298 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/112727d812fcbfc2066c8d97d04c3cab.pdf b9187032293c5564bcec42ff7a4162eb PDF Text Text JS T H E W H ATUER y O lJ R N E W S P A P E R •< p v» < a s * t i r f f * r i m r *1 ■ L l i s j ie d in L w o r ld ’s G re a te s t V e g e ta b le Iction. Its R ich est G ard en L » n d , M i: n o ._ X V II. r t \ tod I’jft y 1 T#a • \$l PpF. hi j.eastMl W ii A Florida, generally fair tonight and Sntunlay, except scattered thundershowers Saturday afternoon. • * V M on iju r A u d it Hun ui O f C irc u la tio n s Inlornalionnl News S en in- Vv .f pjfi > T M ^ :r1 \ ! U;{ j5C M7 R )••t *|jl Ml M (•! •yv v cL i/i IULw ? B crease In M em ber-''J!jA O A U dlf whip Of Commission lAlini And Hudgct Matter IAre Widely Debated •ople W, ill P „ , ass [non Six C h an ges l KILBEE’S SPEECH ™LIVENS DINNER F TRADE BOARD C ou n ty C im m ission cr A n >er(s F ill C o n slrn cted On W e ;l S id e O f N o P ra c tic a l V alu e NYilhonl S om e R ela tn n m In trep id F lie rs R ad io F o r H elp A s I ’ ilul Sends P la n e T o Tho weekly luncheon o f tiio s u r fa c e nr P a c ific ; l«e- fliam tur of fmnnteicn today waa mtrl \\ ei>a : th e r F a v o r s T h e m j , p ort W n talk made by E. -------j K. Kilhee, county commissioner _ow\ n H iu © ft j La C 1ATLANTANWINS TITLE FOR 2ND a 'REE MEN HANG' IN TOILET JAILYARD tin Camp JolmsQti Men Begin Rifle Shoot DtflTADE1 ijiili1Oiviii <’ \\li> JOHNSON, Kin., July _ (1 N S ) Florida’ 4,000 n M onal guardsmen are today fir-; - away «m Camp Johnson* ;ln an.l machine gun rmtgDf i.Iuf MijiPivisioii of Colonel] nr If. Wilson, reglmpntnjj Cl * nniurtpdor. Wilson was desig­ nated u.i i.mge officer yijiterdnv by Odor.d Vivian Collins, i amp commander. \v j w in ) M en (Jo T o Dcnlh F e a rle s sly O n e ‘ S in g in g , O ne P ra y in g , A n d One C u rs in g ; L eop old M en tion ed A s C o n sp ira to r Deadlock Continues Tn Arms Conference GENEVA, July 15. (IN S )— Admitting t Imt their view­ ; •h it. are •till far apart, the r h .11••I Japanese drloj’.ii.b n !" the trl-paliIto naval di-armament cnrtfcrcnri* decldcd today to continue private tielioti Ui in for nnqlhcr week In an effort to leaeh a basin of agreement. SANFORD BANK IS ypA D IN CCRICQ ASSIMILATED B Y 4m K m Shoots 72 Holes In Re­ 2 LOCAL markable Score Of D eiio sits A n d R e s o u rc c s O fT h e S a n fo rd Hank & 'I'ru st C o m ­ pany T a k en O v e r H y F irs t N a tio n a l, S em in o le Hanks 285, Or 7 Under Par; Gets British Record English Gallery Honors Champion JOLIET, im , July JlpCflNS) The deposit ii and resources o f the flic : anting, one praying and on.1 — • I Sanford Hank and Trust Company, three men dropped to * ' III. • r il’.’ntlui fro:m a i’allows in the K vorylllill^ f s Sc( Lotion, C,lyhave # youbeen nKC“liilisorbcd f,nftncia1byInthe atl' » ___ • Jail yard today Close i First National Hank and the Hemi- Other Players ste 1Iti* i \> were iuingi •d at *7:15 o’Inc Of Heaviest Votes , ;.r Fov Opening; Guns • i . nolo County Hank, j,nd in tho fu­ Boats Steaming To ,fi.».* ti-m-m, wim ren ted t> a On H is Heels Play k this morning ft>r the killittg jp/n |’ ture nil business in connection with I n City History 1s n bulkhead it construeeled I’c i- M. N. Klein, ill put y warExceptional G o l f ?*f "Glades D ebate |the Hanford Hank uml Trust Cont­ Their Assistance 1on the W *t ude of Sanford t ant Jollnt penitentmry. Expected August 5 I puny will ho transacted jointly l»y ' tlm inuixlefet.i, Robert! u .... j. me . nun In ; being o in;; imon >■ ■ In D e m o n stra tio n s the tin, fill, vhiih thrown. m ST. A N D R E W S , Scotland, 'hales Ducl.ow Ui, uml' IMVratsnUKG, Fla., July phe other two institutions, accord­ Fliers Have Rubber Boat W ith to t h p c o n s tru c t ing to mi announcement today, I W ;; i i hi; c h a rte r election ale-ski, went to Idr. death i IT July 15.— ( I N S ) — Robert T. (IN S )— All was set for tho IS. (IN S ) VI T v Them And FoodSuppllcsForUf the state highway, will wo Tlm action of the 1' irst Nation­ , A muffled curse wilHjnr l 1 w eeks a w a y , in le r i. ening (cun i In the debate liebetween the |»olii • \ uml tla Jones, Jr., gentleman and g o lf­ Kui 10iDays:Plane May NotSink «»«> ,iiMtniclion 1"'1 ,il'’ wm he i punt nml *t -* d al liank and Seminole County Hank oath' the fniinl eov eiin g ].' lion-tratnrs brok ! |i in 'In p iop o etl clm nife., in t a Governor John W. Martin bus been made possible through lie. er first, Inst, and always, tonil It rski. A I'uint hunt, rout-! ' during soelnllM 1 for tmuul t. lout In re cji v ifuvern m en t is reHONOLULU, July 15— (I N S )— the wild Mtiging nml Herinnli A. Mann, prt ideal of gotiutions which were terminated iluy won the British Open ’ arotest again *' ! he describ- dcntonsl ru Hpeali'u; from what to be in crea sin ff as “ We are going into the sea. in tho jail which (')" Florida Stati > Chandler of today, according to officers o f tlm G olf Championship fo r tho i* i"ts i Imrip .l id as pt iioimd nhw>rv oil, Mr. th.* ncq*ll ■ no!:<c of a file an ( nimcrce, relr^'ng to the Ever- .institutions. i.'ialista nr j i,i|„.nenl and o p p o n en t* o f liavo rubber lu.-at. Send iielp." IwUh Lilli this ncrsecond successive year and, in, bilhee V.aid that filin in iuwe.I their way to gi ole . financing and reelaniation Thus did the little radio abroad Beginning Saturday checks of hers. I nlue, t x- ( wounding tioti are of no pme tic movement a re b eco m in g so doing, broke all scoring the trans-pacific plane “ City of fiom Torrez. Tho policy of tho precent administra­ all depositors w ilfb e paid at either a More lltmi i ' portions have I i,. M-tive. In d ica tio n s are Oakland" early today sputter nut cept when held In pin records fo r the open champ­ f (irnyer occupied o f tho two chunks, it was stated. rtantial retaining wall. Tho coun­ been wounded i . I nine killed, in 1 tion nt the municipal coliseum The completeness of tho arrange­ ionship, both here and in his ] here w ill b o a h ea ted in n last frantic S.O S,, the news ty comniisHlnner churged that tlm the fighting, in la h :0,000 v/orT;- ; "lists storm-1 a roveri itiug hcmm the lure tonight. Practically the en­ ments between tho three hanks hua own country, Antcricn. While a [.ttle ovt r ttie pi »a ?o o f at that disaster had overtaken the i oiilract for tho west sale fill wan oin participated tire •eiiate and House of Repre­ made it possible for the uffuirs of distinctly British gallery wont wild attempt of Ernest Smith, air .' > and mode forfeited after tlm contractor had i d tho Ministry < i lap fell. t',» nf tho provisions, witli . . Invader, . . breaking *»._ Pronto, |jo ji‘heavily, and that boric $Hfl,OOii thilh way in " Hiding, destho | j ..liiii'nl leaders contomplnt- mall pilot, and Emory white figures shot eartli- sentatives of the 1H27 nessinn of the absorbed institution to ho car- over tho his navigator, to fly from CnliJ on the project Imd _ I . i :i>d bunting a ried hy the other two banks with.British record o f 291 nnd Chick troy ing. fnrnltu -cxvn.'ive maneuvsring in nil efoniluvc to mi nio opt linlt at j tli slate leglhlnluiv will ho pres­ walrJ’ d, In connection with the picture of tin* i v-kai ;cr. |.< m I i i r victory to their res- frinia to Hawaii. id of the hempen ropes. ent at the debate. ArrnngomcnU ou» any delay and without any ,Evnns’ mark o f 280, made at MlnThe message was picked up hy inwardhur of llui contract, Mr. Kil; set nflro and Tho mini -ti '­ V-tive Rnuipfl. .1 hung limply. Torrox nr t;i" t.'ir.g made for nn audiopco of inconveniences to tho clients o f the iknhndu in 1010. Hanford Hank and Trust Company. ■ 1 Jones shot tho final eighteen large parts ».r Hu- building wore iad been Torres, wriggled lAUh'iish there are six proposed tho liner California ami relayed to t bee i failed that ho had 110.0(H). A brief statement issued try tho holes this afternoon in a fine 72 I • In; vot" J u p . local the mutual wireless station here, lit, hut after a com -i. tom \y ' a in flames. P<d'. • nil troops were , "l.v. Dm liowHl.i kicked. I pari'd to attach j The message was sent at 5:15 |the chairman of the hoard, . - Had I .nimmomil s ■ durtla’n reconil is Senator John interested hankers said tiiat tho nnd, ns the last putt holed out, , , i i.,tried that the • .......... id thi* jury aVosu I , r tlm Hoci.’ili'tr wi .. h "I taken refuge I , • . mem tl'.e Hvo Hnwuiiun time or 7:45 A. M. (declared: . l IH . r about tho Hour j 3. Taylor o f Largo and Dana s sec­ affairs of tlm local hank had been British reserves suddenly was lost •• 1 " I behind b.irrini.i ■ Iho entire fliv I . whether tlm ir. ' ^r- Pacific c'.nst time. Tho plane caf-|H» want this thnnr. •to . th-. . t>, c i ivi'i i* up 1• ml i ; Senator l>. Stunrt CjUIIh of taken over in the interest of econ­ in the thrill of having seen golf o !■ enough I department w n.1 nut and tl e j r i d 1 1 0 8 gallons o f gasoline. ‘ Well, if you m ’ I i ... ' tity »•( inmi' hnll «i*' p ■i ottnciil 11. ftmiuk Springs. Senator W ill­ omy, and that thu business o f the history written, nnd before Jones 1 am against it 'greatest . xei . . nt I'tvvniled In . : f i lb '. ■ to f : v which Smith estimated would ha It publicly, put . iL down ul 7; i. (am I lodges of Tallahassee, ono of institution will be mulntuined ‘ ns could fscnpe from the green, he privately.” It be city. | ,■ the co:nnv>-ion Dmil o .f 'icien* for 2<J hours flying, was caught by eager hands und uit:« all cut, ft tiovirnor Martin’s, rampnign mtm- in tho (last. Tho commissioner i,dnmn that • “telly on a hud “et plan, fifty vir _ headwinds, however, cut ■in- Mnvt Mi lifted high in triumph. (•i v n in 11 *2 -1 , will art ns' chairman I'.n. na ngo uce. rp .. I., • j'.iate levies of tax being i.ju .jrci >> . l-'rpjth’s v iced, slow- If.tlu M U l waVTnot damage.I liyy Then the mob started for the . we'cati clnMt the gate I o f tno iliibnto. river water, that tho “ mini from L ^Iw. »cvrrnt H i t t jr.7 h5rn nt times to a speed of Heaven would wash it all away. )on't> cr</vvd the aisles.' j Dcvlatinir from the usual ruins M o re T h a n H u n d re d neared edifice o f the club houso IV c cho; It lr.fikmfr It around To miles an hour. The un­ with tho evident intention o f bear­ • fore in tlm history •> Jrn’ the dolmtu tlm two will lint take .• (o divert moneys front favorable winds, H was believed, A « a retort to ’County Engineer In Own :i;ense (" utloiiH, wlines sh ilc-1 uffirmativu or negativo sides o a Cities H a v e T h eir ing Jones triumphantly within but Fred T. Williams’ tali m . m ii. I . to another. ate up tIi;• estimated margin. tho police intervened in time. i sudi a Imaging Imcn I "resolved” <home, their argilil,e fill w ill itand and will > 1 '■ to r four proposed chan-. Startc “ The City ofOakland” is cap­ affected materially' D ire c to rie s H e r e nu lit., being mor«' like uddressos. r h'.'fori* in this itato I _ rail " iHut even then the constabulary | rafted by a eitixenr’ mass able o f remaining afloat for :it ha : i!' h levity been illsplny .'ll bu- It is understood that both will lmd difficulty in claiming Jones .'mi eve nil weeks ago, are a “ least IQ Innirs, it was estimated. cufront . Mr. Kilbee said. * timti(I MS) ■ fort a gallows. In a fll al itutu- ping charge" and counter-charge * MIAMI. Flu deration, l know it will." Directories o f more tlinn 100 from tho crowd before, in tho wild | I.... -: Ilicll)'’, End J. 0:dus In that length of time, Smith and • stab Id nnni' <1 ;; i' he i l«eo- nt each other in reference to tho cities of the United States nnd spirit of their admiration, they did Only 20 incniber utl"inbd . A i .a' rity o f nu ndiers eleclcil Uronte would have uit opportunity day’s meeting whicii war M ivi ni » i pnh i. :<> rviiig a life : i ntel ct* for reported sale of ?IU,000,000 worth Omiiilu are now on file in the Han- ),jm bodily harm. Much elbowing \\ lonsin, in .tli..... imnkuuon ihali constitute to inflate their life raft in case i.| over by H. J Holly. l ’i par t. re lidi fit o f M murder o f HoMiy Fra tl; -i, as of Everglades drainage bonds by ord Chamber of Commerce direct- „ nd prodding was necessary before , lI the 1 help was ntd forthcoming. nrch plotter In t lie pi lilelit 1- the governor to a New York bond cry library, maintained hy the An- the American, laughing, und sometions for the Imat trip t" Jail, "ii* tlm ntnnd In hit \ ...... i| al court b ill bo e lutlay «ry break thut re lilted a the i bouse. Emergency food rations for 10 viliu next week Wein mitlliinl l \ tlm criminal sociut on o f North American Ulroc- whnt red of face in his embarrussI .tli the offs .• of i iiy day« were taken hy the flyers. S< cretail' Trotar, who minounc I wllele hp F t«ry Publishers, .Secretary Trotter ,non» was munocuvered finally in11 1dentil of Klinn. I • ■ ..ppointlvi' by the coniaimourned today. Directories o f to tho Bunaunry of the locked A patented devjcc, whereby tho thut iho resemiliou list Ih pi a • charge mu; ns v incased *' i Morn than 700 pci A1 Smith Planning; union. nearly till the leading cities o f, gasoline tanks can be converted tii ally complete. ncction of ,1m Coa­ tim hanging. Mt-mlx i •: the commi sion to into pontoomi, will buoy up tlm the stale are included. room. H. Do Montmollln o f I’aln'ki Herthij Millm i led to reserved ' victiug jury were I, .. . , . Jones needed to be almost as T o Stum p S la 'e T o |. v rcsolntinn coiilemp- plane if it iH forced to descend to was introduced as a booster '■ < who were (hi ............. ' nnt*f in ftoul of tlm otl: flit Ulltl I ! • ill improvements, and tho surface. In addition to radio, (],,, j,, ,,| v „ l , i i ' l j u " . ” t « Y & r J f !*«■ I., (in, v;t. .lylins-Indian ><v diiii'n hv him nm.wi'red t.» roll (fill as Sheriff D efeatllesm hlicans ’ properly owners tho right flares, and pistol shots for calling ' cr canal, and Ii" olt. Hi I the t.’oiiiinerco service", Mr. T rotU r ishing witii a total of 291, Fred ‘ ’ nail" wlicth r mch Improvements attention to their location, tlm p irt of 1'nlalka in bvhulf < mid. "In tliis library, complete in- Robson and Aubrey Boomer equal­ The d ciifJmi en'erwl tl e.iteIt was i carnival crowd. Tlic led thu old standard, while Joe I - made, and nlrm giving flyers huvo also in reserve two waterway. .Mr. «!«• .Mnntrnollin i A L B A N Y , N. Y., July 15— With foriiialion regarding thu interests " . goriml i Oflilll I, ,.il the stilt* blood-lu t of the Rumn i nrcima .... _ Kirkwood's 74 for a total o f 293 im ' right to designate tim carrier pjgi'ons which they can lined till! benefits to be deir irnlH'iitions thut he will huvo an mtivitlcs and ix'shlenta o f other i <>1i•* <-t treet paving whenever lease in an emerguncy. The bird from tho canal and chuduud ' j , testimony I (>!• |.| o ur hix bein'! was pi<vu . nt n ' tin* ii /!> fought unutiunlly Im y fall, Governor Al cities i.s icadily available, NutiiV-1 brought him. very elosu to the :. ig at an rxc” for vunti o point to viiiw th* murk thut was set hy Juuiea Braid ing nhutts tin ir property, alighting on any vessel in their tlm Inisinens coming from yail |!; intoxlcnti Smith is getting his political wur ally. In. service is free for sing­ in 1908. •J. . i h cliarged. deaths. fivi' rate uf i" r the time of city elections path, might be useful in carrying niupas vi'its would lie a big l>. le i/f cm <■ to oil the public. logs together. Hut wit i n clanging o f hell (iri>t Tuesday after thefir.it O.-ius c lalmrd that a blue car Never in tho history o f golf has to this section, ' ' Im \ i iiion of North AmTho Governor is planning to i . him and wn announcim ; the advent o f tin 0 in licecnihor o f each year, word o f tho plane's position if rvverved i erii .ui Di uiry Puldishers main- then* been such remarkable form A. I*. Connelly followed Mr. other signalling) foils. tninp the ; into III an effort to de­ lie accident. Ii** three eont jutned men, a silenc tho uiih l> (aiding that tlm moyortlm Radio officials here considered MontmoUin's talk with feat the Republican constltutlunal tt"i.t i 11 dii ot more th in 400 di- display us thut whicii Bobby did everythin'! nettled ov’*•r tlm galh' ring. .'iier he cdected by u dl­ that in testified piediction that if tlm uutal is < it unlikely Hint any further radio amendment which would provide a letter, litoaru.t, im olving a to­ Jones used to win his second Brit, —------------ -------' night "ii i ; l' of tile citizens, tal c t r \ i.eding hull' a million ish Open Cliumpionship. slrueted tho yacht bumn . v/o ,,1,1 in his ii<twor dispatches will ho received from fiiur-ycur-lerin fur Governor, the oil H Tk. hu t mimed proposal ')ms mi* util dullais. The association, which L Cold figures tell the remark­ lmcinno an industry ihtoiu I only Negress Disnissed tho Smith plane until a rescuing ‘cl tluns to Im held in Presidential composed of the leading directory iinhle ii 1 '. . a I considorahle interest able story. to tiie production of celery. Mr. raised t< Ho steamship arrives on tho spot. , Poison j years. , . 'l ie re has been lifn d ca publishers o f tho United .States ! F o i Tluowm The four curds turned in by Tho boats nearest the position Connolly said thut us many Governor Smith long has favored and Canada, sees to it that those* Jones follow: hurl, agit u ion for tho pa its C O M verlnd 5,000 yachts a season could be ex­ The ilefe;. • where Smith reported himself doiilding tin term of Chief Kxeculibraries are kept up to ditto.” Tim • i tlic proposal, although testifying. Only a ■mail group of dcfendetits pected to use the waterway. after Oalcin First Round live, hut ho insists tho elections advantages and characteristics of I'. o b: - Ik i n a well defined move- preparing to go down are the 't lie case will g < ; >to the jury lilt*- , fne*'*l Judge Whit** in Municipal Out 4 5 4 4 3 3 4 2 3— 32 t)u> ahoulil Im In Id in the Ho.cnllcd offCuluwii and tho Wllhelminu. 1 ho , Kx.S K K V J(T: M AN' EX KM.' I HI* •Sanford, us a place o f residence, us I ■ ' '■■ ■ of lontlmting the . of *lr i'. ing wliilu Court Oils morning. Of then today. Th* In 4 3 4 4 5 4 4 4 4— 3d—38 offices here years. He Inis ihurgod the Re- an industrial site, uml as an educa­ ‘ ' ret in o f the commission federal telegraph Second Round drunk wan *.rd* i ed disi ui <d hy most 'interesting cm i was that of whicii last worked with the piililh'Hn..' are eeking political tnl- tional center are advertised throu­ Out t 11“ ..re of its own number ns ha Mi rth i Imckwood, MONTGOMERY, Ala., July 15 jinltr 5 144 0 3 4 3 B--37 orf. Calawii, i stimuted the liner was — (IN S )— Murmuring a h in In r him-j vantage in ntt'-mpting to liaxo tlm ghout Die nation, as copies o f eucli In II aji I on Pnge Two) ed with throwing pi prayer 3 2 54 4 4 4 6 $—36— 72 possibly Dill miles away from tho that pleaded fur protection for hit Issue o f thu local directory art* s«hands fure during t tight. Ho was dential year Third Round last given in Smith’s u'’" V " «troni;ly n tho Governor op- ! nt to tho vurious libraries in other Out !.:ui!y hurmd almu tl.. face. Tlm tliiee-year-old son, Clyde Ih '.;' Production rro Be Cut 4 4 45 4 4 0 3 5—38 family Award $28,700 Sposition O, S. woman was dtsinL t*il when it lm- posed to the Republican plan tiiat cities. Batchelor, 27, University of t li. In 3f3 P4 4 4 3 0 4—35— 73 To Meet Over Supply ciuim known that ;.t tlm lime slm he will tour tlu* state, urging tin* aliimnu nnd i . - e i,if . it Among the new directories reContract Today “ We have loM contact with the Fourth Round Culnwii’s radio now,’’ fcderulTolo- went to lii> death in tlm -I'■•ui' threw rtw the poison her unite wn voters to reject thu proposed eently received by the local ciiuin- Out 4 5 5 4 5 3 4 4 3—37 TALLA IIAK S l'.E , Fla., July 1 1 riving ,hi,,.,idnicnt. ving to reach her with u long amendment. her of commerce are the following: In The C 'indy Commissioners in graph officials explained, “ Hut chair here early today for t li3 3 3 4 4 4 5 5 4—35— 72 |— (IN S )— Middle Florida naval the sship • '* __ Wynts New Asaemhly'...... . New Orleans, Galveston, Miami .35— 72. ■' 1 i"ti this morning nwnnl-1that in probably because the up murder of his fatltei -in-luw, Judg ■I stores operators voted to rut na­ knife. 'ill* other ens i on tlm docket t At the Htime time the Governor und Miuma Beach, Tampa, Ht. Pet­ A t U:3Q tonight tho field stood 4 <"titi act fur tl.e construction of j is working on her short m u ' Ijinmr Smith, near Wetuinpka ,ten tal stores production 50 per cent were: Minnie Evans nml ijiiveii 1will uppeal to tho voters to elect ti (.lairg, 1-iki'lutul, Fort Myers, In this urder:— Robert T. Jones, months ago. 1 -I : "a 1xingwood east to Wag- j (Continued on I’agu l,\o) I in order to tope with the over-*u|i- Victoria Williams i luirged with | Melbourne, Eustis and Lake Coun­ U. ,S. A. 285. Aubrey Boomer I ' : I'; "c and Brown con ! ply and prdvuilcnt low prices in disorderly conduct were fined $10' a Democratic Assembly. The Gov. ty and others. Franca, 291. Fred Robson, England, ernor hits t<>H friends lie lielieves ■ Haines City I wm id markets, after u meeting of or •r JO tluys. Until Annie Jones and ho would lx- able to force some of 291. Joe Kirkwood U. S. A . 293. ’.r *kr price of $28,750. The roadI,.T ro o p Three. O f Hoy Scouts S tages i tho Middle Florida Turpentine A mm Colo wore dismissed on e a r t iu j u a k k f e l t ,, Ids pet niensure . through tho ReEarnest Whitcombe, England, 290. about three! and 1Producers’ Association late yes Jimes Barnes, U. S. A., 29C. Arthur •' : in 1<ngth, will connect ■ i i ' a m ; m & B B B B ! terduy. W a te r M eet T h u rs day A t S ilver L a k e k z nagtier with the state highDemocratic Assembly, c°M « « » severe earthquake bus been felt England, 300. Alex Herd. England, l The meeting followed tiiat of charge and finetl or 20 days. |*-*V ' "tin gto Gvcido. la past years muny of the Gov­ in Beirut but no casualties are 300. Charles Jone, England, 301. v.n„ .other naval stores men in Orlan-1 - ---- - — -----------Swain’s Dive: W. Pliilij ernor's measures huve gone down reported, according to advices Jean Gassiat, France, 302. Archie A water meet participated in by -I antmunc d that three ” ’ Ido tuttl in Jacksonville' and follow­ FLORIDA 10 EXPORTS r '-ids, "He of which was said nu mbers of troop three, Roy Scouts Allan Fields. |to defeat, in the Republican Assc- received here. (Continued On Puge Five) ed In their movement to cut down . . m _.1 'rl. necil'l V * *•• thu lllf fucewful MIIOMUI hidU i of Arncricn, '* • •♦T tlmn was slnprod Thursday Fancy Dive: II. latla*, E. Fox. production in order to cope with K EY W EST Fla.. July 15.— I ii'bly after they had been fuvorubly I I" ;> longer time limit^ on ! afternoon „ at ................ Silver Lake under t u* Plain Dive: W. Philip It. ‘ Lake, ' j present “ destructive" prices. (IN R )— Of Florida’s total of f t , acted upon in the upper house, ul■' !»•'• project I supervision o f P. M. King, J*c) Bock Dive: A. Fields, Ii. 1 ;. I Congressman Tom Yon o f th" "82,2/4. In ex|>ori.s handled iliirin!. o controlled by Republicans. ■ ' ' provldea that tli© Fox*nnd Charlei Booth, who served Juck Knife Dive: Hen l.ak , third Florida district addressed the month trf April f2,719,207 o f I In addition to tho four-year I 1 D "i Ix.ngwood 'o state road t as judges for the various event.". second entry. It'ir n.i .'tiitg and ui i a greatir th«. total v ' handled at this pun fight, Governor smilji may have l "ii.!,. r three will be 18 feet wide , In addition to the water meet, A fter Key \Y< t. !Ynt>acola rank ;v" tli r light on hl« hands with the leu-operation between naval slot Team Number Two I ' ‘ . f "m> thlf "..in tto Wugner boat ruling was a part of the en­ 15 yard tl.tsh: John Courier, i.Deratur. in curtailing protluctit*n. recond in « xport with n value for Republicans. It Has to tin with tho ’ ■: 1"• nine t'i*t wide. • lie tl- lurid tiiat co -operation April o f 8727.592, and Jacksonville 1" Hon of a judge o f tho Court of tertainment program. j Appeals. was the only thing that wquM third, with $719,287. I.ate in the afternoon the Scouts Edcridgo Oliver. 25 yard dash: George Muyc, l*cto Each duy The Herald will present five t|Ucstions concerning Condiiion Of Injured with Jheir parents enjoyed a p"'- Higgins. save naval stores markets fruat The Governor has become great- 1 ruin. nic supper. A fte r supper had been Sanford's history, its industries, its city government, its recreSURGEON RELIEVED ly aroi'M'd be ause tho Republican l!'»y Is Still Critical served, the visitors departed but Plunge for distance: Pete llig-------loader^ have refused to liuvo a utionul fueiliticj and other interesting subjects. The answers will MILD W INDS W ILL the Scouts remained for a night's gins, George Moye. K E Y WEST, Fla . July 15.— non-purtnsiu election for Court of Ik: given with the questions. Persona who have questions which ,j, i Swim under water: Goorgc Moye, I : i " condition of Clifford Wll(IN R )--A fte r 40 years o f ael'vlco IAp)ieuU Judge this fu ll.• they desire to luive included in this column, may communicate | W ASHINGTON, July 15. — with tho United States public t who was injured yester-----In the water meet there were Pete Higgins. (IN S )— Along the South Atlantic beultli r.ervlce, Eenitir Sprgetm G. 1'ORMER AMBASSADOR DIES.. Swim on buck: George M<"> t •; v, ;' n be Was run down by a ten events. Tito Scouts were di­ with Thu Herald. coast the winds will l>e gentle to M. Guiteras was today relUvi tl by , yj' ’ '***•* to liavo been driven by vided into two teams, with the w in­ P ile Higgins. .. * . . Mass.. moderate south! rly over north Surgeon M. S. Lombard O ' officer Surface Dive: l’eto Higgins, H ANSW ERS lr; ' Rmniley, continues to bo ners of first and second places a« QUESTIONS I.LNOM A .'lass., July July 15.— White, former purtiun uml cast i t southeast in charge o f the Marino Hospital 1J? Preston, Vi V . “ wording to hospital follows: 1. How many purks has San­ 1. Six. ’n,r>’ Stales amhnx sudor to ford? over south portion. Over tc at this port. Swan’s Divot Pete Higgh Team Number One hi“ "'Dt.ts. The boy is suffenig j a nrnl ... Italy, tliul .suddenly 2. Alexander Vaughan, who has oust gulf the winds will be mod« fiat tu rd skull and 2. Who U Sanford’s oldest in­ 25 Yard dash: WoHuco philips, .George Moye. lived here 7d yea to. today. He was 77 years o f IIn.hi taut ? Hurt, I’eti tTutc, mostly southeast, except Plain Dive: Jenning buerations uberut tho COTTON OPENS HIGHER Ben Luke d. X' $.'>1355,090. 3. Wliut is Sanford's bonded in­ youth over extreme north )M#rti<m. Plunge for distance: B. Fox, Hen Higgins. Dr. J n debtedness 7 Puto Higgins, Nt Tolar, who is attend­ Lake. Fancy Dlv N E W YORK. July 15— (IN S ) 4. Fiftiwn mills. I IL* U“ 4. What is the city’s tax mill— New ROHELAND — Indian Riv 'd •, f.tuted yesterday ittPn uttened higher today, upj MT. PLYMOUTH Swim under water: W. Philip",! ant'ltd entry; Imuic to la* eoustrucU'd'a ge 7 i, J; Hurt.I County Poultry .ictocluliun 15 points, .luly opened at KL-lnpsrtmpnt Bmk Dive: Pete lligg IH to 21 hours B. Fox. "**°rc ih, 5. In April, 1913. J] lliggin , I oiKunize branch isiociutlun crisla will huve pasted. tip 13; Octole r 17.9.r^ up |jl|,,.(., i.iii.r Lochtattor Avenue and} 5. NWleu was Seminole County Swim on back; B. Fox, B. laike.1 Juck Knife Dive: i't .ht. Andrews Douiuvurd. created? t thu community. and DucunU-r 18.29, up Surface Dive: Wullace Philip*# I George Moye. S ti ;:! A s k M e Another! - r .___ . j-r. . ■ t il $ �4 - .\HI'rk»9<.‘VaVWT - • > ' i-.-LA TH E SANFORD HERALD . TH U RSD AY. JU LY PAG E S I * im w A ^ ' — <nn Will Ask That Fight Body Compel Jack Ska rkey To Wear Painted Belt L i ne _ „ , SARATOGA SIMGNGS, N. Y., I July I I IN’ S) The only (him: l thal stand:: between a victory for Jack Detnp-cy ovor Jack Sharkey Jones, Tarpon Honor, mm v.*.*k . a bucket or paint. A !.. 1 .. You can take tlml Irani Mr. U*o A I S O I I I ( j t ) O ( l ( 111 D l l I ! inn. who Ft doing the t.‘ filial A U n w i n d - F i v o I J i t v * l:'hhc rin for the mail that u cil to J l l l t n w u g I H I J1II.N, |t t|r, y.ana: Mauler Mr. Errors^ Arc Costly ir1 ymi 1 _ / i i t i l n,f. nloirOcuinr wheth- I hkp it or not, hut In* ih in•• »*.t • nt that tin* N pw Y <ii I. Hoxinit Meyers Only red ' W III tin* in view hei(-,is going to v New York toinorriiw or the To Get Two Hits invade next day and lay down Itefora these mutual individuals the moat i *ct laoroiiini y demand) .1lint evei Celery men Leave This took form iu thu hcan of a light Morning* To Kngage1noirmatter. : in going to dcinnmt Smokers In Series thatMr.theFlynncommissioner* compel .Jack Sharkey Gives; haul hit singk* kuihi-*ilii-nigh ... . .to. .writer . hound "h“ r t « » n i \ ir I Cuylor’s legs mid rolled l p His Road Worklt n, r. u — -• ! ln> Gtird-plnco CarC'Lul;: kept d u r in g n ot Sp ell in ilu* race hy winning it hard* b EXPERIENCES ARE BEING PENNED BY EX-DRY OFFICIALS fmiKht 1-’ inning contObt from ‘.he phillic.i, to 7. Toporcher'a siti fle t New York, July 14.— (IN S )helping break up the game. I: w ■* i If cam e of the hot weather, Jt. k the fourth straight victory of SI. — Sharkey, contender for the henvyG eneral Lin coln A n d r e w s W ill i weight championship, will get l.niiH over Philadelphia. IT* A iiiin g T h o s e W h o W illK e al"ii)r without to a daily sparring New York's Giants. In f*»ur!?i l;'l<* \\ u rliin gs O f D ry F o r c e ; pi i r e , dropped a Initial tngn e ­ i t salon I'l Ills ouat ters at Modii tut to the Tail Knd Red".. It G reen. W n d d e llA ls o T o W r ile ion Signin' Garden. , , ,ihe pit* king and infielding m* !,.* Johnny Buckley, .-harkey a i ( i j. , | t.|ng terrible. The Red-* go; A hl. TJTdN. July 14. (IN S )trainer, decided the fighter would !:» hits umi New Y<.rk svame t.vo ■ p: • ieiices in enforcing the gain more in the way o f sunburn juicy i rrnrs. prnhibitimi law," is hecomiug one Mi thodint won tbe nccond than actual benefit by continuing The The American l.cietu* race be­ oT the populur topics *.-f the day game o f the chtimtilonuhlp *eri<*i bit road work as long in* tlu* hot came even more <ig'-Cdcd as ts hL glon Senators for ex-federal officials. from tin* I’ rcBbyterinnn yesterday weather lusts. Buckley siild the i.fi; place \ V?nIncluded in the list who have or by tile score ol •» to n, i hu game procedure would be to give the Th.,pi d a double header to Hewas played thioiigb to a finish |boxer only n Htiff afternoon work­ Unit, i to J and IK to while the who will give tho public the real notwltlu.landing the fact tl^al the* ; out daily until Tuesday. h ague lending Yankees romped to farts are General Lincoln C. An­ la: t inning wns played after it bad Sharkey l.oxod four rounds a '.Mo .‘I win over Cleveland. Ruth, drews, assistant secretary o f the become so dark that neither team lav and made a good show- iacidcntly, clouted four lets which treasury, who August 1 becomes a could m *i* the ball. The game wa.* ,i ■ during Major Walton this lomparatively ' 11 '"k' f»ctor lit the N. w \ ork private « itir.en. protested by Mmmgi r Markwood of (h tlef p.rioil. lie showed speed ''i'Tory. Green, former chief o f the dry the I'lvshyterltm team. The pr >te.*i i "secretary service," and Col. I iii.d alertness, and gave Ids spar- j ,, was b'JKi'd on an umpire’* decision ring partners ' plenty to think A 1L A N ) A, July M ( I N . ) James C. Waddell, ex-head o f the in the seventh inning. 1about. Sharkey’s ..all,lag *,imr N**'v Or em.s inereas il .ts chan- alcohol and bewery inspection serThe game yesterday win ore of tors continue* to draw crowd, . |" Im>d nt first place ami again i vl~ * , , , , tiie slowest playe 1 in the tongue Two thousand or mate watch hii- it nt nil* the southern league penGreen already has written cx* mud. by walloping Atlanta ernek- j leiihively c f bis experiences us an in Hiinu t-imev liot h lea ns lining o ff daily workouts. a to I, with Honny Karr in form on their fielding and lluow. j enforcement official having said g ml pitching form, while the iiij;. Tyler and .Mi Call pitclie I gold referring to the retirement o f Gen­ Hit niitigliiiin Uni ons lost to Mo­ ball for the Methodists, while bur­ eral Andrews—“ after Andrews the bile, ii to 2. lier was hit rather freely. riie I'be third I.iltk (lock got an eight run lead deluge." ij.iaic* of the scries will lie pluy« Andrews, himself, lias now re­ in tic fit t inning, mul bad no 11} International News this ufleriioon at five o'clock. tired to a summer home in north­ •I" winning from ('hnttnnoogn Presbyterian AH It II I’d A ern New York, where he is pre­ i iiicugo’s a lfii t Tih today retain H I.. 5. Bach, I I ii I J paring a book and n series o f ar­ Jr.ui. ‘ hiding feature:* Memphis’ ilieir bold on f i n ' place in ;ho I * Bo ■, lilt I I o ! u ticles relative to the perplexing job 1 to I victory over Nashville. National l-eaguo by a margin of Ii.,.It r, Jib l n a i l of drying tip the United States and 12 imints, even though they split Markwood, lli :i n I j. I taking the politics out of prohibi­ n double-header with tlu* Huston HI !IYR1(JM»S New post It. Woodruff, IT 2 0 0 II tl tion. Bravt , loving tin* first < 5 toJS mt*l ! iInilding nears completion Maxwi II, C 2 .‘I I 7 I Andrew I k Writing winning the *»*co.,il I t*» I. The Wallace, rf .’J O I 0 ll Since Andrews never was a prootoiiil place Piltidnirg Club, mean­ 'niters.... cf :» o I n .) while, was dropping an 11 inning $100 (too armory to hibitii'iiist mid was charged by tlu* MIAMI ttarber, p 2 tl (I I 2 game to Hrooklyn, 2 to I. Partridical prohibitionists us out of erected in this city. Presbyterians Are Defeated In Second Tilt Hy Methodists Sharkey to wear a painted waist |ji*e Withrow held the Tarpoii'i line at the proper position when lie to ope hit, a single hy llorntck in i liiplut into the ring nguiir t heavy weight ehumidon of Hie fifth Inning, and Sanford tool: world. lli** hint trnnte o f the suriex from “ 1 don't want to nee thin fight Soriuotn hy tin* hi ore of 3 to il. Not a fiiiyle Tarpon rearliod ne end in it foul," soya Mr. Flynn. 01.d during the aniiic. Withrow i" “ 1<*. it i - to etui In a foul I want t i Ie aare Shut the ground rule:* a re ri ivittl npli ndid mipporl in th * i< iit " t and th.it the policin'i are Held. really low.* . Jones, Sara ota hurlur, nl • p i*-1 Mr. Flynn, who in a manager o f died good hall allowing hut ii. Idle hut IhejM* came at the li. lii tile old Mehieih pointii mil that time and with the help of a m a­ ! Slim key like other modern light­ er' 11*ia n enntnin of roudug into ple of error* did the linmngc, l' e ting wearing trunks on uroiit.d Sanford started oil in the m oml when after Allen had flicd out I ii cliiit. Ila makes tjn* :•ly inferto right Crowe walked and went i nee that Sharkey has stuli a snrto third when Myers singled to torinl m heme in mind, Tola Ik ■I.*:20 Mr. Flynn wan naked if he i-i right. Halley filed out to right and .Methodic! II I’d •» Holder held Crowe on third. Crow* r.'tioun about the painted want K| t in* i ■ *• ,*i t •) t «» nod Myor* executed n pretty dou­ line. E. MtC all, 21t.,i 4 i i .i i '■I’ i i jroilig hi ask the coimniable tWeal when llornlik did no t’**-, Flips . ii i 1 .» n 10 0 turn I’urkn throw in tiiiu to catch fiiip to paint ii line around Shark* Li vi :;ty,, •f* •1 (5 . • Crowe at the plate. Riddle and i y'n midriff,” lie raid, ‘‘mid I’m go- H. McCi 0 rf 1 0 u til. T Withrow tlu*n walked filling tlx* i i*’ to tell them that I will have Bell, .31. i •1 t ii 3 one puiiitid on Itemp.oy'u midli'c e*. luit lumbar flicd out to leit. Brot'l{, If 3 (I i 1 0 From then on tlui I'cilii could do lil i' at the name spot.” Kid-1 ■y. i*r 3 li 0 0 0 little with Jonen delivery while In inpio v, liltin g nt the dinner • it II 0 I Withrow was bolding the Turpi n * lulde while Mr. Flynn wua out!- T j b i■. i'.-31. down. Thu FTiIh got bury iu tlr* t i * nodded a rendy agreement. Ti*lM : 31 <5 10 21 1 12 eighth though mid Heored two ‘ ■'lltal’a all right with me," Iu* xT W O «mt Wilt'll witiniitj: mil t tun:*. Friable walked and went to Wild." J# r.erond na Hiazley wiih beating oiC • A rlpplo of diHemdeiit broke mi by linings: ttn infield hit. f ’lirka ’.brew to net In the camp today when Ti.lv jytiiTl/lfl 000 3d| I mil! to Catch FHaldo who v.na play- “ Kill" llennnn, the veteran nid M th Ht . :iim 100 •1 inf; o ff the bag and Fiisbie bended i dlcv.eij'ht, left in n litiff. . T|P|nr v :— '1 In b |HI• lul: Mi for third and went homo an Tinker H v a.i mioomiced ill th • camp well. K threw* wild to the Imre. Ilouxley went to third on the play add scor­ that llerninn had h«*en fired l>< T>le-. I; |,y c.i t he W’aa no longer aide I•, or, hy Tyler, ed a moment later < n Crowe'o riteJgUe Deiiip'oy n stiff workout. balD, Spoiit-cr illtee fly to left. M y ii* tin i sin llennnn bad a different vernion, plod to right and Halley hit t i "I bit I lent puny twhu on the Tinker who fumbled and both runrun. were nafe, Park: ibrew to thin the day I winked out with first catching Halley o ff the bag, him " >d b- went hark on iu heels. ltailey ran toward croud and My­ Hi doe. n’t want tough fighters* In ers toward third Myers wns final­ Id-, camp any more. They main ly tagged out between ie oml nod him hi"k had lie** nil win lied up." t Idl'd. 'I bin ended the til ing for I U ISI|eey will inclined to laugh II loom o ff in n low muffled the day. I voice. Withrow iiiiim L I k* given credit N A T IO N A L I.KAG I'K for burling n beautiful ganu*. The i " lie o ed to be good blit lie'i I'! >r ni d ( 'luh G AH It lll'C T Sanford right bander walked only gone," lie raid. Cooi'ici from Speculator, wluo • I' Waner. two men while lie Kent five slug­ 75 307 (55 118 .381 gers hack to the dug-out by tin* ( in* Tunney is training to meet I l ittsliurgli )emimey-Sburk. I Hm rl , H tlllieoill rout) SaiUMotu got* tin winnei of the Dempsey. littuliurgli 151 102.3(1 72 .375 light hits dining the entire it* 'V tight hr*ilight the news that rl**,** iu Sanford. F'lve o’f these won* i the groat iiitflli'Ctunl has a no- llnrnluirt, .ion that Ih'inpKcy can win with a IK 15(5.33 5ii .350 I'ittsburgh Hindi* in the Hist game Ft inch, Tin* Sanford i luh left this morn­ ilgh| baud t*i tin* body. St. i.ouia .. 70 .72(5 (5(5 I I 7 * .358 Bern ■ i !.' il vlull I ing for Tam pi. where it will 'a* 111:110.by. tlii"clit of Ir chances to win with will return hero next Thursday New York 82 30.7 71 107 .351 for a three game iiirles with <li ' u body piim b. Lender ii year ago today Hivr. j “ They tell me Sharkey I k ii left laud” . .... . . ,. ,, oi It avet* hmi:f i r open let', Liiirliinati, .317. The entire series with SaniHota ,t i a right hand swing. I'm swing­ was hy .Mnn\MEEK AN LEAGUE __ played under protest , .. .. , ing pretty good ,‘t.vr < row.* who elalms that the l)linl. , (Jlr| l4|, Simmons, 1cl pons in *• playing four elm i i’hiladolphia HO 312115 125 .till C* brig. men. I'erihl Is the player upon ____ __________ . whom the protest ha, been entered. New York - ­ 84 320 88 128 ..303 Miller, Sara sol a A E t. I olll.K ..... Si bang, Tinker, 2h AM ERIC AN LE H i EE Rt. I.otlis ’ Holder, i f D' tndt 7-13, W ir liington 3 tl, Veil el, Hiirk**. Il> Gl« vcland 3. Now York 5. ChiNew York .... OS 01 .300 Hogan, If ca'-o 5, I'hltiidelidiin 7. I.eiol* r a year ago today: Rut It Muntish. cf St. I.ouis I I, Boston .3. w York, .375. Sorisi, 3b I lorn ick, 3b VMFIMCAN \SSO( EVTION TH E RIG FIVE Parks, c I oiiisville* 2: St. I'mil 0. Plnyei G AU u ll MR .l»*in*-*, ;i ’f*.*T'de t.-b; Milwaukee 1-H. l.’ utli ... 8(1 288 88 III!! 3(1 • iddi .1 ■., »U 02 3 Tot e ls ’ . . 20 IN TE R N A IIM N A I. I.E A G E E lloinsliy 82 303 71 107 Ml .Sl.llft.lll A ll It 'l l linni" h 7: Rochester t 0. Spool.or .... HI .002 47 101 ll Dunbar, If 4 J* Cltv '* I • Buffalo 7 <5. Collins . (57 107 47 Cl 1 KrUhi**, nk .7 Reudimr 12-R; Syracuse (5 0. Reaxley, rf 4 (F*****»nd 7). AB«*n, r f . ... 4 Newark 3; Toronto 4. Crow**, :tl. . 3 L c a & u o S ta n d in /M* >'**rx, 2b 4 P O tT IIK \STERN I.E H il'E flailvy, lb .7 AIb»r»v 5* pen .f*"ola .3. () IEOIMDN S TA T E I.BAt Rldill*!, «■ - (b J*,rk»fiiivlllr> ii: Monigi*nery 5. Won lJ> •i Withrow, j. ... St. Amro Ine 10; Selma 1. •I 10 vRANI'DRD Savannah t; iVluinhu (5. 8 Miami 4 Total* . . 28 5 Surn.sota ........ 8 Bar itseta 000 mm him h KOI "I'll P«RN t.V H i t 'l l 8 St. 1»*t• ndmrg . 1 Sunfonl * i010 mm irj* ’i M. ,*■ *111 i t .■ 5* AHmitn 1. ( >i biiul. 0 . 1 Summary: Two basip I . Middle (5: Itiroilm'limn 2. T.tiii|..i 0 3 bio. Stolon bn.****, • row**, Moyers, U tile lbi:*k |1: Ch'iHanooipi 5. Frisian ami iieasloy. Jiare on bti|j Momphl i 8; Nashville 4. N A T IO N A L LEAGUE o f f Wilbrow 2; o ff Jones 4A8lru* k. Won 1 o«;f hy Withrow 6; by J.nies g. I’ EORIIlA S TA T E I.E H i l ’ E Cl.liago 20 10 tVil.l pilch Jones. Umpires Loin28 I ilt IiufkIi •HI Tamiia 4 Miami 5. and Ipiphun. Time o f guine i: lo. .73 St, Enuls ......... 40 Sanford .3; S 'iw «i)h 0. Nivv Yurk ..... 13 30 Orlando I, Rt. Peter burg 5. ' H AD E C IT Y — Hailey Five & Ten Hrooklyn . ... ..... 38 42 Company, Chevrolet* ugeiitq, t .l 47 1hiludclphia ....... 31 V VTION NL I.K A G t'E 45 Hi kCi .ii om it new building turner 7th and 30 »’ *•*»o>. C l. Chicago .3-4. Pineapple Streets. 50 ......... 20 F’ hllu'Mphia 7. St ImnL 0 (12). Cir.riimuti Ntw Yt.ii .‘i. Cincinnati II. AM ERICAN LEAG U E .N E U U K K R Y — Work started llnuklyn Pittsburgh 1. ( I I ) . Won Lost I'd . j jiving 0 ntjjft Htieft’b of itaU* roinl 50 24 N« w York .7 i i No, 5 Fcluten N ew lxjiiy ami Levy GRACEVII EE— 472 cnrloafls of .72 .588 . Washington . 47 County line. tv**atcrmelons -binped from Giace.518 37 10 I Chli ago ' 1 ,,,, ~Z vijlp mi far this hear oil. .54.7 ' D* Iroit 41 .77 .MIA MI lions under way for e:i-1 ._ . 38 .637 . 44 i'bila.li Ipliin tablUhmtnt o f pa eager ulr ser- . PALM IIAUltOR New ennnlUg’ •SI. Iuoiiir ,m . 118 40 33 V, ‘ y m ...... idaluo between fr.rl* r.v ( I, , tnhliahed ln*r. hy j' C!i’*»elaml 48 .416 ( 'k'celn 34 New ioij., Cliit ago and Mu mi. |West Coaul Fruit Coinpany. (J1 •MWU jHtatoil ... 10 Tagging AI! Base >. sympathy with tlu. Volstead act it has been reported that he may make some sensational statements relative to tlu* future o f prohibi- j lion. W addell has not indicated viewpoint he will take in the story of tlu* government’s efforts to close 3> I I 1 V I j It up breweries and to prevent tho in­ versions of industrial alcohol. A u to m o b ile Agencies.I'd His job ns alcohol-brewery su­ S ta te Com ptroller’s pervisor bus nmdu him familiar $I,%1,0:»5 For Netful* with the bootleggers grea ter source of supply the diversions of A n il $11-1,000 T o Theft) alcohol between the distillery and tlu* industry for which it is legally T A LLA H A S S E E ,' Fin., U Intended. t — (IN S )— FVmila’s Mate have been enriched The Brewery I’ roblem The brewery problem is another from the sale of automobile| of great interest in prohibition en­ plates and certificates «n forcement. Hundreds i.*r cereal since January 1, accorilini F beverage plants are in operation statement hy the state ro all over the United States. Thous­ let’s office today. ands of gallons of alcoholic beer— Local automobile ngentidl . the variety with the pre-war kiek- into the state comptroller*!, ! reaching tho markets, especially $1,11(51,'J!) 1.00 for the rrpA. is cense fee’s and ?lll.?U*5l in the east. Reports show that many wildcat ward the automobile theft fd Remittances from local i j breweries are in operation thr­ oughout tho east mid that iu some bib* license agencies by FV cities intoxicating beer may be largest cities from Januiryl t and including June 2:* purchased over the bar. follows: Tho situation is presenting a Amount As serious problem to newspaper cor­ M. V. I. Autil respondents who watch prohibition Agency $102,201,115 i d developements. On more than one Daytona 74,128.65 occasion questions have gone un­ DcLamI Lakeland 113,403.015 answered because the official bus Miami 013,251.20 been tongue tied in a contract with Oi laiuln 207,217.31 this or that publishing house. His I’alatka r»4,l()S.llH opinions or information cannot be Quincy 25,001.HU given to the public until be re­ St. rote. 240,072.00 signs and writes Ills "experiences." Tampa 408,022.05 id W. I*. Beach 205,535.20 M ILTO N—Canning factory may Jacksonville 530,705.17 be established in this town. K E Y W EST - Work LACROSSE — Work started boring for water Well to grading LaCrosse-Brooker road. Key West. MOTOR LICI IJV 1^I V Ji' 11 I. 3 HiiscballStatisties In Major Leagues [ Results Of (2amos| ' j .,- -___ _ W R I T E it dow n that Prince A lbert makes Just try rolling ’em with P - A . Get the grandest hom e-rolled cigarette ever. yourself some o f this gran d old tobacco I ’ll sign iny nam e to that! W h y , the in­ today. stant you got that glorious wIiitT o f the paper and take out a barrelful o f smoke- tobacco itself, ycu know it’s going to joy. M o rn in g till m idnight— that’s your taste .simply great in a cigarette. sm oke-program with this better cigarette yon roll one an d Then Put a thim bleful in a makin’s A. it $olJ r t t r y h r r f . s lw j y t *llk ftirj! kit vl hilt mnj pstfh r#« iMtrnl by ike trimee Alketi friM fii. t*. prove it. tobacco. Just put it u p to P . A . C o o l as a notice that you have over­ A n o th er way to e n jo y Prince A lb e rt drawn your account. Sweet as the recol­ is in the bow l o f a pipe. N o matter what lection that a big deposit is on its way. your previous experience with a pipe, M ild as a sum m er flirtation— mild, but try P . A . with (bat full cigarette body that satisfies fo r life. It w on ’t bite your tongue and it to the limit on every puff. w on ’t parch your throat. Blit it T h a t’s the kind o f a cigarette P. A . makes. — no other H e r e ’s a brand you can tic to will give you the best pipe-session you ever hud. tobacco is like it! �Th ,."4 THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 15, 11127 PAGE TOO GAS SUPPLY IS EXHAUSTED BY STRONG WINDS (Continued From Page One) length, u tempting to keep in touch with the crippled plane. Tha, Cnlnwil has n 2400-meter wane length for long distance communication, and a (100-mctcr length for short distance work." If the radio of the "City of Oakland" holds up, the plane rhoyhi he easy to locate, navignt«rs,%here explained. By tuklng crues compass bearings on eilitei 11ni plane *t the Wilhelmlnn, .jt wefc pointed out, the Culawd Would tret two sides of a triangle. Natitical calculation would then iniljrate the plane’s exact posit­ M % a Ofl T?{3 ion;. The Wilhelmlnn is going to­ ward the nlane from Hawaii, Federal Telegraph officiuls dcrlare<), the Culawii is coming frrtfn behind. i HsUM• !t>‘ 1'|i hi HONOLULU, July 16 (IN S )— "Hitsh help, running out of gas. doing down soon." was the cry of distress from the "City of Oakland" trflns-Pncific plane, at 3:60 A. M. Honolulu time, according to radio reports from the liners Wilhelmina .* •- W hy M and Cnlmvaii, received here today. The planes position at thd time of sending the S O S was 600 mills northeast o f Pain on the island of of Maui, the Wilhilminu advised they were rushing to the assistrnce o f Krnie Smith and Emory Bronte, the nminland-la-Hawaii flyers. SAN FRANCISCO, July 15.— With only four hours’ gas supply on hand, Ernie Smith, nminlnnd-toHawaii flyer, has asked for planes and hosts to rush in his assistance urconling to reports form Honolulu received by nnvy radio here at 0: 45 A. M. const time. Smith gave his position as 700 miles northeast of Tal, according to the report. ' "Please send someone out for ils," Smith's S (i S rend, according to the Honolulu Army and Nnvy rad­ io stations. "Rush plane* from Wheeler Field and boots;" Three ships are in the vicinity. They are the army transport Kenowis, the liners President and W il­ helmina. all have answered the dis* tress cull, according to navy flush­ es, and are diverting themselves o ff course to rush to Smith's nsisistnneo. A message sent several minutles before said Smith had only one hour's reservo gasoline supply on hand. This was Inter corrected to ifour hours' reserve in the message received here at (1:45. A. M. City of Oakland carries a life raft similar to that used by Comm­ ander Byrd on the plane America. This life raft may he lufl&ted in n minute mid n half with gns which is contained in n special tank, I I V O TF1 Navigator Bronte is equipped La Purissinm was approximately to feed them and give them water. /"t|T A Two “ spnre” birds were taken V / I I / A I V A I j I V t w m. L j With Vrrdy signal lights In case of I ,lifts miles from San Enncism at lor use in emergency. accident and each o f the fliers hns the time of this report. According to reports from ves­ a condense rup which will distill The President Pierce, 1970 VT A \ V water front their breath in the e- miles out from Kan Eancisco, sels in the lane covered by the T \ T r it T 3 p | A Q m l l 1/ M ivant their water supply becomes lCported at 3:30 A. M., thut she filers, they are encounting excel* 111 1 I j l v l ’ilT 1 'exhausted. -------hadn't heard anything of the lent weather. The steamer Malaria, Bronte carries nit army six shoot­ Hawaiian plane's radio. The W il­ on route to han hrnnoiseo from (Continued from page one) er revolver. helmina, approximately 100 ta Honolulu, reported to the Federal t)u, mi,vor. When he placed it in his enm- (60 miles from Honolulu, also Telegraph Company, she was a-, Thl, * ; The election will he held on Aug. jpartmept someone asked what it radioed her inability to establish bout 1200 miles from San Franciswas for. “ We might want to shoot contact with the llnnpltilu hound to and that the sky was slightly 6 and is expected to attract one of a shnik or two,” he laughingly re­ plane. “ We expect to sight the overcast, with light northwest the heaviest votes in the city’s his­ tory. According to an announce­ plied. City of Oakland’ about 6 A. M.,” winds and smooth seas. The liner ment by City Clerk L. R. Phillips In view of the news thut the President Pierce, 1970 miles from the Wilhelmina messaged the the total registration of votes on ;City of Oakland may soon ho in San Francisco enrqtite to Hono­ » " ono: |the city’s batiks is slightly in excess the water this remark was recalled VKudin Corporation here. All ships in the steamer lane, lulu, reported n 20-mllep *o u , sst ,,f 2,000. Although no accurate figtoday with sinister meaning, however, reported static-produc­ breoke, char skies and u moderate urp^ are available, it was estimat­ 1sen. ’ SAN FRANCISCO, Yuly If..— ing weather in the radio belt out- • Smith nnd Bronte took o ff from ed that there are about 1,200 of that number qualified to vote by 1 side the Hawaiian islands. Vttl.iugh '.pparently Vf.ving 1Oakland municipal airport yes- virtue of having their 1020 poll Faulty reception of the plane's tn ulde with their radio, Ernie terduy morning at 10:40 o’clock. taxes paid. This estimate of Smith nnd Emory Bronte, first rnilio signals, according to wire­ Pacific time, in u single motored qualified voters is based upon the ’ivilian flyers to fcuompt the less experts here, may he due monoplane, christened "the City of number Hint cast their ballots in either to excessive static; crippled Main Innil-t^i*Honolulu hop, were Onklnnd." The plane is equipped the city election last December believed to he approximately 1,000 equipment on the plane, nr be­ with n small sending set from when nearly 1,000 people voted. to 1,3C0 inlto* from their goal at came the ships were outside the which were received dur- It is believed that possibly two —......messages .. I A. M.t Fnclflc coast time, today. 300-600 mile carrying zi/uc of the ing the early hours of the flight by hundred voters did not avail them­ plane's sending set. A message local radio stations. Two ships' definitely reported selves o f the opportunity to go to Inte yesterday from navigator No alarm is felt over the far* the polls at that time. hearing the call letters “ W LO " of Bronte reported the plane's receiv­ that the fliers have not been heard the Sniith-Bronto plane, hut neith­ Few registrations have been ing set was “ on the hum." from since early last evening, as it recorded with the city clerk in tho er vessel was aide to pick out a Two carrier pigeons, reported is likely tlioy are now outside the past few days, hut a large number coherent message, radio advices released by Pilot Smith yesterday range of thei received here reported early today. sending set. Tile |is expected before election day. afternoon, have not yet returned At 3:26 A. M,, the United first messages picked up stated The registration honks were opento their home into in' han Francis States army transport Kennwis, co. Owners of the birds explained the tliors were encountering foggy rd on July 0 anil will remain open weather, hut in tho light of re- until July 26 as prescribed by law, Mill miles from Honolulu, flashed however, I hat strong headwinds, cent dispatches from vessels a- according to Mr. Philips. By electword to the Radio Corporation that which eut down considerably long th<* course it is believed con. 1ion date the registration list is exsho had Caught the plane's signals Smith'.- spr'd may have confused ditions have improved. i pectcd to he over 2,500 with perfive minutes bc'ore. Two hours and exhausted the birds. Ships at —limps 1,500 to 1,800 of that numearlier the steamer lai Purissinm sen were instructed to he on the IJUNN r.I.F.ON—‘ Duiiitelloii link- her qualified to vote, leprrted having henr.l WLO at lookout for the tired pigeons and cry being improved. j Although citizens have until Julv midnight, liut was also nimble to pick out the text of the message. CLAIMS W h en Shop Wonderfully Low U ■Around 3* tw firestone AC To me In lief on- you buy your liext tire or phone nod we will 1> P IN E A P P LE No. 2 1-2 Can Dome out. old nuirii fi----------- CLEANSER 3 for ‘Seminole Tire Shop fireston e Tires 111 West First Street Gulf Gas Tel. HIM 25c Del-Monte Bartlett Pears No. 2 Can 15c * White House Evaporated Milk Tall Can 10c 19c White House Evaporated Milk Baby Can 5e GINGER A L E f. Bot. for A & P Pure GRAPE JUICE Pts. 19c A & P Pure GRAPE JUICE Qts. 35c Sultana 19c T U N A PISH I Iona TOMATOES No. 2 Can 10c •ft * RICH—HEAVY STRONG 1 G i v i s B e i t R e s u lt * With the Real Old Time Flavor—The Fined Malt Madm h r RDSCH BREWING CO. SpnncfUU. 111. SOLD EVERYWHERE '“Bailey’s Cash Store” » • : -- Wholesale Distributor * Iona SUGAR CORN No. 2 Can 10c Iona Soaked Dried | BLACK EYE PEAS No. 2 Can * Nectar ORANGE PEKOE OBANGE PEKOE Grandmother’s Tea 1-2 ll> Pkg 37c Tea 1-2 lb. Tin 45c Maxwell House 47c l i >. Tin A & I* FLOUR 24 lit. $1.33 Iona FLOUR 21 lb. $1.15 lllue Uo.se 25c RICE 4 Lbs. for . A & p Siivcrbrook BUTTER Brick 53c A & P Creamery BUTTER Tub 53c N ew York Cream Jiutoc.tt ill. j 'M 'fe ii Hotel Abw lulrLj F.reproof Seme Direction She R E D M O N T cflu. T U T W I L F R Ufa ANDREW JACKSON jVuihvilU Tcnn VC Snow Floss Iona SAUER K R A U T SUGARPEAS ’ 2 1-2 Can 14c No. 2 Can 12 12c A &1 * linked OrfR PORK & BEANS No. 2 Can OC Co f f e e (U la rU t Cu D J r.h lc r H o te ls C o Snc. C.'j'.’ee L O lfM tr .Ta I'v.-.ro.rt tl True fcouJ-m Ho»-.r 11 Plate Battery FLETCHER BATTERY & ELECTRIC CO. $10.00 Exchange 820 W 1st. $1.— I ’hone 382W -refrigerated CO LD » ’T You sul>consciously associate Better Foods at Better Prices with the name Piggly Wiggly. For years, each commodity has received our careful study. Constantly Piggly Wiggly Buyers are endeavor­ ing to present a more select line of merchandise for your choosing. And too, our numbers of customers are increasing as a result of this rigid poliev A IR c ir c u la t in g a r o u n d th e c o m “ ’ p a r t m e n t s of y o u r Ice box not only e x tra c ts t h e h e a t ( r o m th e food, but c a rrie s b ac k to th e k o c h a m b e r t h e food odors, w h ic h are a b s o r b e d by the m o is t lil m of m e lt in g ic e and d is c h a rg e d t h r o u g h th e d r a i n ­ age pipe. Tail Pink Salmon 29c CHEESE Lb. LEMONS Large Fancy, Per Do/.. 25c POTATOES Fancy— 1 <) ||)s................. 39c Wesson Oil, Pints Rumford Baking Powder, lb. No. 2 Stokely’s Corn 21-2Delmonte Sliced Pineapple 2 5 c Van Camps Tomato Soup, 2 for 15c Three Minute Oats, 3 For 25c Jello, 3 For 29c 2 1-2 Delmonte Pickles 24c Market Department ■V No. 1 SUGAR CURED HAMS No. 2 SUGAR CURED HAMS rindless sliced UltlCA K FAST liAC'ON 27c 25c 40c H O M E DRESSED Squabs,Each 50c Fryers, lb. 50c Number 1 Western Meats LAM B — V E A L — POJtK — BEEF White Bacon, lb. 20c Picnic Hams, lb 20c Great A tlan tic & Pacific cr0e! 205 Magnolia Ave. Sanford at Geneva M cLander Arcade S tu n n in g F r o c k s F o r Summer W ear At Mack’s kf 11I.- New Style v o ile s Frocks 5 5 1 .9 5 Lovely new designs, uttractively made, ideal for this sijmim r weather. Un­ beatable in quality or price. Made of the boat materials obtainable and stylish to a degree, these Silk Sport Frocks are a sensation at the price. A Special Value At ressy [" £ h Dresses For Party & Afternoon Wear In this group nre some of the seusons most attractive numbers. A wide range o f styles nnd sizes make it easy to please you—you must see them to appreciate the wonderful Value they represent. At Muck's Nojv !•'»*. $9.95 M A C K ’S •The A r J S L E Y OAc PIEDMONT BRAD ENTO N — Florida West Coast Poultry Association organi­ zed here. Star Soap, 5 For Yukon Club \ m V r lC < ? Y Del Motile A & P APPLESAUCE No. 2 Can l.r»c SEBRING — $49,000 new fir.; I station to he erected at Iwmon an 1 ■ Mango Streets. Breakfast tastes better when you use this d(. licious milk on y0Ur cereal. E n j o y your breakfast tomorrow w ith— io d s From crowiled eilv .streets lo <iuiet comitry Immlels . . . wonu n everywhere have expressed pleasure over prices asked at the A & P. Fine foods . . . . a I the prices we ask for them have won ns many friends . . . . day a fter day. No matter what you want, we jnn fix you up with a genuine. at the price you ere prepared puY’ Xo why shop around. Why take chances when you Ton buy this high grade lire 'rom reputable establishment j l a price, you can't heat. LOCAL 25 to register with the city, they may wnit ns long ns election day to pay their poll taxes nnd still he eligible to vote. An opinion on this question has been rendered by City Attorney George A. De Cottes. It was announced by Supervisor of registration, H. C. DuBose, that poll taxes should h 1 paid to Tax Collector John I). Jinkins at the court house. Following his custom , o f past years, Mr. Du Bose, at the j clos • of the registration period, will check the registered voters [ with those who have paid their' poll tUmeL Citizens will not have to show their poll tax receipts as a checked list will he available at the polls. The City Commission has not dedesignated officials for the elect­ ion as yet, hut are expected to name them at its next meeting, according to City Manager W, B Williams. Two Stores Two Markets E. First Street Sanford Ave. ‘ W c Exchange— W e Refund— Wc Deliver” 210 East First Street �THE SANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY, JULY 15. 1927 PRIZES I'hc newest1, the most populnr craze that t v is sweeping the country is “ Ask Me An­ Thu rules o f the contest are few and other." Here’s an educational, entertain­ simple. Fill in the correct answers to ing and profitable game that will test all questions in the various nds on this your store o f information about the load­ page. W rite a letter o f not more than GO ing merchants o f the City Substantial. words upon the subject of "W h y It Pays I t ’s easy*< and worth your while. Use the T o Buy In Sanford." Mail or bring your phone, visit those advertiser’s places of letter and answers to the "A s k Me An- business and get the answer you need. There will be three prizes: 1st $10.00, other" Editor care The Herald. Nentncss - * * # " ’ | *% and correctness will count in the judges 2nd $5.00, 3rd $3.00. These prizes will decision. Contest closes Thursday, July be in the form o f merchandise credits 21, at 6:30 P. M. The correct answers issued and names o f the upon any merchant you . i .... - ' iii . i may * / ' <,■I ■4 . ‘ i •• ■• ■I , ’ winners will be an­ nounced on this page next Friday. choose who is listed upon this page. •. j.'v * , , i ■ If - . ■? f • #■' What Is A ‘L r. V , Which What Bank “All Over 1 “ Is Nam ed For > i ri “ The *. W'W fj The Worldr | <|, -* * ‘ 5T* # *>- •, t ‘ * Our County?” 11 ,r-*j “ The : * ■4 » •»** Rexall Store? .it ■if*:»oi ■'in , •- ,1 ; _ Is M 7 * Oldest D o i . . Electriq Refrigeration?” I.- ** *fr' * *m ; ir o r o i- . /*' ■i « iia t i *>rd ‘j -* , 1 ,ir : • 'l l ; i l jl 1 . ' ...... . . . . . ...t i ...___?— L---------------------------- - . ........... — ' UL■. What Is VVho Advertises r ‘'‘ Most Beautiful Pasteurized M ilfp What Is The Name ‘ What Is Sanford's Sub-Division? Of Sanford's ' “ Truth, Service A nd Courtesy?" Who Makes and Sells What Is The Name Of Wlio Is Sanford’s Wlio Says Seminole County's Call U s-W e Call? Who Advertises • ■ Ice Cream That Satisfies?” . •%; r /•■ t t f •. ■- .»• * * Newest Paper?" Which Is Who Runs The “ Zero ’ Soft Water, Sanitation and Service i Store? A 1 : * * ,■* 4 * 1 t 1 fl • . • *i i r‘ i* ' What Is i ^• ># ! -v - # • Who Advertises �*»P .-'jefs- TAGR FOUR The THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1027 Sanford ^ - • Herald Ban Johnson Steps Out _____- — l*«hlMiril ; rtrrr nMirnnnn rtrrp; VnmUt n* Snnli-rt. I'lnrliln I l f Mairnntln \\rvt.r. Ftnlrrrd M *re«nH « lux kliUlrr. O rln rr 5T| INItl. at (Sr I’ lixlitlflr* at 5nn(nr<t. rinrliln. miirr Art «.f r<inirt«i at llarrk, A. IS??. noi.I.AM I i.. ii k a n ., .. I.Ill i on ii. n o w a ii o in :it«t ai .w .aor. II KAHl.t: i:/JIIU!1, JUnnitKltiB Kdllul A s Brisbane Sees It A fte r more than a quarter century as president o f the American League, Han Johnson has stepped down and out to Jerusalem's Earthquake make way for new blood. Johnson relinquishes his o ffic e a fte r Man's s Poor Fish. one o f the most colorful careers in organized baseball. He Elizabeth anti Essex. Brain*— Man’s and Ape’s ruled with an iron hand, compelling the club owners to sub­ ny A i m i m . nitiSB A N K mit to his will, while he nurtured the league until it became a CopirtaM l!,rr or s i»r t o. stronger organization than its rival, the National League. elrilS C H I l ’ TIO N IU T K A Han Johnson is the father of the organization, which in o n k t h o u s a n d arc dot dead in *7.011 Out- Year All MnnI Ira. mjw» a polite ite way, “ kicked” him out last week. He organized the; Palestine, small Arab villages m ar )] *».n Thrrr Alnylhn _ jriusaiem are destroyed, 1, 0 * .1.*. (he second m ajor league twenty-seven years ago a fte r having most severe earthquake in the Holy II, « nrrlr* l‘ "T ni-fk S 2 .0 (1 A\ rrkO rdlll in prr Vfnr M served with some successes president o f the Western League. L.nd *inc< 1m:*.7. when i.ooi) wero j f k i llrrnlft, Hnnlnnl'a iil.inrrr n ro, - He devoted his best efforts td the organization and showed killed. Every house in Jerusalcm-i* 0x11.1 Sima Srr.lrr. rrrrlk Ifiir frura feiimrical)fe energy in directing its destiny while he was beset • anid lf> kit damnger, 100 hodics iliqinr „ » f n « «>Mtniit»n(l<-i ...if l, f*’ »e He braved the occassional havi: Wen taken li’oin ruins Hi rnf r f',ii„-ni><l tvnriU tlnll* f o r i w iiii all kinds o f handicaps. *n»» ill IK Irnillng r%rnf* nf ll»r rn- storm - o f criticism and despite open rebellion in his ranks, M AN CAN outrun a horse in ( r.rr worl [.. The I. !%. II. U rH|»rrli»l« i> rfruiIWI U Plnrldn and Hi he continued to rule with a flourish o f power that was re­ time. An Irishman, afterward electulnlr ur%im M hnmlll •mmtier <■( hnndllag markable. Ib* overcame every obstacle until he placed the ml mayor of I/mg Island City ran filthaiit r iniTC than (I00 Milt** in hix ilnyu* * league on an equal foolin g with the National Ixuiguc and Hut, in wntcr, man is literally “ a Tfir llemld U n member iif Cl»e Audit I*infirm »»f fTIvetilnf Inn*. m~ then extended his influence until he Was the most important poor fir.h," a most inferior fish. Inf « rtiMtlnnnl AMorlal Ion *»f luhrr*. AdtfrlUrr* nml AdtrUMwif factor in baseball over a period o f years. tgrnlv i%*il h •niulirM rnrli I’ m*. • KI>WAKI1 KEATING finishid Itaher-tn rml.rr fi» ■iil'Htlf tn 4 Han Johnson has contributed much to organized base­ firr' yeslenlay morning over a till.loruUKk Rwllt «if «i»hwerl|illnn llutn Even his bitterest enemies admit that. Hi? gave the mile fresh water course in IS Itouis In nntfrj, %rrlf> nliuoliilrly nil ball. * " nf i 1* *irculiillou n* nrii n-'gnme his best and lie more than any other one man, is re- I7 minutes. In timt time a shark __ n ;» fl1 Intiral Ul Inr*< vttrtbm!* { sponsible for the success o f the American League. W ithout .oiilil swim half way across the At Inntic. Fill HAY. JULY IS. 11127. his guiding genius, that organization probably would have *niK nr.ii.t i.it'.s ru m . iia m never become the factor in organized baseball that it is today. LONG AGO Queen Elizabeth I j 1.— Kronnl*) In rll, nml rnunfr »«* inlnUtrnOnn. While lie quits his post under fire, there is no om ission Kavt' » rlnn. her f"'«‘ 'ograyod X.— llrrprr nnlrr rnulr* In Jarkannvlllr. r for Johnson to hang his head in disgrace. He fought a good . V f.ssix !' mnt'irr ' : h« f — 4*nni<(rtirllnfc uf SI. Junn* Inil'nr hr r. figiit and won, notwithstanding statements to the contrary. did, he would lie forgiven i lll.rr^l'misf InnunHr.'itIttn nf mimlktr “ Per- Han Johnson gave no quarter when he entered conflict, and turned thnt ring. np W f f l . " Accused of naying timt Ruocn E -1 a— A tmf i l l II UK nf I,ti 11«fi IIK prr- now lie steps out, not because his old figh tin g spirit is gone, •ernn.—huiinra, hnlrln, n|inrtmrn> liznhetli'a mind was an crooked an I U " (' but because he realizes he has outgrown his usefulness and her body, which was probably true, k .llin . Pir S — A Cnnflkinnltr •.'krai. . tic was a great ipi en and a hard %—♦ ninpIPilun ill, Itrnullflrn. should make way for a younger man. linn pi prnjcrnui. woman, lie failed to return the ring O nnd l.iu head was chopped off. J .p lj * - * nrT\ ■nil muilrrn It t>11nI Unjust Criticism San iord Building & Loan Association Organized 1008 Sanford, Florida J" ASSETS Cash in Hanks .................................. .... Mortgages Receivable Stock Loans Receivable . Accounts Receivable (Secured) . ___ Real Estate Owned Installment Stock Subscript ions Receivable Furniture and Fixtures 3 H IIILK'VERSE FOR TO D AY THE I)A Y OF TH E LORD:In there anything tunic annoying Ilian a person residing Return, O Lord, how long? in a glass house and throwing stones? And let it repent Thee concerning We quote from a New York newspaper which, assuming Thy servants. Psalm 00:111. | a "holier Hum thou" attitude, proceeds to flay the South for I’rnycr^AVe thank Thee, Lord, thnt Th<m »r t long suffering, not what it calls "m ob violence," as follows: “ When a mob of witling ttfnt any should perish, hut masked men invades a citizen’s home at night, renders him thnt nil should come to Thee, and helpless and then takes his w ife out of bed, ties her to a bar­ have life .. rel in the front yard and flogs her, is thebe any punishment within the law loo drastic to fit the crime? We doubt it. Yet If I nrq, n needle on a disk, got to play the record out, such an outrage, just perpetrated In the little town of Flor got to gOfon, once, Ala., is the logical consequence o f a social attitude that whutevor voire* break across mu 'condones two uttorlv inexcusable practices. One is mob interor what shadows, foremen in private a ffa irs ; the other is the coward’s affectknee* dk shoulders, nllvcrpoint the blackness; ntion o f the hood in public." got to filny the record out Peculiarly enough we find in the same newspaper tin tilt I break nr am lifted, I don’t choose the sound I make, account o f an atrocious crime perpetrated in Brooklyn upon you don’t choose the groove. two women by an unknown person or party. The bodies No good saying, wero ruthlessly hacked to pieces with tin ax and the frag­ take a ’knifo and cut me front ments hidden away in the basement o f a tenement house. the past, I f I nn» a needle on a disk, A sailor has been arrested for the crime hut denies all know­ I ’m not'the new record ledge o f it. nor ths old silence. Now we ask you in all fairness, is it worse to whip a wo­ There Is nowhere that we join ■together, nowhere. man, who certainly was deserving o f some punishment if And I t ’s not your job to lift not as severe as that administered, than it is to kill two and me ut to finiiih. carve their bodies to pieces? New Yorkers should clean up liRYHER. in their own % basements. W otnaif ngod 101 celebrates Mob outbreaks are by no means confined to the Southhirthday-5* headline. 8h«* should. i . i.o—....... ., . j W c find them in Herrin. Illinois, where they have reached an Will Reger* rail* Cut Coolidge asfonlshing degree o f nicety iiev^r thought o f in the South. the "in«(|c>rn Roosevelt’’. JAnd the mob atrocities in Chicago would make most of our * ° 'best Southern mobs blush with shame. I f we ltwow our n|iort writers, At the same time Southern states are making an honest n rm p u y jii about due fur u trip l « the ranva**. .e ffo rt to abolish lynching. The identical case, which precipi­ I -------- u-------ta te d the attack o f the New York newspaper, brought forth The njoro sumo men talk the more convinced we are that they a mandate front the Governor o f Alabama ordcritu? timt j everything possible he done to disclose the members o f the haven’t anything to say. whipping party and bring them to justice, i. v When rCornelius Vanderbilt Maid No longer ago than last month tin attempt to lynch a his famih’ imilv was opposed tn divorce, l7’h'- must JpHvc meant for other peo- murderer in Tampa resulted in the calling out o f the militia gplo. Hc% the third this year. and the enforcement o f the strictest military principles. But I ------- o------the lynching was prevented. This is ns it should be. i Thn spot nt I.o Hourget where And the South docs not deserve criticism but praise for Lindbergh lauded is marked with flowers IA' Commander Byrd. You its efforts. 1$ would think Lindy hud died there. IT ADDS TO the furv nf a motorist on a crowded road In the U 'd ''r when we are laugh­ ing nt tha North, they say up there In read a sign which informs him that the speed limit i 30 ,t . "Just wait until summer comes". milea an hour. Syracuse H erald. And thon when it does, all the (tenths fnpm heat we read about IT M A Y HE some time before any one will carve bis in­ are in tlji) North. 5 1927 Condensed Balance Sheet A s O f June 18.800.78 710,800.00 5,500.00 9,.'501.80, 7,186.07 752,600.09 8:51.90 T O T A L ASSETS $1,51 L-I83.2G LIABILITIES Accounts P a y a b le .......... Real Estate Loan ; Payable Paid Up Stock Issued Installment Stock b Mied Reserve Fund Reserve for Dividends Undivided Profits The countess of Nottingham, dy­ ing confess'd that she failed to de­ liver to the quei-ii, the ring that Ki ex gave her. Elisabeth, in dispair, spent her time sitting on the floor weeping and died at the end o ' till nay*. That’.* tile story. Now tint ring i sold at auction for .<<2700. It has dropped in value, Elizabeth would have given 1,000,nil • 1.muds for it. 2-M.75 5,801.75 569.100.00 9 11,.’100.00 2,747.06 10.119.49 11,120.31 T O T A L L IA B IL IT IE S A N D N E T W ORTH $1,511,482.36 111E LEARNED Dr. Tinley, of Columbia University, comparing |,,ains of men ami up' -, say* proves ape l’’" « r,,,a are related. »»* * ami men ( E R TIE IE D C O R R E C T: Williams, Mouoban and Associates Public Accounts and Auditors Sanford ,Fla. By J. S. Williams C ertified Public Accountant What is more important, lie way.* that' evolution, still continuing, will in f utn11* ages dcvelope hrnins as far above that of man l<'lay ns his was above the brain of (lie neandcrthal man, born |(io,l)uu years ago, and looking like n gorilla. Board of Directors %\ T. J. Miller, Prosblrnl; II. It. S lcvn is, Vice President; A. P. Connelly, Secretary & Treasurer; Forrest Lake II.’ F. W liilncr, John Meiscli, I). L. Thrasher, It. H. Chapman, S. (). Shinholaer. George A. DeColtcs, Attorney » ( / 1> •■ i ■ .i THOSE T H A T hate the thought that they urv related e* apes, need not worry. In the library you find •triking resemblance between big volume^ and little volumes, hut they are not "related." only crea­ ted by tlie same intelligence, on the same plan. A SOUND INVESTM ENT Mpop cent pairl on all stock, payable semi annually. Talk to any banker in our city. Help your city ^row-—help yourself and your fam ily— set aside funds for your L*-~ child’s education. ■i i ■.Laa DR. IN LEY lias studied skulls i f <n-aturc*‘shmu'd WkFin'im thai liv- • <d .,m> t>. ir.,oooof)» y.nnj ago.; Plenty of time for evolution in timt past, plenty of time for fur­ ther evolution in the 100,000,000 vears that this earth will surely last. IMTKUKSTi.'ft; TO city editors *in|l good reporters. When fliers to Hawaii left the Pacific coast f ly - 1 ing field at Oakland, the Oakland , Enquirer covered the story well, They return, and the city editor of the Oakland Enquirer sends his re*I pi.rtiis in a flying machine .’III mile.* out on the Pacific. Theme by radio, from the flying machine, the story of the heroes’ return was sent to the paper, before th? Jiip docked. That’s good ^modern importing. Blue Bird Beauty Shop Mrl.ander Arcade DURING JULY A BRIDES THRIFT commends her to her husband. It is well for her to make regu­ lar deposits from her income in the Seminole County Bank. Thus does she establish confi­ dence in her management o f her finances. 4 'r Interest Paid on Saving's Accounts. Our Guaranteed Marcel PERM ANENT ' W A V IN G $ 8.00 IlOItltV JONES,, golf wizard f:j<t All iiit.i, (ia., defending his open golf champion title, makes Phone now for appointment the first round o f IK lodes in (>H almkes, five under "par". 349— J The secret in golf is control of itials on tlx- menu, but lie will bn an American unless our • head ami nerves. In the nir, flying, Under in nlile guidance of D. II. country loses it present form.— Hartford Daily Times. or on grn playing golf, young McKay Tampa Times, the new Americans .eem aide to do that. >onrd should he able to | charter solution for find the proper STATE CHAM BER POLITICS A W ELL M EANING politicini Tampa’s f problem*. JAC K SO N VILLE JOURNAL suggests a law admitting children f :, ’ 1 — — -o— i to all basehall parks for 2.7 cents per Tw o 'Ikillahnssen women had an Considerable comment has been exercising their personal privi- child. A better law would aupply j experience with a passenger train "A Subutiintlnl Jeweler duties tinve the city hasebnll parks in which child­ f yesterday. It was thn old one at made ill the state press about the ■leges and civic I the croshiig, you know, and these activities of the Slate ( ’hntnkar right to expirss their opinions up­ ren could play baseball. 'Dial i in u Siilistanlial City” to its on questions of state and to JT ladies found the effect just the of Commerce with . . . respect . . . , en- what they need, not !!>• right t.» B same as .thousands of others have. I"'!'11''" ' “ I® " M»WwU t '" '1 ‘ "V "1' ’ ’ deavor to direct the course of gov sit on ii bench, paying 2.7 cents to .. 108 Magnoliii .. * ______ | ( _____ political ci|tinlioiis. Ill some quur- crnmeiit just as any other petsoi watch Homebody-else play.. Dr Tihu-e who ha* bus been been making mnkinir •' the charge has been made ha i, making it clear however, a If young and old men of (lie gen Dr. Ti icy, who .................................... | a study i^ o f th ■ brains of man nml that the state chamber h?s gum Mr, Dann lias repeatedly slated lie (ration played more, and watched I the siie.Ile'claroz that hn has foui into politics, and In one Instanre P doing, thut they are acting in- less, it would lie better for them. ^ Mrong idenev that the two brain* >'.’s(ilulloiis condemning it have uopcndeiitly of their connection nr* rloiwl associated. It’« jiroba- l,*',,n adopted by n city • cliambi r with the State Chamber o f Cum­ JA P A N I ROHAI1LY will settle at mene. bly the ibonkey in ii u s ‘that's always " f commerce. Geneva tin- question of limiting .Much of thh j, due to the fact ft i* proper, and, in fact, urgent, battleships, cruisers, etc. getting Bs into trouble. t ^ . o---- • that Herman A. Dann, president timt business men give more attenJapan, on the surface, at least, A newspaper editor and a sheriff of the state elmmber, has critl- (inn to issues of goveinment. It is on the side o f the United States. deserve a lot o f credit for prevent- rlzed the Everglade.* policy of j* comeivsMe „t times that they But what is Undo Sam at Gen log a lynching in Leesburg the Governor Martin and hm timing- may through a civic organization evn, quibbling about d iip ‘ and other day. A lynching would "have ed to debate him Upon the ques- express opinions and pas* resolu- armaments for? lie should make done tmbo-ly nnv good and would tinn. Till state ehnniher main- lions upon the course nf govern- up bis mind, hero in Amerie i , 1 have haldo.i * black eye to laikc tains a press bureau for the dis- ment in state, city or county, just what In- needs, get it, nnd, In rase county and thin entire section. semination of new, about Florida a- organization in Jacksonville o f necessity, use it. Why consult, n c E -m 4. TT'*” r,* , , ‘ F, development, and It ha* have done. The distinction to he others? Tim m ijlen picture director found ni.tun.lly touched upon affairs of drawn i.* that no one or any set They didn’t consult us when I dead in he.liquored apartment government, which ha* been in „ f person* should use nn organ!- they were building up armies and ' Ill llolltKvood. Mas not munlpr- part n s|.„iisjtle foe aacribing t-> zulion for selfish, political pur- jealousies that caused the great j S j K L l V upon ...i t ’ZhU bady l revealed “ S M S nemo *' Jl&,it'ru' T -h,C ,m,mi» !« * It may if It chooses. war. I'erhsp* you have been waiting performed of of , some , , the ,artlvf . mem-, take action it d.-emu necessary and tlm faetftlm t he had simply• druu’ ....... c her* |M. of the Male chamber and within it- s, qa- upon government until conditions were in your fa­ m i i i u ’Hi . , . . . i — — ■. i ■ ■ ■ — 1 himself x t a death. Suigidy, I T 1*’*)1 tM th. lr'cbiim slm ii with mditiesl uf- and wlikt It d ies. An lllus vor before you build. Frankly, you o f death. a;;,m! | TOM s i m s s a y s futr- may also have lidped to give might lit- cited. The State:.H will never find a more upportuno , lier of t’ornmcrce, through its memI The owier night within ten blocks ri.-e to the criticism. In view o f the protest am! c f t- bership, mav adopt resolution* or (ki mmunder Byrd peportz he tune for constructln than the pres­ on Park Avenue we observed three of fog over Ireland. traffic yinbitions. U'<- passed one tclrm that have made their up- take a stand'upon the .bnirmec of found a lot ent all things favor the builder— NVus it fog, or smoke car ruqriing without lights;ut one pcarancc it is not inappropriate the Everglades, but. as Mr. Dann prices, luhor, etc. ‘. ; intersect on, a cross town motor­ to discuss the mission of the state |,n* hinmdf made it plain, it would We’ve decided that tiicmi trailsIm* right fen (ht* or ist failed to stop; und then we 1 *1!., M, ‘ Tin* Miifi* uhitmlMT ii* |»mumcMl any otlur offiiur to neek to ubq the Atlantic flights were all propngannearly’ ran into a fellow driving on d i I or K» D. T. E lb e left'side of the street. Hence o d a y out of politics. It is a non. i power of the organization liecause Pipit leal organization organized • o f his (oiinection with it for or n| Occidents. A former prohibition lender now 5 ? ‘Tr1 ■for the purimsc of imimoUng the gainst some policy unun which he lifsbiess interests interest^ of „ f tthe state. It had rtrong convictions, without is head of u mosquito abatement OM PANV I' The d t v; o f Miami is cutting Its business . A association. No drinks. No bites. I approurUMon jfbr the nolice departto do for the■ state what first securing the *unrtion o f the c L h d ± z£ b k ment by fifty thousand dollurs. It t,y*tV l«ca 1 chamber .of commerce ' entire oryuiiiz itioii. It ought to We are awaiting the new quesTH E VAD D WITH A M IL L B A C K I N G 7 i« uife .in say thut every city in teetj* out to do for the community Ik- rememliered, that it is perilous tiun that will undoubtedly be the j Florida fs making adjustments in 11 serves. It has n big field and for any civic body, having a* im- next to go on insurance policies • it- k-Kpevdilurrs. Sanford siioul.l f?J" iaestimahle service to tiortunt \iu-k' lirfore it nnd as all. ut the wife’s temper............ . ■pot h" ^ar lirhlmJ -Sanford Herald, j hnida. It is deserving nf the sup- large field fui iqu-rntions as the Phone 135 Bond Grade Holly Ave., ut Miami has n commission form o f P0*^, the stale. state chamber ha*, t i engrge In A huslmnd kicked Ms wife 22 Zip Service iIth . 12th, 13th St* ir it'in.l This (’•ifiniUon of ervlce in n o ! controvcrslc of n political nature feet, or from the bedroom to the Yard Coveip-ilrnt. Galresvill? W all w fat il, you think Sanfoid ' ‘ ••e restricts the personal nctivl. |unless the i**iic is of inoineiitolis kitchen. They shouldn’t have Ital ? * rented sueli a Urge apartment. rjlic* uf the niomlsu*. The officers I importance. II' I {jc m in o lu (j[o u n I]jT j)a n k Sanford, Fla. H C VIEIF STR E N G TH - SERVICE - P R O G R E S S <^Ts= iD a - y t o u a . B e & c W Byrd Waited Until The W eather Favored Him I F K 1 F L O R ID A ’S G R E A T S U M M E R TIM E T O W N Fur niJiii) >rum iiroplr froiti nil m rr I iillnl ‘‘‘ nir* nnd I niind.'i htor th lln l IlnMnnn llrm’h— |»ln> l ||V forlunnl** I•••*•#«Imt m ii Imiik huh im*Lmm Inlgnl In Imtp rtitltmp 1 Clil« I ’.n^l i *mi*»i rlh iillh ihr U«»rld'n I Dtrsl %11-Yenr rilu«nl*. Unrm l» U In*-* l oul In NMHiiHrr. Ira YYInfrr enll I* nlrmtlt «\nrl«l*»%Idr. it - in tlie North K ail mid M i d * West, t v m t »»• r . tliry roMiei l«»r ll»r rllninfr. tin llrni*h nnd lur llir icrrnl pro* urn in i»f rnlrrlnltiNir n| %qble|i Inilmlrm iltr \%’nrld*n urntlral inii**|«‘ul oruitiiliitlltMta M|M| |n«ll« Idunl ,Mrfl»l« j for Ibr limulr •if arirn l) mllra nf ttnlrr f immI—ot*ro •» tmd rh rri lur null* ItwhliiK. I*nfliltiu. ••luliirlnus ritliiiu. Iiiih II mk. kiiIIIiik. >n«*l»ilnK* II m uii hlrul auiiiiiirrtInir fctMU. Inn. |'ni|ilr In t nilrnl 9*|ur« Idn. \lfiliumn, Griirulii nml thr 4'iirullnn* f *• %% this, nnd mMr l»> Iliniixftm l*, h a e n l l la r m r l t l n g y i»u n u n . *• *11 • » n m n i f f %dilrr«« tit Chnnilirr of I h im merr r f« wninmrr rnlea In ImteU. mmrftnrnfm »B*| nit lfanie__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ j f f a . ______________________ •« «.f red Merit ||nr«, �PAGE F I V E THE SANFOIfl) -HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1027 Social and Personal Activities-: |rc Telephone 148_______ MRS. FR E D S. D AIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR Residence Telephone 859 — J Mrs Bach Entertains Miss Hazel Sorrell ____o f Orlando ____ ATLANTAN WINS visiting here us the gue.« Lottaphun Club W ith’1 " *-lliT U t>?c a 8 lh o » n u’"t °r r.er sister Mrs. C, W. Stokes TITLE FOR 2ND Lovely Party Today t S o c ia l ____ 'alendar J thi| itinrvel look three putts. ■ On’ tho homeward nine Jones (J started with a 300-yard drive thntj brought gasps from his gallery. His chip shot landed him a ynrd from the hole and one putt gave him n birdie three. At the short eleventh, Jones pitched o ff the.' line to the loft and took two putts for a par three. A t the twelfth, he had a 270-yard drive, and a chip shot that was short caused him to take three putts for a five which put him one over par. At the thirteenth hole, Jones had a 230-yard drive. An iron shot left him -JO feet short of the pin and he took two putts for a par four. With the wind dead against him, ho drove 250 yards o ff the fourteenth tee, and reeled o ff another 250 yards with a brassic. Ho then laid a chip shot four feet from the pin and sunk his putt for a birdie four. After a fine drive at the f i f ­ teenth Jones pitched 15 feet from the pin and took two putts for a par four. A 270-yard drive from the sixteenth tee and a pitch four feet from the pin gave him a birdie three. At the seventeenth, a famous trouble maker for the best golfers in the world, Jones drove 210 yards and a safe iron shot left him 10 yards short. He chipped two yards past the hole, missed a putt for a birdie four and was done in five,This hole was play­ ed under trying circumstances, for a Glasgow excursion train was pulling out as Jones came along. With this enthusiastic addition to his gallery, Bobby drove 250 yards down the fairway, laid hiq ap­ proach 15 feet from the pin and took two putts for a four. His enrii follows:— Out I I 1 5 1 1 5 3 5—38 In 3 3 5 1 l I 3 5 4—35— 73 ‘ At the end of 54 holes of the '(Joif hnmpionsldp \ today. The ten leaders were ns i follows: Bohhy Jones, 213; Fred Itohtnn, 217; Aubrey Boomer, 2I!>; Joe Kirkwood, 2IP; Percy Aliss, 220: Ernest Whitcombe, 220; (!, A. Win tenmhe, 221; Ia>n Holland 221; T. H. Cotton, 222, and Bert Hudson, 223. Other third round scores were ns follows: Cyril Tolley, former amateur champion, a 77 for a to­ tal of 227; Archie Compston, 231; Robert Harris, a 82 for 231; A. J. Miles, an 82 for 232; ls-n Nettlefold, tin' Tasmanian, n 85 for 237 A. C. Whitcombe, a 71 for 221, and a tie for seventh place; Er­ nest Whitcombe, a 73 for 220; A r­ thur Havers, a 73 for 227; Walter Kcnnctt, a 75 for 228; I>en Hoii land, a 71 for 221; Ted Kay. a 77 1for 228; Charles Gadd, a 78 for 223; Percy Alliss, n 73 for 220; It. E. Bnllnntyno, a 73 for 227; and T. H. Cotton, a 77 for 222. A. 1) Zachary left Thursday for An unusually gnjoyablc social where. hol wi" s»mnd sevnffair of this week was the bridge ' Any* 1*" business, m o npay (Continued from I’ ngc Onat party given Friday afternoon by — — ■ nml Social meeting •>> Mrs. Walter Bach at her home on Miss l.eola Evans leaves Friday J favors, England, 21*7. Percy Allis, Daughter* (Haas o f Holly Avenue, when she entertain-1for Clayton, Ga., 'where she will Compston, England, 303. Charles M is t Sunday School will cd v............... (lass, Englnnd, 305, Ted Hay, Eng­ members of the Lottaphun,.spend the summer. L u o’clock at the home Bride Club, land, 30(1. Walter Kennott, U. S. A., fi'orti-r I-atising, 7t»8 \Vest 300. .Janies Ilrnid, England, 300. Pink and blue were the colors Walter Carter and Kdwanl Me* Cyril Tolley, England, 307. Robert featured in the decorations and It, riiin Circles will met t other details ami were effectively < all motored to Orlando Thurs­ Harris, England, 307. L k at the following pbu> carried out with hydrangeas and day where they spent the evening. Whether is was the crowd or zinnias. | j j r> ,U|I| ;\jrs> q . C. Gibbs plan merely a temporary slump in his Mrs. A. D. ; One, As the guests arrived the host- to leave .Saturday for Atlanta, Ga., play, none can say hut during tho Mangoustim* S8H isa passed a nretty flower basket|where they will spend ti short morning round Jones made the •|'wo anti Seven meet with in which the floral designed tallies time, turn in 30, two over par and those |wi;, H. Sievcking, at 111 were concealed. who had boon waiting for him to The afternoon was quickly M ir Edward Higgins and Miss crack began to feel that the time l-venIh Street. Three, luncheon at one ra Warren Kasterhy motored to had conic. They were disappointed. & m» i" scores wer-voilamiu Friday where tliey spoilt It her home in (Ionova. Jones tightened his play on the noimng high nign ,i... t|lt, ,|„v Sour with Mrs. •!. " • counted, the one holding homeward journey and came hack score was given a bridge set suit-1 '' -------Ijike Itnss. abb for four tables. For low score! Mi Ethel Fisher of Hamlet, N. In 33, one belter than p«r._ Six with Mrs. ( . D The American stnr’s early d iffi­ prize, there was a set o f curtain C ... is visiting in the city as the L Magnolia Avenue. Nine with Mr-, Junius pulls in the forms of parrots. Tilts guest of her aunt Mrs. \Y. J. Mo- culties seemed to he with his putts, onr cutting the highest card won! -------for he was not hold and time and in Rose Court. |j)iy c*uh«|Uc plans to leave Sat- «g»in the putts which were dead Mallory Circle til the a deck o f bridge cards in an atI urday evening for Marion, 8, ( ’ ., for the cup stopped short. , hnrch will meet w ith Mr>. t,:'j *iY; I,M*der. At the conclusion of the game wluro he will spend his vacation, Jones put his first drive down |,t t o'clock at her home on the hostess served chicken salad, the middle and 2.50 yards out, and Hirtl Street. saltings, olives, sandwiches and Sam (iarditier left Thursday cv pitched his second to within thirty t u f .s p a v punch. ! ening for Savannah, (Ja., where he feet of the pin ,aml took two putts Itnffn Girls of the Method* ..111 visit . . I... :. r.... ............ i . the plavcrn for ..in ,: ...i,,,:. ....... lew ,, Joining , • j lea ,, wero , .win leiative. torn weeks, for a par four. A prodigious drive I, h will have n "Stunt" jmf- Mrs. J. \v. Mem ami Mrs. ,U from the second tee netted him 270 I.VIock at the church annex. William Mem Jr. WEDNESDAY yards and he pitched to within Trc players were: Mrs. M. w Birdsong returned home forty feet of tho pin, and again Spaulding Circle of the naiik, Mrs. Chris Matthews, Mrs. f rom ........ |l(. took two putts for a par four. The Ltifl church will meet with * ' * - 1 .. branch',* the "Song Bird" third hole was a repetition o f the Ji; 1 o ridge at 3:311 o’clock 'I; Mrs. Wiirt W. Warner, Mrs. Ell lee f'm tm Co. croud, Jones netting a par four. | mi in Fdgewond. worth Harper, Mrs, Clifford Wal­ It was at the fourth that the Ill I USD AY ker ami Miss Iva Jane Ford o f J. c. Mitchell left Friday for champion made his first real er­ |Ni :i'M■11- o f America will Monroe, I si. Yntnavillc, Ga., where lie will ror. lie had n 200-yard drive, was luck tit tin’ old Mason ( : p< rid several days with Ids wife | ... r th" I’•a diet. lioit with his approach and then IJ. (J. Crawford o f Oviedo l"',u and small daughter. FRIDAY look three putts for a five. the day Friday in Sanford attend It- Tempter and their f.un- ing to business. Jones drove 27/» yards o ff tho Mrs, Earle E. Jones, Mrs. R. L. ||| rnj.‘> a hoot rid>’ leaving Khlnholser and their guests Mr. and fifth tee, laid a spoon sh«t within Iho Municipal pier at. a Alfred Rohsun of the I*. J. Cool- Mrs. It. J. Wchh of Tallahassee' eighteen feet of the pin and took edge Co,, stopped in Sanford metered to Imylona Beach on two putts for a hirdle four, at tho ■ r meeting of tile W. C. T. Thursday while onmuto to his Thursday. __ j sixth n 230-yard drive and a pitch ]l beheld at 8 o’clock at Iho home at Orlando from Pensacola ,, , ,, „ ,, , ,, found him fifteen feet from the I* Mr Otto Sclunclil on the and Tallahassee. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Me Caul in (,olo, and two putts gave him an|i‘lc. . .. . , , j motored to Daytona Beach 11rs*| other four. A mighty drive o ff the SATURDAY Mrs David .Speer has returned day where they spent the after- Hevt,nth n(,ttC(J 2M ynnts and left \ i..n ; i » irrn’ Story Hour at 10 titimit from Oronaclo Heacii whore noon. sht has spent some time and; _______ I ' J l » " J«rds from a bunker I at the library. , plans to leave Saturday for Am irM r^.B . Turner Houses leaves W * ™ '* tho R "® "*.Jones chipped where into a trap, exploded out and took .lulin Webb of Tampa is letis, Ga., where she will visit rci- Friday for Atlanta, Ga., ______ [she will visit her sister, Mrs. \V. two putts for a five. in Sanford ns the guest ntives. \t the short eight he pitched Tom Pnvia at her home Miss Jean Naisniith and M v s .'^ ’ D o w d n l.______ fifty feet from the flag and took it First Street. Grace .............. Latham of ,Florence, S. ('.. , A. If. Beckwith left Thursday two putts for a par three. From , arrived In-re I husday ami are the flir Orangeburg. S. ('.. where lie the ninth tee, his drive wan 2(10 |ur Yowtll and O. P. Hern- guests of Mr. ami Mr-, f . M, lb\vd xvjj| j0j„ |,js vvife and haby and yards. A pitch shot brought: him re mnijiig those from San* at their home ntt East . Seventh aicompony them homo. forty feet from the pin and It Ifitorimrt>> Tampa on Thurs- Street. took three putts for him to collect ' attend the hall game. Mrs. Holland I- Dean left Fri­ a five. The (first nine would have Mis Irene Hnrshhargei day noon for New York nml Bos-____ . anyone been_ ______ sound gylf, ............. for almost far.,1 .'li Itbcrt Masska tw>- I’oulan, Ga., who has been visit- ton where she wil Ispcnt several but Jones, but the crowd was dis. Lcrshurg Tbuisduy where ing her sister Mr3. Robert K. w eeks visiting friends. j appointed*and fairly grouned when lire tho guests of Mrs. Motile left Friday for Daytona Miss Drane Roberts leaves Fri­ I»’s i-ier, Mrs. Joe Butler. Beach where she will spend the J. (J. Ball was among those day evening for Sylvester, Ga.. front Sanford spending Thursday' 'ycvk-utuL w i’-h friends. where she will spend several at JHytonn l t | u i V l i . ■ J iJ \!vi.' Walter* S. CoTeMrs, J. M. Wallace and sister, weeks with relatives. $n<j llieir guest, Nerd Green* Mr. and Mrs, Robert Harris and Jarksonville,' si«-nt Thurs- Mrs. Mary Bishop, left Friday Mrs. G. W. Venahlo and nice", lathy of Homestead are tho guests nfternoqn for New York City and ry plensnntly at Orlando. Quebec, Canada where they will M is:; E ffic O'Cian, left Thursday Mrs. ( . i, .Stnwton, and Mrs Sum Meiers o fM 'cn d the summer. They were j for Orangeburg, H. C., wluuxi they Mr. iitid Y lrs .T Y W. Gilbert ■>. i ui.a arc the guests or accompanied as far as Jacksonville will spend some time. plan to bpetil the week-end with TVTLrr j /*■’ . , Fun* Mrs. J. N. Robson at by Mr, Wallace. , I Miss Anna DulAise, 3Jiss Mink Fiends, at Gainesville. littagi- at Daytona ilcueh. The many friends of Mrs. ( ’. M. 11(.ward and Miss Eloise Brady , , ... llnn.f ivi'i! Y h* t.liirl i,, Inncn 11,.., I me tored to Daytona Beach ThuisByron Stephens left Thursday, ■. (. 1. I’uiid Jr., and Mis* ',lli "rovcm l suffVcicr >v ,!l,.v where they spent the day. for Waldo, where he will spend W led to arrive hrerr Fun- '•»»« l.lns ^ .U ,.t dm 1 — *---several days on business. t>be the house-guests of Mrs, fcom her recent illness at tlu ( ^ ^ jj Mahoney, Miss I -------- YEAR IN SERIES ,V.o?>e»!i,'t!!'K tlu" lim.o. 1of " lice! M'l'iJe Tyre and her mother Mrs.l Judge Otis Cobh of Vcrn Beach da o eh ter Mr^ S \1 I |ovd on V. Uri|uhart of West Palm Bench; is visiting here ns tho guest of (■ K. II. Peters who has been Magnolia J,' Avenue, a ,..Atm* * stM'nt Thusday at Daytona Beach, his mother, Mts. P. 1). Cobb. w Formal Opening WAHASSO —\ Rapid progress being made on construction o f bridge across Indian River at Wabnsso, KEY LARGO — Key bridge may lie rebuilt. O f R a ffe ld ’s Saturday July » 1‘ - V 41 \ ,r ; Wc cordially invite you to the opening: of our new shop in the McLander Arcade, Saturday, July 16th. In addition to our complete line of ladies apparel we have an attractive line of men’s ac­ cessories, shirts, tics, under­ I: wear, handkerchiefs, etc. Your ralron ago W ill Receive Our Us­ ual Appreciative Attention RAFFELD’S »•> “A SHOP K i ll M UN & W O M E N ” Next to Baggett's McLander Arcade i.argo . j jamin for several days left I lay nfternoo nfor her h«iinCi | ANNOUNCEMENT T h e following cars are late models, and in first and Rob ■i I" \ ’ho" colored to Daytona ' I Inn 4ny whero lie spoilt ] ■> nitli hm wife and family I J,|V|' a (ottage at the Beach j "c summer. Modern__-Tho only light e «r o fferin g 4-wheel brakes as national equipment. M ost crononiical ear in Am erica— proved in a nation-wide tost among more than 0,000 owners who averaged 88.fi miles per gallon. \\ hippet also holds the A. A. A. Coast-to-Coast economy record. Higher speed — You can do 55 miles an hour in ti Whippet. Its low gra vity center keeps l lie car safely hugging the road. Quick pickup— Fastest o f any a ir its size and weight. Oversize balloons— For extra mileage and added comfort, Smibhers__Another reason why I he Whippet is the easiest riding light car on the road. Ad just able steering post— Easily fitted to any driver o f any size or stature. Force-feed lubrication— the oiling system you find on the highest-priced automobiles. Roominess— Plenty o f leg room for tall people in the front seat. Full-vision body— Narrow front pillars on the enclosed bodies enable you to sot' clearly on all sides. --------— ihrrv MOr I judin left Fi i - 1 •o.in, i;a., where she will h'' ' ter. Fhc will he joined •v m*r : on, Dr. Henry M r-1 n( who has 'been visiting tit 1 in the east ■‘t-1■y IB t,.|, Morse has re ''"in Daytona Bench 1 1 I.. a I ho wa F I'In - c' has been the guest of *■ A. I atterson. a Wallnce has ret uni* i. ...■iti, Caroline where she r >ain. ,1 hep Oaf), Russell, who I , >'ig several weeks at Cann» Li ' , allm e also spent r weeks visiting relatives. Cntn Coach Touring Roadster $625 625 695 $795 765 S25 (d u p e Sedan I.andmi $025 725 755 $795 875 925 Prices ami s|wciflcations subject to change without notice. Pricer* f. y. b. factory. Willys-Overland, Inc., Toledo, Ohio Oakland Sedan Nash Coach Ford Coupe Buick Standard Sedan Oldsmobile Touring Buick Standard Touring Buick Master Sport T ouring These cars m ay be purchased _ , i Phone 58 Park & Com’l Sts. through the G. M. A . C. finance plan which com pany has lowest rates of any com pany in existance. Sanford Buick Magnolia A ven u e Sanford Overland Co. Cov«* »■ V . , . , W i l l mak.. L i A,,i ’’[r "httromh ror-i r^ultur, i,"' Pen'>y Farmers i 1 Departments Whippet Whippet ••.Six'* Whippet Whippet ••Six" I,, Donald Whit,x,mb |(m ,. :T /"Vm*‘r ••■shunts »,f v'vh 11e '?‘D' kerB Thur?Mr ,-Mp Whitvomb’s par• vaVtalti Mra’ lL L - ^ lo Chrysler Coach Superior Quality—New Low Prices [ck Murk wood, occompanic.i D • . B'-’ ty McKinnon L ,.r‘ ■otakin, leaves Saturday pM,r for points in North Cnrot ■; u:Muikw(K„| will be tiie Wallace Bell at Chariott tig, r . l" still a yea r ah ead in the field to offer 1-whecl brakes, greater economy, low center of gravity and increased roominess. Oyer 110,000 sales the lirst year set the record for now-car popularity. Camilla Pulrstnn, Misr.: MarmteUe, Miss fSHaabeth '"3 an,| Mr>. J, L. Marcu nioiorrd to Orlantla Friday ' Rcy JS'iii the day. r as F ir s t ' 1 class condition. SET TH E PACE! *i.d Mr.. Jaincs Itahson Jr. trim ii. (I from Daytona I %win r- (bey spent a week Mr. Robson's mother, Mis. j , T h e Sanford Buick Company Announces its Annual Clean U p Sale of Used cars is now on. A Woodruff and Joh’ i ; [■ • ! ■ I i nla.v evening for r..111. lien, they will . nil | (■'* York where tliey will io time. __________ i j lAj ' ,k'Us' |c ta il, as the guest of Mr J. -i �THE SANTORB H ERALD ,'FRID AY, JU LY If,. 1327 PAGE SIX Results Of flames! Ben Lindsey, SOUTHERN l,E Aft UR Little Roclf rtf CintmflOTlTJi w (Culled 7tii allow pLuycrs l cntcli train). Mobile d; Atlanta .'. 11 Inning*. Memphis 3; Nashville I. Other, not scheduled. W ill Keep Gut As Judge, UpHis Fight By Writing, Giving Lecture. DENVER. July 1B--(INS)-Th< judicial isctiviti* s,af one of the ins Moled judges the world hni eve known uune to nn end here thi month when lien II. I HtiDny h vr 'ed to an • order ousting 1im ft''.’ hilt position as head o f Denver* inlcimiitionnRy ftuo-.vn juvenih Home Run, 2 Singles Rip Dunbar Hits IN T E R N A T IO N A L I.K A C t’ l Baltimore tt; Rochester 0. Others, rnin. Triple To Right Smbker»~Offcr Little Threat; Rain Delays Game For30Minutes ohl' Juvenile cour life ns a court ol ;.l.'d, Perhaps an bccanich.ho was required to two twclvo year r.ld boy: try, wns the rtnrt of thr JICACfl — Formers i n: it Company, new 1 l ank, to open in o f children and w girls and women in trim! Ip have liftd our assistance and help without any exposure, publicity, court proceedings, litigation or expense. 'ITic confidences I lur. e always kept, and those Involved may rest assured that so far ns it i > in i\\y power .they always will bo kept in­ violate." It tb i ii * IJnd - had !>♦ ■ rwr-.ro o f the threatened muter for many months, the formal Oroef hh removal impaired to r.turi him. IV,r a few minutes ho started at iho pbper then loft the court room' where for twentjAMir years he hud I.Mnlrey’s puhli caroor began twi nty-.'oycn v m i jyrn .wle-ii, «n ])oor y»jipj» littorr wan «p pnintrit by former g. venmr Charles Thomas mi Public Adminis- The i jpjlar Annual Mcct■ o f th • Stockholders o f the iriiilt Vegetable Corporation I he h' ld in our offices in the i 3 :Min • at Eight O'| 2ml, 1S'27, for the rUictinn of n a Im-cdornte and tho considorn6 tiun o f all oilier matters which l u r : properly come before bucIi * nr rninv. H A full attendance in request- Sor th e P in t E f P in t. Quart PO W D E R ^? LIQUID * KILLS INSECTS i im .T ev»n »tft» WMlC nil official records o f tli • Juvenile court have been turned over tu the Denver County Com tntssioners, every ipnoffii .il re­ cord has been removed. Keeps Confidences Thoiisninris <f'.j>cop!« front, «!1 walks o f life and in-all ntrntn of society vnnvc cuute to m .* nluiu' their private confidcnlinl domestic relation* 1roubles," said Judge AM ERICAN LEAK I T' Cleveland 4: New York I. St. I.ouis 4; Boston 2. Other.", rain. Snnford won the first name of the serin from the locals by a .'I to 0 I*LOR 11 count. Fergus allowed only four Tampa, 0* scattered hits while Rproul wan I ■• Peter* briny touched for 10 hits including Orlando, 1 n homo run by Manager Crowe and it triple by Dunbar. The game wns delayed by rain In the second inning, just after Crowe had hit hi* home run be­ tween left and center fields. The field wns wot during the remain­ der o f tho game but this did not seem to bother the Sanford play­ ers who continued their great work In the field. Friable and Ilnlley By International New* i guardian under,a law K IE S ” |League Standmgs Tagging AlIBases HANFORD M|rinl .... HailL-mRl .. Oilandhi ,i* A T L A N T A . July IS— (IN S ) — S t- JYJUrjb With tho Enrons leading thi rc't T»mpn of the league by four game*, Bir­ mingham opens a seriea with New Orleans today that may decide which team is the most likely to Chicago capture pennant honor* this year, • I*itt“burgh I Hotli Birmingham and Ne\y Or ; . i. 'leans were idle yesterday. But lii: New Y. il: •feature gntne wits,tirovided by Mo- ! klyn . Lite anil Atlanta which batted t:|- Id.. . ■ l.i even inniniM ntiti.juudud in a \if -,B Mon tory for the Btnpti j) ■lo ■; ill iwpein i Crncker; could not Tilt tho ball when hits wore needed. A.ME In Little Rock, Chattanooga! took a “oven-inning imnie from New York tho I'chide* H to <!,' Hurras* triple j W ! :i ^Um in the sixth with tin* buses full do-, chit u: • elding the Issue. [Detroit . . Fowler's singlo in tlio niniii >’lillailuu4p scored the winning run tlint en- Ht. ^sptiW aided Nnshi-ville to phis 4 to 3. Began Stcwa as lie lights i /or a group < :£ & m '* '* v . \ r_ 'I Q O P ip p s e Sanford Dunbar, If Friable, »s Beasley, rf JL Allen, cf Crowe, 3b . Mctt-cr, 2b .. Bailey, lb .. li 11 ' •< 'iJn - v viyw.if Tk* f, V r m ..1• 4J $ ■■ ' \ ♦ >[.. 1 */••* * « ♦f 5.**'AV*: \t ll \\ t . " • w ■'*' [ ' ■ .// Edwards, lb .. KeMiorn, .*tl» ... Inman, sn Bllckntoek, If Fi|ti)cis, c . Sjircml, ji . ... — Beasley out hunting on thinl ke. core by innings: ford ..... ......... 010 000 020 Summary: Two base hits, Meyer, It doesn’t take a s w a r m of filthd rcn ch cd , d is e a s e -s p r e a d in g flics to contaminate f£6d. Home run: Crowe. Sacrifices: A ll­ en, Snruul. Stolen buses: l-'rlsld.* two. Left on bases: Hanford 5; Tampa 44. Base on bnlls: Fergus, 2; Sproul 2. Struck out: By Fer». 3; by Sproul 3. Passed bnlhi: nncis. Umpiprcs: Moore and Frederick*. Time: 2 hour* flat. « T h e sim p le, c o n v e n ie n t an d effective w a y of being constantly on guard, is to put T a n g le fo o t F ly P a p e r and K ibbon to w ork . (T o Late To Classify) B u y them b y the carton. G ro c e rs nnd druggists e v e ry w h e re sell them. W h e n food i3 exposed to the air n e w UV- a b y Other type o f d e s tro y e r. . 'K V 3.ROOM FURNISHED apartment fo r rent, private screen porch, desirable 310 Oak Ave. Phone ■ ‘108-W, «*• , spit mu Fie l d d apartment hou“i> to ’ lie -erected corner 11th ami Silver Street '. TH E T a D G L F .P 0*0 T C d ’M P f.N V Grand Kapliti, KUcMrin Jury Says Negroes Guilty Of Murder J A C K S O N V ILLE , Fla., July U> M VCI I. took ___ L, ..u II.I (IN S) It Baker____ county , jury just 20 minutes to return a verdict o f “ guilty* Inte yesterday in the case o f Itoosevelt Kirkland, Tiugro, charged with Herbert Harvey, negro, with the munli r o f Mr. nnd Mr*. Erasmus In.dch, u fe d # Mnrclcnny ruuple. Kuklaud was found guilty o f similar charges Monday and sentence o f j thi- two will In made later th i; week by Judge A.Z. Adkins o f the 2dth judicial circuit. The two I H were alleged to have brutally slain ■ tho Reich family with uu axe while , robbing their home. They obtain- ( •il |I4 in the robbery. ' • Giovanni Martinelli, famous tenor o f Metropolitan Opera; says: W e who sins must be extra cautious about our throats. I get my greatest enjoyment from Lucky Strikes because I find they do not affect my voice.” O n e fly is too m an y fo r safety — particularly w h e n there i.s a b a b y in the home. Inman. Three base hits: Dunbar. : You, too,* w ill find that Lucky Strikes arc m ild and m ellow —the finest cigarettes you ever smoked, made o f the finest Turkish and % domestic tobaccos, properly aged and blended Avith great skill, there is a n .^ t r a p^pcess— “ It ’ s toast^ ’-“ UO harshness, not a bit . . . . . i. I r s to asted' JKo Tliroat Irritatjon- No Cough FL Y P A P E R RIBBON �FAGE SEVEN THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1927 HARM! HACE★ one 8 i * i . nford Daily llcrald r AD. RATES in : Catih in Advance ne nil*, will be received rons mid collector aent alely for payment. ......... 10c n line ............. he a line ........ 7c a Hue rates on request. reduced rates are for give insertions. “ords of average length tiled a lino. mum charge of Hw f«* sort ion. mlvertisinc is restricted ,cr classification. , error in made The Hanerald will he responsible v one incorrect insertion, vertiscr for subsequent ms. The office should lie | immediately in ense of O AHVlMTISKPd Herald representative uHy familim with rntes, and t'lai**iticatlon will cnmp*te Information, you wish, they will assist wording your want ad. e it morn effective. II'OIITANT n o t i c k rrJ.ers should give their „r postoffice address as S tlieir phone number il tesitv results. About one UU1 of a thousand has phone ami the others loiiumiiilcate with you iltet himw your addn-ss. ilisri.utinuanre MUSI m [n person at The Sanford d office or hy letter. Telediscontinuances are not KfUS 1’rompt Service t m .u Found . Efficient Hepend on FOR RENT Helper F o r Bertaud R O YA L CLEANRRS & DYERS 5 ROOM UNFURNISHED STUC­ we clean anything. Do all kinds of CO BUNGALOW. 2 BED ROOMS, On New York ToRome platting. Phone 481-J. LIVING ROOM. DINING ROOM, ... T * ___ KITCHEN (equipped with electric) I* I l j j l l t I s A n n O U llC C u BUILDING BLOCKS — irrigation range), BATH (with hot and cold ______ . boxes and general cement work water). LOCATED 2300 PAI.M ETNEW YORK. July 15— (I N S )- Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Ter- TO AVENUE. RENT SUMMER James Do Witt Hill, pilot on the witlogcr, Proy. 3rd and Elm'. RATES, PHONE 148. air mail route between Now York LANKY ,S DRUG STORE-—Pre­ . |,Mn.. . . . . , . , , , and Cleveland for the last three n h„ „ S) |Pcted as the cotnscriptions, Drugs. Soda. We am 4-LtU).\i i ouage unfurnished, for as near you as your phone. Call 1IU H, r ^ . ! r l iT k; , i f monlh-| panion of Lloyd Bertnnd in the “ x , ‘ 00carc Hcra,J* •giant monoplane, "Ou1 Glory" on LUMBER and complete line of * her flight to Romo nnd return, it building material, Ix>w prices. IU— Houses For Sale __________ , was announced today. Security Lumber Co., •'Whom Good FOR S ALE ;— FOUR ROOM CUT-' Hill, whose record tolls of more Grades Come From*' Maple and TAGE ON ONE OF BEST LOTS than r.,000 hours in the air. was Sixth. Phone 797. ON MAGNOLIA AVENU E. NE AR chosen, hackers of the flight said, CONCRETE in every shape and SOUTH SIDE SCHOOL.- PRICE because ho hns shown himself n form, blocks, tile roofing, omn- REASONABLE. TERMS TO SUIT vetornn of the skies who has never mentnls, etc. Sanford Cement Jhrod- PURCHASER. OWNER BOX 4111 deserted his plane in time of distress. “ J. D.," ns he is familiary ucts Company, Firth and Maple CARE HERALD. Sts. Phone 112-W. ---- — — . , _ mailed, has fared death eight times h op BALI .ONE OF BEST jt) the air, when ice, or sleet, or CLARENCE SMITH 1'TVE^ROOM BUNGALOWS ON snow have forced his plane to General Contractor PALM h i 10 A\ EN'UE. IN SANrth, hut not once has he nbunon100 West First Streo* M)KD HEIGHTS. CORNER LOT, donod his ship for the safety of st Phan* 441 EQUIPPED WITH E LE C TR ld „ narnchuto RANGE AND W ATER HEATER,' ________________ MEI a L ROOFING—The Roof Ev­ PRICE LESS TH AN M ARKET. erlasting. Metal shingles; VALUE. TERMS TO SUIT BOX NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS (landing seam tin and galvanized 15 C.O. HERALD. MEETING roofs. See James H. Cowan, Oak ivo, and Thud St. Phone 111. FOR SALE:..,. FIVE ROOM The annual Stockholders meet SPANISH BUNGALOW ON fog of the Sanfnrd-Oviedo True) A'lGHT-Cll RISEN BERK i PRINT PARK AVENU E. 2 CAR GAR- Growers, Inc., will he held at tin SHOP — Printing, Engraving, RAGE. NICE LAW N. IM MEDI­ Embossing. S ms .is lirst. We do ATE POSSESSION,— C A N ’T m3 Court House Tuesday Evening 2nd. 1927 at 8:00 o’clock. t. Phone 417-W. It. K. Avenue- BEAT FUR THE PRICE, TERMS August n i .,............ .fficors nnd other busi . , is.,.i..... nnimercial Street. BALANCE no‘ Ml )NI Til I Y* IH>X t u" \ 118 i ix CARE r \ III’ YJI1-.K-! lFll 1A m‘Sfl wil!nttrmlnmttrnnsucteil at this time MONTHLY. fuj, is desired. 5— Help Wauled Female A 1.1). T. F. ADAMS, COM PETENT STE NOCJRA P I! Ell 20— I ’lirni.s F*yr Sale wanted, some bookkeeping ex­ perience necessary. Apply A. P. BEST BUY IN AG R IC U LTU R ­ Connolly mid Sou. A L LAND 0— Help Wanted (M ale) H AV E 12 ACKER, 0 acres of muck, want a good uum to lake *1 on shares, P. O. Box No. 9(1, Or­ lando, Fla. BOVS W A N TE D —Can use five good boys who nre hustlers. Can earn ns high as a dollar an aftermoil. Apply Circulation Departlent Herald. 8— Financial President Attest: R. A. Cobh, Secty-Treas. In The State Of Florida In the flowing well dUtrict near Sanford, with clay subsoil. On the highway and one mile from R. R. station. Already cleared, Perfect drainage. Virgin soil of unsurpassed fer tillty, will grow anything. 1,000 Acres in units of 5 ames, as many as you want AT \ PRICE SO LOW IT W ILI "Make Your Head Swim" Home Seekers, Here Is Your Chance It Mnv Never Come Again If you can make a small cash payment am! finance your first crop, it will easily pay for tit* lsnd. If you are looking for a "Snnp" Here It Is See Mi> A l Once W. M. YOUNG Bargains In Real Estate Pnrk Ave. and Commercial St GET E TH YL GAS A T W IGHT BROS CO. Elton J. Mougiiton M in i |,,10,-..lir t ,, County Ju>lw Semi. 1. County. State ■*( Florida. 1 the .Stale of llnrrj Itrniulnn l.>'ivlsi (leeeaseil. tale ..r S.mln.U. r-ninty.1 Florida. U> the lion. Jus, it. Sharon In r< I X a t a or Harry llrumlon County 4 ioI k » " f Seinlnol, < minty., t.pu |. IJiiiisse.l ' at his of flee In ttie Comity Court* i To all i reitllors. logit *. dlatrlliu-1 h. u«e In Simfoi .l, S. mlio.le Comity . le. s. and all |n isoin having rlnrldn. Within twelve nomihx from ■ iaiins ..r demands iiKnlnst said I *1"' •'***•* hereof, Hated June 31. A. 148 TO r l t l ' I l l T O I I * •--tat. ; t on. anil »aeli of you. are herel.y tttitJM*d Hint i **f|tUr**t1 tn urfHfni any < latms anti dematlds wlilrti you., sr lllter of you, may have tinaliiM 1 I>. t»27. For Aching t)i I trial her* Ser A Foot Specialist I'hone 102 For Appidnlmrrt Packing Furnllure Braying.— Slorajie Dr. J. R. Vidler C. E. Cliorpening Chiropodist At Lloyd’s Shoe Store i ’ hone 3302 or 570 W Kcffulpr Trips To (JUKEN S l’ KINGK D AR K Every Thursday, Saturday ar i Sunday M e n ’s L in e n W a s h S u its 75c I ' A 1S A >1 1.1.\\ IS . h jp riih lx t*f ih»i of Hart v tlrnniton l.ewls, lie- ^ coaseit. R en ew Y our H ealth By Purification > A Real Homelike Place To Slop Cuuu- to The Ocean View Hotel al Coronado Heath, Fla. I’ hnroly screened, modern, im­ Any physician will tell you that provement h. Rates $4.50 a day \meriran Plan. $15 per week "P erfect Purification o f the Sys­ single. $25 doiihie, I tem is Nature's Foundation of Perfect Health." Why not rid H. J. COATES. Mgr. yourself o f chronic nilments that ate undermining your vitality? Purify your entire system hy tak­ ing n thorough course o f Calotabs. — once or twice a week for severnl weeks—ami see how Nature re­ wards you with health. Calotabs are the greatest of all system purifiers. (Jet a family pnrknge with full directions. (In­ ly 25 eta. al drugstores. (A d v). Leaving Kunlord el 2:50 P. M. Returning At 0:00 P. M. Round Trip 50 Cents Inrlmlimr Admission Tn Dual (One Day Service $1.00) YACHT W FXAKA Sanford Laundry Also Available for I'harlor Iteasonalilc Kate See Capt. Uiec D M O N Z 473 V^*V*i Don’t wait too long before milking snro o f your instirnnce. Fire gives no w;miing— of leii comes like *i lliief in (lie n igh t, A re you fully pi-oleeletl? This agency hns long I teen faithfully serving property owners. Architect First Nat’l. Bank Bldg. Sanford, Fla. MONEY— to loan on Improved deir .-liable residential proper!> .n !HI>: last Saturday night sere stolen from my Scnford at il per cent interest, no i illti Hickory Avenues To brokerage- Address Loan P. O Box laeating and returning MW City. n*f»es I will give a reward, were size 111. Black sutiiti 11— .Miscellaneous E-liihlished I90H ilk. blonde silk with three I’ biine 22 I Magnolia n front of skirt, lavender CAR AWNINGS#— keep out tit? rimmed in tan, nnd maid's dazzling suit and drizzling rail , aim little tan grip. lama •ar owners need them, $3.50 a pair ton. Illti hickory Avenue. is dirt eheap. Knlsenien and sales­ ladies are cleaning up with thir newest nuto necessity, call or 21— A create For Sale nounccmenls write for particulars. Auto Awn­ ing Co. 11 Ball Bldg. ATIDN and PLUM BING— 2Vi ACRES,— furnished house, | •Iiecialty. We handle electric 12— Wanted good well, near Faida- $250j pumps, home light and cash, balance like rent. Apply it alauu. Sanford Machine Co. W A N T TO DO SEWING for small San Juan Garage. t hoys nnd gills. Phono 82fi-J. idomr. Idles MUCK LANDS ARE V A I.U A B IT Just three miles front the eilj MEN AN D WOMEN ...of good npCOUPE,— A -l conditionlimits on highway 1 have eight pearnneo to work for a local con­ 1 tires, Dossier shock-abacres of muck ------ lands that can Is* », price $95. Ssntitiulc Tire cern Easy work, full nr spare time, __ _ good remuneration. Pav every day [ bought for $509 an acre or special til W. First St. v* * •.vV*.* Apply to Tlie Herald Office. ! price made on all of it. Thirty in enure tract tnciuucs cil■----- - —— —-— ---------- -— acres in cntlro tract includes PODGE 12-AFARM TOOLS W ANTED 1 , us lands and o t h e r g „ ^ garden W(, r|(| our hobb lht! (lir. Tf cats and Grahant Trucks W A N T TO BUY tractordisc plow, J Pith St. Phone U. Z , S V u 3 h . ...... .. > "” r r M : .... harrow, ditcher. W. M. Young, living raising bulbs, celery, vege- *'*n **rt Our, is „ rapid, certain INS 4 COWAN CO. auto 290 N. Pnrk Ave. Tel 777 or 775. tables and poultry for Sanford and « ’r.v **■ tG“ ',(iJ “r,,.r.k' ' t itor and sheet metal wonts, Orlando markets. Address R.VA. C. " « hl l>m - That s us. 13— Kooms W ith Hoard Truth Ave, i’ hone 7I0-W. care Herald. This will not be »n market long. If you do not think ANFOUD BUICK CO. BOARD AND ROOM, including this land is worth the price try *o Phone 207 212 Magnolia Ave . bath $8.09 per week,— also apart buy some of the muck lands in Phone 1107 ment for rent. 820 W. 3rd St. other parts o f the country. A. P. C o n n ell Sons ft J G ood Plum b­ in g is Phone I sr 1 our / .4 hobby / MODEL TRIM CO. I I— Kooms Without Bonrd Home JAC KSO NVILLE rim (lie car, not the owner.*’ {<Writers show to he held in Duval Phone 817 for estimate* TH REE — unfurnished rooms, 311 County armory October 15— 22 l‘. W. RADFORD Elm Ave. - $ DADE C IT Y — Bailey Flee & Ten RvIPS—MAR MON S 15— A|)nrtment For Kent ; Cent Store to open branch here Snidurd Automobile Co. September 1. lagnoUa Ave. Phone 137 FURNISH ED rooms for light STARK B— Senbord A ir Line housekeeping, with or without SANFORD BOOSTER garage, 918 Laurel Ave. ■Railway Company lets eontrdet for ""I' 11.00, Studibuk *r 'installation of nutomutie block sig­ )• A k fi.i rarlton juice with FOR R EN T— Wager apart m em 1 nals between Starke and Cole man. 1' the knock, San clean, cool, rosy, especially well (■ilrage Co. located, 798 Earl Street, Daytona CROSS-TIES— and poles, any grnde or dimension. See E, .M. '*1 N FORD — FORDSON Beach. Week or month’ utility furniched. or IL Bush. Geneva, Lilward Higgins Inc. ffMal 4 Palmetto. Phone 331 FURNISHED A PA KT M EN T— W AN T TO SELL six acres of corn, seed-bed covers, frames, wires, Three rooms and bach, all mod­ i d Overland Co. W lllyj5 . & Overland, Whlppltt. ern conveniences, good location cut-away harrow, cultivator and other farm tools. Sell chenp for 4 ' "mmerciul Sts. Pl.one 58. reasonable tent. Phone R31-J. quick sale. 11. II. care Herald. TWO rooms, kitchenette and bath* in d ie HUDSON- ESSEX beautiful outlook; all improve FOR QUICK SALE -upright pi­ INC merits; atiractivnly furnished ano, good condition, $199 cash, Oak Ave moderate rent bv week. Young's 117 Poplar Ave, Phone 41 Apartments, office 209 N. Park Bu*»inc.s.s Nervi re MADISON— Road between Mad­ Ave. ison and Greenville being paved TWO N E W — nicely furnished witb aS|,haU. I*' siNESS —card appear apartmenti. $25 per month. DID J__ __________ A S T A T U LA — New.’ jmst office llai|V in this column will W. First St, Phone 207. building being erected here. 11*'er 3,000 every day! IB— Houses For Ken* The Credit Association is an or­ " ' " ’‘f so little a |2 word FIVE-ROOM HOUSE, reasonable ganized society for tin* prevention of Cruelty to Credit. Just Pay your r ’"a* month costs only $2.(59, Phone 839-W. hills when they're due, and help to I’hone I 18 SIX ROOM DOUSE for rent, cor- j prevent this cruelty. after The Sanford Credit Ass’n. Inc. ner with Oak m and i nei nu Evans »*k for “ Classified Yit* i t parr- Jj.jy ._»() phone 29. mrnt" ____ EIGHT R O O M - house for rent at Pegistration Notice N~U) X 9 U,t OI-H W ALLS 8(tR Elm Ave. $35 per month. Five nflnVi* lle T itiv ^ b W W A L L P A IN T room cottage at Paolu. adjacent i FOR SPECIAL ELECTION. H. a n d ’ B E T-! to school "house, $25 per month Books of the itMAA-1Furnished cottage at Flora Height* Height*. The Ucgiatration Ucgi )v r « HER INFORM ^ mford, Florida, will be »: v iV '^ T H O N E 235-JI OR i $25 per month. See Jno. 1). Jenkins ■ * OLI.IN SANK ORD. i Court House Sanford, Fla. 1|)|H,n \\-*-*ln A. Inesday, July tit It, 1027 ., - 5 ROOM. bungalow for n*nt 1-nd will close Mundny, July 25th. '9N0CJI with bnth nnd garage, on French 1927. l“«inir UA!J, ’ .rc,'a,rinK- l"an . A v«*.. near 11th St. Phone 224 or jjlt, (*Ky ||a||. . with " ,l» 17 1- years ye rail at 901 Purk Ave. [„ R. PHILIPS El we “ CUt H Ft C R Y S T A L RIVER — New ice| Registration Officer. “ aL* Phone 832, manufacturing plane being erect-1 A .D . Ro sier !»15 W. Fir l “H ereM rW dl ih is tobacco ought ii good enoughfo r you f ” SU M M ER EXCURSION RAXES fro m SANFORD A SI. u c t io n e e r s d o w n o n th e K en- k tucky Burley le a f tobacco market ! Round Trip (o always single out o u r buyer.? w hen n T !r c $ fo t ic F U LL SIZE BOSTON N EW Y O R K B A LT IM O R E P H IL A D E L P H IA A T L A N T IC C IT Y $80.28 07.28 57.01 03.10 00.02 particularly fine lot o f tobacco com es in. O u r buyers have that reputation am ong tobacco men . . * they go after the ’’cream o f the crop” . . . no matter what it costs! BALLOON'S A re Showing the Wnv to All Others in Klyria IN C O M PA R E TH E S E PR IC E S O I.D F IK I.D 35x3 Vi Cl. Cord 30x3 Vi S. Cord 31x4 S. a Cord 29x4.40 Balloon 30x1.75 Bailoon 30x5.25 Balhxin 31x5.25 Balloon 30x5.77 Balloon 33x0.00 Hit (loon a T h e y g o after the cream o f the c ro p — and once you taste G ra n g e r R o u g h (!nt, y o u ’ll k now that our buyers get what they go after! Jltmt'tt L. NVelh, A, ('. L. Sla I toil COMFORT SAFETY ECONOMY F IR E S T O N E These and many other attractive nml rrnnwalral tour* have been arranged for )m ir pleasure. Sec am) enjoy the Seashore, Mountains I and l akes. For detail*, call on or rominunicatr with $ 7.35 $ 9.35 ATLANTIC COAST L IN E Q ranger R ough O jt t , f 11.8(1 S 8.10 .<10.95 513.05 T in lialf-fitnmu vactunn •in «* (»n )-liv a vrn li, lh« fad pourh, M tk J in ,J *u in *,i. In , u n i ,, 51 1.20 $10.05 sn .n o Seminole Tire Firc-.luni. Tire* Gulf Gaa 411 West First Street Tel-89-1 GHANOUZ ROUGH CUT IS MAUI! BY THU L1CQBTT * M Y URS TOBACCO « '0 . � 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 15, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 15, 1927. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 15, 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/ae17f27c32d8fece395559e182b8d923.pdf 44eab8f0f0ef873de630a32eb241fc6a PDF Text Text •y- TIIK WHATTIKR YOUU N E W S P A P E R 1-uhliHhcd in F lorldn*» H e a r t l hp W o rld ’s G r e a te s t V e g e ta b le Section. I ts I tic h e s t G a r d e n L a n d p E N o x m P artly cloudy with A Leased Wire liikrnufinn.il News Service Osius Awaits Prison Term For Killing crshowers tonight or Sunday. NUMBER 269 Member Audit Rurenu Of Circulations SANFOltl), FLORIDA, S A T U R D A Y . JULY 10. 1927 VIENNA!SSHUT!Syracuse Makes P lans For OneOf Greatest Aviation . Meets in American History PLAMOTHER MIAMI, Fin., July 10- ON 8 ) —Sentence will he paused to. day on Fred Osius, wenlthy In­ ventor of Racine, Wis., who wan late yesterday afternoon con­ victed on ono of two charges of mnnslaugtcr by a criminal court jury. In rendering its verdict, the jury recommended "extreme clemency" and defense attorneys have announced that “if the sentence is to heavy, wo will immediately file an appeal." ■i « local thund- : Miami To Provide Air Bases Shortly MIAMI,* Fin., July 1(1—(IN 8 ) —A ir bases for both land and w ater c raft will 1>« provided for Minmi immediately, according to Dr. A. W. Zicbold, acting city m anager, who received instruct­ ions from the city commission yesterday to take the necessary steps to secure a long term lease on n strip of land on ono of the isinnds along Venetian Way and in Hinlenh. PACIFIC FLIERS ARE FOUND ON] LEPER ISLAND SYRACUSE. N. Y., July I t — ] mcmlior of the local chapter, who (IN S) If present plans m aterial-1 |.ia.njy interested In the developire Syracuse is to he tho secho of H int of aviation. Tlic plan wna one of the greatest a ir moots!ever lin t introduced nt tho opening ofOver Fifty Lives Are Relieved held In the United States, with tieial meeting of the local flying] But Ills Father Says Atlanta Star W»M Cease All I’ublic To Have B een Lost When So­ army, navy, marine and civilian ■ ciity and met with instant npcompeting for some $-10,000 pvnvul to tho chapter members. tio n Competition After Defense I cialists Riot After Govern­ idiots in prizes. Work of preparing for the d er­ or His Title Next Year ment’s Failure To Convict 'the meet, under the plans now by will lie started immediately. j being considered, would be held The prizes, raised through sub- | a t tlie new Syracuse airport du r­ itlort and otherwise, would M ing the week of the New York given for speed and reliability of State Fair this Fall. A feature/of the meet will l*e i 11" plain, entered. •I. Wllltapd A .'Brown, who forj the appearance of Col. Cupric Only Reports o f Conditions A Lindbergh and his fan io n - l ie..' months during the World Are From Refugees Fleeing 11mis Atlantic plane "Tho Spirit War wil l in charge of tl»o naval forces .proposed that tho derby, Citv; 20 Policemen Killed of St. Louis.” providing a rra n g e ­ air ments can he made to bring in' h.cli! in conjunction with a con-! vention of former, arm y, navy and | ST. ANDREWS, Scotland. July B o a r d Members Announce to tills city. BERI.1N, July 10.— (IN S)— "I.indy" The meet will be arranged to marine pilots. Mr. Brown pointed 1C. (IN'S) Bobby Jones the most the Meeting For July 26 Or 26; ■> : n r W ealth V V 'irect communication with w th at many of the visitors to. •— • • • :. ...........i n Posing As Scion Of W ef I h riot-torn city of Vienna rcmnined take place on tho day of Lind­ om i convention v uhl fly In rc and, mined golfers of nil time n' ' ,kr l " : Youngherg WillKxpIninProarrival. Planes .from . mpet.- in the derby. N e w Y o r k f a m i l y , A Y o u n g | jro,, 08Bj|,ie today, day aft r n good night of rest and impossible today, with with nil tele, bergh's jecl Completely ForCitlzens every section of the United Rlntci HONOLULU. July 16.— (IN Tourist Dupes Key Westers fhonc and telegraph facilities dis­ nr.d some foreign countries will Mr. Brown was named chairman IVs p a r e d for more golf, ST PETERSBURG, Fla., S>—Dramatic irony attends Tlie task of playing T2 holes in af the arrangem ents commitUic And Joins Their Rest Clubs rupted hy the lenders of the anti­ lie invited. A public meeting in Sanford the fnto of Knmcst Smith, civ[ily — (INS)—Charges and government demonstration which is to win the British Open ChnnipTho nir meet or derby, ns it • (truce King, P. / . Briggs, Paul A. to acquaint locnl citizens with hunter charges were hurled hin and brenk nil record* ap- tlie details of the proposed St. 1ilian pilot, nnd Emory Bronte, KEY WEST, Fin., July 10.—(IN believed to have claimed fifty lives. railed hy the Syrncu30 Chapter, Andrews, C. Goodwlin ^trndley, R. ' He Lom the platform of the MuRefugees arriving a t Pressburg, i eland Kincaid, Robert Mill nnd jpnrgnlly ban not tired■ Jones. He is is Johns-Indian river rnnnl, is plnn- his navigator, who awakened s t S )—Despite the fact th at James tiermnny, today from the Austrian National Aeronautical Assorintii - John S. PendcrgasL planning to vlril several of tlie ntxl hy the Canal Bonn! for Mon­ [icipjil Coliseum here In last v.iu proposed hy Bruco king, n which resembles n battle __ _____: _________ -... . —!i.t her Bcolti It courses for IM"'V day or Tuesday night, July 25 or In Holulu today with the reali­ |iKht in the acrimonious dc- Francis Monoghnn alias "Boston capital, ground, reported that at least fif­ | rounds ! efore he lenves for Lon­ 20, according to an announce­ zation Hint they had reached Billy" Williams, golf expert, social L.o between late between Governor John light and supcrcrook, is held in the ty civilians had been killed in the don and the United States. their goal only to be cheated ment this morning. \t Martin and Herman A rioting, and upward of seven hun­ Evurywlu*ro ho ft00* Bobby ** nf the triumph that promised The meeting was tentatively set oen 'n r c s id e n t o f t h e Flori- Mineoln, N. Y. county jail while dred injured. for next week lmt due to the fact fo be theirs. A " u . ^ l “ r n f C o m * 1 NQH.au county .Iclcctlvo, , rWo t. Indirect information received ... State Chamber of Com ( uncover evidence that will Fend thut Col. Gilbert Youngbcrg, en­ Smith and Bronte, attem pting a from Vienna stated tho general golfing marvel of all Umo nnd all lorce. nil the subject of the ever- him to tlic electric chair for the g in e e r for the Canal Board, will nnn-stnn flight fanm Oakland to tin English professionals here have strike of all workers was still in lailcs drainage policies of the ao- alleged murder of n New v ork not he available. It was decided to Honolulu, fell short of their m ark 1 been anxious l.i pay their tribute postpone the discussion. progress. No trains have moved in kinistrat ion. I, v 400 miles early yestenlny policeman, a lette r "of sympathy or out Vienna since the outbreak to the American ns an unprecoIt is the plan of the hoard mem­ rh « n their sllverv monoplane. Charges of "rallrond.” lcglsla- signed hy more than fifty youni; yesterday morning, with the ex­ dctiled liero of the links. bers to have Col. Youngbcrg sup­ of Onklnnd." volplaned to li„n "draining the treasury and men of this city was today m allet ception of an electric intorurbnn A lto n .'.vs For Grain KinffAntl C m iv ictin n OT II. W . W illiams', j Tht,ro i . „m. thing that perplexes plement his meeting hero with a “Citv earth on the grassy shore of Mo­ hiding the facts" were hurled at to "Boston Billy" care of the Mm- line connecting Vienna with Press, Scottish golf enthusiasts, III*? |JI.W .*«»I4| Jl*'.. | • • ntul » series of visits to the various lokai. Au( M:ifi.T:•’ ■\nnoiince'i‘lm( For Making False Entries the he Governor hy Dann. Tlic Gover- eola county Jail. burg. Vienna is entirely cut off (■very Fool is n golfing enthusiast. county precincts B t tlic purpose The gasoline simply was ex­ nr retaliated with statem ents that Matter.^ Is AniirnblcHetttcd; In Cotlondale Bank. Upheld Posing as "Billy W ard" scion of “ HobbyV’ father indicated yoater- of explaining the project nnd hausted and n drop Into the Ba­ )ann "didn’t know what lie was a wenlthy New York family ‘ Bos­ from the outside world. Neither fo Decision Rendered Today All Ch * us Are Relrnckod another year may io j answering nil questions in con­ ri fir npnenred Inevitable. Tho alkinir about" that his statem ent < ton Billy" spent the past two win­ Berlin Munich, Prague nor Buda­ pest is aide to eommuniente with " Bobby’’ retiring from continued nection with its construction. fivers reconciled themselves to the n reference to brokerage and the ters in this winter resort. Ho was city by telephone or telegraph. DETROIT July 10. (IN S) The TAI.I.AHABFF.E, Fin., July Hi golfing competition nnd devoting At the m eeting scheduled for worst and made ready th eir pneu­ >rirc brought hy a block of $10,­ entertained in some of the best theThe nit brought b (IN S)—Tlie state supreme court himself to business, lie said that Sanford, Col. Youngbcrg will prr*- matic life bout. seriousness of tho situation $1,000,000 libel Suddenly they 90,000 worth of Everglades Drain- home and won friends hy the scon . judgment of Aaron Sapiro imainst Henry Ford. ] i,.,jny affirm ed th canal sighted the little Island of Molokai. . j go bonds were erronious and th at Last winter he was recognized as according to the meagre reports lias been settled out of court it wna the circuit court of Jackson coun­ after another attem pt a t tho Bnt* dtire extensive data on tho ■ ■ Their gas supplv was gone, ■ ■ * ■ i ,h Open Championship, "Bobby and explain it in detnil so thnt he question of whether or not the social lion of the younger nyailnhle Is itullcatcil in a fllupiitcn nnnoifnced toil ty in tho caso of J I. W. Williams, will confine his tournament piny local citizens may have a elenr owing to the altitude they were stating th a t twenty policeman had he Everglades should bo drained William IK m y t.allagher, t h ' convicted of issuing cashier’s mnlour meetings and will give understanding of nil phrases o f tho* aide to volplane to the Island, rauk|e c n killed In an attem pt to much 1society set. tad already been settled. ||c neither smoked nor drank the riot. It was also reported that cooperative nutria :ing chief’s coun­ cheeks and making false entire thereafter iinrt of his time l» busi­ project. The engineer Is expected Iin*' the shnro bv Inches, The debate Inst night was the re. and even declined wine a t a fnr.'- b group of A urtriun policemen were sel, announced that the financial ii the hooks of tlie Planters' Bank n e ss The Scots believe there is no to give such explainnthnis us w ill' The dense growth of vegetation term s of the sett!, ineiit between his of (’ottnmlale, and sentenced him Xin« r business than golf and they clear up nny misunderstandings , broke their fnll^ and neither flyer ult of a triangular controversy well party which he gave before burned.......... to death ....... Vwhen r i the ,.r pnhuo of client nnd Ford would remain coil- ta fji.« years imprisonment. ictween Governor Martin, Dann, leaving hero In February a n d '^ usljco f rom . .. hurt. Smith sus­ feel that for Jones to give up any as to tho functioning of the board, -which the nffnlrs or seriously nd Senator Duncan U. Fletcher, which cost him $r.,000. Key West * plutc of t»m Austrian government fiileiit ial. Williams actions, it was allec- nf Ilia golfing nctlvltlcK will he tho oporatiom of the engineers, tained n few scratches, hut Brontn Clifford B. Langley and Knrl J. | nt Id- trial recently, caused tlie cloze to sacrilege. enfor member of the United sm art society set turned out for were administered was sacked by the extent of tho work and nppor- wns unmarked. Tho plane, how­ Davis wen the counsel signing a to fnil. Tlie Sunnuiio Court’s ;tntcs Senate from Florida con­ this gala appearance. was completely wrecked. the rioters. The policemen were re ­ Experts here who have been an­ tionnient of tho funds for tho pro­ ever. settlement h alt upon behalf of ; .i.ioi, w.i ■ w ritten by Chief Jusi’rning the issuance of n $20,000,­ Although they landed several I in tho "Boston Billy" was elected to ported to have been lock . , li. Ellis. The Court also nffirm rd alyzing tho four record breaking ject. miles from the guarded leper col90 drainage bond issue and sale of Tho Ford. round, made by the champion In The question of whether ritlmembership in the most exclusive building without ‘‘" ''" " '" '" ''l The chief f< atm • of public h th’o judiniKm of the circuit court a tlnck of (10,000,000. young men's social club in Key !stu n ture was reported to 1o a ma 2S S 'U S 2 X \£ Z tercst is the promise by L'r-Sy le til Vfcfi - v 'y In the ^auonttf flip t^HUper skill uillinr than any ele­ xens o fS o n iliio lo and * . 5 5 The Governor rlm llenjyd tjoth Y/ust and it was the members of or ruins Urns mornmg. print in till* f> thorn r.iTepend- Rnlpil Pirn i !oti( convicted of .in ment of luck won for Jonas. They counties shall approve tho J*1*''-1""'‘tho hnme o f Ju d g e Me C orristor. o*a puTnf dobute, but Flctcner did point out that a fter his marvelous nnco " | EM n>, of tourists many of them or lionds extent of , mnffiptr «to of Moloknl. nnd given -. , „ to thoi extent first round of <’>c, Jones did notpush $1,250,000 for tho construction of !IlnlIpUhment a chance to _r e e L f l t nourishment nnd and -- .... I Ids game lmt played for pars on tlie canal, will ho settled nt 1 10 A* soon ns wort! wns flashed to every double hole, and generally polls of the two countries on Aug. Honolulu an nrmy plane set out t<> secured them. Only when some mis­ HI, four weeks from today. Sub- brinP, tho flyers to this citv. They fortune took him over par, did ho illusion of tho issue to tho people reached here vpsterdav afternoon, gone nlliom um ics, wmn- mm-.................... I"»K Uir,um<- 1 1 I........ ■ llatc by Chieugn of office with Tho Court affirm ed tho eid er of seoni to go a fte r birdies. the consular offices for protection, cation from h' Chicago culminates a movement that lias nnd desplto disappointment ovm* "I thought th a t fellow know how |night. Dototinitiation, skill and courage boon agitated in Seminoio County the outcome of their flight, both Travelers on the. main highways Gallagher's law offleo this morning | tlic Circuit Court of Bradford .......alpr., .......... to play golf better than lie per­ Dann launclicd fifteen charges nt were being stopped hy armed work­ the Ford attorneys affixed their county in the rn • of (). M. F.vmu are w hat makes Jones a great golf- for the past two decades. npnenred in fine spirits. Ithr (iovernor’s drainage policies formed here, a local golfer was men and forced to submit a thor­ signatures. a i trustee, appellant, vcrsi i J . I.. ir , Hie Scotch experts hold. They A hill passed hy a special ses­ Although their attem pt to reach liii the Everglades each of which heard to rem ark when it became Gallagher raid lie had n<> r ta ’e- Harvey nnd wife. point put llial nothing daunts tlie sion of tlic legislature in 1920 Honolulu fell short hy several hun­ ough nenreh. known th at ho was u golf expert. ICtovcrnor M artin denied in no unmont lo inul ■ upon behalf of Ids Evans had entered Mill in the young man and that when lie is and amended in tho recent regular dred mlles.Tho flyer* are credited Looting followed the nub.-iding client. Full copies of tho retrac­ Irertnin term s. Dnnn's criticisms Billy managed to always finish u Bradford Circuit Court to eslrnin in trouble lie fails to ace tho troii- session, givos authority for tho with negotiating the first civilian stroke or two abend of hi sopnnnof the riots. Women vvenring red | were as follows: . tion ns it will >1pnear in the Inde­ tho Harveys font conveyii g cert­ tdi! hut in-tiad pinna and general- construction of tho canal provided non-stop flight between California . ... .. aster i i... 1 ll... .. .........f ..U.. "That $10,000,000 Everglades ent whllo playing on tho local cockades in imitation of the P rcncli pendent are being prepared hy ain property to i.’lher p a rse s mi l I.ly execute.! a m stroke th a*t *.» it is approvedi ll>y a m ajority of# and the Hawaiian Isinnds. In that, I'lrninngo bond issue has been sold courses. He is said to have won revolutionists were reported to Gallagher for newspaper puhlicn- to declare the title in e«tod in will regain all lie hurt lost. tho freeholders of this nnd Bre­ respect their flight wns a trium ph "extra spending money" nt golf. Jinvo boon plundorinu tlic principal ^ i}tu |loo cheaply." They point to Ida experience on Evans as trustee. The opinion was vard county. Approval of tho can­ In itself. . . . , ]{,. 8aid tie- Ford organization On Billy’s first visit to Key W est shops and business houses. "The bond hill passed hy the Smith shook Bronte s hnnd nmt the eighteenth hole yesterday when al curries xvith it the right to Dawn today found the police hn«l not penifled just what ii ne per curium. iLcgiilaturc and the rules and reg­ during the w inter of 1920, a young congratulated him when ho jumped The decision of the court of lie needed every stroke. His drive issue bonds for tho waterway. ulations framed by the drainage Cuban, brother of Justice Rugelio nugmcnterl by machine gun squad- u )0 mitn ( r will apm-ar in, hut tiiat from the nrmy plane here and then landed in the middle of a road Although local interest in tho Taylor runty in the c» e of tho Iboord render the state ultimately Gomez, drew a gun on the dapper ions, occupying strategic corners it will be very soon. turned his attention to tho gather­ rro ing tho fairw aya break thnt canal question haHi been some­ Gnllnghcr lutor i >ued tlie follow- Dntham Ci’ffin and l a ,et com­ lliahlc ft,r the payment of both crook because Billy hail won tho on the principal streets. There were ing of nrmy officers who were a t pany, plaintiff in err r, versus might have disturbed any other what overshadowed by tho coming Wheeler Field to welcome tho first , 1principal nnd interest on every affections of a girl he had been no fu rth er reports of serious riot­ statem ent: golfer. It failed to disturb Jones city charter election, there has W. S. Whlddon was r. versed hv ing, but it was reported tho work­ “Tho Dearborn Itnlupcnth nt \v: ii |bon.| sold. civilian trans-Paciflc fliers. Tho keeping company with. la nnnoiiuce that tho suit coin the Supreme Court t> lay when and lie made no mention of Ills been considerable talk elsewhere crowd of civilians burst Into cheers “The negotiations leading up to Calmly nnd unconcerned “ Bos­ ers nnd tho police continue trucu­ menccd had lireal hut walked to Ids hall in ih > only. I,oca! interest Is by Aaron Sapiro for libel | ullegalion.’i of the appe lant " when the hnnd-shaking was over. l"( proposed sale were conducted ton Billy" took the gun away from lent, both sides awaiting reinforce­ I to b.» iimtetinlly incrensagainst the Dearborn Independent overruled. Tho unit was *u assum ­ plotting a second recovery shot nnd ox|:c m ent from outside tho city. Discussing his unusual experi­ I m mi recy. the Cuban and a fte r emptying it e<l nfti r th • meeting to ho held The trouble started, according to mid Henry Ford ims been term in­ psit nnd tho I iwer court had re­ miidu it. ence, Smith snld: ‘The plan evolved is a deliberate of its shells returned it with the St. Andrews lias seen msny here. ’>h i\ have hern no reports "Failure of tho gasoline pump ■attempt on the part of bond guy- rem ark, "Pistols are dangerous nvinlnldo reports, when several ated nati ifnclorily to all purties. fused to grant tlie defendant’« American golfer and some of tlie from Hr a id r s to the reception inotlm for an iir tru ted verdict. to function properly wns the re a ­ |<r> to trick the constitution. things to piny with and lie sure fascists accused of being directly The np|i Hate court I. Id tho order tour t duffci: have not left u given thi’ issue hy citizens of son for our belief th at the “No adequate survey has been next time to draw your gat on a responsible fo r the death of a num­ favorable impie xion hi lm| I hut tliul county. supply had become exhausted. At tu I * in error. Ituaci,. which could w arrant tlie ini- fellow who has not faced them l>e- ber of socialists, were acquitted Voting in tho election will be 6:15 o’clock this morning we sent th "Bobby" Jones will lie spoken mul freed. Nearly hO.OOO orialht* piHiiiute expenditures of $10,000,. forc." freeholders. Thoso our message th a t we were dtoppof with hated breath in St. A n­ limited to then went on a rampage without l"Wi much less $20,000,000. qualified to vote hy virturc of Ing Into tho »ca. Inunwlmti’iJ drews for many a long day. warning, seeking reprisals for tho "Die state has not pledged its property ownership also m ust he a fter wo thumped tho gas tank death of their comrades, and vow­ I resource:, t0 drain the land held hy registered with tho supervisor of with our hand and decided there ing vengeance on the government I private owners in some ono fnvorregistration nnd have their 1920 was n little more of the precious 1 SPRINGFIELD. III., July K. (Continued On Page Five) A .Sanford party composed of 1 '*f the state. poll taxes pnld. 'Die poll taxes fuel left and so we continued fly- I (IN S) Governor l ea Small is now Ml I............ |\»W"ll Ml ( D'c p<r,pi,, „f ||„. Everglade.. may lie paid to Tax Collector ing. "We will continue ns long t.y tribal adoption a brother of the ATLANTA, July Ir, (IN'S) 11 nee I’owell and In by mul Reuben ' J,'"",ld is* allowed to work out John D. Jiukins mul registrations us wo can,” I told Bronte. diminishing tribe of Sioux Indians, Ma: >11 e>:| . rietiei I narrow i - rape P i t n f n i i n n i m After meeting strong opposition ‘P '•nir local diainngc problem frei Smith said both ho nnd BrentiJ nnd by Unit bund of w arriors tho , from dentil on I riday morning L U l l l L I C l I t C Il f<t s StJ(vM from ini r n ,. K ' . r , | in practically every day of th ; - L lS are to he made hy II. C. Dubose. Tlie polls will ho opened in nil thought their position was north or TalKhmscJ th° P° rt ° f j'vock. Nestor Heinandez. ches3 the Islands nnd fearing to go north "Tk.. I wizard of Tampa, Fla., emerged GENEVA, July IC, (INS) — of the county precincts nnd in of till! Island of Knukai and mi** ,|c- ! wore rid in g n e a r t ’caiti, w e n t over tlu* Sanford district the balloting Govern, ,• p!?n c,oncJ0,y°'1 victorious in the Georgin-FInrida i KB t sign t of a compnmiUc in tlie . Mil ii ' ■lartln, tho I.»„ bondr _ buyers i-hess. toiirnament, after will he conducted in two places, the group eiitircly.thcy turned their *.ml • I llicjr Ill'll* ndiosMH.. si... ... .yesterday .. advisors li.'i« for tho a vetory , liigli in their Irihiinala, in conling Mend era of H parly > c ip o l ttip artite Naval Disarmament Con- •me for precinct one, West Sun- plane to the south. „ w over W. J . Noyes. ininor bruise. .j ference wore seen today ••I" i arbitrary mid unrepresentuABOARD S. LEVIATHAN 1 t r a d i t i o n . with two or tiin ..................... ^ when it ford, and tho other for precinct ’ While lodged in a luxurious suU« : Runner up in the class a group July tii, f"r,n of taxation th a t tlio pooio liri —When l out i ’| |,j8 honor wax bestowed upon <|, qdte the fad the auto turned wu ; learned that tllQ British lia\o HI. -(INS in the Royul Hawaiian h o ld , Urn was I). J. Walker, of Suvuiuiah, that they may lie willing three, Eust Sanford. locution airmen slept like tired children. Byrd nnd his B0V,.rnnr by a hand of I ii completely over and wn> badly. i(indented , of a free statu have hud im- there being only one nnd a half mander Richard of the piillu Iuih not been antnninI" 'd upon them in tho rourso of points difference hi their scores a t three companions on his trans-At - ((Ijn|1K „„ lop Chief Returned Freni dani.'ig’ il, OCConllng to Mr. Mason, to _calc down their demniuls for u ccd. Three stuumers far nt sea swung lantic ------ 1-----i «'* i- *•••• “ rentury. ‘tli a < ir who with other '" > upant • of the cruiuor loiiiinga of {>.>0,00(1 tons on tie flight parade on Fifth Avet ,K < s ,.ou(. _ tm uping wl hack into course today, hours be­ the end of tlie tunmey. Both Hern­ D thi! time the proposed Ever- andez nnd Walker are forinut nucJ on their arrival in New i o r k |cu8 N(> |,jKi,or honor rnm lax giv-*imt,, reltirnod to Sanford yester conditions. hind schedule. The ships, the lin e n COTTON GOES UP Tlie Britixli intimations of ronof their number will lie lull' in by these rem nants of a depart- j„ y afternoon. I PkH-s Lund issue was optioned to champions. Wilheimina and Calawaii, nnd the Hernandez won tho one NEW YORK July 10 (INK) x mg race. President Harding d u r - j .|.jlu cur uVe r the cmhnnk- ee sion were made during confer­ urmy tran sp o rt Kcniwis rushed •.airnlgo and Company nnd Dil- championship in 1925 and Walker less Notwithstanding heavy week­ "This was established ^ [ ‘" ^ l i n g hYsudmfnin trail on received this mpnl w,„.n lMri M nu,n .• wervod it ences with th" Japanese delegates. end realizing nnd soiling hy the under forced d raft yesterday m orn­ (Continucd On Pago Five) held the title in 1924 und 192.J. today when it was learned that nil • r?COgnition. islightly to avoid rrnshing into an Tim Jnpaiie.se have asked for tiiuq South ami New Orleans, the cotton ing to a point 500 miles off tlic is­ efforts to rover the recalcitrant I .... ..i ro: (<>ni nlitt.- ’ 1 ’ "The 1 party w.m "»• enroutc to submit tlie British proposula to Tho .beautiful ,.n tribal auto. murket displayed a buoyant tone land of Maui, whence Bronte had Monde hair of Bernt Hnlclien with Ingly perTormt I by tho Tokio. I to Georgia when U»o accident oc. today nnd prices advanced sub­ sent an "SOS” landing in sea; a suitable headgear, have been un here formed a novel opening of tlu. c(|tV(| Viscount aito Stated that Im hc- stantially* to new high levels for rush lielu” wns tho call of disti availing. lievca Here may Im< |Hissihle the season. elrcus. . which the three boats answer During tho time h|K!IiI in Europe Surrounded by Ids w arriors, their grounds for a compromise in the COl.I.BtJTING FISH nftcr Byrd und his three flying squaws nnd papooses, Chief U<Itriti Ii proposals. Hugh Gihson, KEY WEST, Fla., July Hi, comrades landed n t Vcr-Sur-Mcr, turned From tho Scot Scouts formally (IN American delegate who had planS) J. J. Shea, aqunrbt, with TL'V Pollet* departm ent is skunk- ies, about the time you think he Franco, Balchcn was never onro and solcmiy iniated Chief Swift t i" f-i—„ York Aquarium, lias n r­ mil u long weekend, will remain 1• Innt Is, literally nnd figurntivc- won’t assert himself, th at’s ju st Mieji wearing a but. liven on th" Bird.. In his t '*nKT ; duMkv Ir ived 1G"this city to supervise tl **10 in Gcnevn to aid the negotiations. ') "peaking. . when ho does his stuff. And oh occasions the other members of ight hand upraised, the ituusy | i . ( io n o fr r.rl.l t.......; iiiinind / i f f I .It Tlie conditions which tlie British J.1 wems th at recently the local hoy, but the results ure disastrous.” „ also ojKirate u zoo, . So tlie knights of the hilly are ■Jt'Mcaly found themselves in po»- taking no chances. They want the n ,°f "no genuine dyed-in- Dkunk, hut they don’t wunt what h^ich duy The Herald will present five questions concerning rU.^°S.L*kunk ot tho Floridu va­ goes with him. Someone in the de­ Sanford’s history, its industries, its city government, its recre­ l .u lh .c, nnimnl was presented partm ent has suggested that a plea o the police to be placed on exhi- for help be broadcast. Tlie boys ational facilities and other interesting subjects. Tho answer* will "nn in tho zoo. But there in lies let it be known that they are will­ l>o given with the questions. Persons who have questions which though U'e proverbial rub. ing to fprnish tho gas mnsks if would not m arry him, ’Edward j six inch puns. they desire to huve included in this column, may communicate than has been four days a t sea Doyle, 40. shoo factory foremen, The Americans do not welcome m ™ 'z .a,lo?lh! r ,mca>Ijers of his someone will volunteer to wield a the hat has not yet put in an ap­ with Tho Herald. i£n’.‘ “ f* s kunk has a habit th at knife on the animal for the purpose . shot und killed Mrs. Genevieve the British conditions for Urn majpearance. S )—Postm aster general New to- ; |?j,nll|ore. 40. divorcee, today in .n rity of American cruisers which S i t i r ^ l A,Lvt0le,? ted 1,1 the >>«St of severing from his body the When the subject was broached day ANSWERS QUESTIONS to h i ’ A‘^ o u g h he is an addict cause of so much evil. openod bids for the operation j y a r d of her home hero and | are reaching the age lim it , are 1. One, the Atlantic Caont serve 1. How many railroads Sergeant Sm art voiced tlie tobi \lui11 w asaadvirabk’11!'>Cw.’Mr of'five new contract a ir muil routes i(htn ‘tu im d the gun on himself | n garded as absolutely useless to h u \ . <*irU Ln P™ctlc« peculiar uiiil.’ many of Great Britain's oid Sanford? , r , klnd;, the Skunk in his tw o statem ent th a t "something's got a suitable headgear during the p a- ] in.various sections nf the country. Jv.ith fatal result:-. 2. H arry Ehle with a score of 1 2. Who holds tho am ateur record cruisers ate fairly effective. hi* a riia iP iiV ljL h“ Jem o n stratcd be done nnd done quickly." The rude the Norwegian offered) Americans a l s o insist th at {for the Sanford golf course? ...... 0ffer0d! ThW r° Ut* 8 *nJ th° b“!,,er8 tadUd" WINDS CONTINUE*MODERATE Th' ly on* 0, i “ th row ing on- sergeant speaks w ith firmness. The 3. Oviedo. 3. Wliat is the second largest W est, F I.., to Havannah. j WASHINGTON July 10 (IN S) 7,500 ton cruisers shall mount rcuson is th a t for the past week cop'o!^ th e CH ^dre^»WIl^yl vnrie^tyq city in Seminole County? But ,hc < m ­ he has been acting as custodian The m a tter remains unsettled. Cuba: Along the ooath A tlantic W ' . cig ht inch guns, 4. What is the bonded indebted - , 4. $2,237,000. ,*"*scmiaint ,,llc of the Byrd’s plane, the “America” 1. lrun-Aim-rican an-American Airways, New |th o winds syill U i-geniie gentle ^ to to l>c j ? hoys who claims pf the animal, nnimnl, but hut having no desire "America" is N cw lthow im lssyiU io nnu>d< io u i1 s t . AUGUSTINE — State road ness of the county? "personnl hag- York. $.40 1-2 * pound. l>*cuhariti,“« U‘d Y‘U’ *kunk*>th elr !to c°n*inue this relationship, will U ing carried In ns "personal . !»«*t- easterly ever south portion. .'.u. 4 l ing paved Ltlwccu SI. Au-j 5. Who i» the city manager of 1 5. W. B. William*. "Yoa c-m’f nni idioayncrnrlM, seek to relinquish his duties nt ,-:i,m." It h:, 1m. it ».... l.« .1I in ... Cuban—Yp.i rn ill Liu- , Mini lOv <c th i • I '*'1 H r win.i. will in nine i Ku.iliac and Duval County line, |S anford? __ ___ | n ‘ Durt one of tfcpoe bah- [onco, |8>See, , .. . _____ uho mydernie . a»t and southeast. ann ChargesLegisla[ WasRailroaded, Treasury D r a i n e d And FactsConcealed KEY WEST SOCIAL LIGHT TURNS OUT lovernor Says Dann TO BE BIG CROOK Doesn’t Know What lletcher Comes In For Criticism American Tourists Are Leaving Vienna W t a g B R J i a i M L QUESTION Island Sighted Just In] Time To Save Avi­ ators From Plunge Into Pacific Ocean Neither Hurt But Plane Demolished; .... TO l!E DISCUSSED H S S S S r S S S AT MEETING HERE Smith And Bronte Are Taken To Honolulu; Receive W e l c o m e lie’s Talking About i<> SAPIRO’S ACTION TRIBUNAL OKEYS AGAINST FORD IS COURT DECISION ?& & DROPPED TODAY IN BANKER’S CASE .... (iovernor Small Of Illinois Is Adopted Local Peopled Jar row ly Tampan Captures Chess Tournament By R edskin I ril)^jK scape Deatli In Auto First Indication Of Settlement In Arms ..................... B e r n tB a le h e n D oes N o t L ik e To W ear ;'i'ch!.“ "wVn H is A m erican H at "."“" v * ”" .. . «-» m** ..... »'• Skunks Will Be Skunks, Police Admit, Rut They Want OneMinus His’Skutiker’ Ask Me Another! . . ' L- -atrl . a �THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 15, 11)27 Dsloros-our local Store with our Dc 1honestly take your breath away Don’t hostitatc-come running. isiness conditions have forced us to consoi.t ice our stock we arc cutting our prices so !f.»vr i( vour choice of our merchandise wit! go owes Giving e s iG v e r M o r n in g rro c K Including our linens, broaddotl pongees and voili K. Wonder valm TO ( 9 4 <fh£" On both Silk and Cotton goods. 40 Inch Crepe de Chines, $2.50 n o w ..... $1.49 F lat Crepe and Satin back c re p e ............$2.14 Printed Crepe de Chine, $2.98 value now .98c Kimona Silk, $1.49 value now ................ 98c Silk Stripe Broadcloth, 98c n o w ................ 49c Silk Mixed Crepes $1.19 value n o w .......... 98c Pure Silk Crepe, $2.75 value, n o w ............ 98c Figured crepes, 79c values n o w ................ 49c Figured Crepes, 98c values n o w .............. 79c Figured Cotton Crepes, 89c now f o r .......... 45c 32 Inch Fast Colored Gingham n o w .......... 15c F ast Colored Voiles, 49c n o w ..................... 29c English Prints, 59c Values now .................. 45c Cretonnes—your choice—15c t o ............. 45c 9-4 Bleached Sheeting on sale for ... 55c 9-4 Unbleached Sheeting on sale for ... 45i Colfax Cheviot Shirting on sale for 10c Ready Made Sheets—72x90 -on sale 95; Pequot Sheets, 81x90, on sale for $1.0! Seamless Sheets, 81 x9(), on s a le ........... $1.0” Extraordinary values. F orn n -rly sold for $C».!l5 In $16.G0 now only Phono pretty friicks sold originally for $ li.9 8 t o Sjiy.tw, mill arc Uow $3.98 ^ 50 i lanson n Frocks Here is a bargain if you wen offered a bargain.' $12.! $22.95 dresses In sell for $ 4 .9 5 rio i' dresses wore formerly si lling for $1 l*.t)5 in $27.50 and are now only $6.95 * $27.50 to $35.00 | Fashionable Ila ts for Sum­ m ertim e wear to sell al the very height of the season for less than half price. Former values were $2.50 to $5.98. Iren’s Dresses Here is a bargain that you launol afford to miss whether you need a dress or not. voile;; mid prints. Our sale price is .* that you ran Imy several. 49c T0$1.49 Closing Out Our Bathing Suits Children’s good grade cotton 39c and ... 09c. Children’s All wool suits 98c Hosiery' Specials Ladies Full Fashion Chiffon Hose, $2.00 value now ............... . Ludies Full Fashion hose, $250 value now .......................... 1 Silk rropes, rayons llud sold formerly $7.l)H Thread Silk Hum*, $1.45 and Children's Sin ks, 15t\ 25i: and Men's Socks to sell for 10c to Ladies’ Wool Suit:;....$1.98 Ladies’ Wool Suits ....$3.45 Ladies’ Wool Suits....$2.95 Wonderful Savings In Our Ladies Silk A nd ( 'oilon i W hite Batiste Clowns Colored Voile (lown ; Fancy Voile G o w n s..... Rayon Colored Gowns Colored Silk K nit gown Silk V e s ts .................... Step-Ins Voile and S ilk ................ Jn Silk Rayon $1.98 Rloomors-silk r a y o n ...................$1.11) Teddies "''•While crept* ami long cloth ___ 09c While Batiste & Colored Voiles 98c Colored Silk T e /ls.............. $1.19 Fancy Colored Voiles..............$1.39 Silk Crepe De chine .s...................$2.98 Stop! Read! Hurry And Buy! M EN'S D E P A R TM E N T MEN’S SHIRTS One lot of s h i r t s — slightly soiled form er price $1.00 and $1.50 n o w .............. 49c Form er price $1.50 on sale f o r .............. 85c $2.00 form er price n o w .......................... 98c Plain white and Colored Broadcloth Shirts $1.19, $1.45, $1.69 and $1.98. PILLOW CASES Pillow cases th a t were form erly valued a t almost twice w hat we are asking ^ now will go for 19c a n d .................. 39c S. A. IRWIN, Prop ) Work Pants-Overalls Men’s Work Pants, from $1.50 to ..... $2.98 Men’s O v e ra lls......................... $1.1!* to $K9S Boy’s O veralls............................................. 98c Athletic Union Suits 5 0 c 9 8 c $1.75 Crepe Spreads 72x90 W hite crepe s p re a d ...................... $1.79 Six'.)!) White crepe s p re a d .......................$1.98 CHILDRENS LADIES • and MISSES Leather Shoos $2.00 now .. Leather Shoos $2.00 now leather Shoos on sulo 4'.)c OSo .. $1.25 Leather Shoos on s a le ........ $1.4!) Leather Shoes on s a le ........ $2.25 Leather Shoes on s u le ......... $2.15 Leather Shoes on s o l e ... $2 05 Infant Shoes, 08c values for. 19c Boy’s and Men’s Values from $1.75 to $6.00 patent leather shoes On Sale f o r .................98c Values from $2.00 to $5. On Sale f o r ............... $1.49 Our Sale Price ....... 98c On Sale f o r ............... $1.98 Our Sale Price....'..... $1.49 i )n Sale f o r ............. $2.98 Our Sale P ric e ...... $1.98 On Sale f o r ........... $3,45 Our Sale Price ..... $2.98 On Sale f o r ..........'... $3.95 Our Sale Price ___ $3.98 On Sale f o r ............... $4.95 Ladies Satin, plain leather SECOND AND SANFORD AVE �•V ' " -• ' THI, SANFORD HERALD, SATrilDAV. .H EY 10, 1027 PAOE TWO TULSA HAS HOPE FOR BIG FUTURE AS A RIVER PORT Marble Span to Cross Potomac Drainage Plan To Make Rivers O f Southw est Commercial Now I know v ; way women 0 . ai*e so fond of Chandler Factor Arkansa, Red And 01 her nivcrsTolleDeepened TULSA. Oklahoma July 11 (LNS)—Steamboats ami lmrges plying up ami down the Arkansas river, and other rivers in the Muthwent; and Tulsa ns n groat inland rlvrr port are foreseen l»y Tom C, llnrrill. chairaian of the Oklahoma stntc drainage ntid ir­ rigation com mission. This picture, llarrill points mil is a possible outgrowth of chang­ es to I»p wrought hy proposed flood control measure*. which will lik'd) he effected on rivers Ilcre'a Leo P. Flynn, who la tho t hut feed the Missouri and Miss­ big bosB of Jack Dempae.V In tho issippi rivers as nn initial step In latter's comeback ride. Flynn, a controlling the Mississippi valley : veteran handler of lighters, be­ situation. lieves the ex-cUntnplon will enmo back and regain tho world'* Among thr first step’- to l*e pro- i heavyweight tltlo from Ueuo poted will he a deepening of the . Tunney. channels of the Arkansas, Verdi griR, Grand, Smoky Hill. Hfttl and other livers In the southwest. Feature of Conference This developemnnt, It is indicat cd, will lie the feature of the flood control con'ere nec in Tulsa, July 14 and Hi. Delegates to (lie con The Pacific ocean was not wldn greta are eipected from all of the enough to daunt Lieutenant L' li­ Mates vitally effected. Those . ‘ BtalcH are; New Mexico, Kansas, ter J. Maitland, hut when tho man who flow to Honolulu was four Missouri, Arkansas, Texas, Color­ years old, ho ran homo froni Afla nIit- Flier Makes E llon ado and Oklahoma. school like n scared rabbit. This To Persuade Manufacturer Definite plans and estim ates of pktijre, taken w hen tho Mail bind * To Join Him; Would ItiuToA actual cost for control of high wa­ were living In Milwaukee, shown Factory Smut In SI. Louis ter* through the southwest will he tho young man in (tin Fnuntleroy nmong the most Important items period of his career, llo longed for school, hut bceamo frightened considered at the meeting. WICHITA, Kansas, Julv II tho 11rst day. <1. N. S.) - "Hello, that you ‘T ew people realise what a de­ finite program for flood control i J a k " . a i d t'<d. t'hiirlc* A. Lindbergli, New York ti> Pari* hero, mean*." Kuril! staled. “Preven­ talking over long distant*' teletion o f floods, of course is the I phone, main object of suelil a program. “ Yeah, Slim. How are you? Con­ "To prevent flood* it will lie nec­ gratulations!" essary to build huge reservoirs and Thu* the American air hero con­ to deepen river channels,“ he said. versed with .l. M. Moellcmlfrk, “The old reservoirs will provide president ef ttie Swallow Airplane reerention center* for the people M anufacturing company of Witchthroughout the river valley*. Flak­ ila. Kan a*. ing, heating, and swimming will he It was not feigned or profession­ possible in the artificial lakes, and al fam iliarity that tinged the eontheir w ater store may he made to verMition. It was friend, hip of change old haphazard methods of long standing. cultivation to beautiful terraced Starling Factory farm* by mean* of irrigation.” ‘Make, are you coming to St. I Louis to build airplane*?" Lindi bergh asked. " I ’m thinking of |-in! l i n g a factory bore and would tike to know if you are coming up," lie said. | "Haven’t bad lime to give it a thought, S'iin. Hiisim*" i* no good right here that really I don’t see R utinta T W i t h o u t S lo p Is i any rue on for making a move," M"i llendick declared. IN n n n e d F o r S h ip W hich And, so the conversation contin Will Carry A Crew Of 45 ueil for about fifteen minutes, with Lindbergh failing to get any kind AKRON, O.,fitly 15,—A dirigi­ <if a promise from Jake Mnellen ble Is to be constructed here soon dick to move to St. Loui* .anil which will he able to fly frv.n help him develop a new airplane Now Ymlc to Paris and return project. without stopping, according to ,S wamped Willi Orders I’rrsidcnt I*. W. Litchfield, of tho Mnollendirk went to St. Loui in Goodyear Tire and Iluhltcr t'uiii response to attractive offers that pfttiy, head of. the Oovdycar-Zcpenterprising city made for the op­ peltn corporation. eration of a Swallow factory there, Tim big airship will be able to / a few month* ago, toil declined to make the round-trip carrying a nerntiuto with intereslii their. crew of forty-five sod full load, The youthful miiiiiifncturer ay* according iff to the predictions. Under he has hern literally swamped with test conditions, with a small crew nrd i . for ail planes ever since amt iv maximum fuel load, such u "I,indy" landed at Le Houriret field dirigible should he aide to fly ain France. cross the Pacific and hack, local Him Capt. W. I). Allen of Council airship designers declare. Hugs, lu., wn* arrerlcd by ouJACKSONVIl I E fi,non,non Pointing out that traits- ocean horUics a t Fort Crook, near Hew federal liilihliug will he ere t flights, Much ns recently have imnhn, Nell., and charged with II- e l in IIiIh city . brought recognition of the e ffi­ rgnl possession of Ibiiior, Herat. ciency of the modem airplane, Pintles 1311Ison (lop), tils friend, V * If \ FOT \ - 95 000 alh-t teil have been made three times hy dir- leehiH'rt It was he and not Capt. fo. imiu-nvein ul uiut niaiutciMU.i* igiblc airship, Litchfield cited si? Uleti who had heen arrested. ef it i-i . ami harburr. of Saraoutstanding dirigible flig h t. a Ilnce Capt. Allen t below) seemed uota Hay, “mileMoney in the developemeni n liitve a ppod nlltd, nuMiorttle* of lightcr-than-.nr-craft I naviga rere puttied. Then nt the iilnt, ST. AUGUSTINE — Nrw Cslli/apt. Allen pleaded guilty, which . l i s t Lyrcutii huibling co ting tton," as follows; 1027—The L 60 flew from J a m - 1‘••ultfrl‘ In fine* and demotions 9HAI.OOO t-i I- m c tc il here on :-L for both men. tieorge litrci’t. ho), Bulgaria to German East Af­ rica and hack on a 4,225 mile. . . . _ . i/v /v i/IIU /1 (tULANDli Cuntrnelii awnnii’i| for ennstruction nf 7 i iiilh’ii 1022— The British It lit f ln v lv » . . n . . n o . i t v i i m hiinl*urfarc<l iiuoIn in five ill*over the A tlantic to Mitchell l^ ie ltl,|i 11\| 11 |l fl I \ Is l i . V li ft.. i,f Orange (‘miuly, L. I. . refueled and returned. , I I 11J U /U h ln J 1023—The Dlxinude made a ....... m i W A O | W \ r r A 1 ) 1 A M day flight and return over the | l \ A S K O lA lu A N M editerranean and North Africa. ' 1024—Tile tihencmiouh made a trip of 8,000 miles around Die rim FoHtming (M n til C o n v e n t Ion of the Ameriean continent. **R iir'IM lw ardH M «keslnspff1024—Tin* Lev Angeles made a 5,100 mile trip from Central Eu lio n Spiinihli R o la ry C ln h s ; tope to Lakehurst, N. J. S e e s W e a lth In F a r m I .a n tis U*2fl —1'IV J semi-rigid Norge made the epochal four-leg trip from Bonn-, Italy to Point Harrow I*A It IS July It, (IN S) "Spain Alaska, stopping nt Pulhum, Eng.; look* like the most prn*|<erouM Also, Norway; Kpltzenhergen, then over tho N orth Pole covering a country In Emvpc," says "llill" dUtuncn approximately 7,0uu Edwards, of Di tilnn, T e x a -, one of the Rntariaii* who liu* been miles. ' ’•'With this hurkgrnuiid. we are lining some little travelling ever ready to consider what difficulties since the Convention rli/scd up at and dangers the airship ha* to Ostend. No mnltec wlmt you want, we Mr. Edwards really went down | face and to inquire wlmt steps can fix you up with a genuine. haye been made to ullcviutc them," to S|iain to vi-.it the Rotary flu b s t l hero but found liiiusclf more in­ Litchfield declared. “The first, of course, is weather. terested in tile fine fields and ami cunie I Snow and Ire have little c ffoct. prosperous farm erThe doped rover *if lb.* Zeppelin away believing that till the hard-! , type craft sltt-ds water and snow luck stories ubiut thi* country | Were fairy-tale . blows ,>ff tile airship III flight. “ All the lug eitii are as modern , Danger' from lightning is pruetIfally iinii-exbdcitt. The greatest as anything we have to show in at the price you are pre|utred danger is from storm s but storms the United Slates." according to] to pay o why simp around. . travel in easily observable paths Mr, Edwards, “in fa d , Barcelona i Why take clianCes when you #n«| with a concentric motion, i* only n second Saq ICrnncLco1 can liny this high grade tire whirh will unable pilots to hold and there isn't a d u b building in from reputable establishment tlw t hazard at a inlnimum. Having all Amerlia to compare with (bat at a price you can't heat. •<l*guate Information in regard to of the Melius Arles trl Madrid." He v/n* also very much delighted H)e storm ’s course, the airship piComo hi Iwfnrc you buy your lul would not run away, hut to find a splendid friendly feeling next tiic ui phone ami wo will would steal- for, and utilize the towanls the Americans throughout Spain and now that lie J* in France .•onu* out. d rift.’’ he find* the same spirit here, lie says that perhaps Lindbergh did WENT PALM BEACH fNerthwood Hank of West Faint I, iiut no m atter, it is here just the same, and hr i ■certain there won't ch rtwj|*encd recently, be any scraps up on Mj*ntm atte JACKSONVILLE — New huild- hill this summer. Gulf Gas The only thing Edward* object­ F’i res tone Tires of G raybar Electric Company iplctcd a t 12th und Main ed to in Spuiu was the quantity of food he was obliged to cat. st«. 1 M B p p ^a | | 1 1 ........ W hy Around firestone Seminole Tire Shop H if.*' Jtt .I.--* ' £• t "'IT')— m r .r .*■ T r r r : r r r ti " B m m . s e , in ttm first pi ’-.c, the n w Royal Eights nntl nc.v Nixc.i hy n . n n J h r arc simply innpnifti «iu -enriched with exquisite little appuitensnccs and niceti.. dear t i the woman who loves lute lux tty. down to a rnerc crawl in huh gear, und go over the top of fearfully srtccp lull* in hi^li geur. Not having to shift g e n s so much naturally nppeah to a woman. B*.’Ccni.SC a C handler automatii Ily luhncnti’s gxc/f (iom end to end the tm tuent you press your foot on a plunder. BCCUH.SC n wotn.m can drive a Chandler with la r less clfort, at I much m o re ’conlidcnrc, than sin; ('•cl* in another car. Em (.’handler xr.in easily, sliiju c..sily,/Mil. easily, 5tu|»,c easily. U ;: Tills graphic nlrplnun photo shows ttm po.il(on of the new memolint bridge whlcli will connect tho Lincoln Memorial nt W ashington end Arlington, tho historic Leo mansion on the Virginia httla oppo­ site. The pier* m e all nhovo w ater and work Is progressing on tba tilotin atio tmonis L c c a U S C C h a n d le r is so fairly and tea (inahly priced—the Sixes nt to $1895, the Royal Eights at $-195 to $2295 (f. o. b. Factory). Yes, ( handler’* just the car to win the heart of n woman. T j CCCIHSC Chandler is so remr.tLahlyqirict and s m o o th —and so llcxihly pow erful it c a n he t h r o t tl e d Willys-Overland Enjoys The Biggest Six-Month Business in Firm’s History Willyii-Overland has just, clos­ ed the large H six months’ buaiuess in its entile history, according to an annoiincemont made re­ cently hy the ■ Willis-Overland t ’ompany of Toledo Ohio. 11(27 side* up to the month of June totolli'd 121,30! cor* a .‘ill per cent ir* reiiMc over bfst full for tho name period, Thi* total is within •i.i.uiin of the entire iiumher of is.is old iast, year. June sale* sh<.\v an increase of 22 per cent over last year. In the face of this expanding volume, the company liar, hy the most carefill supervision of iiivcn; l ay. been able to maintain a very strong cash position. The cash at tin end of June was in excess of *15,000,000, which is almost equal to the entire outstanding prefer­ red stock of $ ! 7,dim,nun, the an ­ nouncement rend. All of tin* advance information ngm itiiig plan* for the tlcvclop- wm m ,^5,' - ■ -i l q f f Yi*r*x', >in:Ai'jr ..gr. *tp- v*-^ c A n A r m y Dam oc SaBftS2k7SS,a«,5rpy,n“" "ul" SPAIN IS LOOKING ................... M l? A FRIEND MAKE’ TO MAKE AIRPLANES A K R 0N T 0 BUILI) HUGE DIRIGIBLE FOR PARIS TRIP i Florida Chandler Co Ici? if ) incut nf competitive cars confirm* the Mniiidni'ss of our judgement Inst year in developing the Whip;*1! line and the advanced construction of the Willys-Knight line. Til* prediction was made many a year ago th at the Whippet t 'p e of design would render mil­ lions of light ears obsolete, and the prcdii'ion is likely to be fu l­ filled by the developments of oth­ er manufacturers thfa year in adopting features which have a l­ ready been tried and tested on more than 120,000 Whippets, the statement concluded. Husnu*.* in ;he .Sanford district hue been better than ever and the Whippet and oilier cars hand­ led by tile Sanford Overland Com­ pany are fust proving their popu­ larity In the Sanford district, ac­ cording to J. (i. Stamp, manager of the company here, who staled, that lie was very well satisfied with existing conditions. ('onuncrcial Slrccl io m «> r oa• o j M ’i h a i :; r i. r v n la Nn ( ROYAL E IO In S f .•■•••. •-****,. j ‘"«. gL- . a • . ■' . HtO MXbS i. \t . \r hl'BCIAL i*T\T:s ,...... . V . •• . STANDARD SIXES ............ . \ f . y . •SKIIltINti Huihling permit* S T U A R T — Contract let for i in it lu re lim ing nmiith nf May con li action nf $10(1,0011 new ho­ tutalnl .'25,1 .ill. tel for Stinriee Inn Corporation. HANFORD - Holy Crnsa EpisJACKSONVILLE ~ i Jersey l.c unpnl < Iiuit Ii t*rri*UiiK $<>(1,000 Cream CT-mpnny of Florida, lac., l arisli liou v herp. opens headquarters here. NHKUITffiWHrianaf'llMttRXnMMacrnMHHBHHMKHNBIMIHHNVNNNaaaa j L th y i G a s \ P n S MOW ETHYL GASOLINE WI LL IM- : S PUOVK THE I*ERFOKMANCE OF E E YOUR MOTOR. J M M l m ■ I. It will eliminate fuel "knock" and power lor-* under all coiiilitinns. | | 2. Ii will make carbon dcpmdtn a aource of extra power. II. It will give you a - month and |*etlcr pulling engine, pacticularly ttoticcahle on hills mid heavy roads. • I. It will i educe gear-shifting and int reuse ucceleratiun, thereby making driving easier, especially in traffic. 6. It will keep your engine cooler. *1. It will cut (low’ll vibration, thereby reducing engine wear and tear and depreciation, V. It will cave you the expense of car Iron removal mid other repair* caused hy "knocking" and carbon format ion. w. It will give more power from each gallon of fuel that you buy and more mileage per gullon as carbon forms and in1 1case* compression, » Use Diamond I ires T JJ » JJ H JJ ■ DIAMOND HEAVY TITAN s ■ J ■ H| /; ■ JJ ■ ' JJ ■ JJ 11 ■ S m » ■ HEAVY SERVICE Tlie lowest price at which a sedan was EVER c ?Id by Dodge Brothers f * ’ * ASTONISHING ECONOMY Complete slock of genuine Ford repair purl*. BUY “DIAMONDS” AT TUBES $ 1.00 3.10 1.10 4.85 2.25 2.80 3.15 3.80 4.10 25 miles per gallon at 25 miles per hour A ll o f this plus the traditional Ii s h 2nd. .V Magnolia, Itlth uiij Sanford, 1st. & Elm or Jones Tit t Shop D odge Q uality a n d D ependability m j Wight Brothers Company j J FULLY EQUIFPCD 4 * DOOR 5EDAN (NOTACOACH) DIAMOND • 30x314 ...............$ 7.35 J>.8.30 : 32x1 12.4016.10 i ."(lx.* 8 ply lieavy service 33.10 ; 33x5 s i>l.v heavy service 36.60 : 29x4.40 8.40 10.70 ■ 30x1.95................. 12.20 15.85 t 30x5.25 ................ 13.05 17.70 ; 30x5.77.... ............ 16.00 20.85 ; 33x6.00................. 17.00 25.50 M . ■ F.O.D.DETR.OIT Milier O. .Phillips Inc. 13th St. at Elm. Ave. Sanford Els- D o d g e B r o t h e r s .I n c . �T H E SA N FO R D H E R A L D , SATURDAY. JU L Y Hi. 11)2 P A G E T IIR Thousand Islands Seeking NEW LABOR B0D\ Summer White House For OF BRITISH UNION N ext Year, Says R eport US NOW PLANNED lictirisl Taken From Bar ALEXANDER BAY, NT. Y. considered coming to this sec­ New Scheme Calls ForOrganlShop In Broadway To July 15.— (INS) i'lii.s Hfcttcn of ago zation Of New Trade Union tion, and would have, except that cola, B a t Withholds New \ prk State is busy puliHhiug Ins physician advised him to gi* to Congress; Drive To llecrolf rnia (ion T i l l Today up the “welcome" sign following a rarer climute, so he picked ra u i More Members Inauguruied the report that President Qoolidge L YORK. CITY—July ltl [the hope of tracing Mrs. Jesse Livermore'® t pearls, Thomas L i l t 's priced Watch arid *$!,[(H) worth of other jewelry It Arthur Harry says he and (mi Hilly'' Mftiutnnn tmdc"with and politeness" from long !seountry homes during the Inst . y ars , the Nassau County ‘ y took a manicurist yvsterdn ‘2 to Minef t a barber shop at H(IS ■ l. |., for questioning, f t , . 'Imd h e n "Huston Billy’s" l , d for the last five years, the I , , said, and she reclaimed a Hxter which was abandoned in ■tc Plains, N. Y., in November B , by two fleeing bandits, beE ',1 to be Barry and Monahan, Bu* girl called on the police next I to return the roadster to her, I n i' it had been stolen from her, I sent Alexander I.Rorke, who low defending "Hoston Hilly," to I the ear hark. According to the l e records, Mr. Rorke produced lim enls to show the girl had E>)it the car as Irm a Williams. |)u* was tnken to the office of l u in Harold R. King, of the I can County force , yesterday lletcctivcs Paul Crawly and J. H. If,n th , in co-operation with Irk s Sheraton of the Burns Lctive Agengy, She nccompnn| without resistance hut refused Luhinit to any detailed quosrtou[ until today, when she promised L'tnru with council, kt tin* barber shop, the police U.ahe was known ns Irm a O’L ii. Her maiden name was Hos­ iery. As she explained she imirLj :i war veteran named O'Brien ft Inter met Barry nniP'Uostoii fly,” who told her his name was llinms and that they were both [•ry sucessful jewelry salesmen, that time she was a dancing inuclor in a large public dance exican Elections re Expected To lie rfiuenced By U. S. ■MEXICO CITY,—Ju ly 10 (IN S) ■The United States is expected ■ he indirectly un Important fnc■ r in the next Presidential cum* Biign, when u successor to PlutIro Klius Calles will he named. I All present indications are Hint l.i* campaign will he hectic uml lam) by no little bitterness. I There nro three prominent "m ili­ ary" candidates already in the leui Alvaro Ohregon, Francisco hrtano and Arnolfo It. Gomez, [here is a strong belief among •any persons versed in the ways f Mexico who believe that before L- campaign is over armed pnrtlnns of these candidates will c lash. [Tie* United States, it is believed, l inclined toward the advocacy of civilian for tiie presidency, 'cars ago the belief was general ii Mexico that only a general light become president of tin* Smith's Adirumlncks. With the President picking a St. J nly 1(1 (IN S) A LONDON Lmvrenee River island for the 'schem e which possibly may revoluSummer White House in P.128, the , lionize the English trade union Thousand Island section would be- 'movement is understood to he n' nue the most im portant political foot among prominent modernt** spot in the coalntry. English trade unionists. With in the event that President Frank Hodges, Into s"eretnry of Cuididjre decides to run for Prrni- the Miners Interna tlpnale, as its dent again next year, his campaign ’ reputed leading spirit, the scheme Would be directed from here. 'calls for Hie formation of art en­ Train Service Good tirely new Trade Union Congress. Train service between here mid The plan for the formation of a Washington is pood, so that the new organization synchronises President cmild hoard a train in with a decision of tin* General the afternoon here and reach Council of the existing C on gress Washington by !i o'clock next to enter on a fierce recruiting cam­ morning. paign lo fill up trade union ranks It is also believed th a t many of Which for a variety of reasons have his visitors would use airplanes in | become seriously depleted since the making the trip to anil from Wash­ 'General Strike of hist year. ington, but it is believed the Presi­ I The birth of the now organiza­ dent would rather go hy train. tion ami the partial decay of the Another thing, the fishing in the old can probably lie traced to tlu* St. Lawrence is unequuled hy that same cause, that of discontent uof any other purl* of the country, niung the rank and file over the in­ and as fishing is one of the Presi­ troduction of polities into the trade dent's favorite sports, he would union movement. Nearly two probably prefer this section. The land a half million members have left the leading trade unions since river is noted for its black bass. (In* General Strike, according to latest reports, and the concensus of opinion in moderate Labor cir­ cles is th at the "desertion®" are a result of the disastrous attem pt Ito dabble in polities on the p art of [the T.U.C. as evidenced hy tin* !General Strike. NEW YORK, July !I-(IN S )-T he ger 1 With this in view the new orgnni daring trims-Atlantic and trn n s -1 T zation will he modeled on n purePacific flights, still poignantly is t . |y non-political lauds, and the mcmfresh in minds of a marveling her *hershi|i of a m ajority of present public, seemed unm istakably to- of t 'tra d e union workers is anticipated. day to have been the forerunners of flyi Innumerable future non-stop and at other long, distance air journeys of Mai adventurous pilots luri offers. At least a dozen precarious flights arc* in the making now with avowed candidates tuning up mo- , tors ami preparing for tin* a t - ' tem pts to gain glory and cash. , The latest proposal came from an Ontario brewery which offered $25, 000 for the first non-stop flight from London, Oat., t<> London En- I gland, an estimated air distance of Jl. 500 miles. ' Despite the trnns-Pacific flight of Lieutenants Lester J. Maitland and Albert Hognnbergher, Ameri­ can flyers today are concerning themselves largely with the prise attem pt to follow the Idazod trail from Sail Francisco to Honolulu, j Gent cal Still Interests This contest was announced hy distance between Montreal and James I). Dole, pineapple magnate, cover in a He llucilumi plane, before the Army officers under­ ieut. J, Van Dnlunge of the took successfully to span the P a­ cli Air Force wants to Imp off cific from tin' mainland to Hawaii. M o la r on a flight,.Unit,,would Dole offered $25,0011 to the first . * him from Holland to Dutch aviator to accomplish the flight a f­ ter August 12, when the contest opens, umi $10,00(1 to the second. Soviet Society for the DoMore than (lit aviators have entered enl of Aviation, in the liopo including Clarence Chamberlin, lag the uuickcst ami best who piloted the monoplane Colum­ a tin* Pacific Ocean, is sportbia from New York to Germany a proposed flight from with Charles A. Levine us pnsseii- ■ v to the F ar E ast. may pick the Thousand Islands tnr ld:i Summer WhiLi. House next year. One o the Id .tivir phi mm ready to be offered him In fai iou-: old Uoldt Caitlle on Hart I dnml, which It is proponed to convert Into the executive •■fl’i.’e a s headquarters for tin* Itepiii.lican n.itioiinl cam­ paign next Hummer. The rustle, which wa» never completed, war Htarted hy the lute George < Holtd. It eon Id he pul in -diapt fi.r ure by Mu* 1‘iosident's libit:- in Imrt order, it in said, .ill-lli.iiiii Hotel In nil probability tin* Presi­ dent would prefer to liuve bis Summer "* home on Wellesley Island, where there «ro more accommodations. The Wellesley House has HO rooms which could lie turned over to the president, while there are several other smaller hotels which are available, These are The Hitch­ es, The Chalet and Tennis House, President Cmdidge two summers New Precarious Flights Intrest Daring Airmen Seeking Big Prizes Lake City Man Made Secretary Of Legion 1925 Master SportTouring’ Flood Conference Will Be Held Soon <y Slate Of Kansas I . fj*j MCO, Kansas, July 10— ■ (I.NS)-A statew ide conference to ■dixcuss floor! prevention and w ater ■conservation uml to put the State ■"( Kansas in the* lead In the proI >om,iI drive to have the Federal I government *'d in u flood prevenItinn program in the Mississippi I ) alley, will probably he culled to |?.n ''"nouncement hy Governor |lh n s. Paulen. ’flu* Governor announced tha( puch steps ur, in contemplation ns “ ” f reconiendaticiis made '* Imn hy H.H.'Woodring,Nootle, banker, who was a delegat * " the Mississippi flood control '■‘inference recently held in Ciiie rago. We must fnym a permanent orgmoration lo study our pruhloms with similar organiza in other states," Woodring *ired in his message to tho iiuverrior, "A program that will expedite Ue actus! control of flood waters »ii<l work into the National scheme *-.m .I"1 moMt "ceded,"Woo.lring •dd, and It should come while the Ii . n i u ,n *'f t,IL' c Kicago meeting 'V V 1 up0" u*. «nd while public Um<m is favorable to action be- 1!)2G FORD Coupe NEW DUCO PAINT—ALL NEW DUCO PAINT NEW TIKES—A HEAL BUY $ 750.00 $ 275.00 CHRYSLER COACH Buick Standard Six Sedan BUICK Standard Six Touring NEW DUCO AND EXCEL LENT SHARE NASH COACH I92G MODEL ll you're a t e l e p h o n e subscriber simply lift the hook, ask for 148 and state your request. I t’s a service th at makes it comparatively easy for you to insert your advertisement. And W ant ads offer the solution to many a problem. There’s always someone eager to buy, sell or trade; someone who has a service to offer. Results are certain and the or/it is quite mod­ erate. a// Before / / o'clock For The Day's Insertion $550.00 $ 800.00 JEWETT COACH Oakland Sedan LATE MODEL 1925 MODEL $450.00 $350 Sale. Come early n«XM|s,»°he 2 l d .” Cent ‘JiB“iiU‘r,,U8 "(.uVr iVlf,ST T Wu,k started on |j ril f ,* * * '•t*Mhousi! depot wharf at cost uf imn ipl. ' ‘ *1 ^ — New railroad c re rijlfl station to ” «teU in ihta city, x 212 MAGNOLIA AVENUE �rr. *5rT^3 Jt£T- ’ T H E SANFORD H ER A LD , SATURDAY. JU L Y IB, 1027 PACK FOIHl Hobby Jones Triumphs Again The Sanford Herald As Brisbane Sees It r«k ll> ^ r4 f i r r y n lU rnn iin rtrr|>( Dim (fur lit K n n l u r l , I 'ln rli t* l i t M arn in lln A i r m . r . Once more* Bobby Jones has invaded England in quest Kklrri^il nn D rm nH d n ti M n l l r f . o f g o lf laurels and once more he will return home with the A r t n ^ r 2T. HUB, ,,» *Vr l* « » t , if f Irr • I Mnnfnnl, r i n r l i l n . im rlr r A f t t.f British Open crown resting securely tin his head. For the r M i r t n o f M u r k , 3. IKST. __ ' second consecutive year Bobby has captured the premier not.i.ANik !~ iik a .n ... .. k h iron g<,]f event of England and one of the most widely sought KA«te rwo.\B»!^Mi.«»BVn* ram'... honors in all golfdom. Not only did the Atlantan win the tournament by a decisive margin, but lit! also broke the Brit­ |o B H c n i r r i o \ h a t i > Aar Vrar ....... IT.AO ish record of 2b 1 and Chick Evans’ mark of 280 made at Dll It until*. - .......................... MJVo T h r r f , M K ( k a _ ......... — -. . — *1!i.w Minikahnda in 1010. Jones’ score for the seventy-two rounds! WHEN A MAN filed over the I’o.ifir or Atlantic nml lands Bnfeiy,\hr world i* interested—there III ( ’s e r i n | i f r n o k W rrk lt r d ltim ncr I r a r aVf Ml many risks. . 1.!,*, »2.im •rtlr I tf r iiU t. S m if n r il'* |ili.in -c r n r* * * pn p rr. *jlisc rilir* I I Ok i n t e r n n reerU In * traw > „r*nii!»i,lli>> _____ ____ int» ilall) r«Mff i,7* riit'ikr trail! nit rifa t* ■>! it**- rnn rr wAriA Thr I. K. H, «• rM*rrli,lflllrn l la rinrldn nnj of h n n illlfK ■nnl. K lnlf »«•«• I« 'V«s “ 8r>- Th». Death Flight. No KnHired Hellghm. .Mr. Gifford's Figures. No Mic " n r Man Ily ARTUUh BRISBANE rm irtrM t» * T *ir stsr S. J. Nix News Views A'tty at Law A new \ , & Practice in Stale FeW Courts G arner. Wood ruff Bldg. Phone 800 Le*"*, Q, w ife > <«*. Rent Specialist .................... The American's plav play during tournament was one of td land,l* Last nigiht*. “i f tluring the n“l niR ifo.fi'of Henry Judd Gray. ctinvitten in the most remarkable exhibitions of golf ever seen in England, “Vm,!-Mrs Snyder's husband, sat and probably one of the most outstanding fdils in golf his- ...................... in ,|u. *,;tuth house listening t«. lory. After playing a disappointing game in the .qualifying preparations for William "’asIflii. ,came ■vi . 1back ..... i . strong ..I i«,. tt i« and ,. . 1 in i »■% the 1 „ first i* .. i .round . *. _ I ofif* the 41 M A ..*r* *s Itrip I ill Ito f the electric chair. iii» rounds, Jones SO tournament proper tied the course record of fiR and but 'vaH r"(^ wui'ieii '^f the fni* » poor putt on the eigiiteentli would have broken it. h f wa'" Z take through i he ‘‘ontinued to play par golf for the remainder of the Ie th e r early this morning, tournament and at the conclusion of play was six strokes tx We have apartments and }„iB. gnlows for rent or sate m, ik, bench, either sid«* of the liiij. fux River, or any swliitn n( p., Halifax country. W«. U „ where the desirable places ar, ‘hat are priced right, t.,.( u, prove it to you. i . . T h r > i^ I J mu..i“i i^nV»Trn„".f ‘i ' An.111 ' Interns nni A»n.*finiini. ..i i'hIiII.Itr r.| i;V :rT:"V»hend of his nearest rival. ABrnlf lllk rr-hiMMl>rr ntniii nt nMiKrriliiii.n'Viniii English as well as American golfers will hail with jov iSnr.Mi In » r |fr •lalmn »f ,ruiViV»n,,,,’i’',,« H i n,f“ D'iumph of Bobby Jones. Although the title leaves Brit­ kiniml '.tlulm-«* inrllnn!n ain’s shores for another year, the English wore quick to ac­ W. E. Blake WHITHER Dili HE fly. how .Ihl ho land, whal .lid tic find ai Ihu other end of his journey? Answers to those <|U0stions would i>e worth MOmoth ing, for we must nil make Hie flight. 121 Magnolia Avp. Phone 1H27 DAYTONA BEACH claim the Atlantan for this crowning achievement. They VARIOUS RELIGIONS HAVE cheered Jones all the way through the tournament and when hpiidnuni'ters in Jerusalem , ' i he finished, Bobby was the object of a spontaneous outburst their I’rotestent., Catholic, Greek church , of cheers and applause. and Judaism —the Inst certainly I Here m in America the victory is especially significant. with the original claim. Th *• *t-t1iIt stamps Bo';bv Jones as one of the greatest golfers of all qtinkc, slinking and rtestro; ..tg im­ allows no particular roli time, and shows a remarkable reversal of form since the ftpartially, ion to clnim an exempli* m due i •» Atlantan’s poor showing in the recent American open tour­ divine intervention. nament at Oakmont. The triumph further demonstrates Greek, Protestent and Catholic American superiority on the links and adds another foreign shrines have been injured, and even the Jewish university is luird conquest to the United States credit. hit, its library and laboratory des­ I We like to remember Bobby Jones fora remark he made troyed. The Talmud says Jeru sa­ Iim t.B VERSE YOU TODAY last year after winning the British Open for the first time. lem was destroyed hecause the SA TlSPyiN G MERCY;—O Biit- “II was all luck," he said, ami that is a statement that gives schools were neglected. Tile fate of Isfy uA curly with Thy mercy: a remarkable insight into bis personality. A sportsman, a the university is hard to under­ Hint wj. may inny rejoice nml lie glnd gentleman, a stand. player who lakes the breaks with a smile nil our dny». I' buIih '.ill;I whether they be ngninst him or in bis favor, who plays the 1 THE AMERICAN telephone PRAYER; ' game for the gam es sake, ami who accepts success with a and Telegraph Company earned in “Sw**el In Thy mercy l,.ud, BefaTO Thy Mercy (.cut happy imliffi idice-—that s lobby Jones, golfer extraorditi- tin- first six months of this year more than sixty-three million dol­ V < a a 1 1 1 1 1 My *10111 mlorliiir |ilend« Thy J(|>j lars, equal to $12d,unn.tl00 a l\ ■Word, year, rive inuf a half pet rent i.*n And ownfl Thy Mercy nweel." --O-------two billions. All Hull nnaiey mines SATURDAY, JULY 1«. H(27 IT Tilth HUH ALI*’!* 1*111111IIA *1 ]._U rnnnin/ In rlt, nml rnunlr n.t niliilnlrnl Ion. Ir-I)f# p rr n a lrr roulra In Jarkmanvilla. « _ ro i|a lra rlln n ill Bl. Jnnna Ind'ar H ltrr Cana* InauiutnlInn of ninnlhljr "P u r ■ p W rr h ." • —Auti'M'iilliK of liullirinB proaraiu—faouara, holrln, upunmrnf laoanra. a — C».oi«uolif *;hral. k —I ...... .if rill liranllflr* I loll pmarnm. P*— —A A An a m and morirrn koaptlal. Rnhl.y Jones didn't du n thing but hnpg «>n to thul old crown. i — 'O-— Ax ah exchunge xnyH, n mnn who i Well, coimidiTs hinmeir funny ix ummlly place, has considered u joke, A SpItMidid Kntortainmcnt While in Daytona Beach visit Helen Marie Coffee Shop Breakfast Luncheon Afternoon Tea Dinner Food at its Best 1X] Magnolia Ave, Mrs. J. Blount I‘ope Hostess ' from one idea, developed by Mr, Hell, Take care of your ideas, and they may some day tala* cuie of you. tile tax rolls. In tile cut publicity tax presumably was knocked out when in reality there is enough tlu* much heralded Miirtin-Daijn debate lias taken money to keep tin* County ChumIter of Commerce g o in g for another been listened to attentively by an audience various­ NICHOLAS MURRAY lliitler year on reduced gas consumption. ler Kays the great war brought ly estimated at from three thousand to ten thousand, has I -------° ----- I believe the County CommissinnDo you know Sniuord? Fiend been broadcasted far and wide by the newspapers, and yet fi'iTh no single giant figure. Cyr­ r* are to he commended upon their ' ‘‘Auk Me Another" on the front it is safe to say that ninety-five per cent of the citizens of ils II. 1C. Curtis thinks history will disagree with him. “ Woodrow Wil­ In the emly days of Sanford when net ion and while I deplore the c i r - 1 pafcc of The Herald mid you may Florida know no more about this biggest of the 1027 Legis­ iam will Ninnd out in large outline tin* Suiiiispnr Longue boasted of cumstunees that mndo this cut ne­ learn something. lative follies than they did yesterday or a week ago. if tile league of nations is a suc­ twti eluliH'-Siiiifnixl and Orluiulo. cessary I still maintain that the J Boh Denne is the only man in cess” ami “Mussolini may lie a gi­ the umpire* carried guns and had milluge and still "carry nn"in the j They have listened to an overflow of words from the Hanford who hasn't announced his ant if his challenge to democracy police protection nml such staid publicity campaign. It is true i that we had an amhitinus program I intention of challenging Hodgson Jlps of these two great leaders of opposing factions, or have shall prevail." business in n as G.W,Spencer and and President Lemy had a plan Ball in the event lie whips Jack read columns of what constituted their dchute printed in the H arry Stevens were known to walk that would have brought hundred.* MUSSOLINI WILL STAND nut , out Dempsey. newspapers, and the only tiling they have been thoroughly on tin* grounds mid tell some ns u real pint nr history, whether of OrluudnV stuid hiisiiuss men of people to this county to locate. ---------o--------convinced of it that Herman Dana is the greatest, president he carries through Its program nr whut thev thought of their team something ihnt will lie curtailed A fter lhooking at that picture of Hut the hiisiof a slate Chamber of Commerce the world has ever seen, suffers tile fate of Iticnzi. Lenin, I'tmd of the um pires—especially if for a season now. !ji Jam es Is* Docuf in nliout twentyfive different newspapers, we and John Martin is the greatest governor with whom Florida whose hoily is peserveil nml exhih- the umpir- leaned toward Orlando. ness mnn who cut* Ins cloth to can't blame his wife for what she was ever blest. Ue»l In Moscow, will interest hist­ It was in surh n school that Pop suit the garm ent must always take into consideration lltu' the time did to him. ory mere Hum unyliotly else in war. Hill Palmer, Lee Crowe, tomes when he must pay even !l reminds us of what Jack .Sharkey said immediately lie cut tin* long Hue of autocracy Wallace, .. . - . .n------- and the Chapman hoys and others though business is slack. Miami's racetrack will he opened after defending from a successful encounter in the ring, and in Russia, of the old crowd gained much of t •gain next winter lull of course beginning to feel the glow of championship limelight, "1 can their .knowledge of“ itislde” linseIt is certain that County Com­ there will be no belting. The pro- J,Vk Jack'|Vtill)S<»V, he modestly proclaimed, *T enn lick (Jeiie T ilE WAR CERTAINLY pm- liali and'm ost it was iuside.hua n d ’most of i i u i v ssella l!. 1 .... * motors wuiLinnke their money in, oiilMantling m ilitary gen­ lieve me. Those were the good old missioner* and City Commissioners Comm iTunney. I’ll take* 'em all on, big, little, black or white. 1 can I'ineil r ing peanuts. ius. Any one of three, Alexander, diiv.s and we have never had since of nil cities and counties In cw ry lick anybody in the world. I’m a tough guy,” Mate m tinthe nidi union mint curtail < iieNar or Napoleon, would have that time such it wild enthusiasm '"'■‘*......... It might be a good idea for some ■’omul it way to get across those over a hall game. It is just Imre- their expenses this year looking If Governor Martin wanted to clarify the recently of those [folks advocating a munislacktimes imtl and an preni little trenches, and every one of Jly pi>Hhil>li» thul if SnnfoVtl wins toward ulucktitm** ' cipnl colli storage plant to go into enacted Everglades Drainage bill and resultant bond sale them wan'd have known enough tt» tilt* second half and fights out the dential election and other things cold storage themselves until con­ in the minds of “his people," why didn't he explain why it concentrate in gigantic volume on | “ World's Serious" with Orluiulo Hint tend to cut down prosperity d itio n s g i t better. was necessary to railroad the measure through the legisla­ flying machine attack against the that we enn again arouse some of every time tlu* cycle turns. We the old pep lull I doubt it for there never have good times without i. That h|nck, ondnmis cloud w ainw ture without anybody knowing anything about it, and with enemy's principal cities. hard times to follow and vice versa were giants in those days. Inst evening hovering in the west the insistance that the bill be passed without the slightest al­ | so we should till gel ready to cut THOMAS A. EDISON was I-turned <»|ii to he nothing more :<r- teration, or not at all? down all unnecessary expense and three days in New York's botanic­ I remember one season that Or­ In this cutting down individuals ryious than hot air rising from tin* Why didn’t he explain of bis own free will and accord al gardens library, searching for lando really won the championship and business and the commonf M nrtln-I)nnn debate. what price had been agreed upon with the bond houses and, some new rubber plant, lie may a fter mnny a wrangle and much wealths in general will fed the I t wouldn’t surprise us a Idi if that tin* bonds bad not yet actually been sold at ail? Why I rind it .lull it will probably In* i al fighting. Sanford did not pinch hut the doctors of finance along npout next Thursday night didn't he explain, if the state of Florida is not financially! chemistry, not botany that will choose to give them the silver cup have said to take the medicine Jack Dempsey doesn’t suddenly back of the bonds, why it was necessary to insert into the bill rupply the new rubber. Elasticity, a t the time it was won nml there and there is no alternative. ulus wearing ipiaHty* are needed.! was talk in Orlando of coming up feel the j/ay Jim Jeffries did when a little clause saying that it was? liuman intelligence will produce here and taking it by force. The And with all the cutting we can he tried 'to stage his comeback. better than wood, in tin*! silver cup was really resting in se­ still enjoy life, have some of the • ----- —o--------But we suppose that the main participators in this St. something curity in the vaults of the old times of yesteryear, have some It is difficult to Hay which it Petersburg fiasco will be satisfied. They have been the center1lirott’/.e and iron ages. Pico company in whnt is now the publicity, maintain our hoards v e rse , binding in the middle of the "BIG STEEL," THAT pays 7 Welaka li lock and only n few folks of trade, keep our car if it is paid Pacific, as Smith and Rronte weie of attraction for a few minutes. Each has explained his side first repjirti'il to have, or on u I/*- of tin* argument, without revealing any confidential illlo r- percent on seven hundred millions knew just where it was hidden. for and take on n cheap vacation. of common sthek, t<* say nothing We waited for some time and then Hurd times have come in the [ per Isliiqd, ns thuy actually did. mat ion, and the public has enjoyed a good show. y “ pteferred" and bonds, lifted it­ announced that on a certain day past and hard times will come in • . o — Whether or not it was worth twenty million ilnlliirs self to a new high price yesterday. ' it would he sent to Orlando, The the future and all we enn do is to Ernest! Sm ith’s failure to reach remains to be seen. If you bought at t'Jfi, and if every­ irity planned a Idg celebration and meet them with a -mile, If possible, land h e flre he ran out of gasoline thing goes well, you may live to some of their prominent men wire for just around the corner is pros­ only gocj* to show th at flying aIt Osell it at .VJd. If you bought at 1‘J't to officially receive the cup. perity and tile sun will shine again eross nn ocean Is not a sport to he was sent down in many papers and and things don't go well, and dir­ tinfoil ami cotton. The hand play­ as it has always shone on Florida. indulged .in yet by old maids and ectors conclude to reduce the 7 ed and the wrappers were taken off the rest of us. percent dividend to five or lour, nml a till cup was disclosed in The good ship, Jacksonville, will you may see it go where it was a which reposed a nice lemon. It A Hn iniian reporter rem arks FLORIDA TIMER-UNION sail from Sanford on Wednesday Hiut Sm th and Ilronte appeared little While ago, to 7'J. Don't gam ­ seems that the silver cup was left morning at noon as per schedule ble. to he in [ine spirits in suite of tin* in the vault and Artie Smith had and will dock at Jacksonville When taxing nuHioritieM n re ton* |sens, appreciating the very good failure « their flight. Who wont I the tin cup made in the shape of Thursday morning about seven if ' not | k* ifter escaping death the fronted with a situation in which,work tine county chamber of com­ GENERAL MOTORS STOCK the silver cup and the lemon was a the fog is not too heavy, Those way tlie did? it hreiiuicx accessary to increase merce is doing for putting the went up fmtr points, and many a token of his sentiments. Of who take this Good Will Tour will heartstrings lightened. course there were dire threats of enjoy it to the fullest and they will I lave» or make cuts in npproprin- county forward, making it more hem 's The FLorida Power and Light lams, or to abandon curtain pro* prosperous, are hoping that the Poor hears think the mnrk.'t ought reprisals inOrlanilo and it was not return with some of the Idle to go down, but somehow, it won't safe to mention the clip down there worked off their system at least. eompnn,A pliinS to spend Id.'JfiO,000 in 10-7 .for the extension and jects, it is no pleasant duly they commissioners will restore what go down mid stay down. for several days after which time The Jacksonville folks have sig­ impmvi nietii of service in Florida. are called upon to perform. .Some- reduction was made in the chamber we sent them the real silver cup nified their intention of taking Hanford would like to get n tilth lioil\ is going to get "sole, no of commerce appropriation for the IIOHHY JONES IS in the lead with our compliments and it was care of the party and show them of thul iji exchange for tin* gas m utter what is done. If taxes are cm rent yenr, and thus make pns- with u score of 72 for IK holes all patched up for the season. the sights of the great city ami OiUnt yesterday, making I II) strokes for Yes, those were days and they the river trip will show you whnt increased, when it is tin* general silde continuance of the work that All of which river transportation means to San­ his ">(’i holes in the Hrilish open will never return. opinion that already they are too ih„ Suwannee County Chamber of Thev a&* talking about mounting championship. That means much •reminds me that twenty years ago ford. The meetings on hoard io nrhinc .grins at Ridfoni. Sim high.eveiyhody gel - mail, It (axes Commerce has been doing so ef- to millions, although it has in real­ we seemed to have a lot more fun talk over onr situation here will llitch ht<i belter call for a sound nre neither increased nor lowered, ficiently. and tieetnd to get n lot more out give you a better idea of what we ity not mtieli real meaning. marine* in operate them. He is imt, instead, some public project ' of life than we do now or that any- can and must do unit many folks That, in a very large measure, on t fideilo*- r*i>d to order then* , one does for that mutter. We even will meet other folks who they nev­ turned * iit—Palm ll>nch imle- i- abandoned, (lien those favoring will save the situation in Suwannee ■ 'played politics much faster than er knew before and knowing them I hut project are X.jcct likely to coin pin In t.llllllly. So|m. fwir waH pendenL. IDs Is no jab for a ten­ without stopping t„ 'consider that now although some very fust plays better will make quite a difference der heart ml matt. vinus to the meeting of the hoard, 1 I nr.* still put into effect and I lik e 'in our business here. It is a busithere had to lie saving somewhere that the county chamber of com -j to stand on the side lines and ness trip for business men and The way to view trouble calmly Jin* SJnr** •svs that *be wort it in order to keep expenses within merce might suffer through u cut j is not to have any. (they will conduct themselves ucwatch them. the income from taxes. should know Florida. Is this tn Iin appropriation from the county ______ __ cordingly all reports to the eontrhe luk-jn./jir an iridjcujjon that he .suwaiinee and I a ireferm manii who wants , , iouuty , coiumissiniiers. , - -.commissioners ------ -— . - - is uppcnlcd to ... ....... i i i i ' er i in m i,n in„ You cun hardly hlnnie tax payers W* would a week or ten days ago, when will not*run for congress next ! ! . .!V. A*11 ,*ay’i , ,,|^,l*. " I 1*" J1'Suita In the full appro|iriutiou he- j Uitnga Ids own wav. i‘or being wary of mending any ,tn the [ypsr? ^iinford Herald.i ttul " I ll lll'lll'H li li | we w* making up thr nnmml budget, were ing restored, all will lie well. < m o r e tnonev for any kind of iiu- ; *J 't* ,,ut t,."s.,l!’ . av,, r,',,al! ‘" " ,l an<l llldge. i c n thul, Hgil Tin Ifurohl 'he situation referred to in the j The Kuwunnee County Chamber 1 imior cannot In* abolished sav provemunts just at Ibis particular j 'he imnuri C'Wjd Will Tour being ■ n»t iiOtnngg .roe Esnrs’ warmest lady lime, it is difficult to talk bust- *a *ia« “ ff,,ir wil1 w dm irerit- Tampa Times. Rut to make a cut in county ' stowaways on. hoard, iso men wifi ness to a man when he is not feel-.. . . , . '’ra ? ra « “ V,|K..... m .....we hadn’t even heard lie was in A1We hope ft 11 lie able to make it Imt suniuwh re, or iucreuse ilio tnx up the agricultural asset* of the ,l)(,|-jcn to go ling well and after tax paying time u wH ' be just forced rate. “They felt that taxes are •ounty, Ihu tit is felt th at its work j fo r him An the next election. a pleasant reami a every year and especially after u ,m JU 1 already high enough," says tIre* is paying for itself several times strings attached awakened hard year you cun find hut littL* l if t * Chinn r •ally hasn't Three *lines were drowned ri*- Suwannee Democrat, nml so the cut over. can go o r you can stay To financially cripple the yet, says n professor of history!enthusiasm for nny sort «>f prog­ ut home. enlly v lttiin “:giil of twelve bun* was made in the home dem onstra­ county chamber of commerce would lint gosh, ram. Human nature is the same pro.essor, wliul u dream red Slug Sing convicts while tion depart incut,the ominissiouers lie a serious mistake, that should the world over and psychology she's having. Hard* # ith _____ loaded_ __ rifles prevent feeling that there u saving could I not h • made. plays an important part in the nf- j *’d thei t^ ip in in i'ri from lending aid. I he effected with least of harm . J In connection with the foreContemporary Comments A New Jersey woman, 104. fairs of men. If this is the time li seems bind, hut the whole nlso, no provision wns made for going, and in the Suwannee Dentto nsk for money then President in • |ce 'hundred might have es* carrying mi educational work u n - 1ocrut’s report of the commissioners spurned a party on her last birthTin* centipede probably doesn't preferring to work, in the gar- Coolidge is a spendthrift and 1 am discipline aped if the s triit ..__ ____ of. ,I,'r the Smith-Hughe* act, hut as meeting, i m p w it^ w n stated tiiiit"the worry with a foot or two in Hie a pessimist. r pri-4n had been relaxed even :**»v county school hoard bus largely commissionera, "in view of g e n e ra l, '!**"■ s ta rtin g in life the right way, in the grave—Philadelphia Evena moment.—Sanford Herald, financed this work it is not likely conditions over the c n u n ty jclt that grandma, !*>r Some folks might have taken nn | ing Bulletin. ti>* IIrj.t.i iH (he only newspaper I to suffer. this is a time when the most rigid I Iti*'« c n tlhat occurence, so fur ns . Hut the commissioner* did in­ t conomy shoald he practicaed." I A Democrat is a man who thinks exception to the action of the A medal in murkmanship should Which i« a reeling that o fficials, Btat if (’resident Coolidge were county commissioners 'he other day •.— soon,that has the rotntnnii clude in tlieir budget some funds '••itnkc a practical view n n to carry on the work of the Suwnn- of other rminties, and of c itie s,ielected f ir third term lu* would when they cut down all expense , go to the Hawaiian fliers for hitItute- 'a rc Quunly ('handier of Cominercn. too, oiiglit to ai(|uire, the sooner coangi- Hie tiapie *f Wushiugtou thul con hi he cut unit in the general Iting that small group “,400 miles •b in t Faint Re:* Fiugressive Suwarame county citi- tliu better for tliu taxpayers. , to Coolidgcvilia. t cut lopped off tevcrul mills from distant.—L am ing RtaU Journal. idcnt. TAXKSALREADY HIGH ENOUGH H. C. VIELE VJSL4 V itt tt S tih s ln n lln ! Irtvcler CH>" .. 108 M agnolia .. Nf I B yrd Wailed U ntil T he W ea ther F avore d Flint I Vi hap* you have been wall inJ until conditions were in your fv vor before you build. Frankly, y*»u will never find n more apportion time for construetin than the ent nil things favor the builder— 11rices, labor, etc. M BER TH E YARD WITH A MI LL H A C K I N G Phono L‘15 Yard Holly Avt*„ til 1 1 th , 121 It. 1.11 It S ts Bond Grailo /ip Service First National Bank "THE BANK OF SEItVICE" Inspiration— Is the result of imparting an urea ;o tlie mind—the awaken­ ing nf tut emotion in the heart— the eommunientioti of tut influi‘tu*i* milking for thought—feel­ ing1or action. TOM SIMS SAYS 1 “ A S l llw ln n tln l J ff Thought without action i of 1{IIIt* tin no value—an ins; *ali'i> In save part of one’s eantingK must In* t'ollowml hy making w Iteginnitig. This hank encourages every in­ dividual to save—and r wiperntos i»y paying interest on jour mon­ ey to inspire you to further sav­ ing. The Result Means Togrefls Cordially yours, Cashier �•• • PAGE FIVE TIIK SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 1G, 192? ,srn* ^ -a i f -r perpetrated by New York bankers upon the citizens of n Southern tw i state," he chnrged. After reiterating the history of the Everglades drainage through the various state administrations Governor Martin declared that Residence Telephone 859 flee Telephone 148 MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR the bonds sold to the New York --- ------------------------------------------_ brokers brought the highest price iq the state’ history nnd V i k'-k'Row -------’ KtHY,9NVt£T8Eftf?r. that Dunn's accusations were un­ P-'ff-'PuT IXAt i J ir s 'r t o ip you warranted nnd unfair. 8T n‘T tt n o w / “At the time I became Governor LAST NIGHT the drainage district had issued l JLOVdP you/ ' $11,250,000 in bonds nnd the board Miss l.ois Bradford of West handkerchief. The guest of honor |m,i retired $500,000 leaving the WHEN Y0U1<L' D1GAGEP— * presented a pretty pink shoul- nrea obligated fof $10,750,000 GovThe regular meeting of the \V. Palm Hunch, who is the attractive was « ... as u.. -.1 #* jr.~ e.Mrii 'll,a lt* ** . * *i It*i « • Ika . . gift from her tier firmer error Martin said. The bonds that CDhold Friday afternoon ] house guest of Miss Emma Spencer had been issued by Governor Cntts it <•*»!» MONDAY at tl^e home of Mrs. Otto Schmehl at her home on Hughey Street, hostess. — IF- YOU DOfllT Late in the afternoon the tables am! Hardee began to fall due nnd l,.en Mallory Circle <>f iny on the W est Side, I church will . meet with In the absence of the president, was the guest of honor Friday a f­ were laid with embroidered covers were payable. $500,000 were paid III llt nt four o'clock nt her Mrs.j Robb, the business session ter noon at a very delightful bridge- and refreshm ents of pineapple in my administration nnd over $3,JlOVEr H h 1 ?/ salad, anilines. nnd an ice course 51*0,00 refunding bonds issued to I, \V * t Third Street. was presided over by the Baptist party given by Miss Spencer. A colorful background was a r­ were served by the hostess assist­ take care of these obligations that L - rt Missionary Society of vice president, Mrs. E. M. Carroll. fhodist Church will meet in A fter routine business bad been ranged with bowls and banging ed by her mother Mrs. GAV.Spencer had been mode by prior admin'stint ions. |rch annex a t 3:30 o clock. ttansacted plans were made for wall baskets filled withlzlnnins nnd nnd sister Mrs. George Harden. The 5 f-2 per cent nnd 0 per Miss Spencer’s guests were e7 will be Mrs. Otto a banquet to be given in August other pretty summer flowers. I Mrs. W. 1- Clark. Mrs. for the benefit of the young pea-' Progressive bridge was played Miss Lois Bradford, Miss Camilla cent bonds issued by Governors Mildred Holly, Cntts and Hardee have been re ­ pies societies o* the various during the afternoon, and the Puleston, Miss Punier, Mrs. U Grow. ss and Social meeting of churches, by the W. C. T. U. scores were kept on quaint tallies. Miss M argaret W ight of Cairo,Gn., funded during my administration IpitKS Daughters Class of with the assistance of the Senior At the conclusion of the stated Miss Claire Znchery, Miss Lcna- with 5 per cent bonds, saving tho Itliislist Sunday School will Epworth League of the Methodist number of progressions, scores bclle Hagen, Miss Kitty DuHose, area around $250,000 annually in nt 8 o'clock nt the home Church. were added and the prise for top Miss Mae Holly, Miss Georgia the payment of principal and In­ I orter 1-nnsing, 70S West Mrs. Evelyn Copper, state di­ score a deck of bridge cards in Mobley, Miss Anna DuBose, Mrs. terest. So that, after the necessary rector of medal contpsta, was ivory holder was won by Mrs. W.C.1HII, Mrs. James Ridge, Mrs. returning process, the aren still Street. jiyterinn Circles "rill meet present nnd gave a most interest­ William C. Hill, Miss Lenabelle Lee Conoley, Mrs. Raymond G. owed $10,255,000 with practically QOmE-ThlhGr THIL# Lfock at the following pine- ing nnd inspiring tnlk. llagcn won the cut prize, a dainty Fox, nnd Mrs. Richard W. Russell. no money in the treasury with (AATTEt? .'P£AP>which to pay the saim* when they -* 0 A fter all business hail been * Y’Know, ok' PtAP. mutu red. YOU One, with Mrs. A. D. transacted the hostess served ice! YOiuet a 'P each Markets Flooded Mnngouatinc cream nnd cake ns refreshments. FEEL WELL' 881* N . tl’ t JLOYE. The market wns deluged with Mrs. Schntehl's guests were the II] Florida securities nnd it was im­ Ip« Two nnd Seven meet with U - A >vvis H. Sieveklng, nt 111 Mrs. Evelyneh Cooper, Mrs. F. D. x , r . i n „ - f t . YTVwlnxr v/ " D w i t lA k possible to interest anyone in the J further purchase of Everglades Nixon, Mrs. Sieveking. Mrs. Ban- LO\ Cly I *iriV I T lfla y .j ^ j g r ■•*. leventh Street. bonds. Over $2,000,000 of Ever­ if Three, luncheon nt one del, Mrs. Hughey, Mrs. Abrahams, glades bonds lay in a bank in New nt her home in Geneva. Mrs. Clark, Mrs. P. D. McRae, Little Miss Virginia Lawton, \ ork for a year and a half. No P Four with Mrs. J. *' • Mrs. Hudson. Mrs, Thornley. Mrs. young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. (Continued From Page One) E. M. Carroll and also twelve in­ it.W.Lawton,entertained the mem­ ion, Read, other bond houses were ore would buy them. t U ke Itoss. The drainage board, rather than |c Six with Mrs. < . D vited guests. bers of her sewing club most pleas- !prepared to pay a higher figure abandon the work was forced to on Magnolia Avenue. nntly Friday afternoon at her home | than tin* one the Governor nccept- borrow money from every availab­ Sine with Mrs. Junius on Palmetto Avenue. ed. le source, ami did borrow and obli­ ■Til in Rose Court, Quantities of red roses nnd mul­ •'There is no immediate need in gate itself in tin* snm of $1,500,000 ^ Af t p leen Mallory Circle of the ti-colored zinnias were used in pro­ the Rverglmles for n bond issue of rather than abandon the work, church will meet with Mrs. fusion in the rooms where the lit* $10,000,000. trusting that the 1027 legislature i at I o’clock nt her home on (tie guests assembled. “That the proposed addition of would find some way to finance it. ALL SO l'I.S CHURCH I'liiril Street. Governor Martin explained that Oak Avenue. It had been planned to spend one million nrres of land in tho tuksday ithe afternoon swimming at S ilv e r, Everglades to the existing ugri- tin* bonds were five per cent Sixth Sunday a fte r Pentecost. W 'L b n o — • *am Hand of the First 1Lake, hut owing to the Inclem ent' cultural a rm is uneconomic ho- bonds to yield 5 5-8 pec cent inter­ Mass 8 A. M. Church will meet at 3:30 weather, the afternoon was spent (cause such an amount of land could est which he declared to lie a good with Mrs. It. It. Pippin nt price. He said that the exact with all kinds of merry games as not he speedily absorbed, itch. All members are urged CHURCHES HOLY CROSS CHURCH well ns sewing under the leadership i "That it is wasteful to drain any tit ice could not yet be determined Fifth Sunday a fter Trinity. of Mrs. Patsy Townes. [portion of the Everglades until because tin* m aturity of the bonds ie Itaffo Girls of the MethodHoly Communion 7:30 A. M. Lute in tin* afternoon the hqstSffl | there is an actual need for the have not yet been decided upon, irch will have a “Stunt" parhut that the present agreement Church School 0:15 A. M. served her guests with cooj drinks .areas drained, o'clock at the church annex. with the New York bond house Morning Prayer and Sermon 11 ami individual cakes. ] To drain any considerable porWEDNESDAY A. M. A swimming party wns planned (Aon of the Everglades in advance was n most profitable one to the y Spaulding Circle of the Evening Prayer and Sermon 8 to tie held next Thursday at Silver " f actual use is to incur unneces. state, taptist church will meet with P. M. "I suppose tlm t some fellow will Ci»n ay ats scsvtcc. me. Lake. I*ary overhead charge* unnecessary come , K. Est ridge nt 3:30 o’clock along now after it is done, maintenance charges and unneces­ home in Edgcwood. Among tiliose present were nnd say In* would hnve paid a bet­ FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Esther Lossing, Evelyn Sharp, sary expense for fire prevention. THURSDAY ter price for the bonds," the Gov­ Junior High School Building (To Late To Classify) FLOGGKR SENTENCED “The drnitiage of the Everglades Evelyn Echols, I.ucile Lawton, inolc Chapter O. E. S. No. 2 ernor said. "Of course, after Dillon Frank M. Marler, Pastor. --------- - • «L_ Dorothy Monger, Virginia Lawton, should lie a private responsibility, Read and Company, the largest fiold a birthday party a t H Bible School, 0:45 A. M. TOCCQA, Gn.. July, 10.— (IN S » FOR SA LE:— Filling station, gro­ unless the principle of public Inter- nanders in the world, has taken nt the Masonic Temple, Morning Worship and Commun Mrs. Patsy Townes nnd Mrs.R.W.i, cst is applied to evi —\V, G. Acree high school supor- cery and restaurant on lease on j Neighbors of America will ion 11 A. M. Sermon Subject: Tito Lawton. cry other portion | l.old of the m atter, these fellows (rdondent today was sentenced to Dixie Highway between W inter | of the state, t 8 o'clock a t the old Mason* Way of Jesus, can easily come forth now, stim u­ pay tt fine of $100 and serve 12 Park and Sanford. Fine location 1 ' Fhere are now large nrcnx of lated, and with n little more m u r­ 1 over the Basket. Christian Endeavor 7. I'. M. ( innnt Its on the chain gang follow- nn<| business, Good living rooms, tillable land in the Everglades that age, That is always to he expect­ Evening Worship, 8 P. M. Ser­ ig bis conviction hist week on modern equipment. A once in a ( Alin OF THANKS have not been placed under the ed, but they never came forth be­ mon, "W hat the Gospel Proposes." charges of ussiiult and buttery while bargain, inquire C, A. fore". ] wish td extent! our thanks growing out of the flogging of Haines, Sanford Herald Office, Ancient History ll’prciiation to all of those FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Talks To Itnde County Mrs. Ansley Bowers. Sanford, Fin. kindly assisted a t the time Dunn declared the Governor’s Addressing tho Dade County de­ W. I \ Buhrmnn, Pastor, recent bereavement. Mrs. J. M. Dawson of Waco, side of the debate was "rem inis­ legation in the monster audience Sunday school, !l:B0 A. M., R. bltk MILTON—Live Wire Grocery |MKS. GEORGE PAXTON !Texas, one of the outstanding lect- cent of former utterances and a Governor Martin suid: GET ETHYL G > * W. Ware, superintendent. • Compuny enlarging store on A la. A.VD FAMILY. lot of ancient hiatorv,” “ I ant aware th at some a g ita t­ religeous work in the Preaching, II A. M.; sermon• tirers urers on religeou WIGHT BROIttl ft i U bnmn Street. "As you know, sometime ago I ors have mndo all kinds of sta te ­ subject, eci “Tho Howard of The United Stntes, will speak nt the i fitliel Jersey pf Fort Meade evening service Sunday night at the wrote n purely personal contmmil- ments about what the taxes will itcous". [house goest o f Mrs, William First Baptist Church, according cation lo a number of people in la* on tlq* land situated in the a r­ Devotional meetings of the it at her home on Park wnrtfi Leagues, 7, I’, M. to un announcement today by Dr. i .oridn setting forth my own ea, which statements are false, rlWk If, Evening preaching service, 8 P. F.D.King, pastor of the church. ideas ns a business man on the dirulnus. and absurd. Suppose a half mill ad valorem tux is put on M.: sermon text, "H ear Ye Him", i "The church has been extremely niimlnistrot hit's Everglades |adicy 'jp LUhman left Friday for Doy­ Ed. Buhrntan will sing "Going fortunate in securing Mrs. Dawson Dana said. " It was this letter that the lands lying in the drainage dis­ lies th where he will spend Home" at the evening service. [for tomorrow evening," snid Dr. provoked his excellency’s ire and trict. The entire amount for the litk tnd with his wife and King. Mrs. Dawson has been in caused him to hurl his gauntlet 11 counties would bo around $50,f . rr, Dcl.attd for the past few dnys, liv­ at my feet. It is for litis sin that 000. Dade county’s part would ho FIRST BA1TI8T CHURCH rre; . - \ ,• * ing one of the speakers at the un- I am to In* offered up as a sneri- a fractional portion of tlmt. Sunday school !1;30 A. M. linn Wolfe left Saturday for Suppose the lands lying in your Morning worship nnd sermon II mini Florida Baptist Assembly, anti fire upon the alter of the Gover­ r«nu* at Atlanta, Gn., after A. M. Members of Order of Hail- it was because of this engagement county did pay front $H,0ft() to ^*ant visit here as the guest way Conductorss, Trainmen, and that the local church was able to nor’s financial gods of the Glades. $10,000 a year for their own Dantt accused the Governor of drainage wouldn't it In* worth tt aunt, Mrs, C.H.Pcnree. their families will be honor guests.' secure her for one address. ’answering ids own questions and 1 1 you to have this great urea \ j r,,. p)nWBon js described ns he- singing Ills own praises. George Paxton left Sntur- Morning sermon subject, "W hut right nt your doorsteps? One Who Knew ( b u s t Intimately injf „r„, 0f tho most convincing "I am quite sure anyone who drained |t<>rning with her brothers, Said About Him Will $8,000 or $10,000 a year put speakers in religious work, pos- | |,as rend the bill or anyone who Dade county in bankruptcy or beg­ Brock and C. 1*. Brock, for Young People’s Unions (1:45. sensing un enrnestnes nnd appeal |tUH heard an intelligent dis- gar its people? You are putting Ihome in Miami where she Evening service 8 o'clock. Mrs. rod a week ns their guest. I M Dawson of Waco Texas will £ nt e’U,enr* * / r *° •<ru" ion " f il wil1 “ ^ e e the l.ill is up $400,000 for a convention to go ’*’ "Y *at?wAm °V 'Va .hour. ‘ .Mrs,' ' .Mrs. Dawson has spoken in . i unusual,’1 he said, it is most in- to your city for two or three dnys. speak the evening W.A.Fitts J r. and son Al- Dawson is regarded by many as ford lie fore nnd many who hoard geninusly nnd adriirtly drawn. Don’t you believe it just ns wise will I’e fin ia h th e m f o r y o u |have returned home from one of the most convincing speak­ her several months ago nt the Bap­ Never before in the history of ait investment if! you paid in taxes tist Church will welcmo the oppor­ Smyrna where they have ers of this generation. Florida legislation lias a lawyer’s $8,000 or $10,000 a year for a few w ith llogut’8 L m itio r in a n y tunity to bear her again. visiting her parents Mr. and cunning been so apparent in the years for the purpose of opening Tho First Baptist Church cor­ up this great agricultural area drafting of a legislative measure. dially invites visitors anil citzens. o f Uio ■>T», Mrs. J. (I. Ball nnd son, Billie, right at your doorstep? Would tl New York Lawyers Hired k Winnie Smith and son, I found that it wns drawn in not lie worth as much as a conFIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. left Thursday for Coronado Bench where they will spend some time. New York by the attorneys for Ivenl,on lhttl whuI'1 K«» “ > >"l,r ‘ i*>’ Ilia*, returned home Friday SCIENTIST la two weeks visit with relnChristian Sciemu • services are the bond buyers. I was m tichif,’r lwo or three 'l,iy" 7 50c P e r P a ir If the president of the State I G r e e n Cove Springs,Pul- held every Sunday morning in the Ernest Houshohler left Fridnv amazed to learn that our g"verChamber of Commerce sees fit to firtcl other points. Woman’s Club, Oak Avenue near for Jacksonville where In* "'ill nor had left this in the hands of try to break up the financing of Third Street, nt 11 o’clock; Sun- apeml a few day* on business, New York attorneys. I have al­ this great project tiitd give hit Pge and Mrs. W.E.White nnd day School at 10 o’clock. Subject] ways felt th a t a lone Florida Gov­ state a black eye, in showing to r-a and Mrs. W hite’s sister f o r tomorrow, "Life". , w . w< sunnlnnd ernor turned loose in Wall Street the world that Florida cannot jlloy Blackwell of Tampa, Wednesday evening lienling ser-l oir. non o n .. » . .. must watch his step. Wall Street UUirdty morning in their car vices which include testimonies of announce the •nth <> r . « | has met many Governors in its complete a project that she began 22 years ago, joined hy tho Senat­ Ivlvunia, Gn., where they will Christian Science healing are also Yin* baby has bee day." or of the stale, I shnll not jtormlt ‘ relative*. holt! in the Woman's Club at 7 o’­ Mae Dana accused the Governor of them to circulate and make state­ a t: clock. barring nil other bond houses ment* unchallenged that are not •e Honiski has returned home J.G.Rnll leaves Saturday even- from bidding mi the bonds except This Church maintains a free la rue out by fuels, It seems to me Engl,-mil ami Scotland where Reading Room, No. 517 First Nut- j|W for Coronado Bench where he I'ited his mother and sister. ional Bank Building where the will spend the week-end with his the Dillon, Read nnd Company and that in common fairness I should Eldredge nnd Company of New have the support of the senior sen­ lo take advantage of the marvelous opportunities to ],0|i|"'d over for several days Bible and all authorized Christian family. York and that the bonds bad been ator of this state anil the presi­ Speed and accuracy of stroke e x - ' lew York where he purchased Science lit era tore may is* read, i _____ save on building that can he obtained in this month. "privately sold" by the state’s dent of the State Chamber of plain the sensational play by which ptnek for his store. borrowed or purchased. Open Wed-’ Mr. and Mrs. A.B. Lovejoy and (chief Never will a more opportune time present itself. We Cnmnerce in an effort to carry on Betty Nuthall, 16-year-olR Eng- 1 executive. ncHlny and Saturday from 3 to 5 ^ for .S y,ve«te r,(in this great work to u successful will cheerfully furnish you with estimates, informa­ It is not it fact Mr. Governor W. Brock and C. P. Bmck of li*h girl, won her way into the Tin- I ’All' are welcome to attend the where they will spend several . that you faced men in your office conclusion rather than to have in­ uU of the women’s singles nt the 1 tion and helpful suggestions that will prove very bene­ D*»lm Beach spent Friday Iwith Mr. and Mrs. Georgo services and to make us.* <.f the weeks. | before it wits announced that sinuations and circulation of state­ Wimbledon tennis matches. Mollu ! ficial. -------these bonds had been sold, men ments th a t are inaccurate, which Mallory the American, wns one of ‘"i on Myrtle Avenue, coming Bending Room. can do nothing hut injure Florida specially to attend the funMrs.E.D.Chittenden and Miss j representing a reputable bonding the tournament stars who sue- j Edna Chittenden leave Monday for house, who told you that they and her progress." PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH H Mrs. A. D, Brock. corn-bed to Betty’s racquet There will be no preaching scr- jit’nvt*r Colo., where they will ! were prepared to pny nt least DH prowess. (, fhe lufflR, , r> for the type of bond proposed in ■Ltimles t'.Yincent left Friday vice at 1he Presbyterian Church' _____ . *srnsvilie.S. C., where he will Sunday. Sunday School will im this issue?" he challenged. M ** n hG family who have been hrld at tho regular time, 0:45 A .I Raid On Treasury Shinholser 'ting (he |,ast Hjx veeeks visit“ Is it not a fact these men or Daytona ™ they ^ ^ spend a were told they would be given un | "■knives in South Carolina, tr t’thc Vhureh. The pastor. D r 'E - ;™ ' will plan to return home Monday. D. Brownlee is away on his vnen- *5l'« , w,'ire opportunity to bid on the bonds, t:on nnd will remain away until ^ "rtn ig n i. (’ANTON OHIO. July 16. (IN S) | and that If their bid was the best --------The jury which will decide the I '• Frank Peters left Wcdnes- j Aug. 1 . I that they would get the issue? I (Continued from page one) Mr. and Mrs. W.A.Zachary »'enmg f„r Providence, R. I„ -------“ Anil Mr, Governor do you I which sanctioned the acquittal of fate of Sarunus A. I-engel, form er Householder nnd n),iioretl------Friday to Miami where know that nt the time you w ere'those chnrged with the killings, Cnnton police chief, churged with “rUgeport, Conn., where she Mrs. E rnest --------— •pend severe I weeks. She will Ison Kurlyli* nre spending several Htey will visit their daughter Mrs. nmklng this statem ent, the men The rioting socialists swept complicity in the Don Mellett m ur­ retired to begirt deliberation h " impMiii.it home by Mrs. I days nt Jacksonville. Rush St, John. you were talking to hail nlready I through the streets beyond con- der. ul 1:1H ii.nt. today. H Miish who has been visiting seen un agreem ent o p tio n in g I trel of the police and the army I^ngel wns tried for alleged p ar­ Mrs. Ernest Goriniey nnd cltildin Now York and New Miss Nell Willinms left Saturday the Palace of Justice, demnl*y. J re*tt have returned from Coronado morning for Orlando where she these bonds to Eldredge nd Corn- (r'{'d ticipation in the Mellett death plot Opp. P. O. islicd it police station. Angry mobs 109 Volusia Ave killing occurred exactly one Beach where they have been spend­ will spend the week-end as the imny tind Dillon and Read ? gathered on every corner burning Thu .“ If the Governor says he never year ago today. I"; Waller Raines nnd Miss ing several weeks. guests of friends, is displaying faced men prepared to offer more effigies of cabinet ministers and After pleas hy F.R. Hahn, for . •juipman plan to leave Mon* shunting frenzied cries of: than 1*1, how tines he know since the defense* and C. B.McClintock, .41 ' « f"n Rusiun.Mnss., where they Judge Janies G. Sharon motored "Down with the government.” Mr. and Mrs. J.R.Hend nnd fam ­ he never gave them a chance to for the state, ami u luncheon recess, I , 0*e house guests of Mr. and to Jacksonville Friday where he The riots threaten a general tieily left Saturday morning in their file a bid? court convened at 1 p.nt. Judge* I crank I* Hoyt. Before* re- will join Mrs. Sharon and son, "The entire transaction ha* up of till industry. Clevenger finished his charge to r 1*.' home they will stop In New Alec, who are* the guests of Mr. c:ir for Hardeeville, S. C., where Troops were placed on guard in the jury 18 minutes later. they will make their future home. t>e«n characterized hy secrecy, J and Washington, I). C., for and Mrs. C. E. Pelot. by mystery, by evasion, nnd by every portion of Vienna, nnd the N t time. silence. Surely neither the gover­ city took on the appearance of an "HEAD TAXES" GO UP Mr. and Mrs. Morgan R. Me Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Barker an­ KEY WEST, Fla., July I" Evelyn Cooper, state diier- Clellnnd of 403 West 18th Sirect nounce tlie birth of a daughter nor nor any one else can, in the armed camp. Machine guns were 1 ’ " 'id iIs „f the W. C. T. U. unnntincc the birth of a daughter. Thursday evening July 14 at the face of the records, deny that." inmntted a t street comers, and the (IN S)—"IJaad taxes" the sum ulDann dubbed Diet bund issue .military ordered to open fire at ions must pay to riitur thu United . * been spending several The baby has been named Marga I'ernald lJiughton hospitul. as "un attem pt to trick the con­ once should the mob attem pt fu r­ States showed an increase of more 'n Hanford leaves here In retie Fay Me Clellund. ther demonstrations. thuii 25 per cent for the flscul Itin l.. f!r" ,u*r G'finer home in Mrs. Dick Brown utitl two child- stitution of the State of Florida." Hospitals were reported crowded year ending June 30 over the Mr. and Mrs. E.A.Douglass and r It left Saturday for Coronado "1 ant here to stale to you that c- i J u f r 11 short visit before re., .0 Mmtieapidis.Minn., when* Mr. and Mrs. B.G.,Smith leave Sun­ liea.h where they will spend « never since the dnys uf reconstru­ with persons injured in the rioting same period 12 months previous, ,„i i.r,'l,r,,M *‘t Florida at the day morning by motor for Tallu- week with Iter mother Mrs. J. G* ction and carpet-bugging has a who included many non-part ici- according to a report juat Issued at thu local customs bureau. raid of equal magnitude been' pAnts, -V ! 1‘*"*°"d medal . contest : imssee whore they will spend a Bail. “ he held August 27. few days. ETHEL Goat Getters ■Social and Personal Activities-: Social ICalendar Q DOE^fl’T IT GfcT rOUP GOAT l1 f W. C. T. II. Holds Reg­ MI S S EMMA SPENCER ENTERTAINS ular MeetingFridayAt FOR WEST PALM BEACH VISITORS Home Of Mrs.Schmehl THtttkC' lO TUL WE1? # Little Miss Virginia HOT WORDS ON ft flowing W. C. T." U." numbers: ' Lawtoil E ntertains At CAT F A F R H M IK At The Churches war.fi /waPP iep — — If YOU ' V O f Fleet Sixteen _ Mrs. DawsonRcligious Worker Of if Texas, Will. Will S p e a k To Baptists k Do Your Shoes Look Shabby? •Hill H a r d w a r e IJ.D.Sheldnn. Popular Sliades July Invites You VIENNA IS SHUT In Lengel Trial O F F BY WORK Jury Is Given Murder Case OF REVOLTERS Security Lumber Co. Phone 797 520 Maple Ave. The Little Gray Shoppe New Linens Cards For All Occasions New Books in the Lending: Library The Little Gray Shoppe t’i . ** __________ �NEW-ENGLANDI!N r # » . «.«. m» a r a r t f CLAIMTO HONOF AS AVIATIONAIDf-ST S e n n to r E dw ards* S ecretary •y :/ ; f o r t w o r t h , Toxiu. t -July HJ i POSTON* July 10-(INS)—When I. -JulylC /IN S). Tlit .dm Ilpd.stJI I t -r p,. .,,t S. ,1. j ofloUfu of the )|| Ht A: H»riHtl0I) lltUl in ' fW in r e d v U r •>& U vv. );il(fjan-(f W * o r g n h '- o ' , ? thc"m {irrioga rite Ho w w iw in,' win, f!oVuU:d. Lu .tlm industrial I . . lli ntly, n ro 1■ <Tliei-n of ill .in.! t *vie lirtturintsit of New E n ir-! ctotli, .In n hh> vl «I |u-u* | E id r»c< !Jtrsl/’f.indbcrph nod Chain-. n f . d i i v t * ngw wnTcfi r.'illf'il upon „tbm • lin have wriltCh a nithfinffV n- we«k; lift 1 1.(inly jurlrr** ' a r i d *JJ* mm )■ >i lijorkie.s to industrial Ni w ' n .I t nlu Jondr.' y£ 'i,'nirnnt m* ro * ’u v«'t ‘*^ * ' | r .j i g la s d,” few re ili. d lh«» p a rt! SI. n dicl • th e prin t b o u niiisam e. 11,1•111 if this Sod toil in pluyinir in ilm I Tl 1i,»U ACt,i.riling to ilIir w ording of tht! | a i r n Ians imbii tiy. and t'liii did i.m, , tho rirt-nchora whu Jiaat i l !>ilu all y m , I i « j l ii v i , lingo rib 1 bus- ] A r< view of ih<> Nr.w Entlum l 'I I no* III III ‘ c . „ i n l y court In, * o . fold(ributioh to tiila mode of trams- ! Anns itidii which hue up a in received | jiori wenlid be burred from tlio buililtng \ I irnpeltm hy the fliKhln or | Mis.; J, .P.ll>oriKm<, tie t k in charge **f 1 1. (lie tn nrrlugo lieensn liurt-nu. lolls .M:ii IAml and I'yrd d i'closed th a t j 1,1 Ja n firmH In thisf . lion made | I lo* * ofn im using htori: h of t ho • \ ( k / ; ' ? v ** V, Immc i l«i which th e business Is p an ; or nmtcrial for the IJnd- * l.cryh plane; ‘ ...... ' cat rind. 'i lm conquest of the a ir has j VlA “(sit Kate Ceremony” the On one oecusioo, w c o r d i n g I" aroused New. Englanders to lim | po;witilitieH that the future holds m in is te r nml I)».ii r ■. H M Ludwig Ralvcrson lose (right), rnretnkor nf tlio Krooklyn rooinir g iovro! ’i i «• y. t;ii# It: ■-failed the of- nml the slof'an of ntiiuufuclurcr'J \Y kept hy Mrs. Sarah Brownell, is shown »,% l.o mia n tn Ud for tl." i, W(>r«l Orciis I . hen* I “to spare no cl fort to in- fri n nth* r ta l murder of Mrs. lirownidl nnd u m ighlmr, Mr . Alfred lienm i. , of a c u t r a te Miro tlml New Enirlaml industry ) * C'ri V/ith th i* f)| ,f the 11reach* : hall load in v * 1fojdnj; Ihi ■ in W itodie- of tlio two women were «hopped up and portions were: found ini ,44>f rr mony" 1hy ti .Ml practice to ao- form o f tr a m portatieii.’’ <r« v. bo mui< ea il differen t.purls of tlio city. Dim Tlio epoeliul flh'hta of the Intre­ !:' A inly Eli tk 1II..Hip. who stales pid Amoricnii airmen have stirred jtli.el two mini,’ter.. sp-nd pra* ticnl- New England eoiomanitlcs to taku I. ; ly Lin- i Hi ire day jn I lie . otirllo.imc, a livelier in u rr dev'-lopnot fa r from the coinity clerl J of* inntil o f tho fiv AJ.oi, th o ! -Mi Hr. | fit e door, d n hires: tor the niuhuere c tion ';f a fa. “ I t ’ i 1'i‘lHiur t o lit? a iiuii'nnc" ami lac tu r n of alip! i:i under way ! fc‘ > u ■! rv. .lurne 1M ,,r illin : iurliurhuii 11oi :?si mswGKiH I FTTFfX wa j 1 !i! .* ,(! « -- il j I riduy H r M onlrn *.e, I pn •nt f r o m ' O v in ia in d u I n l *ach to thorn I ' T ill: * ltd l IT n i l I t r i d ’ H15MIMil l, i id \TV , I I lllltllA I \ H O SIlC ItV , L 1 N C E R 1 B , H A N D B A G S , NOVICI.TY J IA V E I iltV , D R E S S E S , A R T N E E D L E W O R K . N O T IO N S . B A T H IN G S U IT S , C A P S A N D SHOES COLLIER’S A l Daytona On the Bead I DirectedU-WattrTlontci^ iiiw : y o E W E S T and m o st luxu rious coast* steam ers a flo a t offer y o u comfort l N c o n v e n ie n c e s u p re m e . SAILINGS FROM JACKSONVILLE TO NEW T( C alling a t C harleaton rvfrv Monday. Thursday unit Saturday at 3 P. M- S. rhornkce K. Mohawk S. Sciiiinolo S, Ajiache July 7, 10, 26 July it, IK, L’H July 11,21, :JU July 14, 2d Aug. LU Aug. 4,1* Aug. H, H Aug. 1, ll.H SUMMER FARES FROM JACKSONVILLE Tu New York C ity ........... $36.54 ono way $59.18round tdp T o Ctiaileston.S. C .......... $12.00 I* " $18.00 f “ To Dostoa, Idas*..................... $42.82!' f! $72.18 f! fl T h t o u g h llc k a t a a n d b a i g a f c h a c k a l to a l l p f i n c l p a l n o i t h a i n ta a o t la . , Summer Exercusion Now On Sale R e tu rn L im it O ct. 3 ], 1927 T i a n t e m O b 01* Include* m e m a n a in ti a* e r , I r i t l . i o ilie r tta tc e o o m a o f p i r f r t l t d l u n l w a f / w ill, u w ith o u t p e lta te la v a to ty an d ahow rr, «!a*' w ith tw in i t ] d o u b k l* d # an d p elv ate bath at ** r ilr a c l i k r c r * . P erfec t d in in g aerv ice— table* m aD * rr« rd foe tw o . fo u r, »U o t e ig h t ik iw iu . Ofda \ , a i t l I t ao d UkOulUP F o r l u r t h a r I n f o r m a t i o n , J t « H T * f l '« r 7 ic i.a f), ate., app ly to CLYDE LBN1 J. It. ( ’aider Agent, Sanford, HI*. | Win. li, Clements, District Passenger A$erd Pier I Jacksonville, Fla. oil of nick- (In iiUnii-et witii which ii i o', il, l , tin.- ii,'.y niiplifl' r. Re* Mu By '.luti riiiitlonut News S en ire ed by hard editing nnd fire, and h u l l s to re tu rn in th e r a r l j proudnem III Hie public e v.liii li tim e lii'r nt'V/ horn .a nml wlfiij (Kltei.i R4JMI) CITY, July 10 1 ,, a. .'•"inc mining <hum.'. vuinpleted. o r,le:''Jauu*s tJeonre ui l li C.j . 1■; 1«»<riY Llio i.iii'k. ,orking offtion tif Hie "Sommer White Hum e" Named lly NIoOX ! Air. and M. i. Cob ra n •« dow n lie re f'l't H th -lt., „ t P a r k er, 'i*. C. ‘Ilranru in the “ Uluck ifilhi" of Suiitli 1) iTito name “ Hha I: Hills" w ir , an mticii t i f f c | v .i.k -i ml vi .it in g n lid i1 MU r e lady “ ' Li <, ‘b ie r s , Mm Mi i * t « lib. • all k o ta jio t only given President Cooj- given to the i -iim by dm Sioux ('.., .,c o f Drlundii, An iiite,, tdge .opportunity to indulge hiit Indiana. In llmii tongue, it wan | fieurgia. 'lin y were nee n piscatorial proclivities, but n “ Palm Kapn," in alluaion to (lip ; by Mi CM Until Itivers, who i. i n i ,m led by Mr.i, W. J*. ( , A J‘, i) H u m rtth e PIar». T „ Klaji ,d , ('li.itin yvi," given, full rhaii^e io become ocipminted with Somber nppiariuK' of tho formt. I (h e ir gm i fi.c th e p a n t man L'oitii* to T h e O cean View Hot. I a t I wins i t 1 t u n • d to h e r home [ e l l.e il social hour. I t i f n dm, Jndiati lore of tho early Americana dud heights mi reen from the Coronatio Hearli, c | :l< | Item, (in. Iof i r.I.e and ice i n n i o w ere mid ne core a t first band romantic plains, 1 | Tlrnroly n rre n e d , i.imlcrn, in u | Mrs, M. H M cD erm ott, • taleHcuf Hit! pioneera of Ilm early 'J im Harney En t war Mimed J _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ____ i" i*entente. K ite s 83.f>0 n day , wtttt tiie :*,.evt of her d went? for Ci’eiHtral Han i y wlm was tint; of A Plnif, ?i;, per **t . 1 Tbfi president may al to make the e a rit cxnlot. t • f the region. I Eourtii oT July, Kite wa.< an v i mi I ti , / b l \ * ' | Hillgie, y2."» tie!1Tile, it'd hy ht r < ,lighter and I, hinnnlf “at homo" on a millioni IMIeii yi u u i u . < u u i i r tv '/’lie Pn ident will have, oppor­ . Mi I fill M’.VIl'tH.I’ , 111 V E ( tJA'I'ES, Mgr. acre federal forest estate width tunity to ;ee imw N atural Fore li .Mr. ami Mi Cordon., :.l o i i i . i i . n n i i t *. i v t MAM fu m llh c s one of the l i i r l i i l cxuni- are iidminiht't devolop. <1. 11* 1 i ’ll v ip c ilitor.1i mill Alina l.lvli plea Of forest niuuugcnuiit by Hie ran : e Imw ti, Ju r a ir- arc n ,rj. 1 *li . M a rra rtit C liff of T a m p a leo, t *1.11!|llutint oI ", federal i'l d a y s liiat v.i I. w ith ---- T ~government. ------------- aa .PI 'll!* keep r i ■ | l the | l « - foi l ■' i • ’ under f|iethod, that "1lih "Summ er Wldto lion:. " !• . t pr,..vl,tg; E• gr i/.Ing i j '' ' I, ..■rItt'iil, l " f , r u t HI . .t >> Mr located witliin tin* bottinluries of ;la!ed to J eep ti e rutlgO green; a i I! Ill' pdlll.M ' VI I* IN i- Hopkij Ip.m .rd'.n, wlm»« i *a ‘o* CuBlmr S tate Park, which iidiolnn Imw luud more valuable for f ir,,, ' ■ ' iile la.st II 1,1vlc.lv I*. thi* IHack Hills National Fort-fit ing tliun for lind. r i;row inr linn i"i: t i a t |u r ii li, t ebj v le.I tfl, .1 ti nit r> Arcitilccl lliliiy | aI and the Ilaruoy National Kurt t, lieen m l vnilablc for home it-.id H. am! t i ,,,kin;, had I <i t N at’l. Hunk Hh.g, botJi rifli in Indian lour and pion-ting. j gue. over I lie F o u rth , I’le r historic interest. I The fii Cr ; . : ab i i Sanford, Flu. N il-, .Miv t lug'. H opkins of M iiiiti. \ 1* , ,. 1,, ,i III, ,1 Tlifche two iiationul forests, ret lionnl I ..f<-1 w, ie in Hie iliac! ( 1. 1U r t*'lt 1!!' ■side by Pros Ident Clovciam! in Hills in IM'.* ml l POO, and Hi - limand Mis.- Frank Evans nnd] i' n mh f I H Jil JH97, .liuvo a net u re a of 1,1 JH»,1*»7 , her lo iu* > wa- t o ear, rollv , 1 ! ‘ , I l Friday f u r a visit of i i. acres - of Government innil, 00.000 leetnl, .under ; ,-ieiiiific t a r tr v , ,| iih d i*' f'H| till i'ucliing EtirniUiro l.n in l)ot,l< n uud otlu acres of which oro in 'liieodoio tlmt the area can be ru t a g a in 1 Druyin*'—Storage Roosevelt Qumo Preserve nnd 60,- lO.'JIJ. Almut 2',.000,000 b ,ni f. Sunday for il,« CitlU00 ifi rm: in a Federal game re- of jogs i . cul 1 idl year from •ing Camp ut Camp fugn adjoining tho Statu I’ark. the e I’m!, rid tirub* t ’v !s under In. a, n, lli,, followiig* it ,1. W ithin tho present boundaries Imundaries o f jth (1hrr same snme ineHiod*, inethofl*. with ran yurli)i mi m, . jJ tM iim u 3,102 o r 5 7 0 VV 1• •’ *diver Duntcl r, the ffrrOsts there are also 240,467 j Improvement t,, the f , t tf,a. , , V.l l.S 111 I In- Ai til ( M i o lu-r, l.eo Covli, .. g ii *r tint,It- lx acres of patented lands, some of i v. titile fori '. fx p u l (., main- , p , Luc he, utid A rth u r C at- •■uitU ijlurldu. them in prosperous furms and tnln thin anna: I hurw : ' i : v, r ,},. ! \\ |l lit ., 1 1.•■ liiil-,t of Ilm ' ranches on the stream bottom s, 'an d even lo ii. ii it to iO.O'/'i, A,l t oI of th- **lreiill < eom^ timberlund moru or less abus- 000 feet, iij* tu., jtt* «ja y </f J ii I A* l*. 1 F o r AcJiimt <'r l i r n l F e e l dhnnell I 'la g lc r Courtty'u Kerf A I-'uut Sjic, i.ili.-I . y. u. tcolPii.A' t.r\v .courtla,Ur c om pleted receiitPiuian {$2 J'p r Api mint m ert cl, rk Hh-eim C'.uit H< tnluolel ly. NOTICE TO THE DEPOSITORS OF THE SANFORD BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Ellon J. Mougiilon C. Ea Chorpening Railroad Over The Sahara Desert To H - •When You Are At 1 he Beach mi * II \ M I 111V .TV VI: i T (MMI’ANV, a CorSun|H. utIon. ('..iniitiilnaaL left Tu< day ftir lliefr , J* l.nM.i nml 1.11,1.1AN I.O.Vf!. .tile in Virginia, tl. Im . h is e. ip . .ill,I It. W. 'I'llOll, ail.t al: of W ashington is <;x'is.illli; till, ulfu, Hetemlarrive k>.re in August not L with Iter soli t diaries. .. iiltHKIt OP ITIIM CA TIO N " . King of W inter Dark- 'T in: Hi \ T i : <«!■■ Ii.<-It II* A VO- - t P. I.IIM; and i.11,1,1 AN l.OND,| Hominy to call on Isilii It. lit, Olf.-, '. STATU TAX lA.*Mer i,ml Mrs. Deo ism. MISm s , M o .V iia iMKItV. AI.A-I ll.WIA nnd It. W. T()LM>. atoll I Mrs. McKee were this tom ii . iiir Mir*-, or i m . ami Mm. K. W, tv. III. y Aerime, UviUtMtOII. Jilt- I a t a bridge jsirty in 1 Sla t> lints. I >e(. Ilitunts. I entjph who . .me hero to c l a fjiu r i’l Beat h, « I li uiip. irliiK Iroin an Affidavit I niaeriatre* lircn ie a r e bfldtt* red by A t,gw lur.diiig fi iid for planes Winl. r Park Thursday evening I /It. I In Mil* . . .is., lie tlm CollipllilllMr. vd Mrs. It. L. Crooni nm j uno o r both p re a c h e rs Who jiiuke it ! . ju ft !■. -it ' • ;■ veil ut North ii ..t ,.ii, 11, j t.i i.\< i and i.Mi­ le!]*' i jMmnlny, retu rn , j m a n t,<■%■*;. ids i i p . and it. W. , a h a d n - is of unHin(( jibuph i in (irufti-h, Mus; . tn*uc WorciiL-ytor; lored a y of Hrnd.stton. Wuu- TUIM*. and TODD. Ida wife. ilia r r in it e up In rt*. * ' * '■ 11'Ians for a iaruiuii;{ ;' !d a t Cdn- }In*; b. iti * ^ ;In-1 'Very r»*hicfjl)i c»l u “ I e coll on*1 Inslani••• in .which ;,,,rd, They *>\ ftI«i »*f iint*111r y nth «fi" i 11n 11 1111> Y. <HoipicU-d ihltla m d Dowling Crecn. H . ha. • hotiie from Hiiitit i f lUiirltlttl uiia flint tli«t |ir«* if ' tO UC* I \vc.i'> i .oiupnnh’d NEW HAVEN* Eofiri., July 1*1- | day 1 -if. of hip tl • put | twii p r e a c h e rs ' were: on nppneit" i.iitli proviaioii i< r P __ I Howling »« fit .iiii|rr»tt mill iilacu *»f r< tt1(lL'tiC(,4 (•tides «>r the coapl'-. (•».' wa of* (jr-on by M i's Hetty **r (IN S )—1The rn'itrlowf Unit flank in > r.■iI■■:.#i . iodide r. i|i*» »l*"I *’*£rtfit fill*. It, H*. t**€Ji|| It ft IIII I ferillt* to pe rfo rm tli*' mWlfiait*' for lovemcot Dll Mr .Cromil’ti niece, Mltlnii l.oiii:. hill vvif**. pnrltrtl* alichestf tli*« easterly aide of New Huvii, nioni; «.-in.. I ' I, I. . < outHint** Tmc Id built, i will iL hero for a few weeks, tarty t»* ii known |«* harbor are being turned lo com- (»h11»s a; tin. I E IE,pi ,. < >, | SJ.hO, while tie* Other d e r w ay t!t.*fi»iuli (Uiii, M-iiu/ionic r>, A1 flint in it; K I nl Mill iia' I /I Tuimer Imd ns her guest mill flint i Im* niercinl purpose*. From the time pony I ; d>. p, ■ ‘ I u1 r 1 1,1,],! f»»l»lrf*no ami |*ut Pfcm In i ■ ( (. dtp) j over ti., weth-eiid Mins CreWn of Illin • of i*. t f.l in tjf it W. T*m!(! the first nettlcm of Now .Haven making w ater v .r. to it r ...i. .1 i A l P o rtla n d , Hollis declared t h a t I Itr.ii 1111. f»:l par* ! O rlnudo. F t ,, i n ra rir put into the harbor In the property hnldiiv'\ and I: Mnilurly an ih kilo v s i» h 14 iH Wohth e lidnisti'l s to rein i Ill(Hilli* eryntiil.Mr. nml Mint. \Veniton, Mr. and I* i Avtitm* l . \ *1n -t'Hi, \llllpuls; 1 ptildir h«*i meadow* havo hud but a scenic val- ohm ■ >an it..< lit." in 111.• l that i ’-lirfl •/ ^ 1,1 I tin* office and n o t ■■•din' al field, MV-. V.iloi||lnp nnd little daughter O If I 1 . 1.U iH f.op;; It. \V. un in tho local scheme of th in g . Company. T hi fa vor < ut im id - . .T h e y did. hi on t e a t - and Mr ;. Little left Ttte day for T*dM ivml *——— -Ttiiiiti lira i^K'li fb*' I t remained for tile Hoppers ComAn ambition plan, n a ■■. Ml’l * • IV «iV* r iht uy.r of twrfltya r k in ( , , u aii pot t. fi.'ir le lie. in following a nip ; *m *» a*kl tlmt Iin ro 1* jpj |M»rpuny * of Pittsburgh, to realize the England, in. In i-n outlined I 11 j o f thmn k e p t Ida eye •*» u in i li*. | P!il t ii»K tht- but]llin \ ! it rnii In Ilm Htlih) of KJorlcta. irorvirn valuo of the property and to ac- IHopper* Compauya Tl .<• <1 i t<i I Uo. d o o r w hile eoiipE:' ’ th Mr. anti Mrs. Wood, "W o •/inatml a m-w pji of a HniniPoitri in 4*hune« ry u;n*u quire ownership quietly. And now j lie made from coal Im.a ted in i N ew i re iti’coiujihtiled home by Yvhr*m wtitihl lilml you nr any nf you. the i rack," H*d^hi Fahl/liiit Lei; th e Hoppers Company is a t work Haven hnrb i iij ( \ (ifid and (dsti r. Mi; * l!enG O L D E N R O D W. I VI t i l t J?F( MtK tht* N to i oinmittnl I opt Aide one of the on forty-odd huge cuke ovens that !huge uinotii,’ of i . d ■ will visit in Tampa for '•on. if. M. konii, 1.4II|mi Kmik. lila K. put paper over that, but bad lornc folk believe will eventually (be made ht re, ’I'he gas will v/it**, pin! IL W. ToiM. itii■! - — . YVt ftltJf# atnc'j i * II. C. Far, dnwSi been a:** l lie w e a th e r '!« Otl lilt wlfr* in t+itrh urn I #*vt*ry K. tu rn New Haven into a Rcconil jlli.ougho e i .<• . t . . the •t I M a . Carl Mi.th.'rs ex. afternoon I <i-oitally to ami npimar liefor»> our K. Pittsburgh. foils charter;! granted by the leg- * el so w a rm . leavci here boom for a mo- uii'i t i n uit Court at Han forth HtiuI* S. .f tlirve an I 1 | \ I1 with a P pastor of tl Huv. W .R .Jp rd in . o-l**' t ‘rtifit y. FI or [«la« nti tin* lira! With the completion of the Hop* Isluluru in tho present year, nnd r littin . . I^'iutl) CVirollna, v. here Kay hutch ill |r ,.iily. hmmi ■D,.»!!st P r o t's tn of AmkiiwI. I!*i7 in malm an* t! • p e r’u project New Haven harbor in the coke will bo sold to tin* facLot ■ . who 'I Visit Mrs. Mat hem’ l..r. i,.linnL og r, Kulli i in *u»r to tin* IUII of Complaint t Ii Ih Io, expected to be rejuvenated, and lea all through New England, uifitlhni yuu I*y tins Fonia t . /line Ridge, io Uu , d her fo ii t i l i . i r t i n l n ; / . his il«rbt to : elicit o ..rriages at tho Few I foot s Now tile re are residontn here wlm hope playing i^ o n t a peril'll <uurl |c ilRe.ilmdart'd be would tit mtnln M.ajton near A liJV . i' ^ hui .If*f*!i‘ "1 l ll'pl :' i•,M l nt" ' III b e t a i l* . * As a s ta rte r tho Hoppers Conito see the w ater front regain Rome del. huts iv fn*5 ln Inuiuntt* of tl ntiyiionj •t' a s l o i t f o s r w i l tiy y o u a n t i t i l l s e u t i s b of the oid-tiitm ainoiiot of Inn in. 1. pnn ban brourht md Die .. l i e iifor«' ■ervuil ut. • “ vlrtltdioi m and ea ,nu n of W in tu r 1'urk rp e n t |li.i.', <,| , v ,|i:n I. dd nliow him lie F o r there was a jjay when New ven Hu-light •**».. f»i t. of the :>.i Yl*. o a t iit'.. o f t i n . Kill.) Mull t e d K g cnf-Ui d Willi of Cod nnd m an.” i:li Mi: E ld ri ' ge :.t le r a loin • (able . ■u i t t o r,.i •. I.. u . ii . . 11jii.i Iluven received ships from tho Coniieclirut ..ml I In Dev. Jordan ' ; Inbtod that be ! fl'.wel . ‘II,.. guts til m* I ' D' act* «1t it. I Ma , . Ii a, A. 1* l!,jr. Bevcn seas, and the city today has Rumor of oegoll ill f • . Diet and E'.drl y lJenjnmlr Iv makes tibout *.!0 p •!* month f r . >,i i n . a* t r i o l u n t i . . II. H. i,..„v *— families of wealth "* who"r; * | gOS comp mi. - nre in tho wind and n■ few n ■I t ,t i l l . i n I . o| ,ii. M:< w i f e , t o d m 'I n f Ids own <-ongregi ion, p I ker. <»tun a pa sit' I;. 111 v T r i e ( I ’o n i l i u n v . (,... i ’m , . fortunes were foutaleil on vessels, are not denied. Thcv will I ., : up,ry hns been idr<dy nur 1 Iti fif* ! f.i d KntU'iilr. l l i . l o . l l , I, Mil III 011.1 I f i l l i o In In IT o f particularly those th at engaged lit plled gas made In re and piped inio Ti n liUk . nited by the m il ring' f^e i . >or . t In -M . 1 1. v•, i • H o o k la, i ki ui ' ' :imi Hobby He storage tanks in other towns th e Wutd Indies trade. . i f 111. 1’o l i l l e i p . ....... Pi ,,f p . ai f l i ol . hi, h .T,,iiietlm * rim ns f eh a I In,nor giua it i ivi •! many iiintty J a • . api . Florhln. where tbe |iru><mre w ill. Is; inliegiilar Sailings :i Vti k.-c 11*V ......... . T|HV .ellt IL In f o> l i e . , J r i . e I H i n t III).. Vi e. crensetl for dvniestin n is. ■>i JZ . .? /Ik / y yr\ \ t1, . ,j oi iVi,’’ 'siiu/o/.l N ot no many decades loo k there Dr. Met - n tin ned w- dnendtiy !/■ Compared with oile r days but \bk rS ^ Ileralil. a lira ea|.. r |.nl,|I kIi. ,| In , from two month* vi. il in K o n .im ,| w ere regular sailings out of New te few w Uoutii boats have Iti'tin boon flonled floated III in | >• i.fi.r.l, S, iinii. .1. I'oiiniv, I I.,i M;,. 'SK Y DC "rC Ifl'I1 j Jowa and Colorado. Mm MeKcu letl | " Haven fo rports in the M editerran­ New Hayen linrbor, Twlcu n d ay n I ,* ’ ’ i ne. a week lour i O eonreeiiL A lk ls M A U \ ritiiN duly JO—Tim l IVr P i’t'k", -I *i||lV lit* r»‘«if |*( ean and the Orient, ‘ tinfollowing liirltiy for a six boat loud of mitnmnbilcit er.nies Jn. I ______ ’___________ ___ ____ il • d e f i d , Uulita !>ei pie, fun. tinning n o , t l r i l l o • .i ll weeks’ visit in Knnstis a n d J u s t an the automobile has been!to be t o, i ne. l la l Mh i o i/uunld. d nml nbipped Hy i oh i ado,’ Slie • ..ii a m i i L e w In t o i n "T). \V. I l n l d i u r m n Im > t d In return W I T , \ I :srt i n . I ,i.l a m i o f f l . l ul milking Inroads on the railroad ’ i md end* mi tbe r u l l n i B d i tliroui.li th, it. ■. Woo<| p h, ledeial overnment, •• d -r it." Circuit ('.inn ..f ti,., liv way of A iliville N. C. wliere car.li 11Kuipta in Dane day;. :o the nml . • I, ami me . ■ .1 fr■ M t 1liken a c o n tr a c t to build 1 th. hike will visit it. A. Ward a id • o r a d i g n i t y I l i a n (I,.. 'll. rill 'i'lllllt 'lllliel.lt d l.'ll It .f rnilroad i unco put New Haven't* form Hie re I -i (lie r u r g i, . Tbi r u n t and dw e lling boil Itle Pl.,!e of IP ,lllll. it. 111,.) for )’ r...nt,, and it in \ery H'lidnoli C o u n try (.lull Hoad. I: family for n w« « • id tIn* Ward County, • ,, iMu n,,. in , ('hipping o u t o f buidne i. Tile i Hopper. Com pany pi.it.a will i d ian7. Well llivdui way. | raimiof r lioniCi' which in rionited h i i v ! J . fill.] any ininiiiily among ilu) of July, A. V m onoy t h a t New liuve ne i in o j d h h n n g i nil t i n , . . I Mil’f II.AHH. 1 | a t (lie Wlntot* 'Park Colony .nt ' 'lei I t ’fr l oil l •ollll, i ' eir , ii ., o m in , suuiiing the F rid a y for a v is it to 1—r II. A M W K K K t l I Hint ! Motinlaht; N. , ........... t U|ll, Iy I , |( la k u Ho tn • erimialy, m other, a t Willmtou, Mr . ‘ i. H ;( I i own mil. rt.dm d | "Ul,,l,u.'t t'd llllT SI (At.) n<| r'oidit tin y shonlil |„. taken, fciIPM’IT Mr . A r l b u r (In ttll' I Me [the Methodist Mldnmnury oci WTIroii. l i e ) I" l Ou li Inn , bt pn.-:,iildy i e-|mi»uitde for the I ing two Weeks lit L a k e l •(!' Polleitorit f..r t Ton |d a Imint. j of l/vicdo Wedin ndayafleri.tM.il I'lllilikti July 2, a, til. 23, SU. faiJiiri* of tl)i? ciiilitiai rllii'i/H In I M il. liiitherliiB W a ll her luu.lie. twOllty tv.'o mend r r President Has Opportunity 'S'o Study Indians And Trees In The Black ?fi!l “ Holy J ; Scenic Meadows In Harbor A t New Haven Are Turned To Commercial Purposes TIS L). J Tn I d 'i v S e c t i o n A n I m p o r t n r i l ! CoTii'< Hf.tr Slate Declaresi Some , |»art rn hrveJopInir . IMahel i lergymnn Offer C u t IMtes itwiiwfrv; 1n.1 Firms Kimm Helped Hi-lnfd "T Industry; To Pro-tpecllve Newlywed To Uuild LindberghMachine r.m to r s ’ V v o rltftlo n mWSf^v&kv'v H H T m ■\ C u rtis S u p r e m e C ourt J u stir. I women," ’hyenu women" and so on. W illie” W ilbur. W endell “ W h lte y " I.'oi,,,^ | New York hus never been slow to S e n a t o r Janie:; K. " T o m a to e s " j nick name its Khitielundcrs and its S e n a to r Hi rum W ..iHrowninjr* nnd the rpirit of the e n ­ W atson. needles" Johnson. Se n a to r H enry F. “ Hot w a te r tire country was dem onstrated S e n a to r A r t h u r It. ..p„ b o g s ’* As hurst. head Itobmson. i*- Mr. ami .Mrs. IV. J . when it made l.lndbetrerh it»l own r n e y (Jeneral Jo h n (1, “ T u r ­ II'h^dptv rested to know “ Eindv". Washington alone has n i pAs tto " S a r g e n t, lAyffcd beMt.d in thin great po*iiure 1 pending >* few days KS e n a t o r C laude “ W a lr u s ” S w a n ­ p rin ts while enroute to lur sport. son. An n m atter of fact, th? great illttti. r n , n k “ ■ ”p- 4 C ongressm an F iorello “ S p a­ * s r of the laud ns found in high en of Surburban Homes men S e n a to r Thomas J . I g h e tti” L agurdin. office are i; iti such uwesome crea­ . 1 wiLlt Oil (itLink of ul,( | S e n a to r .1. Tliomns “ D irigibles" W a lsh . tures as to h. robbed of this m ark laat week and is very of popular esteem. ITohuhly every H eflin, C o n g re ssm a n Emanuel *mi, mridu HunItliHum tu*Ai* ■ W ayne H. “J u n i p e r D e n i e s " Celler, One of them reiilizea the vote-get­ ting value of a good nickname, blit AVheeler. wing tuoji .from fieft: Hmv is Iw tn nicliniunc him self? i IV. t m a id e r C e n e rn l H arry' S. IN V E R N E S S J irura in Siuiford la it m a n u f a c tu r in g plant e sta t'J To fill this denumdi .wihr corro- “ Llerii it" New. I H d . ..Dead)'. .M athers, , spliiident pri •ills :r few miggvaS e c ie la r y WUUnm'AI. "K id-vm - OKU' he n ; by ti. DA V ariTl r, S. Wood and Hoy I lions ne, follow s;. a lo n g " Jardiim , cently. 1■ • 'Id f Jo tic; Wiliiafiii IfowuWl jf (leorgo I *>I*er r.irry ’' T a n . ey fi| >ent lust Sunday Senator Hurl It.” Pineapples" -'J lie- Hills. ■1 1., roll Tanner and E’eimlor William H. “ Lone Wolf” Vnod were guest * or Ilorah, if Oi Inhdo iuiit wi'ci*kSenator David “Eido” Reed. Secretary Andrew W. “ Money­ loft Ju ly 2 foi Ht. bag*" Mellon. hero li., will play with Speaker Ni. Indus “ Baltly" I-ongol’cii e stm until ill uu il for Paris with S h o p :il O u r S to r e f o r B e t to r V a lu e s in : tersburg legion band. , . to Sunday afternoon. lark Alatlmra entertained t.i*r ncftim i and neiccit e -ni.'N'/i’tii Rear Gully :t'ii!nv afteynoMu 1 Edward I. “ Red- bend" v s ®CT«t*nr Herbert “Mop," V w n n o o J S lllll 1 I tlllL C — I ----- f f J ...... TTP'IIAI.I.. for con,at U /H r/('111, c 0 'i b - tr im s ; ..... ... a .......j. un find i lift a i.-nt !.d„ , y1# 11,1 *pot* T ho i e e k t i i . ,, it , I ' l n l IU l. 1d and , PiOtES, July H tA flN Ej i l ’VnpiP-. 7 ^ j , is lifter mi ned to build a Tram:CR O V EI.’i ND lie-,vy Sahara iui)rop«t, ]n principle the | mi nt o f e.nh'rfiPdiaiu l/(-ldg , flet-iilpd upon. C o n stru c tio n will he- from (ins,-,dumb Jfln bti noon u s P a rlia m e n t i.m l>, ' II I’l a t r I i a t t i r y I-T E T tS lIia UATTERY & 10 b ' ( T ltlC CO. , j, || 9 1 0 .0 0 l'l\i hi i i gu .'8 2 0 \V j.s . N t. — J’huiu* 3 3 2 W im iit. w itii less m odern and Jete th an tho e Vldch WO can Use in N orth Africa," doclortd 31. Pierre -Launay, ns- tiy -------- |Men’s Linen Wash Suits - ---------------- T i uiiH-Siberion which the Ruodun u S g & 8 r* J ? t£ > ? J<laialng th o prevent a ttitu j ot r— * "A * r ru n s-S a h a ra railroad j,n he n ts V>fewcr <jjff it ul<it-r Jhau the fociU tlcf ” Chiropodist A t I-iojfd’s Slum Ktoro ------------ -------- - p«*rsufldi-d to p rovide tho iiocl-s v a r y Mfunits, u t (cuht $2t),0I)ii,U(H/. erfnl Dr.'S. K. Vidler tty A. ,M. \V RH'HY Sewaiieo inpany eiitabilhhea <i? T * Pre .. rlpllun for M lll/iritl, ( 'fifths u r d I-Vver " ' 'Die three banks of the city have entered into an arrangem ent whereby the Seminole Coun­ ty Rank and The F irst N ational1Bank have taken over tho* deposits of the Sanford Bank and T rust Company. Therefore checks on the Sanford Bank and T rust Company will be paid upon presentation to either the Seminole Coun­ ty Bank or The F irst National Bank. 112 E. Second St. .1. il. JACKSON I’liouc 61L i M l 'jp ,m 1 SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK By A. R. Key, Cashier \ (One D.it S u ’. kc :ji.00> ? Sanford Laundry p h o n e . SANFORD BANK AND TRUST COMPANY By JJ. C. Du Bose, President fJ’l IF FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SANFORD By B. F. Whitner, Cashier 4; — i#* * 1 �-.vr. V A, •>*v w*•/ t j-. ■ . V.;7v.- ■ PAG E SEV EN T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , SA TITH D A Y , J U L Y 10, 1027 Phone inc 8 H SPECIAL NOTICE. [ford Daily Herald T AI). RATES ih ; ife CahIi i» Advance a d s will he received Ford jfonerutor* exchanged $ l.UO ; Generators, starters, magnetos, j fans, lighting plants and power motors, all mal.es and types re' paired and rebuilt. Armature wlnd; ing. All work guaranteed ns now equipment. Business established 11*14. 4 H Britain to U. S. LADIES:- Enrn $18 dozen sewing ISEK MRS. MOFKITT, for furnishnprons; absolutely no selling; c x -1 c*d or unfurnished houses, all perlenec unnecessary; m aterials modern, very reasonable, t i l l Cclcut, Adressed envelope brings in- cry Ave. Phone -I20-W. st ructions. ALPHA, 202 Main S t . , ------------------------------------------ -----Patterson, New Jersey. SIX ROOM HOUSE for rent, c«r--------------------------- ---------------------' nur Oak nil11 Evans St. a fter July 20, Phone 20. b— Help Wauled (Male) I I H A t f ★ 1^8 BY WILLIAMS OUT OUR WAY m j Wilson Electric Co. / s m -m Oo m V VA/AKJN1A A L L E Y ? S H A F T A B E G O IM ' w iT i-\ B\NA . H E S A M OV^E. v a je l e G o o d g o sv A u s e S o u r Bi=?a\m s ! p tM C lA W P lE M H \ S • o tttA v W H ESG nTM WANTED:— A-l shoesnlcsmnn. 5-ROOM.......bungalow for rent, •spE.ntEML.Er> s o e v / e t Y with hath and garage, on French Om that knows. V. M. Fountain -t m uo / s w Avo., near Jlth St, Phone 221 or to . Del wind, Flu. - i PVm m e : a m ’ b e . call at 001 Park Ave. iT . SANFORD Overland Co. Willy-i- HAVE 12 ACRES, tl acres r>f FOR RENT: —5 room unfurnish­ muck, want a good man to take Knights A Overland, Whippits. ed stucco bungalow, 2 bed 4rates on request. Dark A Commercial Sis. Phono nK. it on haies, P. O. Box No, 1*0, O r-' rooms, living room, dining mom, lantlo, Fla. kitchen (equipped with electric j reduced rates are for SEMI NODE lit li.'li <:>- ESSEX range,) hath (with hut and cold |tivo iimerUons. BOYS WANTED—Can use five INC ' lords of nverniio length good boys who are hustlers. Can watr)*). I heated 21100 Palmetto 20,1 Oi.k Are Avenue, rent summer rates, plume luted n Hno. i a i n u i high as n dollar an after­ Phono -it Tmni charge of oOc for noon, Apply Circulation Depart­ ! IS. , tort ion. ment Herald. 4— Hi isi ness S ervice •I-ROOM Cottage, unfurnished, for I.lvrrtiflinp in restricted rent. 1700 block, $25 a month. l r classification. 8— F in an cial Box 1700 care Herald. [error is made The San- I VOUK IIUS1NESS —raid appear Laid will ho responsible ing daily in this column will MONEY— to loan on Improved fie­ IB— Mouses F o r -Sale } one incorrect insertion. ri m bit resilient ml proper!) .n Icrtiier for subsequent j reach over !t,U0u every day! Sanford a t O pcr rent Interest no i.-0R SA U .;:_].*(lur loom cottage is. The office should he brokerage- Address Loan P. O Box on one of best lots on Magnoimmediately in case of .-and it costs no little a III word 5(i:» citv. j lia Avenue, nead South Side ,' School Price reasonable. Terms ad for one mouth costs only $2J>0. • to soil purchaser. Owner llox -PH |> ADVrtltTlSRBH 1 1 —MlHcclinneono Phono 148 * 'care Herald. (lleiald representative Just ask for “< hnuificl Depart­ CAR AWNINGS, -keep out the FOR S A L E :--due of best five l ■ fnmilim with rntes, dazzling sun and drizzling rain, I ,n i clueouication will room bungalows on I almetto ment” eat* owners need them, $.1,60 a pair Avenue, in Sanfold Heights, cor­ L cempiote Infortnatmn. is dirt ehenp. Salsemen nn.l sales­ LoU wish, they w ilt assist CLEAN UP YOUR OLD WAJ.LS ladies are eleaning up with this ner lot, equipped with electric wording your want ud. WITH THE NEW WAI.E PAINT newest auto necessity, call or range and water heater, price less it more effective. SOMETHING NEW AND BET­ write for particulars. Auto Awn­ than market value, term s to suit. Box Pi C. O, Herald. TER FOR FURTHER INFORMA­ ing Co, II Ball Bldg. i'OItTANT NOTICE TION- CALL PHONE Jlir.-.l OR FOR SALE:—Five room Spanish lr.if. rs should give their SEE, V. C. COM.IN. SANFORD, bungalow on Park Avenue, 2 l ,r postoffice audreSa as FLA. 12—Wanted car garage, nice lawn, immediate their phone nun.her if possession,—can’t he heat for the PHONOGRAPH... repairing, piano csire results. About one tuning by ox ports with 17 yearn MARRY IF LONELY: most sue price, term s $2Uf).0li rash, Imlnnce out of a thousand has experience. Sanford Music Store bhonn and the others .cssful “ Home Maker"; him- manthly. Box l IH car, Herald. ami Gift Shoppe. Room Hi & )1 1L duals rich; strictly coufiidcntial; Icommunh.ito with you ^ r/ Lander Arcade, Phone 8.'I2. i Ithcv know your address. reliable; years experience; doscrip 2U— Farms For Sale JT.fo»AJiU.tA^^3 ' — llUei.nliminnce MUST he lions free. “Tile Successful Club" I Captain F. T. Courtncv, British Cl #17 av MU HXWI.W4 ere o s r»t err. Detrend on | h person at I he Hanford flyer and lest pilot, is ready to Mrs. Nash, llox 550, O akland,' BEST BUY IN AGU1GULTUU KOVAL CLEANERS A DYERS | office or by letter. Tele, emhaik on a flight from Calshot, Calif. ! AL LAND Wc clean anything. Do ull kinds of discontinuances are not England, to New York. He plans LIVE OAK - Suwannee Coun­ plaiting. Phone 481-J, to land his seaplane in New York WANT TO DO .SEWING for sm all' In The State Of Florida ty anticipates banner tobacco crop. hoys and gills. Phone 82H-.L \ In the flowing vv. il district neiu hnriior. He will he accompanied BUILDING BLOCK.*'. irrigation oo, . Prompt - Efficient ---------------------------— --------------- I Sanford, with clay subsoil. On l y P. U. M. Downer, navigator boxes amt general cement work ZEPHYRIIILLS — City limits .Service Miracle Concrete Co .1 E. Tor- MEN AND WOMEN "f good up-| the hlglrwny und one mile fro.c anil II. I*. Little, mechanic. of Ze|iliyrhilla extended east, peatance to work for « local conIt. R. station. willcger. Proy. .'Ird and Elm. «e>u Easy work, full or spare tim e() Already cleared, Perfect Jacksonville Fin., July HI. ings: and $1,810,■000, or nine per west ami amith. good remuneration. Pay every duyi drainage. (1 NS)--t omit i li-tn In the southfor utility plants, / I LANKY.S DRUG STORE- Pre­ Apply to The Herald Office. munccmentH | Virgin soil of unsurpassed fei PI . CITY — Contract let nt scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We are caftern states Florida, the f‘«r t!i-( Builnlng and engimOring work $;tl.UI5 for construction of addi­ Tnm v i v i m 'i i ; tility, will grow anything. r.s pear you as your tihonc. Cal! It'd nas, Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, fin ite ,I in this district during the I . -ALARM TOOLS \\ ANTED 1,0W) Acies in units of A urn* Mirsissipppi K. issipU)U rArkansas t r h a n s n s uand n u Louisi­ is* is , , „ o u n t w , Ul tion to I ine City School. /THIN '"id PLUMBING— ‘j.IJM ItEIl and complcui lire I t WANT TO BUY tractor- disc plow,' as many as you want (llf . . . . anmii , d n r m ir t h r p o s t m o n th r r a r p |,cciait/. We l.aiidl. electric building material. Low price.. h m row, ditcher. W. M. Young,! AT A PKiCE SO LOW IT W ild ST. AUGUSTINE — New V total Of $*mi* 5 0 - 7I 2t»ll|»iuu( 5 , HOD, t*»% accordI . . - being T*ll1 Jt, l Til All «f| vr» * $. d _L . I a decrease m pumps, home light amt Keairily Lumticr Co., “ Where Govi 2t)o' N. Park Ave. Tel 777 or 775. "Make Your Head Swim" 27 per cotit from thu ing to figures compiled by the |-V 27 per cent Cm amount re* white way lighting syste system ln|UiiU. Saufurd Machine Go. (; riit|cs c „ me Frora** Manic and Homo Seekers, Here Is Your W Dodge corporation. ported in the first six months of „Ul||t.(1 tliir, city recently. --------| Sixth. Phone 7‘J7. Chance !a — A p a r t n ie n t F o r K e n t l i d s figure was nine per c e n t; 1,lRl ionic b Hen It May Never Corns Again ---— CONCRETE in every shape and under May of this year and tw o 1 Contemplnted new rnnstructioii ZEPIIYRHILLH — Work com­ If you can inukc u small cash COUPE,—A-l condition. form, idocks, tile roofing, orna- ,‘i-ROOM FURNISHED npartment per cent under June ,-f last y en r.| mojocts were rtqmrled in the smimenced on a new station for for rent, private Hcrccu poivh, payment and finance your Lr*i tirva, llassler xhoch-ah mentals, etc*. Sanford Cement ProdLino Railroad ; The more important items in the Da a tern states in June to the, Atlantic Coast crop, it will easily pay for tin Ave. Plame jiiice $!I5. Seminole Tilt* ucts Company, Fifth unci Maple desirable II10 Oak mint <>f $71,422JMM). This figure j,cri\ June building record were $I7,21K, - 1 auimiut land. 108-W. III W. First St. Sts. Phono 112-W. hih), i,r III per cent »r all construct- rlvwed a gain of -’ll per cent over If you are looking for a "Soup" ion, for public works ami utilities: the amount reported in May of DADE CITY Seaboard Rail­ GlJVKKNth SMITH Here It Is FURNISHED rooms for light dodge $U.;i88.H0f)( or 2fl in-r cent. f,u resthis year. However, there wus a road relaying tracks running past Son Mo At Ones Geiieial Loniractor housekeeping, with or without ■i* m is and Graham I ruc!:.i identinl buildings: S5,7nH.2(H), or loss of 23 per cent from the a m -1freight station from Moridlan W. N. YOUNG Kill West F irst St rev* galago, 01H Laurel Ave, ■■f ; n th St. Phono 8; II per cent f«*r commercial build- mint reported in June of last year. | Avenue to Church Street. Bargains In Beal Estate • t Phone 441 I Park Ave. und Commercial St LOU RENT—W ager apartm ents NS .V COWAN CO. auto M EI a L ROOFING — The Roof Evclean, cool, cozy, especially well | ---- ------------- ~ — lur and sheet mcUl works, a rla tt,I1|r> Metal shingle-:; located, el 70S E'il'1 Street, Daytona i * -l~ -r\c rp n g p F o r Salt? mh Ave. i hone 710-W. man,ling scinn tin and galvanized Beach. Week or month- utility fur| : roofs, See .lumen li. Cowan. Oak nuhe.L MUCK LANDS ARE VALUABLE lANFOUD HUICK GO. ave. mid T hud St. Phone 111. Just three mites from the citl 212 Magnolia Ave . A PA RTM ENT— limits on highway I have eight W iUHT-CHRlSENUEIt'O PRINT FURNISH ED Phone 307 Throe room* and hath, all mod­ acres of muck inpds that can I* SHOP — 1’rinting, Kngriving, for $500 an acre or special MODEL TRIM CO. Embossing. ;im us iirst. We >lo ern conveniences, good locution bought price made on nil of it. Thirty lim the car, not the owner.’1 It. I’hono 417-W. K. R. Avenue- reasonable rent. Phono 8.’Il-.L acres in entiro tract includes eit|hom> K17 f«r estimates Gommercinl Street. TWO rooms, kltrheaette and hath; i us lauds and other good garden I'. W. RADFORD iieauliful outlook: all improve­ lin.L Fine place fur poultry an* m ents; attractively furnished ; truck of all hinds. Men can muk IRUPS—MARMONB 5—Hr Ip Wan U*tl hr male V model«t»> rent by week. Youiig’s living raising bulbs, celery, vrge pat tmcnls, office 200 N. Park t allien and poultry for Sanford am f t ! Avt!raOW,I*lwno 137 COMPETENT STENOGRAPHER A Orlando m arkets. Address R.\A. < _| " a n te d , fiome bookkeeping ex- Ave. i care Herald. This will not h»> or Mrs. Fanny Streator Is n grand* t-'EW . \NFOKD BOOSTER *" "cn. e tteccc.uiry. Apply A. P. TWO NLIW— nicely furniched j market long. If you d«> not (hin* mother and la 81 years nl,|, hut deonly Jl.tm , S tudehnk-r * <mn«.*lly and Son. apart mens. $25 per month. *.H < (Mm laud is worth the price try l» rlnreu who (eels “ llko a llapper” Ask for carbon juice wi t h .. , I luiv some of the muck Ian,la ii «s shn hikes along on her routo P i"|. the knock. San L A D IE S:- t a r n $10 dozen sewing U‘. First Kt. Phone 207. j cl her parts of *hc cnmitrv. Garage Go, I iiproim honiej' • ’xperience unite, from Blackburg, Va,. to Apple* f | cessarv nintci iah cut, instructions lfi— Ilm iM 's I ’n r Kent gale. Ore. Tho woman, who la T C BOSS-TIES- and poles, any walking nil tho way to visit her J M,N I i iR 11 FORDSON furnished . Addressed envelop grade or dimension. See E. M. dsiigtuer, siirgestii that dappers + [Ldwaril Higgins Inc. i I rings particular. Milo Garment, FIVE ROHM HUUSE reuKonnhlc. »i H. Hush, (feneva, Plmne 820-W. pr.-ial a Palmetto. Phono 3dt iLTfi Rmndwuy, Bayonne, N. J. would ho henlthlor If they cut o ut ( j’. >. " clear,-Is mid lilt tho plpo. •!• WANT TO SELL six acres of corn seed-lied covers, frames, wires cut away harrow, cultivator and other farm tools. Sell cheap f ji AND BLIEVE ME. r'M A N D TH AT G O ES \ B7 JINGO, ATOM. quick sale. II. If. cure Herald. g l a d , ro o -— now W£ D O U B LY F O R M E •r clrtainly ig GRErtr CAN HAVE- SOMEDIING DCfT'— X T S E E M S To M/VVC You RACK---FOR SPECIAL El, lit THIN. 1 **it HOICK SALE upright pi-1 d if f e r e n t than eacon L IK E WEARS ‘SINCE X YJAS NEVER SO The Registration Books of the nno, good condition, $HH) cn»!i,l •N EQCj S F or BREAKFAS7V YO O VC B E E N AW AY LONCGOME IN • •7 Ponlar Ave. j City of Sanford, Florida, will he MY L IF E » 2»i—MiHcellnneiiiih For rato** open Wedne.alay, July dlh, IU27 end will close Monday, July 26th, WE HAVE several slightly in*'d | pianos und- ])l,onographs. Cm 15127. At the City Hall. tmuers can't pay. Will sell for ha!L. R. PHILIPS mice due. WriU or sec Dixie M ur-! 'c Conmany, 56 W. Church SI. I*rT City Registration Officer. ++ ++ + +4-4-C-M-*•(•*+-M-+ + -V*4 - 4 - -i-i-4 * ++4-4 ♦ + + +++++ +++ + + + ♦+♦-♦+♦♦* $♦*+ ♦♦**♦+ + ♦♦'■ liindo, Fla. tons and COlIcclor acnl 11el> for paym ent___ Die a ti»" Sc a One 7c a Iin" IK Forest S treet Jacksonville, F la. bo J A. £r f 9 ^ .V. fis DRAVAJlMGr POWER.- Southeastern S tates Have Building Total Of $5C,725,300 For Last Month SI, She Puffs as She Hikes \ r ■ / I On The Wonderful Ocean Beach A i Daytona !t The Breakers H o ld \ will prove an Ideal Slopping Place for you and your family during the Summer months or on your week end visits. Oidy a step to the ocean. j BY TAYLOR IM’N !>()!» P.cgis!rn*ion Nolicc ! SpecialSummer Rates Extra Special Week End Rates t j H ie Breakers Elotel f r\ But g e e *yvmn't S a id n o t h in g Me 'B o o r f\iN‘T N oeooy r*U\D T 'S £ E M E BACK v VVHY BLESS Yoor L C rrc e HEART—SURL PGP’S GLAD' HE M/SSCO YOU LOTS WHEN YOU WERE ^ v AWAY I ’LL SAY SO— A TJte p l a c g w a s s o outer COULONT we Found! A Hotel In Daytona g et USE Featuring’ All Kefiiiireinents Rates, Large Rooms And Service Hotel Howard 137 V oIuhui Ave. MS. U.» NT 01 e,*z> »r trsvicLwc . Capt. William Fanning, Mgr. “On The Ocean” T h e W a te r ’s Fine Make Our Bath House And Pool Your Headquarters When You Come Over TO .,i I . DAYTONA if g fh t m : You use our Bath House or Suits Hurry Over Often! C i n a u n o e y A*. H y a t t Operating Pepp’s Pool And Bath House v ti ■■m - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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 16, 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/1aff39a9fe810add7635b56aae0b47e6.pdf d05cc1b131acb2c06bc4e83c5c760332 PDF Text Text - t\H • V fO U R n e w s p a p e r THE WHATI1ER [itiltshcd in Florida s Heart L World’s Greatest VcRctbbio L(ion . Its Richest Garden Land Partly cloudy tonight and Tues­ day. Probably local thundershow­ ers Tuesday. i p jjM U N O . X V I I . L e rs e d W ire liU c rn alion ai N e w s s e r v ic e SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A , M O N D A Y . JU LY 18, 1927 'rinceGeorgeAndPrem ier Baldwin Plan To Go With W*ales To Canadian Jubilee Reward Division Ends Mellet Case GANTON, Ohio., July 18— Til!’ curtain having dropped on the Don Mellet murder trials, attention ws centered today upon the distribution ot re­ wards to those who played pro­ minent parts in unravelling the \cil of mystery which surround­ ed the case n y. nr ngn. W ill­ iam Bctxlcr, of 'dussillon, mul Stove K'.svholk, of Nnnty. Gin, Pa., wetc loported in line for a part of the several thousand dollars offered fo r information loading to arrest and conviction of the slayers o f the Canton pulili.'bcr, while Ora Slater, Cincinnati detective ace, is raid to be entitled to a gcneroui share o f the sum. M em ber Audit Rurenti or Circulations N U M B E R 270 Herrick Operation Proves Successful j CLE V ELAN D , July 18 — (I N S )— Ambassador Myron T. Derrick today was reported re­ covering nicely from a minor operation at Clinic Hospital here. He bus been advised by physicians to take no pnrt in the ceremonies scheduled for August L in honor of himself and Cofonel Charles Lindbergh Herrick welcomed Lindbergh on Ids nrrivnl in Pnris, and acted as his “ social advisor" during the nvintor’h stay in the French capital. Colonel Lindbergh is to lie a guest at tho Herrick homo during his visit here, according to present plans, and will visit Ambassador in the hospital in case Herrick’s condition does not permit him to rcutrn home be­ fore that time. i TOURISTS FLEE VIENNA WHILE RIOTING LASTS LONDON July 18. — ( I N S ) - . , We:u»t 5, the party sailing The Prince o f Wales today gnvc 1fi"in Presents to Kingstown white i bin final approval o f the program piTi.nl train will he nwaiting to I , .TTrn— , , .... I arranged ft. the visit which he carry them to Tori/a to. Losing Fight With Smugglers S ec re ta ry W ilb u r A m i O llie r wl„ innl;i, willl |.lincc. George nud nerican Casualties First Authentic Re­ »)n August (1, the Prince and Lasting Seven And O nellalf Nolnblos Oil Hand T o Greet Premier Rnldwin to Canada’ hi suite will he officially weliVereTwoWIiileRebport Of Disturbance Years LnunrhesDetei mined lomcl in Torontv at a dinner. A ! Commander Byrd Ami Com- Diamond Jubilee celchmtl - is. '• it to tliu Nicaragua district is' Received From EyeAttack To Check MainFlow »ls Lost 250 Wound­ panions As Leviathan Lands . .'rl,c and,lha Prime Min' lister will uni in Saturday aboard hcduleil for August 7, when the I Witness Who Fled ;nc> 'd And Fifty Killed the Empress o f Australia which will viewed. Later • is now at Southampton where the Lindbergh Put On thu day tlio party will leave j Detroit Is Called official mite are undergoing • It;tuff, two halt' being made { Our Wettest City Mayor’s Committee royal (iin| decorations and refurnishing. • titjj> tlio journey, for the Print o 1 ——tt ~.. I Tins royal parly is due to nr 1 iho Premier Lr nu ot. settlers Soldiers util S a ilo rs luJU’Cll rjVl, ill Quebec' on July 2d where I t.tilers. Dii AmTH l Id th.'. 20 Miles O f Narrow Stream Is All Thai Lies Between W illi F lie rs T o C ity H all , it will receive a welcome from will arrive in llnnff where joint tour o f the 1''rinees and 1 Dr} Land And Wot Canada W h ere M edal Is P resen ted Willlngdon, Govqrpor G u Leaders Predicts Fur­ I crr.l MncKenzie King and oilier 1’ Pllllpi* Baldwin will end. rcpresentativea o f the Dominion KIMTHirS NOTH—Follow Inn Is Prince of Wales and riio Prince ther Trouble When NEW YORK, July 18.-H N S) tin fli | ot ■! sortes nf storlbi Fiva of the seven men who have government. Mcntreal and Ottawa i G Hfi*o will proceed to tho ranch' iiunvvliu: In.vs Mu’ Kovernmenl is Funerals Are Held I In Alhi la owned by tin* Prince of vs., in*, it- right to t»». v••ut rum flown from America to Europe in also will he visited, Chief Where To night-i mug trip to Brut].-j Wale chero they will spend a runnem from m iiir h IIhk lluupr one hop returned today to find inn. ill,. I' it it .-.1 St.iirx from fatuo that New York lias earned its rep­ villo and Thousand Islands is let >foi ;ti iIji l.avs rrot' ■ SilttlViiII, I. N. H. i B E R L I N , J u ly 18.— ( I N S ) r I’lirri "inoiilcnt linn In i'ii Inleraration for being blase. 1— Many American residents \ win i s .imn.nl officials, dry Commander Richard E. Ilyrd, Worker*. Hint others mul Is In n in Vienna have fled from tho positImi in lamvs whin ilo rum irtno rcenforccmcnts a re' . S. Government Asks M exi­ and his three companions, and i min.os nr«i I o I mk . 'Ollier Htiirtw city by chartering a Danube Chamberlin, were received with will I..II.>w dully lirehini? toward Ocolal to-J steamer and the foreign col­ co T o Arrcsl And Punish official pomp ntul ceremony, mi My LAW RENCE S U LLIV A N iv, wore a siltarp battle was ( His Assailant Immediately: their nrrivnl, but the wild spirit lulcruntiim.'tl News Service. Staff A ir Secretary Predicts That ony in Vienna was still in a Hv End O f Year The United panicky state on Sunday a f­ Correspondent tight on Saturday between j Active ApainslIiumUtinncrs of acclaim with which Col. Charles Lindbergh, the first man to fly to Slates W ill Be Dotted By ternoon. This was the word |me two score marines, .stti>MEXICO CITY. July 18— (IN S ) Paris, was greeted was distinctly Hundreds O f New Airports v,rouffht by George Sylvester tie with Imnlcr rum running, Fed­ 1,-tcil by fift y native consta- — United States Consul William missing. Viereck who arrived here toApparently trans-ntlnntlc fly­ eral prohibition forces in the DuChapman stationed in Puerto, W ASH ING TO N, July 18— (IN day from Vienna having made n jes, and a band o f several Mexico, was idiot and possibly ing is nn accented every-day fact I Opening O f Pan-American Kxlensive Program O f F itter- lim it area have again launched a Tulrcd rebels under the Icntlcr- injured fatally on Sunday morning to the-inullittnie, and is no 1'tiger automobile trip to the Ininittenl Hn.s Been A t ra n ged determined nttmk along the 80- S) My tlm end of this year 1,000 ten.ju,ur ........ ................ L:i!ior Conference, Nicat'a|p ,,f (Jcnernl Snndino. l». ivnrl.. 111ul\ * I' letI'tier ' " i l 1 in1eiiu.lioii.il front between airports and intermediate lnnding German border, proceeding from accordint? to information received a feat which cnlln for great re­ tian Delegates Tell Green flhi r have lieen difficulties for by tlio United Stall’s embassy to joicing. , , . • ,, , T o \V« on,i. Y .situ n i l' " 1 H«n.n, Michigan on.l Toledofi, !<ls w i„ dot the United State*, there by train. ( 'nlidge Policy Is Mistake M tip l o \\ 0k»nu> > ISIIlil n ,'iu (|,t;p(.rate effort to bottle up . !„ ,u„ |rol„i Rristal with General Snndino, who day from tho Hritish vice consul An the official reception lieUan the eldef rnnrce o f li.p.or supply Uil,iui» 1 ■M »‘ ( rackcn, air score‘ ‘American, in the Hotel » r u i [i refused to lay down arms and in Puerto. The bullet entered the in front o f the City Hall, whore II. program of ent rtainment f„r more than a ipmrter of the tnry of the eommoi-co department resembled bird*.before n . U’ A. I INGTON July 18— (INS’ ) efforts of tlie marines to en- left ride near the heart. The dis­ the fliers, Hyrd, Bert Acosta, ! announced today following » not- declared Viereck. Wc went tom A pro. • t i " " r the "w arfare" . ,, ,idlers ,-r I be .'in for.l good .etsntrv. hre disarmament resulted in the patch indicated that the attack ha George Koville, Mi rut Balch"ii and not to show ourselves before tho between . ■ i. i.in liberals . ami will ilelegalion, wlii. li will \i it 1 W. It. Moss, nrohibltion commifl-1 b’Val "urvoy o f aeronautical fncl- windows on account of the danger |ttlo on Saturday when il it o - been made at the Consul’ home.! Chamberlin, were greeted by Ma J I onville on Tlmruday >if this J -doner or Michigan and Ohio, lias lilies. |natcd that the marines and their hut ini definite details were given. or Walker, a slight rain began to Ann i ieau u lines was lodged with o f being shot. Wo had to stay in ' lias been . .. i deled, avcoi.1-! keen in Detroit for three dnya| With 8dl airports already In op.mrtmciit today by jUvo supporter* killed aomo BO the hotel both day and night. Sev­ Representations have been fall, almost completely emptying C'J Mate j, (,, word ren iv I here today mapping out the new drive in conoration more than 100 cities in all I' president o f the llicli anil wounded 2.70. One ina- made to the Mexican government, the slamln.xvhicli had been only |Win. Green, l, (in. Chnmli i- of Commerce Miltation with T. M. Williams, tliu sections o f tlie country have lately eral Americans ventured forth but i A itirrienn Federnlion o f Labor. lie was killed and an other wound- demanding tlu* immediate arre t partially filled with spectators. f| (|u, Jacksonville trade body, ideputy coutmlssioiier for the He- appropriated funds or hnvc start- rushed hnck in a stnt** “ f n»nlc at and punishment of the assailant j Tho crowds lining tho sidewalk i Given was rutii.ltd in makin. I', ,y mini " o Hie visitors’ Omit di. trirt. Moss says the job e<| the construction o f modern each fresh outburst of shooting. dispersed, and Hie scene hardly j the rotest li.v information aupIMarines aeroplanes came to the or assailants. “ From my window I saw two differed from that of any rainy nf- |p|it.-i ( ! , u ,, , i. . ' f u bis to stimulnto tho developNiraraguan time' |,«a been d v.,!..,| to some j''“ V.,'’0. |.|uf tin) men attacked by the reb­ The state departmental!! Wash policemen shot down *•“ ** k*lhd. '. Of cntei tniiniN „ t . according I,, , " L ,1 1 !0 l! 1 .’ ' ‘ .v ''m e a t of commercial aeronautics, delegates to ’an-Amcrienn lernoon in New York. uild much of Hie burden of the ington lips been notified. “ A t the American cmh -*■- — *—'•* "■ 1 Mutes; Detroit tlocs Jthe survey disclosed. opening here ” —-— ||,... ...i,a., ......I.il.tll.,,. Lining to have been born by five j Chapman was transferred re-1 Mroadvvay. from the Buttery l‘> 1 III ; r ( ’(lllfl'l>• 1 '.Sanford ' gntimi a l - } ’" ’.I.,'van* I','» ,1,I>iHmt." I Desnitu the great development received politely hut wo got no t. 'Jay. He intii wliei) tlie t< I that tlie puli Rots and their machine-gunners, t ly t(, Puerto from I Torreon. |City Hall, was crowded with en­ liete tire_ tl»o_ words fluim inbi ,,f civil aeronautics in Eurone, help. Minister Washburn said if at tlie Gate City aboard a ivc.f into boii' •Ley .swooped low over the^nt-J m |j, vvus U;l> tinrii-. order: to CO-oj)el'ute thusiastic admirers o f tho fliers, lie li'.il been d uiiiioj i.'ruel's . , . 3 5T O o , C " - . ......... ....... " ! < r u i S th.Vt ^America I i h T » = i o 'nm became worso he Vktrs with a rain of stenmera and in u campaign ngninnt rum run- hut the jam wavs by no mentis ns ing Hint pen .1 si been re-esta ■- ■ . . ’ t whrtflhoy S ra . ... h*. ondlo" “ r . W“ v “f T * Z »« lait has boon awakened to tho would hire DDanube I'shcil in Nii ua and that iin hulksc, |----nrm who ----were operating out of giv.it as that which occurred when Americans from V L l , i. .ii, th retim,' irin 1 . ' ' » " ll,T1 a U>‘ . ,y A n,e,,ean | ,(.rsililHtics of this now form o f transport all Lindbergh returned .to New A ork. I arrangements had been made fi r . ,.; xporters" on the Cntiadinn side transportation and within a ‘ 1 1" , " r.V iviti 1 xP<’riers on I Aerial obbervera reluming here Puerto. n few emm. ennn. __ iixie Mp round O! nil Ol It hi* Detroit )Pl ritii rivmv ..: ...... • the Tho crowds Wert* nun .' orderly, |a new electio:i tin of lOBll\ festivities. ,,f |n,„ river. l*nr For nmi’t* ..... .. yOHr Wlll more wj|ii| innv, |mve surpassed pro [pTHil rc.it bravery on tin* ’ nrt | “ Tiio Viennese showed n peculiar • the notable, who wiU|t||,m 20 miles this narrow stream, “ rt-ss nbrond. July IK. — there was less cheering, and the air "N ow it •l*i'iir Hint Idoo.l ohront* tin- defending murines mul they ' W ASHINGTON. mixture of panic nnd humor. Whllo w.>v mit so filled with p iper am1 t lied is imin enti and destruction • i.ct the Sr.nford visitors when . ;,|v;nys placid, is all Dial lies lie-j (IN S )— William Chapman, Amer­ mi il 'n o that the i b I dead C’ lmmhors o f Commerce, husl- some wore being shot, others stood they i :ieh Jacksonville will l>ii;lwtt'ii apparently limitless o f life is mm I hrcalcncd, .V iul tvennded have been left on the ican, consul ut Puerto, Mexico streamers and confetti. di f f X ' f l S g l i * and civic o ^ n ir a t io n s ; Jokingand ^ n g / l was a xviU nl P'i'iciiti U, l'letelier and In a way tltD ceremony was more was phot in Ills home by an armed shrink from i ipluliop of little, i if Id without att< iition. I'.i'' ffiv in t"| r s t o the f i m M n ,,.«n d a * Mayor ■ > n ’I*. Alsop tm ether impressive, duo to the preronro of ] rt., : i, being mail'* t* rend out intruder rarly Sunday morning, i mid up a complete airway and burning of tho Ministry o f Justice. with leiiiliutr husinoos and profess-!aide, Admiral I’ lunk1 tt uni! other high occi IUU m T to a /message received Jjgf irali;«JTutaJjerv w ..... <• f.'i Green com in' i his protest with iunal men. Fallowing is the Jacl.-j ° r V'“ i u ;,ltcd j Tlio socialist attempted to blatno Wltli hundreds nf sheltering 'lira1,’“ I!1, , ^ ft u imded mul c;il arry out burial at tho Slate Department today toffice! o f tho navy, who came t<> ml inlets along the AmcriI' lacCrack‘,» declared. the polico is ridiculous for the mobs mville tirogi'Hin ns announced j envos und greet ( ’onnnninler Mynk hut the |» «/.>»■■***■ from tlie Mritisli vice- consul fork. reline as havims of refu ga1 Lhe cominorco department has1 provoked wild spirit Of mob ..Claim was| ^ “ g.T P > rant .l.e use of Aim , tin- morning by Secretary T o t-'ra il shoreline .is m i,e.i» 1Iir(,Vcd emcreonrv Inn.tin., In , ’ 7 , I ..... tho police. It was diffi.here. fired tho first....... shot The battle reports show that the for the swift i miners Inum lies, off„ ... la,Vnn1 ‘f . f|p|,,!4 . cult to say who ............... .......... . mlusing, and the thou md « f P«lca" « Id Nlchrni Tho report of the shooting . ,, ective blocade in the opinion ol', seijions. These include past-1 but certainly \lu mob was armed liarims lived up to the best trallcemon on duty had Ic do ^ o . labor protest was sent to t'oit of their famous corps Ilnril- raid Chapman iicnnl a noise in In handling tho crowds. " ■ ' Vi '| \ '• ' • 'ir,r,V<’ those dealing 'w ith the problem I'V'd/'^ B m ,nr ar‘‘,,M °u which |nnd it wns posslblo to start a firo ' thd department hefbro t • ■ by sten ] had :i company of mnrint s under Hie kitchen and upon going to in­ r nL ( ly.lv Lino Line pur two. i (jaily^ W()U|(, V.|iiiie an many sen- nuuk'IUwlien'^cesa^v ° ffH Ca" Iin thc fwur curnL,r!' of V'0 Mlniatry This may lmve been due in part " r P « disp.-. dies from Mtmm’ . i.a vestigate was confronted by a cast si: e, foot o f Liberty’ M r" t r y - w a t c h twenty-four hours a day |-ptuin Hatfield lieon stationed at ^ f, . I : I ... ,1 , t"llm g of II i !.ar:i cbisli between ! n,“ snr>I without Bonio prepnrationsMexican who pointed a revolver by •net with Niitomobilcs Will lx i"tal awaiting reinforcements, in hi,. city the marines and tho liberaks witli at least two men to tlie mileI , “ V^ -"o r io u s trouhlo may bo exat him. Chapman backed into the ihen the rebels under General Hall nlatn were not filled to over- " ’hlch wn: n ; rtod to have r< ultarn icr C n c < t ' Botwoon Port Huron and Toledo, followed fliivvini- as they were when Lind- 1 '<• *UnCn* Batulitio attacked. A fter a brisk hall. and tho , , intruder ,. , nca: l.\ H)l) Nicrirn-.ruaiis |e' niniiUee. city o n a s, • ' " - no |,,HH tjiall mo Inunclies are op- an extensive system of runways and modern equipment. Chicago’s , o f v ic tla l,“ r6 ,leldaisineas men of the cit •. Ight the i obtla i'.sit out a trucolfi*"**® one shot which ' b crg h i od,and polite njiplauso Mlledj and. xvour.ded. One ii.e...^im*n of u • « . ^ orating, according to tho cstlmnlo municipal airport, according to | T h o socialists huyc made deLrty and suggested that Hat field ' ' :i' : : “ '' 1 : : K:.'I0 A. M. I.vi«v by n ilorcntb- of const guard officers at Detroit, MncCrucken, "is nnotlier example mands for a share in tho govern­ was reported in and olio woini|ii;l hi-, men surrender uncondition- : )>’ . thoug.i not nece .:m.y fntsilly took tho |iliice o f wild cheering. One launch which runs daily be- or progress in the right dlcction."I went and threatened new demonTh parade arrived at the City IV?1.’ . B°nd»i«.g t huics, manned by in charge of Manager Wi linms of Illy. Hatfield's reply was vonted ,ni,u,rcdY tho D«P»rtm enti advice? Jacksonville Motor Club, via St. Iwcvn Walkerville, Ontario and Dc- New Orleans and Cleveland w ere' strations unless Chancellor Seipol Hal at 12(33. « Bynl av,a” " In Um ning marine language nog- ' 1 »'■ -ailant '•'tpe i ,,BU doffing his hat clash, although to what extent Jolitis live r bridge, Lfr Jackson (roit is equipped with n 450 liorsc- ether cities mentioned as contlibu- j uccldes to their deniunds by WedChapman who is 40 years old sut in mi open car ville Beach, I power uirplano motor. Its opnr- ling toward future commercial [ nosdny. (Fonlinued On Page Thw-'o) •minting Hit- of- bus not hetn mmh> clear. was horn in Mt. I’ isguli, Ark. hut to the crowds nnd J);!J0 A. M. Arrive i t beach.' :>tor boast i that timed by a stop actoiiautiwiil success. A determined group of Nicnrn Mrs. Kerens, of St. Louis, Ills home is listed in State Depart* fleers in the n viewing Bland. The watch, he Inis left the Cnnadinn gunn liberals, commanded by (Jen.j Will be-met l>y committee < >f the crowd was almost sparse, hardly daughter o f tho former American meat records as Alluwo, Okla. ; Imre with Ids cargo of twenty Pandiiifi, have i .'fused t«r accept ' Hoard o f Trade and cit z official(Continued On Pago Three) nmhnssudor to Austria, told me the so-called Ftiissoii pence plan , o f Jacksonville Beach, liirough the cases o f whiskey raced to an Am er­ that tho American Consul Gener­ ican landing unloaded into trucks Death Threats Aired which was forced upon Nicaragua \com tony of the Sand I ’i .icr Baths al’s automobile, in which his moth(Continued On Pago Three) hy President Gonlidgtf'a personal |and the hoard of Ira da a «lip in (Continucd On Pago Three) Court By W oman ^the surf nnd peril has I con spec) n!lv arranged for those desiring a Chamber Asking* For MENTON, Ilk. July 18— (IN S ) swim. -Wdie Pell o f Osteen, charged More Rental Listings lb ' il crowd* aie exported at I'ith the murder o f David E. — Death threats of 10:45 A. M. Lenve Jacksonville i hic ihu **!kcr, Volusia rbunty constable, to tho murdered mayor Beach for San Jose. Mm u ipnl Park on Thursday and iCity, Joe Adams, were told on the A revi ion <«f tlm Chumhrr o f Friday •>.' t bi • week when the **!l receive a preliminary hearing 12 Noon Airi- u San Jose NEW YORK. July IK U N : ) .wilncB aland here today by Mrs. Coinnieice rental lists is being <’i It' , men meet the Orlando Colts l°'«ic liny lhis week, perhaps Thufor lunch at San Jcv Hotel. Lieulab Adams, widow, in tlie trial Clarence D. Chamberlin f"i the according to word received of llirger, A lt Newman, and Huy fit t time admitted today that I :.'!') I’. M. Leave I nn Jose for made with » view to bring tlie in liie only games scheduled for I listings up to d.'ife, according to an Sanford for tlie remainder o f July. John (i. Lconnrdy, of I ho |"Izr.y" Hyland, accused of plan­ actual break had come In hi < re­ JJack' onville. Construction permits totaling M Tnrt:vmville '‘ "miunctiiioiit this morning. Snn- Members of tlio American Legion Mrm of Loonordy, Looiutrdy ning thc slaying. lations with Charles A. Levine. * -------2:00 I M. A m vi Jatk;onville. fon, pw,Ille wl|l, linvn h()lIst,H $345,092 have been issued in San­ : . which has bicn rctnin“ You'd hotter tako out all tho Chamberlin, somewhat reluctantly GENEVA. July 18-.- (IN S )--j Motoread,. rontinuiie; oh on hour^. (1plirtnM,nlH f(ir r,,Mt nn. l|r(ri.(| tu will sponsor tlie game, according ford during Jho six-month period to nn announcement by Floyd ■1 hy Poll, stated this morning insurance you can get on your was telling o f this on the trip up American eoi.nt. r pn.posnls will trip nbo.it Ih e c i y. communi.ate with tlm rental de. Fulmer, chairman o f Hie Maucbull ending June 30, according to iigI 1' " '' 1 ' :i"iti;r u ill |n olia'nly he husband because I'm going to the way in the fflnroni. urcs submitted today by th© city tin Hor- p,(, lm,.„t ,lf (|.e organization. he offered to the Anglo-J.ipaiieso | I*. ML Arrival at the Commission. J ' ' ' I '' ’I morning licfori) murder him” . This was the mes "Iicvine was interfcrrlng, clerk's office. Thc figures show iuggeslions for n naval dinurina-1 i,la Theater when Junager " ■ . , I ainny people already have token Many taken " I wanted ut least a month incut agreement as put forth, il { )tl,er has urnuigi Ix'gionnaire' from postB in Vo- that April with building amounting ^ 1 I- i' .im I. in ix-Lnud. sage that Birger telephone to her augr.' a special two ndvuiitngo of tlm ( ’Iminiier o f ComTlie |•.ning will determine whe-ltho day before Adam a was shot in to prepare for a return flight. I wns Icnrneil today, in a secret lion, program ro, plm.eaUiry to ,jU,rce n8HiKUtllt.4, (ll tho r(1I„ a, (|o. in: in l-il r nnd Orange counties to $75,015 was tho banner month Hicr i\ •I will ho held on a charge his homy, she testified. couldn’t stand having someone on meeting o f tlio chief delegates to together with ninny from this urn vruli/rs. t |purtment and officials of tlio or- eeunty nro cxjiccted to attend o f the first part o f the year. my hack all the time." the Tri-Partilt* Conference. The totals for thu six months .1. ^lriSl degreo murdo or mnn5:00 P. M, Rotu n o f vipiton to ganlution are anxious t<> mr.tinu • •lur litvr. in th© event the charge POLICEM AN BILLS WOMAN Chamberlin said a luiir spiir'g U1 I .Several o f the /Atglo-Japnnese the teomer at ( 1 •!• Lino pier f ,,rjtliis service *on a successful hum's, Thursduy’K contest. The Camphoil- nro ns follows: I os.sing po t lias extended invita­ " *'d a manslaughter,‘ (Icrcnsv January .... ...............$ 38,255 v p ii. v n n g ii.iv ix MS'Ki I tho inductor compass wns proposals nr* unnccnptnldo to tin departure. , Listings will lie taken over tlm tions winch niv expected to bring " 'D R K , July 18- (IN M - I lhe trip to Germany nnd ' • , s. u , t jH not- planned msej will cck to at c iro Poll's . February .................... 09,097 I', wn niiliown I this morning j telephone hy asking for tho rental B O O to 1,000 visitors to tlm gumo. A charge of homicide wns placed i |in|c|, t,,(3 f iXCil before slarlliii.j j l ,|lcm f|„t|y hut To offer »n bond, ‘Jr. Is onardy today March .. ............ .... . 05,210 by Mr. Trotter that several reser-| depurtinont. against Patrolman Wnltc With tlie team having won 12 or I H'is morning, April ........................... 75,045 the return flight. He nk-'J |counter proposals. The situation I yallons for tho ti ip re still availKhurlund, (fift y ), following a |the plane overhauled by Metlunca.i. ■ ■ 1aide . These are <‘xpected to lie 15 games played during the second May ......... ................ 44,825 has now 1 become delicate mill■ ohku crime of which Pell is shooting in which a woman was < O l TO N DEMAND LIM ITED dgner, but Levine wanted to ’■( rvers i gree that Great Britain half, interest in Imsehall lias inJunu ...................... ..... 52,000 tak^'n witliin the next 24 hours. 1“ M| 'd i <1<; ' rilifd ns one c f tb:■ killed and the policeman was crit­ the <ies creused considerably in this city ha . muneuvcreil the <T*nferenee in J' . ' 1' killioiv in I in. hisl'ii v ically wounded. All shots were fly buck at once, The party is M'lirdwlod to leave , LIVERPOOL, July 18__ (IN S ) during the past two weeks, it is In telling of the landing nt Pott- a position where, if it fa il.,the bur­ here Wedne.day noon and will T O TA L ..................$345,092 •v l»ol cotton was in limited de1 ' • u of O toon. The fired from Jiis own revolver. The (Chamberlin said the first per­ den o f hlamo will se.'in tu rest upon arrive in Jacksonville tliu follow- j mand today, with prices Homewhat declared. Tho Cclcrymcn are malt­ it is estimated that fully two«**«>■ of tho commudlty are ill nd woman is M,rs. Christina bus, ing n strong bid for second half sons to reaeh tlie plane were an the United Etiitcs. ing morning nt 8 o'clock. Leaving I easier. Sal.- : totaled 10,OIK) bales; honors for tho right to meet tlie thirds of the building total repre­ IS-t.1 kav,‘ been aroused consid- Quinlan, (forty-five). Bhnrland, old woman and two children. II A fter the secret meeting today tliu'Gate City at 5 o’clock that 1•' ecipta U.Oo'l hales o f which Colts ,their age-old rivals, in tho sent new homes that havo been er­ hovering between life nn dentil at over the ,which ected hero within tho past few a communique was issu d stating afternoon, tin* dt-l|"-,ntion is ox-1 Aiaericnn 5, "00 halos. |cc< nii« ,l ih the Osteon Cidumbus hopsital, admitted iiuur- woman began t«; rebate him ^ Middling landing jn the field, ho said, mid Hint conversations Imvo boon pro- j |K)i-t:-il t ’. return about 11 o’clock 1fair wn quoted nt 11.251). Futures post season series. W ith tho Colts months. No permits were jtisuod reling with her. |Mfitjiodi i Church. call as their opponents on Thursday slm was giving him « line for Idg business blocks. reeding with a view to reconciling | morning. Ihe weekly meetopened tlie week quiet with July I,, formerly a niemher of her in and Friday, tho Crowemen expect a LEESBURG — $300,000 now (down when he answered tlie Mritisli and Jnpuncso view- j ()f t|u, „ rKUnizutlon will l.e at 11.02 I) c‘ • an ford police force, is suid lurge attendance both days. ...... . ... >l.: when, she heard tho foreign tongue ....................... t01 JAC KSO NVILLE . Fla., July 18 points and Progress has been made thu hU.Hmcr Friday 1--------------------------------------------liigh school to he erected in this |lcg»'JV° >cen acl*Vu agftinst hoot- place. land'ran away with the children. (I N S )— Florida had $9,(157.700 which is sufficiently encouraging t , in contracts for new building and lo warrant further examination of __________ 1 engineering work in June, ncconb tho matter in detail.” -.T . . «« >■ m ay tr y death ing to F.W.Dodge corporation“ ill general the Anglo-Jup agree- |N e w A l l * M i l l l R o i l l t h This figura represents losses of 7 meat is said to lie based on an a- , A l l H O l i n C C 'd T o d a y •'AFKSONVILE. FLA., July 18per cent. gre unlit for u cruiser tonnage Jackw.nvBto police were today The important items contained of60n,000 tons and tho limitation I T7 Warding the river hanks of the St. in the Juno consructinn record for July 18— (IN o f 8 inch guns'on cruisera under > > A S H IN G U iis . . . IM.,S I*iverin order to prevent a Florida consisted of: $3,831,900 oi 1 S )- T h e post office departnumt, James Holmes, negro, charged nesday. w , 7,500 tons. K'J'S J, suicide, threatened in n Each d»y Tlm Herald will present five questions concerning 40 ja r cent o f ull construction f< ______________ ___ today nnnounced tho cblttullHii* . Jmi \\ end. rlmldt, found with the possession of liquor drew . Oscar Muy°» charged with si1; ‘ * public works nnd utiiiHes^S.VBO .Sanford’s history, its industries, its city government, its recre­ n the mens rest room of the Con- the heaviest fine in I'olice ( ’ urt 1jnj, failed to uppenr to answer to 5000 or 28 |mr cent for religious Islands Not Ready For '.^iiuol"” "ir ational facilities and other interesting subjects. Tho answers will and tuemorini buildings; und $5S3.the' churK0 charge und Ida i ’> bond was h «n S n “ r,: ,R'rt> y‘‘"tur<1“ >’ nf- this morning when Judge White ... Freedom; Says J u d g e I vi“ ; Im giv« n with tho questions. Persons wlm have questions which fined him $200 or 00 days on tlu estreuted. Robert Dundcrdale, also 800 or C per cent for commercial they desire to lmve included in this column, may communicate city streets. Holmes was dismissed huildingd1 ! 2. Memphis to Kt. Louis. yo utu drow ned on a charge o f disorderly conduct. t barged with opceding was fined New construction started in Flo­ with Tho llaruld. HONOLULU, July 18 ( I N S ) The contract for carrying air' rida during the first half of 1927 Moses Newman, Charlie Leeks $ 5. A warning thut Philippine inde- mull between Key West and tfavn-| Eight cases of disorderly f?“ n" puendcnce might lie a fatul cx- ( amounted to $73,709,409, as com­ QUESTIONS Cuba, was awarded today to the: AN SW E RS H S P W t t ' F,a" ’,ul>’ ,R— and Walter Keith all charged with pared with $150,219,800 in the Bin K a n ^ rT v. th^ « I’nrt>’ In which larceny were transferred to tin* duct were oa tho docket. fl hey periment wus before the institute Pan-American airways, o f Newi 1. When was Sanford’s first 1. 1923. period o f lust year,being a dcclino '‘aiiiii >'ounK people were Putman County court fo r tri.il were: Napoleon Phillips failed to of Pacific relations for Informal |Yonc. The company hid 40 1-2 1skyscraper, the First National of 51 per cent. UtJ |,’“ ?ta, camc to grief here Ralph Miller, charged with break- appear to defend himself and his discussion today. Uunk, built? cents a pound. The valuations of contract a®ftomoon when ing jail, was transferred to the Os- $10 bond was estreated^ Jam1'3 mm 2. Who . is chief o f Sanford’s In an address before the insti­ 2. Roy G. Williams. wants for the month o f June were: K a n " ‘ a,,f,,cW' 2L University of ceola county court, Margaret Alien, fined $7; W ilia L*c tute. Judge F. C. Fisher of the M ILAGE ESTABLISHED police force? Jacksonville, $1,325,700; Tampa, Frank Moisch, charged with McCoy estreated her bond ox n« 4d jnt’ waf 8circd with 3. Who w'ns tbe first preoident Philippines declared tiuit while the I ^ 3. J. G. IJjill. $1,000,300; Miami. $1,784,500; of n..if ,\nd drowned in thc surf violating tho atop ordinance hud Chris Davis wus fined §15 or Filipinos have inudo great proTALLA H A SSEE , I*LA., July IK r f the chanilier o f commerce? Miami Beach,$189,400; and St. NL hoH«Ci*Cc’ -,r’ frft,n here. his case continued to tho Wedncs- jduys; Eugine Early wr.s also lined gicss toward nationalism, indepen-;' Continuous milage over tho Tum4. Who is commander o f tlie 4. Roy Chittenden. Petersburg, $752,400. These Aortuarv * held nt a local duy court. E. It. Jonca charged with $15 or 15 days; Josephine Jenkins ncnce nt this time would Im nt best pa und Jacksonville Railway has Campbell-LoMipg post? figures represent gains over June * Pending instructions speeding, nnd James Rex. charged iwn-i found not guilty and was dm* rent Tmcn established by tho Beahojinl experiment fraugli with gr 5. When* W ’tls Hanford incorporIthttlvea jn W =:nur». 5,. 1877. 1920 amounts for JacIuouy MIo at: I with reckless driving, nl-o luul I nus •)<!: Parker Jenkins wn- fmc.1 peril urn) its failure might be fu , Airline Railway, according to tho uUd? Tampa, tul. ' • statu railroad coniinissiun today. their cases continued until' W ed -($5 oi 10 days on Uio charge. ^ , * •- J. > •* j •* - s » « • i f w r proplanes A ssist In R o u tin g Enem y S U S U. S. Itli’LOMAT IS Co WOUNDED WHEN MEXICAN SHOOTS LABOR CHIEF HAS JACKSONVILLE IS PROTEST AGAINST READY TO GREET NICARAGUA PLAN SANFORD ' P A R T Y U 'i M ^ W f f i A m erican s S tay In H o te l R oom s WORK ON NATIONS FLYING FIELDS IS RECEIVING PRAISE 1 fell P re lim in a ry Rearing Mas B een For T his W eek et In C h am b erlain S a y s B re a k W ith Levine I ............ . n>■o'r'of‘West F 1o I n t e r im \n ie ric ^ n s I n s i s t U pon Com prom ise F o r A r m s P arley N eg ro D raw s $200 F ine In City C ourt F o r P o ssessin g In to x ic a tin g L iquors L egion To S p o n so r B aseb all G am e On T h u rsd ay H oliday C o n stru ctio n T o ta l F o r F irs t 6 M o n th s Given As $345,092 Ask M e Another! ■w i i �-------- T ' ~ ~;‘ } . './? \’T • ' * . ‘ t■ *•« , T H E *■ «Et52 . ft® L irni^oT Ainr_*.\vminxvs*qiv»aii flHojNKg.aux_ P A G E E IG H T 'l l ltrWMT»«r* ffKfnlV jmmoauorntoowM Cubs’Newest .FLYNN PLEASED.'Cuban Champ rn 11 D em psey’s P h y sy ic al C ondition Fail To M ak e A ny Im p rc ssio n On McGovl II t 'i 'i P ill By A R T H U R A MCGOVERN to do with his poor shnv (The Man M ho Brought Babe certainly should have dor*5* : Ruth Back) |after having just rested fcri i IWritten For International News ligh t hours. J;:ck Is KntiRdin.fr Into Fine •’urnier Champion IteporleilTo Service ' Dempsey .lias lvuconie V W .V • *: | #V.V SARATO G A SPRINGS, July I I due to working with light r L Shape Is Contention O f His 15c* A t Outs \\ llli Leo Flynn tr ‘ v.»I' — When is good physical condition He does not make an effortul Trainer; .Inch Encournircd But Both Men »o u lU u n to r; not physical condition? When it is tict himself, he has been stall By N c\vs From Jaar k ey LV. m p Other Trotibb.* .V Heard 85 in the shade. |most of the punches with SI IKYi1. •• Our good friend Jack Denipsoy ami even when he gets anrnl | s \RATOGA.N.Y.Jtdy lO.(IN.S) MY DAVIS J. w a v " I did not look so good in his boxing m e o f his spnrring mateidJ !"W i:h only about thre" m ao days lnleuialiun.il Nows S rvi e bouts yesterday. The most severe i spark o f fire is very dim. | 1of training left for the big fellow, tent for a trained athlete is to g o ' While the rigid diet of y l Six'rtM Editor . I ’m mighty happy about his (* nout and do his stuff when the teni-j foods between meals—only 1 i SARATOGA, N. Y. July 1r».— | Ipeinturc is as high ns it was yes-led lean meat, chicken, , Rumors wire rife today about the •'^.>'v*:*:*:*:::::v.: di- ' n,'' commented Leo I’.Flynn torlav <• nrerning Jae': Dinpi *:*, lr* llerdny. This is a test o f real lung fresh vegetables and fruit. I remises of the big so:*k and hell 'far. r hollow shill. v 'i » d .,•** ! capacity. have helped Ilia general p| man, William If. Dempsey, to the i i'" in fa h.’ as hollov.* a ■In v as : u;ii With only five days left for rendition and he might fe*$ general t rf t,'. that somewhat , po eil to b?, training the former champ will Uian he has for years, M an W h o T rq in c d D c tn p s e y F o r' rtralnwl fclntibnu prevaUed beor.'' '• ' <*c ci i" •' i e tmrW h'don j have to improve 100 per cent if lie' should nave added to this by llo u t W ith W illa rd O pined :' ; f "J" 'k’s totinding into ehapo expects to travel 15 rounds at topi ^'10 sn,n? discretion in «(f . . , r. ... . nun o f Ins official ar.iily. C)r in r.icrfuJ way, added Leo ' way ,vav he looked in! mDro 'uitnblc spnrring nn'j,| I hat I t rm e r ( hump Is A b l e ' rM!f a!wn:..i i: rife speed. From tho avli. .n.. el.W Kl ORERTF1TEBT |his workout today and if Shnrkcy i 'io Beat Flash F rom B oston ! |u«t as a i . ahv.iy i (-.irrent. “ lie ’s been working without effort i elects to force the figh t for the I f, As 'or relatin' *, they' gel for more than a week. He has I first six rounds— Dempsey will he I SARATOGA SPRINGS, .July hI mining than the average more durability than an ox, and lie 1beaten by physical condition. i it.— No lor.s an authority, ns au­ don. Introducing Gonaro Pino, holder lias tho same old power in his Jimmy Do Forest, who condi­ thorities run in thh unnuthoritnMow punches. He mny he a hit slower it Cuha'o bantam and flyweight tioned Dempsey for his fight with m m title, who Is tanking Ills debut In T A M P A FI.A..July HUMSp.vial live day, than professor James hut this fellow is not sluggish. Jis sWillnrd, was one of the spec­ Do Forest, the oolohrnlod rheroot the north on July t. Ho Is termed ti> tbit B r a id ). The Tampa Smo­ His ninrkmntiship isn’t all that tators yesterday. When I asked! ker* tool: ilit* econd game «■( the nibhttr, has gone out on a limti expect when he climbs into the * ghost of tho Into Joe Gans nod him what lie thought of the ex-: for Jail; Dempsey. Is seeking tire championships of series from the Foils on Friday riiur, hut those last few days of champion, he informed me th a t! You can take it or leave it, when the game wan halted in the training will he used to tune up those two rlnsses In tills rnillitrv Dempsey was not 10 per cent o f! r fifth inning with the muni 1 to 0 h'Jt I'.o professor insists on Inyjng I.in ]'. Fiyun, Uenipsey'r. 11*127 his shnrpshnoting.” the poor Chicago figbtl has ployed Boston 10 games this fh,. man who fought Jess Will- • it i *11 the line for the man he Jack Rrorns, ns the man with in the Smoker's favor. nrd. Of course De Forest would! . motors. They certainly* A fter which Flynn ordered a day season and won all o f them. their trials. Tampa scored ip th.* fourth I reined eight yrnr.i i go to 1 it { whom the ex chninpioii ns n-re jiurr | of rest for Dempsey—Tho third Seven runs in the last two in­ like to have had charge o f Demp­ ■oiiio ti* •to disagree. when n ft«r one was down Inman Jts: sey’s training. tipoll in the last week. nings enabled the Yankees to ride Oil. lilpion :*. I Another rlory was that Flynn •. x vAf Kindled over first and neared <>n war Lindy nnd the ace Hinlkiei| “ When f took i/!inrgo o f Jack’s rough shod over tho Cleveland However, the general concensus, T Blncksteck’s hint double In 'of: e N 'T I druid.’d that one thing Indians, 111 to l*. Ulilc and Buck­ after Dempsey’s exhibition, seem- pals. They have one thing ir,( ! iind (Ills Wilsi.’n hm! fornud a '' ________ Deni its** field. I ii'uUuT aver ien Roricty. Mnl, v/ima Meet Kddi. l*u' the Chleago I ’d iL would he to save him from eye were pasted in the final in­ c l to he that Jack cannot make) mon. Both believe in goinzi ban gone back further than rim-i , , . . ., , , the grade, mid while humid wen-1 they get there. mat- , tups' new ibird kni'ninn Sanford the a.mud %vi ral I'trk i-.iiCnj- his fight in the gymnn- nings. •p ’ *" said Flynn. “ Atu^ I’m do­ times during' lli ■ short game but (her might have Iind considerable j .. former Anurii.iu Assorlatlnti All is serene in the Yankees’ Some folks mny he won* laohod the i i w . :ny puti'li to hull This guy l’ yle at least i< 1^ Ini denial whi!‘* Flynti pro- player, was pnrelis *0 In tlie I'uli. in'.' tiiis. camp. With a percentage o f .70(1, score. Alvaros limit d the Feds i« ‘'till gnml eiloiurli to \ hip a If d *, art nniUHeiiU'iit that any ■<> Rtreupllien a ""iiU spot m itiird ilcr eg wliy I’m inyirig o ff Jnel; so 00 victories and only 25 defeats when they begin tn think of the He admits his only interest i f re to fotlr hits. tennis rnquet is the net profid a;i*.«' Tin* Olllis :ii i III I lie pen often. They’ll find the answer they are .12(5 points ahead o f the future. could nnv i vmpM-v i n pnnd ermnl r hit r.uili slate n affair As to that, they even are look­ Haul rail iinil an not livtnp mi,' "ii I he night o f the fight when 111 second place Senators. When (ho game *■m halted in siimmialiu! r'e 'eiopt d I’ l with his right hand experts , i.'l a man into lire ring fit and “ Boston Malinger Knockfl ing beyond Gene Tunney, the stu­ pels in rarengilien tin ream tn that. (lie last of tile fifth Tampa hud 111! (‘Ill efr: o. professor "and a go. i 1• ( j linj’P’ ready to mingle in a .'iO-roiind but­ dious recluse o f file Adirnndncks conscious” . . . well, lie iru scored two runx in the inning. It 1 ,1 ' llie writer nmal ec.ireile that [f A T L A N T A , July 10— (I N S )— tle. if necessaryr^ „ Part o f their argument lias had to (,f his misery for a few mi looked bail for Cusack a* the hand ermnlrr hitter count cny real diffinilty has a-i mu. ;t I’lv folks associated with tin*' ,'''*, rloftns won the first game do with (he locals-of a Tunney- j anyway. Smokers were beginning to hit him lt left inhh *r like Ja<*k Shari. ev, has failed to rhov.* itself on the Hemp ev camp read the daily re! "L ^'1 ° crucial series with lhr’I’m l’a the principal leasoii the Sharkey fight for the title, Hick-! ’ ’ ------- rather freely. i ui fm e. povts from the Ilnilwick of Jack , mingham to decide supremacy in nrd favoring Chicago while Shar-1 Some folks think Tommy Lefty McClaniinhnn, wlm •dartc 1 prnferu.floi* i: out with a boost I in1 I (hopped i i on Dempsey right I Ii'n.y-cy and generally read them j D'° Southern Dave Dan- key is holding out for New York, mnur took g o lf lessons too U tho game for the Cclery-Fcds.'.us- hlr. o’d pupil. On tep of tlint, lie r i, i i ,, League. , , ’atIon, for the reports via i r" " li ho d the hardhitting Barons j |10 rest of it concerned Sharkey’s ! n„d kept one eye on the hall. tuiped a badly iiruiscd and *-j»iiiin- Iigures la mpa -y is in to.nl i |,.i| • n'l i dinner Inat night mid raw Df I hr ' v*. papers—that trickle into *<> |0"r j'U le lr.ts and I lie * L‘*s activities in 11*28 ns a possible) 1_____ ■, ,, , couna*, rd forefinger when Iloailoy lim'd and ready to fight n hard fight * f! •*** ovideneo of disquiet. few people core •<» brandish ri..li­ tV's«* parts, are not entirely flat - won easily, . te ll. j.liampion of the world. In that nsit*g hard to toll who the through the box in the second inn­ he has to. ti rim: to Sharkey. ing. Uo managed to knock' the Atlanta lost again toMobile, 2 numed gmse, he is demanding not ))n j(l j j, ,)cw scandalHim. .mi;........ . can take theso tag i ; nn<5 n lV of the oUltiiners1 iildtimo*. "urv not ha»'e i'een significant ball down and Frisbio inn in •» l lnli hlahiii'rs to n, when they wen* able to col-j one fight but two next year. wrestlers or the invostiiratoi .ciued procTuple I. field it mid made an tint i t : croud. ivho l irou:*< the fight camps that Ih ria Meet only four hits from Pierce. i 0 h, yes, the hoys are getting to _ kW Cusack was then r.ont in the fln- nml watch the hoys do their stuff,! ’■, ol,r rmintjf Flvnn’s customary Little rock lost also when Eddie h*i forehanded in these advanced | lidi the game. He was eohl when with a pHpf.mfnl rouo. D l,; |oration by r<> much as a nod. Phillip’s (iimhle in the ninth scor- times Anyhow! 1 am free to admit ,. . , r, , a jumpinfl pc.mfiil of okra roup. , sent in ami hadn't lully warmed to nuvt in niices the old tiinern ;**•.- j Oil'* thing ii ail almo'ule atnml ed the winning run for Nashville, I hadn’t heard that Rickard wns1 '9 nc who has j* IIv International News ... 8. U ... !_ ............I. ,i»(n.i m-mitii.ri his work wlirn the game was stup­ soil t liking to charm tlicir acutui-; out. Flynn may he Dempseys ■■ ' II* to j doing much prc-ilnted arguing lilmsclf into a lot of jack. innI*Mger, at lonst conversational­ ed in tlu* fifth. The last ganii* Ctiii ago’s fast stepping t’ ulm, | Memphis hatted three pitchers v’ith Dempsey, the mere reverb-1 ti• - I lui\e.an idea, however, that the atriis will he played lids after the p r o f ■nr in leveling 'when ho ly, in.l he hardly can to he DcmReformers moan if you !a j b -iders rf Hie Natiimal League, hard and swamped Chattanooga crating shell, so perhaps the two) noon. it:vndt'd Now York today to open] 12 to 8. |members of the local debating so­ fast nnd furious life you’ll I • ti*in^r^ with Dempsey. Tin* t*,v. i ey’n trainer. A new mnn haa la series with tlie Giants which) ------------- ■■—Icicty figure they arc putting in to no good end . . . but howl liieti't Hat great liltle pals vht y ;-i' u chav ;o o f that work, a man HANFORD A R II I’ll ' •• t’’” of Dompnry. Frank Lockhart and Bnn*n nia;.*. lie • nil important hearing CJT-f Dieir time to good purpose. 1 1 : h were, 11 used to i>c ■ h j ?a .>«b? 7 Dunbar, If .1 0 1) 1 il l) • st wcjld t;l" fT on Flynn'g i.talmi •*:i Hie rare. They play a double »J 3 qq)P theme right now is Shnrk- Gal d ? he in there training' T •» 2 I him now. I i ishle, ns 2 0 1 V ” i*rday \vl I'll |,” o anf pip l"*.’i'lei" lhis afternoon, and tho j A rit I T | I ? T Tl C i Ift 'e y 's suddenly conceived aversion to Fanxley, rf 2 i i (1 «• it II . , ,) th:* t Denipr> s ouldu’t ?MV (ranis' pit.liers have been grm.*mi i 1 \/JF *(;hicngo, where they charge $ 1*1 i la ■ or 1 ■ . W'e know a lot of guys wholj • » 9 I i) 11. Allen 2 0 v/.-rlt. Ci it n<’ leriioon. 11 • worked. 1for ringshlo scats and machine had “ neighborhood feuds' | <d for the occn’iion. The Culis, 0 l) aloii' in his opinion » itlier. .la !; Sc vi•r d days la f /re. Lairs 'lam s Crowe, lib 2 u 0 gunners only with mnnslaughtci.j S() j*J(r nobody’s ever paid ’em lleniudt, She synthetic Can.i'ir.iii however, are breezing along ennMeyer, 2h I u 9 9 Maybe the hoy orator can forc-.l 0()0 , iccc to Pettlc t],cm. roil J||(> hoy frlci id a bit and liilaiitly and it will take better }*%.:' Hm Bellev. Ih 2 i i 1 *, ii ii mounted lioni'mnn who s ifip to ’"•ll fo"aid Hie Inu. r not a v .,4 ... , . i . „ n . . 1 see n fast one on the inside being, ______ hea ; we • 1 :1 lighting from ' i . * .• | b ill playing than the Giants have i Boston R. Allen, c I u ll 3 to lake Iston I* 'k h tc r A im ‘ ll . slipped to him ns soon ns he w M t, balance of His I hem allowing to stop them. to lime ims stopped oat with a lit *It• lie:ltl> fi . He W»iin* •*•i McClaniialinii, p 1 i i 0 0 ! red mail v erio ,.,ie ,i l ,gl,t N e x t \\ eek rtl;iys t fnr from his eastern e n - l , ^ . |)e pleasant ro elicit an I vo’. ’ of confidence f jr r.pot her flint’r- at the i Tho lending clubs in the Cusack, p ...... I n 0 9 » 1•*»ind was 1 . n 1 Fi; ’an : >Nith Former World C ham p viyonnicnt or it may ho that he f everbody. . . Om cyrd hut Nnliinnl League defeated second tile He ! wood iiusliiessmaii. |;i a y saw |just doesn’t like C h ie n g o 'fo rth o „ „ „ ,ms gone to Europe. (|iit^ I division opponents yesterday, R.'nu'.iu oilers tho piquant enough. \\ he ICIlpill 1 1 12 Totals 17 9 another. M’-ri t'.dill" Brmvn, liravca’ * By DAVIS J. WALSH |*«™o [enson that ho didn t care; ______ tIi* oi >• ti.:i; Sharkey, being ilot i- him o;H: ii.id raised 1ii: i Gobs hammered four Boston TAM PA AI R II RO liclder. who on June JX b id | *, went op. International News Service S|x.rts yesterday for‘ thh red trim McGraw was complaininf | h(Hi!: Tin* I pitchers for 10 hits and won, 9 to i-icr.t ii tin i.intter o f backing Buckley, 2b . U 9 ! ion has plujed In (75 colirveutivu major !<i; the Pirates downed Brooklyn, Mrarivl lt d" , the im| Editor liond o Voar >>n<ln’t enough piteliers but:' Wade, i f 1 0 (1 r awe; from punches, will stumble league games. In own's record ybml on th'd tcam is w Bensley, rf 2 0 1 5 a 0 and flot ndei’ all over himself pel- gained » o mi* headwav• th •it aorno tie mm while lie whs a meiiiher ot I ^ 10 Dawson outpitching E lli-! NEW YORK, July, lb - F o r iht* |?ucccs_sfu'Jy _ to get him to wear a , : ren't ott; St. Louis took a slugfest' I,OM lu*n«.’fit of those who . for Dempsey. . .. .1 ' the game away * Edwards, lb 2 1) 9 4 :ii < aw Demi •ey n iii- o: Jnek’:-• »pim ink partic d a the Brooklyn club. Brown's rec­ from the PhUUes, 9 to 7, BottomeXUl’ lly for him. H.• *4 l n8t » ,,it Inclined to gaze For OW WMon o rth o o ther. nnd Bechorn, 15b 2 1) 0 0 iti.il i a ord. w hile not near RveroU Scott's i ... nt . i... .. .. a . Kt’ivrirc’ .. iti, ismlly down the nose on the young I perhaps mostly neither, lie claims Italian Jack *lei man :.tKT k” i>n 1 Inman, ps . 2 1 1 3 CORAL G ABLES — grout K . ord, is one worth talking f e f ilm .? li'ome ''inn. it may be mentioned that he lias refused to sign the nice city hull to bo erected here. yc:it«*rday when he crosse. Rlarkstock, If 2 0 •1 1 Brooklyn 2, Pittshurgli 5, f.U' h.ts in fU e times up. a home, ,!U > 1 * Khark* yf nittBnRcr of j ack! new contract our Mr. Rickard a bout. «) fjl |ef| all t oi l : Frnncl . v 2 9 1 Phlladi l| ■la 7, St, r*oU I. i in, a triple, ii double and two]j Sharkey for every hour o f the! drew up with loving care for licrman was (•fferiag It Alvare/, p 1 9 9 1 COCOA — Work startWP Bostiva Ii, Chicago I sin-rle, sin atid the h»H ^ui uront" , Tumu-y’ fiKhV. band tdi nii i* al ill" stai 1 IllI i meet <1new entrance to Masonic bai( " , ‘ .' i'1 . ’! : er perl of his lari waking day nr"I want tho title, the money is Totalt 17 1 Ii 15 i ings an 1 that isn’t exin’l K it club\Ml UK t'. LE AG U I I "ng. inines u d have ’ ^mrijr over details in connection i seroml in* Importance," lie said to- here. Clii ago i 10, Pliiladelphia • Id. by tliiniij ta do with 11 i.purring, lrd out hud he not pitched a |with n Tunney fight in Scptenihor. day."i've always been treated well Banford IMMl till il |parlm ‘I*. — Impl c’iove!i;([d p, N«*w York It). BRADENTON home run mill to Walker in the J Incidentally, the man ho has; jn Now York nnd see no renson for Tampa . . (Mill 10 I rm l that in f.pile of the 1 Yet, to strcetil St. I .uni .i, It".'ton 2. merits being made r.vrond inning. |her n debnting with happens to be me to go elsewhere to do my fight(called 51Ii min). training' ha i i ■. d ii" 1,1 || this city. !n tin: American Longue, tho jo,,, innocent bystander, otherwise : ing now*.” •Summary: Two base hit : Fri • ' vieiuone': 1il*"» 1 l»r ssuro in illii I.i;\D ING MAJOR LEAGUE SOI ! Mil \SI KltN I,LA G l L nn.k.lics eamOr. t!. life nml won a ,George \, Rickard. j Thn ,noncy o f course is second liic, Blacki.tork. Sri'*rifi'*es: R. A l­ ity, thrt‘II ,Meiicd t<> be mie Item H IM MRS LIV E O A K — Paved lii|i All'iiny it, Selina I. :! 'h r Dom hi hit' box, q coin*, to have been ary in importance to Mr. Rickard, len. Stolen liu a: II. All' ll, Rail ■ u?y t:e:»! liltPnt -tn <amp loth v. Old N A T IO N A L LEAGUE from Live Oak to Madison (•'. \u:ru H iim 2. Miiiilgomery ” ' ■•'‘"d *■ • <" . I liil.idelplna overlooked that Sharkey ii | o ij0o However, he c;m lie perumdDouble pluyn: Buckley to Inman Tt* i h IiU» i.*’V raid be llin>>i ’ ll Jack Player & club G AB It it P« i iiio.ing into I bird Jack: (iiivill ■ ,*l, (.'oluiiiliU! I. plaee, fiv C jfjK|p „ rijglit on Tlmrsday n igh t: e l Co take il if approached in the ph'ted recently. l e f t mi luises: Sanford II, 'I'ainp' V. Ulll'l *•i MtOb" his liatn i Dllike inside P. Wunur, Other rain. I l “ 'nlv niit’M '1 € .1 lbe uigei a wli" e , Biekard is to promote it. But, i right way. Tlu* most successful 0. Ilai4' on halls: o ff Mi ('laiimiha'i, Pitts. 'o f lu rmiii < , Dave Simile still 77 .’l l 7 (51* 121 319 "•11* K EY WEST — Work li VV*J^ \\ushiiiKton wiih r.iin- tlu*n, t!»r nthc»r party concerned itjinethod in to approach him blind 2, Cusack I, Alva rex I. Stuck out: r force1 . 1 V .’. ’ IM m:iint (lining ra* Harris, INTERN A I ION Al. I.F. VGl'M mcncc soon on ?I(),()0(l irai by McClaiinnhrui 2, <'u avl: I, Al - ' oil out. The Browns made a clean ], nly Jack Dempsey nml it appears folded with a fifty dollar hill dis-. I ills. i l : that Dempsey in mid win HI JD2 30 72 Jersey City 2, Buffalo d. 'w o p ol tlieis series with the Med t<» he getting so nowadays that th'* played conspicuously in the h a t'i'*ent o f light-aervice (: '■■I varex 1. llita: o ff MuClanuuhiU I here ai d Merrill.ii I, and *.\in i•ally, wliil Other) tain. Hex, winning 8 to 2. St. lands j boys have to look beyond John [ brim. j K ey West. in 2 2-11 innings, o ff Cupm k 2 i . onn■ few of till’ l rained 1here Fill . 77 d l7 CU 121 I 1*11 innings. Losing pitcher, CuHillock •t*H NN•i re beginning: to have Frisch, H O I'Til A T L A N T IC rack. Umpires: l''redcricks ami nho.it Dump; ey ki dd I r.r, n:n their dliiiibts St.* Louis 59 1 Apiirlniiliurg 0-<*, Cclmnbla '! Moore. Time 1:10. really h.i ing■ as had ns lit> looks. flsrpcr, Macon 7-2, Knoxville 1-0. The:ie Lit ter appeal!:*d to think New Yor 75 ” 53 Id 89 ..352 Olliers rain. 'Hint Dempsey might lie making u Leader a year ago today, Bcon­ \<o 7 OJiAa -T V o o “ mug" o f himself bp lien fer » lor, Cincinnati, .87). SOUTH KltN I.L A G l I ( A 0 O O T ? - AIA5JT A AM ERICAN LEAGUE lensmm lust known to himself Mobile 2, Athniln 0. c i? o u )D < o a p .e : I ut tluil tie Would throw Unit Player & ciuh (» A ll R H Ret. j; Nu h 'ill" 9, Little Rock 8. ■ 's ^ G O c D FK & H T l l FLO R ID A S T A T E I.KAG l Now Orleans 7, Birmlm:luim o. alleged laixing aluff <*r bis rigitl Simmons, , '(klAV Won l.o 1 le l. Rliilri. • Ii il'aiiooi ii dt Merirpb: 12. i nut. of U'.e window a n 82 822 09 l 29 .Mill •4h*t K A N FORI) 11 8 •1/A e P C i G E -To ABoo Y <Jelirig, -Jgol in the ring. Kariljinti 9 r. .01 I New York 8(5 331 89 180 I I OHIO \ S T A T I* L E A H L Miami .flUII .889 9 <5 r ^ l ! l40/ c^ lCR 15 A^U5C^ Meusel. Orlando, 8 ; Sarasolo. <*. Oi land" 5 HI .838 New York Ht. Petersburg Tampa, I; Sanford, 0; (5'n07 25C 111 97 .879 I 1 9 .394 A X CAME E. Miller, Tampa .. . 1 11 .211/ i* vs, i 'in ). 0 ■ ~ 'i i Ht. Enuis a 'A T c o T m e Cm Other, i uln. 7 1 2I7 58 93 .877 Schung, N A T IO N A L I E \(. I E is\ - ilie CADi 'io Ht. Louis Won l«o*d 1• N \TIO \A I, LEAGUE 5*5 159 JO 07 871. <t>£ET t'hleago 51 29 Lender a year ago today i'.if) N'i’W Yor!: 4, ('iiielnnuli 1. ''otiu:rt t i V r t ’fe /as <30£G! I iltshurgh IK 28 .03.! Ilr.mklyn Pittsburgh ft. («• T«» I Dp New York -11 11 .(518 I’hilmlelidi'u 7, St. la ’.iis 9. ................. " ^ S b ^ S b f i v e Irlireelor of the local Y. M. C. A St. Louis 17 d-l .580 82 298 U0 107 8U .305 Boston <1, Chicago l*. oua lift Sanford this morning for Ruth c m Brooklyn . 38 II .4153 Cold, 73 2C5 dl 9(5 ;t .345 ! Blue Kill) c, N. C. where he will VAUDe'JlU'^ 1 hilndctphin 82 18 .400 AM ERICAN I.FA G U L j attend the school for physienl di- Hornsby 85 318 78 los id ,34ft. ! O r CLCOJhVS GL)\UL.j Boston 30 17 X e v je R e A u )/ FOJ2- . ('Idcaeo 1-K), Phlliuh'lnhin 8- Id. ic tie . Ho was ucconi|>atiiod by Speaker 81 802 47 104 .341. Qc. AX 1?I6 Cincinnati >81 51 ,373 Collins Cleveland 9, New York It), <58 IPS 17 (51 9\t i :«M . "ini’: melt front Hanford who .323. ! “ t. L iuis 8, Mont on 2. will also i nler tho work there. AM E RIC AN LEAGUE ’I he school in located in one o f the .'■uir’s faculty of the Sanford JuWon I/ost IVt. HU I TH H EASTE RN I EAGUE j pi el t e -t parts of the state. 20 tdor High school, was one o f tho N o v York ... (JO 25 A$*5 Albany (!. S'lill“ 1. I o from \siieville in the Black “ i-1;; niua to actoinpuny Mr. .5S8 Washington . 17 82 .M . retain iclion. l.umkiti. Morris is an outstundSt. Augtielino 2, Montgomery I, Detroit .... dl 37 .515 I CL’ purp .■ of the echool is to *;|g young man and has made .. Jm-ksonvill' 2, i'clumhus I. a Philadelphia B5 38 .518 it iin young men who intend to gt> Dnc record ns an athlete since ht Otle r ruin, a toA\ue 'tfAERc. Chiengs .............. Id 89 .541 into ibo field o f physical education came to Sanford. I -td e : c o s t u m e r s ht. Louis . 85 40 . 132 j at"! also to o ffer instruction to Richard ( “ Dick” ) Maxwell is, INTERS’ \T IO N A L LEAG U E 35 19 .417 Cleveland DciMG A L L -Thte: F'iGK'TuOG. diicitor: wi." aA* already in th e1 e of the best all round uthJersey C*tv 2, Biilfnlo 3. 19 (5 3 Boston [work. Hatiford Iligii School has Others, rain. S’ n. • of i he biggest men In phy- i » lin ed. He Is the son of M r.' .. I * *rk in the country attend 'd Mrs. R. ( ’. Maxwell o f this SOU 111 A T LA N TIC ti and Inis lived here ninny Soartutil :: : 0-fl, Columbia 81. ' ildo iiiu.id .’.it’ll siiminer ami on it *years. X (2^ A O (faculty aie m ile o f the outstand­ cov\ £ £ e : d i d Macon 7- Knoyyiilu !-!). f ’ tfjifJ D / F’»*V I! LE A G U E Dun Haiisell, another will go i n g M. C. A. men o f our conn* *1K a T t\ B , Olhrrj, rain. Orlando, 3; Sarasota, I* . t , . T!:o rihoul gives a four-ye n •ito the loader’s school which ir> Tamps, I; S:,n on!, Q; (5inF O M M i D E A 'r A A 'r M O S < C A e 'D f?lkiG«T D E C Q •hiewliat different from tho phy-’ jeoin (n\cring i very jiart o f th” SOL’ IH E B N LE AG U E nlnrr'. rain). | ^ " C L O O - r \S Iv.i rk in athhtU’S and uquatics oDd : icul school. V A G E F/AiALLV/ OEGiD/^G -TH AT Mobile 2, Atlanta 0. Otiier, rain. idler the four years of furs ml A LOftl6-f2AM GE N 'xb 'il' • 9; L'ttb RorkH. - tA e m V ie ; h a d p L E ^ - t y — m e t AknPM G valued work IN D IA N T O W N — Work sUrtNATIONAL LEAGUE New Orbunx 7; Birmingham 0. A C ALL, -tfA£ M A 2 L W I A e TMME. ‘SPeAj'f, Jle (•man 'lords, playground su • d on eonstru.'tion o f f28,U(K) new Nov,- Yi-rl* i rii.rlnm di I. ('hultfinoo'fq !; .M ’oiphi 1” . ’ ollotli'e I,ere, , |h i * I or, and member o f tlu.. 'ymen9 1-0 F Rain Ends Contest In Fifth After Smokers WREST PICKS Had Scored One In Fourth, Two In Fifth !fw | j I : L e fty M cCIanalian F orced To R e tire ‘ , i — fcjh n ’i M . l*®i| A p F fv ' lU iiy mSw ill t l i® ? 1SEP • 1 ., m DEFEATSHARKEY Sanford Port sided Is Hard Rail In Second Injured On Hand By wmu J m h, E. ± 3 Willard and I’n licnvyweigh ledo Ohio. ’lit'.* professor admit 1 •,.•■* liedI?* 1rCriunt: ? .., .i. Playen, hut he I, p-eiii.e h*11V ','1" rapid convorHntionali'il. ' , . , ,, . ,„„i. i,„,, 1 Nice Record iSlfiii® T a g g in g A llB ases ^ 3 8 H IP P W -'W V". ;&&&»* Wi A A l ItTCl A I TU N N EY B A TTLE D n seh allS tatistics In M a jo r L eag u es jpyiSN A FIGHT FA N KNOWS WHEN HE HAS HAD ENOUGH H ^ w r IV 6 M . L e a g u e S ta n ding: -Ikte nCsT CEAU BA«LE S an fo rd Bovs L eave F o r N o rth C aro lin a To A tten d Y. School 6eA-r/ x ACcxjt^c W o w f^ M Fusuv'T' ^ -tue: iFuMAiieS't' TkMG / I TtesiittoOf Onm es voo llM lllW ij *A eof voo �The Sanford HKi THfe S A N F O R D H E R A L D , M O N D A Y, THE S A N FO R D H E R A L D , M O N D A Y, J U L Y 18, 1927 TA G K TW O Herald; “Caesar Is An Honourable Man” I'aMlikril f u r j aMcrnnnn e.rrpl When Mnvor Lake returned from his last trip to New Raadar a< Kanlnrd, Florid. 111 Maiinnlla Atranr. York where he was successful in disposing f»f a Inrgc Idock Folrred aa Srrnnd ('la .. Muller. o f municipal bonds, he declared that on account o f the flooded OrlM-fr 37. I t l l , at the Pmlqtllrr market and the high proportion of bonded indebtedness to at Sanfnrd. Flnrlda, rnirlrr Arl «-f Conarr.. n{ 'tun h, 8, IKI7. assessed valuation in Sanford, his personal endorsement was ROt.tiARD 1 U ORAN,-... RDITOtt necessary before the issue could he floatedn. ito w A iiii n rm i ....m a n a o io i L E ! . \I'..° i \ W .naim v £ "ilm V . Fdlloi '; ! . 'I IM,-. |,al<0 is a business man of more t han ordinary success »: Mtl.F and wields considerable influence in financial circles, lie has SlIBBCHIFTION HATBA ___ IT.""_ i built up a strong financial institution in Sanford which comOaa T e a r -------- -----I'll Monika. . —....... ......... Sus mauds the respect of all Florida bankers, and at the same Tkrrr Mnnlko —.... Hr rarrlri por n ftk •a-J5 time he has given the best years of his life to what he bcW rrklr rdltl-in per Vrar ... As Brisbane Secs ll ■-Social and Personal Activities-: A 'liy at Law Practice in State ... Wilful Courts AiilmnohilcM Beaming. AiiuTinin Hoys and Girls. Trouble in Vienna. Hew are I he 'Blitrk Widow.’ My ARTIlUt. BRISBANE )'»*rrtik i l*fT f»r Alar Co. THE "S A TU R A TIO N P O IN T " in uuloninliiloB soellts an far o lf ns ever. For the first six months o r P.t27, General Motors sold 840,181 cars, ngninst (120,11X1 in 11)20 nnd — I lievod to be for the best Interest of Sanford. In this he again .TJOJMUl in l!i2-r». An increase o f 74,^,V/aaMrrrhr«nr<>i* Pi^Vin"/mu- commands I lie respect not only ol the citizens of Sanford but (100 cars per month in two years also of the leading bond houses o f New York. Ilia endorsement is not so had. in rn(r Onu.iuwl wnr,l« rote* means something. •aa all Ike Irnrilnir rtrnla of Ihe en­ THE HI(i MOTOR boom and ure rtnr.d. _ Tfcr I. M. II. la raprrlnlRut the thought has occured to us that in a crisis such fight arc expected in the autumn lr tflltlrn l Ik Flnrliln nnd IK mnnnrr nl hnndlle* alatr nrWa la as we are now going through, would it not be advisable to when Henry Ford's new car will vllknnf r«|iml. have other "heavyweights" on the C ity Commission whose make its Imw. Ford is quoted hi Thf llernl.l la a mrmbrr nf <hp endorsements might also mean something? Mr. Lake has the effect that tile country can Andll llorrat, of Clrmlnllnna. » " tnlernnllnnnl Aaanrlallnn of l'nl»- repeatedly said that the influence nf Mr. Chase with banking easily absorb two million new cars every year, since at the present lUkrra, Adterll.ere nnd AilirtlKIna l*rn l» *rhl''k . rqaltra rnrh Pot • houses has enabled the City to borrow money at critical rate of car ownership, (hat would t’alirr-mrinl.rr In anliuill In a times. Perhaps with two more men o f financial standing the mean every car would have to lust Odt.itiKh nmllf -if anharrlpllnn llaia In ordrr 1* tarlfr ahanlnlrlr all Commission would lie able to relieve Sanford o f its present six years. minima nf ...... ti nrll npredicament. t in fil l.ualnraa met !>»•?* FORD KNOWS Hint 2,000,On July I two hundred and seventy-four thousand dol­ 000MR. new ears a year is a ridicul MONDAY. JULY IH. P.I27 lars became due in principle and interest on Sanford's bonded •slaty low estimate. Will Rogers ’Itll. IIKIIAMC* PHOfillAM ; indebtedness. There was no money in the City treasury with describes a poor family as a fam­ 1n~Kc.-ninnr In rill and roanlr ail inInI* I m linn. which to meet it. So it was necessary to have the Legislature ily "having only one car." And llrr|irr nalrr rnalra til Jarhannpass a special act empowering the City to issue certificates (lint is not exaggeration. aIlia... Every active individual, itichnlCnnatrnrllni, nf Ml. Juana Ind'ar o f indebtedness. II was these certificates that Mayor Lake Mlarr Canal ing lugger children in prosperous *— Inanaurntlnn nf miialklr “ Pnf- arranged to dispose o f in New York through his personal en­ families, needs Ids own ear, and np Work." (lie four car family will soon he a — A IIa roenllna nf titilliflna prr dorsement. praiiS-'kuiiara. knlrla, a|inrinirnf numerous. Two cars to a family This is "high finance." Rut Ihat is not all. On next Jan­ knaafa. •■ — A C,.ininnn||| i.'kral. uary I, the following July I, and so on until the bonds have should he the average. To say that I --t'nmplrfInn nl rllr lirnntlflrnfour million cars, trucks, etc., cau been retired, there will be similar, but larger, payments, with easily he absorbed in this country linn program. “ —A am and nmdrrn knapltal. probably little, if any more money in the treasury with which every year is putting it mildly, as­ to meet them. What, then, will he the solution, if Mr. Lake’s suming, of course, that intelligent B IB IK VEIt.SU FOR TODAY BETTER TH A N LIFE : Kc- endorsement proves insufficient next January 1? Would it advertising is done in valtialdc cnuBP Thy lovingkindncss, 0 Hod, not he well If) prepare for this contingency by adding b to the newspapers, such as this one. in better than life, my lips shall ( Commission Much men as can assist him? HOBBY JONES ONCE more «,ri^RAYECR:--()U Lord Thy favor, There is an old saving that "tw o heads are better I hall proves tiie quality <•' young men i. v. ......•> l.. 21 ....i ......... ii.. ....... ii...i c:__ i..... i....... . i ...i i __ Is i^ir life May we have it mom one." Is it not equally Into that five heads arc hotter than from Georgia. Twice in succession ubunduntiy three, especially when one is ton engrossed with his personal lx- wins the British open rluiiitpioiisliip, proving himself the best golf InisincHH and the other ton anxious over iiis political future, player in the world. In winning he OLD MASTERS I quake not ut the thunder's crack; In lie o f much assistance. At a time like this, when City bonds broke all records, playing 72 holes I tremble not at news of war; bring ninety-five while County bonds continue t•> yield a over the difficult Kri.vch course in 1 swoon not at the news of wrark; premium, we need all the head-work we can get. 285 strokes. The best previous rec­ I shrink not at a hinting star: ord was 21*1. The Herald is firm ly convinced that the proposed charier 1 fear no loss, I hope not gain, amendments are o f vital necessity to the City's future wel­ I envy none, I none disdain; YESTE R D AY HELEN W ILLS, fare. l see ambition never pleased; representative o f the girls o f CnliI see some Tantnls starved in 'Virnin, returned from Britain, hav­ store; ing lientcn all foreign females at I see gold's dropsy seldom eased; rive Convict ions For One Crimetennis. Our young people are do­ 1 see e'en Midas gape for more; ing well. 1 neither want, nor yet abound one year from the day Ihat Don M ellell, crusading CanEnough's a feast, content i> DISTURBING NEWS FROM crowned. . ton editor, was killed hv an assassin’s bullet fired from am—Joshua Sylvester: A Content­ j bush, Seramus Lengel, the fifth member o f the gang which Vienna today. The nu*'» burned and sacked the ministry of Justice, ed Mind.. j plotted the newspaperman's death, was found guilty o f mur­ and a general strike paralyzes the You can lead a man (u water der and was sentenced to spend the remainder o f his life in: entire city. Many were killed by marl ine guns in the streets. but you can't make him think. S. J. NIX Nows Views % lA r E s r F o w > Gunior-Woodrutt Bldg. _________ Phone 81*1) .Gosw. I WONT k n o w O ffic e T elep h on e 148 S o cia l Calendar Rent if, WAMOU/' Specialist CCD lEAGOC V.’OHT SCtM A'AIURAIwmtoor . - DAH GOODW E, m W . E. Blaktl 121 Magnolia Avc. Phone 1527 D A Y T O N A REACH :. While in Daytona Beach visit Helen Mariel Coffee Shop u y Breakfast Luncliconl Afternoon Tea Dinner Food at its Best 133 Magnolia Avc. Mrs. J. Blount I'<>|>c| Hostess OL/C, n . 'o o r T o r A Rr.il Homelike Clare To Slap Conic to I lie Orcntt View Hotel nl Coronado Heath, Fin. Thoroly screened, modern, im­ provements, Rates $3.30 a day /xmerit-;in I’ lan. 515 per week i single. 52.5 double. U. J. COATES. Mgr. Men’s Linen Wash Suits 75c Sanford Laundry I commissioners for the next six BE C A RE FU L if you meet latmonth, will have ii heavy resrodectiii mnctnlns. It's ordinary pcnbildlity in providing meat name is the "black widow" and it’.i HOW TO BECOME A N EDITOR nnd'board for l.'IO.OOO persons in the deadliest spider on earth, pos­ M IN E R A L WELLS INDEX Miami." Surely the responsibility sessing a bite causing death with-' won't be any harder on the com­ in 21 hours. missioners than Hie Board will ho A young man asked us our opin­ without using up more than .'inn TliiH tiny black spider lias re-1 for the 130,001) people to eat.— Mi­ ion nhinit entering the newspaper minutes of time; if lie can concen­ ci idly caused more than a dozen ami lYibutic fied. We answered this wise: trate ami write intelligent copy dentils oil tile Pacific const. Oil ------- o--------If lie can listen with a smile to a while three different conversations general principles, keep spiders Jimmy JJeForrest, who trained tiresome tiling lie’s heard o f times are going on around him, several Dnqpsey for his first go at the before; if he can refuse to do typewriters clicking away and the and flies out of the bouse. Let | heavy weight; title, says the form­ what three or four people ask him telephone ringing ami the subdued them carry on their ancient war in ' the open. er champion will defeat Sharkey. to do without making them mnd; if Ini in of Hie presses in (lie next Alutonftcr ho sees Dempsey, face lie can write in a way to make loom drumming on Iiis ears; if lie TH E COUNTESS Mnrkleviez, downward in the rosin, lie may people laugh when lie feels like can explain why Mrs. Jones' pc.-un feel differently about it, and after eussin,' or in a way to make them on “ Tiie Sylvan Depth o f Octoner determined Irish revolutionist, is dead. She believed in settling Ireall it ia a poor s|K.rl win; can't weep when lie feels like cracking Woods" did not appear in the pa­ Ids Iici'Ik together and laughing per without her husband stopping laud's troubles by fighting. Once cJniugo his mind. . --------o— —— otil loud; if lie can remain silent Ids advertising; if lie ra il take a she was sentenced to death for fi­ Two Washington women got when he feels like lie'll hurst four line story and spread it to a ghting at tiie head of 120 rebels who siezed the royal college or tholr picture in Dm New York wide open if lie does not talk; if li>>| half column, or take u two column surgeons, in Dublin, during Herald Tribune because they , ‘ an argue withrut getting mad or story ami condense it to two para­ "Bloody Easter week." threw tiie money in tho safe and i making the other fellow mud; if he graphs; if lie con rend proofs The countess was a remarkable ba ked the door when s bandit ran refuse a woman's request for w it (tout overlooking an error and intellectual fighter, daughter of an free publicity without milking all suddenly poked u gun in their write headlines without murdering Irish baronet, and had a wild tem­ ■faces uml ordered them to liund tiie members o f her set mad at the tile king's English; if lie lias a pestuous life, taking risks of every paper; if he ran react to (lie losi no.ie for news, an Itch for writing j over their cuah. But we wouldn't kind. Her lifo was worth while. of a good news sti-ry and catch a and an inclination to work 15 advise you to try it. i better one on the rebound; if lie can hours a day, then we'd advise him - -----o CHARLES A. LEVINE, wlm Fred Osius. wealthy Miami 0*P ,a,»* “ tyiHigraphlcal error to get into tiie game. flew from here to Europe, is d o-' v ln ter resident, ha» hron bcntcnctermined to fly bark in the airship , ed to a year in prison for reckless that took him over. driving which resulted in the A Timely Besson From Miami Beach He will be the world’s first j death o f a woman and h-r child. trails-Allnntic ruund-tripper, and ' ST. i'KTK KSIII'K G IND EPEND ENT We doubt if tiie sentence will d o !___________________________________ deserves credit for Iiis plucky do- 1 him any good as lie Iiiih probably' . ... . , , termination to earn thut title. It is j ,learnedV the lesson o f carelessness , i In Miami, of which Miami Beacli the guests were satisfied. said lie has offered as much as through the deaths of his friends, ■» " " Impurtnnl l"*rt. where the Towards fall o f 1020 mortgage $150,1X1(1 to a French plot to fly hut it will nerve as a mighty good concussion from the crash of the holders managed to secure control back with him. warning to others who are prone|real estate boom was the loudest jo f the hostelry. Immediately to drivr witli their eyes in tiie and (lie echoes lusted the longest, j rates were advanced. They worn hack seat or under the influence there have been a number of tiuI advanced to such a point that not TOM SIMS SAYS o f IjqUiT. fortiinule attempts to resurrect only did the guests leave lull the Tluit was a good m e on (lie boom methods and prices—just as manager himself expressed his Conks may come and cooks may Key West social leaders llm* Hie there have been, linin' or less, in displeasure by resigning. ■go but few remain. po-called "Boston Billy" played other Florida cities. Miami Life, This summer tiie Floridian again Tliey thought lie was tho offspring a live and fearless- weekly prints A farmer in New Jersey routes offered nttrnetive rates. But the of a rich New York family so he under the caption "Did It P a y ? " former tenants, having once been I forward with the news that lie must be all right. Hut us it turned furnished the hums which Charles caught in (lie rent-boosting orgy, Lindbergh ate on his way to Paris. out, he is a super crock and al­ the following editorial: leged murderer. The amusing. The Floridian hotel, located in failed to mine. So the hotel eloaed. What we're wondering is who part about it is that the elite o f Miami Bench, closed its tours for The old adage oP'the public be furnished the ham for Levine? Key West took him in just lie- |the summer this week, Lack of dumned" is out of date in these cause they thought he was nf a guest a was Hie reason. Lloyd George rises from ob­ paits. Boom rate o f interest on wealthy family. I f he had scurity to remark that not more boom mortgages. ed himself n thirty dollar a week I U s t year, under the manage The lesson from this is a good than 21X1 of the 700 memliers of clerk and tho sou o f a forty dol- incut of Mr. Khechun, the Floridian one wherever it may be worth the House of Lords have sufficient Guests thinking about just now in Florida. mental capacity to administer lar a week clerk, tlicy wi-uld kept pretty well filled. Grvut Britain eerhave had nothing to do with him, and prospective guests were o f­ One o f the geese thut luid the government. Why not tainly has been pluying in luck no matter how find his morula or! fered reasonable and attractive eggs has been killed. ,o f late. totes. Both the management and let tile other one live? splendid his personality. Architect First Nnt’l. Hunk Bldg. Sanford, Fla. is the best ever produced for F L[()|R!ID A MURK:;, Crackl'd Toe Webs. I'Jeacnut, Chafing, lied Rug and Mosquito Rites, It stops IT ClllN C i. IT IS SOOTHING At all Drug Stores, fi0c, or w iit<* PO D IATRY PRODUCT;; 102 South Beacli Street Daytona Beacli, Fin. "A Substantial Jeweler in a Substantial t i l ) " .. 108 Magnolia - W hy Parking Furniture Praying— Storage the Ohio state peuileiitiarv. Thus the final chapter is written | in one o f the most cowardly attacks ever perpetrated in the) StiGl A LIST LEADERS, it is t ’. F. Chorpening The IhiTi-i i list mod decree is crime history o f this country. and. "losi control o f their follow­ I ’ ltonr 3302 or 570 W that women shall not wear stock­ For weeks after that July night when M ellell, the foe of ers." They had planned "to stage a ings dur'int the summer mouths. lemonstralion." And even the \v*« ,-aii i **••— what . difference :l organized vice in Canton, was killed, there was no progress mnvor of Vienna, a member c f the makes. recorded in the hunt for his slayers. Then Steve Kaseholk socialist party, could not control gave the police the story o f the crime, o f how Mcllett was his associates, once they started. We suppose that was n typo­ graphical error the other day killed for his interference with the unliolv alliance between W H AT TH EY DO ia Vienna, wmoii a newspaper account re­ police and vice leaders. There followed in rapid succession, Leningrad, Moscow or Timbuctou ferred to tills "Damn-Martin ihi' arrests, trials and convictions o f I ’at McDermott, trig­ is not our business. Debate." ger man, Ren Rudner, gangster and pay-off man; Floyd But surh outbreaks might to Streitcuherger, form er detective; Louis Mazer, bootlegger start earnest thinking among There nro some who r.ay we -'man that invest their money in and engineer o f the murder plot and now Lengel, former must cut (lie canal to save our­ selves, lull there are others, chief o f police. Lengel will hn the fourth man to go to prison uncertain foreign bonds. American Just uh well InftTmed, who insist 1for life, while Mazer is facing a term o f five to twenty years. investments for American funds (One Day Service $1.00) is n safe motto. that If we cut oiid taxes, we won't Five convictions for the murder of one man is the record ' n(cd to save ourselves. JOHN DREW'S ASHES were o f the Ohio courts in regarding their determination to avenge Ids wife’s How differently folks’ minds the death o f Don Mcllett. No court ever moved with more Iniricd yesterday in work. We heard one fellow sny he swiftness and with more exactness than that o f the (,'anton grave, only three relatives attend­ ing the burial. The public had not wasn't going on the "annual de­ tribunal which has demonstrated that justice may be meted PI ION Z 175 been notified. There was no cere­ bauch” because he was broke I mony at the grave. and couldn't afford it; and we out even in a city where organized vice form erly knew no John Drew was a good actor and heard another say ho was going bounds. The cause for which Don Mcllett laid down his life tdnyed Ids part well in this world, liecuuse lie was broke and wanted has been vindicated, and today instead o f a city where crime whit'li is all a stage. He knows now to forgut his troubles. flourished, ('union is without its underworld and the law- what the outside world is like, as | PODIATRY --------o-------abiding citizens are in full control of the city. we shall all know soon. H E ALIN G O IN TM E N T Mayor Ev Sewell said: "The H.C. V1ELE Elton J. Mougliton When You A re A t 1he Beach Shop at Our Store for R cllcr Values in: B Around No mnttcr what you want, we can fix you up wit Ii a genuine. H O SIE R Y, L IN G E R IE , H A N D B A G S ,-N O V E L T Y J K W E L U Y , DRESSES, A R T N E E D LE W O R K . N O TIO NS, B A T H IN G SUITS, CATS A N D SHOES CO LLIER’S 722 Main St. At Daytona On the Kearli fire s to n e at the price you are prepared to puy-so why shop around. Why take chances when you ran Imy this high grade tire from reputable establishment at a price you can’t heat. Come in before you Imy your next tire or phone ami we will ,'ome out. Seminole Tire Shop Firestone Tirea Gulf Gaa III West First Street Tel. Sll.'l FLHTCHHR BATTER Y & ELECTRIC CO. i l Plate Battery $ 10.00 Exchange 8;!tt W 1st. St. — Phono 388W LOANS 112 E. Second SL J. H . J A C K S O N Rhone Oil The Little Gray Shoppe J09 Volusia Ave Opp. I*. O. is displaying N ew Linens Cards l or All Ocxasions New Books in the Lending Library The Little Gray Shoppe Residence Telephone 859 MRS. FR E D S. D AIGER, SOCIETY E D ITO R Jones is'S an fo rd Y ouths A re H E R O A V IA TO RS P a r t T l f i K m e ^ iR ecipients O f M any 'A R R IV E AT EN D ' U ,v,S9,mmec H onors L ak e Cam p O F T R IP TODAY Mrs. T. Allen Mrs. T. Allen Jones was the _____ (Continued from page one) I nnd returned to his dock on the i Ontario side nil in foul* minutes. Out of Detroit every day, truck Igprnvans are operated on schedule , to Chicago, Indinuupolis, St. Ixniis, BAY SIDE BEACH. Tex.— July Columbus und Cincinnati. D N S )Texas’ first annual ■ • ! historical pageant und festival Cleveland, Toledo,, .. Sandusky, nanoura,-. - nmnrtm0nlt;j,^ the early exBuffalo and Niagara Falls recqivo their shipments direct by lake but D’0,, ,n, pone of these points approaches Salic, early Mhiteil^courtesv1 at ^Kbedinm’'V'l'n 0n*V four Sanfortl boys remain | (Continued From Pago One} Detroit in the volume of the illicit We have apart meats and MONDAY KV Anv «t Kisstmmeo on in , Lake Wewn in Luke greater than that which gathers in ti'urto. the lunch hour gain** tor real or sale nn i^l Li ness nnd Social meeting of The bonier smuggling has not S g l ' W j i j S S M a ? -d ut bridge jind tea „ vilinkr begins its final week. SThey » Ut :,falmost f i . , , u .daily r . . , l«r in? trench, either side of the I:. t vil.g’s S to watch some minor r ----should have i!.g ’» UnilKUic.o fax River, or any section nf m| tMethodist Sunday School will j fnun .'l to .VoVb^k-----------t — „« *-'k. Milton Robliins, Paul Biggera ,reception. Tho cameraman seem-1 been stonnen ns eld at 8 o’clock at the home ’ .. . 1 ar... Halifax country. We i ,! rs, Porter Lansing, -708 West p mm |#' Y , rs “ (tractive honi" on Aif' t(and I where the desirable placet . | 1 Street. to Lmmett Street was artistically, r<<1ontinuc 11 'bat are priced right, jl«t ti| ,, according TUESDAY -V,th I,ink B l a n c o rosea L^ '___ 8 C('"« lu w iM i nnd zinnias together with pottedi ■ n cnn,P» prove it to you. jt.,| ),cr0i .Milton Robbins — r greenery. A color iughters of Wesiey o m u1. .— .X __f?_ FA**3 VICTIM i l iq u o r b a t t l e T e x a s p a g e a n t ON B O R D ER H A S T O C EL EB R A TE BEEN R E N E W E D L A SA LLE V IS IT Found! A Hotel In Daytona .. , , branch explorer, will he held this fall on the site of the first white colony estnbliihed in Texas by the intrepid Frenchman in 1084. The chief feature of the fete Is I motif of lavender und pink was nl inspection re followed in all of the appointments This is an honor ferred upon the of the afternoon. — ...... j ........ - ------, . Bridge tables were arranged in several occasions. . the living room and on the spa­ outdistanced all other^claimants to [ Sitting in the presidential cious sun porch, where the guests the eating recordu, enjoyed the games. In the dining day he disposed room the tea table was most at­ bread in addition t Hut number thro tractive in its elaborate appoint­ Milton Robbins and ____ • -• ll« i /I-.!..— » I. — . .•■..1. i I ments, being spread with a hand­ some cloth of hand mndc filet ami centcro pink Cathedral At game ones scores. ikclund A.C.L. Team lovely boudoir pillow. tlm onS'ra.m M n Fhmida I“ " B ^ T d a t c ’‘ tb ^ t rans-Atlantie |Dei'roii"T r ? l a quarL Last raising ves era.els during The guest were served with de­ ' WcwTh? Lo Octo-' $•’ r,D sailing and the first steamfo Play Sanford “Y ” licious refreshments Ucwa is the only camp in « ^riua \ ^ ^ hnvu not been charted Jher tho price was $5.01) to including a with an organized junior o 57.0t). bunts were ladon with beef for disI sufficiently and other fliers will |und two yuan ago 904)0 t marriage salad and nil ice course. About ic Sanford Y. SL C. A. bnse- forty guests enjoyed this delight­ corps. I be needed to ijnke observatlona beteain will play the lakeland I 'm i V I K U l I K ill l n ,,„i|y '.|,irlh ,1( I,. Kimll.ml, ....... 'fore regular trips are possible. 2. L. team here Wednesday uf- ful affair. ^ ^ ^ _ __ __ __ | “ It will take It) years, 1 believe J tiie Texas gulf const as ii inwplny- ' J*'', New York banker. boon. The Dikelmid team is the 5 ground and resort section, with Ambassador Houghton, ru A im * ! ( l u l l o c h ! X i i i x \ 7 vtV u r i l l l r * ,1'' actually perfect trans-Atlant‘ e tnpioiishii) semi-pro team o f IM Mrs. Alllld U, RI>u ^ , IV I E N N A 'W IlIL lll 1 llyiiiic. There must bo large planes i n * M i r )--------------- ................. i—.. ... i.,.n,^iu.niku liatblnir lieuuty Hi Florida and will bring a H l ’ K i a u i m m o a I V I j i r r i l * f l ! ^ • YT ll.I.J -4 I, j it wm |)L, IIK H , nrv to have i \ T A D A / 11 I A 1modern boardwalks,bathing m iiu • wrlt. r. Two Tiilts, Tlir-s f.’hlckhng team to Sanfortl, The Y. ,VxH.S I l\1-m C b Vl J1 1 l I M O T I N D I A O T S tlum »»Hti- mot«n.d. Then, ro [ N N IC A K A ll U A pt rudes.the rnshimmhle ‘•""'"•• “ W1 ranfte light ;is primn domms—t(>n| 1:1 'l iiritt i Hut' Mali (L S(*i\*#*. Gnu fn went to Dikeluntl to play T o F . H . I l i o n S a t u r d a y J v l U l l l N v i L i J\ O I L l(,rm wi|, be able to Stop the __ ____ I the invasion of the plensun -hunt tonipcrmental t<i get familiar with I f iu*x. F ifty«*1 1'<>w k . Forty 1»m* . ing horde. week hut the game was rained But tiie tniun-occan flights, tup­ 11 Vupklim. wm «; idm sinii, -------plane of the future. I Krom Poire One) I Rich in history and tradition,I he \V;i «|i Stand, on Montlit tliV f l rut in the first inning. *11111“ l*o* (Continued from I’ngc One) i ‘-j „ Krct.j with Colonel Undtjw, ulll| ( ju. imttU- was resumed, west coast of Matagorda Bay pro­ ped by the remarkable performnu. .■ 1 \ 1 • A wedding of much interest to *•“ “ iv in mini _ Hie local team will have several her many Sanford friends was that lo r was wus striving striving to io esenpo escupe was »•>- btrgh on KM that i 1141V floatingi Hunting docks uuvnn Jn s11 mm- ' .,1|w mnr|n08 Were ImVil-pressed vides a wealth of subject matter of the three motors in the America 1nlr •■ I-,:al ri'l' ■ ML AKU_ Home but still fighting when tho aero­ faces in the lineup when it which functioned perfectly or. Com­ of Mrs. Alma G riffin Bulloch and |seized by socialists. I succeeded in ocean would help, but until A,* u'lirrllf "f HoWillWl* <Jounor the pageant. Besides the ruins the fog plane squndron Imved into sight mander Richard E. Byrd’s memor­ es the field ngninst tho team ty. t'l.irfila. ' of L ji Siille’s early colony, 21 year) II. Rion, which was quietly i getting through only by hiring alv.ny is found to conquer tl in dowm state. Several former Fount in after the founding o f which he wim 1able trip, have virtually dispelled ny: \V. i*. W II.UAM 8HON y . — >— ■ ,i„ „ n.rtminir at I socialist defense leaguer to uccomp- !wt cannot depend on them, and turned the tide of battle * America *----i fis _ behind'-..... 11. iuiiy SiuTlff — rida state leagues will be seen solemnized Saturday morning at any me. We were held up contin­ ' "“ A* t* present, this trepidation from the mind of . jsl2iin by a jealous follower, there : \\ ll.Si in'. HOVI.K a- lU r.llTiw 8:80 o'clock ut the home o f the ually along the way at the point Europe in aviation, but I believe ‘ aVor ° f the Americans. the average person. the I-akelund lineup. AllorM-ys tor PlaintiffIremain here there ruins o f the; With the experience gained in bride’s father at Kissimmee, The that when the business men take W ASHINGTON, July 18.— (IN first Lutheran church established of revolvers. building airplane motors in the iv -I'll!' CIUI'I IT • ••! iri1.. Ttt i:x * dr*. II. C. Walker and young impressive ceremony was perform­ up the eauge; we will outdistance “ The socialists probably didn’t the rest of the world us we have S )- ()n e American marine was in Texas and the foundations of years since the Wright brother.! .... -in tit 11 j t m il A1* <') IH'* i f “ J, ighter have returned* home from ed by Rev. F. E. Steinmeyer, pas­ wounded, first military fort establish'd approve of the violent course orf Iw*f®, ......;• ---.............' -- -- killed, , two wore badly coup.se o with their r a m iH .v 'is tM i V : ^ ; . ' n vN‘ rnersville, Gn., where they spent tor o f the First Methodist Church, the demonstrations particularly I w,t.h nutomobiks und railroads." , k,llt‘‘I; two ''T ro 'voumieo, h fi| ; l southwest by the United electrified the world , hcavier-than-air flying machine JullN -I lirniHUTi* ilO lll’liA lN A N f. > in the presence o f members o f the since they were afraid o f foreflrn | Al> Incident of the flight hith.and the « Uick.ng N.cnrguan force , f iontii. engineers have been educated to a intervention. especlaUy the in ter-! « « » not even ed was told by .M.ffered 2<)t» casualties in a sp.rit- St;lU.s government. ,,,, PONUKRT immediate families. ,i„! « ..... . . aw (Commander Byrd. Hu. said that ; ed IG-hour fight last Saturday | point where today they make them tliss Katherine Tillis is spendImmediately nfter the ceremony ..... •■*'<1 >1 nntlvn hand . r » / A l n week at Daytona Kcnch as Mr. and Mrs. Rion le ft in their car vention of Mussolini. I must say after the America p2issed over-St.. 1 guest of iier brother and wife for an extended wedding trip and the more 1 saw o f the Austrians Johns, Newfoundland, Lieutenant the better opinion 1 had o f MussoJ. and Mrs. Roy Tillis. upon their return will make Kis­ ii'nl. Tt'was plain, however, that the |^0„vi''° re|;,,rU'‘l f‘ h" •,l“ no wn? simmee their home. IT-aknuss o f the Austrian K-vern- I rate Mr. und Mrs. J. B. Ray nnd Mrs. Rion is the daughter of L. Byron Stephens left Sntur- C. W. Griffin and n sister o f Mrs. ment military forces was chiefly Jjfu f uel W(,U,(|not' last until they' responsible for the riots. If the ’ h . F '• V fo*- Daytona Reach where they T. Allen Jones o f this city. Slip has allies hadn’t deprived Austria of its , ..u v pV.q,,. ^ ho Rai(] ejead several weeks. many friends here ns the guest of army or.ler could have1been main- (« unt„ Komt. time Intbr xWien N o - 1 Motors i Mrs. Minniu E. Jones —— and others. tabled. I f even the police bad been |vi||e reported lie had made an er- ! 5. marine corps aviators who came I......•1 III- ilil Mil ;■I tin ..f -------------------Mr*. Minnie E. Jones motored to Occnn Fliers Provo 1)11,11 r illt is V FAIilSU i r. In.iu n l^tllN flee nf llm OI«-rk <f tin- fitiov«'«y|t il to the assistance o f the ground have tear-gas, they ,r,M becnusc the ship was “Tllti't! . .. . VTU MKKV (IV M ATCH 1permitted to have tear-gas, they • .. ---- • > Isiimmee Friday where she atCourt,, nl Hanford, I’lorlitu, »it * or • I nud • *| * • r 1 1 i 1 1 L i .in 1'llH^Tli ItllSforce o f marines and native Nica­ at the time he estimated liufura Muiulay. tin Iasi duv <>r Ain m __n.| T A I’ llANT i »• f«•f»«t••lit ■r.ft.torod ,h, n,„l„. jidtsi the bridge party given by , N E W Y O R ^ f j u l , 1 ^ 0 N S ) T ............ raguan national guardsmen, EberNEW YORK, July . ri«•1: on -uicitu r .-2 \i 1; suppjy and our gsugds 1ilirfs'A l> .11**7. All ■d-fulilt i>f-rrlrleli IV. J. Sears lionoriug Mrs. !h.l I'ninplti'tiianv " ill iirm-^-ail >*. x l-tho*world flight, with nary & im m .i • 1 «-n.' ».n< I\nrdt declared. Ow ’ ncw ’ li'ork ^jtlnffdCommlB8lon | X IE N N A . (Via IJinti.lnvn J u l y Cl.,r,.rt. |Alien Jones. parte. 7* sloumnv't>e just nrotmil the corm;r f |l..,« 1. «• M HAND. •■. .siori.r ... Eberhnrdt’s report follows:' f *1* H i.nil. 1may j**"» -----tit limit* I’otiltlv, Flnrlda. will «*fnf.riiT ‘ inC to approve u match between Jack - D N S ) - With nioro him it , Uyrd praised tho landing, im/do * 1 ..a ntiiuf V V flit llfltil til'* It lx • it.1 • r* ■ I Unit till “ General Sandlno, with fur su -|(,f t| |nc |,ut R must wait untij th f«*r fuil«* at;«l *< II ill I iiMlr «till • lixei'iiUVo I Ol lllllt' mu. •* •••••— light heavyweight dead and J00 wounded, the A u s tr-i(y Lieutenant Iiulchq/i an(i said I fur four Mr. and Mrs. W.J.Steed o f Kissl- Dulaneyy, pulill n super-;;;; v;,* . . i.m oriei. earl 1 w« rl». Io ib-^Kitiiis reported to hav*' Ibuilding « f* planes *for such 1....... took vigorous|thnt , he flight had not shaken his perior I ••••• numbers, ..... * stopped in Sanford Sunday en- champion and Paulino Uzcudun.Dnti government " I human effort becomes as far uil- l;. -irtimiiit. 1«... u . , 1 , , I nl 111-1.•I-I. a n< cap: d r nfInlicncr»te to Coronado Bene where they [ the basque heavyweight, who |» measures today ( “ Prevent a re- f„ith in any jnemher of his craw. attacked the 87 American marines ” 'CSilt **1l '* 1 vnneed us the construction of m |o t«| iq..|.. 1*•1•*'•rly • In ills) fiainwln nn.r 1.1 i'll rlilnl lull iiul.lixlitiumulit r., t ll.. rnl,n-il a result|currence of the rioting which for j|(. expressed interest in tho Now rrtum and Nicaraguan national guards­ * ***' “•"■■I— I'oonly, pi iirrillng tin. ilted Mrs. Steed’s mother,Mrs.J. liny. , ,-•.y'jjppm again in the limelight nsrya Wills. I “ time threatened to grow Into n |York to Rome flight planned l.y men at Ocotal early yesterday )ors. ’ This formed the concensus ini nicht Tui,1- u,,.. :• |.-, ,,i. Ball \\ il nr in my I111111I iiinl mi-iiI ut Kanof his knockout o f Harry ...w,v national revolution. A b o u t 10,000|U«yd Hertaud nnd said: " I t can he (July 10), and to have suffered a lending aviation circles today in ..... . >•*■:■11■■ nr f • ill. rlurlila. ililn -ml day nt ‘July. Rickard has sgned Delaney and decisive defeat after seine 10 hours Mrs. Minnie E.Jones, Miss Ella Pnulno, but Delaney must first national troops are stationed in none.” \ 1• tin. wake Of the m e n t m.n-stop Commander Byrd will remain in the suburbs nnd in some districts ri.rli I'lrcoii Court o f fighting when our airplanes *ncer, Miss Emmu Spencer, and 1i\\ .nil............. .. 1 ,. 1 ............ ,.. 1 defend Ids title against Mike Mc- the police have begun to disarm New York for several days, he made the rout complete, the ma­ tn> ns-Atluntic and traiiK-l’mIHc 1 lty «i. 1: <'AMi:iq»N ’ iout i'llp. 11. ,1 , 1 ., „ 1 1 grout r guest Miss Lois Bradford lli'inily Claris. i llllIU 1**11IIN, Sl'VI II lUel-ll'l Tigue here on August 11. said, and. then will begin prepara­ rines losing one killed and 2 bad­ flights. I Two the recalcitrants. West Palm Bunch motored to I'm, Till'd' Wall Klniinniis Tll.l. ii Whatever else thesy epoihn nl 1,1- 111- tip. Fnfl tions for his South Dole flight. uricu IUI in .e .c ,., ___ Twelve Hnunr Tile city is quiet. Street cars Ki.llr ll nl fi.l ■ '... ..4 ihlllll. 1ly injured. Sandlno is reported to j flights mny have disclosed, one fnct,i.< out....... ..•ll»St rlalulo Sunday where they spent William DuBose spent the week­ Kail Hliakern, *»**•* iiiInn.In, ITnrl.ln, July II, II, II, SB. and motor busses are running. have lost about 200." e day. , , end with friends nt Jacksonville. iiinin-. rtu> , I \v2is forcibly hrmigh( out which the L ,’r " • "• finv ON BOARD LINE R L E V I A T H - ______ (•HKAIi) Government officials claim that all welcome ||, ,.h,|ic,i| nu n i imeerned with iiv -1. 1 1, *)|itt Ii. (*. Huill»i | *tl I l"l I IUI | i ................... ..... danger o f civil war is past. O ffi­ Mr. 21ml Mrs. C. A.'Haines nnd 1 * -* .... . —— mil import■ Mrs. T.A.Neal of Orlando spent cial «enmi denial »is mnde sU am ell'ni'V’1 ve^V p"us i **IU *i^1'** |lutioii deem of iiaramount import-• ...a...- o f reports that ..... .As the^ liner.^U -iiathar^ n tul5 .ul,l," lughter, Dorothy,. motored Stiti- the'dny Yere'Fridn'y us the guest jt«oi < ' ,,rk my' , ! nnce-the planning and building o f , ' ' - • ! foreign deplomats asked for inter- plowed her way towards the gateiy to Tampa where they visited ' • 1 1 Vl,i r|er pigeon niotors npproxinmtes perfection. J" "It is "■ way o f New Y’ork harbor early t<>Sunday of relatives. | vention by foregin troops. ... datives. They were nrconquuned Motors Dependable iday with her distinguished passen- duttered to the Is viuthun’s bridge admitted that intervention by any .Miss Margaret lloulihnn. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. l ’age spent llev. W. I*. Ruhrman nnd family the week end in Orlando ns the ave Monday for Virginia where guests o f friends. icy will spend u month. During ,' Three young* Indies with sales ability. lodist Church will meet at 7 ,’clock in their class rooms at church. .trie Raffo Girls of the Methodqnircli will have a "Stunt” par8 o’clock at the church annex. W EDNESDAY |nny Spaulding Circle o f the Baptist church will meet with I. E. Estridgc at 3::iO o'clock >r home in Kdgewpod. TH URSD AY minolo Chapter O. E. S. No. 2 hold a birthday party at H k at the Masonic Temple. TOURISTS F L E E VIENNA W H IL E M A R IN ES F IC IIT S S :. * f I ( [ W A N T E D -A T ONCE J I Must he able to devote at least six hours >* absence o f Rev. Buhrmnn Ids days „ on business. , ,, , ,, niuulque promising several into special session hut di will be taken to' preserve order “ “ ,‘o T itcdVnV.n' Wannan.Ilkcr, who fi- ‘ ulpit will be supplied by visiting I A.DeCottes left ment Sun ay a day to a work that will be very renum’e lminced Byrd’s trails- Atluntlc I " ' ;for New York where he will spend that fhe Socialists allow!that day. Featuring' All Requirements nmnding Miss Kutherino Waters returned Miss Sylvia Roth o f Orlando has freedom o f dehute without pres-J It is too early to predict wheth- flight. | ome Sumluy from Daytona Beach arrived in the city anil is the new surc. Furthermore the Chancellor; or or not an attempt will be made Clarence 1). Chamberlin, one of ativc. hire she has been spending the manager of Murk's store. has promised tentative reorganizn- to interfere with the "Austrian the trnns-Ocean fliers on board,! FOR SPE C IA L ELECTION. ut fortnight as the guest ut the tlon of the government in due {sanitation program" o f the Ixuigue Iins been making a study of t!u , The Registration Books of tin opie nf James II. Baker. Spcrry-gyrn compass and l'aul Oberholser motored to course o f time; “ So long ns it is of Nations. I f such an attempt is liner's . « .1 ll . 'I'll.. IoIs'csliurg Suturday where he sjent not carried out under pressure,” ] made it is certain thut pressure also o f the radio compass. The in fiity of Sanford, Florida, will he Frank Woodruff Jr., left Sat­ Both Chancellor Seipel nnd Bur- would he exerted upoii Vienna, formation thus obtained by first) Wednesday, July (Uh, ID27 urday for Waynesville.N.C., where the weekend with his parens. gomnster Seitz issued appeals t.i hut not through intervention. The tnuis-Atluulic pUHHcnger currying |open will spend a short time mith the public to help maintain l « w ( economic situation in Austria is machine o f the llellunca type, and veil) clo.-e Monday, July 25th, A l 9 A. M. * Cary Ills parents, Mr. and Mrs.F.L. C5 1 JesHup o f Tampa,a former and order, promising an adjust-. very bail and the plight of the Chamberlin hopes to Is* able to i v »7 sident o—f Sanford,is in the city foodruff who are spending the resident ment of the troubles. |workers is far from satisfactory. fly hack to Europe ill such a plane I At the City Kooni 1— Hull Hliljf. ’ ,, uminer ut points in North Caro- for u few days on business. The origin o f the outbreak re- It is this phase o f the trouble next summer. L. R. PH ILIPS iua. OlicciTl. Full automatic control will he i\ aius ___ somewhat obscure. It is re-11which---------causes the co --- 11most ,. Mr. und Mrs. Ira il. Davis were mains It appears certain that mem­ feature o f the new plane i f expurL I City RcgM ration Officer. Mines Kloise and Jeanette llor- among the Sanford people motoring ported, however, that it was pre­ bers of the German party will at­ the creation o f instruments light" cipitated by a few hundred Com­ * « --1 -t, |lam! urul J. B. Borland of PinckanL jj^ y[omi ]{L.ach Sunday. 137 Volusia Ave. munists who began shooting dur­ tempt to utilize the present plight incuts now under wuy result in Ala., who have been the guests '• i!* »N•! f * * * * * '•' '' ing a demonstration by Socialists of Austria to bring about a junc­ enough for aircraft. Chamberlin t, .*• Mrs. Roy R. Pippin and Mrs. Leo the chiqf need for tion o f this country with Germany.Jhelieves that Capt. William Fanning, M?<r. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Monroe have in front o f the Palace o f Justice. 1 <• Echols lift, Sunday for their home. returned from Coronado Beach A share of the blame is placed up- The powers acting through the trans-ocennic planes is instruThey were accompanied home by leiiguo o f Nations would be cer- jnents aimilar to tboso with wldcli % where they spent some time. on the Social Democrats tilso. <■ Mrs. Echols. (“ 'J,'. ( " oppose such u move. ships nro nuvigated. Flags are flying at half must ) nt' m ini iiiv nuv mm mw ..... . . The deud arc not ull workers.Nelson Oberhohier of Leesburg in the workers’ quarters and Five o f them are policemen, three a ... P E T E T H Y L GA^i A X STOCK SALE AUTHORIZED spent Friday and Saturday in tuuny houses are draped with me women, and ninny are youths. 1 W IGHT UROL ^ WASHINGTON, July 18.-DNS) mourning for the dead. Funerals Sunford attending to business. The Interstate Commerce Com■niftsion toduy authorized the Balti­ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a s i s s a a a a s a a a a a as s a r " * * 111' Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Waters and more und Ohio Uuilroud to issue tad sell $05,242,600, of common 1family motored to Daytona Beach Sunday where they spent the day. ■ Rock at $107.50 a share. ■ I■ t o r n a d o h it s Ka n s a s i ■ .K A N S A S CITY, MO Julv 18 - ' nn<* ^ rs* Forrest Lake — A h e National'Red Cross I,notwrtM* lo Orlando Sunday where * - - • I they sjient spent the evening jwith will prove an Ideal Stopping Place for you v » k in charge of South Purk, a friends. b'ur lives nnd Injured 40. A check and your family during the Summer months Kxnsas side suburb today, where Mr. nnd Mrs. Ernest Ilousholder Saturday night n tornado took returned home Sunday from Jack­ or oil your week end visits. Only a step to the Perhaps you have been wsRhiB (uur lives nnd injured 40. A check fssonville where they spent a short ul; toduy revealed property loss ocean. time. *ill probably run to $200,000. vor before you build. Frankly, >5° Your Headquarters ,* will never find a more opportun* Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Pool returned KACCO. V A N ZE T T I STARVE - » When You Coine Over time fur coustructin than the prr** BOSTON, July 18.-DNS)— NY- home Sunday from a delightful vi­ “ *lu Sacco and Bartolomeo Vnn- sit of several weeks with relatives cut —all things favor the builder— ri'tti, convicted und sentenced to in Geargin. prices, labor, ote. ’ the electric chair for murder,were E.J.Burns o f Miami spent the •’a u hunger strike toduy at Chnrkstown State Prison in protest a- weekend in Sanford ns the guest If tainst the methods employed by o f friends, returning to his home |on Monday evening. Guvernor Alvin T. F^iflrr.* who is 'u v n investigating their Copes: O M PAN |L U M B E R Miss Lois Bradford, who hus * 3 ib ONE lilt OWNED, TH REE ,SA V i: I) !been the attractive house guest of Hurry Over Often! TH E Y A R D WITH A M IL L R A C K I N G No r f o l k , v a .. juiy lir.-(iNS). Miss Emma Spencer left Sunday William H. Fields, Jr., 13, wns for her honie'ut West Palm Beach. drowned and three others were reMr. nnd Mrs. Ralph Koumillut j “On The Ocean” from a capsized boat in bond Gradc ^’ui'd H olly Avc., at Phone1J5 Hampton Roads today. The survi- o f Cleremont spent the week-end Operating Pepp’s Pool And Bath House Sanford as the guests of Mrs. Zip Service ' CT* hud been clinging to the Uit- in n t h , 124Ii. 13th Klh Yard mother, Mrs. J u n e )! b<m of the boat for nine hours Roumillat's "hen they were rescued. Koumillat. tutors. Rates Large Rooms Reeislration Notice I A pply In I lie Morning And Service Hotel Howard B y rd Waited U n til T h e W e a th e r h a v o re d Him I i T h e W a t e r ' s F in e On The Wonderful Ocean Beach At Daytona The Breakers Hotel Make Our Bath House And Pool Special Summer Rales TO D A Y TO N A ysi. You use our Bath House or Suits Extra Special W eek End Rates The Breakers Hotel ; 1 i ! �THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 18, 1927 P ARE FOTTR British Ocean-Hopper and His BiMotored Seaplane no matter where you live, be it Longwood, Lake Mary, Oviedo, Chuluota, Lake Monroe, Geneva, Osceola, IJpsala, Goldenrod, or any other community, there will be news o f interest to you and your families in Captain F. H. Courtney. fnnmuH li st an.I racing pilot of Great Hritnin, who will attempt to fly from Calshot, Rngland to New York, s pet uroil to tlit* left. His powerful seaplane, an all-metal Domier-Napier craft, powered with two Napier I.ions motors of -150 horsepower each, and with n carrying capacity of 1700 kilograms, is shown to the right. Here, .Tiny! Pay Attention! The Seminole County News A weekly newspaper you will find in your mail every Fri­ day morning. Full o f interesting features. County news from every section. Sports, piel ures, jokes, stories galore. Subscribe now. Fill nut I In* coupon below, nttin'll your check for $2.50 ami rend I lie first issuo of the best weekly Central Florida ever had. SEMINOLE CO UNTY N E W S SANFORD, FLA. I’ lense semi the I'lews to me for one year. Enclosed find check for $2 .no to Mrs. Coolldge 1ms a new pet at the Ulack illlla vacullon borne. He's "Tiny Jim," a chow dog presented to tho Aral lady by Harry Qllletple of Denver, Colo. Mrs Coolldge la trying to make Jlu» perk up tor bU photograph, but with Indifferent rvnulu. New York City society folk and tho pcoplo of tho north woods will meet when Dud Stillman, tho son of Mr. and Mrs. James Stillman will take as Ills brlilo Miss Leuu Wilson, daughter of Lizzie Wilson, u former cook ut tho Stillman homo at Grand Manse, Quebec. The principals und the llev. W. S. Q. Uuubury. who will perform the marrlugo at La fl'd<|ue, Quebec,_July- _17u ar#_abowu above. . UuU is pictured wtarlug the gorli of a Princeton graduate. i iivui siiiisri ipum 1 * • N'n me Our Sale Opened With A Bang! The Crowds That Came Marveled Below Ladies’ Dresses, Men s Apparel, Shoes, Piece Goods A n d Every Thing Must Be Sold Out Our Reasons. Conditions have made it necessary that we con­ solidate our local store with our DeLand Store. IS a n fo rc 1 D r y G o o d s C o . 11 £ SECOND A N D SANFO RD AVE. S. A. IR W IN , Prop. j *« . r ■aril i~ ~ . gi - ^ »€.• v ___ | m : . ** . r*. •>! . . . •• * -I ' . .. . .■ ______ __ . _J2| �TH E SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY. JULY 18, 1827 (IT HAIE* nford Dally Ilcmld NT AO. R ATES \ rm" SANFORD ..Overland Co. Willy.t- 11— Miscellaneous Knights k Overland, Whipplts Park k Commerelal Sts. Phono 68, FOR SAJ.Kk— Filling station, r m eery na<N,t?stuuj,l(nt on lease on SEMINOLE HUDSON- ESSEX Dixie Highway between Winter INC Park and Snnford. Fine locution 20.1 Oak A vs. nnd business. Good living rooms, Phone 41 modern equipment. A once in a while bargain. inquire C. A. Unities, Snnford Herald Office, 4— llusincss Service Sanford, Fla. ill— Houses For Sale FOR S A LK :— Four room cottago on one of iH-st Iota on Magnolia Avenue, noml South SidSchool — Price reunonuble. Terms to suit purchaser. Owner llox 431 care Herald. B Y W IL L IA M S r O U R WAY Realistic O ld OOmV B other OH H e r s , o u st f o r t ~ E E . U t X Tv\’ NEIGHBOR H O O D E.kKTOT '1flEM SELY/E‘o< I ’ l l b e a t 'e m T o i f 6 0 M E M IG H T A n d G E T ■TH’ "Th r i l l o f m v l i f e . , FOR S A LE :—One o f best five room bungalows on Palmetto Avenue, in Sanford Heights, ear­ YOUR BUSINESS It AW NINGS,— keep out the | lier lot, equipped with electric izzling sun and drizzling rain,! range nnd water heater, price less owners need them, $1.60 n pairi than market value, terms to suit, lift cheap. Snlscmcn and sales-j llox Hi C. O. Herald. reach over 1,000 every day! es arc cleaning up with tliiflj -and it costs so little a 12 word est auto necessity, call o r , FUR SALE ;— Five room Spanish bungalow on Park Avenue, 2 le for particulars. Auto Awnear garage, nice lawn, immediate lid for one month costs only $2.00. Co. 11 Ball Bldg. possession,- can’t he bent for lliu Phone 1IS $200.00 cash, balance price, ti 12— Wanted monthly Box 118 care Herald. .lust ask for "Classified Depart­ 20— F a rm s i< ment" w il l woo p l e a s e g e t Th r o w ith the p a p e r a e . Qoickis/ a s P o ssible B E F O R E W E HAV/E A NE RV O U S BREAH'DOVNkJ . V i n Th e f a m i l v . y f. OlDJA \ -TUBBS" WIGHT V wevT j ON tT BEST BUY IN AGKICULTUK A L I.A N I) I MEN AND WOMEN ...of good npi penrance to work for a local con* PHONOGRAPH repairing, piano |corn Easy work, full or spare time, tuning by exports with 17 years 1good remuneration. Pay every day experience. Sanford Music Storo I Apply to The Herald Office. and Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & 11 Me 12-AFARM TOOLS W ANTED Lander Arcade, Phone 812. W A N T T o BUY tractor- disc plot harrow, ditcher. W. M. Youni Depend on R O YAL CLEANERS k DYERS 201) N. Park Avc. Tel 777 or 776 IVe clean unything. Do nil kinds of plaiting. Phono 481-J. 11— Dooms Without Hoard BUILDING BLOCKS — irrigation boxes nnd general cement work TWO VERY DESIRABLE bed rooms for rent, ideal location Mirnrle Concrete Cn. J. E. Tcr- Phone 421). willegcr, Proy. Ird and Elm. LAN6Y.8 DRUG STORE- -Pre­ scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We nre r.s near you ns your phone. Call 101 garage •ry conreduced. LUMBER and complete line of building material. Ix>w prices. Security Lumber Co., "Where Good Grades Come From" Muplo nnd Sixth. Phone 797. iirtsotw Announce men ( h ItiATioN and PLUM BING — ir spcct/h Wo handle electric nr», pumps, home light and tr plants. Sanford Machine Co Automobiles *9 COUPE,— AH condition. *1 11r I f i3i\l cr sTlWK-AV* {«, prico $Il6. Seminole Tire v 411 \V. First St; [KILN’ S k COWAN CO. auto idiator and sheet metal works, French Ave. Phone 710-W SANFOKD BUICK CO 212 Magnolia Ave . • Phone 107 - MODEL TRIM CO. trim the car, not the nwnc: Phone 817 for estimates P. W. RADFORD In The State Of Florida In the flowing well'district near Sanford, witli clay subsoil. On the highway and ono mile from It. It. station. Already cleared, Perfect drainage. Virgin soil of unsurpassed ferlility, will grow anything. 1,000 Acres in units of 6 acres, as mnnv as you '••mil AT \ PRICK SO LOW IT W IL L "Make Your Head Swim" Home Seekers, Hero Is Your Chance It May Never Come Again If you can make a smull ensh payment and finance your first crop, it will easily puy for the land. If you tire looking for r "Snap" Here It Is See Me At Onco W. M. YOUNG Bargains In Real Estate Park Avc. and Commercial St. 21— Acreage For Sale 1-ROOM FURNISHED apartment for rent, private screen porch, losirnblc 110 Oak Avc. Phone MUCK LAN D S ARE V ALU AB LE CONCRETE in every slmpo and Just thrAo miles rrom the city JDH-W. form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ limits on highway I have eight mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod­ ncres of muck lands that can l>e ucts Company, Fifth and Mnplo FOR R E N T—Wager apartments* bought for $300 mu acre or special clean, cool, cozy, especially well SI h. Phone 112-W. located, 708 Earl Street, Daytona price made on nil of it. Thirty Beach. Week or month- utility fur­ acres in entire tract includes citCLARENCE SMITH ius lands and other good garden nished. General Contractor land. Fine place for poultry and iUU West First Street truck o f all kinds. Men can make FUR NISH E D A PA RTM E N' T at Phone 441 Thrco rooms and bath, all mod living raising bulbs, celery, vege­ M E TAL ROOFING— The Roof Ev­ era conveniences, good location tables nnd poultry for Sanford and Orlando markets. Address It.,A. C. erlasting. Metnl shingles; reasonable rent. Phono 811-J. care Herald. This will not bo on standing scam tin and gnlvnnized market long. If you do not think *»*ofs. See-J amen H. Cowan. Ouk TWO rooms, kitchenette nnd hath; this laud is worth the prico-try beautiful outlook; all improve­ buy .ionic o f the muck- landiyin sve. and Third St. Phone 111. ments; attractively furnished: WlGHT-CJtltlHENBER.RY PR IN T moderate rent by week. Young’s other parts of the l-ountrv/J f r SHOP — Piinting, Kngrtving, Apartments, office 200 N. Park CROSS-TIES— and polos, any Embossing. Sin us first. We do Ave. grade or dimension. See E, M. j it. Phono 417-W. It. K. AvenuaTW O NEW — nicely furnished " r » » » h . G eneva._____ Commcrciul Street. apartmens. $26 per month. Hl.i nm ee c u e , ,, r, W. First St. Phone 207. | 1(,,j 9 UIC,K p!‘ COM PETE NT ST KNOG It A PH E It 16— Houses For Hen! wanted, some bookkeeping ex­ perience necessary. Apply A. P. SIX ROOM HOUSE for rent Connelly and Son. nor Oak nj)U Evans St. July 20, Phone 20. 6— Help Wanted (M ale) y&y*yy; // yy This remarkable bronze doujRibo; model carries nil tbe spirit ot th Inch ul Die World Mar—imluiluq Some ot the inuil Tin- Legion pos with me largest uttctidunce nl Do stale ioiivctilion at Guthrie, pkla. Aug e amt V will l>e pieseotet with Du- statue which is otteret b> Lew Wentz, intlltonatie oil mui ot Pom a City /v / / / / ^ /A / u . - :. , y ,y , VAJI-H M O T H E R S G E T G (R A ^ . ni3 u.s. tat,of r. __________________ . . i I " — i ' ■ £ / • " e _________ ; A Galaxy o f Trans-Atlantic A ir Heroes Tuning Up rx*s>, * >• , 26— Miscellaneous For Sale ROOM BOYS W A N TE D —Can use five good Imivs who are hustlers. Can mips—MARMONS earn as high as a Jollar an after­ Sanford Automobile Co. noon. Apply Circulation Depart­ run llh N I : — 6 room unftirnish-; ed stucco bungalow, 2 lied Mngnoliu Ave. Phone 117 ment Herald. rooms, living room, dining room, 1 kitchen (equipped with electric! E NEW SANFORD BOOSTER range,) bath (with hot and cold: list" only $l.oo, Sludehfiker wntejr). titrated 211)0 Palmetto! [nry Ask for carbon juice with Avenue, rent summer rates, phone* Wine- stops the knock. San I 18. n Garage Co. Jazz Countess? I ROO.M Cottage, unfurnished, for rent. 1700 block, $26 a month, lb x 1700 care Herald. BY TAYLO R i x eerciiA rad A Nice T im e huh? , Paptatn It. II. McIntosh (above) Hid Colonel F. B. MturlDa nru planning to fly from England In (lie United States and back. They tie linunting the venture them* •elves. IL L S A ifS O - G O :; h a te d t erne newel LOT5A GOODIES T'CAT" Yi W(T SWAM 'N D A N C E D —GOSH, , v IT WAS FUN { A China His Goal t DIDT o o ! L KiNDo TH' C H A R L E S TO N ­ S'/ L O O K lT j - s ir OH -STANOIM' JIMMINW ! HOW’O MOD LEARN V DO THAT? I f you're a t e l e p h o n e subscriber simply lift the hook, ask for 148 and state your request. It’s a service that makes it comparatively easy fo r you to insert your advertisement. And Want ads o ffe r the solution to many a problem. There’s always someone eager to buy, sell or trade; someone who has a service to offer. Results are certain and the cost is quite mod­ erate. TH'HOTSANOJN my , P e er. A chnracte rirftic |tAotu of Josephine Baker, dark-skinned cabaret enter, taincr from the negro » • ! • » * < ' * New York. In Paris her singing and duncing have brought her groa' popularity und an Italian husband -ho claims to he Count Eepiio Almtino del Vcneti. If tlmt la* tnm then Josey’s the Countess Peplto Abutino etc. D A N C IN G Every Wednesday Night Lake Mary— Community Houso MO u t MT.orr. Qt127 Ifht* tckvicc WC Music by Syncopators. Lieutenant Herbert I.- Kindred ol Dallas. Tex.. Chlcago-lo-Dallas alrnall pilot, has entered tho Dallas:o-Hongkong raco for the $25,O0( itfered by W E. Easterwood, Jr. >f Dallas. Ho pluns to tly in i special monoplane now- tinder con­ struction, which will bo equtppoc with two Wright Whirlwind mo ■ors. Lieutenant Tom Hardin. ala« if Dallas, Is to bo bis companion Call Before 11 o'clock For The D a y ’s Insertion l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1927 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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U s R ic h e st G a r d e n L a n d NO. XVII. Leased Wire International News Service Vienna Civic Life Returns To Normal >rrinff Takes Issue WitliHcraldRcgardin" Price Brought !y Bonds In Gotham tke Statement Denies Charges Battle in iDRAINAGE PLAN Sacco-Vanzetti Followers Throw Bomb Into United DISCUSSED BY State Consulate At Nice STATE LEADERS VIENNA, July 10.— (INS) —Civic life having returned to normnl, Vienna prepared today to bury the dead of her period of rioting, Eighty-ora civilian victims of the socinlii demon­ strations of last week wiil * huried in a single grave in t central cemetery a t 2 o’clock to­ morrow afternoon. Six police victims will bo huried on Thurs­ day. The city government will hear the expense of the funerals, and, to avoid possibility of any disorders, has decreed th at only the executive committee of the socialist party, a delegation of workers organizations, city of­ ficials, and families of the vic­ tims may attend tho funeral. irtificates S o 1d A t ■ i NICE, FRANCK July l'J.-(IN S) , from tho side of the consulate inI.ocnl police are investigating |t 0 the garden. It smashed seven aa nttcinpted bombing a .° ! windows in tho building nnd my United M ates consulate here early Governor Martin And Other today, working on the theory that |"H 're >» »trown with glass. It was Prominent Lenders In Flo­ Sacco-Vanzetti sym pathizers arc i larky I was not there.” I Colonel Ilootes, U. S. M. C. rerida Meet In Hnltimore To responsible. The bond, was thrown during tho (tired, who lives on tho ground floor Talk With Davies Warfield cnrly hours of tho morning nnd.->r the consulate building with his caused several windows to he bro- vcifo and daughter had a narrow ken, but no one was Injured. .iOr- erratic. “ We were nsloop when the cupunts of apartm ents in the ran- bomb was thrown and its force sulnte building were nwnMped j throw us from our beds. Luckn J a nnd the building wns shnkenj se-1 dy our iron shutters were dosed Special Invitation Is 1' , verely. “The eliief of police called ,:tn.l they deadened the force-of the patched To George Marrtck n)nndng and offered apol- \p i•■ •m. This didn’t, prevent I* And Curliss “To Come In” 0gii*s’,” U. S. Consul Murphy told it windows from living broken the International'N ew s Service. land ornam ents being thruwn The bomb apparently wns thrown from walls nnd shelves.” .TIMOItE, —uly 111—(INS) Definite steps to bring nbout Plans Arc Continued To Drain Everglades ATTEMPT TO DRY |J,VSL UP CAPITAL ENDS:-'llcruld received in this 195.46, Bonds 95.07, Asserts The Mayor Nicaragua Is Resumed A s Help ComesT oAidRebels Windsor Jumps in SevcnYenrs n . r i T » r ii^ iir r t Fro,„ Smallest To Largest Of ( nnadian KxportCltics; <.ro.m nomain, ""'‘"""" S T I R S U P L E A D E R S MCAKAGUA MllH 1 Some Re Canada Government Gets $20 Per Case IN LABOR PARLEY 80 Per Cent Of llcrr And fit) Nicaragua Delegate Denoun­ Per Cent'Of Whiskey Made ces American Occupation Of lu Canada Is For The ll. S. Ills Country; Kellogg Says Sandino’s Men Arc Hnndlta nnJTOJPrt n o t F ollowing Ih till' f>oenn<l nr II p e r i l '. Ilf M o rl e . fr n tn ill. n e llii* Cnnnitliin (>or* tier, ti'll lt m n f i)i<> n e l l v l t i e . nf t urn n i t ia i 'i v i it h e r . w ill fo llu w d u lly . Fear Felt Lest - Enforcements Arrive Scene Battle Too Late To Help Marine Plane Is ~ Wrecked By Rebs General Sandino, Lib­ eral Chieftain I s Reported As Killed WASHINGTON. July 19.— (IN S )—The killing of 300 N icaraguans by American m arines provoked re­ ridn wero decided upon here today newed assaults today upon the By I.AWRKNCK SULLIVAN It Iic MANAGUA, July 19— (IN Internatim ifl NcwSi Service Slnff Coolidgc-Kclhvgg policy in ( cu­ D R R 11 i P V f A \ | f i al a •’•’••ferenci* of two-scare Flor­ iirning’s mail two letters aI ’M S )—Rebel Nicaraguan troops Correspondent l ’ A ljlls J U llX Ij,la business men and New York ll al America. llativc to tlie price brought WINDSOR. Ontario, July 19— Denouncing the American occu­ are reported to have renewed (bankers, railed by S. Davies W ar­ seven years pation of the country, Solomon Uo their siege of the United Stat­ city lsuit's »Jlch 1“": Two ltiromwr«_ or Citizc dens , fiejd, president of the Seaboard prohlliilion became I a Selva, Nicaraguan delegate to llion” FilCt'd Air Lin _ J ; -------la law, from one of the smallest to tho Pnn-Amoricnn Labor Confer- es marines holding Ocotal and M y > V ,N“ ,1 ° comService Asseeinli TlVor Forrest Lake. One coni’K S r X X “ if u » I there i» „pp...h™««.. here lest n , i i imlKlir O v e r Audience R is e s A n d Cheers the front rank <>f Canadian cx- H With Charge Of Perjury As The principal determination of liairation takes issue with Carlton Optimism m u , Ah L 'um m nnderltvrdA n:IA M -]i *>rt centers. Windsor rem ain, do m.t depart from my country reinforcements on the way tc Ktsult Of Liquor Atfiions the conference wns to float a $19,- Do>lc Outlook For Candidacy* And ...... r,i * * I.. t»-iv I'Vitlml ii n ty of cash payments. |,e Herald for its editorial _____ will have to ultimately dcs- j re lie v e the garrison arrive toe (lOO.OOO bond issue to provide fund sir-t.in ts l a k e . e i t ' In 1 • ■” i «'rcdlfc Is nlmost nn unknown quun- they Thinks CnttsWill HeSccond;| troy the entire population.” He Im m ent relating to a state- J WASHINGTON, July 19— (IN for tho work. The issue will be e s A t A N ig h t In fcpotn ltity among the rum traders whose charge,!* th a t the marines were Favors Economy, Saving ^ twQ worM of marlneg| uneat t h a t the bonds were sold —Two informers for an orgnnl- sold through Dillon, Dead and ('n., — —(oporations constitute the gravest Washington churchmen ami __ ____ __ and Co., Now York, Kldriclgc ' or. Tile w riter declares zntion of' ,,r4------................. NEW YORK, July 19.-(INK )— imcnnce to effective prohibition on- without w arrant nnd against tho dor the command of Captain H at­ Dovle E. Carlton of Tampa, America’s returned trans-A llan- f< rerm ent throughout the north- wishes of the Nicaraguan people field, nfter having fought off n ‘ be hns been reliably in- who have united voluntarily to n s-!a i a discount of 5 5*B (icr cent, outside of the ruling Diaz clique determined attack by General Sanmrd thttt they brought on. The sir-t police in drying up th e raptThe conferees agreed to gel i..*- nudldale for governor, whs n lie flier:, learned tin- or:<-• of fame cm tern quarter. placed in power by the state de­ dino's rebels last Saturday, nro ■ir in Sanford today in the in- ..... idnv when they received ronlinuond letter criticises this news- tnl pleaded guilty to perjury today Iiind a special act in the next F b r - j ' In 1912, Canadian exports partm ent. end were held in $5,000 hand lor of his candidacy. Mr. C a rl-' mi, ovations whenever lhey showed now reported mnking a new ef­ per for discrediting the adminida legislature which will permit • ter. through Windsor aggregated nlitfo rt to hold out against the new On tho other hand, Secretary of ration when th e issue was really action of the grand Jury. the condemnation and purchai e by ton arrived here early thiB morn- ihrmsolvcs in public, tlo less than $5,000,000 .The 1920 They were Charles D. Davis, 28, tho Everglades committee of those ing nnd left for his home this | The five noted nirmen-Com- exports were slightly more than State Kellogg, replying to n letter nttneks. posed of nt 97. Aeroplane squndrons hnve been Richard E. Ryrd, Clarence $51,000,000. The figures are from of protest from William Green, The prevalence of so many re- nnd Jesse W. Hall, 22. They were lands whose owners are unwilling afternoon aft**- having several mamler sent out to bomb tho rebels nnd D. Chtiinherlin, Bert Acosta. Lieut. charged with having falsely sworn conference., with friends nnd sup­ president of tho American Feder­ tii come into the project. The d the official records of the Wind­ rts as how much tho bonds G. O. Neville nnd Ilernt BalcliVn sor revenue office. to a litiuor w arrant. The men had tails of this plan remain to be porters. ation of labor, denounced Gen. attem pt to drive them off with ought toduy led The Herald to been mnehine-guns. One mnrine plane under the auspices worked out, but it was said a law Mr. (tail' i b optimistic over will resumo tli'dr “officinl” public It’s code of husinCM* ethics is Sandino, the Nicaraguan liberal Is reported to hnvo been brought pronch Mayor Forrest Lake for of theworking appearances tonight when tlu*y “Citizens Service Associa­ will he proposed whereby tho pro­ leader, us “« bandit” and his fol­ his campaign and expressed plea­ statement on this point in order by a crudely lettered a t the city’s epitomized 'umi were pnid $2.50 cat h perty can be procured lit a fair . u-e ovor the growing support will l.e honor y i placard displayed conspicuously in lowers ns “common outlaws." Kel­ down by the rebel*, hut the pilot ,at considerable misapprehension tion,” dinner in the Hotel Commodore. for making “buys” nnd turning price to all concerned. which he raid Ins candidacy is one of the prinrit nl w aterfront logg intim ated th a t Snndlno’s nnd gunner escaped. jv I* cleared nnd th a t jcltizcns tho evidence over to police. Davis 'I ho airmen were guests Inst The fighting began Inst Friday George E. Merrick nnd G len n ................ receiving daily fioin all sections <*f; pJncos of the “exporters.” forces continue to he treated ns ight he accurately informed on told the court he had a t one time . ..ntwtiiini.i !night nt the Forty-Fourth Street eating when tho rebel Gen Snndins a t­ “common outlaws” ’by the marines. Curtiss, Florida real estate ow ners,, thr; ntuto. ’the T In huge red letters against n e (piestion. 1 candidate* !th’;nl(,r where “ A Night In Spain” been connected with the Massa­ who were not identified with tho Sandino was one of tho liberal tacked Ocotal with 400 men well glossy white background it pro­ just completing •• tour of Uh IK mayor is authority for fi­ chusetts prohibition unit. present conference, will he invited state during which lie has visited i l.ring played. They were cheer­ claims: leaders who refused to accept the armed, supported with six mnehino nes that are different from the ■ The voluntary efforts of a group to “cornu in,” it wns raid. The ed wildly by the spectators ns they guns. At thnt time tho garrison "We have tin arrangement, with enforced peace which tho m arines consisted of 39 United States m a­ ice that have already been men- of capital churchmen to assist t ho i mr.feronco also passed a resolution practically every n t i o n . Frn.n entered their box. :, wldyh were established in Nicaragua under or­ r.cd. According to Mr. Lake’s uty received a setback today declaring it to he the ren-e of the oh:’>ct vntins gained on his trip. draped with American flags. So llu> hanks whereby* we will cash of Col. Henry L. Stlmson, rines nnd 47 members of tho Niclenient mode to Tho Herald this when two of the volunteer “in- leathering th a t the fcdernl govern* Mr. Carlton is «*l the opinion th '" tumultuous was thu applause that no checks and they will sell no ders special state departm ent envoy to arr.gunn constabulary. Tho defend­ soup.” enoon, the snle included $151,- form ers” aponsored by the church should step in and aid this Sidney J. Cntts will ho his chief (’emmardcr Byrd, who wore his Nicaragua. While Gen. Moncndo, ers had only two machine guns. The Canadian fcdernl and ap­ of certificates sohl nt 95.40 organization were white naval uniform, had to arise arrested on project in the general interests nf tpponent. double nttnek wns begun by proximately $20.00 revenue Trent the liberal’s general isslmo, ro theA rebels, Herman j f 1 haw. d $100,000 in bonds which charges of perjury, and as a result reclamation nnd flood control. Belief tlud neither one directed against luctantly submitted to enforced dis­ > ininandcr Byrd was moved every care of liquor which clears *contracted to dispose at a price the district prosecution was pro­ Tile conference adjourned this a f­ Dann nor Dr 1-.. r»i llnthaw nv tho Americans the other against arm am ent of his men by tlie ma­ their ports, nocimso most of the deeply by the warmth of tho reccpIn ns candidate 1M.07. paring to nolle prosso some 25 ternoon, apparently Well » ilisfled will off. i tin*• * the Nicaraguan constabulary. The him an.l his com American^ consignments nre billed rines, Sandino, with 500 of his fol­ nssnult wns furious nnd Sandino In his commit mention to The He­ liquor cases. w ith having mapped out the broad for governor w cxpi cssrd by Mr. t n a< ,ir<l 1<1 am lowers, fled to the hills nnd main­ indeed grateful eiiginally to non-American ports, ld,. George _ G.. H erring, Sanford The men arrested, nr« accused general lines of the new Ever­ Carilon wlv. :■! <> predicted that nnnions. it is impossible to determino from tained a guerilla w arfare. It wns is reported to havo inflamed his J <m- y, declare, tty ‘ *•' V p'.oplo, having sworn falsely to affida- glades policy. While there an* two other*-, nil *ady nnnou* red i for tho honors and for tho expres­ tin official records what quant 1- this force that is reported to have men by declaring the) he .wanted sions* nt friendship in behalf of the to "drink tho Yankees' iilood.’i |ant to know from some author!- | vits of liquor purchases. VDavis multitudinous details to hr worked candidates, will pnilmhfy v*!thdraw p: ..pie of New York," said tho com­ t It*-* of beer, ale. wines and hard attacked the marines detachment tivo source what tho bonds [Waa sponorod to tho police dcpnrt- out, and many obstacles still to he from, the race. Despite the o n n r M l a w i ) odif* mander. “ I cannot help hut feel liquors clear to the th irst content a t Ocotal, resulting in nearly 300 against them tho Americana anil upht and says “ I have heard it nient by the “Citizens Service As- overcome, the conferees appeared Describing the election of Mr. that ibis same sentiment is f«*lt of the United States from Wimf- casualties. ztcl by those who profess to sot intioa,” formed recently by a to feel thnt a great sta ll had been (’a lts as tin worst thing tlm t could their allies withstood the attack ,1 t w|, We did* not try to do sor. A resolution wns prepared for in­ without yielding nn inch of ground. now, th at the bonds sold for only group of churchmen to inform made. happen to tin* state nt this time, nn thing spectacular. We wero A. K. Nash, auditor of the royal troduction in tho i’nn-Americnn For 17 hours the fighting continu­ J cents on the dollar.” the police of dry law violations. About $3,000,000 would he re­ Mr. Carlton declared th at what commission of Canada, which in­ Uni.ing another phase of tho ( H arry M. Dou Ilitt, field secre- quired for the building of a leveo Florida needs most now is n "sufo w aking in tho interests "f the vestigated recently smuggling op­ Lnbor C onfereii^ today denounc­ ed. Sandino sent a note to Capuirti-.n. Mr. Herring continues, Itary of the association, recently at tlie south end of Lake Okeecho­ nnd sane adm inistration" with science of aviation, hut clrcuniBtnn- erations nlong the I iternntinnni ing the American occupation of tho tai Gilbert D. Hatfield command­ was it tho personal endorsement “pointed with pride to the assist- bee and the building of additional policies definitely pledged to a ee t force dus into a thrilling ad­ border,, is authority for the sta te ­ little republic. Indications were that ant of the gnrrison demanding, the • ' ‘ surrender of tho Americans. • |f die man on a indebtedness of* ante his workers were giving the canals to take the flood waters off I rngrnm **f ccoaomy and entreiu'h- venture.” ment that 80 ,per. cent all th It would pass overwhelmingly. . .. of. ..........0 1-71,000 th at induced New York police, citing Davis’ reconi‘ .partl- to sea, it was point'll out by tho laent. The Tumna man «aid llmtHatfield Bent hack tho reply **S Do Lnisclvn, who represents the JACKSONVILLE. Fla., July 19-1 beer and OP per rent of nil tho I .inkers to purchnsa the bond issue culorly. Tliis is said to hav* engineers. these policiei arm being followed (INS) Preparations won', undor j whiskey made in Canada for cx- Nicaraguan federation of labor in th at: “ American m arines never Jr was it this very low figure ;.t inomptcd police suspicions, and »«n Stales the conference, declared tlie United surrender.” he added:—“ Even If Draining of the Florida Ever-j by most of tlie cities and counties wav here today for Ihe ? •(■option . port reached the United i hich the bond issue could he pur* investigation followed. last year through Windsor. States has no right to keep ma­ u e had no food and no w ater you of Colonel Charles A. IJ ulbergh, According to the police, Davis gludi’H Inis been under discussion i jM their efforts to stabilize tho nnd his famous plane. “T* o Spirit JhRscd that induced tlicm to buy fig h t to Under tho existing rum tr e a t/ rines in Ids tus country to maintain would find us full of ;••••** r- vthn. since 1904 The project was g iv e n ,K tutu n fter a period of extrnvagwas asked to go to the home of Ike bonds?*' nf St. Louis," which is tchedlded between the Ottawa and Washing­ President Diaz in the presidential ,M U .* . ^ will never take Oeotnl favornblc consideration at the last unco. Tlie necessity for a l.uslne sThe second letter, written by u sn active member of the force nnd until tho Inst of us is dead.” to arrive here on October 10, He ton governments, Canada is obli­ palace. try to ”m«ike a buy.” The volun- session of the Florida legislature like administration nt Tallahassee will In* accompanied by a cabin gated to use every effo rt to curb (Continued On l’ngo Three) The first news of the bnttlo “ It mukes no difference who is leached the outside world when tcor dry agent returned with a when tho Everglades reclamation was strei sod again by Mr. Carlton monoplane hearing representatives the flow of American gold over ns ho pointed out the spending nf the United States d e n rm e n t nt the international line. Her efforts president," ho asserted, “the Unit­ two scout planes, following out pint of corn whiskey which, ac­ act was passed. Lately, however,certain interests orgy* indulged in by the recent commerce, Ho will fly hero from in tills direction, however, hnvo ed .States has no rig h t to send ma­ their schedule, visited Ocotal. Per­ cording to tho charges,* he swore lie had purchased from one “ Dan ill the state have developed oppo­ legislature. • Now Orleans and will leave for At­ I ren handicapped greviously thus rines into my country nnd kill my ceiving thnt a battle was in pro­ Mills.” Two other patrolmen had sition to the purpose of the re­ gress they hastened hack to MnnMr. Carlton has been in public lanta October II. fni by the fuel that tho Canadian countrymen.” been stationed in their brother of­ clamation act. The Ocotal battle, from the ngun to report. American heudlife for a number of years in Tarnroyal mounted police, charged with ficers’ house to see if Davis ap Among those attending were:- p a lie has i.t ried tlmt city as the enforcement of the treaty pro­ standpoint of cuiiuUtt-s, iH one of qunrtcrs sent out immediately fiv» VISlT Tl! °L k E C E , Pa., Ju ,j’ *U | jnmred " a t'th e address, and they (Continued On Pngo Threo) J. B. Briggs, Lake Wales; Jules mayor mid llillsbiirengh county visions, wear, as n nnrt of the the .ini!.t sanguinary conflicts M. Burguieres, W est I’alm Beach; traditional uniform, l.rilllant red Am i ii *i forces have ever engaged sh i A. B. Cliitty, Jacksonville, Fla., membe"l »f° tlm tewer house .Mr. J ^ y 0 W c d l l G S d i i y tunica which, on days of high vis­ in in pen < time. Three hundred trobiciu—scrap the plants for rests for perjury Herman Dana, St. Petersburg, F. Carlton ...... ..........Uv holn,f ibility limy ho seen oven from the c a su ltid constitute nn engagement rn,l ' ll the powder to the highest American shore. E. Elliot, Tallahassee: F. P. Firm ­ of major proportion:,. Not Hint chosen Mai their useful parts will bring “ Palntoea*’ nre Canada's prin­ many men were killed in Per­ ing, Jacksonville;; Harvey Greer, term . He la te r i irv cd with d r u m - ' _____ • Ddd'-r, Dr. Charles I . Parsons, West Palm Beach; George It.Hills. ction in tho stale senate. export to Detroit through shing's sortie into Mexico. MOSCOW, July 19.— (IN S )— | FJvrrylldng is In readiness for cipal notary of the American Chemicthis thriving gateway. Great mumEngineer, Jacksonville; Charles Tho midland bunk of Cleveland • It is expected tlmt tho bloody (tho Sanford good will delegation I' Soiiely told the institute of tiles of “rush-perishables,” are a l­ Hunter, Tallahassee; lion. L. W. ^ . /1 i i(M ( which leaves this cit• tomorrow lit i so cleared. Between 75 and 10d conflict will result ill n renewed ef­ pinna to extend credits to Amtorg, [himittiy j„ session here today. IfD tS CHICAGO, July 19.— (IN S )—Re­ Jcnnins, Okeechobee; Don. P. '("h"- i ^ R p i f O I o’clock abroad n Clyde IJno cars of exports aro run through fort to luive the marines w ith­ the Russian soviet trade organi­ Parsons said tho Min tie Shonli maining in Chicago for only two stun, Okeechobee; II. M. Latlinm, Steam er for Jacktonvlle where the Micldean Central tunnel under drawn from Nicurngun nn noon ns zation in the United States, and I'-velopment was a waste of $150,- hours nnd thirty-tw o minutes, St. Petersburg: E.L. Mack, Lake­ lKHi,(xii| ()a ., chimera. the party will he entertained by the Detroit river every 21 hour... congress convenes. Opposition to to American firm s selling farm Lieuts. Lester J. Maitland and Al­ land; Ft: F. Maguire, Orlando; the Jacksonville chamber of com­ Actual inspection of every car the Coolidge.Kellogg policy In Nic. machinery in Russia, according to bert Hcgcnborger, first flyers to Gov. John W. M artin; G. Z. llillips, merce, would remdre an American cus­ nrngun was pronounced in the last the official newspaper Izvestia. span the Pacific in a non-stop Jacksonville; ll.O. SchringjSchring This statem ent is hosed upon a An elaborate pp .'i*ani of enter­ toms sta ff of 60 men in tlie rail­ session, and with adm inistration Frank B. Shut.ts, Miami; Albert flight from California to Hawaii, statem ent which it is asserted wus strength greutly weakened in tho tainment has been planned for the road yards alone, according to rail CHICAGO, July 19.- <1N’S ) departed hero nt 10:17 A. M. Chi­ Thornton. Tampa; Geo. E. Tribble, Aaron delegation which Ir hides in a* lit- officials. The present system is to new Congress it is likely thnt tho made to tho odcssa correspondent Snplro admitted today no Jacksonville; A. II. W agg, West cago daylight saving time. The two Palm Bench; S. Davies Warfield, Imd received n “substantial n- j„„ t „ r»0 or mon local men two pick n car here nnd there a t rnn- adm inistration’s policy is in for of Izvestia by “u Mr. Fisher of the midland hunk of Cleveland. •-ONDON-, July |». — (IN S) — nviutorH changed front u small a r­ Pres. Seaboard Air Lino Rwy. Bal­ mount” from Henry Ford in the from Luke county and five from clom in cnrii trnin. some rough handling. I tov. I'omniiniist plot ill the my plane to u tri-motored one simi­ timore; Carl \V,■idling, capitalist, settlem ent out of m ini of hit* Mleri Orange county. Tl • party will rcWind..or hankers decline to re ­ Senator Win. E. Borah, chair­ I :,,rii I i t Imlii M has been dis- lar to the plane in which they flew 11/ Lauderdale. real how mtic.li of their new bank man of tho foreign relations com­ i.uit ngninst tho Detroit manufnet- turn home Friday "»on. |" . ,r,'d by tiie Itatavian nuthor- the Pacific. urer, I Among those win. plan to make deposits is the properly of oxpor- m ittee, is among the outstanding Only u few officials were on a--cording to a Central News Snplro rec« ived Ford’s check yes- j flu- trip will he tho following: S. O. ters to the Detroit m arket. In one opponents of tlie Nicaraguan poli­ hand when tho arm y plane contain­ di*E‘tch today from tho Hague. terdny simultaneously with the Khinhoiacr, Fred T. Willinms, T. \V. lunk, however, the account of one cy. During the Inst session ho de­ I he plot xxair, on a large r.cnlo ing the flyers swooped down on withdrawal of the $1,000,000 action J,.ncs, W. I*\ Bailey. It. A. Ncw- of the large it shippers showed de­ nounced Hie murine intervention PARIS, July 19.-(IN S)—z The r 'r"' aimed nt complete sul.jugat- municipal air field hero ns Mailin the D etroit federal court where mnn, <•• L. Britt, George Brock- posits of $271,01)0 in 10 days early und iK'cuputlon of N icaragua as Grand Duke Nicholus is reported in July. land und Hegcnbergcr surprised Il<"’* ,l"’ di patch staled. JACKSONVILLE, Fin., July 19 Judge Charles C. Simmons signed hahn, R. A. Cobh, S. It. Dlghton, seriously ill nt his chateau near Tho secret service of tho runner “one of the blackest chapters In Paris. Ho is understood to bo suf­ army men bv arriving fully an hour (IN S )— W. It. Day of A tlanta, the onler of discontinuance. 1J. L. M arentte, It. L. Honker, .American history.’* Most of tho combines along the Detroit river abend of schedule. b u r n s own wife Supiro would not disclose tho a- Charles E. Henry, W. L. Watson, hero is ono of tho most effective Democrats nnd progressives sup­ fering from interm ittent fainting form er deputy prohibition admini­ stra to r of Georgin, is today in mount of the check, but one re- Jam es Pittm an, F’. J. Trotter, of underground intcllig- ported him in his opposition to the spells nnd his entourage la g rea t­ JACKSON'-n j.K .F In ., July 19-LIVERPOOL COTTON GOOD charge of the Florida District, re­ port set tho figures nt $140,000. j C. M. I’owell Jr., A._ It. Platt, systems ly concerned. g< ore ever devised to facilitate nn stale department. *•'•**( l.n raged because she placing Jam es II. Lee. A number “ I will not stuto what Mr. Ford Clyde Byrd, Perry Weinberg, A. outlawed enterprise. Its heaviest LIVERPOOL. July 19.-(INS) """M not cook his breakfast, n of charges in the prohibition forces paid me,” Supiro said. “Of course Raffeld, J. II. Pnwc, J. D. Chitteii- labor is to forewarn operatives of "'gro yesterday threw gasoline Spot cotton was ill fair demand of the state is expected by to­ it was dlny Chittenden, wus au suhstantinl suiminniini npiount. npiouni. Ii Ulen, urn, L i,ciioy cm ueniien, K. «\. B. i». Mc*m '" {approaching “hot points" on the ............. of his wife,Lizzie hero today with prices steady. night. it wus intimated by the new want it understood, however, thisIC "'er the clothing this Crnkcn, White, W alter jAmerleun | American side. Only onco in the tho lai last rakcn, Judge J. E. K. While, • ampson, and set it on fire. Burns Sales totaled (1,000 hales; receipts, ndm instrntor today. . . represents . part1 of the costa j Coleman, Major ••-«*---• - “•■• fMir ' .check McKenzie «DavidH ‘has tills system foil,"d drived from the l.lnzing gasoline 1 1,000 hales. Futures closed steady Day’s post in Atlanta will he and nil of the Attorneys' feen in- non._J. G. Bull,,11. J. Lehman, .!. S. j p, WOrk. On thnt occasion la.it Uwcd fatal. The negro was with July nt 9.51 D; October 9.7"D: filled toifny by Howard P. Wright, cident to the suit. I wns completely *...... Williams, Paul II. Monahan, P. E. I April, n rich cargo of wine liquors r 'irg. (| with murder in the first December ..821); January 9.HHD; assistant deputy adm inistrator un­ satisfied with Mr. Ford's retraction Perkins, George McKory, A rthur (pushed un on n beach a t night •agree by county officers. ' March 9.941). nnd neither usked nor received pe­ Yowell, W. J. Thigpen, Joe Gill, directly into n circle of United der Lee. R. J. Holly, John Melscli, A. P. State? customs men on Klenk Is­ No reason for Lee’s dismissal, cuniary damages,” Each day Tho Herald will present five question* concerning Connelly, F’orrcst laikc. land. Thirty-five persons were nrwhich took place several days ngo, Sanford’s history, its industries, its city g o y o r ^ M t ite re c rjW. B. Williams, It. B. Wight, Roy rested an,! a $125,000 cargo seized. wus announced. • ntio.ml facilities und other interesting subjects. The ®a“we™ " V 1 Williams, Robert Masaka, S. S. he given with the questions. Persons who have questions w h i c h FISH FOR AQUARIUM i!uunt<)itj . I.. Hurt, Mr. B i r d . Mr. Wolfe, lt. It. Dcus they desire to have included in this column, may communicate Culler, Karl Itoupiitlat and Secre­ KEY WEST, Fla., July 19— with Tho H e r a l d . ______________________ . ■ , j** L Murrah, white, hn» been The still wus made of copper and WASHINGTON, July 10— (IN tary Pike of the Cleurinont chain| • :"tod in the Seminole County jnll hickory. It wus too large to he (IN’S )—John J. Shcu, aqunrinst i lu*r of commerce und Senator M. O. re.««.*QTinNH ANSWERS with the New York Aquarium, S —G reat Britain und Japan havo li,K.rKe'i ,Vith thc m anufacture of brought to Sanford so the depu­ sails tonight on the Mallory Stea­ not reached any agreem ent on to ­ Ovorstrcct und a party of four till. Kan 1 1. F irst Street is 65 feet wide TOKYO. July 19— (IN S )—Tlw W hat is the width of ban^ J J ineM .ection and 31 feet !uaorj . owlnK h‘® a rrest ycstcrothers from Orlnndo. Japanese Gerninn commercial tal cruiser tonnuge, even of n ten­ ford’s main stre e t? afternoon when he is said to ties destroyed it, it wus announced. mer Comal firr New York with tative nature, it was said ut the in the residential district. treaty, giving Germany preferred iwV. •ten cal|Bht operating n still Very little liquor was found, it more tliun 6,000 odd specimens of state departm ent today, anent re­ SHOOTS BROTHER ANI) W IFE trade right*, will be signed form ­ 2. Mrs. A. C. Woodbriilgn wi wus stated, hut nearly 20 barrel) members of the finny tribe, gath­ •wo mile, east o f Forest City. 2. Who is Sanford’s oldest wo­ has lived here 60 years. a t the foreign offirc tom or­ ered in tiie w aters about Key « cat ports from Gencvu that such an NASHVILLE, TEN N .J u ly 19— ally man inhabitant? Knoil?14. Steplienson and of mash were found, 3. I)r. L. M. Moore. row, it wus re|>orted today. The ent hnd been reached. 3. Wno w as tho firs t postm ast­ it is believed thnt the capture in Ane week. The collection will agreem (IN’S )—Apparently mentally unWhich'.). on Information treaty will annul tho prohibitory The departm ent's announcement »ro J °. h“'1 wcelved some time of Muiruh yesterday will b r in g an replentish tho Florida water exhi­ was presumably based upon advic­ J.ulanrt-d, E. G. Scruggs J r . shot dyestuffs restrictions which grew er of Sanford? . Two. 4 . How ninny Sanford men were and nlmost instantly killed Will 4 ‘o v u r 0u.t to Plate about end to liquor making in the For­ bits a t the aquarium. out of the World War. es from Ambassador Hugh S. Gib­ (fun,i m yc*te,rday afternoon and est City section. M urrah has long killed in service during tho World son. Negotiations have been in Scruggs, his brother, nnd then fir­ ed u bullet into his wife’s hip ns FORT MEYERS — $2,000,000 W ar? hi." ill ,n the act of « « « « been under suspicion, officers anid progress between the British and l’UNTA GORDA — Hatch Bro­ 6. Four. Sanford, Oviedo, L’J ‘tills wa* ono of the largest hut until yesterday it has l>ccn im­ 6. How many incorporated it was said, hqt there lie suddenly appeared at id* fa th ­ paving program, to he initiated in 1. N:.., Plur<*d in several months, possible to get the necessary evi­ thers constructing new packing Japanese, wood and Altamonte, tide *ity. om home, here, is yet not any rigii of ng cities in Seminole County? plant, a** a cnjKtcsty qw0 gnllonx, dence nffQtnri bln;. TAMPAN RUNNING'ATLANTIC FLIERS FOR GOVERNOR IS ENTERTAINED AS SANFORD VISITOR THEATER GUESTS Muscle Shoals Great Waste; Says Chemist •zsr h sr,!tT ?E j a t s r ..... - ,, PacificFliersArrive Chicago Be l ore Due « il" Good Will Tour To ,. L e a v e Wednesday ;r:0n I wo Day I rip Soviet Organization Will Receive Credit In S ettlem en t O f Suit Out Of Court onmumiMs Plots Arc Revealed In Batavia Grand Duke Nicholas In Serious Condition Day Replaces Lee As Liquor Administrator A s k M e A n o th er! Deputies’ Raid At F wrest City Nets One Arrest, Big Still, 20 Barrels Of Mash No End In Sight For Deadlock In Geneva |Japanese Prepared To Sign New Treaty �THE SANFORD HERAT,P. MONDAY, JULY 18, 1927 PA RE s r x I? c D e m p se y nar^ev maae mi, Training For Big Garden *✓ ' By In ternational News With interest in the pennant race practically killed hy the Yankees’ le a g u e fans today tum ed their a t ­ tention to the Ruth-Colirig duel Gehrig pickled his thirtieth liomi r ye 'etdny and is again tied with the Pril i'. The blow tied the score in ti e Yankcc-Rrowns contest, and In i h >mer hy Rob BIcuscl on tl • re* 1 hall pitched enabled the ' w Ymkers to win, 6 to 4, for ' r ninth straiglit victory over tlic Brownies. \ f ' W alt’ Johnson breezed home i 1 win over the White Sox • Yb mate.; were shelling Ted i. •• ciY the landscape. The Sox ! l ■i k Into the second div­ 'T in Speaker collected three hi. ninl passed Ty Cobl/s mark in the batting averages. Detroit climbed to fourth place nosing out the nthlctics in the ninth, f* to 4. McManus tripled and scored when Jimmy Dykes con­ verted a limit into n touchdown in- iJ U Develajmcnl Of Left Hoik 1 Object Of Jack’ Triinm . Privately; Burk* ! Doss V.ill lie Easy Winner j International Knwu 6 |m tts tlrdtor . Bv GKORGK HARRY Intcm ntici-'l News J-’rn ic e Spec* ' iul Corrc* pauilcnt ■i. SARATOGA iH ' Y. _ July ' Th ■ r padlocked Ut 1 i ft, gate that lends to Jack Dm .ij ■<■•/' i I' .m i -: • I w 'v rrertry amend the quartern of the . ex-hnns of mug mangier . All of which ! I’ehi'.* i! ^ IF '. fet’blt e f ’i r l '«> cover tie* »*f *t th ' ‘t Dcnpncy isn’t ;..l through t'h Jr . ^.^jj'rk. that lie InLoij n hit with KUn ling in Ids cottage nnd that ' HsL'y Mark* out in close quarter., with ! M arty Burke. | And ali <■' the war!; * • R - . tm trii upon dovtlopnic it o" a ! r'hook r.ttack for the bodv: eomcthlng tlmt Dcnip-'-y I • ’ ■ Mill he l el t..hi fid tii K - ’V Sharkey and give him anoth ; ' ernek a t Gene Tuniicy, the ce!ei hrated monk of the .V. t .n !a h , M ountains. .., Dempsey was on the i d > • • today, hut how far he v ent i' ' : .i j B f » . : arcrct. Hut lie v/ns absent a l a g t ; P ■ while, mi l v.liut he did while •■ the road is another secret. Rut th h * Idrils around here v I.1 ; t ' H ' nemcwiieru along Dio line he n ' Dave Shade tin I nl«> II i i ! I thnt they jiractlced n hit of t ’ 1' b nnd that In the ii'blo art of di ■ m ranging human cumplc.'.iiii-1. Burke Is etill non-committal ibout stories that he ho h >n I '■orlng In some sylvan dell, or o ■\ the cottage of Jack l)cm| c.v. II h» also non-committal as is how j he i mile hy a me y looki and n well skinned nose brii! e. , But he Isn’t nt all coAimittil Br-V- about his Ideas on the nutcome < B h .. Thursday night's luawl. ; “I think Jack is a reaper riv IK," ' ml clnrli," he -aid. “ He’, m i T | t» pull a few litt!•' things in t !: •» Bfc.J. . ring th a t’ll surprise the cii,do:.i.-:' and smpririe .Sharkey mo ' of The oraumption '»•« that le e , i ■ L » il;j i ■ < Uetr.p >•’;■ pm .in m ' I BasebaliStatistics fn Major Leagues l climbed ri'ilit drwn rt vil thought for u moment, thn soles of my feut i crc for ti:o Pit of it rod I.' '• . Thtt sun Is oomv... . *. < all for invoIVi: and a it**’- '■ tho athlete \.im give. Ii ua* t In a very moded voice, Jack Shml.t.. ij lie will take Dempsey when they fight in New York soon. The i: o: ii w rap p er feels confident he will be the lit M i liampioti of the -• ••>I•*. and, ns a result, he knows pli !i, before he can get to lie will have t •> beat Dempuey, the c . Ceoe Tunney for Ids title. This is p . ic lt'.ciu a rt for use at your I It tsuiu c'lth- r Ik fun- or a fte r the fight. Helps Yanks AMP! 1C \ V ASSOt i \TIDN I .'iiiIkv'ill**. 1-3; Kiuitutn City, H-7. j i '• unliu . ft-fi: St, Paul, 13-17;' ’cojiil gitiiv’ 7 innings). To'iilo, P-R;M!nnoupii|is, 7- - ; (*'• lie K*. a tribute to the I >ss. Hut th..* I > •. is busted when It is n i u ■ Cvv’ ht»\*il that ju st prior to thn Tu i : • iscy fig h t Burke raid: s * “Jack Isn’t right, lie's fur fie .i right. I don’t think lie i m i !o;>| Tunney. Ills only chance ii to ou* • i top him end outpoint him nil i th a t's n tougti Job for him to out MLCaguinr.t n amort, fnrt lonti l i..* ft-" ’i'unncy.” R -j'.The rump of Denij. v 11 1 once teemed with sparring " ;r t It r.crs, Is taking on a desi rtcil u:*Bb. tioflranee. A d o . tl or m :«• < * . fBfr. flow er en.M have tlis inpi ;.r I, other pair or two \ ill ! >; i t t i . t'»\vn tonight. By Tueitda ■ it • likely that only Jlurl.e ;u . C ' v/Ul remain. I ' Thu secretive 1 eo PI. nn ; it' , r? th a t Dempuey will do “ A Iiul wr vk” Tuesday a fter which h will begin to pack hir. Iiagi i i .m M S g te r the Jaunt New Y u!.. Tagging AllBases HlcnJ of a fiutout. ,out of six, playing the wor. The cardinals pot rough withi'in the league last Dazzy Vahee, Brooklynn Ace,in thn’! Mompliia got the molt hi ninth ami won G to 3 on Schulte's triple. Reinhart, who started on the week, chalking „ P w . tiie mound «i'or the world’s champ­ week While New Orlcnni , ion*. was hatted out of the Imx hy in only 71 hits but were .K( n f >li. A long, hard foul hy Cnrcy the chicks in the hatting. in the seventh convinced the St. The Pelicans however mad* Louis hoard of stra te g y that trou­ ble was in the offing, and Rein­ hits count mid scored u hart, much to his surprise, was while the Chicks only »C0! waved out of the picture. runs for tho week. The othor fight-tennis were idle. Memphis got five of the 2J runs in the league hint Wwi Memphis TKNN. July IH.-(INS) Orleans, Mobile. Nndivill March onward towards the lead­ Little Rock tied for second 1 ership of the Southern League,the New Orleans Pelicans last week with three homers each. Tnylor|of|Memphis hit his won five out of the six games play­ ed,three of the victories being over fill circuit clout yesterday, i moved to .---the top ...I of the the league lending Barons, Memphis and Mobile won four division during the week each anil lost only two for second PENSACOLA — honors of the week's play. N ash­ ville won four and lost three. ments bring made to Little Rock and Chattanooga each droinc lipro. won three and lost four. Birmingham was in had form CRYSTAL RIVER and won only two out of the lost Hardware and Furniture six games while A tlanta lost five established here. Newark, 7-7; Buffalo, linbiiuoie, 9; Syracuse, Only games w luduL d l‘. ' RWATKIt — Alrdroiiiu to i.iiili.iiicil hi Clearwater. I \\ SMYRNA — $fifi,not) new .lie Temple being ererted auaiities A Slab isf niarbln will bend unE I'eriiiients conducted hy two In. littniMiidi*, 3-1; Milw.iuki. , ili : it . own v. i iglu in n century ur i m I'hyiiologisti show Unit (.’.ret !<• limingj eivuii'l 7). ! two, Thi i:t shown l<y jo.mic «Mtae if i'W : i.d goat a are given music old inaritle benches which have "it'ii tl Ir milkings they will N \ I ION VI. I i: v e in ragged in l!ij middle. 1(1-19; Itciel" er,7J * Nt i a cil (ptunitlca of milk. i ’n;; •, (! o'clock luw). j T ' IVH G R A N G E R a f.mcy nam e,” ^ ® a tobacco dealer writes ti«, ” put it in n fancy package and it’ll bring as fancy n price r.s any tobacco.’* friend ii probably right . . . For wo linon’cf no other tobacco that otTcr3 pipe emokers more in good taste ami superb smoking qualities . . . Bui it’s the fact that Granger is Ottr Meet John C:,?tinwskl. catc!.< r for Y ankc i, who In having cjulto a largo 'g irt !ti tlm iiihVcb.v of thu llu m o ii th di ii r li tilu exc'.llcnt work l a, !: < ilm plato. • Gr.i4w! alii linn cuu;;lit tho luujnrily of llio liumca played by. tho Yanha tliij packed w ithout frills, in heavy foil in­ stead o f ccstly Lin, that makes possible League Standings YESTKKIlAY’S HOME Rl \ i AMERICAN l.l’Af;I K Scnroii’a Player and Club Yt t rii: v Tuf d ( b h rlg YankfiM t 1i M fuael Ynnkci * l ■ laim ar Athletics 1 I rnce fa r below f other tobacco o f equivalent quality NATIONAl. I.EAti 1 E l ilt, bill i’ll THE LEADERS A mei lean; Gehrig, 30; IS l.i.rm ri, 14; Slm tiions, 13,. National: William*. 1H; by, I t j Wilson, 13; \Vcbh| 1 i lic.se <I.t\ . . ' ' | e i Ottnded Ilie div i !i l.i 1 dl ui.'.ny f in? honored liogies, r t.h n ,: ’ • '... • • one lo i;<> is the eoiivietinti that in nn.' r to . ]| a man Miinething we have to sit before him j 1 It k him in the . >c. Brooklyn . PhilaHilpliiii LEAGUE T0TA1 S Niitloi.nl 3«L Auiiorlcan—200. LEADING MAJOR I.P.At!EE 1111 i El NATIONAL I KAGt'K P la y er und Club (S AB K II PC’i P. W aucr 'Pittsburgh .... Ci 192 30 72 .37 AMERICAN Now York .......... Wm hlngtuu ....... I Itil licit-1)itii ii ..... Detroit . . . .... Barnhart, P ittsburgh .. 5217110 00 .37 •/in «tu i (niitooniv h-nk- J "Out ltarri*. \ Pittaburgh 04102 SC 72 .7, Frisch. Ft. Ixiula ..... 81317 OH 12J .33' ILiriier, V- Now Y..I I 77 20 • l : 92 .35 .•L rn d c r u >«ar og'* today: Bic tor, l iriciunati, 371. A M E R IC A N L K V G t ’I? P layer and Club G AB R H I’( : Rimnions, y PhiluuHjiliiu «J 329 72 1.12 .1 Gehrig. Npyv York . P ^ N v u York Kc’mng. t i l Ft. l>iul* F. Miller, »*v Ht. 1/ads .... 88 3 Hi M j:M .> 09 M l n v j ,:i P't 1C • ,:i fi w.,/ tu HcJitct , i i (Turn'* iuu lately I . T’t [ Results Of G I.E A G tl i-it-Louin gamer, AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago 4; WnHhimrtun Di ri it 5; Philadelphia 1. St. 1/juis -I; New York Other i ; licduled game :, n SO I'Til EASTERN I EAGUI M ant" uiicry 13; Albany Fit. Augurt 8; Columbus Os lii'M, Hit aiheduled. 7'’ J.12 33 .'■! .3 ■ • l thite iiii.iM id hi '•ur v{ K+xll. A re iue>t e l In n it C i ’r i ir ..,f ■’iifor kliU l-r.Mg low {J ...A- »u v*-.~ ri mmfc '•'A'V 1 T he astut i ' ndi r 1 i ionnd that a talk with lii.s out of- town prospect hy longdistance telephone is ju st as productively personal— and is much less cxjiensivc. 'J’Jte .stiles executive o f any class of business would do well to n juest us to furnish data on what others in his line are accomplishing hy long di lance telephone. And nt the same time we wid he glad to assign a trained represciita-* live to help him plan a telephone eumpuign. No bulky, ro»tly' lin. Sensibly packed in licavy foil, benco A note or call to our Commercial Department will In in information that other executives re­ gard as invaluable. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE A \I • i5LEGRAPH COMPANY; Oilumlo, 9, Tampa, 5. hcbedulcd. o a a n n p. R r o u g h c u t is MADB BY TOO I.IG G IiT T ti MYERS TOBACCO �M IL SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY. JULY 19,1927 PAGE TWO Lets Get Out And Vote The Sanford Herald He Sure As Brisbane Sees It citizens J roklUlird r r t r r ■ftcm»o* rtrriit Pomtiir f* Hantnrd. PlntM t t i l UlnKlinlla A rtlU ti Is S. J. NIX a Tough Kid to Wean On August 5, less Ihnn Ihroo weeks away, of Sanfurd will be called upon to decide an issm* which in Ci'SHfirk nr Republican. Wntrrrit "■ He m u d ('!«■■ ' I n n e r . of paramount importance to tint future progress of the E a r t h '* I 'uldcM S p o t. O rlerrr Tt. lttll. al Ikr Pnatorflr'*or Unaford, Florida, • f.rtrr Art of city, it is the duty of every citizen* man or woman, to ex-, Ronit of Sarrcfl Aprs. fnncrrM nl Marek. 9, lltlli______ ercisc his or her privilege of casting a ballot in the coming' What They Want, They Get n o i.lan d u Br a n ,— ' icniTon election. Questions arc at stake t hat demand a decisive l»y ARTUUft BRISBA N E it. iiow.Ann n i t n a ----- manauku ■ A l t L I C II. J O U R S , M n n n a l n a K d l t n r action hv the people, and the duty of voting should not he C «ip;r»*hi l»*T n j s t a r f a . made a task, hut a pleasure. AUnSCIUPTTON ItATICA MORE RIOTS ARK expected in O n, T r ir ----------------------- — — AT.nw t 1M, There have been times in the past when only a mere Vienna. The former allies do not Hi* M o n t h * . . . ■i.t* handful of citizens went to the polls to decide municipal Tfcrre M o n lh * like the nit nation in what is left of • .in H j r n r r l n (*-*• n n b However, the approaching election, involving Austria. They believe that Ger­ M.00 questions. W rrk l; r d lliin p rr Y r«l many will ahscrli the Austrians, 7 > , H r m i l l . U N l n r l l ' i p l o n r r r m « " changes in the form of city government, is of such signi­ i w f i r , tM h arrlb r* I* <b» I n t r r n n - ficance that in the place of a few people going to the polls and dislike I tie idea of increasing German power. O '.nnl U r n i B c r v lc e , r e e r l ' l n * f r o m (*■!« ■ n p r r ln r «f*« o r * n n l * « l l o * there should he a turnout of voters such as the city has *,* m i l l Y i r a i a w l w o r d * d w l l r r « » r » In order that a heavy vote may be MUSSOLINI, IT IS SAID, will act l P r n i l I k e I m d l n n o m U o f ( h r r n - never known before. ( , r ( w o r i * - T h r I. N . II. I* .* i > r r l n |. cast it will be necessary for citizens to qualify at once by promptly t«, prevent the setting up Ir rlfU Irw l Ik F ln rld W nntl H* of any imitation of Kustdn's soviet • n n n n r r <if h n n d t l n * U M r »»>*■ t* registering, with the city clerk and then paying their poll government in Austria, and Hun­ n l l b o M rq n n l. taxes. gary would join Italy in prevent­ T h r l l r r n l d l» ■ t o r i i i l i r r o f <lir Wo know how easy It is to overlook those seemingly ing that. A sd ll II i, i r i i r n f C1» r i d ■ l i n n * . ■ * tn lr m iM lo n n l tM itr U lln * o f l*n*i- unimportant matters. Wo are aware that everyone is llrhrr*. A d » r r ll* r r » nnd A d » r r fl* l« » A STORY IS Iold of Mussolini’s |* r n lr n h b ' b . r.jn lrr* e n r h I ' l l . ' prone to put off r e g is te r in g and paying poll taxes until the -on, (piestioncd in school on the im­ |t« lirr -n irm lir r In * n h w il« 1« * We know that it takes perative ( M i r o n * h n n d i l n f H n l i » r r l p ( l o n l l * i « last minute and then it in too late. of a verb. lie was asked In orilrr I* r r l f r n b «n lw «rlr nil • in li... o f ■>*,.•« I n i l o n n rtrll ■t o n r a l Chh In r h* n i r l l m d * g 11 f I lf‘ t i m e H t lf l e f f o r t to (il'IVC flo W U to th e COIII't hPUSC tf) nidsr. Around No m atte r what you want, *, can fix you up with a genuine. what “ person" eouhi not be used in the imperative sense. The answer expected was “ first person singul­ ar." toil young Mussolini replied, “Two persons th at riinunl Is* cornnmn(led are the king anil my fa th ­ er.’’ Mussolini cannot be commanded but lie knows how to command others, including the king, in an em ­ ergency. He is determined that no socialistic, communist nr other sim ilar government shall rise to power. pay our poll taxes to John D. Jinkins and then go to the city hall to register with City Clerk Phillips, Inti the time T U E S D A Y , J U L Y 19, 19Z7 and effort are of little c>>ie. quenre when we consider the •m i. HHHAi.n* eitofiHAM duty that is ours. | r — K f n b o M i In r t l r n m l r o u n l r m l m ln ln lrn llu n . The Herald lias been thinking what a fine thing it k — | l r r | i r r « n l r r r o n l r * In J a r h k u n ’ \lllr . would be for the various civic organizations to lake upon t , —l ' o n a l r n r l l n h n f HI. J n n n * I n d ' a r themselves the responsibility of mustering a big vote on (lite r O n * ( - — I n n i i * iir.iI Io n n l m o n M i l r "I* * ;August 5. Let the various clubs go down in bodies to HP W r r h . " u * ' . ii O oh o f hn ltifln * i»rf' register and pay poll taxes. Then let them begin tin edu­ * i n n . — b iim r i, b o lrl* . n im r im r n i cational campaign urging people to qualify for the election. hnaar*. # — \ C o m m tio il; < :b fll. Let. the individual members of these clubs appoint them­ 1 —. C o m ( ilr t Ion c l r l l r h m u i t f l r * * l io n iiroarnui. selves committees of one to ask their friends, their neigh­ “ — A t in * anil o im tr r n h o « p l l n l . ON SAINT Hele­ bors, their business associates, their employees or employers na,NAPOLEON, said “in ten years Europe could to pay their poll taxes and register on the city books. BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY be Cossack or republican," inounWhy not a collective slogan of "Let’s Gel Out And Vote. " in ir that autocracy or republican­ OOD KNOWS ALL;—0 (toll, 0 thou knawust my fc^jshness; mill my Bind am not mil from thee, —Psalm CD: fi. PRAYER:—It Ih ii continual marvel to uh, Idmt, that Thou ^nowini; us Oirotigii and through, Bhouhlc.Ht still lovj us. O How Are Your Teeth? It i.s KtrnngR wo do not always know what is best for n«. Animals usually do; instinct tells them. Rut wt* poor human beings have to suffer along with nothing any bet­ ________ l ------ter than our brains to tell us what to do. There is the mat­ An IndcpciMlcnl ter of teeth,for instance. Dogs almost never suffer from The warring stylctf hoih claim him abscesses or decayed teeth. Almost all people sooner or as their man Hut nndiiturlicd, resisting either later do. pull, Hut it is mil necessary.If we ate the proper foods, Re paintu eat li picture on ila own foods with plenty of lime in them, if we did not damage right plan our teeth by pulling nails out of hoards, or using them for Ab unexpected as inevitable. They, while adm itting that this monkey wrenches, and if we kept them properly cleaned, we would very likely have no trouble at all with them. treatm ent is Its own ju sti'in ition, take of. Rut if trouble should develop, if we would see a dentist in fence the early stages, the trouble would never become serious. At his iinmodi.ih daily practices; Hut we will not do these things. We are people of Granting him genius, they deny great prejudices. In London county, England, dental work htm sense. He grinds his paints in his crwn *is p ro v id e d fo r all school c h ild re n f r e e o f c h a r g e . Hut the parents of the children do not care to lake advantage of linn m,,i , .vgilimate children the opportunity. They are prejudiced against dentists. (odd! t ami thinks Of little else: he dresscu like a Recently questionairos were mailed to the parents of school crow. children asking them why they didn’t send their children Keeps with his wife ami neither to tiie dentists. Here are some of the reasons: smokes nor drinks. His father lias had toothache all his life, so the When painU' -t is discussed, he tiie child will have to put up with it. takes no part. Other reasons given by parents include: Pretends lie’s dull: and who can call his b lu ff7 Had teeth rub, in the family. The s ty IVa protest, while honoring He wont go and I can't make him. ’ his ort. What was r>tir feeth given us lint to eat with, lie will noL lake Art seriously and you want to draw them. ; enough. i'll take her to a proper dentist when her teeth ROBERT GRAVES. ache. Shock was so great in another child that il If the wngCH of sin be death,why in the world are so many sinners brought on scarlet fever. always wanting a raise. Is tlm child mine nr tiie Loudon Cpuuly If newspaper opinion means any­ thing, that Everglades Drainage dcul will never go through. Liberia bus repaid to the United States its total war ilelit. Must not be m any statesm en over there. ■ a' If you haven't registered and 1 naif] your poll tax, do so al once. At the last minute, you may want to Vote. C o u n c ils ? In all probability there are no parents in Hanford who feel quite so strongly about it. Doubtless they would he glad to have their children’s teeth looked after if they could gel it done for nothingHut it is also equally probable that there are a great many children in Sanford, and adults too, whose teeth need attention and are not getting it because the importance nf dentistry is not fully realized. Poor teeth may be the cause of ail your troubles. Rei­ ter have them looked in to, ----------------— O -------------- — - - f Sidney J. Got Is, tiko the brook says an exchange, is always run­ ning. And niually like the brook, he's all wet. POLITICAL MUSINGS O K R B C IIO IIE E N EW S Sluitts and Howcn, Miami ultor- Florida legislature, lias tried time A line over the picture of J.B. mill again to get through a pet Roynll, state game coiamissioner neys, it Is reported, have been em­ law affecting public nlitiliui ami says,“ Help Wild Life." Isn't that ployed to represent those who other legislation that would .1| a bjt misleading. w ish 'to see the Ever­ moiig other tilings give to one of glades llond law declarud illegal ids employers virtually exclusive Sacco and Vanxetti are making I y the Supreme Court. Frank control to operate busses in Flori it hard for officials of I In- govern­ Shulls, the senior member of this Governor Marlin did not bold ment to save them from the in- i #il. i . i.*... ,.r iik<l Mi *Vt«T in thu liiftt Hi'MHion of (hr In: I justice of a puritanical judge. .1 . .and . I W r ,« .l . W t »(imi Herald, and the‘ personal gain. Peter was likely opposed to ---- -- -o-------political friend of Governor Mar­ the Tampa charter bill passed by We can't see what possible oh- tin, who succeeded in getting this jactions there could be U> having bond issue bill passed through the Senator Pat W hitaker and Martin would not veto it, so Peter and two additional commissioners. liis Tampa friends again liecame | They probably wouldn't bite any­ recent legislature. Tim Miami politicians who wish angry at Martin. Peter plays the way. the bond luw'declared illegal are I whole deck when il comes to runAn exchange from a town about political enemies of Frank Sliutt.i '‘'''R ]*u' affairs nl the State mid na few instances bis In* personperson ! h" n,l,’;'r »/. ' <>'»nu'rce and. I hereI hnlf the site of Sanford arrived and f<re, Mr. Ihum was in sympathy * on our desk the other day with for- al enemies. The Miami Herald, be­ with Peter's indignation and tin ty-slx pages. T hat's good adver- longing to Shults, supports Mar­ Everglades bond issue was looked tin, in fuel, it is a Miami Herald to as the proper vehicle with reporter, who stays in Tallahassee, which to punish Martin. A sport w riter says Jack Dem­ tlint keeps Martin before the pen The News feels very friendly to psey will l»e the most popular ph* of the state. It is all a iiuus-1Senator Park Trammel, but now I champion If be succeeds in winning etuis pul lien I mix-up, in which we | |(js friends have ipiictly token part 1 tlw title agoin. lint don't let th at pour devils, and by which the po- In the Everglades controversy in Wnny you. Sharkey will take care lilieal enemies of Martin propose t o 1older to eliminate Martin from of thut. ilim innte him from politics, Ever­ the senatorial race. God pity we pool devils who glades Uruinngu issue is the vehicle f *—«— —— S. Davlrn Warfield of the Sea­ and not the cause behind all the live in and own property in the Everglades whim the poliliciai i board Air Line, says he didn’t draw rumpus. ■jj the Everglsdas Drainage Hill, us he Herman Haim, piesidcnt of tho and lawyers get through with un h«s been nc-nsionally accused. Htato Chamber of Commerce, in their heartless selfish desires As p m atter of tact, we guess there wanted a big publicity appropria­ to control state politics and legis­ won't be anybody claim tiie credit tion, ubout a niilllmi dollars, pass­ latures they forget three hundred lives In-1 to pay the price of state for it now, ed by the legislature, pirsum uhty potties that has neglected the Ev­ to be expended through the Klate erglades for 20 years. If the ene­ [hi TubeiTtilosis is said to have made Ghnmhcr of t'nmmeiee. Martin op­ mies of Martin and the Everglades tremendous increases in Hi- death posed such a Idg appropriation rale among women between the and incurred Mr. Dunn's displea­ again succeed and another liurriages of fifteen and twenty-five in sure. Mr. I hum doesn't care «nv ‘ alio cmnes and sweeps nut the (lie last few years. Perhaps ciga­ tiling about tiie Everglades, lie li\es nf hundreds with a flood and destroys millions in property they rette smoking has oomething to do pays no taxes in the Everglades " ill again contribute to our rehab­ i with it. iioi will the $20,Out),<100 bund Issue ilitation, but God pity their narrow .. - a ........... —■ affect him personally or finnnrinl- souls, for they will’ tie guilty of, There was much excitement in at least rontrihiiUw'y negligence Neir York when Lindbergh retu rn ­ !\\ but it Is a goad vehicle, he In causing the loss of innocent ed. but when the next five terns- thinks, wirh which to punish Mar lives. A tlgntic fliers came back, G •• ;i f° r refusing to help him got The work of politicians, assistpie R ein to have lost interest, “ o appropriation of such magnl It's the first one who does things that a ttrac ts tho attention of tile i an) null tax to the state s , ni0U))t to hurdly nm nerhardly less less than than proper­ pcojde. I t will take a non-stop tnv burden. ty confiscation ami mental cruci/lig h t around the world to turn Col. Peter O. Knight, who is still 'fixion of tho tsmnlo residing in the New York out again. corporation lobbyist at the I Everglades. ayai iT-'-r > >;■ ■--- -i *•, ( ... B r e sto n e nt the price you are prepare to pay-so why shop aruunt Why take chances when jvj can buy this high grade tin front reputable eatabli'tnnent nt a price you can’t beat. r Gome in before you buy tour next tire or phone and we v.il .•nine out. ism might have full power. He lit­ tle dreamed how many different forms of power could come out oT one war. COMMANDER DYRD. always in search of interesting occupation, plans a fliglu (o the South pole, amt before I lie new year he will be flying through the coldest region on earth. He is determined to le* the first man to fly over both poles. Seminole Tire Shop Firestone Tires * Gulf G»t 111 W est First Street Tpt.gjj B A C K B O N E M IAM I N EW S IN CENTURIES fu rnme, what we call mir Nmlli and Smith poles will again be warm, and some other spats on the earth will ho the poles. Oil wells that Stand­ ard Oil lias located in-mlo the Arc­ tic region will supply) nearby gas simians if men still use power as primitive an gasoline in that fu t­ ure day. General Leonard Wood wants to PhSlippines were governed from remain governor of Hie Philippin­ M'mo other than a m ilitary point of es. Ilis continuance as governor view. But what a fine figure GendrpntnL mi the favor of the pres* <ial Wood makes, standing up in dent . The president has lately a n ­ fair and open delude with the of­ nounced that he thinks the gov­ ficial on who mdepends the job ernment of the islands should be h< so much wants! Them is ter b.dged in one of the civil depnrt- Hide truckling these days among merits of the governm ent Instead of ’men holding m hoping for polifiin the war departm ent ns hitherto. cat jobs. Note how statesm en are That makes no person nl d iffer­ junking theii ideas about third GAS BY THEN will probably be ence to General Wood. He would term s to escape offending an ap ­ remidriely nut of dale, a ! whale merely have to report to, say tho pointing power wlm wants a third oil i- now, for lightening But do secretary nf state, instead of tho term. noi be frightened Into selling good secretin v of war. But the general j Gcnrinl Wood stand full height oil storks, if you’ have any. Tilings is set in an opinion of his own Inland (adds In h* opinions oil milimove slowly. Them urn more sail­ liiis imitter, lie has spoken forth tary government of the rhilippiuing shins a final than there were thnt npinmi bravely. He opposes,es. Ilis opinion, wo rather think when Fulton was bom, more hor­ tie pre ident’s idea of civil super-! is wrong; but bis back—what a and rebuke to the rubber hacks net* al work than when the steam vision of the Philippines. On the merits of the dlsplte the! right back it is; what a cnntvint engine came in. | argum ent is very much with the June sees kow-towing everywhere FOR THE .FIR ST time since president* Surely it is time the I like pigweeds in the wind! Gautama left Ids young wife and ’ new bnliy and went wandering in anarch of poverty the muhant, or high priest, in charge «*f the mon­ 1S llo n J . M o u g b lo n key temple, near Simla, is a E ur­ opean, not a Hindu. A rc h ite c t 1 HE NEW HIGH priest «f dm Flint N at’l. Bank Bldg. monkey temple is 7a years old and Sanford, Fla, ! underavciiI long preparation for t h high honor AI car period h« • spent twi* years under a tree with no companions except the monkey (One Day Service $1,00) of the temple. P a c k in g F u r n i t u r e | TO NO ONE would that seem I I n ly in g — S to r a g e ;; more foolish than tc Gautama, who established Buddhism, little ( . E . C lio rp e n in g ' f dreaming how his teachings would UHONC I7r. I 'h o n r 3.302 o r 570 W \ luf corrupted. Christianity itself has not been mure thoroughly en, • i u: toil with oper.ditioir.. 1 Do Your Shoes Look Shabby? Hill H a r d w a r e will it finish them for yon with Rogers Laqucr in any nf the Popular Shades 50c Per'Pair jMen’s Linen Wash Suits 75c Byrd Waited Until The W e a th e r Lavored Him Sanford Laundry LONG BEFORE DARWIN, men seem In have noticed some thing familiar in the faces and manner* of monkeys. To the credit of monkeys, il slu-uld be pointed out that they have been too intelligent to estab­ lish a temple for men, putting a monkey high priest in charge of it. IT IS PLEASANT to learn that this nation spends more <>n public schools than on any other govern­ ment function not' excepting the cost* of keeping ready for war. Our public schools cost two thou­ sand miltirn dollars a year, about one-fourth the total amount spent for public purposes. Two billions a year seems a great deal, but it is not much real­ ty.Public education on which the future depends, absolutely costs less than $20 per capita. And by tin- wav, it costs less than half the money spent on cigarettes. j That Inst is an encouraging fact.. It proves that when the people1 want a thing they get it, somehow ; or other. , .lust now, they want the best ri-[ garotte. Some day they will decide I l ^at "a n t the best possible! public education. Then they will; spend ten billions ami more a year for it instead of two billions. THE EAST HAS been visited byheavy storm s, New York city and Brooklyn drowned in heavy rains, with extraordinary severe lighten­ ing ami thunder. MANY WERE KILLED by on mmil heat, ami lightning killed threo in Brooklyn Saturday. Three such deaths frighten util lions, yet lightening as a death risk, amounts, to little. Few are killed by the constant stream of etcelriclty from clouds to earth, al­ though every lighting discharge carries within it the possibility of many deaths. Man's strongest artificial elect­ ric spark, or ‘‘lighting flush” was only* a few feet long, as compared with m flash in the sky eight miles tong. ' , A*tty at U \V ...............* « £ £ ; Garner-Woodruff FLETCHER BATTERY & ELECTRIC CO. Perhaps you have been wailinj until conditions were in your hr vi r before you build. Frankly, you | will never find a more npporlun* I not for ronstrnctin than the prev­ ent- oil things favor tho builder-prices, labor, etc. 11 Plate Buttery $ 1 0 .0 0 Kwhtinge RLM) W 1nt. St. — Plume ‘182W ( LUM B E R T H E Y A R D WITH A M IL L B A C K I N G F F .im i.lZ E ItS FOR FLORIDA FRUITS AND FARM CROPS. SIMON PURE AND GEM BRANDS. “TIME TRIED AND CROP TESTED” Early years satisfactory service to Florida Growers lo n g dry spell about over. Order now and save money by getting our REDUCE!) JU N E FIRST price list before buying. Fair prices, Quality Fcrtill/.crs, Prompt shipment. Rhone 135 Yard Holly Avc„ nt 11th. 12th, l.’ith Sts Bond Grade Zip Service! E. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER CO Jacksonville Fla. FOR OllR SUCCESS This Bank is successful be­ cause it has the right concept­ ion of service, and expresses its conception in honest, help­ ful and courteous treatment of its patrons. t h e r ea so n FLORIDA’S GREAT SUMMERTIME TOWN t ' . ir m il II j |>ri(|ilr f r i i m n i l n » r r I ill I n i N t n l r n n m l ( f i i m . l / i It it i r t l . l l r i l l l n y l i i i i n l l m r l i — In | i l n » I l l ’n f n r l O i i n ( r liM'illlun u n i t lim it n u n «(•»«nil** In l K r t l *11 h a i r r i i ' l m m l i Ii Ih Mn»l I t i n t | t i n u l l l i i t i f U t i r l i l ' a I'IH rut t l l - V t - u r ( ‘l l m n l r . i i r m In M l n ' - r ( 'o w l In N d i i t m r r . I In W i n t e r c u l l In ill r e m l ; . m r l i l - ' i l U e . From ili< North Dust and Mld-Wt-m. evon the I'ncTrtc H i e ; n m i r i f o r ( l i e e l l in n I r. ( l i e l l . - i n t i n m l f u r I l i e i t r r n i p r u K riim » f e ll Ir rlii III n i e i i i ttl i l i ' l , I n c l i u l c t i H i e W n r l i l S l i r r u l r a l i n n hIi 'ii I nrK O IlIrn tliitl> n m l I n i l l t l i l u ii l n r l l « l » i l m (hi- l i r m i l ; ••I u n r i i t j m ill 'll o f H i l l e r f r , i i i ( — n i ' m » m i ll r l * e r i («,*• «*>•(• r U h l n i c , Iiii IIi Ii i k , n m l n r I nit, r l i l l n u , turn l i n n . m iH Im r, j i i r h f l u u . I In m i l i l r n l m in i i n e r t lute l u l l n . I n n . P r o | i l r In I ' r u l r n l IM nr. Iiln, Aliitiiitnsi, " r o r u l u n m l d i e ( ' i i r i i l l n n n k i i n t ; tlilm n m l i 'iiiii ** b ; Ilm n -.r in iU . I n e n 11 I . r r l i e l i l u i t ' m i n u l l . W i l l Mill e i i m r l W h ir r * . in I ha m in'r n( I n m in e r i t (n r S e lie it n le n f r r ilu r n l hUlllMier m i n . In h u t r l i , , n p t t r l l u r n I n n m l n n Injs H u m , end f o r { je m in o lH ( f o u n h j J ^ a n k Sanford, Fla. STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS (5 r d �PAGE TIIRE THE SANFORl) HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 19, 1927 modschMKriustry. u marks the r tulixatinn' (>f the vision of IJavid Moffat, one of Colorado’s pioneer ETHKI. empire builders; fflcc Telephone 1-18 MR8- FRED 5. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR In the excavation of the tunnel;. 760,QCJ cubic yards, c r about three p / billion pound* of rock, which is equivalent tc 1.C00 freight train* > of forty carloads, hnv’e been' n * -"'M moved. At cither end of the tunnel small towns have been construct** -• cd, here, a t East Portal and W est INirtnl, huve lived the 1,000 men A who have been employed on tho tunnel. Not ivily will the Moffat tunnel out off a lurgu pnrt-uf the .1 p e r, Z -•ent grade on the tb «»«l a.- I,. - ruilroad, {yt)tp.-iHk tHe Jmaximum Jtrndtt from four to two portent, a *, but H will nisi)' ' eliminate much ► roadbed curvature, and shbvti'h ttti*1 line by tw«»nty-thr.......dies. It is believed lluit t},»* tunnel . ill open up'om* of the ricliest arena *• > of Colorado. Tile region which tile ,J,\ tunnel will tap is rich in timbe*, • coal, oil, live stock, ngricultoVal 1 and minerni resources, A f u rth e r ‘ ‘ advantage will lie gained with the construction of the I x.-m t u ciit-iifff which would join the Denver .Salt Lake line with that of the Rto Grande W*"*itrd cutting off 17J miles 1>*W,«--A D enver' mid Eidx hake City. This would also plsm* Denver on u through Trmicontidental mute. Residence Telephone 859 —J Flying-Beacon Mesdaines McCall And B O N D SALE OF Conoley Entertain In Honor Of Miss Dash CITY IS CAUSE OF ARGUMENTS (Continued from onge one) Sanford citizens who requests tlmt hi*, name In- withheld, says'* the t'"bds did not sell at US but at 1)7. I have this information from re lia -. hie sources, und I believe it is pretty well understool by the peo­ ple in general," Following are the two letters: TUESDAY I, liters <*f Wesley Class of the Church Will meet at < [l, cl: i» tlmir class rooms at n.ufchL;,. Jtnffo Girls of the MethodL v b will have a "Stunt" parrtf lock a t the church aniu-x. WEDNESDAY Ly .Spaulding Circle of the baptist ehurcli will meet with j. E. Eskridge at 8: JO o'clock , In,me in Kdgewood. THURSDAY nil,ole chapter » . E. S. No. 2 In,Id a birthday party a t 8 ]; nt the Masonic Temple. (hand 1* ft Tuesday in liis an extender! trip through and South Carolina, h. Fred Wolsmn of Humes is visiting here for n few days (Must of Mrs. Charles E. rv, while Mr. W alsm i id in lungton on business. r. and Mrs. Harry J. Wilson Tuesday morning for Orlando they will spend several days their daughter Mrs. Frunkhndaway. , 1. Kerfoot Hryanl of Leesburg biting here for a few days us Cia.*i of her parents Mr. and J. T. Newby. Mrs. Bryant Miss lie remembered her ills Newby. Geneva lr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Me Kay Mi Florence Me Kny expeel [ Icnve Tuesday evening for {uillaial Dark, Gn., where they I stiend six weeks. (r*. Frank B. Adams and childhave leturned from Kissimmee l r<* they spent a week as the *>ts of her parents, Rev. mul J. F. E. Steinmeyer. dr*. (!. E. Tucker bus returned mi Boise Idaho, where she was [!nl by the illness of her mother, killing over fa route home a t Iriigii, 111., and other points. llr*. Howard P. Smith has as I- lieiim* gticsts a t her home on piford Heights her sister, Mrs. [M. Throop and two young sons, M. lr. and Thu res l of West ilin Beach. |Mr.s. Edward lliggin* and sons Llniltn, Jam es ami Edward J r. Idler mother, Mrs. Sara Eastfey plan (o leave Wednesday ir [niiits in North Carolina where v will several weeks. Mr. Editor:— "In your issue of July 18th in ' the editorial Column, and under the bending "Caesar is an Honoruuli* Man, you have touched upon! a subject of vital interest to the ■ people of Sanford, and one that i should be gone inti* more fully, ( fm the people want to know from some authoritative source just what the bonds of the city did sell i for. I liave' heard it staled, by i those who t........... ......... .............. profess to know, thatw tin* bonds only sold for y j coot* on dollar. Js this true? Tk v*»«J records <*f the city of Sanford show what trice was received for tire bonds? The people would like to know ."ml they have a right to know, tin* lands are their bonds. Was i it tin* personal endorsement of one man on an indebtedness of $271,000.00 that induced the bankers of New York to purchase the bond issue, or was it the very low figoie at which the bond issue could he purchased that induced them to buy tin* bonds'/ "When even a "heavyweight," much less ii light-heavyweight, endorses to the extent of $271,000-00, Ids value us a satisfactory j endorser has been exhausted, j "1 thoroughly agree with you j in the conclusions reached in llie ' three cmichiding paragraphs of j your editorial above referred to, and if you can and will get and I publish the facts in regard to the plica this bond issue sold for [ the people of Sanford, I am sure, ! will be most grateful to you for ; the information. “I understand that the County CninmissionTs notwithstanding the “flooded m arket" sold the re ­ cent County issue of bonds fi/r I par. There was, of course, a ren• son. And while you are invcsli| gating why not uncertain why it was the County bonds brought par on “the floc.\ieii m arket" and the City had to sell her bonds for such a big discount. "I see no excuse for secrecy in a m atter of this sort, Let tin* people know thu fa d s." Sincerely Yours, GEO. G. HERRING Mirs Beatrice Howard is visit­ ing at Daytona Ilencli ns the Rliewt of Miss I’enrl Ituhson. W. J. Thigpen has returned home from Tampa and St. iV tetthuiw • where he spent several days. rs. Joe Wells of Tampa spent week end here with l|cr dangti* Mis* Louise Wells and sister, i. Alfred Lllja. " IT m & T 'Pfc* WOMDEPFUL VO ihvt* tjo tm \'{ iDL^y C l t i ) >y s t * Sanford Couple* Guests Of Honor At Courtesy M offat Tunnel, Big Railroad Bore, Given In Jacksonville “Holed Through” As Work Is Rushed Rattle In Nicaragua Is Resumed As Help ComesToAidRebels tMwin Steinmeyer of Kissimmee, former resident of Sanford, who is hi or) lu tin g a pre-medicnl lime at Emory University,is vis­ ing here as the guest of his sister i Frank B. Adams. T ine . L. Wells returned la-rue The announcement of the engage­ ment ami approaching m arriage of Miss H arriett Haywood Rouse of Valdosta, Ga., to Fred Key Knight of Melbourne hut formerly of San­ ford, will he received here with much interest. Miss Rouse is the '/Heated young daughter of Dr. and Mrs. William Em m ett Rouse and is a graduate from Florida State College for Women. Mr. Knight was formerly con­ nected with The Sanford Herald, hut has been making his home for the post year at Melbourne. He is (•t graduate of the University *f Florida ^ and is a member of the Thetu Kappa Nu fraternity. [. m -IIi Tlie many friends'of Mrs. Grant iViUon will In* glad to learn that fee has recovered sufficiently roiii her recent operation a t the Vrnnltl Laughton hospital to he clamed to the home of her par* no , Mr, and Mrs. Charles E. hairy on Magnolia Avenue, Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Fuller j ind Mi s Georgia Mobley plan to j * -Vi Wednesday for Miami and i ^tlier points of interest in tin*; Upon their return Mr. and ■h-. Fuller will leave for Myrtle '‘•■arli where they will spend the* uturner at their summer cottage. Miss Eloiso Lanier is visiting Miss Pearl Robson a t her Cottage a t Daytona Bench. The many friends of Mrs. Alfred I.ilja will regret to learn that she is quite ill a t the Florida .Sani­ tarium. Mrs. Julian C arpenter of Jack­ sonville Is visiting in Sniifiini a the guest of her sister, Mis. For­ rest Luke. Women's bombing telegram and the t*i forbid tilitles. I in* many friends of Mrs. a . tv. liamil will regret to learn that she Mae and Mildred IIolJv, Gn,, is visiting here us the guest is quite ill at her home on SunNi wiitun, Mary Elizabeth (Jf her uncle mid aunt, Mr. and Mrs. ford Heights. don, Sara Evelyn W illiam s,: Vance Douglass at their home in Jeurgiu Mobley returned home Rose Court. Miss Annie Mary Dasli of Val­ lay from a delightful house) --------dosta, Ga., is spending two month* t given |,y Miss Newman a t Judge Jam es G. Sharon returned here with her brothers Everall and mli.i Mnnor. the summer camp home Tuesday from Jacksonville William Dash. r. and Mrs. W.C.Hill on Crys- where he spent the week cud with Mrs. Sharon who in visiting there Mr. und Mrs. Ernest Galloway —*■ -1■ as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. L« motored to Daytona lteacli Tues­ bert J. Holly Sr., who has been pelot. day where they spent the a fte r­ ding the meeting of tic* Fieri--------noon as the guests of Mrs. Ray­ tad South Eastern Utilities j , Jf, Colclough returned home mond Key. •!,ny at Jacksonville, is ex- Monday evening from MUhopsMr. and Mis. Ernest M. Gallod to return home Tuesday ville. S. where he has been ne. He will lai accompanied ■visiting bis parents. Mrs. Col- way have returned home after n 1 by Joe Gill of Mionii. presi- dough will remain for several depghtful visit ns the guests of "f the Florida Power and weeks a t .Myrtle Beach, S. C. with M Mr, Galloway’s mother, in South Carolina. W ANTED-AT ONCE Three young ladies with sales ability. Must be a)ile to devote at least six hours a day to a work that will be very renumer* ative. Apply In The Morning Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bolt who are visiting in Jacksonville as tin* guests of Cnpt. and Mrs. Holland were the guests of honor Friday evening at an Informal bridge par­ ty given by their host and hostess nt their home on Laura Street. The rooms of the Holland home were beautifully adorned with qutmtitic of summer cut flowers combiner) with greenery. Several interesting rubbers of bridge were played during tho eve­ ning after which refreshm ents were served. Although quite informal, the evening was thoroughly enjoyed by those present. Former Sanford Man To Wed Valdosta Girl IuiuI&y o vetting front Wilmington, where lie wan joined hy Mrs. and small daughter and fi*itcd relatives for several weeks, fir., Wells will remain in South fniolina as the guest of her pur!M J|r. and .Mrs, A. II. Aiuh isun. International League. Tin was characterized in i of protest as “inhuman’ President was requeslet any repetition of the hos A Real Homelike Place To Come lo Tlie Ocean View lit Coronado Beach, Flu. I'hnrnly screened, modern provcmcnl*. Rates S.T5II a American Plan, sir, per "Ingle. S25 double. H. J. COATES, Mgr. DANCING Every Wednesday Night l.akc Mury—Community House DENVER July 18. — (IN S )— main tunnel in length, hut meas­ Doling through of the railroad uring only eight by eight feet in bore of the Moffat Tunnel last width and height, runs along side week was celebrated here us u the railroad tunnel 7!) feel south stride toward tho day when of the renter line of the bore. The trains will begin to rush endless­ pioneer hire, which was lulled ly beneath the continental divide through by u final blast set off through the longest railroad tun- on lust February 18 by President Coolidge, was used to facilitate no*. on the western hemisphere. Although there still remains the work on the main tunnel. The the w ork' Of leveling the benches two were connected during the of earth and broadening the sides constm ctii’.i by crosscuts, situat­ of the tunnel, engineers connected ed about 1,500 feel apart. With the completion of the main with the work believe th a t it will he possible for trains to go tunnel tin* first bore will be used through the tunnel by winter. for the transportation of water This will eliminate the terrific from the western slope of Colorado w eather conditions and hardships for municipal and agricultural trainm en have encountered in purposes in and around Denver. climbing over Jam es Peak, by! It is designed to carry 4110,000 cutting off HO miles of four per gallons of water a minute. Is Great Feat cent grades over Rollins Pass Construction of the Moffat tun­ where the altitude averages from nel is considered one iT the gr.'ut.1,21(1 to 11,(5(10 feet. The Moffat tunnel burrows un­ esl railroad engineering feats In der tlie continental divide 50 miles Tim l.ate To Classify) west of here, at an elevation of 11,200 feet above sen level. The Two houses, construction started in PJ2J with VV. First Street the date for completion set for Works. 1027. Under High Mountain For (1.1 miles the trains will GET ETHYL GAS AT run beneath James Peak, one *if J WIGHT BROS CO. tho highest peaks of tho C oluno^i Rockies, when the tunnel is com* I plcteil. The railroad tunnel measures 1(1 by 21 feet in size und is built to accommodate a standard size truck which will care for the Den­ ver and Salt Lake trains which will use it. A w ater tunnel, sim ilar to the OF COURSE F ir e co n s t a n t l y threatens y o u . B e careful and do your best to prevent loss but play safe by in­ suring all o f your property. This agency has long been' faithfully serv­ ing property owners. A. P. Connelly & Full SizeGum-Dipfjed Baloons wti don't know of any hotter place to transact your hanking htiuiueaH, As tho original Halloa Tire They were plated on the market over four and one-half years ago. Immediately they Were adopted by motorists everywhere thut has greeted all other Firestone Tiros for the past quarter cen­ tury. wo invite you to come here. “ £0*513 Music hy Syncoputors. Firestone llalloons remain today the leading low-pressure tires made — they provide Utmost Safety, Comfort and Economy. WALL RACK Suitable for living n»: :jfi, diningf room, or kitchen, unfinished with a large size can of LACQUER in any desirable shade Ornamental as well as useful. Actual value of the above is $3.50 First National Bank President Room I ttnvicc. 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Within Urn time |iro»iirl for i.-cimral' elections, rx i‘f|it i iiii* returns of fmIi! nrcilQti II be i| i liven,! to the ( '> i!rtnuit I of Ihi1 lio.inl of t muni)’ •i i»itMxli,iu*<t of Bciainote OiiiirI). 1ii » Order mot Nut In of Diceo elii.ll ('• imtillsli* il In Tilu Stiii* il II' 'iilil. mill tin' Huiifotd 'Sefs^HeriWings'for.Rome^Hop Kflok Thinniigon, fif";, " ■ Buiuifll A talftr Hiivi r. II. .M. Hinn v. ,\ h I i <rlllct. .No. li, (, H. f niti'lili*. a , , .A. I., Mi:ti;nlf John IIIU-V. I. . J. Mlxsijn. As , l,v' " n lc r of thn i ••iiKiilsniiinvra or «, min.il J ohn ilrnmn. tfour*l , • oiiiir:li.sli,mrr iV ' i’ K ^ ' ' . . . ,;- I i.f lIn* bows p ip ers imli■ iiil i .unity of Heililliolu f mild liiiHrd. rtml of not leas limn fottr lirlor |o lit*' mild dull; of l \ T lU r • li ctlon. • 01 I f f 0 . 0 n o i.i ; m i M t . kllotvlrm iwyTunif:iiri| liprwhy .! . i•i i!'' l|iu .u i'ir1 Vm ’ i/rUllAXi IJHV " mid c l e r k s 3 1rv sp o rtiv c l)'. ::i.: i J. !*; WAI-KEIt, l*<iniiilti|nnnt, ^ * I*IilK» tiiiiii(irr]i«it , Hit IN MV risv'MnnW. ii*' Monroe • It. *•*##£§*] * tjtitniirrJv.l *',, ,“* Io. -ASH. 1‘A), M J . T . f t j • ’oi.iniintA , su i t , j II U|||.IUI Wig »*> AI fl,tin It - li* ,h-» v..n *><■ u •* -'il or i uu n tn 'iiii. t 4 A , lrm.v<*l<n a, 'T*itg f j Htniv uf l-Torld i. Hint Hu,t ' d’ O''" i 1 imrili Dim it ,,,. , ^ to III" Aft 111Ml In I IIV „f I>V»Tf2 I ■I’m • I' mInn Ho llul|i|, , l.nt. SHUUl ('.tuil Imi, nini it' I- no ini-on in iliv Hi .iii* ,.(V, ; ' ' 1".o'' of Miltponiiii nj„,n ( oiiM 1*1tnl you mol Him ,, t. ... r a tlw Aftimii timt . * >v*i Hui Ulia 0f | « . | | i , .. Tlio liujfe iill-nutlnl D orniur “Hupri'-VVal” flyinjr bo n li with n ip acily fo r CO jn. Thi! plane wits IrsleiJ recently at Krluilrii'litthufciii G oiinuny. II. is capulilu mn kilom eters an Iniiir mi«J In ef{ui|>pcil with two .ri00—Inn •,.• -w* r Rolls Royce <'o plane Himiliar In this will he u id by C aptain F. C mirney, iiiili h flyer, in s chadiilt'il fo r the near futu re. it t ! T i iu t ii r o ii i: i,| II.ni to n in, nvot you aid j., •IDll ill In II |l|n II|* {., | ),. c iiiidiiliit In t ]■i•< on it . tlJfCIM, in pietun il nliove, linUinifif; u spued of ISO r motors in tandem. A l i trans-A tlantic flight, < m ilt JIoii';i' |„ Srinr.iiil > ■'inly, I'i-.rliln. on i t .... i.,. or aii , iimi, in"j no,i ,, H ■I .'I.f, I Ii'i-ri . in n I’liiif.' • o iii.'ii m ,niiisi you, unlit • '.•m ilrilnt Im'Uik f.,r in. of Inn .'I.'iilnr u Itn.i tjfnr.. i i .'il • <i.ili tln riiii donrrin I'l IS I MITII J.l: i 111|)|;j IM i I n d. i I,.. |iiii,IUIii .| no. i -I I m* It) I'lirmi . hiivi, ’Jin S.iIlford It. raid, ii I l*li 11 lii'.t In timifni il, • nuiil). Florida. iinN’i: mid ORHKItKl) tn iif June, KKI i. v. i;. iitiii'ii rlt i t in.' i'l, of Si'inltodi CtUlitiy Art 1 miv#*c‘lr,r«. i LiHuot *f, Mlfik, Ai. Uiiief’s Trial for.Murde i-ar.stt zzz TTimnE-Titilili An lni|»i*i*ior«( in, i,:iin* Mary, in, I’lurlt, G lad y s R o y ,' p re tty L ot AngeleB flyer, holds records fo r p arachute jn tn p s lit-'both hiffh auil low allHudeS. Kow nlm lias m ade up her xnlnd 16 fly,from New Y ork,to'R om e. A special Jty;ui m onoplane, of th e k ind th a t L lndberfhM fsed, h a s been selected as th e m achine In p b lc h She hopes to malm th e trip. Hcrr to-pllot Is L lculenuut Lei* x j r u r L. S nyder^of.C ltypluud, V .. Nine Miirticrs Vcnrly For Each lUiMIdO Is High Mark; 400 I’crymin Have Been Slain In Ohio 'Iclropolls Since 1;>22 1 Hyc, Bye, MacMillan M B Mm <-? . s & yonr Mmm y s H ie s a m e •ih in ^ f a s I b e in (f next' / flernims I’. T *»»r:« I. form er poliee chief of (V im , a. O . ''aw n p i lie appeared In court elmrifed with the m urder of Jam ; ; 1:• i t . nillltutlt Canton editor. L ensul's duucliter an d .w ile uru aeated w ith him. )f/Mfl Wo nrc not much furth er mvuy from you than your phone. Our Happy I'lumber is a hustler. On Ho j'il. ijniek as a telephone flush. Get us on tho phone. $5,0110,000 Worth Of New Buildings C om m ander Donald B. M acM illan (center) ns be stilled aw ay on “ The B ow datn" from W iscnsnet, Mo., on liitt th irte e n th cruise into tho urtlc. Ilia p re se n t exjilurations will retpiiru about five years. With him a re pic­ tu re d tho two youngest m em bers of the orpedltiun, .b sepb Field (le fl) and H en ry Warren, both JC. llelow is “ The Bowduin" ju s t lieforo iter an ch o r w as weighed. Edepton Tea P arty” Is Celebrated A t Opening Of New Carolina Bridge Tlie bridge m iiiBii the t'how an i-; of plain design, b uilt of reinioived concrete with an asp h a lt lop. 1/nig approaches have been eom drueted. MiddlewnyH aerosu Die slructtire it tho draw nH ligu and the loll kt t e i's but. The litidgo cost roim thing life fflliO.ODIl. The idea of a span m i m s (lie m ighty Chowan was eoineivnl more than I years by the Fdenton Cliamkcr of ( 'om iueiee, th n newly organlred. Jack MacMillan, n legislator a t the tim e, In might tho entire 1a'gislulure down Imre to look over till) site, took them back, and they passed the bill au ­ thorising the stru ctu re in short o r­ der. Overdoing? } N O T IC E O F HTOCRIIOI.DKHH M EETIN G The an nual Stockholders m eet­ in g of th o Hunford-Ovicdo Truck G row ers, Inc., will he held ut the C o u rt H o u ic T uesday Evening, A u g u st and. 1037 u t 8:00 o ’clock. Election of officers nnd o ther busi­ ness will be tran sa cted ut this time. A fu ll a tte n d a n c e is desired. T. F, ADAMS, A tte s t: Jt. A. Cobb, S ecty-lY oas. President DANCING E v ery W ednesday N ig h t Luke M ary —C om m unity House M iu tir b y S y i c o p n l o r s . Hurry, W orry mid Ovrrtcork Briny Heavy Strain. life throws a heavy burden on our bod­ M ily inadilnery. The eliminative odern organ*, especially the kidneys, arc apt to become sluggish. Re­ tention of excess uric acid und other poisonous waste often gives rise to u dull, languid feel­ ing ar.d, sometimes, toxic back­ aches and heudachcs. T hat the kidneys are not functioning perfectly is often itiown by burning or scanty passage of secretions. M ore nnd m ore people are learning to assist th e ir kidneys by th e o cc a­ sional use of Doaii'a Hjlla— u stimulant diuretic. Ask y o u r ncijlJiborf Stimulant Diuntie to the KuSnty* tamUfUdhmu dium has been rapid during fhej past few weeks, the field having, been completely 'sodded, while] nearly one-half ».*f tho conerote stands are now complete and ready fur the wotslon seals with which they will be graced. An oriiing to an announcement from the athletic, offices, ihu id.ticluru will he ready f tr use fully a week befoi • the openintv of the season |lm en d , of Heptembcr. A present spread tliroiighout al­ most every building on lim tain ; pus, nil of flu* ruin Hpecimcn.i an I objects of t.eienlifiu interest i t-n ■ sliLutiiiir a museum di jduy will soon b e eullt'i led and placed on exhibit in the new inusouni build­ ing, which is being coll sir iietod op. (in tile (be new inedieal building, on V/a liti.naw* Avenue, -tfsli- R.Y. P lio n e 2 0 7 A.D, Rosier J;ulKonvi!f« Hokl A bioluirlij t.rrp jc c f S ent: P trccncn CJ K TU TW ILFR Binnlnyluon Ula % ANDREW JACKSON JiuJivillc ‘Term 'flie A r J S L E Y <71* P I E D M O N T Citier la Cm DirJiIcr Hotel; Co Jnt Cc^llnv L VmiJrr r .n t* ‘T.isb x a s in i te a r Down Museum :IOW ICTHYI, RASOUNG W I L L IMPROVK TI I G PGltFOKMANCE OF YOUR MOTOR. The dilitphlult'd old .museum building, now bolpg used fur tbihi L time, will be torn down to make room for nnolln r utructur of modern conutiietion, > With the rt’fillired sum of $1;COO.OtlU having been ruis.'tl, work on tlm new Women's l.ehgut* build­ ing will begin shortly, an aiding to tin annoumcmeiit by Mrs. VV. lb Jleiiderson, president of the tiluiunuu tonic il of tbi! university.. Tim league v>ill m rve ua a r u reatlon I. It will elim inate fin! “ knock’' nnd pow er loss under all conditions. It. il . II make carbon deposit *t source of e x tra power. !!, It will give you a siitooth nml b etter pulling engine, p articu ­ larly notice.ibto on bills nml heavy roads. 1.1 . ! ilm e gi i . hilling and inereuae acceleration, there* by limiting driving easier, especially in traffic, fi. It will ItCep your engine cooler. ti. Jt will i ut down vibration, thereby reducing engine wear and te a r ami depreciation, 7. It will ave you tho expense of carbon rem oval and other rep air cuie.ed by “ ktim-klng" and carbon form ation. ,s. ii v. ill i-ivit iiii.iv power from each gallon of fuel th a t you buy- and more mileage per gallon as carbon form s nnd in­ creases com pression. Il a I’rescriptian for Maliiria, Chills uud Fever, Dengue or Bilious ever. It kills |h e g erm s. a W atch them d ro p ’* A nd liir.y A m . D ito n — D uad . Dlnck Flng kills every fly nnd m o x q u ito m y o u r Ivomc. R id s y o u r liu tu co f roaches nnd oilier hugs, too! Sold a t drug, grocery, linrdw urcnnd d ep artm en t stores. P o w d er 15c u p , a n d r*» botUni, rhrpins air tun- itlati*. iw ). ui home tUlcl a. m i rite h c, a n FUriJt AwnM Ain! rUriJt | j in . l o r t h e >4 p i n t RtUi>b. (VS»N*n h JlU al,. Ll* Ul1.*! flit. Ws POW DER LIQUID DOAN’S i . c : ‘> r R E D M O N T University Of Michigan Is El ecting ANN AREOIt, Mich. (INH) ■ (,’onslruction enterprises uppiu ilimtely $fi,0(IO,f)UU are now in |.i*i*et r.s of completion ul t lie IJnlv< rsity of M|eliipun, A field athh ii • house for men, tin uihielie huildiaif for women, the Women's I i ayue Ilulldinjf, the new ?l,t>00,lh,ii f,„-: ball stadium, u penerul cuntpim museum costing nearly r!l0U,(ioo, nnd tm urehiteetual building for students of tliut departm ent me included ill the bulliliil),* pin gramme of l he university, Tho tw*o field houses for men a n ] women will fill u need which has been fell for year;’, neci-vding to Athletic Director Fielding II. Yost, utaler wbosu direction flic buildings are lining consli'ilfteil. Itig Hlnilluni Together, they will eo- l njipr.r Inmtely |8()l),lHI0, the rm*n’:i I,mill­ ing being an almost duplicate rf fbe present Yost Field House, now used only for varsity a tld e th .’. Progress oil tho 73,000 seal sta ­ s\u H d i t h i i i j 'f d o o r If rtMT UUY “DIAMONDS” AT t«„}, i Kid IX V b ) ' J.d«I B K IL L S IN S E C T S 3nd. A. .Magnolia, lOMi and Kattford, 1st, Elm or Jones T ire Shop u B 'JB U a a a c a E B Z B a c t.'a a B B a e a a n N a a R B B a a B B B B R M M N a * * * 11* �RUSSIAN WOMAN PLANS TO CROSS . ATLANTIC BY AIR SANFORD Overland Co. Wlllya- FOR SALE:—Filling station, gro­ 19— H o u ses P u r S a le Knights A Overland, Whippit*. cery and restaurant on tense " t i l - * Fork & Commercial his. Fhono 58. Dixie Highway between W inter ^ VIU SA LE.—hour room cottng Park and Sanford. Fine location^,, *»n »ne of In-st hits on MagnoSEM INOIK HUDSON- ESSEX ainl business. Good living room s,'H '1 Avenue, nead Eouth ! m*: Cash In Advance INC modern equipment. A once in u School *—Price reasonable. Terms 2111 Oak At* while bargain, inquire C. A. to suit purchaser. Owner Box Ml I’hono 11 ilaines, Sanford Herald Officv*, taro Herald. Sanford, l-'ln. p[ttir ml*, will bp trrrlvcd best five i FOR SA LE:—(hie ■Irunt and collector sen I 4— Hu si liens .Service Palm eti» IMndnnie I 'h H I ip s .l'n m m u F lie r , room bungalows FAR AWNINGS,—keep out the liatvly for payment. Avenue, in Sanford Heights, e ar­ W ho Flow T o H e ig h t ld.OOR j dazzling sun ami drizzling rair, . . Die a line ner lot, equipped with electric YOUR BUSINESS —cnri! appear* .ear owners need them, $3.50 a pair Fool T o U n d e r ta k e Hnr.,*•••••*•••*-*---• He n line , ... ’ is dirt cheap. Solsemen and sales* range and water heater, price loss j nrilotis T r ip In S h o rt I'lm o 7c « li«« g d, l> m this column will jadies are cleaning up with this than m arket value, term s to suit. m west auto necessity, call or Box 15 0. 0 . Herald. Imc rnlcs on request. reach over < ‘1,UIH) every day! NKW YORK .luiv i - (IN S) write fur particulars. Auto Awn­ FOB BALE:—Five room Spiuthdi “ I'm going to he the first woman reduced rates arc for ing Co, t! Ball Bldg. -and it coats so little a 12 word bungalow on Park Avenue, 2 to fly across the ertan, I hope. Ir itive iimertionM. car garage, nice lawn, immediate At any rate I'm going to move words of HveiaKii length ad for one month costa only $2.80. 12— W an ted pexsessinn,—can't he heat for the heaven and earth to achieve thi> iuritod a line, I’hono 1 IH price, term s $200.(10 cash, baluv to amhitlnn." limum charge of 3'ie lot monthly. Box 1 IH cure Herald. MEN AND WOMEN .. of good apThis was the declaration of Ma­ Insertion. , ■, , lust ii.d. for “Classified Depart - peiiiniiee to work for a local con* | advertising to- restricted dame Luba Phillips, picturesque iin r clnssificntlon. ee*n Easy work, full or spare time, 20— PiirniH pT«r S ole P.ussiaii'-American aviatrix who merit" | R erro r is made The Situgood remuneration. Pay every day recently established an official llrruld will be responsible BEST HUY IN AGRICULTUR­ altitude record fi-c a woman flyer CLEAN UP YOIJR Old) WALLS Apply to The Herald Office. ||y 0|,r incorrect insertion, AL LAND lit Cuitis Field, L. I. Site flew to a WITH THE NEW WALL PAINT 1:'-A FARM TOOIS WANTED id v ertiser for subsequent SOMETHING NEW AND BETi w i a w a n iw i height of 10,000 feet in a Fokker Inna. Tbe office should be ITER. FOR FURTHER INFORMA­ WANT TO HUY tractor- disc plow, III The State Of Florida monoplane sim ilar to that used by 1,1 ini m ediately in ease of In the flowing well district near utc|llir,| y; \\, |„ hi* harrow, ditcher. W. M. Young, TION. CALL PHONE 235-.! OR SEE, V. C. COLLIN, SANFORD, 200 N. Park Ave. Tel 777 or 775. Saiifoid, with clay subsoil. On flight to France. , the highway and mu mile from FLA. But Madfimu Phillips will have It o a d v e r t i s e r s R R, station. to hurry if she is to he the first PHONOGRAPH ... repairing, piano U — R oom s W ith r.u l H oard Already cleared, Perfect Herald representative woman to span the v-.-eati. Already tuning by exports with 17 y e a r s ____ drainage. In-hly familial with rates, three other women have announced experience. Sanford Music Store | Virgin soil of unsurpassed fi rand ilao.ni million will a similar ambition. They arc: uttri Gift Shoppe, Room 10 A 11 M: TWO VERY DESIRABLE bedtility, will grow anything. iiu com pete Information. Mrs. Grace McClellan, of Aus­ Lander Arcade, Phone 832. rooms for rent, ideal location. 1,000 Acres in units of 5 arm s, If you wish, they will assist tin. Texas, who is preparing to Phone 121*. as ninny as you wr.nl la wording your w ant ud. Depend on AT \ PRICE SO LOW IT WILL Imp o 'e r the <f.-enn and follow the [ko it mom effective. route taken hy Colonel Charles A. ROY AI. CLEANERS <fc DYERS "Make Your Head Swim" lf>— A p a r t m en I F o r R e n t IVe clean anything. Do all kinds of Lindbergh. HIPORTANT n o t i c e Home Seekers, Here Is Your plaiting. Phone -181.1. i •----- ------------------— Fnudeiii Then Itasche, the twen- i Chance verdrera should give their It May Never Come Again ly-.even year old German girl piBUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation j TWO FURNISHED npurtnietils, „r pobtofflce address as If you rap make a small each [ lot who is coming to New 7 ork hexes and general cement work dose in, 50t» E. Third St. ns their phono number if , _____________________________ .- ' payment and finance your first l<* hop hack to Europe. Miracle Concrete Co. J. E, T e r-1— ■ ----Idcsiro results. About one To Show The World I NICELY FURNISHED five room ,l wil1 c*"'ily pay for the wlllcger. Proy, :ird and Elm. | r out of n thousand bus land. Mrs. Gladys Roy, who with double garage cottage, dose in, ophone and the others LANEY.S DRUG ST O R E --Pre­ j 10i* E. Third Street. If you are looking for n "Snap'' Lieut. Delnmr L. Snyder, is also communicate with you scriptions, Drug!,, Sr,da. We are Here it In an ciilrant in the proposed New , thev know your address, See Me At Onco York to Rome flight. FURNISHED garage discontinuance MUST la­ 6» near you as your phono. Call 103'WELL W. M. YOUNG "I’ll slu-wthe world that a —------ --------------------- ---—-------- - I apartm ent for rent; every conin person »C I hr Sanfor i Bargains In Real Estate woman can fly acto“S llm ocean," lid office or by letter. 1el*'. 1,UMBER and complete line r,f ,vtitle lice; rent greatly reduced, Park Ave. and Commercial St. Madame Phillips sail! in nn inter* building material, I sjw prices. .015 Park Ave. Phone 121J. Hisnmli nun Decs are not view with International News S e r­ Security Lumber Co., "Where Good ! ------------------------------------------------.»i ,, . Grades Come From" Maple and “ ROOM FURNISHED apartm ent 21— A c re a g e I-tir S ale vice, her blue eyes flashing. “ I IBOUS - Prompt - Efficient Sixth. Phone 7417, ! for rent, private screen porch, ------—----------- -------------would rather make the flight _------------------------—----------- desirnhle aid Oak Ave. Phone Service alone hut renditions may arise MUCK LANDS ARE VALUABLE CONCRETE in every shape and ;i08-W. .lust three mites from the city that will force me to take a nav­ form, blocks, tile roofing, ornnigator alcng, I will pilot the plane mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod* • FOR RENT—Wager apartment*. ,l,nit" "" htehwny I have eight -k d- •" nets Company, Fifth and Mapledean, cool, <w.v, cspcdully well "«*»■»» muck lands that ran be »• she he afrahl would | tm o u n cen ien ls ------- . Sts, Phono llk-W . located, 708 Earl' Street, Duyloim fn.r *..... aa m n- " r special W -addsi util e f fe d her nerves'.' t , I ---- . i vitK N iT SMITH I W h . Week or month, utility fur*natlo on nl! of ,t rhirly Mi;;h a s im she reptitd, "Hah. I NG— cvMliH nished acres in entile liacl includes d t Nerves” IA.TIDH and PLUMBING General linniraetor m s lands and other good garden have no nerves when I am in thu* Kpecithy. We handle electric: rt>0 We.vt First Stre*v> 1. pam*. », home light *»n«l J . FURNISHED APARTMENT ( land, Fine place for poultry a n d , nil. Iteallv. flying is so simple. xt I'hon* 441 Iinaou. Uaufuul Machine Co i Three rooms nnd bach, all mod ' truck of all kinds. Men can make Ami ***ill tle-re are people who will living raising Imlhs. celery, vegen,,t h.-li, ve that I am a real itvlncom good i i ii % ,ui i * ieniences, h i * ii * ' K’ * MJ ilocation tiu iln ili » il i i, ,< ,, * ■ | M E! Ah ROOFING—The Koof Ev- ito Why. I’ve bean flying since icn soon Ido lent, Phono 8.11-J. | ‘•',;,0K1 Mn'l " " " I" ) f«r Sanford and erlnating. Metal shingles; . — • . Cirlnnuo inarkotH. Adurrsrt K.^A. C*. Iflll uu jlomublka and have dntw* ihingorros standing seam tin Hnd galvanized TW(, rooms, kltrhcnette and h a th ;, This will not bo on flying over the Russian front -lur- 1 COUPE,—A-l condition- roofs. Sec .fames II. Cowan, Ouk lu>niiti filloiillnaki nilimnmvn* war. Vat 111Vahillly in hoaotiful outlook; all improve­ ■Mi^fk#‘t IfiniT- If ) fHI flu not think jp^* j |)r tires, Hussier shock-ah- aw . and Third St. Phone i l l . |,v some In this eounments; at trnetivdy furnished;' this land IH worth the price ( i t U» price |115. Seniinolo *Iiic W 1GH'jCuiRISENBEUR) Pit 1NT moderate rent by week. Ynu?,g's hiiy .some* of the muck Iiinun In ^ 111! W. First St. | ,.\Vhl.u , Iliy „|Utu«l •! SHOP — Printing, Krgrxvlng, I Apartm ents, office 20(1 N. Park other parts nr the country. flight recently one o f tw o new s*) Uiiibuhsing iic-o us first. Wc do I Ave. CROSS-TIES- and pules, any pupei • expressed skoptirism. They W. It. K. Avenuegrade ur or diniensh dimension. See E, M. L . urs and( (irnhani Trucks j JV l‘hnne 41J* TWO NEW— nicely furnished raid I didn’t, take the plane off Street. i!tlm ground tn-r land it. T hat's (nd tilth St. Phone 3. ' *»*' apartm ens. $25 per niunth. 4*1 > or H. Hush, Geneva. ‘ W. First St. Phunu 207. I true. I took the controls from Inn ford 1Mly NT AD. RATES B? *-»+ <»'•"«> N *W V \ E A \ / I N G t > x V V J tS \ LOOW< V-NJlIOT ) W je 'N jE . V.NJEM 1' A M D O N E . ‘o N C -M n ik i \ o i \ itV ITAMCIV Q U I C K ' A M ’ C»VY tS H O vfE .L ’o \M E S — ■'TMlV' sMUGT NEU£K OtiT C o U '\ . y . S j t '\ r> , V N. . " x :; L,|IVI y> ? ^ - till c‘V.17 OROUCiF\r* is imo u. a pat.oi r. 'W , W E L L S l P - w e P u C A L L IV l’ i VIOM EN AWO C H I L D I W l O 111 AMMUKHTtOM W A n O ld AMD U F l A MAM VAjHV-\ S T fttC f O U D G P S IO B l o w t T u p i f i f f im Ir a k i s BRoiit* 1 A R O I NOW I PERE* 2> Wi \EnE.ni-lREE OF U S iT^O O PU Tb AMD A SCOUT* i i l i V M i m o l IIOMOI ? y \ - - ---l T lp R iB L E DAV 4 1 MSff BeD'VtME.! mi a tinsel m i , •x ^ C f >ME. N ova /- i / \ l F \ >V->\ Q i l l I I < O O V O O I ItA I? ME. f i \ j . ) i '*,-,-, ^ iiJH. I ” -] ^ 2f>—MlKcrllnnctniK Tnr Sale 1Lieu, Stull/, a f te r W0 were up bill | WE HAVE several slightly lined only because In* was responsible j 16— H umm'.s h'lir Item pianos and- phonographs. Uus for tip- plane’s safety ami w o u ld 1 HOYS W A N TED —C«n uso f i v e ] — -------------------------------------Papers ca n't pay. Will aell for lull* p<»! let op* take it off even though I good Isiya vvho are IniHtlera ( an. ,.,x ,{00M , , 0USK f()r rnitt am e due. W rite or see Dixie Mils- | wanted to. I have often done it.| ea. n as> high as a lo lur an after0ak , Kvana St. a fte r ie Company, 55 W. Church St. Ol“ I'm like Lindbergh was b e fo re ' no<m Apply Circulation Depart- | J t.)y u() ,,ho^ o„. iatidn, I-la. , |tp made Ids g re at fliylil lo Paris, j Vencli Ave. Phone 71(1*W* JAN FORD RUICK CO. 212 Magnolia Avo . Phone 307 ' I have to fight every step of the 5-ROOM. bungalow foi rent, ARRIVED TODAY sugar o, lead way for recognition. and alum for preserving seed Mitiltvmo Phitlipr said that, ju-d with hath and garage, on From h 8—Financial 1 |ir0Vl, h]u. fly. if for no o th -| Ave., near 1 1th St. Phone 221 or bed rovers. Ball Hardware Go. call a t 001 Park Ave. IT, • PT . . . . , n T ” lei reason, she may make a abort I J i t 'l l 1C r llC F N l o x t C t Hand fliglit- say from New York; R\)PS—MARMONS , MONEY— to loan on Improved do 5 room unfiiruinh A i r I ? i r l / i O v a r f u l 'i i i r i u •" Fliicugo. Sin- mid she is now Sanford Automobile Co. riia h k residential property .n •’’Ht ICLNi; liigaolia Ave. Phone 137 1 Sanford at 0 per ren t Interest, no ''‘1 stucco bungalow, 2 bed ■^*** Iv ItIC x ' V t r I S l i l I l l l S ^„mk|pK arrangem ents to obtain a ------ ---------------------j bro k erag e-Address I/oan P. O Box '««"»». living loom, dining room, l monoplane in which she plans t«/ NEW SANFORD BOOSTER ; 503 City. kiti-hen (equipped with electr < HONOLULU, Jlily I'J —(IN S) make a flight from New York t<> range,) hath (with hut and cold Em ir Smith ami Emory Bronte, | itomc. Ite only $1.00, Studehnkor w a le j ). M r,ra te d 23110 P a lm e tto /firs t c iv ilia n flyer's t’.V"imp fio in th e }y- A-k for carbon juice with , Avenue, rent summer rates, plume mainland to Hawaii, will get an tnc- stnps the knock* San 11— MtHcellanemiH “ s r a ii s cat c»r |Gm age i jo, I ------------------------------------------------ 1 IK. bird's eye view of tile i lands this week. |0I.N — f o r d — FORDSON FUR N IT UR El For sale. Inquire I ROOM Cottage, unfurnished, for oral teats. As guests of the navy, the pilot rent. 1700 block, $25 a month. Edw.ird Higgins Inc. I «t McReyiiolds Drug Store, San* Examiners te il applicants for and navigator of the wrecker! trims Box 1700 cure licrald. krehil t* Palmetto. Phono 331 ford Ave. cor Geneva Ave. the le tte r jobs a to personality, Pacific “City of Oakland" will 3k 11 cruise over the famous Hnwaiin 'Irens, poise, po-dun*, speech, tone BY RODNEY DUTCHER BY TAYLOB volcano, Kiluucu, and will fly over WASHINGTON The new crop of voice, judgement, rasnurcftful* .other points of interest in the i«lo ' prohibition enforcers may lie u lies , physical fitness, energy and BOWSER* AH' T.VE OOT laroiH. ! WHAT A P6ACMCY A crew fired by holy zeal f'*r the what not. They test thorn to deter­ J l) S T ENOUGH CH A N G e T o r Do n ' t s o e . The airmen will return to San. mine whether they are exe< utivo G E T IN TO THE BAU-GAM E Francisco Huy aboard the steam* cause of arid righteousness. -.W H Y A N Y O W E H A S T O j or subordinate t>(« • and to deterir * T Nineteen thousand citizens have *hip Maui, sailing August 3. soc e wcATM ef^y applied fo, the 2 501 enforcement ! I"1";’ r h"lh",r lh*'> . v -. LIUT t THIS in«> v ' j .hs which Gengress threw open lo *« G e.r em jdoye,, I hey hurl ah- , the public and among Hu* appli " n i - bypMheti. .,1 Hlimtlon. ai ; A Cuss i ant* are many who have assured '»"-n try to bully th...... .. , PilVAn the Civil Service Gom,„lsnb-n that ' an easy answer they are »!J burning up with eag {"*' If he ho, a mind of BIRMINGHAM, ALA., July P.»i \ (IN S )—InvcstigatJuus of floggings [f'rneHi to put the 1 tailing down floint fori by hooded hands in Alaliamu was prison and make the country nafej T*e for the eighteenth amendment n n d ) most of the higher-up applicant' strict* tl here today when the Blount thus be»n a la-i. o ' q inlifying e* county grand jury a Onennu opened the wives and kiddies 2• w . « O ficial* of the Civil Service he , l*« rf*nc«. In th- ra*e of adndnn its probe into the whipping of Jeff Galloway.orphnn hoy who wan hea- lieve that much of thin sentiment '/* He,- j,d... ! !..■ <;■adulate must ten unconscious two weeks ago. .'on " e p a rt of the applicants is > BVI’ , * l' ' , * * > W 'I More tlmn 100 wjtnesuen have yenulne and they admit that It will 11 handling )r- ' opera! iort« < Iwen called hy the state. | I ,- taken into cnrublerntbn, dvspl'e » *!''• uto.rdinai.ei I ruler A similar investigation began the fact that no man is discrimlit- * ' ' rt-juired j toduy in Randolph County whore | eti d against incase he dnsen't fav1 t,ial n,Y Intelligent eight floggings have taken place ur prohibition an a national |ndicv.1 '" an ' “n J"' I'r" h,,-i*, in the last few weeks, five of them 1 Butchers, baker* and candle- i P**" *K«-nL olth' UK^I* entor in /ext J V. white iw rf.nn, >tick makers are all after the pro4* * !5,0<' h,,v" Hid — x haul two tickets f tp„ " ; ~ rt r r z ] Mbltlon job*, which pay fn.m G c^ h . p o p ,* r v e g o t ^ I AN-ASIERK AN f J J l d a year f<v warehouse ws.trh* ,r,rp' TH E B a u # g a m e b u t x <5am pU?H A T tR R lB ie HeftDACdt w ell C acl u p k e m a n d t a k e ^ iV A xiiiW 'T nw i t tn / .s j o ' 1 "'*» l« « year f»*r th - snsUA can ......... . having p iu sc l his , "t Canharoly see*nie THAT'5 T oo p ,A,‘^ 1, *y*Ti )N ' J ,,,w .«.$ commissioner and adm lnistra- »ral or w rd le i exm.; to.th. . HiM INSTEAD ! h e l r e s o n *me b c c k s — B A O - X 'M FViAtmanter General New tmtoy |f) th. n - jb meted to a .a r - f ri How ABoor GCrriNG The S orry — iwi nvYork, ^ l er,?Kn A‘„ n to,at captains, m v etig a ti. H e , , . ,1 h r - . d.1i “ways, By •Ilt.j Inc., III of ' v.le New I 111ft | tiHJ the IconG|| * . 1 '_ j. lumbar «Mer , . r itl i,; k, #.%a,-n fin ' Idirr AFT£RN 00N o f f ? tract for carrying mall mail by l,v «ir a ir bt* be* »' W « £ " “ "■ K "'1* army *rnJ» and n»vy, navy, u,* u.. In o bis, his wown■ '* -r. -*.d ,...| twt tween Key West. Fla . ami Il-v a n a , . t,f rl , il * ,u\ ‘ f-iilu i «■» !' deaiers, mBn’,faelureri‘government offi- *•' u‘t* Hm « <‘ test, s V' tCuba Theurday. ra«»r. ad auperintanAenla,; *"j| urday Only one other bidder'th-- '*"1’Cdhan-American liru-h Inc., tnc ooff, several e D c r and s-ores of * her K“ Lon are tt. n r r , - . .r fs! Cubsn-A merican aa iirr lines, Miami, 1 utested. I '/ n H i w uf u c n who have Iwen mg. Last o ' all, t »• fingerprinted This route f* classified a« foreign “ho*»es" are out a 'te r the adminand the ,'tnger ; r:nU c^rr»pdf<f| i B-rvice. Air mail postage is not •■trative jobs Must I'asa Stiff Kssms with tl» r«ccrd *r* v»«r I el J) I f l necessary. Ordinary first-class For the mere agent jobs, appli­ ment of Ju itire By this tstthod, mail will he handled by a ir Instead cants have come from every wa!k it is hoped to k ep tbe penhtht I i of by s'cam er as at present. i f Rfe—from sewer-scrubbing to .tio n service fr W n g M • I with ' teaching and preaching. M any . known m m Inal* WINDS REMAIN GENTLE frivate detectives want jolis ns a*, WINDS REMAIN GENTLE yenta and in*rstigator*. . . r. 17 Along the S'-uth A tianuc coast ms Up U> VVnX), th* jo*.* require OCALA Kar-«* rg a ro e d be 1t-e winds will be gentle tb mod-, w i -U en e l nta a • sat ovr. A n/vp th at, ers A* Oi * i 7 s r oca i w t t w c ' cr.it,* easterly over * uth pvrrtion. c a n d id a te s thorough. cently. MODEL TRIM CO. Irim the enr, not the owner." |J’hone 817 for estim ates P. W. RADFOIII) n u n t Herald. Wj&IUNGTON, i.t m p SA " HA to HERO ES . M« (h*4 «f'$»¥*■■I IM’N POP 3 0 / 7 Alabama AutharilicH Probing Floggings iff Mm n IE R ^ € r- rM i Phfini 118 L&x*aa � 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 19, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 19, 1927. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 19, 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/7cced162b4d296cea418c74615fb1702.pdf bfd04b91d4d2ce79648467ba02a6877b PDF Text Text .. -r. _________ T H E W B A TH E R Y O tm N E W S P A P E R Partly clouily tonight Thuradny; local thunder-«ho\ '•Thursday and in extreme n\ portion tonight. Ished ln ^ P io rida’s H carl Vorld’8 Greatest Vegetable nn Its Richest Garden Land Leased W ire International News Service Courtney’s Flight Set For Tomorrow asis Of Compromise Is Reached A t Gene­ va Arm s Meeting On Cruiser Strength ' SOUTHAMPTON, Eng., July 20.— (IN S )—The trans-Atlantic flight o f Capt. Frank T. Court­ ney, British air race, this morn­ ing was postponed until tomor­ row to enable mechanics to muke motor and radio adjust, ments to his plane. Courtney made a trial flight in the morn­ ing over tho Calshot naval fly ­ ing station to test out his Uournier-Napier whale flying boat and after remaining in the air for some time, landed to make some adjustments. S A N F A R D , FLO R ID A , W E D N E S D A Y , JU LY 20. 1927 CHAMBER HEAD MIXES IN FIST FIGHT IN MIAMI Dispute Arises Out O f Bank­ rupt Proceedings And Four Prominent MiuminnsUnguge In Fast Free-For-All Fight I “„eK $ » n VIENNAR10TDEAD cJ burieb as police Fulford-By-The-Sea Is Basis O f Argum ent ______ No Serious Damage Done But ! All Four Land In Court To Answer Charges O f Assault Gen. Sandino’s Men Forced To Retreat 'M A N A G U A , Nicaragua, Ju­ ly 20.— (IN S )— Fighting be. tween United States marines and Nicaraguan revolutionaries under Gen. Sundino ut Ocotul has ended and the Nicaraguans have been scattered, according to word received hero to-day from the Ocotal district. Gen. Snndino is in flight but marine airplanes arc searching for him over the mountains. So complete was the victory of the Ameri­ cans over the Nicaraguan re­ calcitrants thut no further at­ tack is expected. The Nicara­ guan dead may reach 850 as many wounded are lying unat­ tended in the nearby wilderness without medical attention and probably will succumb. Ho-inforcoment are on their way to strengthen the United State* marine garrison in Ocolnl. Member Audit Bureau O f Circulations LIQUOR FLOWS King Ferdinand Die TOPORTHURON LIKETHEBROOK Michael Is ‘Baby Kin ency Counci Little .Michigan Town Trans* formed Into Th rivin g City A h Result O f Prohibition And Location Near Canada Queen Marie Escorts F A R O I H ftP F S T O Rumanian King* Dies Ruby To Parliament ‘ v I at Royal Palace Where lie Is Crow n-:R|<] P E R M IT T E D 1 0 j lowing Long Suffer From Cancer Port Huron Ships Ninety Per, Cent O f Its Liquor To Other j e(l K , n * o f |iu m iu , i a [ u p t u r n t o h o m e Km $50,000,000 Is Amount Business City Does Parts O f The United States Regency Council To Be Confirmed Ferdinand Wcaps As Death Conies Princc Is Informed n r King s MIAMI, Flu., July 20— (IN S ) — KI a m ir s Nuri;: Machine Death H\ I. N.S. Correspon­ Wlu-n ease no. 7280 and three sub­ rims. rifles ami plslitls nre n«w ..I.sulci.- in Ho rum iiiiiuliix opsequent cases are called in the dent And Is G rief Striken • lalloiis across llo fanailluil hocmunicipal court here July 20 as ■lor. I.«w re liec Sulllvuu, I. N. S. Queen Marie Is Expec­ H\ News Whieh Is Surprise Queen Marie Remains hlnif corres|>nmlciit. writes In llie ■ -------I Fifteen Thousand Police And the aftermath of a free-for-all following I>isi ii 11no-nt of Ills Ha­ ted To Re Real Rul* ' PARIS, July 20.—(INS)—Prime LONDON, July 29. (I N o ) Soldiers Keep Crowds Mov- fist fight Monday night in which Stoical Lon g H av­ iles, The lliiimr irillfic Is now our prominent citizens of Miami humllcii almost an a n itnlor Imsl.A basis for compromise on ing To Prevent Uprising participated, court attaches, if no or; ArmyTakcsOuth jCarol who renounced Ids rights to ness, lie reveals. Ollier Installing Expected Death lllelils In llle series Will follow As Funeral Cortege Passes others, will learn what happens ______ . |tlu* throne o f Romania for the love Ihe question o f cruiser ,4u»l>.—I. N. H. when n federal receiver demands B U C H AR E ST, July 20— (I „ f „ woman, hope.t to be permitted tlength was reached between B U C H AR E ST, Romania, V IE N N A . July 20.~(1N S)— tho assets of u bankrupt real N S )— Prince Michael b e e n m e 'to return to Bucharest to attend July 20— (IN S )— Following a he Hon. W. C. Bridgeman and By LAWRENCE SU LLIVA N Nenrly 15,000 soldiers and po­ estate development from a re­ International Neon Service Staff the “ Baby K in g” o f Reunion-1 , the funeral o f his father, King lo n g illness from cancer. King dugh Gibson, prior to Bridge- lice including the newly created ceiver appointed by the circuit Correspondent in this afternoon, less than Ferdinand, t,an’s departure fo r London, gendunnerie were on duty thro­ court, is wus said today. Ford i nonil uf Roumania, died More Thun Sixty 1’ ernons Art* ughout Vienna today to prevent POUT HURON, Mich., July 20 Tim Prince so informed the lu- at tin* Royal Palace a l Sinaia twelve hours a fte r the death [ccording to reports today in The fist fight is said to have Included In UnrtySpoiiHOrcd I Favored by geography and the disorders during the funeral o f 81 tcrnntiounl News Service today, Official quarters. socialists who were killed during resulted over the validity o f two when ut 11:45 A. M.. seven hours at 2:15 o’clock this moi'nlng. By Trade Body; Gate C’ily |prohibition laws of tin* United o f King Ferdinand. receiverships o f the Florida Prince Michael, accompan­ The British and Japanese street fighting since Inst Priduy. Cities Finance Company,develop­ after tho ilentli of the King. I|* Quo on Mario ami all the other To O ffer Elaborate Buriy |Stales, Purl Huron,* formerly a ty ­ ied by Queen Marie, his grand- received .from the International members o f the ropal fam ily ire understood to be prepared to There were 10 other dead whose ers of Fulford-By-The-Sea, land­ pical middle -western industri'd I biake concessions in line with thi funerals were not held today in ed the four prominent Miami The Clyde lane steamer "Ci|y ci'iiiinuiiity, lias been transformed niotllCT, ami his mother, Prill-' News the first information of Ids except form er Crown Prince connection with the public func­ American demands. Whitehall re­ Jacksonville" left port shortly |by tin* Volstead Act into an inter- l ess Helen, W ile, o f the form- j Queried the Prime. ns the Inter. Carol were at the bedside. citizens in police court here Mon­ , | “ My (hid) W h a t* the news’ tards the situation as hopeful and tion. alter I :!t0 o'clock this uflemoon 1national crossroads of tin- illicit er crown I rim e Lyrol, day night, a postponement of their Carol who renounced this right ami fuUl0'. H Today ’s public funeral was con­ Llieves the American and British bcarli g more than 00 members of 1 rum-running trails, a sort of modhearing in tile municipal court was ; to succession because o f marital ducted by the municipality, which P r im e Nicholas, •e xNicnotas, a r riv e s hi Cabinets will approve the suggest­ is under control of the socialists. obtained until next Tuesday. national News Correspondent was the Sanford Chamber o f Com-|,.,-„ Constantinople- for Canadian Bucharest from Sinaia at .’i o'clock. shown into tin-salon of the Prince's troubles lias I sen living in solf ions which huve been Bet forth. imposed exile in Paris, it is prob­ A. L. Yardbrough. u real estate iqerce good will delegation which lu er, whiskey ami wine. Thousands of persons filled the Members of (lie government will The British cabinet met today streets through which the long man who claimed that he had been on-Thursday will be entertained able that regency will be appoint­ Situated at the southern tip of greet the Prince at tlu* Kotorronl villa at Nmiilly. and will reconvene upon tlie nrrivul line of hearses was to pnss. The appointed as federal receiver for extensively by tin* Jacksonville Lake Huron and extending south­ ed lo reign for the time being. "There lias been an nrniy of station where n royal procession The scene in tin* death ehamber here of Bridgeman und Viscount police were under orders to pre­ the company, demanded the trails- clmmht-r of commerce and city and ward almost 10 milts along tho Ft. will form am! tin- "baby king" will journalists outside the house all K cil. After tomorrow, Premier vent concentrations where inflam­ fer of all papers from Fred Vun- county officials. ciidr river, which is the internat­ drive in Ktaff to parliament where morning mid I thought something was u pathetic one. l^int night ’ Tile outing, an nnnunl affair, is ional boundary for .‘to miles be­ Baldwin will be preparing for hia matory speeches might be made. derpool, state receiver appointed lie will In* proclaimed king and n was tho matter," said the Prince. tho dying King wept continuously, expected to do much toward in­ tween Luke Huron und Erie. On regency council will be confirmed. “ I tried to get in touch with tho failing intermittently into uiicquJdeuarture for Canada on Saturduy Following the services the bodies by the circuit court. land the disarmament negotiations were to be taken to tho municipal The latter, aided by Judge \V. creasing the relations between t’m* top o f and all around the thriv­ Officers und troops will bo mar­ Uotnuuttiun legaton Imt they didn’t t.ciuusnoss. His weukuess was so great that he could searcoly sp**nk |will be under control of Lord Bal- crematorium for burning. Only H. Burwull, president! of Miami Gate City and the City Substan­ ing industry of the pre-prohibition shalled before the “ baby king” and answer the telephone.*’ Ifour who becomes acting premier. members of the fnmilies of the Chnmbcr of Commerce und a well tia!. S. C). Shinholscr, president area, the city now shelters an un­ take the until o f allegiance to him. Tho correspondent then told the although he tried to do so. His lips moved nnd Queuo Maria bunt victims, officials of the socialist known locul attorney, refused to of the local organisation, heath derground, whispering, ensh-nndA fte r the members o f thi regen-( Prince o f Ids father’s death. WuikShinholscr ex- no-questions-asked trade whose un­ over in an effort to « o a i »*> GENEVA, July 20.— (IN S )— party and representatives of tho surrender the records saying that the party. Mr. oy council,which will hold powor ing to and fro excitedly, with periThe Japanese and United States municipal government were ad­ . they knew nothing o f the new re­ pressed the belief thut the trip! mint operations run close to $r»n,- until Michael lieeomcs of age, have |•ipiratinn standing from ids brow, wished to say, Imt (ho r.iUmrurs would fulfil! its purpose and that' POO,000. were so weak she rotild not undur1delegations Lo the Tri-Partite Nav- mitted to this ceremony. greeted their king, tin* little ruler |lighting frequent cigarettes and ceivership. The elnsh followed. tho tour will iio a lug surcess. jn ntand them, it is —1 *t*tt Along the city water front, lal Disarmament Conference made The final service was to start at will lie Installed ia the royal palace, stamping them out as frequently, Louis Swing, Yardhrough’s Ferdinand spoke o f h(* nhsent son I discreet attempts today to recon- 2 o’clock and all industry In the nttorney joined in the melee. Judge this assertion Mr. Shinholscr wus scores of improvised private docks Queen Marie will ho tho real the Prince wus extremely agitated. Carol whom lie wished to seo be­ lcite the tentative Anglo-Japanesc city was instructed to cease opera­ Burwell wus arrested on a charge jofnej by others who praised tin* extend open iirius to the pleast* >' ruler of Hotimuniu, tin- formal ap­ “ Will you go buck," queroed the fore lie died. .■ of Sarnia, Ontario, directly pointment of a regency council be­ ■with the United States demands, tions for 15 minutes from thut of disorderly conduct. Vunderpool Jacksonville people for the clnj correspondent. For weeks the K«o«r had been orato entertainment that hiu» Isipn, . (| S | I t)u. river, where tho pro........ . ........... .. .................. hour in tribute to the memory of (while the British delegates were in ing a mere formality, according to swore out wurrunts charging arranged in honor of the party. “ I will wail word from my fam­ wanting away and WoJ lhtle mnru < - xi„ci:.l liquor stores carry stocks t.xl,ro88(.,, in poiitUi.l circles. ' I London attempting to settle diffi- the dead. Yurdbrough charged Vunderpool ily," said the Prince, "nnd i will titan a skeleton when , he dieiL Included in the delegation wi(ro|0f more than 600 brands o f bottle Qllm i Mario'sdominating per The city has returned to normal l cullies of their own. Fame and, In another warrant, certainly go to the funeral unless Queen Marie took her husband’s It is understood that one of the and all the workers have returned Yurdbrough charged Vnderpuol two from ( leremopt roprosonllng goods, t * baling beer at 11 vents 8onality lias long swayed premier they tell mo not to. I think I will dentb stoically, having long .xl.ake County and five front Orlun-: „ pint ami port wine at 00 emits and tho members of his to their post*. There Is little left I reasons the British delegates were with assault and buttery. do representing Orange county.I u quart. IJut in the liver, a fleet pnity have nlway-i been umonduidu la- allowed to enter the country." pccted il. But the children Wen) liuannoned to London, wus that the to mark the tragic happenings of • Aside from a few scratches The Orlando group was headed l>y I of 50 house boats -pormnnlly an- I i her wishes nnd desires. Tho Prince kuM that on last inrouKoluble. thi past Week save the wrecked I Wan.* W. C . ‘ Bridgeman and V»<.und sundry torn garments, signs 'Altlioiqfh Ferdinand had been Senator M. (). Overstreet. jthnretl to the American side Saturday lie Imd seen his sister, Willi the passing o f king Ft rdinI count Cecil were in disagreement. palace o f justice and the presence o f ucttiul combat were not in evi­ The Sanford purty is scheduled minis an emergency haven for In­ nnil no one believes that Queen Elizabeth, wife of the ex-king of suffering from a malignant growth o f soldiers and extra police in the Miscount Cecil Is understood to be dence when the quartet appeared to reach Jacksonville tomorrow mss.-d launches anywhere n the Marie will be satisfied to Jiecomo Greece. "She had been receiving ad-1f ° r » l«»K Uni® >•»* condition did I ready to make some concessions to streets. Chancellor Selpel und 1»ih rov- at police headquarters to start morning at 8 o’clock. A delegation 10 mile Port Huron waterfront, merely tlio Queen mother. For too vices from Bucharest arid told me not become serious until last year 1meet the American viewpoint while ernmentnl colleagues are engaged sequent litigation. o f prominent business men. headed) Several of these liousehonln an- many years --lie Ims been l lie dom­ father had lost weight but she while Queen Mnriu was visiting Bridgeman is more udamant. by Senutor -Duncan U. Fletcher ichmcd south of I lie city limits are inant force in Roumania to rink thought ho would recover," the tho- United States. A hurry call in restoring political equilibrium. There is an impassion hero that Whether the government will tuke and Mayor John T. Alsop, will *....id led by underground pus- into tin* comparatively obscure Prince said. “ I am glad she saw wns sent to her to return home. In the meantime ppecinliat-. an effort will be made to get the restrictive measures against the 4 Alleged Smugglers welcome the visitors after wliielr snges to concrete subtermni m sto- place o f Queen mother. father before tho etui." \vi re Minimum'll to Bucharest, ^rom British cabinet to agree to the communists, who nre held respons- Arrested A t Key West they will be taken to Jacksonville|rage vaults which arc always stor.. m ,..;,, ...;ii i„.r Prince Carol's emotions were Paris. Radium treatment was ad­ Ileuch fo r a dip in the ocean, ' d from CO lo 200 cases or Queen Mario will use her greatAmerican demand that cruisers hlc for the outbreaks, is not cer­ patently those promoted by grief ministered and tin* King responded under 7,500 tons be permitted to tain. K E Y WEST] Fla., July 20.— luncheon will hi served ut thelau whiskies awaiting trucl mg fa- ' |(* ".'.‘f "|*ri‘i e Ua.'.TV^is li licivd over tla- death of Ids fattier, who temporarily, hut later ills con­ carry eight-inch guns. This quest­ . ,|lr n j, j,|s Many of the ringleaders nre in (I N S )— Four men were bound San Jose liotel where nn informaljeililjes to carry them ove. Mic-ln-1 ^ ,"* * . " . ‘ . ' ^ Imd been on friendly terms witli dition became worse*. ion now stands out us the point in jail and will be tried in the ordin­ over to the Federal District Court get-together meeting is also sche- gun* network of paved I :gliway' King Ferdinand o f Roumania, to take plaiw. I to the larger retailing c a te rs of !'<;* 'ers have long been In oppo- Idm even though forced to take greatest dispute. The Japanese are ary course of events but it is un­ by United Stutes Commissioner dulcd ii ,i iv iu Him |*11, v. ...... sit Ion to her ami tho friends shn disciplinary action against him. wns the last member of tin* Homo understood to be Indifferent to the likely that any organized move Rodney Gwynn on charges of In the afternoon tlie program die middle west. lias alinut her. The Queen lias said There was not a trace of regret of Hohcnzollcrn to o?cupy an imarmament und are willing to ac­ will be made against the commun­ smuggling liquor from one Unlike Detroit, which is 1 1 1 .' of includes a sightseeing trip about that Urince Carol needs to he pun - J that he is hot assuming the tlirono liortant throne, lie also wns per­ cept any compromise /the British ist party. Preparations are under the P. & O. car ferries,plying be­ the city followed by a two hours’ greatest port o f entry for I'niri- ished ami can not return to itouma-| I in Prince Carol's conversation. His haps tin* most unhupny member of way for the opening tomorrow of tween this city and Havana. and Americans may reach. entertainment at the Florida dinn distilled products, Unit Hu­ uia until lie shows signs of petti-i' n-grel was altogether that o f u son that once reigning House. the. special session of parliament. ron is a shipping center rather Great Britain and Japan had al­ tehee. Those who are eloso to the|( who lias lest his father. The men, who customs inspect­ Theater. At 5 o'clock the party will Although tlie Roumanian thrum* ready reached un agreement “ in ors suy smuggled the liquor a­ be taken to the Clyde Line pier for Ilian u consuming market. Wherea.i Roumanian euurt, however, assert | The correspondent recalled that it. hereditary, passing from father Detroit, <i2-miles to the south, the return trip. The delegation is that Prlnro Carol is not being kept j principle" for a tentative cruiser Alleged Floggers Are shore ill dirty clothes, were re­ 1 dining the eonversatlons witli t ,» ton, Ferdinand was elected, not ships less than half her total re­ tonnage of 500,000 for this United leased under bonds ranging from scheduled to arrive here 10 o'clock ceipts, Unit Huron clears to tho from ids homeland because of mor­ I rim 1 in I sunn* months ugo. the horn to the thone. Born in DP'-fi, al transgression so nitieli us lieStates and Great Britain und 225,- Acquitted In One ('use $500 to $1,000 each. They were Friday morning. Urine. : oiled that Ills father had the nephew of King t'arol uf RouSecretary Trotter said this west and south virtually UU per call sc of Id - political opposition t > U00 for Japan. But this allotment J. Alliury, Antonio Barriro, led i n lY'.liupny life because since niania, Ferdinand wns designated' cent of Iter i'nnitdiun liquor im­ ORLANDO.FI ii ., July 20 .-(INS) was not satisfactory to the Ameri. Casimiro Rodrigurz und Antonio morning that plans Imd boon made ports. By truck, rail, and touring those politicians who are now in 1.... 11 I.'- Imd been under tho by the Roumanian Senate in 189U The sextet charged with kidnap­ Rivas. power, and who are more or h-r.« for u rousing meeting o f tin* trade cans. the crown prince und heir to tin* ping and flogging Charles liicks body aboard the boat on Friday enr, thousands of caeca,, o f whis­ amenable to the wishes of Queen ) dnlniut lieu o f |nlitii al forces. 11lO throne. The selection was appt It had been reported previously and J. P. Johnson of this city on Pi moi -and to display today no key move out every week. Marie. morning just before the purty that a tripartite agreement had June 14 were acquitted by an Or­ N e g ro Steps In Paint hu| i-‘ Hint la* might succeed IiIj Inter by the Roumanian Cbatubov, Tim northern oulpo-1 o f tin- 80reaches Sanford. For many months then) have father to such un unhappy estate. o f Deputies. been reached, but this was denied ange County jury here Inst night uiile battle front which United been rumors that Queen Marie de­ Ferdinand was tin* hand-pick*-I i by Hugh Gibson, head of tho Amer­ in tho ruse of tin* fonnor. 1hoy Later Causing Arrest Mine. l.upeKcu, the Titlau-iiaitlcd States coast guard ami custom i sired to e .tablihli herself ns Em­ selection of a coterie of politi­ Four Gases Art* On ican delegation. “ No, there hus been will ho tried for kidnapping « « « beauty, whose dm cm caused Prince officials never have la-en tilde to press of Roumania. it is believed cians who, nt the end of the Dinsno agreement of any kind reached assault with intent to murder in JACKSONVILLE, Flu., July 20. conquer, Unit Huron witli a popu­ lure, however that if site plant Carol to abandon Ids rights to the teen ill century, were in power in City Court Docket in the conference,” Gibson told In­ the Johnson case sometime next (I N S )—O. D. Dixon, eighteenlation of approximately 25,111)0 Is surli ii political move, it will i>o throne, received the correspondent Kmimuiiin, and Jyriug tliu yearn yenr old negro, was arrested and ternational News Service. guarded by a customs staff of I when ho first wook* . . . called ,,ut the villa. prior to his accession to tho Four cases were on Hie docket three men. Theirs is tIn* task < f attempted in the future und tlict. ,,, Those charged with the floggings is waiting trial on charges of will Is- no present effort to up i -s ,»e appeared In u negligee Und an. throne was dominated completely, in Municipal Court this morning. inspecting several hundred freight the reign of Prince were William Matthews, A. b. breaking and entering as u result ,i linii nounred that Prince Carol would by these politicians llda domina­ Four Members O f One Gilliam, Of these one was dismissed and (Continued On Page Three) come down as soon as he had tion followed Ferdinand through G. F. Demerit!, E. b . Ste­ uf spilling u bucket of paint. the regency council. were transferred to tin* county. Family W ed Together vens, George II. Murdock, and Bill Dixon tipped over a bucket of two finished dressing. Sin* asked for Ids years ns reigning sovereign, ' Ella Mathews, charged with dis­ white paint while entering the o f­ McCollum, all of Orlando. new t, and told of tho King’s death, nnd was on** o f the unhnppy in ­ Three Dead;Four H u rl replied It took four days to select the fices of a local coal company where orderly conduct was dismissed. Kiwnnis Official To calmly: BIRMINGHAM. Ala., July 20.fluences in his life. he looted the desxs und drawers of Carroll English and Louis Me (INS)—Four couples, including jury to try the alleged floggers. Be Guest Saturday Prince Carol, who renounced hi “ I don’t think it can lie true, In Chicago Hole! Fire Queen, Dot It charged witli larceny, everything valuable. Police saw a three brothers and a sister o f one for we have recoivod no news ut lights to the Roumanian throns white foot print on the floor. were transferred to tin* county for family started on honeymoon trips Noted EducatorPasses (Continued On Pngo Three) They luter apprehended u white- triul. CHICAGO, July 2 0 .-(IN S )~ all." Halier A. Iloolln rer, district gov­ today after a quadruple wedding hoofed negro who had evidently Three persons were burned to John Wynn, charged with dis­ ernor of Kiwanis, is to he the guest A w ay In New York stepped into a can of paint. lie orderly Tuesday night before a purty of conduct, wus dismissed oil o f the Sanford club at the lunch­ dentil, four others were severely Lind ber^hl lopsO ff On 1.500 friends. confessed to tho alleged crime. the charge l>ut wus held for u sani­ eon Saturday, urmrding to un an­ injured, one man is missing,undlbO NEW YORK, July 20— (IN S )— The three brothers, Dr. Lelia* ty examination by tho city nouncement made by L. C. BcBout, more were routed in a spectacular Country-Wide Flight Kirby, Otis Kirby and Rev. Taylor Falling to rally after an operation DIXIE VETERAN DIES secretary of the local civic organi­ fire here today in u five-story physiciun. Dr. Arthur A. Hamerschalg, pres­ Kirby were wed to Misses Jean RICHMOND, Vu.( July 20 — zation. Mr. Itoolinger is to be tlr- hotel. M INEOLA. N. Y., July 20|(INS) Harmea, Mary Evans and Lucre- ident o f the Research Corporation (I N S )—J. Tyler Jobson, confedprincipal speaker at tho meeting Heroic rescues by firemen re­ Colonel Clmries A. Lindbergh tia Evans, while the sister Miss of New York, former head of the crue veteran who witnessed the Sheriff Returns From and a large attendance is expected duced tin- death toll. Tin- hotel hopped o ff from Mitchell Field Geneva Kirby took os her mate Carnegie Institute of Technology in famous battle in Hampton Roads Trip To Cloudland, (ia. to greet him. was a landmark for many years in here at 12:50 o'clock this ufterAn uirplutiu crush which resultI ittstmrgh, und an outstanding * * between the Merrimac und the Herbert Werner. Tin* luncheon this week was the Swedish lettlement. ino' ii for Hartford, Conn.,in bis etl in no injuries tp tho occupants ‘ pure in the educational and busiThe four Kirbys nre graduates Monitor, died here early today. The dead are: famous "Spirit Of Ht. Louis,’ 'on hut caused constiTcrabla damage Sheriff C. M. Hand has returned changed from Wednesday until from the University of Alubama, nous world, died today in the Ho wus 85 years old. Suturdny heenuse Mr. Boolinger the first leg o f his nntion wide |to the muchine, occuroii late Tue G iis Anderson, 55; und two un­ from a short trip to Cloudland,(ia., the quadruple wedding Idea started Roosevelt Hospital here. tour. , I day ufternoon on the lukcfront where he spent several days with was available for Saturday only identified men. 'vith Dr. Kirby, who had planned to ncur tho Hotel Forest Lake, his brother, Walter 8. Hand, who hccausu several of the Sanford marry in October. Then tho other two uviutors, who declined ta with his fumily is spending the Kiwunians un* away on the good brothers and sisters conferred with summer at the mountain resort. will trip to Jacksonville which is their names but who wuru . j him and July 1 was the date set for Mr. Hund was accompanied b> his being sponscrcd by the Chamber of bearing tjie tiuiue.qf the “ J all to wed. little grandson, Charles Betts who Commerce. 1lint Aviation ' Botoo|p remained for u longer visit. 1route to Tampa fr^i I oil to -when tho accldcit The sheriff made the trip by |F lo w e r s O f f ’allaway The Sitting Suns of Rest, that partly to the heat. Two factions Tho fliers said they encuij Herald W ill Give organization whose existence has huve been organized, one favoring auto, tuking u different route for The Georgia re­ To Go On Trial Soon i a blinding rain storm been so closely linked with that o. three commissioners, the other tho return trip. Each day The Herald will present five questions concerning Returns From Fight Sanford, has delivered un untimu- favoring five. It is said, however, sort, located in the mountains, is i passed over Sanford, losing becoming populur each year, thu bearings temporarily, the u\ Sanford’s history, its industries, its city government, its recro-' that there were some who wanted BIRM INGHAM . Alu., July 20 tum on the impending city election. Sheriff Hund hus a (I N S )— On Monday next will open decided to laud. But for the Through arrangements com­ This information was not given out the club to be united on tjje ques­ official said. ntinnal facilities nnd other interesting subjects. The unsworn will summer home in Cloudland. on First Street there might pleted with the International the trial o f seven men Indicted as an official announcement but tion as it has on ull issues in tho Im- given with tiiv questions. Persons who Imvo questions which hvo been an accident, one o f past. The very future of the club New, Service, The Herald will was gathered today from a relia­ Tuesday by the Blount County) they desiro to huve imludcd in this column, muy conimunicato men said. As it wds the ms offer a blow by blow account of M urder O f 2 Reported ble source after what is described wus at stake, it was pointed out. grand jury at Oneonta on charges with Tin* Herald. struck the curb causing the A fter several conferences be­ ‘ he Dempsey-Shurkey fight as a "prolonged debate” on the mo­ o f kidimpping and assault and, OnSchoonerKingsway 1battery in connection | with the i which will take place in New to tnaku an upward mov* : mentous questions of the day, af­ tween the moguls o f the organi­ AN SW E RS QUESTIONS ■ork tomorrow night. by a short nose dive tl zation it was decided to thrash the fecting every phase of activity flogging of Jeff Calloway sev­ 1. Fifteen including tho chief. sand. Tho propellur was 1. How many men compose tho: The returns from the fight matter out in open meeting. IN ith NE W YORK. July 20.-(,INS) — from fishing possibilities in Semin­ eral weeks ugo, Attorney Genera' *'*1 begin to come over the tin* landing geur Preceded by wierd tales of the ( ’buries C. Me Cull unnounred pullet) department? ole wuters to the probable select a full attendance the session open­ \Yha. iclull firm Ib tlu- oldest) 2. Henry Mclstulin, tho jeweler. erubly lid the fuselage wire about 7:30 o'clock and they ed at un unnamed hour in front of murder o f the skipper’s Vrifo, the today. in Hanford? will be announced by mega­ two. deuth of the first mate, and a killer The men indicted include L. A. 3. What is the vulue of city ow -] 3. $ 1,827,410.t>4 from estimate phone as fast as they are reW*Tk of )|l«*.ia-*,l;n*^the at large on her decks, the fourmade Jan. 21, l!i2d. Clayton, Chester Clayton, Cllf* ued property? ceivej ut this office. ine occiM |I ■ It appears that in place of the express.*! the belief that unless the masted schooner Kingswuy was ex­ 4. James Moughtou. ton Clayton. Pete Carlisle and 4. Win is the cit> sanitary in.l cordially invited peaceful harmony that has reigned bunch stuck together they would pected to arrive at/Quarantlno to­ Eugene llaus. The nunie-i o f the |ertor? the "party” , heretofore in the ranks of the Sit- all lie lost separately. One ustute day after a year’s voyage from How many churches bus Han5. Twenty-throe, Pi white and l'i were withheld pending ,ni‘*t best thing to a seat Perth Amboy to the gold coast of others ting Suns o f Rest there has arism politician member threw * bomb- Africa. fa d ? negro. •l the ringside. their arrest. (Continued On Page Three) a certain amount of unrest, due s r s ^ “ 'iMAm|N oRDH! GOODWILLPARTY LEAVES SANFORD THIS AETERN00N Airplane Is B a d l: Damaged In Crash Tuesday Afternoon 1 More Benches Would Be Made Issue In Campaign By Sitting Suns Of Rest A s k M e Another! I I �--------- — T H K S A N FO R D H E R A L D , 1’ AGE E IG H T Fit! .■Jl 1«4 — — ..... A Y , J U L Y 10, 1927 Lm JULY YOWELL COMPANY’S 2 0 th resulting from the war (government $2, P.H), year ending June lift, nccorftl I figures announced today ul j treasury. H This henvy overhead, whitkj prises practically two.thirdi J1 entire cost o f g .... L government lions, is gradually failing, falling' b, | Ann niVA t\t\f\ % .• ' I. \ w n v$.10,800,000 •n been less than 1»«, Interest on 1 the .public debt k, ued to he the heaviest of expenditure, having m a j layout of $87,01U,(K)0, „ cuj“j bout Hd.OOO.OOU from the\ J ing yenr. Cnre o f veterans of th« W W ar accounted for an exntnS of $.101,170,000, a slight red! from the 1025.1020 year. YoJ al training operations haviM wiped out while hospital;J costs arc falling. National dtU and engineering projects <d War and Navy departments J the government $007,717,(X)0,J crease of about $12,000,000« the preceding yenr. With the exception of the h runs Bureau and Stntc Da moot, every government cstu incut showed a heavier op«3 cost than last year, nlthougll 7(1(5,000J *inrt1 SILK CREPES AND FANCY ORGANDIES LAC K TR IM M E D IN L IG H T SH AD E S These nre lightsome new Frocks o f extra beauty ami sold regularly at $10.00 and r. h. The materials and the tailoring have much to recommend them. J SPECIAL AT $7.85 EACH FRENCH VOILE UNDERWEAR LADIES’ VOILE IJNDEKWEAI G owns Hloomers and Step-Ins, all fancy lace rimmed in all the newest colors. Fancy Voile? Teds, Step-Ins, Wo mv r . I trimmed, in pink, rose, ri <; a and wlnto. Special ill $1.85 a Garment Special at $1.()0 a Garment VOILES, LINENS AND TISSUES Skeleton Of Chi (55,000 Y e a r s 01 Studied By Sciea In all the new summer styles. These are love­ ly ami dainty and form erly sold up to $7.00 each. Our policy o f never carrying merchan­ dise over ju stifies this ruthless r ut in prices. CHICAGO, July lit. - ( H Important knowledge I * uiigd dm early history' o f manlJV#i ported to bo revealed to i JM ogists o f the University "t t'aj go with the receipt lu re «l I dcoleton i.’f u child, believed td ntoro than (55,000 years old. The skeleton was discover* nn ancient ramp site near Ma El-Arbl, Algeria by I’ rof. Aa W. Pond, leader o f the I/>ftul rican Expedition at BeWt Cm Tho expedition unr.mhd ancient village, buried hcneaSl calcium carbonate crust. Nee skeleton o f the child were w bones of unimaks but in n» condition that their usefulnai historians wns negligible. I Dr. Fay-Copper Cole, univa SPECIAL A T 75c to VI CO a Yard Values Special al O NLY 19c A TACO COLORED CURTAIN MATERIALS I'laitls and Dots in All Colors Regular 35r Value— Special at 4 YARDS FOR 81,00 ’JBK855F57**5* COLOR I* JCRETONNI inches Wide, I)a ik V O IL K A N D M A R Q LTS K TTK IN P L A IN W I1ITI S T U Il’ K I) M A D R A S A N D R A Y O N A N D K C K U - R K G U LA 11 25c V A L I ’ K ,|,L COLORS— R E G U L A R SLRO V A I.U I SPECIAL A T 19c A YARD SPECIAL A T 75c A YARD COLORED BED SPREADS CHILDREN’S DRESSES 72x105 and 80x105 All Fast Colurtt in Voilo.s nnd T is s u o — Sixea 4 to 11 Years in Ryno, <Juki nnd — ValueM lip to H!uo $2.50 Guaranteed Fat.I Colors— Sells Regularly for CURTAIN SCRIMS COLORED DRAPERIES K xtra Heavy Quality Light and Dark Shade— 10 Inches W ide— J00 SPECIAL A T ONLY $ i .85 A YARD Values Up to 1 ON SALE ONE DAY A rr A SPECIAL LOW PRICE SALE OF AR TIFIC IAL CORSETS FLOWERS Odd Lots and Rruken Sizes in "A m u ira n $8.50 Dresses Lady" and "Goa1 $2.85 ,.i.t AN EXTRA SPECIAL IN SILKS Kxtra Heavy I 'lat C re p e —10 Inches W ide— 100 Per Washable Cent Puru Silk— Guaranteed In All the Light and Dark Shades—Sells Regularly at $2.25 a Yard PEC1AL A T ONLY $1.69 A YARD NEWEST ENGLISH PRINTS Large and Small Flowers for Drear.ea. Made o f Organdie and C h iffon — Value* Up to $1.00 $2.50 Dresses $5.00 S I'K C IA L A T S l'K C IA L A T $1.85 Each $1.85 $2.85 Each ONLY 69c Guaranteed Last Colors— In Small Designs— 32 Inches W'idu and An Kxtra Good Value For Wednesday Only SPECIAL A T 3 YARDS FOR S P E C IA L S P E C IA L W EDNESDAY W EDNESDAY SALE SALE L. Tharp Promd To W. U. Office W e s t Palm Ita Promotion from the m*1 ship of the Sanford office « Weatern Union to the g e n e ra l ngernhip o f II branches ej ing the West I’a1m Beach has come to Pouter Thorp, * ing to nn announcement Western Union Officials on dav afternoon. . been n» iMr. ' l l * Tharp, 1 u a i p i who w h w has * the local office for the F*5* years left Inst night to a*»c® new — . hero for several weeks nft*r she will join her husband. Since coming here fro*" tucky to assume charge of tM ford hrunrh. Mr. Tharp h*» very active in ndministefinj affairs of his office. On* management the office ha** a considerable increase in ‘j8’ and his promotion Is s n i n t" come ns recognition for tM tent nnd capable manner a he has operated the 'brunch. Mr. Tharp during hi? rc here has made ninny fricn1 will bo interested to learn good fortune bat will rc learn that his duties take way from Sanford. KSTATE CHANGES HA> K E Y WEST, FI.A m J1"’, (IN S )— Former United State* ator W. M. Butler o f W*»***J| who served as caitlPWf* for President Coolidgf, hM red tho Charles S. Ha*lcr interest in Key Y’cA. 1 y �'1 HE SAN FO KD H E R A L D , W E D N E S D A Y , J U L Y 20, 1027 fje Sanford Herald Have You the Courage of Your Convictions? ; i ■11—-i--------------------------m r r »lltrn n q» I I'-1 C iiM Basilar at Maalnrd, Florida laOiiff before Columbus ever thought o f tin? posftibillI l l Maamitln Arrai.r lies of ocean travel and Lord Hymn made his name famous (irt*4 'Ha AttMd Vlaaa Matter, |rrr>«» 27. IMU, at Ifcr l*«alaifflrr arnonjr his generation by swimming the Hellespont, a hand­ Xantoirt. Florida, nndrr * t l *f ful o f Swiss people wen* making history in the little town u t m r r M ait M a r c h . 3, IhUJ. U l l X n d 1.. I1KAN..... r.l)ITOH o f AltdoiT. That was in the early part o f the fourteenth IIOW AII Anil IIKUO ..... MANAOKH t. HOW m u; j u n k s , M«n*«inir ......... century when Kinjr Albert o f Austria, a greedy old monster, was caslinjf lonpiitK eyes it|Min neijrhborinjr countries in the sttn n riiirT iu x m ath s ew Y m r ... ........... ........ »T.n« hope o f mlilinj' to his dominions. •i.n 111. hud after a fashion subjected tin.* forest cantons HA • nrtlri per w»rk ■i.oo ° ( Switzerland to his ride and sent to A ld o rf as his bailiff U r r U l i edit I in p e r Y r a r c. AhMurd*. a , w . : i« imhn named Gessler. This individual was sumethiiiK o f m *r<*r, n is» interim- !t tyrant and set ill) in I he market place on a 1pole the ducal * ' * - Al.... I..* a*,*io-lt Inn t rain * * e-'l"* 1« np"r*n7 r n'^r'.” » V * o « \ i’.'I' fmt e f Austria, tfivintf orders that all wlm passed shoidd ShaT.VVVrJdOtw w Z f V ' . f ' i b T r a l I lip their hats and how. The people hated this indignity, as nrr world. ..Tho i. n . a. u r*iirri«i-1 much ns tlicv hated Gessler at)<I Austria, hut none had the ly effU 'Irn t U r i n r l i l n und H* ... . . . , • n m n n r r a f h a n U l la K • title o r w > I* COlllIl^O to SilV SO OP to OljjPCt. 'J*?**"*.*.*? ""!:-------- —— j None, we say, except one. He knew how an^ry Gessler AuVlt "inlTrou '"ur*ci*rui"'r!"«>n*.* would he if he did not obey the mandate to uncover the head Ititrm atlunal A »»uelstl,m I*ut*i n k r M i A d t r r l l w r t nml A rivr r t la u iK when passing the pole, but ho did not believe this was ritflih tiirltlr H i l l ' l l ,r « i u l i » « rnrh r « ' . ■ He did not think Gessler had the authority to make the l',ir r > m r n ilir r lu knliHill In •* He did not like Gessler i.->iit.nicli m u ll I « f •mlt»rrl|«llon lla m people so humiliate themselves. In , ttrilrr I t r r l l r o li a o tn lr ly a ll When he passed oiajtna of ''H 'u l l l l i m J> w r l l n - anyway, and he was not afraid to say so. kim rat l . t r l n r * , m t l l n i ' S the pole, he walked straight and kept his hat on. W EDNESDAY, J l'L Y 2ft, 1!*27 The man was, we need not add, William Tell, the best cross-bowman in all Switzerland. II was no trick for him 1111, I I K I I A MI'S CIOH.lt A II I,—f K r . . , m m j In anil r u u w l r art to shoot the apple o ff his son's head, and later when a m l n la lr a lli H i . l l r r p r r n r l r r r a a l r a lu J a rS a ii n better occasion arose bo found it an easy matter to send i Ilia. And then began the war which * , - • o M a t r a r d m . « t Ml. J i m m I n d ' a r an arrow to Gessler's heart. I t l i r r Canalcontinued nearly two hundred years, but which resulted in l » m i B a r n l l , o i *»t n u o i i h l r “ >*.*•?• ■a l l r r l . ” I he freedom of Switzerland from Austria and its lasting • - A H I H - r a l i a r or liiillifiiix pro* a rain — koitara, bittrls. n p o r i i u r u * Independence, h o n a r a. I — t « w i n m n n li i , ' h r a l . Had Toll not had the courage o f his convictions, Switzer­ I — t n i n p l r f Inn i'l r lt | h r a a t lllc M * land might today be a dependent province o f Austria, and the Itnn a r o a r a o i . f —*-A n e w an d nmrtrrn hn «|,llal. [Swiss people as serfs and vassals m ight have been made to contribute for centuries to the luxury and extravagance of BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY the costly Austrian court. Hut as we said in the beginning, <M« .Montha. ...... —-..... ...... . llirr r AloHlli* — ... I3JWI me, 0 God, by tliy name, nml judge 11,11 1111s h «P P «»C (l b e fo re our tim e and tod ay I oil is not reutu:J>y.thy strength. Hear my pray-t mem bCred so much fo r b ein g th e man w ho s ta rte d th e w ar ei, O God: gi\* car to the words fo r S w iss independence as fur one w ho had th e c o u ra g e o f of my mouth. I'Riiim G4;i, 2. |bis con viction s. P R A Y E R :— Lord, Tlmii hunt Since bis time, away back there in the fourteenth cenpromised thut if we roll on Thee, rfiou wilt deliver us and glorify h ' r-v * b is lo ry recounts a fe w o th e r in cid en ts in v o lv in g men |who were md afraid to speak or do as I hey thought, hut TJiyMdi. ionly a lew. In the course o f your own life, how many have you |known 7 How many, who conscientiously say what they Somewhere there In n pence l believe to lie I mo. who will tell you exactly what they think have not found , without fear o f what some other fellow may think? Iff form ft that flow across resisting Nowadays our opinions must lie tempered with what | i , atone, 1 . Or in the frigid masonry of sound,1we believe to be the opinions of our clients, our customers, Or yet in color over canvas hl»wn, our bankers, our employers. Nowadays the man with the courIiphve not .ever found it in n sky agu 0f })jH convictions is all ton rare a specimen. Itemed)' for Hurt Whcre buildings suck the firmnmerit like fire, And all the air is shrilling witti the cry. That tapeis lo the apex of a spire. O- The Price Of Efficiency ’And so I turn to. you „ .. in my • distress . Uccniisr there is the promise in .- ii From the pen o f John Temple Graves II in the Jackson. c . ... „ . . . . ' * your eyes vine Journal is the following which will lie o f interest to O f apace* st.miuleiit and effortless|Seminole County citizens who know Jim Lee, form er state Of i,In inhering hills nml heavy- prohibition director, who was recently relieved of Ids duties . h i Ilf1*!!* "k,? \ . , in « shoketip in the dry forces instituted by Seymour A y,m "*| Lowinan, new federal prfihibition chief: I cmdcI find test . . . if you would “ There are some men who do lheir duty too well. Wit: fflve "to rest. ^ |ness the sad case o f James lb Lee, deputy prohibition udPOLLY CHASE, m inistralor for IHorida, whose exceptionally zeulous service lias won for him the tribute o f a transfer to pnrt.4 unknown. Hanford seems to have itn own little Everglades Drainage pn?b- "em oiuilly, we know us many lelophoiH* mimhem us the noxt lem. J [man, lint we hold it l lit? duly o f every (iroliiI>ition o fficer to ------- o—----take our telephone numbers away from us— und success in Oh, well if it weren’t for these ,|a j njr go in u queer occasion for "tran sfer.” Ilttle'.nolitica what would we do f o r ; excitement ? j Seminole < minty friends who have known Jim Lee for years und have followed with marked interest liis successful Wonder if Herman Dunn and work with Hie prohibition forces, are puzzled over his abrupt John (Martin are continuing th eir1dismissal several days ago. The term "lran sfer"as used '.'a-” T a i ? !!*.u ll* "f by federal authorities in explaining Lee’s removal is a flimsy flic in have adjourned lo. excuse, especially in view o f reports from authoritative -<>sources that (lie Seminole ('m inty man will probably never Hu^h ’ Snyder nay* (die believes »ho. **e « a loophole in the law. receive another assignment. That’s nothing; We know xoimi The Jacksonville editor’s comment on Jim Lee’s dis­ Hhnrpfdiuotei-H who can hit the charge is a deserved tribute to the form er officer. Not only loophole. did Lee ’fdo bis duty too w ell" but lie rendered a better ser­ vice to Florida than any o f his predecessors. He performed As (the Tampa Tribune brings and efficient manner, although he knew out,1Miami will lie a regular men* his duty in a capable , - Li ugefid. It succeeded in getting the he w as U U 'u m iig th e d is fa v o r o f c erta in p o litica l groups. Lions and Elks, and next winter The inovitnbh result was dismissal with Lot* a victim o f it wil have the heroes and dogs u- "d irty politics,” gairb ! Proa 'tieally every city In Florida Ims u i dergoae some changes either In Its charter or officials, in the past dix months and it begins to look; iyi i f Knnford would be no ex­ cepting. t I 1 -------- O----- — Levine returns to this L country lot will face a five hundred Xj ithousand L - i ---- • dollar ■„nn,. M 1jt |,y suit by the the governgovern] mem fc I ion-payment; o f past income In i. tVe shouldn’t think be M'rnjld fly buck to that. .“ Dempsey i« «till •* good man," nay name o f the critics. Dempsey ijever was a good man, in the other t.fiiMC of the word. If he had been, Im vytAild not be such n poor one It is a "sad" rase, as editor Graves points out. Hero was a man whose long residence in Florida, whose knowledge o f the woods and coast o f the state and whose fam iliarity with the methods pursued by the moonshiner, the rum runner, and the bootlegger made him peculiarly fitted for his work. His administration mot with instant favor in Washington, Gen. Lincoln Andrews, then prohibition chief, taking occasion to commend t'/o Florida man on numerous occasionsApparently efficien t men who "are on the jo b " are not what the new dry regim e desires, Perhaps this explains to a curtain extent why prohibition enforcement is not the success (hat it should be, D O N ’T C O M M IT S U IC E D E A.s Brisbane Sees ll Heroes Are (lentle. Worse Than Tigers. Two Duels. One Real, lie Just To Elijah. By ARTHUR 0KI8H AN B ( i.lifrlahi 1BST OX » l s r «'». COMTtJANHKR HYRD Returned to the United Hint is yesterday with Uhatnherlnin and llyrd’s three flying companions. Acosta, Noville and Bidchen. This country de­ lights to honor them all, and is proud to send such men In Europe, following Lindbergh, REAL COURAGE is always gen­ tle. Homer’s “ mildest manners and gentlest heart” are part o f a j fearless nature. Of all photographs taken of those fliers, the finest shows Commander llyrd standing 1 besides a wounded French soldier, helpless in a wheel chair. The exprsssion on Byrd’s face, pitying and tender, is that of n real hero. Happy the mother and father of such a Min. Around No matter what you want, wt .•an fix you up with a i' huum. H AN K O W ’S NEWS that Chinn has had enough o f “ red" Russian doctorines is not surprising. Confucius,ns great in Chinn as ever, although he died ten years before Socrates was born, warned the Chinese against “ oppressive government,” Confucius saw, wail­ ing beside a grave, a woman, who told him, "m y husband's father was killed here by a tiger, and my hus­ band, also, ami now my son has met the same fate." Asked why she didn't move, sin* said, “ because there is, here, no oppressive government.” at the price you are preparN to pay-so why simp around Why take chances when yn can buy this high grade tin from reputable establishment at a price you can’t heat. Come in before you buy jour next lire or phone and ivc will .•nine out. CONFUCIUS TOLU his disciples never to forget that, nml those dis­ ciples. descendants, including prac­ tically all educated Chinese of to­ day, suspect that eommunis.tie gov­ ernment might tie more oppressive tInin tin- capitalistic kind. _ Firestone Tires 111 West First Si reel TIGERS T H A T E AT your fath­ er, husband and son are not so had TH O SE S IN G S IN G G U A R D S as oppressive government And M IAM I NEWS theoretical government, of the bol­ shevik kind, with the best of in­ There were some hot editorial canoe was “ fully 1MHI feet from ] tentions, might give a good imita­ of the Sing Sing shore, rapidly drifting south," anil j tion of tigers amt oppresive gov­ excoriations guards win , on the Fourth o f July, the men were drowned at least l,ernment combined. permitted three drowning boys to 000 foot from the pier. The waters A G E NTLEM AN in the movies, die rather than let convicts present of the river, meanwhile, were so who says he is grand-nephew go to their relief. The drowning choppy that rescue by swimming of Emperor Francis Joseph, and beys, as the story went, had upset would probably bo pained by pu­ a canoe a few yards from the shore weuld have been impossible, The guards saw this and kept blicity, wants to fight a duel with near the prisen pier. Convicts were Count I.aszlo Sxechenyi, who mar­ on the pier under guard. They ask­ the prisoners in their places. Mean­ ried Miss Gladys Vanderbilt, has ed to he allowed to go to the res­ while a towerman reported the sit­ much to live for, and probably will cue. As the stcry went, rather uation and two men sent to at­ n it oblige. than permit ill" convicts to enter tempt. a rescue searched without aAs we rise in civilization and the water, a possible means of es vail for a boat cnmfi-ii, duelling falls off. cape. Hie guards permitted the- The guards were not callous; I bays to dr.-.vn. The story reflected: |key were not senselessly suhserv- ■ \ REAL DU El, wuh fought in a credit on the convicts and showed! amt to iVal tape; they used no had, Missouri penitentiary by two con­ the guards bound incredibly and Judgment, imperfect observation/ victs. both called “ refractory’’ and callously to the red tape of prison i the exaggerations r f excited minds t unfilled to •"iurdution iiuurtcrs." regulations. [had produced a report which; . When it was ended, one was dead, Thoru lias been an investigation1brought upon heads totally unties’ih j other probably will die. of the Incident. The facts are mnvServing of it a world of criticism, Vo understand till* bitterness o f available and are undisputed.I When one hears e f an incident in hatred is difficult now. It was There were,to begin with, only two! which somebody has played an un­ easy in Benvenuto ('elliui’s day. persons in the capsized canoe, and naturally dull or mean part, the they were not hoys Imt men. In-[part o f caution and fairness is to III.D INE UTLEY, IB-yewr-old revivalist, who says Billy Sunday stead o f being from *15 to Hill feet await further evidence. Usually is greater thuu Mussolini, because from the end of the prison pier, as! such stories, as in lids case turn Sunday conquered the devil, is in the original report made it, the lout not to lie true. New York city saving souls. She saved dll last Sunday, and doubt­ r~ less they will siiow gratitude when C A T H O LIC W A S N O M IN A T E D they meet her in Heaven. ATI'lllH O N (JI.OIIK MISS UTLEY, who brings every “ How many persons arc aware thing close to her hearers, says, Lindbergh was not the first to that u Catholic was once nominated for- President o f the make a imn-stop flight—the Lord ”as‘i "a candidate r“ l,reK.1l....i ..r did it, in fore him, by flying from States and was voted for at Heaven to Earth nml then from ,llt’ general election?" writes Earth to Heaven." I George Barton, well-known author -------'in July Current History. “ In the IT ’S AN EXCE LLE NT Thought, campaign of IH72 General Grant but not fair to Elijah, who, in a was the nominee o f the Republican "chariot of fire and horses o f fire" Party and Horace Greeley the Can­ went up “ by a whirlwind into didate of the Democratic and Lib­ heaven." Reo second Kings. Chap­ eral Republican Parties. There was ter )i, verse II, great dissatisfaction among the That happened ftOft years before Democrats over the Greeley-Br<*wn ticket and the open opposition led the birth of Christ. to the call for a straight Denmcra* EACH NEW SPAPER needs an tic Convention, which was held in editor. Tin* Baltimore News need­ Louisville, Ky., i-n September ed one when W. R. Hearst bought 1K72, Tile convention nominated it. Now the Baltimore News lias Charles O'Conor of New York, one the largest daily circulation in Bal­ of tiie greatest lawyers o f his day timore, and the biggest dully cir­ culation In the entire South. The circulation of the Baltimore News has gained fit) per cent since Au­ gust. 1P25. Nothing succeeds like circulation, F LE T C H E R and publishers will study with in­ terest the methods nf the Baltimore BATTERY & News and Baltimore Sun, to learn just what it Is that caused tlu* E LE C T R IC CO. ellipse o f tiie latter. and generation, for President, and | John ljuincy Adams of Mnssachu- 1 setts for Vice-President, (in being ' notified by telegraph of his mini-! ination Mr, O'Conor promptly de­ clined the ImiKT. Mr. Adams said he was willing to take second place hut only if Mr. O’Conor headed the ticket. The convention then select­ ed James Lyon of Virginia for President, hut he refused to ac­ cept. Thereupon the delegates re­ turned to Mr. O'Conor and left the ticket ns it had been originally ar­ ranged, whether its 'candidates would accept or decline.' In spite of his refusal to stand, Mr. O'Con­ or received about ,'10,000 votes at the general election, liis ticket icceb'ing scattering hnllots in twenty-threc States. Gulf Gn Tel. KM Bring The Family To |Men’s Linen Wash Suits 75c (One Day Service $1.00' Sanford Laundry UHONZ 475 F A R M E R S ’ WEEK at the U N IV E R S IT Y OF FLORIDA G A IN E S V ILLE August 8-13, 1!)27 The only expenses will lie fur hoard an J room, which may !x> had in tile University dnrml. lories at ¥1.00 a day, For information, write tin AG R IC U LTU R A L K.NTK.V SION DIVISION, Gainesville, Fla. Etlucnt imi-RuLToation Vaunting For Farm Men And Women H. C. VIELE A S u b sta n tia l -itnveler i Ini :i S u b stan tial C ity " * .. 108 Magnolia .. LOANS 112 E. Second S(. J. Ii. JACKSON IMione (ill Notice To City Tax Payers! Ry Order of the City Commission time for payment of City Taxes without extra costs has been ex­ tended to September 1, 1927. E lle n H o y , Tax Collector. DirectJIll’WaterRoute to NEW YORK 11 Plate Battery $ 1 0 .0 0 N EWEST and most lu x u rio u s c o a s tw if stea m ers a flo a t o f f e r y o u c o m fo r t an< s convenience supreme. Exchange 820 W 1st. St. — Phone S82W GROUP LIFE Insurance cover­ ing large groups of employes now amounts to five and one-half bil­ vlj Ctumncey Depew signalized liis each year, but their total number lions of dollars in this country ami I , ------ T * -------ninety-third birthday this week by is certainly not more than an iiifin- insures the lives o f •1,700,000 cm- ( TMs matter o f heme '•• the di|deThe average insurance 1 among the thou- ployes. T mat if corps is not all it's cracked uttering two sentiments in two iienimal fraction . , ,,, . ! per worker is $1200, as compared' ,, up to be. One duy u consul is shot sentences ns wise jis brief. Here Minds who take the terrible chance with $500 among employes of the! '. and severely wounded in Mexico they are. as ids Associated Press In the mistaken belief that it is! same class carrying standard life insurance. sort. ? ^ e ^ w S t e r ^ r r e ,d ..... ..... . « rt I ml * 11 it... 1 I’. Ill < it ii h i i * i the wire; j Emotion und judgment are op[j in Fnutf GROUP INSU RANCE Costs a- 1 I think life is w .Ttli living lie-1 pnsite poles of influence pulling us. bout $00,000,000 a year, employers cause I long ago decided to think I In car moments of extremity, ein- paying the biggest port, an inter-; Hotn^Unu* in September ii motor* B i cade will start from Atlanta to that way." 1otion cries out in unguish tliut esting development in modern In- j ilustriul civilization. .Montreal. It will be composed vt Those who nt times get so things could not lie worse, nml nmi lijjmh'cd cars from various drowns the voice o f judgment PRIMO HE RIVERA, Prime slates,in the Gout it. There is adver­ down in tiie mi utli that they think tizing Value. Is It worlii considera­ they should take their own lives, t saying things could be worse; and Minister and hulf-wny dictator, counseling Hint the leap into the says Spain is out of the League of tion to Sanford? have lost their judgment." Nations to slay out. Spain knows .,>c: _ -------- ---------Pursuing Mr. Depew’s thought, dark abyss may he much worse. her mind on that subject. Uncle i It wiis a bit hard oil the Nicara­ why do 15,000 men and women, "What dreams may come when wo Sam ought to know his. Twice guan Liberals to Joxct two or three lv>Ti und pirK, commit suicide in have shuffU-d o ff this mortal this nnthm voted by u plurality of seven millions against having any- j hundred men when ihu bombing coll— ? " thing to di» with the League, It ' (dunes appeared am) drove them the United States in n year? Oh* if We knew the dentil o f the seems hard for our government to (lark, but even so we lliliiK I lie viousiy because life appears lo lives » ( tlu< two score marines at­ them to In* a.’ longer worth living. body to he the end of life, suicide’s believe what the voters say when (tiie section of high finnnee says tacked north much more to us. .Suicide, whether spontaneous or sell'isliUf-*. might he in certain something else. cuncs the only strong argument udeliberate, is an emotional act and just ft b l)i>y!e Carlton, who has in most) cases its own proof tliut gainsl it. Hut we do not know. • N o liI B jl ftiade a trip throughout F’ , , , . . , being aide to find out, eaeli o f us TOM SIM S S A Y S ! B? Sr*i i lu»s not seen u *iugn> •**'*M,n ' c«MtiT»l of the is forced in sane moments to agree •*t,**o' every e f . |ability* to Judge correctly his situuA New York doctor paid $llftll,- Phone ires. Hut tlon; has, It;, Ml Depew says, “ lost (hut one who murders himself may be sentencing himself to a punish 000 for an apartment. Ought to lie bis judgmcig." ’I lien* probably meat beyond the grave nun* ter-[able to find u place for Ids saddle Yi»rd uie a few lea tuna Ido" fcuicidcs ) dde limn any threat life holds. horse for that much. S fib fiJ fiifg iT t fiir .m t K L K ! : Seminole Tire Shop AS H E V ILLE TIMES SAILING S FROM JACKSONVILLE TO N E W Y0R1 Handy Household Necessities medicine chests, telephone cabinets, boards, wall safes and others that you will find ideally To New Yutk City........ $36.5-1 one way To Chaiteiion.S. C......S12.00 ** " To Boston, Most......... $42.82 *• " ThiQuih (o these Bpecilaties of ours— you'll like them. $M).1E louhd trip $18 00 " " $72.18 * 1 mnd kagimgt ch*ch»4 p r i n c i p a l n o r thmtn t • • o r l* Summer Exereusion N o w On Sale R eturn Limit Oct. .11, 11127 constructed and inexpensive to own. See 3 P M. August 4. 13, 2* August 4, Li, August 8, 1$, St August I. II, 2ft, i* SUMMER FARES FROM JACKSONVILLE (tVe carry a line of racks, hangers, ironing I S. S. S. S, Calling at CharUtton Kverv Monels?, rhar-wtsv siul Huturdsy st S. Cherokee July 25 S. Mohawk July 2S S. Seminole July 21 S. Apache July 2J Tiunt|>ortation Include* molt »na intia* *i*t Leith; oth^r of furfrrred lu*»tiui» ooJ *ith tr without |-nv*te Uvulory »nd *fiuurrrtoI*<»e‘J|U# \ai:h l ain or [double bed* siul privite Utli it *»‘ Dr,l <iti* i hiisritf* Fftftct dining teivii t —taluk* iu*> tel** (oi two, (iur» ii* or eight (teiiMl. | t • * 1*J daoiiiig. fs-tr tu tit iw r f ii f o r m a r i o n , fV « **rv*fi»e *« fikUti, 0(0 , 5 2 3 2 pM PAN L U M B E R “ r1' - A '2 5 ^ THE Y A R D WITH A M IL L B A C K I N G 1J.r) Holly Ave.. ai n th , i 2 ih, n t h R ond G ra d e s ih Zi|> S e r v i c e to C LYD E OWE J. B. ( ’aid er Agent, Sanford, FI** Wni. II. ClemeM s, D istrict p assen g er Agent Pier 1 Jacksonville, H a. �iaef* , y ■«• ’ -if, 1 FT-rfi v P AG E THF T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , W E D N E S D A Y . J U L Y 20, 1927 ■.-Social and Personal Activities-: Office Telephone 148_______ MRS. FR E D S. DAIC.ER, SOCIETY E D ITO R M I S S CLAIRE ZACHRY ENTERTAINS A T BRIDGE IN MISS WIGHT’S HONOR S o c ia l Calendar An especially pretty party Riven Wight received; u ftanuMi picture this season was that of Wednesday as a gift from her ihostcr -. morning when Miss Claire Zachry Delirious, rtfreHlime^Js’. consistentertained at bridge at her home ing of clutke» ,Kalaili»eheesi. straws, j , T IlilrtS D A Y ™ ™ -^ m\„nt, ( ’hnjhcr 0. J «m Magnolia Avenue, honoring her snltlnesj fihbon sandwiches, mint ■ hold a birthday party at H nttrnrtix * guest, S its Margaret ioi!, individual cakes iced in green, Wight of Cairo. On. I j. at the Masonic Temple. and iciid'.puneh worn nerved after The rainbow ideas und colors the prize* had been awarded. were featured in the decorations Those enjoying-thn cordial hos­ e p lio n e E m p l o y e e s and other details,. In the rooms pitality of Miss Zachry were: i n v P i r n I I * S llD D C I* "h ere the guests enjoyed the in- Miss Margaret Wight, Mis l.cnaJO> I IC I U, IK teresting game of bridge, mnner- .belle Hagan, Miss Katherine Symcs mis bowls and baskets of pink Miss Olive Newman, Mrs. Lee Peck C of t he jolliest affairs of roses and pastel tinted cut flowers ' Mrs. Joe Gonzalez, Miss Mildred week was that ..... o f Tuesday , were used with artistic effect. j Unity, Miss Mae Holly, Miss CeorNovel tallies done in parrots gin Mobley, Miss Sara Evelyn bag when tin* members o f the iVcll Telephone Company cn- carrying out tin* color scheme were •Williams, Miss Mary Elizabeth n moonlight picnic and swim- used for keeping scores and when \Pulcston. Miss Ruth Henry. Miss party at Lake Mary, these were collected after the stn Eliznhclh Turnbull, Miss Helen c congenial group motored out ted number of progressions had Mnrentette, Mrs. Lloyd ltoyle, t Lake in n body about Ko - been played, the one holding top Mrs. William Moye, Miss Margaret where swimming and dancing score was awarded a long chain Cowan, Miss Frances Teague, indulged in until n lntp hour of,pearl beads. For the one cut, Miss Emma Spencer, Miss Avu n delicious picnic supper and ing the lucky card, there was an Wright, Miss Helen Vernity, Miss drinks were served, unusual score pad and trump in- Marcia Patterson, and Miss Marie out 25 were in attendance. dientor done in blue leather. Miss*Gene Gray o f Laurens, S, C. ETHEL K ing Ferdinand Dies; Goat Getters /— ■— a 1 Michaels “Baby K in g ’ . W H H H tf?1 CHE ^ Of Regency Council Residence Telephone 859/ LIQUOR F L O W S TO PORT HURON LIK E T H E B R O O K (Continued From Page One! to reside in Paris, said recently of King Ferdinand: "My father, when he ,wns inado heir to the throne, was never al­ lowed to think for himself, and cvi n to this day he tnkes long times in making derisions, for lie is inHineil to ponder nnd consult.” Prince Ferdinand married Brincess Marie of Saxe-Coburg and Gotht; January 10, lHSKl, and thus contracted another dominating in­ fluence. It tins been no secret Hint the Queen lias been one o f the strongest forces behind the Rou­ manian throne since Ferdinand's and her accession on October, 11, Hill. The King’s rule has been fraught with internal strife and dissension nnd the first four years of his reign wore amid the holocaust of the World War his country began to approach prosperity only when he faced death. Ferdinand always lias been described as a mild-man­ nered, kindly man, who lias lived under overshadowing influences which hnve made his life an un­ happy one. (Continued From -page One) cars dally on passage trough tho famous Grand Trunk submarine tunnel to Sarnia; attending to leg­ itimate hike shipping business in the public docks and keeping a watchful eye upon the swift gaso­ line fleet which darts out of doz­ ens of uncharted coves on the Ca­ nadian shore with the coming of night. The five largest Michigan towns along the HU-mile stretch o f river between Port Huron and Algonae, have no federal prohibition agents. Each has from one to three cus­ toms und immigration officer-, whose time is occupied chiefly with inspection o f fi;rry passen* gors. It is u matter of public record Tyler Testifies That at Sarnia, across the river from Port Huron, thnt Daniel Piche, Cn* He W rote Catechisms nuditm customs broker at lav Kalin, >5 Mattie G. Pace leaves ThuOntario, reported nn income of ST. JOSEPH. Mich.. July 20.l for Madison, Ky., where she $12,000 for 1025 from attending (IN S )—"K in g Benjamin Purnell’s [^pend the summer. export shipments front that one aged “ business manager” M. S. pert. His charges were five cents Tyler, today shouldered responsi­ ■r. Hugh Toirgm e and childa case for whiskey and one per bility for authorship of tlie soByMrs.Porter Lansing Tmotored to Daytona Beach cent, ad vnlorum on beer. No oth­ called House of David "Perjury lncsday where they spent the er figures in the Sarnia revenue Catechisms.” „ lh * V v f a C1“ "1 0 (Continued From Page One) offices furnish a better clue to the he 1-nst Methodist Sunday Schoo shcll in mcctinR. hy declaring volume of the trade now being car­ One o f the state’s strongest ,ub shoull, tllke no part ried on over the Michigan-Ontur- points In its fight to smash the |5, Nell Williams returned hchi its regular business and social, , h(lt clul meeting Monday evening at the ic border. Reduced to whiskey n- colony ns a public nuisance was Tuesday* evening from Or- home o f Mrs. Porter Lansing on in the election. The remark had the effect of lone Piche’s revenue represents the charge that Purnell in his where she has been spend West Third Street. stirring up u hornet’s nest. More ( exports of 2, 110,000 cases from the "Catechism" taught his followers few days visiting friends. to perjure themselves in court in The cosy livig room of the gas was emitted in two hours Hum' (,ne port during the year. order to protect him. Lansing home was abloom with the city supplied to its consumers , Denham Byrd of OkeechoT he records of the Canadian "Benjamin never wrote thoso ' visiting her daughter Mrs. roses and zinnias. In t ho absence in a year. The upshot of the whole royal commission’s investigation o f the class president, Miss Evelyn L,t> Wolf at her home on Park 1 Edonfiidd, the vice president. Miss controversy was that the club took of border smuggling reveal that books. 1 did," Tyler, who is SI a stand, and a very definite one a single exporter at Courtright years old, testified. liue. Alice Gooding McKim, presided. nt that. cleared liquors valued at $0,002,MELBOURNE — Improve­ A fte r the devotional exercises In a nutshell it is to this effect: 000 during the nine months ending amt Mrs. K. B. Me Cracken ments being matin to waterworks |son, Dudley, motored to Day- a most interesting business pro­ "that the faction which pledges July 1, or slightly more than $Lsystem costing $200,000. gram was carried out, including itself to furnish more benches for lUMIJHKI n month. Bench Tuesday where they reports from the vnrloiis standing the Sitting Sun of Rest will be the There Is a sacred tradition It the day. committees. A most gratifying re­ groug to receive the organization's along the river that the pilots LEESBURG — Contract- to ho port was given by the membership r,e Mi^es Evelyn and Edith committee, showing that it had unqualified support.” This state­ are never caught. Aide to outrun nwatdcd for construction o f new J0f Commerce, Ga„ are the hmt- been quite active timing the past ment was amplified by one member the United States customs boat jurticr high school building. lucsts of their uncle and aunt month. The class wishes to extend who said that this support will be from 21) to 00 miles an hour, given to a particular group regard­ ■ant) Mrs. A. Kent P.oseiter, n most cordial invitation to nil less o f Its views on the proposal they seldom fall into real danger; —— . . girls who do not nitend any Sun- to increase the commission mem­ lint when they do, they nlinndim their craft with its cargo on the |rs, James Jackson win; has dny school to come and join it. Jneksoji who bership. t'nniidiaii side of the international, visiting her sisters in New Plans were mndt* for a swim­ In view of the action of the Sit­ line, utiuiit midstream and pull ami Washington, D. C., is ex- ming party to lie given at an early tin g Suns of Rest, it was whispered ■* *■- - a‘,urn home Sunday. date fo r the members and their this morning that overtures had into the Ontario shore in a row 1 oat. Once cut of the liquor boat, invited guests. ml ready been made by those favor­ they are immune from arrest, al­ |rs. C. H. Smith and daughter During thu socinl ltour u delight­ ing five commissioners. though they have lost the cargo hth** motored to Long wood, ful program was played on the and craft. nMiiay where they spent the Viclrula after which, the hostess visiting friends. Machine gnu . rifles and pistols, Irw in’s Sale Meets served a temnting ice course. which were the implements o f the Members present wore: Miss W ith Great Success border rum runners in the enrlj) In. Dan llansell leaves Thurs- Alice Gooding McKim, Miss Maude 1 for Jacksonville where she Currowny, Miss Vera Webb, Miss days of the venture, are today as Jattend the hoard meeting of lionise Swain, Miss Emma Kona The,consolidation sale now being i/hsoleto as the one-uuso row Lute l’arent-Teachers Associ- H « issued, Misa Ella Bolton, Miss conducted hy the Sanford Dry hnnts of six years in which . *Do Ocelia Brooks, Miss Georgia Cal­ Goods Company at Sanford Avenue trail blazers in the uncharted 8t. houn, Miss Edith Yarn, Miss Nan­ and Second Street is meeting with Clair began their feeble oper­ |rs. Frank Miller, Leonard Mil- nie Brooks, Miss Mary Rankin, much success, according to S. A, ations. Today the traffic moves ril Albert Connelly leave Mrs. Juanita Cameron, Mrs. C. Irvin, owner o f the establishment. along as* business rather than Success of tin: sale is attributed the piracy ip which it had its ky liy motor for Miapii where H. Smith and little Miss Dorothy to two things, low prices nnd ex­ origin. Canadian of Heals assert will i-pcnd several days as Smith. cellent quality o f the merchandise, openly that the United States side [guests of Mrs. Miller’s sister K E Y W EST — New United according to Mr. Irwin who said is “ safe." Ben Small. States lighthouse depot wharf that in some cases the prices me "Shakedown. Shakedown, That’s ftr. and Mr». Rex Pippin have being built here nt cost of S-IU,- below cost. all it is over there.” a customs prned from Ozark, Ala., where The consolidation sale is being agent nt Sombra said. "You can spent several weeks. They staged preliminary to removal of land anything over there if you •accompanied home by three C. M. Hand inis returned from tlie business to Poland to be con­ know the right people. Everybody |Mrs. Pippin's nieces. Cloutlland, Git., where he spent solidated with another store op­ comes in for a cut." 10 days with his brother, Walter erated by Mr. Irwin. The Sanford Ilr. and Mrs. I). M. Nix of Com­ S. Hand. Dry Goods Company has been in et, (5a., are visiting in Sanford business for the past 10 years. |tiie guests o f Mr. nnd Mrs. A, Mrs. K. S. Dutton and Mrs. nt llos-iter sit their home on Matin G. Pace motored to Orlando JAC KSO N VILLE - 5150,non new Packing Furniture Iry Avenue. Wednesday where they spent the (Trinity Lutheran Church to he eDrnying— Storage reeted at MeDuff and Ludi.i Afternoon. pra. l„ p. Me Culler and two *St ■eels. C. E. Chorpening all sons leave Thursday for Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Baldwin and I ’ honc 3302 or 570 W _ lytona Bench where they will Miss Lucie Baldwin left WednesGET E T H Y L GAS AT 1ml n few days ns the guests of will spend u week. W IGHT BROS CO. I*. Raymund Key. V - e---------------- ------ “ ~ M O T IT ^ C G L Q M r ^ IHfc- IWiT '— ' H IE • W O M A N > OLP MMlTlT'H King’s Daughters Are |More Benches Are Entertained Monday FaVOiedAsElection Issue For Sanford :QfUDlOa<o — — ATHLETIC >' &1M. * *'Z ■Of?* VP> O'CVS^S. -FtM lNIN fc-* *CIMT ST W l MWVtC«. IMC. —I ____ esj accepted salad etiquette oop. Iharlcs F. We(U, nn expert Fch maker and jcyvoler of r'.nsboro, N. (’ ., him arrived re ami accepted u position here fh Henry Me Lnulin, ■■■— i i w r spend several weeks. N r". I.e Roy Chittenden, Mrs. M Chittenden nnd Mrs. Stanley hiker motored to Coronado pah, Wednesday where they l‘n( (he day. Edward Higgins nnd sons, Jin Edward, James Malcolm and “ ard Jr, and her mother, Mrs. |n Easterby, left Wednesday ming by motor for Charleston, (.. and other points in North a South Carolina where they ^r. an,] j t rs on ,, Dumas of 'utlnnoogu, Tenn., formerly of !s Ely announce the birth of n ugntc-r. Mr. Dumas will he remll'tr',(l here as a member of the pford Iiaselm11 team. J Maude Tyre motored P w a y l" Bur tow where she r"»P «n ied her mother M rs.V.1 |«luhart and lirother Hugh "t T** holm Beftch, who have been |fr gut Ms for the past 10 days. Th« many friends o f Miss Mm v “' i ' will lie glad to learn th.it •t lias recovered sufficiently from r mom operation at the Orange ^•ral Hospital ut Orlando to he •move, edtoh vbgkgkqinoioinnotta '"•'ll to her homo on Union ■pm. Mi ,. Gruvi s plans to leave ur,lay fur Columbia, K.C., ac_‘'l .iuicl |,y her sister M i.« Murae ? ,rav**s who has been her i ! , l ‘n routi- to i u J i ? 1 l ,.um*',|ke Clare To Stop T The Ocean View Hotel nt kornl- r0n*dt* ,,(*nrh. >'l“ [ ) screened, ituuler, ^bropminiriul^ jS/"’ a day t e - s a . 1,5 per week Today's salad is served like this. A silver tray is placed before the hostess, with two cruets—Venetian glass or crystal or colored Bohemian are all in vogue right now—And a silver ewer or bowl and all the little pepper pots and shakers one wishes. She then m akes the d ressin g— French, o f course— in the silver ewer. Measures and stirs and pours it, freshly blended, onto the salad. Fashionable folk consider it much smarter to dress the salad in this way at the table. And, too, a freshly blended French Dressing has a "life " to it, a pi­ quancy that cannot be denied. Three parts o f Wesson Oil to one Not For One—Not For 1wo— FOR EVERYBDOY Read Thursday’s Sanford Herald and be convinced That this is for you. Store Closed All Day Thursday Preparing for The Sale Starting Friday. THE OUTLET o f vinegar or lemon juice gives a bland, mild dressing. Tw o parts of vinegar gives a tart dressing. It depends somewhat on the strength of your particular lemon or vinegnr. Plenty o f salt...pepper..,paprika too, if you like color. It is delightful to surprise your guests by adding little touches o f strange condi­ ments. For meat salads you might like to add a bit o f chutney or mustard. If you arc serving a fish salad try a little k e tc h u p — o r i f you c h o o se , s o m e Worcestershire Sauce. But you must have a choice salad oil. Wesson Oil is very delicate in flavor and it is so good to cat that it makes-a delicious French Dressing. Wesson O il 111 \ \ » �TFIE S A N F O R D H E R A LD . W E D N E S D A Y , J U L Y 20. 1927 ’age pour . =3 s*a: 0264H7. the same month o f 11*20. Cornet Duet W ill He Key West gained 11,160,101, Following arc tho imports and Avhilo the gnin for the entire exports from nil par's of entry Band Concert Feature slate, including Key West, was oqly $1,168,213, which shows in the state during May, ns issued llaiuFinen Heck and Harvey will that Key West advanced while by the United Mutes custom ser­ oimilv the feature at the hand concert on the lnku front Thurs­ other Florida ports lout vice headquarter*: Exports:— Tampa, $603,841); day evening, when they will play Of the states total export trade |o f 86,1110,42.’ , Key West handled Key West. $3,637,24**;__ Jackson­ a cornet duet, according to word received from Conductor Joseph lslsuttl City Exports Continue ,$.1,6.17,8311, or almost, three-fourths ville, *830,012; "Pensjtcnln, *461,- lieizenstcin of the Sanford Muni­ o f the state’s aggregate total. In To Gain Despite Slump <)l May, 11120, this city’s exports were 010; Fernnndinn, $*'>),'.<77; Been cipal Bund, The program follows: PART l Grande, $11,110; Apalachicola, Stale A h Whole: Handles valued at $2,308,881). *2 ,4 0 8 ; , ... i $11,800; Panama City, 1. Anthem, "The Star Spangled Over Half O f Stale Total Tampa, Jacksonville, and Ml-|v 1,„n Hunnor"— Key. »I *—- - , < |* ♦ i uj ..tirll shewed sliirtil (ruins lint ' ' * ' ’ ' “ * nmi e ach slight gains hut 2. Overture, “ I he Italians In K E Y WEST. Fin., July 20— all other ports in the state drop­ l.E VIN E TO CONFER Algeria"— Rossini. thi' rest of Florida’s pmle, ped In such n degree as to more W ASHINGTON, July 2».-<INS) 3. Grand Fnntasio, "M assn's In than offset this increase. Conferences scheduled last week Tim Fold Cold Ground” Elem­ taken as a whole, were dropping While showing slightly less lend between Department of Justice ents. hohind their usual export trade In the matter o f imports, Key West officials nnd Charles A. bovine, during the month <,f May, ship. .s also far ahead of any other I A. Popular Song, ‘‘That Old millionaire flight promoter, rela­ P " g at Key West continued at a ic-t in Florida nnd almost equals tive to a possoble settlement of Irish Mother Of Mine"— Von Til* surprising gait and ns a result, for May the combined totals of the $600,01)0 claim resitting from zer. this city’s trade was responsible Tampa 111. Fox Trot. "I'm Sit'ing On nnd Jacksonville, tho operations in excess war materials, for the increase o f Ml per cent slate'- two other leading ports. have been postponed until Levine Ton Of The W orld" Henderson. noted in exports handled in Key West's total wns $1,21)7,321, returns to this country,it was an6. Cornet Duet, "I-n Belle Honda during May, last, ovei while that o f nil Florida wns $2,- noiincd today. France" — Wittmnn. (Bandsmen KEY WEST TRADE GROWS AT RAPID RATE SINCEBOOM SM ITH A N D B R O N T E A T H O N O L U L U _\ I Hi / l rl»i IV t.4H l iif f s ■ i i .O il * f ■ -*1 4 / iH > Ily i^ir< - ■' 'i' r v . - ! ‘ y r- EarlJiquakcsliopor In E a s te r n Tonnes KNO XVIU.K^ TYm,, j uU, (IN S )— Earthquake shock. J reported over various \ East Tennessee enrly today tC was no damage, only a rumbl: s somewhat sim ilar that followed the disnstroui uj issippl flood recently. Beck and Harvey). PART 2 fl. Selection, ’’ Faust’’ (;W n|1)J 7. Hungarian Dances, ■;v nnd — Brahms. ' 8. Idyl, "A fter Sunset’’—p j !*• Descriptive, "The 1 Sun Juan"- At. Sw,, i T ID. March, “ The Ktntcsmirfl Fulton. SARASOTA—Work ‘UrtriL construction of new winter o f Ringling Brothers, !);. JJailey circus here. wr* m NEA ^ W hang lim ’ e mmlL This remarknlilc picture, one of the best photos evertrnnsmitted hy radiophoto and telephoto, shows Enrncst L. .Smith (le ft) and Emory 11. Ilronte, upon their arrival at Wheeler Field, Honolulu, after flying from Oakland, Calif,, to the Inland of Molokai, Hawaii, Army planes, one o f which Is seen in the hackground, brought the Dyers the sixty miles from their landing place at Molokai, where the plane was wreck, ed In a tree, to Honolulu. Neither o f the flyers wns injured. The descent was forced when the plane ran out o f gas. The picture was transmitted in remarkable fast time, reaching San Francisco about seven hours »ft*>r the flyers reached Wheeler Meld. WSfflNGTOK HUE W ASH IN G TO N —July HI. Sena­ tor J. Boomboom McWhorter is among those elder statesmen who believe President Coolidge is not taking full advnntngo of his va­ cation opportunities for publicity. Sooner or later, the senator re­ marked the other day, presidents must come to nccept the latest trends in-press-agency. “ Now the trouble with the pres­ ident," he asserted, “ is that bo’s too conservative. Mind you, I don't say conservatism isn’t a good thing, and I am second to no man In my loyalty to our president, hut everybody who reads tho pap­ ers must rcnllzo that tho thing that gets the public these dnys Is something sensational. “ Mrf Coolidge puts on a tongallon hat when ho reaches Smith Dakota. Wall, what of It?Every­ body Out thope wears a tcn-gult»n hat and how does anyone expert to attract attention or get good publicity hy putting on another? "M y suggestion is that we plant More Originality Needed “ The president o f the future, up (a man-eating shark out there— l the minute in every respect.will you can buy a shark cheap and wear n night cap around nil day— sneak it out in a tank—and then there's ten columns o f newspaper let the president pull it in with typo in a night cap like that to his fishing rod, every one for a cowboy but. “ A president’s got to sacrifice “ Our present president gets his i himself for his party n\d iliis man picture taken with the Indians. Coolidge is too finicky about let­ That's tjm oldest stuff in the ting the public know intimate de­ world. Columbus and Cortez pull­ tails o f his private life. The pub­ ed that uno as soon ns they had lic wants human interest heart landed on 1lie Re shores— look at throb stuff. No president is going your school history books! to elope for good publicity, hul ho “ Now, if I was press-agenting doesn’t have to. Sooner or Inter thin show I ’d have n whole tribe some president's advise will fix o f Eskimos down from the Artie it for him to ho sued for breach of with evidence found among their promise and he will he magnifi­ Punic ruins that one o f his early, cently vindicated after a great ancestors was one of their chiefs. trial and firmer than ever in the The public would believe that the public’s heart. What the party president had Eskimo blood in need is a Broadway pres-ngent him—and wouldn’t got over it for for its presidents and presidential months. Wo could got the Eski­ candidates." mos chrap. on sslngit over h a be ETO IIE Tho president goes out to Squaw Creek nnd pulls in n fqw trout a few inches Inng. I n«k you, what1* novel about that Wasn’t S i^Isaar Newton fishing for trout and pickerel in the year 1060 A. I).? Broadway Stuff Needed . o n ’t Mii s s w ar CAMDAT1 SALE “Going Out Of Business In Sanford” Thursday-—Friday Savings That Can’t Be Duplicated LADIE’S LADIE’S MEN’S Underwear Straw Hats Silk Dresses \ 44 Dainty Baptiste, Voile Silk Jersey and Crepe It's 3ln JlmazingVerformer De-chine. ” Some Lac­ ed Trimmed. *Tht follmring letter is typical o f miner comment in every part of America. Veteran fine car ouners can’t say enough about the beauty and perfomumcc uj Dodge Brothers New Six " I am not in the habit o f w r i t i n g l e t t e r s to motor oar manufacturorn, but t h i s now DodRo Brothers Six Is p o s i t i v e l y a wonder, and I want to oon&rntulato you. . a # During tho past f i f t e o n years I havo ownod many hlgh-prlcod automobilos, but no car within my oxporionco has romotely appronchod thin now Six o f yours in ahoor sporting v i t a l i t y - both in the get-away and tho a l l - d a y going. I t ' s an amazing porforraor - with a beauti­ fu l body - and I prophosy that i t w i l l in s tn n tl y tako rank with tho proudoat names on Motor Row." Vioe-Proaident Anchor Casualty Comnany Every Dress In The High Grade Yido and House Will Go For Panamas, I o Be Sold These Low Prices Below Cost $1.98 to $9.95 98c to $2.98 We Are Leaving Sanford-Take Advantage Of These “Giving-Away” Prices--Merchandise Is Going Fast - Hurry500 Pairs Must Be Of Shoes Sold Now! Men } N»i V \\ 1 V JP. I I .r V Don H0 T H Seniorfine MILLER O. PHILLIPS, Inc. Klin Avenue at 13th Street W omen ■ ^Children » r i' JW h r. dii - • 49c to $1.98 • All Sizes And Styles 49c to$1.98 Sanford Dry Goods Co. S. A. IR W IN , Prop. .* ‘ V * SECO N D A N D S A N F O R D AVE. _____ �Pf ■■ — r- PAGE FIVE T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D ; W E D N E S D A Y . J U L Y 20. 1927 ‘^11 ,V-*7 MARKETHAtf^ KKMINOl.R HUDSON- ESSEX unfurd Daily H « « W 201 Ouk Ave. IT AD. R A T E S W ANTED:- Someone to share crop, atiuiit <i ucres of muck alt Elder Springs, I*. O. llox No. 00,' Orlando, Flu. I'll one 41 4—-UuHlness Service In,.; Ca*di ill Advance yOtJIt BUSINESS —card appear- MEN AND WOMEN on.* ad*, will b« received iron, uml collector aenl I-* a v 'k m - t ...... ialrly for payment. J -y i 10e a One Sr „ line 7C u Hue n,c rate, on request. reduced rates nre for Hive insertion., word, of average length viintfti 11 TiiIIP* n,um charge of 30c tux nsertlon. . . , . nlvertising Is restricted per classification. „ error is made l he San* I,.raid will he responsible lv 0,,e incorrect insertion. cicertiscT for subsequent t„ H. The office should he immediately in case of r,) ADVtfUTISBWS Herald representative /lily familim with rules, ,m,l c1a»nn ication will „„ complete In format ion. r you wish, they will assist /wording your want u-l t,. it morn effective. M -and it costs so little n 12 word S T G A S U of good upS ^ S . , l u>' u*.,\FARM TOOLS W ANTED jnd for one month costs only $2.fi0. W ANT TO BUY traitor. disc ow, hunow, ditcher. W. AL Young, I‘hone 118 ' V.’«u N'. 1*111k Ave. Tel 777 or 773. fust nsk for “ t lassified Depart* 11— Rooms Wil himl Hoard meal’’ TWO VERY DESIRABLE bedmoms for rent, ideal location, C LE A N E l' A Otllt OLD W ALLS W ITH TH E NEW W A L L P A IN T SOMETH]NO NEW AND MET-1 l.r>— Apar intent Ftir Rent TEH. FOR FURTHER INKOKMATIO N. CALL PHONE 2.I5-.I OH SEE, V. C. COLLIN. SANFO KI). TWO EURNISHED npart merits, close in, 5011 E. Third St. FLA. ) PHONOGRAPH.... repairing, piano NICELY EERN1SHED five room j tuning by experts with 17 years double garage cottage, close i.i. |experience. Sanford Music Store 1jpo Third Street. ni.’ri Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & 11 M e '-------------------------------------------U n der Arcade, Phone 832. (W E L L FURNISHED garage ------------------------------------------- - I apartment for is.nl; every eon* Depend on venlence; rent greatly reduced. R O Y A L CLEANERS * DYERS mf, p„,k Ave. Phone -12It. tVe clean anything, Do nil kinds of ! _____________ .____________________ , plaiting. Phone 481-J. , Foil KENT*—Wager apartment ■ j BUILDING BLOpRS — Irrigation *50®1 eal»wlully well boxes and general cement work located, 7IIK Earl Street, Daytona Beach. Week or month, utility furMiracle Concrete Co. .1. E. Tur­ willegcr, Proy. 3rd and Elm. ni^ind. ro ll."** i . wit i h i : i tm i h i o i n r o f sf.Mt- IN T i n t m i l I I T I III 111', T 1V I 1V - ! Iimr- pnrlleiiln. l> rt-T iM tin .it on ivi. m i l l i t T h e S.iiiiliw. st ouarler of t1i» NOl.l: i HI \ t i , I U U IIIIIA . in r i . o i t i i i v i n a m i i o n n i : m Northwest Quarter of Slrll,n| is in: INOI.lt f i l l N |V| IN I I I V M KIIV. |'*lvi* (5). Township Sf* Srthth.’* Of v V I A im .N IN A O B D tS T lt H 'T N A O M I A I.Z IN A W Y I X Y Slot Al. MatlXe 31 KtlM. save l.lnl I'Xeepl N iiT lIU . IJf I 'l l . l N l t <'MAI MISSION I l i - t l t T ' IV V l . l . v . i ' . . ui |>)n I mi i n I*. Mi- following tle*iilhe*l [port Inii KltS I tlC PI It IT Ft lit S I.A V IA V a tiiereof, to o il ll-alnmrt.:*, « l n iiA iN A U i: iH sT tm tT Northeast I'ornor of**aid SiPiithrc.itI* *- I-* a-t-ay given to all p*u - II i: .11lit KHUN. I l f (ill W A D S ­ W O R T H . mol T it A P f t *111* 1*1101'west Quarter of Norihw-sl jl.ifis llil eresl i'll in 111*1 T.ll InWItJIC K l t T I l t S f o i l 1*0 R A T IO N , a Cm Quarter and ramims s..inii iitm i P-si rllo-tl l:«ml mat iirenilscw in porallou. Defeinl.int* FOet, Oiehee \V-st IC'i Feet. helltlllole I 'nlinly. 1‘ lul'lll;*N O T I C K O f m a s t K i r s SAt.lt Iltelli'.i North ten, P. -I. inure or 1. . . I I , 3. ;!, I, li. T. K, !*, 1«. II N otice Ilx hereto g s liven v e i t that Hint nn<t>nt n l i - r , . . , , , Null.'. k hereby less to I. point IC'i Feel West of ■T ***V 2'4 *:i7. ” 1.' Si; anti by virtue o f tit* fin a l .t.-. r. the point of lieuInlilnK end r.V . r . V j . , ■]' J •,| fm.'i'lnsurc unit siite matte a tut tiieneo Fast to point of hi'g in­ ning, * 11. I. li I n, It*, till. .M. ‘>i, r.s, M.I r.y. i,a. I.I, i.C. 13, ill, eft. ' D f 'C .. bi l b - luilei* i.f the t ’ lrcnll Also, i>mt certain ira-t •>( Isnd i . i . I.., p. n. 7 a, ; t . sc , 7 3 , Tt , •m a. -c.i i*mirl In anil fur Si'mlnoli* fJontuy, *-«-rlio'd as foil.ms lli'Klnnho: l'*li.rlili.. In tb.it certain flo m c i'r* TV. .!*. ;:*. n i . n j . S3 , n i . n s . n ;, i.i Hi- N..rt|i-nsl t'orner of tin> . ns. •>..-ii, :>3. ii3 . l*a, !• 7. l'N, Ktill iii'iiilhu; In snlil 1'i.nrt Nvlmr-in | North*ast Qio.it-i of 10- SouthNantnl Vlttna \ViH> and Atliert sip. m u t u i . in-' . 1 on . in:*, t i n , H i . West Qtmrl-t • f f*e-tinu *1. Townl i e . I l f . l i t , I K. . 117. ICC. I S3 , 1C I. W y l l y are eiuni.biliinnts, and It li. ( •hij* :n Smilti Itnng- 3t Rust, W adsworth. m il r e ... !.*'. i cT. l e v , is:*. * an. u t . i t s . .liiiinsnu, I I i i k Ii ami running South ’■ A ?*f /1nil T m if-o ii I* r.ipertl.K C..r|ii.ration, • 1 I . I p. l ; ; i , 137, UN U S , u m l -ii a Ins, then*'.' W e t i and t#*tini l|f*. N' ni l l i t j l.iit 11*7 . S o u t h ' j l . ol f o r t .o r a l Ion, are iti'f. oi I i i ii i k . I. S I *'lie I l l s ; Ill-tic- North and A. R W ilk inson, ns Hpei'liit Masterl i n . , t v . - t ' / l.i.l 1 t*i. Kuwl t a i l 7S H*‘l Chains: thence West 17 of tan lit Kotirt iipiiolitliil In '■a lit ft n ■ I l i t . .il SLAV !A I'ololl) i ’o n i | n i a > Links; Norlli V end 17 i limn i l n r i i , will oi f.*r fo r usl- a ml e-Rj 1-pi ini tx l*l.,ii n e t n r t l . n t t t o I ' l m i l i f i i ' I'hnlns; then. K.st t and in tiie b lg lo " t uml in's* btihtar tor r'. l mi *'In. ins; ih> To,- North I • l n‘ p+l t i rill' ll III til*' f l l 1.1l*' I.i 111it i ,h Ii nl ;.o 11111 oiilrry n-for.* tloo ' si<min»iiir C i t i m i y , i'*iiirt.lu* l a • m l Itmis.i j,, s.mlor<l. Si nlltiiO.', ih- North line of the Snuihcast I ' l l ! I III. 11. C. 71. Alsu: t.'iuirl-r " f Hu Northwest fjoiir* tihlv I'li.rM.l mi Mmol o ' lbs tst N l , 1, I.f S U *. , M ; 4 lit SVN'M, lint o f Auunst, A D. the Slttve . i t of shid Sectlott ii, tltencc NW .r s i ; *4 . M . J I , o f S K I , . S\V , I i l ii. tin Northeast t'ormr of lielng a lu ll’ ilnv of sahl f o i i r t , uml salil Stmt heast Qpi.ut-r of o i m . i , N ' , ..r s i : 1, p.r s i ; 1, , w > , •tm tux Hi- l-Miil bout's nl sal* , the Ni.rtItwest <in irtei of said S -c .1 S ' ; P.l a H *» OL H K , I . I * l 4 I ' C S ' l 11»• 114. rt> .I,'- *i ii'i'il In uml orii-reil i tom it and I hence Snath to |iolnt 111 S I . *4 ip( S I ' . ' , . S ' ; III S ' - i Ol t *K' » sold In saI.I f nal ili>rri.', which • f ileulnnlnu. nl s K . i n Si i l i o l l 1*1. M i l . "I N l i * . I'lopi'i'iv Is sitniiiiii in the f i l l of s i . . . 1 m : * , . n w l «-i s w sw>. *•« • tt>.p SpiihIi Half • t IIISntiford. i'o m ity of Hentlnote ntol • i m i *, ..i s w > , . n i ; 1. .>1 s w ' i . Sint.* N*<rth-nst Quarter and North­ i.f ti'li.rlda, and .i-.iwltie.l in 20— I'urm.s Fur Sale* 12— Wanted JNt; It US l' fin V IN AGKIt Ol.TUIt Al. LAND in The State Of Florida In Die flowing well district near Sanford, With clay subsoil. On the highway and one mile from R It. atution. Already cleared, Perfect drainage. Virgin soil uf unsurpassed fer­ tility, will grow anything. 1,11011 Aries in units of 5 n<*rrs, ns many as you *-anl AT ' PRICK SO LOW IT W IL L "Make Your Dead Swim" Home Seekers, Here Is Your Chance It May Never Come Again If yon cqp make a small cash payment and finance your first crop, it will easily pay for the land. If you nre looking for a "Snap" Here It Is See Me At Once W. ?J. YOUNG Bargains In Real Estate Park Ave. and Commercial St 21— A r n 'iig e F o r Sale _____ Phone 148 west Quitr ie r nf Sontl.-ast Quar- . t. r and North H a lt o f Southwssi U o n r t - r t.f Sonii.-nsr Quartar and Not thu-'-.i Q u a rte r »t Northeast Q u a r t e r .n f P on th ea II Quarter of s - c t l - n C. T o w n * "4 p,111 j i cn South, R a n g * I t East. M T l i - purcheser 1*< pay fo r iterd j i b is i.ran -n y Is sobl to comply wttb llitii flnut order nf sale afo ra- sii Id. S. A. II WILKINSON Y. Stoo'lal Master In Cbancery. Oenrite *:. Herring; Solleltar for I'oinidulnntils. IKE At.) It.... S3 . !#, July 6. 13. 30. Pegistration Notice FOR S P E C IA L ELECTION. The Registration llnoks of the City of Sanford, Florida, will be 11pun Wednesday. July tltli, 1027 md will clnsti Monday, July Sfitli, 1027. At the City Hall. L. R. PH ILIP S City Registration Officer. VU ,.| s i : * , . N i ; > , I.f M U ! , . M W , .o' M . * , s i ; i , n r s l i ' i , i n s* >•*I o n c i . Ml i M l 1, . N l ' . ' , i.f N W >, XV. .1 N i : * , . X B t , III N H L . xv t j . . i s k *. ..I n i : * , . i :• f o f m i : *, o r n i p . MV, , i n i : * , . S K 1, o l n x v * , . N W * . *i * ■i ' i **f tiii'i, s k *,. H rsi:*.. MUCK LANDS ARE V ALU AB LE / / . u .liiNt three nitt.*!* from tile city [ s\\.. n, > ||,.|| hn m v , ..r M l 1,, limits on highway I have eight M 1 •■* n i '.',. NW>,"f NW L. NK1. acres of muck lands (hat can laj .., \i* ■,' ,',i' srp,,"s\v 1. ' i.f St bought foe ¥.,110 an aero or spectul i hi : >. • ip,, in kvriinn c** x « price mmle on nlt of it. Thirty .■ v c s\\ *, n i p ,, st-y, uf acres in entire tract includes cit- N ', '1 111 ms land- and other good garden , t s\v>,.s\\', ,if s\v*,, ,lpOJtT,\NT NOTICE l.tinl. Fine place foe isailtry and i si: ..i m v ,. n w , s ip , n ip , c r ie r s should give their truck of all kinds. Men can muko s.i-iioii c* n \n *.«.f LAN EY.S DRUG STORE— Pre- FURNISHED A P A R T M E N T — living raising hull>s, celery, vegeur postoffice address ns 's'i;i, !!f 'n i :*,1, su"', "!.r Three rooms and hath, all mod­ tables and poultry for Sant'ord and] \i , i. scri|itions, Drugs, Soda. We aro ,, their phono number if i,. i- sc. a <i n i p , ..r ‘wire results. About one r.s near you ns your phone, Cull 103 ern conveniences, good location Orliunlo markets. Adtlrt'ss It.yA. C. xxv -u *. i.f SK’ .. s i p . "i m v ,, f S XV* , . S * . ..f N I P , reasonable tent. Phono 8111-.1. out of n thousand has care Herald. This will not bo on I N L o| ,NIP,in Meet I o n It*. N I P , , ,f LUMBER and complete line of phone and the others market long. If you d<* not think t v >. ..f N I P , . K I P , , d N W ' , . building tnuteriul. Low prices. TWO rooms, kitchenette and bath; tide lam! is worth the price try to comimr.-dcnte with you a p-tt 11, In Ml -I I"II -*’ ttovt. Security Lumber Co., "Where Goal beautiful outlook; ull improve­ buy ..(due of the muck lands in ii l | ail In S e c t I n n 1 1. .■.\I I...I 3. til K-, I lolt IS.KhVI. Uw> / ,UV s T '‘ "» he Grades Come From" Muplo mol ments; attractively furnished; J Vu-r pacts f tin- country. di«citiilinunnce H l'I M .'1 ..... IT. N W I.I N W Vi » f Sixth. Phone 7U7. moderate rent by week. Young's in person nl 1he S a n f o r d K , -I N IP , -l N W ', of tt 1 ,.f stt *, -r n w ..r j „ffire or hy letter. I ele. CONCRETE In every shape and Apartments, office 200 N. Park j CROSS-TIES— and pules, any V . of N I P , I.f N W i.f discontinuances nre not form, blocks, tile roofing, ornn-: ______________________ _________ 1 t-'rade or dimension. Sue L. M. I. . . f s 1/ >,f N t \ n f N t t 1, , i 1 ,, ' b u l n s „ f NW nf N W mentnls, etc. Sunford Cement IToU- T W o NRW _ nitt.ly f urninht*il or II. Bush. Geneva. h a l o s t . f S W ’i n f N V V 'i . mis Company, T ilth and Maple Prompt - Efficient t-Kl K-Utl. 1r. feet. N 'i ..I XIV', of npartmens. ¥2a per month. 1115 26— M iscellaneous For Sale .sou* Sts. Phone llfc-W. ,tel Soul It K, r.-. t i.rs w 'i of K'X Service \\. First St. Plume 20 y:\x ' . S', nl NW ', nf s vv,, n *, , r ARRIVED TODAY sugar «>, lead N * U jMIENCE s m i t h KW*,' ,.f HIV ',. s >, ,,f S ', of I nw ' , ,,f sw *,. S', of SW nf 16— Ilm ises F o r Hunt and alum for preserving seed MV General Contractor s\\ ' S'*, ,,r »*, ,.f SW \ f s\v»4 i he,) covers. Ball Hardware Co. 100 West First Stree* N *\ V ‘ \\*K .•ii,", 21 NW' In K , , -f intiunccmenls FOR RENT:— Two houses, l lt»:i -- --------............. f S W * . >,f NXV *4 r u n NtV .................... ,'„i at. Phon» 441 and 1405 \V. First Street. Kent ALMOST NEW <vpress bent uml i: •, * . .• -I, si* : i h ••», t*, ■** ti.l* g o o d tra iler, S acrifice f o r $ 10.00. eh n *■• *■•. s t v * . ,.f N t v , I--* M E T A L ROOFING— 1he Roof Ev­ \’ ii lea nixing Works. ttt r , i i . t«> \ . ill*" • »"« S i r l l o l i I t , it 11 Hi I i t n i i * VTION and PLUMBING — erlasting, Metnl shingle-.; 1 »*«no 62tl-W or i l r» .Myrtle Ave. SMlllll #lf itmiuo ni, i : im sperii*/. We handle ele* iru n( Juuj[MJ, leam (jn al,d galvunixed .* ROOM. lliihi.l. *1 O illilM SI/ \ V IA IMIAIN bungalow for rent j pumps, home light and ■ Vi: ! »l S' | ‘l l t i * T tli it llit* I ' i i u i i i i I n pasips, roof B y t,e j umes ||, Cownn. Oak wilii l*atli and garage, on French ut l II. ' I i i ' E H tlflif** {l|I|»tihl t Otl I *i llrtsisnts. Swufotd Machine Co svc. nnd Thud St. Phone 111. Ave., near Ilth St. Phone 221 or jai , l: fill* Mint ti.l III* lii lilt call at i)l)l Park Ave. |ir I a Mint till" In fl irt s h t i . i t n til : tVlGII I'-CHKISENBERUt PR IN T . ________________________ 'M.ii’it I "i d i t m •' !lMi*t"rli*t n t n l ■H' Utonir. liileH I *|*3 . i ft *• t Iii i1' i'll ti v J11 'll i* fi f 11*t* 111It *! SHOP — Printing, Kltgravint, j FOR RENT: —6 room unforniftltt!*"ri'• *4i.iii,"t. 11* i«»* i n f t f t t ft»r r i i r l i i r t i*f Embossing. Sen us first. We do lumffulovv, 2 bH s t l HH’O \\ ;i 'L i•III 111m iijlml !1M. i«r u t tloF Wnrlit* , n l pi l l NtlllUli Ml' nllh m il it. Phone 117-W. It. It. Avenue* rooms, living room, dining room, I»0UGK t II,.* ) »t- " f 1» l * t r i u t . flit* t l m l r ff cars and Gruhum Trucks CumincrcUl Street. kitchen (equipped with electric! ... i./mrt tn 1 1*IH i iff I n 1 nil tin* 51 li, range,) hath (with hot ami cold ' P R AK R A M As. Ha. duly . J u t ) . IH2 T, Mint s n i i ii till nun l i n f sa bull St. Phone ;i. vtal.X'L IJK'ated 2300 Palmetto 20— (IN S )— Reserve officers **f \ m i , i i . Im*f-«*Ik> l H. t l f l . il 111i i t I’imI * ti r«' | *nrt fl int f i t *1 Avenue, rent summer rat«‘S, phone J'vu stat-s ate in aedve traiiting l i m y . XMiitlin* INS i cow an CO. auto 6*—Help Warned (Mule) i | t nM t«» i»1t .»f ;i11> i n i f t lln*r**nf I rere totluy beffinninK n 1» day I nr M*n| itor and sheet metal works,1--------------------------------- ----n m |.» f n t n 1l i n f t r h t Mni nt i i > In 1training period for fficers. such Ave. Phone 7D5-W. n u n * ! , r* J BOYS W AN TE D —Can use five LP.OOM Cottage, unfurnished, for' Diviahuis represented at th e , i'i,-i loii.li-itibMiJuly 6H*. goo,! l>oy.r who ur* hustlers. Can rent. 1700 block, $25 umonth.1 training ennui are 5«8th const n r-1 «••! r o i ti. k i .a l i j; , M X H S ,AN FORD UUICK CO. earn as high us a dollar an after- Box 1700 care Herald. t tilery of South Carolina, the 545th n . r'u i'lreon i i-ri* 212 Magnolia Ave . I noon. Apply Circulation Depart­ ■ ■ -------------------- const artillery from the states o f. s**ai(note County, Fbirhln. Phone i!07 ment Herald. Aluhnnm, Lrulsinnn MississiMODEL TRIM CO. ---- ----------------i ppi. The 524th coast artillery fromi'nbiiKh, ,i. Job c, n ,v gut it. FOR S A L E :— Four room cottage Ctorgiu: and (he IlllOth field urtilrim the cur, not the owner.** 8— Financial op one of l*est tots on Miigm*- |t,rv frtim Lonlsiana. Jhone 817 for estimates y.EPHYKH1LLS- Rock* (Jm'rry lm Avenu(*t nc*n«l Sonin Xhono in commnvi<l of the various! s til firi.«in j ' a 1'. W. RADFORD 'Company School Price rensonnhle D ims ,,ivi(tioil|, Iirc Major B, ' • , to start operations . , i. hero ,,wi MONEY— la loun on Improved de* to suit purchaser. Owner Box 4.11 <UVisions nre nnijor ■>, i>. * arn*l, Held artilleryc/p* with hea.lt,u a r-l..... ••mploving approximately 1(K1 RUP3— MARMONS sit able residential propertj *.n tare tieruld. lers at New Orleans field artillery with payroll of about $2.. Sanfurd Automobile Co. Sanford ut C per rent interest, no agnulia Ave, Phone UJ7 brokerage- Address i^nni P. O Box and Major Gilbert Marshall A tla n -l''"" x v e e k l y . ____________________ FOH S A LE :— One o f l*est f «*'<■ L* 524th ami 548th artillery: Lieut. 503 City. room hungnlows on Palmetto NEW S A N F O R D BOOSTER commandant Avenue, in Sanford Heights, cor­ Col. R. W. Collins is only $1.00, Studehaker of Hie post. ner lot, equippetl with electric A>k for carbon juice with 11— Miscellaneous range and water heater, price less, ■- stop* the knock. San T A LLA H A S S E E — Clay testing than market value, terms to sui Garage Co. laboratory to determine eomm-t'Box 15 C. O. Herald. Architect CAR AWNINGS/— keep out the cinl value of various clay deposits OLN - FORD — FORDSON dazzling sun and drizzling rain, First Nat’l. Real; Bldg. Eiitvarti Higgins Inc. car owners need them, $3.50 a pair FOR S A LE :— Five room Spanish throughout Florida will be cstnbSanford, Fla. ___dirt _____ ...... _________ i -m ____ bungalow on Park Avenue, 2 lish-d lore hy state geological *!**ieroial h Palmetto. Phone 3H1 is cheap. Sal sc men _uml sules| iadies nre cleaning up with lids car garage, nice lawn, immediate jmrtmcnt, can’t he bent for the ORB Overland Co. W lllya-1newest auto necessity, call or possession,— , ehu & Overland, Whlppits. ■write for particulars. Auto Awn- price, terms $200.00 cash, bnlj? *■ & Commercial Sts. Phone 5K, ing Co. 11 Ball Bldg, |monthly. Box 148 rare Herald. Reserve O f f i c e r s At Fort Barrancas (Jo I n t o Training 19—Houses Ft..* Sale I anil !:i\*|V t/ Elton J. Moughton <>M'N POP K B Y TAYLO Tl THANKS VeRYMOCH Iota NtX>R. O R D E R ,M R G U N N — Jranger asks no odds because of its popularprice X JU S T SOLD YOUR Na&tlBOR, MR GUNN. A HCW0 SUIT O l1 CU7TDC5— CAN'T X F t y . N O W I 'L L Go OUCR AND s e e IF X (SAN'r , Abwe A SALE AT AtR.TWTCS 'tOO UP, TOO, MR.TYTC? NO PC - X CAN o g talo n n WITH Til IS ONC UR AWtdLE it E N T U C K Y ’S finest Burley tobacco goes into G ranger— selected leaf, grown in the fertile limestone soil o f the V - — Blue Grass country; and fully it matured, rich, ripe and mellow! It is processed by an old*timc tobacco v4 \ secret, W ellm an ’s method, which seals ■; ■ the flavor in; nnd securely packed in iJ -.J heavy foil instead u f costly tin. ■ A quality tobacco at ten cents! Bot Don't you*Wnow- • T*te w e u dressgd man. S E R V IC E f\ s u i t T o r e v c r m daq in the w eek n Q r a n g e r R o u g h G jt M ZY E F L BOTH S E R V IC E I? - MEYER. BOTH SERVICE "Jr >mwvice, me. p : Phone 1Its Tlw half-pound vacuum tm U futty-fiva canli, ih* foil pouch, Mated in glataiiM, ij leu cruU. ohanouk aouaii cut m madh by tub liqobtt * myurs tobacco t o. 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 20, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 20, 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 20, 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/b74a68edcdc64d3d8fc796905299dc32.pdf 3c89210aaa5b2e589fe3ff6b4291ffb0 PDF Text Text ■ - !' . v TH E WEATHER YOUU n e w s p a p e r Generally fair, except local show­ ers In extremo south portion to­ night. Friday partly rfoudy with local thundershowers. L u s h e d in I U )rida’H H e a r t L W orld’s G re n lc .st V crc a b le Iction. I ts H lc h e si G a rd e n I,a n d M E lN O ^ X V IE E e a s e d W ire In 1 m ia lin n .n l N e w s S e rv ic e “Blackliawk”0\vner Battles Seas 2 Days WATCHES MUMPER 27.1 .Member Audil lUircau Of Circulations S A N E O IH ). F L O R ID A . T H U R S D A Y , JU 1.Y 21, 1!»27 Illinois Ex-Senator Says Democrats Should Select BIER Candidate From Mid- Public Is Invited To Hear Fight Returns JACK DEMPSEY WELL GROOMED FOR BIG FIGHT Complete returns from the Dempsey-Shnrkcy lig h t will lie received hy The Herald tonight n o r a leased wire of tho In­ ternational News Service with I Davis J . Walsh, famous sports WASJflNC.TON. July 21.—ON i the people in their geography ho­ vriter, covering the big bout K)—The Democratic should ’soldcl I entree the belief th a t such finunwith n blow by blow account of a presidcntnl candidate from the jcinl interests antagonise the South I the results. Hotly O f K itfg F e r d in a n d L aid wesV.'lilJver sing n policy of the Inst In hi- letter to the committee. i nnoiiin ( m t.n l ( o u st * M<>, Tho returns wtH begin com­ O ut In Hall Room O f C n stlo fifty years the Democratic Notion- I i i said lie pointed out that “the > ; o l,\ ‘ roupR li r s '» no ing in about 7:.'10 o'clock with P e lsio r A n d Is G u a rd e d B y "1 Convention rhnuid be held prl-'i Demeeratly National Committee A re ( sed l’o H e a rin g M uon tho main bout scheduled to sta rt t ’ini .1 I,,,! vtnlfliora to the Republican Convontl‘> honld a \mniMo early nnd call the T a lk W ith M o ttlin g Done between 8:30 and !• o’clock. As ‘ ' ' ) These suggestions have been rational convention I eforo the c a ll1 _ . . fast ns the results are received c ,. . _ . m ad e to the Democratic National of the Republican Convention and I /"vi*s’rj , over the wire they will be an ­ Arc I liken I O committee hy ex-Senator JnTr t" have mir ronventinn inm* t i l * t >1 1 It l 1 ,, o L P I l III nounced to the crowd hy’ m ega­ D n . r n l u l i m , Hamilton Imwls of Illinois. I.ewi M-wiptly a Imrl platform "n the 1 J J ..1 L , I n ,1 phone. 1 I ( \ (M il IC e V O l l i t I O n iviews views Were r.mt iiloe.1 in letter to "to 1It IIt ill atlil domt *; situation •*••••' were rontuined The Herald extends a cordial is -------jdny to International News Service, "f mir people, with a short plank invitation to tho public to hoar P rin c e C aro l Is F o rb id d e n T o Imwis declared that the IVmncHtl M h " i: Die nerd «f Immediate I’ leel til H e a ts t a r r y l.lq u o r the returns of the grcutc.U Across Del roil Ilivor \\'i t li­ non-championship fight in the R e tu rn To H tim a n ia ; F r o n - ! National Committee hns not V' h itm e n no I friend bier with the ............ j commercial world in Europe, and on ( Federal Interference history of Imxing. t ie r G a rris o n S tr e n g th e n e d "It 'j*, is my belief th at the rmtdi- "» this I asked th at \\y promptly me our candidates and go to tin . , 'date of lie Democracy should copie HOITOIl’H NOTi:.’—Tin* fourth ii a m rlr i of articles hy Law­ Ju y - i from th<* West, nnd front' tho njr- people to catch the imagination «*f < rence Mllllvutl, I. ,N\ it. Ktllff cor­ ricultienDspction which is so much the country upon issues we make, .i.-scrit-tnic runt-ruanight watching tho body in need, and whose people could-see am! not wait until the Republicans respondent. niiii.- comllilorn* iiIoiik tho Caun[of her royal consort. King Ferdl- Troir tho nominee we give them nur have held theL meeting exhausted ■ll in liorilcr, Ivlin of iln> Ir-'inonNEW- YORK, July 21— Tlui and, wlm died yesterday of can­ hit* rests in their helmlf and our the curiosity t-f the public and con­ iiou i xii'iit of MomiKlIng oiiern* tccorditiR to f ig u r e s o b ta in lloiiii .\<l.Ill l.ntnl iirU.-lv* will fol“beggar" of the Bible stood ter nnd allied ailments. pm pose to follow nut their inter­ tent ourselves with a criticism of tow •!:111>. -i. x: P today fro m th e o ffic e s o f Tho body was laid out in tht* est- sinee’-ciy," said Lewis. " J t.i what they did in convention." with hands unrnised in sup­ By LAWRENCE SULLIVAN Lewis said thnt within a few days |v C lerk L . Ft. P h ilip s c ity F o r m e r C row n P rin c e U n a b le ball room of (lastlc I’clsior guard­ plan, to me that any nominee from plication asking only n crust To Sleep And W ishes Tiny ed hy’ officers of tho court and the East .would he regarded by* nil he would open a fight to have til Internalionnl N cu , Service Staff lids to ta lin g $ 5 0 0 ,0 0 0 n n d Alpine chasseurs. It is clothed in -------I from the rich man’s table and tiirgostions adopted hy the rank Correspondent Son. Michael, All Success tin uniform of a general of the tlie Western and Southern Dcmpe h ific a tc s o f in d e b te d n e s s racy as oppn. ed to the welfare . f i!""l Hl-d of the party. Viscount Cecil Says I’ropognn-', t not n crumb. LA SALLE, Ontario, July 21 — In Governing Mis Country Alpine corps and is decorated with Communications over tlie myatcrU n itin g to $ 1 6 1 ,0 0 0 w e re tbsls Are Trying To Give Tonigh t that beggar will orders. The Roumanian crown loua grapevine wireless from the Impression Americans Are lon,K,UJ Vw iit PARIS, July 21 .-(IN S )—Prince rested beside the head. bently d isp o se d o f in N ew American side advising that thJ Hostile To Anglo-Jnpanese leave again in n man who « J i Carol, who renounced his rights to s u r f b e Ministers of the government Lk by M a y o r F o r r e s t L a k e . tho throne of Roumnnia for love, United States’ dry navy is pre____ T : drop from his sleek young rived early in the morning to at C! i f P l P paring for another hronilshlp upon L bonds b e a r in g fiv e a n d tt nnd abandoned Ids princess, now company the body’ to Cotrocem LONDON, July 2L-(1NK)—Tho body the silken garm ents of ^ l i l H | 1Untarjo rum run lie is comes to this prays fer tlie success of J d s * [if per c e n t i n t e r e s t c o n s is t- tiny son Lvho has become King where it will lie in state in tho i eli'cure rtranghold of hard liquor American position in Geneva is ho- I a minor society darling and ~7 j without creating a ripple. J0[ $ too,000 of bulkhead iv- Michael 1, the baby King *»f R°» !"* " I '" ’- " " :1 l*n>pneninlP«Wlf J i ’’That happens every so often" [mition issue nnd $100,000 of the mania. snyn tlie large bushy Imadcd and Prince Carol who showed evid­ the roads surroimding the castle. ! ue voted for the fire station, ______ . l.atiei • doc k ow ner wlm having IUonforencc, Viscount Cecil charged Jack Dempsey, form er heavyweight ent signs of a sleepless nnd rest­ kid ridge and Company of New M,n|ilos about prevarication today’. Famous I nv. ver SavsW ifolios Ilifi* In A n u -S n ltitin lrf.l.,n less night, was ii grief stricken figchampion, of tlie world, will nmko Child King Rules [rk was the purchaser of bonds nro when ho received the Internal M videnl A nd H u m o r I s t«:ll me upon iutroduetinu, not "Interested propagandists arc tho great attem pt to re-travel the N u t Asknl li.r Alimony Audi Is BUCHAREST, July 21 (IN S) l 'l l f r e n t T lm l W n y n cW h o cI- t Inti lii name i tleorge llixliy, but once more at work to sabotage the -road ho followed so blithely eight Jth a hid of $500,000 plufOnccured jonal News Service Correspondent —A frail little youngster, going So l ie l ia s Not Denied li; he is known m (icorge llixliy, conference hy portraying tho A- yearn ago, n road th a t led to honor Jcrr.-l t" date of delivery nccord- today’ and authorised the following mi rix, with long brown curls, to e r M av H e lite B e fo re L o n g ''cat Pays ft. .pliments To AYU’t "I been hero four yearn and inerican government and its Geno­ ikiitl glory nnd wonlth nnd pain. . day rules the biggest kingdom in I- to Mr. Philips. Tin* certilicntes statem ent: there hnsti’t bean anyone hero yet. i "I nm greatly grieved hy the the turbulent Balkans. Ju st a weary, laden traveler now, WASIIINOTON, July 2I;-(IN S) Tlda town nin’l on tlie United va delegation us irreconcilably faring five and a half per rent in■PARLS, July 21 (JN SL -T b* to tlie Anglo-Japancso pro­ laden with tho years, nnd tho first !!<■ i.i King Michael I, of Rnn- first formal attem pts nt reconcil­ Capital politician were specu­ States maps. They have a drlvo hostile V n was sold for ? 15:1,000.00 death of my father which I did not posals,"Viscount Cecil said, "while man Hint will cross his path la a expect so soon nnd which came ns n tnania, who was proclaimed late loving n discount of $7,309. 10. In great shock to me. “ I have the !yesterday in the great hull of par* iation between lioilley Field M a­ lating today ns t <• whether Wayne over hero every so often, hut notli- ns a m atter of fact, tlie American youth, rolling, joyous nnd full of government lias still ti/delibornto sassafras. If ono didn’t know better, Ltilion to the discount on the cer- same love and interest In my coun­ linmeiit, I I hours after his grand­ lone mill hi wile, iris Steven It. Wheeler, generalissimo of tlv ing over comes of it, Anchored at llixhy’s l wo-berUi thereon and the American delega­ lie might mistake tho meeting as jicato;. Mayor Lake, Mr. Philips try that he had nnd my son hns my father, King Ferdinand I, died in Malone, have failed in the Pari iiiili-Hiiloou orguiil ' itiort for many concrete dock in Into afternoon tion is consequently aw aiting for ono between Dempsey end his own |i|, contracted to pay to a New prayers for Ills future and the* Unstelui l ’alnce, Sinai. divorce couilc, ■Jahioe today tohl years. "rk brokerage firm the sum of peace nnd prosperity of our coun­ It has become evident that there four powerful -Id-foot, launchoa, instructions from Washington be­ youth. Little King Michnul will Hot the International News Service. „ „i ra th tarry in g 25 cases of whiskey, fore expressing nny definite opin­ 1,150 as u commission for sc- try,” . rule his nation in person until ho Jack Dempsey, tho como back, Firal not ire <1 the divorco nc- it a t ift in the me organisation nl- !nwnjl ,1 (,i,nr to jm.Ji off for Do- ion on tlie subject." With his brief statement the is 1H years old. He is under the , ............. rit>^ a 'purchaser fo r the bonds nnd Jnck Shnrkey, tho como ahead, ........... lion filed against Malone was puV whnl d e g re e 's not oppa(loj, iiUy yards down tin* river a though t Prince explained thnt he did not Viscount Cecil nnd the Hon. W. will meet tonight in a fifteen round par value. tutelage of n regency which w a s ! | iphciI t»n* Jiily t. l lie first formal , m,i 1,1 observers. For the first chi -tec of luiIf a dozen snpiller C. Brldgcninn, chief of the British bout to settle the identity of the Part of the funds derived from cine to discuss the situation in sworn in -before the national a. • attem pt tit reconciliation wa • 1 in imiiilhs,a division of opm- « r ill .1 licil 111 a hunch to aural I sale »f the bonds nnd i crtifi- Roumnnia further but it was clear r-rmhly lit the same time that Mi­ made yr.-terd iy. IWo furth er .'»t i 1(, has l i cn revealed between firhiug wharf, A hundred yards up delegation in Geneva, conferred to­ offlciuPthallcngcr for the heavyday with members of the imperial . . , .... tes, nri'ording to Mr. i nillps, that he feels deeply the burden chael ascended the throne. tem pts imu I he made before a di Wheeler and hia chief liouleimnts, tlioam . another private dock of defence committee explaining the that hup l'cen placed upon Hie tmy ^ is used to retire bonds to tho The regent* who will administer Vorce can !;" • ranlc^L Malone i Ju st a prize fight pernnps hut I Imp t imes Cannoa and the Rev. ..in' \. lumber, glistens in tho torrid agreem ent with the Japanese and lent of $117,000 u n j to pay in- shoulders of his son. nun. “ I am very tired ns 1 wasn t aide the government for tho little mo­ sued a :-ta ae.iil today dcrtyini. Arthur J. Barton. compromises with the United 80,000 persons will seo it nnd a est on other bonds amounting narch are Prince Nicholas I’atri- iv|iovts tlml hi wife hnd ;mk' „ Cai1111.11 and k’artwu. JuiVli ' ..Jhit„ sleep a t all hist night the States , asking for approval of tho flood ol gold will fill the coffers Twelve niih0 1 1 th of Windsor 115:1,127.60. The total amount 1.1ch Mima Uristca and Supreme ft»c alimony. of thoso so engaged. Dempsey , * 1.1 cal (I in a statement rent broad on Hi.- 1 itindinii hang of the De- policy they have pursued, Prinei observed nnd his eyes ilmwid out in New York, it was slat O u r! Justice <i. V. Ru^dugan. "In nitswer to the |iiib1lstio<l r o t through the South, denying tra it rivt 1 oil' 1tie paved highway number of H-incli gun cnils- tacitly trying to regain the honor ir.t $270,027.56. The linlaitco firsfU iut'' of great weariness There are some who believe false statement 1 wish to state 'l it Whcelt't* spoke for the league I ;i Salle is celebrated throughout ersThe which will ho allowed Great he held from 1010 until 1021 will grief." , ii the money was placed to tho • '4 tiiat Queen Marie, widow of the emphatically that my wife never w|„.n ,l-dared recently thnt If the ,-outh western Onlnrlu as the wan­ The Prince lias given up all Britain and the United .States, is Ihi persuaded to ncropt a guarantee dit of tlie bond trustees and to hopes that he will ho permitted to dead inqiiarcli_nnd grandm other of asked for alimony, therefore I now the chief obstacle to tho sue/> f <250,(KW for his pains and Shark­ L special assessment savings nc- break ids exile to return to Bueha- the tiny king, will he the “real have never refu.cd her nlintony'', Democi uls nominated Gov. AI ner city of rum row, thu 80-mllo , .. ,. , | I nv'e anti It fit'sIlv» Will fwv mom IflllH . * n ah ,the “ Dry Dcmoi 1 tl " ould which extends without a cons of tho conference, it is learned. ey’s end hardly will l>o more than lur.t, Mr. Philip sstnted. of us..liihe-,, hi- given the opportunityfpri.' ulna- rum row rest for the funeral of his father. power behind the throne." Sho said Malone. "N either ini., un.in f ro,„ Huron, Michigan Bridgcman insists that the number $200,000. ‘ J Other figures given out by the None of tho telegram s he 1ms re ­ will undoubtedly wield great in- Revo in tlm principle upon wni.u ( ^ ( , (|H, Iraguo) to vote " “r ”‘’ 1lui the southern lip <>-f Ijike Tho w riter will tell tho story of * Huron of these cruisers ho limited strictly | ’y clerk show th at city funds in ceived have indicated any such pos­ fluencc of both a pm ctiial and alimony is lyiM'd.” . limn of their choice. Thu wns (|) •f0|,.l|0t .............. . tlm western : o that Great Britain ran employ the fight tonight, ns tt progresses, To savings accounts deposited in sibility and in his telegram s to bentimcntnl nature. “ My wife Is a spli-ndid woman. interpreted as » dir. f t th cut to | „f j |.;ri0. her cruiser tonnage for lighter cru­ blow liy Mow, to Sanford fans, le First National Bank total Queen Marie and others of his fam ­ Flags are a t hnir mast through­ .Site iias tho most extraordinary over the modem International isers to protect trado routes. ' a "dry I * . | s .,iii gan onrly In tho la t 156.22 and th at deposits in two ily, it is understood th at he lias n- out Roumania today. The nation n.iinl I have ever come III contact i ltoiild Kmillv hd notii ' iin tu ry ns a fishing town und Viscount Cecil is reported to he News Service printer machine, tn-' ^rings accounts in tlie Seminole voldcd making any requests. is in mourning. Government i huc- with. 1 know Iter life will be fill -1 (Continued On Dngo Three) The Canon-Barton slnt.-i - nt <t ' nvt.,| almost inn years without ro- less ndnmnitl than Brhlgcmnn nnd iunty Bank amount to $80,703.05. Tlie Prince received a visit eariv ••ties uro closed and special with great happiness nnd dirt in­ f-rth that in making this nsertlon tj, in „ m.vt-utful life the is even prepared to urge concess­ Ihfsc two balances, it was explain- today from his tailor and ordered prayers wore uttered in the | ^nished achievement, Wheelur spoke "a an im vhliial j ( „j- ,,,,.| m(- :, all aliOUt h r. ions I.i tho American demands be­ li, arc separate from the fumls a number of suits for mourning. churches. By telegraph and by 1 and not for tho league. ' ' 1 1 (Then, in |ct-i than two years, tint fore the cabinet. A fter mnkiug messages of condoleneei >pt hy tiie bond trustees. Tho most of his present wardrobe constatem ent was i ui-il it w lS 1 tjiiim l States prohibition law sh a t­ reports to various hoards of tlie udLings accounts are not guuran- sisting of light sports outfits. cnino from all pnrts of tho world t il as a direct result oT tiie storm tered the traditions of generations. m iraiity and individual ministers, The possibility exists thnt discon­ -'All Roumania is quiet. But jin by nny security, it was Icarnwhich the Wheel r declaration stir, Ti tl iy while still known to new it is anticipated th at both Bridge|l, but do liring four per cent in- tented politicians may send depu­ troops arc held in readiness nt all red tip among southern Dunvocrnls. comets from the American side as man and Viscount Cecil will appear tation to Paris appealing to Carol strategic points in Hie event that |rn t. Many Democrats even th sc of dry tt resflrt town, native fishing has before a full cabinet meeting to­ Outstanding bonds which have to return. In th at event the carol- discontented politician' or army ■persuasion riaonlcd what they w- parsed to tlie limlm of lost arts. morrow. ATLANTA, July 21.— (IN S )— i i.-rpreL <l an an njlciiiut to "split The piclurr-eque fleet of rail ■cn voted hy tiie citlxens hut jut movement would undoubth officers friendly to former frow n. Now Yc*rk’» m ost "fam ous" Im*— Prince Carol might attempt a coup, | FORT MYERS, July 21 — Fol­ tlx- party" a year a h ‘ad of the I hich have not been disposed wei-1 have the support °C,Aj0Xi}T'!".v' logger William V. Dwyer, believed fContinued on **ngo I'lrcc) Carol who renounced Id: rigid - - lowing tlie award of a million and | nominating convention and leag'i'’ limits and ono-man flat bottom i tad to total $710,000 apportioned once to hnvo been severa. tid es, a, which dotted the liver less than a succession following n sciintluluiis been a half paving contract by the i city•' ! headquarters hero lu»yo Is follows: $50,000 for fire station, millionaire ns a result of his tit cade ago him given way to u love nffnir is in Paris. He will commission to the Southern ‘ 11V* flooded with protests 110.000 for fire alarm system, operations in tho illicit rum nml roaring as onihhige of, racing modnot return to Roumnnia to attend ing Company of Chattanooga, n . (K|I|(|. |t.„gUl. official coflttidrrcd 1100.000 for docks nnd walls nnd gin market, nnd Edward C. Coh■ I speed limit wiiich carry thoucI* : ANGELED.. July21.-(IN S) tinfuneral. J 1 1 fact lie will not be ■250,1100 for n hospital. I t win movement hu« L a n started ,u' " ' | it,,, wheeler threat ni "unfoitim i-.ntht of him - i of liquor every wceIC man, * lura Dnimniond the ron, Dwyers right-hand allowed to enter tbo country. e-kinr the recall of four „ ibe league dri . no( a lit to Detroit. I rtlicr learned that bonds total 1. epini; I* m ly " of Fresno has were formally lodged in federal (AvoriUemcntn .for IVt-juand to, prominent rc-ihers of tlie chnimisuioii. The Ing $100,000 for the count ruction J. E. H art, two He nf it support,fititiMcinl « h well Next to Windsor, according In "a wak uud" fi- in her mental slum­ prison here today a fter If n rv.imming pool have h e n vient of Geneva war daiiiicd by funeral will be completed tomor­ awarding of the contract was iniid-- j im moral, from i -■ith.-rn dryc-. ber. * years of frenzied court battles Ainrricnit exporters in Ontario, l.a "lil n . well ns nil additional $100,­ dentil Tuesday m ortlng at bin row. Saturday win Bel a the dale in tlie f.no of vigorous proti t - Wheel*t if nl proiirnt hi Michiunn. Dr. W. J. Peacock, Chiropractor, nnd iigitation failed to »nvc them. (Continued On Page Three) 100 for a city hospital. Where home. Death wal" 1,1 ! for tiie funeral. The body of the by many citizen- present at tbo IH *it| t.» he tab og treatm ent Tlm men Imvo been nos. 25,15-1 who took charge of the baffling King lias been embalmed nnd lie ■ meeting. IhcM inoticyn worn used could not trouble but Mr. Hurt had hr.-h ill hi- lioullh which has b.-.-ii ti"' ease several weeks ago announced nnd 25,155 according to Warden in stntc upon a bier surrounded charges the com* The petition There ur Y- given by Mr. Philips who slut- for some time. , . | r ... , I good in m-ent monll , ... today Hint tlm coma victim hus re­ John W. Snook and will be assign­ .impossihle of confinniition, j.l that the bond trustees have Funeral services wen- held «« - hy flowers and surmounted with misslonen with failing gained consciousness after 109 ed duties at the prison within tho flags in the Castle in * otroceni. |"m|ihtc charge of all moneys an I day afternoon at 5 " • l‘” !! It will lie interred In the inau-ol.-- micnlly udmiul ;• c t b«- affairs <‘t - j j , ,, wio-t ler may retire before days. However slm will not he next few duys. tlie city and ncglr-cting to pcrf.irm m|| month «. )■ rid urroonts. Geneva Baptist « »""1rh able to tnlk for three orifour weeks. Once snlii to hnvc been operat­ uni in Curleo De Arges wlieio the duties icquired "f them t*v . _____ — . . 1 \N T \. July 21. (IN’S i Figtiii rutnished 5>y the city Davitt. nnstor of the chunh. in Mrs. Drummond was overcome ing head of n liquor smugglim King Carol and Queen Klizuheth lew. The petition is h.-ing eircula-. Twenty-one imlietme'nts churtrintr charge of the services, Burial fol­ Ucrk mi the operation of the mu$40,000,000. tc-l by memhet• of tlio group Wb - I N i l l t B ) " “ 1U Ha . it stock swindle, with dozens of hy monoxide gas in her homo on ring commaluiing f lrlpr*| Kn , plant show that for the lowed in the Geneva cemetery. Dwyer entered the prison $50,000 April I and fell into u deep sleep The dentil of th>’ King furnishes I romineftt At lard inns nml resiopposed the award of a paving Mr. H art was born at t,«.neva |i*cal \i a: ending Kept. 30, 1020 from which mcdienl men ninco in debt and with full warnings for n funeral background for rum or, contract for more than $1 ■letil ; of the < date said to he vic­ |he plant was maintained nt n loss ami spent bis entire lib' J " " ■ 1 of plots nnd intrigues in n nation have tried to rouse her. Now’ shu those who might be tempted by Under provl ions of the cby WASHINGTON July 21.-UNS) tim . wen- relum ed secretly hy a is al.lt- to nit up a few minutes the oft-quoted enormous profits !,f $0,012.17. Another fact gleaned fan! child, three al tors, that is noted for it i romantic pul* charter tlm petition will require Tlm capital will pay tribute late 'Fulton Grand Ju ry m-urly a from the city records was that dur- David of Kunford, Mrs. M" " to enter tlie ruin running game. nuiiics of 15 per cent of tho t|unli- this afternoon to the Trana-I’aci- month ago against three men, it every day. pig the month of June, there were in survived by his widow-and lu- Hies. "Now look a me,” ho said, "my Already martial law Inn In-on tied voters of the city to oulhorfic flyers Lieut L «t’ r Maitland wan nindo known today by Solici­ Lt‘07,7HH cubic feet of gas manu- Kheppard of Mnytown. Ha.. Mrs. porclalmod to offset any attempt DIVORCE GRANTED wife is broken-hearted to see mo irion election. A two-thirds vr-to and Alfred J). Ill genherger. tor John A. Boykin. Iscturcl and only 2.317,010 cubic James Forguson of Tunpn sent to prison nnd my five kids at revolution. All along the f r a i l - will he tic.easary to declare the ofSecretary of Slate Kellogg MnJ., |r*t were consumed hy putrons of thrae brothers, Dan Hart "f **itThe trio, G. M, Saunders, Je rry PARIS. July 21. (INK)—Anoih- in school out nt Liar iiurbor L. I. the garrisons hsv,li.'i-n r.-mf i d w ra u t. Commissioners nnmter iuotn and Lewis and L D. Hart ol Gin. Glurrles D. .Sum morn 11, Chi ' '■c i ompnny. This figure shows a noted romance hns found its will be pointed out as the child­ (Continued On I’age Three) od in the petition are Mnj. A. U. of S taff of the army and other gov­ (G.V- .) Tiffap) ml I*. O. Freeman ntlmr J°*s of over two million cubic feet Daytona llcach. lire cbuiged with huving unloadctl grave in the Paris divorco courts. ren of ‘Dwyer, tho bootlegger." Cutter, A rthur A. Raymond, Mavernment officials will be ptesynt l"f gas for one month. wortldcHn -stock on A decree lias been granted to The two have begun serving sen­ or II. E. Darnel A nnd Frank Ktl a t Belling Field when the flyers hr- virtually Approximately 230 employees low. Commissioner L. A. Wingate rlvd in a three-engined Fokker trusting rlientn of tlieir "broker- U na Cuvnlicri famous grand opera tences of two years each. Tho B e in g *ro on the city’s payroll at prestlie only member of the body vnt Plano similar to the opo thuy flew a: - firm " lilli-l "Phillips & Com­ singer from Lucicn M uratore, it charge on which they were con­ I*nt, according to Mr. Philips who ing against tho paving contrnc to Honolulu in. Kiintmerall wilt pany" with officea ill the Chand­ was learned today hy Jutem ntiounl victed was conspiracy to violnte News Service. billed that 52 of that number rethe National prohibition lawc. award wtia not mentioned. present them citation eertificat' ■ ler Building. 1!’fr’ ' tiled salurieil employees while for t lH r exploit. , |15K was the total number of laliorVIPMMA 1„ |V " I — (INK)— child nnd only a few wontlis ago Tonight the flyers will he guests Jrrx that were on lust week’s puyVIENNA, July limned bo was taken to the Italian Rivieof tin- Nat | mil Aeronautical | roll. King Michael I, newly enthrone J ra for his health. Ho faces a great• Association nt - u big subscription I '">d and care for the animals in tuler of Roumnnia, is already be­ ordeal for, like his grandfather, ........... dinner. |Hit' municipal 7.00 required the exthe dead King Ferdinand, he wjl! TALLAHASSEE, Flu., July 21 Draws 2-year S ratrn re ing referred to an "tho sad baby jD'ii'llture of over $100 during tho pt nimbly never he permitted to use — (INK)— (’h rk Talbot WhiteJACKSONVILLE, FLA., Jqly I past hix months, aer<irditig to tho king". field of the Florida Ktutc Supreme (IN S )—Vivid pictures of an hit own will hut during bis child­ Ordinarily a child of n sermu. jrity cli-rk who placed tho exact Court today received the record J dustria! ctq iter' between this Ea< |i 'lay '] h6 Herald will present five-questions concerning nature, this five year old mile ap­ hood und youth ho will Lo subject­ of tho Circuit Court of Hillsbor­ Itotnl at f-127.77. nnd St. Augustlno thnt never pears to have licen impressed ed to varying anil conflicting ough county in the case testing Sanford's history, its industries, its city government, its recre­ isted in order to sell a real estat currents of pressure. Several membeni of the Sanford j greatly with the ceremonies a t­ j subdivision on the St. August! ational facilities nnd other interesting subjects. Tho answers will Michael has grown up in tho validity of the Hillsborough Lion’s Club motored to Daytona tendant to his nscendancy to tlie nnKing Road resulted in a sentence of ti be given with tho questions. Persons who hnvo questions which atmosphere of unhappiness. County Court of Crimes. Beach this tnornnig where they throne and his usually sober For more than n year his mother There was littlo probability that years imprisonment in the Federal they il'“'lro to hu\u included in this column, may communicates will he the gueMn of the Daytona penitentiary’ nnd a fine of $1,000 mien has become a sad one. | pVfnoess 1iVlotY. has becn an nban- the case will come before H'*t Bench Lion’s Club a t luncheon. with 1 he Herald.' for J. F. Brandies in the Federal During the ceremonies m th wjjc political conflicts court before next fall ns briefs Following the luncheon the two District Court here lato yesterday. days left in which to register parliam ent in Bucharest yesterday, u QV)t wa(,e(j nruund King Michael. must l>e filed for each side und tut clubs will play a golf match ori^ ANSW ERS QUESTIONS oral argum ent set. King Michael Blood bravely a t has lieen the suhjtH:t of dissenthe Daytona Highland golf course. •*t the city clerk's office fbr the lute J. Who w'as tlm first Democratic 1, Frank P. F orster as post- AM ERICAS' STEAMER SINKS • his tiny hand sometimes Juj* I Blona within pjs family circle it is A return match played presidential appointee in H anford?, master. charter election to he held on toring and often times with his j ,d‘ AmJ hl„ fathl>r huS not been'W ILBU R DENIES STATEMENT m auh will v>U be Im pljjj*'* LONDON July 21. (INS)2. What was tho first newspaper'j 2. Sanford Journal. Aug. 5. The books close Monday lips quivering hut he steeled Him-1 , ^ hl “ t0 Kuido him. ■• ^ i ~TT~oi ,n banf0nl ^ ‘ announced, American steam er Homestead published in Sunford? self against what seemed to be J The hnby King is a handsome W ashington,'July 21.— (INS — Mternoon, July 25. sinking near Mangarole off tho 3. Wiiut was tho firs t paved 3. First Street. GRhELY Al I O IM LD Malabar coast according L» u eenNumber registered thus fur is terrible ordeal to him. At Ui° child, but for the sadness thnt SmrraUry of Navy Wi bur today .In t In Sanford? first occasion however he ran to | heems continually to light his e y « . denied 25 m urlnesjm d hccn kilh 1 j teral News dispatch,from Bombay. 2,009. t. How much money has tincity TALLAHASSEE, Fla., July 21 4. Approximately $1,500,(88). a ‘t “Ocotnl. "Th<‘ de­ hi? mother, Princess Helen, un.l wpn, he / i c son of u peasant ho In- the * 'Itattle “ ‘ Several vessels are reported rush- : bptnt oil street paving i n ’the last R-'ll tax..s niay 1*> paid to Tax mg to her assistance. Lloyd’a tvgi*- ! buried his hend in her lap n'"‘ might easily be just an * ttnm m e partm ent hus given out uli the — (INK)—Mellon G. Grimly <>f three years? \vept wdiile" she consoled him r c - ' u ^ n . I.ut us King Michael L fm U on the Nicaraguan situation." Jacksonville was t"d«y appointed ( ’Hector Jo in I). Jinkins a t the ler gives the Homestead as a vea* 5. How mu«-h docs it cost per 5. Approximately $60. straining her own tears with dif- th. re is a wistfulness about hii gsld W ilbur in reply to the sUU- ns ns nn member nmmb. r of of the l u state l»onrd «f month sol of 0811 tons owned by the UniC?Urt hoi»*e any tipie through to L ed the animats in the fh u ltv I demeanor that arouses pity f o m e n t of l*erdo Zelfdfl. m r«»l*)f hichlt.x-hire by G<v ernor Jolm -W . l i j Statoo Shipping Board. •'lection day. city, zoo7 King Michael is not a « b u s t "the cad baby king". . Nicaraguan llhernls in Mexico City Marltn. >rk Says Total 1sue Was $500,000 In 3ontls And $161,000 n Debt Certificates Plant is Run At A Rig Loss aut Makes 4,60/,788 Cubic Feet Gas But Sells Only 2,367,960 WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., July 21—(IN S)—'Walter For ter, owner of the cruiser “ Black llnwk" of New York Is today recovering ftynn sorioim exposure following' a four-day battle with high seas on the A t­ lantic. He was found off Boyn­ ton .Shores in a small life boat a t sunset yesterday evening battling toward the bench in search of •/<1 for his ship. The crew of tlie “ Illnck llnwk” were rescued by Captain HLcock nn.> life guards of Palm Bench who used two tow boats to pull the cruiser through the turbulent inlet waters. He Will Enter Ring At Yankee Stadium As “Begger” Of Bible Asking ForCrumbs ^ hlcps Tickets Are Sold At Enormous Price CAROL SADDENED BY SUDDEN NEWS FATHER’S DEATH - .. . AMERICAN STAND AT GENEVA MEET IS MISCONSTRUED I S B MALONE i s : WHEELER MAY 5 COURSE FOR THEM ON Sharkey In Fighting Trim And Confident Of An EnHy Victory ■ ; m iw a sss! 8s 1 Famous Bootlegger King Is Sentenced To 2 Years In Jail F o r t Myers Seeks Recall Of 1 Men In Awards On Paving; Comn VictimConscious A'ter 109 Days Sleep Geneva Resident Is Claimed By Death 21 Indicated In Hu^c Atlanta Stock Fraud Flyers At Capital Already King Michael I Is Referred To As rl he bad Baby King Whilefield Heceives Tampa Court Records Sanford Lions Ai*c Guests M Daytona; Ask Me Another! Attempt To Save Oil Causes Bartow Fin �! JR i ■v*T^Ct -* i J.'1\''rr ■■-' THE SANFORD HERALD. WEDNESDAY. JULY 20. 1927 IMGR H1X FERGUS YIELDS THREE HITS BUT LOSES, 2 TO SANFORD STAR WALSH THINKS DEMPSEY SAYS AND ALVERSON SHARKEY WILL IN MOUND DUEL. WIN BY TENTH EASY W IN K V e te ra n S p o r ts W r ite r A v e rs K o r m e r llh a m p io n L e a v e s l’a m p T h is M o rn in g F o r N c w Y o rk I it U i l l f i l C s A 11(1 li\> ( |y i H W ill Ik* p l e a t I'ilih t Ami in I in c u ts A n a l l « » j T o S ec llo slo n Hoy W h e re H e lM ee tsJa c k S h a r k ­ ey F o r C h a n c e A t C h a m p io n F la tr e il H ut R e c o v e r T o W in Saint Southpaw Tight i Lose Second Lame. By A Close Margin w jil u"e Youth Ex-Champ Believes Against Age, Is Claim! He Will Win By Kayo Feds Fill Bases onflIn Sixth Inning D e m p sey or Y e s te r y e a r Is N o D e m p sey Is P ic tu r e OHfisC llo ut - _ _ h Alverson Fans Three Locals In E ig h t h And One In Ninth More,* D e c la re s W a lsh W ho', S a v s lie W ill N ot S ta n d l i p . donee On E ye O f W ith T h e B o sto n A s p ir a n t HY DAVIS J. WALSH t SAItATOCA SPRINGS, N. Y., Intrrnnlinnnl Np « k Service Editor July 20 (IN S) .»V k Vlmvmsy, NHW YORK, July 20.— ( INS) - JI In* erstwhile “hollow Hindi, leu* --------Slmrkcy to win in ton rounds or te s the shored of U k o Saratoga ST. PETERSBURG July If |ers. i lodny confident that the empty (Speciul To The Herald) Hill n « or full rink nr swim s in J cl-sonhera hut e Income charged Fergus held the Saints to three • ' ■ ■ ' wi : . f, a couple of tons of 1 . N» hits here Tuesday, hut wft* bested . . . , w rii.r Destination New 5 oi k City in u pitching duel with Dewey Al >o at that, the w ntei feels « t— A fiotic l.r-.^l w.lli verron, local southpaw, and tlm Jhnt ho can lJ"k. Vl'* f re,,t “ rf M Jw li Sharkey, the erstwhile J<»s*'f Saints won the second game of " - w o if r o m Jnck Dempsey tumor- , nill ( korchny. row night in full confidence. He is th series, 2 to 1. Expectation—A rnpin nnd specThe visitors gathered six hit j . ! **0U!*dM iU\\ better fighter today kll(M.kmil vil.tury over XWo of them scratches, off the d e-' " r ‘he w riter simply lais muff, d shnrkl>y. livery of Alverson, w|m fanned f iv.', ' " m‘" ' co," i,,K inl' ’ thp “This Is the life," chuckled Dumph atters, three of them in the 1 1 M.y, this morning, “ It’s like the eighth inning. I It should lie n grent fight. Shark. ,|uyH w|ie„ | w„s just .1 Welch wuh the first hatter t o ' ‘‘V ran he hit. He will he hit tomor. jrough tough kid figliliug along for reach n rst buse when he singled in 1J*w night. I expect to see him on a chance at the title. I got it. lost the third inning. He stole second die floor nt least once hut he liar R, and now I'm fighting to get it liut wus strniuled on the puthslK °t up many times in his brief lack. when llraxier grounded out. /a re e r nnd I feel he will get up "Fighting to defend u title— The only run off the local south- agnln whenDempsey hits him. And, th a t’s a rough, |tough, nerve* juiw’s delivery came In the fourth unless the latter puts on Ins old v racking job. Without any fun fram e when Frlsljie doubled,n n d , hurricane finisher then nnd there, hooked onto it. Hut fighting to scored on Hensley's infield lilt to which I feel he now lacks, h<’ will he v.'in it— to feel the old spur of gather with un error by Scholl, through. ambition—that's fun.” Saints catcher, who attempted 'u Dempsey was to he accompanied That is Dempsey's great i lia.ire, get Heuzley going to second. of course. Nearly everyone real* 0.1 the train trips to New Yolk A scratch single by lliiesley izes th at it is possible for him to by Ijco Flynn, police lieut. Fred and A Hen filled the Iuihuh for the win * *in many. jTiipseolt, the faithful "Jerry 1I10 l*>di in the nixth. Hut Crowu In . Hnl* Until ambling to the plate *Greek" «nd 11 few friends. He ed to H m ticr for the third nut nt f«jrty as n pinch h itter' I planned to motor to Albany this Alverson fanned Dunbur und M l - 1 T(,a l j* Dempsey’s sitnalhm „ s 1morning and go to New York M*» j" \\w ejlfhfh “ "d whUfwl AD: ? hlK, it Whi n that day tomes f(ll. from there by train. In, In the ninth when the visitors ,{uth , Vt.r . ,,|lc.W r will m ogni/.c "W hat’s your w eight7' Dempsey ramie the r lust attem pt for a thut iH llanu,.rmis t v’, „ ,,, was asked. raHy on t mwes single and theft to,lay aro i,)iV( • "Eminently correct," la: flung or second base. I th at he will hit one ofr the m e n hack. And then he added: "I think Usse on balls to Welch, ait error i8l. „ l|iy wi„ it s ........ Itm hut Sharkey will by Meyer, Wickham’s gniuiicler ten. For the nnrade will h-.v,. ..1 .. think it* l!*HII." “ Hecuuse you'll he so slow?" .. „the « * »game • ........... Feints two ........... runs und in ( •••• * "ill'll s liens, no, 1 mean he'H Tin the sixth frame. Wilms made tlui j, j, „ |lal8(.j Denmsoy by tm e r i'l think 1,K'l tvlien I sock him—see?" rume. Wilms made Uni filial l<u'.| h. , . t R' h! ' T m " | years. * cmpsiy i>y sivcr.,1 ( ..\Vhut will you do when you Hhaato and Dunlmr misjudged hit ....... .................................. The vicious, primitive man who Kvi lV Nt‘w Vurk?" WM“ l,M! »»*-•'«*ip fly. The game was one of the ft*M,i. ‘St played here this season. A tore Willard into human liumberger ,i,,l'!(!o to (lie hotel, send out for n spectacular shoestring catch by j is only a memory. The flashy hundred pounds of raw beef—and puncher who cut down Carpenter, Allen feutured. then Miskc, is seen now only in eat it," roared Dempsey. "W hat are you going to do im­ Sanford AH It II I’D A mediately a fter the Kliarkcy Dunbur, If 4 0 1 II II fig h t?" 4 1 1 4 Friable, ss .... “ Take a couple of weeks vuca4 II *•1• 1 l) » " r si'ir.|ireservntion th at he showed tionu and then tune up for TuiiBeuzlcy, rf « » ()) in such impressive proportions that i) H. Allen, cf .... 1 II 1 ney," was the answer. Crowe, 3h 1 (1 1 •» 1 q wil.l night. Hut the comproini •• 4 (1 n (1 4 I remainder seems to be more ihe Meyer, 2b Halley, II. 3 (1 tl D) 0 ill stolid, bovine Dempsey „f u„. Xu,,. •1 II il 6 ii 0 H»*y fight, except for the fact that Kiddle, c 3 (1 II t) 3 i) now he js a year older. Fergus, p . . ---------- 1 Age, (he greater lewder, rlmuld 32 1 fl 34 HI Totals . say nnarkoy AH It II p o A St. Pete h only a fair heavyweight and that •> Complete returns of Hie big 1 tl I 1) Welch, 2b the Dempsey of six Jyears • ^ —• •••«% VII I )* ago ,|i'|| 1 1 ** bout #1 1 11 I n would have cut him dow n in a fenv t between Jack Dempsey, torm er Brazier, If 1 (1 (1 4 0 0 rounds. I say that Sharkey 1S a heavyweight champion, and Jnck Wickham, rf Brown, cf 4 t) 1 0 0 11 good heavyweight and th at all lie Sharkey of Hoston, both aspir­ 3 t) II JJ 1 O' liu* to I'l’iii ih tin* DempHcv of to. an ts for the crown worn by Genu Funk, 3h Wilms, ss 3 0 1 1 1 0 day, I believe that barring m is­ Tuiinry, will he given Thursday 3 1) II 11 0 ') I lakes under firu of whi m he is night. A detailed account of the Fuull, lb Scholl, c . 3 1) (1 5 i 1 fully callable, lie will do it and do big battle will cornu over the lieraid’s leased wire of the luliTii.il' Alverson, p . . 3 1) II 0 2 d it with great (hroughnesH. ioiinl News Service and will hu Sharkey, it is admitted, is not a received here only 11 few seconds 21) ••*1 3 27 8 1 puncher. I have seen him hit I'an Totals I'nnlI ( ,1 , . J MU. i Avaliur and Johnny Urban flush n ,V;r s'.*1 f dm 1 . (Kill Hill (lilt) 1 the potato in training Imuti Hanford 1hl,.inf'Bht urn“,rwil1, ‘T ? 7:J ", ‘ d 1come over ,Pthe wire about 1101) OH12 mix- .*» ,,.... .................... St. P e t e .......... E ;iw„! D etailed Account O f Fight Will B e| i(>ffered By Herald rhe Babe Entertains Lou POLITICS CHANGEI R ; „ P e n w r l F v n o r t , IN JAPAN AS NEW C l g V r o w d t x P e c t ( PARTY IS FORMED T h u r s d a y A s Lesrii WKBB&------ T w o Old P a r ti e s G iv e G h o st A s 22li S e a ts ( la 'I'n H a m a g u c h i; H a s l /i n g Been In L/ & 1 S p o n so rs B a U G ai guiding principle in the conduct) of , P e r c e n t a g e O f M(| TOKIO July 20—PINS)—Poll* internntional relations, should, be 1 IK'.- in Japan, like those of any oth- asserted and the principles of the < , or country, always will be com pile-; open door nnd racial equality uted hilt some of the kinks have i should lie strongly upheld. I’rurtirnl Education been pulled uut of the Japanese 4—The practical side of nation­ situation by the organization of •: a ’ Kikken Minseito, a new political al education should he stressed und the fullest play should lie giv­ party. The birth of Kikken Minseito en to the individuality of the stuwitnessed the death of two other dent. f»—Every institution, either leg­ parties, and th at is the chief reuscii why politics of Japan thereby islative or udministratvo, which have been slightly simplified. Ken- has grown obsolete, should he abol­ xeikni, the p arty headed by Keijiro ished and the machinery of govern­ Wnkutsuki, the form er premier, ment should he adjusted In the and Seiyti Hunt on, a minority light of changed conditions. group which held the balance of power in the old days when Kenxeikai and Heiyukni were the Thursday will he As chief contending parties, merged to Legion day ut the Muniri^l form Kikkcii Minseito. Kcnseikai FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Park when the Sanford els)/ and Sciyu Honton, names long Miami 0; Orlando 2, u two game series lure widl familiar in Jupncse politics, there­ St. Petersburg 2; Sanford 1. lando. The CampbclI-LciMhgl fore disappear. Sarasota 0-0; Tampa 1-1. of Sanford will receive a Kikken Minseito is lusty in­ age of the gate receipt! Ju st to show no hard id lin g s existed even though I-ou Gehrig wus font nt birth for It sprang into the SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE will he used to help finiaa| pushing him for home run supremacy in the m ajors, the Bubo ijot political arena immediately as the Jaeksonvilld 1; Pensacola 4: Legion drum and Lugle out a saxophone given him by I’mi I Whitman und entertained his hoy ' majority party in the Diet. Hy (Called in Cth darkness). which has been organiid| Columbus 2; St. Augustine 3. cently. fren'. The Hahe's toots gave the hoy fren’ quite a few lauglis as you combining the Kenseikui nnd Selyu Honton memberships, Kikken Min­ (10 innings)'. Invitations have been sestI can sec. Hut the I uglis were Uuhn's when this photograph wus taken seito has 22(1 seats in the House of Montgomery 1; Albany 7. hy the Sanford legion to ili In cause lie had as amed the* lead in home runs that afternoon. Keprcsentatives, as ngainst 177 Other, rain. legions within u radius of 7!| for Seiyukui, the party now in power, SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE according to Floyd Palmer, i dent of the Sun ford Rail! Spartanburg 3-3; Knoxville 0-6. and every thing possible ii( Japanese "I.toy cl George" Heading the new party is Ynko' Augusta 1-2; Charlotte 3-0. f done to insure n good era Macon 3-fl; Columbia 6-0. l Humuguchi, known us the "Lloyd the game. Greenville 7; Asheville fl. George" of Japnn, his likeness to Thursday and Friday «i the little Welshman consisting of the lust two days that th* | AMERICAN LEAGUE n slight physical resemblance und bull club will play in Sanfci Cleveland 4-6; Hoston 2-fl. 11 more marked resemblance in the month. Saturduy the teats \ Chicago 3; Washington 4. m utter of political ustutenesa. to Orlando for the Inst Detroit H); Phitupelphiu U. Hnniuguchi long has) been tt power the series und Monduy thei St. Louis 1; New York fl. in Japanese politics and one of men will go on the road fori the bulwarks of, the old Kenseikni. days, returning here Aup. Lj NATIONAL LEAGUE He held the post of finance min­ f l •• y? Hoston 2; Cincinnati 8. Thu Sanford club has Leal ister in the cabinet of the late New York 5; Chicago 8. playing u rare brand of 1m Count Kato, nnd in the Knkatsuki Others, rain. since the opening of lh< a rnhinct he was home minister, A half c.‘f the league sclushkl ■St:which corresponds to the vlcttwo more weeks of tit s presldeney in the Japanese system. 1 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE w " - y i 1 Heading 3; Rochester 2. brand of hall will put u i Ilamnguchi's chief lieutenants Baltimore 7; Syracuse 6. out in front. will he Wakntsukl, form er prem ier Jersey City 0; Toronto 8. nnd president of Kenseikni; T. Thu teum hu* not lost if Tokonami, former president of since the close of Ihe firstly SOUTHERN LEAGUE Keiyu Honton, und Iiuion Tatsuo Birmingham 7-1; Atlunta fl-4. Yamamoto, form er advisor to Sci- (F irst 11, second fl.) L JACKSONVILLE—HuilJijj yu Honton. These three constitute Little Hock 7; Mobile 8. i n i t s issued iu JacksoiivilL* i \ the hounl of advisers. Memphis 3; New Orleuns 6 |( ll ) . June totaled $1,000,00(1. Kikken Minseito nienns the Con­ Columbus fl; Minneapolai stitutional Democratic I’urty. Five St u f f ; Louisville 1; Mil wanker l plunks comprise its platform. They AMERICAN ASSOCIATION VS l tl Indiunupnlis 3; Kansas City. Toledo 4-1; St. Puul 0-4. are: v 1—By the accurate reflection of i------- -----w , the popular mind in the lower a f­ fairs and distribution should he equalized, with u view to removal t S n r/ | K w rntjruiur I WNSHINj of the causes of social unrcBt. 3— International justice, us the JEKV/IC iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM iiiiiiiH iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiititiiin il Taken In At To Go Toward Hi Corps In Sand Club Plays Herd Thursday, KriJ Sanford Fans Notl See Celerynien UemainderOfMo | Results Of Games | YOU’D BE SUBPRISED i ^ 4 n home teum's rally, the victory clinched Detroit’s hold on third DC LED TvcC ATFACK vuHEkl W AtHlNGToM /AAPE SCVf_M l .. KOM^i OUT OF MINE STTTAICj HT HITS IN TVtC PlDST place. V INNING-. IN I ^Q'lV 6EVCN GAMCS' ____________________ __ .1 MiG FiKSTj V £ A R - OR III the first series of the 11)27 campaign between New *1oY*k and Southpaw Joe, Pale of W'm liiiqtton of the American I’hiadc Ipliia Athletics mude la-ague, "Stuffy" Stewart, subbing at second base for Manager Harris >” "• Hi- first year as a lag leaguer of Washington, played the leading t-ugue debut last seuhattle role in one of the most un- | " l'r" lj»,>|y without parellel us to usual innings ever atuged in an . *’* 1 American League' gnlic. I ‘ «nu» to the Athletics front Washington won the game, 7-J. , 7*rt ‘' f. the Texas Ueuinie. scoring all seven runs in X first /;" r. >.eur; ^ * « l,!»‘ .htar inning. I., that se»sio„, the No- I j" l,,nl «ncan,*ullon. Several times tionnls made nine consecutive hit*. V' m f" r! “ ,Vn?lle Stew art getth.g the first and h.st. ' K', t ‘\ il,“ l l ,ach »l*f'ng found him Sum mary: Two base m i s . . r r i - . nilt ,|it( , pro|,a |,|y couldn’t , ;r„„V,unrJd‘7o ihe r'r In the record run. Nick (’ulh.p was '’“J in ,/,n|,.'SU,r "U‘t‘*’l m r. Stolen buses Ilrarler, ( row**, knock a freshm an's can off if I n' Un u* ,n ;'rowd through 1 . „ 1 »' . ,i... 1 1 ni At <111 uko when a k<xh! ninny hit on the head by a pitched ball. |litthuni ar* r,.Kan|e(1 Tn the big Welch and Hensley. U t t on bases. Wouni| lIp likt, Wnlk, r J o U m i. Hut ' ' ‘AUhoulih tho hou is not u Nine consecutive* hits in one in... Ar, . r . , . • ,, v b t. Petersburg. 5; Sanford, r..! if Although the bout iou S tru rk out bv Alverson fi. by F c r-'i! . HV , y “ nyone cisc, win championship fight, fans have * .... .......... olTUCK CIUI ">. keep his hands down over a pmlod s,.„vva ,.|, mori! more \interest In it shown |11U much grrs, .*1. Base on hulls off Alverson of time, say six months, peri I will thun ............. . Cleveland against Boston }VW *»l*s« time h, an any sim ilar sporting ev en t' p, IUUH liy m h.d 'u*1 Jju.t 1; off Fergus 3. Umpires Lnlir and ^ UJl‘r ;;;,1u.l.n,,;f ka;a.k 'idm "ut on the sine nee the Dcmpsey-Tunney bout ia „ u. f flh ilin,MK. Thu National J ‘ . !M higMy *sue. lU phun. Time of game 1:30. ttheory ,...„rv ..... lirn, „ r B U , 1 and practice of sustifined lurM „year in Phili.cleliihiu. HothJUaKIIe m , , ri| IS, made by St. “ i 1 application. i'I iI itu linve niniiv followers followers and anil 1 1 .....,tn.i ....... it l-ast sea.on la te worked in 47 fighters have many 1|,0uls against it........ l|l.m .is against Boston, Se,rt. 17, m,t ,)ne „f them a son,plete ' Dempsey won’t hnvc his hands the bout promises to he rapletj 1920. , , , , affair. He performed so efficientflow'll tomorrow night, at least not (with thrills. The odds today. Ill ‘ 7, ' . , lerc is the story of one of the |y j„ relief roles that he received all of the time. Hut the point is New Ym k favor Shurkcy. that lie figures to l>e hi’ so many ! T|„. __ ( fight fans of Sunfurd lire wildest single inning hatting sprees credit for nine victories and didn’t aI ll..l M. . . . . . . . .. .M t i ll ..U tilll, . . FI.OHIDA H’l’ATK I.KAGUF. times> Ithat, sooner or later, Ithey exteiu’-d u cordiul invitation to he ever staged. It enme after New suffer „ single defeat all season in W. L. Pel- will go down, in which case so will The Herald's guests uniiiiu1 r<dc. tomorrow 1ork had ncorptl threo runs in its 13 4 -.706 Dempsey. Hanford half of the first. I In all, he participated In 113 | night. 7 .All 11 Miami .Stewart, lead-off man, opened innings, in reality about 12 full A drop of w ater, falling on the —, ........... Httrusotu . 9 10 .474 buck of your hand mean., nothing. I STUAIlT—New water mains be- with a 11ipl«*. He scored on Me- hall games, yet he was a most val­ 10 ,171 Orlundo . l* Neely’s single. Speaker hit to right ued member of the* stuff. I can Tunipu . ...... 7 II .380 enough, will wear a hole: in stone. for 11base hut was out stealing, Me- rcrull ____ ____ ____ pitcher ____ _ with n ^ so unno other St. Petersburg ’i 10 .376 And Dempsey is not far front that ; some of his punch is gone; not Neely holding third. ( ulh.p was usual a first year performance, Unlay. the punch he chows against tlio hit on the head by a pits lied hull. | NATIONAL LKAf iUE . — .1 I “ I was dared by lit.it first punch sand hag_ hut the punch against Joe Judge doubled to right, Me* W. L. Pet* Neely scoring nnd Cullup going to 61 32 .1126 in Hie Tunney fight and never re- {mobile objects. All of Ills sparring third. Higney heat out a slow roller Chicago ............ covered," Dempsey told the* w riter pint iters tire in excellent health 60 30 .«2?> P ittsburg down the tiiird base line, Cullop toduy, , lly International News III 35 .683 . Hi. Louis . scoring. Heaves singled to right, No, the Dempsey we are dealing That sounds to me jik*> the tip 4fl 12 .623 New York .. scoring Judge and sending Kigitey ! George Moriurly, the reformed 30 111 .460 off on the physical Dempsey, can *with is a new one in practice and to third. Brooklyn anyone imagine this tough hombre a u old one in years. . umpire, has developed a team ut .400 61 34 Cincinnati These six successive hits sent j Detroit that in aggressiveness nnd II" has his chunce and a fair :io 60 .376 of six or seven year* ago being Boston Southpaw “DDutch" Ucuther to the ehility to stage lute battling ral­ > showers, Hob Shaw key assuming I lies, promises to rival the famous the plate at forty! The pitcher may UK I.KAG AMERICAN | the relief role. Huel greeted Tiger aggregations developed (teveionec by 64 26 .710 1 I think that asset alone can h e he a sap und give him tt fas: one New York „ with a triple, . tallying Hughey Jennings und Ty Cobh. Thu on the Inside. Sharkey hu* his h ip Nhawkey written off by perhaps thirty per 50 36 .688 . W ashington __ conies ____ Higney und Heaves. Thurston hit 1leers scored seven runs in the 47 38 .663 1 cut. It wus one of three things moim nts, too. One of th^m D» troit fail* Dempsey had, and only three. The every so oftc n when he fails aim- safely, to left scoring Ituel. This ninth against I hiludclphiu yester­ .630 IS 41 Cleveland Id 41 .620 1 ither two w ire speed nnd the Icssly out with 11 left, leaving his I rought Stew art up for the second day. nulling a 10 to !l game out af Philadelphia 47 43 .622 punch, the pair being complomcn- Is art open for a right counter. An- time in the inning and lie m adejtia the fire when all seemed lost ex­ Chicago . ..... 36 60 .412 tnry. He seems to be many years other is his habit of currying his Kci-ond hit. The next two men Were ec ot the gate receipts. St. Louis What made the cheese more front the speed lie Know tor ten low out of u cltncn. 1**lired. 23 116 ,2fll Boston tenth r or evhn Flrpo, although But he is young, onlv 24, with the Nine consecutive lots for seven fragrant wus thut the A’s had «tn1 latter wus so slow In tiu lb , speed, tlie recuperation and the im iih , with one man getting two lied an eight run rally in the third New ; GREEN COVE SPRINI unpuretttly putting the bridge under construction over St. thut little line could to obtained on fighting avidity thut gocaV with • fe drives, ninde it a big inning intiing, game on ice. Hits by pothergill, [youth of tile light sort. And 1 u*' iDom both a W sshlngton und New Cove. Dempsey’s speed ut that time. Johns Kiver lie ur Green Htdm ann and Dossier featured the , 1 • ->ik btandpoint. Therefore, It would follow that lieve Sharkey iu all of thu*., Springs. LeagueStandinrrs | I Up The In D iet L eader C o n tro l Tagging AIIBases is- A fter un absence of one day. the Cubs returned to their reach at the top of the National ls-ague ladder. While the Pirates were id­ le, they trashed the Giunts H to 5. practically ruining the celebra­ tion in honor of John McGraw's twenty-fifth unpiversury ns tiiiiuuger of the Giants. For the second day in succession, 11 homer IJy Gabby H artnett broke up the game. The fust climbing Reds swamped the Braves, 8 to 2, making it throe straight und reaching the .400 mark, only half u game liehind the sixth-place I'hlllies, Luke Urban, who captained everything except the pinochle team while nt Hoston College, mude his dehut ns n catcher with the Braves and go*, a hit. If the Yankees played the Browns in every game tjtey would have u mark of 1,000, for in 11 dashes this season the Yanks hnvo trimmed the Urownies every time. Yesterday the score wus fl to 1. Washington ulso won, beuting the White Sox 4 to 3. Both Thurs­ ton und Jucobs took their showers early. Cleveland nnd Boston, who nnt hreukiug even every day und both profitting thereby, split an­ other double header. Autrvv and lludlin of Clevelund and Wilts* and Hoffman of the Red Sox. nil lo ttery men, were injured. Autrcy wus accidentally struck by a bat a n d ’four stitches were needed to sew up the wound. . The I'irutes, Phillies, Cardinals and Hohjns were idle. ATLANTA, J u ly 20—(IN S )— Duly a few irumes removed from first place, New Orleans continu­ ed its murch pennant-ward todnv. having beaten Memphis. 6 to 3. H ■n 11 inning game, while the best Hirmintfhum could do wus to split u double-header with Atlanta. KohlLecker's error in the elev­ enth permitted the winning run to Kcnre thut enabled the Baron* to take the fir*t game from the Crackem, 7 to 0. Atlanta came hark however an*’ took the sec­ ond 4 to 1 in seven innings. Mobile continued to win over Little Rock winning 8 to 7. de­ suite a ninth inninir rally by the Pebbles which netted six runs. t .* i ." « » * • •n<*».** • f *•« * '. « » » • i • »» I »M > A P L E A S A N T E V E N IN G AT HOM E T h e children a re In bed en d the house Is quiet, w h ile J o h n an d M ary In c o m fo rt a n d c o n t e n t m e n t fere spending th e even in g to g e th e r. W ell lighted h o m e s c re a te a con* genial and h ap p y a tm o s p h e re for m u tu a l en jo ym en t. . \ M ary Is n o t to o tire d to th o ro u g h -• ly enjoy th e even in g w ith h e r h u s­ band, for Jo h n saw to It th a t M ary's , palace was p ro p e rly e le c trifie d and * eq u ip p ed w ith a p p lia n c e s th a t gave M ary leisure to m a k e h e rs a lf a ttra c ­ tive for him . \ U m •UetrlcHy, your ehsapoel sarvfcol t Phone’ 27 218 E. 1st. St. | vwwj*__J jp^wmmuiiiimuiniiiiiiiiHiiiuuimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiHiw^r! [■GAS �I * 1 •."• **. ' friii? Q A N ir n n n h era ld T i in R f i il A Y . j I tly 21 . 1027 Have You Qualified? In the United States we have univcrsnl suffrage. Everybody votes, with the exception of lu n atics,'Criminals, f.plrrtd n% Hroiiut rim * Mallrr. children and 1lint rather large class of individuals su fferin g O r l c . r r IT , 1 * 1 1 , a t t h r • I H a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , f i n d e r A r t ut with a mental or physical inertia which keeps them from Cnfiirria uf Marrh, 3, IHUT, qualifying and voting. nuiJtA N n Im u k a n .— r .iiim n Many of their fathers, and their great-great-grandfath­ iio w a im * H F .m i — M A N A iy e u ---- -F I I I I R E . JO.VHK. M nianaln* K KalM i l i*i m t ■ U IM C IM FT IO N H A T E S ««»a> Y r ia r -------------------- -------- ---- - • T ' n" A ll M o n t h * . ... • |h » r r M o n th * Itf t'nrrlti |wr Tirrh X W a - k lr r d H Ia it p e r V e n t . l*h * H r f n l i l , H n t i l o r i f * p t « n r r r » n » v l***l*CFi . . i h . r H b r * 11 Ih s I n t r m n t lu w a l * e i i « ’l e r x l r e . r r r r l » l n ( t f r o m t? .». .u p r r lu r n V T r. n m n titm llo s t n r n l r t t i m * n n * t w n r it * i l n t l l r n * r t tn *r -.11 t h r t r a i l i n g n m l » *>( t h r i n a ,re w o r l d . . T h r I . 1* . II. In r u p e r lB l1, e f fic ie n t I. K ln r lr t n nnU It* n , * n w e r o f h a n d lin g n t n f r n r w * In w i t h o u t e q u a l. T h r l l r r a l i l Ir " n i r m h r r o f t h r Atidlt lli.rrnn of f 'l t rn l n f In n * . »» Intrrnallnnnl Annorlntlon of l , « h tlrhrra, A iltrrtln rrr n n d Ad*rrllnlntf t(rnlr **hl- h . r q n l t r n r a r h I'tt. ■ )*ahrr-nirnihrr to ■ nht. il t to * t . - n to n a h a u d i t of n tih n rrlp tlo n limn in nnlrr 1* a e r l f j nhnotiitrlj- all •talma of -•.••Million *' wrll » . honrat t.nalnrn. nirthoi'a THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1927 T ill. |^ .E IIK IIA l.ll'S i s . iii i mi i I ii r l t r I'llllllllt tl a n d r o l i n f T nit m l n l n l r a ll o n . t l r r p r r m n l r r n u itrn to J n r k . n n - ■,_4*n,i.imrllnh iif *1, JlltlM. Iml'sr lll»rr Cn»**r *—lnn*iKii*ii*t**n •'( runnlM* “rer ni* W.rk.” Anic**•*nl lt*i* ** linll'flns lirearniii—hiiii.r*. tiiurl., npnnmrn* hnaara. <V—»%L’uiiotoinHv iThrat* I —«'nrn|*IMI..,i *•( rltr lif.ilttlr.* llun prnarum. i I E MV B , ■ W— A n t t r a n il i m i d t r n h t i i p l l n l BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY PRAISE GOD;—JBing praises to God,,sing praises: wing praises un­ to our King, sing praises. Psalm 47:6. PRAYER:—With gladness and rejoicing from the heart w»> will sing praises unto Thee, O God. A1 \\ ‘W ( if*,: As Brisbane Secs It Don't Why Good Shoot Iiy Worry About Capital. Kill Nlcarngunna7 Fight. Good Money. n Fox7 Never. A im iU ti IlHISBANE r « p , t i g h t t * r t n r » i « r « **• ers fought and died for the privilege of voting. Tim e was in the Middle Ages when one king followed another by "dovine — im o iik o w MR. DEMPSEY right” and the people had no more to do w ith his choice nni, ,V|r. shnrkey w ill* fight to *!«•than the cats or d o g s. S o m e tim e s this was all right whoti [ oinlv which hIihII have the pleasure a benevolent monarch nthd, bill the peophi after many [ ami profit of fighting Mr. Tunnry. centuries came to litul out that the ratio was not in their Advance sales o f sents fur t ti» pi«*favor and that one good ruler would likely he followed by I ^ H o w much'w'Ihmh* mil right eight or ten tyrants. , "draw''with Tutinoy in it? Orai11tally they began to assert their rights. First The American prop!** will always thr barons and dukes, or landed aristocracy, took up the jiny genera inly for things that in fight and finally brought it about that a representative ior*st them. body such as the H ouse of l.o rd s in the English parliament IIKJiR REM MEL, OK the Ger­ should temper to a certain extent the king's power. Of man communist party, sees a "tc r­ course nobody had a right to vote except those who brought ude omen for capitalist Europe in Vienna's revolution ns the first this change about. step in the overthrow of organi­ Out the people began to see that they were gettin g the zed money a '■a world power. Russhort end o f the deal. The kings and barons worked to- >,id has still to learn what power getlier for (heir own intere Is to the detriment of the people- organize*! money possesses. She will know about it as she gradually Fights arose. Wars wi re waged. Men bled and (lied. up her mind that it is a Finally the people won the right to vole and to he represent- maker, pretty good thing and adopts it. ated in the government. Hut all this is forgotten now. It is permitted that A MAN FROM Mars, drepplltg all shall vote. Apparently there is nothing more to fight in on the Viennese now, might take for. We have more share in the governing of ourselves than l hat little revolution seriously, ami with ilcrr Remind that fin­ we want. Women struggled for years for some recognition agree ancial Europe is sitting on a vol­ in civic life. They thought the one thing they wanted cano. most in all the world was the right to vote. And almost The M artian would liml Vienna's ministry of justice a smoking ruin, immediately with their winning it, they lost interest. •*• undertakers burying hundreds Hut Hie franchise, winch our ancestors gave so much ”* i f bodies, Hospitals filled with to get, is the dearest thing the people now hold. A few wounded and probably expect hang on to it and exercise their privilege, hut far too many dreadful things. But they won't fail to realize the importance o f it. If the lethargy of com e., The human race Is wound up, those who do not vote emit limes, and grows, our desrendents with selfish self preservation for may not he so blest,ns we are and may find them selves hack its mainspring. The powerful and where our ancestors were, fighting some tyrant , for the cunning always have ruled the un­ right to rule 1hemselves. thinking crowd and will continue Only a lew days remain in which the citizens can quali­ to rule until the crowd learns to will take a thousand fy h» vote in the election on August 5 to decide whether the think. atThat least, more likely a mill­ proposed amendments to the charter are proper. The election years ion years. is the most important one held in this city in years. The very life of the city itself depends upon it. AMERICAN AIR MEN flying over Nicaraguan territory taught R egister and pay your pull lu x! Conrtsvn I should attend Hie conclave of the Keen And agile butterflies if I would know All of the golden Rummer j.cerccles 1 Thnt now elude me and evade mo so. Boat-Rocking Towns No m atter what you want, can fix you up with u genuim firestone at the price you are pr»t*arq to pay-Bd why shop nroooi Why take chances when ran buy this High grade ha from reputable estnbli -limot a t a price you can’t beat. Coins in before you buy yen next tire or phone and we ml .■otiio out. Seminole Tire Shop Gulf Gy Firestone Tires Trl. SfJ 111 W est First Street "Nicaraguan rebels" sono thing nhout air fighting, tine bt/nib is Raid to have killed .'10. C. E. Chprpcning ir. a Prescription for "Nicaraguan rebels" you must Charged with failing to adm inister economically the Malaria, Chills and Fever, I should Im friendly with the drag affairs of the city and with neglecting to perform their understand, are Nicaraguans th at Dengue nr Hilimtu • c»rr. want for Nicaragua a government en flies, . , duties as required by law, four city commissioners of Fort that tines not suit the United Sta11 kills the germs. Intim ate:0 "‘V ^ “ "iM ycr* are the objects of vigorous criticism, and petitions t s high finance. There arc probably good rent*cm* 1 should he listening when the hyhJ ,,ro being circulated in th e City of Palms looking toward fo r sending United Slat* s air the recall o f the officials. crier,, planes to kill Nicaraguans on their And hark the nhrill ricudu at my th ose favoring the removal of the Fort Myers rommis- j own territory. P castration Nolice gale. sioners have made It plain that they favor tin* practice o f Hut tla< killings puzzle a good FOR SPECIAL ELECTION. In their petitions many Americans. I should he present where wasps rigid economy in municipal affairs. The Registration Hooks of the 1 1hey have stressed the need for a conservative and business­ luiiLI their ncHts MR DKVER. oikc mayor of Chi- Cj Sm.f.ml. Florida, will he B tnrath old granary oaves— like adm inistration o f city affairs in* order that Fort Myers eng*., defeated hy Mr. I liniupson, ... , , ’ . observe. tlm whir might escape the financial emlmrassmcnt that is inevit­ tolls Nrw York "uTiylKiily rnforc- °Prri ^ •‘ilncfldiiy, Jtily »tn, l.~7 O f shadowy moths when twilight able after a'Wholesale expenditure of public funds and tin* ing prohibition in fliicngu cannot and will iluse Monday, July "Mb, veils t ie cresta, be re-* lei-tcd.’ That indicates t h a t ! And follow the spry vaulting consequent increase in ta>,'ition. (| (jjtv | j j| grasshopper. I he ifituntinn in Fort Myers is not unlike that faring Chicago doesn't want the Volstead* I f I would solve sweet hummer se • a w e a l many other H onda cities.. L. R. PHILIPS There is Tampa which I act. credos recently voted to make .sweeping changes in its form of MAYOR WALKER OF New I should attend all cimcluvu* City Registration Officer. government'.; there is St. PetWshtirg where agitation for York has a plan to give (lie sosuch * a these. ealled "white collar mail," his wife i: r * INTON KCDLLARIl. ail inlminist rat ion shakeup has been under way for several and children and others th at have­ months. West Faint Iteach has been the center of a pro­ n't much money a chance to live J.(i. SHARON longed fight for a more efficiently operated government decently without paying excessive YOiat Trice Ilomls 7 o-----MJD Miami, which recently held an election, is now in the rents. *Alliirney-at-I.aw Will practice In all the court* ng Is like aboxing j t lim es o f a movement which hits as its purpose the recall Newspapers assure you solemnly <* A political ring J ln g_; they're both both square. Now (,f its mayor. that the thing can lie arranged . Examination .*, Land amination > *f Abstract* of La t'honc 3302 nr 570 W Mmv [Vi ,you tell one. I urest in many Florida cities over the inadequacy of •------—o—------government and inefficiency of public servants, is hut a -i- Prince Carol seems to have been frenzied speculation period of two ;Hh« only one in the world to In* hur- mtlurnl reaction to the prised by the news of his father’s ;years ago. Conservative citizens are convinced that now is Title* given c*pecin: attention £)oalh. M en’s Linen Wash Suits 75c _ ^ |th e tim e to retrench. should he made tln , ment One tiling about it. if we »m 'pi,..,, .......... .. "inukc it five commissioners, that ‘will g ite us a better chance of Imv• ing three. 'Id - — * "without interfering with the p ro -! tits of real estate owners." it is an interesting fact that in many edit­ orial rooms profits on real estate arc considered fa r more im portant erm fortuble housing for milThey believe that changes in govern­ than ions at fair prices. in order to accomplish this purpose. IT REMINDS YOU of the Eng-, P * I-1 < *■ R P "ln ot go slow and pay as you go." licit hunting squire who would eono PLUItlOA CRTS ACTION o - W hat .Mr. Douglais ii asking IIKAniiNTON MlilIAI.il when the City Commission 'akes a stand again: t liie charter Amend1’lie appearance in Bradenlnti Solid South of just nn much impor­ m enu, can the people budget. Saturday of \V. Funk, mi tin* •.taff of the federal ta riff cmnnii -- tance which did not receive such n*If your betting small change, it aion, who b* tin* advance man <>f eognitiuii. It may be piewdld** that ^doesn’t make much difference, but [government t-lulisl iciuns looking the I'l’publleaiiA are looking to Florif you are betting real money, you Into the tomato ami pepper grow" ida as their chance to deliver at the .'•had better put It on Sharkey. jiug industry m I hu idu in connect- right lilac and lucak the famous ---------o— lion with lb** pb’ii Tor u liigii tariff tlenioi i altc Htreiigh in the south­ Miami la atitl fighting for til** tb<’ iJ by llie Mm growers, i* is »if more signifi land. It is, as we have previously cance than tippeniH on tlm lUiiTuee, tinted, mom significant tlmo ap­ -D em ocratic convention. Ibrw Is MlTIic petition s«eking a-higher ta ­ pears on Ilie surface. : anil going to reconcile the Demoriff on tumalo*"- was pirscnted be­ Attention was culled by both Mr. * era tic donkey to horse racing? fore President Coolidge, mcnihera I'tink and Mr. Fletcher to the nec­ *-------- o ------->f bis cabinet and tin* ta riff comm- essity of the people turning in * O Advertising, lu>w many out- •issiou in April. Less Ilian two signed pledge ear* Is, 75,000 of ** rages are admitted upon the city month:* later representatives of which iiiive already been received ^ 'budget in thy namel—St. Peters one of the great government bur­ by llm East Coast Growers com­ .b u r g Independent. B udget7 What eaus arc already In the field and mittee. The growers and all 0 budget! making a comprehensive investi­ others interested in a higher pro­ M < gation of conditions as they netual- tective ta riff in Mona!let* county, It seems peculiarly iunppropri- jy ,*xii,t III Florida. Such aetion are urged to turn in these cards as * ate that the President of a dry by the tariff eonimission is unusual ■non as possible because the public country like the United States ami eredit niiir.4 be given to M ssrs. bearing is to be held at an early f should be seen wearing a ten gul- G. It. Fletcher and W. H, Marshall, date at Washington. “ Itai hat. plain "crackers," us they di-serihe Mr. Fletcher and Mr. Marshall ------------- ------------themselves, just working for their are t*> la* cmigrntuited on their 4 • W hat makes a gentleman, ai-kn "rights." j work and their desire to continue ^ an exchange. W ell, if he i . made When a Democratic stale, which the fight until the farm ers of Flor­ 4* a t all, it's his mother, who ones has been Democratic ever sine** its ida have been given relief from ^ atick on him from the time he is u- admission into tin* union, is able to Mexican mid Cuban competition in obtain such sympathetic aetion vegetables. hl« to walk. The Herald believes ft}~ from a republican administration, they will will ill the battle because • The English claim they have nn it is indeed remarkable. Tin* cause they have the conviction that they .- airplane that will go three liund- is a worthy one but there have been arc “ right." And that is half of U red miles an hour. Why not, there presented other causes from the the victory. [j a ir Insects which can travel at JJ tw ite that speed. _ {! IfiiiiI * ------------1,----------- I MAGAZINE SENT If this man .Stallings knows MIAMI wb»t he in talking ubmit, there is enough liquor coining into the Un THE Atlantic Monthly Magazine . Red S tates by^yay of the Michi- Company bus brought suit in iC g«n-C’aiiadian® *rder 1*i sink a bat- Federal eonr; a t New York against ( a tJeshlp. two newspapers, asking damages, -o an accounting and other relief for H beard the publication, April Ifl and 17, a * The first howler we ev* ( i f h is a y a lb r coon purp. Hut th at last, of portions of Gov. Alfred E. ith's article, which had been j. « w«s a long time ago. .......................Sm Bradenton », Herald. There a re a lotYi'f'Y'ow-'i ' copyrighted. The article was regenerally to newspaper** of BO era over this wav and thej’ are not • leaked 'V'" for publication on a '■ » '« .11 coon p u r|i, t-Uhor. ........... .. specified date, but several attem pt_ . . . .,,, . ,, , , * * to secure a "heat” by giving out I vrrybmly is still lalk .ir • ml Matem -nt in advance. ‘ X the Everglade- debate m St. I el- New sletters aare ir intere Newspapers interested in Mlf rm fburif Mid th e oDnct^u» of m>. such u suit, for honoring of n tru st ^ tU on «MfnB to bi? thut public of fie- is one of the commandment a in the have no right to atten q it to tii> news world depends upon the keep frc*m the people facta which keeping of u confidence, abiding by they are entitled to. the rules. Often im portant a n ­ i 4 rider himueif disgraced if lie alh*w-| • il a fox t" bo shot on 111:* hnd even though the fox ate the farm ers chicken* IN THAT NAVAL armamentlimitation discussion Japan and Great Britain stand together and t il llu r b &am what they are will­ ing to do. He can "like it er lump it." ARE YOU NUT surprised? Can i you imagine tills nation being sufliciently asinine to ask Great Hii lain ami Japan please to agree with us nn n defense program ?W hy don’t we build what we need, in the air, on the water, twice as much a* any other naticn can afford, mind our own husinesH ami let them mind theirs? THAT AGREEMENT between Great Britain and Japan aimed at Simple Simon Uncle Sant amazes France, according to the Paris Temps, but it's simple enough. •Inpan is the strong power in Asia. Britain has her great coin*, cieinl interests and the prestige of her empire a l stake in Asia. Birth’ look on Uncle Sam as a sort of foolish, sentimental grocery store-; keeper, and neither takes him ser - 1 ionslj*. Their interests are the I same. Our attitude is one of sloppy! sentimentality mixed with unwise j economy. You can't expect Japan* mid Britain to take that sort of thing seriously. A .SPORTING EVENT worth lll'lt.W .D W hile It. promised by a French fli-j er. Leo Given, lie says h** will race nouncements are released for a c er­ the American, Levin**, when the tain date, nn*l the statem ent sup­ latter starts oil his return flight aplied in mlvnnee. N*> honorable crcvts the Allan!**. Levine, not content to fly on* newspup* r would think of vio­ lating that faith for any possible way, is determined to fly back gain. It is fair to seek the news nmi has engaged on** of the best pi­ first, but where the honor of lots in France for the return trip. promise is involved, that honor It all helps flying. must lie upheld. The one which failed to do so would be cast out Grass widows are n 't cnlled that of the fold. because they’re green. If this was not the case, chaos would prevail; and the press gen­ Hutching is th at summer period erally handicapped if articles could which a man looks forward to and not In* forwarded In advance of is darn glad when It is all over. publication date, Fur their own protection newspapers must abide A new show in New York is by the rule. Consequently they are called "The Bare Facts of 1927." concerned in this suit which alleges Some kind of u play about bathing beaches, we suppose. that the faith 'was not kept. in I’nching Furniture Drnying— Storage When You Are At The Beach Shop al Our Store for Heller Values in: PODIATRY HEALING OINTMENT Is the best ever produced for HOSIERY. LINGERIE, HANDBAGS, NOVEI^Y JEW ELRY. DRESSES, ART NEEDLEW ORK * NOTIONS, BATHING SUITS, CAPS AND SHOES FLIO KUDA S O U 15 S, ('nicked Toe Weli.s, Erase- j ttut, Chafing, lied Hug and Mosquito Hites. It slops IT CHINO. C O LLIER’S IT IS SOOTHING At all Drug Stores, 51k*, or write PODIATRY PRODUCTS 102 South Bench Street Daytona Reach, Fin. Al Daylotm On the Head 722 Main St. T h e W a t e r ’s P i n e m m m m m m Make Our Bath House And Pool Your Headquarters When You Come Over TO (One Day Service $1.00k Sanford Laundry D - A .Y T ’O I S T A . ir You use our Bath House or Suits PHONF 175 Hurry Over Often! A T r l v a t t Operating Pcpp's Pool And Rath House Rent IRRR We have apartm ents and bun­ galows for rent or sale on the licnch. either side of the Hali­ fax River, or any aeclion of the Halifax em iatrj. We know where the desirable places are •bat are priced right. IJ.el us prove it to you. < +^..:.<.++4.^-^^-K *:**t-+*k,J**t**I”:**H-*H“t *t*v v.;.* • : . . { . j . ■; *;■*; *;*-l - H - * V - t -i -H^ I On The Wonderful Ocean Beach At Daytona W . E . Blake The Breakers H old 121 Magnolia Ave. Phono ir.27 DAYTONA REACH 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. While in Daytona Reach visit t, | Helen Marie Coffee Shop Breakfast Luncheon A Tier noon Tea Dinner Food at its Best 133 Magnolia Ave. Mrs, J. Blount Pope Hostess a Special Summer Rates Extra Special Week End Rate s ** :: !* ,•^ The Breakers Elotel “On The Ocean” ♦ ‘►^•►♦♦♦++*++++*}**M*+<*<M M ’+++++++++*H*^++++++++**++++^+*Hf<p4'*"I’ �PAGE THR THE SANFORD HER ADD, THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1927 •-Social and Personal (ffCC Telephone 148 - MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR Residence Telephone 859 LAW OFFICERS LOOKTOWEST ISNON-PAYERS OF A i r M a i l Servicj ALIMONY PUTIN Havana - Key West S S B “ SOVIETS’ SLOGANCHICAGO J A I L S M u s t B e g i n Soon a!!™ “ e of new POLICIES KEY WEST, Fin., July 2 lJ ( lN « Many Questions Of Situation S)-The Pan-American Airways, In­ Salle despite her population of Art* Under DiscuHsionBcRun corporated of New York City, nless than 800 colors more whiskies Change In Program Now Seen By Social Andl'hurchForces warded a contract this week for air ■ and wines over the river than uny As Tchitcherin ltd tu ns To mail service from Key West to other of tho score of villages along CHICAGO. July 21.— (IN S )— Havana, must begin its service Helm; Russians Need Help the Canadian side. From The Western Section The alimony question has caused within U0 days from the signing of fudged by the scnle of visible op­ turm oil and heated waves of dis­ the contract, it was announced a t ( erations, that claim appears to Mrs. cussion in church pulpits, forums, the local post oflicc. have some relation to fa rt, which MOSCOW, July 21.—(IN S)—* The contract provides th at trip* means that La Sr.lle exports in tho " U o k to the West" appears to bo societies, clubs and the three dom­ tni, at bridge at her spumous homo oul of Rrninnn (Continued Prom Pago One) estic tribunals here—the Superior, shall Ih* mode dailyjthat tha com­ neighborhood^ of 200,000 cases n the watchword of a marked new 'IIHJKSUAY stalled in the office of The Sanford year. Government figures in tin* foreign policy of the Soviet Gov. Circuit, and Domestic relations pany shall fH«*|vc no’ pay f o r Infn Rose Court. Her guests includ- \f t Even jJhTfo .iw vi-ilj mold bnAWet pieHerald. completo Uips. .except whhre the ‘Tii Windsor customs office show tlii.l em inent. Tchitcherin, once more nt courts and all over Chicago. 11*10 oVfock lit Just a mere contest of brawn, A\ alkervillc, a few miles north of the holm as Commissar for Foreign A dozen questions of the alimo­ mail is curried on its destination Itiuic HuIhhtuh are invited* maybe, but the publicity officially Windsor, paid whiskey export le­ Affnlrx a fter six mouths of medi­ ny situation are under discussion. without delay. will pay the non-chnmpion record vies to the extent of $'>,022,000 in cal treatm ent, rest cures inter­ Leaders in legal circles and stu ­ 'nolo Chapter No. 2 Order Tho company Is so required to sum of $1,200,0(11) fur seeing it and 11*2(1 . lent Star, will irivi- a birth- . dents of domesticity differ in their have planes in reserve to replaoe .*• ... V , , * 1 <smisier shiulow of Is spersed with diplomatic discussions unofficially almost any sum the )any ai 8 o'clock a t the J setting with potted plants and j lo g in s'to take shape, those damaged in service and the The Michigan law enforcement in Germany and France is already solutions of the problem. political developments mind con conjure. For somehow, it, •lompie. All members of baskets ur niuIti-colored zinnias, j Whatever political Should n wife in this day of e- mail com partm ents m ust be fire­ league discovered La Sulk* last making his influence felt in no un­ Moral designed tallies had been take place hero will have on effect ttotally unaccounted for as usual, [,- y;<t Masons und their qual rights for women be compel­ proof. selected for use in keeping scores upon the neighboring kingdom of tickets speculators have come upon April and after investigation by its certain terms. nr,. most cordially Invited. and own stuff detectives sent u spe­ It is ftuitl by the post office Mia fte r the interesting game of W hat was a pnintukingty built led to pay u divorced husbund ali­ The two countries are j many of tin* choice seats and those cial report to President Coulidgo mony ? thoritics to be practically certain inole Chapter O. K. S. No. 2 progressive auction bridge, scores Jugoslavia. up chain of friendship extending old » birthday party a t 8 were counted and the prize fo r tup linked through the interm arriage j at tho best list price «>f $27,50 were with the suggestion that vigorous across Europe from Loudon to Te­ Should u wife be denied alimony that the Cuban government will . of the royal families. Princess .selling today in the hundreds of steps be taken to tighten antiat the Masonic Temple. score*, two dainty boudoir pillows Marie, daughter of the late king. Is dollars. heran has not only been shortened if her life subsequent to the di­ immediately close a contraat with., smuggling machinery on the Am­ but strnined by n series of mishaps vorce is one of revelry and dis­ the New York firm for bringing was awarded Mrs. C. D. Bishop. SATURDAY the wife of King Alexander of JuYes, it may lie that this is only a erican shores, Cuban mail to Key West on the re ­ A tasty luncheon was served by which many in the Foreign office sipation? go-Slavin. Iron's Story Hour »t 10 prize fight but the world itself will “The Michigan law enforcement collegium are known to believe turn trips. the hostess a fter the prizes had Should able-bodied childless tiuei n Marie, the widow, is popu- | lt. in „ hllsll wj,ilu it is one whether league," said iir. A. V. Raker, its „t the I.ihrary. The schedules for the route h a w been awarded and the tables spread lar with her people, especially the wives he granted alimony? could have been avoided. MONDAY your world happens to ho Stnto “Is much concerned ovwith embroidered covers. Should men who refuse to pay not been definitely determ inbajm t peasantry, und her death bed fidel­ and Madison streets, Chicago, the <president, Need Western Help r the lamentable conditions proth Seekers Class of the It is expecteil th a t the mail plane Covers were laid for Mrs. Brax­ ity to her husband had increased As a union of 143,Olio,000 peo­ alimony be lodged in jail? will leave Key Wort, a t 8 A.M. and' list Sunday School will ton L. Perkins, Mrs. Percy Mero, hep prestige before the nation. Rue «le la Pnix, Pall Mull, a little* vailing along the international Should there-be alimony? ple, 85 per cent of whom are peas­ arrive in Havuna an hour later, ocular business and social Mrs. Floyd Palmer, Mrs. C, It. Sin* will play a strong role* in any prairie town on the coal oil circuit, border nt and near Detroit. Yes. No. Factions are divided on "Our information based upon re­ ants or villagers, everybody knows tho subject. ijf’nt the home of Mrs. W. S. Kirtley, Mrs. Alfred W. I.ee Jr. future political developments. It or the sunlit plaza a t Rio. For the BENJAMIN CAN’T LIE tmi on West First S treet a t Mrs. Charles Powell Jr., and Mrs. is believed that she prefers to have moment und very appealing fig­ ports of careful investigators is I bat the program of Industrial de­ Men Paying Heavily velopment can’t lie carried out ,ck with Mrs. C. F. Adams, W. C. Hill. little Michael remain ns king for ure who onca wns great etui the that thousands of bottles of whis­ without the help of Western pow­ Chicago men are paying between ST. JOSEPH. Mich., July 21,— ’ V Mr Kim, Airs. C. \V. Spea­ there nro Indications that Michael youth who soon may lm will hold key lire being smuggled into the ers. Despite this blunders have $3,000,000 and $5,000,11011 yearly to (1NSS)—" If my own daughter told CARD OF THANKS rs. II. A. Me Cully, Mrs. l.esand the regency will prove more the centre of t#i* stage and the country nt this port every 21 been made. Notes to Poland after divorced wives, j world will he their audience. hours, and th a t the same are be­ imo Benjamin Purnell had been 1mWe wish to take this means of popular than Carol. 'tit and Mrs. J. 11. Cowtin the assassination to Warsaw, are Hundreds of men confined , mornj wlth her, I would believe ing distributed over n wide urea, Dempsey even in his declining thankirfa our many friends for Carol, during his tenure as crown stesacs. their many kindnesses during the j prince showed himself to be more years is the great attraction even including Indiana and Illinois ns now regarded as having been un­ in tin* County .lull here for refusal Benjamin rather than her because necessarily bitter. There was no to obey court alimony orders. lie cannot lie." Aged, gray haired illness and death of our son, hus­ interested in pretty faces of women i as he was in his youth. He slipped well as .Michigan, arid Mrs. John Cove left use in dispatching such n sharp The current discussion begun "Gilt* of our inspectors recently Danin! Murphy, 89, father of J3ll*a into town from his training cump band und brother, and also for the than be was in affairs of state. t-vday for Jacksonville where many beautiful floral offerings, i Michael is the son of Princess Hel­ at White Sulphur Springs late yes­ made a tour of the Canadian bor­ reply to Finland’s note protesting with the court action of Dr. Vernon Murphy Baushke, made this s ta te ­ will spend n few days. execution of George Elvengren, R. Cooley, u Chicago dentist, who ment today while testifying os a MRS. C. K. SMITH en, wife of Carol. His way to tho terday and with great stealth t*al der from Sandwich, Ontario to i the a Finnish citizen, for alleged Rrit- presented u petition asking thut he defense witness in the state’s dis­ l ord City, (about 12 miles) and circumspection, contrived to es­ MRS. J. K. HART throne was opened through the re­ ish espionage. H. (’. Mullen is rapidly rcbe freed from ins alimony pay­ solution suit against tlie House of MRS. W. J. DAVID nunciation of his own father. If cape the mob long enough to reach found no less than 14 warehouses nit from n tonsil operation ai i! loading docks with a minimum Tchi teller In’s first Job. it is said, ments on the grounds his form er David. MRS. THOMAS SHF.PPARD Carol had l«*en able to keep from the home of Leo P. Flynn, his . FVrnnId-Iaiughton Hospital. MRS. JAMKS FKRCUSON romancing, Michael today would bo manager. Inside of fifteen minutes, of 11,000 cases of whiskey, gin, will he to smooth down points of wife wns living an immoral life. a crowd nf five thousand had gath­ cknmpnignc*, brandy, beer wine, fruition. His fam iliarity will) His petition set fortli that his wife by asking n judge to grant him ali­ I. D. HART i heir apparent instead of monarch. e re d a t the doors and it required etc, ready for Immediate export Western statesm en mid penplcs is refused to m arry nu unnamed man mony in his petition for n divorca U. T. Face and daughters DAN HART expected to nid him in attaining with whom ho ulleged she was re­ from Mrs. Bose Brinkman. the strong-arm work of* n traffic to the United States. Wdiiesilay for Thomnsville, LEWIS HART. Man W ants Alimony “Canadian friends of the league the goal which the Collegium decid­ siding because such u nmrriugc •squad to clear the street of the vhere they will spend several Inform us that this vast supply la ed upon long nen, but couldn't quilt* would term inate her alimony curious. Brink man stated ho was sufferreplenished each 24-hours. Our in­ put across. The goal is what is Dempsey! A judge in the Superior court I jnK (m m tuherculosin and wus un­ The many friends of Mrs. Gas­ ns Irene Taylor of Scbring is The man in the street Is crazy spector found 20 drays constantly regarded here as beading off Brit­ ruled that a wife's actions a fter a «blt? to work. His wife, he said, ton Jacobs will regret to hear about him today, intrigued with hauling to these docks. One boat ish attem pts at formation of an divorce have no heuriug upon tho was fully capable of supporting ng in the city as the guest of \.ns observed to make four trips armed anti-Soviet front. that she is seriously ill in Nncudofinancial obligation of tin* form er | ),jn, a judge in the superior rourt I*. Paul at her home in A 10 day clearance sale will be­ dies, Texas, where she went two the notion of the eX-churnplon’s a t­ in a single day to the Unit.'d husband, decided th at the Illinois statutes tempt to re-nssert himself. wood. gin a t the Outlet Friday morning, . * MT. PLYMOUTH—New drug Slates each time carrying a cargo weeks ago l»> visit her daughter, Dempsey! A court of appeals sustained the ( make no provision to compel a according to Mrs. S. Robbins, pro­ Mrs. Holmes. store to lie built nt St. Andrews original decision, . woman of means to support an Every woman, it seems, Is hoping valued at $7,000. ss Uctrice Howard who has prietor of the store. Boulevard and Main Street. The latest messages report, her ngainst hope that tin* “old king’’ viiiliuK *«t Daytona Reach as As attorneys for Dr. Cooley pre- estranged husband, Mrs. Robbins told a represen­ (will re-nsceml his throne, for wo­ nest ct ttiss Pearl Itobson ro­ tative of The Herald this morning condition slightly better. through the chain on which pared to take the case to tho su- t Husbands immediately demandRev. E. A. Milton has been very men is a Sentimentalist always, il home Wednesday. th a t the sale is staged to give to WEAK is the key station This premo court, tlie dentist announced I od to know why there was not such her patrons the lowest possible ill for several days, lie was unable and romance is her life. program wns composed specially thd organisation of un alimony 1a statute. More discussion, Rut romance doesn't make the . »i»i Mrs. C. C. Chaffee left values on merchandise a t a time to occupy his pulpit last Sunday. fur Hie Buick announcement, and club. Only husbands who refused J While legal savants wutfl poor»or Daytona Reach when such bargains would be the Mrs. S. F. lmng has returned betting odds, and the price on I will open nt 10 P. AI., Eastern to provide alimony wore invited to ing through the law toman. Mrs. homo from Sanford where she was Dempsey against Sharkey today z m m il be the guests of most appreciated. Lillian Agnoff appeared with a saving time, 9 P. AT., Eastern hI uii- become members. Cliatfw’e sister, Mrs. Olden. Mrs. Cooly then came to the petition requesting th a t a Judge “Vacation time calls for a larg­ confined in tlie Fcrnald-Laughton was a long one. Some even quoted durd time, nnd 8 P. AL, Central A radio setup that will cover It us long us 2 to 1. front nud stated she had been m ar­ compel her former husband to sup­ er wardrobe and p rettier dresses Hospital. tin* United States and f'luiada lias stnndnrd time. Odds nro made by nu n who try ried Inst January and thut her sec­ port n child adopted prior to their Mrs. E. E. Tribble Is visiting her ss Els* lintel left Thursday and it is to meet this need of my Tin* program from the Pacific tu rd to guess wrong and most of Lien arranged by the Buick Alotond husband Imd since died. She divorce two years ugif. Jacob Ag­ wen fur Chicago, III., Lake local customers that this sale is son, Clifton Tribble, in Dclutid for them network will he In keeping with or Company for Saturday night, remember the fact Uitit v* and points in Kentucky being staged," Mrs. Robbins still­ 10 days. While there Mrs. Tribble Dempsey is 32 und Sharkey 24; according to an announcement those from tin* red mul tlie hliin thus, according to statutes, wns noff, the husband, classified the appeal ns a "new tilt of legal goldwill teach a mission study class at th a t Dempsey has fought eleven made by Volie Williams, Sanford It will open at 9 P. AL, Pacific not entitled to alimony. * she will spend about three ed. That ended thut question—but digging." The judge ruled th a t nlU The lowest prices ir. the history the Assembly which is being held umi a fraction rounds since 1923 dealer. The program will include tim e, and continue one hour fea­ iii numy nnd support should have ^iot tlie discussion. of the Outlet will be offered dur­ a t Stetson University. and Sharkey some thirty or less In musical programs .by Roxy and Ids turing n large concert orchestra (lie Miss Elsie Bryan Tolar ing this kale, Mrs. Robbins stated. W alter Brinkman, 27, then been asked at the time of the alv Mr. and Mrs. Townsend of City the last nine months; thut Demp­ Gang, A rthur Pryor’s band and under the direction of Buick Mo­ Thursday .n/ilernoon for Duystartled Chicago domestic ; circles orce. Point were the guests of Mrs. sey bus ftpent twelve hard, cruel other features in addition to an to r Co. Bcach where she will visit -------■ *Airi Townsend’s mother, Mrs. Gala* years in tho ring and Slmrkey announcement. c,oni;cyiiig tin* latest J guest of little Miss AdeLong, .Sunday. Buick crcaUosn. three; that Dempsey never was Key. Several people from here attend­ good with a fast man mill that Sanford residents ure cordially ed tho dedication services of the Slmrkey is all of that, and thut, invited to be the guests of the toRev. IJ ,E. Reid of W inter Park rs. L. N. Hansell left TliursRaptist Church in Geneva lust while Sharkey has been none to im­ ital dealer a t the showrooms o n 1 afteruoon for Jacksonville will preach a t the community Sunday. churen Sunday a t 3:30 o'clock. A pressive in training, Dempsey ac­ Park Avenue where the pro­ re she will attend a board large congregation is expected to Mrs. David, Miss Lucille Proctor, tually was forced to the unprece­ gram will be received over a huge tint' of tin* State Parent und Mr. nud Mrs. Coluumn Mat­ dented action of abandoning nearly act specially installed for tho ev­ attend. chers Associnion. G. P. Dodd returned Sunday hews wore tho dinner guosts of all ring work six days before the ening. Mr. und Mrs. R. L. Dana Thursday fight. The blue ucl.wurk of WJZ will r. and Mrs, Rand Merriwonth- from Fort Valley, Gu.t where he evening. go on the air first, from t> to Rut most of all, they remember bus been for several weeks. While lave retuned from their wedMr. und. Mrs. J. W. Hoffman floundering walloping Demp­ 111 P, At., Eastern daylight Having trip and are now* a t home to there Mr. Dodd superintended a returned to St. Augustine Wed­ (lie sey of tin* Tunney light last Sept­ time, 8 to 9 1*. AL, Eastern Stan­ r friends a t their home on pencil packing house. He reported nesday morning a fter spending ember, Hie Dempsey who landed dard time, or 7 to K Central Stan­ that the peach crop was short tlds leron Avenue. several days a t the Cliuluuta Inn. one good punch in top rounds and dard time, will) u program featur­ year. then forgot to do anything about ing liie world-famous A rthur Pry­ Mr. and Mrs. F. Selby mid fam­ |lrs. L. M. Bnrre and small Mr. and M rs*Stephen Picr|M>nt jt. And they ure asking themselves or und His Bund. While Pryor’s Khtcr Fiedericka. Gnrdincr of ily, Mr. and Mrs. George l/iper, and family have rented a cottage if such a nmn can l»e a great deal bund Inis been heard through the Mr. and Mrs. Kearney} Miss Mil­ jkuinvillo spent Wednesday and a t Daytona Reach for the summer. better for the passing of unother south during recent months, rainy here as the guests of dred Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. year in bis life. Some suy yes, und when it went on the uir through Carlson, Air. and Mrs. Rloswick, , , Raymond Key. mine say no but none deny the f f t Miami, Buick’s nation-wide pro­ Elmer Jeon and Vunanclo Adria- . , ' rB* -l>di* I erby atnl AI<b A. that he must be considerably bet­ gram marks its first presentation lieu formed a congenial party mo*•>* motored to Orlando \\e.laes!r. ami Mrs. David Thrasher ter in order to have a chance with through n National Broadcasting toritig to Coranado Beach last where they spent the day tamed home Wednesday evenany good heavyweight and Shark- Company chain. Sunday where tiiey enjoyed swim­ from Daytona Reach where Miss Virginiu Me Craw of Guilts- t*v’s successive fights with Harry Following the blue program , y t pent a few days with their ming und n picnic lunch. ville is expected to arrive here Fri­ Wills, Alike McTigue, and Jim Ala- Itofcy and His Gang will be heard, Edward 1L Smitli of Cleveland, day to he the house guest of Aliss lolicy have seemed to indicate that sighti r Mrs, J. 1). Woodruff. Ohio, arrived Sunday for u short Helen Yernny at her Inane on y K. qimlifjuf for th a t distinction. restful night at Myna’s home to Mir*. Lucille Castleberry of Bel­ business visit here, lie came in Crystal Luke, J These questions will be answered which he had retired to elude the li, (la., and Miss Lorcnn Hur- the interest of his estate near ; 1only at the Yankee Stadium to- process servers of ids old m ana­ pve of Lake Hamilton are the here. tluoughaul the evening. Delicious!night. The main bout will go on ger Jack Kerns. Sharkey a fte r in­ C. Jackson und the MUscs Dodd refreshm ents of iees and cake was nt ten o’clock, Eastern Daylight dulging in light exercises and a ests of Mrs. C. *W. Stoudonfe ul her home in Fort Mellon. and Anderson of Orlando were served a t the conclusion of the Time, and If nay more color'may bo poker game, slept at his local liothe guests of Air. ami Airs. George games. Iadded to an attraction involving tel, •die J. Rryun left Wednesday P arker at u duck dinner Wednes­ Both indulged in short walks this Air. Michlcr and family motored the comeback of n popular idol and to Daytona Reach Thursday where tin* onrush of a garrulous sm art morning and then rotted while Rarrinville, Gn., where lie will day evening. Mrs. Stanyer and son, Harry Jr., he attended the hull game b e -1cracking young man who can fight, awaiting the official weighing <n, n his wife and family who are ‘ibiiif her parents Mr. and Mrs. left here Friday for their home in tween Oviedo and Daytona Reach, tin* boxing commission must get which is an empty formality in any Several local people attended the credit. That august body hss heavyweight bout. Sant key ex. •'sard and accomapny them Dallas, Texas, a fte r a visit of sev­ Dip, eral weeks with her sister, Mrs. the Jackson-Dodd wedding in Or- decreed that the nob],, gladiators sects to scale about 193 pounds and Ross. Airs. Stanyer expects to re­ inndo Thursny evening. must appear in trunks of high vis­ Dempsey more than 1 Mr. un Mrs. A rthur Menders of ibility and distinctive design in or­ A fter that, there will lie nothing Mi*. Camilla Palest on und Miss turn here in the fall. Carl Aluthers and family, H. C DeLuiid were the guests of Mr. der th at the sup in the sixtieth row for it but tin* long, tedious, Hying ®u**e Thrasher motored Tiiurs>' to Daytona Reach where Parker and family und Airs. latura and .Mrs. George Parker Thursday may know immediately who is hit vigil of those who await their fate. , W hat will it be? it may bo Just an­ *y "ill remain until Sunday Mothers left Suturduy morning and attended the m arriage of Airs. and by whom. Dempsey's colors will Ik? red and other step toward the g nil th at now el>ing as the guests of Mrs. J. D. for a motor trips through the Car- Menders' sister, Miss Sibyl Dodd, i ____ ___ #_____ ^ ......................... olinas, West Virginia, Tennessee in Orlando that evening. "odruff. black with possibly an impromptu looms so large lie for • the eager and Georgia. They expect to be Goldenrod wns well represented ]design o v er'th e eye, Sharkey will young man who was glad to swab ai the open air service In Winter j wear purple and blue o» his trunks a deck four years ng i. Or it may J- P. Mitchell returned homo gone three xveeks. A group of .. ... _15 Indies of the Park Sunday evening. Dr. Ingram jand possibly a permanent sock on mean th a t lie must start anew n* eiiiU'sday evening from Yatesyouth can and will. k‘, Hu., where he lias been Afelhodist W. F. M. S. of Oviedo]preached his last sermon before fils chin. A fter a light dinner a t n lornl To the beggar in red, asking for ' nding several days with his met with the Goldenrod M ission-.having for his vacation nt thut de und small daughter who are ary Society nt the Community time. I)r. Ingram and family are country club, Domhsoy retired his crust it may mean n banquet. und gave n very interesting pro-! spending their vacation in Europe early and is said to hnvo spent a Or it may mean pot even a cm nth. ’ding relatives there, c ra m. Airs. B. F. Wheeler led tho this year and will return about — ------------- ----------------- -------------devotional service while Mrs. IV October 1st. Aiiss Cnrol Stone is visiting at GET ETHYL GAS AT Mr ;. William Hurdy and baby WIGHT BROS GO. i hu have been spending the pust R. Young gave the lesson by us - ( Mark Dodd returned Thursday j Daytona Beach us the guest of ; w Wl'cka at St. Augustine us the ing the candle pageant, in which from A tlanta where he has been friends, the work on n visit to bis uncles, B**ts of her parents Mr. und Mrs. slie very- ably ‘exemplified " * Mrs. S. F. McKee left Friday ; P; Kahncr, are now a t Skylnnd, of the church in spreading the gos­ for u ftix weeks visit in Kansas pel light to all nations. This was , * •• win re they will spend tiio and Colorado. runnier. Mr. Hurdy wjll join them followed by a pinna solo by Mrs. T. W. InwtOn und a vocal duet by wre at an early date. Mesdumcs Wheeler and Asbell. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Groom and Lr. and Mrs, Charles T. VinMr. and Aire. G. S. Brown were 109 Volusia Avc Opp. P. o . t'd and family returned home guests a t the reception given in : onday evening . from Varnshpnor of I>r. and Airs. Matherson, , le “r."l 1-aureus, ,S. C,, where a t the ■Woman's Club in Oviedo Is displaying r*. \ intent and children have lest Tuesday evening. The inter­ *•»■! spending the pust six weeks, ior of the dull house was n pleas­ (Continued From Page One) | v r- Vincent joined them there lust ing picture with it's urtistie de­ forced. and accompanied them home. corations of bright jcoloriyl zin­ Premier Bratinnu, the political nias and ferns. J n the receiving enemy of Carol, is exercising an Airs. Raymond Key nnd small line were the church officials and iron hand to maintain order and ij. 1 ‘ter, Adelaide, who ure spend- Dr. and Mrs. Atatherson. to prevent revolutionary ontberaks. t > ,L ,V un" ner " c Daytona Beach Rev. Mux Cook, pastor of the All the m aterial for a coup seems J . Hiursdny in Sanford. Mrs. Baptist Church, extended a heartv to be a t hand. There is a strong ' > motored to Orlando Wednes- welcome to the new pastor and division in Rouinunia's political « hrij trn w n where she attended his wife to which Dr. Matherson affairs. Carol has many supporters, ii.l ' I’arly. She was ncconipun- gave un interesting und humorous especially in the army. But n great m>on i 1 Ul'acil Thursday after- response. Mr. Payne acted os deal of this suonort arises not so -Mr»* L. J\ Me Culler tvro vtion.. u,,vr nnd ami i m aster of ceremonies ami a mnn- much through friendship for Carol us -----it does through the opportunity t t r Eu who will remain uaj )>er 0f games were enjoyed. Sov-,— . until bunday afternoon. e ral musical selections were given it gives to upset the present Social Calander -p w * Outlet Begins Sale On Friday Morning CIIULUOTA Buick Program To Be Broadcast Next Saturday Evening GOLDENROD Friday And Saturday Specials T h at M ean Big Savings*?Each Item Listed Below Is H igh-grade Merchandise, Shop Here A nd Save Money I Printed Dress S O IS E T T E G IN G H A M Inch Wide 39c Yd. PERCA LS 32 Inch Wide 36Inch 19c Yd. 15c Yd. • f Plain V O IL E S 40 Inch Wide 25e Yd. GRIEVED QUEEN WATCHES BIER D E A D HUSBAND The Little Gray Shoppe • •" Boy’s • Union Suits New Linens Cards For All Occasions New Books in the Lending Library The Little Gray Shoppe Dimity Check 45c $2.50 36 Inch W etherly CREPES \ ' Baronet Satin All Colors 40 Inches $1.95 Yd. ■1 Men’s $1.00 Union Suits 89c 95c Yd. 1 Ladies’ Suterite" Hose Fulfashion $1.95 CHPRCHWELL’S �TFIE SANFORD HERALD, THTTRSDAY. JULY 21. 1927 PAGE FOUR purchase in 1020 were .only til per cent in 1013. five fold s l' c I f 13 whik* «ixports N I F A Y - P U n s unde, , greater t tinn in 1025, I, Japan's export trade to the forB O rom J upat t« the United Stnles construction of new United States Inst year I t ’lilted States, the statistics show, pita! here. ion quadrupled in the have more than y1 took $8,000,000 less of Japanese 2 is more than double th a t to China same interval. 7 The ratio of this Irtidc in 1013 goods thnn the year .preceding qind imports from tlie United States lWtr c was approximately 3 to 2 in J a ­ Thus the I iilance of trade ngaijisi Btime than three times tlie Chinese puny building nCw power L the United States and in favor of t volume. China ranks second hi'ilh* tweed Inglis and High Spring pan’s favor. Japan decreased by $55,000,000 in f pan's foreign trade. Increased Demand Increasing demand for A inert- 0io year, dropping from $140,000,FORT MYERS _ u tT .. With tickets for the Dempneyvihnwn can in ndiicts in Japan, however, 000 to $85,000,000. ' DEI.AND—Southern Hell Tele­ Bank & I rust Company m,,, * Shnrkey fight in the Yankee Stad­ Five Fold Increase Is ‘ n Best Customer ’ bus shifted tlie ratio now t» a l ittl» phone Company recently spent $34,- to its new quarters on MHv ium here tomorrow night reported In DepartmentOfConinierce le-i-i than 1 to 3. At the present The growing importance of J a ­ OOP for new construction work In Ilondry Streets! to he selling for as high as $1511, Report; U. S, Exports Last rate of increase, the trade between pan's trade with the United States Deland. United S tates Attorney Charles H. ns compared with its total volume Year Front .laps Was Half the two countries promises to of Tuttle today pushed the govern- i foreign commerce is reflected strike an even balance within an­ GOOD WEATHER IN N. Y. m ent’s investigation on reported ( in the fact that Inst year the other two or three years. WASHINGTON, July 21.—(IN "gouging” by speculators. In l!>13 the United States ship- United States took 42 percent of all Warm, hazy weather prevailed $iu,0110,000 of merchandise merchandise to of Japan's exports as against 20 this morning indicating that con - 1 Six men are to he questioned lie- S )— Ini' lem.irkalib' grim tb o trade between -Inpnn and the l n i !-. |l(| r e i v e d $02,000,000 per cent in DM3. The United States (litions for the Dempsey-Shnrkcy [ fore United States Commissioner ed States since the world war is .inpnn *:“• . ' voCts a rass . ... .. (Jarrett, W. Cotter. They are Hen- reflected in statistics just made by , from that country. 11. ' 1 supplied 28 per cent of her total fight for tonight would he favor­ imports last year as compared with able, There was no hint of rain. jam in Bennett and Joseph B oyn-I ," Dcpi'rtment ........ ! »«>'''“‘T I ' S n -t ton, Ikix office treasurers of the j ,1 Exports from tlie United States ■000 and eoh> thi mted . tn. NEW YORK, July 21— (INS)-— Madison Square Carden corpora­ to Japan have increased more than $401,000^00^ ^ j , Both .lack Dempsey and Jack tion, of which promoter Tex Rick, Sharkey, who meet in a 15 round ard is president, and Charles Betts, haul in Yankee stadium here to­ M artin Uirsch, Benjamin Jacobs night with a crack at Oene Tun* and Kay Kress, of the Jacobs ticket nay's title as the prize,were con-[Agency, Rickard said ho wns confident no fident of victory to-day, ..... .. ......... Shurkey declured in no uncer- irregularities would he found, and \ tain manner that In* would win by full co-operation to the esligation. Scnl|i a knockout. government's investignti .. , . , . i prices soared in the r i ^ i of Dempsey said he hoped to drop visitors to obtain tickets. PasteST. PETERSBURG, July 21- the Bouton mnn in the early ^oanls marked $27.50 w« cere sold for Leon Austin and Lefty MeCInnnn- rounds but asserted he would out­ $110 ami it wns reported that one han engaged in a pretty hurling point Sharkey even if he failed to speculator paid $150 each for twen­ Itogunlloss of w hether Demp­ duel wnicii St. Petersburg won by put him to sleep. ty choice seats. Other seats sold sey ur Sharkey wins tho a srorfc' of I tn II, Neither hurler As far as Shurkey is concerned, for ju ices ranging from $45 to $25. was exceptionally stingy with Ids the thing is a closed incident. Rickard estimated the advance I'ijfhl, you are assured of a bits but both tightened down in "Listen," be said in bis forth­ sale had reached nearly a million “knockout" when you buy the pinches. right manner, “you fellows have dollars. St. Pete scored in the fifth. me all wrong. You ask me for the your m aterials from th is old Brown wns given a base to score truth. I try to give it to you and established firm, ;ns Funk tr itried. Funk was left then you make me out a blow hard. Vtrimdcd on third. " But i ’ll try to give you the truth Friable was the hitting star with again as l see it. Made-To-Measure three out of four while Bailey ran AMERICAN LEAD UK “I’ve always looked up to Demp­ hint a close rare with two out of sey, Chicago 3; Washington 5. admired him ns a fighter and Others, not scheduled. » g jv four. A strung wind Mew across the ns a man. 1 think he lias lieen (■tat b d COM PANY! H«\ field during the entire game, great us both but the time has NATIONAL LEA (J HE All R II BO A E IflrK Sanford c L R fd J j 518 First Nnt’iil Philadelphia 4-5; Pittsburgh 3-0. 4 (I 0 2 0 9 come when our paths cross, lie Is Dunbor. If THE VAIJD WITH A MILL B A C K I N G in my way to the thing I want Brooklyn 2-1; St. Louis 13. 1.T7 Volusia Avc. Frlshie, as 4 0 3 3 1 H an k Hltlg. 3 0 9 2 0 0 most, the heavyweight title. All (Second game II innings). gt Benzley, rf right, I will have to clear him Holly avc ., at Boston 2-2; Cincinnati 4-1. 3 0 1 3 9 0 II. Allen, cf . New York 5; Chicago 4. Crowe, Jib ..... .. 3 (1 1 1 0 0 out of the way. mth. 12th. nth sts "This simply is a business pro­ ■ I Mover, 2b ..... 3 (1 9 2 O 0 SOUTHEASTERN LEACUE Bnilev, lb ...... 3 9 0 r, n n position with me. When a captain Savannah 2-1; Selma 4-1,(Cul­ B, Allen, r ...... 3 0 9 n n 0 of finance finds a competitor McClannnhnn, p 3 1) 9 1 1 9 challenging his right to the place led in 0th, darkness), Jacksonville 3; Pensacola 0. he occupies, be naturally goek in Montgomery 5; Albany L!(Cal29 n 7 24 r, 1 there to kill th a t challenge. Demp­ Tnlnla .... An R 11 1*0 A E sey is in my way. I have my led in Hth, allow teams to catch St. Pete . 4 0 1 4 3 n heart set on the title. There is no train). Welch, 21. ... Brazier, I f ...... 4 4 0 2 3 0 n sympathy in my make up in a Wickham, rf .... 41 (1 2 3 0 0 case like hat. I'll knock him out." SOUTH ATLANTIC LEA CUE Spnrtcnhurg 0; Knoxville 5. Dempsey was equally confi­ 3 1 n 1 0 0 Brown, cf .. Creenvllle 7; Asheville 4. dent. Funk, 8b .. 4 0 2 1 1 0 Macon 4; Columbia 0. "Never in my life have I looked Wilma aa .. ...4 0 0 3 3 9 Augusta 7; Charlotte 3. 9 forward with more eagerness and K 0 1 Fault, lb .. 1 1 3 (1 2 7 3 9 confidence to a battle than I am Nchocfl, c SOUTHERN I.EAOUE Austin, p 3 9 O «w 0 1 9 looking forward to that one with Birmingham 8; Atlanta 5, Jack Sharkey tonight and never Little Rock 5; Mobile 4. Totals 33 1 12 39 11 1 have I felt in better condition *,|Memphis I; New Orleans 7. Pnnford 000 099 00ft—n hnve I been more certain* of my­ Other, not scheduled. St. Petersburg 000 010 OIW—1 self, than 1 am now," Dempsey Sum m ary: Two base hils, Wick­ said. I mean that I feel better fit­ AMERICAN ASSOCIATION ham. Threu base bits, Funk. Sacri­ ted for a battle tonight than I did Indianapolis 4-5; Kansas City fices. Brazier and Benzley, Stolen on the dav I fought and whipped 2 - 0 . Louisville 3; Milwaukee 10. bases Brown and Funk. Double Jess Willard. Columbus' at Minneapolis, rain. plays Wilma to Fault. Left on liases "I was over-trained for that Only games scheduled. St. Pete. 13; Sanford 5. Struck Willard battle even though so nut by McCInminhan 3; Austin R. many experts say I was in per­ INTERN ATI ON A I, LEAK I ’ E Base on balls off McClannabnn !t; fect fighting condition, if that Newark 1-2; Buffalo 5-4. ((Jai­ o ff Austin 1. Hit by pitcher hv Aus­ fight laid gone six rounds a t the tin (1(. Allpn). Umpires Lohr awl pace that I set during the first led in 7th.) Jersey City 3-1; Toronto 7-2. Itnphun. Time of game 1:15. three I might have hnd to flop (Called in 8th.) into a chair and keep me from Rending fi; Rochester 12. flopping mi to tlie floor. Baltimore I Syracuse 7. TRADE BETWEEN Beats Local'8K*22S£ U.S. AND JAPAN IS Mound D u e l ^ S ^ ! ' ' ON THE INCLINE tin Ace In i Win, 1-0 L°jte Scores Of Game D em psey, Sharkey m fisrown c : S M S ....... ..... Of And Funk Triples W inning Big* Bout il! Frisbie Poles 3 Hits In 4 Trips Sanford Short Fielder Gets Nearly Half Of Local Safeties A Knockout Found! A Hotel In Daytona Suit Yourself Rales, Large Rooms And Service $22.90 $25.00 $27.50 Hotel Howard S. W. BRADFOR Featuring1All Requirements [ Results Of Games TP_3? -S'? 5? JJJa T Rhone 1.15 Yard Rond Grade Zip Service: Capt. William Fanning, Mgr. ^ SA N FO R D ............. 13 .722 .nil Miami ........ ... It Sarasota ..................... 9 Orlando . 0 St. Petersburg 7 Tam pa ....................... 7 NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pittsburgh . Rt 31 Chicago ........... 52 32 St. Louis ......... R(> 30 New York ................... 47 42 Brooklyn ........ 40 40 Philadelphia ........... 35 52 Boston ..........................31 51 AMERICAN LEAGUE Now York .. World ngtor\ Detroit Cleveland Philadelphia Chicago St, l-oui* Boston W. L. 04 25 35 38 51 47 BaseballStatistics In Major Leagues .474 Yesterdays Home Runs .474 LEAGUE .412 PlayerNATIONAL A club Number Total .389 Wiliams, Phillies I 20 Wilson, Cubs I 10 Jackson, Giants 2 0 P et. Walker, Reds I 5 .022 AMERICAN LEAGUE .021 None. .581 THE LEADERS .528 National—Williams 20, Wilson .405 .402 10, Hornsby JO, Webb 13. American—Gehrig 31, Ruth 30, .378 l.azzeri 14, Simmons 14. LEAGUE TOTALS National 220. Pet. American 273. .710 .503 .553 .530 .520 18 II 40 41 17 44 .510 Tunney Declines To Pick Winner Of Pout fin .412 SPECULATOR. N. Y., July 21.OR .201 (IN S) Gene Tunney, heavyweight champion of the world, declined to go on record this morning as fav­ oring either of the men, Jack Denips- v or Jack Sharkey, to win to­ night's tight for tile right to chal­ lenge him for the title. "I must remain neutral in this," NEW YORK. Julv.-(IN S) Jack he declared. "All I can say is that I hope the fight will be decisive, Kearns picks Sharkey! « tlint there will be no question ,no The ex-inanuger of Jack Demp­ doubt "f the winner's supremacy sey could see today no other result at tiie finish. I think everyone is than a defeat tohlglit for the man pulling for a decisive victory either h* managed Into the heavyweight one way or the other and so far ns championship, lost where on th** ! am concerned, I wish both of broad seas of mntrinmnv and with them luck. whom he hnrrnssed with deputy sheriffs before Dempsey’s losing NEW YORK, July 21.-(IN S )— fight in Philadelphia with Gens "W hat f want is a definite ami Tunney last September. decisive challenger established an "If aqy man knows Dempsey, I a result of the fight. When that do," said Kearns today, newly a r­ happens, 1 will he glad to take him rived from abroad. “ He's nil on this summer and hope to give through, h<*'s shot. Do you think him plenty of entertainm ent, jie even will he fifty per rent of the man who lost to Tunney last HIGH SPRINGS — Wholesale y ia r7 I don't. gi..,ii ami grocery concern m v*» **l haven't seen either man in liiblUh warehouse in tins town. training. I ’m not going on the uPlans under HIGH SPRINGS ™*uul dfiservation stuff. I’m going new wareon my knowledge of Dempsey. If way for erection' • Sharkey is half the man they say ( house here by Gulf Refining Com­ ile is lie will win inside the limit by puny a knockout. LAKE WORTH Seaboard OH W INTER PA U K - Luka Charm Company opens a new filling s ta t­ Fruit Company with capitalization ion ut Dixie liigiwuy uud Lucerne cl J I u j .uuU granted (.baiter. 1Avenue. 35 23 Jack Kearns Selects Sharkey To Heal Jack Dempsey In N.Y. Ring i 7 ---- . *. • •: Tagging AUBases By International News Although both clubs are being buffeted about like cripples at a bargain sale, the Pirates and Culm are continuing! their close battle for National League supremacy, with tile lead ('hanging lunula a l­ most daily. Today the Pirates are in front, by a margin of one point, us they split u twin Gill with the Phillies yesterday while the Culm lost to tile Giants, 5 to 4. Pinch hitter Oil's single with the liases jammed in the ninth won for the giants, and gave them the series four games to two. Jackson hit two home runs, making ti four during the series, and Hack Wilson of the Cutis walloped Ids Pith homer. Old Clarence Mitchell of the Phils won a I to 3 duel from Joe Dawson, Pittsburgh's high-priced rookie. In the nightcap, five suc­ cessive hils by Lloyd Watier feat­ ured Pittsburgh's *1 to 5 victory, while Gy Williams, home run king of the National League, wal­ loped bis 29th homer. Until the Canlinnls and the Rob­ ins got grand pitching in a double bender in Brooklyn, Jess Petty won a 2 lo I decision from Flint Rkem in the opener on Deberry's triple. In the nightcap two runs in the eleventh, when Frisch stole hi'.ne, gave the Cards ti 3 to I verdict. Juki,- Mo>, of tlie Beils subdued the Braves, t to 2, but in the nightcap Joe Gcticwich nipped Ciucy's winning streak by limit­ ing the Porkville hoy# to . four hits and Winning 2 trt l.-‘ -Arthur N’elif, starting a game for the lirst time in many moons, made a gallant comeback effo rt but wns in what is scientifically known us a tough - pot. DADE CIT) New sidewalks being built on various streets of fiiy. PENSACOLA $225,00(1 bond issue voted for construction of new schools in this place, PKRRINK Florida Power i Light Company purchases Redland Ice, Light ii l*oWer Com­ pany. • • m living from han mouth League Standings FLORIDA STATE I.EAOUE W. L. Pet. | • 1 . ” • *• these days SINCE I discovered what a marvelous cigarette I can make with Prince Albert, I ’m rolling ’em and smoking ’em all d a / long. A hand-to-mouth existence that is all pleasure. I ’ve made cigarettes before, but never any that tasted like these. Let me tell you about them. First you get some Prince Albert and the makin’s papers. You put a pincli in a paper and roll. The fragrance of the tobacco speeds-up the rolling process. You can hardly wait t6 taste such to­ bacco. Then you light up and pull that cool P .A . smoke into your system! Mild and mellow as morning in the tropics. Sweet as maple sugar, with a sweetness that never cloys. P .A . is easier to roll, too. It’s crimp-cut and stays put in the paper. If you’ve never made them with P. A., it’s high time you got started. Try this better tobacco. Prince Albert makes a wonderful cigarette, no doubt about that. And it is equally enjoyable in a pipe. N o bite. N o parch. Nothing but pipe-joy in every load. If you’ve always wanted to enjoy a pipe, but never found the right combina­ tion, try P. A. on my say-so. PRINCE ALBERT •Jl O I*. A. I t i . M t t t t y n h t t t . A n J k il l t i t t y k i t t i l h i l t t n J M i l l If* t w i , ( by I t i t h i n t * A l h t t l H m t t h �Tt'fwr ij.rjif ; •-,, ^ ( V w 'V i*-W & N T' ! • PAGE FIV E THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY. JULY 21, 1927 rrr 'hone 48 Phone PLACED Ivi SEMINOLE HUDSON- ESSEX INC 203 Oak Avo. Phone 41 Sanford Daily H ct«I(» Un t a d . r a t e s 4— Husine.ss Service Lrm a: L'axli in Advance 12—Wanted 20— Farms Fvr Sale WANTED:—Someone to share crop, about G acres of muck at Elder Springs, P. (). Hox No. IK', Orlando, Kin. YOU It HUSINESS —card appear MEN A n d WOMEN ... of good aping daily in thin column will pearancc to work for a local conccri Easy work, full or spare time, good remuneration. Pay every day reach over .'1,000 every day! Apply to The Herald Office. •and it costs so little a 12 word 12-AFARM TOOLS W ANTED ad for one month costs only $2,110. U ANT TO HUY tractor- disc plow, Phone 148 harrow, ditcher. W. M. Young, Ju st ask for “Classified Depart­ 201) N. Park Ave. Tel 777 or 775. phnn.* ads, will be received putrona and collector sent ediately for payment, me -..... ............- "»r " C m ....................... 7c » "**« Time rates on request, BEST BUY IN AGRICULT UR­ AL LAND In The Stntc Of Florida In the flowing well district near Sanford, with clay subsoil. On the highway and one mile from R. It. station. Already eleated. Perfect drainago. Virgin soil of unsurpassed for tility, will grow anything. 1,000 Acres in units of G acres, ns many ns you want AT A PRICE SO I.OW IT WILI "Make Your Head Swim" Home Seekers, Here Is Your Chance It May Never Come Again if you can make a smnll cask payment and finance your first crop, it will easily tiny for tin Innd. If you are looking for a “Snap" Here It Is See Me At Once W. M. YOUNG Bargains In Real Estate Park Ave. and Commercial St. ^Prediction Is Made Hujre Property Loss Follows Explosion Airships To Carry BEAVER, Pa., July Jl -fINS) i T o n s Of Frei gh! — Freedom, Pa., near Here, was H . C . VIELt .. 108 Magnolia .. shaken by n terrific explosion at the Freedom Oil Company plant today when fire caused by soot igniting exploded an cil tank. Property loss will run into thou­ sands of dollars. The handful of firefighters available a t Freedom soon found themselves unlilo t** subdue the flmcs lashing against other oil RL’O W 1st. S t. — Photic W 2W properties and threatening them momentarily. I --------- ---: --TT. - ^ = - = 5 . s Chills for all available fire­ fighting apparatus were sent to several nearby towns. STATE COLLEGE, Pa., July 21—(INKS)—A vision of greet nir liners callable of carrying, h u n ­ dreds of tons of freight, held up by helium gas was drawn by Dr. R. It. Moore, dean of science a t Purdue University before tho American Chemical Society in ses­ sion here today. Most people do not realize the commercial possibility of air­ ships filled with helium, Dr. Moore anted. The wreck of the Shctmndniil and other similar accidents have caused the development of that type craft to be negligible, he PALM C IT Y -Several streets of wild. city to he paved. jEfl “ Development of airships today is in about the same stage as de- , STARKE • Seaboard Air Line ci.hutment of the nirplimc was at to install automatic block signals thi- la-ginning of the war," Moore I st nr* - und Cclemun dis­ said. 1‘vt-n though one airship cost tance of 88 miles. $1,000,000, Moore said the govWORTH - - Bids reques­ -rnnient- would profit by 00*1 tedLAKE for construction of bridge tmeting more of them than crulsets. He cited figures of the over tracks <-f Ken hoard Air Line i World War to show thnt one air Rjii Iway on west Lake Worth •hip was worth more than six fast 1road. scouting cruisers each of which one year ov»u would cost the government $10,- a t intervals o 'though at an approximate ct/st of uoo.ooo. Dr Moore snid thnt n few ships !? I (nio,non nnrh. the i*e«ults ob­ would have to he lost before a tained would undoubtedly rnako ••litaide type could he developed. !airship li'i'insportntlnn one of tint Hut insisted thnt if the govern­ , iiiosl im portant methods of tho ment would construct 10 nirshlpa present day. I |lv reduced rates nro for L-i.itive insertions. jx Wprdft of average length m ent” 15— Apartment For Kent counted a line. Ini mum charge of .We for CUBAN UP YOU It OLD WALLS l insertion. n ivertisinc is restricted WITH THE NEW WALL PAINT TWO FURNISHED apartm ents, dose in, GOD E. Third St. |, roper classification. SOMETHING NEW AND UETan error is made ’Dio San- | TEH. F o il rU H TIIEIl INFOKMA- ~ Herald will be responsible | TION- CALL PHONE 235 .1 OH N (ELY f u r n i s h e d five room ci on M i - garage cottage, close i.i, |,.niy one incorrect insertion, • SEE, V. C. c o ld .IN , SANFORD, I0D E. Thin! Street. FLA. nilvertiser for subsequent rtinits. The office should be PHONOGRAPH repairing. piaa > FOR RENT—Wager apartmentsfied immediately in case of tuning by experts with 17 years clean, cool, co/.y, especially well •r. experience. Sanford Music Store located, 708 Earl Street, Daytona ami Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & II M: Reach. Week or month- utility fu r­ 21— Acreage Fur Sale TO ADVKItTISERS Lander Arcade, Phone 8.(2. nished. Herald representnllvB MUCK LANDS ARE VALUABLE .(>>i,,hly famtlini with rates, Depend an -lust three jnites from the city FURNISHED APARTMENT— and cinuouiention will ROYAL CLEANERS A DYERS Three rooms and hath, all mod­ limits on highway I have eight , yi(V, com pile Information. tVc clean anything. Do all kinds of ern conveniences, good location acres of muck lands thnt can lie | if you wish, they will nssist plaiting. Phono 4RI-.I. bought for $500 an acre or special reasonable tent. Phono R31-J. in wording your want ud. price made on nil of it. Thirty HUILDINti BLOCKS trn g .ition sake it morn effective. acres in entire tract includes citTWO rooms, kltriirncUo and hath; boxes and general cement work niR lauds und other good garden beautiful outlook; all improve­ OH'njM’ANT NOTICE Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Ter* ments; nttrnclividy furnished; land. Fine place for poultry and wilh-gor. Ploy, tlrd and Elm. moderate rent by week. Young's truck of all kinds. Men enn make dverivscrs should give their Tt or postoffice address as LANEY.S DRUG STO llE^-Pre- Apartments, office 200 N. Park living raising bulbs, celery, vege­ tables and poultry for Snnford and rs their phone nun.her if scriptions. Drugs, Soda. We are Ave. Orlando markets. Address R,%A. C. desire results. About one as near you as your phone. Cull 102 TWO NEW— nicely furnished care Herald. This will not be on ||,,f out or a thousand lias LUMBER and complete line cf apart mens. $2n per month. DIG m arket long. If you do not think rlephone and the others this Innd is worth the price try to building material. Low prices. W. First St. Phone 207. fi ctmimu”lcnle with you imy -omo of the muck lands in U they know your mblnms. Security Cumber Co., “ Where Good other parts of the country. Grades Como From ” Maple and lfi— Houses For Kent |H disroiitiminiice Ml M "e I --— -- --------Sixth. Phono 737. E in person at The Sanford CROSS-TIES— and poles, nny FOR RENT:—Two houses, 1403 hid e f f i r e or by letter, dele. CONCRETE in every shape and grade or dimension. See E, M. and I ID G W. First Street. Kent dlstontinuanccH are not form, hloclts, tile roofing, ornnor II. Hush, Geneva, She deserves relic/ from this monlnls, etc. Sanford Cement Prod- 1Vulcanizing Works. ucts Company, Fifth and Maple 2<>— M iscellaneous Tor Sale htw'J* * Prompt Efficient GROOM bungalow for rent, Sts. Phono 112-W. Servieo with bath and garage, on French ! Ave., near 11th St. Phono 224 or ARRIVED TODAY sugar of lead CLARENCE SMITH . \ \ \ \ \ l / / / / / ./ Tell her when you go and alum for preserving seed 1 call at <101 Park Ave. General Contractor bed covers. Hall Hardware Co. r s home lonitfht to keep nut 100 West F irst Strutt* innounremenLs FUR KENT: —5 room unfurnish-' at Phono 441 ALMOST NEW cypress bont and of the kitchen this hot ed stucco bungalow, 2 lu--l good trailer, Sacrifice for $10.30. AtE’l AL ROOFING—The Roof Ev­ rooms, living room, dining room, wentlier mid serve— for lUA'riON and PLUMBING— erlasting. Metal shingles; kitchen (equipped witli electric Phone G2H-W or 71a Myrtle Ave. loociie,’. We handle electric standing seam tin and galvanized range,) hath (with hot and cold health's sake—-thnt lictler V*. p#*its, home light and roofs. Sec Jam es II. Cowan. Oak watcY), iJrcated 2300 Palmetto GROCERY STORE for sale. At a ptanu. Hanford Machine Co ave. and Third St. Phone 111. great sacrifice, doing cash busi­ bread 1Avenue, rent summer rates, phone ness, have to leave town. $100 will t 14S. WIGUT-CURISEN 11EUHk PRINT handle deal, 31 d Cypress Ave. tutumclilles SHOP — Printing, Engraving, I ROOM Cottage, unfurnished, fnr PANAMA CITY — Bids requca- ii uuiouKjtng. nee us lin o . We do rent. 1700 block, $25 a month. ted for construction of 2 bridges J it. Phono 417-W, R. K. Avunuv- Box 1700 care Herald. DODGE Mnite by the over East Bay and West BaV'Mlt* * Stt cars and Graimm Trucks Cummenial Street. Panama City, on Gulf Coast High­ A m e r i c a n H a k e im e s C o . and 13th St. Phone 3. 19— H ouses For Rule way, resting approxim ately $1,FOR SALE OR RENT: seven 000,000. IGINS A COWAN CO. auto 6— Help Wanted (M ale) I room bungalow witu twill, * . Inter and ’ sheet metal works, ’ plotely furnished. Has large cool n i a * u r r « i : v r o r t i i i : iv n :iii< iii Ireneh Ave. Phono 7l<i-W, r . s i .a n d n p P t r i - ; m c a i n k s BOYS WANTED—f a n use five , vernmln with lawn and flowers, /•>ri/» daily v i l l i :. n , i m i i >a . . i u m is. good boys who are hustlers. Can double lots, two car garage and SANFORI) BUICK CO. I BIT. jrnm )our Given earn Us high as a dollar an lifterN u l l i t J k l i e r e t i y a l v e n ( l i n t d u i r t o s well located in the city. You can 212 Magnolia Ave ■ Twd sntt: noon. Apply Circulation D epart­ buy on your own term s or rent II .l,>nI* I n s lit. r i i m I m , i a . l-’l o r i i l n , Phone 1107 Ml i n. no ( I c l o l x - t ,1, | !• a T,. tiuiili' ment Herald. sin^lt and iphl Iva/ very reasonable. Phone fiDH-W. I I o i i i i -h I i -jii I l i l l l l ' J . Ni l n l s m m . f -u U' l . . i f N t V t J , K,• i l l - i l l III T n u t i i h l l * MODEL TRIM CO. ______________ FOR SA LE:—Four room cottage iCll i l lSl i.u . Hhi tai si k **f l l i i l Kn o lTl ne -l l not fl i i lslsi leie- l l lMI trim the car, not the owner." i e__K innneiol loll on one of best lots on Magno­ t o t a n l i i - i ' o i n t i i i i t a t l o i i P r o o f , l o e s i'honc 817 for estim ates lia Avenue, nend South Sid- (itlillsh ,-litlni i,i (Ii*' IhikI ntuiv,- <t-' 7If V. W. RADFORD t,lif,llll I'll-tit i*l it ,tit Point MONEY— to loan on Improved do- School —rPrice reasonable. Terms at Kaiifonl, Plorliln, on tin* Mil day HUPS—MARMONS sirablL residential property In la suit purchaser. Owner Ihix 131 o' August, 1(125. i itiitoiiiil iiuiin-s as wli iiihu' s : I Sanford Automobile Co. Sanford a t fi per cent interest, no ra te Herald. T J. lame, of Ptiulaotii. Florida piiignolia Ave. Phone 137 brokerage- Address Loan I*. O- Box II U *'ox. of l.'holiintn. Elorldu. a a aB B iiM B a a a x a n aa a a aM FOR KALE:—Onu of best five i> I* I»iiiiI,-I. of f'liiilnotn. PlorM i 603 City. room bungalows on Palmetto Hurry Sliiif, of Pliiihioln. Klorlil i NEW SANFORD BOOSTER <:, orae p . Prom Avenue, in Sanford Heights, cor­ de only $1.00, Studehakrr ItcBlsIrr ner lot, equipped with electric "V* A k for carbon juice with 1 1— Miscellaneous range and water heater, pidre leas A Rrnl Hfimeltkr Place To Ste|i line top* the knock. Kan 1Garage t 'o. than m arket value, term s to sui*. Come to The Ocean View Hotel si ('A lt AWNINGS* -keep out tie Box 1G C. O. Herald. Coronado Beach, Fla. 01.N FO RK — FORDSONl dazzling sun and drizzling rain screened, modern. IniEdward Higgins Ine. ear owners need them, $3.GO u pair [FOR SA LE:—Five room Spanish Thoroly provenieuts. Rates 83.50 a day fner* ia| Ai Palmetto. Phono 331 is dirt cheap. Salsemen and sal*-.- J bungalow on Park Avenue, 2 —------------------------' ladies are cleaning up with this car garage, nice lawn, immediale Anierlrau IMnn. $15 per wrrb IFORD Overtaml Co. Wlllya-i newest auto necessity, chII or j possession,—can’t he beat fur I In* single, $25 double, E, J. COATI-IS, Mgr. pKht- A- Overland, Whlppits. write for particular.'1. Auto Awn- price, term s $200.1)0 cash, lialtif.ee j monthly. Box 148 care Heridd. A Commercial Sts. Phene 58. ing Co. 11 Dull Bldg. m a n '-‘j—, S * * k . f, ? S V SuhH tnntinl J e w e le r ft a S u b s ta n tia l V’ J C ity II Pints* Battery ’ FLETCHER BATTERY & ELECTRIC CO. $ 1 0 .0 0 ........... -........ ,___tlfij] The Twins o j Power s a y ^ Tut tM JkAt 1.TotemII SEA BOA RD O IL C O M P A N Y ’ JacKson villiFloriUcu ■([See Service Station Manaqerabout ourl ^([Special SavingsPJan.Ifsa good PropositionJ r PRIZE OFFERS SENDINAT10LENE ^ EPIGRAM.. F IV E DOLLARS PAID FOR EACH O N E PRINTED Builds Sturdy H ealth I E thyl G as jOM’N POP i t'W GOWN w i, WONDER IF'/OO’RG TBf?oo<5H , BSiNO OISH6S? * DlSHCS? V/H</ ^ 1 L DIDN'T KNOW THeRG V/FRC K M OF if<XJRS r 9OH.M4,WESr SIX. CUPS AND f\ Lerr OFPLATCS-CHICkf Borrow ed t h e m — ■ BY TAYLOB Elton J. Mougiiton WELL, JUST A Minute - u ll, Architect see ’WHAT ME KNOWS A8O0T IT First N at’l. Brnk Bldg. Sanford, Fla. WHILE woo 0 WAV f|N ! l a m a Ay* ifhf m a lic io u s ( | MOW KTI1YL GASOLINE WI L L IMPKO VE T 11 E PERFOK MA NCE O V YOUR MOTOR. 1. It will eliminate fuel “ knock" und power loss under all conditions. 2. It will make ca)hi*n lie pout la a source of extra power. 3. It will give you a smooth and better pulling engine, particu­ larly noticeable on hills and heavy roads. 4. It will reduce gear-shifting and increase acceleration, tlieieby making driving easier, especially In traffic. 0. It will keep your engine cooler. II. It will cut down vibration, thereby reducing engine wear and tear and depreciation. 7. It will save you the expense of carbon removal nml other repairs caused by "knocking” and carbon formation. 8. It will give more power from each gallon of fuel that you buy--and mom mileage per gallon ns carbon forms and in­ creases compression. IU A M IIN II II,JA W TITAN I should bo hilled! Bcc Brand Powder or Liquid kills Flics,Fleas, Mosquitoes, Roaches, Ants, Water Bugs, Bed Bugs, Moths, Crickets, Poultry Lico and many other insects. i COME WOO HAO To [ Borrow d is h e s FKo m MRSD frc VJHEN w e HAD PLEWTV i ° '* >w —WHAT eCCAMG Dp OCRS —DID NOD BREAK t*uvrdcf Hi them ? / / Liqui.'l »oc and aye soe «ad 7je *od Sl.oo Si .jj 1« . 6f>rajr fliu _ j |i W iit» f'n trfrt,rx ,J ;1 rio n k i!llu f buu»c t n d i r i o i jila ic iti. tic C o n a lc k A Co. B t lU a o r t , M d . Bee Brand INSECT Po w d e r .j* u * p»T orr - r Oimr ar jP-* IQUID DIAMOND HEAVY SERVICE $ 8 .; m : 30x3 Vi ........... $ 7.:tr, ! - 32x4 12.4016.10 33.10 ; 30x.r) K ply la-avy service 36.60 ! 33x5 8 ply heavy service * 29x4.40 ................. 8.40 10.70 15.85 I 30x4.95 ................ 12.20 17.70 ■ 30x5.25................ 1.3.65 20.85 ! 30x5.77 ................ 16.00 25.50 j 33x6.00 ................ 0.00 a i a s■ 5 m l Use Diamond 1ires ^ o s q u ifo 1 ■! ■ Ri ■ TUBES $1.60 3.10 1.40 4.85 2.25 2.80 3.15 3.80 Pmind.tinn* Sidewalks G .rafei Garage floors Driveways O llsr floors roslw ltnee.gsts, l a mp , mai l , cloth sslins, porch Troughs Curbs Culverts Slept, Stslrways Stucco Garden (urnltura Citterns Wall covert, tin. Ing., pletlormt Cold (rsmet I’ouifry houtet Poroliet Sand hotel It unit Chimnryt Hire places Walls Sillt and lintels Feeding-floors Sibil Storage cellars Ice hnuie Gutters Seplio tanks Water tanks T res tiirgcry I’srgnUi Refute container! Ponds t Lily, d u ok . ( a i mining, foil Tennit oourtt Urn i, flowerho set {Suggestionsfor giving the old place new luster/ Put ti man in the finest suit of clothes money can buy. If his trousers aren’t pressed, his hair combed, tmd the suit brushed up, he doesn’t look the part. It’s the stime way with the house or ftirni. Mere tire sonic suggestions. You cannot do everything at once. The trick is to take one thing at a time and do that right. Then go on to the next, and so on down the list. Check the suggestions below . Then come and see us. We have the necessary materials and wc can give you some radical suggestions about ow to do it. C Chase & Company 200 Oak Ave.—Sanford, Fla.—Telephone 536 4 .1 0 Complete stock of genuine Ford repair parts. ItllY “DIAMONDS” AT : ■ | Wight Brothers Company j 2jid. Jt Magnolia, 101 Is and Sanford, tat. H Elm or Jonea Tire Shop Lone Star Cement la made by the Alabama Portland Cement Co. Birmingham. Ala. S.h-idl.uy of International Cement Corvorsttea A te Exchange A Winning Tiolene Epigram!, . ; 148 5UBMITT6D BY E B f?055, ROUTE7, BX25,JACH50NV!Ll^ ; I l■ � 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 21, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 21, 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 21, 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/23a19a8396815d14ca9808c53784f232.pdf d30a44863246f85f249c6047b953acf1 PDF Text Text .'CA it • • ft t «v v ■ W -v*- YOUR n e w s p a p e r THE WEATHER ubllshcd i n ' T T o r i d u ' s H eart Lp World’s Greatest VeRetabtc friion. Its Richest Garden Land R jM E ^ P --X v , L Fair tonight and Saturday, oxccpt local thunder showers Satunlay afternoon. Leased Wire International News Service Suspects Arrested Attacking Consul MEXICO CITY, July 22.—(I N S )—Severn) suspects, believed to be involved in t ho nttempt on his life, have been arrested In Puerto, Mexico, according to ad. vices from Consul William I). Chapman to (be American em­ bassy here. Chapman, who was shot and wounded seriously in his homo last Sunday, added lh it his own condition was improv­ ing satisfactorily under the care of Dr. J. J. Sparks, who is also the British vice consul in Puer­ to. It wns from Dr. Spnrks that the embassy first learned of the attack on Chapman’s life. ,c Young Key West hirls I n Party A s dmall Launch Leaks [\nd Begins To Sink Carol .isks To Be Allowed To Return Country Is Quiet But Fear Is Entertained That Coup May Be Attempted By Politicians S / o f I E o n t o n WOUNDED DURING rFisl.in(LExpedition SHOOTING SCRAPE: J. BERLIN, July 2 2 .-(IN S )—Re­ ports from Bucharest this after­ noon stated that clashes between .supporters of Prince Carol and Igovernment troops here broke out B. McKee Suffers F r o n t 'io Fngnras. Tho reports stat« that several were killed during Wound InflictedlnRiRhtLoR 1the fighting. As Gun Falls From Holster In FIIIInRStnlionAltercation DEMPSEY WINS OVER SHARKEY IN 7TH ROUND i Huge Garden Party Ends London Season Sanford Contracting Firm Jrcssed In Gaudy, Pictures­ que Costumes They Stream lit To Pay Last Respects To Dead Ring Lying In State NUMBER 271 Member Audit llure.iit Of Circulations Of Episcopal PEASANTSFILEConstruction Parish House Is Rushed By iba From Tampa iees SOS Signals pR0Hj,>,X,0N A||) kKY WEST, Fin., July 22— Es)—Eleven Floridans, five I tlicm young girls, were 1-cl from drowning by the Longer liner Cuba of the land 0 Steamship Line. I he Iba was ten miles out from Limit Key Thursday afterL it was learned, when the tba arrived there tiiis morn- SAN FOR I), FLORIDA, FRIDAY, .IDLY 22. 11127 Excellent progress in the con- ly •lust, now, the workmen are en­ stiaction of the parish houso mi the Holy Cross Episcopal Churtli gaged in placing materials in pre-| was announced this morning by miration for beginning tho roof­ Hundred Mile Coast Is the contractors, Hunt nnd Huddle­ ing work, anil are completing the ston, who stated that tho work i » interior framing before proceeding Guarded H\ Only Two lloatsj about three weeks abend of cclic- with the rest of the interior work. And Is Known To Shippers _______ ... ......... ... any _ .possible Wlion completed tho parish j cfule nnd_that barring As “ Ontario’s Gold Coast” delay In the delivery of materials house will lie one of the finest the job will he completed ahead of nnd most modern buildings of its! . * • the contract which calls for the Id ml in the stnto, according to O l l l O B o r d e r BOTCO finished job on Oct. 1. | . !tho contractors. The building will 1 ‘ _ F ' ‘ ured for Sunday S’ bool nnd The work that remains to done on tho hnmlsome Imihlitig. ' cr church organisation meet-! bring creeled a t Magnolia Avctti-'' > ’■. •i in addition to being n rocrcn-! B ornslm i Is Drastic Prose­ t il center. The building will | cutor Anti Hampers WorliOf and Fourth Street, includes stdC coing of the exterior, laying th 1 e a stucco finish and it nrclit ’anadiau-Ohiu Smugglers roof nnd finishing tho integer in fnr*? will he in keeping with; parts. Practically all of the urn: ih t of the church which adjoins i KDlTC'll'K NOTH Tills In llie j onry work has been completed, nr i' fin'i of it series of articles «!>-cording to J. F. N. Huddleston. When completed nnd furnished niriinj* the riiin-runtiltm traffic tu . i il |lt« Itiillr.l Hint' s iitnl member of the contracting firm, the building Is expected to ropre- tl'< ’a nu<1a Tho plumbing fixtures nre now bp at nn investment of ?;:r»,ooo. By LAWRENCE SULLIVAN !n<r installed nnd the electrician- < <, rpont nnd Henthorno nre the. International News Service Staff are expected to begin work shov*-'architects. Correspondent rhroe Resumes Operations . 1' LONDON. July 22—(IN S)— Nearly 1.1,000 persons were ex­ pected to attend the garden party at Buckingham Palace this afternoon. This event vir­ tually marks tho end of tho Ixuulnn season nnd probnbly will he the final public engage­ ment of tho Prince of Wales before ho lonvcs for Cnnnda with Premier Stanley Baldwin. King (leorgo nnd Queen Maty a ret wearing mourning for the late King Ferdinand of Roumttnin, but the Roumanian rul­ e r’s death hns not interfered with the royal families social plans. _____ RigfotHookToBeltAnd Left To Jaw Brings Sharkey DownAfter 7 G r illin g Rounds j80Thousand Wildly ' Acclaim The Victor PRAISEEXTENDED Flashes Of Old Time Revealed A s TO JACKSONVILLE Form Dempsey Plows In liV LOCAL PARTY ThoyNEWhad YORK. July two strikes on Babe oo_ Sanford Good Will Delegation Ruth and then he hit one over Returns This MorningAftcr the fence. CLEVELAND. *Ohio, July 2 2 BUCHAREST, July 22.—(INS) Fine Entertainm ent (liven Three hundred miles of Lake Erie The old, old story, ancient —Peasants, dressed in their gaudy By Gate City BoardOtTrndc chore line between Toledo, Ohio ns sin itsolf, the tale of the Will Graves, operator of » fil­ picturesque costumes streamed ami Erie, I’u., along which thero Imre nnd the tortoise, wns re­ ling station at the intersection of to Bucharest today from nil parts W ith’ warm praise for the cor­ pented nil over ngnin nt tho nre only two United States cus­ tho Orlando nnd Oviedo rends, is of tin* kingdom to visit Cotroeenl in the Seminole County jail ns a Castle where King Ferdinand's toms boats, is known to lake ship­ dial hospitality extended to them Ynnkee Stadium Inst night federal prisoner nnd J. B. McKee, body is lying in state and to wit ping men ns "Ontario's gohl- as guests of the Jacksonville when Jnck Dempsey, the chamber of commerce, tnemberq federal prohibition agent, is in th e'n e ss the funernl cortege on Sunfrom Port Tampa. The small const". It is the fairyland of r u m 1of the Sanford good will tour re­ great killer of fistinna, added an­ lam launch from which the rcs- Fcrnald-Laughton Hospital as the day. other pelt to tho old thatch. He The body, attired in its military In d ire c tly A u k s H i s Son, C u r- Attorney Giro Out No In Tor-1runners who have organized tho turned to this city at noon today knocked Jnck Sharkey, thnt pain­ d were taken sunk shortly after result of n shooting affray which v 0t T o Return T n K u m n n ; motion As To How I 'ltc v K x - ! " ,°r supplying Ohio, birth after a two-day outing that was fully confident young man from , , Urvivors had been taken a- occurred late Thursday afternoon I uniform, lies ill a plain oaken CO described as one of the most de­ at the filling station, known here |in, with gold trimmings, in th ia la, To Work ro rC .u i.lr, ,,,,, To Secure Ac,;.,ill..! Of Boston, colder than n frapp* after L ,| the passenger vessel. lightful trips ever staged under •15 as the Joe Saucer place. m itra l hall of the palace with seconds of fighting in tho seven­ By ilelpitiR To Keep Venn' Irio I'or KilltiiR l.e Loeul |,0«piu* th.? hazards open lake |Thc FIoridnnH left Anna Maria spite the hazards of of open lal;o tile auspices of the local Chamber th round, nt n time when tho tor­ McKee is suffering from a (sword and crown beside it. There Ly, on Florida’s west const, yes- wound inflicted in his leg by a ■is an honorary guard of soldicM navigation and the combined ef­ of Commerce. toise seemed tottering on his last, HIIf'IlAKFS i July 22.— (INS i FRANKLIN, La., July 22 >day morning for n dny of fish- bullet from a .11 caliber revolver, in the palace nnd another outside. forts of the state and federal en­ President S. O. Shinholscr, Sec- palsied old legs nnd tho hnro was One Of the i , t nets of 0.8 lot (INS) With tho opening of tho L jhe launch sprang n Uni; A doctor’s examination of the I Little King Michael, the fiveforcement organizations, the Ca­ relnry E. J. Trotter nnd other of­ skimming ovor tho landscape ns [ortly before noon. The mrushing wound is said to irnvc revealed a ] ycnr-ohl monarch of Kmiman'u Kimr Ferdir • ! was to address nn ""intry a most famous muni r nadian liquor smuggling traffic on ficials of the organizations, who only a hnro cnn. ^ away, the defence historic lathe Erie has expanded were members of tho delegation, tier disabled the launches en- splintered hone below the knee in whose rule will he conducted by m d im t plea .o his son Prlnco Carol ‘tirnl. tliroo .days ... dill held u veil were just about to declare ’ Inc and nil bunds turned to bail* his right leg. McKee wns resting n council of regency until ho is tS, net to attempt t„ return to Ron- .-ttamoya today t such nil alarming rate during expressed satisfaction over tho it They contest out of resigned pity 'of legal mystery over tho manner arecent L They were nnklo deep in water Comfortably this morning nnd was {unless it coup upsets the regency mania to take over th" throne. months that it has forced success of the trip. Tho visit to nndnoprepare tho melancholy obitu­ , ... , . ivIn,n by which they hope In save Mrs. the re-cstahlishnlent here of tho Id on the verge of exhaustion able to talk to n representative of jin the meantime, was taken to see Jacksonville, they (lectured, has aries nbout the man who wns com­ This wn? Ada I^Bnouf, Hr. Droher, nnd hi rder patrol force abandoned in Itien the Cuba cnmtitc from Port The Herald who approached him his grandfather and lie gazed tho official ga/a tti puhit■ • J ;,nies Beadle, the trapper, from | Man h 1026, when customs offi- helped niuteriully to cement tho pared with tho man who wasn’t, ,li.i -1 "testament Lmpa 'teamed in sight. friendly spirit existing between when suddenly out of nowhere " " irar"' ■'••airs itead.e, the trapper solemnly at the wasted features Ferdinands po for his version of the shooting. [With improvised flags made from t «" ‘ ‘I ’’ l: " - ‘ hellovcd the Ohio's rum row the two cities in particular and Dempsey lashed nwny in n clinch which inclmli I „ lettert written Accenting to McKee, who with without saying a word. i.. ir. < •;, mg and butchering id James lie . , , IcCm pieces of the gowns of the Deputies Stephenson and Booth between Jacksonville nnd tho cen­ with n left to the body nnd jaw and ........ mutiliited ............ body .. wns ' 1,1 I’,teaf,( whose . 1 ' The army and navy lias sworn Premier Brntinnu loirm, the passengers vessel was formed a party leaving here yes­ oynlty d ctli. In this tolto tell, I f(,nM(| jn (;ik|, i>|oUr<I.-on July 1. lh timing operations on the .100 tral section in general. t*> the new hoy king. Bay- d»>al>efoio Id* death. Sharkey wan no more. July I |gn»lUd. The distress cutis were terday on a raiding expedition, onets Upon nrrival in the Goto City metn guard irnai.l the little fellow when\n Importnnt conferenco be­ mile patrol with It men and two Yes, thoy have two strikes on when Kng honlinnnd mains Ids lmllrcv |chtol by first mate Donovan, and the three officers stopped a t the ever he goes abroad. Ho cannot pica that Prince ' and refrain from tween the three ilefomlontH and hoata after an open season of 15 Thursday morning nt H o’clock, tho Ruth, many n ninn, they say, was apUin John Alhury of the Cuba filling station to buy cold drinks play at liberty as ho did three days complicating tIn* political situntiu,'. ih r attorneys, Senator James U. m nth.i, Cuatomn Collector A. P, Sanford party wns welcomed by u horn thut way, hut it means noth­ timd the vessel to proceed full before proceeding to their ilestin- ago. "As n ehristian I am constant!' p • '■ ru n , L. t). Plcot.nnd former F< atoii, in charge of the Clovo- group of notubloH headed by ing to Ruth just ns a few slaps on luia ahead to the fast sinking ution near Oviedo. While tho trio thinking of tin- moment when 1 v I I s| kor B. F. Walker, la schctlul* *tmiggling trade again enmeshed Muyor John T. Alsop. Thu visitors the nldo curtain means nothing io,| Little Michael will lie the cen­ stand before my God, "said Kin Junrh. Tho survivors climbed a- standing in the store room of the id for Saturday. This is expect«A tleejily in the legitimate luku com­ wore taken immediately to Jack­ Jack Dentpsa/. tral figure of interest when the fu ­ Ferdinand's letter. oad Uiu Cuba, a ladder being low- filling station, one of the deputies sonville Beach where entertain­ to he the InKt meeting between the merce. For Dempsey, often compnred to fd for them, nnd first nid ren- is said to have jokingly asked neral is held Sunday. Tho date of “As n Roumanian nnd King, 1 three a- • d nhd their rounsol l>c-| Although Cleveland’s liquor re ment wns provided under the aus­ £he t(ger, might be old and Jicob'J the funeral wns sol originally for jsrrd everal of the women, < pices of the hoard of trade u f tJrtit constantly think of the fate of c the opening ipening-’ of the tried! ><lp?a lire considerably larger nnd toothless but ns long ns the tig tv. ' nnrtiM 'xvrr*' Grj'vcs for some “ homo brew." Saturday, but was postponed 21 f,m whiri 1I hn'vj devoted .Monday, | than a yoftr ago, they are still city. Many of the party also avail­ breathes ho in dangerous to human cuuntVy, to whirh oATirto i/r.insi gunrd irinid oiit^i1 ^ ' h i s nirmrl., Xlravi s ftubhwl, hours to enable King Alexander, « 'UiitVy, to my 1if* life’ nn on this It Is generally expocled that llm relatively unimportant ns rompar- ed themselves of nn opportunity kind nnd so It is with the man who 1•t1 which returned with gt them 1piit to arrording to McKee, and then pns- of .logos Invia, son-in-law of the ",v 1 entth. God has willed that the crown, I« !< Tense will move Monday for a oil with the volume of Canadian to tnke n dip into tho ocean after live* within the mnn who mnsquerRmu Mario Key. The survivors; Bed in rear of the prohibition late king, to arrive here from with which tho fato of the country p■>•tponement, but it is believed stocks entering Detroit and To­ which the delegation repaired to mles under the synthetic polish nnd Isptain I*. Schnmher, S. F. Wil- agent. As he stood drinking from Belgrade. the San Joso hotel where a lun­ culture thnt is William Harrison ’ails Ins not re- I" inoftricably Lonnerlcd, should ; l 1;»t Judge James D. Simon hi cer- ledo. According to prohibition op­ cheon Carol still in Paris was served. I m, G. A. Register, W. E. Browne, n small luAtle, McKee said he felt Dempsey. „ eratives, little of the Cleveland ids i-eiiuest for r‘-,st upon th e ' In ad of my miliar, tain to overrule this plea. District I. A. F< ^.nison, L. It. Mitlins, Miss a tug at his pistol hanging in a coived reply io lend his father’s ! Kr°adchild, Michael. stock goes beyond the city by Among those who nddressed the It seems like taking something 'Attorney Emile Vullcinnnt said holster on his right hip. As he permission to ntU Mice Moree, Miss Effie Moree, j truck, whereas at tho western en l gathering were: Mayor Alsop, S. from n citizen who has nbout every­ I plead to heaven to protert Inn ,» that the prosecution is felt a second pull at the gun, Mcfuneral at Bucharest. piss Inez Moree, Miss Betsy Palmand Idess him so that unde, Itn '< ady to go ahead without delay of Lake Erie, almost half of the (J. Shinholscr, Frank O. Miller, thing today when I say thnt Shark­ Kco said he wheeled suddenly and and Miss Elsie Palmer. “ I am afraid I will not rule lloiitnnnln may grow nnd he-;J11"* 'l" ’ J1""-'’ IMinel st' ,i,Mi idrendy Toledo landings are trucked in­ president Jacksonville Motor Club; ey lost the fight us much ns Demp­ the gun dropped from the bolster there," lie mild. I <n summoned for Monday. It Is I land to Ohio, Michigan and In­ It. J. Holly, Commissioner Thom­ sey won it. This great hook-nnd— tiling as it Htruck the floor. McKee If Carol remains in Paris, lie in­ eomc stronger. . , considered possible (lint t i e stale dinnn, some of i( reaching ns far as (’. I meson, S. U. Dighton, J. C. a mnn hardly could go wrong nsaid he slumped to the flocr and sists he will attend a memorial "I appeal to all ...... i nnd how si nij|y pul ^ firKl witnciw the west us Chicago and as far south Conley, E. J. Trotter, Mayor Tny- gainst tho remnant of n Dempsey Graves fell over him. service in the Roumanian church subjects to help him maintain <-i stand Tuesday morning. lor J. Harris of South Jnckson- that plodded doggedly __ . about the as Cincinnati . The two deputies immediately on Sunday, waving aside the warn­ der in the country. Besides being twice as far from ' ’hie, John Meisch Ralph Williams, I ring Inst night. But the point Is Mrs. LeBoeuf, the oUrnclivi placed graves under arrest and ing that a plotter may nttuek him "I can’t view the future without |,|nn,j w|,0 |,nR admitted thnt sin* the Ontario idiorcs as Toledo, 1 ° f the Jacksonville Mot- 1thnt Sharkey did feo wrong, awfulrushed McKee to the local hospital if ho shows himself in public. thinking in my fatherly In ail <’l )u,r liushaml to hi i dentil, t ’levelnnd’s smugglers nre lnimp- or Club, nnd City Manager W. II. | ly. painfully wrong. tor medical attention. Meanwhile Bucharest and the country at my dear non Uarol, who I wii !i a j maintains her eoiniioNur*.' in iier « red I'levlously by District Attor­ Williams of Sanford. { Ho thought he wns a pretty good Graves is in jail without any Junes, negro, is in the charge lodged against him. County large are quiet. But troops are still happy honest li " in the new stale .ri,||, |>nt ja irritated by nuineroir.i ney A. E. Bernsleen, eelelirnted A tour of Jneksonillo followed i fightar nnd I am not convinced yet which he himself lias ccleeled ( o a - l , nj|K from ncquninlimFcM who Ihrouglintit the country ns one of tin luncheon nnd a t Jt o’clock the thut ho wasn't. But tho pitcher Fourty jail facing a charge of officers said tho case wns out of massed- at strategic point;. ’Llie official gazette puhliihe; trary to our wishes ’ rrnnii larreuy ns a result of his j their jurisdiction since Graves is have suddenly developed Into tlie 11)0*1 drastic prohibition pros­ party was driven to tho Florida who slips one to Bubo Ruth in the L 1" today the king's will and nls "I <li> ii'.t doubt that o i a true ifrloml and eized tho chanco to ecutors in the department of jus- Th pter whoro a special program groove just because George is two ►ty i Thursday by Detective ,c I |otter letter ho he wrote some time he i«cn in connection with tho theft "" a f c d e r u l prisoner. I' ho ti me Itofot Roumnlniun lie will work to in i! • ; conie.ami see her. She has given tee. The federal courts nt Cleve­ the visitors. At 5 o’clock Thurs­ down nnd ono to go is n snp of the filling station operator hns engag­ if auto tools and nenssories valued ed the services of G. W. Spencer, hiu death relating to state and Boumapia to develop peacefully orders that none hut ii i mnll group land, nlso are noted along the On­ day afternoon the party left purest ray serene and you can tnko family affairs. It is understood under the rule of his son. In order „f relatives and intimities bo ad- tario border as exceptionally se- Jneksonillo on thu return trip iny word for it that Sharkey was a |,t more than $ 100. Jones is said to J r. local attorney. most soreno sap Inst night. that Carol will receive a bequest of not to oisturh the pence of 'h<*! mitted to see her. vi re In dealing with prohibition home. pvc entered a garage at Thirteen- ■ ■ .. ■ ■■ Ho had before him tho spectacle cush and securities. Originally ho country I have denied myself ttie , law violators. M street nnd Cedar Avenue and to thnt wns presented nt tho Phila­ was to receive, tho hulk of the joy of seeing hint again. By tho 1 l • j ^ f *1 Q n p n i p a rl \ v )t.Rrunnnonhave made away wlh h These factors, combined with delphia Stadium last September king’s estute .but Carol sacrificed same token i demand of hint not i x l l I tI cI I I j j L l / I C C J 1* the greater hazards of nnvivgntinu p e made nwoy with his loot on when Gono Tunney quite sensibly I l f ‘ l l l> • his fortune, along with ids royal to return to the country until tie /*t. i ["cor., dny of this week. in tho open lake to Cleveland, declined to meet Dempsey body to rights, when he deserted Ids wife legal nuthoritii M-rmit him. | ( U I ) R \ \ I I I B p ^ I I l O i l bring Canadian whiskey to $10.1)0 Walter Russell operator of the WASHINGTON* July 22 (IN for another woman. body and heave at it like n couple "My mm r’aiol m u . i, by In l> \ c / v i ■ a .mail It. ie. as / against $1.00 to F t l « A complained to police about S)^—The United States Inn no in­ of longshoremen. Instead, he Apparently the Roumanian peo­ linvior, teach to all re*perl for the | ' J l ’S t 0 1 O (I l 0 I) I* $.1.00 in Detroit and $1.50 to $0.00 H L ' L U I l l i T l I c i l l l l l l l C moved I’’ 1 ■t ;md Detective Green np- tention of withduwing mit line ple at large are taking little int<-r- legal situi’tion i rente I by his own rapidly about in widening in Toledo. I fiwnded the negro yo.tenluy. In from Nicnrngun, Secrclnry of making n stand only long ost in the plans of Carol. It is be­ MIAMI, Fla., July 22—(IN S)— circles, hjttnhty-det^;; Even thi i handicaps, however, State Kellogg, declared today, lieved generally that he will not renunciation of the throin nu t as I r e y WEST, Fin., inly 22 (INS) enough to slap Dempsey nhopt it is duty a t a Bouaianln.i. son nnd jThe K-y West-llaviinn air mail PtBnlcipal Court this morning, This wan his response to the tesohave not driven the elusive rum Criticism was rife here today fol­ with quick, short punches and then attempt to return to Buchan" t for father, to fulfill tin; obligations route for which 1,’or.l nuttier fieueral lowing a futile nttempt by tho Mi­ I , n' • pleaded guilty“ *“ to u“ charge "*------- lution of the Pan American Fed­ (Continued On Pngo Five) •V!:.‘.h .!*•’. LV”1: .u |'. " f *'i I" i', ' N' W recently aw ard..I a contract to hHriVi.in Voir•!' in"I'l!. ^fcdl’ral ami Bench fire department into ’* larceny and his case wns trails- eration of Labor for withdrawal the funeral. Whether he will m- iative and which v.ere not impoml Ihe I’an-Aineriran Airways, Inc. of courts for the northern Ohio dis- last night to extinguish a blaze | tempt to oust bin little son from "'LicJ I,, Hi,, rounty court. of , Americnn _armed forces. Under tin- throne, i.-. a riddle of I! ill. m upon hint by anyone." New York, will hi- inaugurated a ­ t i i 'l in Hie year ending July 1, Unit totally destroyed the former In addition In the Jones case the Slimson Pence agreement, nin.. . ' bout (let. I, according to John K. have hud little influence upon tho Carl G. Flasher bout slips near tho are were only two others to rincs nines are nre to stay Slav in the country ■ Jt js' (|l>(,m|M, ,.|irtai|| t |IIlt .uMontgomery, vice president of (he speed boat traffic ami blind ear- eastern end of the Venetian oo ck s ''cfore Judge W. E. White. to supervise the presidential elec­ grunt led politicians will make an company, today. causeway and 10 vnluahlo boats of ■«. McKinney, charged with tion next year. The Key West !Iiivium schedule ;:n; which are the main source of tiie pleasure type cuusing a total effort to have (’arid publicly pro­ supply. con,ll*ri. wns fined J 2l is the first link in a proposed 1,566 claim himself lin g nnd attempt damage in excess of $60,000. FLIGHT TO P 1IILI.IITINKS | " II. G. Kit, charged with mile idr service t South America, to return, hut his mother will JUDGE TO PASH SENTENCE Two fire companies were charg­ WASHINGTON. July 22.-(INS) {touching nt all th ' principal cities r reeding the speed limit, wns WASHINGTON. July 22.—(IN counsel him against *uch action. If you drink bootleg liquor it’-' H ed by many with negligence and A public meeting to discuss the ' ,’SKl“d a fine of $S and costs. in thnt section. LS)—A trims Pacifir flight to the .1,000 to one shot that you're gamb­ JACKSONVILLE, Fla.. July 22 inefficiency in nllowing the fire to canal question has been tenativety The company plans to lcn.se 'lie WINTER HAVEN Plans ling with dentil. At least that’s PhilipincH within a year wa pre­ (INS) Sentence will probably he gain such headway thnt all subse­ net for next Wednesday night lit dicted here today by Lieut. Alfred under way for opening $.’0,000 lit opinion of Dr. J. M. Doran, pro­ airport owned by William It.Porter, passed today upon Glttude Moore, quent efforts to extinguish it the city liall, according to mem- /j1 president of tho First National F. Ilcgcnbergcr, one of the army j new citru. fruit canning plant in hibition comininioncr. hern of tho Canul Board who an­ Bunk of this city. This station formerly of Atlanta, who was Into were unavailing. It is claimed that nounced tlds morning that thu flyers who recently flew to Hawaii.. this city. yc'tordny found guilty of murder two lines of hose Iny on tho Doran declared today that thp j wns formerly occupied by the Aeroquality of bootleg is lower thun id I marine Airways, lac.,which had the ill the second degree for the nllcgcd ground for 10 minutes hoforo any Wednesday date is subject to tho | mP !? .ANGELES, July 22ronvenienro of Col. Gilbert A anytime since prohibition became government contract in P.*22 for slaying of Mrs. Mutulo Calloway water flowed through thorn. | ‘’ Betrayed by the peculiar by slnaliing hrr throat while slw Youngberg, former United State.* Several hoata in or adjoining tho effective. Mnonchin? in regarded handling of Gulin hound mail. The was attempting to call police. The slips caught fire, burned loose W ar Department engineer who r'T’«t',ir, 1,1, "'I'ich ho crossed hij ns even more dangerous thun llrjuL.rvlco wns discontinued after it • Louis F. Pritcutt, former ors produced from re-distilled io-| had operated for a year at great jury returned the verdict a fter de­ from their moorings, and drifted will uddresn the gathuring. PMtniKMter of Hialeah, Fla., was Members of tho Cunal Board northward on to Biscayne Bny. dustrinl alcohol. Tiie phi time art |0;,S( 1(, United States and liberating only 40 minutes. I* , here today on u charge had hoped to stage the meeting on of moonshine, developed in the Culm. jumping $25,000 bond in the wen southern mountains as a protest a ­ next Monday night ns recently a n ­ Tho Sanford |iolice department nnd expenditures for the The Cuban consulnle horn ha i. ri, a chy» where ho is suid to over a period of seven years hns years beginning with 1020: nounced, hut due to u conflict with gainst liquor taxes, has been lost announced thnt Cuba will shortly anted for embezzlement Of- turned into city coffers a surplus Year Receipts except in remote .districts, accord­ close a contract with llie Pan-Am­ eomo other rngugemenU, ^C Expenses 0,311.85 ing to Doran. I.?,?' , ri‘l"" t‘ d they found Frit of $35,760.52 above its operating 1020 $ 8,013.31 Youngberg will bo unuble to t erican Company for llie transport­ r » " utter a eun-ful check of I; •'.- expenses according to figures ob­ 1021 8,248.45 here on that date, it was learned 0.411.02 ing of Cuba mail on the return trip. n'guitcrs. 4,078.00 5.788.20 NEW ItAIMO SERVICE Coi. Youngberg will he pro tained this morning from Ihe de­ 1022 Cubit post office officials linve as­ 15.484.00 10,327.40 ut a meeting of the Canal partment and City liall. An aud­ 1023 sn rial Postmaster General New thnt 20.322.00 In Titusville on Monday at 1 . 10,091.02 itor’s report shows that receipts 1021 BERLIN, July 22.- O N S ) they would let their contract to the 27,040.55 Radio telephone communication be­ same company 20.570.10 clock hut u meeting in Kuu Gall for the seven-year period total 1025 I.iirli tiny The Herald will present five questions concerning rvcoivlg Unde 42,73113 tween Berlin and Buenos Ayres ha. Bum’s service. for tho next day will prevent hi* 20,184.35 $134,766.08 while the expenses n- 1020 Sanford's history, its industries, its city government, its recre­ • from coming here Monday even­ bee n established. The Telefunkcn mounted to $01*,007.40. ational facilities and other interesting subjects. Tho answers will $00,007.40 $134,760.08 Company tins received word ft<>m ing It is believed he will Ih« avail­ During the past four years since Total Ik? given with the questions. Persons who have questions which able for Wednesday night. The significant feature of the |»o- Buenos Ayres that conversation the department hns been under 'foy* left i„ which to register Chief of Police Roy G. Williams lice department figures ns pointed from Nuuen has been understood thoy desire to have included In this column, mny communicate According to present plans i Tho Buenos Ayres arc given ns $112,488.08 nnd the out by thu City IIiiU attaches Is *- perfectly. the city .lerk’s office for the with Tho Hcruhl. tin- Cansl Board, tho engmr*; expenditure ns $70,181.03. Every that the gradual increases in ex­ sending station is still incomplete, will spend several days on a raartcr election to Ihj held on Eddie Pell of Osteen faces n the dc|«irtment has bee;* su­ pense has been justified by the und Berlin Ims not henrd South to various precincts in Semi QUESTIONS ANSWERS uit- 5. The hooks close Mouduy year chargo of first dogreo murder in pervised by Chief Williams shows growing receipts. The big jump American Conversation. County following the meeting I 1. Wlmt la tin? oldest inw firm 1. George O. Herring. afternoon, July 25. connection with the slaying of u surplus,while for two of the three in expenditures it is said, wus due Wednesday. Monday's session «*l David E. Walker, following a pre­ in HunforJT SHOULD OWN HOMES ^Number registering yestcr- preceding years receipts were less to the rapid growth of the city the Canal Board is expeejed to 1 2. Who is sheriff of Kcininolo 2. Charles M. Hand. liminary hearing in DeLnnd j which necessitated u much lurger than the expenditures. of a routine nature except for County 7 on Thursday. Poll is held without ASHEVILLE, N. C., July 2$ . The banner year of the depart- force thun previously, 3. How did the first locomotive 3. It was brought down from possible discussion of dates fo , H“mher reKl»tered thus far ia ment was in 1020 when receipts toThe excellent showing of the de- (IN SS)—More homes owned by hail in llie Volusiu county juil u t ' tenth .Sanford? Jacksonville on n barge. It was cal­ public meetings in lire VOW an ttiled $42,733.13 nnd expenses were ]partment since Chief Williams be- their occupants und less tonney i» Deland. Seminole counties. led the "Seminole." the imperative cull in Aie country Pell, it is allegedi killed tho $20,184.35, showing u surplus of came its bend hns been the subject The meeting in Titusville--lit 4. Who turned the first shovel­ 4. General Ulysses E. Grant. mny U‘ l,nid t0 Tax today, Josephus Daniels, wartime ___ ______ officer when tho latter went to $13,648.78. The next largest pay- of considerable comment and upon be attended by J G* Ball sod A. ful of dirt on the railroad in San­ eouiTK°r J °-" D’ at the ing yenr was in 1024 when $10,- 'announcement of the above fig- wcrelurv of tho navy this room- hia home with a search »yarrant ford? P, Connelly, members of the inir told tho American league o ft to hunt for illicit liquor. The ur856.62 above the expenditures was iurts, the department head was the u« board, and R. W. Pearmau, n>6. What is the largest incor6. S. 0. Chase and Co. transferred to the city treasury, recipient of ninny words of enm- hull'ing and loan association con- irunctl mnn has offered a plea of siMnnt secretary of the hoard, j rated firm in Sanford? vention. ’ self-defense. Following Is « table of the receipts tin-mintinn. DEAD KING’S W ill LAWYERS READY S i s pu b l ish e d in f o r o pen in g of RUMANIA PAPER LE J V, lolice Catdi Negro harged With Theft )f Auto Accessories Marines Will Remain In Nicaragua 1 Year Fire Department Is Criticized Result Meeting On Canal Question Likely To Be On Wednesday Drinking B II 1I Gamble With Death plialcnh Postmaster Is Held In California j Net Earnings of Police Department For 7 Years Amount To $35,795.52 Ask Me Anothe! Pel! Faces ( ’liarge Of Murder In 1st Degree I . . / j A �T lir: SANFORD nERALD; THURSDAY, JUDY 21/1027 rAOR SIX ■1W AIp f Men! Dont Miss T1 ro u se rs Your rhnirc of these Trousers to go for this umisally low price We ore clearing ear men’s trnn. sers. A1I wool in solids anti ntrlpea Your choice Selling Out Shoes At Cost Summer Percals Sport Knickers Cool, Summery Drosses of Bright Colored Pem iR Well trimmed and v x t r a o r d i nar y {rood value for only BELOW COST Yon will Believe ns wlien 2,co these wonderful Bnrgalnn. nro absolutely Below cost. 1 All-Wool pattern!! nnd solids stripes in linens all to go for Misses Blonde nnd grey and Walking Shoes in Black nomo with novelty trim ­ nre going lor this law p a te n t-leather anil kid mings, high nnd low price. oxfords and straps. heels, some Black Blondes, patent s and all Oirli 1 i> ® ,K \ o Ao Mr 1 / y V A \ \ . tf I « A 1 C A 3 / tbf J \ 6 t(% 1 OUIt BEST! AT COST! A PICK UI*! 'a n d A tins. l ’ick-llp at B a­ kids, that is new to go for Your choice A BARGAIN IN SANDALS OXFORDS M e n ’s S traw White and the ■ice during The season in yet rally, But wo have derided to roll our remain­ ing straw Bats at this price in or­ der to clear our stock. All this season's mcrchandi:.c. Hat Boxes Silk Lisle Hose of exceptionally good wearing qualities. Our Sulo Price . , Black I.eather and Neatly Lined Throughout. Our Sale Price Handmade I ’ Beautiful Linen A nd Broadcloth i s In S k ir ls Silk Dresses Tlmac high guide Hand-Made Hrc-oii have never Been offered before at thin low price _* exec ■ ptional values Hero is one of our most worth and dark lilks that arc \ . ..........moru than twic we are a. king. Group No. 1 Silk Frocks Our savings in Shirts lids tiuni can’t Be duplicated id-ewb'To Guaranteed fast colon as well a. white. All with collnra ullnclied. Hero ii- a odd lot of I ilk In rlor-a out tight now. <r. that wo are going All M illinery M u st G Fine Silk Frocks This is a group of this Henson’s Hats and are all in good condition and very desirnhlc. Both large and small shapes in all colors. ,.roui» of Itresses has Been selected Iroin the of our Best dresses. Light shades suttahlc § 2 .0 8 Group No. 2 Q Q .J EXTRA VALUE Handmade Voiles And Crepes Broadcloth Shifts in fart tolorn and white. Collars attached. These uro extra good values for only <h t J) I Here is tli<> Biggest Bargain A the year. Bntent Leather Bart, foot Sandals and Oxfords to go il this price regardless of cost. Conn Knrly. II'To la another group of our Ilut3 th a t nrginally sold In*- more Ilian twice what wo nre miking for them now. Your clioicu ■ice and all new stock. Buy several vacation. Light and dark shades. Mainly Handmade Voiles and ('repo do Cynes hand embroidered. Both long nnd short sleeves. l! FOR O SUM) Pattern HATS Our Very Best Pattern ala m e to go nt this dlculoiis price during $12.95 Mens’ Dress Shoes Every Shoe in Our House is to ho Closed Old a t This Low Price. Your choice of any here for only Genuine Honestly Good Full Fashion Broadcloth Shirts Silk Hose Silk 1 lose Our Very Best tirade Hhirta are in I Id: group. Their former value was j;i.!iU. Colors ami solid white, Collara attached. Only Silk All The Way. Humble neat ami a well known make, See them! Both Weight. Service ami Baronet Satin Slips Chiffon I hia in a bargain th at you cannot afford <o miss. Baronet and shadow proof rayon slips Ib ’institched ami neatly made, all colors and Lizes. One to a customer. All cbsiruble shades. Voile Topkis Union Suits There arc iold the world over for $1,00. price during our clearance will he only Our halt- F. B. Robbins (Sanford) Opposite Post Office Silk Gowns, teds and step-ins. Daintly made and some trimmed with laces. t'repe do Chino Toils and Step-Ins for 89c D a i n t y Crepe de Chine Gowns for only $2.45 . - _ $3.98 �THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY. JULY 22, 1927 Large Brewing Outfit Now Clyde Schedule Is Seized By Police Announced By Carder MIAMI, Kin., .Inly 22 (IN S)— MIAMI, FIs., July 22— (JNS) The Inruest brewing outfit seized Now YorK-MInmi Htcnmorn of the In the history of this city's police Clyde I.nie will ini’ltido JuokHoudepartment has been captured by ville mill ChnrlpHlon, S. C. ns poffi) ■detectives here in a raid oil a lnrfio of fall iirconlinR to a new nchM* building formerly occupied by the ulo announced liy .1. S. Carder diii> ti ii i |u»- entrer agent here today. Southern Warehouse Inc. Knur Vessels will he used in the In addition lo the hcer manufact­ uring equipment: which include new nrrmicernenlj the Molmwk. seven copper vats, fifteen barrels, the Cherokee, the Seminole and ■one wooden vat and sundry' m ater­ the AI(roni|niu. These wilt arrive ials, a considerable amount of ros ! In Miami weekly in the order limn­ tly gambling paraphernalia was ed iiinking tin’ run frem or to New sJczctl. York with all ptopn in ahmit Hi) Five htindred Kalinas of mash hours. and 1,000 of beer were discovered by the raiding officers, who saw other evidence that the place had been in operation for sotno time. One man escaped through a trnp dooi*. OF COURSE It'S the same *-——v thfn^fas O S J i beittrf 3/ $ door M l We are not much further away from you than your phone. Our Happy Plumber is a hustler. On the job—quick ns a telephone flash. Get us on I he phone. Fi rst ational B an h Phone 2(17 A .D. Rosier C licq u ot C lub Ginger Ale —t h e e x a c t tim e necessary to secure the finest quality Clicquot Club Ginger Ale (joWcn or Pale l h y r p O suit your taste or the tu te, you tun! only say "Clicquot Club." Atul whether your* Itoiio be the rich, full-flavored tiolden oi the delicate Pale Dry, you are sure of the same mellow flavor th at is the resuli of six months' aging . . . . it way from light and air. The name Clicquot Club is your gu.it.uitv id the wor th of a product wlu**.e ingredients are skillfully blended with water of virgin purity from a nalura! source, ami projtorly aged. A, ' ‘ • * * Only the crystal liquid from the famous Clicquot Spring is used in making these iwo t y p e ; «>( the supreme ginger ale. With thi;, according lo a secret formula which cannot Ije duplicated, are blended the choicest of flavorings. And a \\montits’ aging gives these ingredient . a chance to thoroughly blend into a full (lowering of the. u n ­ equalled Clicquot Club flavor. All of this is carried out in the spirit of true emits* manship. and under cxjjert t>u|x rvi ion, at every step of the process. For more than forty |l years this healthful ^_ J beverage has been the I. ‘ — ‘ r* primefavoritcofthose i. .prnr~Tr- ‘ ' V r l'a who know and appre- -t"75 if ’ 3 f f T a I) CWcowrit CVwb Two kinds, PALE DRY and COLDliN T h e G in g e r A le 'lh a t 's Aged 208-212 Magnolia Ave. SANFORD, FLORIDA WINTER PARK AUTO CO. M EBANEBUICKCO., Orlando EUSTIS BUICK CO KANE MOTOR CO. Leesburg �nArtfi TTTRFE THE SANFORD HERAT,!), FRIDAY, JlTLY 22. 1027 k Meets Byrd And Walks First Time Community Gives Triplets Home ST. AUGUSTINSI'KNSAt.’OLA — I’lans discus­ sed nfr construction of bridKc con* way fomodlling post ru'ctinn Fnntn Rosn Peninsula with Ving here. Pensncoln. STARKE —* Gulf Refining | FLAGLER BEACH—Contract to Company to erect $40,000 hulk oil ho awarded for construction of rcc. station here. n a t i o n pier nt Flagler Roach. TAMPA Hillsborough County SEBRING “Scbring Federation of Women's Clubs to erect Sno.000 clubhouse corner American” and "SHirnig Way” merged recently. Horatio and Brevard Street. Bite yourself Alphabet Fine Butter Beans Nice Georgia Corn Tomatoes Fancy Cantaloupes Fiberla Peaches r. of Captain I.eGentlre—how the inainie 1 French flyer, a i wreck, walked for the first time in nine years when Cum. ,.| vi. itcd hlm-r-came singing over the cables from Paris I lie lb re i the . lory as NEA Service cameras saw t. :ii the lnvaldes, the hosplal which shelters laiGcndrc and „ Wine that Byrd and the war hero met. With LeGemlrn I chair they started to the tomb of Napoleon, a short distance ( iiuragu,” said LeGendro—and leaving his ehair ho took line a wartime plane crash brolte almost, every bone in jJioto, showing LeGondre standing between Byrd and ire Noville, with BertiL Bah lien in the background, was l of tile tomb. A little more than it year ago twins were born to Mr. and Mrs. Joint Johnson of Knoxville, Term. The next time the stork camn lie must have carried a little less gasoline, for he brought triplets. The people of Knoxville (hipped together and bought the homo shown here for tile little family, land, materials and labor being donated. The triplets are Archie, Kermit and Teddy. Teddy is having a bite from his luscious fist. If you can tell us which oflliu other two is Kermit and which is Archie, let us know. Blue Bonnet Market Second S treet & Sanford Ave. New filling elected on DoSolo Im p o rta n t , JACKSON, Miss.. July 22 — j UNS) Walter Burley, fiendish negro slayer of two white women, I vatu banged at the state prison here this morning at 7 o'clock sifjle r confessing both crimes us ho stood on the gallows with the dentil rope fastened around his neck. A group of national guardsliis trip to protect him from any men accompanied the murderer »n possible violence. ThiH business uf shopping where you secure the finest foods is really iniportjint. A & I* -aells the famous hrands ami all are priced at Rood savings. Red Comb TWhemecdhomt 4| A n While House Tall Can The annual Stock holders meet­ ing of the Sunford-Ovledo Truck Growers, Inc., will bo held at tho f'ouit House Tuesday Evening, August 2nd. l'J27 at 8:00 o'clock. Election of officers and olluir hush ness will be transacted nt this time. A full attendance !■ desired. T. F. ADAMS, President Attest: R. A. Cobb, Secty-Treiw. Iij's 25,000,000 pupils can i tin r. tor their new leach* i n i l" Hi've spanking helps Tim new teacher Is Mini ilia s Ailalr of Richmond, KTiitiv elected prosldont nt illnii. I r.diicnllniinl AxsnclaMn l Hie ilrst ‘Ylnasruoro aim contains DRIED BUTTEKiVliUx anti a Complete Complex Mineral. Mens fed on this mash have an increased vitality, Rood health and give a high production of qual­ ity eggs. The luitehability of the eggs is also increased. EVAPORATED MILK A &P Ex Sifted ENGLISH PEAS No. 2 Can 2:ic lima Dried Snaked *1 A p BLACK EYE PEAS No. 2 Can .. . A & I* Ex Fancy SUGAR CORN No. 2 Can 19c American Libby’s Sw. Mx. PICKLES DILL PICKLES Qt. Jar. 33c Qt* Jar 32c A A 1’ Fancy 15C APPLE SAUCE No. 2 Can Fancy White Stokley’s SAUER KROUT BIG HOMINY 2 1-2 Can 14c No. 2 1-2 Can 12c Floridian \ Cf* Cranberry JELLY 8 oz. Glass .... CHOCOLATE m iK A to uln i be honor American SARDINES 1-4 Tins in Oil .r»c Sultana lied SALMON Tall Can 29c f. ^ ^ 5 HOPPED L. i L T SUCH HEAVY STRONG for f i a t R e s u l t s Given th o R e a l O l d T im e F l a v o r m. 2* l, n,;„i, c*. You can have de­ licious chocolate m ilk anytim e a t y o u r hom e by mixing y o u r f a v o r it e cocoa, o r Toddy, Cocoa* Malt, etc., w ith l5 P t U IT , SOLO EVERYWHERE SARDINES 15 oz. Tin —■■■ i-----------A&P Heinz KETCHUP KETCHUP 14 oz. Hot. 23c 14 oz. Hot. 25c Host Foods Hi o/.. Glass ATp Bread and Butter PICKLES .... U A C A W A IID 5 ^|*lMlgftt 1J, HJ. FRESH MILK POWDERED The children love it, and it's Bootl tor them ! , 1nl** Distributor S tran gle th e m ” V/m F u n s , m osquitoes and roaches b re a th Black —it kills thciu^N'ojl one escapes! K id s y o u r home of !kr hags, loo. Sold a V d h jg , grocery1)'hardw are and T-irtment stoics. Pow der 15c up, a n d \ Ptf* DehMontc K typhoid-fever g e rm s w ero ns big ns flics—y o u ’d m ove w hen you s a w one com ing. T h e fact is, t h e y a r e s o small th a t a fly m ay c a rry hundreds of t h e m — to suy nothing of a dozen o ther kinds of danger. Get rid of flies b y p u ttin g T a n g lefo o t F ly P a p e r or Ribbon to work. Your grocer nnd d r u g g is t s e ll b o th . For economy, b u y t h e m b y the carton — they lust in­ definitely. T im T a n o l e f o o t C o m p a Of and Kaltld., Michigan n y K-tt4 T h ere’* a n ew order— th e O rd e r o f Pretzel* cers. A ny m an, w om an o r child, from 6 to 60 can join. A ll you need to belong i* a set o f teeth 'first teeth, second teeth, o r store teeth) and som e 0*S o»G ud pretzels. You already have th e teeth. Y our grocer w ill supply th e pretzels. Y ou initiate your* self by biting o u t an A. It can be done in tw o bites, if you are a clever biter. Like this o r this: B ite your A an d you're a m e m b e r—a full fledged pretzeleer privileged to w ear a unL form, if you can find one. A fter you bite your A, cat it. T h e n go as far as you like up to Z. All of w hich is to show you th a t 0*So* Gud pretzels arc good to cut und good for those w ho cat th e m —w ith soup, salad, hors d’oeuvres, dessert, betw een m eals a n d all the o th e r tim es you like to eat. T hey’re b ak ed b rittle, baked crisp, baked crunchy. T h e y ’re easy to digest. T h e y ’re su lty ............... C ru n c h , c ru n c h * . . sm ack, smack. Fur b itin g a lp h ab ets, an d for eating, you'll like pretzels baked by U needu Bakers, O-SO-GUD Mtt.Vl.MV.9M, . ^NPRETZELS Pit* right *rmd you tu n tp tll anything u itb th t big O-SoGudu T b ty 'r t f u l l o f ru/itti, turns and holts. White House White House CIDER VINEGAR CIDER VINEGAR Qt. Jug 19c PL Jug 10c Encore Brand SPAGHETTI 10 c With Cheese & Tomato V Baker’s COCOA 1-2 lb. Tin 20c 1*&U White Naphtha SOAP 10 Bars Quaker Maid COCOA 1-2 lb. Tin 10c 40c Octagon Octagon SOAP SOAP POWDER Small Bar 4 l-2c Small Pkg. 4 l-2c Thai Good A A ; I* C 9 /» Creamery BUTTER lb. Fancy Large Juicy 25c 34c LEMONS Per Ooz. Fiuicy No. I POTATOES 10 lbs LIQUID Become a Pretzeleer ■ ■ •••PI *M*" | Uneeda C alltd Slim Jim fo r a good ttasou. A ik year grottr. In handy pathagn I)taring tho N. DC. L'nttda trad* POWDER LIQUID S a n fo rd a t Geneva FLY P A P E R R IB B O N Mel u n d er Arcade ■m NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY *Un*wla Bakers' �• * THE SANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY. JULY 22, 1027 PA C E FOUR I'he Sanford Herald I * t lIi« h M l r v p f y n ffcrw «* »» i p ip p |» i M n n ilf i; n l fV n ttlo rl* r i n r l i l n 111 M n ifv t u llu A \ r r \ . r . It u t r r r il r , r ln « . M llllr f . O t r f v r r r 2 T. I M P , n* *>ir it l f I r v m ( t n n t u r . 1, r i n r l i l n , t it u f r r A r l <>f y i m R t m «>f M n r i'h . A, I M IT. ■ t O l.I.A M I it. u r n I.. a k i* I» K A \. iiia u ; M IIT O II m a m o p . ii It Will He Interesting* As Brisbane. Sees It U n le s s w e a r e ail u t t e r f a i l u r e a t - r e n d i n g s ig n s M rs, IlU th B r y a n Owen a n d " d o e " S e a r s a r e In a n o t h e r r a c e f o r t h e D e m o c ra tic n o m i n a t i o n fo r c o n g r e s s .fn m t h e f o u r t h d i s t r ic t, t h o u g h t h e v o t in g d o e s n 't c o m e u n til n e x t year. I in punch ruble HI her. Two Jacks Fight. A Siit; Whale. Surprising a Hebei. Hr A ltlltU r. liRISRANR l | \ t*M r o r v r v i in iit o r m :o i M i l l ; i n i m i , * -1,(< it 11* \ w a i .tkii a h o ii t h . I'lniniirfII A'' T r a d in g la c k in g F u rn itu re B ra y in g — S to rag e n m l d i it n ' i ini iii t« m* S infiiril- M,iklas gm'i I*nn- i'.fi'iiiliinl jo .t u t : o r s i i k u t i e ’s | •| t: n* N U T i U i : M is if <’mi i i I > , K l n f i d n , . it fid im-11 C. E. sa i.k It i*ft? It v i i 4 Nh****lff H. C. VIELE C h o rp e n in jr A Substantial m a Substantial t’iij'l .. 108 Magnolia ..' t ’linnc .‘{.'102 or 57fl W I ft| ilt t*til if.it* HUH •’% |*‘l‘*if 11 111bt *r **f t I II t i r f l i t i o h * e a l * i l itt ii,* r o r i l N *»f <1 I ' u l l o i , Str.'»*tH I m S im f iir t l . n u ll k in t u n dm H k i t f i i r i ! i Catt^ fight lO/t f*J MIIIP . , , H I’lU, Ititlcr, —u4— _— ...... --—..........1 l h e r e is m o r e t r u t h t h a n p o e tr y in t h e a b o v e p a r a , i ‘nUHiiilty, lit* f tllMWilhi ♦*»• p r o p e r t y il l n ir ; iin i* f l f u r ’ ’ « .<m g r a p h w h ic h t h e f a r - s i g h t e d e d i t o r o f t h e T a m p a T i m e s *S IR OLIVKR M im .i, *ays ,, Our v r I r,,!M " Mnnthd * Wrii 11.ii. fif- WftAir* W X X ' t . v M . . B u r r i n g a c c id e n ts , a n d M rs. O w e n is not t h e ] mini 1 ' Cf Three 2t1«*nVVi* Bui.™*,, nf i ‘,tke. nr * nrrir. i.nr w»rk * .*■• t> j •• t h a t i> I m t h r m l m u ch hy accidents, Mrs. O w en .. u^m-inteil with matter cmly lai J 820 W 1s t . S t. — R h o n e .H82W tf,,i*rn S. .lie. W r t l t l ) r i t l l l m »»rr \ rn r j I’d It s p ilt I \ t , lil.Kt TTO.N. m e r e t h a n likely will ru n . a n d if s h e d o e s s h e 'll lie e le c te d . * directly, through the bthcr, nays he i j(( ;>i i*f .MIm i -IIiiOC u.< Wrap The ItetriMration Honks of tlie , lli, llc.nlil. InnlnriT* plwtirrr nrtML a s t t im e s h e d id n 't c o m e f a r f r o m c a r r y i n g t h e elecnnjl tho ether is per . l e . * , fn»ii *r, n jl t f i e r il i^ ii * * d ir J n lp m it City of Sanford, Florida, wifi tie ■II.T. *J|C l ^ : - ! « S ? H n7 rV ; « / r 7 rM"taiIwT lion. S Mio h e wwa sa s t ht he e v vicictotor r inin a a g gr er ae ta mma an ny y mmo or er e c coouunnt tie i e ss, 01irth hnuw s nutoinobllea and •l l n iie . i. in I'.irto . ciyeii Wednesday, duly Olh, 11»27 j i . iim - im ih I t u h l im 1'itn -i. in .n l! cii»ii»ni«i wnfJn .inti); «•*>,,*» tiuui h e r npiHinent, a n d u n til th e r e t u r n s f ro m M o n ro e i nium v thm we tall iho rcaL wurlii. : nU will close Monday, duly Until, • l i n r i l n l V in e g a r . „ „ r,.i . Thr i. N. *1. In e.i.rrii.i- Cgme in s h e w a s le a d in g l>y a f a i r m a j o r i t y And th ere Mailer reduced tcratmns, In only i, . S a i l . l!C7. II, i l ‘l n n r. ,J «rn.*iy»i in _ nnriun purtMei* revolving a*. Mlnlr n..a nri.n_*U!a !■ )\vays h a s s e e m e d to he s o m e t h i n g f u n n y a b o u t t h a t K e y ' electric •nninirr «C l.n...Ilian " f All.** i l l . , i n . i . ih f a p e r. At the t'ity Hall. friKhtful upecil a round an elect lie „ 111, o u t r « i » n l . '•up' I t l i i i ' k S i r u p H y r n p ____ W e st vot< I.. It. I'll 11.1FT i n ’t t u c k \ A| m i i l i e r i i ’Mt center. The real thing is ether. In A im n o . I ■' J 7 . M i n i ' I n in ' I r ^ r n ., ' m " I!"eV.’.oen"' Mu,t M rs. O w en h a s e v e r s a id a w o rd a b o u t it h e r - ' —:. I . 11» > of till* , i ' l l . ) 01 ty Itegistrat ion Officer. i n ..*i.niiii..ni ........ «i rnh- moIf—s h e p r o b a b ly t h i n k s e v e r y t i l i n g w a s all r i g h t —but if Mel k n i t : t k i .I.s u s that the *i*I. <-r *. A«l%rrilHrr* iiimI %#1%t'f 11wfci'im e . * » , . * ■ . . . . i* • I . * M I I A N t • Agritir nhk'h •Miniir. intN Put . | Hllf* I'VfH* Hills U^UltK IlifP Irh'IUlH HIT* J^OIMK KCi!|l U s h a r p pllu r I.h Uki* a urent "irt'nm of wilt- S ln r l f f o f S i ' i n l n o l i I ' o n n |..%rr-mr."i.rr t.. ■ *( Ira/pait iiv.T t h e Kev W est ballot bo x e s, a n d M rs. O w en! "r. nowimr ..a forever..and in a ltc r . n I 'l' ir liln . •snrAnxi. nudit nf «..i.nrrl|.n..M . like a fisher man'll net iotoss the n> w •; w i i . i j i a .w s m x §1, atrtlrr I* irflff ntmiluii I) (ill M i' p n iy S l . m l f l ’ 1 : trenin throuRii which the other j of ’ imilnlbm »• »fH «*• ImirMl I.HNlnr«s mrtUiirf* flo w that ether i.HKeiitllil l< * tlu* - ----------------------o ---------------- f l i ’t i i d y 11 o i l s I'ludil .( puhIc Kehcinc, that Newinn'.; law FRIDAY, dl l.Y 22. 1927 reus of gruvltntton f.hmtld do no work | t t i mi i n i>, f i: Utoon il,I fn rJ:.m i il g B , S e n il'l i l t . I I I ’ I I A I . I C S i *h i m ; i i a M N o ro s s jlirs Without it, and that ether is lin* ■ o i it y , m j i . c ..I i * i . , i i, h i , J , — I C r . ilo n . i; In r i l l n .o t l o t . M l, « ■ ! i in .’ r lia r if l i r a ih I ' iii only solid realty in tiu* realm i*( Iii n .ln lit lr n llii. .. i- I l,’i‘,ii!m*,|. S t a g i n g t h e m o st s p e c t a c u l a r c o m e b a c k in (lie h i s t o r y idem, hut for the average man it i , _ l l r r p r r n n l r . r u u l r . In J . r k o n i ' * .•ro.utura, i>,^ io.i.'s. illslrllni• *11.e. M’e carry a line of no l i. o*i all ii.'I niiOs linvll.g is hard to conceive "f .‘ll as a of p u j , — , a i i i . i r . i i ' l l i ' h o f S I . J « n n « I n U 'a e g ilis m , .lack D e m p sey l a s t n i g h t w on a k n o c k o u t v ic to r y •a .li'Oiuiptn atii.lttsl si,nl realty. Ii Bcem> inn*#, I • Iho l l l . r r C i. n » l o v e r .lack S h a r k e y , his r u g g e d y o u n g a d v e r s a r y , a n d t h e r e b y medicine chest , telephi i • i ■■*■ „ K „ m I P n , o f .n o n 11,1 r fourth dimension. * ie l ••ai'l. o f f o i l . a r« - lic r .* l'f e s ta b l is h e d bis c la im In a c h a n c e at t h e t it le w h ic h b e r e l i n ­ M|. VA r r k . " I a n , I ,"»*•(t i l . , i , i in p re N c o i (lur minds are ndju-ted to '.n.’k iroiling honrdKI wall u{ • _ ,% o v . i i . o l i n g » r lin ll.r in u e re . it . a m i . t e n ia m is i v l i l i ' l i v n t i. W i t h th e b e t t i n g o d d s w,* Iia Vo to do, whirti isn I Idg *.r (miH—liiiii.i'.i linirl*. n f . n r i. o r o . q u i s h e d to (Jene T u n n e y last fall. * " I V o il. n . i iy liiM e a n .O u s t others that you will i ■| h a ilu r a , tn,- • i l i e >tf l l a r r * I t r a ip lo l' l,e * * ls a, g. a in s t h im b. u t w ith e i g h t y - t w o t h o u s a n d people c h e e r i n g very important. '• — A n n n l f f *;I j . » l . ti i i i i f ,tf S e n .iM t ilt I ’t ' iin i. ‘I n I _ f not pte IIi... .*f rllf l.rnollflen* 111f11 WillllV, till M a n tissa M a u le r f la s h e d s o m e o f Id s nldIt. .I,.' l i n o ,1an .1 S l i o r . pi Mm. I construct.d anil inexpenf Ion |iroarn»>. FOlt FAST N K illl'S fight of r. nni O ld r e i*f S t M illl'tle 1 ’i' l l l i t V , t im e f o rm a n d skill to s e n d a d e a d ly blow to t h e s t o m a c h r —.V n n i n.ol tuoilrrn bo.pllnl. ttfiu *. in H ie t ' o i i n i y C ' t iu . in* Iii* Fee the ',' ^pecil’it ies . i n f o n l . K a r n lm .le i 7. n i a t y , a n d a le ft h o o k t o t h e jaw a n d S h a r k e y w e n t to t h e c a n v a s . lh<> two Jacks, .lurk Heinpsey and fi» ii . , . . . . Jack fihnrkey, the modesi Imx of- 1 p " O h t li lw t * ll-t m o o li.H fro n t tll 111,K VF.IIHH FI I It TODAY you’ll like them. In t " if lU i I f it J a i) ,. ^ | , \ It w a s n c o lo r ln l s e t t i n g t o r t h i s m o re c o lo rfu l b a tt le , 'fire price for a front ai is S27.;.ii | n y * 'H IF FORD’S^ D O lN tiS :— I U ,‘i*i. w a s n g u p i t t e d a g a i n s t y o u t h ; h e re w a s on e c o n f r o n t e d Ourintellectn.il . iti/eohip i 1 will 1 I'VTSV M, I.KWIM I.' • elllrlx of tin I *.inl,. of *fruited pnUently for the Ford; mid w ith ob liv io n , t h e o t h e r f a c i n g d i s i l lu s io n m e n t a n d a n e w h i g tiiim y n u n jh in1 u, r e .il i. sni,i N'o mutt,*' wlial you want, we llarty Itr:iml 0|; l.iwls, | .,■ lie heard my cry. lie br.Mglit me that tlk* first live fr.ml rows are .•an fix you up with a genuine. i i' i > n l , s t a r t t o w a r d t h e title . D e m p s e y d e fie d all o f t h e liandi. at $ 12a U|> also out of a horrible pit, and iii the hands of sperulal | , •' i „ fiet my feel upon a rock. And lie i a p s t h a t a r e s u p p o s e d to a c c o m p a n y a g e , a n d w i t h f u r y i each, ;- ’* l u r*i i-i ( ' r i ;i 1tr. r c o m p a b -i hath pul u Hong in my inoiilh, even o f a n e n r a g e d g i a n t t o r e in to y o u n g e r o p p o n e n t to r e v e r s e This news is mad.* piil.li.’ by the praise unto (h»d: many shall see il.i tin* ag e -o ld s t o r y t h a t y o u t h m u st be s e rv e d , gf.'Criiincnl, which wauls income 'm i Y A R D W ITH /K M IL L H A C K I N G and fear, and shall trust in the j . . . . , . lax fit.iii a show *>l 11>I• kind, and Fool pM.ini in; i-:t. D e m p s e y w a s tin* D e m p s e y ol old only in Ills m o m e n t asks further Information, o f v ic to r y . In t h e e a r l i e r p a r t o f l i g h t w ith t h e e x c e p tio n Unify A vc., ;il Suppose Sir Oliver bodge werif iihnrke^ wnj over-coiifiiteiil. A r c h it e c t o f t h e f i r s t ro u n d , h e w a s little b e t t e r t h a n t h e fo rm h e to Ic.iuie on his thc.rj T the rih -| lit the pi Ire you ere prepared i l l h . 121 h. I Mill S i s F i r s t N u t * !. I t i ’.n h R l d g . d is p la y e d a g a i n s t T u n n e y . H e w a s b a t t e r e d a b o u t w i t h ,.r and charge ?i 2.'> foi friml row to pay-so why shop around. tcglsler loniorinw, ami pay your e a s e a n d o n ly a n in d o m ita b le f i g h t i n g s p ir i t kept h im in •cni*. Iww many would he ell'.' Sanford, Fla. _ Why take chunres when you poll laxl ______ 0______ t h e r e long ■enough t o w a tc h f o r a n o p p o r t u n i t y . P la c in g call liny this high grade, lire .?Fnkc snid four hundred thousand “ II h is s t r e i i g h in o n e blow to see if lie h a d a r e m a i n i n g c h a n c e ,K U ,:RK i ; ..t t F. from reputable establishment Hollars worth of bonds were sold; t h e f o r m e r c h a m p i o n p lu n g e d o n e to t h e s to m a c h , a n d m a d e ^ % a at a price you can't heat. t v city clerk Kiii.l five handl e. I a n o p e n in g fo r t h e blow w h ic h B l u s h e d W illa rd . C a r p e n t i e r (r„rt,ihlc .im-kcn ........... y„,i . 1. ttUmsand. Who knows? Come in before you buy your a n d F irp o . j might say *‘iiii|ptHNiiite” iiut ii ■--------o--------A ' l t y at L a w Imppericd. next lire or phone and we will D e m p s e y ’s v i c t o r y is a p o p u l a r o n e . lie e n te r e d t h e **S.i fa r us we have tiecn able tn Pi.it tic, In State Fe.le •onu* .ml. Win ii the wIuiles don't feel well, out there is in. opposition to i b a t t l e a s t h e u n d e r - d u g but h e e m e r g e d a s t h e lion o f v ic to ry , t 'o u r ls t.a rue r. Wood ruff proposed ch a rter am endment!. . j j (l c a |*r jC(| f a n d o m ’s p r a i s e s w ith h im a s b e left t h e r in g , lumps of a substance called am* I hergiis, valuable to perfume maim*; Rldg. P am ong ie .a . , s . m . i alJ(| th o b a c k i n g o f t h o u s a n d s in h is s t r u g g l e to c o m e b a c k faetui. rs. form Inside of tlicai. Flume spn undattT-m 1 th a t thu city is a n d w in t h e c r o w n w h ic h r e s t e d so sec lively on Ids b r o w Jelninli Pratt, 7-1 years old- to, rijiprging the son to the golf course. f o r s e v e r a l y e a r s . ..ill .til ii schooner, saw gulls hover-, » » ' * ’» „ iug over u big lump of ambergris, | yvm knew there wer lots of golf Firestone Tiles Half Oas O worth ? 12,500. With that nu*:iey hugs out there, but didn't »upposc 111 West First Stic, t Tel. HU ! Sailor Pratt will retire to a chick­ then* was a whole darn menagerie. en ranch hud thousands of women 'Jliin'l seem! all your money on | will go around perfumed by the .i" 1 adfaney m > w hold the candy t H e n r y C lay, if m e m o r y scit.’cH, once sa id in a n a d d r e s s ambergris. lie in her she’s no goat—sin* can’t j refca T here .. . Tin* regular Annual Meet­ onT the Imx. -—Florida Times- (it* Cungre.HH, UJM r a t l a x b u .rig lU t h a n be I ’l e s iile n t” . ing of the Stockholders *n( the hc’H th e .in r ic h e n o u g h m a t e r i a l in t h a t s h o r t line f o r a sp le n d id lltru;, ‘A b e l s / ' A , perhaps ,'tjht* ion. No, hut lie can; lift gout, s e r m o n , but s p le n d id s e r m o n s n a v e been b a s e d on th a t line, i p, ins that Uncle s«m ban n<* Florida Yegctnldo Corporation FLORIDA’S GREAT SUMMERTIME TOWN —— , , . s o w e will le a v e it a n d p a s s on. hiisln, s dictating to Nicaragua, will In* held in mir offices in the Den Cantwell, former Sanford l’.»r Timtt» %i-nrn §«•-«•t*l«a ffi»*tt fill *»%'«•r I niff*il ^ i»•f• D aniel C a r te l' B e a rd , C h i e f S e o u l, a n d f o u n d e r of (lie hui Ik* was wrung in Ids judg- Masonic tluil.lliig nt Fight O'­ I! "n ci || i L i 11it % «• l 1% 11 «»tl 1111 :* <''Mill II r ft **H«— In fi l i p I 11 % I1*»ii"11*»»"*i * Mar, pilch.-d liin twenty-lhird vict- * iiicnl of airpUines in war. ll»l*ti •fun tt H*» lo O K iiR 'i ui*l« o * m Ir illif * * fn lin e r>»i*f m i r«l t l U I >*1 clock F. M. Tuesday, August o r j of Iht* season Wednesday.. Boy S c o u t m o v e m e n t in A m e r i c a , s a id a few d a y s ago. "I f i ' | | i t« lll* flu* 11 iiclif*** I ‘ in «*N| \ 11 - ^ .‘ II r I llit ln lt * . HI * *M V M b , »*’ 4 II*.I III S *i Hi (lit* r « l l « \ \ l u l l r «*|*1I I t t ilr e n il* t t n r l il nlr. Jn^kM.nviiiu Will always know a f - . w ould r a t h e r he n boy t h a n k i n g o f a n y c o u n t r y . I w ould wim h!""!' or7 i,7 m m m u !in s" odd 2nd, 1H27, for the election of a Fr*»m *tb»* N « » rlb L i t i*tnl M l t L * \ . » t , * v • ti Ih* 1 *.-n-ifl« lea this when to go t g< tl r a l h e r be a Boy S c o u t Hum In* P r e s i d e n t ’’ ! D a n B e a rd is n o w , hi* followers that F a d e Sam'sh an air Directorate and tin* considera­ CI if > (*!■ iiif* t i»*r flu* i- llM if ilr . (Ii*’ IlN H 'h tin*i i.» r tl* « e r c t n i*r«* gigvd one* u r n nt i-nf** r f i i In (iit* n f %%hl«*fi I iiiTtltl«*«k d ip \% itrlil*** u r * ' t t * l s e v e n t y - s e v e n y e a r s o f age, b u t h a s s p e n t h is e n t i r e life b e in g piano -and bnmbs ".mly made a tion of all other matters which —o n t u n h f ii i»ru'M ttl* 4tll« it ip iit u l i t*<i M Ed up f nril*>f>*t f u r il*t* I** tit* m A few Iminlt* dropped by I t if M*t r n l y n * ll*'*» <il iA i i f r r I riffvf— (i«'f*nn H tid r l * **rt f u r ■ **lI■ It is d o u b t f u l if a n y o f t h e e ig h t h u n d r e d Boy S c o u ts may properly entile before sm i Hid It U said now that tin- hont- a boy. I f in,It I iif ie Im t Ii 11*ntf »!!**( * ir !i* u , rli'lilitiiit I m iif I i i k , tsiift If i*icf h’fcgei-M, rum smugglers, riimin- w h o h e a r d h is r e m a r k could t r a c k a m o o se w i t h g r e a t e r Aniriiron flit r* killed 2un of hi*, meeting, 11n im Iilm I »it f»i Hit*rl (rile fit tin, fmi, I'm |il> fn fT'tiir.’tl I b»c* followers, according to late reports I**w, U n h it iim , f M it rt t in n it il (lit* f ' l i n i h iu m L t i. m n , f , n t*tl » i» n ir lo ahpiera arid hl-jarkers are all in fa­ s u r e n e s s , could p e n e t r a t e a s w a m p o r j u n g l e w ith great­ A full attendance is request­ f I i n iiM i y ii I m, If*. i ’ i i II U m i i ' l i fn u > im « m m . Will >«n# n -f rml probably killed more that ran vor of prohibition. They ran make % till I ft I Im v iilt r r i l l ( n iit it ii' n * ,, ,| f,. Mf n il •erd e r s w i f t n e s s , c o u ld p i tc h a c a m p w ith g r e a t e r resource­ liilo the woods wounded and died. ed. m i itt lit e r r i t l r a I ii lio f e N , u |» :ir l n lr n f * m i|| m i h im Mm ***., nnm* money without the bar than fu ln e s s . Slimline, abandoned by Iii;. army, F. I. FRAZIER, secretary. tli5y ,'mh( with It. hiding in some wild part of NlcarR. 11. FH A I'M \ N. pres. 'y*# « 2 ite-------- --------Scout B e a rd , s p o k e to, b e s id e s t h e boys, (Jovernoi t One nf our l«’sl "Ask Me Yi- A lf re d A. S m it h ol N e w Y o rk , ( J o v e r n o r J o h n 10. M a r t iu e a u 'le g u n , is a much surprised "wild least of ih,* mountains," otflerV'i If I he City manufactures •l,db",7XH cubic feet of gas per of A r k a n s a s , G o v e r n o r J o h n II. T r u m b u l l o f U om iee iic u t. TIU'lti: W ntIFD Ml*: some Mir month arid s '’H» "illy 2JII17.1MUI, B a r r o n Collier, A u g u s t l l e c k s c h e r . Will H. H a y s . E d w a r d wlrat Iwromes of the remaining F. Albee, W illiam H. E d w a r d s , a n d G e n e r a l R obert Lee piinal Salesmen in Wasliington, if wc IiimI war in this country, with 2^39,828 cubic feet?, B ullard . Il is d o u b t f u l it a s in g le o n e o f t h e s e , politically foreign airplanes treating opr cit­ m ------ -- ■»— • $|$iarr-T3l*gSaBBii,« Hbarkey was a fool to stop a m b i t i o u s t h o u g h s o m e o f t h e m m a y In*, w ould t a k e t h e ies. a Fncle Sam treated SandViralBng when he thought Dempsey o t h e r s id e o f i In* a r g u m e n t if a d e b a t e w e re called. ilm't followers. f,uu fouled him. A fighter's first W h a t w ould y o u , Old T i m e r , r a t h e r be. a Bov S e o u l job is to keep fighting ns long as o r P r e s i d e n t '.’ IN VI.AHAMA SKVKN men are littTan wiggle; It's up to the referindicted for flogging a young far­ f o r ^ ee^to say when a foul is landed, mer buy, Jeff Calloway, because be -- Owent to church drunk, lllbnpsey will never catch Tunney napping like that, Calloway was taken from a lit­ tle church by a band of masked .J in existing surface mileage." ASHKVII.I.K TIMKS men, bound to a tree uud lashed in­ fays the Jacksonville Journal, "at to tincoiisiouKncsK. th * e n d of 1920 Floridu led twentySaid a men to me the other day. I ‘Tugging her from one difficulty You have there an interest iug Ihreo other states." That's noth­ ? \ lOAUK MAHIt HEO. "Recently in response to an adver-D,l‘" unolher. If stu* wusn’l a good picture of United States civili*uing; Sanford lias more mites of l > « H streets (ban all tin* rest of linement which I inserted in tile j spurt she would have ipiit him lion in 11*27 amt a particularly in­ II the cities In the world pot ttigclli- "Help Wan till" column, I received Dug ago, but she hopes she can do teresting picture of "nation wide I i nhibit ion” in acton, nv n letter from a mail mimed Smooth' I ,MMicthing with him; perhaps she T lia th o ro u g h ly p u rified B fluin our printer much Inc start j " " • ’* l,iH application interested me kihJ rcfin« >1 calom el com ­ e<t;|his iiKVtting ami tin* opcralm : end I told my secnitarj' lo call up i Mr. S itali 11bt fee Is working bined w ith assistant and gsl’o il u try before sending any the numWi let bad given ami toll harder for wimt tilde lie lets l -lal,li-.be,I F.tlH corrective agent.i. law s, lIn* old familiar line rntnv , m . . ., , ,, him to come around and sen mo. I Ilian anybody I know, lie nlwavs b never rains but a fte r you’ve 221 Magnolia l’b„n,. I ' Naucealc.** S a fe S u re ' x f e Un..l « S r S c ! i « - .................. -................ i n - .................. ....................... .tn i * ....... ............. i psr.ly," and we thought bow true i ap'-'ak to Mr. Smiaitlitrei*. *’Y•*.-'. irooble. lie has Lu dodge about The llyrd flight turned out to tic ttAs. (replied the woman who answered half the people m-oidc in in liis his country, hcwr a f te r all—a tranadantic ^ r . X i t l . l ' K . J O V K S . * ln i» n « ln * K i l l l n f FliETCHER BATl'ERY & ELECTRIC CO. Peivsha'ion Nu»'cc $10.00 112 E. SecondSj oil b H. JACIvSOX Phone Dempsej Comes Hack A r o u n d j ■j- ') v ^ v V jIM1 K tilioii 1 Moiiuiiton S. di. i • • J Plume 1 Yard ID NIX Ruud ;*rad 7,i;) SfiviJ a y t o n a B e s e e ill Seminole Tire Shop Not A Difficult Choice 'ie NOTICE i l F t v o i A T Nca? time you buy calomel ask HAD CHECKS SMOOTIITKKIi If . |a F i r e c o n s t a n 11y threatens you. He careful and do your best to prevent loss [ but play safe by insuring’ all oJ’ your property. This agency has long been faith fully serv­ ing properly owners. A. P. Connell Sons TOM SIMS SAYS / -refrigerated tin* phone, "I d Fkc to speak to him ]I,- know- dice look oh him with , flight dint ended as a ( 'bonne! I'oOlidgi- and bis cohort t lire Ml uiyrid f.lle gave im**a bad check contempt. II.* is always short of j pqffiti\e that Fre Idem Diar. is tin ‘his morning for his board, and clothes and shrrt sheet of food, and' ami ,, . , Hoes anylmdv remember (lie • ) i S |,c r president for Nicaragua, i n ', kipped out." looking for Miinuwhurc lo ' ' vt!l|gnod old faxhlomd days when lll|rt Wall K tr-it Im- lent him R> an odd coiiiriilencc 1 happen he can stay in the same place hot girls made nocla of die men in- ’ Kufhn money which they might lose tc know Mr. SnuKitlltree myself. 1 a short lime becntlitl •.vhenuver lie , stead of niblu>rnecks? lfMucii->a, c< Bn* Feople's party, i3. - , f.lfniil,f i.i>m t pull a coup, It Isn’t Hu* | tut ve known him for a mini Iht oft hits unyhing i„ pay lie gives a tuul t tfjflkg n.,..ir it etf you kmnv, i f - (lie prin- years. The f i t -l time l heard or think and Iheit ,>f course In* limut | nlnir't!* 'flVto'Kiiroin^right away.! cijCi* Involved; kirn was in'Connertilin' with a tuul travel. ■the mayors of the small towns of ' It i iiini'velous, isn't it. that a j Fram e can retire now with Impes i check, uud I have been hearing of ?’ATier larking at that;picture of ‘ fur a full night’s sleep. _____ Jajni's Feboeuf in :alwut,'2i> diffwr- him in company with bad checks loan will go to siieli lengths for so] § . •oewspapers." remarks 11 ic SanM Herald, "We can't blame his for what stu* did t > him." Af■lockinr at the wife's picture an i oil il numlMT of times, we wonder wftit T e r accomplice. Dr. Drclicr, I 'le in l like.—Deland News, -------- COLD AIR THE REASON FOR OLH SUCCESS 'I'll is Hank is successful be­ cause it has the* l’igiit concept­ ion of service, and expresses its conception in honest, help ful and courteous treatment of its patrons. ever Since. From my first know-, Hide . It L «stouiul|ng* that a fel-| T|lc ....... burgonmsUr of ledge of Mr. Slimoltilrec he has | low will sell his birthrtght for a j logm, (,,].) visitors the dniteil been birke. Hill collectors are al- mess of pottage. It is unbelieve- j Slates was dn* only nation able to ways on bis (rial, lawyers usually able that a human being, made in Fuiope eterijul peace. Slill, | it would he iplite a job to kill uie hunting him, and tin* sheriff Ihe image mid likeness of (iod, is j'ti*'ti'i 'iiVl off. generally has an eye peeled for willing i<> mean and debase MusMilini $omi'|jmes we jauisant.. gi". tin* him. Mo-i of the time lie In s been himself t,., a (,-w pulley dollars. Mm , t bat being royalty is a s n ap jJU ’R ‘be edge of the penileiiii-1 Why should a creature who has i bin n t been nit* th a t those who wear crowns u r \ . Yet Mr. SmootlUrce is under the privilege , f walking around • “ ^ i " i n ^ i . id of ordinary 11 k> says his suco ssor born. Perhaps not ' ' ' Vve' rv Voa'd'i'-V da* on every Sunday afier- strew are , | u. Impression diut lie is beating as a man, mid of being a ninn,| country ' -l l, | du' game, lie fain-lea he is g ettin g chooai to a Jackalf TW*1 •• « ahead of die world. He • thinks | land of opportunity; this i* a c o n n -, cuf 1 of Ruumania finds blm actf in d iv u n 't appeal to us at ull. Fersoh- every time be gives aomabedy a try where um one with heallh, yes•, h»x/ * ' 1Donic-’’Vi!.*' !'i,un«'r? ulV w t w<mldn’t swap o u r child Pad check and gets aw ay with it without it, cun get work and | s heaving a sigh of content. One b j l i for what's in stun* for him if lu in just tlint mm Ii ahead. He | n,!|he p - <t ; ;,ud ln*al up bis^ lo ad ,,f t |u. ,„soiis why a ft,M„| refuF t * d u r a ill U couple of r.oja Jiept. man led a nlu ^r,irt and hat Uen1a*'V‘ ; ‘’'V* bc‘fln wl‘un he o a t an u t .iit.tr. cone tc* boot. jcio cil ?ik 1ca?u«. f Jquit3 .," ‘l lroU,,l#* cnc. circu la tin g a r o u n d the c o m ­ p a r t m e n t s o f y o u r ic e b o x n o t o n l y e x t r a c t s t h e h e a t f r o m th e food, b u t c a r r i e s b a c h to th n ic e c h a m b e r t h e f o o d o d o r s , w h ich are a b s o r b e d by the m o i s t 1ilm o f m e l t i n g Ic o a n d d isc h a rg e d t h ro u g h the d ra in ­ a g e pipe. :l J ! JSM G U Y YO U R iq e f r o m t h e v.X£ion o r t r u c h will* I h e o r a n a e ovnl e m b l e m IT I S > YOUR GUARANTCE l o r p u r e , clnen, s o l i d Ic e , C o u r t e o u s treetm e n l, p; . L 1s t , S t Sfiminoji: (l[nunltjjl)onk Sanford,Fla. S T R F .isT .T II- S E R V IC E ~ P ROGRESS *« i .-CjA .iv.: . 'I ce DEPARTMEMT m1 s »I -COMoAhTf; Phn D7 in | liii'j | �TAGE FIVE THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY. JULY 22, 1927 STILL INVENTING AT 8* Pacific Flyers Take a Dip THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF LOCAL I EASTERN STAR CH APTER CELEBRATE Social Colander ____ • - ^ in WASHINGTON, July22.-(INS) Although he is fib nnd has lost his right arm. John Phillips, who is Lt. Com. E. E. Wilson, attached known in England for his many to the Navy Bureau of Aemnantics, inventions, goes to work every day nnd continues to devise new things. bail a miraculous escape today He nnd his wife, who is HI. r e - j when his seaplane hnd a forced ccntly celebrated their diamond j h i d in g near Buzzard's Point, on wedding anniversary a t their homo j the Potomac, and hurst into flames in Streatlmm. After Phillips h m t|nN it hit the ground. Wilson *•#his arm several years ago, he Im-tcaped from the burning plane with mediately lenrned to write a n d 1only minor injuries. draw with his loft hand. Among MAY FLY TOMORROW his Inventions are a rotary' bacon cutter, a pneumatic brake, a min­ eral water bottle, a pill packer and SOUTHAMPTON, Eng., July 22. counter, and a. machine for auto- (IN S)—Installation of new radio mnticnlly turning the leaves of 'apparatus in the trnns-Atlnntic music at a piano. flying boat of Capt. Frank T. Cour----------------------- tnev, British sir nee, was under “ BOBBY" WINS AGAIN way today at Calshot flying base. — —— Courtney told International Nows WOODCOTE PARK, EPSOM, I Service he hoped to ho able to hop ------- off some time tomorrow. England. July 22. ( I NS)—" B o b - _______________ _ by" Jones ami Joe KvYkwood todaj j I.KESBURG—$10,000 apartment defeated Cyril Tolley and Roger ]10URe to erected. Wethercd one lip in a four hall ( ^ ---/ foursome here today. Jones played which won him the British Open brilliantly through the farway but Championship at St. Andrews last jiis putting was not the putting week. ■.Social and Personal Activities-: Office T elephone 148_____ MRS. FRED S. I)A10EH. SOCIETY EDITOR AVIATOR ESCAPES Residence Telephone 859 Beauty Is “M a” ■TIV ',Mr'!l'U' HnntviTMftry „f t l „ Ilitl, MU, .l-hti,..,,. Mr,. It.ilirrl j '•t?I ll I Tit i li* (Chapter lim li.f VT.. i ..r *th i. »• , i . & . . Seminole No. a"of r. Glenn, in her usual charming Order of Eastern Star was fit- manner, sang a group of soprano tinrly observed, Thursday evening solos, and Mrs. it. M. King and t with a delightful birthday party Mrs. Walter Haynes gave several SATURDAY at the Masonic Temple. it* piano selections. hildren's Story Ibmr nt Receiving tin* guests upon a r ­ The feature of the evening was k at the Library; rival Were the past matrons: Mrs. the pnntomlne “the Fickle Pro* MONDAY Sara Parker, Airs. Mary Kent. fos-.nr." The cast included "Mayruth Seekers Class of the Mrs. Mamie Griffin, Mrs. ,lny belle" (Mrs. I*. M. King), "Nancy" Enlist Sunday School will Bailey, Mrs. Elizabeth Scott, and a girl without style, (Mrs. Bea­ l regular business and social the Worthy Matron, Airs. Eunice trice Higgins) “The Professor," tun at the home of Airs. W . S. L. Turner. (Mrs. Elizabeth Ccott). ,ri.ti u on West F irst Street at i lie hall hntl Iteeu transformed hollowing the program the! Vlork with Mrs. ( K Adams. into a bower of beauty with num­ guests repaired to the banquet \\ Mr Kim, Mrs. G. W. Spen­ erous softly shaded lamps, potted hall for the refreshments. The d s , ||. A. Ale t ally, Mrs. Les- plants, and numerous bowls of cut , hall was in gala attire w i t h : tVriit and Mrs. *L H. * ownn flowers Bright-hucd pillows also itreamers, myriads of flowers and hostesses. , folded a cherry note. ferns. The long table was spread In the reception room an ui- with a white cloth which strips | tractive table was placed and here "f purple extending dnVvn the 1‘ . . « it / Y f ■“ 'raiighout the evening fruit punch length. In the center! was an a rtis­ lin a g e U I tVfiH served liy Mrs. J. E, Courier tic arrangement of cut flowers in the Eastern Star colors. Th * Y V * i l k p r \ S i s t er 'Mls- l,t,!:k-v Wi«ht. When Lieutenant E. Hegenhvrgur (left) and Lieutenant Lester J, IS . *' * 1 i \ very interesting program place card.- and napkins were dime Maitland sauntered out on the bench at Waikiki, the Frisco-11nnnlulu was in ranged b " Mrs. It. C. Mas- in the 0. E. S. Insignia. r. M, Mitarik entertained most well including the ringing of non-stop flyers were presented with the large floral horse.shoe shown After all the guests had gather­ -ant ly Friday a f te r /m u at “ America” by the assembly. follow- ed about the table the large Jurthabove, with “To Our Heroes," patterned in white. The two, even in -|re at her home on Laurel eil by the grand march led by Mrs. day cake, iced in white and emI * * bathing Milts, keep something of the military posture. nue, honoring Mi*** Ivn .lane Eunice 1timer and Mrs. Higgins, j bossed with the O. E S. insignia 1 of M m roe, La., the guest of A handshaking ‘contest followed with :tn tapers, was brought in Values up tn $10.00. Smoking stands, Pottery, Glass* -ister, Mrs. Clifford Walker, j ami afforded much mirth. E very! oil a prettily arranged ten cart, i \ l ‘l l l f t »• f \ T l ’*trl#U 1*C *It 1 LAI DERDALES70*l,00'l ware, Silver ware and Jewelery to l>e sold for $1-00 guests were the members of twenty-fifth person shaking hands i During the serving of the rofreshi>ian u l a e i n a a c (tl) ll(, fnr mnnlcipill ,m. l.mtuphun Bridge club and an wns awarded a prize. A clever aietits of rnspbery ice. cake nnd Mrs. At Rtcard, 18. of Yakima, provements. a table of players. reading was given by little Miss punch, numerous telegrams were Wash., won the prize tn a record variety of cut flowers and * oriicliu Ale line after which a read from absent members, beauty contest In which girls from i„ were arranged with charm* word contest was featured, Mrs. IvKSBURG Contract to be let Over ;i hundred guests were in several cities In central W ashing­ effeet in the rooms where the Walter II nynes formed the m o st, attendance incbldiiig represent:!- ton participated.(, She la shown * *i»r >r coin construction ,,f $800,000 new ,t‘ a-semhled for play. The ■words! nut of the name “ Eastern live- from chapters at Orlado, l)e- here with her two children, Al­ MIAMI, Fla., July 22 H N S ) — '» choolhouse here. lilow ideas predominated iti the •Star" and was awarded the prize, land ('resent City, and New bert. aged C. months, oud Caro­ Admitting when arraigned b e fore,—■ jirfitlotts and were further ac­ line. 2 years. I* S. Commissioner J. F. Rpitlcr then He is believed to have Another reading was given by Smyrna. tuated in the tallies done in pari bat lie has been conducting it eat'e.i from the institution, ivitb brilliant colored plumage, mail order business in narcotics, 1 pen tlie completion of the fifth Mike Toplitz of this city is in the j*n‘ssion scoress were mnicu added .,mi mid I ' i J l i l i U 1 J 1 TT l i l L J V t l U l l l V l I L u a tllC I T\ i if* v Dndc ('runti unty stockade today ite,rb:L metnhers making .000 bond to await tlie scare, was awarded r session of U. S. district «r iced teI( slippeis. For to A. D. Stevenson, liny low score there was a pret- I Kuperintcndunt T. W. I.nwton of I government narcotic inspector | Suitable fur living room, dining room, or kitchen, unfinished with a large size can of (Continued From Page One) --------embroidered guest towel, The than SIP,000 worth ofdnpc SIDNEY, «., July 21.— (INS) the Seminole County Schools anst -coring tin- most points re- went right away from there. Authorities here today were seek­ nouneed this morning thnt he hnd b.tgclv cocaine 1ms been mailed by I •* '*'t *'f table markers, I | don't suy Hint Sharkey is a Tun- ing the trail of two bandits who received the resignation of Mrs. i loplit/ during the past few monle tlie low score prize for the ney. But he certainly is not a kidnaped County Treasurer Al- Ollie M. Steele, who has been at tbs to disabled war veterans in the in any desirable shade sts,» wa> * a dainty .guest , , towel. | Dempsey, a statement .,, , to.which ,, , tin-, fonso Berrv Wednesday afternoon the head of the commercial depart- government hospital at Lake City, Ortiiiiucntnl as well as useful. Actual value of the above is $.'i.o() c L...I was presented a framed doubtedly he will place his seal and , ni)lU.(, him (>f $tr,,()(l0 in cash mem o f the Seminole High School Eh-rida. _ rsia scene as gift from her ( hand today. and *25.000 in checks, the days re- for tlie past two years. Jeff Lnmpeer, taken into custoMrs. Steele stated in her letter dy with Toplitz nnd charged with . J He ought to know it, nnyhow, for eeipts of county tnxea. nen tlw bridge accessories bad ( if be doesn't know now, the tru th . to the story lterry told of resignation that Nile expected Icing 4ln accessory is also .being rttu'ived anil the tables is m ver for him. He hud the su- he According Bark Avenue at 2nd Street. was accosted by two young men to remain in Sanford, and will con- held today. His bond was fixed at •nl rviili lunclieoii cloths, the perior speed but he refused to use as he stepped from the courthouse Untie the work that she is doing S2f>0, but he is alleged to have re­ w* sened iced moulded in the | it. Being too vain to hack away about noon to deposit the day’s tax al present in the Sanford post .pa sted a committal as an aid in n rif Muck eyed .susans, cukes even from the human killer, | helping tn free himself of a drug ia a bank across the street. ! office, Mr. I.nwton added. frail punch, j it didn't seem to matter that receipts id7.1. Steele was formerly engag- 1habit. hum One of them pushe I the muzzle < > f lot.members at **that, * "" ,v *n playing pui,* mil were '* <I V «Mrs, *l I .t, Dempsey's I " Nll'cw J ft legs l* L»-" were " 1 t v gone IH •■*'■* « , 1 f. » 1.1. > i _ i ■1C III lit II VII t* Will rd tn civilit service* workK in th? ( | t was alleged that Lnmpeer rt W IV. Warner, ■ Mrs. Ellsworth jin three rounds or les.s they must J ' . " , V* ‘ ( i 'l! 1 11 /■,1,11 j ,1 Treasurv liepailineot in W Washing- handled the Lake Citv end of the y*r, r. Mrs. I*. M. King, Mrs. fold up of their own weariness. ^ : ton. She was „ teacher Iin the-I traffic for Toplitz when the form­ terr lb*, III h, Mrs. Chris Matthews I No. Sharkey was too arrogant for , , 1 , ' Steward f’omineix’ial Sell School al ,.|. was confined to the hospital Mr#. J. E. Courier. Tin* olhet ] such 11 finish as that. Ho must country on a lonely road and then Washington immediately bofotvv ------------------- blindfolded bound anil gagged and d# included Miss I vo Jane Ford. *finish Dempsey with his own and . . , . accepting her position in the local j *Pies, ntt, Miss .Marcia I'utter- 1nnd, in such a program, it was in- fc'u"bed from the nim liine, high school. ■ 1— — •Mi Marie Huddleston, Mrs. {evitable that one man or . the other I Berry told authorities, , . . it . took i Mr. l.nwton expressed the regret In such a game, bun more than two hour to loosen > M.|ltlui iffieinls and patrons in idler Kent of Winter Park nnd must go quickly, " 1 "" the .aids were all with Dempsey his bonds and crawl to a farmhouse announcing .Clifford Walker. Mrs. Steele’s resign!.-: and so Sharkey, of necessity, wits 1at Slmnley, a mile from the seem lion. The superintendent praised . ititik E.lenfield leaves Salur- elected. I hope he likes the office, of the reported robbery nnd there th. instructor's* work ns a mem-' Of course, the question of Hem- give warning of the robbery, ("r Branford, Fin., where he her of the high school faculty.j psey's left to the body had to come I Betty will complete his serve ■ Friends of Mrs. Steele will be glad I spend the weal: end. in for severe scrutiny and, in truth, as county treasurer August 1 t i learn that her new duties will'' Ii>. J. G. Ball who is spending it wiis low enough to deserve in­ Authorities declare they have found keep her as u re-ident of Sanford. summer at Corona.1.1 Ranch quiry. It landed at or under the none who saw Berry leave his of­ belt;not over it in any ease. But fice or saw him enter the car with nt tlie day here Friday. the writer is not particularly con­ his reported assailants. cerned with the punch in question. 1 h. and Mrs. Tony Bitchford COTTON FLUCTUATES n tu leave Monday for Mount You can't foul a man with a punch i on the Jaw, and it was such a punch non, HI., where they :n CONSTANTINOPLE, July 22 | " i!1 ' lsil that finished Sharkey. -NEW YORK. July 22. (INS) Hive, for it few weeks. ( INK)—Tourists visiting Turkey' Further, there was no claim of o f ,( Business cotton continued slow to. this summer are learning to Hud. foul in Sharkey's corner and tlie day and prices fluctuated within Jr, nti.l Mrs. M. Minarik and sorrow, that every package of 2" young >oits spent the day 1 force . calmly went <>n with the ; m rrow margins. Outside interest cigarettes they buy contains only 10, apparently erene In wu« lacking, while professional pbxiNtuuly ml Thursday at 111,11 the belief that everything wus us it trades wen not inclined to make IP mokes. The twentieth cigar­ Sim.mi Beach. should imv been, ■additional comments of any impm*- ette is withheld by the govern - 1 nient and will go to the making Anyhow, post mortem# of Hint tance. If iiad Mrs. Tom Bulb have re-) of a fund for the construction if kind never won u )»rize fight. H it)_________ iicil home from Jacksonville I over the fence and, if the um­ Mrs, W. I. Hughey and daught­ an aerial fleet f rf this little coun­ fe Mil v have been the guests of them pire says fiiir, it so ord red even er .Miss Esther Hughey arc spend­ try. it is calculated that, within a •l. and Mrs. Holland. if you gather about until daylight ing several weeks at Dayt.-ia few* years, his “involuntary" con­ and weep until your vests are sod­ Beach. tribution will permit the purchase) li'- KlizahcHi Ferran of Or- den. of several hundred airplanes. Je i- the attractive guest of No, this fight is dead; Imie live James and Sam Jr., motored auril Mrs. David L, Thrasher the next one. And live hm;; it sons sons James anil Sam Jr., Moored I INDIANTOWN—Work started Mi- Helen Mnrentette. will. Dempsey and Tunncy are set to Blue Springs, Thursday where in construction of $2fi,000 new vt Me Kurland. now to repent their rampag - of they spent the day. |schoelhouNR here. the rain, only this time they .will ,. i Mr. nnd Mrs. C. M. Boyd an li |lr. sad Mrs. c. F. S. Daiger of pjny f'hicago just by way • 1 *' i*................ [their family wereikamong the San-| ('LEWISTON—-Atlantic Toast jiipk Mopped in Sanford Thurs- j ve, and for good tnensur . . . . , ford people spending Thursday at ll.inc Railway Tompany to ron. zfteriumn enroute to Ashville; jsl(» T . bnllf c V°isi T . 't .......... NVw ............... Smyrna Beach. .t .u o t railway station here, ethi-c points in North r.i-o i a i o.ii needed. Dampsay theLgreatest Gulf Gas (man th- public today, ii* much or how bow violently 1I may shod shuil-) JACKSONVILLE $ljB00,0l>O Firestone Tires ----- before ----. . nuieh . ----- -, .... 1is the darling of the galleries ngatn (|t,r lhu fut,m , -III West First Street Tel,8W3 « new jiost office building contein,:!r». W. -L Meed niul childrenja man whom they trusted and Itowever. ns I saw it, Dempsey plated for erection in Jacksonville, dmmee will arrive Raturday j whom they trusted in vain kept charging in with the old agg- ! _______ Ms’nd next week as the guests i Not many champions shorn of, ressiveness and played to the body , — — -------- ■ - ■— jner innihcr Mrs. J. (J. Ball ut. their titles have■ come back, to such as < ) *as --- - ------nn viciously *-it iihijm «,v 1of *1* yore. j m r ( i.. * i i | *. Except '‘'Hullo Beach. Ian 'iiImpressive Jan as Dempsey f(ir ,l(j lmjtlfu) |m.|. (,f x|>4.t.,| nml uch. ’ gesture ‘ 1 .... . jmade Iasi night. Willard did n i- ^tHininn, he fought a typical DrillJins Nell Williams And Missjgnilist Floyd Johnson and "ic" pM.y fjjj|,t, ]| merely wus unforDAY 'T Hoy lie leave Saturday for (folded up against Louis *'it*P0, Jtun’a te that Sharkey' didn’t get nHundreds have bought White. & Colord—N eat­ *iiu -- where they will spend |This may or may not he propheth,. name for him* This Group includes ind­ I nil we si ill have some ly made. One to the cus­ ' «‘VI- end .is the guests of Miss .tie but I don’t mind saying that I M,]jent Leathers, Muck satin, shudder to think what Tunncy will ______ __________ exceptional bargains left. tomer—while they last. blondes and some white. rack Woodruff .Jr., returned do to the gasping, spavined Demp-| CLEARWATER American Light and dark colors in Hi and low heels. I bin day front rom Waynes- soy of the first six rounds last |,,.jri„ii to erect new home here. any of tlie newest styles. N. c where In* spent a few night. , . . . ---------------------------- -----------------Visit St. Augustine on this day. Its a comfortable little But, then. I picked Sharkey to t f..,v P T iiv r at ■'dli Ids parents, Mr. and trip; good roads all the way. Besides, it offers much in his­ win in 10 rounds, so it is probable | *’ u \ ( mi ’1’ , m c ' n , ' r, L, Woodruff. that no one cares particularly how | W K.H I BROS CO. torical interest and sight-seeing in and around America’s Biik Brown uml children Oldest City. inud home Friday from Cirro0 Iteurh where they spent the Minarik Hostess In Honor Big $1:2° Values SATURDAY ONLY Saturday Only ( M cL A U LIN , The Jeweler \ In Narcotics Ends| In A rrest Toplitz- LKES DEMPSEY W INS Countv T reasurei Head Commercial SSSrfJftiOVER SHARKEY Is Kidnapped And J>U>artmenllnHigh•o***, f c a S S I N 7TH ROUND Robbed Of $15,000 ‘ d,0Hl Kes,gns Job .., N IF T Y W A L L R A C K LAQ U ER 9 8 c P E E GEE C ASH P A IN T S T O R E THEYCAM E THEY SAW nnd then they Turkish Ci^arottes Have 19 In Package BOUGHT! Highest Quality at the lowest price in Tirestone history Why send away for tires. Come in and let us show you Seminole Tire Shop Thousands have taken advantage of our extraodrinary low prices. Here are a few items that should interest you. Pay us a visit now. Ladies* High Grade SHOES “ ST. AUG UST 1NE For The Motorist S U N D A Y , J U L Y 24t h $2.50 1 "eei, till* guests of Iter ,h<r Mrs. J. G. Ball. i 'r* 1,0,1 Mr*. A. )t. Malicney V y raurnini- in their i r,,r I Iilutka Wherg they will 1 the Week end as tlie guests ; I'lilu-r and wife .Me. and ( harli Hyun. nj?;*1, -V Howard and two Ughtert Mu ses Mina and Bout- * C i™ ^«a » grandson, Buddy! ar.i leave op Suturdny for Day w leu,), where they will spend ‘*#1 weeks. Jf. an | m ,.h j ,,),,, shirard, Mr. th.rm'. ,,,‘1“!erick Render, Miss in xn ' ’ Hvverly Bender, • "nird and Fred Bender " P a rty motoring to Blue ‘undh*y where they tpc-nl D o Y o u r S h o es L o o k S h ab b y ? Hill H a rd w a re will refiniah them for with Ungers Laqurr i*> tniy Y O U R B EST R O U T E Sanford to DcLnnd Del.a ml to Daytona llemh . Daytona Beach to Flagler Reach Flagler Beach to St. Augustine 15 22 Id 82 miles miles miles miles TOTAL N* allies Tlie lust fifty miles lire over the new OCEAN SHORE BOULEVARD, now open to travel. Popular Shades 60c Per Pair English Hroadcloth SHIRTS A Bargain! Kxtra! Baronet Satin Silk Dresses SLIPS $1.29 $5.98 Exceptional New Stock Values Men’i SHIRTS IS ), *| j* in white and colors neck­ bands and with colors a t­ tached, A tfive aw ;/ nt values up to $2,00 now only our best trade of Hnglish broadcloth tint! some silks. The best Quality money can buy for $1.38 89c $1.75 COOL - W I D E - S M O O TH Stoji at Puytonu Beach going and coining. DAYTONA BEACH DIVISION A. A. A. of the \ fill* Muin Street, Daytona Bench, Florid* The Oudet iJM �The Prize Winners *■ H onorable M ention Stacks and stocks of answers to the Herald's offor in Inst Friday’s paper are ample proof th at the "Ask Me Another" fad enjoys tremendous popularity in Sanford. The contest was by no m en oh on easy one, merchants reporting that a number of people had called and asked what their slogan was or if they* adver­ tised this or that. The decision of the Judges is that first prize is awarded Miss Cornelia Cox McRae, second prize to Mrs. If. E. Wise and third to Miss Geneva Jelliff. If these prize winners will call a t the Herald Saturday after­ noon they will be given a credit slip for the amount of their prize on any mer­ chant they choose who was listed on the "Ask Me Another" Page. is tint! In tpiile a few coutpjdunts for wo admit*thal some nf tin* questions wen* .i .i i tjimi: 1 tp; , ■’*■■ *71.1 t lift i '■n' ■’ •- ■ :|- puzzlers, n C.1Steele, Adrian.Smith. Sam r r Gillespie, Florence Tyner anti Herbert Three Ant Play “ Why It Pays To Shop in Sanford" Hy Mina ('orneiia Airline Art 1 Tank of gar, Drive 23 Mi lea, Try on endlea ly, Eat no lunch. ^\ct II Buy rose pink dre*;::, To inntrh red hat, Pay ?10 more than intended. Act III Tired, hungry, Money ftpetll, bate for supper llusiiaill sore, “ Why It p ay s to Buy in Sanford" A. Evans wrote splendid letters <>n By Mra. II. E. Wise "Why It Pay t to Huy in Sanford” as A few Jnrtntltih-nfto, I mine t<> Sanford to well as answering correctly a number 0 make my homo. I noticed olio of the loading of questions. A number of others sub- meiehanta had a sign which read; "Pull Kids crying, Dress don’t fit. Day ia done. (■'nr Sanford nr Prill Out," Tlthi merchant niilted commendable Id lers Iml made had the right Idea to make Sanford I he numerous errors in answering the ques- I'ity Substantial. ■ ious. Space allows us to piiMinh only the “It1 not what you make that counts, it’s Idler: w ritten by the winners of first whnt you rave—by trading in Sanford you ami second prizes. will n v e money. Curtain i! •m' Piggly Wiggly a ‘A ll World” Sanford Drug Co. Seminole County OveThe Bank, Two Stores — Two Markets E. First St. — Sanford Ave. >> 'The Corner First Street and Magnolia Avenue A “ 4- JL RexalStore \ Phone 325 K First Street . r v. -i-r / 7 > .*/■ Kelvinator is IIn* oldest domestic electric refrigeration. Pierson & Larkin A. K. Platt, Manager McLander Arcade it Pasteurized Milk “Highland is heated to 145 degrees and held at that de. gree for 50 minutes. t/Svi; Your Prescription M A C K ’S Sold by Park” Burgess M ilk Products Co. fc > 1 lo E. First St. W. M. Y O U N G Service You Get It Here! Call Us -We Call No fuss or bother about it— We are as near as your phone —ring: and your orders in­ sure complete satisfaction. />J Id. C. Vide Ice Cream “The Friendly Drug Store” Taney D ry Cleaning Company % i* . 108 Magnolia Ave. 'll!) W. 4th. St. Phone <i:il Watch for week-end Special. Phone 4G5 B o ld . Substantial City" • Phone 103 News “A Sub stant ial Jeweler in a Seminole Creamery Company — Seminole % Made and Sold by i LaneyDrug Store E. First St. Cor. Park Ave. & Commercial Phone 700 110 E. 2nd. St. Truth, Service & Courtesy is compounded accurately of pure Drugs, promptly filled, assuring satisfaction. L. Hooker, Editor & Publisher Ball Bldg. I First National Sanford Laundry Inc. Office PlantW. 3rd. St. m / BranchMcLander Arcade Geo. Deetch The Bicycle Store McLander Arcade Fishing* Tackle and Sporting* Goods B ank “The Bank Of Service" Phone 475 Corner lst. St. & Park Ave. :»tsar i i,.. -V fcCySrt" 'i A I *j;< d .■:■• .. .V '. ’V ^ sib it Layer Cakes 33c Frosted with Caramel fruit icing* Delicatessen foods are deliciously pre­ pared, offering a wide variety o f Hum­ mer dainties that will appeal to the most jaded appetite. Arcade Delicatessen “The Taste Tells” McLander Arcade �IMH— — PAGE SEVEN THE 8ANF0RD HERALD, FRIDAY. JULY 22, 1927 MAIMT HAC !£ fLUMBER and complete line cf building material. I.ow prices. Security Lumber Co., “Where Good j Grndea Come From” Maplo and ] Sixth. Phone 71)7. GROCERY STORE for sale. At a BARGAIN: 0 ple.e dining room great sacrifice, doing cash busi­ suite, ^ 100-pic. e ilnvilunc china ness, have to leave town. $100 will set, bedroom ami living room handle deal, 310 Cypress Ave. •mite; other bargains. 11;i E. Bth PANAMA CITY — Rids tomes- St. tod for construction of 2 bridges over East Hay and West Ray at 27—Wnlik'd To Borrow Panama City, on Gulf (Vast High­ way. costing approximately $1,$innii wanted for one year at 000,000. 8' , . First mortgage on gilt edg • SKRR1NG - - New sewers being inside real estate, worth $5,000. |*„S| office Rox II, Sanford. lnid in this city. FOR SA1.K:—Five room Spnnish CROSS-TIES- nnd poles, nny bungalow on Park Avenue, 2 grade nr dimension. See K. M. car garage, nice lawn, immediate or II. Bush, Gcncvn. possession,—can't lie heat for the/ price, terms $200.00 cash, bnlar.ee' Cash in Advance 2f'•— M is c e lla n e o u s F o r Snle CONCRETE in every shape nnd monthly. Rox 118 cure Herald. form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod­ 21)— l atm.s j.^ig Salt* ARRIVED TODAY sugar of lend ucts Company, Fifth and Maplo ... ml*. will l*c received mill nlum for preserving seed REST RUY IN AGRICULTUU- b<\! covers. Rail Hardware Co. Sts. Phone 112-W. L„ns and collector went A LLAN D [(fly f''i |>a) nunl. CLARENCE SMITH ' ......... lUr a line AI MOST NEW cypress bout and General Contractor In The State Of Florida . . . he a IIm good trailer. Sacrifice for $10.00. 500 West First Street In the flowing w< II district near Phone B2D-W or 715 Myrtle .Ave. 7c a line st Phonn 441 Hanford, with clay subsoil. On rales on request. the highway and nnc mile from ME! AL ROOFING I he Roof Ev It. R. station. ix n J reduced rates are for erlasting. Metnl shingle':; Already cleared, Perfect standing seam tin and galvanised Itjve insertions. drainage, I,,rd < of average lcnjrtli roofs. See James II. Cowun. Oak virgin soil of unsurpassed foi •ve< nnd Thud St. Phone III. Inted a Uno. tilil.v, will grow anything. hum charge of 30c f° r 1,000 Acres in units of fi ar »-cn, Lrtion. , . •i . n < iiuinv a i yon wf.ni < > — H elp W a n te d (M a le ) Jlvcrtisii'g k' restricted AT •' PRICE Sti LOW IT WI1.I | r rla.'Sificntion. "Make Your lleaii Swim" I.rror is made The SonHome Seekers, Hero Is Your • ROYS WANTED— -Can use five laid will l>e respons Ido Chance good boys who are hustlers. Con | Incorrect insertion. It May Never Come Agnin earn h . i high a n hdlar an i«ft•• • IcrtiBcr for subsequent If you can make a ninnll rauli L, The office should he jnoon. Apply Circulation Depart- payment and finance your fir.-t ' ment Herald. I iininediately in ease of crop, it will easily pay for tin land. 8—Financial If you are looking for a "Simp" (> AllVKIITIHKII.S Here It In Iferntd representative See Me At (hire MONEY— to loan on Improved del | y familial with rates, W. ?i. YOUNG xiiahlL residential property ;n lind c1n**uicntioii will Rargainu In Real Estate rompietr Informal ion. Sanford at O’ (mr cent interest, no Park Avo. ami Commercial St brokerage- Address l^ian P. O Uox knu wish, they will assist 503 City. wording your want ad. 21—Acreage For Sale it mom effective. 11—Mi.scclla neons MUCK LANDS AUK VAM A III E [•OJita NT n o t i c e .Iti.t three mites from the city limits mi highway I have eight Liners should K've their CAR AWNINGS, -keep .. out the acres of muck lands that ran he L (office address as lain, bought for $500 an acre or special , dazzling sun . nnd drizzling MI., | (heir phone nun.her if car owners need them. $.1.1,0 a pair. llf i(. Thirty Lire ri oils. About one nil m i , I utilii... I . ■ h dirt cheap .Snlsen.cn and sales -1 jn cnliro lrnct jn r|,„|cs cit • lout of a thousand lias ladies a re cleaning up with tins llls I1M || „ t |lf.r .......I runb-ii inno and the others auto necessity, call or |an,|. r„ r ,,(l„ultry ||r y and Lnnm -t. ate with y* u newest write for tmrlieillnrs. Autn Awn­ Awn. ,lf , i||(, Men .. can make particulars. Auto ............ Ihq know your address, ing Co. It Rail Rlilg. living raising Imllis, celery, v e g e -. linconliiuiaiice .'II o l "• table:, and nmiltry for Hanford mid 1 I prrs.m at The Sanford 12—Wanted Orlando market s. Add re -v R.VA. C Inffbe or try letter. I ele. •are Herald. This will not ho oil ldiwonliaiianccr are not THE MOON AND DIANA F r a n - . k r, j f ym( ,jo not think (( diise is open in the surrounding , hi„ Iail(| is NV(„ , tl nril.„ , , y territory. A Real Opportunity for ,1U V .............. „ M ll.k |nn,u i(l las - Prompt - Efficient a live bus ness man or company. (lt|M.r „r v. Servico ( om plilr line of cars from $995 to $220d, F. " . B. Factory. Factory A Ural Homelike I’lnre To Slop representative will he in Hanford Come to The Orcmi View Hotel at Lunccniciils _____________ . ‘ in about a week. Address all re-, Coronado Hcarli, Fla. - J plies to Factory Representative, Tlioroly srrrrned, modern, ini!0N tnd PLUM RING— D"X 123, Hanford Herald. provriiieiits. Rales $3.50 a day m;. Wo handle electric 1 -------~ • American l*Ian $|f per weep poaf'. home light uml WANTED:- Someone to share single. $25 double. U. tkmford Machine Go. j crop, about <i acres of muck at E. J. COATES. Mgr. Elder Springs, P O. Rox No. IIP, .Orlando, Flu. l,ford Daily 1,CT»W T AD. RATES ............... 14S 2lW— ExoltnngC* NORTH WOOD Slnte Rank o»* • Nort'iwood reopened recently. WILL home h i . TRADE i i w i i m . modern o .m .i .- in ... Orlando for ten acre improved a , ■ . , , , i-iierv farm, will assume differonce. B»w 802. Orlando. -----------------------Dl NETT A—GO cars of watermelons shipped from this town so far this venson. ------ -----------ST. AUOUSTINK Building p< r. mil:- issued in Florida during May totaled $t0,313,800. • Bids requested n i.n iu .in vi .11., fit. °f*<Illll’inif phving v.State mild No.‘ 5 hrtwein Newberry and Levy County line. ------------- ------ ------------------ 7--------The Credit Association Is nn nr gBtllxrd society for the prevention ..f Cruelty to .Credit, JfMt Pay your hills when they re due, mid help to prevent this cruelty. ’»he Sanford Credit A m . Inr. . . . . . . . v A Tremendous Event that SurpassesAll ftevious Records! T h a t Is T h e R e a so n Y o m S h o u ld C o m e T o O u r Consoiidati T *••* ii Sale GOING OUT OF BUSINESS IN SANFORD” bmcliilcH 1Renew Your Health DODGE ■« 1> -r* [ms and Graham Trucks cera Easy work, full or spare tim e,' good remuneration. Pay every day JfSy J UniICtlllO ll Utk St. Phone 3. Apply to The Herald Office. 1 , . . . — ! Any physician will toll you that is ft COWAN CO. auto 12-AFARM TOOLS WANTED j ' Piifcct Purification of tliu-Sy |r arid sheet metal works, t ,,ni i.i N ature’s Foundation of 1 WANT TO RUY tra c to r disc pi , Ave. Phono 710-W. Y " | w* 1. Perfect . i n - i.u Health.’ i.m , Why not rid harrow, ditcher. W. M. You ••on v i».' 1, U r 1” , yourself of chronic nilmcnt.n that -U0 N. Park Avo. Tel ,77 or 7 if.. ,(tc umlcrininin|r yollr vitality? F n ik ii BU1CK CO. ».l Magnolia Ave . Purify your entire system by tak­ 15— Apartment For Kent ing Phone 307 n thorough course of Cnlolnha. , ...... . i . ' —onre or twiee a week for several IKODKL TRIM CO. I l UXlSlIr.I) hoiiwkn'iMiiu iipnrt• iiiul spo how Nittuio 1the car, not the owner.'* ments all conveniences, 2 rooms,. wnP<| s yoU w| t|, li«;Alth. Lnt SI 1 for estimates £18 monthly, 312 E. 5th. (bilotaln are the greatest of |P. W. RADFORD ------------------------------------------------ system purifiers. Gel a family TWO FURNISHED apartments, package with full directions. On1»»i'*lP2— m ARMONS close in, 50'J E. Third SI. iy 35 cts. a t drugstores. (Adv). vt. Automobile f'O. Inotia Ave. Phone 137 NICELY FURNISHED five room ____ — —-------- | double garage cottage, close i.i, W SANFORD BOOSTER *01* E. Thlnl Street, only $1.00, Studehnk?r A*k fur carbon juice with FOR RENT- Wager apart mem »top„ the knock. Hail dean, cool, cozy, especially well 12c ('<>. loca(e<l, 70S l-.arl Street, Daytona Dench. Week or month- utility fur­ I’.- KURD — FORDSON nished. flwsrd Higgins Inc. •*l Ai I'nlmetlo. Phone 331 TWf. rooms, kitchenette and hath beautiful outlook; nil improve • Overland Co. Willys- ments; attractively furnished (One lEiy .Service $ 1.1*10 Overland, Whippit.i. moderate rent by wrek. Young’s |’'*innirri i:i| Sts. phone .',S. Apartments, office 200 N. l ’&rk Avo. |0I.E IIDUSON- ESSEX TWO NEW nicely furnished INC apart mens. $25 per mouth. HI Oak At o . FIIONZ 175 W. First St. Phone 207. Phone 41 |nesx S c r v ir r 16— H o u s e s p u r Kent W e A re O fferin g A Big S p ecial O n O u r A lre a d y S p ecial Prices. d Here jMen’s Linen Wash Suits 75c 1hey Are--Make Your Choice, j ^ _________________ _______________ Colton Piece Coeds Figured Colloii Crep s—8 l)c.... 15c yd. Fast Colored Voiles—49c Now ... 29c 45c lOnglish Prints, 59c value now 55c 9-1 Hleached Sliceting* on sale for D o iu M iss This Sale! Silk Piece Coed: 40 Inch Cit pe do eliinc, 0 \ ahu Flat Crepe cv: ( ’rep Lack . alin Printed Crepe de chine, $2.98 value Pure Silk crepe $2.75 value:* Sanford Laundry [I S’lNEHS FOR RENT:—Tw-y houses, M il and 1405 W. First Street. Knit will Vulcanizing Works. card appear l"*V in this column •r 3,11111) every day! 5-ROOM bungalow for rent with bath and garage, on F r c u h m, lit lb, H jo wmd / piano , 9 — Hotlgcs F o r Sale ‘i exports with 17 years FOR SALE OR RENT: seven 'hnnford Music Store room bungalow with hath, com­ **>0Ppe. Room 10 is )) M pletely furnished. Has large cool txa<le, Phone £32. veranda with luwn and flower.-, dotilde loto, two ear garage and Depend on well located in the city. You ran ^•ANFHS & DYER.H buy on your own terms or rent So all kinos of very reasonable. Phono 0118-W. 1non® 481-j. irrigation | FOR HALE:—Four room cottuge •" general cement wvitk on one of best lots on Magno-I P r . , n **• ^ e r' Avenue, nead South Sid *v. 3rd and Elm. School — price reasonable. Terms i DRl'G ctmiTTT 17 *'• RU' 1 purchaser. Owner Rox 4 It >•.«., SS!“u^2. “ r- _________ (4 >“H»_Phone Cull D»-( FOB SALK:—One of best fi.e nRlSENRERHY PRINT rtH,ni bungalows on Palmetto " Printing, Kr.grjvtnu. Avt,,uc. in Sanford Heights, corX- -wc ^jri .. • ' ner lot, ei|uipped with electric * <17 W. n o ' . e ao ; rang* and water heater, price less! '*1 Stre-t Avenue- t |llln market value, terms to suit, i Rox 15 C. O. Herald. j One lot of shirt:- slightly soiled former price $1.00 and $1.50 G9C 9Sc now ........... v.................... . 49c $1.98 Former ])rice $1.50 on sale for 85c $;M5 98c , $2.95 $2.00 foi mer price now .. and Children’s All wool mils Ladies' Wool Suits Ladies’ Wool Suits Ladies’ Wool Suits HOC repairing, m f. a ir in g QBLOl K.i Men’s Shirts Children’:* good grade cotton Avo., near 11th St. Phone 224 or month costs only $2.«i0. call at lilH Park Avo. Phone HH FOR RENT: —6 room unfurnish cd stucco bungalow, 2 bH f'T "Classified Depart­ rooms, living room, dining mom, kitchen (equipped with electi «• ment" range,) hath (with hot und cold watejr). l i s a ted 230(1 Palmetto ' 1 OLD WALLS Avenue, rent summer rates, phone E NEW WALL PAINT 148. •^.,NK W AND BET'■ H l! I HER INFORM A- 4-ROOM Cottage, unfurnished, f«r 1' l l ‘ I'llONE 235-J OR rent. 1700 block, $25 a month. ' • ' OI.L1N, SANFORD, Rox 1700 cure Herald. ;.R A I ‘R Closing Out Bathing Suits ;c;;vlllr; >M (til Held AL::!: !.!ij F.teprod •vair.- Dlssruon ■ i . M e rc h a n d ise Is Selling h a s t For I t s M a rk e d B elow C ost. V/t REDMONT T U T W IL F R . O u r -.il/xytuxM U la *h c ANDREW JACKSON M i i 'i J / c linn •ffic A r J S L E Y rThe P I E D M O N T CUiat (a Oil D.’r.Kc? Hotels Co Jnc Cr-r'. i tKrt. Sanford Dry Goods Co. S. A. IRWIN, Prop. J l i � 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 22, 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/866ecaef683afe4357820a2641d06134.pdf 5c0818f13bc1c526a241e39e9968cae8 PDF Text Text THE WHATHEH VOUR 'n e w s p a p e r I ncnl thundershowers tonight Khcd world’s Greatest VoRctablo i,n Its Richest Garden Land nnd Sunday. Leased Wire Infcrnnlionnl New's Service ME NO SANFORD, t I,OKI DA. SATl KRAY. JULY . I Effort Is Made To Prevent. Hornl Sale A Pacific Ace and His Queen rie M e n A c c o m p a n y resident Up Creek “Shoot” Him As Casts For Trout GENEVA, July 28— (INS) 1 he Naval Limitation Confer­ ence, which wns halted hy the absence of the British delegatee will get under way again early next week, it wns stated in au­ thoritative quarters today. Ac­ cording to advices from London the British cabinet has decided virtually lhat the British dele­ gates rhnll return to Geneva on •dons. The cabinet will hold nnoruerdny to resume the discusiher meeting on Monday when final instructions will lie given to the delegates. Men Realize Year Ambition >JlLi Nationalists Expelled Front Sliangtung And .Main Force Falls thick Front KJangsu And Psuchotvfu To Cliinkaing Chief Obstacle In The Path Of The Smooth OperatlonUI Their Lucrative Trade Is Said To Re Niagara Falls Nationalists Also Defeated At Canal This Territory Is Regarded As Free CAN’T HUNT DEER ilidges Guest! . of IN 27COUNTIES! [overnor McK Uul Wife At I odge DURING AUGUST; DEFtJNIAK SPRINGS, Fla , July 23—(IN S)—Suit t o en­ join the board of county com­ missioners of Walton county from Kellinp a $1,550,000 foail and bridge bond issue was au­ thorized by the 1027 legislature and were ndertised to be sold today. The principal allegation is that the proposed issue is in excess of what is justified when the taxable wealth of the coun­ ty under four million dollars is uken into consideration. ^ Cabinet Member Says There Has Been No Indication O f Any Revolt AgainstKing Bowed In Sorrow ('Dents Never See Kaolloggers lint Deal Only With S te­ nographers And C l e r k s SHANGHAI, July 28 (INS) — Ilofcnt lias been administered to the Nniional Cantonese Armies,accord­ Ernie Smith, first civilian flyer to ing to confirmed dispatches re­ to the Hawaiian Islands, is lost im ceived here today from the north. YSTIC, South Dakota Restrictions Arc Also Placed j The combined armies of Gen. is shown with his financed. M4ss Mr.r 13—Calvin Coolidge, In 7 Comities Upon Hunt­ Chung Tsung Chang and Sun O m ­ luted movie star of ing For Deer And Turkey an Fung, attacked and drove the from Shantung. Tho Daring Wholeli»27-2SSeason Nationalists :1<Hills went on "loon' Nationalist main force is falling hack from Psuchowfu and Kingsu TALI. A MASSE. FLA. July 28 which the Northerners are expected ccompnnicd b y h i s p e r s o n } INS) Tito hunting of deer during iovic nifii nnd 1—.'. n ’large corps August in s been c losed In 27 coun­ In the mcanwhilo Sun Chnnn ut>v (_ _ * _ l», the Prcsthorrcsponilont ties and deer and turkey during Fang hns attacked and defeated jtcamc thrity-flve miles.up the 1027-28 season in nine counties tho Nationalist Itolding tlie line |d Canyon this ’ ' morning to this according to an announcement by of the Grand Canal, compelling a ... „ off place on Frcncli by stutc game and fresh water fish huge force of southerners to full Ljumping '* * hack through‘ Haychow uponi TsingTtdng- , lY "here to record once and for commissioner Jordan It. Royall . he picture for which there lia\e Those counties to be closed to kianpti. [ ,wo masons of rehearsal—tho the hunting of deer during tho next Ij, is understood that tlie Nation­ (f Executive of the United Stnt- month nre Broward, Dade, Monroe, alists lenders intend to retire upon hip boots, rod nnd reel, a t tho St. Lucie, Okeechobee, Glade s, Palm [rhinkaing. Tliese ri vere defeat:’. . t Desotn, |of tlie southern forces are uttrlbuIncss of casting for, striking Reach, Martin , Orange, i ted to exhaustion nnd the incxneri- ' pulling in a trout from a Hendry, lliglil Manioc, [enee of the Nationalist soldiers. Seminole, Hi! iintain Stream. Ila, Alnclu : In their retreat, the Nnlionnlis' • t was a little over a year ago S a r a s o t a , S u n i l Escamliin, drew hack with them several dlvi t Mr. Coolidge fresh from i Rosa, | sions from the Wuhan sector, shincton where lie had referred iseil to the ' Tlie Nnnkiligites are concentru[fishing ns child’s play arrived i turkev ting nt Nanking which the Wttltnn5’aul Smith's N. Y. for his nnensons are U*« expect to nttiicl: al.out Tuesday, vacation, lie was persuaded to oiing men to lshorouch About 8,000 prisoners were taken I his luck with hook and line and ol i Suin' jhy the combined northern nrmlvr. flew neror.s ft Lime a confirmed discoplo of lz* * i The cosunlities were romparnliveLieut. Alhcil I Walton. Die movie men nnd , 1|y ligllt owing to tile fact that tile Itncrarbcrs pursued him nil of :ounticH j NntionulkUii'offered littlo i ?»ist1 1P26 beseeching him for a picwas nocos- j nnee> I. bn without avail and since nmissioner * Jt confjn „ 0,| by dispatches Icvnstntion I from Kiukinng that Michnri Boroirricnno ot .. _ovic^ adviser to ilie Canton rt would he available nnd tho m l boys wero on hand with Lwis of feet of film in their Ifuincs. Ihe Coolidges were the guests r the day of former Governor m McKolvic of Nebraska nnd k McKelvic, who have n mount[ lodge here. Tlie newspaper men 1photographers nlso were guests the McKelcics, the invitation king licen extended tlirougli tho ksident. • Air. and Mrs. Coolidge motored lo Rapid City early this morning pm tho game lodge and there nriled a special train on the RapCanyon lino to make the journey 1 to Mystic secret service men ung previously decided that the auntain road leuding there to re too dangerous. The trip up through tho Canyon is made on a narrow gauge track nF**n cars which afforded a iinurtahlc* view of t ho mugn if idem NUMBER 275 Member Audit Bureau OT Uirntl:\UonH All Parties Have Ex­ pressed Loyalty To New King Michael Ttf NOTE: lltiffnlo 5 u v r ib«* i>tintIH*| fltfV o f i, IdtU felltT Sumuorte* on liuntrr nuni'ii« \ Clftj lint «• V11\ lull*!t |iry nic fliittiirDTi*. fi.iy they new r ncf tlie •liny fl*nl only will* •rnplirr iititl clrfUn.'* lr • in tho norlt'h will bo BUSHAREST, July 23.— (I N S )__There is pence nnd qtnet throughout nil Roumanln and there is no reason why it By LAWRENCE SULLIVAN nt rnntional News Service Staff Correspondent News Service today that lie will BUFFALO, N. V., July 28.—Cn- not "initiate any political disturb­ ni'dlnn liquor * Higglers along tho ances" in Roumanln. Ho did not however, what Ids course HiO-tnilo stretch of New York say, might l>e if his supporters in Roumcoast centered on Buffalo db- nnia raised a demand for ids return. •iciilio tlie hazards of their thriv­ Prince Carol received today a ing trade hy telling you that tho m< si age from his brother, Prince chief obstacle ,in tho path of Nicholas, n member of the regency ) replying to Prince C a ro l« . smooth operations between the council, message, suggesting that ho would I Pennsylvania state line and Itoeh- like to attend the funeral of king . y .. i- Niagara Falla* Ferdinand. Prince Nicholas in n Save for the IO-iuile segment of courteous message said that it is the Niagara River, elosed to rum "too soon" to arrange for even the runners l»y the falls, tile Empire temporary return of Prince Carol. State's const along the western end of Lake Erie, through tho en­ tile length of the Niagara River mill eastward along the southern edge of Iaike Ontario, is regarded a -, '“ free territory" for tlie sm ug­ glers' craft. Buffalo bootleggers are describ­ ed hy llu ir patrons as tho nristoli i.it! of-tho Cnnudiun bottler trade. “Yeti never sco one of them here." I mj old re ddent explained almost ___ ___ I ........... “vou deal with teonteinntubusly their mi I'ngei u their cluiks nnd their slenogrupners. Tne bootleg* r i i s themselves have no time to talk with anyone but hankers. They are not business men they nre financiers. That's the wliolo lory of prohibition in Buffalo the only difference between "now" Scot! Goolsby Of Forsyth Is I'reliminnr.v Hearing: I rttlax and "then" is Hint it costs you IDrills Over Lewis AYilDanin more." Relieved To llavelleen HeMDennis Willis Anil 3 I'olla A close rival of Detroit and To- . np. Robbed And Then Slain mvs For KUlmgOf Gar.llnet ledo nt the opposite end of la k e I Body Thrown Into Theltiver j ’lie in tlie number of retail liquor* Henry Alexaml.r. negro, i di-pentlng establishments per eap-l l ’ollowing a preliminary, hearMACON, GA., July 28.-(INS) lodged in tlie city jsil awaitiiq it•». Buffalo outdoes both cities in trinl for iTckle's driving ns a r< Authorities b i n •« re drugging the jpj. which occupied all of l' tidny | (lie potential sources of supply at suit of a wild ride and a suhsequ Ocnuilgfc River in tlie vicinity of morning and part of tlie nt irnoon, ent nuto crnidi last nigld on Genuva Spring Street bridge on the theory li\.. negroes, Lewis V. illinnis, Three iImt .Scott Goolslty, 22, member of Dennis Willis, Annie Belli my, lrAvenue near Mellonville. 'I!: ipnnts of Alexnnd r’s car, ’n wealthy and prominent family of one Bellamy and David Bellamy l u i a d a n distilleries within 40 A heavy guard of soldiers waa i, are also in jail as wit­ Forsyth, Gn., wa“ murdiu’ed nnd in > ; rt Bold In county Jail awaiting miles <d the cily are regular shipin duty, not so much to preserve 1, . * (o tho district. Hamilton beer .......... ... the case wliich will conic llioily cam into tli(■muddy, swoll,,!i notion of the grand jury in connec­ hriler, for tho crowd wns well bction will) tho fatal shoot I ig sever­ ivtilll*; in Buffalo and Niagara before police court Monday morn­ waters to conceal <rime. haved, us to mnrshnl tho people in al week:: ago of Albert Gardiner, Fulls for 8(1 cent.i a pint. SmugGoolsby i> a son of Dr. R line and keep them moving past the ing. wldnkey i-* nvnilaldo at $8.00 Alexander and Ids <onymnlotis Gnolsliy, Sr., Monro** County ropn- another negro. Judge J. C. Slmron, bier. Pcusnnts from tho outlaying presiding over t ehehairi g, sot the i quart, hut i * rejected In favor nre suid to iinvc l»een at < aiiun sontativo in th» Georgia hou«*. districts of the kingdom continue to *if Buffalo’s own product which F.nriy today th” automobile of negro*...’ bonds at -Y1,(J0'> inch. City early in the ev* ning and Inter pour into Iiurchnrvst and it is evi undersells tin* import trade from a went for n ride on Gen* vn Avenue. I young Goolsby w;r. found near t The three Bellamys i ro directly dent that the funeral will bo wit* Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh, Near a railroad crossing between iiiridgu containing his lint and coat, (barged with the sdnjing wliilo half dollar to a dol^ir a quart. Hessed by the greatest crowd ever Buffalo boasts six breweries of Commander Richard K. Ityrd, Clar­ Mcllonvillo nnd Sanford Avenm . lodii Idi ody, nnd a razor blade nnd the other two negroes, Willis and (Continued on Pago Three) ence Chamberlin. IJeutcnents Al­ tlie negro ran into another *ai 'auto crank, also covered with hlvod. Will!..1.1', are held for grand Jury her own supplemented by ono at Goolsby left Ida homo in Forsyth action with no specific charge 'Lotmwunihi and one at Niagara bert F. Hcgcnhcrgcr and Lester parked on the roaiisid . causing about H o'clock I * t night to v* it ijodg. d against tie in. Gardiner Falls within 28 miles to tho north. J. Maitland, Lieutenants Bcrnt Miss Elizabeth Dunlap,, daughter Jwas shot down in a sir ot in Canun Fifteen men with threu motor Itulihen und George Novillc nnd of the president of the t ontincninl l itv, a negro sell 'ament near bouts constitutes tho entire force Bert Acosta—names that have be­ 'Trust Compilin', at lier home hi • .ijo rd , on the aigli' of June 2tJ. of border patrol less than one man come by words in the fartherost Ishlrli y llfll ■ - Hu lvo rn ddetd I i A number of wilncs es were ^.-*- to every 10 mil*’: of const lino if ATLANTA, July 28.—(IN S)— extremities of the earth. i ■ I ) diitrihuled evenly throughout tlie V. Dwyer, New York millionaire ic|ii,m il nt tlie licuring. Two of the itcropj were hack in alleged bootlegger, who on Wednen(Continued On I’ngo Three) 1frmiii Miii '-ii. FRANKLIN, la ., July 23(INS) According to leiJiinony given their home town to receive the day began a two-year sentence nt Mrs. Adn lx:Boeuf und Dr. Thomas (In leaving hone ho told In 1 !yci tei't.'.y (inrdinor \ .is shot an ho plnuditJof their friends. Command­ the federny penitentiary for con­ Dreher who have admitted plotting ! heir lie would return by midnight | stood’III Hie street in front of the er Byrd belongs to Beacon Hill spiracy to violate till* prohibition to murder Mrs. LeDoeufs husband ami when he failed to appear hy t j Be Ihui iy homo, llio .Inin man and nnd Lieutenant liegenherger to law ,lias been assigned to duty as and Jnmes Beadle,the trapper.who ( 1 1 > Q Bollsm)• tne 1 id to Iwyo <n* South Boston. n clerk in the office of the Prison Dr. Drehc suy» actually killed •vigi I in a quarrel just |>rior 1» Colonel Lindt.* i gh li.id hi day Chaplain, nernrding to 'Warden James faBocuf and mutilated his r,. la.i.Uiiir and when Ganlmer here yesterday hut remained over liody, will go over the detailed John W, Snook. to join Ids fellow airmen today in K. R. Cohron, «nid to have been plans for the defense n conference a part of the program. Hi* was then Tho Dwyer’s "rigid-hand man" in whnt with their attorneys today. going to depart for Portland, federal agents terms n $’/ ,000,000 trinl of tho trio opens In the Saint of the evi* qc-e ngainxl the Maine. whiskey conspiracy, hns been ns- Mary parish court houso hero a t I negroes i raid to he cirsignrd to tliu rear storeroom* Ho 10 o’clock Monday morning, Tho Arriving here- today from New utial. It was established nlao is under sentence of two year*. defendants conferred with tlieir York, Commander Ityrd went di­ nt gun wu.. fired from tint attorneys yesterday afternoon. It rectly to ids home where lie was md that the three Bellamys ItOTA DENIES ANNULMENT was the first meeting between tlie greeted hy his four young children* ilting oii tli*’ poYch at the threo accused and their counsel I.IV1NGTON, N. C. July 23.— f the phonUnir. Two of tho This now includes, R. F. Walker, p* * 1 ice were scouring Hartnett ROME, July 2.8.—Rota tribunal CHICAGO, July 28.— (INM ( h urv faid to have been former speaker of the state house fYwo hundred and fifty men and ir lieavily at tlie lime of county early today for robbers published today the text of its of representatives, former Senator who entered the homo of Dipdd II. decision refusing the application I eight women entertainers were niTriielove. aged farmer living near of Prince Von Plcsa for annulment James R. I'arkcrson and I*. O. PeI raignod in court here today here, ami made nwny with $14,****** of his marriage to Mary There! cot.A fter tho conference the a ttor­ I charged with disorderly cu n d \ t FLIERS FORCED DOWN in currency which the planter Olivia West daughter of a dis­ i following > raid upon a stag party neys closeted themselves last night* tinguished English family. kept in an old safe. , I here lust night. The raid was led supposedly to map nut the final de­ by the Rev. Phillips Yarrow, head tails which will he laid before tho of u vigilance association, and the accused trio some time Lhl* after­ Rev. O. G. Davis. Three indecent noon. films hud been exhibited, It was The first move by tho dofonxo it charged. The women were scnntly wus believed will be to make a vigBOSTON, July 28 (INS) Ni­ clad. Forty of tho men seised guvo nrous plea for a postponement hut cola Saeco nnd Bartolomeo Vanthe name of “John Smith." ns Judge James D. Simon who will zilti still in apparently good heal­ preside overruled this pie* ut pre­ th, started today the seventh day liminary hearings it wus taken for of their hunger strike in Churl*iI n il day Tlie llernld will present five questions concerning granted that lie will deny the mo­ town stale prison. Convicted nf tion. - -'y Sunf old’s hi.Htory, it a imlustriea, its city government, its rocremurder and sentenced to die in the atiounl facilitie i and other interesting subjects. Tho answers will elertric chair thu (wo Italian ra I icals will, unless Governor Alvi n |>i- given with the questions. Persons who hnvc questions which T. Fuller Intervenes, meet their they dcsiro to have included in this column, may oommunicato at 10 o'clock for Southampton to fate tho week of August 10 at with Tim Herald. hoard tho Camylian Pacific liner which time a . respite granted TALI.AHASSEE, Kin.. July 23.rEmpress of Austria. The liner them hy tho chief executive will ex­ QUESTIONS ANSWERS (IN S)—P. St. Wilson of Washingrailed at 1 o'clock. pire. * 1. Seven How many hotels has Sun Tho suites upon tho liner occupi* I Tho hunger strike, whieii they I *1 A___ 1__i . f fill* ' ed■ by tlie two _____ members of the huvo started, U in protest agalnrt Fourteen How many passenger trains royal futility and the premier have the methods followed by Governor itc in und out of Hanford been newly decorated and /Were Fuller in investigating their <u*< <• FLIGHT POSTPONED bunked with flowers. 3. Four, 8. Whnt luncheon clubs has SsnThe Prince of Wules is going to CLKMKNCKAU BETTER 80UTHAMnpN, Eng., July 23 ford? ‘ his ranch in Alberta where the 4. Captain B. F. Whitncr j. Who shipped tho first celery (IN'S)— Bail weather today cotnPremier will spend n brief -holiday. raised three fourths of un sere of fikini this city und when? llid ('apt. Frank T. Courtney, The heir to the throne had dinner rolery nnd shipped it to New ritish air nee to postpone his with his parents, King George and York in 181*7. ip off front the Calshot naval Queen Mary, In Buckingham pal­ 0. Approximately f7f<,000. is the value of the r depot f<>r n trans-Atlantic ace ln«t night. The king nnd queen lighting uppaiuUis7 , station were at the stutloa.to s»y goodbye. 'VS . ' W ^ . « *■ YOUNG GEORGIAN NEGROES ML LI) MURDfe’ VICTIM, JURY ACTION POLICE BELIEVE IN S l AYING HERE Boston Honored By [Presence Of Eight Famous Air Heroes arolina Hanker Kills Himself With Pistol HERN, N. C.. July 28.'•’•o D. \V. Lane, 43, vice presi‘nl ,°f Morchcad B l u f f y Inc.,und oniim-nt banker, committed auiJ'ariv today hv firing n bullet f| '*»••• hrsd, according to reports AIMEE’S CHURCH LOS ANGELES, July 28— (IN ~Aimoe Semple McPherson, '■ K‘d haired evangelist • will roc home today to find the great ,urrl> she founded threatened 1 Hril war. A large bloc of the I'lus Temple membership chafunder "Mother" Kennedy’s :r°l, ready to withdraw from congregation if Mrs. Kennedy t Jailed Bootlegger Is Le B oeuf Counsel Given Job As Clerk Confer On Opening D eta ils_ 0 f T r ia l Sacco And Vanzetli On 7th Day Of Strike Ask Me Another! ' . Federal Road Chief Is In Tallahasee " iy li ft in which to register nt the c‘*y clerk’s offico for the charter election to be held on Al‘g. 5. The hooka cloao Monday “fternoon, July 25. Number registering yester'hiy. 13. 2 ,?j “mbor «*Ut«red thus far is PHI taxes may lie paid to Tax r a i i ^ J °*n D' •Tlnkinr: at the ' wtionh°U,# day. any lime through ‘J �THE SANFORD H E R A L b. FRIDAY. JULY 22, 1927 PAGE EIGHT ST. AUGUSTINE— way lighting system |H-ing Boxing Judge Says Tagging Allliases American Agriculture Independent Round The World in Airplane Soon liv International News Of Foreign Fertilisers, Is Report Mere Vacation Jaunt, Says Inventor Sharkey Was H it Cuba and Pi rates are reel­ WASHINGTON. July 21, (INS) Low In 7th Round ingThearound Dempsey To Resin the National Ixiugu" American agriculture is rapidly be­ ling like .lark She key today, while the world’* champion St. Lotlis Cnrdinnls "re un.niently mi the verge of pulling a Dempsey and regaining their proud position at the head of the pack. The Cubs are in find place again, but they got there by tile somewhat nega­ tive method of losing only one game while lhe Pirates wore los­ ing two. Having la-on walloped by the Giants, the Cubs tossed off a 7 to .‘1 decision to the Phillies yester­ day. They now are , only - 1*2 games in front <>f the third place Cardinal*. Hay Krcmer, Pittsburgh pitch­ ing ace, regained his early season form but unfortunately Kent Greenfield regained Ids form «-i two years ago at the some mom­ ent. Knell allowed only five bits hut the IIraves won, 2 to 1, and then added insult to injury by tak­ ing the nightcap 5 to 2. The Giants, after tying the score with n brilliant five-run ral­ ly in the ninth at the expense of Haines and Alexander, tosod tin game off to the Cardinals in the tenth, 7 to <>. John McGrow was put off the field for the first­ time in years, during one of many wrangles. Italic Herman uncorked n wild throw in the thirteenth and the Hctls nosed out the Robins, 2 to t. I.uipic and Spit t in. Hill I>oak twirled scoreless hall for nine in­ nings. The Yankee* win whether they hit or not. They got only five hingles off Connolly of the White Sox, hut bunched four of them In the eighth and won I to 1, while American Legion Day was cele­ brated at the Municipal Hall dia­ mond in great style yesterday ai one of the !* rgest crowds that ev­ er witnessed ii game in Knnfi.rl saw I-efty Meyers turn in his eighth straight victory by heal­ ing "Red” Sweeney of Orlando in n hrautiful pitching duel. It was an excellent hall gamwith both pitchers hurling superb NATIONAL LKA( hall and the teams in the field I’hihidelphin 7: Chicago keeping the fan* on edge with their stellar work. The hit* worn Hrooklyn I; Cincinnati nings). evenly divided with both hurleis being linked for four. Meyers won his own game in the fifth in­ ning when he doubled down Ih left field foul line to score Hill Myers, who had previously doubled Chicago I to left. It was the only score of Cleveland the game. Detroit 7; Orlando threatened twice but good work on the part of the SanI'LOIMI ford infield and wonderful pitch- Miami 7; ing by Meyers, when a hit would Kin-ford 1 have meant at least one run, kept Other, mi tha Col is fruni denting the scor­ in'* coloom. the second inning, SOUTHEASTERN I.K A G ll I'dmondaon u t s safe at first on a fielder’s choice and was sacrificed Albany 1o; Montgomery 0. to second. Viau hit to Crowe win ColumlniH I ; Kavannnli 0. threw low fo first,Edmondson a t­ Pensncola 7; St. Augustine I. tempted to |c ire hut Hailey re­ Selina I; Jacksonville J. trieved the hail in time to throw him out at (be plate. In t hv> third inning Tinker Jieut out a bunt and went to second as Meyers threw low to first. Sweeny then laid down c, other bunt and all were sale ns Meyers attempted in vnin to entih Tinker a t third. Kir.SDITIIKUN LKAGt'F. by then lined to Crowe and the ttlantn 1; Chattanooga 21. | ATLANTA, July 22 (IN S)— Five of tlie league lending Bir­ Sanford skipper made a beautiful Utile Hock I: Mobile 5. piny when he knocktd the hall Memphis NewOrlenn* 5. mingham llarona’ piteliers, togethdawn with hisImre baud to thro e Birmingham r>; Nashville R (10 <- with a home run by Ymyan with one on in the second, failed Kirby out at first. Johnson swung innings), at three of Meyers curves and Ab­ to check tlie Vols from Nashville, rams was forced to pop up to the — tho final score being H to 5. catcher. This ended the Colts’ | The lug hats of the Memphis threat for the afternoon. ~*~ Chicks terminated what storied The .Sanford infield estahlKh,,l AMERICAN I.KAGl l |out to he a fiery pitchers’ dull between Dan forth and Drown in n slate league record when it han­ Washington at SI. I^iuls. dled 21 iiutoiits and I'J aasi.it. Philadelphia at Cleveland. li e third tlie buys punched hits t > during I tie game. Only fly win New York at Chicago. put two rims over. Hath tennis caught in the outfield and thu'. Other, not Mlieduled. .played erp^rlcM ball and each w* h taken by Dunbar. H. All. n pitcher allowed but five hits. The ami lleazley could hove stayed ill final score was ,’l to I again it NATIONAL I.KAGl l the dugout very well. Frank Hai­ St, I,ouis al New York. ley accepted 17 chancca, nn unu­ Cincinnati at Hrooklyn. sual number even for n first base­ Chicago at Philadelphia. man. (Veil Frishie handled 11 chan­ Pittsburgh at Boston. ces without a babble, several <>f these chances were very hard and K o m i K K N LEAGUE Frishh- was forced to work f.i-.t Chattanooga at Atlanta. to cover them In lime. Mobile at Memphis. Crowe also played a good game No. hvill- at Hirniinghnm. III.the field and while lie was cred New Orleans at i.ittle Hock ited witli one error ids great stop in th e third easily made up for the tniscuo. U'fty, while liutulliug thu pilrliing assignment in great * PINK BLUFF, Ark.. July 22 si vie and scoring the winning run ---- (INSi The Ji •ronie Lumber Coin with his timely hit, also had to d > K | pauy in Drew county today stnrtun ite a all are of the fielding us he Pct. ' I preparations to rcbpild followth re w out five Colts, liis one hob­ SANIttHD 778 , ing ii ilisastcrous fire which wlpble did no harm. 0112 | cd out tin* compuny with a loss of Miami trio u| proxinmtely $200,000. First Sarasota Orlando AB It II PI 1 A E I Irlaudo .150 new* of the fire, whlrh occurred Kirby, I f l 0 o 1 II | St. Petersburg 1 t« Wednesday (light, reached Johru.iii • f 1 0 II •1 u tl Tampa .5W9 I’inc Bluff last night. Abrams, lb :i It II III 0 n 11, dll - 4 0 1 *2 1 0 ST. AUGUSTINE Building son.rf :t II 1 tl II 0 permits f.,r June issued here total­ Wells, f 21 t) 1) r. II II Pittslmrgh ed $111,050, Viau, s» :» 0 (1 <i B II Chicago .. :i 0 1 4 l II St. I-oni h Tinker. 2b : KK\ WEST Bid Sweeney/ P :i II 1 II O (1 New Yjork or const ruction of Brooklvii u ldnig at high school Totals d« 1) 4 21 !l 1 Phihulclpliiu Cincinnati Sanford All H H PO A i: Boston 1 0 1 1 0 ii Dunbar, If Frishie, KM . ... 4 0 u 3 X 0 Bcazley, rf .J t II 0 II li 0 II. Alieni. ef U 1) 0 0 II ii N-w Yoik NKW YOUiv, July 22. (IN Crowe, ;lb :i (1 0 1 4 i Wa .llbig'i oi K)- Jack Sharkey said: “ Demp­ Myer, 21Ii ____ ....3 1 1 21 U o Detroit Bailey, | b sey won that fight by hitting :t (1 1 Dl 1 0 Philadelphia . me a foul bl-iv While I was pro. Riddle, ,; .... . :» 0 (1 21 1 tl Cleveland «) !• - ting he .lipped me an the *4 (1 1 0 t, 1 i 'hi. ago Myers, ii chin md put mu down. I was St. I^iuis sure they uouhl givt me the 28 t I1 27 lito 2•> Boston Totals 2d f- lit an I I wilj never gi.t ovor Score by innings: Ibe surprise I felt when they Orlnrulo '. . . 00(1 000--0 000- -0 000 000 gave it to Dempsey,” Stfafurd .. . 0< 0000 0010 0 OOl UUx— I1 •' o-k Dpinpsey smd: “ It was Summary a fair U.r.v *(> fur us 1 remem­ Two-base hits: My. r, li Inton Iber. it started and landed fair. stm and Myers. Base on balls: off Whil.- Shall,cy was kicking to Myers l; off Kweeney I. StruckIbe tcfrec I quit hut ufoon the out: by Myers 1; by Sweeney It. r< fr< e mi id in ccntinu ' toe fight, Knn.ed runs: Sanford I; Orlando I hooked a short <ntc l*> tho liver 0. Umpires: Hupltun and Lulu*. and ilip|..,l liim on the chin at.d T i n e : l IH. Shark, y went down for the count, .Sharkey ia a grout fighter KKllltl XG Plans udder “lid a- name fellow, buj 1 wits for construction of $40,C0o nbsoluu ly certain I would win.” fire station here. Training In Augi coming independent of foreign sources o f 'fe r tiliz e r supply, ac­ cording to a survey of this indus­ try completed by the commerce de­ partment. Formerly an extensive Important fertilizer basis, the United States now oectrds this commodity ob­ tained as a product of coke and gas manufacture, the firr-t place in its long list of manufactured chemical items exporter, a report by J. W. Wiseman, of the comiip - ’e chemical division showed. The firreign sales of ammonium liulpnata in was described ns n phenomenal expansion and were ro. •■rnmild" for the increase in the value of fertilizers from $17,2100,0J0 in 1H26 to $20,000,000 in the following year. The Chilean mnnoply of the supply of inerganice nitrogen was tlien, lie avers. For a wire­ !wars, less directed force, inconceivably more potent than the so-called ■“death ray,” will make it possible 'for battleship* to snuff out of ex­ , ir.tenec all enemy airplanes appear* I ing on the horizon. | These Telsa believes, are only a -few of'tlie developments to be made possible by the perfection of wireless transmission. Whether "’ll),. Mi- t W flf(i i J. L e a th e r is te llin g J o y ce T o d d a s t h e * s u n i [ o r a n a l l ' d o . y m o to r ja u n t through th e Berkshire's. s'it* ml \v 8 •\ . u Sharkey Says Foul Flow Put. Him Out 1 ” ' Tfjf, v- ■-\ 1 today* Games TiCasnieSt'andin NEW YORK, July (INS) — Jack Dempsey * leave for his home in Du les Sunday, op Monday, turn enst nhout the second *> in August to resume tnjy for his championship with Gene Tunncy in bcr. leaving tlie Yankee St«£| last night Dcmpsoy went I.co Flynn’s homo only a (, blocks up the Grand ('oncQn and there put in n call foy, wife, Kstclle Taylor, in gclcs. After talking to h« nat up ipiitc late rtethi friends. Today he will room to n suite reserved for ki» the Belmont. You, too, will find that Lucky Strikes are mild and mellow—the finest cigarettes you ever smoked, made of the finest Turkish and domestic tobaccos, properly aged and blended with great skill, there is an extra process—“It’s toasted”—no harshness, not a bit ?oort Writers Say Sharkey Was Fouled No Throat Irritation - No Cough • ■ ■ Cl •* Davie! Belaseo, dean of the A m erican Theatre, writes: The voice is to the actor w h a t the chisel is to the sculptor. H e must beware of dulling its qualities. Naturally l am vitally concerned about the voices of my players, so i always advise the one cigarette that I discovered m any years ago that docs not impair control of the subtlest vocal shadings or cause huskh ness or harshness. J m e a n j h c 'Lucky Striked It is the player's best friend �: ■ . Warm Weather Hints As Brisbane S ecs It Mrrul Monday is the Iasi day during which citizens of Sanford will Ijo able lo register for Hu* coining election on the pro­ Heccusc They I'lltP It. posed charter t lianges on A ugust 6. Those w ho do not reg­ t ittc Tired, one Hungry. Fnlrrfil m ('Inn «r««*«-rr 3T. ICIO, nt tbr P.«l.*fflrr An Octopus Raw. HI •<tnnf*rtl. Plnrlrtn. nnrtrr Art «.f ister cannot vote, and on election day will probably regret t'fltfVtrM nf Mnrrh, It, 1S87* that they are not tpudified. O. It. Kahn, Wise Father. «t* u .t.A M t i„ mian— p .n r r n ii For previous elections many persons have not quali­ |)y ART1IUK BHISBANK It t l l l t V A I I H ItK IH J H A JU Iir.lt fied who should have voted. If they had. it is possible f ftpi rtKhf l 9 £ l *Hwr K A l l l i K K , J O A K A , M n n n u I n K I '«*!»••• that Sanford today would not find itself in Its present pre. ........ . .................. ' ' i'**—’ 1 | sCIIStlUl’TIO.N HATI5A WILY DO INTELLIGENT hu­ If all l l v iHMiple hail votml, it is possible that man brings pay a million dollars to Hm tfiii dicamenl, •>»» ,»lnlitlN. •t.7* certain lioud Issues would not have carried, bond issues which ,1 nee n prize fight ? Why do 20,000,'rhrfr‘ At*>«(»>• H i c a t r ln l>o " r f ^ 5-imc are now working a hardship in the form of burdensome poo people eagerly listen tu radio Wt m r l‘1,l> ri'IO in per V rnr ''taxation upon till* ......pie. | details of swings, jabs, left ami M pch *ty H o I.I, Snntl.rd'a Plioippr n r"> * If the it nation i to he remedied, all the citizens must ciulit hooks, etc. A suIpiiui ,lor pal^r, ■• .|l,■critic. ( ■» It*- l i . l r r n r t j.avN men are iiueiesi„,vw it .is. . because __ 'Inlal \A, n . rrMlrr, rrr rM n r In’™ express tbenuielvrs in the approaching election. W hether iH p r iln r n r m » f (n p lm lln i cd iii ‘’spcclncles of r iv a lr y ," am i l n . n l . O l i H . a i H l Wfirrt* ■»«»>• c u r t If' i in favor o f th'* (barter amendments, or app lied lo imiiita ir. i Ik* intcipst in l.iii'l««.■ n i l I h e I c n t l n n r * r » U « f O ' r r n , ,rr n lit id T l l r 1. >. II. U r»|M rln l- |t h l'U I . ll IS t ill- till I V <>( C'Vl y citizen to cast his vote. Only b e rgh ’a a rriv a l. •j . I f i« I r nf In 1'lr.rl.ln nnjl o ’ 11 T h a t iloi’Hii’l answ er tin* iiuostr,». i* b.\ i complete vole, can tin* sentim ent o f the people he •i.npnrr nl linn.lllna n ln lr ian. H o w im m y would have paid n lllin n l rnwnl. adequately <1. termined. T l.r llrrn l.l I* « member <*t (H r The hooks will be open from eight until five on $ t:’i» t.* see hiitdhprgh from fro n t A .H II lit,rm *. ..I r ir r n ln * t« « » . " " row seats, o r $l.r> to look at him lnrYrnnllnf.nl A•n.irlnlI.... ■>! I’» " - iMouua\. ii i your only as a citizen to registerfrom the last row ? I**MI»*»*<' f t f r j nflcrnonn “ I, Vlotlitu V'l Hunclnr nt Nunlnr^, ■t l WnKniilln A x rm .r. flnbrm , A l i r r l l i r t f nn.l A il.rfllfln a bfipnlr n l.p l. , n .i.li' • rnrb , Aii Appeal To I lie Fanners b*rn«i i.ntiHrVJ’wro’ldn’* ■ _SATLHDA , ’> Elton J. IVIoushion Archil ret A ’1 W td !tC P,,M 1 Ti?, A r . OCOO ID?A •^3 5'CtLV tif Tirp, AWNtH^Sf S. J. NIX Practice in Slate u br.l.,. Courts (•urner.WoiNlruff bldg. l'hmte k;i|i Hacking I'Tirmiiirr Dray ing— Storage ( ’. 10. Chorponinj; t'hunc :ui)2 o,- :,7!) \\ c Am ericans paid more Ilian a m lltie .1 dolla rs Inst night to arc u pii/e fight heeause I hey like p rize tic lils and keenly in "V lig h tin g r t. / rA Peg’stra'ion Nohcc The Christian Science iMonitor people are practicing thrift from One would think that with all the hot air we have here, gnu necessity. II we could learn to save more of our wages, Ihe are that there would few< .slack iimoM 7o vvould he cheaper. . chances . .........he . ......... "sliuraa ims an nvialon deputy .Doi-'r. .M ;ea»t lie'll have the (lri» on llu* bad men. , .I! J l,“n ‘ •"'('• A rost.'l-yt! is Ibo si m iR tli o f all orgMitiizaliotis l4l> - ...........h(*s b> iimivimials vvilit c(|tmi rorcc. l'rcparauon lor rainy *lay« in uoiuul economy. Lakeland I,miner. "Don’t ruck I be Innit,” i- the cry j of the t ‘oniuiir.r.iou. Why not 7 , We don’t live in glass houses. CAPTAIN l)ll*:ill, INDICTED PALM IIKAm POST This may not be llu- right lime *V..i.1”1' ei ".1V111 " r ■hdin to "rock the l.oat," Iml halter now, H.Tl.* Diehl, of the •leniiehip <'ity than after we get out of night of of Rome, on Inn n.mils by a fede­ luiid. ral grand jury mi in accord with the fuels as they appeared al Wo don't know bo\a you feel a bout it, but if we were in Sneen’ that time, ll will be rrmeinberc,. or Vanzelti's place, we'd eat while «' • ' Plcnd.er 25. the eating waa goal. L u b ....... . . . . r lilack l:.la,el Speaking of "come backs," it ' V o ? 'm ,,f ‘ 1 "U tni ' ............ . looks to ur. as if Jack Dcmp-myl” " "" has cama back ju < in lime tn meet I ( " ' "" 1,1 1 1 Gene Tnnt.ev’r, rigid lo tin* jaw. '•“ ‘'V 7 ' T ' V ' 1 ' vllh *,,,( j mg the ilea Iii of tlicr.u men It is difficult for a man me,kill r-d in. gau matters to uiid^rstnud why the gnu plant is operated at a loss when individual bill are m llirge. Captain Diehl, if these indictments hehl. anil tie should lx* punished, nii'ii' ns an example than ns a re­ tributive net. A captain of a steamship must exercise d r u m ! vigilance. If Captain Diehl relaxed in the inainleuaiicc nf proper vigil.io.r, tlg,n lie wa ■ pci .onally at fault On the cnMI it*.i itself. And, Ihe era h having m enned, if Captain Dicld ordered his ship Item the i-pol where it took place nil lieiil having carried out his full Vilify of standing by and p,*rD tilling all those acts of rescue ami aid prescribed by common humanity and llu. traditions of tin* on, (lien lie was doubly nt fault, Or course we cannot judge in ml- measured and if does not chntigf newspaper public’s test of what is( with tin* times, ntir ever, ll is the fit to print, yet the cabinet is load­ gauge of personal interest applied ed with personality dynamite that by the individual who holds him­ would blow careers and some lives self harmed or hurt Ity that which to pieces. Ils secrets are not on file is i.t is about to be printed. To as threats. Most of them never will Dim such news can never he "fit see type." Many of them are veri­ fied or partly verified "tip*" ob­ to print." II is a fact, fresh as each arriv- tained unsought, brought in a . iug day is fresh, that more of Ihal ] such information is in thousands sell of news is voluntarily withheld of fragments tu Die must powerI*RANGE. ACCORDING TO an train a newspapers columns tbail isi fill ami least faithless of all American banker "lias no much pul into them. If such were not] houses of secrets, ymir daily nov.imoney that FrencU bankers hardly literally the case, society would bn paper. know wlml tu do with it." Good news. The greater French prosper­ ity, the better for tliu world. II Plate Ibittcry «,"*»*,Gl» ncglig.*... e. Ihe second 1,1,1 11 " •,"hctuieiil charges him with fadme te land by the aid.itig inbamiim in render nil pi*.slide an ant. I lie In I charge car ric?. penalty nt ten years tu jail ............ ilii* trial. We can only THE AIILK DUDLEY Field Ma­ if i" -pie, In gonernl watched the ,l111* I H),Him fine and tin : Cl nllit know hy 11»«- indict melds that lone and his intetlectual wife, who operations ,.f Ibeir govei mncnl i , J1 ' car jail pt'iislty. . 1there is a reasonable ground for continued lo call herself "Miss more closely there would he I,* 4,1 pciinlth ', lunibl ( nptnin bolding t-iptain Dielil for trial Doris Stevens," deride mi a divorce corrupt fun ami more attention paid ,l|‘ ' b'und guiltj llu* clung- j I’mlmps at that time lie may iiuc- ami asks Paris kindly to provide tn public needs. Perry Herald. ’ l'" 1 *"» cvcie. The Irudili reed in ju ifying Ids position and one. ___n ___ on "f Ihe ca were violated by be nciptitlvd ,,f tin charges. Fiieiiils say this brilliant Intel Fishermen arc now rcatiired ! • * -----Icclual couple "could not gel along wear buttons, says the Dade <’ily beeaitso they bad eipially stnaig S H O T H Y A N O l'E I O E I t Ham,ci. And wmildu’l they he in a minds." Thai's unusual. As a rule I 'll,VITA NOHflA TIM KS pietty fix without them Flori­ Du* wife has the stronger mind, da Tillies Union. Yes the does md let the huslumd know it. Deputy Nlicinff t'arrul! Woicl- with D:e passilde exception of Die and everything goes smoothly. good old duys when we used to use lec is i purled to have shut Mnr- dliver **f the maciiine, liable to Thai's Die wise plan. nails for safety pins are gone. ____ ___ cits Slongr, 21, al Altanmul last untiling more than a fine of a few T hiurh' h CQinailssinn topped o f f ; Monday evening^ Stom i' died d* liars. Nnspei ting persons of such I'( 1STMASTBR-G EN KRAL Ncw $17(1,011(1 in budget appropriations Monday night and win. buried on offenses Is no justification for rue- ix tn he congratulated on the sug- . cacing their lives even to Die **x- gejdii’u of a mammoth potd office ; : a t ray spxsioi) recently, And the Itiesday. Tampa Tribune says, "ytri- l ami Arcoiding lo u report of Dm nf D til of Iniiitiiig at the tires of ail- building in New* York to rmd ] unrelenting economy. Hot that is fair m lln* lime* of yesterday tomobiles in which they may he $,•10,000,0(1(1 nml t« include airahip , thd only way t.* give the people a »‘" r»'l<g. Ktom r and hi* two ....... Tiding And as fur the map who is binding* mi the roof. To those air rH urtion la t(«* taxes ,,f wblcit Altanmul. Im* hit* | given l<* mi**ing n target four n r 1 |lu,lij)|„ H fnsl r u-valors would car ' .1( pnnujim v, vt ited ,(nl Altnmmit they have been sn loudly cnmnlalrt- ....... I'D". Deputy Hoodlee, who )i tu,* feet, a Deputy Woodlec )v |nl|jj iin,| from the high r c ,f 1 icpic.mntcd an suspecting that Die claim* to I,ave done, In* simply t* Ing On with the ax Hwinging!" 11no were drinking, undertook to not quitli'icd to serve as a law the mail plane* lire launched from 1 When i* a man drunk, asks a , i J''!"l' their on* ami arreal them, i nfoi'ccnicut agent empowered to Die derlta of 'battleships. That’s it progrcH*. l hey exchange Well, witch h« Ilea down 1 *" »'”• t" 11 carry a pistol. I tin* town. Shortly afterward limy I'ufo, | onntely (Id* Altaniout on (he l*illfi*rd lalde, pull., (In* cue More Dun, $1,000,000 in wages is up over him and tells Die halls to j returned. The deputy again tried kitting is mi isolated case. It is the annual h>*s due to sunburn, ntcielv another nf a tong ant gel over and give him half Die bed I';’ ,,i'" ' ll". nay the statistics. Poison ivy's f%’n rm M. way.- Hanford Herald. ' A^»*n Dmv dr.......... .. and steadily growing list of ant'll out,, another way to get a vacation. | this Dim* Die nl fleer opened fire, rngi * <oim,titled by officers of the And when I'e kisses a lamp puxt tally wound,ng vic- law in whut tlicy seem to eonsidiroodniitlif, lif*n firm'll in thu ^ull(»r 'mm . , , Stoner. , Timcbild. Of the 27 million phones In the and trie* to pull the sidewalk over T(ti ,, l)1v ......... . t|))it |,r was .. ,. ' "the line of duty." Week in and world, Id million are in the United week out new*papers carry rehim. he tins nrriw de I’alm lleacti ........ ,a tlM>s , |u. )llsa), States. You'd think those people Independent. I ig h t e r n a *k. 11earing nno hliie and that he a n d . I iwrsiiiis, or persons suspected of on the party line would find some­ The edltfw's loll b -oomibing ,,il ,h‘' ki' 1'"1, l!f" ‘"dm: guilu *,f misdemeanor*, by one else to talk to. 1 ,1 Lport- from I rm \ City on Wedne'- j ntninm- ..f the law The unjustMoic than Ih rowing da, k itik from >Jny n)frht tt„„. tli „„* effect t U ifinhle toll of life m.,1 htmsl takA Washington woman was sent gi*<,* bolDe* or poiimliiig Die l,i>* th ,. ,,ff j,.,.r j„M| „„i been arrested. I en by these gun-weildilig officets to prison for killing u butcher. She of h typewriter. mraThp„. ........... w,n nowarrant warrant inin law law «or. pe.haps T r e a t e r '1' than that got a lot of sympathy, though, ,,e w „ ,e ,. His editor ml ,*....* Thp„. r , |„j,, pe.lmps rvapn:* ftliould should n present Ithe in* finiirl - tdn- hooting of- Marcus *• bear! tl.UMin f,.,t rial mod hy lynching mobs nnd when hIio explained that she mis­ Ihrohti of the (V.muun.ty in which I R. ..... . lr th(. fll( [s in tiw ear,: | hooded Doggers. And the public took him for tier husband. h v e -1;: I,......... and while it may .■ . w v.cre ere a.* a* leporte.i , ( ported. There m e re are an* w nituu u - 1j should nIioiiI.I ilemnml dentuml that au stop Ih* put The Ihhlc has been rewritten provlnc, to call attention to s o m e !a t ,lin„ ifl wj,i* h an officer of D u ,h „ the former as well a* to the th e ,evils that exist, he stmnld | j ; i w IS Justified in bringing* Iii* latter. The one Is just u* much **f into modern phrsseology by a deem it hi* greater privilege and gun into play. At most, the oceu- an Invasion <*f the right* of citl group of students. Wonder h*>w' the pleasure jo point out the bet­ pants of the car upon which he [gens to be secure in their person* colors ure holding out on some of te r things th at may bp brought to fired appear to have beep guilty j as the other, an just as much of a those musty old paintings of Mich, p*«».—Ocala Star'. of a misdemeanor laying them, reproach to a civilized community. net Angelo’s, t J H. C. VIELE Tiiat does net make bis father and mother sleep more soundly, prob­ ably, but Mr. Kahn says: "Go aItead and lly." If more Americans with money would let their boys fly—a* thour.anda of normal American buys would like to fly—this country vvould anon lead the world in avialion. NEW YORK ALSO IS prosper­ ous, "reservoirs of credit are liter­ ally overflowing." There i. a pleth­ ora nf money. Sonic people that try lo borrow don't find it so, but the trouble may be with their collateral. You could borrow fur stock spec­ ulation yesterday at J 1-2 percent, cent. Stocks went up, General Mo­ tors again climbing to a "new high," $71 a idill re above its price earlier in llm year. Hut don't gamtde, nr you'll be sorry. RhiiIl 111,)-Milord, Kin. A ’Uy at i (|,w A mo l convincing appeal in behalf o f the American when tutoelm.ly else faniK i- is made in an idilorial recently appearing in the especially di es the fighting. .. Manufacturers Uecord. He. faring that the “ farmer uitisl im • i » ; h %i i * s n n M A i i % t i KINGSHIP IS ON the wane. | have lii.i inning, or there will he Irouble for all." the Record ^,4*%•'.*..ii mu11 I m I'M# rimt»f $ ml mlnUMMtb'M points out that there ran he no permanent prosperity for Ferdinand of Ituniania die ■ saying A TArirrYS' ‘.<"wrr amt 11r-r|irr iinirr r*mfr» in Jnrlititn Ioilier great industries unless there is prosperity for agri­ sadly, "I feel so tired." And liis j till*. grandson, Prince Michael, aged • _ « «.»'*<m rll«’». nf SI, Jn a n t ln#l'»ir* culture. The time has arrived for a re-adjustment, a live, weeps at hi* ininignralion and I t lt r r (*n«i*al *^.|ionig!trutliiit nf tnnnlhiy “IVf* |change in the old order of things and the Haltimore puhli- says, "liTt'a go home, mamma, Pm . A O A E W I T R A B K T H TU B S O I W Ib P C W S L W O » r W >rl».M •. —,i ii g.<i»tf it 111«k nV Ii it 11ifftt ■ I"t **■ ' Jdion emplia i/.c this point with the declaration that "too Iimigry." KUtile ■*• liiltl I* UliHMIlirti* long have the real and serious problems o f farm life been Ferdinand of Kumaiiia, hern and 'hnutfl* educated in Germany, member of n y y • k rai, ignored or |inl aside by men of affairs," • --I ««niftirfli.n i«l r t | | liyRntlflfi* Die Jlonenzollcrn family , sided TYCS, rO. \ LKnrrNG w’AtfhFf |#ni fimif rntn, The .Herald thoroughly agrees with the Manufacturers with the allies against tIn* llolien-J,."’ A n v • - - % nr »* «tvi*1 mi tillr *ti Ii **i p1f nI Record. American Im m ess interests have hail little or znllerns, when that seemed the - A QlAPVV’.f A . nothing lo do with the f.trmcrs except to take their products wisest thing, lie didn't enjoy it. I.UTUl <0." linn k veksh run i mdaj FkYF.im.Sf GOD'ij WONDERFUL WORKS: at Imv prices and sell Ihem al high prices with all of the ilia little grandson doesn't Many, (J l,ord my God, arc tin* prolils going to the credit of business. Whenever the know what all the tn'ce mean:., / ( rr- Ar> -O' wc-nderful works which thou Imst and nobody need envy him. (lone; if 1 would declare and speak farmers were not being mulcted by big business, they wore of them, they are more than can l»* having trouble with poor crops caused by insects, plant dis­ A (jU A Kit III. IS on in ihe proaiTv eases, storms, rains, and floods. Through all kinds of lie roils Standard nil family. S tan­ numbered. Psalm *10: Ii. J? Pit AYR It:—Help in, Tlmu Giver adversities the fanners have received scarcely any a ssist­ dard of New York Imy - oil from of every good aiul perfect gift, to ance I com the sta le legislatures or from the federal govern­ wicked Itiissiao leddieviki. StandA YOk/LAbLV/ F\N of New Jersey says: "We count our blessing*. ment. They have been left to work out their own salvation aril would iml touch Dial wicked oil. ill the best wav they could. We won't buy anything from Rus­ A (QUESTION I lie Record clearly describes the situation of how the sia until she learns lo respect pri­ Any new songs, Summer'! MOUSFO OF SIOCRIOTS All tldn time away farmer has been a victim of discrimination when it says: vate property." Hut Standard tliii ASS It KVILLK TIM ICS Have you made a number "the turnin' who plows and sows and reaps is carrying on lu others should not i huke rail) other. Standard OH miiinma outupFresh with beauty, pray? a business just as vital lo I In- welfare o f the country as iis ultoA’cd herse'f to Go cut into] now nit Hit ieminent Am-,j ■ up . | ,1Main 1it Mi year* <i|a |piw iiiiiiviiv nm I heaved .. ... .amt ^ neighborhoods that ot railroads, Ihe public service corporal ions nr other little pi(eccs, diet) now woi tli. ' 'vice Or ilia gay hours ovn i (,| j(-[U) newspaper lias worn acm -s | w recked. In tin* main it is tin* humFOR SI'LCI \L liLKPliON. interests. lie knows that the railroads are permit)ed by the original *iun! mamma. She little : j)(j j , {ls u l itil.oii of honor the ; an koimo of decency toward tndivii Will ttie rot.bin sing ? The Registration Hooks of the Theme and pin.mu recalling governmental aullm rily to charge a freight rate that will dreamed that tier children would ideal legend "All the N’ew i That's j duals and the community not fear i|uurrcl. Itig (’orporatioiis fight pri­ City of Sanford, Florida, will hr Old imaging ? .yield a lair profit on their iuvestiheiil. Ih* knows that pu- vately, never in public. Leave that Fit To Print." Nor would there be nf libel, that dictates the suppress* lacking among its, readers a host to) inn, for a skillful newspaper limn open Weduri'duy, July <11It, l'J27 Idie service corporations are protected by sta le and muni­ to rival labor unions. Ate your thrushes resdy *.r* .1;fy Dial the dignified huast is can "write around" any fact or and will rlo i* Monday, July 23th, cipal aufhorilic.H to Ihe point where they are permitted to Witli a sweeter aong made good. If they are right, they group of facts in very alluring 11)27. i A WISE PATH Kit lets liis son are right partly because public sen-, fashion and keep within the law. , earn a lairly large profit on their investm ent. He knows Titan the old, old rapture do what he wants, within reason, At the < ily llall. Of tlie evening long? i hat when industrial interests, whenever I lit* market will b i what a boy wauls to do, Is usu­ tiimuit is an elastic thing that! In the managers room of a rer* L. If. PHILIPS iihrlnks and swells according n s l h r |t a i n news office in Washington is -^ nol ah..orb l heir niilpul on a profitable basis, can shut down ally what lie can do host. Old snugs a ir the sweetest cost'm > of tin* day are narrow or a large, specially locked, fire-pm. their plants and not be forced to run at a loss. Rut the City Registration Officer. t'l e nf Ilia boys liked music and j hruad D o I near you say 7 onveational or lilieral; i leetid enhlnet whose deep drawers farmer knows that he does not receive anv direct or in­ wanted tu lead a jazz hand. Mr.' what i* todays fault may he toinor* ] are packed with sheets of memo-1 Old tliemr:, aie Ihe dearest K dm said; "Go ahead, and lead it." rows fashion, and a news paper uudn relating to unpublished nets Oung the old, old way? direct guarantee as to the profit on his business," tic knew the jazz hand fit would whose aim is not to mirror its ilav i.ml fa"ts of more or less important! I lie American farmer is nut unreasonable. lie does not }*£. t H over, iml last long. is Irsa than it holds itself nut t< men. Some of the very highest in expert lo be subsidized by the government, but in view of ' -uiniiii.r, I agiec; the land are there iperescnted Ih1. h'*r how you could lmpi<* tllem the assistance that is given other big industries, it does Nn\V MR. KAHN'S eldest son, Hut th-’i’e in aimther and (piil<* though they may not know it, by iml seem unlair to him In ask that his interests hr pro- Gilbert, 21 years old. has taken l o 1different gauge by which the fit llie!e secrets. Practically all of I truly cannot i;o*, i*I Iis I.: .........1 i .....I i mi..l .ness . . . nl .r .news .. .lb .1 1 •! l l Iis lhe.se “stories" would pass tin {living, his own pilot, and skillful, ' he published —Arthur Wallace Peach lee ted as well as those o f ol hers. A f'RI'.A I MA N' 'l v 11 ir ; Register Monday J-fcl.rr-P * rM .l.rr t*. ' * l . f ‘II •** A ^ . H . . . . n h n n i l l t .If m .l.n . * p l l . t n l i n i n ' ... ..rrfrr |* r r r l f r nl,..,<Ml-1X n i l , m - \ THE SANFORD l l ERALP,J9A1TJjlPAY.JULY The Sanford Herald \ FLFTCIHCR BATTERY & ELECTRIC CO. W . E . Blakel llil MitRnolia Avc. Rhone 1527 DAYTONA HKAni While in Diiylona Reach visit Helen Mariel Coffee Shop Breakfast LiiiicliconI Arternoon 'lea Dinner Food at its Rest Magnolia Avc. Mrs. Rlomit Pope) Hostess S'ttlmlanllnl .icwcVt a S ulist a filial H I) If You Plan To Build it's to your advantage to tin il now! All things pro in favor of the builder. Yeats of service lo Guilders and it thorn knowledge of supplies, inalerials and conditions qualify us to help you with your problems—conic in and let’s talk it over. Kxrhmigc Security Lumber Co. r W hen You Are Al T he Beach Phone 707 520 Maple Avc. Shop al Our SI ore fur Heller Values in: D i r e c t J ill-lO a t t r T i o i i t i to HOSIERY, LINGERIE, HANDHAGS. NOVELTY JEW ELRY, DRESSES, ART NEEDLEWORK, NOTIONS, HATIIING SUITS, CAPS AND SHOES •NEW YORK! __________ e w e s t nnd m o s t lu x u r io u s coastw i# | s* te a m e r s a flo a t o ffe r y o u c o m fo r t Bdlj con ven ien ce suprem e. N COLLIER’S 722 Main St. We have npar Imeats and o.Iw.I galov.K far rent „r sale ua n,j •earli, either side of th,. ||jgl lav Itlver, nr nay section ..f o.l l lalilax country. W<* tn««f » here Hi,. (!c*drnhle plan*, ‘hat are priced right. I. | tl| prove it fo y,m. .. 108 Magnolia .. $ 10.00 R20 \V 1st.' S t. — rin,m* M82W Rent Specialist SAILINGS FROM JACKSONVILLE TO NEW YORl | Al Daytona On the Heath Collins "I Chart *,ton Muiiuiy, n,ur*(1sv and Bstnrdsr «t 8 P M 25 August S. Cherokee July 2« August L D. Muhawk July August N. S. Seminole July 21 August I. It. S. A par he July 25 s u m ;.u ; r f a r k s f r o m j a c k s o e v h . i e f **iv AY? Summer Is Fast Slip l>iiiB' Away! Had you mmlc plans to im­ prove your luuise, to creel a new one? A better opportuni­ ty, offering more favorable eondrtions to lho builder in likely to come again— take ad­ vantage i'f I lies,* I Iiitigs and our Bcrvieo- you’ll profit on b o th ! S. Jj. S. S, S Suiniiier Fxcrcusion Now Oil Sale Return Limit Oct. .'II. 1027 Tr«nn»*tt»ilo*> (n,,u<(r. r > . « u a n a intifl. , Kf,*li: p*l*'f #1 .lrrnr>m* of f i r f r n t d Im :.,)'*' • \ «,,h or *,',**>"( ,’>!*»*' t-v.lory •»*-( • Kh t*ln rn ;io.,hU »n.t pdva,» *’•«' Yard Holly Ave., nt jith, 12th, 13th s ?k Bond Grade Zip Service ^ 7 t u .f H « « r V pftfrt, dtntns wrvtc.— ,.N » . ••’J* j* ^ •* |w ).v J fo« two. four, . » ■* « n b t \ tu r ra n d ri*ncjn*-----------------f my lutth*r /rlmmiDOD. H*>**f1 1nkmti, 9tc., CLYDE Phone* 1 !F5 ^I ** I To New V**,k City. . . . . pfi.St one wsy ! IV IE , *und tup $18 00 " " To Charle*(m,S.C.......$12,00 " " $72 18 * To Rouen, M s.t.......... $42.82 " * Thrnuth llck,l, ,rd lo ,11frlrteipol notth,in «••«.«» ' THE YARD WITH A MILL B A C K IN G m m . J. U. Csldcr Agent, Bsnford. FU* Wm. H. Clements. District Pssscnger Agrnl Piet 1 Jacksonville, H*. , | �■ v* ’ PAGE TH REB THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, Jl T elephone 148 S ocial b lu n d e r MONDAY „ Mullory Uirclo "f thc itI6t Church will meet p p. Mcltae at 1 ochwk Palmetto Avenue. Seekers Class of thu Sunday School will jjnr business and RDClItl uncial 9, w . s. the home of Mrs. ,,n \\ext hiist Street nt wilh Mrs. C. F. Adams, Me Kim. Mrs. (!. W. SjwnII A. Me t ally, Mrs. Lcsuiiil Mrs. .1. II. Powun IMS* uneenicnt Made bedding Of Miss son; Mr. Shirley linit which came as a surtheir many friends and la*.n kept a secret until hut of Miss Margaret Johnson and William A. which took pluco March 31 d. ■one.' and John Ivey leave I for points in Georgia,Ton" ^outli Carolina and Ala- 1,! Mrs. George Sldpp mat* [Daytona Beach on Sutur' moon where they Wt week-end. Itrenau of Nashville, 'Venn., been the guest of ?/«. and Irman Kunner, leaves Suturlrii"on fur his home. [ J. Morris and daughter a. (in., who are touring tin* tne guests of Mr. and at Altamonte. i:i IA. H. Corliss of Ijikeland city us the ins In. thu It. T. Humphreys If Mr MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR Bible Students Head Will Talk Over Radio GRAND ANSE, Quebec, July 23 — (IN S)—Bud Stillmnn, serious yeung heir to the Stillman million! broke by sheer impetuosity through the harriers raised by the family of his fiancee, Lena Wil­ son, and in a rattling flivver bore away the 18-ycar old Cinderella, of the north woods. Today she i* nt the home of his parents' lodge under the protection of Mrs. Ann Urquhnr Stillman. Lena's family had raised all manner of difficulties, religious and otherwise. Nothing daunted. Bud cranked up his old flivver and headed for Lntugue, where Lena has been living with her mother In a home presented by Mrs. Still­ man. He- plunged into the back woods. Bad returned with bis sweetheart sitting iwslde him. He brought, moreover, the writ­ ten consent of la*nn’s mother to the marriage. This is necessary under Quebec law, ns the girl is a minor. fl Residence Telephone 859 Mrs. Walter BerryHas Delightful Party For . At The Churches Columbus, (Ja., Visitor HOLY CROSS CHURCH An unusually pretty compliment, to her house guest, Mrs. J. W. Coopock of Columbus, (in., was the lovely bridge party given Friday afternoon by Mrs. Walter Berry at hep home on West Eighteenth Street. Zineas, periwinkles and other cummer flowers combined with greenery were used in profusion in tin* rooms where the guests assem­ bled for play. The pastel tints were featured both in.tin; decorations and other details. As the guests arrived they drew cards for their bridge partners from a pretty flower basket. On the cards were clever questions and an­ swers, the reading of which afford­ ed much mirth. At the conclusion of the stated number of progress­ ions, scores were compared and it was found that Mrs. Coppock held highest score. She received a pot­ tery bowl and attractive holder. Mrs. Coppock also was given a set of pink crystal salad plates as gift from her hostess. Another out of town guest, Mrs. W. 1>. Meeds of Miami, was presented a dainty chiffon handkerchief. Delicious fruit punch was served throughout the afternoon and fol­ lowing the awarding of thu prises, tlie tables were cleared and laid with lovely hand made covers and refreshments consisting of chick­ en salmi, cream cheese sandwiches, olives, snltincH, hot rolls, potato chips, rninhow brick ice cream, cake and iced tea were served by the hostess. Those *enjoying the cordial hospitality of Mrs. Berry were: Mrs. J. W, Coppock, Mrs. W. 1>. .Meeds, Mrs. Charles T. Vincent, Mrs. Ralph W. Smith, .Mrs. S. D. Highleyinan, Mrs. J. C. Benson and Miss Marcia Patterson. Sixth Sunday after Trinity. Celebration of Holy Com in union 7:Ml A. M. Church School It:45 A. M. Morning Prayer and Sermon 11: A. M. Evening Prayer and Sermon 8: P. M. A cordial invitation extended to visitors. |BOOZE BUYERS FROM BUFFALO !HAVE BEST BET (Continued From Page One) Buffalo customs territory. United States custom officials 1 here, who are notified by Canadian j authorities, under the terms of tlu* rum treaty If tween the United States and Canada, of every li­ quor shipment cleared from Onta­ ALL SOI I.S CHURCH Mass 8:tni A, M. rio ports for .the United States, estimate that the legally billed FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH whiskey shipments for the year Junior High School. Frank M. ended July i aggregated $20,000,Marler, Pastor 000. At least an equal amount, Rilde School, P:45 A. M. they estimate, was sent to the Am­ R. A. Wilson, Supt. Classes for all erican side without clearance at ages Morning Worship <fc Com­ Canadian customs houses. munion—li A, M. Morning Ser­ Grand Island United States mon—“Our Purpose”. resort in the Niagara River mid­ Christian Endeavor—7 P, M. way between Buffalo ami Niagara Evening Worst) ip—8 P. M. Fails is tlie "pesthole" of river Evening Subject—“Can a Christ­ smuggling operations. Customs ian Be an idler?” officials assert" there is not a resident on the island who could FIRST HAITI ST CHURCH not lead our men to a liquor, Sunday School 0:30 A. M. cache." This does hot refer to Morning worship and .sermon summer residents, «»f course.) II A. M. Sermon subject, "The Fifteen miles long and half as Man Nobody Fully Knows, Tile wide, the island is.the summer Confession of One of His Enemies. homeland of numerous wealthy Young People's Unions (5:45 families of tlie Buffalo district. P. M. Ttie island is United States Evening Service 8 o'clock Ser­ territory. Five hands of American mon subject,” Ships Which Do Not smugglers base their operations Make Their Port." here. Their speed bant* shipments Wednesday evening 8 o’clock. run into Lake Erie us far as WestChurch Family Hour. Subject: field, Hunk irk and Silver Creek Tlie Worth of a Hay. New York. Supplementing this Thu First Baptist Church cordi­ supply along the American coast ally invites citizens who have no south of tlie falls are tliousandchurch home, and visitors. ease shipments of beer and ale from Port Colhorne, Ontario dir­ FIRST CHURCHII OF CHRIST ectly access Lake Erie front Dun­ Christian Science services are kirk. Two thirds of the Buffalo held every Sunday morning in customs seizures which have net­ the Woman's Club, Oak Avenia* ted more than 3,000 cases of ale near Third Street, at 11 o'clock; itl less than a month are in HaSunday School a t 10 o'clock. Sub­ open lake. ject for tmnorrw, “Truth." Free railroad or vehicle bridges Wednesday evening services at Buffalo, Niagara Fulls Lewis which include testimonies of Chr­ ton am) Biurkrock, mid to tl)e stag­ istian Science healing are also gering responsibilities of lluffui held in tlie Woman's Club a t 7 fourteen lander patrol operatives C4. o’ clock. The magnitude of the railroad This Church maintains n free yards. The bridge traffic mast be Reading Room, No, h i 7 First watched constantly for touring National Bank Building, where tlie cars with false bottoms loaded Bilile and all authorized Christ­ with Canadian whiskey. ian Science literature may be read, borrowed or purchased. Open every Wednesday anil Satur­ day from 3 to 5 P, Jf, All nre welcome to attend the services and to make use of the Reading Room. LEPER FOUND WASHINGTON, July 23— (IN S )—Early, tin* leper, who pj ,raped flom the Leposarium nt CnrviHe, La., has been located near Tryon, North Carolina, the public health service announced today. Surgeon General Cummings has notified the sheriff at Tryon to turn Hnrly ever to un official of the public health service for return to Carvi IK*. Eighty-eight, and mighty happy in his smiling coutchpintion of living to l>e a t least 100—that is John D. Roekefellow, Sr., ns you see him here. The extraodinnrily fine photo of olio of tlie world's most famous eitizens was made as WANTS DIVORCE NOW Roekefellow left the Tarrytown PHILADELPHIA, July 23 — Baptist Church at Tarrytown, N. (IN S)—Married four years ago at Y., the first Sunday after bis 8Hth tlie age of ID to a wealthy Bing* birthday. He hud motored to hnmptnn, N. Y., physician, then church from his estate at I'ocun- j r»r», Mrs. Esther E. Walling today bad on file here a suit for divorce, tieo Hills. asking $1,000 a week alimony and counsel fees from Dr. John B. SMITH ANH BRONTE SAIL Walling. These ore the most beautiful cyeu 1n southern California, according HONOLULU, July 23— (IN S)— to a committee of artists who chose them from a review of beautlsa Forty-seven translators, divided They belong to Jocelyn Illncklln, who Is 22 and hasn't oa yet ag Ernie Smith and Emory Bronte into six committees, worked on the pen ted in tlie movies. The judges were Stowart Itoblnson, piHnUid whnKe uncertain flight from Cal­ St. James version of the Bible. ifornia ended in a klawe bush oa Ernest Klein, art director, and Hnnkln l'iuu tin* Leper Isle of Molokai were llase, sculptors. homeward hound toduy aboard the GET ETHYL GAS AT liner President Jefferson. WIGHT BROS CO. £ Slate Supreme Court Upholds Statute IProviding For BoardOf LawExaminers Judge J. F. Rutherford, presi­ dent of the International Bible TALLAHASSEE, Fla., July 23- wore nut sustainable and refused i Students Association, will deliver I bidlfr*. F. E. Ronmlllat and u lecture over radio Sunday after­ (JNS)—Tim constitutionality of him admittance. who have been touring U- noon from a station a t Toronto, The Supreme Court also bunded the creating the state hoard of law down a writ in prohibition in the I points in the West are ex- Canada, according to words recelv? examiners und act of the boned in case of Harold M. Baker who a p ­ U>„n*-n home Sunday. cU hero by Sanford members of refusing to permit persons not plied to the Hillsborough county the association. Through the court­ R. H. Uennick plan esy of tlie National Broadcasting citizen of the Unit<d States tf circuit court at Tampa for a writ hat week for Miami and Company a radio setup will en­ take exaininaions for admittance of mandamus to compel the state cints on the East const able Judge Rutherford to lie of law examiners to permit to the Florida bar were recently hoard I «> will vir-it friends. him to tnku the regular liar exheard in all parts of the world, k upheld by the State Supreme amintionH after they had ruled that ami a Court in a "rule in nisi | fioJini* Brasil of Jack- was said. he was ineligible because of thejfnct Thc lecture will begin at !l o'­ "writ of prohibition." Ihaves Saturday for her (continued from page one) lie was a Canadian citizen and [far spending a short time clock eastern daylight saving time The Supreme Court bunded down therefore not a citizen of the Unit­ seen in liurchnrcBt. » III..!*» i * the guest of Mr. and Mrs. and will continue until *1:30 o'clock. -rule in Ulsi" in the ed States. Little five year old Michael, the a The nddreBS will lie a non-political hi Kiuuier. case of Charles F. Uewnody of boy King of RoumunH, is kept in The Supreme Court held that the The Sanford Municipal Baud will; and non-sectarian, according to the New Port Richey upholding the va Hillsborough county circuit court seclusion under guard. Tin* child give the following program Mon­ J Josephine Knight who lias announcement. A musical program baity of the act creating the statu hud no jurisdiction in the case and [ending several weeks in will precede and follow Judge Ru­ day evening nt 8 o'clock, nt tie* monarch cannot understand this board of law examiners. Issued the writ prohibiting them sudden change in the routine of ids hand shell on the lake front, ac­ I to tlie guest of her sister therford’s lecture. DeWoody recently applied to the from noting on Baker's applica­ life. It is obvious that he does not cording to an announcement made' SI. Price, is expected to relish his estate for lie would rather state Supreme Court for adm it­ tion for writ of niandumus. |liome Sunday. Miss Velma Shipp is visiting in by Conductor Joseph Reizenstein. lie free to romp in the palace tance to the Florida liar notwith­ PART 1 Tampa as the guest of her aunt, grounds und play as ho did before. standing tiie law requiring all land Mrs. Join) It. McDonald 1. Anthem, "The Star Spangled Already thy responsibilities of roy­ persona applying for admittance Mrs. P. F. Crory. In, Jnck of Hu at is, motored Banner"—Key. al station lire muklng themselves In the bur to puss examinations liford Friday, spending the 2. Overture, "Panorama* ' — felt although Michael cannot under­ held by the state hoard of law ex­ John Moloch Jr., left Friday even­ on and evening visiting aminers, He attacked thc law exam ing fur Jacksonville where lie will Barnhouse. stand what it is al] about. iniug hoard on three different 3. A. Popular Hit, "At Sundown" spend a short time. Officials declare that Bucharest grounds, alleging that it violated Donaldson. knd Mrs. 1). I,. Thrasher mot and tlie nation ure quiet and tlint article 11) section Hi of the state Miss Mary Alice Sldpp left Sat­ 3. B. F’F’ox Trot (New), "Under there ure no indications that fol­ coiiaitution. Tlie court held that Eustis on Thursday where [Hire tin* guests of Mrs. urday fur Tampa where sin* will Tlie Moon"- -l.yn Wheeler, Snyder. lowers of Carol will attempt a c up the attacks made upon t he hoard •I. Sextette, "Lucia"—Donizetti. to gain tlie throne. They claim that Vr's mother Mrs. E. L. spend a week visiting relatives. |i. 5, Indian Intermezzo, "Asia"— tlie, army is loyal und thut. should William Beardall of Orlando was Bailey. i.ny effort in; made to ups*'t tlie Shirley is the only daughter among those attending tlie bull PAR'!' 2 regency and depose Michael il ami Mrs. D. Johnson ami game here on Friday afternoon, (I. Fantasia, "Sunny Spain"— would be suppressed witli a r.tera »tle her home in Sanford for King. The United States Civil Service hand. •t two years, coming here Commission has announced an Mrs. E. P. limit of Dnytonn 7. Selection, "The Rainbow Girl" Coolidge. kdumbia, S. C. Beach spent the day here Saturday —Jlirsch, exuipinution to fill v a vacancy in Miss Trumbull is in Detroit with us tlie guest of Mrs. S. S, Buuinel. 8. Concert Waltzes, "Wedding of In r parents, Qov. and Mrs. Joint II. the position of senior scientific anti Mrs. James R. Walker aid in subtropical fruit diseases nt The Winds"—Hall. Hint', Ala., are the house Trumbull, who are enruute to the Orlando. The position is under I lay toPercy Mero motored to D, A. Popular Song, "Honolulu iMivernor's conference a t Mackinac •of Mr. and Mrs. Heyward tho Bureau of I'lnnt Industry ox r at their home in lleilu Air. na Beach Saturday where lie will Moon'*—Lawrence. Island. the United States Department of spend the week-end with Ids fumD. B. Fox Trot, "Sam, The Old Yi'u are engaged to John Cool* Agriculture, it was announced. ily. Accordian Man"—Donaldson. i Lottie Turner of Tampa is Applications must roach tin; JO. Man'll, "'Hie American Le­ idge, aren’t you?" MiHs Trumbull to arrive in Sanford, Sutwas asked. Mr. und Mr*. Ernst Rtolherson gion" Parker. Civil Service Commission not later sfternoon to be tin* house "Well, tilings nre just the same then July 80. Tho entrance salary of lar aunt, Mrs. P. D. Me and baby spent' the day Thursday between u«," the girl smiled. is $1,8(50 a year. . i d . S d at Duytuim Beach as Hu* guests of “ You mean it's sort of an under­ friends. Full information may be receiv­ • Fred Walsnm returned to standing between yourselves?" ed from the United States Civil »mcul iluines City on ThursMr. and Mrs. IM t Allen Imvo Miss Trumbull, her cheeks rapid­ Service Commission, Washington, ’*n'ng after spending the returned from Lakelund where ly reddening, nodded her head. D. C’., or from tlie United States seek here as tlie guest of they imvo been visiting their son, "When will you be married?" Civil Service Board of Examiners t-harlcg E. Henry. Oh, I don’t know," Miss Trum­ at any post office or customs R. L. Alien. DETROIT, July 23— (IN S)— bull said, "nothing has been set." house in any city. John W. Mclseh Jr,, will "About the plans for the wed­ hotne Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Lane Miss Florence Trumbull, the pret­ "Millington, It. C, and points have us their guest for (lie week* ty dark-eyed daughter of the ding?" The first white woman hunt in tnuylvnniii where she lias end Faber ET Bollinger uf West ( onnecticut governor whose name "There's nothing more l can Alberta, Canada, is still alive and •pending the past month. Inis been mentioned as a possible say," she said. "You know what Palm Beach. daughter-in-law of the President, publicity would do. They laid to well. Site Is Mrs. John Grnhtfm, of .? Anita Prescott and Mika Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Meeds of today admitted “an understand­ put a guard near John ut Amherst Cu1gnry,und was born in I8C8I11 a “ V Prescott of Ayden. N. C., ing 1 between herself and John you know." tiny Hudson’s Bay settlement. Pending the summer here ns Miuini ure isiting in Sanford as the guests of their daughter Mrs. uest* (lf their sister, Mrs rtli Harper at her home In Ralph Smith. w>llu Heights. Mrs. Rosa Dickinson of Jackson­ *L E. Liking, has ns her ville is visiting in Sanford as the Kue-t*. for |lie week-end at guest of Mrs. J. N. Whitner ut hf"ne -ill Oak Avenue, her her home on Magnolia Avenue. • •• *7 *, C o CuA b u s ,O hio . . ^ 1^ ~ ‘ JJ.. i - 1.' . Mnretiburn and two ■ll. Jr., and Benjamin of The groom formerly lived in Hock Ark. South Curolinn, l.ut has made his lie is I Mi Culler will motor to home here for some time, engegtd hi business here. « *• I S . 4 / Av 7VV//1 f* tm t or a "‘‘“eh on Sunday mornurcompany bis family Mrs. Beecher Kent nnd small V Gio Imvo been spending the daughter, Caroline of Winter Park, ■' days there us the guests x.pent the day here F’riday us tho * Raymond Key. guests of Mrs. M. Minarik. Bioirif on Avacado Aenue. Bud Stillman Steals Sweetheart FI e e i n g From Mother In Ford Gentlemen, the Eyes Have It! Social a n d Personal Activities-: *•“ NO TROUBLE IS YET OBSERVED FOR RUMANIA Reizenstein Announce MondayBandProgram! The Little Gray Shoppe 09 VoluBin Avn Opp. P. O. la displaying New Linens Cards For All Occasions New Rooks in the Lending Library The Little Gray Shoppe Fxams To Re (liven To Fill Orlando Vacancy Young Girl Admits An ‘Understanding’ With John Coolidge This Check Stirred Indiana F>r‘s t . Fj^ tdpnal B a n k ' Tk ^ ‘ Bighleyman returned Mr. and Mrs, W. T. Laird an 1 "»ttr*day after un absence small daughter Ann left Saturday during which morning for Atlanta, Ga., where attended tlie graduation they will spend several weeks. 1u‘,rUniversity h 1,aP of Wis- | inC '» ‘tHie George A. DeCottes will return home Suturduy afternoon from New York where he has spent the W reimr ,:.r avVs ®nd Miss pust week, attending to business. This it the check that, when published in the Iindiunupolls Times exclusively, turned Indiana polities upnii.n for F av' fl . ' UVe Saturday nide down. It is the first evidence offered from thc* lo ng-souglit "little black box" of D. <'• Stephenson, FL White returned home F ri­ ^ | | r vi)i,r £" and dayL. evening ^ ‘t,vv-l their 4vsbrother from Washington,U.C. former Indiana klan louder, who is now serving a prison sentence term for the murder of Madge Dl«*rM d uMni- Charles U. und points in Pennsylvania where hulzer. Stephenson’s iwtition for clemency was denied, and this was followed by the threat to expose a l ­ from Ik! Marguerite Graves he l a s been spending the past leged crookedness in state politics. __ W lhe* to Philadelphia month. Special Week-end Price. to introduce our new Neopolitan Brick of ice cream, 50c per quart brick. A throi* flavor brick of Vanilla, Apricot Ice, and Strawberry, ub Iiir Hudson high grade Vanilla, Imported Spanish Apricots and Our specially prepared fresh T en­ nessee Strawberries. Take home a brick. At your deuler, or order direct from our plant. Seminole Creamery Co. PhoneG3I 417 W. 4th. St. - �Five Flying Heroes Back Home Lindsey’s JobHis COLORADO AIMS '3 M M S.*' DEATH BLOW A T . « H £ i ^ THE LOAN SHARK pt i.-tnuiu'iit Kissing is not favored in jJ Supreme Court Decision Holds I"’*1*1 t*u‘ hihi.o^o^ e inti rut es have lien i| Notes Calling For ■ ■ i of • i , , I recent films exhibited in that., lenal H a te O f I n te r e s t A r e Uncnllcclflhle U n d e r L a w s Robert W. Steele, young Denver attorney, succeeds Judge lieu U. Lindsey, Internationally famous Home again after flown to Europe, the heroes of the Chamberlin and Byrd flights wave “Hello" to New Jurist of the Denver Juvenile who recently was ousted by York from the deck of the welcoming lout Macon which brought them from tin- I.ovinthnn to the buttery, court, u Colorado supicimi com t decision. in New York harbor. From left to right are Lieutenant tleorge Noville, Conunaiider Richard E. Ityrd. ( Inrenew t hatiiherlin, Herat llalcheti and Hcrt Acosta. I!ig crowds Were on hand to welcome the flyers after their perilous adventures through fog. This photograph, the first token before tin- flyers stepped on Ameri­ can soil, was rushed to The Herald by the aid of telephoto. On trial with Charles Birger at Heaton. Ill- for tho murder of Mayor Joe Adams of West City, are Art Newman and Ituy Hyland tallas Izry (lie Jowl Newman and his wife are pictured above, Hy­ land left. The slnyliiR of Adams climaxed the bloody warfare of the last several years between m iner’s gang and Its rivals, with “ bloody Williamson county’* os the seat of activities. ONE FIRM PLANS -BARGE LINES ON [Local Dodge Agent BIG INVESTMENT MISSISSIPPI ARE ^ T 1^ , , , 1u**eg IN GLADES AREA NOW PROFITABLE hc Wor d Mot an Ad for a Sofa’ Factory What is churned to he the larg­ _____ " i est book in the world ever made Coltilex M a n u fiic tu rin u ; F i n n L in e s F r o m S t. L m iis T o M in n e - ! 1," 'i;i«ntiti«H Is displayed this week ..... i. «„ , ,, , i i in th< >lu>w window of local Dodge Will F m p lo y .'10,0011 People apt.lis A n d S t . P a u l L ik e ly Brother and Graham Brothers A c c o r d in g T o H. (J.D a h lh c rg l o He O p e r a t e d Upon P la n a dealer. The hook is ti:i inches high, In L e t t e r T o J o h n M a r t in S i m i la r T o S o u t h e r n L in e s lo inches thick and when opened is T feet wide. This mammoth book was prepar­ WASHINGTON, July 23—SucDKTKIOT, Mich., July 23.- - TALLAHASSEE, Fla., July 23— ed by Dodge Brothers, Inc., and An investment ol $26,000,00(1 in ices* of the government barge One of the notable sides am do by the Crysler dealer organization, the Everglades nnd employment of lines on the Mississippi River is being featured in the windows according to the factory Sales between 21,000 and 3(1,000 people fr""> St. Louis, Mo., anil Cairo, III., “ f ,,0dge brothers and Graham Department has just been reported Js being contemplated by the Coin- •" New Orleans, La., has spurred l h others dealers throughout the by the Berkshire Motor Company, tex Manufacturing Company, ac­ the Inland Waterways Corporation t Dinted States. It tells the story of Albany, New York. Lewis F. cording to n letter in the hands to­ t.) greater efforts to make similar i 1'1** Dodge Brothers new motor, J n rr e tt , Vice-President of this day of Governor John W. Martin does from St. lands to St. Paul nn,| »»'•»'■unceit May 1 as the most outcompany, Is credited with dosing from R. G, Dahlborg, president of Minneu)|olis, Stinn., commercially! standing Improvement in Dodge profitable. j 111others cars since the company a sale to the State of New York the corporation. Service on this route, authorized ^AuDid operations in DJI-l. for fifteen seven-passenger Sedans The Cclotex Manufacturing All of the hooks being displayi of the imperial "SO" model, and Company proposes, according to by the (IHih Congress, was started in an exceedingly small way last l'd would, if opened ami placed i I m e seven-passenger Imperial *8l> I the letter, to raise sugar rune for go to edge, reach well over a mile Eddie Halibuts lias llfty-lliree summer, the total outlay for the t Phaeton. I the purpose of obtaining sugar and icount them) curls In bis permu and a third. Tile Sedans are for use of the j manufacturing cclotex from the equipment used being only $<13,* Recent Trans-Atlantic Hops neat wave, and If ib.it Isn't Hie nu 000. Previously a group of busi­ If pile one on top of the other Hun's record lor a masculine per­ Make Accurale Service N e­ Division Engineers employed by J sugar cane fiber, ness men and municipal officials Department of Highways and "My initial interest in this country of the Upper Mississippi section, they would make a pile -II feet manent wave, llu.ii *luti u u t cessity, Declares Officials the higher than the Woo!worth T v.v,r Canals, and are in constant use is for the purpose of promicing alarmed by the increasing freight in New York City which rises 71*2 Eddie leans an oicnrsna er ternInterested In The Project throughout tin* district in which hagnsse for celotex manufacture," rates for hauls paralleling tin* riv­ feet above Broadway. If placed aauglitluwii, Pa. They cull hit* each Hi vision Kngincer operates. Dalhherg’s letter to the governor er had raised a fund of $000,000 Eddie Hair. Wa s h in g t o n ; July 2:1.— The ilnties of these men require said,"At the present time we are with which to found a water ear-' end to end one on top of each nth* (IN S )—Congress will ho asked to ci-ntimial travel over their territor­ using nil we can gel in Louisiana rit i system of their own, hut this appropriate funds to make pos­ ies, and tlu< trips of inspection and nnd find it necessary to extend in- capital, which could purchase only bind,and Molinc.lll„ Work on the sible a comprehensive Atluntic occasional emergency calls m ust!to other fields to meet our market two towboats and II hurges of the mtlcr project is being held up, er they would make a column one required types, was found insufH- according to the latest available mile high. Placed against the Ocean weather service, ns a direct be answered, regardless of weather demands.' information, until the three mun-[ Wool worth Tower they would or road conditions. Therefore, it is practical purposes. result of the historic truns-occanic ‘I, individually, own or control dent for iripolitics can decide among them -! make six columns up the side of Contracts For Routs hops of Col. Charles A. Lindbergh,1‘ us tm small ocmpliment over* 18,00(1 acres'nf land in this selves upon the location for the (but building and another column An appeal to the Secretary of tii Crysler that the Imperial "HO Chnmberlnin-Lcviiiq, and Com­ region and inir experiments ! reaching half way to the top. . ,. Him . . i Wa r brought the Inland Wutcr- terminal. should hove been selected in coin- I,,., .................... mander Byrd. ’’ **** R . Luxe definitely ways Corporation to the assistance petition with the most highly re­ Realizing that tin* best the wea­ * ° associates ,,f j|u. upper Mississippi interests, ther bureau could do for the fly­ garded motor curs obtainable, that su g a rc a n e fibre can be sue- . Contracts were made for the lens- ■■■■■H U ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ u sa i■■■■■■■■■■■MM■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■MB ■ iniiny of the,, ears of higher ces.fully and commercially ers was not enough, officials raised ing of the boats already under con­ ■ have evolved a plan under which m o e t l T "Kn" I m ^ lilt this section, nnd we are now struction and these were supple­ nhape ,mr ,,|nnH for „ bj r future trans-Atlantic flyers could lm|H riiil M* Sedans will replace , ri.Jl(,y mented by the building of other be told with a fair degree of cer­ cars of mine expensive m akes.: developement in sugar and cclotex i raft, bringing tin* number of ves­ tainty just what weather they even though price was a consider-1manufacture, sels expected to be available for would encounter In their travels iition secondary to quality, Mr. Ilnlilberg told the governor service before the end of the pres i liability, etc. over lonely sea wastes. being towboat* and The Imperial "HO" Phaeton pur- thut his corporation will have *'**t *" 18, threeLast February Con-1^ When funds are made available, chased by tills department will be I mm 6,000 to 8,000 acres and the 15 barges. it is planned to obtain weather re­ employed for the personal use of Everglades land planted in sugar gross appropriated $2,0(10,000 for 1* ports twice a day from nil ships Governor Ai Smith. The Governor cane ready for grinding* in Decem­ purchasing of additional stock.Act-|S in the Atluntic ship lanes. These is known to have an intense In­ ber of 102(1 and that $3,000,000 will ing upon Ibis authority the c a rp -1* oration in May contracted for 15 ; reports would bo supplemented by terest in the transportation he spent between now nnd that reports from land stations in the facilities of Ids state, and notably time with an ultimate investment additional steel barges nnd another ■ towboat, ■ United States, Canada, Greenland, in highway development, concert,- ,jf ,2r,-000'00() in view* 1. It wilt eliminate fuel "knock" and power loss under nil At the same time various rivet*1 Iceland apt) also Europe. remarkably.v | ., "Sugar developement will bo fol- ports were proceeding with plans ! ■ log which he is conditions, ‘"V * Need Orgnizntiou J lowed by the cclotex developement for the construction of suitable terwell informed. 2. It will make cat Lon deposits n source of extra power. land the other by-products, such as initials. These at St. Paul Minima- * "That n more complete and e x - . 3. It will give you u smooth nnd better pulling engine, purlieu, ! illruhnl iirL’ fi'inl mill I list nun.ll larly noticeable on bills nnd heavy roads. vice is necessary is shown by Diihlliergb , j,) |„. iviitiy this year,while hand is- ' I. It will reduce gear-shifting and im reuse acceleration, there­ fact thnt'cm some days while the " ’'.'•I1"' governor. [sues have been voted to build terby making driving easier, especially in traffic. I lie ultimate plans, ns now laid,! minnls at Burlington,la., ami the flyers worn wailing for favorable 6. It will keep your engine cooler. conditions the weather bureau did will furnish employment to be- tti-cities, Davenport,la., Rock Istween 25,01)0 nnd 30,000 people 0. It will cut down vibration, thereby .reducing engine wear not get a single report from ureas practically the year round. and tear and depreciation. u thousand miles wide in tin* At­ lantic*," said Charles F. Marvin, NEW YORK, July 23—(INS) "This sugar cane venture in 7. It will save you the expense of carbon removal and other : chief of the U. S, Weather llur- The stirring trims-Atlantic flights Florida is net a new business for repairs caused by "knocking" nnd curium formation, euu. ol I indbergh, Chamberlin us'* Df wL* HU’ are ll«> now, today,, lthe big OMl/lMMI and tot* |, us ‘S W9 tlllHI.t III? IN K* 8. It will give more power from each gallon of fuel that you Eacifie flight j gehl sugar cane producers in tin* "Even on May IH, two days be­ Byid and the trumt-Enrifit buy -and more mileage per gallon ns carbon forms and in. llegenherger , rmuinentul United States, and our fore Lindbergh Made bis lOirrcsH- <>.* Maitland 'ur.fi llegeiuic-ix'-i eieases compression. i s a Prescript ion for ful flight, tin report was received •■ovc ut lust brought to Americas _investments in sugar and celotex Mulnria, UhilLs and Fever, from any ship between longitude ■i proper lealization of the po s-; jn Luuisiami already aggregate bef j , , . . . J4|I1| , wi.nty Dengue nr ItiIiohm . ever. 40 w u t and the Irish const. It t.lHIities of commercial aviatmn \ tw, t hiimbers of commerce tbeough- ,|„||;,tN It k ills (lie g e r m s . wux not until lie had started thut the country have a new slogan' , . ' , weather reports from ships bc- out m DIAMOND now ‘We Want Airport*." 11"' ‘ etotex manufacture, at DIAMOND N catni! nearly adequate. When Air transportkui campnnies arc i'1'sent takes all the cane filire N HEAVY HEAVY i Jium'.KtJ.-iin mud** hi* flight th e| *-t>tinging up daily in every sec-! Dint the slat.* cf Louisiana can A Real Homelike Place To Stop ■ TITAN H SERVICE TUBES mount of information was more ( tint. local capitalists all over, furnish and it wus In meet the de- Come ta The Ocean View Hotel ut abundant than in any, previous' t).e nation are loused by the n>* !,u***d for celotex business that tin* Coronado Bruch, Flu. period ami continued so even inntuic exploits of the fliers Do Everglades district first interested I hnroly screened, modern, Ini* ■ N itfter his successful binding in ntt monopolizing the front page* ,|11*. I am merely mentioning this provemeuts. Rules S3.50 ii day ■ Germany.” ol oewspupi is throughout the to show thut the Everglades prop- American Plan. 515 per week ■ N Weather reports mr the aviat­ v i rid an* sblftitig their sur|*lus usltion is not, in any way, a plan single, $25 double, ■ ■ ors were obtained ns a result of nunts to the glamorous possibili-' merely u> do something with the K. J. COATES, Mgr. ■ tlu* Voluntary cooperation of ship Dm more conservative invest- land, but we bad a definite thing ■ ■ captains and the radio companies Des of uviuliu. we wanted done and hunted for the ■ is public interest best laud in America on which to The expense was borne by the w here L ■ more clearly shown than in D m ■ do it, and that land we found in transm itting corportions. M stock market. Airplane stocks ■ After ship captains reported are now at their high level. The the lint them Everglades." ■ th e position of their vessel, tin* common stock of the Curtis Aero­ ■ pl ea d s for o p e r a t io n ■ .barometric pressure, wind and fog nautical and Motor Company ■ conditions and oilier information which in I!i20 sold at one dollar ■ expert weather forecasters chart* a1ashare sharenow "nov.■"sitl'Ts"nbiTva $30. The Tho . , o s ANGELES, July 23—(IN sells above $30. Complete stock of genuine Ford repair parts. ed the Atlantic Ocean and made prefered preferedstink elm);ofof the thesame samecam com - * S> Being convicted of clubbing forecasts lor the aviators on the puny •>ell-, at over it fiat* a share *" death a middle-aged woman, basis of the ihfunuutiivt at hand, (now compared to $23 a share in Durwni,| Wittemueyer, 13, plead(Dm* Day Service $1.00.) ----1322. edtoday for a surgical operation APOPKA New equipment be- , A notable advance in the price *“ *‘*mnve the pressure on his es him want lo ing installed in local post office. of aeronautical stocks hus occur-j Draxln which makes ■ red since the meniornlde"so|o- 1kill. The boy wus found guilty of ■ second degree murder. hop" of Undbergh on May 21. India is brought a day iieurei* to i The s(m*k of the Curtis company 2ml. A Magnolia, 10th and Sanford. 1st. A Ivlin PHONE 475 England by the new Puris-Murseil- bus gone up about ton points ■ or Junes Tire Shop Women outnumber melt by about ics*Grneva airplane line. I . .i H H B S i ia iitiiia ia a a a a a a B a a a B B X iia ta iiu a a a a a a B iiB a a a | line* that dutc. 43,1,00 iu nouburn Ireland. I Governor A1 Smith Of New York Will! Ride In A Chrysler, DENVER. July 2D.- (INS) — The death knell of the “ loan slun k in Colorado is believed to , have been sounded in n decision handed down by the Colorado sup­ reme court here recently. Tin* de­ cision upholds n provision in the j state's money lenders law which i makes void any note when illegal rates of interest have been charg­ ed. The legal rate of interest under the low on loans of $300 or less is I per cent per month. The purpose of the money leod­ ors law, enacted in t'Jtll, tin* de­ cision says, is to prevent charging of excessive rates of interest on smnil loans. Statewide Action This decision is expected to bring statewide action against the illegal man'y lender. The enforcement of the money lenders act is suid to have been lax in Colorado because ! of lack of funds to regulate the* I a t th e lo w e s t price i work. The case which evoked the de­ cision was that of Bert Rice am! Bessie Rice of Denver against the Franklin Loan and Finance Co., of Denver, for the charging of ex- j cossivo interest rates on a small i ! limn, Loan companies have denied, j recent complaints that they not only charge excessive rates of in- 1 C o m e in and lot us terest, blit also practice numerous , sh o w you .methods of circumventing tin* law in a manner thut increases the i n - 1 terest burden of the small borrow* er. Stiff Penalties Firestone Tires Gulf 111 West First Street TdJ According to the money lenders law, no loan for which a greater * irate of interest shall he charged j Highest Quality firestone history Why send away for Seminole Tire Shoi FEDERAL HELP IS ASKED FOR OCEAN WEATHER CHARTS E th y l G a s MOW ETHYL GASOLINE WI I.L IM­ PROVE T H E PERFORMANCE OF YOUR MOTOR. .......... "r *""• Country Is A r Over Possibilities Commercial Flying o u s e d ' s s l 80x31/2 32x4 29x4.40 30x4.95 30x5.25 30x5.77 33x6.00 Men’s Linen Wash Suits Sanford Laundry MILLER O. PHILLIPS ELM AVE„ and 18th St. A U S E D C A R 15 ONLY A S □ E - P & N D A Q 1 6 A S THE* D E A L E R W H O S E L L S IT (T + O BUICK ■ Use Diamond hires - A n y used car seen on our floor is g o o d for m o r e th u n e n o u g h satisfactory m iles to assure the o w n e r o f h is m o n e y 's w o rth Y ou can a lw a y s cou n t on thut s ........... ........... ........... ........... ........ $ 7.35 12.40 service service 8.40 12.20 13.65 16.00 17.00 $ 8.30 16.10 33.10 36.60 10.70 15.85 17.70 20.85 25.50 81.60 3.10 4.40 4.85 2.25 2.S0 3.15 3.80 4.10 BUY “DIAMONDS” AT ^Nawon display at all B uick dealers Sanford Batch Co Magnolia Avenue. Wight Brothers Company For the 24th y.nr llulck lias again .fulfilled this promts*1 ' When Better Automobile* Are Built . . . Boick will buiD Tb»® �* r.r PAGE FIVE THE SANFOHT) HER A LP, SATURDAY, JULY 23. 1927 Ig g llliig lg msm H4tf* SPECIAL NOTICE TWO NEW— nicely furnished h—Help Wanted (IHnlc) lufunl Daily Herald < Ford generators exchanged $1.00J t — apnrtmens. $25 per month. I'lli Generntitriv j starters, magnetos,..................... , tlli ,i ■, , , •. . - ------------1 s iiu MUS. *. MOFFITT for nicely. W. First St. Plmne U07. S V , „I plants and power, furnished and unfurnished houses; ----------motors, nil iimkes and types r rer , nil minlern: cheap. 1111 Celery 16— H o u s t 'a * to r Kent In*- (*sh in Advance paired and m bullL Armature wind- Av,.. p , ™ 1 I - - - __________________ U:n i . . S ® rantWd1 *• W ------------------------- ------- 1 0 f t RENT:—Two i,,.„ . . 1 PM Vill i ' Hukimosh qpt.bHsh.dj b o y s WANTED—Can an use five I nnd 1105 W. First Street. Kent ifnod boys won arc hustlers. Can 1Vulcanizing Works, ails, will tie received Wilson Elect l ie Co. earn a* high as a dollar an aftermn, and collector went lh Forest Street bungalow for rent noon. Apply Circulation Llcpari- I*. ROOM aicly f«f payment. Jacksonville, Fla. with hath and garage, on French meat Herald. ............ I Or a Hop Ave., near litli St. Phono 221 or .............. Sr it line SEMINUl.E HUDSON* ESSEX 7—Si licit ion Wauled call at tiOl Park Ave. I s ........................ 7c n line INC 203 Oak Ave il-’OR RENT: —5 roam unfurnishLie rale* nil request Phom- 41 | WAN I'ED: A job as boiler m aker,; ed stucco bungalow, 2 bed for .rduccd ralett arc i lei years experience, can lurnish iooium, living room, dining room, Jitivr insertion*. ! best nl references, w rite or wire, kitchen (equipped with electric 4— H tisiness S e rv ic e Lord* of average lornrili w. .s. Middleton, Atlantic Ave., range,) limit {with hot and cold linted n line. • St. Augustine, Flu. wnlcjr). Indited 23IHI Palmetto VO UR BUSINESS —card appear litmm charge "f 30c for Avenue, rent summer rates, phone MS. usert ion. S— F in a n c ia l bit; daily in this column will Ivertising la reatnclcd i classification. teach over 3,(11)11 every day! MUNKV— to hmn on Improved de t ROOM Collage, uniuinl.died, for I, ,-rror is made Tin- Sanunit. 1700 block, $25 a month, rii.ilili. lesiueniiai ptuplift) .n Irrnld will lie responsible •and It easts no little n 12 word ScnIoi,t nl a per cent interest, no box 1700 care lleiald. |y „ hc incorrect im n tin ii. Address 1-oan P. U Uo<| Ivcrtier for subsequent , ad for one month costs only $2.(3). : brokeragecpy 19 —- I Iiniscs F o r S alt 1,1,,. The office idiould he Phone I IH FOR SALE OR RENT: seven [] immediately in r;nc of I IF It— IMiinls And Flowers room bungalow with hath, eom* lust avk for "Classified Depart- 1 I pletely furnished. IIuh larg® coot r(> ADVERTISERS MISSION AR V strawberry plant* veranda with lawn mid I lowers, merit** { $2.50 per . lotto. Mrs Gary d'-ulde lots, two car para Re atnl Herald rrprrsptitnUvr Route I, (iem-vu Ave. Sanford. | v.t 11 located in the eily. You ran lyiily familial with rntPr-, (M EAN Dp VOUR oi.li WALLS — i laiy on your own terms or rent anti ilro-.oiirntion will WITH T H E NEW WALL PAINT, H — -Miscdlfincmm very reasonable. Phone (198-W. cornpaete Information, you wish, they will nasist SOMETHING NEW AND METwording your want ud. TER. FDR FURTHER INFORMA- MARRY IF LONELY: most sue- FOR SALE:—Four room cottngn I ION- CALL PHONE 235-.I OR cessful ''Home Maker''; hullon one of host lots on Mngno* ke it more effective. SEE, V. C. COLLER, SANFORD, deeds rich; strictly confUdential; lia Avenue, Head South Sid FI.A. reliable; years experience; dexorip* School Price reasonable. Torntu lurol-'TANT NOTICK , ,,,, , , y7 lions free, ''Tlie Successful Club", to suit purchm-er. Owner Box 131 II NtK'LAPH r e ra r.n R .p n .... W|s Nllstl> „ (1X ^ Oakland, care lloruld. lerdfera should give their tmiiriR by experts with 17 years < j np ____________ „r postoffice address ns »„ their phone nun.bor if experience. Sanfonl Music S to ro :------ I---------------------------------------- 1FOR SALE'— Ono of best fLo Idcsin* results. About one I , 1' !' A^cnJte°i,r,,n,,,R-i->* ' : ,t'A lt AW N IN GS,-keep out tlvs | room huriRalmvs on Palmetto L p„i of ii thousnnd has '* ‘ *’ ' __ _ i dazzling suit ami drizzling rain, Avenue, in Sanford llelRhts, corTphnne and the others ear ........... nerd them, $3.MI u pair ner lot, equipped with pleitric I)epe rn| on romin u" ten tc with you '■ Aid -heap. Satm-mcri and sales* ran Re nnd water heater, pric. less ROYAL CLEANERS , they know your tel Ires*. Ihir. tjian n u n kel value terms to suit. 'iVr'rifl.V.'nyVilte.'Tl,, nil klnU>'i>f ....... V " ',1" 1, ' or Box Li dinnintinuHiirp MUST be O. Herald. I jin person at The Santoro write for particulars. Auto Awn- — ---------- —------------- -------------- * |tf nlfii e or try letter. I ele. FOR SALE:—Five room Spanish BUILDING BLOCKS ■ IrriRation1ini; Co. II Ball Itldir. rlurontinoam r.J me not I liuiiRulow oil I'aik Avenue, 2 |mx>»;i anil general cement work trim fit ear Ritraffe, nice lawn, immediate Miraeln Cone rein Co. J. E. Ter-] 12— Wanted possession,—emi’t lie heat for the, wilh'Rer. Ploy, 3rd mid Elm. lWi,r . Prompt * efficient price, terms $21)0.no cash, halar.ee Sei vice I ANEV.S DRUG STORE I're-i muntlily. Box 1 tM care Herald. seriptions, DruRs, Soda. Wear-!,THE MOON AND DIANA Fran1 i.snear you ns your phone. Call 10.1 chise is open in tho surroundinR 20— l 'l i r m h |''.«r Stilt* im nuiucmrnls territory. A Real Ojipurtunity for __________ __ _______________ , WU.H l'-(.11 RISEN'HKIt.hk PRINT ‘ u live business limn or company BEST BUY IN MiltlCULTUIv SHOP —• Pi inti tip. Er.ifravinR,1Compleln line of cars from $1(1)5 to AL LAND R e a d y T AD. RATES .... 1 2£f"lL .c^ , =ar = OUT OUR WAY to F ly m e l p v . ... /YMOMCr Tk\E OLD BO W S • X GUESE» I K o c TTm e b s -a r H - L T H ikIW 'O-bLOrtfLM 6 F \O U L O B E G t E M t SOMETrbMGrJ / \ m‘ w o r ' r-;l heard vA \"T fc A D M IT VIEA R M M O R E IM E lE T E E M m i m o t e e . T fia m T veW d i d i m Fo r i T w e a r s J M’N POI1 ' J Mercs me proper p ath lor nrenn* hoppers tills seasqn The model Is Mi s' Mildri'il Doran, school ......... . |e-|u id ,0 ' - „ f yu,,^ yjm, , « |(o ts lo Attple Pedlar on nu atItl-ilit from Flint to Honolulu m/ • jlY O V i n * ■ Mmn ti $ fat off 0 , f?v;ltinM5r oi»ji n» n u stsvKt. inc. T \E COED e.1 VOOEOEVR. i* VdtW KlOvM UEbTGKl I n d ia n a V -\£ R fe ,X '-/OO A OUAHTtr? D lO M T X ? XO C u t TH E UYIAnA 1. ii-.V —X ' C O Y Xv-V CAVA -.o — p u V- Tvltw P A ID / llia in i'u ? I- * NWA^>M‘ A XNOiU> *=>/MD ( Y|Ar<D-MOrOME VNO00.J GO^H M A , At -o YMOfi K \ A E.X tt\7 QUARTfeW \tb . y y£ .A, gat a***tm vi( I^IHtx W >' I Ig 1I* iw ' William II. llemy, prosecuting at­ torney of Marlon county, Indiana, holds the key to the Investigation of corrupt pul It Ini! conditions In Indiana. H<- in the man whose vigorous net ion resulted in D. O. ) Stephenson, former Klan dragon, receiving n life ticntenen for the murder of Miss M.iilge Oberholtzer. | nnd he in now delving Into alleged ; CCv sssmm corruption of Stephen;.iui'h former political allien. Memb'-rn of the eongr-gntionn of o-vnrpl English ehurehes are per* milted to ask the pa tor questions d„ ,i,ltf V! I N M OTHERS O t T Just Be lore The IlopOl’f ARRIVED TODAY sugar or lead and alum for preserving seed bed covers. Ball Hardware Co, IT' 'T iVe* BecN r c L U N d y o u a l l o r T n e s s t h in g s? GROCERY STORE for sale. At a great sacrifice, doing cash husi ness, have to leuve town. $100 will handle deal, 310 Cypress Ave. BARGAIN: 0 piece dining rboni suite, 100-pieee llnvilune china I set, bedroom and living roomf i.uiiu; other bargains. 113 E. 5th| I St. ' 'FO R SALE CHEAP: Good mule, work single or double ehh»r side. See mule at l’olter place near I’aola, J. A. Johnson. 27— NVanltd To Borrow This picture of Ernie Smith and Emory Bronte, his nuvigutor, was $1000 wanted for one year at taken just before their hop-off on the Frisco.to-Honnlulu flight. Ernie H'.i, First mortgage on gilt edgv* Smith is shown to the right; next is William Royl*j backer „f tho inside real estate, worth $6,000. flight, with Bronte to the left. I Post Office Box LI, Sanford. me u s s** Off01927 *7 tCWVTCC. H*C. I • **l ■ S 1 % WjL , it. ii***,.. M-<\ 2f»— MlHrellnncous For Sale do you s u p p o s e . V4'M BY TAYLOR X- WOULDN'T?* V/IHf •I A BOOT Cl-CANIM' O P t H ■ WILE TRADE modern home * ii Orlando for ten acre Improved celery farm, will assume differ­ ence. Box H02, Orlando. VtltCCS poMUCM COM^oUwh SNtTH CHtCk' ANO NOIy j AROUNO THC MOOSC X DON’T supp ose YOU'D VJAMT TO COMC C A C fi » HERE^ i1 rqV 25— F x e h a n p o 2 C| u x l T u5 F TDMAKe ^ BEST OF . j -S . hri«N and PLUM RING,oo->-.*ior . Tan as lirsi. We do $221)5, F. O. B. Factory. Factory [prrwlty. We bundle electric it Phone 417 W. It, R. Avenue- representative will he in Sanford fiumps, home Hr Ii I and 'ommcrciul S treet j in about a week. Address all re- In The State Of Florida In the flowing well district neru li'Ufit-Sanford Machine Co. --------------------------------— 1plies to Factory Representative, Sanfoid, with clay sunsnil On LUMBERnnd complete line cf |t„x 123, Sanford Herald. : the highway and one mile from ! huihlitiR material. Low tiriccs. ______ __•_________ __________ , .It R. si a Iion. lilomudleH“ * Security Lumper flo,, "Where Go-el MEN AND WOMEN*.!, of go,a] «p. Already cleared, Perfect ----------------Grades Como From" Maple and final nin e to work for a local condrainage. ;»ODGK Sixth. Phone 797, ii-'n Easy work full or span* time, Virgin soil of unsurpassed fet It, rurs and Graham Trucks CONCRETE in every shape and good remuneration. Pay every day lility, will grow- anything. 1,000 Acres in units of f* U',r,es, |ti) 13th St. Phone 3. form, blocks, tile roofing, ornn- Apple to The Herald Office. as many as you want , mentals, etc. Sunford Cement ProJ- L’-A FARM TOOLS \Vr tVNTED AT \ PRICE SO LOW IT WILL IlNS it; COWAN CO. auto urtg Company, Fifth nnd Maple WANT TO BUY tractor- disc plow, "Make Your Head Swim" Bator and sheet metal works, ,sts. Phono Ilfc-W. harrow, ditcher. W. M. Yming, r-nih Ave. Phone 715-W. Home Seekers, Hero Is Your CLARENCE SMITH 201) N. Park Ave. Tel 777 or 77,5. Chance General Contractor fANFDRD BUICK GO. It May Never Como Again 100 West First Stroa* If you cun make a Htimll cash 15— Apartment For Kent 212 MaRiiolia Ave. st Phorm 441 | payment nnd finance your firat I hone HOT F U R N IS H E D housekeeping apart- crop, It will eimily tiny for the MET AL ROOFING—The Roof Ev­ ] incuts all conveniences, 2 rooms,1 land. T.0D1CL TRIM GO. erlasting. Mctnl shingle".; ! $10 monthly, 312 E. 5th. (trim the car, not tho owner.'* If y u «ro looking for n “Soap" standing scam tin and galvanized , _________ ____________________ 1 Here It Is li'hone H17 for estimates roofs. See Jatncn IL Cowan. Oak |TW O FURNISHED apartmentat | I' W. RADFORD See Me At Oncp • vc. nnd Third St. Phone 111. close in, D(H> E. Third St. W. M. YOUNG ________________________ _ Bargains In Real Estate IfUI'S MARMONS 5— Help Wanted Female I NICELY FURNISHED five room Park Avo. and Commercial St. Sanford Automobile Co. double garage cottage, close i.i, •Ctmlia Ave. Phone 137. 21— Acreage For Sale •01* B. Thin! Street. EARN $17 dozen sewing M.tt SANFORD BOOSTER| LADIES apron* home; expericnee utim-e- FOR RENT—Wager apart men.i- MUCK LANDS ARE VAEllABLE > only $1.0(1, Studcbaker a.bon Juice will. Vsw,ry1 ! « .l; inutrnelic.au clean, c-ool, cozy, especially well l .lust three miles from the fit) )’• A-k for Addressed ,,envelope located, 7(IH Earl Street, Dnytomt limits on highway I have eight a" t"Pi the knock. San furnished. (•rtiiKH particulars. Milo C.rti nivtil, n,acli. Week or month utility fur- acres of muck lauds that can he Gar.ig-' Co. j ‘J.'Ui Hrondwiiy, H/iyoiint*, N. J. : ninlird. bought for $500 an acre or special price made on all of it. Thirty 01 \ | riRD — KORDSON LADIES EARN $15 dozen oewing 'j*Wf> rooms, kitchenette nnd hath acres in entire tract includes clt E-Iw in| Higgins Inc. vtriaI Aj Palmetto. Phone 331 aprons; absolutely no selling; ex-j hentitifui outlook; nil Improve ms kinds and other good garden perienee unnecessary; materials' mon|a; ntlrnHiveJy furnished land. Fine place for poultry and Of'll Overland Co. Willya- cut. Addi'f‘sed cnvcvlope brings j moderate rent by week. Young's l ruck "f all kinds. Men can imike 'Ehts g- Overland, Whippits, instructions, ALPHA, 202 Main; Apartments, office 200 N. Park living raising bulbs, celery, vege­ tables and poultry for Sanford am’ I Ave. 4 Cnmmervial Sts. Phono ,'»S. ,SL, Paterson, New Jersey. Orlando markets. Address R.*A. C. care Herald. This will not be ou mat kel long. If you do not think this hind is worth (he price try to B ut hoo ’ u .T ind '' VOD DON’T CALL^t D M TO SEC EE,MOM,FEN HADA buy ..rune of the muck lands in OUT IT’S GOING t-UM G O , e u r I c a n t p c IT LUCKW TO BE UCFY BR triK T o tjrv Y other parts of (he country. S E LFIS H AROCT ( T -----to Be r E e m / SEfYMiATtO FROM HS F ir m IS SEND'MG LDNESCf«I,fXjry H E’S WORKCO HARD Y0 0 R HUSBAND U'Mo u r o p Town ( BOSS-TIES— and poles, any fRND'TBL CHANGE WILL \ DO YOU, DEAR' y air StNtRAL VJEEKS glade or dimension. See E, M. DO HIM GOOD in II. Bush, Geneva. T] THAT A BR\GY\r Cl-bV-D CAM '' * ■*+* .am M O , 'TvNorrW u p A CuEMltUH VNAMT to F imd o o T wo u M EM ? r v ’ V®> M H a T EFFIC a ev ic *-/ , E .V P E R T t ‘3k t-\AvJiM ( A Y O F F 'ITkAE I I W I M .(1/ MO, 1 148 By w n iiiU H ni t cam i: Phone “ Robin Hood’s I-arder” is u giant I An m’1 ,,{ Parliament gives clerks Two thatched ? t u J W ^ i n c l n tree in Sherwood Forest in which ln the » n tls h Civil Service an an- a secluded spot in ( h riitian Malneenrding to tradition. Robin Hood ,," “l b<'H*lay, and they must take It. ford, ,,lh,L CV*ri“U* used to hide llo- deer In- had slab The British government's income name «r th; The CHy. I he nearIn Undon, England, 12,000 u d di-I fr "" tMX" ’ ’j?"1 y‘'Mr nm' tw‘t ”h" ‘‘ ln W iM,,r,‘ ‘B tw " tiorn! houses a re required every ountod to $700,000,000, uway. year. i GRAV. J 1.Ld r« � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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A->v. || l tGW*, .•' THE WHATHEIt YOUR NEW SPAPER Local published I n l ^ r l d u ' s H e a r t r hp W orld’s G r e a t e s t V e g e t a b l e rtlon. I t s R i c h e s t G a r d e n L a n d rifM E NO. X V IL tonight or Tuesday. Leased Wire lnternation.nl News Service Regency Takes Over Rule Of Rumania thundershowers SANFORI). FLORIDA. MONDAY. JULY “Li, 1927 NUMBER 27fi M e m b e r A u d it B u re a u O f C i r c u l a t i o n s ------V- HEAD OF KLfflComm'M,' o n P a s s L a w s U pon A rm NOW IN PRISON C a r r y in g C o n c e a le d G u n s WAS BIG MAN Registration List Is 2,160 At Noon CROWDS FLOCK TO HEAR START! LE ROEUF CASE A total of c’.D'.O registrations was listed on the city books at noon today, according to fig­ ures submitted by the city d a rk 's office. Forty-two regis­ trations were recorded this Ordinances providing that a 1i< m ntalives of tin* Immore Tile morning ami ns many if not maximum penalty for carrying <'■•inpany and Cook Hrothers. |u more ure expected this a fte r­ concealed weapons he lhcrun-cd al concrete manufacturers. Spo*l noon before the books close at ciniens of two types of blocks | iliana Grund Dragon Former- from $50 to $loo, and that b«-d Lv' , nubmitto.) bv tiie umtiuctin O l d T u w n F a m t i i i s F o r l l s R e v o - 5 o’clock. Registrations came in a t a lv Lotider lnA Systt'm W bic|il,|,i,l,,s . iM .fi'vanns. 11'‘' 1 Hrms. Itllfontirj Scenes U No\\ Readied To All Paris CM V n n i k osold, l , r ' ' itheir i . S ..umhers and centered upon the Thriving ( ’enter O f Miiuor faster rate this morning than all ^ guaus numbers uu nny other day since the books that ban block would' Btisiitess F o r K a s ie r n C ities United States Government the names of their purchaser contention opened, according to city hall not answer the required weight were approved lids afternoon by t< ts while the other Wor k did not . . attaches. It is believed the total .. .. the City Commission at its* regu­ meet tli© city onilnmico in at least will reach 2,200 this afternoon. I ( --------nj ■ ■ xw lar meeting. This figuie will be much small­ i lie provision. The Minion* repre­ Ilnlli ordinances were passed at sentative Fred C. Newman, stater than the registration list the request of Chief of l’“Ii ei| tlrat his' company’s blacks were that Sanford should have, nol Prosecutor Says He lia s Proof Hoy ti. Williams who explained of exact requirements of the city ll Is Distribute!] R> l.:t it itches, cording to officials of the city they were necessary for t! I'idilmnee nllil bud stood tile buildTYiielts.unilRjiilntatl.sT’o Bus- who .ay that then* are 3,000 to Of Law Violations Rv High that and ••••*•”• an aid . <•• ill ' ! is. .Mr. Cook insisted t in t » ...1 «*:,., n r i p . i n i j protection iiivhiwiu" of •life •■* «•*.« ttin. And To New -Y o r k 3,500 people in Sanford eligible eMail .-11111 t 11\ iit uutbonties in tracing criminal . lirm's blui k bad more airi a to vote. It was said t hut a heavier ponaltj pare than is permitted lmt that ill'IT»ilt'8 NOTH: Trmieiiil"iis WASHINGTON, Iml.. July 2B.- oil carrying concealed wctt)>oa it would hold tin weight required pitraires of nleoliol, Itecr nml (INS) That I>. 0 . Stephenson. 1would iiave the effect of materialThi-’oriTTroiiMH". lie In.-i «tcl that ulilslr-y ul,.in; llin iiurlli.-rn N> w former grand dragon of the Ku 1Klux |y checking the promiscuous can | ,. |,|ock had not been Yolk lioriler, MS»S l.jlwrc|lf*M Sill­ Iiavo fulliel l<* Mop llm Klan in Indiana, now serving u i tying of weapons. The ordinance tested by the city Innliling ,inspee-1 Ilvnn. i„, tiaifin m u • Hi- ~i. i..m FRANKLIN, Ln.. July 25. life sentence for the Madge Obor- | regulating the sale of firearm, i t-r and that his ticrsoiinl tests of '• ,71Y.t* , n.' * ,lu' TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. July holt/.er murder, bad established a modeled after that of Jncksonvilh — (IN’S )—Crowds of ctiriou* were not up to inquire-1 ,n , vuH E N C E SI 1.1 IVAN (IN S)—The Everglades Lieut. (Tiumpiun Succeeds In super-government w hose tonlu- 1jt Wns stated. Commisslonor lion., Ills block a n , I m in o r s were l>nrretl from 5., of till, bull,lintI I International Ndws Hcrvlco Hiatt cles leached to all parts of tlu ra in a g e Conference held in * 111111111 ion voted to n ................... .. Breaking World's RecordBy United States and through whose holder introduced both measure litc courtroom where Mrs. Ada A question of making changes in .mil ordinnneu I'll providing fori ( h j d ENSRURG, N. Y„ Julv hiltimore last week at the call CUmbinK To Height OfOver history ran a crimson skein of Ln Boeuf and her alloRod like city building code ill regard t extension of the city limits to (•«.|0l*rnled ill United States hi> ,f S. Davies W arfield, presiForty-Three Thousand Feet violent deaths, Was revealed by Ispecifications of cement block tinlover, Dr. Thomas Dreher, and i i'i'tain parts in East Sanford. I Ins lory for heroic beginnings in the] Emsley W. Johnson, special Marion ent of the Seaboard Air Lino county prosecutor, here today just " a* ',,i,CUSH‘ ‘1 hV the Commissi'-, aclb/ii was taken after Cumuli*-I days of the revolution, Ogdcns- Iowa Chief Charges East I’rti- j nmcs Roadie were placed on WASHINGTON, July .25 — aihvay, failed to accomplish ii'iier llmisholder pointed out tile fils At Expense Of West trial today for the murder of (IN'S)—l,t. ('. C. Champion, J r , before he left for Indianapolis o'.><! the mutter was referred to ll,. fact that the affecteil portion w-isj hurg is newly famous today as the Is retd purpose, iti the opinion ciuek Through WorkiitRsOITaril I ; !hi» woman’s husband; dames with more than 1,000 Liters, LjY, IMunuIng ( ommlaslon -f ruin capital of the St. Lawi'ence. navy flier, this morning 0f Chief S tale DrninuKu En­ broke the world’s ultitude record photographs and other documents 'vbieh S. O. Shmhulscr is eh us mainly for fanning purposes and Here, in a eity of IK,000, the llmGovernor Martin Attends Lo Boeuf. mstnnis office registry, found in the new famous pair of «"«»• n "\ ' ' u' sti' m was colled t -.limibl not hi taxed for city im-j,,.,! gineer Fred C. Elliot upon his for land planes. Judge James Simon, )ir»*Blding at the commission's attention by rep provemenls. lifts a few more than 3,000 motor MACKINAC ISLAND. Mich., tlu* trial, also banned newspaper*, t turn to the state capital today. The altimeter on the plane black boxes of Stephenson. launches. The letters which Johnson stated July 25. Tho controversial issue typewriters and smoking. : • The Conference, according to El­ showed that Champion went up be­ lie bud culled from more than 10,Tile largest idly on the Ameri­ <T farm relief, which already has "I don't want to see any glaring iott, was primarily called In order tween 43,000 and 45,000 feet. The 00(1 documents submitted to him can side between the Thousand ls- caused partial split In both newspaper bend lines in tills court­ o have both factions in the Ever­ present recoin I is 40,820 feet, held l'tnds, just beyond the eastern end , ...................... . ... , ^ \l’t glades Drainage controversy meet by Calizzo, a Frenchman. The a l ­ here by a "mysterious strung! r ” l o Lake Ontario, and »»«ior parties, injected il«elf trtlny room," the Judge warned. The little courtroom sent* only (or the first time to discuss some timeter will he chocked by the bu­ into the annual conference of gov­ Ogilensburg is tin* operating base 200 persons and all of the scats of the drainage features and the reau of Standards before the rec­ criminal law violations on the p n r l . for tlu* liquor smugglers of both ernors with such virulence ns to have been assigned by tho district (20,000,000 Everglades Drainage ord is officially credited. of high state and city officials Ontario and Quebec. Her liquor make certain its being one of tho attorney. No others will be permit­ bond issue which were the chief isAfter making the record, Cham­ of Indiana." lie suid. receipts constitute one of the ted to enter. jues ill the controversy between pion bail a narrow escape when a Tlu* exhibits, which may become pi jiuipal sources of supply for dominant political issues in the PJDespite n h e a v y downpour all various individuals and the govern­ cylinder load broke and be made foiindations for criminiil actions i . 28 presidential campaign. morning tho three defendants were or. The meeting was for the pur­ n forced landing near Hulling against some of the most prominent Urlnmlo Man, In Atlanta Ami Strike Breakers Report From New York City, lloston, Provi­ dence, Springfield, Albany and U t­ Thrt chief executives of two doz­ cheerful when they were brought pose of those opposed to the ad­ Field. He maneuvered the plane men in liidintiii, according to John Unable ToGelW orkW henlle Ollier Cities Ready To Take ica. en states iiad hardly settled in into tho'courtroom for the opening ministrations Everglades policies successfully, however, and was un­ son, consist of Stephenson’s check Is Broke; MakesUmisualRcSupplementing vast river op­ their : cats here today for their an­ of the trial. They nodded and smiled Jobs Of Subway Workmen If to “come to a better understand­ injured. The plane was not muter-*!{books, photographs, carbon copies quesl (if JutltTPWhoAcci'ilcs ing,” with administration followers, in Ily damaged. Strike Is ( ’tilled Tomorrow erations, trucks and railroud cars nul conclave before they wore re­ to acquaintances, and Mrs. Lc of letters written by Stephenson I add to the flow of Uaniidinn rum Hocuf wore the same satin frock he indicated. On May 5, Champion establish­ and letters received by him. NEW YORK, July 25.-D N S)— I^ ro u g h the Ogden-,!,urg custom* galed with a ringing speech from in which she was nrraigned on July Johnson suid he would iminedi- 4 ATLANTA. July 25.— (IN S)— This, the Everglades confer­ ed a new altitude record for sea­ district, in \%hiiIi in men match Gov. John llammill <K) of town in ence in ltaltimore, failed to do lie- planes when lie climbed 33,455 ulely go into conference with pros­ Justice took a new turn this morn- |>0|j,.,. vacation were caneidled to- i wits with smugglers on an Inter­ which lie warned Ms conservative 13. Just ufter court had been called cause only one of the anti-adminis­ feet. Champion used a regular sor- ecutor William H. Hcnty of Marion ing in Judge A, W. Callow ^ May its New York marshalled it national front of 301) miles. colleague from tlu* East that to order, Mrs. Dreher, wife of Hie county upon his arrival in Indiana­ court when lie sentenced Halil forces for the subway strike. vico Wright-Apache plane. tration Everglades policy leaders, Tim proportions of tho illicit either tho farmers of tho country physician came in accom­ Herman A. Dana, president of the Curl F. Schory, secretary of polis today and present the evi- Itimildi, 30, Orlando, Fla., to 30 Strike breaker front I'hilndehdiin rum traffic customs drug net for are going to wreck havoc with pol­ accused panied by her son nml her nephew. days in the city stockade uu u let a- ;m,| Pittsburgh, hired by the I. It. state chamber of commerce, was tin contest committee of the Nat­ deceit to him. Rite'took n seut behind tlie doctor, "I wns astounded to see proof niciil charge of i ding und Udlcinii . “ • ported for duty und were ta- tlu fiscal year emlcd July I. Un­ itical parly lines. present, Elliot suid. He intimated ional Aeronautic Association, was cords of tho Ogdonsburg office ro* whom she greeted with ii bravo that many of the most prominent Addn sing directly those gov­ cutcrcd against him at his own reI. under guard to the company's that Dunn also would lsuvu with­ the officinl witness to the record men in Indiana, men whom I never quest by hi: friend and helpi r, trike hurnicks, at the transpor- veal beer and ale, fell into tho ernors representing populous in- smile. drawn if possible, but that he was breaking flight. Him was modish!)’ attired la a would have suspected of having 11 i n yards. Other eoiit Ivgent ... hands of the border sleuths in tho ilnstriul stall's of the East that rompellcd to remain because he had Few persons had been advised any dealings with Stephenson had Patrolman S. P. Tuck. dark Mile georgette crepe frock. ... wer-' > hint 12 'month'!, lliirly-four ““ '‘ .profit by a high prirti-ctlvo tariff, fXii'«t*-ti -i nrrivo jui IM ) Itimildi win u'.cust'd rally • already accepted Warfield’s invita­ that Champion would attempt to The four children of Mrs. Hoeuf liour, 24 Icara o f alcohol, vyhlskoy, whios ^ jiiwa insurgent said: tion to attend the meet and was un-'^Hiimsh the record Ibis morning. been involved in ills transactions,” o'../ morning when Officer T* • promised *•() cents an hour — and chanipn tno were lu«t to tlmi my |mit ,,r lhu ,„ u n tn ' the were ushered to seat* near their Johnson said,4 "It is ic l our inten­ hours a day, and their keep. Tin noticed him wandering aiinles esarc .until the luct fitJuisUf* shot Only a handful of fellow officers tion to besmirch to the character 'trade during tho bumu poiod. Au- pnoplo linve hern counted oil ns mother. up and down Peachtree E ire t. 1 I ay amounts to $10l).hU a wouk. every member of the anti-admin. were ___ ut the station to eougrntulate Tlie panel of thirty drawn for anyone associated with Slenlinn- told the on ierr tr.nt he nun come The first to nrrlve, IhO trom tomohne eizures along 21 roads ,„pporti'rs „f the prolectiv protective tariff. iitration group with bis own single pfnn Champion started up shortly of tending soiitiiwiird from the St. I can sum up tin* picscia tariff a l ­ Jury selection was composed of soii a t tin* time of Ids political to the city without funds in scutch I’iltsliurgli and 50 from Phila­ exception, was absent. Danp then before 7 o’clock. activities but the duties nf our of­ titude in tlie statement that we names typical of the TYcne country work and that lie bad been with delphia wore young, well-d essed latwreiieo utimbeied 313. voted with the group in everything Chumpion had an umn/.ing es­ fice ure to make pro. editions for of Slirli i« tlie “overt,end" of tho want a method through whirl, ta r ­ I eopie. In un earlier drawing before out food for several days. The offi- nit'll, app -iring more like clerks except the Everglades bond Issui cape from dciitli when his plane violatioiv* n)ieratinns. Sixty- iff scheduled ean be effective ns tlu* final simmering down, the of tho law. c* impressed with Ids story tool, hm railway worker . I he said St. I.uwronce question, Elliot said. caught fire in midair. He was sev­ Until bis conference with Itemy, him to a restaurant and gave him Ithey had signed regular inlcr- fmir nntomobile sttlzuren in May applied to our main rash crops. and these were eliminated on The stnte engineer said that from en miles above tile ground when Johnson indicated la* would not .boruugh applications for work and June, , ustoins officials assert, The western farmers in tho future names of 28 l^* HoeufH were found xll other angles the conference was the broken cylinder ignited tho reveal any details or the persons a big hrcukfusl an t slime money to .and that they were told they were represent a "business risk" item will study the tariff as they never grounds of possihlo relationship a decided success and accomplished fusilnge around tin* Vngine. Send­ involved in the new evidence found. In Ip Iiiin in Ids i.enrch for ii job. of $2511,1101* for I lie del ille, ies ill have done in the past ami will ex­ with tlm slain man. reporting for strike duty. Officer Tuck took him io Mi much in the behalf of Everglades ing bis plane into u nose dive und It was at Stephenson's instruc­ I rescott, t ’-orhyvllle, Itcllville and ult their influence in Hie direction The Le Hoeuf murder, with it* Defections in tin* ranks i ' Inter­ home that night and gave him In drainage and the administration's bolding the “joy stick" with his tions sent out from his prison Kingston, all in Outuiio, are which they will determine to lie for ramifications was probably the meals, in payment of which be I borough employes, even before policies. knees, Champion sprayed ' the bbii'k boxes und filing eases con­ helped about the yard in the morn. , '1'’ •‘'trike rail, which was not ex* marked “y American operatives most sensational murder that Lou­ “Those who do not know all the flumes with u small fire extingui­ taining tin! lo.noo documents Ing und tin'll again sought employ- I'eeted before tomorrow night, us tlie sitipping |H)iuts for ('uim- their lm t interests, Uegnrdlcss of isiana lias hud in many years. In facts in reference to the adminis­ sher. He continued this extraor­ enough to fill n Ford truck, were incut, lie did not return to Tuck’s u * ," ,l1i,a.|'’: "'day w ien between ilian whiskies on the northern their pi,' t political and economic the early evening of July 1, Mrs. tration of the Everglades gained dinary fire-fighting while diving turned over to Johnson. York I,order. Moat raid affiliations." Le Boeuf and h e r 'husband James ,1 *• ‘ '• '’"'I'M*’;' Nev/ I'liiiHlng to let the McNury-IInu The story of how Johnson oli- home Saturday night and it was this knowledge for the first time seven miles to earth. 1 ,'c r is trucked irucm'ii tinny daily along ire tlu* , . .7 went for a ride In one of tho tiny nut until this morning that the poreported “sick.” < ompui> at the ltaltimore conference,” he Canadian ride t«, seven Ontario ' I»***»«U »*y the pirogues used for the shallow w at­ Spectators saw the smoke trail­ tained the black boxes formed a lieemnn raw him again. He asked workers "en* sent to latest, towns which irrve ns traimfer eon- '“st congress nml vetoed promptly ers of this vicinity. Wilnetnfes tes­ raid. ing Ills plane us he fell through background of romance and mys­ that lie be sentenced, to thirty days ignte the cases. 1 (< ohtinui’d On l*UKn lluvc) tified having seen them enter the Another conference concerning the skies but the flames were ex­ tery that placed the Stephenson bn the eity prison farm to pull hint, luiliciltinliK Were that the eolieil- lers f n r j lv c r operatives. Secret invc digatimis by Ameri­ boats, Ollier witnesses told of two. the Everglades is being considered tinguished when they reached the case oil a parallel with the nation's self together, and in the hope ilmt i iitim, meeting called for tomorrow shots that were heard a short while ly state executives here today for side of tin- plane after lie lauded. best ghost story seller. by Mayor Walker would be will,* can lioriler agents .at (lie Ontario Johnson, accompanied by u depu­ in that time In* might find work, |1out effect, with neither -lie I. It. T. eolieoiitrnlimi centers n nionlli ago, Inter. Shortly a fte r midnight, Mrs. the purpose of conferring with Champion immediately left fur Judge CuHowuy agreed. revealed 20,11110 cases of liquor l«o Itoeuf was seen by oilier parsons those opposed to the Everglades the Navy Department to make a ty prosecutor of Marion county, Ho will l,e allowed I mh freedom Ior the II. M. T. represented. and Singleton, waited at a pre­ awaiting lilpment to tlu* Unit, d returning home alone. When her drainage bond issue author!/.!d by personal report on his flight. arranged rendezvous for the stran­ at any time when work is avail- 1 Stales. four children asked where daddy the 11*27 session of the state legis. ger who itppciircd in ii small truck able. In the interim lie will work So varied are the methods nf (('oiitimied On Page Three) lature and advocated by Governor on the prison farm for his "Hire • On the machine were two black roncculmnnt employed l,y the John \V. Martin. From all appear* boxes. These were unloaded and squares and a flop." KEY WEST. Flu., July 25— smuggler - 11,at it is frequently on­ aarjs, the question of Everglades opened in the shade of a troo.Johnly by s’hierc't luck I lint consign­ (I .nS i Thuusunds of dollars am drainage is fur from being n closed son pried open the smaller box and lining spent by tlm United States ments urn detected. i:sue and more “conferences” in found n keyring containing 40 keys, Altiimigli it has rained frequent­ A truck load of two h y - fo u ri, Ughtlmuso Department in repinea few weeks ure indicated. A crate of Elberta peaches, one of which fitted the lock of tho ly within tin* past few days, fig­ fell into the hands of custom^ of- big und n'pairing aids to naVlElliot said that the Haltimore grown in the sand lull section of larger box. ___ _ , ures BUhmitted toi'uy by S. L. filer last Week when the driver j Kutinn along tlie diiugerous Floriconference wns culled a t the re­ North Carolina, lias boon received "We sorted over the letters and HIRMINGIIAM, Ala., July 25.-!Smart, loci,I went ,or observer, I,nltcd a guard to ask directions t > da reef:, which were destroyed by quest of one of the staunchest sup. . by The Herald from Sandy Andcr- documents until long past mid­ ( IN S ) l'utndmuu .1. A. I'resnell , i.how that uni, s there are some torters of the anti-administration i son, field agent from the American night," Johnson said. "Finally was held today on a techuiral heavy rains for tlu* remainder of a nolnrinus bootleg center 31 tin storms of last fall. WASHINGTON, July 25.(1N8)The work is being done under Everglades policies g-roun, who Fruit Growers Inc., who ut (ires- we had 1.000 Important letters." charge of murder following tlie | July, tlie fall will lie less than that miles soidli of (lie border. KxiimiuA spanking which Mrs. Clyde Ynr tlu direction^ of \\ illiiuu \ \ . De­ i»»ki'd Warfield to cult the meeting ent is located ut Southern I’ines, Johnson stated he believed the death of Andrew Kelly, alleged fop June when 10.41 incites of jpg the load the officer uncovered meritt, trough Feder, wife of a Pittsburgh Hiqierintciidvnt of tliu nev► << that his followers and those of in charge of the crop being ship­ letters would not ho made public bootlegger, who was shot .Sunday I rain fell during th 30-d.Ay period, ft5 cases of European whiskey bemillionaire gave her five j e a r old rnth lighthouse district, with tiealh a double layer of the tim­ the Governor could meet "to learn ped by his company from the Tar until criminal prosecutions lire in u chase through the streets i,ere. m n, llruce, may cost her $3,l*u0. For the first 21 days of this bers. headquarters in Key West. all the fucts concerning the Ever­ Heel state. instituted. Mr. und M!rs. Feder, with the! I'resnell claims he aimed to'shoot j month tho rainfall lotuls 0.06 inThe lighthouse tender Poinsctta A gasoline track carrying -34 glades." Not a one, except Dana, Much of tlu* correspondence ut the tires of Kelly's ear. tin Iml- i c)ich. Reports show that on 12 days The peaches were gathered from two children game to Washington cases of Montreal bottled beer, "ow in Hawk's cunncl, an inshewed up. the extensive orchards of the had to do with Klan activities and let going w ild ,and Kelly. I.no rain fell. The h uviosl fall re pucked in straw within . killing . , W lllllVI her l i d * 100-|hm 11IIV• " " ' idi water n u o i route i t ' t m ' from i i " i i i Miami .M iiiim t*» i o on n sight seeing trip. Whllo in front of tiie White House. Hrui— Watch Hill Orchard Company and others his political machinations. Distantly. I ludriver of the ] n-rded for one di wa on July 16 cu),lured when u Key West, iiistnlling nine beacons giillon tank was "The super government Stephen­ legeil liquor eur, S. W. Mitchell I vv|u,|1 ( h . 1he Hunk of England possesses are of (urge size and of delicious V1>; o o,, im.,„ insisted on climbing the fenco to and replacing buoys destroyed by customs ngent, liaviug followed the ts own water supply, und the bul- flavor. In presenting The Herald son hud built up from tho throne was arrested. Hvo gallons of n,.xl |M.avi,.. ra|„fu|| was tlm heavy winds of lust Septem­ get a better view. When Hrurc r load for more than fifty mites from which he was t rumbled when b-n department is submerged with a crate of peaches, Mr. Ander­ liquor mid un empty can was found U||J rjfu.,.nt|| wl„.tl fc.)|. without a stop, began to wonder ber. Hawk's channel is tin* main fused to heed Mrs. Filler's roni n ery night in several feet of wat­ son is following a custom observed he was convicted of murder at in Ha* machine, police claim. Following are ti'e readings for how much territory un ordinary water routo for tlm thousands of inanils to get down she udmlnU Noblesvllle. In.l., in 1025 wns sim­ er. by him for several years. pleasure yachts that cruise ered fqur or five spankings.' 1 the. mouth so far: July I, none; (Continued On Pag*! Three) ply astounding," Johnson continued. HOME RUNS Upon returning to her hotel through tlie Florida Keys. none; July 3, none; July 4,' j July 2. He had a secret agent in ull purts The tender Sundew is ut the Mr*. Feder discovered that lier $3, of the country. NEW YORK. . Florldu reefs with u floating pile- oho diamond bracelet was missing. j 8, m.'iie; W. F. Me Guire. manager in —Ruth and Gehrig, the home run ] 7, .04; July driver. repairing damaged beacons. Hi lice declared he saw it fall of Davie’s county of the Ford Motor twins of the Yankees, again are .July 10, .02; July II, .86; July 12,1 1) . . * . . . , . . A On Florida's west const, the her arm when Mrs. Feder spanke« Company, who talked with John­ tied in the great home run sweep- .02; July 13, none; July II, none; J V C L I I I I I 1 1 U 1 I I L . i l l Iv. I tender Poppy is ut Indiun Key him. son und viewed some of the cor­ .•takes today with thirty one d r - 1July 15, .06; July 16, 2.26; July 17. f i / v j* ^1IT 1 "I was mad when you paddlw respondence, said he saw letters euit Mows apiece. Ituth hit no. 31 none; July 18, none; July 10, none; 111J J v / I A W O W 0 O K & with a flouting pile driver erect­ ing u light und repuiring threu me und didn’t say nothing," Hruc >t from George A. De- through the bout, with one eye which purposed to indicate that yesterday iml is still far behind his July 20, .80; July 21, .20; July 22 ; told Ids mother. . ottes, Sanfi.nl attorney who bus shut, the other Injured and with the murders of u woman and u 11*21 record. Hack Wilson, of tlie none; July 23, .08; July 24, .08, Sanford's two units in tin* Flori­ beacons. just relumed froth New York. blood streaming from bis nose, the child in New Jersey, blamed on Cubs, took second place in tin* da National Guurd returned home J nrk Sliurkey cun beat Jack Dem- former chumpion tottered around catholics, hud been carried out by National League home run race by Sunday from Jacksonville where 11 ‘[«7 with one hand.” This is the o- the ring like ii second rater, accor­ KlunHmcn they have been encamped for two walloping his seventeenth homer. Piling „f Mr. DeCottex, who wit- ding to the Sunford man. Sharkey weeks at Canin Johnston. The the recent hut lie that re* hud the edge all the way through troop, arrived by special train ARMOUR FAILS Mined ill U knockout victory for and but for the futal foul blow, • , ,. ....... , after completing their annual niimM. uibors of the merchants com- , ,IV|. „ inspection by stut*. and LONDON, July 25.-DNS) The would have won easily in the opin­ condition of J. Ogden Armour, mitteo of the Chamber of Com­~ federal officer Kked for un explanation of ion of Mr. DeCottes. Copies of the 1326 agricultural Chicago multi-mHIinairo, wl(» is merce ure busy today preparing, empM.y’H knockmit, Mr. DeCottes Approximately 75 men compris­ Asked about the Mow which Each day Tho Herald will present five questions concerning aid that "shurkey was fouled not Sliurkey is said to have landed on year hook, prepared by the federal suffering from typhoid fever, copy for tin* first advertisement of ing the mai hjnn gun * and medical government, are now available and a series of community appeals bus remained stationary during the ae but three times," tho blows Dempsey’s head ufter the gong Sanford’s history, its industries, its city government, it* recre­ corps nitido the trip this year. may In* secured free of charge by lust 24 hours. "Mr. Armour's to be inserted In Mike county news­ They were headed by MnJ, Ralph in' * , “r|y foul punches, accord­ sounded, Mr. DeCottes said the uc- communicating with Senator Park condition ational facilities und other interesting subjects. The answers will showed no improvement papers. Tho advertisement will Stevens, of tho unit. Roth officers | * to tho attorney who suid they tual happening wns just the re­ Trammell, according to word roLo given with tho questions. Persons who have questions which probably appear in a Le -sliurg today although he had a i< ' fu 1 wen- well pleased with the record . hud rtc*f] by thu locul tro o p s1 V roin ° W lhMt thl‘y wer« the verse. they desire to huvo imludod in this column, may communicate , , The Uoston fighter , ,, star­ reived today by The Hcrald from night." Mrs. Armour told latcr- newspupur this week anil the otli- j f Ntni>im tiililislied ted ed for bis corner when Dcntpse) j.'|„rj,|u*Mjunior senator, ers, one week each, will be pub- w j, jjt. j„ t ,imp. naUunul News Service. with Tho Herald. Tj,(. publication is just off tlie lished in Mike county papers taken ‘ The guardsmen won sevoral hon­ n.'Ui . n,aJorU/ wf th« York s uddcnly whirled and landed u heavy punch buck of the ear, ac­ in rotation. The advertisements ors in competition with other com- I press and has l*een carefully pre­ ESTATE SOLD CHEAP figl.tir"hr1 !,l‘cUr,cd t,,e Bwton ANSWERS QUESTIONS dIc Lm u,i hven fouled," said Mr. cording to Mr. DeCottes. will be u page i“ size. pared at considerable expense by panics and individual citations 1. Wlio is thu Exulted Ruler of !. O. P, Herndon. KEY WEST, Fla., July 25.— the Department of Agriculture, **c The fight attracted one of the the . r o ^ i* 'i° a 80 lM)inle'1 “ Ut that The uu uuge which the local jwi'iu extendi <1 to several members. [the Elks Club? aim..,, ' witnessing the fight was largest crowds in history and the cording to Senator Tram meH. The (IN S )—Aii entire estate was sold merchants will extend is in tin Tlie IihuI ropresentutives distill2. What is the longest paved 2. Sanford Avenue. a fart lUn‘‘ni,n°', , ly for Dempsey, largest assemblage that ever at­ l>ook contains much valuable in­ ut public outcry here for thirty- form of uu invitation to buy in j:ui-lii«l themselves fur their cf- street in Sanford? inf* 1 1“ *l wight have had home tended tton-ehampionship affair, formation to the farmers and those five cents. The deputy collector, in Sanford when Mike County people lieieoey and Muring us they fol­ 3. 3. 7 miles. 3. What Is the width of l-uke ............ to obtain wimt they lowed iheir program o f work,uc- Monroe? fulinj . u,,,,n U>« referee in re­ said the Sanford man. Mr. DeCot­ interested in the handling of farm charge 0f th»* lorul customs burn- are unable 4. Approximately L6. L How many Oiling stulions are foul blows. reC,'8niM Pr01**1*1 “ f tes was in New York on a short products, and those interested in ••au, wu» the auctioneer. The pro- 1desire from their own men limit s. i Hiding to olio o f tin* offieeni who business mission und availed him­ securing a copy may do it by writ­ IK'ity sold consisted of a |*ock«*( It i s 'believed tliut tho scheme will IrtlhvM tills year’s enenmpmenl tber»* in Sunford? poc* have aid materially in boosting wa one of the best iieid ut Camp 5. December 21 st, 1320, fi.Wlien was tho Chamber of w*8 ‘inscribed by Mr. self of the opportunity of witness­ ing to Senator Trammell at Wash­ knife, two pair eye gla; u «» as a "pitiful figure" all ing the big bout. ketbook und a cigarette holder. 1tiie business uf locul firms. Johnjtvii for several years. • Commcrvo f ir s t' organized? ington. (inference Called By Warfield To Settle Argument Between The Bros And Cons ul No One Shows W BUCHAREST, July 1*5 _ (IN S)—Thu regency issued to ­ day u proclamation nnnounethat it i^ taking over the adiniuistration of the country in the name of King Michael I, emphasizing that King Michael I comes to the throne by the wish of the lute King Ferdi­ nand, under constitutional prin­ ciples. The regency’s proclama­ tion pledges to work for the peaceful consolidation of grea t­ er ltoumnnin and appeals to all loyal subjects for aid. King Michael has ordered his court in mourning for u period of six months. LAWRENCE! Judge Bars Curious And Minors Also Buts Ban On News" papersAnd Smoking Liquor o riles l rum Ontario And Quebec Said To Be Cause Of Violent Deaths NAVY f l ie r se t s Opposed To Martin ’ALTITUDE MARK p,an At Contercnce FOR LAND PLANES Defendants Appear Cheerful In Court a ffiK FARM RELIEF IS WARMSIBJECTAT " GOVERNOR’S MEET DEGGAR ASKS FOI! POLICE PREPARE ”i,f!“;S S ^ a trx r::;S E N T E N C E OF 30 FOR STRIKES OF D A Y S IN PRISON SUBWAY FORCES ‘ 28 I ? Boeufs Found In First Jury B a nel; AH A r c Barred * M o n t r e a l , Y (lOvermnentSpends Vast Sums To Aid Vhu lh\ Navigation RecentKainsFailTo EqtialThoscOfJunc Herald Gets Beaches From Sandy Anderson Diamond Bracelet Is Lost When Child Receives Spanking Balrolman Shoots At Tires But Hits Man •» » MI X. O S SIS, n i l IMII July 2r,’-i!N ;!!i 1“ •! ^' •Sharkey Gan Defeat Dempsey With One Rand, Says Attorney Who Saw Rattle Free Farm Books Are Offered By Trammell Ad Schedule 1 Lake Papers Opens Soon St a te (iuardsmen A s k M e A n o th er! �PAGE SIX THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY. JULY 23, 1927 xames v o ters Capture 2nd Tunney Talks With By 6-2 Score; Heavy f CX Rickard About I Hitting Is Feature Coming Title Fight R p «»y L »V m iin p c In •L*V/C4CilCJr O l I I I I L o I I I I n T U n £4!, I 1 1CK 1 111 1 I l C D I O _____ G f n . C n 'iir o ^ * * IC lllC r ondga Dempsey WunFight Fairly And There Should He N o Argu­ ment. SnvsW alsh; forest tun­ able Punch Did N i I) tinge INTERNATIONAL I 1 Jersey City •!; Rnltimorc goading :t; Newark 2. Others, rain. NKW YORK, July 23.—Official motion pictures of the DempseySOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE Shnrkey fight show some Interest­ Greenville 15; Spartanburg 3. ing facts today. Not the least of A uguda f>; Macon 10. N K W Y 0 RK, July 23 . - ( I N S ) .lust before noon today Gene 1im- which Is that Jack Sharkey prob­ Columbia 1; Charlotte 3. n^y. heavyweight champion, an! ably la evon a greater doll than I Asheville 4; Knoxville 12. llilly Gibson, Ids in:’linger, mot in suspected him of having I ecu on conference with Tex Rickard In Thursday night, which is going be­ NATIONAL I.KAGlT .Mad son Square Garden t«. discuss yond the dreams of avarice. An­ Chicago I; St. l/mis 7. ooksH le locations and d a t e s for the other is that Jack Dempsey, old Philadelphia ti; Chicago 3. and badly shot in the underpinning,* Huston 2; Pittsburgh a. i t ill was able to make the grand 1Hiocklyn 0; Cincinnati 3. gesture in this, one of his lust ap- t pcnrnnccs under file, a l i th at,! AMRRICAN LEAGUE therefore, I am not the one to dis­ Chicago 7; New York 3. vl0' W0J credit the perfoimanic with cries St. Loui; 7-3; Washington <5-2, " of fake, foul or farce. Other scheduled game, rain. as lute as you possibly " The pictures show that Dempsey 1 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION c,,ni Tex he suggested, “I want won the fight on its merits, first, three or four weeks for a vacation because Sharkey was not hurt bad. St. Paul 0; Minneapolis I. California, I won’t need more j 1y by that last right handed to tho Kansas City 1; Milwaukee 10. than two weeks of steady tram ,m; body and, second, because Sharhcy Only two gnme.i,scheduled. for this next one for I have been wasn’t tile man t >take care ot hou­ SOUTHERN LEAGUE working haul for four months and se If when he did think bo was foul­ little Rock 0-1; New Orlt-nru tho Sharkey fight g-,\ a lot of rust ed. Atlanta 1G; t ’hattnnougu 13, off me, I will be back nioAkd thAccording to the slow motion ninningluim t; Nashville 5, pt><'' , week in August. evidence, Dempsey drove throe or 4l4“ HMunost certain now that „ - - 1............. :.......tlh- four light band punches on or near Memphis tl; Mobile 0. titlc affray will be staged in Cl,j. .................. cn* ° . ,n ^ohMer Memorial Stndtum " b u n seats 120,000. It wiil be mad,11 "I’vctncle calculated to draw pal. t' ttage from all over the middlewest rt prices th at will get a now FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE record. Rickard expects to haul in Won Lost Pet n,or than $2,000,000 on this one. SANFORD ........ It G ,7(X Miami us 7 .051 Orlando l<> n .471 Sat "la . ;i 12 .12! St. I etershurg 7 10 .41! Tampa ..................... 7 II .38! Minor Formby, Orlando aqc, wag in superb form here yesterday ngninst the Celery Feds while the Colts solved l*?e Withrow's dolivery at will and Snn'ord dropped the second game of tho series to The Orlando by a G to 2 count. 'I .. game was played on wot ground', and was delayed 30 minutes nt tho opening by rain. It was not a good husehnll day and these Crowcmen show dechlod signs of being temperamental about ulaying ban ball on a good footbull day, Withrow was touch cd for 12 lilts and most of them came a t exactly the right time, Three Sanford errors helped ‘ * things along. Orlnndo started the scoring and sewed up the ball game in the second inning when Edmonson led off with n single and went to sec­ ond as Wells sacrificed. Vinu walk­ ed and Tinker promptly singled to right, Reazley holding Kdmo.ison on third. Then with the Imn i hmrijtd Withrow t ’/ .'htenul down for a moment and Formby whiffed Kirby singled to left scoring Ed-1 NKW YORK, July 23_(IN’S) tnonson and Vluu. On the relay There came near being another from Dunbar to catch Vinu at the recurrence of a Dcmpi-y “poisonplate Crowe threw wildly and Tin- inn” story before the Sharkey ker was allowed to score from s.c : tight. When Jack and his travel................................. .......- ............ - ....... nnd while Kirby wus held at sec- Ing companions hoarded thut train left was swung with the t T-t of ond. Orlnndo also scored one in In Albany coming down from taking advantage of Sharkey's the fifth, sixth nnd eighth.Innings. baiutoga Inst Wednesday, tr a ile r lapse in self protect!.....The art,.,a t Sun fort I scored in tun th irl Jerry laivncJis Iouuht a bnj* of wan too tapid for even i veirmiit when Dunbar walked. Frisbio for* sandwiches. Several meniLbrs . f thought on tho subject. Wlut ced Rip nt second but continued to the pat ty ineluding Dempsey and Dempsey was carrying through was second himself ns Tinker threw Leo Flynn, were seized with the one-two punch and S'lir-key ofwlldly to first attempting to com- era nips after eating tho sandwich- ferod his jaw • obligingly for De­ plete a dotildo piny, Ilotszlev fo'- e.i. second ore * A,un-.... !i»s zz > V~ vjJHO HAS DOT AS W et FlMtSMED A GAME ACJAIWST t h f vjjashidct r o w SCMATORS , Making G rade League Standings Dempsey H acl Slight Attack 01' Poisoning Just Before Big Bout r4g£8x NATIONAL LEAGUE Won host Pittsburgh 1 . J»2 ,‘H ( hlcngo 152 34 HI. Loul • 51 80 New York Riouktyn I’hihuU-lphia Cincinnati Me ton 1 Certain clubs nre often n jinx for star pitchers. If you naked "iAtfty" Grove of tin Athletics which team Was the host in the American, lie would i.uicly roply, “the Washington Huh is the best team in the 1 v orld.” | "la-fty" Grove is one of tho I «it . err Ft aouthpaws in the game. j In hms not yet reached tho lu-ights | i lardoni, which it seems lie is d ' led to attain, hilt at that I :hvr» are a few greater pitchers. 1 W't m Crovo learns to conserve l 1 rnnp'.h and doesn't hear down ' eve: ill he pitches, thereby pit hr* him a chance to have i- irething In reserve for the pin* r h e : , any hall club will he lucky to bent him. ^Unquestionably, * Grove is the nearest approach to t “ Rube" Waddell the game has seen since tho passing of that great southpaw. -­ Grove holds his high estimation After n battle under the ren Captain Olo Ellasen. armed with cnh| of Washington because he Inn small knife, conquered this giant devilfish. The octopus, *h]t| been unable to finish a game again- measured IS feet from the tip of ono tentacle to another,* nttact<| nt them since he made his major Ellascn ns he was exploring tho partly submerged hulk of a wreck a Balboa, Calif., near Los Augulcs. A Tho batllc lasted 20 tnlnutci league debut. A number of times it has seemed ns if he was finally to break the (M erit’ll n f f l r e la tin- C o u r t H o u s e In l a r l y a s Is k n o w n Is •“r Htat«ti jinx that constantly pursues him Mu Ilford. F l o r i d a , to Hie I tl 11 o f C o m ­ C o m m i s s i o n . .MonlKontery. AlaVt# when pitching against Washington, p l a i n t In Ik e a b o v e e n t i t l e d s u i t m i l Hint t h e tir o s e n t aildr< . „ d h e r e i n , tin, n a t u r e o f w lilolt Is p l a c e ol tc a l d t a c e o f It W, ^ hut something lias trlwnys lwbbod file t o f o r e c lo s e it m o l t u n ti e d a t e d J u l y a n d -— — T o d d . Ills u if,,, m u up to cause his removal from the 28tll, I !'2.1 a I veil liy y o n t o tile H u n k t i c u l a r l y n s Im known I t i l l Wa o f O v ie d o a n d r e c o r d e d III M o r t - tey" A v e n u e , K v nitsloil, I llitxil,; tfa box. _ I can recall at least a half doz­ en games that Detroit would hnve won this year had George Dntiss been on the bench waiting for tho word to tlo tho hero stuff. 52 Nt-W Yolk Washington Detroit __ i'l.ilu.lcllihin Cleveland Chicago St Louis Ih-: ton hlr. short fly to right and Frishlo crossed th plntc. Crowo struck out. Three straight extra Ituse hit In the cirhth netted hut one run when Dunbar led off with a trlpl....................... Is;;!., 'f f i i to center and Frisbio then scored f1* 11 hour » * • n m \ i WMS .qruek it was both uninten­ him with a long double to left. tional and »-i-it it inly not pre-arrang­ Frisbio wiih out trying to stretch FLORIDA STATE LKAGI ed. his hit into n triple, Kirby t-> Yet tiie usual “in the bag" stories Sanfoid at Orlando. Vluu to Iqchrmunn. llotuhy then are being bandied nk'iti! today, Snrusota at Miami. doubled to left but wits I it aided utul sustained by the midden St. I’etcrnburg at Tampa. utrandei] on second. Ry lot it national News shift in the belting o-IiIh from Hoke Ucuzley furnished the fea­ AMERICAN I.KAGl I Sharkey to Dempsey. Tho word ture of the game with two l-cua* now is that every bookmaker on Yt’iisiiinetun a t St. I.ouir. tiful I'Uimilig rntchcH of Imll Urumlwiiy got his money down on I’hil.id Iphia at Cleveland. wliich looked like certain tripl • Deinpu-y t< entire tho tip hud gone New York at Chicago. Roth came in tin- sixth iimutg atm out that Jack hud to win in order Roston at Detroit. one blow fort oil him to run far • * to keep Rickard's heavyweight sit­ his left nnd the other far to hift< ngniii d Rrooklyn yesterday NATIONAL LEAGUE uation hot. light. Fortuity and Cox were tho Leiicn's home tun \,ith tin St. 1 unis at New York. Why, they ask, didn’t Sharkey hitters. Hoke’s speed and judgment lull knocked the Cuba into Cincinnati at Rrooklyn, protest the twenty early fouls were the only things that kept phav it. the I’in iM agni Dempsey committed? A u e r looking Chicago at Philadelphia. these two long fly.t from boin r the I ad. at both the fight and tho pictures, Pittrburgh at Roston. extra bases hits. I Lucas should hove boon c I will say that if Sharkey was foul­ SOI TIIKRN I.EAGI I Joe Tinker of the Colts ukv. with a no-hit game, in tlx ed twenty times 1 stand willing to made n great catch When he matlt '*OM u' ninny fans who sa h t tho first man that comes along CliaUunoogit at Atlanta. n linck hand stab to catch Myer’.> Ruuie. I lie only hit made foul mu twenty time-. Two quest- Moltile at Memphis. liner in the ninth. I " “ I* ' " h>- «r«undcr humble punches were struck by Nashville at Rirmingham. Dempsey hut neither was vffectivu New Orleans nt Little Rml; Orlnndo enough of itself, to influence tile Kirby, If ... outcome. Cox, r t Why, another question demands, Abrams, lb . did Sharkey’s manager sit quietly Lcbrmnii, 3b by dui ing tlie outrage without mak­ Edmondson, cf ing tho slightest p r o t e s t I can Wells, c ........... Vinu, h* ----Tinker, ^b Formby, p l odays Games Tagging AHRases Although Johnny lloilapp, Cleve­ land third bnscmun. Is no t tho fleldar th a t R ube Lutzku l«, hla hittin g hna ntutlo him tv big favorito with the Cleveland rootora. Jiodapp has been Retting many • x tru bare clouts and doing luirly well a lie hi. i - c o rd In M o r t g a g e Itook I), M "• o f Hie I’u h ll c I t c r u r d s of S«mH <’( tiuty, F l o r i d a . It i f u r t h e r o r d e r e d th a t thliJj tleo b o p u ti ti s l ie d In tio Stitii I t c r u l d . u n e w s p a p e r piihll-MJ S a n f o r d . HcmJiioin C o u n ty , l l n otu-o A w e e k f o r f o u r l i t r t i n l i v e w e e k s , m id n co py llorrVfl mil Ill'll lo l u l l o f (III! il< httisi tutnu d In t his t trdor. WITNKSH my band mul MU s e a l o f tlie C i r c u i t C ourt if On T w e n t y - T h i r d J u d i c i a l . Olrim « With Bertaud Make Our Bain House And Pool *i * Your Headquarters When You Come Over You use our Bath House or Suits Hurry Over Olten! Operating Repp’s Pool And Bath House R Z B Z D iin iB iiB ii! iiiH iia a im E iiu x ii* iiM a u iiiiig B iia iii» z * a ia z iiii> Jan ie* D. Iltll. N ew ’ Y ork-to( ’b - v c l u n d a i r m a i l p i l o t , is t o n c lomtinny L l o y d W . R e r t a u d , un­ other a i r m a i l d y e r , in Ills a t t e m p t t o tly f r o n t N o w Y o r k to R o m o , Sanford Dunbar, If Friable, ss Reazley, rf Allen, cf Crowe, 3b Meyer, 2h Bailey, lb vs S. I .ONO n n d I . I I . U A N LONG, tils w if e , m id It \V. T O H H . m id — — —-■T O D D ; hi i w ife . D e f e n d - H T h e W a t e r ’s Fine Dempsey Pays Visit To Home Of Mother Totals y o u LI. S. l . o tig. I.lllla tt I.oriK R. t T o d d ntnl ■ ■ T odd, ate w e n d e v e r y o v e r t h e a a e i f is,m o n o y e a r s a n d H int t h e r e H no pi so t, in t h e S t a t e o f Klorlda. t«rp of a S u m m o n s lit C h n tu .rjr w h o m w o u ld Idn d y o u o r any Hat T I I K U K K O H K Hits Is ........... y o u . It. M. L o n g , l.l llliia l.otit. li w i f e , mill It. \V. T o d d , and T o d d . Ills w ife , t o ea c h m l ,,r p e r s o n a l l y tie m id a p p e a r Is forts s a i d C i r c u i t C o u r t a t Sanford, M Hole C o u n t y , K lo rld a . on the n n a y o f A u g u s t . I927 to tuakc a t.wi-r t o t h e m i l of Complaint i tin t f i le d a g a i n s t y o u liy the (M I d a l m i n t l a ti ll s c a u s e oihtrvl i b i s Hill o f C o m p l u l n t o l l t he Ida i • 111>1-7II OK I ’t ’H L H W T IO N •MIC S T ATM (»K Kl D i l i I I.v '111' II S. I.ONU m u l LI I.LI A N LONH, Id s w if e , % S T A T K T A X COM ■MlHHlU.d. MONTI It ».MK it Y, A LA l\ I IIP I IT ( III III- T1VKNTVIIAM A m id l( VV. T u t >l>. m u l ------------- 3 * 1 Ills W ife, o f IM S T i l I IIII .11 I t l l T VI. M l t C I I T IN W esley A v e n u e , K v a lis tu ti, ti ll A N II r u n S K M IN O l.i: ( O l ' N n u ts . D e f e n d n ti ts . T V , I ' l . l l l l l l M . IN ( IIA.NCIt i i p p e a r tiig front mi A ffidavit UIIV Ih lb- c . H u u s c l t m id A n n a I .l v l n g s - file d In t h i s c a u s e by Hie C o m p l a l n m i l Hint v o n , 11 S. I.ONll m i d 1. 11. tott, ( ' o m p l a l n a n t s . M A N LONG, tils w if e , m id It. W. vs. .lo h n l l o h e r l s o n , U e f e n d a ii l. TODt*. n n d -------- --- T O D D , lila w if e . a r e e a c h a tld e v e r y r e s i d e n t s o f a i t i l l IK It OK l-ITHI.ICATIO N o i l i e r t h a n tlie TO: Jo in t Ito h ertso n , w hoso r e s i ­ S ta te o r c o u n tr y d e n c e Is u n k n o w n . S l a t e o f K l o r l d a ; a n d d i a l lliu p r e ­ s e n t a d d r e s s m id p l a ce of resid en ce You a r e h o r r b y y n o ti f i e d n n d r<\q u ir e il t o a p p e a r o n M o n d a y (lie fit li o f t h e d e f e n d a n t s , II. S. L o n g a n d of S e p t e m b e r . A. 1). 1927 Ml Hie l .l t l l a n l. o n g . Ills w ife , a s p a r t l c u - .III 48 ..... 37 32 37 32 ::i u n | ; e Ito l. s |iui;e 4S0 S e i n l n o l n C o u n t y I t - ' - i r d s u p o n tl ie p r o p e r t y d o s c i llied i l" i n l n a oil Pi d o fllU lt th e r e o f u d e c re e p r o c o n fc s so w ilt lie e n t e r e d a a i i l n s t y o u . T ills o r d e r sliitll lie p u b lish ed once rn r h w eek for fo u r c o n se c u ­ t i v e w e e k s In Ho- S a n f o r d H e r a l d , a n e w s p a p e r p a i d lulled in Houiltiole C ount.v.l-'lorida. W i t n e s s Hie luilnl o f Hu- (Merle e n d Hie s e a l o f Hie C i r c u i t C o u r t tills t h e 15 d a y o f d u l y , A. I>. 1927. I M I A I .) I practically nil of them ns relief j pitcher. Ho isn’t credited with working n complete game, yet his record shows 11 victories nnd seven defeats, nil of them scored under high tension. , T also feel that I am conservat­ ive when I nny tltnt he saved V H. DOl’Hf.AKS perhaps 10 other games for which C l e r k t ' l r c u l l I 'o t t r t S e m i n o l e lie redeved no official credit. It C o u n ty . • • is easy to imagine what the loss Ity A. M. W KICKS I) f of so valuable a pitcher would W. A P A T T I S I I A M,. n confessed by you nnd tide oj mean to a club. Sollelior for complaliiaiitH, ( i r l n n d o . I 'l o r l d a . Tbfs year, George Morinrty, citu making bis debut as mnnrg r of IS Tilt: ClllCt IT c o t ItT III’ NISMI- atip rst ug iut g ot o d a tfeodr e cMl oasne It Hint X. A p If Mll.i; (III V I I . Cl.llltl It A IN f r o m Hud c f c n d n t i l s . It s. Uq the Tigers, ltns been without his t:tn mul l.lllin ti l.otig . Ills wife. («o beet resetto weapon, George Da- tS K A l.T V T IHi tts \.\( i ’ (M M I-A N V . it C o r ­ licnlly Trust C o in pa tty, Hia Qi usit, who has been ill all year. p o r a t i o n , C o tu pliil lim it. p liiln titit, s a i d m o r t g i i i : - I Inj I 17 43 ^ Man Wins in D u el U n d er the Sea YOU’I) BE SURPRISED j 'no* Now York-ltome plane, a Mltr.lc-motorotl Fokker, Is now be­ ing comph-lvd in n Now Jersey factory. ithldl.. Withrow, i A copy of the first edition of Runyan’s “ I’ilgrim’s Rrugr. s ’’ w.t< sold at auction itt England recently for 830,000, Wigs were quite commonly worn ; The colebrntet in Egypt 3000 years ago. ' Ail< ration of th< For the first time since IHK0 a brothers Van Ky giant arum lily Idoi m d io Ki-vv many ciitica as i Gatih-ns this year, ji,K in ||i«> world Marberry enabled Harris to nurse hi* none loo strung staff nnd get »very ounce- of work out of Ills veteran* because they got their re ­ quired rest ot four days. Detroit MIk-.cs Dnu .’ Work ’i his year, the great value of n high eJastj relief pitcher bus been proved in the varying fortunes that have come tlie way of thu Detroit Tigc For several seasons, the veteran right hander, George Dnuss, hai keen Detroit’* Mulberry. Good ; need, a great curve I,.til und con trol, made Duur i thu ideal pitcher to rush into the game for u few innings as pinch pit.-her. I j i M ocoM'ii bo wit* hi 3t games. 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 tlie ocean. Special Summer Rales Lxtra Special Week End Rules “On The Ocean” * JO*' �A Return To Prosperity The Sanford Herald The Champion Long: Distance Flagpole Sitter A s Brisbane Sees It There is no reason for the citizens of Morida to be­ What Slide* Fight*? come unduly pessim istic, during a period of depression Kxlcnsivo IgnnrniKc. t u li frit t»» Hrrnnit I'Im i Miiltrr. such :ts we now find ourselves, over the prospects for A Kill,not .000-Mile limp. itci rr SI, nl Ihr I'mlnllki' prosp'Tou> future. Thbse of us • I S r.x ft.irt, Y l t t r l r t i t , u n i l r r A r t «,f a brighter and more i . . . r Osnli, .1, t*U7. who have lived here all nur lives know that such tim es Fine Advertising. jlT A i m n i r - nittSIIANK UUl.UNII (IRAN...... KIHTOII conn and go, and, a in any well-behaved cycle, every boom Clip I rlB III 1»*T l>» » l » » <’*• h , H O U ’A n t l II K l i n ...... M A K A U R H is followed by a lump and every slump comes before a boom, M l i L R a j i » M ; x, m hhhuiiim Wit AT IS IT that settles great To a: lire ourselves of a prompt return to (be pi’OHNHIIACHIPTinN 1IATK* Hi,. hoauiiftti hcauliftil yotmi young j -1 | ii 1 1 had become famous, till that is prizefight? The I 'lif V m r . . . -------* 7 .Ml perilv lor wlin b tins s .a .M i ' . . l i t M « a l b > . .* ... ■i.7i lie* e s s n r v i 1In . ••ini*i<*y»i‘<»‘. in -mr » £ •. I h f ' T M w vlba moving piitur I l I H ' A i i r l r i | i * f « » r kk»r.f affair and in our state, county, and city ndmimslralmn, ( », t o It-l .luck win. \ \ k -r l.lt r d l t l III p r r the derisive factor; i of everv rule of economy and good, sound, common sen se ,1 Tlmt W U M till' J , i ki l l r m l d , S m i t o r . lI'a ■lolirirr l i o n i, o.. interimbilsiiie practice known t« > man, in her opinion. ■ ulix-rltira ■ Edward W. Lane, foremost Jacksonville banker,win; is JACK DEMPSEY says: f n m e y i 3p«h i » » imI w o r d * d u l l > r - o r r j (| ^ 1>| •4 14*1* p o s i t i o n | If !l*)lf I |#S 1 l l l l t l l l l i y o t h o l * 1DUI1 t o U l U l O r "When the referee sapl to collnr»1*l,ii»M 'Tt b»'*. V .ra **i 'r»nV••iiii- .iund c o n d itio n in llii stale, gives it as his opinion that tin* timie the fight, I hooked a short •r r fllrlM l U F ln rliln m ol O' one to the liver mid clipped one -N H n u r r tif h n m l l l a n a l n l r »■ full recovery of Florida's prosperity is not only possible to the chin and Sharkey went down { k k lih .m l i-<iiinl. but certain, but lie adds that. "Florida's success lies in for the enunt." l i t , llr r n ld I* n o i r o t l i r r „ f On* the rigid enforcement of the principles o f th rift and econ­ That’s a different explanation. A u d it II I.r rim o r C l , , o l i , 0 . i l i » . ■•** In lrrnu llk ooil A ssim -Ii.II tin « t l*ul>- omy and the full utilization of her resources." o - ti r r i k , A d v e r t i s e r * m o l Art* r r t l s m t t .............. ^^ .......... CRANTLAND IttUE. hpurling * The re.oilives of........................... Florida are^ as yet practically tin t'a h tu h rd r r 'r y n fttrn n n n » * r f | iC ■ u a iin r a t S s n l n M , I'ln rM a 111 M a a a u l l a A » n * u r . i i'!Mr"t,mi r Mil-'r * 'm* *.»!.«. o t* • HE] Of! n mi I <» ■* lo u clied . As un a g r i c u l t u r a l Elton J. Moughton Architect K r ? 1 .\«*’|. pank in,, ■Tntord, Fla. S. J. NIX A ' t t y at Law Practice in State u. Courts (lamer. Woodruff Bldg. Phone Hiio Packing Furniture U ntying— Storage —« C. Ii, Chorpeninjr Phone 33(12 or .ri7!i \V tat«* t h e few a c r e s o f f a r m nutherliy "i d'<* New 5"ik dciuld- " ’ ■ ’ ” gratifying ----------------th e wr,l,,H: "’i"1" .'rViV^'no-.'.V.li’ri/'Vuj lands under cidlivalum yield returns, but b Dempsey struck Jack Sharkey .a -..■Mii.ii.m o »•" hundred of tlieu- and ' of fertile acres which have ltcVer tW(l |,low* early in tin* seventh leli a 1plow, sorvt* oiilv lo Mmw, in one respect, win what th is| p>und innl as Sharkey apparently t.k k k ii. i t r MON HAY. JULY ii* 25, liPi*? 11127 doubled up in pain, Ih*mp*ey fol* sla te can, and will some day, become. with a loft hind; to tin* jaw. 1 <11. I l i a i A I.ICS <‘1101.11 A Al What is true of agriculture is true of almost every loAveil Sharkey, the* Poston sailor, fell l k - i ; r . . . u n o l u n i l m o l r o i i ill A m l other business. Our tourist crop is in its infancy. More squarely upon his fare, writhing m lN la lin lli.il. j , _ | | r . ,,rr n n l r i r o iilra lo J u rk A n n people are coming to Florida every w inter; it is only a mat­ as in the deepest agony. ' k llir. 9. . , x » l >u t- l <*•*. o f SI* J o o f i a l o o m* ter of a short time until every city in Florida will he a James P. Dawson, -porting «*xl l l k r r C lilia r I ert of New York Times, says: l i i i i i i K U ' o l l o o o f r a u n f n l f “ I ,'f" resort, and every hotel in the’ sta te will he filled to capacity u d M rr lk ." "Sharkey was hit low four times during the tourist season. ___ o l i o * o f !in ll.f l UK torwith a right." . f H i i i - . l o i i i M ' k , i,.,tk I- u i i n r n i i r i i f There is no cause to feel down in the mouth because konara. } hnrkey himself testifies, with n —- a a .'o in iiin o lir bonds no longer sell at par. or taxes are burdensome on many a deep oath, that lie was « --■< l a m p l r l I o n *.f r l l > lim u flflrn » account mismanagement. Florida will -conn henten■■ "hyj •foul blows,. ....... below the Hon pr.tsrmx. ............... nl- governmental r> . ............ - ............................. «->........................................ ..... , ......... *—■ ........ » —a hoi mid m.tdrm hu.pMnL | |,jlt.|{i Jtn,| vvith il Sanford anti every other city in the State. , belt, und pnmiises to get even Possibly prize fighting is not the All we need I<t do is to face Hit* situation squarely and dcU1DLI? VEIISE FOU TOllAY manly, ennnhbling sport that it Is r.i,.k ................... , nutud economy and business-like administration. I., ■ supposed to he. Pul i)emps«y stiys: c«sL^tl<iwn,^o ' mV "°td?J ait 11 why As I lu* Jacksonville Journal rightly states: in is "Sharkey always vipitiwks •foul/" an- thou in (lad: for 1 shall yet state laced a s e r i e s ol hardships that would have dismayed You take your choice. prnise Him, who is the health «f i b r most optim istic commonwealth in the country. Hut the Pi: A bb THAT ns it may, p*y i C°42.\t'inUnC,! 4,1,1 n,y l""*' state battled on in face of all obstacles and is now fighting fieii*. Tommy is **dd to h»ok for­ psulm -• • Iter way back'w ith a cAnfidence and a determintion that ward with romplaeeney "to having l U A ^ J d t. Speed the >, will carry her far. I In* recovery is already parity accompli- the same old dish put before him sliall remember and turn unto'lh ■■*• s ,'<‘d and the sta le is bitddilg fill a solid foundation ol pros- or.ee more, with a million dollars uml all the Kindred* of the nations perity. She needs to keep oil as she is going, following more for a few minutes' easy shall worship before Thee. Itn* principles of sanity and wisdom in her financing and work." Before tin* big fight ITS entered ' ' ”Sea 77~ ‘ Idevelopment, iiand staying on the alert to prevent extra- the ring on Thursday the lieUing I'llit vngance. was 2 to l on Sharkey. At the R ail Specialist We hnve apartments and hun. vain** fnr rent or sale on thr lieaeh. either side of Hi,. ||a|i. fax lllver, or any Mcrtion of pi, Halifax country. We kiiuv where the desirable phins ar, 'hat are priced right. |1.i| u, prove it to you. W. E. Blake 121 Magnolia Ave. Phone 1527 DAYTONA HHACII While in Daytona Head) visit .1 footrace out of it and Dempsey seemed content to follow hint with­ out trying to rule'll him. I, AK El<A N I) STAIt-T Ii blit i It A M The wall at the end of toy garden At ihe Polo ((rounds, Dempsuy last moment "Dempsey money <J Is the edge of the world. buttered uguinst tho ropes hy the The ledger Publishing Company. sonul mouthpiece of its owners, and non rod in until tin* odds were on The sen m bl him come, last creep­ Angel Flrpo, lias pun based the lutkeland Morn-1 more and more the spokesman for Argentine, I.uis I lemprey." ing upon in's Half an hour later you know ing .Star-Telegram, and has as- its community. This makes it int- , u n Vu‘ s)g '? of the heavyweight Till now 1 am standing IVter O. Knight, prominent Tampa attorney mentioned what probably happened. slimed control of its publication.1portant to the community that the hampjon of the world slipping out) _ O'er Precipice sheer. the ropes into the darkness, as a probable candidiile for the United S tales senate, has But that will ant keep them from A lter today both newspapers will; very best possible newspaper shall | Hearing the dull, inomdouou ho Issued from the Ixrlgor plant, go out as its representative. y ,e sudden stilling of the clamor. betting next lime. announced from his homo city that under no circumstances 1 thudding The .Sunday l-edg.T ami the Sun-1 For M. F. Hethcrington, who, as , l 'u‘ p ,a1' as Dempsey crawled will he seek the office now held by Park Trammell. Mr, • Of fog-sodden waves PBOFliSSOIl JA.MKS Kcnnidl, <lay Star-lelegrum will he consol- publisher of the livening Telegram <,at'k and began to drop the Argen-, K night’s decision ism* made, he tdeclares,, despite many efforts i|ithuin j On my wall. New university, into one paper. and receiver- -for- the Star-Telefelling him as the butcher . I# , , m i ' f ix i )A |York o | a IIIHM l e l l j l i nsay* l l ^ n j J hinted * ............ -" -- On - - the - - *re----I: ' ' on llte purl o f Ins tncildK to induce hint to become it cnitcli- r.cicntistN take too much for grnnt* inuinlng days ol the we<*k, both gram ix*linquiHhcs hi* financial fells an ox again ami again. Through the elimnx of the wild*) KiiNliromteil ami lost is tin* head- ,|nli* f o r t h e h ig h officenewspaper I • |i,„( Htntuge *uhstane<* water pa pels will he puhlished a* hereto-, interest in laikeland laikel esl gyer staged in a j oil in w ind h e r Mr Boiirlit I which we understand "a** little | fore, vicing with each other in properties, the publishers of The ling melodrama lifiind n 'e 'c irv o of the hay. ' W<* w - r e not so m ilch int. •rest Dempsuy nterltiin t iu«t .respect il , , . ‘ i a- we mulerslood oxygen 1f»0' their el forts to serve the people of led g e r enter!..... vor vw . . , - - had been in the fog| v anixhVd the harbor,-the goal of wiitlld lieconte mi u s p ir im t loti III* HOIKt €• as \\t* arc* mi a St | | 4, | t.||ff VIM|. I Ijikultuul and polk county. which is l»a«c<l on appreciation of *' l*itntn*njr, all of him blotted nuij Uui hor'lng brief slntem eni issued by him upon occasion of *‘!“ his *.......* the , l .................1.........e The trend in the newspuper field high churacter. I «!k county and ; 1 m'1 kil,t'r Instinct. If lhr. ....live const ii iK-Mt >f air .’drogen iiiRteait of oxygen I'11 s< viral years has been in the Lakeland are indebted lo Mr. Het*i u n \ 10 g |'oat|‘*t crowd that Courageous, stjim hattered definite withdrawal from the race. Mr. Knight's «inali- wire hydr ..,..,1,1 i„. inguisheil hv tires would be exl extinguished hy direct inn of fewer ami better news- lerington for years of unscIHuh Iover saw a prizefight gathered laV,wiu!;.1' ).e„ti,iei» l, i 7 ,.io,.,t! f,,r |.h,‘ ; ,l’ f i n ‘ " (r<; ,,r nu |,1a rti; n la r n :n(', , n ' , o » « . sprinkling gasoline on them in­ papers, ('onsolidatinns have taken 1constructive service as citizen a n d ' * .V* Ih'Hle of the Sesciuicentcnwaleliim , ,l1. 1,1 l,f< l " ,bltc s t a t e m e n t In* g i v e s lo o d l o r s e r io u s I b o u g h t , stead of water and fireproof huild- plucc iit nl) parts of the country, publisher. His devotion to this n11" they Raw n somewhat softenMr. Kniglil says in p a rt: Cray gulls aro perched i"gs would he built uf solid paraf- icstlltinj; in »‘conomicH that Imvc | communty has hcon atti*stcd in s o 1**! nempaoy. 1In* scowl had not made possible the publication o f'm a n y ways, and i* so well known I HHnu' miirdcinus intensity. Ihr Oil-the wall. "I am not a candidate, nor will I ever be. Why should fine. FOB SPECIAL ELECT I(A 1 ncwspupei'a will more nde-Jof ail men, that its ox II i a that MMII will lilt'll 11*11 ' I *'■ Mil III*. Ilf Mim ll*« Irepetition X|IV l IMO|| IhIt Ieg | r efl I1,1t,sI ,ai* ' ‘‘‘eu made over am! , . . ... L’ Why ivpn*si*nt 1,30(1,0011 people, many o f whom distrust The Ueglslration Books of to quutuly represent the needs of the; is hut emphasizing a wholesome' !l" !< ’nV!' , , A DBOP OF water, a mysterious 2 f B*ter»|l thmUi^nenr inv ''ilo.fr!1 ro1' Av,,al 1 ,,i<l ‘J1"1 u 'int I did not do. and upon a salary thing. and pleasing fact. The publisher* A 1|'' l,,!n1u: ou* City of Sanford, Florida, will b Magnify its diameter from comimmity in which’ they are | feel safe in promising the readers c‘,rnu|' ''ohhing foolishly and run- open Wednesday, July <>th, l'.'.'I Dread, like cold sen mist, my heart 'v,,|lld pay a Iraclion nl my yearly expenses. No. I one eighth of ail inch to 100,000,- published. Since January 1, of this year of tills new*pa|M*r that Mr. Hetli- ,V’.V ‘Jangc‘* a right against hi< and will close Monday, July -’ML, i* invadinguinild not eiiange my present private position for any 0110 miles in diameter, ami the molthis tendeney toward consolida- erington will favor them from i V, M ,‘, , 'mPs°y seemed to hesitate, f. hear In the keening official position that could he bestowed upon me by the eculcH of water would become vis­ tion has been very marked ini time to time, as inclination moves' did not seem to he the snme l!>27. B p f e ships' »lrenw _ ( I people o f Florida." ible, each made upon two atoms of many cities as huge as und larger him, with expositions from a pen1n'i*n wl1’ ''atlere*l down Wills nl or At the City Hull. hu> feiir-tlistraught, luhely, i Iomu ami one atom of oxygen, than bakclaml. Some of these c it- 1whose facility is recognized* \ , ‘‘ame cruwling no from the Without rjisting any refections upon those who now ihydrogen L. It. I'lllLIW lute moaning, aeh atom a little solar system in j darkness of defeat to hatter down serve Florida in public affairs. The Herald believes Mr. itself, forever indentruetihle, ami ie:i with their PJ20 population a r e ' throughout the South. Of wandering souls follows: < ii.iiui.i.i-d u>-., City Begistratioa Of fit ct, ) 'I'liu The publishers are I.I....U...I pleaseil •,.! to <^ iipo. It was nol ” )n the voids. Knight's contentions constitute a problem for Florida us existing from all lime, so far as we Holyoke, Mass. (tiO,HU2) tlu* announce that Hurry L. Brown . *~= a - ' = = i " - well as other states. Too frequently the citizens of this know. Transcript purcluiRed and consoli­ will continue as editor of the Stardated the Telegram. Telegram. His long residence in II Plum Balter) Middletown, N. Y., (20,112) tin* Lakeland, his elate contact with llttlf-spiril | nip|> ‘ they m e not available. I buy Will not ] inside that drop yon would need a ‘The seagulls are linking 1*'M11 bccillisi* Ihi* rm ohim cnts JtlV mil s i l t l i c h 'l l t . T h e y I le'escope. With it you could see in* Times -Star purchased and coasid- the people and Ilia interest in tie.* community are assurance (hat the dated the Herulil, I n me unknown, 'w ill nol s e ek <► J J ii ■ mill stnilil I In* I'TIlbnrilhSllU'Ut o f Cl'UHlll'u | able <if the atom electrons revolvUmaha, Neh„ (2llH,02fi) the Be Star-Telegram will measure up to 1Jatenhig^with^cold, heartless, m t)u*ii* run: 1ilth'iils when they run slay nl home im,| i <«K nrmiml u nucleu* at the center purchased and consolidated the! all of the responsibilities of a ' Kxrhaiige lent uncaring newspaper devoted to the public 820 W 1st. St. — Phone 382W ;;>V°y Mm* c«ji!i.l.*nci* ami fripmlship of all about them. 1 ^ 2 To death healing in I Winston-Salem, N, ( ’., (i!ri,80(5),; interest. I hoy will ii<>1 aspire lo represent (be people when there is On my wall. Water is mysterious, and si i s the Journal purchased ami consolIn assuming the publication of not so min li honor nl Inched lo public service. everything mailer, force and eon- j,luted the Twin City Sentinel, 'th e Star-Telegram, the ledger "Posterity To Have No fteroril | | ii*H Moines, Iowa, (1-15,05!!) the plans to serve Polk county to tin* While these argum ents have their appeal, The Herald reiousness. Of ca.-s PiMiitorlul Propensities,’ ,|,M.S „ „ t bi*li.*ve they should be sufficien t to keep good men Tribune purchased and consolidal very best of its ability, and to T HINDS WE DO tug know lire I ,.,| t )u. c U|iUul. mnintuin the high standard fur B j p n r . l'o.ilv»ly Nu. „r ||,„ v W1, Imp,, lo porfoct the more numerous lhan those w> do Birmingham, Ala., (2U0.7K5) the both papers that has characterize. ' "There is no more wild life In ffo v ,‘'',,um ,,H " iilil w<* liuVe t h o s e in o f f ic e w h o a r e c a p a b l e ? know, , Mfivs purchased and consolidated ed the Ledger since its first issue the flood area," says a dispatch K e i o r m s ,iud c o r r e c t i o n o f e x i s t i n g e v ils c a n n o t be It is not certain that we actually. the Age-Herald three years ago, and that has been j Cedar Itapids, Iowa, (51,447) maintained hy Tile Star-Telegram All the cabarets been washed a .secured u n le s s w<* h a v e t h e be st m en to a c c o m p lis h th e m . know anything. We are here anil don't know how. the Gazette purchased and consol-! under former publishers. With 11 t h e big m en o!' t h e c o u n t r y c o u ld bo in d u c e d to ru n , -o-----w*e got here—must leave and don’t idated the licpuhlirun. the cordial support which ha i ! t h e r e w ould soon be m o r e h o n o r a t t a c h e d to h o ld in g o ffic e. know where we are going. Daytona Beach, Fla., (1.1,51:1) been accorded the Ledger in tho - Sanford might as well climb on () Hie News und the Journal w e r 'in a s t , and which we hope to merit The bund wagon of other Florida _ ,, Shop ut Our Si ore fur Heller Values in: towns mid umuml its charier '* * LLJ'. >SMI I II, I n d ia n a p o li s g r a n d d r a g o n o r t h e Ku WE HABNESS AND use the purchased by new owners and con- in larger measure under the new conditions, we pledg pledge ttlesc news- ' while the amending is good. Killx Kino, and Miss Katherine Halbig, graduate nurse of lightning, hut wo don't know whut solidalcd. ----------— *^t. M a r y 's C a tliu lie H o s p i ta l a n d m e m b e r o f n C a th o lic electricity is, while wo create it nr-| These are sufficient to show tin* papers anew to the support of HOSIERY, LINGERIE, HANDRAGS, NOVELTY lificinlly with fulling water and j general trend. The newspaper liaise causes, objects and institn-! The Miami Hemhi is givlng Lov, hiircb. were married Ky.. has l ■ , , .. , . . ............... ««-<<- .secretly 'm n o mo m i i'll at i Louisville, .oil isv m o . i\ y.. uit lia s burning coni. I goes out as a . representative of lions which will make for the up-1 JEW ELRY, DRESSES, ART NEEDLEWORK. [ ernur .Marlin loyal supjmrt in hi i ... ., , , . , .. , . , * . . . |-policies.— perry Herald. Why 1n Jf\«‘itl«**l here, where I lie couple have been visiting We use a mind or soul and don’t i the community in which it is pub- building of Lakeland and Polk NOTIONS, HATH INo SUITS, UAI'S A N |l SHOES [ not? tiovernor Muritu gives th*-* ^ rm tli s brotliei'-iu-law, City Attorney Henry Hardin. They know what that is. We hope for'lishejl. It is less ami less the per- county ami the state of Florida, ^ ——---------- >—:-----:—------Miami Herald loyid support too. an* at present guests of Sm ith's parents in Kentucky. Upon Immortality, hut are not aure about j ........ —• -------o ----------, .. ,, . .... i (heir return Mrs. Sm ith will remain here for a few days, it. We talk of solid matter, and , know that it is made up of infiuitdlifute'' L.r *1*0vcrni.r! "« no sign 1 l<* Indianapolis to resume his d u tie s'a s ,M"„! w i n , . ........... ..I.Ttrlc I„,r. I SEW V0IIK IlKIIAI.ll THIUUXK tick's. Florida is going to the dogs. h e a d ol t h e I n d ia n a Klan.- E v a n s v il le N e w s. Nevertheless, wc get along fair- ” Orlundo Hepoiter-Star, It is better 11 722 Main S i. lu contemplating Mr. Juek nan Wiiddled out of hiscorner and | Al Daytona On Ihe llenrh ly wel A little knowledge is c to go to the dogs than to (he t ’att Dempsey, the biggest business hanged Dempsey on the ear. nough. man of the big business that lots Dempsey lushed out at him an I The canal seems to l«' leinpo'M l i m i MIA.Ml SCN Tirily buried under an avalanche of ADVERTISING CLUB MEN developed from the manly art of old Bill grinned, “ If thut’s your praise the trans-Atlantic fliers und• '"odifted muider, 1 letum impies- light, I do not think much of it." , ci.niter amendments, hut every ; Bog has tiis day, and the canul will scattered over a period of For ten rounds Bill Brennan was Bankers from i oral (iuhles ami farmers have an independent na- they deserve it. Each flier, leaving t nona up for dihcuMunn \ \ edm>d.</ , uf (|,is m,,( line, the spirit playing a lone his trail of snu ke and noise across ‘‘•'t'l'1 >’uura- If I have any preju- leading the Killer on points, not as decisively tit Gone Tunney a t , nVl uwore "f (bon'* TOlBhL . j all Wednesday night o f tills week l|,lt'J, that ipuility which carries the ocean, writes most valuable a d - 1' k'^s * Philadelphia. But William hud not | for the purpose of creating a co- D’em over periods of ahnoratai <ie vertisment* for his country. These* Ute first impression was In that trained with any care for th is , fliers will tell the world that Am' steaming stewing wooden cauli ,,h ' “ blister itt Baltimore, listen- (.peratlve organization i« assist the t,l‘‘ssi,in the very spirit which dcfight or for any other fight. He be­ 1 , f* J® J empsi'y-Shaikey i,-uItnri«t in buying ol a lower feats them when an attem pt is erica wants to do things ami is ....... ‘**oti at ...............less Willard the came leg weary und could hardly] to do them. I huge champion, uame out /roin wabble. Dempsey hit him in th“ ! ! stroke of apoplexy ami dicd X .r l " '.'Y,"’; *,,mI «» 11 whil1' mer doesS Tnot! ' "want, 7*; to hind himself And their flyings make others I "ht' U' r S Had you made plans to int body, and as the stout William K‘Jy mfferwuid?'1*Must""have “het’ 'mi wi" " ',r,lf" Farmers are the backbone «.f l" K'oul’ " f people.He doe* not want to fly. .Since Lindbergh c u m e T ' “ ,'mlroni‘ ,nK ^ fh lo n . Dempsey bent double Dempsey brought him jj Ll arkey. prove your house, to erect # have K,T nt’, ^ hy comparison, “ ,"1 , 00R n“ this, or any other <«imtry. The want to become a part 6f an or- home , i: 2000 , - young ii s isAmericans „ a bantam weaved crushing forward with a rabbit -» applied for flying licenses. L ........., ....... i,*„. ,.„ „ i punch to the hack of the neck. new one? A Letter opportune Row In the world do you sup- foundation of civilization rest* Ka “ zatton !tow uni him ...n. with a.! cat-like tread. It was a sullen und angry Demp; pose Henry Kuril ever hupitenixl to 1with the man who tills tlu* soil. Organization, as outlined by the Willard pawed ut him with a cum* ty, offering more favoral'l* BUSINESS SEEMS TO t«» he ne good K°,Ml I bersome left. In u flash Dempsey soy who dominated the first “ Batread the Dearborn Independent? I'*"' that reason hunker* arc wise , “ "/?*■***.' I,l',,k<' ui.the metdlng conditions to the builder d closed in, lashing at tlu* body and t i e « f the Century” at Boyle’s ! Miami New*. He didn't. That's In showing un interest in their pm- M,h''iidall \\e<laesduy.night is the generally, and we arc nation. The Procter ami Gamble Jaw of the giunt. <>nly sure method of assisting the Thirty Acres. Wlmt was then the likely to conu* again— take «<!■ why hr didn’t know anything a - ' hlenu farmec to muk«* money. The agri­ Company, which makes a soap that After that, Benton Harbor, with record crowd for a sporting event, Lout the attack on the Jew . Knrinert are both the most ia- coliurol success of Kunith Florhln flouts, reports for the past year a vantage of these things «n'' Dempsey the Killer in his most contributing the record gate re­ --------- onet income of more than $15,000,ceipts, cheered Georges Carpenmu* service you’ll profit u't cruel mood. The victim was Billy ■ K u f u . I ...... ............ ’J m » n y o f I W Ju the first stages of the tier and when Dempsey came into , r ft,.. r,,,j. m m , V * ■ , hunks here. Ii IS net surprising to 000, an increase of $-1,000,000, e n - . rlqr < Loth! ager to as- otigh to pay IL.18 a share on the ,jjBt,j|Be from which he died. Demp- the ring there was u storm of boot ,‘ rri ;!■ n ,,y ,k"'T " " " °wn Hml these gentlemen eager nosted in his r offices i a ° f notice stock, Ihe company sold $131,7ill,- R0., k(.pi him waiting in the ring, ,u n * i( growing nw, ^ ll,y'upon ‘■X,!tl1 sist men o f the s o i l , 'Wmim-h may siiiok:* in this o*1fff i cfe 1* money, their own umnev. .r a w m * ...... them own , f |h|| f u m v n (irgnnitu nlur. PK7 worth of soap. At Shelby, with tin* background where his drawn face was like the if they want to" Well, W" dm,'. ^ countenance of a man about to of cowboys and motion picture In - 1 THE INTERSTATE commerce step into the electric chair. Demp­ dians and that talk of a lynching .. -----lie ti,. >• as a onil , one . ,, 'll lli.it „ ,of a till UO I, still'. .,,|| gether unit, Out, they .fill will ornloihlv probably commission permits Pacific coast sey toyed with him for a fe.v for the champion being muttered OM P A N Y ] j" whether you; *?*“'■ Ue usual!) bus a surplus in t.,,ntinue to putt In their time and roads to cut rules between Kan rounds until the ringslder* jeered. by the angry men nt the ring, J lU'KMdlcs* of . - Miink I . . . * ™Hucro * ..................... izctti ' ’ • bank. II.; has ....... of a saving ,,ff,irt llt „ ,,,HS Frunsisrp ami Portland below lutes Then he knocked him out. It was Dempsey elected to give a lioxing und Yuncctti THE YARD WITH A MILL B A C K IN G I tiinncenl, you must admit that <-iM»"*illon than the u 'e ra g e wage We do not think th a t the furm- for intermediate points. This is as bestially cruel uu exhibition as exhibition against Tom Gibbons. . ijn-ir ex*- nl ion will c a u s e cotisld-1 ,a that i.-pect he is bet- er, of ,OW(.r „ lu|t, County will be- done tiiat railroads may compete the ring from the dark uges down First he lande,| some of those t e r - ' rible lefts to Gibbon’s body to 1*110110 L > 5 R oily A VC., a t B o i l f J Gl**UK ^ •aablo * commotion ......................... cloud the issue. It Is one of good with wutcr freight. There will be ever produced. through.......tin ter business man. when Hut lie L no business man in business and that mentis support many such rearrangements _ Bill Brennan, the gallant old show whut he could do. It seemed Y , l h d » orid at large from a cine nth. i 2ih, 13th sts Service would will und l W i l l •v who <t" t.« lieve tie in inno­ marketing his products. He \ nt of the organization which met ut this country builds up its canals a* "ham und heaner," al Madison that Gibbons Square Garden. At the bell Bren- crumble under them. But he made the mercy of (lie middleman, l’he Kendall last Wednesday. ’ il should do. cent, Helen Marie Coffee Shop NEWSPAPERS MERGE VVhv No Honor? Breakfast Luncheon A fternoon Tea Dinner Food at its Host L‘M Magnolia Ave. Mrs. J. Hlounl Pope Hostess Registration Notice j ,,0‘ B t a J ! »f »«•~ i.,, ......... ....... ..... vvns FLETCHER BATTERY & ELECTRIC CO. .flll.llli . When You Are At The Beach ! ,(|IU U If I Ifl W X X. I I I O I | In 11m ‘ 'r » • 1 t | ., | t 9 ~ DEMPSEY, THE KILLER COLLIER’S SHALL TIBS EARMERS ORGANIZE Summer Is Fast Slii> pinT Away! , , -T? ‘l ? _ Zip �■ M n d n a u ii , , ,uSSSSS?$|lj . PAGE THREE- T H E SANFORD HERALD, MONPYY, JU L Y 2T», 1027 •.-Social and Personal Activities-: nfflrp T e le p h o n e M 8______ MRS. FR ED S. DAIGER. SOCIETY EDITOR Rcsidcrttc Telephone 859 — J Calender MRS. SNYDER ENTERTAINS IN HONOR WARM SUBJECT AT OF MISS TRIBBLE AT CHULUOTA GOVERNOR’S MEET Virginia Girl Bccomes’Q G D EN SBU R G IS Bride Of Sanford Man ji(j M CAPITAL OF ST. LAWRENCE CROWDS FLOCK TO HEAR START LE BOEUF CASE cutting containing an announce tnent to the effect he had been left a Inrgc fortune by a rich relative in tho United States. It was pro­ posed to give part of his fortune to deserving charities and it was sug­ gested the American should assist* t marriage ceremony, believing that in the distribution on giving evi­ Correspondent the new California mnrriagc ban dence of his financial position. SACRAMENTO, Cal., July I — !| net is in effect. Tijuana, Phoenix, Two new steps for prospective , Arizo and Grants Pass, Ore., nro brides and grooms, the Reiio-Hop nlso said to ho making prepara­ IN T i l l : ( T I K I I T C O t l l T O F T H K and the Cnlifomia-hobblc promise tions to attract participants in T W E N T Y -T H IR D J l l U t l A I , CtUC I I T OK I T . O H I I I A I N A N D ►‘O R tu m id vnrity to marriage reher- California elopements. SHIIINOl.K COUNTV. I Ni sals in the not far distant future, Another report reaching tho HV . . it was revealed today by state Ccpitol is that the new "divorce A L I C E D O Y( LHi :A MC K 11A M n K l t L A t n k . officialism. ( w id o w I, U (!\l* rr a m t s o li1 h a l r ' A f hotel" under construction on lho J oil n llam talen C h n r il r r r la j f o r. Whether the state’s marital re­ Cnii/orrtin-Ncvoda line, originally om plainant, cruits will prefer a one-day hop intended mninly for the convenien­ J. c \V. THOMPSON am i M A Itf K to marriage ultars at Reno and ce of persona in search of quick T H O M P S O N , h is w ife , T H E C H A R ­ L E S C REALTY COMP­ way points to doing the threc-dny separations, will cater to nonstop ANY. LnA P PcEo R . ■CItAH. F it hohhlp in California is an impor­ matrimonial fliers from California D R O W N . C L ArPp Po rEaRt i o Sn A LES C O R Ftant matter too. At least, its im­ cities. Special honeymoon suites R A T IO N , n c o r p o r a t i o n , a n d W ., C. \Y I L L I A MSON. l m f c m l a n ts . portant to California’s "marrying will he offered ns nil inducement. I,ILL IV) FORECLOSE MORTOAlllI. parsons," justices of the peace, et ORDER OK PUBLICATION. ■ Halt "Gin Marringes" nl., not to mention hotel keepers T o t h e H a f e m l a t i t a : J. tv . .T HOM!*-', The new stnte law introduced by SON a n d MARY K. TROMPSON.UIS intent on keeping their bridal sui­ Asscmbieyman George Rochester w i f e ; CflBH. E. t l r n w n : T h e C h a r l e s tes occupied. of Los Angeles, was proposed to C l a p p e r L e n i t y Company, n eortWjK Although the new law requiring hnlt "gin marriages," and force rfatlnn; n m l C l a p p e r S a le s C o r p o . r n i lo n . n c o r p o r a t i o n . would-be newlyweds to apply for I t n p p e n r l h ic f t o i n t h e a f f i d a v i t o f couples to Stop, Look and their licenses three days before young you Listen threo days before taking tahned ceoamc hp l on fl n a ya io' ua sAorel i c ni tuonr-rHint c sld e f U * . the ceremony will not become ef­ the matrimonial hop. o f lh o S t a t e o r F l o r i d a ; t h a t th o fective until July 2ST rumor hna it ow n n d d re sa a n d resid en ce By requiring three days' notice loaf s t J.k nW. that young coiqdes in every section Thom pson- an d _ Lof the stnte are already chanting before a marriage liscense Is is­ T h o m p s o n , h i s w if e . Is 3S07-I& sued it effectually bnrs elope­ T o w e r , Dotn.lt, MJchticnii; Hint th o "Shall we hop, or shall we hobble, California. In s t K n ow n m lilru ss n m l residence* each delay means another Squab­ ments—nt least in o f Cline. F. B ro w n Is 2S07-16 I look; State officials, however, are in­ Tower, Detroit. Michigan; tlml .af­ ble.'' clined to fanlieve that you can't fiant lias aboclrled en , i»«rtlnularlv New Gretna Green stop the course of true love, and os knnnn to hliti tits (rpeliietica-of Reno, it is reported, is prepare- some that isn’t true, by statute. llie nhove named defendant#; ■that j-iui tiro riieh over Hi** an# of twenty ing to become California's Gretna They nlso fear that the mnrriagc one <31) years nml that there la no Green ns well ns its divorce haven. busincsn, somewhat of a lending person In the Htntn of Florida scrV* The Nevada divorce capital re­ industry, will he picked up by ad­ Ici* of h subpoena upon whom would 111ivl you or i-nrh of yod;. ports mapy. couples J$run the stilto joining states. T h a t Ihu nd dr.-es of T h e C h a r l e s Two Negroes Given Reno May Become California’s Gretna Heavy Fines Today Green As Well As Its Divorce Haven In Municipal Court International News Service Staff i have come there nl ready for the Two negroes received heavy ( fines in Police Court this morning D A RlYT 4? I? 1 I T? F 1 I S ' when they appeared to answer to IV u L 1 L i 1 charges of driving n mater car while under the influence of Intox­ icating liquors. Johnny Sheffield was fpied on two charges while a The home of Mrs. J. E. Snyder | Reach. Mrs. Monde Tupper, Mrs. third was dismissed. For driving (Continued From Page One) nt < huluotu was the scene of a \7Ty | Snyder and Miss Tribble. while undue the influence of liquor pi ctt\ affair on l-ridny afternoon j Fallowing the program, the guest j c by President Cool id go. Judge While fined him $200 or 00 when a linen shower was tendered 1of honor Was led to the "throne" I „„„ , „ . ., , TUESDAY Miss Mary 1nbblu, dean of women and Instructed to pull the hell cord, | 11,0 fanners, lie snid, in ask- days, while for alleged recklessdriving lie was fined $50 or 50 Circle of the First Bnp- at Stetson University, whoso mar- and upon lining so, a shower of ling that present day nets and sanc- days. A charge of being drunk and to *>r. l urtis I.owery, prefea. many dainty pieces of linen fell nt j lions of government which opern■huri'li will meet ut H o’clock nt rmgc r disorderly was dismissed. , . .to their *, . disadvantage, „ , . ,he nfr ,1 ,, „f Mrs. W. C. DeCourscy sor s of.mnthcmntlca of Stetson, will heri , ,foot. ■ionic -*,. », , ,, ted orrha an interesting event of next Henry Alexander, who was a r ­ AlTor the shower, large yellow ! . . , „ I, literal Avenue. month. rested Saturday following a wreck hearts were passed and the guests !£et « conscious program of agI n,nM's Missionary Union *>« Green a n ! yellow, the colors sc were requested to write as many ricullural protection, are doing Friday night when ho was alleged P h i Baptist Church will ut a :00 o' clock at the looted for this occasion, were beau­ words as possible from the two precisely what other groups have to have crashed Into a parked ear tifully carried out with masses of names f'TrihWe-I^wry.'’ At the , ,|(int> milU,r p m sliro ln tho past, on Geneva Avenue, was fined $200 cut flowers including golden hells, close of the given time, the words i . , , pressure ... ... . or Co days for driving while under t a i n Band of , Fi,rf i Southern honeysuckle, marigold:, were counted and the prizes for «nd whut tho-v w,n c,,ntinuc to ,io tho influence, of liquor and also |i,t Church will meet a t the and other summer flowers, togeth­ the most words, lovely hand-made , whenever class inequality hears $50 or 50 days for reckless driving. ih at ;i::i0 o'clock. er with myriads of butterflies flut­ handkerchiefs, were awarded Mrs. down on any considerable group in His three companions, Louise THURSDAY tered from arches, doorways and Reach ami .Mrs. Wagoner. , the future. The farmer has no np- Johnson, Amro Starks ntnl Rufus Y |* U Picnic and swim- streamers festooned overhead. Delieious fruit punch was served olnglcs to offer for his efforts," foiling were fined $25 or 20 days r imrty will ho held a t Palm At one end of the spacious living throughout the afternoon by Miss , it is useless. Gov. Harnmlll de- for alleged drunkeness. i,-*, Cars will U’pve from the room tho seat of honor was ur­ Thelma Wagoner and nt a late hour ’ Allexnnder was arrested Satur­ E t Church at #*18 oclock. ,:iiur* ged. The "throne" was covered the hostess assisted by her sister, clnred, for eastern capitalists nml Vmediate, Seniors ami Juniors with white, and was outlined with Mrs. Mable Reach of Orlando and economists to give lofty advice to day morning by patrolman Phillips and the charges were lodged ugraceful garlands of honeysuckles Mrs. W. L, Si-ig of Geneva, served western agriculturists to . shift gninst him. Invited. SUNDAY and ferns. Directly overhead was tempting refreshments consisting from crop to crop, for he declares; The remaining cases on the Iminole H. Y. V. U. VcUcration suspended a large white wedding of ice cream and cake carrying out that no such formula will solve the j rather large docket were: Henry meet at Titusville, a t -.30 bell, from which hung multi-color­ tho preferred colors' were served. ,\ll member# are asked to ed butterflies. On each plate were favors of yel­ problem. In substitution, lie cited j Butler, charged with being drunk Duriing the afternoon a delight­ low and green butterflies ns well the experience of the south in go-j received a fine of $5 or 10 days. nt the First Iiaptist Church o'clock and leave there in a ful musical program consisting of ns tiny green bags filled with rice ing in for hog production. It helped E. 11. Blount did not appear to an* t o n charge of violating the Cars will he furnished. both vocal and instrumental num­ which were showered upon the stabilize the cotton situation, nut i answer pparking law and his bond of $3 bers was rendered by Mrs. Mable .bride elect. it wreaked havoc with the western I wns estreated. Charles Sheffield Ir* Bruce Anderson left Sunwas fined $25 or 30 days for alleg­ hog industry. for a visit with relatives at its in South Carolina. The governors were welcomed to ed drunk and disorderly actions. Joe Beal was fined $7 for nltcgcd Michigan today by Gov. Greene. speeding. |j„ III-n Wilkey, Miss Evn lleeHe touched briefly on tho subject The cases of Lula Mae Brock, „f South Carolina and J«CK of taxation in his welcoming a d ­ and Sam Palmer, charged with dis­ A quiet yet most impressive . . i mod a party motoring to wedding of recent date ’was that dress. lie declared tho governors orderly conduct, were continued to ftoii.’i Beach Sunday. Wednesday, James Bird was dis­ of July 11 a t Richmond, Va., when could well give some thought to missed on a charge of disorderly (Continued From Page One) Ir. and Mrs. Joe Gonzalez and Miss Martha Ilnwesmoore be­ the question of whether the gen­ conduct. Evn Spencer and' J. S. wagon covered. ort Holly Jr., were among those came the bride of Randolph Merri- tank When n carload of furniture eral property tax, as a t present Spencer were fined $2 apiece on wenther of Sanford , the ceremony Sanford motoring to Daytona performed by Rev. W. C, Mc­ caught fire in the Ogdensburg constituted, had not outlived its ’ charges of disorderly conduct. Sam ch Sunday for the day. Smith and Arnold Jackson were Laughlin, pastor of the Presby­ switching yards on a hot aflcr- usefulness and efficiency. neon, examination revealed a 50 .... also dismissed on the same charge. terian Church. Gov. Ralph O. Brewster, of Irs. K. M. Throop and son K. M. hogshead of whiskey crated ' ov* Halpli O. Brewster, ol Son Johnson charged with larceny Tho bride was gowned in a stun­ trnll6n Lho have been the guests of with every eight dining room ! Maine, chairman of the conference wav turned over to the county. | si<it(<r Mrs. Howard V- Smith ning three-piece traveling costume chairs. The furniture nlono was | *ni'de a plea for western support Uhnrlio Brown, charged with fur their home at West Palm and wore a corsage of brides roses valued at more than $2,0011. Hnr-j for merchant marine. He declared disorderly conduct, had ids ease and lillles of the valley. the existence o.* a self-supporting ring the fire, .*1,000 gallons of 120Ich. C. Immediately after the ceremony proof Canadian whiskey lik-dy American merchant marine indis­ continued until Wednesday. Brewer was fined on two charges young couple left by motor would have reached n Philadelphia pensable to national welfare, and |lj;< Josephine Knight returned the when Judge White placed a fine of for an extended trip and upon their dilated upon the economic ami nat­ $5n L Sarday afternoon from Lake- return will he a t homo to their "furuniture dealer" for cutting. or 50 days on him for carrying .Shipments of 21 milk cans ional defense folly i.-f depending concealed weapons and also a fine iwhen- she shellt the pa: t foit- friends at their home on Cameron from Chnlenu&nv. N. Y.. six miles I upon foreign shipping, [ht with hvr Mre. C. M. Acinus. of $10 or 10 days for alleged kuulh <dt Um Uuaboc line, sent be­ Among the governors here for druakeness. John Wood charged ft. The bride is u young woman of tween COO und 000 quarts of the conference are: with reckless driving had his case pleasing personality and French champagne into Burlington, Ifrs. J. If. IIinter'minister re­ unusual Fred W. Green of Michigan, continued until Wednesday, is very talented and accomplished. Vermont dally until a passing cus­ lied Annie Sunday from Mount She is a graduate of the State Walter Grant was fined $5 on n Bibb Graves, of Alabama, John E. loant. I'a., whole she was ruli­ Normal College of North Carolina toms uiliecr observed that the thri­ Marlinenu, of Arkansas, .John S'. charge of doing business without n' lho death of lier father J. H. and was a popular member of the ving dairy plant nestled in a set­ Trumbull, of Connecticut, Robert j a license. D. J. Holland was disting of huge granite boulders ond P. Robinson, of Delewarc, John W. i missed on tho same charge. pnedy. Delphian Society. cow that Mr. Mcrriwenthcr is one of the S w ^ M n n J b T d M l h i n ’a week ,,f ^ i 1®- Kd| Jackson > f gr.amt Mrs. William A. I.cfflor best known celery growers of this Tlie 1021 census la Great llrltIrhildron spent the day Sunday section. He is a brother of Charles, r n V r t S ,y ^ W l0K* aia showed that females imtnumlOriamio as the guests of Mrs, Robert and Francis Mcrriwenthcr A shipper from Prescott, Ontar- Brewster. of.Maine, Albert O.UU- bered males hy slightly less than lfkr'-> parents ('apt. anil Mrs. of this city, and has made Sanford io, direcctly opposite Ogdensburg, land, Adum McMullvu, IR. Murrell. Ids home for the past 10 years prospered ns a ferry consigner ^ Nebraska, Huntley N, fipnuld- 2,000,000. coming hero from Lynchburg,*u. of "dominion pride" hreud until New Hampshire, John h. fir?. I.ukc Thompson, Miss the city’s daily bread imports nm-i;, ”**'*!# I cnnsylviudn, l.u-ulfrgarct Thompson, Mrs. Urnig ounteil to more than three loavesi Uov. Norman h. < use, of Illiode I*cmpion and baby and Charles per capita in addition to the loc­ land, John G. Richards, of South Carolina, George Dern, of Utah, ompsnn motored to Daytona al output. hch, Sunday for the day. Although alcoholic liquors are John E. Weeks, of Vermont, Frank Lon the chief item of eoutrahrand Iraf- (*. Emerson of Wyoming, the St. Lawrence smuggling traf­ Small, of Illinois, Ex Gov. Cary •ir. nnd Mrs. Henry Purdon and fic, the customs forces uncover op­ Hardee, of Florida, and John O. *1! daughter Louise, Mr, and (continued from page one) erations in virtually every com­ Hull, representing Gov, Fuller of i. Jack Hewitt and young son tin Blount Hewitt motored to was, she told them he had "fussed" modity of the United Slates ta r ­ Mass, iff lists. A $50,0(i0 trunk shipment Iter Springs on Sunday where With her and had gone away. HIKING DRUMMERS BUSY Vy spent the day. Six (lays Inter a party of frog of narcotics was hnuled in at Ma­ hunters snw the back of a man lone, N. Y., because the owner, Long-distance drumming is n MIm Camilla l ’ulcston and Miss swaying above tin* shallow wateis who said he was an actor, over­ |ib« Thrasher returned home of Lake Pulourilo. Identification looked the fact, wall known to cus­ new sport in Belgium, nnd there Those uru iIii.vh when only Inday morning from Daytona was made hy a slight deformity of toms agents, that actors have an is strong competition us to who has the strongest legs and arms. A the thing of proven merit Lch wher they spent several days la* Boeilf's left thumb. The body aversion to new trunks. fifty-year-old Poulet drummer in 1the guests of Mrs. J. D. Wood. had been riddle with buckshot and is the Walloon district recently won stands— Loch Arbor split open from neck to groin and If. a wager that he could march from Htendily advancing with its weighed with angle irons. Fosses to Namur, a total distance Justice was swift. Sh ( ^Ir. nml Mrs, K. A. Douglass and of 25 miles, without stopping and program of development, , nmi Mrs. R. G. Smith are ex- Charles Pecot nnd Chief of Police; without censing to heat his drum keeping faith with itself, |tcil to return home Monday Louis Hlnkemnti went straight to except for an hour for lunch bringing out the qualities the home of the slain man nnd in­ piling train Tallahassee where A Nimy drummer, nnmed Rohillhave been spending the past formed his widow of the discovery I nrd, aged 5P, then made a drumm­ that will mark it as San­ of tile body,. Mention was made of ( The Into Eleanora Duse, ana of ing journey from Mons -to Ath the fact tliai it "looked like a phv- the World’s greatest actresses, nnd back, covering .14 miles in 11 ford’s outstanding develop­ If A* fdn. (’. Chaffee left Saturday alcinirn job." Whereupon Mrs. in considered her life a failure be­ in nrs. Then 11 drummer of Mournment. Bocuf t-xclnimCd quickly, us if cause she bad not mnrrie! and ha-l g« s stepped the 10 miles to BrusDaytona Beach where she will a little home, declares Serene Grey sols and return to the beat of the ji',l a few days ns the guest of exoneration: , "lie didn't do that" or "some­ a confidnnto of Duse’s, in an artic­ drum. .The. competitions ure popu­ p. Ohli'n hefoie going to Atle in this week’s Libert/. lar among workers, especially b>. Ga., where she will visit her body else did that." "We were seated at her window miners. iphters for several weeks. Confessions a little jumbled hut consistent followed, police nnnoun- in the Excelsior Hotel, in Xnph r, The Crown Prince of Sweden re­ ,r W. *s. Thornton returned ud, und Dr. Thomas Dreht-r, lier wutching the sunset," the writer |aie Sunday from Lakeland where admitted lover and James Beadle, explains, "when woman's age-old cently contributed to a fund creat­ nas^ been visiting her sister the trapper were arrested. White longing swept over her—the d< sire ing a professorship in Swedish 111 H- L. Haley. Mr. Thornton nml lioth Drelier and Mrs Lc Boeuf to luxuriate in confessional with a London University. Babbitt motored down Satur- have confessed, according to police, fellow mortal. ’You know, I always Beadle has remained silent. He .tinted the stage.’ Duse confessed. twenty years, in which he never and accompanied her home. staunchly denied nil knowledge of 'I wanted only love—nnd a home, u finished Nerono—never gave me Sanford little home with Bolter. I wanted to my cottage with roses rambling li­ Box 330 R. F. Itoehlk underwent a tho crime, give myself to love, and to lu> a ver the doorway.' " 'lf* opt-rat ion Saturday at the charming mutron. Oh, howl I long Lingi' tii-nernl Hospital at OrlnnMrs. Joe Ghittendcn and children ed to he a matron, nnd have roses ‘ Her many friends will la- In* spent Sunday in Jacksonville with ! on my veranda. r(,'tei| to learn Unit her condition Mr. Chittenden who is ill a t tilt" 'Boito and I might have been reported favorable. hospital there. | happy but for Ncrone, the opera la­ wns composing when I first met l-’H-s Elizabeth Raynor of 1609 M t and Mrs. S, W. Bradford and him,' Duse explained, pointing out ' *'iy A'cnue sailed Sunday from children and Mrs. J. R. Booth mot­ that Boito refused to consider m ar­ 109 V o l u s ia A v e Opp. I'. O. [ ' '"'yillc on the S. S. Alleghany ored to Umatilla, Sunday wher- riage until he had finished his op­ 'b-rrlmnts nnd Miners Lines they spent the day. era. 1 left Boito and Ncrone, is displaying Vi 'ul|ai"ie. Miss Raynor will and went to Venice. Left him after “ " visit friends in Boston, Miss Desslc Wilbanks of Coddclc, Miss Eva Beeson arrived here Ga., is visiting Sanford as the guest The niuny Sanford friends uf of Miss N dt Williams and Miss Sunday for South Carolina to spend .lure DeColtea of Jm-kson- Evelyn Porter. a week with her brother Jack Byeustcr of George A. DoCnttes, son. -im : ti-resti-il ti( learn hut she Mr. nrul Mrs. Jesse Roberts of ki-Mnig along nicely after an Dade City arrived bore Monday •nation al ,St i,uke.8 h0]jpluL Miss Evelyn Porter has returned und are the guests of Mrs. J. D. home after spending several weeks Roberts at her home 011 Laurel visiting ut various points in Geor­ i, ‘ ‘ Mi-t’uller and children Avenue. gia. r,r„ i* Outlie Sunday evening . Dayton* Reach where they Little Elsie Bryan Tolar who Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Walker 1 a few days ns the guests of linn been spending the past week ey. Mr. McCulIcr at Daytona Beach as the guest of had as their guests on Sunday, Mr. 0r ’ A* R* Key. 'olorrcj over Sunday morning h,i Little Miss Adelaide Key, returned and Mrs. I.aworenre Randall of 4 Inverness. accompanied them home. home Sunday evening. Social lesser members of the gnng have been arrested and convicted, the "Professor" has so far managed to escape detection. By nionns of the Rosary nml other tricks, the gang bus for sonic years systematically inveigled HandUfAmerican AndAust ral- trusting visitors to London to part ian Confidence Men Headed with their holiday money. At Home In London Hy Professor Pat Is Sought The "Professor" nnd his sntelites are scnttoml throughout the LONDON, July 25,(INS).-Kneed West End district of London, and with reports nnd complaints from their favorite method la to haunt American und other visitors to fashionable night clubs, a rt galler­ Lonihm of having been robbed hy ies and museums where they are confidence tricksters, detectives likely to meet tourists nnd pros­ from Scotland Yard are again pective victims. searching London nml the big Eng­ Their latest victim is an unnam­ lish provincial cities for a powerful ed American farmer from the Mid­ gang of American nml Australian >dle West. While ho was strolling confidence tricksters—numbering through one of the city’s principal about twenty and led hy a middle- streets he encountered two men aged cosmopolitan Irish-American who claimed to have bnd consider­ known ns "Professor Pot"—whit a b l e business transactions with a are believed to he responsible for Middle Western farmer’s co-opera­ coups aggregating $25,000. tive marketing organization. "Professor Put" and his cronies After reminisccnscH had been have been a thorn in the side of exchanged the visitor wns Invited 'the London police for a number of to dinner, during which nno oT tho years, and, although some of the strangers produced a newspaper SCOTLAND YARD NOW SEARCHING FOR SWINDLERS C lu i ip c r Itu u ltv C o m p a n y . . a i-urpo* ri it lo n u n d e r tin* l a w s o f t h e s u i t e o f N e w Y o rk , is 31 l a n u t c r B r e t t . N cw B u rg h , New Y o rk ; t h a t th e a d (Iregs Is C h ijip o r S a l e s C*orporatlo.V. n c o rI V ira tio n u n d e r t h e Inw e p f l h o StnlA o f Now Y o r k . Is IH L a n O e r S tlo u L N o w b u rk h , New Y ork, n m l t h a t t h e r e Is no o f f i c e r o r i n t e n t o f so ld c o r p o r a t i o n In t h e S l a t e o f K ln rld n u p o n w h o m th y e c r v l c e o f a HUlipoenn in t h e c a u s e w o u l d lie hlm lliiK. . I. T H E R E F tiR E , IT IS O U D E H K D Hint y o u n n d e a c h o f y o u d o n t i p e n r und n n sw e r th e b ill o r e o m p l n l a t h e r e i n fi le d o n t h e Olh d n y o f Hen*, t e n i h u r A. D., 1'.'37. n m l u p o n - f a i l ­ u r e o f w h i c h n ilec.red p r o c u n t e a s o w ill ........ .. n u u l n s t y ou . IT tS FURT It Kit ORDERED that miltce f o r puldh-nlton he publlsiied III The Sanford lleruld, n nowspupt-r published In Seminole County. Florlilii. i>ilcn n week for four ft) roneecutlve weeks. t hi s W IT N ESS th e h a n d nnd seal of V, E. D on ulna*. C l e r k o f t h e C i r c u i t l* c u r t. S em in o le C o u n ty , F lo rid a , t h i s 22ml d n y o f J u l y A. D., 1987. V. K. UnURlatM. C l e r k ClrV ult C o u r t In a n d fo r S em lnolb C o u n ty , F l o r ­ id a, . R y : A. M. W e e k s D. C. (S eal! ANDREW S A CARTER. ORLANDO. FL O R ID A , f o r C o n ip l ii ln a n l. Solicitors GET ETHYL GAS AT WIGHT HBOS CO. •>♦•«•+- I - + + + * + * « * > + + + + + ^ < .4 4 * * **K. *t++-K-^-J.+ + + ♦ 4 + * -H -+ + + + + * + + <-*5-++-t-++++-5- ♦ + + + 4"$*><M>^4 Loch Arbor Goes Ahead iTragedy Of Duse’s riff Life W as Failure ToWed,SaysFriend i J* * DeForest-Sanford Really Company C-o-o-l-i-n-g As Well As Nutritious Song Bird Ice Cream Co. 1 1 Should Occupy A Prominent Place On Your Daily Menu. 50c Per Quart 8*4 ‘•I* ^ Phono .‘181 316 E. First St. { M The Little Gray Shoppe v ? 1 J I/ . Jt f g f l l f A WORLD OF MONEY CAN BE SAVED IN1 • THE OUTLET’S The ACT QUICK — SAVE MONEY — SAVE WORRY — GET.111ST WIIAT YOU WANT * * % ■*« Ice Cream Co. New Books in the Lending Library Clearance va * V* New Linens Cards For All Occasions Store-Wide Nl Drop In And Elat A Cone Or Better Yet I ake A Quart Home And Treat Your Family The Little Gray Shoppe IT’S HERE SUCH A SHORT TIME . F. P». Robbins Opposite Post Office �THE SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY. JULY 25, 1927 PAGE FOUR DEMPSEY KNOCKS OUT SHARKEY! S I —safer----- * ~s~ i *i . K K M H H o n h < i TIIK START— A glimpse of the first-round maul ing in tli«» UempMcy-Shurkoy fight at the Yankee Stadium, New York in provided here. Sharkey, at the right, fi taking one of ItempHey’s right* to the hotly. Hcfcrce Jack 0'Ktillivnn circlet, a run ml to watch tin? fast, cion* actiim. ___________ ,1 III'. I IN IS 11— i wo ' 11.king photo*? or t lii* knockout in toe i temp sey-Shm koy heavyweight limit at New York, tin up. The one at the lelt was “shot" an iriattmt a f l u Dcmp.my landed the deciding Mow, Shark- etm ■# r — sa i NEAi ey is mi In* knees, milking in toe iioor, wnete a moment aft jJ |j y prte irate, face down. Referee O’SulliviiM ia holding Dcmp ■, Then came the pictnie at the right—Deni p.sey helping carry 1he kt less Sharkey from the ring. Intionary War, and are considered was on Ids way from Boston to A Real Homelike Plate 'I<• Sl«fI Conn* to The Ocean Vicu IIntt)*| (In’ nio/il important recent contri- Now York. Coronado Beach, Fin, imtion to lhe I'enernl puldic. Hopkins and Washington met at Money Pul Up (New Ismdon on April 0 and Wash- Thnrnly screened, nindrrn, ii| prow menl .. Rale S.r.iU i ilq [ The I nter id 1771 goes on to ington spent the night in Shaw's urge Connecticut to put up the mansion huilt of stone blasted American Plan. $17 per «st| ■k on which it still single, $27 double, money to huv "I or .7 iitiudred bar- fiom tlie rells" and "If they would Employ stands. The British set fire to tie? H . J . C O A T E S . Mgr. ni •, to git it, I think I could have bouse in 1781 and departed in' P. \Vaner. -I that qtutniliy hear unless sum nc- time so that a neighbor slipped in Pittsburgh ident, in Ten Weeks, As I have and put out Hu? fires. Harris, A Valued Collection in readine.is n small vessell that I 71 210:ik Pittsburgh Shaw fitted out privateers that am Certain is the fastest Sailor in Jtect of rare skill and long experiIlarnhnrt, soiled from New Isindon to harass the Colony— 71 210.‘IK Hl ..‘177 t‘ncCM* bus built an uttraelive golf PitEsburgh Connecticut appropriated the tIn* British, building especially the eonrso in the heart of the residen­ Harper, money, Shaw received the job, and "American Revenue,” the brig, tial section of Drooklyn an ueh87 2KK IK nil .201 New Yolk presently tie was winging hack "Nancy" and tho ship “ Putnam," ioveniont that is without parallel Frisch, frmn'The Islnnds’with th? nwder I Ddes of which are in the new Yale , Mil 300 72 Pill .277 anywhere in the United Stules. St. I,on is In the next April In* was writing collection, all in Shaw’s own hand, i Leader a year a g o today: liarApartment buildings and hum 'S ' P et i \ andey ooi t, of New , ,, ii* . .. , .*— *-, * ■ * ii. ■ ^ork, Connecticut nnid for the “ Oliver grave, Cincinnati, .280, form the background of this unique I.f i l e r s W r i t t e n In 1 m I I ells , | |tlj **\\*,, ,,,, further News Cromwell," largest of all state Revolution, and course, known as the Old l latlmsh Mow C olo n ies W e re In N e e d from the Eastward only that thirty vessels in the AMERICAN LEAGUE Shaw fitted it. The collection Coif Club. It covers fifty-three (Out* D a y S e r v i n ' S1.00)j O f A nt mil nil io n ; M iss I’erThousand Pmvcniinl Troops in the ______ | Simmons, bows "A List of Men Deserted1 acres, and has nine holes with a kins D o n o r O f OiilD e u m e n i ocdghburhoo.i „r Boston -the ComC ries Go IJp From New Y o rk ;! Philadelphia h'J aru 7r> i :ih ,:iy » yardage of 2J)07Juilf of a regulaimitiitration h e ween the Town and from 'Oliver Cromwell." As early as October 22- 1772 lation championship course. V , . , , * , , . . . Country Intindy stooped, and I l*e-I wrote Philadelphia Itaiisii»K<>1»jeel- j1 Y,„k 94 202 05 M2 ditto to Vandevoort in New York M.W HAVEN. ( onn.. July 27 )j V i. u u „UI. |llU.nli.„. to keep it Brooklyn business and profes i u n T o T ak in g D cm p-, speaker. (i-N.NP ln c.in*equeiire of tlie ( an- H()i ( tltltik it is high time Hint —"In regard to the Tea that is cx-j 02 60 ,tlH‘ drive to in nor being nun ,| from the hurt at tl|(. T(ltv |*;irtv |,o made p.-cl e i fmm Great Britain, I pray F I I 0 N 3 47 .'i * * ;! p- Washington >|iHi*r "‘ fcw minutes. No long heartily tin* Colonies will not suf-r New Port to Providence, we yester-)[l( 2(1.1 69 St. Louis NEW YORK, July 27C h i c a g o ....... “ “ “ n „ J' Iu1> i ‘? \wvcn*llty- day removed oura-into the e n u n t r y f V ” : ..... olleetioii are copies of el* any to In* landed. Ruth, fiisl and running strong. lEnv! fk- Jr / 'V »,,n' ,m;" r s n,"Y but I lam,mi the Unhappy Silual- , written Conimudorts HopNew York 'JO 2PJ 1*I 110 .201 'T-, . ,‘I" ,n t ion we are in for want of P o w d e r f t ’ rs wn New York second and dropping Leader a year ago today: Father- tin* Old Flatbush office and in tho i',,^ our “fawn Stm-kTin tills Town kirn , commander of the first naval hack. 11 event of an emergency summons we have not a hnrrell ami tin.......xpcilition under the authority n gill, Detroit, .4011. SARASOTA, Fla,, July 27 — 1 Philadelphia a poor third. can he hack in their office in five ,kpo\Y nut where to git any—— i Congress. Four v e - -els titnler Ills (Special To The Herald)- Al* j T h a t’s the ulignieiit of municipal Substantial Jeweler THE Bit; FIVE" fir ten niimiUs. t So nms a plaint written Decern-! comnmnd were fitted out secretly though outhit, the Tarpons an n ex -[ entries in the rich Tuuncy-Damp­ C All R II HR PCT A Handy Place Jher FI, 1771, by Captain Nathan- nt New London;the "Alfred , to ed the first game of the sc rie s 1sey stakes, Chicago is leading by I’layor a Substantial < lly 1)2 2 pi 70 12!l I .272 "Any city* of size in the country lpI Shaw, of New London, Conn.,! minims," "Andrea Dona and Liu with Sanford lu re by the score of 2 u mile, with a stadium that can Speaker 110 2 III tu 110 21 .201 could have something as handy as V 14 ^r*l'n,L 11 letter Hint has hot' to go sooth to nnny the Rritto 1. Fergus allowed only four ; eat 150,000 persons and no clu ck Ruth !l,7 2 IK 80 II!) 10 .212 this" said Mr. McCarthy. “ Many Just l‘ome into tin* possession of ish fleet. Hopkins retiirned Apnl Hornsby hits while Ids mates touched oil prices. 80 2<J7 00 100 I .239 (lOllIl Yale library lure as a gift f r o m 1 1777, when General Washington Moore for six hut were unable in New York is practically out of Collins "n "(ill 17 01 l •ton c,tio* ,,,lv" vacant property,nr pro" " '" V bunch them. , 70 200 47 01 ‘ ’ I pet ty with a few dilapidated build- J 1*?8 J " ,U! U‘ Perkins, of New Lon* t the running, Even if the boxing An error by Frisbio in the commission cuts loose with a S7U ings .... it located near t h e i r d o v v n - mt(, letu,r, „ tJtIo YESTERDAYS HOME RUNS eighth paved the way for tin? win­ "top" spurt that may nut decide town or in residential sections that „f ,|lt. ,|ay |*,.vn. | \ MERICAN LEAfiUK ning tally Holder walked and when the race. __ i Player Chib No. Season's Total could he quiekly transfornied i n t o __ ______________ Hogan bit one to Frisbio tie*' It should have been done before Until, Yankees 1 17 real beauty spots and nt the sam>* - . . Sanford Bhortstop threw the hall Chicago got tiff no far in front. time provide its business men with tiway and Holder scored, relaxation easily accessible and N A T IO N A L L E A tiU E Philadelphia is just in there run­ HEALING OINTMENT Sanford threatened in the ninth ning for (hiryl place, 1 | Wilson, Cults saving them much valuable time." is the best ever produced for when Cusack, pinch hitting fort Theiv will he no question i>h to Reese. tiinnts I Doctors are daily summoned from Dunbar, singled hut was out try-! where Tex Richard will make his Cummings, fiiants 1 S fO IU U , Hu* Old Flat hush course to per­ F L | 0 | R I | D A lug to stretch the hit into a do u -' next pitch if he passeH up New form operations, and as soon as C n i c k e d T o o W c lw , K wh ■ THE I.EAD EPS hie. The Celerymeii, cored t h e i r 1Yolk, lie will go where the | inn, f 'l i a f i n g , Iced H ug mid 20, their duty is done they ret ora and National l.engue William lone run in the third. Bentley lugs me choice..I Chicago. play another nine holes. The time iMi>8(|tijlo 1’Ik 'K . It iilo p .t I T Will on 17, Horn-by If!, \\’<*bb FI, walked. Friable hit n slow one tnj Call Id in a customer, ,sm American League Ruth 21, Geh- saving value of the course has be­ C U I N G . ' tin* infield which went for a lot f. h in whatever you will call rig 21, Lnxxcri Ft, Simmon?? FI. come widely known mid many Ian iand Bentley scored from reran i , the fight fan i.i a glutton for | IT IS SOOTHING ness men play it every day. bane as Moore, Surnnota limb r, isliment. Al all Drug Stores, 70c, or write LEAGUE TOTALS An old baseball ground, u place th irw the hall past fir t base. PODIATRY PROIMJl IS ---------- 2OP. where the circus used to come mi­ lie may tail again t high pri Niitiuuul Lee Crowe shifted bin hatting ticket scalping, poor scaling P<2 South lleaeh Street 2K2, nim lly, a piece of ground dotted A mcricau order ia an effort to check the hit­ rcrigeineni, overrated fighters, Daytona Reach, Fla. with a few unsightly buildings mid ting slump of the dull. Bentley i.atihfaetoiy endings mid nil that rickety homes—that was what this was shifted hack to the leadoff po- si off, Imt just try to deny him beautiful golf course was a few nition witti Kip Dunhiir luting pla­ tin privilege of witnessing the years ago. The owner of the pro­ ced in sixth position. Png Allen next big boxing spectacle and he was switched t« third position will roll all those protests i perty, William E. Harmon,million, FLORIDA ST AT I LEAGUE with Manager Crowe in tin* clean­ ■me bundle and fling it al what-!( naira real estate man and golf W. E. Pel. lover, got an idea lie would like to 1 up role. ever authorities are trying to pro­ , .MIAMI 17 7 .082 Sunday’s) defeat was tin* third tect him by barring a big fight so t I K .020 make it into a golf course. Hi | SANFORD Straight loss sustained by the Cvt- lie won't have to he taxed for itfriends smiled and regarded him II. 11 .700 askance. i >i Inndo eryinen a fte r getting away to i Now that tile September llcavy- I'mm pH H It .121 ---whirlwind start nt the first m' w ighl ' I an pioii-lep show loom t Galled Preposterous III 12 .117 Hie second half. By virtue of the up ns a big show for Chicago, the Snrannta “ Preposterous," they told him. 7 P2 .308 loss and Miami's victory over St. indignant New* Yorker wants *n SI. T'rderKliiifg But he called in McCarthy. "I fii *-1 Petersburg, the Hustlers went in'.o know why. I(e is writing letters, thought of making the place into \ MERICAN LEAGUE first place. lie wants to lie protected against W. E. Pet. Italian sunken gardens nod 1 will 11 making an expensive trip t«» Chi­ 00 27 .710 if you say you can't make a golf I New York — II I'O A All R cago. Sanford 72 IK .782 course out of it," said Harmon. | Washington 1 1 II II it Brnxley, rf 40 20 .767 McCarthy looked the property over Detivil .... 2 u 1 1 3 Frlnbb'. kb on October I, PJ2 E 18 42 .727 1 I'lilladelphiii 1 n 1 1 (I H . Allt-n, cf "I'll make you a golf course j.Ghlrngo __ -10 40 .510 2 n II 1 0 Crow#. 3b here," said McCarthy quietly. 2K 62 .422 * » f t . I.OlliM Mrycr, 2b 1 <1 1 n *» (i 1 a ii And he did. By November 2. a SOUTH KAS'I’ERN I.I.ACUE j Cleveland *• 20 07 .204 Dunbar, If month ami two days after lie look­ CuBUck, x Pensacola 2;Albany2. 1 it 1 it ii ed Hie ground over, the course wa Ilailev. lb 1 0 ] 17 n NATIONAL LI•2AGUE .Montgomery 7;Savannnh I ( I I ) . It. Alien, r 2 (i II 1 i W. E. Pet. built and seeded. Nine months Olltct s, not scheduleii. *1 n II 0 a Frrgu*. p 54 1.rt .007 later, July, UI27, it was playable, , i’it tub tug 55 10 .001 and would have been in operation t ’llicugo FLORIDA STATU I.KAUFE i •i 21 10 ■; Surasotii 2: Sanford I. Total# 62 27 .781 sooner had not the city unexpeetSt. I.ouia Alt R II PO A Safus'du 40 40 .610 *d|y rut n $3,1)00,000 sewer through ' Miinni 8; St. Petersburg!! (). Ned? York 2 (i 0 1 *» Kirkwood. ;*# 41 50 .471 the property. Olltct, not scheduled. Brooklyn 2 i II •1 -M l' l Holder. If 28 62 .422 Cincinnati The course today is as handsome :i ti (I III 0 Btit'kt*p lb 27 51 .421 as unv in tin* New York district, !!i SOI T H B H N I .E A C F E Philadelphia ifogitn, rf 4 i 1 # n () Nashville 0; Atlanta 2. 24 72 .201 shlendbllv trapped, t*"d hunkered UnMou {jflfluL Jh 4 ii 1 0 II |( ( 'hattatmogn 7; Birmingham 2. •} stretching over fo u rcitvJbWk* nod 0 .3 o n Manus h cf Fire destiny* $160,0(81,000 about the only "regular" playing Parkti, c . ... 2 0 l T 1 (( Memphis « 2 ; Mobile 1-0 . worth of farm property every year. it that can break nnr. 20, is the ....3 u 0 0 7 (( .Other, not -rhqduled. Moore, p _i \MERM AN LEAtiUE veteran golf architect's son.MauSince its inauguration ?'it n per­ rlei* McCnrthv. Jr., tho 20 year old *» 7 27 14 o Clllcavo 2; New York 2 28 •* T<*tal?i manent I iisis in Itlltl, the a ir mail Detroit 7; Boston K, xllatted for Dnuhnr in Plii. service of the postoffice depart­ winner of *b<* Long Island Amateur Firestone Tires 'Cleveland li­ i; P h ila d e l p h i a 0 Culf Has Score for innings: ment has steadily increased its fu- ..twon* *mhin and heralded a« one 411 West First Street Tvl.893 Sanford 001 000 000 I s t. Louis 0 ? Washington FI. •ilities until now 2'J states and the nt *h(> future grents in American Sarasota ............ 000 000 01 x —2 District of Columbia are traversed golf. NATIONAL LEAGUE Sum mary Sacrifice: Fergus; by atr mail planes. stolen base: ! i ? | *n»y, Ifuuhie New York *i !>; Pittsburg 11-1. play: Kirkwood to Maloney. Left Un-Alya 3-1* Chicago 2*7. ruin.) on bases: Sanford, 0; Sutasotu,7, Cincinnati l»: St. Louis 4. 112 Struck out: By Fergus, 1; by Other, not - hnluled. I \MERICAN ASSOCIATION^ Moore, 3. Base on hall*: orf F e r ­ Imliimapolis 4-K; Columbu* f3*t*8. gus, 4; off Moore, 4. ’Umpires INTERNA FIONA I, LEAGUE St, Paul 1; Minneapolis 7. I,nhr and Ituphun. Time, 1:32. ____ JiT»«y Oily U-7j Baltimore 7-10. F, — l------------ ----Rinding 1*1; Ncwiwk 4-1. Toledo 7 1 ; Louisville ll-l < l»t F't— Jellyfish pri? nearly. Pit per cent i Buffalo 7-1; Rochester 2*4. {2nd culled l lili d a rk ). I oronln 3; Syracuse 1 trailed (ith i Kansas Citv 8-7; Milwaukee 6-2. J I S a n fo r d D ro p s F irst O f Series T o T a rp s; F e rg u s Y ie ld s 4 H its fji* RascballStatislics S k ille d A r c h i t e c t B u i l d s In Major Leagues A t t r a c t i v e G o lf Course In LEADING MAJOR LEAGUE HIT­ TERS NATIONAL LEAGUE R e s id e n tia l P a r t B r o o k ly n Player and Club G Alt It II POT. :m * ,H •"“ ISSL T & .S M T n te HISTORICAL NOTE i HAS BEEN GIVEN TO YALE LIBRARY R /"'CHICAGO LEADING AreUnableToRunch cs|lN RACE TO GET! Hits Rebind Twirler NEXT RIG FIGHT JMen’s Linen! Wash Suits 75c Error Paves Way For Win In Eighth Lee Crowe Switches Baltin# Order Rut Hustlers Take Lead Sanford Laundry KCJ’-TuntteyllOlllTd.’VHdWest 310 K2 129 .272 "V1*"W.,s,in K*V" llfi ,207 T 'B H. C. VIELE .. 108 Magnolia .. PODIATRY League Standings IP H ig h e s t Q u a lity | lltesultsOr Games J1 you're a t e l e p h o n c* subscriber simply lift the hook, ask for MS and slate your request. It’s a service that makes it comparatively easy for you to insert your advertisement. And Want ads offer the solution to many a problem. There’s always someone eager to buy, sell or trade; someone who has a service to offer. Results are certain and the cost is quite mod­ erate. at the lowest price in firestone history Why send away for tires. Come in and let us show you Seminole Tire Shop LOANS j y. E. Second St. J. H. JACKSON Phone Gil all Before 1 1 o'clocf I r The D a y s Insertion The Sanford Herald �- «i i •' PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD HERAT,D, MONDAY, JULY 25. 1927 iI Phone )ne 8 H t o A H H H A 148 t \s debit were identical with the mod* A drop of water may contain in 1 : 1 • v \ m i n .iiK bcTA HUPS—MAMMONS | WANTED: a job ns bailer maker, | 19— Houses For S a le tu a ii'fiN D lsS T cm lied Sea dhow. So we got a many ns 100 form - of life, visible I t l V n l t . "I-: Hanford Automobile Co. | to years experience, can furnish 1• 'tiHjilj "i-1 rrm .iH A T h iS t, dhow and set out before the same under r microscope, ju<t Mtigiitilin Avf. Phoiu* I'tT. bi*at of refurem?tinf write or wire, l'OU SALKt—Kour room cottuffc Til.-.-ti* tel* 0 1 . IM o a M. n o trade winds as Hiram utilized to i T A I). R A T IO S Vi. X. Middleton, Atlantic Ave., on one of lies! lots on Mu ifno toy 1 s 1 ..’ U a i.ln .u x A . h iiiP LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSON St. Augustine, Kin. take him upon this greatest of all Nearly one-third of New Mexico I ’llkOirlHU. N -t liu Avenue, nend South Hid-• \ II . 1 . lie fell)' noltri.-it I las*I > c**h in Advance Li]ward Higgins Inc. trading mutes. liming nur voyage jM covered by forests, with a gross --------------------------—— ••! School —Price reasonable. Terms lo ts t.eeit b r o u g h t MKnln..i y o u Commercial & Palmetto. Phone 331 8— F in a n c ia l down the Red Sen we passed many stand of I It,1)00,000,000 hoard feel to1 tia-r to suit purchaser. Owner Dux 431 afiiitr sirletl <’tiori t.v il.v a harbor that Is hardly known to tiAmea I'ot.tiiinlmim f..r t*i« .— ______________________ ___care Herald. p o s e o f tibiatli'lltK ; ile e re t. tits modern navigation past Aden, the SANFORD Overland Co. Willy.tWhite a n ts are the most produ - ).li» t:> loan on Improved de*' ~ '■ . i i i l l l i : tint! s.-ttllo : Its tile Mis i>»tltl» l , ait<4, will ti.- received land of plensriituess, where Slice i K night.* Ai Overluml, Whlppits. MONKV— live of all insects. Thev have been best five # -------o f 1 u it r it n o ii y I ' x l s t l a g l i s t w e « n y.. . -•table resiueniint property .n l'*Ht SAl.Kt— line [on* und collector sent Park & Commercial Sts. phene 58. • Sanfoid at tl per cent interest, no T l . i s i- t h e r e f o r e , t o r.*.|ttlre g ill, Palmetto A n ln n m Rn/.mnjf, 27. H a s H a d stopped on her way to Snlonian's known to lay eggs at tlie rate of room bungalows t . e p p e u r t o Hit s tl.l h ill til I l l s o f • t,4> fin payment. and on to tit Sheba Island«. K0,(Kin a day fi-r u month. liapitl Rise To I'time From landsI biokeiago- Address laiun 1*. O Itl.X Avenue, in Sanford Heights, cor-) l - e e , f | h e n lt-r k t»f llte a b o v e sty t. J ...... . I Dr ti linr Here we waited, as Hiram did, for SEMINOLE HIM ISON- ESSEX 5U3 City. her lot, eipiippeil with electric r.-tri. ni S m ifi.r il, h'lorldn. o n o r Dt'flt Utilise I’ainler; “l.ilte the second monsoon wind, which .......... Hr a Mb* INC range and water heater, price les-'' Following recent floods on tfu 1 • r-> • M o m l n j . Hie i s i . d a y o f n t .......... 7c a Hh* tie \ | . is:’T. In i lc f m i lt ..f w h i c h A Dream,” Says YminnHcrti took us Up to tlie Persian l.ulf. 5*03 Oak Avs, , thun market value, terms to sint.i Amazon river great herds cf 10-11— I 'la n l s A n d F ln w e r s III. I *1.01 plllt Utlll t Will e r o e r e t l .1 Phone -tl i Rov 13 C. O. Herald. otliles infested the river hank , and ; ■ . 1 1 . rules mi request. Tile tails of sea snakes are flat­ ehe mail was reported devoured by _________________________ _ ] , » NEW YORK,.July 33 (INS)— It 1oiiU-rt-tl U n it l i t i s n o t i c e he 4— HusIni'.sN Nervlt e MISSIONARY strawberry plants FOR SA LE:- Live room Spunish Another emliroyo Caruso hovered tened to obtain a better grip on tin* pu t. 11-lii-il for four e o a s e e o l Ive ____________________________ '■IuCi'iI rale a are fur the reptiles. $3.31) per , 1(1110. .Mrs. Cary a eplt* n n r . .•Ill’ll O e e k. Ill ill.- Mullbungalow on Park Avenue. 2 on Hie operatic horizon today ill water. live Insertions, t f. lit ll.'ra l.l ;i iie ivs|> u |ier o f x e n e r eiir garage, nice lawn, immediate the per-nm of Antonio Yunna RnzYOUR 11IJ SI NESS card appear­ Route I. (ii'iirva Ave. Sanford. "I e lr e u l it loll l o it . ll s h e it III s a l t lurii* nf average lentfUi Mbro than 2 lino nan nmtmls of United States exports in Chile i o»'otu> were reouirt'd t*t mint 4:3,. I ' o i i a l y , pr r ee dlltir t l i e s.'ild reiuro pesM'Hsinn,- Can't he beat for the log, 37, whose dark, aristocratic lileil a line. ing daily in this column will I I— .Miscellnnoniis price, terms $200.00 ettsh, linlufce visage bespeaks ids royal Ihitm- .hiring the preceding twelve man 115 1175 worth »*f tme-eent and five- .In\1V-lt n ..« s 011 Imiiil m o l seal at S i n Liin charge nf 3l)c fm tits, rising to a value of Sld.-luo.- tent nieces* wh'ch the UtiReti S tat­ fi i.t, t l,.< .Titian lil<mil, niontlily. llox I IK care Herald. i l i i s f n . l .la> o f J u l y trlion. . I CAR AWNINGS,—keeji out tb *| \ ii. i s : * , tve(rising t» restricted | reach over .3.000 every day! 1 Ami ins im*(oric spring overnight (Mill. es treasury turned out during the mu and drizzling rair, \ 1*. n o r n i . ' u a r Hue Miami ion. from a t riy deck bouse painter to , -and it cast so little a 12 >wurd !•-*idazzling rierU rireuli Couri owners need tin m, $3.30 a pntt 211 F a r m s |".«r Sale I'remerlon. Wash,, with a popu­ last year. oirnr i> inaile The Sann $l.tllltl-|ier-pcrformance reads al­ i n ■: c c . t M K l t o s l;l|i| will lie responsible i nd for one monlli eo is only $3.tld. I is dirt cheap. Satsemeii and sale • - ---|i..|uiiv c’lerU most too much like a page from a lation i'." about 13 1)011 is said to lu- i \ t »m * 1 m i 1 i n 1 tii.iii, 'i'u i:vladles ate cleaning up with th is 1 IK I'A P ) „ne incorrect Insertion. the largest citv in tin* United Stu ' n a'Mitin .11 im i t i • t ' t r i it o r i fictitious "true story’* magazine to IN A t i l t l t l . l . T l l K 111 Tlhlen Phone | is ! novvi >t auto necessity, cull or HE.S'l t.itiser for subsequent tes not served directly by a rail- 1 »' " " s r u i x o i . i : A hull... seem believable. -5. ,|l. u ., for 1 noluluuul. a i. land , , , , „ write for purlieu hits. Auto Awn Tlie office should lie road. i Even now, luxuriously eseonced ,t. 'IIN ' ' ' i p H l i n ' r : : ' i ’i ' m I'I.'^AtS '.'N T . "H alt.I... I t.n l.P i * II. I* lust ask for t bissified Depart-' tug ("u. n Hull llldg. iiiiiueilialcly iti case of lit The State Of Florid# ['• mv.ting studio-aparimcnl. t In the I lowing well diitiivt near hark g shrugs Ins athletic Omul inent' I 12— W a n te d On dft's M'lnrwltul disbelievingly amt Sanfoid, with day suiemil ADVERTISERS murmurs: (ia* highway mid *»tn* mile fium . . . 'T H E MOON AND DIANA Fran"So like a dream." Iferalil representative It. R. station. l vr e ' i * i , I W A l.Lg'rhise i- open in the surrounding Only a tew brief weeks ago lie lily familial willi rates, Already cleared, Perfect W il l! i HE NEW WALL I AIN l I territory. A Real Opportunity for was drawing Ids pay every Satur­ lW| dn-ioiicalloii will drainage. SOMETH I NO NEW AND IIET- n live business man or company , r„titfi#te Information. Virgin sod of unsurpassed fer­ day fm painting ferry deck houses for ilit- Lackawanna railroad in t ! o \ ’1 r'v I*7 ...... ,lf *'nr» Im,n to tility, will glow anything. Iull wish, llley will assist a p f SSANhORD, t i m ! ?2^ n.,f|.M ''| a|j“ V•i, Dwjj| - E«ft«ry. Factory Hoboken, X. *1. wording your want mi­ J.1.1., \ . rL. n Ol.l.LR, l.OOd Acres in units of 5 acres, jn Sanford repre Son of Countess ll nioie effective. as many n-< you want FLA. in about a week. Address all reToday, admitting himself t h ’ AT A i'iviCE SO LOW IT WILL plies to Factory Representative, >()frT.\NT NOTICE .sen of the former Countess Sugni "Make Your Head Swim" PHONOtiRAPH repairing, pian.i llox 123, Sanford Herald. of Rngnui, Dalmatia, Jugoslavia, Home Seekers, Here is Y'our .liers should give ttieir tuning by experts with 17 years (he holds a coatrnrt stipulating that Chance ,r pustoffice aililress us experience. Sanford Music Store 12 -A FARM TOOLS WANTED 'he Is I., sing no less than JO limes It May Never Come Again tlieir phono nuti-lier i> ami Ciift Shoppe. Room 10 & II M: W 'N'T TO 'MlY tractor- disc plow, If you can make a small cash! 'his year, and at least 50 'hues I Hire results. About one Lander Arcade, Phone 8,12 harrow, ditcher. W. M. Young, payment and limiiue ymir first! in 11' 2s. with a gurantee of $1,000 ] ANOTHER CARUSO : BIDS FOR HONORS IN GRAND OPERA [ford Dully Herald tun out nf II tlmusunil Infs lliuiie ami tl*t others luinmu:Jcate with >>u jtiie\ Know your ml 'tress. Lcunlinnance MJJS'I be l permiu at The Sanford foffice nr liy letter. U le. |dl«r«ntiniianrer are not ( 2tin N . Pa rk Ave. Te l 777 *<r 775. Depend on crop, it will easily pay for the f " 1' eat Ii appeartuice until daman y I and $1,500 for each one next land. |f , — A i m r o n e n l F o r lie til I It you are looking Tor n “Snap" year. llchiiu! thi> melaniorplaiMis there Mere It Is lies an entrancing story of tenacity ITIRN’ISIIED housekeeping npnrtSee Me At Once of purpose and deep-rooted deter­ UUILDINCi IlLOl/Kvl — irrigation ] meats all conveniences, 3 rouiiis,' W. H. Yt Hi NO mination that several diff rent and Imxes ami general cement work $D'> monthly, 312 K. 3th. Margains In Real Estate untnstv flavors of adversity could Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. T e r -j-------I’iirk Ave. and Commetcial St not shake. willegcr, I’roy, 3rd uad Elm. |TW(I FURNISHED upartments, Graduating from a naval aca­ but Prompt * Efficient LANEY^S DRUG STQ1D*%-Tr7-! close in, BOB E. Third St. ! 21— A c re n p e F o r Sale deme. Itr17.log, with money in his Service acriptions, Drugs, Soda, We aro NMCELY FURNISHED five room ovvn right, left home for Daly at as near you as your phone. Call DM douhle garage cottage, dose i.t, the are of 20 because his arislocr:i MI't k LANDS A RI NALLAIILE j;,. fattier frowned upon the youth's i01» E. Third Street. UuncentiMils WlC.il I'-CH RISEN HERN V PRINT Just three mites Tcuit the cll\ ,nit||,i jt.„ f„,. a puldic enreer, SHOP — Printing, Engraving, TWC rooms, kitchenette and bath; limits on highway I have eight, shortly after coming to America, Eiiiboseing. See us first. We do beautiful outlook; ull improve- notes of mock lands that can In) 1vottmr Itazlog awoke one morning [TlO-f anil PLUMPING — it. Phone J17-W. R. It. Avemte„ m.w)v made frimid ! meats; attractively furnished; liongbl for $500 an urre or special t .( fj|M! niidty. We handle electric , . „ moderate rent hy week. Young's price made on all of it. Thirty 0)1l, l)U n„m,,v i.nd'vanisbwh ||ui»iit» home light *'"" ______________ m entire Hart includes citf ,„*,.,|,' Razing sought a Job, ants, ii tnford Machine < «. LUMUER and complete line of Apartments, office 200 N. Park actes 1us lauds ami otln*i . .................... j .............. garde.. .........tl)i to lltprovitle nil Ave. suffi------------------------------building material. Low prices. l.iiul. him fi.i poullry aa*l Iclcnt monev for nourishment and l,ry "S' And .Found .Security Lumber Co., “ Where Good TWO NEW— nicely furnished truckI ofV all kinds.f"vt Men ran makoj fj (lf ,liH mtisic study, .Grades Come From" Maple ami apartmeos. $25 per month. Ola living raising aalbs, celery, vegep whill. he lugged In uvy tim- Sixth. Phone 727. I aides and poultry for Sanford and , „Mh,s ............. . at the I W. First St. Phone 207. ly K. R. Harrell, brown nTlau.D. markets. Address R.v \. (..I()|.y t|(li>Mv n|11| |ai,| „ff fr „m | l^g tontaining men’s CONCRETE in every shape and care Herald. This will not la* on; his fob, he took to painting ferrv form, blocks, tile roofing, o rn n -, 1G— H o u se s F o r R on I between DeUiml ami matket long It' you do not th in k 1dtnk hoofs, lie skimped on food. Howard. Notify Roberts’ mentals, etc. Hanford Cement Prod­ try t o , ....... ; „„ ucts Company, Filth und Maple SEE MRS, M O FriTT for nicely this land is worth tin* pricelaials ia clothing, gave up sntoKing ami Sts. Phone 112-W. furnished and unfurnishetl bmiM*.-; buy onnif of the intiel dlbor luxuries, and saved carfare , all modern; cheap. I l l ) Celery other parts nf the country. l.v walking from Ids furnished c u b -, ISuntlsy bunch of keys in CLARENCE SMITH Ave. Phone J20-W. Hoboken to work, until lie pint-r. iteturn to Herald ofCROSS-TIES— ami poles, any !rVcdin enough General Contractor to rent a modest J0U West First Strew* FOR RENT:—Two houses, I ma | grade or dimension. See E. M .ifinv 1v ..in in New Nork near his voice | K,,,.t or II. Hush, Geneva at Phons J41 ! and 1405 W. First Street. i iiutructor. I It turn, lilies A Studio Apartment | M E l AL ROOFING— The Roof Ev- Vulcanizing Works, !,"i— E x c h a n g e The day after he lmd moved in- 1 l erlaatlng. Metal shingles; 5-ROOM.......bungalow for rent, PUDGE to his “studio apartment"—so seam tin and galvanized with hath and garage, on French WILL TRADE modern home mi many ugly, barren, actually remitrars and Gruhatlt Trucks standing roofs, ijee James 11. Cowan. Oak Ave., near 11th St. Phone 224 •>* g ' ia- . ' f__ ^g. at.: .. II lt*,l Orlando for ten acre improved ... .riven this attractive Id Rith St. Phone 3. jave. and Third St- Phone t l ) . celery call at 1)01 Purk Ave. ’..... 'farm, will assume ............ differ- j X l ' hv tenant-sm*kers-R..zlog. once, llox Kt)2. Orlando. Ins £ c o w a n e o . auto (>— Help Wanted (Male) ' unable io cmdrol Ids Janipiness, FOR RENT: —6 room unfurnish­ ) r und >lieet metal works, gave vept to his joy hv raising Ids ed stucco bungalow, 2 bed 20— MiMcclInneouK F u r S ale adt Ave. Phone 7U5-W. reniiitkahle tenor voice in sweet ROYS WANTED—Can use five rooms, living room, dining room, good Roys who are hustlers. Cun kitchen (equipped with electric ARRIVED TODAY sugar o. lend LNHUtD IIUK’K CO. Two men passing under the win­ euru n s .high as a dollar nil after­ range,) hath (with hot and cold and alum for preserving seed dow. overheard. The vibrant tones |312 Magnolia Ave. noon. Apply Circulation Depart­ he,! < ■ ■ •* ' ■ •1 Hall Hardware Co. wut eY). I jnentod 23011 Palmetto i'll 1me 3(17 comp lied them to mmse and then ment Herald. Avenue, rent summer rates, phone to minimal. Iluxlng. surprised. FOR SALE CHEAP: Good mule, , 148. MODEL TRIM CO. the window ami ( | — .. , ----------— --------1 work single or double e ith e r• walked nvet M 7— S ilu a llo n W a n k 'd 5m the cur, not the owner.'" d out. More applause, l i e , ------- 4. ROOM' Cottage, unfurnished, for side. See mule at Potter place 1l*‘*ere )iunt* 817 for estimates smiled and sung ngVirent. I'iuo mock, |2o a uiutuu. near Paoln, J. A. Johnson, l; N DERGR A I)U ATK nui s.* would !’. W, RADFORD A minute or two later the two; It.irntd like |)osition in doctors office ft,,. 1700 mi") knocked at Ids door, 1 27— W a n k 'd To H n rrn w |KW SANFORD ROOSTER or private cases to nurse, llox — ---------"Mv name is Karner, und this Is Average gross cr.ule'ml prutiueci only $ 1.00, Studehak'r E. A. F. care Herald. M. Lielimiitm." said one of them, j hni in the (’idled States for a week |ii,n 111 imc i m i n i .-MIII.V.JIM .1 SDimi wanted for one year “ l "\V.. would tike you to sing for us j A-k fm- carbon juice with •tops the knock. S a n 1 Many animals spend tlieir e n tire , ended Sept. 25 was 2.17i),ll(li> bar- pr, I irst mortgage on gilt edge and perhaps we may give ymi^ 11 sragi* Co. | lives in the open sea. r(,'s* ; inside real estate, worth $5,1100. (•("’tract for some conceit work. post Office Hox 14, Sanford. He sang arias and lullabies in ( Fe"tish. in Flench, in Smtnish, The sea eoverr, three-quarters of I'lilian. and offered to sing also ill — H U S B A N D S O F T tK JA V A R C TOO the earth's surface hut it does not Hi'setnit. ferlitan and Croat inn. W E L L , I H AD fM GCifjG To HiAT LKTURe P H U JG M A T IC -T O O D U LL w THEH L B T con-. provide proper! innately for man's Without further ado, 1 the ..... e o w e W ORK V o UGHT 6T OR. CYNTHIA THEIR S E N S 6 O F R O M A N C E C A D E XXTT. wants. Only about one-thlrlieth of was signed ami Razing gave D O T D N ta M T iP— tT’S ON 'WHAT A N D DtE —SHOW Y O U R H U SBAN D S YOU 1In- world's inhabitants Inhabitants gain their tlieir .... the no t.U his J,,h painting ferry tleck B U T T H A T ’L L 6 C A R E NOT P L E A S E D WITH T H I S - L E T Y o u fL J | YfP0N6 y/iTM MO06FM livelihood directly from the sea. houses. P A A lV jlS O F TH e P R E S E N T -D A Y ACTIVE / A GOOD W AN TZ> MuSBf'NDS?¥ YOUNG H ER O ES DISCOMFORT T H E M — 6 £ T O U T O p (T CTC.-MO B l AM.’ ROYAL CLEANERS X DYERS] We clean anything. Do ull kinds of plaiting. Phone JK1-.I. ft’NVop -tv ___ [10 0LAMP OUR Y C t I t ( COVvw OM IT experts say, is a n alm ost perfect sea l fo r tobacco conditionI L _ R ~Z0\ i THINK So, Too x w a s Talking T o y MRS. v a c — 5><£ SAID AfARRfAGC (S A CCR(fK<5 THING AND OHC MAS T o CLAMP OHC'S (tcTU DOWN ON IT 7\ Y e n ? w e l l in MGR CASE SHG’LL HAVE TR O D flE e KEEPING l(G$f TONGUE oor o r Tn e w av 7 0 ‘" f t - % SNOOl* •V.7s s!f%mujV(T LONDON, July 25,—A claim to thi- problem <>f finding a land have discovered the whereabouts whi te all the tilings which com­ of tin* lost lands of Ophii*. from prised the Queen of Sheba's great which Hilkiu, the (jueen of Sheba, gift to Sulotnaii could he uhtnineJ. brought to Soloman her miigiti"When the Queen arrived in ficient gift of incense, spices, Solomon's country with her 33 gold, jewels, apes- pearls of price, tons of gold, jewels- and the like, and 11)mug trees, was mode py king Hiram, who was friendly Commander C. Crauford, n Brit- with Soloman, was given the task ifh naval officer, during the cou- f looking over the merchuntljsa. r-c of a lecture l«*fore the Royal (a doittg so he noted the whole­ United Services Institution hen*. sale markets and used a sailor’s Commander Crauford guvu an knowledge, which I followed. account of his 20 years' search for Trading Schemes tin lost lands and of hi* discovciv "He plunned a trailing scheme, nf them 100 milts east of Aden nr- and it was followed by his route | ic) a fifteen months' cruise in th • and it was hy following his rout** Rid Sea. the Persian Gulf ami the in a dhow(a single masted ship Indian Ocean. of about 2<K) tons)—that same Mystery of Ages type of ship he used—that we The whereabouts of Ophir lias found the lost lunds of Ophir. Hir­ lie n one of the mysteries of II* tit ’ | IUII am's fleet traded all the way from aces. From time to time it has, Rzimi Gebtr, at the head of tho Iren declared to he in various (Red Sen und Tarshislt dawn the putts of the world, hut previous prevtous j Red Sea, across the wean to Soco*laiins to have tiiscovured its site tin Island, then on to Ceylon, hack have been proved groundless. t > the Persian Gulf, along th** “ I found Ophir exactly where it Kart ('oust of Arabia. They trailed I oil" lit In be,"said Commander all the way und returned to Exlon | Crauford, “ in Arabia, and it hn» l.ehir In three yearstitles men another sevei) years nr "By studying the ship* front be­ 11 to furnish pro >f i of its ideiiity. fore tho flood to the present day i i u i rdblem of finding Ophir wa» we f«mr.d that the ship* or Etlojt j EM EM BHR how tlie soft foil ciga­ rette package re|iluced the pasteboard I)Ox! Well, here’s the same idea applied to y»//te tobacco: A heavy f o il pouch, sealed in an extra rw rapper o f glassinc E n g lish N a v a l O ffic e r S a y s ■ H e H a s D is c o v e r e d T h e L o s t i L a n d s M e n tio n e d In B ible\ All __ r BY TAYLOI? • IT 'S A G R C C D F ^CAR.THOT W C't.L PRACTlCC: r 'NOOFC M e T D O D - M A R R IA fiC J*> b rw io u s A N D W E ’ V E Cj O T v l e— Experts say it is more “ air-tight” than the ordinary pocket tin . . . it keeps Granger in perfect condition . . . fresh and full-llavurcd indefinitely! Another thing: Foil costs less than a tin hence Granger’s popular price ■* OMAN (11 K H tlK JII CUT IS MADIi UY TIIB I . I UOBT T *-JNt#*** V„ f _' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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 25, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0d87cb9f95cc8223a139ef4063f91836.pdf c10e36ae7c75433629d2e4d1e2737bcb PDF Text Text THE WEATHER VOIJR n e w s p a p e r Gcnrrlly fair tonight nnd Wednes­ day except local thundershowers Wednesday afternoon. ishcd in Florida’s Heart World’s Greatest Vegetable ,»n. I Is Richest Garden Land Leased Wile lulernaliimal News Service tJME N O |Victim O f Masked Mob Has Vanished S A N F O U l), F L O R ID A , T U E S D A Y , JULY 2(i, 1927 EXTRA SESSION' Preparations A , M a d e r o r MAY BE CALLED Stale Chiefs At ConfcreneeOf Governors Think Flood Con­ trol. Farm Relief Anti Tax Reduction Art Necessities rijrp Simons unicis ,\ New Panel Of 90 panics Drawn ToSeIcct The Jury From Ml Agree Flood Control Is rs. Droller Is Leading Figure lUrt House Jammed As Trial Is Opened; Doctor Is W orried "O U R T R O O M , F R A N K- N, L a , July 2 T > . - ( I N S ) ectlon o f a ju r y to tr y D r. omas Dr eh or, M rs. A d a Le V Belief Prevails issippi A l i o Problem For 74 PER CENT OF CITY TAXES HAVE BEEN COLLECTED Hlni>ii Graves Is Held For Trial In Shooting Of Prohibition Aid I.ilIttltiK Four Robbers Hide In Mountains While Deputies C lose In ti? the floor f i l i ng lit IMi PERSONS DROWNED hundred and fifty persons were drowned liy the capsizing o f a large Miineso passenger junk bcWc,,n •'nnton and Koogmnon dur" ;i 11phoon, : ii'| a I long Kong mrpnti'b *0 the evening news to- D(ci liandreil and twenty-five taxes atV the office of Tax Collect­ 'ittiens registered yesterday for or John I). Jinkins. Mr. DuBoac will file a list o f qualified voters Die city election tu he held on with the poll officers just before August 6, according to figures the election, hut it wns explained J’Witted this morning ut the city that those who ure registered or '* ikj, office. It was tho heuvicst tho city hooks, may wait ns lone '"*y» registration since the books us election day to pny their |>°* '■re opened on July C. taxes nnd still be eligible to tasl Forty-two registrations were their ballots, . ' hi the morning nnd almost The registration list now stand’ ... u.l‘ V'Ut number in the afternoon, nt 2,248, which is 803 more that .. "l,,'g the total. A feature of were registered for the lust cil) Di tK» , uy" *UBt minute rush wns election in December, 1928. ’• fstt thnt more than hulf o f that' occiiMion approximately L-0 jiiicii. |voters were qualified hut onl; ill be about 1,000 cast their ballots next jit is believed that the comini super- elecion will attract the heavies i w ill'vote in the history o f tho citj naes o f |Some authorities predict a po r poll j 0f 1,100 to 1,800 votes. lio n English fr y To -•. Mariner Receive Award For Savin: Lives O f! 1 Person Will Graves, cpcralor of a filling ,.tution at the intersection o f the Orlando and Oviedo roads, who has boon held in the county jail for r event I days in connection with the shexiting of J. B. MeKco, federal prohibition agent, was held for trial in federal court following a preliminary hearing in F«t I Pierce on Monday morning. Graves await; trial ou a charge o f interfering with nil officer as tho result o f an encounter in Gra­ ves’ filling station on last llmr..dny afternoon. According to tentitnony;given nt the hearing, the dry agent wuk blmt in the leg a t hiigun struck the flmir. M« KeC is raid to have felt a lug at his gun in its holster and as no whir.ed a­ round to catch the offend' 1 . alleg­ ed to have lieen Grovi 1 rcvol 125 Registrations Added To City Rooks Rn Monday To Boost The Total To 2,242 li> British Admiralty Has Already Prepared A Statement In Event Arm s Parley Fails PSUCHOWFU GOES \R1ST0CRATS MIX TO NATIONALISTS'WITH PEASANTS Seventy-four per cent o f city taxes have hern paid into the city trearury r-ince tho hooks opened more tlinn eight months ago, ac­ cording to figures submitted today by Miss Ellen Hoy, tax collector. With little more than n month left in which to pay taxes within the proscribed time, there remains $72,ftp I.lit (o be t olleoled. At the rate tux payments have haustrd, but Judge Simon over­ been made during the past two or tied his objection. One of the leading nnd most in- three months, it is believed that •rtsting figures in the trial of the city will be unable to collect a irre perrons for the brutal miir- very large portion o f the balance t of Janies l.elloeuf now under­ lay in the St. Mary parish court- due. In June the collections totaled owclicre, is Mrs. Thomas Dre- $2,'.180.1)0 while thus fn j in July |fr, xife of one of the defendants. tux payments have amounted to I Calmand smiling, she betrays no $2,708.34. Although an increase In lutnrd ilgn o f tho terrific •a.-n'r. collections is anticipated during Kndrr which she is laboring. She [itri a seat directly lichind her August, it is not believed that they [labinil, the physician, w'", is nc- will exceed more limn one-tenth of the amount duo Tho total amount of taxes which I:unkr, for love o f Mrs. Ada LcllofoL another «?f the defendant 1. w ire to have been collected by the I Even Dlstrirt Attorney Emile city lids yeai>was $282,13'.). 44 and I oill'i.'.'-al,"dm* fitly pro.-ecuto 1 . the payments tInis far aggregate Ibo n-ks prospective jurors if $200.0:11.1)5. The books at the city .. .. ... . .1 ....... 1..... t Ihry would object to a dentil pennl[jr for her husband, falls to slmkc lo calm. 8he leans a bit forward when the questions nre put but Bhrrc is no show of emotion. Dr. Droller mops his brow feVerLhly while Mrs. Lellocuf fortjsses her eyes on the long wall clock F.ih its slowly swinging pendulum, jltarolhy, the pretty daughter of Doctor Drchcr, stiffens pereeptihly. James Beadle, tile last of tjie defendants, who in accused o f nctu»11y shooting Lellocuf and cutting •’pen his body, continues to chew his tobacco, and gazes about the vnp N E W YORK', July 20 — (I N S )— Six motormen j were discharged today liy Frank Medley, president and general tnnnnger o f the I, It. T. for re­ nine length in order i | fusing to instruct grevn motor•itbens may he thor- J men to bo used ns strikebreak­ iliar with the details ers in the threatened city-wide ml. The engineer will ie wat< rwny from Runt Runners Take Wot Goods I walkout of trnnsit employees. ii'(vpsiiti, reviewing From Kitchen In United This action, according to the lenders of the nmnlgamnted as­ Is potential value as a j Slates To Dining Room In sociation of street nnd electric travel nnd furnishing Cnundtt So As To SavcThcm railway employees, paves the •sting data. ( wny for a strike tonight with­ v night's meeting will • out even taking a vote. Power­ t stag>,,l In Sanford in Base Of Operations house trouble in Ilrooklyn, snid t o f the canal question, nthcrlngs hnv already Along 80 Mile Front to have nothing to do with the strike, tied »ui .service for Sev­ in Lake Mary, Geneva ! .not!. * The first twli I. Known \ • The MoslScctirc ern! hours todny. 1 liv tlie canal hoard I B ase F o r S m ugnlin i? O p era­ ddressed hy both speak- I I ngninst the project. | tion T h e r e Is In A m e ric a rood meeting "a s culled •| N O T H :- llo w lo»ronce of opponents of ‘ m i itnllt-rn c:l\V l ll i 'l r m I re nnd only speakers i from m-I::i i i . In movlm; io canal were oil the fr o m l l i . 'l r k t l r l l c u til tlm lo Ottiindn lr* ilm io r llin l l•> Rowing tho meeting here o n M .ilU vn ti o i l i e r Ktorl.'M Youngberg is expected to I' l l . « Will follow. ■I vend dn.VK in uthur pnrts to county whore he will hold liy LAW RENCE SI Ll.t\ i-icuro with inloreateif citi- Irtcrnalioiinn Nows Service Stuff Planes Will Accomodate 10 At the meeting, Col. Youngberg Correspondent intends to discus* the proposed Passengers In Addition To ROUSES POINT, N. Y.. . One Thousand Pounds Mail; -Forty-five mil^jt from M Plan To Begin lit September ou the famous King I Highway, Rousea Point, th northerly city in Now York is legmdcd by prohibition officers n tlu> greatest rum smuggling ci titer on tho Quebec bonier. It Li ways incorporated with the Cub­ tin- bnjo fur opornlionn along the an government for the handling i f Cuban mails, it was announced a the Cuban consulate here. The Pan-American company was re­ rie ly O f N e w Y o rk VndUhi(Is Of Wounded Stream cently awarded a contract by tho i,iii;i) A r r iv e A l W oodlan d N a n k in g VhC'Iu iu r K n i United States postal authorities C erem ony U n itin g R iitlS IillRim . MtnckAndCnpfor the transportation of United man A m i F o re st S w e c ih e r l Stntes mail to Cuba. : A r r ie n t Uhincae CH> A fleet of three planes will lie ANSK. Quo., July 10.used hy the cdhipuny in inaugurat­ Kisnuts i*f the north ing the Cuban service. They will nglcd with blue-blooded In* Fokker three-engined planes ,.f N c’a York nnd Chioof the type of the "America," in idnv a the woodland which Commander ltyrd made his f J m A ( “ Bud” ) Irons-Atlantic flight, heir to a $150,000,000 The planes will have accomoda­ Miss Lena Viola Wilson, tions for 10 passengers and 1,000 in tty girl o f the forest pounds <>f mnil. Passengers will inployed formerly In his lie carried from the first day o f the service which will begin some|"T cruisers in canoes nnd . lenders in handsome motor i> d up the river this morn11 tin- fifty-mile jaunt that Key West and all oilier preenu- tlons were not forthcoming tiut it Uc< h Stillman lodge from Hons to insure tho safety of tho wns stated that "certain pooplo inc of •'.‘civilization." Social tM) mile water flight will he taken, not intarqjtcd in tho success o f ‘ he • nnd Inhabitants of the The first piano will leave Key conference hnve poisoned tho whole uni, I'rom Uif* forests of Carl* West at 8 A. M. making conncc- atmosphere" hy asserting that township' to the peaceful ig country o f the fSoli.itouire . (bin with the train, Havana-Sper- Great Britain Is making larger deI i con, staged n friendly tiler 1 inl, arriving here at 7 o'clock from nmnds for cruiser tonnage than ap. f Maurice to Onmd An - • the east. A plane will leave Hava- pear on the surface. The foreign wedding is to he the most tm on the return trip at I P. M. states that this "anti-British prop•ate ceremony ever will cssed t'l make connections with north- nganda" has now decreased nnd tho s pail of the world, la tho hound trains. situation is improving." of a virgin forest that «The plane, will land in Havana Tho Hon. W . C. B r i j M n « d |., in wild game of OV. y de­ n' a field adjoining the fnshiona- ' iscount Cecil *’“ '2 ' 1 J ' . bit,, tho Rev. K|direin I/Ami Me Almendnres Hotel. Autos will [ 4 uni l ° ?,?ncV5, f °,r hv list asslstnntii will unite “ Bud" he provided for transportii(g o f I Y’u7. 1 i 1 jit n lt o In inn in Indy wedlock v/ith hi passengers and arrangements » »*• British cab}n«t ** ih<i*,d princess. • dove o f pence has spread » "r «■* £ r 2 S K ^ S S S £ T ' ings over the course « f young , Great Britain will make every efm 1 ho wedding day dawned Pa eager service from tho forl to uVObl a break, it wns stated Palm Beaches and Miami direct to jn 0ff|c|nf quarters today, but fuilhe mountain tops of flocklniir. II 11valid will be nao of the first un, rt,Kari|e,| „ „ certain if the • dsiys of |dol and counter jealousy and in trig r1. Lena' expansions to be established by cu|,inet BBncUons the udnilrallty's its are reconciled to tho wedthe company. Uiter the service rt..)ortei| demand for 70 cruisers, ,p,lo ] )a||y n cwb attacks the The success o f the affair the entire border force in this will lie one of the first expansions Inin threatened for a time u 1 open tot 1Rory, 'i hroo pursuit t i he established by the company. |jr}tin)i position todny and dedatk* 1 i> of the resentment over bouts capable of a maximum speed Ijiter the service will he extended - — — » •laborale prepnralb ns for the id :ili miles an hour make up the ea 1 from Havana around the is­ notiy made by Mrs. Anne rum navy .of Isiko Champlain, land " f Uubn. touching the jirlnlimit Stillman. "Bud's" mother. v/hcro the smuggling craft dart oil I liti-H of ihat country. It is id,u\it at II Is fifi miles an hour. ah - al.Miaed to eventunlly extend A tribe of 2.(>0() Indians on tho the . ice to the island of Coz­ St. Ri gj government reservation, en I. ahm : tlm Yucatan const and ::u miles northwest o f Malone, N. tilt ■11 -’i ('• •ntrel America to I*uY., carry on tome o f tlm largest ertn Pairin', |,u Union, Port Liand most troublesome o|ierntiptis 1111.11 and Colon, according to Pan Kotarian Frank Mac Neill was in in tbii icelion of the ruum front. Aimrirnn Airways officials. churgo o f the program at this week’s meeting of the Sanford Rotury Club which was held at noon todny. A musical program wns giv­ en by George Broekhahn who play­ ed und sang several numbers, all o f which were greutly enjoyed. Al the A iiso nil tho luxuries (*f Committees were present from P A L A T K A , Fla., July 20.-(IN8) Southampton or N« wpprt nre seen MT JACKSON, Vn., July 20.— Pete Norton, spurts editor of the both Fastis anil the Winter Gurdmi a lawn fringim the virgin for­ (IN S ) Hiding In the almost im- Pnlatka Daily News, formerly o f en clubs und plans were discussed , st, Today tlm.i f ‘te and the pri­ poneiiable faitn* o f the ’great Sanford is minus the tip of the | relative to an annual inter-city mitive meat on th Stillman lawn. S,it’ ll Mcmtaius. '.'< ) miles West of third finger o f Ids right hand to - 1 meeting which will probably be “ Bud" is over iyril that nil is | here, tilts robber of two men nnd day as the result of nil attempt to held ut San-Lando Springs homo well with Ills inot icr-iii-law to lie. time in September. Tluj eluba He asks only Hint he and Lena Im |1 wo women who robbed the Nat- rapture 11 fmir year old ’gator on which will stage this meeting arc 1 ional lhrnk of $2,00(1 here yesterthe municipal golf links lust night. permitted to s< k happiness but Pluying in a twosome with Grom to bo those o f Orlundo, Euetis, knows that there isn’t any happL i flay to defy the efforts of a posse Anderson, the ’gator,, which was Winter Garden, Apopka, Leesburg n,ms for a bride whose mother u 1of Hu mi a to find them. With hundred o square miles of three feet long was discovered in ami Sanford. estrang’ d. . . , , ,, Short talks were given by Rot" f ain-tlm happiest fellow ill the the rough on No. 1. In attempting to slip a noose over the litigator's urluns 1. N. Kennedy of Eustis and Miami Matron Killctl world,” he said today. "E very­ head, Norton was nipped on the George Roper of Winter Garden, thing Is going J ” be fine for all ol In Automobile Wreck us Eugene Roundllut, who has Just finger. During the last few months from now on." I.lko the young Prlflcotonlnn golf shots hnvo killed birdf, rab­ returned to Sanford from an ex­ lama is blissfully happy. 'll*' bits and pole rats on the local links tensive tour of tho west, gave an (harming little "«>od nymph, win . J Ma I interesting account o f Ids trip. Mr. hut Norton is the first to discover spanks English haltingly, ihntten 'gulor hen*. The 'gator was later 1---- I Ibnimillnt stated thnt he laid trav­ joyously in fascinating patios, am elled over 7,000 miles in 22 days. ruptured hy ruddles. becomes gravely Incensed whet I facing n problem,Is overjoyad nt tl" ’ apparent reconciliation bctwcit I ter dUbu two families. rre Than $72,000 RemainTo lie Collected In One Mon I It’s Time; $209,0:11.95 lias Been Collected Of $282,l.*$9 Total ,cuf ami James Beadle foi Six Union Motormen Discharged In N. Y. Canal Meeting To Be Held Here On Wednesday Night Mcmbirs of the St. JohnsIndian river canal hoard announce I this morning that preparation have boon completed for a public mnss meeting to lie held W* dm tiny night at K o'clock at tli'1 court house. Col. Gilbert A oune berg, former gpvommont en­ gine r and an authority on the canal question, will he the oul;. NUMBER 277 Member Audit Bureau O f Circulations Commits Suicide A M aking Careful Plans NEW YORK, July 2ft (IN S ) William lhirnes. br>. u * tant su­ perintendent o f n 21-story build­ ing, committed suicide today a f­ ter making ccrtuin that tho at­ tempt would be successful. Barnes mounted to the rot*r of the structure, stood nt the para­ pet, and shot himself through the head with n revolver. The., body then plunged to the groun. hardy missing a truck loaded with Hundreds of persons suw the body falling and several women fainted. Poilre could learn no motive. reg ulate r a d io W ASHINGTON, July 2ft-( I NS 1 The Federal Radio Commission will n l: congress to empower it to rrrulatc radio advertising. ««m rnlssloner H. A. Bellows said today. Ask M e Another! Gary Still Confined; Condition Is Improved NEW YORK, July 20— (IN K ) Although his condition was dd to have improved, Elbert II. Gary, 80-year-old chuirman o f the U. 8Steel Corporation remained today confined to his homo with a slight illness and did not attend t! • quarterly dividend meeting of tin corporation's hoard, o f directors. Judge Gary is expected to re­ turn to his office within u few day*. He hns Ix'cn suffering from . iva d ci ilx 1 by / tary as a "alight iiulisposllion " Cosgrove Uncovers Plot Against Iris! COTTON MAWKHT 'DUBLIN, July 20— (IN S ) — Reliant to?ml evidence o f a widepreud, well organized plot against the Trish Free State, bucke«l by secret societies with branchin the United States and Great Britain, ami Including plans for obtaining guni* from Germany, It­ aly and FronFo, for Mso oguinst Irish Free Staio officers, was laid the dull t(Niay by PresiUviii W. T. Cosgrove. Each dny The Herald will present five questions concerning Sanford's history, Its industries, its ilty government, its rccrc*' I : utiunul facilities and other Interesting subjects. The answers will • he given with the questions, l'err-ons who have questions which " they desire to have included in this column, may communicate with The Herubl. ' SI QUESTIONS 1. What is the value of the Mu­ nicipal Library? 2. In wlint year did the c|ty ac­ quire the golf course? 3. Who is president of the Ro­ tary Club? 4. Jlow many cam of celery were shipped last season? fi. Who is tho A. O. L. »u|»erinU'itdeut for the Sanford division? 1. ANSWERS $43,010.43 4. 6,300. {* T. 1- Dumas �V( P A G E S IX : 4* nKVI/' ny *. THE Coolidge Hears H ot Words A t Picnic H e u a i .d . Mo n d a y . .tT l y 2 5 . 1927 SCIENTIFIC PROBE Illinois Politicians Buckle On Guns IS CONDUCTED TO For Fight In Coming State Election AID THE FARMERS G '+ O BUIC SPRING FIELD , III. July 2-V- .-eed to the out-of-court settlement J (IN S )— Illinois politicians are glr jetween Small nitd the state over, ding themselves for a clash at tin the alleged unpaid interest. next election. A third strong entry for the post More Dollars Per Acre T o He New hnreds and alignments hnvc probably will be Secretary o f State Object O f Investigation U i risen in the “ Sucker State," threa­ L. L. Emmerson, undoubted}’, a Agricultural Crops; T o T ry tening overthrow of existing com­ ;nndidate and a political enemy of To Stop Waste In Farm ing bines and even the political life of the governor f<rr years. Emmerson some prominent in shaping the is perhaps able to poll the largest personal following in Illinois. W ASHINGTON, .inly 25.— More state’s dcstinick. Thg fight for the goVerporshlj All three of these downstaters, dollars per acre for the farmer is the objective o f a scientific inves­ promises to he marked by extreme to whose number may he added ' John Oglesby, son of Illinois' Civ­ tigation of agricultural crops bitterness. launched by the United*States ltu-J Gov. Lon Small, whose adminis il War governor, Richard Oglesby. renu of Standards. And Chicago, smarting under (ration ruled the late session o f the Ilureuu experts in cooperation legislature with a firm hand, b what she believes unjust treatment >y the last legislature, may hold with the Agricultural Department, expected to ho a candidate for re he deciding cards. are endeavoring to find commer­ election. I f he is, he will exert cial uses for tile millions o f tonH himself to the utmost to win. ns hi Whether she will hack one o f the o f products which go to waste an­ is smarting under recent pavmen 'ownstaters with all the power o ff nually on American farms, Acting to the state o f *060,000, which he Thoinpaon-Lundin, DeneenDirector L. J. Briggs announced , co u; ice I for the state alleged wn 'lov.’e factions or whether the fnctoday. due foV unpaid int ioas will split, is a matter for arm waste costs agriculturists funds during Small’s term as -tm •iji cture. millions of dollars annually. A treasurer. The governor l.imscl President Coolidgc, with no warn­ A I’ossihility exists that the ja r s i «•»<* V ions del-able per cent of this waste ,-iainw the payment minis) and t •*. „•>< »i2unti ing, humped into a little political 'hi ng< ami may unite, forget their can be eliminated in the opinion of thut ,lo wn„ forc(.(, t " •wn -and date, thus precipitating Jamboree When lie attended the government scientists. ' . ; whteh " " Y T f T T ' 1* “ A fter the agriculturist has liar- 1 , , , V hl l,nn l« received \ hoarder rent in the politicul farmers’ picnic at Ardmore, H. I). Vf v/' structure of the state. ve sted and marketed the main crop " " n ![., un‘ ?’ .. Governor Hulow is shown above it is time for the industrialist to, r‘‘e Down-} talers J radically all o f the candidates j& tossing a few verbal hombe into step in and find a market for what1 As an already self announced are pledged to continuance o f 111-1 4 ' , ‘f it enemy for gubernatorial honors, inois’ hard road building program! the tariff and the “ fixing of arti­ is left,” Briggs said. he must face Attorney General "Frequently ’what is le ft’ i s 1 which under Governor Small lias I ficial prices for the things the three or four times the weight of Oscar Carlstrom, under whose grown into perhaps the best in the farmer has to buy,” while CoolEge, tin muin crop. If this can he command the state's counsel ug- union. straw-hutted, sits listening. After utilized as the raw material for the crowd Imd cheered Hulow, Sen­ manufacturing industries, the The grasshopper makes love by This year’s world production of farmer will receive more dollars ator Norbeck shown to the left of 200,000,000 per acre without any increase in scraping one o f his bones against rayon will exceed Coolidge, tried to even up things another, thus producing a sort of pounds. the production of crops.” with words to the effect that “ the The lui|tiiry may develop at least insect serenade. a partial solution for the plight in only thing worse thnn a Republican Sir Christopher When’s tomb in Recent surveys indicate that 25,- St. Paul’s Cathedral beurs the sim­ which agriculture has slumped ta riff was a Democratic one." Then mm iliio.diin o f the -12.000,000 men and ple epitaph, " I f you nre seeking since the war. Ray Mugusnn (righ t) made sweet Among the first products to he w,iinen in America who are cm- my monument, look around." music on his banjo and everybody rtudied will la- torn. Whereas the ployed, have defective eyesight. was happy again. I (lacking industry “ uses all the pig" — — ----- — ----------Between New South Wales and the farmer utilizes hut 20 per cent Eighteen regular lundiug fields Queensland runs a fence 600 miles .J of tiie corn. land more than DO emergency fields long. It wus built to keep tick-in­ Magnolia Avenue. The corn plant according to the an- maintained by the government fested cattle out of New South is tile painting hy Louis Janin A special pocket gas mask was ani.ouncemeut Inis been subjected • o the transcontinental air mail Wales. j which was exhibited at the Spring designed recently by the United tn intensive study for years. Tin* route. bnicau will proceed immediately Salon last year, when it had great Suites Hiircau of Mines. A picture c*f the British tax with the problem <f putting into About 15000 tons o f peanvt hulls success under the title, “ The Em­ stamp that helped to start the Rev­ semi-commercial production pgiperor Ma Wang and the Royal In 101.'I England exported nearly ("c collected annually in the mills For the 24th yenr Buick has again fulfilled this promi* Mother of the West." Mn. I.it.i 0(1,1111(1,11(1(1 tons of cim I. Last year cesses which have been worked around Suffolk, Vn., with equal olutionary wur has been published by the New Jersey Society of PenHc.uinrd Iiiih a curious portrait of the amount was 25,1)00,001),(100 out in government laboratories. amounts available at Albany, Ga., nysylvunin. When Better Automobiles Are Built . . . Buick will build A considerable portion o f thu •mo Fort Worth, Texas. a mun against ii carmine hack- tons. $50,000 appropriation for the in­ 1ground. Sir- Frieseke shows his A complete chemical investiga­ The public debt of the United vestigation will lie expended in tion of the utilization of the hulls •x .(..j. .j. .5. .p.j, .p.p.j..p.j. Hundred American A r t is l* ' u?l,.n* Client . .in. his ,picture. of, n Nh/Iii- a.,n.|mnnu *if’ K'rl with a looking-glass m her States reached Its maximum on thi! erection and operation o f uu ami burrs from the cotton plant ohow SpiLimans Of Handi- pllin,| | beside a table experimental mill in the heart o f will Im> made. In one county of Aug. 81, J!)It), when it stood at work At SeligmanOalleries; ■which stands a vase of flowers, $2(l.fd)-l,0()U,1)0(1. On June -’ll) of this •he corn hell at Iowa State Col- irxn* alone Inst vear 1,0(10 tons blithering Cordial HcliltioiU; Gilbert White has a beautiful fig­ vear the gross debt was Sl'.UM.I,- lego. of burrs were collected. From peanut hulls probably will experts "p re d ic te d ''th a t"^ *1w E te ure portrait of a man seated in the 0(11),000, produced edible organic acids,, can be employed profitably. .P A R IS , July 28— (IN S )— The ojH-n air. two hundred Americun artists Gwen I-e Gallicnne has a view of working in France who are now a monument which is not easy to exhibiting their handiwork at the define and Mr. Wesley Jacob:! Heligman Gullaries in Paris, aw shows what may he two savages 1 dblng much to further the artistic In an exotic landscape or Adam entente between the two countrie*, and Eve in an earthly Paradise. It was planned to qhow Americans (..’harming miniatures are exhib­ In France .as well as the French ited by Mary Lyttloton Wyatt and themselves, what Interchange of Harriet llullowell. Among some in- m artistic ideas has In-on made be­ tcresting staturary is a remarkable I ■ will prove aij Ideal Stopping Place fo r you tween the iwo countries, one in Muck bronze by Mrs. J , ' TJtere are exhibits of sculpture Harriett!.* Miller representing an ( ■ and your family during the Summer months oil. wuter-colors and miniatures. Egyptian divinity between tw.i * Tile dean of Americun painters in pi iet rale ii do re rs. Harliara Hern- H or on your week end visits. Only a step to the Paris, F. A. Bridgman, bus un Al- ert, a young American sculptress,* ocean. .* gcj-ion scene full of loenl color, from New York, is showing a de­ Your Headquarters * — 4 X it. “ Femmes Arnhes jourunt uux car­ lightful head of u young girl .villi tes.” Ashton Knight is showing ii plaited tresses. ‘ When You Come Over very fresh landscape, “ Chuumieru ■I at Janlin on. Normiindia,” in Near the summit of Mount Ev­ which there are hlossoming upl*-tree, roses and iris in tin* most erest, climbers have been knoVn Irilllnnt spring verdure. Humph- fall from sunstroke, though the nir ery Moore has an interesting har­ was below freezing. em interior, Some experintunlcni of the near Spain Iiiih provided nuhjects for neverul ‘ American artists, Alice east are Hying to transmute Iiiim* 51uth bus done an excellent study metals into gold by foinulns found Hurry Over Often! o f "Spanish woman in yellow in ancient Arabic manuscripts. Fown seated on a bulcony.” And Alins Jackman is showing u charm-1 A simple method o f preserving "T .Spanish girl with mantilla, i sweet cider without any loss in fla­ Operating l ’epp’s Pool Ami Path House One o f the most curious and in - '1vor is being sought through exper* “ On The Ocean’’ . . \ »'l tercstlng works in the exhihitio.i i intents at Ohio State University. iunn + > + + + + + * * < .+ + * * + * + . 5.++ .p.p.}.4~:..:..p<..).+.p.p.>o.+ + + 4 40 .*4.+ 1./..pt ♦ +++++* TNbw on display a ll Buick.dealer Sanford Buick Ct AMERICAN ARTISTil EXHIBIT WORKS IN PARISIAN HALL On The Wonderful Ocean Beach At Daytona ■ T h e AVater’s Fine Make Our Bath House And Pool T O E D A Y T O N A ■ The Breakers Hotel Si s>± Special Summer Rates E x tra S p e c ia l W e e k E n d R a te s You use our Bath House or Suits The Breakers Hotel ALMOST OVER! OUR CONSOLIDATION SALE “ Going Out O f Business In Sanford” Biggest Bargains Ever O ffered In T h e History O f Our Store Piece Goods-Ladies’ & M en’s Apparel-Notions A ll Must Be Sold Out. )) « Sanford Dry Goods S. A. Irwin, Prop. Sanford Ave. at 2nd. St. 1 ■ o r in — ia a M t : �The Sanford Herald The Chamber Of Commerce Sets The Example M. VV. LOVELL A s Brisbane S ees It Commenting on the recent good will trip to Jacksonville, • •< ••>••'!<'» I. Klnrlrfn we henrtl a certain business man say it was one o f the most At Monte Curio. 111 • t * K a » l l « wattiwui mMmmmmmmmmmmssmma Our Mechanical A rc. successful undertakings ever staged under the auspices of K atrrad a t M rrnad C Ii m M aM ar, > t r t « r * r 27, l l l l , a l H f I M a t n l l l f a tl*? Sanford Chamber Plane*. Plow* Radio. of Commerce. Our friend was M a a n lu ril, r i n r l d a , n n r t r r A«*< i.( generous in bis praise of the manner in which the tour And the Tatktnk Machine. C n a a t r a i «if M a r r h . ft. 1 * » 7 . My AIM'D Uf IIHI9BANR n tti.i.A M i i.. nRA N i___ n n i r n i i was handled bv the chamber officials and was still more C o p ? r i s k ! Ik-rt » i r * l * r T « ii ito n ’Atin i i r . n n ___ aia m au m b cnlbused over the ';'>od results which he predicted would r alll.lv K. JI1VRI, Maaatlni l ’ ilM»» come from the exchange of felicitations between Sanford MONTE CARGO says Mr. Mel­ M T im riU P T IO N H A T K I lon pinna to purchase "an ex­ V a a r ................ ...................... W T A * and Jacksonville. •>.. M o n i k a ........ ............ ........ . ' The remarks were interesting because tin* thought tensive estate at Monaco. k a ........... »l.7 » Some Americana that have HR TT tkf r r' aa r Mr l onn i l>*r nark • .15 occurred to us that few people really appreciate the value •XWI never invested in ml. black, odd. M 'r e fc lr aH lll'in p r r T r a r of the Chamber o f Commerce, and realize what an asset even, passe or manque do not r k » l l r m l r t . k n n ln r r t 'a p l n n r a r a r m Few id' us are acquainted with Know that Monaco is a tiny prin­ r » r a r , ajlia rrllira It Ik a l n l r r n a - it is to this community. ih > n a l N r n a J l a r t l r a , r r r r l » l « i c f r o m the scope of its work, the efficiency o f its endeavors and cipality on tiie Mediterranean,and »*. ,■ an p arln r . . a m a n r * iin t * n 1 l* * i Monte Carlo. « small town of f n a n t r l i « u » « i w l n n n l a «lnllr r m r i (lie good that it is accompli hing. In view of present day itolrls and villas. In Monaco, • h i “ II t k a I r m l l n a r t r n l a til I h r r t i* they have containing the gambling house that a ir a w o r l d . . T k a I. N . II. la r a p r a l n l - conditions When funds are not as plentiful as »»■ a fflfla n l la I'lttrliln *»u l Ma been, and when support of tin* people is nnl as whole-hearted finances the prince nnd hut prin­ • u a n a r r *>f h n n t l l l n * a l m a n r n a la w i t h o u t rt|tinl. as it should he. it is especially significant that Sanford cipality. T k a tla ratit l» a m a r n h a r n l I h f has a perfectly sane Chamber of Commerce which is doing IF SECRETARY Motion should A m ill III,m itt o f 1 'ltr iiln f lo n ». O" tn la in a llo n a l A aan rlallitn n l I ’ wh* tilings in a modest but thoroughly sensible way. huv avlint would lie for him, “ an l l t l i r r a , A t l a r r l l a r r a nntl A r t a a r t l a l n a The organization is being conservatively operated by oxicnnivr Monnco ratal'*" hr would A u m ta n k V ’ fc . rt in li- a r a t h I'u «i ’ a k rr-tn fin k a r l it > nltn l l l« < officers who realize I he necessity o f using their funds have to liny nil of Monaco. Ho i i m n a g l i n m l l t n f • n l i a r t it llo n ll a i a would l tins m'i|Ulm a mint hrnutiwisely and judiciously. The achievements of the Chamber ful palace over tonkins the Moditin order I* t e r l f r n i m i l a l f l i n il • In ln ia n f 'ta y n ln lln n t* n a il »■ of Commerce are too numerous t<> mention, but we can recall trrrauonn, n lucrativu "jo in t' k n n r a l l . n a l n a a . m a i l .t' a some of the more important ones. For instance there is a III lie In Ihr ru.t. TUESD AY, JULY 2C. 1327 Hut the oulnlr could he lost 111 matter of industrial survey which was compiled at a cost our corner of a Texas ranch. •III*. m i H A l . l r * r illlU H A M of five hundred dollars when two thousand bad been allotted In a l l , anti r t i n n l T at! for (lie purpose. In one task the organization has tu ln lalra llnn . HOWEVER UN TIE M'28 Mr. l i a r | t r r n a l r r rn tila a I n J n r k a n n saved fifteen hundred dollars. Mellon won't know whether he » Ilia . » . — C m i a l r n r l l n h III Al. J n n n a I n i l ' t r For tiie past seven .or eight months the operating ex­ wants “ an extensive estate" on lllia r I n a il I ti outfit n i l Ion n f m o n t h l y " l * n y penses have been paid by membership dues while the funds Monaco territory or not. ;s3.7 S| V n r M a r k ." Mr. Cnolidgo si....hi ............. . received from I lie cily publicity fund h a ve been used to pay l«> Iftake a — A n « m a n II i>a n l lu illifln a p ra a second nomination and a • r r a n i-'k itn tr i, h n irlr, iiiin riin an ' old bills incurred during the period of the boom. Nine second election Mr. Mellon might ttll knna aa, 1 — 1 I'n ittn in n llf *:kaal. thousand dollars in past due accounts have been squared take a first nomination and elect­ • - - C ttitt plal Inn •'! a l l y h a n n llllan in ten months.' In addition the organization has con­ ion, in which case the Monaco l l n n p r- t* ratt t. wondhl he postponed.* - - A naia d i d m o d e r n k t t a p l l a l tracted no new debts except small ones listed as regular office residence American prosperity hopes that expenses. die secretary's talk of "an estate in f il e v e r s e r o u t o d a y in Monaco" dors not mean aban­ The organization plans to cut its running expenses by A CURE r o l l T IIE BLUES:— doning his desk in the United three thousand dollars for I he next fiscal year. Only O my God, my soul is cast down States treasury building. within me: Therefore do 1 remem­ two tliousand dollars have I... . spent on out-of-town adver­ ber Thee. Psalm 12:U. tising during the past year, and only half of the sum allotted TH IS IS THE mechnnirimi ngo, T R A Y E R :— O l/ird, Thou hunt for the cnlcrlaiumenl of tourists was spent last winter. mill will he studied n’ such lung filled our hearts with glndin'-s and Publicity folders published two vears ago are still being used, lifter our hig wars, nnd tenth rule put h new song in our mouth*. the organization deciding to delete the obsolete parts rather literature and nrt shall have been forgott* n. A, P R A YE R FOR W il l) THINGS than Incur additional expenses in printing new ones. A few years have moved (tie hu­ The Chamber of Commerce continues its campaign man race from the stage coach and Father 6f all things, hear us now ‘ Wbcn we for wild things pray; for memberships. Thirty-five have been secured in the the hand haim to the locomotive, And pardon every cruel thought, past two months, •^presenting a total of eight hundred automobile, flying machine, and )And lake the sins away , .. One member of I lie office force is devoting *ithnmrinn. Ol all who capture, maim or kill, ' " " ' i 1H* And tin* work o f expert mechan­ mast of hot* I into l<> this work and hits paid hot* own salary, ics continues. Thine own wild rninily o i bird nnd beast in wood or field; leaving a good balance fur I be organization. And tenrh us tenderly C A PT A IN IIUUNI1. of the Brit­ II in gratifying In know that the affairs of the Chamber Ip love and honor for I by sake ish Marconi Company, produces of Commerce are in the hands nf husiucsK men. They de­ Each untamed life we see a talking machine record for the Hint in our heart* in loving them serve a gout I ileal of credit for the economical manner in blind, expected to record a full ‘ Thy liberty may be S. II. which they are administering the business of the organi­ sized novel. And what is more . 1 •. important zation. They «realize that now lime to watch the purse | . | X ll'f n Iis o the III* L III M !** I* III* II till Mil |G Hiqco ■«MI«. th • record will produce without a break. rediex' empty *vbio iy° "i Hirings, to cut expenses and intake a dollar do what formerly 11 whole NNyntphony, y: (’ here are days when only ------ o------'j required two dollars. tt*s this safe and sane policy t lint all of . the tiling of proven merit . , .......i,............................ , ,. ,i ,i . ' __.. .. .! .... ...... i.i .... * o .'in.M W1GE he judged one , The best thing Henry Ford| US eoulu apply with success to our own business and to ouridnv by hhrnundcnl record library, stands— Loch Arbor is item * to do now I* to apologize government. in la- it judged now hy Id* library steadily advancing with its of printed book*. ----—-Or-----• Radio will never displace iiiiihIc program of development, f. It would he kindii like rubbing1 Proper lOdneat ion p rnmnently leeorded for the talk­ it In to BUggciit a clean-up week OP keeping faith with itself, ing machine. To suggest it. is like ibi Sanford right now. (If course we always believe everything we sec in the suggesting that lecturer* could bringing out tiie qualities 4 Well, another bonfire Iuik been newspaper, in,'view of our profession we coidd* not do otiier- rephu-e piddle and private libraries. thid will mark it as San­ Eultt in tiie Hulkan*, but ho far mi, wise, so we Mere a little more than si| to read a dis° N l '°N G ISLAND a man flew, ford's outstanding develop­ utie has applied a match to tt. (patch which said, “ Aujrriratj girls aru jpj mrirt ..... . lininil iful most M jl|||nr wvighjng only 2iM) ■“ r lt I in the world, toil their make-up is Xp^nm'iotm*and their ,V m 70 mileii an'hour, with a ment. | * a fc ll* k » A M frr •ru rim n n .lust ice—of— Tiie—Peace Room !» — Mason Tcni(t|e m Fire robs every one of us of thousands of dollar, cacjj year-— picks our pockets— lakes money that we might to have to spend for ottier things. Hu careful and jn. sure. This agency has long been faithfully nerving property owners. A. P. Connell" $ Sons EHahlifthcd 1008 221 MuKiinlin Phuni I! Loch Arbor Goes Abend 1 1 1 1 1 (0 1 (1 0 1 ................. ................... f f i l i t . i L i i f f k u i . v i„ Another". j never occurred to us that they used make-up nnd we had |never noticed that their skirts were loo short. Yet it was *The CUy of Miami pays Its rom -ijn t li«* newspaper. It must he true. So somewhat to“.......... wonder If ................ . mind, wi- lunifd l» our Inlcsl ropy of II,,.. 2.'Lhorsepower etij;me. A machine weighhiR a little more lluin a heavy man, ilcvrlopiiiR (he power of 2 .’l horses, enpiiMe of RoiiiR IIiioiir Ii Uie nir at 70 miles no hour ami carryiiiR more than its own weight, is a tribute to mir ImccIhi nint l age. ^ - *1 I F ill Phone 3302 or 570 W J B e fo r e Architect ' .-•'1. Ill-ilk llldg ■*» Ptord, Fla. Vou iu ild - H. C. VIELE “ A Substantial Jeweler in a Substantial tity .. 108 Magnolia .. fl I «;l 11* go over your building plans with you. The plumbing'* g,,t i„ lit every room um| every oceusion and talking it over with us costs not one sued! coin. DeForesl-Sanford I’lione 207 American Mercury. ' Tliuri!, in Amuricmin, 1 lio, first thing that met our eye, HRITtSII ENGINEERS have * me JuhviiuiI ik Commercial came was this, taken from the bulletin of courses and regu­ eons'rui'leil the greatest locomotive tp our desk looking like an cunig- lations of Prairie View State Normal and Industrial College ever run 111 Englnml. It is called wl carrot the other day, but It Itox 3.1!) Sanford “ George V," and develop* a speed 015 W. 1*1 St. of Texas: had some meat in it at that. of more than las miles an hour. Clothing should be neat, sensible and suitable DONALD WOODARD, al Leroy, for school wear. The use of silks, chiffons, geor­ • Friend sent tin editor of the N. Y „ is experinieiiting with a plow panford Herald a fine basket of gettes, and velvets, will not he permitted . The Hull enriches tie* mirth hy plow- 1 achea recently. Some men are regulation navy blue coat with plain while blouse ing into it a high electrical voltage urn rich, others lucky.— Florida is required to be a part o f each girl’s wardrobe. as the plow moves through (he Jimea-Onion. field. Dark umlerskii'ts and sensible underwear should constitute the wardrobe rather than those made of ■ The Lt Doauf case seems to L. RDF OF Pittsburgh, who Rave all the possibilities of the lingerie i and soft materials. invented the plow, gays the 103,000 '’Snyder-Gray” oxcept that the All are required ( l dress as Die season de­ \oltr. id electricity that it carries Judge doesn't serin to he inclined dor troys weeds and harmful bar. mands, especially in the mutter of underwear and (o let it develop. terin, while renewing the fertility! 110 TH E R IG H T T H IN G NO W 1 - ■— ■o------wraps. Parents can help in this matter by sup­ of depleted farm land and prodtie-; plying clothing .appropriate to the season. Avoid - And after all, it U more than ing ciop 1 in record time. I'Tlio rig’ht lliiiur” t<> which we re fe r Hkely that taxeo will be just a* bright colors and plaids in coals. The trad or that pulls Ihe plow gh and gas will cn .l just it* ,Ki M M genciates electricity sent through Small black hat is desirable, 110 feat tiers, colors is saving’ som ething every week and tpuch whether “ Hud" Stillman mar uch whethei steel blades into the earth. or ribbons. ea that girl or not. building up a reserve fund at the *! Only shoes with Cuban heels allowed. No M ANY A FARMER will be inSeminole County Rank then you will ercf.tcd in the statement that the Benjamin Levins went on 11 ini Spike or French heels allowed. No objection is use of Ibis plow in u buckwheat puterdny for the murder of the made to plain silk host', but flashy, openwork bore look forw ard to the future with much field freed the laud i-f ounck-grass [r/tii! fam ily in Tampa. That's a with clocks ,tdc., tire prohibited. happiness. good start. Now let’* ace them and weeds . The buck when t seed Parents should have all requests for extra grrmiiintcd in SO hours, and buck­ qtyry it through witti equal dis1 Interest paid on savings accounts. wheat plants grew twice an high an clothing approved by Dean of Woman before supply­ | I those in one half the field that was ing the same. ploughed without electricity, and The other day Vincent Aator Well, that's what we thought. There certainly could fertilized with "200 poin ds of fer­ ^ I d ' eight hundred lots in Now That writer tilizer to the acre." gork for I2.UOO.OSO. Bound* lik- be no objections to girls dressed like that. Uie-good old days down here, and who said girls wore their dresses too short must have been When time nml money me ap­ Bay: wouldn't Vincent have done mistaken. It dnosil't say bo, but we would infer that the plied to agriculture as they are S a n fo r d , F la . t « l l i ! l ^ o r i____ da7_ Kiris at the P. V. S. N. I. C. (wouldn’t that go well in a now applied to industry, some of the farmer's troubles will vanish. j . .? , , l°ng cheer?) wear their dresses at least down to the ankles. g> STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS » J B l r ilS fC iffL S S Aml ,,H ["'■ "Hike-up, no self-respecting girl would put, A SPE CIAL RADIO iR con-1 He there will ln> no mmiyj,otW on her cheeks while clad in the regulation navy blue Mulcted not to carry messages; I from the earth to Mars, but to b t . ItoHals amt bcnmimt on “ love coat suit with plain white Mouse. the engineers of n freight train 1 A the mother” , with them ns 11 So we were relieved. A m eric a n girls are not going In a mile and 11 half tong talk to the' ickground If they don't. Summer Is Fast Slip­ tlu* dogs, not it the Dean of Women of tin* Texas Col lego conductor, in the caboose, at the J can help it. other end of the train, U-almose ' t Did you-------»ce when* the people of ping- Away! and engine contain identical appiir-. B'alton county are entering suit o -------- ------------ ----util*, transmitter, receiver, and I fo prevent the sale of $1,550,000 in double nntcnnn. Had you tnatlc plans to jut-' Pnndf? TPfiat'r, what's going to T H I S W I -I H K 'S I I F I J O ........ngineer icnmvr* Hie receiv­ gap pen (n .Sanford if an attempt prove your house, to erect a er pre«sc* a button, and talks to M IAM I NKWH I* made to sell any mote at a hig IB new 0110 ? A Letter opportimi- ] the man in the caboose --------------------------------------------------------------------------------( I l l l i m n III* X III"'"*"■11 » mile .nml ..... Is count. .............. ........y ....... a half away with the train mnv- 1 ty, offeritiK more favnraLIc —— —o------ick seat. Even the nviatora must fnry. lin n- are 11,000,000 radio reEditorial paragratdiera irpoit buck comlilions to (he LtiiMer is JJhe Plant City Courier as having go back for a minute now and '-it jeeiver* m op<-ratiou in this AmerIt seem* Great Britain « e l a few likely to come again— lake ad" 1 new line-up oil Florida'a leading down. Another loud o f hero i, fi-r( i'*« o f our*, and they will all lie of the others ore considerably off the niumeiil in the making, and 111 tuned in mi the fight At I lie rate itles— Jacksonville Tampa, Devantage of these things nnd their naval bases. ^nd and Sanford. The rditor the making of heroes tie* rule is, of ten bearer* per radio, that bur service— you'll profit on hould see that no copies o f that olte tiling at a time. This lirru- •iicaiis (}ll,U0(l,iipii people at thq A New Jersey woman wn* lion making is ci-inplicnteil nnd render­ ring aide. Vc.i may want to tune in tsue go to Miami.- .Stuart Devetboth! nred mi her 40th birthday. Well, rJ Elton J. Mouglilon C. E. Chorpcninjf 1 them, if poaxihle, in our "Ask Me agreeing thiit our girls are the most beautiful, hut it had ffliami Life is moved wurtD it. Packlng Furniture Draying— Storage Really Company A .D . Rosier K J <V t 8nminnhi(f[ounfjjTj)ank Mutual Interest And Profit $ $ $ Of course maintaining an account will make a man a bank depositor, but — not necessarily a success. A person may deposit a certain amount regu larly and still not make the most o f bis banking’ con­ nection. W ise is the man who de­ posits his money regu larly and cultivates a close re­ lation,ship with his banker. It is our intent and desire to take a personal interest in our depositors -— and merit their friendship. /I he natural result o f in­ terest and friendship is mutual profit. 111 f ! ed doubly interesting liy a special on your Thursday night prayer it took her long enough to get circumstance. Can a hem bt* twiei meeting but it can’t lie done, there, didn’t it 7 ■-------o------ ........... * ................. I* -link Dempsey a rotten I here'll be too much interference Colonel Ymmgberg will Im* in fold hack? ,'rnm tin* fight. j r l m11 u r u Wednesday , 1 c u u c i i j i i i night In i " speak | ^limber( or can h > come A certain timid struggling small Du Friday ami Saturday— well, fto the citizens in regard to the th ere* no mo trying to get unytown parlor organ player has now aroposed iroposed cunul. Not enough neonl'* people IwMly to think anything else till nfH r lr ^sum*. um ^D ,L A S Into . of a . it v .. . e mCi,_. ter Thursday night. M. large Dempsey lock °,U $700,000 Jiuve •been attending the k< ' * * mn.ii'v I.w-v * -no.ntn jj..^ orrheslra and rings a cowbell. nra. In u few weeks they will I**1 In fact, MY. Cmdidge and the «v - for the heating Gene Tunney guve — Florida Times-Union. _ ilied Upon to express their opin­ inters might ubout as well make it him last fall. It will take ull day ion* as to whether .they think the vacation o f the entire week, for Friday and Suturdy and maybe a What do you consider the sur­ (anal feasible and the time oppor- Friday and Saturday, whether it’s bit o f Sunday to figure out what est sign of sprin g?" “ That delin Dempsey victory or a Sharkey ~ jne, and unless more turn out for the gate receipt* will be when t h i *cious feeling which makes you Sc meetings than have ----been not triumph, we shall be too busy ------ cast hero of Thursday night's battle v-ant to sit down and watch other tine in a hundred will know whut itUT UP the gate receipts to think o f [goes to bat next fall with Tunney s people w ork" — Boston Trans­ it if all about. anything else. This will be the big- J $800,000 guarantee. cript. per. Don't forget tliis is your bank. Call often. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OMPANV^ TH E Y A R D WITH A M IL L B A C K I N G Phone 135 Yard at nth, 12th, 13th sin Holly Ave., Bond Grade Zip Service Ganhier �THE SANFORD HERALD. TUESDAY JULY 20, 1027 ~ > < II w '/t/D o O ffic e T e le p h o n e 148________MRS. F R E D S. D A IG E R , SO C IETY E D IT O R Social Calender MONDAY L'thloen Mallory Circle of the It Baptist Church will meet at fclock with Mrs. June Smith at I home of Mrs. James G. ShnI on Tenth Street. TUESD AY Lilian Circle of the First Rnp[ Church will meet at H o’clock nt home of Mrs. W. C. DeCoursey Lateral Avenue. TH URSD AY L y. p, U, Picnic nnd awlmL party will he held at Palm Fiai's. Can' will leave from tlit* •Yt Church at ‘>:Dr> o’clock, irnu’diale, Seniors and Juniors invited. SU ND AY ; niiaole B. Y. P. U. Federation 1 meet at Titusville, nt 2:.’I0 jj. All member* are asked to ,t at the First Baptist Church )2 o’clock and leave there in a |y Cars will he furnished. Hr. nnd Mrs. J, L, Miller, nnd aiily motored to Tampa Sunday li-rc Mr. Miller will undergo fitment. The Kathleen Mallory Circle of the First Baptist held an except­ ionally interesting meeting Mon­ day afternoon at the home of Mrs. I*. D. McRae on Palmetto Avenue. A fter the devotional exercises a shirt businiis session was held presided over by the chairman, Mrs. P. 1). McRae. A most Interesting and instruc­ tive talk on the "Lord’s Prayer" was given by Dr. F. D. King after which nn enjoyable program inclu­ ding the following numbers was presented; Readings, “ At Heakfast Tim e" (Edgar Guest) and “ True Nobility '(Guest) by Alary Fran­ ces Andrews. Readings, by Mary BHwiUah Neely “ Our Hired Girl” (R iley) and “ Chums" (James N. Taby). At a late hour the hostess ser­ ved ice cream and wafers to about 25 members. It was announced that the next meeting would lie held Monday afternoon at 4 o’clock with Mrs. Jane .Smith at the home of her daughter Mrs. James G. Sharon on Tenth Street. Master Julian Baumel Entertains A t Beach Party On 5th Birthday CH U LU O TA LIQUOR T R A D E Sanford Guards Excel In Markmanship ENGLAND SA Y S During Recent 2 Weeks’ Encampment U. ,S. SH IFT IN G BLAME while the medical detachment car­ TREATY ried 27 men and two officer*. The men qualifying in the pistol competition were: Exports, Cap­ tain J. C. Hutchinson, Sgt. H. R. Lning, CpI. Samuel l). Harris. Sharpshooters: Sgt. Robert L. Grier, Sgt. .1. T. Hrady Jr., Sgt. command o f Mnj. It. E. Stevens, Karl Nordgren, cpl. (’. I). Johnson. won many honors while in cnrttyp, Marksman: 1st. Lieut. \V, F. Ran­ nnd received much prnisc from the ge, 2nl Lieut. II. C. Washburn* regimental officers. 1st. Sgt. Arthur Gatchcll, Sgt. "It was a wonderful encamp*! Porter H. Lansing, Sgt. H. F. ment and 1 was well pleased withi Wade, Cpl. James M. Jackson, Cpl. thr work o f both of the Sanford Eric Vihlel. Privates Maurice units", t’npt. Hutchinson stated. Wimhish, Oliver Oantzley, Verne "O f the work done by the Sanford J. Styck, General Turner, Frank uunits 1 was especially proud of Deaton, Joseph It. Grncey and A l­ the showing made by several of bert CJ. Reek. the men from I -ike Mary who had Those qualifying in the machine only enlisted with the unit about gun tests wore: Marksmen: Ser­ a month preceding camp. One of the guurdsmen Oliver geants. J. T. Brady Jr,, Porter II. Dniitzler, won marksmanship bad­ Lansing, Benjntnlne Wade, Robert ges both in pistol and in machine L. Grier: Corporals Samuel Har­ gun fire. Two Sanford hoys who ris, Henry J. Hutchinson, Eric had been in the company for only Vihlen and James Jaekaon; Pri­ a short lime also wore given bad­ vates Donald A, Gunn, Albert ges fur accuracy • in both tests. G. Heck, Oliver DunUler, Joseph They were Privates Albert G.! H. Grtiery. Captain Hutchinson wns the on­ lhck ami Joseph H. Grncey. Fifty-eight men were in Com­ ly one to qualify in the rifle com­ pany D including three officers petition. From their reservation, which spreads over the international line tile “ Fire-Water Tribe", ns they are known to prohibition officers, carry on the outlaw trnde in row boats and canoes, paddling silent­ ly by night down the numerous New York tributaries of the St. Lawrence to four concentration points on the state highway sys­ tem to make u p ,auto loads from their small cargos. Because the reservation is theon tlcnlly cut by the international boundary, United States agents have never been able to stamp out the smuggling operations. Under a Canadian treaty, half o f the In­ dians o f the tribe are wards of the dominion while the other half are. under the jurisdiction o f the United States. When a United States customs officer or prohibi­ tion agent arrives, the liquor stocks are safely in the hands of BUCHAREST, July 20..(IN S ) American redskins. King Michael I will probably ac­ The tone-hand operations In cept a cut in his royul wages for rum-smuggling have produced an the benefit of his mother, Princess unwonted prosperity In the St. Re­ Helene, and his grandmother. gis reservation. With the two gov­ Dowager Queen Marie. Upsala & Grapeville ernments providing nil the neccesiKing Michael is entitled to re­ ties of life, rum profits nro nil ceive the same salary as that re­ Mrs. K. Williamson and daugh­ “ velvet" for the boatmen. The new ceived by King Ferdinand, approx­ ters left Saturday fo Moultrie, |affluence o f the tribe finds ex­ imately $250,Dill! n year. The gov­ Go., where she will visit her par­ pression in ninny curioun extrava­ ernment, however, mliSti also prov­ gances of housing nnd adornment. ents. ide funds for the Princess and the Private dwelligs built to strmlMr. and Mrs. Sellers of Fort die the International line are nu­ Dowager Queen nnd since the Pierce spent Sunday nt the home merous all along the Quebec bor­ needs of King Michael 1 are not of Mrs. Seller's parents, Mr. and der and constitute a problem in great, It is proposed to reduce Ids Mrs. Hurley. The Misses Lucy enforcement which is still to be royal salary and give the amount and Dorothy Hurley,who have been solved. Within SO miles of Rouses of the reduction to the Princess their guests for some time, re­ Point almost a hundred such and Queen. turned home. Mrs. Leonard Vihlen recently REPORT OF THE CONDITIONS OF spent the week at the bench with W ASHINGTON, July 20 (IN S ) her daughter, Mrs. E. Hunter, A watch is being maintained at Mrs. Kenneth Robbins and Miss Tryo'n, North Carolina, for .John Alice Robbins were the guests on Early,. escaped loner, the public Sunday. health service declared today. NO. 210 Mr. Wright nnd family and Barney Beck nnd family were at AT SANFORD IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA AT THE C1.0HI Daytona Bench Wednesday. OF I1USINESS JUNE .Ml, 1027. Mrs. Adam Karr and daughters ONE 10-ACRE celery farm for of Del,urid came here last week rent; tiled and well drained, RESOURCES for Mrs. Knrr’s sister, Mrs. John with good flowing well. Will rent Rorcll, who will visit them for a Loans nn Real Estate .............. very reasonable for cash. Phone . short while, 1U0-J. Inians on Other Collateral ........ I.... Woodard Berlloson, Gilbert All Other Loans and Discounts Erickson and Henry Veston and Overdrafts ............;....... Julius Hurley have been at Camp United States Bonds ... ............ Johnson with the company from All Other Bonds and Time Warrants Sanford. Banking House, Furniture nnd Fixtures The ludios i f the Dorcas Union Other Real Estate Owned ___ „ ___ .. are to hnvniitin all day picnic mi Due from Incorporated, R an ks........ July 2K, nt the home of Mrs. • 'ash Items Ililma Lundquist. Cash on Hand ........................ . Rev. Thompson and wife left Total Reserve ...... ...................... here Monday for a visit of a month with their parents in Pennsylvania. A t the lust service last Sunday the Lord's Supper] was observed. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. W. Lundquist, Miss Rcrquist, Mr. and Mrs. Nols Capital Stock Paid in ......... Swanson, Mrs. HHmn Lundquist, Surplus Fund ........... Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Lundquist, Mr. Undivided Profits (Less Expense: and Mrs. Munson and daughter Paid) . Josephine spent the afternoon of Dividends Unpaid ...................... fl.lDCW2nn.IH July 10 at the home of Mr. and Individual Deposits Subject to 1)25,47?. 18 Mrs. Archie Swanson where they Savings Deposits .............. f»0,4H:i.HH celebrated the birthday o f the Demand Certificates o f Deposits at the lowest price in 45.47R.7fi hostess. Time Certificates of Deposit 3,725.1)4 Miss Ellen Lundquist and Miss Certified Cheek* ................. *. (1,050.21 Josephine Munson spent a few day Cashier’s Checks outstanding . 11,000,00 at a girls camp at Wekiwa Springs. Due to Incorporated Banks Mr. Malm and daughters v. *re Total Deposits .......................... history ..... ..... supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wa­ Other Liabilities lter Pierson honoring tin- birthday Notes and Bills Rediscounted W h y send a w ay fo r o f the hosts brother Carl Pierson. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Lundquist tires. nnd family, nnd Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Come in and let us Lundquist and family, Mrs. ililma State o f Florida, County of Seminole, ss.: Lundquist, Mrs. Munson, Joseplishow you I. A. It. Key Cashier of the above-named Bank, do solemnly awear i no Munson, Ellen Itussel and thi’ aliovi* HLnD*mi*nL ia true lo the best of my knowledge nuu bulii'i Eric Lundquist were among those attending the birthday party giv­ A. R. KEY, en for Melva Lundquist. l Cushier. Firestone Tires Gulf Gas CORRECT- ATTEST: 411 West First Street Tel.893 Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Croft left FORREST LAKE Monday for Louisville, Ky., where Subscribed nnd sworn to before me L. I*. MCCULLER Ibis I I day of July, 11)27 they will spend some time. A. T. ROSSETTElt MAUDE TYRE Directors Notary Public Robert J. Holly, Robert J. Holly Jr., und L. C. Helmut spent the day Tuesday at Leesburg on busi­ ness. Great Britain doesn’t need more than 50 cruisers and will lay her­ self open trv charges of not want­ ing navaflimitution if she fails to accept the American proposal of 400,000 tons of cruisers, thus being able to retain the tw c lv 10,000ton rruisers now building in addit­ ion to constructing 40 new chips o f 7,000 tons each, which would l>c adequate for commercial protection. On the other hand the daily news charges the United Rtntes with "obstructing settlement” by refus­ ing to accept any reduction in the size and fighting power of cruisers. Anticipating n failure of the con­ ference, tentative statement of it’s case has been drawn up by the ad­ miralty. This Is; in general outline, as follows: "The difference between the United States and Great Britain nt Geneva has been a difference of needs.” 1 “ Great Britain needs cruisers to protect her trade routes while A merlca wnnts them for reasons of dmestie politics nnd prestige rather than to secure equality in ship­ building.” "America doesn’t require more cruisers, which we need, and Con­ gress therefore wouldn’t vote mon- Mr;. Ralph Smith and baby nnd Ned Chittenden left Sunday for her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Meeil. of Miami left Tuesday by Columbia, S. C,, where he will rioter fur points in Alabama where spend some time on business. they will spend several weeks. Mrs, Lottie Clark has returned Mr-i. M, G, Tyner who has been from Dnytonu Bunch where she Visiting her daughter, Mrs. Rob- spent the week end with friends. " t J. llully left Saturday for Ve­ Mrs. J. G. Walker of Atlanta,Gn., to where rli« will be the guest of her daughter Mrs T. A. Vincent. arrived hero Saturday and is visit­ ing her daughter Mrs. Marguerite Mm, M, K. Brooks o f Jaekson- Akers. Glli-, a former resident of SunMr, qnd Mrs. William Binl Row© Dril is ex peeled to arrive here Thursday nnd will he the guest of announce the birth of a son on Mrs. L I Mi-Culler at her home Sunday at their home on litnrdall Avenud. , wn Myrtle Avenue. Miss Evelyn Caldwell who has 1,1,1 veiling here ns the guest olf 1 r rinnd mother Mrs. E. E. CHI* Ln lift Sunday for her home ijl 1-irtnw, She was accompanied by Mrs. ( Iilloti. Seminole Tire Shop 4 DAY SPECIAL T. Allen Jones, who hns lending some time at liiswith her father, ia exto arrive here Wednesday gtu 1 „ f Mr*. Minnie E. or several day*. il Event* held In thin country- and the greatest curse to ‘ n household and that only one of the P » M . should live. A t the Slosses' ■!Homo } rial Home at Calabar, newspaper pictures o f the "twin parties" are displayed, with good effect, to. con­ vince the native* thnt Imtfl babiesshould survive. In Arochuku the church women are making thrnrw selves responsible for twins horn in the district, nnd at present there are 40 twin children there. A t Christman time n party was given exclusively for the pairs. A house o f refuge for twins, built .by native women, wns dedicated on April 21. RELINQUISHES T IT L E NEW YORK, July 20, (IN S )— Jack Delaney, world’s light heavy weight champion, relinquished h|t title today in order to enter thi heavyweight division nnge of the former class on an equality bases with America widen, if agreed on, would leave each country free to build as many of the smaller class o f cruisers, us re­ quired for its own needs.” GET E T H Y L GAS A T WIGHT BROS CO. D AN C IN G Music by Syncoptitora. In The ^Balloon Race” s O f The Highways "fire s to n e On (lie highw ays of the world, Firestone Full-Size (in in-1 lipped Ikillnons ore (he recognized le a d e rs ...... Not only are they vastly superior in mileage and service, hut in riding comfort, too. Firestone makes the only liunW H pped Balloon tiri*H , Firestone Tires 411 W. lfit. St. G ulf Gasoline Tel 893 SPE C IALS IN F L O R ID A ’S G R E A T S U M M E R T IM E T O W N Piece Goods — Ready-to-wear Millinery — Men’s Articles It kills the germs. $2.85 - $4.85 - $7.45 Men’s Linen Wash Suits 75c W ed.--Thurs.~Fri.— Sat Samples In W in d o w N ow — These Are Real Values. Day Service $1.00) Sanford Laundry P H O N E 475 L loyd’s Shoe Co Dr. J. R. Vidler, Chiropodist l otore b Every Wednesday Night Lake Mary—Community House W e d n e sd assoi tment o f red-green-blue-blond and black slippers fo r ladies at PICTURES HELP SAVE TWINS. Seminole County Bank "JFirestone ter Marguur are :|n*ndinn Cornel, en from Miami. t’ligue or HiliouH i ever. Residence Telephone 859 — J First Baptist Church Theater Party IsGiven R O U S E S POINT Circle Meets Monday On TuesdayAfternoon With Mrs. P. D. McRae For Orlando Visitor ilS BIG CENTER An unusuaully pretty children’s party was that of Tuesday after­ noon when Master Julian Baumel entertained a number of his small Outlaw returned home friends nt Daytona Beach in cele­ evening from an extended bration of Ins fifth birthday anni­ t Atlantic City nnd points versary. The Baumel cottage wns pretti­ ly decorated with numerous bask­ et* of cut flowers and greenery emphasizing the colors o f pink and green. The afternoon hours were mer­ rily spent in games of all kinds as Well as several interesting add­ ed features, and nt a late hour re­ freshments of ice cream and cake were served. The refreshment ta­ ble wns centered with the large birthday cake iced in white and topped with five wee pink tapers. Clever favors were given each child. About 20 children enjoyed this happy occasion. / , in a Prescription for Unria, ( ’ h ills nnd Fever, • PAGE tHttE*! _____________ run <Jr Bargains Drop In And Shop For $ 1.00 T h e Y o w e ll Co. �PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 2fl, 1027 Smith-Bronte Etane Cr ashes on Leper Island A Win n in g P u r o l E p ig r a m ! HOW E T H Y L G ASO LIN E W I L I PRO VE T H E PER FO R M AN C E Y O U R MOTOR. Ih e Iw in s o f P ow er s a if 1. It will eliminate fuel "knock" nml power Iuh* under »n conditions. 1 •J. It will make carbon deposits n source of extra power. :i, It will give you a smooth and letter pulling engine, purlieu, lurly noticeable on hills and heavy roads. •I. It will reduce gcur-iOiifting and irureuse acceleration, there by making driving easier, especially in traffic, fi. It will keep your engine cooler. 0. It will cut down vibration, thereby reducing engine wear and tear and depreciation, V. It will save you the expense of carbon removal and nthtr repairs caused liy "knocking" ami carbon fornu H. It will give more power from each gallon o f fm buy—and more mileage per gallon as carbon for creases compression. SU&niTTFD BY FG FERNAlD, I3I4 1WAVE BRADENTON Use Diamond l ire SEABOARD OIL COMPANY* JacKsonvillcFloriUa-’ DIAMOND HEAVY T IT A N ^ See Service Station Managerabout our Special Savings Plan Itsa qood Proposition 0x3*4 ................$ 7.35 2x4 12.40 0x5 S ply heavy service 3x5 8 ply heavy service 9x4.40................ TURKS $ ].(> () 3.10 8.40 9x4.95............ 12.20 9x5.25................ 13.65 9x5.77................ 16.00 ing season, it has been announced at the Key West naval station to* day. The U. S, S. Hannibal, now at the Itos ton navy yard for over­ hauling. bus completed the survey of the (iiilf o f fiatuhuno nml the Isle of I’ inep region on the Soulli July 20 JAUKSONVU.I.K coast. (IN S ) An extension of the Cuban executive order prohibiting the exportation of pineapple slips from that country has been prevented through negotiations between the Cuban embassy in Washington, the United States Department of Agriculture, and U. S. Congress­ man Joe Sears, according to word received by the International News Service from Congressman Sears here today. Growers of the Fast Coast dis­ trict appealed to Sears because of the scarcity of pineapple slips for resetting due to the recent drough and the fact that foreign slips must he planted every five years Tiie slips must he secured from Culm, hut this bus been Impas­ sible during tlie past four years as the Cuban republic placed a ban on the exportation of pineapple slips. With the ball-tq. lie lifted soon, Florida pineupple growers will igain he able' to-obtain new slip,, Suggest Pineapple Growers r BeCutjCan Now Get Their t Depth Slips From Cuba M IAM I, Fla., July 2rt— ( I NS>— Recommendation that the Miami river lie dredged to a depth of at least 15 feet to .1 point about .'I miles from its mouth made to Dr, AAV. Xiebold, acting-city mana­ ger of Miami, by a committee o f seven prominent citizens. An exhaustive survey by the committee showed thnt deposits of silt, bonis sunk by the hurricane of last year, und general rubbish nlong the river bottom hud reduced the depth of the river in certain places to a scant <1 feet. The recommendation sets forth that n permanent channel from the bay to a group of shipyards up tlie river should allow un easy passage for cruft of twice the draught now able to nogpitate the route. 3x0.00....... 17.00 Complete stock o f genuine Ford B U Y “ D IAM O ND S” A T PRIZE OFFER SEND IN A PUROL v EPIGRAM F IV E DOLLARS PAID FOR EACH ONE PRINTED 2nd. «V Magnolia, IDth and Sanford, 1st, H Klin or Jones Tire Shop jaN aaaaBBaaBaBBBBBBBaaaaaaBBBaBBBBaBaBaattNaaia ami getting their money hack, ac­ cording’ to the importers.' .... /-..I... • A woman o f five feet seven, whose weight umlur the oM chart should have been t IK pounds, will Naval Survey To Be under the new chart he expected to scale around DIR. Women o f five Extended Eastward feet four will he expected to weigh UK) pounds. In the same way tin* chart ns it (IN S ) -The United State’s navy refers to men has also been ffiiind department's survey of the mast to lie wrong. In this instance, how- " f Cuba will he extended eastward ever, the chart underestimates the .t" Cienfugeos and westward to weight of the present day male. 1* ,,IM* thin Antonio during the cum* H E R E are a dozen places in building a tire where a little rubber could be saved. An ounce here, another ounce there — but adding up to thousands of pounds in a year's production. T B ut the car ow ner can never tell when this skimping is going to cause him trouble. W h e n he pays his money for a tire he wants to be sure it will stand unusual road conditions, and that the strain o f sudden braking will not un­ cover a w eak point. H e wants to be sure he will get the full mileage to which he is entitled. We modern* are hard to please. Hul ire will make famous anyone or any• thing that docs please us. U . S. R oyal Cords are built with thn idea that every man w ho buys them should get a ll the m ileage thnt can possibly be built into a tire. T h e policy o f “ Plenty o f R u b b er" governs every operation in building U . S. Royal Cords. It puts plenty of ru b b e r not only outside,where you can see it— but inside, too, where it docs n o t show but where the strain conies. “ Plenty of Rubber” proves its value in the final test— the service of U.S. Royal Cords on th e w h e els o f y o u r car. T fa .la United States Rubber Company The kind of rubber in United Stale* lire* ha* a* much to do will) their long trrvice at the quantity. It i* S p r a y d Rubber •—made from latex by t m echanl. c a l p r o t t n Invented by tho United Slate* Rubber Company — without thn u*e of (moke or chemical*, It it the puretl, mutt uniform and tfrufigetf rubber known. This hard-to-suit age chooses Camel M O D E R N p e o p le are h a rd to satisfy. Hut CatncI has pleased them and they h a v e m ad e it the m ost fam o u s c ig a ­ rette o f all time. Presen t-d ay Ig sm okers are "ta sty ,” a n d they re co gn ize in C a m e l the choic­ e st t o b a c c o s sm oothness grow n , and b le n d e d m ellow ness. fo r C am el leadership in this m o d e rn w o rld is an o v e rw h e lm in g tribute to the taste and fragra n ce o f this quality cigarette. PLENTY OF RUBBER Camel will prove itself to you. W hat a cool, satisfying smoke! W hen you try Camels, you will see why they are first and favorite with present-day U.S. ROYAL CORDS smokers, "//eve a Cam el !” I. K.raJdt Tebaieo TURKlSi auw t �7* ' ' ,7 --------------------- pA G E F fV F THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1927 Phone 148 LINCO LN — FORD — FOKDSON Edward Ilipfrins Inc. Commercial & Palmetto. Phone Jlttl fonl Daily Hrrald 10-A— Poultry And Errs ( 20— Farms Fur Stile rn i NTi c o r in ' ok Hf . M t M M . r . c o u n t y . k i . o i i i i m in t iik O U T O U R m W A Y VV I L L I A l V l ^ BKMtNOl.i: HECUtUTIEN COM­ PANY. A Corporation. Plaintiff— BABY CHICKS, Rocks, Reds and ' MEM HUY IN AG R ICU LTU R ­ V T A D . R A T E S A L LAND Cl lit IS ,\ cAitlloTT. individually Leghorns, nil extra fin® qunulity! SANFORD Overland Co. Willysmill i.pentllnK as IMlKSTli KESstock. Write me. Amos O. Norm­ lash 111 Advance TAI'ltANT. l>*f«inlaiil K nights & Overland, Whippiti. In The Stale Of Florid" Nti'I'li'E » ik SIIKKIIT'H BALE Park & Commercial Sts. Phone OS. an. Pine Castle, Fla. /IT Iil.ic NOTICE is hereby given In the flowing well dirtri:t neat t Out I I C M II ANl>. as Slnrllf of Sanford, with tiny subsoil. On i f- vt. 10-It— Plants And Flowers Hrniltmlr County, Klorlda, will ofi SEM INOLE HUDSON. ESSEX the highway nnd one mile from fn ftn all and aail at Public Oul it. H.l«, «HI he receive.! INC P er> mi the front ilocr of lti« 1 resin R. R. station. r„iw end collector «ent MISSIONARY strawberry plants' |(..xli, hi .•nl. 106 Went I ’lrsl Street. 20.1 Oak Ava. Already cleared, Pot feet « Hanfm.l. Flotilla. the fi.lli.wlait oe > $2.50 per .1000. Mrs. Gnry| lely for pa) menf. Phono 41 drninnge. m 7 Hn UomI property tllBiraluetl for 10c n line Route 1, Geneva Ave. Sanford. Virgin soil of unsurpsssed fer linr 4— ItiiHinc.HM S ervic e " |’;Yk Iii Tallies. I me 32 Kt. Marble lility, will grow anything. line ......... . Tw rni> -four chairs, nr11— .Miscellaneous 1,000 Acres in uoils of 5 seres, tun Moots, ..... Napkins Simula. 1 , i h i YOUR BUSINESS —card appear One IMS Register. ..... ,M"' as ninny ns you ward rule* on request, ✓ CAR A W N IN’ GS,--keep out the AT A PRICE SO LOW IT W ILL Wnftl. •frill, line tiledrle SI*", On" f / v // Prom Kan. noe Chicken E* r»»m iiiR daily in Mils column will dazzling sun nnd drizzling rain, , educed rale!, arc for "Make Your Mead Swim" Two CelllttK Knit*. Seven Lb i trli ear owners need them. $.'1.50 i. pair |,Ip hi >. t Mi*' I.’oflee l?rn. Three Wall 4 .live insertions, // / Home Seekers, Here Is Your reach over I’ .tKiO every day! l.iohliiK l llasNrs. twelve Hm.m i» dirt cheap. Salsemen ami sale..o r .h o f avernge length Chance IS Shaker*, one Howls Twenty Salt It May Never Conic Again -nnd it costs so little a 12 word ladies are cleaning up with this It Oil'll • I mol fifty dishes, fiuy / newest auto necessity, call or ..I Silver, one I. 1 S i t i ' sttiu.o £ ' tH.’ w o f m l . t If von can make a small cash] Jill p. Two Tula. Three 1.1. kad for one month costs only $2.00. write for particulars. Auto Awn­ payment and finance your first j ..1-> not' sertion. . . , .. T in ... . e o n e M a j e s t i c S t " ) - ' ing Co. It Ball Bldg. jvrrtisini: if. restricted crop, it will unsily pay for the lee I I . . v. C l f l ) T a b l e L o v e r * . Forty Phone 1IH |). Napkins, "pe (11itmm Sink. er classification. land. the first Wtiph simiil "0 Monday. name rrror is made the oan- |Just ask for "Classified Depart­ If you nru looking for a "Snap" tiev t y i|n \ ■ i August. A. U. P.'*i. 12— W anted this Cool l. rn|il will be responsible Here It Is toy a I* r*il iiitles d a y f f St* . 11ANt * i t S C i „ne incorrect insertion, Sco Me At Onro ment" •A ■sliorlff «»f Se inInote CnUllvertiser for subBeniicnt W. M. YOUNG W A N T TO BUY: pair counter 11 I'lorlda. n*. The office should bo Bargains In Real Estate l*> : V. c VVII.1.1A MHOS. scales. J. T. Hickson, Sipes Ave. CLEAN UP YOUR OLD W ALLS immediately in e«»c of I |»«||\ Park Ave. and Commercial StRi ' y m ; A IHMIITo N \\ n. si WITH THE NEW W A LL P A l N T . , . Ail'd ih for Plaintiff » lt , SOMETHING NEW AND BET- " A N T E D plain sowing to do; 21— Acrengc For Snlc y ADVERTISERS d J S f P v <;>* TER. FOR FURTHER INFORM A - : Fr" ” reasonable, phone 01 TION. C A LL PHONE 2:15.1 O R 1* " 11 :,o;' Park Avo. ask for Mrs. MUCK LANDS ARE V ALU AB LE N O T ICIi Hrrald representative N..I i< In herelty nIveil that t InSEE, V. C. COLLER, SANFORD, Williamson. .lost three miles from the cill Hciml I t*1,11 lit >' Ctiliimlssloliel ". IH hlr familial with rates, FLA. limits on highway I have eight ami f< S**lilllt"le County, ■'lorlila. nn‘,l .lnmMiicHUon will next regular meeting. 12-A FARM TOOLS W ANTED in mu ^ acres of muck lands that can be willI.,,ink.iIn'll M compete Information, 11 PHONOGRAPH repairing, pian t 1.1. Ml.inlay August I. llu lT S bought for $500 nn acre or special you wish, they will assist it, ih. •■.nut Ilittise al Hsnforil M "ituning by experts with 17 years p| , ,.i m .. . luck. A. M- meet as a wording your want experience. Sanford Music Store W AN T TO BUY tractor- disr plow, price made on nil of it. Thirty Rn, 1.1 ,.f lliitiallxets. fur the ptiip"»e *l harrow, ditcher. W. M. Yeung, acres in entire tract Includes clt- ,,( |u , R morn effective. and Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & )1 tic ii lug n.inpliilnts. ami reet*'•l\ lllg ius lands and other good garden !««M i « 200 N. P«rk Ave. Tel 777 or 775. any I Lander Arcade, Phone R.'i2. If’ftl |f••••!!> ItH til tll«* V111litnr tifmixed, | PORTA NT NOTICK land. Fine place for poultry and pr.ip.'i 11 . i •>tI. personal, truck of all It'nds. Men can make ns fixe,i lit the County ASsesMir "f I w * Z iM Depend on uhers so.mid give their . *••• f«»r lliu rn" %r = r IS — A p artm en t F o r K en t living raising liulbs, celery, vege­ Tim* R O YAL CLEANERS A DYERS •if IIm* %•in A. I*. 11*27. , or nosloffire address ns *♦’ <r=s tables and poultry for Sanford nnt' : 0. W li»*• *■» my Iihih! uml •’v 1'*1V tVc clean anything. Do ull kimis of their phono nun.her if *f Orlando markets. Addiess R.\A. C. Krai II i Ik Ulh. liny *»f A i» plaiting. Phone •IKI-.I. esite results. About one TWO rooms, kitchenette nnd bath; cure Herald. This will nnt he on li- IMUUI.AHS. out of n thousand has beautiful outlook; all improve­ uiniket long. If you do not think i' s KAI.)ri,ik. l i.iiiV. BUILDING BLOCKS - Irrigation iit t*nual> Citinnii «. ments; nttrncllvejy furnished; hmte nnd the others this land is worth the price try to s.-iulmdu County. Florida. boxes und general cement work tommu-lcntc with you rt Mirncto Concrete C«i. J. K. Tor- moderate rent by week* Young’s buy ..nine of the murk lands in H E R O E ^ ' A n E M A O E - M O T Q O R nJ - ^Mt »T Apartments, office 200 N. Park other parts of tho country. they Know y « J n-Hres"; .)\ iv:.err , willeger, Proy. .’Ir,l and Elm. dUci.nliniianec M O M Ave. i v t h i : i i m l I T « «»* H i" • " |„ person at 'I he Sanford LANEY.S DRUG STORE--Pro v o ir. , tit M Y . I'l.Oll I It A. IN CROSS-TIES— and poles, any offire or by letter. I ele. scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We nro TWO NEW — nicely furnished I II A VCUII t grade or dimension, See E. M• j. r. UAI.KI'.II. Complainant. di.tonlinuan.es are nol apartniena. $25 per month. !U5 or II. Bush, Geneva, us near you ns your phone. Call 10.1 \a W. First St. Phone 207. II. v. 1:1.1.1s. unmarried, and t* •-AIGM I-UHUlSKNHEIthY PRINT IlitlM .t unmarried, and Al.v VM ELL I W l S U r V O U D . Kffielcnt r I'.fASS. ItefelKlullts SHOP — Printing, Engraving, 26— Miscellaneous For Snlc o» Prompt ■>i:i>i it n u t pi in.n'a t m *.n Service HURR^/ UP M 6 iT>'Ar " .mliusaing. S»n ub first. We do : lfi— Houses F o r Kent I t i i i : -ct-vn: » i ' Ki.fm ii'A Tt> it. Phone 417-W. R. R. Avenue-,Al \ V >' I'.fASS. PAItt: In PASS A VvJET DOCr OuT O' HERE FOR S ALE CHEAP: Good mule, l'..p\ss I’AI.Ml’.TT< i Ill’ ll nlN't. oinmercial St i cel. work single or double either 1 «o:t l-nl.l MIMA. Si it'TII CARIil.lNA: FOR R ENT:—Two houses, nminretnenLs SO MV CUSTOMERS „|,|>. .,1illg l» Affldavll filed III and 1105 W. First Street. Kent side. See mule lit Potter place ■I, ll LUMBER nnd complete line of ........... i,,„ I toil are a resilient I near I'aola, .1. A. Johnson. Vulcanizing Works. VsjOKir BE VJONiDtRiM'. building material. Low prices. j ,1 Slut, Ml enuiiln nllmr than III" Millie ,.f l l."Ida. and that your real* TIOft and PLUM BING — Security Lumber Co., '‘ Where Good dim, „s particular!) as I* kimwil and 5-ROOM ... bungalow for rent. ELECTRIC RANGE FOR S A LK ; I., 1 1,*' Affiant Is rare „f l*el ,»M a |vci»l;y. We handle clcrtrn: Grades Conte From’* Maple with hath and garage, on French three hunters and oven, like Ih.i'vk P.iltnell" llulldlng. t.idumfuraj»*> homo light and Sixth. Phone 727. 1,1a S ell, Candlua. and lliat tliern lint*. S inford Machine f ’*». CONCRETE in every shape and Ave.. near 11th St. I’ hone 224 or new $50 cash, I’hone 277. Ih it" |„ IS"II In the slate of > lurlda. call at (101 Park Avo. V>f Mer"l, • "f Hiil,|MM,iu« up"it wloon form, hlocktt, ttlo roofing, orna­ FOR SALE: Store <>n the bench. would hind )"'• and that It I" ll>" mentals, etc, sanford Content Prod­ FOR RENT: —5 room unfurnish­ f ..f I lie Affiant i tint yiiu are Write Box 10.1, Coronado t AttJ Found ucts Company, Fifth nnd Maplo ed stucco bungalow, 2 lied Beach, Fla. .*v««r *lir w««» >f Iw enly-ollo (.1) Sts. Phone 112-W. rooms, living room, dining room, IT is TMKIlKK<U«i: OllumtUD kitchen (ctptipped with electric 27— Wanted To llorrow Mail I,e and )ou aro liereliy .<• I ty K. It. Harrell, brown C LA R E N C E - S M ITH bat It (with hot ami cold uMirpfl i*. „|,|iear to ll," Hill range,) r hag containing men’s cause at ll," General Contractor t! miiliiin l"theIn Inilils Palmetto, wate.r). |j,cited 2.’!0» between Dei.and and | Haiirord. moiiltml" $1000 wanted for one year at i.‘ourl li*,.|„rl,|a. 100 West F ir s t Strew* Avenue, rent summer rates, phone "0 Monday III" 1st l Howard. Notify Roberta’ j \ H'r. First mortgage on gilt edge tIIImint at Phone 441 „f ,\us list. Il>37. anil lo •Irfnitll IIS. Iii-erce |iro «'"lif<,H» will I••* ___________ ____ inside real estate, worth |5,00tl. I) . i« "ii.,| a n a ln sl > a a ld IHU o f MK’l A L ROOFING—The Roof Kviinfimtished, f«>r Post Office Box 14, Sanford. t’.(IIIlit., 11,1 IndllK for til" ton I " '•• tomchilca erinHting. Metal shinglcc.; j (.ROOM Col tag* „r roreclosllig n niorlXHK" Uimn • a month.! standing scam tin and galvanized • rent. 1700 block. $25 n il ,...lnl" ttier"lli deserllo'it I DODGE Step-Father Is Shot IT IM I ritTltr.lt OltDKKED that :tools, ace James II. Cownn. Uuk | Box 1700 enre I let aid. tf cxn and Graham-Truck* *ve. nnd Thud St- Phone 111. i Ii In nrder b" imldlslied nnee a week I In For Abusing His W ife t"i four i l l eoiisreotlve I,"weeks «4 lath St. Phone It. IVl,|lll|IPTin* tfmifnrfl Il#*rnh1. «« 19— HottHeH Fur Sale ^P||llttf»9 I ii M I nIi p H In H iU lfo n l. h— Help Wnntt-d (M a le) INS* IO W A N CO. auto NASH VILLK,Turn., July 20— •»-\ n hr nnd sheet metal works, i FOR S A L K :— Four room cottage (IN S ) Jesse Dowlen. 23,shot and ' " j l f i N K e n d n i'tl H i lt l-'.l' t h is BOYS W A N TE D — Can use five at J u t l " . IW 37 . v K each Ave. Phone 716-W. Magnokilled his aged step-father, George on one of lies! lots on good boys who nre liustlera. Can r in k of Hi" Circuit Court Head South Sltl • llonipson here Sunday tiiijnt when earn as litgli as a iollar an after­ lin Avenue, nt Seminole County. K l n r i d a ANFOItl) BUICK CO. lly A M IVhl'.M noon. Apply Circulation Depart- Srliool — Price reasonable. Terms the elder, man, under the infliirnre 212 Magnolia Ave. i to suit purclintuT. Owner Box 1:11 of liquor, abused Ids mother and <1-1 vl.t I- i, hiv Clerkmrnt Herald. w » Piioue .’1117 then attacked him. Young Dow l’., III.IUII .liiii" I*. July Mil. I 2" 1 rare Herald. IMh and ZCtli leu win, surrendered immediately 7— S it nation W attled K011KL TRIM CO. FOP. S A L E :—One of best fir** after the shooting, said lie shot in rim the cnr. not tlie owner, .',1 room bungalows on I'nlmettn m If defense, after Thompson had UNUERG RAD U A1E nurae NOTMT. O K I'.l l i r r l t l A •itid /\V,,||UC| j,, Kunford Heights, cor ’hoar HI7 for rstimnlea like position in iloctors office ; nri lot, et|iiippcil with electric first strurk him. Tlmmpsim and NOTICE I S I I E I t E H Y alveo U n it, oil I’ W. RADFOIUI Dowlen’n mntlier liad been married 11., - I tit li d a y " f A l m1o**2 s t7.. |irr or private cases to nurse, Box tntige and water heater, price lea ■Z w l 'i t t p twiee and wero separated for the Hiiaut to Heel Inn I " f all ii••t of E. A. F. rare Herald. l l.-tlilil l ." K t s l i t n i " . " n a e l e d at O " titan market value, term* to autL .second time. iEW 8ANI ORD BOOS! EU , « solar aeHSImi lt'3], entli|'’,l , » only $1.00, Studelinktrj Box 15 C. O. Herald. A•"'I t o ani"inl H"«tlons IU. I". I * . j vf.vy , A-k for carlion juice wit It S— Financial ... „ t|,| ; | ,,f ,l„.|.t"i lin t . Laws . 1f I COURTNEY FLIGHT* Kl'm Ida. Arts „ f IM S. Anprovr. FOR S A L K :— Five room Sftnnlr.lti **• -.Inp, tlie knock. San POSTPONED 1.. .. ml., r I. Itrr>. •l"lalLm i 'Garngr* Co. hnngaiow on Park Avenue. 2| MONEY— to loan on Improved dei , . , , , . |- s i .lo t ,n s l l l v e r N a y l u a l ton j ?iinhk residential propert> .n car garage, nice lawn, immediate,! SOUTHAMPTON. Eng., July I i . nI rt.'t • I n . - r e a s l n a Its lt"n d tii« ( e ita ia rm a tm ci HUPS M.\ UNIONS Sanford at 0 per cent interest, no |possession,—can’t he heat for titcj (IN S ) ........oeTHG. bathers. Sorry weather over the l .l m l t K riim .................... .... t " f l ■I f I I -t --— —— *^— ■^ brokerage- Address l,i>:in P. O Box I price, terms $200.00 cash, baluvi 'Atlantic today caused another |*i"vldltm That All l.l,,tl**n HimII jtaafnrcl Aut,>moIdle Cm I." f a l l " , I I.) I ll " ........... '•>. • .•nn im tss;; monthly. Box 1 IS care Herald. agrndiii Ave. Phone 1.17. SOU City. 'postponement of Capt. Frank R. ii.uers >,f H< lulled., and Itiev a rl — I’m-lnct, N». tt. Alt;, mmile I'prlna*. U|M.it III. Uu.slim, of lssnll|l|".luted und ■I". Ignat."I a* lit* l ’ leelnet. No. #. Hsltevai ! Courtney’s trans-oiean fligiit to I*,.limits \v ll. Ihillmd «'4. i k . < Inu S „ Id Huml*: Cliunulltn Its I.,x S|,"i'lo|s and "I i k * respect H o ly , ll It I'uHlshatl. Clark. I \V list., ii. New York. The British Air ace I.In,ll amt f '"flnliiK It* TaxliiK l " w - ; Im said clei'tlmi! M’N'POP BY TAYLO B W. I. K"la. K. N Mlleh.dl. plnntied an aerial flight this ntorn- its. amt friMeduri. f » r U" A-s.ss t I-i . f-iii< t No. I. West Hanford, K. D . H l .k o k , II E. I-idler. As Iiii|o . tors V tW .ie A N BAROLY . Levy and iJi.lle.tl.in of "| It r. Maxwell. Clel k. J. T. M< l.ulti. A* tnspeetora. UUPKNeo AU.V0UR7RWQ THANt’O ktOM— lag to test oul the motor nnd the II Smint I. Inel. v.. 13. Korrest City, u \ Isatloli Taxes; Ite q u lrln g Its, I. I*. I J I iU le t lii" ll, e t u e v e THAT- x f l-i. ctnet. No. 7. tTiuliiota. radio apparatus, but said he would ! r,imnil«*loii,T» to (.tv.. li"i,,i. to Pur yuiM on flit* I'm, kI,ik lions" U b BETTCK <iO Kui 1 J Schnll*. C l. ii Jaeohs, (,'lerk, GCE' MOkfSWEPT IT • i-.urk Tliolnp»"ii. I lerb, w e sen w h ile y o u not attempt a hup o ff on his west­ A i.|.ri(> e l l * " X | " m ill III" * a n d t.. i W K mils. A* Inspectors l)P PHD PCT S I*. M.mm $It'll. W ltntih.il, 'iC5TCRDA'fv .. l i * W a r r a n t * . ” a n r l . e l w l mit': i THC P00M WHEffe’ 'GT DOWN f,r T)tE I'rei’lnrt. N>> I. la.k" Monro#, ward flight over the Atlantic until 1 .. H. T. Ilrnwn. TltC-M AWA'-f M .ilt.'l Ml I» e l. hereby nr, 1., held, and tlie saui" I* J f Mof fell. *'lei k. ,1•.» l>* I ’ r e v a t t . A * l n s p e c l o r a . n O T T t e t . CaONffft weather conditions improved. II VI lion*. A> It....""lot s , 1, <<<l I " l>" In hi l l ........ .....it i h " eiiV V . K. ( laleshy. Pi ..elni't, Nn. *, Hahrlella, StXEP IM ISN’T y>7M OFT|*i,. m-t. No 14. •»«r».il*. ii," ('mint v *,f Heinlliole. I-lurlda !•* | .1. II J o l i i i s m i , A W . M m .'iim n , C l e r k . ri I* Itllrhl". Clstk. V£TRW ClCAN 11... quallfleil "lectors ..f tli«* *ahl ,\ h Hawkins. A* Inspector#. "BOSTON B ILLY PLEADS II. C. I’arker. I. Metcalf. x'i.iiiily. win. nr.' Iraelu. .I. rs t" o®* P i< i In. t. N» J. E«»l Hanford. I • E. Mathers. G U IL T Y ’’ John Kill I •-1 mill** WlM’l h f r «»• •!••• hulltlH " f JIM* It. It Dan*. (Merk.* ii. i; I'arker, As Inapeetora, I. J Mtxs <ii. As ln*pee("r» . „ . f i i i i c r Kt. J o h n s R i v e r N a M u a t h n i I, T. Ilryun. ITrrlli.T. No. ;.. I... a wood. Uy order m ik- lloarrt »f County l i l s t r i e l s h a l l l>" Iss u e d l>) Ih o aalri, J. Till ill.nil, MIMEOLA, N. Y. July 2d .1 A Itlstllli". Cletk. Coiiimlaalmieis ..f Henilmila Connty.^li u in m in t not " x e s s i i n i K \V. M H i , ) , , . . . A s t n s p e e t o r a , li II Kruln. (IN S ) Janies F. M/mohan, alms | , | , 1 1 |ri In nn fo i 111'' |»Ur|»nP«» «H !***>* • Prerlnet. No. (. I’aoti I-1. ef'lia. . jt i||N MEIKClt (fen. E. I.evlane. "Boston Billy" Williams, pleaded 1.. .; fur Mi. e<in*truelli.n "f ll T Tiller, cletk I* II lions.'. A* ln*peetors, Chalrmuu. Hoard of County guilty today before county Judge « . l k« " f si.lit Ulsli lel III M. ei.rilali • I ill.. Kell. l*i eel net. No 10. I.ake Mury, Coinnil»»lini*r*. Hviiiiunla ..ill, ih" plans th.T.-fm" mud" I" Kata. . , E Hjohloni. (Jlork, Lewis Smith to grand larceny and County. Klorlda. the Enitin.'.'r* ,,f said I>l»lrl«-f A V. Met lulu. As Inspector*. • ' A . K m In i. burglary charges growing out of «i,,| Ihurslof"re adopt* d t*y Mie lTn'llli'1. No. L. I tv Inin, N‘. I'. I miIJHI.AHK. II l> inirant, Clerk of »ald Hoard. \V. J. I.uwtmi. I’lerk. " f *ul.| Ole theft of more than $‘.10,000 It..,iid " f (*..minl»almier» C ll. Ellis. A* tnspeetora. worth of jewelry stolen recently Idstrlet In ll," amount m.t .•*Oee*l• | II. H. Wolcott. It.ItO.OOO.OO. T. I.. I.lnao. from the home of Mr. and Mrs. IUrnThe form "f Hallo* for «ueh •••".:• , I*. H L e e. A s I n s t ......l o r * . Jesse L, Livermore at Kings iho, shall lie: . „ . H , ..|-.ir Aii*laa(t"M !»•“•rlr« H.mmI* Point, Long Island. -\itnln*t >»* Ihii»I,.ii Itlslrlet lli.nds Minu<*o|n. N. Y., July 25. riiild nt■-<-(I.>n »•> nritered ,,n ■Y I,«.|i|. shall I,.- held a the l>«>Hluu .,hi> "N III III" varlou* prrrlnets ; wh.-re III" last adicral .deetlmi '*»* n o t ic e o f sto c k h o ld e r s K i n . E v e r y F l y , mosquito nnd roach in your home h. Id. tlirmiahi.nl ik« enltre i "ti.,1) MEETING Should Be Corrected- Good EUmb of Kernlltole. and su.'h election shall J w ith Black Flog. N o t one lives through it. Rids a house ........ liduel.'d Hint Hi" ri'UVSM "■ ruifion li Estctiliiil fo Good Health, O H .M 0 M — Ca d V o o Tit" annual Stockholder* meel- III" vote* cert I fled I " «">l ill" ra­ o f other bugs, too. Sold at drug, grocery, hardware and and ennvas* "f ll"' return* m B ur £ Fouw b F you would be well, ace to HAPPEN TO & HE ing of the Sanford-Oviedo Trurk inrn*"lei'tlnli bIis II he ininto In Ih* department stores. P ow der 15c up, nnd mild your elimination. Faulty kid­ C O flw tB S MARGIN’ OH “THC MW H A IR N E T ^ Growers. Ine., will lo* held at the m * nn**r mid w It lit ii Hi" lime pre*. ney action (rcnnlta toxic mate­ DMCSSiN' T O R U r*— X • Ill",I for aell.-rul .'li'i'llon*. e x c e p t Court llo'-ae Tuesday 'Evening, Hi" return* "f asld aleetlon rial to remain in the blood and 'MiPtO ’EM O FF ’Al August 2nd. 1D27 »t H:d0 oYloek. ihui "hall I," delivered t " the Chairman, i upset the whole system. Then, TMRCW ’ E M IN TU G Flection o f «iffieers and other busi­ ,,.,t I’ lirk >,f ll," this id "f ("M ilt) one is apt to have a tired, • '..mmlaaioiier* "f Hemlied" i'(>uniy, 'WATTE 6 AS N E T ness will he transacted nt this time languid feeling and, sometime*, 11, s Order mid Noth'" "f r.'ficA full at tendance is desired. tlnii mI, w11 I,.- puhll*hrd In The M*hn toxic backache or headache, T. F. ADAMS, f,,t<l Herald. and ih" Hanford nnd often tome irregularity at ►i al President accretion*, inch as scanty or burning paxxagcs. More and Attest: ..Ina all . f the neWBpapara nullmore people are acclaiming *|*h**d III said I’ount) nf Hsmlnolo R. A. Cobb. t Im ii four r r >• period of ool l.s* the value of Doan’a Pi Urn, a Secty-Treaa. ( o r th e P in t , 1 ) wevka prior to Hi said dale of stimulant diuretic, in this con­ t|,< said elertlr.li. dition. For more than forty hereby Or The followlog person* are years. Doan's have been win­ A Real llunirllke Plaee To Slop POI ning favor the country over. Come to The Ocean View Hotel al A»k youi neighborI Pint. , . 45c The Credit Association is nn or­ m s. Bl. Coronado Reach, Fla. LIQUID Quart . . 65c Thnroly screened, modern, im* ganised aociety for the prevention of Cruelty to Credit. Just l’ ay your provementa. Rates $3.5(1 a day American Plan. $15 per week bills when they’re due, and help to (0 niT.su,*n,ic» Stimulant frantic fa (A* XUtttye prevent this cruelty. single. $25 double. frniu CWm.Pi4UKH.tr. ■=r«co u • s»r orr „ The Sanford Credit A®» n. Iuc. E, J. COATR8. Mgr. ©isir ar so Mmncx. (ac > f"nPj p rin k M l mm iM 4 $0} UiliZ i iS jT Faulty Elimination nr I only m :- B L A C K $ L IQ U ID D O A N ’S PI^ i “ Y o u r V ic tim s ” K FLAG KILLS INSECTS � 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 26, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 26, 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 26, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald