in the front pages and has settled ( ill' A l C l O S S i n g j kly meeting to be held at the Sem­ W. B. Torrance, c/f Edinburgh, the head, knocking him down. inole Cafe tomorrow noon, ncording , 11 , .. | ,,, : .. 1down to await the trial of Dr. , .lub II ( IK!*) In n secluded bad a ragged 80 today for nn aggr-; The injured boy was rushed to M IAM I, Ha., July 14— (IN S ) |.(. Dreher, Beadle, and to an announcement by Secretary TA LLA H A S S E E , Fin., July ^ ' (•('in .........oil agate of 152. i the i uu Ucek «»f thl* vetth' Fernuld - Laughton hospital E. J. Trotter. It. .1 .Holly, vice pres­ The Hicond day of the trial or Mr|( Adu I-e Boeuf fi r the iminlec Tom Stevens or California, J (IN S ) Two women were kilted I Hel, ( miiiuitder Richard Byrd con* where doctor* said ids chance* for ■ “ udvnnteg ‘ :o hud a nice round in 73 today for ident, will preside in (he absence of 1‘ icil Osins, wealthy inventor «>f ((f j,,.,. }lllK|,unj. The trial is set for and one . rlmisly Injured when a timll.,| i „ 4|uy to take full recovery were slight. He is said est un aggregate (rf 14‘J. Stevens play- \ Racine, Wis., and Miami Bouch, j u|y o.",t #tute* Seantur Parker- iiort Id S. O .Shinliolser, president. iboiind Georgia, Honda and r .....tri„. L'aitiiiu: tho res LEESBURG, Fla.. July 14.— to In’ suffering from u fractured Few reservations remain for the charged with manslaughter in con- „onj , |,i’,.f counsel for tho defense ed par for tho course und dropped I skull ami possible internal injuries. (IN S )— A negro believed to be the bout trip, Mr. Trotter said this neition with the deaths ot i aniiouiiced lie would not ask for a stroke* ut the second, „ thirteenth j one who Saturday night brutally Police are making an investi­ morning. The party is expected tube Bain Miller and Marvin Miller, hci |chunp1 of venue, und sixteenth but equalized thl* ,i gation of the case nnd nre con­ attacked a 12-ycar-old white girl completed at Friday's luncheon son, in nn automobile accident on j !( i ^Rovei l the with birdies ut the ninth four­ ducting inquiry into report* to tho and assaulted thq child's uncle, is when details of the program for tlie county causeway hero June -7, .(1>II.,|U ,,(• Mary’s Parish would teenth und seventeenth. . was driv­ being held today in the county jail the trip will lie announced. Next effect that Mr. Brundey will probably reach thu jury b e -i|(i a|)U, , (1 uivc. fllir tria| the Arthur Havers, former champ- J ing at a fast rnte of **pced. Au- nt Tavares in an effort to prevent week's meeting o f the Chanilier will fore tomorrow. m i used lover* and their suppo e l pton, watt the first player honu I*** in seclusion, but la glail o f the op(Until x slated that no action lias j possible lynching. be held aboard tlie bout on Friday Nine w Hii6hw * were examined I „ t*riw t ,r man"- Jumes Beadle. All Mrs. J. C. Newell of I n11nli:i■■■ee.. |re»rtunity to free himself from *o- today and turned in u 74 for an i Lui taken in the case pending tlie The negro wns captured Inst morning just before the ship readi­ by County Solicitor Robert I ay lot, tlire i* uf tlie anil oil are calm in Tlie injured: ' eiul duties. He has made every e f. aggregate of 154. ortcome of tlie boy’s condition. •night in a woods near here by a es Sanford. who is. attempting to show tliut |thuir Ur. I>i* iter has iniitlc arMrs. Mattie LiBlanr, widow n n 'L fo ii to make the return trip one Jones has set a s tiff pace and • Mr. Brumley could not he rea- j posse o f over 300 persons who were Osius was driving recklessly and j langementjs witlq a Morgan City mother of five children. I o f lest nml calm pleasure. The those who full to got an aggrarhetl this afternoon for his ver- taking part in a three-day man COTTON DEMAND GOOD wng under influence o f liquor physician to tnku over his practice The thr*( women were driving fliers take brisk walks on tho deck, gate o f 165, or better, today cur ('ion of the accident. hunt for the girl’s assailant. She when his car plunged into Bis* until 1 get out of jail.’’ Mrs. la from Tallahassee towards Quincy Commander Byrd has spent muny clean their clubs, put the hood on is in n local hospital in a serious LIVERPOOL, July II.— (IN S ) their bugs und vatch "tho Flyil hut declared that she Spot cotton was in fair demand cayno Bay and overturned, pin­ Boeuf taikeil for an hour or ni'iru Imid drove up to thu trucks, appar- hours with his favorite hooks, Uuligious Fanatics Die condition, witii her brother-in-law, while ently without knowledge of the Scotsman” down to lamdun to­ ran identify the negro when she here today with price* steadyf. ning the two bodies underneath. Sales totaled 10,000 Imlcs; receipts Judge Toni Norfleet adjourned Beadle joked witii his jailer. approaching train, according to night, for they will full to qualify’ } In Sacrificial Blaze sees him. W IN T E R H A E N V — Sanitary 1,000 liulcs. Midlands fair was court late yesterday afternoon to witnesse*. The engine struck tho, . . , . for tomorrow’* gruelling finaL" Lynching of the negro wns nnrquoted at 11.07D; strictly good allow jurors opportunity to visit ou .lt the drivers seat, demolish- » “ W ' " " ,lu uf Wlntcr thirty six holes. BERLIN,. 'Jirty" —. 14.— (IN S ) ‘ ; rowly avoided when tho chief of Governor Leaves For mid* 10.57D; good mills 10.22; the scene of the tragedy. lug the small car and mangling j ‘ inxc-n. fourteen religious fanatics Jocked police of this city and a local newsrestrictly mills 0.K7D; mills 0,521); the bodies of two ot tho women. Sergecnt John Baber of tho Mi­ tliemselvcs in the ortliodox church papvr editor took the negro away St. Petersburg Talk strictly low mills 0.171); low ntids ami Beach putico department toMrs. Utlllnnc, badly injurtsl, was in Ku'tunaj, Siberia, set fire to •f roni the niob, which was bent on K.82I); strictly good ordinary duy testified thnt Osius attempted lushed to tile Tallahassee hospital' the building und burned to death, lynching the negro curly this JACKSOVNILL, Fla., Julv 14— 8.02D. to drown himself following the ac­ (I N S )—Governor John W. Martin and will recover, according to tho according to disputches from Oinskl morning. Plncing him in their car, phyaiclnn* today. She I* a widow cident nnd “ offered u million dol­ '•>' way of Wursuw. The fanatics the officer and editor rushed the i8 in this city on route to St. Pet- ^ T h e 'm o t b e r 'o f ' five"*inali ciiliOIL LE A S H RETURNED lars" if he could die. “ 'ft a manifesto declaring they hud negro to Tavares, followed by 40 ersliurg, where he will debate with T n Five witnesses besides Bailor Herman Dann, president o f th-il sacrificed themselves tn save their cars bearing armed citizens bent W ASHINGTON, July 11.— (IN ' on kidnapping him. country front the Bolsheviks. S )— Virtually complete control of were examined by both sides dur­ state ehumher of commerce on the LONG FLIG H T PLA N N E D subject of the Everglades. From naval uil reserves and all leases ing this morning’s session. Fxich dny The Herald will present five question* concerning will return officially to tho Navy St. Petersburg, Governor Martin Sanford's history, It* industries, it* city government, it* recrePENSACOLA, Kin., July 11 will leave for Baltimore to attend Department on August 1, under an Actor Not Murdered* utlannl facilities and other interesting subject*. The unswera will n lonfcrente, also relative to the1(IN S )-- Plans were under way agreement reached today be­ here toduy for a non-stop flight lie given with the question*. Person* who h*vo question* which But D rank To Death drainage o f the Everglades. tween Secretary qf Navy W il­ o f 5.000 miles from Pensacola to bur and Secretary of Interior they desire to have included in thi* column, may communicate Rio !)c Juneiro, Brazil, by Captuin NEW FLIGHT PLANNED Work. LOS ANGELES, Cal., July 14— _____ _ W.H. Lawrence, Commissioner of with The Herald. ______ JERUSALEM, Palestine, July i und ns reports continued to come (INS)-D cath o f Pcrclval L. Lynn­ p , |i |i * init/ i i n v m __fu n . aeronuutiis o f Mount Dora, Hu., LEE INDICTED 14.—(IN S )— Rendering 1,000 per- in from outlying towns in tho ufANSW ERS wood 35, publicity man and former QUESTIONS ' w|". j" ' • film director, today was attribu­ i . £ A ,V . L i “l 1. Tlie mean altitude K,'n» homeless, und bringing death fected urea of Trnna-Jordanla, in­ Wluit is tho altitude of San-, NEW YORK, July 14 .— (IN S )— holder o f the endurance record for HiKbt b> offiuals of this cit>. to several hundred others, Mon­ dications were that the death list Ludwig Person Lee, Brooklyn jani­ ted to acute alcoholism as police fis*t above sea level. SI* ford? airplanes announced today his inabandoned their theory thut he had made by government official* < day’s earthquake wrought damage would upproxiuiutc 400. APPO INTM E NTS MADE tor, was indicted on two charge* been murdered during u drunken tention of making a non-stop flight Tho Hebrew University in Jer­ various points in city give tho^ estimated at more than $11,500,000 of first degree murder by the brnwl. to New York within tho next week TALLAH ASSEE . Fla., July 14. lowing altitudes: 15 feet, 18.62 in Palestine nnd Trans-Jimiania. usalem was among the greatest Kings County Grand Jury today in Tho investigation was closed or 10 days 10.03 feet, 31.9 feet and 38 feet. h‘ te*t available estimates shcr.vcd sufferers, the destruction of labor­ connection with the brutal slayings (IN S ) W. F. Brown o f Miami Captain Coste’s flight is contin\ today. 2. Commission form of gov judge of atories and tlie resulting interrup­ o f Mrs. Selma Brownull und Miss after an autopsy surgeon’s re|*ort gent upon rieeiving the support of was lodu> « l I mti 1 us ju 2. Wliut i* the form o f city gov­ revealed Lynnwood died of exces­ nient inuuguruted Jan. G, 1020. ernment and how long has it l>eeii belief measures had progressed tion o f work causing a io n of Elizalieth Bennett. ,,,»> ^ 1.... ...... ..... ae Coun...... ...... sive drinking. A deep gush <>n the lh0,French government for which |ty by Governor John W. Martin, jj,, effect? "xisiderably today, and with the $50,000. Many temples, contain­ back o f his head, which first caused ; he hus petitioned. 3. Atlantic Coast Line Rnilr David J. Hefferman. ulso o f Miami, j Wluit transportation lines recovery of many bodies from the ing priceless relics and architect­ T R A D E IM P ROVES Clyde Steamship Line, police tu believe he hud been lain, ------... . |wu« appointed judge of the Civil M.rVe Sanford ? fuifii, the danger of plugue, per- ural works o f art, were damaged wns said to have been enuked by n [ 0*1114*4/INS S I C( IviLSOR Motor Bus Lines, and St. Court of Record. fiups the greatest menace in catas- by the quake. Muny o f the public W ASHINGTON, July 14. — River Transportation Co. frophies of this'kind, was dimin­ buildings in Jerusalem were also (I N S )— For the first six months or __________________ ! DUBLIN, July 14.— (IN K )—Tin* 4. 478. ished. GRl^EN COVE SPRINGS •— I 4. How may memlh'r* h*s tlie this year, the United State* h"d •• damaged. __ _______________ I Minister of Finance, wm* appointWork started on const ruction o f : chamber ‘o f commerce? favorable bnlunc^ of trade of $240,­ Relief forces brought from t’uiro nnU i:*,f‘t’*<' uP showed that the cas5. John D. Jinkina, tax PENSACOLA Reconstructed ed vice president of the Executive ,’«l**tine proper will not have aided in restoring order. 758,000. compared to an unfavor­ Obi Spanish Trail between Pen««- Council, today t" *ui<« id the late Shuiids bridge crossing St. Jolins: 5. Who i* the senior rounty of- tor, who Has M fvwl ainc# Aug. 1 ii / V “ Bbough many hun- The homeless ure being povided able balance lust year of $1)5,000,- coU uiiiJ Tallahxutco tu'In* it** Kiviu 0 ,JIiicipn*f w^MinttU*u last River between 15U* Jolins and Clay |fievr ill point o f service? 1919. Counties m ar here. j , i "® w^r«! injured. In Nubtus, with food und sleeping pccommo- OOO.the commerce department an­ opened. . _ a. unday. nounced today. ** have been fixed ut 00, dutlons. ^ 44 , z jCOOLIDGE PASTOR Value O f P lacing C elery In C old S torage W as P ro ved 15YearsAgo, B e r r y Recall ‘S cf e ! A v; iiw ^ in T ^ co S Osins C ase Likely To Go To The Jury Friday A fternoon . Leesburg Negro Is Taken To Tavares ToEscapeLynching A s k M e A n o th e r! Latest Estimate Places Damage In Palestine Earthquake at $1,500,000 J »2 •Xit K �PAGE S IX T H E S A N FO R D H E R A L D , W E D N E S D A Y , JU LY B Y LEFTY MYERS 1' ONLY ft I 0 «r i 11MEN OF F orm er Champion B eing put the game on ice, the fihal score being,9 to It. The Pirates beat Brooklyn,2 to I, getting to Dnzzy Vance for a run in the eighth and another in the ninth after he had pitched ; •o national hall. Vance fanned II Pirates but Carmen Hill, the Pit11 1.in gh pitcher, was stingier with lilts if less spectacular. The ! ira .ur leading Cults took a 0 to 2 i f rom the floundering ; Prrva with neatness and dis: patch. r it;; :.’ x points separate tho ' i .n>d Pirates in the hnttle for flir t place, Chicago’s percentage being .(Ml) ns against .OHO for Pittsburg. Unite ltuth smashed his thir­ tieth home run o f the season, and incidently, tho Yankees won anoth­ er game, heating Cleveland, 7 to 0, nnd strengthening New York’s al­ ready commanding lend. Shocker L)« ihe ltuth of Sally League Is Bill “Jumbo” Barrett P oin tedF or C om plete B out B y His Trainer, Leo Flynn FACk HILL ilC fc ............................... -Woodruff - Pitches Ily DAVIS J. WAI-SH International News Service Sports s a l a t o c ia ^ v ., July P r e s b y te r ia n s T o Star Portsider Is , In In the face o f the fact that —j ther R a r e r o r m A l l o w i n g i not more than one chain three that hid fight will go the II-------Two Hits With Only mit, il was evident today that n „ rry Woodruff, star ProsliyDempsey wax being pointed jtl,rinn‘le ft hand- r. held the Metho3 Men Reaching’ 1st Jack mi Ii» round'i with duck Sharkey. to four hits ns the Preshy• on t',c night of duly j jITjan won tlio first game o f the lil. 1 he average man- having bum L ,0„ t , rn.„m S(,rj,.:; bv a 4 to 3 score, tossed into a footrace with Nur- Woodruff also received credit for cr nu, would give everything he hud scoring the winning run in the in the flint 300 yards in the perinnl„ ^ fectly legitimate hiif that wiutt- The Moth'-di-ta. who were relying Pop" Lambkin to stop the i Prisbie, Bailey A re Re- ;;:^ehB£ r : 5 V X ! ,,“l rerdiyterinns could do little with Put Dempsey, ordinarily one Woodruff's delivery while the sponsible For Unas­ there nil or nothing hirdn if ■ *'* Presbyterians managed to hit sisted Double Plays , ero wa one, apparently is not Lambkin enough t" win. Lambkin to gamble this tlmo. He, it seems ,,,|i the winning runs on base with | I«efty Myers held Sarasota to i» to do something he never fig* \« dks and scored one man with a i in cal to do when he was greet. He'wild pita-h. two hits yesterday afternoon ns is to go in there imbued with tiic| \ftcr threatening for several inn- . Sanford won the second game o f idea that thu winner of his fight ings the Presbyterians overcame | the serins from the Tarpons by i my have to he determined by tho the one run lend of the Methodists the score of 1 to 0. It was one of \otc of a referee and two Judges in the fifth inning by scoring three I i ntend of by a left and right to runs, DuBose walked and stole! tho best games ever seen in Sunthe goatee, second going to third as M ark-J ford with Bonner of Sarasota aim » -mD nil sounds like a lot of bread wood was safe at first. Markwood ' pitching great hall and holding the i rumhs to me hut the evidence! of •i,,lr> second and Markwood and j I'Yds to five hits. Not a single Dempsey's present style goes os Duller.c scored ns Ilnrher hit one extra-Imre hit was recorded and nothing more than a waist-high that Tyler couldn1 bundle. Itarher Have ii can*, Babe Ruth, Ter Bill “ Jumbo" Barrett, catcher for Knox­ only one error was made, Bonner fast one, right through the middle, stole second went to third on n ville in the Sally League, is trying to inn h your murk nnd all receiving credit for that. Myers The Dempsey shift is gone, he- wild pitch and scored on another ether home-run record:'. lie bagged 22 in the first 50 games o f the pitched ii remarkable game, only enure n man who stands on the {wild pitch. 27 men facing him in the nine Hat of his left foot cannot shift Tho Methodists came hack in the sea on. The Tennevac hnckstoppor is not only the lending home-run innings. Not a single man was anymore than a corner stom of a sixth to score two runs and tie ; watti r of Ids cim .it, but is also the la st hitter in the league. His left on base, three fast double i kyscruper. the score iih Enps wus Idt by ii mark seems stationary around .432. plays nipping o ff the three men |)aH ||lt. Dempsey weave, be- pitched bail «*n|e second going to 1who ninmigiid to reach first safely, cause no longer docs he glide for- tliltd as l.umbkin was being thrown Only one Tarpon managed to go' wr.nl at his man on the halls o f his out and scored a Babe McCall Idt as far a* second during the game j u . \\u„ a flat foot he natur- sr.f>dy. McCall then stole second and Frislde took care of hint. ally leans hack and that Iuih taken nnd scored na Kelsey went out Sanford scored Its lone tally in r.cmoth'.ng out of his right coun’.- short In first. tho fifth when Bailey led o ff with or, too. A modern and equally In the ln«t of the .-<lxth Woodruff as a single to right. Riddle crossed up m raiminbulent Mr. Van Winkle, wjis Nnf" on McCall's error and the Sarasota infield as they clinrg- l.av.ng rone to sleep at Atlantic i Hiiib* second. Patterson walked VKSTERDA Y ’H HOME RUNS ed into take his sacrifice and he t ii.y jn j , might wake up at an*J Wo.nlrufl went to third lo i lifted ono over Corisl’s heud for a White Sulphur Springs today in' worn nx Bach Inid down u pretty \MERICLN LEAGUE safo Idt. Myers popped out t" some doubt an to whether the muu r.iscrlflcc. Piuyi r, c lub Yesterday Total Ilomirk, but Bonner hit Dunbar and h'i saw in the training ring licitRula Yankees 1hun filled the hugs with hut ono WissrdF.n co II okii I m asquerader. Sliler Browns out, Frishie then came through lie would recognize the I . : with a long sacrifice fly to center ling; forbidding rcowl,* the r< u; i ! I i O H ^ u o S t a n c l i n i r s N A T IO N A L LEAGUE nnd Bailey scored with ease after wavy shock of hair, the tell-t.-.t. Hornsby Giants I 16 the catch. Tinker made a good sol cud '->■ the knees that marl, tic n.tH.’ IDA S TA TE I.EAGI H 11'y Williams I'bils 1 lti I stop nnd throw to catch Bcnzley at hitter mid that left hook to * tl •• Won Lo-1 IV». first. From then on neither team body and Jaw. The latter still it :• \NFORD ,S18 !• 2 ' I.EAGI E LEADERS could get close to denting the scor___ H I .Wi7 Sarn jo t» .. ' American: Ruth, Yanks, 30; lug column. years ago. naturallv, but u w, i!': mi . . ..... 7 ,0d*l 1 Gehrig, Yanks, 29; Lnrteri, Yanks, In the second Bogan walked hut pun that very well might end ev- iMhiiuln . 1 M l 1; Sinimons Athletics, 13; K. ManUfeh (Hipped up to Biddle and t rylhiiig like a hoinecun over the Tampa .. 3 8 .27'! Williams, BruwknH, 0. iioguti did not return to first in lencc. Si. i rttndiurg ..... 3 8 .273 National: Hornsby, Giants, 10; time to heat Riddle’s ipiickth i ow „ w„ , ju, t , ,.nougl,! i'y Williams, Phillies, 1(1; L. Wil; to Rnlley, doubling lum off. D. the y ^ t ^ . ^ y t|,|,t | eVtI. , llW „ NATIO N AL LEAGUE :.oii, Cubs- 15; Wobh, Culis, 12; I ’ Hfthi Manush sing ed to eentcc. for |: n,|t„. Sharkey’s jaw and hail Won Lost Pel. Terry, Giants, 10. the first hit of the game for the ,,h„to rapli o f the bt.v, < tdnr»o .... -Ill 28 .HJti .1130 1 ittiburqh 16 27 LEAGUE TOTALS St. I.ouia ..... 45 33 .577 American—250. • the air to spear it with his gloved ini' circumstance to the best of New York 45 3R .531 National—205. hand nnd step on first to double It s ability. Dcnipsey is impros-l Brooklyn . 37 42 .4(18 Manush. It wns a beautiful play rive us ho Inline:! out with his left 1 kilndolphia . ...... 31 40 .103 Here’s George Grant, a formoi LEADING MAJOR LEAGUE and brought tremendous applause and no mintnko. r 2tl 11 ,:iP7 no inker of thn St, Louis Browns Ii LITERS from the stand. 28 5(1 .350 w|u> Is with Cleveland now By I. N. S. lie i impr ive, also, in til-*f CircinnntP .. Grant says Do is In tho majors 11 In the seventh Tinker singled and • ' I f evident matter of N A T IO N A L LEAGUE phyuicul| AM ERIC \N' I.EAGI E ntlck Hits tlmo and wont out an<! Player nnd Club G AB It II PUT was sacrificed to second, Parks • ondiliori. This a big factor ill llioi Won 1siit IVt. won bl llrst i;amo ngalimt tin P. Wnncr, then crashed one toward center hut Tiinney fight, is of secondary I in- ] New York 58 21 .707 Whlto Sox ns proof of tils contraPitt diiirgh Frisbie managed to roach it and parlance here. 71 303 05 117 .380 .5:15 Wa; hingtoii ,. 17 32 Harris, grab it In time to double Tinker Hons. In fact, he looks gruit. But so f l.icngo .55 1 4H 37 I Ittsburgh ( at second. This was one of the best 03 188 30 72 .383 would any other man who had; 12 37 .522 Barnhart, plays seen here this hoiim>ii and a jsiil Hi" lu- t-lhree moldhs in the ftdroit 1 liihidi-l|ihiu 43 38 ,:.:i was tine of three remarkable 17 151 33 50 .371 open, indulging in the proper sun-<Ck-vi-lnnd 34 47 . 120 plays that the Hanford shortstop turkey Hits Kiahliiia ' h mini of pin.ui ill oxoicliio and wnl-| St. ijuilia ... 32 1(1 .110 78 320 01 110 .30J made during the game. cbing his diet. Even a consumptive! 1 ton IP fid .211 Stride l-’or B ig Bout Bill Meyers nnd Frank Bailey also begins to look III.i- p mutim-c idol New York 81 293 71 105 .351 played good games, Meyers milking nfttr le Im- vpeui a large portion u , m t n ) ( , pent n Leader a year ago today, Itrcssa great catch of Hogan s hid for a of his |,j, time dm,, in |n the (lie Arizona desert, c ^m • Un il m l l l.lyl iomd i,ti l( ' iI D I <<1SII1 «M l.V NEW YORK. July 13- ( 1N S ) hr, Cincinnati, .371. Texas leaguer over first in lieC n l l l l l m i l 1 ntf'IHnif hin prAllction of las They tiro tall.in,; Dempsey d.nv. . l o f t y ' « l l l » l l u l l l v.-uk, Jack Sharkey liil his fight­ fifth nnd Bailey made several good heie and. firanklv it isn't n bad \MERICAN I.E A G I'i; — -j |n«j alride today and reveled to plays. hunch. Taut pitiful cxhlbitf'mt ............................... CHICAGO, July 13—(IN S )— thoro Interested some definite In- Simmons, cun’t be laughe I llornick played a great, game in against. Tudtivy 7P 308 f. 1 121 . 103 Philadelphia junior welter- dication of the capalulllie . he ex­ the field for Smasota, handling o ff with a //ilb11m- mui th<1ie "ls 'n i I Mushy Call.dimi, Gehrig, reason to Huspcct that the youirz Wl’^ h l clmmpion of the worldin pwts are going to enable him to nine chances without error, sev­ New York 83 323 87 128 .3110 eral of'them were rather hard tries man ahould he a great deal Iw tter; •'onvineed today that lie Ih Mill anwnd Jack Dempsey hack to llol- E. Miller, r-r having added anothei* year to ' undergrad •» ihschool of welterlywoiul < n July 21. but llornick was fust enough to St. Louis ... 73 243 50 PI .375 - hh life. It Ik the general utidei " « ight.t that he has no liusiuetSj Before a crowd or interestcil Srhung, '** upper classmen. ' ]. rpertatora at Madison ■ I-.." Grown led tho hitters with lan d in g that a man doesn’t got 11hoi,nobbing- -with , , . Square -­ St. Louis 50 I5P 28 5P .300 Lee C ro w e l«d the hitters win. n(1 KniW(| „ m,| Mu .hy was helped to this decis-: Jiardoii. Sharkey went in for a grows two hits out o f thn-e tries Crowe Mousek ion last night by Sergeant Sammy I rtef workout " f eight mumh, » ali.o stole second for the only J-o k is growing that New York 0 1213 30 Pit .37P when he ntartad training la«l Fri­ Baker, of New York. V'lth every tick of tin* clock. a theft o f the day. L< udi-r a year ago today, ltuth, day, the heavyweight champion­ A fter pummelling Callahan nYi-l 1 can’t slough tin- though) |, he lew York, 315. n-und at will through eight pain­ ship contender unnouncod • ii it II P<t A E that Dempsey has a real chance, ful rounds, hoiimloii tups with n would show some actual form the! R aravta 3 0 1 1 1 0 th« chance o f any natural gamb­ i.eriea of right crosses to the head • arly part o f thin week, and h e . Tinker, 21, T IIK BIG LIVE •> II 0 l 0 0 ler wln> shoots the wotkH on a sin­ Holder- ir heh' to his promise. g a h it ii nu per. • mid jaw. It wax toward thu end cf . 3 0 II 12 n 11 gle roll. However, 1 would think tin- ninth round, with Mushv out Pork**, H> Cel-Y ?Q 262n»tfl 3 .301 It He moved fast, stayed in clo.e ' ;» 0 t) 1 0 0 la t lir of that * banco if h« wml Hogan If 7U2H4 88 10280 .350; guarded himself well, and short-1 Rt.lh on his feet, that rtferee Barry • 1 h* Injf sent to the post with jud | 0 0 Mururii. c f , " . . 3 0 1 81 200 71 105 DJ .351!, ened his punches without losing Itornshy celled a halt. .... 3 0 II 0 p 0 that notion and not that of a man] v O rls l, 3b 70 207 4« 101 0 .3401 Fidel I ji Burma, world's fly- acrtracy or force. His sparring S| i : k: r lloinick, f*H ..... 3 II 0 5 4 tl lo* expects to come out with a 1 C ’ i Ilir.H «tl 103 48 (12 1 .321 3 0 0 -I 0 0 four and then outstay the situn-1 . Hudgins, <• .. *» • 1 timi. 0 II 0 * 1 Buhner, p wire lucky in escaping the occas­ 1 0 II 0 U 0 xBrowi-r .... The odds on a four are 2 to 1 m:ml t uni windup. Moore ional wicked uppercuts thuh Star­ — after a mini “ conies out’’ and that |oulebii a d. key turned loose. - 0 •J 21 12 1 is about what Dempsey in entit­ Totals ... By International Nova led to. if they persist in making u ] Paulino W ill M e e t --------------------------------*i E II A R PO AM miM’ithon runner out o f a 11utur.il1 Hanford With the Chicago Cubs and t i i r : i i rr, _• _ i i » (1 0 II 11 11 be mi uprintor. Dunbar If »«••••- •M clliy I i l S F o m e n t Pittsburgh Pii.it* . fighting grim­ To Dun Hi In Moscow ---------------- ' ! ... 4 II 0 ,i 1 1 Frisbie- sx ily for first place, ami the Cardi­ II 1 0 0 i 11 Ik-ozley, r f H o n f o n M a n M e a d s nals ana Giants 1“ rorrying on" (IN S ) 1 NEW YORK. July 13 (IN F ),# MOSCOW, July 13, 11 0 If. Allen. < f ... 3 II II M-nti-nced |‘V Kb heIt F :t,M tonight the IPJ within a r.arhnblo distance back1, Forge I •rtljelov: kl wa tl II II i 1 .... n U n io n O f F ir e m e n Crowe, ti l'« death loiluy without lilt- light WHI’ model ,,">de| i . \-i \ i be bi cranked up by i f them, the National Is-ague i - Meyer. 2b .1 0 O 2 0 iiior Paulino Uzcudin for a trial race ha i developed into a pretty I•d appeal on charges o f having I Bailey, Ih » I III 2 I I KVFLAND July. 13 (INS) acted as a py ft«r Poland. rpln which may possibly develop affair hut the Aiyericnn Ixsaguoj R<ddb>, c 3 0 I 3 0 Jt-hn F. McNamara, o f Boston t i into a noil-stop flight of l.Y Marathon, with the Yankees away , In a final plea again-t the Mey era, p 3 0 1 1 5 day was elected president o f the truposiUon o f il c death penalty, rounds. out in fru it, nnd alone, is begin-1 Upothvritood of stationary Fire There ir, some doubt u i to whr njmr to rc-semhie a farce, I, I lUjCovsI i declared ho had turn 27 I 5 27 1 I 0 Totals men ami Railway Hhop-workera, I i-d > -itntled for jRuniier in tnh. defeating Timothy llm ly New Score by ipningr: York who ha: held llie office for Sarasota »»<»»• 0<*0 t«'0 21 vears. | Sanford out) 010 oox 111 " election wns extremely close . Slid the result earn us a surnrl:"- / r-Jinmary: Bai'e on halls: o ff U win t'-p>:tcd th.'.t many 'it the Hurry Wills to stage to th,onventfon,! testimony in a h«-n»ntional case, otile-back. He tried once before,., J-.or.r.cr 1. Struck out: hv Movers d«-''-"«te ' IO •q.iim o. U |il h l'1 : Rid- v hie Si cl re tojay, after <* 7 day! I i. t - tl many tn be that the plain­ lu u Jack Kharkov dropped hiin|“ * Hornsby's homer and single r tinting for all of New York’s t iff in tillc it.*- wax a d,ingcrou:> *0 the rnnvar dU to Halley, (lniirjr ( iimh :1m .-ill; re cion ‘lefi ' Wills nnr. not (uv.-ii tlda morn . " lit r inc© t j - l-je I •i•. • . ' -, Itornirl t" ing. not u-| i,ins* t»j I r prci.cnt | Olt1|'lll'l|.,t. Shurkcy affair. i -'ii . It vna Hornsby's stxtnentli I lifonc run o f the srsnon. The l* »l»r f gh* m rr the presideurjr,j p£.rkr- Left co bsr-c : Sarasota 0; I c Bids I third place Cardinals broke u 4 to D A N IA - H"mr for agt.l and Lnnford, U, Stole)! ltai>es: Crowe, j ileal in • r*** • nt speech l»cfor»' D A V T l'N A BLAC 11 Hi the . ighth by scoring Dmniiv , R q.bnu and I ,d.i, Tii.m ' th«convenlion, ndvueate*l n| Bn <w*rd County to be •qucsUxI for extension and Im-j < ligalo: t the Phillie. and 1:30. | “ Six Hour A iprovcraeut c f First Avenue. ‘ "u. Day l-’or Iaibor."! eroded ol co.i of $10,bulk £■2 W in In 1st Game j, Fast Double Plays Features Of Game allowed tho Indinns only seven spattered hits. Washington continues to play winning hall, downing Detroit 0 to 0, but the Senators can hardly he regarded as a threat to the Yanks ns they are 112 points behind. The third place White Sox went on a batting spree, driving Rom­ mel nnd Pate o ff tlie mound and winning from tho athletics, 8 to 5. The Red Sox surprised no one by losing again. St. Louis taking them (1 to 5. Sisler’s home run in the ninth with two on spelled had news fo r Boston. P L A N T C IT Y — Building per­ mits issued here during month of Mny tola led $120,400. BRAD ENTO N — New bridge lo be constructed over Manatee River between Bradenton and Palmetto. W A U C H U L A - Work Maori remodeling nnd enlarging Imiu ....... chJJ ing o f First Christian corner Nth Avenue and Dranji Street. i ; j Men’s Linen Wash Suits 75c (One Day Service $1.00) Sanford Laundry P IIO N S 47.1 wou“l t ■ it KM Will He Stick? BasehallStatistics In Major Leagues J L w- % n r ^ H I S ric h f u ll- f la v o r e d old JL Burley is a particularly cool­ smoking tobacco to begin with . . • W e llm a n ’s M eth od makes it cooler — but the 'rou gh cut” supplies the finishing touch. For remember, this is PIPE to­ bacco, hence it is cut in the one way pipe tobacco should be cut— in large, coarse, shaggy flakes that burn slow­ er, smoke cooler, and last nearly twice as long. Smokers tell us it’s the coolest cut of all! Tagging AIIBases n , >/ 1 : Th* half-pound vacuum tin U forty-fiv* cants Tbs foil-pouch, seal* J in glassinc, is leu cauls — OR A NOlI R R OUGH • *V,. CUT IS MADE BY T UB L I GOI ST T * M Y B R g T Q » A C C q Cu. �I ’ ablUfcrd r r f r y aftern oon firfp l Stmrinr o f Ss n tn rJ , K ln H d a l t l Masrnnllo A v e r t . * . For Aching Or T tr^ T ^ T hoe A toot Specialist Phone 102 For Appolnimrrt A (loH|m(oh from Merlin (fives un interesting account of Nature Cuts l*,M,k,‘President Von Hindenliuric. The for­ Laws, Eternal, wlio is a powerfully Iniilt man and np- 1 l-'ast iihui' h Birthday. pears to have a (frip of steel lilmself, suffered some em liar - 1 Cancer And I Itir«l l'*>c. rnssment when an American, fresh from America, rushed tip It, AR TlIU b h k i s b a n b 10 him and shook liir. hand. " I ’m from Am erica,” lie shouted. t ..a tria f» " * w t , r *'*• "Indeed, so I see” , responded the soldier president, carefully — ... ,.AoV m u t h e Suneroaainininir l.iu linml. ' , „ J^S “ h. V r." This is an unfortunate complex which many perrons of „i “ the demons" nr whatever *fi**y tiiin count ry seem I o have. They think that to (f rah a man's Uuium* t<» *►*»me, i« w«» rk »■»f atuiml near t he finpe.r lips and squeeze il until the Mood oozes ^itJ*,!" ,!f tin* out under the nails Is , inmpl.v indicative o f their ureal runs- fU„ extram-niiinry weather nil ncular development and manhood. In fact, it is generally round the earth, flood*, elec trie considered quite essentially an American thing to do not only storms, earthquake*, to crumble the other man’s phulangesl hut also to shake his I’ranee ami tin? Uriii>h IslamN arm and yank him around until he feels as if he had been to withi" " fcwA1 "*’*’ 100,00(1,000 tons down upon them itll osteopath. of rain with terrifi* lightning amt If tlm earlh were as Perhaps the impression is sometimes put across, when thuinier. Him tll ns Nnah thought il, unit flat a man displays all iron grip, that he is a modem Sandow, a* he supposed il was, the 100,000,hut it is equally true that he is liked none the bettor for it. U () i«m*'nf water wnuhl have mil. 11 IS the same principle as the proverbial slap oil the huck.jni for another ark. wlilt'li is a friendly enough greeting when properly appliedJ "It I ascend into Heaven, ...... hut wlien misused, can become exceedingly horesome. art there: If i make my ed In Dr, J. R. Vidler K a t r r o d a * Veeonit ('In n M a tte r . ji reeenl experienee of H< tot-er 3 T, I t l l , at th e P » a t o f f l < * at • a a t u M , F l o r i d a , u n de r A r t i.( mer tierninn war lord, C a a i r e i a o f M a r r l i , It. IH M. f t n i . i t tilt i.. n r a w . r.nirmi H. H o w a r d n r . m i m a n a o i .m KAHI.IO K. JONES. MonsBlns Krfllwi u r n ic m i'T io N h ates 4»i*e t e a r »T *>« ’filter Muitlia • l.fX f i l l M on th * . .. . - I t > l o r r t r i tier a n k < \V rikl> r d l l l - i n |»rr Y e a r ■l » . 1.1 ■z.im !-rhe H e r a ld , H a n fo r d 1* p l. m r e r n r n v ' p a p e r , a.iliar rllir a It tli * l n l r r n n Ilona I N r n i P rr v le e. r e r e lv ln a fro m ’ Cite an lirrlor t e n t ,n i«n iilriiM m ‘ r n r n t r O o t ia a ttd w o r d * ■! n 11 > ente rI p e s ! l the I r n d l n a e t r r i l a nf the ono r * w o rld , . T k e I. It. II. la r«i>r«-lnl«t> eftlalrn t la r in r lrin nng Ha -tiannrr o f h n m llln s a l a l e u .< »* la erllb n ut eijitnl. f n 1 : 'The H e r a l d la a m etnlie r o f the A u d it l l u r r m i .If r iri 'u l i i l l i i n a , • * lute•rnntlunal Aaa iie la ll iiii ot I'ulilleb rra, A d t r r t l a e r * anil A d t r r l l a l i i a I pi n i l nlilrlp >ri|tilira r nrli l*l>« • ll a l tr r - i i i r n i l . r r In an liail l In 'IfinniUKlt au d it ill a a b a i r l l i l In n Main In o r d e r t' t e r l f r nli a o ln le lr nil • I n i hip o f -i r .-u la lln n it t tr ll aa mi rat l.iialneno melt. ■>i n I TH URSD AY. July II. I!>27 i n i . H lilt a L i r a 1*11111111 1 ti In— K 'l i n i i i n i In e l l t and e i i m i l r ad m l n l a i r a t Inn. l ie i |irr t t a l e r rinilea In J t r b t t a - tllie. r . _ • ..nairnril.il . ul at. Juana l u i l ' a e lllte r I 'a m l ‘ — lo a iiw u rn lli .il uf i n o i i l h l r “ l * , ' f o p Week,'* a — Aiianuiii lli iK or hull, f, up prr> p n a A l i m i p r t , h u lr la , n tia riiu rn r liuu era. a — A I ........... M i l nil ) • heal, i niMfiJrll.iM of e l l ) l i r a u t I f lr a * * If. pruaraui. e — A near and niu drrn k uap ll al. Pul speaking o f humlshakes, how much can he told o f a .man’s character by the way he shakes hands! There is the man of the soft clammy type; his personality is as obvious as his handshake. There is the man who just lays his hand in yours with no pressure whatsoever. Me is never very heavy. Then there is the man who shakes with the firm, secure grasp which seems to indicate that there is something hack of him. Watch your handshakes, They are an indication of your character. Chiropodist A t Lloyd’s Shoe Stor* T 1 r e $ to n e F l'M . MIZE .dip?**1 BALLOONS A re Showing the Way to All Others in Elyria IN COM FOR T SAFETY ECONOM Y I loll, behold, l him art there.” David wrote this in the Ift'.itI) Psalm and the latest earthquake news reminds us that if we “ lake the wings1of Hu* morning and dwell in the uttermost part of the sea,” we shall! not escape the power that rules nil ercnlinn. C O M PA R E THESE PRICES E IR E S TO N E O I.D I’ IELII .‘blx.'I Vi Cl. Card $ 7.35 .'lOx.'l i/| S. S. Cord $ !l.3j *'H x I S. S. Cord $11.80 2 !)xt.*m Balltsm $ H.-lfl Slo.'ir, :i(lxl.7r» llalloan $l.'l.iij :i»x5.2,r> Halloon 31x5.25 Halloon $I4.20( $10.03 30x5.77 Halloon 33x0.00 llalloan Si7.no A FEW DAYS A CO THERE was mi earthquake in Australia, the other side of the earlh, "aggra­ vated hy loud explosions, buildings Imdiy shaken." Help Save “Old IronsideH” Today earthquake news comes ItlllL R VERSE FOR TODAY. from ancient Palestine, a quake TIM E IS PRECIOUS:— So teach deadly in its effects, destructive its to number our days, that we may apply our hearts unto wis­ The good ship ( ’on slitu lion, proud mid undaunted by her of ancient buildings, hundreds are \ dead, Kill killed within (In* Jem. dom. I’ salm 00:12. battle sears though she he, now rides the seas imminently in siib-ni urea. PR A YE R : Oh Thou, who nrt all wins*, teach us to use each day aa donger of destruction. Almost any schoolboy can tell you 11KUDU I NS OF THE DESERT n g ift from Thee. that the Constitution is one o f Am erica’s first frigates. lie were terrified hy earth movements, tasting III seconds. Maine Chrislinns will learn with dismay that the dome of the famous shrine containing the Savior's tonili wus hudly damaged. Tliat should nut U N E N F O R C E A B LE LAW disturli them. On the contrary,' it proves that laws governing the T A L L A H A S S E E NEWS With tlm high, white waves where years there is a money raising campaign to "Save Old Iron- universe, including this liny earth, ] work evenly, without magic in. The state road department is pro- bitterly fought the measure, miethe sun slants aloof. I sides,” immortalized by Holmes’ poem. Every few years il lei fei encc. pnring to play its role In connect- .ceedod in amending it making the I H f: There arc grey and white sea-gull** ,m’4 to bo reconditioned to keep it from mouldering in decay. F.EORGE EASTMAN ('e'.ehrat- i « " with .h, -stop, i.ook »n,i whirling in the spray, In the present campaign it is planned to sell three .dollars and costa not lo exceed ned his seventy-third birthday yes- ten Inw written into the statutes !ni0unt of the fine. n lL Frying like harpies with dangling million pictures o f the old ship at tw enty-five cents each, terday and enjoyed it. lie has . hy the late unlnmcnled legislature * orange feet; The law was .sponsored hy the A There" hi" a" slim sailing vessel, with W f.*h thif* t,,,‘ v e « f,t?I *’« " •'« l> «t in first class condition given employment to tens of thou- \for the benefit o f the railroads of 1 railroad lobby, not a humanitarian m . a tall queen's way— for the proposed voyage to the various seaboard cities of this sands, Inis distributed millions of Florida. measure, hut one to relieve the carThe sun makes her shining ni»l, country where it may he your opportunity at some future Ids profits among hia working pen. ' , . , t---'T | The engineering division of the r|ers of liability in case of accident. ,. wind make!) her fleet. i date to see it and to walk its decks. A tremendous amount pie, ami has made good through 1department has been instructed to , — The Florida statute is a copy of tile years his promise that if you muke a survey of state with jju North < Carolina law, tuul and the . i •* - ii.-nv ■* v , j ... the *■*. *■*".** , iw isorin nrouna taw, d ■ o f propaganda is being dispatched to the press o f the country would press a button, hi* would do I the view of ascertaining where the supreme court of that state has 0? Tin. wind whips the prairie grin * the rest • and In-ndi the peach- tret to aid in this campaign. i top, look, and listen signs arc to held that the railroads are not re­ ffii bough, in* erected. ponsihle for damages in cases So Sanford people iiiusl do their bit. We must buy a 510* sun slants yellow when tlm WHEN HE NEEDED n change, These signs may do some good where motorists fail to stop, picture. "Old Ironsides" has to he saved even if from sheer i aage brush grows. he went killing lions, tigers and ill calling the motorists attention Since the Florida general nssem.Foam is flying, and the soft is tur- starvation our own Hides cave in on ns. Mali animals, making sme that lo the proximity o f n railroad h|y was sandbagged in passing this iiuoise now— those he collected would kill no crossing, Imt, probably, not one in unenforceable law, R should have ‘I n.“ A ffline wash d a y*,, " you say, "a more natives. :i thousand will obey the law hy gone a step further and written tnfine day for | T H E A M E R IC A N D E L E G A T E S a t Geneva have not Mr. Instman has given to the 1stopping. _ At least, this has been t« tbe measure a provision requir, .... . , cmphnsizctl this country's power lo build. They have o f fereti world something it needed, and (he Experience in other states j „ k. railroads to clear oiistnict'ions where similar statutes have been from (heir crossings that an un­ ' Tftf the" win(Msh wild!' ’ 111 \ « Ireaty limitation plan which woultl hold *crjiiser strength manages hia business with public enacted. j obstructed view may be had in both spirit. That's enough. And my eyes are on the sen whete within moderate limits, although involving much new cou­ Speaker Davis, of the house, who directions.-Tallahassee News. th* slwk waves shine; 1st ruction on our part. W e are seeking parity and nothing W HAT IS INTERESTING iu wash "out *rhlTd -n»V,tl,‘r’ 11 .vise. We tiro willing to make that concession to all other news? Il depends on who reads. "Robbie Jones shoots a 71 in the My dothes are grotesque dancers’ trcnty navies iu the spirit o f limitation by agreement. Hut capering on the line! 1 .... 1 Grey what Eortl .......................* said remains true. "Wr“ e '*.......* do not 1have ....... to de­ Jlrillsh open championship.'* That GET E TH Y L GAS AT WIGHT BROS CO. M ARY DRINKER POST pend on anybody else for parity. W e can achieve it. through interests millions. W hile in Daytona Standard Oil and Vacuum Oil our own initiative and resources, whether the Geneva con­ Companies, brother and sister, Austin of Count Plunkett is held Beach visit produces tonnage restriction and a 5 — 5 —3 know that business is business, 'fo r ; tin* slntot log of O' Higgins. ference A ltcul Homelike Place To Stop a lid liuve made five-year contracts Come to The Ocean View Hotel at Plunking seems In run in the auxiliary ratio nr out.— New York Herald Tribune. with Un* Russian government’s famll)'. Coronado Bench, Fla. state oil monopoly. Americans Thnroly screened, modern, im­ get five years o f Russian oil busi­ Politics cun cause a lot of trouble, provements, Rules S.I.fiO a dny ness. That interests business men. American IMun. $1.1 per week hut if it weren't for thut, tins | Commander Byrd and the good single, $27 double, Would lie n pretty monotonous A S L A B O N T H E BA C K ' flier Chamberlin are mi their way summer. S PR IN G FIE LD R E IT HI.K AN E. J. COATES. Mgr. Breakfast Luncheon C'. ' -------- o -------home and the Hawaiian fliers are ji ari tell you that il was launched in I7H7, and that it served W INDY MONDAY The wind is bobbing red Untie on w itli remarkable distinction in our second war with England. the sturdy apple trees, Put in recent years it has heroine more famed through 1‘. Ih stopping loose shingles on tin* farmnousi muse roof; |the efforts to save it, and preserve it for posterity, than An.! I.1H.H or me tin, .l.y It I. •>„ |(hi-mmli the valorous ilootls o f its early days. Kvery few Helen Marie Coffee Shop back. Levine, who flew with Chum, It is reported that Hodgson Hall At the critical point in tin* final ( champion o f that time, in design­ berlin, "fur fun" and paid for the ]L:. plans to disguise himself as Jack Sharkey and enter the ring against match of the mixed doubles cham­ ing her tennis costume, did not go trip, intends to fly back. pionship at Wimbledon, the male tn the lengths, nr rut her the shortDempsey, member o f the victorious American BRITISH SCIENTISTS USE it has is-on suggested that Mm tennis team is described as having lies‘ os, now observed on every moving pi, lures in war against across tho nurt and having side. ! tin ami Dunn apply for position walked on cancer. The camera records can. That slap on tin* back at Wim- u*r growths, slowly, for two days.: encouraged his tired but plucky IH> the government’s new dirigible tn partner, Miss Ryan, who had play­ hleilqn is the index o f the new and, 1ben the film is speeded up, Jllltl! took after the gas bag. ----- — o -------ed two previous matches the same it must lie admitted by abler folks times, and seieutists see earner President Coolidge is said to la* day, with a hearty "slap on the who are willing to study the mat­ cells uetunlly growing. That's deeply grieved over the condition back." Thereupon Miss Ryan took ter, a better age. A saner and important. of the western cattlemen. There are up her racket and the burden of healthier equality between the sex­ lots of votes in the West. service. Whether or not because of es, to which athletic sports are OTTO KOENNECKE, German •--------o -------that slap, tlu> American team did very largely contributing, is in tiler, prepares for his trip from The Elks convention goes to not bee another game in the entile process of achievement. Not every­ Rerlin to Son Francisco, with in­ or. Now If it gets ,.„ntci4l Miami next year, thing that that is done is wise or teresting care. Every part of his the Democratie convention, it will wi,,,! What would have happened lo be commended. Hut it is necess- motor was being X-rayed yester­ have ninth* a clean sweep. linck in the “ guy nineties" if snnul ary f*r older folks, before they day in search of defects in the * ------- o------earnest youth in ful! sight of thd criticize, carefully to adjust them­ 01<l statues show god­ A fter tho Legislature, what7— gallery, including her fond mam- selves to that equality and to inter­ metal, desses with three eyes, one in the ji Tnmpn Tribune. Relief.— Sanford mu and other relatives, hud en­ pret in the light o f many of Its Science has given to . j Herald. Paying. — Jacksonville deavored to "buck up" Ids pair harmless and wholesome express­ forehead, men a real third eye, the X-ray, * Times-Union. Yes and no.— Tam­ partner iu similiar fashion? It ions. Otherwise, they will be as that looks through solid, metal, pa Tribune. hopelessly out of touch with the ami we hardly appreciate it. simply “ wasn't done." Those were -------- n-------I the days when women tennis play-. newer generation, and therefore, A t least on** moral that comes , ers not only wore voluminous as helpless to aid it in its real pro­ from the la* Hoeuf case in Units- skirts, hut were apt to feel that a blems as the chaperon of the"gay i lanu is, if you must kill your hus- martyr-like TOM SIM S S A Y S deci-rum required nineties" who, having seen her j .Land, don't celebrate fur the first something o f a further handicap in charge slapped on the back in pub-, I two or three duys afterward. the way o f a hut. Even the most I lie, would have fainted before she' Now that Ambassador Herrick -------- ---------is home, he probubly will have emancipated and daring woman'could get out her smelling salts. J Today's him- ribbon paragraph: many iimuiries about whether or. ( ‘ 'Seven 'Seven Keys Key to Bald Pate: llaml. not Lindbergh really diil refuse m ff, falling hair, fussy wives, wnr<hampague. i »»’ , razor, legislatures and what A N O T H E R D A R K H O U R IN D O U B J N have you 7— Quincy Times. And IIOSTON TR A N S C R IPT A 132-yeur-uhl Russian lias rc-i H rity finances. tired with the declaration that 120. —— — o ---------others will come forward to his un­ years of work is enough. Wonder Douny uones nusM>n n a six foot Tin* brutal shock of tin* murder of Bobby Jones missed what his w ife’s mother thinks £1 ptitt b.v two inches for the course Kevin O'Higgins, vice president of finished tusk. It must he that tin* about it? jn Aeon). But if In1 laid putted the executive council of the Irish moderate-thinking people of Ire­ j ! border h** might have gone over Free State, necessarily gives fur­ land will know to keep their coun­ A woman asking for a divorce, J{ by two feet. You never can tell ther disquiet to opinion abroad try’s course upward and onward, charges her husband threw the until after you've struck what the supper at her. What we are won-, which, u scant >'l*ar or two ago, even though O'Higgins is in their dering is whether or not she' effects will be. supposed tlml tranquility lmd -it present ranks no more imt has caught the can. H i ■ -— o------ Congressman Joe Sears has ad­ lust come to Ireland. Surely tlml gone, as lie said,"to join Michael Student at a New Jersey school vised Floridans to “ forget the were touching in what most, if not all of Erin's Collins." They placed a parrot thut said “ Shut lioom," but be fulled to furnish a 'u. stnge during comthe chart hy which a lot of 'em can do best friends most anxiously wish w.Tils the vice president spoke', up!*. on t| with hi» lust breath. They carried j mcnccnicnt exercises. Couldn't Mr. It. Tainpu Times. A lot of |x*op!e for her. They pray for her pro!coi.... i ,i... ______ of . / in .. D aw es have the a... finali .message Dawes have ihnt that liii-,1? bird? vril! U* mighty glad to forget it if Don from Just such hitler and ter- to Ireland he will take care o f their notes. I , bold spirit, and u» it now* also ap­ ___ 0______ rials bloodshed us cume yesterday, A Chicago newspaper is seek­ On the ing "the best known professional Two o f J. W. Young's Hollywood Juml they ldiig to see her assured pears, of a great heart. D I l U l I t L i t i n . . . A i i n t e u '> I n t i t * . I . . . in the country," iu the be­ black Wwoman corporations ure going into the quiet, recuperation, opportunity to lissassists' tongues were use her energies constructively, lief she lives in Chicago. I*et's see Lunda of receivers, it is announced. oaths. Rut U Higgins spoke only where is I’eggy Joyce now? The petition charges t * - ' M" not for destruction with tolerance, with quiet and Disquieting though (his assassi­ You n g juggled funits from **tut with resolute courage as he died. A i nbits.stub, r Houghton to ll corporation to another to the det­ nation is it seems unthinkable, The memory of this message may Harvard men a national referen­ however, that tin* loss o f even so riment o f creditors. Juggling is indeed move many t« rally afresh dum should be provided before tieu dangerous game except when strong a man ux Kevjn O'Higgins, to the task of keeping Ireland her- rlurlng war. Thsl Is on o f the ideas practiced by u professional on tbe can enforce now any permanent self in like strength, like resolu- for which the politicians used to rhaugc for tin worse. Surely • tion, » stage. laugh at Mr. Bryan. t 1 r \ S. J. N IX A ’ tty at Law Practice iu State Federal Courts Garner-Woodruff Bldg. Phone Hilt) Afternoon Tea Dinner Food at its Best 1XJ M agnolia Ave. Mrs. J. Blount Rope Hostess 11 I'lair Battery FLETCHER BATTERY & E L E C T R IC CO. $ 1 0 .0 0 "A Firesttuie l ires Uulf Has 111 West First Ml reel THAM Packing Furniture Draying— Storage C. E. Chorpening Phone 3302 or 570 W Substantial Shop til Our Store fur Heller Values in: IIO S IK IIV , L IN G E R IE . llA N D IIA G S . N O V E L T Y J E W E L R Y , DRESSES, A R T N E E D LE W O R K , NOTIONS, H A T H IN O S IU T S , G APS A N O SHOES C O LLIER’S 722 Main SI. A t Daytona On tin* Reach Found! A Hotel In Daytona Featuring All Requirements R a tes, L arge R oom s A n d Service Hotel Howard Capt. William Fanning, M gr. B yrd W a itsl U ntil T h e W e a th e r F avored Him C ity" .. 108 Magnolia .. I'crlmps yOu hove been waiting until conditions were in your fa­ vor before you build. Frankly, you will never find a more opportune WHAT $25.00 WILL BUY time for constructs than the pres­ ent— all things favor the builder— prices, labor, etc. T H E BEST MADE-TO-MEASURE Suit you ever had for the monev. S. W . Bradford 518 First National Bank BIiI r . \ Architcc! First N'nt'l. Hank Bldg. Sanford, Fla. When You Are At The Beach Sulmlantiul Jeweler in a Elton J. Moughton 137 Vnltisia Ave. Exchange 820 W 1st. St. — Phone 382W H. C. V 1ELE Seminole Tire Shop \ J T A 5 ? -_ 5 Z -5 ? LUMBER O M P A N Y lfr f- cO d NUi ^ b in T H E Y A R D WITH A M IL L B A C K I N G Phone 135 . Y ard \ Holly Ave., at 11th, 12th, 13th Sts Bond (irade Zip Service �th e Office Telephone 148_______ MRS. FR E D S. D AIG ER, SOCIETY E D ITO R PAGE SANFonn h e r a l d , Th u r sd ay Residence Telephone 859 — J LURE OF PARIS OUSTS RENO AS DIVORCE MECCA Shrine Is Established r » President Monrt (INR)'-A r.hfiiu* to Prcsidcnt'Jnm Joys O f European T rip With Guy L ife Is Winning Over Appeals O f The NevndaCily PARIS, July 1I- (IN K )— Fo.ur American girl* escaped injury w lifii n Dutch plane, flying from Pnris to Amsterdam, crashed near IN D IA N TO W N ~ Sr. Omur Wednesday. A Dutch pns* cd on new Warfield monger wan injured slightly hut nil others were unhurt uud have ett* thin vicinity. Calendar MONDAY Mallory *Mrel<j. of the Lotist church will meet with Mrs. Lllam at 1 o’clock at her home on rest Third street. Tu e s d a y Marie Rnffo Girls of the Method* t Church will have a "Stunt" pnr[. „t 8 o’clock at the church annex. ) WEDNESDAY Jenny Spnulding Circle of the widow of A. B. Brock, passed away his morning nt the homo o f Mr. md Mrs. George Paxton, 918 Myr­ tle Avenue. Kunernl Services will Iv held at the home Friday after­ noon nt I o'clock. No flowers. CHULUOTA The many friends of Mrs.S.F. Long will he pleased to know that she is improving after having her the Fernnldtonsils removed a Laughton Hospital Miss Thelma Wagner is spendthe week-end in Sanford where she the guest of Miss R. E. Grifin. Mr. anil Mrs. J.W.Hoffman of 1st, Augustine spent several days I at the Chuluota Inn this week. | Mr. and Mrs. W.W.WiUon rcIturned home Tuesday after n per­ iled of six weehs spent in Pittsburg. I Serrnl pre-nuptial parties arc I being given for Miss Mary E. Tvillbfc whose engagement to Curtis I Lowery of Pennsylvania hns been ( announced. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wimbish left here this week for North Carolina where they will spend several works. Marion Wagner, and Ormond, Jacobs were among those spending A pretty compliment to Mrs. I'nql Parker of Ifammond, Iml., (Continued from page one) the guest of Mrs, Howard l-onu, county bonds havp , brought pnv was the bridge party given Wed­ value or hotter,;confetitute the fnctnesday morning by Mrs. Long at , ors which I believe had the most her home on Park Avenue. jinfluence on Tuesday's bond sale A colorful background was ar­ , ami which enabled us to get such ranged with a variety of cut a handsome price for the issue,” flowers, with roses ami zinnias i Mr. Mcisch concluded. predominating. ! Mayor Lake’s answer to the Tallies in the forms o f roses question is somewhat at variance and other cut flowers were used in with that of Mr. Meisch. His views keeping scores for the game, ami as given to The Herald were ns at the conclusion of the usuql follows: number fo progressions, scorejt. “ The county bonds brought a were counted and the prize for better price than the city bonds be­ the Iiighest score, an embroidered cause the bonded indebtedness o f guest towel was given Mrs. Lee the county is not as great in pro­ Peck. portion to its assessed valuation For cutting the lucky card, Mrs. as that of the city." Henry Purdon received a pin cu­ The mayor continued as follows: shion designed as a Colonial “ The assessed valuation of the Dame. Miss Ellen Mahoney was county is about $12,000,000 and consoled with a bottle of bath its bonded indebtedness is about crystals for having made low 52,(100,000 while the city's assessed score. Mrs. Parker the* guest of valuation is $10,000,000 and its honor was presented an cxqquisitc indebtedness is over $5,000,000. handkerchief as a g ift from her These two figures always influence hostess. bond houses in their bills and the A fter the prizes had been fact that tlie county had a lower ratio of indebtedness than the city is the reason the county hoard re­ ceived a larger price for its bonds than the city. The mayor insisted that had the city an assessed valuation of $28,000,000 to $80,000,000 as lie de­ clared it should have, the muni­ cipal bonds would havo brought at least par value and perhaps a premium, instead o f 05, the figure which he announced the bonds Itfought, Mnvor Lake further stated that the two utility plants, the golf course and 50-odd miles of payed I streets, usually classed by the city A most interesting meeting of ns assets against its indebtedness, the Jeniiio Spaulding circle o f the are not considered b.v tin* bond First Baptist Church was lu-ld house-; and have no effect upon Wednesday afternoon at the home their bids.. . o f Mrs. Unbert Spier on Palmnt-' According to \unco E, Douginas, to Avenue. I clerk of the circuit court, the nsTKc circle chairman, Mrs. V ‘ l‘,ati,!n,.o f ,thp, cl’ “ nt,y i !" Ashley Kelley, led the devotional $10,828,185 and the bonded mdebU cxcrciRes and also presided over rsiness is $_,-.ii,(H10. ity Cteik the business session. Tile mission| I** K»HhmitU*il fillin ' study class which include the "Cru- showing that (lie city s assessed sade o f Compassion” , was conduct- valuation is $10,-150,7-18 and the ed by Mrs. E. M. Carroll, and tin* total bonded debt is $5,.155,000 inlosson for this meeting was taken eluding straight bonds in the «from First Samuel. (mount of $2,170,000 and special nsTlio circle was invited to meet I nn.l utility bonds totnlWedncsdnv nl Coronado Reach ns i ‘ "'O' 1JJJulP. Veteran NegroHenvyweiglil Is Sent Into Oblivion A fter Attem pted Comeback;Fight One O f Worst Seen I nGol ham Mrs. W. I. Falrcloth guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. rloth. Mrs. Kromn Lake itnd Miss Kath­ ryn Lake left Thursday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Juines’ Holland Lave today for a months vaca­ tion nt various points in Georgia. C. M. Boyd has returned from Jacksonville where he spent sev- Musical Num bers Are Feature O f Lions Meet Mrs. Dan Sheehan left Wednesj*y to visit her parents, Mr. nnd Sanford Lions were entertained Mn. H. A. Phillips at their home nt tlieir luncheon today with cor­ *t Lake Wales. net selections by John Schirard and E. II. Beck, and with talks l’tJi*o Waters returned (front given by Herman Morris, super­ h’uhington, Georgia after snend- visor o f the West Side Park, and lnif a pleasant vacation with his T, II, Colbert, Miami manager of ptrents. the American Fruit Growers, Inc. The meeting was presided over by Robert E. Johnson returned home President Frank Talbott. Wediwiday from Miami and points Hawkins Connelly was appoint­ on the East Coust where he spent ed to take charge of the meeting the past ten days on business. for July 28. There will be no meet­ ing next week, it was announced, Mrs, Roy Pluck well of Turn pa is because of the visit Thursday to visiting in .Sanford as the guest Daytona Bertth where tho San­ M her sister, Mrs. W. E. White, at ford Lions will he tin* guests of ‘ he home on Mellonville Avenue. tho Lions o f that city at a lunch­ eon followed by a golf match. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Webb of , Imhnssee are spending ThursFLIG H T TU R N ED DOWN | , y with Mr. and Mrs. Earle E. ! Jones at their home on Park Ave­ MOUNT DORA. Fla., July 14.— (IN S )—Captain William B. Lnwnue. renneo today notified the Inter­ md Mrs. J. I). Lawson and national News Service that he *'r Dorthea plan to leave probably will not accept the offer in their car for Atlanta, o f the Wright Aeronautical Cor­ here they will spend several poration to fly a Wright plane on a 0,000 mile non-stop flight from Pensacola, Florida, to Iti« De Jan­ eiro, Brazil. Mis* Drane Roberts utalriec Powell who Mrs Dutch Sleigh and children spending the pust tw< iting friends in Tamt and Mrs. O. G. Walker of Oviedo turned home. spent yesterday In Sanford. Ie friends o f Miss Sara WhcelMrs. W. P. Carter and Mrs. R. F. whn has been quite ill at her Wheeler of' Oviedo spent Wednes­ on Ouk Avenue will be glad day visiting ami shopping in San­ •'urn that she is some what imford. 'ed. though still confined to Miss Lucile Dutton of DeLand is spending several days in San­ and Mrs. .1. D. Woodruff am! un, Jack, who have been spending ford as the iruest of Miss Lena , three days here returned * Daytona Beach Wednesday, here they have n cottage for tlie •umraer. «,**!• m,any friends of Mrs. E. D. am ' A'-I au*t*incd injuries in nn »u onmbilo accident Tuesday noon, i be interested to learn that she on m ° Ver!.n'r r“ P<d,y “ t her home n Magnolia Avenue. M - . Paul Parker rcmc Ht Hammoihh after * °ji Wednesday afternoon, a , n*. {‘endin*f the past week here H thtir'T1* M,fi* Howard I sing. 1 'ttir home or, Park Avenue. DICKSON-IVES CO ience and discomfort, are tanking < reriouh I nrmid s. into the heretofore proltperoriB industry i.*f the Nevada i ‘lest 1 1 metropolis; First, there Is the trip itself. American Millionaires Mak­ ing Manv Purchases Abroad Who would not prefer tin* pleasure ' of an ocean voyage on. a comfort* 1 O f A rt Gems And Antiques able and commodious tranx-Atlnnt- 1 A t Cost O f Many Millions ie liner, equipped with every lux* ury, landing one at Havre or Cher­ bourg, witl\ a short boat-train trip Europeans Fearing to Paris, all within week, to five For Their Galleries days across the American contin­ ent abroad a cramped and stuffy New Regulations A rc Issued (rain to Reno? A Short Wait By Customs Commissioner And then the wait of a few. divorce shopping, along with Governing These . Imports months to establish u residence ttllt-pping for lints and lingerie and get a separation decree. IIow much pleasanter that time can be International News Service Staff j spent in Paris with its operas, rev- . Correspondent lies, cabarets, night clubs, bon In- [ W ASHINGTON, July 14— Un­ vr.rd cafes, dance palaces and what less a halt is called by Europe, not, than in Reno with its scant ] the United States soon'w ill have 12,000 population, and virtually j an imposing monoply o f tin nothing to do hut wait there on the , v orld’s best art, it was disclosed fringe of a desert and mountain: ul the treasury and eomnicrco dc- waste. The answer is clear. Paris wins. partnuMits today*- * ' j Lured b y'th e gigantic’ flow of i And to prove it the United States foreign gold to ‘ the U nited'States, census bureau, which delves into art works, many of them dating all kinds o f statistics, is just out I should h e killed! in origin hack to the beginning of with figures showing how Reno’s civilization, are finding their wa> divorce industry is on the decline. I Bee Brand Powder or into American galleries and pii* In 1!I2."> courts in the State o f 1 Liquid kills Flies, Fleas, -vale homes of connoisseurs in ev­ ! Nevada granted a total <*f 1,082 Mosquitoes, Roadies. er increasing manners. divorces o f which 798 were award­ Ants, Water B urs , Bed Bugs, Moths, Crickets, The rapid export o f art gems ed at Reno. In 1112(5 the- State’s Poultry Lice nad many with from Europe already hns attract­ total had slumped to 1.021, other Insects. ed attention on the continent with Reno’s quota down l*' 75(1. a losa u rising fear that tho predominate for tin* Sti'te o f (51 and for Reno lVwilcr Liquid position of the great galleries <>: of 12 in tile yenr . toe an d 5 SC su e un i 75c 50c an d * i .o o fi.is London, Paris and Rome may be Reno l.eses Ground qoc---- Srrnj C.tin __ jqc jeopardized by the magnificent It mny he a hit surprising to discollections valued at many mill­ V .'r ilf fo r t r c r t ’o u k lflo n k llllti£ li o u . c and gut J c a Im e c la ions o f dollars, while the gallaries in this country are steadily in­ McCormick A Co. UilUtnoic, MJ. creasing their possession o f art works o f rare worth, Since the war, art- treasures val­ ued at about 8250,000,000 have I con imported, most of them from Europe. The importation this year is estimated at over $80,000,000. about $50,000,1100 of which con i INSECT Htej sists o f art works produced wore than 100 years ago. 'A P o w d e r J ^ Because of the rapidly lucresing buying, K. W. Camp, customs ^ l iq u id i p ccmmi.Ksioncu today issued! flew regulations governing tjhis clnof import.. Duty free entrance is granted to "artistic antiques", excepting rtix or.it carpets, produced 100 yhurs prior to the date of importation' l.) the exempt (WASW"rtMh'Vt-Mh‘l in illustration o f tho progress* of m l, works in bronze, marble, tcr|ru cotta, pottery nnd polcelain land ornament, of educational or i ornamental value, according to NEW YORK, July 1-1.— Hurry Wills, the Into “ black menace” of tho prize ring, today went into pugilistic oblivion, lie is through. Positively, this time. Equipped with a ferocious scowl and n pair o f long, gorilla-like arms and handicapped by u pair o f leaden foot, Wiilrf faced Paul­ ino Uzcudtin, tiie colorful Spanish htavywenght, in the ring at Elibcts Field last night. For three rounds it was unquestionably tin* worst heavyweight fight seen here in years hut in the fourth the Boun­ cing Basque slipped under the giant negro’s left arm and whack­ ed him a right hook to the chin. Wills fell like a log. It was the first real Mow that the short-armed Paulino landed. Wills lay on his hack, the whites o f his eyes lolling. As the ref­ eree began to toll the count, Wills squirmed to a half sitting posit­ ion uud regarded Paulino with a sickly, bewildered look. At the count of nine he arose, groggy, nnd weakly extended his long left for protection. Paulino rushed headlong at the giant negro. He shot a flurry of lights, and lefts at W ill’s head, a left hook finally clipping him on the point of the chin. Wills went hack against the ropes, limp and spent, reeled and fell. This time Wills did not hear the count. He was out. Paulino promptly turned a flipflop in the ring ami otherwise, in iiis inimitable manner, exuded bis delight. Fitting at the ringside was Jack Sharkey, world’s heavy­ weight championship contendei], who whipped Wills in thirteen \Brand of Orlando < • 1 t'M Very Special For MEN Shantungs $19.50. Silk suits known ns "the coolest ob­ tainable." Extra trousers Linens $11.50, White, serv­ iceable, smart suit* special at § 11.ill). Extra trousers Woolens $28.75. Tropical worsteds -were $35. Other woolen suits reduced froth' f50 to $29.76. Sporting Equipment has a. new auto— w atch CHICAGO, July 14.— (IN S )— Miss Mildred A. Doran, school toucher of Flint, Mich., hopped aff from Checkerboard Field here to­ day on the second leg of her pro. posed flight, from California to Hawaii. The plane was piloted by Angie Pedlar. Tho destination was Tulsa, Okla. Will lain F. Mullonka, wealthy business man, who is back­ ing tho trans-Pacific hop, was a third pn iengcr. Miss Doran run. templates hopping o ff for Honolulu August 11. POISONED I1Y GASOLINE JOHNSON CITY, Tenn., Jul> 11 (IN’ S )— Winston Shupe, 17, tiled Ir.tc yesterday ns the result o f pois­ oning from gasoline inhaled while attoniplinng to siphon gnsoline from the tank o f a truck. Young Shupe was getting gasoline to aid u stalled motorist at Ids home near here by the use of a smnll hose and accidentally swallowed some of the gasoline. rounds last September. “ Wills certainly wasn't that terrible when 1 fought him," euid Sharkey. "How about Paulino—he’ s n real contender now," Sharkey was asked. Sharkey regarded the flip-flop­ ping Spaniard wth derision. " I only hope," he said, "that I get a shot at that Paulino, before some one else does. He is awful. The Little Gray 109 Volusia A v e New Linens Cards For All Occasions ON SALE AT’ ALL NEWSSTANDS JULY 29th 4 N ew Books in the Lending Library Subscriptions $2.50 yearly, in advance 1 ■•■fj (111 iltl l!* i �_____________ PAGE roun Whoopin' It U p For Cal and Ma T H E SANFO RD H E R A L D . T H U R SD AY. J U L Y I t, 1,927 .. ... KELSEY CITY _ Blue Blood Lived Up to Her Nam<j Now We Have Pirates o n h eA ir rornmts* laid for new db—hnll here. is n Prescription for Miliaria, Chills and Fever, DenRiie or Hilious » ever. It hills the terms. We have npnrtmrntn ntid has. cnlnwa for rent or sole on (hr Ih' jicIi , either stile of the Mali, fax Itlvcr, or any seel Ion of the Halifax country. We kno* where the desirable places arc 'hat nre priced right, [I.ct m prove it to you. P O D IA T R Y MEALING OINTMENT is the best ever produeed for F L | 0 | IU !D A SORES, Cracked Toe W ei is, Ecze­ ma, Chafing, Reel Hug ami Mosquito Bites. It stops IT CH IN G . IS # * # i. I: I IT IS SOOTHING At all Hrug Stores, f>0c, or write PODIATRY PRODUCTS 102 South Ilenrh Street Daytona Reach, l'lu. 121 MugnoliaAve. Phone ir>27 D A Y T O N A REACH A Winning - C. C. Julian. Los Atipeles promoter who owns station KMTR. started out one night recently to tiroadcast the ' ‘ Inside facts” of the collnpse of the Julian Petroleum Company, with which he formerly was con­ nected. Immediately shrieks and howls rent Hie n!r. Julian’s voice was drowned out whenever lie tried to broadcast that night. Julian has ashed the federal radio control body to Investigate. Expert! «ay (mother elation iuterleicd. lE H C - 1 ■* '■ f o p * 1 Tio l e n e Epigram ! The Twins of Power sa y districts, following the breaking of dykfs in South Anhwei. According i to reports received here from Wullu. Waters 10 feet deep nre re-j SHANGHAI, July 11. (IN S ) — roiled devuslnting villages along M o lij I ha i I .licit* persons have the river. been jdmwtu d and c M o ita lv e losses M IA M I — IS liable Nlit*cL of property, c lo p s , mill ell til,* Floods Destroy Crops In Chinese Districts hhVe,been >nrn dom'd b y floods the Kinv I '. d v t and IHslan in Shim M etal & It o o f i n g W orks w ith i a [ill nl i zn lion o f S7f>,tklt) grunted i barter. SUBMITTED 0 Y LEONARD n fR R ELL ROUTE A Ei 18? CLEARWATER down When a , cowboy band from Terry, Mont., came cluttering down the trull to the Blnck Hills game lodge where President f ’o'didge is va­ cating, they brought along a nice cowboy Milt with ('ill’s nickname worked on either side of the chaps. The president donned the picturesque dresa of th old wild west nnd the hoys whopped it up for hint. W e a t h e r Illness Here’s ono filly whoso nnmo la not n mlslcndcr. Sho Is llluo Blood whoso winning of a taco at Homewood paid backers JJC5. flO for ■ )2 jiuri-mulnol ilrkot. L. Kvorett, owner Is shown congratulating Jockey L. Hardy oil Ills splendid ride. By the way, ho hud $20 b«i mi Illitft WnmL eating the proper foods Fru its nnee n dny — n rcnsminlilc iinmutit o f hut* I**’, r^gs, milk, jm ns nml jellies find n plenty o f good hrend *— I lie h e l l e r the lire.’id, the healthier the hodv. Kum'Kow" Ready for Summer Henry Pu-YI Lives Quietly A t Tientsin With His Twi W j v e . s j Prefer* l|is P i J ' s c n f L ife To That A s Emperoi PEKING, July ll-(IN S ) Henry Pti-yl, common Chinese citizen of today, but once occupant of the Dragon Throne, may have little political acumen, hut he lias a num­ ber o f other little tricks with which to amuse himself and two wives in their Tientsin retreat. The Mnnchu Emperor llstian Hetw**n Cleveland ind Sandusky,"nlong'the" shores of I.nke'TCrln la Tung as lie really should lie called, "R um Row ," one o f the strangest settlements In the country. Twenty has just passed his 21st birthday Iftrgo wlno casks of 1000-gallon capacity, wrlth r. steeping porch and although he personally is very tacked, o/i tho front of each, form the unlnuo summer homes colony. anxious to travel abroad, the Imperial family blocks his desires. Therefore lie lives in the Japanese Concession Tientsin in a foreign IIow ’Hout P a it M a Vanderbilt? II; mm Tung is that o f changing ....... with one hand. Bad eyes make it necessary for him to wear two kinds of glasses and when lie M IAM I, Ma., July II (IN S ) wishes to change he fascinates State, county, and city officers S k ills by deftly picking up a pair were today seeking \V. A. Menas, ,f r.n the table and switching them of Miami lb 'nidi, an einployi<‘e ot into place of the removed pair in tho city finance departmentt. fol- |the twinkle of an eye. lowing Hie (list overy late ycsler There is not the slightest expecday o f a in municipal i (niinn in tlie mind of anyone,much funds estimated at 821,000 less of Henry Pn-yl that he or auylluddleson ,,,u’ else will ever ascend a Chinese According to city finance director the missing i throne again, hence his contentrush b largely mane received in a ,n, nl !l1 being a plain citizen. In |last minute rush to pay taxes and which means is alleged to have hand led under a surety bond of I $5,00(1. The ini'* dug clerk is reported to > have gone to Atlanta, his former home, for the Fourth o f July vaca­ tion, but be failed |o return, lie lias not been heard of slliev. half M liozfn titled Europeans, bus ■ Just sett See Service Station Managerabont our Special Savings Plan ltsa good Proposition Ticlencw PertrivWtan/d I , • -MOTOR ./ft / f Q > P R IZ E OFFER A m e r i c a n B a k e r i e s Co I’ipp'a charges me to be publish­ ed July IT) in the American Heb­ rew. “ You fellows are afraid to print those attacks on the Jews. Now, I wantl them printed and I will take lull responsibility," pipp quotes Kurd iis saying in I'.i'JO. Ford disclaimed all responsibil­ ity for tlie articles in his public apolcgy to the Jews last week. j r I nth daily A V * hem year G t w r T w o iiz tt; s e n d in a t io l e n e Builds Sturdy H ealth DUNNKLLON — Now Lust ness block to lie erected in Du mi ellon. TAVARES — Plans under way r erect ten o f new theater here. I i i : i ' \ ii i »n x r o r T i n ; i v n u t i i i u f S l „ \ X P O K I’ ICK ul UAINH.s. VII.I.C, I I.OIHJ'A June is, Ni»l l*"« I h 1i «11**11y « Iv t*11 111ii I i *11it r t »■tt If .Itllkths «if rhuhiMl.i I ’ hHHl.t, win#, on ort«»in*r n. !!•!{», madn 11••ti|iv| .mi Kni t-y. No. 013KR3, fur of N w 1,, H» i t ion ;ici 'pnw11nIi I n SI I S, JIn vi iU«• 'A‘A !*„ Ta I Li lut**• <■ M*‘ i Id In it. lid* Dlril tidtln of l|itt*ltl(iui I i ftidkt ('••nirnutittlnii Proof, to «-«• liililUti i -Li I ih to tin- Id fol ulio vf i|«'. tM’ i II h’ i I, lo-foii* Uh i |( ( ' l i m i t t*0iiit f nl Hanford, Florida, on lint r«th day o* AuiHihl, t!l 2.i * #la i *it r« nl tuiiin h jin u i i : T. ■■ I*aiM*. of <*li ill not a, Plot hlil It G «*••», of <‘liiil not a. r io t Ida. I* It I m nli'l, of i 'll nl imtii, I ’ lorhld Mari% SI in n, o f riiuliiiitn. Florida. * W P ** A t All Three Stations i * f"r*mii 111*141Htf'f J. (J. S H A K O N A l l o t nrjr-nt -l.nw ind save money Will practice In all the court* Examination <-l A hairnets c l Lam) Titles given especial attention In the W orlds latest eighth wonder In the construction of the world’ s latest eighth wonder—the new Madinon Square CJarden, N ew Y o r k — Lone Star Cement was used. Many large engineering developments urt» being built with this super-quality cement. Discriminating architects, engineers and contractors specify Lone Star because, month in nnd month out, its quality never varies, By handling high-grade products like Lone Star Cement, and by giving courteous, on-time service, we havs built our reputation as headquarters for dependable building materials. Make Our Bath House And Pool Your HcadcinartiTM When You Pome Over 200 Oak Ave the marriage matter ■ Sanford, Fla,— Telephone 536 definitely by becoming -Mrs. Henry J Gussawajj^iivin 3rd. Ilcury Is 25. * He is pictured above with Ids bride. JJ Grace d ii^ t consult the wishes of her purenU, General And Mrs. Cornclius V n ricrbilt, about tho ceremony. K1ifjju st hurried to the New York CitVIHull with Henry for m £ JJ ■ ^ EP IG R A M . F IV E DOLLARS PAID FO R EACH ONE PRINTED sinfct and split bay T h e W a t e r ’s F in e world’s rfehc.d heircssos, remitted m ■ engaged nt one time or another to ■ Jacksonville, Florida, a h e l l e r hrend! Look! Grace Vanderbilt, 27, one of Ihr n SEABOARD OIL C O M P A N Y ' ar Bath House or Suits CEMENT Hurry Over Often! 2nd. & Mnuiiulia, 1OtH and Sanford, 1st. & Mur or Jones Tire Shop Lone Star Cement Is mtde by tha Alabama Portland Cem ent C<fc Birmingham, Ala. iaW dlary of International Cement Corporsrtes �PAPE FIVEi THE SANFOtlD nEHALD. THURSDAY, JUI.Y 1 1 .1927 M/MMT MACE* lone \8 \T± FT0P3— MAK.MONS 7— Situation Wanted Sanford Automobile, Co. 200 Magnolia Ave. Phono 137 PE R M A N E N T — position wanted by steady reliali'* nan. Out doorf THE N E W SANFORD IlOOSTEIt ” ... .selling . m . . ox work preferred. ST.ie plate only $1.(10, Studebaker perieme and accustomed to pnyrod agency- Ask for carbon juice with gasoline- stops the knock. San wi.rk. Post record and names ••( eniploylrs gladly furnished. Ad­ Juan Carafe Co. dress |». i). Uox 317. Fairmont, W. Va, LINCO LN — FOItli — FORDSON Edward Higgins Inc, Financial Commercial A Palmetto. Phono Jill 8— Infonl Daily MeraW IT AD. R A T E S ht»: (?aKli to Advance np ack will he received rims and collector went atcly for payment. ............ 10c n line .............. he a line ........... 7c u line t-rates on request. SANFORD Overland Co. Willya- WONKY—- to loan on Improved tieKnights A Overland Whippits.1 residential pro[»ort> .n I’nrk & Commercial sta, FI one fig. Stnfc»i*.| at 0 per cent Interest, no .. _________ — ______________ _ |brokerage. Address Loan P, O- Uox SEM INOLE HUDSON- ESSEX ) 803 City. INC 1 1 — iMiscelluncnus 203 Oak A vs Phone 41 1 CAR AW NING S,—keep out the 4— Business Service dazzling sun and drizzling rain, I car owners need them, $3.fit) a pair I YOUR BUSINESS card appear- is dirt cheap. Salsemett and sales­ ladies are cleaning up with this , ing daily in this column will newest auto necessity, call or write for particulars, Auto Awn­ j reach over 3,(KM) every day! ing Co. II Hall llldg. reduced rules nr« lor l.itive insertions. Lords of average length Luted a line. Tniuiu elm rye of dOc for L e r i ion. . ladvertlainij is restricted t-r elttHsificntioli. i-rror is made The Suit.ra|d will he responsible iv „ne Incorrect insertion. Jvertiser for subsequent I,,is. The office should he Li immediately in case of Phone 148 ! M KLROURNK— $200,00(1 bond, GREEN COVK SPRINGS—City I FORT M KYKRS— llids reqtu-i. FOR RKNT , 25— Exchange •issue voted for municipal improve- ( ‘otnmlssion of Green Cove Spring* , ‘d for installing storm sewer in .*> ROOM UNFURNISHED S T U C - _______________________ ________ jlnrious city streets. renrglnUed recently. CO II UNO A LOW. 2 HKD ROOMS, i j A v r lltlJCK I AND will trade ments In this city. 1,1 ^ ‘I S f “ r •'oust* mortgages or both “ 2, r~ T ~ ■ r.I'lt IILN (equipped with electric In j,. ^ r> j.., „,j|t.s front town I M l. DORA ( «.ulrm t let for range), UA'I’II (with hot and cold on f g.J. p ,, |»(1V t%j0# ml,: construction o f road from Ml. Dorn Kcgulpr Trips To water). LOCATED 2300 P A LM E T ­ Orlando, Flu,-’ ’ i to Lake Join. UK KEN SPR IN G S P A R K TO AVKNU K. R ENT SUMMER Every Thursday, Saturday ‘ RATES. I HONK 118. 2I»— Miscellaneous For Sale ------------------------------------.. j -I-ROOM Cottage, unfurnished, for] D Men’s Linen Wash Suits 75c nr i Sunnily eg’.slralion Noliice I.raving Sanlord at 2:30 P. M. rent. 1701) block, $26 a month. FOR SALE:... CORNER LOT IN Returning At ..........8:tt0 l\ M, PINKHUKST. ONE BLOCK Iln\ 1700 cure Herald. FOIt SPE CIAL ELECTION. FROM FRENCH. CASH TALK S. Hound Trip 50 Cents The Registration Books of the MAKE AN OFFER. REPLY LOT Ill— Houses For Sale InettidiRg Admission CARE HERALD. ,I City of Sanford, Florida, will he (One Day Service SI.(MU To Pool FOR S A L E ;— FOUR ROOM COTopen Wednesday, July <’dh, 1327 i*a, any! . , '* ............. CROSS-TIES— and TAOE ON ONE OF BEST LOTS 1 E M • ttid will clove Monday, July 261 h, Y A C H T VVELAK A grade or diniemdon. ON M AGNOLIA AVENU E. NE AR '■ *! 1!>27. SOUTH SIDE SCHOOL.- P K lC B l^ r II. Hindi, Geneva. Also Available fur Charier At the City Hall. REASONABLE. TERMS TO SU IT ileasopahle little PURCHASER. OWNER BOX 431 WA.VI TO SELL six acres of corn, L. R PH ILIPS P IIO N C 475 See Capl. Hire seed-hod covers, frames, wires, CARE HERALD. cut-away harrow, cultivator and; City Registration Officer. iFOR S A LE — Small house- auto- other farm tools. Sell cheap for ] nuitic pump. Well sprinkler in quick sale. It, II. care Herald. garden and over lot. 70 feet front, a •!• ■!•i|..{. 4- -;..j..;..j.,;..j..>4.+4..y.;.4..:..}..|.4.+4.4.4..p.j..;.4..H..:..!.4..j. {■•}•++ *-+•> + + + + H-+ ■!■+•:■++■!•+-V++-t” t-+++-t-s|3«’J feet hack. All fenced Price FOR QUICK SALE- upright pi­ 4* $600. Cash $100. Balance monthly, < ano, good condition, $1IHI cash, Inquire for Toney. Gindervllle. | 117 l oplar Ave, Sanford Laundry O n T h e W o n d e rfu l O c e a n B e n ch A t D a y to n a -and it costs so little n 12 word! 12— Wanted MADISON— Rond between Mad­ FOP E.M.r .ONE OF BEST FIVE ROOM BUNGALOWS ON ison and Greenville living paved ad for one month costs only $2.00. ] W A N T T o DO SEWINU for small PALM ETTO AVENU E. IN S A N ­ with asphalt. [n a d v e u t i s e b s Ilmtie 118 FORD HEIGHTS. CORNER LOT. hoys and girls. Phone 828-J. Herald representative EQUIPPED WITH ELECTRIC Just usk for "Classified Depart* MEN AND WOMEN ...of good ap­ RANGE AND W ATER HEATER,Lhly lnmilini with rates, 1 and e1ao*i«»cation will pearance to work for a local con­ PRICE LESS TH AN M AR KE T ment” lM eompA'te Information, cern. Easy work, full or spare time, VALUE, TERMS TU SUIT BOX I • Vi you wish, they will assist 1good remuneration. Pay every day 16 C.O. HERALD. CLEAN UP YOUR OLD W ALLS wording your want ad. Apply to The Herald Office. W ITH THE NEW W A L L P A IN T it nmro effective, FOR SALE: FIVE ROOM NO.VKTIIINO NEW AND BET­ 12- A FARM TOOLS W A N T E D " SPANISH BUNGALOW ON TER. FOR FURTHER IN FO RM A­ ll'OKTANT NOTICK will prove an Ideal Stopping Place for you PARK AVENUE, 2 CAR OAR* TION. C A LL PHONE 235-J OR W A N T TO BUY tractor, disc plow, i RACE. NICE LAW N, IM MEDI­ harrow, ditcher. W, M, Young, rrdrers should give their and your family during the Summer months SEE, V. P. CO LLIN, SANFORD. 20U N. Park Ave. Tel 777 or 77b. ATE POSSESSION,— C A N ’T II13 0r pusloffiee address us FLA. BEAT FOR THE PRICE, TERMS or on your week end visits. Only a stop to the their plume nun.her if $200.00 CASH. BALANCE 18— Ktmnt.s W illi Hoard fle'ire results. About one Depend on M ONTHLY. BOX I IS CARE HER­ ocean. out of a thousand has R O YAL CLEANERS & DYERS ALD. Iplione and the others We clean anything. Do till kimia of IBIAI AND ROOM. including i comnuudeute with V*11 plaiting. Phono 481-J. Imth $8,01) per week, also upait -ij|— l*'urnts l-tir Stile I H E minute you put your feet In u they Know your address. ment for rent. S2ii W. 3rd St. I_ PHONOGRAPH.... repairing, piano J_____________________ _________ " T i r " hath you feel pain being Idlscunlinuance M CI''I' he BEST BUY IN AGItH Ul.TIJKdiawn out end comfort just soaking in. tuning by experts with 17 yt-ura i< iCtmm-* U 'ith n iil llim rit jin person St The Sanford experience. Sanford Music Store I U UUniH " ,,nuul nunru ALLAND How good your tired, swollen, burning |tilliu or by letter. Tele, at'd Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & 11 Mo. feet feel. " T i r " draws out the poison* disrontinuances nre not that cause lender, aching feet. Lander Arcade, Phone 832 j THREE — unfurnished rooms, 311 In The Stnte Of Florida Elm Ave. " T i r " takes ell the soreness out of In the flowing well district near BUILDING BLOCKS — irrigation ! Sanford, with clay subsoil. On corns and callouses. Get a box of " T l x " ous . Prompt - Efficient boxes and general cement work 15— Apartment Fur llent the highway ami one mile from at any drug or department store for • Service Miracle Concrete Cn. J. E. Terfew cents. It R. station. End font torture forever—wear tmailer willeger, Proy. 3rd and Elm. FURNISHED rooms for light Already cleared, Perfect sinus, k ee p your feet fresh, aweet ami cnn ia? housekeeping, with or without drainage. LAN EY.S DRUG And Found comfortable. C I XVn nro garage, (518 Laurel Ave. Virgin soil of unsurpassed fer­ \V script iuna, Drugs, infill. Soda, set ipiions. Soda. We arc r* ^ * tility, will grow anything. as near you us your phono. Cal! 103 FOR (R ENT— Wager apart men v.i. U): last Saturday night 1,00(1 Acres in units of 6 n< »-os, “On The Ocean” clean, cool, cozy, especially well ns ninny as von ••.'ant esses were stolen front my LUMBER and c o m p l e t e line o f HBi Hickory A v e n u e . I o b u i l d i n g material. I ajw prices, located, 71)8 Earl Street, Daytona AT \ PRICE SO LOW IT W ild lucuting and- returning Security Lumber Co., “ Where Good Bench. Week or month utility fur­ "Make Your Head Swim” Mies I w i l l give it reward. ■Grades Come From" Maple anil nished. Home Seekers, Here Is Your were sii:e -10. Black satin, Sixth. Phone 797. Chance APARTM ENT— |lk, Monde silk with three , ; FURNISHED It May Never Come Again front of skirt, lavender CONCRETE in every shape and Three rooms and bath, all mod­ If you can make a small cash framed in tun, and maid’s ' form, blocks, tile roofing, orna- ern conveniences, good location payment and finance your first ah.* little tan grip, lu-nit I mentals, etc. bunfnrd Cement Prod- reasonable tent. Phono 831-J. crop, it will easily pay fyr the nets Company, Fifth and Muple n, 11 HI Hickory Avenue. land. Sts. Phone 112-W. TWO rooms, kitchenette and hath: If you are looking for n "Snap" beautiful outlook; ull improve Here It Is . Cl*ABENCE SMITH IninitHT merits munis; nUrnrtlvdy furnished, See Me At Once General Contractor moderate rent by week. Young's W. M. YOUNG 100 West First Stre*g Apartments, office 200 N. Park ItTION and PLUM BING — Bargains In Real Estate at Phone 44) Ave. specialty. We hantlle electric Park Ave. und Commercial St pumps, home light unit M E TA L KOOFiNG— The Roof” Ev­ TWO NE W — nicely furnished itiis. Sanfold Machine Co. erlasting. Metal shingles; a part menu. $26 per month. 916 21— Acren^e For Sale standing seam tin and gulvuuizod » ulomUiUes roofs. See James H. Cowan. Uuk W. First St. Phone 207. • ve. and Thud St. Phone 111, COUPE,— A -l condition, lfi— Houses For Kent 21-j ACRES,— furnished house, Organized 1908 tires, Dossier shoek-ab- WlUHT-CUKlSKNHKKk'k PRIN T good well, near Fmdu- $2601 price $96, Sominole The SHOP — Printing, Engraving, j FIVE-ROOM HOUSE, reasonable.i tush, balance like rent. Apply a t 1 \\\ W. First St. San .Insin Garage. Embossing. Seo uh first. We ito i Phone 830-W. it. Phono 417-W. It. II. Avenue-j I DODGE SIX ROOM HOUSE for rent, coi­ MUCK LAN D S A IIK VAI.DADLK Commercial Street. pf cars ami Graham Trucks Just three mites from the cili ner Oak uj)d Evans St. after M I'iih St. Phone 3, limits on highway I have eight July 20, Phone 211. acres of muck lands that can be 0 — Help Wanted (M a le) NS £ COWAN CO. auto! EIGHT ROOM— housu for rent at bought for $600 nti acre or s|«!cial ASSETS r and sheet metal works,! 808 Elm Ave. $36 per month. Five price made on all of it. Thirty ch Ave. Phone 710-W. HAVE 12 ACRES, 8 acres of room cottage at Panin, adjacent acres in entire tract Includes c il­ muck, want a good man to take to school house, $26 per month. ia- lands und other good garden $ 18,800.78 Cush in [LitiIts . ... lANPOItl) jJUICK CO. it on shares, P, O. Box No, 1)0, Or­ Furnished cottage at Flora Heights land. Fine place for poultry and 212 Magnolia Ave . 7 Hi,HI 10.00 lando, Fla. i $26 per month. See Jno, I). Jenkins truck of all kinds, Men can muko Mori kurus Kticeivubh' . ............ ......... i living raising bulbs, rolery, vegePLone 387 Court House Sanford, Fla. 5,500.00 Slock Loans Itucuivahlo ........................... | tables and poultry for Sanford utnl, HOYS W A N T E D —Can use fivu MODEL TRIM CO. 0,80-1.81) bungalow for rent I Orlando markets. Address R.\A, C. good Ixiys who arc hustlers. Can 6 ROOM Accounts Uceoivithle (Secured) ................... fim the cur, not the owner with hath nod garage, on French core Herald. This will not he mi earn its high us a dollar on lifter7 ,‘180.07 Itcal Kstate Owned ......................... shone 817 for estimates noon. Apply Circulation Depart­ Ave., near lltii St. Phone 22) or | market long. If you do not think I this land is worth the price try to I’. W. RADFORD . 752,080.00 rail at 801 Park Ave. ment Herald. Installment Stock Siihscriplions Ueceivnldo Iniy Mime o f the muck lands in. 884.08 Fiirnilui’c unit Fixtures ......................... other parts o f the country. f Fhe Breakers Hotel \ * Special Summer Rates T" Extra Special Week End Rates “T I Z '’for tired aching feet The Breakers Hotel Sanford Building & Loan Association Sanford, Florida Condensed Balance Sheet A s O f June 1927 "BY WII.IJAMS OUlt W A Y Home [ " JAC KFO N VILLE — cwners show to he held in Duval I r m I County armory October 15-22 = ] I DADE C IT Y — Bailey Fire & Ten : i Cent Store to open branch hero . September 1. WE. G O O S ! B ole o' W O O D S ! / <g • Ell«V i ‘r u. * V/ ..............................? ................. -■ ..... 500,100.00 Inslallmcut Stuck IsaUBfl ................................................ 011,800.00 ............................... ............... ....... ........... IIIU I e Sllll S WltllOIlt erlldMiM. surgery, tte iilm e n ls or I ' t l T I I I N — .til lu je c p iee s . 1-4 e s s e s * In-old ■I ' .......pi leu I Inn s $1,511,488.80 T O T A L L IA B IL IT IE S A N D N E *!' W ORTH Williams, Monohnn and Asaoclntea Public Accounts and Auditor* Sanford ,Flu. By J. S. Williams C ertified Public Accountant yy Hoard of Directors ■ f • ■— l>e L s mu r J rsollon rit oanlust Ibirr u s e o f rlusllc or w r li trussi n lilt u n d e r - l <• strops, us snoir rrst i>i h e r e I b r l o t o p F J Is mill not w h e re th e o p r o lo a I p ro d u eio a 10,119.40 11,120.81 CERTIFIED CORRECT; lo g a vast advancement o v e r nil (••liner methods— e x in iid tr y ln s In- ; elMIllulleolls e ffe c ts Immediately utipreeliitile nod w lttislm olliia uny strain or position-. no< m a t i r r Hu .ilxi or loeiiiloir l,arite or itifflc n ll ■uses, or lliclslollltl ruptures <f o l ­ lo w in g ofoTultons. speelnlly s o lic it- 1 1,1. Thts lot.not IIlid III Siutlli. prodoelions, mefllcul 3,747-OQ . Undivided 1’ rufits "T h e Soerm ntle Sh ie ld w i l l not o n l y i el illn a n y rim e o f r i i p l n r e pertec 1 1V. but e o n l r a e t s th e o p e n i n g iii in day* on tki avtrsa* taa*, 0 »*i //? , 214.75 5,851.75 Paid Up stock Turned........................................................ R es erve fur Dividends J‘ It Seeley, *,f t ’ lile u g » anil I ’lillU<lel|illlll, tllo ImleO expect w ill |>elHonslly l*e nt the A lig le ld lt hole , unit w ill reiniiln In Orlmiilu K rld a : ! ■ •■lily Jnl> Ifoli fro m :• a. in. till r. r t l |i III. M r Seeley ell y e : X. utfc ........... Reserve Fund ....... . RUPTURE n3 \ Accc.untH Paynliiu Real Kstato I jouiih Faynblc F .X I'K IIT i i k h i : a HO o i l m t a l m * alli-ni|it to l i n n e f* | stiiiin,. tin- unit ilc i't-lvf i In- iiulmc. i_n 7 U A H 1 M T IK S STARKE— Seahord Air Line Railway Company lets contract for . installation of automatic Idork sig- [ mils between Starke and Coleman. * r ffe $ 1,511,488.88 T O T A L AN Slvi’S w T . J Miller, President; H. It. Stevens. Vice President; A . P. Connelly, Secretary & Treasurer; Forrest Lake L. F. Whittier, Julm Meisrlt. I). L. Thrasher, It. 11. Chapntan, S. O. Shlnholser, George A. DeCottcs, Attorney o e i'rs s llu - luiu s u r a ( r e I o p e r a Moo s M r Seeiey hu~ i l iw ilin c td s f r o m the r o l l e d Siuies ciovirnnient, W nsiiinaton Jf"* 2=J j^ R O E S A R E M A D E -M O T BORM. j t .r .v( iLLiam 3 n u * >xr an it *r S«A MXWCC hfcJ t> i ' f o r l o s t .... . l i e w i l l lie g ln d in d - o i o n s t r u t e w l t l i o o t r p a r g r or lit tin in I f d e s i r e d , tins ness de­ ni;. ruts s t o p p i n g ui any o t h e r |d.i ilil*■*’ III tills M'l'tlljll. '. It— J'.tery s t s l r m r s l I this s u t l e r hss h e r n v e r i f i e d lietwre Ike I ’r d r r s l sod S ls fr f'o o rts . K II P B R » l « Y . Home i if f h e , ||*X. P e n r l o i r n Kl. i ’ h h'suo. I ’ , s, —- I ’ r s o d W u m l u s — H e w s re ,d T r a n s i e n t I m p a s t o r s u ho I m i t a t e a a J i- lr a tr t h e v o i d i n g o f m y &d«. l| mJ i ] L, A S O U N D IN V E S T M E N T per cent paid on all stock, payable semi-annually. Talk to any banker in our city. Help your city grow —-help yourself anti your family— set aside funds for you** child’s education. 8 Iff � 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 14, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 14, 1927. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 14, 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