299 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/44ec7c796636eb8116c2979dbe4b4b31.pdf d2e3b5840f634769aa07566be375226c PDF Text Text 1-. f m V. THE WHATTlEtt — your n e w s pa pe r Gcnerlly fair tonight und Wednes­ day except locnl thundershowtnrB Wednesday nfternoon. ublishod ln"EhTridn’8 Heart 1e World’s Greatest Vegetable “ ion. Its Richest Garden Land Leased Wire International News Service SA N FO R D . F L O R ID A, W E D N E SD A Y. JULY 27. 1927 N U M B E R 27K Member Audit Bureau O f Circulations ttempt Is Made To Blow, Up New York City Tunnel n j 'n After Truce With Strikers 6 M ore Nicaraguan Soldiers A re Slab GSfflG IS . Suing F or D ivorce Hut P a rt F rien dly DANN RESIGN FROM’GLADES YES’’ BOARD PAR IS, July 27.-(IN S)—One would never suspect thnt Doris Stevens is suing her husband, Dudley Field Malone, internat­ ional lawyer, if one could have seen them separated at St. Laz.iro station today. Miss Ste­ NEW YOKKV July 27.— (IN S ) deluge which would follow tho* d o-j — The Boiali* m,un<r rtf-infdfccd by traction of the tunnel. ' I ^ cati.sJ vens— n feminist who retained , , , ... ttophe would have extended, it ,s her maiden name after her mnrscores of detectives from l * » '* M it V(1(1 ,|ian <>m. train. ringe—left on the boat train to Purpose O f Citizens sail Upon the liner Majestic. Lying across the truck, the metal Rum Ktmniiitf In This Section Sanford Attorney A sserlsl’ ro. headquarters and private ugenric.q ey Stalls H erald R e ­ Hogan Seven Years A go As She and her husband walked Fvertflndes Com m it­ vision O f Measures WillEit- today were searching for th e'per­ cap, it was pointed out, imM hovel son who attempted .to blow up the n ine in contact with the elect-1 down the station platform arm Bootleggers (Carried Halt porter W ho A sks In ­ able Hrevard CounlyToCon- Clark street tunnel o f the Inter­ ricol tirvuit established by the tee T o “ Sweepintfly ’ in-arm. They kissed affection­ t ’asy j,o|s Under Cushions trol Policies O f The Hoard borough Seventh Avenue subway train ns it passed. The cap was ately before Miss Stevens board­ formation A b o u t Endorse M artin Plan ed the train. When his wife line under the Fast fiver by plac­ flattened out, the edges showing t disposition O fBonds drpurted. Malone waved bis ing an eighteen-inch bomb on tin* the mark of wheel flanges. Its sN ow a d a y Cars A rc Coniniunicatimi Is band until the train wns ou t'of tracks. failure to explode the heavy chargoi Specially Ruilt siktit. Miss Stevens filed Sent T o Th e H erald Finding of the infernal machine o, dynamite and gunpowder basj suit recently in the French followed a truce between sUbwai tin explosive experts in the police ( . Auloniohiles A re (Confiscated i court for divorce. DeCottcs Insists That W ater * id fil ial* and workers who bad department baffled. > _________________________ By Hundreds And Tw ice! Indentificntion o f the container way W ill He Useless IV hen ’ threatened to strike today but a- a pine of the threii-iiu-h pipe) Yearly Are Sold A t Auction! Didn’ t L ea rn A n y th in g Sliipnii'iils l)on*l U W ,„ t It |" * » £ ™ j 2, V i f f S S K ’ .......... cd by the interborough brought •porter M akes F ive A t H aitim oreC onferI’.v.-U tiling front spar** tlr-s " , . ra M .aa lr.U yn X ^ a T a S ! X 'X - S J t l W ! In linlbi.r rlnl.n* is •*I I I | *1 li>’ I litinter l.in.l loKK' i * in concent e n c le U n k n o w n } e , f ' U defect in the cap shycl , „|,,v. The mnnufmlu.er of the Illicit liquor - sni'iilli * nn ii'>mail. LiwiMi(*\Siilllviiii write*.. ! tt rn 1- , V <1 nf th»* V ’ntlilUT hundred* « f pitsVtntft'rH frOIII iHfitH' !■ lllll, it WHS |li*lil»\T’il, \va fnmi Ollici artIdm ,a tin* m t l « « j 11 ST. PE TE R S B U R G , Fin., " S S . " " I f .1,." p ^ a i a S S i M y l t - »•■""* -r draw......... V f ..... « i.h Ih . In e r t,.,....-I, ,ar.l. Heneatod " e ffo r ts o f T h e Public Speakers T o Explain Johns-Intlian river canal, reiterates July 27.— (I N S )— Herman A. Ity' LAWUENC1 S U LLIV A N Fullv All Phases O f Pres- his stand against the waterway and Inlernnliouai News Service Staff Li,ford Herald to secure from Dnnn, president o f the Florida Correspondent onl C ity G o vern m en t A n d raises several issues in cnnnectio Suggests Thnt Govcrnnral'omlc city bond trustees a stateState Chamber o f Commerce M ALONE, N. V., July 27.—BorW h v C h an ge I k N ecessa ry with the proposed bill width will ,*nt relative to certain l)hasbine In A Third Branch Ot and one o f the lenders o f tho 1)1)0lli-gging in this motion hr. be decided nt the polls «>n Aug. tliun seven years ago with ha!fdf Sanford’s financial conGovernment Like House O f group opposed to tho adminis­ A question which heretofore lias According to an announcement nise ciinsignmcnts in the scat Governors ForLocalM altgrs tration Everglades drainage tioa with reference to the made this im-ruing by I). L. Thras­ not been raised, is contained in Mr. uttitious of louring cars. It tb n I ceipt and expenditure of her,- chairman of the taxpayers DeCottcs statement when the ntpolicies, recently appointed to xpnndi'd to a point where truck noy makes the assertion t hut by M ACK INAC ISLAND, Mich., nd moneys, resulted in fnil- League, a meeting will be held Fri­ tor curuvatts moving between 1,000 July 27. —A proposal that the gov- membership on "th e Citizens virtue of certain provisions in the „ ti. , • i ,., e this morning a fter a fifth day night at 8 o’clock at the court canal bill, the policies of the Canal M any N antes Secured On L is ts i „ and l,5f)0 cases \ c u t . . v orernoiM o f 18 states organize a per­ Everglades Committee” quest had been made o f house for the purpose of discuss­ Board will always be dictated by | A s k in g C itizen s I <> Y 0' 0 J*t’nia *e Leaders Believe * ,,r* inti i untinniil line regitlarly en- manent. cohesive body to combat 1 hum's letter to Rennet was us .... . i.. to vNew York City. During the Increasing grasp o f the feder­ plus In Treasury Shmiltl route A g a in s t Proposed C ltill'ler R. Key, secretary to the trust- ing the proposed, amendments to Brevard county because it lias three follows: | the lust year however truck losses the city charter which come up fur members on the commission and Find its Way Back Into 'l ho _ composed of members of the al government in the affairs of the "George Rcnsel, Am cn d m en tsO u A u g u s t ”»! h have driven ike traffic to the tourdecision before the citizens of San­ Seminole County Ims only two. ty Commission. I Nickel books Of Taxpayers |ling ordinary citizen, wns advanced to­ “ Chairman Citizens Everglades model once more and a high ford on August 5. Following is Mr. DeCottcs’ let­ day by Governor Albert Ritchie, Committee, The Herald attempts to obtain . IVitions expressing oppoiltion (degree of engineering -kill Inis Believing that the citizens ter: to an changes lit, the form of I W ASHINGTON. July 27.-ONS) I bent turned to ‘mipVovising coti- o f Maryland, ns the nineteenth an­ comprehensive statement for the "W est Palin Ilenrli, Florida. should not be called upon to vote “ On the Kith day of August tinThe new congress stand " Nt,r- Icealeil curriers for bottled good#. nual conference drew to n close "In tlm closing moments o f the nefit of Sanford cltixens have on the issue without being famil­ citizens o f Seminole and Brevard th-.' ci.v government were cir­ culated fhro.nl. t the bu.hnss nf lilX redi.Cr Baltimore Conferonco Inst week, Mon) than 20(1 seized automo­ hero. *n made for two days and in iarized with existing conditions of Counties, win* uro qualified voters, ,|j. | o n Ttu and were made " " " " " ’e'J "W e Ui’l: o f state's rights, but I was appointed a member o f the ch instance the request bus been the present form of government, will be called upon to vote on the pH|,|jt. t|,j„ m„ ln;,,g Two humln-d lion and legislation bill n prellj biles stored .in customs Ituuzu gar­ what do we do to preserve ages here and ut Rouses Point n*reived by M)\ Key with the the Taxpayers League, Mr. Thras­ issuance of bonds by the tipper St. two mimes were on the peti parly break threatens,over the na­ veal almost un equal number of them* nuked the Maryland Gover­ self-styled "Citizens Everglades Committee." atement "that be bud been so her said, lias arranged for the Johns River Navigation District in ncioi g to a list made pubty he had been unable to get to meeting for the purpose of ex­ thc sum of One Million Two Huu-I||r< -fli • petitions included bini- ture and size of the melon to be [trucks of crenting storage capac- nor. "W e do very little. We might As the avowed purpose of this I' ity. A luxurious ' twelve-cylinder as well admit it. Centralization committee, as reported nfter tho ie matter." .Promises to furnish plaining all facts in ponnection dred and Fifty Thousand ($1,250,. firms and individuals, with 20 cut for the American people, o f power in the bunds of the few in mode limousine which netted 05 He desired information were given with the coming election. 000.00) Dollars, the pruned* «* fjor n,ort, duplications of local was revealed here today. meeting, is to "sw_v,.ii*Kix en­ cases of Canadian whiskey had Washington is one o f the greatest III t-arh occasion, but thus far The said bonds, if authorised by a vote Juiciness men and the concerns With Senati lenders already on suffered a major operation in issues before the American people dorse the Everglades Ihnlnngo bill The Taxpayers League, Mr. trald's efforts huve come to reduction which tile entire power plant had today, and it is One that must ns passed ut the recent session o f Thrasher explained, has the best of the people, t<» be used "to pre- that they operate. Jrecord as favoring ught. Headed "Sanford Citizena-Tnke the Florida legislature, utul the interests of Sanford at heart and mote the maritime shipping an I legislation, Bep. William R. Given been replaced l.y a Ford engine sooner or later ho met. When first approached, Mr. is directing its efforts toward se­ commercial interests of the Upper Notice." the petitions carried the nets of the administration lending and transmission. lit) of Iowa, Chairman of the “ Why can’t we meet this situa­ ey dated thnt he would try to curing needed changes in the city St. Johns Itivcr Navigation Dio- f,,||l)W|ng preface, "the unilerup to the passage o f tho measure tion hy irganixing ourselves into a in the resultant space beneath et the figures compiled in two government. Willi this in mind, the trict" in the manner provided by |8|Km.<| busines-* property lUHiness men and lin n p ro p en y " : , v 'j " " ' I )'•' '. " i . , , '. ' ( |'i i * ' ! ,V , ----as well as the administration po­ of* Sanford it ----very and Kvp. John N. *•.»'• m 1 ' . the “ J»• 1'bm hhood, padded sheet- real house o f governors— league o f ours. Tuesday at noon Mr. Key " ' ’ think ** group headed by Mr. Thrasher lias the Act creating said District, the owners to m aW an v change changes in fexa.- laak.mr minority V'Jl’! ' ' j i »*• ” Im xc ha, I been installed' to states, m> to speak, which could sition nn Die bill since its enact­ fid he "bed been very busy," but secured figures, statistics and oth­ funds derived from the salt* of said unwise to muka^nny today declared I hoy favored giving nt commodate 125 quoits of liquor, function in an to become in effect ment, I cannot find myself in sym­ hat the would h nve therepor er information relating to the cit­ bonds to be expended in such man­ our form of city government at I art’ of the treasury surplus back it second box beneath the tear scat almost a third house in the repub­ pathy with the purposes o f this ner us may be determined by the tin* present time, and realizing tin* ready at 2 o’clock. The Herald repy’s financial condition as adminis­ I am, therefore, ask­ .1* taxpayers. Tlu*> differed and a third beneath the driver lic. Such an organization, to be committee. Commissioners of the Upper St. general problem of economy before , [ejoiutive encounted another tletered under its present form of all business, both public and )iriv l.ocvover on the amount of the de­ brought tlie capacity to 780 quarts, sure, could act only In a voluntary ing you to accept my resignation liy at 2 o’clock when Mr. Key wus Jehus Uivcr Navigation District. consider any charter tails. Tlndr views will nppeur In v.'ith nut a suggestion of a load ro-opevutive manner, yet if organ­ nnd to nppolnt somoono clso in my tij to be in conference. Shortly government. "These Commissioners are five ute, w. Speaker:) have been selected to changes likely to affect the yonfi tin* Au'Mi I number of the Nation’s visible to the casual observer. A ized prnymly It would bo In a |h>«- stood. fur 3 o’clock unother effort was in number and are perpetuated in i ustoms officer was aroused I>> lllim to deal with tunny problems "Our Municipal office by the Governor. Each >»f deuce of the outside world In Our iru>in giixtne. " I appreciate the hnfibr of beini i»de to secure the statement * ld explain fully Situation," said Commissioners shall lie u stability." . |- t.’ i.., u declared he favored rut the whirling of the ‘Ford engine in now -cited upon by the federal asked to serve with the other ex­ hi* time Mr. Key promised to Bonds........rhe Gas government simply because no cellent gentlemen on this com­ Tr it ready by 10 o'clock today. Sanford’s " New Hospital," "The qualified elector of either Brevard Bearers o f tl-* petition worked [ (jug cor|S>ration tnxes, but gave no a $5,0110 limousine. Virtually every lar in the cits- other agency o f government ftp- mittee, but l cannot consistently ^The Herald made i > ; *Jrlh **e- Budget System,.....I he Rolhedy for or Seminole Counties, the countries ijMvdily, beginning their task details, said lie was inclined I"tust this morning and its repre- the Present Situation." comprising the Navigation Dis­ nboul !• o’clock and ending shortly W(m| ndlef for Income s under tnihs graveyard L equipped witli tl pear ready to ileal with them. servo. • . ■ The meeting is called at the in­ trict, three of whom sluill at all lifter -I o’clock when the lists were ...uo.tlOl) an.I came out strongly a false floor providing cargo space Half the issues that now eventuate mtajivi* was informed by Mr. Key "N o new information developed hit the statement wns not rendy. stance o f D. L. Thrasher, chairman times be appointed from the County chocked by leaders o f the move­ cc.un.t repeal o f the federal estate* for approximately 20 cases. Sev­ should he handled hy the states." out o f the Baltimore conference. Governor Ritchie, a strong advo­ There was nothing dfscloscd Ultra "I will bo certain to have it com­ of the Taxpayers’ League, repres­ o f Brevurd and two from the Coun­ ment. According to a statement l a x . Gainer urged reduction o f the eral have hidden gasoline tank t pleted by 2 o'clock,” was bis prom- ented by the following committee: ty of Seminole. It therefore fol­ issued in connection with the pub- •<'rporutiou tax t In pec cc nt, re­ for 25 (o 50 gallon shipments of cate of the rights o f states and a , , , . a i t t .. that L did not already know. No |f<t, Hut when 2 o’clock arrived K. A. Douglass, H. A. Newman, N. lows that ns long as the Upper St. lication of the petitions, it wns peal of all nulsaneo taxes i ml ail- wet goods. potential democratic candidate for J t „ „ a<lvuncra which said that the "committees were un Three spall* tilts recently pro­ the presidency, pointed out that ... jthtri' wns no statement available. II. Garner, A. I*. Connelly, Geo. Johns Jtiver Navigation District, u-.tment of income taxes. able* to see many citizens who ..... , will |dint d 211 quarts of high grade twice in the last five years ih o U u M d me to withdraw Tram my The information which The ller- A. Speer, Fred R. Wilson, B. W. composed of Seminole Counties is no charter changes the lexns Deim.vrat. *'*. »ld sought from the bond trustees Weer, governors have been summoned to thu bill nnd its entanglements; I Geo. CL Herring, John in existence Brevard County, l.«--j b'vor making their intention o f . become floor leader of his I'.irlv . imported wines. With hundreds, jind sometimes, is of interest to local citizens, es­ Meisrli, S. A. B. Wilkinson, John cause of a majority in the mjiadier. signing ! ignifu-i Washington from their uuuunl con­ do not believe in the udmlnistratlu-se petitions." 'the llm.se next year, took a pot thou sands of cats crossing the lan­ ference, each time to discuss en­ orlginal position of opposition to pecially in view of the approaching Leonardy. ship of the Commission, will !>*■ r.ble The Herald ic reliably informed 1rh.-t nt the treasury estim lies. IU Don’s "solution" of the Everglades der daily on every road, custom forcement of the Volstead net. city election. It wns with the in­ F, L. Miller, E. F. Lane, H: J. to dictate the policy of the Commis­ that some of those who cin-ulated pointed.out <h‘'t I n' " , liv problem, In fact I am unalterably strike only when their tention of acquainting the people " I f the White House," said Gov­ sion and as to how, when and in .... iiiq.rouclieil people who l idgo and Secretary of th i I rea I • Clause, P, Bayard Smith, F. L. with the facts and giving the com­ To in­ ernor Ritchie, "can summon us to opposed to it. what manner public funds are to bo ' • .. .. . to vote, In at least dry Mellon predicted a 'dS.t.nuu nut po ions un* aroused. Woodruff, Jr. T. J. Miller, and W. spect cvcr> car for a Mind cargo missioners an opportunity of clear­ "I expect to continue to work (Cont nued On Inge lliree) ono instance the committee was (M)0 iturplus for the* p u l fisc tl would roipiijc a small army o f Wat hiurtiai, why cannot we, act­ ing current criticism, that The Her­ C. Hill. ing as the representative of the -18 for Florida’s best interests ns I unable to obtain a signature l.e- year, while Ills own predictb-ii "ns patrol officers along the 80-mile overeign states, tell Washington see them and 1 feel that member­ ald sought a report from the bond cuusc the map said be was lint a (.100,0110,000. The nctuel surplu New York holder. The most pro­ wluit our rights are, and what are ship on this committee would rotrustees. Reckless D river Is qiiulifhd voter. In answer to noun-d tin- half-billion n irk. ductive formula of the dry sleuths the prerogatives o f the federal striet my freedom of expression Following are the questions ask­ this statement, one of the members is to take position along q laid government." Fined Court ed of the bond trustees: and my freedom o f action. of the committee replied, "tlmt's strati'll of mad ami watch the " I am sure you will appreciate all rigid, put your name down any 1. How much bond money is on 'I lie militancy o f the Mnrylnnd Frank Morrow was fined SICf in is bounce. A cur loaded heavily g< . i in hi way vee hnv- tin- names of several deposit ? advocacy, o f the my position and relievo me of with whiskey weighs its springs who have not been here but u few n tank, and "aw a,ad, lira >’ u'.ott, struck a rospons- further duty, alleged reckless driving. The and does nut iiso again with IU in ach 7 "W ith kind personal regards ix« < '" d in tits minds of his col­ GRAND AN SF, Que., July 27.— weeks." chnrgo was in connection with a tame lesilii ncy o f u normal!/ Following are the names signed 3. What security do the hanks wreck nt Sanford Avenue and (IN S )— As J nines ’’ llud" Stillman li t't . oi. nearly every stnte l*x- and assurances o f high esteem, Imleui'd machine. To avoid detec(Continued on J’agu Three) offer? n hue luir. contained some I am * > u. A Hughey Street. Morrow’s car sped toward New York today with ( Continued On Pago Throe) t. What rate of interest do the wus said to have crashed into that his woodland bride, the former Indii' o it of the federal govern­ "Very truly LONDON, Julj 27. (IN )■ bond funds bear? ment f*r it:i increasing grasp of "Herman . Dunn." of J. 11. Junes, badly wrecking both Lcnu Wilson, the north country Liqu or A g e n t Killed W. I’. Briilgonmn, fir t lord o f the 6. What bond inonoys arc* on buzzed with excitement over the power. A committee may he upcurs. British admirallty, oid Viseounl hand? Companion Wounded |Cecil, heads of the British delega­ |oiuteil to work out the details of SEAItt II < ONTIN1 ED Jones testified in court thnt be dramatic and unexpected action of 6. Where is the swimming pool the youthful millionaire’.' mother in Governor Richie's suggestion. tion to the naval Urn lation ennfer* wus proceeding north on Sanford money ? BOBO, Mo.. July 27-ONBOONE MACON, Gu., July 27.— (IN S ) — Avenue when Morrow's ear. coming hurling cut gluss plates at camera i l .| *’ MV . was cure in Geneva, departed for Goo7. What disposition was made While hero are developV|, l<((,ay renew their delll.eraeast on Hughey crashed into his men who crowded into the lodge S )— A heavily armed ,!"»■, « « » « „ova Noted Scenario W rite r ing newdetectives of tion.ooo hospital money? penetrating the mountain fastness tii-ns.with tin* Americans and Jap­ , Neither against her wishes. lends ill the Scott Goolsby Dies In (lothain Show disappearance, un secret InformsThe plate-throwing Incident, the near here today for moonshinera anese. money Got. Gilbert A. Youngbcrg, formtion furnished by an unidentified fast hut Morrow is said to have Inst and by tar most enlivening who ambushed and killed one fed­ Tin* conference wns halted inure ■r War Department engineer for York? woman witness residing in tho fulled to stop before crossing the ,uq on the bill, occurred a few imn- eral dry agent and wounded nnothNEW YORK, July 27. (I N S )— than a week ago by the recall of (Ids district and an authority o:t 9 Why? avcnue which is a through street., utt>lt un,.r the young Princeton youth's homo town, Fnrayth, other Film circles from const to coast l<k Who are the bond trustees? Jones was dismissed on his charge juruduatc and his mother’s foimer Houter B. Stotler was instantly the British envoys to discuss the the proposed .SBJohns-Indian river " i r e shocked today by news of Ipolico officers have been sent to situation with the cabinet and the itiiial, will be the only speaker nt H. What position does Mr. of reckless driving when the testl- omployeo had been pronounced man killed in his automoldlo when n the sudden death o f June Mathis, Jacksonville and Tumpu in tho Key hold with reference to the many of the pair showed that he and wife. The photographer.-, who band of I t or 16 men opened fire admlrality nftor t1e Ihiti-di and A- tile meeting, ca|{eil by tin* t'an.il tinted scenario writer and ” dU- Miuthwiile search. trustees? hail the right-of-way. hud been ordered to rernuin out­ v.'ith sbolguns and pistols. Ilis mnricuuK failed t< reach an agree­ Hoard for tonight at /{'unncBy! j cuV*’rcr" of Rudolph Valentino. ment upon culver tonnage and gnu tho court bouse. A. CONSUL BKI.EASED Albert MeJoseph, charged with side, pushed into the lodge ns the companion, It. E. Walters, received She died ns u result of a heart member of the boat'd, will preside Old Newspaperm an nssuult, was turned over to the chef cut the first slice of the wed­ scars from a bullet which whizzed power. attack in tlu* Forty Eighth Street As the two envoys, accompanied over the gathering. WASHINGTON. July 27.— (IN S ) past his face. ding cake. Theatre as sin* watched the per­ A large group o f interested peo­ formance of "Tito Squall." by admiral Jelliio’.*, boarded the Found Dead In H otel county for trial. — Bussell Johnson, superintendent "Stand back a bit, Bud," request­ boat train at Victoriu station, both ple is expected to lm present to­ BEGINS LIFE SENTENCE She bud attended tho theatre o f tho purral plant of the Atncrieun ed one of the dozen or more camera British F lie r Delayed professed to Ini hopeful of a suc­ night 'XiiK'i* lhl> is the first meet­ with her mother, Mrs. Emily Smelting and Refining company, CHICAGO, July 27.- (IN S ) — men as shutters clicked merrily. who was kidnapped on July 19 by f hris I). Hugerty, former presiJACKSONVILLE, Fin., July 27 One of them apparently wns about Hy Irela n d ’s Storms cessful outcome of lit*' confer­ ing to be held in Snuforil in inter- Hawkos. ence, but a note of confidence wus eit of the proposed waterway. <iH)t of the Prtas Club o f Chicago (IN S )— Cluude Moore, white, to help himself t*' a piece of enko. Ten minutes before the final Mexican hundlts, has been relcntied. C„|. Youngb'-rg plans to discuss eurtnin, Miss Mathis shrieked:- tlu* State Department waB advised •nd radio critic o f the Chicago I convicted o f second degree murTaking the stand that a camera SOUTHAM PTON. Eng . July 27 lucking. today by Thomas MeKnclly, Ameri­ Mrrnld-Exnminer, wus found dead ) j or j„ circuit court here last week man cannot photograph hi* coke (IN S )— Bud 'weather ’ o ff the It is felt here that much de­ Du* project in detail In order that ’’Mi.liter. I'm dying." h‘ re today in his room ut the for the stubbing to death In u and cut it too, Mrs. Stillman swung Irish const is still interfering with pends upon the altitude adapted by local citizens may be thoroughly ' Miss Mathis was dead by the can consul at Chihuahua. No de­ tails were given. Commonwealth Hotel. local filling station of Mrs. Maude suddenly into action. Angered, she the truns-ullnntic flight • of t ’npt. the Americans in Geneva follow­ familiar with Dm provision* of tb') tune aid arrived. A blood-stained knife anil n re­ Calloway will start his sentence advanced and photographers with Frank T. Courtney, thu noted ing tin* position of British premier meuxure which comes before the fn ehoider i o f tbi* and Brevard volver with one cartridge exploded of life imprisonment today. Moore cries "get away, get away, and llritish air ace. Baldwin. County on August 10. !•>’ flose by the chuir in which wns alleged to huve murdered Mrs. allcz vous eni" shooting them be­ Courtney is all ret to hop o ff Hagerty’s body, sitting bolt up- Calloway while in n drunken fore Col. Youngbcrg plans to reach! ................ from tho Cnlshot Air Depot ns her like....... a flock of chickens. frenzy. r'gat, was discovered. Hanford early this afternoon from' Those on the outer circle of the K()on ns the stormy weather abates.« E ntzm injfer Corrects noting, however, began '■making He hoped he might be able to fly shooting, Herald Statem ents kuu Gniiie, and v iii spend evernl ____ hours at the office o f the Canal buck. It was then thnt Mrs. rildl- to Valencia, Irciund, some time Board in the Bull Building where1 man picked up a plat and hurled it today, but the latest weather re­ In correction of a stat1meat lie will be gbul to tfnswer all ques-| ports indicntiirl tliut he adverse ut u photographer. Fateh day The Herald will present five questions concerning weaher conditions would continue nppeuring in The Sanford Herald tinns that local citizens muy desire of its Tuesday issue, W. S. to usk in connection with the canal. Sanford’s history, its industries, ita city government, its raoreANOTHER GANGLAND VICTIM for ut leust unother 2-i Imurs. Kutzminger of Lmgwood, this The engineer will H|M*iul Several ntionul facilities und other Interesting eubtects. The unswers will morning staled that all meeting- day.i in other preeinrta o f Du* coun­ EVA T AN G IJA Y M ARRIES WINRTEI), Conn., July 27.- head, drawing » cord about her CHICAGO, July 27.— (IN S )— I..* given with the questions. IVrsons wh have questions which that have been held for liiscti ing ty where be will hold confenmrc'* quoted Gangland's guns which huve spelled DNS)— Little ten-year-old Rose, throat,’’ ulruuL, Coroner t,uruill., Herman ......... LOS ANGELES, July 27.-(TNS) the canal .........question hail been railed they desire to have included in this column, may communicata death to sixteen victims of n boot­ — Evu Tun-may, 48, well-known at tj|0 Vmitunc*- of opponents of with Interested citizens. Col. with The Herald. leg feud within the lu»t few weeks, Youngbcrg will also speak ut meeti “ Then I carried iter to the real coinmedienne und vuudevlllel sing­ the proposed waterway. Mr. Lr.txyv "uffucation which she endured lugs to lalienl in Brevard County. roared uguin here today and the • ‘T three tlaya ut the bottom o f u bin und covered her up with boards. iiody o f Frank Hitchcock was dis­ er, was lunieymooning quietly here niinger had reference to n stateANSWERS QUEST JONS today with Allan I’aruilo, !M. her moot in this p »|k t which suit! thnt *u*d bln before dying, It was re- Yes, site was atill breathing. II" n covered on a lonely pruire. I. 10 1. How many iiutomobile agen­ FAILED TO BREAK RECORD I went buck Monday nnd ane was piano player. They were married the gathering5 o f Luke M ury, '“ led today by Coroner Kumuel cies lias Sanford? and Gcnovu hud been culled hy tb* | ir ic iilV t lT iiV lulu °*7 / te e . lluhrn, near here. **rnian. The coroner declared alive then too." the youth wus 2. Approximately 2. Wliut is thu urea o f the city? NO CHANGE said to have admitted. Canal Bortril. A t both of then*! A 1 J ,N . ’ .,^ .7 , 2 7 ' ( 1NS.* that Jack Billadclla. 19-year-old miles. meetings si»eakers both for and a 1 Lt. • . J • hwnplon, Billadellu said that Jte did not E A R TH Q U AK E /un Imd ronfesstsl to additional I). Who is su|H*rniteudent of pub­ a. T. W. Iaiwtun. LONDON, July 27.—<INS) — gainst Dm runnl were heard. I flyer, falbd by more Dmn > 900 return to the bin again until tne Tlitr condition o f J. Ogden Armour, u ' t " f th<’ >nurder. lic in traction for the county? following Sunday when he ye mo veil PARIS, July 27.— (IN S )—The miluilellu has confessed al­ Mr. Kutzminger also said that < *'1 f Ml. . i J" 1 . 4. What was the combined cost 4. $98,830.33. millionaire Chicago packer, who " r‘,| n r'lK‘' t . aj,t ^ * 4 * 9 of the yucht basin and municipal ii. \° ■“ •lilting nnd struriKling the deuil girl und took her muti­ is suffering from typhoid fever, most severe enrthi|uuke in twenty nt the LonSwood meeting, whi. h was Is,! ealled by opVon. nts of when l»U mot, r disintegrated nnd n. n, i ’ ^ut not until today did he lated body to a swamp at the north is practically unchanged. Mra* years Iiuh shaken the villages sur­ pier ? v,. ,®4k" 0Wn the manner in which end o f Highland U ke. . H«? de* Armour told International News rounding Orange near Avignon. tlu- canal, sp ukers for the canal ruu«h| fire, the Nntionul Aeron5. Donald Whitcomb. 5. Who was the first commander were invited tb appear on the prowutli* A* 'K’latton announced toposited the bundle there In some Service today. Armour had a Some its mage has Item iloui* to t'Ut the child to death. of Cumpbvll-Losaing post? grnm but^tbey declined. • day. (L ’ H*® Ker hands and legs and bushes and fled. He was observed restful night. houses, churches and wuljtt. ‘ * t»*d a burlap bag over her and arrested. M ANAGUA, Nicaragua, July 1!7.-(INS)— Six Nicaraguan revolutionary soldiers of Gen. Augusto Snndino'a irregular band were reported killed and between 15 and 20 wounded In an attack upon a detachment of about 75 United States Mar­ ines near Sun Fernnndo, be­ tween Ocotul and tile Honduras frontier, according to u message received here today. Tin* Uni­ ted States forces were ambus­ caded. One marble was wound­ ed, but tin* seriousness of bis injury is not known. CANAL RAISED BY DECOTTES Appreciates Honor Of A p p o in tm e n t u s te e Declares [els “T o o Busy” MEETING CALLED . TO DISCUSS C IT Y |Toid8ToComeABack,CHARTER CHANGE RITCHIE T H IN K S GOVERNORS NEED GREATER POWER ETITIONS U R G E CONGRESS COMES AGAINST CHANGES OUT FORCEFULLY IN GOVERNMEN T IN FAVOR TAX CUT; I $10 in Stillman’s Mother Hurls Cut Glass At PryingCanteraMen I British Delegates '.Depart For (Jeneva To Renew Meeting Canal Meeting To Be Held Tonight At The Court House Ask Me Another! C o n n e c tic u t Girl Is Buried Alive In Coal Bin And Left There To Die S t?, r . *"- J -> Rl 1 J,j 1 ’ j J , ^ fj �THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 2(1. 1027 PAGE STX T arpons WiiiSecond Straight Game From The Celerymen, 3-0 B row er Y ie ld s cham ps'(g h a r k e y B y Score o f 3 T o o l « T71 1 IT T l m JcCflS Ufiaole to , i ‘ I 111 111 I t O f | *» . in C iie S .. Suits B u ck y S u ffe r s D em psey l , “ ‘; I1 o u l BOSTON, July 20.1(IN S ) Sovere hemorrhages were suffered hy Jack Sharkey upon hi* return hern hi* Dnt 11- ill New York with Jnck Dempsey, it wins reYcnl* rd today. The hemorrhages were *. . * Sp liman, surgeon o f the St. C ann ot { s c o r e Elisabeth ilos|)ita1 Who attended ----- — Sharkey hrrr. SARASOTA, Fla,, Juuly 20— h.nnririg the warning of phy( Special To The Herald)— San- ah'inns in New York, who realised i Meet nobby Reeves, tho Washing­ ton Senators' collegiate shortstop from Georgia Tech. Hooves has worked himself Into a regular Job by bis bitting nnd fielding. His arm 13 said to be one of tho best lu the majors. ■W ill Itlcs presented to them here in Shnrkoy left for ids home Inst the second gamy and as it result Friday. Saturday he was stricken Sarasota made it two victories in with the first hemorrhage. Afcw a row over the Champions as lini|rrt |ntrr hft lm(l another. S '1 F «h ,lown with Dr. Spellman attended him all three hits. 1 he score was U-0. dny Sn(imlny nt„| k).pt his Alonfc ''itli thirt the Frn&ational |v^eant>il In ire packs. Sunday, J* n? ?{f °,fw . r ,tcr ie 1h ^ nnUK'1 Sharkey suffered two more liem rI'inio t ' r, " nK |"i ^hibtney, one rhagfs. He is out of danger from time Tarpon nnd ater with Mia- , , . ,, mi seemed to he united in causing £ ,rt .’ " r hp™or(r,“ « c" n,,w ,,r’ the visitors another defeat. Tim S*!T',m" n * " ul t" ,lny’ Feds looked good for at least one . l)r- SI't‘IImn1" '■ns « spectator at run in th" second inning when ,hl‘ f,k’ht ,," ,i ll" lt ,hr l,1,,w Crowe first up reached second on "hout which lho "P011 worlJ nr':<ian error and stole third. nicnt now revolves was low. The Then Meyer popped up for the Pr,,,,f thul ‘ ho l,1,,w " !,H in th ‘ first out. Dunbar hit one on th e' »-’ r" in- camu in the hemorrhages, line to center and Manush com- I,r' Spellman said. Ing In fast, made n great catch Sharkey was resting in his home and his throw to the plate caught on Chestnut Hill today preparatory Crowe by inches. In the third the to a trip to New Hampshire where visitors started o ff again when he will soon begin training again. Bailey opened with n double, lie Jnck Shnrkqy, suffering from went to third on nn error, but was tile result o f intestinal hemorrngos, stranded. Was taken to St. Kliznbeh’s lioaIn the seventh Allen was nure pinl today f or treatment. nt first on a hoot to start things Dr. .Spellman said Sharkey will but he was out stealing. The final be under treatment in the hospitopportunity came in llio ninth al probably for the next HI days. wfien lienzley singled _ with two i He will not remain at the institut* down and reached ___ h M ______ ...... second on |a ......... inn overnight hut will he a daily passed hull. He died on third. The patient until his recovery. Tarpons collected but six hits, 1 live o ff McCIntinnlmii and olio nil Withrow, but tliey came in the pinches, Two singles and a sacrifice gave them one run in the second. FLORIDA STATIC L K A G LK In tho sixth Meyers' error, a walk nnd n sacrifice sent one Miami more across, while in the eighth SANFORD n walk, followed hy two inliebl Orlando outs nnd a single chalked up the Sarasota third. Close decisions throughout Tampa the contest caused Manager St. Petersburg urowe and Buskc to do much ar­ guing. Pug Allen's drivu to deep N A T IO N A L L K A G l'l center looked good for three or possibly four sacks hut Mamisii Chicago made a otic hand stall to pull Pittsburg the ball dawn. St. LoinNow York ’ Sanford Brooklyn Ilrnzlcy, rf Cincinnati • Frlsbic, ss Pbilndoli ilia Moyers, x Boston Allen, cf Crowe, .’lb Myers, 2I» Dunbar, If New York Bailey, lb Washington Riddle, c I jetroit MrClnnnnhnn Phibolelphin ' Withrow, p .. Chicago Cuxaek, xx . St. Louis Cleveland Totals Boston League Standings Sarasota Hornick, ss Holder, If Burke, lb Hogun, rf Maloney, 2b Cerlil, ab . Manush, cf Parks, c Brewer, p . Totals 2r» :i »; 27 it :t x —United for Friable in Ulh. xx Hatted for Withrow in tltli. Score l)>\ innings: Sim ford (KM) oou ooo (I S^rat >>ta tMO (till 01 x—-.’1 Hunimnry: Two base hit: Bailey; sacrifices: Manush, Parks, Ma­ loney. Stolen bane: Crowe, Double play: Manush to Parks. Left on hot.ox: Sanford, .’t; Sarasota, ft. Hits: o ff McCInnnahan, f> In l-'i Innings; «»ff Withrow, l in 2 2-.’t. Struck out: Ily McClnnnnhun, by Withrow, L Wild pitch. MeClannnhan, Passed ball, Parks. Isislng pitcher, McClannuhan, Umpi tvs Kaphun and Lohr. Time I : Lt. n ' ‘ ‘ In iillie S iresentriled Die ivhen it •n ane fact htiit In strong t L is- Longue, ami hnvo re-instated pitch­ er Howard Ehmkc. Pilcher Tony Kaufman, who ncqdired a permanent grouch when traded by the Cuba to the Phillies, and who has failed to win for his new chili in five starts, baa been suspended indefinitely, 'i'll: western teams o f the Na­ irn ms! 1.ensile won 41 and lost 20 l nines on tlieir eastern tour just < unpkitcd. Cincinnati made the I: . '.cord, winning 11 Raines and iorin ; four. The c istern clubs o f the Am eri­ can fra g ile won II and lost 20 In th< '■ . The Yankees led with 111 ;iml five defeats, while V ,,lvtij;to ii won l.'l ami lost 0. The Pittsburgh Pirates arc in second place today because they are unable to bent Larrv Denton, who was obtained by the Giants from *lt" Braves, principally be­ cause lie is supposed to have the Indian sign on the Hugs. Benton performed his nneclalty y terdn". whitewashing the corsairs 1 to 0 with the aid o f a homer by Andy Reese. The Cubs who w e f Idle. e',—*lr < first place while tb C cbi * mrt-.al wide onen ord b e' tv ' » A'i * A v TA, O-.. r: ds. .it o 2 and •* »*t 1 M*»v oi'l-'Pched Haines and l.octm b ,..i rtifsi in two nitrh'M * Tl,, ped- won eight of *li ;r Iasi nine tarts. tin ton’s !trd S '" ” V> have been •vit ing neariv hn*** their games in •)> la. two weeks, plastered Cleveland HI to 7. \ homer by Johnny Dykes In the thirteenth enabled the Athletics to nose i ;il Detroit, 0 to 5. Al Simmum, the league’s leading hitter, is injured and will not he able to play for three weeks. Th Athletics have relen-ed dee Pate, veteran southpaw and relief *'» 7, ina (wirier, to ;’ort Worth o f the Texas the wols, July 2(1.-( I NS) 10,000 G IR L S 'IN F K 8 T IV A ! Girls’ Life Brigade recently held a throe days’ festivnl at London in celebration o f t he twenty-sixth anniversary o f the organization. They were from all parts of Great Hritinn, and some were not yet old enough to attend school, while Others were in tlieir teens. Con­ spicuous on the arms of the girls' tunics are badges gained for swimming, signaling, cookery, needlework, laundry, and many other accomplishments. Many of the girls took part In nursing and first-aid competitions, tin* success­ ful competitors receiving shields. Demonstrations included infant cere, needlework, millinery, photogfip liy, raffia and leather work. NOSH POWDER I \(; uVRJ Powdering'of no: i s ^ J hnriT.I by many fa. Uric* ;.l rope where large nunihm a j are employed. The move i, (luce waste of time. In „ntj ] it was noticed that one J grapher, otherwise very tn3 slopped working Ui ti,„M 3 hour to powder and heautiff'J none. The average girl, ft uU ( nlculnted, powder her times an hour, taking twoeJ for cneh operaton. When hundred girls nro employ^, special task, the I<h* (lf ^ very costly, say experts. So3 plcyes balk at. tin- effjcieiw| saying the experts form U MUSIC E XH IB ITIO N IIKI.I> Don't dodge respon ability J n hec cornea under the wi^y stop your car yourself ir.<t«a trusting to a telephone pde, Okiaiioma Daily Oklahomna, opera festival,symphony bv orchestras from AmstfriS Borne, performances l,v thtfi Opera Comiquc nnd an nk£| of Yythmic gymnastic*. 7m m J. Leather is (effin g Jovct* 7 ‘cu/fl for tin a ll'tla y m otor jaunt tluou}>li the lierkshires. W ci/fc) cis ilit'v s itiv I Possibly Moses, through George K. Brower c f the commission, may move to abolish price fixing in New York. Only hy inference yesterday did Rickard drop hints that New York was out of the running. Ills talk tics in the Philadelphia nnd Chica­ go stadiums. “ I*, isn’t a question o f ringside rert prices*’ lie declared. What l , nee-J for l ho, fight is a place tug enough to r cotitodnle a much biirgrr crowd than we can gel into the Yankee Stadium . Wltrie the crowd’s bulk is so great the aver­ age seat will cost less. "M ole people are interested in a second 1'hnitoy-Dempsey fight than tlie first one. They drew 120,000 hot year and 1 have no doubt, that they will play to 150,0(10 next fail if l can accommodate that many. "Those stadiums with tlieir steep banks o f reals are id"ul for fight, crowds. Tile field can be : Imnkcd sn that every ringsldert gt ts a clear view o f the pit down in I the center. It was tout way in Phil­ adelphia. Ball parks are different. Tho field seats cannot he banked lie.nose that obstructs tint view.; of those o ff in the lowei part of I be stands." ■ ■ ,.3 M p r ill iH I te ■: i n i l ' w mMm J i David Belasco. dean of the American Theatre* writes: 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, and there is an extra process—“It’s toasted”—no harshness, not a bit of bite. Star Out T o N e w a rk NEW YORK, July 20— (IN S ) Henry Honey, who came to the New York Giants from the Uni­ versity of Florida, has been sent to the Newark Club o f the InterSO n i l EASTERN LEAG U E Selma. 0-8; Wuycross 5-It; (first tn.tiouui league under nn option­ al agreement. jij innings; second 7 Intiings). Emil (Irish) Meuse!, veteran Colcnibus, fl; Jacksonville, I; <K outfi'ldfr, released by Brooklyn hmingn, rain), Moritpoincry, fi; Savunoeh, 7; (10 this week, may he signed hy tlie Giahl . Ho formerly • tarred on intdiit''. i several ol McMraw’d championship pcn.atoln, j; Albany, 0. teams. A fflm Ace liiidkins iieats Sergeant Baker To Avenge N.Y. Defeat WRH1LKY FIKLD, Los Angeles July 20— (I N S )— Ace lludkloi got his revenge over Sergeant Sammy Baker, who stopped him in New York several weeks ago, by winning a decision in their 10FLORIDA STATIC L(SAGMi round Inst night. Miami H; St. Petersburg 12. Three times during the bout litOrlundo It; Tampa 5. Nibruska wildcat had the nonSarasota it; Sanford 0. com til the floor. Baker went down for a count of seven at tlu SOUTHKRN I.BAGUIS end of the fourth round. Mcmpliix HI; Mobile lb ll looked like the end, hut link Glintlanoogn .’I; Birmingham Ft. or wa« saved by tho bell, lie lul l Kto hvillo 7; Atlanta Ll. to be carried to his corner. Little Ruck, 0-1; New Oilcans Baker was in difficulties with 7-0; (second, 7 Jimthgn). Budkin's rledge hammer body id lack. Hmlkins bad an edge in six SOUTH A T L A N T IC LliAGM l •Spait an burg, 1-D; Greenville, ;i , ! rounds, Baker getting the udvnn'■;togo in the sixth and seven til and Knoxville, (i; Asheville, !t. i the first and eighth being termCharlotte, 7; Culumbin, 2. ! t J even. • Others rain. j The welterweight battle was : one o f the most speclaeiiulur ever IN T E R N A T IO N A L L K A C IT |witnessed here. There was plenty Buffalo, 0; I ’oiorito, 1. of action from start to finish by Syracuse, 13; Rochester, It. Steve Neylund, o f Sun Jose was Others, wet grounds. a populuar one. Baker was almost ready to go down under Iludkhi’a body attack •"Ward tlie end o f the last round tmt taint back to carry the fightToledo, 10; Louisville, li; <10 u ing at the finish. lie was ineffectually trying for iiings). i a knockout, Hudkins taking tho N A T IO N A L LIJAt;UK round. Hudkins* had eye was Citirinnati 3-4; St. Louis 2 2 bleeding at the end of the ninth. (Fitst game 10 innings), New York I; PHtthurg 0. (lian ts Farm F lorid a Others scheduled game, ruin. iturduy A M BRK’ A N “ LE A G U E ie best Philadelphia fl; Detroit f>. ( I I in of the oings). tu m i . Boston 10; Cleveland 7. lay the* (Rbvt>, not scheduled. return Itv International News T ex Rickard W ill RccelveUdegat inn Turin v From (Junker C ity And W ill C o n fe r With Chicago ComniiCtt* F-’ iriny anniora lia s Men On the doom result or« punch in the Third In 3 Fram es groin, according to Dr. Martin II. Y> Tagging AllBascs N o T h r o a t I r r i t a t i o n - N o C o u gh* “ The voice is to the actor what tf\c chisel is it) flic sculptor. H e 7m is l 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 many years ago that dors not impair control of the i subtlest vocal shadings or cause huskb ness or harshness. J mean the rLucky Strike.’ ll is the player’s best friend �m i i i r Gcnerlly fair tonight and Wcdne*dny except local thundershowers Wednesday afternoon. ,| Member Audit liurcau O f Circulations y Stalls H erald Kenorter W ho A sks In ­ fo r m a tio n A b o u t D is p o s it io n O fBonds M ANAGUA, Nicaragua, July 27.-(IN S)— Six Nicaraguan revolutionary soldiers <if Gen. Augusto Sandino's irregular hand were reported killed and between 15 and 20 wounded in nil nttnek upon u detachment of nbout 75 United States Mar­ ines near San Fernando, be­ tween Ocotal and the Honduras frontier, according to a message received here today. The Uni­ ted States forces were ambus­ caded. One marine was wound­ ed, but tin- seriousness of bis injury is not known. ru ste e Declares e l s “T oo Busy” M U TIN G CALLED •porter M akes F ive TO DISCUSS C IT Y Told8To C^fme^Back' CHARTER CHANGE Repeated efforts o f The inford Herald to secure from e citjr bond trustees a stateent relative to certain phaaof Sanford’s financial contion with reference to the ■ceipt and expenditure o f md moneys, resulted in fail■e this morning after a fifth quest had been made o f Public Speakers T o Explain Fully All I'hases O f I*resent City Government And Why Change Is Necessary ISSUE ON CANAL RAISED BY DECOTTES ttemptIs To Blow i Up New York City Tunnel After Truce With Strikers Suing: For D ivorce Hut F art Friendly DANN RESIGNS FROM’GLADI YES” BOARD PAR IS, July 27,- (IN S ) -One would never suspect that Doris Stevens is suing her husband, Dudle'y Field Malone, internat­ ional lawyer, if one could linvc seen them separated at St. La* NEW YORK/ July 27.— (iN S ) deluge which would follow the' dezare station today. Miss Ste­ 'Thu Bomb squad rodnforced by nruction of the tunnel. 'I lie cutasvens— a feminist who retained ____ ■ scores of detectives from I » l h ~ ' . «««»• * have extended it is her maiden name after her mar­ . . . . . . . Relieved, to more than one train. ria ge-le ft on the boat train to S an ford A tto r n e y A s s c r t s l’ ro - heudqunrter* and private agencies. , vin): .u,ri)MS , )u. triu.|{( tju, „ u.la | Hum Iliinnlng In 'l itis Scclion Purpose O f Citizens sail upon the liner Majestic. vision O f M easu res W’ llIK n- 'mlay were searching for the per iaj) it U;l ,:0|ntcut out, nuM hav* Hogan Sew n Years Ago As She and her husband walked E verglad es Com m it­ able Itrevard C o u n ty T o C o n -!"”." who attempted to blow up 1 in contact with tlu« elu tHunt loggers Carried Half, down the station platform arm licnl circuit established by the in-arm. They kissed affection­ tee T o “ Sw eepin^ly* Case l.nls Under Cushions t io l 1 o llcics O f lilt* lsoanl||2(irol|g)| Seventh Avenue subway train ns it passed. The cap was ately before Miss Stevens hoard­ line under tlie East river by plac­ flattened out, the edges showing> Endorse M artin P lan ed the train. When his wife Communication Is ing mi eighteen-inch bomb ujt the the mark of wheel flanges. Its N ow a d a y Cars A re departed, Malone waved his tracks. failure to explode the heavy charge' until the train was out-of Sent T o Th e Heralds Finding o f the infernal machine in' Specially Built! hand dynamite and gunpowder has | sik*lit. Miss Stevens filed ,, ,, , “; ' . , ... . ] followed a truce iietween ailbway tlu explosive experts in the police: suit recently In the French I)e ( o tle s In sists 1 hat W a te r- otficlul* and workers who had department baffled. Automobiles Are ( onfiscated court for divorce. -*,*tg n __________ :____________ wav W ill He Useless When timntened to strike today hut Imlentificatlon o f the container By Hundreds And Tw ice! finally agreed to a postponement. ti u piece of tlte t It rend nrh pipe! Shipments Don’ t Warrant It Yearly Are Sold A l A tic lio n ! Examination of the bomb today toed by the interborough brought D idn 't Learn Anything: In a communication addressed to showed that at least one train ha I avestigators from that road hurri-. Kivu* thing fr fUWt* <i A t B nltim oreC onferto l i . i l r i o t 11» irtr t‘ I1||11• t * \ the editor u( The Herald, George rolled over its percussion cap. and ,.,Hy to police headquarters early I . . . i . l . jl . o i . t K; * i . t»* •n o t e n c le U n k n o w n A. DeCottes, prominent) Sanford that a defect ill tlie cap shyed i day. Tlie manufacturer of the 'Ml tilt* iliP-lt liquor I'ltUtl, ISlWH'tll * sMlitJIVilM wr i t v * attorney and one of the leading hundreds of passengers from helm: |, mii, it wns believed, war. faint tniier nt itch * ID lilt* Mt l i N uai t opponents of tlie proposed St. bl iyrti to atoms or drowned in \u- liar with the Inlorhormigh yard. ST. PO TERSBU KG , Fla., rollotv.- i N Johus-Indian river canal, reiterates Its LAW RENCE SU M .IVAN July 27.— (I N S )— Hermnn zV.f* his stand against the waterway and International News Service Staff raises several Issues in connectin' Dunn, presidunt o f the Florida Correspondent with tile proposed hill which will MALONE, N. Y., July 27. Bor- S u g g e s ts That (lovornorsCont- Appreciates Honor Of A p p o in tm e n t EDITIONS U R G E CONGRESS COMES AGAINST CHANGES OUT FORCEFULLY I N GOVERNMENT IN FAVOR TAX CUT RITCHIE T H IN K S GOVERNORS NEED GREATER POWER Stnti* Chamber o f Commerce hine In A Third Branch Of and one o f the leaders o f the Government Like House O f group opposed to the adminis­ Governors Forl.nealMaltgr.s tration Everglades drainage M ACK INAC ISLAND , Mlclt., policies, recently appointed to '■'if caravans moving between 1,000 July 27. A proposal that tlie gov­ membership on "th e Citizens •£jr . , . , and 1,500 cases venture over tin* Senate Headers Lenders Helieve Sur- inti i national line rcgiilnrly cn- ernors of IS states organize a |>er- Everglades Committee” or- ■* I hum's letter to Be usel was as lilus In Treasury Should route to New York City. During niunent, cohesive body to combat the Increasing grasp o f the feder­ follows: Find lls Way Hack Into The the hist year however truck losses al government in the affairs of the "George Bcnscl, Dockethooka O f Taxpayers have driven the traffic to the tour­ ordinary citizen, wns advanced to­ »otlegging in this section heTan seven years ago with hail- According to an announcement made this morning by D. L. Thras­ not been raised, is contained in Mr. DeCottes statement when the at­ her, chairman of the taxpayers torney makes the us suit ion that by League, a meeting will he held Fri­ virtue of certain provisions in the day night at 8 o’clock nt the court canal hill, the policies of the Canal Many Nantes Secured On Lists ... . . . . house for the purpose of discuss­ Hoard will always he dictated by Vole Asking Citizens T n o Vote ing the proposed amendments to II. Key, bucreinry to the trustlirevard canity because it has three Against Proposed Charter 5, composed of members o f tin* i the city charier which come up for members on the commission and AmendmentsOn August .r»!h decision before the citizens of San­ Seminole County has only two. ty Commission. The Herald attempts to obtain ford on August 5, Following is Mr. DeCottes* let­ "Chairman Citizens Everglades ing model once more ami n high l’ *‘ lt!«n» expressing opposition Ritchie, Committee, 5rfl Believing that the citizens ter: degree of engineering skill (ins day by Governor Albert comprehensive statement for the July 27.-0NS) to an. changes in the form o f ! W ASHINGTON. o f Maryland, as the nineteenth nnshould nut lie called upon to vote been turned to NmpVovhing con­ "On the Kith day of August the "W est Palm Bench, Florida. nefit of Sanford citizens have tin ci.y government wore cir­ on tile issue without being famil­ The new emigre; s i-laiul t»ver- cealed curriers for bottled goods. nuiil conference drew to a close "In the closing momenta o f the 1bruin I A t Um business i , , . , , , , ... ,,, ., *n made for two days and in iarized with existing conditions of citizens of Seminole and Brevard culated More than 2t)<> seized automo­ here. v mid were mad- wbelmlngly in fuv.tr of tax leduir Baltimore Conference last week, ich instance the request lias been the present form of government, Counties, who are qualified voters, district on Tut "W o tab; o f state’s rights, but I was appointed a member of the biles stored .in customs house gar­ wived by Mr. Key with the the Taxpayers League, Mr. Thras­ will he called upon to vote on the public this morning. Two build)id lion and legislation hot u pretty wlmt do we do to preserve ages hero and at Rouses Point ra­ issuance o f bonds by the Upper St. iand two names were on the poll parly break threatens over the imself-styled "Citizens Everglades atement “ that lie had been so her said, has arranged for the ven! almost an equal number of them' a ikcil the Maryland Gover­ g to a list made pub ty he had been unable to get to meeting for the purpose of ex­ Johns River Navigation District in jj,..,. _ .)(■,,,i Committee." tnie and size of tlie melon to 1 H i trucks o f creating storage capucnor. "W e do very little. Wo might the sum of One Million Two Hun- lj|c> Th. petitions Included buslc matter." .Promises to furnish As tlie avowed purpose o f this plaining all facts in ponnectiim deed and Fifty Thousand (|l,2nl».- nr>s fjrnlM aM(| Individuals, with 20 cut for the American people, H lity. A luxurious \ twelve-cylinder us well admit it. Centralization ae desired information were given committee, us reported nfter the with the coming election. mode limousine which netted 05 o f power in tho hands o f the few in 0U0.0U) Dollars, the prn< cuds id more , or........ . duplications o f local was revealed hero today. n each occasion, but thus far The meeting, is to ' en­ Tlie Taxpayers League, Mr. said bonds, if authorised by n vote business men and the concerns With Senate leaders already on cases of Canadian whiskey had Washington is one o f the grentest dorse the Everglades I>rainnge bill (raid's efforts have come to suffered a major operation in issues before the American people o f the people, t*' he used "to prothat they operate, Thrasher explained, bus the best tight. mote the maritime shipping an I Uenil|1j “ Sanford Citlzens-Tako record as favoring t:wr reduction which the entire power plant had today, and it is one that must ns passed ut the recent session o f When first approached, Mr, interests of Sanford ut heart and commercial interests of the Upper Notiw. « tlu, the Florida legislature, and the cnrriod the legislation. Rep. William R. Green hien replaced by a Ford engine sooner or later bo met. is directing its efforts toward se­ ty dated that he would try to nets o f the administration lending Kt. Johns River Navigation Disr(,||„w | nB ,m .rnre, “ the umler- (It) of Iowa, Chairman of the and transmission. curing needed changes in the city ‘ Why can't wo meet this situany can t we n tt the figures compiled in two j,, ,j,u resultantt ; pace beneath {jgn by ipgunlzing ottrselves into a up to the passage o f tho measure trict in the manner provided by lH[Bned business men and lira pert v House Ways and Means committee ours. Tuesday ut noon Mr. Key- government. With this in mind, the tlie Act creating said District, the „ wm>rs ,,f Snnford think it very ■••ad Rep. John N. Gardner (D )_ o f tlie rich blue hood , padded sheet-[ ieal house o f govermors—league of as well ns the administration po­ id be "had been very busy," but group headed by Mr. Thrasher bus funds derived from the side of said unwise to muk<i_nny changes in l ‘‘xas tiinkin minority member, I iron boxes had been installed to (states, m > to speak, which could sition on tlu* bill since its enact­ secured figures, statistics and otlihat the would h nvu the repor bonds to he expended in such man­ our form of city government at'today dorian they favored giving j mn muiudate 125 quarts of liquor, function no an to become in effect ment, I cannot find myself in sym­ (adyat 2 o'clock. Tile Herald l ep- ir informal ion relating to the cit­ ner us may he determined by the hccond box beneath the rear scat almost a third house in the repub­ pathy with the purposes of this the present time, mid realizing tlu* fnrt of tin* tiemvtry surplus^jiack y’s financial condition as adminis­ srntative uncounted another dehe taxpayers. They differed and a third beneath the driver lic. Knelt tin organization, to lie committee. Commissioners of the Upper St. general problem of economy before , tered under its present form of I am, therefore, ask­ y it 2 o’clock when Mr. Key was Johns River Navigation District. all business, both public and priv­ koWever on the amount of the de­ hinught tho capacity to 780 quarts, sure, could act only In a voluntary ing you to accept my resignation aid to he in conference. Shortly government. "These Commissioners nix* five ate, we consider nny charter tails. Their views will appear in '.villi nut a suggestion of u load co-opbiulivu manner, yet if orgttn- nml to appoint someone elao tn my Spcukera have been selected to ft#r 3 •''clock unother effort was in number and are perpetuated in changes likely to affect tho confi­ tlie Auvn t number of the Nation’s visible to the casual observer. A i.e.l proyurly it would ho In a pos­ stead. ade to Recure tile statement and .explain fully "Our Municipal magazine. customs officer was aroused by ition to deal with ninny problems office by the Governor. Each of dence of the outside world in our Haslnc hit time Mr. Key promised to Honda," "The Gas Situation," " I appreciate the honor of bein the whirling o f th e‘ Ford engine in now -eized upon by the federal said Commissioners shall he u stability." __ _ Green declared ho favored fill re it ready by 10 o'clock today. Sanford’s " New Hospital," "The V.*. •-WT* asked to sene with the other ex­ — Workei Hearers of tl — petition wdfhcil |(frig corporation taxes, hut gave no a 55,uim limousine. qualified elector of either Brevard government simply because no cellent gentlemen on (Bis com­ The Herald made i e :»arth ro­ Budget System," "The Remedy for or Seminole Counties, the countries speedily, beginning their tmd , hm.iils, said lie was inclined t"Virtually every cur in the msother agency o f government ap­ ust this morning uud its repre- the Present Situation.” | for incitnu* under hubs graveyard is equip pod with a pear ready to deal with them. mittee, hut 1 cannot consistently comprising the Navigation Dis­ aboul :i o’clock and ending shortly mtajive was informed by Mr. Key The meeting is called at the in­ trict, three of whom shall at all nfter -1 o’clock when the lists were -;.uo.llOO and i aim* out strongly n false floor providing cargo space Half the issues that now eventuate servo. hat the statement was not ready. stance of D. L. Thrasher, chairman times he appointed from the County checked by lenders of the move­ ‘ No new information developed for approximately 20 cases. Sev­ should he handled by the states." I will be certain to hnve it cum- •if tin* Taxpayers’ League, repres­ of Brevard and two from the Con li­ ment. According to u stnlcm nt aiin.t repeal of the federal estate out of the Baltimore conference eral hove hidden gnsoliuu tuiiki ;'X. Gainer urged reduction of the Coventor Ritchie, it strong advo­ let«! by 2 o’clock," was his prom- ented by the following committee: ly o f Seminole. It therefore fol­ Issued in connect ion with t In* pub­ for 25 to 50 gallon shipments of cate ut the rights o f states and a There was nothing tlfselosed there ft. Hut when 2 o'clock arrived K. A. Douglass, R, A. Newman, N. lows that ns long ns the Upper St. lication of the petitions, it wns ei rpt ration lax l<> 10 per c< lit, rewet goods. potential democratic candidate for that L did not already know. No here wns no statement available. 11. Garner, A. I*. Connelly, Geo. Johns River Navigation District, said that the "committees were un leal of all iitilsiiueu taxes i ail ad­ Three spare tiics recently pro­ the presidency, pointed out that argument was advanced which The information which Tliu Her­ A. Speer, Fred R. Wilson, It. \V. composed of Seminole Counties is able to set* many citizens who justment of income taxes. The Texas Dimu.vrat. wl.o will duced 211 quarts of high grade twice in the last five years the caused me to withdraw from my ald (ought from the bond trustees Weer, Gee. G. Herring, John in existence lirevard County, be­ favor making no charter changes is of interest to local citizens, es­ Meisch, S. A. 11. Wilkinson, John cause of a majority in the mji*»ber- and signified their intention of become floor leader of his party hi imported wines. governors have been summoned to tlie hill and its entanglements. I U'ltli hundreds, and sometimes, Washington from their annual con­ do not believe in tho udministrathe House next year, took a potpecially in view of the approaching I Leonardy. signing these petitions.” ship of liie Commission, will he r.hle city election. It wns with the in­ The Herald is reliably informed •lift nt the treasury estimates, lie thorn amis o f ears crossing the bor­ ference, each time to discuss oit- original position o f opposition to to dictate the policy of tlie Commis­ F. L. Miller, E. F. Lane, 1 1 ; J. der daily on every road, custom lorcrment of tho Volstead act. lion's "solution" o f tho Everglades tention of acquainting the people that some of those who circulated poinUti out that Preside t 1 sion and us to how, when and in opt nitives strike only when theil' with the fncta mu! giving the com- Clause, P. Huynnl Smith, F, L. wlml manner public funds are to 1m petitions approached people who idye and Secretary of t! • Iris " I f the White House," said Gov­ problem, in fact I am unalterably To in­ ernor Ritchie, "can summon un to opposed to it. are not eligible to vote, In at hast jury Mellon predicted a ts.t.uuo sur puhniH an* aroused. mhskmars an opportunity o f clear. *^r' ^ I,l,t I W. (Continued On Page Three) ing current criticism, that The Her. G. Hill. ono instance the committee wns J (HID luirplus for th*1 p: 't ti -e.il spect every car for u blind cargo Winhlugtuii, why cannot we, act­ "1 expect to contimio to work unable to obtain a signature ho-! year, while his own predictii.’ii smis would rnpiijc u small army o f ing as the representative of the 18 for Florida’s Iwist interest* ns I aid sought a report from the bond cause the map said he was not a f iOil,hhil,00(1, The nclilitl surplir putio| officeia along the 80-mile overeign states, tell Washington see them and I feel that member­ trustees. Reckless D river Is New York border. The most pro­ wind our rights are, and wlmt tire qualifi:d voter. In answer to i neared the Imif-billion n irk. Following are the questions ask­ ship on this committee would re­ ductive formula of the dry sleuths the prerogatives o f tlie federal this statement, one of the members I --------_ Fined $10 In Court ed of the bond trustees: strict my freedom of expression of the committeu replied, "timt’s l j k i b\ i i . is to lake position along q laid government," and my freedom of action. 1. How much bond money is on silutdi o f road and watch the nil right, put your name down any- | > l * U l S U 1 1 C l 'v i g c l H V ' Frank Morrow was fined $l(f deposit’ Tin* militanty of the Maryland " I am sure you will appreciate i iirs bounce. A cur hauled heavily way we have tlu* names o f several t1 • r in hi: advocacy, o f the ray position and relieve me of • In what hunks and how much in Police Court this morning for with whiskey weighs its spring who have lad been here hut a few alleged reckless driving. The in each? " ,i'ey. rtru I, a respons- further duty. and linen not riso again witli the ripii __ . GRAND ANKE, Due., July 27.— weeks." 3. What security do the hanks charge w-us in connection with a n tfi" minds of bin col"W ith kind personal regards same resiliency of a normally i*' > (IN K )— As James “ Hud" Stillman Following are the names signed I v C U O W i V ' G C t l H g wreck nt Sunford Avenue and offer? . m nearly every state ex- und assurances o f high esteem, Indent'd mm hint!. To avoid detcc- i ' ;,t (Continued on Page Three) sped toward New York today with Hughey Street. Morrow’s car 4. What rate of interest do the hci,* inis coatalni’d some I am ( Continued On Page Three) > u was said to hnve crashed into that his woodland bride, the former bond funds hear? bid"'' 'ii at o f Hie federal govern­ LUNDON, July ".7.— (IN S ) "Very truly of J. 11. Jones, Imdly wrecking both Lena Wilson, the north country Liqu or A g e n t Killed 5. Whut bond moneys are on W. I*, lfi'iilgenum, fir t lord o f the ment f< r Its incrciiolng grasp of "Herman . Dunn." buzzed with excitement over the cars, hand? British udmimlity, md Visc<*unt power. A committee ntny he apCompanion W ounded dramatic anil unexpected action of Jones testified in court that ho fi. Where is the swimming pool Cecil, heads of the l.t'ilisii dc' *gupoinlcd to work out the details of SEARCH CONTINUED was proceeding north on Sanford the youthful millionaire's mother in money ? Coventor Richie’s suggestion. tion to the naval lim latlun confer­ hurling cut glass plates at camera BOONRRORO, Mil,, July 27-(INAvenue when Morrow's car, coming 7. What disposition was made ence in Geneva, departed for GunMACON, Gu~ July 27.— (1NS1east on Hughey crashed into his men who crowded into the hdge K )— A heavily armed posse was of 110(1,000 hospital money? eva today to renew their delihoritWhllo detectives here are develop­ against her wishes. penetrating the mountain fastness Noted Scenario W rite r *. U’ lo.’t wasdlme'with'the hon«l |machine at the corner. Neither tiens with the Ann ientis and Jnping new lends In the Scott Goolsby The plate-throwing Incident, the near here today for moonsliincra recently raised in New was raid to have been ranning Dies In Gotham Show disappearance, on secret informa­ v ' * 'fa s t'hut Morrow is said to have lust and by fur most enlivening who ambushed ami killed one fed -1 Col. Gilbert A. Ynuugherg, formYork? Tlie conference was halted more o ' War Department engineer for tion furnished by an unidentified j failed to stiqi before crossing the act on tlie bill, occurred u few mill* ernl dry agent and wounded anolh9 Why? than a week ago by the recall of this district and tilt authority u:i NEW YORK, July 27. (I N S )— woman witness residing in tho avenue which is a through street. | U{ oa uft,.r tin* young Princeton er. ly- Who are the bond trustees? Jones was dismissed on his charge graduate and his mother’s foimcr Hunter R. Stotler was instantly the Itriti'di envoj to discuss the the proposed M.John: Indian river Film circles front const to coast youth's homo town, Fontyth, other , H. What position does Mr. of reckless driving when (he testi­ employee hud been pronounced man kilted in his auto mold lit when n situation with tin cabinet and the canal, will he tlie only speaker ut were shocked today by news of police officer* have been sent to 8*> hold with reference to the mony of the pair showed that he and wife. The photographers, who bnnd of 1-t or IB men opened fire admirably nfter t e Ih itiidi uud A- the meeting, railed by the (,'unal (he sudden death of June Mathis, Jacksonville und Tumpu in tho trustees? had the right-of-way. had been ordered to remain out­ with shotguns and pistols. 11is mericuus failed (• reacli un ugree- Board fur tonight at 8 o'clock ut n o t e d scenario writer and "dU- Routliwido icarcli, Albert Mr Joseph, charged with side, pushed into tlie lodge us *he companion, K. E. Walters, received ment upon cuiser ommge uud gim thu court house. A. I'. Connelly, cuverer” of Rudolph Valentino. CONSUL RELEASED Old Newspaperm an Site died ns a result o f a heart assault, was turned over to the chef cut the first slice of the wed­ scars from a bullet which whizzed power. member o f the hoard, will prenido attack In the Forty Eighth Street county for trial. ding cake. As the two envoys, accompanied over the gathering. past his face. Found Dead In H otel WASHINGTON, July 27.— (IN S ) Theatre as she watched the per­ by admiral .1«*lli<t»-*. hoarded the "Stand hack a lit, Hud," request­ A large group o f interested peo­ formance of "Tho Squall." — Russell Johnson, superintendent BEGINS LIFE SENTENCE boat train ut Victoria station, both ple is expected tn ho present to­ ed one of the dozen or more camera British F lier Delayed CHICAGO, July 27.- (I N S )— She hud attended the theatre of tho pnrrul plant of the American men as shutters clicked merrily. professed to lot hopeful of a suc­ night 'ximv till , is the first meet­ and Refining company, ' oris I). Hugerty, former presi­ with JACKSONVILLE, Fin.. July 27 One of them apparently was about By Irela n d ’s Storms cessful outcome of the confer­ ing to he held in Sanford in inter- Hnwkos.her mother, Mrs. Emily Smelting who w’ uh kidnapped on July 19 by dent of the Press Club o f Chicago (IN S )— Claude Moore, white, to help himself to a piece of cake. ence, hut a note of cunridonru wu* ert of the proposed waterway. radio critic o f tho Chicago eonvicled o f second degree mur­ Ten minutes before the final Mexican bumliU, bus been released, Taking the stund that a camera lucking. Col. Ymingb'-rg plans to discuss curtain, Miss Mathis shrieked:- the State Department was udviaof .SOUTHAMPTON. Eng,. July 27 ••(raid-Examiner, was found dead der in circuit court here last week man cannot photograph liU cake (IN K )— Had 'weather G>ff the It is felt here that much de­ the project in detail In order that "Mother, I’m dying.” nsre today in Ids room at the j f ur atubbing to <leath in u today by Thomas McEnelly, Ameri­ cut it too, Mrs. Stillman swung j rjKh t.()ust is still interfering with pends upon the attitude adopted oy lotul citizens may bo tltoj-Miiglily * Miss Mathis wttH dead by tho can consul nt Chihuahua. No de­ commonwealth Hotel. local filling station of Mrs. Maude und suddenly into action. Angered, she the trans-atlnntic flight - o f ('apt the Americans in Geneva follow­ familiar with lltu provisions o f th') time aid arrived. tails were given. A blood-stained knife and n re- Cnllowuy will start Ids sentence advanced and photographers with ' river with one cartridge exploded of life imprisonment today. Moore cries "get away, get away," and Frank T. Courtney, the noted ing the position of British premier measure which conics before the fi * eholder i of tin* and Brevard Baldwin. ay cluse by the chair in which was alleged to have murdered Mrs. nllez vous eni” shooting them Ik*- British air ace. Courtney is all sot to hop o ff County on August Dl. Bagerty’n body, sitting holt up- Calloway while in a drunken fore her like a flock of chickens. from the Calshut Air Depot an Col. Youngberg plana to reach rixld, was discovered. frenzy. Those on the outer circle of the soon us the stormy weather abates, Enlzm ingxT Ct >r reel s Sanford early this afternoon fromj shooting, however, began sneaking lie hoped he might he able to fly H erald Statem ents Euu Gallic* and will apend seteral buck. It was then that M m . Still­ to Valencia. Ireland, some time hours ut the office o f the Canal man picked up a plat and hurled it toduy, hut the latest weather re­ Board in tlie Ball Building where ports indicatirl that he adverse ut u photographer. In correction o f u slat1ment he will be glad to ifoitwer all ques-1 weaher conditions would continue appearing in The Sanford Herald Units that local citizens nitty dcslru Each day Tlie Herald will present five questions concerning of its Tuesday issue, W. S, to ask in connection with the canal. ANOTHER GANGLAND VICTIM for at least another 24 hours. Sanford'* history, it* Industries, it# city government, its reoreEnlzminger of Lin g wood, thin The engineer will apend Several eord about her ,, WiNBTED, Conn., July 27.- head, drawing KVA TA N G E AY M ARRIES atiouul facilities und other interesting tmhlccts. The answers will morning stated that all meeting.-* CHICAGO, July 27.— (IN K )— i t * for / _ utscu-^ing .it--... days in other 'precincts INS)— Little ten-year-old Rose, tiirout," Coroner Herman quoted that have been held * ... . . . o f the , epun • Gungluntl's guns which have spelled Ih* given witli the questions. Persons wh . have question* which ••rdino was buried virtually alive LOS ANGELES, July 27.-USS) the canal question hud been called lY ,,u w l11 ,I" M Ci.nfet.Htccdeath to sixteen victims of a boot­ the youth as confessing. they desire to have included in this column, may communicate with interested citizens. Col. — Evu Tanguay, 48, well-known t J1 ,# to n "low torturing death "Then I carried her to the coal leg feud within the last few weeks, coinmedieune und vaudeville - imr- at the instance of opponents of Youngberg will also M|M>uk nt moot­ I Mmfocation which she endured with The Herald. the proposed waterway. Mr, F.r.txthree days ut the bottom o f u bin and covered her up with hoards. roured again here toduy and tlie er, wus honeymooning quietly here mingcr hud reference to n state­ ing* to he held In ltrovRrd County. body o f Frank Hitchcock was dis­ ANSWERS QUESTIONS today with Allan Furudo, Hit. her ment in thin paper which wuid that veal V", lr f(Jr“ ,JyinK> it was re- Yes, she was still breathing. Tie n covered on u lonely pruire. “ lid toduv by Coroner Samuel I went buck Monday and she was 1. How many automobile agen­ 1 . It) piuim player. They were married the gatherings o f I.aku Mury FAILED T<) BREAK RECORD coroner declared alive then too." the youth was cies lut* Sanford? Habra, ncur here. > and Geneva had been called by the | ,7.\' . n_ NO CHANGE HWadello, Hi-year-old said to have admitted, 2. Wiiat is tho urea of the city? 2. Approximately 12 squ Canal Boil id. At both o f these , \V A. III Nt* i ON, July - i.-(IN S ) Billadella said that .he did not ,1 , .n ,u''i confessed to additional mile*. meetings speakers both for uud a -i Lt. C. • • * asnpton, Jr.,, navy E A U T IIG U A K E LONDON, July 27.--<IN8)— return to the bin again until tho Who i* superintendent of pubguiust the cmnnI were heard. |! 1><■i'« failed by inorv than 2,000 hm ,‘V h* murder. 3. T. W. Lawton. Tiie condition o f J. Ogden Armour, rra, l . Ilu ha* confessed al- following .Sunday when In* .removed juiltiopuire Chicago packer, who Mr. Entzminger also said that 1 to hrcul. tho world’s altitude lie instruction for the county ? PARIS, July £7.— (IN S )—The •h*. i° a’*K*olting and strangling (he dead girl and took her muti­ 4. What was tile combined coat 4. |tt8.83<1.33. must severe earthquuke in twenty nt the I.ongwood meeting, which |rta'ird in los night last Monday Lut not until toduy did he lated body to u swamp ut the north is suffering from typhoid fever. years has shaken the villages sur­ was also culled by op)>oni nts of when hi:- motor diniiitegrated uud of the yucht basin and municipal | is practically unchanged, Mrs. He de­ k,, , . ,t0Wn the manner in which end o f Highlund Iuike. rounding Orange near Avignon. tin* cuimt, *p ttkers for tin* canid catizht fire, tin* National Aeron­ pier ? posited the bundle there in some Armour told International News G. Donald Whitcomb, "I i i V ' ,,1,,i tw deatii. 5. Wito wn* the first cuinuiamler Some damage has Iteen dune to were invited to appear on the pro­ autic Association annoUnced to­ Service today. Armour had a hushes and fled. He was observed of Campheli-Losaing post? day. * . then til ! 1C r an‘* u,,<i houses, churches and waljs. gram but^they declined. restful night. tied a burlap bag over her and arrested. Stillman's Mother Hurls Cut Glass At PryingCameraMen ^Depart Fur (ieueva Canal Meeting To Be Held Tonight At The CourtHouse Ask Me Another! C o n n e c tic u t Girl Is Buried Alive In Coal Bin And Left There To Die tv. O \ �NS # THE SANI Oltl) HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1927 i*AGR TWO The Sanford H erald Get Th e Facts every nflcrimon except Kudrin? nt Snnltir.1, K In e ld a r.m .k'd Ellon J. Mouglilon As Brisbane Sees It Tonight in. the Court House a meeting will he held to Marriage unit Divorce discuss various phases of the proposed ennal join in g the $t,nOO.oro n Day E ilrird ■ « Keenad ('In n M n ltrr, upper St. Johns River to Indian River. Colonel Youngl i t tu«<er ST. IIMS, *1 Ik r I'n tl.iK Ir t The AAverage Parmer berg, form erly a W ar Department district engineer, will II I Sanford. V ' lo e h la . n n i l r r A e l «.f Tlit* Power of Terror I nt V la r r h . X 1KB? ho here to explain t»i the citizens how the canal can hi* cut iijr a Hirin' l Brisba n e Kill roll • i t ' l l.A M l I. (IRAN and the benefits which may he derived. M A A A I.'K II l ' « ? f f W k l < »*? u t S ta r Cm . n H O W A R D R K IIII M i l l K I - J O N »■:*, M a n u a l I t * K d l l u l Friday night in tin* Court I Raise another meeting will TOD M ANY NOISY marrlngea, ~ SI'HSCrT p t IOK HATKH he held in the interest o f the proposed charter amendments. too many t|uit*i divorces, suyji tlie »T»il Oae Year ,~H Public speakers will inform the citizens of certain facts UeV. Or. Sletaon, rector S.1..VI |ti ■ Monika. ■, New ■1.7V regarding the p reie.t administration. i.titt•• a in re* M on th* They will attempt York's Trinity ehnrrli, dint looks * .IS II ? l u r r l r t i w r w e e k • i t HI VVr-rkly rillll hi prr Year to show that the present hit-or-miss, thoroughly tmhusiness from Broadway itr.wii Wall Street like system, is ruinous to the future w elfare o f the city, ami to a enliven lent dock iai llie east m > llr c n lil, H a n fo rd ’* iili.n rer n r « » river. * lin p e r, au tia rrllira In Ih * J n lrrn n that only such changes as indicated in the amendments llf it a l IV en * K »r»| rr. r e r r l r l i i * fro m £ tj# aa perln r . n r n a n e * n n l * n f Ini can possibly'save our local government from destruction DR. STETSON EMAILS ihot we i n r n l l O i»n *n »* l w o rd * d olly n v r r With matters o f this kind, it is o f the utmost import-! may initiate Soviet Russia,"where i » Bit t h e l e a d i n g e t r u l a n f lli«- r n t i r e w o r l d . - T h e I. . V II. I t e « | i r e l n l ntict* that the people become acquainted. I f they are to divorce in granted without quest- • ly e ffic ie n t l» 1‘ l n r l d n m id It* ion," anil that nnr gt.’Veriitnoill will •^tanner n f h n n d l l a g t i t l e UrNra I* count themselves us real citizens, they must keep them­ itniiu* ilny innkt* polygamy legal. He e r l l k i . u l e n n a l, selves posted on municipn! nf fairs. E very man mid woman uhu ilejlioiiM the power of M*X ap­ . T h e H e ra ld Ir • a ie m lie r » f (he in Sanford, privileged to a vote, should attend the meet­ peal. A u d it llb rrn n nf C lrrtila lln n *. •» Ik leru a llu n a l A ttu ela lln n n f l* a l i ing tonight, and the meeting Friday night, and learn all I t a k e r * . A d t r r l l t r r * an il A d t r r l l t i n u M IFN'I ISTS. ON THE oilier la ra li w h l-h . r g n l r * enrh l*s l * they can about these two great issues so I hat they can I** h e r - m e m b e r tn • ahadl t" * liaml, way the one ilangor threat­ vole wisely when the election days come. l . l l i l l l B t l l U ll llll n f a l l l l t r n (llln n l i t I t ening the human rate 0 the p <mmla n iiler I v e r i f y n l r t i d i i l r l f *11 The Herald has always been in favor o f the principle Ihle dying util o f dial aim* «ex ap­ elalm * nf •irettltlln n n *irll " b<.nett t , i i * l n e « » m r t f .rdt o f five eomtnlHHimiers, For years we adyerlised I In* peal, in whirli rumi* there would t»*fad in our platform. We knew, with five commissioners iuj more rhlblren, ami die rare W ED NESD AY, JULY 27. W27 the people would secure heller and more thorough repre­ would fade away. -I at» . i t r . i t A i . t i ' t i ' l l t o u t a m Wlial power was it, nr what ap­ 1 ^ . R n . a u in I In f i l l " l i d e . i u i i t t * d sentation upon which our government has always been peal, thot in Hr. SletMon’M opinion IHlalalrallnit. based. We knew that in a city as in a stale or national brought, iihiiut die nun nag ' of Ad I s — li t . ,ier H » t r r r u n l e t In J u r n knuillie . government, the more widespread and equally distributed am and Eve long ago? m. u H t l r u e t l n * u f Kl. J n h a * l i i d ’ tlilie representation, the fairer would it function. llltrr ra n tl * — Innuanriitlim nf lanulblr “ Met' CHANGE FROM one type of ear a t W 'e rh ." • Hut as times grew hard, and the C ity's financial con- lo another, with no ran* helling in * — X Iitfin eiilin tc uf #tn I lif! ii u pre. dilion became impaired, we felt that additional impetus the meanwhile is said tneosl Henry g r a n .- 'h iiu a r * , lin lr lt. a|iartlu rnf hnatea. to a movement to effect a change under existing circum­ Ford SI,mid,mil) a day. Meanwhile a — A i a i i i n t u n i t t • ‘h e a t . ■. - - t ' n i r i l r l r i l n u u f r i f f lie a u M fli*stances might prove more disastrous than beneficial. General ,Motors is selling me. e Ilian llu a | irn «rm ». So at that time, no longer ago Ilian last February, we made 1110,001) Chevroleth a month. - .— t n e t t an il t n n d r r n h u t i i l t a l . for him, Henry Ford editorial comment, as follows: "A s a matter o f future canFortunately afford to liye $l,(iultmio a day R llilA i VERSE FOR TODAY action we believe Ilia! a commission of five members is for a wnile, as he alway* keeps nKINO OF A L L THE. EARTH : advisable, in fact necessary, just as we believe there h' Ut $ 100,000,000 rash in the hank. God in tile King of ail the earth: There will lie a log and interest­ should la* a boulevard entirely around Lake Monr\e, hut stag ye pratties with undi-rMamling. \ve*do not believe Hint the present is the time In precipitate ing fight iii nutemohites when do* new Ford ear is revealed. Psalm 47:7. a municipal row any mure than we believe il is the time In P R A Y E R :—May wo ever lie as vote additional bonds for such purposes as the boulevard." HOW WOULD you til.,* to he the the lung's (Inugtiter, who Is nil However, since Dial lime certain facts in regard to tin* averige American fainter. Ills glnfiblts witliin itio palace. City administration have been brought to our attention farm Is .‘lib acres, His investment $HI,!I0S. Ill’s average net return for which lead us to believe that only hy prompt and stringent IH2II was $11.‘la. T R A N S L A T IO N FROM THE action can tin* City he saved This may not lie the time to CHINESE He I'ould make more than that Jerusalem had an earthquake. rock the boat, hut we did not make the time. The time driving a street ear, getting regul­ Trying to attract the winter vaca­ Of A Poet Who Died Young He win master of the stop-short. was forced upon us hy those who have mis-mnnaged our ar sleep, not worrying nlmut tin* tion trade? Brief poems, in which the words municipal affairs, by those who have mis-appropriated our weather, lame horses, sick rows, are few municipal funds, hy those who are making every effort w ith ­ rust on wheat, hugs on potatoes, The man who spends all Ids Might in the ntvhnnls, etc. But the meaning continues in time should spend il where it will in the realm o f human possibility to prevent any changes, The puzzling question is, why is rentiers' hearts. pay dividends. — Thnniaavllle so that they can continue to so mis-mannge and so mis­ a farmer? His life, ton, was like that. appropriate. Times* Enterprise, STOP-SHORT THE BRITISH General Reginald All poems, in all tongues, in all There are facts which the people should know before E. H. Dyer, junt dead, put down the Sociologists debating the quesages, they cast their votes in the coming elections. famous- Amritsar rebellion in the Jtiofl of what is the chief cause uf 111 fldirn d llK . Architect A vru ur. , Say always the snme thing: ’ Ibtro am I, darting, Runt where art thou? ANOTHER STOP-SHORT But how the Atneriean hnrhnrinns Must neglect their filial duty That they have to appoint, hy hul* lyhoo, A duy for honoring their Mothers. CHRISTOPHER MORLEY. * *" _ Go to the City Hall tonight and hear*Colonel Youngherg’s side of the cmmil. * tyow, nil you've got to do to Ik* able to vote is to 1m* sure your poll Tux Is pnitl. W « expect that old Shi Colts was thoroughly delighted with Jack Dempsey's nchle comeback. Now that wives can go to Culin without their husband's written consent, we presume there \v•11 he u veritable exodus to the island republic. More 1people have registered for tlm charter amendment el­ ection than for any previous el­ ection in the history of Sanford. They-seem to la* Interested. ------------o —— i— • Pretty hard going f«n that Orltfmln man who asked nil Atlan­ ta judge to put him !n die stock­ ade for thirty days in order to keep from starving to death. A political ring is like n boxing ring; they are both square. Now yon tell one.- -Suuforu llernhl. In a boxing ring the best man usual|y wins. In u political ring this iHii'i-always the case. -Ocala Star. •Tis said that the Prince of Widest has no hobby. Ho probably rnitlduT ride if be bail one.- Lees­ burg Commercial. Oh, yes he •vnifd,1mid he rides temperamental thoroughbreds with most unusual success. ------- u-------Thu newspapers of tin* country are-having u great deal of sport poking fun ut the President for ibe way he appeared in his cow­ boy outfit recently, ('bonces are (but most of our newspapei ‘friends would look just n» ridicn luiis in n pair of wooly chaps and a trn'gulhm hat. Under the nation, “ Florida politics,'' the Timcs-Unlon reprints two jflaragraphs from the Tampa Tjmo* and The Sanford Herald re Intive to a statement of Congress­ man Joe Sears to the effect that Floridans should “ forget the boom.'’ The question is, what is the connection between the boom and politics? —- Florida State News. Do you really want to know? Well, watch The Herald. --------o - -■ — ‘through good times and hard tiinus, the newspapers o f Florida are doing full justice to those com­ munities which they serve. An edl lor has the privilege each duy of keeping in intimate touch with whnt is going on in every corner o f {be state through his long list o f exchanges and daily association, though the columns o f th " eis, with those men who are doing such good work for Florida causes us to remark that this state is fo r­ tunate in having such a loyal bur.t9i.of scriltes extolling its virlut-Bj— Ututlu Star. Pu njah. divorce are dumb. — The Fort Genera! Dyer crowded his men to M ake Good Investm ents Worth Star-Telegram. ( file without warning into a threati oiling moh in India, and continued Income tax figures for 192f>, recently made public j the firiii r until .‘1711 were killed and hy the bureau o f internal revenue, present some interesting 12110 wounded. facts for Americans to peruse and consider with some A Real Homelike t'luce To Slop degree o f pride. During that particular twelve-month GENERAL DYER was forced to Cutue In The Groan View Hotel ut retire from the army, hat fund of Coronado Bench, Fla. period more than nine thousand persons were added to $I.‘10,000 was presented to him hy Thoroly screened, modern, hnthe number o f millionaire incomes, making a total o f B0,- British admirers. He laid announ­ provenients. Bates S.'l.fiO a duy 2I).r» persons in the United States who receive incomes of ced ids intention “ to strike terror American I'lun. 5ln per week 'Flu* record-breaking jump fro m 21,-11 ' ” 1" l5,(; whole ■r t >• Punjab," ami • Ingle, $2u double, $50,000 nr more. :tn non in nni» 'v o iir 's lf m i ' "do!ui'a liYiu*"’ 1 * with only fill men. H. J. CMATFkS. Mgr. 081 to more than .‘10,000 tri one *yenr's“ time sliifws how The British practice and ap­ prosperity and slashes in income taxes combined to produce prove of drastic measures when such riches. they seem unnecessary. The lax returns in 1020 on 1025 incomes show four One Black Hole of Calcutta was nuwcomertl into that select circle whose members boast enough. F ’ r.. x**•*|, Bunk ll|,!* nford, Fla. ' Packing Furniture I)raying—H|unqie (*• 10. Cliorpcning t’ liiine :UI02 or Ii?!) Loch Arbor Goes Ahead I hesc are days when only the tiling uf proven merit HlatUla— Loch Arbor is steadily advancing with its program of development, keeping faith with itself, bringing nut the qualities I hat will mark il as s!(n. ford’s outstanding develop, meid. DeForesl-Sanlonl Really Company Box a:t!i D A N C IN G Every Wednesday Night Lake Mary—Community House Music by Syncopators. H. C. VIELE JU ST HOW MUCH George licniitnl Shaw knows about prize-fighting is uncertain Inil lie generally has something interesting to say about the big fights. Discussing the con'ention that lliesc fights are brutal and inhumane, MrShaw says,"T h e knock-out, for which all pugilists strive nowadays, far from being painful is the most perfect known anaesthetic and leaves none o f I ho unpleasant after-results as chloroform ." If this is so, a pugilistic punch may he part o f every operating doctor’s training in I In* future. And dentists may lie able, Imlb lo administer the anaesthetic and remove |he tooth with a single right to the jaw. Jack­ sonville Jiiurnul. ------------------------------------- O---------------------- B R E A K F A S T , D IN N E R S U P P E R CH R ISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR IN W ASHINGTON Mrs. Fader spanked her :i-year-ohl son, Rnieo because he would climb tin* White House iron fence. During the span­ king her $:tl)iHi diamond hrnclet flew o ff and whs lost. Bruce saw the hrnclet in the air hut busy with Ills shanking said nothing. Whipiling children causes greater loss than that o f any hrnclet when it destroys the chillis affection and respect for parents. M e n ’s L in e n W a s h S u its ANOTHER AM E RIC AN , l.ltml. C. C. Champion, „ f tin* navy, noli* unot In*i flying mark. Hi* Is believ­ ed to have broken the World's , altitude le'.urd. He fought a temperature of till degrees below zero and his plane •alight fire. An ambulance rushed ■ to meet him, found him grinning in: tend of dead as was expected. olH t ATMOS I’ ll ERF. is Mill miles kil'li or deep, so thin ut the top that a feather would not float in il. Mow high up will men go? Will there he aslroiuimers looking through thinner air at the universe outside of us? Lieutenant Champion's estimat­ ed altitude o f 47,001) feet is quest­ ioned. He says In* will go up again ami higher. Tin* ARM Y IS testing new "untiair-craft" devices, which include machine guns, cannon and hsuit era, Hi It'll which way the enemy planes lire Cuming. This is all Interesting, hut what the country would need in case of war and attack hy enemy planes would In* swift pursuit I lanes lo go up ami get the enemy. ! S, ; A rabbit fighting an eagle from ’t K tin- ground i;< a sad fight, ■S. 1S. Contemporary Comments j Is the New England supper on 11• servatuin that "it's supper just the vurge o f disappeurence? \\'t. I the same" and no amount of revis­ Why does a pedestrian cross the doubt it very much, Though substi­ it M of the customs o f their fore­ road? Probably just to annoy the fathers ever will make "supper tution of dinner for supper has motorists.—The Harrisburg Tele­ been gradually developing in the time" anything else but “ supper graph. tim e" even though dinner may lie past quarter of a century .‘‘supper’’ served, still persists in o!d New Fhigland The fellow who is telling the The "late suppers" which pre­ families both in name and charac­ story is always the fellow who vail today were unknown to the ter. early generations of New England­ caught the most fish.— SwainsIn the old days in all New Eng­ e r . H o w could they have “ late boro Forest Blade, land there were three meals on simpers" when tradition required So many women in fishing fur week days and two oil Sundays. of them that the kerosene lights Approximately breakfast came at , |„. "Idrwn out" promptly ut U o'- a husband make the mistake of <! it.in., dinner at noon and supper clock in the evening? It makes lit - trying to hurry the sucker into at 0 p.m. On Sunday breakfast th* difference to the New England­ biting. Dothan Eagle. was served no, no breakfast was er who traces his lineage hack to It seems unfair, hut the ghost "ready” - at about K o'clock and pre-revolutionary days whether walks more regularly for the kind dinner a. . I n t . t any time hetvve *„ in te rn society 'shall insist upon _ and 4 p. m. If the children Mart- advancing dinner to supper and ghosts. The Ashland (K y .) Daily •■d "fussin’ " ulong about bedtime supper to midnight , luncheon o/ Independent. Jiey atood a fairly good chuncu of not, the real, olti time, traditional getting a cookie, a doughnut, i*r ,i supper at or about 0 o'clock In the After a man gets in the habit of cracker. evening will erntinue to he “ sup­ liking tu talk about his ailment? There are probably a great per" even though it may Ih* tagged In* thinks there is something many o f today’s New Englander* "dinner" ami to ull intents and* wrong when his health is perfect,i who npenk of dinner with a mental purposes be "dinner." I - The Dos Moines Register. IM IO Ni: 475 "A Substantial lewder in a Substantial ( ilv Notice To City Tax Payers! Hy O rder o f the C ity Commission tim e fo r paym ent o f City Taxes w ithout ex tra costs has been ex tended to Septem ber I, 1927. Highest Quality E lle n H o y , Tax Collector. Summer Is Fast Slip­ at the lowest price in ping Away! fire s to n e Mail von made plans hi improve your house*, lo emt * new one? A heller oppuittmi* l.v, offerin g more fnvornbk conditions to the builder it likely to come again— take ad­ vantage of these tilings mid our service you'll profit on lioi h ! history Why send away for Come in and let show you (One Day Service $ 1.00) Sanford Laundry Sanford .. 108 M a gn olia .. *------------- — -------------ft------------------------------ incomes o f five million dollars or more each. The ultraexclusive group was thereby increased to seven. Millionn-yeur incomes for the 1025 period multiplied rapidly, in­ creasing from seventy-four in 1924 to two hundred and seven in 1025. The two hundred and seven individuals had a total income of $422,000,000, while the seven whose incomes are five million or more, had an .aggregate return of $G1,082.8GB. Rig incomes have come from three sources, the bureau officials say. Fir.iv .'.here has been a great increase in the number of high salaried men; Second, big property and security holdings were sold at peak prices and third, wise investments have yielded fabulous returns. The bureau estimates that the m ajor proportion o f the increased incomes came as a result o f good inv-sittr.etds. Those o f us who have not been so fortunate as to he included in I lie millionaire class, nevertheless may secure a bit o f wise counsel from these figures. if yon have any surplus money now or til any other time, the wisest thing Hi do is In invest it, Iml invest it in something that is good. I'ul your dollars when* they gun bring the most money, pyramid your investments and soon you will realize the foolishness o f hoarding your savings. \\ Seminole Tire Shop Firestone Tires Gulf Gas 411 West First Street Tel.K!i;t LOANS 5SSSL L U M B El F? 112 10. Second St. J. H. J A C K S O N Phone (ill Kl Yy1 | > C O M PAN a iLt=!S'i=a THE YARD WITH A MILL B A C K I N G P h o n e 135 Holly a v c ., «t B o n d G ra d e n th . 12th. i.-uii s '* Z i p S e r v ic e D ir e c t M V W a t t r R o u t i t o HEW Y O R K N E W E S T an d m o st lu x u rio u s co a stw isi s te a m e rs a flo a t o f f e r y o u c o m fo r t anC convenience supreme. SAILINGS FROM JACKSONVILLE TO NEW YORI ; Calling ut C h a rleiton Pierv MnrutitV. I'ltUrsUilV tllll thiunt*t at 3 t* M, S. Cherokee July 25 August 4. S. Mohawk July 2K August 4, S. Seminole July 21 August H. S. A pache July 23 A ugust 1. 11, SUMMER FARES FROM JACKSONVILLE To New Yoik City.........$36.54 on* w*y To Charleston, S. C ........... $12.00 !' " To Button, M m ii................ $42.82" f 13. 13, IK, 2n, OO •)*» 27 2!) $59.13 round trip $1B 0Q •• $72.18 f H T lu o u g h tU km tt a n d baggaga c h a e ta d Iii til principal northern ternoff*. Summer Exercusion N ow On Sale Return Limit Oct. 31, 1927 T t*n i|> o it*U o n iiu lu d r t n> ru* *n a in tic * l „ l ) i ; iit lit r ItH c io o tm o f i i i f c n r . ) to ta l,u o a u J i l . a M ill, Of w ith o u t p riv»«« U v s iu r y *n d sh o w er,•tau *u ll< « w ith (w in w '^ la u b ll U J i * u J | ' i i * * ( * t » lh at « a i» in , f l t r a ih a r g r * . P erfect d ln iin l » e t ii,« — i . U r , m ay be r * . « e ,i( d fo r |w o , fo u r. *1 ( oe c !* lit y u m u i j i . U i u . ( . w e i l i m il d u i i) D | . fa r lu tth a r In to rm a tln n . r e it m O r n , T i t k a l l . *10.. a p p l y i u C L Y D E O N E J. It. Colder Agent, Sanford, Fla. Wm. B. Clements, District Passenger Agent Pier 1 Jacksonville, FIs, P * e fc v a M e i,, ,le e |> in | ta r , e i m * ,< « M , p tt e r and O lh e r Is / e n w e f le n , a i f h M ijfitfoig ( i i l u l a f r i u . mt _ y * ! 1" lunusc r ,iM ,|,r I i i . « S U C ra ta a lU * JukH auO e.‘ Wnia Ltuintr TUttda f . i m i n .tgarni i , L*ai.t4b t R t a . l e I L iM V .Ix S o iS Jk i,a a * S k . FW.'iii Panamgar T i* § u 1 l . * r i l l S ~ « *1 s T l lZ t i.k a a .IH * J m im a .R t f)«H * D IXIE ROUTE H is to ric - �'4 P A G E T U R K !! T H E S A N F O R D HER A M ), W E D N E S D A Y . J U L Y 27, 1027 •-Social and P ersonal A ctivities-: O ffice Telephone 148 ’ Social Calender THURSDAY Y 1’ U Pintle nnd swimM rtyw ill I * held at Palm ' Cars will leave from tlie t'ut Church at (RH* o'clock, mediate, Seniors untl Juniors invited. SU N D A Y ■minole B. Y. P. U. Federation at Titusville, at 2:1!0 All mem hers are asked to , nt the First Baptist Church •>o'clock and leave there in a Cars will be furnished. s. Em m ett M. H unt tertains A t B rid ge ednesday A ftern o o n «. Emmett M. Hunt was hostat «me of the most delightful w. parties given this summer L R),e entertained members of Wednesday Hrid go Club tiiis rnmin at her home on Central iant zinnias in. tlie vivid hues atifully blended were used in ■rating the rooms where tlie jits assembled for the game. or keeping scores for the five -rcssioiis, there were pretty taldone in floral designs. A t the lusion of the game, the one ing score was awarded n dainty n and filet party bag. Tien the bridge accessories had removed anti the tables laid luncheon cloths, the hostess id a tempting salad course folcd by an iced course. <o players were Mrs. Charles k, Mrs. Henry I’urdnn, Mrs. k Hewitt, Mrs, Tom Bolt, Mrs. yd Palmer, Mrs. ( ’. R. Kirtlcy, s. A. W. Epps, ami Mrs. Dcnsil ffeni. LA K E M A R Y its, Dark o f Johnson y, S’. Y., Is here visiting her nt>, )Ir. and (M™' W. jnion. ;Jr. and Mrs. Homer Gleason 1 family recently spent the l-cnd with friends in St. Pctcrrg. . K. Fisiior spent a few days hhis cousip. . John A n d u * in irttiiife last week. ■Irs. J. D. Cochrane returned tv dnys ago from Camilla, Ga., rrr *lic lias been for some time' (itise (Heads and relatives. whs accompanied home by her S M U G G LIN G IS 0 LD B U SIN E S S Thursday N ig h t Band P ro s r a m A n nounced M A T A \ T I ? A J V ' Bandsman Bushnell will be the l T l x Y L i U i l E l, i . i « soloist nt the regular Thursday ______ evening hand ccncort'rtt the hand MRS. FR E D S. DAIGER, SOCIETY E D ITO R Residence Telephone 859 (continued from page one) I rhell on the lake front Thursday lion by this means, mm runncili evening nt 8 (/clock, according to taken recently to lidding ox -1 an announcement made today by A zarian Members A re;M iss H oyn e Is Hostess- Henry Thurston, Snnford Loan and have r < , l n n i.„ I I,-, • I rn i , Savings Ilk., Hmuillat and Ander- tr:i leaves to the stock springs and Joe Rclzonstoin, conductor or the normal rythmic Sanford * l »Municipal Band. The prouuests Last E ven in g ToW USandspur M soMnI ., litou Biakery, s., Benjamin, thus preserve *the l U I U k i p U l 1 T J em L V U I bers U V & IJ , M U P U th lII D lKlM y, O ,,v , , | I f 11 O r» T i m w l o v F v a n i m r . Stewdrt the Florist, Burgess Milk bump with their greater weight. grant will he ns follows: O f M rs. I)e Coursey ' '1 1 1 u e s a a y D ' l C I l i n g Products Co-, T. W. Jones, Mahon- Many shipper* employ uniI ART 1 ey Walker Co., Inc., W. H. Hand] formed negro chauffeurs to drive 1. Anthem, “ The Star Spangled One of the most interesting Members of the Snndspur Bridge and Ron, E. C. Smith, Jr. Wm. their cargoes through the cus' Banner’ ’ by Key. meetings of the Azarian Circle i.*f ‘ I'm aim a tew extra guests ware j Me Klnnon Sanford Drug Co., toms zone, often with some well 2. March, “ The Boston Com­ he First Baptist Church held this most delightfully entertained Tues. -p. D. Inabiurt, Chas. M. Powell Jr., dtcased elderly person In the rear manders’" by Carter. scat to suggest a touring party to day evening ns the guests of Miss A N. Saver, M. Hanson', William 3. Overture "Raymond" by season v.as Hint of Tuesday even­ Ruby Hoyne at her home on Park Musgrnve, Sanford Ave. Bnrbncuc tin border patrol. Thomas. ing win n the members met nt the Avenue. “ Sometimes these ouLfits look Stand, Bill’s Restaurant, Tlie Hub, •I A, Popular Hit, "Where did home of Mr.;. w . c , DcCdurscy on rei dignified and proper wo hate Red and green were Hie colors Seminole Fish Market, you get those Eyes" Donaldson. Central A venue, featured in the decorations nml C. J. Bohistruger, Routh nnd to stop them," a United States 4 B. Popular Hit. "Red Lips" by Car Tlie newly elected chairman,;other details of this pretty party. Stenstrom. L. Urban May, Bert customs agent explained. Bryan, Monaco, Wcndlin 'Jr*. Moreland, presided over tlie1Numerous txiwls of deep red tin- ______ ______ _ Ydwcll _____ _ Co., MeKin seizures do not drive the runners Shepherd, The f ,no* ^ b » “ Selected" by h e t husines- meeting, followed "'a* combined With sprigs of as- tVon-Mnrkwood Co” ' Rex Packard, from the trade Twice a year the ................. ........... ....... i.i .......... Bnndkman Krtfsio Bushnell. tin devotinnl exercises led by Mrs. I i’nragu* ferns were placed alun.it Seminole Securities'Co., B. I.. Per­ ccnfiscatcd cars are sold at pub<i. Selection “ A Journey Thr­ Albion Kendall. After ni! business the room where tho tallies had kins, Fred T. Williams, The Snn- lic auction in Malone and Ogden-' ough A frica" l>y Suppe had been transacted, the meeting I been arranged for play, with nr- ford Times, John K. Pearson Som- burg. Generally they bring about 7, Trombone Solo “ Down on was turned over to Mrs. B. C. listic effect., inolo Cafe. Sanford Laundry, Inc,, half their market value. One cn'- the Farm.” (A ir Vatic) by Fred ,he evening hours passed quick- ; ||. |{, McCall. Jr., T. M. Diinlan, has been confiscated and resold Moore, circle study chairman, and P. Harlow. n “ Trip through Latin America" l.v with the games of bridge, scores Hall and Pcntland, Joe M. Gon ’ |five times in tho last two years. 8. Caprice, "Whisperings of Confiscated liquors for the was enjoyed. The course of stil ly for which were kept on tnllies done znlez, R. R. Dens, Sanford Cash Love” by Von Bloh. Rouses Point district were stored in Japanese designs. A fter the stat began at Key West, Fla. then thr­ [ Lumber Co., A. F. Eleazer, Semi1). Medley (requested) "Sounds ough Cuba, Mexico. Central Amer­ ''1 nT hvrP l rounds had been plny-‘ noie Fmit Store, George C. Fel- in the basement o f the postbfficc From the Sunny South" Isenuinn. ica, through the Panama Canal t<t eit, the prize for highest score, a |lmvs. Hmvard Overt in, Hockey’s lu re until repented robberies forced 10. MArch "Semper Fidelia", 5 E. Saint. Goc- Hu authorities to find more se- Sousa. South America touching Argen­ buttle of Hauhiganl’s halli salts, Tire Shop Mabel storage facilities in bank tine ml Brazil. Many interesting was won by Miss Mnrngrct Ztich- 1don’s' Denai pnrtmcnt Store, Union cur vaults. Tiie stocks arc held until my. For failing to score her points ' Pharmacy No. 2. P. M. Keeley, facts and customs <-f these people q »mimd.*' Huclson-Essex Co., D. 1. l»»•■hil.ition headquarters in Wash­ WIFE EVADES KIDNAPPER were given by .Mrs. B. C. Modre, mul honors, Mrs. Earle E. June* |Seminole' ington assigns them to federal an I Mrs, Clifford Walker, Sirs. Charles was consoled with a quaint novelty Hnsell. Kfforts are being made in India state hospitals throughout the powder puff. The cut prize, a box Henderson nnd M rv Moreland, it. F. Whitner, W. A. Lcffler, |country, Cnnmtbin bonier seizures to atop the abduction of Hindu ef Cara Nome powder, went to J,h„ Ludwig. Seminole County IL , mc,(lichml Honors for 2 wives by Mohammedans in the Other inspiring tuiks were Miss Frances. Dutton. religious witr between the two ____ ^ institutions ___ S- L. Co., White-Highleymnn. « . made by Mrs. Vollie Williams, government in lie.* Red candies wore placed on tlie tiie nineteenpresident o f tlie Women’s Mission­ card tables and enjoyed during the W. C. Smith, The Diamond Palace, northeast quarter of the country. sects. Recently year old wife of Niihih Chnnra ary Union, Mrs. J. A. Kelly, chair­ progress of tlie game and after the C. L. Britt, Haynes Si Rntliff. San Besides the federal prohibition Bombay, man of the Jenny Spauldung cir­ prizes hud been awnrded Miss Juan Garage, If. B. McCall, Sr., T-*. forces ami the customs service Nath of "Kalikntitla, thwarted an attempt to ' kidnap | P. Chittenden. 0. J’ . Herndon, W. cle, Miss Allie Trnfford, church Hoyne served peach short cake topi - : i . 'o i . , crn< p ’ w i'order patrol, more than 125 Now hir while her husbartd' was away secretary; Mrs. George W. Huff, ped with whipped cream and silver 1n bnignt. h. Roiihliis, ■ * York state constabulary nnd 80 moon punch. Donne, J. ^ Stewart, S. W. d W J -a,,1,1]i(,|.Jltj0U officers are engaged from honte. While she nml her chairman o f the . fl Nellie „ ,, Turner „ , cir. two children were staying with --1 , f oni. Blue Bird Beauty Shoppe 1 linically in the rum front battle " Those enjoying the cordial hos- n l1‘ > ‘l!1*1 • Ir*; '■ J ch,li., ‘ Royal Cleaners in tiie l.ake Champlain sector. The her mother-in-law, she was told *’ c 0 "urn f,f the Kathleen Mallory ir pitalit.v of Miss H'yne were: Mins l ' by Rnsnnnli Joaretas, described ns cle. Margaret Zachary, Miss Frances A Dyers, .... . Milton " Block, The’ le n d ­ net operations of this force for n "good nntured Mohammedan," er, The Fashion Shop, F. N. Ven­ June, 1 1 1 2 7 , were 51 case sof liquor, Four new members wore added Dutton, Miss Sara Warren Easter- able, Ball Park Filling Stntlon. of a plot to steal her nnd marry tc tho circle. They were Mrs. l y, Miss Fern Ward, Miss Nonie Sanford Paint Si Wall Paper Co.. 7,noti quarts o f beer, .‘i.'i smugglers' her to a Mohammedan. The wom­ automobiles aiul -t I federal prison­ Williams. Mrs. Earle E. Jones, Mrs. Charles Anderson, Mrs. Roy J. Seminole County News, D. A. ers, No bouts wore taken on Lake an hid in a neighbor's home, just King, Mrs. C. IL McMahon and Ralph Stevens nnd Miss Marcia Sheehan. before the Mohammedans raided Patterson. (Tinmplain during tlie month. Mrs, J. L. Zorn. her home. They set fire to n liny A t tlie conclusion of the study course, the hostess served “ Song P E T IT IO N S U I t GEiNEW ISSUE ON A G A IN S T C H A N G E S C A N A L RAISED m to 1)0 used to any extent in mari­ time shipping nnd by commercial interest* for the handling of pas­ sengers and freight by water? "Wlun towns arc lo be found nkuig the banks of the St. John* River from Sanford south to Lake PoinSett? There are no towns of any kind to be found. Therefore, it neressnrily follows that tho im­ provement of tlie St. Johns River Kouth o f Sanford will servo no use­ ful purpose whatsoever. I f the imnrnvrmnnE „ f «i,u . 100 • ,Jnriu|(. m( hj Hm fa! l.lr ,r l „ nml ■v.f.r., Amizng those present were Mrs. T / iA ir n n \ T * * n » T m C / i l i rV b iv n iu u ir Moreland, Mrs. Clifford W alker,j l i\ b U V L K N M L N T 1 )V l U V ’ D T T P C Mrs. V. G. Hasty, Mrs. M. L. Fox, ______ I) I 1 ) Vj V W 1 1 H i O Mrs. If. C. Moore, Mrs. Albion (Continued From Page One) Kendall, Mrs. Charles Echols, Mrs. lo tho petitions as made public (Continued From Pago One) It. It. Pippin, Mrs. Volie Williams, ibis morning: S. O. Shinholser, expended nnd improvements made. Mrs. II. F. Giovanni, Miss Allie Chase nnd Company, Frank Meisch, "Under tlie terms of tlm Act Trnfford, Mrs. J. A. Kelly, Mrs, L. P. McCulior; Charles E. Henry, creating the navigation district, J. L. Zi/rn, Mis. Georgp W. Huff, T. W, ilusseil & Co., T. II, I.inids- the balance of power remains al­ Mrs. P. D. McRae, Mrs. C. IL Mc­ wick, Florida Cash Store, W . J. ways and forever In Brevard Coun.....; ------- — — :— Mahon, Mrs. Roy J. King. Mrs. W. ’I hlgpen it- (To., B. W. Herndon, ty.n t no tinu', wiii luivc other lhan H. M. R unibl cy, D. Rosier, C. DeCoursey, Mrs. Charles Hen­ a minority voice in tlie mlminis ...... . of the affairs of the navi renxe of tin* public debt, and tlie derson, Miss Alice DeCoursey ami Plumbing.Co., Elton J. Moughton, tration placing additional mireion bunion up. R. W. Pea m a n Jr.. The Outlet, Potion:i district. ii,,« ‘ " 'g of an nuuiiiunai Miss Nannie Bjpwn Kelly. F. B. Robhint, IL C. Viele, A. Ken"it is proposed moposei by tlie CommW-*"11 taxpayers without any resultdull, t J, C.f ‘Hutchinson,’ Snnford sioners rs of Ibo the navigation district hchcflt.' M issionary Union O f Music Company, It, Peck Jr. to improve tiie St. Johns Ilivi-'r Stanley & Rogers Hardware (To., fn in Snnford south to ,L.uko l'tiiit B aptist Church H olds Sam Kepiu, p , A. Caldwell, John !L nett is "to promote maritime smpIn tere stin g M e e tin g Cornett, Walter II. Berry, Monte­ fng and commercial interest” on the zuma Hotel, Hanford Printing Co., St. Johns River from Snnford south II. S. White, M, H. Spencer, R. W. to Lake Poinsett. The Women’s Missionary Union "W hy improve the St. Johns o f the First Baptist Church mot Lawton, Dr. J. II. Vidlcr, Alfred Foster, A. It, Key, Roy Synimcs, ' River from Sanford south to Luke 1'ucsdny afternoon nt the church fe r its regular business nnd social TlHe Guaranty & Mortgage Comp- ,,nin!!0tt, W hnt commerce by v. nt t r i l p 'u , ^ b e tw e e n Sanford and Lake Poinmeeting. Mac Neil I & Co., Seminole Paint S: . . . ... . in Mrs. Volie Willinms, president X'urnish- Co., Birdsong Ice Cream sett will bo developed in making tills improvement? o f the W. M. U., called the meet­ Company, .loo's Smoke House. "W e now have a water wav to ing lo order nnd presided over the Semiiiolc Hotel, A, It. Plutt, Sem­ Jacksonville t® Sanford at great', f business part o f the program. inole Creamery’ Co.,T. M. Fox. F. depth than the proposed improve- CUNSHIMC JEHVICL imumninmiiiniiiiHimniiHiiniinniimiHiiiiHiniiiimiimimmmm L Z / / / I ' „ AW ick th a t n e v e r h u m s d o w n .. This picture Bhowa the tremend­ ous evolution of artificial light from tho flickering tallow candle that burned only for a short time to the Mazda lamp that burns night and day, yonr In and year out. - % * ..... ,tu«t imagine lighting largo hotels, apartment housos and homes with candles. How dim end gruesome they would appear as compared with tho worm spontaneousness of tho flood of electric light that fills every nook and corner with a radiant glow at the press of a button. Its wonderful, Isn’t R7 Yet It costs leas to do It with electricity than with candles. j tnck as revenge, then followed her to her hiding place, but she escaped and secreted herself in the home of a leading citizen of Hie village, who routed tho pursu­ ers ami kept guard over her until her husband returned. CUPID USES FIREWOOD When Cupid hits the mark with his arrow* In Formosa, the victim then uses firewood to proclaim Intention*, according to R. II. ,U’nFftn o f iho ,lritUl' scrVlce, in a recent report to the Royal Geographical Society. "Marriage among tin* Tsnlisen GET E T H Y L GAS AT W IG H T BROS CO. i 218 J*t. M 1 Phone 27 l'-j - itmiitiiiiiiibiiiliiiiiintihiiiriiiiKl J CAS Something New, Startling, Sensational t«r. Ir. ami Mrs. Ed Zimmerman un.cii homo Sunday from their iddlng trip throughout the state. Among the boys returning homo 5mC. M, T. G. at Fort Screven, where they have been onnpcd for Hie last month were: Ivin Bunn, Stanley Beckham, Welcome Kelly. The boys joyed ihe camp very much and P* to he able to return next splcndid talk of the work dune in „ ,, Inage handled by the Clydo Stenmir. China, especially that of I >r. A y­ L. Wight, • jnitli Bros. Inc., .* * -! ship Company? How many boats Stanley Pcckhnm, Melvin Dunn ers, a missionary to Chinn, who es­ Mone, San I.an a Invest,,,en Co*. MP'othcr dcn.uro crafts at the 1*. Dutton, W. II. Wight. ........... Welcome Kelly were the tablished the first hospital there h. m 'K lti, L. M. I present time_ are using the water ts it! a weincr roast given, f or tj1(, Southern Baptist board. He Marshall, K. . Bower, J. R. l or- Wilv (^twcon Jacksonville and SaiiSanford Auto < o., Honda ] (l this short communiention, lurdny evening nt the home, Ul|,| |(()W t|„. chinoso people looked sl, Snnford i. mul Mrs. J. A. Pcckhnm|to America ns their best friends, Chandler Motor (To. it is useless t « go into any details Lee Brothers, Smith and Jordan as to the lack of freight tonnage their home in Evansdule Park, nnd also told o f their work and r'irs. J. D. Cochrane nnd sister faithfulness when they were* con­ Ir.c., A. E. Hughes, Federal Bake­ ami tiie non-use o f the St. Johns ries, Ijiney’s Drug Store, Auto Lic­ River between Jacksonville nnd 1 Bi- Lima Cochrane nnd fl. verted into Christianity. ense Hureuu, Pitt* & Littered, M. Si nford by wnter craft. If tills i orver formed n party motorMrs. d iaries Henderson told of M Stewart, Purialeno Gift Shop, ' to Orlando recently. llie different phases of work at Bailey’* Cash Store, B, Creaolis, waterway ia not now being used, Ilcv. J. M. Thompson and fa Hi­ , ,, . „ why is it to bo supposed that the tlie Baptist assembly, Including the Bi'.ndels Emporium, \miglm Bros.; improvement o f the St, Johns n t Monday in their car for B. Y. P. U. ; W. M. IJ.; Sunday Meat Murket, Central Honda Scr-1 K0U(|l t/f Sanfor,| wm ,-nuse the Tts in Pennsylvania and New A «li. re they will spend seve- School; Church Entertainment and vice Stn., Jos. L. Marentette, F. M. St. John* River south of Snnford Davidson, Geo. D. Bishop. <«. W. wceks \i.siting friends. They also Church music. Too Late To < l.ishify)_____ During the social hour refresh­ Spencer Sr., Joe Meisrii, Edward re sccompanicd by Miss Ella FA RMS'^WA NTEDi W a a r e “ in *7 (,rs who will go as far as Rod ment* o f fruit punch nml wafers Higgins Inc., George A. Dc C'ottes, need o f listings on farms W*. I). Hooimnn, Lloyd Shoe Co., ring* N, c. she will visit there were* served. Our new Pierson ami Larkin, Inc., F. 8. mill groves o f all sixes. t/i her gram]|mrents fo r the Kitchen, folder wilt soon go to thousands Mr. end Mrs. J. E. B. Ashe! of Frank, Waters Kandy Minder nf tin* summer. •u- and Mrs. George Wilson Oviedo spent the week-end in Kent Vulcanizing Works, la-e In­ throughout the north. H ive your property represented in this folder turned home last week from n Sanford as tin* guests of Mr. and vestment Co, It. E. Dcetcr, Jos. E. Ritchie, IL by listing now. OUR LISTINGS ’ ll to llolll* N. C., where* they Mrs. J. C. Mitchell. E. A. Corrington, Union Pharmacy, Gen ARE NOT EXCLUSIVE. r"»rly lived. Wliile there Mr. St rout Farm Agency, National 1Mrs. Wilson were the guests Mr. and Mrs. Crcvattc and two Me Rory, W. J. Conolcy Jr., R. K. Bank Building. friends. daughters Misses Emily nnd Mary Mouie, Arcaile Delicalcss'en, Blue R- T. Johnson ha* the nymp- I.ovc of Thomasvillc, Ga., spent Bonnet Markets, Kanncr.** Depart­ FOR SALK: 10 acre - in l.uui.*wood, corner o f Grove and Or­ ment Store, Davie’s Department >'of the entire* community in Tuesday in Sanford. Store, C, J. Coleman, Stanley C. ange Avenues, S.E.1-4 o f N.E. l-l ' death o f hi* sister. Mis* Ixmis Walker J. !,. Hurt, D. I*. Drum­ of S.W. 1-4 Sec. 25, Twp. 20. Range *•' Johnson at College Grove Mrs. J. C. Mitchell and duiighttr, mond, (». W. Spencer Jr, Robert Q. 20, Tho*. J. Banter 05 Gansevourt ■nn, Mrs. rtieodora Cache re return* Dorothy, have returned homo from Gresham, H. C. Dnhosc, ILF.Kent, Street, New York. Yntesville, Ga,, where they have jhQ,nJ* Sunday from Willislon. *■ Cachere was accontpnnicil been sjiending the summer. *?.• »y her aunts, Miss Ruth , i w,a 1• Vernon Griffin . Mrs. Fred R. Wilson and three children returned home Wednesday Miss Bella (iriffin. , e prayer meeting for this from Forsyth, (in., where they ,„Wl I be held «t the home of have been spending tho pant two i/ *A b*. Pule. Everyone is invlt- months. I1 to attend. U‘«" iadie'u Aid of the CommunMr. and Mrs. Clyde Green of •> <hureh will meet Wednesday Groveluml spent the day here First Class Z Z ' r V,1,1 2 °Vlo«k at Hie Tuesday ns the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J, O. Luney and Mr, and Mrs. K, H. Lnney. Mi*. James G. Sharon is expoct-ri'‘ Thursday from M r.and Mrs. Elwyu T. ^Ioore of wher“- "be has been „,.eK^ ns Tampa are expected to arrive here ^ 11 Ibo pnst two, week* Mr*. C IT Saturday to spend the week-end ns the guests o f Mr.-. Moores sister, Mr*. James L, Wells. UuJhi ■!an' lM ’ • Wells nnd small ’ f Louise Anderson Wells is now connected with Tin* many friends o f Mrs. Maude •it'., ^ ’turned home from Lake Clark will be glad to learn that she aueni »(’* "bore they visited her has recovered from her recent ill­ on -re r' an,IMr«’’ A. B. Ander- ness apd plan* to leave next week for uit extended trip to points in 1 ^ilmin^oS!“ N.VC.itC‘‘ rolaUvo“ the north and cost. Charles F. W ert Watch Maker Engraver Diamond Setter F irst Class W ork. I* i W e w ill go absolutely ,by the clock. Be on time. Read the astounding bargains fo r ' HTT! 1 i hursday ■8 To 9 ---------- -9 To 10 S H IR T S S E L L IN G F O R $1.58 D U R IN G T H IS S A L E Thebe shirts sold before the sale for $2. and $2.50. They arc* of extra good grade. During our Clear­ ance sale we reduced them to $l.d8. Now they 50 P A IR S O F SHOES S A L E P R IC E $2.50 T w o beautiful patterns o f shoes ure included in thi»i„ lot. One high heel rose blush, one strap stylo nnd it neiit grey pump with eubun heels. Our regular prijco was $6.75. One hour only $1.00 fo r .......................... ............ $ 1 . 0 0 10 To 11 -11 To 12* O U R $1.98 S A L E H A T S Mats of straws up to $5.00 are fo^ one hour ... and felts, form erly selling will go during this hour $1.00 O U R $1.00 S A L E H A T S Neat hats of straws nnd other desirable mukes, that sold in this sale for $1.00 will go during this . hou'\fw'................ 50c DRESSES S E L L IN G F O R $8.95 D U R IN G T H IS S A L E Here is the most extraordinary bargain wo have of-, fared. Reduce from $18.50 to $8.95 for this sale, we are now going to sell these beautiful light and dark’ dresses way below cost. We expect a rush so be on time. Remember the hour. For* one hour only ................ $5.00 t l et W atch m aker — Jewelers —, O ptom etrist Prom pt Service In Our Store-Wide »V»' McLAULlN, The Jeweler Joni*« of ClereMr*. Howard Tibbuls und small Ire. Henrv p Mr» « » d Ire r,\ PV "lo»' «nd Mr. and *oii Munson o f Umatilla spent the k»* iHrtM on T uesday. lie duy here Wednesday as the guests WWren w h ^’r Hy Mm- Joiw. nnd o f her aunt Mrs. Fannie S. Munson add sister Miss Zop Munson nt Lynchburg, Vn. Jtheir homo on Myrtle Avenue, I’ niwntiS," ho mid. “ is a matter bundle is taken inside the hou.'c o f individual choice amt not of it is "a sign that he tnny continue family arrangement. After tak­ his suit; If left "in situ "'it is an ing steps to acqunint the woman, indiction that his advances • ni • gr through a third party, ‘what his rejected. Eventually, if intentions are, the suitor takes well, he is one evening invited to' n bundle of firewood by night enter, nnd such an invitation Is end leaves it outside thu door of held to constitute a binding cni -% _ (ho house' where she lives, if the j Rage men t." F. B. Robbins. Opposite P ost O ffic e �PAGE FOUT? PRESIDENT M A Y GIVE SUPPORT TO HERBERT HOOVER 2,000 IN SCOTCH CHOIR N eecl.a N e w R u g T h is F all? Senator Moses Revives Qucsl* ion O f WhotherMr. Ciuilitlire Should Run For FearOri’iwfilhle E ffect Upon His Party -I, W ASH ING TO N. July IP —Sen­ ator George H. Mown, of New Hampshire, chairman of the Ho* publican party committee chant­ ed with electing Republican Sen­ ators, im his return from a threemonths trip through the country, pave nn interview to Frederic W il­ liam Wile in “ The Washington Star" about the Repuldirnu Presi­ dential situation. Senator Moses, with nn air of rather unwillingly ! V ncceptintt the probable, said (hat TV President noedidge could have an­ other nomination if he wanted it and that if nominated he would he elected. Senator Moses personal view nbout the desirability of Mr. Coolidge taking another nomin­ ation was suggested hy the judg­ ment he expressed that the dis­ advantage o f another term for Mr. Coolidge might appear, not in the election, hut subsequently. I* . p g r' The result might he,” ho snid >: *v- • “ a sullenly accepted Administrat­ ion after March -I, 11129, which could bode ft'* good either to its head or to the Republican party T‘ ■■ or to tho country.” n v w C fI t * TL Retirement Rumor Revived In Senator Moses’s interview there is mi atmosphere which is Protesting to tho legislature that tho wires they hail to run around strengthened from other quarters bear traps to warn hunters also warned tho hears, nnd Hint the and amounts to n temporary re- bruin* had learned to read notices, too, tho United States biological vivnl of the notion that Mr. Cool- survey has taken In Its traps In tho nlnto ot Washington, and as a idgn has never decided to run result tho benrs nro becoming a nuisnneo to tho farmers. Tho open again nnd will not do so. The idea, season on bears begins Oct. 15, and tho survey has cordially Invited as found hy Senator Moses in the benr huntsmen oMho nation to take part In tho Ghoot. Eli Laird some parts o f the West, and as ol Beattie, ouo of tho north west's most famous hunters, Is shows repeated hy others from New Enghero with a black boar ho killed,. lnnd, is thnt Mr. Coolidge will re­ tire and givii at lenst his blessing, if not more substantial help, to Secretary Hoover as a candidate to succeed him. Sinco the whole subject is one ■B about which all the data neccssnrc*1Mh only in President CoolJ t j Idge’s head, judgments about it m l coming frrpn New England or : t elsewhere do not have great eviHH dentlal value. The nlluslon hy Senator Moses, however does ' i W point at tho weakness inherent in Mr. Coolidgo’n position if he should run again. The ehlef argu­ ment in favor of another nomin­ llumcral.lu (K’cn.ions in ation fo r him and the chief ren- parts of tho world since tho Hoi-' _ _ _ _ „ son actuating those who favor shovlk debacle, are being freely 1 1 /IT I D C M IT C P fllV f it is ta continue the status quo of discussed here along with the ur* TT l l J L i I l l j l. llJ k jI jL I 1 1 1 prosperity In reply to this point rival in Denver of Princess StopIs made that the President's run- hanio Dolgoreuky. of Russia. PI lice Thttl Unused W ives Ol I nlng again is not essential to conPossibility that tho sale o f sonio Turkish Rulers 1011 Years ■ tlnuation o f prosperity. All the as­ of the Russinn crown jewels to; sets associated with Mr. Coolidge her millionaire friends in America | W ill Sonn Re Thrown Open are equally associated with Mr. in the mission of the Princess wap' For Inspection O f Public Hoover, and the one liability as­ first suggested hy tho myste.tjiiiM sociated with the President, tho actions of the royal guest upon] STAMMltOUL, Turkey, July 27.1 fact that another term would he reaching the Denver union station. — Veil upon veil Inis fallen in thej called hy n third one does not at- She personally watched, despite, new Turkey, disclosing mysteries; ta ’ h Mr. Hoover, protests o f her hostess, every do-, of the f'd regime. Hoover Advantage Cited tail of the transfer of her bng-i Now the heaviest mill most mysThose who argue this way argue gage from the train to the locui lerioutf veil of all is to he drawn hotel. that under the circumstances the aside—the massive bronze d<u,r country and the Republican party Although Princess Dolgoreuky which for almost -loo years has would hnvo in Secretary Hoover was quoted as expressing the hope shut the Imperial Harem of the •very advantage expected from that Russia would eventually be­ •Seraglio palace from the world. Mr. Coolidge, and in addition come a free republic, and unhesiWithin the labyrinth behind would lie free from the handicap liltely declare that in her opinion, that door workmen are busy with o f breaking a long American pre­ the country of the Itoninnoffs 1scaffolding nnd plaster to precedent. Wherever this argument woubl never return to monarch-, pare for the opening o f the harem Is accepted it puts the President lal form of government, It was ru-1IIS ,t museum within several some tmirra eiivles iiuiu hero that nuit I! nirnlhx. Mlf*111IIS. In the position of seeking another mured in muiir Th0 harem is a maze n term, not because the desirability funds to lie obtained hy salu of tho of tiny o f continuity compels it hut be­ Russian crown Jewels were to ho rooms built into each other tike a cause ho wants it. used to aid in financing tho Hus- nest of Chinesu boixes ami con* party neeU'd by Another form of the argument sian , . Royalist . f . that .. is report, ............. . witchery .......- ry o f shadowy is that Mr. Coolidge now stands ml being organized in Europe. corridors and little stairways To Visit President ws high as any man could wish to, which wander up ami down hap­ but that during the next four Princess Dulgorouky entno to hazardly. years tho prosperity with which Denver recently to be the guest of The subdued laughter and the he is associated might conic to an Mrs. J. J. IJrown, known interna­ whispered fears of thousands of end through causes beyond his tionally a* the "Unsinkable Mrs. wojnen echoed in tho past through control. Those who make this ar­ Brown." because of her escape from 1the hundred or more rooms of tin gument conclude that Mr. Cool- the Titantie disaster. .She came harem, through the.inner emiitIdge'rt most intelligent self-interest here from New York and Newport, yards and the high-walled roof would dictate that he step aside where she hud been entertained garden, still ornamented with now, and as respects his future hy exclusive social leaders. And roses and fountains, where the political fortunes take a chance on she pluns, she announced, to visit imprisoned ladies could sec the the country turning him four President and Mrs. t’ouliiige at the sky. years or eight years from now. At .Summer White House in the Black The rooms arc durk, lighted thnt timu another term, would still Hills of South Dakota before re­ only hy tiny windows o f stained ha another term, hut with the well turning east. glass barred mi the outside and recognised difference that he The Princess appears in a cos­ covered with lattices, or hy the could not then bo charged with tume of dead black. She claims typical Moslem honeycomb nest dictating his own renominntlon. that the Russian revolution lias o f h o le s in thereof. Thus dim light I t should he added thnt the left her almost in poverty, but Imr fillers on polycrome carved wood­ overwhelming judgment o f Repub­ black garment is ornamented wi.h work in Hie ceilings, tiles in the vails and soft old rugs on the lican leaders d iffer from Hint of pendants of valuable gems. The widow of Prime Anntol Dol­ floors. Senator Moses ami from what is Much o f the old furniture re­ heard said, and is to the effect that goreuky, a former attache o f the Mr. Coolidge will he renominated Russian Court, ami sisteii-in-law mains; wide, low divans covered land re-elected next year. It might,"* the second wife of Czar Alex with tattered brocades, chairs of [he further added that many Dem-1nailer II the Princess is among l « ivory nnd of precious wood in­ [ocrntic leuderg believe the same, members o f the former royal fain- laid with ninthcr-of-pcnrl, dim Iw ith the single p r o v i s i o n that this I Russia living. Mile is a con- mirrors in flumes o f golden fili­ (outcome is dependent on the eon-,f,' M " f lim*cn Mare* of Ronmaiiia gree. Panelled walls open disclos­ Jtlnuation of prosperity fiT unotto r n lo related to tile Blitiol ing hundreds of closets, in one of year. Tho acceptance of this Royal Family. which there is still u mound of expectation by many Democratic mat l osses formerly used to make Writes A Book leaders accounts for the luck of Her advent in this country was a royal l«*d under one o f the carv­ activity aiur.it the Presidential marked hy the publication of a ed many-colored canopies which nomination o f that party. hook which she has written, en­ nre seiillercd throughout the har­ titled "Russia Before The Crash". em. Invents Guard in Prison Hut side the bedchamber of Sul­ Princes* Stephanie curries with her on lo r American travels a tan Ahmed, III, "the tulip-loving Ivan NovakV invention o f an trunk load o f references from Gov­ monarch," there is set in the wall [automatic guard for railway cros- ernment officials and royal per­ a slender eolumn o f untiqun verdc isings, devised while doing 15 years sonages all over Euru|te to cstao- which turns in its socket with [penal servitude nt Belgrade for Midi her identity. a grinding round. It was u*< d by jniurder, lias been recognized by Since it is a well known fad the euntirhs to warn His Majesty Jth« government. A special comntis- that Russian loyalists have formed of the approach of any interloper. jpion appointed to examine the de- a party in Europe and nlso that In all the bedrooms are marble [elec reeomnx nded it, and Novak the Russian Crown jewels were fountains nnd troughs for washing IS been seqt to the government supposed to have been saved from the feet. In the apaitment o f the illway shops ,to make a model to the Kremlin in the disaster o f the little princes even (Im windowsills jbe tried on the state railway. The Revolution, Denver people urd are made into nuirhlc troughs ipparatus consists of a harrier wondering whether the existence witli golden faucets at each end. |that fall automatically as a train of these peerless jewels could Imposing are the imperial baths approaches and rises after it juis- have been the Introduction which a aeries of snowy white rooms Ma*. Nails near the rails sonic dist- has curried the princess into tho aliening into each other through lancc from tin* crossing cause tin* homes and families of the most doors padded with red felt. There are two kinds o f baths. [hairier, wuighing fWM) jummL, to exclusive American millionaires? [fall and remain down until th, <■nThe fact that, while acting us n One consists of « fountain and a ine comes In contact with the nurse in Moscow Hospitals be­ trough behind a golden grill with ills on the other side. fore the revolution, Princess Step­ a locked gate where the sultanns hanie was the means o f saving bathed in Moslem style, sitting on At evening wrap o f aprieot- the lives o f several Americans, stool* while slaves poured water Icolored velvet has a wide panel would partially account for her over them from buckets o f gold. in the back, henily decorated with popularity in this country, it was The other i* a Inigo marble tub Mildery and rhineatonea. l outside the grill into which Chrispointed out. • im m , r * ;*8§ Filin Star Studied Dying Persons To Make P a rt Realistic Cal and H o o ve r T a lk Flood In connection with the Edlnburgh Musical Festival held recen­ tly in the Scotch city, a choir of 2,000 voices wing laminar bcotuli Psalm tunes. The leaders wore Sir Richard Terry arid Geoffrey Shaw. Many of tho songs were accom­ panied hy a pipe organ, and some were rendered unaccompanied. Singing to organ accompaniment, Sir Richard snid, nt the event, left him "cold," unless the singing was very good, hut the old Psalms sung hy a large choir, unaccompanied, thrilled him “ to the marrow.” His remark that he wished that the ad­ vocates of tho "sickly nineteenth century part-songs of which there were many in Hie hymn hooks, might lie present to hear it," won applause from the audience. Porridge 730 Times » Vur Protesting ngninsl '• * " » ....5 » " f I w f l t e Z i I I I male inmatesof ,|lp hmr;e near Govnn, I,elan,| The lengths to which some ,in' 1 Wllktl1 '» “ proves:.! movie actresses go to give the miles to the Govnn council J ’ necessary realism to their acting her to air their g r i e v a n c e * '' , is brought out hy an incident men earned banner*, on, ,lf' told by I.illiun Gisli to Sidney '" ’ ’V ; 'V“ nl:i’ "'"'nates ,r rh VI |,«»rhn..uso get ,„in i,|r V I Southerland, who quotes her in an article in this week’s Liberty. Wi "When is became necessary for the council that he had me to Hi put Mind dying of tuber­ side Hnrlinnie prison. „ nt . , culosis in the final scenes of "L a airjiinnl offense, and found . N Itoheme,1V Miss Gish is quoted, the food there was far "1 decided to find out just how to that in the ponrhnuusc. n. * the victims o f this disease die, hy inmates had to be in he,| i„ watching them expire. 1 spoilt till mer time at 8 o’clock, while 2 niy spare times for weeks in the soners had till It. Condition, ^ hospitals, where the authorities the poorhouse were worse ,i gave me every facility for ob­ those meted out to murderers A French evening gown ix made other enmuials in prison. he £ servation. of black chiffon trimmed with Hared. The Council ........ . "When it came time to make chantilly lace and embroidered the scenes, I had several special­ point a special committee t„ a with rhinestones. quire Into the allegations. ists on the set at all times; and they often conferred with the Hats made of shirred velvet, HOSTON. July 20.— Mi, ,, rero.iHt.uction ,nog,.im t h r o u g h - ! » . n'1 »>*; while the picture was in the making, stopping the .innfen, Sg, ami poMslhlv u ........... . .................... — thing of a change. out the Mississippi valley, Secretary Herbert Hoover is shown-hen camera and helping me to re­ j "blest twins in New K „c |n after hi conference in the Hlaek Hills with President Coolidge. Hoove, hearse the tiny hits o f business— .manage to gad about and d tinn women o f the harem de- j H|(j j|1(. state legislatures were unable to hear tin entile i the tcchninquo essential to a cor- their own work. The twin. ' scowled to bathe in European . , ,, i root portrayal o f a young girl rontly motored from Lincoln \t,!* t | t |burden of the cost. ■dying o f phthisis." ,to Boston, 250 miles. M,“ * Z r'ji n M i»lifi — —a m w a ►a# El 1 m Russian Princess Believed To Have Brought Crown Jewels To Sell In Am erica > 3 SULTAN’S HAREM “ rat HOME IN TURKEY This Question will be answered and mat­ ters relative to the city s financial condition will be explained by speakers at a ASS MEETING to be held at the Seminole County Court House, at 8 o’clock C O M E ONE, C O M E A L L , G E T T H E FAC TS! * / . ■ , TAXPAYERS LEAGUE D. L. T H R A S H E R , Chairman, R. A. Newman E. A. Douglass John Meisch N. H. Garner A. P. Connelly Geo. A. Speer Fred R. Wilson R. W. Ware Geo. G. Herring J. G. Leonardi F . L. Miller E. F. Lane \ i ■■■■■■■■■ ___ ^'1 H. J . Clause P. Bayard Smith F. L. Woodrufl, Jr. S. A. B. Wilkinson T. J . Miller W. C. Hill �i PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD nERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1927 \ ‘ it .(r *J - ri i M •S’ ? . * - ! * . r * P I *1*1 I Phone ■ f fa ; / - . 'll . v1 148 Jt— Lost And .Found Morii Daily Herald JT AD. RATES h»: Cash In Advance ■nr id", will be received Lint and collector sent iirly for payment. ’ ’ ..... . I Or a line Mr a line ...... 7c u line I,e rate* on request. reduced rale* are for tive insertions, onls of uveruge leni'tli nteil a line. turn char#*! o f 80c fm jertlon. , . . , idvertialng h restricted er c l a a a u i c n t i o n . error la made The Snn* ,rtld will be responsible , 0ne Incorrect inaertiori. vertiaer for subsequent ns The office should be Immediately in case of ADVliKTlBRRS Herald representative ,i,|y futnilim with rules, ami , 1ar.«iication will compete Information. >uU wish, they will assist wording your want u-1 e it nioio effective. I'OlfT ANT NOTICK ri;.rr-i should give their ur 1HI-.Hifflce address us , »|u‘ir phone number if .sire results. About one out „f „ thousand has phone and the others Minimirdcute with you they know ynur nddress iUronlinuance M U M „ person »1 The Sanford Office or by letter. I Hedi*eimtinuances are noi ui . Prompt - Efficient Service I HOLOGRAPH.... repairing, plnm; K l-A — P o u ltry A n d E r r s I-ROOM Cottage, unfurnished, for 2 U—Farm* Fvr Sale tuning by exiwrts wlib 17 years; rent. 1700 block. $2ft a month I.OST: by K. ]!. Harrell, brown experience. Sanford Music Store! BABY CHICKS, Rocks, Reds uml Box 1700 care Herald. BEST BUY IN AGRICULTUR­ leather hag cohtuining men’s tied (lift Shoppe. Room 10 & 11 Ms A L LAND leghorns, all extra fin1' quantity clothing,, between tieUind and La inter Arcade. Phone 812. stock. Write me. Amos G. Norm­ 19— Houses For Snlc In The State Of FlorltU Hanford. Reward. Notify Roberts’ an. Pine Castle, Flu. •In the (lowing well district near Depend on Grocery. FOR SALE:— Four room cottage Sanford, with day subsoil. ROYAL CLEANERS A DYERS On Kl-H— I ’ la n ls A n d F lo w e rs on one of best lots on Magno­ the highway ami one mile from We clean anything. Do all kinds of «— A tiln n u ib ilfs ... lia Avenue, neat) South Side K R. station. plaiting. Phone 481-J, MISSIONARY’ strawberry plants School — Price reasonable. Terms I'ODGE Already cleared, Perfect irrigation , $2.50 per 1000 Mrs. W. R.Guerry Id suit purchaser. Owner Box 411 rnc«sure cars and (iraham Trucks HUn.IHNO BLOCKS drainage. care Herald. boxes und general cement work ’ Route I, Geneva Ave. Hanford. Elm and ldth St. I’bune 3. Virgin soil of unsurpassed fer­ Miracle Concrete Co. J, K. Ter-1 tility, t\ill grow anything. wUlcgor, Proy. 1rtl aud Elm. FOR SALE:—One o f best five : 11— Miscellaneous |UODGINK & COWAN CO. onto 1,(1011 Acres in milts of ft acres, room bungalows on Palmetto radiator and sheet metal works, RANEY,S DRUU STORE- -Pre 1 as many a* you went Avenue, la Sanford Heights, cor­ ■•m French Ave. Phone 71IJ-W. scriptioiis, Drugs, Soda. We are! CAR AW NING S,— keep out the ner lot, equipped with electric AT A PRICE SO LOW IT W ll.l "Make Y’oiir Head Swim" as near you as your phone. Cull Lul dazzling sun und drizzling ruin, range and water heater, price less SANFORD lillK K CO. car owners need t he in, $'1.50 a pair Home Seekers, Here Is Y’our than market value, terms to suit. WlOtl l -Cll RISEN BER K Y PRINT ' is dirt cheap. Sulsemen and sales* i 2I2 Magnolia Ave. <'bunco SHOP — Printing, Engraving, Istiles are cleaning up with this Box lb C. o . Herald. Phone 107 It May Neter Come Again Embossing. Sets us first. We d o ' iii-west auto necessity, call or l ot; S A L E : Five mom Spanish If you cap make a small cash oiiymeat and liiiuiice your first MODEL TRIM CO. it. Phone 417-W. R. R. Avenue- ! write for particulars. Auto Awn­ bungalow on Park Avenue, 2 ’ We trim the cur, not the owner" Commercial Street. 1ing Co. 11 Ball Bldg. car garage, nice lawn, immediate crop, it will easily pay for Die Phone Ml7 for estimates possession,—can't be beat for tlu* inml. 12— Wanted LUMBER and complete line of 1 If you nre looking for a "Snsp" P. W. RADFORD price, terms $200.00 cash, b a ile e building material. Low prices. ' Here It Is Humility. Box 148 care Herald, See Me At Once H IE NEW SANFORD ROOSTER Security Lumber Co., "Where Good W A N T TO BUY': pair counter and scales. .1. T. Hickson, Sipes Ave. W. ?J. YOUNG plate only $1.00, Studebuker Grades Come From” Maple WOMEN DOCTORS TOO MANY Bargains In Real Estate agency- Ask for carbon juice with Sixth. Phone 71)7, Park Ave. und Commercial St gasoline- stops the knock. Sun CONCRETE in every shape and W AN TE D — plain sewing to do; England inis too ninny women price reuRomible, plume DlilS or Juan Oarage Co. to medical form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ •oil III)!) Park Ave. ask for Mrs. doctors, according mentals, etc, Sanford Cement Prod­ Williamson. . authorities there. A single adver­ 24— I j i I n I’ li* Sale HUPS— MARMONS tisement for one produced 18 npucts Company, Fifth and M»ule Sanford Automobile Co. Sts. Phone 112-W. plicnnt* for the two positions of FOR S A LE ;— Cote ol the most de­ I:'-A FARM TOOLS W ANTED Uni! Magnolia Ave. Phone 187. senior and junior medical officials sirable lots in San laintii front CLARENCE SMITH LINCOLN — FORI) FORDSON W AN T TO BUY traitor disc plow, at a children’s hospital in London, south mi PtumosH Drive, Price Edward Higgins Inc. General Contractor harrow, ditcher. W. M. Y’ ouiik, lthe salaries being only $<!t)() and ight. Terms. E. T. l*> Baron, 11 1 Commercial & Palmetto. Phone 111 hit) West hirst Streat 20o N. park Ave. 'IVI 777 or 77ft. $."l)ll a year. A similar advertise­ Dyal Upchurch Bid;'. Jacksonville, ■t Phone 441 ment for the post of house Florida. SANFORD Overland Co. Willy*physical! at the General Hospital Knights Overland, Whippll*. M E'IAI. ROOFING—The Roof Ev­ j lfi— Apu rtm en t F o r K en t in SiiiiMiendand attracted only 12 21— A err aRe For Sale Pari. & Commercial Sts. Phone .’>8. erlasting. Metal shinglec,; I mill, applicants and 18 women, all standing scam tin and galvanized , of whom had held hospital posi­ SEMINOLE HUDSON- ESSEX roofs. See James H. Cowan. Oak TWO rooms, kitchenette and bath; tions for periods of from two to ONE 10-ACRE celery farm for beautiful outlook; all improve­ INC fvc. and Third St I'hnne 111. rent; tiled and well drained, ments; utlractively furnished; ftO months. All women lait one were ?m Oak Ave. i university graduates, 21 had Eng­ with .....I flowing well. Will rent moderate rent by week4 Young’s 6*—H elp W an ted (M u le ) Phone 41 Apartments, office 200 N. Park lish qualifications and 21 Scot­ very reasonable for cash. Phone tish. Of every three men and wom­ 1P0*J. CAN use four more hoys who own Ave. en no dical graduates ia Ireland, it bicycles, good territory, hustleis| 4— liuHinc.ss S ervic e The newest felt hats come in can make $4.00 weekly during va­ TW O N E W — nicely furnished is estimated that two must emi­ apartmens, $2ft per month. Dlft grate to find fields for their act­ I ivii colors, with x darker or con­ cation time. Federal Bakery. Y’ OlJR BUSINESS —card appear­ ivities. la Scotland the proportion trasting color for the brim. Red W. First St, Phone 207. * is higher. Many of them come to and tan, and gray and flag blue BOY'S W ANTED— Cun use iivu I ing daily in this column will America. , are ppulur combinations. good boys who are hustlers. Can; i g __ Houses F o r Kent earn as high as a dollar an lifter* reach over .1,000 every duy! noon. Apply Circulation Depart* FOR R E N T :—Two (muses, -und it costs so little a 12 word mint Herald. ami 1405 W. First Street Y’ ulean!Zing Works. I ml for one month costs only $2.00. 7— Situntion Wanted List ask iTHH and PLUM BING — dt/. We handle electric Agricul­ Just three mites fiom the d lv ture of Frame. An extensive reg­ limits on highway i have elgnt ion north of the province of Nrtiin res of muck lands that cun be qi'cn Is rapidly drying up, ami riv­ bought for JftOU an acre or special ers und springs are disappearing. price made on all of it. Thirty Great dust storms nre sweeping “ acres in entire tract includes d i ­ v ir the ti .intry at times ami sand ms lands und other good garden dunes form quickly und engulf the land. Fine place for poultry and i ew remaining pastoral areas. Tlia truck of all IVmis. Men can make territory ivus once well populated living raising bulbs, celery, vege­ by the Indians hut they have been tables and poultry for Sanford and driven nway. A valley where form­ Orlando markets. Address R.*A. C. erly here were 4.0(H) cattlemen, cure Herald. This will not be on mtiiket long. If you do tint lldnk nmv contains only a few hundred. this land is worth the price tiy to I The cost of digging canals and of buy «nmc of the muck lands in irrigation work to save th<> region would he too expensive for the oilier parts of the country. govt lament to undertake. CROSS-TIES-- and poles, any grade or dimension. See K. M. or II. Bush. Genera. •:..I' it | ■ Yiluglass Being Tasted Vltaglnss, which admits the vio­ let rays « f the sun, is to he tested us to Its benefits to plunl life,at UHOUSEHOLD GOODS; Bunk nivcr.i’ity College. Southampton, roadster; wall tent; camp outfit. JEngland, and an experimental HD tv. Hth St. greenhouse will be fitted with or­ dinary glass. A typical selection of ELECTRIC RANGE FOR S A L K ;' flowers will he duplicated in each three burners and oven, like, section, while n similar course will new $ftll cash, I’hnne 277. hu followed with a wide variety of plants, including radishes, sunflow­ FOR SALE: Store on the bench. ers, and beans, in u large class cor­ Write Box 101, Coronado ridor with a southern exposure. It Bench, Fin. is hoped to discover whether any mi vantages, such as earlier crop­ ping, better quality, heal saving, 27— Wattled To Harrow better color, hardier constitution, and greater resistance to di-ease, $1000 wanted for one year ut ne obtained by the use| of vita8' >, First mortgage on gilt edge glass. inside real estate, worth $ft,000. Post Office Box I I, Sanford. HERRICK OPERATED UPON * ■" i 'i A ■v ■ re •* CLE VELAND , July 2<1 (I N S )— Following a major operation, which today followed thn prelimin­ ary operation o f u week ago, Myron T. Herrick, American am­ bassador to France, reacted well” front the experience according to New Sahara Being Formed attending physicians, and no trouble That the Argentine will have a (was anticipated, ttaless complies Sahara o f its own is shown in re-itioiis develop. fittmtivo evening wraps SOMETHING NEW AND 1JETUi a square of elet o r 'T E R . FOR FURTHER INFORMArdgntl with fur, and T10N CALI, PHONE 235-J OR )fi»r the manner o f a SEE, V. C. COl.LER, SANFORD, ihiwl. , « r ‘. i FLA. u >Ai Gold and silver braid are woven into lace like patterns and are used to eijgti evening and dinner gowns. They give a particularly interest­ ing hemline on velvet. h; '» .vl ; jT. j bungalow for rent UNDERGRADUATE nurse would with both und garage, un French for ‘ ‘Classified Departlike position in doctors office Ave., near 11th St. Phone 224 or or private cases to nurse. Box call at 001 Park Ave. meat' E. A. F. care Herald. IliW fon T MMi.ilum a ch in e Co' CLEANT „UP YOUR WOLD ALLS 8— tbnti.lm 9 inforil E NEW A M , W|*A1NT 18 sr :,>>o'*)y9 20—Miscellaneous For Sale ft-ROOM. Phone 148 nouncenient.s .MUCK LANDS ARE VALUABLE jorts to the Ministry o f ..t*j Hi nip. Financial MONEY— to loan on Improved deriinhk residential property .» Sanford at fl tier cent interest, no brokerage- Address I/iaa P. O Box 501 City. ( ’ y | l!j nil ■i: ■.it L 1 IH fO lit ree Willi Each Purchase Of Five Gallons O f GasolineOnThursday, Friday And Satur­ day O f This W eek, W e W ill Give Free l . D iI .t 11r r t 7m One Quart O f Sinclair Oil, A n y Grade LutJfcc Regardless O f Price. W E A L S O BEG TO A N N O U N C E - >1 u t T H E A R R I V A L O F A S H IP M E N T O F New Viva-Tonal Columbia Phonographs and Records W o carry a com plete line o f Federal tires and tubes and auto accessories. W e will appreciate a share of your bush ness. C. D. CO UCH Successoi to Rincs' Filling Station 1113 SANFORD AVENUE THE OLDEST COLUMBIA PHONOCRAPH AGENCY IN TOWN if; I N — T H E —K N 0 W There is a *wing to her parties. A smart not* of originality. She fairly sparkles witli clever ideas. At her recent dinner she intro­ duced the latest etiquette in serving salad ibt \tr\td it ftnt. W ith French Dressing, o f course. And realizing how much more appetizing French Dressing is when it is freshly blended, s!ic mixed the dressing, herself, at the table. Stirred it up in a silver bowl. Easy? Quite. Merely Wesson Oil and vinegar and as much salt and pepper as you wish. If you like it mild uxr three parts o f Wesson Oil to one of vinegar. If you want it tart u:c two pans o f vinegar. It depends some­ what on the strength o f your vinegar. Some prefer lemon juice to vinegar, ami many add u dash o f paprika for color. S And to this very delightful French Dressing one thing or another may be added to captivate your guests. Wor­ cestershire sauce or a bit o f chutney for green salads, mustard sauce for fish und meat salads, or some strong mint jelly on a salad o f fruit. Hut do use a good salad o il. Wesson Oil, for instance. It is dear and light in color and very delicate iriffll in flavor and so good to cat that it makes delicious French Dressing. * * � 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/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 27, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b0d7005e8dacfd6083a0984279eb8ae0.pdf 31cf41847d06838d9c20748a69839590 PDF Text Text I YOUII NEWSPAPER TU E WEATHER I'ublishcd in Florida's Heart the World’s Orentest Vegetable tcclion. Its Hichest Garden Land y f n M R N 0 7 X V II* Fair tonight and Friday, afternoon. _ _ L c a g c d w i r e I n t e r n a t i o n a l N e w s S e r v ic e NEFITS OF ML VOICE!) except Billy” Williams Draws Fifty Years S A N I 'O H IJ . l l.O H ID A . T I ll'T I S D A V . .11 | , y J s . 1HAT NUMBER 279 M e m b e r A udit B u r e a u O r C i r c u l a ti o n s HEW PLAN HAS Juror S ays He Wouldn’t Hang Dr. Dreher Who Is BEER EVOLVED A Personal Friend Of His 'M l ' li. H G E R IS “R e ig n O f T e rro r” A g ra in R u le s R u ssia IAGED FATHER DENOUNCES HIS OWN CHILDREN yn l)f* i l i MIN KOI,A, N. Y., July 28.— LONDON, July 28.-(INS)— (IN S)— “ Roslon Billy” Will)• v Reports of a widespread "reign laniH, who defil'd the authorities of terror" In Soviet Russln nro nf Westchester and Long Island published by the Daily News in a three year burglary cam­ today, based upon dispatches paign which netted him well FRANKLIN, La., July 28. (INK) a the trial entered its fourth day. from Riga ami Stockholm. over a million dollars today was Springing a surprise attack again■• Slow work in selecting a jury to This paper states that Riga re­ sentenced to serve HO years in the d.'fcnse, three witnesses have try Mrs. Ada LcBotuf, Dr. Thomas I ports 20 important Soviet of­ Sing Sing prison by county boon called into court this morn­ Dreher and James Beadle for the ■ fieinls hnvo died in Leningrad n g in e e r A s s e rts B e n G o v e r n o r ’s C o n f e re n c e Con* Judge Lewis J. Smith. He had ing by a summons instnntor h ut ! murder of the woman’s husband led D riv e n F r o m V e r n v n l l l e Con- within the past few days,victims pleaded guilty to indictin', nts s ic le rs S c /tc m c T o H a v e K in a n - by' District Attorney Virillemon' O ",-t offieinls today to doubt that l e n l s H i m s e l f M’ilh l.ttrr a - of mysterious poisoning. It e iit W ill B e F o u r charging him with the theft testimnny would go under way boliv e :mugglinif Along Scv- ndds that 260 are reported ill in cinl & A g r ic tiH u r a l L e n d e rs I f01' the purpose of impeaching of $110,000 in jewels from the ' lore next week. s | fo ld I n A n s w e r T o Moscow from poisoning and six I l f C o u n t r y Moot T n Sc l h c r J” e n tv M iles O f C om t Lino hnvo died. home of Jesse Livermore, Wall Only six men were in the box P r o j e c t ’s O p p o n e n t s St wet financier, at King’s Point, ' Thomar Dreher and James Bond! iwhen court convened this morning, Long Island. The sentence of M ay R e s u lt In P la n I for the murder of the woman' nfior three days of wordy-war-faro 60 years Is to life imprison­ between the opposing counsel. The ta a. • i • i* | hujliniid. ment. Williams is thirty-one. F o r F a r m e r s R e l i c ! i Am ,.ding to the stnte, tin defense has shown itself very __ ______ _ iwitnesses will swear that Paul • h'Misy, set cling only middle-aged G r a in Hell G o v e r n o rs F a v o r i ''“ "Rue. the third juror neeplcl 1 married men with children. nice C h a m p la i n I s H um G a t e ­ A stirring scene was created in M r N u r y .l l n u u ,,,, Hill; C.-itway T o T h o u s a n d s O f Tntirthe court room Wcdn -day when a te rw a y C a n B e C o n r it'ize \ e to By 1 be I r e s id e n t | )or examination to the effect tin.' M r. Willie Iliishantl, mother of b I i V i s it i n g A d i r o m l a r k s -------, if he were chosen he would mc\. . James LeBoeuf, the man who was MACKINAC ISLAND, Mich., hnng Dr. Dreher, who is a pep-on .I 1 tin in un alleged lnvi plot, hroke BY I.AWRKNCK SCI.LIYAN July 28—A conference of tho 'friend of his. 1 crying thnt she was r-- non- •International News Service Staff , he wns i ('nrrcspnutlrnt country’s best minds—economic,,. When , .. called . —into the jury Mu for Ins murder. „ . . . . . , , , box for questioning, longue r.\%*• “James always wanted to loavo . r.nTTOKr* Nirri: Tit.- numrroii Mrs, Kennedy' Says There Ih finnncml, industrial and ngri- t|mt i,j8 friendship with Dr. Eireh No More Chance Than Of S p e a k in g b e f o r e n g r o u p of Itis wife* and RO roiuewlioiv where *1••f »n»l * ini linvn of 1.11K0 <Tinni ST. .TOSEPh T Mich., .Tulr land" «»f ______ _ cultural— to consider tho dxist- would have been no hearing on h lie could forget his unhappiness" rum r u u u . ’i n the* Mrs. McPherson Returning 28.— (INS)—Tho spectacle of itifonl c itiz e n s , n u m b e r i n g ' wnrkliig (Imvyii m v k l l m lie raid, "hut I urged him to stay i\’urn1Inn imnlvi't l.jiwmin* Hulll* To Her Divorced Husband an aged gray-haired father de­ ['tween 200 and 300, Col. Oil George A, D c C o lte s A s s e r t.s N o '"K Farm situation and to try to (decision in rendering a verdict. j Imping th at tilings would get \ j:11 ivrltnn in ii»»* |nliI ••r IiIh iu»rlnn | evolve a workable plan of relief, . A third pan 1 of 75, selected 1 |>rt A. Youngberg, former Specific Authority Is Dele I * f l.ntdi t' 1 1 l**K lllltljt.L N. S. the jury commission, were in coin: better. LOS ANGELES, Cut., July 28.- nouncing liis children in nn considered seriously ;ar Department engineer, gated To ('unnlRtmrdToPro- ] to d e a r “King” (IN S)— Mrs. Minnie Kennedy, attem pt BURLINGTON. Vt., July 28.— _s‘t night explained in detail mote Shipping In Waterway A1*'1'’ l,'day by several middle who lias been fired ns business Benjamin PurnelPa name of Tile boolioggor 1ms been driven west governors who have f)u. construction of the pH** manager of Angelus Temple ns it charges of immorality, was from the Green Mountains of Ver­ The Herald is in receipt of a sec­ most vocal at the annual gover result of her break with her evan­ losotl St.- Johns-Indinn river ond communication from George mont, but Canadian rum smugglers gelist daughter, Aimeo Semple witnessed today in the sta te ’s (anal and the collateral bone- A. DqCottes relative to the pro­ r.or’s conference in demanding' still churn' the waters of 'Lake McPherson, today flatly rejected suit to dissolve the house o f lit, that may be expected as posed St. Johns-Indinn river-canal that something he done before j Chnmphiin daily.with their power­ the proposal that she quit the tab­ David. result of its 'completion. I)>"i : which is vigr(SUIt --- 1 .. ......... tlie Saufrrd attorney i.i *ij*- winter. The witness wns Edward John­ ful motor launches along ni«>Te tlian ernacle for good and return to her aluc of the canal wns discussed j orously opposing. In a letter pubson, 65), father of Mrs. Esther John­ wealthy husband in New York. miles of Vermont const line. Irnm the standpoint of navigation. lisla d in this paper on Wednesday, suggestion (lint site go back son Hansel, or Detroit, King Ben’a _____ L>.| control, drninngo and noten- Mr. DcOottes raises several ques­ ilatigen hill, mill have severely! Front tlie shores of lids historic to Tho N. Wittcnbeck, Hudson River former secretary and star witness . . L i possibilities ns nn nttrnrtion tions against the project, and his criticised P ™ ; 1™* | " r , Fi; ’ ting I ’lmlinuos IIotAloa- ('ItninhciTm S a y s B r i t a i n If lake as well as from 80 miles of stnte. steamboat engineer, from whom forTho vetoing it. they realist) Hint pi»-t |„r yachtsmen. A. 1’. Connelly pre- communication today, lie rcitcr» gray heard Israelite de\ \ illing T o M a k e T e m p o ra ry ' Imipti I rnnt; Large Nnm Quel'cc bonier between Champlain she admits she never lias been dihnhly another veto awaits liicj iiled over the meeting. ates liis objection ns follows: , e .. .• i dared he once saw bis daughter nnct measure when, anti if, congress j Iters O f N n liu n n lis t W ound \ r r a n g c m c n l A bout lin m c -Ia n d thu New llampshiro lino, daily i ced, was one of four "optional , hu,,mnd j HnnSd, in a Tlie "Section of1 the Actt inMiiiii; creating passes un engineer »prefacedIShis. gen -f | . . ..... 2, W p a : ;t*s it airaiii. it again. It win will i*r be m rc-* courscs" sulimitted to by the (iialc Fultire Of ( ’ruisors consignments of Cnnadian "ex­ courses cil lleni-li;.. N a n k i n g D n i submitted bv tho compromi),inK position in tho colrisl remarks upon tho Buhjict wi n and incorporating the counties of (introduced in tlie new eongr . in ports” find their way by launch, "peace committee," appointed by ony before they were married. > slatenicnl in refutation f Seminole and Brevard into a spec- I ‘e r ", | probably will p a s . I.ON DON. July 28. INS) Aa automobile and rail to the New Airs. Me i’licrson to settle the dis­ SI!ANGD \ l , July 28.-(INS) Esther's brother. Bert, the wit­ h?ri?cs ninde hrrgts made by opponents of the i,,j ttixiinr .list rid L-nmvn no ii,„ I, . . . ., .... ....... i.' . taxing district known as the k llt ,,V(.„ the'most ardent McNnry the Tri-I’artite Naval Conference Hnuland markets which have not uu sension in the Temple, ness branded as n "thief who stolo I anal. Be declared that on one oc upper River . r St. Johns Pi..„.. vNavi­ - ! Haugenite admits there is little Tliiity-two Chinese soldiers and , l international pine or ocenn shore "The idea is absurd," Mrs. Ken­ iny hard earned money only two taxion he had stated that the St gation District, provides that the prospect of passing it over u veto. 10 Civilian*. including .afeVernl in Geneva resume W]W { , , n - for their own direct suply. nedy declared indignantly. " I ’ll not weeks ago". lliilins-Indian river navigation dis­ object n:id purpose of said naviThorofore, n casual suggestion , fit’omen, were billed in tho pxph- ' ;l; •" Ltrt’Jon 1 "!;1V tl,nt w«y d , pi to tho constant patrolling return." Esther told me to get out nml trict might very well well have been gation district shall be “to promote Ill's been opened tor adjusting the (,f the lake by United States cusMrs, Kennedy’s defi followed a mind my own business when I ronamed a general improvement ills- i{jlr maritime shipping and commor- thrown out by Governor Albert G. '.".Ion of no animuiiition dump ml difficulties I eUvci'ii tile United .turn: laiiiielij- . operating from both ■ Hankow usecret midnight conference ih monst rated with her", Johnson triit. and denied thnt lie ever n?- ,.jn| interests of the upper St. Jo- Ritchie, of Maryland, llnit a eon- subsequent fir, of tho leading figures In ,.„ri|i11>r VWj|i| reaching Itore I - States und Great Britain "it tlie tlie New York and Vermont shores, which site and her daughter mot testified. Uutni that it should have been des- |,ns River Navigation District" in ference (’Imniplnln’s numerous islands eonfinancial, economic, industrial | . .... , tlie ________ Esther is n scorpion, a liar and ifiudcd as btleh. lie declarcil that tlie manner set out in said Act, ’ . . . be day. Ine fire was burning f|« i< question of cruisers and thnt an tiuuo tlm promised land of Quebec face to face and apparently failed i and agricultural world might my hitter foe, who is trying to to make peace. this criticism, like many others, agreement for at least four years when tiie disputcli was filed. di? t illerics along Hie Richelieu. Tito only specific improvement I helpful, found increasing favor Hy up my home by fighting u»s unwarranted and without authorized Mrs. Kennedy refused to reveal break will lie reached. by said Act is found in among the westerners as the gov-I Severe fighting continues ahli Lake t 'hatupliiin is tlie rum getway Benjamin, a good, pure, holy mun”, UQM. Section 3, authorizing the Upper j ernor’s conference broke up today.: uu. t innu. i.arge imun The In is for this feeling is Hie to tho thousands of summer rc- what took place during tho i meet­ the witness snld. ing. Comparing iparing the proposed canal St. Johns River Navigation Dis- | Several of the g..v«*ruors would „r „ ... . . . liu italement of Sir Austen (’linmbcr- soil wiiiili dot tlie Adirondack!', Esther Hansel collapsed on tho i si ter project of t.m e a . co.i't ;trjcL “to connect the upper St. like to see President foolidge him- .. .. ‘ ‘ Green and While Mountains rtf New She declared she wns"just wait­ witness stand six weeks ngo and ii (lie Imme of eointnons tint York, Maine, Now Hampshire, Vcrrin.il and describing it ns , mos jj ................. Johns River with the Indian River ' ir ,.„n tlm ronferemv. But if |NatiLm»r d •'••u that n g inn. ing" and indicated Hie broach be­ tin Kriti di governmenL is willing |,1lint mid Northwester" New York, tween herself and her daughter, her life wns weured for following' important tlie^ inlciToaslal navigable canal of waterw ater­ lie ant link in thu inl«iTOH»lal by u nuvigabln |u%is unwilling unwillimr they they believe believe the the)I Nanking Nanking i"»,P'',T * i ^ ; ih;,t Umt 2 >.' an operation. I iritfiivny from Jnclcoinvillo to way.’’; way"; said further*dowitin ul white |I National; .Nation.. ; . i ' mit ,m o) "I ‘l l" ni ' o a temporary arrangement ami tlie hack dnpr to thu Now Etig- split wide ojien yesterday when raid Section .3‘1 further* do j,|cn idea is feasible without U'nntunesq) As their father was testifying, Jlwm Beacii, ( ol. Aoungberg pro- elating (laiing thnt that tho construction of house support. .support. v<c (i t ■ -.ir /.i. Wi.l.n .••.le>ut immediate future of l|U*d teeboard cities, "mother" Kennedy expressed open fotlw r and her brother, JVwt, ran They realize bu n m V Wuliu Icrtcil the waterway would in 1|rnid tnnal is deemed to he for the • tl.-s opposition f> Hu; Nankifig pr.-panitm y to open enfisee building, which is iutorprv- | Only tho severe New England doubt of Hf,v rt«filJfliSYif mooted in tnoVo'drt room. htmiendons {itUpctjon f>ir this rect Jdivillc"cunvitnlenee and welfare and tlmt Narv-llnugcn l»ill eentur.i in t)u* > t.d hero a meaning tlmt (Jrent winters have in the seven and a kidnapping story, was "wider than 1’ointlng to them dramatically, 1 |i n , i the state, and would make for the public utility and benefit." grent conservative luisin i - in | , 1"ii* ngnu q . lie; Wuhan lor. ■ 'lain i i i Vm no objection to the!Half years of United States prolii- ever." Special Prosecutor George E. NicH- I the St. Johns river one of tin* most v'*Nn specific authority is eon- (crests of tlie east. And they be-1 About 22,00(1 Wiiluinnftc* hn\- I ’niti il State : building as ninny | billon, eve,, temporarily dnmntetl ols asked the aged witness: Mrs. Me I’hcrson declared she intensively used transportation f»Vied by said Act upon the Com­ lieve that if inen of Hie type of been lauded in KiuKinng mid an ■misers as it wants. Tho whole tho rum flow through tho scores “These arc your own flesh and came to her homo to warn her toutes in Florida. missioners of said district in the Judge Elbert H. Gary ,,f I being moved toward Changslu question of Iinvnl strength \ ill b o jo f shore villages along the 35 “not to believe everything she blond, will you repent for Hie sako Answering critics who have promotion of mnritimu shipping Steel Corporation,Owen D. Ymmg of Ben Purnell thnt they nro liars, 1 I miles of liroken shoro between tin read in the newspapers.” msggmm n nl leconnidered. collaborated with General . oeing charged thnt tho east const canal and tlie commercial interests of the who eollnlioraled nml thieves and that you would not reenn at the tjuehee border and Burlington, tlie Under such an agree out from tlie southern "Absurd," Mrs. Kennedy declar­ oven visit them on their death Is ft i f.mpleto failure, tlie speaker district to do anything other than Dawes in the formation "f tho constanlly i Ides s,nper' owUiervini center of tli.i Vermont army huso in Hankow. United States would achiovt tip e ,-, . , when asked about tlie commit- lied. said that it luul been such a suc­ to connect tho Upper St. Johns Dawes plan; and tlie most power­ 'rum border. holder. At many of tint tlm tiny tiny ed Approximately l(),()()() reinforce- io.ity in heavy battle «.uisem ,!,lin' tee’s proposal thnt she return to The old man glared a t his two cess that recently it was purchased River with the Indian River by a ful bunkers of tlie east could lie smuggling linnilets to tlie north got around the stinio table with ments have bei*n dispatched nortii- while Great Britain would concen- ! ihero are neither federal, state nor her husband. “The next thing will children, who looked beseechingly t v a Mr. Kelsey and that since that navigable canal, tr.-.to on Iniilding liglil eruisers ; ------- ;• .. t time the project lias l,eon approved; “A reference to the minutes of a spokesmen for tlie farmers, tltuj ward from I'ukow in an effort to wlii. li are eoririilercd ossci Hal (..r ''"‘inty oufon . munt offieinls near- ho for them to want Mrs. Me I’her- at him easterners could be convinced of halt the mo lientora advance A son to go hack to her husband." noun , “ Yes they nro liars nml scorpions ly the War Department, w.. icii pro- meeting of the Commissioners of protection. V U" '1n tlie seriousness of tlie' situation, heavy force f Cantonese remain:, commercial . • ■I . , . . 11mu tlie Inn liorti in wlneli tlie powMrs. Me I'herson divorced her and my foes and I wouldn’t visit '} p'v< to take over the canal and the Upper St. Johns River Nnvi- und possibly h constructive pro- in Naul.ing. Niiv.il par ty between t i ki.it d , .hc .,,.livi.r , |1(.ir nightly first husband, Harold Me I’herson, them on their deuth bed.” fpoml $1,500,000 on it with a large District, held on the IGth In* ,lacking <1 ring tlie burdens. | Michael Borodin, former soviet Mates Asked if he quarreled with hU ft who it said to be living in Ornlu, , . - would , mm for maintenance and oi>cr»-;day of April, 1020, shows the adop­ gram evolved. Hnnkow govern- pern .1 of tho lemporur.. igrvc, . , . < , ,• wife over Purnell’s religion and '* Tho great industrial states of [adviser to Fin. Her first husband, Robert tion. rhe government will make m , io|1 „ r „ resolution referring to a ment, lias gmi- to Ghenchow. mi- . n e t . nllhuugh, a. Sir Au-.t-n , A HinBlc r'i,toms bout operating "railroaded" her to ail Insane expenditures over a period of five i vtrlial report of the Chief Engin- the east have grown prosperous route for Russia by way of . diciisi ......... pointed ........ ..... out yesterday, ........ ... Great ... . . . . ...... Bril- I.fi mn St. Allmns hay is tlm only Semple, a niissitumry, and her asylum, Johnson replied tliut a on tlie protection afforded them first inspiration to enter evangel­ yenr and the only nrovinon H'."t ,e r of said district. Tlie report stihd liy the swift train. jain Inin won't deny tlie principle (Jr | ' ,lzl[r,‘ encmmti'rc i nquiies of the affected district jjdttod by the Engineer was duly by tiie existing tariff," »uid Gov. on a npoclai ist ie work, diud in Chinn during doctor, and not he, hnd his wife l-mont side. --------------------------mnritlmo equality in poi letuity. IHoot of luo vernj confined in tho asylum. Adam McMullen of Nebraska. is be raising approximately cue ;adopted and Ids report Is divided one of their ninny crusades. |J .. A /lrlilifx n e Sir Ansten’a : ialeime. lias i | AlHiougli Vermont landings do n, 1,1 dollars for the puiilmse jn(0 t li ret* sections relative to the "We don't want t<> tear it down; O l 1 I U U I XV U U I L l U I l r ) e c d 'iie d generally by ;ho Hriti li not approach in volum i those n| 'iaiticsiin thu canal now held by , proposed improvement; the first All wo of the west want is to lie press, " long llio New York side of Lake brought into the circle of prosP IV e lntorc8*M’ ! suction dealing with the improve- erity, which the government, lias »i «.„ m ......i... ,•...... u..„ . i . .. (ilmmplttin, or a t St. Laworcnci S h e r i I T , s F o s s e H a s If approved on August Id, the • merit of the upper St. Johns River land great, lakes ports, this percent­ to create for industry,, for pM'pii t'd canal can he completed between Sanford and l.ake Harney; helped age of lo e hero is reported In tho railroads, for the banks and .Sccnnty |,v moans nf naval dc-Ju,,, tnido a- mailer than a t any within two years, according to i.'ol. the second section dealing with the other great basic economical fac­ ft ns., is largely a matter of innm , thor rum fiont west <>f Detroit. MT. JACKSON, Va.. July 28.— iminglicrg, who pointed out that | construction of navigaldc canal ho- tors. We want not favors, but Work in List nearing complet­ ||-end• sinco wo ............. are no longer the rich n rcrult tho waterway will have |tuecn ijike Harney and the Indian equality.” Alt<r being hutitid like wild nni* VVitli only one pursuit boat' opLinden, July 28, (INS) Only | ion un three of tiff' .Seminole County r v*. nation, we can n "" sure <i |, rating against them, tlm Vor- mill '"!• l I n d a y , four bandits, 11' advantage of three years' use River through l--il.es I’ur.zle, Shad, meagre details have thus for been Governor Hamill "I Iowa. Gov­ always having tiie «t schools which are receiving addi­ wo <f them girli., were cornered nvi r Hi., east coast canal which w ill! Ruth, and Salt aiul the third aecotigcsl navy, jmont mnm render tiieir siiipreceived hero of file entaatrophia t today in on old shuck ill the wild’s floods which are reported to huvH 1 "ot i.cmino a competing waterway lion dealing with tho improvement ernor McMullen of Nebraska, tion's prior to tlie fall term which \ u:ther wo want lo or not, we j . virtually immune from seizGovernor Christensen "f Minne­ until tin. end of five years. will In gin early in September. T. mn. t ic]y for oar ecurlly upon [nro l»y employing decoy lsmts to of Wilson's Cove, northwest of swept portions of Indiu. of the upper St. Johns River be­ irmn t an i lure tlie lono customs eroft from hc re. canal would make Sanford tween Salt Run and Nike l ’idnsett. sota, Governor Puujcn of Knnsns, North IW. Lawton, superintendent of pub- ! Hie Migneity of our Calcutta und Bombay dispatches and Governor Sorlie of ,cr' iiile to several ports on the Sheriff B. M, Borden snid that state thnt tho deud lire reported "The minutes of a meeting of Dftkotn, composing th" form block lie instruction .tnm.pkre.1 to a rap- their ability to keep .is out "f war. tiieir "Ii-i led landing p'acea. After "If our politician J can n'*t al11 const, a fact thut RvulJ aid (Continued on page four) chasing a supposed runner for :il- tlie quartet, wanted for the rob­ in Hie governor’s conference nil | " sentative of J lie Herald tin that in- j 1ready guaranleo that under no cir- niust three hours recently, reveiiu ! bery of tlie National Bank of Mt. a t more than 1,000 anil "mte» ially in cncotrrnging interi been done, f cstimatihle damage hns expressed interest and approval of] morning. |euim taiiCA'H will tliey lend *us Into agenta found the craft empty. .Jackson, iti ucsporain desperate siraiis straits |noro ( v t;il commerce, acccniit'g to thu i .o km.ii, are in go per rent of of tthe cot- J RiUhi’s confcrcnru-Adeii. | The Lymnu ia liool near L.mg-|V;,r wjt |, t|„. Unit' d Slat they Meanwhile llio <nllru const had and mo expected to surrender •ngineer. Lower freight rates B r i t i s h F l y e r A . t r a i n crop t ^0 important ta u t cotton 'J They believe if the Industrial- is having <iglil rooms added t" it-.lmve no biihiii.' ■.< t ,, Uu momentarily. i 1!is- been without u guard. (Continued On -Pago Three) I s D e l a y e d B y S t o r m ists niid bankers could l»o got Included in these eight new rooms nrinnmrnt eonfereme. u Jo rn t h n a j l ? growing section of GuJornt The two girls, who fled into the been destroyed, a Bombay dispatch A. Ft. Johns, Quebec, operator Is around tho same table tlcy could I{j, ,, acionco laboratory nml n imtne i -------------SOUTHAMPTON. Eng.. July 28. speedily lie convinced of the known to keep five btMitlcttl power iiioiintaiiis in purty dresses mid states. H a c h c l o r ’s M u r d e r e r | economic < d<'partment, both *»f Continuous ruin is spreading \ [i\.iin ,| a rz I (INS) A fresh lair: t o f had wen- ousness of tlie situation nml tho which lire In liov ■tiie lies! of equip beats unchorad on jih ninny islands high-heeled slippers, are virtually 1 (HU),I A l t e r l Y O U I S „ff t |„. British const hold need for immediate action at the bend of the lake. Pursued, exhausted as a result of their liard- disaster in Assam and in Rniigoon. • J ,| Tor imnieoinve aci.o.i. . |mont, Mr. I .<• 'on Hated. Tlo add T»1 li ii i , x iCapt. Frank T. Courtney. British ho i-liera into a narrow channel sbi| is and lack of food, Hie sheriff lit ague and Bombay. One dispatch ■ !)? .. m ie s tin when ennipletn on tliia b a i l d - . C - U y J O I ) I ) d ) < l t O { I between two islands, aneliors tho believes. DETROIT, July 28.-(INS) A Itrans-Atlantic flyer, storm hound Han.mil, "its i,.™ state* tlmt complete destruction of | | largely a question ing will total $30,000. Kenm v Pro-1 A j ( if i r* • 1 >i ii year search for the last : today. the town of Hiruganj, with a pop­ load in 11i•• hiding cove and dashes of educating the oust to the situ­ DIVORCE GRANTED tilers of Altamonte Springs are X t l v v l I < i n i l l C I O G S S I O I l again into Hie open lake in nn emp­ member of a quartet accused of | \ wj,u| „f gale proportion* ation. ulation of 60.000 is threatened. tho construction work with i _ _ _ U"' ."'“ ‘der of Henry T. Pierce, n !SWopt the Calshot Nnval Air Depot. ty boat tv engage the customs piTiib Governor’s conference stood doing LONDON, July 2H.-(INS)—Maj­ FRENCH FLIGHT E. J. Monghtnn of SAnford.nn ii-1 An airport f c .Sanford'will h nltliy Philadelphia bachelor end(Conlinuid On I’ugo Three) Courtney said that all was in adjourned today, and the remain-1 ----- — or the Honorable Lionel Tennyson, tarted lodav on i'be main topic lor discussion at cil here today when police arrested readiness for his departure as soon in# rxoculiviM c*nJ)i»iiu<l ...*.t. LEBOURGET, France, July 28— [ son of tin* second Baron Tennyson, with tli" Hanford Roof- .*b*' weekly iiitiiTa'fiu of tho t iurm"Iiiri"" a . Elliotte, 25. as there was a break in the storm. this historic spot this tnorntng |t|ii* was grunted ii divorce today from The Furman biplane, “Tho Blue J berr of I.lliotte, with two other men and The motor and radio apparatus of tins t ro u g h * tho'"upland Company liandling this i-.li ' i Cornmere oniinem' a ' ^Hie^ Seminole liis wife, Clarissa Tennyson. James Bird,” arrived liero today from il woman, are said by Philadelphia the "whale" flying boat are in per­ r f L , nn.1 to ift PWt tho Brotlmrs -an. installing the add- . < -'11 1 ''.iluy at 12:10 oYlock. ac*T. W. Peck, Jr., was named us co-res­ Toussous Ia? Noble, piloted by M. to have robbed Pierce before fect working order and the a ir­ pondent . Neither Mrs, Tennyson Givun. It will have final load tests • V./ Ul"y murdered him in his apart- man is ready for the hop off ns tor to their homes tonight follow­ Thro" being ndilcd | r....... nor Reek entered any denial of tlie bore before hopping off on u flight •; : "'' fit on November 21. t»20. The soon us Conditions permit. ing the days outing. to tli- Lake Mary school. liaibHug tafks'wiHi S v"k.i to New York. ' .■ charges. nUn r men and the woman, a chorus The uir ace is hopeful of getting and tho work is to total $15,000 . .... , ,, U'n. an* awaiting trial in Phila- away before Sunday. The movement looking toward ■ when finished. Cook Brotl.ei of „ Th" Jjmvenieiit looking towan rt' iphin for t he crime. July 28, (INS) ForHanford ore the contractors while1 l<! •ntn.ituui of n sit in till nr r Uii n I’rinre Carol, of RouElton J. Mnughton i> the nrch>t^^"t. <A ' vh; .r V.,‘ir^ . n, Hn,’.i y iion < tn tho *nn,l with safety, is in heaping with mania, who lias been living in a Among the new additior lo date home 'Bimiliu^ efforts launched in other ■l'illa In Neuilly wjth Ids coinpuudnl QUEBEC, Quo., July 28.—(INS) Iniilding will bo nn up t»xtr t ..illon ‘titles according to Mr. Trotter who "nr, Mine. Lupcsm, slnco his j'xile economics department, Mr. Lawton - James A. ("Bud” ) Stillman and added. stated Hint tin' plans and specifi­ fri'.a h native land, L completing his forest Gride, th" former U n a cations for a field have been re­ today tlie details for llio purriiuse Tiie hig)i Sc)too| ut Ovit'do is al­ Wilson, nro un their honeymoon, ceived from the govnrrinrnt und of a ciiateiiu uljoul Hit) miles front IJAGERHTOWN, Ml)., July 2K when hu fir.it learned «-f the allcg- moving to Now kork by ^ easy' so receiving ndditions which will . Each day Tlie Ilernld will present five question* concerning lie submitted at to- Paris. , ‘ total $30,non when completed. The „ 10rr’ , mt,(.tinK. learning u week ago J.hat c«l intimacies he decided to con- stages to board the Olympic on i Sanford’s history, its industries, its city government, its recreIt i-. understood ('and is Inlying in walls nro already up on the addi­ August J, und, the wedding over, tions and the roofing work is to K"ssi,. connected his wife’s name front Slotl,,r with tho churRes The rapid development of com' the i bateau a t tlie request of the utionnl fucilitics and other interesting subjects. The unswers will public, then shoot ''•th that of Hunter R Stotler 52 ,?ub,li c» th........r -----him. Later i lie it Hie dense and normal silence lias bo started immediately, Mr. l»'iw- mercial aviation makes it Imporn-1 Roumnn.an royal family und Hint be given with tho questions. Persons who have questions which beyur. W. V«., prohibition agent’' dt*r,dei1 there was a poasibil- again settled down, once mote up­ ton stated. Lee Brothers with tho tive that Kunf.rddo something t<. it \ ill ! • paid ft t with* money Ix.'tliey desire to hnvo included in this column, may communlcnto V »- 'Valter., ' l l V r . , ! ™ I g S \ '\ h" « f “ " drira" f on the mountains and valleys u« “ t. plunH.ing contract i* the only Semiproviding landing facilities RUiuthtd Carol by bis futiier, the k lined several wnv* nf . . v . . . Ied bis victim to a deserted roau. Maurice at the Stlllnian estate In nolo airph with The Herald. Dole County Countv firm working worklmr on this ’ ’ r airpluiv ', Mr. tro tte r i:"- lute King iYrtiinntui. Several desiruhlo i itea nimaclf on Stotler before he took 11 hcre* ' v,iltcrs aai'l. he accused Grane A use. School. Tlie J. B. Southard Con- elured. .Gen. Rulef, attached to tlio Rou-i ANSWERS QUESTIONS ll' man to a lonely road near Stot,er ” f the relation! hip with Mrs. Anne U.*Stillman has re­ traeting Company of Orlando i do­ fo r'a n airport hnvo beun noted in mani.in royal household, who hns ] J. A. I’. Connelly. 1. Who was the first president this rity. according to the secretary ILonihoro, Md late tunsdnv „ n I W« wife, shot him to death. covered from her one-sided war ing tho construction work with K. just returned to Bucharest after of the Sunford Kiwanis Club? .... I 1. V A M " .li te r 's firet et-ry told of » with tho photographers and looks II. Trimble also of Orlando the nr- hut whether uni of them will conferring with Carol, promised to 2. How many frntemu! or semiHarper Rollemin,. |l(.n . to. i rumunjr pun lialtle with bootlegThe Faulkner Roofing uvniiubl? is not known. st .• that the money was forth- fraternal organizations are then* •'ny. sniu nere io KlfSj |n vvhJch Walters himself upon the scene us a somewhat a- edited. Those who are interested In tills Company of Orlando id doing tlie Incident. coming immediately. \ I was wounded. This wound, a min- niusing hero? ' , L-in.p ' •"""f construction, Tlie J. B. S.iuth- m utter are urged to be present to­ ^ alter* confessed .. Hyi murder | or onei Vt-ns gt,jf inflicletl, Walters During Hv past few days Prince 3. That's what wo wnnt tu j lliey insisted upon “ k , ard Compnny also have a contract morrow to lend their assistance! in afti 3. What has become of tho urea after we hud told them that ,.tt,„ njp for §(5 00() „tnl( lure, tin* matter, the sceroUry mid. A Cat"! Ims received many official swinlming pool money? know. « u ^ ea% : ^ r ^ 4. Ye*, Dr. W. E. Mucltougall. 4. 1* there u chiropractor in “ >a Stotler w a s V h n t ! Wnlu' ^ i» «**'ing held here with- pit tures would offend local relig­ open nlr gymnasium, xvhirh will be committee to investigate the pro­ Roumanian visiters who have urg­ R,r wbilo tli,. i „ A ,>J/ l>oot,CK" out Gail, cn an o|H'n charge to n- ious prejudices," she said, but al­ lurgo enough for two basketball ject will probably be appointed by ed tlist h" mnkc a public statement Sanford? a rtiid. • '° u8cnts were on wait n decision of Hie coroner's though the storm died down in courts, which is to bo ready at tlie S. 0 . Sliinh"l‘cr. president, fiio of hi* futuie intontirtns in order 5. Where wns the first head­ 5. I.ongwovd. jury whirli will hold nn inquest tn- Grande Anse the inrident ha* n-| Oviedo school before tlie fall form, plans to presldo tomorrow after a to t.upi res i tho netivitieif’of any of quarters nf the Smith Floridu Rail , nipnthisora iq Roumanla. Rond? f! E' rr tohl P allentine that nij.ht, mu'jrd ail Canada, Jlr. Lawton concluded. .• hort absence from the city, w Conies To Rescue King Benjamin By Accus­ ing His Daughter Of Immoral Relations Dili! ronsiirnments last Coast Canal k Not A Failure Or.ii in i >a.mo!Ics ISUGGESTION MADE D e c la r e s His Son MRS. KENNEDY GO s 101 e *Il! Money To Clear Pur­ RACK TO MATE Attempt nell’s Name OfChar- 'CAN A I, PROJECT again ATTACKED ges O f Immorality ,.,:r)72 KILLED WHEN LIMITATION PACT MUNITION DUMP MAY BE SIGNED BURNS, EXPLORES AT GENEVA MEET;;; D I U h i 'H m i u i u I i v u r v u u VII i Flood Is Sweeping ik i ’iVanViteTorncred Large Portions Of j , Calcutta, Bombay J Will Be Complete For Fall Opening I II! l l l i i l III a \ i r p o r t For This ,Dsl,[^,j' |ing K.7fVCs..xiu-ytin ,n,t- j...... ..... . s I'rohibition Agent Kills Companion When Learning Intimacies With Wife StiUniun And Bride Leave On Honeymoon . Ib , t . C h a t Prime Carol Kuys e a u Near Pang IAt Request Queen Ask Me Another! ' V �7.-«.>*■''».: t . .V-fy, Tarps W in R agged|*S*¥c S ™ ^ ,s K f "i r* C T i Shar k e y vVillCorne back 1 o C apture H eavyweight Title To Sweep The Series ■;I Results Of Games | NATIONALSURVEY 33 OF IMMIGRATION PLACES PLANNED NKW YORK, July 27—(IN S)— Not content with passing Ism Gehrig in the home-run sweep­ IncreaHcd Appropriations For stakes, ltahe Ruth is bent today Service Are Contemplated mi nosing out his slugging teamHy CongressionalCommillec rente in the race for the league That Is Inspecting Centers , I i tting crown. The battering ltamhlno went on a rampage yeaterHv International News Service [ day against the St. Louis Browns NEW YORK, July 27—(INS) — yesterday, performing the follow­ A national survey of immigration ing feats; 1. Hit homers No. 32 and lit 11 liters with a view to suggesting while Gehrig Was clouting his No. i nr leased appropriations where ne.e-.sary for general improve32. 2. Made six consecutive nit > meat of the service is now being and collected seven singles out .if m ule hy a congressional com­ eight times at hat. gaining third mittee. place in the hatting averages Ellis Islnnd, the gateway wi'h a mark of .270. through which millions have Hit the Yankees' 100th hom­ passed before becoming residents er ef (he season and wns the of this country has already been examined hy the committee tirst Yankee to score 100 runs. Ituth is still five homers behind which is headed hy Representative hi: 1021 record. Gehrig reguined Milton Schreve, of Pennsylvania. the league hatting lead, pnssing AI Simmons. Incidentally the Yanks murder? j cd the Browns twice, 15 to 1 and 12 to 3. The Brownies' have not! beaten the Yanks in 13 tries this* season, and are now in seventh | place. According to reports from ■ Si. Louis, owner Phil Ball will re- j build the team entirely for next i season, retaining only four play­ er not including George Sister. | Another hatting hero of the I duv was Joe Judge of Washington, who clouted eight hits us the Nnt3 downed the White Sox twice, 5 to I and (> to 5. NEW YORK, July 27.— (IN S)— “ I believe Jack Sharkey will conn Lack to ho champion cf the world FLORIDA STATIC LEAGUE or at least put up a : '<a- battle Miami 4; St. Petersburg 9. was late on Park’s grounder. for It. The lessons of the Dempsey Orlando 0; Tampa .'I (7, rain). I’atks stole second. Kirkwood, pin­ light should make him.” Sanford 8 ; Sarasota 10. ch hutting, was purposely walked. This is the phophecy of William Hornick singled over second scor­ Muldoon, senior member of the SOUTHERN LEAGUE Little Rock If; New Orleans 10. ing Parks and Cerisi. McClanalmn New York athletic commission, and Memphis 7; Mobile 0. went to the hill. He fanned Holder a recognized authority of lading. lie made his prediction yester­ Chattanooga .'!; Birmingham 4. but Kirkwood scored from second Nashville 7; Atlanta 11, on R. Allens passed hall. Hurke day in an informal chat today fol­ lowed a commission meeting in was out. I SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE The Feds scored another in the which the late unpleasantness at Columbus 3-7; Jacksonville 1-1. the Yankee Stadium wns reviewed ninth when lleazley tripled and Montgomery 11; Savannah 1. discussed from many angles. j Meyer singled. Pug Allen hit into and Selma 0; Wnyeross (1. The venerable commissioner, | u double play and rowe heat out Other, rain. though picking Shurkoy as ch impj 1an infield hit. Hailey popped to ionship material more than a year AMERICAN ASSOCIATION short. ago, is not in sympathy with the j ' The Sanford club collected 14 attempt to becloud Dempsey’s ! Minneapolis 8-3;Knn*as City 1-7, Milwaukee 3; St. Paul 8. . iliits to 11 hy Sarasota. The game victory. I Tol do 7; Louisville 12. |v/ns held continually hy arguSARASOTA, Fin., July 20"I saw on foul blow,” he states I Indiandpolls-Columhus, no game, ills from both Crowe and emphatically, "and I was not f a r !pluyed previously. (Speciol To The Herald)—After nu liurke. (rom Sharkey’s.side of the ring und | Getting nwny to n dandy lend by SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE had a pair of Held glasses trained PO A I playing bang up hall and almost Sanford Spnrtenlmrg 1; Greenville It. (( on the fighters. , clinching the name, the Feds, led Dunbar, If Charlotte 2; Columbia 4. ,, i "Slmrkey wasn’t knocked out— Knoxville 0; Asheville 18. by five hurlers, Idew up In the Frlsbie, su ,, hy Dempsey's left hook to the Jaw Macon 0; Augusta 2 (six, rain). eighth inninir hero Tuesday us the Beuzley, rf (l or any other punch. Allen, if . Tarpons' scored six runs to mnkt .Crowe 3h Ilj "He wus stopped—momentarily INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE 0 paralyr.es— hy a short right hand I Newark 3; Jers*y City 1. a clean nweep of tlm series. T ho‘ MEYER, 2I> n • blow delivered to the center of his 1 eepre wus 10 to 8. Lee Crowe's Halley, ll> Syracuse 10; Rochester 3. 1 body in the solar plexus region. It nntionnl pastimers finally came Allen, c (l was almost a duplicate of the punch out of a hitting slump, hut when Meyer, p AMERICAN LEAGUE {stopped Jim Coroett and won the they did the Fed moundsmen could Fergus, p New York 15-12; St. Louis 1-3. liUt keep up the splendid work Mt-CImmahun, Washington 5-0; Chicago 1-5. II title in Carson City, Nev., in I8D7. "The only difference was that (second 1(1). they had turned in duv.'ng the gfei I j Fitz dropped Corbett with a loft firfct two guinus. A walk to II. AlPhiladelphia 4-5; Detroit 10-2. Totals ' instead of ii right. l«n, an error and Dunbar's single Boston 2; Cleveland 7. [UVe Hanford its first run in tin* Sarasota | "I was the timekeeper a t t'nrs* n i Munush, cf ourtli. Singles by Friable, Mey­ NATIONAL LEAGUE Jj City. Corbett collapsed just us FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE ers, II. Allen, llenzlsy’s sucrifiee Burke, )!> ittsburgh 0; Brooklyn 5. () Sharkey did. His legs suddenly reWon Lost Pc and two wild pegs scored u trio of Maloney, 2h Cincinnati II; St. Louis 10. i ’fused to support him und he Hank Others, not scheduled. runs in the fourth in the fifth n Holder, If to the floor though fully conscious. Miami ....................15 9 .02 dcuhle, two singles nml u sacrifice Cerisi. 3b “ Sharkey crumpled the same way. SANFORD ...... 14 10 .58 I’ig Travels With Valet gave tin* Tarpons two runs, tank­ Park:', c .... The slow movies show that he was Sarasota ..............12 13 .48 ing the count -I to 2. ( Hornick, ss 1 sinking when Dempsey delivered .. 11 .47 Sarasota lied things up in the Moore, If » the left to the head. In my opinion . ' n ,u'n y* U,V 7 * « Tampa ...............10 Orlando ............. 11 13 .45 Jones, p sixth with two more on u walk " Sharkey would have gone down | >"»;• tr!,vV1‘ ‘l r.0CI!Inl,,y l° St. Petersburg .... 8 lit .38 Morgan, p "Ianyhow. The left did not daze him •c,,,ural "how •l«,>,nn"esh„rg. he an infield scratch ami a single. " |i nougli to keep him on the floor was accompanied by ii valet spec­ Then in the seventh pitcher Mey-j Fitzpatrick, p NATIONAL LEAGUE Kirkwood p . " for lie kept talking to the referee, ially appointed to keep him groom­ KB1 ore went to third. .Singles hy II. 1Bonner, p PcL " j protesting against being counted ed and to arrange special accomo­ Allen, Meyer ami an infield hit hy dations on trains or boats. Hilly Chicago ... .004 , out. Crowe, making it five hits lit weighs more than a half a ton, Is .004 Totals 32 10 II 27 lb n row ulong with two more wild 'Like Corbett, Sharkey could not eight feet three inches long, nml Pittsburgh .505 St. Louis . pegs, put three Feds across the Score hy innings; Iripnln command of his legs un- Ids snug-fitting belt measures six!New .521 York plate and made the count 7 to I for Sanford 000 130 301 H til he had been counted out. The feet nine iii'-lics. lie is insured for Brooklyn .440 .... Sanford. It looked like u hall i nerves Inflow his wuiat were out 000 022 (Mix l'l .441 £25.11(111, He recently visited Aus-1 Cincinnati game lor Crowes hoyH until that Sarasota of commission for the moment. Two base .420 and has traveled 35,000 (Philadelphia wild eighth in which I lie Tarpons Summary: ,, . . ilts.BeaT.h y, j v 0u ,nay imve noticed th at Sharkey tralln, .391 miles, although only 28 mi.utils [ Boston f erisi 2. I hree-base hlts:ncazley.; ,iW)| ,li:1 rm.„|ties. lie held s cored six runs. old. Billy’s daily menu consists of .-.n.-i ifices: Heazley, Hornick .Slot-j,;, | „ :jv op on Ids hands and dragBurke beat out n hit too hard AMERICAN LEAGUE it '..long the floor hy hand four cases of apples, eight or nine for Meyers to handle Meyers cn bases: II. Allen 2; Parks. DoubPet. Won Lost threw three halls to Hogan and le plays: Meyers, Friable to B a i l - | „ . t r |ed to get up. Hu! buckets of milk, two bushels of j .720 09 20 j bran, 10 or IH cabbages, and n few New York cy I Burke, Holder, Hornick und |„. W llj; like nu nniuial with its Cusack went in. Hu added the .591 I extra dishes. Ilia foi.il costs his Washington fourth hall ami liurke took second Bi'rko Hits off Meyers; 8 in seven. | nek broken." .549 owner, J. Gardner, $10 a day .Detroit Hits off Cusack: / in no innings. und Hogun first. Malmiey singled Commissioner Muldoon in a re- I —----------.532 —— ---------- - - I Philadelphia nearing Ihlrke. Fergus relieved Hits off Withrow: 1 in 1-3 innings. mm knhio personality at 85. His :athletic endeavor. 'Chicago .495 combined with a I*?«' Cusack. Cerisi drove one at Fergus Ilita off I'itzpntrieck :b in 5 inn- nx-ntal alertness As n handler of many famous I Cleveland .421 [he pitcher on the Umpires: Lohr nml Raplitin. j phy.dipm an active mini of half Ids 'athletes, 'including John L. SuHi- I st. lxiuls und the hull hit the .413 leg, bounding ini.o left field for a •"'truck out: hy Meycra 2; McClun- „ge might well cinvy, gives great | van; as an official who has been j Boston .209 < double scoring Hogan. Withrow nnliun I; Fitzpatrick 1; Jones 2. weight to his opinions for he prominently identified with the the experience oxi lieved Fergus on the nmund.] Buse on halls: off Meyers 3; ( us- 'siieeks s|>ec.kB fifn1in tile of three ! greatest heavyweight fights of the Brae lets, necklaces and even anush wus out at first. Maloti- »ck 1; Withrow 1; Fitzpatrick 2; score years und ten biblical i Inst half century; as a student of earrings made of ebony are shown a y scored and Parks rcuched first •lum a. I o;.ing pitcher: Fergus. span of life nllolcd to average , hygiene and anatomy ip Ids bus! in Paris—they are a part of the when Frisbie’a throw to the plate I Tinio 2:02. human being—in many fields of ,ness of keeping men physically fit. craze for Iduck this season. Crowe Uses Five Hurlers In Game Game Marred By Con­ tinual Arguing B y Pilots Of Both Clubs L> i i|iomer Number V ic U Y ie r r o m j a i l l o r c l Celerymen Pound Out 14 Hits Put Hectic .Eight Frame Proves TooMuch For Locals m "' • f >5*^ ->■:•'• ■ -*r V •■ .'*' Other members of the com­ chief problem faced u iu ■ mittee are Assistant Secretary IU " ' “ tee i* in the C. White, Assistant Director of creased vigilance illeK1|T H the budget Melvin Junes and smuggling ,lf alien, ^1 Representatives William B. Oliver, on of such aliens anJ“j | of Alabama and Anthony J. Grif those who are already fin, of New York. . stitutions is another activEj till: committee will Approve Ellis Island Would Deport .\|„, I When interviewed a t Ellis Isl­ At the present time t|L and, the members of the com­ mittee expressed satisfaction nr 150,001) aliens in v a r f i T conditions there. The center, the turns who should he deDoea survey board found, is practically cording t<; Assi-iant self supporting. The income deriv­ White. The United SUt*.i ed from the $3 per head tux paid cd 12,000 aliens last yea* 1 hy all aliens arriving in this coun­ edded, of which number ui» try is more than sufficient to sed through the port of SeT\ The main work of the ii take care of the immigration ad­ ministration at the port of New t on service at the prei^ \\ lute asserted, is tht. ^ York. and of smurri Represenativo Schreve stated iens. deportation In the last year of n that the tour which will he made $0,538,000 appropriated along the northern border und the immigration service jji Pacific Coast, is not being made alone was spent on the for investigation purposes, but patrol to combat ■ , merely as a study by the adminis­ trade of bootlegging trative and legislative branches of across the border. Between the government of the present and 300,000 prospective | needs of the immigration service: ants are waiting in (’anadi Schreve pointed out that the chanco to enter this co® No bulky, rotlly tin. .Scimbly pj. kod in foil, b«Ui* ju»l UU u u u . a Closing Our Doors Friday Re-arrange Stock And Prepare For An Even Greater Sale Starting Saturday July 29 m ,->* League Standings } m r,/ THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1927 PACK SIX H iH .. Shop For W e Have Bargains Galore Waiting For You W atch The Herald For Further Announcements Sanford 44 H o w can th ey sell such corking tobacco a t such a p rice ? 99 ELL, it’s no secret. If Granger were packed in the usual pocket tin it would cost at least fifteen cents . . . but packed sensibly in heavy soft foil it costs but ten cents. But it isn’t on price or package that we ask you to judge Granger, but on the one thing you smoke tobacco for—its taste. W . A ll the Q U A L IT Y V a where it counts INSIDE the package! G m n g e r R oughG Thu half-pound vacuum lia is fuiiy-5v« u n a SECOND AND SANFORD AVF. S. A. IRWIN, Prop. ■ iru ___________________ ____ ____ _______: ___ _____________ __ IKANOHR R O U G H c u r IS MAOS bv tub IIG G B .T T BCXMYBRS TOBACCO �l*A G K T W O «-« '« i-T—— ■ The Sanford Herald We are somewhat surprised at the position taken by Mr. Key ami the Bond Trustees in refusing to give to the people of Sanford information regarding (the disposition of the bond moneys. Of course, Mr. Key said that lie was "too busy," but what business could lie of more importance than the people’s? The point is. Mr. Key was not "too busy”. He simply had no intention in th \ first place of disclosing this informa- f -w t i l l a k e r f f * f P f n f l c m o o n Ntaiada* a t S a n l n r d , K l n r l d a t i l Mnannlln K alrrral a * N * rn;id C taaa M a ile r. O r l r c r r 71. 1*1*. a f liar K n a ln f f lr r at N anfnrd. K l n r l d a . n n d r r A r t a.f I ' n m r r a a n f M a r r k . B. INVTa noi.i.A ifit u Or a n .__ itn iT o n H i i n w A n o n r.n u __ m a n a o k h IC A III.r: E . JO M K B . I t a a m l n i K d l l m •VtlHCMFTlniV HATF.' T X rrr * 1 .7 A M im ltn »»» f'artlei i**r wrrh W trk lr r r t l l l •« * r r • .IS T f« r • J.n n r k > H r m i d . y n iifn r d 'a p lo tir a r n r « * r - ' r >. u l i i r r l h f i la Ik* I n l r r n a tlx n al K * n a N rrx lrr. i f r f l i l n i from »**»• arn irrln r n rn a « ir« nn1»all*il f n r n l f O n n a a i w l w o r d * diall» r o a r * ■m n i l I h * I r a d l n K * » * » ! * i d I k r ra*. t a r * w n r U - T k * I. N . II. l a r a p r r l a l Ir rflli-lrn t U K ln rld a a n d II* • w a n n e r « f S a n d l i n * a l a l r n r x » * I* .a ll h u n t r* |n a l. _ _ _ _ _ _ "INVESTIA," RUSSIAN news­ paper, says Standard Oil plays on belli Hides of themselves open to severe criticism. Are they assuming i oil matters. the attitude that "it is none of the people’s damn business"? | Standard Oil of New Jcrrcy, Or are there facts in regard to the bond moneys which do i tied up with the British nntt-Rusj flintt Royal Shell Company, wen't not hear .scrutiny? We are moved to recall Section 5.'$ of the City Charter, j deal with Russia. Slamlard of New Yorlc, nnotlier which reads as follows: "The City. . . Commission shall , , . , of the happy little oil octupun fam- cause its Clerk to keep accurate accounts and n complete| j)y j)(in(, u„ fri(.,l(| nm| nsHoclate, set of hooks showing the amount of money on hand, amount Vacuum Oil, in gobbling up Rusreceived, amount expended, and the balances thereof at sinn nil franchises. . T ile l l r r a l d l» a m r m h r r n l II i p An d il n arran n l I ’l r r a a l n l l n n * . « * the end of each mouth, in every fund carried by tin* city: THUS, ONE EITTEE Standard tn « rrn a ll» n n l S aan d n tln n n f I ’aalal i n k e r * . A d i r r l l a r r a n n d A d* r r l l . l n * and no check or warrant shall ever he drawn in excess of the a' lnpus virtuously denounce:* bol­ !■ «■ !* w h l - ' k araaill*’ • r i a r h I ’M. • known balances to the credit of that fund”. shevism, keeping faith with its aslia k rr-n irm lier laa » a i m ' l l •« * laaitam ala a n illl o f * n li* rr. p ll« n llai* socintc in Greet Rritnin. II doesn’t say that the Secretary to the Bond Trustees • at n r d r r I* r e r l f y n h a n ln lr ly all And another little Standard oct­ shall keep there records. It doesn’t say that they shall d alm a nf -•.••n ln lln n ai **pll * » l n n * * l I.Mali«p*a m r l l ,«fn lie kept so poorly that it requires considerable time to pre­ opus gets the Russian nil, thus it in the S. O. octopus fam­ THUKi'DAV. JULY F.'27 pare a statement regarding them. It doesn’t say that they keeping ily. shall he kept in any other place except in the offices of the T ” *iill. litS H A i.irn riiim iiA M “ Inver,tia” rails that hypocrisy. InaRfuNiwif In Pll* anil rininly ad 'City Clerk. But it does say that “no check or warrant Here we call it business. The oil is m la U lra tln n . I . — l l r r p r r n n l r r m u t r * I n J a r k i n n . shall ever he drawn IN EXCESS of the known balances to there we might get it. » Ilia . * . —( . ' n n a l r n r l l n a . aif Nl. J u a n * I n d ' a e the credit of THAT FUND.” •lla rr I 'a m l Can it he that the City Commission have not listened j . ** ' W . SURPRISE those thnt - _ f Mn i i i t ii - i i l i > in n f m o n t h l y “ K e y ■p W e rh .M to the vote ol the people when spending their money: ( an *,|ra|jn Heeling with outside capitalists * — A u a m rn llK * nf lin llifln a prer * n r - k i i n a i * . l a n l r l * , n p a r a n i r n * if he that hospital money has been used to pave streets in bolshevism keeps its bargains to roar*. Drenmwold? Can it he that while the women of Sanford the letter. * — a a '..m n a n n llr « :b ra t, • — r » n i | a l r l l n n (•( r l l y h e n n t l f l e a - give birth One of the blggent bankers re­ to children in the cramped quarters of the flain p r . * * r * n i . • — A nra» r n d n m d r r n h n a p l l a l I'Yrnnld-Lmighton hospital, while old men arc operated cently returned from Europe snys upon in the midst of inadequate surroundings, streets over Russia today keeps agreements BIBLB VER8K FOR TODAY which not five cars a day pass arc paved, with hospital lette r than under the czar. GOD'S OPPORTUNITY:—The money, so that a Rhode Island real estate promoter can sell TIIK REV. DR. STRATON of sacrifices of God are a broken spir­ New York believes in a genuine lots and reap his harvest? it: n broken nnd contrite heurt, O levil, going to and fro in the earth, God, thou wilt not despise, psalm We do not know that this is so. Wo merely asked for and walking up nnd down in it, and 51:17. never compromises with thnt devil the information and were politely told to come back. PRAYER:—O U n i , Thou m t I,ouis XIV, we believe il was, who blithely remarked which for him lias horns, hoofs, a ever standing at the door of the shortly ,In/Jure the French -Revolution and his grandson large, hellish prison blazing with fire and a most vicious disposit­ heart pleading for admittance and j " , . • when it is opened Thou dost enter. 11 * head on the guillotine, “The Stale, I am the State”. ion. Since that time people, especially American people, have AN OEI) AIR come to a different conception of the nature of the State. DR. STRATON SUES an nlheUt As 1 was walking I met a woman , THE PEOPLE ARE THE STATE! The Commissioners thnt attempted to convert him to And she side-saddled on a horse,' are their employees, elected h.v them to do what they are atheism, because, undiMldcdly the devil was bark of the preposter­ Most proudly riding the road to Moyrua . told, to spend money as the will of the people decides, and ous attempt. Lead us not in tempJtntinu ” in the prayer nf hundreds On a stallion worthy o ' a flue to account to the people for the spending of that money. race course. It’s time to quit stalling! This is no poker g a m e !!'>( millions, mm Dr. Straton linesThe horse It sidled: I asked her --------------------------- ----------------:________ | n’t propose i«- Imj led, especially liy Loch Arbor Goes Ahead rheso are days when onW the thing of proven merit stands—Loch Arbor j$ steadily advancing with it5 program of development, keeping faith with itself, bringing out the qualities that will mark it ns San. ford’s outstanding develop, menl. : kindly. mi atheist distributing pamphlets, j With a timid hand on the jolting Jrin, FOR A PICTURE nf deepest j "Now are you Niainh or Grace In St. Petersburg, the city judge recently Imposed a fine rorrow, gaze upon the Wall street O'Maille, ; o f seventy-five dollars and costs upon a drunken driver bear, lie thinks "whatever goes up' Or a female grandee from the! and placed the offender in jail for thirty days. In Miami a must come down.” sells short, and fields of Spain7” I i • • i .I -i-i man ..while driving under the influence off t -liquor, |1tli'nea won't co.no down. bridled northern She merely fondled those ............ , , . fingers i took Ills e a r o f f the causeway into the hay and lost the lives ! in o l.li DAYS volcanic energy i And little fearing sweetly r e - , o f tw o o f h is p a s s e n g e r s He was (sentenced to one year in • '»•" up peiiks that form our' plied, I J-.si iimiiulnin range:), Today national jail. "Among tnv people you’d grow so prosperity keep.) throwing up Both of tln>::i* sentences were loo light. The first man ' high price peak" on th i stock i noble That none would know j you did driving while drunk, was a potential murderer. He might Once up they seem to stay here abide; have killed anyone, women or children, who happened in his Then live with me, man,and I will way. The second, while perhaps not actually a murderer, give you , TEN DAYS IN huccosbIoii Ceiiwas the direct m use of the deaths of a woman and lq*r six- « ml Motora stock has a “new high" Th# run u ‘ twelve hills and a year-old child. # still In each." resting yesterday 22ft. A man not ii«r eyea were craving thnt rainy The only remedy for so evil a condition as drunken long ago hot $1/1110 thnt General evening Met urn would g<- up 50 points be­ til* a gentle nlr was in her fl,*iving is the? rigid enforcement of the law and the stringent fore il went down Ml points. He O, my darling, who Is "your RPPlicnyon of every sentence that can be imposed. Ilahil- collected his $1,000 yesterday. , mil drunks we do not want in our community, and they will father? Ah, would your mother take'move away if they know they are liable to a long jail senAND,MORE IMPORTANT to millions Americans, cotton lias kindly to m e ? ” f |k Ifence if caught driving while drunk. Olliers, less controlled gene to aof new high price for this And then she told me; "My ° |by liquor, will avoid driving when on a spree, if they know year, lluee times on three consecu­ ride over The silver flowering of h green-. ■the seriousness of being caught. tive days. lit sen." Other Florida cities are making an effort to rid their When cotton, not long ago Hold At those strange wtzrds then I did I communities of ibis menace. Judge Slaluaker of Tampa is a t half today's price, this writer remember Hiiid to Mr. f'liirence* Dillon, ingen­ Hen folk they were of no good, giving all drivers hailed before him the limit of the law. ious New Yerk financier: "Dtiy Orlando officers have decided to put a stop to this dangerous yourself plenty of cotton and you sort, Lakeland is after the drunken driver. Other will make a great deal of money." Bo 1 bid good evening to that j practice. young woman I Florida cities are joining in the movement. And she took herself to tile SHARKEY, WHO RECENTLY It is the SI. Petersburg Independent that says: woods of (Jortt fought Dempsey went, to St.Elizti-i "Il I h to lie hoped that Judge Houghton will not relax F. R. Higgins. both':) hospital, in Heston suffer- j in the good work, and that there will lie no more drunken ing from intestinal hemorrhages, As in almost everything else, drivel'll infesting the streets of St. Petersburg—some of caused, says the surgeon ,by blows thero seems to l>e two sides to the them under former suspended sentences on their promise re-ccivrd during .SliHrkey's fight |to not again drive a ear while they are "tinder under the nil luenco xvitii Jack Dempsey. Din liken Drivers J f liquor, ami a t l,a t is seldom kept. At the mass meeting tomorrow ° f li,|U or'" am l “ something poliremen to bring in the drunken drivers night you may learn judge can deal wil.h them. that will surprise you. They should do il It is up to so that the now, before SI. Petersburg is shocked by a manslaughter ease like that What's wrong with thu man wlm in Miami. The drunken driver is much more dangerous niakca uii appointment nnd fnilH to than the gnu-toler. Florida is great on making laws, and keep it, or gives you a promise ami notoriously dilatory itt their enforcement. This law made then goes back on it ? to protect life and limb should he enforced." And now they might to build nl landing field for politician:), j IF Tintca- Union. Wo aiueoruly doubt iseason if any Of them would have uenso 0 them. Dough to land How would you like to be a clay pigeon ami live in Indian River C ity ? —Titusville Stur-Advu u»le. Well, we like that better than be­ ing one and getting allot at. —-------------u - - — - The passenger* on the New Yotk subway lurked out when a bomb placed on the truck failed to ex­ plode. Tlieae are duys in New York i City when we would rather walk ------- ©------i comeThe outJacksonville Journal I for Fons Hathaway for uin governor. Well, If Fons can build the necessary political machine, aa well tia he has built roads, lie will make a good one. s ----r fJ>~ DcForcst-Sanford Really Company a»oo- Rox aim la * 1'irf.rrlntIon for Malaria, Chills a n ti Fever, Dengue or BHIouh « ever. Il killH (he germs. Specialist We b.«\«- ap a rtm en ts and bun* gnloas (or rent or Kale on the bcarli, either side of the Hali­ fax KNor, or any seclinn of the Halifax country. We know w here IIn- ilesiruble places are **ui( are priced right. |l,et lis prove il to you. I.KNOIR NHWS.TOPIC 1121 Magnolia Ave. Phono 15*27 DAYTONA BEACH i pi ovo your hou.se, In erect i new one? A heller nppoijunj. !y, offering more favorabli conditions to the builder likely to come again—takcnl vantage of these things and our service—you’ll profit ci both! (One Day Service St.00) P H O N E 175 _ JV J £ | OM P A N Y in * MB c liaM i c iF iS S iy a THE YARD WITH A MILL R A C K I N G PhoneJ35 Yiird iioiiy a vc., at n t h . ii2th. 13th B o n d Grade Z i p Service T h e W a t e r ’s F i n e Make Our Bath House And Pool Yout- Headquarter'S When You Come Over T O n. D A Y T O N A it You use our Bath House or Suits llurry Over Ol tcu! 0 1 X B .u n c o v A . H v a t t Operating Pcpp’s Pool And Bath House VI ■i+ S'-I--•--I--H-H--I--V•>+ •>+v •!•+-*■ On H ie Wonderful Ocean Beach At Daytona STRO NG ER TIRES i Greater M ileage The Federal Reserve hank is n r - ! LOGICAL-yct often passed ; ranging a loan of $200,000,000 gold | lightly by when arguments of I to the Hank of England to help TIRE ECONOMY Rritnin maintain her gold stand­ arc made by those who ard. want to equip your ear with Sometimes Uncle Sam appears tires that are made chiefly to Europe ns "Shylock," then li­ gnin lie's the old gentleman front to aell. whom loans can be had conven­ iently. The news Topic regrets to learn lies IIS well as the small country of the failure „ ( the Tar Heel Re-, weeklies have been affeeled alike, pm* bus The "Yes Men" refer to us ns public*jut nf Will.pNlmro, Tiir pfiiirr j mwl the* ilriilh rule' “ ullage politic am." "moss hacks” was established al the Wilkes. been about as great as the other, "chronic knockers", "agitators", capital nearly two years ago by I According to reports carried in and "disgruntled politicans", but Frank A. Carr, a veteran news- oiagizines ami newspapers pub, leckoif (hut's better than idly >P,,lK'r ,M,UI who came to North Car- I:-lied for newspaper men there are A MINNESOTA United States sitting by perpetually nodding the ''!["* years ago Into an',quit* a few instances where tin court dev (dopes all idea to interest lead already crowded field lm went., business men of towns and cities 1and annoy bootleggers. Max Drill, H_____ The failure of bis paper or some have demanded newspaper con­ , .. . , , i .. other paper or papers in iIn com- solidations, the idea being in these lulled by the court a notorious vio­ A fter hearing Colonel lo u n g - inuMll3J ssanlv bail to he. instances that the business, when lator of the prohibition law. Mr. berg speak, we arc not yet convinmi.., fllji. , .f the Republican divided between two or more Hill disappears judiciously, but if ced (list this is the time to veto Ibrings to initul the great death newspapers, limited their individ­ thereafter he should be caught more,, increase wixnium. taxation. rttto am „ng the newspapers of (lie ual incomes so that none of them bootlegging lm need not count on ., ... bonds and1 inerruse KtiLlirr arc we convinced that the rountry. Sinra* the beginning- of the could give the best kind of service. the mercy of a gentle jury i^-t bonds could he sold at u fair price world 'w a r m-v. rnl 'hm',11'!d hav > Combine all the business of the quite "dry." He would lie in con- i i t voted. , I fallen by the wavsidii every year. community and give it to one news- tempt with tlit) federal court nnd I '•i towns ami «ities where there , paper , then thnt newspaper could be sent to jail for an unlimited I The people’s opinion of :)o< lety j was inon than one newspaper ,expand in its usefulness to the com- pci iod. leaders is not elevated any by the daily or weekly consolidations | munity. This plan has worked in d o r y of Mrs. Stillman violently have saved supension for one o r ,m a n y instances ami the number of New York poultry nieu have hurling pottery vases and r u t both newspapers. Dozens of towns (newspapers have been able to cx- been advised to feed hens wet glass at the photogruphera trying of the United States which boast- pand und reach a larger Iurger trade trude innsh to stimulate production, to secure pictures of the wedding ed of a lie•wspapor ten years ago Iterritory and to bo of grea ter ud- But how about the eighteenth have none today. Large city dal- vertislng value to local m erchants.' am|iidineut? ceremony. J --------- ---------- Had you made plans to i# !Men’s Linen Wash Suits 75c W. E. Blake • Sanford Laundry ---------------------------------O--------------------- ------------ ANOTIIIill NEWSPAPER PALLS Summer Is Fast Slip­ ping: Away! Rent PRIZE FIGHTS ARE arranged J to make money. There w-i'J bo, twice as miu'li profit from a r e - j turn fight between Dempsey and | Tunney as there would have been from a fight between Sharkey, the] j I.it nun niaii, and Tunney. Sc. there will be a return fight between I Dempsey a.id Tunney. HISTORY PRAISES A Roman [ THERE WAS some way of talking some one out of a I'l talesman who saved his country, j ticket, nnd that Sanford hall leant keeps playing land went back to the plow. |,rail(| „ f |mm.|m|| they have been recently, now K-ilelien, who helped Command since the road is open nnd it only takes about forty-five or Hyrd to fly the Rodman Wnnn minutes to go from this office to the Sanford hall field, maker airplane across the Atlantic, all we would need would he some one to Iniy the gas, we is hack in his overalls, at Ids dan job, trying out untried air 1 have the ear and under "them conditions" we believe we gercun planes as "test pilot." His first j could find the time to go to Sanford about three afternoons task was testing) a new Fokker U-J a week. However if Don Lochner would just arrange to nivesal seaplane. Fortunately Mr. I play every day we could see good baseball here a t home. ' Fokker inukcs planes safe for piI lot and passengers. We know that he is good, and just how good good because he told us the oilier evening at the Press meeting.—Lake N EW YORK HANKERS lend' County Citizen. i $.'10 (lUlt,000 to the Gcdd Discount I bank in Herlin. o - A Real Homelike I’lare To Stop Conic to Tile Ocean View Hotel at Coronado Itcarli, Fla. Thornly arreened, modern, Im­ provements, ItalcH $.‘1.50 a day American Plan. $15 per week ' tdngle, ?2.r» double. E. J. COATES, Mgr. Snuforj restone t The Breakers Hotel will prove an Ideal Stopping Place for you and your family during the Summer months or on your week end visits. Only a step to the ocean. GUM-DIPPED TIRES Arc built to give greater mile­ age nnd service. Their to |g h long wearing treud and side walls are hacked by that extra Firestone Gum dipped process and «t the price we are now sidl­ ing thorn, they cost no more than ordinary tires. Before buying tires get our prices. Seminole Tire Shop Firestone Tires Gulf Gas Nc*-Noc Motor Fuel West First Street Tcl.KO.t Special Summer Rales ■ Extra Special Week End Rates * The Breakers Hotel “Qn The Ocean” \ ^ L >v '. __ . �I'AC 13 TIME T 1 IE S A N F O R D H E R A L D , T H U R S D A Y . J U 1 .Y 28, 1927 ference In favor of Sanford is near­ ly 100 per cunt saving on building ADVANTAGES OF material, 50 cent on plumbing uml 2 0 ,per cunt on ferU CANAL VOICED (undertaken tie* work several years rupplics lizors. ngo, the pe< plo would have been | from n confidential re­ 11Y YOUNGBERG {called upon to contribute to the portQuotin;; of u government engineer in jht M RS. F R E D Offlce T e le p h o n e H B D A IG E R . SO CIETY' E D I T O R R e s id e n c e T e l e p h o n e 859 — >1 j t e d a sum probably equal to tile his office. Col. Youngl'erg showed (Continued From Page One) 1amount that they arc now asked that as n icsult of tho ure of the would result, he Jjointc-! out, and,| to vote. (river for freight shipment*, S*nincreased' river traffic would be a 1 ■ford's rales hflve been lowered O') Tiic . | coker dcclnred there is n (( natural consequence. per cent by railroads over compeldoubt that the waterway would a t­ As i*. weans of fb>"-l control t h e , ing points. From the same report tract numerous yachts. In xuhstanproposed canal would lake off TO it was estimated that the counties jtintion of this claim, he declared i -?r cent of the run off mpaclty ofj touched by the river had saved that Jacksonville would as-ist in tin* St. Johnn river, Cel. Youngfrom 188ft to lDll-i more than $10,t ringing yachts down this river In lerg said. Coupled with the fact mt a ide spillway will he con- t in order to have them visit that city ‘! • (Continued From Page One) -fit ted in connection with the instead of taking the east coast i ,!(■{ a long ns possible for the beno- • anal, the danger of flood waters canal, a route which would not in­ . .*»» (j ; j fit of his fellow tradesmen. would lie reduced materially, a c - , clude Jacksonville. I,, Although the Lake CJmmplmn "i-eiiii; t., the engineer who said 1 Taking upcurrentcriticisms, Col. rum fleet ha i adopted all the me- that this t.v|io of apillwa.,’ is tile i Youngber.tr said that tha fact that 1'■ clinnicnl equipimirf and operatin'! bind that Herbert Hoover hits rOt- I the project had been approved on ,i T'-l , methoda of the more highly organ- "i mended far use tq the Tdississip-1 four o.tasions by the War Depart­ "" i m l grext lakea. outlaw trad'.1, it pi iii i i a . n means of averting fill ment was proof enough that the canal win physically possible, lie has not yet emulated the west la re li’gh water. in f in e jwbolenk arid* \vWJc« M dDpcm.ing with fits* arms. Piet'I I’.v virtue oC its advantages in 1doclun >i that critics had charged _ and rifle exchanges between govI llilltli I, the etllll.T • ill of tie. | that f 1,2.r.n,0()i) was insufficient to m a n ah ip ,t ( rnnient agents and the rum fre • <• iy prove helpful in the niiilV'r build the canal. In answer he said trailers are frequent. One launch ■> aln.qm, although, a explain.•<! War Department had :•••. thu , carries n mounted machine gim to" . Vdiingherg, tint particular of its project at only $:i,52H,t)(JO ('ut nml tailored to your . »*••••in p , a part of lier regular equipment. I •■'id it. will not be the primary re*| whim it included the excavation of Mrs. Denjamin Wliitnor Hr. four lint* as much dirt as the proItv n.i protection against both govc-rnd iv id u a l o r d e r ; o f c o u r s e ; ' as her house guest .Mrs. (j, . Tho fact that lower w ater ! „j. nient inletfc-eiice nmt nt-jm-kin:. ' M r i.htained ns a •• - ult (if tho I osed canal. He raid th at tin* feder­ Culloeh of Orlando. I, operations, which still flourish u• v, will help Hi ■ drainage al program called for a waterway •u. long tlie sparsely populated Ver­ tinn. tlie engine *v said, lie improvement from the rive'Mrs. Clyde Hynl who lias been mont coast. »’ b. the statement that no rands I n "Utli to Titusville whereas tho visiting at various m .n n m ivtlrm i proposed project conlcinpl.uen on j r, Miisisquol Ray, a small hill- ■" tmder cultivation would ever (Tirolinq Is now at Wnynesvillo for 18 First* N n t'til in sheltered istunry almost entirely a \eicd with venter backed up' improvement from Sanford to thu a few weeks, D a n k MltltTr *" ..... • ml i« Canadian t -rrit ry at i $ ; bond •• ri u!t of con-title i i t.T tlm 'cert const point. .M.'ss Winlfii'il Strong is cxtieet. Regarding costa of the work, Col. 'w i f Lake Chnmplain, was a hotbed c mill. This assprtlpn w-i -. made by F: of rum pirates until the victimised 1 I. Voungberg in refutation of j Younglcrg i;tid that it could lie rd home Friday from a delightful ; launch owners pooled their r e ­ -'laif'S mado recently by oppon-> done at Inin ■ cheaper than they visit with friends at Fort Sly or 3 | have been for III years. Doth dredg­ and Mulberry. do, sources for three months recently of the canal. i • * to free their operations of tlie explained by the engineer,, ing and excavation contracts can lie |, jltcnvy pirate* toll. Arming every 1 ' i traversing the waterway. awarded at ridiculously low prices, Kj*, i -cilbo.it pil'd, tlmy shot it out nt " ai l h ive eight feet of water j he maintained, and put the cost of fff every opportunity until thoy them- t m Jacksonville-to Siinfdrd, ami' the two locks and dams at tipprcxim -w lV ":, wen* nia.-tera of Missiiiuoi ia!ar depth fr(iin Sanford to mutely $200,00(1 each. TL 'liny. There, they have their most •v " Kim where the fir t lock will j The speaker denied th a t main* r formidable operating base today. I - i "ie tructed. At this pbint Iho t( nanee of the waterway would cost I '••' will ho lifted approximately *$■'•1)0,000 a year and declared that nil Volusia Avo Opp. P/O, • even feet, and- a t a point near | there was no basis for the charge, ♦ * • • \ ■ 11 t| 'i ' i .ide will be lowered again to lie denied that the east coast canal is displaying oxti nt of about i-ight feet In Is a failure and cited the govern­ '•'dei to reach the level of Die In- ment's action in agreeing to take a ui river. it over, lie declared that the east U i!li each lock will be construct- roast waterway lmd been so milch i ■» •L*4tr ■'I a dam which will be uluv.it s.-ven in demand by freight vessels that i •' above the mean water level, h is. estimated that the sum of • I'bi’g to tho engineer. In tills $500,000 had been saved in reduced iii n tho engineer nvwcred carrying charges. i in i,a the Htihjecl of mainteiu | Tho speaker compared freight mice and operation of the wnlor- rates to Cocoa with those to San­ wilji her daughter Mrs, wav. lie distinguished mnmt-immc ford in substantiation of Ids nstier for Fort Myers wl fi' in operation by raying that the jisertion that the St. Johns river ulspend acverUl weeks. former includes the cost of tlredg- ' ii elution-- to ki". p tl / ibiinni I Aliss Sara Maxwell will lfnve b a' r' iof the river's wjrerii of earth. ' Saturday for Oviedo wlier slio will I' ri.ii ("--t would be negligible, said ' : petal the next week iis t h i guest dr. I'oungllerg wlio p'dntcd out of Mi sa Wubln Young, ^ GET ETHYL GAS AT lln.t ou r a long perjod thi* govern-' WIGHT DUOS CO. J. (J. Dali motored to Coronado •'ii'Mt hail lipc-nt only a mall rum on la St. Joliiui rivci for this purpusa !* aeh' Tbni Jay where he rp'ont i- .ii'ni)' • ie operation nisi of the enniil (he day with Id s ‘family, who navo d dot bo vcrji I .- go, t ho i na cottage th<-re f'A Ih" : m.im'.'f.' •' • explained, requiring Hie tierWilliam On m d ' l ’lill Me Gil Ire ' e of only two men to care for Effective Aug. 1st. i f Del.-iinl, w .r- anit'h'g tMbo’E'Mn lb" buk am) dams. Funds fur this T.v. Gen. ... 11:15 A. M. "n of t tw n n’.tieitlinQ'' tit*.** dAnco Ar. RAlford 12:1'• I*. M. AVi-'hii- da- evening at 'tM* ’ City Lv, S. nford :mr, I*. M. Ar. '(b••.ova dTlfi D. M. Connections I la. KusL ( ’oast Ity. Okeechohco j ORLANDO MAN, WELL KNOWN IN HIS BOOTLEGGER IS PITY, WEDS IN TENNESSEE __ IHARD WORKER Social Calonde; •:> «;0N CHAMPLAIN F e a tu r e d At $ 2 7 .5 0 A MONDAY r High P. T. A ?2’f.r»0 never boiijjftt'-moV® only attendants of the .Mr.-. Kllcrbe Smith l-o vi-itii : in Cedar 11111 a • horn in MnTicttn, Ohio, i in ing to Florida when nllil a youn % girl,with h r s. Deane Turner Is Panlime Bridge Club nor (iuest At Parly IMembers Arc Guests ,’en By Mrs.Whitner Of Mrs. J. E. Uitchie The Little Cray Shoppe Mrs. J. K. Uitchie. ciitertainei most delightfully at bridge Weil i ■. Jay i .a nlng nt hor l"\<d.- 1 in F o rt Mellon. The guests wer members of the lkistime Idii'lg Club. The riwms where the curd tab’ had been plac'd for play " r made most a ttn e tiv e with nrli ii arrange: :i*:'li of carious cut flo" era and sprigs of ferns. The rain bow color:, were ncci-ntunted in e • New I m e n s Cards For All Occasions Now Books in (Iu* Lending' Library Tlie tallies used for the gamojj, | were adorned with vases tilled i with nil kl-ult of pretty summer ‘ fli-.verk iin«l v/ln-h the last ronud V lmd been played, it. wq.; foinid tha' ^ j the lii'rli sroiJr f isue j* Clniu • , i hr.ii.a card tray hadibeeti won by iMi . J . ii. Watjun. I**1v h n ■ : t I no Tin- k with her ennla Mr.. Kay-| | tnond WUson-wiw con oled with .. (•pretty telephone munio booklet* I. The cut | i i/i*. a pair "i • ilk piel-,! i urc uordt. fell to Miv. AYini \Va\n- i L_ ' l>r- . .i I* . , . u . . !.,• !1he Little Gray Shoppe Summer Bus Schedule . ( cJIultri'oua rcfp'shtnenla d^y.Dt*' j ing-of t4pRe:lT**<'i fikill f'.ib-iil, -r.-af ; t rs dhd pn'neh war.' s.rv id .. tlie eonclunicn of the game by the llOttt OKS. ' Club members playing were (Mrs. J. ]■:. Wnthon, Mrs. II.| | Driver, Mi -:. C, \Y. Stoti Icnihi j Mrs. Earle i'. Ficjdn and M n , Iltt-j I ehU*, while r.qhstfuitlrig fdr . <-r.t ying brill; a Ir». Intomhern were Mrs. k . W. 1’cnr*] b Turner, Mnt. Me Culloch ot I man Jr., Mrs. Wurt \Y. Warm r■ ido, Mr.. Harry J . V. i. ■ . pnd Mrs. Dayimxid Wulkar. Robert •). Ibiily Sr., Mi :. !■rKiupp, Misa Martini IV.’*. and Muhle Dowler. The W esley'Truth Seel i i i of the All-tin,,list Sunday Selim.I kn Marshall of Jaek unvjU beld its regular Inisincs and ;!<«•it tlie day hero Wednesday at i:il ineetlng Monday uft(‘i>no**ii ::l ing to business. Die hnine of fill's. W. S. I iim uloa A _Acry pit asant rnritil affair oil West I- irat Stree t. lus Mariq Gem* Gray, who hi: was timt of Wednesday nflenio->i The devotional exercise* v.vio i_th*’^attractive guest of In when Miss Emily Driest enter­ led by Mrs. (Turk*, after which ft Mi . I.loyd Doyle, left \«C1 ; ' tained a inTTnbcr of her young lay for her home a t Lauren | friends at lier iiotm* on Celery Ave- Schinchl, took charge of the binditiue, in celebration of her thirteen­ 1ess part of tin* meetin: , 'luring which time many very riimur.igth birthday nnniyeu ry. ml Mrs. Frank W. Talbott Tin* rooms where tho gur-nls ni- ing reports w e i o /g u .- n by the lircn plan to h avo .Sunday sorhbled were abloom with (juani- »t-indlng committee elininnun. .Nantca o f ' elms slstti were car for Texan where Mr . , titles of hydrangeas and other and children will .pend j pri tty i.ummer idos.ioms effeet- drawn for the month of August. very p i t a n t ft .-ituri • i thu ■i'.ely arranged in basket)* Jtnd viuth i recouiitiug of Tho pa.>tel tint | were i aturou m m y i g we lilile courtc ;.r. < . in both decorut ions and other de- tbi iigb*.fi:l illfliif'od by the nu-nibero to each other (luring the puat Month. I r.e afternoon was quickly • Doliiimi , it iu , lipii'iu . t.ii rwith vnrioiM trnpu-s, emit t v< f Into in I he afterii'nin I ib (•‘ pork.Ily- (Itfliqhtfill Was the Mr . W. M. Me Kim, Mrs. nut hunt, Mary Juay Dr. stun f G. W. Bjhjju r, Mrs. J. A. Al ( 11fr*. Ibdiert J. Holly Sr. nml tho most peanuts nml v Uy, Mr*. J. ii. Gownn nml AUi. r- L. D. Mobley leave Frb'-.iv ( n the pm o , a not qf tin I (Iiirotiadu llOnoh wln-re they liraetlot.s. Eleanor lli-l.-en \\ P >pcnd the day as tho BUests ntran of noitd* fer u n i j r i i : PIik. J. G. Hall. )Yl:eq tho' cala: v.-.i :i Gut, th. dim.* moat ponnut.s to a qivon point v.-.-ta found by Sarah Dussiter, tlie* kl'ifo. lcuhy Hbyno nml Mis: 1'ilmble cut by I lames Dear:*.ui Duiirti and wafers wore m Me Tyre leave Saturday f"C throughout the afternorm «r nml tho button by Emily Priest. ptona lleacli where thoy will tho conclusion of the Bamiicipinj- Emily celebrate her na­ N the week-end ns tho BU'' ** children were invited imu the tal day were Dorthy Haynes, Kle­ Mrs. Hayinond Ke*y. in e r Hlckta n, Marjorie Turner, inti room where ice cruam and Daisy Datum.nu, Sarah Km . iter, wore served. The rofrordtn rjj®. Rejtlnald Ilnlly end r.t’uil! tablo waa conturpd with the Fi muxs Dear -on, Mary Maxwell, Alary June Pi exton and LouUo ! irlhday enke in-d in white Hickson. topped with tiny pink t; Geneva, Saniord, Osceola Bus Line G. \V. (iiilnonner. Mgr. 'Frutb Seekers Guests Of Mrs, W. S.'i horn ton On Monday Afternoon Delightful Party Is (riven By Miss Priest On Her 13th Birthday SPECIAL SALE and Mr*, lloko I, Pruitt loft il ay afternoon for Anderson, on the r wedding trip aft r they will return ter make rd their home. '• Raymond G. Philips nn | "re expected to retina >-.r,jn*> onday from Augusta, (Ja.. *ney have l>een spemlin,*- the nionth with her sister Airs, *x"t( i'"( ^^r<- t1. D"V(« D**T ai ■ m homo Friday r»l«., *,„^* F ., jvher * th»*v ►y will P Mf" " l' I -."*." >, ’ok \t c arcoqipnnip^ b*nv* l.y ’r S“Ut«t u v it\n Wh° ten hV dav*. been for°'tu the part Advance News! Dollar Day Saturday July >()lh Mark \our Calendar Now And Allend! Clicquot Club . Ginger Ale Luggage-—Like Love Has A Lang uage All Its Ow n S u i t C u r e s o f Du Ron I fubj'icrlid, hhtek c o b r a f i n i s h ; looks like g e n u in e l e a t h e r ; 21fIll’ll .*;i/c s e w e d f r a m e a n d in­ s id e t r a y , s p e c ia l v a lu e a l Y O U find it—ibis nged, mellow Fnftncs«?—only * in Clicquot Club tiiugcr Alt*, and it is there liecauso skill joins lianas with Time in tho making of tliia delightful beverage, creating the,, bouquet and aroma of a veritable vintage. And what accounts for this haunting charm of ‘ ilavor? The rare quality of pure, natural spring water that flows front its natural source to a modern, sunlit plant. The choicencss of ' the flavoring and sweetening ingredients, whoso » quality is higher than the highest government standards. And—most important of all—this careful process of aging. With Clicquot Club, as with old wines, this.) aging releases hidden tones in the flavorings ;uid . xrm its their perfect blending into an exquisite* Miuquct. One sip, of either the full-flavored Golden or the delicate Pale Dry, reveals the differ-' etice that gives Clicquot Club its distinctive­ ness—that rich flavor no other ginger ale can. match. T hat is why the offering of Clicquot Club is a compliment to any guest; why its use with other beverages produces such satisfying results. To have it in your home; to order it a t your club, hotel or restaurant; to insist on Clicquot Club everywhere, is to show appreciation of those yV \ rare qualities w hich „ r alw ays h av e m ade V f J 'J .* " v in ta g e wines r ' . A —v famous. Closing out our Knox felt SID & 8 J 5.00 Hat Tur,1'*r of Fort M y , n °d here Sunday nnd has n in e guest of h«r si-ler Mrs. i ” , K.ruPP* Deane .Turner J r on, | » * « ™ * * K to Join I nciompany l u r home. Time creates the matchless, mellow Flavor • ♦ • ♦ $ 5 .0 0 5 ~ $ 3 .2 5 FRIDAY — SATURDAY ONLY D1CKSON-IVES CO Orange Avt-nuo, Orl.amlo. Phono 4134 Daily Deliveries to Your Door—Phone Orders Pilled Promptly CYvcc^xoYCVtA) t Two kinds, PALE DRY and GOLDEN T he Ginger Ale That’s Aged �\ THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY. JULY 2«. 1927 PAGE FOTTR RICKARD GOES TO I Results Of Games | Malone Good kJU U U WINDY CITY FOR PARLEY ON FIGHT Now York Fight Promoter To Return To Gotham Satur­ day For Rebuttal Argument Front.Manila Man’s Follower* AMERICAN LEAGUE Washlngon 4;Chicngo7. 10 inn­ ings. New York I; St. I.ouis 1. Philadelphia 1; Detroit 3. Other, rain. NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati 2-5; Huston 7-2. Pittsburgh 2; llronklyn I. Chicago I ; New York 0. Si. Louis 1’; Philadelphia 11 innings. Highway Board To C A N A L p r o j e c t l<-e Distribut# Advertise For Bids Elect* During I his WeekiI z= Refrigerator Fim F i----------s h i n g—’s-------------------------Easy i n Black Hills ----------------------- (continued from page one) TALLAHASSEE. Fin.. July 28.1 ''n .m n d ssi.n iers T t l J u U ' ■ lh“ — (IN S)—Advertisements for hi.lt Si. Johns River Navigation DIs-1 nfm-»nr«.- k" " ,tr10" for the contsruction of a number trict belt! on the 22nd iluy of April,' ,.ltltion on the 'V1'* ~ of important road and bridge pro- Ht2t>, shows thnt W. E. Stewnrt distributors of ice. both Pinkerton, botli of i ............ . are? i.. S. W. Pink ................... tlie i j< cts throughout state he- I«"id ’ i . .and manufactured, tl,.. ",h«l ..n, ■ Cocoa, addressedi ,i the commission, , ____ oa ,u" ing made this week. j^ ^ " ^ v ^ a t i o n d lrtrir t'u r £ -j d.™Tn .C H“ r,T r l * ^ 1' >» as j The projects for which bids are inK upon them the importance .*f| *" c,'ks Liberty, j being asked aru as follows: the immediate construction of S e - -„, , . « present electric rtfJ I inject <>21. Road 60 in Ham il-'tion 3 of the proposed improve- ■‘‘ ,s. t,u‘ new adventure«(] ton county from Jasper to Suwan-jment of the upper St. Johns River1 me*‘lcnn industry,’ the writ,, 1 • nee Springs, and project 7(53 on | nil id section J consisting of the lm-j "!'!***' 1,1 ego few,, | j the same road in Suwanee county I provement of saiil river between 1ch nt>s wt*rc *°'d annually, from Pinemount to Branford. | Salt Run and Lake Poinsett. At an n.,ost '“'curate estimate* imk Road 5(1 is the Suwanee River adjourned meeting of the Com- * year more than 254i I Scenic Highway which extends' missioners of the Upper St. Johns i .fAT, refrigerators were ,<.yd Irom Jasper to Branford via Live'River Navigation District held a t ' , ''h a t does this mean fo, .Oak. With the letting of these two Titusville, Florida, on May 28th, ice.n,,,n " " ‘l Ms employer!" t | contracts, the entire road, regard- * 1JI20, J. M. Braxton, Chief Engin-1 Jv ff'jes mi. “ Is he going t*( jed as one of the most important eer, at that time submitted a re - ] °"! the buffalo and village bin. • in that section, will have been put poit covering the proposed improv-' ?ml* 1• Not if he can help j;.w under construction. Chairman Foils omenta to he made h.v the Commis-j “'e companies are oiganitiny 1 I A. Hatlmway declared. As Brans- r.ioners of the Upper St. Johns' ' “’fenae, and the ice industry ford the road connects with Road‘.River Navigation District to pro-1 Done* to grow. Between 1914 ' 6-A running westward to P e rry ‘mote the maritime shipping and j P-'-d, the tonnage of ire and coastward to High Springs, commercial interests of the d is tr ic t' htetured in tlie United Stainrj Project 618 on Bond 6-A and u,'d in this report it was recoin* j 28,000,000 to 60,000,000, j Project 626, from Mayo to Brans-1jnended that the first funds avail- per capita use of ice r»*» ' ford and the Taylor county lines,'able from the sale of the bonds he 488 pounds to 045 pound* froal ! respectively, comprise the* entire lived and expended in the coil-j '4 h» 11*2(5. It is believed that | state road 5-A in LaFayette cdun-'Mi'Uction of a waterway sixty feet tonnage of ice harvesteil ty, which is furnishing the funds wide, extending south from Laku lakes and rivers a present h ! lor’ construction. 'I he road is now .Harney to laikv Poinsett in Bre-jBuUe one-fourth the productioij ! paved from the l.aFnyetto county void County. Upon the consider- the artificial prdduct.” line into Perry and grading has ation of this written report of tho j ------------------------ ■— — — jPHy j lu'en completed from High Springs engineer, the minutes show the! tore of public moneys not autl Mfl XU the Suwanee River line, while unanimous adoption of the follow- itod hy the Act creating the i JjP» • i.vently a contract was lot by the Ing resolution: ’’ Re it resolved t h a t , trict, assuming that said Acti . slate road department for grading the foregoing report of the engin* Jstitutes legal authority. \>hi<il| the roadbetweenthe Suwanee and eer be and the same is hereby np- tmt admitted, for the constnicti. ** J Itchtucknee Rivers. |proved and the same is hereby de- !<*l a canal connecting the upper! I—----------------- ■ -(ftgimtod. f>>r references purposos ,Johns River and the Indian i groups of dwarf pine and e v e r-. a* the ‘plan of construction of t h e 1 "Is it not pertinent to stop.dl St. Johns River Nnvigatihuire why, in the .project an ____ , i,j Upper .. .. . ___ catchiug flsh la Rapid creek, j »roen There’s nothing complicated nhout ........................- ...................— , ,. trees „ . this spring the vision , • • it:.. j lined by the Engineer and appa where President Coolldgo llslics, nccordlag to little Uetty-Joc Buell, of the sponsors of the so-called cn-|lm District.’ ’’ iiure Betty uU |! l>!»<d Im n|, extension, which in the helie- ’ "The minutes of this meeting ed and adopted by the Cummin grand d au g h ter of J u.Iko Buell of Itapid city. S. 1). llu.u I ginning split the state into warlike futher show that the Chief Engi- ers, work shoulil lie oiileicd UL tliowu lauding a nice trout. factions, has been realized. neer was thereupon instructed to done first in the eon / ruction dj — -1 - - 1 However, the dominant instinct ,>,ot'ee<1 w^h the necessary field sixty foot channel from Salt mi, and fltlfll .......j # of an agrarian land ami other state “Urveys f'*r the execution of the to Lake Poinsett? There it Whereas the TIIUII opiiuiig o buildings now occupy a tract of nPProved report of the Engineer, lone reason why such was thei public use of this highway will h land which in many parts of th e ' "The records, consisting of the ion of the Commissioners andtl , an event of far reaching import , country . ... regarded ax as a m' nuteH " f the meetings, above re- is that the improvement o( 1nine m.t only to south,and south- ‘ ‘“' " ‘ry would "'"»M be !"• v regarded ,, ferred to, of the Commissioners of (Johns River front F«m nun to, 1west Florida hut to the entire state j sizeable farm. Nearly till) . cat > acres Upper St. Johns River Navi- Poinsett would not result ini j ami nation as well; jure embraced , in the present ............................................................ ^ation District, show that in the in- .......... promotion ....... of maritime >hipji “Therefore lie it rusolved that we »H‘»unds, Hie greater portion of (0ption of the exercise of limited ,and commercial interests of I strongly urge upon the public tho I" '" " !' wax acquired >y I’Jicvhiise nmhority granted to these .Com-!upper St. Johns River hut w I..... importance of- a. -proper ............ • .......... • - - celebration ""d condemnation beginning 'ginning in n,i„8jon,.r<, ;n the Act creating th o | only result in affording <!r»l Group Which First Made Trip lk' epochal event through the • •• ^ Upper St. Johns River Navigation •*> some extent, of large tracts Arrows I Inchortori>«l S e c tio n I e f f o r t ofthe entile J I he eapitol hoililing, which alDistrict, they have grossly exceed- land located in Brevard C«| stale and paitiqnlaily of the people (tuough nearly fifty years old, is,e,| the authority conferred upon Osceola County and Orange 0 Works In Co-OpenilionWit It ot t.ie cuui|ltes| through which the j still regarded as one of the out- them in the proposed improvement ty now partially or entire!; Tnntiumj Trull Association . m . 11 *ri, un,‘ (.standing examples of stntelmuse of the St. Johns River from San* merged. — it ‘ 11 •‘‘■ ‘M'lycd thaL we call upon | architecture, originally was set ford south to laike Poinsett and, “ I donut believe thnt the tofttfj FORT MYERS .>uiy*28 (INS)* *4>Vi,s‘yloUl,T 9* 'tg iu u l.n re ot the >,|,,wn j„ „ tract of a few acres, have divided tho contemplated pro- Seminole County will vmtVair ......-i -iv. TliiiRe< • sates, the I mean o mot , overlooking railroad vued«yards, scrupscrap ject ject into into three three sections as above foi the overlooking rnilrond sections as above ' foi drainage the ____of„ lands IPC At a meeting here, the original Roads, the Governor, “* dumps, dust heaps and some of th j mentioned, Section 1 and Section 3 j Bievard. Osceola nnd Oi miami Trail blazers, those who for or’s cabinet \einor, n: . in i ' i worst of the city’s slums. (covering contemplated expend!- counties." the first time in the history of tin* partment, (lie members of t|ie Flo- ( state blazed the trail across the Iridn house and senate, the press of lower peninsula of Florida and tlie state, and particularly tin K. NEW YORK, July 28,-tlNM The run around preceding the pos­ ture of locating the second Dem* SOI Til EASTERN LEAGUE psey-Tunney hrawl took Tex Riv­ Pensacola 1-3; Albany 1-2 secard to Chicago today where he onil called in 7lh. will confer with n committee of Selma 5; Wnycross 2. business men appointed hy Mayor Columbus 7; Jacksonville 2. Thompson to snare tin- hig fight Montgomery 0; Savannah 0. for inidwestem production. Tex wift he hack Saturday to | SOUTHERN LEAGUE listen to rcl>uttal testimony from Little Rock 7-1; Atlanta -1-0 sec­ New York "interests" which are ond game 7 innings. presumably strongly opposed to Chattanooga 0; .Mobile 2. this “hack to the soil" movement. Nashville 1; New Orleans 0. The proposition to stage the Other, not scheduled. hnttle fm<,a second time in the sesguicentennial stadium seems to AM ERICA N ASSOCIATION he cold. Apparently Philadelphia Indianapolis (I; Toledo I. Cal­ Is out of the running. led in fith rain. Tho Chicago inducements no \>r Milwaukee d; St. Paul I. VN douht will be impressively pre­ Columbus 8; Louisville I. Here's llcialo Sellable Just a rented to : Hickard, Here and there Minneapolis I I; Kansas City -I. year off the sand lots of Texas, a voice h is been raised ngniAst wlio Is lining Tommy Thevenow's lending the soldiers memorial sta ­ INTER N ATION AI. LEAGUE place at shortstop for the world dium there to a brutal prize fight Newark l-.’t Jersey 2-2. Fisrt championship Cardinals. Manager in which nnc of the principals lias game 11 innings. OT'urrell Is well pleased with Ilia no war record hut Cliicagn, as a Reading 1-II; Rultimore IX-IU. rookie’s work to dulu. community, would like to see one Ruffalo It).II; Toronto 8-3. of Mr. Rickard’s leather carnivals. Syracuse 5; Rochester 7. The patriots who are opposing All second games 7 innings. Dempsey on old issues may ho appeased by tho prospect of Mr. SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE Tiinney, a soldier and a gentleman, Macon 7; Augusta I. doing away with the uncouth Mr. Charlotte 0; Columbia 2. Dempsey for all time. Knoxville !»; Asheville 7. At this moment Chicago seems Spartanburg 5; Greenville 2. fo be the favored spot. It is under stood that George Getz, chairman of the windy city go-getters , is prepared to* offer Rickard the supp</rt of 700 corn-fed millionaires. AM ERlMAN' LEAGUE Thnt may decide it. Mr. Rick­ St. Louis a t New York. ard is very proud of his 1500 NewCleveland at Boston. York Millionaires who rally to his Chicago at Washington. box offices in all important fights Detroit at Cleveland. here hut the item of one nunnreii n a t io n a iT T k a g u k more millionaires on the Chicago Philadelphia at St. Louis. end may count honvily with him. Boston ut Cincinnati. Re may even combine the two Brooklyn a t Pittsburgh. sets of millionaires hy holding thu New York nt Chicago. fight in Chicago and showing up V the western millionaires hy hav­ SOUTHERN LEAGUE ing his nriginul six hundred mil­ Atlanta at Little Rock. lionaires attend the fight in a lieMobile at Chattanooga. Jeweled body, making the trip on a New Orleans ut Nashville. gold plated train. Other, not scheduled. Chicago has never sent any of-1 ficlul army of plutocrats to any I New York fight. H e re’s Ducky H arris, malinger of In that way Tex could got the th e W ashington Senators, and olio of those many smiles he Is passing money ami show up Chicago ut the 1 out these days now th at his young some time. An expedition of u FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Pet. pitchers are beginning to show thiough the uncharted Everglades mombl.rjl llf , |u. ima n |s of county W. thousand miles with incidyntul ex.825 , som e form and Ills club seems to 15 euses is easily managed hy a mil* Miami from th - Gulf of Mexico P> the At- cunimUi..n. rx. the city official*, the .683 he udvuurlng up the ladder, liar* hint onnire. SANFORD ............... U t v launched plans a great ,lo(m|s „ f n|,J| thl. chambers .480 | rl» has his S enators lightliiB to celehrntion ami state-wide motor- lif ............. 12 ..i,,.;.; u... ,,,. .of. f the New York’s great arm y of poor, Sarasota of commerce along the h line tin .478 | head off the Yankees. ..............10 rude to lie held upon the romplet Tamiami Trail: being state fund who can afford nothing better Tampa . . 11 •••68_________________________ ion of the trail grade late this year. no, 2 from Lake City' to High Shr­ than $6 or $10 seats, resent Rick­ Orlnpdo .281 I ..... 8 a rd ’s threat to run out. They ST, Fetershurg Working in close co-operation ugs, state road no. 6 from High with the Tamiami Trail associa­ Springs to Fort Myers and state consider his retreat to Chicago ns NATIONAL tion, tlie blazers will solicit the as­ road no, 27 from Fort Myers to runk discrimination for they can­ sistance of all civic bodies, cham­ Miami, together with the Tam iam i1 not afford the trip. The only By Intcrnntionnl News bers of commerce, hoards of trade Trail association and all those who compromise possible is for Tex to Pittsburg good roads organizations n- 'have long been pioneers and sup* double tho prices charged for Dem­ Chicago The pirates are leading the Culm [and long the route of the trail to make j porters of the Tamiami Trail de- | psey and Sharkey and stay right St. Ismis hy one game in the National It he celebration a success. New York velopment, to join in a great cohere to accomodate the poor. League nightmare today as the reCincinnati In starting the organized celehr- j operative effort to eventuate such a When the prices for the last sult of their, 2 to l victory ation, the blazers unanimously a - ' celebration, committing ourselves, populace revolted—according to Brooklyn Brooklyn while the Bruins "xiV dopted the following resolution: Philadelphia to assist in the development of this j some authorities—and the result­ losing to the Giants. Victor jielehrntion in every way where we “ Whereas the construction of the I ant ticket scandal wus terrible. lloston ...... lidge, . , , , the ,Hoosier . , . . . schoolmaster, , . . 'Tamiami Trail across the southern can he of service.” Nothing has been heard of George AMERICAN held the Uohilix to five hits and i |u.*nlnMtila of the state is so rnpidly IV. Scamjpl since the fight which Pet. nutpitched Dazzy Nance, who drop- (approaching completion, that the leads ninay to believe it was an is­ New York .7211 ped Ins fourth straight decision, j highway, in all probability, will ho sue of no importance whatever. .586 Was) ingtoii A four-ri'h rally a fter two were'opened by the state and local nuth* Now New York is consumed by Detroit .651 out, in the ninth, featured hy lorities within a few months, thus fear th a t Rickard will take his hat Philadelphia ,52d Terry's double with the bases load- finally giving to the west roast of and hall and go away from here, Chicago .60(1 cd, gave the Giants a (5 to l win li­ Florida for the first time in history denying thousands of respectable Cleveland .417 ver the Cubs, Hack Wilson contrib­ a highway all the way from Lake ___ citizens tjie opportunity of pay- St. Ixiuis ... .413 uted Ids eighteenth homer. City to Miami hy way of High j Ing $200 for a $60 ticket in the Jtoston ....... .2(50 Newberry, Archer, Willis-1 , m ;s M.l *,N J ^ ’ - S ,IN S : Cincinnati's winning streak was Springs, first ten •Yews. ton, hunnellon, inverncHs, Klouil ^ u> ^,IHt <»f lanilHciipu> improve- ^ practically ruined hy Kent Green City, Brooksville. Tam pa, P a lm e tto ,; tnent, eontem platrd j»v the origin-j Something ought to he done iifield, of tho Braves, who has been St. I’vtorhhunft Clearwater, Safety plans for lienutifyinjc town wi bout It. ,. winning . .with, greater . , . regularity .. . .Harbor, Bradenton, .Surasota, Ven* jcnpital grounds, has been romplet Charles A. Stonehum, owner of than u phantom docker t h i n - s t a r Bl||r|eWllild,{Charlotte Harbor. !»’<l uf««*r a lapse of nearly It ye a rs« tho giuntji, offers a simple solu­ special . ever since he cm aped |i puJuji Gorda, Fort Myers, Kstcro,! nnd tin expenditure of StO.ODl),. tion. Hu uwould turn the polo Irom the McGrnw influence. n....T.. Springs, t?....:..... Naples. Pine Crest,. 1000. . I. i1lie! • llonla grounds fiver to Mr. Rickard, for Braves won t o s c o r i n g all their ((>ariie*town, Everglades, and Miaof several With the planting the FJrpo-Drmpsey fight there Leading Major League Hitters runs in ont innlng. Ray Kolp, I ___________ were clos£ to K1.0(10 aunts avail­ AMERICAN LEAGUE known as sitting liull because lit able ut the pole grounds,and at 27.- Flayer & eluh G All It II Pet. sits in tlie cincy hull pen all season, j 60 top thp fight grossed $1,10.'!,- Simmons, stated tlie second game and won i 378, which he needs to pay off tho Philo. 811 351 75 138 .3113 6 to 2, allowing only five hits. fighters-*- hy simply doubling the Gehrig, As Hrooklyn lost, the Reds ad- ! old prices. i New York U7 376 100 147 .302 vaticed to a tifth place. Colonel -Jack Kuppert, who oper­ Ruth , Gel'rig swatted his thirty third ates the Yankee stadium which New York 03 320 101 123 .371 hnmci, tying Ruth, as the Yankees Rickard leases for big boxing (Speukcr, I shows, in' supporting Mr. StoneWnihii. 05 350 (50 133 .370 won their fourteenth straight ham’s proposition just as heartily K. Miller, - I ***f|iW1 game from tin- Hiowiib, 4 t r l . Penas the unti-snloon league is sup­ St. L<>uis 84 272 (51 100 .3(58 nock limited tlie Brownies, to three porting Al Smith. l.vmlcr a year ago today: Father- | Fits and Lnzzeri wallopi'd his fifThere Is a little matter of fin­ gill, Detroit, .4011. | teenth homer. ancial^ difference between Rickard --------The Yanks have won seventy r " d S*»nehnni. prising f r - q •*... NATIONAL LEAGUE (games. The lints lost to the white Eirpo-Dcmpsey thing, which Mr. I*. Waner. u ------ 1 rax in tlie tenth, 7 to 4. • • ..aru •. «*»•:, .tutu itis,st .,u Pitts. 03 385 7(5 140 .387 ( After Frisch's homer had tied being settled before moving his Hoi rls, ?t •>•>(• *iii „K ri Ike scc-re In the ninth and Bell’s ‘ '•cus iino the Polo (iroonds. Pitts. ‘ ' ““ | homer liiitl knotted the count nIln rn hart, AT OAK AVK., AND FIRST ST. gain in tin- tenth, the Cardinals Pitts. 03 210 47 78 .371 nosed out the Phillies in tlie clev- j O F F TO SYBACl'KK Harper, ALBANY, N. Y July 2H._-(INS) New York 87 205 18 101 .363 •'•ith, !• to K. The Cards’ pennant chances suffered a staggering ( — Given a rousing sendoff hy a , Frisch, cheering throng that gathered at St. Louis 1)3 385 77 138 .350 blow, however, when Flint Rhem.l Give us a (rial when in need of battery Roosevelt Flying Field to hid him; I snider a year ugo today: Bros. their star pitcher, quit the team after being fined $2,01*0 for break­ farewell Colonel Churlcs A Lind- sler, Cincinnati, .387. and ignition service ing lilies. , bergh left Alhuny today in hix Earl Wl.it,.hill, of the tigers, "Spirit of St. lamis" for Schen­ THE BIG FIVE ectady and Syracuse, the next stops Player G AB R II HR Pet. won a I ti- I pitching duel from 1 113 321* 101 123 33 .374 Sam Gray of tin* athletics. Hell- i on his nationwide a ir tour. Ruth 35!) no 123 1 .370 Sneaker Hornsby '.17 357 82 123 Hi .3 15 GOI.F TOURNAMENT Cohl. 82 301 r.7 100 4 .33-* 72 201 47 (51 1 .318 LEEDS, England, July 28. — Collins (INS) Larry N'ubholtz of Sharon, Phone 2M5 WHIPPING CREAM Pa., d e f e a te d F. E. Dennis ut the /uncteeiith green in the first round1 —-----CHICAGO, July '28. — (IN'S)— Distributors of the l.Ouu guineas golf lourna->| A little gelatine added to the Scoyching heat of 02 degrees PHILCO BATTERIES n.ent here today. "Wild Bill” . cream for whipping will make It smothered Chicago today costing Mehlhorn defeated It. E . Wilson,! “ kip faster and make the finished the life iif mi,- man Mnd p ro strat­ lour and tbret. * piuduct base nmie volume. — ing score* of persons. J Tickled Pink Todays Games TRAIL BLAZERS I MAKE PLANS FOR HUGE ROAD FETE j League Standings | , l i . | i a ■s f a ill v o l d l t i lllllf i m I L i t III il I I > tils R Tagging AllBases Beautification Oifj Iowa State House1 Grounds Completed BaseballStatistics In Major Leagues Watch For The Seminole County News ANNOUNCING THE OPENING IN SANFORD OF A COMPLETELY EQUIPPED BATTERY and 11 ELECTRICAL SHOP Pros!rated Hy Heat i •. 'W Automotive Electric Co. Out Tomorrow! A f For Sale At All News Stands Subscriptions Taken At Tropical News Agency, 202 E. FirstStreet �PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD nERALD, THURSDAY. JULY 28, 1927 Phone HAIMT HACE★ . * 148 1 ’v H STORING APPLES SEMINOLE IIUUSON- ESSEX | 10-11— Plants And Flowers i FIVE ROOM cottnge nt Paoln ELECTRIC RANGE FOR SALE; [ford Daily Horald INC three burners and oven, liko f*''-----------------------1 just south o. schoolhnuxc, $‘JF» 20.'< Oak Avo. If apples are to he kept any Attorney- mI t..»» I m i s s i o n a r y atrnwherry pltinto ' per month. See Jno. I). Jinkitis, new $5o cash, Phone 277. Every Wednesday Night Phono 41 length of time they should he stor­ I $2.50 per 1000 Mrs. W. R.Gllerry Court House. Will practice In all the ee;.rt» the beach. ed ill a cool place. Lake Mary Community House FOR SALE: Store on i Route I, (icnevn Ave. Sanford. 4—Husinc.s* Service Cash in Advance Examination Aim ra d s *f I*«• Coronado Write Mox 103, FOR SALE:—Four room cottnge Mimic by Syncopators. Titles given cspccinl attention on one of Iwst lots on Mngno- Reach, Fla. 11—Miscellaneous I YOtJR lUJSINESS —card appear­ lin Avenue, ■ nend South Side School — Price reasonable. Terms >r ads, will hr received ing daily in this column will ONE 10-ACRE celery farm for to suit purchaser. Owner Hox 481 27— W ant ml T o H a rro w tent; tiled and well drained, tons and collector aent $1000 wanted lor one year at with good flowing well. Will rent care Herald. j reach over .‘1,000 every day! Itriy for payment. 1 ............... I Or a line very reasonable for cash. Phone FOR SALE:—One of best five HS. First mortgage on gill edge "A Substantial -lewder •ami it costs so little a 12 word 1P0-J. ............... 8c a line room bungalows on Palmetto inside real estate, worth $5,000. lino ............. 7c a Avenue, in Sanford Heights, cor­ Post Office Mox 14, Sanford. in a Substantial City j ad for one month costs only $2.00. CAR AWNINGS,—keep out the ner lot, equipped with electric request. | C rales on KEF.PING PARSLEY dazzling run and drizzling rain, Phono 148 range and water heater, price less ifduccd ratea are for J Just ask for "Classified Depart­ car owners need them, $2.50 a pair than market value, terms to suit. If pat spiv becomes slightly Is dirt cheap. Salsemen and sales­ Hox 15 C. O. Herald. Jtivc insertions, wilted, let it stand for about nil ladies are cleaning up will) thir. ford? of nvernge length ment" ruiM sxm vrm nn newest unto necessity, call or FOR SALE:—Five room Spanish he ir in told water. If you shake nted a line. off lllo In a glass write far particulars. Auto Awn­ wall»r and put bungalow on Park Avenue, 2 |,ini charge of H0c for Iear garage, nice lawn, immediate with a tight cover and place t his in • ’LEAN UP YOUR OLD WALLS ing Co. II Rail llhlg. Icrtinn. . . . , ) possession,—can't he heat for the tlm ire Imx it will lax!t in p*•rfect WITH THE NEW WALL PAINT 12— W a n te d Rvertisins is restricted I price, terms $200.(10 cash, hala»ce i onditii •n for several ilav i L claaatflcatloit. SOMETHING NEW AND MET­ IER. FOR FURTHER INFORMA­ FARMS WANTED: We are iu I monthly, liox 148 care Herald. Icrror is made The Sun* t <1Mil i M DM i 1l) t ll A n Improvement fund in TION. CALL PHONE 23G-.I OR VHl«i will he rcsponaiblc need of listings ou farms 2(1—Farms Ftir Sale n„c incorrect insertion, local bank to which Is con­ SEE, V. C. COLLKR. SANFORD, and groves of all sizes. Afie r din nr r mints, dissnlv ed in Our new icrtiser for subsequent FLA. vlnega r. mu k.* an acre■ptnble substantly added money for folder will soon go to thousands L The office should ho Shop a( Our Stole for Heller Values in: throughout the north. Have your REST IIUY IN AGRIGULTUR- Stitllte for mint sauce when flesh the sole purpose of earry| immediately in ease of Al. LAND PHONOGRAPH repairing, pinna property represented in this folder mint i- not available. c —tuning by experts with 17 years by listing now. OUR LISTINGS ------ : iiiR out it's program is a In The Slate Of Florid* experience. Sanford Music Store ARE NOT EXCLUSIVE. HOSIERY, LING Fit 113, IIANDItAGS, NOVELTY E. A. ADVERTISERS feature that proves Loch In the flowing well dUtrlct near ami Gift Shoppe. Room 1(1 & II Mr Strnut Farm Agency, National .IHWUI.KY. I)|{ESSES. ART NEEDLEWORK. Lander Arcade, Phone 8.12. Knnfuid, with dny subsoil. On Arbor's wort It. kfrrald representative Hank lluilding. HEALING OINTMENT the highway and one mile from NOTIONS, HATIIING SUITS, CARS AND SHOES L|y familial with rates. Is i hr best ever produced for Depend on Ln,| tlnemiication will WANT I d HUY : pair counter It It. station. F I.ill MID A S O K B S, ROYAL CLEANERS A DYERS Already cleared, Perfect comprete Information, aciilcH. J. T. Hie knoll, Sipes Ave. Cracked Too Webs, Ecac drainage. Wc rlrnn anything. Do till kinds of kos wish, they will assist plaiting. Phone 481 -J. Virgin soil of unsurpassed fet I mu, Oiufing. lout Bttjr and [wording your w ant ad. WANTI D—plain aewing to do; tility, will grow anything. it morn effective. Mosquito Hites. It stops MUILDINU IlLOCKS — Irrigation price rcuxnmthli , plmnc 1)108 or l.tMlll Acres in units of 5 neves, | W ill 3(1 1 1 boxes and general cement work for Mrs. Park Ave. ask ITCHING. as many as you want |.()|iTANT NOTICE At Daytona On the Hraeh 722 Main St. | Mirarlo Concrete Co. J. E. V" j Williamson. IT IS SOOTHING AT \ PRICE SO I.OW IT WILL l,<,ers stiould give their , willegcr, Proy. Ilrd and Elm. At nil Drug Stores, 50c, or write "Make Your Head Swim" | 12-AFARM TOOLS WANTED L nnsloffice address as PODIATRY PRODUCTS Home Seekers, Here Is Your LANEY.S DRUG STORE—Pre­ ;• Sanford Hox .heir phono number if 102 South Reach Street Chance WANT TO HUY tractor, disc plow, scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We »iro |,irr results. Almut or.e Daytona Reach, Fla. It Msy Never Come Again harrow, ditcher, W. M. Young, ns near you ns your phone. Call 103 lout of a thousand Ims If you rim make a small cash, "00 N. Park Ave. Tel 777 or 775. hone and the others payment anil finance your first iVIUUT-CHRISENUER.HV PRINT lommu-lcatc with y« u | SHOP — Printing, F.rgrxvlng, crop, it will easily pay for the IS—Apartment For Kent Ihfv know your address. j r.mbiis.ung. Sin us first. We do land. liwanliiHianre MUSI he if you are looking for n "Snnp" 1 A. Phono 417-W. R. R. AvunueL p r i s o n at I he Sanford Here It Is ■ nmnicTci.il Street. FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING [office or by letter. TeleSee Me At Onto apartments, 2 rooms $10, 2 discontinuances «ce not W. t l . YOUNG LUMBER and complete lino cf rooms $25 monthly, 212 E. 5th St. building material. Low prims. Margains In Real Estate Park Ave. and Commercial St. Security Lumber Co., "Where Good GARAGE APARTMENT for rent.) but , prompt - Efficient Grades Conic From" Muplo nn«l Service three rooms and hath, very reasT he m:m who permits •Sixth. Phone 707. 21— L o ts F o r S ale tnuihlc. 1513 Palmetto Ave. his wife to :<hi\ e over n hot CONCRETE in every shnpo and form, blocks, tile roofing, ortin- TWO rooms, Kitchenette and hath FOR SALE!—One of the most d e ­ oven in J u l y went her is lounccmcntH sirable lot's in San Liutu front beautiful outlook: nil improve mentals, etc. banford Cement Prod­ tfuillv of thoughtlessness, attractively /u rn ish ed . south on Plummhi Drive, Price ucts Company, Fifth and Maple merits; (iive friend wife n rest moderate rent by week: Young's right. Terms. E. T. G* Huron, 311 UOH ami PLUMRING —, Sts. Phone IlSs-W. Apartments, olfice 200 N. I’Kik Dynl Upchurch llldg. Jacksonville, liixltj. We handle electric ( and, nt tin* same time, CLARENCE SMITH Ave. Florida. Vtimjn. home light and General Contractor enjoy n better bread by ftnford Machine Co. ii»U West F'irst Stre«* TWO NEW— nicely furnished 21—Acreage For Salr having her serve apart mens. $25 per month. Dili st Phone 441 i .. nobllca W. First St. Phone 207. FOR SAI.E: 10 acres in' 'Long-] MKT A I. ROOFING—The Roof Ev­ wood, corner of Grove nnd Or- ] PODGE erlasting. Metal shingles: 16—Houses For Rent nnge Avenues, S.E.I-4 of N.E. 1-4 I nrs and Graham Trucks standing scam tin and galvanized of S.W. 1-4 Sec. 25. Twp. 20. Range I that hetter bread! 113th St. Phone 3. roofs. See James it. Cowan. Ouk FOR RENT:—Two houses, 1403 2'J. Thos. J. Raster 05 Gansevotirt J r.o.n. o a v t o n o h i c and 1405 W. First Street. Kent Street, New York. ■ve. and Thud St. Phone 11). A m e r ic a n H a k f .k ik s C o . L i COWAN CO. nuto Vulcanising Works. [r *mi sheet metal works, b—Help Wanted (Male) • • LANDS ARE VALUARLE Ave. Phone 7D5-W. bungalow for rent MUCK CAN use four more hoys who own 5-ROOM Just three miles from the citj with batli and garage, on French bicycles, good territory, hustlciu Ave., near 11th St. Phone 221 or limits on highway I have eight Vrtil> daily Kmi) HUICK CO. can make $1.00 weekly during va­ call at 001 Park Ave. • acres of muck lands that can lie !!2 Magnolia Ave. frnm )*nr Cirmer | bought for $500 an acre or special cation time. F'cdcral Bakery. llionn 307 Tun s/zei: price made op all of it. Thirty HOYS WANTED—Can use livu FOR RENT: —5 room unfurnish­ acies in enlirii tract includes ritsin^lt and iphl l«aj ed stucco bungalow, 2 lied IR0DEL TtllM CO. good boys who arc hustlers. Can m i s lands and other gutai garden the car, not the owner." earn us high us n dollar an a fter­ rooms, living room, dining room, land. Fine place for poultry nnd one 817 for estimates noon. Apply Circulation Depart­ kitchen (equipped with electric 11tick of all 11nils. Men can mako range,) hath (with hot and cold living raising bulbs, celery, vege­ IP. W. RADFORD ment Herald. wntdr). iJjcated 2300 Palmutto and poultry for Sanford and Avenue, rent summer rates, phone tables l \ \ SANFORD ROOSTER 8—Financial Orlando markets. Address R.\A. ('. I 148. only $1.00, S tudebak-r cure Herald. This will not he on | Ask for carbon juice with market long. If you do not think stops llm knock. Sntl MONEY— to loan on Improved de- 4-ROOM Cottnge, unfurnished, for this land is worth the priro try to PRODUCT OP UCNFRAt. MOTOR! rent. 1700 block, $25 a month irayc Co. siinhlc residential property .n buy ..onto of the muck Innds in Sanford qt 0 per cent interest, no Hox 1700 rare Herald. oilier parts of the country. lll’I'S MARMONS brokerage- Address Loan P. O Hox IU—Houses Fur Sale nfnrd Automobile <'o. 503 CityCROSS-TIES— and poles, any helm Ave. Phone 137. grade or dimension, See E. M. I EIGHT ROOM house, 808 Elm or II. Hush, Geneva. i,n FORD— FORDSON Ill-A—Poultry And E ruh Ave. Enquire of Jno. D. .1ink ins. Edward Higgins Inc. Court House. • 26—Miscellaneous For Snlc [cial Ai Palmetto. Plmnc 331 IlIAHY CHICKS, Rocks, Reds and, Leghorns, all extra fin** ipiaulity FURNISHED HOUSE for ■nt.i FOR SAI.E: Dry cleaning plant, IKI> Overland Co. Willy.4most mode rn ill Florida, mnchiii]ib A Overland, WhippiL'. J stock. Write me. Alims G. Norm­ five rooms $25 per month. Sc ciy not one year old, good .estah-1 n. Jno. D. Jinkins, Court House. Onimcreinl Sts. Phono .<8. an. Pine Castle, Fla. Ililud hurtinessj volume approxi­ mately $15,000 a year. A bargain j at $5,000, one third less than N r. [.original cost of machinery. For particulars write Hox 1207 OrlnliDA \ / TtIE SAME WAY-' C T tiCPe ‘too GO LOOKlMG le BEDI BRAGGING UP ilo Fla.,lor phone 5007 for appoinlAT THe DARK 9 ' D e O F I T PRESENTS- V V poCHCitt nwp A L L THe OP- BUT-Ef?-WELL, inent. [j vre'Vfc* GOT I t ) KEEP rtfCM )-O0IHG MCA! U N T IL f f FRANKLM, X. vJCALODS FOR AWHILE JU ST Huick ■5 SIMPLY FURIOUS HOUSEHOLD GOODS; don 't THINK H T D S C e IT THEY WON'T j roadster; wall tent; camp o u tfit.' |WAf?c YOU COMING ANU GOOD M TRY Tb DO SOMETHING BIG: , HH w. Otli St. WILL c o v e ^ along ? MlimiimtuH Motm K iiik’Kb “ Yes 80TIT'S ONLY A JOKG, ISN'T | T ^ OF THIS LR-WCLL "e J. (i. SII AR(> N DANCING T AD. KATES Loch Arbor’s H. C. VIELE Improvemenl 108 Majrnolia .. Fund When You Are At % m m • -c fin Atf 1 !• in 1lie Beach PODIATRY DcForesl-Sanfonl Really Co. S C ID A IR E f fo r only r C O L L I E R ’S l* M|a(f - A X I :• : f !r i , fM J- 2•1 Guilty I and thesuffers ' i»>u' | | •II • f^ !| yitII I complete ready to attach to a n y electric ou tlet* Sanford Flee. Co. If B uilds S t u r d y H ealth 11(» Magnolia Ave. A H7.--//.V noLENB Epigram! Ihe Twins of Powersaif- BY TAYLOB l’N POP 7/1 Ethyl I G a^ im G m n g .tkit1 (u fic ftL L R lG tn 'l l A A Wonderful j Combination f am a & | Diamond Tires IMWmmqpiM tMbMm#!/ Kliuuuatc.s Tire Trouble Our Prices. 3 SUBMITTED BY ’ UNCLE JIM " OF WJ A t (RNESTWraCR JACKSONVILLE I should bo killed 1 ti ,6 o YOUR WlFe i s THE 3AME WAY,EH? ACTING MRG A HIGH‘SCHOOLGIRL. |ArrLR h c r f i r s t k i s s | about a l l YUGse g ig I S hots in 7fie r a p c r s Y AIN’T WIMMIN TUNNY? e i as1' 1 Vu n n y i s R i g h t / a n o \ THCY C A LC i t T U G 6 C A O F \ AtATRlMONY- THE R w C R OT DOUBT \ WOULD BC B C T T C H -MARRlAGC HAS ' vt 's p o in t s - s o mas a CAerus plant - j BEING MARRIED YOU LEARN MORC ANO , MORE ABOUT LESS AND LESS-Af AKRIACC* 7 tfW 6C THE STATE CF HAPPINESS 0OT x PICHCO T U C COUNT1/ OF MISERY/ -Ci v v -ta i 'N 1 * ■ rf. ■7’ . 1 __ - i i w u i M r o " L __^ o f ^ sr sc* soeocUSSi tk JJll Jacksonville, F lorida^ See Service Station Manaqerabout our Special Savinqs P lan llsa qood Proposition At f Writ* for frtr booklrlonklllits boutc tad c«rdcn mice It McCormick Ji Co. Utltimorc, Md. IN S E C T : SEABOARD OIL C O M P A N Y 1 IOC unit JSC 50C «n«t 75C Soc anil S l . o o fi.a s i - ) t . Sprajr O u n JSC Bee Brand ii' t \ Beo Brand Powder or Liquid kills Flics,Flea*, Mosquitoes, Roaches. Ants, Water Burs, Bed Bugs, Moths, Crickets, Poultry Lico and many other insects. PnvcUr Liqcid J Powder Liquid diamond IIKAVY TITAN diamond HF.AVY HKUV1CE :t(lx:t'/2 ...............$ 7.35 $ 8.30 32x4 12.4016.10 30x5 8 ply heavy service 33.10 33x5 8 ply heavy service 36.60 29x4.40 ............... 8.40 10.70 30x4.95................ 12.20 15.85 30x5.25................ 13.65 17.70 30x5.77................ 16.00 20.85 33x6.00..:.............. 17.00 25.50 TUBF:8 $1.«0 3.10 4.40 4.85 2.25 2.80 3.15 3.80 3 4.10 . I Complete stock of genuine Ford repair purls. BUY “DIAMONDS” AT PRIZE SEND IMATIOLENE EPIGRAM... F IV B DOLLARS PAID FOR EACH ONE PRINTED Wight Brothers Company 2nd. X Magnolia, -10th and Ssnford, 1st. A Kim or June* Tire Shop Al � 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 28, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/87c497f2b7cd0c44245007a6498fb28b.pdf 44c14b7f983ff9326be8272564e6e912 PDF Text Text l YOUIl NEWSPAPER Generally fair tonight and Sat­ urday, except local thunder­ showers Saturday afternoon. (untied in ” n o r ld a 's H e a rt I World's G reatest V egetable ion. Its R ichest G arden Land Leased Wire International News Service IKERS’ FEES Another On LcBocuf M AV AI Jury Is Discharged 1 SANFORIL FLORIDA, F R I D A Y . I,V 29, 1927 IP d f PARI FV M BL HHUJII NUMBER 2803 y . mher Audit Rurean Of C irc u la tio n s Aviator Frightens V i c t l T TCitizens l By Antics WASHINGTON. COURTROOM. FRANKLIN. Ln., July 29.—(IN S)—The trial of Mrs. Ada lx: Bocuf and two ' .. ^ j ___________ others for the murder of her I07441122 husband wns delayed today Amo t completely recover. I , when Judge Simon discharged II from , infantile paralysis, widen another of the duly qualified has marked .his body practically ; Jurors. A motion signed by all of itis life, Roland S. Burnt:-| both defense and state alleged Grcni Rrilain Stales Final 10, sou of Mr. and Mrs. E. t that A. .1. Boudreaux t< Id his Terms Which Do Not Med Unrncii of W arner, returned i friends thnt he would like to Thursdny from see Dr. Thomas Prehcr, one of With Approval Of Untied| Sanford Shrine hospital a t Shrcvepor. tho defendants, hang. Boudreaux Slates; See End On Monday La., where he has boon since In:: ( is tho second juror to he dis­ 10 . December undergoing treatment, a charged by the court. Judge Si cet the hands of nationally know . mon immediately ordered the physician* and surgeons. Aoujh" sheriff, to select ton qualified Bnrnea wns accompanied home h jllizens to pick the 12th juror. Robert l*. Hentdon, member <’ Japs Not Saying Much Rut the Sanford Shrine < lob who it possible for the youth !•> Arc Thought To He 1-im*d made enter the Louisiana institution. Up With The United States The youth, who unfit nuMtha-ngo hail never been id> • GENEVA, July 20.- (IN S )— to stand, walk or even sit erect,-) i Only a diplomatic miracle seems now aide to take a few steps with capiihle of saving the Trl-f’nrtite the aiil of erut-hes and within two Naval Disarmament conference lo r three months will bo able ^ * | walk without any support. Th* i from failure today. eparations were compitt Groat Britain has stated her | tindend/ed legs which never liefoi .his morning for the mass One-Sixth Of-------Money Raised In fjnn| ,0rms and they have not nu t have huppcrteil the hoy’s hod Iting to lie held tonight at Special Campaign Is Sought with the approval of of the the United United j must now be strengthened ’ " ' 1 the youth learns to walk for t | courth house, according ftn t time In Ids life. ln announcement by D. L. S u b m it M a tte r l o G o t c r n o r s l|)aI I)(,xt Monday « plenary cv mu '| lie (rnnformation in the you fasher, chairman of the -------I will he final without any tangible Ill's body from n twisted ap; (payers League, who lias Following considerable discus­ results having been achieved, uni stunted frame weighing BO pound ltd the gathering for the sion, the Chamber of Commerce at n statement of naval policy can he t«. that" of a perfectly iiorntn child has been accomplished I . (pose of discussing tho pro- its weekly luncheon todny voted to conaidrretl n tangible result.# four m njcr operations which th The The finnl reply of the American led charter changes. ,,M" refer to the board of governors a ting w ill 1)Cp r e s id e d ovei j m iues't made by the American Le- delegation to the British pr«»p<vai , i y has undergone at Inte.rvnls o f month, t'n.in a pnrnlizcd Ins' rests with Presided Coolidge. . « II gion • . for r — one-sixth _i.f I bn of flimlt k \vl the funds liK ............... , . . hut Mr. T h rasher. rnlscd uuriiiK during n n|»w* special campaign it is confidently expect* <1 to ) Ml , .»__ | |i rniM'ti «•■ % ...... ^ ■ ............. . A Patient In Hospital July 20— TWENTY-SIX DIE AS FERRY BOAT SINKS IN LAKE An Investigation wns under way l,v the Nnvy Department today’ || into the action of I.t. Thomas B. Williamson, attached to the nir cruft tender W right at Hnmpt.m roads. Vn., In flying over the residential section of the capital Inst Sunday. Residents were terrorized by Williamson* antics and called police. The commerco departm ent trnceit Williamson by the markings on his plane. Williamson was making n round trip flight front Hampton Ronds to Annnpojls. He admitted that while over Rock Creek pnrk here ho dill some acrobatics hut said he was 2,000 feet in the air. He is a • native of Illinois. . h formerly moved about in ti vlin:: matuu-K bus tom e the lire of a youth whose body has ii made erect and whose 1 •o,nmil Says She Made Suggestion To Ftndrht ns thtvo of r* 4 ^ . i ' , '• Committee That She Resign The ft *t mi* cuci nith'a A nti I J ta \V;< O v crw h elit* first lime in Ihr -Vti minglv V eto ed 15v C h u rc h * in the off . of Kd. presided of tho F. i. hs ul Shrine Club,ye: ■day nfin when he gave , deinunt m of the wi.nd. i-: nt have wrought in his li ..l He preto tho Mrs. Kennedy Declares Mrs. I a ri range cent it _ . Mr Fln i on^Mus'. UoFrnzy • eve of .. *.tk n „f him .* i ■parture last year. ii* sickly W a r .I k tw e e n Two SI ill On I — I'mperniontnl I"".' o •ix mon( I o s ANGELES, July 2!' (IN S) , i is new a jo mb with an I brimming Imp.dr,. **. II "I have no intention whatever of > firw nnl with eu);inic: ; I lcavirtg Air-chi < Temple." Emphatically, Aimre Semple iinc when ho may play t C H IC A G O , J u ly 2 6 .— (IN S ) MeVhei con t->.lav d nied previous . hildrcn piny. leii.Hi’ that she Intended to resign was nhout eight months rq from the $1 ,000,000 religious lIn* ciiho of young Barm home that is tho m ine of a lijtr to the attention of tl ' in th e tr a g ic s in k in g o f th e e x ­ t r v. ir lie'.ween herself nnd he.’ I lull. At ihnl time Ml M in is te r L n tm ir S h o o ts S o lf lc u r a io n iio a t F a v o r ite , w h ic h mother, Mr-:. Minnie Kennedy*. . . comity nurso, Hie KvaiigelL.t admitted, howlo Il.iw In g U ro o d in R tlv c r S u l.U v c n t clown o f f U n c f ' \ * * r k the officials of tho In.' d ,-v t ■•he had laiggesled I" th'* • , n r Krleiul* I l l s W ife In* in L n k o M ic h ig a n ilu rim r a : Mstnnve in the pa.'e. ITemple commit tee she would re- | tl with Fast Imperial F< J j . s h u t M iu! A c c ltlc n ln l, a to r m h e rn y e s te r d a y . n « . r n i,,„ i,u( the idea was "over-whelm* s W - **■>'_ A e c .d c n .h li . S i I. Ibitnam Si \cc*, 5 ■ingly” veined by her church. cut t<* Wuitncs an I had l O f t h e 26 k n o w n d e a d , fif­ WASHINGTON. July 29.—(IN* The Evangelist In her denial ndmined by phy Untti. / led to havo ai) S )— Francisco Sanchez Lntour, teen were children, ten were women entH w ere mndn to in t , . ( [; tu pa lor at Hie Temple, m inister from Guatemala to tlio nnd one was n mnn. Tho latte r Shreveport nr.d Mr. ltei llm ■ in tho fiilur.*. to take United States, lay in criticnl con­ drowned clinging t'» his nine-year(i itinucd On I’ftgi* Three) place iq Ihe pulpit while she a tio n in Emergency hospital ns re- „j,| daughtor. Many of those res* ult a self Inflicted bullet wound i cuo,| nustalncd Injuries and • w. r« led on 1 • Ileal to u n ,e r Ids heart. taken to hospitals for treatm ent ihroughotit the country. announcing the mcetinir nml 1 \n t he spring of 102(1. Thi tin* negative. Captain A rthur Olsen, sk ip p ero f While Mtv.. McPherson made her Hugh Gibson, chief Amcricim del ■ Physicians aro hopeful for his Lmling a cordial invitation to . i<m wns taken in a motion which » j l A j U i x i the vessel, nnd three mem­ \ u huinl. her mother, Mrr. Miiuilo uutim ntc recovery but fear the bersill-fated 1citizens of Sanford to ho pres- expressed the consensus of the eirntc. in unilcrutooil (•» have tool of his crew were plnccd under K no, dv, wnn it!-nin>' n statem ent wound may prove fatal. yovicnlny that il .tAT 5 0 M, Thrasher said that in- meeting that the Chamber of Caw other conferees ypstenlny IM u " ' U f U IN I 1 )1 ? A T U arrest and will be held pending the she declared that her k) in whlrlt The envoy’s wife Insisted thnt Investigations. Yt r. hj , . liter “ must be crazy." (nik ,d,out my brain being l.atour shot himself nrcldently, The boat—a nnmll doubled-dcck-* HHl k b™ “ , " “l - n » kc^ “ •"■ | Thf * . , ...................... ............. >-«• i ed gasoline-driven cruft over­ overslruined, rdto ft* r I nying that she knew of no : IkomwM r invcstlittttcd of* | lllt, „ r ,|lc l.y ' " " ' " " t ' .t , ' ■l!, ',11 ^ e d #n(| gnnk |ntc yrsterdny off lu r . mu ," d d a r e d Mrs. Kennedy. w hatever why lie should attem pt lof the present government and ' j. jj Digbton who reviewed the present ,u In hi r di dot Mrs. Mcl’hersnti to take his own life. Ho lino no Jin- I ^ „|,oro j,t N 'Tth Avenuo when ‘ He slat- point.h rntscii o> mi i.rm .. i ■ III : ■:i" ' 1' hfl nncial worries and seemed in lh0 Jcallg |,t in n sudden squall. in a position to offer figures ^project from its inception............... . Nays She Knows Her llii^liittv’ T r c s ilc G iv e s \Va> A m lE n q in p , ,. in Uton, best of spirits. t will he of interest in deciding ed that a campaign for $18,000, ten l" ’s • More thnn seventy-five persons ers claim tho I’lunRCH I n to E ig h te e n F e e t III . in which he • lid Hint she was Hcttcr Thau Anyone Klscln She admitted, however, th a t La- | _most (Jf them women nnd children indicates a de­ All Ul»a o r W a te r K illin g K n R ln e c r • ing on no ntoro long trips. tour had been affected hy the sill- w m , nwept overboard into the rngWorld And t ! S , l " ,0 l" d lhC ‘" ’l’r0ach‘ l"e C .n im t.s r m 'c r « i BHlhh 1 lid travel-all cide of Rep. Crumpncker of Oregon I jn w,iters. | fki'iim. , , . igojf tournam ent nnd three for Him mid to limit vessels which a r c , A nd R iiniot ............ About ....... ....... . were rw * A nd S erio u sly I n j u r i n R T w o fifty I'O'i Aro L ies to the United Flat' . with- ( hi Is lime for 0 legion building at the Sesqui-Cen- useful ... r Hie nation, in her work. in San Francisco a few days ago cuedTy other boats th at rushed to out limiting vessels which ate use­ ,w ionic thing about their gov U.«n,r»Mmz cox- tc* niu| a W||S j (^ n t1y »taKcd by tlirco nhi id for a l.atour and Crumpncker had been the striken vessel. FRANKLIN. I 1. “July 29 (IN F d EM FH IB. Ten n.t July 29.—(IN ful to Great Britain. ment and how it hus been oper- interested organizations. i of thi In ins i confsr- closest friends. il has finall. ti Professional dlvTrs • * -vxrct Vi. e F reside nl ClmrloH 0 . , , Knowing that the i.nniosuls arc ' I m glad tl" daring the past several t. tween Tdrs. Tentidy and her Mr. Dighton stated that some E. Drehtj All day yesterday l.atour had so- crews nnd civilian v> — Thomas 3rtv of offh.lata unacceptable to the United S tates, tarted." Mr . n," declared ^lr. Thrnshcr. wps and his p daughter L’ . tcr todny, clnded himself in the study nt the searching tho wreckage and nearI, time th at they arc informed $15,000 was raised hut th at to date the Japanese have not l.othet. d t" raid today a ii prosecution hr q>e fr-mv serious • \|, m pimr on’s donlal of her narrow ear • •bodies. *' It is ■ i' mplo legation. Shortly after midnight i,y wntora for other tho /act tliut since 102a the eltv the American Legion had rcteivod voice their objection: , although gan prcpai i i nf evidence •• .. lc de.ilH t"dav when i y or p« no funds from tlie campaign, llu his wife and servants were pros|.cUeved several of the missing are thev hold the proposal:, to be m op­ rrznent has spent $135,530.40 ,« engine 1,.f the vice presidential : ml i " Vngcies for other Evange- Irate. A broken handled pistol, imprisoned in lower decks. respectfully nunmawn submitted n» request ... t *i. tentaiivi* Amrlo- gainst her hu nod who is nccdsu • image fees ill order to dis- respecuuiiy I , fields followed n ronfervneo nged through n Irertte r rial Miurd. r of Jam es The boat plied bark and forth be. thnt the organization bo reimhurs> n „gixcment rpiuhcil a which he had kept in it drawer in of plotting th tf its bonds.” 'ti- ti., one man was kill­ • th her mother last night behind 11 nf the la tte r’ ed to the extent of one-sixth of the his deck, was lying near him. Ills tween Municipal Fief -«»sl lioimonl I e t’.emif f T astounding figure, Mr. net proceeds. . ,S. O. Shinholeor, prescimirJ “zlnom. • . tl __ ' . . nv> wife called the ambulance. The Harbor in Lincoln Park. It was en­ th a t {wife. <# i sued today,. There is some p < > ibill.v Her statem ent. ., ; ’ of- the ., ClminlMJr of Commerce, Ira.dx r said, should l.o of inter- ident ,e train was returning to MemMinister was unable to give an ac­ roll to to tho pier nhout 200 feet ".Maybe Hie real trnlb will corn.* Japanese may undeiFike m ob ■ to the citizens, .specially < Greenville, where 'i r e north of tho breakw ater when the ed that the funds had not the has count of the shouting. mil now," said Mrs. D irtier, wb * "The four "quare gospel iatinii,-but cbnnces of sucrcns in id, ,.r wofiounceindnui’irom tlrrrt j tlirn*cd oVcr to tho rnmpbellidem Dawes last night a storm struck and went It to the botSeveral months ago l.atour fig­ first met lo r hm band when b.uli grown so rapidly it has overflowed mediation ore slight, •gion uruc made by the Lity C o m -,, post f,„. t |u, n,ason that ,.,l (i„, ntate American so were student , nt Lebanon Coll ■ < •. ured in a suit brought by a former -.Il bounds <f our expectation! n^ rtion ,.f ,,u.,ta had 1 The British proposal, offern d lit­ in Ohio. "All th*. lies and rum r Imi.n, to the effect th a t bonds t0ciiildrcn, who were carried free . n lion. th at within two years over r.n husband of Mrs. Latour, who wns when The situ- ,1 ^ tle new nnd much that was object­ Ivc Inrought premiums. . ncconipnnied by 4b»,r narwnt*. . .. I resident Dawes tinil up Lillian Hall Davis of Virginia. tl. y hivve told .tit my hu t I branch churches have sprung ionable to the American delegate s. may ho 1m bed now. It has I. n Ion merits the closest consider-, were In the m ajority itmo.ig vw* II. Markham, chairman of I /\ svaieineiit oi mu campaign \ statem ent of tho James R. Armstrong filed the and c a ll. Imvc flooded me from all | Cl iru In the main those proposals sug­ Ion of the people, Mr. Thrasner passengers. , .11 this when he m l of the Illinois C ntra pjirt of the world complaining suit to obtain possession of letters ,1,,-Inrod t>y Secretary T rotter revealed gested that Great Brltnm was Iterrlhlo to hear I th William F. Uoftmuor, Ghicagi d. were sleeping in n penal lint I spend all my time on this alleged to have been written hy tho * . J ’. U _ t u„ that slightly more than $12,000 was willing to limit her total tonnage | has ltnd no ch: a .> to defend liit.iIn several uutanccs . I raised ana th at expemmure* mane for cruisers, destroy rs and nb- self." the train and wen: not u- id.- of the Rockies, nnd th a t the Minister to Armstrong’s wife In millionaire, who was cruising uty Commission announ m t , j Qr RI>cc|n^ advertising purpose and unlil a fte r the crash. a dalntv fiv'ii't* 1909. Latour at the time wns sec. board Ids yacht "Doris," near the im was a world im sage. "M rs. Dreh.” T.ds have brought premiums, Mr. ^ t |)Q tournam ent were in marine at 59(1,000 without lm.il mo Meiiqil ..I:, With , now i looded with rotary of the legntioii. He became striken vessel when the storm Mayor Fame, in palo -Woe 1 ing the tonnage by rntegories. struck, end his gnllent crew of bnshcr said "those premiums excess of the available Juuds to the mil: i-le-rain s, lotti rn and cablegrams were Furtherm ore the proposals Migg** 1 cream collar, I • been almost be- liter city of flee ire insignificant in comparison extent of $4,955. Mri. Armstrong, nrcording to j three men, were the heroes f t . gruelling d >v „ r f i : ing to build temples and taboi huken up. ed that a corlnlu proportion of role through 11 I.th the size of the issues sold. She ha:* nev.r uncle all i.v. r the world. I could Mem of jury acUctii i the suit, HUtwcquiuitly divorced her mlcht>(1 the Favorite Roy Chittenden, commander of the slijps reaching the age lonit Sam F. Jor.er. |wo issues brought premiums as , r fortitude has • three or or weeks to each fir-T huslmnd and mnrrlcd Iailour. local post, anil M. B. Hutton, should lie retained in the service. faltered, and , win killed a d Hem 1’letch as $25 and one brought $50, the ,ty I aving workers behind tolcarbeen the marvel of the spectator Armstrong claimed tlm t the ill. less thnn three minutes a fter the I J. ,F. Horton Tin* American delegate: Imlil form er commander, vigorously up­ C. iuv'.Ilo ai !.‘r* (Continued On Page Three) |r. Thrasher stated. "I know niv h r'.an d better t' " fir. e rr uslv rv on. Mv Ibought Is to make vorce granted his wife in 1915 was held the claims of the American thnt limitation except by catego­ Memphis \m-elu T. mpi" the headquarters vacated l.y Bnltimorc courts in "One bond Issue" Mr. Thrasher Legion and expressed the opinion ries would lie useless as Great Bri­ anybody else in Cm world knows world-wide 1910. Some months nfter Arm ­ serti d, "brought a premium of us th at the Chamber of Commerce was tain might devote the bulk if In r him," aim said. "Nothing tlmt it 11ophe va» p re­ and center of this 111: Lb as. $i.,2;ju.su $5,230.20 hut strong's suit was filed the ense wns activity. , , . oui uit was on an Iobligated t*. pay the debt. In this tonnage to cruisers and thus esta­ would do would weaken my I. rain was ,-e till I.: vclltl d * 1 This will n.censltnto having nil dismb sail, friends of Latour inter­ Vue of $227,000 street paving ^ Douglass, form er president blish supremacy. Furthermore the and confidence ' ' him. 3. The O .'U I under p i... with the same four In.U that bore six per* rent■ inb'i • ((j ^|]c cham ber concurred with tho proposal for retention of Although he Joins readily in •" limb . f ' iter, Iat soyiato pa I ii thnt I could feel ceiling iu a final settlem ent of the r dit i of •! veepf tlio roll: Ialleged differences. It. Another issue of $1'10.00<> was Btl4tcment , lmt regardless of reaching the age limit i not • quar imightt that n n living f'*s' I ih.e train I.c< i! foi u premium of $8,<bU m a M o th e r the organization books coptnlilo to (ho Unltwl ^ a (i' room nt soinu vvilty rem ark by theII:ent i train vvo -I t iVO folh.vv- tree in i,pending a portion of my .............. WASHINGTON, July 29. (IN S) |.c talc wns inndo in 1023 beforeq h|,0wed the obligation, the trade the reason that American vessel, counsel, Dr. Dn her . oxtrem ly «**| tl.e ■gine in i s plunge. This . uto in the field. There is no c fc od —A decision will be handed down . dlato . hango, how­ In* bonded indebtedness was very |,)rj,nni7_„ijon j3 morally respotini- nearing the age limit are obsolete, nervous. No word of the on pi <iag I err'lo r was thoro ghk’ inundated next week hy tho United Stull'S . i , i mi. ml i" remain nt while most of the British vessels or lawyers c r a p e him but Ids »* «nI' all •" comparison with the us- |)I|( t() pny ttl), r injm. hy the irt-nl Hoot . 1 he Rfrcinnnt \mri In* T' mple until every diffi­ Golf Association on the am ateur M iircs t il tho story or s vcpl.: this type are still effective. I tie o'clock thi:. s.'cil valuation. | A t explained by Mr. Dighton, ■limit I ocenre standing of George J. Voigt, tho culty is honed "tit. nights, libs mid aro bitten to Hrilinh |in*posiilH furtliur More than $5,000,000 worth ol t |1(l ] c„jnn |,ases it it claim to tin un ruin ■i) have witnessed Hint middle Atlantic's leading golfer, oil the limitation id eight-inch gun Ithe quick. "My ondt have been dlspr—' *" the ntonry „ p0n tin assumption that ■ disposed in I out to a broader miniswho has been barred from further I nut c to 12 large cruisers. , ' .... TKo jurv having hern finally CHICAGO, July 29.—(IN S )— iivt four years, Mr. I b rash er;.donations were made with I tie un­ trv. I suggest nl t'» my committee "It's up to Chicago" —Tex Rick­ am ateur tournam ents by the Dis­ selected last night, opposing com; exact The present different. l,r Lint.d out in giving the derstanding that one-sixth »f every :uv resignliur as pastor sometime ard. Tlmt was the situation today trict of Columbia Golf Assoi^atlcn. hel were expected to outline th >r (Cure a. $5,830,000. dollar raised wu • to he tram ferred tween the United State and in' tho future in order th at I regarding the site of tlio proposed H erbert H. Ramsey, Secretary eases this im.rning, a fter which " Britain, but it is gem rally a.hiutSneakers have been r,elected to .p j tho local post. He declared th at nii» lit nccuieplii.h this work. of the U. H. G. A., who conducted, hluto will icp ih with t u n , y ted th a t the proposals nras u Denipscy-Tunncy championship xjilsin fully "Our Municipal | jnmimuch as the purpose for which •‘Fill tills idea wns immediately an nil dny Investigation of the JA SPER, Ala., J " ' 29. (INK) — from witnesses In an effort <• (until," .‘The Gas Situation," j the Legion was raising its funds salsfacW ry to the J»pa»«"'‘ ml iiverwlit liniiigty vetoed the fight, ns summed up in n prelim ­ clmrgcH against Voigt, was in New . OXpiH'tTlio prosecution todti> prove that Dr. Dr her. Mrs. Ada they are to the Americans. inary conference between the New anford* "Tvcw Hospital," “T he|hnd failed to materialize, thnt one flirt, Admiral Saito. chief Jap an ­ la Boeuf and Jam es Beadle «• »•- t .| I., complete it* * lit. til i D. , imr,-ii , lying that I must rem ain York toduy to study thu inform a­ fudget Syitem," "The Remedy I'o r |Kjxth of the funds should he set n-_ ese delegate, has hern quot'd a spired to kill Is b o n ify lil.lo u pastor, and in complete charge York promoter, who arrived yes­ tion hu collected hero. lice: V. But Ii son, win. terday, and George Getz, one of i: i’reicnt Situation." j side by the trade liody. Kupple- stating that it “" ill be all over Voigt told Ramsey that he had diuUi o r life ii .rls. lull'll.. II of thu work. Chicago's "big business men, The meeting is called at the in-'m enting this statem ent, Mr. DigliFECI LIAU ( O-INCIDENT j violated none of tho am ateur rule:. fi;und guilty on d rge uteriiilinnl Monday." , named by Mayor Thompson to |taru w «if ii, Th rusher, chairman i ton suitl that the Legion had helped and had received no money, direct­ I assnqIt on Mrs. R J . McClure un Tho American delegate lias "g et the fight for Cntcago." ■f the Taxpayers' League, rcpres-lto raise the money and that it pro- maintained discreet s lei.ee in h" GIIIGAGO, July 29. (IN I the night of July I "Chicago can linvo this fight if ly or indirectly, for playing golf, *•• posed to return it to the donors |r.tni by the following committee: ' lircel quotation on the M r. Gertrude B .indt. ni'viv. ii other id. n, j Burl.'mu with 1 m atter of it convinces me that, it really lie dt'i'lar.’.l In* w i • emph provided they expressed ii desire doubt Hie East land do- > 'e r 12 year. f A. Iioug'ys, R. A. Newman, N. W. F o . b r prospects, but it » * » > « •• ft »• | Ilerbcit Kell an wants il," said Rickard when he c- Edward B. McLean, new: paper jl- Gamer, A. I*. Connelly, Geo, for . it.; . I I • l \I • M H e mind nf lbe-c wl... b.i.c I" I,.,. 01 IS pb idopping tbe are charged vvil :i morged from tho secret pow wnw publisher, but contended that hia Indor th s Legions |.L.... Mr. •n ^ n„ opUtnism ol v , amon8 the rescued [L .Spur, Fred R. Wilson, R. W. Under employment had n o 'baring on hia )i the woman aut.im i.bilo in w’ii with Getz. PVrtr. Geo. II. Herring, John Dight rhton aid f l a t every d°nor I tp*' , u ,, I,a y hod. „f the ill fntinJ o « u i i .• riding, ue. . . and hu husband v.' Rickard in expected to confer golf. pltUch, S. A. B. Wilkinson, John would ._ ] uld bo dispo-| . „ | ^h ui, .delegates i. IpbuI cs are rather lHMt > . Favorite, „ r»t,-. which whieli sunk in •I I_ k, __________ asked about- the dispn' „ rUi VILLI \ TOWN, Mass., July A number of prominent vv ash* bon late r beat lift ! ci’pung today with John C. Righeimer, tition of the money given to tTu reticent but the Hon. W. < "ridge- Michigan yesterday near Llm meanly. ('iintrol «.f the rivul wnr lords ington golfers came to Voigt’s de- , ing (hi. husband int >• uncoil-.'ii Chim will lie difficult to chairman of the Illinois Athletic fensc. L L Miller II. J. Clause. Logien fund and thnt should the man is quoted »*> holding out no Fork. Four of her family vv. vvift nitss nnd attacking Commission, and Edward F. Kelly, donors have no preference, the pm f. Howard K. Quigley, Bayard Smith , F. !*• down with tho Favorite. iu. W hether Voigt can play in the* , . , the University nf Minnesota, president of tho South Park Board, National Amateur Tourney in Min­ 5'oodruff Jr., J. T. Miller, and W. legion was to have the money l.y hopes. conof Soldier's Field virture of its first equity. The chief dcleg rted tminy in a round table which controls L’ Hill. feronco uru still studying th situwhere tho l.out will lie held if it neapolis jleponds upon tlio decis­ i «n of the Chinese situation T roop S ion, that only some Inst ion by Ramsay. comes to Chicago. It: jt titut" of politics tieio. concession hy Great Britain or h I It,, i,I. t that is hoped for nt th* putting forth <>f n,cw ent. Quigley raid, is some sort proposal i in »vo the « mb rcnc< igrw m«nt 'between ‘ if eon ny hiirfacc Dive -Team 1 i Ih-mi in th: nature of a confedera­ A most successful water me* . triHip fivetr.'V H'- Lewis Man hall tion with which the foreign governMAR1KTTA, Ga., July 29 .......... ."cr,l that pretty Miss Caryl Hew­ in which Troop Three s margin LOUIS, Mo., July 29(1 NS) swimmer. Team - won by troop 1imnt.s can ?u*jf«»tiate for the roviLONDON, July 29.- (IN S )- H.ST. itt, 15-ycar-old M arietta girl, who vicUiry was one Jirst place, »«»'• five M urray Knnner , swimmer. n ..f tr. utip • No more than is Furthcr F. Bush, 07, who rose mu PITTSBURGH, July 29 (INS) details of the disastrous “•uppearcd from her home here inir 10 c*vi*ntn to their cretllt v. 1 to the presidency of U Swan's Dive lemhi t won by i i |,o . • looted even If the central earthquakes in Kansu, China, surveyor i ! tirdny, hnd been seen walking Tho little fellow who usually suf­ Troon Fivo had nine events in ‘"* tiopp five Lewis 5tnrshall. swim• NaUoooUats, Missouri Western Paci LOS ANGELES, July 29. which were reported in Internation­ Railroads, Pacific, I*,nng the Dixie Highway between fers most from n rnnl strike will Is* troop fivo l,i> contluusd. died here today of cei Aimee Semple Me Flier a to- winning ciduiun. *m r. T>um 2 won immune this year from any severe al News Service dispatches from Acworth and Cartcrsville four A fter the w ater meet many ^ a* , M. Khiiiut . swimtnc* Quigley viewed this us n natural Peking in June, were published in bral arteriosclerosis, following an ,juy announced she would resign hounj ufter she had left her home, economical ravages of his pocket- as*pastor n Lv tro tests on land were Staged, hupp' ti tli" evoluUon of China. The the W estminister Gazette today. illness of several months. Booh t t Pfain DivcT-1. au * of Angulu* Temple and TV brought to M arietta by the hook ns the result of the suspen­ leuvu Los Angeles for other »-'* w h s served nnd tho boys spent tie* ■three, Allen t n*ld switiim ... . . . . ,, . . corres- |survi»m i iurvived bv his widow* and olio I tower of tlie central government W estminister Weaiminiswr uGazette ja e iw cor,^ !- I d i ^ b t e r M^-s. »G c.rge ............ W. Holmes. ®flvtr if a motor hus which oper- sion of soft coal mining by Union fir-t woul*l Iks few,but would The Team 2 won by troop five M. Ivannight in camp. The water event _ nt declares th a t tho casual! angellstic fiehls. '"tween this city and Carters- men. »>orn July 5, & » . Well , p ind tier, i slty demanded and ties have been estim ated as high at ended with the following re: ult. ncr, swimmer. The evangelist said she vvouh ille. The trail ends hero, however This assurance wns given Inter­ Back Dive—*1 earn 1 won b> t in i ei^taui' » would i»ermR, be Liangrhow uml Kulang were vvl|K-d hog, I’n. 25-ynrd dash (freestyle) won * > > ‘T despite efforts of policu and national News Service today by not quit until the "unfuF^"*"^ troop three Chnrlcs Vincent sw im -, trncqi three Allen I ields, swimd out. In one plnco the earth opened p ier, no further information has officials of two of the largest min­ difficulties" between her FLOOD. IN CHINA Count Carlo Sforza, of Italy, the hluish-hlurk w ater wus emitted, ‘ mcr. Team 2 won ny troop fivi “een received. ing companies in the world—tho Mrs. Minnie Kennedy and tm. liter. just returned from his the correspondent suid. ,e) | M. Runner, swimmer. | who ha 25-yard du.*h (breast^ str. Pittsburgh Coni company and the church bad been ironed out un« a SHANGHAI. July 29.— (IN S )rtli i Fancy Dlv. Team t won l>y third vis to China sees th a t rounPittsburgh Terminal Coni Corpo­ surcessor obtained to fill her pui- won by Troop 5, N at Furnvv. "KISMUI.LEK HELPS through the n m o ovoluswimmer. Ten thousand lives havo been lc troop five L. Marshall, FATHER of TRUSTS swimmer. ration. Both companies t have I'it* marked Italy in the flfar.J $5,000,000 crop danisgo r 25-Yard JJash (back Btrokc) v n i Team 2 won by troop \hree G. CHlCAGOJuly 29. -M IN S ) — ceased employing union Inbor and ntury when M alateste, bieii done by flood which hi Moyc, swimmer. BALTIMORE July 29.— (IN S )— by Troop three, Uryon Fox hvviniI "thor rondotierri fought COUPLE ELOPES I'' ,nn4' Weismuller, world champ­ are operating some of their pits swept over a 100-nilto area in Jack Knife Diveream 1 won Charles R. Flint, 77. of New mer. . h other with hired arm , ' t s*imnier amt diver of the Illl- with non-union miners. York, known in Wall Hrtect as the Chung Chow Hsien and 50-Yan! Dash (free stroke1 tie. by Troop Five. L. Marshall, swimlust of |>ovvcr. * G-, was onu of the volunOfficials of the Pittsburgh Coal , PETERSBURG, F a., July 29. u r, mer.Ti am 2 won hy Troop Three "father of trusts," today brought districts, according to ' Charles Vincent and M. Kauner llf, rc*CUe workers who risked his Company said they were producing _/u tfg )__A midwinter romance | (J, Moyc, swimmer. Edward F- reaching here from Amoy let at Ms father-in-law, recover bodies from the more than 30,000 tons of coal from interrupted when the parents of swimmers. I A ' A S—Contract Distance under-water sw im Reeves, to John Hopkins Hospital j W aters continue to ri*e and Plunge for distanceTeam 1 r building bridge* oyer co? ij55 vryi,i “ ««ursion boat Favorite, 18 of their 19 mines in Western the girl took her hack to Steuben­ ■ Team 1 won h>Troop Three, A.; for an examination preparatory to ( ther damage and casu alties w ire a:*d Dura Cn nnl on u 'i ' fT0*1 in I-ake Michigan. Pennsylvania this month, nnd *’iuld ville, Ohio, at the close of the sea- won by troop three, B. Fox,i.wlW Fields, swimmer. Temu 2 won b y , Ih’sd R* feared. an operutiou, i-L‘esburg mad, U„ ..? u lw’ ‘•'v' nK from u nearby increase their output to a million s„n, eulminoted in an elopement mer. Team 2 won by troop thus troop three G, M>*> -•» awirmner. now T»v J George Moye, swimmer, lull 1 ’,., u*ht the bodies of «cv- tons of coal monthly if the demand mul jnsrriage here today. chddren to the surface, w arrants It. - usher CitesFigures Asking Citizens Utend Big Mass This Evening Ids Are! To Be ven To People Rain Drives Passen­ gers To Starboard Overturning Vessel As Small Blow Hits Mrs. President Coolidgc To Issue Last Reply LEGION REQUESTS S S S S S t CHAMBER TO PAY ,nl>Sm I ! ” - CAMPAIGN FUNDS I'hcrson Have Associate 75 P e rso n s Are Swept OverBoavd GUATEMALAN, A V IC TIM OF H IS OWN R EV O LV ER Children Carried Free And Comprise 15 Of Twenty S i x Dead Si I.r MKJ. DREIIER HAS iTpor..r « srJ&tSSV... ' ('ONI1iin'iNlE Ih DEAln W ill ACCUSiil) SPOUSE SPECIAL ( Golf Ilody Will Rule On Voifflit’s Standing During Coming Week S ! 1? O f Battle Silc !apft To Chicago Asserts Tex Rickard Burleson ('asf >Rests For Decision Of Jury Coni rol In China Of Rival Leaders Difficult To Break Three Wins Water Meet Hel:! At Silver Lake By Boy Scouts Groups Union MenSuspend Pretty If, Year Old r*irl Has Disappeared'So M ining S o fftt Coal Mining <!,NS>SaVe Little Fellow Aimee (Blits Church For Other Fields / Railroad Man Dies DisastroUH ’Quakes After Long Illness Hit Town In China �FARE SIT THE SANFORD HERAI.D. THURSDAY. JULY 2H. 1S27 pay interest ? e swum? ig pool has not been huilt ? i loses money ? commission is opposed to any chang wei :• paved in Dreamwold. ? ■■'•as c o re v.-ith tee $5.00,000 worth of hospital bon. wes '. one with the $500,000 issue sold, a few week is the present indebtedness of the city ? will he done when the next interest paym ent on ho is due ? * • ■ ■ am ount the city has lost selling bonds a t a sacrifice am ount of bonds rem ains to he sold ? i i , e Mutton Co nstruction Company has been furnished w ater for street ceding free of charge? j! k Brothers paid no gas nor w ater hills while operating the Forrest a ire of 5926 » 1327? mesuons 10 m e oest ui dit A t The Court House R. A. Newman E. A. Douglass Joint Meisch Connelly 3tie«r asher. Chairman , Wilson H. J. Clause J. G. Leonardi R. W. Ware F. L. Miller E. F. Lane ' aaarafii P. Bayard Smith F. L. Woodruff, Jr S. A. B. Wilkinson T. J. Miller �V V— .Vr • ■\7! •' Pi'OUIt N E W S P A P E R THE WEATHER L h c d *n i'fo rld a's H e a r t I World’s G reatest VcRctable lion Its Hirhest Garden L and NO. XVII. __ Generally fair tonight and Eaturdny, except local thundershowers Saturday afternoon. Leased Wire International News Service SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRID A Y , .11 NUMBER 280 lit I ‘in i n o f C irc u la tio n s i I, . , , =F Another On LeBoeuf Jury Is Discharged c o u r tr o o m . f u a n k l in . Ln.f July 2D.—(IN S)—The trial of Mrs. Ada lx; Itocuf and two others' for the murder of her husband was delayed today when .lodge Simon discharged another of the duly qualified jurors. A motion signed by both defense and state alleged that A. .1, Boudreaux t< Id his friends that he would like to see Dr. Thomas Prohor, one of the defendants, ban#. Boudreaux is the second juror to be dis­ charged by the court. Judge Si­ mon immediately ordered the sheriff- to select ten qualified Jitiiens to pick the 12th juror, NAVAL PARLEY Infantile Paralysis Victim Near sRecovery After Being SEEMS SET FOR Patient In Shrme ** OTTER FAILURE IT L Kali • *»* aNkJt vn, Aviator Frightens Citizens By Antics WASHINGTON. July 2D— An investigation was under way hy the Navy Department today into the action of Id. Thomas B. Williamson, attached to the air cruft tender Wright nt Hamp­ ton roads. Vu„ in flying over the residential section of the capital Inst Sunday. Resident* were terrorized by Williamson’s antics nnd called police. The commerce departm ent traced Williamson by the markings on his plane. Williamson wns making n round trip flight from Hampton Rond* to Annapolis. He admitted that while over Rock Greek park here he did some acrobatics but. said he was 2,000 feet in the air. He is n native nf Illinois. TWENTY-SIXDIE AS FERRY BOAT SINKS IN LAKE reCOVetou, v.hlch formerly nmytx 1 idimil in a A moat completely i? 2 i i J from , infattlile para Ilysis, which rrawlitij- mantK'K haa come the has marked , his body practically i !>•■tore of a youth winuse body has all of his life, Roland K. Bar no*, I'"* n mnde er c t and whose legs Great Britain S tales Final 10, hoii of Mr. and Mrs. E. H a i straight as tht-so *>f n normal S iivm Shi* Sllffceslinn To Terms Which Do Not Meet Harm’s of Wagner, returned t cl:lld. The fret aru esicinr.pd in shoe* (T)inmiilce T h a i She Uesiffn from tic !"!* the first time in the youth’s With Approval Of United Sanford Thursday A nd I . Wns Overwhol* Shreveport, life Shrine hospital a t Stales; See End On Monday l.n., where he has boion since la. t minifl} Veined By (.’hurch il c Imy was in the office of Edtreatm ent a: ward P. Lane, preshllent of the December undergoing ; « the hands of nationally knot' physicians and surgeons. Yottn • deitu B n tn n was nceirmpnnied honu* h at ha Robert 1*. llomdon, member e lie | * .laps Nol Saying Much Rut the Sanford Shrine <dub whi< M rs . K orm cdy D ccln ro s Mrs. Are Thoughl Tti Be Lined made it possible for the y o u th ,to Mi IMic on “ M u s i BoC’m z y pat tore last y« ar Op With The United S tales enter the Louisiana i us tit ut ion. W ar Bel ween Two SI ill On I The youth, who until fix empermontnl 1 ion___ nit’htha.ngo had never been nl> , > is now n yim ' a 1 LOS ANGELES. July 2H (IN S) 1 GENEVA, July 211.- TINS)— to stand, walk or even sit e re c t,-i‘ and brimming lia IL “I have no intention whatever of I Only n diplomatic miracle seems now able to tnke u few steps with ft rwnrd with, eu to leaving Angelas Temple," enpahlc of Having the T ri-P artil" the aid of crutches and within tv. iiue when he inn. . ■ I'niphaticnlly, Aimee Semitic Naval nisnnnnm cnt conference or tliree months will he able • • hildren piny. I MePlu i :. ii inilny deniod previous .cparntionTw ore CHICAGO, J u ly 2 6 .— (INS) from failure today. I wall; without any support. The lit rbt ago i dpoi i* limt she intended to resign his mornintr for th e m ass -------—Twenty-six dead nnd f o u r Grunt Britain has stated her I undersized lep - which never bcfoi me,; j from t !■r* $1,(100.(100 religious l Of *Mnnev m issing was the* toll o f victim-: Itiair to be held to n ig h t a t One-Sixth final n‘n terms nud they have not met ■lmve supported the hoy’s boiri Ibe home th I is the enuso of n bitthe J ? ' ,,v- Raised tIn j 1,nnl Special ( arupaiun Is Sought with the* approval of the* United mu t now l i: t - r \ ir l>'ween herself nud hr.' tlengthened whl Icoiirth house, according At in th e tragic sinking of the cxtime Is freely predicted the youth lenriio to walk for t! Hy C ham ber Whic h Votes l o | States and it is non her, Mt . Minnie Kennedy. In announcement b y D, L. M m lsler l.nlonr Shoots Self ctirsion hunt Favorite, which official and unofficial quarters j fir: t lime in his life. The Eviingi'liat admitted, howt hr ,, i Submit M atter To Governors in fashcr, ch airm an nf th e I'o lltiw ln g B rm M lm g O v erS u l- went down off Lincoln P a rk that next Monday's plenary session ! , * ■ ' r :*ln* had iaiggi*sl*'d to Hie ‘I lie (ranform ation in the you In jpavers League, who has will bo final without any tangible lliV body from a twisted n r ! Templ e (cm m illce sin* would reI'ide O f F r ie n d ; IH h W ife I n ­ in Lnko Michigan d u rin g Jl Following considerable discus­ results having been achieved, unle • lUnti d frame weijilung tit) pound I s i r r* bn! the id. ii was “overwhetmled the g a th e rin g for th e s i s t s S h o t W ns A c c id e n ta l sto rm hero yesterday, a com­ ,i | intrly" vetoed by her church. [pose of discussing the p ro ­ sion, the Chamber of Commerce a t a statement of naval policy can he t«* I hat’ of a perfectly normal plete checkup revealed today. weekly luncheon todny voted to considered n tangible result.. The Evangel! t In her denial ndchild has been accomplished I . WASHINGTON, July 2D.— (IN wl c h arter changes. The its Of th e 26 known dead, f i f ­ refer to the board of governors a The final reply of the American four nia.Ier opcrationi which U i to havo an ft)—Francisco Sanchez Lalour, teen were children, ten were women rr> eting will be presided ovet request made by the Americnn Le­ delegation to the British proposals hey has undergone at intervals <> h te pastor at llu* Temple, m inister from Guatemala to the |Mr. Thrasher. gion for one-sixth of the funds rests with President Coolidgc. lint ore month, Frcan a paralized imd,, i mu ■ lime in the future, to take United States, lay in critical con­ nnd one was n man. Tho latte r i'!'iie "i .be pulpit while she dition in Emergency hospital ns ro- drowned clinging to his nine-year, announcing the meeting and raised during n special campaign it is confidently expected to be in died mi Evangelical tours t till of n self inflicted bullet wound old daughter. Many of those res­ staged in the spring of 1020. This the negative. cued sustained injuries and • were hiding n cordial invitation to action was taken in n motion which nr, iighout the country. . Hugh Gibson, chief Americnn del­ taken to hospitals for treatm ent. | citizens of .Sanford to be pres- expressed the consensus of the egate, is understood In have told While 5D a McRheraon made her near Id* heart. Captain A rthur Olsen, skipperiof Physicians nro hopeful for his niul. her mother, M ir. Mimiia Mr. Thrasher said th at in- meeting that the Chamber of Com­ other conferees yesterday that it the ill-fated vessel, nnd three mem­ uutim ate recovery hut fear the K* nt"sly, wo : issuing n statem ent al ion of vitnl importance will merer was obligated to make pny- was useless to submit tin British bers nf his crew were plneed under wound m ay prove fatal. which she declared Ihnt her in proposals to the President hut Igimi hy several speaker^ who Jmcnt *" l '10 Legion. il'n ij*liter "must hi* crazy." The envoy’s wife insisted Hint arrest and will he held pending the I thoroughly investigated ofThe m atter was broughtt to the that he would do so as a matt- r of r j “ .dm tall about my bruin being Lalour shot himself nccidcntty, Investigations. 1 . . . , . I attention of the organization hv courtesy, despite the fact, that hiThe boat—a smnll tlottlded-deckuvvislniir tl. .li" should look after saying th a t she knew nf no reason h ef the present government ami s R I)j(.hton who reviewed t h e ........... - instructions ei>q-i'(l ill present ed gasoil ne.d riven c ra ft—ovorher * • n," •! ■ InreJ Mrs. Kennedy. whatever why lie should attem pt in a position to offer figures ' project from its inception, lie stat- j points raised hy the British pro * turned ami sank Into yesterdny off In her denial Mrs. McPherson take hi* own life, lie hud no fin­ |t will he of interest in deciding ed that a campaign for $18,00(1, ten jposnls. Says She Knows Her lliisbiin*' Trestle (lives \V:i> AntlEnt(ine w* nt lawk on Ihe statement* she tu | tho shorn at Ncrth Avemio when ancial worries and seemed in the issues involved in the approach- j of which were to go the C ham ber1 American observer- claim the , caught in a sudden squall, B elter TJinu Aoviuic Klseln I’htttRcs Inin Kit; lit con Fool w ide c-n her return from Alton, best of spirits. flection. ’of Commerce, five for a reg atta and British proposals indicates n drj Mure thnn seventy-five jtersone tl' . in wliirh the ■ lit! that she was World And i All <’h;» (if W ater Rilling Engineer w in g awuv on no more long trips, She admitted, however, that I>n- ' —most of them women nnd children fit is time for Snnford people to KoH tournam ent and three for the J siro to limit v ssels which arc been affected “V hy ™ the sui- , wore swept overboard into the rngRes Are I.ifs \ n tl Ilu m o i 1Lw ionic thing •• Anti Serinuslx Injtirinff Two '-in ,m 1 that .he would travel-all tour hntl na*i iwcn about their guv legion building nt the Sesqui-Cen- j useful to the United Sint' ■ w ith­ eide - f Rep. f rum parker of Oregon ing waters. w„,„'ru About Ahntlt fifty {iftv were W(.rn „res .R. Jraent and how it has been oper- tennial, was jointly stnged by tliree out limiting vessels which are use­ r Ihe nation, in her work. F it AN KLIN, ' , July 2t» (IN :’ ful to (ireat Britain. ill Sun bninelsco a few days ago. during the past several interested organizations. i KM I'll IB, T. an , July 23. (IN cued hy other bents th at rushed to Ri ('.nations Went ahead for a il has finall. Latour and Gruinpaeker had been the striken Vessel. Knowing th a t the tminusnl* nre T in glad tli In,” declared Mr. Thrasher. Mr. Dighton stated that some Vi. e Rif*.ideal Charles ('. i ■ .dion ef the laiuincss confur- closest friends. Mrs. rfonndy and her I i3 time that they are informed $15,000 was raised hut that to date unacreplahle to the United States •larted,” Mr:'. T1 .an a E. Drehijr Professional divers —»•-*< -vomt ecs and Id- parly of officials All day yesterday Lntour had so- crews nnd civilian vdaughter later today. Ithe fact thut since 1923 thueitv the American Legion ln d received the Japanese have not hothei. d In raid today ns t! pro- ecutinn bt' ‘ ...... narrow escape fn'iii seriou voice their objections. although 'D ?d Phorfon's denial *>f her e1ude,l liimself in the study nt the searching the wreckage and near­ hrrnqcnt lias spent $185,5311.40 no funds from the campaign, lid gun prepar'd! of evidenc# J j y |,„ il lc death today when n t i 'll I., quit Angelas Temple legation. Shortly after midnight fireJoTUgfl fees in order to dis* respectfully submitted a reqncst .they hold the proposabi to l . m opw aters for other bodies. It in , ,i[;lne of the vice iiresldonUnl i nd l " \ngelea fo r other Kvungo- hi» wife nnd servants were pros­ by Imhtinwlliositlon thnt the organization be reimhursj peril ion to th tentative \m:io- gainst her hu-l'sed wliti is accdw* (f its bonds." Iwliovcd several of the missing arc rein lied a •hit plunged through n trestle agreement of plotting il i >n:ir ,1 r of J a m e s.. l ' *• field-* followed n ronfervnee trate. A broken handled pistol, imprisoned in lower decks. ii astounding flgur'’, Mr. ed to the extent nf one-sixth of the ‘Japanese ago. r it, ■ ' l i - one* man wan kill— th her mother l ist night behind which lie had kept in a draw er In I el'.eouf f ,r ( "• i- •J the la tte r’ The Isrnt plied back and forth* be. |ruhcr said, should be of inter* net proceeds. S. O. Shinholsor, pres- | fortnight ^ and tv.n ryrioi.'sl>', ij)juii'<D, is some po ihilty (hut wife. cii r J stloent. • his deck, was lying near him. His tween Municipal I’ier -msI rndmonl to the citizens, especially < ident of the Clmndier of Commerce, theThere Japfclirse may imdeiMiKe iue«lHi:c .iteiiu.id, i sued today, wife r illed Ihe unthulnnce. Tho Harbor in Lincoln Park. It was cn"Maybe the real truth will rmno he train was returning to McmIvor aiifVounceindnta'irom tlm i* ;>fl,‘*)*,‘' l‘‘* that tho fund* had not finn, Greenville, where* Vico follows: M inister was tumble to give an ac­ route to the pier about 200 feet | tnu- made hy the City Com- been turned over to the Campbell. intion, shut chances of : acre, s in out now," said *1 a, Drcher, wh > “The uit* square gospel hns count of the shouting. idem Dawes last night ad . first met her lui’hnnd when hath north of tho breakw ater when the Inma to the effect that bonds I.os.siiig post for the reason th at mediation are slight, ■d tli,* state American I. gion grown so rapidly il has overflowed Several mouths ago Lntour fig­ storm struck and sent it to the bot­ Ivc brought premiums. The aitu- only a portion "f the quota had t The British proposal: > ferrid li:. were student c ut Lebanon (loll e. i ill hounds uf our expectations so ured in a suit brought by n former tom. tle new nnd much that was object- ill Ohio. "All tie* lies and rum v ntion. lon merits the closest considcr- been raised. Children, who were carried free \ i. o t resident l luWes and that, within two years over BO husband of Mrs. Lntour, who wns ban of the people, Mr. T hrasnerj A statem ent of tho campaign ionalde to the Americnn delegate-u tin y luxvc* (old shout my l*u-1 i■I churches have sprung up Lillian Hall Davis of Virginia. when accompanied by *►**>•• nsrents. Irthtr duclareil. j read by Secretary T rotter revealed In the main those proposals sug­ mnv he hushed now.1 It has I. n ’baric 1 H. Markham, chuirn .an o r (branch terrible to bear all this when he tie board ,ff til" Illinois f nt ml and call* have flooded mo from all James R. Armstrong filed the were in the m ajority among ton [in several instances when the that slightly more than $12,01)0 was gested that Great Britain was has had no cbr.m In defend h of the world complaining suit (,, obtain possoshlnn of letters passengers. Enilroad, were sleeping in a peeial part kty Commission announced thut raised an a that exponuttures inane willing to limit her total tonnage : If.” I spend nil my time on this alleged to have been written hy tho cruisers, destroy rs nnd uhWilliam F. Hjofnnucr, Chicago •i, .,11 ibn train and were not a- that Ir.ds have brought premiums, Mr. ; , or *5®®*® advertising purpose and for ide of the Ruckle*, and th at the Mini ter to Arm strong’s wife In millionaire, who was cruising umarine at 500,000 without limit a dainty fiveii "Mr.'-. I(rcliei .,1 ■u until after the crash. ■gusher said “those nremiums tournam ent were in iug the tonnugc hy categories. premiums *°r *',L' 'in* *ge was a world me nage. With ADD!). Lntour a t the time was hoc. honrd his yacht "Doris," near the in pate -blue 1 ■eh. Maym* I'alne, of Mentpl Ire in. ignificunt in comparison excess of the available /uiids to the F u riheriuorn the proposals M igge t cream “ My lie I. ■iii' now flooded with ret ary of the legation. He became striken vessel when the storm been almost In eollnr, I extent of $1,055. tlier city officials, were |.th the size of the issues Hold." ( l ain , lett* r : and cablegrams ed th at a certain proportion of role through tin gruelling d >■minister In 1D22. struck, end hin gnltcnt crew of linkcu up. Roy Chittenden, commander nf the ships reaching the age limit I,,f *o issues brought premiums us ■iff* or In build temple* and tuberj u ry Itclb n. She has nev, three men, wen* the heroes of tho Mi Armstrong, according to lam R. .Toper, t-ttpinee l» $25 and one brought $50, the local post, and M. B. Hutton, should lie retained in the rervite, i f;,Iii-i-t-il. nnd li r fortHudu li: on*! all n w the world. I could lh*' suit, subsequently divorced her trudegy. i i killed ami I lent 1 former commander, vigorously up­ il.i |r. Thrasher stated. *'i* three in or week to each !ld The American delegates hold been the marvel of the apoctatoi The Doris reached the Favorite first huslmnd and mnrriod la lo u r. ill,, m ity, 1 uvlng workers behind tu|car“One bond issue" Mr. Thrasher held the claims of the American that limitation except hv cab-go “ I know my lue'hund better tl> a “ D Gi ir less than tliree minutes after the Armstrong elnlmotl that the di. ry on. .'ly IhnugliL is to make v r* c granted his wife in 1915 wns Krtcd, “brought a premium of us Legion and expressed the opinion ries wouhl he useless ns Great Bri­ anybody clie in t!m world kno" i fli i'l a, Mcnqilii(Continued On 1’nge Three) th at the Chamber of Commerce was ,, i ittjui la t itb hoadquarier 1 tain might devote the hulk if her him," she mid. “ Nothing that tv Rgh as $5,230.20 hut it was on an vacated hy Rnltimnre courts In ir< tnd cunter **f this world-wide Ibid. Some months a fte r Arm . | ue of $227,000 street paving ohligatr.l to pay tho debt. In this tonnage to cruisers and thus esta­ would do wpulcl weaken my h>v Jactivity. nn Mills ilmt bore six per rent inter- E, A. Douglass, form er president blish supremacy. Furlhcrmori the anil confidence in him." strong's suit was filed the ense was i Hi1 This will m i l e 'Bate having nn diimi i ll, friends of Lutour interr mb it. Another issue of $100,000 was of the Chamber concurred with tho proposal for reli ntion of i Although ho joins readily in tL l')“ «*eilit' ; IIIItli . .'H'iuii pa :*■' with thu same four ( wilier, • ' i 1 f< foi a premium of $8,750 hut lh a t ,., ^ " rtJlc"8. !‘f reaching the age limit i- not e th a t sweeps the* court timber In a final settlem ent r>T the In ughtt i u :t g -I n that I could feel ceding ling fast Had th* tri iiti lirt’i H sale was made in 1023 before- " ™ r } "rgan.zatm n books ceptnlilo to tho United S la te ' f<>r room at soma witty rem ark l>; alleged differences. '!* *' in upending a portion of my showed tho obligation, the trade tho reason Hint American ve I e iMuiilid imlehtetlness was very j counsel, Dr. Drcher is exlrern l the ml lire train wind I I e follow - *m e in th" field. There is no pall in comparison with the aw- organization ia morally responsi­ nearing the age limit nre ohsolet WASHINGTON. July 20. (INS) nervous, No word of the onpoMici ed the <kiil'inia in it * plunge. This ble to pay the claim. while most of the llrih.-li -eh of lawycr.i >• nape him but Ins feat IrirrHo ry \v*m thoro'.ij h’v inundated bought of imm diate change, howpMcl valuation." —A decision will he handed down . v ■ * , la * -’ . u I intend l** remnin nt As explained hy Mr. Dighton, this type nre still effective. The urcs t II thu atory of slccplei by the rorent floods. ’i he litCldenl next week by the United Stall's Mure than $5,000,000 worth of Legion bases its claim to ,,tho British proposals further uggest- nights, Hit. nail urn idllen t Ol i'll re t nlitutl I :.tn o'clock Ihhi J Angl in' T iqde until every diffi(loll Association nn the am ateur |"ndj have been disposed in th o . the ......... Irulty Is iriitu-d out. i*d the limitation of eight inch gun. the quick. standing of George J, Voigt, the st four years, Mr. Thrasher I "I10" “ My p <*pi have witnessed that to 12 large cruisers. middle Atlantic’s leading golfer, TKe jury having hern fin ’lh #intcd out in giving the exact idonations were made with the mu I am * illi l out In a broader mlulr The present difference he selected lord night, opposing cm deistanding Unit one-sixth of every CHICAGO, July 2D.—(IN'S)— who has been barred from further CUT.’ . $5,81)0,000. [try, I iMigge (til to my committee dollar raised wn to he transferred tween lln United State and Great Tex Rick- am ateur tournaments hy the Dis­ :uy resigning a pastor sometime “I t’s up to Chicago'” I'lwakti k have been selected to to the local (tost, lie declared that Britain, hut H is generally admit no| were expected to outline th O f ruses thi.t morning, a fte r which t nrd. That was the situation today tric t of Columbia Golf Assov. a tirn . 1 tu thu fiiltiie in order that I plain fully l)ur Municipal inasmuch us the purpose for which ted th at the proposals are as u«- i tato "id '''i 1 1 ' witl) t " u ii" H erbert H. Ramsey, Secretary regarding tho site of tho proposed might accomplish this work. ihe Gas Situation, : tho Legion was raising its funds Haisfactdry t<> the Japanese a:- from witnesses in un effort fu D..(U ) — JA»I 'LR, Ala., Ju ' of tho U. S. G. A., who conducted Dempsey-Tunney champion ship “ Hut till" idea was immediately In prove that Dr. (>• her, Mrs. A sew Hospital, J | („ materialize, that one they are to the Arm rimi. .. Thu pt isecutlon lode y wan expect- and overwhelmingly vetoed the Light, as summed up in u prelim ­ nn all day Investigation of the I fi'1 *s>’i'u'rP " "Tho Remedy l'o r lsixlll „ r ttl(, f(|ll(,K :(h()||li| ,1P M.t n. fart, Admiral Suito. chief Japan LeBoeuf and Jam es Bundle < tsi’ agninsl D. , linn li saying that I must remain inary conference between the New charges against Voigt, wu; in New ml li, roiapleUi i r . n l!n* Situation. j side iiy tiie trade body. Supple. ese delegate, has h e n quoted a spired |o I ill I,< Loeuf. aces possible u pa. tor, and in complete charge York promoter, who nrrived yes­ York today to study the inform a­ V. |!m h son. wh meeting ia called at the in -R e n tin g this statem ent, Mr. High, stating thut it "will he all over diulh or life ii iri.ajumeat if of thu work. terday, and George Getz, one of tion he collected heio. uiirc of 1). |„ Thrasher, chairman iton said that the Legion had helped Monday." PECULIAR CO-INCIDENT rge oteiiuiinal fqtind guilty on *'k *ri Voigt told Ramsey that he had * hirago'a “big business men, Thu American dolegale lia i the Taxpayers' league, rcp ies-jto raise the money nnd that it j>rousruult on Mrs. B J.I. M it'lnie tin named hy Mayor Thompson to violated nono of the am ateur Piles md by the following committee: posed to return it to the donors maintiiined discreet silenc in ihe CHICAGO, July 2D. (IN S) and had received no money, direct­ "got the fight for Cnicngo.” « h «| mit jiI ion lh*' M r. Gertrude Ih in d l. iirviv.u "f the night ef July I f. A. linug’.'H, It. A. Newman, N. provided they expressed it desire fmnlit;r ly or indirectly, for playing golf. "Chicago can have thi* fight if men, Iliir1''«nii with i vo prospects, but it has left no clotjhi the E:t Hand di ' ler 12 yearn a ", Jl. G arni, A. I \ Connelly. Geo. for it. He deduced he was employed by it convinces me th at it really 1 1 * •: I,* i i Iri'll 01 in Hu* minds of those who have in [} • I. i led it. Wilson, R. V.. took the live- nf M2 pleasure ;■ tinder the Legion's plan, Mr. Edward B. McLean, newspaper wants it," said Rickard when he care rharged wild quired that all the optimism of i R iff, Geo. I|. H erring, John Dighton said $'iat every donor ers, was among the rescued p!* merged from tho secret pmv wow publisher, hill contended thut his , 1ltl;h, S. A. It. Wilkinson, John would ho askcii about the <Iispo- the past weeks has vanished. Mongers of tho ill fated exrui mu iiutnmobilo in which with Getz. employment had no'h arin g on bin *•■ p'"Hardy. The British delegates an rather Im.-at Favorite, whirl) sank in I.V " and be Ini luiml titlon of the money given to the heatRickard in expected to confer g«»lf. eepting a life an I l )» « ' W it,LI A .DM OWN, Mass., July !• K Miller H. J. Clause, r.egirn fund and that should the reticent hut the Hon. W, ( . Bridec- Michigan yesU nluy near Lim In today with John C. Righcimcr, A number of prominent W ash­ ing the husband inti* *:’ Control of the rival war lords mau is quoted us holding out no Park. Four of l e r family went • Bayard .Smith , F. I donors have no preference, the ington golfers came to Voigt’s de­ chairman of the Illinois Athletic a China will lie difficult to tiers ami attacking tli M'lodtuff, Jr„ ,| T. Miller, and W. legion was to have the money by hopes. down with the Favorite. : lie* uk,* Prof. Howard S. Quigley, Commission, and Edward F. Kelly, fense. » Hill. The chief delegates to the con­ virturo of iLs first equity. j f t !i•• University of Minnesota, president of the South Park Board, W hether Voigt can play in the ference are still studying the. situ ­ tied today in a round table which controls Soldier's Field Nutmnnl Amateur Tourney in Min­ ation, that only some Inst moment ' ,iit i: .ii of tho Chinese situation where tho bout will he held if U neapolis jlepends upon tho decis­ conccuaion l>y Orf*nl Hrituin «*r un* Jut tii" ji -titute of politics hero. come* to Chicago, ion hy Ramsay. th** putting forth of some new Tli" ti" t that is hoped fur nt proposal cull :»vc the conferenre. fin cut. Quigley raid, ia some sort • nf working agreem ent between Surface Dive -Team I v*nn I A most successful water met tljem to th nature of a confedera­ In which Troop Three'* margin • troop fivetro'j fi* • I 'Wi- M-,r 'm 1 tion with which the foreign govern* I ,ltin* ear*old M arietta girl, who swimmer. Team 2 won by tr*»o] | I'eared from her home here PITTSBURGH, July 2U (IN S)in at.*; c.*n n -foliate for the revlvictory was one /iri-l place, hav­ M urray K nnner,: winunor. ST. LOUIS, Mo.. July 20(IN S)— t LONDON. July 20.- (IN S )— n tri U n tie" No more than is ..I *r , W* bad been seen walking Tbo little fellow who tisimlly suf­ ing l» events to their credit v i de five b Ewan's Dive 'foam I won LOB ANGELES, July 2P.-GNH) Troon Five Imd nine events in the i i |i«> * >ecti’d even if the central F urther detail* of the disastrous B. F. Bush, 57, who rose from b“ Dixie Highway between fers most from a coal strike will he Hoop five Lewi* Marshall, wim- Igoveratneni becomes Nulionulihts, earthquakes in Kansu, Chinn, *ur\u.vor to the presidency of hrmr.lr r, u,lf* Caftorsvillc four immune this year from any severe —Aimee Semple Me P h e r on to ­ winning column. mcr, Ttam 2 won hy tr*u*p fivu lie centlnusd. which were reported in Internation­ Missouri Pacific, Western Pnc economical ravages of his pocketday announced she would resign was t 11 ‘T ’’be had left her home, A fter the w ater meet many o*n- M. Knnner, swimmer. | brnughi to M arietta by the book as the result of the suspen­ as pastor of Angolua Temple anil tests on land were staged. Supp •* Quigley viewed this us a natural al News Service dispatches from Railroads, died here today of cet_ Plain Dive—T*..u.l won hv tr» fM> t " p *n th" evolution of China. The Peking in June, were published in bra I arteriosclerosis, fnlinwinc an sion of soft coal mining hy Union icavo Los Angeles for other i.vate* i u m®tor bus which operwas served nnd tho boys spent the three, Allen Field*, swimmer. the Westminister Gazette todny. illness of several months. Bu*h is xille TkM*n t.flta ci,ly a,'d Carte rs- men. angclistlc field*. night in camp. The w ater exeat Team 2 won hy troop five M, K a n -i power* of tin central government The Westminister Gazette com**- survived by his widow und woohj ho few,hut would at This assurance wns given Inter­ fr.r d. traj! t‘n‘*8 here, however ner swimmer. The evangelist st,id S1R' "ould ended with the following re ult. pondi a t tho casual!- (laughter Mrs. George W. Holme i mm iHiit v udeclares i t imivo th iiiuv ini' iBhuuii* : , (Mud iKTi isIty demanded und 25-yard dash (freestyle) won b> |j aclj ])jVe -Tram 1 won hy lirm m tan«**;i would pm init, he ticn have been cstimuted n« high at Be wiih burn July 5, !MdJ, ut Wcll-i X r Tno te,further e t 0TU,information ,,f “" ‘1 national News Service today by not quit until the "unfoffunato ■ erhas officials of two of the largest min­ difficulties" between her mother, troop three Charles Vincent swim- | been derived. three Allen Fields, swdin- predicted. Hangchow und Kulung were wiped |l»°g, l’s. ing companies in the world—the Mrs. Minnie Kennedy and the mer. m * r. Team 2 won by troop five out. In one plaeo thu earth opened j Count Carlo Sfnrztt, of Italy, Pittsburgh Coal company and the church had been ironed out and a 25-yard dash (breast «tn ’ ) *^j Kanner .swimm er, FLOOD.. IN CHINA the bluish-black w ater wus emitted, w ho has ju st returned from his We is m u l l e r h e l i »s Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corpo­ surcessor obtained to fill her pul­ won l*y Troop 5, Nut Furnworth Fancy Dive -Team 1 won by the correspondent said. third visit to China secs th at coun­ ration. Both companies * have bw) miner. .SHANGHAI. July 29. (INS) troop five I*. Marshall, swimmer, try g' ing through the saino evolu­ pit. 29* — ciks ) — ceased employing union Inlmr and 25-Yard J)ash (hack stroke) >* -n i Team 2 won by troop three G- tion hat marked Italy In the fifTen thousand lives have been Ic FATHER of TRUSTS bin *'nu er’ wor,d champ* are operating some of their pits nr.J $5,000,000 crap damage hy Troop three, Bryan Fox Swim­ Moye, swimmer. COUPLE ELOPES *."unth utntury when Malntestu, w ith non-union miners. mer, BALTIMORE July 29.—(IN S )— laon done by flood which have Jack Kuifu Dive Team 1 won !’fi ."i and ‘ther condoUerrl fought Officials of the Pittsburgh Coal tetr .wa‘, ° nu °.f the volun50-Yard Dash (free stroke) tie by Troop Five, L. Mar. liall, swim- :.;'uintt '-.'it other with hired arm - Charles It. Flint, 77, of New .swept over a 100-milo area in the life tr“ ^ c woHt* n who risked his Company said they were producing ST. PETERSBURG, F a., July 29. Charles Vincent and M. Kanner, mcr.Team 2 won hy Troop Three if.i f r tin luiil of |tower. York, known in Wall Krtcct as thu Chung Chow listen and Fuklun —(IN S)—A midwinter romance .recover bodies from the more than 30,000 tons of coal from differ L■*#! swimmers. •’father of trusts," today brought districts, according t u ' report* : <1. Moye, swimmer. interrupted when the parents of Whitt, sKnLUr*,ori boat Favorite, 18 of their ID mines in Western Edward F* reaching hurt) from Amoy tixlsy. Contract let at Ms futher-in-law, Plunge for distance- Team 1. Distance under-wator swim t. W « i i J C k df t !1 ke Michigan. Pennsylvania this month, und could the girl took her hock to Steuben­ won by troop throe, B. Foxawlat- Team 1 won by Troop Throe, A. . building bridges oyer Reeves, to John Hopkins Hospital W aters continue to ri*<‘ and furville, Ohio, ot the close of the sea­ Uuiirh I,, ’ ^.lv*nK from a nearby increase their output to a million icd Dura Cnual on for an examination preparatory to jth e r damage and cosuahtn* Wera nter. Team 2 won hy troop thru* Dei Fields, swimmer. Team 2 won by son. culminated in nn elopement ■ml clilll *UK l* *a,‘ bixiloB of rev tons of coal monthly if tlm demand l.'.oaburg road, swimmer, * bddrt-n to the surface, and marriage hero u>dny. w arrants it. isher CitesFigurcs Asking Citizens |(, Attend Big Mass [eet This Evening lets Are To Be cn To People i President Coolidgc To Issue Last Reply Mrs. McPherson Is To Kuve Associate LEGION REQUESTS CHAMBER TO PAY r i l . mp compteu|CAMPAIGN FUNDS aslierRevealsSome "ncUssuesRrougM nlySmall Premium GUATEMALAN, A V IC TIM OF HIS OWN R EV O LV ER Rain Drives Passen­ gers To Starboard Overturning Vessel As Small Blow Hits 75 Pe r s o n s Are Swept OverBoard Children Carried Free And Comprise 15 Of Twenty S i x Dead ■ ■ ESCAPr.vS CONFIDENCE IN DEATH WHEN HIS ACCUSiii) SPOUSE m . d r e iie r h l Golf Body ~WUf Rule On Voight’s Standing During Coming: Week Selection O f Battle Site Left To Chicago Asserts Tex Rickard Lurlcsoii Case 1Rests Jury For Dccisiop Control In China ()l‘ Kivu I Leaders Difficult To Break Pretty 15 y car old Union MenSuspcnd Kiri Has Disappeared g 0 f i Coal M illing Troup Three Wins Water Meet Held At Silver Lake I»y Buy Scouts Groups SaVe Litt,e Fellow Aimee Quits Church ri For Other Fields Railroad Man Dies Disastrous ’Quakes After Long Illness Hit Town In China f r , 1(. p . tSSSVFH nol a 5er u,ul diver of the 1111- t vU n '■ : ; �T i l t SAM OKI) HERALD. FRIDAY. JULY 2D, JD27 Cal CoUicIgc Stars in the Uncovered Wagon I Ready for 4200-Mile H op to Rio WASIIINCTON. July 28.—( INS) Pscudo-militnry experts have ad­ vanced many theories as to how pient a percentage of casunliti”* n unit of troops can sustain ' / fore it breaks and rims under but nil these theories have been revised since receipts of news j of the hntth of Ocntol, Nirnrugun, in which one American and I ,100 natives wen* killed. Itehnvior of troops under fire, the m ilitary theorists point out, varies with the training and equipment. Suisonod soldiers ran SOUTLH stand heavy loses before they will break. O w n e r tn)*ps Pan he muted much easier. An aver­ A M E R IC A age guess, p i haps, is that when one fifth of a force has b*>oh i.illed in one cngnO 'tm M If nt : force will be routed. For this ■reason, military men in W ashing­ 0ANEIRC* \ ton are surprised nt the easuajitie of Ornernl Snnditm’s forces. Knndino is reported to have at1Inched th'* Marines at Ocntol with some 500 men, losing more than 300 dead and an uncertain number wounded. Military theo­ rists, r calling Ithe reputed low morale and rawness of Nicara- In an attem pt to flv from Hrunnwlck, (la., to nto rle Janeiro, Iirnitl, iriinii rebels, are astonished at I ’nul Kedfcrn will bravo tho dnnxcrn of ocean, mountain and Jungle, Jmmpitty, hump, bompitty, hump -over the rough in» iintnin trail from Mystic, S. It., to state n e c k h»gh.;,,,is F o r tlie 1200-mtlo Jaunt ho Ima chosen a Stlnson-Detroller mono* piano with a W right m otor and hopes to make tho flight In 40 t* in the hills, the President and Mrs. Cnolidge rode along in this primitive wagon mi that the president might p m til) hours. pose as.« fisherman for the movie cameras. Once, who it thn trail was t«n much for the htltoi or the team ,! " f Prci-idvnt roolfdgo got out and pushed. Mrs. Cnolidge i t holding "Tiny Jim ," her pet chow dug. F o rm er' bnb red in itu judgment. The Supreme Governor S. It. McKelvie of Nebraska, who wan the <’’ o!idgr ' ie. it i shown in the wagon, hack of lh«-1”VtV < m irt denied Stophel’n allegations. president. Coolldgo is the gentleman in sliirt bevert. And the secret eivice men trail .-dong behind. f' < ! The court held that a judg­ ment of a Dtivnl emirity circuit ! jury, awarding Oak Thornton 15,| iidd damages in action alleging ; neglegence on the part of It. J. I Onllospio, was excessive and dir­ ected that if the plaintiff in the j lower court remitted $7,5011 of the II Is lit hi T h ai $ 7 . 5 0 Shotthl • judgm ent, the judgm ent would lie l t d u rn In Case Where i.e iillirm ed, $ 1 .1 .00(1 I In m ages Were A? Thornton was injured during the ctl I’la in liff In Lower Cmirl i on rue of bin work on a JuL'kaon* ville building when a concrete m ix­ Helop Division Chief (Jives TA l.I.AU ASSF.E.Fla.^uly 2M.(I ing platform broke. A jury aw ard­ I 'ii;lii i sShnwimr'l hat 1‘Jlglily N S )—Where certain restrictions ed him $15,*000 for his injuries. Per Cent Of 27.0r»H,000 IM.icorning the u«p of real estate are My memorandum decision w ith­ chines A re In Unileri S ta le s (obtained in a deed, the circuit out opinion, the .Supreme Court cmni rati issue a perm anent in- affirm ed the decree of the circuit w a s i i i n u i O n ! .Inly 2tt un jonclein to prevent a property court of Washington County in a ladder from violating these ro* suit to establish a lost deed. rt rid bias even though no dti mnge TARPON — Florida Power i>< can. . d or nuksam e established, the Mori In Slate .Supreme Court of Company installing white way Dade County in tile case of K. T. lightening system on Whiten mb boulevard. Mi.ore versus Deary Stephel. Moure filed suit asking for a 11)0 Credit Association is an or­ c.lit oi iiijm idinn against Stcphel to prevent him from violating ganised society for the prevention tho re-trilled covenants ill n deed of Cruelty to Credit. Just Pay your f"i-;n Miami lot and the circuit hills when they're due, and help to court of I lade County granted it. prevent this cruelty. The Sanford Credit Ass’n. Inc. Ntojpliel appealed on the grounds that' the lomplaiut filed by Moore ( did not allegi* damage or nuisance and that the lower court hail or- A T L A N T IC O C LA N The World Soon Will Know MOTOR VEHICLES OPERATE!) IN II. S. wAl.TKit \ t -hui|)ll(or A.rHfdTr- of Flhte’.-j. Expanded to I’tuunrv I, 1027. llu* •s n XH per ceiit iii >p this period, I’hiM* line.o’ retired from service," r.iylol- raid. F insl form Vunre lUioil of the celebrated Sacen.Vnnr.ettl case |- ef.peclrd riidli vernor Fuller of MassaehuKettH (lower picture.) Sacco mid (left to right nlwvc) »re iuportcil on a hunger strike. Next Comes flu* British “Whale” NO’I'ICK OF STOt KIIOl.nKIld MKF.TINt; "I hi accotinls for tin* fact Dial' .ilthmigh sales in United Stiitcs i hithiii* In increase, the Icndcn *y is toward a lower pore cut ago of registration advance trnni year to .■mi*. Since in the nggregalo tin* uewci developed m arkets so in ­ fill •’lice our aiitumuliili* export i lie , t lie pea! in peri outage tn ■ t'li i r in l egi-Irationa In tin* out side world in (ill fa r in tin* fu lure.’' 11 wa igobile p nidi d out regi truliuns that In DORNIER NAPIER "WHALE" Tcinka A-hmuie;, \ unit i* a 20.11111,210 H.O'.kVJ 12 A fiira Ifiii.lK! 32,5* »'l Aiia ...... 220,70S 01.502 Kumpe irn.iir,'! Oceania I3II.H2I !»l,2«’.2 Next to United S lates, Fruhce l.etil tin- iiuluidiial lint ion recurd for nutomohile:. with Sitl,mm, fol l ined closely by Canada with K2K, I'tti, The Seyi holies Island look tlo low pri/.e with 12 allloniohiles. H rrrW the huge Dorninr-Mapicr "Whsh*" KCHpfum* in wli F. H > i lourtney and Ids tw« cdrrtpatdtmr, Downey a Mil i.itth tem pt %» fly from Kugland to New York. ('apt. Cnrtiicy i o and Lit' Ik* on the right. I lilis e e d W A s m N trm N , j „ ,v Affecting broadcasting Pittsburg, I*hi lade Ip|, and Worcester, Mm Wesa, of Virginia Item day applied to the F, ,| Commission for a chan qucncy from 1370 to fiktl A formal hearing m Aug. B. Fin* m b., e v e ry o n e o f Ait improvement fund local bank to which i, .slant|y added money the solo | uirposo of <■; ing out i t ’s program real lire that prove: A rbor's worth. uh o f t liou:;;tmlr. o f d o lla r '• oaclt y e a r — pick:t o u r p o c k e ta lake.* m o n ey t h a t wo o u g h t to h a v e to r.pi'titl f o r ol h e r t h in ; * . II.* c a r e Till a m i in an re. T.t Sanford Thin agency ha t long been faithfully ticrvinj: properly owners. P. C onnell’' & Sons Plume I 221 Magnolia Y > VJ<2L- H SUM M ER tS p e c i a l E X C U R S IO N RATES from SANFORD K f o r t h o J4 P i n t ■ PO W D E R ^^ ^ h i , it m l f a i l l o f y o n , u t o t n n e l t v rio tlftp d *i"1 i d Q I l I t * >1 t(» p r i tu t t n * a l l I in iM t ii i if I i l i D t o i f n l M av l i l e l i * | m i , M t ' l i l i t ' i o f y o u , t i n t \ l i r t v r M itiiltiut t h o I ' M i t o I*f I t r n i v l l l A V u l o f l 11** \v I •* it* . o;i* io(i. | ii ft* t* f So m i u n i * ( M u ait >, t l m i . l i i , f «» i h o l i o n . .In n t j H i m i n n ( ’ o i i n t v ,1 •i«11; «• nf H o i n l n o l o »* h it* o f f l e * I n t l i v I ’ t o i n t y C o n n | m i i ' t I n { ‘ 1 1|f o l <1 K P t t t l l l o J * l * o *lII I \ I lo r h ln . w t t h l n t w e lv e m o n tliH fro in lit** »l.»|o h o i o o f I»n t»o| J u n e v'4, A l» lt»27 I » A I H Y M 1*15W i l l L a f o n t i l x u f t i u * H u t n t ft o f M a r r y B ra m l on L e w is , lie ^ L IQ U ID « . KILLS INSECTS Koiiin !l o f—The I ’once Mmiin Temple Jttnics L. Wells, A. C. L. Slnlitm L | | O A N S Wu a r e t h e o ld e s t loan e s t a b l i s h m e n t in t h e city, m a k i n g lo an s c o n t i n u o u s l y for l a r g e o u t s i d e loan co m p an ies. I [ ATLANTIC i V C O A ST \ L IN E ThcStandsnl fl RAlli-onHof • " 7 tho S o u th W e h a v e p le n ty of m o n e y .to loan on h o m e s a n d b u s in e s s p r o p e r t y . 0 > n lc H lu tig u r ,( ir y m o n lb , b u d b r r n i li , tm id tly nldit, g ro g g y n e r v e s n n d x o u r • to m a c h s u g g e s t its u s e . See us firs t, q u ic k a n d e f f i c i e n t s e r v ­ ice, * t.||. Sec Mr. J a c k s o n o r Mr. G reen. J . II. J A C K S O N . •X Office 1 112 F a s t Second St. T I’lio n c O ll i * +♦<•*♦'(*+♦+•)■+**♦♦+* •:** :•* + *;*^..m **:• > •;*•:•■;■■{••j**:**t**;••.*■ ETING TO-NIGHT COURT HOUSE Trif) (u (imiinuuiritc uith M HAND A a H h e i l f f >.f lie to I h o l s l.’n i m - [ t >', I lot Ida Uy W I WI C. l t A MPa IN I ’e p u l y S h e r i ft ( rOttitol, JutMire I I liesp mii| mnny other .ilti othf am) econoniIrn| touts liate Ih*'I arranged for ynnr pleasmc f*r* ami enjoy the Srashoie, MiMiiilii'u ami 1 a lies. For ili'lmls, ritlt o;i »t ’ ‘n u l l Ifour longue tells when n eed d iiiu HOSTON N E W YOUK MAI/ITIMOKIC . I 'lllL A D E M n ilA A TLANTIC CITY W r»| ». LIQUID A ,,' Any food spilled in an icebox should he wiped up a t once to pre­ vent odor. It should be wiped out weekly with lukewarm water in which borax or soda has been plac­ ed. Wrap-! M. W. LOVIOIJ , To I i***|i-y uur Ijiioletim in perfect , shtirn*. wipe it once it week with u clot It wit with, t*tte part l.tii jn-nttm* ' or ktrn -. tie nnd one part Imilcd A f f e c t e d It v B ugs B iu: athg B i^ ck F lag—and diel It gct.3 every* fly, mosquito and roach in your home. Kills other biigs, too. Sold nt drug, grocery, hardware and department stores. Powder 15c up, and M elei. i. o . I... I. ,\ M on iln In a Mo|Ul«J In Viign I 1927. same Prlnfi a legal sales <|n>* nf tills said! .'■tale incicri ed only* 111 per ecu* Inal vein*, wheieas re,'intuition i mitii k id rnrniiTona in the rest of the world went ahead I » I ’ o i i t f o f C o u n t y i h i d f e , S a m i id 11 ». i ’ ( i n ii t v * R tc itf* t»f F I n t i i l i i by k’h per <ent. I hu year P.I27 i of Hurry firaitMnh an .* o li.UiiS autiiimihiles added In I r»w I ii.Cutut« I l#»ro*if(ei1 in tin* I fiiit>'ii .'Mates, while tin* T " i i 11 **tM i n o r u , l f | ? n t o * * a, i t l . t r M m I t i i, i«inl n il |o«rMon*i lui v I id : re t of the world had ndditiunn of fliilin n o r (trlililiK l t i f i i I f l H t m iM l ut UVV.m'.o unit;.. • i n t «■ 1'a . mnger ears l l l l i m . l l e . . ..f W h o l e W h e a l peril. 1 l . o t o f i*tl|l I" 1 1*1it If u n i ) Hen lc ’bll I.I ih tif M Inccl I d MnnyUa,|i0 s,.liq HOXIiS I 1 I r e l l «x. * I Ifnltisr Af h u ’e I lit l i r o u n I ’.in ,Ml i c e I Im ItoiMi*. f l u k i n g I ' j || y ! I ' i i i t l.v.*rr*, l u f VIvii1g u t , wf* M m Hal l ■J Uv, 11> ** F i n n i I I a»l ..f Ml s e e 11rnie n i l . P a p e r . 12 O s l l n o . H l a c k Hi r a p I t j r u p IJpited by r.nk; . Hear Admiral Newton (', McCully today whs Appointed Commandant. <>f the Sixth Naval Pintrict with htndqunrterx nt Charleston, S. C. i to succeed Rear Admiral Noble E. t Irwin. ' McCully has been on service for tin* past two years ns head «>r the ■United S tates Naval Mission to Minxil. Irwin will sail July .10 to 'ta k e tip that post, and McCully will take command at Charleston on Sept. I. “ One S n iff—d e a d ” , |M I'M. sutn lutomohih'H now in use i*la a were given ns follows: o ' t i i , ('latatirr - VH I! • III .kHICl.l.. T r a i l i n g mill ilnliiii I A ) I oi *hn jih K m i f n n l I i n k l i i K U o n i - ( p a l p . I ' l l ■-r nl <r li I W T I t ' i ; o r Kl l K l t l F K ' K S A I . K I ’l ' l l l . l i * N i l T l i ' K Is l i c r r l i j g i v e n ‘ l li . i l I, •' M, II a ml, a s S l i e r l f f o f | ne idltiule r . i u m > . Fliid it a. will n f f e r , f ni | sal.* ait.I s e l l a t p u l . l i e o u t c r y , at f i l e l-'l util I loin* o f Hi nt e e r t a l l i I.e 11.11l.g I . l e a l . . I .It III., e i i r i i c r of l ; l q mi l l l "i i l t o n Hi r e e l s It. Hnr i f or r l. i r i . u l . l a . mol Iviiovva n s Haoforil l l a l l i u : I ' o o i p a n v . the follovvlng .|e 1 set hie.| property distrained for i the* ■‘thjqJd tftke ’*1hr 5,612,tn.1 h y 'tn m. increase Inis' rcgistnilim is1 “ In I In* United s t a t e s we liave' Hiicltt'd that | pint in the (IcvetnjiMu'iit of domestic automobile | utuc1*t when* mure than Mi per* cut. of the units sold m*» in n*-' ip Naval C om m andant WASIIINCTON. July 2MTNH) ^B R U N S W IC K . G A IN T i l l i «)| v n ( III 111* (II* S|;v|. • NOI I ! ( H I M V, I 'M I I I I I I \ [McCully Appointed 8 O ’CLOCK �PAGE TnRF.R THE SANFORD HER AM). FRIDAY. .ItJLY 20. 1027 TALLAHASSEE — High JACKSONVILLE— Biila requen ted for enlaritement of Fir*t Prea contracts let by State Hoad partnicnt from January 1 to ^ Lite WASHINGTON, July 29. — byterinn Church at coat of $ll>0,- 20 aggregated ^8,-1:j9.6ftA; (IN S)—Along the South Atlantic 000. -( IfCS)•_' con*t the winds will be moderate dime* in Iwuthweat, shifting to northwest or iss Helen [north over north portion, and gon:iutv ffirl *tie to moderate cast and southeast jiciilt* to- fiVer south portion. Over the east tment nt | Kulf the winds will be gentle to Ontman, | moderate, mostly east and south- The End of a Seven-Mile Plunge MODERATE WINDS Religion, ITenidenlialEloction And Relations W ith U nited |jri Stoles Are Su b jects U pper­ most In Minds Of Citizens C. C. Champion, U. S. N’., unofficially broke the world’s altitude record after taking off from I, Washington, at a height of 47,000 feet ids oxygen tube became discmnected, at .'10.000 feel L,iil to pieces, forcing him to extinguish a fire and the rest was a wild vol-plane to earth endfield as shown in this picture, Champion was unhurt. LANTANS MAKE twenty-SIX die TROUT FISHING IS EPARATION TO: LCOME BOBBY [ ia o ——----t \V YORK, July 29.—(IN S )—Jones, the Lindbergh of gou, Lirive home lato this a fte rabroad the liner Aquitunla. be second successive year, the ta boy wizard returns with Iritidi Open Championship ver Hie historic St. AndreWl . ( i famous “ We” from Atluntn, ’ and itis magical putter, “Laj Jane” will Le swept into a i| Atlanta welcome when Ids Jocka this evening. A special ition of AtJuntnna from the is of Georgia alumni who will the conquering hero. > welcome will he strictly folk affair as plans for a city iteg comnilttec were discourby the Atlanta delegation. id} of Jones said that the pa* demonstration and ceremonies jur upon a sim ilar occasion p D w n n v i» /\ a rr _ (Continued From Page One) latter had gone down. Only the up­ per cabin of tin* excursion vessel showed above the water. Scores of ft untie passengers were fighting in an effort t<> cling to the wreck­ age. Many others were tossing u*bout <m the waves. I Hofnuuer and his men dragged thirty of the victims abroad the I Ooris—all tImt the little craft [would hold—and started for shore, , They were unloaded quickly and (|,t. iohcuo returned for more. Risktheir own lives in the squall th at still raged, Hofnauer and h is crew kept pulling the frntie victims tihrond until there were n" more jn hj|>HtBy this time other boats had rpac||P,i the scene and crews equipj(P,j w|t|] axes began chopping {iirougli the upper deck in search of victims trapped within. Several bodies were recovered from the |ln]t| ,,f t|10 doomed vessel, Xlu* storm struck suddenly. Ncgmusicians were playing and singjng —“ I’m looking for a four leaf clover"—children wore dancing on thP deck. Suddenly it began to rain, the rain blowing in on the pott Bmorutiation,” said Major John Hihfn, of Atlanta, when ho I j cl Mayor Jimmy W alker’s to ippiiint a welcoming etu i­ s'* *UY appreciate the great lumc the city gave Jones last I but to do it again might seem Im anti-climax’. I t 11 just meet Bobby a t the lind let htrli know we are glad t U<k and proud of the things Lint St, Andrews. Then we’ll I aii informal dinner a t ' tlie [krbilt Hotel and a fter tiiat I go home to Atlanta taking |li) and ‘Calamity June* with Lot* is accompanied from a. li la- his father, Robert Jones, Kirkwood, Sherwood Hurt, rks Freeman and Stew art Mlii. ni'ng those who have come to k York in greet the golf king Bobby's wife and ids mother, I. Robert S. Jones; W atts Gunn, Mclieves (here is no golfer like Inunlur, Bobby Jones; Thomas Paine, executive committeeman pi* U. S, Golf Association; John price, i.. W. Rwlrurt Jr., ilnrriJoih-s Scott> Hudson, Victor [n, Morgan Blake, Robert S. f druff, Henry S. Johnson, Jr., M. Itnbinson, It. K. Ruinho, Irlti Williainaon, Harold Hirscli, p K. tJttley, Alex Meyer, Mr. I Mrs. Henry Heinz. [le Aiquitauia is not exnccG d pick Is’fyre seven o’clock tills I'ing. Pros And Cons Of Worms Ver­ sus Flies As Rail Have Pro­ voked A rgum ent WhichUids Fair To Result InM erry War RAPID CITY, 8. I)„ July 29— (IN S)—Trout fishing has almost become an internatiuiial problem since President Coolidge look to the Black Hills a month ago for a cummer of rest. The pros and eons of worms versos flies us bait,— In ought to tint fore when tins President returned to the sum­ mer White House on his second day proudly displaying a twopouuder and announcing he lull luted it with a worm—continue to rage right merrily and threaten to disturb an otherwise tranquil vacation. Isaak Waltonites have written ill and called in person to denounce worm fishing in outraged lan­ guage. Others have uphtdd it. Newspapers have taken up the cudgel editorially. Be it there a m atter of final re­ cord that Mr. Coolidge is now employing flics exclusively. Ho har a bonk of specimens imitating virtually every known species of insect life thut is wont to hover over a mountain stream and a f­ ford possible food for a trout. President Is Expert Be it also a m utter of record that the Executive, progressing under two years of expert tutelage in becoming an adept at the art of casting, striking, and playing with his lisli. He cun strip a line and flick his fly under overhang­ ing growth in u manner far from uniatteur. Employing a nine-foot rod, hr has used a hundred feet of line in playing u trout—no easy task in a stream such us he is fiequanting. He selects the rigiil fly with uncanny judgment. All of the foregoing on tho au­ thority of his fishing companions, including Major J. F. Gou pal, his physician; Col, E. W. Blurting, as­ sistant secret service chief, and Cecil Gideon, ids guide. Bquuw Creek — now officially dulihrd Grace Coolidge Creek by the South Dakota Legislature— where tlie President does all of his firtliing deserves a special mention of its own. But ten minutes by motor from the State Game Lodge, one is transported to a fairyland clim Back From ShrineHospital A film review of the attem pts to span the Atlantic Ocean in n non-stop fiiglit is given in a reel now being shown in the window of the Sanford Drug Company which urn page one) obtained the pictures from the cd to accompany Eastman Kodak , Company of a. Rochester, N. Y. The film bus I*1? youth entered the Shrine been on exhibition for several days p w 'ii Dec. 18, 1920. The in- and will continue to lie shown for I uIiim v, ai overcrowded, having several more days. * Beginning with Commander Ifatienu when its capacity was _ _ .....: Byrd first attem pt to ppost-,1 to k- 00, hut despite l Richard Li i tbP Wagner youth re- rtake ' off " last year when his mach­ [''‘j l 'ie most careful attention, ine crashed to the time when rrtly after arriving there the Captain Charles Lindbergh s ta rt­ K yt'oenveiit hi* first operation ed on his historic flight, the films , ,“m*e others thereafter. The give some remarkable scenes of attem pts a t truns-ocenn aviation. >, ! L T hl rt‘t,irn to the instituThe tragedy of Rem* Fonck s , , J1'11 « year fur a short stay at"’-), (lt, js expected to he rK,1,i u* completely reroveriiuspital to which young ' , s *** "l Is one of 11 siminstitutions maintained by the in..!' i In*ted States and ‘ a. i lie ,,f t|lp ponders th.. ' Y" *lUi performed 1 . bocpitals is almost herrial, " ".o' urc,‘" li|ii: to Mr, I u-.. ‘ ’ v'^ u. K:dd thut over u | ..pi* "1; i,,rio'l the Shreveport thin t,*aU‘'11'248 *'**•**. many • u “ n’t,ri‘ “ rious than thut o f 1 "Rntr youth. hai,Pit«l* an- lo. m Mitmeapolls, St. I’uul, final pleas in behalf of Nicola Portland. .............. Sacco and B ar|jlom eo Vnnzelte j ^ . / V i n g f i o l d , III., I'hiltt- were being made to Governor Alvin Chicago and Greenville, T. Fuller tnduy by defense A ttorn­ eys William G. Hompaon and HerIvert Ehrmann,’ it became known that in the nvenl of un adverse finding by the chief executive u new and unexpected legal move whs living planned by .friends of MEXICO ('l l *. July 29—The three subjc-els uppermost in the minds of the Mexican people,their religion, the Presidential campaign and relations with the Unlt**d SIGNS OF ItBVOLT States, are rivalling one another for prominence on the front pages of the Mexican papers. Today dll three fared equally in this respect, anil the religious question was al­ lied to the Presidential campaign. While General Arhttlfo It. Gomes, the chief oppositionist enmlidnte to succeed tin* Calles government, is quoted as declaring himself a sup­ porter of religious liberty and a guarantor of capital financial in­ vestments, an official of the gov­ ernment replies with a statem ent announcing that all Catholics held under charges of sedition and com­ GROVKI. AND plicity in tlie revolt movement ngainst the government already have been, or will b >, released from jails where some of them have been RAD WEATHER CONTINUES held as long as six months. SOUTHHAMPTON, Eng., July As tite three outstanding planks in his platform today,General Gom­ 29.- (IN S)—Storm weather con­ ez emphasizes his support of relt- tinued today to hold up tin* trails' Atlantic Higlit of Capt. Frank T Courtney, [tritish air ace. Use wealen cloths for waxing, oiling or polishing floors. Wash them when they become dirty in boiling water and soda. MAT COME HANDY Y'ou will find it a great conven­ ience to keep a small supply of ct rks of assorted sizes and a small corksrrew In the closet. TOO MUCH SALT When vou have added too much salt to u stew or any soup, add a raw potato. As it cooks, it will ubsorh the salt. KEEPING LETTUCE Lettuce and asparagus can he kept frerh by standing the root e; ds in a pan of cold water PREVENT WASTI Cerenlr. spoil very enrtily, S4> it is advisable to keep only a small sup­ ply on hand mid replenish often. I lm M iW y 1 Women of keen buying judgment J have learned never to sacrifice Qual^ ity to h lower price. These women v A m shop nt A&P Stores because they reuli7“ savings on foods whose brand !f?r I T P H f M Y names are National standards of ex. jnmamM fiflBEM M cellence. Good Service And Good Values Are Daily Features At A & P Stores!” Whit e House Tali Cans A Beal Homelike Place To Stop Come to The Ocean View Hotel nt Coronado Bench, Fin. Thoroly screened, modern, Im­ provements, Rales $5.50 a day Ame ties n Plan. 515 per week single, $25 double, K. J. COATES. Mgr. rot > ^5Biscuits er for existence. Birds of u doz­ en varieties swoop hack and forth; chipmunks ami squirrels chatter busily. The stream is narrow am; easily fordable, to the delight id the fisherman. The ImmI ovei which the w ater curl is of gruniU ami sandstone and a mixed ruck­ us sound to the foot as a sidewalk At points, the stream rushes b«' tween high overhanging bluffs like a miniature canyon, only ti subside In deep, [illiquid pools, fa vorito hiding place of the trout. EK 4CI1 AM IT ON DIES NEW YORK, July 29.— (IN S)— Funeral service will he held lato this afternoon for Freddie Welsh, former lightweight chuntpion of the world, who died yesterday in his room at the hotel Sidney. A maid found the ex-pugilist ly­ ing on the floor of his room. Welsh had not been In robust health lately and hud worried over hit1 financial troubles. WITH FOB WASHING You, too, want the best/ You can have hot biscuits a n y 1time w ith out w orryin g about getting extra milk when you use Trans-AtlanticFlights Seen In Movies Shown ifantile Paralysis At Local DrugConcern WQOL Bite yourself Alphabet VEGETABLES Beat cubes added to the water in yh)ch vegetables urt- cooked gives them a rich satisfying fla­ vor. <fl A a EVAPORATED MILK A & P Pure A & P Pure CURRENT JELLY GRAPE JELLY 7 oz. Glass 15c 7 oz. Glass 15c Floridan 4 tZg* Cranberry JELLY 8 oz. Glass.... A & P Pure A & P Pure GRAPE JUICE GRAPE JUICE Qt. 35c Pt. 19c Yukon Club ATa GINGER ALE 2 Bots................. Blue Peter Del Monte SARDINES 15c SARDINES 1-4 Olive Oil 15c 15 oz. Tomato Sauce ENCORE SPAGHETTI 4 An Wilh Cheese and Tomato No. 2 Can ............ V Iona Pink Alaska Red SALMON SALMON Tall Cans 29c Tall Can 15c A & P BAKED BEANS fie W ith Fork und Tomato Sauce ....................... ^ Broadcast Broadcast SLICED BEEF SLICED BEEF 5 oz. Glass 29c 2 1-2 oz. Glass 16c Sultan Ass'l ACn JAM 15 oz. Jars XW V A&P CIDER VINEGAR CIDER VINEGAR Ot. .Jutr 19c Pt. Jujr 10c F &G W hite JA a NAPHTHA SOAP 10 Bars jr a r r Quick Suds Kitchen Cleanser CHIPSO 14 oz. Tin 5c 9 oz. Pktr. 9c A &F Fure A Q /» PEANUT BUTTER lb................. BUTTER A & P Silverbrook Creamery A & P Tub Creamery BJJTTER Lb. 53c 1 lR Pkg. 53c HunnyHcld \ Cn SLICED BACON lb. Pkg............. Stundard Nut QOa OLEOMAKGARINE lb. Pkg..... B has been b itten In one bite by old# experienced prctzeleer*. B ut it take* «kill. You’ve got to hold y o u r teeth just«rlght> Every 0*So*Gud 1* so blessed crisp and crunchy. Be careful on B. U se a sharp deci­ sive bite o n th e wide tu rn and you should get a B som ething like this o r this: Tlie rew ards o f vret*eleeHng| are tw o­ fold. (1) Food. (2) F u n .’ 0*S o*G ud P re tz e ls a r e b a k e d brow n, b a k e d b rittle, b ak ed crisp, baked easy to digest. T h e y re salty and crunchy an d quite th e tiling w ith soup, salad, hors d'oeuvres, dessert, between meals an d all the other tim es you like to eat. C h ild ren like them a lot—and they like children. B o th p ro fessio n al a n d a m a te u r pretzeleera like 0-So»Guds, th e twisty pretzels m ode by th e U needa Bakers. Taste better, they say. O-SO-OUD ^ n PRETZELS Uneeda 1-4 lb. Pree W ith Uuch I’kK. Good No. 1 ................................................................. Q C a POTATOES 10 lbs....................... roach**.' flln , m e Quito<*. t w i an d 1.35/*4nt TSf i u r n c a n n o t r * v t « * i Of: Supart i . JAcanfa when th lt p o w ffW I t H c lk J li I* aaad. r*Rat-xpboT compaht O f« 4 R a e i4 *. M l c h l s a n 205 Magnulia Ave Sanford a t Geneva M cljtn d er Arcade NATIO NAL BISCUIT COMPANY �-V/a 'AGE FOUR THE SANFORD HEHALD. FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1027 The Sanford Herald 'I'ime F o r Action t*«kll.hral eva>rj afternoon n r r |i l Niaaailiaa ail Snnlorl, ClnrMn Iii h timely eilitorial iippeariiiK recently in ihe Times111 Mnimiitln Airi-ur. Knlrrril ki Nrnmt* i'l»a< Malivr, Union atten tio n is culled by the .Jacksonville p a p e r to th e O rlrrft 27, 1011*. nf *Sr lan«tnffira* ■I ImfoMl, I'lorldn. nnrfrr Art *.f fact th a t various sections of the state “ h av e furnished <'<m|rr« nf Uairh, 3, IMIT. evidence th a t it is tim e to do some thing practical by way l.t.AXll l«it».IliiiK.AN.... MANAOKHl„,«inp,a andTaffairs itklOiiouAnn UIKl UUUirS. kiYitoh K A I I I . K U . JO MCA, M nn nglnK K alllm of reducing expenses incident to a d m in istratio n o f public • — A iV fflt n u n llr C h eat. Help The Team ‘~ b1 b L b VEItSK FOIt TODAY ' W ithin th e p a st few days th e Sanford baseball club in THIRSTING FOIt GOD: Ah the h a rt, pnnbrth a fte r the water th e Florida S ta te League has been th e ta rg e t for considertrooks. m> pantc-th my soul after able censure and criticism at the hands of local fans whose thee, O God. My mini ihirstcth a tta c k s have been uncalled for and extrem ely ou t of place. £ :l? g , K .The critics have displayed the poorest kind of sporlm ani'KAYKR:__ b ten nod arc they -s h ip in " r o a s ti n g " th e te a m at a tim e when it needed th e which do hunger ami thirst a fte r, stro n g est support. The ardent su p p o rters of th e club rlghtcousncHH, for they shall i ni' when it was w inning have in many instances tu rn e d out to tilled. I Ellon J . Mougiiton Architect London I.earns, Nut We. Tile Queen Is Sail. The Inside Machine II) AIM n o r BRISBANE C ota?rlch i The Jacksonville newspaper, ever ready to lenii its f*»c Year ........... IT.no uipport and influence to any movement th a t is for the T h r r V " " t ' r n i h i ’ ii.’Vs best in terest of the sta te , believes that th e reduction of public " 7 / >r«, la’iw expenses is one of the paramount problems n f the day. ..rTnii, snni.iriCr n...«rr, i a KHitifylnir," it says, “to note th a t th e re is a movement pnirr. BjiiArrihr* i. ii.* iHirrna- By offictals, sp u rred to action By th e ta x p a y e rs , to cut I-,*""' .uIirii»r^rV*w«^7 r«inT»iIi"!r Idown public expenses in order th a t tax ra te s m ay be lowered } ; * r .a nd less money demanded frpm th e people in the form of lilr nurld T lr I. V II. I. r-aarrlol- *"*"“■ axes. ” »> e ffic ie n t H K tn rllla e n g n>i . . . , , .. , . ....... . «r hnuiiiinK *.inrr ..*.»• •-, I he Times-Union I imes-Uiuon ueruires The declares tlu* situation h as been wllbnnl Minn I, 1 forced upon the tax p ay ers in “certain instances by officials mrmlirr i.f ihr The Herald I* T Audll lli.rroou nf uf Clrrlilnlf....... I IliulMloiaa. i«” who have gone ahead w ithout consulting th e people, to iMtrrnalfonnl A■nnrlnl l»n ..I I’uh- j,.i |n||(l money without reason and w ith o u t m ore th a n Ihe I tehem. Ad*erlUer» mill AilteMMil* 1 . . . . „ , . , , a a mi* wi»e-h.Mi..ii , mi. i. i*i.;. , \i*ry .slightest a u th o rity of law. Projects, re q u irin g payi!i*auhnenpiiiii/Vinin m eats iif considerable sums iif money, have been underh «i "n4r»T irtrj y i,trJw'l>‘!l,,lllr‘n *'j(taken as no individual in private business would proceed boairat l,nihir<i mrll .ota In do, unless inviting bankruptcy. ” FRIDAY, JULY 2!*. 11*27 Reckless and careless spending of public , funds has gone far enough. The Herald a g re e s w ith th e TimesTHK iiTuT a m i * I'lHMIllAm le—Kr.ianmr In rllj m l eiimili ad Union th at now is the time to call a halt. Conservative nilnlalrallnn. «.— Ilrrprr water rtiulrn In Jarkaon- business m ethods should be applied to th e operation of villa, 9~—eunatrnrtlna ul SI. Joan* laii'ae th e government. If officials are unwilling to accede to the filte r C’«inf • _ -Innuanrialloai nf mnntblr **l*er- demands of the tax p ay ers for economy, then those officials ■* IVrrk." should be supplanted by o th e rs who will serve th e people • —Aucn'riilltitf nf 1ml I(Tina pr a ran.—hminen, holrla, afinrinieni as they desire. N e w s V ie w s Yes, Ma'ant, We Are. OUS1IH.SS HVIIHCHII'TIOX IUTKI haunea. • —I’nin iilrlli.ii nf r ll| lien ullflralinn praarnai. f — A new and mntlern hospital. A s B r i s b a n e S e e s It I»IT III F'* ®X3) ''I. Mi ni: H|ilKt •1 .’lord, |*’ln S ta r Packing Furniture D raying—iSiorage Attn WE I ROSPEROUST Yen, lua'am, very prosperous. Are we getting richer nil the time, anil is I otg business renlly big? Yi>h, in- j ilecil. Did you read about reports of itir two financial giants, United States Steel unit General M otors7 C. E. Chorpenitig Phone 3302 or r»7«» \\ GENERAL MOTORS, in the first six months of tliis year, niixie n net profit of $12!I,25U,000, |:ill.000,000 more than tlie 1 eompany earned the first six | mutiths of 11*20. The first six, months of this year the big steel company earned $1*1.026,000, ta k ­ ing second place. Loch A rl )or Goes A h ea d THE TWO OR three billion dollar corporation and the two billion dollar individual arc here. Now for the trillion dollar cor-: pornthm or individual with a mil- ‘ liono times a million dollars, and ur, annual income of liilllons. That ! will come, A fter all figm s mean nothing. All depends on i;..v you spend the money. These are days when nnlj the ttiiug of proven mirii s ta n d s — Loclt A rbor n steadily advancing with i;( program of development keeping faith with itself bringing out the qualiti* that will m ark it a San­ ford's outstanding tleveiup. menl. X* * LONDON'S RECENT sham air battle proves that the big city Is at the mercy of an attack through the air. The British arc far abend of us in airplane fleet and air defence. British war experts announce that if the mimic battles recently loiight in a ir had been real, half of London would be in ruins, lit iddition, all the people in London with a lew exceptions, would have been gassed to death. f tOOK >WIIAT3 Cf l . hie lAlU w mw.st, Deforest-Sanfonl Really (i npi ) y f ;a \ m THAI MIGHT MAKE our govbe the biggest "sq u aw k s" when it was losing. iiox :tnt* rniiKiil, which leaves its lug cit. s c a r l e t TANAGKK | W e are moved to recall th a t anyone can smile in victory lies totally unprotected, t Link, but will lake a Brief Idui the rapture that this day p u t p takes a good spoi l to smile ill defeat. It isn't in I il probably won't. It vvi 1 - — lew bomb amt gas attacks to w ak e1 SANFORD FORUM O fitting sung that sings |(„,K I victory that the local club needs support, but it’s when the us lip. 1 1 2 E . S e c o n d SI. after still. ’ • breaks are against it th a t its m em bers like to know that the Editoi. Sanfonl Herald: ( uppsr St, Johns River Month of You show the path—wo seek the home town is still "ro u tin g " for them , A baseball team QUEEN MARIE UF Rumania ,.I . H . J A C K S O N In dr.cu-sing the proposed jn). j Salt Run tn Luke Poinsett will use new wild roses, is sad and entitled t«* sympathy. ' tin* West Branch of the rivcr.which You hint of distance—ami we needs encouragement front its followers ju st as much as Hue provemcnt in the Upper St. Johns , . , . , P hone ( il l husband dead, she says: "I football needs the cheers of its stu d e n t body. It must climb the hill. River Navigation District. Col. I A ,,<M* M u ir' (IS used to *» very limit: am only a widow now. My throne No Against the woodland’s hare your h ave th e moral su p p o rt o f the fans if it is to be a s success­ in tiis address Wednes.**" *mI»r.ivement i is gone." She denies any wish to Youngberg. flaming breast! duv evening at th eC m .rtH m .se , >V the U.nn.niss onful as it should be. 1 ale Rumania nr jealousy of her You gave the clue und we must muted that, plans for improvement 1;.lit...... bat. ohms Lie inmmvemeot , rs " r l * M ‘ Hr,," ch " f U" ‘ " V,,V We know th a t the S an fo n l team lost five stra ig h t games little grandson, ,the king. She does provided for the deepening of the sooth of Halt Run. find the rest. not want to play the part of a Col. Youngberg stated that Hi* —Genn Ward Drrsbach prio r to th e ir victory over Miami T h u rsd a y . Hut why waterway to a depth of eight fort j “Cliff Dwellers" all the talk of firin g th e team s because th e players are "modern Cleopatra." She wouldn't front Sanford, Florida, to Salt Run . reason for deepening the East willingly piny that part if she and the lonstruetion of two locks Branch of the River was not for "A N iibfltnnthi) lew der Thi» is pretty hot weather for “ laying dow n?" B e tte r team s th a n the Celerymen have could know what Cleopatra really und ti <:mal at points between Salt 11In* purpose of affording tra n s­ suffered slum ps and for longer periods. Despite all looked like -very homely, says Run and the Indian Rtv r: also the portation by w ater hut to improve politics. hi it SiiliN lim lhil Lilt Hood conditions 11ml said: "T heir ■ ------- 0-------th e talk of a "sell o u t" and o th e r ridiculous charges, the Ferraro. deeji'Miing of the East Branch »f 1 is 1.08 Maynoiia .. so much w ater up there, the im ­ "D ig Down" is the motto of the Celerymen a re tied fop f ir s t place w ith a percen tag e of .600, v. . .. , , , , th e .S - Johns River front Salt Run provement of. ttie East Branch of Taxpayers (League. '*• SIIKUMANAH( olu.ttli.u f,,ny niiles tn Lake Poinsett, an av erage which if consistently m aintained is good enough university, —------ 0 — ■ shows that man s (•„) Yo.jnghorg endenvorod to the St. Johns River will not consti­ It’s about time for summer va- to win a pennant in m ost any league. vital years" can W increased hy stress the tact there would he tute a drainage plan in ituelf hut under low water conditions said uitiouists to return for the elect­ ..The Sanford chili has been receiving su p erb pitching, tin* right diet. Efficiency cun many . esukiug benefits from this Improvement, will afford drainage." ion, .-**■,» , begin earlier and Inst longer i f proposed impruvem, lit. Col. Youngberg further said alth o u g h the h ittin g has not been up to the^standard. Rut all mm, cdt enough of the right ---— O------w A ri-feicm-e to a map „f the that tite improvement of .in* East Summet* 1$ Fast There are u few people who lire th e d isgruntled a tta c k s 111 th e world won’t boost th e stick- liuiigs. ( Item stry applied to diet (lf Florida will show that the Brunch of the St. Johns River E J* still wondering almut the Ever­ w ork and n eith e r will a process of w recking th e team b r i n g ' w'11 .•S""M *."ld 1 1 ,10'i ye“ , *,IV' lht‘ ,Suit Run. one branch being known would constitute a spill wny and nfpiny Away! glades Drainage deal. uoikm g period of human lire. the Bust Branch and the other f()„ , „ nK.„ns of turning the waters tint tlcHiml roHults. W h at the club needs now is a loyal -------- o-------.. . ,,,, |«<* the West Branch, There is no (lf the St. Johns River into the cunMail you ninth* plans to im­ Someone seems to ho afraid that g ro u p of fans to s p u r it oil, not a bunch of pessim ists who WE KNOW TOO little uliout t i ".nsportation or commerce of any fa d in g ft* the Indian Rlver.thus their little playhouse i* going to a re calling for the sculps of everyone from Lee Crowe ourselves. Herbert \Sii.*ncer snys|kim i on tin* upper St. Johns River controlling, to some extent, flood prove y o u r house, to erect i experience u severe earthquake. down to the bat boy. uii English gentleman would In* south of Salt Hun except a few conditions during highwuter season. Urw out;? A I>ett or o|i) ii ul uni­ ashamed to put the accent on smuil gasoline fish bouts and occu­ From an engineering point of -------------------------------O------------------------------Isn’t it funny how the "Yes Men" ty. Offeriujf Ttion* f.ivm:.Ml lta niite-pentmimute Instead of sinnatly a few small pleasure craft view, possibly everything claimed started shouting "The fight is td! ECONOMISTS D E F IN E taxation as the levying of tin penultimate syllable in (p h i-1during the season of the year that j,y Youngberg might be nr conditions to th e Iitiililcr it over , and it hadn t even stalled c e rtillll c o m p u lso ry contributions, upon individuals and genia, Imt is not ashamed of com- this portion of the St. Johns River complishcd, hut the people of the >t L likely to come tigaiu-—take ad­ corporations in o rd e r to provide public revenue. Tin plcte ignorance about bis inside is nnvigablo under any cim tni- ; Upper St. Johns River Navigation J machinery. 1stances. [District, in voting as to whether vantage of those thing* and ~ 'J Today's best "Ask Me An­ assum ed purpose of ta x a tio n is to provide public revenue; — —— J According to Cot. Youngberg, it , bonds amount to $1,250,000 shall 1 other": Uncle Sum engaged In war our service y ou’ll profit on . its ju stificatio n is the common benefit which comes from MRS. AIM EE SEM PLE McPher- is is the intention of the font mis- hi* authorized at the election to or m u r ................ son, whose conversion of sinners sinners of the Upper St. John*!tie held on August 10th, are not Tin” !!"*r " N,cnruKUM* -T « ,,,i,a th e expenditure of litis revenue. T h a t is ta x a tio n as tinhot Ii! Times. proves her inspired, fights as well; River to deepen the East Branch o f , voting fur the utilboiizalioti of economist sees it. Hut ta x laws are not enueted by as she converts. Her form er the St. Joints River, which is not {hands covering a drainage project, What ,we eun't understand lr econom ists; they are th e handiwork of politicians. And choir lender, Mr. NIcIioIm, says: mivigaidr, at present, during any ; but are supposedly voting for the what is uIt ti.ut, two new ... , eom.nis- the politician has a very simple philosophy o f taxation. "Confess what really happened season of the year, to a depth of authorization of a bond issue to rr,t when von were supposed to ho five feet and to a width of sixty promote maritime shipping and K m 1 J iHt^rock? ^crvthb'iirHO *"** Wl" taxation is a system of levying compulsory emit ri­ kidnapped." Mrs Aimee Semple feet f*»t a distance of forty miles commerce on the upper St. Johns L U M B E R :6 m Pa n V fe ------- -u-— — jbutions in w hatever way will produce th e least o u tcry . From replies: “ I told the truth, wulk-d to Lake Poinsett und when this has River. Col. \ otingherg fulled to exV . r cLb t i ^ ’i t1-In it necessary t« remind mir tile p o litic ia n s point o f view , th e m easure o f t a x a t io n is not in the light, and you are only been done, under the guise of the plain how the proposed project tan ruAileft: / ‘*at there will be a meet­ ability to pay, but inability to resist. T H E Y A R D W IT H A M I L L H A C K IN G Ills fav o r leans to Icaiking for advertising, which van promotion of commerce by water he carried out under the authority , ing tonight in the Court House of liteil." There is nothing like cotir“"<1 maritime interests, it is the of the Act creating the Upper St. j th e element that can produce tin* votes. He te m p e rs the interest to utmost everyone ? age to lake you through. Mrs. of the Commissioners of the Johns.R iver Nuyigaioii'District. , Phono1J5 B o n d (Jrade Holly Avi*., at — ■ ii - — ■■ wind, not to shorn lamb, but to the ram with horns. I’tib- \ i,.ls ' navigation district to construct n 1 I do not believe the people of t Yard Z ip S iT \iff dam ut the northern end of tin* Seminole County wilt,by their vote, .W o rd Ucrutd bus an editorial lie sentim ent, he says, tlem ands a high tax on some things J l t h , 1 2 th, l.'itli Sts entitled "Built Rocking Towns.” 11 and a low tax on o th e rs . NEXT MONDAY Mi fh n n i. East Brunch of the St. Johns River ■ 11 ppruptrlnlc money to itruin vast W hat tie means, of course, is ts prohuhlc tlmt someone has been lierlin Vtlnntic flier will *rv 1,1 " r Salt K‘in. Therefore, ncienge locat d in Brevard, •>sceotlu r , will ,r ()„. expenditure of puhlie la and Orange counties, especially it. u rough bcu.—Brudcnton Her* th a t one clement of organized selfishness is m ore audible lu n n . Atlantu th a n an o th er. T h a t is w hy th e most desirable tax , in the s i . E n g avint'ion In ' a HtHe'snort binds in the m anner above men- so when Osceola anil Orange countnld. aviation. I 1 n littli sport , j„n, j„ t he tlccpening of the East ies are participating in any hem-. , --------—o ----------eyes of th e average political representative, is a ta x 01 . the shipping Tun. pit Times purugruphor esta te s of deceased persons for dead men have no model Id phi lie he will fl) from the |Jn||ich ((f tlu, i;, J«hns River.snid fils that might remotely result, deck IT the steam ship Leviathan. Hiariei> will not l>e uvnilnble I without hearing any part of tinwiuitu to sta rt u crusade against showing how passenger and mail ; ; , romn»oree by public tax burden, the paper napkin. 1'k-usc include votes.— William B ennett Munro. H. C. VIELE the puper towel.—Times-Union. Is there u newspaper man who i*- not used to the paper towel? — o- transportation can Ik* speeded up by flying from big ships as they traversing the I Geo. A. DeCottes. _____________________ ________ Thc Man Who Might Have Keen King .SOIIN FLYING machines will! The Florida State News w ants, ASHEVILLE TIMES cross lilt* ocean more safety than to know, if people do not know boats do now amt in one-fourth of. ull about that K vuglados deal, Fcltliiiiind I ut Rumania is! the war have Roumnnin’s demo-1 dpi time. Then a combination w hether it Is heenuse they ur,* "ton dumb, or loo Inr.y." It's be­ gone; his ginmlsou Mtcbuel isjeralie aspirations found proinis- steamship and plum* will seem King under a regency repreHcnt-Iiiij* voice. The Brntinnos and the 1 cange, tint it is a useful l ran sicam e the deal was too political. ing the oligarchy which has so, other powerful ultra-conservatives 110,1 ,,0'v• ______ And wha> would the esteemed long ruled the country; in Id* | strangled infant Liberalism while FRANCE FORMALLY protest-' editoi of our morning contem ­ porary say if he knew that the I ’ m is villa i'rinee Carol spelt its o f .the feeble Ferdinand looked on, oil lo Russiu Hint tier cnmimmistie1 in propaganda in France "is intoler"iw ml English prof" ut Yule once himself ns King, lull on what Imping, it well may he, Hint m used the word "jiweul" in an a d ­ foundation mote than hope U 'future duys men would say of | "U" .ll* French public opinion, dress before u group of women? weald be bard lo say. King ( arr.l,'l ar greater is be rt,)iu i<in Mr «-up| tnl, replies that Anil to this prodigal son of u than his father." But tlu* old man for a long time christilin propaWelcome to tbo Heminoli- Fom for hisprodigul son nshe (trnmln in China "has been intoicr-, tv News, a Weekly ntW«pt|XI'. pr Ilire there must now come some wept which plans to pay particular a t ­ teen regrets for the course of was virtually forced to sign the able to educated public opinion there," hut llm L hasn't made christention to items of county inte­ events, nml his part in them, [ ilcejYc for his exile, trying ° tians give up their propaganda. It rest. TJiere is a field in Hunfor-I , foi u ,.weekly newspuper,proper!v which finally spelled bis renun­ make himself believe that it was is hard to deni with Russians. tuunu evd nml prup«*rly edited, ciation of Hit* throne now im ­ "lor the greater glory of RouTHE FRENCH wtjr d e p a rt-1 nnd tlu venture slum Id prove u ' molly proclaimed as held by Ills munln." merit says French flying machines’ tuccess I sen. More than that, it may easily There is cause, then, for the , . , , , . .built for land work must not I to pass Hint the Liberal vain rt'ifri'tH of C arol who tml> 1 «k*4>]|fih and rink pilot*9 livci. D-e Crowe, .Sanford m anager, ‘come ( the ball jvhniciits of the vvar-ctihugcd plays ul being King. French m ilitary planet used above | is ultra-disgusting on the b a ll, Wrier must have pontoons to make field. I t’s time for the snorts writ* i country ul Roiimuuiit will more Tbit i* .......... ly tw eitty-thiee sen-lauding safe, Private indivi­ e ls of the league to begin punning Uhd more as the years go on sigh oinuircs let him get tret . . . i SI.UOU lulls in circulation, accord­ duals msv take chances u» l.imlhim. Ttie The umpire* for thr return of the wayward ing to treasury officials. Guess tiergh. Chamberlin and Byrd, did away w ith anything. If we hud the movie- have got these, all with results. umpires with backbone Crown Cn ro| For vvltli all bis faults, be seems right, would be ejected from the gunte j Women made hook* ill-the midrluilv.—Sarasota Times. to liuve been iiletuified witli tin* fo g ’ *M«* »e*'s, snvs n headline. W«* saw To th - Sarasota Herald, per- Liberal political thought of h u Lindbergh got lost in Maylie i '* vredding the other day and are • -mil We congratulate you on ..... ' V ........., while flying m the i-ast ......... i ( f j m.ved by the tlmugl.t that there tin niH«l«rly diction and inU.,.. - country. Ibis fa d . .,uite as murli it.;; , j pi ,UI, rationul flare of your editorial at. Carol’s lierspllal and family | ,|0„tJu| n* trying to htl11 !"v l,n'n >' rame ylng | gamblers among them. t-otillid "Ferdinand." We ro,>* | disagrcemcnls, with Queen Marie find their way nut of. grot 11laic you,too, on the b r a v e , |||M, W r ,lH1Kt ,IUV<> playNow Hint Rumania tins a fl«mt**-ioii of ouotatiou m arks or | , . . . , r •lit line.. Paul Webb, of this ‘"J ** PMrt political maneuver- \ 1 lie hitiuan brain is by no yeur-old king, politics probably m u panel's fluff, who wrote th<i|iug und family bickering Hint led i means a finished instrum ent, says will steam right up, with every­ editorial, particularly enjoyed it. to C arol’s fpresweariug of his in- >r;, *’ re'lrick I ilrtcy, We doiH body taking a hand in the inter­ pretation of tile roval wishes. Ilo, - -tsrk ao n v ille Journal. I iil.t it HInin l « a* I I I 1^» "* •aeksonville bcritance. kidding us or if vve should th a n k ! hunt. We wonder how his highin is(j. I* a i w ibut we uii make Only fo r a brL-f period biucc God t or that. nets likes bread and jam . < I lin o ' 'V 1 l l l i a H i m 1 l i - ** | ■ ■ ■ * * ■■- - lD a * y to n a e B e a J c h ti * F \ o y i d F L O R I D A ’S G R EA T SU M M ERTIM E TO W N K«r oinitr >r am (iropte ell i'«rr I nll.-.l stale, mol I ai.iola b m r »l-ltr.l llnrl-ioi llrnch—1» »*•*• s J " • tartueale ...... ...... .... .. au.* arillimvieitaeil lo I>»*p raitoor.t |I>I. i:««t (o ast ell> Milk (lie VVorliC. Clnrat %II-tear Cllnmtp. Warn, la « !■«•* ratal la s.iaatwrr. It* VVInter call l« nlrriolt ttaarltl-ttltlp. i i , North. Knot nml Ml «I-\VVpI. even I lip I’aelfle CoAkt. Ibr> ...... pi far tl.r rllinntr. llie llpn.li anal t..p Hie itrral uraaa of railprlalaiaairaii aalala-li laaa-lnilr. Ike VVaarlal. arpalr.l ana-I**a, I ortinotrolloii. Miol InilUISnnl iarll«l«t lor Ilia- laa-nnlt „r .r tr n la «allr. ul im lrr Iroaal—ocpmii uaol rtarri for aiolf. ftnliliiix. hialliliMt. iimtiirliiK. t'ltlInn. hiiiilMiCi kitllliiu. Mirlillnu* IU mi hint I AMiHturrtluir k»%«h. !«•». I#rw|ilr In IViilml l *l«rlillit Alijinuiiii (iru^glii hiiiI Hit* I n ml Iin*■ IHIa «iik| I'omr Uf lInlineiiiiiIa. II a mil I* rrftrtilii*E j nil n»W« Will flill I'mtlrf Aililrewa III i ‘Immlirr nf rninntrM’e f*«r NrknlHlp of m lfrrtl ati in in r r riilrA tn lintrlA, ti|itirtmriilA UMil •*** I*»ia lliiri, r*. i W L „ i ____________ i l l ________ f& m ............. . ........ - i W �PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1927 Mis®'Wichita Telephone 148 MRS. FR E D S. DAIGER. SOCIETY EDITOR MRS. M’CULLER E N T E R T A I N S FOR Kings DaughtersHave MRS. BROOKS OF JACKSONVILLE Enjoyable Outing At Social 'alander Residence Telephone 859 —J A very pretty social courtesy given this week was that of F ri­ day afternoon when Mr*. L. P. McCuller entertained tit bridge at her 'hem e on Myrtle Avenue, compli* of the m enting her house guest Mrs. H. leet ut 1K. Brooks of Jacksonville, riitli a t ! The rooms were converted into scores were compared and the one The King’s Daughters Glass of making top score was given a the Methodist Sunday School had colored glass iced tea pitcher. Mrs. « pleasant outing Thursday a fte rBrooks also received an iced ten "hen they enjoyed a picnic pitcher a gift from her hostess. ,nt Silver l.ake. At the tea hour, the bridge I The member* and their guests accessories were removed and the met at the home of Miss Edith I dance of cut flowers and fernsar- card tables sprond with dainty Yarn at nnearly hour arid motored w||l ranged with pleasing effect in tall covers and refreshments of chick* out to the lake in a body when1 the ' floor baskets, howls and hanging on salad, peach pickles, cream swimming and boating w-ere greatt ;i j baskets. Roses, zinnias and other cheese sandwiches, raisin sand- l.v enjoyed. who 1lovely garden flowers were used whiles nml iced tea were served by, ,\t sunset a bountiful picnic supthe hostess. urt. In profusion. Scores for the five progressions1 -Mrs. Mrs. McCulIer's McCullcr’s guests were said wers kept on uniipte tallies which | Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. J. E. Brnuse.'drin Mrs. “ were in the form of tiny Jap an -'M rs. David David IL. Thrasher, Mrs. 1 Tl * esc fans, which served adouble ‘ George A. De Cottes, Mrs. Charles that ' j, purpose, that of keeping scores and E. Henry, Mrs. John \V. Sneed pii-n 1,111 keeping cool. ) Mrs. A. C. Fort, Miss Ollle John- -j*| The afternoon hours passed. son, Mr*. Frank Miller, Mrs. Thenquickly with the enjoyable g a m e «dore l-angley, Mrs. George Paxton, will of bridge nnd a fter the stnted Hum-i and Mrs. Fred Dnlger, Gem GOLDENROD WEDNESDAY Spaulding Circle The preaching service a t the of the Community Church had a small Church will meet with attendance Sunday due to the Touchton at 3.:i0 o’clock at inclement weather. Rev. Reid f nn Elliot Street. delivered the sermon. SUNDAY Jam es Sigler left Tuesday for n .,1c II. Y. P. U. Federation trip through the north. He ex­ ■t ut Titusville, a t 2i30 pected to !«• away about two I All members are asked to months. K. Brooks arrived here the First Baptist Church afternoon from JncksonMcsdamcs R. (’. Smith and C. S. .|,K-k and leave there in a Mathers were the guests of Mrs. is the guest of Mrs. I* P. ■art will be furnished. ■ at her home on Myrtle Hoyt Morgan at her home in Ovie­ do Tuesday afternoon when Mrs. I Mrs. Fnink J. Gonzalez Morgan and Mrs. Joe Brown en­ ted to return borne next tertained Circle one of the Me­ a Townmlo, Pa , where thodist \V. M. M, S. of Oviedo. A . U r ii visiting their dnu- very interesting meeting was held. «, Leu II. Rockwell, Following the meeting deltcious|reXreshmints of fruit salad, cake and ice drittks were served by the hostesses. Mr. and AJrs. Robert A. Newman Jtev. U. E. Reid and family of and family leave tile first of the W inter Park were the dinner week for Daytona Beach where guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy Slon- they have rented a cottage for the month of August. iger lust Friday evening. Horten Walsh of WilmingMr. nnd Mrs. It. U Groom, . C„ n former rosident of Mr, nnd Mrs. 0. S. Brown were Mr, nnd Mrs. T. L. Duma* ,1 irrived here 'ITltusday nnd dcligiitfully entertained Monday leave next week for Augusta, Ga„ ting hrr brother and wife, i vening at the lovely new home of where Mrs. Dumas will spend the Li Mm. John G. Limnurdi. Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Mathers of month of August with her dan chi­ ef Mrs. A rthur Buzzard. North Bert of Gully Lake. Mr. C. A.. Guuxe of Orlando was |.ml Mr*. Calvin Teague are Miss Elizabeth Ferrnn who hns itl t>i return home Monday u visitor here Friday. E. II. Smith, William Howell (teen the atractive guest of her jcrrit.i, S. I’., where they Hn visiting Mr. Teague’* und E. II. Garry left here Tues­ aunt Mrs. D. L, Thrasher and Miss , Hr. and Mrs. .1, II. day by automobile for their home Helen Mart incite left Wednesday in Cleveland Ohio a fter a few days for her home in Orlando. visit here and in Winter Park. md Mrs. C, E. Henry and They were the guests of Mr. and i»t* Mt** Itfttlr Henry and Miv; Charles Eldridge Sunday at Irant Wilson plan to leave a duck dinner. MV. Garry announ­ his iil.entions of returning *l of the week for Daytona ced h ire in the fail, ut which time ho Ihoy will spend the month will build a modern winter home mt. nn a two acre lot which he hns purchased from Mr. Sm ith, on I'eurch l.ake. Messrs. Green and Adrinlico ex'pect to leave the first of the month on an auto trip to the Great] Delightful PartyGiven At Summer Camp Of Mr. And Mrs. Monroe Mr. nnd Mrs. R. Ben Monroe en­ tertained n few of their friends most delightfully Thursday a fte r­ noon at their lovely summer camp “ Monroe Ixnlge” at Cowan’s lake, near Enterprise. Swimming and fishing were in­ dulged'in during the afternoon and at dusk a winnie roast and fish fry augmented w ith n bounteous picnic supper wns in enjoyed by the guests. Those enjoying this delightful outing were: Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cowan, Miss Margaret Cowan, Miss Frances Teague, Miss Louise Thrasher, Mr. and Mrs. Sum W. Bradford, Edward Buhrman, Joe Meisch, Mrs. Dietrich, Sum Brad­ ford Jr., and James Bradford. Monthly Council Held By Epworth Leaguers The Senior Epworth League held its monthly council meeting last evening. Several m atters c-f importance were brought up and diseussed. Mrs. Earl Kipp acted ns chairman. There will lie an important bu«n incss meeting of the league next Tuesday evening. All members are urged to be in attendance. Mrs, G, R. Simms will he in charge of the devotional meeting Sunday evening. The subject will be Alien and Citizenship. All who are interested are cordially invit­ ed to attend. am* Mildred Orr, young society gii!. ft III represent Wichita In the national l,canty pageant at Atlan­ tic City |n September. Mbs Orr won dm honors in a contest la which 37 girls wera entered. Men’s Linen Wash Suits Sanford Laundry CHONS 475 Mrs. Sidney .1. Nix returned home Wednesday from Jefferson. Gn., where she has been spending several weeks. I [.' 'buiies A. Pittman nnd urn who have been visiting parent* Mr. and Mrs. Joseph » .1! *lt f for *evrek* are expected to return * hunday. Mr. Pittman will 1 'Mm at Jacksonville. COURT Seminota (jjounlyTgank Sanford,Fla. STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS HOUSE phone service in the South is engaging the best ef— forts of the Southern Hell Telephone workers. ' I t is now estimated that 00,000 new telephones will he added to the system this year, and that the gross expenditures for * additions and replacements w ill amount to more than $29,700,000. j “ T h e r i g h t t h i n g ” to which we r e f e r , is s a v in g 1 something* e v e ry w ee k a n d 1 b u i l d i n g lip a r e s e r v e f u n d a t t h e 1 S em in o le C o u n ty B a n k t h e n you will look f o r w a r d to th e f u t u r e with m u ch h a p p in e s s . 4' i i n t e r e s t paid on s a v i n g s ac c o u n ts . N ew Cables, Poles and W ire A ll Devoted to Your Service r r \I I J 3 big job o f extending and improving tbe tele - STRONGER TIRES Greater Mileage DO THE RIGHT THING NOW Mr*. John Phillip* celebrated licr birthday anniversary last W tdnttday evening i when ah* invited n few friend* to dinner. Among those present werejDr. and Mr*. D.C. Gabnrd, Mr. and M ri.P.T. w Wakefield, Mrs. W alter Flynt and her father John Holder, Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Moran and daughter Jean, Mr*. Leonard, and Mr*. 9, 1..-files and daughter Ethel. Mrs. Aubrey Moran, Ml** Panl­ ine Moran, and Edwin Sutton mot­ ored to Wildwood Monday where they visited Mrs. Helen Toole. The District Conference was held Inst Sunday at the Methodift Church and many were present. Many people from Mims attended. J*" A delicious chicken dinner wns ser­ ved on the grounds. Mrs. George Thomas, a former resident of Geneva has returned to live in her old home, She has pnrchaseil the Oldham Grocery store and will reopen the plncr Senteruber 1st. Oldham has purchased the Reig grocery store and will take charge Sept. 1st. W .L Selg, form er owner, will farm near l.ake Homey. Miss Clara Wright and W. Rice were .piit tly married a t the Uaptist parsonage Saturday night. They left immediately for Daytona Heach where they will make their home. Itov, George Devott porforiu• d tererminey in the presence of n few friends of the couple. Mr. and Mrs. Ii.il. Pattishall left Tuesday for Washington D.C„ where they will visit their daughter, Blanch . for several week* a fte r which they will continue to New York. They are to he gone until the last of October. Rev. Devi tt and family left Mon­ day for Detroit Mich., their form er home, where they will visit friends Here is Lena Wilson, “Cinderella of the North Wo- d ’' who becalm- for about six weeks.They will re ­ turn in the fall when Rev. Devett the bride of James “ Bud" Stillman, Jr., in one of the biggest wed­ will resume his duties os pastor of dings the north woods ever had, The bride formerly was a servant the first Baptist Church. In the Grand Anse camp of Mrs. Antic U. Stillman, mother of “Bud'’ DAVENPORT —Several streets and wife of James Stillman, Sr., New York. -f city are being paved. GET ETHYL GAS AT WIGHT BROS CO. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hrothersmi and baby leave next week for Daytana Beach where they have rented a cottage for the month of August. P'Oti Spier, who has been usM with the Western Union mph ('naipaay has been tranx I la tin* Western Union at I’ulni Beach with Manager I* *h" has charge of the ofhtrr. Geneva LOST GERMAN POLICE dog. Answers to “ Bud”. Hus Edward Higgins on collar. Reward. Return to Pil'd Magnolia Avenue. Mt*. C. W. Shinholm-r returned font Sarasota Thurmlny afternoon after a three weeks visit with her daughter Mrs. J. F. Miller. Miss Ila llartow returned S at­ urday from a three weeks visit with her brother (Hyde llartow and family of laikelnnd. Mt. nnd Mrs, W. A.. Smith en­ tertained Mr. ami Mrs. R. C*. Smith and daughter Inez at an in­ formal birthday dinner Sunday. It wns Mr. W. A. Smith's dfith birthday. Dr. McKee was a guest at the birthday dinner given in honor of Mr. Noak’s birthday Sunday. The many friends of Mrs. Green, who has been confined at the Florida Sanitarium for some time, will lie glad to know that she is rapidly improving in health and that she will soon Is- aide to re­ turn to her home. Dr. und Mrs. Ward of Winter Bark were pleasant callers at the Dowun home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Hagan nnd family of W inter Garden were dinner guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Reed Smith Sunday, ' '* 1 Mr. and Arts. Charles Eldridge visited the Dike Jen Nursery on business Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. It. 1„ (’room mo­ tored to Miami for a few day* last week returning viu Pompano, Bowling Green and 1-nkeluiul. Mrs. B. F. Wheeler and Mrs, Lena, in Her Wedding: Gown ]Flr«$tone (SUM -DIPPED TIK ES Are built t» give greater mile­ age and service. Their to|'{h long wearing tread and side walls are hacked by that extra Firestone Gum dipped process and a t the price we are now sell­ ing them, they cost no more than ordinary lire*. Before buying tires get our prices. Firestone Tire* Gulf Gas Nc-Noc Motor Fuel 411 WeU First Street Tel.893 Florida is enjoying a substantial shnre of this growth and of this expenditure, and telephone service throughout the State is more efficient, more extensive and more valuable to the subscriber than ever before. , L ast year enormous quantities o f material nnd appa­ ratus were used to extend nnd improve your service. In Florida, alone, the additions nnd replacements re­ quired 300 carloads containing 18,399 poles, 02 carloads containing 1,010 reels of cable, H carloads containing 2,700 feet of wire, 0 carloads containing 1,235 feet of iron wire nnd 27 carloads containing 210,290 duct feet of underground conduit. The success of the big program under way thin year depends, in a great measure, upon your considerate co­ operation which encourages the telephone workers in their efforts to serve you belter. HOWARD OVERLIN, Manager SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY llncOTVorattd) 8 O ’CL OC K �THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY r PAGE SIX ague Standings Pot. ,IjOO .non NATION.M. Fif th I nn inu 1Join hardment IJy San l ord Is Good For Five Runs And Local .Viclorj I ICAGi'I vc r.Sl­ iest I Bailey Poles Out Timely Home Bun tier ratine |i.<il,i I none Inn j; I-IiIh singe of Ida "comeback." Law.'ion a ,,mued a piaycil 1 at titlide in tla* seventh ro.in-l ; Tier the u-tnria n "In hud vn■-■*■■t ly nip -mifed h i ’ idinn-' nn,ii ■t'd hjlt jaw for lullf a minute. He 1 pul U|i a yonj filit. (illt lie l.nvw •a la* had elumgli. They i o.in <>1 L i. .soil out pit he re d e d till line l.nee, MIAMI, FlnT.IuTy 28- <Sp»- -ini lie may Imve been badly Inut hat. to the Herald) Sanford et- t i-<•<I he was fully I’u w iiiiir. out and trounced the cripple I llu For a time it lunlied if |Jertiers, 0 to 2, arid v e n t Into a ! li­ Jcnback who is still a light heavy* f e r the league lend In ie Thin di weight, had been n.a lim it.1 .t as afternoon. Crowe Leads Hitlers; P AndReaeeAllen Eaeli Deliver Triples l.llV oil III. I 1'. 1 ij ;|l || Jiilii | || J '* Totals Miami Foss, SB Kim up p, 2h C asarcs, dh B ou/a, If Ilinhle, Jh, Bentiiu, cf Keyeu, i* .... Brown, rf Davis, p ....... 2:10, NO S1JGAK Never put sugar in prunes,If .mi cook them slowlv they will he guile sweet enough without any hw«elenitig. I'.rjines and apricot * a te delh i ous uaukcd.tugetliyr, arid n fyv.' ralnins thrown In for good tneaVure add to tho flavor. 1■> i n t i ' ----- I ' nnl N'c ---------------------------------- t’L’ii stUoits cif IvocUttnd Bt’tidt. Wnuliingtmi Hoi n i: I'hihuUdphm t liii ai'o A fifth inning In which five run- to 172 ami made hi ponndi . eon t. were mode off a wall, a id fi\ • liii in Hie find lotiml. O penin' Ida at* gave the Fedn tiie victory. Wi hI l.OHJD \ STATU f.KAf.T! row let Miami hnve nine hi1 hut i Law”mi liuulf lleidey'ji he -*! t. I clcrsburg 6; Orlando 1. kept th#m well didrlhut. il . , i with the til t i.timh wtili !i l. r .1 ! 'nUllUI I; L'ar.r ijta tt, had tin* locals wider < ir-i.i cm the i liectt. Paid undoo.ai i him 1.ami 2; Kanfmd (>. the last two frames, when a me •dly n i t e r the dnrl. map with In,, ccored in cadi. left c d.e,) hut. l ater in the round AMKUICAN l,UA< I ! D avisson the mound fur Mi' d Mud her ri ght sunk him to one hue., Iho ton .'!■ 1; ( ‘Icvejnnd O il. pitched nice hall except in the fif­ and a third one hint In. leg j|. New Vorli 9;' St. I/nil d. th, Bailey led the nlUu! f r the did 11" I l .-' ■ ,. i . oni VV11I'll hi I’liilndidplda 9; D ili..it o. \Va .‘linj lon 1:!; i hipnpn 2 Feds with a In/me run and n rinyle, down, M anager .Crowe collected t h f i.ike Dcmpsoy against Slim hey, n a t i o n a (I, i .j i a o i j k singles hnd Png' Allen and He Dcrienhtich warmed up in the fit id Allen hit triples. Benny Key mil riutui hy catching I*11ill L<•. ](,. Cldcego /»; New Votk. H. ■'incinn.it! J 1; IP.jilon d. C asarrsldid lim it of the hit tin;’ Won to rente wftli hie famous left I 'i l - t i n i h B ro o k ly n 7. at chiHe r ange in the ro und lomid fo r the home club. St. I.onhi 10; I'liilatielphla 8 atm had Poll I Idimr. I'anP. i | Clint Bingham and ro llo n ‘t : Uni, Miami infieldcr and oiitfnTL recovery had the spectators in nn I <?r, respectively, were out t/f th" game bqs pended hy Malinger ■‘ ''led mil. of (iiiiiiit oinl ni ne nl. Knaupii for an altercation in u nnr l ilrn]iped. It went alnmr (id t way nntii the downtown hotel.. It wan a pitchers' Imtlle lintil end oT tlin fifth round with Herth e fifth inning when H. Allen h nbin ll Hie atryrci lop inn,! I m Y / n drew a walk hut was caught at • . 1s o t Tnr'ifN i .T.a c i i: th ird cm Crowes single. Hail, Little Hod. 0; A tlanta 12, then stopped up and hanged one t*. <dmltjinoogn (Jj 'itof.il.. P th e loft ficld wall f*r four - !\ Nn hvllle Id; New Orle.ut D unhar diew another pa , Ti (HI iiinlogi). Idc singled and It. Allen tripled. M' liiplii:; ii; IJirininghuin o ,W ith row singled to score him. innings). , Friable bcored a fte r wall.Ing in tlm sixth and advancing on t .SOUTH UASTliKN I.liACUK infield outs. l.'iih lin ln ifi i t - 12; W n y c i o . i 1 IN n .itcula d; ,*hivunmdi 0. Sanford iM o n lg o m e i I; d u d . o u v ille Bcuxley, ,rf .. Meyer, 2I> If. Allen, cf Crowe, dh Bailey, ih Dunhnr, If Frishie, si: . It. Allen, c AVithrow, p Totals III « If 27 in ! Scorn hy iiiniui; : Sanford ODD hoi linn if M ia m i,, . dim mm ui l S um m ary- Two b a hit « oarcs, Kcycu; 9 liuse lilts; It. Allen. II, A llan; home runf Halley; m en' flees: Keyes, Hnlley. It. >lh B row npstolcil ham : d a m n . 1 . bio plays: fChnupp (u ty i.lid ) , Davis to lllnlclo. L eft on h.i • Sanford, 8; Miami d. iiac mi halls: Off D uds, 7t off Witlimw. 2. Struck out: By Withrow, 2; hy D avis, I . . . Ditvls. Uiu plres, M nirhall and Horton. Tint Flnwerton is saying in her coni u tr/i Frank l>c W ccse ds i/uw M il. - 1 * ! ! !'■ ei :ii, ,|. d n r. • “ in d l l . in.lllght I- day. Bend* >/. « miL'iy d g limn, left In noilhunit, they 1tin., nee:— |» 1. - Italic Until, who idt hi.« thiilv- ti'* fptivlh, Ijhujfr of. tile (.i iyou, jny :j. •••ft Ila*iu>c f.eiliig tin* g n a t e- He I S i" \voll‘a doulile hetid i Iwnii' run dcchy. nd uuytliiug may liapplpi now. 2. - I 'y , WilliiiniH, Natiunal lan g t-1mi v i " ,’t (o o and Hod, In'1 Itbrnu lull kihin will) j'Hcklcil tv.o Ih’iil, 11. I’.nys have ilimme.l iiomtu a in tine gaum and im ivm. eil >laud iii II iif Jd giififiiH tliiu liiit total to 22. mi, Imt im . iliiludeiy tiieie uix ■h* liugiT.i llm nsliy, whose idimr i lull in the league, . MM iiti t ilth hom e of the tc-us ui I igei <lliirhed their hold uR >•potted (lie giant h to their wcomi I phi. e Iv downing Hie Alii-, sited vielnry over tlm cubs, . •1.- W alter .liiliiu nh, who ipll.i.l )u|»oiIs Hud lie w ci thrmigli hy lioMilij; the Whip* Sox to t ix liii*. Diibplie Wililum’t two homer.'-, the I’nidm uh ogthUufged- pie PlitlJi*"!, U* to 8, Ibid nclvnnied to Within Mrikitig di .tunic of the <’u!ih Nazim ova, brilliant actress, ivrites : “T h e R ussian la d y — ah, how she cfol lights in the Ruff of a fra g ra n t cigarette!! A s a Russian I have tried them all—I the cigarettes of Cairo, Paris, LomlonJ M a d rid — h u t here in m y (u/opldj comitry, A m erica, I have found tun favorite cigarette rT h e L ucky Strik’ ] In addition to its lovely fragrance ad I 'Wonderful flavor it has no bad effect 11/xm m y voice— so even ivhen I go abroad V carry w ith m e ;>t.v little tru n ko f Luckies — a n d enjoy a Jmff from A m e r ic a ” l hei.i if II. H.CiurA.y You, too, will find th at Lucky Strikes are m ild and mellow—the finest cigarettes you ever smoked, m ade of; the finest T urkish and domestic' tobaccos, properly aged an d blended w ith great skill, and th e re is a n e x tra process— “It’s toasted — no harshness, not a bit o f bite. No Ti i o a t Irritation - N o Ccyjgh 8 O ’CLOCK l �_____________________ ‘i ■*•.';■'*SOS- ■ !■■ ••*•* • . ."-A; : THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY. JULY 29. 1927 PAGE SEYEi Phone ' 148 aL SANFOIUJ HUlCK CO. 212 Magnolia Avc. Phone ;tti7 LHE DEEP FAT WASHING CHINA HOUSEHOLD GOODS; Bulok w u m r .c i m i s B N B c i i t a p r in t 1 1— Miscellaneous 211— Fnrm .s f-pr S ale roadster; wall tin t; camp out I it. <SHOP — Printing, Krgrzving, When washing fine china and K tv lig ii the least healthful of Embossing. See us first. We d«. CAR AWNINGS, keep out the REST HUY IN AGRICULTUR­ 101 w. »lh St. — ......... ........— — -—- - - - - - glassware, put only a few pieces In nil methods of cooking and should v. It. Phone 417-W. R. R. Av. •line AL LAND dazzling nun and drizzling rain, MODEL TRIM CO. FOR SALE: Store on the bench, tlie dishpnn at one time, and Ik*sure In employed sparingly, hrylng In car owners need them, $.‘1.50 u pair Cash In Advance 'Wn trim the car, not the owner." * ornmcretal Street. Writ** Itox 103, ( oronmlo that there is no violent change of deep fat is piclcrabic to tne oiih- • In The Stale t If Florida is dirt cheap, Snlsenien and sales­ Phone Ki7 for estimates !LUMBER ami complete lino of ladies me denning up with thin rem peniturv of the water. Wash nnry way of using a thin layer or a’ . ; In tin* flowing well diilrict near Roach, Fin. I, W, KAJilOUil I huiMm^ ntiiteriiil. Low iiricQR. newest unto necessity, cull or Sanford, with clay subsoil. On ■*— and rim e in fairly warm, hut not grvaso., r ..„ .... . 7 ------------r •Security Lumper Co., “ Where Good write for particulars. Auto Awn­ the highway and one mile from HOT POINT electric range f'<r hot water. n(|*, will lie received II1K NEW SA M 'tlRD ROOSTER j Grndoit Cnmc From" Maple end ing Co. It Rail Ilhlp. sale; three hurners and oven, MEAT HAUCE8 It It. station. in* and colled nr sent plate only $1.00, Studelmkcr Sixth. Phone 707. like now, $50 cash, phone 277. DON'T OYER COOK - * ;S Already cleared, Perfect jy fm pay ment. ngencyAsk for carbon juice with! *. . drainage. . 10c n line Very piquant meat r.niice- may gasoline- slop* the knock. San i CONCRETE in every shape and 12— Wanted Virgin sod of unsurpassed fer HOUSE FUEL of up-to-date fun Yegelnhl should hr rooked on- {ho made with tomato r«utp n th* Hr a Hnc form, blocks, tilo roofing, ornn* Junn Garage Co. IV', ■*! Iture, will sell all or patt. 312 t iI tender, hut no longer. Over hnse, adding peppers, mushrooms, 7c n li»** t !„'r-Ja menial'-., etc. Snntord Cement Prod FARMS WANTED: We are In tilily, will grow anything. 1,000 Aries in units of f> acres, Sanford Ave. Phone 17IW. rooking makes them strong-flavorokra and such vegetables. need of listings on farms nets Company, Fifth and Maple I HUPS MARMONS rales cm request. ed and indigestible. and groves of nil sizes. Our new as many ns you w/stil Sis. Phene tlfc-W. Sanford Automobile Co, folder will soon go to thousands AT A j'R icE SO LOW IT WILL HELPS TASTE rduced rales arc for ,201! Magnolia Ave. Phone 137. i i.AHENCE SMITH "Make Your Head Swim" throughout the north. Have your AIIOFT I’Ol I.TRY FOR HOT DISHES kvr insertions. Home Seekers, Here is Your itcnerHi Contractor LINCOLN FORI) FOUDSON property represented in this folder Ham. corned beef, tongue and all j i,|i of average length Chance inn West F irst Strew hy listing now. DDR LISTINGS Edward Higgins Inc. Only tlm yetini; -t and lemEres* meats that urn not to be served hot Thick mats to he placed um Pr |t cl a line. It May Never Come Again Commercial fk Palmetto. Phone 331 nt I'hnne 411 ARE NOT EXCLUSIVE. E. A. I, ......... . platters and hot dishes ate a great poultry should he run-led or boiled. !nrc all improved if they nr allo-ved Inn charge of :,,>c ‘or | Stroiil Farm Agency, National payment ami tinance your first protection and are very easy to the oldest Jdrds are better boiled, to cool m the w nter ill which they Irlion. . • i i SANFORD Overland Co. Willy i ME'I a I, ROOFING—The Roof Ev- Hank Huilditig. Ivcrtising In rcntrlcled are boiled. stewed or fricasecd. __ _ crop, it will easily pay for tin make. Knights A Overland, WhlppiU .. erlasting. Metal shingles; classification. Park &. ( oiiitncrcial Sts. Phene .18. standing scum tin and grtlvnnizrd WANTED -plain sewing to I do; J t'o r i < made The San*1 you are looking for a "Snap" ______________________________ roofs. Sec .lamer, II. Cowan, Oak 1 price reasonable, phone *. t|l)H or 1,1,1 will l*e responsilde w il l ia m s Here It Is ave. and Thud St Phono 111. ill -ton Park Ave. ask for Mrs.j | nnr> incurred insertion, See Me At Once Williamson. nli.-.r for subsequent SEMINOLE HUDSON- ESSEX W. N. YOUNG s ......... fficn should he *5— H elp W a n te d F e m a le INC H it gains In Real Estate T'2-AFARM TOOLS WANTED j liniinrdintely in ease of 20.7 Oak Ave I M AOOtM EX C U SE M E Park Ave and Commercial SI 1WANTED THREE ladies for ......... .. , , ^ 6 A 1/ COOlV'- / , Phone 41 B O V ‘3 , V E vC soliciting; meet m e a t Mobley’s U AN 1 K i l i m Inutor. disc plow, S C S I M T UPPER IF V O 'D PUMCl \ A ■ jJll*hcr. W. M. Young, 24— l.n |s F u r Stile ADVERTISERS Drug Slot* at II A. M. Saturday. B E th -r' * 3 0 |A.ATt.vllT . • IP ! , JIIU N. Pink Ave. I cl <77 or 77o. _ 4 — IliiHincHs S e r v i c e HOLE. IK! it | ’ *oULV.L Dr. Itry a n F u 3 3 * -/ - B t» T M UM CHtM 1 A w /Y { ller iM representative O' "ThlE^E. A o>-\ T,|y fnmillai with rote., b — H elp W a n te d (M a le ) 1 U hE FOR M.E tine ol the most dc 15— A part m eal Fur Kent CM A M O u M F u i— cord appear i,„| iW..uiration Will I YOUR BUSINESS S t S C o Y S — VAJVL siraldc lots in Sun lamlii front M EA T O' P E B B L E S a m ’ CAN use four more hoys who own ^ ,r.j com pile Information. ing daily in tills column will bicyelea, 1IOUSEK EE PING sooth on Pltmmsn Drive, Price C O O l-O O R \M V < good territory, hustlers uN.,’ ‘ i„„ wish, they will in, i -t 3 right, leiimi. E. T. Is- Haron, .'III ALL OF A SODPlM 'E M E A S I E R . O R t S [wording ynnr want ml [ reach over 11,000 every day! can make fl.UV weekly during 1 ^ - J n>111EIy :Vt-j' V:. Mb St. Deal Dpchm. li Hldg. .lackaoiivilte, L COME OWIO A cation time. Federal Itnkery. Te1E.SE c r e a m I il more effective. . j . __________ __ ____ Fluridn. -and il costs so little a 12 word B e a m -a m ' O O r)? POFFS ? HOYS WANTED Can uso iivi. tiARAGE APARTMENT for rent, Old ANT NOTICK I ml for one month cu.ils only $2.00. good buys wo.» are misticrs. t^an three rooms and bath, very reus 21—Acreage For Sale .Jrcrs nnoli Id give lltcir titin ns high as a dollar an aflor- nimble. l,r>i:i Palmetto Ave. I’Ilium 148 hr |,„ tofriru address » noon. Apply Circulation D e p a rt-!---------• ■ ------- - • — , , tlicir phone nunAier if rticnt Herald. 1 TWO rooms, kitchenette and bath; : 1' 01 S.A h: !,.r n ’,< in . Junt uak for "Classified Depart-; „,iri. results. Ahmil " te ----------------------- I beautiful outlook; all improve...... <• • ""Htr of C.rove mid Orloot of a thousand haa ; meat*; nitrnctivrjy furmshod. mJK’'..U .<,n,1 of.»o 'o ntenl" I ^ -F ilian c ial Ibmie and thr other.. ___________________________ ! moderate rent by w rei/ Young’ll " { S " 1 ‘ Ssc’ "r,‘ 1 20’ ,ln"K° ’■ n ,"7 '■ 05 Gnnsevoort iom m iricato with you MONEY to loan on tmpiovcd do- Apaitinimls, office zUtl N. Park «S trict, Now ^ ork. |rt,. \ know your in Iress. CLEAN IIP YOUR OLD WALLS .’tm hlt rvsiOtmilHI properly ,n Avc. ___ w„ii1iiiiianre Ml h i be Willi THE NEW WALL FAINT .Sen tort) at I* |>cr cent inter*:, t, on i , , . i . i . - v r v i i t v i i i t e . ,.t I he Sanford SOMETHING NEW AND BET­ hM.korage-AUUicaa Ixiuil P. O Uo< TWO NEW — imely f.trnlnhed 11> '• ,A A HI • \ AI’* A I !:1: r„tfi. •’ III hy letter. I etc. TER FOR FURTHER INFORMA­ ntM <(tv lipJirtmcnfl. $L.r> |»»T BIS . rV inM* ^ rrum 1 [rlij.omtinnnnref are _ ____ .... W First St. Phone 207. highway I have eight TION* CALL PHONE 2.15.1 OR ___ ,, . . , ,, ---------------- -------uric ol muck lands that can bo SEE, V. C. i OLLEIt, SANFORD, ... . ltl- n I o tlllry A m i E r r s I __HoUfUf* I’lir UeiU la ugiil fm- $.‘|0() an acre or special FLA. Prompt - Kffielent prim made on all of it. Thirty Serve o net' n< enliro tract iinlndeii cilPHONOGRAPH repairing, piano IIAHY CHICKS, Rocks, Reds and ii«l> and other good garden tuning by experts with 17 years Write me. Amos G. Normj *'M '" " 'u '* " |HI ,| n „ „ ph.ee for poultry and I experience. Sanford Music Store stock. I****' month. S»e dim. D. -I ink Ins, , nil,, ,.f |,-n,|,. Men can nuiko; [toilnrcmt'Ills ] atm (iift Shoppe. Room to A l! M: an. Pirn in stlc. Fin. l f b — w W i*"u 11 l|\im ml inn liuttm, calory, vp^ p Lnndcr Arcade. Phono K32. Ml-H— I 'la n ls A m i F lo w e rs I’.IGHT ROOM house, tltlH Elm t aides uml poultry for Sanford and ItION mid I’EUMIlING— j ----------Ave. Enquire of dim. I). Jinklna, O.lun.lo murkets. Address R..A, C. ■unity. We handle electric | Depend on .'are Herald. I hin_ wil not he on i.inni. Imnie home ligl'l light nnd | ROVAL CLEANERS & DYERS i MISSIONARY sliaV/herry plants l on it House. Ipumpr. -----------".'V'*4.' (!V d<» mil think ? inford Machine Co. tVe elcnn auyth'ng. Do alt k'mis of ?2.5tl pci 1000 Mrs. W. ILGuerry ir:— nlaiting. Phone 4RI-.1. ' - 1 *“ *"■ * Route 1. Geneva Avc. Sanford. FURNISHED HOUSE for rent. W" l ,”tl u ,» > '*r u lands f .. .... . lnr\ .<>me of the mock III ItOfflfl'Ht'K D O uuvi ball^ w it h a S h e l l o m , five rooms *25 pm month. r m rln nf lho t-ollnlrv. ________ ______ BUILDING BLOCKS Irrigation IIA Iflo W — Plans discimsed Jnn. D. dinkiiis, Court House, R A R E . AM' V d A lS K E R E O 1>0F||< , • u»l)GR i boxes no<| general cement work for establishing large c r e a m e r y --------CROSS-TIES— and poles, any B oT A T E R S NNHi-T Tt \* H I D E S OM * rars :uid Graham Truck* Miracle < iincrele Co. d E. Ter in this section, FOR ,RENT;—Two . r . houses, »,, . 14»3 c iado or dimension. See E. M. Id I.'StI. St. Phone II. wilh-ger. Pruv. Iir<l and Elm. B E A M S T H 'T 6 E M D A F O R K * ami 1405 W. hirst Street. Kent 0f. „ Rush. Genera. WEST PALM It EACH Plans vulcanizing Works. , iX8 & COWAN CO. a(ito| LANKY,8 DRUG STORE- -Prc* K R EW SAW INTERS A R f IM COOl v'i m ’ L r anil-sheet tnrlul wurha.i scriptioos. Drugs, hn.la. We arc under way for repairing menior L V E W M EA t-TA ER SKILL IN C R E A S E S, ;» ROOM bungalow for rent 2li— M isrclliint'im s F u r S ale L it Avc. Phone 7I0AV. j r.s near you as your phone. Call H*d ial building in Pioneer Park CTWiLl'AM^ with hath ami garage, on French ----- —B O Y A LL T h ‘ A R T NME E m g r G i T Avc., near I lth St. Phone 224 nr , ,, . , . O i » ji «f i.n rtavtet. mu >• I S U M F I M I S B E D M A S T E R P IE C E S . I eti o s e»t Off B Y T A Y L O I I (?*'1 '•«" i*«rk Avo. hOR SALE: Dry rlnnnlng plm.l. * * » » 1 u ” " ____________ ______ ____________ most modern in 1’lurida, ninchinFOK RENT: —5 room unfurnish- ' ’V hot une year old, good e sla h -( oil stucco bungalow, 2 bed ' ""I builn«sa; vnlumo aprrozi-, ^ r Y/ONOLR WHAT’S GOT Icuti. unve *ro car 20 Pr’t « / l O O K ^ KiwOA R tC E T N ^ ls:^ -> looms, living room, ilining mom, malely ?ir>,imu a year. A bargain into HCf*? Fok T wo oats bT ToHIGHT. POP - I'M GotMo Tb ( ! A"'S E E A v /o u M tr kitchen (eiiuipned with electric at $5,(ml), one third less than SH l ’s d on g nothing o u r flATe AFTt.EMOOM LLC-YORf. 6 V ~ \ l2 J • / F e l l e r * h o l o im ' t U S \3 r : range,) hath (with hot and cold original cost of machinery, I*or Rnve ABOUT Movie S HICKS ■At HftMDSOMS YOUNG AFPIOAN -Sr' ; it M A S A R M UO)hl' OOWIM wall’ll'), located zr.llll Palmetto particulars wiitn Hox 12'd7 OrlnnAND AOVCNTURCRS---JILORGR, P6RCY HL)tJ‘l LAIDOWN — aw ah ' street. » P eeP ul A venue, rent Humnier rates, phone d’> Fla., or phone 51)117 for iippidutIKCY SBY (ICS SO THRILLING ^ 3 14S. ji’cnt. F lG G E R H E MUST I IA7& S o O'-tfQfj i> A AvbJFlL MICE. M A j I ROOM Cottage, unfuiiiinhed, for y E R H E WOULDM D O , rent. 17011 hloek. $25 a month. I Hox 170(1 care Herald. IT — Wou KMOMi f&F, .\Kiktrv\ put Tecvdj ! 19—IIoiixch Fur Soil h i s m a l ik e , j tod Dally Hcmld At). RATES BY OUT OUR WAY : m [OM’N POP 6 i /- - Runs in Family d vYL? .'': '(% )' V, I V 1 L -t KUftr At.L evu? Ml'Mum <3C2 ITT; t ’Utv n,*o>wtN ’ fVdMS • Tilew w t0 / CR7 AHOO T IT? ■** ! to Miit purehaaer. Owner Hox 4.71 /I J H o o -fio o - FOIt S A L E :—hour room voltage ' mi one of beat Iota on Magno­ lia Avenue, uend South Hid • Si bool --P rice reanouable Term# V/E LL.nUNK'A L Go t t a w hat '•it-,* m m i i > V .f 8 f V: M 'FO ll SALK:- Five room Spanish bungalow on Park Avenue, 2 car garage, nice lawn, immediulo | pov ezalon,—ain 't he bent for Dm prive, term* $200.1)0 cash, halw.eu monthly. Hox 1 1H care llerahl. I COOKING KEANS U6 THROUGH TO GROW AS BIG AS Y d o / U flf. Fie h )•< ans nnd peas i-honLI he eofiked gently in hitiliug wider xvith the cover partially off the ; .it'fopau I i allow the steam *o escape. MELHOURNE Work underway paving aev era I street n of city, ■’ o c\* .■ IlltoI, uUvrai •, p*l U OV f •' i\ ' ’ - *--- ♦. 4 Cl Oil ®YNtA WVICC. INCj ^ * C , I I m o llorald, FOR SALE, hue of beat five . loom bungalows on Falmetto \ w ane, in Sanfoid Heights, rorI ncr lot, eipiippril with electrie ! range am) water hciiti'r, price less ■than market value, terms to uui!. Itox 15 O. Herald. F Meet llorntiiy May Ihmdv, 10year-ohl, wim won the California KEY WEST —• Plans under tennis title for girls under i2 wi',' fur establishment of cray- years of age at Pasadena rev-nT fiin iintrhrry in Monroe County |y. She in a daughter of May Siltnear Key West. ton Hundy, former tennis star. W iM M C n W E R S G E T G R A W B L O C K lM G A r n c . w v ‘Svw tM Cr* it Mia o t rtf off. e>ur wf wts tlwvKt. mt A ’.‘M VVi . id Don’t Forget The ASS MEETING TO C O U R T HOUSE — *** 8 O ’CLOCK 2.1 VTillr . - � 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 29, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/aa1dae1b3f7370ba52845a0a7e987d3e.pdf e3a3c9cd2314fd54cb8b9d6dedba4210 PDF Text Text wrr-r- • 1• -r\TE V> * ? TH E WHATITER YOUR NEWSPAPER in F lo r id a ’* H e a r t h ’ Vorlcl's G r e a te s t V e g e ta b le f t |o n . I ts I tic h e s t G a rd e n L a n d Foil-: N<>- XN L1: Generally fn‘r tonight and Sun­ day, except local thundershowern Sunday afternoon. % S A N F O IU ). F L O R ID A , S A T U R D A Y , J l LY HO. 192 < Leased Wire International News Service ;ADM ■nilFarmers To Meet riE m I p iolations Of City Charter Commissioners .Disclosed inn rfllLUKc 1 I? Itn KIDS? I ;s> t()0 Citizens Gather [\t liandshell To Dis­ miss Needed Clmnita*s In City Charter'. ■n Most Optimistic official-- Ad-1 jg mit Conference Is Doomed j ML* Unless’ British Delegation Makes Concessions In Case Stenographic Report Of M a s s M e e t i n g 11i i f a i l ' d at I li»* ci they nre recorded in the hooks. ed if h« might usk n iimwtlOPAt iiu* ^ Hu1iin the records themselves. I w ill,IWhereupon tin t . II there were cries • , Friday . .in iiUtlit ■ • ..i,.,, , |f/o«V o;,,;h..,';‘o:;a'ro^;l!!:•,^ ,,'•V^,;:: I let you draw your own cm.cluHionl“S it do-.vn, sit down," from ti» . rnnti l». I. TinanlM-r an iiciuneed Hint a u,J yt.\j nifty vote aft to tho ilirtatoH crowil: (?: Mr. Hutton: Was not tili­ 'ii^ m ls io n r AnV-r"U u C " ' * . * K of conscious. I just wmiUM to .niinii..., i„ h.-,v,. tin- iiuins imike these few remarks in advance n' La hundred citizens a t th a t nuk­ ing, and of that number was not Mr ’I'lii nslut . riinlrtnnti. of what follows. -Hi tl,,. no i s nu un follouN: Mr. E. A. ItoughtRS one 6f thuti Now let us turn to cold facts: I i _ ; -’While we are waiting for the "Sometime ago in the City Hall, who made a perch 1" " " r behu’ ira s h e r, I/O llg ia s s i Indies uml gentlemen, I do- the Commissioners n u t. They me,{; requesting the City Commission give us tito contract, and was n « l iv ^ t ls o i l A n d H e r r i n g * n’t know n# it makes so much i„ receive ldds don’t know *’ A. Newman one of thotc prc.-! ‘liffc.cnce Whether the reporter paving out here. I 1• llk lllig lu e n L l l m U m J,vl ; what I have to say or not. where. When the Hoard was as- lMA: 1 cs. “ 1 want to preface what will he nomhlod—the Mayor and Commisi): Wuh not Mr. A. I*. Conn’-J L arges o f inefficiency, n tis - snj,| hire tonight by one or tw o'sinners called for a report iroin present? In aiFt'IlH g c n tc llt, iv e r s io n oV.f |lUHUKf*. tilings. One K t *. *•»** <''•>’ Manager amUh.-^ lit# dUllUBIWH wik- of those things *....., M <'f “ No" came from titA\ ,cry funds and violation s o f want you to understand thoroughly ginevr n*< t<> whut they ivctiniineiitl- ;iu<|i(.f, t No, lie was n«E” Wit*i f i linrter w ore hurled XIml you need not fear any person- ed with reference to rccet mg . ( 111 HASH Kit CONTINUED. oolidge’s Warning Final U, S. Position allure Of Farley > To Have lmmcdi; l jinn Race Fur F N U M B E R 281 Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations L ik e ly E ffe c t rentary Wednesday Night A inn •’ it ■ting of Sanford ■ purpose of disfarmers: for s of impovtnnco cussing will Is held next Wednesday night at *•■ ’dock a t the court house, never litig to an nnnouncem ent this fternoon by Mayor Fnrrt): t I 'd , acting as head of The Commi tlMJ* No < tails In connection with tho g <ring nor the subject which t to be discussed could ae le: :vd front Mayor Lnho who . 1 that all arrangement* been Final had n . ,completed. . plan , c.ii expected to be worked but on .Monday, according to the m ajor. . DEFENSE Grand Jury Quizze f ormer Klan Head In IndianaPoliticalRo CHIEF IS DISAPPOINTED f IN ARMS PARLEY IFamous 1° st Black 8 Box P T oday C o n fe re n c e Wats M r.C o o lld g c’s I B ig g e s t V e n tu r e In I n t e r - j n u tio n u l D ip lo m acy A m i B s F a ilu r e Is B ig Blow T o n i m m 10 A ndi C a rrie d p i v 1 Itiy 1 ) j.r D n i 'f 1 > I£ * d l L I ’ll G ti T h r o u g h W i t h ft! W h a t I S ta rte d ” Is RAIMI) CITY, S. I).. Jnlv :io.— (IN S) -President Coolidgo* today C o n v i c t ’s C h a l l e n g e bonsidcred with obvious .Usuppointnter.c. the probability th at the INDIANAPOLIS, July nO.(INS) three-power naval Hmitntitfn con­ 1). C. Stenhcnson, storm y pet­ ference will end in failure. rel of Indiana's ju ry here to­ L cgjtl B a ltic O v e r A d m iss io n The conference, called at the In­ day immediately after his is his O f C o n fc s sitm s O fH r.lll-c h e r stance tam e of the President, la Itts out- - j .r r jV|li J)l 0 s t a t e And L o v e r ;Conditlout)fMrs. standing venture in international j , ^ . ^ ^ M ic h ig a n C ity , i . . it.,,.n f A 11 m e t u I n te r e s t . diplomacy a venture the success | Pl*‘«on at^ m iu tih » y. „r which' ".m ill liuvi' «lccn Urn , , . r h j t o m c r Im lin tm Klan firm place in the history of world ; Fraud dragon left the HWte l ’i: YNKUN, I A., July 30.(INS) liisarmameiU. n rts o tt. w h e ro lio 1« « e r\ t P In t.:c t in tiie LeBoeuf murder ! would1 rt Th.final w.iril 1 „ . c out t: I v ..i ilivid.il today over the i S itlm lSlH lraliim MUiet » ’« are not going to deal in t»u,e Wds onth la p . vmg. /J , u,„lcr n lS S V S i xliiictt of Mrs. A.ia Bonner la ­ ,b„ lllack H ill. ilii? /in came fro,,. * I have,,,a little '"infoi ^ S oimitiun. tV o n II Itl,,- 1 ''r o n r e s e n tin g llte ivrsoimlltfes tonight; wo are going' and tin ,s iWommcndntbm , , „ iT i I hat . " . ■ 'I,, defendants, nnd this signature of the chief execut- arrived here enrlv today under es­ i! lllott ft'c.ikt.i • I * . j a n ittss 11<> dealinin figures figures und uml facta, facta, wc we are are Mr Mr. I-red I-l \\ illiunis, . n#ch-ormi. -, , digging so I know tl. ,.k. ivo th a t unless G reat Britain mod* ■’ ' • |i *,ii liattl.* *n cr. Iter or prison g u a rd s......... • I’ll, u* me p X,iitv. l!i u a k ic a t tt m i tu ,u.al with reference to that Mr. Pi'vhrr". I ifios its proposal to the thrce-|»ow- cort that the the chairman chairman and ***’•*I A 1r. U \\ li­ »1- •j|tr«>rmalion th at will bo banded ’ Deputy prosecutor William It,u*d lover, Dr. Thomus ill Geneva ftin g ..htdtl aIul nnot „ t men. n u .n . There has b;,< luma, lams, the the m manager, would „re re. mn.■ a t tlm . . . Municipal , measures and anager, would , ; , ,,,, t r conference there assembled can Shnnffcr entered the grand ju ry A iveras w ai declared es Mrs. Burl walirt •roll1- n tla v n iR h l. (lll.,.n a whole lot of talk about a mend that the V ' * , • - „ from ,h- i •k in the ha, L< Doeuf v.-aa lead front llte cottrt- bo it** hope for a fu rth er liniita* room carrying nn« of Hie famous Til'- m cfttlnff w »« t h t ;J ■fight on one particular gentleman, accept mid bid. \\ hj . or t ,e r«n- the, j,,. |..(1 , |iem ,m . it, t i ivni in a fainting condition. A ru* tinn of naval arm am ents. This black boxes of Stenhcnson nnd n only been two I auk nd part here itl the Git ,, liti. nl assemblage m the ,^hia W|? #ri! (iKhting Mr. bake, the son that *’ ‘ there ” ' had ‘ 1 .......... ■ genenilly i-cep tn l hope, I# k j word will be formally conveyed to newspaper parcel. Tito parcel was | .., f Snnfo’ d nrcording to Mayor. This is a m istake,it’s a ci ntractors t" hid bn the job—just Hull, when they ought to alt bo » > ih” i ffi' l that she is to become a the repre'cntativcH of Great llrlt- Inhaled "on D. C. S.’s case." . . who declared no #lml- big mistake, unless Mr. 1-ake r - two—and the gentleman who had the City HuU. ‘T'lie other black box is already ■H' i al*o;• In a few months. There uitt nnd Japan in plenary scsmIoii , .tl,. rimr ever pttraclml more gurils himself as the whole body under bid—the competitor of the today. in the grand jury room,” Bheaffer Applause: i, ; yes. v. I,, ilaifirm ation of this, I. >vv1, If die number present l«^t of Commissioners. Now, as l said, Hutton Construction Co., said: tit.' C “ We don’t keep llte record u It was with obvious reluctance explained. . , „ e . cr. ^.(,1. The meeting, originally we-are not going to deal in person- "Gentlemen, it's not my fault that Seminole Alrendv in possession of the two Co ty -,-altered all ov th a t Mr. Goididge sent these In­ T! . fen .* , It was learned toi fop the court hi u o.wns i.lities, but in measures. We o re!th ere ate only two fit! bids, I put my famous black boxes of the fundii* , ,,i. ........ i town. You v..,t to to the Seminal iln ,. v. ill vlgonnndy nupose intro- structions to Hugh Gibson, chief Klan grand dragon and all lint fib' ^ a „ y | llt-, , I ',r;:.d to the pier a fter the puing to give you the record of the h.i in in good falllt. I put up my ,,, , no American delegate, for the second tluclion into i'videme tl\«' “coiifes* lull re'll t room had been pnckeil Commissioners as they made it. o .t, le,! chock, it went with n .. „ . ,,, lh n t you m of private papers, the jury now' s ic e .o b ta in e d from Mrs. LoBoeuf naval conference lias been ills pot propose* to receive nn explanation the tooKtng . . ior. Ah., ■ etTlowing end m5 many th a t’s ns it is written in the record i„d.. It a common, talk oyer rnm idea for more than two years. i , ,olo were clamoring for hooka in the City Hall, ns they country that no other outside com- |nliUHl ai.il Pr. 1'rchrr, a few hours a fter Coimni>sione.*a lteing t! it convened more than a of tho political ilntn from th* Ho­ : murder. These confession# al* Since r rci*.' ■>'1‘ eonm!’1; % 'n n i WUS lead and by thoir'own acts. And 1 Pdition can come into San- ltond Trustees. • ouglit t«> b month ago, cabled advices of set­ of “ the old man of tne Kinn n.>«i .1 thnt I.clloetif lured her t«d at 2,000 to ti.noo. ........ ,,,,,,i , thine i ford want to uf,„ say another tiling that th a t,fo rd ami got a job because they segregated, mod u. have somc-boii;’ sclf.. . . U.t night’s session was called these records are^ ..................... .' uni fri- a moonlight ride on backs to the American nspirutions Just liefnre leaving the pri-on not full, they — arc will give it «■ the Hutton ‘ <»n- else Trustees. unfailingly brought words of hope ................................ - regnrdlcss. the instance of D. L. Thrn«her. complete , “on the oVlierhand 1 st ruction 'Co. regntM lcf. I fed feel that th Applause, if the conference 1 tl. • Palounio, wltere James front tiie president hut this hope­ Stephenson Issued the following »!rain of thn Tnxnnvers lA g u e . ^ 1 to , .;llV thnt W0 wore ahso- I am entitled to this work for . rap er, "ii"t hint, afstatem ent through Moore: t\o -io immecljme , Why can’t volt get n eomplc iVdtto been itetivi' in direct. . un)|,([0 t „ t (ll| 0f the fa c ts.1r. lit more than twelve thou mi dnlhlred to do Util by lir. ful attitude a t last has been aban­ “ l will go through with Mtuit He i a naval race for doned in the face of tho apparent in;. Olio? Why eut record frytn t).s t impalgn f->r tin* pnssnge • ,j„,t Wt. you are bus under Hutton < on trm t ■n t <»., have started. ___ •n.mrncik although in pic te record from determination of the British to Iwe get a " “ I purchased the Marlon county t court was expected to­ , (i» ................... ,hS V.“.h.!kt«c .hoy ore h S k n l’ ui.. b y ,™ >b" bW.” admitted th at tiie ailnilntstrastand by their guns and demand •"Answer: tiocau r ^ n .t.or,|Si .t.or,|8i your y0Ur records the rere -' “There w» were a number of : ntl.*- your Trustci , ^ «< «•>>■• charter, charter. ipim Cnll> oI ior f .l "u , )(i> il wai behoved Judge an agreem ent which he asserts nnd state officials involved. In thi.x v*111 hd hard put to lmld in it ourselves, we c i'n ' investigation in an open murkot. .if discussing cert a. vnti nnd t 1men The Commissioner * ' in of j ..... ;i t,„v.. |'mvo for you and tthh aat'm e n there. tlierc. Tim Commir-.ioners call«• d th« I'ig navy eullmsiastH inj.l. tmes taioM vvill bu luitkiflcd wit it would call actually for a "much I paid an excessive price for thorn. ,,’t find out wh .hrfcf s-. sioii. ii'.-e.i. They are n ia'iily clum-j . larger navy." Also, he ttoje admits and spett “Afterwards, they railroaded mu .qo.vpi Atre^. I “HuTi'iM-, the siAf wftltfSb th at objections of Japan us yet un­ to prison nnd convicted mo of n th. y Imv' *) '. :!it elections approach* f, defense who find to Port pressed would constitute serious crime of which I was not gulltv. their files in"! ;lie i.ilmlnistrallon is nut aax j /\ TcXtls, ns soon a* ho obstacles to Itis Itope fur a coven­ I can’t even have the right to talk amounts on hand to engage in n naval spend*, |, .nuntoits Itml In'cn issued ant further promoting peace, good with my attorneys privately. They You can «It. - !. , was returned to tiie will and International understand- have denied me tbut privilege. and if you day in custody of a I'iTt lag. Now I ant going to turn them over . nn uwful job tiv Mr. ritrnslier. who pooplu into their confidence « h glglit that I haven’t Iready said to the stato of Indiant), for u iOKYO, July ;;u. (1NS)piiitcenian and will lie itcid digging it out. I is scattered ft “in Anticipating failure of itis ef­ lit*iil"*1 over the nsremhlago. Iiave, these m atters jn (heir presence- I • aid other I u> stutunivn : vved gt ' ,li. forts to carry on to a conclusion while." D - I "r m faced a general ‘ .*n i ‘ (|H. |K.o|>les! they pay tiie tax- things being eipml, I would favor 1one end of tip- clerk’s hall to i In- one !.. in i.iday over the pros,-active I of pre eat conditions in . . .( they put up tho money, and the homo man, hut when the in-j other. tc body ot* Jnntcx J. T^cUocuf tiie work of the late President k- , ty government with an op­ they have a right to know how it tercet of tho tax payer, the man j “I was In my .dfice the other -lay in 'm e ol (lie T r H ’.irllto t.oneva lie cxhutit''d if a ntirtion Unit Harding in ending competitive mi<\ Mfurcnco. al I-, the citizens to give tho pro- is spent. rii t Attorney Untile Vuillemot vul urntiitncnls, Mr. Coolldge, nev­ i who has to pay, n a t stab- 1 . talking to a fi'i itd, may lie a bet­ “Japan is willing to nriku nl," l 1-hangcH their fullest consldts to make today will lie ertheless, is remaining Mont on “Another thing, there has, been a don’t believe you can afford t<> tor friend of i ;-. Lake, I haven't r.tost any concession-* t i a >un | rati,in. to weigli each question i.nytliing ugui.i t him, 1 haven’t iU*dby the court. The district I,in ideas for tiie American navy j: ____ _ hand this bli to the Hutton ("on* about politics. y ' b.,t i,lv and then vote m e,riling whole lot of talk whole animosity in my succust of the confercnc ." -. ii -v. iimv iiiii .-iI that, ho will of the future. lot of talk [ "tructloa Gompnity wlten then* is n iiit of enmity or but I an- hone-L Iclaimed Admiral t tL.xhi, linl , tin- dic'uteH of ttieir consciences. (Tiiere lias been a lienrt, not n int, pi to the i • u t for such nn orFrom itis oft-repeated words of trifling! a difference of more than IV , ...J - r empbnsized tbe fart of little, insignificant, , in nty conviction-, I came along anil of *'"> ".uy, "except site i ,.i Icr to th a t the fulM tcotli of the eiteourageinents for aviation, com­ lOtatli > < tiiat li lhnt tin* meeting was called to dh - things th a t I do not consider a t 000.00 between the t wo bid . CLEVELAND ,^uiy M (IN S) — him u little bit, ,mr:-.tul prltui| l liegun to talk to iiiider. d matt can l»e introduced mercial and m ilitary, it is thought uml not men. ;nl! regarding the citizens who hnn-j “The gentleman who \vn in -on,. >ami gentlemen, he said lie •I. ' t.pj frier* of iti inainct , mu }i iiieasm by ‘.V re,;: be wiil su m . S o f There will be no “hitch," ‘h itc Ju V ™ to e*>idi nee. mentioned by pin to have opinions different petition mw there w., no eltniire n't think we h-'d n 'iitlsfnctor .nit." <! ri The fir-1 m atter d If tt"-V planatioii for five coniminsiiii. rs. n ,,ni v.n., n d n tiv to the Urotn th a t of the present Com- for him to get it nnd “ If thi • United Slntc / . . t . I forfrunt^Tn !tlo’H,,Nsw’,fY ork^ndcago_|cb^^ft< l late.* in undisputed air mail line, when Uncle Bam vtnlim- !,r a tmvinn- contract to mission. It is unfair. I grant every would hand him iiari. bis eh l . lv Well, I suit), i >i.ii ilun’t tltnl’i all Rt itian licgin n ;nival the at rial field. turn# it over in a few days to th** I! u,„ Constrnetlon Gomiiany man H'« privileBO of Ids opinion, would withdrew his hid. A l«*t of rig h t; it .-alb, ie.t me. That’s >..ur t l |1M i.- Ii u ' is cl National Air Transportation Coutvvas fUeil a bid that re', ami his right «'Vhave it. and I re- you didn't know anything about • pinion, it sal i «< > you. Rut ri*n- 1’remder Tuna ka. !>• pan” . L ,1 n c t :»0(10 eut under »h« speet hint for being man enough this because it never was pub*'-bed tlcmcn, .it’s i a* ing ttrungo h.it A ieui 1 editor: il in So savs Cot Ran! Henderson, ., , timate. Mr. T h rn sh ir to stand by any convictions he has, in the paper, never wa- imythimr they m e ftxi tg to cut a c: mul aksorti d rcsnottM1iility D r u f f S t o r e I n t e r e s t form er second assistant postm aster •nil ' ' ' •Viat,,ntii of' a liam'lful -f I have nty own opinion nnd con-, said about what i mild. That' nil nd i notice tiiat t hey of tho *tmferenev WDU general, and general m anager of h o .n o a lln irl.o 'v U -tio n a an .l I net on them u.a rlRh .1 snid , I am not »s.„st„ put five <ominissioners on ih'-'r It.. M. Mitchell, local physi- tin* company which n e a tly acqu­ Fln.V July :t0.—(IN Dr. * [DO. rive every man thnt privilege and [ about the m atter, I i;n» Ju * t*;l!;*'„ wlll rest it Hoard, f n’t that funny? Why d*.n’t ' ' * i ■rdy one to protect ngnlnst I ii' ltnrctl tho interest of ired the air mail contract. Matthews of this city rle.n. hi concede that l»- be allnwwl to Ituvb I Vpu. 1 was there am I ton lalkhar they put tliri-e on? I wonder w!,yiupi.,i \nterieit uml (■' nt Rriti.in tn,ii ”f tin Commi don. it. D u n n In the Union "There will be absolutely no de. leased from heavy Itii.-i, said there have about wlmt 1 heard nnd want i we have five cninniti.ninners in the If the conference brenti t up, titeie- , , raker was interrupted tiy Mr. them. Rut, us 1 - .... . • and v ill take charge of crease in salaries now being paid Pltarnn ' " when ' |u> took Ids riieeli county, too. instead of threo. tho by tl,r< ali ning work peace," the i md. A jury n tho Orange county it citing world been a whole lot of little things (know and wit it llutt n from the audience in e • t today, according to an government ftlr mail pilots,M t -ol. said about us that we are out for »nd withdrew his bid nolwithstan Anyhow, I digtessed Atubi • lltor warn d. erltninal « rt of rec-rd Into yes­ bin sed_aa little lot l<it|Ai alti editor wnrnul. lid<oue'‘.ii,n: , .IV IIH H *1C ment. Dr. Mitchell will Henderson stated. “ Nor will w** ‘ "lJni' 1terdaV having returned a verdict I, ■ n> th at "wo are candidate*. in* tho ftact that the manager had \tx"v/hn\ i ’wus ing. Thin fclb w i A contprontiso l»et\\ on the -\v e pot hundr d d ll- tl ... ■polls, .1 . inti'il with E. M. Walker make any immediate change* in ‘ ............ 'recommended they not a-. ■ pt Hi !,.f "not guilty-’ i» flogging and llritkui was came It, r.ttd discussed tltiiigx a 'ted States nnd Circa'. for the jobs. I want to say to you; . _ res pre-'-nt at thnt m oetlng?" who lu*s been in partnership with tiie present group of pilots. They only two 1 1 kidnapping < barge* against him. little while and I raid w ait a min- urged tiy the new ! ier Jiji, de­ Mr. 1’hrnshcri* npswor wa* are the best in the country and I Whnt did thoy do? As smut ute. I git ess he ih a friend of Mr. Icii: ring that world interests are M atthew v « eltnrged with kid- Mr. Durcn for some time. |hi.7t'ri.'| i t l»y a chorus of tuint who have live . . Mr. Durcn will leave soon for a sincerely hope wo do _ ___ not buv« le it" he withdrew his bid, they liattili nntiping pn flogging John A rthur . , 1.akc and Mr. Hinton. 1 am my -If,'involved, ns I have, I do not la-hove will , „ fit i-Uil at Mr. Hutton. trip to tho north where he will p art with th’o services‘of a single '.Johnson. Orlando typew riter salesed the contract to Mr. Hu.ton of j j not talliiiqabout recortls. II ' VII Mr. Robert Nejvmnn think I would get up and stand tn upend his vaculion. Returning in nn» nf (lii*in.M tliem. in lJu. offl .. utl(| after I v f « w i r e ; , , . / ) mun, on llte morning of June 15, * the fall, lie and his brother, Jack oneW.of L. I" ■‘•i.i nt that meeting? shouted your presence and in the presence *he Hutton ( orntnutio,, " " M W Smith, himself n former I W. C. McGollum, l"<-al grocer, ‘ .................... God and lie to. Yes, liiwided it to the Hutton ( a t },|-«,uzr)i \vo steppi-d outside nnd he I O V C i LV » H D * * '• ' fJr *hi't»n Durcn. will enter tiie University crock air mail pilot, has been mad * of the Almighty .* struct ton Company. And as 1 Raid -— • . . . . ^ -— IIM,,l|siiid do you know tho City of Sa-i- gx G n f , „ n OAI^iwho with f*ur other# Ih chargi * of Georgia where Robert Durcn manager of the air mail service lit ‘V '■-." i s a aid i d Mr. Thresher. V(<uj i t hunk God I have your con-.^njciioii « ... "• lj»«’ "'V " r,‘ t'"’ ln v ' ford ha# been furnishing ftt-e wa' r * i j O t l l C S l V e l l I S C V/A oily ..i.ii Matthew# with the will study medicine. Jack l)uren Cleveland and has already set up " ■i r, ■ Mr. Douglass present j-j |, ,\nd when I stand here tomg ,by . rx ¥\ kldnaiH'itig. '. 't i l on trial itn- will enter fnd did la- not make a talk in our ,,ucnc® * /% tell ........................ - - intr v any of my property. I was , j () j |J(. | j tJ(ton Construction Comp. tho pharmaceutical tem porary office# la u local hotel. i night und you that there hasn|| this n ty L r H I l C . x 'tX '' ) U i U T O W nu-di.ui-ly folio- ing the retirem ent school there. "■half?" Mr. Hutton further not been a single word ut any ttp there for no other ren'-ou ex- nny whil(. In addition to its government a ir |T»'ti»ii'',|. . ttp t what I think is right and fair. t urfeltiK? I saitl, well. I don’t know ’ , ; th. M.ithe. s jury. mail contract, tho lino also it old# .meeting, and l havo been there “Vi' tho speaker retdied. 50. (IN - --1 Biv men t:r-' *-liariT',ti with kitl- FOltD OBSERVES BIRTHDAY a contract with the American Ex­ CHICAGO, Ju every one—tiiere lias not I,eon a But I Ruid if it were anywhere n- it_ , h,li(| , ,|u„*t |K>licve it. Well wont an«mi Commissioner* that they w t. he said, it’s trot*. I raid how do you Poverty and ip- ttiiice are press Comt»ny for carrying a ir einxpping Johnson front in front of worn -sat.t sain .» . . j I»»K ROjn„ „ property ,.t ( ,nt paving rontrai Mr. Hutton know it’s so. Well I know its i >•. grentest cnu*es ol ■rime., ................ express. It In also ttporteil th a t DETROIT, July HO.—(INS) — i lit: house nt about l! o’clock on tho am offlrere. and who J J , w ‘ul(, „ ul t lu*m on »«oti" that Well, he Saitl, I went down anil quizzed. the Compuny will add facilities for , , noted crlm While Henry Ford observed bis * 1 ■ au rning of tunc 15. The sextet are: Clarence l*atr who wtll u* a . •> vo ^ woalll nt.ver be any ,-av.ng ' slu>::ted Mr. Gonnelly from anti tilth utinivoraary today, bi* publi­ passenger service, within tiie near William Mathews, W. < let said more than thnt- they have along my pro|K*rlies, n 1 1 make tried to find out. I could n"t find lawyer of Clticaj- i, hinted ttt>li* • I*'" uudietice. Mr. Connelly's said that the state is fixed nnd tait, but I know it’s so. I saitl ’-ha** ........... . liuf and added * at pracltnl < '• I n i, G. F. Dcm erritt, George cation lltu Dearborn Independent, future. r-’uw,r was tiie ignul for an mit- that we are fighting among our- me pay my proportion of tho $'• - ,­ don’t go with me. I will not l ll: ’ lcat*ion could aid m aterially in -• \I Iido-k It of Orlando, A.............. Ti»e company F. <>il- Ifa rin g tho date ot July Ut), puli_______ _ . . . has 1ft Douglass _ .btI 11 i la the ciowd which vented M*|WH UB to who will tllKC Wll IOC 000.00 more for th at paving than hearsay. And you will hear no hear- ,jucjnK n>ajor uf u r c again-1 ” m f t : i nn and E. F. Steven# Imbed u retraction of tho charges j planes ready for use when it tuke# what they could have gotten it done hay stat*-il here tonight. No, I >a d, 1rlcty. ’-'lings ngainst Mr. Hutton *of Wlut* i I’ltri:. Tbcy were a c -1against Aaron Kapiro, an apology lover operation of the mail service, for. That’s what I said. As I havo 1 will find out. Well, ho said, you W|di a 'b m.-ind to "Sit down, you’ve spoils. tiling iu n 'n tiiii t ]., i week on charges of i j„ r the wrong dime him nnd un e n - 1Arrangem ents for tcnutorury nan“ There t:t no Applause. I*’1* vi,ur $12,000." stated I would put them on notice can’t tlo it. I said, leave that *<> '*• ‘ ilm-giny fi.nrlc# Hicks, mechanic Idorrem ent of co-operative m ark et-ig ars havo been made a t ull slop­ Absolutely itnrnlled for, absolute­ 1 would stop them by injunc ion. •'!'. Thrasher proceeded with n mo. I will find • at and I will 1 • rinte is a pathological social b n - 1 o r|nndo. ing. jwlnts. '• un , of attem pts to get figures ly groundless! Now, as to what we “ We found a little more infor­ Revo to the contrary until 1 find „„„ induced by an unduo d ra in in are going t 'r do, ns I said, awhile I 1" Mll'0iit t” the people and pointed mation—1 will talk a little about out. ( j the* relationship lattwecn a m an# I are going to give , facts; th difficulties with which In* ago. We ••*- —- *-. . • the gentleman who represent you, Well I went down to the C1e*-i:’> desire nnd tit® law. ""'l- ' “tne of tiie records were ob- these fncts are going Jo be l»ry.'K» a who are supposed to re,n<- "tit you office und a fter getting sonic other j “The quIckeM cun is edtt> tti 1 (Continued on l'ugo Two) [up by your records—! have tacts and your interest, the gentl’innn information, I asked him about jjy (),a ( | ,j0 not to a1' Virgil • I who are supposed to conduct the Hutton’s w ater bill. I told them I Caesar, Keats and Shell Annctu Furrier drew tho only ?ile 'itv ’s business as he would c o n -! wnB a (nx payer and hntl a right tronomy or Metaphysics, in I’.dlce Court Friday mornluct their own. Is there a one of know all about thnt. And one f* l- though such luxuriest may l»c, but fine Wade S. Entzminger of Long- concerning m atters t>vrtsinl.)g to j: wlu-n she was fined $100 or 00 a practicui education thut nids an them who would p*y <I2.D0il.00 lew asked if I didn't think he uuqht wood returned tills week from a Florida. Mr. Lntsmhu.er # ‘ d possession of liqmore for a job for himself than he to lie loyal. I saitl loyal to whom. individual to earn a dec*.at living ui.r. Ghnrics, wlio wns ul«o motor trip throughout the north- to ncu u g reat number of pool nml satiate many of lti> d* ires fur —Loyal to whom? To tho bo ' could get it done for? \ "U know un-l-T tl: it charge, h >1 his case eastern states and m any of the this full. them all. Do you know J n Sanford Sun- i um loyal to tli" ti'.x phyer : the so-called belter thing#. Tiie question o< taxes WM continued until next Wedm sduy. largo cities of Canada, after cover­ "No boy should Iat allowed l • who would pay thnt? borne .*11»" They arc the bosses; they pay your bnuiglit up and Mr. EntaiWB C i,,, Taylor, Claude Smith, and ing a distance of 5,000 miles. Raid the outside bidder would not salary. You talk to me like a fellow leave school until ho has L on - stated that thut Jta«# taxes in Ghl°., W«J‘* . h, nil charged with pcMr. Entzminger told a representtaught these rudiments of (d u ra ­ Fault day Tito Hcruld will present five questions concerning tlo it like lie ought, that the work somebody has told to shut up hi# sit lntcuiy, w ire trausfSrrvd to tiie stive of The Hcruld this murnim:; very much higher than tn Horid** h'unford’s iiistory, its industries, its city government, its recrcwouldn't be good. What Is Mr. " M* mouth uml keep quiet; th a t’s the tion. und that- cpeople th a t evety thing in the north — - were Bn .pre-pzn . . ... itg t # # “Criminals arc not born, except county court. Hams paid for a# an engine^ .1 # wny you talk. I went in and after aliuaal f.icilities ami other Interesting subjects. The answers will Mi, .e Norris, charged with dis- M,ms t*. point toward a great in- w»ma to in rare instances. Neither are they h« going out there and let a fellow ( got tho information. I said have Mr. Entzminger bus Hvt lived lit r.i il. conlluct, liud his case con­ flux of tourists this full, lie said gt'on with tho questions. I’ersons who have questions which give something defective when he you got anything to d*« with tho made, ilut they are both born und tinued until Mi nd .y. Florida for many years »n‘liSP made to sorno degree. I hey ur*> the 1y ilesirc to have included in this column, may communicate th at tlierc is a murked difference well acquainted with condition* S A , ecifl* at ion ? N“ ’ . " ’' J wuter department? Not n thin i in the utli'.ude of tiie northern no connection with it. No. Don’t |product o f their ltci> dlly jtluu th' r 'v*th The Herald. lv no! That’s one thing right theq*. U.I.OWS SNAKE TO RITE 1IIM people toward this state. they exist here today. He is w for you to think about; its in tht’ things pass through here for tin- {environment." with condltu Mr. Entzmnigvr stated that acquainted w ater departm ent? I said u gooHeredity caiim t I o irrtrncdint ANSWERS . u.t QUESTIONS DUNN, 1-a., July 30.— (INF.)— when in the north ami his trip record. Hut it can he wus in tho north lust " street *• "hen was the Sanford City _..P tlemnn on the ___ told mo thnt Uy changed by society 1. Junuury, 1#20. snnko to bite That’s what we arc g<'1ng *w »>/, *• 0,.,° c h u r n environment. M ith thi# . Permitting a mot’assiu .. summer every tim e he mentioned this summer ha# made hint fed inut the the Hutton Construction got created? tiiat Florida is tu have a g n a t ,re­ talking about men, just al " . y „ r They made it. Your record w ater and didn’t pay for It. I want jrhang *would appjiar nn vduc.Uon id# «.* » j* *» " furt lo no p0nvln * Florida It brought laughter from flux of tourists this fall. “lVoplc h*J 2. If. R. Stevens. i f ii " *,u v,’“ * the first chairman economic it:-ibi* congrvgrattlo th a t harm al to recortf. I . .. . v.hat y o u 'to know if it’s true. You arc paid of tho indlvtd *‘‘®commission ? wu'Jd ror .»• t<> him because ho wan id# northern acquaintances but tho north are- beginning to in what you urc living, 3. I'ivo years. .'l.dBL** all “the tinie.’ You m’s k e lto ser\o the people. I want you to jdcpendtncI. many years hus Forres t “child of god,’’ tho Rov. Boh th at wherever he went this year up and realise advantage* are owxf record; nobody m ake, it , tell me about It. lie hesitated and ho found tx'oplc anxious to ques­ the your ,V"*? U3 •',u >'or under ' l' Wcat s bottle- i Williams, pastor of the Apost«dic tion him about this state. He s ta t­ : tale hits in a commercial way a i KEY V/KST 1o.ini.r *‘""ii*sion said Hutton hud a m eter up here attains! hurt It iiere, today wtis unable to f«rr you—It stands there well us in the sense of a to ao ri“ it|.t tiie At tiie corner ut Fourth nml smite turtl fact ii| *'•' " ,» j j (• ,i< | .... | i n i nn u* •I. J. D. Davison. d„l *,u. " u* the last mayor unu« a result, result ui df iot> tin* P*'t>|M*is- ed tiiat tiiere* is an entirely differ­ Mr. Entzminger concluded, . you for good, l»ad or \*ors. That's on ent utmosplwre prevalent wow oilier street, I said how much dot-x . 5 “ " . ‘•dy coum-il? of i l e i k o Will be .q ,*,U A ugust!, un. II* lo cuil n (Luntipucd Ou Page 2) 5. Forrest Lake, cf L , ,,aJ commissioner goes out Here Mr. Hutton arose and utk*1,te In Dc-ccmbir? iiUoti Resents [Statements Made t'.tlN'S) m Eastern Air M ail Service To lie Run By Private Concern ri Orlando ManHears relic? Not Guilty Mitchell Purchases Flogging Charge Lit, .... vsr.ssrJfK Woman Draws FineOf •SI00 In Liquor Case Wade Entzminger Predicts State Will Draw Many Tourists In Coming Season . Ask Me Another! , �tft THE SANFORD HER ADD. FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1927 rAG E EIGHT ;e Wise Men Are Showing The Wa^ The Biggest Sale Event In Sanford • Follow (U r €v Them—You Will Be Rewarded In Our Going Out O f Business In Sanford tsvery Uress MORNING FROCKS Silk Crepe Frocks Including-. our linens, broadcloths, pongees and voiles. Wonder values! TO Silk crepes, rayons, wool dresses that . sold formerly for $3.98 to $7.98 ‘ • 49c T0$1.49 $1.98 Store Re-Opens Saturday .3 0 A. M PRETTY FROCKS SILK FROCKS These pretty frocks sold orginally for $11.98 to $19.98, and are now $2.98 SILK FROCKS Handsome Frocks Here is a bargain if you were ever o f fered a bargain.t^J2.95 to $23.9' dresses to sell for Fhese dresses were formerly selling for $11.95 to $27.50 and arc now only $6.95 CHILDREN’S DRESSES Here is a bargain that you cannot af­ ford to miss whether you need ; dress or not. TWO SILK Made of silks, voiles and prints. Our sale price is so low that you can buy several. DRESSES iven free with $6.95 dress bought r o c i An Wc must sell our HOSIERY Ladies Cotton Hose, Black and Brown — fie pair Ladies silk hose ................ 45i Ladies silk hose ................95< Ladies Full fashion pure silk hose—all good shades .......................... $1.2! Children's Sox to sell for JOe, Ific, 2:5, and 29c. Men’s sox will sell for 10e, 19c and 29c. Ladies’ Dainty Underwear White Batists Gowns 87c Colored Voile Gowns 95c Fancy Voile Gowns $1.29 Rayon Colored Gowns $1.95 Colored Silk Knit gowns $3.98 Silk V e s t s ........... 95c Step-Ins Voile and Silk ...... 98c Silk Rayon $1.69 Bloomers'silk rayon $1.29 Teddies White crepe and long cloth 69c White Batiste & Colored Voiles 98c Colored Silk Teds $1.19 Fancy Colored Voiles $1.59 Silk Crepe De chine $2.98 - LADIES MISSES and CHILDRENS Leather Shoes $2.00 now .... 49c Leather Shoes $3.00 now ^ MENS 98 $1.49 CREPE SPREADS 72x90 W hite crepe spread 81x90 W hite crepe spread New merchandise, $12 value now only \.»r r « Leather Shoes on sale $2.65 1nfant Shoes, 98c values for 19c $1.00 Value During Our Sale 49c ams Prices Cut In Two In Piece Goods 000 yards light and dnrk calico per yd. . 1000 yards crepes, parcels, nulting and shirt ing per yd........................ . ..... ............... Cretonnes good 2fic quality per yd. Cretonnes fiOc and 7fie quality .......... ........... 40 Inch Crepe do Chine, $2.50 n o w ........... . $ Flat Crepe and Sntin back crepe .... Printed Crepe de Chine, $298 value now Ladies’ Silk Pongee Leather Shoes on sale ...... $2.25 Bathing Slipp Kimi'im Silk, $1.19 value now Silk Stripe Broadcloth, 98c now Silk Mixed Crepes, $119 value now Pure Silk Crepe, $2.75 value now Figured crepes, 79c values now .. Figured Crepes, 98c values now . Figured Cotton Crepes, 89c now f«»r 32 inch Fast Colored Gingham now Fast Colored Voiles, *19c now ......... Children’s good grade cotton 39c and 09c Children’s All Wool su its.....................98c Ladies’ wool suits $1.55 Ladies’ wool suits $2.95 Ladies’ wool suits $3.55 Beautifully trimmed and high grade materials. Valued at $3, $4 and $5.00 Leather Shoes on s a le ....... $1.25 Leather Shoes on sale # All HATS Must Go! Shoes t or The Entire Family! ^ Bathing Suits H en’s Good grade Athletic Union Suits to sell for 4D, 63, anil 95c u relay With Lower Prices Men’s Overalls, good grade ............. $1.09 Men’s White Handkerchiefs fie to ................... 19c Blue & lied Work Handkerchiefs 2 for .Jfic Men’s and Boy’s Cups 75c to $2. value, 25c to $1.29 Men’s good grade neckwear, 25c, 89c, and ...,69c Men’s Dress Shirts, $1.50value ................... Men’s Dress Shirts, $1.7fiv a lu e ....................... 79c Men’s Diess Shirts, $2.00value .................. Men’s Dress 69c 9fic Shirts, $2.50value ................. $1-9 Men’s Dress Shirts, $2.75value ................... $1-69 Men’s Dress Shirts, $3.00 v a lu e............. I........ $1.95 �5 qjMT Jf FA GETY VD l l i E SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY .10, 1927 Violations OfCityAw! Charter Yes, Monocles Tell ’Em Apart ByCommissionersDisclosed f AtMassMeetingLastNight EU: (Continued From 1 —*t . . 1Rn . . a['ywori{ twrtifdc nil. just'Cculated om m ission ns n brother. l r i nmls outstanding and unpnldlH for ntsomebody, the petitions— 1 asked| gj the assessed valuation of the real —• estate and personal property of the municipality. Taking up then the bonded in­ debtedness, from the best informa­ to do it. I ul n < | believed in them, 1 still bcllM* A tion obtainable nt the office of the ' d i d n ’t have to hnve any extra them. They are good men, they XA City Clerk, where nil the records \ \ i tuon i no W het the my neighbors, my fTi-iuls. (tj. of the city are, or should he,kept, wc find that from the year 1920— Pair** One) lic funds by a strict adherence to O ' 'llie year the present form of City (!5h tlne 'S S llS r W lu n ! . Sind. t o..w «a correct accnunl of of nil -» .....- ................ C°rrect account It« * ill tainable a t the City Hall, he de­ this system, was Riven l»y E. A. | Government went into effect—to _. mills for the general fund, eight eys received und expended, , clared, but others nt tho Seminole Douginas, who declared that a , date there has been $5,890,000 mills for mail fund sixteen mills the first day of each month County Hank could not lie procured. budget schedule reunites no more !worth of bonds sold, and there has for the bond fund, and so on down make n report showing tin b»|lr * 1 -.A H ' He asserted that the place for nil trouble, but entails a little more j been issued, but not sold $1,040,000 T f l; ' J ? ? city records was in the City Hall work. worth of bonds. In addition to this ‘he list. Now did they draw it off in each fund, and no check or hurry without making an es- 'ra n t shall he drawn to exceed •£ The speaker reviewed the County | • /’’v.. ' j and no other place. TJie crowd there was recently sold time certi- n nate? No. Now Mr. Jenkins is . indicated b n ln ice n c in *- each -■ • fund. * • • i i l A .V answered with "You’re right! you Commissioners’ successful work in ■ > j ficates to the amount of $101,000. fim the Tax Collector. If you go in apportioning their money among I didn't say if this law is \iolaj, tell ’em." In the year 1020 $175,000 worth | there and get » receipt for taxes ed we will I— put in jjail orr ire n n -, L i t i Mr. T hrasher told of n report the several funds, and pointed out — • — — i ................... * jyou " " « ii o of bonds were sold for the following m *** g m he puts on the receipt the various you from office, I stopped—\Vh.« that wns received to the effect that that the board had followed its purposes: m ■ I1 V ; -. the Hutton Construction Company budget with extrem e care, making For real-estate $100,000 things you are paying your money 1 honestly thought they would u a; 7 -j ’■* t ^ . - ‘-is had been provided by the city with no payments for certain purposes j m Fyr Hospital 100,000 tor, and itemizes everything, and |u p to it like good Coininuii^. ' otnmisMoiHf, >ou know just w hat you pay for ought.—But they didn’t free w ater for use in the building with money from other funds. The »antu| • For opening and paving ..y ' A. of streets, and th at his efforts to fact that the county has always so- 1 str< I s 100,000 roads, how much you pay for bonds, have a budget; they have ignore secure the figures had revealed cured a good price for its bonds , For While Way 75,000 ♦inking fund, and interest, and luov it from the first to this date. 1)^ much you pay to m aintain the have spent money, as Mr. t that hills for w n trr used at the was attributed to its budgeting I For Swimming Pool 100,000 >Ay Hutton plant, nmountinfr to $90 of expenses, Mr. Douglass declared. wheret* These bonds were sold for pur, court house to keep the record and told this gentleman, •A ' . V Mr. Douglass recalled how the one month and $30 for another . -hm but a brokerage charge was paid of *11 th at, end how much you pay needed the most regardless 4 I tf 1 month, had been turned into the county board had secur'd special «•«»■-m«-» '♦ w#* nunn ■UFA - j Theater parties and dinner dances it was bond money monte q | A1> " f Die proceeds for everything. Itemized, just as , whether 1 city clerk and had been entered as legislation in order to Issue time your grocery hill is itemized at the 1whnt it was. I lie records are quite antique these qayi) jqlsil derived from the sale of these lietli and Hetty Dodge of Los Angeles hnve found a new study— w arrants against Its sinking fund , . t i a a i M,n ( | s htive been tspent, hut nt first of the month, and if you see (prove that— anil you are ln-»dq bills agnlnrt tb s eitv of Sanford. Helen M. W alker ot Detroit, re* iPU8t $200 000 of th(e proceeds were » can of peas on there and you Howards bankruptcy just The speaker deelnred he inler- anti thereby raise money from its I monocles. Thu Los Angelo* twins, who recently returned from Eng­ eently treated h e r friends to a fly< > "* hure n | land with a One collection of the eye-pieces. Insist that the wearing viewed the ntovor and Cummin* own surplus funds to e m t m isappropriated and spent for un- •hu't ent pens you will go hack faith if they keep ii «ii, .-hM ! Ing party ovor Detroit in a Ford of the BetnI-wIndshlelds is more than a hobby, It’s a science. Thu sinner Hotisholder on the subject (county jail and county borne, bankruptcy. piano. Oil, yes! A good lim a wiu aiilhop- * si purposes, There lias anil have the hill corrected. tw ins are Identllled by the monocles. Hetli wears hers only la the anil inquired if either knew that These two projects were completed That is the only systematic and How Dir does a fellow have toy, been no money spent for hospital, had by all. left eye, while Hetty concentrates on her rlelit. the Hutton Construction Company without issuing bunds and with nor any money spent for the swim­ business way to hnnille anything, before bankruptcy.’ Now, was receiving water free of charge. out incurring any additional exand- 1 want ming pool. -i —*- to tell'* you gentlemen ‘think these bonding ng house* houses a..*. <|„n4 The Commissioners ireplletl they p use to the taxpayers, it was Then, tnking up our last bond th at no City or Government can keep a check on you. 1 was call-4 pointed out. didn't know.Tfr. Thrasher suid, and oxist properly nnd function proper­ ir, by the City Manager u diot sale: Recently when the county sold n voice in the crowd retorted,“ Well A fter two city officials had spent ly without getting in trouble if it while ago, with Mr. Chase, Mr. $100,000 worth of bonds nt a pre­ why don’t the" know?" two weeks in New York City nt the iloes n'«t adopt nnd live up to a I uke und Mr. DeCottes. They 4 mium, Mr. Douglass said the expense of the city—of course they budget. Mr. Hutt'*n interrupted again hoard negotiated with the lioud think I aln fighting something,but | N'Av, the result from this budget they called me in still on spealditt front the ntidienrc with, ,the nsser Miiii.u,. ...... , could not he expected to hear this . * i buyers for the return of $75,000 (continued from page one) lliilicks weie furnish,d with wa- try to find o u t-n n d you know the expense p ersonully-they sold system of the county of Seminole, term s with me, I borrowed tion that the m atter of free w a te r ,w<lPlh <lf i88IH a t par valiu liu pay. He said around $2,110 to ter and gas for the season of 11)211- doctors and nurses had a jot of through a broker $500,000 worth of when th» money goes into the bank money from thei Seminole <’ourity was Included in his contract with jjewcvtJ one | for the bond fund, or sinking fund, Hank two or three days ngo. \r» the city. Mr. T hrasher said he had This almost unpr eedented pro- jj.j qq; j^'H „nly a small meter. How 27—As a m utter of fact, I don't meetings trying to get thing I nr b Mr. Douglass declared,was | ) n n n y meters do you have during think they left heie owing any- tod nnd never gal interest amounting -----*i— •to- 'th e y collect it, there hns got the are friends, I tell you, and all this [ pn knowledge of such a clause in oeilure, months hiiin ./one made possible through the ncctimu- [,i. - , , . . , .. , The contract and stated that if such Intlmi of a large sinking fund. The >Urfa d n g and all Dm oUier't’mvTng w, !'e, ' KA a s l" n'i 'f'th‘!rl *' . P<‘ins. Wo had $2.21)1.07, and paid a brokerage of lew says you shall,—it doesn’t say rot about a personal fight abax were true, then the Commission hond buyers, he said, capitalized on thc!. (inv(. I ' L lt la. ..u-, ?-’"!<," -A n ,l I found out the swimming pool mon- $:U,I50, making the net returns on you may, but you SHALL collect me and somebody is propaganda should have stated that fact In ad- tho action and na the result of their 'o u n tiV Well thcv went , nd -r V l ^ ,l 'dartre*1 t« ?— ey Imd been apent hut could not the sale of these hands less than enough money for your sinking pure and simple, and the man tint vsrtising for bids on street paving. |nih,jcl,y transaction, tin ............. .. lh(........ ‘ •' h id A L J d-al to Jav aald hn.ln? A™ Forr,,sl 1 to,V ,hnt t,lf> hospi- JI.1 per cent of the p ar value there- fund, to meet you Interest payment says it knows it isn’t true 1 dua^ will h,.? 1 ,f V h; !K .nn Person. But it isn't f""d had been spent. We had of. In addition, they sold $101,000 nnd retire your boijls a t m uturity. care who it Is. 1 was in there ulk. The speaker then told his hearers soundness of Seminole Cmmy in- e t' Now, when the County Commis- ing to Mr. laike this a fie moo*, nhon Investigating the claim tha vestments was m aterially increased, said h n W t HievVn I ^I.V In t h e i r / 1, to notice » ■neakmg idea that it had. So I worth of Time Certificates f„r the Hotel Forrest l.nke had paid) •■IW rnstinntion I, the thief of vanl since' he left ‘’ Y es'he ms got "I’d ‘ *° *rct ‘ " V 1 lo 1^ ' 1 ‘'iform ation down there $|51l.tl00 and paid $7,309.40 l.rok- ♦iopers were persuaded that it was lie wa* out to my house the mho '* that my water will he cut ond could Mot get it where it ought crape, making the net returns on \ little burdensome to assess eight ( ig h t_ h e nnd his wife, we played ?n*iR o0Sr ? hil,H ,',Ur,ntr *h,I Dme," the speaker declared, "and li not her m eter—I sa:(' is that true '* *20-1 *27 reason, and reported un,0H8 mere are some Inime.llate ! • Y,t I...* .V t . i r 1T !’r! ,,r iminethlng else cut if I don't t " h‘’ «t the < lerk'a office, it was $|.,|.ono worth of Time mill* Certifi-to that fund, and that we bridge with them,reckon a mu that sta ements made by the head t.hnnges In the d ty government o ,1^l ,J,! i I k I’!1 14 1 1 ’. ,l1 mc. ' ' 1,1 'PK IP the change. I believe all »ot there, I could not finil out any- c u f s less than $1 lO.OOO.mnking a could get along till right on seven— v ho would do that hates you uj t paid anything since he left you folk* could just about say that f *ty Cl rk didn't know, loss to the citv of $15,000 of Time I said “Gentlemen, Mr. Fred Wil­ fc'dnks you are trying to knife hin, of this departm ent of the city gov* • W(l a n . ..... fnr ,iai)knip,cv nH here? Yea, th a t’s right. I said what would apply to you too. I honest­ trustee had the records. !Certificates, and of $24,150 oil the liams, and another man, I don’t not by n jug full, no I don’t knot em m ent showed that bills amount- fll8j ,ls ,vo ...... „ .. ing to approxim ately $2,200 and strc»tl>l!in,i^i‘. “ I* ,°.n the sale of the bonds, u total loss to the know who now, ure good account­ where Dint talk comes from. As compared to the county prac­ do you keep a m eter there for if ly believe it does. representing w ater and gas used tice of expending its money in a Hutton Construction Co., doesn’t i *n K M,n city in this transaction of about ants and arc here with figures As I said before, they have the ‘ , I | The City C harter says that iimirt by . , the , hotel, had ,,, been . turned , into , i systematic manner and segregating pay for w ater? Well, he said, v e records tangled up so-that the re­ and said Mr. Chase I want you .$50,000. have to keep a record of what is the city us nn obligation to he ,,aul | ils fnn(,s, M„ Douglass deelnred i Can ^ fiml out—about I The significant fact in conneccords will he incomplete because ibi. i ‘. i n!s,Uy' 1 Wa,.U y°u itioii with all this is that the Conny p y '*• | that the city funds were placed in ii going nut. We want to see whether they could not give them to us, ,, i.. I , bnmir,. i ‘'ether or not the one ty Commissioners have sold the Referring to the fnct that out'com m on pot and then certain sum*, the w ater Is paying or loosing n r|l '.'.‘in . . 11 ' 1jusund dollars voted forjro u n ty bonds on the same market •of approxim ately 4,000,00(1 cubic arc appropriated to various depart, why not. I said tell me another • tlienlie so far as thc people the same bond m arket refund. All right, didn’t they feet of gas m anufactured by the ments. This practice, he scor?d thing, limv do you judge it? end let them vote whether or not par nnd have never know that tli!? bonding house in municipal plant during the month with the declaration that it will Do you keep a record of it? for \rokcrnge on the New York, Chicago and Cincinnati they wanted it, they refused tn ,h of June, only 2,000,000 feet had lead to financial ruin. Well, lie said, we charge it to it. I had one meeting in Mr. ('haw’i And the city hud to read the local paper? They do home the last one I had was in kit been sold or accounted for, Mr. Mr. Douglass concluded with the the City of Sanford. City of and they read it carefully, and ^Thrasher asked, “what has become statem ent that he is not seeking Construction nnd charging it hack time for me tu get off. We are not i,.«nV‘ r Y ‘.......,............ ""im « me money to pay the in(office with Mr. Lake nnd Judge 'o f th a t other g a s? " any city office nnd would not to the City of Sunford to keep the talking about men; we ore talking \ !1 " I;. U~ I ,,eli«v': i ««’rest on her bonded indebtedness they rend the proceedings of your Houshohlcr-rnnklng laws—and h» City Commission,!-s nnd County " It leaked out of the pipes and hnve one if it were offered to him tecord! I said w hat do you do with “ t-out the records that men n S e not m i wo‘n'1of July 1st. took onf ol‘ these amendments, tl* Why ? out on the heights," said a voice on a “silver platter." those bills? Have you got them ? and we will leave to you to judge what v■ ,n*f .i" Trustees These are the fucts as gathered Commissioners. only one <mt of six nr seven that They hold your securities and from the crowd. I Fred R. Wilson, another local nt - No, he said, we pass them into the whether the management 7s good S l i V T i h T " * ? ° r ' l^o m the City records. I make no followed them to spend any monfj want to know you are obeying the The speaker suid that efforts to torney, made the closing address Clerk’s office. I sold, I imve had or had whether the Commissioners "M.t„n " <d the two funds as further comment on them. They and had endorsed It nnd got it ptu. ascertain what has become of the with a few rem arks on the rente- iufoi inntbui they didn’t have any ai<* hamlliug the affairs ,,r ii„, ...i - .... "I141,1,1 ’u,u/ ,u‘«*d- Kpcuk for themselves uml nn other law ami are going to meet your oil up there. That’s record ton. Th* $D)0J)00 f.<r a swimming pool and dies for the present situation. De- connection with tile water deparU Cily of Snnfard wIhely or* whet ber rota o r '' ( t there, and ,,'r further proof is necessary to obligations. They say seven mills last time I spoke to them in Mr. r n additional $100,000 for hosnl- fending the proposal to hnve five nn nt. I said have you got those I' isn’t, and whether tMrlk Z w ' , “ rt0 ',,dtn, t "a y ,if k establish the need of a budget re­ can’t pay it, and before the Coun­ Chnse’s office I said "Gentb mm, L 1 ! „ 1 nt her? .ir them wlierv- qiJ|rpmem in our charter with u ty f'liiiinissioners met the next tal pur)iosen, had brought the commissioners, Mr Wilson declar- lull*, we want to look at one or need a change are you the servants or an* pu I statem ent from Clmmissloner S. O. U u d . l J L " <,f tT ,,V ‘wo. sitin' it is charged to the City, '' V»«r i n \ iwll H i,, n cm ly ,o r ' ’lol“tln't I " "™vl«l»n»l time I hud a stuck of letters from the m asters the people!” Ml bonding houses that high (hiilicaChnse th a t all of tli? money tiau fr.on ilm hil U M* T | V*»k(in ' have t ight to see it. Yes be m l Dio years that I wns u publictf‘ . ing) , calling my attention to the Been spent for other purposes. ficinl 1 c o n s id e re d my**,!/ tb P*(T “ Another ibi. 1 r yet—you noticed brain power In our city government fuel that seven mills would not and The commissioner. Mr. T hrasher t and not the master. ThsiVi liuid, had explained to him tlint th( boui ( W . . . T " ant to Hny nL h"n<lli,tu’8. > Die paper to lend us nut of this financial meet the obligation, and the law my conception of the demomtk says YOU SHALL DO IT. n ut (am u ses. I am, myself, work\ " H "/D'rnoon. I have been told wilderness. :z,r,,r , two sums -a s m from When the county Commissioners form of government. By the people “ ro tn lin it, |n tin;_B.ivonimi.nl_ -will nol niln it w„“ or wk? had been plnrrd In " " " Ik w*T'‘ *,ringing nice) MR. THRASHER, introducing can not, hut the water o', i i?'!.' T Y‘>y ,h k k " r ,u‘“ vy. fund" which had been used to | the city" as has been stated by hill- I won’t say the exact amount an, h in r n t Inen for sometime, P“ 'm lunt»—averugmg from 25,000 Mr Douglass said: Now it is met— ! says gentlemen I have :»<>t elected—they pay und they arc th* opponents of the proposed changes. make up 1 d e f i d t s ^ in H any• other I ...... '------*„y these unkind “ "A*.‘.ii’.fr . ' “."l! O.'.l'":! ?ne 1enough, in my Judgement, regard- a little interesting reading for you. m asters, nnd if you folk’s don’t >• rrtt ....... ~r • ’* • -----------1 • • .• n o o —hut the w ater hill charged for and while they r‘ * ss of nny further or other proof I tried to get them not to do it—I groe and who Judge HousholderU funds. _ The speaker decried the lack <d Hutton Constiuction Company in things about me. about my self- *»rou*rht 10,000—but when you figu! ' .. V?1 “ ‘jists to sell them, to convince nny thinking mnn or rend two or three of them that were put that .'.mcmlment with 0 refer­ Air. Thrasher deelnred that bonds inteiest^in public m atte rs n» li'_l M«y was something about $1)0,00, ishnoss and having an interest omnn that wo need additional the hottest. Now, 1 says, you see endum s<» it cun come back hom* to tho ex ten t of $1,040,000 are still often the case nnd declared th a t 11 *j tuiir w||| miy $po.OO n, he sure, the that I have no Interest except n I do.V 1 be,,ev;c' ,l j 8 . “ ‘'thorized woi in nower in our citv government, what you have done, do you want find let people say what they want citv needed most in this personal interest. While these ,-V MJf l,rL,,,uun,s" l haven t fig|»rul......... ............. unsold nnd th at he had been inform ­ what the “ icconls will show what it is. I will B out you see, hut it s c o rre c t,'t0 lend us out of this finnacinl wild- me to read the balance? No. We —If they vote it down all ripht, ed that the city attorney had instance in the "eternal active in- tIsay $90.00 for one month, and last things are said about me. I iu*t got to write these people and tell they have n right to say - lie rap warned the Commissioners they terest of the citizens." Mr. Wilson month, in June, not so much but w.ii.1 to tell you I am no candidate “ f r om the rec- ,.rn r„ .... them we will make it up next year. we won’t do it. m ust not sell any more bonds for assorted that the city faces a finan about $20.00. Then I didn’t go to for any city office. I said some- Li d H w it l ,f0t, U* Mr‘ 1 hi,llP* ! Applause Then, 1 say, take it from in* l cial crisis and charged opponents two or three years. v 1 wn* .forov ' , , i "Mr. Dougins* will now discus* Hud to make it up. T hat’s the way else, I went to Mr. Lake. thin-r about it before my wife Shu the budget works. By them living won’t vote for nny public official, Thc speaker concluded his ro- of the proposed amendment* us be­ .somebody " ..... . ^ U * will *.»■ I an) consistent, I went to Mi up to that like they have done, we —I don’t care if he wns my broth­ ninrks with tho declaration th at In ing unwilling to see any lint th have retired a good many thous­ er, that says he is not willing for was no candidate f<> ands of county bonds, can’t give the the people to pass «n a question of fire, dernite rumrirs number, hut thousands of dollars Ibis kind—Now in my judgemm*ary. He declared worth, they bought them hack out it taken an amendment every three -Inking mi active pnrl of the sinking fund. When they years—There i* Dr. Philips, h* not for personal motlv went to build this beautiful jail wns my Sunday school teacher, I desire to do w’" n he co over here, that none of 11s like to lI ftvchlm lil *,(l brother and hr aivn ing in the dqvelopnie.it nnd p r my coat, iiuven : got . . M il .1 tnu out tuul havhuc anolhur meeting Thriwher suid: They me, he comes to my home and I p gross of Hanford. "demand tho rn ’ of then lei- -• tun*. Mr. Lake may not know n , ,.am |i,|nU.H f„, commit Mr. Chairman nnd fellow tuxpuy got to save that for cold *veathcr. visit, what did they do? ‘ “ • 1 <l« " 1 impule to |f could have gone in there and drawn to his nnd I enjoy him, and he U George G. H erring. Sanford a t­ low men." The all m ey dralcd b‘")f /I'o begin with ,1 want to say this, *•*■»*: a w arrant against the sinking fund one (if the best City clerks I (‘' ,r torney, followed Mr. Thrasher ........ O f wool , 11“ “ They „•!, me I .m -rl,«*,.,! I wish to preface my dlstfussion • V.lt.,.“ >Ul *“« ® « f ul contra- u ] l paid for it. That was legal— saw—1 want to say that, hut Ink with n 'tu lk on the bond situation, ho ih im g .,I undei l... u*.i....... __ ;......T i ........ lllctil ' " th °Pat if 1n„t know anything—But lie should <*f JuM hat’a gas and one or on the subject assigned to me by ‘‘,al 1 \\ nat did they do? They got an handicapped. One day over there lie charged the Commissioners amendments, and declared issues. I am familiar the Committee by saying that I »>>•• w"Things of tin budget, nml Act from the Legislature allowing about eight months ago we WWt with violating the nrovisioiis of suidi were the case, he would he have. Why didn’t he know it? I 1 am•• not 1 in 1 • | politics mm m t e atari nor Min urn 1 I 1 1in 1 Uany | | (V * 1 ’W ii» aT .,n t1J,n” 11 a ..a I IIlybotL ' ’l > l ;, ! A1 them to issue Time Interest Bear­ talking I snid, “ Doc." Don’t )’<* the city charter in three respects, opposed t " the movement hcuuse went to Judge IlouHholder and "itli all of them, i ts true I have »»* lie was heartily in favor of the said "Judge, do you know that the nuinclv that: «l» .*»>«’»** bothering them for hlval^idtixi’nl ’w®“ lb<,rk " f the Circuit Court uml ing Certificates to build that jail, know you violate the law when yw 1. The sum of $200,000 in hoiul commission form. ( ity of Hnnfonl has furnished wat- Information. guess you have all . ’ Tens "!,f rcsnonsibilitv !l'*-°™ ‘-e Clerk of the Board of who bought "them? They bought sign n w arrant for money that‘» money hud been m isappropriated. ....... Mr. Wilson charged Dint it had ,*l'r h jre all ahoiit , performing i , '* .........i. . ' County Commissioners wc worked themselves—it is perfectly legal— not iti the funds you draw on. Hi nil the time this puving nl»«ut the gas situation this , nrol,e r|y , >»«»»•**• < ihint, ......1.. ,,,r properly periornung my duty . . . . . . . . . 2. C ertain bond issues had herpn jlieen said that the (.ominfasion wns has been going on hero, more ,,r l**Rt *month. I think they .nude four f' ^ J ^ B s S where th" w elfareT f l'»«ler l,u> budget th at budget ha* they can buy nny municipal, coun­ says you did it a long time. I disposed nt u figure less than 05 u g a in st any changes because “ it (less, for the Hutton Construction ••ion feet of gas, only sold two (|) “ 'm nnm ity or my Country i* nt IU' V‘T ,MWn vi"l“ted once. . At one ty or City or Government bonds. "No", I didn't." My partner in­ (might upsot their smooth running" (Company g ra tis? " "No, I didn't •nllU1,111- whnt became of the other |u*r rent of their vnlue. „ n,| „n, firmlv convinced of nieeting my partner, who wns a They bought them. A Time Certi­ troduced 11 resolution nsking 3. The aggregate issue of bonds und answered this with the asser­ know th at." I suid "Listen! ....... ............. , ..th at's .... u....-,, The ,w.". . million-? the question. t ),P fact thnt the City of Snnfoid is j County Commissioner a t the time, ficate i* nothing more than a reg­ to do It nnd 1 refused. There M* ular hond. So they take those cer­ lots of Imd laws. Enforce them and exceeds 15 per ren t of the assessed tion that to Ids personal knowl­ tn \ payers of Sanford will hold you .f n 'n' l,u‘ edge one of the members “had ............ “ |in a critical cond.tlon and that it’« i"'" J ,« “ "l0lio,» 10 ‘,r" w *on,c fl",• tificates, pay for them, pay for then you get them repealed. If yn* valuation. responsible for th at; you see you V * • *1 • •' * " pipes, up on the | futurP welfare depend* upon her nml foreiture w arrants The money them out of the sinking fund, and The speaker fu rth er charged that no use for another colleague" and are on the job." He sui.l "Y.** t height*. citizens riulizing this fact nml tuk-1 ""as not In the bunk. I suul sli. tmt them in the sinking fund,just have good laws, live up to them. th e Commissioners Here is the way they handle th* | l no like wc did with the bonds, put Budget these provision over here— Figure out hot of them in the sinking fund, same us willfully viplut Cl much money we want to spend ned ^ar- money. the citizens. ID year, nil right how many mills will iin. When we went to build the since the present you County Home out there they did it take to cover th at—they fiit'ir* meet wns iiiKtlVd gal the same thing and you were not It will take fifteen or eight*** totalling $5,89(1,000 Ull, taxed nn extra penny to build the mills. All right,'m ake the asse*‘spd th a t Issues mont. Then it is all put in u cuin thnt jail or county home. 040,000 are still man budget. Then the Commi* my Whnt did they do the other day? sinners come along later and d> Mr. H erring pointed .......... Board that j They sold four hundred nnd fifty iflsne for $475,000, whiih included fellow that luid the pipes didn't 1.000 for the swimming pool ^Didy the iir.u'^ carefully and then concerned mighty laidpeople are know anything about the job. I seif in the Mime position that you [there was any intimation (h at they thousand dollars worth of road whut they call appropriating—They appropriate so much for this, w Ktiu.uvu *»r *11" "«• vote for the changes which he prebusiness and I do when we go to the hank [attempted tu violate the law con­ fttpl hospital, had been disposed at c|jcllHj Vvould make for a bigger proposition, look* to me. am not a plumber. 1 don’t know amj borrow money on our note,in cerning the budget, and that was bond*, ju st u few days ago. They much for that until they approp­ closed the deal—sold them at a pre­ better t it y. *#l, fig f , u re of $52,027 less than p an On the Iterest lias to be paid semi-annually only done because the hoys we mium—partly through a Jucksou- riate it all, but they don’t Again we hear Mr. Hutton’s anything about it a t nil. nettimz citv of Sunford only ! netting the city other hand we have a high-priced the principal on it's m aturity owed the money to needed the ,,, . , , . .. . " gate the funds, they don’t divid* voice out in the audience: about 90 per cent of the face val­ v He hank uml bonding house coinfundi Aftl,r , h^y do thig np man here on the streets to find dntc. There are other ways the money. I.INDY TAKES TO WOODS "Many cities do—Besides we have ue o f the securities. the trouble; been here several j.Ry incurrs debts nml liabilities bimi~ V o T ry T ' of? V V,,n,bonds t t ‘,, huy don't this agreement in the contract. Now the budget mean* this. Any up R eferring to the recent sale in $75,000 worth those a t propriating. 1 ' if , h they jrfJ s, to p - t h .y it wouB months and hasn't found it yet. selling her bonds, *0 th at k f you that wiM'V,.L"".T V .V"‘ and ■f#ew York when $500,000 in bond* BUFFALO, N. Y., July ;t Mr. Thrasher: ‘Listen; if you hud somebody in thc besides the bonded of the city jrouhie t r o u b ltoe ' stop «» mla ![u 1 n,eh (IN S )—With the first leg of " if it’s iu the contruct, Mr. Hut • 1hnltao snm« , —. . l . indebtedness . thP court suid ye*—We said we want to buy th at, they mak • the appropriation* $75,000 worth of them buck right adjourn and go home. now, but want you to sell them to . I want to say this—The bo*j us a t pur. They suid we will s e ll!Trustees hnve got u secretary. oD“ he is the victim of circumstance*- sag Gives Air Party hs i t S SST 2J w - - M o;rjo. w Stenographic Report Of Mass M eeting r aff & I**'cf ::",:; under the same business conditions, brought par when the city had to puy such trem endous sums for brokerage in order to dispose of its bonds. The speaker scored the cpimmtsBlon for its apparent luxlty in adm inistering city affuirs, und rbar^eil thut the* practice of borrow ing money’ to pay’ interest is rk trem ely poor business. ' Mr. H erring closed his talk with declaration that what v r '• m ost by the city is u budget lejnu-nt with u penalty uttnrhed <1 u violation for such a provision. A complete discussion of how budget system is tidministcred i how easy it is to handle pub- get anotiier specialist.! ter* fully but I am requested not to will use worms or custing flies for i Dint into consideration' ; T hat’s my opinion, Dial’s whnt tuke more than 10 minute* of your Road Camp last year, and more piscatorial appetizers wus not di*-i Again u voice f, ,,,, the nuiil* most of these fellows do when they [time, as other speakers have im- im poitant, what did you buy lust closed. :eii< ,.; r ,m run their own business. I know 1portunt m atters to discus*. I have year th a t won't have to buy thin, They do say that", ___ ____ Mr. Chase would hecmise he is u j prepared an itemized statem ent of and what will yt-u have to buy this MT. DORA -Plans under way Mr Thrasher: good business man. I the hond Sales in each year,hut my yeur th at you didn’t have to buy for annexing territory to Mt. Dora "H e ntny he correct but 1 bav­ “ I did find out ubmit something limited time will only perm it me to lust year? ** “ “ “ en’t been able to find it in any that ha* been, thut was not, the lcite certain sale* which have been Well we haven’t got to buy u pair Highway rails for bids. I MOORK IIA \ EN other clay, ami hasn't been for Home mail© In the !n«t two year*, I cite of mules but will have to buy u no, 8 between .\?oorc Haven and "Another thing many oilier time. Sometime ago we voted a i thftM b eeiuie they furnish food for wagon. Take th a t into nncount, Clewistin being paved. things—I won’t mention them . I bond Untie for a swimming pool i thought; because they hhow a vio- figure up what it will cost from will hnv c to quit and let somebody nml hospital. Some people didn’t lution of the C harter require lent* pout experience and say we have FA YARD— Plans underway' for (•Ik talk. Another thing, wc put u like the idea of u swimming pool (in the following respects: got to raise so much money to building new road front Duval- ttutenictit in thc paper lu«t night,, but sure liked....... F irtt th a t ' the ' funds derived :m aintain the ™ d camp. And right the r".T ideu .I’. of the i V bos. n r s i , ♦< . I . _ Ion down, general funds, fine und St. Johns line through Ilaynrd. railed by some of our friends, n o i|p itn l, I think, uml u ug it • • | any of our opponents—We put a would be one up here before now, mount of $200,000 wer> spent for forfeiture, school fund, district H». Atg'iistin''—ContraclH let at statem ent in the paper ’asking if and it's been so long and still no ........... . _ .................... .. .........a .............. ; c.hr i ^ 7 i V t w X fTnil, s i $388,871 fo r sewers, curbs, gu tters. I they knew that the 'F orrest U k j “ • ' ,ut k i l d i " “secoml.thut the aggregate issue >ou what . too much trouble to do and puving sidewalks in till* city, i Hotel never said anything about gun to make tnvesuga ‘hS l « tu a /® t,w m hl i ?«n advertise- | Hc T Y . 'h ’T !*", '" ii^ T id M V b S ment for Seminole County, Florida, count of the bond*. He did his the day they are sold, to buy $75,finally said -l haNen U .,* t 000 worth of them buck again, thc [report to make. Why he could not people will clamor for them,and we make it any more than 1 could snl can get a big premium. And they I haven’t seen the hooks, etc, Mr. Key is ns fine a fellow •' bought them hack, und have got the money in the hunk to meet nil over lived, but how in thc world the future— not ull the future in­ u Secretary of Bond Trustee fur­ th*’ terest payments of course, hut nish -a »goad - - - report - of how t-ri?*enough money to meet the next i n - 1money wns spent unless ens^ stallment payment nnd take care of able direct to that nrcount the bonds. (had been, he'could huve given u ^ T hat’s whnt we have done with you in five minutes. I yenD'1'' the budget in thu CJUnty. Got five say thut you van go into lbe, ‘,aM Commissioner*, ull good honest-to-j office, and get u financial goodness iiusiness men, no lawyers ment 'd the county affuirs on it, no doctors, no preachers, no day they have got. Every J'* hankers, just ordinary farm ers, is in, and ju st how much in Di ^ good, honest-to-goodness fellow*, ferent funds in two minute*. But th a t’s the way they are run- it Is un to date every .n 'Rb,',.||<r4 ning their business. The 3iondi l " Now gentlemen, I haw tsW^ ; tomorrow at a premium, .longer than 1 was expec will sell v 1 have worked with the City (Cuutinucd Ou Fatf* FI**) �PAGE tTHE SANFORD I! EHALP, S/VTURDAYy JULY 30.1927 TO| Results Of (James S T icp e SiWH?;FIGHT LOUGHRAN isiLEIiW n V L ennw j N RATHAM 4; •* Philadelphia ____ Chicago . hilndclphin «... Washington 5; Detroit I (11). Promoter FuRzayMnkesNecessary Arrangements ToSlngi* Hout Long Overdue; I’hila- ICelerymen Collect Ten dolphin To F ig h t AlcTiguc Off Brown Three Of NEW YORK. July JIO.— (INS) Which Are Made__By ________ .__ ________ „ Promoter Humbert Fugazy finally Beazley, 2 By Allenlh:,s “'"‘"ted" the long overdue NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh' -1; Brooklyn tt. Chicago 5; New York I ( 10). St. Louis it; Philadelphia :!. Other, rain, SOUTHERN LEAGUE ClmtnmioRD 5; Mobile 4. Little Hock !t; Atlanta tl. Memphis l*; Birmingham Ik Nashville Id; New Orleans 17. Graduated ‘‘Porcupine Neck” New Menace That Confronts Women Of United Slates Frishie’ Spectacular Playing ’Is Feature Of Friday’s Contest in lt d " cause o lp e rw lto t h i s Hill or C o m p l a i n t w ill h e t.)U»!ii : n i l v n . r i.o iitn v i> n s cunf*-J**cU h r y o u unit t i l l s t a n s * d iA M ia n •'V I ltRAI.TV TlMJ.HT iMMI'.VSt, a Cor-; p r o i’oi <1 . x p a r t * . T h e n a t u r e o f t h e s a id , s t i l t h e l n a porn lion, ComiOiilmint. a s u i t t o f o r n c l a t r tt u it . . c e r t l m i vs It. .S. LONG anU Lit.I.IAN LONG, m o r t g a g e .lilt,'.! S f a r r h , a :'A I.J K ‘ l tils wife, nml It. W, TOPI*. mot tro ll! th*- ilrfolliiSrttS, II. H. I a*Iff [ 1 -’i>>1111; t,i* wife, Defnid- ami Lillian Umi, hli*. w)Ih, t<* th*< nnt* 'l l . U: T ru-it.vm e.iay. th e ' iV.Ai j Siil.l tn a rtiiu g o j Ttll^KTA'ns^fTF^FIAV/uD^TO - t i e o r . l In M n r t m t a - Ooulti MNi l *h, loxo itrol L I L L I A N L O M t , S3 o f Urn P u l . l k t U c o r i t* o f ScmfnoV.< m im SA< REMENTO, July 2'.*.( IN S )-jfollrfwed a visit to Hollywood and The menace how confronting the movie edeny. whence bn was American wo/nanh..... a c c o r d i n g prove his reepnt'assertion th at to u. A. Belmont, uationid vice-1natural blondes do not have rurlv h is w ife . - , STATIC T A X i'i u rtiy . F l o r i d a . president of the M aster harbors hair a lte r they reach adults years, MISSION. nO.VI-.Hi.MU.tlY. At.A- | ll Is further order,-1 lh af tlfli No* A toclatlon, is “porcupine neck,' His visit wps mails a fter many of ii a .V v onil ll, tv. T oD D . nml I lire lie publish’ -1 la Um' I lib " tterald. a newsimper iiutdlshod la l i e of llt'se insidious tilings you the film stars had written him, in-T O D D . hl» w if e , o t ills mi- Ssnford. Seminole County, FlprltJa, \ y « » |p v Avenue, E v a n sto n , can't see, and n thing that only jclorlng blonde curls and defying il ls. Defendanta., | onon a wceli for four |1gi<ftiiH'l’jiyour barber will tell you about. j ldiii> to prove that they "got that li n p i'. ’.iriiue r e a m a n A f f i d a v i t j tlve weeks, nml a copy llirreof- le, "Slmve not your neck neither let w a y " in a beauty parlor or the f i ll’ll in t h i s e m u * ’ by iin. C o m p l a i n - 1 nu.il. ,| to cnoh *if the o u , M. S I.ON’i] n m l L i t , - ] n ato . .I In Oils f ir d e r. your barber do so,” advises Bel- privacy of milady's boudoir. . d il l i l l ’ll IS_y O WITNESS my hand and official . tils w if e , a m i It. W , Clouet; ■»£ ,(!(.» mont. "F or who wants to kiss a ; Ami Belntunt claims that he ; rofUk ami' T O D D . h is w ife , s e a l of the Circuit ent.v-Third Jinl mek that hrlstlea like a porcupine* ,miVe,l th - truth of his coiUention. a r e e a c h u n it e v e ry r e s i d e n t s n f n Tu u tiir y o t h e r t h a n t h e 1 the S t a t e iif Utorlda. In a Du ‘ f^rr I'j-ck. And the razor does bring pyji,, blondes, born that way, with SS lt aa tt ee o fo r F cu l o r i d a ; a m t t h a t t h e pro* I y .-nitnote i'■idtlty. on ihls Mio N r Inistles it’s an established fact, jail-golden or straw white hair, do s c a t mill l e s s a n d p ln e e of r c s t i t e a c c f titty o f J u l y , A i- l ’j: v i;, t)OiTgLA8«J The national burlier executive, not |mVe natural curls, he insists. of t h e liefi-llftantn, ll. s t,o i» r n nd r.ler.lt c i r c i r l t « ;.'U rt o tut. Ills w ife , as p a r t i c u ­ Ian- assisting in plans for o rg a n -, •j*0 clinch tlu- argum ent, lie put the ll .airlll yi n aa s l . Is lly I,ilow o Is S ta te Tux Hy A M WltfitCA’ ization of the now Stale Board o f j Mj|Cjr,,,||v blonde curls under a C o m m i s s i o n . M o n t g o m e r y , A l a b a m a : Dapiity Uvrl* Barber Examiner*, declared that all mjcrosvope. as it is it scientifically a n d t h a t t h e u tM i- n l mill re s * am i irilU M TT UOf U t H C A iJ. , . „ , r e s l d v l i c n o f It M . T o d d W i l s o n . Itnyli A D l e .h l i en e \V. it conscientious barbers now are ad- established fact Hint blonde hail- ap nl adc e- o f -------Tili o d d . Ills w ife , a s p a r - ] S^etlrilfirfi O H cliors ffill o r.i'o in n lillu a u tv i s i n g their women patrons against (is f|llt ,whil«* dark hairs are round, l l i u l l i r l y u s Is k n o w n Is 1118 W e s - t ’uljlleh J u l y 2, 3, t|l, 11, !(),, _ . , i l neck shaving. Instead, they u r g e )T'|,jl, (l(u, f|>uturo that can notin' Icy A v e n u e , U v an slo ti, Illin o is', t h a t j _________ ■ W .l o p v tflC !.' V i n e ■ ( m a l a tit . i* use of the clippers, so that the changed in the iienutv parlor, he yToo ud d II.a nH.d Lnmr, I . I lTl loi du d ,L o un rgn It.eni-h b l A U l x J . — -Mile d u - j u g i %» lo ck may retain its softness and „ m | most of the blond curls i a........................................................ .. t. w e....... n d e v c i y d v - r th> n e e of n t y ■-' t.i Ihi paved, . , _______________ truly beast "a skin you love to tl., I>u* l(> he round under the . one years a it tiiii iio>re is no p.-r-t t utichr” microseope. The curl in tin- real ^W^HtimuoiiiM la U l i a n r e r ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ RI S * ! l • Al <4 S l INK—Wliito a j). lint women are obdurate, liel- blonde hnlr*. the glass n-venled, w h o m w o u ld blm l you o r a n y o f y o u ., lighting Ryrtem instulled on Buy 'ment nffirmed, and porcupine had been ai rpdred permanent wave vom ’ HU iVg,''VdlUaa' l^ n lT h ls | r-" t, Fort Marion Circle ami Ht. w if e , a n d 11, W. T o d d , a n d -------• W W S tre e t . 'c Here’s I»r. Louis A. Legett. M f incrons-. You see fashion. Toild. Ills w if e , t o e a c h n m l e v e r y _ _____ , , ... , evidence of this new menace, ns|iei sunnily he and appear before our |fijii VIK I Tol il ‘ „f +*'1 I'.d't dentisl-enlcreh of uri-onville i.Helm-ait, in the theatre, the ’'-LAA.Iiw, total ot ■ ^ J AUKMIN V1LLF. New side­ nald I'lreult Court ni Sanford, ■Hrtill- ' C.) club In the Sally Longue, wlm street car ,the church, the home walks to be laid along Atlantic note County. Klorldn, on the first 1boxes citrus tru tt from tlu* «n»f.s was recently purchased hythe nml the barber shop. You see it, Boulevard from King* Rond to day of Aug us I. 13ST to itutko an- ,jct bandied tlm n'gh Orange Couniwv * r tu t hi* 11111 nf t oiiinhilnt thlH . . , ,, . « Chicago Cubs. Legett was ustar in fact, wherever the nape of the itry flint nwniufit you I»y tlio Com* bub-FjXchnii|?e hero. White Avenue. athelele a t Tennessee Doctors’ Col-peek is seen, lege and lives at New Orleans, Lb Belmonts return lu Sucrnmento scrap between Paul Berlenbneh and Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia, U will he recalled that Borli-nFLORIDA STATE LEAGUE boch, some time a fter he relinquish­ Miami 1; .Sanford 2. ed the light heavyweight ti’ie to St. Petersburg 5; Orlando 4. •luck Del.uney, win matched _ by Tampa II; Sarasota 1. Fugazy f< r a lioui with LougKrun in Brooklyn Inst September. BerSOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE lonbni'h suddenly decided that he | Pensacola 5; Savannah 2. m tded a real and posted off to Cal- i Selma 4; Albany tt. ifomia. Fugazy raved him a sus 1 Montgomery II; Jacksonville 1. pension by agreeing to a postpone- i Columbia I ; Waycross 7. MIAMI. FLA., July flOlh, (Spec- menu Part winter llerly wnnttM to SOI Til ATLANTIC LEAGUE ial to the Herald.) George Cusack Augusta 2; a t Columbia 1. pitch>4 great ball. allowlnR the fight ORnin hut Fugazy h»d no in­ Hostlers but five bits, and was ac­ door arena. Ho agreed, however, to Mar cm 7; Charlotte 1. corded sensational support ns San­ let Berlenbaeh to his stuff f»r Ashvllle 2; Spartanburg 1. ford took the second slrniRht Riime Rickard. Paulie manouvered around Knoxville II; Greenville 15. cl the scries from Miami here yes. and finally Rot himself bowled over tcnluy. U ntil'the fifth inning the hy Michael. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Hustlers did not hit safely a time. Columbus 5; Louisville <i (11). Now Berlenhach Is muking an­ Sanford won the Rome in the other "Comeback” and after his de­ Milwaukee 5; Minneapolis Ilk ninth inning when a fter Bailey had feat of Bob l.awson here this week, Others, wet grounds, singled and been sacrificed to sec- Fugazy decided it wns time for INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE ond. Riddle scorn! ldm with a Paulie to fulfill (he Loughran ob­ KorJiiriR single over second. Riddle ligation. I-ough ran enrolled under I Rending 2; Jersey City 5 (ti hsd bt-cn hitting the hall viciously Fugazy’* banner Inst spriiiR and darkness). Only game scheduled. »fl afternoon hut had not managed has since pa Red all the prominent tn hit safely until then. In the liRlit heavyweiRhts in vain. WASHINGTON, .1ulv 20,(1NS) i succumb to ll( - same blandishthiol inning Riddle rrmihed one at FuRnzy reminded the members The death of Lieut. Samuel L. jmont of autocratic power. Pitcher Brown wlyeh alt most of the New York boxing commis­ Gnllnhnn, of the fire department. I “l ’rohihition may l»o a part of krt'-cked him unconscious ns it hit sion of previous favors extended whose truck was in collision with [the constitution, it may have him a ’dancing blow on the chin. 1o Ilorlcnhach and they uRreed that n rttm-nniing nutomobilo was been made the instrum ent «*f Sanford -'cored in tlie first i n - 'Paul must tie up with Imughran FLORIDA S’PATE LI'AG characterized today hy Sen. Ed- tyrannous coeri/on tlrrinigh t h » tiisr when Beazley bent ."IF nu in - it i fore l'iRlitinR any one else. W. L. I’CT. i wnnl 1. Edwards (D ), of New nperatlon of the Volstead net, . HI 10 .615 Jersey, ns "a murder committed hut are the decent people of fWVi k itr n d stole recond.RoInff w j Proceeding- with this nuthorily SANFORD 15 11 i! <-ii Alienas |nfiel(I hit.^.< rowc j.-URazy announced that he would .Miami . in th- name of Whoelerism and Washington and the country flfi") out to Bounin ami Beazley etiiRo the bout at popular prices on Tampa 12 11 in h ib itio n . (going to endorse a crusade of arm! nfler the catch. ... 12 15 A hr. 10 at, Ebbot* Field, Brooklyn. Sarasota In a prepared statem ent Ed- iofficial crime and murder in or'fiitni evened the couni in tin- This is tin- clay before the Dclaney- St. Petersburg 10 El wnrd also attacked supcrtti- dor that a bootlegger may be fifth nhen a fte r Hinkle had doubled Paullno henvyweight arRumi-nt at Orlando 11 15 t cadent of l '| lice Hesse for caught and his liquor dumped itiIVrn'n scored him with a rincle to tin* Yankee Stadium. The commisluuding “the mtirdcmua act" an ! to the Potomac river or down the left. Dunbar made a fine throw t» inioiier* approved the date. NATIONAL I. of booze is mere valuable than throats < of thirsty officials? • |* . jL- plate to catch Hinkle but Rid\V. the life of a man who gave hi* Edwards' asked, Loughran has been promised u <f’- failed to touch ldm ns he -did mttlch with Mike MrTigue, light Pittsburgh ....i . r»7 .*W(I ull (a :thu moat hazardous scrviiT - “^ w‘ u i , ^ charged 'tbni there int" Lome.' aiming r.ri .5tffi in the District of ColutVlbili. are ‘‘ns many Ki-jnckera a: henvy-woight champion Emeritus, (Chicago ’ Li­ Edward* declared tJmt "mir our law enforcement officials ns Frisbie provided the feature or within thirty days. He says he can st. Louis . .. 55 fanatical friend* of the anti ’.here are among the criminals thy day iii the ninth inning after take both bout* a* he is consider­ Now York 52 Niilonti U'Iikip * have t/jiit* iver.v*lof the* nnclcrwoi'lil, and whnn thin Sanford had pul over the winning ably behind (n bis schedule. l.i Cincinnati thing hut blackmail the presi-|fiu-t i* thoroughly inqiresscd upon ran in the first half. In tin; Miami 42 Brooklyn Joe Smith, Tommy’s -manager, den! of the United tales to the minds of the voters, there half of tile inning after two v.er was to have appeared before the Philadelphia.. . 57 enforce a tyrannical and hypo- ;will be more respect for general away Cacanri • doubled to the tlu commission yesterday to pro- B o s to n .......... .. 55 critical law and it is little wonder law even if there is less enforcefence, llinkie then crushed one (hat Ur t against Loughran being com­ that a m ajority of police would meat of n specific law." looked tike a H ir e nijiglo over A MERICA N I.KAt pelled to accept the cuHtmnry worn!. Friable mode a great one- tdialli ■ ■ n aa n HaanaBBnaaBM iitBaHBB' W. iiRcr's end of 12 1-2 per cent hfitded stop of the hall fnllin 71 New York him during tin* winter and spring. iiravtt on the p!ity, 11inkle reached 1fVr l,w*intr McTIrup hut lie did not Washington 57 On hi* recent return to Nicaragua firrt safely and Uatnix- st.irtenl'show up. 52 h'lme hut til- Fed-- Star rernveu-d l! wa» explaimii m rugazv, Detroit uponthe dentil of his mother, CnrnMl in time to throo* the speedy M u st- however, hy Commissioner Mul­ Philadelphia . ko Morales, was asked to represent 50 ____ ler nut by five feet. It was one of don that the board did not actually Chicago Moiicada in this country. 41 Cleveland -----. the rich teat nlavs ever seen hen'M cfigue chanipiun hist "Moncada became a national hero gave him I lie Bt. Louis Tuesday hut merely and wns baseball of the big leagu "lending contendi r" position by Boston variety, T hf when he crossed the country from - “ | WASHINGTON presidency of Nicaragua, which has the Atlantic to the Pnulfic,bringing Dunbar also played great ball Delaney'* default and will not ore-j caused the Anicrienn government | bis arm y through the jiitigh-,’' cxfar the winner*. !l D expreted the* ] claim him the title ladder utiles* I so much concern ami expense in (plained Morales, who has just re ­ Mcii teer Crovvt it *-enn Fergus to ’lie def-tn Loughmn. Under the —, tin last year, may next b - voted turned to a Washington university lh>- n I’Uiid today it nn attem pt u i circumstance* McTigm will be uskAMERICAN LEAGUE to pore other than General Jose to complete graduate studies. "His take the third straight front the 'n l to accept a more even brenk |M. Moncada, wlio threw up the soldier* stood in water up to their tenir.v nut* the Celerv Feds out W ith I.ougiirnn in the division • < St. Louis a t Boston. I sponge a* commander of the 1.11)- waists and formed a human bridge rrc nd place Hustlers. Th win yosl . 1 Clovcl'.ind a t New \ ork. ; i-ml army wlicn hi- wns tlireat- for rifles and munitions kept drv Detroit at, PhUutltdpliin. The loinmissiou denied the to* in front with a percentage *>f .tH5. j 'eiit-d with tin* power of the United by passing them from one set of Chicago at Philadelphia. {quest of promoter Tex Rickard, State , marine. raised arms to another. He had to Sanford All R II PC) A E who i* in Chicago, to tux ringside make several speeches a day to « v NATIONAL LEAGUE | The Moncadista* ray that 0 customer* §22 to witness the De­ azley, iff ti 4 l *1 New York at St. Louis. Moncada is the most popular man keep up the s-pirlt of these men. Meyer. 21) ....4 ll 1 *9 4 ll laney Uzcudun bout and decreed Brooklyn a t Cincinnati. in Nicaragua today, and wlmt is Ilis troops were not ennscripts, as H. Allen cf . ,.*» 0 •» 3 ti O.that "tops" must ne ?16.60. more important, that his election has been said in the United States, Boston at Pittsburgh. Crime, II 1 ) 1 * 1 :t (’ I Tiic commissioiH-r* registered would h a w the consent if not the Most of them had room from eonPhiladelphia at Chicago. Bailey, |h 1 1 1 11<1 1 more high dudgeon over the pro* | Messing of the American Ih-pnrt s: ivative territory to find him nnd Bunbar, If.. . .*«§» II 1 *9 n *’ japcct of Messrs. Tunney nnd Demp:1| 0 II 1 5 SOUTHERN i.EAi.UK sometimes he had to send men ment of State. (TidJe, as ... JJit.ey leaving the sovereign state of Word of Moncada’* popularity is home for lack of arm*. Riddle, v ..... I II 1 5 0 " New York flat on the hoard of i U ' Atlanta at Little Bock. *1 0 0 0 *9 Birmingham at Memphis, emphasized hy Evarislu Caraso"If wo were to have a free elec­ Cusack, p .... 0 j back and settling their differences Mobile at Chattanooga. Moiules, the 21-year-ohl grandson tion today, Moncada could not help * | elsewhere. New Orleans at Nashville. •if a Nicaragua president who hut win," says Cara*o-.Mornlo*. Total* :io •> 10 27 12 rved a* secretary to President "Condition* may change in the next Mi.sml AB It H PO A 4 0 0 0 1 marines are more Pois, ;!i,......... MADISON Full carload ofjSacasa while Facasa was in Wash* I year, but the mari Madison j ington and to T. S. Vaca, who ! likely to keep the country in a Krtaupp, 2 b ... sirup shipped f rum 4 II 0 0 **»1 I fought Sacastt'a battles lu re for'H iatus quo." J 1 ire , cf .’1 0 1 1 0 recently. "ruiza, ir Rinltle, ll. * ^ ^ .y* * * * < ■ ■;■•:•-f -y t- ❖ >4- + f’4- <•+■> <■ <• <■•> •> Ih-nnin ,rf Bingham, r f i Keyes, ,* NEW YORK, July 2*. - Under Brown, n d the leadership of General Motor* ■ ... ---- -------------- * and United States Steel, the vigor- ' :il 1 6 27 14 0 ‘ous forward movement In stock-' •' ue by innings: prices was broad enough to cm-j eanford 100 000 001 2 brace a considerable number of the 000 010 (100 t popular motor stocks but o ther' ■Miiniiuiry—Two bnse liit*:Ben-'hection8 of tiie market were con*pi- j I''"- Hinkle; sacrifices: rrow e, U-uously inactive and featureless. ) A & ri k’‘,?l,,n.^a w *s , Beaxloy, H. Though the quarterly earning* K,„ li!H,bU‘ to rluy:K > y« l>orllMl „ f u.S. Steel Corporation l, , *" iwas disappuinting, since earnings ( i» l, i,| .nf,n r / ' ti •N, nni1’ ■ * * 11T of the big corporation fell about , lit I ! ..,. ° , I!,roT'M’ *• hlruc!{ ; W.000,000 under expectation*, buyEnmir. '1‘' hy. W"V' .1* 1i»!f demand for the stt*k was Tim,’ ,<,n Bn<1 Marshall, j ^ f f j ^ n t to lift quotation* to the (highest level for nil time.At 120, MT lin n a u -rr Xlith e i-tiKk was a t th - equivalent of A ' N ationalj|g 0 for t j,t. 0| j *han-s before the i)( • "i .Mi. Dorn .qK-m-d for b u s .|(,,.t.la|tl|il,n „ f thr- in percentI ek dividend. A large part of the recent buy­ G A L L 1B - -Atlantic B< ing of i,tecl shares lias I-em cred­ ■ali-vanl Aatocintion in l i r e Card it* 1 to the Dupont interests, ■untj »Tganized recently. which now dominate general motors corporation. Should nay 11 JA C K 01 . t u E members of the Dupont family ' ’ . to In cX|K-nded for s tree t he elected to directorship of the ‘jl, lft l "»grani in South Jack, on- U.S. Steel, or to official position in that company, a closer eon. tact between the two larger maim- J H1UI1 SPRINGS Florida faeturiag enterpris--* would be ',w‘‘r Uornoratlon improve established, this is the drift o f.JJ 1r and light lines in this Wail S heet rumors at the pre- . tlon. seal tim e, though they overlook A the art that thW Morgan banking | T , J 'R a DENTON —• New linked ■4, Green inU-rests have already p V ^P.ron‘P,’-tef across Manatee (the se corporations through th d r HKc^ frani 1 W •m *i l.i l* i!i 1dominance in (he flnniAdal affair* X f.;..v.*..*..:v/ A^ y,;.,;. * f.- ; A : *.*.•>> -. - | £.*..•■{■ VR v '!"! ‘ *• * *• >•! ’• *■* * ^ .• .*..*. of bath, [Riddles Hit In. 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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. a ll Before / / o’clock For The D a y ’s Insertion The Sanford Herald •• �I - 1^ IM I.I.A M I I.. IIR AM. I.IH T O II i t m i W . M I I > I t ) >1111 ,M A N A < iK II I i . A I I I . K I'.. J t I V K A i M n n n K l n K I :•! 11 ■>• sim ic n irT to x matka I n r ......— ............ M » H lh 4 * m ----- -------. ' 'hrrr M o n t h " ............. ......... k '1* ( a r r t r l | i > f I t f f l . 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J i . n n a I n d ' a r ifl Itlv rr C aaal —- l n n l l « n r n l l * > n u f n m n l h l r up tt’tfl." | ^ , l M i « r i i l l i i a il l I n illiT In * prr*ran > — h n u a ra , hiilrla, a p n i i n i r n ' tn tta ra . t j » A ( ' . . t t i m n n l l r •7he»(. I ' n m i . I r l l . M i «>l r l l r b m atlflcn H im p r n * r m n . -A a m a n d n n u t r r a l i i i i p l l a l JIBLK VERBIS FOB TODAY »UI> IS TRUSTWORTHY:,— jj“ hold, God will net cast nwny a Jlrfccl nmn, neither will lie uphold to evildoers. .lob 8:"f). INCIDENT BIT-OF-AN-BLF cmiin flippil­ ing down jt,*-inii whore sdio lived in Faerie Town. po wns bored in the land* of Faerie, /id she wanted to work in a dairy. The working of the human mind is truly a wonderful ‘ lit inexphrnhle thing. Whitt makes pehnlti do things, especial­ Dupont Went Shopping. ly some things. is a problem which will probably remain un­ Where Were The Nordics. solved throughout the ages. Unanswerable questions as to Ten Young Frenchmen. the childlike simplicity ot the adult mind only tend to give The Sacred W hitt Old. By AtMDL’r. BRISBANE added impetus to'the futility of human endeavor. r«e<n*h> ta n or •Our We are thinking of th at tragedy near Chicago Thursday when the excursion oont “Favorite" was sunk during a squall MU. DUI ONT, of Dupont tin and at least twenty-eight persona drowned. David Crockett, Nemours Company , went shop­ of Alamo fame, used to say in his happier moments, “ Look ping and causally report* that ho for his company fourteen before you leap,” but here is a supreme example of the species bought million dollars' worth of "big homo's brain lagging about three laps behind bis actions. steel" stock. Dupont dc Nemours .Seventy-five persons or more, comfortably seated, half is the biggest owner of General on m e side and half on the other, of the small double decked, Motors stock, and this Dupont gasoline driven craft, had tin fear of anyt hing disastrous when shopping lour Iins aroused great they embarked at Ilelmont Harbor. And those sitting on the Wall street excitement and specul­ port sidcAvere actuated by nothing more inane than human ation. Koine guess that a super- tru st nature when, as il began to rain and the wind blew the drops is to he based on n combination of Ihrough the open windows upo.i them, they dashed to the Guii-int Motors and United States steel, which would earn about other side. hundred million dollars net The extra weight on the starboard side, added to the four profits n year. That would be fact that the wind was from the port turned the boat over ,‘ ive percent on eight billions,, and ( nod the entire party was soon splashing around in the lake big business would be on its way , many of them trapped within the boat. Forty persons pos­ to a record worth while. sibly, fearing a few drops, precipitated more than seventy- YESTERDAY UNITED Slates \ five into t 'u turbulent waters of Lake Michigan. i tccl, just because inipmn o.oi j You’ve read about the one time buffalo stampedes on been buying it, jumped to a new | the western plains, A herd of perhaps three thousand buffa­ high price of Jl.Tl.fiO. Consider­ ing that every holder of one hun­ loes passively grazing together, are aroused by a peculiar dred shares recently got in h ires noise per Imps a mile or two away. They begin to move off in of stock free, you will see i il if the opposite direction, usually very slowly a t first. Then they you buy the right stuff m the begin to walk faster. Then they begin to tro t; then gallop. United States and keep it il will keep you, and you won’t have to The first thing you know, they arc running poll moll, head­ worry long, away from something, they know not what. A preci­ health. about anything, except your pice, perhaps, appears before them, and hundreds go over to In* killed on I he rocks below before the stampede is stopped. TDK "GOODWOOD GUI"’ race, iWe are not casting any reflections upon the persons in climax of England's fashionable was won yesterday by the “ Favorite" by comparing them to buffaloes. These ex­ season, Dark Japan, owned by the Aga cursionists did no differently from thousands of other ex­ Khan. That gentleman receives a cursionists in similiar situations. They were but human be­ huge inenme from faithful Mo­ hammedans mid spends some of it ings actuated by perfectly normal human instincts. on racing. Hut after all, the dividing line between the animal nature Royal Rom was second, owned of the buffalo and the human nature of people is astonishing­ by Sir Abe Bailey: and Glnmmeti ly light. was third, owned by Sol Joel. Get Ready For Company Where were the proud They also ran. TEN EARNEST W IIA T A IL S H IM WICK US WAMIIOLDT Architect T h e t r ip l e h a v e t i r e d o f t h e pCEbEST AF-CA'f.Ctl s ir ., a n d CPANJE ^ \ P , tC Gvi T O INH^DM “THAT 'fOOfc WEVTEI2N ATTIRE IS DEStGED students, '•*''1. Br.nk Bldg, *'* vtord, Fla. Uf Packing Furniture Draying—-Storage C. E. Chorpening Phone 3302 or 570 W Loch Arbor Goes Ahead THE INDIANS FEEL bUG|fTLD,< 11'LT IHJBBV!- MV H\p UCOT3. '^EOlDPAM To AN OLD bHIRT AND hW FiSMlMi*TACKLE- An d l IM PE 't o o WILL GivjE Tims, c o s t u m e BEFORE L-CAtLlONE. THINKS^ U P A NEM/ CREATION vtout> EARLtEb r A v ri-N T IC M ■ - C ■C l These fire days when nulj the thing of proven im*rl stands— Loch Arlmr i< steadily advancing with it; program of development keeping failh with itself bringing out the qualities th at will mark it as San ford's outstanding develop ment. DcForcsI-Sanford Really Company Nordics'/ Box :t:io Sanford se­ An optimistic note is sounded by Wade Fntzmingyr who lected from leading French uni­ has just returned from a five thousand mile automobile trip versities, arrived yesterday to ,ie Guard a t thu Border lowered through the north. While away he visited many of the large study in America. They will really his spear. Vo Elf or Gohldin croascn here, cities and had occasion to talk with hundreds of persons. The study. Americans not familiar young Frenchmen itches and Will*o'*thc-Wiapa gu impression gained by Mr. Enlzminger is th at the whole connfj“r"nest ompetition of their serithrough. try is once more looking toward Florida and that the coming 'm'lVi'ic"" and a mental power. lls Pass is not for the likes of w inter will undoubtedly see the greatest influx of winter you. LORD BRYCE said to Ostrovisitors that Florida has over known. .1 back to the Town of Faerie: gorsky, the eminent Russian w rit­ All conditions favor this state. Good roads lead this way 3U arc much to pert and airy." er. "Learned men ,in Franco send from all directions. F irst class hotels, ample accommodations t j England young Frenchmen of He. CKy* Commissioners were along the roads, fit the needs of ail classes. Railroad and .m ost admirable intellectual ear_ saplcuous by their absence. ----o----------steamship linos are giving improved service and report great neatness, bringing letters of intro­ fie Hutton Construction Com* volume of inquiries duction to me, and I am .obliged hy was among those present. to admit with ivgret th at wo can­ And this is the story th at is being brought back borne by ------- o------not send from England to France Jive credit to Bob Hooker. He practically all those who are returning from vacation trips. young men with that same ear­ own which sido his bread is but- Interest in Florida is again making itself manifest. Where nestness." ?d on. Instead of studying in the Uni- ( last year mention of this state provoked a laugh, today it ------- o-------ted States, the ten young French brings serious questioning. The entire United States is be­ jRanirwbere we heard someone men might teach us "how to ■•ffing yesterday afternoon, ginning to realize for a second time th at Florida is all right, study" if they had the time. I 'Tiero’II be a hot time in the old that it is sound, and that now is a good time to invest. rn tonight." This means that the coming winter should see a great THE em press ..f Japan puts/i tourist season, one that should tax the capacity of our hotels " ' her sacred girdle, an "obi" of Jradcnton reduces its ltl2d mill- and apartm ent houses. And with all the tourist houses filled '" ,,,ltiful 'v,,*te silk, twelve fe«t [e 4 1-2 mills. Oh, how we do love lls.—Bradcntnd Herald. Read Jh.; rcHUlt will be .mother (treat building program throughout kt, Sanford citizens. m e entile State. ^ !the (lid to the imperial shrine to ba ------- o-----nod limes are ahead without a question of a doubt, purified by prayer. This mcana, oy arc working night and d ay 1 e are passing through a quiet period, with business t,h,,t1"he expert^a baby in a month in thu City Hall trying to ge And w stark flew three times I money hard to gel, there is every reason to believe urnund records flxnd up. l*robeSP' the palace. That means a For** #!•***— dny the City Clerk th a t normal times are not far off and th at with the coming bay baby dc iwm tci give out some winter season we may expect the return of prosperity. ned" information. ! SOME WESTERNERS will Get your house in order for company. etwoen two and three thnuspnrsons gathered in front of hand shell lust night, and it iff to say that before the meetnnt ten percent of thhm knew trilling a t all about the condition [the city. Ellon J. Moughlon While in Daytona Beach visit Helen Marie Coffee Shop Breakfast Luncheon ATternoon Tea Dinner Food at its Best 133 Magnolia Ave. Mrs. J. Blount Pope Hostess r iUh---Tn , i «&. Rent Specialist We have apartm rnta nnd bun­ galows fur rent nr Male on the beach, cither niile of the Dalilax RNer, or any Median of the Halifax country. We know where the desirable place* are ‘bat are prired right, jl.et us prove it In you. VV. E. Blake 121 Magnolia Ave. I’hnno 1527 DAYTONA IIKACH When You Are At The Beach Shop at Our Store for Heller Values in: HOSIERY, LINGERIE, HAN DRAGS, NOVELTY JEWELRY, DRESSES, ART NEEDLEWORK. NOTIONS, IIATHING SUITS, CAPS ANI) SHOES C O L L IE R ’S 722 Main St. Al Daytona On the Remit Summer Is Fast Slip-'i ping1Away! Ilmi you tmule plans to im­ prove your house, to erect a new one? A Letter opportuni-l ty, offering more favorable conditions to the builder la likely to come twain—lake ad­ vantage of these things and nur service—you'll profit on hoi h ! smile at nil tin* "primitive atiitf," Hut the Mil led white alii and the purification by prayer is better limit the old fashioned American tight comet that often destroyed new baby’s chances. Question: What is wrong with to the little bluejnys. Parents who bring children into the world, and lt n ,K , 0 ,1 M hAN« ma" y , the modem child 1 lone people op on the " Favorite" who merely feed and clothe them, " " f* ,,ccor' l,f,K *" Answer: The modern parent. .•rally jumped from the frying give them spending money a plan; , ’" v" 1 lf » »"«»•» '•«*y. I To grant that n child must have to sleep, and provide for their book­ for instance, ties her "obi" in Inin the fire. They ran from m 7) I • V ru ! 'i V starboard side to gel out of the full sway In the m utter of self-ex­ learning, are no parents a t all. That front instead of tying J1 \" ‘M T uuO ^ W p ’ 1 hack that means that sin OM P A N the boat turned over nnd they pression is to assume that youth sort of parent is only a piece of a "" [ r s f i f f l L U M B \t R' him judgment m 11 experience. patent, The parent's big job is t>- I" Iter than she should he | f*ll Into the lake. " c a r c u a s r H ia a Judgment and experience are two train up a child in the way il should --------- o--------AT A WHOLESALE fur and THE YARD WITH A MILL B A C K IN G things which youth has not—and go, to teach it how to live life, to T u itio n removal of County Trtlaaloncr* from offico"— not only is wmilli linking in these require it to learn and to practice ion in New York interest centered 1lolly Ave., nt idl|nc in Delaml News. Seminole two qunlitiee, hut most grown folks those methods of Ticliuvior which on m uskrats and skunks. Thou; P h o n e 135 .infcy Commissioners employ the are not any tno well supplied with will help it to get along well when humble animals grow fur that n th . I2(h, 13th S 's Ifdgft system , and stick to it. No them. One m ust admit that the it has to go out and buttle with the lasts, and cun he made to look like any fur you please. Two and average grown person Is not over­ world, ^.iger of petition here. burdened with bruins, lie is doing "You uYe older than I am, and ono-qtmrler million dollars worth ■-------- o — fool things nil thu time. There is know more than I. Why didn't you of furs were sold ill two days. One ‘Boston Billy", the man who included 1G.THB southern musk­ nu such things ns a fool killer nr mako me do w hat I ought to huve lot n complete conquest of Key rat skins. Many swamps are going it society Iasi w inter,.w as sen- he would have been dead long ago. done?" is the accusation one way­ ito waste that would produce good [iced the other day to fifty years And it must he admitted that u ward girl Hung a t hur mother. That returns in " ra t skins," which sell prison for stealing the Liver. large percentage of grown people gill hit the nail on the head when as high as each. Ashley Grace I Jewels. May he lie will find hehnvc only because they have to. she upbraided her parent for not was glad to get 2.r* cents a piece I Accepting those fuels ahout grownrequiring the inexperienced young ■Ring am inly less gullible*. tqis, why should onu expect children person in her charge to do us she for those he caught at Fanwood, make a .success of things through should have ilono w hether such N..J., fid years ago. re heard beard ti man on the street to .......... Skunk skins sold for. $IJIO each, E W E S T nnd most luxurious /onstwlsi wn gait? compulsion harmonized nr not with yesterday Hint he knew things •* but they niv harder to catch and e not. just I *ght. b"t ' **nt he w s ease u-|| me what is the use Iself-expression, steamers nflont offer you comfort ant 01.01 mo win. do not direct their l The host men and the best women handle. t o vote 11( against the amendconvenience supreme. Its anyw ay because Lake was wfmpritig 7 A hen, a mockingbird, a art' those who have learned to con­ QUKBN MARIE IS “almost friend. T h a t’s the verv ren- .Kr‘,u,n': teaches, its young trol self-expression, amt t" inhibit a S A IL IN G S FROM JACKSONVILLE TO NEW Y0R1 hear will will lap her lot of it. The penitentiaries are fill. poor." Think of a queen that h a s -’ he should vote for the changes. what "'M' 1 to V do.• ..A bear cubs winding if they don’t min'd her. ed with the kind of folks who give n’t even one million. C alling a l C h a r i f to n needs some help. The poor queen must keep up A Muejay will adm inister discipline free rein to self-expression. Mouilsy. hurwlnv sort 8#turtl»v sf S P u her palaces, pay her expensive S. S. Ch erokce fj,| Sept. *» 10, 1!) The fight between Dempsey and • July Jfi Aug. **• !»• 13. staff, entertain friends, dress S. S. Mtdiswk It hey end' ll about like we ex I July 5MI Aug. 2ii Sept. 3. 12, 23 «. 16, herself and her daughter oil $30,-. S. S. Algonquin ted it to end. As the d F .tp L a of I July 31) Aug. 8, 1'J. 27 Sept. r*. Hi. *2| 000 a year. That is verv. little* A SIIB V IU .E TIMES f i 'h t n r shipbuilder say, • July Aug. 1, l'J, 20, 20 Sept. i). 17, 20 S. S.i Seminole v lien you consider that she is III" wropM'j* has corn-.* hack, but not * SUMMER FARES FROM JACKSONVILLE J. 11oraire McFarland of H a rris -1and th a t is the mu biggest thing granddaughter of Queen Victoria 7' rnou h to defeat Gene Tnnoev. K Is* it" - i* ip-* * .................. . hurir. Pa. and Long Island, is « thnl happened in, to, and end hud a Czar of Russia for a T o New York C i t y ........... $36.54 one way $59.1 Rfound trip gra ndfat her. . .. . , r will put a new direction on print i. « horticulturist, and a $18 00 M » To Charleston,3. C ....... 513.00" " S tates since Publisher. Through more than a through the l tilled ^ttf.-ryV toinehuek. $72.18 •• f! Tti Holton, M m ............. $42.81 " " ON HER VISIT to America, third of a century his great plants Columbus landed." 1 ___ have been producing n class of Heaven give us patience! r.r ’rum ors" that the campaign •lust she said to this writer: "If I were T h r o u g h t i c kmt» mm i chock**t t o * l t p r i n c i p a l n o r t h e r n r* * o r i* Hlges in 'th e charter was • prerr* and typographic art that has | such foolish, smug outpourings poor, I should open n dressmaking daughter would he a ptnd by selfish motives w a s ' brought him weulth and wld« fame from just such • xcellent and honor­ shop. My was of kiHM'korl -in th r h?ad lr rrafliMiimliip. Kdumtiort, trn- ed ( hristian citizens as McFarland good model.” !: *t b ^ how one What u fortune thu two could Fht by the statem ents of every . vrj and Dartiripatirn in ninveintn+M fo far fowurd explaining Return Limit Oct. 31, I'.I27 l.ei on the program that he f,,r vivic culture have given his | half of America is igiuuant of how make in this country. And how i T t . n t , o i l a n o n ln.lu<1r* m*»it »na tn««i* i m n i v n « Place of importance in c lti- 1the other half lives. Moving ‘tuickly. M b i o i l .fr • U t r r o o a i i o t p«rfei»tit to- . l i o n ■«.» jfd not have any office connect• i l h r r » iib m it|irlv « l* l i r W O > w t » l i m r , ( I h n i i i n h the City under any circuin- zen circle*. It U therefore both *cionly through particular paths of . , 1)1 (via nt;d»ub1* Wd. *1*4 t**U> »l Friend Lowden says democracy s. And we don’t blame them. find him th" author of an article their own selecting, they are unr i ' i * ( b a i n . I*»rr«( d i n t n s i c r v i c r — U b l r . m . v h» r*. in The Ifeiew of Reviews applying ("luscious of what is going on in is on the downgrade. It seems • » r . t d l o t (wo. four. « • « •'*>** p ftw m t. O d U c n f|ist»"»r doubts vi" inuv lia*'e • li<* ebjidish theory that where a the fields of life at either side. that democracy and firm prices \ o irttt and d»iv inf. h I of Mr Gem* T unney’s ’eond'Uon is not personally encoun­ I bey return, and in deep ignorance usually go the same way. Fot l u r r h . r /n r o r m s r io n . S . i o r j o e n , and high elation broadcast their }*>'ct«i«. • ( « - . appl> :nle* * o iirii'id jtv » r- dispelled ter d it can not much exist. Wh; n the next Congress «sIn a twn weeks visit to Florida, false report, and thousand* of other | the fact th a t when hr wuv **rlousjy raported killed in an a u - , tiuveling .TT4f> miles, he encounter­ minuet able* believe it because a nembles something ought to Ins no intoxicating i*ersnn and saw .Mel-at land iaid it. It never oc­ done about the man who goes jiobib* last Tuesday he Ied , , accident * , no liquor bi*’ng iTilmk. Se\i*n<l curs to them to reflect that then around slapping sunburned shoul­ lr»*in>-d subaeijutntly f - u .uy- „ rivilt(. the daily records .of the police and der, J. u. Calder Agent. Sanford. Fla. f * eoorts o f my death a te >.wh|) rt,„niM,iw |l lli(| him eoektalls the courts must all b" lies. For not indulge." Wm. 1». Clements, [ill I e " a v g e r n U ' d . H e i a p r o b ,IH Mr. McFarland is ami nil |an d their credulous followers, tbe A Texan has managed to kien District Passenger Agent the final man. sim ilarly re- pi* |jf,. lias h»->*ii a tfetoU ller.thu Great Cnnspiiaev of Secret Drink- awake IfiO hours by drinking cof­ Pier 1 Jacksonville, H*. d. who hi.'- tailoii to ns th** aridity of his observations remained ers is one of those Just evils fee ami smoking cigarets. irk s’ncr M lift Twu'i invented unbroken, "John Barleycorn,'* he thut are talked aboutlawless but don't the man for a job as elaqucr fol­ Jm kinniville Journal. concludes his article, "is outlawed, •actually exist. ia grand opera company. Bond Grade Zip Service i Yard DirectJIllWatcrRoute to :NEW YORK N HONORABLE FALSE WITNESSES 1 Summer Exerctision Now On Sale M u tu a l I n te r e st A n d P r o fit $ $$ $ Of course maiiitaining1an account will make a man a bank depositor, b u t— not necessarily a success. A person may deposit a certain amount regularly and still not make the most of his banking1con­ nection. Wise is the man who de­ posits his money regularly and cultivates a close re­ lationship with his banker. It is our intent and desire to take a personal interest in our depositors — and merit their friendship. The natural result of in­ terest and friendship is mutual profit. Don't forget this is your bank. Call often. THE FIRST NATIONAL ANK CLYDE LINE C a t hie r I _________________ . •idti—;: �' rf .y > *H?* 4**7 '* - ’ " *5 RAGE F I V E THE SANFOKD HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 30. 1927 | that intervene the citizens realize City Commissioners of Snnfoni that there might be amendments nrc no unalterably opposed to the that wouid better their City rov- asiltstJinPC offcrP(1 thcm. i donq eminent ami would result to tho. , * . .* , , , »— «♦ of them, underbenefit ___ and the benefit understand it—I don t of the City nnd they go to Tnlln- stand why they should do it. FLINT Mich., July 30.—Over Poland, Czeeho-Slovnkia, (Latvia, I believe one said perhaps it hassee in many cnscs every two MRS. FRED S. DA1GER. SOCIETY EDITOR ancient trails fraught with danger, Lithuania, Esthonia and others of Residence Telephone 859 fc'enra and ask for some little would hinder the smooth running through hub-deep sand under a sun those newer countries. Tho book change. of things. I know one of the Com­ which shows no pity for man of will grow ns the party proceeds by I sometimes think the snails car, n man. his wife nnd daughter ; motor from place to place. Col. A t T h e C h u rc h e s I R o n n r f O f M O f U i n i r 'l *n *llc ftffairs of the city. But I which is proverbial for slowness, missioners has no use for tho other, nro blazing trails which never be* Powell’s enr, a 1027 Buick broug----------— --------------- ------------- * l v /1 am here tonight without any mal- moves with lightening like rapid­ and I know thnt one of the others fore showed the tmeks of an auto*'ham , is specially equipped with a HOLY CROSS n i l Itc il. fc C iv o n In l l n i o i l icu nnd without any ill-will. I hnv ity compared to the human mind hns no use for one of the others. mobile tire. This mnn is Lieut, typew riter and table, as well as .Seventh Sunday after Trinity. J® V C I1 111 " y 11111, “J f for I And no d o c u m e n t 's over penned Laughter, ami I don’t see how Col. E. Alexander Powell, noted many other conveniences so neces­ Celebration of Holy Commun-1 they nro going to run so smoothly and globe-trotter. sary on n long, arduous tour. ion, 7:30 A. M. anyhow. I can't see why they artCol. Powell left America with his ____ , _improved Church School, 9:15 A. M, that wo have a splendid City m an­ Now all these amendments ex­ objecting to it. I don’t see why family on a trip which will take ager, I believe th at wc have a good cept one or two have been discus­ they oppose some help. Morning Prayer and Sermon, I don't them nil over the world. It is (Continued From Page 2) 11:00 A. M. if you iovc your town you vote for police chief. I believe wo have a sed— I am not going into a discus­ know why they are so unaltera­ probably the most pretentious auto* Evening Prayer and Sermon, th at amendment, vote for the bud­ good Snnitnry Inspector, But my sion of the amendments. I just bly opposed to it. But they nre mobile tour ever attempted. The 8:00 P. M. get, thnt’s one of the amendments, friends, I think the facta that simply want to any that the first and I can say in conclusion my Powells will avoid he well marked j compelling the City authorities— have been produced here tonight amendment provides for five City friends thnt I hope you will simply trails nnd beaten paths, for all j Visiters cordially welcomed. these gentlemen may not always convince you, that the City of San­ .Commissioners. And I just want to go to tho polls nnd vote your sen­ these three members of this family FIRST CHRISTIAN' CHURCH be City Commissioners, conipell ford is facing a financial crisis. timents and not somebody elses, are innoeulnted with the spirit of | particularly to the amend- 'Vote without fear of anybody. the wandor*luat nnd also with the Ninth and Palmetto Avenue. them t« adopt the budget.—That's It is true th a t Sanford grew by refer ments in order that you may Frank M. Mailer, Pastor. fair, 5 ou know everybody goes out leaps nnd hounds during tho boom, know fully whnt they arc. The Vote without trying to favor any­ desire for exploration. Biblo School i»:tr» <A. M., It. A. of office sometime, l went out, anil nnd we want to give proper and next amendment provides for n body, nnd don't let any threats or They spent the wintci visiting (One Day Service $1.00) Wilson, Superintednnt. A class for everybody else goes out sometime, due credit to our City Commission­ budget, which tins been previously any intimidations affect you nt all. the islands in the eastern Mediter­ all ages. ranean, including Crete, Cyprus, [ nnd these gentlemen sometimes will ers for everything they did, nnd discussed by Mr. Douglass. Anoth­ I thank you. H earty applause. them a ,dcht of- -grnti- er one provides that n m ajority of Rhodes, Malta nnd Corfu. W hat Morning Worship and Commun- go out. Mr. .Mr. Chase said ho never we , . do , owe , Mr. T hrasher then said: mnlerinl Col. Powell gathers thorn inn, 11 A.^ M. Sermon Subject. expected to run any more, told mo | tl,do- 1 havo ^ ono "bout this City tho commissioners shall constit­ "Ladies and gentlemen Mr. will ho included in n book entitled J Business Foundations. that, well when his time is out and i,ml !ts linvcd streets, and it hnx ute n quorum, and the next proDouglass has a statem ent lu- wants "Mediterranean Moorings". The 1. made wonderful im- vidcs Hint (here stmll ho a Munlc- to I’HONS 475 Christian Endeavor 7:00 p. M. he won’t run, he won’t be one of ecrt"hUy make. tri|> nnd the w riting of his book | their “ prove ments since I came in 1022. Evening Service 8:00 I*. M. Old r Bond Trustees. We don’t ipal Court and laws with the right Mr. Douglass said I want to will tnke hint through Finland, | —" Time Song Service. Sermon,"Qties- know who is going to he the com- But we must remember thnt this in tho City Commission to fix the npollgize to tho Indies especially lion Coil has Settled." mlssloner—There is another stateno.t ll"‘ onl>' toW11 In Hie state of rnlnry of the judge. nnd the men also, for the word 1 M■ ■ ■ ■ ■ H. ............................................................................................... .. ment I wish to make. It is rumored llori,ln Hint got an impetus from Now there is a very important around that Douglass want’s a job '|l'10 b,,om nml Kr®w“ My home amendment which provides thnt used while ago in talking about FIRST IIARTIST CHURCH the commissioners—I should not I’m willing to post a ten thousand |*,,wn down in the hills of FernnnSunday School 0:30 A. M. bond tomorrow. If nnybodv ldM bePnn to (fr°w «vcn, nnd good- you r who i f „ own . property . .through . , have used . . .that word—whnt 1 should Morning worship nnd sermon dollar feels especially interested in it knows no one ever thought it tho C tj '"'»>• Imvtsomething t<» have said, is thnt the City CommisII A. M. Sermon subject, The Ro­ to p„y the premium th a t woul(l- Then-fore, just because, 8f*L“bl’u‘ 11wlh,?lhpr ,or, not th e [sioners aro going to catch the mance of Redemption, <-r the Testi­ enough I will never accept, under nnv [on jSnnfonl grew ns it did grow wof8trw** l”»yed. I want to dickens. One o f tho commissioners mony of One Sunken tn Sin. dition, a City office in this City " f !munt not feel thnt we are bound!SSL“ ! f i . f;ir “ 1 k,,,.,w Iho C ity ,said ty mo, If the change is Baptismal service 8:00 o’clock. Sanford c'““ ' ' especially until they got PUA up with conditions thnt ex* Commissioners have always been | made 1 hope you will pub two men Noted ExplorerAnd Wanderer ToDrive BuickBroughamOn Trip Around World ’octal a n d Personal Activities-: rrlpnhone H« iocial [lender By Stenographers Vfi &JK V V .X ; TIHV*%If Men’s Linen Wash Suits 75c lUNHAY v I’. tl. Federation Titusville, a t 2:30 tiembers are asked to U-ir.st Baptist Church ,n<l leave there in a he furnished. ,/fAt r JoNDAY lid of Holy Fross KVh will meet a t 1 <>* jrs, s. Huston a t her JtM; Street Iflssioaary Society of [ Church will meet at ; 3;30 o'clock, fallury Circle *>f thu Church will meet nt Mrs. .lane Smith at kfrs. James (5. Sharon frect. f High I*. T. A. will Ltant meeting nt thn ■orium Monday a t *1 |omiters and those who strd next year arc ind. »s will have a ntcasur­ to fer the regular mcetj Oddfellows about 9 Oddfellows Hull .7 kpl. fiJKSDAY Louise Purdon will they uld not acnumber of her young tally invited. to determine jeept an office ... <T of ten remind me of tho follow who was property owners fo „a ....... salary In home on Hughey whether or not the streets shall he out at sen in a boat in a storm and •thousand dollars, because they are hhration of h erbirlhthe sen was raging, nnd tho waves paved.' Under the old C harter the FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST, going to catch HELL. SCIIJN I IST. ) 1-red R. Wilson the last speaker dashing against the boat nnd he City Commission had the right to hiNKSDAY Christian Science services nro <’» the program followed Mr. was out on deck with the Captain pave, whether you wanted the (ulriing Circle of the bold every Sunday morning in the J Douglass: nml looked up in the sky nnd saw paving or whether you objected, K lim iuatcH M .olor K nockn | rh will meet with Woman's Club, Oak Avenue near I^idieMand Ucntlcmcn: I didn’t a bright spot nnd said "I sec the rpKardless of what you might say hton at 3.30 o’clock at]T h ird Street nt 11 o’clock; Sunday know when I was asked to sny stars". The ..Captain said “But we nbout ft. Now 1 don’t think th at’s] Elliot Street. ] School a t 10 o’clock. Subject for * • something thnt I was going to nre not going that way unless the right in principle, nnd thnt is an tomorrow, Love. V i talk to half the people of S an fo rd ,, ,,i,er busts." nnd thnt is the situ- important amendment nnd should I■ j'ves left Saturday for Wednesday evening Sorvices ior perhaps three*fourths, and I ?tio" today in Sanford. Merely bo carried. !I- . i l i l ll l 't L t m . . . ..... ..... ■. "I want to sny a few words |u in Georgia where he w hich include testimonies 0f I didn't know we were going to he because we have hocn benefited in Elim inate*} T i r e T ro u b le rvml weeks, Christian Science healing nre nlso j00 this bright platform, hut I am tlie past is no reason why wo nhout the five commissioners. My friends, whether or not Sanford held iq tlie Woman’s Club at 7 o- gratified indeed to see so ninny of should lie. I hope when you go to the polls was in a had financial condition or 'clock. |>ou out here tonight. left Thursday nftcrI i°n..the fifth of August that you not, I believe we ought to havo This Church m aintains a free I On Hie 31st of .................... August 1927, ............... |unt Olivo, N. C., where Reading Room, 517 F irst National l will have been n resident of S u n -1 "1 *-o there nnd vote—as I believe more than three commissioners, several weeks. DIAMOND r DIAMOND iBank Building, where tho OiblciYonl for five years. I own a home, You "Hll your true sentiments. If because 1 believe thnt it would be ip* better for our City to have tho de­ HEAVY lj„ ' and all authorized Christian S e i-',' nd l believe I have lived here Y°u a r® conaclentious about wlmt HEAVY |r». II. H. McCas Lor- . l°n8 ,onK enough to he nble to• have. -n >',,u •-Sivtai believe, and thnt everything is liberative judgment of five men in­ ge i..v fnr j , ,i, i cnee literature may be read,• borbei ■able *n fall v®*Tthi TUBES j SERVICE _- I — — ? i , 1 f an" ltftii #],f \n%«,*# ®I..«1 2.., ■^ ^ 1 ^ ^ stead of three. When one of tho TITAN ‘ Jl,,.. ...jn ,i .trow ed r r purchased. Open Wcdncs- "I’biion nhout m atters and to have “ r |nbt. If you dont believe commissioners is absent now, wo • 1 1 M a y and Saturday from 3 to 5 p. M. th® r'P ht to express it. And I he- \ ,p ■mandmonta of the ehbarter $ $ i still have a city commission, but LOGICAL-yot .3 0 x 3 M b i All are welcome to attend tin- b®vo that I have sufficient i n t e r e s t :“ mt * r o proposed will be u benefit lie often passed ( to the City then vote your sentiwily two men to transact the La­ lightly by when argum ents of i services and to make use in l,H‘ h a i t0 tae C'ty then vote your i of the *n Hie city to have the right to ha■ hi: .■ iytm m K lewis I f UL' I u In iiV n u SalS u l - fik . . . *. » * . «. I nment. trm i I L m ’l tvote m l n •as> ithe l,„ result o fiportnnt matters thnt come before hat- 8, leaves Don’t j vo an opinion and to express It. T I R E EC O N O M Y Knom. JTiOOfl (or Union Mills, 1 1 am not a sore-head. I am not throats, as the result of fear, or as them. I think that we ought to ure iiuulu By tho.su who [ Ifcrn- she will spend METHODIST CHURCH !disgruntled, l urn not asking for the result of favor because you have five Commissioners for that want to equip your car with Rev. R. II. B arnett will preach-""Y I,uh,ic offlce. I haven't asked wnnt to favor somebody; but vote one reason if for no other. V Now ns I snid, l think the spenk- tiros thnt are made chiefly r nt tho morning service in the ah- {or ,,n>' public office since l have ns you please and as you think Is proper nnd best. In taking Hie era of tonight have convinced you f(r». Monri-c I!. Hutton scnco of Rev. W. P. Burhmnn who ,u ‘‘n [" Sanford, and I certainly to sell. lirsday from Suvan- is on his vacation . ............................. ..',on. t lhink • ant .KflilUE -JJ to .a .u s e d stand that ]. have on this m atter— | that Sanford is in a very bnd Limy tehawn 'boon SundayUrtWml nt PtflO in c h a r g e 10 have an ambition for h politi- I have run counter to both friends (condition. I don’t think there is any land weeks. of R, W. Ware, Superintendent. •c,tI c“ r®er >>ut passed that up long and clients. How many of you ro-iquostion about that. Whenever it spect n man because he has an o -.is necessary for a city to borrow ---------------------------ago. I remember one time an uncle 1 6 .0 1 ) G U M -D IP P E D T IK E S Johnson Is expected lo t Noble E. King of Leesburg »"ked mo what I was going to be, pillion and is afraid to express it money to pay interest on bonds, its Ain built to give greater mile­ in n Imd way. Now, if you suggest­ hceuuse it might hurt his Inisinocn. 1 7 .0 0 t Monday from M ont-1spent the tiny in Sanford on Wed- cnd ®n ,n-\’ simple, childishness I age and sorviw\ Their to |? h isuid a politician. I didn’t know j It was not unusual and it was no ed to thnt doctor thnt he call in long wearing tread and side It., where ho has been nosday transacting business, (T o in jilutf? ptuc*k of ifuiuilfio I*ortl ropnlr ptirifl. Jstrange thing for Sanford to go to some other physieinn, and It seem­ _____ iWhnt I was talking about. Iveral weeks. walls arc hacked by that extra ed somehow that ho had not p n the Legislature nnd ask for author* \pplause. J. W, Carnes of New York, vice Firestone Gum dipped process Tho cry has gone forth in this -ity to mend its Charter. My friends perly diagnosed your ease or given nnd a t the price we are now Hull­ kr who has been spend- president of the Kinelnir Oil Co. .i *M* »*(*j (the ................................ .. Legislature was not surprised j thu proper treatm ent nnd you sug« D month nt points in will spend thu week-end here on 'enmpnign us it always does that because some of our citizens went gest to thnt doctor th a t he call in ing them, I hnv cost no mure :“we should not rock tho boat,” that Hina is exported to re- business. t him orditi. y tin- . ' we should not swap horses whilo up there nnd asked it to pass the another doctor, because you were Before buying tires get our inn Monday. amendments nnd submit them to seriously itl ami wanted to get Edward Higgins returned home crossing the stream. ^mt know prices. what would you think of him Eaturdny from Atlanta, (la., where H;ey can always pull out those old the vote of the people. Practically well, 5 2nd. A Magnolia, 10th nnd .Sanford, 1st, & Klai |L. Dumas leaves Satur- he has been spending some time on Ma.v*"gs, .®nd.° f course they have • . , ^ town in Florida had repres- saying tie would not do it. You would tell him to get crut, nt Jon for Augusta, fin., f or Jones Tire Simp •„ 3 snme application, hut we may ntsn enlives there asking for amend­ [will spend a month with business. SflJRRK R .lR R B iR I.R R R R iR R R R R R H « l« l l , , * , * , I M *> _____ _ Idraw from thu Holy W rit a statc- ments in their C harters. The city least 1 lhink you would, nnd I am Gulf Gss Tampa is having a revolution a t a loss to understand why tho Firestone Tires l(r Mrs. A rthur HasMr. nnd Mrs. J W Musson nf thnt would apply to our case. of No-Noc Motor Fuel today, in City Government, and ntNew Smyrna arrived here T hurs-f“That [n the council of many thero .10 the city of West Palm Beach. 411 West First Street Trl.89.1 flav and arc Hpenrilvig a week *,s. wisdom and I don t think GET ETHYL GAS n T j. Hall mid son, Billy, I was talking last night to Mr. visiting relatives. .either one of the other sayings Steed, a lawyer in Kissimmee. I I WIGHT BROS CO. id to return home Suncame from tho Good Hook. said "Wc have a charter fight on . I1 i ndn Beach where hiMts of friemlK of Mrs. A.l .N" w Mid H would .............. _ ruin^ the licre" and he snid "we have got j |brm pending (he sum- W.The Hnmil will he glad to lean, that City to s ta rt to having a campaign [ she hns recovered from an illness,'/1 n H s k in d u t this tim e— If | ”[[rnoVvon.1The City 7s not^going 'to is so then the city of Tampa nnd fur the past two weeks. the city of West Palm Beach arc he ruined—don’t think th at for a ■J' Mrm nml family are moment. A number of years ago j lo rettiin home Sunday Homer Little, Key Harris and ‘going to bo wiped off thu map, he- I think one or the other, Dos* | "na Ilf,eh where they Frank Brock leave Monday fo r!rauw they‘ are certainly -------having |upending the past two Asliville, Ala., where they 'i l l 1campaigns down there, and my \ Moines Iowa or Galveston, Texas as friends, don’t you listen tc. a n y '1"." 11 . contest _ . . to wiio! spend a week or ten days. i . It will in not' originated the Commission rorin ill |sort. of- -_t, talk .... like .that. .................... .......................................... .. for .... ................. .......... »f Government, but whichever orij ruin the city you tq have an fRoi of Jnok&nnvilla, asMr. ami Mrs. W. G. Hill or amendments to the gi mi ted it, designed tho best form Mriri miitigcr of liie daughter, Caroline, plan to ...... leave amendment, ™ . of municipal government yet ex­ I ' 1"'. I> expected to next week for Hendersonville. N.-j , I | lho boBinn)ns that it perienced. |werli end j„ Satifortl on C.. where they will spend some was BrnUfylnB t(> Ml niany of The leg islatu re meets onlyonco , you here tonight. One of the grcai- in two years and in tho two years ’ est crimes against American clMf loial j., expected to reMiss Maude Tyre and Miss Ruby indifforenee to civic nf- A Real Homelike t l s r e To Slop "ii Monduy frnw Hfin1U9 VoluBia Avt! lloync left Saturday no»«a for D*y- fjlirii H'nd c|vic duties. Our cili- Come to The Ocean Viesv Hotel at f*n srnl points an the toua Beach where they will spend don.t tllU(, nn interest. I fear, Coronado llrnrh, Fla. ! S displaying ,"A where he hns spent the weekend ns the geusts <m . its. these m atters until we rench a Thoroly screened, modern, im ­ Nth. Raymond Key. rrists. as I iielieve wo have reached provements, Rates J3.50 a day American Plan. $15 per week •'lr' ' K. Muycrs reMr. nnd Mrs. S. O. Shinholser \ Mrs. L. C. Cobh nnd small son, single, $25 double. Hne I'hursday evening ami family arc expected tn re- * H. J. COATES, Mgr. 'htful motor trip to tu rn home Sunday from Daytona Bryant Higgins of West Palm La . slopping over cn Beach where they have been spend­ Beach arrived here Friday even­ ing nnd are the guests of Mrs. U Luuis, Mo. ing the past fm tnight. I Inward P. Smith at her home on Sanford Heights. FT. Blends of Mrs. Mack J. V. Dippel of A tlanta' assistant he id.-UHed to learn General Manager of the Sinclair Mrs. Howard P. Smith and small r*. 'I'' t° be out again Oil Co., is expected to arrive in son Howard «lr., returned home in a Prearriotiun for our operation at the Sanford Saturday to spend the Friday evening from West Paint | Mu::hton hospital. week end on business. Beach whore they have boon i M alaria, (,'hilln and F cv rr, Dengue or Hiliotm l ever. s p e n d n ig this week with her sister] r Jn't Jr., of Augusta. Ga., It kiila the gertna. Herman Fleming who has been Mrs. K. M. Thropp. j ., L,|iv<' here Sunday spending tho past five weeks I s* l und who is visiting here ns the guest of Mr. and Mrs. lhf Ernst or Mrs. Archie E. H. Laney leaves the first of tho F 'r horn,, in Palmetto Av- week for his home a t Enterprise, Ain. ' 'n Stark of Arcadia arMr. nnd Mrs. Clifford Bell and ,, u.i,H ti.r*daY tu 8Pend son, Clifford J r. returned home P j h h Her sister, Mrs. J. Wednesday from Charlote and L " f' ,r‘- :pdng to Huu- other pointa in North Carolina ■'r'- she will join Mr. where they have been spending the past few weeks. Santord Laundry A Wonderful Combination ! I i Ethyl Diamond Tires m STRONGER TIRES Greater Mileage 8.30 16.10 33.10 36.Gn 10.70 15.85 17.70 20.85 25.50 ... 7.35 . 12.40 ry service y service ... 8.40 12.20 13.65 32x4 29x4.40 firestone Our Prices. 30x5.25 30x5.77 ............ 33x6.00 ........ $1.60 3.10 4.40 4.85 2.25 2.80 3.15 3.80 4.10 j S 5 S IB HUY “DIAMONDS” AT Wigitt brothers Company Seminole Tire Shop H. C. VIELE .. 108 Magnolia - .« | • I 'l m .l l V I T T IIIV IIV * The Little Gray Shoppe New Linens Cards For A ll Occasions New Hooks in the Lending Library The Little Gray Shoppe ASK lU lrv K- D- Brownlee ' . Ey .‘‘ r'' exPccted to re''vxl wuek from points and •South Carolina hv have '•eun L spending the hth om wl,° has been H .M h " ,o r ,h ' P“ ‘ i " u : bj ' i t 1*1'™ "! °ow d ' , Is"erwood, m , Portland, Me., is vi,it hi*Urn ,l®*t Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Blackweldur of Ayden, N, C,. arrived here Thursday to spend several weeks in Sanford as the guestH of Mr. Blackwehler’s sister Mrs. J. R. Brooks at tier home in Floral Heights. Mrs. Edward Higgins and sons, John Edward, Jam es, Malcolm and Edward Jr., and mother Mrs. Sara E a ste rly returned home Saturday from Charleston und Blacksburg, I S, C., where they have been spend- ] ing the past fortnight. 1 THEM /JL W e rest our case on tho word of our owners — and you can get any number of their names for the asking. MILLER O. PHILLIPS E L M A V E ., and 13th S t. A U S E D C A R IS ONLY AS D E P E N D A B L E A S T H E D E A L E R W HO S E L L S IT Service Over Central Florida We are prepared to render you service over tin* entire Central Part of The Stuto-in perfecting our organization to compleUly serve you, wo have overlooked nothing. A trial will convlnco Security Lumber Co. Phone 797 520 Maple Ave. 8 i s ! W eek-End Special! OUR / QUART lilUCK OF VANILLA. / ItASPHKRRY ICE AND PEACH Using Fresh Georgia Readies and our specially prepared Seeded Raspberries. 50c A Brick At Your Dealer or Direct TAKE HOME A BRICK Seminole Creamery Co. Phone 634 417 W. 11th, . j, dr} �THf? S A X f RilRifi I tii: nzniT u if *m> V <t. Mi J ‘litfr v’r fcVr.lt I "j-. -r :u • j I' ”y ■ ’ : 'd • -• ■ - , -V.*. >.*-* +S? • - . • •r r m y ja A^ i . in m m m l.'. prize rmu, tFrick, gridiron and tennis court, X, si 1:3 a t t e s t s t h a t Hearadesr sw asns tHo K eS E ^* n oat »tt :s so* i. N. o. cpmd.ig news is caught in a worldflu. j f veteran specialists, notable : ........irs and certified champions. . * ■accounts are the accepted yardsticks of spc Min g re puta l ion. 1 \ i h" s the ripest, the most seasoned juu; .nei •: to his respective field, : ey j camp* * y no favorites, and tout for neither he ’ :.c of what they live —of what they have done and arc doing. Uacke 11 t and mitt, and rein and pigskin r .1 ho rick are as familiar to their touch as typev.vhjr keys. JL.RAD1TION and archaeology indicate that sports were introduced by the old Hellenes. * Early Greek statuary includes discus hurlcrs and javelin throwers—museum vases are deco­ rated with sprinting matches—there are figures of boxers and wrestlers among the Elgin mar­ bles. And horse racing is prominently featured on the Parthenon friezes. R,»»I|’k r 1I5»ii f’.'W ki M y th in s is ts t h a t M ilo cQ Cft»©toitcv ancestor o£ a ll C o r b e tts , De: ~f/seys w.u\ T u n n e y s —s le w o x e n w i t h a s in g le b lo w o f th e fist* And we’re equally assured that L en d er made a nightly practice of swimming the Hellespont. However, there is no circumstantial evidence to verify his claim. Legend takes lus word.fee it — but legend is a notoriously careless and L.eiiuIous.repQit-ar.,,, W e k 'c svfrc O gvzvxzC : TZd c i r f 3 cwfeaa' t h e ;;t : s T g clS&ggted! osa He. .v;: Service: tine w ester w i t h h e r . 'S’h e y ^ s n o rocqirdl-toiateaMng aye c v a n y w h e r e , w f t h o i i t th o ^ ratiaag g*. S. tesfciauqriy;# fT. 5. P.o fS.mQn p :;3 y re sg n t Qvoziz etaqff to Shaikh v th e casnora 'Si’ocs'ckeckc* thess* ^eis^afclnes a n d ;8a v e st5ga&i«Mti •. ffcgw liriy sutoctiatljitc® tjitois? ctat#* £3C2*tS. The I. N . S. correspondent attends as accredited representativejof public opinion and fair play—as guarantor of ire partial verdicts and cletai scores at ball park, ■: r: ozzt: p o s te d a n d th e Siigfts£nC£ n n em b ^ rs an a e w s d o m - r j J* N* G. e m p lo y e e s, a n d coat- • on2y t o 3* NF* S. cHients* . Their c it rtos are seldom discounted—their analyses ;iJe the bi t body of sports fol­ lowers on earth. You can't wean an I. N . S, reader from his local d; -accuracy >and authority build that sort oi circulation'* �' T« ' *: • ■ : VJT V •-At*t 8 PAGE SEVEN THE SANFORD flKRAtl). SATURDAY. JULY 30, 1027 -=rr: Id n K A 1 1 /%K i \ V \a V ® Phone 148 r 1 m LI l ^.4, 4 1IY WILLIAMS OUT OUR WAY IH B NEW SANFORD BOOSTER I h'.—H elp W a n te d (M a le ) I FIVE ROOM HOUSE for rent; 21— A cre ag e F o r S a le plate only 51-00, .Studehukor, — ------------------------------ — 1 garage, 2117 Holly Ave. Apply Ragency- A<k for carbon juice with CAN use four more boy* who own I,<»N\ \ mdea FOR SALE: 10 acres in Long* J gasoline- stops tHp knock. San bicycles, good territory, hustlei h ____________ _ _ f o v \ , I r v \ s s E k i r c u r l s / «, y m e k h u th u h wtK'd, corner of Grove and HrX h a im V ^ Juun Garage Ca. Iran make $1.00 weekly during va- i.1Vn . |*o ()M enltnge a t I'mdu tinge Avenues, S.E.l- f of N.E. 1-1 T H ’ OOCrOF\ S E t X MOSTwT, \ i DA£>SE u ‘T GCfF MOld LM, (: Cash in Advuncf I.1NCOI.N — KOltU — FORDSON V.111'1" " r"'j_ h cdoial R«kor>.__ j usl south o sclinnlhuum, l ’d‘* of S.W. l- | S:c. 25, Twp. 20. Range N O W WA1C f \ L O a t' AT" OWE S P o r MODEMK nATCH F E R B o r , I ’M 20. Th.is. J. Master (15 Ganscvnort Edward Higgins Inc. BOYS WANTED—t Ian use five I'/'' month. See .Ino. D. Jinkli.**, A F i o o v i. i G o t vjyvoT ie > pH iM Ci'x*. i VAJUER S H E A G h T T ’M St lect. New York. Commercial & Palmetto. Phone 331, K°«»d buys wno nr« hustlers. Can Court House. l\NO\NM AG S H E L L 6 U M \ < , M o f WAKHMANS1 C t O E S „d*, will be received »T N O W . cnin a 8 high ns a dollar an after- |;|(;H T |{OOM house, 80S Elm MUCK LANDS ARE VALUABLE nm and collector «**•»* SANFORD Overland Co. Willy*- I Appl y < im iluthin D e p a rt-| A |.;lu,uiru j )M1. |,. Jinklns, Aa h u .V U I - \ f r o m W ATtH!W , 'TvNO O A V S / B L E A R , FROM •/ Jo I three miles from the r ill . meat Heruhl. , i,ui t, House, ,, Knights At Overland. WhippU*. | ^— n* |rJy lot MO) i"™1FER A G tA E L L T ’ EXPLODE /W A TtH lM FE.R .. _ ____ . . . 1 ( limit' on highway 1 have eight I s bovs \ 17 I Or n line Park & Commercial Sts. I*).one ,58. K— w__ M nunciul LtfjvTT WlWfLG AM. tic• *s nf murk lands that cun In? j \ T f \T ' O id m T ... he *• »"« l _ __________________________ .FURNISHED HOUSE for rent, e t E R - r COMc. / lii'iight for $.",00 an acre or special 7c « line • -V ............ . j five rooms S!5 per month. Seu price made on nil of it. Thirty Ba ck SEMINOLE HUDSON. ESSEX MONEY— to loan on tniptoved ilc- .Inn |i. Jinkitis, Court House. acre in entire tract includes cit­ rates nil rflJIICHt. INC sitabli ru tw titlk l prupert) .n | ----------- in'- lauds mid other good garden 203 Ouk Ave. Vv educed rule* 11re for .Sniilnrti at ti per cent interest, no |.'nit RENT: Two houses, 1 103 land. Fine place for poultry mel Phone 41 hnikeiage- Aildiess lsiau P. U Mo* mid i pi*, \y, First Street. Kent truck of all l»nds. Men can make live Insertion*. l r,|, of average leiHflh i living laisiup hulhs, celery, vege- • olid City. Vulcanizing Works. 4— b u siness Service u line. — table ami poultry for Sanford and! jm charge of 30c for HI-A—Poultry And Eggs FOR RENT: —5 room un furnish Old.iiain markets. Address It,,A. C ed stucco Imngalow, 2 bed cure Herald. This Will not In* on rrtion. , , , . j YOUR BUSINESS —card appear­ >r, »v«rti«ing in restricted MAin t HICKS. Rocks, Reds aud living rm.m. dining room, mail., t long. If you do not think l l.i- Im.d is worth the price try *o ing daily in this column will lr clnHS)filiation* Lt^burn*4, all uxtrii fin‘* ([uutillly kbi lun (I'miippctl with , l Iniv .mie of the muck lauds in Error U wade ihe Sftti* stock. Write me. Amos G. Norml'.'“ h <'!" 1 }»A l''’ other reach over .‘t.flOO every day! parts nf the countrv. Lid will l«* rcH|ion« hle wale) ). Ijocnted 2300 Palmetto an, Pine Castle, Flu. Lne Incorrect insertion, A vi mie, rent summer rates, phone -and it costs so little a 12 word rrtiner for subsequent IIUSS !S— ami pules, any 1143. 1 1— M iscellnncouN See K. M. ...... dimension. rin* office should he ad for one month costs only $2d',0. I ROOM Cottage, unfurnished, for. Rush. Genera. [immediately in case of MARRY IF LONELY: most suc­ rent. 1700 block. 125 a m onth.1 Phone 1IH cessful ‘'Home Maker” ; hun­ Box I7i)0 cure Herald, ‘III— .M iscellaneous F o r Ss»l»* ADVERTISERS .Ins, nsk for "Classified Depart­ dreds rich; strictly confidential; —— reliulile; years experience; descrip­ I!)— H ouses F u r Suit herald representative JFUU SALE; Dry cleaning plant. ment" tions free. "The Successful Club”, ----- -— • mast modern in Florida, nuichinHv laniilim with rates, I Mrs. Nash, Mux fi.'iii, Oakland, Lnj clanmi icatlon will FOR S A L E :— Four room cottage cry year old, good estulj-, ! Calif. CLEAN UP YOlllt OLD WALLS rofn|>*'te Information, one of ls>st lots on Magnn- lb bed husm-ss; volume «Pl ruxiWITH THE NEW WALL PAINT CAR AWNINGS,—keep out the lia Avenue, neud South Sid* mate; - 1 ..uuii a year. A liargiiltt r- .. tun wish, they will ass i t SOMETHING NEW AND MET­ [wording your wont ml. less tlmn ilur./ding sun and drizzling rain, ..................................... Price leo* malde. T erm s at ' '.‘too, one third IER. FOR FURTHER INFORMA­ cat owners need them, f.i.ftl* a pait School jt morn effective* sll|t pun haser. Owner jinx 431 ori .'iu.d cost of machinery. For TION- CALL PHONE 235-.I OR Is d in cheap. Sulsemcii and sales||, . r„|,| putli.-idais write Mox 12i*7 Orion-1 out \N T NOTICE ' kV a' ^ 1 SANPORli, Pidjj.j, urt, cleaning up with this| ,, do Flo . "i plume r,PP7 for appoint'newest auto necessity, cull or OR SALE;—(lne of host five ||)(1|l, L r,rs should give their [ ^ *A* mom bungalows mi Palmetto, ___ . m i n e n e i ^ i,,,' TT T ‘ * t write for particulars. Auto Awii-> L postoffice address ft# PHONOGRAPH ... repairing, piuna. it|1, ,, | 5a|| Mldg. i Avenue, in Sanford Heights, cor^ \ | p s to re on tlie beach. their illume number if veursi _ tuning hy experts with 17 yours' iter lot, equipped with electric it,,\ md Coronado > results. About one experience. Sanford Music Store | __W an ted ! range and water heater, price less . | |, [out of a thousand bus mm Gift Shoppe. Room ID A- 11 ithan m arket value, terms to suit. L m and the others ci I t,ruler Arcade, Phone 8.72 lumimi h a te with ><-» i III)'!' Fill NT eleetrie range for ________ . ( FARMS WANTED: We are in Mox 1.5 C O. Herald. Imrtiers and liven, .. , ,, ... ., j , -ah-; three iiuee omui-i Hate; j need of listings nil farms ............ Depend on -ti. { SALE:— Hve i'ihmh Spanish , pit otte 277. (**> Tv-\E1 S H O C \ \ A B S O R B E R S . , |L«,«iilmoaiicc , ■ ■ i . .... ■ > liki new, sell rush, C io JT BY M S BtaviCIf lSC. A DYFPS ‘""I r'love.s of all sizes. Our new t bungalow era u • p*» orr ROYAL CLEANERS on I ark Avenue, .... _______ |_ person at The Sanford We VleanVn Thing Do all kinds u , will soon go to thousands • p immediate HOC: t: f c i .L of up t-> «h‘ ■ fn rn -1 I office or hy Id le r, tele/O O ’R E . *Tv-\E. o n e . ^/G l) W O S lT \ , for the liisrimlinnunrei are not iiur, will - -II all or part. IDS bulw.ee l / g l ) v n o m ’ T C o M c . , , 1 M GiODdG T O C -fR A B . M o o , . _ JUILDING BLOCKS Irrigation hv listing now. OUR LISTINGS P '" '. term s *200.00 cash. BUILDING — by Palau tin Ave. Phone 17 tW j.. t\ | monthly. Box l lK can Herald. O u T H F IM IG f I GE1TM boxes and general cement work ARE NOT EXCLUSIVE G ( £ X D O W N O F F I f IA T cat prompt - Efficient Miracle Concrete Co .1 E. Ter*|Stroul Farm Agency, National 1 \K 1'. CITY — Contract M vpuR B A T H ME-W ? ) 20— F a r m s F i t S ale Service P ia n o w t h t h o g t wilb-ger. Pruy. .3rd and Elm. Bunk Building. fin uiitg 7.7 miles of Like t ily V O O - I L L S C R U B VOO Fel.iH.i Iligltway. Vd E T C L O T H E S ! LANKY,8 DRUG STORE - -Frc WANTED—plain sewing to do; a \ S p iA R D L R F E R T h i s BEST’ BUY IN AGRICULTUR­ scriptions. Drugs, Soda. We am [tourer in e n ts price reasonable, phone 'dltlK or, Ml \ MI I here are 25.000\ \ m ig T e r i O h \ M A ! AL LAND as near you us your phone. Cali LM rail .'ID!* Park Ave. ask for Mr-. 000 ii const met ion enterprises ) G R A B 1M VAJEM ; Williamson, ui’iii'i way in Miami. ln The State Of I-im ids f \l c o m e s o u t IT/U.V and PLUMBING— A'ltWIT-CHRISENUERHY PRINT In tli" flowing well d u tiL ’t near \iJlV We handle electric SHOP — Printing. K.i graving. 12-AFARM TOOLS WANTED Faelory to he e»__ S-iiifntd, « itli i lav siili-'oil, tin t‘ \tjTtv\\ I pumps, home light and - o t > «"g. Sett a.« fit z t. We do for m anufartnre of ItaD, t titford Mnctline Co. it. Phone 417- W. H R. Avenu*- VVANT t o BUY tractor* disc plow,1 the highway and ..... mile from p . ' i i ,-,| hen Imimedresses. burrow, ditcher. W. M. Yatnig. *' B. station. wr-n nmmcrcirtl Streci 2lli' N. Park Ave. Tel 777 or 77,5. ! Already cleared. PeiTret i \ , -,,, , **•' ii*r T O 'g ' r \ , drainage. ______ _______ ____ — LUMBER and complete line of lim n* " | i " i »*, i u t e r i T tx fer Y'irgin sod of unsurpassed i on v n i i M i u ; *‘o t \ building tr.uteriul, Isiw prices. 15— A p a r tm e n t F o r Hctil rv i i.iiii 111 v. tx * n v x rtilily, will grow anything. DODGE , j Security Lumber Co., ‘‘Where Good i at v I I,ODD Aries in t,oilH of 5 net-,-,,, ■ca. t »nd Graham Trucks Grades Come Front" Maple end , FURNISHED 1•- n ,„«, li unit Anna I I'lm:*1 | HOUSEKEEPING n* titany as yon want i ■11 »'..nqiliiliai in a, n th St. Phone 3. Sixth. Phone 7U7. apartm ents, 2 rooms $l<h 7 AT A i'u it'K SO 1 DW IT W ild v» t i i, i; . »i ...a,. I »i-(i-a 1, m , and rooms $25 monthly, 312 E. 5th SI, "Make Your Head Swim” IN.H & COWAN CO. auto CONCRETE in every shape «.t:i •t:ir *«r i*intf.i*• vti*'V L. sheet metal works, for.ni, blocks, tile roofing, orna , | _ Home Seekers, Here Is Your j ,1 I, i a 11„,ii,. vvlii'se i i*sl-* Chance ^ b Ave. Phono 71D-W. 1 mentals, etc. Suntord Cement Prod GARAGE APARTMENT for lent. ., ............... ...now n - H ,i . .. ■x ii*ii If it-il n ml i ucts Company, Fifth and Maple three rooms and bath, very lea­ It May Never Come Again i, 111m ir -to v.i'1,1 11" r.'tt sts . Phone 112-W. i unable. 1513 Palmetto Ave. If you eon make a small cash , , l . ihii,> , mi,, r, v I* U*37 nt Dm i[SPECIAL NOTICE imyinont and llnam e your fir-^t , -1. i * . ,,ffi.-, ii, iii<- 1‘niii t il,>u»" In | C1JYRENCE SMITH genemtors exchanged $4.Du ■f,n,l I'li.iliia I., lln- inlt "( *'•>'"• | TWO rooms, kitchenette and hath. ;..*,, it will easily pay for the , ni in i'.t- ai.>,v,- "itlItleil null General Contractor al ters, magnetos, i b* auliful outlook; all imnrove 1| ■ i,, , "pi. Hi" n.>i in*- <" * lileli In | IDU West F irst Siren* ► plants and power • rnonta; altraciiveJy furnished: if you are looking for a “Snap" . ........ . a no tlKUW" «lal"'l .Ini' at Phone 441 ,»!! makes and types re' l'*'*n **)'*'* )'V >'*» I" I)**- Hi")- 1 moderate rent by wcek( Young's. Ili'ie It Is I *v' , ,1.. a II I ,1 .I■,1 tn Mil* ' Apartments, office 200 N Park ! v'„H. jj,. ,\t (m,-,. xml rebuilt. Arm ature windti,,..*. s ii.ib" t:" s,-iniii"t*' work guaranteed ns new M E1AI. ROOFING—The Roof Ev- Ave. W. H YOUNG HIV 11*.i*.•r,1—ulMili lit" |*ri>1"-rly nit. Business established erlasting. Metal shinglen; ; -----------------------------------------------11,4-kt (0, a,dll (Mill III ll" fa tilt Bargains In Real Estate ,,. ..r n pro ei*nf"»*o "ill standing seain tin und galvanized TWO NEW— nicely fund'hen Park Ave. and CoiumerciHl St . i,ti-.l :»k-iilo«i 'mi roofs. See James H. Cowan. Os:k ! npurtmens. ?25 per month. DM* Wilson Electric Co. lit, .li M Pi- intli1l!*lt"il , ave. and Thud St- Phono H I. i W. First St. Plume 207. j o j -LoI s l'"or Sttle is Forest Street . . . in-', a I. for loin i-imn'eM- i weep " i,, i he Ha nf »* *1 11**1 11*1 1 Jacksonville, Fla <cMi>u|t"r | miI,U"Io .I in Hetiilnol" 5— H elp W a u le d F e m a le lb— Houses For ltent ,m , | ■lorlil i l-'ol: SALE:-- One of the most de UkI’HKD BUICK CO. " H'o--" ii ,, liaml *< do' ' lurk . si table lols In San Lm ta front a in,. ... ,1 ..( ......... . Ciwrl | ^i'J Magnolia Ave. WANTED: EXPERT I.A UND-j FOUR ROOM HOUSE lm • nt; s«.uih on Plnnmsa Drive, Price *h,. 1!. ,la> of .1nl> , A l> IS57. |*honc 707 1‘ RESS, 1017 UNION AYE. OR t garage 1112 Elm Ave. Five right. ................................................. Terms. K. T. I.e Baron, 311 v i: i H11*■a ,a PHONE 808-1. room house; garage, DO Palm,'tin n ^ V n’indniieli Mhig!" JaVkimuville, I 'ln-uii i *ioo l rtriiitllid" r.UMEL TRIM CO. ------------------- ------------------------- 1Ave. Apply It. L ew , Valtte,. II,,- IToriilu. l a.ti ht \ run the car. not the owner.” I.ADIES-EARN *17 sewing a - ' tel. Il v A M WKI-'.KS 1 [hone 817 for ertim ates [irons home; experience tinticc-1 -------------------- ---------------------- MARTOW—Postal receipts f'" . ( ^ p x t t is h a i . i .. c ,. j> W. RADFORD______ essary; materials furnished. Ad- EIGIIT-ROOM-IIOUSB dose in on fiscal year ended June 30 t r alnl itriiot*-**mi*i:*in*** dressed envelope brings partu ul- i First .‘"ti..... all im|iri.*Zemi-a!s $37,181 in Bartow. I "rlitmlo. Cloriiln IHUPS- MARMONS I \N i- M M O T i V E R & ' g € T _ " & R A 'U .\- .,. f n n iv lif.* u ; au.u.«.»*T.er ^ | ars, Miio Garment, M*oinl- witl* acre * f tiled ground, I re • Linfntil Automobile Co. water, 1100 \V. First St. Lnulki Ave. Phtnia 137. j way, Bayonne, N. J. [urd Daily Herald AD. KATES I K \& _____\% ggg°l£LS$-in M S S lb. bat [ffS vx amo . Tyre ixve SCIVCo XTJ CP E>Uir«y JTop SBA*.0rovGH 'MCTisjo never g am bled ,c m o r e d , SWOflC. OR 9 W C O L.’f ’ AFTER fLEt-CN O’CLOCK,e»<? AND hEADEO STRAIGHT FOK T H C y ' WAN WHO HAS WCVCf? GAMflt CO, SWORC.SMOKED OK STAVCO UP LATCR THAN ELEV£W O'CLOCK- HE DOES NOTHING BOV STUDV Amo IT 6 AUS HG 16 CO BRILLIANT HE'S HEADED STRAIGHT R)R TKE VfftITt. MOUSE — I WISH VOO WERE LtKe T hat, dear - l so a d m ir e men VJHO DO THE SETTER THINGS r ------------------------------------------- r r HERE’S ftN ACCOUNT OT- (\ YfXfMf, 15\ M u r f i t K(M) I S AND I1KR BUDDIES BY TAYLOR «’N ? A r TllLRE’f. CONGDIING FUAfNV OOIN' ON AROUND Tllli H O u cc.D ar- Tea iswr T71A7 GRAND! IS . VNHTC HODSe? . DON'T BC. HUMOROOC — YOU KNOW VLKY VVELU "THAT r.INCC MRS ~C(XtS ANO MOM HAV& P-Ef/t IDOLIZINfj ALL 'TMeSC YOUNG ADVCNTUKCKC AND WHAT NOTS, IS W0RRI6O — SO __ _ a m r / "w£LL,TtflNG0 A MAVCLACKCD ft LITRE STflESSCOMN TWTfT iS 1M 1UL OTHCRROOM T alking To '* ~t Wight n c w T ^K . Jf •' fxmiA 'Xoo*; wno ''Ms lifar / ’ m -J i S'ffSMlP tfo Cs, MfrtNDs ull ec ke- M? CDS m ev x b ^ ‘v7ClYes, VeH-CNLWIT HOT P oor r e p - i f h e o n l y k n e w ACiRCCWCni HIM-W ELL, L - GOT A RICE OUT OF DIM ( ANV WA'f, AND MW S'CrtEMG V. i s Y/ORHl.TO V W eAn h ou se M E Y E R BO S E R V IC E _ ,HER6 I T IS -T H C ACE OF HCARTJ*----a o s N - w u T X'M CLUM SY/- X TELL YOU HCNKY I CAN’T CiO ON — L 'v e LOST ANY HEART — M E Y E R BO TH S E R V IC E J 0 MEYER. BOTH SERVICE A L, L m O -O -O H .' O flC K HEAR THAT' *> ' j V rlh i Santa-, Phone M8 l u u o i w r '/ * '. . / A Ol —1 »* M« OfWVICt II" ___ , V *' ?r/iS» ■■■ h } » >/--• v'rV . - ;* ___ :r ___ _ «.-*u,.e - 7j. -. . __ ia-M ' ; i">, ;.a i« k a . 1 ' •V ,. - ‘ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1927 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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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 30, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cfe3914d3118b969977fa89e0e767399.pdf 7cacd729055bd203146bd649dc0548bc PDF Text Text c l *k *1- V ____ T I I E W EATHER your n e w s p a p e r T4' Generally fa ir tonight nnd Sun­ day, except local thundershowers Sunday nftemoon. Unshed I n ' S l d a J H eart f tv n rld ’s G r e a t e s t V e g e t a b l e f j i ' n i t s R i c h e s t G a r d e n E a rn ! f NO. x ' M- fAL STATUS Leased Wire International Newsservice S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , M O N D A Y . A I M r .'.’ (lit I*m. N U M B E R 282 !i ( ) f C i r c u l a t i o n s nn A O r i mcess SSI. Prince Carol/. zingHimTo r n w5u ComeBackA: ForsiveHer Click Oi' Caincasr Make Prince Miss QUEBEC, A ig. I .-Cl N S > !It til a prince lose, hi.-t tem per nn n goll eiiiirse. The Well-known composure of the Prince of Wales craked wide open here on the iioisciiatc I golf course when n camera clicked just us II. I*, li. drovo from the tliird lee. “ Rnttled" hy this new m en­ tal hazard. In* topped his drive and the hall rolled only !•> yards. The prince, who had rcil£i.(tainted himself on hav­ ing escaped from the crowd , glared at tiie offending camera man, hidden liehind a tree. “Curse tlie<e photographers,’’ he muttered to his brother, George, and strode down the fairway in pursuit of his hall. ; T I. IH27 BREWSBeadle Says Dreher Fired Shots Which J. Le Boeuf R3 ‘I , 1 liu L iu fi. A, DECOTTES rlneo* •, lined ;o o it.do a divorce. '• Paris and Helen . and a O i ; ■t ing him m l the mother of King Michael, th ’ nm, declaring five year old t d, r of Umtmanin. d to ace him C o l o r f u l f a r c e r O f M llil Col f i illic r l Y o u n g b e r g A v e r s has written to Carol recently, nd re»pc*n in> r i c d T o D i j U |t1 h o A s s e r t i o n s O f S a n f o r d l,:tv\« m ilting n gre.,'. part of rlliility for th. pro le n t exile of <h U n i t e d S l a t e s C o m es T o An \ e r H a v e B c e n M i s I c n d i n g l n former crown rirince, it was rv r I E n d A s R e tire m e n t B eg in s O f f e r i n g C i t i z e n s T h e F a c t s vented today to International New Service. Ilrlr n is raid to have Disked Carol’-' f. ririvcncss. . -'it pub Inu-mntion i News .Service, thru S uccessor H I ftU A U flU U i3 B | Km 1 *urc ug'i informal i<n just obtained. Is in 11 posit.01 1 . give the nuthenD • -hoiiit N e w C h i e f D e c l a r e s H e W ill O f f i c e r s S e i z e $2,0(10 W o r t h > story f I’-n nl'.i ubdiention for 10 Engineer Quotes Measure To years, <which . tin O f (b a u b lin g E q u ip m e n t A h f"ik<w*-d bis eohipl' t'I l n f m e e ! :nv In E n t i r e l y I n ­ 1 111! Show Thai All Ihncrgemies D'atiaiurcm* nt li *m Princess ll'd **'• N o t o r i o u s IMsiee I s V i s i t e d c lu d in g T h e S m a ll \ io lu lo rs > 1. in XiilleipaledlnlhilldingCntml Princess It > 1n left C au l befdl A t A n E arly H o u r S u n d a y the prrrCiT *cnri'lsl developed, K»^\ \ j tIINGTON, Aug. 1. (IN S) •r vvicll I Taking isstio with recent state- mg to visit h !■•• 11 ithor and forldddAn onrly niorninir m id on "The I e • oloi ful public career of a nienls from George A. DcCotti** ing Carol to fullovv her. She dcclar„ who tried to dry up <*akn’\ notorious road house lnend published in this newspaper, ,, ,, i ati d near the Seminole-Orange Col. Gilhert A. Y ounglerg, former late.-., offo Hilly came •county “ ".V!.. line ............. . of „r Altamonte. Ut COURTHOUSE. FRANK­ south War Department engineer and ■ , (0| i:,y netted approxim ately L I N . L n „ A u g - 1. f I N S ) — D e ­ co m p ariso n o f c o n d i t i o n s 1 ■ authority on t he proposed cam . i Seymour l.owinaii, vj,uyo worth of gambling ccpiip- c l a r i n g h e " w ill spill t h e h e n n a the c i t y g o v e r n m e n t ot nddrt ses a e< miminlention to TI ’i .I,, was sworn in a> ns- incut nnd the arrests of t!4 people, o n t h e w h o l e c r o w d . " .T am es 4 P alm B each w ith t h o s e ) Herald in which l> cci i tacy of the treasury (wo of whom are charged with op* R e n tlle ,a l l e g e d s l a y e r o f J a m e s i|i,,r in S a n t o r d . w a s dt ,i\\ ii ( J a l h e r i u g On E v e O f E le c t ion tain assertions of tin crating ■I i i i-ial l.lncoln * • An-, era tin g the establishment. The "nip ’ cliiel of i lie A I'.I* • r.ibl, staged by Constables E. I'.. L e SBnocc ct itfo. l o r s in H, ie c o u r i E x p e c t e d T o H c G n l a A l f a i r ; being misleading and m isrepre­ l,y | | . l*. S m i t h o f t h i s i sent. ilivo. - ii- \ i 1 k by I - n function- \%r p,,.,. „f Snnfonl and W. A. U w D cC ottes. L a k e A n d l'e r h a p s v ho h a s j u s t r e t u r n c t i ; In lat.iiig issue with Mr. Det’oti ii for Reverol |a ,,f Ixingwood, w a i th e outatand* r o o n t w e r e t h r o w n i n t o a n i i p o v e r B e a d l e s si a v * u i e n i . , lb ,n r .h i Id e r W ill B e S p e a lte r -. tes. Ibi i-agineer says, “ it i> :•••! m th e e a s t c o a s t c i t y w h e r e aided many of tli« attem pt made in the past sovl i e h a s c o n siste n tly d e n ied within my provinm to read M G o v e r n o r F u l l e r CompIctfSH n picl*-'. * or,. rill lit*- , , at years to break up organized in . meat m o s t o f l a s t w e e k a s pnvthim* to do with Die m urder. Member: of the t'i.-mmission nnd DeCotte- a lecture on the* <■'.• • ln \tm liu n lin n O f S arro-V i ti.i- deceiilralizution *'f pro­ gambling in tlds county. ; t , u - s a g a i n s t t h e f o r m e r opponents o f the proposed change i of his position, whether n- a I Allhonch accusc'l in Die “ confea. d *cloned by The two officers swooped down .lons" 7i«Ui C a s e T o d a y , U c a r i f t ' nf r»r. Dreher nnd Mrs. *i cili ■ n. but I de ieials n o w o n t r i a l c h a r g e d in the city c h a rter pint! to stage .i , or nr i ha I ci n retained. Illu m e on the place shortly a f te r J o'clock, l .p s l W i t n e s s I n S l u t c H o i t t i i, u pirney to defraud the mass meeting on Thursday night his inai urrnriiM and rertpect I ,.dl> I -vnmu has declared according to Constablo Walker. I cBn'-uf n* having nehmllv shot L* 1 iibndi the suggestion that Moeiif nnd later cutting open his , , lifer nn ut of the prohibition Frank Gray J,— ( I N S )—Rl ip,veroment to the extent of ut th-.* band shell, according to n* inrn unihrtnl.es I" instruct and F ran k A rm ­ IV. N. bodv. rang* ments th a t arc being made iw in Its ' i irety. whereas Anstrong, alleged operators of the i tho sixteenth rn,l hundred huusand dollars. ijo'-ple on miv niiDtcr .if pilbl < n Judge Simon naked Bendle w he­ by Mayor F orrest I.tike. f rankly announced that the place, were put under a r re s t ns cent slioobl I . parti ularly . ■ ■ ‘ ,1 Iges were the outgrowth *t l ike today In 1 1 jtiYii 11 n ea t cannot go oftcr were tho : niiiiiiv nt Decision to bolil the meeting wa- I nils In phi'bllg liefoie tile |i« opb others vfho were c h a r­ th e r h - had imv money to counsel nnd he said he hadn t. , ctivitics of the Taxpayer* made oil Satin ilny night when •' : 1 mental con bill illui lhisk luli’i and other suitdl ged with being inmates of a gam b ­ w-hereuoon the judee npnoint«d v, which recently was micccmu group of adm inistration follow* ■ a any n i a i t .r of i»ul»U« ■■n c : 1 nil , oily of grave ling house. Gray nnd A rm strong Rene himself, the fo rm e r district hold ! I I at tb Hal ly . i;.- I* > n4l«*clf fi.r in | hieing in office three men bold an informal seaslbiKto di*--'i From the st midpoint of prncti- posted $r>00 bonds and each of the nttorney. to represent him. nh.ciuiT In f " '" Die I'eop’e I ' " I' ;irm <lend- T 11 idicalion , however, lxiwnmn’s others offered a bond of $ 1&. : >isener, lla rt" wprlM.t those th a t ore now the campaign, 'i his information M r who'" i m lh and nothing h" In confessions of Dreher nnd was learned t«-!ay from one o , 1 ■ V itl 1.* much like that of Tho case was to have conic lip Mrs. A*ln LeHocuf. Handle v u ac­ v,,i with the conspiracy to dc! ho 11lltll lias nl-H" Won Dl l ime V:mv zv :i \ new prohibition itliciri those pre-ent, but Mayor L-.k* -.li cvv.. Tie • * icoiding to for a hearing this morning in cused of shooting Ix*Hoeuf nnd bit­ Follow log i c* 1!. Votin' ’t i*i g* •j,l ti,. city. According to Mr. l l -t>ke it ye, n a .-<elf im 11 In • •in ia .hii ** will n ttnek the smuggler*, justice of peace court presided er cutting open the body nnd sink­ lith, ii iuiitlona in West Palm stated il"' morning t h a t no defln letter In full: i coffee, ''ion1 ai : coii .pirutoia nnd other1 aver by Justice Fhcafcr at L m g In its iv.»uie f"!* J 11Iv 27. 11)27. t'-rilay tid* i . r Immkfari Bendle hns steadily de­ ach are almost identical with it., plans had been made * 1 m k e s mid viola; m first, li there’s any'W o o d , but attorneys fo r tho de­ ing It. •r the t >d ovt th at the meeting will begin at H " pllbliThe lleruld coffee tin nied this, nnd today threw n bomb­ of this cit> v, n u or enem y left over, fendants succeeded in having tho mime of Geoi ,M* A. 1l’i e lite . t* 11 ni- Vanzv-tti t •k. shell Into the defense enmn hy con-* . w ith only >00 Folk1" m the recall, said Mr. c.< bread, the ,.\Te fellows may land In fediw and s. the ",l tb 1 hearing postponed until next Mon­ fessiiig his, p a r t In the crime. ^ ...v. ..... r'y candidate offered by Aerordim; t<» tentative plans, (lie innnicntion ' •erimr - done him WV jnlls. the plans of the 1’PP-r 8 t tohn’s one im : ' day morning. t- v ivers l e a g u e was elected meeting will be addressed by May I)r Dreher, Bendle rlnims, fired l. It ii 1ml my visible 1 in niKciii s, however, that The equipment seized hy the of­ tho shot Mini killed T.eTloruf Trmn ' U ii.r majority, r.ninritv. the m ayor, hnv- or or Like. City Attorney Ge.'.-ge Ynvirnti' n lift 1id tig ex..f the two nr i* iiit<-nt to i n ter ini air d -bale i -Hire nripy nnd navy ficers Included roulctto wheels, his left shoulder, ns he Is almost, was not a cniididatc .A. D<- t'ottes anil perhaps td the nllugc'1 ernl <-r written wlDl th wiitc 1 at and thoU-and* of nd- dice tallies, poker chips nnd other blind In his right eyo. mi ,sinner llousholdcr. It i > u ,.■•1 by (Invert' |; ttak lion.’’ i . gout.* employed, the f»'d- gambling devices, and is declared hut I i-eserve to I’M - '' *' 1 ud flno.l that ( ommissioner < The new development lodny Is • i >\! wing tb 1A* i a -'lit of nil inver tipation will not participate in the sp to present tiie far'., whein r nr ii in, . 1 To be some of the most expensive .1 \ ni/'-tti, aefus expected to niter the entlro face of IrnV1 by a T axpayers Leap.m nnd grab every man, ner on. by reason of i •" '"c ■ i . I gi on exc-rj uu ' paraplicraliii ever secured in a things. Bendle will inko the stnnd , I’.raintiec pnYTac!»i“aD • in most respect- a* ! making but may occupy a : e bins, «.r financial r- in ;.n > child who violate, the ra j(j ((,(„ counly. Inter today ns tho Mato's chief wiU * .i,|, ; ml d um v ' km Sanford, Mr. Bn ith dc- the platform. ilii’ilvertcntly or delil-ei ’ l mi 'i'iai capacity of the feilThose arrested as inmates of pe- a Vn-J li - gross misninimgeimuL 1,1 j ’ hi te flliw r’r Jjf ’u *n' A' i d tn lr A mkw ' W hether the speaker will S'.ltl- 11 on- m i s t In* hilital 1n and the government the hoilse were as follows: George v\ led in the affa irs of the mil any figures nn the operation < r Mo. |) Cotlo i i ' At lb v.-itM be dccidely Innde- Wills, C. U Thompson, G. T. Bro­ (rd tho defensb will hnvo tb rcvlso Its plans. . , , „v rinneiit. The charges upon the city gi.-vr-nnn n t or relative to i rounds lip t" uughl all violators, " I be "III v spwifte in" r Beadle wns snld to have confess­ wn, F. J . Harris, L J . Ross, II, C. the Taxpayers la ague linsed tb" eilV bond fundi', eoiild not t n u tb o rre d by *-ai<l n* > i' " I n by liearir u n tlia of the pro- Smith, Fred Scott, Jim Johnson, K ed to S heriff Charles Pccot. claim ­ i : tie . tTit** li" t rl'P •al to the voters for a learned hut it is umlerslood l!> U Scclion o, inilhorizbi;' hould l>e , Imndled I. .. .>E. Wiles, W. W. MeFm land, J . D. ing he w as lured to tho spot under v a c r e grouped under fo u r Die theme of their addresses will St. .foim. River Navi <-n Di ... the writing , | owinnii liflievcH. KoGortH. W. Jackson, J. S. Harden. ii inis-npprohcnsion. While . i-' D i . , cording to Mr. Smith, who be a general defense against facts ii id In connect the •imall fine or short J. ('. (Tiwaltz, John Wilson, Floyd “ The doctor ju st took me nlong hi ilei-l-l"", ti"' 1 -of exeevitU. ,..,es wnei ...................... that have been brought out by River w-itli the Indio I f ti I'm as follows: i aiiecpmto should Usey, John Stokes, Roy Jones, J. to row his pirogue,” ho *“ >'*• •, I'hillips H" • * iii i lose loin h .it wilten , <itv funds were deposited in members of tie- T axpayers League. navigable canal nr w tb> •e n d lll's't , n, federal courts, thought th a t he wan going frog Must achu etla ot be lake; It. Edwards, Russel F. King, J. W. «nk without security. Coming i n the eve of the most S-clion ,T, futlier •! -in T.. J i .. hunting like lie did a lot of night*. wbete lii-i son Tho new ili v chief already has Lawson nnd J . L. Smith. •i |;,,„(| funds were diverted to important election m the history ot lb" construction of eeoli I been iimli r lilt* ■n rn n lra ti' 1 jn force, numbering I Commenting on tho raid, Con- I Tho tra p p e r declared th a t Dr. ktr purposes. | Snnft rd, the adm inistration’s mass deemed to be f "■ ' - and• •his j- Dr«‘her fired four shots from his i.ppcndii itis. li i.oiit .1,500 ii" ii , in tiie wet con* - table Walki r said that he •L h loft shoulder, although witnesses IA Officials showed preference ' meeting will d ose one */? the most vcnience and welfiskeleton orguni• making an > • leaving "iil> colleague will make every e f f o r t 11 ing of contract a, and dis- exciting enmpaigna ever itaged puldie nllllty a ” ! i t iu-e." I bis lo where local cn- prevent the reopening of “Tiie have testified they hcnrtl only two. i„ in slates bids here. It is said th a t the m u t i n g ‘ . I loll,. n;!ds th a t: |r ,| it li ndvcrliaing lor t.o\i-rin.r and ail :uate. n.iks’’ and th at if the place is r e ­ .rc.-menl | will lio in the online of a go a Ilf No ftpreifir autlm 'llv i • i iuc!i i ases. f ding o f *hi <• apply, as always ap* m-d again (hat it will lie rnided. fair, With u torchlight prnc. .-wn r< d by : Id Aol tip< ' 1 • * The "iirees . it ol payrolls padded in enn•'ecision by Isioni rs of said dislri ' m l >• 1 ' iiuintamod by Viuln-ws, shouhl The officers also announced a WcdnciHlay ntgb Inruc> ’between officials and c o n -j n u S ? hill ' m e of federal aid staged near l.ako Brantley on motion of inarilim b pni*-•main tbc oi men was T l.o two nr> . , d.-i laced I t 1.‘ri,|„y liiRl.t when five 20-g*llon Die eoinmereial tnleri ' Do- d ufom-incut, It of the worl of the „ ,„ , , • • , rolls m B UFFALO, N. Y., A ug.l.-(1N 8) hifted i lIm . uil'i.i.:,i,l D i u . j i cimtaiiters filled with homo brew Irirt to do nnytbing H im D : • treasury. * • <ague in revealing conI * c t C I f t l l l l ^ t ' d ’l H I I l a. toinarv f lute I'll Oil I, . could Is’ eliin­ were destroyed, i!Ut> bottles were —Fifteen women in n v a s t crowd con neet the l ’m>"i ; ’ > i .im-cit of »*upp UV.,t Balm Dench mid lUOltis an nays Is f River by i liatigable r:.oal ' ated many " die bootleggers hcizod and turned over to county of 40,000 persons fa in te r nt tb*in making changes in i ■ m was Feb If tho foi • MUtliorities and Mrs. O. lb Shel- .Airport here this afternoon ns lid ........id • 1 business. onimi ioit the actual «•) - ! 11ini ly reproduces Mr. I 1 * ■ ■ :mam,l(,n vvlli plnccd under arre s t, charg­ Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh hop­ . treusury \ ui 1 1 Nobody ot D* IK*n e of the govoinm iat i ST. I’ETEItSBUK -I i ; 0,1 Vlll.X , , r cent enforveunge be i guiliy of ; > ed with having intoxicating lb|- ped off for Cleveland in the “ Spirit , th a t 1“" i ‘in Ted by approximately (IN’S l The I-i pt • t» *.» Dim yacht \ySdi aw nit •allof St. lx>ui*.’’ Tho women were til I uor.t it: h'-r possession. ne«*—In ay the Inn,' v is in sigbtf Septem ­ .ii.-I a half null*i1* mi l , race will be staged hole .‘•laying. .Mn treated a t the Em ergency H ospit­ on cheekTile Ael will be foim I • PIngres lie <uts ore contemplated, ber :i to <’*, according to an anH to die Auj al at tho Airport. and eliminating ■ M I'J nnd -m-cceding i "i l.o: in* iiiceliient by official in d in g, : to Mr. Kmith. The s ta rt wns delayed nn hour Morlild-cuiion • *>i uiddished l.'iwa of FI"i D u ,hnl and nicdlcint.l perated, the c.tv govero- hero today as preparations were onlinarv Sesnlon, I'.i’J* ‘ (' " beciiusu of oil pump trouble. i I III V i< i l> nl been made, 1lie East Gon-d eitj I*, underway to entertain the tb-.us- of tho Law a* It now :t- i roa . ny by a ..pecial .It I nl.i-il offico the j r.innl strides in a relrencn- nds of visitors who will attend the hi foil ns follows: e x pl o sio n k il l s f iv e Visitors w ire b " ri<d t. ied lo Lownuui INDIANAPOLIS, ,lnd., Aug.,1. i on and the elHrons are event. it; >11111111111, \ i hi, :••. v*. i “Tho Raid Up i«iv i nor Ed, Jackson, the chief d chief clerk of < Vnclits end crews fioiu ’•••« Ur- Navigation Diet r id i • • • i .’ii with tip* m anner in In TOKYO, Aug. L— (I N S ) —Five in park ia tin vi u " > I I. ScImncinnn.J target of D. C. Btophenson’ cam1 i a ffn ir. ar,« being tid­ leans. Mobile. Gnlvestoo. lb u d i ’ii, tlmrixeil nnd ernnowen-d Japuneso navul officer* and sevpaign for revenge, w a i silent t o ­ (nry of treasury, 'd. \!r. Smith said. Mamleville ,1’eu: acola. V. n i . S I . i an “ TO I AOMtoVG AND ,tl prohibition com- day on bis return from Mackinac einl sailors were blown to bits to­ m IVlersInirg and Tarpon ; nog - TA IN FOR NAVIGAT'D 1N l ii large s ta ff of Island in Die faco of the former day when a deep-sea bomb explod­ ed aboard the mine layer Tokiwa^ UI'I'ER ST. JOHN S RIM , lio* proliibitiun bur- Klan Head’s many accusations. “To coiuut I the Upper • There wns no reply from tho Tho accident occurred during naval •lit' ,1 Die brief ceremony. River with the ladlnn lt".i-i Governor to Stephenson's Mnto- maneuvers in Dungo Channel, the D iitiG iiu .i: i t i n i it n s IV ....... d : obrlety a t a nient that Jackson owes him S|>00,- officers killed were two lieUtennavigable canal or wnlerwa irtm I .ow mull 000 nor any explanation of eviden­ ant-eommandera uiul three lieut­ I 'D l, CITY, Tellll., Aug ,1. to mninD'in .uine, nnd ‘ i n 1 HKLBEV1I.BK, III . Au- 1 *’t NS) l'o»i> i-i here by «b,*liiivd I” I"' I :ai«l. “ W want a sober America. ce said to have been submitted by enants. were kill d and 1“ inNEW YORK, Aug. 1.— (INKi n ru) Andre**' i*< turning o- “ Steve" when he appeared before - Ifn l:-end nutonioldle ac- —The armed dirigible R"s-B bug- the public rnnvi Clarence Chanda rlin hns made roBACCO MAN DIES cut si*mi iiu»‘l aircraft » * • as territory. Wallace nnd for th e | - ■ itlHly .and la-ii ttr to m " i lendid organization. tho Marion County ju ry Sntunlay. )ISC*UKS successful take off from the d< I. customs lb. of Klizaliethton, was returned hufely to Scott ! u.*M fit." I nnd tin the S. .S. Isfviatlian off tin* I RICHMOND. V a , Aug. L (IN S ) Tho itmn rnplulized wbi 'i Mr I fland 1 i ^ d Sunday afternoon here just before inlduicbt last coast. Captain Martlet 1 . cruiae —Captain John I-andatreet, ■'"i- in which ho was rid- night completing a we I. lleCottOH l e t "Miv fulled '<• »pio' |the Leviathan sent "lit tho follow­ rull i" ...... > * U,luor Wealthy retired tobucccmUt, form.'•■i down a steep embank- which lock it nnd its crew „t tr, of- bill the existeili • of will'll Im de­ tiruiMD in I " crly vice* prtsident of the Akjw* fieerie and men over N<u ..lk, Vn., nied. completely refutos Id eon ing radio al H:1 1 a. m. eastern ik - ! A di *us don of 1 1 i on storm. > | |,r(1| ,i i t ....... ....... erect a rofrlg*" lean Tobacco Comjmny, died at his Uuffab, and «Tevelaml. ti'iition th at Die District i i H cm . | light time: — •'I am b king for nn honest enNASHVILLE, Tcnn., A u g .M IN home here early today, lie vyas 75 “ Hop successful. Sky clenr: g •Sanford for use «• powon-d to improve the Upper SI. " " KS’ SON DIBS , prohibition law, S)-Captain W. H. H artford, C hair­ cro, nnd otliL-r in* A widow and two Johns River us -ont' mplnted by th* Will f<How Long Island cou;' ItOMli TUROV' N o th e r United man of Die Board of Nashville years old. will D i!.** plan' i ' i \ i \ •. Fla.. Aug. I.— (IN S) ! liurtley.” daughters survive. present plans M a l e ' laws re being enforced, branch of the Federal Reserve Tuner ul services will be held in Mr. DoCoMer ii evidentIv not an i A mesriige from Cuptain lfi rt- ing of *<-h ry grow* J O Clue] CHICAGO, .Aug. I -l IN’S I — i , ii,yalt will not be tolerated in Hank of Atlanta and owner of the in*..dav night **t Weil BTILU I A N ’S SA IL ®rv uu-i today 4for . . . .Rutherford . . . . . One . man , was injured, an a u to ­ (Continued On Pago Five) ley, an hour earlier, had r. , house. the couit • ! H artford Hosiery Mills here, died the service.” 11 H.ivs.*. Rti, son Min of the late mobile was wax wrecked, and a bail*.! “ Waiting for rain to abate." (Jiao N EW YORK. Aug., 1.— (IN S ) a t Ids home a f te r a long illness. , h iMlng tli- nc ft ini', "u I.’’l , l ' ! Rutherford H. Ilnyer,*partially demolished h«-i ; 'i s r l i n was forced to aw ait for WILL I'l.Y SOON — Bud Stillman and his bride, the ’o n Lake, rl airman of ' ' d here lute yesterday. Tiie when a powerful black bomb w »• 1favorable weather. ST. AUG USTINE— Site chosen former I smiu Wilson, sailed early induce which ka charge n , ' "UI I.- sent to Orlando a f te r hurled from a pissing automobile. Clmmberlin’s Imp-off from tie•it th at r for erection of new Fullurwood today fo r Europe ubroad the White ngeni' nts, str*t ; ol'T U A M P T O N , Eng., Aug. 1. ' for eromution ami tiie The bomb, directed at a roadla-viat him ia tiie fore-runner <>f a ( IN S » Iinpr"vefuent in wrulluT g ra m m a r school. S ta r liner Olympic. t g r u w r s ha.! • xp re siH ‘ ‘ "Ul 1<<* sent to Freeniont,house. Injured Thonms Long, u NEW O R L t ANS. l.a.. Au«. 1— Inow development in ocean Iran . onditioii" off tiie Irish ro a s t nnd idre to hold the ()N S) Mr George Burrell, who Uhiobartender. | p«rtation. The* landing of puMi-ii• w 1 the '.1 ‘ern Atlantic led Cnpt. lost nn airplane race with *b-nlli bv gers by aeroplane from liners " d ixmaldernb1'* pi" ..... . British a i r wee. «■• a few minute* last night, prepared ut sea. Tills is the fir.st ueropluM To be iiimb* low .1 I pc t. ilny tin.: he can begin bis today to lake the bodies of b»r hop-off from nn ocean liner, al of the prop" m All 1ntic flight to New York father and mother, Fred and Mrs. lliouj’li the launching of aeropluin- plant. in tin* im ..Thin IK hours. “Tho Whnlo— Ilaughtmi, back to their home in from warship.! is u common pr;.< Thu gathering fill (t'ourtm '■ soapjaqo) Is In czcclHillsdale, a Chicago subrib. lice. lure * a round l.ake will b nt <Oiidition with all tho p a r ts ■d Mrs. Burrell arrived at tie l od,,kim: atlsfuclrily and I am all ing field here just as lu r father, lutri ' " roiiis. one of them a white was fined $-00 or 00 duys. I’RINCK IS POPU1.AR Each day Tho Herald will present fivo question* concerning 1, :tjy t- leave when the w eather I ' • r - tried in Municipal Court Leon Cooper did not u p p ta r to who was terribly burned by an ex­ id tb** airm an. Sanford's history, its industries, its city government, it* recre­ KILLS Wl! I. DVF.lt DOG L " "ling on liquor charges, defend himself against two charge* plosion of u gasoline tank on hi.MONTREAL, Quo.. Aug. 1.— (IN ational facilities and other interesting subjects. The answers will T ' , a seventh defemient one of disorderly conduct and a- yacht, died In the hospital. H*’t S ) —Tho Prince of Wales Is Mill ARMOUR REM AINS SAM E KANSAS CITY Mo.. AUG. 1— urges of 1IUOX1intoxi- notlir of driving a c a r on the rim. mother, Also burned, die d a few Canada’s most popular Idol, it w. « of4 possession ' mtiwmuii m be given with tho questions. Persons who have questions which -10, today hv, i, wan continued until On the first charge his bond of demonstrated today by the clu- r- i l N S ) —J. F. I l n is. hours earlier. they desire to have included in this column, may communicate I ' !.iy i*y Judge \V. E. White was estreated while his bond of $ > shot and killed H- wife and turned | I.ON’D )N, Aug., 1.— (INS)— J. —_ ing, flag-waving multitude U , : ( ,Un Armour, who is ill in tho with Tho Herald. Dm request of the accuse*!. The on the second charge was also es­ gre«te«l him when the P rim e, I . the gun uj!oii lilms elf, dying follows: treated. lt*na Dorsett. charged j j brother, P iinro George, nnd Pi c. !i tantly, following n quarrel over a * arlton I Intel here, ia “ about tho ANSWERS •” to'l. y. Mrs. A r m o u r told the ’ QUESTIONS iii c \\ * rn*^* c harge d with exceed* with the possession of liquor. wn« ,'i said. i n itr Stanley Baldwin, o f England, tK.*t dog, police I . rnatii-mil News Service. Asked 1. J. Wofford Tucker built the 1. When was the f ir s t house lo limit,was fined ?5 or fineil $200 or DO days. One-half ■ , ,j 'arrived from Quebec, was rent* ’ v!n*n her hi.*blind would l>u able built in Sanford? first house in 1801). Iwitl, i, ‘'forge Head c-hurged of her sentence was suspended "ii , MIAMI, F lu . Aug. I.— (IN S )—A with red'oiblcd vigor today. WILSON RELATIVE DIES ( , leave bis bed, Mrs. A rm o u r said, I. 1877. 2. On what date was Sanford good behavior. Anna Bell Parral« f r tu i V s ,',.r !vin*r. 'lid not a p ­ ton ami a Half of “ recondition'd" ,t n iy l In two weeks o r i t m ay incorporated? . " ,n ,l himself and his $ln more, charged with being drunk candy resulted .in a fine of f-'5 Vn., Ang. 1.— BEDFORD O i l ' WON’T LET THEM Staple and disorderly, was fined ?D* or 10 and court louts for W. P. * 'dllns, t IN S )—S a m u il M. Polling, fo r ­ 1 1ao months *t (Hirhup* oven 3. Under whose supervision was S. John A? McDonald and P. II. Marks. days. Charlie Chnpman and Allie a Sanford laid o ut? of u j„rul fivu u, J ten! LAW YER: Why can’t you t ! i r e r clerk c*f the Bedford County longer." hurW,.1^ ,t o «»»»•««• tou m .. .lays, . t u rn* ^ n a p m a n - o u ^ . . - ^ 4. 2,500. f n o v "n g drunk and h it bbmnl 4. What was the population of 1 Court, and n relative of M r,. Ko n d , Sinclair, both cent store and a fine of 4’ 1■ and! settle this thing out of court? Joe Burnett LIVE OAK— Florida Power & Sanford in 1885? dith Boiling Wilson, died n t his 5. 1910. ... 5. In what year w ss First Street I • r '\'ith o p erating homq hot" last njght, lie wan Hl) 1 iyut Cmepany to extend power 1 In-1 F ran k Monroe, charged with the man.ifacturer, in the M .... • I ">'*-*• I "■ |flu<, hi, 1 '* "hih* under the ii paved? . Jlnuj to this town. 1 year* old, of intoxicating liquors non. I (Continue.) On P age Five) < "UM h> re. I " 11*1 l m " HI, Tells How Tax­ payers League Has wrought Changesln t y Government jm(> O fficials Inder Indictment S ^ A R E A R R E S T E D '^ S S ^ S DURING BIG RAID, Seymour Lowman Is DcCottes Fails To Cite Complete Bill b ‘£ m S « :CUARTER CHANGE >>Moii""/'”‘" l:'".0PI’0N!iNTS WILL Himself At Opening: O f Today’s Trial UPON ROADHOUSE' Ju d ge Appoints Lawyer For Him Beadle Throws Bomb Shell Into Court By Denouncing: Doctor SACCO m w m -OTHER RILL IS MENTALLY FROM. HiPARED TO AID i’RNFARMICR A HUNGER Big Buffalo Crowd Bids Lindy Good Bye Yacht Race In Fall Khin Lender’sCharges h’aii ' 'V)Arouse Jackson (haniberliii ia k Off From Deck Of Liner Leviathan kUuis Kill Two, InjureIha l-InTennesseeWrccksr Farmers To Ucfrigcra inff Plant 1/ ;1 Ask Me Another! Two Men Draw Pines For Unusual Offense} :V -■ 1 ___ n M ;. ,, very dim- IJ. S. Reserve Officer Is Claimed By Death Victims Of Gas Blast Taken To Chicago Pll(lKe While Hears Six Liquor Cases In Bif? Docket Of City Court ThisMorning s: I �l'ic ik E i(;iii i f-.»,-.■„ • «*%■»*4 -* , ", .:*>*<<•**»■ '' . .: • • ' *% v.%4;•'.' tu .-'. • Showing T3 tm. ’ '•’?*■•• Y 'V * * * v ^ ' ^ 1 j l Y r’Yl B i g g e s t 5 a ; is i - th e Ckr-jP fSitP* .’ ■ L /e ia t in v". t i *""'" W R Jp'C ’ Afl v v t LvL I f Lh it.J o n ^JIN' t.v * ":T r ^ a l 1 ll& fe t f f 1 Am %*.-: is ia iF '-J j '*'sij : ' Vv ^ Ull v wd S^v J i.,\ /• T* n& O l d V »;•' v t-5e2 >~7 .. .- ' Mr st Be S \*T‘i W Sale- . ; ; •y — K MORNING FROCKS S Including* our line ns, broariclolli;-, pongees and voiles. Wonder vain- s! .*‘i &»\\ Crepe -'rocks 49c TO$1.49 SILK FROCKS m i Continues All Next Week rayons, wool drosses that smerly for $5.98 to $7.98 u i \ v,~« WE MUST CLOSE O llli DOORS in San fool. T im is Imperative i'X FROCKS Extraordinary values. Formerly sold for $0.95 to $10.50 now only $2.98 SILK FROCKS i nesi and we want you (*» lu*I|» us do this. Our wonderful hm-gnim •’rot Vs sold orginally for >$19.98, and a re now ©<® C-Q c *./ l ;) G, -K ■ *avr.’.5h : li'Mild indue v you 111a I llii-; is 1In* place to buy and at t ho nanii* linn-. N<it one arlu'b must be but. cvepythiiiK in the pton* Simp nmv. If will pay you. . L\Ctv- r v m Here is a bargain if you were ever of­ fered a bargain. $12.95 to $23.9 5 ' $27.50 TO $35.00 Here is a bargain that you cannot a f­ ford lo miss whether you need a dress or not.’ T W O I u . \* U fr.A 6 I I .X ip : ] V CHI. : >;CRN’S DRESSES ^ "VI.. x >ao<i ^ rr * Vi. i ESS' ' . tvoe '.iv* ry v III x, $5.95 bou Klit *’i • HOSIERY •os were form erly selling .05 to $27.50 and are now • l O ne giv en $7.50 / Il r \ dresses to s«*11 for lclsomc Frocks \ i v voiles and prints. Our * is so low th at you can Fro$i.49 We must sell our Ladies Colton IIo.so, Jllw-k and lb-own — 5e pair Latlies i ill; huso ...............45c hoxu 95c Ladii i Full fa.sliion pure Imse—all (food • 1.2U . i . u)l for I Hr, in p, ‘J:t, and lit)*-. i!< ii*.-’ i ux will sell for 10c, 1!)c, and r.tli*. Bathing Suits Children’s g*ood grad«* cotton 39c and (»9c Children’s All Wool suits ............... 9Si* Ladies’ w o o l suits 8 1.55 Ladies* w o o l suits $2.95 Ladies* wool suits$:».55 . K<< Ladies’ Dainty ut T Underwear . .C. .X? 71 tl* /T t 3 n ’ ft ,4»»s> y V^ | ' . > J | n• "V t-* •f.Mv 1 \V V O ' Shoes For Th 3 Entire Family? ... White Ilatists Gowns 87c Colored Voile Gowns 95<* Fancy Voile Gowns $ 1.29 Rayon Colored Gowns 81215 Colored Silk Knit gowns $ 1.9 > Silk Vests 1< Step-Ins Voile and S ilk ........ 98c Silk Rayon $1.(19 Rloomers-silk rayon $1.29 Toddies White erepe and long cloth (>9o White Hatiste & Colored Voiles w . ' • • WI I •••-• . .. ..•••• . . I f' 1 Colored Silk T< ds $1.19 Fancy Colored Voiles $1.59 Silk Crepe De chine . $2.98 <>.■•K.'- N k. ■ . 000 » P IF-. fro o r ' jr. ,.s as H } s id\ ii cU L A D IE S Ladies* Satin plain !<• tin inn*. ent loathei from $:TOO to $ Our Sale Price ... ( i Sale Price ... ■ Sale Price . Our Sale Price . Our Sale Price . ( hi r Sale P r ic e .. ( e. ’ ( )ur Sale Price . oj.yo -ifi n p F N c 'i £ *! J 3 J I v i l / I M D D i l i * Sin** -. $2.0*) n«nv j <o.ii t i e r e't MEN S d9 - Roy’s and Men’s Values from $1.75 to $(J.0t) s *>i.dw now T.eathcr Hhni s on s a le .......$1.25 ■ Leather Shurs on s a le On Sale f o r .... On Sale Tor.... On Sale f o r .... On Sale f o r .... On Sale f o r .... On Sale f o r .... $1.49 L eather Sim*, s on s a l e .....-.$2.25 L eather Sh- s on sale $2.55 I nfant She , FS’c values for 19c ithingr I ippers I Ing per vd. . me CREPE SPREADS 72x90 W hite crepe spread 81x90 W hite crepe spread . 7M 5 l.t; 98c $1.49 . ....... «p£.;;o $3.45 .... $5.95 $4.95 New merchandise, $12 value now only <£!>> Men’s Straw Hals Kiuion.'i .Silk, $1.49 value now Kill; Kiripj IlrOadrlotli, 9Sc now Silk Mi-.ed Cn.*|. •■, $1-19 vain now Pure Silk Crepe, $2.75 value nmv I’kruiiul crepes, 79c values now l ’l, it I Ci peg, 98c values now l'i-.rur* d ('i)Uou Crepe,n, 89c now ft<r •'(2 Lull !**a t Col i • I (iinnlnm :: w Fai l Coleivij Voilc.-i, '9c now ... Main Coats 16.75 lig Bargains For Men : Cretonnes good 25c quality per yd.................. HitCretonnes BOi: and 75c quality . i!Jc 40 Inch ( repo de Chine, .72.50 now 71.10 Flat Crepe and Satin back *repe . s :M! Printed Crepe lie Chine, 720S value now »i.’ . Ladies’ Silk Pongee Jue During Our Sale 49c it In Two h: V see Good 000 yards lijfhl and dark calico j *r vd. 10()t» yards crepes, pereals, Miitinjr and shirt Reaul ifully Irimmed and hiVi grade materials. Valued at $4, $ 1and $5.00 -l i i * AM H A TS Must Go! v. urday With Lower Prices 'it* Men’s (kind grade Athletic Union Suit.i to .sell fur u .e ia lls, gouil grade s i .09 White Handkerchiefs 5c to .... .....hk* lh I Work Handkerchiefs 2 .for ■ , *s Cup 75c to 2. v u •19, (*:), and 95c 95c rcliandise, and hat f o r ............... ........ 15c l u • o I nrad*.* neckwear, 25c, :t9c, and i 1 9 09c Men’s Dross Shirts, $1.50 v a lu e ......... Men’s l)r* Shirt , $1.75 v u lu e ..... 7‘Je Hen’s Die: :; Shirts, $2.00 value ....... Men’s Press Shirts, $2.50 value ........ Men’s Press Shirt , 72.75 value ..... Men’s Dress Shirt - , $3.00 value .. VTV \ ' I■ C-i** . S. A. Irwin, Prop. r**.-. ■ 1 e .j 1! ih'f m IS XK Fi nil \, 1 1 S Sanfm-d A*vc. at 2nd. -ct-| fttjWii|i in iTH^r w r . �I UK TSANI OKI) HKKALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 1. ID27 r A G E TWO almost over a aturday night doors must be closed and buy 1he Biggest Bargains in the history of our Store. We musl sell out this week. Shop here and NAME YOUR OWN PRICES ElEJ S. A. Irwin, Prop Sanford Ave. at L’nd Lake Michigan Ship Disaster In Which About .‘JO Lost Their Lives "Have yntir pueimi all oolite JACK: h'ynu know buck, d a r li n g '! •*"' I’ve been dimeiii "Hark'.' 'I his i wind I tall nit*tin* miv with long il I sent them four, an I O-.J. hanged if they haven't t i * l . I I I I,: Oh, yen, |h;it mr nin •!" Passing Sli**w, I .on- Bulletin S j illlrj W A 111 N( i l l IN, — will'll you illn In chillier*, of hr cxpoi'iclli1'.*. doll. r id that “ Wmdiiiigtnn is all a With til - hoi .* who'll lie dill lint nn’1 nr i hat "W a dunpDi ladle vos 11tile, and his otlie.' pn w ( j i n ' IT’S A I'TIIK N IC til l ." don't you believe il. ample ran c lor m enim eiit, al MRS. N EWIIIC111’«: Ale yon Hie It i i s i r l i o n s of massed cnm- j 11' i■11;; 11 tle’ie wa o*cry l e i on I* that MV. Cuolidgo fully very tini*. doctor, that I have the iiinii ty thought nre erroneous. tidirv They may apply In tin* minority [ ap| iocint* d k imor **l the m e i our very latest form of ihfluen/.a T IXMTOIt: Quite, niaiiatne. Vmi of piditivuiu , lobbyists and eoricspniidrid , hero, lilt not In tin* tllh e r lu p u s of ru ii—nt iiiten- t **••,,»)• cxa*'tly like i Ih* foiuiloaa *>t‘ per cunt of oidinary Washing- h**ie are the likelihoml of an air Wessex Answers, London, AND LOflK AT HIM Nun mail stop at the capital, all jj.-ri Ionian is a imventmnnt clerk. 'I lie point i that Washington mcfficioiu y of the p-.lire fo rte . 1 OKI,AND Kirs being t shipped I'm tip. woman rerugi.* itself doesn't lake any marked in­ 'and th** now withdrawn liliel suit from this section. an a hurgulnr ?" ti l i s t in poltlirs, In lire national Itit'III.A N D Coast. Lilli "No. Unfortunately sin issues, nr the sectional troubles mad building line between <""k me for her liushaml of the rest of the country. The tosnMii and Richland. Itiummer, Hurl in. ilium emit orm of ihc government workers are to do (heir jot's sntislinittilfy, I** Iihvo as good a time* as posHinli- and (o iiear up under 1 I lie heat. They don't even pay; miirli attention to Coni;reus I which, for all its ini| ortanee, is one of the best shows on earth. The Washingtonians o| uiioii h divided to whether a majority or minority—show an unfortunate attitude toward the Volstead LETTER BRENNEN THINKS NOMINATION WILL GO TO AL SMITH <Drmoi'ralie pailv in the nation to- | Tlte people of the city do seem day. lie is so far lit the lead that 10 have a more affect innate the others will not seriously lie con­ repaid for President Coolidpe sidered when tlie real balloting than many of the higher officials takes place. The (ioverimr has hern and politienns. four times elected chief executive They laughed their lieiiils off ill of the most populous s ta le in the I heir movie th eatres when llm nation ami lias made pood." XmeriritiMity lliivt'()|t|iorl unit \ news reelM showed Mr. Coutidgo | Il is suggested to Mr. Ilm m ati in liis new eowhoy outfit. The 'I’m lie flout Again Til WitII'M that .Senator Tlmma I. Walsh, o f , prrsident, it was at once ohvious, luncheon, probably on Saturday, Anti IHn Guest .Till* I’remier I Montana, wlm favored the elim*. ami on .Sunday I In’ royal party w ill had shown all (lie makings of a nation of prohibition as an issue, | pa me sport when lie |iut on those had mi id rereiilly lltal of the P c m < ItTTAWA, Can. Aup. I - ( I N S I make an informal trip (n Niagara. pants, for lie was obviously not Afterward they will start for ocrats mimed a eumtiilate whose The United Stales may piny host designed for such liahilimeuts. Hanff, Alberta. record and personality symhnlir* I apiiin to the Prince of Wales, The speelaele of the president de­ ItaIdw in Sails l irsl the wet issue it would make pr tThe Prim e and P rc m in Stanley N E W YORK, Aup. 1.— (IN S ) A fter leaving tin* I'rmee in At scending the steps a f te r rliiingIhtblwin of Crcat Hritaln are due George E. Brennan, this Chleupn hecln, Prem ier Hablwin will stint to arrive in Camilla early in AnDemocratic hois, predicted y e s te r­ back, makiop hour utops at Cal past. day a t the Wa'/.orf th at Governor Allhoiipli to* official rniifirma- p.'ity and l{ei;imi, with a somewhat A man had been visiting a cer Smith would lie nominated for From Don can lie -cm i oil, it Is repariled longer slop in Winnipeg. lain widow every evening. Democratic National Convention Miliuloliu the I'remier will move a ipnt* likely that tlie jirnici’ will "W hy don’t you m arry her? in 1W2 K virtually without opposit­ vi: it lie 1'iiiletl S ta le s iiDcr s lo p ­ tiplit tlirouph to .St.John, when ion, and ids view was supported hy there will be an official reception, asked a friend. ping at Ins rimeli at llipli elver. fo rm e r Representative Timothy There will he few actual public in lialifax and Charlottetown iliere - "I have often thought ithoul it," frhom ns Ansberry, of Defiance, • jipupcinciii dm nip the visit <>f the will he fu rther receptions, mid mi vvns the reply, “ Init where would OhJn banker and one of tie* cam ­ 'Volition, solidly for Al Smith Prince ol Wales in Canada it is Aupiist is, Mr. Iliiltlwin will sail I s|*cml my evenings t h e n ? " — paign m anager# for Jam es M. Cox , " \\ ill lllitioi;. send >i solid Smith expected. P n m i c r Stanley Rnbl- for home. Knsper, Stockholm. in 1020. win will ptiihahly c a rry the chief *delegation ?" Kiom llipli Kiver the Prince's burden of a P pea ranees. Brennan and An sherry attended "We never have a *-*dj,| d*’b-gn plans are uncertain, Impel) *le. | Visits ( npilal a conference where Insurance and jt ion for anyone from Illinois," said Prince's three-day aliiyj pending upon his own wishes n*. pofitira w e re blended. O theis iires. [Mr. Mrennnn. The Chicago h'.ol*'*' only Wednesday, A n - . p ardinp the lenplh of Ids stay. In ent w e n Ja m e s J . Jloey, oru* of would not discuss the trium ph of I lie taken up with of- j any event, sonic program me of of- I the S m ith m a n a g e rs in the PJ2I \\ illiam llale Tliiimii'**u, the Re s. Ilis Royal H ig h n ess,! fieinl stops at Western Canadian, convention; Jo seph I*. Tumulty, 'publican tiuivor of Chicago, or the -that day,will u n v e il■cities will be worked out for the 1 Pits blent Wilson's sec retary ; J o s ­ oossihilitv that the friends <>f Wil f sacrifice in the ineni- trip Kiisi. eph P, T um ulty Jr., J a m e s A. Beliu, liain <i. Jit-Ad*"* might thw art th** <er of the Victory TowS ta te S uperintendent o f Insurance, Smith iKioimrs next year. Mr. n'clock he will unveil and C harles A. Douglas, a W a sh ­ ilreillilin sail! the t'oiiference here me statue o f Sir Wilfred Lmirier ington lawyer. was not political, hut gath erin g recently erected on P arliam ent Hill "llnpt t, will you po in lb,. of business frierelt uit<'rest**i| in in and at I o'clock he will visit the Nre No Real Contest HUSBAND: But whv have vou « l« | !o • *md IIH*"' HIV tiliOliei it* Governor S m ith's nam e will be Niirnnec here unit in Chicago. lipornalional Poultry C-ongress. /luted this letter the 10th when law? I bn* a re five francs for you, the only one considered in t' * *»j I’le m ier Baldwin will address todav is only the 1th ? "You hlitdl have ten." l-e Rit RAIFORD New • lai** prison Canadian Clubs in Montreal, O t­ • o n re n tlo n Hfter the usual ballot W IF E : Because I am going to Paris. fo r fa vorite sons," said Mr. Bren- being erected at Ituiford. taw a and Toronto, While In the give it to vou to mail, my dear.— nan, a p p a re n tly f u l l y . recovered Capitol both tin Prince's aud the Pole Mole Paris. FO R T MIA EKS - • f* mile:- gas P rem ier's p arty will be g uests nt I r o m a five m onths’ i liness in a LEESBURG—14&,000 bond h mains in*tidied in ea s t end section Chicago hospital. “ Governor Smith government house. Mrs. Baldwin sue voted for municipal improve FORT M EYERS— Bids request is the outstanding figure in the of Fort Meyer*. *will mires* the w om an’s Canadian niont in Leesburg. I for paving variourf streets. you re a t e l e p h o n e 1 subscriber mply Iil’l Hie honk, ask for 1 IS and ale your request. It’s a service that lakes i( comparatively easy for you \ insert your advertisement. And aid ads of fer the solution to many problem. There’s always someone mer to buy, sell or trade; someone ho has a service to offer. Results re certain and the cost is quite mod* all Before / / o'clock ror 1 he D a y s Insertion The Sanford Herald �THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 1, 1027 PAGE T nfcE tt WHICH IS YOURS There Is No Substitute For RESULTS Advertising R ES UL TS? ,3 A. B. C. Circulation \ V / H E N you buy Printer s Ink which clo you get— mere advertising or Y* RESULTS thal come from a purchase of publicity justified by A. B. C. Circulation? Printer s Ink without circulation among a class of people interested and able to buy your product is advertising wasted—coupled with this powerful factor it is the cheapest, surest and quickest method of crea­ ting a market. Women Readers M ODERN women are busier than ever before-their mornings are crowded with household details so that their afternoons may be free for club meetings, civic and social activities of many sorts. It is only in the evening that your advertising will be READ. Reach the Woman and you have penetrated the greatest buying factor in the world. A . B. C. Circulation fi a magazine, or other periodical is not worth selling it is not worth ad­ vertising in—if people are not glad to pay for it, eager to have it at the appointed time, your message is lost. Herald circulation is PAID circula­ tion, each evening its readers are eager to turn its pages for news of the world and store-to shape their plans for tomorrow. You, as a merchant, shape their destiny—when }rou buy Herald advertising you get RESUL TS! I RESULTS T cmfitri* iiirrali* “HERALD YOUR BUSINESS—MAKE BUSINES PROSPER �THE SANFORD HERA ED. MONDAY, AUGUST 1, 1027 ~~_3_ A s I WV overheard a conversation on the street the other day |which being particularly applicable to the political situation o r ir n lr ,1 Vim" e..'' "tn'r a * this time, we feel that it might be of interest to the general ■ I Sa n fo rd . Y t u r l i l n . n n i t r r A r l i.f public to reproduce at least part of it here. The two gentle­ C « n i r r » o f S t a r c h . .1, 1 n u t . men had names of their own, but to avoid any unnecessary u o i .i.a m ) i.. o i:a n . . i.n m m embarrassment for them when their notes come due, wo will I t I I O W A I I O I I K I t O ..........M A N X O K I ! K A l l l . K B . J O S U M , M n n t i R l n c I C i l l l o i call them Hector and Lucius. S t l i s t It I l ’ T H t S I t A T K A they had been talking for sonu time but as we came Ohr Ar t f » - - .... ax?." up. Hector was saying: M l M e n t h a .......................—_ — ................... T h r i - c M i - n l h s ..................... — . ----- ... J1;™1 "I don't give a hang! I’m going to vote foi ake anyI l l f s r r l r i i>< r l o r l i A V r r k l ) r d l l l in p e r T r « i • j !oo wav. lie’s my friend.” • r k r l l r r n l d , !jn n A .i r d '» p l i m i - r r n r m 'I'o w h ic h Lucius, after customary form alities to us. p i i p / r , » .# H « r r l ti r « I* Oir I n l r r n n t liiunl A r m s p r v l r r , r r r r l v l n n f r o m a u p rrlo r u n v i o ritn n lrallo i V n r n l r ) I i i i i >i i i h 1 w o r d " i l i i l l j e n u - t I h > r.81 i h r I r n i l l n K r x i - i i l n o f l l i r *-iil i r r w o r l d _ T l i r I. A . It. I* r » | i r r l n l ly rffU d rn l l» I'ln r lil n n nil n ’V ol« • M B tinrr n f■ h n m l l l n i i « .......... i « i r hri*« ** n i l . m l r q i m t . r e p lie d : B risb a n e S ees A Young- Bachelor Who Is Taking No Chances It Steel mat AnlnnmhHe*. Mount Iti'iiilo MussoliniAngera llnlihitt I’ny. (iovi-rnor Fullor's Problem. Hj AIMHLT. BRISBANE f’opTrtch* I'PjtT i»y Mlnr (-<». Architcct '•■’’li iie.iik Bide '■ morel, Fin Packing Furniture Drnying—Storage C. E . C h o r p e n i n g Phone 3302 or 570 W UNITED STATKS Stool crawled up a little lii.h cr yesterday. Walt . treat heard thiit Secretary Mot­ ion, now in Eli rope, hie I tlune long­ distance shopping to tho extent of lt)0,(iii(i shares or #10.OOO.OtiO woi th ill stool common. “Well, I don’t care. Von’re on the wrong side. Do yon THE BIC niuoniotiilo fight think it is right for u man to take money that the people that is fuming in tiio fall doe* voted for a hospital and pave streets with it? ” not discourage uutomi.Milo builders. ... "Aw. that ain’t nothing," Hector came back strong. Mr. It. .1, Reuter, president of the "They call it ’rnis-appropriating funds,* but what difference Obhnmbik* Company, is milling . T l r l l c r s h l l» n l i i r m l i r r i . f O i r 70 acres to the plant at Lansing A tiiill lli.r rim u f l l n i i l l i l l i . i l - . » " docs it make whether von pave streets with these dollars Mich., a nne-thiril increase. OldsIk lrrn m liiitn l A » «n rliifIn n m l*uh.uuiiib* gained sin.riiMi.ium in sain t l - l i r n , A d i r r I U r r * m i l l A i l » r r U * ' » K here that the people voted tor streets, or with those dollars A gen t. w b l ' . f i * r*| il I » - m i I* •**•there that the people voted for a hospital. They're all dollars, m t Ik- last fiscal year Ita h r r -n ir in lirr In • .»lm II •« * lYnpte want tfimii nutmimblles. i ; l i m r i i n a l i m i d i l n f «nil»»orl pi Inn U * i » {(ill t they.' la nrdrr Ir r r l f > n h a u l u l r l t n il "Mehby s o ," said Lucius cautiously, “But I'v e i When y u make good mm*. ymi can . a la lm * » f 'iiro n ln tlim v n rll i k o n r a f l . y i l » m i n r l l ..it* noticed this thing, that seems mighty peculiar to mo. ell them at all kinds nf price Whenever they mis-appropriate funds, they do it to pave MONDAY. AUGUST I. lt»^7 ITALIANS WILL cluim— the streets. They take the hospital money and put it into street mum1 of Mont Blac to Mont lteuito 1 I I I . l l lu l l A M r s r it o n II A M paving; they take the swimming pool money and put it into Mussolini, St. Petersburg mm l ^ - K r . i m i i n ; In r l l t n a i l o o m i l r a d m l n l a t r a f lu ll. Everything goes into street paving. Why, Leningrad, Constantinople may | ^ - t l r r p r r w a l r r m u I m I p J a r k » « i » - street paving. villa. we got asphalt streets running so far out into the woods Mian lie Kenmlnpolis. Mourn Mns V ^ - i iiu X r iiilln n of SI. J n l u i Im l's r seiini seems appro pirn I ■ li <** * there don't anything use them except deers and snakes. If ancient rulers cnubl ea m- tla* llltrr Cnnsl I nnu ti u r n I I i . ii n f a n n u l t i l r *'l*pr< they got to mis-appropriate something why don’t they months oT the y ea r in then lumor, ■ p W o r k ." I a A v i i k m I >i k n f liu tliftn * p r o - take some of the street money and build the hospital with it ? why shouldn't Mussolini, inheritor m a r a n .— hnnara, h o lrla , iip n r im r n f h iiu ..a . ‘N’ another thing! What did they do with the money that ot (lieir glory, name the tell high­ • — A I'tfiiin tu n lfr C k r i l . we tliil vote to pave streets with? Why did they have to est# mountain* .Mussolini.** %.— < ' o i i i p l r l l i . i l rllf b ra u llflrsIn In nor of the event Vesuvius lio n proarn u i, use hospital money for streets when w e VOTED money In hurst r — A nrw an d n n n lrra lin tp lln l yesterday into a fine e ru p t­ pave them w ith?" ion. HIBI.K V ER S E FOB TODAY "I don’t give a hang!" Hector shouted again, "I'm FELLOWSHIP:— Wo took .'going to vote for I ike. He’s inv friend.” IN FRANCE THE fur ..f AnS j nv/t-t-l couneel together, ami walk* A Her we left, tin* thought occurred to us, bow much guru rabbit* sells fur _’K(I franca ed unto tho house of (in I in cumkilogram. Several thousand better friend to Mr. Lake. Hector would be if he voted in per puny. Psalm 55:1-1. Freitrli families in Paris -uh.irhs favor of *!ie amendments. As .Mr. Douglass brought out at add substantially to their income H PRA YER: Deveiope ill IIH, tin* mass meeting Friday night, if these amendments do not every year by raisim* rabbits. Loril, the beautiful spirit of broth* carry, “the City Commissioners are going to catch Hell". The The fur is used in woven textiles erhooil. !City’s finances are in a terrible condition. Five men will largely. Some of it make* fairly chinchilla. This will interest T H E R U E ANEM ONE have all they can do to work out the present situation; three good A ngeles. | U nder an onk tree in a woodland, men would find ft an almost impossible task; and one would j where be completely swamped. MRS. JOSEPH I’lilitzci, whose | T he dream ing Spring had dropped I husband created the Si. Louis Real friends of Mr. Lake will insist upon giving him it from tier hair, Post Dispatch and the Sen York 1 found a flower, through which I some help, even if he himself lias too much personal pride World, died yesterday ill France. 1to admit the need of it. seem-d to gaze Mr. Pulitzer said mure than ------------------------ o -----------------■ I Beyond the world and see wlmt no I nnre In lids w riter and to other No Assessment In Loch Arbor The owner of Loch Arbor property is free from assessments—another ad­ vantage of this desirable development. Look it over, investigate, judge it on jh m erit h now. * DeForesi-Sanforil Really Co. Box .Till H. C. VIELE • man dure H I Behold and live—the myths nf by­ gone days— HBl Jliana and Endymion, and the hare * Slim beuuty of the Imy whom Echo wooed; (A nd Hyuclnthus whom Appollo dewed [W ith ltrve and death; and bnphine, ever fair; And th a t reed-slender girl whom Pnn pursued. The Enjoyment Of Life friends, “ My M. Louis paper was earning more than I needed «>rj wanted, and I was planning to gn abroad. It was m.v wife whose urging caused me to buy the New York World, instead of going t r Europe." Fortunate is the man whose wife is his mental partner, stim u­ j lating ins ambition. K L O A N S We are the oldest loan establishment in the city, making: loans continuously for 112 E. Second St. ■❖•>> largre outside loan companies. J. U. JACKSON We have plenty of money to loan on * Plume ■ (ill homes and business property. i •> I See us first, quick and efficient serv- t* * ** ice. A Real Homelike Place To Stop 1A See Mr. Jackson or Mr. Green. Conic la The Ocran View H old at * li V I .PODIATRY * “UK.! 'AI.IN,! OINTMKNT is the best ever produced for FLORIDA SORES, Crtn-kml Too Webs, Ecze­ ma, Clmfimr, Iced Hug and Mosquito Hiu»s. It slops IT C H IN G . IT IS SOOTH INC! At nil Drug Stores, r>llc, or write PODIATRY PRODUCTS 102 Soil111 Bench Street Daytoim Beach, Fla. Coronado Beach, Flu. Thnroly screened, modern, ini . prnvemeilts. Kates s.t.'ill a day American Plan. SI a per week •dilute, S2a double. K. J . COATES, Mgr. r ♦ ♦ + A J. H. JACKSON. Office* 112 East Sccnml St. Phono (ill t •^ -k -k-v -k ■>-s -k <- -v*+♦ M i ................ .. ....................................................................■ i i a i M l i i i i * * i i i i i a i i i k M * i i i a i i » « a i i i i « « a s - , a ' ! ft t T h e W a t e r ’s F i n e T [Men’s Linen Wash Suits 75c SANFORD FORUM Sanford lit * * to get that SMUJ.iMIlt gold, that no 1 (One Day Service $1.00) body claims." | Young -loitlemun stmuld re-1 member that in (heir f.vn brains, Well, now th a t Bob Hooker tins Editor The Herald: Navigation District. in their resources of patience, in n ith o r a suju rficial way, Co'. ctten his Weekly, out, do you Whut Col. Yosngberg said «m eommori sense and energy, STitUi,VIIONS 475 now w hut tierame of the hospital Youngimrg, in bis address Weiliu s- Wednesday evening does not con­ iHUi in real money and move may money 7 iluy evening at the Court House on form to a form er statem en t made l e found if they want to work. 4lie proposed im provement of the by him, with regard to th e East They needn't do " a n y th in g ” to “ Ye* M en" asking Ilia question Upper St. Johns River Navigation Coast Canal, in an address deliv gel it, just work and be steady. If the “ A g ita to rs " have paid their District, outlined the benefits ered by him at the q u arte rly meeliHxes, m ake us wonder if the Uuiii- which would putuntiiilly result liy tag of tlie Association o f Chamiuissioners have paid theirs. reason of said improvement. hers of Commerce of the Eust C!| YfkJ Q i y n East | -o During the discussion, lie made I Coast of Florida, held a t Mblbour- | *" I ? The u tte m p t to divert the public f r tq u e n t references to tho E ast nc, Florida on October Kith, ---------------------------------------------tifF*t: Suggested slogn f«-r the Legion: mind from ttfl**tHvei‘xlnn of public ; i oast Canal and made the s ta te -'w h ic h address is in printed form funds will have little effect upon inenl tiuit the United States (inv mid entitled: " W a te r T ransputtnt- ‘Purls, we are broke. citizenry tingressed by taxation (in m e n t Ims decided to take over ion and an Intracostiil W aterway \Ve have apartnienls ami Inin* ind disgusted 'w ith governm ental the East Coast Canal at a cost <d from Jacksonville to Miami". An nutonohile with the re ar | e x t nivuHUVU’tv***oiiihiuuimiiciiiunb f 1,250,000.00 hidI that, inhit* opinI quote tlu* following exi*i*rpt Mat ttirm d nruiiml is the newest i unlaws for rent nr sale on Ihr lund inlN-approprintion, lou, tlie yearly maintenaiu'e of t b i from his printed address willi ro-l innovation. The lest of this p ara-i beach, either side of (lie Hali­ fax tCvrr. or any section of Die -ocanal by the government would a- gat'd to what Col. Yuungberg tho- graph need not be written. Halifax cotintrj, \Ve know I t 's ea sy ennugb to^get a woman mount to $125,00(1.011. Eight of the East Coast Canal on --------where the desirable places are tell you something, but try und Among other things. Col. Young- October Dlth, 1021: ' V v,,.., illlw,.,. i„lu ■hat are priced right, l.et it* ,11 h e r soniutlnqg,-*-Waycross burg staled the tolls yearly collect-' “To he sure, il (the East Coast banned auto driving on ’ Sunday prove it to you. lonrtwl Herald. Oh, ed ny the East t oast Canal a- C anal) cm, be traversed from J a c k - 1 " Ih -r " m a ^ u n X s Hie <b ive?s iiurd a f t e r you get s, , . mounted to a large sum and dur- M.uville to Miumi by any one w hose, take core of that themselves >ur office Imy lob! Ins girl he i„g |, |9 ,lt|d rrs s lie said that he hud I eel is small enough, whose time! m a t t n o n m iw s . Bved h er, ami she h a s n t gotten |,j9 |ik> ,, report showing the a* is long enough and whose purse is! Maybe Darwin was right a f t e r ' foyer it yet. mount of tolls coBected by the East deep enough. In April of IP2JI, I all his theory we used to hang 121 Magnolia Ave. o( oust < anal during tlie past year made the trip from Jacksonville to from trees. At least w e’re cerOm- i* not ner-H-mrilv indulging I ill, for some reason, he tailed to St. Augustine in the District in- t n inly taking to the flagpoles. Rhone 1527 , )u "iter.-onalitio*" when lie mentions make known these figures reprr- s p e d ion bout which draw s less; — DAYTONA REACH in IndieMt-nl's rthrhe. or ciiticir.es tenting the tolls collected by the than 5 feet. The m aster of the Disarmament is the process by the offie:*iJ a r ts »f a in o f­ East ('mist Canal during the last boat knew exactly what he was up;w hich u country which lias several ( fice. “ P ersonalities? is the dis­ i against and lie took advantage of obsolete hut 11 -ships displaces j paragement of a man's ch aracter year. Col. Youngberg also stressed tho the tide and proceeded through the, them for nice new shiny cruisers. o r person. This word is coming III for considerable misuse of bite. fuel of the amount of tonnage artificial canal sections at the l o w - ! ----------------------------------------------yearly passing through the East <x. possible speed. In spite of every keepers and the clerical help neces Const Canal and mentioned also the cate tla- bout struck IK different r-r,ty to the adm inistration of tinThe political rin g is like u box­ ing ring; th e y a t e both square, numerous pleasure epaft using obstruction* on the round t rip,| waterway. From the standpoint Ihi* waterway during the w inter dam aging the propellers, bending of present day requirem ents nf j n w you tell om*. S anford Herald, season, Huh, we have seen more than . . tla. general , .. tre..d of his n - tin- shafts, wrecking the elulch ,b o m m e ree and navigation, the ex- ' th and off the waterway is scarcely better - - - at the " ™ - scraping - - - -- , - ■ ■ i * • " ■ copper s - »| r | p « , * s h e * *a m t h - ; isting T ' sT □lie p o litic a l-ring, and more than , '.un*,, b e d ,t „ hl. effect m e boxing- rin g th at were not LoM < mist ( an a ' w.,i s an <sserttiul ing The repairs to tla- haul c o s t |* ban no canal :,t all." to have Uol. Yaungiieri' seems si-ei “square,**— Florida) '.State New*, w a te rw s j of I l#u nlua, p ra ctiia lty the . United Stales over SlKfi. T he I.mken like H i r u , ' disciple uf Hick « " indi»l*<;'>salde waterway. He oxvntng company has since then I tuad‘ a change of heart regarding T«ki*r i thi1 JlliiMtratioii tl.at tin* im* ucaitql t !»•• uhanml nf a num ber the resulting benefits in the m ain­ tenance und operation of Die East j ovttracnth ninl(’injitatt*fl in tin* of Hawing* ami tmagu. .....a ........... It m a y be th t otiier.................. F l o r i d a F t p. r St. Johiix River Navigation "Not u little fieighi is, carried Const Canal since ' Ids address at iti * do furnish w a te r free of I ** trlct would give to this d's- on this canal between Jackson-1 Melbourne, Florida, on October ldrha rtfe tu ii td e r t nilent c o n Mrue* Oict a profitable frt-iglit to n n ag e villa and Oavturta, hut the costs th, ti'2 l and he now seems to cimll-oi i riaipanies, but tiuit does not over tlie proposed w aterw ay coil-!of repairing tlu- bouts engaged in, tro d that the East Const Canal is nuke il rig h t. S anford is aid u- , at-.tin g tin* St. Johns River with D-i* tniainess coa-ame practicully a piofilidde enterprise und that o n e in being ii*iiHa-in«riuged coin-J the Indiun River and would afford nil the profits. In Justice to th e « rnnal contorting the St. Johns iio n i'v Very 'few city goVern- ail avenue and channel for the plv- owner- of tla- canal, I will sa.v River with the Indian River, in the mi Mat heads in Florida showed ling of num erous pleasure craft, that the toll-, collected do not p ry J U rp e r St. Johns River Navigation wbdoni ill Ibe dishum-im-nt of pub- nil of which would rebound to till- mninlemiuce costs | sonu■times District, will prove equally u> prolie funds, d u rin g the Ihiuiii and llo-y gieat benefit und profit of the peo-Jdoubt Hint the revenues suffice tu flttklu. pic of the U p p u St . J t h n s R iver pay a decent wage to the toll chain 1 GEO. A. DECOTTES. a r t all now paying the penalty. It lie* Kissimmee Gnzette wlilcli [seems to be os good a p aper us |eve r. "A Substantial .lewder in a Substantial City .. 108 Magnolia .. Henry Ford, who passed his sixty-fourth birthday on Saturday, says life holds more interest for him today than it did four years ago. The reason for this optimistic view as expressed by tin* auto magnate is "because he has a new job to tackle." Thus the Detroit m anufacturer epitomizes a philosophy of life that demands the consideration of all of us. There is no real enjoyment like that which is derived! (UIVKRNOR FULLER nf M.v*. from doing big things. A certain amount of satisfaction ; I stood und gazed, and through it comes to him who has achieved success in particular lines *»rhuset*s heard yesterday the lu:U idea by counsel fur Stvco seemed to see of endeavor, but the most enjoyment is to be obtained by (•lid Y'anz.ettl, under sentence of Tin* Dryad dancing by the forest him who undertakes to accomplish a bigger task. The nvrr- diyith fi r murder. The sentence of tree, Her hair wild blown; tin fnwn' Coming nf an obstacle after obstacle, produces tlu* thrjlj and , tile men known nil JIV<U t lie-world * hnk ^nuscd’ viideucc m 'm uny •places with listening ear |exhilaration that makes life fascinating. mid should (lie alleged m urderers IWp t X : ™ ' * ' ' ' "B| Ih-n,‘y Ford is not content to rest on the fame that he be executed undoubtedly yiolcncc AVntchlng the wanderer Oread r i a s idm idy 'achieved. Tin* fact that he lots manufactured would follow. lift there 'is doubt, * even the • draw near, more motor cars than any other individual, has become the H er wild heart beating tile a b e .i-j world’s richest man, ami has made revolutionary c h a n g e s faintest, n* to the men’s guilt (lovcrii, r Fuller will set them free, 1 ..... a u .i .i *n b»bur industry, does not deter him from seeking new No clamor will influence hint. .f o T • l"y*h ,;fIel»lB to rnmiuer. Will, a m 'o n l of fiflwm millln,, if, on the other hand, lie rott- 1 All, atl the blight shapes of t iu. »already manufactured, Henry Ford now undertakes t o t lades tlml ( '.... e i« absolutely no nAge | j r of in gold 11mi build a new car and to develop commercial aviation. Both douhl, lie will let the sentence [P eopling the wonder-world* nf pc. of these tasks hold bis attention and interest at a time when stand, and the law will lake its e try , course. | many men are rctiriv r from business. [T hrum h it I seemed in fancy to In No elnnior or (hreals will inhold. The automobile m agnate offers a study for those who fliiciice him there either Bv Madison (*iiweln would get the most out of life. As A rthur Hrislmnu expresses Fate lias ft-rced upon Coyerimr it, "there is no standing still in life; men go ahead or back­ Fuller a duty difficult and dangerThe canal as an issue seems to ward. Ford goes ahead and life interests him because lie oes, But he posses the ipiaHtics |h a v e been about lost sight of. thnl Ids re |„msibilities demand is everlastingly trying something new." Do things and after you do them, begin work on s o m e Who is tin* clover wit that writes < IN' A BANK vault in Tahiti tiling b i g g e r , something that is more difficult. He lik e lies MKHUUHI worth of ndiil gold,, “ Nosin' A round"? lie Ims a style Henry Kuril, get a real kick" out of life because von h a v e uni ody kni'ii* who own* il, no.! that rivals Franklin I*. Adams. body claims it. Many a young a ni'W job ti» tackle. man will say “ I will do anything ' H a rry Neel is still g e ttin g out o [ Elton J. Mougliton l i o R o n d ■ t a ’ s : ! Make O u r Bath House And Pool \ * TO Sanlort! Laundry Your Headquarters When You Come Over DAYTONA it You use our Bath House or Suits Hurry Over Often! Rent Operating1 Fepp’s Fool And Bath House Specialist W. E. Blake jts X ' * X ,X " X <,* X '- F X - + 'X ‘' X ++ % On The Wonderful Ocean Bench At Daytona The Breakers Hotel While in Daytona Beach visit 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. Helen Marie Coffee Shop Special Summer Rates Breakfast Luncheon Afternoon Tea Dinner Food at its Best 133 Magnolia Ave. Mrs. J. Blount Pope V Hostess Extra Special W eek End Rater, The Breakers f Iotel “On The Ocean” * * » •+ + + * ♦ * ,♦ + * * ■ �, . - - . w - f * , T <i-l ITM j PA G E FIVE t l l E SANFORD HERAU), MONDAY, AUGUST 1. 1927 nodal and Personal Telephone 148 |Social alonder MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR Little Miss Katherine Newell Entertains At Party Here Saturday g o p i t i& ^ w 'o f i V 'T T w i Residence Telephone 859 nesday. They were; driving a White Hears fluence m otor vehicle while under the in­ of Intoxicnting liquors, reckless driving and dyunk and dis­ ■Six Liquor Cases orderly. R. W. Boyd,charged with violating n law, wns fined $ 1. tin Municipal Court Almn Lee traffic Rock, charged with dis­ Fancy That! [judge ETHEL a young fancy m # ~ -— - EFFORT TO BREAK e n g in e e r r a p s DEADLOCK NAVAL STATEMENTJBY G. A. DECOTTES PARLEY CEASES O f-L . Little .Miss Katherine Newel! who left Monthly with her parents (Continued From Page One) • for Leesburg where they will make their home, entertained at >|()N1)AY engineer and his numemus s ta te ­ will hnvc a m easur- a farewell party on Saturday a f ­ Next Plenary Session Is Post­ ments m inting to the engineering poned lint ilThursdny Rut No features of the work have been, and ft.r the regular meet* ternoon at her home »n Sanford .Oddfellows about 9 Heights. Hope Is Held That Factions continue to be, quite generally The moms were prettily decor­ wrong. I shall in due time, under­ I ,l„. Oddfellow's Hall Will IK* Able ToC’ompromise1take ated with cut flowers and ferns, to place before the public an jkot. carrying the rainbow ideas. Each “ * udejunte presentation of the engiTUESDAY. *1-. r.\ A, Aug. I — (I N S ) —In- nerring features of the work and guest was requested to embroider business meeting »f her name on a square which the roima] conferences between the their operation and use. It appears .,n Class of the Baptist hostess will combine and make a enter delegates to the tri-partite to |„* sufficient t- snv here that the J |„. held at th»* church friendship pillow. Naval Disarmament conference Hoard of Commissioner* is clothed have tailed to break the deadlock, with hrond powers and a wide dis­ (■antes of all kinds were enjoyed <5 Louise Purtlon will during the afternoon hours and at and it was admitted this afternoon certion; as witness Section 2 of the number of her young a late hour refreshments of gin- that the next plenary session of Art which contains language as the conference will probably end follows; her home on Hughey gcrale and fruits squares were the patlev. Said District is authorized and Hebrat i«n of her birth* served. Postponement of the plenary empowered to d" any and all other I A delightful feature was the session, scheduled fer today, had n its and things which tuny be or iv e d n e s d a y surprise ahinver tendered the host"laulding r l n l e of the ! ess by hep guests, each one bring­ raised hopes that some means may become requisite, necessary or un'li will meet with ing her an appropriate parting might he found to avert a break- convenient in carrying out all or down of the conference, But afte r! any one or more of the powers in _chl«n at MO o'clock a t 1gift. private discussions, it was adm it-{this Act nr hereinafter granted to mi Elliot Street. The g uests included Gene M ar­ ted frankly between the chief deL*-i*L” FltlDAY tin Laney, Frances Pearson, F ran ­ gates that there is no hope of an The Board (Mr. DeCottes to the lettiuger Circle of the i ces Wilson, Pauline Htmulcnmlre, agreement. | contrary notwithstanding) may dl- fe Church will meet nt j Christim- istoudemntre, Elizabeth' i hie delegate stated that the only I vide the project into three or tiiirty at the home of Mrs. Smith, Camilla Dens, Mary High­ reason for the postponement of to- «r any other number of sections. Myrtle Avenue with I tail, Mary Highton, Mary Max- j day’s plenary session was "to g iv e ! D may execute the work in the tin! .Mrs. Moye us host- 1well and Lois Couch. time for preparing impressive fun- 1various sections in any sequence that it mny may deem proper ami it era! services.” , I of the Methodist may; change Mr. ami Mrs. .1. E. linker and son The events of the last twenty- i mH> ‘’haiigv the number of sections ill meet with Mrs. Ernest motored to Eustis on Sun- four hours have been marked by or the sequence of the work as oft* Fifth Street a t I o’­ day when* they spent the day. ( refusals >>f either the British or e» as it may deem requisite, neei Americans to mnkc any concess­ essury or convenient. Half-truth, misrepresentations, * Mr. and Mrs. Horntraeger and ions. I Unity and Maurice | W. f.’. White formed a party spendThe Ju'innesi* delegates called on innuendoes, unwarranted inslnuut- I kft Saturday by motor 1(ug thi* day Sunday at Daytona Hugh Gibson, American delegate, inns and inferences, have no place I nfton, II. C, Beach. yesterday and asked if the A m eri­ i either private or piddle discuss- 1 ^ ______ I cans were disposed to make even ions of the Upper St. Johns River I Mr*. W. H. Tunnicliffe llertw rt Messer returned home the slightest concession. Gibson re­ Navigation District. y noun for West Palm It is not within my province to . .Sunday from Sisterville, West Vn„ plied in the negative. iin* they will spend a | wh*»ri* he has been spending some Bridgemnn railed today on the read Mr. DeCottes a lecture "it the mi business. Japanese delegates and asked if i lines of Ids position whether us a time. they saw any sign of any possible lawyer or as a citizen, hut I de­ IMi Kwuii returned home agreement. The Japanese reply plore Ids inaccuracies and respect­ Mr. ami Mrs. Jam es Brown were Lm hi me ns S. (’., and fully submit * ^ . suggestion that was in the negative. X, (\, where he has been am ong those from Sanford spend­ After this series of rebuffs, any man who undertakes to In­ ing the day Sunday at Daytona | the past mouth. thine, who had hoped for some new st tin t the people on any m a tter of i Beach. I dovelopemennt that might save the public concern should h,* particu­ t>l)4 l returned home Sun larly snlilitous in placing before Hi of Winter ' eonferenee. admitted that, the sit- the truth, the whole truth and \ the llawiinn Islands and Miss Ruth Mettinger nation seme dhopeless and only the Pueific Coast where Haven spent the week-end here nothing but the truth. feint the past month. 'w ith her sister Mrs, Walter Mnr* i awaits n formal ending, j Hugh Gibson Inis already preI Ban. KEY WEST Bids requested for 1 pared the speech he vvill deliver at construction of high school gym, N. Tolar and son, Ralph, tin w Thursday for h ik e i Mr. ami Mrs. E. C. Bowman and the end of the session and It Is un-i ousiom. |,Y.,*Vre they will spend children arrived here Sunday to derstoinl President Cplidge has u p -1 ____________ _ which vvill probably he linger ot the summer. spend some time here with reln- proved and even Strengthened it It was learned today that in the I Thursday ------tires. c u n *r «e* mjvytcz, i course of a private dinner yester­ U. Dud returned home; -------[ frem West Palm Beach ! The many friends of Miss Mar- day Viscount Admiral Salto, chief LONDON, Aug. I.—While the j lb* has been visiting her *he Fox vvill regret to learn that Japanese delegate, tidil his col­ pcstponement of today’s plenary shl* is ill at the Fernald Laughton leagues that the conference had session of thp Geneva Naval Con­ )fr«. K. C. Bowman. ended to all intents and purposes. ference may have aroused slight Hospital. The reason that the American hopes in some quar l e f s J V gepfri;-. Fditrails* returned to SimK, L. Woodruff Sr. has returned Delegation published the text of ill belief Is that tin agreement is as lay evening a f te r spendInl weeks a t Suvnnnah, jfiom Wn.vnesville and llenderson- the suggested safeguard clause remote as ever. In1he has been on business. *ville N. C., to spend « week here was stated today tr* be only for the With a majority of the cabinet cn business. purpose of clearing up any mis­ al sent on holiday and the office understanding. ■ i Herndon, H. L. GibSitretnries of the various dele­ closed down on account of hunk IMr NT.il Mrs. Rice of Jnek- J. <’. Hutchison returned home FriImotori'il to Daytona Beach j day from Norman, N\ C., where he gations are meeting thisjiflernooii holiday no official opinion wns spent the day on Son- I has been on business during the to fix the date of the final plenary forthn ining. WASHINGTON. July 2d. — having been flouted in Canada Hu{pencil season. The press is virtually unaninioiis t ( I N S )— With the rest of the world past spring, which would have in declaring that the delay cannot already owing American hankers come here had the way been open, Jack Holt returned to his home la* said to make the prospects for ptatgaict Thompaon, Mr. and bondholders more than $1*2 ,- the syndicate under the Sherman an agreement brighter, through OOO.uiiOMim we are continuing to anti-trust law. Two years ago the Fnniworth anil Mr. ami in Cocoa Monday a l t e r spending some newspapers see in the report send funds abroad at the rate of State Depi.HMciii vetoed a G er­ |kir and family spent Sun- the week-end here as the guest of that the request for u postpone­ more than $125,00(1,0(10 a month man potash loan bemuse nf tin* pleasantly at Coronado I mil Kudfnrd. ment came from the Americans, or around $1,500,000,000 a year. monopolistic control of the potash Jack Beeson and sister, Miss Eva Entertaining in her usual charm ­ the possibility that President CoolThese startling figures are dis- track*. Likewise a lingo Brazilian left Monday morning— fo.' ing manner, Mrs. Clyde L. Derby idge may have an eleventh hour closed in a compilation of foreign coffee loan wns refused official i * ’ * i , Beeson, . . . |n Mi I MinIin has returned um an xlcndcd motor trip Mullen, S. C„ where they will spen entertained at one nf the most de- proposal to save ttm face nf the loans placed in this eountry sanction under the same nionupokWphin New York, t ’hieii- 1several weeks. J light ful sum m er bridge parties on conference. The potash and through American hanker made listic theory. Saturday afternoon at her home mi whet points in the north After ndmirnlity officials had public by the Department, of Com­ London for most of their financing, Mrs, John K. M ettinger of Jack* •Myrtle Avenue. examined the text nf the alterna­ merce. It shows that for the first also. si.'ttville was the guest of her The significant fact Is disclosed The rooms were abloom with nu- tive proposnl of the Americans, it six months of 1027, America took Imii Michael returned home daughter Mis. W alter Morgan for . tm rous pottery howls and wicker j was declared to he identical with foreign paper. Of this approxim­ thm hut a small portion of the | baskets filled with a variety of the suggestions put forward by ately $500,000,000 was In the form foreign borrowings made on gov­ y welling from Washington the week-end. --------(summer flowers, with zinnias and 1the American delegates more than of loans for governmental p u r­ ernmental account are for political (ml point > iii South Carolina uses. The greUt hulk is for con­ rgia where she s|>ellt the ! Miss Mary Alien Shipp returned roses predominating, a week ago nnd rejected at that poses, including central govern­ structive public works, such n» | Lome Sunday from Tam pa where [ I’rogressive bridge was enjoyed time by the British. ments, states, provinces and mun­ nth Ishe has been visiting relatives for during the afternoon scores were icipalities and industrial loans port facilities, railroads, highways, One high British admiralty o f­ under government i guarantee. sanitation, w ater supplies, public kept on fascinating designed tallies M Mr, I N r.dar ami soil . the past fortnight, done in titinn-hnired girls against ficial was limited as saying: The other $205,000,000 went to buildings, etc. A smaller portion [mutated Sunday to Lakr“ We cannot very well discuss » private corporations. is fur refunding purposes und n kre they spent the day with Miss t u ed Stone returned lumu a background of black. The prize still less amount for general Daytona Beach jfor top score a Chinese brass com- I proposal for carrying out a treaty Borrowing Increases |l.*t * patents. Mr. and Mr*. S aturday from governm ent *use. Agriculture, when no treaty exists." has been the guest of pot** on teukwnod base was aw ard­ It* latvre. where she Equally startling is the fact that eu Mrs. F. E. Itoumillat. Mrs. J. The differences lietween the Am­ foreign borrowing here is steadily however, shnms to a considerable M iss Lucie Baldwin. Ci. Cvghurn was consoled */ith an ericans and Britisli over the mini- increasing. The Inst three months extent. Dance thiuglnss left Saturexipiisite shoulder flower when she i her of cruisers and the size of guns showed nearly $00,000,000 more for Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Walker I t'himneyruik, N'. C. where 'idli.il by the illness of her and Miss Iva Jan e Ford of Monroe, held lowest scores. The cut prize have not been reconciled, and a p ­ tin* first three months of the year, rh'd'crt, wh" is attending La., spent the day Sunday very a daintily embroidered guest towel parently an agreem ent over these a ad the six months of 1027 nearly fell to Mrs. Minnrik. technical questions is impossible , $200,000,000 more than the correspleasantly nt Silver Springs. l.v l{»ct Cutup, i ponding period of 1020. I, After the bridge accessories laid under present circumstances. 1„ A, Brumley arul s«oi John re been removed and the tables laid The totals would be far g reater fasi Mi|L Laney ami The daily news editorial renews 1 with hand made cover*, the hostess j l sr'l Mi and Mrs. j OBn (turned home S aturday from Hend­ assisted by Mrs. Ernest Hill and its suggestion th at president (b\»l- but for the fact th at the American . *f"l Gem* Martin Ignicy ersonville N. ('., where they have Miss Eleanor Holly served chicken iilge and Premier Baldwin meet State Departm ent is giving close j I salad, saltines, olives punch and * Bir a personal exchange of views, scutiny to all foreign flo ta tio n s ; r 'j3V very pleasantly on pen spending some time. amt in numerou* iimtawcen Ik witha! Be lx*nn Springs, adding: Mrs. J. G. linll and non, Billie, re- 1individual iced eakes. bolding approvul for political for i "Failure nf the conference fol­ other reasons. F or Instance, none turned home Sunday from Corona- I Those enjoying the cordial hospi ",| Mr.. |_ | \ McCuller and do Beach where they have been tnlity of Mrs. Derby were, Miss lowed by mutual recriminations of the more than $ 100,()<)(>,000 o f , *Hd their guests Mrs, II, Marcia Patterson Mrs. F. E. Rou- and a senseless race* in arm am ents French loan* floated in recent iik “ad daughter Artemcsiu spending I In* past month, niillut, Mr*. Henry Purdon, M rs. would he an international disaster. months)have been marketed in this 1 F*"nvillo pent Sunday very Alfred W. Lee Jr., Mrs. J. G. Cog- At least a direct conference be­ country} because of the failure Mr. uiid Mrs. C. S. Wentworth P'lv nl I >uyt ona Hench. M rs. tween the political heads of the of Miami arrived here Sunday anil burn, Mrs. Charles L. Parks, Chris Matthews, Mrs. M. Minarik. states chiefly concerned would put of the fren ch government to nego­ nrc the guests of Mrs. W entworth’s tiate a Settlement of Us war debts Ravm,.",i |*hillip- nnd baby Mrs. Cauthen Hutchinson, Mrs. a check upon recriminations and to the If lilted States, the State De­ sister Miss J e c sie Hutchison. II'(t* ,! tn return home Tuen* Wurt W. Warner, Mrs. George Me ill will. A| best such u meeting part inent refusing to sanction any * n AUguitta, <»«., where, they might enable the conference to be­ French loans until the debt *iuesMr. and Mrs. Fred R. Wilson Rory and Miss Lettie Caldwell. l/ h Mwl|‘ISng a month with gin all over again, this time under tion is disposed of. The French and children motored to Orlando, Miss Lila Thornley left Friduy proper auspices and with nde- huve turned to Catiadu and other * rr 'Ir*. Arthur HazzartK LOG IGA L-yet often passed Sunday where they spent the a fte r­ ----------- — . t for Washington, D. C. where she quote preparations.” substitute money markets, $15,000lightly by when argum ents of noon as the guests of relatives. M Mrs. J. (». W u ^ e r and will spend a mouth. Premier Baldwin is in Canada. 000 of French steamship loans j TIRE ECONOMY L"- kini.s (1f Wayrross. (!».,;i Miss Ina Jordon is expected t •» art* made by those who ,( ll,y morning for Jarkann- leturn home Tuesday from Macon Kdgerton Patterson leaves Wed­ want to equip your car with *h,,r‘ »tuy here as the and Atlanta Ga., where she has nesday for Tallahassee where he 'f Mr. ami Mrs. R. K. lluttires that are made chiefly been spending the past month. will spend his vacation. •■‘f h,""e in Oak Hill. to sell. Miss Elsa Wilkey left Sunday Judge and Mrs. W, Wallace 11 vi Met'lain nnd son W right returned home Sunday fur Cordele and Dublin, Ga., where , lain of Tam pa nee evening from Quincy, F'la., wher** sbi will spend a month. here ns the they have been spending the past nf Mr 109 V olim iu A v e O p p . I*. 0 . GIJM-IJIIM'Bl) TIItKS i Mrs. Henry Mcluiulin has re•L K. Courier enI Eik 'lunalusku, N. C., month. Are built to givt* gre ater mile­ she turned from Macon, Ga., where Ihi 1* displaying age und service. Their tough ' ' W|h spend the summer, Ralph Woodruff returned home ILas Iwen visiting her sister. long wearing tread und side , , „ {Sunday from New York nnd points f* Aliiu* walls are bucked by th a t e x tra ■ Mr. and Mr*. Paul Monohan I1" llsrtow ...t,. ” hu,,' . i n the I'asi stopping over a t llend- motored to Daytona Beach on Sun Firestone Gum dipped process |»v. She "P?" .crsonville with his parents en rou- day where they spent the day. nnd ut the price we are now sell­ ing them, they cost no more ,J>,her mother. Mrs. S. K. U h‘*nU’ ______ than ordinary tires. Mr. anil Mrs. W. A. Zachary and ’“ '‘A with / ‘e n d in g the | M|. nm)' Mrs. p ^ d T. Williams Before buying tires get our HI. 'hiughter Mrs. S ara Evelyn Williams Mrs. C. H Pearce motored to St. prices. Sunday for the day. Augustine, /(-turned home Sunday from Miss Knthcrine Teague of Or­ lando spent the week-end here with York wh" a> u n ,tu: ,,,,al L i r [ • -—— Firestone Tires Gulf fia* i| W|t, ' r,>-*hey will spend, Mrs. II. K. Brooks and daughter her sister Mrs. Edmund Meisch. No-Noc Motor Fuel wi|| , | ’ ,v|*itlng relatives. | Arteniesin who huve been the gueMr. ami Mr*. Le Clerp Irwin 411 >Vr*t First Street Tel.803 T and at P°lnta In New str of Mrs. I - P. McCuller return.. ....... among the Sanford p e o p l e ftr ham** • ‘■t a n re- ed to their huiue in Jacksonville were ............ \ ,1 ,1* . orderly conduct, was dismissed. (Continued From Page One) Hugh luiler, charged with speed­ i possession of liquor, was fined ing had his case continued until ,. $200 o r 00 days. Another charge Wednesday, of refusing to aid an officer net* EXCEPTIONALLY DRY ted a fine o f $25 or rtO days while two additional charges, one of re­ "Well, Dolly, did you go to sisting a r re s t anil another of dis- church this m o rn in g ?" orderly conduct were dismissed a"Yes. Daddy, but it wns awfully guinst him. Jam es Riley,charged with selling liquor, was fined $200 dry. The curate ticked his lips 40 or 00 days. C. C. Ponder, charged times during the sermon.”—TitHits, Loudon. with speeding, was fined $5. Mabel Hnnkerson, charged with MAKE IT WET selling liquor, was fined $200 or 00 days with sentence suspenden on CUSTOMER: Give me a bottle good behavior. J. W. Harper, charged with selling liquor, was of ginger ale. W A ITER : E xtra dry, sir 7 fined $200 or 00 days. George Cook charged with speeding, paid a fim* CUSTOMER: Rather, l*m pretof $f>. Jack Brown was fined $50 tv thirsty.— Answers, lxindort. or 50 days on a charge of carrying concealed weapons and dismissed HERRING— Wink neurs comple­ on a charge of disorderly conduct. tion constructing H a rder Hall HoCharlie Lee Jackson, charged with tel costing $750,000. larceny was transferred to the county. .1oc Coles,charged with dis­ orderly conduct, was dismissed. GET ETHYL GAS AT Martin McClelland, white, had WIGHT BROS CO. three cases continued until Wed­ * TO THOUGHTS'1 •% ■**, . _ ■A ■<« «HM f ft! *tt -i Ik y ■'COW<SY American Loans Over The World Total 12 Billions With Sum Rapidly Rising Mrs. Derby Is Hostess At DelightfulPartyOn Saturday Afternoon! STRONGER TIRES Greater Mileage F The Little Gray Shoppe h,‘r New Linens Cards For A ll Occasions #ndM i„ New Books in the landing Library The Little Gray Shoppe Ioo‘ Monday. Ttrtttotie 11 pending Sunday at D ay to n a B e sih Seminole Tire Shop J* t Hull .11»V I For a few days only you can obtain len regu­ lar full-size Marlrnnno Beauty Requisites — a SUMaj value—for only SI.PS and the coupon lietow or the one left at your home. Tills is the iiiumifui'tui er's method of advertising. After ibis Initial ilemonstrallon, the Individual Rems will he cm sah* at our store at Ho* regular prlec** listed here, A complete* pack­ age Is mi display at our store. Vou may lest them and even after purchasing If you »u•* imji Mtli>n*“ b ymir money wfrl M refunded. Only mu* set to a eusiouier. Mail orders gladly accepted, Your Pint Opportunity to Obl«iit "I'ftirtfi ilC pthliif a..».o -urn H I...ZV TM* T* W in! Y*« 0*t Cdiuplfilea Foutli* SI Km« Cr#Mit ...... So« Urtllunluift .... I'lramlM Cftnt* 11.00 ?'31,it |JiI$1A0 iiu iii* •>itv 4t0cC ............. da TMUtt# II SO I dle ....&#■<! l‘*IIUM Nattii** S3.SO D« o l iv II 00 coupon i ii'crilicr wurt it i«4 i niltl** )•< ar< i m Sul im n f IN r 11 wii n • AI lic it # in T'*l I*11 A* •(tmirtinii* * I’jibne* Tuesday — Wednesday Mobley’s Drug Store III) S. Bark Ave. AkeWorld has never known such V alue/ All funner standards o f m otor car value fell when Bukk. Car 1928 swept into view. H ere are listed all 16 B uidr model* for 1928, with their prices, so th at you may see for yourself how little Huick costs, when you consider how m uch Buick give*. t l w p ■■rltgrr 2<kwr S n liu , S mWh l l S . . . t * S 9 f IW |M iarn |[rr S(»irt KujtliUr, S*rU«1 1 1 . . . I l l f t T «u-|U M .ii| tr Cou|w, SariM 111 . . . t l l f f • i z* P|«f ' i siitj ui la vr-p aw tiger Town Sarin 1 2 0 . . . * 1 * 7 * Ai (1*4 I out-pauciigvr Spurt Sanaa I2l t . . . * M * * tour-pim nigrr Country Club Coup*, SertM 111 . . . $ 1 * 7 f I our-paraa tiger Country Club PoaipWa Srria* 128 . . . *17** |-'tn-p*urog*T 4-door Snlwn, Seri** 1 1 5 . . . * i a » * Ssrissl2* . . . * I * * * Seri** 128. . . * 1*** » '4*11-: liv e p o w n g t r Coop*, S sriJ 1 1 5 ...* I» 7 f l i.-r-poMetiger brooghalu, Seriea 1A# . . . * * * * * tv u a p o M n ip r Coup*, S w iss 120 . . . * 1 4 * * Scven-pwuetrgar Sedan, Setiea 128. . . « ! * * * Fi»*-p*kMUg<rr Town Uroughoui, k. Hint, •it Srries 120 . . . | 1 4 M I tve-paMiigrr Sport Tooting, 0. ii I i v i - p a u t o g * r A «lnur l :in-|WH>[i||tr Sport Touring, S«rtM 115 . . . • l a x s .ill p iiiti f. tU M i d i ., ( i u t r t s i i i r t l 1 s t to b e s J J d . B U I C K / - 1928 Sanford Buick Co, Mugnoliu Avenue, __ I �Sa nford ls Defeate d Hub’s N ew Hero r_ _ „ _ / New Viking | WASHINGTON, Aug. jg jffP g fa (S )— A fter a nine year search of ,the battle field and American cemoj tone* In France the remains of one i officer and six enlisted men of the I seventh-ninth division, killed in ncjtion in the Meuse. Argonno of fen. , slve, have just been Joi nted in a n isolated shell-hole grave in tho Hois !des Ogutia, Meuse, France, th e w a r departm ent announced today. The remains were ideali tied. In Sunday’s Contest >» LikjbJo Make Decision On Bi<»; Bout Today ■ _In First Frame fit Too Much For Feds RUDIES FOUND AF IT.lt 9 VKAIl • ............... Casares And Pu<> Allen Hit Homers V... * ' -'j *•11 : i m r s • - h* I ♦ •i ii r mir ir.lit ixd anil white slrJj 1 * i. I.. m i HIC.Ml'SKY WILL ACT I..I.II-K w . u i u - i *j**t*uw*i, .-lug. j . — \ U S .X ) — last Uhow a ' "l i un. j.- i „,i, |! itniit'li edit.'’, aquad. was reported It) English theatrical'.** Hm'wnV!* *' *« " r . i r the lasL lime,* ho bowled, c i i d c . Imlny that .facie ,Dempsey j ahov*. t , j"v:hat is a fortification V" tv.il! appear m the n vue "The Fig . it.' Vli >* V". I he iverm is steed fa s t to a 1 d* in the Li'iiifuTi Palla •. ' J l l l i Pl * , il j Mi l qn . . SelHgent looking of the lot the N . ; _________ __ tunc! y m i ot . , f t >, rt>|ictitr-d k's question. IT'S A BIGN ..That Me- i . , i „ * tt'iqu-r Itcalt* wentificatioiis sir!" I came the wilt reply.—- T i t - B i t ', t J fm A t E- M'hnt makes you think .-V n . V ' v'.'ii, I ondoit. i, in quit co llege?? ( \> whuruli. « RTYI.K He*, traded his u k - 1 , ; /;• «/» •nrv.UU HU AX Ft 111—325 car- of Will« pair et gnrt • ■ Life t , e m u lous :■ if ;’cd from 1♦tl* tin:! i \ * » < • i i t r u t i n m * n n i : •cucon. a INDIANA It \Mv ( LOSES INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 1 - (IN S ) The doors of the .1. F. Wild and Company, u ST.Ulto.uiiO institution, ii ported to he Di" largest and the strongest state lan k in Indiana, were closed at m*. n S aliirday ijy lat" hank exnmiiH'i- . The action 11.Mowed a i onf*■• iN'tween * fficeis of tlie i .i.l. .uni stall, exnu.irii*rH, CORRECT > \ i t; i: |V **ti | Ii i 1 - ii ,i <• -*»i mi ii nr i r T V \ f V I . I l» I It 1n i • III* '*1 ; l| I N n i mu •i> D- lit «*•'* i .tt* V‘ • ttitt W i i.i *. : «*h » In*Itjurn hi • >i.tr J-#ij • it* M« '• 1tl :i t'if* JTl» 1.1' • *.*i • I Kiritiii 1i ••!♦:• • •- jihtij)1 f l.tl »*'• 1 < t ■ 1 il.fi f. ml- | r 1 V1*»| lit* I d . % ft liti \V| D*TJng In Hie breeze, Dio Kricson. a 12-fi 1 Viking ' >m Norway ts ■ho.vn n i . !ia t at Duluth. Minn., art' r a ■■"ilo Journey fr m Nor* ( ‘npfnlit Gerii.ii t i 11 ... o 1 IDs Joiirit''y In tliu ..p riu j U 1 U2 C. i»i irm i r ii ’ ro\ ir . rr n n i i- : \l l iI \I I I f\ \V iIi fi iml l t . ■m i . i:tn ’ i: i m M in :i:i.av \ n i ■ .m l • hpir i M m tui' -t.-tl t t■ i- «!**• 1I* •*In' Mtin<«ri ' i n ,; k ,I r ‘r' m 1'■ ' 1 • t l i . u i l . - r l . i i in-. I n m l Ii .• k k i »r:i: t- ■ ami i in a . ih,. l|.il ,.n H . li IV "I! NEW YORK, Aug. 1. F r o m a l l M t ii'X ami it a m * K t T in : . ' t ) A t : accounts till* big decision will is* 111 II ll il. ' f t : M I A I . T V i *i I M' I ' e. |lt i .1 m . made today nnd it is said to he "in '• h a s r . it TlfKI; the hag" for Chicago. U.K.'S I'lSIl' t ml . il. mill U . i \ * L. Illltn, l| Thus at one bwooji, as it were, i iV, I s I. Iiii.il,t-. I -i|i. I- iml.| . "I III tile capital of the Queensbcrry •«i : i . ' i i . ; ' : u : i : 1 t*i..< m a .* «1 t i l * J FOUt j i ■i I tti lt' ATIOX. ; i ■I, • ■ ■ ( *ii.\t k m n i k i t realm moves out of New York, ' . I:s In £ • I . • . t:. Ill , I \V. ’ I ' l l ! ( M l * I CNl. »..■ I : leaving some I!,000,OIK) citizen’ and M iii i*i i mitrf j i A 11\ i T I M >SfVSOS l a:- V i - I • • . 1 Buffalo, Aug. t. -H N S)—Kyi-I taxpayers in breathless Indignation. h »ir i < * { I l* !!■ « ti i ' I ' l * . *t l i i i r I* *• < ■ q i i l . IDE N TIFIC A TIO N 1 til),.III. , Il . - 1II.,* Ml i t li i t It is n m a t t e r of small concern lle ro 'a . Fr-inrln T. Hogan. Too. venter .lohnsou, • r I. pitcher of 1- I s n' n •. i . , r n.ili , i -oi jxj • | l u l l **f V. t o n ’s now hern. H ogan is tho reu­ the Syracuse ■ f il" Intermiti i|o yon tell thllM twill II .'lint > hnlf '".'nit MIAMI, Fin., A u g u st 1st, (Spec­ w hether the Chicago interests pad nite.- cal el ier for Iho Braves now, ,-onal League, v i m f ,o rii*’ nfftiluvlr i r |,i. n nit he in .1 < • P|U| | T | ap a rt ?" m l ri>,I. ial to Herald.) H enry Myers lies ted the lists by ringing in some mill­ having filled Zneh T aylor's p l a n baseball' ii a-.Oil' , iiiii'. iii l liai i Inrhln. | hall ■ f.irn,- t o d a y . ! h a t’s easy. Win a you ji . n - i »,*!»!•■ hi .i-i . ii Lefty Meyers nnd Lee Withrow ionaires from nearby cite , like 1n capable fashion nlncu the lat* .bdumcm, ......... I g leaguer, I k ■r i- r.•: • h i ; ifi.it, M*»of t h>'MI ' III ,iKl , I 111' ll -i.i i l 1*1:1 I hl’i 1* j here yesterday and the Hustlers Detroit, Indianapolis, Kate a < City, t e r ’«»« traded a my from Hcan-I twirled ........hit. ■ ' M .1.41 ■■ Il it*I I * m nf> il I n i n e h e r e !« , Milwaukee ami S t. Louis. They ail tell mu and the oik. c one took the last gam e of the series tifMl M.* 1C M. IA •\t*• * VI; n | town. Ilia home l a '•» Lynn, M;« i Ve Ii k Iii;. araii Buff: lo, w in-1 belong w e st of the Alleghenic ■ . h l till pn." I*a ing ' «•*.$* w i r* i j *; i *7 i . k:«»«th •I I..WM*. I l.« »i: Il» from tlu* Celery Feds hy a fi to 3 in _____ 1 idng 2 to U i.lii. i t * n ; ni.it ii*.The six hundred millionaire of I ..ndoti. i, MTU’l'i D*l* * • •.. 1•1•Ml. . . d .count. This victory p u t the Miami New York will not submit with­ club on top ami gave it an even break in the four gam e series. IsT- out a struggle. There is already a —n ty Meyers s tarted the game for movement on foot to organize a tv club within n chib* the multi-mil th e Celery Feds hut was touched lionsire association for the uplift Ti ^ By International News for three hits which coupled with of bigger and better boxing in New r ^ :, t li ■ A Vi -| a hnse on halls netted the Hustlers York. A iU JU ' .v» There's a red light on tint N a t­ tv;o runs. W ithrow was sent in and isi If tin* "multi: " can get as many ional l.cugin* truck today tor the he was greeted with two more base v*ii^ knocks which tallied two more as two hundred members t h e y may New York Giants have wmi ix of T-* C-','T *V runs. Miami scored again in the save tile fig h t for New York. Hut their Iasi reven game- ami nppu S\ really are headed for fu I place. f if th when Caesarea slaim-d one of they munL act quickly. T in y a ie only ix gaai' le hind It is said also th a t in event of W ithrows fast halls oVer the right ji wsar 7 c Tex aw arding the title fracn to the I'ii'ales, who how le. d the Cub' field fence, ¥.' ta-i by the slight m argin of half ft i Sanford did not score until the Chicago there may he r e p ir aki mi gam e a a result of being held I the New York Stock Exchange, * eighth when Pug Allen hit one oidle yesterday while the Bruins vor the rig h t field wall with Mey­ where Madison Square Harden were winning. e r on hnKe. Sanford added another shares a re now listed. Along with the Ited . who have Soma of the disgruntled six in the ninth when Dunbar dmibwon seven of their lust nine con­ Jed to left and went all the way hundred millionaires, peeved at tests, the Giants a re horning up round a s Bouzn allowed the hall to Rickard for denying them the priv­ tin* league. The Pirates have ilege of attending the next big roll through his legs. tliiai' rn, holler than bleak even in : Iiintl ih*. c u e s o t the / icpJcUl i hetttiv Hoke Hear.ley tripled in the fight without making nn excur­ their last eight gam e., wliila the sion to Chicago, may a tte m p t to ( j / t u i i rettuivkhig to b'iti K cuiw ily Caiilinal liavu dropp’d ;;ix oat of third with two aw ay but, was left stranded <m the* hags a s the next rig the market and knock down tie- tiiiii- ami the Cute ha'.e In. t four price of cauliflowers limited. i ’■(>(> c i i i n i ■I tlu ’ i'o tii c s . olll of Seven. grounded out. The two teams left Tog Sanford right u fte r the gam** la Hit! Ameritiiit ifCagur, the : "i'is'A'*- *' D . . ' • where tliey will play a three gumo •Vk^tV) Y’an k e ts ami the Senators have series in the Feds* baci; yard. lieen playing the be. L hitll, t in I. winning reVt ii of I h**ir lu s t eight Sunford games. The nstmindiUg le'd Sox AB l: II IMJ A K 2**OI i l — . r[ ..... 4 0 1 (I ll ti iuivu coped f ix of lle.'ir lant eight *■ s tarts. Mvyvr, 2t» 4 1 1 4 5 ii rD'*; f LEAI HNG MA.IOIt J.KAClJi; Jl. Allen, cf I I 3 1 le U Hiirticr’s homer v/*tli Hi" b aJm Mi&liy*T-T* <i»c,. o ' Crim e, 3b . __ 3 it 1 1 1 1 IIITTKILS loadod ■taketi the Giant ; to a 7 lml >iii <■-,*■ e S i><0 Bailey, lb 3 (t II 7 0 0 \ ictoi y o.t r I In.* Cardin ■ '• i y&V.... ,*5, .7..1 A M FBI CAN L EA G U E SvW ‘ tJav. T e i rv also hit fo r t h* t n uli. Dunbar, 1f . .3 1 J tl II (I ■, r i t t i f . Friable, as ' <D,Kl'tlither Flint Itheai, who ii.nl n (1 1 «> 2 P la y er A’ Club <! Alt B H Pci. • Jr % t Ii it'll tun i*(1 I** quit the Curtin, lilts 0 II 7 •1 1 Simmons, R. Alien, e !<W Hit :ii >i vr. i:m Pliilu. derided to laugh off In St!,Win fine Meyers, p ----- 0 II II ll ll ii U~' • vP,1! mff: ill tho hope of g e ttin g a lit of Withrow p . . 3 II II ii •» 0 Gehrig, 4 ii, ■i.-iV . : j u o New York lot . ‘ IH7 105 151 th a t delicious world':' "Tie; melon, Cusack, x 1; 0 0 l) II ll tty s r ■ ItUth, Charles Knot rhnlki d n|l Ids IHtli t'L t.• t t y ! V i C . New York 07 Ti l 105 Hit) v t!7H I victory and Hack Wil ..a wallopctl Totals 32 3 7 24 13 4 E. MHIer, his t'.Mh homer as the t'uh wainpt tl the Chilli* ', 12 to f St. Louis HH 2H8 H2 107 Miami A It It II I'll A E S peaker The Tied held on lo fifth I'liiee F okh, 2 Ii . . 2 (1 1 ll 1 (i Wushu. OH .'ICO 00 HI7 .:it i hv '.putting ft double hill with a■ Knuupp, 2h . .i.4 1 1 3 5 ii ■p> Leader a your ago today: Fotliei BimAtlyn. C lary ivmi iho opener, Caseres, cf 1 2 li ii gill, Detroit, .-tOU. \ Ii to 2, With l.liquo on Die tie. nut. sy-r If bouza, If 4 1 •V 1 u 1 Ill D i e nightcap Italic I-Inhanll, Hinkle, if ..... 3 I t 1 (i 11rotiklyiiV iilitT pitclii-r, went the NATION AI. LEA G U E 4 (1 •1 1 it ii Tatum , i f ...... e nrnl w an u ft t o 2 *|ei Ision ”<sr«K H arris, v.yr.j • # Bingham, ms 4 <1 .W V] 1 :t ii .387 over Iteil l.ili'lis, Pitts. 77 235 311 Keyesrf c ____ 2 II 1) 1 ii l I1. Wliner, l a Die o t d l g a m e |ilnv* A ill t h e v \ / H y Meyers, p . 3 II tl 1 ii l.cdgae, \ \ n liington Pitts, '.Hi HDD 70 152 .381 A m e r i c a n 1 killed III lit.)**••: o f t h e T i g e r s f a r B arnhart, Totals 32 5 11 27 Hi 1 “ jA s the I l:<hiccr o / ‘T h e /.ic ife h l rulHi -.’ J kv> I’ilts. Gli 212 47 78 .208 Second m o n e y h y t i o n i a n i g Diem f u r t h e Diiid g a m e in ... i<>n, x — Batted for V/itlirow in lith. Frisch, fu ll v e il h o w In t/m ritruf it is fo r roy slur:: to I- * Banforii ____ . 000 000 021— .'! St. Louis 1*7 402 711 112 .353 7 t o 2 . I i . nin e a l l o w d tally f i \ e hit s. -Miami .1(10 (do OOx 5 Hornsby, t /cm niier’s (tltill tiuies. Si e e m l years uy.o, tt /tc.ii S um m ary; Throe bane hits, Id) 375 mi 121 .21!! first /u’Run to miio.’vc L u cky Strikes, l v o tie n t tlu ’<•’ *’ Ileazley. Home runs, C asares and .(•■in ago today, llai IL Allen. Double plays, Friable to grave, Chin., .tlhf,. i ’ijiVf jriiiGijtcf/ :tj::iTifuic<f af t er <i must streu u>-u * Hailey; Bingham to KmiUpp to lUnkle unuHsisteil. Stolen bases, (inii’ ti/)'"t*(t»n; re hem suls. I fiussesl this inform al T H E BIG F IV E i i .o k i d v s t f i t : i i vg i i: S acrifices Hinkle. Struck out by I Player G Alt K II Hit Pet. l„ w . F t. tiou in: to 3iiv .fu; . a i d n o w ttv G»v oil ett;;*'1 : AVit brow <’»; by Meyers, D. Hum. on Itutli HY 244 1(15 I2R 21 •27H Ill 1 1 .5ti:i ball o ff W ithrow 1: o ff Hy Mey- Speaker, PH 2liP lit) 127 1 .271 M i a m i hu d e lig h tfu l sm o ke d iu l iinuxt t 10 l t .5 7 1 t'rn -I. Umpires Horton nnd Mai Horn hy Jai 275 Mi 121 Ii .2 IP H A N F O R D 12 .512 ! l l Tam pa sureilly /n o trets the ; nL c, elim in a tin g m iy couyj'' ahull. Tim e of game 1 ;-t.r». Cobb K till 70 11)2 C .221 S i t r.i.Mil ii .H I 13 15 Collins 75 205 4H (15 I .21 i i li l j i m l o d i r , a l i / ' c / i ufieu i t U i rru[)t ui[>erfei ifierfo n n u n ce. 15 . I I I 12 Dunbar Poles Double In Ninth And Comes Home On An Error £ £ JL L Ji Tagging AlIBases v TrJ V U /■l % 38 fi '■huS InJ » 7! .On? hi JL TtE-ii- BaseballStatistics In Major Leagues :1 \ V 'I m: •% 1» yxk u rcnzL \ rmoupj U icituticai producer, vT Wm m LeajrueStnndinirs Results Of Games FLORIDA S T A T E L E A G U E Miami 5; Sunford 2. Others, not scheduled. *V. YESTERDAY'S HOME BUNS St. P etersb lll g li 15 W. I .. 57 3K 57 2P 55 12 51 17 11 51 12 2S m, ,sS »flh ,37 . N \T lo N \I . I.E VGt I NATIONAL LEA G U E Player A- eluh N u m b er Total Fill huigli Wilson, Gabs 1 I'J t 'I n i a g o T erry, Cubs 1 JJ S I . L o u is H arper, Giants 1 P N<'W Y o l k writer*: iv i. '.OH r»p i .507 .525 ■IIP ,4 IH .I0P ,,’ltn; A MERICA N AHHOCI ATI ON <T n e i n n .i l i A M KB I CAN L E A G U E . Louisville 11-5; Intlianupoils 2 -!». ill ini), lya NONE. Milwaukee 1U-K; MimieupoliH I'liltadelpiliu N ntif(m l—Williumti 22, Wilson lt>. Ion (necoml 0 ; ti o’clock law). ::<i IP, Hornsby 17. Webb 12. ColumluiH 2*4; Toledo P-R. Am erican Gehrig 25, Bath ill, S t. Paul 5-2; Kansas City 4-2 AMI RICAN LI \G1 E Luzzerj 15, Simmons 14. .(second 14). w . L. Pet. . 27 .730 N« Y'.rt.................. LEA G U E TOTALS IN T E R N A T IO N A L LEAGUE Washington /... . ... 58 fill .on:: Newark 1-7; Bultimoru 2-2. National 221. 1tel roll 52 4 t .542 Toronto 7-4; Rochester 11-5. Amcricun—202. 8 51 47 .521) 1■ ■■, Syracuse 2; Buffalo H-2. Chicago . — fin Til .4'.!!. R eading’Jersey Glty postponed, HORSE It At IIS ll mi .Ill) Cleveland rain, :::i fix .402 St. Loin ' 211 (18 .him; . Y., 15 ion n a t io n a l league Aug) l. (INS) The openini \ of Chicago 12; Philadelphia 5, Die 2 P d a y race meeting at Cincinnati (J-2; Brooklyn 2-3, I eautiful S ara toga course herd T odayN G am es (second gam e in innings). was mm red today by n S t. Loui* 4; New York 7. track. Main was favored to win A MERIC VN , L EA G U E Other, not scheduled. St. Loufs at Boston. Dm $ 15,0(1(1 Suiutogu handicap, <'levclahlt at New York, opening day feature. With t-pecA M E R IC A N LEAGUE ('hieagu at Philadelphia. iul trains pouring into the city, N ew York-Clovelund, rain. Other, not scheduled. stalls crowded with thoroughbred W ashington 7: Detroit 2. and accomiuotlations f a r the tu rf Others,' not scheduled. N VTHINAL L E A G U E enthusiast at a premium, the hr. t New York at St, Louis, senna in the history o f the sport SOUTH E A S T E R N LEA G11E liiuoklyn ut Cincinnati. Huh predicted. .Montgomery 8 ; W aycioss 2 . Bo'lmi at P ittsb u rg h , JJensacola 8 ; Jacksonville 7 (IP). I'iiiladelphia a t Chicago. TJLIJKN \Y IN S SOUTHERN LEAGUE SOI i h i RN i . i : a c i t: CLKNUOK, III., Aug. I.-(IN S )Nashville C-C; Mobile 2-2. A tlanta at Memphis, " ilbam I*, ’i'ilden disqilaved a new Memphis P ;A tlanta 4. Binninglmin at Little Rock, tennis trophy toduy, emhlenmtic G 1(7)/* New Dili.n,s at C hattanooga. of tho Illinois .Slut** ('himipiuviO ther, not scheduled. ship. He won over John Hemirtfscy, <JltA( i : \ ILLE - flOO,0(H) paid TA VARES— Work sta rte d con­ of Indianapoli.q jn the finals of the to fa rm e r, in this te rr ito r y fo r structing sidewalks on Jrmu r.tate tourney hero yesterday hy watermelon* shipped so fur thi Street. • the scores of 6-7, (J-2, 0-2, 0-8. season. You, too, will lind 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, and there is an extra p ro cess- “It’s toasted”—no harshness, not a hit of bite. No Throat Irritation- No Cough. ■ ■ snauE aauw i ... I . - , . ’ " MSMUm . .. . ___ ^ __ �FOR S A LE:—One of liest fl. room bungaluws on Palmetto >? W A S H IN G T O N VOUIl BUSINESS card nppcnr- t ’AU AWNINGS/—keep out the Avenue, in Sanford Heights, co r­ TT ’J['rf i r F*Tr'' dazzling sun and drizzling rain, ner lot, equipped with electric( | ing daily in this column will ear owners need them, $3.50 a pair range and water heater, price lea* * I I JT • Cash in Advance a-/*. U dirt cheap. Saisemen ami sales* than market value, term s to suit. I reach over 3,000 every day! I 'dies are eicaning up with this Hox 15 C. 0. Herald. I -and it costs so little a 13 word newest auto necessity, call or FUR S A L E :— Five room S p an ish ' WASHINGTON The country is write for particulars. Auto Awn­ bungalow on Park Avenue, 2 8Juwl> l eginning to realize that „dst will lie received I ad for one month costs only $2.00. ing Co. II Hall Itldg. i n r gariiKi1! nice lawn, inuneiliale r<#tittiry is tucinj; an unusual ktH and collector went possession,—enn’t he hunt for the . attnatn n. L), fm |iaj merit. Phono tIK 12— W a n te d * . . . 10c a line price, term s $200.(10 cash, halav.eeI ’ll" eighteenth amendment is ...... He a line monthly. Hox 1 IK care Herald. [not in danger o£ repeal, modifica­ J u st ask for “Classified D epart­ ....... 7c a line tion of the Volstead Act is pot an FARMS WANTED: We are in ment'' imminent possibility, and the vo­ 20— F a rm * I t) ) S ale need of listings on farms rates on requeat. ters air imt about to elect a wet and groves of all sizes. Our new REST HUY IN AGRICULTUR­ Cong re r,lured rates arc for Cl.KAN UH VOlIll Old) WAI.LS folder will soon go to thousands Hut d spit,, the reluctance of AL LAND ive insertions. WITH TUB NEW WAI.I, PAINT throughout the north. Have your politician • in both parties to pH of average length proper I > represented in this folder SOMETHING NEW AND It K I ­ ginpplc nith the issue, the quest­ In The State Of Florida „,1 H line. by listing now. OUR I,INTI NOS TE H. FOR KCItTHEU INFORMA* In rite flowing well district near ion hi prohibition ennTcm iunt jrn charge of 30c for iTION- CALL PHONE 235 .1 Oil AUK NOT EXCLUSIVE. K. A. On and il imn/.inu filtration of prnSEE, V. C. COIJdCH, SANFORD,; S l,(mt fa rm Agency, National Sanford, with clay subsoil, irtion. ... the highway and one mile from iiihii i • i i i , pearly every a n g i o f vertisinr; Is restricted Hank liiiilding. FLA. R. It. station. r clahSificatinti. pnliu , tlmtiglq ami political ie i- J trot is made Tlie San* WANTED plain sewing to do; Already choired, Perfect pm | ’n ini lot incioiistngl) Luge PHONOGRAPH repairing, plana ,M will lie fesi'onidlilc mas • umi.pestcd loud Pa price n.isonalile, phone '.'tort or, drain ago tuning by experts u ilh 17 years Incur reel insertion, Yrrgm so*| of u men pa axed for thong In experience. Sanford Music S to re, call :«>•• Park Ave. ad. for Mr ‘ Hiny. will grow anything, -iti-er for nHsiquent K .I ’ r i,, , |i \ s admit prohibition sen (iift Slmppc. Room 111 it II Me j YVillinmsnn. I .ii"" Acres in unit of f» iw cx, i litur ■ i tq i, far I rum i.ati fucThe office ‘•Ininld lie I,under Arcade, Phone 832. ) 12-A FARM TOOLS WANTED | as many as you wr.nl |im mediately in caso of loiy. > i he tli'Uight’i wiii’ii mi. AT ' PJiitT. SO LOW IT Wll.l mcil i • v ar, coiuern l lie cane BUILDING BLOCKS Irrigation "Make Vour IHinl Swim" es fi'i i>!i ,i state of affair and boxes and general cement work WANT To HU A * t rueful disc plow, AliVf.lfl IS I’.HS Home Seekers, Mere Is A’our the q 1” • i uf wliat I lie t til lire Miracle Concrete Co, .1. E. Terlinrrnw. dileher. YV, M. Young, (Jinnee /mill willegrr. Proy. 3rd and Elm. hr raid representative 2no N. I',iik Av**. Tel 777 or 773. li May Never I‘nine Again li, fuinilim with rotcij. 'l l ” ■'li iic danger center, If you m u make a ijuhII cash LANKY,S DRUG S T O R E - P r c n a tio n will 15—Apartment For 13 — A p i i r i n u i i t F o r lKent len l paymcui and finance vour first from il,' viewpoint uf m e dr>... i. ccriptiom. Drugs, Soda. Wc are coi»p*te Information. crop, it will easily pay for the the ( ' iliai the Civil ,*vr\ire nr. near you as your phone. Call li'.! L wish. they will nasUt ( 01,Ml ” ii will imt be able to hind. THREE 1-ROOM furnished apart ..nrdiiij; your w ant ml pill *(’ i’i ob/bil mu i’uf’ t emeul If you ale looking for a "Snap" meal .. al -o one 3-room and one WIGHT CHRISKNKERHY PRINT ii inurn effective. ret vii i u ,i nei\ ntul antiiid ba i Here It Is SHOP — Printing, Engraving. 1-room Rates reduced. M l Park until ' 1 ii . tti il;t wist I..... aiid| See Mi* At Once L im an i n o t i c e Kmhosong. Sui us first. We do Avi*. Plume 231. • • q | i n i •* n u ’r i ' * ’ i n i t it/ W. .'J YOUNG I*. Phono 0 7 W. It. K. Avenue- TW (, r,mmrl> klU.heuclle and bath the money for reorgaiiizutiim hi L,.er sii.itild give their Hargains lu Real Lai at o ( nrnmerciiil Street. bountiful uutlorik; h11 improve *'* • I* r p,Aofflee addrc.is as Park Ave. and < oinim’ictnl St. Aiulfcus Force l ades A«n their |dtono nun.her if LUMHER and complete line" cf I ... , . rent by tiro results. About one i ie vii” . i us i n |oreeiueiit m building material, l a w i/ricea. i; numerate "1..... : Vi week' GYoungs ~'ii2T.il 1 J l — L o t s F o r Sole I„t of a thousand has Security Lumber Co.. "W here Good I uuni/i'* ”ti m e i t u general' i m ints, office 20(1 N. Park i Tonf and the others pidl) di ■integraling ____ Ft III S,\ I I . ( 'tic of llic most i|c ignaii , i Grades Gome From" Maple and U m - r Irate With V™ Sixth. Phone 737. i lion 1 l : men were in all in i t „ . . i sinitrle lots hi Sun I.until front TWO NEW nurely furnisheri1, south mi Plnmosa Pi ivi | i fv trow your address, *"in i i ,irpo *s ilea harged $23 per month. 1*1../right, ■ , . term s. E. I . I ■■ ll.iimi,Price .,, , from t ■ i forcement m i H c, when j.ruiitoiiianee MUSI' he CONCRETE in every shape and ...aparlmenls. , ... .til U 1 ’iir.t St. I hone s.01. i, , , , i in i , , ... form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ l person at Tim Sanford Oval i p r h u n h Hide. .Licksonvillc, it '■ ■ ' ’ d under t'ivil Service. mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod­ nffiie nr I.V letter, teleSuno tin in, perhaps, wer • im» ■ i iioitiu. UiirimlHiMiiiirry nn* lint ucts Company, Fifth and Maple 16— I P iu s e s F o r K ent - I firie m ........ gin with, Thu ie**. do* Sts Phono Ilfc-W. [iti* i l ’ t.u t that, smiie may he FOUR ROOM H o u s e fm rent; 2 1 — A c ro a t» c F o r Sale llde i 1 in mill) I lieir jobs p5 . |'r ••vii pt - Efficient CLARENCE SMITH garage, MI2 Elm Ave, F i, r FOR SALE: I" acres m Longhr" "’li ra tin ’: . in the I.crier.il Contractor Set vice loom liniiae; t.arage, On Paiuieti’i wood, coiner of Grove and O r - J ' i I . eviintio I'ien ,:i ■no Weil First Sin*** Ave, Apply It. I.evc, T’aliic, ilo- :i*ige A vi hups S.F.I I of V E. 1 I 'lie ,f u ”i i f” I i • i si iTi'iii' 4(1 tel. nf S.W, 1-4 S i 25. Twp 20. Range j , . i. ............. .. i” tin* l()Unc*'l"<’l l l s •211, Titos. .1 llaslei i'.'i Guloevoort I fuel It , lie- a \ i mi , •till ’d a ___ ___________ MB'! A I, ROOFING — 1 be Roof Ev I iVK p o p M IHiUSE fm ■“" l; Street, New York d iv Ii” oid i.■ fall. C o ­ t‘ erlasting. Metal zhinglen: gMi;*.;:e, 2(17 Molly Ave. Ap.ily R ir ’i i iimI jmii e >ci ..inn iOtt i" I PLUMHINti iMlamlmg aemn tin and galvanized i „ 7 V Vn'i.v/ j'l'i'. i • . s.,. , , , , i •ct I I I .it • n*|i to |*’i) ritll) We handle electric n , u f Si fleit Jaioen II. Cowan. Oak * ’ -'ll 1 h LAND.'* A 1st. \A1.I AHI.E, i* iq ire i iii ,t |o a t’l ” i' -*1 el i i unpx. home light and »ye. anil T hud St- Phone I l f . " , ... ' ’ir'“ I'"1' r," MI 1 C;iM t mfnrd Mnehilie Co. I,Kill I ROOM liuUHe, 808 1.1.u Imnls nn highwaj I have eight t dt1' 1, H. 111. tin Ia,’4., it » jj i l e i p WVinl ciI F e m a l e Ave. Enquire of Jim. I). .Kokin-, nines of mnek laud- thut can !«• theirs Itenghl for ‘.'im a i u ie or speeial hr. ;• -li’i. Court H diim rn 'ii • i f I In* p ’ohibn i • i — — ■ | ' j ----------—- |iiicu made on all of it. Thirty law e I I In* even g ■ :i’ r if the WANTED: I XPERT I AtfND FUR NISHED HOUSE fm t "L neies in entire true! unhides eit- ( oa*- . .c.I, i | Ctistnms aer* -«•! mil Graham Trm k.iI RESS. 1M7 UNION AVE. OR five rmims «25 per month. Se • nt, lands and other goi.,1 g m d-n «■i >e ot pat pi ling I h • ■m», piIMno t i f'HONK Hiix-.I J im#. IL JiiiKms. i «mht II(uim*. mimi . 1*me pliict* f»»i |ioiihry mM'I 1 iln 1 1 1 1 ______ | _______* ' • -------------------- --------------------- -truck <*f nil 1/itiK Men «*ufi wake roa ’ • ,n I holders Nr i i ' ( fi' i il-» 1 .11ri<• I U t COWAN CO. nulo (|— Mult) W u n O d (M tllc ) 1 0 R RENT: Two ..... i m living racing hulha. w lprv. yoga ■ i 'll l ew • I Oil I lu o'dlli I sheet metal works, 1 • _ i and M05 W. First Street. !\ * * iblea and poultry fur Sanford am t B ill, t' o eiit'oi er t . firut 11y no 1h ---J T'lilciniziiig Works. *)i Inndo muiketa. Adilrec, R.V A. « ■h Ave. Phone 7 t*i*W. . e ' e It oil! fm* In...... ill*milt'd _ f HOY’S WANTED- *'iin one five . _ .. c .-i” lienild. This will not be m i • ■i • d” d . ( liobr1 as ii v i,.p D n i i i ' K CO. good hayi who ure liunllers. Can F o i l R EN T: - 5 P.em unfurm • ket Innir Ii v«u d • not thud • i: 11:i’ i ■. \|.,L,lu,i(n Ave l 1,11111 *'» high IIS a lolhir nu a f te r-, ,.q nl„eeo hungahtw, 2 tie I «I.'- land If worth the price try to r” ult of t li” pri . -■'i' " phone 307 ' ' noon. Apply Circululioii Depart- 1 Rvlng mom. dining mum. * "»"• Mr ' he mi n k 1lamia Iii | Fm l herniore, it will b” an tin i i I iii '(|n r i' ii i'il oreauizniioii ________________ _______ {m int H um id. kitchen (equipped with elocti-.c "U'et idirts of tl*e rountrv, •vlu Ii may require a b l " i time In u li'iiiunei’il f.inge.) hath (with I ii .t and mid . . . . IIODF.L TRIM CO. ‘ 11 l,u water). Ij rented 23tHI PalmeMo *b— M lsrclluncntlK F o r N a if i o h tin high v.nler imirk of_en n the car, not the owner, i r n e . e I 7 • (Avtnuft, rent summer rati’*, phone , , 1 - 1'1 '» " ' :>"d sne M7 for patlmateii HON n Y— Lu loan on Improved de- j I lit S AI F ; Dry cleaning p l a n l , , , .. „ rJ, , , ffjvei adodid'. p. W. RADFORD .riialdi. I t ■11)11. Iicaiucniini t ' 111( | | ( 111 | propeii) |l| ''|0 | l J i.n ll _ _____ _____ . _____ ________ H i ' 1 n i mod in in Florida, muchittV.’hal .1 '-an and will le­ S. t|.‘o,d Ut 0 per cent mterc»t o,, , j , , „ IU(;, ............ .. . f„r - - t nt one yeai old, g »"l ealnh- t.,| ., |jv,| ( j , (,t this moment a iu.itumkeruge- A u u rv u Loun 1*. O Hox r„ I|t |7(t0 |,1(ll.k> ................ So.-, „ ....... i, m d business; volume iiporovi- tl,. i( w u l.. Ill'S MARMONS tJilyI'.ox 17t)(Vear i’ lleru 11J. *.................... mateiv H . i .uiiii a year. \ Imrgalu ' ....... id , ii(1 1. fiin* thin! I (hnn 1 * I'<N f \ fr • I I! i N1• • vrfiuil Automobile Co. InnliuSANFORD Ave. Phone 137. |:w ROOSTER — I’a i l l t r y A n d K k R8 |'J — | lo u p e s l o r .S a il .. moiii .i I - o, t of niacbim iv. .......... I treeta of lily being p a il’ll, |,,rd Hail) Herald BY WILLIAMS OUT OUR WAY AD. KATES 'i f 1/ S E G O D SV O -U JC W ', of rr pi* A t A GGO OO OD l DROPPED wn’FowkW par r 'Y T A A V N -H A W O n E -H A -H A -, MV/ W A1EH / WOO Ckl ih a t h e M C S.B uT C H uitV C ’M YnjU L P T o o . L'SSEM O T H *=MMPATHETIC DID DROP T11AV7MOW'-/ vajhEKI MPb VK*Al(.Fi, BoT . HE FiMDS »T A IMP MO JO W t. • \TLL t a u e A A ViXIOOiat’ LAt V- \ MAGlCtAN l b CiLT A AT in P o l l s o o u E 'i * \ vwatth a n d a l a th e C‘-'oCv< l am ALLANS 1 1LLL A LlGtU'L ------ - MO\N. J I [ ii.oi) Studchnkerl — A»k for carbon juice with BABY CHICKS, Rotka, Red. mnl | i,|; tnp« the knock. | f | ! f T’"* San RII Overland Co. Willy.iit% A Overland, Whippltj* Cnmtiierciiil Sts. phono ok. f <IH.E HUDSON- ESSEX INC JICI Oak Ate. I'huiie 41 ...... tunti utm writ • Iln> I MG u i l m«>..iI-*ii;i> do Flu., or plume fiil’,17 fm u-q.oint l.r gliorm*. all exlra fin" .jiiaiility t „j- |„,h| |„ts m gin k. YYrile me, Amoa (i. Norm Im Avenue, nend South Fui an. Pine ( axtle, !■la. S:ho” l —Price leimonalile. Terms t i imit piirchaarr. d w n e r |!nx 131 DAY h M ’i 'll P \i ork .(t.utril oti ejire Herald, | Milt: Iriiclioii of new city hall h e r e . ........... .. SOUTH DUNNKLI.ON LE ES HU RG Mid-, received f u r , bridge to he countrii tid o o j cimihIliction of $300 11011 new v liuol Within...... dice River in Smith liouae. Dtinnellirn. WINTER MAYEN K'reetH of Y\ iiiler lluveii will lie n nam ’d ami impi oved. SALE: Store on t i n h«n**h \Vrll«‘ Ho* |(M, Coioimdo FOR SALK: one wood inege, one Reach, Mil, • |,tiim t nil .love, will, oven, one U n ity | FUEL of up to d.it” furn- !! b im er ga range ami ni her fornl It*ii» Magnoli i Ave. i n i ” i heap ito i”, will .ell all i i pail. I Pima' 20li. Paluieiio Ave. I'imne IVtW in u' \iNUv/ mothers Ger nauifim r (JT R W i l lt f Y M ^ eiM tn > n rsv i:n e ) VN V0I ia A W 0 o U 1 3 1 3 • c*r*C\ M A ) CAM f l ? G et w w z MA g o s A � 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, August 01, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 01, 1927. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 01, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9a70a03d490660aeb1720061952a4e30.pdf 1652e58722891283114c97c20382136e PDF Text Text ■ , <3*j f ^ T U B W B A T IIE R V O U It N E W S P A P E R Lh„chcd in F l o r i d a ’s H e a r t J World’s G r e a t e s t V e g e t a b l e Mion. I t s R i c h e s t G a r d e n L a n d R n t f iT N O . x m F o ir tonight; Wednesday thundershowers. Leased Wire International News Service _ l\ SANFORD. FLORIDA, TUESDAY. At i , 1«n Be?ne; sSht INO HOPE HELD Premier Princes Leave FOR TREATY INI M °nt,ea\ ' J 3 ?7™'/" J he' 0 Diamond Jubilee A t Ottawa ,r, ' NEW YORK. Aug. 2. (IN S ) —Jacob Roman, “supor-snlesmnn" of the Julian Petroleum Company of California, widely overstock issue that preceded the company’s recent i ? 100.000,000 failure is still in the vicinity of New York City, detectives learn­ ed today. The missing sales­ man is reliably reported to have been seen at the Saratoga race­ track yesterday afternoon. The source of this trip was not dis­ closed. Police Jbolicvc ho\vover that Berman is merely keping out of hiding pending the birth of an expected heir in his home and that he will surrender himself as soon as this event is over. NUMBER 28H Member Audit Biir*vu t if Circulations ' 'f 'V k i Aviator Dies When Parachute Fails M nli 8 r local S B L F R ID G K F IE L D , Mich., A u g .3 ,--(IN ’S ) — Uicut. licclnir Schultz, 34, former advance man for the round the world flyers, was killed today when his para­ chute failed to open after ho had jumped from a burning nlrplane 800 feet over tho field. Schultx wns recently assigned to Seifridgc Field to replace I,lent. J . Shade Johnson who was killed at Ottawa, Can., while escorting Col. Lindbergh. TRAPPER SAYS DREHER FIRED DEADLY SHOTS L i h ALU •l.cd Iho sidewalk in front of the • MONTREAL. Aug.,*2. (IN S ) : Idem e of Edward W. B. atty, K. i The magnificently appoint ci . pre-ident of the t ’anndinn Pacif-1 r* ynl train hearing the Prince ■ C oo liilg e C o n f e r s Railroad, where the prince* and P ro itlejtl Britain's Last Offer Invol­ Wales, his hrether Prince Georg mior Baldwin wore entertained W i l l , la a d o r e O f IM itl-U esl ves Tonnage Too Great To Premier Stntilcv Baldwin and M r dinner. _ And ( r e t s T h e i r Id e a s Oq Baldwin U ft here this morning f* * Be Considered By U. S.;Mny to tin- early morning all npproa* Ottawa, the capital city of the d'ln N e c e ' d lv O f F a rm B elief Hcsult In Naval Holiday inion. A reception by the may**- I to the Rita hot; I wore jammed rhey i do p with oilmwing flappers, and government officials awnr In s isls O-iggltt-.g matron, and conserva- R o b i n s o n the royal party upon its arri\. vo l , o incss men, t imng their in Ottawa at noon. ’ W e s t Is I 'n c le c id e d ; 'ot ii peep at llritoot’s next Along the railroad, flag-deck t to- hnttilsom • yeunger lire stations were crowded with vill ,•.i hi* man " I - t-: l"d Bri- Says There Is No Opinion Kiiglisb Press ( ’onlinues '!**» ger-- who came from far and ne " ........... .. atute tl 'he A in o n g The Democrats «boor i In' Prince* and the I > ( Condemn Tills ( ’ounln For to . i ii Hike. As To Who Will Be Named mior as they sped through. Failure Of The Conference Front Ottawa, the royal par’ ;) ii c \W \. Quo., At. • i will nrocecd wo t via ’ioroitto RAPID CITY, S. I*.. Aug. ’2. j api.al of Can 1 i 1111.-1 i ti WASHINGTON, Aug. 2. (INS) ijjjj1PX w,i,»• ranch , , i ,1 ■ ■ i his , • i I iy, striped " 'h limiting i 'ii t It y. at- in tile |residential |I r ISOIt Officials D e n y That Any hope of an agreement In High River, Alberta. Mettnwhd -lately parliament hill to the chair today by taking euro of tho tween t!’o United States and Great Premier Baldwin will take a They Have I’laced Vnnzctti 1 streets along the rntuil ns reutie,■ business of government, re It at Banff, in the mchtW* *' In Ntrnip.lit Jacket, Ah . COURTHOUSE, FRAN K­ Britain covering cruiser limitn. .1 waited at the Ut n il elation •eenfei ■mg with Senator Cupper, fme returning to England. ■n a statement issued to I't ill) o of thii ! :>s new been abandoned, it lie Raves In I'ndded Cell LIN. La.. Aug.2. (IN S )— Dr. I • arrival of the The royal train, Incu rs in long' i ' t m lt , Ro| ul I; an f K insns, procUlmetl V Herald on the lmpendtnj Thomas E. Drohcr fired the . Prince Georg vns r»n-ei!ed at the State Depart­ is the aeine of luxury with fix tu r leader ot the senate farm bloc, i oval : election, E . A. Douglass •Ivin. When th BOSTON. Aug. 2. ( I N S ) — Weak shots that1 muled the life or ment today after an a.ialysis of "i inlaid mahogany and a he.ii it r 1 . 1 pro: entative Child1. at i i mu M'-iiti jared that Sanford citizens Prominent Sanford Citizen Is tl'e latest British proposal. • hloein, (R ) Illinois, on lax rcduc* and sullen, Nicola Sacco entered •TameH LeBoeuf fit Morgan I a locked library. European elm i - ir n in the c i' v charged with theresponsiinternational lame prepa' i. , receiving tile Washington the seventeenth day of his hunger f’itv. the confession of James Biitain's larges offer involved a ot Heartily In Favor Of Pro­ i U iiii1 anil ‘21 ip ■’ Radio mus tv of answering the quest­ cruiser program of sonic 737,1100 tin- royal meal*. • " ,ail strike t...lay in stale’s prison. Bart- Beadle, made mitilic here to­ i . ii salute, posed Provisions As “St r id - tons Reuter than the maximum ntertaiiis the party cnroulo. - “are vou ooposed to misday hv Sheriff I’ecot, today. a the i-sejiitive offices. i < li ■tlnuuished go* olomoo Vnnzctti nte n hearty break The train left Wlmlnor Mnlloe |y A Business Proposition’’ American offer. This difference ,'ropriation of public funds •i;,|a-r said Unit Mr. Goulidgo h re lodav to add j soon a fte r breakfast for the It "1 I ,h arry the West if some farm fast of hush, oc ffec, milk and bread. ' Beadle nnexnectcdly turned 1n violation of public tru st. is consi'iored so great as to admit , h e « tn the r I mile run to *1 1 ■ va following While Vnnzctti wns eating nnd state's witness yesterday •dD’*’ •"* i • i t' legislation ipix-lerably tho A unanimous endorsement of tin- of no possibility of agreement ,lo vou condone practices • -la ’. Diamond Ji ' other public acclamation in th ,ar\ Haugen bill! is adopted his follow prisoner was being ex a­ •options by- members of his fnmuy t »re prohibited under the pro- six proposed changes in the city The delegates at Geneva Genova an streets of Montreal for tho m y , i ••-I*, round o f < tho next session of congress, mined by the prison physician,offi­ (hat Dr. Dreher wns trying to make on* of the city c h a rte r? " charter was expressed today by discussing the possibilities of an •• 1 a-t In ti prepare. ' \T * \V. midnightAbe trow,I i if the farmers in 13‘JK are in him "th e goat” In the charges r,r i;liberating upon the questi-n. Frank L. Woodruff Sr., pioneer i . i cement on a naval lumen f tin ' • same fix that they are in now cials in the Charlestown institu­ ( f ir s t decree murder against Hrencitizen of Sanford who hns return­ Douglas declared the Imuc til 1',I31, ■i cording to advices ti- the i, will he i rouble, Capper pre­ tion wore denying published re­ le r, Beadle and Mrs. Ada LeBC^uf, irdl defined, involving a flagrant ed from North Carolina to lend his : talc derailment, hut nothing tan ports that VnnzetU had been placed for which the trio are being tried. ted. (regard of public wishes in the efforts and influence in the pass­ I t.iblo hat yet ilevrlopcd. II" loli lihlhlnom came with a rosy proV ' I Ill.l'IUIliU « M IM « “ On Ju ly 1. late in tho afternoon. in a strait jacket and was raving tur «f expenditure of bond age of the amendments to he voted day suggestion contemplates tin Dr. Dreher came to mv bouse and T D IW D M H T ir i ' - t " f » ......... .<100,000 tax iv- in a padded cell. -Js lie pointed out that the upon by Sanford citizens on Friday I ^r7-ltt powers mulally agreeing in-: , r r / \ A I ) I,' ]( I ’ ID I K ' U l l j A i r J i ' io tion to ralisfy t lit- count ly and vlias suffered as n result of the of this week. I to build until the Washington con- j y f j \ |j I H M J t The condition of Sacco did not ap­ nsked me to i?o <*Ut with liim nuul® 1 1- -r\iii l loil tax ledliclioii is more ing. which I did," Bcndlo s con­ .iilnid ration’s ill-advised poll" I t ’s strictly a business propo- [ fercnce comes up for rc-vPimi in in e iry thou the Mc.Nary-llnu- pear to alarm Dr. Joseph J . Mc­ fession said. j », nnd today Sanford is without sition," declared Mr. Woodruff in p.131, .-it wliic:, time the whole ii > j : tho prison doctor. . n I .11 io lu< port of the country. Laughlin, "When we got well advance* provements which are so badly !summing up tho situation. "W e are j je t t could '.»*• tackled anew. • upper objected to the liill Friends and sympathizers of Sacco nut In the pasture ho told mo ho <1. seeking a business-like administra---------| elii h has been drafted out here and Vnnzctti denied that the way had conic out there to km ........ ..................Aug. 2. — D N S ) GENEVA, W hen city officials ignore t h c |(|on 0 j our ,.jt y nffuirH, nnd there \||hough Ann is Batll> Swol­ n i l m i n i ration lenders as the . Launch In Which Miens Were that— -Jim Lclloeuf. I said No, •ires of the people nnd misap- jR „ n „ther issue involved, despite Japan's -'cU-gntes to the tri part was being opened for an cxnminnlen Folliiwioi: Dcmonslra- in iiii itrtaion plan of relief, nc­ Doctor, don't do that." He said. opriate funds voted fo r imch j1 , (he ussertiins of those who are op- ite naval liisariiiiiment conference | Being Smuggled InlVl niD' i i mllng to its sponsors, who say toin of the two men by alienists. "Y es. I am going to do it, and H : ion, nngoli I Id use 1 ' .manitarian project as a hospital, l .,0!SI,(| (0 changes." Stair U Caleb Fire; Cap­ from co iplete failure. will b.* introdiieed at the Decctn- If found insane they would be sent vou open your mouth about this i Accept Medical Assistance Viscount Admiral Snito and tain Dcscrls. Leaving Cre" r ; mu of •• ogress nod champ- to the Bridgewater insaito hospi­ am ging to kill you." And ho mader,uch “r ’ lpractice^ ^ M ^ r 'a l T h o u eirth in the opinion that of Mr.passage Wood- other Japanese delegates, called i,.m il by reglilni- Repuhlicuns. tal rather th in tho electric chair me pull the liont until wo met thnt ulthmigb t i en^', iuation, ruff who cxpI|Jined !. lh \ S ) upon Hugh Gibson, chief Am.-riI piVivoli for establishment of K E Y V-1’ "* Fla . Aug. *2. ( I N ' kiy Mek to o ffer explanation,' ru ff who explained . . . i . . . providing Governor Alvin T. Ful- man Jim IssBocuf, • burnt will « xr.oO.Oi of the proposed amendments would can delegate, lute last night and —I-Vdcral id fi" - "Cro today oh "When we nu-t Jim Leneeuf. I>r. kU Mt, Dougloss. '" " r" ‘l 1 ■ *' f,,m* 1 1 : |er in his review decided against have the effect of ending the nn- stressed tho importance ot nut i cr- luiniog e\ ideoi-e in wh-it is ■’ mi' i .i . .lenitive organizations to , . ( Gnd who ii.m Dreher said. " J im is that you? ami 1 The ipoakrr declared that a t a i est which has gripped the city. mitting tuo conference t " adjourn l ; (j. Will- build w i' -hntiseii and finance mnrileved t<> In- no International hot Jim I.eBoeuf said, " Y e s , whoa if irhcu Sanford’s necib had Failure of the election, ho predict­ in, Thursday with out some fruit. The governor was rounding out |Jim , .. keting of farmers crops in ii alaoo f alien stl III . I • lied hi t h a‘t ? " ,. .^rrim the crnmpeil facilities of ed, would only postpone for a time l, contl.med his review loday.lle worked fnr * *' Tho Japanese suggest that an Ii i . y, u lit i r " " r Italian ' |i’V d itiarl.el. Dr. Dreher had bis gun tn his (jocal hospital, end when there changes that arc inevitable. into Sunday night, was busy writ­ .it wliii Ii hr aj rocmcnt to prevent a i t<<• in were re* d ti m a I h-II buoy n i roiiihlcrnble sentiment favor­ ing nnd interviewing witnesses for hands nnd in a moment he fired W \ s!lI NG’I <IN, Aug. *2. ( INS) tti-o m " 0 lh innrcMMit .Her clinging I Mr. Woodruff, who is one of the rmar.mnta between now ami 1331 Key W»-i reef , Imn.i diate nction on •he con­ l '2 hours yesterday nnd wns at tho two shots, "ham, 1mm. Dr. p r ®*101 will do much to save tlu- situation. it for 16 ho i Four dthdr Ml Tim Iii-mocrnts of the middle a I he arm during a i.'li viction of a hospital, work on the .largest property holders of Semitask again ill a local hotel early said, " le t ’s go get thut Iron in that . # w« : a m apnthetb townnl thoir vncl ' hen UlMim|UUtll,> .ink tree, he snld I want ter sink ojeet could not be he started be- nole County, made it plain that *1 nvy suggest that the Bnlish, * Ir Vl’CK. M ^ this morning. lu-.rly’.- p.-’eiitiul presidential iionii„unch cntirM fire iirffif snn!. v;l -re were no funds w ith 'th e present campaign is not direct- American American nail and Jopanc Japum-M- ilclegntt •t. i. gat. tu«c there The decision of the chief execu­ that-— in tho lako. u:h iiit nriu is badly swut,, |n i i ii wa < declared loony |ed against individuals l.ut against mny ho able to reach a-, a rr, •m.-nl in sight nf short. - l i o almost worked the life <Ait tWh to support it. tive i, the most carefully guarded . Willi no • has sli-iiiif.*.«tlv l.v Senati 1 * pli T. Robinson, of im tlv r e c a l l" said Mr. n system or Rovommoat that has concerning but ding I " '-.......... of me getting out to the la k e ... The nlieis soil -I f " 'i » B « ' *1 distinctly talisecret on record in Mnssachu■allew a d it lor to adoiio- Nrl nitsn . minority' leader ill the pricipitatcd a financial crisis do- tween mnv and It '-1 tied the in>n» tn his head nnd f e l t . Sntorilay on ii mull smut.-' hc'iglass. »„n occasion when the seltM. • •• -• •• •’ - -* ......—■ will come •"* ......Ileal : "I nnd mi - i iic iii.ato. Dr. Dreher then snld, " I * ° 'In rrminissioti wns asked by tlm inniidiug the attention of every Washington lreat> tniiiii It i-onimaiid- I by a hniu Much speculation was in tho nir 1 Itnhiii oo. who came to the cnpl* for renewal. to split him open so that h f will handier of Commerce if it woulkl citizen. They vere within sight <" I.mil In tied ns ii i m Id.; n' nftep a lengthy visit to the today regarding tho hurried nod uo never rise nnd be found. "Stabilization of public affairs • . afternoon v possible to transfer the swim­ West on Solid ' \\ illi. on. Iiad t he ppi ijey, dc< l in'd Gov* expected visit to the state houso LONDON. Aug. 1. I’ontp.uieTho shooting occurred nimut a Line pool money to the hospital with a retrenchment program fol­ the launch cm ii fire. The '• last evening of Judge Thayer , i . Jew York, nnd rlil I i the revival last w quarter of n mile from tho colored land so that the project could he lowed to the letter, is what we need nient of the plenary <■ ion i-f t’a- ■miui under j-lu e .n .lt o the ip'llllloi Jaioe \. Reed, of Miss­ Tluiver, wh > presided over the trial school and church in the pasture. [omplcted. The Chamber " n s in- most now," declared Mr. Wood­ Geneva Nava! liiiiitatin i i -afer- and ; warn to i uenrby key, It-r : nf tlo* ehori li. 1 1 , |ut<l ,oi ntlnl uimorlor '' of Suren and Vnnzctti when they led t»» ••The doctor nnd tny ■nrtned that the money could not he ruff. "W e are in need of more men encc until Thursday list passengei nig, he said, that no i ing his illt-ga luiddl ' " 030001- were m in i, ted of slaying a Smith to say t b s t I did It all s| ccultiun lu-re com-i-riiiiig tin|"!. to help us avert further financial Diverted. And yet in the face of Drnlnlroo lll'iltmiee paymaster puyiiiiiMvi .............. and his p-;....... guard ." a n te d mo ... i jj,,,,,, ____ could nut swii- at the in'-ri > I i 'on to a -'Io1 I of Gi; i .......... d (loVnior Al luih a declnraion, the Commission embarnssment and I cannot ree sibility of some suit of an nj: , summoned from im sen o.-re'irv, wo . . Judge Thayer was summoned from i " se f t In* fire nnd • • i ltlti hie. ' Maryland, Will veil in him. Ii-* allow I tl as seen fit to spend the money why anyone could object to this lUClit among the porlhipaliog 1.1. ............ .. I...... .. in O p n q u ll. M . . . . h . U ' . N . y » U [ " « J g * • ... farmor secrc- by Tho survivor di-i-lared that change except from purely selfish powers, nlt'uaigh the •eneral f-* ' 1 rather less worthy purposes.” the governor and he came by to get oi t or this irouo. i- i i bile him during ' i-f tlicir rompai.ioi:', a hoy of • , Meredith, of The administration was criticised motives," Mr. Woodruff further ing today was that the <h li-g.iti The , i tiro i oiigrcgul • escorted by a state trooper, ^ ^ ^ ‘ ^ ' ^ t l e d h y S b e r enroute with 11 '* Mnuggler , . nor Vic Donahoy, would merely draft a I"i timl.-t Ini' • i t other irregularities by Mr. stated. .1 Ho- ili-monrt ration, nttempted to l-dh-w the b 1 . f (iloo,on having "followers ill ing the way open for lurthei di. Iiouglass who cited the mutter of " I have the highest regard for elm . here mm vel i a ,lh ' Tho mid* eominander by .vimining • irwer bonds, which he claims wcu- the men now occupying office, but cussions. i- Inti- wa i not lutnl. I ' .. We. t, h a ided, has no favor* him, but t; i-y siiw him g> > dov court, it was snld. Votol twice and as vet the project 1 believe that they need assis­ The Genova correspondent of 11 min Ii bell •• Up to yesterday, Beadle had lium- at m l a not been completed. it< tance,” Mr. Woodruff reiterated. the London Times says that the the gulf it ream I"' the lust ' maintained a stoical silence and it . j .i no consensus t f ’ ' he said i vei al "front i >v ' ■ pei nl “The first bond issue voted for "There is no sorporation of any size t.,)IK.|u,|jIur stage of the confen -n r i Inc by i wa* intimated that the defense hsd ■ , ■ i l.oi- i iv f0 . r Iii-oiiH'ruts as to |hi* pntticulnr purpose, said Mr. thnt doesn't have a dinetiirnte or j:i jnvcstt.(| V/ltlt "fncim.img if d i­ sea fri-ta the h-.miiog vi 'sei planned to uso tho self-defense These IM n||likn l.ite itu-1 O'MIie i.lH ill l« ,i.• ininate«l fnr presiiitiglti's, was never used for con­ more tluiii Three menihei^. The ai* | only fi-ur were h > • interest" hecum «• the mail >y ami 1 ' r<’ 'moo- 't 'ill («l|l ..f f ilth. Ti nn l m . ■ president in R'28, structing sewers, in Goldsboro, hut fairs of this city nro so extensivr aged t'i reneh a ■ M C'llll . P IT TSBU R G H , Bn., August 2.— ,,l?aH ure,,Cofr n r. Thomas Dreher nl.ii t "The only eours-i »a* diverted and its funds spent that they demand the services of lu-r in which the end *va they eliing throir.-l nl tin- • I't J mice a L tin- revival has I passed is to "serve the puipo i (INK! The Pitthgurgh newspaper (Continued On Pngojblve) I since tiei ' i sli-UIII surir. • itself Is that every bipDy Inn [for another purpose.” cued by 11 more than three men if the gov­ of domestio politics in tile I nited " 1 11 field \.:i narrowed down today . nted a fair Op|lorAt a time when public health was ernment is to be properly admin­ States." ,n,d that the national con- fa,, i, i ti\ • dailies and three Sun­ pnenaerd considerably by the lack A mii-t guard •utter was t . , , declares This correspondent anized to prevent as day ( in <1 - to three dailies und two •f proper sewerage facilities, Mr, istered." D'litiou b. The necessity of placing the budsent to M'lirdt f " ' nl her nretn papers following ronsolthe development Blind.c Jk.uclass charged the Commission gut system into effect, wns voiced that the political elan . introduced i-f tin- ill-fated • i I. Noiu y f.ii its !»•■ i.l.ii ion in the past ’2 1 hours that f'witli wilfully ignoring their duty by Mr, Woodruff who pointed out I tlio American “c j •" ill "I ’ II in the duty of * lo f fuition.ili oi rescued men »!• ■« •-ii-ftk Kill by taking the money and spending ilfii Ntirli a idan is tin- only sola- tho door to* ti, e won ' 'buses »1 |'i del al 1 noil i .n "> i il'-clari’d nil •in .. i. I- inleresled ill the Drm- witne . *1 the advent of William mill that thu ft elsewhere.” piidv to wort together to Randolph llenrst and Paul Block (ji.ii (,, (he problem of placing city naval 1, 'l’!;'j”'n li(on have unco crwl pi ' ph Insertion of The”second nnd third A full consideration of the ndUnited Staten d'X" not limit- a/is Aim Jo U0ll»M*v1e.i oil si ai j, n tiiion of t hose faction as publishers here. v .finances on n Bound basis. Mr. advertisements in ii series ta-Tig bumi.itminuet's nets was urgrd by . . hi h Mm»(u (In tlm heels o f the purchase lion • « 1 1 " i " the I* ■ I v Mr. n*o| Mrs. tl. • |Mr In.u^|ass iti ndressing an up . : Woodruff is of the opinion Hint the can predominance a t tie ' iiea| < ' ..f th.. mt t tbrlllln tnloi cv«i l.y llenrst of tho Gazette-Times, run in l-ake County newspnpers by I family nf this cit y * no returned y„ Svw Yml. eonvenllon's. countered in tropnal Miiucgli'■ 'present issues constitute the most j-al to the citizens asking passage morning, and Chronicle-Telegraph, Bnnfor.l merchants, arc to appear figure." . ti, Sanford nfti r li if the amendments as tho only vital question that lias come be­ afternoon, announcement! was i„ the Mt. D*.ra Tonic on bnday or The d r if t of the polit'eol •Ian. motor trip that LnOgtmr,] f,,r t j,p public's interest. fore tin- people of Sanford. mini*that tho Post, morning, und tliis week and in the County Beat (■ ued u section woh described as mi effoil •" *'b .miles. Tin* parly Times ut Tavares on Sunday, ac ­ the Bun, afternoon, hud been sold ' very state in scure the issues upon wliirli tint hut included iiI iho* [Mr i' "(ml I recognize tho .*{ 1 E s c a p e R y I n d i e s to Block, owner of newspapers in cording to an announcement U* conference breaks up. . the West. day by Secretary E . J . T rY,tlur;n i . pi io el.tot 1 ve Dav • I i-hl.m-k and Harry Lew New Jersey, Pennsylvania nn*l 1 Mr. Greer Odd i Tho Hr. t , adgeHUonwnt Minncston. of The llerald On morning that „f (II land., were the principal Miirv'l in tho I-«k® County LiliMnv ’ 2 f. und I p„ 1 . , at II"' meeting of the Block then transferred tho Bon !||,e faultily left. In • DISASTROUS EXPLOSION F O R SY T H , Gn. . Aug ’2. D N S )— 7.cn <m Thursday of last week. On lie-ally l!* i y ,„fi,rd Rotary ('lut» nt tho Semi­ to llenrst who ill turn signed the piactinillv ■ ■— |Snutrhing her two hiimim riiinircti Aiigimt IS Hie fourth of the "erics ORLANDO, I b i , Aug. ’2. t l ’- I ilull t Ii j had vi !• in the liurth Cafe ,t nn*i i today. Tlieso two Gazette-Times over to Block. tlio phi* e i of itil' i rOKVfl. Aiur. 2 . ( I N S ) — With J from the urnt, Mrs. I«- B. Ivry, v\ wdl be inserted in the Kuztis LaV.*— The liinl of E. F. Kloveim. tin- western purl «#f I country nod I COVINGTON. Tctiii.. Ant-. ’ 2 ■ n»*• ti were tlf*l" gates to the Inter1.0 sraiiien anti officers dead, 18 this place, leaped to safety v'lth Block merged tlio Post and Gn- Region Tlio next insertion will Atnoog tieIulf|linM| Convention of. ‘Rotary in third of six mill Io face a jtll "ii ports of •‘nnadr natimiiil , 'jlszing. and 37 seriously injured, t.ieni in her arms, just as her stall­ ! (INK) - Eight farmoi i wi zelte-Tinn-s into tile Post-Gazette in the U n a tllla Tribune on Augcharges of being a member ' a ■1, 1, 1, v U, 1.1 :.t Oxtcnd, Bl'Igbim which will l»e Pittsburgh’s only were th*- Yi-llov >>nu Nutionnl the I'ti" •zplnsiot, of deep sea bombs on ed automobile wns hit by n train at the jury box this morning a mol, ilial kidnapped John A i ' 1 " Bark, (k'loiad" Spring; . Suit 1-•»<*•• |( ( ,ir, uct '26. „ K„. Both men gave tn'1 minelayer Tokiwn doveloped the station crossing here late yes­ tedious task of s e le -ti.'ig a jury t<> Jolinson, Orlando typewriler Tho cost of the August sene . I. iGilv, Porllnnd and Si-iittlc, Onniba.1j(,l( , t|-|ls, tnil. in which they de- morning newspaper with no Sunday try Homer Smith l'->r the slaying t'»lay into one of the grentst disns. terday. edition. will lie less than $10 or each mer­ iiian, early in th,. nioniing ot t'!i"|,ttro j t t |„. vinco ' m ,(il .[|u, ;r trip to Kuro|ie. i 'cr in Japanese naval hist'Ty. Ttio Mrs. Ivey failed to hear the slg. of, c . K. Rowland last De-ember llenrst consolidated tlu- Bun anil ch ant,’ Mr. Trotter stated. Twenty16, Inst, started on it ........ , Canada, Dm famij _ . , poke on Ut« prog. •rippled warship will dock tonight, mil hells or see the warning flash­ was resumed. Chronlcfc-Tclograpli into tho Bun- threo firms, nre represented cm U'o in the Ornngo County criinmul >•'. nd cities, Ir. ( ]{,,tury (liid tho other rivod relatives in ’••turning tfroin annual navnl es or the red light at the crossing, Smith, altos Roy Ray, who was Telegraph which will have a Bun- nrivcrtlscmcnts, but then* U spare ’ killed court of record with Judge WilGrei r staled. I , |uh? on lioth continents are Maneuvers in Bungo chunnel. she said afterward, nnd drove onto born and raised in Alabama ’ avuilublo for others that may de­ loir L. Tildcn presiding. >i" ii tin ; ’ " m il lin g in tb< ir attempt to footer day edition. When asked the crossing to see the- through young Rowland, n Mcmphi sales­ sire to be included for. the remain­ b crop * ut I*•*•). The Press, afternoon and Sunday, M* ‘ ire* r •! !j'd j„(orn:,(i,i„„| poaee. lie said that Slovens is a floor scraper m a r t in s return train speeding towards lu-r. The man, and rohlK-il idni of hr aoto der of tho series. is Pittsburg's third puper. • '• Ithat farm : "■ * '* i optiinl 1 ' „|ls v v,.,,. I . ginning to be seen trado and is a resilient of Mi engineer npplicd brakes, hut could last December after the latti r had T U .I.A IIA S S K lC Fin.. Aug.,2 Burk. A verdict of not guilt 1 •lie said that t Ii •i -P l» 1 1 1 ! *-spe* hilly io lh«'rontlnlnl countries (INS)- Governor John W. Martin, not stop in the short distance, anil itefiierided the slayer by giving returned by a jury in tlio ru a- pi ogress was very of I were very good but that the p o and that not huving time to start lu-r clinkhim a ride. after an nhsenre of several weeks, W. C. McCollun, local grre-er, '"I tolo were expecting Wen better j gratifying t Rolarians all over the cd-dnwn car and clear the tracks, returned to the state capitol today another on Friday, lust, in the <• luck this year. world. RUIIRER HIIORTAGi: •a resume his activities as the Mrs. Ivey seized her children and tie , (Jd-cr < i**'l *i number * i The Rotary Convention nt Os­ of William Mathew nut**:.... ... jumped just in time. **te s chief executive. wreeking shop operator, isi I he I.... klets on I nnd rd tend wsi attended by K>,(»<•(* *lel*'NEW YORK, Aug. 2. -D N S) ---twith him nnd *li riltuleil them <•> , fpim ;(1 different coiintrb-s. i n me charges. The world will face an acute short_ — ------------ — Throe others are to he tried teiihlvely t» tie- Many people that i aRi* of crude rubber within thrr<* jointly after the Stevens ru e is he found anxious t-> obtain iinlormyears despite the discovery of' bud Kwh day Tho Herald will present five questions concerning completed. They are George F. !>*•- a tion concerning tins Dale. grafting and new planting V. illiani Mr. Greer, who owns a farm nl Sanford's history, its industries, Its city government, Its recre­ merritt, rcul estate broker, (tr­ O'Neil, president of th*- (icneral iando; George Murdock, clotI.in : 'Geneva and P * ;- " ::l|l Avenue, deational facilities un.l other interesting subjects. Tho answers will Tiro and Rubber Co., of Akron, clured that be found plendid iou*i: nnlesman, Orlando; and A. K. Gil­ I ' i K SO NVILLE, FIs., Aug. 2.— bu given with tho questions. Persons who have questions whicn Improvements at the local office Ohio, predicted before sailing for liam, Fruit Growers, Clarcon ■ in practically all of the states that h. J r * ’ hundred and thirty-six ( I N S ) Thomas YVIggs, local carthey dc-..lro to have included in this column, may commumcato Europe on the liner Aquataniu to have come simultaneously with nn , cs ^ave been added to the All six o f the defendant* -ere ho visited. lxr.t-.-r, " im-tr^itly killed ami past of flee as a result of increase in business thnt bus been study the rubber situation abroad, freed by u ju ry in the ................. rt with Tho Herald. ____________ ____________ ____ —— W. 1 Barrow lies seriously injured ( IIINF.SK TROO PS i. .. h t" nt has just been completed steadily on the incline during the chiefly in England. on Ju ly 10 of charges of ki*lnr.pir tlm Dir d County Hospital ns a A N SW E R S •QUESTIONS lK.*».0nilrttc^or** The additional past 30 days, according to Mr- A T T K M IT E I) A SSASSINATIO N pin?; und ussnult with intent t" 1. Sanford House, built in t s . . >. WASHINGTON \ q 2. (I N S ) • •’ two aut*.1 . What wus the name of the <f l n a ve* l he local office a total Hull who predicted that good busi­ commit murder in connection villi ( Chinese t r - . p have occupied th • . ' ’1" 1 al ‘ho intersection of Lack- first Hotel built in Sanford? n. ' according to an announce- ness conditions will continue to the kidnapping und floggiii" f Standard Oil Company’* r< idea . 2 . 1880 . -min n* l.dgcwood Avenues HONG KONG, Aug. 2 ,( I N S ) — prevail for the remainder of tlu*2. \Vh»-n was the first railroad Wituy J ' P‘ »«*». postmaster, .it Wuhu, Admlrul ('• S. W illia m - . 1Imi \e.-*t*-r*Iny. Neither of the two Chinese reds attempted a third Charles Nicks on July I I. la-: t.u turner. m-ii i l^e *nstsiiatlon of more into Sanford? 3. Fire in 1687; Yellow Fever 'commander of the A-iutic fleet, rn- '< to "< m -upant- of Vie ears, Luilt Increasing facilities will im­ time to ussassinaUs Li-Chai*Sum, 3 . What three disasters ha'O in 1888; und the big freeze in 1 * 3 1tiL , Xt? increasing the faciliRECORD B IL L IA R D IM N garrison commandant ut Canton, . ported to the Navy Department to* b i vsetv ■ r « p o r t e d ____ . .. v-iik k , e overcrowded office, prove local postal service und un­ to lia r being thrown against the two visited Sanford doing great harm? 05. - * , ( * . * h«en completed on an ad­ sure local people of the most e f­ according to advices today. A MANILA, P. I„ Aug-2.-(INS>r -j'.l,,yKHor. j" ' etng made «- - •• . u\ ai t; impact. mine planted in the stream oppos­ 4. 3,500. 4 . What was th* jHipulation of ' vwiml rim c f 1 04,I blH*!bWV0 It tfVaCUOU'Me M ImutHl. > r A , 0un." |he mailing room space. ficient handling of nmil in the A world nnd l i s t e r Mott, ite army headquarters lay direct­ L T ’ 10 fcct '’y 26 feet, bus future, the postmaster stated- The ly in the path of the General s mo- iards was cluimcd torlay by Manuel |* Ith the i.rer-D >'• ’ l " ' ' #|riv*,.rs c f the the de death cars, were re- Sanford in 1002? 5. South. _ , improvements were obtained by 5 . In what direction from Bunwn locully ut Zamboanga, 1nnd two plane:. w n >n • ' hcw h A t! W - ,.n rear of main hcavy bund n ftc r their torbout. The pilot of the bnut.how- Diaz, known Mr. iiu Hall after considerable effort* Phllimiines’ billiard chau c h s m - ' ^ u hu nov. t.-iul • •< m»cn, Ail ■ t’jnnli.” “ uoiuonai space wr. ii a u c r consmei**• <>'; ............................. . in time who was Philippine!' ford did the fir s t r«Hrvad r u n , I arrest. 1llama said, pion last year, "f Lens Must Pass On huestionOfWhether Favor Misap,ropriationOf Funds [ficials Must Be (eld Accountable Japanese Strive For. Compromise CHANGES IN CITY CHARTER OKEYED .T' BY F.L WOODRUFF BodySoItWouldSink in j , a - , SNAKE BITE 11AT 1 1 ’EY W EST I sw >• i SACCO GOES INTO Admits He ltowed 17TH DAY OF HIS T h e Death Boat Doctor Also Cut HUNGER ST R IK E Says Open And Weighed lominent Citizen Dejlores Squandering f Hospital Funds W i Beadle Gives W ritten Confession To Sher­ iff Pecot Revealing How Crime Occured m finn •<> 5 Papers Affected In (1«nsolidati«nl{y II ear si And Block Local Firms'Will Run Second AndThirdLake County Ads This Week Sanford ban ily I : Back Home Alio 11.1)01) Mi l e T o u r ;S S u ;X K ’i“?unS ' ta ""'I As Car Is Hit By Train 8 Farmers On Jury To Try limner Smith T r i a l Of Another Orlando F logger Starts Second Day Orlando Mon (iuust Al Rotary Luncheon A s k M e A n o th e r! facilities O f S a n ford Postoffice Are Increased With Addition Of 336 Boxes Two Fedestrians Hurt As 2 Autos Collide’ m rstV S i M3 irl �FTFG : ; §3 : ' V » '} ' W >w , -r ’r t c i r \ r ? r i r? p r w r ------ * ■i i —1 kMW 4 M • W« »**i •■* * I <6 H T ] 8 trl ro t //./ /j / l*\ J k*wi > t.« ‘ ci •• ’**»n ••• ••— J mJ kwi A «& u i >—4 J f . J llW • P f e l A 3 (5 IB e i M 1 l & Sa m net’r ► sj* riwra £@3K P-'i'j B f ** .|Lj r '’ 'A Thfii'i! is no 11 . ■; . beyond critic’: m. 7 : d I ..A A v i ••!. an assinine a? ;< r l’« a 1•i’ •*.1 a » • •,• $ tr- 11< criticism. The a i rH nr a pb .• 1-an r ;•;! Li .41 has mad ■■ vc : • < . . • < i c.d: trie present s>u a a n \* • rs . n . Ti. i..c! gumenl c* iv jm n ha . b.*t n . imp ■i * • r at ions oft h< facts.' . d* . and the motives' !r >i\ . direct public client a i < die adv; from imprm ' •>; tj. - • ml City the in opened ;uiun j., to i, wii these: VI ijc,fri .•r| i•i- iii ri i i iv. iM on lg*et amendm< ,w i!!i penait for it’s violation, won ' i eve nt m i:.., •• i i: J :mi of 11 ( 'ity’s funds; would h I COlll i(l‘..MK'( om th'> j trl of t! persons lioldinf ( ity ies. and would •!::» i iK■Ci‘ on the same sol d u. } i is a. the < md in1'. vent in the future t he p yinent of large cam of th City’s n the s* P SECOND: Tha . , is mm mail col un i’epreseiitativc, and in in- more democratic, (It. . a Un < man commission; tha !j ti tacts prove tl: ti Li. businc.' banks, raih one and t ek ; -b «. y'] »vDj etc.—as well a •the la rger and better City <yov(•rnmenl have found that llie* 11 nployrncnt of mor< •than t1tree me 1 t heir adv! i •has IK' ■.I'M x |l j> ^ S lV n u - s s . : . (i—d J A * r 4» r i ri Jr N H. Gv i !io i ( >i.*r city is in a financial ci isis and needs immediate r. li f. The budget system hones ly carried out and a fi\ n an cormni: -ion adojiiing an economic policy offer this relief. The personal views of the editor of the Sanford Times as to the men who favor the charter amendments and their motives for advocating a change are of so little weight that they are not worth considering. It is noi ;i m •' i •' o . i j U O . u i ) t o s o m e * lesti : ; 1; it is a question of MEASURES. **M hat •y bomb. TI •County can we do to be saved?” We insist that the attempt to DIVERT the public i Hi): Tha; t lectini Mayor by the vote of thought from the REAL ISSUE to something THAT IS •is the mo: i emoer way of select iny a mayNOTAN ISSUE, that is, from MEASURES to MEN, isa political trick, intended to enable the opposition to die \)l-RTH : That the p ■rt\ owners are entitled' charter amendments to hold up the members of the ( ty ' bethcr »*r not they sli:. hav-* new streets in front ( birmi sion'as martyrs wnom the adoption of the chart­ • 1 • ii wha lard type of street er amendments would be equivalent to burning at the ■*e u*cd. stake. e lia hern no ) ifU\S(i) Another political trick of the opponents of chart r San; »rd T :mes . 1 1 ie \> iblie meeting;, amei imonts is to hold their public meeting the night be­ i ax . ayers Ls'ague add l ave given the fore : 1 e election so that the Tax Payers League will have 1asse ,’t a ms matJo in slitori.il published in n o ( banco to verify any statement made at the meeting Smul1•l# i*>, • •»i 1st. op jrlunity to refute any sophistry or nVisstat OUib JI.»| k1I•*- • st. K im • ing tads, the Sanford r going to : :! i he ti' i .lhie of having a steno* meat :. ike a ( ’ORKi !< P rci rl of what was said at The Citizens <>f Sanford, however, have thought ;i r. would not p iiiis! i , ibr how could they ex- ;*/>•< ' deal upon the issue they arc called upon to decide Idic j) 1>eli *'.■( ,i1 Wo i ti of the editorial when it the only ib ue. Whether or not our condition will be imfij]t :* i dpi <»<J 1hi- it 1 by enforcing the Commission by adding* Tv.<> lilt -‘tIt • i Li*i. !•«' ■Liiiy. capable mu experienced business men to il/s number; ID!. b • •ci ' co d 7 THE nnd who' .•or not the other well considered charter aA ' i LI A RLE INDEX OF mendmeni ; are not all ste))ping-sloncs to a better and ..........is * a mau <.i* of opin<’ity government; and they will not be fooled udii .sn uf Ida City, but by any political tricks of the opponents to charter a. i.' r Labiisb: 1bv the City’s iner.dinent or permit them to divert their minds from oratorical camouflage that I* A( TK in the ease. i '•. f- »r i he onounents of i can fool ALL the people some of the time and .11 l . U N THE d< )ME o! the people ALL THE TIME, but you can’t foul in the beginning. ALL the people ALL the time.” n 3 1 \ 0 T a'ayes. And the larger •ot so easily controlled .1 ions seeking: person­ . .ion consisted of five is> pract icjiily certain 'if. would have been the Co ml.v Ilond is)v would ha* e been I JO /•A * i i. o <• 2- i J.a Every public offTial tVmi i' ’ ’ivsi-k-i i • f lb United States u< \va . makes and censored v* t, hi.- ac ■•; :*p- c ■*.»:' . ,v;( v u T n —1 rriu’ Taxpayers League lias dihvently »•u••Ii l fur the truth, and assuming, as tlu ” !at! a right tn do, th..‘ (lie records of the cay, as made by the City C\ n11• i -;io»>ers. speak the tru!h,ihcy liave « u i the p i*. T- i a-’ as shown hy ti * ( . .■nyei-ds. , lV J f .*TT’4 TI, 1*2 R— 5 i J i JL • J± w Gs. Fm v \ i \ CiT/ n •i iin'-Ra® n n ® »SH Sr. M l ■ 3) A 1 v^, liJjj J7 ■ a iS n ^ H rTv?» a wS si*. . THE SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY, AUGUST 1 1027 P A C E EIGHT nsr— J 11 -• **V* "c '.r'A- V>. x. * ,.,v . , f m v.5. F; Thresher Chairman J. J o A. P. Con jj 1] ]1 wvy Geo. A. t Fred R. T R. k& i t ( . £ I t i J l l C i k Goo. G. Herring J. G. Leonardi F. L. Miller H. J. Clause P. F. S. T. �SANFORD HERALD. TUESDAY. AUGUST, 2, 1027 Talk About a Family Wedding! *♦♦<•❖ •1 +++++**+*+-fr$+*+++***+++++++*+*++*.|..|.++.l.++++.}.+*.».#*.t.4,.t,+lf+++>ji+-!>, <^ * ......................................................................................................................................................................... ' M n H n n *!* * 1 t V News fmm Wnll Street that the Du Pont intercuts h*/ I been buying heavily of United Staten Steel has given rise to the rumor that an affiliation between the three great i or|>oiatioiis I In Pont do Nemours, IJ . S. Steel nml fleneral Motors is imminent. Tin1 I Mi Punts already dominate (ienoral Motors, Pierre S. Thl Pont (rig h t), chnirmnn of the fleneral Motors boar'I, is mentioned a a probable director on tIn* United S tales Steel boo id ami may be elected the steel liquid' h i liairmati upon the retirement of lllhert II. tlary (center)'. Other rumors say Alfred P. Sloan (le ft! may leave ln > p" it ion as president, of tieneral Molot to ^understudy as a possible successor to Judge (Jnry. Vou don’t hear of many quadruple weddings but liero Is ono In wtilrti threo brothers nml their sister worn married recently at itlrniiiu;. ham, Ala. Tim principals were l)r. I.ullan Kirby who was married to Miss Jean Harms of Anniston; Itev. Otis Kirby, wluisu bride wan Mis* Katherine Evans ot Fairfield; Taylor Kirhy who was married to Miss I.urretln Hope of lllrmingham. and Miss (ieneva Kirby, bride of Herbert Wet nor of Jersey Cllv. N, J . Pi * y I‘ M T l.*tm lit »*u 11 Pi *\ •»t. r;.» v M*m»-m P’lrw ‘‘i M »*l. i j IIIAOONAI. T I C K S * ■' Uiagoiml tin I,m g i s one of tin* f * "i 'i* ' ■iinnii'i^s fi c wool crepe de chine dresses. ^ j^ { ] ‘Inti >• I I*'? I •III u I * * I Ifs\ II •* I* I I Purl •i i Mm I N’m *• A (it 111TIM, Plan Airport on Poslofficc Koof • P i­ II ll I K eep F it! J. I r.tP t, I • *., • iitin I; Spihl V 1 nr im i • I ‘tit * i» if I Ml •ot * • P AVIATION SLATED FOR DISCUSSION AGAIN BY S0L 0N SI m k i; i in i; The animal SlifKIiuMi'i meet tog of |be Sanford Oviedo Truck *irowers, Ine,, will be held at the 'mi rt II oiim' Tin'ola\ flvening, . . ,. • . #lli . i t .1tflm IMIi I t Ml n Kr If. .-hr •f tit** in •i« i if . n. .1* III*. in m it It. | * III IIIt i> «m » pi.*« *-H iii i|n* \.if I••11n pi i f tin * i * ***III t \. i U lit |i til* III).f ttfprl.ll «*!**» tl.ffl V i I \ P. If III f Iii »itmlM*Dt Mi- in fln I ‘iiiifil • Ii 1 I II. Mil 1 •*! :•* in Ji»mI* H iml him It 11!*•*’( inn jtli.nl Im t • tu l l i f t • 1 1 ;i m l t i n i ;» t i ' i * 11*' 111U It. A. Cobb, Seely- l ien till "I t|l* «MlVIf •II Ilf >, l i t :i*lf •fllllt * tit Mu" 1*" PILLS D O A N ’S ■ :• ■ ■• n ... • J.• "H " .*. * n : r s J. l i l ' W *i|l,| |l* 1 H 1ti 11' 1•* 11* 11 lit ■.M«l Ml Hi'lUlimlu !• r it |if 11lift i.f lidl h **■> i fti»11 1 tin 4 It U*'t'l, 1II |l»| I d I'll"' t*11|i| till 11 df ’ It :" a 'M n n 0 0 A« (50c Slirrtilnnl Oiurrlic In I ho KlJrteyo ftotr, Uiit^uc Co.UI«. LU*.iu..UuSJ. a MY. 4. Hint '3 I B n c k I'ing. I,ct:l n o b u g escape. Kills every fly, mosquito nnc! roach in your home—and newspaper which your customers read every night. I he evening newspaper works at night for you while your store is closed. Combination E t# :> C I he evening newspaper is the best msurance against a dull business day tomorrow. a s B e a tc h 1>i;i! * Rcach Ilie right people at the right I Tires hour through the right newspaper by ■:’ a■ Ii I X! ♦ advertising regularly in f: f- if f # Our 1Tices. --------- 1 F o j a. F L O R ID A 'S C IIK A T SU M M K IlT IM M T O W N I... < ..n l. liM-ntlnn .»..«> ) . : < . « s m i i l f l o i m nil .n.-r I .. I m l s i n l r , no.I h i.tr i O llr il I 'n t l i 'i m lln.i-l. ... ,.1,1,1 |,V lu rlim nlp »u* Immu h.mi ........... m OiI k h I 1.. I,,.,, ,| |B • ..«», . I i , t h e l l n r l . r , r -l n i - » i V l l - t e n r • lln i.ii. W n r n i In n i l * . - " I .... 1 In ....... lit. r. II-. W i l l i e , rn II I* n l r r . n l 1 , , n r U I -«« lil e , Kroiii lli, Nnrlli Kant ...... Ml , 1- \V, ................. Men’s Linen Wash Suits (One Day Service $1,00) i Sanlorri Laundry PHONE 475 rfm i 1 , ■ ,,,1 I e. u. i r i l u r l l . r e l l n i n l e . t h e l l e n e S n m l f u r It... u n - n l |ir.t,(,w n f e n l r r l n l n i n r n , r r l i i r t i li. ' l n . l r . ||,,, w n r l . l '* u r r . i l . - - i ■nnnlenl . . r u n n l r n l l n n , 4111.I l n . l l , l. ln i. l n i l l - l , , , „ t ,|l(. of • r tr n li n .llr n n f n o l i ' r ......I— n i 'r n n nml i i , , - , ) | „ , u .,| f, f l s l . l n u , k n l l t l n u , n . M l n r l n u . r h l l i i u , Ii u m I I i . k , • n l l l . i u , , 11el. I In u. It" on ill. nl »11miner 11in.- I..titl, I'r.,,, 1,. |„ , I ' l s . t i n t ......... I . r n r i i l i i n m l ( l i e I n r o l l linn I....... n , u „ „ , | I,, i t ..... .. >1, e n d l » r e n r h l n u f u l l m i t t . U||| ' X1I1I r e * - III « l.n in h e r n l I ........ . In , ........................ r . - i l - r e i l ............. r u l e s In tit,In in , » | i i i r l n i e i i l s i i i i ,| |l||t (( Ocnd f o f t . . . - ; ______________ 5 J ) « i » s ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ z z v ’ representative” into the homes and to Build tomorrow's sales through your advertising message in the evening A Wonderful mE im ■ Do your rales slop when your sales­ men start for home? The evening newspaper will carry your message and promote sales six nights every week. department stoics. Powder 15c up, and % Tlie Credit Association in an nr gA iiicd society f*>r the prevention o f Cruelty to Credit. Ju st Fay your bUh when they're due, and help to ppevent this cruelty. |Tho Sanford Credit A *'n. Inc, -w--------------* V— ing the night hours? other bugs, too! S<j 1iI at drug, grocery, h ard w are and m W ---: stand still” dur- the very people you wish to reach. i •' ------How?1 1 WASHINGTON, Aug. 1— (IN S ) S ) — «longrpHH at- the coming sos* |«'4*lldtl J ~ - ** slbn mny again be the scene of a 'I'lm r ••11•*v m u 1 1* * -*41 ufc ii* U*** ■ Mi'Ciri; n r r t . i : i t i h \ ri|t|i*itlii*i| nut *1* I u n f it *1 i t\i* | ; IS I l l ’ll I’It V i iv* n i L * f. »uif heated and IntetiHivc rlebate ovet leatr t I n' flip h ilt tiny Hf \tit ii i. iM.fi, j** r [ bju t'lniTt .* 11•I rl* i Iv m I M.Hji* . the value of aviation to military H it *lit I * 1*i|i I <-| till H’l iif !!**• I 1 Nil lit I IIII*l IfIII sitfvieos, in the opinion of many I *l**r iti i I #»■t IhL» ehi * i-ii.ii i ••i ;tt *t h Mi • • Mm I N’ .t I \V* *t •11f 11Icil" \ 1 IC t .Mu \vi» II. I'lfi li,r war amt navy department officials. 1i GUl.lt l •«*Ml*itl I’«.*», I. 1" i *111M*,iu 1••ti, ^ Ai'T In t* fn*•(i'll ID., Ifl, IT, , T h is opinion is based on the j' 22, Mint L’l.r.f i IimJM* 1 H U I, liltWN lit I K a i l I .V l i u l t / wJW* - # / VN II M ' i l A lit •11*** I " i scores o f requests for aeronautical I’, IftrDln, ,\r In « • IDTm A|f|itm*i| III*1! Vd _ Mill,*' ■ d iii't t " . information which have been pour- J .......mt.. i I . IDT,*, III lul Itiu \ •• t ||. I F o r t h e /2 p i n t I •JvVUiMflt * I I It, 1 .ImIiiin ltlv**r XJ1 vl*f;il |m|| irp; into Ute departments in the , A'/Vr'i. t ' flntrM’ hlU I I VI J fiu.lti 1(if nil Milt M .1dll II I ill few w o k s . By fa r the great­ I *Iml I I ' I'm111 J ',*>,*Mm* (HI fir : | TMt (Hit), > 11rt a L*»ii V. I l»R|M•till 1 er, number of these requests have I t **vl*tli|. ‘Ill-*i All i II•<•i *•»ti Hh'dl Ml *I ii im i Jfcj'f Ii, l t | Mil til - I *1 |i»» f*,|||f*ll I*V 'Him «‘.Mini v l***l||ml ‘*1 PO W D ER come from senators and congress­ lit ii* it t-f I** ti.im 'I** .ini |l(i\ai I K IC 1 •‘I* l L, or I T llrv .t ii. nf |h ii man. That the information sought <'**11111 If--4 m|***11 i Im t,*U* ,1 TfiruliiiM LIQUID in intended for use in Congressional H, Uhl Mil III 11•»11*! *lilt Ituifi K Mu I m\ W M 11tt >fi« * Am liiKi.fi Inti •-11,11 Mtltl •»•*! .1 T i«&Im I • debates anil also, perhaps, as po­ * I H, 11fI-1 I ' I Mi 4t tut t Nit M Muifll rtl f I»'l (III* /, ii* x M . T Ti IImi, « |i*rk I *"%> --in| t1*«111•1*■|i <111 **f ii litical fodder in the ltt'JH campaigns Iii**III •fli t K ill, T i;* H* tiulrlHR 11 *« inj the Inference drawn from the iNr»\iHfillon I.. K••I/ ’miilnlh*I **i■* i l.i (iivt I In tiff, hi language of many of the requests. A|*|n •*\v Mi* •%|i* 11*111 IM* •* ii Uil t ■* | A V .Mi 11ai ii. Vii I *,f.|i*'» I Mix ti U i i t ' i l ,r n •h * I Inti wIII Mi« I’ltH t. U>* * * »vJt'itd, Interest in aviation lias Iwen r e ­ I VV I t ,ti ii* I mu, i "1f f L* Imi* In LL ii iif! lit* !*in*" h- 1mm*-by mi vived to an unexpected extent by lit * * f i VVdli'fit t. i» if In In Im M 1 hr i•ii Iii i n| 1 Im- t ii NMiinnKMiBMntiriNUHrnKriicrNunnitKitKnnBKNKMEaKaEHHHnitn9** T I MlllUd the recent achievements of l.ind- 1 ' ■ f .’iiiifil 1 llldll | l•.i if|l| Ii v y* I * • V I lr |U'i'fd» h I iii borgh, Chamberlin, Maitland, lleg- •I**’ *iitiilir i* *i I*!* * *.......... . t ImI *T t I N it fl f It*III\ 1, hi. It. f l •• Itdflli I'I I o l|»- n ■ ”* ^ C,' s ' "Jij,. tn b erger ami Byrd ami. in the view |*t l I'MId w lit .......... . 1111f lidfitl i.‘ . f * is. II MI MI ill rl 11, <‘in L, V-*' nfj the service officials, the mili­ i I MLit ........* Nr* vI Kilt Iun tiJltl I || |i •I.............I tary knowledge gained from these I'lixllli’f f lie •i 11 Ml*'I Hi i"** '♦!*'.'in | i,<.f » ii I'nlhii! fTMl flight:. will play an important part • I fll»,tl*fll flit fin Iii- |*f11J'tr O Ilf |*. i - | in the antiedpation parlimrnlnry Mil f <•» til* it'll I'Mt tr,|| nl titU'lifKu '"I - -Hi! 1*1 Illii Hi if *"*-1,»I”*( If difrussions. , r> tvMil 9||t |il Hi th'iffur*- tint*! •»t Air Mile hell Case i»\ tint in * H" •i .ti «i*1 IMdtrii f There are other Indications, how *1till t l|*"|'r t *»( M|i, ,| [ri|tf t •f |«\ |ll>> If I Ml ,«I'I -ever, that the recently renewed Ililitl 't tlf I %kilt fI* < I N *tt I N 'l M l I h I M m' i 11 |1M I M < *'*■ *■ »| public attack bv Brig. Gen, William Mu. I l , ? r * D R»IHI fill U a Prcsriiul ion for Mitchell will also be aired at the Tl)t* f nl til «*f M.t M"t f**l lull •It 1 . I M a l iir i a , ( 'l u l l s a n d I’V v c t , til" II hti ill I * ♦ first opportunity. Coupled with in. litiilliM i l l K t r l r f I I i i i m I m** oqldieitv expected to be given the * t *tr \ i i %VtnlKiilhtit D ciigiir nr ItiliftrvH • ever. lllMlrlf'l latest Mitchell charges may mine M-t Ml i l l ’ l l I d l l 4I fit'll I'i I * l( t i l Id* it Iii IN tlie genus. j-N N the drive of the United States Air •"1*1, j IhiII !»*• Im 1*1 mt lint |irt1IMuf Force Association for a unified defeiise department" under one «*•'• rdtnry, hut with undersecretarien for the army, the navy, and the air force*. , General Mitchell and Gtldie Hickcnharher are the prin­ H cipal advisers to this nrganiznGliniiiiAtcft M o tu i’ K n o c k s tiftns. Several congressmen have already announced their intentions oM wtreducing bills providing for 11 iih the eutablisbinent of a department of, defense. Tn the meantime the army and Eliniitml.cs Tin* 'I roubk* navy are proceeding with tlo’ir ns f<tr developing aviation mi an enaive scale, but with the tKought eonUnually uppernunt of ,* keeping the air activities subordin­ III A MUNI) I'I A MON I* ate to the regular work of the two Mrvlccs. MCAVV HEAVY D iv y to t\A f t Your salesmen cannot visit people at their homes in the evening; but you CAN send your efficient “personal m * KILLS INSECTS 3 Docs stagnation reign when you lociIV your store? Locked doors shouldn’t mean suspen sion of merchandising. ;« n S asre d o e s K ill” I noiidur.ii to Sanford merchants st Docs your business s .f **f til*' vnt« t* * l‘rf 111it) Innml tin i u fit! VI** t»ml tilllVilst.H nf fill* jUllllIlH **f r *1*1 I'fi'i f ii *Ji t*hull l>*' in,ill'* in tii * ft,i mumi 1ljt| \\ |l htnDim I tin* |»l*’i* • 'l.**l •••' H»-*i**nil Iit •|nfii* . \« «pt A u n u s l J m l . !'.»:!( ul 8 MM •m w K. ......... .... mi , 1.1 . I. . 1 i .n Klecliun of ttffner ami other Ini i ■I, .It ||. 11* 11V 1 ml In tlii* f *luti 1 run 11 i Mi 1 u i*f I 1 ne: , will he transacted at thi ■lime.. *•tmt *-III I'ftlh•MufH■t , *ff Y‘‘ MMlP- * *1#11111 A full aMemlt'iice is do >red. Til i* * ti it« nml Ni*lh« *f Cl* • t . f . a u a m s , I 1*•11 Hflfi M Im |c|»|s1i* lit I h i T i n * ^ . i h 4 ill* tf ii iif "*l *J 1**1 A IP mfi«l FruMilont itH tll . 4, Vitlue . . . . . . o r Fli injt Miichlneu To. MOMary ScrvircH Strossed cJUy.'i’huiU! Who S*t«K TolaUin Support Of Administration ahm I: In i P i t f l M. - • IM .'i'iil. An airmail flying field on the roof in one of the feature of the new po to ffe e building pmpo ed for CHicSgd, ns shown |,y (he architect's drawing above. The prAltrljnii i made that by the time the t uiHiug is (completcd— within six or seven years— this will not only he a practical hut n necessary adjunct. N tn irp, o r sum k iini.uidt.s r p n l . p well, you mint kerp lltr t<)ooi| f1r*-um lirr froni •mpiirttics. It the kidnry.i Ihr, lilt..wing body pot non s In .■■miiooI.i I*-. a »r„|e condition 1 ■ic tied. f)or in npl in ( r r l ' rloll. languid, tired nn*l ai liy. A Hugging hnrknchc is r^nic. I uiics u symptom, with rlrnwsy ticmhichca nml th//y sjiclh. rli.il itir kiilncyn urc not fnnrI inning properly in often *tinwu I'V bruiting or scanty passage ot * ii rt lions. If you have rra* :*.ii 111 BiiNpect improper kido -v fnnetionin;;, try Do.in’s /'(//:. a I ester! stimulant din" t i e . U se rs p ra ise iliciu llnr.iigboiil itir United States. .1; Ajo u r iicifililjotf I ft* i \\ I • P Ml ii -l i 1•i l» ii tr* *« MM* i. it ii i run. * 1*1 |>I Io- I. N . I 1 I .1* I. Mir 11.-ii * I l« U TI m.hh. ! \\ V111111• ii V. ilo i mtjvpr, Ii \\ MM|» • \ Pi ••*fm I N*i I •* A Q 0...I lln illli Ke<iuitrx(j,i„l lUimb tlilftOM. a .. W N u ... ,. ■ u n —a personal message TITAN 3 ( l .\ 3 V i ......................... $ SE IIV IC K 7 ,:t 5 $ :\2x\ 8 .;i 0 i UHE3 $ 1.00 12.40 Hi. 10 3 .1 0 30x5 S ply heavy service 33.10 33x3 S ply heavy service 30.00 20x4.10......... S. 10 10.70 30x4,05 .................. 12.20 15.85 30x5.25 13.05 17.70 30x5.77 10.00 20.85 33x0.00 17.00 25.50 1 . 10 ■i I.S 5 *» u ", MtMlI 2.80 3.15 K •n r-rt tftUu 4.10 Complete bliH'i; of gi inline Kurd repuir purta. BUY “DIAMONDS” AT Wight Brothers Company 2nd. A .Macnoliu, HU It jwnl Sanford, or Join's Tin* Shop . i A Kin, n * I-Ierald Y our Business % Make Business Belief �PAGE THE SANFORD HERAM). TUESDAY. AUGUST, y W E’R E \ f BEATING’ | ' DOWN , i . PRICES j - W E ’R E ' B E A T IN G P R IC E S PER SO N S’ S A L E S N E V E R D IS A P P O IN T M jK Our final clean-up for the summer season. Our buyers are leaving: for the northern markets to purchase our fall stocks and in keeping with our well-known policy to never carry over goods from one season t6 another, all seasonable merchandise must go. Prices in this sale will iar central Florida. Notice no pictures or fancy frills in this ad, nothing but values and more values, and also many others in this sale not listed. Sale Starts at All Stores 8 A. M. Wednesday, Aug. 3rd—Continues 10 Days M&n’s P in C h e c k P a n ts 3 2 -I n c h D ress G in g h am Well made, cuff bottoms, all sizes 3 to 42 P a i r .............. ................................................ Genuine Amuskcag Dress Gingham in the popular checks ami new dress plaids and fancies. Yard ............................................................. . 36 -Inch Bleached Muslin M en ’s W o rk S h irts A good grade of bleached slightly filled Made of genuine IIIlie pockets, faced sleeves, I shirt. Sizes 14* •» to 17. Each ............................... V o cd ■X U i U Consisting of one large Colonial glass water pitcher and six large Colonial water tumblers. Genuine Hazel Atlas Glassware. Only 50 sets to be sold at each store and only one set to a customer. W o rk S h oes Men’s all leather Scout Work Shoes Full standard count wide. Yard F it fill I Jtu II M en ’s D ress S h o es B a th T o w els 20x42-in. size in plain white or fancy stripes. E x tra size and extra heavy. 25 cents each or .............................. /v r . iu>z. full 81-in ^ * 1£5 Hk jfi . H JL ^ ^ 1*^ ( f * S/.85 H at B oxes LOT 2 Ladiea’ Rayon Silk Teddies Ladies’ Dresses Dainty lace trimmings, all sizes and colors. A $1.95 value. Each .......... ............................. . *• •i r r •**i Silk D resses— formerly sold up to $14.50. All one price .............................................. $ g .9 5 LOT 3 Ladies’ Dresses in Voiles, Flaxon, Dimities and other Wash materials—formerly sold up to $4.95. All one p r ic e .................................. I.adiea’ blnck Kotrol Hat Boxes, full size, well made, cretonne lined. $2.50 to $2.05 values. Each j .. . _ * . . . . . . . _. . . « . . . . .* ... * ••.*•••-• • B e d R o o m Slippers Allen-A Full-Fashioned Lad ies’ H ose Ladies’ Felt Bedroom Slippers, ribbon trimmed, assorted colors. All sizes 3 to 8. P a ir .................................................. Ladies’ Shoes i i • i • i i « ■ , • • i • i • i , « # i • , i i i f i i *!i*r «'* "*!»' • ■l i • «| Double elastic bottoms and clastic waist. Pastel colors..A $1.50 value. Each .............................. ................................ | 111 CO Men’s Genuine English Broadcloth Shirts In sealed packages, made and stamped to sell 1 for 10 cents. Per Dozen and Ladies’ Rayon Silk Bloomers Final Reduction’ on all Silk Dresses— former prices up to $18.75. All one Genuine calf skin in black or tan oxfords, Goodyear welt. Made by Coble. $5 and $6 values. Pair ............................................................................................ M en ’s H a n d k e rch ie fs a * , ' . - * I 'I Made of fast color Percale, wide range of style and patterns. Sizes 36 to 46. * _t ■ ,. Made of the real Imported cloth with seven-button fronts, collars attached. A real $2.50 value. In white only. Sizes 14 to 17. Euch ......................................................... ................................ .'. Ladies’ Polly Prim House Dresses rj Made of 230 white back blue denim, triple stitched throughout. Made in high back style like Dad’s. All sizes 3 to 16 years. Euch .......................................................................................... * '.-ft'. 9 - 4 B ro w n S h e e tin g (See Display in Windows) B o y s’ O v eralls . . a . . . . « . i . . »* * • Muslin Chiffon and Service Weight in all colors and sizes. $2.00 grade—All go jfi at ........................ .............— ...............i — IM B a ro n e t Slips Ladies' all silk Baronet Satin Princess Slips, white and puftUd colors, nil sizes 34 to 44. Each ................................................................................. :i •• 40-Inch All-Silk Baronet Satin I 9 In peach, pink and white. A real $1.50 value. p p i t YA CnAprl i H f• * • • ft ’ • * i i t • */»*» • • i i t i ' i «* « - • * » * • * • ' •| a. * 8 1i 2j\ M o m m e Silk P o n g e e ’ Genuine Jap imported Red Seal brand. The very best made. Per Yard ....................... .............................. B lu e Bell C h ev io ts '1 , Genuine Blue Hell cheviots in Bolid colors or stripes and plaids. An ideal cloth for shirts and rompers. Y a r d ................................................................................... . . . L a d ie s ’ H a ts ^ Final clean-up on all summer hats, fft O ft Choice of any hat in sto ck ..... ........... ^ J L * * •* :i One lot of Ladies’ l-s-'rap pumps in patent leather mid navy and blonde kids. High and low heels. Regular $4.95 to $6.95 values. Pair .................. Chiffon and Service Weight in all colors. $1.50 and $1.75 grade. All go at ...................................... ................. ................................ ........... .. New arrival in early fall felts, $2.95 to ................................. Q fS — S A L E A T F O L L O W IN G S T O R E S — T R A D E A T N E A R E S T S T O R E Orlando Sanford W inter Garden Leesburg v n a : A * fi \ Ocala, Buildin P. 'f l �Elton J. Mongliion Tim nminum.-omriil l*y Mayor Lake (hat the City Com­ missioners will hold a mass meetinjr on Thursday night to •|hi* Brains of Britain. discuss important civic mntlers will he received with a favor­ Hitting <hi the Valve, t he Piqu*'* Nt*« Car. able response by the people of Sanford. There are many Poor A fghanl*lan. questions in the minds of the citizens which require answers tlPl.I.AMI I.. Ill: t v KIMTIIII and it is to be assumed that the Commissioners wi'J meet ny A RTiim . b h is r a n r it iiirtVM tn l i n n ; m in Cup* MKhi IP/T or Kmr (’*. M i l l ‘d H. JUNK*, NlntinuJltc I till to) the people Thursday nijfht with the additional facts and ftL'Ilxrltll’TfOX It %TKX figures which they have been wanting to know. TIIK ] \l\S C \: OF Wiile* anil HT.HI till*' I ..tv .HI» [ prim** Minister Until win i*f Great There is. however, in Mr. Lake’s announcement a pecu­ f.t.&tl l i t tluril lix. *i./x liar feature which is causing considerable wonder in the Itiit.iin, nnii tin ro fri* chief think T liirr Month* * .ih ,>r for tlv* Britirh empire. an* in III furrlrt |irt nrrh *-.0H minds of everyone. The proponents of the charter amend­ i ftimmln. Cr«*w:!n welcome tin* two Wrrhl| oillll nt |irr, H u •»**• tlr/nlit. XnMa*nf'a n '" " r r r " f ' " * ments held their meeting last Friday, one week before elec­ men everywhere the prirtec keep* >jl»rrllir« I • Ihr Jitlrritu- tion. . x I asked a number of pertinent questions, and made a injr himself :n tin* bfickyrnund, put* llui.nl .Nr*** Service, rrrrli loit Ir.nr **«« aHprtiur nr«*« ur* hiiIk i I number of charges that should have rankled the City Com­ tlrg Baldwin forward. I n m O I'miitniMl nnnl* iliilt* rm rr It'.* n great I’omhimitioii, all the missioners had they not been true. Out to this date there It.* s!l Ihr Iriiilin* r t m l * ul llir rn( I t , miriil Tht I. N. li. In rnprrlnl- has been no reply from the Commissioners, and no additional British know it. to have grout |> elMelrnl I* I' I••* 1,1»» miU Mi i*i m ire * like Canada. Alist ml la, •uannrr nf linnilllag atnlr art** I* facts asked l»y the speakers at Friday night’s mass meeting South Africa, inhabited and enn1 **llhmit rttnnl. have been forthcoming. trole'l hy European lilom!, directed . . I hr llrrnlil lr a uirnilirr **f ihr mnl M i l together hy a thinkiinr. The people are wondering why the Commissioners wait­ A Audi! I'hrrmi of I'trriiliiliiii.n. **■* W IntmiNlliiiinl AMuirlnllnn <>( I’uh- ed until the night, before election, when any attempt to veri­ highly intelligent group in that lit* l >(. European of fire of tin* British H Itrhrr*. AUterlUrrr mnl 1<l*rrO< nK 1 1Asrnlr will' ll i mull n rmh l*ii — fy statements made by speakers before time to vote will la* Kni Ilire, calk *il “Great Btituin. ’ I’nlirr-nirrul.rr In >.ilia II ■>' i»«i»Nsk ...rt.t i.r ....................... impossible. It is not that anyone questions the veracity of ___________ WK WANT NOTHIN'; that beTR" l i «»r*ler t* i f r l f j nl»ai*iliiirl> «I* the Commissioners and any statement made by them will IE vlaliiin nf ;*» w*HI a1 lung* o> anybody elm*, mnl wi* don t have to be accepted: it is only that the people do not under­ let anybody llike anything th:i‘ S r’ bunral U«lhr«« UirH stand why they did not answer at once and why they waited belongs to ns. T U E S D A Y ,A t ’Ci l ' 8 T 2. 1!>27. until l In* very last minute, when any possible effort at con­ Eventually, we shall have m i . n r.n ai.i >- i'll in. it \ m tradiction would he impossible, to present the additional government that will np; rove iS st *■— Kev**»in» >n rll| ami rnoiil* ail spending money wisely for ‘ *3t iiiluUIrnlliiii. facts desired. 4^—Orrerr nulrr rnutr* In Jn rfc io r , Ihr. ronilrurlln* uf SI. Joan* loii'ar Itlvrr Can*! ■— InntiBlirnOi.n of liliinlhlf **Fr*»■V Wrrk." ^ A— Au« i>>rul •ik uf l.ullif.na err■ rain—k(111«r», knlrl*, minrnnriM kaaMk • — A * ..miniii.ll) .;kr*l, A•—I'ninelrllnn i*( rll* lirniiOflm('* linn iiruimm. I S — * air** anil minlrrn kn*|iltnl Arcliitect Hi nt: Itl.ljt xml. Tin. tenet* ami preparation, as well as of saving it unwisely f. i o on in particular. Then everything will I*. I* _ h “ He that ns it may, it is gratifying to know that some a t­ tempt will he made to give the people all the facts regarding the management of the City’s business. "B etter late than MARIO ( IIIOSSONK .nine t never." is uppermost in the minds of the citizens today, and America and. it is alleged, carried a friendlier feeling is being manifested toward the Com­ mi agitation in this country missioners since they announced their intention of taking against Italy's fascist govern* the people into their confidence and acquainting them with ntent. This government *i*ut liimi back to Italy. Signor I’hiossone the true condition of tin* City* jfl IIIB I.E V E R S E F O R TODAY wrote t*> tiu* secretary of Itihnr It is to be hoped that the speakers will not forget to | T H E FOUNTAIN’ OF P R A IS E begging not to In* sent iiaek. The | H ° Lonl, open thou my lip*; am! explain what became of that $ fit! 1,000.0b recently raised in >■ illy mouth shall shew forth ‘hy 'New York through the sale of bonds and time certificates. fascist!, tie said, wi-.ild kill him for having opposed thei*- theories I H H praise. Fur thou desiicM imt j-ueriB flee; else won hi 1 give it. Psalm Of course we understand that about $274,000.00 of it W as l here. They :haven’t UJ1W liini, I Iused to pay principle and interest on Sanford’s bonded j „ . |but a Roman court sentences him! |gfl£ 0 :ir>.ut. to prison for 12 years, a severe wiv 1 debtedness, but that leaves $087,000.00 unaccounted for. sentence ’ P R A Y E R : — O Thou, who for talking, even for K* fist to the uttermost, it is natural What became of that, a number of Sanford people are won* talking foolishly. t r o praise Thee when Thy Spirit Jtiering. f'fillii our hearts. WHAT ROME P O E S to Also that little item about t he price the bonds sold for. Romans for talking against Of course, any price is good for Sanford in its present con­ W HERE Mussolini in other countries is l A Where are tin* children that we dition, but why so many different and conflicting stories prohnl.lv none of our business. A Real Homelike Place To Ship Coiue to The Ocean View Malt-I >1 But sending buck men wlm*i crimes ar* only political is some­ Editor 'I in. Ilci'iild: Coronado Heath, Fla. tin* two nniti**, eomimwciul con-' Every Wednesday Night thing to talk about. Thoroly screened, modern, im. Col, Yi ungherg, who recently tiderntions become of extreme in.* Lake Mary— Community House spoke in Sanford advocating tlu* pm tam e. Shi!ford and all point* provement*. Itati** SJ.aO a ikii it I,',!;:,. ' s'erbiuMy*' an.|l"d.m1t proposed bond issue for the Music hy Syncopators. ini- north thereof on the St. Johns American Plan. SI5 per office the hands sold far approximately .lk‘5. We do not la do it. All sorts of queer p ople, provement of tin* Upper St. John* River already have easy access oy i------------------------/here arc my many-colored heads lieve there is any secret about it. but we would like to know etmimmiisls, single, §2.'> dmdile. soeialitJ s, anarch- River, os tins been previously water to t lie port of Jacksonville.1 And pinafore* of green? K. J . COATES, Mgr. ists, nihilists, may "talk their heads pointed out, several times in h i s ............................^ CANAL FROM what the hands actually did bring. /here are your braided pantaloons i>H" in England. England says, u j k refctied enthusiastically to the *in|.; .S T .JO H N S R IV E R TO TH E i* * * Of dusky, velvet sheen? " i a l k all you like, hut don’t do i'oa i ('anal as one of the in- INDIAN R IV E R AT T I T U S V I L L E ] And then someone should be sure to speak at great anything.’ [dispensable waterways of Florida |[s T H E R E F O R E NOT A VITAL* Hicre is the music Imx that hum­ length on the gas plant. There are so many things about , t i.ml undertook to draw a pen pic* N E C E S S IT Y TO T H E S E COMJu stic e—o f— The— Peace med that gas plant that are causing vexatious questions to arise ...*!,'■ t ' ’‘‘^ 7 'lK'\, ‘lll)va |H" il hire o f the benefit* that would re- M l'N IT IE S AND W IL L BE OF With mystery inside? '• 1,1 bound to Ihe people of the Upper ,N*ft H KN EFIT TO THEM E \ Room !' Mason Temple /here Is the donkey with the onrs in people’s minds. Did 2.867,1)60 cubic feet of gas actually I"Ig|, !>frui:i|L I*> iitilti. St. Johns River Navigation Dis- c i '.l ’T AS IT MAY A T T R A 'T T h a t beckoned us to ride? "leak out of the pipes out on the heights," or is some favored 1 tiere Ihey know that talking is a trirt if said improvement should P L E A S U R E C R A F T ." safely valve. ^ f uJ|y curried oiic, contrasting the ____ j llVh**r*i A’renths I wove for friend of the administration having it written in his con true " \t the jiresent time , iuw- v e r .1 Wo don’t realize I hat in this potential benefit* which, according that gas be furnished by the City free of charge? Why .are tta Caere is very little to he developed ( to Col. Young berg1, now resdll Irani on the St. Johns River between' Of flowered tamerimls ? individual bills running from two to three times as high as country. Our theory I* that if you sit on the operation of the East Coast Sanford and Titusville." /hen* ure the grapevines, turned they should and what became of a large block of uti Uq*' safety •• valve with all your Canal. to colls * "This territory is doubtless ex|bonds voted .several years ago? UTight* evihrytliing will tie'all right. in tint address delivered hy v'ol. Of silver ia'-tfn* Avfmis? * i dling fertile and rapid,It* of pro­ — — ! Voungberg at the quarterly meet- ducing tremendous crops hut B E ­ Then there are those questions which The lleyald' had IHK 1‘OI‘E W IL L discard tin* inj. of the Association of Chumill, you who(comv from "»t the so little success in having answered by the Itom} \Trfrstefs. autoipoliile in which lie daily drives t„.n of ComimMee of I hi* East FO RE SUCH CROPS CAN BE post *H«w much bond m o n e y is on deposit V In whick jlrnnk^' dud in the Vatican gardens, the first j {•„„*( (lf Florida, held at Mel- 1 AI S E P , T H E LAND MUST HE To task me if I cure, and ex|tericiice has ' hat any nope hns owiud. Every ||,„„rlie, Florida, on October Pith, DRAINED f,.r you j bow much in each? What security do th e >u»kv»fra* and ly answer Ipu with them shown that 'his i* neither a sinude “gogeltcr" aulomol.ilel i<ej |. t ol. Younghcrg discussed at If you cati tell me where I .what rate of interest do they pay? And all the rest. And voting or AN I N E X P E N S I V E PKOl'O salesman henring that, will plan b*neth the possitdlities of two Simla Ruthcle Novak another thing the people would like to know is what is the a Oil' i*'*me. But, too late, waterways from Jacksonville I i SH ION." 1.0(11 C AI.-yet often pasw-l total indebtedness of the City, eoiiuting everything, bonds, I )i • jmpt* will !.t»v nit Ituliiih “ Even the most optimisin' must Minmi ont? of thone routrH ^oin^ tightly bv when a r gu m e n t s of klchliy the^*Ciiinml*simierH don't time certificates, time warrants, uecnqnts payable, notes, mobile made at Milan. I|,y the East Coast from near th • admit that the full dovclopemcnt rnuit uny help " " the (kiliiiulsHiou T IllE e c o n o m y ■mouth of tile St, Johns River pio- of tlii* area will not take place im ­ hcuum* theyf wont In help tlmni- and overdrafts? IT IS PA TH ETIC to think of a reeding soutii past St. Augustine. mediately. NOR W IL L IT PRO­ are made hy those wlm The owner of Loch Ar­ And if the Commissioners really want to make a hit mn*i like tin* pope, overburdened Davtona flvex. * New Smyrna, DUCE MUCH COMMERCE AT want to equip your car with -obor property is free from with the people hud redeem themselves in the eyes of those :v : v r ; n ■ o tte r AN E A R L Y DATE. A PLAN CAN ii1! i ipH. ■ i ;» ‘i ' ‘nVm ‘h ; * m i aixVi r i h.' tires that are made chiefly Now th a t Seymour Lowmini in [who are now regarding them with something of a look of Iu,ld within the wait* of the Vatican , ,„.in th(. St ,,(lhll!) Rive D O U B T L E SS BE WORKED OUT assessments— allot her ad­ to sell. though it lie by Ins IN : t ilth from Jacksonville past I’u- .V*,.. *'!!.!,.V-Vi - l7 Jli* tpllo ii v- 1 v vantage of this desirable b l litl kit, Sanford to laike Harney vul I i l E IN I I ,R E M Oh BO III NAN * “ |l o h a v i n g f i v e c om m issin n op H , l i e ! t h e m n o t g t v c s o m e f l i t n s v j itowov. r. the fl\ ing machine Salt Run and then hy canal to the HJA I ION AND DRAINAGE. development. Look it over, J reason that five wouhl not ho able to work "harmoniously" *•* here, and in a few years will Indian River. In this address, t\d. it is self-evident from the quotinvestigate, judge it on its fjaineaville* is another FI ■rn1,1 together. Too mm li harmony in not ;i good thing, especially In* an ft* i than any automobile, (JCM-OIITEO TIRES Yiiimgherg stated: ,*d excerpts from the Melbourne . own which i.luis discovered that be •iiuse it uses a wid *r rnuil. merits now. Are built to give greater mile* "E ach route has its advantages mid less of Col. \ oungberg, ncrordwatch'v^‘‘n v,,s* nmmmts of money are being spent. Let them not ivermnent officials beat Soon, if to* chooses, the pope age and service. Their tomth dig to his own admission, that say because it is "a personal attack on Luke.” This is one in a ship of the air, will lie aide nru] disadvantages." |ng during l>9ppi times. long wearing tread and Mile "The St, Johns River route ii there is no necessity at this titm thing that Mr. Lake has nothing to do with. We are amending to leave hi* beautiful gardens and appioxitUHtely 142 miles long whib* tor tin* proposed improvement o* waits are backed by that extra The difference between the char- the charter, not Lake. I'lv to tils beloved mountain tops, that hy the east coast is Firestone (Sum dipped prove** mithe Upper St. Johns River and 'o r election and the canal election lie wns famous as a climber of b v " and at the price we ure now sell­ that said improvement will result Hut let them give a sound, logical reason for refusing the IN thut the lafter you dig after Alps before he voluntarily ing them, they cost no more “Some lime, however, wouhl he in no benefit except as it may ntrani, and id Iho former you tlig [ * ° ttoeept help, nmmned liim-etf in the Vatican. |lost in locking through from the 11rtcl an occasional pleasure craft than ordinary tires. [•fore. Before buying tires get i*1" ; St Johns River to the Indian III-. It conclusively appears from said TH E WHOLE WORLD will la* prices. i ver and conversely.” [quoted excerpts thut tit ere is ab" A * one “ Yes Man" to another," open to him and it will not Im* "In many respects tho S t.J o h n s rolutely no economical justifiinfellow on the street suid the other ucci'R.sury far him, seemingly, to lay, ‘‘confidentially don’t you Following an investigation of several clays, Miami acquiesce in his lass of “tetnnnral Rivcr route would ts* hy far the lion for the expenditure of public link that budget amendment is a police recently seized (three thousand poundsi of candy power" hy crossing the ancient more beautiful and would appeal funds derived through the sale of Firestone Tires (itilf (•** i>od o n e ? ” , (unit i find lands now ruled by strongly to the owners of plea- bonds for the improvement of the that was declared to he detrimental to the health of those those craft. On the other hand, Upper St. Johns River south of No-Noc Motor Fuel ~oto whom Cluribftldi gave run Box :t:r.t Sanford lhere would lo* some difficulty in- Sanford to 1-ike Poinsett in the 411 W e s t F ir s t S t r e e t Tel-HM The unusually large number of v*^n Ilt<‘ itAn analysis of the candy showed that it con- control of Italy. i oi red (in the St. Johns River) in manner promised hy the Comm is leu of Saturday night's Herald ttiined trash, worms, weevils and other vermin. The candy hows beyond all question of was taken from a huge store that advertised its goods at ALL TOLD 24.lt00.ttm> auto­ . I n * upper reaches b y reason of sinners of the Upper St. Johns t River Navigation District. oubt th at the people are interestmobiles are iu use in Wt countries water hyacinth." "cheap" prices. "In comparing or contrasting (5EO. A. DECOTTKK. I in knowing what's going on. •■f the earth. The United States The Miami ease is similar to one t hat occurred I in a fommerc'* department gives the F E R T I L I Z E R S FOR FLORIDA F R U I T S AND FARM CHOI'S. Do you know that another west coast town several months ago. A small bakery shop figures. We have one automobile SIMON P U R E AND GEM BRANDS. 274.000, or, ihi treabouts, in orln- just off tin* campus of the public schools was visited upon for everv six persons, Hawaii one Ipal and in terest on bonded into I t : Canada one to L". Afghnnn“T IM E T R IE D AND CROP T E S T E D " "A Substantial -Icweler The filthiest conditions stnn lias mu* to 1,200.000. Poor lebtednesH will he due next Jnmi- orders of the sanitary inspector. Forty years satisfactory service t« Florida Growers Cakes, pies anti other confections Afghanistan, happy America. To ry. I f W inter Comes, will the lumd were found to prevail. Long dry spell ii ImuiI over. in a Substantial City ouses lie fur behind ? Not very. were made hef*\ • open windows with dust and grime blow­ have a motor is to defy tlu* law of Order now and save money by getting our R E D ! ('ED J U N E F I R S T price list before buying. Containers used hy the baker gravitation, and he n free man. If it wasn't for lax matters ing in from the outside. Fair price*. Duality Fertilizers, Prompt shipment. ouldttT thejjogislutuiv have a lot Were seldom cleaned, and the employees of the place were A M E R IC A 'S .MILLIONS, who ore time UTRovote t«* lax matters. unclean in their habits, mu <*f them having a contagions imagine they are thirsty for light ‘uyerosH Journal Herald. If It disease. wine, beer or something stronger idn't recess so much, it micht have will he interested in this: In both of these instances the operators of the places » ore time to devote to tux matters. United States capital Inis re­ were tried in city courts and fined nominal sums. The cently lent nearly $800,000,000 to , f'humbei tin’s take o ff from the lines meant little in checking tin* evil, hut newspaper publi­ help foreign count Hen develop erl: of tin* Levin than oolv adds .•+** city served to center public attention upon the cases. In their liquor production to tin* tune -y-: <v <■❖ <• <• <-+•;* *•••*■•;**;■*■ In the dungiT l»f piracy *n tile high of more than S5,000,00(1. Mean­ as. I f Captain Kidd wen* alive the east* ol the bakery shop it was forced to close its doors. while, this nation buys it* alcohol oday he w<>uhl alight on the ,!e i' In Miami the Tribune is waging a strenuous fight against from bootlegger* and poisons itf our trans-Atlantic liners, hold (he big store that permitted the sale of filthy candy. selfself slowly—or, so m e iim s . p the crew and passengers, make These two instances only serve to emphasize the importr;‘t>'< ily. in haul an d 'th n fly uway. mice of parents watching the dainties that their children eat. ilred fold since those days, so Unit T h ere stil^m-em* to exist an #*r- If the youngsters are given money to buy candy, ice cream even Goldsmith's village master onious conception In m u m circlet f*r cakes, he certain that they get t h e delicacies ait places miv'*t >>•* e*-nside*ed as nothing r e - 1 « to the c x a rl moaning of the cxA little precaution markable. From tlira great store of ression “ indulging in persona!!- Unit arp known for their cleanlinuss, knowledge tho school* pick out cor- 1 ieu". I f wo say. for instance, may save a doctor’s hill, or in some extreme cases may tain things which are worth know- ' hut Mr. Kn-hhd-So is a great, log, spare the life of a child. ing and attempt to impart this wed-off, hammered.down,k ion!.O-------------knowledge ti* bo vs and girls. We -k n ’ed. piguon-toed, how-legged, ct*n remember only a small part of [ To. - eyed. liooked-nio-ed. lopwhat is thus learned, and tiu* c h a n - ' Mired, snupeje-looihed, hair-lipped, ccs ore that when we meet sotne.'crawny-n <Tfe’d, rnund shouhlered TAMI'A T ltim 'N B I i*ni* who has remembered the same pillow-* he-ted, pot-bellied, son-of thing* which we have remembered t-gun, tliut’jWfidulging in persotiaiIt seems lo lie about time that tile swain* to allow my book-leurn- we rnll him educated. J h * . Bor we haven’t said that. we had a rcnlatemenl o f c J r de­ ed sk ill;" when lie pictured the* This, of course, is wrong. Some I l l we’ve said i* thut th:* pre *-nl Uhainis'rutitMi is <luino trrired hy finition of etioculion. We are de- '"►tic* ranged around the village of os may km*w things which we i L o-.ort violption* of the charter. ■ " f ' h‘* 1‘c rm ..* we school ma ter discnui dug in "words di»l not learn in school. It is con­ ♦ ivy i f learned length mnl thundering •et til*tin* gn»hfV**l kind of mix-manceivable that n man may he a must uwl mis m i'd , ll* I educated which w# itln) have j . n. JACKSON * , no rigid to demand of him. round: And still they e a r .-d. uni excellent teacher in some line with­ HVcinent, and 'th a t Mr. Luk . Mr. v* ■ Offici* 112 East Stfoiitl St. J* v Tiie tendency to look on the edustill the Wonder grew thut one out having heard of Eli Whitney, r?hio" and Mr; Houaholder. a* City # Phono 611 carry all lie ami it is also conceivable that one «Ml»nds* loner*, are wlodly and uited us a Kuper-intellectual seem* small head could * S T R E N G T H - S E R V IC E - l ’ K O tiK K S S <s=& m " l i l y re*|> oj»jb)e, and thatAi not («■ be u ‘bang over from the days knew.", may he side to answer all of the udoloirie in 'pertonlthtLs not by when Oliver Goldsmith mode lly Thu sum total of thing* to be KJUuo question* mat rtlll be a DANCING were i a b o u t tin* p r i c e ? W h e n M r. L u k e , f i r s t r e t u r n e d from N ew Who questioned every leaf? York, he told The Herald the Imuds sold for .115. A few days S Where are the vunislol years that later a friend of his laid The Herald that Mr. Lake told him hold the hands said for- .^ .117. to figures figures ill in the the City ('itv C Clerk's The record of our grief? .A According c c o r d i n g to lerk’s M. W. LOVELL No Assessments in Loch Arbor I r /f f t i s r x " ;;, 2 z rf r *• STRONGER Greater Mileage firestone DcForest-Sanford Realty Co. Menace To Children’s Health Seminole Tire Shop H. C. VIELE .. 10S Magnolia .. E . O. PAINTER FERTILIZER CO Jacksonville I'ki. DO THE EIGHT THING NOW “The right thing” to which we refer is saving something every week and building up a reserve fund at the Seminole County Bank then you will look forward to the future with much happiness. 4 f r Interest paid on savings accounts. AUK v o n EDUCATED? {jiin iin o iti (l[o u n f y ]!)a n k S an ford , Fla. i*-A7 shot. cenieswd to a yearning "am id st, known has increased many kun- failure as a teacher. I L O A N S We are the oldest loan establishment + in the city, making ioans continuously for | large outside loan companies. We have plenty of money to loan on $ homes and business property. See us first, quick and ei ient serv- J ice. i See Mr. Jackson or Mr. Green. �l’A G E FIVE H o r a t io B o t t o m le y O n c e T h e Getting Along Nicely,"Thank You MRS. FRED S. DAIGER. SOCIETY EDITOR Woman’s Guild Holds RINIIRVFY : Inleresljinjr Meeting , ; 1^ U11VC,I On Monday Afternoon L e a d e r o f E n g lis h P o litic s Residence Telephone 859 ASKFlVEntries In Air Race R e le a s e d F r o m P e n ite n tia r y ♦fcfo .V ; £* --•.••‘.•A i f •Ml MAIDSTONE, England, Aug, 2 political post In order that they — Horatio Ihtlomley, who stirred might win the support of his fol­ :■ si the llritish far-time public to such lowings. depths ihat he came within an nee | SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Aujr. 2 Unttomley became a member of I t* A* of being premier, was secretly re­ parliament .and was always for a An unusually inturestinjt meeting leased trom the Maidstone prison vigorous prosecution of the war t o ; of the Woman’s Guild of Holy Dole Aerial sweeprtnkes to Haw recently, having been paroled after the best advantage of the man in Cross Episcopal Church was held aii will close at midnight tonight. serving fiv»* years of n seven year the trenches. It was through his Tu e s d a y Monday afternoon at the home of l %*t*i Huge Governmental Htiilding At least two or three other entries sentence for fnuidently converting constant demands for better treat­ Mrs. S. A. Huston on Martin Street. business meeting fur <*(11 (In I ari| expected before tin* barrier de­ to his own use money subscribed ment for the common soldiers that Program Calls EnrAdtiiiionRoutine business was carried L . „f Wesley Ulus* nt to the vict"ry bond club which he he established his great following. out under the direction of the Guild al Oala Where ll Is Pro­ scends. ! their class room*. founded. He was bitterly Anti-American li# 1st The two latest entries are those president, Mrs. A. I’. Connelly, a f ­ | v Circle Nn. 5 <*f the posed To Erect Huiltlings and denounced the United States Bottomly, journalist and finan­ of Jack Frost, who will pilot the [hurili will meet at .1 ter which plans were discussed for for its failure to enter the war. •u Lockheed Monplnne | owned by cier "f sorts, walked out of prison lunne of Mrs. G! A. the annual bazznr to he held DeAfter the war Hottomley became WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.*< INS) George Hearst, local newspaper alone. The man who at one time ceniher first at the new Parish I French Avenue. — Pending re-submission of the publisher, and Arthur V. Koger.i, was hailed and acclaimed hv thous. ,n ""j ' House. onds went alone t.. cm.nlrv ! ‘icrtakings which became more and !o his his country who will fly a monoplane for the government's first year section of Plans were also prefected for a fKDNESDAY home in Sussex, where where he be found in .Sussex, found " ‘w** ‘’omphente. and finally he of the ‘ kitchen shower for the new parish the $211(1,000,000 building program Bryant aircraft Syndicate of l.os .001 was prosecuted by the government uulding Circle that his raving stables, his luxur­ house. The kitchen has been es- , to congress in Angelos. Another entry is report­ for alleged fraud. During n long December, the ious furnishings and perhaps bis jrch wj"., ‘i!!'1?'Onpk'nt Peciully designed hy members of , treasuiy-|u.*t office commission ed to lie on its wry from Okla­ extensive wine cellars had been sac­ and dramatic trial Buttomlsy act­ Ifhton at • <' ■the Guild nml will ho homa City. ed ns his own defense counsel, completely tin« ordered a re-survev of many rificed to keep his family ship a. It hlhot • tree . furnished hy these ladies. but was finally convicted, lie cities throughout the United float while be was in prison. FRIDAY j Mrs. Charles UNION MINERS passed into the oblivion of Maid­ J .1’* , . T. Puller, who j States, where it is proposed to Itotlionli v still has a following stone prison with thousand* still ettinger Circle of the I leaves sunn for Myrtle Heneh. S. C. j-,.ct ,„.w f,.,|,.rn| |,Mj|dlng*. COLUMBUS. ()., Aug. 2 (IN S ) nnd some of his admirers bail plan­ believing in him. Now he comes ’hurch will meet at •'!:-! and Atlanta , tin., made a most in,ru. This announcement was made by —Governor Vie Dmiahey today ned a home coming celebration for forth alone, hut determined to re­ I the home of M rs .11«-resting talk during the afternoon. Myrtle Avenue with) A fter all business had been at- Assistant Secretary of the T re a s­ asked governors Ed Jackson of him but the prison authorities re. win his place in the sun of public "Of*11"* ,„j Mrs. Moye as host- tended to, a social hour was en­ ury Carl T. Schuncmnn, in charge In linen, and Lett Small of Illinois leased him sooner than expected, favor. of the liuilding operation*. . , ( anil with great secrecy and lie was joyed, the hostess serving dainty to join with him in an effort to Surveys are aimed at bringing j IJ ni('li miners and operators of the al home befiire bis friends knew nf t „f the Methodist refreshments. the commission's data up to date, centeral competitive field resume bis release vilit meet with Mrs. Undaunted and still displaying obtaining the exact rciiuirements J negotiations of the Miami wage Fifth Street at I <*’much nt the murage which made of the cities, and possibly to pro- [ conference him a kern to the British public, vide for more extensive buildings. — ■■. -WASHINGTON. Aug. 2 .- (IN S ) i Ml IN DA Y Bottom ley plans to start nil over Within a month all preliminary, HUNTING LICEN SES H E R E — Final reorganization of tin again, it i* iih<[pr.Htnn(). }{f* will rt»* (Guild of Holy Cross details of tin first year s program Federal ProliBill ion Bureau was ihih : enter th* field of journalism and [iiunli will meet at I will Ih* completed. A consignment of special deer todoy by Seymour politic- and strive anew to build announced The circulation of bonks nt the Mr-*. Mortimer Glover licenses and state bunting permits Results of liie surveys will he Low man, new dry chief. library in July was .'t.il22 which was |laced before the bureau of the bus been received at the office of himself tn a position of power. „rv on Palmetto Ave. Appointments were made as | "John Hull." the weekly paper 605 more than for July of last year. Budget at a special building h e a r - 1the county judge nml are now rea­ which Itnttnmley made into a follows: W ill lii* G I v P I l i Uiit number 2,-170 were loaned ing opening Sept. 15, Six district dy for distribution among local Maj. II. il. White, who has been j "III , . . , to adults nml 1.14(1 to children. engineers have been detailed by! sportsmen, according to an an* household organ of the working acting as assistant commissioner,! classes, lias passed into other Fifty-two new members joined. Supervising Architect Jam es A. nmincemenl made this morning by Itottnuiley must find a named general supervisor of field Mrs. Cassandra Schultz, in charge hands * _ |making the total membership 2,1172, Wet more to make the surveys. organ, but this he intends to do,it officer*. Ehlrley O'Hara Is her name nml pretty Is her face, so she should ge*. I of the office. rf ike Chuluotn section , \'{ wU.\ih «nd WH is stated In January the commission will Alf Oftednl, deputy eommis- ^ along In the movies, don’t you think? At any rate, she Is. Hlilrlefl J: j a picnic on Thursday i Juveniles. I he reading room attend- j surv,,v, f other eities and When lie went Into prison Bol- winner, appointed assistant eommis- t recently wns signed to be Adolphe Mcnjou’t lending lady in toU next P R ISO N E R S ESCAPE L a!cording to an nn- i 1" 11'1' f" r «'“.ntb was tomh y was rated a rich man. He sinner, to succeed White. ...........5411, .“ 'i |an towns not included in the first production. met case of .»o over the same period .... . ; made by the rnmmittci 11*' ' |* 1 IVyears 1*311 si budget. Included in this list T A L L A H A S S E E Fla Aug 2 - had racing stables, a fine country j Jam es E. Jones, special assist­ li i* Fit l i I f f ?1i f 11*l i t ft* y o u r , 1 in* n t u i y u t t i ' u i i i i i u ’t* four of the ■arrangements wiH be a number of cities on the ,|\'S) Four prisoners ewa|ied‘und estate ami a luxurious London ant commissioner named deputy fcnd basket lunches will i ni ont h was 1 IK. *IUiio •r> will sell In 111* hi*)>•**' borne, but all these have gone dur­ commissioner to succeed Oftednl. t vl.l, Will*M IT M,\X (K S i iaiN • iiioi l,i'„t lililili-r, for cash, ttl Ut. made ,,, 1 wcMern c.msL H was contemplated fo|lr w,.rc brought to the State ing bis i onfinemeiit. Acknowledgement is t llfll t i l i l l l ' I 111*1 I *' V l l t l l * ' **f ?* « * 1 about 2 o’clock, it was I to Butler for ! I 1 1 1 * w" h favorable legislative act -, f arm to begin sentences lull tit-iru *' hi C h im p * •' H * ! cont .lour **f I he i .'nurt House, T. He delay in the dinner George TilleV and nlV( Hottnnilcy was one of the most ANOTHER GIRL D ISA P P E A R S Mm nl.tr VC t’Dlill'd run?** li> til Ito- i'll* ,.f Sanford, Seminole Count |ton actual construction on the sec-1 v..* ton lay, started the month in n book* ntui magazines received. I, riurlil,. .ill M.poliiy. the (til tla> arranged so that local unusual figures ever to achieve MA It 1E TT A , Ga., Aug. 2, ( I N S ) l l . i f i . i r j i ! * ! . * i h*i n n I* A S t u l l U. ,111111*. * ,,1 ont year s program would he start 1 | )Ury wr.y. according to Judge Tom M il'* t A l' I!• 27, same he­ Lp....,,' \ .if th. Si*v filler nHi i ml I.In t t'hciih iy attend after the stores fame in British public life, lie _Tl|(i |fi u,|nPI can ed about July 1P2S. nit of d si'Gond hini»m |n,. 11 . • in Mi«* Bi*ftpin ■ lm: .. Rule l».t> of September. A I* E. Andrews, state priso i stipervis- bail mine of the usual British re­ *, houses are closed, \V \\ Wtlwlii. I' i .’T, iimltiK tto maul hours of sal*-. young girl here within less than a Mf the llLniinilitt t)o follow Ilia ileserlhcil real eMJlJe, the uftertio'm entertainserve and conservatism. On the week has caused alarm and led to .1 m i n e «*f M**« T « C|||» T h l n l J mil* iliini,■ in Setiilnol*' .......... Florida, he form o f horse racing contrary he was hnmbastir nml a speculation as to whether there 1ini Mjir.'till ill ii ml fun S *•m I m 11* I»iw 11 , , r . n i f i t >, i**li.rhht, u I *• * m •• " WOMAN SUICID E Loyeil. flag waver, yet he appealed to a may have keen foul plnv. l.ol two 1 1) of Florida I,a ml and t i t l c r . i l mii th e 2**Mt »hi' * f h i l t A i ‘oionix.itloii I'onipanyV Celery 1» In .i cmi".- p.'tHlhm in tli* large section of the public who MEM PH IS, Trim., Aug. 2.(1 NSi swore by him. I'laiiliilloti. as shown on I'lat reHe was much i \ T ill! « IIH I IT i in u t , m ;, . »*h* ult • •i i 1 1 **f it»* T v i n l j • T l i l h l r.irdrd III I'lul. Hook l. ptute t*U J n * l Ic 1 s11 « T iu n it i n mint f * * r HcntM —(Fearing that her husband no sought after as a speech-maker II Vl'KKVI'll J| l l l l l l l , I nil I ll' nnu* S> lulled* County Record*, cooW n r t t t :i\ longer loved Iter, Mrs. Jess Windi s a m i i ’ i i i i o n . m i i : i n i v n i.iliilna live C,» acres, iimra or nnd wherever lie spoke thousands Ih. !•* I i l S' l H M N I I A N 11 M • I t T U A d i : (Continued From Page One) P l .UOTl t III A. bum, 2.’1, :*n aviator's bride of two fought to hear him. His criticisms n , . . . , . 1' N *' <•( ( M l * A NX ' --..»i»**« .ll O ia .ililr. I and Mrs. I.e Boeuf to furnish conn-' ----------I MAH' SAI.K will I.*' Hindi* to sailsA N I> M u l l U . U l i ; m i l l , xv l s» li ll m n -i . n um i nll*i ' ii Hie H ie l a w s **l *>i t i l <•(’IMP AI NVM r.lt |iiiril| i»ttf, : I *1 »M alt. caused j LOS A N GELES, l ut., Aug.2.— months, fired a pistol shot through of the British conduct of the war St i l t * ,*( 11,11 111.1 Is I ' l i mp l a l ni i i i t . f> «.ild Itccr*'*', I o k •'■her wtlh n f the younger set in sel for Jam es ISeadte I'l.A IN A N T her heart last night and died this I* ant costs. gained so murh favor that at one 1*11,1 11 A I t l l l K T W t l . I . I S I* I Ml I t i l " ( I N S ) —"Aimee and ‘Mu’ have IV* br# receiving announce-, him to turn state’s evidence, Irene ' made I inli'd .it Orlando Kbirlda, HU* morning in a local hospital. In,i: ii 11 r lilts an.! .m i in n.M ii'.s.t time it si emed possible Unit lie i . a it i : . i : r w i i .i . is I* is 11 •■t at mi-: up." That was the reassuri.ml S C M IN ( ||.I: c o l ' N T ) HANK i ; v t |, ,|n> **f J u l y , 1!*!7. Vifrtmd of weekly dance* I 11^!V %*J‘ *‘ A"‘ ay;: I'CNP.tXTs 1 might heroine premier and even When they w e re 'fir s t arresti»>« measure circulated today li­ i o tp o ra th in o r a a n ln d nnd e x is tin g " ll.!,IA > l Y Wednesday night at s i ’iccr.vi* NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS MASTER’S Ni iT1 1 ’K . .r* u n d e r 1 (to* l a w s *>f t h e S t a i r o f h*l*«| .S p e c ia l A in s je r. the conservative Biitish statesmen ed,’’ Irene told Interiiatiimal News " lu,1t-r members of Aimee Semple SAl.i: i. m i n a t . I ' r f r r n l n n l «, (. W i l d . 1 A ' I o i l . KS ,X i J C R NUV, Sealed bids will be received by were considering offering him a cl vice, "we thought that l>r D i e 1 McPherson’s million-dollar Angel MiT (IT: IS II Kit Kill* iltVK.V'Tn N Mt.I.IM. a* Special Master In, *i,dl.ll m s f o r C o m p l n l n a nt. last Wednesday night bitter tin* Board of County Commissioners Ll by one of the largest »'«** would hire counsel to protect > T.m|.lr regarding the hit., of Seminole County, Florida up to T**. r I .,y 1,0, ,, * Itnein nIL The doctor assured us 'ptarrel of the Evangelist ami la* W in g n dance this w « * ) ‘ |u ,n “ lls i n “ " " l l " assured us » , .. Alinwit* Kennedy 111 a. m, September *ith, 1U27, for |mu«u- was furnished bv D.at everybody would have a fair '', , 't* ‘"intue lunmn.i > A conference of .attorneys re the furnishing of all labor, materi­ off De- !l,,ial. L tu o rclie b stra I “ We thought that right up until present ing both founders of the al''‘«iuipment and other things neceshey had a great religious enterprise reached snry for the construction of about ,Sunday afternoon when they their dis- 2d miles of road in Semipob; ,'ytTs, but * conference with their Uwy___ __ ft tentative'settlement of tl a lte r that conference papa na\v pntif/* Fundamental conditions of County, Florida. iljmv Brady leaves Tues- a*ter The work will consist of approxi­ LlUkarv. N. U., where she Giey were going to try to make the agreement, it wns understod, mately 100 acres of clearing; 107,relatives and friends. , ****** the goat and try to pin every* are that "Mother" Kennedy, whom 1100 (ii. yds. grading; 200,000 sip her daughter ousted as active man. thing on him, yds. paving together with the nec. L Taylor of Tampu n r - 1 "All Sunday night it got more “Her of the Temple several duys »« i iftii were trvinr wiB surrender her management [essary drainage structures which d e a r to him that they were ,Monday to visit her • hr* r church ..... *- '■--------‘half •' of' • *- will Include 450 tin. ft. trestle to 'do' him, so early Monday finances for the IMr*. Biodie Williams. naked for Sheriff Uharles 1'ecot ¥ ,,,<>*000 Pasolini property M ,\ bridges. j* intly by her and “sister.” j Plans nml specifications arc on lamillu I’uleson left Tues- ut’d then requested that be get a She will continue as an adviser Hie at the offices of the Clerk of special lawyi r, as be had Inst con­ Ida* will spend a few days and trustee,the attorney’s nnmnui- the Circuit Court and Fix'd T. Willi•l nf Miss Lucilc Leltoy. fidence in the other*." Beadle's announcement yester­ (Miicnt stated,but Mrs. Me Pherson ams, Engineer, Sanford. Florida, day fell like a bombshell in tl.e will take over the actual control, but copies may be obtained from j il Mi>. Jack Breeden left hi Arehville, Tenn., defense camp and caused no little The division of property will not the Engineer for $10.00. Proposals must be submitted on ty will visit relatives for a excitement among Ih) spectators affect Angelas Temple and ils patalial bihle school, it was announced, regular forms and must be nccomin the crowned court room. ---------- —---------------i puttied by a certified check made i 44 i1V It was considered probably today RE P O R TE D ENGAGEMENT payable to V. E. Douglass, Clerk of lliittlieth Turnbull leaves that the contessions Nheritl IVent ‘M f ---------tbe Circuit Court, Sanford, Florida, f fur Daytona Bench where claims to be that of Mrs. I.e Boeuf NEW YORK Aug. 2. (I N S ) — for an amount equal to II per cent Visit in* the guest of Mias ami In . 1(relief will be admitted in­ arentelte. to the evidence for the jury, Judge Dispatches reporting the forth* (of the totul amount of the hid. I IU'ilt* I .(-Roy who has been Simon having ruled they were ad* mining marriage of the Countess , The successful bidder will he reSnlni, former Miltireut Rogers, and fpiircd to give a surety bond, tip"f Mi-s Elizabeth Turn- inissnble. \m wealthy young proved by the Hoard of County |few days I •ft Tuesday for Mrs. la* Bocuf'h interview with Ailurn Ramos, X in Orlando. newspaper correspondents yester­ Argentinian, attracted consider-, Commissioner* for an amount day came as an udded blow to i Ih- able attention here today in m - {equal to 50 per cent of the amount ililreii lli.lly left M«mday . iiefcnse. aiui lir. Dreher’s attorneys ciety circles. Ind. -------------------------- -— The right Is reserved hy the 'iia Hear), where she will (lru m I c i strenuous efforts t>> FORD BACKS BYRD Board of County Commissioners few days as the guest of kteJ| ,u>r M o w in g Beadle’s Home O N LY ---------to reject any or all bids, and to p* Newman. Imove, it was reported, O N E 1101 Ut Both Beadle and tile doctor are DETROIT, Aug. 2.— ( I N S ) — Com- 1waive formalities or accept any bid k -Marinti'tte and daugli- nn, making efforts to lay the ai t- n.under Richard E. Byrd's flight lor part thereof which, in their •a t* HUrn l|,i rent cite, leave |(B, Jlh<(()titur llt ,|,ll)r of the In the South Pole will he back'd judgment, will be to the best in­ Here are a few small shapes that are smart. They V" Baytomi Beach <)t|(l,r , t is ^iierwlly accepted that ky Edsel B. Ford. The decision mi* crest <>f the County. were reduced to sell during mil' clearance suits to JOHN MEISCII, wlo1 '/ . ta^, n " cotl,,K‘' it was Beadle who mutilated Lo i'linnunerd today after a lotig con- • $1,110 and now they will go for one hour for _ August. Roeuf's body for disembowelling fcience lietwecn Byrd and llemy Chairman, Board of County and Edse! Ford, The younger Ford Commissiumj's, Seminole R. Dighton and children to sink it A trick that is Here is a bargain that we will wager will not be County, Florida. ■By l»\ motor for Savan- characteristic of the hunter Beu- will contribute an unnamed a repeated in Sanford. Shirts that sold for $2.5(1 and V. E. DOUGLASS, mount. wht-ic they will spend a die. Clerk of the Circuit Court. is before going to North I Beadle is known by other trap $2,95 were marked down to $I..‘1H for our clear­ *M f t P R E M IE R ’S SON where they will spend a per* ns a poacher, and that he All l Ins slimmer models are made of good grade ance sale. All with collars attached. Broadcloth dressed deer in the same mann.-r H <| straws and silks. They were considered cheap at TOKIO, Aug. 2.— (IN S ) Prem­ --------in which the body of Jam es I.e in white and guaranteed fast colors. One hour for their original value of $5.00. Now they will go for 1’rank Melsch and small Boeuf wns rut In order to hide the ier Giiclii Tanaka, head of the J a p ­ Constance and sister carcas is a well known fact. It is anese government is celebrating one hour Thursday for birth of "e Brandt, have returned alleged that lie used to shoot cows j today the birth < his first son. horn by tIn* Quasin a pleasant visit with re- 1 1 longing to farmers, cut the , I bechild is bon 1Sew York a ml New Jersey, choice meat, slit the abdomen wife of premier Tanaka. Baroness r ... ;— * 'u manner slinillar to the slit found Tanaka, legal wife of the premier. Allen Jones,who has been jn ix, R(),.uf’« body, and sink the The Premier celebrated recently m Kissimmee for several ,, maiuder of the carcas in the lake. his liltr. 1 birthday. I» expected to arrive here . Dofellle cbUTtaet having accepted R \11.RO.VD COMMISSION Vt n M l T T i a ;f' T <i,ny* to the admissabiiity of Mrs. U T 1 Mrs. Minnie E. Jones. nocuf*H o m i s s i o n s , it is prohahle ‘The Hank of Service" ' ' at T A L L A H A SS E E , Fla.. Aug.2.— <INS) -The Florida railroad com­ mission meets in laike City today to hear the application of the Ge'T.... .KUi,ty ,,f thw K*».Y..rk where thev will nu,r,U‘rgia, Southern und Florida Railway T'*'r;*i months, Mrs. Weinan- n .|utjve to changes in its service. Mr. and Mrs. I*. B. Hudgins an These high grade washable dresses were former­ 50 pair of shoes— not odds and ends hut Inmost 1 purchase holiilav goods nounce the Girth of a son "n *’i,t - 1Chairman A. S .' Wells of the rail.(•• *( i . ly valued up to $0.95. During our clearance sale to goodness wonderful values. Grey pumps with Diamond Palace. 1road commisison will preside. uniay July HO. fractal wlander To Close \t Midniirht OF MANY CITIES IN UNITED S T A T E S ! V « Dry Appointments Made By Low man Book Circulation At Library Totals :t,622 For The Fast Month y * VvV- .'•;*V;tV*Svi*S UVAt ChUIUOta: TRAPPER S A Y S DREHER F I R E I ) Aimee And MaAre DEADLY S H O T S Said ToHaveEnded ter Set Plans Their Hot Quarrel On Wednesday an Event! Thursday Morning CLOCK SALE Buy by the clock and save unheard of amounts. Four big hours for this one morning. Don t hesitate lor each item will be on sale for only one hour. -88 T TO 0 9----------- ; r----- -— 9 ™ 1 0 I Men's Genuine English I Summer Millinery Broadcloth Shirts Beautiful Models F i rst N a tio n a l B ank $ 1.00 ----------------1 0 TO -------------Ladies High Grade Shoes It Is O u r •billies Moughtnn Mrs. PU B L IC DEBT Dr. H. D. Smith and family have sn T * " l,'n'1 M“ rv returned from points in Alabama WASHINGTON. Aug.,2.(IN S)— 'Mrs',?," 1,1 Wednesday {where they have been spending the The total public debt on July HI thev *will i l l UB,i ,',t u,r summer, spend tin* remamdwas $1)1.463.100,000, a reduction *>f P"* summer. Mrs. Hawkins Connelly and bubv S 18.7(17.000 In a month, and $1,motored Tuesday to Orlando where 14P,(100,000. in a year, the treasury lu C .f * Goodwin expects to they spent the day with her parents announced today. 1 Vl' ,V1v U' t Vork Mr. and Mrs. J . Wimbish. SM ART BAGS n |,„j | visit hr mother, Mrs. Julia Ludwig and three sons t r , ” ,wHI i°i» her there Suede hand bugs are exceeding­ have returned home fropi points ,,n* with her^U|I,J*t r“* in New York nnd New Jersey ly smart, particularly in envelope where they have been spending the shades with a cut silver monogram. I*iiii! Mr,* j e t Klnr.tr i *'• T, rrence nnd summer. COLORFUL, TOO P - for W ieuiyV, ,l,U' K,1aV in Mr. end Mrs, Clinrlcs T. Fuller, Very practical paiamas arc " " "Oeitd srme timN|Mrs. A. I*. Connelly nnd Miss 7,‘ nt Thousand i Georgia Mobley leave Wednesday made of striped tub silk und very leorge anJ points in , morning for Miafai where they will simply trimmed with a deeorutlv* jnrnr prsm in bright red or green* - j spend a few d«y». constant aim and custom (o extend (he most prac­ tical and efficient finan. rial service to Our I*atrims. Come in 50 Pairs. Some White cuhan heels. Hose blush one strap pumps and a neat, high heel cherry patent pump formerly values up to $8.50 in this group we will have some extra good values in this season’s white pumps and straps. One hour only for $1.00 50c $ 1.00 TO 12 75 Linen, Broadcloth, Rayon Some Silk Dresses they were reduced lo $2,98 and went like hot cakes. They daintily handmade and to had in while and colors. Some with long sleeves and Home short. The silk dresses included were $HMI0. Two piece effects nnd neatly made. Late styles and very de­ sirable for one hour $ 1 - .0 0 Cordially yours, Thursday only F. B. Robbins Caxhler The Outlet Thursday only 0 p p . Post Office 1 �nil*: SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST PAGE SIX KmI< i. o n e i at ! Coni GIANTS PURCHASE E X -L O C A L STAR FOR RECORD SUM Those Home Run Twins RICKARD GIVES BaseballSlatisticS TITLE FIGHT TO In Major Leagues THE WINDY CITY Leading Mnjor League llite is N \TION \l I .K A C I K i Player uiul elul» c aii u ii pci ] Harris, Pitt' Imnr, Ren Cantwell, Star T’wirlerOf .laeltHonville Team And Mem. her O f ChampIonshipCelerymen, HringsPriee ()f$25,0IIH P. Waller, Pil tHluirjt, llai iiliart, Pittsburg, Tlm wale of Ren Cantwell, star twirler of Jacksonville huttelmll club of tin* Southeastern la-ague, to the New York Giants for a re­ ported consideration of $2li,t)(IO, was received today with consider able interest in Sanford where Cantwell is popular with local fandom. Cantwell has been the pitching sensation of / tiie Kdii Hi-cuhI ohi L< ague tins year us lie was in Florida State League lad year when lie wore a Sanford uniform. Big Ben has been credited with 24 wins and only five losses o far this year while with Sanford last year ho won 27 Ramon and lo t only four. Cantwell completed the seasi.-n Hero wo lifivo Lou GHi rig. loft, and Uabo Ruth. rlr.lit. wlm mo last year with a string of nine waging a sensational hattlo for tlto homo run supremacy of tlm straight wins and then with the major leagues. . Tho photograph'was taken, rocunlly when Lon was Tars this season he started off one ahead of tho Babe and that probably accounts for the .untie <>u v/ith a string of 11 consecutive Lou's face and tho frown on Baba's. - Tho two clouteru tiro l<*-t victories of frkuds on and off tho hold.' Charles B. Griner head of the Jacksonville club. Mated that while lie appreciated the great h>r,r to the Tars when he loses Ben hut he realized t h a t % t here wits no pos­ sible way for Cantwell to remain in Class H lmII at the rate lie !IUH been plnying, mid that after Kept. IC, any Huh in Class A team would have been able to draft Cantwell for the huiii of $1H00. Aug. 2. (IN S ) WASHINGTON, Aug. 2. I’wen which is the stipulated draft pike. (y years ago today a gangling, to Mlhmigh lev liiikmd bn i.-queM Knowing that several Hubs were lieaded youth who could throw aled Gene Tiumey and .lie ! Demp after Cantwell, Mr. Griner stilted baseball harder than anyone nl e Isey lo establish training camp.- in that ho accepted the New York in Weiser, Idaho, made hi- how to I lii* vicinity uf I'hicago Mi Inn the o ffer which was made a fte r Seoul big league baseball. next twi* weeks, the rh.tmpion i KinsHIa had recommended him to "W ho’tj J o h n s o n f " tpioried tin* al Sp*'culatm% N. V.. tie til Ini*- in Jolui McGrnw, manager of the Gi­ .’lllll fami wlto sat in American the lie nth, D. mpse |»iu> to cumc ants, lAtague park on Aug. 2, 11*07, when ca t abeiiL August. I fi. Tiie price is believed to lie tlu* the uiinouiifcr bawled that Johnson Tunnuy -ays hi need only thine largest ever paid for a Class I! was going to pitch for Washington or I'jur weeks of routine ira in m : player. Cantwell is to leave for against Detroit, anil i mild tie with less hut lie usd Pittsburg Friday after hurling his I There will lie no need for uny- izes that llkTard need- Ins pi*. last game nfc n member of the Tars |otic* of Hie thousands of fans in the euee near tile b at; U-gi muid to on Thursday. I f Cantwell does not Mtadiuni thin afternoon to ask "whip up’ thu hall vie make good with the Giants he will "who’s " Jo h n so n ? " 't he whole hu-eAn 'I'Ut of (tin i lilllllp.... Milt be returned to the Jacksonville hall world hits known who Walter It 11 c< 1 era I al the eamp .its Johnson is almost shire Hud day that have lo in o f f i i i . l i in. ). rn club, -"Mr. Griner stated, Tlnj purchaser of Cantwell by twenty .veals ago when lie made S river fad,.. Mis., uml itemher al fill ill |i the giants i» ju s t one of the many iiis inatisplcioiia entry fnlo big Fn\ I ,:ikf, A wJl(! til yesterday offered T'trtf' v tie facdeals that Manager McGrow is time. Today In* will pitch against De­ illlieH of the Rven*iT»t. tjolf f'hdi making throughout the south. troit, just a** lie did 20 years ago near Cltiengi,* bid t h d .ilh e/1 'ion has Other players that he as bought in the last few days include; Cut- this dal*', mid thousanda of fans derided noV'ttl fiijr Rtilf •DIi n a m ­ .i pot fiolder Fullis of the Macon Club of will In* pulling for the great veter­ ing lllis iiiiV". I.li; pfdft'i the South Atlantic ____ League, who j an. It i' “ Walter Johnson Day" and I'l Hint. 7 r.o 1' ^h( *1 I'll il 1tei al may t;o t i Ih nl.'ii I Dm * has a halting record of this |he will In* uccl it lined as no (in: eliall ncasop; Infielder Crawford of thu j player ha ever been acclaimed in hot, .Michigan. Both Tnnoi v and I lempsev like high tilt it nb ten Greenville Huh of the Smith At­ Hie mitlniud capital. First off. lie is awarded a gold, ' Pi' ago i located in a pi nine lantia who has u halting record of -33B this year; Outfielder .Ionian diamond * Dnldcd medal lomno ni lliu cooling breezes from mne hike of tho Charlotte Club of the same orating Iiis nearly a quarter of a resort. Ifpoii hi- return here Riekurd league who lias a record of 5121) century in the league. The pre. eii to re­ and Cantwell who not only has an tat ion will ho made at the home will make arrangement unusual pitching record but is al­ plate ju t in'fore the game is called move bin office I'orco To t'liieago so liitting well over tin TOO murk by Seen I a n ..f S la te Frank 1|. Whei e lm Inn al ready < labllhtied Kellogg. Anil prior to th a t hu wjll hoadipiaitni .. The IicKi l ..I, will be the honor guest ill Hie dedica­ be hiilnllcd from Hicre'tmi i box tion of n giaaile plaque at Hie . full offica will in. luaiidnlneit at tin entrain'**, mi which is depicled for J* a I lb'll t|, n.'OIVlOlhllC \|'W \lll'k tlm fan ..I faturi* years his nti ■'I with .dl . lassi" of ii i ;11 Hiii ii,. laternuHonal News ing twenty year record. And it i likely licit when 1lie veteran de­ Mr. Willie Wrigley’H spearmint ports for home after the game he twins ure doing a special Charles­ will lake an automobile to carry Large fm m l fa ideal if ton and novelty dunce today in * upon oo'ii u m l Ra re ly a l e honor of T^nrl Webb, rookie out­ him. tent In stop before the fielder, *who heat the I’hillies singleNine linn in Hie t w e n t y y e a r ma ny ■>■• more a m b i t i*>o handed and lifted lla- Culm into t h a t 'lla* lag ninl.e" Inis pitched f ir s t place. A fter the Shits had | f o r Wa hu*}'t..it li,. hnu wo r ke d m taken the lead with a five nm ml be twe en Jo .mil .0 g a m e ii lejcnii ly in the eighth, Webb lied the lliu ri'i'iiiil lii.ur* I... |i;i h i| | score with his fourteenth homer of {tame.- iii in big I* a g u e c a r e e r , ami the season and then won the game had 27 .'l. II,- ii ■. faced fi,KH7 bat -with a single in the ninth, <1 to U. lueo. a n d i ruck out 3 , 182, In t . i Meanwhile the Hi rules lo-t to . v a r s wn in Jill;*. When he won the Braves again and flopped to ■id g a m e s ami lo t 7 . necond place; the Giants made it three straight from the Cardinals; and Brooklyn regained fifth pine* from the Reds. J o e Geneyvich, Boston lyvirler, i* poison tti tin* Pirates, He trimmed them Sunday and again yesterday by his relief pitching, High’s ti ipla 111 tiie eleventh gave the hack bay boys u 4 to 1 victory. AM Fit It AN l.lt.V Two homers by Terry and anNew York, I; ClevHu othur by Harper staked the Giants innings, ruin). to a ’tj to 2 decision over Hie Cardin Other M’liediileil games, ■Is, F lin t Kliem suspended Kl. I.onihurler, returned to thu game with a chastened spirit hut very little un the hull. Under the management of Rog­ ers Hornsby the Giant- have In t only one game on their western trip, having advanced to within two gurnet* „f the Cards a n d , f. 1-2 S O F T I I V II.A V I IC I,FAG gam es of fin* Cubs. It looks a* tf Spuru iihurg, Id); Augusta Jo h n McGrow may have to give up f - comi game, H innings). his scouting trip and rejoin the Culumhua, 1-2; Asheville, team in order to savu his job. (second game, FI innings). Dazzy Vance set down the ReijGreenville, 3; Macon,!). witlj five hits and Brooklyn won, I Charlotte, It); JCnoxvili , 4, 2 to I, although they also m ade' only five Lingles off Rixey and I S o rtllK R N I .F A C I ’ F Beckman, a pickup from the C la n - ' < hattaiKingn, I; New Orleans, ) ciiiRuti sand lots. r> innings, rain). In tin only game played in the Nashville, (I; Mobile, fi. American le a g u e , Cleveland nosed Memphis, (J; Atlanta, 2. out the Yankees 2 to I. Rain and Little Rock, 4; Birmingham, 0, durkuess limited the game to six innings. ■ftlfniber 15 Tentative Date c et For Rig Rout Ret ween Champion Anti Dempsey Repuhliraii' Will Mold Meet* ing To SelectPrimaryCamliCHICAGO, Aug. *2.— Willi the tlnle: Governor Green Will­ aniiuiiiH'eim'iit Unit, tirketH for the ing To Tiy Oul New Ideas I y weight titli* limit between ......... Tummy anil .lath Dempsey, 1 ill i’(i ita wile here August lf>, | LANCING, .Mich, Aug. 2-flN K ). i !i ago hegau Id prepare in eswn- * ailing of a : pm ial Repuldican i iinlay for T»’X Kickitrd'tt big state movent inn to select, a candid­ "I'Hixi'ng convention,*’ which will ate Tor Coiled States Senator who pi .batily he tin* g reatest pr«mm- will iro into Hie piintary election next siimmet- wit Ii official opporl le iial venture of Ilia career. I ic finite tlt'rurani’i that < hienpn 'o f party organization is planned b.cl laialcil Um big fight came by party leaders here. The plan \\'. I. yesterday a f t e r Rickard was v a laid before Gov. Fred i mi n o ii ' , iiil n mi'll that the .South Park Green, who declared Hint lie wig I'iiilailelphi.i P ml hail e kdjeil I he leasing uf willing to pi e it a trial. 5'lirig, Snldii'ra’ Field far the evetil. The As outlined to the governor, the ii iilal figure was set at $100,0011. I ptirpo 1 i-i tiio l.’epublican leader:* Itickiinl agreed promptly te thin is to retitiii the primury election fl’MIle and V.'l i'll asked by p| " i sv.tern, luit iiold advir'orv enliven de 'i FdwuH .1. Kelly ii ihi. meant thins in the aine wav that the Hal I'lilengn pets tile figlll, the DcmncraI have ilone for several New York promoter replied: veal . Allhoiieh Hie remitorinl liieago gels tile fight," jit ititfti \ i 1 lit 1 vny, it a In ,d . Rickard t In n set September Hi 1 e Ident Hint there m ill he -a : the date and immediately estah- b ast half dozen candidates for the li: lied li"a !rjiiui ters in the Con- Republican nomination. The party i reus Motel where other details in gray beards feat that this might eiili.iltnl tn staging the lii)' event cam e the iioiiiiiialion of a minority could not win ill he arranged. Fm m lids office candidate who tl> ale e f tickets wilt he held on again t tin. Demo ral leader, Sen. * <member 15, the dale lentatively \\ nodbj idgi N. Ferris. < I, Hickard. It may he pnvtStrong- ( ’undidafi*u i ■.ik <1 mild one week later. Demp . Arthur II Vnpd< rhurgh* Grnud lia wired Hid ..11 d a Tiny lm a ' lie r.*f 11"- aide I ii. 1 date, giving an his lensoa | •amp.iipii. i-,, . r w e ll i n .Michigan, I illness o f Ids wife. I! telh lay has been in the race for the Re­ 1 the movie actress. publican iioinimitioii since hot Definite announcement of I he l year. Former Gov. Chase S’. Os­ d.ii,. 11 expected within a day or borne. by avoeiilion a writer and ". Rickard and George Gel/, mil■* ientlst lull by in'casioiml choice l.i noire Chicago coal dealer who a ronghl and tiiinhli* political 1 been Instrumental in In hitting lighter of leniiiR. i; in (lie race. fi" ! I to ( ’lurngr, will appeal 1 Two other former lrnvi rimru Al. ie the Illinois Athletic Commi this afternoon to nrraego FADKIfS; notion of the limit. The law tliuin- 22, Wilson ■ that a mail must he* a eesiWebb II. Terry nl of lla* state two years before •an take out a promoter’s li •ie i'. To get around this Getz will ' ply for a license and net as legal oler wIdle Kicktiid diiccl i 1 hi the background, •loliii C. HigliHmer, chairman of the ho\iiig coni mission refused to ptedict wlmt action the commusioppi - ill take, lit!t, the odds m e greiit that they will issue .Mr. Gel/, a license as promoter and oItny tin I'jglit, Governor Small, who named l lit* commiKsioiiers, and Mayor Thompson, who appointed *1 mini Gi'lz to negotiate with Rickard, s \N F M R D are lint* et thusia- lie boosters of Tnntptt the fight, t iriamlo Willi tlii.' ihdat) out of the wav, Karii'iota eviqy thing will be in tvudincHx t" ■I. I ’etei burg i.roieeil vltii actual arrnngenients for llie 1 poeli 11111I 1 Ii, wliieli will go III round lo a decision. Tii l.el will tie sold at $lh, S'tu, $25, $21). $15, $111, ami $5, incl’j d lug lax. All seals will he reserved. Riekurd aiinoUlieed tlint reservnlions will tie honori'd begiiiidug to- | League Standings Results Of ( xainus SPO R T FROCKS ee Velvet and icrsuy are very »ue* full} ..... iblnt d thfat yoar,uiiual- Fan uhaped innertH of uceordeon ly In runtrusliiig rather than nmleh pleated material trim sumo af thu ing fvhttdcs. Light and dark aliadutt jicw cbt sport fruckz, * of tho Httinu color uro preferred. B U Y Y O U R ICC Ironi tho w ag on or t i u c k wi th t h u u r a n t t e oval emblem tr is YOUR nUARANTEE fo r ^ '.r e , 'l e . m , jo la l tClt. Co i ' S t CCo T IIMBt' t/r-fl.. s o n n t U O I 'V DtPAfTTMEHT c o/v!p/vra7 1‘ l i o n c 2 tt: rULL-SIZIO Gum - Dipped Balloons We are Kt’liinj; our entire slork of lliese wonderful tires af lower pi iers limn ever Known before! F IN D S FAVOR CON J It tsriN C SHADFK truit is s c o r e d by a s c o r in g i i i j ctnriL* bofori- it le a v e s our plant a n d ts c u t in b e a u tifu l s q u a r e b lo c k s to fill your ic e box per. fcctly . _ your Who Gets Her? Cti lofty o f this cight-yoar-oM fdai •tar, Hi Im IIU Myran, is t l m auhjcct of a H irer i raered legal hutll* iu ). AiikcIck. J''lvu-peri!ona arc InVolvid )a suit for guardianship, In which It 1: charged that tho glrl’n father, the lute Leo M o r o n , "bar­ gained and bartered’* wRli ftcrocu i f it o U l l u . for. hvr tuurUiuUihly, MK.MI HIS, Tenti., Aug. 2-IIN K ) . \pproved by .Mnj. It. II. Connol­ ly, bid for lie* repair of 17 gaps h li it lhe .Mississippi levees by the n cent flood : today were forward­ ed in General .liiilwln, chief of the I . S. FngmeerH, at Washington, foe his approval. A citizens committee will super­ vise distribution of tin* el a. ice $ln ducats. A record of every ticket sold within the lird fifty rows will he Kept by the fiiiuiuiUep, This will he done. It was explained, to forestall scalpers and to prevent the usual “ticket scandal." Engineers will begin work al i.'tlce on the field eat d* iciied to enlarge the rapacity of the sta ­ dium in aeeomodale r.ouliu -pee* tat..i . Tagging All Bases The f venint; fr*« k which cuinbin<*a a pleated gold or tdlver lame zkirt wltii a aleevelcaa ju m per of velvet itevury much like the dub. M IS S IS S H ’PJ Hrustone '1'ire.s 111 \V. 1 s t . S t . Gulf Gasoline Tel H!»:i 1f you'i’e 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 for you to insert your advertisement. And Want ads offer the solution to many a problem. There’s always someone eaffer to buy, sell or trade; someone who has a service to offer. Results are certain and the cost is quite nv»dcrate all Before / / o'clock For l he D ay’s Insertion �f C‘ -T l THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST, 2. 1927 — ......... - - ■ — ------- - m a r k e L p t ■ ------------------------4— Uustine.ss Service nford 1»aily Hcmld -TT— T„ ■ rrtiirx od y 1--------------1— A i w I’ n n n c H 1 4 8 -------- - ____________________ - --------- -- ---- ------- BY WILLIAM: ""l,“ •SAI'K;-" ,ur ... “"T HELEN WILLS HAS OUT OUR WAY NO INTENTION OF BECOMING “PRO” | I V P 11— Miscellaneous ' 11 ■— one of liest lots on Magno CAR A\VNINClSr--keep out the lia Avenue, neml South Side YOU It B U S IN E S S card n|ipcnr T A D . R A T E S dazzling sun and drizzling rain, School — Price reasonable. Terms ing daily in this column will car owners need them, $2.5(1 n pair to suit purchaser. Owner Box 4111 L . ; Cash in Advance is dirt cheap. Salesmen and sales* care Herald. v/O D C n V F E L L E . R S reach over 0.000 every day! I idles are cleaning up with t h i s -------------------------------------------------- — A t ^ i ALL 0 * 3 'V P tV lM ‘ ■ ' call or V ijit l\ . -and it costs so liule a 11! word newest auto necessity, } \ y l ■ i\ FOR S A L E :—One of best f h c W-’ , write for particulars. Auto A w *nInr " 'Is « ill hr received room bungalows on Palmetto It Hull llldg. ml for one month co. ts only $2Ji0. itig ' J r0i,s ind collector acnl Avenue, in Sanford Heights, cor­ Kill her Emphatically Denies: J Ltrlv fm payment. ner lot, equipped with electric Phone I|H Daughter Is Considering: An I. 1-— Wanted T ________ I Or n line range and water heater, price less Offer TiiQuitAmntciirKuiilt; I Mr u line Ju st risk for■ ''Classified Depart- |Fa UNIS WANTED: We than market value, terms to suit. are in Hox ir> C. O. Herald. Money Is Nnl All, He Says " '*•■*•'.... ... ........ 7c a line ment” need of listings on farms ,ment nr n t r i on request. and gloves of all sizes. Our pew BKHKKLKY, Cal.. Aug. ‘ J (IN S ) folder will soon go to thousands jfilurcd rates ore for Wills, Wimbledon tennis C l.KAN CP YOUR Old) WAI.I.S throughout the north. Have your FOR S A K E :— Five room Spanish | bungalow on Park Avenue, 2 . , , .. live insertions. u m i t h e n e w w a k i , p a i n t property represented in this folder car garage, nice lawn. Immediate ( 111; / \ h'1" *,« r for th(‘ s l,c " or.!s of average length m i s o m i . i i l l N<; n i : w a n d h e t - hy li Hug now. OUR LISTIN GS pipings of professional promoters. dV possession,,—can't he heat for the TKIt. FOR n u n Hint INFORMA­ A UK Nii I EX C L U SIV E . E. A. price, terms $2tl().(*li cash, balance f.lV/A D i . i ' A. Wills, Helen's father TION. CAM, P1IONK 2I15-J OR Slrotif Fnrm Agency, National \%r ni'inl til v. Hox IIS care Herald. anil Itiiul court of appeal in deS E E , V. C. COI.I.KR, SANFORD, Hank ISuildiiig. ntrd » I ' " 1'-is restricted , . mm charge of 30u fm FI.A. eisieiis i<n money matters, made <rt*K krrtion. WANTED plain sewing to do; 21)— I'Tirm.s I n r Sale this i imun today In an exclusive rivenising is res I'llOMOG li A PI I repairing, fimno price rca-orialde, phone til08 or V\V inter* icw, icr rlnsailieatiolu tuning hy exports with 17 years call :io:i Park Avo. ask for Mrs. "ll'-len liss no inlentlni r f beerror is made 1he Nanexperience. Sanford Music Store William- on. R EST HUY IN AGRIC ULTUR­ coining .i pr'iifexsinlial, tin matter rrBUi will lie responsible rti:r (lift Shoppe. Room III & )l Viz y\* AL LAND how n n ti money she may he o f ­ f „ne incorrect insertion, II'-AKA KM TOOLS WANTED I.under Arcade, Phone 8:12. _________ I t e n - 1. Dr Wills affirmed. "1 do | vcrliser for subsequent in The State iif Florid'* ins. The office should he IlUlKDINf: HI.Oi'KS Irrigation IV AN I Tf i Ml A t no lot disc plow, In the flowing well diftl'icl lionr lint know |n-tv liigti pi ole . -lolisl 1 luiiiow, ditcher. W. f.i. Young, Surifotd, with clriv sutisoil. |immediately in ease of boxes and gi neral cement wort On I'l'omotet . niuy have gone, toil no i Mir aide Concrete Co. J , E. Ter -| "Oil N. Park Ave. Tel 777 or 77fi. 0 I hr highway and one mile from ligot. u mid to- high emoigli." 1 willeger. I’toV. . ‘ lid and Elm. It It. station. Dr. Willis no believer In t he ful o A U v n iM iS K iis ft IS— Vpart ment For Kent Already cleared. Perfect (lie •>! profCKtdounl tellllls. L A N E V.S D itto; STORE- Pre­ drainage. l l n aid r< |*rc ent alive ’"I In pul In i n’t inierested in the *7 scriptions, Drugs. Soda. We are! Virgin sod of unsurpassed fer pr - mat, Inn after •hi- first tlltsli ,Vi|y faniiliai with rales, t ns near you m, your phone, Cull 1.*•( I ' KNISIIED HOUSh KEEPIN G tilt*y, will grow anything. lltA 1 1»....aiioiUon will Imi wntn off," Helen's father r x apartment, looms $Dt, it rooms ! t .mill Acres in units of r. acres, 1-lii'i'* I , omi-J'le informal ion. Mi *lull sustained Pyle ; montlilv, :tt.! K. 5lli St. WIG 11 t e l l lit.SEN HKIDi) PRINT it' manv a* you «-:.nl .nil wi li. they will a d t leinn leui was tin* personality *>. SHOP — Printing, Rrgrxving, AT •' I’R it'E SO I DW IT WILL Hu.",h i " , I engleti, ami I doubt even wording your want ad •'.mhos'ing. S m os first. We do '*'11IH K I ROOM furnished apart , "Make Your ll*-a*l Swim" c |t morn effective. it, k . 7. •• , v „ , then ! Pyle did more than break j 'it. Phone 417 W. R. R. Avenue also mm it-iooin and one Home Seekers, l i n e Is Your r', en.' * - > '' \i Coumierciiil St Street ’ , " "■•in. 1" Rales nilmcd. lit I I uk ‘ N\\V (<((((■•■AN*1 NOTH I'* reel t dinner t * A i . Plmue H. ten \rnrn Ahead A\ V* It May Never Corn" Again ' N • % \ {\ f Ifti rr:. so,Mild give their 11.I'M HER and complete line <r "ill icit Inis ten good j i -i ih of O If you *'an make a small canli or jin .loffire address a n building material, I <>w prieei. T Wt , rooms, kitchenette and liath; payment arid Imamc your first lentil ahead of la-r." Dr V\ il ls ! IU at ' f l ^ V , tl„n phone linn.her if .Security I,umber Co., "Where Good | beautiful outlook; ail Improve- erot*, it will eauil v pity for the went mi "pile is having a vs - iil-w- | At, attractively furnished Irtirr results. Ahnui «o >■ Giades t'onie From" Mnpln and loenlr; fill ................hi amateur and, after > w moderate rent hy week* Voting's hind. onl of a t housand has Sixth. Phone 71*7. w all . .... ... i .ti l every! long. If you are looking for a "Sn ap" Apartments, office 2011 N. I'm** Uone and Ihc others *T >* v T m'/!:U Here It Is "Then again. Helen lia a spirit | Avo. tJONCRE’i E in every sluitie ntnl ■\. lA O D tL R M V S T * nmrtiu icnte with >' » CIMT *» MMirS-XI-iY!. r tl u p»r o” See Me At < till n li it I nynn.dhililyIlnoi -iinls o f form, blocks, tile roofing, tirna thr\ l oo w your ad .re S. W. H Y*)DNG nicely furnished I gil l:. I •*k up In her as a ntoilel of diiri'irlinosnrr Ml M hr menial s, etc. hantord Cement Prod TWO NEW Bargains In Real Kilnt* apart meld s. #2.7 |ier month. 1*1.7 1go«"i ,, -i tsmanship Sin- would . m is Company, Fifth and Maple In person s i The Sanford Park Ave. ami Commncinl SI. W. First St. Ptaine 21)7. Sts. Phone 112-W, ■li :i| •■<> it lip's,* Irii’iid:. hy turning |0flire oi li) letter, tele, CAK iT 1 LVJL.M G O \ diurnal iniiunrrs are not ptn I- nthermnre, it docsn'l look CLARENCE SMITH vaje -L L a n l n i F\ e s e e s Ifi— Ilouses For Rent MU prompt - Efficient INI AH' G t T A L I B U R W so well f, i . i u wmimll li hecr.ne a j " 1 — ItOLs Knr S a le General Contractor Service M E . C H E W I M ‘ MG. Ai UMVfe Ipiiif -i..ii.-iI in a spurt that is FiOOvV L V tT H fo o T MAVflNl‘ iOO West First Siren’ Ft *I R ROHM HOUSE lor rent, lama:* o hi spirit. It's had enough i ' m e a t 'm a m 1a l l e r s A B I G - FAMlV>f ‘S C A M O IL it Phous 411 garage, 1112 Elm Ave. Five FOR SA L E : One of the most d e­ for a i*i oi in do it." e n v e s E e R S O M E . *50 wunrements room house; parage, -ID) P-iIm;-ti << sirable lots in Sail Uinta front G a i n ' Oki B t B i w O , "What definite offer., have hi-eu j MET Al. R O O FIN G - Thu Roof Ev Ave. Apply It. Levy, Valde,. lin ­ south on Pluniosa Drive, Price 1 T l E O A S VHiMCr OM BA C W V LVHu T 'S (_____ muiie i* vnu?" I ventured. erlo.tinj:. Metal sl-ingle*:: tel. G u m g o ’s 1 C O U L D G if I f right. Terms. E. T. I.e Huron. :tl t I ^ »•**! p l u m b i n g replied Dr. Wills. I standing seam tin mill galmnized ' ------ - - 'T H U G M L S S ? / : © A O f IF H E S W A L L E B F .D ty. We handle eleclrte roofs. See Jam es if. Cowa n Ouk F IV E ROOM HOUSE for rent; Dval Upchurch Itlilg. Jacksonville, lia* i lice i sounded out but I duln t 1 Florida. _ . piimpi, home liglit nnd »ve. and Tlmd St l’hone 111. let tm- negotiations g*> fur enough , \ T — H E O l O - A M ' MOkM gin age, 2117 Holly Ave. Apply l(. q inford Machine * ** to Inmill' d* finite. Wh -n Suzanne Levy, Valdez Hotel. Pu les s o e a s v , a — H e lp W a n t e d F c m a l t |was >■-. ioi r mi agent of Pyle tried 2 1 — Acrt'itt’e F u r S a le tnmat'tcH a b ik jd a w o r r ie d . t ili u-i. teims with me for ;i E H iiiT ROOM house, 8UH Elm I profe innal match <ir series of Ave. Enquire of Jim. D. J inkins, ____ ____ nnUGE WANTED: EXPERT I.AUNDFOR S A L E : If* acres In Lmrg- mat die- iietween Mile. Lenglen ami 1 ktetra and Graham Trucks It E SS , I'!I7 UNiON AVE. OR Court House. wood, corner of Grove and Or­ Helen hut I had to discourage h im .' id Pitb St. Phone 3. PHONE 8(58 .1, FU RN ISH ED HOUSE fm tent. ange Avenues, S.E.I-1 of N.E. 1-4 Proud (II Daughter #25 per month. •Se ■ of S.W. I-1 See. 25, Tup. 2H. Range Dr. Wills concluded, "as I ns a COWAN CO. nnt<* h — H elp W a n te d ( M a l e ) . five, rooms .. 2!*, Tims. .1 Buster rtR Gunsevonrt ’ _ __ _ Jim. D. Jinkins. t ourt 11mi n long as ! have anything to sn> Jtor and sheet metal works, Strert. New York. a*> u it Helen will never become a kodi Aw, Phone 71K-W. B >YS WANTED —Can use five |p0 |( R E N T : Two houses. 1 liKt ' professional. She would gel some good buys who are bustlers. Can j nn; \y i.'n.sl sirc c l. Kent MUCK I.ANDS ARE VA Eli ABLE I a n k o r d BUICK CO. im*ney ut start and then slic'd he •am ns high as a lollur an a f t e r - 1Vuleanizing Works. Ju st three mites from the city through. Pi*ifessional P-unis is tie212 Magnolia Ave. ■noon. Apply Circulation D e p a r t-!._______________________ - • limits on highway I have eight slow anil the game is tor lilt!*-' Phone IH17 : ment Herald. FOR REN T: - 5 mom unfumisli„f mmk lands that can Is* known l" heroine a permanent ed stuceo hungnlow, 2 bed f„r $500 un acre nr s|ieci,il MODEL TRIM CO. H— F i n a n c i a l success." looms, living room, dining hhuii, |,,iee made on all <if it. Thirty Jnm the car, not the owner." .......... ........................ .... The docl'tr confessed that he was kitchen (equipped with clcetr.c ji tes in entire tract includes citPhone 817 for estimates MONEY— to loan on Improved de- range,) hath (with hot and cold iu Limlh and ntlier unod ^urdfii•immenucly prm»d nf lliden’s rnim* P W. RADFORD riiahlc rcsiueritmi property ,n w-ati-Jr). Ixicati-d 2:10(1 “She l — Palmetto hmd. Fine place for poultry nndi 1] Ii ark at ................ \\ inihledoti. vyas meed out of major competition l HUPS MARMONS h n lu -n ig i^ u i^ ;Vs.,u" ‘‘ ronl M" nm" r raU’s phWKl' tiring raising bulbs, celery, vege- |o t yenr tiy nit operation f >r upanfutd Auloinohile Co. tallies and poultry for Sanford nndt pri.dlcitis. ignolin Ave. Phone 137* 5o:( City. I-ROOM Cottage, unfurnished, for Orlando markets. Address R.yA. C .( ||,.|,.M t*. make t h e 1 t rent. 17011 block. $25 a month, ntiv Herald. Tliis will not In’ on (EW SANFORD BOOSTER 1 0 - A — 1 'o u llr y And K rrn iiife all rigid," lu-i father said Hox 1700 care Herald. it n»i not imiiK think '* t only $1.(10, S ladelittkB I ina.k.-t long If you i| .m , v, „. ... rlainly h ippy this land is worth the p ree try to A h for inrhon julee with BABY CHICKS, Ibaks, Reds and f i,, wio-ti l lent-iu'd she really bail, Leghorns, all extra fine quality IU— Houses For Sale hiiv .stine of the muck lands in , ... . ........... ,, , . «>. stops tho knock. Sat* ! ether partn of the cmintrv. d tlliam < Pop i-olle,. wb»,| stock. Write me. Amox G. Norm* linage Co. t-iugld Helen tile ml i n a* I*-' **f tin* \\ !! -f— _i » i wT 9 J f { * • *• 2h an. Pine Cm lie, Fla. TWO MODERN 5 room hungalowr —*------game, was equally pm id *>f h i . liierlaud Co. Willy.>fi t* vale,in Pinehurat; one KLIV E OAK ludepemlaiit <*rtle romn house in San l»iiit i; pm * !!•'•— MlMrellancntiH F o r Sal*’ chi* A- Overland, Whippit*. — —S*'* < vr‘' .J vriiiri* i wlth| "A fte r the ti 'J, « t aeon'-. t- Coni me rei a I Sts. I‘hr no **k. •'Cre. miKonnblc. Ais*t filling st'itimi and | lilt S A L E : Store on tin* bench. v liieli Helen brut Setioriln l.lli ----house, chicken runs, garage, rf INoi.E HUDSON- E S S E X .*•IA It K E— < noli act let at - I miles out, corner two highway >, Write Box lOH, Coronado I I'.Mviuc*/. in the Wiui'd* d*M finals, INC it seems t" me that nothing can i (HI for Imrdsui facing Br*s*'.i r f.i| sale or rent. 8o I W. Ini S t . 'll. ItciO'll, Fhl. 2li:i Oak Avo stop Helen now,"the veteiau I••imiw mail. T, Pnce, pimiu* li.ItlJ. ■i U K I K E M ' T i T G A S O O r I’hnnu -11 Coat ■» trn\n:* •• r*r f>tr I HOUSE F U L L of up-to-date fora <mich remarked, siiiiliiig broadly. iture, will sell all or pari. 108 DELAND Plans underwuy for P.ilmittn Ave. Phone I7|W, U’N P O P c inldisii’g orange cannery in tliia f vNLU. O lO C'MoN KID - VOU'LL NEVER t lull. m y e m n e e f IF MOM ______________ _______ I'OR S A L E : one wood range, one W i l v/ A R d f I O u f P l A v 7 i KI LEAP.M 'UOXItlG THAT WAY — NfOU G E T V/AMTS M e T?> BE A MOSCUl AP ptORVEL .! hornet' oilstuve, with oven, one JA C K S O N V IL L E Building | IVV A-A-v.**4 PUT A LIL PCD IN Vtfv* V/MO KMOWS BUT Y/tlAT A FEW O f \ ,C o 2 l f S M l C L R 'tu 2 burner gus range mid other furni­ i *.inita issue I in Flor-*l \ during p o k in g l e s i o n s m i g h t m a k e -, PUNCH — f \ v)L K 1 C O O E D ? n | EMEVTF-DMCt ture * heap. WMt Magnolia Ave. ME A WORLD vSHAMflON ---- X May totaled flO.IUS.WKi. I t A -R ig h t va ere . " g r a s s CoT , I’leme 2<»ti. V alv.-ayg V/AO A GOOD 1XRAPPCR, IN MM YOUNG DAYS OH * all P o m e vni n \ A L L KW/ J O B S - E u e R lt A lK i L f . HA« k y - ' KJO S I R , M A POM T , ' J a c k 's I ® ° A I t4 Q, W A M f MOlkUM F R O M M i INSTi Turc- l'SANJe -TiME-. f \P < - -d v at ",i vi ’V [ / / ( •0 p P .4 ^ ^ i*1M M b <c >- & W\ i v ~n i - ' - If’. A - I' - I |f!* tu i ■ni ft t(> •ill ( BY TAYLOR J P V New YurkerMakes PlansFor FligltfTo Paris And Rack In Twenty Four Ilours ^ i NEW YORK, Aug. 2.— (IN S ) the .“lime haekgrouml t*. winch the | The r-cciit trims-ocean non-stiv imrsi-and lidKgy were r egnte,| flirld . will narrow down from op. tin* automobile one would .nidge. \ * oc lia I events t-> the Ipvel of a nimi , H will have a crtl sing speed of * ntoin i- street-ear ride if It. It-x "0 miles an hour with a maximum ponm-e's ambitious plans for an speed " " , i' " ,,,1* *' ■' J |T O - CO 2i-‘ 'airplane .^ 5 77 L IK E r- D I5 / V marry ' WHACK'S Bo x I NQ iNtrirore l . // T eg? -a ss-d ! y ■»i- f ^Sm Ik -... -c.,. i ■ - n p sfftiR sT t: I M jAi H , • Y’*r \ '?•k •} __ sto u. • e»r or1 1 CltZT •* MS uavict. ISC - . +& trip that will semi i* s* ■ de* hire . h e i .- J S f o R E - l A S T KER. i tm m B ta m m r t \ •- I* l» .-Ing built. thrill-loving world into ineffable 1-r (dunef ( Where Is il being limit? Rcnne** century muterinllze, would not say. Kcnnee, sales manager for an Is Expert Aviator electric canipaiiy nnd In* says, an Hen nee says he was horn in cx|M*rieured aviator, not i.*.ily har­ France nnd is a graduate of Ox b o r * the belief that it is possible font University. During the w <rl*l to make a non-»to i ri’jn'd-trip , war. he recites, he was a colonel flight iietween of IIIU tho lillliuuh famous Ddld," Lufujete , . New . York ..... I1• I, , III ' Es-.-ii-lrille ........... , ho c, , llif;Unrtion of I arts, hut expects to uccomp sh tlds stupendous h , ,|>0«-n t|13 .... ft fl,JrUl .anking tins Siupniiouuii undertaking im u n n i.in z with* huv|„K inking in the next few months. dying uco of the entire conflict Furthermore, he blandly a-mjrta, wgj, f()rty enemy planes to his he anticipates muhiug the flight to ,.redit. Paris and return in 21 hours, a j j m wuu|(j mg ntake known the little more than ha'f the time re* nature of the new fuel he says lie <iti ted for th« tran s-Atlanti- trips |ulh invented I ut volunteered the that were only half the distun e information that it is concentrated he expects to cc/er. j„ xniall tube* and that the mixHi id; In Srplciuher tug i*f tlie tui't- in a specified qunnIn September, Rennet* says, he tity o f wuler would result in a will take i ff on his ambitious fuel that would enable all airplane flight In a spe-ial airplane equip to travel ut n greater speed than pel with two special 1 2H) horse- uny yet attained, power Packard motors using s ilis plane, Rennee asserts, will, special fuel he himself has Invent- not carry gasoline, hut water, in - j ed. i tend, and when he is in need of < T h . plane as he describe* it fml he will merely drop luhe of I v. .i I sheve tile present ty |*e into hit*’ the water, l •Hit i m om em Ys w e d OuR damdv h u e to L IV E O ol e>ofa. . . ' v e r O -.R A N .L U ’ * * , nra u s »»1 off on.-: *v *«* SZSffCV M. 17 � 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, August 02, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 02, 1927. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 02, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e994e2d70962f832a7ac8ba4d145df86.pdf 4dfd56a5c5119d8e57ff25182439ee7f PDF Text Text YOUR n e w s p a p e r TIIE WHATHER LhliPhcd in Florida's Heart [ World’s Greatest Vegetable rllon. Its Richest Garden Land fflM i: NO. X V II. ^ a s e ^ ^ r M n tc r n a lio n a l News Service AI Smith Says He Is N o t Interested I n Coolidge M o v e yor Lake ToSubmit Suggestion To Com-, [littee Representing [he Administration Fnlr tonight; Thursday partly cloudly, local thundershowers in north portion. NEW YORK, Aug., :t. (IN S )— Governor AI Smith, of New York potential democratic presidential candidate, is "not interested” in I resident CooliHge's decision to retire from the 1028 race. Asked for a comment today at his suite in the Hilt more here, Smith replied: "I am not interested. It is a matter that president Coolidge must decide for himself." The governor refused to make any further comment. W EDNESDAY! U C I S T 3. I’;_7 M em b er ’? 1 1 N E S S W IL L Qualifications For Voters Enumerated or Election TESTIFY AS TO To Be Held This Friday^ Ticial Voices Objeciions jCONSERVATISM IN AFFAIRS IS fells I). L. Thrasher iURGED BY MEISCH SANFOKlY m . m i n WHIPPING CASE Ear the benefit of Sanford citi­ zens who are not familiar with pro­ visions of the stnte law regarding 'I* T ell n :„ >i< |th© requirements for voting in I Ills N ir .to n 1o Cir-lnuinleipnl elections in this elty.Th ■ cuit Court Jury In 'I'ritil Herald quqtcs section 12.r> of chap Of Eugene Dobbs For Whip- tor 8307 of the acts of the stu­ ping A n ______ Alabama Y oulh]|lc*f,i^lnturo of ,f ‘,llQW8S, , Every person over the age of years, residing in the rity of Man ford a t the time <-f the holding <d any municipal election, and wh­ aling have resided contlnously it the slate of Florida for '-no yea Victim Testifies Masked Men land in the •it \ of Sanford fur si' First Of Six Men To He Indicted Drove Hint 15 Miles From JP0?111/' B,m11 : !:V 1 " His Home AndW h ip p crillin i , a^ ;inv numiripnl ok*(?iinn; piovich NUMBER 281 Uure.iu O f C ir c u la t i o n s l« Jit'll Li m UBT IS ‘Choose’ Means *No’ New EnglandSpeech NEW YORK, Aug. 3.— (IN S) -••Will you liave some more p ie?" The New England house­ wife nsks her guest. ," l wouldn’t choose any, tlinnk 1-n and is properly registered In i you," is the New Englander’s re­ In- city registration books.’" ply. It means simple and polite H was announced this morning refusal. !!>af unless citizens are duly qunli-1 Those familiar with New Engunrler provisions of the above President's Use Of “('lurnse and nnd its talk recalled this they will not he permitted to To Run” Lends PnrlyC’hiefs quirk of the vernacular ns the tin ir ballots in the election to ■ held on Frjday of this week. | To Believe T in t ( ’onlidge! politically wise of the country ought tc find the hidden mean( In.- measure, Lv to he rigidly i.-n* | Gould Be Induced 'l'o Run ing behind the 10 words of Pres­ reed, it war. learned from those , in will have charge of the poll *. ident Coolidgo. I i -in <>fTii-iiila it was learned I "I do not choose to run for many of those who have regis-1 president in 11)28.” ■I h it |iaht th •oil t.nxr Might it he possible, some auth­ — he tnrhl my time, orities ask, that the President Then: tl re RoosevellWhen De­ lion, ami the day *’.f merely was taking the common clinin': 'l’o Run 20YcnrHAgo, talk of his section? isqunll/y ai c wiio is all other cj-ts. l»oll I ’sed Slueh Stronger Words by paid i ♦ ter John I* M At IIINGTON, Aug. 3.— (INS) ■Polite il camlor of political cun* ai g ? A - hot a political debate ivi tY P the c iiatay hat. witnessed iii years i aged today about President Coolidge’.i enigmatic declaration that President Issues 10 Word Statement MRS. LEBOEUF LAKESSTAND! MURDERTRIAL Witness Continues To Maintain Her Hus­ band Killed In R e gion Lake Palourde Declares Trapper Slayed H usband Her Calm Demeanor Breaks Down Under Severe Cross Qu i z --------I that Buell a per* >n has paid his p< ON'I.ONTA, Ala., Aug. .'I.-(INS) |tax in the c< .inty for the procedim; -Another uwitness i f i i v B B to m the u lflogging! n u m m i r j ____ ___ of Je ff Calloway illowny was expected to I , r, relate his version lenibcra o f th e T a x p a y e r s to the circuit COURT HOUSE, FRA N K L u c, sp o n so rin g t h e c a m - County Commissioner Avers •he trial of Eugene Dobbs, first - i/wriT/M*'' |rii fo r p a s sa g e o f fiv e nm N O TH ' LIN, La., Aug. 3.— (IN S) — Now Is Time To Make Anv Of U sextet of men i» he tried on C T JP I i v r J. lA J i .; linents to tho c it y c h a r te r , u A n lit E ffo rts to attack Mra. Ada Changes That Will Stabilize a charge of whipping the Oncontu | youth several weeks ago. hy asked fo r th e p riv ile g e divided a-i to whether tic Bonner \m Boeuf’fl testimony 'the Municipal Government D M J T I P C ijharply John Tlu.-mas Hughes, one of the [taping a jo in t m e e tin g on displaying niditieal candor or f jKi I I that her husband was shot . , , , . members of the hooded band that firsdav n ig h tl w ith onnor- litkal running liy his peculi­ R lak en in n T t’s tifiv d L c B ckmiI' John Meiscli, county commission, carried Calloway into a woods and killed by Jam es Beadle on Its o f t lie nroposed chancres. arly worded statement. W ould M n k e W ife D riv o IIin t Lake Palourde nnd not in an 1 were in fo rm ed b v M av n r er and prominent celery grower of and flogged him, testified yester- Market Opening Is Exciting 'IVIcgritms Pont In In n m m er ,r Mr. Coolidgo really means to In H er C tir W h ile H e H id ln inundated area of Morgan City L that th e r e q u e s t would Sanford, today added his name to day that he had watched the pn*Affair Willi Deluge Of Sel While House A kinj P re sl- t. ke him . If out of consideration tonneau Looking l orLover wcrc made hy the state when Lfn-rod to the committee in the growing number of influential Cl‘<*u.^t‘ ' 'l 1'*1' lin in g in an aujning Orders Pouring In Froiv deni To Reconsidtr O r ()| - |I«i Hl-I.s lie will have to put his in...i have expressedi ipubhi mobile. ,11«>, was with Le of tiie meeting. ention in more positive wards bccitizens who , , , tlirentened . . site took tho stand for cross All Sides, After Htntemenl . . . . death if he told of the whipping. In­ ferine Him (!ongr:tlulalions FRANKLIN, l-i.. Aug. 3— (IN S) Savor bake delayed nylon in .ly . their • the ha . d-hoiled polilieians in approval of the proposed snj,p Iptanre of the proposal after l? th" eapital will believe it. Tho •—"Imagine a mini in his wife’s examination today. V »-’ W Y ORK Aug. 3. (IN S) r ip CITY, P Mrs. Lo Hoeuf is on trial with fine his nersonal objections to amendments to the city chnrtcr. j Several more witnesses will he ..r- t inajocitj of republican:! now i lathes and with his wife’s veil over Mr. Meiscli is anxious to see offered by the slate today I-fore Col a prices registered new d>pint). When approached by iltie words I'ulay Vi-ce •.t*i a \Y hingtan aro unwilling to Lis face, driving' her car with n Headie and Dr. Thomas E. Dreher of approximately $2.5" _ Thrasher,chairman of the* changes wrought in the city govern- resting its case against the f i r ;t elitii" up more pi-iiiical turmo-il : i .t' h hi: name on tho basis of pistol in his hip pocket, looking for for the murder of her husband in pavers I.engue. whoasked the lm,nt that will guarantee a conser- defendant in the seven case Tin* hale tm v a •the result of a sevoi !.-■ lit startlim* wards that cninii- I lie man he suspected of having a In nation ha- tin i in a dei Morgan City on July 1. Rfi.il for the. right to address the“ vative* administration with business defense lias summoned n large l-reak in 'tie market at Liverpool ited from Rapid City yesterday luvo a ffa ir with her." .............. ^ Is o f Prrtlild' 1 Her calm demeanor was break­ Itiwr ’JPOU the contention that , . , . . . mimher oi prominent character where the nil < iu uuch dramatic fashion: "Imagine this snnie man, lying whom .. cm- t ’lMilidgc’a a n -•hi* emciit were fit' ie-L i/hoe . to rn far pi < Ls the last night before the elec- in judgment exercised in every n c-L it„CBseH, ing as tiie cross examinntin on the on the floor of the tonneau with a "I do not choose la rim far pres­ Trading was wild at times and in L. the mayor snid: lien taken l>y those elected to serve gressman George Huddleston, pistol in lii-i hands, forcing Ids wife part of attorney's for tho state ident in 1!)28." -a than has hein rj'ou never asked us to partici- the people. The county commis- \ Calloway, acting as the stale’s larg'-r prop. -m noon y • rday when the At tho same time, it is generally to drive nlimit tiie streets hoping progressed and alio steadily re­ witnersed foi several months past L in y‘ur meeting.” live made the aiinaunc-"ineiit •Min ded Hint Mr. Coolidgo, by his that her alleged lover would uccost siwn said that now is the time to I chief witness yesterday, testified pudiated her confession, saying I Tho opening of the market w. a|ipareuii ■ effaced himself t.-i ,-incnt, has let dawn the liars her.’’ JVou could have had that right net if the city is to ho placed hack 'hat n hand of masked men drove an exciting affair, with a deluge « i tut iiati •uul political field t<» a flock ol Republican potent!I you had so desired," interposed I on the substantial basis upon which ! I,im ,,r» " '1ilos1 .frMI", |’!s h" » u’ f» « Such a man was .lames J . Lo was not under oath then and I am selling orders pouring in from : rli Init evening J V Thrasher. . . . . . . . - woods and whipped him after litirl- quai ioi i. . wh>> will not be slow to take Hoouf, whose multilated body was now." She openly sobbed during N lei cs oi’ < muriiing, l‘ ng ! ing accusations of bo,-Hogging at maud were apimici (•Mr. Hutton was not allowed w \ lt [s ‘ ° .bp "Vo™U’<\ tli, l.irut ion nt ils face value, taken out of tho waters of Lake her testimony today. and p r in rails and te le -. ml proceed to build them elves up Pnlounlo on tho night o f Ju ly 7, In voicing his endorsement of ,|u.ir victim. Efforts on the part of Attorney’s for the state made e f­ tak when he attempted to talk,” swung st -tidily lower as stop loosetged the tempo- i the amendments, Mr- Meiscli point­ defense attorneys to shew that ardors unraveled in tin* scale dawfumed the mayor. icc< ion. land for whoso murder his widow, forts to break down her testimony ,e affi i- . each for the "I was ns courteous to him as 1 ed out that despite the fncl that lie Calloway had been drinking at the] gave impetus to the movement. , Republican I Dr' Tho*™™ E .’lJreh cr, hor alleged that a note she had sent Dr. Dreher i-spre- ■••- • an opinion time of the nllcgod flogging proved | lleve that, whether pnramour. and .lames llea.lle, hunt - stating that oho nnd her hu*l>a«d aU l>e," declared Mr. Thrnsher. County Commissioners last fall had Short inter- t - eovered rajiiill ilge’i: dntcUl"llt. in the object of jeers frmn seen fit to postpone the sale of $ 1,- unsuccessful. : I to oi not, tho Pros!- or ," " 1 •rapper, are now on trial, n ould ho on the lnko was sent in this being f'-r the thast part tl t • White House atta•crowd, not from myself or nnyi m i. d him-<-lf from according to Louis Hlnkemun. Mor. efforts to perfect friendship be­ A warrant for the arrest of main source of demand. Sellin •r "f tele phono rails fo cV-e <-•» the plntform,” he C,00,000 in bonds for road purposes, Grand Dragon Jam es Esdale <>f the, came chiefly from the smith, cam i * iu idetalton. They are, however, gan City diiof of police and a tween the two nnd a truce in their hi - . aim., from Wall ntlnual. __ _ the City Commission since that time Alabama Ku Klux Klnn charging] nihrion han-i--. Wall Str-'et, Ne in I he minority. The majority brother-in-law of Ada Lo Hoeuf, in enmity. Y \. nnd the pre I"Mrs. Is' Hoeuf. how did vou *='*»*| I think he was treated very dis- lias disposed of approximately $ 1,- him with failing to appear when j Orlean- a- I i••-I intere ts. Hob! ]v. I. , , opinions were sought viewed an exclusive interview with tho In­ i<i.!i i lit. attitmh’ ami ternational News Service today. possession of that note you "**y urtru'ly," retorted Mr. I.a!:e. 'i.K* m,riiusly-wonled atutuniciit subpoenaed us a witness iii tin ers of long a< nut at a «li»)»osi 750,000 worth of city securities. :■ i‘i i rc electiuii as had The late superintendent of the >ou sent to tho doctor that a fter­ When tiie fur. J “/Icroiild have spoken from the '• 1!i si."i,la-ism and attributed to The county hoard, Mr. Meiscli dc- case was still to lie served today of Hteir h"M ••" •.tJv expected. a f the inavnrunt had carried near litfprm if he h|kd panted to, but . r. \ .li I e a de ;ie to he draft- Morgan City power plant "was a noon?" Tho District Attorney ask­ Es-dale took the stand for iu few <a tju'si* *.•nils and wire man possessed with tho devil," ed her upon cross examination. Rrtkde nd x u iir ^ u u t * d m A n d i •lire 1 \-ok y tlo ir in delaying the minutes Monday hut dc dod ho |hy fl'live •ie . y clj below tbg sale of bonds because of the condi­ 7T: f' ' ext mliYe that de *|lf? ;*-.l “ An inev: put it. vels, affiTuigs tnpn-ed i ff ,,f i eenls h |r. Thrasher. knew anything of the records "I had seen it since tho afternoon “ If Nlr. i 'onlidge really wanted Hlnkommi said. t t ip- Iml time•d l,is amiouiu'*' mod to have s|» "Yoii’vo had your meeting," re­ tion the bond market and also be­ the Alabama Klnn. lie failed to and movement "I wanted her to confess that she 11 BCnt it to him until Mr. Parker '' , eliminate himself from co:icause of its desire to prevent an collie after Vr H i ucidnv to tin farce. Price <'<inseqiiently amed .Mayor l.ake. idemtinn in l!*28, liu would liavo knew about the murder hcenuso 11 sou showed it to mo hero last night increase in taxation. Knowing appear when again summoned and ■if tlit* market . it nevcrthirle i “Yes, but In view of the fact that Hint these conditions existed nt (lie writ was issued for his arrest. eavered a gaud partimi of llicir < .ml. 'I nm iu>l a cnudiiinto and knew it would ho hotter)for her to in tho court room," sho answered. ti r>*.-■ toduy's i'7ienlii!:"ii nos __________________ |ly losses. I i* the last night before the elec- Hint time and have existed since "Aro you sure it is the same note 'will mid. r no circumstances eon- <h so when everything came out. i li ns word of the death of a -w-i -« r I lui tuati ns wi e wide and h on, we think you should accord us then, the city CommissYn, Mr. e . . c it to . t.imi again.’ That is what Jim la* Itouef made a living hell oift you scat tho Doctor?" lellt." ik *.1...-.r.»r ni.,g ! privilege of making any replies Meiscli charged, has flooded the Thdodon Itoi aevelt said in a idmi- of hor existence." Ho snid. "I nm sure," she nnsfered. naan period again caused \: •H11. T mimhei- came inc ng lit we may de nse, "declared Mr. market with , Sauf«trd securities, In- ''itiiatiiiii :!t> years ago. Hal "Ever since some womnn wrote "W ell, when I get Dr. Drchor on : lie .virci raagraltihitii r Mi to move hack to lower h vi 1 fhrasher. Ir. Coolidge ''i,l not soy that, liu Mrs. Dreher an nnnoymous letter tin* stand I intend to contradict causing a slump in their demand ! the day. This no doubt was i'ldu i lire •a hit statement n th ] “We asked for a copy of the •and value, did not chu-i.se *oj accusing her luishand and Ada I.c that statement. Why did you go all j al that lie had "tinge I1 go. I red to same exei m by the Is.-ui Itenographic report of the meeting i-.in ,i". <n courac, no man can ' Hoeuf with having been livers, .Tim tho way to Lnko Pnlourdo for this "\Ve should not sell any more I of an except i< nally favorable '< ar •at a real servit ” ill t it th -am |mI you refused to [jive it to us,” ‘ '«.i -I to 'run' for llie Presidency j was like a mad man. Mrs. Dreher meeting for reconciliation?" Tho Wi» bonds of any kind for awhile,*' Mr. ith<*r report hy the government ! Iiird-term pi irit'i) iiicl the mayor. en ii - running involves bucking\cnme to Jim with tills letter instead Attorney uskod her sardonically. K EY W EST, Fla.. Aug. 3; (!NS| 1 This report - t ited that moderate i violated. "Wo must get The official was given to under- Meiscli insisted, A ,ioi a .mi iiaililion against a of going to Ada *ir her own hus—Search for Miss Annie Kirehik, together and work out our own sal­ I to suhstniitial liawera aicui I "Because 1 suggested it," sho And meanwhile, the fir- ot i also i |iaml that tho request for the retried hand. She wanted I,c Hoeuf to take calmly replied. term. i. ItoOM'Velt rn vation. Only by a substantial re­ prtety Jewess who disappeate-l through* nt tin- mitral and *-a . ... ort was addressed to The Herald newspaper nlitoriah: tri* It'll Hi. , It Hit III wall up the cudgels instead of having it duction in operating expenses of from lier home 10 days ug" and portions of tin - "tion hell du ug They h„> were divid'd ii u|>in (Continued On Page Five) Vuillemot attempted to confuse out with her town husband, I guess, the government and economy in who had authentic- believe was the past week, while lienvy r is u., Isa humanly possible, anno ofr ' renieiitbereil." tier upon cross examination and every other way will we ho able to abducted and taken )•• Cuba by fell ill the northwest. Tempera- the fi t papers to main .tl we ie "Jim was wild then. Ho cumo show that sho could not havo pad­ place the city on n solid foundation Jtaymond Wright, I'Torida li:-lit lures generally •■•near n * •-home that night nnd they had a dled nil tho way out to Lako Palepiiii- ii that "presi- •Ml ( 'o il once more. terrible row. He heat her, I think. j Keeper, hoa resulted In dctectl - nblo average. of ii" i not hurtl' d all hi bridge**" He began swearing that ho was go- ourdo in tho timo sho said it had of the island republic to uncover iholl were conf :. ,1 t<> m>iu< .: I e • |y la» draft I. Ollier*taken hor. She maintained her test­ ing to ‘get’ the doctor nnd she was imony that the shooting took place Hit there I a chain <if fa ils connecting a sis- jtont by tho if"' uaent. Th*': ipialty ••-nfiii* at \v scared of him. ter of tho limn and a veteran line- numermi and iii :nic"ivo iu " •<■ no i|iiil)ldii'g at ut languon Lake I’alourdo instead of Mor­ plying I-*- Icru Georgia, tin reiiMis said. - it il that the I'ri-sidi '• had eliter of a passenger vei "lie would put on lier clothes and gan City, where the state contends less rain, mole sun-liin** and n > 1iiiiii.il cit Ii»in s<*1f *iiu'** i >1 Cor ii tween lien* and Havana with her f a r e veil, t k< his wife's ear and go the murder was caimnitted. IIOSTON, Atig. 3.— (IN S )—Gaverat' lv high temperature impi d T he third group of thmn hi was one out rhlii g. imping thut Dreher dlsapiienience, WASHINGTON. Aug. 3. (IN S) (IN S )—PresBERLIN. Aug. 3. Itnor Alvan T. Fuller sprang a "You suy you told tho doctor Hint Mrs. Lucy McNal*. . ister of I*conditions in Hint district. The of uti. r ind cisioii whe* in the un- id e a l announcement would mistake him for Ada ami you had fixed it up-to meet him Coolidge’.* Jnrpri.se today in his review of tho —The peril of Pellagra has ap­ of the crop was very r d cxpi'i'cd iinnounu'imi from the Wright, lias been arrested by CuI,r,,,f,e i hut ho do*- ■ led ihooso to ho a 1fdnri • conversation. At other on Lake Palourde, yet you say in |!isc of Nicola Sacco and Ilarto- peared in the flood swept lower in Arkiiu-ns siimmei White ll*>u • was tli „ hut weevil .........■h,, in" >.uididat* 1"i f'l*’ lideiit next year turn - a. would make Ada herself your confession that you had of­ hrnro Vanzetti. Announcement Mississippi, according to reports ban authdritieH on rliurge* of aid-. . . cu 1d pi -• and ' on '■it I* n" r‘ ," " , ...... a lai 11 p - urprise to Germ- d ri" tl.e ear while lie sat in tin* fered your husband the choice nnd l*. amde at the state house hy to tiie tf. S. Public Ilealth Si rv. ing in the kidnapping *.r the m I. »’'-v *•« weight thrown * o lie ihr.i'-eol' gy in William Whit* omster of I N“ 0J ’ jr<, w,.r,.. ()clohcr Iiiny amt • op pit a sun alien here hio'l eat hidden in tho toniieuil that lie had said "ju st anywhere.’ )illiatn I . Reed, secretary of the ice. but no ili’lmlte iqiinio* expre* *-<i. "'■•It a gun in his hand, expecting Why did you ask him that and why r»l ; 0 i r 17 (W. *1*. today. The Mississippi Slate Hoard of tho Slenniship Cu b a ,.................I h> f|| Ixcnitivi tiiiincil, (lint the schedI p11ip uts of Ameiicnn •hat Dreher would fall for that. It. Kirehik, father «.l the an I |.,„„nrv n ,x , ,|„wn 50 and M •• i iermnn jlt-il im-cting for that body at noon Health asked the government til did you ray that he said ’Let’s go 'I'll lit. NND D' polities ex pi i ril the belief that |iv.'.ii). do.* u" t' "Going with the Sh eriff to quest­ for a ride, you hnvo already test­ "lay was postponed until noon cooperate in the fight against the iag girl, with denying ftworrow. disease, said to lie due chiefly to presence oil tin* Mteaiuer on the day | ( i )'. I:NGTON. T* •i i , Aug. 3 .- the main >:-• - was the fiasco of ion Ada was about the hardest ified that tho three of you had an sho mysteriously disappeared from I ALLEGED !'l \ \ Kit ARRESTED |(IN S) - Death in tl electi ie chair (tm Geneva iiiifereacn with sucti thing I ever had to do. I talked it appointment on the lake," Attorney Thu fact that Governor Fuller's had or insufficient food. this city. 1vision in the SaccivVanzetti rc■icmaaded 1*v Becondnry <:i i i as the American over with my wife and for days Willemot hurled ut her. Kirclii!; charged that In* re-| FORT MYERS, Aug. -1. (I ) Will !•>• t In* penalty ii argument:* Hiuditioii in lies) a third term for * he begged me not to do it. That, lit'w is given out tonight and that She repudiated the conversation the slat .* today "1 president end the opposition of was just after Jim Lo Hoeuf had quested that his daughter not lie —t'liffnrd Stovall, believed by rouiiiil meeting has been postabout where her husband desired start in Hit* murder rial of Homer the farmers. allowed to disembark, hut that Ids'sheriff's office here to lie on. f disappeared and 1 suspect some­ r0,,rd until after the announce/. who yestcrto go which was contained in her message was ignored. [the two negro slayers of Mnrh-n .Smith, niHus Roy R lieved hero that Uio thing was wrong. rcM of the decision, caused much ed *.*n the confession after her tilt with Vuilmoon ten day rift* ___ . _ _ if*— ? Grimm, Hiinta Gnrdu fur Im r rn . lent dei ision is not final. [peculation. State house observers COLUMHUS, ()., Aug. :t-(INS) lemot. vvitne- : htnml the t ■till .**la ing of '•’urthen-iore it h. Imped that tlm 1 -1,0 was kith'll near Huckint.'hant " r j i - niiu-h in tho dark as ever — With 21 cases positively ding. . . . . ...v .i. . m i in u .x Mrs. I/vlloeuf indicated hy her I’r.wland Chut last winter, tins been arrested at i< |nJ h!' f>f the decision hut n)(iu,(, ,IH( infantile paralysis. ami :*ig ilnni! •css ns In* iiiiman, i■ • • ■ Marietta, Ga. P majority through that the coun- more than two score of the sus­ (Continued On I’nge Five) He is being held awuiling the ly cxcus c*. will h voi i show the American M was to ho consulted, which was pected .cases in three Ohio com­ : rcopli that the allies aro unwilling M m to mean the the Governor munities, the slate health author­ KNOXVILLE, Temi.. Aug. 3.— Iarrival of Lee comity ilcputh . RICHMOND Vn.. Aug.,3.(IN'S) NON-STD 1 FLIG IIT ! to di.surm. va,i decided to intervene. The Detiiocratic primary election (IN’S ) —A supposed love triangle ities today took prompt steps to . . ______— SUSPEN D] D POLICEMEN yesterday still further demonstrnItRlf.N.’SAA'ICK G A.. Aug. :: investigate the causes of tho out­ resulted in tho death of two lienGEORGIA TOBACCO t*d the weakening political power 1 by Kddbt Ac.•oiiipai.n f INI ) break, and to determine what today when Oliver II. May, money MEMPHIS Tenn., Aug. 3. HNS) of the Ku KIux Klnn in Virginia. Henry Smith, negro, chanced irnlntie nininitnriiHurcs arc necessary In hall its] Irmior, stmt and killed his wife ami Three policemen, suspended la ' Siin' 'in. D troll ATLANTA. Aug. 3. — (IN’S) In Newport News, the Klnn lost with possessing liquor, drew the spread Lari IL Roberts, head of a local night far inefficiency when their fncturer. Paul R. iti dferii, who will • day, >• >to rday, its fight to repeal the anti-mask ________________ |mortuary. May filed a suit for div- "bents" were found to he Inf*! attempt a nonstop flight in a ..l 17 of G- *gin's lirlght lenf to- ordinance, and in Norfolk Senator largest fine In Polico Court tms STA K V ISITS TAMI’A j orco in the circuit court here with bootlegger.* nnd gambling Stinson ipnnopbiac fiom thin city . 'WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-(IN S) . I i.'.'ing a t'rtn! sale James S. Barron, Roman Catholic, morning when Judge W hite as­ yesterday nnd the double slaying joints were to he given ii trial to­ to Rio De Janeiro is oxpcctcd to l-~l utilic cooperation in a fight to ] nf 1,580,302 pounds at nn average was renuminnted despite the Klim’s sessed l’ini $100 or 00 days when was said to he its sequel. he plead guilty to tho charge. arrive tomorrow afternoon. I'hminntc corruption and crooked TAMPA, Fla., Aug. 3. (INS) day. price Well above 20 cents, the efforts to defeat him. May, at-nrding to police, went Employe from the Bureau of In- Colleen Moore, film star who lived Tho other cose* on tho docket ■li m ill . i .'ii wus ushered in un­ Worth Smith of Louisa County, I *n*al Revenue, an agency which in Tampa luring her entire child­ to the Inane of his estranged wife, were; S. (’. llrnlow, charged with der most promising auspices. Imliw’as renominated for the Semite collects the luilk of the Commis- hood, will arrive here at 5 o’clock fired several shots into her body • tii'.i-i today were that Georgia over V. R. Shackleford, Ids <q>pon- drunkoness, estreated his bond of r then trailed Roberts to ii barber Rioners David H. Blair. He pointed this afternoon to visit childhood ■ id year wnild m-o the farmers ent, by a majority of 3!l7 votes, in $ t0. Violet Tucker, charged with simp and emptied his revolver in­ t"«t "a number of conspiracies friends. c'.iii; 11- 1 returns on their crops one of the most ldtterly contested disorderly conduct, wus dismissed. to his wife’u alleged lover, lie was ' " " i i employes of the bureau Jasp er AVelcher, charged with vi­ .inci* the wild first was induced fights in the state. Tho mayor, u brass hand, and arrested on two charges of first men on the outside have been olating n through street ordinance ] in the stule. committee will await her at the degree murder. detected." wna fitted $13. Julia Barnuei Edward F. Lane, lieutenant gov- .a reception committee for tho vixilANOTHER DECISION station. charged with reckless driving, was ernor of the central Florida <h - |ing Kiwnninit. from chaim ont who SI RHEME COURT GENERAL RHEA DIES w arra n ts se r v e d trict <>f Kiwanis, wus unanimo.i -ly iwill Ik* here ae.-.t Wednesday for TA LLA H A SSEE, Flu Aug. 3. fined $3 as was K. Wctsell who CORONER’S JURY ........ was charged with violating a stop TALLAH ASSEE, Fla., Aug. 3.— BOSTON, Aug., 3. (IN S) — endorsed for district governof by luncheon and afterwards a hall (IN S )—The Stutn ” “L.......street ordinance. Joe Jackson, The h'loridn Su|>remc Court today affirmed the judgment I- i J ! ' i soo v , i ‘LE’ r i n - Au»f' HAILEY, N. C., Aug. 3.— (IN S) Brigadier General Juines C. Rhea, the Sanford club at its wecl.lj game between team selected from fIN'G) Deputy United States — A coroner’s jury will convene U. S. A. retired, former head of luncheon today at the Seminole the two clubs. •I Court tc'a y upheld an injunction of tho circuit court of I/*on county charged with being drunk, did not i-Ii. * 'logafi serving warrants hero Friday night for a second the citizens military A. K. Rossitter and T. I. Du-| granted the American National in awarding damages to the family appear to defend nintself and his training Cafe. T. W. I-aw tori, president of Du-.mas were nppoiiiiid to rupn "-ut Bank of Peiisttcolii to lehtraia the of Gertrude W. Wat non as a re­ bond of $10 was estreated. Wesley ir r a ‘ nS of the return of time in nn attempt to place the r.*-|f“ 'nps in New England, died nt Ins iu [ue hills hy a federal grand sponsihility for the death of Tom home today. Ho v,-n8 n native_of club, wus in charge *>f the dnyV 11ho local club at the Inter-club t;- * i ll tor of Escumliin County m it of her death in a grudo cross­ Tucker and Frank Jones, both Iowa, wus a West Point graduate, |program uml submitted u reading i meeting i-1 Jail.- -aville Align:-' t D. 1 (-"Meeting levies made upon ing accident here recently. Tho charged with disorderly conduct, I £ 3 lien *n i!ftIsession . >:? ! ^ rfor ^ y:an . ThcAU ,ry Bradshaw alleged negro assail- .............................. .. ...... en tirj served in the Philippines and ut-|test to the members, who W I E. F j Lam took of tho instituamount of damages awarded by were dismissed. ant of un 11-year-old Nash county week tended the general staff college atlminded of tho sixth grade days > f the Central Florida Olptiict <f I t 1 n tho lower court nguinst the Sea­ girl, who fell victim of nn armed CHAPLIN DIVORCE SU IT when they were underwent simitar Kiwanis, annouiu il that Hi** 12 board Air Lino Railway was re- j iiiosso that had hunted him for •lt* l *'ort Leavenworth, con tract a w a r d e d ----------------------------examinations. It is reported that I ulgba in Central Florida would hold BROKEN NECK duecd from $ 12,000 to $0,000. __ ___ • hours. LOS ANGELUS, Cal., Aug. 3. |MABEL NORM AND IMPROVES most of the members were abb t" nn old fa him e j l . lo tpii ui — | puss the tests. time il * — (IN'S)Report* of a positive na­ S. C., Aug. 3.— ADMITTED AS CITIZENS FLIGHT POSTPONED F l a - Auk aSANTA MONICA, Cal., Aug 3. |C. E. Wilson of Ocalu, and « . IL place where tl - d':- ni, will be held (IN S)- The condition o f W. AV. ture that tho lata Grey-Charlic Ih'partn* ^ ^ *°r'da Stutc Rond Ro-i ter, IP, whose life has been ccntru,l( tf?t today “wa"*ed the .JACKSON ja i hSU N VIELE, VILLE, Fla., Aug. ... — (IN S )— Mabel Norninnd, film j Horne of Tavares were visitm at v.ill he decided later, BA R TLESV ILLE. Oklu., Aug. 3 Chaplin divorco suit will be settled Howl. ebbing away to r four star, who is seriously ill of influ'th e meeting and both gave slmrt Sanford ex| -■ ♦ • < to send a lar *.« -(IN 'S)—Torrential rains today out of court, coupled with the ab­ h| 1:1 besinu'° iSVe*h-eB<l (IN S )—Tho oath of allegiance in Leon County, wus taken hy 51 men und women enza and pleurisy, showed slight talks delegation to Hie district convent- weeks after he subtainni a broken caused an indefinite postpone­ rupt withdrawal from the suit of R. B. Chnpman, J . G. Sharon, ion which will !><• held nt Holly­ in I la a swimming pool here, ment of the Bennett Griffin-AI Mrs. Chaplin's attorneys, today iAl ll.ll,tt(. ’p.M *1”10 « * a n io crosses the i i the federal court here yester­ improvement today after a good r „nst Line railway day and they were admitted a night's rest, attendants at Santa It. <J. Fox, J. L. Hurt and K. J. wood, November l.: >\ good attend­ tut:' aued 'el remain unchanged to ­ Henley non-stop flight to San startled friends! of tho coniedt*tn ,n *cks< Ut i , 202,80, I Monicu hospital reported, nnd his youthful wife, Trotter were appointed to serve as ance wss recorded nt the luncheon. day. United States citizens. Francisco, Xc:«'juS « COTTON DROPS AS UP HAS ITS EFFECT Search Lor iouni*: G i r l R e s u l t s In Long Chain F a d s . ': WITNESS INSISTS LE BOEUF WAS A |JEALOUS SPOUSE ...uve G overnor Fuller Ipr in g s Surprise GovernmcntAskedFor n Vanzetti C a s e Aid In Halting: Peril Coolidge R e m a r k ( auses Excitement In German Politics Prompt. Action To He Taken To Stop Disease iles Divorce Suit Then Murders Male -f r u Influence Of Ku KIux I. W f ; 111 Virginia W *» k ca cd H 5^ 1i f i £ ‘rit, “ 4 Ne#ro Draws Fine For Possession! Of Liquor [Commissioner Urges Removal Of Crooks Kiwanis Club End orses Edward Lane For District Governor Of Organization •mifinifrMfra | �PAGE EIGHT THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST, 2, 1027 Taxes A re s o d s Why We W a n t a Change 1. —BECAUSE CONTRACTS H A V E K E E N AWARDED TH KOI IK II FAVORITISM AT HIGHER PRICES THAN NECESSARY. 2. —BECAUSE PUBLIC FUNDS HAVE BEEN MIS-APPROPRIATEI). 3. —BECAUSE THE PUBLIC RECORDS HAVE NOT BEEN PROPERLY KEPT AND FACTS WHICH THE PEOPLE ARE EN­ TITLED TO KNOW HAVE BEEN WITIIIIELD, ESPECIALLY R F, C ORBS OF BOND ACCOUNTS. •I.—BECAUSE EXTRAVAGANCE AND M1S-MANAGEMENT HAVE CHARACTERIZED THE PRESENT ADMINISTRATION DUR­ ING RECENT YEARS. 5— BECAUSE THE CITY CHARTER HAS BEEN FLAGRANT­ LY VIOLATED IN AT LEAST THREE SECTIONS. (i.—BECAUSE THE THREE COMMISSIONER FORM HAS RE­ SULTED IN AN INEFFECTUAL REPRESENTATION A N D A CEN­ TRALIZATION OF GOVERNMENTAL POWER IN THE HANDS OF ONE MAN, AS WE SEE IT. 7. —BECAUSE THE PRESENT COMMISSIONERS BY SO VIG­ OROUSLY OPPOSING THE AMENDMENTS HAVE GIVEN CAUSE FOR SUSPICION IN THE MINDS OF THE PEOPLE. 8. —BECAUSE WE HAVE BEEN UNABLE TO GET INFORMA­ TION ON THE BOND MONEY. 8 Reasons Why W e Favor The Charter Amendments 1. BECAUSE TAXES WILL BE REDUCED. 2. BECAUSE FAVORITISM WILL GO OUT OF OFFICE. 3. BECAUSE PUBLIC FUNDS WILL BE SPENT AS VOTED BY THE PEOPLE. I.—BECAUSE “TWO HEADS ARE BETTER THAN ONE” AND FIVE ARE BETTER THAN THREE. 5.—BECAUSE THE PEOPLE HAVE A RIGHT TO NAME THE KIND OF STANDARD TYPE OF PAVING TO BELAID IN FRONT OF THEIR PROPERTY. <>.- BECAUSE GOVERNMENTAL COSTS WILL BE CURTAIL­ ED. ; ;[(|,;ji ( 7. —BECAUSE CONFIDENCE WILL AGAIN BE RESTORED IN SANFORD CITIZENS AND IN BOND HOUSES HOLDING S A N ­ FORD SECURITIES. . ,,,, 8. —BECAUSE NO ADDITIONAL BONDS WILL BE SOLD UN­ TIL A THOROUGH AUDIT OF THE CITY BOOKS IS MADE AND THE BOND MARKET IS FAVORABLE. .... PA Y E R S LEAG UE I). L. Thrasher, Chairman �_ PA<»E TWO 'H I E SANFORP HEilALD. W EDNESDAY. A tT .I ST a, 1027 TULSA PREPARES No More Bobbed Hair for Them! FOR 4TH ANNUAL PETROLEUM FETE! ; • NAIM.ES. Aug. — (IN S )— Woods on the outskirts of Terzigno | at the foot of Vesuvius have l»cen ' set afire by molten lava overflow' lng the dykes in Hell Valley. Thu ! lava stream is making its way * slowly toward the village hut it is ' coiding rapidly. Professor Mallada, of the Vc. I suvius Observatory who has spent j twenty hours of the Inst twentyf four at the craters, is still confi-in Vent that no disaster wil result I from the eruption in progress. IH Exposition This Year Will He stagedhVomScplembortMi’o i October 1; Many Prominent Oil Men Arc To He Present *v r IPf/ - . + .............................................................................................................................................. ! <••!• •>+ * -t-4- -t-♦ *;• * + * * + < • - > . .:....*...... A+. < :J U . % vyi l,r m - U* TULSA, Okln, Auk. 2. (IN S) Tulsn is pii pat jnir for its fourth itnmutl In ttf national Petroleum Imposition, which has horn called ■*** ■th« "world’s fair of the oil indus­ % try." The exposition this ycHr will h e ; held from September 24 to October 1. ' CltEI'K FROCKS Oil men from all pnrts of the j Tucks are one of the most popu­ United States and from most Wm lar forms of trimming on the cruforeign countries where oil is pro­ pe frocks, often in groups, scallop­ duced will be here for the exposi­ ed or stitched distinctively to give tion. Exhibit* Jw*orth between Hr an absolutely new effect. eight and ten million dollars will be on display, being brought here mON HATS NOW by. supply companies for the pe­ troleum industry, oil companies The popularity of the chain brace scientific instrument companies Id knows no bound-., one sees these •dculcnsnt Hymn J . Connell of tho and foreign nations. Approxi links of plain metal and jewels out- *fl<dhc battle (toet aircraft squadmntely 200 firms have already liniog the crowns "f the newest ;l I‘N-10 seaplane Into Mm contracted for space for displays, ! Imts. ""ic r day, carrying a wC|Khi while the total will probably ex­ <Bno pounds and remained aloft -\ ceed .250. 1 horns. , minutes nn.l is seconds, The exposition will be entirely II UN N a u r n ’UN'S uterine n distance of f»(7.G8 miles a scientific, technical and educa­ L- , tional display this year, all pa­ I Henna lias boon eclipsed as a col­ npw, nl,r record, shattering geants and side attractions being or to smile extent by the new reds he nt.i murk held l,y nn l , aIlan eliminated. Oil producing and re­ but as the season advances there is •lot who remained aloft R konra fining companies hart* indicated a i turn to the warm brown tones,. 1 minutes and 7 seconds under* tie- mine c6hdltloii3. their intentions of sending their "PKAKANT” TKOOKS chuff* technical men and executives i to the show. VI-I.VHTHKN POPULAR I*. ______ i Paris is tery fond ol prasaut-like Show L atfit Equipment flecks where the blno-e deevrs nud. | Tin- velveteen frock reaches the All the latest equipment of the skills are pleated with tiny flat height "l its popularity in Ihu deep 1pleats. petroleum industry will be on dis­ •A, red shade.'. play, ns in previous years, and oil exfltltivcs will be able to view the latest developments at first hand. M*ny companies which will have The question nf keeping It cut or letting It grow la dividing the disnluys declare that their exhibits rnnka of the feminine ntyllata. Here are three Indies of the movlei w-ill.be entirely different from those who havn lined up with Hie "lel-lt-grow a." At the top la Knlly Hand, of previous years. More advance in to tho lowor left In Estelle Taylor (Mrs. Jack Uempiiey) and to the technical equipment has been made right In Dorolhy Dwuii. How does It look to youT in the last two years, it is claimed, than in the proceeding ten years. Included in the new scientific! NOS I I . l ltlN l.l II l«. II ( i X I ( Hi I IS equipment to be shown at the expo­ Hi" new.- i develupuiiiiil in frisition will be the. Torsion balance, ’I lie high oxford which Ini-' ng*- < priuled fringe, in which i-oiia very delicate instrument made in Gqrmany, and the scisntogrnpliic over the ankle is most often devel v iitimial m- floral designs are I f f l p H.*e<] . ln loC"!.i,,K 0,1 l'."01''’ .0 ,"i ' oped 'in a combination „f |,|.„ | 11an.-ferred to coarse sill.i n strands manufacturer will show the actual BUede and patent leallni nr lid and l1 iuige 'inad" of narrow strips of 1**?f1' "• oprrations of drilling an oil well, ,,. ’ the material of the gown is very alligator skin. having a standard oil drilling rig ii•iii-Ii 'lie vogue. in charge of nil experienced driller on.Uic exposition grounds. In contrnat to this the exposition is erect­ ing-the rig and equipment of the iTnko Wells, the first, oil well to he brpught in Pennsylvania, The exposition this year will Z cover 20 acres of space on a tract I 2 * recihtly leasted. Two huge building linvo been erected to liouso the ex­ hibits and a third may have to lie ■ it i built to accommodate all who want inside siiucc. A large part of the grounds has also been set aside for huge pieces of machinery, such as 1T * |1<v engines, tank curs, rigs, and pumpinj^outfits. .. I Sets Air Mark ma 1 —a personal message to Sanford merchants Docs stagnation reign when you lock your store? Does your business n stand still” dur- ing the night hours? Do your sales stop when your salesmen start for home? Locked doors shouldn’t mean suspen­ Notice To Cityj Tax Payers! sion of merchandising. By Order ol the City Commission time for payment of City Taxes without extra costs has been ex* tended to September I, 1027. their homes in the evening; but you 101 len M o y , Tax Collector. CAN Your salesmen cannot visit people at send your efficient "personal iii 41 representative” into the- homes and to jj the very people you wish to reach. jj li R • s ift i LIKE SIIAVEI) I.AMil on » c -. There fs a new type of fell, pop­ ular for the tiny hats of the mum exactly like shaved ~ How? j: The evening newspaper will carry your t| ^ »■ tU il • ?:| ^ .. i« I every week. Build tomorrow’s sales through your r hows y rzrr The liny telt hah-with the de. mure bow of gras grain ribbon direcOS' Ik front is a very alluring type of millinery. •V 1 V ..f’ • ^ V . #1« ’ •e | 4\, ‘ advertising message in the evening ---------------------------------- newspaper which your customers read SHOUT COATH JacketH of fur, particular­ ly baby calf and the vor y close slffcwfn frv y *ro exploited in Paris. e n ’s W ash £ every night. T he evening newspaper works at night Linen Suits for you while your store is closed. 7 5 c T h e evening newspaper is the best in­ (One Pay Service $1.00) surance against a dull business day to­ - San lorri Laundry morrow. HHONr 175 l Reach the right people at the right lo Assessments ‘ In Loch Arbor u & K A ..'. J hour through the right newspaper by advertising regularly in INCHED Had she made the French Dressing " . T h e ow ner of Loch A r­ bor property in fre e from MBeKKinenU— a n o th e r atlvautaKc o f this duairahle developm ent. Look it over ^ e a tig a to , Judge it on its r ita now. m iOeForest-Sanford i Realty Co. f e S f v .- ' Sanford btfort (hey came they would never have believed it was her handiwork, for it was a very exceptional dressing, Hut she w aited u ntil they sat down to dinner. And then, right at the table, expertly, assuredly, she stirs and blends and seasons. They watch. They taste. They exclaim. Your salad is twice as interest­ ing, twice as much admired i f you dress it yourself at the cable. And your dressing is so much more apperizing when it is freshly blended. I f y ou lik e a m ild -m a n n e re d French Dressing use three parts o f Wesson Oil to on e o f lem on juice I or vinegar. B L E For a rart dressing fry tw o parts o f vinegar. Let your own taste, and the strength o f your vinegar or lem on juice deddc it. Salt and pepper —paprika to make it gayi T hen, if you like, vary it. Add a bit o f hardboiled egg —for a vege­ table salad. O r b ar-lc-d u c — this for 1he Sanford Herald fruit salads. O r a sprinkle o f grated cheese—on green salads. Y o u will find Wesson Oil an im ­ p o r t a n t p - r t o f th is re c ip e . It js delicate in flavor and blends just as you wane it to. And, as everybody • k n o w s, W esso n O i l is g o o d f o r you. Three excellent reasons for its popularity. * 1, message and promote sales six nighls hi - . . -v Herald V our Business Mal^c Business Better �< THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1927 PAGE THREIft is C e r e m o n y a Poor Servant Girl Becomes One of America’s Richest Society Matrons Of The Fifteen Thousand Who Have Signed Up ForSccond Expeditionary Force Fortyfive Per Cent Are Women i „ js u,e wedding ceremony that made Lena Wilson, once n poor servant girl in the Stilmnn mansion at ind Anse, (Jue., the bride of Jam es A. (“Bud") Stillm an, Jr., and one of the richest si/eiety matrons in country. At the right is Father L’ Ami, Catholic priest of Grand Piles, who officiated. Before him, kneelin front of the improvised niter on the luwn of the Stillman estate is the bridal party. From left to right y sre Mr. ami Mks. Jam es A.,Stillman, “Bud’s" fath er and mother; "Bud” Stillman; Lenu Wilsron and in Wilson, Lena's brother, who gave her In marriage. His Highness Gets Ready to Rough It %‘£'‘&ZyXT'*F A liter icon Legion who thought tne convention in Paris this foil would be a fine session of free­ dom from their women folk are due for a big disappointment. For when boys pass the madarnoiselles near the Cafe de la Paix the American women will be tag­ ging right along, according to records nt Legion national headquarters in Indianapolis. Of the total number of more than 15,000 persons who have sig ­ ned un for the second American Expeditionary Force, 45 per cent are women relatives of the former service men. Mothers and Siatera Although _the majority of the women ure the young wives of the veterans, the delegations w jlljja elude many mothers and sisters. One veteran, who had reserved a stateroom with several friends who fought the Battle of Vin Iilunc bock in 1911) after the Armistice, u few days ago sent a telegram to Legion headquarters. "Cancel previous reservation and make new one for myself and wife,” the message said. While the men who went to war ten years ago will celebrate a bit, most of the crowd will do some rather serious touring, the degion officers say. Records show that more thnn 90 per cent of the del egntions intend to pay a- visit ti the battlefields. Voluntary Police For the unruly vets who over­ estimate their capacities for the wines and liquors of France, the Legion has formed a corps of vol­ untary military police, chosjn from the more sedate members in nearly every State. Any diffi­ culties with the French will be set­ tled through this body. Tile atmosphere of the French pilgrimage ulready is prevalent at nutional headquarters. Nation­ al Adjutunt James Barton and a number of the department heads have gone to Paris to prepare for _____ _ Organized 1908 Sanford, Florida Condensed Balance Sheet As O f Ji ASSETS Cush in B a n k s .................................................. .... Mortgage* Receivable ................................... Stock Loana R eceivable................................ ... Accounts Receivable (Secured) ...................... Reul Eatate Owned ............................................ Installment Stock Subscriptions Receivable Furniture and Fixtures .................................... TOTAL ASSETS LIABILITIES Accounts P a y a b le............ Deal Eatate Loans Payable Paid Up Stock Issued ......... Installment Stock Issued Reserve Fund ........... ...... ...... Reserve for Dividends ...... Undivided P r o fits ................. TOTAL L IA B IL IT IE S AND N ET WORTH $1,5011,HG0.70 CERTIFIED CORRECT; Williams, Monohun urui Associates Public Accounts and Auditor* Sanford ,Fla.‘ By J . S. Williams Certified Public Accountant *•' Board of Directors y I^J tr, President; II. R. Stevens, Vice I n d e n t ; A. P. Connelly, Secretary & Treaaurer Forrent Lake B. F. Whltner, John Meisch, D. L. Thrasher, R. B. Chapman, S. O. Shlnholner. Georg? A. DcCottvs, Attorney A SOUND INVESTMENT , »- 1 • . ♦* , e i iars resident of Sanford recently, stated hd did not know the plan of our ior and Loan—meaning the co-oper ative feature by which profits go to PUMPS ALM OST OVER! ■This Js Estimated As One Of I The Biggest Construction I Program Ever Undertaken R By A Southern University V RALEIGH, N. C. Aug. :i.— ■INS)—'The dream of Jam es B. PM*, which gripped tho imagin­ ation of the world through his ftodowmrnt to Duke University Ikrte years ugo, will soon be BwHttd, I O'er at Durham, the home of phis southern seat of learning ph* foundation is being luid for phe starting of construction in P*JJtember of the University's buildings, representing an kipeaditure of $29,000,000. m i ”’ *n it was estimated, be one of the biggest con­ struction programs ever under“ hen in the South. Tho mum®outh project will require sever- will bo the new Duke Medical School, which is estimated to cost $41,000,000 alone, and which will be operated under u separate endowment of $10,000,000. The medicnl school, it was said, will be among the first to be com­ pleted, and is expected to begin functioning under the direction of Dean Wilbur Cornel Davidson, M. D., now of Johns Hopkins, by September, 1929, according to prerent plans. looking u little to the South from the towering chapel spire, visible for 20 miles around, one will see the schools of engineering, chemiBtry, religion, forestry, class room buildings, laboratories, the library and the administration buildings. Darrow Says There I s No Such Thing As Criminal Mind CHICAGO, \ug. JI.—(IN S) — Poverty and ignorance are the greutest causes of crime.. Clarence Durrow, noted crimi­ nal lawyer of Chicago, stuted this belief and added that practical .education could aid materially in .reducing major offenses ugainst society. “There is no such thing os a ‘criminal mind,’ " he contended. “Crime is a pathological social lesson induced by un undue strain in the relationship between a man’s desire and the law. “The quickest cure is educat­ ion. By that I do not mean Virgil nnd Ceasar, Keats and Shelley, Astronomy or Metaphysics, excel­ lent though such luxuries may be, but a pructicul education thut aids any individual to earn u decent living und sufiute many of his desires for the so-called better things. “No boy should lie allowed to leave school until- he has been taught thesu rudiments of edu­ cation. “Criminals pre not horn, except in rare instances. Neither are they Arkansas, Texas, Louisiana, Miss­ mude. But they are both born and issippi, Oklahoma, Kansas, New Mexico and Colorado. The cost of basins for the Ar­ kansas und Red rivers would not exceed $ 100,000,000, Bluke ex­ plained. These rivers, he said, ____ d, the Mississippi river. For another ,-hungi supply one-third of the water o f-jon D| $200,000,000, other tributary inderf. stieams could lie basined and rescrDIKNKR GOWNS voired, he said. The present plan to spend about i $000,000,000 to rebuild und cnlargoj Din. Mississippi levees was said by with i . . Biuke to be the less effective of for dinner gowns this yeur, the two policies. He pointed *>ut that benefits to agriculture und in- 1senators and represe dustry cquld be gained from the •''rough the southwest to T he Best Opportunity In Sanford’s History T o • ‘ * jc & ^ Shop And Save Money;1^ Buy Now F o r L a t e r Needs. All Our Merchandise Cut Below Cost. ..... o A Bargain For Each Member Of The Family S. A. IRWIN, Prop SECOND AND SANFORD AVE. �» PACT! FOUIT THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 3, 192? I^ook To The Future The Sanford Herald As Brisbane Sees It Pakllilird rsrrt nlli rimnn nrry< For nearly a year The Herald has advised, and used kumlnr nt Snnl.irl, l-'l.trlila Itl Mnanotla Airct.f, Crossing The Ocean. i very legitimate means at its command, to get the City to Deal h And a Trip To Europe. EnlrTPil n* Srcnti,* 4'liia, AlnMrf, put a stop to the ill-advised boom-period extravnngancc. Octreer 27. nt •*■»-e,,»ti*Ift«-«" News Front Both Sides. ■1 Sanford. V ’l«rl,lw, timlrr Ant •■/ It has consistently counseled economy and retrenchm ent I'mgrrM «,f Mnn h. :t, |Nt>7. Per hups We Conte Itnck. for individuals and business houses as well as city, county ||y AIM Ml!. BRISBANE ftP L U N U U TlBAK..... HOITOIt It saw the hand-writing on the wall II IIII\\ AIt II I1KIIO __ MAMAUKII and state affairs. r ..| i, r l « l " Itt/7 t i f lt| # r * #. HIIII.H Ii. Jtl \l->. Mnnnilm IMIlnl and realized that only by a thorough application of the —siimTviiirrioN it vtkx WRITTKN ON I UK Aiiuitnnia soundest business principles could a serious crisis be One W nr---, bv the wuv of ChPibourgh. leaving averted. Si. Mimlhn. ............. S v w York just after mi*lni«!»t Tkirr Manilla ........ The County has adhered rigidly to this course, hate y* sterthty morning # .1.7 11, Cnrrtei l>*r mrl. VVrrklr p«lIII mi prr Vri»r »2 .o« j„ i «)26 it was proposed to have the County Commissioners i No mutter how often you rnwa •Ik# llp/nlll, Ulltlk.irH'a plolirr# rr hpw«>|call an election to vote $1,000,000.00 worth of bonds for " big ships like this nr on hole pn|./r. a.iliaprllipa I i Ik# --------Jiilrrnn., 'J’Ijj, ones, you are reminded that the, Ellon J. Mougliion Architect , :r*‘ . *’!• Urnk lll.iu •i Ptori! PI#. Ptoril, Fla Dependabh -.“" ‘" il? , I Commissioners, realizing that- .the expenditure- of the .'.‘.’"an ^ovjo'oro alike! *" j nit ihr irmiinK ptrni* Hi# m -, poople s money at this time was not warranted bv the nrr M.iriit _ Tha I. X . II, l« e*e_erlal*, , ........fi,.. «... .1 •..... t __../•/• . L . YOU TAKE YOUR "hisl din-1 !r rtnrirnt u 'KinrV.tn .....I ,<» benefits to be derived, called o ff the election. i> 1. .1.. n-i • .. cr re . . .. , , . , upr” in New York, friends nr** ■ •nannrr •natinrr «f han<ll«l xinlr n.M, l» i a?If hnil I rfinnl. Hut the C ity, in spite of frequent promises of Mr. hake lens sorry to see you go) . .Tkf llrrnlil I# 11 uirntiirr ..I the|to the contrary, has continued to spend money right and Ttjut’s the death. KfJltr«.{IonIi“ A"I,.V!in‘!tl«,l'.’" ‘ i>u T . - : C i t y governmental costs; were higher last year On board ship you sail through fixhera. A«i*erii»er» nn.i Aii«rriuniK. than tlit* year b efo re, and a r e higher this year than last 1space for some thousand* of mil"». I Expenses n W Since the boom, and a fter Sanford was al* “II "ET « *?£ in u wntjJtion Of bankruptcy, included the Mx, wo.1., ' Plain.* «f -•H'ulnllnn »• «rll «- billld, tllO ball team, 1111(1 tllC ZOO. In due time you land in that -------------; . And in spite o f the fact th at Sanford was already m xt world, to find il different WEDNESDAY, A i d Si .1. ni-’ t over-bonded, and the m.yket was flooded with Florida from this and very interesting.. If you go to Paris — this writer TIIK IIUII AI.ICS ellOOIIAM securities Mr. Lake went to New York last fall and disposed is going there— you reach vvhu: J.—Kctioni, In rllr nn.i t-ounlr ail of $1,575,000.00 worth of municipal bonds at a grdat many Americans consider a fairly ntlnlalrnlluii. M.—Draper tralrr r.iulr# »» Jarkaou- sacrifice to tax payers. Again in Ju n e Mr Lake returned good imitation of heaven. villa. ■«—Conalrnrllnk ut HI. Jfinna luu’af to New York and sold $500,000.00 worth of bonds for TIIK SA FKTY IN erossi ,g our III*vr L'anat This made $2.075,000.0(J .worth of bonds little ocean, the certnint.v >*l Ian I•—Inauanrnllun of monthly ■Tsp about .93. ■p I t f f l . " which have been sold within the past year, and with the ling mi tlu1 other side, should mai.e A UK ■••rill M ir u t b lllllf ln a p rr( r a n . — b u u a r a , h u l r l a , a p a r i n i r a # exception of street paving and possibly a small amount 'us worry Icsb nhoutthe higerosiB b u u a ra . of hiilkliending. we are not aware of a.\y municipal irn- 'nB " VL‘r l*"‘ oc‘>nn ,1*lir jfX ■ — A I m i i i n t u n i t y # ;h r a l. EC____ ' % omplrllfin <•( rll> l.raullflra- provements within the same period of time for which Dnc» we knew little at....tan -■19 lion pros rnin. ii ■-** and *"m,rr" '“ "»*** ' _ (tins money might have been spent. „»,..ut the ••final trip" that each 1)1 III. K V E R S E FOR TODAY ' ! Now while this record of the Commissioners at best take when Ii it* turn comes.. wh& A VoM PlFTF DENVER,s < ouriLli*. we might hear their arguments of not "rock. '''.“J" , , , ufallll’'ln/ Il!,’v HP A uuaui.r.n . u r.i.i* r.u ........... , „. „ , • ., .... .. toil him he< would offfu!',1 the edge ^ Ba*, A N C E.................. Deliver me hlood|tMR —the boat,and ‘swapping in the ...... . ■•••■ from ...................... - . not - . ■— horses — -------- — ............. ........ middle . . . . . . . . . . . of ... , . f (In* n c o n ii guiltiness: o Oml, thou Coil of i the stream , it we had any reason to believe that the When the Phoenician.*, aneestIm y Mlvatinn: and my tongue nlmll (future would " be 1 anv better. ‘ Ont million and forty <r, of many energetic Jewish citiI t t m Sl':H V riKht",,l,’,nt,M*!thousand dollars worth of bonds have been voted by the z‘" s- riri't »aile«l from the Medit-J people and are in the hands of the Commissioners. Thev J'.,.,ll‘nV.an' Enough the straits of. F-' THE SLEEPYTOWN EXPRESS tan be sold at any time the Commissioners see fit, and il „„„ i„,., ,)„• Atlantic ocean. beyo K iJu sti beyond the rainlmw'H rim j, barter violations continue in the future as they have III friends thmiglit that was the el u rive Beneath VhHdge,*urmimi a hend,|**,e |,ast’ l *u‘y tan • s<)',l at , l“‘ Commissioners’ will regal’d- " r ,h‘ l" a n d flows through Sleepytown, |less of th e sacrifice to tin* taxpayers. .. ... ....... (&£-£££ 'rr.'.lSu" H re sfo tte 1 •*«"»">»•« « » * r r ui trj,ln* to ...- ...^ 4 GUM-DIPPED TIRES are DEPENDAHLE an.l even important speedway in the p«,| five years has been won og them. Race drivers will no» trust their live* on a iv tiles. The same trustworthy nttrihutd in these great; tires, staml prominently in the exeellrut service they nru giving ns irk,u. Inr equipment on millions u( ptivutc cars tliriiiighout q,. whole world. You’ll never know real tire isfnetion until you arc .mm, ped with them. Come in Seminole Tire Shop Firestone Tires i;u|r I ll West I’irsl Street lrl*u 4 v"r'k ,° G o o d M a t e r i a l s M e a n L o w e r And muke up fascinating games* w h at has been done in the past, is done, and cannot be 1 Imago. \<m hear from your * for little girls and hoys, helped. Hut the future is before tis and can be saved. oa °f ,l"' *wean. just the the ,f ,. Wo Jo not t a r , 1c. « ... tl.o liit-or-mhw. ...... . ■V.A'And n,l automphiles, nutom.blle., Ju.t ayolon. ,.f S ^ Be for little hands to drive We do not want Irom European side, when 1mm lAwnit to whirl you all about handling the City’s affairs continued. to see the extravagant, spending orgv which has character- »dk-*« from shore, an Boon ns you arrive. It takes the! test of years to But no one ever is allowed in izecl the present administration, go on. We do not prove the worth of building fllwpylown u n i... ........ o *,.cy t to th« (li»reK,m l of tl.u ^p eo p lrt materials—one cannot afford K s l l t * goes to in public m attcra endure. it familinr. .lenivd out sea serthe Sleepytown express to take a chance— to run the We are expecting to see those ch a rter changes ;i'*,,,,!<* “night us w« need not pui risk— th at’s why our reputa­ know a certain littlr tion for dependability— for who alwuys starts to whinel“’y SflSl!. «!,| ^Ri"rS.r,"5 confido"“ b“ lI to municipal T«Z ,.‘U rtnM !jU,u..‘» service— for quality is price­ AllUirs U IH I JliUC ( tllO ( ity Oil U sound sul)stuntial foundu«»ur sorrow, that no ini'rinaids a tv IB.When ho ih asked to trot upstairs ti*»t», voted FOR by the people in Friday's election. waiting to pick ns up when we full less to you. Our name is votir before it's half past nine. ■■'And often he will stamp his feet overboard. All fear and superguarantee— your bond and o --------------------and shake his tousled head ►tUimi is gone from these floating protection^ V A nd make a racket, even then, • cities. A preacher on hoard does ' Coolidffe Retires From Tlu* Field j [ when ho is Bent to bed. not worry the sailors—there are 1 . ' ()f course, when he has said his [ prayers, it always is too m late mm* o, iv Mi*iii.tr* .o i* * . , . , refrain ........................... ,v ' viii uour u r 11land have l>rUH!i<,lon.t ‘!‘‘d s i'»» to from ,seeking "’(C 'm euns 11and cn \T P To catch the'Sleepytown express— J Uiu 1 renident would again lie a candidate to succeed him self, hot-n den red «»f HU|Ki*m sttiiil inns, un­ i r i x tl L U M B E R , ■ j! It starts’nt half pnst eight. 'th e whole countl'V abd 'a sWAFe liTrltv lit 'TiTrt" roTToVcfs who r.al horrors, t’himcras, it ydras ^™]And so, ii| all his long, long life • * . . . . . he’s five years'edd'tWs^aVl#0 l ^ 1 ProviotiHly f«lt that it was a foregone conclusion-, that '"".I <;,,w,,n,‘ THE YARD WITH A MILL BACKING Thai Jittl«| hoy has never been ■“'* president would again he a candidate to succeed hipiself. | n h a s TAKEN nn-n all of tliej to .Sluejiytown at nil! There are those within his party who still believe Mr. fool- million year* they have livinl on i Holly Ave„ al Rond Grade i idgu will he available if enough pressure is brought to ,i,,ia "• change froin' cavemen to ' Phono i:in >( 1 l ^ f e l K r. , “ «l'il.," ,y.......... I | ; ™ r- ...... "■;*" kn..u- Jii.n l»c*Ht are of the opi'nioTl' ttial , h.'Vr Iof Yard Zip Service1 8 As soon n a eight o’clock has struck, Uie uiiuouneement made at the summer White Hodse on . nrthly superstitions ruah right upstairs pell-mell, .Tuesday is the final word, and that under no circumstances Many haven’t even done that B ?S L *2S S r*y , l 3 ? ' S S : C'Hii.-r Hxi-cutlv.' permit his nemo l„ h e r o n s ....... m : . .......... ^ ..... , of their own . . . . .. te convention next year. vear. • ml ot i accord at ” ie convention next * i..eniuaii> - .........■' we shall ....... get ;•••"■ . . , , * , ji'll the superstitions ami look for*/ a. . , av. . . ,,cc ra,„, , . . . . . . i'll and forAnd whnsHhe train comes rolling 1...................... 11 . .. s withdrawal, . . . 1,1 v>ew the • I•resident speculation "nrd to death and the voyage that' in they swiftly climb aboard, “ru,r '' *» vnlraly as we Then, through aa long'^delightful long delightfu ,1UM a ,n ‘»d.v become rife as to the one who will fall heir to wander upand and dowi, down <ho Coolidge mantle. The O’. Lowdcn f,,r " t,i'’ tho . night they wander,up --#•- — -......— ....... names .........—* of Jam es *y. u-n of ■To spend , u most exciting time I Illinois and Herbert Hoover stand out above all others in the In deiiTbld Sleepytow-n. discussion of a possible successor. Roth appear to have \YK ARE ONLY 12,0011 years And not for unything ut all that .............i i ,u » i . , ' , public ccareers a r e e r sn ' r,,m the late■ Stone Age, not 200 possess strong have ................" had long ■I • cchildren-could m m i r n u i m u |i unnrnn . , tolloum gs and both n . (Would uriy of them ever miss' that fit them for tin* office for which they are limmuil. S ' * . ....... ... ....... ..... S t C o s ts F o r Y o u ZZ i r11it. 12th, nth s n ___________ s s nr c . ‘,!#,.r. faintt iz :!::"is, hut Mrewth '." "i ™ ' » ,<»*;™i.|e »..• * m t u„. " A .... .............. 1loo\ci ,s pelsonitl popularity spreads through- ,eye of a needle in the point instead of tlie end made t lie sewing Votn for the charter amend- out ,h o «««* a « u ‘ machine possible and freed milfluent*. W it h .1,,. follnwr-ra u f . h r a r tw o puUmlial c n . l l . l a t ™ , ! £ " " ? ! T . S . K r . t e q u a lly a n x io u s to s e c u r e t h e n o m in a tio n fo r t h e i r lead ers, should believe that other idea* As an exchange infers. President 7 . ............... Coolidve doesn’t say much, mid ia |. . **’ P<M*sihillly t h a t a boom may he launched for w'** f " ’e us from the slavery M inruns even less. Vice President Dawes, there appears to he plentv of work w,l,ch ,u,s ,,riv‘" l,s “ Mw>------ o--------allcud of .h r Ur,M,hlic«n». Many .UfforcncB,' nmat h r ^ As we understand it, the Taxi j itycr’s l)aml will play at the ironed out and many jealous factions must he reconciled i.v and murdn than all other enusif the party would produce the harmony that it had hoped to ‘"gcthei.. ; t'oinniissioiier’s meeting. 71te new charter means good tttd efficient government.. Haw ; , * i ’ had ij'-'in the past? tJain • Villa* Sun., Neither have we. 9 When News Is News Ml ii ford % f* I. -HIM II. III. %r. <’MillInll»mimi \ I A M 1.1Oi.'l* |i.in. Ar, SI. I. imiU I.AN I il.Ni*. hi. .%r. I'lilrauii I* A I! I Mil.* |i. in. Far Kaoklm, Uttpini car rrf.r.a lla m , /aid unJ alS.r In/oonatlan, a|>ylj I. >uur h r r t e t u L e t u g t t i t , o r jiu aiiM mi ittm t FUriJs />diiifi|#r FUrids Pontnrtr A f t NiAtiU, IMiuimii i it lmhIf. LmMyIMA HtmiA* i. H 134S. W. I*( lif S Strwt SltCoVulUe 1)4 ir,,I . run*. ’ ’ J* - -rWnfa i H is to ric YOUR HOME m m rxosr V*tnng*r Troffu A$t»i (Wife AItiUt) KW>i It II M2 Coba IK, - - arlV - , “lUni, lutM ^ of tii.- year 10,0110,00(111 may think I a little about that "last" journey, I I.cl as sure nhout it as a modern thinks an.l feels about hi* trip t•> Paria now. -----------AS PEOPLE GO to Paris and T h e r e is no e x c u s e f o r t h e n ew sp ap er a t t it u d e w hich roine hack, none the worse for the All tb 11.9 farmers should turn would d is to r t th e news o r g iv e undue p ro m in en c e r e g a l’d* am* u!' ‘ heir activities ;i>ui for UK meeting to nigh tC om - |(,s s ()f it;< v a |,lt, as llrWrt |,ei*utlHU o f personal opinions T h e I the night before . , 1 ” 14 1 ‘'pinioiin. i n . lake the voyage -of death c.i come liny os it •lection, it * has particular siguifi. Htlllight line that points real news— facts and actions, back from that trip to earth ami W not supposition and hints, is the line to w hich t h e fair atld 'take up their work nhout whole „ ; caiuo.. u.nce they dropped it. honest newspaper will hew. T °•in ■ >, set pv.: . , , • ■ • . To ahem it seems reasonable to Ml ^ •• Idnter foi Sanford to while other ( DUpetliince o| tacts and ol representing tlltilU ,ne.lit eternal justice with wise o f tie its d i f^Mtlliesnovv while ing llieirs, fearlessly was forcibly brought out by Julian Harris, a economy, and it would seem useFlorida *'lllcs are settling ppTit off until Sanford Jthnn to pflTit (ieorgia editor, in a recent address, in which he s a v s l waste of time to send billons in much vftu'M* condition than it is . .. ... •*. ( of imperfect creature* to work in * 'h e need tor editors no print the truth now. mint her corner of the universe -o - — whether the fuels are creditable or discreditable when the work here isn't finishe I. Just tvJp days over two months to their community or state has never been great­ TH E R E MAY LATER be new* after lie hpd committed an atroci­ er than it is today, and never greater has been ous inurite>. lliniinmin I-cvine wm <•» lids column nlmut Europe, if the responsibility resting on each and every 'anything i* seen that might In­ sentence.C.fo death by a Jury in terest you. editor to do his full share toward ridding his sec­ 'Tumpa. 'Ant wns good work, well _____ i done. ItuP'-there is still n question tion of the forces and ideas which are menacing * IT IS GOOD for the United as to h»W long it will 1>e before its intellectual growth, ami making ». jest ol ju s t­ ' States, to have s» good a neighbor [i be pays k|Ui penalty, if ever. ice ami a lie of iibertv.” and as swift a peacemaker ns C an-1 o-----linn. (2 iu n ry y Dept spew has outThere may he newspapers in Florida so spineless that ,,,ln " n t*u’ " or*h. We should like to lived nil |nV cootempnrnrit lornries an.l is Hlcy permit them selves to he swaye I from the road of Vltn* h ,’‘ l n t • " " ,l U‘ 11 develom-d and give us stronger now hustiding on to his hi* one one bunbun'/...’. i f i i e i » 7 . ^ ■n i r / ' ' *»n«l give died :•miifisiMiry which Ins friends fif.-nd* l|fu th M,,ul ffa< 1 to ,n v ' *’Nt c* o out q uiaa g m ire off lUSinUU*; conq etitioM on .... the south. south....................... „,.irh iiis ! l,th e , ,, u111, 'c' l,t "on " th e 'p i le o iilsinUU*' competition J hope to Wf him r.-act. nml enjoy. * i*’ii and guesswork. It is certain th a t there have been — —---------------------6 He i ti «r||n ids tilth year und those ill the lurid past o f boom days who let their perspectCameras clicked in the Ulnck | ; till haii and vigorous. He «tbecome colored by hate, prejudice or desire fo r gain. !!,,u ,,n‘ ;[>*• iro'it refused to hit,.. t tributes lilt long life to his Sb- ! n , ..............................5 . . ... .. . . i *« sis*ms the fish have no public f NEW YORK E l e c t r i c e n e r g y is t r a n s p o r t e d from huge su p er power e le ctric g e n ­ eratin g sta tio n s th rou g h s u b -s ta t­ ions, d istribu tin g sy ste m s and tr a n s ­ fo rm ers Into your h o m e, where It Is finally d istribu ted to every ou tlet In every room . N E W E S T and m o st lu xuriou s coastwi)' s te a m e rs a flo a t offer you c o m fo rt aid convenience supreme. SAILINGS FROM JACKSONVILLE TO NEW YORl W a m a k e a v a ila b le th e flo w o f e le c tric c u rr e n t to y o u r m e t e r a n d fro m th e re It Calling Fv»rv Monday, rtiurtdsv It le u n d e r y o u r c o n tro l. It f r e q u e n t l y h a p p e n s , w h en , tr o u b le e x is ts on th e c u s t o m e r 's p rem ises a n d t o o m u c h e le c t r ic cu rre n t is co n su m e d , th a t we are blam ed . This is so m e th in g t h a t we c a n n o t control and you ca n . It pays to ch e ck up your c o n s u m p ­ tion frequently, L earn to read your m eter. U »» E l e c t r ic i t y ,' y o u r c h a a p a a t s e rv a n t. - * .■■*Intctuvtw n' Direct cAllWatcrUoute io Our Final Distributing Station '"V tfcai ntid-Victorian. that las. ,,i„ worried him. Earth's citizen* S. S. S. S, l S. Cherokee s. Mohawk S. Algonquin S, Seminole , of Charleilon Saturday «i 3 P. M. Aug. Aug. Aug. ft, 13, 22 Sept. «, 15. 28 Sept. 8, IV, 27 Sept. 12. 20. 20 Se; 2, ft. -r*. 0, 10. £ t'f f I®, t** SUMMER FARES FROM JACKSONVILLE To New YotkCity........... $36*54 one way $59.\&round To Cliarlrtton.S. C............ $12.00 •*** To Boston, M*h ...................$42.82••" $18.00 $72.18 “ * *' " Through tickat$ mnd bnggmgo choehod t o M i l p r i n c i p a l n o r t h e r n f o r to / V Summer Exercusion Now On Sale a. . . . . . ... IU*I1 Return Limit Oct, 31. U*-' mraii ana inwo. inwa. •l*""*^* •>»' Tfanrport.lion Indudr# mran ^ t< till cr »l* out imvatr Uvaiw y ai.J * t-rrvti: ot h.r lif r • (• (.ro o m , «-f "f p ir f r r r .d lo .a »“* n a « «(a(»roo'»» |«rfr------------- »>ll, («ln n, ;aoubt. b*d« amt / 21 $ K. C stenniiMoaii. lie hu* indulg'-d in * , * 11 '•v'Pi*l,*‘t which lives and performs real service relations .h-pnrtmpnL ■ few if env midnigiit reveh-ries and to its community today is the one which hews a stra ig h t — — given thi**'"cu bosh” to banquets. ||Jne to its d u ty , r e g a r d le s s o f t h e s m ile o f friend o f lash o f ! This i-crtuihiv would he it dull, Ocala F la t. And pr<-huhly no foes and prints the news when it is n d V n)ot t ‘ ,V ,n,m’rvvormti, Wl’r* 11 no* foraillura ,he tti, \ <> news IUVVS, aaim fl,i,ri.,.l.. or.l: i ■•>•* .-Vrrj enjoyed lift- more than planes, mirm. flagpole sitters andi olhcrw ibu.— Dayioim Jo u u ta l. Chsuncfe}* Dtptw. Stillmans. D IX IE LIMITED c - J V t'/i/c have behind the candidacy of Mr. Coolidge. This will he* ------- * TENNYSON HOPED there I t We don*t know whether it’s i ni, t.USy task a nIlia . politics or_ tho .. ---• * but hnr weuthcr, hut I would he no moaning at the bar We've found it unusually warm «he party for four years has been united solidly u n d er (when he put out to *uu, and wrote jjutely. — , the leadership of the President to push its own claims for I " t i l y nhout "Twilight and evonaoJinThTving a telephone j'* ''’ ( onsideraM,* discord that is likely to result will fate problem. Is there a dty it. 1,0 l,.u‘ L t’puhlican party no got.tl. and the mtern.v s trife may Florida which i* not having tllffi precipitate tt row which would work atlvautagedusly to the interests of the Democrats. Irelties tvldutt something? ifr------°— -O------ ^ DIXIE ROUTE J It St. DIX1E FLYER l.v. Sanford A C L . 4:05 p. nt. A r. Chattanooga NC4X*L12i51 p. m. Ar. St. Louts L &. N Ar. Chicago C 6a. Ii I , 7:4Sa. ni. i 1st. S t Iwtb <x t . . h u i n . P n l r . « » r rv l.-c - « « U ' » m w t l fuC two t o o t . M l Ot i u k t Suwtftl KM-id*nuu4 ' *ufc ‘ For tu rth rr I n t * r m i. Phono 27 C L Y P & L IN E J. II. fa b ler Asent. Sanford, 1 **■ Win. L. Clementx. District I*aavenger Agent |*i«-i 1 Ja*k*oim llc, 1 la. . - �pa g e THE SANFORD' HERALD. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST ■Social a n d P ersonal Activities-: L f Telephone 148 Social alonder MRS. FR ED 8. DA1GEK, SOCIETY EDITOR ____________ Residence Telephone 859 — United States Mint G«at Getters To Begin Coining i $100,Million S o o n ! ACCoPPmG 1D mt wheii DENVER, Colo., Aug. 3.— America's gold reserve, approxi­ $1,500,000,000, will he add­ Zmating ed to when United States mints in Denver, Philadelphia, and San Francisco begin to coin an addit­ ional $100,000,000 in the yellow metal in a few days. The new coinage, according to bel t J . Grant, mint director here will be all in $20 gold pieces, and has been ordered by the treasury department as a reserve for $.100,000,001) in gold certificates that Uncle Sam will shortly issue. Heavy shipments of merchandise in the regular trade channels, ac­ cording to Grant, are responsible fot most of the gold recently accumlatcd in the United States. Smuggling, however, also plays a part in bringing gold into tills country, especially from Mexico, Grant said. Mexican gold, origin­ ating along the Mexican border, is going to Kim Francisco hnnks. Grant said that a large precenti*ge of the Increased gold received here i* in the form of coins. These all reach the various mints event .1 unity, and are melted down and made into United Stntes money. Grant revealed the fact that of all tli «• "small change" coins made in the United Stntes, 05 per cent are used west of Chicago, declaring that tin* Denver mint alone sends out shipments in carload lots. Grant said that one of the per­ petual puzzles to mint directors was the disposition of millions of pennies coined. "No one seems to know what becomes of all the pennies," Grant said, "hut the mints keep busy coining them." rrV F , ETHEL adcT - rou "Pur Our TO <?tA— c I Orlando Girl, Popular ,Mrs. G. W. Brockhohn Nil’ll/ fflM RIN F IN , 1n Local Circles, I s Entertains Last Night " “ J l , ? Bride01 L. It.Williams In Honor Of Daughter S lliE L INDUSTRY]"' j The following article from the An exceptionally delightful soc­ [Orlando Reporter-Star of August ial uffnir and which was arrange 1 |2 will Ik* rend with much interest i We d n e s d a y , by the friends of the bride who has as a complete surprise to the guest honor was that of Tuesday American Rolling Mill Com­ ' visited here as the guest of her of Ipaaiding Circle of the j sister, Mrs. (\ H. Driver. pany AcquiresPennsvIvnnin reh will meet with evening when Mrs. George llrockuchton at .1.80 o’clock at | A pretty and ipiiet wedding was hnhn entertained in honor of her And Ohio Concerns At Cost - O f? i that performed at the home of daughter, Miss Maxine Brockhuhn, Ipn Elliot Street. Of Approximately 20Militon flr\2*MJ1APlt1 | Mr. and Mrs. It. II. Foote, tit 110 FRIDAY Hill street, Sunday, at 11! :30, on Iter fifteenth birthdny anni4 of the Methodist when Miss Katie .Mue Foote tvoranry. MIDDLETOWN. 0 .. Aug. 3 . YOUf? T ime- o n -I>e g i < vill meet with Mrs. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. H.’ L O M 'IN G 'The rooms of the Brockhahn VVith the nc(‘u," itiHn of thc Pru»’" . Fifth Street at 4 o - Foote, became tbe bride of Lewis home were all abloom with quant- ‘*rty< plunt''’ »»'• Pa t‘?nt* i Roger Williams, Rev Dean Adcock, ties of cut flowers and ferns as of th‘’V"rKll] S,0‘•,Wheel Cont *ry Circle No. 6 t h e j()f the First Baptist church, per. *t 11 "e ll ns potted plants. In the living | K,yria’ ° ’ an', lht‘ Co,umb,« Steel Church will meet te "• j forming the ceremony, the home of Mrs. C. A. The bride was attractively gown- mom. the rainbow colors were fea-1 Co’ of B“*l»r, I'a., by the American in French Avenue. ed in white crepe de chine and was lured and beautifully carried out j polling Mill Co. of tliis city.nt a reMONDAY attended only by her sister, Mrs. with vnri-colnred zinnia* and other j P'ice of $20,000,000. the IntGuild of Holy Cross l c ,1)^ v‘*r*,of Sanford. who was teasonnhle flowers, while pink and tl*r w poratlnn tal es its place In Church will meet at l K°.wnc<l ') "d"'*’ '"gandie and wore green were the chosen colors for |Industry as one of the half dozen Mortimer Glover ! “ lnrKl‘ b'oek hat. kh Mrs. the dining room. [largest companies in the steel Ictory on Palmetto Ave. I The groom's best man was Mr. C. II. Driver, of Sanford. Tlu* home i On the mantle, cabinets and hnf- Butler and Elyria concerns,, which OP was attractively decorated with cut j fet howls of pink cut flowers were ' wcre amalgamated last year, have «. C' i 3 l? O N W i(JftG r flowers and palms and ferns and effectively arranged. The refresh- j •econtly been signed, according to immediately after the ceremony Mrs. Foote, mother of the bride, mint table was spread with a lace announcement of George M. Verity, served a wedding dinner to mem­ cloth and centered with.the large |president r t the “ Armen” corporai bers of the wedding party and the birthday cake iced in white and tlon. The plants .vere to he taken jnts of the .1. C. Bennett members of the family. topped with If. wee pink tapers, over August 1, and together with Mrs. Williams has been a resi­ ! Magnolia Avenue were embedded in feme and rose buds. “ ' 1‘ development of a second unit ting Wednesday afternoon lient of Orlando for nine years, ... . . . of the company at Ashland, Ky., -V impr,ivi..m*nts contemplatrations of candy baskets j coming to Orlando with her parents I laced at either side were tall ca- • of cut flowers when Mrs. 'from Savannah, Ga. She is . a _grad thedral candles burning in crystal |wj j„ connection with theparent ■ntertained a few friends unto * of the Orlando highschool and 'holders. Favors of minnture pink Iplant here,tidal assets ofthe Amhad training in nursing. She was erlcan Bolling Mills company will |n«i green were the colors before her mnrringe the competent ‘ ,!* '' s Idled "ith pink and white total not less than $100,000,000. |ndecorating for this <*ccn- assistant of Dr. William C/.u-nhach. n,*nts were arranged about the 'Additional employes .lumbering Mr. Williams is u popular young centerpiece, were artistically carried approximately 1,500 will l>e added tr. 4 HIT |zinnia-* and other garden man of Orlando, who has lived in i The evening was merrily spent this city for the past three or four (in numerous games, contests and to the company payroll, with pur­ chase of the new units, und ns cping scores for the inter­ years. He came to Orlando from (dancing. During the latter, seren- there are at present about 8,600 ims, tlu* tnllie.s were d"m* Greenwood, S. C. He is an employe (tine crepe confetti was given the employed in Ashland and this city, h:tn (Continued From Page One) lUmUcapcs. When scores of the Orlando Steam Laundry. M r.! guests. •it the corporation will have a total of by the imrning newspaper and not » counted after the_ fifth and Mrs. Williams will he at home j Delicious fruit punch was served almost 10,000 employes. by Mayor Lake. The mayor admit­ £Ylf HOW to u tvV^EftP ML THKT 'PYPftCTiv ion. the one having the to their friends at their new home I throughout theevening and at a •Jam t*ii a The corporation is looking for­ ted this was true. j late hour refreshments of pink and nts and honors was given on !WI North Shine Street. C-rOOP lTv\b m toirt? The meeting scheduled for ward to eventually producing from — - ------------------------ white brick ice cream and Individr jsrdenier. The one hold. :.oA ' ; | H 80,01)0 to 100.000 tons per month. Thursday night was called Inst t lucky card in cutting won Similar by Mayor laike and mem­ The two plans now in operation oiderrd guest towel, . , _ , n - I by Mrs. Brockhahn assisted by Cl 927 IT MCAtCRVTZC. INC. < mtlu' afternoon the bridge Resident Of Sanford, 'Mrs. II. C. Waters and Mrs. Wai­ turn out 50,000 tons, and the new bers of his committer*. Because it is oil the eve of election anil be­ plant will add at least one third ie* were removed and the te i Haynes. cause the gathering is on account lr* spread with hand made Those enjoying this affair were; more tonnage, Verity declared. nd refreshments of shrimp Both mills have been operating of the baud cullcarl, expected to Mis* Elizabeth Giovvustint:, Miss •i*4 ihlnei, pickles, potato chips, Mrs. L. C. Colb of West Palm Elizabeth Hines, Miss Grace Willi- ut capacity since early In tlu* draw a largo crowd, members of The reuuesl of the Taxpayers Lea “i , jhcrbprt nnd cake were Beaclt, n former resident of San- ams, Miss Mary Alice Shipp, Miss spring anil the year is expected to the taxpayers Longue were ilosir- gue, the latter will lie without nn y the hostess, ford, who is the charming house 1Katherine Waters, Miss Juanita he one of the most prosperous in ieus of presenting the views of |opportunity to answer any stntoSubstantial Jeweler tlje two groups in order that the n.ents that may he made hv nilBennett’s guests were: uiicst of Mrs. Howard P. Smith at *McMullen, Mis* Dortliy Itnynas, the company’s history. citizens •hi may have opportunity to ministration leaders. her home in Ri.-so Court, was the Miss Maxine Brockhahn, Alliert A hut nod cold rolled process in a Sub»ti> nlial City ' t P. McCuller, Mrs. Howard guest of honor at a very delight- JarrfII, Pope Waters, Jesse Jarrell, the plun of manufacture has been heat both sides on til e same oc• •'( Mr*.Henry Purdon. Mrs. fill bridge party given Tuesday nf- ’ Hendricks Lyles, Ernest Bell, Arch- wirked out, the first of Its kind In caaion. It was pointeil out thnt In the | [wilt. Mrs. Charles Vincent, ternoon by Mrs. La Verne Hurt at ie Franklin, Elbert Juhn, 11. C. this purticulur system of mecliunGET ETHYL GAS AT event the opponents of the pro- J i 1 titCildwell, Mrs. W. Mnr- her lu.Mie near the Gauntry Club. |Waters and Diek Holtzclaw. icul operation. The Ashland mill posed changes decline to accept [fpen. Mrs. F , E. RoumilThe rooms where the guests m e t ---------------------------WIGHT BROS CO. was the first to develop!* und put R J. Holly. Mrs. Harold for the puny, were attractive with .]V fl> 1 7 ' I 1? R O I t ' l I F into practical operation a continu­ howls and hanging baskets filled l v l I V E i * I j E j O v fU ix JI J Airs. Clyde Derby. ous sheet nietul mill, about three *»I! •ave Franklin of Ilirming- with erei*e myrtle carrying out the years ago. U., i« visiting in Sanford as colors of rose and green. The amalgamation!, Verity point­ it of Miss Dorothy Knts. Pretty tallies done in garden ed out, brings together, under tlu* .scenes were used In keeping management of the American Boll­ I Mir.ni,* E. Jones left Wed. scores for the enjoyable game ing Mills Co., the two outstanding for Iacksonville where slu* and at the completion of tile fifth tContinued From Page One! i. developments which cover the. only nl a few days with her round, the prize for top store « ,Dr. Dreher are going to deny the known means of a purely mechani­ • ’• r Mr*. Ben Cantwell. pair of embroidered tillered guest ^towels , stinging accusations of James Bea- cal I'.teration in the manufacture was awarded Mrs. Charles tPowcll j die and accuse him of firing the of sheet m etal, either in the form nnd Mrs. M. N. Cleveland Jr . Mrs. Hurt presented her guest l s|,„ts that killed her husband. The uhave returned home from of honor with two daintily em- j penniless trapper und hunter, turn- of sheets or strips. The Forged Steel Wheel plun at Ihtful motor trip to points broidere* guest towejs as mem-led State’s witness, cast the blame Elyria lias a capacity of 111,000 ton Lin and North Carolina. toes of this occasion? jon the shoulders of Dr. Droller and per month in finished forged steel At the tea hour tin* tables were testified that he tried to prevent wheels. The plant turns out a spe­ ,A.I<W I. |jr>hn T. Brady left Wednes- laid with hand made covers and the the murder. " Jacksonville where she will hostess served a tempting ice j A surprise move on the part of cial, high grade railway ear wheel. •If ,11‘lllfit for a few days as the guest course in which the color scheme j defense attorneys came late yeslaughter Mrs. Dan U. Wild- was accentuated. tenluy when Mrs. Ixlioeuf test!Playing bridge were Mrs. L. C, fiid that the murder was committColh, Mrs. Ralph Wight.' Mrs., ei1 on Imke Pulourde, where the ■■ lit. F.. Douglass of Heniler- Charles Powell Jr.. Mrs. It. E "lighted body of l.eDneof was .4 •h f. is visiting here for several Douglas, Mrs, It. It. Dens, Mrs found, instend of in the inundated [ l* the guest of her daughter Edward Higgins, Mrs. Howard P section of Morgan City, two mih*n harlis I’owell Jr . at her Smith and .Airs. Hurt. away, where Dr. Droher, in hie I AUSTIN, Texas, Aug., 3.— h Ruse Court. early confession, said the slu.viiig Imd iK'Curreil. ,|indebted to tile Indiuiis und MexiVictor Check, iMrs. S. llcn-i Mrs. Ik* Boeuf ,who had Imenicnns for their discoverles of the md Mrs. M. I. Newman ntD elig htfu l vavping during the testimony o f , medical value of certain herbs und the Sanford-Orlnndo Bridge ■ j . u , . , •»». v , others, remained cool und collected plants, according to J , M. Del Curuwdav a* tlu* guest of Mrs. I s O J l t 1 L a s t I N l I f n t on thi. witness stunil last night and j *«». state plunLyutlmlogist of the ilemon in Orlando. --------iiliil not waver once us District At-1 partment r.f agriculture here. IncL An enjoyable affair of the week torney Vuillemot questioned h.*r dentally, Del Curto is the owner of »nd Mrs. I. L. Miller and was the boating party given by concerning her "callousness" after the lurgi'Mt collection of herbs in — 8 TW lhave returned from Tampa Miss Irene Hinton, Tuesday e v e n - 'she had seen her hushnnd shot the state of Texus, and an authori­ HOUR ONLY (INK HOUR |Mr. Miller has been under- ing aboard the Wclnkn. ty on plant pathology. 'down. treatment. Ilis many friends The congenial group left at 8 Mrs. I k* Boeuf testified thnt Ilea “Few persons realize today,” depleased to learn thnt his o’clock, cruising around the lake illi shot her husband down with I dared Del Curto, "that the Mexi­ ft) >» greatly improved. Here are a few small shapes that are smart. They nnd during the evening many de­ |a shot gun as she wns riding wlllii cans were the founders of the mod­ lightful gunies ns well ns music him in u hunt. She claimed thnt ern science of medicine, and it is a were reduced 1“ sell during our clearance sale to f Jack Unit who has been the were enjoyed. At a late hour a Le Boeuf fired the first shot, uim$1.00 and now they will go for one hour for I'f Mrs. Paul A. Itndford'for bounteous picnic supper was ser­ e<l at Dr. DreMer, and that it was fuel that Mexicans at this time rarely visit a physiciun to cure an )t feu- days left Tuesday for ved by the hostess assisted by Mr*. the hunter und not her alleged lov- ailment." Here is n bargain that we will wager will not he ">"• .'t Cocoa. She wus ac- Louis V. Duane. : er that raised a shotgun und re-j The despised cactus, which grows repeated in Sanford. Shirts that Hold for $2.fill und ' • •Tf Cl 'd home by Mrs. Rnlford In the party were: Miss Eunii- turned tlu* fire. $2.5ir» were marked down to $1,118 for our clear­ >'1 spend the remainder of Banks, Miss Elsie Drew, Mi*.* 1 Didn’t I tell you that if you met |wild alt over Texus uud Mexico, is one of the miut useful of all r* a* her guest. All this summer models are made of good grade ance sale. All with collars attached. Hrouddoth ! Frances ls>s.sing. Miss Nell Willi- me and my wife together I would 1medical plants, according to Del kill you?" She testified her bus-1 i.nis, Miss Beulah Mae Simon, Mi?* straws and silks. They were considered cheap ut in white and guaranteed fast colors. One hotjr for Ik‘n D. Caswell has returned hand sniil a* he pulled the trigger { Curto. A tea made from cactus their original value of $5.00. Now they will go for is used generally by the Mexicans ' evening from Atlanta, Ga., 'Clara Ziegler, Miss pessie Wil- of his weapon. V, has bean spending the Rnnks, Miss Sylvia l-ossing, Misi 1 The meeting on the lake, sh e ' for various stomach disorders. The one hour Thursday for tortnight, Mrs. Caswell and Grace Lossing, Mis« Lucille Thom- 'said, wus to he a friendly one und l plant is also used for mnking poul­ I “ill remain ill Atlanta, until lliison. Miss Dolly Wilkins, Mi*- was arranged by her for the pur­ tices, after the spines are removed. t»r »:»■ Curiiig Malaria r w'ith her parents Mr. Beth Lossing, Miss Ruth Mue pose o f mnking her hushund and Cook, Miss Minnie llurily, Jimmie | > •' IL Huff. As n mnlnrin eure, Mexicans get Horton, Mack Livingston, Billie Dr. Dreher "friends and "to settle the hark from the cinchona tree, difficulties which grew out of the and Mr*. John C. Deen and Hutchison, E. W. Calhoun, Jesse gossip o f mulignant Morgan City from which quinine is made, grind Cook, IL E. Cordell, Wurren King. laughter, Lucy Mary, returnit into u powder and eat it. Sliced bearers.” It l*vi#y evening from Douglas, David MeNah, Frank Trot man and tale bound Senator James It. Parkerson. fresh onions, or gurlic, l 'hey have been visit- Carson Cook. around the head, uru considered thief counsel for Dr. Dreher and latives, mill lire spending a Mrs. I a* Boeuf, said today thut tlu sum cures for headaches by the I")* lu-r,. with Mrs. Deed's doctor would probably be the last Mexicans, according to Del Curto. ' '** Nonle Williams, before For rheumutism, u Mexican puts witness to he summoned in the i" their home ut Oviedo. defense's nttuck on allegations cedar tree leaves in the hath water and soaks himself In It for several made by the state. i) l-tiL ^ and Mrs. Braxton B. Baggett RALEIGH. N. C.. Aug. .1 .UNS— These high grade washable dresses were former­ hours, with beneficial results. 50 puir of shoes— not otitis ami ends hut honest recnetday morning for Rlch- Joseph H. Neddlemnn, of I'hiludi*|. When affiliated with inteestinal ly valued up to $0.05. Dining our clearance sale Howard P. Smith left Tuesday to goodness wonderful values. Grey pumps with -turn r , *;• where they will spend . phia, filed suit in United States for West Palm Beach where he trouble, the Mexicun makes u jellythey were reduced to $2.08 and went like hot Cuban heels. Rose blush one strap pumps untl a |‘ «ei ks visiting mg relatives, district court here today for $M0, will spend several days on business. like substance from the fruit, seed were accompanied as fnr ns *000 damages ugninst 32 persons cukes. They daintily handmade anil to had in white neat, high heel cherry patent pump formerly and roots of the tnmurnnd tree and I .»< and colors. Some with long sleeves and some short. r rv,‘n’ lN- ' ■ by Mr. und Mrs. •lit* alleged were members of the vulues up to $8.50 in this group we will huve some eats it. Mr*. Frank L. Miller left Wed­ •tl'Pheiu who will visit mob that performed an illegal nesday fur Jacksonville where she 'Die silk dresses included were $10.00. Two piece It is considered something unus> extra good values in this season’s white pumps and j I nit n« the guest* of Dr. and .operation on him in Martin County, effects nnd neatly made. Late styles and very dewill visit her sister Mrs. Lulu Clay. ual when a Mexican dies from a straps. One hour only fnr Morri* Weddell. North Carolina, in l'J'24. ! snake bite, Del Curto said, ulsirahle for one hour ^ —----] Three men, who are serving long »« T. IL Chaifield of Dulln*, Texas ! though bites from many species of I . 1-'"V friends of Mrs. For- prison scntenencc* us a result of spent the day here Tuesduy ns the j siiukes, particularly the ruttle. ** U,‘I r,’g n t to learn that (their conviction in connection with r .ie.*t of Mr. and Mr*. J. C. Mitch- j snake, are very fatal when not u k v.h, an ij1"'j[rifo J. major operation the sensational mutilation ruse, |eit cure of immediately and effiell. Ml *.-.,m « , ni on- were included in the list of persons H- spital nt m BultiIciently. Mr*. Lake, nccompan- Needlenmn named ns defendants, Mr. und Mrs . A. Orovitz and uttn'n’ , ; lKh,',r' Mr*. Monroe they are:-S. W. Sparrow, Sr., and family leave Thursday for Opelika, TH REE HOPS Thursday only Thursday only |)alti; u‘fl Tuesday afternoon S.W. Sparrow. Jr., serving from Ala., where they vill make their t " re. Md. They were [six to 10 years, and Dennis Griffin, CHICAGO, Aug. .1— (IN S )—A home. l-t , * ° nvWe by Miss serving 30 years. round-the-world flight in a gigan­ 0pp. Post Office F. B. Robbins he , Ui n , ha!‘ ,,een attend------------------------- , George Fox of Fort Myers tic airplane with only three hops T, n T 1 r MU,on of F. S. C. 1 MI m Elisabeth Knight leaves ]M on Tuesday bus been planned for Oct. 1 by two alias**.,., Mrs. Lake's Saturday for Daytona Beach where 'motored to Sanford F 4pttdy '" r a js will join" in* wUhing sheUwil|y viMt‘u V t i m " " o f " M u .' i|iemiing the day here attending *° o r T T 'w J ? ^ recovery. T ^ T u lte r s o n .--------- - (business. Insvigalors, it was learned today. one of LargestS H. C. Bennett Is bg Wednesday Delightful Party 1' l i f e T JOINT M EETIN G ; REQ U ESTED B Y CITIZENS GROUP l "fl-u r f f _ _ > Mrs. L.C.Colb, Former ual ice<1 whU** tuki‘8 w‘,r*‘ !,ervt’<l nor wvEf<TiS'IdPjy. jHI Is Honored At Party I H. C. VIELE .. 108 Magnolia .. .TAKES STAND IN M URDER T R IA L I I ale of an Medical Science Is IndebtedToIndians For Value OfHerbs Miss Irene Hinton Is Hostess At arty CLOCK SALE Buy by the clock and save unheard of amounts. . Four big hours for this one morning. Don’t hesitate for each item will be on sale for only one hour. 8 < T0 9 - ----------- Men’s Genuine English 9 T<)1 0 Summer Millinery Broadcloth Shirts Beautiful Models $ 1 . 0 0 TO 10 liiidieH High Grade $100,000 Damage Suit Filed In II. S. Court SH O ES 50c $ 1.00 12 TO 75 Linen, Broadcloth, Rayon Some Silk I 50 Fairs. Some White $ 1.00 $ 1 . 0 0 The Outlet -rtrrw (3 �PAGE SIX THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3. 1927 ^eierymen, H u s t le r s A'ea’ Feaf/ier Champ To Be Crowned In Bout Between Battle 11 Fram es T o Chapman And Canzoneri NoDecision T uesday Darkness Halts (>ame In Eleventh Alter BaseballStatistics Sanford H ad Tied In M ajor Leagues Score in The Ninth I.FADING MAJOR I.KACI IIITTKKS Cusack Retires With Finger Hurt • ■ ' 1 Dunbar Triples A n d Comes In On Lone: Ely To Save Defeat NATION AI P. Warier, Player A Club G Pitts. JO) Harris Pitts. 7ft Barnhart, Pitts. «7 Frisch, St. lands !•!* Harper, New York U.'i Leader a year grave, Cincinnati, Darkness halted a 1 to 1 tie game in the eleventh innings yesterday between the F’eds and their close rivals, the Hustlers from Miami. It was u thrilling encounter with both pitchers hurling great ball. Sanford scored it’s lone tally in the A MKB ICAN ninth Inning after ]<efty Brown Player & Club G had held them to two hits, both hy •Simmons, Bill Myers, for the first eight in­ Phila. 8ft :ti nings. Gehrig, In the ninth after the fans hud New York 102 .‘1 lost hope, Dunbar stepped up to Ruth, the plate und crushed the first hall New York ftH ft pitched far over Bouzu’s head for Speaker, three socks. It was n terrible drive. Wushu. ftp ;; Frisbiu walked then Mutt Biddle K. Miller, lined one out to Casares and Dun­ St. Louis jio 2: bar Bcorod after the rutch. Leader a year up Davis was then seal in and San­ trill, Detroit, ..‘till!. ford could score no more, la the eleventh it was so dark that Fris•r u t bie nnd Riddle Doth struck out Player G without having the pleasure of see­ Ruth !»h ing the ball. ftX Miami tallied its lone counter in Speaker Hornsby j o .j the second inning. Hinkle singled Cold* kh hut was forced at second by Tatum, Collins 77 Bingham singled to right und Ta­ tum went to third as Beazley let the bull roll through Ills legs. Brown drove n fly out to Beazley and Tatum scurried ift'ter the catch. From this time on through several threats were made the Hustlers league could add nothing to tI m-ir scoring Sarasota I column. 2.(10) Geofge Cusack, who started the • Ml, dark game for the F'cds, wu» forced to leave the game at the end of the third inning after Botiza had lined ft A I If IN Al. LEAGUE one through the box splitting t ’uCincinnati :i-B; Brooklyn 1 4 auck’s finger as lie knocked it down Pittsburgh 2 ; Boston 5 . anti turned in into a double play. Chicago <J; Philadelphia 2 Crowe and Dun bur played good M. Loula U; New York 2. games in the field for the locals while Tatum and Bingham looked AMERICAN LEAGUE Hood f pi- tlu, visitors. Bingham is St. Minis ,’1-tl. a ernti: n eter? in spite of bin three hiludeiphia l-U; Chicago, 7 wild throws yesterday and he also (second, 12 innings). bits well. Washington, (5; Detroit 7. Crowe looked mighty good when Other, not scheduled. ho knocked down Bingham's hid fo r a hit past third to throw Tatum KOI ITII EASTERN I.EAGIJI who had singled out a t second. It Albany, 11-5 ; Columbus, 1.1-1, was u hard hit hall nnd the Mann gor fell ns he fie Ider it hut recover­ ( hitoikI, 7 iiininifH). Selma I; Savannah, I. ed In timo to throw to second. I onsncoln, 7, Jacksonville 2. Dunbar tneih' a great running Montgomery, Wavcrims. •• catch of foul fly off Knaupp’s hat »T> m e eeeawstJiiiiiig. The two teams will pluy a double header this af ternoon, the first game starting at Results O f G•antes •Miami Foss, 2b Knnupp, Casares, Bouzo, If Hinkle, lb Tatum, rf Bingham, Keys, c Brown, p. Davis, u .. C H A N C E IN TEN N IS TEAM SE A BR IG H T, N. J., Aug. 2.— (IN S )—Substitution of the doubles team o f Francfll T. Hunter nnd William* T. Tilden in place of the combination o f Tilden und Richard N orris Williams 2nd in the entry list of the invitation tournament in progress here, was interpreted to­ day to mean that Williams will not be a number of the Duvis cup doub­ les team, which will represent the United m ates in the International tennis mutches next iimntli. Every year when the pennant race gets hot, the lowly Boston Braves go on a rampage and pro­ ceed to ruin various pennant con­ tenders. Having scuttled the Pi­ rates in three successful games, the beau eaters today will open fire on the Cubs. The Bruins trimmed the Phillies again yester­ day and now lead the Buga by u game and a half. Kent Greenfield, tossed in hy John McGraw as a souvenir in the recent Now York-Hiqdnn trade, is fustt in becoming the best pitcher in the league. Yesterday he won a 5 to 2 decision over Carmen Hill, Pittsburgh mound ace, and the Brave* climbed out of tin* cellar. The Cabs knocked Alex F'ergus<oi for a loop ami smothered the Phils, r, to 2. IdarI Webb continued Ida great hitting, getting three timely tingles. ’I lie Phils flopped into last place. Tlie Cardinals hulled the rush of the Giants, scoring aix runs in the eighth and winning, ti to 2, behind Alexander’s airtight twirling. Frank Snyder, former New York catcher, hit the hands that once fed him hy smacking a home run sioti, realizing that Chapman had barred no opponents and had been willing to make any sacrifice to get a title shot, decreed last week that the Boston hoy meet the best man available, the winner to be recognized ns champion. The com­ mission suggested Bass hut he de­ clined. Canzoneri fits all requirements, lie Is one of the best light feather­ weights in the ring today and only recently hooked up twice in Chic­ ago for the Bantamweight title. Canzoneri can still make 118 pounds and hopes to get Taylor again next winter over the 15round route in New York. Mean­ while he is geting heavier and hus turned his attention to the feutherweighs. His natural fighting BOSK AND PINK weight is about 121 pounds. If Cunonzcri defeats Chapman A rhnrming bouffant frock of he will confine his boxing to the pink moire silk is trimmed with featherweight class unless he can rose colored hand* nnd p-eowietric get another crack at Taylor. points of a deeper shndo of rose. Chicago ......... Pittsburgh Kt. Louis New Yoik ._ ( iiu innati Brooklyn . . Boston Philadelphia FLORIDA S T A T E I.KAGCl Tcum W. L. I Miami ............................jt; u .5 SANFORD Tampa . Orlando St Petersburg Sarasota . 10 )2 ,f .... ... 13 12 14 15 .4 11 15 .4 12 1H .4 BAN DIM l bo new pence bridge connecting uurfnlo, IN. x a n d Fort Fine, Cunndu, has been completed and b dedicated Aug, 0. Below nre (left to right) the Prince of Wales, Vico President Dawes, Secretary u Kellog and Premier Stanley Baldwin, who will assist in the ceremony. The bridge is to comnu-mcru 100 years of pence between the United States and Canada and serve ns a reminder that there nre n| ficatioils on either side of the border from coast to coast. As viewed by 9651" Doctors ”\ IT H A T is the quality that so many of those * v whose voices are precious hav.e found that makes LUCKY S T R IK E cigarettes de­ lightful and of no possible injury to those voices? For the answer, a number of physicians, many of them leading physicians, in various parts of the United States were recently asked these two questions: s I n y o u r j u d g m e n t is th e h e a t tr e a tm e n t o r to a s tin g j j r o c e s s a p p lie d to to b a c ­ c o s p r e v i o u s l y a g e d a n d c u re d , lik e ly to fr e e th e c ig a r e tte fr o m ir r ita tio n to th e t h r o a t ? Seadrome To Be Made To Land Planes At Sea NATIONA1 Team Ju ly 28.— 65, pastor of tin* Galloway Mem­ orial Methodist Church here, re­ gained consciousness ut this Meth­ odic hospital this afternoon to leant that his heroic .efforts to save his wife from suicide early today hud hct'ii futile. Mis. Klla Armstrong, fill, was asphyxiated early today when she turned on the gus in tile bathroom of her home. Ill health was the cause of her suicide. itev. Armstrong awakened just before duybreuk. He made his way to the Imthroom and found her shut within the gas filled room. Trying to rescue her, Itev. Armstr"iijr was overcome by gas him­ self and the couple was found clnspi d in each other’s arm's a few minutes later. Itev. Armstrong will live, docti>i . aid this afternoon. Ills wife was dead when found. 9651 doctors answered question “Y E S ”. Teams New York Detroit Philadelphia Chicago St. Until) ... Boston ..... Tenn., By International News ATLANTIC LEA b 7-fl; Asheville, < c, •»; Macon, I. urg, 5; Augusta, , ft; Knoxville, 8 FIJR The newest bats all nrhieve bight rather than width, und drap­ ed nnd nhirrvd crowns are the rule, MEMPHIS, — ( I NS ) — Rev. W. W. Armstrong, Tagging AllBases AMERICAN ASSOCIATION . SI. Paul, 2 H; 'Toledo, | .’1-2, Minneapolis, llI; Columbus, 8 . Kansas City, I;; Indianapolis, 2, Milwaukee, II; Louisville, 1, To tain. Sanford Rlazloy, rf Meyer, 2 b Allen, c f ... Crowo, 2b.. Bailey, ‘lb Dunbar, If. Frisbie, ss Riddle, c... CUBufk, p Meyers, p Totals Y..r..... 20 1 1 22 14 2 Score by innings: Miami J.„..„._...J)1U 000 DUO 00—1 Sanford, ............ 000 000 ool 00— 1 Summary—Three base hit: Dun­ bar; 2 buKe lilt: Meyer. Base on balls: Off Cusack, 1 in 2 innings; Meyers, 2 in 8 ; Brown 2 in ft; Davis, 1 in 2. Struck out: Ily Cusack, 1; Meyers, 2 ; Brown, 1; Davis, 2. Fhirned runs: Miami 1. Sanford, 1. Hit by pitcher, by Meyers (F obs). Umpires, Mar­ shall und Horton. Time 2:25. NEW YORK, Aug. It. (IN S) A new featherweight champion will he crowned on the night of Sept. 7 in Kbhets Field when Bed Chapman, of Boston, and Tony Cnntzoncrl, of Ne>v York, meet over the 15 round route to fill a vacancy caused by the resignation last year of Louis Kid Kaplan. The match was made late yesUrduy by promoter Mur.tbert Fu( giizy after a brief conference with Sammy Goldman, manager of Can­ zoneri. Chapman had left it to Fugazy to pick the host opponent now available. This mark will mark the end of a long trail for Chapman-one thut has been hedged by many dis­ appointments. litwas twice matched with Kaplan, who resign­ ed the title finally thought inabil­ ity to muke the weight. Chapman and Beany Buss, of Philadelphia met at Madison Square Garden Inst winter in an elimination bout. Bass went to the floor in the second round and was awarded the decision on a foul. He was since refused to meet Chap­ man again. Johnny Dundee, former champ­ ion, applied for permission to box Chapman, Chapman, who was will­ ing to recognize Dundee's claim of title and except u small percent­ age, when the time came to sign the pnpe.'s Dundee hail changed Tries To Save Life At Risk 01* Own Life PHILADELPHIA, JU L Y 27.. , n "; seadrome, an nrtlficiil island for the landing of airplanes , Wl" bectinie a reality with­ in th<' next w weeks, Edward K. A rim.t roqg, i(, designer revealed today, the i haul will he anehored about 55“ '<n "oh < east of Philudulphin in -■• thia Atlantic ocean ut u spot where...... the water . - "» n .r is three miles ileep. Here a crew o f observers will teinnin u" winter to study the re* action of scu und weather on the steel landing field. Plane* will not Im* landed on the I loiicer fioldy, which will he built on smaller lines than the seadromes In lie built for actual use. Kventuully the seadromes will he anchored otin milti.s apart across the Atlantic for tlit* m.o <d' fliers who wish to refuel or i< pair their planes iiiinidMONOGRAMS this D o y o u th i n k fr o m y o u r e x p e r i e n c e with D U C K Y S T R I K E c ig ­ a r e tte s t h a t th e y a r e le s s i r r ita tin g to s e n s i t i v e o r ten d e r throats than o th e r c ig a r e tte s , w h a t­ e v e r the: r e a s o n ? 11,105 doctor Joseph Caillat Noted French Orator w rite s: “ I h a v e fou nd y o u r L u ck y Strike Cigarettes very ugieeable. T h ey do not hurt my tin oat in the least und are very soothing to my voice." answered this question "Y E S Consider wh<tt these ligures mean; consider that they represent the opinion and experi­ ence of doctors, th o s e w h o s e b u s in e s s it is to k n o w . I t *■ W E H E R E B Y C E R T I F Y that we have e x a m i n e d u i U n e d c a r d x a n u w e r iu i l iJurtlKuit O n e u n d T w u a n d t h u t t h e r e ure V .6 S Iu th r m a tiv e a n e w e r e tu Q u e e liu n O n e a n d 11,105 a f f i r m a t i v e a n h w era t u Q u e s t i o n T w o , No T’nroat Irritation - No Cough i. VCk/.Nl* KOth UHOS UMONTUOMKhV AoKynlMti Hud Audln-rs llrw Ytiik.Julyn, IVi7. �ford Daily HcTald T AI). BATES Cash in Advance 4— UunincHs Service Y’OUR BUSIN ESS —card appear­ ing daily in this column will teach over .'1,000 every duy! ■r ads, mill lie received rIons and collector sent ijy for payment............. ! 0c a line _.................. Hea line .................. 7c a line -and it costs so little a I'd word nd for one month costs only $2.60. Phono 118 Ju st ask for "Classified Depart­ ment’’ BOYS WANTED—Can use fiv e ' FOR RENT: —5 room unfurnishgood boys who nre hustlers. Can ed stucco bungalow, 2 bed ram as high as a dollar an after- rooms, living room, dining room, noon. Apply Circulation Depart- kitchen (equipped with clcctrsc mont Herald. i range,) bath (with hot and cold wntqr). Located 2200 Palmetto 8— financial Avenue, rent summer rates, phor.c — ---- ------------------------- ------------148. MONEY— to loan on Improved do— sit aide rcsiuenuui property .n 4. ROOM Cottage, unfurnished, for Sanford at 0 per cent interest, no rent. 1700 block, $25 a month. brokerage- AUdress Loan P. O Box Box 1700 euro Heruld. toil City. 10-A— Poultry And Krrs ID— Houses For Sale 2<»— M iscellaneous FOR SALE: one wood range, one 2 burner oilstove, with oven, one / -t i I l l 'L l BE. C?OOD • 2 burner gas range nnd other fund* lure 1heap. Phone 206. _ SOU Magnolia KEW/PiE S L ' i \\\ :;> G C T T kJ "TOO EA T A m f \& G o e s o o f P L ATI kl G O L F Ti A F T u P w o r k ' 1 lY id V f F R O M / Ave. J ______ NORTH CAROLINA PLANS TO HONOR! PIONEERS OF AIR; , ui) »•ev io p 1-1A Fl A- WAIT LL TT i ’ tr )_L " /\*ivTr3 FliNl WM/vr GOtM* < ' 0 0 WiTA nHEKA U COklTROk- O V E R ML)SF\V?OOM O o S T tR S . U\LRELL \ WOU AFIU.R W 0Rt(ikl 6 E A WC-VA/ FACE. IM li \’ FRONT T in t o o S o *-/o u RAMiv' O* Tf \‘ PERSPIRA TIO M v.MOw'r f Ia v e . m o S C X A D . ONE W EE If CM M il' con tro l, o v e r F\LRAH? OAMCr AM' F lE L l B O O SlM ’ TMEM <34tC»\'E> FOR C A N ES/V -/O O RSELF. iV - to 1,'. ihie-cdGi DM ^ N ------------- -— o b b l te IhU o~)Knrme o m . MOORS, BOl Vie C’M TWO MODERN 5-room bungalows for sale,in Pinehurst; one 8U.Juccd rales arc for r00m house in San lamta; prico Towering M em orialT oW righ ts! Vjvc insertions. Is Planned Hy T a r HeelCtli-, reasonable. Also filling station and fords of average length house, chicken runs, garage, 8 zens On Site Of T h e ir First Ltd a line. .miles out, corner two highways, Experiment With Planes lum charge of JOl for TER. FOR FURTHER INFORMA- 11— Miscellaneous for sale or rent. HOI W. 1st St. H. |TiON’ CALL PHONE 235-.I O R ' __________ T. Puce, phone 636J. . RALEIGH. N. C.. Aug. fl.» [vertising is restricted I SE E , L. C'OLLER, SAN I’ ORD, OAR AWNINGS#—keep out the ! FLA. ,r classification, toineidently, with tlni| I drizzling sun and drizzling rair, FOR S A L E :—Four room cottage <INS) error is made I he banicar owners need them, $.1.50 a pair on one of best lots on Magno­ us he nog in of tiie l.indbcrghian | mid will be responsible PHONOGRAPH repairing, piano j* dirt cheap. Salesmen and sales, lia Avenue, nead South Sid? era ot living. North Carolina, of 1 nm. incorrect insertion, tuning by exptl experts with 17 years hulics art> up with lhlr. School — Price reasonable. Terms whose lonely shores a quarter of i Store newest aulo necessity, call or to suit purchaser. Owner Box 4-i 1 a ceintiiy ago aviation had :ts ! ertiscr for subsequent CNpenence Sanford asnioru Music music ore™ „ The office should lie Genc-i-., is preparing to erect a ■ aim Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & ) 1 Me ■write fm particulars. Auto Awn ilile Herald. immediately in ease of Lander Arcade, Phono 8.12. i|nK <•„. n n,,|| Bldg. lowering mill lasting memorial to 1 FOR SA L E :—tine of best five Orville :ind NVilbur Wriglit, lliu j I BUILDING BLOCKS - irrigation 12— Wanted loom bungalows on Palmetto world' pioneer Idrdllien. > ADVERTISERS boxes and general cement work Dedication of Kill Devil Hill, Avenue, in Sanford Heights, corMiracle Concrete Co. J . K. Torner lot, equipped with electric where the Wright brothers came Herald representative FARMS WANTED: We are in willrgrr. I’roy. .'ird and Elm. i|y familial with rates, need of listings on farms range mn| water heater, price less to electrify the world with their 1 •p: in,| ,W ..nicnlion will Our new than market value, terms to huiI. f 1ist successful flight iii heavier-! LANEY.S DRUG S I ORE— Pre­ anil groves of all sizes. com pile Information. than-aii craft, as the location for scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We are folder will soon go to thousands Box 15 ( . o. Herald. * C — — ’ou wish, they will assist as near you as your phone. Cbll 10J throughout iho north. Have your FUR SA L E :— Five room Spanish a lighthouse as a memorial to the Wright to ni In i s and aviation, will warding your want o*l. property represented in this folder bungalow on Park Avenue, 2 it moni effective. | WIGHT-CH RISEN BERRY PRINT h.v listing now. OUR LISTINGS ear garage, nice lawn, immediate take place on August 18. E. A. possession,—can't lie beat for Hie The event will lie a part of a 1 SHOP — Printing, Engraving, ARE NOT EXCLUSIVE. Embossing. Sea us first. Wo do St rout Farm Agency, National price, terms $200,111) rash, huluvcc gigantic celebration at Munlen, Bank Building. on Kminnko Island, national in monthly. Box I IH care Herald. It. Phone 417-W. R. R. Avonue■OliTANT NO'I If E scope, 1omiiieinoratitig dhe birth Commercial Street. 12-A FARM TOOLS WANTED Virginia Dare, who was literally ri>rrrs should give their _______1 2(1— l'i»rms |.-jr Sale swallowed lip with the rest of Sir „r postnffice address as LUMBER and complete lino of | WANT TO IIUY‘ tractor- disc plow, LWOLJ.•tf/l their phono nun.hor if building material. Low X I prices. | harrow, if itch* w. «•*I Young, FOR SALE ( HEAP: 50 acre Cel­ Wall 1 Raleigh’s ill-fated ‘ Lost | t,jro results. About ore Security Lumber Co.. "Where Good 2t»i N. Park Avr Tel 777 or 775. ery and truck farm; all or part; Colonv." cut „f II thousand has Viuiiial Tribute Grades Conic From" Maple and all under cultivation. Seven mites I to ■hone and the others 'I In n ibote is paid to Virginia Sixth. Phone 707. Op /1 •» •» ■?v v a n n south of Orlando on Dixie High­ F r o m a P O srT tO M t o a o c b , !:*»— Apartment For Kent (cnunirl. alc with y< u Dale every IHth day of Angus:, Ptn u %pit orr way. Tims. Vander Veen, KulaCONCRETE in every shape nnd they ‘ " - v ynnr n ^ e s s . and the cilrhrniton attracts thoumazon Mich. TWO WELL FURNIHIIKI) garage form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ HiKimt'oiinurr MGM sands of visitors to picturesque apartments, close in .1. B. Ray, mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod­ | B prr oil at The Roanoke Island. ° ‘ co u R sem v 6115 Pfllmctln, Phone 518. ucts Company, Fifth and Maple |off,rn or l.y W««T. M i'BEST BUY IN AGRICULTUR­ Last year private interests do­ ** — — ‘ A imT n o B o a CONSTRICTE-RS^ Sts Phone 112-W. discontinuances are not AL LAND nated .1 large tract of land at Kill A M te r U K E .S IN A F te tv A . T f IEV FOR RENT: Unfurnished garage O F F IC E ? MARGEkour l'iompt - Efficient Devil Hill to the Federal Govern­ U LA REN C ESM ITH H E R E FOR apartment. Three rooms, b«tb. o f Th e m Servo e O m w C-mT 'B o u Y 'iTtfh. I9ic x In The State Of Florida ment lot tiie Wriglit memorial IkiEW CCOLD CifTIbtEREj General Contractor ■\k\REE vfEAi7C> sleeping porch. $18 per month.224 In the flowing well dictrirt near site * (ingress, toward the close ot » ,v 1* P i CtH T R o u n d H E R E , tNTlMCL I F - I F — U i!*Ui > .. AN’ I AIN'T On us >0 ton, authorized the erection Sanford, with clay subsoil, I. .•i»» no <* I HAVE T H E '/ o o f A fl 0 u T T d l o o k a r o u n d NEVER SE E N / the highway and ■•tie mile from of a Miiialdc memorial t<> the tri­ btounrt \ 6 lK E W tlH u M ?_ I URNISHED HOUSEKEEPING R R. station. a| g o o d f o (7e i s e t P o w m umph of iiiiiii over the air. EVEN A METAL ROOFING—The Roof Evapartment, 2 rooms $16, 3 rooms Already cleared. Perfect .» ? flON * - l PLUMBING Secretaries of the Commerce, / \ IF L W A S MOD, Cu — ' ^ ' e C44EE. erlssting. Metal nhinglen; OBdrainage. tally. We handle elect t ie standing seam tin nnd galvanized $25 monthly, .'112 E. 5th St. Win *101(1 Navy Department* 0 4 0 ACH T f \e >/ f ia m e : g o m a n T Virgin soil of unsurpassed ftii W1re made members of a commis­ I ,uajn. home light and roofs. Sec Janies II. Cowan. Oak i3oV*5 I DREE 1-ROOM furnished upnrl^TOONC i O N E S A n — ulity, will grow anything. (|,nii, T inford Machine Co. ave.1and Third St- Phone 111. sion lo decide upon the type of .- T o o . inents, also one !J-room ami one 1,000 Acres in mot 1 of 5 bi'Hjs , moiuio ml. innl were given blanket ■ H is ' 4-room. Rates reduced. 611 Pail. a 1 many 11a you nl authority to carry out the plan* 1 Avu. Phone 251. AT A. I ’ivit'K SO LOW IT WILL they derided upon. Tentative plan* 5— Help Wanted Fenmit fO S ir'iC H "Make Your Heart Swim" — 1 TWO rooms, kitchenette nnd hath now call for tile construction of a ,T .C .v Home Suckers, Here Is Your PODGE beautiful outlook; nil Improve huge lighthouse, costing from Cluuicc is ; ind Graham Trucks YOUNG LADY WANTED: One iticnts; attractively furnished, • $266,nun, to $5011,661). y ji It May Never Come Again luth St. Phono ». who means business anil wants moderate rent by week. Young's "The Wriglit Beacon" lias been If you can make a small rash to get into one of the bust paying Apartments, office 200 N. Park SB k COWAN wCO. auto and most fascinating lines of work. Avc. payment and finance your first unofficially selected as the name !or slid sheet metal works, This work will require a month of crop, it will easily pay for the fm the lighthouse, and is yet to lie i!<. iie,| upon by tiie commission. mb Are. Phone 716-W. preparation during which time .1 TWO NEW— nicely fill ni- rum hml. Th name was ehoosen in a contest If you are looking for s "Simp" apartments. $25 per month. P15 small remuneration will lie paid. conducted hy W. O. Saunders, VNK)RD BUICK CO. Here It Is The applicant accepted after train­ W. First St. Phone 207. liuigiizino writer and editor an I ’12 Magnolia Avc. .4 See Me At Once 1ing, who demonstrates her ability publisher of the Elizabeth City, Phone 207 W. Pi. YOUNG , will receive a salary proportionate 16— Houses For Kent \ (’.. Advance a weekly newspa­ Bargains In Real Estate j to earning capacity. None hut ■ \ tper. The name was submitted hy E0DEL TRIM CO. Bark Ave. and Commercial St. I those who absolutely mean hind- FOUR ROOM HOUSE for rent; Miss Hattie Thrower, of Williamsim the ear, not the owner •lit ms and who are willing to work garage, 1112 Elm Avc. Pivi tun, N'. ('. hone 817 for estimates |a month for small pay until they room house; garage, 410 Palmetto 21— I.(»1h For Sale T '' 6X V |«. W. RADFORD — j deserve more need apply. Apply in Ave. Apply It. Levy, Value,. Ho­ |person between the hours of six tel. HITS MARMONS FOR SA LK :—One of the most de­ It i : ! i.nd seven, evenings, M. G. Lewis, nford Automobile Co. sirable lots in Sun Ijinta front FIV E ROOM HOUSE for rent; si utii on Plumosa Drive, Price gnoliu Avc. Phone 107. Herald. garage, 207 Holly Ave. Apply I! right. Terms. E. T. I.e Baron, ill I V ’ (V. \t F.W SANFORD BOOSTER Levy, Valdez Hotel. . '.,‘V,1: *i-•* *•'■..11*. *< Dval Upchurch Bldg. Jacksonville, 6 —Help Wanted (Male) only $1.01), Studcbak-Jfl ------- — .are-— W/- ,, k Florida. •A-k for carbon juice with EIGHT ROOM house, K0H Elm Rn’U’wptl l i f f o r l s T o F o rg o T o ». stops the knock. San OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG Avc. Enquire of Jno. I). .1ink 111.-, 21 — AcrwiRc For Sale I,ond In A rronptU ies Soon j»r#ge Cy. | man who wants to learn good ( ourt House. Oil All Sides On Conlinonl , business. Possibility of small pay n|!li Overland Co. Willy*- ! while learning. Business is fascina­ F U R N I S H E D HOUSE for rent. FOR SALK: 10 acres in Long• *1 wimh I, corner of Grove and Or­ fcti k Overland, WhlppiU- ting, pays well to experienced men. *4ft five rooms $25 per month. Sc* ange Avenues, S.K.1-1 of N.K. I-1 u q AIRMEN t mm.... rial Sts. I’hcnc .<8. |Will enable you to get work in any Jim. I). .1inkins. Court House. LONDON, A "gust :! (INN) of S.W. I-1 See. 25, Tvvp, 20. Range 'll li ‘‘A ‘6 'V INOl.K HUDSON- F.SSF.X city. Only those who mean busi­ 2!(. Thus. .1 Master 65 Gansevoort Inspired hv the traits- \I hint ! ness anil are willing to “put out" i wil R EN T:—Two limises, I lu.'l Street, New York. ftigM ' of I ite'liertrll. (tint* •)«,,rl»«in JT 6’ Wl t l INC T h ie PA SSER S. need apply. Isiwis, at Herald •mil 1 105 l.’lrst Street. Kent anil Itvnl, tiie F’ltropean nations tire 20:t Oi.k Ave CIS21 nr i »x SlsvKr. e -__ J • ■Ufl.l) »><t orr______ tween 6:00 and 7:00 i*. M. Vulcanizing Works, Phone 41 MUCK I.ANUS AUK VAI.UAI1I.K mnking great efforts l" f'”■•*•« >•Just three mites from (lie eill heeil in aeronautics. Gieat Britain limits on highway I have eight ir iilrendv nre oedniir l" further the pa*se”;»ers, has been laid. acres of muck lands that can bfl|uai'"Mnee of air travel. New Acrm'-oio'-s bought for $500 an acre or special | Of greater eommoreial value to price made on all of it. Thirty", iati> 11, at t*>«• nresirnt time, th in •.’royden, olio of the air ccnlcri acres in entire tiact includes cit- 1 •• trails nt'aiitic flight*, " ’ill In* of tiie vo. id, n.in .. >■> 1 hi* lands and other good garden the iqienirg of Kagioml's new aero- 11 r.ituill* (I to use the war-time bind. Fine place for poultry and d:(Hues a*, f’rovden in October. buildings, nnd which have now boj 1ruck " f all Ifnds. Men can make \t a cost i-f $1 1his great 1 nine inatlq'inte to hnmlln the treliving raising liulhs, celery, vege­ new air|MUt, vviien ioni|deted, ’vill iiiondoiiH ill'TeiiKe in pasticnger fly­ tables and poultry for Sanford and 111. ,iiu> of the largest, ami best eq'ii- ing. The now aerodrome will extend Orlando markets. Address R.*A. ( . (1 1 aero'ronie* in the world. Tit” I,.1511 yards from north to Kotitli cure Herald. This will not be on and |,4fi() yards fro'ii emit lowest, market l«»ng. if you do not think liat'gars have already been erecle.l, A lining the new buihlinge spring­ the block of offices are nearing this land i* worth the price try to (my .mine of the muck lands in ci-.iipletinn, and the foundation of a ing op will lie two giant biingar.i, (’••.• hotol fn- the coiivenieaee nl ci^mlile of housing 25 mammoth other parts of the country. aeroplanes. These alone will coat $275,(Kill. The Imperial Airways Ci>'-poiu?i(-:i vvi'l nd 11 py one of l!'” ( t iu ds and tiie other will hu avail: aide for foreign aircraft. Thir. air prut, it i* believed l»y j li e desit'aciH, vvili !><• able to meet | nS r-. 1 rv with th,. situHtion when travelling , b> air i* I'.lnumt as popuhir as rail- > w \ vvay travel. Air lines will run into '^ 4 •i•i* port from France, Belgium, ! 1 ; ■' 1 Holland, and Gerriany. and tho n- • i f — ...... work of these f ’ontlnentnl air lines will stretch as far apart as <T,;»kiM* htnntinople, Moscow Ulid Mul t i ' . . mtc* on request. BABY CHICKS, Rocks, Beds and Leghorns, all extra fine quality CLEAN UP YOUU OLD WALLS I stock. Write me. Amos G. Norm.W ITH THE NEW WALL PAINT ... an. Pine Castle; Flu. i SOMETHING NEW AND R E T - '— ______________ _________ m m m l/AV \ , fl t ^ t I t L ■ <lM 1!. S.AIRMENARF, INSPIRATION TO EUROPEAN ACES w m Ki M’N POP BY TAYLOIl i They’re Behind Fight in .Chicago f see u # e*T orr Ci Mr •> at* m wvk.*. me. Neither Tex IllcVarrl, left, nor flearye P. (lets, Chlraxo juomoter, plan to leave any details uuliiiisliril that woubi make ttio Tunrifyliernpsey vhamplonthlp flghf In Chit- So l>c:,t reptetnher the blKfcrt of all times, both in atlemlama and sate rnelpts. lin e Hie)' are. just talkiuj; It pi c i, in a Chicago hvtvl, Build New (Iffires An imposing block of ofl'iec*. hi which will he centralized the artivitiu* of the aarodruaio. are l*e.n:; built close by th •hingarsgvnd u 5 lfoot co.rtrol tower n verloks U10 whale aerodrome. From this t<-wer offices will be in touch by wlrele * trlephono with all the air liners In another bulling u place h .s ‘ l,c«n p'anned to fu-iiitnte the work the euatoni#, and e n icra ti m o,r. 1ficinls. T!d# building will olso con­ tain »va*tin r-rooitis.bookln'’ " f r' •• . a bookstall, rest roc.ns and buffets. Only |Sc foundation has been laid • of the ni'V hotel, hut when eomnlcted it will comprise b jiiges and dining room opening to .1 veranda nnd terrace, and flftv hedrooms, most of them equipped with bath*. \ * . � 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, August 03, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 03, 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>, August 03, 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/b5f3f00c9012589af9669e3c68f54dfa.pdf a3d83ec667432f4bc7bb926574ca8013 PDF Text Text T H E W EA TH ER your n e w s p a p e r -bllshcd in'uuTrida’s Heart . world's Greatest Vegetable n ,lon Its Richest Garden Lund ^iMENaxm - Leased Wire International News Service Because of. the unusual inter* est in the city election, The Heraid has made arrangem ents to give the public a report every five minutes on the progress of the count after the polls close to­ morrow night. Through the courtesy of the Sanford Odd Follows lodge, The Hcruld has secured the use of a steroptician machine with which will flush the results on u screen to be placed across the street from The Herald office. City M&nnger W. U. Williams jrt.s generously agreed to f u r n ­ ish a large number of benches on the street so th a t those watching the results may do so in comfort. The street in front of The Herald office will be rop­ ed off to prevent traffic from passing. Tlu« Herald has arranged to have a tabulator a t the polls and at the dost* of each fiveminute period the results are to bo telephoned to this office, and then flashed on the screen. The public is cordially invited to be present tomorrow night as quests of The Herald. ix Amendments To Be Considered jponents OfChanges [Hold Final Meeting On City PierTonight With t h e c lo s e o f o n e o f t h e ,st i n t e n s e l y w a g e d c a m ieiis in t h e h i s t o r y o f S a n local c i t i z e n s t o n i g h t ire p r e p a r e d t o g o t o t h e u on F r i d a y t o e x p r e s s «ir w i s h e s w i t h r e g a r d to e passage o f six p ro p o se d muniments to t h e I C ity F a ir tonight; Friday fa ir la South, thundershowers in north portion. & N U M B B B R 285 O f U irc u ln tlo n a OPPONENTS W' Shinholser Objects To Use PARTY£H!EFS|Sacco A n d V anzetti Chamber Of Commerce In ONH earFatalW o rd s Of REFORM HOLD Connection W:th Mass Meet r * m MEET TONIGHT G overnor’s Decision f i Herald Will Flash Results Of Election ,rgest Vote In City’s [History Is Predicted On Issue That Has IstirredlnterestHere Member Audit S A N F O R D . F L O R I D A . T H U R S D A Y , A t G U S T I. 10^7 f- * ‘ < ■h i C ity C o m m i s s i o n A n d L e a d e r s O f G ro u p W o rk in g A g a in st A m en d m en ts T oM nkeE ffort T o n ig h t T o D e n y A llC h arg es Gathering Will He Minus Gala Features C o m m i s s i o n e r s , C i ty A t t o r n e y A nd C ity M a n a g e r,E n g in e e r A re A n n o u n ced A s S p c a k c rs At -I o’clock Ibis afternoon. Mayor Lake told a Herald rep­ resentative that tonight’s meet­ ing will lie used by I he ( it > CommissionerK “to answer ques­ tions that have been propound­ ed to it and to reply to malicious insinuations that have been^made by the Taxpayer’s League.” l . ij, fl and did noth- .J U j i A statem ent appearing in t) ’ ^ tee and 1 s to p p e i......... more until n.y successor, Mr I Sanford Times in connection with mluilser had taken office and I, the mass meeting tonight and ; • i .-topped nut. the effect th at “ S. O. Hhinholsir. iu n president of the Chan'.tier *»f < om 1 'I talked with .\Jr. Shinhuiserl morning and told him that merco, will preside," was receive ; s was tho firs t litvic that, ever I this morning with conelderuh t like criticising hlhr. lie so ,1 criticism both by proponents of t ' v it he r e m i t t e d very much ll proposed amendments and tnei * of Ids name ns president of tl liers of the Chamber of Comnicr, .■ituber of C o m m o n c and that who nret opposed to the ehnrti t ■1 Icon dn'jp without Ads knot changes. and per mi sltdi . In an i ffort to secure the view I sold. Mr. Shinhob-er *ore y< of the n embers of lhi* hoard ■ ; •-■•nt at tho m nduig la governors of the Chamber of, Con a ’ ’ and he said "yeIasi* m etre. The Herald today obUotu ■ i H the City Ceimml;-iiinm tie the following expression from L di'li. !• of the k’alif. i ! A. Douglass, former president «> I its i ililoria 1 w riter me the nrgnnizaiiivi: \v 1 and be sail! yes. I f o i l iked “ My policy as president of th if he did not know v It.. Chamber of Commerce was to <!■ tig i n do atid i, ; anything that could lie construe 1 , m i I th a t he did not.” as involving the organisation hi H lieu asked for a elutoun i polities. This practice was cnlle.i i Continued (In IV.vr i In to attention of lie legislative cm Ha A j U i 5 s. !’ I l. w ffrin n t r m i I V l I i% V vw l. t 'iliuO O f C u m i i H 'n l F r n m l ’ol-1 F r i t ’iul A n d F n e 1 i 1 tie (. o m i u e n t f t e r Investigation CELERY GROWERS A Fuller Finds NoRea­ For Executive DEBATE UNIFORM son Order Of Clemency ,SCALE OF WAGES ,,, Defense Attorney Informs Radicals , , li(, C o m m i H e n A p p o i n t e d A t M e e t in g L ast N ig h t T o D ra w U p d ilcn l AI.-1 \ B e S u ro S e a l e O f Day F o r L a b o r e r H _ ... liltiili* O f F a r m e r s W ho W ork In S a n fo rd F le ld s I ) C 1 C D S C C o m m i t t e e i I Plana for n uniform wage scale \ fur negro laborers working in IIum Wnshingtori -nil t , cl. rv fields were discussed Wed-, B O S T O N . Auer. *L ( I N S ) — ,(i ,, | M ' ncHiliiy night a t u meeting of Iik' hI m a r t house. The ■N i c o l a S iu t o a n d B a r t o l o m e o Continues Work On Plans To Save Them prominent celery farmers, was p r o - Unto i»l tilt* s t i a n g ^ s t c r il m l W l shied over by Mayor F orrest Lake, nisoH o n r p c o n l . h e n r d tho'i* lin tis o in Following the expressions of b d p ip D i p ninny fa n n e rs who voiced views r M m r l f s t n w n S t a l e ' s nriw on to lt? i> jin favor of the proposal, a commit- <ln" . , " ”*TT j tee was appointed by Mayor Lake, ADhonwh o n taio o w «H n ' who first named five on the body 1 >ni1 V n n « n , f o r b r u trq D in t Ilnn.lhilL. ciiiuluted on th<« fb/rnninsign cornea to nn end Stein *T Pottor tq *lttH»W hut upon second thought a.bled llm streets today purporting 1 “ ,irht with n mass meeting, the . r tl,n entet,rn 1 ,„l " e , tmit ctP(-td'>d i uni o f llirei utliei . The cent come from tlitT axpayers I au rt nul.lic effort of any kind im l |Snat JI* mi,nit 1 1 . mi po> m ittce, composed of (!. F. Smitii, 1 t,n* (t,e«, gue and gi' ing its platform in l(fc by the City administration (l.n ,|n-»rtn nltnlr tl r~nn not 11",n,| m Die I I • A. Briimiey. John Meiscli, tl. I, the event tomorrow election miwer any chnrges th a t have 1’iingri‘SH Will tie < ulle.l l r «II ip ,\ in.it,' i»,.,t D's two nriprint | ince ( BI ih I sim *, 1'. F. Adams, (’hnrlic cai :cs, were not authorized by (n preferred against it by the i n ' 1 .1 F n In U n i t . |.\ )iis j Flowers, II. M Itumbley and Wll- unnoett received the momentous the . txpayer.- Unigue and were xpayers Longue, an organization Prominent Attorney SaysCity Building I'n.grant Tn | ’I;m little Ham t ’olbeit, plans to investigate tjptl't, iilt< Thor. Commission (las Laid Itself printed without its authority, jeh during the pnst few weeks i S. (>11 I’arii v Wit ’ ft! 1 d o among tin* problem thoroughly, draw u Tl)nv licne’* R from lins of according t«> D. I.. Thrasher, revealed figures th at show Open To GruveSuspicion By i tl i |. point wnge schedule mid report at a Inter Dnfenso A**ornev William O mia-mnnagement of City chairman. Failure To Answer Charges lid-t lias serve notiru meeting. The next gath erin g was Ttv -np-nn. who was s w t i ” nnl»d "No handbills have been p rin ­ fairs. I’A KV A, A ir. i. (IN S) to **■•• (*nn‘ti linn*" hi* Mrs. S«rco. 1 a figiil ,,r the announce,I for August 17. ted or cirrnlnte.1 by the T a x p a y ­ The Taxpayers League has been ivat D: I'ri-farlite Feeling th a t the City Commission ptntntv tn an l••r^t^h!o mo«d and In culling (lie meeting to order ers l/Oagui. .uni no siicli action the for the past three months in has laid itself open to grave sus­ nt came to an id it M 1 •> I and outlining its purpose to the ,t»e<„ri|utt kp bn(| no cnmmenf to re’s late papers have is contemplated, he stilted to a j campaign for inaugurating picion by its failure to answer rail,. I I,> achieve "i h,inn, ha\ in, Governor’s flnd!-'«*s, in v hi for evidence group of 7a to Dili men, Mayor rnoVe on representative of The llerald | rtain governmental improvc- charges th at have recently made a ­ degree of ■i< >'■ < ill cffol Is In ■.is ii- c of llm word Lake said th at local grow ers had Afforne” Thomnson (■■c(nrtc«l Mr*, this afternoon. ents, being responsible for the gainst it, S. R. Dighton, prominent in it 11 eat \ tn ■ further limi'a,•licnt•• a fixed policy, made considerable progress in co. yncro. downcmt nnd n nlc thtiinwh iictment by the state legislature Sanford attorney and member of ..a ,,f iiaial nrmameiifs. me ,. to congress operative m arketing and expressed fb,» nrtson offices nnd down the the proposed am endm ents sub- the firm of Wilson, Boyle and The Collfcretl" e. call,"I at the , i.. never employed the hope that, they would join in a nnrrM,fn *n *he death e*'1is. At. als. It Xto a referendum by the people, Dighton, today announced his sup­ ggestion of l*i ideal t ’oolidgO, ,), l, dctcrinina- cu-operative effort in growing their '**•«. <5ncci*,« side V-1 S Teenstjrer i ■ how his * campaign c*mPulKrv has been under unucr way wwj- ' J)(in of tho propoaetl amendments bein iii '.".sioti f,*r nearly two the Sacco-Vansetti m a riven m atter. In dealing products. The Mayor plead for u hVltplnn, of it three weeks, developing t„ t i... r u v charter, and declared defense committee. Mtitlis and at no time lias there v , , lbo . ddier:,’ Bonus several closer union of the farm ers in nn put 10 days Into an Issue 1 u 1 ' thnt h“if *tb erJ " i C|![ny*tbin,'"wr. n« • n definite proud r of success. K. t h , Cl,y like no o , h , r , h t t , ip • he said in nne message: <dfori to avert u reputation of the Newsnapornicn were lintTMt I lie plenary session of the coll-' nut favor tho bonus." he later front witnessing tho breaking tn lo -es that have been sustained in 01 ■lence was hi .irked with s t a l e - i y , xl it, and some of his friends past years. ttie news. Hu proptosed ch a rter chnnges are A request for a joint meeting it.” nt by tile American, llriti'di , 1 pointing to tills today to show While Sacco nnd Vnnxottl were was made of Mayor 1-ake by D. A series of meetings where the i follows: In an interview with n repre­ apancse delegates declaring j |,, h follow,i laconic comment pirit of hnrmony ntuy prevail was hearing the adverse tidings, mem* 1. Increasing the city comm> .ion sentative of The Herald, Mr. Dight­ L. Thrasher, chairman of tin- Tax­ , * 1 ih Confernttci *s fnilur p i itivu action. This failed suggested by the official as a i liers o f their defense comifaltteo payers League, on Wednesday era three members to five mem- on voiced the following views: n i -iiniption of t lie r. ■' i (iii - ntnny politicians as a means of restoring confidence n- were outlining pluns for other morning. Despite his personal opT h r a s h e r R e c e i v e s ( ’o n i f r a l u (Ml. “ So fur in this campaign I • s , , '>q^H mid thnf tiuji, h\sgt'rvn£.t4fc ... -j. - mong tiie growers. He urged thut possible legal avenues of escape, U* \ ppsitiun to the plan, Mayor l.ak, J n lio n s O q K U o t i f T o • i. Placing city finances on m liud- lja w hpep, silent. But the moment ,1 tn rt, the peace u t Vila a wnge be adopted and be follow­ a desperoto "Inst ditch" legal fight. . K d i> u w . — l e d I 'l t a n g e ., In A d m i n i s - ; has now come, it seems to me, for told Mr. T hrasher that he would >ND(»N,- Aug. 4. — British ed to the letter by tho farmers, But they must act with speed. The 1 A m ajority of members elected t-no to speuk who holds in any es­ submit the pr>qu>sul to ilu- commit­ ( r a t i o n F r o m O t h e r L ea) tie ■nt luiicd today to who, the Mayor declared, should respite grunted Sacco nnd Vanzetti y sentiments Were v o ic ’d lo the conimlslson shall constitute teem his duty to his ccommunity, tee. ill", n > 1 , C nnidenl Coolidgo'a exercise tlu* strictest economy in in June expires nt midnight Wed­ ie spealters and a joint i quorum. According to plans announced nesday. The execution, under the even If In spenking he endanger •m,' . lb.general trend of all of their transact inns. ’ was made to tin* effect Other Florida cities are watch i t. Municipal court shall lie estn- the friendship of those with whom this morning, the speakers at to. iuw, could take nlaco in a few min­ '. 'ii iml lent ing tluit governments conn n"d ing the movement of Satifonl to i A general discussion of pro­ utes a f te r thnt hour. Hiihe.l with the office of city judge he bus been closely associated. Civ­ nights meeting will include in’ add­ lri::-n l i , t hnt resentment to exitmme correct evils in t ’ity govcrnm.'iit would continue posed wage scale followed Mayor naje appointive by the commission. ic duty, a fte r all, is abovo self in­ ition to Mayor Luke, Commission­ iiiu'i. in larm ers ngainsl tlic Lake's talk, hut no definite sched­ 5. Compelling the commission to terest. ers Chase and liouslmldcr, t'ity with a great deal of interest, ac­ pi.dib-m of lini union of i BOSTON. Aug. 4.— (IN S ) — ririilt«ir:il policy is ule was derided upon, and the entire m il <linuii whii li declare by resolution contemplated 'A tto rn e y George A. DeCottes, cording to D. I.. T hrasher, clisn un i t While Nicola Sncco nnd Barto­ n poii ihio iuli lei Mr. Cool" F irs t v t all, then, may I not ii|-t-.'-,t• <1. m a tter wan referred to the com­ lomeo Vanzetti, behind the grim IpuLlic improvemciu.it, improvements, and City It. Williams and man of the Taxi avers leag u e , who mm giving .if,., t-a y m anager W. w. it williams uni i’h ili .il' o Bat it Is believed hero rty owners the rig h t to s a y , point out th a t rcs| n.i y l cj , KnKjnoer j.'rt,,| T \Villi„nit. stated tliut he bad received t> le mittee, which is exported to con­ While the d o sin g speerhe ■properly b the ngricuRural sider nil conditions involved in the dentb houso bars in s ta te ’s prison, er such improvements shall | public officer to his constituency is Their r,Mpectiv(> Mll, Wl.rt, gram s from the organizers of . not marked with bltternesn, Is hether l tliul Cho train problem of working out an equit­ were steeling themselves to hear :i, out anxiety > ale, and also giving them the the foundation of our Government, not unnounc.cj ,lUt T|u, ||,.n i |l| |„„| similar organi:.:»• i>n in West I 'bn . v |tr mu.le • if tli ,,fr. ’ l.. g\in to tell upon able wage agreem ent between today the momentous news th n t ( (i). (,Mi tlx menker to t». and yet the campaign which tho boon informed th at the ...mmissioiu Beach in which it was (Icclui-d Governor Alvan T. Fuller, a f te r a (( ..ntinued On Page Three) the Ann rlc.in nilive. Tho news. furmci-H and laborers. adm inistration forces is waging cr». will deny charges that have th good been, neei i,.r the failure of tli reviow of their celebrated case, had . .a .t . much . . , hail , , , p ........................ . rover, t hnl M i . appeals to direct <dtself toward been made against them by the J1"*!®*1 ‘,,r" ub'b " G .F .Smith suggested Hint tho found them "guilty," members of " ork of * ■! f, re nee !>• some one else. I • n cnuJidnto for minimising and belittling, by every body. i A meric an sneal rs pi wage agreement bo madu to include the menR defense committee were (Continued On Page Three) nomination if cirIlf ! clever political trick, this sacred The following telegram from I l* bilily '«> qnderi ml i .... « liim to chang>> t ho Oviedo district, which lie cliarg- meeting to outline n campaign fo r 1 ,, Jt,,l,■(l principle. gar (’. Thompson, vice prcstdi ut motive* of' each >ither, v d" ’ 1 >•1 lia been paying tremendous a "last ditch" legnl fig h t to save FOUR KH I.ED ut th ',V his 111 of the W est Palm Bunch ,’axpay- Japan, ■> hmenker pointed tho doomed men from tho electric * " If there is anything wrong with eluent Inis 1k>cii ln- prices in the past, Mr. Smith wnrn’’Tl .... negroes.. ,,,«. .. ( luiir un August 1 0 th. .1 that. the a re ,,,,.»«,,i. organized KNOXVILLE, Tcnn., Aug. i. ers League was received by dr. J apan ■"" 1,1 ha\*' found grom it our City finances, the people and ing been proinptcl for mi ngi cement If tbc ( ter i "o D»rpr taxpayers are entitled to know it. (I N S )—Four iwrsons we... killed Thi tsher this morning: or by ii twinge of and that only un organized e f f o r t | Three legal moves woro said to f r r e c had b, • i I,b- to To conceal, or evade, or to counter here today when tineast bound and corruption f • 1 *' g"S> t' ONKONTA, Ala., Aug. 4.— (IN’ - 1.<•!itii riI ■ ininni," Mlid the on the part of the growers will pro- | K> under consideration—on appeal (Continued On Pngc Three) IS) The case of Eugene Doss, with criea of the “ llnrmony,*’ or Memphin npecial, urmk Southern wg W4*B an uxtrav i ,iMi 1,1,1 Daily Mil i not the decision duee n suits. M Sc|UuwkM in t u my miml, not only I Hnilway pnsitenifcr train, htrucK < h,fi,atu«l in Sunf• # » . m wv \ .* 11 DECREE A I I I It A ill n -• : ■ nernl plan tn control tho Ifirrt of seven men to go on triul in ^ I mm • . , .,b!y nccountcd for any other cities in Cus stole if -I,' was endorsed by John ,hv refer. , • the miseries of high wi,p the circuit court here on charges J to admit the indictment that so m e-i mi automobile a t the Bearden Floridu is to continue to pr,e| ‘-­ •M * i . nl ) G. I.. Bledsoe, who thing is seriously wrong, but a l s o : Crossing, five miles west of here. I. TALLAHASSEE. Mu Au glut', 7 I -leot Coolidgu, like tf kidnapping and flogging J e ff “ I hope your effort* with your (IN S) The Siipnnii- i o . n l ha nddo arn ln g iliat the best " Milas Williams and his three small « Tticini::i! " t George Wnnhing1 Callfiwnv, Onoontn youth, was in to challenge a fundamental right Taxpayer* longue are crowned ii' | he obtrined only by a I‘he hands of the jury today, foil- uf the* people. The proposed meet­ children who were riding with him will) success. The Mime school of affirmed the de<». «• <>f tje circuit 11 <>n, may \ ut to ‘return to Ids i v mi! l.i contra: l milkers. In WASHINGTON, Aug. 4. (IN S) court of Hum,I , o.i.ty i the cus," 1 plow,* or. i ■r words, to home jwinir the unexpected closing of ing of the administration sched­ were killed. thought in Luke Worth, !• |oi ida, 11 t. iitioM lie was unheld by [Tho Navy D epartm ent toduy sdverof i lo* Peoples Bank • .luekson! life wit, ' I, will be tlo interI the case last night when the do- uled for to-night is the first indi­ day before yesterday over-wh, 'inI u l Dornor, who suggested thut I tint-<l Ut bids for an Ammunition AMBASSADOR NAMED villi*, i*t nl.f vi»i ,i« t Virginia fen.*e rested without offering test- cation th a t bus come to icy notice ingly defeated tin e sumo it : hitli > who tiandled contracts lie ex- Depot nt Yorktown, Va., to cost (Continued On Page Three) Bridge and Don • -un any, et nl. | iatony. Liwyers f(/r lioth sides a* euces. You tioubtless know* o( ti'e amlned first to ascertain whether $680,000. i t will Include 77 con­ •i iinWASHINGTON, Aug. I. (INS) success of tin* leagues’ efforts here The Sunrente • >uu l e preed t.. dispense with arguments. they were capable of handling their crete buildings nnd e a rth borri—Ex-Governor "Tom" Campbell til Sept ir». Judge O. A. Steele presented from which lias resulted the av • work. eudes. of Arizona, has been tentatively iitgs of thousands of dollars and (he jury with 24 charges which had Ammunition formerly stored »t Ollier growers who spoke were: chosen us the next American am ­ keen offered by counsel for the dePLANK « IIIMS KNED hiiH put our city hack on the load Lake Denmark, Now Jersey, will be T. F. Adams, II. J. Lehman, L. A. bassador to Mexico, succeeding fendent before they retired. to prosperity." HONG I i i m ;, I'hina, Aug 4. Brumley, II A. Me Mi,'Intel uud kept in the now depot. Testimony ended abruptly last WASHINGTON, Aug. 4. (IN S) Ja m e s It. Sheffield, who recntly The following telegram was reDETROIT, Vn . (INS) The I ( I N S ) —'ill, red reign of terro r Nick Zernovtan. rsignd, according to authnritive re­ bight after the defense had a t ­ Two loud explosions in the Post m Canton, word rod i v e d from the City Attorney „f „.. , (l 'iih Paul It. I" eontinuln tempted throughout tho day to dis- Offico Department today caused ports here today. di , lo -cil today. w« st Palm Beal It: "I noto wit , , , ,| , , , , , alor, will fly here clerks to rush into the halls and f|*dil t)ie testimony of Thomas tercRt that ' rt'lowin»! on unsuccessful utCONTRACTS AWAKDKD fioin iDruuswii'k ...... *you have t eortfanUnl Vf . 1 l,.ra 1 Il'Ulll *ru i* •» II I . • . to IS,. De ________ __ . Ala- elevators under the belief th at Sac* Hughes and Oliver Tidwell, nx unite Liilior CotnTaxpayers League In Sanfo d r « r , jB|H|. y r , , , 'iVisUuu d tliin j l“ bm,i klunsnmn who adm itted t h a t Co-Vanxetti sympathisers were Cho. Man, a crowdI airpoil. I in sainnor BOSTON, Aug.4. ( I N S ) —S ta te tl»o purpose of correcting ami I«*' '• i..f u nu.m. at the I • TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Aug. 4. lb»y were in the party thnt flogged bombing the building Tying city atruirs. n o oi m ni ., • , 1 m t tin ui uni"u headquarters alfuirs. uOne of me the in. police headquarters revealed this ( I N S ) —The state hoard of insti­ ( allow-ay and graphically described An investigation disclosed thnt • ------*— ' 1 1 bllli .* lip wild disorder when a CHICAGO, Aug. 4. ( I N S )— STAR'S III Sit \ N I> DIES afternoon t h a t twenty-one sticks today awarded contracts taxpayers leagues organize,I m . (be flogging of tho youth. At- the ugent for a new type of glycer­ tutions bomb boim, • I i)i upon tho floor, Vice President Charles G. Dawes of dynamite, caps and fuses werw for the furnishing of coal to all Floridu was organized here. It . . .. * -I 11.. .I g re a t INll.ll kll >av1V* ten Ms of the defense to introduce ins gun wus demonstrating it in i ot axplode. refused to comment upon the rc- found in the woods of Freetown, accomplished good flV and A ui found wounded ( port t tier,, today Hint lie would he u on the road between Taunton and evidence to show th at Calloway t the office of Solicitor Horace Ijon- state institutions for the coming ing to the city of hundreds ufi LOB A M .I.I l du ill police. candidate for president, *** in a state of intoxication nelly. lie placed a target against yeur to Adorns, Rowe and Norman thousands Of dollars. Muci^o heniieii , movies htnr. wiift | jj| New Bedford, lato yesterday. / over her fail* i ilurinq t)it. alleged flogging proved the wnil and fired ut it twice, doing of Birmingham, Gu., the same firm 1 have no comment to muke up. * 1 Persons living in tho vicinity -A t th e city .lection In April!* 1 1 hud this contrac during the pust ure to roach the bedside of hot J Ml ( I E S IIOI.ES futile. no damage. on whatever anybody has to say ] reported to tho Freetown every of, .tho . taxpayers ' , yeur. - - - - - candidate , I, Harold ■ about me. I won’t maku uny kind S tate Police B arracks t h a t a man league was elected by large " • |Ji|ld Mj. s Kern., Jy r a n .! . lb ,.!() , ? ( , ' . i RY, Ala., Aug. •>( an admission. I'm treading wus uctiug in a suspicious m anner JoriUes. Wo have succeeded l)ero in <| >nth jn U|1 n ir|,lilM). f, „ m s n. C O N FER EN C E FAILS (L‘. ') ii,, • .ti of Alabama, i Wat" r," the vice president stated in the woods. A trooper detail, . k. ov restoring confidence in the " i ^ o yestenl.v. Upon uiMval without a doubt, lias legal rights front his Evanston home. which went to the scene, did not Wishing you all LONDON, Aug. 4.— (I N b )— administration. , ,, i ,1 i. ... , ,iv hero she learned her husband w.i t„ tl,e Wil-mn diuii a t Muscle NliuMr. Dawes lias refused to allow find tho m an but discovered the Premier Stanley Baldwin has l»een success, I am, H. J. (Jl|,,ll>* ' ul <4,ut it i-< i iklit for Alabuma to friends to organize in his behalf. dynamite. officially informed that the Gen­ Attorney." ‘ ' __________________ ie,,iiii' t h T a i l e d S tates governova Naval Limitation Conference .------- ------------- CONNER IIIGIIWA1 li • ot t» tor ii over the project to A recent ruling of the state sup- of such work. Recalling un incident five years '.Las collapsed, said a news agency tl, Yatc. i nding to the luiuor«n,e court was mude public toduy ago when the City Commission | dispatch from Ottawa, Out., today, , ty repot t of a legislative com­ •** having effect upon the plan which is now used by the city gov­ adopted the 60-60 plan of paying The premier 1. in the « anadian mittee. _____ Minville was late yesterday ap|M>int ernment in |>aying fo r the paving for street paving, E. A. Douglass capital with the Prince of Mules “nd I’rmce George Member: „f lie C o m p M I ' ' ' ,l '' ' ' EAR I l l 'l l AKE SHOCK <4 street*. In effect the court’s stated today thut the city ing l*ost ,,f th e American U i : '■'ding says th a t the municipal in accepting this plnn, rejected n 1 BATTERY " I f EMBARKS announced today plans for a ph-nir mittce ,,f t h ,,, .rt.n n a i practice of assessing praperty own- m ajority report of u committee : r. \ Aug. I, (INS) t„ be held at Blue Springs next clmM* irlre fo r m -r ; , frrs for the entire cost of paving a which was appointed to study the Much day Tho H erald will present fivo questions concerning \ rlight earthquake shock w ia Aug. 4. (INS) KEY WEST, Fla T hursday a f t w M u i , -,ut.. i.. .. I'Uhlio street is illcgul unless the proposition. f. It tt.< ighmtl southern Culifor* Sanford’s history, its industries, its city government, it* recre­ The p a rty will leave Sanford a t the Florida Mat. l .. i s i u t o u . Members' of the committee, Mr. - B a t t e r y B. coast artillery corps property receives benefits comi.i e rlj toduy. No dam age woa ational facilities and other Interesting subjects. Tho answer* will Douglass said, Included Fred R. Florida National Guards. m usUrt. 2 o’clock on the yacht W e la k a , J rnensurate with the assessment. reported. .MARKET Wilson B F Whltner, George A. ito its full strength, will im b ark W||<r[l rii.n 1 ............................. l>o given with tho questions. Persons who have question* which which has cimrtcrcd for tho • <" t , : »>' the ruling, municipalities will Th ti m .I* wax felt hero ut 4:26 the ■ they desire to iinvu included in thi* column, may communicate ** Prohibited from distributing the DeCottes, J. J. Dickinson und him- Friday night for Fort Barrancas, #||(| lh(<y wl„ n .turil A. M. Mi l win several seconds NEW YORK. Aug., i. (IN S ) ;.... uMany ..„ , i ‘out of inqirovcments on property self. Mr. Whitner, Mr. Wilson and , Pensacola, where two weexs in ,................................. hours of the evening. with Tho llerald. Melvin I d..ri,: .'ii. lh dlxturhnm o extendowner* on a 60-60 basis except in Mr. Douglass recommended to the camp will be spent, ( apt hers of the local post and their Moat of tile a tivc stock- III the {,il i n in V ntura to Calexico, cu wives und friends are contemplat­ New York markets ranched high, r ill,. Mexican iiorder. .*** "here it is held th a t the ben­ City Commission the plan of ap­ Russell commands the battery ANSWERS QUESTIONS price level toduy, c.nlitiulni the , t0 the property w arran ts portioning the costs to one third ing m aking the trip. 1. Celery growing.’ 1. What is the most profitable MAN MURDERED rally from Wodm day’s ■uddi-n . n Vi Bssenient, an explana- for the city and two thirds for the industry in Sanford 7 R A I L R O A D COMMISSION break in Hie "Coolldge hull m a r­ 2. Captain U. F. Whitner In CANTON POLICE r-'n 5 fcon»l»nylng the decision nbuting property owners. A min­ N EW YORK. Aug. 4 .— (IN S )— 2. Who wus tho first celery ket." ,.r e , e c**« in question wus thut ority report by Mr. DeCottes und One man was murdered in Brooklyn 181)7. grower in Sanford nnd when? PANAMA CITY, Flu., Aug. L CANTON, Ohio, Aug. 4. ( I S S l 3. For tho season of 192<J-87 Mr. Dickinson favoring the Tn an argument protesting а. Who is tho la rg e s t individual (INS) The Florida S ta te Railroad NON STOP FLIGHT l i k e S 7 r,i Air Llnt‘ V8 CUy 0 , ( —Judge Frank M. Clevenger today John Burnley. celery grower nt tho pressiit time ? C mini ion i* today conducting U d e r th» ruling of the corurt.it; overruled the motion for a new 4. Joe Cameron. * 4. Who has bought and sold u lo uring to determ ine w hether or BARTLESVILLE, okla.. Aug. I. triul for S aranua A. I .eng Ie, former authoritatively this most of the celery land in the celery tin St. Andrew* Bay Railway Canton chief o f police, convicted - ( I N S ) - Bonnet F. Griffin nnd A lim that iiK must prove to is. delta ? I lenley gal, t ludr .ten - . p ' .. hull #|I*’it perm „ (,fitted , , . Sd1,n> 5. American Fruit Grower*, all i owners receive б . W hat corpuratiou grows ail'd , i . ii, ..liv ran nrove take every precaution ugainst |a<s- two weeks ago of ronqilicity in the slaying of Don Mellutt, Canton pub­ naan* ‘f to compel the pay. ljus delta T morning. * " j U ’.wecu D. li.au uud F a n i m a City. 'w dU the uio*t celery tn t lisher, here last summer. a . assessed upon the -------Ior defraying the expense f»u from such p a v i n g . ________ boroughs. DIGHTON SCORES !OFFICIALS AS HE INDORSES CHANGE Plans for the mass meeting, called by the City Commission and opponents of the proposed charter amendments, were reported to reports circulated early today to the effect th a t the session achedtiled lo r tonight ut H o'clock ut the Municipal pier had been called off. Efforts tti locate Mayor Forrest Ioike, head of the committee on arrangem ents, proved to bo futile this morning and a later report to the effect th at tho Mayor had been taken ill and would lie unable to appear tonight, was denied when a llerald representative called hihome this afternoon for verificaof the rumor. Tdonroo B. Hutton, son-in-law <>f Mayor Lake, stated that the offi­ cial was not ill and th at he would occupy a seat on the platform to ­ night as one of the speakers. Ask­ ed by The Herald whether he knew of any arrangem ents that hud been made to have members of the Tnxpayers League speak a t the meetMr. H utton . a . . "1 .la oa, SSL . aral«oJ Ux|»»,r. are , , ,led to koo« knoa any.hlojt ..la.u! NAVA L MEK; No Handbills Arc Printed By League IN FAILURE |! | i Hi M 5 m *. i m : ■ ... , 1 1 ,1, 1b Idi . nl lYinioln I,; fin*, i., and .l.,,,.11 i ,i | „ . , „1,1 than t >1... . I,, run I " \uipli ,1 TELEGRAMS SENT BY VA L M BEACH TAXPAYERS BODY lAlabama Flogging ICase Is Placed In |Hands O f J u r y Navy Advertises For Bids For New Depot Disordcr In Canton Is Flamed On Beds Explosions CauscNear Panic In Washington Dawes Refuses Any Comment Candidacy Police Discover Many Explosives In Woods Supreme Court Denies RightToAssess I,and Owners For All Of Paving Costs Picnic Planned By 1 rA1XAI1A , , I^ocal Ijeifionaires (INS) Oeon•• It. Hill I I r S S S as i-rt fciarc s r - ... : c ^ «»• A sk M e A n other! m . �PAGE EIGHT th e Environ p iibratjp . w b p n e Sdatv a u g u s t n. T027 WHY are the opponents to the charter amendments trying- to camoutlage the issue by neglecting to answer questions regarding the city’s finances while at the same time attacking the personnel of the Taxpayers League? WHY don’t the opponents of the charter amendments say why they are opposed to the amendments? WHY is the cry being raised that it is all an “attack on Lake” when the election applies only to the charter? WHY : did the petition against the amendments consisting of some two hundred names include many repetitions, newcomers and others who cannot vote? WHY does the administration try to “pass the buck” by saying they awarded a contract $12,000.(K5 higher than was necessary because a tew citizens present asked them to do it? WHY did not the County Commissioners when confronted by the same situation take the same view of their dutv to the taxoavers? . f i •, * f ? WHY the hospital money is now in the bank as the administration now maintains, how did they get it back after they had paved streets with it and where is the half million dollars re­ cently raised in New York? ‘ • ‘ • , ; ' | * tyf -V J Mr. Douglass, who was not connected with the city in any official capacity, WAS paid $1500.00 by the riutton Construction Company a few months ago for services rendered four years ago—what has that got to do v/ith misappropriation of city funds by the ad­ ministration or with the charter amendments? D. L. Thrasher, Chairman MiUi'ffftfiUifiMiir.i;; �Til : . . N1 PAGE TWO The Sanford Herald «!•: '.'.LI), THURSDAY, AUGUST I, 1927 It’s The People’s Turn Now The Magic Carpet Ellon J. Moughton r « k 1 lBked every afternann Nnmlny at SantorJ, 1'Iarid a 111 M a r a r ili Avenue. ' * I_ rr In view of an approaching election in which the citi­ Kurd's Something Ahead. zens of Sanford are to decide whether a change is advis­ 30.0fln.000 In 30 Years. W atered a i Seennd C ln** M a tte r, O e l o t ' e r ST. 1 *»1 B. «* I k e I * o « » n f f l r e able in the City charter, The Herald has made every effort A Trim! In Himself. al (la n ia rd , f l o r i d * , u n d e r A rt cf to give the people all tin* facts obtainable regarding the ( m ii. Motors, Steel, Dupont. P a n a r e * * o l M a r c h , 3 , IK9 7 , City administration and its finances. That the people were Hy AIM’!!lit. BRISBANE H I 'U .A M ) I ,. I l K A S f , ------B O I T O n i t H O i v A n u n r , n « ------- m a n a o h i i C .ip » rl« b i H»*T » r S ta r Co. not even more thoroughly acquainted with the facts was due r: V III,I'. B . J O N E S , M a n a g i n g E d i t n* rather to an inability on our part to secure certain desired HAPPY THE MAN with “w m e" srn sc :n iP T io N h a t e s tacts from the officials, who manifested a complete unwill­ thing else and something bigger ( • n o T e a r ------*i» M o n t h * . ingness to give fait information regarding the bond funds, K, do." Henry Ford told Detroit T h re e M o n th * reporters on ids sixty-fourth birththan to any disinclination on our part to publish the facts. ll> I ’n r r l e i p e r e r r e h the biggest joh of my life is M eeU I) e d l t l m M t » W In pursuing tin's course The Herald has been c o n s c ie n -1 , (I i k , l l r r n l i l , H a n h i r d ’* p i o n e e r n e a o p a p rr, su b scrib e* l-i t l i * I n t e r n a - tious in the belief that it was working for the best interest 'I he word "nhend" is what counts. i l o n n l N e w * S e r v i c e , r e c e i v i n g f r o m of Sanford, We knew that only through an intimate When everything is behind them, C •* . • n p e n n r . n e w * . o r a n n l * n i l o i i n r a t r C io n aa m I w o rd * d n llr en rerknowledge of the records of the administration, could the men wither and die at the top, as • n o a l l t h e l e n d i n g e v e n t * «•» t h e e n ­ people he expected to vote wisely in the coming election. lhi trees do. t i r e w o r l d _ T h e I. N . II. I* e a p r e l n l I* efficien t I* l * l o r 1d a n n d t t » If some of the facts presented have fallen heavily on the toes • a a n n e r n f h n n d l l a K » l « < * " » > • • "* THK ISK! JOB AHEAD to which of aministrotion lenders, or have given to the outside Ford alludes is making autom o­ w lih n n t eq u al. of Sanford, the entire biles. la less than 111 years Henry T he H erald l» a m e m b e r o f t h e world an unfavorable impression A u d it P u re n n u l ( Iteu ln rIo n * , " " blame rests upon those who made the records, not upon Ford lias built 16,000,000 autom o­ In tern atio n al A * * o eln (ln n o f •**•*biles nf ids ".Model T" type. His ( U b r r * . A d v e r t i s e r * n n d A d v r r l l » | n n those who punlished them. S g rn tr n h h 'h i n i u l r • c u rb **>-• new job is to build 15,000,000 auto|• • b rr• l• lrn lh rr to ealin lt In * If in tlu ma S meeting t o n i g h t , purposely placed on mobiles ,,r 0 dilferent, b e tte r kind, i p o n t u a h a u d i t o f * « h « r n p l l o n tl»»« In order I' v e r i f y n b v n l n l e l j a l l tin; night before election so that there might be no fear m much less than II* years. .In lin e o f '■ re ttln tlo n v* « ell aof a denial of anything said, tin* speakers see fit to contra­ v .D irkt t . u * ln r « * m e l t j d v Ml!. FORD SAYS he doesn't dict any fact published by The Herald, they are giving the THURSDAY. A l l . 1 ST I, 11127 lie to their own records, because The Herald got its facts from want to take business from any other roncgfll. Unless every man 'i l l * - H r . l l A I . i r * P I I O f l l l A M ! their records and has not published anything that was not in building a good ear is prosperous l a > H e u a m i t | I n e l l » a m t e o u n l r ail their records. And again, if wo have not published sill the tiie industry is on u wrong basis.. m ln l* f ra tlu ii. l _ D ra p e r w a le r ru n le t lo J a r k t u n facts, il was because wo could not get them, not because Mr. Ford wants to build 15,000,000 v illa. . . .. nK.re light ears, low in price, fa s te r r . - n o o r t r a r t l o t . o f S I. J o n n v I u i p « r > we did not want to publish them. min more powerful than the old H lv rr Cnn*t I n n , i Kp r i l l l . m o f m o n l h l r r ■ ’•T* Believing as we do that the people can always he depend­ ear. lie is also working on a new u p W eek ." ed upon to use their right of franchise wisely when they 1 0 0 0 -horsepower air-cooled a i r ­ I - A i i i i " r i i i 4 iu » l h iillifjn * prea r a n .— bo n aea, h o tel* , a p a r t m e n t plane motor to run his new su p er I have been thoroupMv informed upon the subject of election, imiltiphi-enginc hmvaea. airplane built to I — t t;..m l,m o lt , •;b r* t. we, now. without any fear of the result, rest our cast! in their carry 10 0 passengers. ■ — t o m p le flo n ol c ity b eau ttflen hands. The people are the ones who have been hurt by tIn n p r o * ra n t. e _ % n e w an il m o d r r u h o n p l t a l the present ndministrnlive system: they are the ones who can IN ADDITION FORD is p re p ar­ ing to put out a new heavy power effect a change. It’s lip to them. |)|H I.R VKItRH FOII TODAY T H E LAW A D E L IG H T :— I delight to do thy will, O my (Sod: yea, th y law is within my heart. Psalm 1 0 :H. P ltA Y E R t—I«ord, we ladicvc lie th u t willoth to do Thy will shall know of the teaching. o --------------- Baseball Honors A (treat IMayor Baseball hits liquored another man who for twenty years has been identified with Ihe major leagues and who Ifor thnt length of time has piled up more pitching records jIlian any oilier hurler who ever worked in the big show, j .H Walter Johnson, star (wirier of the Washington dub, N ight a f t r r night IIS the celelmted bis second decade as a member of the Senators on g m w long, I measure the beat of the cricket's Wednesday of this week and the occasion was one that will song. long he remembered by Washington fandomIll classic spondee* the calm syll­ The tribute that was paid to the Big Train by the ables move— poets'national capita), the .American League, and bends of organ­ A stately procession nil approve. ized baseball was a deserted one. There is no player in Architect H r? l HH„|< jjj, •» ntord, Fla Dependabli Tirestone U U M - D I P P B I ) TlltKS are D EPENDA BLE and n m im portant speedway ia the five years has hcen von rt them. Race drivers will rq tru s t th e ir lives on any tires. The same trustw orthy attribute, in these great! tires, stain! oat prominently in the exrrib# service they are giving a* ejj, 1»r equipment on million. private .c a r s throughout tW whole world. You’ll never know real tin* infliction until you are l»ed with them. Come ia k.Ujp, truck to sell at a low price am! kind four tons or more. He is miic a s in g the engine power of his tractor, running his railroad, op­ erating lumber works, coal mines, Mi el works, and docs not neglect his lug Lincoln car. You might say th at at ill years of age, he Is busy enough to mnke life in te re st­ ing. The busier the better, work means youth. Seminole Tire Shot Fires Ion,. Tires ‘(illlf “ ' (ig t i t West First Street ■I.SJJ THE TRADITION AL SOUTH * •! •: * * * * * * * * . ; . . ; . + . ; . . ; . *.}..;..;. .5. .J.. . . * . J . ...... ,y...... .j..........+ ...... ... OUR GOVERNM ENT, as solemn as any that ever locked the h a m OCALA STAR door a little late, will “quia" the "quiz" tho _______ 7J7 TT /f"*? big steeLcompanv, steeLcompany, Cionerul General Motors lug Motors 1 Speaking of the chivalry th a t | While the shadows creep! Dixie, H /J Yi g y-. and the giant I upon! do No nines prevailed in tho south in the olden the Glory I Jind of the past , the fl u w / .J i I wJ ( 1 mpany. (,u verm neat susjmcts ,j 0 y 8. the urbanity and courtly golden bourne of memory’s silent •> * /• Jf i f H Ji 1 J liny lire romliining. If, so, all the | nmiim ,,ui,n ,( ,1 ol ,,r its citizens, a late is" ** is rambles, the hallowed solitude in £ (ll ti„> Com- whose cool depths tho chords! •> .„ . „ „ . i ! d t h c r lo n g u e w h o m e r i t s m u t e t h a n J o h n s o n t h e e o m m e n i l n - l i t t e r lor tlieni and t his count ry. | gut, sue ol the Milwaukee Journal Com­ the lost chords I be bigger our business the better) puting nf,|jni ti their llu> V W o t l l ’ft t l m l,,n ri n n fn L lln l,.... eir music into tho Da- new with tiie the old South of life breathe th auIterB n , t i n n o f b a s e b a l l f a n d o m . A s t a r p e r f o r m e r , a g e n t l e m a n . tile nation ean compete witii other soul; Dixie, 1-ove's Shudowlatid,, <• Thnt delicate phrasing of sound on !t s p o r t s m a n . W a l t e r J o h n s o n h a s s e r v e d w i t h d i s t i n c t i o n nations, and the better for the A- stiyn: The South .these days, is paint­ people with the unfettered spirits my ca r!— a n d luts r e f l e c t e d c r < J i t lo t h e g a m e w h i c h h its b e e n m a t e r i - merican people. ing a new picture of chivalry. Hit of the noble and the great, redo- *5. A cadence more mildly reposeful „ | | y e l e v a t e d b e c a u s e o f h i s c o n n e c t i o n w i t h it . . 1 by hit it comes up to us from lent of memories that do not die than rhyme, | . WHEN B USINESS G E I S Idg- tJuInrville, Ga„ from .Marshall, Tex. because they d u s t e r about things .j. An simply and smoothly unbroken • tite r Johnson w as never a g ra n d sta n d player, y e t i or, with proper supervision nnd nthei points. And to say that jabrics o( a nation that drew from as Time. Ih e has b e e n t h e idol of t h e fans for a score of y ears Hi 1control h.v the public, it gains offi- *jfrom jH 'in1 in colors is to put mild- immortal, templed with the dream- X i . ___ _______ 3 : ' • . ■iad ***,' ’t;*' iD*gut*d w i t h t h e u m p i r e s , u tid h i s l u q t r i n g o n t h e fie ld chm-v. if the people haven’t Srho^ioH> »riil,«t., ni.ij* t* ' [nlway.s tin* ooiiietiiis. who * ■ '.......... t'nmmaittit'd c o m m a n d e d ttho h e respect r e s p e c t ooff tlu* ffic ia ls, w h o kKnew n o w 1' 1 '" "inmgh ti* watch one liig W'v know that old picture, knew lour years of romance, poetry and J glory, turned again home! Dixie, Scorning the freedom of nnndea- Gut! Old Harney plttved tiie game lor the gitmi“'s sake and ,l11'‘y Bn > wouldn 1 linvr 1muigb it as it wa« painted by the poets th hcautifu! mid glorious, tho 5: and list of the South. And it sw iftest chap te r of history, tho £ w fcca u r s L „ ,, „ r • y 1 ’" t ""!"'1 .......................... . came to u all scented with m ag ­ NVho taught^oii—the ait of that i nuM ),.,s | Jce„ ( | u . i n s p i r a t i o n for m a n y p l a y e r a w h o h a v e j -luring and conspiring. m blest Epic of the ages, the i.igut nolia blossoms and lyric of the of y esteryear whose effulgence J Mon that build great institutions 1 m ............................... w king | ik I’h note. It was T b»t m etrical conqietenco d e a r atul J n,l<‘ D* I h c uiajois ;tnd made good. H i s i n t h i c n c e lots — _a pic. , reduce they luiild* build. J ttiro(of tore of im menn win* who were over ever courte- gilds the crest of lime's swift on- j. romplett'I | l>OOIi n?lt f u r lin y o n il tin* r n n f i i i o s n f W a .s h i n ^ t o i L a n d h i s v *i 1|iejy ,,*-V ri',* uii'r cosis aasH tlu*y J. II. JACKSON. \ :^ d servo the piddle in this period | women, ever ready to do tin ward tide! Dixie, the stainless £ k name will go down in baseball liistorv. m other of the nation the indestruct£ Office 112 Fast Surnnd St. 1 1 competition am ong nations, no knightly thing. Chivalry lived in ;• q aide Kingdom of the Twlight— •> Phone fill phrase ! . An instance o( Walter Jnhnsons sportsmanship anil longer among individual concerns. Die South. ♦ 'D ixie, the incomparable Sun*" of $1 4 Harmonious thoughts in melodious His loyalty to his dill*,” savs theTaniua Tribune, “was noted l<et* put n r shoulders together, „ llr dream s! Yes, there is still a < ; • . j . ............................. . w*y«! ■ | (luring the training series of last Spring, when Johnson, in WHAT G R EA TER HONOR could and heads to the front, aiuF'clenvo | Dixie, Ah, bring ni'. your boon of « spirit ,, practice game at Plant Field, was eripied hy jt ball hit there be than lo carry out the pro­ closely to the anchorage I hat made gram who IT is* m half a UU dozif ,» | , I* I * i f 1 ^ --• • - - f; | 1M ithat m n Ford, I’ D l U i Willi i l l il m* a t ease the Old South so illustrious in the It W as a sorinus I II yriRimtiu trUHts ill hiniKeir, Iny.s In the m easured repose of your 11 nm Ul«» hat ol Ills tC tin H lllllo , .!oc In d lfr graces ami courtesies th at gave a S M n n * a M S I S M S « I H K N S I l l K I N I R S M a i l M I U I I R I I I I H K I I S » I S a i l M I H t M l S X I M k « l l * a a ) < - * l | ( i n j u r y tint! kept tlu* g ro at p itc h e r nut n f the g a m e ' fo r six l,,ut f"t himself after his m iy - tinge of beauty and magnificence stut'ely spondees! lie bus built lt„ l h ( . t(,ings or lire, ■'Yooka. \\ licit Judge called on 11is injured comrade to express l. i.rtb b irthday? F |0JtKil)|! w.um n and lynching Vote for the aineiidmetits . but hia regrets. Johnson said: ‘That's till right, Joe; I hope yon D>.«HH) (llHi cars within reucli of p c pie of small means, putting ‘ ‘B m , would have been regarded as VOTE anyway. d g is a d"gI hit them t hat hard all season.” v.nrld on wheels, and will build ru<inL|nn to the traditions t«i the 15,(100,000 cars more powcrfnl, 1 f^uud'er's - OI t ’s just before "F o r' thut you O f j t x < 0 K o a - c i ’ s 4 G 3 -3 re 5 5 a ,-c , '‘'ui B|:*u tbe f'r ! ns try to mnke a new South put your X mnrk. Mli,0 0 0 ,00 0 . And then, h e ll build as lovable as the old which caused --------- o-------irore cars. our old friend George Hailey, for P resident Coolidgc Is getting aw so long a time editor of the 11011 “TAMPA TIMES fnl “choosey" of late, HENRY FORD SHOULD have, ton Post-Dispatch to pay the fol* " -—O’™—— ... •, . . . . . . Iw ritten on his tomlistonc, may it lowing S outh—"Jlis Dixie Land"— W hatever may result from then s “ M'’,u ’ the 01 years from now, "Here lies a which traditions nnd customs nf the T he Prince "f Wales is going various efforts to tin,I oil in Ft.,,l*ld wonderfully hcautifu! tribute id . T , ........ ......................................... ...................... ......................... to A lberta to play cowboy. __„ -o ward with ti suggestion regarding ^"'"Prahonidvo test of the oil hear t.* carry at one time all the people lo the he loved so well, This .English flier C ourtney has ! |,'l,,r 1,1,1 "I " 1 ," 1* ....... *»«• which aj» «"•< *«l»l>tlon and j" '' ' Ho made the Post-Dispntcii a ia fli HvpiI |heat M | for nrfsTnstlniilinti, ,M ’V . ,1 1 ,0 , net ional news paper. got,♦ Byrd procrastination I " '1*** "» be well worth following possibilities here. * <*t. While efforts to locate the ..liter ,n " k 1(in,,tI n,isi,“r WiX^ "Yes there still is a Dixie. A -a w ua * M n N P V H si.ems to be t h e ' Bic last lutuheon of tho Hvrt "* "B g'* this just now 11 111111 ,IMI*-*_____ Dixie in the h e a rts of some of us * ,u ‘ ^ * t h e | Agricultural bureau of the hoard K,v‘*s promise of being Florida'.* WOULD IT II \ V F liF E N better "khur ones and in th a t realm of the it / w ar cry of the opponents to ,of trade J. A. Russell, who has l,t' 1 s" 1*"' **s oil is concerned, ’V ;::f o , the country to have 10*000 little 1 -l-IHt fancy may summon visions am endm ents. hud extended experience in the H wluil has bee “S J , Mr; -men trying to do what Ford has of the most beautiful of arene . the 1 recover,! nnd rrefining Russell cun can be accomplished, a.io m p l shed, or , , kl. .wmJ i-m . tlci --- ------ ---------t (production, recov, r> and e f i n i n g , Bussell kVeilinir down I1*' client of laces, and .lav- of t cloudless blue! Dixie, the u t to AI Smith says he doesn t care ,,f essential oils and in o p e ratin g approxim ated, growing herbs f*"' ltmi 1.. r£ri ' the neonle three Hi times 1 Well, we (,f plants turning out hy-productj 1,11 " 'B |>rovc quite a profitable , L j’ , . 1 whut Coolidgc does. niil i.'hlch those of ti* stand on the rim ■ •*-,. fa.lint* il.iv turn i« ilevoti.m. me Horn fruit and vegetables, direct- •’’'ariiht enterprise and will furh J presum e IU mutual. _ _ — a --------led the attention of those assenibl- [uish another use for Florida soil. 1 M y a t t T h e question in the Leltncuf case •" Eb*rida's possibilities In J Then* him been of late im MUSSOLINI WANTS to keep 1 1 seems to be, “ Did Mrs. Lo Hoeuf <ynm*etion with the production of «bange ,n the fact th a t Florida is Indians in their villages to prevent IKiddie h e r own canon 7 " o l-U-aring lurl.s. lie spoke espe- basically an agricultural stale, f l .,rtj n fHl.„ irjt.B in M k t.itics . F a r ! --------- ----------jrtBlIy of the peppermint, spear- t la ref ore any suggestion of a t (IV owners object. Three things ■HIRRIHRRinRRRRRRRRIXRIiaRRHRRRRRRaRRRRRRRRRRRRRRIRHUHR ■■■■■■■URR. Doesn't Calvin look ridiculous in mint ^ and sweet .....ui.taln basil |bioadoinng of the agricultural 1M „ fai.t „ ry t money. intelligence tjp e s . According to him three cut- imlustry is of interest.. We have t,ml Ju|>or. Money and intelligence J f rVwJI' h i t ' ' a n d ^ i f f !-ollnr, o i r ? ,h “ !‘ yii" w.i lh i‘" «M»r *'-’d »»••’ ‘'rop system in r e - •,,,Illlt faci<)rie, where labor is p le n - 1 s t r a w n ai aim s u n wiwir , f( .j„ p„ un(| B „f ,„i |((.r ucr mferoaee to Florida soil, the parti- L l ul and cheap I a <•■> *h•>-y■> •:* v -y •>*:•■><••>*;• <• ❖ <• v:*+ c ■)■•*••••* ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^ ''' * ^ * , ' I for each cutting can be expected .culnr crop in connection with 1 People a re still being drowned here, owing to the climate condi- which the trial was made being I I FLYING MACHINES, eventualn l b a th in g resorts, indicating Bull tions. And, lie said, these hertis subdivision lots. All of us know I j , will carry out Mussolini's idea. they haven't learned to swim yet. iiirive host on rich, damp soil, (how that turned out. What Men will work in great central fac/H u s indicates that they would nf- need to do now is to find all B*e lories and fly away to homes mi T h e y are - * 4I’ 11 ■ eropa for the murk things we ran that may la* p r o f i t - |t hc bills, as gulls go fishing at sea ire having a *hot tim- e- *-•*• in ford■ ajdenilid IT WhycroMs (w orgia, l»K>. A fire lands to be found in this section \ably produced out of our soil nnd level and flv bark to the high rocks, other day destroyed 1-5(1,- and o th er places in Florida. set ul»mt producing them. Wlmt The human' .a re will be better off , !'1" I’nslucing them. Whut Tim human race will he better off 000 w o rth of property. ^ \ \ lint wiih ^ hiii«I l»y Mr. KiihhuM I iih Ihm ii pn nrntr<| by Mr. U iihhuII w Iumi it iircomes u flviiur rare*. ' ~ impressed tho body to which i t , shows signs of being a quite T here’s a g re a t difference between ii T ru th often is amazing, hut that was said, as it must any who w ill’ valuable find of tluit sort.. „ la.ptoad and a bird. Is no rcusrtn why people should bo B* am azed th at the tru th is told.— De­ MEN THAT EX PLO IT forest**, land Netvs. But they are. stripping earth of its trees and » soil of its fertility, are reported to I'AI.M ItKATH I'OXT If « new spaper man can’t fu r ­ i he changing their tactics. They nish you the information you th at instead of choppeople have greatness Young Bruno, obviously did not have found want on any given subject, lie'll I | Some moving on, it I . _ ■| * | | - , I ' 111►k. (Jslashing, I il “ 11111 g » lthen (I " 11 111 Mr 111IT 11 *11 11 be brazen enough t« t d l you . B m isl upon them, nnd some people suck tin answer out of his thumb, JmyM to adopt the European method, SO M ETH IN G about it.—AVaycrois th ru s t grcatnc**s upon themselves. He got it at home, and the cmhur- trea t the forest as a crop, felling Jo u rnal-H erald. If lie is a pro. Among those who get greatness by m big franku.:-.s >■( the young man lug trees, protecting and preserv­ fteodonal new spaperm an, lie will. the la tte r method, then* is at times 1 1\ -T u ^‘ Ber insight into Dicta- ing little ones. -------- o --------noted a p*cullar egotism which the 1111 M*1"*''1 lini s true t im racter than J u r o r . S a y s He Wouldn’t H ung nt'Te lowly mortals find linrd to 11 hy exteroal analysis, LUM BERM EN, NOW CUT and Dr. Drelier Who is a Personal undcrstanil. ( I’he king of France who pomp- use twenty-five billion cubic fee!, We have ap a rtm en ts and bun­ : ‘ F riend of His..— Head in SanBruno Mussolini, elder son of ously declared "I am th** s la te ':' which mcn” >* Hi times us many lingalows for rent or stile on the ford IN'ruhl. Well, that wouldd be he ua Italy's strong man. was quizzed in Napoleon wh*' talked ever of his • a! feet, equivalent to a board one beach, either side of the Hali­ palpable s trin g in g nf a friend, school the other day on points of o n n greatness and the lute "Me inch thick. 1 2 inches wide, tlirc* fax Itlver, or any section of the wouldn't i t ? — Tampa Times r'nuuniur. “Give a definitiou of the and Gutt" 1 uqicror of Germ anv all hundred billion feet long. The new Halifax country. We know S trikes us you’re stretching it a im perative mode," conunnnder l It* canie to sad endiin.'S. Will II Dure lum bering method is more honorwhere the desirahle place*, arc I | j ' .11 theii august com pany? It is tau t lo future generations than idt. teacher, Bruno gave it correctly. •hat a re priced right. Let u* --------- o --------"W lmt person ean not he c**tn- most sincerely to he hoped thnt he any other news of this century, prove B to you. Tiiis is kind o f u peculiar p a r a - m n n d ed ?" the teacher then ask d. will not. a question in g ru m m er re Mine. Sehiininim-Hcink, just ’Ike respectful teacher of Bruno I gr*ij*h fo r the Times-Union lo lu* feJt*%t h■was I , , f n. I 1. J I I............ .. w ritin g : 'i*»*mbor, and the m i reelI answ er A. to Mussolini's gra m m a r m ay have huik from Europe, is flll years old. Down in F lorida where ti..* '• 5 .he question is naturally, “ the first sent him to tin. |l(.,id o f the class S he’ll sing with the Metropolitan bite on the least provocation.som e person", for tin* im perative mode for his bright reply, but a much Oocra Company this season nr.d 121 Magnolia Ave. p a r a g ra p h e rs were due to make the )is always second person. B ut was s a fe r and saner course would hav * plans a to u r of 70 concert*. Our Phone 1527 re m a rk following the big f i g h t this the unsw >r young B rum ' g a v e ? been to keep tin* yiqjiig man a f te r only suggestion is t h n t she get DAYTONA UKACII Dempsey cau g h t No, imb ed. He said,“Tiie king and school for a lesson in gram m ur, tact C.’munciw IHqiew to help lier nut : t+ + + + + + **+ + + **H '+ 4> + + + 4 4 + 4 t* M '+ + + + + + * $ > + + + « + + + + * + + + p * * * + + * * * 4 4 > < |* » * fr* + * + + + + ''t’+ * ’ my fa th e r," and becoming imdi-sty. with the duets. f'A We arc the oldest loan establishment in the city, making* loans continuously for large outside loan companies. , ,, , * We have nlenty of money to loan uti out God's houndlcBa deeji and, after *;• llOlUCS ail(i IjllSIllSRS pi’OpGl’ty, See us first, quick and efficient serv­ ice. See Mr. Jackson or Mr. Ciiven. Jie R ! u "The Water’s Fine OIL IN FLORIDA Make Our Bath House And Pool Your Headquarters When You Come Over * TO DAYTONA You use our Bath House or Suits Hurry Over Often! While in Daytona Reach visit s Operating Pepp’s Pool And Bath House Helen Marie Coffee Shop TIIKItIG “I” IN MUSSOI.INI Breakfast Luncheon Afternoon Tea Dinner Food at its Best 13H Magnolia Ave. Mrs. J. Blount Pope Hostess On Hie Wonderful Ocean Beach At Daytona 1 he Breakers Hotel will prove an Ideal Stopping Place for you and your family during’ the Summer months or on your week end visits. Only a step to the ocean. Rent Specialist Special Summer i YV. E. Blake Extra Special Week Enel Rates j T he Breakers Hotel j !| “On The Ocean” * �. ‘35! ■t ' PAGE THREW THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY. AUGUST 4, 1927 ■.-Social and Personal Activities-: tifflcc T elep h o n e 148______ MRS. FRED S. DA1GER. SOCIETY EDITOR BY ETHEL Goat Getters M iss S agin aw Wb* WAY C O P Y lH b * Residence Telephone 859 to Social Calender A la th e a n C la ss H o ld s S acC O E n jo y a b le M e e tin g O n i i p .,r A n d V a n z e ttl F o to l W n r r k INSISTS BEADLE IS GUILTY IN LE BOEUF CASE %.-v T u e sd a y A tT h e C h u re h \ \ Q dl 1 a l a * >V. ° f a S i --------G o v e r n o r s I I p e i s i n n ». *An unusually interesting meet­ —ahP niting of the Alathean Clnss of the t Continued From Page One) Baptist Church was held on Tues­ FRIDAY day afternoon in their attractive to the state courts on the ground C W w uT' of "new” evidence discovered in the Drctor Takes Slant! InOwnlleIrcJi' No. I »f tile Mcthodrit class rooms at the church. 1 Fuller review, appcnl to the federal Bright-hucd zinnias were fense And Testifies Trap­ ch "ill meet with Mrs. , . , , ----- jwrnn- district court on the ground that per Fired Shot That Ended Ire* o'i Fifth S treet n l *1 o'- god with pleasing effect in basket t lie men have a fair trial, and an mid howls forming a p retty set- nppeal to the United States suLife Of Utility Manager |i*»io:iury Circle No. 5 of the (*n tL Ipreme court on the bnsis th a t the The meeting was presided over defendants constitutional rights Tiwlist Church will meet to .1 COURT HOUSE, FRANKLIN. ck at the home of Mrs. C. A. by the class president, Mrs. .1. C. hud been violated. La., Aug. 4—(I N S )—J a m e s Bea­ Mitchell * and routine business | Governor Fuller in his 2500. dle, backwoods hunter and trapper, jfonl on French Avenue. iwf | carried out. Reports wore given by word decision, refusing executive fired the shots th at killed James r<3r MONDAY Agnes, Guild of lioly Cross the standing officers and chairmen, intervention, found that the men Le Bocuf, Morgan City utilities - amP [copal Church will meet a t l ' One new member, Mrs. J. G. had a fair trial, th at there was no superintendent, and later disoniPierce, was welcomed into t h e 'undue prejudice by trial Judge ck with Mrs. M ortim er Glover class. A nominating committee w a s , Webster Thayer, that Vanzettl bowled the body and weighted it . "FpEriGH -AH P - - ............. - .........down with two railroad angle irons Rectory on Palm etto Ave. appointed to present names f . m s guilty of « holdup in B ridge-\ in the waters of Lake Pnlourde, Dr. 'fOOT6>' officers for the ensuing year. iwater prior to the slaying in Hrnin- Thomas E. Drcher, on trin) with During the afternoon an capeci-’tree of ruymiiMcr Paym aster Frederick A.. Beadle and Mrs. Ada Bonner lx 1 __ ______ _ .... uvu ui r rruenuK a nlly interesting talk wn« given by JA le ja n d r o Bcrndelll* t h a t the jury Iloeuf, the murdered mnn’s wife, Dr. K, D. King, pastor of the tin the double slaying did its duty. testified upon taking the stand this echurch h iti'o li and th at the statem ent of Ccles- j afternoon. v 1 very interesting program has A fter all business had been t r a n ­ linos Mndciroa, bank cashier slayer, | n rt,hcr c|08c)y followed the test. arranged fo r the Thursday ht hand concet a t the Hand sacted a clever contest was enjoyed implicating a Providence R. I., imony of Mrs. Le Boeuf, his alleged "adhered to her ns___________ !1 tomorrow night n t 8 o’clock, under the direction of Mrs. C. P. gang in the South Braintree affair, pa rumour, and Henderson. carried no weight. sertlons that it was Beadle who iriling to an anncnincement Ml P THEThe chief executive stated flatly committed the slaying of her husA social hour followed the con­ e by Joe Rcizenstcin, conduct‘TAvAGtC'1 v* I ,f the Sanford Municipal Hand, test when punch and sandwiches that tile final decision and respon­ bnnd when the latter fired from his sibility were his but th a t advisory were served by the hostesses Mrs. bont as the two were rowing. program follows: Volie Williams, Mrs. Guy S. Sel- committee arrived a t the same con­ "I've got you whore I want you Our National Anthem "The ntnn, Mrs. C. P. Henderson, and clusion ns he did. The committee— nt last,” Droller testified I-o Boeuf Spangled B anner” by Key. President A. Lawerencc Lowell, of Mr*. J. C. Mitchell. shouted a t him in the way of g re et­ March, "The Spirit of St. Havnrd, President Samuel W, JK bif,” Woods. S tratton of Massachusetts in s titu ­ ing ns they met on the lake. Then Le Boeuf fired n shot nnd Beadle te of Technology and former Judge I. Overture, “Spic and Span,” by Cohort Grant— were congratulated answered with two shots from his ML shotgun. Mrs. U> Boeuf screamed for their "unselfish, service on this |\. P opular' Song, "Uonulu disagreeable and extremely im- and went into hysterics as Le on" by Lawrence. Bocuf's lifeless body crumpled fo r­ — AMp THE. ______ " i portnnt problem. B. Fox Trot, "N orm andy," by ward from his sent in the boat, he • crtiNa^ELittle Miss Katherine Spencer, I Terming the governor's decision said. bison. Little, Britt. Hera is one ot Mhhiguu* promlsSelection, “ F ire-F ly” by Fri- the young daughter of Mr. and I /.u^ bYlfcv‘!nb.ly . ! " u l“ L in .1 * , p!ir ‘: COOUt COATtj \) ‘No doctor, I want you to turn inz entries In the Atlantic City Mrs. Morris Spencer, was hostess isanship and even more brutal in , beauty pageant In September— the ommission of facts,” a s ta te . 1 to that jury and tell them all you I’atrol, "The American," by Thursday nftonroon nt an unusu­ Miss Saginaw. Rln> Is L'lt and her ally lovely children's party when incut made public tduy by the Sac- j know about the events of the night name Is Glinrlollo l-tlalne Bow­ iachani. co-Vanzotti defense! c jinmittee of July 1, on which they say Jim A Fox Trot, "Bed Lips," by she entertained a num ber of her said: "The days separating Sacco Le Boeuf was murdered," his a l ­ £ 2 man. young friends a t her home on Pal­ |yin, Monaco and Wend. and Vanzettl from the electric jtornoy requested, 7 B. Fox Trot, “ Under the Moon" m etto Avenue in celelirntion of her chair nre few, But this defense com-'! “ Did you know Mrs. Le Boeuf third birthday. Wheeler <6 Snyder. inittce will continue to fight for [and her husband?" lie was asked, A f? E O t f l G l N M . 8. March, "The Detribiter," by The rooms were artistically n- justice for these two men. Our jto which be answered, "I did." N(A l e v e l INC dorned with quantities of zinnia faith in their innocence is unshak­ hrton. 'Did you ever receive an y comantignon and ferns, carrying out en. We enll upon the million of Dt.H. D. Smith motored to Dade , 1)10 pustel lints. In the dining room people throughout the world, who munication from either of th em ?" Jacksonville- Lem Turner road "I did. I received a note from tf fn Thursday where lie w a s : the colors of pink and green were have supported them, so come fo r­ to lie widened and repaved. Mrs. I.e Boeuf on the afternoon of ob business. | featured. The table was centered ward and join us in this last des­ July I, ut about 3:30 o'clock in the x-------•with tiie birthday cake iced in perate effo rt to stay the hand of afternoon." (continued from page one) resumed on Leesburg—Work fitrl. Robert Jenkins IcfV Thurs* _white and topped with three tiny the judicial hangm an." that the present Hourd lias finally Dead river fill. "W h a t was in the no te?" 1 for Hickory, N. c., where she j ink candle encircling the centeruised that they cannot well a f ­ TI 10 committee in seven years " it told me that she (nodding t o ­ ford to further ignore their con­ Gruvelaml—Watermelon ship-P‘l tprnd the remainder of the piece were garlands of asparagus has spoilt $825,000 on tlit* defense imer. meals henvy from here, ferns studded with tiny pink of Sacco and Vanzettl, claiming wards Mrs. Le Boeuf) had fixed stituency. May their answers and ELECTION tilings up with Jim nnd snid he COLUMBUS. <)., Aug. I.-(INS) blossoms. (Continued From Page One) j t h r t they were being "railroaded" would meet me In u friendly way revelaticns to-night, if not too bo F.Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Pearce plan Lake Jo v ita —$55,000 bowl h»uo luted, be of such a character as to right to designate the type of street —An iuvituth.'.i to resume confer­ The afternoon was m errily spent because of their radical beliefs. and we would fix all this foolish­ iesvt- for Selma nnd Montgom- with games of all kinds and at n convince an of us th a t they are at paving nbutts their property. ences between officials of tho uni­ approved for w ater system hero. Extraordinary precautions were ness up." I;, iUw., where they will spend u late hour refreshm ents of Ice tl. Setting the timu of city elec­ ted mine workers mu! tho operntleast willin • to take us into their taken today to prevent any unlaw­ "Had you had any misunder­ confidence." linliokcc—New hotel to lie built wk er ten days. tions as the first Tuesday a f te r the cream and cake were served by ful dem onstration us the result of ot 1 organiz.itions vl the central here. first Monday in December of each Mrs. Morris Spencer assisted by the governor’s adverse decision. standing that had to be fixed lip?" "Neither should it avail tiie a d ­ competitive Held, with a view to Were you on friendly term s with 0. W, Spenser Jr., and Edgcr- por „jster Mrs. Ernest Gormlcy. ___ ____ ___ „ ______ .. His home was guarded, u detail ministration forces to attem pt to year, nnd providing that the may­ negotiating a wage scale and end­ or-commissioner will be elected by n Patterson leave F riday for Each c| , | | j w n 8 K| Ven a brig h t ’Wns stationed in the Boston hospit- Mr. Le Boeuf? Palmetto — New Million-dollnr ing the four iv.-nths old strike of Green bridge across Manatee Riv"Not ut th a t time," lie answered. excuse the apparent condition of a direct vote of the citizens. ilUhnssec and Asheville where Icolored paper cap ns fuvor. ul where his ten.year-old son is . the city by likening it to tho es­ Union miners, was today sent by Mr will spend 11 month. About 30 children enjoyed this convalescing from an appendicitis j "Were you on speaking te rm s?" tate cf an individual caught up in | The election is expected to a t ­ Governor Vie Dottuhoy u t Ohio, to er opened. ; >;u -«r( ? A "No sir." tract the largest vote in the history ' happy occasion. operation. the boom infatuation. If the pres­ John L. Lewis, president of the "W hat preparations did you make | Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hill and ent City Commissioners had of Sanford. More than 2,200 are United Mine Workers, nnd to Rice j GET ETHYL GAS AT for this m eeting?" klighter, Caroline, plan to leave I TOBACCO GROWERS WASHINGTON, Aug. plunged their private fortunes in legistered on the City hooks,and lo­ Miller, Hillsboro, III., who was —(INS) L ______________ _ tindav for Hendersonville, N. C .,' observers predict th a t a total -IT liiiOU CO. /\i • speculation it would la* no one’s cal fhrre they will spend 11 month. j ATLANTA, Aug. 4. (IN S )— — F earing possible violence and r x i - * I_ « of 1,400 to 1,(100 votos will tie east. chairman of tiie operators commitconcern but their own, but for sabotage by rndlenl sympathizers t M l i n i l O l S C r U D l C C t S lee at the Miami wage scale asked Georgia tobacco growers marketed According to figures given nut them to overstep the hounds of yn governors Ed Jackson ot Indiana, I Mrs. June Smith nnd her sister 1 more than 1 ,000,000 pounds of leaf with Sacco nnd Vnnzctti, the gov- r f T T * | * this morning by H. c ! Du Bose, Kiss Ashton Thomas of Do Land yesterday at the 20 principal cen­ ernmont took unusual steps today | O L l I l k i n ^ L l i a r n i J C r good business judgm ent in public supervisor of registration. 1,352 Gov, Fisher <>l I’ennsylvania, and improvements is, while not an of­ Len Small of Illinois, to send rimM»o Friday for Asheville N. C. | ters, Despite th e fact th a t the to protect federal personal and fence, a mistake by which tiie citizens have qualified for the elec- ilitir requests to Lauds nnd Miller. p r t they will spend a month. poorer grades of tobacco are m ark-M 110*’* , ' ton by virtue of registering on city people have a right to measure eted first, the price for all sales a v - 1 At the trea sury ail persons on books and paying their poll taxes, The invitation suggested meeting Mrs. 11. M. Rumblcy nnd child- eraged close to 2 0 cents per pound, taring the building were scrutithem." im inistru-! is expected that many additional in tiie National Glint'd armory at (Continued From Page One) rn and Mrs. A. II. Wallace motor- And growers over the belt are ex- nizod, and if they carried packages " F u rth e r, when the in people who have registered,hut who Toledo, t>., on Monday Aug. 15, said, "My connection tinn envokes tile aid of a political i tn Daytona Bench Wednesday pressing satisfaction over market they hatl to convince the guards of Shinhotscr t, 14 meeting tonigm is ns have paid tlu ir poll taxes since tile Jackson and Small have already nthe clU meeting here they spent the afternoon. machine in this campaign, ns it books were checked, are also quali­ greed. (•he innocent nature of them before with j( |)r|vat# w n1’ tonight is conditions. a private citizen and is not D to be openly professes to bo (bring, it It was pointed out th a t poll , The Miami conference ended in n entering, I construed a s involving the Cham- does not augur well for cur future fied. —-•* T. L. Dumas has returned frnt ' $85,000 Masonic Temple, no IInto n i 1* as a u tI no- - I! deadlock," said Donnhcy. "Several taxes may I*" ho *»••»■*! paid ns At the same time, the islate Ue- •her of* Commerce. "My ntlentlon has hifiiMn, (Ja., where he nccompanC learw ater —C o n tra il awarded partinent notified American cm if it should win. Wlint is there a- morrow. I months have elapsed and l*Kh Mr*. Dumas who will spend the for new $ 100,000 hotel here. boon called to tho use of my name Lassies and legations throughout*■, ns president o f thd Chamber, nnd I liout tiie amendments to be so re­ The voting will take place in the sides of the controversy have hail iionth of August witli her dnughtdecision confirm confirm--^ want the world of the decision Kt„ (c th a t it was done sisted ? Tiie only obvious answer commission rooms a t the City llnll, opportunity to give calm consider­ |r Mrs. Arthur Hazzaril, Miss Ruth Seig of Savannah, is that tiie present regime is eith­ N u m er'u s booths have been a r r a n ­ ation to tiie pi'ints of difference at nf the men, without my knowledge and was on- e r selfish, egotistical or afraid." Ga.. is visiting in Sanford as th e '™ * The owner of Loch A tged to handle the rush of voters issue. and„ warned all diplomatic |»erson-| t jro|y unauthorized, hr. anil Mrs. K. D. Brownlee and g uest ol' Mrs. David Speer. "Lastly, I cannot subscribe to anticipated by poll officials. Those lior property is free from nel to lie on guard again 1 attac^. j „j eS|)t.cjH||y r ,,Kn.t, tho incident ‘*n. Harry, returned home Wedthe plea th a t silence is necessary who have In ea appointed havo Davenport—$20 ,0 00 contract icsilay from Montreat, N. C., and J . G. McCrory of New York or dem onstrations by foreign asseMsments—another ml1 in view of my efforts to keep t ho to preserve our stability. Foreign charge of the polls are: Mrs.Henry Warded f< r new city twill. einU in South Carolina where spent the day in Sanford on Wed­ cals. 1 1)( | Chan her of (.'ijtiimercc at all times capital bus already refused to a s ­ Wight, Mrs. W. A. Kitts, Lcltoy vantage of this desirable Since the Sacco-Vunzetti ca ht) spent the past six weeks. nesday attending to business. 1 out of political discussions. In sist us under present conditions. Uibiinnlulo— Hotel Paul .Smith inrne world-wide in interest there | this effort I think th a t we have Tim sooner our City affairs nre Chittenden und R. R. Dens. development. Look it over, Tiie polls will open ut 8 o ’clock, to lie enlarged. T. Ii. l.ong returned from Mont- diave been a numlier of bond) atMrs. Jennie Gle;ison aceompunied brought clearly out into the light, according to an announcement this been very successful and I am sur­ investigate, judge it on ita (O' little Miss Ncltic ('oiler left gomery, Ala., Wednesday where h e ' t nchs on American embassies and ly that thiM m atter has come up. tho quicker all pretenses and ex­ morning nnd will remain open until ;legations. Both in Europe and in Jhis week for i'icrpont, N. Y., a fte r has been spending some time. merits now. In view of the possible misun­ cuses an* put aside, and the earlier sundown, which will be nt 7:18 o' 'South America bomb* have been JjPending the p ast yenr liere with we face the situation a f te r finding derstanding that might arise over clock, meordng to local w eather Mr. and Mrs., W. A. I<cffler Ix-fflur exploded or discovered in AmcriIke formers brother in law V. C. with tiie mass meet- out exactly wiiat it is, tile faster calculations. Tabulation of tho leave Sunday forr W Waynesville. ,,mhaB*les. and hostile Iiostile demon my connection L’oller a j nesville, N. .-an embassies, \I |IUVP planned to have plunncd to make it < will we work out our own salva­ votes is expected to get under way C. where they will spend u m onth.[htratlons agajnst the Unitei . jclearly understood t h a t i am protion." shorly a fte r the polls close nnd Ihi- many friends o f Master have been fairly numerous. i siding u . iding over over the the mceintr uiceing at as a pri­ "Tho people will Imld the pres­ will probably lie finished between Miss Eliznia'th l.iggin and Miss ? kili|, (iuodspecd will he pleased to vate citizen." ent Board accountable, but for Pf;»rn that he is gutting- along Mhc Liggin of Amcricus. Gn., a re j TOKYO, Aug. 4 .— (IN S )—Four- .T h e Herald was unable to locate these Commissioners to so strenu­ 10 nnd II o'clock. an operation Thursdny j the house guests of Mrs. David j„ K possible attack upon AmeriBradenton—Preparations under Jean Ambassador ftlacvcugli in con­ H. J. I lolly and F orrest Lake, ously object It' (lie addition of two inuniim* a t the Fernuld Laughton Speci. way for reopening P alm etto State other colleagues is reflecting nn Sareo-VnnzetU D 0'" 1 ’0” of the board, for statenection with the Hospital. (One Day Service $1.00) • 1 meats and E. r . Housholder, an­ attitude for which I have yet Bank. Miss Kliadra Culpepper of G on-l(raBe| Japanese police today assign­ ___________________ 1 other governor said, " 1 don't be­ heard no intelligent explanation,” ed* is tiie guest of Mr . David t d a guard to protect the AmcriThe regular monthly business "I sincerely trust tlmt the people Lake W orth —$175,000 bond issuo j home ill Floral can statesm an .in . .his summer ---------- lieve I care to say anything on the «f the American Legion Auxiliary Kpeer a t her subject." J. G. Ball was reported of tiiis fine city will go to tlx* polls voted on fer new junior high school j home a t Hayamn. Heights. the Campbell Loaning Post, fearlessly yet building. out of the city but The Herald re­ to-n irrow and Sanford Box 331) which was to have been Friday af­ calmly vote to decide whether they ceived the following statements Means K night has returned from ternoon at the Legion Hut, lias FH 0N 2 475 Pensacola—New Mobile Hay from other members of the hoard: will tolerate polities closely touch­ mints in South Carolina where lie k fn called off. to 1 bridge, one of the largest highway ing the ring type or choose S. R. Dighton: "Frankly, I can­ ins been visiting for the past few not criticise.Mr. Shlnholser for nl- stand by tho princi| le of respon­ projects in country, opened. c h a n g e s h o l d lignlng Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Me Dunnel weeks. himsclfon one side or the sibility without which no Govern­ if Owosso, Mich., a rc in the city P alm etto—■Palmetto-El let on iliaother ns every goad citizen should ment ran be safe." Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Gut of Melhir u week or ten days. Mr. Mcilriet has shipped 11)23 e a rs of to ­ tlo. However, I feel th a t the ad­ loaville Avenue announce the birth Dannel owns a farm on the Orlando matoes this season. ministration is subject to criticism v/as 2 up and one. mail nnd is planning to come to of a son Thursdny ul the Orlando f (Continued From Page 1) Curmcn Bill, Cleveland, who in designating their chairman of 0 hospital. Sanford to make his home. T axpayers Ix-ague. to-night’s meeting ns president of trailed Morse by only two strokes Mayor Lake is snid to have the Chamber of Commerce, there­ in t lie qualifying round, was also Mr. and Mrs. Ed Speer and !authorized the statem ent that "the Die many friends of Joe C hitten­ dragging the Chamber into pol­ eliminate . 1 in the first round of Attorney-at-Law Wctumpku, Alu.. were commissioners have nothing to con­ by den will be pleased learn th —V }*• Y n V <S to ill I V l l S 11 V IIa M »t .small . . . . . . . . "son " " vof --------------- ■ itics." f\iratch piny by Richard Walsh, J1® nun recovered sufficiently from tho quests of Mir. and M n. J- Dim ceal from he public. Our adminis­ Will practice In all the court* A. P. Connelly: "I don't think New York. The score was 4 to 3. h i t . . . . a .. * . . I I . . 4, r . t w i... cn ______ route to TTallahassee. his _________ recent_ accident. to .be removedI f Laney t r a t i o n o f t h e City is written In ,q)tjj Aim o,\oq e|vp|j>o A)p am Tom Welsh, Boston, hud an easy Examination of A b stracts cf Land “n Thursday from the St. I.uke]s who is t *u* f i o r d s and the records stand whatsoever in naming the presi­ time, eliminating W alter l’ucer, Titles given especial attention Hospital i t Jacksonville to his Mr*. Raymond Key, D aytona 1 !*10 most scrutinizing examination, dent of the Cham ber of Commerce Toledo, t! and 5. home here. spending the sum m er at Reach is here for a few days s h e !in or<,or c,*,ur t,u' minds o f the as chairman of a political g ath er­ will re tu rn to the iwacii on Satur- s, *nf°rd P0"!’*1' who have been bom- ing " Mrs. J. C. Mitchell and small day. banded.with fiction clothed us facts, •I •’ *1 Mci.sch: "I don't believe daughter Dorothy leave Friday 't h e Commissioners feel that a true Shlnholser m eant to do any- j morning for YatcsvUle, Gn., where . . . . . City’s presentation of the present *•* w rong Iiut it is certainly a *---. . r before tin lhey will spend the rem ainder of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Chase of statu s should be given the ( •'>0 'take to h a r e the Chamber of (he summer. They will be accomp­ Windemere a r e spending some voters go to the jadls tomorrow," | for every occasion will be on sale this one day. (jlass IV w rirce mixed up in politics by anied by TV. F. Mitchell who goes time here ns the guests of S. O. Tonight's meeting is not expect­ having its president a s presiding ware, pottery, chlnuware including many useful mid •° YateiviUe to join his family Chnse and Mr. nnd Mrs. Benjamin ed to assume the proportions of a officer a t tonight's meeting." ornamental pieces. *no has hi*en spending the sum- W hitner J r . gala a f f a ir ns was first planned. mer there. An order fo r 200 torches, was re­ Mrs. J . N. Tolar and small soil ported to have been placed by the This includes all otir remaining summer hats. Nobliy Mrs. George Paxton an d dau g h ­ Ralph left Thursday for Lake Plac­ committee in charge, is said to have ter Miu Nun I’uxton leave Sunday id and Schroon Lake, N. Y., where been cancelled in fare of criticism small straws ami tiie larger pictuiVhats will be sold on "ti the boat for Jacksonville where tiiey will spend the remainder of by certain leaders within the ranks. this one day. . •. they will sail on the S. S. Algon- tiie summer. RIDGEWOOD COUNTRY (’(«>'. The hand vvhirli supposed to have •*A S u b s t a n t ia l J e w e le r quin for New York where they will played n part in tha hallhoo, will CLEVELAND, Aug. 4.— (IN S)— »T>end time. They They will Miss Edith Stallings and Miss not play until a fte r the nic< ting, W. J . Palmer, Baltimore, today *'• in a S u b s ta n t ia l C ity ' ' Mrs. p some ^ ’e..timt‘' will visit visit Hinlnated Clark Arse, medalist In Fusion's atm, Kari P axton ut M a rg a re t White of Atlanta, Gn., nectady, " S tarke—T>00 men engugt$l m tlu< firet round m atch piny nf the 8rhn^ rriativ ' . N* Y. and also visit urn the a ttra c tiv e house guest* of road building p ro rran i 1 “ BradfordJ'fttxth Annual Nsti.-nal Public Miss Emily liailey u l her home on hsf0ri. J^t u . r P‘d'*lH ill the East Comity Linkb UoU T ournam ent. Palmer turning home. Myrtle Avenue. ‘ ' _»-■ ■ .- - XA T ind Program Given i’or Thursday Night & 6£> Little Miss Katherine Spencer Is Hostess To Friends On Birthday —'put CoGimf? JT DIC.HTON SCORES OFFICIALS) AS H E INDORSES CHANGE .CITIZENS, P A S S Effort Is Made To 1 I lUPON CHARTER R esum e Meetings CHANGE FRIDAY ‘With Mine Workers 1 No Assessments In Loch Arbor With Mass Meeting t 1 Men’s Linen Wash Suits 75c Sanlord Laundry ( OPPONENT’S OF DeForest-Sanford Realty Co. L MEET TONIGHT J. G. SHARON m ?--------------*~ -- 1----- LOAN Annual Golf Tourney Opens At Cleveland — For Saturday Only Appropiate Gifts 112 E. Second St. X j . H. JACKSON K J phone 611 All Summer Hats — H. C. VIELE .. 108 Magnolia .. j For One Day Only $ ! .00 Mi-Lady’s Shoppe �THE SANFORD HERALD. TUCR-DAV, AUGUST 4.1927 PAGE FOTTH sons I.-Because contracts have been awarded through favoritism at higher prices tlian necessary. 2. -Becausc public funds have been mis-npprnprialcd. 3. —Because ihc public records have no! been properly kept and fads which Ilie people are entitled to know have been with held, especially records of bond accounts. 4. -Because extravagance and mis-managemenl have character­ ized the present administration during recent years. 5. least three sections. -B eca use Ihe City charter has been flagrantly violated in at 6 ,-B e cause the three commissioners form has resulted in an in­ effectual reprr ‘senlation and a centralization of governmental power in the hands of one man, as w e see it. 7 -Because the present ( ommissioiiers by so vigorously oppos­ ing the amendments have given cause for suspicion m the minds of ihe people. fi.-Because w e have been unable to gel information on the bond money. What is the present total indehtel What became of the swimming |J What became ot the hospital mom What became of the $500,000.01)ti Why all 4;he financial records ots Why the Mayor has refused ton Why it was necessary for the Com direct violation to the City charter when no and the people are already complaining on How much money the city has on it is secured? Whether the City is paid interest Why the Taxpayers League was mass meeting? Why it was necessary to vote bon boro and why these sewers have not been a What will be done with the $1,W ol the City Commissioners? | Why the City Commissioners slioi failure of citizens to pay their taxes when taxes have already been paid? Why the Commissioners waited i charges made against them nearly a week < < 1 �THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST I. 1927 PAGE FIVF. PI r m • •/ • % 4 • ,| ic City ol Sanford? ntly by the sale of bonds in New York? !re not kept in the City Clerk’s mice? formation regarding the bond fends? rs to sell bonds at about 93 per cent in te municipal improvements are planned ition ? i each ot the banks and how much ol We Favor M l (U I S C I f i x e s 2.-Because favoritism will oiil of oflicr. V \ deposits? \ ny opportunity lor rebuttal in tonight's lior the construction ol sewers in Colds’ worth ol bonds now in (he possession he present linaneial crisis is due to the mis show that 74 percent ol the City last night before election to answer ■ *J J » •m.mmm ).-l nrausr public funds will be spent as voted by the people. 4.-Because “two heads are belter 11tan one" and fiv<! are heller ^.-Because ihe people have a right lo name the kind of standard type of paving lo he laid in front of their properly. (i.-Becausc governmental costs will he curtailed. 7.-Becausc confidence will again he restored in Sanford citizens and in bond houses holding Sanford securities.' ft.-Because no additional bonds will he sold until a thorough au­ dit of the City hooks is made and the bond market is favorable. �■ pack •.-••• • arr the l * 'a '■Si?'' ' F W W fii . '!,k-V v. *. x• : vM- •tojtiX *n■***A *ft 41^ m I r s v s T aSP ^f-SS E d £ ^ k V. t i ,\- y m A rliclcs Purchased Now Held Free For Future Delivery > ■rtBaOIa . D r ^ . ; Hero is g raphically pictured the climax , f Vienna's re w n w 1 1< ■1 u the gov.'imm it and communLL tho burning of the Palace of Justice by a mob, Police f i n d r" ' ■ ‘ n>■ crowd in nn at ' nipt tn re store order, nnd in the f ig h tin g t h a t followed more than 70 w ere kill'd . I wounded. A general strike followed. Police declared com munists set fii-o to tho palace nnd led < ■ . A f t i e tlin <■ .i.<; ti'f,<q» were aide to re store o rd e r nnd m aintain pence. J H f l i 1027 the S tandard of New Jersey, issued recently, in which the Inst named company denied th a t it hail been negotiating fo r the purchase of Russia oil. That s tatem en t was issued a short time before W alte r C. Tcnglc, president of the S ta n ­ dard Oil of New Jersey,sailed for Europe on th e Uerengarin. It is understood th a t he will study the Euro|H>uu oil situation a t some length while in Europe. Channel Swimming Is About To Break Forth This Summer DOVER. ENG. Aug. l .- (IN S )— With the w arm er sum m er w eather and an appreciable rise in the tem ­ perature of the w a te r filling the tw enty mile stretch of sea between L'i'vcr and Calais, tho 111117 chan­ nel swimming season m ay now he said to have started in earnest. Three men and three women are a t present in training here and a t other English seashore resorts w ith the avowed intention of cnitilInting G ertrude Edorlc’s feat or establishing new records. They are: Mrs. Clementine Corson, the American m other who swam from Franco, to England last year, and who is to a tte m p t to swim from England to France, a fe a t never before accomplished by a woman: Mrs. Wcidman, widow of Jack Woidmnn, a well known Channel swim trainer: Miss Millie Hudson, a London stenographer; FYnnk Perks, a Birmingham champion sw im m er who has a l­ ready made tw o unsuccessful a t ­ tem pts to cover the short stretch of w ater: Edwntd Tenime, London insur­ ance clerk: H arry Lusfembo, of Exeter, champion of Devon County and a powerful swimmer. In addition to the above six training this side of the Channel, there a re a n o th er three reported to be training on the French side, while the famous thirtocn-ycar-ohl American twins Bernice and Phyl- W . I. M I L L E R FU R N ITU R E C O . “Better Furniture for Better Homes” 1 17 West Pine St. Orlando, Fla. <» • Millie lliiils,,,, f . M10 will he the first f 3 «o swin, the Channel very sturdily ght> “ has tem p o ra rily Klxn rtm m ploynient t<> make tl Similarly Mrs. C<,r * mnke the difficult trip frr Innd to France. 11 ur ^ ^ steadily progressed, ari, perts here are very < 7 ? to her chances. She eompanied by her nv0 dren and her husLanl swim. 2? Tallahassee— izes Collier C.nmt * roads, build bridges, etc. . St- Augustine— ion hero in May totaled increase of 120,81 ll ,1V(r . Jacksonville — new $250,000 edifice,. f, 7 of the Good Shepard' vT soon. Our Budget Plan Is At Your Service /" Promoter Says Amateurs Make More Amounts Of From Sport Than P r o fe s s io n a ls D o|Jgu^ e -------W r i t t e n In 1!)2(> r* so.” I 'oehrail raid. “ I a 1 • question m yself of a n rin. tour, who told me that lie objection to turn in g pride providing th a t he ci- dd d" financially as he was doin am ateur. jir ALBANY. N. V. Aug. 1 . (IN S ) Marllijiuake in: urn it* e w ritten in ' New V, 1 iv i ta le m 11I2D totalled $2:!,7 1 . .non 11 . nipared to f 75.218,1 1(hi in lit 2 a, m voiding to the S ta te livairancii 1 Kqiiirtmcnt. A ilv n tlt insurance la t year to ­ talled >1 !7,011.(1 as compan d to $tl!,I 4700 tIn* previous year. The 274 joint : lock and 7-1 mu'• it file tm.rine companies, nuthNEW YORK. Aug. 1. (IN S ) — otizeii to* do hustnoss in tliis htalc. Leprosy enn lie exterminated I allowed a gain in busing- • last year from the Philippine Is lan d < within of $128,7:11,000 over R.>25. Ttieii the next five yearn and at the : a me a its on December !il, RJUd, total! time u world-wide cure for the di - cd :j2.u01,t»27.:i;i5. ensa can ho "effected imt it nil lilng*1 he riska written during the es on tile tiUceers of the enmpnluti j year totalled $071,^.11.852,5(11, nmlor way today to raise $ 2 ,0110 ,. 1 which was an increase of nearly 00 0 to aid the work of the ( ‘nlmn I $ 1 2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 o v er the previous Island colony, according to Govcr- .'■'■nr. The companies paid out $ 1 ,imr-General Leonard Wood. I (. A sserting th at one o f the p rin ­ j The total tf[ fire p ic u 'iu m s ie cipal rnnnnns for lii trip to A m eri­ j ce.' cd in Ni w Yorl stale during ca nt this lime, the first time la* ! ll'J'i tiy joint- 'locl; and uuitiuii com has come to this country since a s ­ I ! .lilies, was $ 1 0 l.'JhO.llas; while the sum in g tho office of Governor. Nice lo res inruiTod totalled $ 5 5 ,General of the Philippines six 1J02.558. y ea rs ago, was fo assist in the 1 'I'lie to ta l amount i.f fire risks campaign. Wood voiced the opinion timr if the necessary funds were I written by joiiit-st"< k and mutual forthcciitinr, “ we shall he aide to . companion in the s late in 10211 was eradicate leprosy in the Philip) ne • 15,180,6tM,MI5, an inercasu irf $1,ns we hnvi* yellow fever, eh -’ 1 wo <*47.(102.142 over 1025. The total ftniounl of all risks nnd smallpox." 'w r itte n in th e s late last yeni, "O u r methods will he avail:.hie N her th an fire, wm- <.12,777.047,for the trea tm e n t of the .'I.(>(10.00 I | 015, an inerease oT $2,088,421,00. lepers In other countries, too,” In* , Uf tliiji am ount fd,!'iJ8,215,:tl I eovraid. '•'•'d ocean murine risks, a decrease | of $1,242,7:11,Old from I’.'25. Il*i rlmv Gulf Refining tVipi. puny In > n strncl m i vice station I-aBvlh -Stale to lake over arid in 1 1111 -1 ndililion. iupIcL irnsn -state liij'liway. 3k a . S-,\ \ i f Leprosy Can Be Cured In Philippine Islands J New Prem ier a u g u s t i. w ia & H ^ a m . ,<?■ HL2.M m & W i LONDON. Aug. 4. ( I N S ) C harging th n t am ateurs in all branches of spurt get more fins d a l l y from the gam e than many professionals, Charles B. Cochran, th e famous British theatrical im* pressario nnd s p o rtin g promoter, who was the first man to introducprofessional lawn tennh into E n g ­ land, declares it is little to he won tiered a t th a t prominent am ateurs refuse to become professionals. Cochran's charges are in tin in tu re of n reply to criticism levelled ag a in s t him for profi nnlizing lawn tennis this side cf the A tlan­ tic. During the recent Wimbledon Tennis Tournam ent lie raised r, g r e a t outcry hv offering Betty Jluthall, the lll-yenr-old Engli: !i f i r l tennis wonder, up to $ 100,000 t o turn professional, lie was also (•ported to have o f f e n d Helen Wills about $50,000. Dozens of a m a te u rs receive v a l­ uable “ g i f t s ” for th eir service;:, a c ­ cording to Cochran, who alleges t h a t ninny of them a re doing e x ­ tre m e ly well o u t of such “g i f U ” and “considerations.” “ I have often been asked how a m a te u rs m an ag e to travel all over lh« world playing in various tour­ n am ents, when some o f them oh* vltnisly have no t the moans to do m iu n sn A Y , oil until the Soviet Government recognizes priv ate property rights, while the S ta n d ard o il Company of New York and tho Vacuum Oil Company. two o th e r large com pan­ ies of the S tandard group, liavo been buying large quantities of Ita l i a n oil and dealing in a friend­ NEW YORK. .Aug. 12.— A b itte r ly m anner w ith the re p re s e n ta ­ frm ily quarrel has broken out n. t i v e iif the Soviet Govom m nt, mi ng the principal companies of .Much Is Involved the Standard Oil group over the A gre at deal more is involved purclmse of Russian oil products, in ibis controversy, observers here in which competent observers boro declare,th an th e m ere question of see a possible future alignm ent of the advisability of Am erican oil the S tandard Oil croup, and the cnipnntcs purchasing Russian oil Royal Dutch Shell interests, n* wi de there is excessive production gainst other members of tbo S ta n ­ in the United S tates. dard group, Including tho S tandard 1 he Royal Dutch-Shell interOil of New York and the Vacuum 1 it is reported here, declined Oil Company. t i nline tra d e relations with RurPossible far-reaching conse­ 1 a f te r t h a t G overnm ent had roquences iu the competitive st niggle ; fn - 'I to g r a n t it a full monoply for the oil business of Europe was »f Russian oil products nnd to limit seen in this family split of the ' Russian oil exports. This statem ent Standard group. | hit not been confirmed* b u t it is The Standard flit Coinpnny of accepted by th e oil interests here New Jersey,has adopted toward the a> correct. Officials of the S tandard of Soviet. Government a policy alm ost identical with that of the powerful New York nnd of the Vacuum,it is Royal Dutch Shell combination of . said, a r e incensed a t the implica­ Eli rope,ref using to use Russian te n- contained in a sta te m e n t of ’r ' ” r r w T O B lu e W l - 4 f it h e b a j .p . B i t t e r Quarrel Is Waging InGroupOf Oil. Organizations Rioters Burn Palace In Vienna M SA N roR n -< i: ' 1 tm rt 1 m s t rru ! u 1 n dint. H t:H r r in u u tu « n M g t» a iB is n * :a a n o K P B « u K m z « BaBBnEBBiEnB«BBi»a £ — -- I,,. _ ____ u , ; rV’NNC l '4 A vV> V a ' Combination •'m l <36= P a n F u (n b o ro ) Is tho new orom le r of China, At least Im was so ap pointed by C hung Too-lin, 0110 o f tho w ar lords, a t tho llrst cabi­ net m eeting u t t e r C hong had named him self C h in a 's lender. r } 111D keenest interest we all have is >ur home. We '*• want our lipmes lo be the sweete/t of places- -the one most tastefully furnished tu b e oirs. It can be! It should be! This m aster event gives tie inspiration. It brings you to choose now while assa’tm ents are larg'e and vai'ied. It is biff^er and better ftian evei*. It is our AUtiUST SALE OF FURNITURE—fiat which is recog­ nized as the forem ost in the city for value-giving*. IJimnmU\s Motor Knocks rh , lama iOQsfi, Mr. aI h *r r;,v mmm mT Jmw> f •/M% Diamond Tiros IklimmnioH Tire Troublu s r I Bliould bo killed! » Bee Brand Powder or Liquid killsFRes,Fleas, Mosquitoes, Roaches, Ant*, Water Bugs, Bed Bugs, Moths, Crickets, Poultry Lice and many other insects. Powder fjijiflii Write forIrt* 1*ook It lonkilti “i h o u te e n d sordcu in icti* U; McCormick A Co, JlAlumoie, M 4. J ie e , Brand P ^ L j TUBES \ ■ -■ 2nd. A .Magnolia, 10th and Hanford. 1st. & Kim ■ o r J o u r s T ire Hhop j mu J u i t a i i B G u s m a n HHiinHiii!iiuBHauvBnBusHKichMUMaHHMBB«nM m £| U H i 10 to 50 P er C en t Kill THfc STORK ST ALL THROUGH you will want to see and Make, it an early visit. There is /inch yot It will please consider. Liberal credit terms can e*ily be arranged. ar us In please you. ■ Wight Brothers Company \ On. AVERAGE ({EDUCTIONS $1.60 j 3.10 : 4.40 ■ 4.85 5 2.25 S 2.80 ■ 3.15 S S.89 c 4.X0 S BUY “DIAMONDS” AT o w d er iq u id DIAMOND HEAVY .SERVICE Uoinplntu stack of genuine Kurd repair p a r ts . INSECT j. DIAMOND HEAVY TITAN Our Prices. 30x3VS ...............$ 7.35 S 8.30 32x1 12.1016.10 30x5 8 ply heavy service 33.10 33x5 8 ply heavy service 36.60 29x4.40 .................. 8.40 10.70 30x4.95 ................. 12.20 I.VT> 30x5.25 ................. 13.65 17.70 30x5.77 ................. 16.00 20.85 33x6.00 ................. 17.00 25.50 ioc sod sse cocood 7 sc I 50c S i .00 Si rs joc--- 6|iu/ Gun jgc si TA1IM3S BENCHES KOCKEHS BEDROOM SUITES DESKS SECRETARIES EIV1N(» ROOM SUITES . BREAKFAST SUITES DINING ROOM SUITES DAVENPORTS END TABLES FLOOR LAMPS RUGS BOOK CASES RACKS Etc. Etc. 7 / (S “THAT WHICH YOU WISI CAN BE YOURS 17 West Pine W. r. Miller Mi Furniture Co. ORLANDO Fla. �the PAGE SEVEN sANronn h e r a l d , T h u rsd ay , a u g u s t i. 1927 Phone 148 I old pally lleTald It a d . r a t e s ; Cash in Advance I SEM INOLE IIUPSON- ESSEX INC Will Oak Ave. , Phone 41 —Help Wnntt-d (Male) ----I 1 OR! UNITY FOR YOUNG man win. wants to learn good business. Possihility of small pay while loarning. Business is fascina­ 4—Business Service ting, pays well to experienced men. {Will enable you to get work In any META 1, ROOFING -The Roof Ev-'^D*- l)n,y those jvho mean busierlasting. .Metal shingles; im:;s ami are willing to “ put out" standing seam tin and gnlvinlzcd | nct-il up| lv. Ixjwis, at Herald heroofs. See .lames !1. Cowan. Oak t u c n O;00 and 7 :t*0 P. M. A m -, and Tliml St. Phone 111. \ OYS W ANTED—Can use “five got-d boys who are hustlers, ('an YOUR BUSINESS —card ap p e a r­ earn as high as a dollar an nftcrno'ii-.. Apply Circulation Depart* ing daily in this column will mem Herald. t 1-ROOM Cottage, unfurnished, for D A 1)1/ / ’l / \ I I | \ 1C rent. 170i) block. 525 a month. I r . Y I V l Y v - 'lJ v f U lf Box 1700 cure Herald. C !1 ? I? Y T I I / I ' —------------------------- — ------- - o IIjI j I x i 1 \ / V l l i l VI i s \JT 19—Houses Fur Sale IIY WILLIAMS Ol!T OUR WAY OVER BUSINESS N\W CiOSA VAJE.S, VA/l W to x / ' W O O P o l l t U e m o u t o f TWO MODERN 5-room bungalow's O i d m ' i Tv-hMW O’ T H E r r O / a B o a a xjo for sale,in P?nohurst; one 8 - l’rclimin;try KsUmntiM For ^ , . _ - m. e i R . . B efore . ? h e r e i b e e w rnom house in Kan Ijint-i; pric.* ads, "ill lie received LWJE-=» A m i M l m M E V M O \ A L \6 V \T ’M O U T v.n H e w TV\Ev/ The .Month Of dune Show reasonable. Also filling station nnd | l.ns and collector sent F O R WOL). PShlANS/ C O R L '7 , P O 1 M A D E F E R K1E ALL. TREGtL Sharp Decline In. Exports house, chicken runs, garage, 8 L u (in payment. V ou PuT amh s io c h in t f ie s e l Wie a r e * am *KiAweu. THEH line miles out, corner two highways, | . . . I Or line fiU- tale er rent. Ki'l W 1st St. H. WA H1NGTON. Aug. 4.— (IN ■S.TORlt'S A HOOT AM tM ALS HChivJCr V VxNAE. CTEvA COMiKl’ V L iC v\ Me .■ • 11mT, Pace, phone tldiU S ) An ominous cloud in the business 7c " \ ^(O UR MA kj O INJ c t R A T i T o D E . ? D\AW O —------- - i st.; is seen in figures just cornLlUE. FOR IM-.tiawcE ’AMOOOCLES ^ —| / fatr* on request, FOR SALE:— F our room cottage, piled by the Department of CnmAND n iit UOM ^ ■ on one of best lots on Mngno-| merci a American export and ini-' L,lured rotes arc for ilia Avenue, nead South Hide, ported 11 ade. live insertions. reach over .'t,(l()U every day! .School — Price reasonable. Terms S— Financial Lird of average length Preliminary estim ates for the ]t-i soil purchaser. Owner Box 441 month of June shows that the value -and it costs so little a 1 2 w-oid MONEY— to Iona on Improved de- cun- Herald. l ted a tine. of exports and imports struck an ■urn charge of dOc for I situblt residential property ,n —— T '.A ad for one month costs only $ 2 .0 0 . even balance at $!l5‘.),00t),000. It is irtinn. of best f i co Sanford at ti per cent interest, no I Oil SALE:—dm jvcrtiBing is restricted the first time since April, t'.’2tl Phono 148 brokerage- Address lxinn P. O Box room bungalows on Palmetto >r clusaificntion. . Avenue, in Sanford Heights, cor- that exports failed to run millions ,rr0r Is made The San- j.limt ask for "Classified Depart­ oil:: City. equipped with electric ahead of imports. l a!d will he responsible 1(1-A—Poultry And Kirgs range and w ater heater, price less During the first four months ->f incorrect insertion, ment" than m arket value, term s to suit. 1 D2 «» imports exceeded exports by t-rtin-r for subsequent. SlO.OUa.Piiti nr niece a month. Since BABY ( HICKS. Rocks, Reds and Box 15 C, O. Herald. I'll,- o f f ic should he then, iiow ver, the exports laid , Leghorns, all extra fine quality fmiiiiediately in case of CLEAN UP YOUR OLD WALLS s tock Write me. Amos G. Norm ­ FOR S A L E :— Five room Spanish bungalow on Park Avenue. 2! I’1*1' 1 initiated month a f te r month WITH THE NEW WALL PAINT an. Pine ( aslle, Fla. lime with an average of car garage, nice lawn, immediate lll’ ' SOMETHING NEW AND BET­ ADVlWTISKWS LT possession,—can’t he heat for the $511,mm,mm excess for the TER. FOR I- U lil HER IN FORMA- I 1 — M is c e lla n e o u s tnnn>b- i tii-veuing. The hist four price, terms $ 2 llU.iiu cash, bntareo Ih-rald represent uti vc TION C A L L P H O N E 2 :ift-.l O R mon 1 1 - of Ui'Jlt the excess i*f ex monthly. Box FIM ta re Herald. | | v [i.miliai with rates, , SEE, V . C. < O I L E R , S A N F O R D , port ■ >1 imports averaged slim, CAR AWNINGS,- keep out the j rinaaiiicntlon will ' FLA. UOO.imu „ month. dazzling sun and drizzling rain, 2(1— Faring l<T*r Stile , .inpa-te Information. car owners need them, $4.5U a pair Ilnlanre Disappears I,,LI „ li. they \ \ ill assist is dir! cheap. Salesmen and sales— I-OR SALE ( H E A P ; 50 «orc <’elF >-1 tin- first Fix-*- montlls of 11)27 Iw,.riling your w ant ad. PHONOGRAPH leputring, piano ladies are cleaning up with this oi,V and truck farm; all or p art; this $inii.ilii(l,tllK) a mouth export jt p10ro effective. tuning by experts with 17 years newest auto necessity, call or all under cultivation. Seven miles excer i nd shrunk to less than experience. Sanford Music Store write for particulars. Auto A w a­ t -"iitli of Oilaiido on Dixie High- $:’(!,IHI-I,mill hilirTvST NOTICE it month and in June 11 Ball P.ldg, m:c Gift Shoppe. Room 111 & 11 M: it:’,- ' way. Tim s. Vnnder Veen, Ixala tlisa t pc n d entirely. i.prs sii.iuld give their it Lander Arcade, Phone 8112. mazoo Mich. In i o f a -e of the figures ja«i 1 12-A FARM TOOLS WANTED |„.«ti'ffice address as is»U'' l. . nmiinis.'s here are askilii* I their phone nun.her if Sf/Y ' WANT TO BUY tractor- disc plow, 2 t— Acreage* Fur Sale •* 49*"/»((. the ipn turn whether the tide has fjri, results. About or.e BUILDING BLOCKS — irrigation |m,row, ditcher. W. Young, turned and the United States is on ■cut of a thousand has boxes and general cement work I l’IV N. Park Ave. Tel 777 or 775. FOR SALE: 111 acres in Long- the vet . of again losing its trade \ onc and the Others Miracle Concrete Co, J. E. .Tcr-t — wood. corner of Grove and O r­ snpr--inin \ us it did during the luinnur"tcate with yon ange Avenues, S.E .l-l of N.E. 1-4 first to. 11 of I w h e n imports ex wllleger. Proy. 3rd and Elm. l.'>— ' \ | i a r t n i e n l F u r R e n t ynur address. Ihev know < ■ of S.W. 1-4 S c. 25, Twp, 20. Range (ceded export Inri.ntmunnre MUSI' lu' by approximately LANEY.S DRUG S TO UK---Pre­ 1 person at The Sanford TWO WELL FURNISHED gnrngc 20. Tims. .1. Raster 05 Gnnsevoort $]fio.ii<iit,mm. ,T‘,ri'ooU.i»vM3 scriptions, Drags, Soda. Wu are G R A T iTovyE. . apartinents, close in J. II. Ray, Street, New- York. Then- are numerous faetcra ♦>mluff ire or by letter. Tele, nca u 3. pat Off C iu i nv hi* **cas near you as your phone. Cull lu.D (>II5 Pnlmetlo, Phone 548. IdUtontinuanccB are not tering into world tradi* today that 2 1 — L u t s F u r S a le I did to - apply in tP 2 .'t nor in the ATUHT-L’H RISEN BERRY PRINT FOR RENT: Unfurnished garage ~ “ ’ I first fi niontha of 11)2(1. In 11)211 SHOP — Printing, Engraving, Efficient Prompt Three rooms, hath. MUCK LANDS ARE \ A 1.1 ABLE ! j.’jj, , , apartm ent, ;,:ion< luol nut uabiliz .mhos.'ing. See ,is first. We do Servlet* .lust three miles from the ctlt „ , i ii $18 per mnnth. 224 , -in-ncies and reestnli’ Phern- 117-W. R. It. Avonuo- sleeping porch, limits on highway I have W IPth St. . |isb. || u ir commerce to the point om in ereial S tre e t. acres of murk lands that e in - K t h n tin y could finance the eXbought for $5lU) an acre or special U m c c n u tn ls HOUSEKEEPING i leiM ’ i pari bases they have been LUMBER and complete line cf FU R N ISH ED upnrtnfcut, 2 rooms $ 1 0 , 4 rooms price made on all of it. Thirty 1 in-kin building n.aterial. Low prices. 11 ■ last year or more. But acres in entile tract includes <’itk /O u R E O N E O 'T klE S E FtL kE R ‘3 LViTi \ HOH arnl PLUMBING - Security Lumber Co., “ Where Good $25 monthly, 212 K. 5th St. ■ .1 / IT* zj A L L U ’o / V \ with Fie e - tensive purchases of j ins lands and other good garden ■cidly. Wo handle electric Grades Come F rom " Maple A O T A M P L A IK I A P P l P l I t OKI A B E E P nnd l v a w A l l e . U ' S ’ raw meter.al- and equipment thin , 7 i\ ptanju. home light nnd •Sixth. Piioiit- 727. T H R E E l-ROOM furnished apart- land. Fine place for poultry and have been going nhioad European j im c o m E a im Pc f \A ? 'Tf\ e y R E n T ' o o V 1 UL.VJE.F? >4A m E i,«u r mford Machine Co. iiK-nt-', also one 11-room and wu- truck of all lend . Men can nml.o B A 1 ') \ ) N S U E T S , N O T V-En D UM*. T. FlOTT-ltKlW E v/ V V T otL f. CONCRETE in every shape nnd i-room. Rates reduced, bt 1 Park living raising hulk . celery, vege­ in in--*• ! ii\v is making a detertables and puulirv for Sanford and mined hid for tin- trade that Am­ vajuOVTR BRA1NV3 O O T 'T R V N A o a Ad i Found form, blocks, tile roofing, orna Ave. Phone 251. W E )IAFTA G O FVAFFS Orlando market- Address R.^A, C. erica I1 i- been enjoying, i 7T- ,7 T7V,l- f . -r.w.T montain, etc. hunlord Cement ProdTv-UO FAMIU-/ 6 V CM A J C M E-NJE-RTPUM’. The inroad i-f Euroncun compel 1- ■ OF < \\h\ S flilllUl in-1^ n m m inv FFi ilth l t h iinti Muiilt* TWO NEW— nicely furnished care Herald. This will not he »m ucts t Company, MEN! V dE V-iAFTA FlAV/E A ^ P £ ^ I l'lih St. Owner may have Sts. Phene I I 2 -tV. is been evidenced in the apartm ents. $25 per month. P15 m arket b-tig If you do not think (ton X A ' M T S I 1MCA/ 1 M f R FA M ILY Filling at Herald and pay* this hind is worth (lie price try to falling off this year of trade with W. F irst St. Phone 207. B O P OOuuO NC buy .»ouie of the muck lands in [tlih ad. certain Latin American countries. CLARENCE SMITH —c P“ t i ■— • *> . i -- — : t i— . other parts n t the country. Amt ent • t I that, foreign com v r -t 16— Houses For Rent General Contractor afeUcs petition is making headway in the fi ll) l-’jerj Wt T* IV* 1 nitml . tales ,i (elf. | FOR RENT Two five room buit- 26— M iscellaneous Fur Sale DODGE u . i ta r,t> 4)1 For i 'V - consecutive nuxillis, May , i gaimvs with garage. Modern iniitics nnd Graham Trucks yv\ *) I Uth St. Phone 2. leniinces, good location, rent ivas- FOR SALE: one wood range, one nml June, imports have shown su'i 2 hunter oilsmvc, with oven, one M E T A L ROOFING—Iho Roof Ev- | unable. Phone UI5 and ask for T, 2 burner gas range and other furni­ 'i nitial increases qver the correkS & COWAN CO. auto ! erlustlng. • ponding mouths of 11)2(5. June. I Metal shlngle'i; IA. Bmthcrsoii. ture cheap. 8011 Magnolia Ave, p .:7 imports were $ 2 2 ,0 tlU.fli)U more ( | r and sheet metal works, standing seam tin and galvanized I’ll) lie 200. Aw. 1 ‘honc 71fi-W. ' roofs. See James ii. Cuwu.i. Oak FOUR ROOM HOUSE for rent; i* n in June,11)26 while in .May garage, 1 1 1 2 Elm Ave. l i e »v«. nml Thiid St l’hnno 111. lliey were $2 iJ,t)l)tl,tHM) more Hum 1 INKOUD UUICK CO. room Imiise; rn ra g e , 110 Paliueito I I UNITUKE FOR COMPLETE f. - May last year. Tliese figures 5— Help W anted Female holme, Will sell individual sets. 212 Magnolia Ave. Ave. Apply R. Levy, Value,. Ho­ 1Address 108 Palmetto. Plmne 171- are in contrast to a *2 2 ,0 0 0 ,(11)1) Phone .107 loss for April, of $08,000,000 for YOUNG IAU Y WANTED: One tel. W. March. $07,000,000 for February who means business and wants — -----------------------------------| MODEL TRIM 0 0 . and $110,000,000 for January, ll> to gel into one of the best paying j FIVE ROOM HOUSE for i-n t; __ the car, not the owner- and most fascinating lines of work.' garage, 207 Holly Ave. Apply RTavares—May building permits uiii inontas of last year that imlone 817 for estim ate! totab-d $1,1,500, p,.,’s were ia the ascendcney. This work will require a mouth of Levy, Valdez Hotel, Tp. W. RADFORD 1 ! ports in June were only $21,preparation during which time a --------------------------------------------- — small remuneration will be paid. FOR R E N T :—Two houses. I i J.t t u p s MARMONS Wnm-htiln -Bridge acn- s Peace Ouii.dOO more than in June 1020, a; dnst tlie $24,000,000 June, gain ami 1405 W. First Street K. nt The applicant accepted a fte r train­ liford Autonmhiie Co. ivi-r being widened, in imports. Thus imports last Tnoliu Ave. Phone 1^7. ing, who demonstrates her ability Vulcanizing Works'. month scored a net balance of $2 ,will receive a salary proportionate 1,a Belle Proliuiinury work for tltll, UOf) over exports ii - * impart'd :\V PANFORD BOOSTER to earning capacity. None but FOR RENT: —5 room unfurnish­ only $1.1)0, Stuilelmkir those who absolutely mean busted stucco bungalow, 2 hi 1 new Baptist Church stari-. wit Ii June of last year. A-k for carbon juice with im sb and who are willing to work i'<oms, living room, dining room, t- slop* the knock. San .a month for small pay until they kitchen (equipped with electric Florida I’ow i-r and t iglit U Veio Bench Indian River urage Co. Idi serve more need apply. Apply in range,) hath (with hot and cob! Cotm-ty tomato crop moving a t I any to spend $1,712,000 nil Palmetto rate of 24 cars per day. p ro vi1'inont - i*i state. I nerson between the hours of -ix v.ate.rl. i s s a t e d 2400 A vi nut*, rent summer rates, phon* >KU Overland Co. Willya- !|,‘ ,.v,.nings, M. G. I w hb A- Overland. Whip pit** Herald. 1 18. Catnmerciiil Sts. Phono a *• & S 3& mM; m t4 © i f)? BY TAYLOH il’N 1»OP IwAsmKDtQ VffTB V .Z Is BlCKNCLL TODA7 \ OH-H uH - I S E E IN THE IR to:- .1)1 ftCRoLD LOVC1VCU-, PAPER UMITEP fit FflMOl):, MOVie 9TAA’, J ROPE. CToOK l u Visiting mcp MR LOVCWCLL IG *3O HANDTOME — XfM J JD5T D Y «MO To A f d E e r him / \ ■v IT HANGING JUj W y ---- V- 9 tr S am ! w h a t 's t h is- N CPAZ-E THAT'S ENTCRCO VOOR HG0 O '>WHy DO VOO WANT TO MLCT ALL THC6 C (U 8 LCR U TCRANST % > Rooster At Poultry C o n g r e s s Crows R e c o g n i t i o n 01* P r i n c e Of Wales The Prince <>f Wales danced last Ottawa, Out., Aug .4. ilN S ) — Ti c I’rinee of Wales nnd his broth­ nil-.lit with Mr William Phillips, er Prince George, look advantage t t ;ie „f the U n it'd States minister of a lull In the official program lu Canada. Earlier in the Day he tl.i morning and rested. They plan had attended the World’s poultry to play a round of golf over the cengtcss where chicken,* from hi- ■ I >tti wu hunt course if the w eath­ (llierta ranch were n eVhlhitlon. A the Prince utiproio hdl a rage J er is fair. Tho two Princes and Prem ier containing Wyandot t,->> from his | and Mrs. Stanley Baldwin will he lanrli. a huge rooster n o- up and ’ guests tonight at a dinner given flapped bin wings, crov,mi: exl,y Premier W. L. Mackenzie, o f , "By Jove, he kni’ws me, Canada, This will he followed by a claimed the Prim Some of the Prince'- exhibits reception in the O ttaw a Country S. iller, an Club a fte r which the visitors wiB were purchasol iiy boHtd their special train to spend American fancier, and owner of octhe night. They will leave for tjmrd Hill Hatcher> in Mogadnre, Olio. Itro kvilte tomorrow morning. • OFF K E Y / • : : -A Ii r ---------------------------------------------------N s/ : .a *4 bi C‘3 ‘/ j a rt n s * This Will Spoil My Shape, But H ere Goes! \ >■ (i J .p v W i U t /N M ^ ci*Z! «* hi* unirtti i*e 'T f \E- iM O \V J \D u A U e 1 ^ Stepping Stones for Heavy Tanks ~ BUT r. KNOW PUTNY*/ c r i'CCPLC V4MO ARC HIGH TOWCO — B U Y WELL.ftAVC A u %mat orr 0 *»‘« t H' I U . HAVE YOU Y [hNDtR&TGND 'Ch a t Lcvt vJt'LL IS VCR'V TONEU dig kto u • s*r orr, p a n »t c.V, British •nglneera have found ■ w ay for tanks to »tep across unhrldgvd river*— by mean* of specially constructed wooden •'stepping kloncs* Here one of tlie heavies I* shown plrktnit It* *'9* u*t>r tlie itiv«r A«au lie*! .Uuvthujy L uiluud ■ ■ rrasa*>J rm T h is cKR I" shout twice the size or Muriel’* m outh, but she doesn't rare. 8 h<J**J eardluai Of thu offoct It will have on h e r slomler shape- W hen the ett* r-et1* “ hoi ■ i l l l bivak auyUuw, *o why bo lu iijfl -MmUl is u pilo t.su ak o *ud bsruUot* /f 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. 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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>, August 04, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/66b31599f80b84653462d6c34838b4f1.pdf eed6d65596429c9b418fd805bcd5e78b PDF Text Text **'>r7Ti -. t-. r T H E W EATU EIt YOUU N E W S P A P E R Lhiichcrf Fair tonight; Friday fair in South, thunderuhowers in north portion. in F lo rid a 's H e a rt ^ w o rld ’s d e a l e s t V e g e ta b le □ io n . Its Kichev* G arden L a n d fn ie Leased Wire International News Service m >* xyn. S A N F O R l). F L O R I D A , F R I D A Y . .V Commissioners i .. r ., JHBlia UEflDU *■ ,. 1 Member Audit lltm tu Of Circulations Klcd ion Returns To He (iiven Tonight H ■■ ■-*. EDeCottesPropounds i afflC ..egal Side Of Sale Of Municipal Bonds .ivH All arrangements have h i-4 . -iinph-led by The tlerald t- ' furnishing election returns mot Mashing them on a sereon this ■ erring It) front o f this office. I lie Sanford Odd Fellow* lodge I r. loaned Tho Herald the us,* it fclorconticinn n -ehim- and r tv Manager Williams and G cm in it A v ia to r* l ?*>inti Fami*| ’Hie following is a steno­ . Courts specifienlly says that tho T ra p p e r’s W ife P laced I P,UI :ef rtf UolU-e Roy (I. Williams graphic report of George A. I decision Iatkeland case docs not re­ Finn.- In W hich The> li '|u»ve agreed to rope oft the Stand In E f f o r t T o P ro w verse Walters vs. City of Tampa delivered -. i-l and plsce beaches in T o F lv T o l L S. ltonialn ln| Dcl’ ottes’ address and AtlnnUe Const Line Ry. Co., Illicit L o v e A f f a i r D c lv e t Thursda'y night at mass meet­ ■ --rit of the offico no Jhat tlinwt? A l r l c rU v crF M iy -T w u lfo u rs| vr,. Gainesville. Have wtred CaldD octor AndSlutn M an s\N iling lu-td at thrMunicipal • i dcsirt) In get th-.* results well and Rnvmond bond attmrneys Her, as prepared by Mrs. •v he comfortable, Nov- York City. Jessie D, Klienmnn: ihe lh-rnld will bnve lw«»rocn Wnt. Illount Myers. F o r w n 'r [R e c o r d the Clt ■; Unit, one in lolly , ... U,cy. for your information, nro gent • Ibey. nnd ( h a m b e ilin Mr.Clutirmiin, la-lit H e ld l i i-r, nml the other t - tel.v . , , Rond Attorneys of repute, o f m i* leim-nj I have been railed here toh’ a office cv -e five rw I a id . " »n. VhostkORlolon m urtb I hi* •t.< Ret worn Pi*s.«:m| nig ;tet on thu progro* " f Do' D octor T » s illie s L a st N t 'll’ * At a mass meeting of the , di>l •!<■ things. •nt di/l-* Anti oil G.illui'H' rat „ t. Tl.e reportii -vlll j , r ,i. cation is over mnraciniH*. Chat lleatllp W a s O ne N\ho citizens of Sanford, on the In tieginning this program. we !. «''.»• at,.l. :; thllon*t inteml to to go t Into a - , in tin A! I f I’-ttl 11 >.-.|m- l of U"’ > UN()W ,r.(V.n’t''int.‘n.l u i imihpdinl *1 n M u evening of August I, held at l:a v several questions that v re I'ir t’ d I'p iltl .III m i’ll LcDotUt r , . •„ . I , man- .1 hdiscussion regarding these in. The cltlr.cn.s r-t F-nfon! the bind hell on (he hike addressed in these advertisementd l ln i-r i pl> the altac < tll. cs i have referred to and m lially invited i The front— the following speakers A ll Germany. Aug. •* inch us this: "W hy was tho Swim­ COURT MOUSE. F R A N K L IN . C : hnvrl'it-n mini- u|h**i your « vou‘r telegrams o f tho declild'n guests tonight. . . . . . X.. • . .. it li . e ___ ______ r ’ m t r f tiling pool not built?” “ Why the I .. lug. addressed the citizens, at­ rtnc irfda’ i- in which t• • tv .C• .-imi hi. r with refer- 1 '.on1 »,x,I,l| l.re,{. Iin rSupremo Court, (IN 1) It wa Dr. pre-cut Commission is opposed to Tin mas K. Drchcr, on trial with tempting to answer the “ wh>s" . to the Iilit nml M u* mani,ut the opinion rendered in this case at temp: a non- 1 any ehnnge? Did you knew that Mrs. Aftla llotiticr Is- Ilocuf t|0'l thrown out to them li> n meet­ I initial States. <• ! M > I , in whh li the bo: !e I indebted-1 b tj((. Supreme ( ’mirt has not been J T ” ' 1C1 the Mutton Construction Co., had James IJe adit- for the alleged slny- j ing held on Friday of last; „ f , lui c ity hn la-i-n tiego**. Jiifi-'.nn Hi tlcz a d * rn ’ ,„ been furnishid water free of ing itf the v.oman’s husband, tin week; Mate-1. | a gonllctnnn approached Mr., . , t tldtshnd a n liy Jessie I). Klienmnn, reporting ■barge on their paving work aleait lequi-sted llctullc to bring n shot- t t will, is In 'u-fly a p< <ihlo, (*hnse anil says: "Did you know r ,:r i for airplane. t< -lay. A cry o f “ 1,'uder" ciuno gun with him when they loft to the meeting for the Stanford lie. i"w n ? " : • . ^ n t Mr. (It ■ b Dt C o lttl as \v- dnesd ty no n 1tom the audience: eld: meet I.e Bocuf on lake pnlourde. i.nt, hi fore into M matter |yuur City Attorney, and that you ■ M itici flew cuntiniroUf ly "Did you know that llulick Pros, f of the City Commissioner have issucii This was the « laim i»f Mrs. Jatne- , Chairman, S. (). Mhinhnhtcr open, paid no gas or water Dill for the ■ ; Mti* ’ vri■**. *i m 11 I f, 1 i- n- nil . nil 1 Citv Cm-,,min t sa\ u few |-,mls for the amounts of hunareus I’-aell- when she testified on h 'r ed the meeting promtly at S I\ M. IVith a flo u ris h o f o ra to ry , . un ruing making u m-w Forrest i.r.ko Motel during the U»2fl husband’s hehalf this morning in Iiru 111fteristic • At. o f F o u rth rtf v. ..I \ i*!i • t>> i n -w - nr-1 ,,f thousands - f dollars tnnt yo o f with the following remarks: liiVurv t!0 miquteUI27 season ?” "Do you know tide, ai-i -arii in the -vi-nlng pa-'can’t collect n dollar on?" _ I.tidies and gentlemen: at a meet that eoiurncts have been award 'd efforts of hie attorneys to provj[v speakers at a barbecue, 'I ,-c and Si -m-l ” l’ n Dispatch" in - didn’t know that about th S n £ H nllofs IV ! mbers o f th e C ity C om m is- mg «.i this kind it i* « f »*o«.nic ™ . „ ,h r;iv.-liti. m at prices Idgli- an illicit love affair between Mts*. ion now fceor.t twhich it wn ; dated t! at tlie Su- i-nio f ourt rendering^ U , r*kn«M n a n d C itv A t t o r n e y Gfeoree t.-mary for tho Uiairmtin to mnl. ■ tlmn his mpetitor?” "Tliat la- ilocuf and Drelter as the niotlvY I ir t F ifte e n Mt Ihiiti’d States pr--me ( ’ -urt o f th- Stnlo o f Flor-Jon the Waters case. Mr. Chat® DeC’ot’tes last n ig h t m ade the in d u c tio n s : m tho In j;.i- | 111|,|,l- r, .-.mis....... hav.- not been proper fi r thc» murder of the woman’s hu." i ix-< nl nvidt* i-. ..................... ; O' i I ’ nl > hand. hi ' .... .. b -d. d d wn ft dv- ^auked nte^tt Vt^u “ ’i ^•wiU| n o !'* ning it is my pleasure to Imrotlm„ n,| , • . which the public1 I.iiiig l:dai«d, ile e ffo r ts to d is p ro v e chnr-Cant H r <v 1 Mis. Il-ailic t- <-k tIn* stand frlgh ■ m nil luting nil nssefuintonla ' Me aid. "W ill you give me n let, milU'«l to know have l>-n I C.iamboriln < ! >|t| v v i n ^ * . », f , j nf m ism an agem en t tn the your Chniniian for the evening: : t- d and nerxmiH ns the fir.(t wit levied and iivt**» ed throughout the ter on thi-'mibject?" nml I w lijrm o -ab-ijt -me Inn' v govern m en t and in m any S. O. SHINHOLSKR. plain citizen withheld, i specially record 1 thi­ m on behalf o f her husband tttUf Flute of I- lorida by every munic­ that ietter' so that yon may foltow ol' Sanford, Florida, not Mr. Shin- r.,, ,1 question?" Wo will 1 J \l | o’eloe!; tin- F.ur-pa iinees ig n o re d uu'jstiona holser, president of the Clmmliei todgi- Mousholiler one l»y one to I i - ii- 'Vn.llr. -0 years old, (laugh­ •’vn m ipality, nml within the City with me a r.ivman, nml seo if nr mark mi * ed the M I I ml. H r .,' been propounded by the ter ,,i he himti r and trapper eh i»» regard to lic it paving and those nny basis for the statements in the of Commerce. reply to tie re questions; Judge trip flight _ I -ague-. Tho. officials 11Inn—d round lire feuilaut, appeuied rerund. Fite til fc"pavers League I,, to lhi* instances where bonds had hern is- evening paper that tho City of SanOne of our p(i|icrs ihnde sum Mott.sch1Ider! IIV - an mill l.eipzhr and L .. the band shell tn a mi elalmeti lb I'-- low culled tipoi pot ihot 1 • tied ngnltml those r.pecinl nssess- f„rd has become involved because Creeled with applause. reference to Mr. Sliinholser a r> .jm-tt bail ’ ll' gallon L .I Mint numbered almost lu-r fa her nun equested him li lii* d nmenritlmenls. Mr. CUiiirnmn, and fellow of the decision of the Supreme president of the t'luiml.ep of Com jin tin* tnnkn. fltry csllu hrimt his gun with him ns he left. t -u- pThat is all rigltl ns n news ar­ Court. Tlte letter is as follows: Immher of I'cmnm-tv, •etis; I am glad tonight to lllive y officials not only denied n u n c; the l lit Ibis would la t Divlier. nj t ’.mg the stanil il­ ..Ytort ticle. l!ut ci-tiplcd with Mint news tom with this meeting an opportunity t o speak ton numv ls own ami ..im I i-lioeuf’s hehalt "You mentioned to me today a 1,1*1but. and tli . I t|„\ h id made nny efforts t" has no comm it. ap n. .pie f Snnfont ns we liavhere. <tug they would land at Mutt art iele. it was followed up with an conversation recently hnd with Mr. Jl ,:, the election twain t the this evening. It lies been the policy ia-: night, te tii-d that it waI urn glad <>f having tit- opimrtuni, during which he stated linn*. When’ tlu-y did lnud lin y hml Interview from one of Mte leaders Men.Ik- who ftr,-<l upim James i. Iprins -i-il nmondments. hut in nn- of the Chamber o f Commerce t<, t, ty o f coming before you to/ tht up- Roeuf tin the four met upon th­ -vlmnsted i very, dl'-ti of t In ir fuel. of the proposed nmend men! s to to you that there was a very gmv*u re|irc ent a body o f men regardless Ltr,nt; certain questions Hi" Hi t'n th<> matters Mint you nro inter­ ink- patatitde for a "friendly" At. ti:Jt* nVIiii-k (he Ktiropa was your City Charter, who stated in question involved as to the legal­ Itilu - mis-stated them to suit J„f political at filiations, ci t ed or h. I i r e d in at tliin time. Hefnro f .k i. in— th- '-. bout mack, already nn interview t-> the evening paper ity o f asst-: "incnt bonds issued nwitness lie ,ir convenience. This w::. far- >pet: mini prefaces of tiny kin.., who proceed to answer anj of the qtie . v l v tur-u-il stall inti­ ln\i n ) i at- n till* old w rill record Mint It- recalls nn incident five ^ain.Nt n«»en»monlfl lovlcil #nd initulml' true with reference to the i „ ri, umtok together strongly for (ops ia particularity. I w ill to go week net used Dri-her. ll n’ •b t i an air. I years m-i* that while serving its posed against privately owned nsfen 1 o ». - re m hedilletl t td tlte ertavd id M’.e I Kimminc pool funds and paving the ta-st advancement of the City, hack jy-t a little on neci tint 0f the* \( | ’ t hi of ('leal one «>f th- Cottnce! nppninted by M-sshig the total cost of local imill..me \va** i-lii.v lug sip ppnmwolil. According to ’Dm | | wi-.lt to rav that to loth sides manner in which this maiter has ,h' •",l1 »«• testify th.f, .-n<l at 2:05 tire City Coni mis shiner to approve l*rovi*nwntn nffnin^t said privately • ha< ••net rondctvnfr at- it a.-I huge elation. I. U-s the questions were o) ,,)|k cunlioveray, I wish to - ... ,,l( BWj „tnte to fo* llu- d1 mounted I■ # II ..... I t 11 * 1, o l 1, . vi -t t 111 I 1 t .* I . . • ., ... j-.nl rn plum* llr« men. »hn i v Chnrlor fot tho Citv of nwnoil property proportionately ac­ Ltdi. ns follows: "W hat became t f „, v .ftthanks for .the <r1:'<«it. - on )(f .j, f , „ { S relative to the prc-i-nt ' ■ M,i lint ' - mi i I.e Il-H'iif, Ik Th® a inuli'n Inter i, Hu r '- .i Florida, with myself and cording to frontage and tliat the *. i-11f in m-gro s<h:t I thr swimming pool n n n ey. t,, keep the Cliamhcr «*f that vmi are call.-I tipd' • I which , , . I ' 0 i" Supreme Court hi Id tltut where the .inl of tlm scandal -W s hospital money used to j t*(,m„ u.m . entirely dear *,t any t(in,„r,„w to ileetde. I u nit f * I’U t-an-l. I; this after. 1 1 iuivpa W'e.luer . -lb 1. d I-rn -I at I now n i-1«*h in tlrinmla, total cost of street paving hnd been kirts <*f MOrg- i i rt to hi .k (ho world dpr.it tail live th • streets o f Dre.-inwoM . I political affiliations in this or any ...,y t,, v- u my fiien-l that I- Citv • v jndl 'vith he I i-!n, J J. I •! l.ln on. Ir-ul ren­ n -us- itf this tiuA j it ed against privately owned pit'M«-.ikcrs chose to change M><‘ |other political fight. S- you have r.-mmi- ion a sttcli. as I I ml tirtiVe hiring ir ’ nrrl airing vvttlr its r-mipantoii der, il n t-tlnulc rcuort to the City property, tile assessments were In­ l'••■nil—. Dr. Di'i-ls' rn tr.’-.i-ltine, hml lo quit mi ncmiitil •*• to "W hi v.; •-•’« • - --I | f(>ro you in your' Chairman to , not opposed to the p e p •• hi tv ell mill'd r disemhowt • Cftiinmif <ion a .king then* t<* adopt valid. ' uVi i)w> - - i -»| built?” anil " f iliy 'Vir^ (night, F. O. Shinlmlscr, Ciliz-ii of ,,t th- amendments ::miiulmi-iH" us Mi- nro i- -multi H1|" V.'rtin-ll engine tfuuhlftj. The lt<-tl*n v,ill tu­ whnl is known as a fiQ.ftO plan, ' d two r:\ilroivi n^* i liij, vtlioi You nro riV*®l>l; not • ' •Ail -ntii* flight 1 «tnrtvi| oq l-M ncts of DrrttntWdd paved? l.Sanford. Himself. drawn. I • u : »V to you lum- tl.v rn q' igyl *ii . . ^ on i - birr Ihe **t*,-*l■* mat a-- the fact that I am the nuthor of the Klll.qui luips ft t 11o New* Yo 1,V -ntii'11 was mi-ie <( Mi • j Applause. and fairl hat 1 htv w I m im . -It* iii’O.i I lludr ;-d to " ■ < .... Ik- proportion »le cost p- Chapter U20H, lunvs of Florid*, e*. 1 ! -*ff. • i ‘ I.o .!..ig,-i...-:i- , and G.-U- „.,d M .,-.-v .11... .. nrt.....■ J^ntld. bid . m tins at lei ion. I bi-t tb - owner- o f th- abut tie r 1Arts o f ] ‘J23, entitled ‘Alt Act promen, you will k*'V?'g' AlaPPV l-’ffrr-st nnlcc is tlonien, wi. find that its hard- mid srpniatoly ns n ' nmlssfon ... , o( ! ke 1* urd p -imlati-il of | Almost II Mr. - - ■ <it and S I. J,t Wit | D-sl'-rate vffol to disprove ! ■ iv on » -h -.id . of the street,jvlding a Supplemental, Additional V - rt -d tn have lnforme<l a rep- |y designated as a political that I am not. fir-t ballot iliir on-rultl 1Dessau w - >t i b- ! lying field ,md - tlr.rt tlie ,vt nue In the case and prove H \i ■! thi-ft ir-'iitloimiu would hnvi- and Alternative .Method o f MnkI«rat»tivc of the Fanforil Times niecling, I think you could more I want to slali a i linrut-f irpr'inrlou < I, broke out n -I -I I .iiilwi • (he fi - I . tiell-ve that Ids 1 ml know ing l ocal Improvement* in Cities, oiHirly call questional wnetm-r • r .. •.-rt in th-murder wn* -inmitted on I bit in the confusion o f Ills illness ! pi|uo|»orly call itit anbusiness husine.-s meeting, meeting, question o f whctl I "hocha" • - 1: ■ii tn-ws war. ftmbed ! IH r-l. •l th­ is 1. ..reason . ..^ •!...« *«>■%*••«*. umemhnents otn.iiiili lid ill Rdnuld • hi llM !•lit* nIF '!1*'t' l11 lilt '■ h • -• ,i -i l-rond ami -uifflelcnt j Towns and Municipal Corporations, at he Imd neglected to mention «•for tthu that your ICommis. "'* I’nlminh*, when- tho body i that thi•id Imd been broken. >n 111 -t, fit :I­ Mint he • "Mil i»v at that time, a- Authorizing and 1’rovlding for fy. the ?inn,00() voted for thin .doners, your public servants, have City Charter was hr -■•'>! up •'|- found, and not in « flooded I I'l'OJ'lft- <11(1 -d each olln r mid 111. illot mini : tii"* tbtI *direment of la w -, Special A«se- (mi nis for tho Cost arf"-e was in the tank. j hud questions presented to them, proximntely n ycat - -• • ,l' 11^ ^ Irict of Morgs., City, were ■> do 1 i me of l!;t more exuberant leap\ bill- Dr-hor v ? on the stand ijir - i i I- - prn i ing nt tho bar **r(Thereof, and Authorizing tho IsOne of tlie speakers admitted why this? Why thut ? Do you know nhly before that. I " 1,11,1 .1 ii-to lire nit iif i hoiillnir. .1of tin* ilistriet vi-ur <’ ii", I 11*«. Iliekiu on, Mr. siiar.ee uml Sale o f Uonds o f Such D YN A M ITK K M ’ MiSM *'S Rrt the Motel Korti'st U k e owed something else? Do you know matter being more - I- a 'I” Mrs. Ud/uid. H-;. who had (teen up l-’n • (V11 on. Mint it was illegal .MiinielpalUii-s in Connection with tcuirey to furi-M II su- li a tm*'l r citv something like $2,200 for something else? Fucli of those imi, you niigltt s»; . 111 ill nigh’ , cried r joy. i s , . i ■ ■ ■ • *i.. i ... i ....litI,-,-1 ■•nmimtrn1 |h- hr ginning •>* tho trial fail- in nc I tn.v hi-nls Issued inid-r that aid Local Improvements, Huld \T1.ANTA, Aug ■ -i i:''1 Iwififinln; Tatcr .mil gas, ln;t no reason wa* questions as huve Is-ea propmrml.-.l the hi t nolitical ' W ' * ' " " ; in*: Tl, >;i iitln: i Ini'-hm -I qii— i-ti'-u of t* fine fo r fly- would I- t ull oid void* llu-v eome Uonds to lie General Obligations of ?,!yster> dyaamit- exploslo 'sigm-1 as to wiiy this hotel Intel which have a uircel InrarinR tin any *n ,Jllr * ,Jv ,n u. , Md<U l lu* tci l-lue ami ahma l -I - in tlo in simper nrllcl- and tin* Municipalities;” under which eri-uted terr-ir ov-r tlie r- tlcnti.tl ing. Tl.i- aky w vhen of the official ration* of your « ..in- legislators were inv-i venue in the O' hmi!-l have received credit win mi was shining by infei in - at lon- t miv t«» you -authority tlm improvement of all Inst mgiil's trial, aei-tion » f th- fit % ami vn lit v i f l iv It -v and ' ’ ••rn- missioners will be mmv-r-d la ir .' I renu-mhor that ' During « th, i host, tries in the city are coin bright. ...ifjtil Mint .lames I ' Pullim i noil Wmhington (tn • t ,i»-».i-I,. Mint 'li-- City of Sanford is street in the City nf Sanford has tavo ly. f, , ly, hero tonight. There will certain citizens at hn •* I........ reho. .osti tlli l to nay tlieir bill-* or It: number * f them lit vn m* • (jp f ir4.t| two sin at Is- Ihieiil A at 11>' *-r Idu last nit­ The I ad tn when th- ' f m' r iiivftilvcd I k-i' iiiisi- nil honils ibedi made. p.r Mic latter liud upc-nod fir- ' 1 wit r I—-I "lu- dwelling ft-o I’ulliu .........as Charter 1*208, Lnvm o f Florida, ir-ia'liiii- iji'li ami the propellor i in I aenh'-t -ln-et pnvln heir service discontinued. he no effort to deny anyth ng, tla-re wh'-tla-r or not 1 vv-u - m li*-* |^|(„ I'alomil--. Me said M ,.tof-pft-.l n't" -1 - llu imum-iit tli-*1 F*t rt i*l. - halti'fi'd the vvii loW. ii'ft-iiis In Mib( CHv nrc null nml M>2.‘l, Ims been constructed by the A lung explanation was given n't will be no effort to cnnioiiMaue nn.v- legislation in the l.egi*l State of l-’l-rlda to a ll"" the p---i'* ||,(.jr ling, preurraagi-d Ihun jdun» i-il- lie- Mu- ground. Uiatlcr ie Court Supreme Court of this State in an np..ili"-nt lmu*e mo i-l ; .I Mint Mi|i Supreme |n hmv city bonds tire vnUd, viill- thing:. You will linvo tin- - mutter.-; of my town to pass np»n vviieiia-r ( v <(,n jli|n .„|r (lll,| Mrs. |A. It, -.- I i, l-iith frv*sh mid l.I.ii I aw iv uml • ru-ft'.l ami Kdzt nl k,d(l. I want to r.iv tir you j tho ease of Walters ct nl bs. City •■'b'd and then offered for sale, pi evented to you as they appear or It'd (hi y dcsin s • • ’ . . m i , . , hei n u ole for th­ -1- iJiin-il tli ■ ,- known lid:, i-ipi- wnr-1of Tampa ct al, decided August •re not tin-d lifter JHint I able il.int -r - 11 two *lw'< lingsi « minute description was offered on the record. us*the form nl 1 nf Icelnrlng i trooly in ' tlm Snnr-m- Court f- - 2nd.. H»2-l, nml reported in 101 voyage, nltlmuirti cortlim; i-* pnih-. * t'* the disposition of bonds, lliYour Uhuirmun will not attempt mi nt, and I told th< -)f .....dty l» vo men. moiioloiiou;; tliey • 'c-ftths-ii i'i ii on*** o f - Southern Reporter 227, tho opin­ syn , nt of commissions and hrnk- any speech hut will simply intro. If I wn* cmivlncod (ha - ' " thn, \A, i:... .,t , • r V O l'M iK S l i -! • I »ATI? -‘S .if Die strain. -bowel I -I I tan Itnltwny ion being rendered by Justice Ter­ 'sg-'. hut no speaker ever told how duct* your various <'onimts.sionern n»y own wanted lo j, i whei ! i" "t -left** ibe • itv nf l.rik-. rell. <’Iiccn, • Q ' iI m B '-•I them im they he 11(10 in bonds and certifi- and the t'ity Attorney who have (IN S r question. Mint I " I ii the construction o f said It A l l lAHlHK. A •i 'i t noestion ipvolv• timber I ft i lie cockpit nml tIi-.for what purposes, and they turn will touch upon them vtc ."cut recently sold in New York, linvo in handled these innttrr.-*, and L'uoh 1»ilY into the I->■»:«Mature *-f ,|"'* **•■•** world' t Tin liiiii'-r of l-ei ,•» tht-* The City of i hupter 9208 the Court anld, a1 "til to greet them - i oivd ! ft*II *':*t I - -lime o f the Imlanee. indtviilunlly ns tlig evening pro- the State o f Florida. tor III \ to H A W A IIA N FLIG H T I voiin;-*, ‘l dr leg1*1'' .1 t- • tivi ,1 a sni'i'inl as-] inong other things: r ad nhak. hand.-!. I'cr.'iiiial attacks were directed grosses. ( 'rim matter passed ulmig and it rgh. He i< " I l may be regarded ii ; definite­ iiiry C. I.m be of I* tin-1 rail? o'd light of Tin J’ -•orkn, where Me| 1 ' Douglass and George G. I have here t " " adverti ( uicnt.i wrangled on down- 1 M’" ” ' l’ r VN- |»||t,(i t . -t Aug. r».(l t h ath ni",it I. old .llllgi .1 o ly settled that tin l.egi.dature of Alhintir Coast line I lie■**I. dueiiin d a imli■ of tb, lenders o f the that have uppeuu-d in id tho ono particular meetln ’ • 1 ' (| ( ||, ft‘|,|,|* 1, me entrant n uuven elrildreli, b lift.- ell I,V l*l-iii, II,rough semi* north-fi of the State may create, or nuthorizo •lav for ill iiia workers. '1 hese " id*nned on Pago 2) daily papers, ..... main dale «i in|flaiunon n memhei , ,h |, . . to i pret his lu'other.1 an I .e l and at the identical point the creation of, special taxing dis­ imd nut upon thc I July 2h: ’lire pe.qd. I.nv right W„ H at llml time. I •' 1 ....... |;oc|l.A,|| fjcl.l on North • 1sent lb-m nt th- t-> uii-.m I i "0- tvorkt in win., n id Improvement wns tricts and charge the cost of n lo­ fl.id -liout: hk I . ‘ iuging. q to knuw; Due under drill ot \ngust mi-etiiig and the <i, ,, inj. |:m,| „i 7:r,r, A. M. today for Lo: VTIlliliii of Siiarluy evtf. I d ud improvement, in wholn nr in ....... Ih(-r«. was an intervening (11° rJ’ r ! '2. stating "Kigln reason why ... came up reintive to ter •" " Angeles. Tlie plane was piloted by school . part, upon tho property tn such dis­ stria " f land ids feet wide tliat tlie ^ iU illl T i l l s M o n i l l l K ’ .want a change," . ml- ut those ments might be lnti-<lueuit " Aoggie I’edlur, with Miss Mildi-d ItEDI KltN Mill’s OFF trict,, or according to valuation or Atlantic Cored Lino didn't own. ipuslioiiH us hear on tie aitivities i.eg'r" . . " " ■ ■ pretty Miehigan set I , time l>urun, prenv .>iicingui> At* \t ill. I M ' I LD .Tlm*.* nr,- tin- fuels in tliat case. To superficial area, or frontage, with­ m*ni, t ', in.iMiiml' ma’am, and Manley, naval nai 1-n*i^. ,.P Taylor, rhurgerl with or work of your City Commission to myself, n 1 • • how- >1ii Mint asfar as i am cm- out violating tho Fourteenth A’ (IN S ) '*‘ . ’S r e « » c ip h e r in the . oekpil. TI’liis * leW I M ONTREAL, iju " ’’ 1 n of liquor, drew a fine of will he answered without f«-ar, and the fern impp* <| o ff today c« rued, renr, renting the City of niendincnt to tho federal Consti­ plum in IlS wan serving n* i***-H — 1 — ,i, .■ as I was ,1 „ f throo men will mnn tlnsimply in tlm tone of y**ui "-ivants ' ' w days in Polirc ( ' '.it j S j —George M-il1:, On., hi Ids Stinson. Sanf, id, lloridn, and doing what tution and that tho wholo expenss City Commis d in* r and , "** morning. There were only mnking a n-p<»rt to yon --t t lif r pM ity as Legislat r. oi -jipuihe mid la's-' ■• •i,</pinin* neenmpuntad I run in my humlde way to see n f paving or improving n atroct actions. 'jtJr i .t -ic m, the docket. M. C. Hell Mostori l-amlit, > -n very short time, that 1 would not tli on, tl< signer uml tliat . r' thing in tlm city of San " r highway may bo nsrested by a N A V A L c o m KUENL’K Some clauses w-Jiirh were purely , rc*-i with larceny was trailslicri- t<idn •.' for 1! - legal s<* far .is il > - niunirrpnlity pureidt tq statutry ?.korn..y action in plain-. From llnins- ford-.’irrelevant, which t!o not I ihvu any ii...- committee. ........ a i-i. There Ilii'i' wn; no err‘ '* 1 - Me* county. o f<• that wili take o ff on a aihle I . have nvorything I,—nl, I nulhurity, u|ton the lands nhuttinf LONDON, Aug. p. (INS- *-.i. . M ciellt, ins formbearing whatever on tlie .1 1 **n of I'i* hi paid u fine «-f $1 for decision reached as to whnl should liientiug the failure of Mm Geo ■ >j rhino. ie from liruuMwii'U t*i war; in t i tr with my ei.rr.-porid G'o street or highway so improved »t«l •‘ •'ii- iiir oniinmice. i. I*.,;your officers huve not hern touched he done. . .. ... ->oii after lie arrives , rrt in T.illnhur-sec and I received >n proportion to the feet front* being Naval Disarmament Conferi «, I ‘ burg,,| with drunker.ess , but every ................ere pro. SACCO V N V E TH I remcml-er in particular n win f i • t liinv mlvirtint: mu Unit wuch liind.^, without pruvidhi^ dllion* permit. Th ,f th,. gentle the Itrithdi (ires* takes the nttit ili “tf i».t appear in court uml his , l’ou,'‘l‘ ‘ l „ »» t»*ene tw„ adv. rtiseM. c„urt hud rendered for a Judicial inquiry into the valuo hup ’ "tin is Ihn longest Wh.l lu'n'i -f $1(1 was estreated |monts will he answered for ><ni to- appronchi'd i'V| ""^ .ta ria ily inter-(that the <onf« r.-jic- has at lei t ] BOSTON, Anj- .* (IN S ) •Wild) i i . .I- , -. yesterday in fuv.n of ,,r l«*nds and the benefit* uetiled. of "",',,t i ! i f , .lueslloii *>r amend-Idcmonstartad thnt further 4nvnl ............... th e c a |night, tl.e Atlantic Gm,st Line, in that Uinlly to nccure to them by tho pro' ’ " ' m * * ta i t„. kiio thoy limitation Is nut an easy matt i N l( . . , roloim •••• ••" ilicogl ,1111ei, uml i mi oof ii— ! 1 wisli to nay tiinl (In n- was mi'll!» . II,, ' i-*lO\'s <M l.\ S t MONEY M1 Kitlll no .SO-— >.-<*-z. ....... ....................• i .............. . - 'fti i ,illl .t r • c. Upon rect Ipt o f iwprovemsn ' zrltl m r.* in fall -mg today the d l i k o i t GOODWILL f l i g h t I some request, or some thought, of ., 11 ‘ , iiiHt it. I said lm» do vou :and may Im- eoiihid* led u rem tl -t ii formation, if ymi will par- i “ l » » «t » not niy language, that a I N*K\V YORK \uo- B Visions ( ,,u,,t,nK this a kind o f joint d -hatu ^„ow they .... i-c , V "u ! . — -----possibility loomed Mint all court d-or :,i,- I will rend vou this t.do-1 1 believed to be the law when I’ f * - ' ... . lower borrowing UWalir. Ladies and jpsntlei i II ; ! * ' * , p,., „ hefora tht n , I In- ( Amonjf a group o f ancient i approved thi-s act and n test case SKLI'HlHtil'. FIELD. Mich., Aug. grant of miiie in reply. l ta,‘*!' “ »"! « wider Influx of invest - 1T ^ r t e d into a Joint debate those L,,.,, hin, t(, come, that was bef- netunios shown recently in Chi' o tlon had la-i-n c l - <1. (1‘ ,'Sl Frederick A. Giles, Mr. Win. Illmiiit Myers,attorney, was made uml carried to the Sull"tn* funils illl<p thl. e Mock and ^ ul >Vt’*** l left to go to the Legislature Ho j wiih one with leaves of thin be , n pift-ma Court and thut’s what I'.’nglir.li nviutor, plans to hop o ff D I (•(*»' decorated in hinpier d 1 I’alrick lli-nr. "i-l 1 S'* i 'i ' ft, • t> v ninrketa stimuluteil active tlie river would still la- hen- tumor, , didn’t come. lltformnlirtii your wire regarding * tlldwell ami Rayinotui o f New • mluy in “ iu-troit’a Good Will taugiii Tlmma* J< fferson how l«, Mtltougli Ie* was then*. • ",e,n p,.|,| H ie lover.. «d Mtia he-,-', « "a* - f the M.-ealled investment j " Q "HU dehat ng. ' “ Messenger" on Mi -ir ct l-g o f an ,>,-■iiirtii tty Judge Ellis astounding., York, tlie leading experts upon thu --- ...-•! I“ n t,( wood. Mo- violin. rttu. rnu| rtock* lotUy. wtd tho " " l tW‘,k 1,1 invunUnio that he nevt-r ciid present the i , air jouriutv i l ilitt ■ - ", ■ tlm Supremo C"url n ' -•••-tion in tin- United States, beanybody even though he might lit'" v »•, l»rict*s which immcdiutolv -through a join debate_ unyl /*’Mlnnd, it > announced Im lv .. it-- If in c:im - of Walters vs. City of Hcvu to Im* tho law, and that’s what ' d"u) (| yesterday’s l.reak carried vv‘ u,‘» be particularly .•niigiitoued, represcnUng ull of tho IMa journey ,11 rovor 11,1hi miles,. l amp i "no hundred one touinurn ' the Supii-nit, Court said ivus tlm or any of tlie puldie could In- con­ Ranford. I g*mo bwk he ■; p : . l e v - twenty M-vcn anil rase o f jb»w- and I liuve a telegram from [price levels? aCtiV<! iMUt‘S t0 hi« hur vinced on* way or the other as to during the time I w h s m Dill* Line Railroad Cum-' the Atlantic Coast .... - ....... — ------— -Scrpreme . ----- Court ------ saying - —- they n the merits or demerits " f cither husscc, probably three T H R U M Ml IIIO W I I* ,'l*!' ,„* l-uny vs. Guine cvillo ninety onu (haven’t reversed tliat divisioA-^* side. Consequently w > have »-limifore adjournment, and tlu l I NEW FORDS -lUlliern pug* one eighteen. Will |Yvt thb-iLuLu*U*»,ihfet, this evennated ull joint debate in thi- nc ut- Mtion w-a» brought at that time to W ASHINGTON, Aug. 5. (IN S ) appre iatc- it if you will rush m- ing paper, comes out and snys the nt'lt •Mi oil, Aug. 5.__(IN S )__ Ccr- '"K tunilfhL Thin meeting will ba Mic City %• ........... ...... I’ossihilitiej o f the bulb indu i v comtnnnda a ; I pric e Commission. 1 was in n I tain * A M i cut p> "Mow up some of complete copy of this opinion nml J„w ha« itec-u violated and that we rhaiigos in spec ification on t h - !" o f ,y°,ur M'rvunt"; hurry the n, expecting t" catch u jf, .Seminole County were emphn- large profits, n l-ig I if Rami uml Vanzct- let mu have unv additional infon.i-. are going down to dcstructiun and ' " d were ordered yeaterduv th‘ ' c , l >’ Commissioner**, and tiniii at four o'clock. H wa* thrown rixed today by F. W. Bender in an The speaker t.,q-l,i-c tnlk v ill: ti are m*l freed vvus received at tho ati.m y--u ran obtain, if the opinion damnation. 1;;'k,n" "nimdiate immediate production production of*,. -,'f Gc< rge A. DeC’oD.s, your • ity At- on tho table and naked "h a t J •address before tlm ChumU r t ull urgcnt ! i - , «•« nsld-r. - i .qirvnie court today, it was writ- us rendered by Judge Ellis standi i Voice from tho nudirnco "Hear , Vi.,ni-i do nt,out it. 1 said at t '11*1 Commerce at the weekly lu , v 7 r "* » "hole impossible, it ( torney. of tlm be.d I n , n , post card which wus uinil- and rein aring denied thcru is no f,jm (ni^/* ny cit es, iadics and V, . i, nl! f. irne**. H l i-'d at the 8eminole Cnfe. Mr. l V' '' M-’ earned today. Officials «Ic-' 1» n (Treat many telling o f thu resulting injury t» Those are facts, niy friends; jf | »houli| be cpnvlr. <d that stressed tho importance of a <: • -1 ,n* ,w ! this stc* <• | at I ed !’• M. yesterday in tho in tat o l lorida as p reel Meally u ( , , l . 1 *'• t" nn-dict uhM „-...i.-.i.... gentlemen, and especially in H t I- , c n n |ng nnper has to i.,Ttl, ride tutlon, i’ittshurglu rould |M' cx|(ected ns n ’unit, ex- '»« «'»•“ lim‘” not on,y. a 1 ',Y Mm people wanted to pn: on it vt-isifkaUon o f crop* and d e l- .. 1, l,u1'* h;‘ V “ “ ,‘,n' U very munlclpaltv hus issued bond* , kc igIUP( ntl,l! “ on| f 0r the h U i " “ * * ’ *y *i-lai voiced endorse depart mint j ul®1* indoor sport but a populur out- < .. |„,| lo mtrciduc a •* D* thut if tho bulb industry were d-•-, W. M. S ott ’ urjHI.und covering street paving special ass- „ ul.pW 0f mudtfing the water, and wndcr's plea for c nip AM ERICAN SHOT •cificutioris. ,? ° r t’ '* to rot‘?l1 our ‘ ‘ y. .m,| shorliv after thut a meeting vtlopcd Sanford ami Sen.in -I- ment or Mr. F '•‘I waiting specifications e.csnicnts under authority of t Imp* u wanr to know who that Commissioners or Aldermen, a “ . . j jn ((U|. c ity r f ler i re- County would have continuous r.v- rotation s-> that Mr the county may ter Ninety Two Ninety Eight Acts _entjero#_ is gentleman . that nun’s ra»!_...name . < D ITON M ARKET o f 1923. E. A. DOUGLASS. I want to ask (Signed) G. A. DcCottes. you, do you think Mr. Dougutaa Tk^c.a, V m K ', Autr* 5.— (I N 8 )— - th / What answer do 1 get to that know* moro than I do on u "i'rctb!1,n ,mnrk*t today fell mor- towns , telegram? I gvt this answer front question, knows iron* than Caldwell l.-vi ithe influence o f the things.I suppose nvni nmy correspondent in Tallnhasnee: & Raymond of New York and more E i..u::;,nt.cr” n which wUl| . r*l*ort . - ........... .,.n ning o f time it had been tin Tallahassee, Florida, August 2, Mum our Supreme Court knows. R. stncis thi* coming Monday, once-......... - ........ •n i tended, and I felt that it niude no financial return on eustur ... , n rtann , 1927. Ann ccipiu) at Guuyums, M>*x"N ow I am going to address iuj* consequently simmered Fathers. Ladies unci gentlemen. I George A. D iT 'tti-i ru{ i matter to me who hud ati ■ • <* •'• •*• point*-*! out that the pr : ■ ' : -' to the state depart(Continued C-p Page F ive) u.rtJ1 1,1 c°mparativeiy small pro- wi*h to say that I am tlinnkfulwe m ating if MW people In my town tLis ,, articular bulb has pa d ».-« o f nirpmt f r • an ford wa* d.-j * Sunfurd, Florida. 1 "till urt/*-... : Ii».k h e n * VV Wivuun* 'ta i'll"1 •‘ ric’es ------were ...Oft. without live In in a Inurx town CirHne t-dny w when il.ey (Contltmed on 1’offo Two) the expetimental atage and U..-‘. n fcirvd nntil vt Friday, >g - * t **‘‘,>" ""iia p t change, .roust our City Fathers btH-nyse they A tto rn e y r a il to BRING GUfi o Answer Questions , Mention IsMadeOt* Where FundsAre Or p0r WhatTheyWere ' Spent; Large Crowd S t e n o g r a p h i c R eport Daughter Of Trapper Also Hut On Stan* iicries Twisted fo S u it Purpose 'h'h Liglass, Herring & [Herald Bear Brunt lot' Speakers’ Attack H E A R L Y KOI rU» •H'l.’tS It f i kJfJ J 1 I[ Possibilities 01 l?uil) Industry In T h!; County Emphasized By I*’. V . Bender ; ii' * n, m b ft i| ! iaim I / .M �THE SANFORD HERALD. THURSDAY. AUGUST Sanford Splits 1win l l° 1 D ' H O llI ' ^ A 7 ° jlL W ith ~ ? ¥ , f H o s tle r s Lxtsls ^ ^ WmNGKM Tint Avoid A Fight This Y ear and remained there until Sncasa m o r s e t ie s ofJ called him lust yenr to head the Liberal army. With his brilliant CLEVELAND, , , successes ns u general, he then bu- (IN S )-C lu rk Mor^; cunie the marvel of Lntin-Amer- bt. Louis youth, w in n i^ ica. medalist prize with , <l Although his patriotism is ques­ qualifying round of 1 19 _ tioned Ly Jie-hard Lilierals, Mon- to teo off with W cnila took the common sense Ilnltimore. in the course when he threw down his the match play i„ th. „ arms by agreement with Stinmou Public Links Golf Tour* * to prevent slaughter o f his troops toduy. by the marines. It is to he noted that hi| refused to call General Snndino n bandit at a time when the Navy Depart­ ment, through Admiral ' Latimer, und the State Department, were • attempting to brand Snndino with that stigma. Sumlino was one o f Moncadu's beat generals, although be in­ curred displeasure when he inslated on carrying on the hopeless war against the conservatives ami the marines. W ASH ING TO N — General Jose M. Moncadn, who seems likely to he a candidate for president of Nicaragua, is regarded ns most NEW YORK, Aug. I.—The rti- ,( ulm win tin* Nntinnnl l-cn^uc penfriendly to the United States. mnr that Jack Dempsey was Imlk- , mint, Tbe series is scheduler! In He is the author of a book in liijf on fighting attain this year was ' Mtnrt the first week in October, w-.*ich he makes a strong plea for uis polled when the former champ- , Dempsey wirorl acceptance of the fr.cndjy ielutions between the two inn wired from l.m A n g le that ' S(*|it. 22 date and added that lie ' countries and speaks highly of lie wnald he ready In It* e Gune ^would leave Lot. Angeles on At:*'. A Mericans. Tunney airain oil the night of Sept, jj-, for Chicago. Flynn leaves early Mom ado now stnnds out as the -’2 in the S'ddiers Memorial Stud- )|(>xt Week to -elect a training cani|i "i Irorg man” o f Nicaragua if only ium, Chicago. >m>ar that city. A dispatch from > '-iii' i, there are few other subKicltard had slated previously I hit ago last night states that ;_Dint!al candidates to oppose him that Dempsey had asked for ns Dempsey has engaged a bungalow t<»c *1 • residency. much time as possible in order *o on the roof skyscraper ia the down­ A'bdfo Dins, the president who get himself into the best possible town district where Mrs. Ih-uipsey ' ' „ ns in power supported by in order to get himself into the best will lesiih while .lack is in trninCr ted States murines, is cordially Yankee Sltit'jiiT Socks Out possible condition fur Tunney and jug. hated by ninny Nicaraguans. It lim ner N i ». .‘Hi Atwl 37 In suggested tin* week of Sept. 2fl. , '|hc Illinois boxing commission now appears that even his former This, the promotor told him, was |,„s Htipulntcd that both boxers Slug Fesl \\ i t It Detroit friend and supporter, Emiliano out of the question inasmuch as tnU8t hx-ate their training camps | WOMEN'S T E N N IS TEAM Ending W illi Honors Even tiY<-,«* was a possibility of weather < liarim.Tro, who placed him in the Illinois and lie <>n the ground at on- tponenients Ihnti might bring least three weeks before the light. presidential palace, has gone back NEW YORK, Aug. — (IN S )— NEW YORK, Aug. 1. -Several I lie fight into eoufllet with tile Dempsey will < la p near < hiettgo •»n bim. Chamorro put over the year-, ago when playine f»*r Col World’s series in the event the a month in advance to acclimate election o f Diaz when the United A squad of seven women player., toohiii, Henry I.ouis Gehrig n :u-kStates refused to recognize hint from which the United States himself and to give Flynn, wltoi .Sanford and Miami split a rlmih n 1 so ninny home runs that the after Ids coup d’etat, hut the lead­ Wight man cup team will be picked j trained him for tin* Slmrkev fight. , le-header here yesterday with the university lotthorilies were foreed itime to work out certain plans for ing Spanish language newspaper to oppose the English team In tile UP international tennis match in For­ visitors annexing the fit si game to const met a large r hull field for his second battle with tile ex-ma­ of country has just printed a est Hills on Aug. 12 and l.'lth, will by n strung ninth iimiiit' raily and him, and today it begins i•• look as dispatch from Rome ,|uoting rine. In-gin practice in Forest Hills on Bunford taking; the second behind ) if the Major l.eaeiie inaguiilo.Chamorro as saying that lie would Ilillv tiihson l< ft l.i-t night for Monday. The squad consists of the airtight hurling of Leo With- a ill he obliged to do the same' r?.lu r n *o bis country to fight Hpeculator, N. Y.t to ai,|uaint Tun­ row who shut the Hustlers out witli tiling. Tlte Yankee slugger vvalliiaz. \\ ithout Chumorro and his Mrs. George W. Wightmnn, cap­ YESTERDAYS HOME RUNS ney with the .situation and to con­ tain; Miss Helen Wills; Miss Elea­ two Bcattororl hit*. loped his 3Ctli nail .17th homers faction, Diuz becomes almost the fer with him on training camps. AM E ltlC A N LEAGUE nor Goss; Miss Helen Jacobs; Mrs. Fergus held the Hustlers safely \csterday and now leads the gieni “ L understand Tunney wants to Here's Lilli Walker. Denver pitch* man he wui\ when he served as a Mollu Mallory; Miss Penelope An­ Season's during the first innings id the Rube Ruth by three. ?2f, clerk for un American min­ derson and Mrs. A. H. Chapin. I'layer a ul l ' ,ul, Yesterday Total stay in specuhitor as long us poss­ er, who Is to report to tho New ing company. opening game while .Sanford was i *1 • 1 1 mi 1 | , , ible,'* said his manager, "and p-nb- York lilanta at tho end o f the touchingUnvls regularly. The <VI- «-by A-‘ tit; hat, had an annoying l.ah CSelirig, ably he won't go west until the Western Association season. Den­ In any event, Diax cannot he re­ Yankee2 37 erymen however, we,« only able .rushing through the window first of September. I am going to ver owners realized IliG.poo oa elected because the Nicaraguan to bunch them in the •event!, when ;l . |„ ..... „ or |.o„„.|ing of, the lleilu-.aiin. < Id,-ago next wed to inspect a the t,ulu of Walker to the Ulautm. constitution expressly forbids two Tige, .> JriBhie . single and Roace Alien . ........ : r. T|l, consecutive terms. number of training -ites Hint have Hudlm, Moncada, now said to jbieti offered.” Homestead — Homestead Tele-, __ have ___ wv. Indians In the ninth Kimunp walk, d and J M ,.r fie ! , | . the o,.t-k!,, -V.f F ra cticily every county seat or ! ',,,ne t'oinpany rebuilding county j ?on,u Nicaragua's fair-haired son C lU r t'i singled him to second. |summer resort within a hundred hues. i Js °bout frO years old und a busBousa and Hinkle struck out. Then , V1 * ‘ ! J ' 1,1 NATION At. LEAGUE is a Prescription for i miles of Chicago has invited one or — — --------------------/iness man ruther than u wnrrior Tatum crushed a hit to rente, "•b;dugy . Wane,-, 518 F irs t Nat'nl I Malaria, Chills Fever, loth fighters to tu-c-pt its ho,pilallahassee— Highway contracts **e fought, side by side with which looked good for a long winglo \1 ..." v “ V NV ,! 1" v*l,*‘ Jl" I’i rates but Cusack played jt wrong anu it ‘ ) '!/ j. ^ aokery at ! rather j tidily during the training nerlod. h-t l,y State Ron** |)-**>rr«ei/,t,t j Chamorrp and Diaz in the revolt Dank Hltlg. Dengue or Riliotig Tever. , The ,e-id,abilities are that both men •roni January 1 to May 20 nggre- |nP«inst the dictator Zelayn many rolled past him for a home run. I r" lly J '','! * it v It kills the germs. TH E I HAMERS:scoring three runs and heating Ferm‘w f ;“ w i l l choose a lake report. 'anted S8,<lthl,n0;». years ago, but returned to husiners American tid in g .17 , Ruth ill. I fus after lie had pitched winning .. <;,"t •* homer-, nn hi-' 1. >,• i bull throughoi.t the entire game. «-i*.,„on.:r a:e got Ineiil.iii-r m :i l . a ! i 1.7. Fimuiorii. I I , W illiam :­ In the second game Withrow was *-•»'*“ 1 : *' are iiinoing ,n- , . Ml. Natiiona! W illiam s 22, W il.on invincible and the Hustlers could I It; In,. do nothing with his delivery whne ' I he 7 auks hn-ke even with De­ F.i, ll< r,mhy 17. T erry lit. the Feds hunched hits o ff Lofty troit yei.icrdny, winning the night LEAGUE TO TA LS Wetr.,-11 in the third inning to score can H to ,i s.fu-r dropping the National nil the runs needed to win the <i en». r by a it to ft score. Ameri’ an a il. game. The standing in the National r rishie was safe on an error by Li-ngtn race , i-muind unchanged LEADING MAJOR HITTERS Kuuupp. Riddle laid down a per- a* irl _ ......... . three .louder*, wor, the feet hunt u„d heat the thiow to . who ere poiM-i to tin AM ERICAN I.EAGI E first. Withrow i.tAnmed both nu t IMrut* were »oft to the I - ami I layer rm' ( lid, G A il I*. II IT T with a good siieilfice. Heuzley sing , hot 12 to I. led to right scoring I- rishie a n d ______ _ __________________________ I'Hilu. Hit ;ir»t 75 i :?h itiddle, Hoke stole second hut wu < j -j i t.'ehi il out a moment later Hying to ste-il . . , N, w third. Myers lot a grounder and 1 iluth. went to second ns llinghntn threw FLORIDA S TA T E 1.1 Al. low to Hrst on his grounder. Fug AA'. U Allen singled to left and Myci Miami 17 12 reared. Allen w i„t to >•« com! on u SANFORD 17 13 wild pitch hut t'rowu ended things 1h'rllfllltl Ift Ift New Y o ii 8ft .'1 by popping up to rho.’t. Tnnt|i:i 13 11 I - er :: . .• r a This <tided the scoring allhoegli iiurnMiln l ‘. 18 D, trull, .511,.' Manfonl threatened several time . ) t I'etui lull II HI Hear.ley made a nice etilclt in the N YI'ION'At, sixth inning when Tatum lined Hie AM ERICAN I.EAGI E Warn1, hull out to him in right with two ............. . * * !* | W. 1.. Pill 1. '.i!l III M IftH .:18ft. incn oil base . Till wo the item New v ,, A_‘uil< • 1 , I !n;t i , 71 e.-.t thing to a threat th.it Miami AYnslii »,-i* >ti . r.s 40 Fitts. made in the second gum-, end Ti 1ii-i roll 5 t Ift lliirnhart, turn's iiieun drive which Hensley Fliibi'li 11>li in fti •18 Fitts. gone for three sacks, I 'llll,ll,>0 ni ft.'I I 1isrli, took after a hard run might have ( 'IcV 1111 II! 42 Cl • l. I.'uii loo 113 so 11, For the visitors Knaupp ami l-o Laui: ID fl'.l •I"l II. I I11 nlayed good games in the fi, I I. St. , H uhton till 31 Manager la*e t’rowe of the Fed *" " " New York 1*3 .'IIS l.;t lit :i4l*. protested the first game on an uin loader a yeur ago t•• nv ir:i\N A 1 lo s Al. LEAG U E pirn's decision. Tampa will he here m r, Fittshiirgli, .'lf»2. W. 1. today to begin a three j'linie cin ( li .-i|'n BO . 33 while the IJustlers will |;o to Hi Fill:.bull. 1 ftK -HI lando for three. St. I.n.ii 57 12 loo aft I Dili |;t2 New A<>i l. fils 48 Miami All R II FO A f!» a7a cii 1at; < inciuiiati 47 ft4 Foss, 3b 3 0 II 1 | Morin by lua a82 87 UJ2 Hiooklyn fts 1 3 0 II II 0 11 I'artridgc, 3b c, Lh !*0 .'(27 72 DIM lim ton 38 r. is • # Kniiu|i|i, 2b *» 1 H II 3 Collins 77 2:i” -IK lit; Fbiludi‘l|;!iin 38 fiH 1 1 . ft tl Casa res, »-r Rouzo, If 4 1) 1 II 0 All urns It* ears of watermelom, | II n 11 1 Hiiiklc, Hi I'ijiped t hi -easen. Tatum if . 3 1 l 1 U 1 II 0 7 1 Kays, c Lai i* Worth Lee County ship•j •» Hir.glmin, ax 3 II I •« FLORIDA S TA TE LEAD I K I L” care of vegetables ' valued at •» Davis, 3 (1 1 11 «Vft,1100 in first |M days o f May. Tampa, I ; Orlando, a. -VRciiiiiii 1 II 0 0 0 8 t- Pelm burg, 0 ; Sara „ln , 1 . 11 t '-.opan ( H 1 it y Piituuin Lumber Sanford, 1-3; Miami, 3-u. 31 3 (I 27 8 .. Totuls erecting two mills at Emiford . A ll R II FO A You'll begin colling right after break­ TAKH a pinch o f P .A ., distribute it ■ hnnirock at ,-o^t of 1,1:00,000. N A T IO N A L LEAGUE 1) 1 l l BeniU y, i f Si. I.ouis. -I; lirooklyn, 0. 1 0 0 II 3 Mayor, 2b . fast, with a make-nnd-take program right along a makin's paper, and do your little vis I. Struck out: by Fergus 3; Da­ I 1 II •> II I itlshurgh, 0; Philudelphiu, II. Alb-11, lit vis I. Umpire-; Marshall and llm • # • hi,-ago. 12; lloston, I. through the day. Experienced roll-yourCrowa, 3b 4 u 1 0 roll. Notice first 01 all how easily this ton. T im e : 2 : III. Ollier, wet grounds. . . t 0 •1 ft n Uusui-k, cf owners say there is no other tobacco like tobacco "handles." N o fuss or muss. Dunbar, If 1 II 1 1 0 SE(<,.\|» t; \M K Frlsbie, r,..... 3 1 3 II 3 AM E RIC AN LEAGUE Miami P. A. for home-made cigarettes. The N o spilling all around. Prince Albert is It. Allen, c..... 4 II 1 0 1 Now York, ft-8 ; Detroit, (5-l!. Foss, 3b Fergus, |i 3 0 0 1 3 Knuupp, L'h Fhiladelphiu, 0-7; Cleveland, 2- 1. "secret" is no secret at all — Prince crimp-cut, the ideal form for rolling. xx.Meyers, __ 1 II 0 0 II » . A . U »*M r r r r v k t n . A m J t lm m lloston, 2; Chicago, I. Casures, ef • Ut ***T7 Ml •/ •*( *«»* »•Other, ruin. llouzo. If Albert is simply better tobacco! M i r i kjr Jlknt (M M . And listen— Totuls 34 1 HI 27 14 1 Iliilkle, lh X— Ratted for Foss in 8th. Better tobacco for home-made ciga* Tatum, rf Be ready for the biggest thrill that SOI III ATLA N TIC LEAGUE x x — Ratted for Fergus in tub. F, nnin, »■ Greenville, 3; Macon. »!. Score by innings: rettes and better tobacco for pipes. ever came your way when you light up. • olumt.o- ft; Asheville, Hi. Miami 000 00(1 003 a Riiighum, s:i A A ’ctrell, p Charlotte, <5; Knoxville, 7. Sanford . .. 11OO 000 100 1 Jimmy-pipers the world over say that N o home-rolled cigarette ever tasted Other, rain. Summary: Two-hase hits: Ro-i Totals the way to get the most out o f a pipe is like tlmt before. Cool and wonderfully za, it. Allen. Home run; Tatum. s AMERICAN ASSt)( 1ATION Ruse on balls: o il Fergus 3; Da ‘ 1 E 1 dr.ley. rf to put P. A . into it. That’s putting it as Mnootli, with a taste that can’t be put ni Minneapolis, 2-2; Columhus, 7-0. Meyer, 2b ROVING TO U RNAM EN T 11 Kansas City, 3-1; Indianapolis. plainly as can be. Get some P. A . today* Meyer. 2b into words. Cool and smooth and mild 0 I U. Allen, cf N E W YO RK. Aug. I - (IN S ) 0 Milwaukee, 7: l^misville, l>. Smoke it either way. Do that! and mellow. Say, Mister! What Tex Rickard <uIIk a "new Crowe, 3b 1 Ft. Paul, 2; Toledo, I*. Halley, j |, full und winter heavyweight tour­ 0 nament" sturts here tonight when Du 11 bur, If 0 IM RN ATION A L LEAGUE Tom Keeney, New Zeulund cham­ Frlsbie, h:1 . 0 Newark, (>; Rending, K; ( |UnRiddle, ,pion, tukes on Rud Gormun in a t* nlngs). ten-round bout. In the ten-round Witliiovv. 1, 0 F"(f-ili|, K; S v r u c u M , ft. semi-final Monte Munn, Giant N e­ Rultiinurc, 2-3; Jersey City, 7*6.' Total.-. 23 3 braska legislator, meets Fat I a Rni hester. 7-4; Toronto. 2-7. Score h innings; ter, the 23ft-p„und heavy from Miami (Kill 000 0 - 0 Phoenix, Ariz. s " ! IHER.N LEAG U E Sanford .003 000 x J Nusla-ille, 10; .Mobile, 1. SHORTSTOP LET OUT Memphis, ft; Atlanta, 2. I ' — • * ' '"inn ryj Muse on liulN:nff Others, ruin. JERSEY C IT Y, N. J., Aug. I Withrow 2; o ff Wetzel I I.,Struck' ?IN'H)— Everett Scott, ahortal.qiiPut- by AAlthrow ft; liy AA'etu-lt 0. SOI T il EASTERN LEAG UE o f tbe Italtimore Oriole-, Eis Id -e n 'ls fi on !i:» > ; .Sanford il; Miami I <riwienla, 3; Jacksonville 0. i»leased unconditionally. Scott *1 Kurufd runs, Suulord 2. Uin-’ Albany, Columbus, 7. forme 1lv was known us the "iron* *»•'*■' Marihall and Horton. 'JimMontgomery, 0; AVaycrots, 10. mut of tbe majors." 1:16. Others rain. In Final O f Series Fh ' » S “ "nS'ra ® * l® KNOCKS 2 TheOpenin^Coulcst For Fast-Coast Club Withrow Invincible In The Nightcap LEAD RUTH BY 3 Sanford Slar Blanks Visitors, Allowing 2 Sale ties In 7 Frames $22,751 BaseballStatistics In Major Leagues All Wool Suit Made-To-Measu Fall Samples Ait| Here Order Now . W. BRADFOll and eaffiicatundinsrs m a k i n 's p a p e Results Of Games v �■ >.. - • 1’AGE TWO . t. THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5. 1927 Wales and Baldwin in Canada Tlmt is the "lily consideration that | Ray t" you that whatever it may like nil of you played it, we all excuse have they given for five,and hotel had not paid the gas bill, riant in an effort i„ , , I have glvrn the question of p may lie or what ever they might went probably a little too far, but in order to get that five instead of would you have voted to close that loss ill operation, vvl,k-|, , n *V| „ ,„Mm 7 whether "r net the swimming pout jmiy, I stand before you as honest ns 1 think Snnfcrd was hold back bet­ coming out and saying wc want ||loto| pPfore t|,0 ,,„,j „ f was not built, it aetunlly is a fact! any man, as fair as any man, ami ter than any City in the State uml five they have spent the entire | (|on*t think yiM1 wo„| j( | think you was about 112 per cent, lb ,Hxuj3 that men "I this town, v/hom I bc-jj.K fiquuri* as any man I may look they know it, and instead o f lining lime ill abUaiilgk the three y* -< would have told the City to give that the new gas plant *-li.„r, J lievc in, felt that it was not tlm j|t,|0 ||u. fJU(> of here tonight, oh a men and looking into the mirror have in office. h|m gas. The City Comtnission did As to the City ln(lehte(luess,-.oine n>t klu,w ftny(|,jnjr a|imlt jt| jt waa loss and that figures that havetfl I roper <hing to he tlone. eitizen, as a man and as an imii- nnd Maying I will lake my part of submitted to the contrary, Anot her charge here that the viihtnl. More I can't offer, and t the respon ihility, they go down try tc or you■; dnnt ....... rv , , * t l * <■«> the " ' ,}.e hands """"s o "if the me Utility Utility people people taken from the operation i f p,t j puldie n ords have not been prop- hope you will pass upon the amend- shove it off on the three City C0111- Mull erly kept. "The facta which the meals in a manner that will he fair mirsinm r>. plant. their ability and judgment. pc< |ilo are entitled to know have to you and fait' to everybody conCity. , . | Now, ladles and gentlemen, as I A pplnitsc. The commissioner submitt^ 'IO T A I, Ihinds issued for L l-’. heen withheld, especially records of eerned and whatever the result may And in making this change, I jMiid before?, tomorrow it's for you explanation ns to heavy |(„,n J , Hand account:*..'* I want to say to he. it will not effect my attitude In read carefully, and not a word has li)27. to rleeide whether or not you have you, my friends, that when I he- you as a City Commissioner. I been said that the five would not Special Assessment llomls $!,•'!•- confidence in the present adminis- saying that when manufactured^ rami a City Commissioner in the thank you. . . . , trnlion or whether you believe tin* is heated nnd is expandid. |nJ| have i ade tne same mistakes tlut tHIU.OO. Hufkheml, Special Assessment a(.urriImjH attacks' that's been tering the meters, he deekireil, ju Applause. City i*.' Sanford, Florida, there was three have made. West Palm a system of hookkeeping being opHV MU. S. O. SllINII01.SK K; Pencil Ii five and they have been Ponds, $7.11.OtMMin. placed upon us in the newspapers t ooted and contrails, thus lamj Making a total of $'J,l2li,MHM)3 Von haven't heard a word except ! ernted at that time m behalf of the Chairman: in a devil "! » !i\* down there. Paid o f the nlmve 1,U»u.<m. cow , h)|l Wt, a|.,. r„ 0js ,,r ( .jtv c „ mlnjs. a shrinkage that rim about 2n| I.allies and gentlemen, we have hand tru.sloes, and in behalf of the Laughter. outstanding, $2,1 PJ.tl00.00. worth akuiers. i f we didn’t make mis. ltd per cent. ■ rfiiials of the City, a system with us one of our Commissioners Kvery other City in the state al­ v hieh I assumed had been adopted « ho for many, many years prior ine I he fire exeent St. Angle line o f these improvement bonds leviriJ takes ymi would not lot us serve you Mayor Lake told th(. niidi«M 25 hours, and you know it. anil had been carried on for a mini* to his becoming a City Commission­ nml Sanford, and I think we are that lie was ready to :-jVr ^i Utility Ponds, Sl.tlM.IHIIMKl and We have d< lie everything lo b i of years, and system which l er, was owner and manager o f the belter oil than any o f the rest of count o f his stewardship, ,^1 you have the utility there I" show serve you. We hud no secret enubail no particular rcaom as an in ' ily’.Mgas supply, Mr. S.t). Chase. the in. lor it. eases. Never had a closed meet­ eliarged opponents xviMi <■ u g ty? In the old days, with some associdi idunl in going into the uffit Now ii to the bonded indebted­ Straight City Ponds $2,4115,(1181.- ing; every man had a fair hearing term "misappropriation” to cm! and demanding to make a change ales, lie owned the City (las Works ness: Tl... led* you what that is, 011. Total loaded indebtedness is­ he fare that Commission, and every in because tlmt system hn been op- Mi is a man who is thoroughly its the matter i-f public record. I sued by the present City govern­ man that’s come lias been given doubt altd suspicion in ll« mp posted on the manufacture and i rated in Hie maimer and along tin; just as well ask Mr. Chase who ment $5,855,000.00 plus the old out­ that fair hearing, and I say to you of the people Unit the idtiunixtj as it had been operated for num­ distribution <>t illimunnting fuel- owns hi* house as to ask what the ber of years by the men who lit gas, and Mr. Chase will now say a bonded indebtedness o f the City of standing straight City bonds is- m w that it’s up to you for you to was "stealing." ,,, surd liy the City Council $2*11,000,- decide, i f you want five commis­ that time occupied the offices, and word to us about why the gas plant Sanfold i II s in tile Clerk's «-f- (on. The Mayor said all meter, |« sioners, I can live with you just the I had no reason to rpieston whether loses money. Mr. S. O. Chase. been submitted to the people f4.il fice and • " cry bond sold to date is Now you hear a great deal about same. It isn’t whether you want Tile prime minister of Fnglniid in not the records were being prop Applause, recorded there, and they have vis­ discount on tl"' bonds. Taking the five or whether you want three,the fore aeliun laid been taken nnl tlc_ Mr. Chairman, ladies and gentle­ ited lim e often enough to know and (lie heir apparent to tin* Hrit- illy kept. the election was simply a i|ii»-,tia men, a great many years, perhaps whether "i* not it's then*. They whole sale through it’s cost the question now desolvos itself into of confidence in the present ish throne are in Canada now, at­ I hear the charges tlu it the rec­ I'm probably 25 years wo were al­ have can * «*.| there for the last two City of Sanford I 1-2 per cent to whether by your vote tomorrow ministration, lie pictured Sanfu^J ords a r e * iml kept that they art tending ceremonies in connection handle the bond issue, end when'.vou are going to prove those elnims ways troubled trying to locate why week you take and figure Hint whole, I (towards these Commissioners as coming hack within two y» with the dominion's diamond jolii' ,| M | hj,’ l’,,rly kept. I want to say t wt had to account for gas. We had I-.' I-aught, i ymi that the records have been aufalse or whether you will prove and then "tile sun would “k:a», think our t’ ilv Attorney will agree " " s e "«* wtiether lot*. Here are photos showing more gas, yet there was always a gain." 1 ited and they ordinarily suggest New 'la* first raid, word they u.j,|, nu. that'there is not another «» true. them on their arrival in QucIhc. changes ns should be made. I loss, the answer to that is this: the W .Mayor Lake said no icuwin *‘ mm-nppro|iriated , Jty j,, the State of Florida, being j I have r * < nfidence in the people Above the Prince of Wales is have no. heard any suggestions lull gas goes into holders headed, ex­ funds" To the average man that in mind the period of Unto which Sanford. 1 believe they have been offered for five ennun'hus panded. larger in volume; it reach­ shown in a car with Governor I tan ray with all fairness and can­ es the meters cold, less in volume, would on an that we had stolen this extends, tlmt i an say the same known me since my boyhood and "i s, and that the whole agiUI some of tin* funds. Why didn’t that it only cost the City I 1-2 believe they would know that when was to "get one man." lie mu General Pcmdcan " f Quobse; at dor regardless of whether or not there is always a shrinkage in they say tlmt the City Commission­ per cent to handle the bonds. And it came to deciding the county, I figures on the bonded indcilubjf you have three commissioners, everybody’s gah plant on account the left is Premier Stanley Huhlers hm! duel tod some o f the funds? there lias never been a bond tittle1pepped forward nnd was success-! and declared that premiums u whether you have five or what not, win. Wales is to visit his numb whether or nut you adopt all o f the of poor gas. I have got a few items No, tie didn’t want to say that, j )0|,)VV (ll tj,c. rate of <i per cent f " 1* w l» ’n l,1,‘ tim'‘ ^ " t e , as I jb j bond issues had totaled L’yfty he re which have been taken from they wan ,*d to creati* a dnuht in interest and better than that— that : down paved lie II dcclnred that some of UmluJ 1 gib in the west nnd may tour the amendments, one or none, m-ae, that mat a *, America Gas Co for the year vim* ■ . interest and t etter than that— that r *1" ' " ’ . iput " ....... ?•’ the first »'«?«-d yoiirnniel .is to whether we had . ,u i (streets I was the f< refront and I ei era o f the Taxpayers l.eagu*. ! proper audit can be made it lias u( l!tart< |, w i| | | M . f«mm| that the United States before returning to VV-*^ opposed every piogrcssivc m* . > ' diver.1 1 '! H % , : ,r l!:pr we,|'a'1 w c have sold S2H,08n ofi recent gla*l tlmt I had that position, n, !,| ," n the past nnd it will following figures pertain to Homo Knglaiiil. . . *5‘” >diluted in Sanford, and deniH i‘i( i <• made in records, those changes of the plants in our immediate vie- v ; ; funds ; r r .in . the hank streets ~ i«* «> ■ < ..... ............ * i & 'r . j y f t s l s r . r1 when ,wc had ' $500,000.00. Certificates o f 'hut service, and 1 am glad to have lie had ever attempted to v.’ill lie made. I haven’t seen wheth-. jrtitv: and switched them from one fund to r’itv Indebtedness $l(it .000.00 sethe commission. 'M,rl ‘‘ringing this about. i i they have been made but if they I Jiaytonu Florida.......................................... . ..... . ........ Percentage of another, ttint’s not mi.H-npprnprintGeorge A. Det'ottes wa tl.i-’uj . i^ ukl Ik* made, they will he, it I |<mti for unaccounted for gas 22 per ing. that's diverting. ,ured lax assess'V 'nHand ' T uShell n with m the Tiieuuti— --....... by i unpaid .. special ,. ....... „ tiftil inn dr* it. Tent in other worrls ,T2 per cent less purrme of P H couial fuunUin wc huilt.aml speaker oT the evening. I' i .i i .jJj I Now. they tell you they want have i1w " rsi m... nl" 1 maluiTty of s,,w*s.i special HiMuiw (||H0U(H| Hint? tlll The question of the handling of than what was manufactured, five . ..mmissloneni— they miuu.a, Imnds ,™ „.s ... matters fairly and all o f the City Attorney's rcinirk I the bond accounts, the question of Orlando Florida 2(1 percent loss, tried t< tell you that the three you Assessments. (squarely I am well pleased. Hun were addressed to either K i I the finances pertaining t " those I’alatka Florida, 27 per cent loss, have are no account. That’s all No bond funds were used to pay down your town and say it is go- Douglass or George G lli.nrj, particular features of the City, I 1 Tampa, Florida' 20 percent loss. they brought out, tho mistakes o f (interest the lust time, (Continued From Page One) .aid in Sanford, to the how-bows. Who isn't Mr. Det'ottes cited nllegeil .................... ........ .... ..... ... attended and felt they wanted to | went away to the Legislature, 1fL*** ,l"* attempting to touch upon. In those ..... four communities or the three that's been made, InNow, as I say, my friends, all in financial trouble today? Who statements by Mr. Hcrrink' cb4 jiass upon the proposition they j uml I went when I could hardly at I hey are matters that have been i plants, there is an average loss of (stead of saving "W e naked you to these records are kept in the office, isn't in financial distress today? snid he believed that Mr. Ibinn properly handled by the Mayor of [about 25 per cent. In mu* plant, as do that” you conform to our wishes public records, every bond that’s Look at yourself. Why blame it wi s in honest in his belief* "but he TTill alu?snee 'und^wa^im 'iu^ by ^ u" ' “ " ,l w," 'n 1 *•"' ll*'"'* the city who is chairman of the JlH i,e ascertained, niiout|«nd n« w we are damned sorry you sold, every bond that’s been sold on the City Commissioners. Have just didn't know any better.' me. And my colleague. Mr. Hagan, ‘ 'eguedk-s of what m l I commit Hoad I rustees in that capacity, a ,Tj tl.nli t|„. inspectors of the,did ll. is accounted for in the Clerk's of- you ever known a corporation to The City Attorney a minute latrt said "you handle the proposition’ l".l In the L eg isla tu re, and I am 11,11,1 who has handled that account mains have recently delected Thcr* i- an old saving (hat two fire —as I told you before, the com- get into trouble and toll the stock- was the author o f a statement U ?ere not bad, bad. I y" Lily n * '"a,T " ? ,,'*f" r‘ ’ 1 became ■ “y a great many leaks nnd and the sup-Ihinds sup>|bends are ,ir>* better than one, if one niittce of tax payers haVe almost holders "W e are broke", that don't the effect that tin* diffcienip I*, sure all of them were as you know best." never had one kind or rnmplimen-, “ t*'1 ^ , 'nc, .d erinlendent is going over the enIs a fnolN head, five would proli- lived in there for the last two go hroko and in the hands o f the tween live and one-half per rnrt, 1 said to tin* gentleman who that account and had it under his lt;rt. K„ a « vsU.„, with n test rod, he iildy b<* l*< Iter than three. If those weeks. I don’t believe our Manager receiver. Wc trot money enough nnd six percent is one pcricnt.aKi tary mention for me in brought It there, Mr. Douglass, who direct charge as Mayor and *— l ik* tl..... . I return- ‘T V vm rF n a* J ] ayn ^ the pipe and three ....... < stay on there and you and City Clerk denied them access on hand in the bank to take care of The Herald is reliably infnrmrf represented you in that matter up- n,y actions while that in this assertion Mi Ivinitu ,v no n. , le ,,, y Jo- ........................ ..... "1 ‘ V lu f t _’ ’ » then- is a leak then* the Joint elect two more those two would he to any hook we hud there. I believe the payments next year. patently that I would endorse the ed home. .1 huv ....... ..................... Applause. in the minority, and we would go he showed them everything, was conscientious in hi** in-lii-f, |,u» V1.P Jll,‘ .....................am n t going now ! , ‘ T " w,f" ,1 * \ r ‘ i* re-corked, and in a verv short hill. A fter I rend the matterr ,1 over it. and am not going to now, f atqs pertaining to it, and who I y " Ul farts purtniinnir it. nnd . * , i * -m ' ixm We have collected up our luxes just didn’t know ally better. 1 say this now as to extruvuto k,mv \vi„ k,ivi! yml tl)OHL, facts ' “ * e*|*oel and hope we will .on just we am. and considered what ha I bee n ..re- »'ecai.se it makes ....... . game, this, they claim, is one of better than any other Cit.w in the the other dav D ie speaker characterised mi Rented, 1 read the proposiiiwti ivu as i*"v. V 'when called upon, I am not fain- lT ''\ *’or ccnl a,,r5nkaK0 ini . I ig th e 1 Applause, mid i lies of “ Go lo it,” ( itiar with particulur minute , , by .au:; gent oWnn Who asked this the mistakes of City Commission. I Stale, and how did we do that? “ eleventh hour attack" a -t-i** presented, and after rending .. .... Die ... .________ ___ . h $.a," , question: Will.you 1 lv *"“ come out in a This!meaning the bend slu-ll! was To show our feeling for Uu* people pen? ing ill The Herald >.hum r::r.* ! same I determined that there I relurne I to tm lioaie, I came jdelails pertaining' to those tilings.'* I hat will take some lime to coni* ............. I .......I Stale to yon the facts and "'•» had our new g » statement and say that it’s no d if­ endorsed by the people and to my wc didn't dose our books nt the a BU|ireme court ruling tlmt .Jr-mr. I would have to be certain el# ages |here fm the purpive of acting up l(j- ,.jtjPM , () na„)1!( plant a year an started in in ference to you whether or not we mind i* a beautiful addition to the time we couldd advertise your pro- t |R, a ye1" **:1 ye). >"'* H ''c staiunl in it to give you the authority to|'*n these nmeudmeiils, the same ns figm es pertaining to some of tin* ‘ |J, is upon what you were trying you might act upon tliei. . a an 'questions that have been asked " nl,J ,,,slnJ• " ” l penerlly e- have five or three? And I said"n” , City of Sanford. Wq had a heauti-1«»rty, we acted as if we were u cor- ;,„ Vm i-» for all o f jmviiig pans I won't,” because, as I said, I have Mention program in whicii we tried P»rntion and eneh citizen a slock_ dccja m j tjlat jj,,, to do. 1 called Ike attention of Mr. ' individual i iti/.eit, I iIo t ic to do about, they are matters of record ,*t<|,|>|»«**J-_A great many of the parts l" VXwPIT?*i,m y Vi?WB ' . "I !’c a u tify t!"* ' ,arks- streets and i b'-hler. ' ' c Jh^ , , , ,P i''Nect upon the validity <f :.T»uSi Douglass lo that fact and the that .and I am going L* do that. and can lie answered. Those nc- "• amcldnery were lacking, meters « "I »>»»>’ ''a'1 *" ,'** re-1 m «to ''• »'>d I llnnk now is a had |suck as tlmt, endorsed by the c iti-, pu>|n ^ "t . ' r n h l T h c ‘ l,iw' 'Irr wn by him and under which oaie counts, I loud Trustees accounts rhanges wen* made so the hill I want to say that I have by Dir. Mr. Lake, whb paired, these many details tire J|»»o* > *'» wm,t to ehange the en- .zeitship, and tins! is one of the ex- n” d bJ th,,t V ,?v»rroM bler h,! " Bkl n" ‘ "J cities i„ i h, >!,(tr,irf.j viiiKi'i vviiii i .......* and ............ would be in proper form so you fitends that ate in favor of five have been kept uy 'tire J aaocaaliig p ropety , ? looked after and gradually Jt" gove. omen and I am going to I nvagances itemized. This hand ,“ n o u n t'\f “ X0" } ‘ “ j1M* might pass upon it intelligently coniiuissioners, and 1 have in* op­ Ik cliairmaii of the City Commiss- *•«•**»« ........................................... ion, they are the accounts that bojng disposed of. / r i’J ’ r r 1 ' a!V' lhoy Bnl'! if ,l"' which furnishes music is another ?,*lc . by.^® ,f ” f, u street paving. paving, position lo the five rnmmi. loners when ranting your vote. .... plant for ,bf> stirring cam- extravagance, the g o lf links and I hope we will close out books with cleal with the funds pertaining to **he operation of Liu Mr. Det’ottes belittled Mr. lira *. Mr. Douglass relumed to your plain, if the pec,ilc in Ibis town!ithe City of Sanford, deal with the eight or ten month: hs.'-tht* •n qw V R "W *»,,“ ,’v «r »HW,.aml they huvo. |ima.ila»l| grounds, now. if those at least 85 per cent o f thi* taxes collected,xvhich will be n record (7ir ring for dVdlenients in comteta City and I introduced that hill in want II, and am not opposed to any [moneys touching upon the mat- plant, does not show (V a loss The " P . " '*• i are extravagances ive are guilty, . . . . man expressing hi*, belief on any a city of Florida at this time. with lie Issuance and sale nf I '**. the Legislature and I passed it, ..... | ,,,,, ,,r ,|,,,t .lets pertaining l(» Die City o f San loss referred to in the newspaper Now .... program ............ was ...... outlined ........ to **....................... M" ‘u what is ll" all " " about.’ ' " ‘..... but that Now Fellow* Citizens, you lell| ant| gow |„, was sent t» thi And want lo juty to you now Ihnl • ■ foul, nnd they are accounts and mvered the loss under the old May I appeared before the Rotary la|| these t ivic clubs, told Diem ex the men who Hay we will never get state capital by the City t'omimi* if am accused b f being opposed , *., ■ i (‘cords Dial the people o f Die com-j plant before the new equipment and the kiwams clubs and Die nr t ly what we are going to do, and to my people in this town talking d '" ncxvi 'm|«cih i. uy iusimuiie, in ■nullity ns suen should have Ih e 'was ordered and Do hope this year Chamber of < ommerce. I "Ut- th«, money was appropriated for the money to pay the interest an­ sioll to sec"re legislation to *T"' other year, that if they haven't a change in the rhsrtir with ir. I part ill an election and passing '*'c <n.inner in which they qn alioitl knowledge o f them, nnd you shall lit will show* quite a marked ini* the program that the **;"y'beautification, band shell and Die got niotx* confidence in Sanfrd than gard to the provision that -u-tkt , | Upon something to determine ' !'*y|»?: U* ?k* rmthing else except lo ---------------- ............. , . , luive the knowledge of Diem, lie i provement. Tluit'n all I have to say, Coin till Sumners had for the coming band was hired by the City Com­ Dial, if they non don'tl believe tilings t.j, M,ia|| liellove inmgs |ltl|l for i* r* whether or not they wanted it, or 1 "l» « •'«»». mnnument that ^lmtcv«-r it may. 1leii Die gas plant and uu account a" '1 »’aeli club passed a mission, and to my mind it has an* a?*" going forward and lake a b bet­ e t (.r|lt ((f j(t> H whether they think it is to their 1,1 , u 1 ' Die public may read about Nc u my friend. I am gomg lojed for gas. it's all l.eing mcmmtrd re^ollHion ..... .. the fdty Com demonstrated tu the people Dial wi* ter turn and Unit I hut xve xvill nl we will have » j (l|l m ,. DH'ottes fold **f *"• interept, I want you to know that I • TliaC, one rea-on. I am going to ................ f,„. ................. . .. Tm as near a:; the auditors can ac­ misiroti acts. Two years ago xvlieii I everybody wan going fine and mon­ all* worth Do* little tax and little I , f u t u r e - then they are M * * |„ tlwr insDiuee in which lie Iiari tlmtiu rlinnu* Iwhs I lint •„ kimI •! ilinvn in luu »*r lot , , \oui * in.i the tm power, p m m i , if ii iI wiib tui iiid i iii ' ;if ti nt Km and .in Hitfmr count fur it, amount to keep it* going. l**ss, t would hate o live i n a . m n - i , il|l|llw. j(> ritv H..ub*r. but ey xx'ns flowing down the streets ter o f a man to have stayed the " " ‘ e i,|owa 1 want to nay m v-m that Mr. Shtnliolser speaking:Seme nf Applause. innnily proposition in I nllahacsce nnd you Om* or tw o "the? toing Tlmt tonight 1 do not feel so kindly to ntlr next questions are as follows; along Die lake-shore and every­ ;.,;,ceyi,, !ha, hut. I ................ * ......... . • « ' 1 •Now, they said this should be deuce where, xvi? then had the best city ,i.i..........i* ......... ........ ; k * changes wen; made ......... . *i td people • on 111 nrxer have voted for tho t ity t omuii .a*. iei*s have ecu , winds persons whoever they may "Do you know tlmt. the public funds cut at once. 1 said to some of the to be a citizen of a community crcndiim liy the people such n*> w*> government in Die Stnte of Flor­ »t so long an I am a Legislator, if fit, to award paving contracts and,he, that have charged me with have been misappropriated?" That i' gentlemen "When we get ready in flint I had no hope o f future pros­ attached to the proposed nrn,i',li had not been willing to listen to show special fax. iiism to certain wrongdoing, with dislionesty.wiDi • xl ravageiiee an \ mismanagement ida, lint that tide t reeded they prepare the next budget we will perity. . . , the voice of the people. individuals. I want to say to you thievery, and whatever else it have characterized Die present wen* er< "ks that mia-approprinted When Dus thing is ultimately meats. rail you into conference with u* all they had. The City Attorney wa autls'iit. Applause. that I ciin'l read Die mind rd a fel- may have been, if they try to City Management during recent and see xvlint we tan cut o ff." I .mili'il I hope Dial we xvill all gH Laughter. for a.atulenienl that all Isaid■d'** together and go forward and make And that gives to you a fair out. low* City Conn, .donei n > more make those charges apply to me, years?" "Du you know what has And that's all the argument they don't know o f a city that's been I Ibis wlmt I have longed t" sec ll have been voted, issued tail H line o f xvhut took place relative I xvi 11 say than I tin read your because I prove every one o f them teen done with the hir.ipitnl more economical in handling ii < have given you. Now, the tpieshave hoi it legal, nnd that l li«* *b*'tto the passage of the matter that [mind, but I want to ay to you also as false as applies til me. Ronds ?” "What lias been dme* funds that the City o f Sanford In; since I was a young boy, one of Du* er has not I «*rn violated .*, I-* "e you are now celled upon to pas * |that I had faith, and I have in Dm I have dune nothing since l with tho $MH>,IIUO,till I’oiid issue iioii is whether or not you are ga­ one of the liesl manager*, in lb* me.I beautiful cities ill which I lie hood •' * r 1 tonioji.uv night. So, I Buy to you " " "'I • ' win b. , cni*| mi (lie have been a t'lly Uommisiaoner -old a few weeks a g o ’’ " What will ting to vote youi confidence m the State of Florida, in Mr. W. I Florida anil "im that wo xvill be , price tumid to live in. nnd our children s brought, lie said that llu* •er»Bt ill all fairness to me and to any ' il> ' "mini:, mo, " Do time I tbit I am ashamed of, I have lie done when Die next intercut men that have served you, or xvhe Applause. i lii*i you are going I" say you have­ Ichildren will rise up and bless you sale o f bonds bad iirougld |>*f of those other men, that it i:. not l,;i *c ei ■ud on Do m* When the tried to : erve you fairly and h"ii- payment on bonded indcMedue And I say if those things are e\ n't got confidence in them. That'a pit* right to them and it is nut right to mattei o( the bid came before e I lx. wit Ii Da* very best endeavor •:. due? Wind is Du* present im M i!- tlie only issue tomorrow and noth travagance, it may lie that next fm- establishing and laying Die on mi interest yield baM* fmmdaliot' for such a wnndcrfu tile fact Dial they act mi liy wtr* me, aa one of you, that I lie charged Du* t'it.x ? otnir.i mu. ime was that I had. I have listened to you ediii'Hs o| Die t ity . t,|M, |,nt whether you have eon- year xve xvill see if we possibly can and prosperous ttty , 1 (hunk sold for P T 17, d hy any man, or any mimber o f j pt’i'srnlcd to the City <'omiuixsion- ns you eiime to me. I have en­ ■lii'Hc mailers, being tin* fitiuti-1 rj,|f»iico in Die men who have serv- do away with some of those tiling- , deavored to do things in ymir inon, that 1 am nut willing for the *'i*s of ■Snuft*ril, tie* uoilter was Answering tin* purported ue ♦ion cinl iiinllers have rested nine Inl yi n all these years as faithfully but who miild forane the outcome you. people to pass upon something coiiHldtTed earefullv, there being City Mall that you called iipon largely in tin* hands c f Die Mayor •as possible mid have done what at Dial lime? and I >iv to you of "W hy was Dreamwidil pavnl? that’s Iheirs, and deny the ullcgn another Idd that was sollll'Wllilt me to do. I have not tried to do than any other one man. His act­ they could to build Sanford. Mr. Det'ottes declared that nr,t gentlemen and ladies tlmt this Uily tioiiB and charges as being basely , smaller, and nflci considering the things I fell Du* people didn't ions in these milters have been action war taken after propertf Myself, ns a boy o f 22, was in­ Comniissimi has worked faithfully to do Die false an applied tn me, matter from nil angles, ir.y friends. want. I have ftried owmeis had asked for it. lb* xid e l t tho*"people d'id t"Ver..e«| largely by diseussions in fluential in having the first b"nds and tried to up-huild Sanford. It's Applause, , we decided Dial the difference that tilings that I ive been mistaken " l ,l'n meetings, at pr u Uc,illy every voted in the City *>f Sanford. 1 done wlmt tt could to make Santlmt in eases where the usmwv want. If I luiv merits to finance t hi* project lewMy friends these matters nunc 1DM i * 1 was mu of null greater xvus mayor when the first electric I___ 1 ..........' "e of which some elllzens c Saiiford a beautiful and better place to in Dial, then I have been mistaken l-orarily. With reference to payine up in the history o| men and it Is vj'aracler Dint it was not necessary in my judgment of what the peo­ foril were present, tint innsniueli as lights were put in tin* town. I live in, and I, myself, have given the new oldigation, Vie City Attar l now a matter Dint the people are that xxe gi* tu Uu* extent of chang­ ple in my town wanted. If you these questions have come up xve was mayor when tho lust side* jt |in- best port of my manhood, and (continued from page' onel ney declared, "we are going l" called upon to pass upon. I have ing the contract at the time. Dint don't want those things any long­ will have them explained to yur walks were built, the first streets aonio „ f the same fellows that are the Tuxpayers’s lamgue have op- Taxpayer* Keatfuu, anil Ihe San- make those suckers who luive not not taken any activity in the quest­ to local company with its equip­ er so fur as I am concerned you and answers given to then* quest­ were laid in your city, anil I remion o f a campaign as being o j i - ment, plant, force and buildings don't have to have them. 1 am ions by the tlonorubh* Mayor,Mr. ember buck on the ( oinmissmn every MmpiriVemcnt tlmt’ - ford Herald was the target fm* paid their paving Hens, meet line' form o f government with the other been made on the line of progress tirades. The Herald was character­ payments if it is possible to rniike posed to whether or not the people i" " 1 bonu s in mu town with their not trying to ehnkn anything I'orrrst l.ake: ised by Geo. A. DeCnttes ns that them.” two gentlemen, Dr Marshall first, lax should Vote on tho question o f (abor, and we fell that it was a down the people. It means noth­ \pplause, dj h„|lori.l| hollered taxes, taxes. "yellow sheet,” "that dastardly , ....... whether or not we should have contract and wc felt it was a ing to nu* no more than liny other Mr. Chairman, laidies and gent­ ami then Mr. Housbolilcr, Mr. 1 ,I ___ read an old circular about my that small small town town euiiun edition and myself. mse nnd / self the other day got nut in Min' *bcot," "that five Commissioners and whether or ‘ n‘ r contract, and I feel tonight as eitizen in town as to what wc lemen; 1 am pleased to see so Chase •sunns *>qi j ” vr ’ We were attempting t" spread . jj . () , ' ,,f William Randolph Heurst, and -qua oKr't.po uqi >u jim * ikui lull'd v v not they should adopt certain other 1 >""• 1,11,1 ,l" ’ h-dting have. ninny people present which shows ■nit and -uu iqplnd Oit'HM'ig ojum ,*j an amendments o f which you arc fa, " I D,ut contract, even though it What I have is the same as they have an interest in mu* coin- be, one o f the greatest cities in miliar, | want to snv to you now as v,,,h I'"* « am" maybe higher than what ymi have, ............... and what our munity and in the City in which Central Florida, uml now when they taxes are too high." The same old ,1,'Hart’d Vy ” v n oU e " The word 'silk' is believed a member o f the City Commission, tl11* lowc“ l ,d(l. Im* not cost the town amounts to means no more! they live, I am always glud to sec „ ( .(»■ see we are in financial trouble ,,,, WI,,,, I look »1 Mr. .............. . have originated from the Chines; elected by you, approximately now taxpayers c f our own town one nu. than to y u, but 1 say to I that. Tho nexx'spn|H*rs have come they cry it to the world. That t h e " 1,,ou’" " ‘ ° r' ( iasC' l,“ ‘ m“ " gatherings, declared in opening the word for fabric, 'si.' a year mid seven months ago, I be- rei" when you take into ruttsider- you hat I cannot feel kindly in my out with various questions, the vnr i won't help you any; every business ears mid I ^ n,nlun, y f" r I meeting tliut « j " " " »u-eting was Hove that 1 took office on cither ul*°" 'hat Die money that was heart toward people that charge ions questions that effect our roui- man knows that when ho gets a .via?., and ihn l know of any nnl udvisahle because "no Tho native pearl divers of th* the ,'lrcJ or -Itli of Junuary l!t2H, hl“ 'nt only to llu* people who hd)i- me with those tilings. 1 have munity are to he diseussed and tc- little cramped in business, lie does­ ether man» collar he ever wore or ' , xvt)al(| ja. enlightened or conand that I have served you in that l'd hulld the roads in mu City, 1 tiled t<* he fair with the people nlglit 1 shall hriefly touch unorl n't go to the newspapers and holler would wear, and I bear witness that I vim:odt! lie said that "roasting” city Foullt Kras are nidi* to stay as* der water as long as two nn*l * capacity since tlmt time, and if it mean laborers tlmt were living in « f my town, and 1 have tried to nnd give you an account o f my "I am broke." if he did the banks have itever atteiunted in my life (,ffjrjais seemed to la* the favorite quarter minutes, I IS your desire that you have five " " r ‘ "wn at that tin *, and there do tlmt i i * a member o f the City i.tevvardshio: You hear so much a- would not let him c m e in the door, b * i *;'.1. mtf*. 1 10 / lly ( <nin, il* outdoor and indoor sport now, and | comiittoalonera, or that you have i w«s nc favoritism sluuvn, so far as Commission, and believe the other limit certificates, mat you bear a- tin tho other hand Hanford is not l lie t ity l omniission. they will t|lat ll(, WB* "thankful for living in UNDKR AN ACT OF D ": I seven or that you have three, I will { * vv,,s conrenied, nd I don't believe two members have endeavored to bout the lug bond indebtedness, broke. U every man had paid his where Uw officials do Rrltish I’arliinent passed in I-IW. thnt' W" wUI th,‘ a “ "city it " where do my utmost to serve you fairly {there xvas so far iih tin* others are do the same, and in leaving you and you bear about this thing and assessments there would be no nec­ n iy A t t X j " tilings." tiiinishment for eaves-droppipg nuf • and honestly us a man, and do not vonctunnd. As to Du* individual tonight 1 want to say that 1 hope the ether. essity to borrow the <no hundred Now as to the Hut Ion fuvnrtism Cntnmissioner Housholder \u>* [ "fueve you qxpect me do do more, who ^el» a ecntrael, it makes no you come down vendor tomorrow Now, did you ever stop to think ami sixty-thousund, hut the Com­ ■Ridge Housholder spoke of that a the first speaker and lie devoted .still Im imposed. Applause. more difference to me limn to any and forget Die newspaper slnu- that no hood was ever issued with­ mission felt they didn't want to liMle. Mr. Hutton entered a hid for two thirds of his time to a defense I ant going to Imrrv, I know you " f Seminoh* Uc.inty, dci that’s been east upon this out the vote of the |H?(.*plc? Did bring suits and work hardships on the city paving and en outsider o f himself uud his activities its a Veterinary Kurgenns at H's.-hb"?' ton |). C,, founded thirty R '' t' vvn, I believe it 1ms done dam­ you ever stop to think that the di- these gentlemen who had asked us want to get throuel) here ?Ju*r.. n,,t l,IU|,h many instances, did. A committee o f at least om* commissioner, instead of answering years ago, I*»h just graduated _____ age; It can't damage me because will be other speakers. ' U ,,V T , l , ': SW IM M ING I'tHH, reel obligation, Die bonds that to build r> ads. We took some of hundred business men appeared I* all of the questions that were as. I mu imt guilty. first class, Tho pnssitig of II VS NOT llliUN I l l ’ ll /I* stand fill against tho City of San­ them into conference and outlined fore the Commission imd said Mr* signed to him. The Commissioner horse* has made necessary the clos­ Newspapers arc womlerfid tilings. think they have done a bigplans that we were going to get a Hutton was spending Ids money in Tile rensitn I was not in favor of Lome o f the [icople who run newsger damage to the town myself f«r|1 had to he voted by a majority absolved himself from blame in ing of tho ccllcge. bill passed so xve would not have building tin* swimming p>ii*l--l papern consider themselves more I Imu those mm . an ever get out |of ‘ he |H*opie, and they hud to up l> In* forced to press at Ibis time town. He was n large tax-payer uml any wrong doing thnt the ('ity can't i ciiuumIh*i* now when the is­ Wonderful than the paper, or the Daniel W clstcr objected t« ,nk' sorry it* ntude J ..... » r w for the payment of their assess­ it would la* the proper thing to gire governing body might have conisue of IhiiiiI m sold--—-hut I o f it. and la m them feel that lliey wanted to do ' " t'’'** 1 paving Imnds luive Itcon ments, hut by paying interest xve them the business, and when the mitted, and denied his opposition ing over the Oregon territory >*■ people that have to read tho paper hud certain citizens o f this bids eg me up and the other citizens tiV> jircxlun* in flu* ronimuniiy. it* Imt Iid|m' von ran t< morrow j hy the (JoimiiinRioiujrn nnd 1raug.. it was «o far away that thr town, not only mi* bul I might say and east your vote as yoll think [ sf' ee's pax ed at the request of* the could carry it along and in two said they thought Mr. Hutton to the "wishes of the people." Applause and laughter. I I I paying his respects to news- 'erms o f office o f congresspif" years or when next whiter comes 1 expert a .hundred o f them talk to ought to have it. the other bidder papers, tn general, and The Sanford |i ;«h t expire before they could I hejieve in heing fair to every mo about the ropositioii, 1 Imd best in thi- Munition, fm x it the citizens of Sanford. I know o f only the sun xvill shine again and San- withdrew his bid, and there one_little cr possibly two, ford will go forward, and the acre­ HI tie street, ur Herald in particular. Commissioner reach Washingtcn* man, and I believe that every man prominent phv irinns o f this town l hi tigs that have been said about ]1**n° that were connecting links , that age thut don’t look now as if it will only one bid before the Commission, Housholder declared, "Newspapers this man, that man aud the oth­ should be* treated fair hy Du* Press come to me and say don't build Blue prints for the structure K and by liis foliovv-iiian. I want to that swimming pool under any eon- er man, forget about the individ­ there lias not been a petition filed ever come back in the future, 1 and that was, at the request o f n are wonderful things. Some of tin? uals us lo what they may, he, asking us to pnvo those streets, would feel sad indeed, 1 have read committee o f business men, award- I people who run newspapers con- for a deck about 70 feet abo'’** cu . bin . it. U> -you Dial soin : ”r.ti(in, and aft«*r hearing these where they come fn m or where and now when it comes to (laying (aider themselves more wonderful level of th& sea. On top of lfl the paper carefully to se what im- cd to Mr. Hutton. tfinigs that have been said about i/n **n mid listeniii" to viuit they they are going, and pass upon Now as to the hotel and Huliick than the paper or the people who the houses and buildings >,,r 1 Dm bills certain pecple turn yellow paym ent five would make, it's me aud about Die older members I hud to say I fell a- i-.u* memlier of what you may think will bo the and holler that they don't xvunt to |jk(. n man thnt came in the bank Hros. running the hotel and owing |have to read the paper they proobservatiin instruments rod_p*>* o f the Commission, have been un- Jtire- City Conirnission that it was best thing for your town. pay the hill. nntj wanted to borrow some money a bill. No City Commission owned duco in the community.” plant will im erected. During JuM aflr unfair ns applies to quest- proper Dmt we didn't build the That's all I have to say to you Commissioner Chase making his vorable x.........— x* at her — he ______ declared ob« * Applause, um| eaid I will endorse personally any stock in that hotel, end had it ion* o f facts hy the members, or kwiinming jiool at that time. And as a citizen and as a City Com­ That's the whole tiling in u nut thut note. I said what g*od will been called to your attention and , first public speech ‘ i > several vers would he able to sec 75 I**' men vvho publish The Hanford Her- wo didn't build the swimming pool. missioner, heing charged ns [ am, shell. We went in to play the game it be except another mark. What Mr. Hullick’s attention, that the years, gave figures on the g a s : wilily 100 miles. ,. It ........ . »* $ sttf ?wi5 Stenographic Report City Commsisoners And Attorney Fail Answer Questions *... . >"i* .vt .»■ ..J„j :st ; . _______ _ �-------- ■• • • V ‘ ■ W W •- V /fS17? tv' V *-! £ i. . ' St ' * I P K r^ f : '- r «i) X ‘ '■ y -i ’ . ‘ VI* 4 «AGE TTIHEff THE SANFOKH HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, M*27 ,ly M ackerel! rmu-i what you might call a Osh! 167-tiuuml tarpon, tf teet 11 lea lent', wav landed timldo tha Tlimits of Tampa, Fla. "Lady*' tmson, Tampa aportaman, la *n with Ills catch, said to ha In tu it fish cutielti in Florida this year. i' s ( 2 0 ) South o f lUiiiKt T h irty ( 3 0 ) h n « l , run N o r th oA i H-k i ***'* Kust 10!' f e e l ; then ce Mouth ;> ilt'KreoH uml f o r t y m l n u t m Went " 2 " f e e t ; th ence Went 31 th e n c e N o r t h SnJ.r, t „ th« IteK I lin in g : ALSn EXCEPT t'um m en elt iK nt the W.- m Q U!lr. ter S e c t i o n c o t t i e r or Section T h r e e ( 3 ) o f Towntihl|i T u r n ty ( 2 0 ) So uth of ItuiiKc T h i r t y t.lo) l-.nai, In S em ino le I ' o t i n t ) , S l i d e o f Klorliln, i i i n n l n x then ce Ktt-I lifd.fi feet Unit t v south 3t lltlKrni H Htul ill ml mil . v Went 1C7.0 f e e t In |oilnt o f lii-xlniiltix. Kuiiuluf; thence South :it t|enrecH .dnl 3ii m i n u t e " W e s t Ho •a ct; d o n e . - II.nth mi ile n re ex an d 3u iiilntiUK W e»t 15u fei-t to th e Sh ore o f |*hle t j i h e . I hence NortheuHturly u lm ix t ile lithe th o r n to ,< poini w hich i « '•5 i l r x r . i " uml In mlniltcM Went 15" f e c i f r o m the (toltd o f lie. hi It It lux. tllenci- South 63 dexreeM uml 3o minute-. Hast |f,o f e et to the pidni of lo-xlnnlnK. eon tu ln * Inn t w e n t y . rive h u n d r e d t h " of uu acre, m o r e or less, d i e sam e helittt lot uuuiher 12 o f B l o c k I o f I In l i e ) . Isle S e c tio n o f Loch Arbor, uml f n n i t l i i x on W est L’ r y s t n l 1 'iiv i , A L S O e x c e pt L o t o u m h ereil III ,,f B l o c k 4 i-f l l e l - l s l e Seel Ion o f w l i n l Is xi-ttc r a l l y k n o w n ns L o c h A r lio r , d e s c r ib e d us f o l l o w s : F r o m t lo­ w e s t Q u a r t e r c o r n e r o f Hertlnti •" o f T o w n s h i p 2o South o f llu n x e .10 If us i . in S e m in o le C ou n ty. S t a i n o f F l o r i d a , ru tin ln x th en c e Hu si 654.5 feet to ir o n p in : th en c e South ::i d e x r e e s and 31 m in u te s W e s t ,107.23 f e e t ; t h e n ­ ce oil u 13 ticx|eo Hllll 12 m inute c u r v e to l e f t 163.SI f e e t to the poin t o f hex I tin Intel itu u n ln x th en...... in th e 12 dp* xn *e and 12 minute c u r v e to left 67.32 f e e t to )*, J(. C.; th en c e on u 26 d e x r e e c u r v e to the rlxh l 12.US f e e t ; lliencn N o r t h 66 d e x r e e s uml 30 m i n ­ utes W e s t tr.tl feet t*i th e shore of F in e L a k e ; th en ce N orth w e s t e r l y ulnliy said l a k e s h o re l o a point N o r th 71 d e c r e e s nml 10 m f m d e s W e s t 137 f e e t f r o m j Every Price Is a L ii Indian chiefs call the triln.*|together for « powwow iiuwtiny uso nowspapora instead lie old sittnul fires on mouinnin An udvcrtiBoment in u daily hes thou Bands of tribesmen. |ll'!; Ill-' F O l t H l T * f ' H I tit H S A L K V ] , t slid tty v i r t u e o f a d e c r e e o f rl.iture and s a le r e n d e r e d In th e ult i'..m i. In and F o r S e m i n o l e hn. Florida. In ............. . In a therein pending, w h e r e i n D «* I t S.taloi d B eall > C o m p m iy . , ,.ii i o r b i hm -if F l o r i d a , u m i tisid. mid H a n fo rd C o u n t r y Cluli It. ;< c o r p o r t u l l o n orit an la e d |exist lux tl.tder the l a w s o f the „ f F l o r i d a ; P e n n - H e r ts t**»rpIhii. u c o r p o r a t i o n orxa n lred n i i t l i i x u n d e r tin- t a w s o f the uf F lo r id a , an d It. F. Sinulc, [del, tula Ida. I w i l l sell id puli|,ittcrv to ( lie h lx h e s t b id d e r f o r I ji the f r o n t d o o r o f th e C o l i r t |n the C i t y *>f S a n f o r d , In said Mr and State, d u r ln x th e le x n l it. it -all on M o n d a y the 3th ot St jite m lii r. A. II. I!*27, tile . l,onr tin- f i r s t M on da y In said It). Hu f o l l o w i n g d e s c r l l o d land f , a..it h e ln x In th e C o u n t ) of i-ia and Sttd c of F l o r h l a t o - w l t : |il tw<tr s h o w n m id d e s l x o a t e d that c e r t a i n p la t o f C r y s t a l Iks Club on f i l e mill o f r ec o rd lu/tiy th e puld ic re c o rd s of kiiiinoie C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , etc. filling h o w e v e r , th ere ou t unit rdrorn the f o l l o w lux lots, to11. Lets M m - ( » ) . T e n 11 "). K* l .r, n « > T s S l V s 1121. I w e n . -nine < !!)) . T h i r t y - e l x h t (3*>. (Mrlv-nlm- t i l ) ) , Om- H u n d r e d T»i. i, i l u ' l . mm h u n d ri •! t h i r t y h,0) o n e liutidred Hi I n > • t lir ee JF.i, d p i H u n d r e d T l i l i t > - f o u r f 11. I me H u n d r e d T l i l i t ------) I 11.;7). O n e H u n d r e d T l i l i ty L t . l i 1I S ) . Hue H u n d r e d H e y til j -thri-e 11721. O n e H u n d re d t\caly-fou r 7 . Hun* If..I S e v e n t y , flvtt < 173). "lie lunilrnl i ; i x h t y - elxht tis s j. In* Hundred K lt fhly dtitte t I S » ) , b.„ Hundred N in e ty t l y i l ) . T w o Bun.in t T e n (210). an d O n fe et ill till' N o r t h West c o r n e r o f Lot fifty -even 137). .slso Hast h a l f IF,) of Soul ll w r st Q uart" r IsW i , ) o f N o r t h w e s t Quarter Is W f, ) and W e s t 21" f e e l o f l . iiilo a s l Q uarter (S K I , ) of lurliiwesi Q u a r t e r t N W ' » L all l ...... lion t h r e e 13). ' I 'o n n s h l p rsi-uty <2iQ South. Itiin xe T h l r * [l (36) Kant. A l s o the W e s t H a l f rtVMOof the .Sort It w e s t G u u r fb i k w i o ■•( the f to u tiiw e M Lu.ul* I tH W Q ) of S e c tio n ft.in c l ) , o f T o w n s h i p T w e n t y !>•) South, o f )tmm>T h irty |lf.) tiUf-l ,tl„S" the W e s t H a l f | W ',) )t Hu s o u t h w e s t Q u a r t e r t S W ol the N o r t h w e s t Q uarter NW1, | of S e c ti o n T h r e e I t). I r..a n-hlp T w e n t y (2'Q South )f Lai.I'. T h i r t y t,HQ F ast. I N >i.i I . . x i nnliiK ut tlm N o r t h * o l i m in i o f th e said Houlh* m Q u ar te r ( H W H ) Of the |> .rib-v, . n (y um te r ( N W 1; ) . I." S-tilh 336 s f n l ; I belli'.- 11 *> ...»tii c. deKrtios Inast t*'. f a d * | LL - «t 336.6 feet I ■. I III lie 11Mii IIty , A I,SO E X C E P T lli x Inpins Hill, 3 f e e t South o f the ullis. M c o r n e r of S e c tio n n»t*e l l ) o f T o w n s h i p T w e n t y V- U ib point o f hi.-Klunlnx; theuen South 71 d c x r c c s and Hi m inute s Fast, |J7 f e d lo th e point o f hexliiillltK. A L S O th e f o l l o w I ll x de sc rib ed lands s itu a t e , I. inx and helnx it, S e m i n o l e C o u n ty , F l o r i d a ; T h e Soulh . net Q u a r t e r iS K 't ) *i ) o f the S o u t l i w e s i Q u a r t e r id the N o r t h w e s t Q uarte t ( N W Tu w n slilp T w e n t y t2U) South I S W , ) o f S e c tio n T h r e e ( 3 ) id o f Itnn xe T h i r t y t-l"> K uh I. A L S O l l e x l m d n x at the Siiutti* cast C o r n e r o f the Northw est Q u a r t e r t N W >, ) o f the S o u t h ­ west Q u a r t e r ( S W 1, ) or Se c tio n Three (3 ) o f T ow n sh ip T w e n ty <2 ") Sm ith o f Itnnxe T h irty (3 0) K a m i , run O l e i n e Kust t;.22 chains. South 10.70 chains, W e s t '■ 22 chains, them-e N o r t h Hi.70 • hnliis to th e iiolat o f h e x h in ln x . A l . 8 " the N o r th e a s t Q uarter ' N l V k I iif the N o r t h w ost Q u a r let I S W , ) o f the S o u th w e s t Q uarter (B W 4 ) of Sectio n Three (1 ) of T ow n sh ip T w en ty 120) South o f Itm ixe T h ir ty 43 " ) Fast. B X C B P T I N t l fro nt th e f o r e , x o ln x d e sc r ib ed lands tinfo l­ low in g: L i d s 25. 26, 30, .11. 36. 17. 17. IS. IK. So. 51. 52. 67, 61. 75. 76. *.'5. '.'6. .'.'6. 1(0. t l 1. 120, 121. 132, 13th I t " . 151. 152. 153. 154. 155, 156. 161, 162 165, llifi. 1S7. 201. 200, 216. 21 7, 222. am i 223 of the C r y s t a l L a k e C lu b S e c tio n of Loch A r l m r a o c o r d l n x to pint t h e r e o f d u ly f i l e d and re c u t d e d III tint o f f i c e o f tile C l e r k o f the C irc u it C ourt o f Sctu lm d e C o u n ­ ty. F l o r h l a ; A L S O Lot M of L lo c k 2 o f U e l - l s l e Section o f Loch A r b o r , d ete rim -d as to no ­ tes mnl l i o u n d s l i s f o l l o w s : F r o m the W e s t Q u a r t e r ( W ' V i ) C ortier o f S e c tio n 3 T o w n s h i p 20 South I ta n x e 3(1 Bust, Se m itu de Cou nty, F l o r i d a , r u n n i n x th en ce L as t 634.5 fe e t to « c o n c r e te itni n it mi1t i t ; I hence no rth ISUcx r . . H w e s t 115.3 f e e l ; th en ce north 72 d e x r e e s east 01) f e e t I lienee no rth IN d eitree* we st I IS,6t f e e t ; th en c e on a 2S d e ­ x r e e 4 1 f e e t c u r v e to f l x h t *'5 fe et to tile point o f h e x ll i n l l l K ; Special Price K LIM . r M t$H MIUV t v w O I R L D J M onths. (he oldest in (he world. No Assessments In Loch Arbor . — Bite yourself an Alphabet i The owner o f Loch A r ­ bor property is free from assessments— another ad­ vantage o f this desirable development. Look it over, investigate, judge it on its merits now. V DeForest-Sanford Realty Co. Box :i3i) Nnnfor<l B Y THE THOUSANDS Files and other disease-spread, l o g household inxxctii die in ■warms w h e n T a n g l e l o o l Spray fUUtlir all. For rrm iildt Hr rtil4 * n c t tallow the * r i * r with Tnuglrtout H r Paper anJ art Hit atrngilrrt that come la Ourtug Hie gar. TMK T A N O L K P O O T COMPANY OKAN U kAPIOS. kUCHlUAN 11■ 'YOU d/r both Buyer and SeDci if P I G G L V On nil the items sold by the A Any Pretzeleer Can Reach High C specially priced articles in ad­ dition to these advertised week­ ly. The A& P sells quality mer­ chandise at the lowest possible prices. POWERED MILK KLIM 1 lb ........................................... S .«» 21-2 lb. Tin 1-59 5 lb. T in ........................................ 3.00 White House White House Evaporated Milk Evaporated Milk Small Cans 5c Tall Cans 10c V & G W hite Napththa SOAP 10 Bars Iona A&P FLOUR FLOUR 24 lb. Sk. $1.15 24 li). Sk. $1.33 40c 10c Inna brand No. 2 Can BLACK EYE PEAS Iona Brand TOMATOES No. 2 Can 10c Iona Brand SUGAR CORN No. 2 Can 10c Iona brand No. 2 Can O C EARLY JUNE PEAS. 2 for Scott County A&P HOMINY PORK and BEANS No. 2 1-2 Can 12c No. 2 Can 8c Market Day Special 4 1 i* SEEDLESS RAISINS 4 lb. Pkg. Sun Maid PUFFED RAISINS 15 oz. Pkg. 12 l-2c Sun Maid Seedless Raisins 15 oz. Pkg. 12 l-2c For Ice Tea NECTAR TEA 1*2 lb Pkg. Maxwell House Boker COFFEE COFFEE 1 lb. Tin 47c 1 lb. Tin 45c 45c ORANGE PEKOE TEA American ! Del Monte SARDINES SARDINES 1-4 Can in Oil 5 15 oz. Tins 15c IV B ACK W AR D S Fort Imutic.'dai**. IIroWnti!~ T IIK U N IVER SITY AT I'A V IA . Italy, founded in A. I>, H2f> by I^t County shipped ISfiO carloads of J (hair, grandson of Charlemngne, i? vinter vcgaidMea in past flvtt * & P. We have hundreds o f other Grandmothers 1-2 lb. Tin T h e r e It no w o r ry about hav­ ing too lit­ tle or too much milk when you use th ence south S3 d e g r e e s an d to m in u te s east 2 2 t.» f e e t , no rth tU d e g r e e * an d l l m in u te s , east 53 feet, th en c e n o rth •* degrees 25 m in u te s . we st 211.7 fem ; tlietie e on n 2S d e x r e e 4 1 m in u te c u r v e to l e ft 65 fe et to the pidtll o f In-Xlhl i l u x ; A L S O l.nt IN o f B loc k 2 o f tl"> B e l - Isle S e c tio n o f L oc h A r lm r . ili-srrlhcil ns In m et ell am ) hounds us f o l l o w s : F r o m th e West Q uarter ( \ V ' , t C orn er of Sect ton 1, T m s. It 10 Mast. S e m l i o d e C o u n ty , F l o r i d a ; runnln x then ce Knst l o t " fe et to a point nt I n te r se c tio n w i t h the Fas t side o f F act C r y s t a l I ' r l v e : th en c e on a t* d e g r e e c u r v e l o r l x h l 146.) 1 f e et to the point uf h e u ln td iix : th en c e smith 72 d e g r e e s I " m in u te s Hast 217 fe el; l heller no rth Nil feet; t lienee nort h •'-•-•■ees in m i n ­ utes west ) n | f e e t : t h e n c e ott ii !' d e g r e e 1 m inute c u r v e I" point uf h e x l n t i l n x , A t . S " lot 14 B loc k I. o f Hie Ite l-ls le Sec­ tion o f L oc h A r b o r , d e s c r i b e d as lo m etes and hounds as f o l l o w s : F r o m the W e s t Q u a r t e r ( W ' , 1 c o r n e r o f Se c tio n 1. T 20 S. I! In Hast. Se m in o le C o u n ty . F l o r ­ ida. run eas t 654 5 f e e t t o a c o n ­ crete m on u m e n t ; th e n c e run no rth IN d e g r e e s West 223.1 fe e t ti, n c o n c r e te m o n u m e n t : th en ce on a IS di-xmi- i t m i n u te c u r v e to the le ft w i t h a c e n t r a l a n g l e o f 06 d e g r e e s 10 m inute s, a d i s ­ ta nce o f 252. S3 f e e l In n c o n ­ c r e t e m o n u m e n t ; thmu-c north 2t d e x r e e s l a m in u te s West fit* f e e t : th en ce north 65 d e x r e e s 3'i m in u te s east f e et In point o f b e xiu itln u : th en c e run nort h 21 d e x r e e s 1" m in u te s W e s t 136 fe e t to th e sh o re o f L a k e A n to r v t l i . n c e north 65 d e x r e e s In m i n ­ utes Knst 136 f e e t ; th ence south 66 d e g r e e s 111 nil m ite s W e s t 75 ' f e e t to th e point o f b e g i n n i n g . <1K41. Ii. I I K H I U N C ] S p e c ia l M a s te r In Chancery, BULL, L A N H IS ( f e W I M T K I I A I I b Sullc itura f o r C o m p la in a n t. 33c 6 w «.t Mim’d PICKLES (It- Jars A & P BUTTER Silverbrook Creamery Creamery Cut from the Tub BUTTER 53c lb. 53c lb. Yiiknn t'liili ... GINGER ALE 2 Botg. A & P Pure A & P Pure GRAPE JUICE GRAPE JUICE Qts. 35c Pt. 19c Yes, even the basso profumlo Profcsso Pretzino we picture tosses oil a per­ fectly pitched C upon the slightest pro­ vocation. You need no car for music to recognize a good C when you see one. Pretzelccrs don’t bite by ears, hut by teeth. And they do their letters in O-So-Guds. Like this: •ininlx lit. I L . .1)4 "A . Buy only what you want. Buy only that which you yourself can sell yourself. No one to urge you to buy other than that wliich you actually tvish to buy. M u sical o r not, it’ s a pleasure to pretzeleer. Even bass drummers do 4l when they get a chance at O-So-Guds. These pretzels are baked by Uneeda Bakers. Baked brown. Baked crisp. Baked brittle. And with a fine hearty saltiness that makes you want more and more* Serve pretzels with soup, salad and dessert— with iced drinks, cheese and hors d’oeuvres. They’ re good to eat with meals or without. Especially recommended for chil­ dren because they are so easy to digest and good for teeth and gums. A sk y ou r grocer how m any people are taking home pretzels made by Uneeda Bakers. Saturday Specials Qt Jars Sweet Pickles, plain or mixed 33c No. 2 Can Ye Only One Corn 15c No. 2 Tomatoes, 3 Cans 25c No. 2 1-2 Easter Peaches 19c Pillsbury Grits, 1 l-2b. pkg. .08 l-2c No. 1 Tall Pink Salmon 15c No. 2 Del Monte Peas 17c P & G Soap, 3 bars 1lc Bulk Prunes, lb. 11c Sunset Gold Butter lb. 44c i » * •nil © -S O G U D M b , ti f t , f * » . O f f . PRETZELS Market Department T h t f i t t l l t l u i lh ti pu tt— tlu J u 4n*di futur*. S tlJ i f Don’t forget the Hams to be given away tonight at The Milane Theatre. C U D A H Y ’S PU R ITAN-‘The Taste Tells’ ibt pound — or m o lt , o r I n t . *V*■t.’ These hams will be demonstrated at the Piggly W iggly on First Street Saturday m orn­ ing and at the Milane Theatre Saturday afternoon, August 6th. Come, all of ye, and partake of The Puritan Ham. CN BA- P IB ’ •*■ ■ U needa SLIM JIM Com plete Line O f Western Meats Fresh Cured, Delicious A n d Sweet • o *. m i . «ir . F/ayi it straight, and vtry good at it too. la baadj pathagu. “ It Serves You Right” Standard Nut •»11 *t |M OLEOMARGARINE lb. 1-1 lb. Free with Each Pound. The p e r fe c t m ilk s u p p ly _ a l w a y s •** h a n d . Si, Great Atlantic & Pacific £ 205 Magnolia Ave. Sunford at fienevu Mcl-andcr Arrade Two Stores E. First Street ' Two Markets Sanford Ave. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY 11 “ U n ee d a B a k e r * ’ m __________ �PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST !>, 1027 The Sanford Herald A Fair Trial l 4i \ r r } n l l i r n . i m i fakllalin l M fra S n n - l n»r ) s i l i m l n r j , I'l-rliln I I I M a c n n l l a A ***>*.*. A s Brisbane Sees It iMy! Aren’t We Progressing:? The decision of Governor Fuller of Massachusetts ' rejectiriK the plea o f Sacco and, Vnnzetti for executive 1 Cruiser Nanarnar. fC n trrra, n.-j d riti» i fln lfrr, Picking A Hride. O r k r r t 2 7 , !•<•» , n l t*»r l*a,»laaf M r * clemency or intervention comes as something o f a su rpri.^ ■|V\ Rickard's llnok. • 1 Snnfaaril, I 'ln rliln . iin.-trr A r t i.f lo those who know the soundness o f the reputation for fa ir­ • ' • a i r r a a «if. M n r rh . H. INP7, ness ot Governor Fuller and the other members o f the invest­ The Dear People's Rights.. HOI, I, A NI) I.. I I K A .......... K t l l T O I I Ily Alta til.r. HKISHANB igating committee composed of the presidents o f Harvard I I I I O W A I I f > l l l i l K i ..........H I N A I I K I I Copyright iPdT nr S t a r C'a. K I I I I . K 13. J U N E S , M n n m l n i K i l l i a n University and Massachusetts Institute o f Technology and S U IIH O IIII'T IO N IIA T K A form er .lodge Cohort — Grant. ........... , R K ITA IN W AN TS ninny fimnll O u r Y e a r ... . .... .......... .......... ST.si' For seven years, this ease has been before the courts, cruisers, high speed fighting boats, IX M I I I Uiilllka, „ __ S 1.7 S and yet in all that time the defendants have been granted T h r r r M v a l l a ____ *" hor merchantiU* mar* .IS I l f t ' a r r l r i |mr v t r r k S2.IM, hut ..no trial. W r r k l r r t l l l l 111 p r r V f a r The fight ntmlc in their b e h a lf in which i” - rt™ .:li'” h .v r t l£ j. T i f iiic • I k * l l r r n h l , S n n S . i n T » plaana-rr n r n i , something over three thousand dollars has been spent, h a s 'dues i»uild them, we shall swamp |inp<r, • o h u r r l h r o Il I k * J ia la -r nnnaval I h i a a l A r m H * r * l r r , r r r r l i l n a I r u m consisted in an attempt to gain for them n new trial on the *u'< with «n overwhelming |Sia napcrinr . . i n n a a r a n n l i n i l m grounds o f judicial prejudice in the first, and additional ., , . „ . . t n r a l r t ’j n n . B t w l w u r a l s U n i t ) « • « » *» • evidence Whut s the use of talking aliinit l| .r n i l I h r Irraalltuc •** r a i l « f I k * e n . « l » r n i i r i d .. Tf cr I, .\. II. I« r » | i r r l n l ty rltM rn l Ik I ' l n r l i l n raaaij II* s i a n n r r o f laniaalllaag a i m * a r » a Ik «• H k i . n l r<|ital. i* u,r i h . I . 1.. * that t . i mm . * . cruisers, that could play no Ellon J. Moughton" A rchitoct > '• ! . Hank ni,Ir •1 cion . Fin Dependable part Judge I buyer, before whom th e in n real war? They are simply to Italians came, was prejudiced against radicals. He comes mi reliant ship* what sheep dog* front a long limy o f Massachusetts aristocracy and th e re i,,,,‘‘ 1,1 •' r, w Jo7-*''' flying . . Tf ce I t r r n l i l I* n n i r i i i l m r i . f I k * is an old saying mound Rost on that “ the Thayers sneak T chT H ' ‘ ,mt col,,,!l ,M‘ f" r A n r i l t l * i . m i n o f f ’ l r p i l l n l l i i w * . *** latrrn allo niil AaanrlnlInn nf I ' l t kJudge nihilat.- .,11 the cruisers that l l n k r r k . A d t e r l l a e r » m i l l A*l« r r l l » l i * B onl\ to Lovells and the Lou ells speak only to God.” A n rn lr n k l - k . n i u l a «a r i n k l*ka i Mayer is also said to have made the remark that he did England could huild, Saaro’ara'audH «f‘ .ahk'rrpiiea'i'ikm) not know wliolher Sitcco and Vnnzetti murdered the' not talk sense, and especRfn 'i n ,r ? rWYma*tt?r and his guard, hut “ they were radicals ‘" 'f ' wl,y huil'1 ,lvin»f i«MNt M f i i t i n * first order and oiijflif to die* anyw ay,M w as FRIDAY AUGUST s i»27. . Such a ^ n tim en t as this, prevailing in the trial judge, -------- -— ' - ! ' f D ue, would certainly not he conducive to u fair trial T i l K IllfiVIAt.ll'S r i l O U H A M For this reason alone, it would seem logical that the men he l — K r . - n a a m * In H l r a n...m.o.kk. d r.tuulk ad n a l n l . t r a l lain. entitled to another trial before another judge. * Rut that »s— I lf . p r r k ia lr r rn ulra •» J a r k a u a r. is not allSince their trial, a signed confession has been «llla. t a — l i o B k l r n r l I n k o f HI, J . i k a , I n a i ' n r received from a man who admits that he participated in lllvrr Canal • • —l a n a s n r n l l u n « f i . i . n . l k l r T e r the hold-up which resulted in the murder, and who dis­ ■ » IVffk." closes the names o f the other members o f his gang. • _ A n a i-rn lk .s of liu llifin s pr* i n n . — k im -r a. k .ilrlk , n p n r i n i r n * II is true that this confession was written while the konkra. a — I i M i . m i a n l l r KfcrBt. man was in jail under an indictment for murder and con­ I — I ' n n . | . l r O » n .-I r l l y l . r a u l l f l r a Il..a p r w s r a m . sequently loses much o f its weight, hut we have seen many —— 4 n r i v a n d m m l r r a k o v p l l a l an alleged murderer granted a re-trial under less auspicious circumstances than that Re-trial was not granted Itllll.K VERSE FOR TODAY OUR TESTIMONY: — I Imvi- these Italians, we fear, because their views in regard to pn-m-hi-il rightcoUHiu*HH in tin* government and individual rights did not eo-ineido nearly j-n-at emigregntiun: lo, I Imvi- not enough with those o f the aristocratic Massachusetts ■ rtf rained my lipH, O Lord, thoti judiciary. _ .jt knowest,— I’siilm III: t», However, Governor Fuller, who has made a careful in­ ■ » P R A Y E R :—O Cod, In-Ip the n - v e s tig a tio n , has decided that the men are not entitled to a new — pg. deemed of tfn- Lord ever to any so. ria • a,,,J decision will probably stand. Their duv o f N IiW KMJl.ANn soI.ll.m nn h" » f**r August 11. Teaching Accident Prevention Hy Jerry Evans Tlre^fotte IT A L Y HAS SET up a new earthly trinity which goes: “ ( '01111try, Church and Mussolini.” All three are worshipped with patrio­ tic enthusiasm. Yale men luiil a similar idea when they invented what I. t. .aid calls the champion ant ..1 max “ For find, for i-mintrv and for Yale." Italy's new trinity would be powerful if only Mussolini's life v.ere guaranteed. Hul it is cunitrntly threatened, and time, at least, muMt end it. G U M -n iR R E D are OEPENDAHI.K and *\>ri important speedway in th* |a. five years has been won .< them. Rnce drivers will r-' trust their lives on nnv nth« tires. The same trustworthy nttrilmti in these greaC tires, stand <> prominently jn the ex.,||f service they me giving as ng lar equipment on million, , private cars througiiotu |i whole world. You’ll never know rent I in- .a| isfactlon until you ur.- .|U I| Ped with them. Conn- in A M (iR K A T enterprise that depends on life is always in dangci. Restoring the Roman power,, in all its greatness, the task that Mussolini set himself, is a big task. “ Organise deputise, supervise,” is a wise program. Mussolini does 1very thing. starts everything, cm l ies everything under his lint, a 1rowileil space for imperial res­ toration. Seminole Tire SI101 Fi rest tin,. Tin., .i.„|f . .. i;,' Firestone Tires III West First Street TH.M: f I'RINCE (IIIC H IIH J. brother wundei', now my house is set in j i Schools o f instructions for almost every conceivable !'/ lbo Mikado, is to marry, and order Against *„ dusk whose light is|,,lin *f h ave been esta b lish ed in th is c o u n try . The !nri'le. ' ' lieV has ,nnthiug l,lV,r- Hr“to say al.out“ 1.1 tile *11 f ill H urt iVnlfn* lin.i.i aki* 1 ____ 1 . • develop.. 1 i';ri*,,Vi'l growing .. old, menl o f particular lines o f endeavor has made it irnnerdive 1* I. r I im pt.raine it, which is a violation of nature’s 'Which one will take my china with that schools III. fonti.l.i.l train men m id ... r lu im s h courses that would wise Darwinian rule of “ natural the-border women for positions in those fields e«‘l<«tion." O f rosci twined with springs of iinin men and Thorough ness and efficiency can best he obtained hy train.......... ........... gri-t-n nnd gold 7 I ’ve l»een 10 choice o f it, nnd never mg, and training must he secured hy instruction from those n 1 !• ( T ° i SE f" 1 him,“,|fbro ten W ho know. W ith this ill mind NVu- Vnel/ ir..-. 1 L ' * htl'i*. father of Alexander, ... V . IN,?W * ,,,k U niversity has when he picked the wild OlvmOne fra rile piece. 11 x , there's innoinipf. t.wl naugurated a course in accident prevention. P'as; or the Norman duke, father my willow-ware 1 lie university officials in establishing this particular Wiliam the Comiuernr, tin-.lapg Their eyefc huve coveted with all course have announced that accident prevention is* 1 s . - i i . n , - , - in'i"*'i'd family might gain unspoken worthy o f tenchinir iimt .lu‘ n, ' , K t ;btrength. A strong infusion of Interrogation. Well, I wouldn’t and as such is . «,»»Y branches o f science. Educating people is to develop o f our business— bv kn !!l I you in *>»* *» «»..•<! 1 **^ 4 2 ^ 2 In • the* west parlor Wh{re the sun »«•««»•* window,|o n » wuulil hr , f w,,rrt ; b . “ rp‘'1 ...... .;r h ^ 'r t K L * " ? ^ H,l!'cn ■“ «■'"■'<• tiio.M,' i„ I..,,,T- d .... ........ ..........i. . , f ,, i , , S ............ wpoinls out that S “ the race?was The windmill clock. There m e mafiy reasons A is»dy hates to leave the world l»eli nil! ! ° n ( '* " V 11 ,!(,al,l(?d .*« Ilv‘* ^ l y A n «.w - " ....... . A Now fo| the ciinnl! —o---Tlii* s>t K-k market took a flop 11 w h e n it h •aril from Fiudidge. T L .i •>«...) r .. _ * „ • , 1 K°n ie form of education to teach people ,n,lM»i tiuuc o f safety first has long been recovniv >d Mu? dangers that confront us as we go about „ „ , K Was It •Paid Advertising." HoliM tasks must he pointed out and : • -k » .. ............ ............ And if it Illstt lid lo iiH g iv e n to 11 lilt* N ew York Uni1. ........ . u stly succeeds sum-cds it« Ms ..................... purpose, and (here seems to In no Well gpess ^ ___ .there won’t he any versity more cigar'* given away until next 1 canon why it should not, it will have performed a great .... Fall. H fivice lo this country and to the people who live in it I ------------ o -------------- At in'* the u*sl last •'* million-dollnr niillion-dollar fight Beach Resorts For Florida To Fnuilate ; X T* ^ ...................... iv,. -TP TP ( LU M B E R TP a O M PA NY j-f- a ■iw . . . . ---- ' ■ d i dbz£h c ± i£ b T H E Y A R D W IT H A M IL L B A C K IN G Yard Holly Avc., at Bond (»rade nth, 12th, i:iih sn Zip Service | D a .y to n a v B e a J c b . Jim .tli.''; o DO THE RIGHT THING NOW i 5 fiminoin (founly ]j)ank I’ raiin Hit- Nan Hi. ICunl uml Ml al-lVa—i, a vi-n Ilia- I'na-IMr |-ian«!. «»ar> a-aaniri faar l i a r r l l n a n l r . Ilia- l l r n c l a niaal (aar l i a r i j r r n l praa- ................... .. rn trrtiaiian arn i a* la I a-1, Ina-liialraa FLY YO UR flying kltas la dangerous sport D o n 't do i t K I T E In th e open unobstru cted fields •s far away as possible, fro m th e electric power lines. NEVER U S E w ire In place of kite string. If this wire should co m e In contact w ith £ n electric line It m ay give you an electric shock"that will prove fa ta l to you. A N D IF ^ y o u r kite should b eco m e en ta n g le d with the wire,"leave it absolutely alone. O UR L I N E M E N will gladly do th a rescue work for you ra th e r th an have you or any other boy risk the danger. C. A. BYRD. F L O R ID A IVaarlal'a. a rn a lr-l *end Voi- Hiili|yilOiiiiiiiai|iiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiuiiiniiiiniiiuililitiiniUtimiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiijniiiiiiiiiiiiiii.... . B O Y S lia r naaaaala-nl aarunnl siallai iiaa niaal I n a l l i l a l n i i l n r l l a a l - i ( „ r | | ,r t a r a i l l * " l I _ r » r n l > nill raa aaf t t n l r r f r a a n l — aaa-riaai niaal r l * r r i lai r iia.tr. r l a l l n u , l a m a l l n u . a i a l l l i a u, y na-lalliaa. M a n i l l a , Ian llal MB.......... . I l a u n l a l r n l all in n a r r I liaar laataaa. f u n . |ar aa|tla- In I ' r n l n a l r i n r l . l n. A In Ian nan, ( i r n r s l n n n i l H a r I n r a . l l n i a a l . n . . « Mala niaal raanar la* • haan-aianUa. I l a r a i l l a r e a r t a l n a >a.i. iiaa.t. w i l l >.... A i l i l r p a a III I h i a n i l a r r n l I aaaiaaaarra-r f „ r Sa - l a r a l ul r , , f r e t l - r e t l anna n a r r r n l r a In l a a . i r l a , n p n r l n i r n l a nnal aan Ian a l l n r a . STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS th e vicinity of electric power lines. a F o r m a n r > r n r - n r o i t l r I r o n , n i l ' l i t e r I n l i e . I S l n l r n nnd • ' m i m l l i tin * r * l - l I r*l l l n r l n n n Mai n li — 1 » |, l , . , | |,*a f o r l l l l i n l * l*M-ullian t» n » I n n a n * » n e k u i M * I n l u n l f „ | , „ * r r m l u t t n l ili|> i : u » i • ' " l i - I r i l l u ' l l l a l l i r W u r l i l ' n l ' * l n r * l A l l - 1 r n r l l l i a a i i l r , l l T i r n i In « ! » • — I n i . l In S n n n n r r . Ila. « l u i r r a n 11 U i i l r r i i a l , «« aarlal-tt lair. lame _ * :_ S a n fo r d .F la . S A Y a F LO R IO A -S C R K A T S U M M E R T IM E T O W N “ The right thing” to which we refer is saving something every week and ’fi building up a reserve fund at the • Seminole County Bank then you will / look forward to the future with much I happiness. j 4'/ Interest paid on savings accounts. I h r , IF cL£.\Lb O-m* was one seat unsold, until 'ja f c h —. ,.,uiu' lu“ ' «*'•• afternoon. Mr. U fiT te y j *ilk,,,'1l suggests Mint listeners- [ s* ............ .......... f i each for the pleasure of enjoying *b?ht details. That would produ?o u * 'v*’ 1,1 teii-inilllon-dollar fight, H,,a ‘‘iiuldc Mr. Rickard to begin, sooner, writing kis book, "Gloves I I Have Put on Others." Some, unsympathetic, suggest The Htirnld will gladly furnish that, us the government can con­ ! inforninti n on the election hy ) trol radio, it should forbid broad­ [telephone tonight. I casting hi iital ami bloody details FLORIDA TIM E S .U N IO N of prize fighting in millions of The ma s meeting last night was homes. the larg st public gullioring we I be government will not allow liuve seen in Sunfnrd. moving pictures of prize fights resorts that me within easy reach m-ss, nearness to great population to be carired - from one state to an­ of that great city, Miid: other. Why allow the story, by busy celebrating Hie nnd also because of what they have ot,M *r* " ' W Tampa Joduy there is probably no at lllllllM co ling o f Colleen Moore, t” offer, notwithstanding every to ,u' CH,r,wl l'ito every No tiim [for politics over there, stretch of const in tlu- world save commereiul and material iuduce- state. the Riviera which rivuls the Jer­ It is tlu- broadcasting » f prize -o------ntent for patronage has been ex­ sey shoreline ns n vacation e ------ ' • • • " M U tlliu il |n f fights that eventually will tended as in a nl.n.ll.l l.«* I I ,,K,U’* ln'" ‘ ‘Vl-lltimOy WlO stop Sto; The Seminole County News is on gion. Atlantic City is tlu- world's h i , , ! d d ,h "'I'1 !»•*'*«• lighting. Clergymen, listen oim i housing m-coinndatii ns. II .... I....... :n ......1 .1 . " ... . .. the streets again today. We hope largest result; it hits the largest * n !’T T - nrco» ' ‘"*“ D' ns. in Ing in. will ion.blim to stop •• tlu*. that It manages to make it again hot-Is. the largest crowds (some- railroad facilities and in service b.utality, and they will be able of every sirt and character that to do it. I next wee*. times -100,0011 over night guests). t0.lt"' "nt!"fncti,I,n ,,n,‘ Till* Wonder is that they hnvo I the largest average population of 1 ,|on,* m . already. Prize fighting No. Dempsey isn't kidding a bit pleasure-seekers —,100,000 in an Pi. as,,,.* of patrons. True, in some instan.-is. accomodations and servis a real moral issue, more ini- • I — lie’ll meet Tunney this year, if ordinary August. It |)ns the lie only ^ets four hundred tlunu nu st nietropi litun air nf suniptu- lie offered are n* t what the public |< itout than Jonah and the whale.1 ('••miiniU in thrHi' i<ayt» nnd where nr Durwin uml monkeys. sand to nusness. lint A shiny Pmk and th«’i*e nmut luck in thcne renpeetn -------Ocean Grove are not far behind. tb.-n- is least of resort growth AUTOM OIIII.KS GOING to *md Hud Kiidier now has to pay four Ami the whole coast is dotted ,**i.l nomilurity to be observed. On fre ..n tin* earth an* no longer nli hundred (pillars a week alimony. with resort cities of growing vig­ th.* resorts to ihrm make’ ii n jiurKiug purking spin span* ff Whole .. , howeverAloHda . : .......... ...... . "lowed ” »'i »»» t*v i Mutt and Jeff will have to work or. There is » ne group from Long , o ilei iin- ln*st o f what patrons aye |picnic or camping ground o fth e |to Hup|»ott that. Prnnrh to Munnsipmn; then* is r-yiuinng in these dayadinil.whi*,, |„m| around West Point. Sonic. ’ I \ I'll fill* lll ll lii Um II imis •«» •%i. at iL uan ’ a •• a • . . . another on till- long key from |7,w'n '.'»tli‘ willing to pny there- foolishly indignant, say . y ^ Hmnerat to ....... ........... Hem-h Haven, and «"«l Proper Point b'.-long* to the people, and If llll-t pt opll co.operate with [the C ity * ( 'onimissionci'M. will the •here is a third on tlu- south strip *"'» »'« kl‘ " ‘ •«“ , C«imniissl|iuer* co.Ul’ F.RATK on fi *ni Atlantic City and Oc un "W hv is i7 i lii't h ?n u ?{lo»len?hose residing nearest n splendid Flnrldn j till- t 'ity 4n dgcl Aw, "ask menu- F itv t> Cape May. The few '•reel s which cxisl are fast I i»t her T" l liTt^nniT'iciM :::r;V .i.,‘ tf * thT C ,‘ <JHITE TRUK. HUT the room I**" filled ill. „ 'in,it,......‘nt 7" 'pcrhaps^'tlii* best l ' n which. lh* »«I»rem«7 W»J>H delib{iii'ii succca-ii l e t t e r tbun How p. Ml will it III- possible to ensw.-r tbm |„. given i. to snv t.ra,P" a"1,"" l " *•>•' P «»pl‘'* — l i-r-* belnuse they alia nipt inure. *ihv the -nm- « 5*h r ferem-e to tin- that Florida pcmi!e generally anouk. N,‘ ve' theless you are not allowed — Kuxtla laike Region. And some • •••nn nnd fnilf benches o f Florida? log.have mu b-iirned as vet how»lrivt* your little auUMnobibfail In vn ife they attempt too much. The ipi-stlon i" <• miite natural one. •'» play. Imw to leer.-al’i*— they' have 11 " r ‘'nt >’our "hot dogs" •— —ia >i ia „p n„. r„ „ r,|,.r wh n it b‘‘“ " *' *' rv busy with their bust’‘' " ‘ hrs.. West Point is for At tin* lim e o f going to press, no U known that -a bo-ehes go. there n,'MS* wi" ' "huibling the state." nr i "fricers um| should b - j deaths bad yet been reported and nr- n . nt,v*-he*-.. Do., « „ r..’*.«s in wil1' “ ■""'•ling Hu* eitv" in which "V ” 1 Jor *"«“ purpose.. Those that the runuir Ui.r that the National ... „t n. „ nrn| Wln,i|l i,l„ , reside and do business, that w‘ *hits inspect the college, not to Guard linl <ailed out was ,hi.«« »*f Fl.ir.bi nr Dim linl been keen called ...*v 1 ",'v b".V|' token tim«* to plny.to I*" aro always welcome. proved in* be erronlous. ......... .UI- ihnir^Vlj' uu Ives as millions *.o f | “ „ . ------* a--*- ,•* Bun.,,. fMs i.ovt* coim*i unce t«» u* nil, itnitl | --------0: *»r oIIu t . He nrv r | p- k'’ “ ........ .. w.-'l n'l th" World when ii M U - f bundreds of -it,t ! I'etcrsb The K ....... eti-rsburg ...... ........... Independent M ..... >L *»ri ' m n* •*♦ It 1wrote T H A T at a summer resort r-*o,n.t* “DioosamN of .....f|(l(.hing to Atu g ia teI editorial on the subjeet, h a ___ •'#» •*•» II f F|«»rbl«l nfflr*«s Untie Cl»v as in (he month o f Aug-------.•a..Jtt Ma.I.I,■ gets J— a.I . worst ..... — • | of . .w • ' “ Fi I.*1 siiwkholdei f w*i “ ** rHDitrk "•• "••o tiht, and U‘)it*n it and other new*ounwoi iirocliiiiiiH a That’s the way i! !« in City lit" , —r a i . ... I. .) |*. i a. , pa Im*is i^'i-po 11 oUiit •111ml r<*<IH of week. Han sonu-hoil.v been trying 4 <>verii?oivit. the sma)l laxpuyvr •— -i - i ’ ll ... nn<t fli». •b‘ ,isnml-a going t.i other seashore j that country some money H gels the %vnrh! worst of it. * •»»!• till • •• ,n ! resorts along the North Atlantic ' " ' " ' " 7 -•» ’ <•, A lit r * '^ «* t* * n r*n w *n ,it •«. hent on pleasure nnd re— aa..... —| t,aai i. Btntaul l'cp**a'a^ 0"* . I hf. Poincare. French wartime • ' M0011*11ini* Ftilln un* liLf mo:*. . U hen, it is worth while asking,, Pr***idenl, said in a speech the •. P •e O i|oiUH»h- !h f nmri* you kill, Uu*^ * ». more there are left to ufflirt you.' -. • .... i —■* will it In- possible lo nav th- same ' other dav that in the niatler ot with reference to Florida c'ust r»*- ••ru*It it is well to distinguish be— lirn iid b Reporter-Star. The »• fa I ' M — sorts 7 rimt ii will la.- said soma • tween the Ga*r,niin neoiile and l c-.i w a y .to do in to jaoor oil over •* •* l*r**• * Itlll alav, is not to be doubtud. Hut— 'their rulers. Well, well, the war’s ►tL . v .a u r ss that th#y can't breed. r.st h;en as when? lover! “A SoliHtantlnl invrlrr ^ lo n aSohstantiul no 1j .. 108 Magnolia .. needs. .............................. Phone 135 In more prim itive e n v ir o n . 1 MU. T K X . m ^ R l , will some ' m eats' in th ^ w lio d s ’ in pastoral HIi/Vh01 ° |,,.’lhmitfivo en.viron* •'"* TKX. RICHARD will some sinmle oceiiiint inna ^ f 1 pastoial lands, on the farm, in the «l«y write an enlightening hook ‘ . sf ° [ ° j ‘ len times. Our industrial (levelr,Rhting mid prlxe fightI m int, with its factories cities, railroads and swarming ««ts through with streets has brought new environment to u-hi.-n «... .... . both. Just now, he feels that the yet adapted " ,U art‘ ,l0^ •**«lio tukes part of his profits. C. VIELE ey . . .let us attend to your ..... 9 of we mean time as well as mon­ ,ni ° V mt-“ » K r* “ l ,“ -*»g with It. 112 F. Second SI. j S .I. II. J A C K S O N j J Phone (ill \ _ |.lant— to save— and hy save - c 1^“^ •••^ ........ ® ^ o f tim e. T ,u * in stru ctio n w ould e v e n tu a lly he b ro u g h t to evc.-v the branches J LOAM We thoroly know every LOS ANGELES IS said, prohOr worry) if I only could lie cer- human safeguards against accident and hence the purpose 0, th‘* course university plans to tra train safety <»n rn- alily, without iuijiortunt . • •I he uni >11ot 1u <1m,s 10 in Hntcvv • -authority. .......... . tnitj That they would tend to things m-hru.l ii-.ii.l.l *,in 1 •1’ «*vwiu lU LioeuiS . I Me . than ( hit-ego go w will give for the next as 1 have ifone, they w| •ir ,V; , > * « * . « *l»< <••><»<- '■*. krt~ <M«- *e“h TIR K S PO W ER & L IG H T M ANAG ER CO. �THE S A N F O R D H E R A L D . FRID AY. A U G U S T .'..1927 an d Personal Activities-: Residence Telephone 859 ] MRS. CHRIS MATTHEWS ENTERTAINS IN HONOR OF MISS 1VA FORD Social 'alander Exquisite in every detail was the bridge party given Friday nftemoon when Mrs. Chris Matth­ ews entertained at bridge at her home on Kim Avenue honoring FRIDAY Miss Ivo June h'ord of Monroe, Ka., s\, I t>f tho Methodist the truest o f her sister Mrs. C lif­ will meet With Mrs. ford Walker. The triiests included Fifth Street ut •1 <>'- the members of the Lottiqihun Bridge club and two extra tables MONDAY of players. meeting of the AuxilAn abundance of zinnias, rndlPresbyterian CImrdi nnco rosea and other summer flow­ Bu at 4 o’clock at the ers were used in charming profus­ ion in tht. rooms where the tnbles lt,5 Guild of Holy Cross had been spread for play, carrying Church will, meet at *1 out the rainbow ideas, th Mrs. Mortimer Glover Tallies done in minature fan de^lory on Palmetto Ave, |sign* were used for the panic and TUESDAY ( after the stated number of prolers jf Wesley class o f j presslons had been played, scores [odist Church will enjoy were compared and the one havlnp Daytona Beach ns the mude the hiphest score anmnp the Mrs. H. 11. McCall Sr. dull members was awarded a hand WEDNESDAY embroidered luncheon* set, while (.Spaulding Circlu o f the the low score prize anmnp the dub ^tist Church will meet hove joy at her home BROTHERHOOD OF ENGINEERS SHAKE UP ORGANIZATION has been dismissed and the highest authority now rests with Alvnnley Johnston, grand chief engineer. In almost every instance, the new men who have replaced' former officers nre younger men These new officers face a diffieri It task. They will he railed up­ on to put the brotherhood hack on a sound financial Imsis. It will be their duty to recoup losses re­ sulting from ventures into which the order entered in an earlier regime. Well founded reports have it that die brotherhood has lost ap­ proximately $10,000,000 within the last few years, A number of'steps have already been taken, the most important o f , which is a $5 monthly assessment on all members, which will remain In operation for two years nrtd which is expected to raise about $7,200,000. Members are privileg­ ed to buy bonds, in lieu of being as­ sessed, if they wish. In addition n $4,000,000 mortgage will he placed on the B. of L. K. buildings in Cleveland, and bonds will be sold, with the assesment as security. Experts hankers hereafter will govern the hmtherhnd banks and investment /institutions scattered from i oast to roast, members was a pretty preen vase. 1lie puest sroririp the most points was awarded a buffet set "h ill the one having tho lowest score received n yellow bowl on a Organization Will He Manned Mack base. The cut prize was a Hy Young Men In Flit lire As bouquet of exquisite pink Radiance Against Former Policy; Rig I'tses. Miss Ivn Jane Ford was pre­ House Cleaning is Ordered sented a hand painted powder jar as a pift from her hostess. CLEVELANR, Aug. 5. (I N S )— Rainbow colored mints were The hrother-hot>d of Locomotive placed on tho card taldes and rel­ Engineers, one of the richest and ished during tin- progress of the most powerful labor unions in the Rome. Punch was served throuph- world, has experienced, during out Da- afternoon and after the June and July, important changes, prizes had been awarded Mrs. ns the result of its fifth tri-ennial Mathews served sherbet and cake convention which remained in as refreshments. session here fi r more than seven /'Inh members plnvinp were Mrs. weeks, marking the longest and Boston. Aug. 4. — (IN S ) Walter Illicit, Mrs. M. Mimirik and most expensive meet in B, o f I*. Like a missionary in heahern Mrs. Wurt Warner. The other |E. history. Of the changes, none were more lands. Colonel Charles A. Lind­ KUests were Miss Iv'u June Ford, bergh. truns-allnnlic flying ace Miss Clifford Walker, Miss Vera significant than tin- fact that here­ turned thousands of Bostonians to after the brotherhood will he Dickerson, Mrs. S. A. Huston and manned, almost entirely by young­ thoughts of aviation and the fu­ Mrs. Clarke Ix-t.-mmtv. ture that it bolds for Boston, the er men than heretofore. The order's administrative lending city of New England. Sweeping out of the skies in Ids thorough discussion of the matter, Avenue. he enters a decree validating the silver plane,"Spirit of St. I.ouis.” bonds ns to legality; he *.ignH n de­ Colonel Lindbergh was followed cree, putting you, the investigating closely by the greatest group of public and the world on notice that peacetime aviators the world had tiie securities you are attempting ever known. Commander Richard r., , , BOSTON, A up. 5. (IN S )— Like for lho Boston airport, the former to offer nre null and void. That's E. Bvrd. Clarence Chamberlin. M rs. I O l i c l u o n a missionary in heat him lands, Col- mayor believes. The Fast Boston Lieutenant Albert Hcgcnherger of jonel Chari es A. Liudherph, trans­ airport and land adjaeent, extend­ "houno-olountng." bus been vir­ South Boston <iltd Lieutenant Les­ tually completed—even the organi­ Inny Spaulding Circle of atlantic flyinp ace turned thousand ing to and including Governor's is­ zation has been changed, many of ter J, Mail land were here, ap­ the ol,| offices being done away 1Baptist Church met Wed- of Bostonians to thouphts of avi­ land. represents, when filled With mie of tin* most stragotic Iftcrtioini at tile home of ation and the future Hint it holds proximately 10,000,000 square (eet, with entirely and new ones crcat- airport -ites eii the Atlantic coast, h r Boston, the lendinp city of New or slightly in excess of 222 acres, I [nton I'ouchton on Elliott Knpland. «d. W. B. Printer, former prosi- development of the facilities of the Development o f the site us a result * port in this city nr strongly urged Sweeping out of the skies in ids of interest created by Colonel Lind-1 ttoms where the members silver plane, “ Spirit of St. I.ouis.” the procedure, and y i i can't issue by pi runilient men, bergh, is possible ex- Mayor Curley Curley Gels Busy bonds in any other wny. Yet bright with 1 bowls of Colonel Lindbergh was followed believes. Among the advocates of avia­ [Judge Herring says that nil those \ami ferns. closely by the preatest primp of Up'-n this great area, extending ; securities we have issued have been tion is ex Mayor James M. Curley ja short devotional exer- peacetime aviators the world had a mile into the sea, ex-Mayor in violation of the Charter <f the win se support for municipal pro­ Commander Richard |bv Mrs. Ashley Kelly, the ever known. would erect fabricating plants with City of Sanford, Florida— jects hits always placed him among K, Byrd, Clarence Chamberlin, moil was in eharpe of Mrs. •I ur landing ports on the roofs for cumBoston's most progressive men. Arc you done then? NO. The Lieutenant Albert Hcgcnherger of ,m,rc|tl, i vial,(m. !. The meetinp closed with Great possibilities nre in store law requires that after the bonds ted by Mrs. Barney Beck. South Boston and Lieutenant Les­ The erection of such plants at the have been validate in the manner for the Boston airport, tiie former ter .1 . Maitland were here. : the social hour the h*>MWith one of the most strapetic .airport site would give impetus to that I have outlined, it thru be­ mayor believe*. The En*i U*-»U>n h! salad, saltines and icc airport sites on the Atlantic const, !commercial aviation and tin indus­ comes necessary to advertise those nlrporl amt land ndjne ni, extend­ development of the facilities of the try in general in New England, ex- bonds for sale at public sate and ing to unit including Governor’s is­ asper Wistnr, 1B2 years According to a recent experi­ i announced that the next port in this city are stronply urped j Mayor Curley believes. that advertisement must bo pub­ land. represents, when filed ap­ ago, gave land for the building of proximately 10,000,0011 square feet, ment completed in Finland to estlished for a period of three weeks would lie held with Mrs, by prominent men. Throughout New England, pubtiie Trinity Reformed Church at ni her home on Maple mnte the energy consumed in darn ­ Curly (Jets Busy jlie-spirited citizens following the to the world and in addition to tie or slightly in exress of 222 acres. Till pehneken, Benusylvan in, he Development of the site ns n result Am<mp the advocates of avia- attitude taken by the former Bos­ local publication that the City Com­ Justice—o f—111*— Peace or inteiest created by Colonel I ind- stipulate I in the deed that one red ing, the fast mazurka consumes mission may in their discretion an ltr» present were Mrs. B ar-itionis ex-Mayo James M. Curley ton mayor have succeeded mousing ' rose should be the annual rental. likH” calories; the polka, 7f<il; the bergh, jpossible, ex-Mnyor Curley ad. in the Financial Journal in New ____ whose support for municipul pro- j the public sentiment t“ the extent |V, Mrs Ashley Kelly, Mrs. , Each year tin* heirs to the donor j t o x . . Room N .» Mason Temple I.7H; the sehottische, 4.711 oy, Mrs. Cummings, Mrs. jects has always placed him among that cities never before interested 1York, or any other live market, in- believes. • i • aro presented with' a single red ' equipped iviting bids for those bonds, and Upon this great area, extending and llie waltz, II.PU. )!n>. Walter Stoudenmire, Boston's most progressive men. iin aviation are today rose. (those bids are received, opened and a* mile into the sea, ex-Mayor frtert Spier, Mra. John Aim I Great possibilities are in st«Te *with landing fields. |considered. would erect fabricating plants xvith Dfrv K. M. Carroll, M rs.:,. . — r— ------- - — --------- ---— — -----Many Lc-ndnu factories and busThere is another statement Mr. landing ports on the roofs for com­ Phter, Miss Kuo Pixler,1 Incas offices lmve posted an order regular in every respect? When­ Herring mude; let me go back a mercial aviation. forbidding girl employes to powder iry (modulo and Mrs ever bonds are voted hy. the people little, lie said to you, my friends, The erection of such plants ut their nones during business hours. do you know that the City of San­ of this City, the taxing district,ami the uirpi rt site would give impetus community vote to authorize the ford, Florida, in plain violation of to .commercial aviation and tho in­ Prior to this order the nose four tipms an hour,.baking tvyn minutet tiie provisions of its Charter, that ol Mrs. *»■ Alfred and *■ *•'*• Tlobson i i u u r u i i HUM n m * • • | w* | Iissuance S B U B I 1CU < 1 f those bonds, dustry 111 general in New England, to do it each time. [OrinmJ the next step? You file you should trot issue bonds in ex­ ex'-Mayor Curley believes. 1in Kan known as a Bill for the val­ cess of lb per cent of the assessed O R A N G E A V E N U E . PH O NE 41.14 Throughout New England, puli Robert Itaikcs it said to have idation of those bonds; you file valuation of tiie City, has done so, i (Continued From Pave One) therefore those bonds ho lie-spirited citizens following to In-Id the lirsl Sunday scho.d in and that that Petition in the Circuit Court. |n<f Mrs. E. J. Riley of St. remarks to another gentleman and When that petition is fled the Judge issued are null and void, and would attitude taken by the former Bos­ IHI2, when one Sunday morning he' call his name, Hon. George G. Her* urg, are visiting here as of the Crcuit Court, makes an order have you believe tjiat these Com­ ton mayor have succeeded ar'Aising gathered tiie street hoys o f Gloucht of Mr. Riley's sister Mrs. 1ring, who spoke from this plat­ as Judge. That order is directed missioners are personally responsi- the public sentiment In the extent esler , England, -Into his house that cities never before interested and held a free sciijml p- keep them form about u week ago and lie t<< the State Attorney o f the Cir- hie for that obligation, hrie. made certain statements to you cult, saying that the State of Flori­ K you will lake the financial in uviutim are today equipped o ff tin- streets. UVymun K. While leave* an,‘ *fuv‘‘ t,'nn *«» ><ou “ ■ t,u‘ \ru,th da has filed petition nnd has set statement which is printed and with lauding fields. [evening for Sylvanin, Go.. ,‘ n,11I ,n" > "u these state- forth the procedure with reference which can he had at any lime upon Dante Gabriel Rossetti had pub­ A Cape Charles, Virginia, worn lished none of ids poems when Ids * 1 . . • merits, and they went nut to you to that issue of bonds, and com­ request at the Clerk's office, one of goes to accompany his L , tn Q }, Wt;ri, pub,Uhpjl, mi found a clinker jamming her! mands nnd orders tho State Attor­ which I hold in my hand, you will wife's d ea f' r ut 1 in February. ",ne' I truth and you people believe them ney in not less than 21 day from find that the assessed valuation of furnace grate. When dislodged it 1K(!2. So great was bis grief that * ---- --(to be the truth unless 1 can explain that date to uppeur before him and the City of Sanford as shown on was found to lie heavy and yellow he buried in her coffin tho manu­ Elder, who with his family to the contrary. . . the statement is $111,450,000. You ini appearance. A jeweler assayed script i.-t alt Ids verse. They were ling the summer nt Clayton, j “ And I don't want you to take show cause, if any he lias, showing take the total outstanding bonded it as twenty carat gold, worth rescued hy Charles Augustus How­ the legal objection to the bonded ivwl here Thursday to spend j my word as against Judge Herdebt, direct anil valid obligations, eighty cents a pennyweight. obligation of your City. ell in I HIM). ay* on business. , ring’s hut what 1 toll you is the Does tiie Judge st' p there? NO. not Utility bonds, not straight pav­ truth ami I am going to hack up hy , The orders nre directed to tiie ing assessment bonds, and you have According to a record kept by Before the time of the trousers rul Mrs, \V, A, Lofflor and inw and authority, you can come 1Clerk o f the Circuit Court direct- the sum of a little over two million the editor of the American Medic­ packet, man carried Ids valuables leave Saturday in their ear I here and read it for yourself, don't dollars, if y"u will calculate by al Journal, the average age for a in a little hag of cloth lied about ling him to publish for three weeks, wesvllle, N. C„ where they'take my word for it. One of the 1four times ut least, and are direct­ percent the ratio that two million doctor is fi2.H years. t his waist. Often, however, a thief nd the summer. first things, one of the most ns- ed to all the citizens and tux pay­ dollars hears to $10,540,000, your -------hounding statements falling from ers of the City of Sanford, Flori­ result will be l.'t per cent plus, and J The hoots made h\T an Eskimo would slip up behind, slit tile string I Camilla Puloston returned , the lips of the gentleman, was da advising them o f the date and yet Mr, Herring says it is 15 per mid worn by c< mmaruler Richard with a k-iife and make o ff with Thursday from Orlando that your attorney, representing the place when he will he in session cent excess. But granting that Mr. Byrd in his arctic flight have made the treasure. A Ihdughtful French­ has been visiting ns the the City Council of the City of San­ to hear any reasons advanced hy Herring is right in that respect, he ■the trip over the North Bole twice. man, 1100 years ago, sewed the hug Ids garments, ford, Florida, had issued bonds in Miss Lucille I-eRoy, They ware loaned to Lincoln k.lls- in the lining of any of tho citixen or any tax pay­ is still wrong. violation o f the plain provisions of er wherein the bonds offered to The Herald regrets its inabil­ worth, n passenger in tin- Norge thereby instituting the first trous­ ers pocket. Cannetii Barbur returns ;,vour City ( ’ barter. ity to reproduce the rest of wheli it crossed the B"|e. the investing public are invalid. “ Let’s slop and analyze that; Mr. DeColtea' address in to-1 Faturduy from Tallahassee That affords an opportunity to she has been attending the The Mayor has told you, which is Judge Herring, to Mr. Douglass and night’s paper, but wishes to ' the truth, that no bonds can he is­ to the people of the City of Sunsmion of K. S. C. \V. assure its readers that the re­ sued by the City of Sanford except ford, if they have any just cause of mainder will appear, "verba­ b. K. Hoyd of Florence, S. hy your vote, your majority vote complaint of coming into the Court tim, oberratum," in our next at the polls, with the single excep­ lu'd to visit her son and and making known their object­ issue. V* an'i Mrs. C. M. Boyd nt tion of street paving bonds. Do ion* to the validation of the propo­ "«» on F.nst Seventh Street. 1*°“ think my friends and fellow sed issue. The hearing is called Iritixuna that a bond iiiu r in a mere here hy the Circuit Judge. He in­ r« Dodson, Harry Woodruff . * * 1 ' « f P »P «r »»«.* « " informal I*"" vestigates the proceeding*{he takes rrrton Battel-son leave Sat- ' UP °» "h u h you can go to the answer o f the State Attorney by motor for Hendersonville, l tie money world and money mm ki t and after a full investigation and |when- they will spend some ,and realise cash on. Du you think we are living in an Master Gilbert Williams left ignorant age, or do you think that Friday for Jacksonville where he ' J D, Davison and Rev. and this City Commission are dealing wil visit his mult Mrs. \V. T, Now You Cun A fford to Wear the fl'*rnnnl Root are expected with Wall Street and financial in­ Williams. Finest Silk Chiffon Hosiery prn home Saturday freon terests, with the keenest, most pro­ *n Canada, New York and minent attorneys in the world? Do you think those gentlemen are GET ETHYL GAS AT fnmett*. U NS in ail makes o f silk hosiery are re-knit taking securities of your City un­ WIGHT BltOK CO. beautifully by our Knit-n-Uun system. Not by |anil Mr*. Donald Smith and less they nre satisfied that they are •'Sewing up" . . . not by "D arn in g" . . . not by alible Marlowe, nre expected | any method whatever that "Show s". The work is “m home (Saturday from N.,The wise property owner f i t they have been spending j done at the store and the service will he prompt. r Baptist Boston One Of Most Strategic Points cirdelOn East Coast ForAir Development On Wednesday „ ------ it t M. \V. LOVELL ,Upr • DeCottes Explains Legal Side Of Sale . MumcipalBonds J * * '; o l Dickson - Ives Co. :» IK I *•« P t f .IT II Introducing Our Newest Hosiery Service “Knit-A-Run” R II s e c k v o «n.l Mm. Charles T. Fuller, P ( ounelly and MissGeorpnt'lev returned home Thtirs-. ciung from Miami and Balm 1wnere they spent a few days. »nd Mr*. J. B. Lawson and P*-r, Dorothea, returned home uuy evening from Atlanta, ' 11*ta>*'a-. where they have 1‘ernling the past three weeks. James Moughton, Mrs. nnpniun and Mary Bright " leave .Saturday for Min’ 'Dnn., where they will several weeks. They will ul11 Rocheiter, N. Y „ und point* before returning sa'.'! V rs' c,‘ a»le* T. Fuller turday f(ll Myrtle Beach, j,.r ' »hey will spend the reiin, . ,a'' summer going will i i ^**anta- Hu„ where m . k‘‘ lhl'ir hom**- 11 is Ur,. I ' ^ D e d that these peoVd tl , nr Su,,,f,’ r•| «nd it is diU return ut uu For Saturday Only Appropiate Gifts realizes that tiie coat' uf fire insurance is small in­ deed compared with the protection that a dependa­ ble policy affords. A re you sure o f your insurance? This agency has long been faithfully serving property owners. This includes all our remainiuR summer hats. Nold>y small straws ami the larger picture hats will he sold on this one day. For One Day Only $1.00 M i-L a d y ’s S h o p p e " “HE.B I > [E V E R . B O 1 S E R V IC E . MEYHFL BOTH SERVICE. "M EYER. BOTH SERVICE §for every occfl.sion will lie on .sale this one ila\. (ilass "ware, pottery, chinnware including many useful und ornamental pieces. All Summer Hats * A. P. C o n n e lly & Sons F.hI aldinhcd 22» ,Magnail* 100H P b„n/ 41 The Sanford Herald Phone 148 Repair charges fo r "ru ns" are moderate; One Thread ...........................................35c Additional Threads, each -5 c Stockings are required to lie washed before they can be accepted for repair. Hosiery Dyed to Order If the shade you prefer is not in stock, hosiery will bo dyed to your special order. Tw o weeks time re­ quired. Special sizes nnd numbers also secured promptly. The following popular lines o f Hosiery are exclusively here in Orlando: "Gotham Gold S trip e" "Onyx Fulntex" ‘T h o g n ix " and "Lucerne New “ Pheonix” Hose $1.95 In ser-fon weight, (a hi! heavier than ch iffon ) silk over the knees in grain, maize, flesh, atmosphere and white. $1.95 pair. tttrrrt Floor ti* ,i«t M �THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY. AUGUST 5, l ‘>27 PAGE SIX Celery men Capture F irst Contest From T ampa Smokers,, 7-3 McCjannlian And Lee WithrowHold Leachmen Safely AsMates Clout Domingo! lard Southpaw Gets 3 Hi t s In 3 Tr i ps MeClannahan Clouts In Pinches; Tampa Threatens 2 Times \ MERIT AN Player and <’tub .Simmons, Philn, Hit Gehrig, Now York I or* lleilinarin,, Detroit Ruth, New York 101 Tagging AllBases By International News While the slump o f New York Yankees is giving faint hope to the other contenders in the Amer­ ican League, the Cubs and Pirates are enjoying winning spurts in the National. The Cubs won their fifth straight game yesterday but their lead was cut to otto game as the Pirates beat the Phillies twice for their third straight victory. The Yanks, however, have dropped four o f their Inst seven gntnc.n. Mi’ll tit cote's triple with two on in eighth gave the bruins the edge over tile Braves, ii to 4. Charley Root hung up bis nineteenth vic­ tory of the season. The Pirates made *21* Hits in trimming the Phils twice, H In f> and 7 to ll. Pitcher John Miljus, win* is getting Ids second tryout in tiie lug show, saved the first game for the hugs and Ray Kronter won hi; own game in the nightcap by elouling a lion eniu and two singWilliam W,at,ten Clark made hi tit t tail no the mound for Brook­ lyn but .liniibii Elliott bail to lielp him l.rtni tin- eardiiials, I to 2. Hie Robinf lyoid Bull McGrow, it Im ii >d In pilch fur I hem. Pitcher Ji Bailies of tin* Rob­ in i im gone in Million, Kan., to load la yoimi'i* I brotlier, < Inti into the P ri•*l.t>ii pitching fold. A: another b iotl-r, Virgil, is. with tin* Giant:-, tin Baines family will have tlii<e pitchers in te Nation- Lefty McClniuinlmtt, with a lit tie aid from Lee Withrow, held the S p e a k e r , Smokers to nix hits while their Waslin, 101 mates were knocking Domingo all Leaflet a year i over tho lot and Sanford yesterday ergill, Detroit, afternoon took Die first game of the series from the Tampa Smok­ ers, yesterday afternoon. MfClaiinnhnn was in rare form until the seventh inning when a f­ ter two men were out be walked three in succession. .Inst at thin ] Barnhart time Manager Crowe derided Lint Pitt • McCInnnnlian Imd done all that l Season's wan necessary for one afternoon :\t Player and t luti Yesterday Total Withrow was railed from iln> bull Kramer, pen. Withrow promptly forced Pirates 1 2. Bcazley In the ground out retiring the side. MeClannahan nho led tie LEA) .1 E TO TA LS hitters gotting three for three, all National :t;n. o f them coming at opportune mo­ American ;ti t ments. Snnfonl got to Domingo early, scoring three runs in the second inning. Crowe singled to renter. Hailey was safe on Doran’s error. Dunbar wns safe ns Domingo threw wild to third attempting to YE STE R D AYS DOME RUNS catch Crowe who scored. Bailey who had gone to third seared on a sacrifice fly to right by Frishic. MeClannahan singled to left nml Dutihnr scored, lleuzley doubled to right buL Fergus, running for Me(One Day Service $1.00} Clnnnahnn, wns held at third. Myers ended things by grounding out. Tnmpu threatened in tiie fourth but splendid pitching kept them from denting the column. Messiier P H 0 N 3 47r. (singled to center Buckley went out to Myers Imt Doran singled to tin* right and Messner was held on the third. Boar ley walked i linking the bugs with hut one out. Here McClnnnnhuu gave the fans an i hihltlon o f real (hurling as he struck out Scehorn and Edwards to end the inning. Both of these men are, dnngerous hitters. In the fifth Hanford added three more. MeClannahan singled TO through short. Bcuzlcy sacrificed S E A S HO RE, him to second. Myers singlcu M O U N T A IN S through short and Fergus again running for MrClunnuhun scored. LAKES Allen struck out. Crowe singled iu thursday and Friday, Aug. IH center ami Bailey singled to right and It), on I ruins due to arrive scoring Myers. Crowe went to lacksoaville, Friday, Aug. Itl third. Dunbar beat out an infield BOUND Tit IP I'A R K hit an Crowi’ scored. Tampa scored twice in the sixth. S p e c ia l Messner again singled to center. Buckley was railed out on strike hut ugnin Doran singled over sec­ ond, to scorn Messner and All.ip.it,'-. N. C „ . Doran . I’Tisliir made a Anderson, S. l'. . beautiful catch of BlackAshford, \. C. stock’s fly over second. In the sev­ Anhoville, \, l!, enth after Francis ami Domingo Balaam, N. had fill'd out Messner, Buckley and Beau fort, S. c. Doran walked in run cm,ion and Black Mountain, N. t Y/ititrow was sent into pitch. Brevard, N. t Benzley grounded out, Tho Smok­ R oun d T rip to ( hat h’Miin. S, C, . er!! scored one o ff Withrow in the t.recUMlIe, S. C, . eighth. Scehorn Died to Dunbai lienilersuli, N. (!. and went to second as Rip dropped BOSTON .......... $80.2K l<-bii iiii City. Trim. the (mil wild to first, Niddle scorI tike Jmiuluska, N. l 07.2S N E W YO RK Bccrlng .Scehorn. MoateAgle, Tonn. Tin* Feds scored tjieir last run in B A L T IM O R E r»7.o i Norlork. Vn. tho seventh when Riddle singled i m i i i . a n i:i.i* in a I’oritmnaUi, \u. 20.99 to left. Mi t ’ luiimilion , heat out n 21.2!) hunt, Brazley brat out a boot and A T L A N T IC UFTY 00.02 Raleigh, N C. Bichniond, \'a, 2!).!)!) went to second as Domingo threw R" key Mmiiil. N. C. the hall wild V i first, Riddle scor­ Biitlicriiirdtoa, N. C. ing and MeClanualian going to Saluda, N. (J, 21.til) third. Sewaaee. Tena. 2.'i.)i I The ganio Saturday will be star­ Hit ‘ HUiihurt', S. t 20.39 ted ut U:!k) in order to allow um­ Sprint* Pines, N. C. , 23.79 pires Horton and Mnishall to S»v 11/1i I.ij.,1 \. <’. 23.54 catch a train for Miami where I ull.ilmma, |eim, 25.99 I y ron, N. ( 21.39 Jtimes L. W ells, * o.ika Spi imt-. Tena 25J4 l n rim.i Bern h. V«. ,10.1!) A. L. Station Wallodia, S. <*. 21.29 'Vm Ida hi on, || (*_ lll.l!) Whyneaville, S. C, 23.91 Wiliaiiigioii, N* C. 23.51 a I Longue, The Giants advanced to within 2 1-2 trades of tlie Cards as Larry Benton won a l to l duel from I’ntc Donahue o f the Reds. Manager McGiaw rejoined the team and an­ nounced that he had purchased Lefty Faulkner, crack Toronto I'itchor. , Owen Carroll of the Tigers, former king o f the intercollegiate pitchers, held tiie slugging Yank­ ees to five hits and won G to 2. Harry Heilman got four hits in as many times at but and passed Bal«< Hath in the Batting aver­ ages. The Senators, who are convinced that the Yankees are due for a long slump, gained considerable ground by swamping the Drowns twice, 5 to 1 and 11 to 2. Tom Zachary, former Brownie, held the Mound City boys to four hits in the opener. Welaer o f the Bed Sox gained a 2 to I decision over Jacobs o f the White Sox. (’arriguti’s hopefuls have advanced nearly 10(1 points in the percentage table in their re■ent pnrt. Garland Buckeye, the 225 pound Kewpie o f the Indian , held the athletics to five hit and blanked I lieio .’i to 0. Three doubles by Joe Sewall ruined Lefty Grove. Boy, Howdy! TTTTTT A PO LLS HOUSE IN' A mntch Ikiv , requiring thirty-five* years’ effort on tin? pnrt o f Charles W. A Bridge, o f Battersea, England, has junt been finished. The fourjoom miniature, completely furnish­ ed in every detail, is presided over by a tiny doll. Next time you buy calomel ask for A B R A H AM . ISAAC AN D JACOB Waggoner seventy-one-yearsJild ing the oldest triplets in Tennessee and possibly In the United States, They have lived all their lives with- ia ten miles of never been ill < doctor’s service chew or drink. Bead” No Sunvtvons— that ia the beauty of Black Fla* It kills every fly , mosquito and roach in your bomKills other bugs, too! Sold at drug. Grocery, hardwai^ and department stores. Powder 15c up, and ■fflADE MAHK HCQ. Fo p the *4 p in t Tim thoroughly purified nwl refined calomel com­ bined w ith assistant and lb n> r Clay Hopper, who bit four homo runs to a recent game bo* Jwi rn Danville and Quincy In I Do Three-Kyo League Tho- Dan­ ville outfielder (led all existing tiiiiae run records for one gamu by his poi rornuinvu. C orrective amenta. Nouaeuleas S a f e Sure L IQ U ID Pint , . . 45i: Quart . , Mji: ItH.DIxkFlifra f, POWDER i LIQUID 1 KILLS INSEC Fm glad I followed the advice of Mary Garden” ' '2 >-' Margery Ilai/ey is telling her companion, Men’s Linen Wash Suits 75c Ed W agner, as he offers her a Lucky Strike between tennis matches at Forest H ills. Sanford Laundry Marvelous M ary Garden writes: SUMMER, EXCURSIONRAJE5 "M y teachers, Trabello and Richard Bartelemcy,all imp ressednIron me thesolevin warning that I must always treat my throat as a delicate instrument. Yet every artist is under constant strain. Sometimes we get real relaxation in smoking a cigarette. I prefer Lucky Strikes—which both protects the throat and gives real enjoyment ” 'from SANFORD o;uo ATLANTIC i C O A ST Ik L IN E Sanford Buuzley, r f . Meyer, 2b ... Allen, c f Cn-we, 3h ... Bailey, 11. Dunhnr, If . Friable, « « .... Kiddle, c ..... McClunnaban, Withrow, p Fergus, x .... Totals xHan fo r M ugn'cment. Score by inning* Tampa ..... Sanford ........ ........ 1 hcStanduif R ailroad o f; mi’ piiiimrtional from other lu l.rlv pood until mitl"•uht AugUHt 31, mi all 11 Mns; iii I'allmana on iMyiaeni necessary * haii’ i-s; n0 HtupoverK •VI III M f i t llic South m and information from o)iy A. ( ’, L. Agent or ' C I maud Cc UucJdrt. CUci(u, III. 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, and there is an extra process—“It’s toasted”—no harshness, not a bit o f bite, i - * L. Slat ion mi fol d, Flu. I’horie G.'iJ A T L A N T IC COASTLINE No Throat Irritation - No Cough �PAOR SEVEN THE RANFOnn nEHALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 4_J ' ■A ■ 9 B L d daily llarald fr ad. rates . i -hhIi in Advance L will be received m, nii(I collector »c »l r|v for payment* ....... . Ide n Ime ........ 8c m line ....... 7c a line SAS t? a V ' « rl5ll,,|1Co. W l|,y3-1 to— lU*1,, W an ted (M a le ) Knight.* A: Overland, Whtppiu. Park Ar Cummcrriul fcts. Phone oS, OPPORTUNITY FOR SKM1NOL13 11UDKUN- ESSEX 1NO Wi t Otik A vc. Pbnnn II 15Y WILLIAMS Atlantic’s New Challengers 4— lltiHint'ss .Service rales on rci|iie«t. L.lured rales arc for [vc insertions. Up of average length It’ll « 1•«<-*. Inr charge of *IQc for [rtion. krrtising is restricted l clanaifleatlon. rror is made Ihu San* Lid will be responsihle Lite incorrect insertion. ,tiler for mihawtuent , The office should be Immediately in ease of YOUR BUSINESS ing daily in card appear’ tliia column will 8— Financial tench over 11,000 every day! -and it costa so little a 12 word ml for one month rieits'only $2.tiU. HUNKY to loan on Improved deS'rtbli. resiocnimi property .n Santord ut 0 per rent intercut, no b iokerage- Address Loan P. U Ron nQ3 i ity. I’hone 118 U F A — P o u ltry A n d E rrs 11— M iscellaneous FAR AW NINGS, lag Fo. ii jinli Rliig. coinpictr liunrmniion. >u wish, they will assist Mailing your want c l. it morn effective. ORTA NT NOTICE dsers should give their r .K.stnfficc uudrcM as 'their plume nun.ber if ,jre results. About or.e nit of a thousand has innc and the others jmtmr h-ato with ym I.v know your cHrus*. Miiiiliiuinnre .TIl'S’l he nrmoa "I The Sanford ilfira nr by Idler. I etc. i.nm l m u a n c e e a le IHU PHONOGRAPH ... repairing, pianu tuning hy experts with I i years experience. Sanford Music Store and Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & 11 Me Lander Arcade, Phone 822. 12-A FARM TOOLS W ANTKU TH E Young, FOR RUNT: —a room unfurnish­ ed stucco bungalow, 2 bed ■Hums, living room, dining room, kitchen (equipped with electric la — Apartment For Kent IIUILDING BLOCKS Irrigation range,) hath (with hot nnd cold boxes and general cement work' wuUu')- Ixicated 23(11) Palmetto NICELY FURNISHED house Miracle Concrete Fo. J. K. TerAvenue, tent summer tales, phone keeping apartments, 2 rooms,?! willeger, Proy. ilrd and Kim. MS. *» looms jli weekly, .21 I K. fdh. CT.r .yx/ A W ^ I.a NKY.S DRUG STORK— Pre­ scriptions, Drug*, Soda. VV« am TWO \T LLI. FI RM.1 apartments, close as near you as your phone. Liill led Iill5 Palmetto, Phone oip.-r bv si* Krnvict. 1st. ntn O * **r nrr ■VHi/il-CHKISKNHKKHh PRINT RKNT: Unfurnished garage j y __ Houses F o r Sale SHOP — Printing, Engraving, FOR apartment. Three rooms, hath, niuossiiig. see us first. W« no' sleeping porch. $JK per month.221 L Phone 417*TV, R. R. Avonue- TV. tilth St jTTVO MODERN a-rooin bungitlowh Fmnmerciul Street. i for sale in I'lrmltui »l: one a. • room house in San l^.nta: price II!!'* M i C m . u LUMBER und complete line of s reasonable. Alsu filling station and building material. Ixiw prices. house, chicken iiiii .>, gaiage. 8 [IDS and PLUM RING ■Security Lumber Co., ’'Where Good miles out, e*>rm'j i«u highway.;, Lilly Wo handle elect tic Grader, Conic From” Maple and THKKK l-R(M)M furnished apart!■ for sale or rent, sol T\, 1st St. 11. pumps, home light and Sixth. Phone 71*7. ■mints, also one 2-room nnd ur.e T, I'ate. phone ti.ttkl. mb. Smford Machine Co. l-riM>m. Rates reduced, till Paik , CONCRETE in every shape and Ave. Phono 251. J’tiR S A LK :— Four room rottago Ar.-J Vuund form, blocks, tile roofing, orna- --------------- - -— -----------------on one o f lies', lids 'ii Magnn1menials, etc. ball ford Cement Prod­ '1 WO NKW — nicely furnished |ljt Avenue. nemi South Siducts Company, Fifth and Mapln npurtmonts. $25 per month. Ido School Pi in- teiiMimdde. Torms tip 7 KKYS found Tues- St*. Phene 112-W. TV. First St. Phone 207, I to suit purchaser. Owner IIux Ml l-tlh St. Owner may have --------------- --------- 1**) rare Herald. lilting at Heridd nnd pnyCLARKNCK SMITH 16— Houses F or Kent khls ad. Genera! Cold rnctor FOR SALE: -Oi....... . best five <i«0 TV. First St. iiioiii Iningulows rtn Palmetto FU R N ISIIK I) FIT'K Rf tib‘ it's I hone III Aiemte, in Sanford Heights, eorFor rent. Phone HUBTV m t lot, equipped with electric M K IA I, ROOFING—1 ho Roof Kvrange ami water heater, price less nOHGF. FOR RENT—Two five room bun crlnsting. Motal shingle".; cars and Graham trucks standing semn tin and galvanixmi gulims with garage. Modern eon- than market value, torms to suit. Rnx 15 C. O. Herald. tilth St. Phone 3. roofs. See James II. Cowa.'i. Ouii veniences, good location, rent rens otinble. Phone 135 uml ask for T »ve. ami Thud St Phone III. Fti|t SALK:- Five room Spanish S & t'OTVAN <'t).. aula A. Rrotherson. bungalow on Park Avenue, 2 f nnd sheet metal works, f»— ilc lp W a u led Female rli A\e. Phone 71d-TV. FOUR r o o m IIOIIKK f oi i ’Ut; ear " ir garage, nice lawn, immediate garage, 1112 Kim Ave I’i’ e | I"MjSM ’"1’S*doiil7—eun’t lie beat for tltn YOUNG LADY W ANTED: One ----e, loom house; garage, llo I'alim’lto !" ■" terms $200.00 rash, balara e [STOICH H lllCK CO wlm means business and wauls iimntidy. Rox I IH care Herald. !l» Magnolia Ave. to get into one of the best paying Ave. Apply It. Levy, Vnble.. l!o- 1 Phone 3<!7 tel. and most fascinating lines of work. This work will require a mouth of EOHEL TRIM EG. preparation during which time i FIVE ROHM IMtUSI In the ear, not I lie owiic earage, 207 Holly A small rcnumcrutioti will lie paid. pur k|7 for et (incite* l . c ; , T 'id d e / I t o l e l . I In applicant incept , d after train­ I' TV. RADFORD ing, wlm drmciistrales |mr ability will receive a salary piopurlinnate IIPI'.’ M.TKMONS lo earning capacity. None but nfnui Automobile Co those who absolutely mean Inn-i­ limli.i Tvc, Plioi* ll1ss and who tire willing to work The larvae of (lie oyster are so a month for small pay until tie y di serve more need apply. Apph in small that mere than one then* with - person between the hours of -ix rill <.m lie placed on a sqiiaie inch San.tmd seven, evenings, M. G. Lewi , of shell with very few touching each other. I Herald. in acres m Lungi r of Grove and <U inn’s, S.K.I-I of N.L. 1 I I l . <-. 2a, Twp. 2d. Range .1 (luster t)5 Gansevoort New York. B YTAYLO n [BAY/- v Boo-HOo g e t it t o r you MY KITE’S PAST in Th* TREE / M l'i i. I ANUS ARK V A I.U ARI.K .11 i iiin-o mifos from tin* city limit -ii highway l have eight lien ■ muck lands that can 1st bough: lor $.',1111 ill! ftcie or Special price i .ole on all of it. i hirty acres .ii entire tract imdmles fit* fq s J.uid'i and other good garden Into! I me place I«»r poultry and tmUf oi all In a ls. Men cun make lin ” ;- iid ’ ttig Iml'-, celery, vegetal les and n"u)trv for Sunloni and tiikindo niarkel -. Addle- R.^A. (. i HU’ I lei ild. This will not he >ei ii I.et long If you do tint think this lend is worth the price try to inv .min' of the muck lands in oth. f purls of the rountrv. The Credit Association is an org anixed sociely for the prevention of Cruelty to Credit, .lust Pay your hills when they're due, and help to proven; tills i-.’ucJiy. The Sunfotd Credit A il'll. Inc. 1 SALK : otio wood range, one Imrn r oilstove, with oven, one mer i ns range an I other fnrnielietip. HhO Maunolia Ave. no'23d. n o t h i: t o cii it hi Tint a A hen asked the question, 'who is t’liart of Comity .ladau. H«mlt li vin Fooiidgc?' the pupils in a l i ioii<(’mim>, siati> of Kturlila high school m Paris gave the fol- lu rv last hi a of H a i r y Hrm n lo ii la*w Is, |lvci>**nl ovv ug answer-; An aviator; the a l l c re itllu rs . I. s;<«l« .*«. i l l . t rllm inventor of the Paris subway; a T oIves, and nil person* Imvtiui I !g dlploi. it. my father knows ■ I ii I m s or UeoiumlN i i k u I iimI s.ild i "i.io A R.TLD HKAUF.I* RAF1IKLOH ’ welt; and a relative of La fay* V o i i , nnd e a c h o f ymi, a r e l i e i e S y the fveiiUy of th” Ohio State ele. lod lfled miii I i i ’i i u l i i ’ d to proMMil livernity buys IlMHHl hairpin, io r o I.i I ion and denlMtids « lilnli yon. ., . n i t e r o f ymi. tuny l o u r h k h I osi cry your. Ho uses th in In •<! i q, tIt** bench n’t Redmic, near th, . s l i d e o f H a r r y Itru nd on L e w i * Ii lid lids to cm of corn in th 1 |_ni AtP’ o’ iis, CaPfoi’ida, stands derensed. I n l e o f S e m i n a l ” C o u n ty , •oratory. , ‘ is., riptle ‘ Flotsam,' built lip on l lorlda. t o th e l i o n .las <1 Hlinnui Pun til y .1lo la o of S c m l m i l ” P o u l i t y . - -— ..... * •; “ .. iil'cie. It is I he Imme of l.ouis id tils o f f i c e In tile f o u n t y Coll r i ­ 'tIOR.SK' IS FRl-.i/l I , a I I T |)(||| w|„.( broke and ill some mon* fe use In Kan fon t. Hniillllnl” P nUllt y. r lils . u l t l i l n t w e l v e n io n ih s f r o m ed in the nninc. el plant.' 111,11 t |l; decided he must have a Pl lln o d a l e h e r e o f I ' a l e d Julie XI, A. jits to denote a huge, coarse or t|u. |„.H,h. His dwelling H P.I37 I ' A I M V M, I , i : \ v ih rang variety, it is supposed that hud cost hint but G l e e i i l r l * of I lie Cslntu of oM-rndisli' neipiitv l it" , «v«*nty rents, tc amount expended H a r r y l l i a u d o n l.ew ls, l i e . this way, being regarded m " ,(ir 1( lock. i ml n ed, Gern it ....... •• a < > carlndi add, used by le; i i ?InV, IHlii, w . th tine; tir u n l in suigerv (l j (i ^ . ' I ^(i— lUisrt'lliincmis F o r Sale I T E M T R K FOR COMPLETE In 'i e, W i l l 1-11 i n d i v i d u a l se ts A’1'!' --- IDS P a l m e t t o . 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It contains a secret, vegetable ingredient that is fatal to, and rids your home o f roaches, ants, bed-bugs, ileas, moths nnd other insect pests. But it is absolutely harmless to humans and animals. T est for yourself itd killing power. T w o forms, equally deadly—’ Liquid and Powder. A t drug, grocery, hardware and depart­ ment stores. Pow der 15c up. Y e p - s h e 's l o o k i n ' l MOW! M B Y G L SH E ’L L GIWE ME CREDIT FO R BEING S o m e t h in g m o r e t h a n a LIFELESS O L D & T I F P / / JUST LOOK AT \ f YOURSELF “ lT SHOWS HOW MUCH } YOU APPRECIATE , r VlHEU L T W TO KCCP Y o u r g lo th c s n e a c A U D C L E W -^ p D , \ lo o k w o r s d m m i j ' q TRfVKp f . H E'S S P O IL T NY KITE LIQUID KILLS CtW7 #T HI* ttMur.t IHC- II Before l l o cinch 'or I'he D a y s Insertion (0 Hit.iinekritf Co. POWDER M6 U *. P*T Off. erate. F o r t h e 14 p i n t MOM- rues KILLS / kills AOACHtS/ MOiQ'JllOH, I \ you're ;i t e 1e p h o n o subscriber simply lift the hook, ask for 148 and slate your request. It’s a service that makes it comparatively easy for you lu insert your advertisement. And Want ads offer the solution to many a problem. There’s always someone eatfor to buy, sell or trade; someone who has a service to offer. Results are certain and the cost is quite mod­ LIQUID MILLS JNS£CTS KILLS BED BULL KILLS FLU 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>, August 05, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/29ed9444ab8b7da69b5dfb86aa694741.pdf c2887ff99316331463da42748284aac4 PDF Text Text • YO UR - .*rv ^ ■ T H E W EATH ER NEWSPAPER Partly cloudly, with local tlerahowcra Sunday and in portion tonight. jjUMd In I'Torldn’s Heart World's Greatest Vcsclable 1 . Its Richest Garden Lund jM B Leased ^ ire International News Service NO. x v i i . S A N IO K l), F L O R ID A , S A T U R D A Y . T f f l B t B l 'W S f f i B t l l M Y m m T o r o n t o BEING HADE TOj esent size endm ent T o B o o st jjv G o v e r n in g B o d y F iv e I s B e a t e n y 22— V o t e M a r g in 0 H as A t lit S T . IU UK7. N U M B E R 287 Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations It T h a t T h e jPEACE MOVES utth c?rim m ™ Secret Service Men G uarding Secretary BUFFALO, N. Y „ Aug. 0.— PITTSBURGH, Pa.. Aug. (IN S )— Secretary of State Kel­ (IN S )— Hiram \V. Evans, im­ logg. Mrs. Kellogg, under a perial wizard of the Kvi Klux heavy guard of secret service Klan, was formally charged In operatives, arrived here today affidavits filed In federal court from Philadelphia to participate TORONTO, Can., Aug. 0. (IN K ) ,d .inn” to cruluo here tyday by five ox-members in the dedication of the pence M .S t ' ihnuanml S O F T C O A L .“ Has the prince fallen iniovo lovea at ilmusaml inlands islands to Kingston, I N of the hooded onler with in­ L> i W ] j ),ridge between Buffalo and Fort ; Inst? . I Mi M Jones was an honored guest. citing to riot. mid causing Erie, Ont., tomorrow. The sec­ ---r I The old question, asked a thouThe new sensation has sped murder and wounding of several Hut Battle Seems Evident In ret scrice agents are under­ Scries O f Different Lcjjul nniul times before as he smiled on i s them' precincts on the fly* persons in western Pennsylvania Rejection By Operators Of stood to have been considered Effort Started To Prevent 1siine fnir partner of tho dance, lug wings o f rumor. As the social in the past few years. The five because of Saccoelite o f Toronto waited for th e ) Governor Donahey’s bid To necessary who filed affidavits today were Exccutlim or Sncu. ,!2!Pi.!od IM iS S arrival of the royal party here toVnnxctti sympathizers' activi­ marked attentions result o f tho made defendents in n suit filed \nu/.ctti On Wednesday paid by the Prince of Woles to day, tho questions on every lip ! Attend A Wujje Conference ties. Especial precautions hnvo recently by the Klnn for $100,­ been taken to protect Premier [the piquant Vahyiu Jones, nniftteur Wert 000 alleged damages against Baldwin of Great Britian who occti"lias he fallen In love with ( i n g r i l t o r ' s L e a d e r 'actress of Ottawa, She has D efense Com m ittee each on charges of using the pied tho attention of his royal Valerie Jones??* what happened - ** will be present at the dedi­ Klan nnnie in connection with Sees N o Good In It cation. Takes Quick Action highness during the last JO hours. .,t Ottuwu?" did the Prince cum- 1 organization work for another At the country club in Ottawa oujnmnd her presence nt Urockvillc i seen t order. the Prince and again on the yachting trip evening resident Of Mine Workers Motionr Set For New Trial in„ Thursday „ danced four times in rapid succei- through the islands?’* Accepts Invitation NNnit­ N o rfo lk ( utility S u p en o i lBjon w|t|, « tj„. um e Jones girl. Nobody kilows the answer. The on t A n y Qualifications C o u rt; O llto r M oves M ade i’l l,,.,, they breakfasted together world merely sees n smiling heir dget S y stem (■iven Approval - REDFERN HOPING T'u'so negated TO MAKE FLIGHT TO BRAZIL SOON „ )o sa l T o N a m e T h e ' - ---- *on hum und . ^ippiirpnti u rntliniit Hltlu girl with thunnorth LEIBOEUF LAID DEATH SCHEME SAYS LAWYER L e B oeu f W an ted T o K ill Doctor W hen H e Learn ed O f In ti­ macies 1W ith W ife Jury May Render Verdict Tonight ALIEN SMUGGLER Argum ents S ta rt W ith W h o H a ve *t IS HELD UNDER A Defense Hours A llo ted Them 5 THOUSAND BOND W ASHINGTON, Aug. O.-l’ eucc BOSTON. Aug . II.— (IN S )— ' a ' When the Prince’s special train lushing Jet eyes, hears the stor’ 1reached llrockville yesterday, t. - ..f tlieir meetings and partings. uppeurs far o ff in tho soft coal in­ series of varied legal moves in . i Valurin was on the country club :md |.nts two and two togetlicr to dustry. final effort to save tho lives of veranda, waiting. When the Prince n .i. lt the nnswer it wants to A fight that for sheer bitterness COURTHOUSE, F R A N K ­ Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Van- boarded the Fulford yacht Maga- tint). and duration may eclipse all «•'icrs LIN . La.. Aug. 6.— (IN S )— »i.(, proposed nniomlnuTit A.etti were ready today. in the recent turbulent history of the bituminous fields loomed today Boat Captain Jumps Leaving Juntos Le Boeuf, for whoso Kcreitso th o C it y C o m m isState, federal and the Unit as result i-f the rejection by c u r ­ Aliens Who Could Not Sw im murder his widow, Mrs. Ada irotH t i m e to f iv e m eni- Average Speed For Recent States Supreme Courts were in ators . f the Invitutlpii of Governor To Mercy Fire And Waves; Bonner Le Boeuf, her alleged \v5is d efea te d By tb«* c t ivolvod in the lineup which, accordDutinhey <*f Ohio to ntteml an in­ Three Aliens Are Drowned paramour. Dr. Thomas E. Dre„ f S an ford By a m a ig m i Mvuj't' l onforonco to uiul mi As Less T ban A Uuudrec lier, and James Beadle, are on 1 ’. votes. u ccon lin K to :i I be present strike, now in Hs fif* Miles Per Hour; DUO Miles zettl defense committee, follow»: : K E Y WEST, Fin.. Aug. A — (IN lb nioiitli. Id a lio n o f t l« t v o le s e a rly I.— Motion for S )— John Middleton, dapper trial here today, wus the one Itic'o W. Miller, operator’s chair­ B R U N S W I C K , G a . , A u g . f l ^ ( I N S ) Norfolk young master o f the burned alien­ who made the carefully laid i,ir ht. T iie v o te wns ns county superior man. said he could foresee no good running boat from which three u- xlenth plot that reversed itself and to East Dedham, the request to lie F o r the am em lm ent — A test flight troir. this city s O r W ffk -F lltiB u s in e s s front another meeting at ‘ Ids time Hens lost their lives, o.ff Key Atlanta was planned for today <t i iWest i i i caused the death of the plotter, was ; a y a iio t th e am em lm en t based on affidavits and testimony t itles F or Act P oin t T o w a rd R eview s with the miners. This view is held ‘ j tomoriow by Paul Red fern, Georgin pa t hi/.ers Of Sami And bl.mv l onjmercln rent j In ought forth by tho review <f tdiuV.'d generally liy operators in u r K n S I in aviator. Be arrived here lust £ »"• r - f - w*ik..mpoM-d ' barter change af- night, less than HI hours after the Governor Alvnn T. Fuller and 'lot \ anxctli; 2 Men Arrested Week In Upward Direction Illinois, In.liana, Ohio und western fault of $*,000 bond, following pre­ er befon* the jury today. “ There wus a murder plot!” Ha i'eiiiisylvnnin, comprising the cen­ liminary hearing before a United I ilie budget system, tin- n< xt rtnrt of Ins nou-atop plane, chris­ yet presented to the courts. W ith in Iln u r O f E xplosion v ,,ur v m u T Aug. '. w n NEW YOltK, «- Thu of- tral competitive field. , int|'ll-'Ht <>f til'’ a......y tened liui “ port of Urunaiek," States commissioner on a smug­ shouted at the jury. “ Jim Le Boeuf 2.— A request of the chief Jus­ pa ed by n vote of Rati to 437. wlilcb, began from detrtdt yestei tice of the slate superior court to fi.t of Friday's last-hour reaction For the miners, John L. ls wis, gling charge. made It. He bail wanted to kill this (IN S ) NEW YORK, Aug. 11. .Iher amendment, fixing tbr . Iiuin,|lljr> nvesidetil of the United Mine a hign a Justice oilier than judge w:i seen ill the chutionnry ullitudo Federnl and state authorities, doctor, lie had his wife make this . L. mu ten : iiflt -i'll I . . . New v \rtilalilr itmn • »n of « ity elections, was passed j \vitliin t*ho next tod ays, on (inter Thayer, wlm presided at i '.'c r y r.v.niai , H.j (| of st.uk traders at the beginning Workers, accepted the invitation ufter a lengthy conference, hnvo wan nil tio determined by wculhei ( |(l. Kacoo-VunzeUi trial and whin York" puli e “ without qualification, commit­ decided that there is no existing appointment with the man he hated Iwa amendment number .1!,. " f t-’day’s siiort session of the ment or prcdjudico." rh, luwuvcr, will not become c r - 1f.OIll||iU.r*H, Itedrem will take «'D , j ,(,|,nbl> would he called on to hear dun tuttuy following the slmultu law under which Middleton cun tie out on the luku so he could carry inai ket, und the movement of ,tiv" hccnUsu its operation wns t,|jR city for u non-stop flight t" llMV ,„.w motion in the case, Tile operators’ attitude, in the trieil for tho death of tho three out his foul plan, and it worked 1it” , ms lim.’.'d of two subway ala­ in the first hour was s.nne- opinion o f gverninent officials, in- aliens. They branded, however, his the other way. Thut la why we are pint eat upon the passage or the K,0 |»L. Janeiro, Brazil, which, i f , ... tending argument* and net 1 ( , before mid- ii.es . ciminilssionei plan. successful, will make him the ion on the superior court motion.! tiOII cowardly trying Dr. Dreher for this murder . . . .. . . what onfused. New losses of « diccatcS/but olio th in g- a deter­ nt ns ono of the most |\ni'lber nnieiidim'iit, affecting flyer <rt the world. u request of Governor hullci f,,,- night. The co-incideliro o f the ex- point or more nt the opening show- mined, concerted effort by the big­ coming out of alien-running. ns wc are instead of James Lc ointment id a nuinicipnl Bed fern’s averugo rpeed lor Ute unother respite for Sacco and \ an I louli.’.m, wliiili cut more than u • i conclusively that speculative gest producers .particularly In From the four rescued aliens . • 1 . It f_ it... .I ft.! hm. and the f.xiug of Ids salary, tri|> from Detroit was sliehtly.het-, „.iti, doomed to die in the electric ^ ‘^ ^ A f 'd y n - selling had not hen ’ completed, Ohio and Pennsylvania, to buck nuthoritics learner! that Middleton Hoeuf, us almost happened.” (tilted ill O tic vote. 487 votes ls>- ter t Walker’s charges to the Jury the union, destroy it. if they can, .1.1 mile, per l,0I“ r,J;niw1,,c,J j l|iiitr^ tho Htutl. H u p r e m o t <)ni' vkUn* wna while recoveries of a point or more and operate on an pen simp linsis. deliberately jumped into the sen p i»st by both sides. uir distance between and swum away leaving them at caused u sensation in the court 3V proposed change in the dect- and Detroit is between 851) and ...... . ..r iitbin. l t(’ ‘b**were scored in various sections of This challenge will find ready re- tlm mercy o f tho fire, and seu. f;..L or u #tny of »v,.i execution room, which lacked ita usual at­ nuiyor by n direct vote o f : JC(I miles und lie nvade it in 'J hours Wii.li* police1 pro* i'll u man-hunt iiu? lint* sponco from tho miners’ organiz­ They were unable to swim. ^ __Apjdicatlon for a write of tendance during the twelve days of p.i. |e war.-voted down liy n fm peri'etrati.rs of Iho outrage. T ju, vVoi-k end Imsiness reviews ation. certiorari to the United StatesdiiA youth of 18, n native of Itniy, trial. • iif isu to libi. The >bang.! com- and 40 minutes. Many former Union nines in who jumped into the water in u -The fate of ,,ffL,,,H With K«l* LtrK.t r|ct court or n a jJustice witn the me Georgia nci.-rgui pilot was ........... .im ...- of the .■■■ U- !,i .. ...... ; . . , nn'1 . *UiJJ3l»Hh ,.at«hlisV, bowed that the cmunerclul trends Kllir.g the city to declare by resoOhio mines ill Ohio und Western vain effort to follow the deserting Mrs. Ada Bonner Ixi Boeuf, Dr. .,f tbe week had been In nn upJtM i ontemplated improvements .... r % % * * * direction. Wltolesalc and j ‘>b- Pennsylvania already are mnnin . I cnpi#|n wtlH Hhakcti o ff by Middle- Thomas E. Dreher and James Bea­ giving property owners the with j |on |en ju, mm non-union ......... labor. — -- Company - - o .i - | |i,l, w| will’ll 1,1- j-i-niqoui the ,nu latter S dle, backwoods huuter and trapper, ■ht p. pas. mi type of pnvit i-'nl biiig 11 inlet, were improved by tho ficinbi declure tlie urrangenu’iit is !t(„^jidt,r, ||is comrades on .......... * T " V* ~ M I " “ v” '$ K, £v Z S $ . 2 ...... the will probably be learned tonight, plane with a carrying tup.ua/ «* bi«-u violated. Es lenten l*y n close vote, tho poll inn. use of buying f"r the |tuiHsfnctbry; Union offlccors re­ burning l<oat. powerless to aid it wna indicated today. SMHB V * ' „ d.— Habeas corpus proceedings prove 178 against und 481 for the 4,400 pounds, maximum speed In .the riiuuhip of sus(iert.i, ili| anil i. in- . Abinulunl crops of y*rt tjiat-tlie companlea nr® losing him, turned nwuy ns he came up , ange of B B liours. B.’-l* flyers v\j the prisoners from the This morning arguments before! n-raiment. ,7th0r grains in tho money and can’t ) ' other long maintain une went down for the third time. the jury started with u rebuttal by over lhu death cells nt slate': prison t«» lh • * clod by police i i.i.pniaalonor J.’> w,)oat total vote *-ast In Friday’s pressed satisfaction A. Wanen Pin men were e. mBn„ « nil increase j such operations, » uorfowniiicw on the flig h t1in,mediate presence ot a court m Two others of the remaining six It. F. Walker, first speaker for tbe Prt'j>u Is said to he the heaviest However they may feei aliout aliens lout tlieir lives when they defense. Thu defense hod four Massachusetts >b’:- n sti 1 within au loW of.U»e «*P ' ■ ■ ,u. |,uyjng |tower o f th/ great the eastern (tb< elty’s history, hut vrns snntll- per a. b«.mt» s«|i a,ns. Police , 1 tho b-mb ■M 1,1, ;J:..,.i, “,..i k.ii.iri.-i Iways un fighting the union, Illinois and Ind- attempted to climb abor.nl a bell hours alloted, them for today, this It was by a margin of ••sly a few triet. district, ulw . tliun was originally predicted were dispatched by their comma... •, j * | .*o , Vuntfxictor i stermlning jann are not in position buoy in the northwest channel. minutes tlmt Kedfern escaped the in determining „ „ m opernti-r.' opt time to be divided between three If the removal of the two men cause or til” unusual interest that r L.ei.U’nanl Iteynob 1., l " J 11J^ prospects mr the la latter part o f the 11 „ (|0 miy extensive open sln>i» proMiddleton wus later picked up attorneys who will plead for the manifested In tho campaign, j necessity of landing in a severe should be inudu noecs.-arv bv a ,m Hells Kitchen and tho c xtn in ei' ' ‘ luetlon. State laws there force n by a const gunrd patrol bunt in un­ lives of the trio. I. W. Gnjan, as­ the voting during tho morning1electrical and ruin »t«»rni, which,, |jt.n|| cor,)US writ. Warden wim cast side, known ::s Rendezvous fo ri* district attorney, waa served to dispel the pushing! ]|endry nt the prison indicnt-d t he Cleveland reserve bank fell Jrecognition of the union. Union it her buoy. He lihd swum more sistant |"ur- was heavier than in the afU| whh u ,locUno in its re- ni|.|i report tbut many Illinois nml L*an five miles. scheduled to follow Walker to pres­ n,cy would lie tram suspe. U d extremists. The place o f , I ni. n, more than B00 being polled throng that threatened dnnuige to L (Mj|iy p#to nnd other federal Indiana operators are signing »q>. ent further arguments on behslf p0 t(u, courtroom at nn un- a secret mooting, tald to bo in L four and n hulf hours while the (Jane, l-atcr he and Minson ^ I regress alt nb bt on the ens ..id . lia|)l>i ,(n. 0X,k,cUh| t„ Uiko Inillar or have signified their intention^to of the state. woro acclaimed in a public recentj an„(,unced time, under heavy guard (lightly lest than BOO were polled v.as the object of search by ibtect- ||tj ,,t J{<>|,(irtH f|.1)m the sb <d und do so ai Jacksonville Cooper Returns From the old Scorching denunciations of I im . N und with u motorcyclo patrol. l.i ■.■ven hours in the afternoon. I uutomohilo industries wore generv.nue scullOf $7-r.O a day, l,' « 5 — D a y I* a r m M e e t i n g “ that man and that woman” have Tin* polls were opened nt 7:H0 ... .. » The present gubernatorial r- At three o V >• k this morning! Hj|y favorable, and tho nn cuntilo whicch resulted in the present tie - 1 ** VI. k and closed at 7:P< last C j n i . m y W C H l I l C r l b spite for Sacco and Vanzetli urnformed tho linu of attack by a ll ntree Commissioner Warren cancelled j agencies showed u prepoi ieranco uj,_ i^wis bn authorized Ids dis-1 p0 l-l.i Tin* tabulation o f votes O U U I I I J ’ X , . ■ Copper, huud of the ngrlglit. The victcd of slaying a south Braintree torneys for Janies Hcadlo In tha id of all voeatlon:' in the police depart— I |,f increases over declines I:. wholepresidents to permit iipcretj cu)|UrB department df tho Semitailed about K o’cliK’k and was (VKMinos Mudeirlw, Viiiiik*cashier, |nient n.u! bidn. d that both active I ku!« e- i.iiuodity price cha gos for b.ns whenever a company, or *»1** |nolc High School has returned from arguments before the jury. Char­ ttdiplctcd about 11iHO o’clock. t m rntors’ orgnnizatlon, accepts the (jalnesvlllo where ho attended n ges of breaking four of the ten whose “ confession” in tho Sacco- and reserve r<.- u-r« !«<• nmlntaui.xl the week. ' commandments. “ Thou shalt not old scale. A. Vanzctti case Governor Fuller at their maximum. Special p n -l pit in y Wight, Mrs. W. lulultry,” “ Thou .h .lt no, It i ; different in Ohio nnd the iroipr Mcltory ns in.qicitor nnd found to bo « “ fake , wns until cautions were taken B l C U k s N t ’ t’ k M < l l t l l U v o t thy noilthbor’. wife." -Ih o,, I'ittshurgh district, which are v , S 'v “ ™ 'lorU l. llelioi ('hittendaii, clerk. l'A U IS , Aug. 0.—- (INS> -­ mblniirht Aug. 10 D-gul action, if all public iduccs, ncluding siili.. , , # . t shall not lieur false witness against A g o But Stili Lives bearing tiie brunt i f the heavy ... Stormy weather o ff the bremit "Lcm 1 ml Vanzetli arc to be saved, ways, elevated railways. public n.ere were 40 teachers frem th neighbor,” and “ Thou shslt.tf I . . i - ..... . 1%.. l.i.ll.ltn, , rntln s«I Iterminals ••fin tMIII K lllllt railroad non-union competition aoutli o f the coast today caused a postpone­ *from Die electric chair, must be Imildiiq •h rah. schools present at the con- ^ km .f were hurled at the a llo g l^ |Siiminolt* ( ’ounty Rank ment o f the hop o ff or Charles A. These ojierators are ferem ,. according to Mr Cooper FLORENCE, S. Aug. *’«. (Dili, River. The plan, defense commit- theaters ........... in nil five boroughs. , , Ada u aniJ J the American 1rana-At-J' ' ^ nol |,ring th • The Jallid so ie t- were Cb” it- (IN K ) l'hyidi(iuniv tod y eontInt­ prvparetl for a big fight for lower tine looming. In addition to tliu ed illicit lovers, Ada Le Boeuf ant: Closes Doors Today Levine, Thomas Dreher, tinio and again lantic flyer and his jiiiot, Maurice ^ ^ t[ J ki atUl|lt|on „ f tlit* federal er YrMovvaky and Stanley Zul.e, vv,\ t„ marvel at the vitality ox- wages. tcaihiir then were outstanding during the arguments on behalf of mso in mo ............. # Droubin, in the Heilnnru monoTile future, thus, is not rosy. Tiie Seminole County Bank fail- nlano Columbin on Die first non- courts until the Iasi resources of hoth o f no. 2.V) wt -I twenty-fourth hiblted by W. W. Riglster, 11'. There may not be startling devel­ men fro.n all over tho country. Beadle by C. A. Blanchard, ono of Massachusetts courts lui.c street. According tr police, V<»b- who continued to cllne on to life, Many prominent speakers were I <,l in jirn fur business tbi- inorn- »to|i westward flight over the the opments for some time _ us the heard at the meeting:'. Among them attorneys. lowsky was found by a subway despite the fact tbut Ion neck was been exhausted. , |i. , A notice posted on tho doors Mrs. Le Boeuf, sphinx-like listen­ country Is rather plentifully sup­ P All legal proceedings were m Dio motnrn au walking Dirough a sub- i flipped over a nintit'i ago when plied with coal. Both side* are wt rc: R. G. Mnltby, Federal Region ed citlmly to bibicul quotations and nl tin institution had been closed 1o lVan‘, Levine. said he .................. hoped to get nway tunnel s lfiD y lifter the t be dived into a loci I swimming a I Agent; K. W. Garris, Ktute SupIt- ii’l orai ,iudy upon order of the board j morning' 1-evu'ie was bands of former distiict ,lU',r,'|'y content to marl; lime for tiie pres­ e ivisor; and Dr. A. A. Murphree, coinpnrlsunx und the scorching acblasts orcured. Ztiko, said to I I d s ipmd. ..■tori'. Affairs of „ ,ivilllls tt„« start «tart at 0 o’clock this Arthur l>. Hill, new couns. I m D lof din. tors. Aliairs m the me b“ "*>;l u„iious. friend, Joined him, police declured. RegUtur’s eondltii i was un­ ent, but Die fires o f conflict arc president or tho University of unutiuns denouncing herself mud nn in the bands of the slate comp’’ ‘ r,..M,rts on weather Succo-Vanzettl case. hur accused lover. Dreher appeared t'loriiiu. — ---------I changed lliis inornii r, according ■mouldering. Sacco today filtered I lie •• •>' lrv,Ur, . ... conditions from England and On Tuesday, August 2, Mr. nervous and attempted to smile en­ I to physicians. From time to time Closing of the local financial in* JAmerica were favorable, but ■' ............ _ ^ bis hunger strike, \anz.tti at W ife O f Th ree Days Cooper addressed the body on the couragingly at his wife who sat at r’-iluti.in earned little or no excit< - , j )rouK|lin jnB(,ti;d upon postponing ^.’fuzed food. They have not a ■ulijvct of “ An advisory council for his side. Mrs. Dreher, at times ap­ Claim s M a le ’s Body S ...................... , . , . imnt .......► among» ........ Die citizens of |u, (jepurture ------because “ f » r». w,t, a clergyman. .... f Kan- I l | lt* UvIlUltuiv agricultural teachers of Florida." peared on the verge of collapse tin IncHH RecUnii >action prtlire- . «... i._.i *_ . h"nl and tin*• Imslnvsa ju. }m c| r,.n..tv,.il ruceivi’d , bud i»u« wculliwfianI v v------i » Mr. Cooper stated that it was one und buried her faco in her liand.'i TRENTON, N. J„ Aug. (M INS’ I .M.-d no more ot a stir than ° n |,.r ,,ff the French coast. D avid Roberts Meets of the most interesting und help­ during the arguments linking her Mrs. Jennie Merra today was to M ethodist M inister ' 'im mirage Sulurduy morning. Tho j f Weallier conditions biH’omo ful conferences that lie attended. hushutid's nunie with that of AdA Instant Death In Kali cli.im the body of her huslinnd, so if i* First National Bunk felt no effects 1favorable and remain renu I,” Boeuf. iim will leave Recalled K om ( ’hina Kalvudore Merra, electrocuted I g and busi-1Rkely that four alrpln.. from the closing _ reported . Tiie resting of Beadle's esse Ute W ASHINGTON, Aug. U. (IN S )— H a styM a rria geB rin gs iuu, Europe bound M t tltO a me as usual. „ , „ within ............the next week to tho Ij Word lias been m-cived San- three days ufTer they were niar-' yesterday afternoon without hia The legal exports of the govern­ Un- First National Bank remain-’ j, r \ ew York. In addition l '’ lh L 'f„rd of the .udder, death of >« J tied in the death house of tiie N A K liV ILLK , ’ can. Aug. ment after resorting to the conSurprise T o Society taking tho stand came unexpect­ •4 o|m.ii i \tm hours tliis afternoon i Columbia the two German l" w,Jt (IN K ) “ Althougli this mny l>e I!. Itolerts, :ii», who wa- instantly pt ison lieie. edly und ci$used no end of com­ »r.ii officials announced Diul it Kumpn and Bremen vim i .h killed Friday in a full from u JuUdtoAr r . a * * a 3 ' . p T Merra went to his death last » ment by court uttaches and inter­ W ASHINGTON, Aug. C— (IN S ) would day open until nil trims- up n new duration fecord “ . “ ing on which lie was working at I’.lglit in payment for tiie murder ested spectators. They had expect­ — Society in New York and Wash­ .’V. j a r j a i ! : u; ' lion- have been consunmted. B. hours 2.'i minutes nnfl » 1 h' . ' Baltimore. Md. Mr. Rob. _rts wus «» of Theodore t'onwuy, trolley pay­ r r a- t e : w * •A ed “ Silent Jim’’ to speak, but be I t\ hit ner Sr., cashier of the in- will attempt the longsky'trip, w i n . son of Mrs. J. I - Roberts of D s master, In a.hold-up In Newark. . make todav, upon ids dismissal is the acting president of the Uni- ington wus surprised today by the still remains “ the man of mystery” , hasty marriage of Mrs. Aide Do from the Missionary Field by tWled States, so far us NNushington n 'atl<,ii, said in n short statement: ■( ’apt. l-’ rnnk T. *>u .• city nnd was well know;, here al­ Methodist Episcopal Church, South, i< concerned, lie wns the highest Acosta Root and C7»l. Henry S. because of his refusal to comment ’ This bank has ample fululs to British air me, is wh ting Ul *a|> though he hud never made Sanford PICKPOCKETS Board of Missions, i ranking officer of the government Breckinridge, former assistant sec­ on tho case. meet the demands o f its depositor*ICnlshot naval an ‘ ‘ I ’ #_vor. his home. Dreher has accused Hcadlo of retary of War. They were married Rev. Hearn, nn instructor in |in the capital today. ami it i staying o|ien this after- iS'Oitliampton, Eng., . DAYTON, Ohio, Aug. d. (IN S ) The body was sent from Baitihere quietly late yesterday hy the firing the shots that killed the the Soocliow University was orderSeldom has Washington teen so i" a in order to take care of pay-Jable venditions **. . more this morning und is exported — The huge throngs which every­ hack to Nashville from China l**reft und deserted o f offliiul Rev. John C. Palmer, only two per­ husband of his alleged paramour, i'll and other business that may,long flight in his > t> to reach Sanford Sunday afternoon. where have flocked to greet Col. to a p p e a r before the Board of rank us today. It hud neither pres- sonal friends witnessing tho cere­ uter the latter had fired first, dis­ Charles A. Lindbergh nnd ins be desired.” | M ILITAU Y DISBANDS Funeral services will held Kuntiay emboweling tho body and sinking it Missions to answer questions nn \Ideiit, vice president, congress, nor mony. afternoon at .‘I o’clock at the hoaie trans-Atlantic plane, oil their na­ to ),ih belief in Physical Resurrec- a single cubinet officer in the city. in tho slimy water of Lake PalV IE N N A , Aug. 0. U N S )—Tim 1DJ Laurel Avenue, with Dr. h. D. tion widu tour, have proved easy Officials P rogressin g President Coolidge is in the Black DAWKS LEAVES ourdo after having tied railroad lion. Intel-allied military contra com­ Brownlee in charge. Burial will picking for pickpockets. Hills, Vice President Dawes is in angle irons on Us neck nnd feet. In M urder .Case mission today ordend placu in lattkevicw i i*mi*i4*ry# . f Chicsgo, Congress is in adjourn­ CHICAGO Aug. 0 . - ( I N 8 r - Hcadlo declared Dr. Dreher com­ l.undnient within u fortnight n Mr. ;iOlier»s Koliortf i^ ment, Secretary of the Treasury Vice President Charles G. Dawes, mitted tho crime and not he. and I annul' m , .. J . wua .Vir. IS nuryivi'l• I>y - j hln Fa y e t t e v i l l e , n . c ., Aug. o. the socialist red guard mother and four sisters, Missi Jessie Mellon is cruising nbroud, Secre­ accompanied by Mrs. Dawes, will that ho was being made “ the^goet (INK) Bladen county uuthoritary of War Davis is abroad, Sec­ leave hero tonight for Buffalo, by Mrs. Le Boeuf nnd the doctor. ................ ... ~ m M°.'rJ ' "Huberts, retary of the Navy Wilbur is oh where ho will tuko part in tho dedi­ Mrs, route to the Black Hills, Postmnst- cation of the Buffalo-Fort Erie M ayor Leaves T o Be 1 Harli-* VW ‘ U w , 0 n wMch° U ' Tho Austrian government also opj XlrH. ’ Ernest Gormlcy and ■ Hanford. fx’ EW YO R K Aug (1.— (IN S )— .could find no hint o f a motive for cr ( uvutk I New Is fishing In Mich!- bridge. The Prince of Wales and by Premier Baldwin o f Great Britain guard. A t Bedside O f W ife poisanril watermolon. G U IL TY OF COST KM l*T will pnrtieipute in tho ceremonies. Service of a warrant on a wellT.nurn tVeigMiid. “ a .32 bu, •»-jacketed bullet „ avi, New York, Secretary S I IT FILED Mayor Forest Lake left this kaown funner o f White Oak now IN D IA N A PO LIS , Ind., Aug. 0.— EARTH Q U AKE SHOCK >h I1r £ ; l h 7 ( H a i , fired from an automatic pistol. The , ot the interior Work is visiting afternoon for Philadelphia ^ ** waiting the result of n chemical ASHEVILLE, N- ^..Aug-n-ilNS) (IN S )— Convicted o f contempt or was shot to death In the Lily » « » » bujU.t cntered her riglit breast in in Wyoming, Secretary o f Agrihe wus culled to the bedside of Mr». nr lysis „ f (be watermelon and the Suit brought by G. \\ ullace Bij station o f the B. M.„T. Subway, TOKYO, Aug. 0. (IN S )—Twen- Lake, who is reported to be In a • the state suproine court, Edward u downward course and left below ;culture Junline is somewhere in youth’s vital organs. The analysis nephew o f Henry Ford, was on S. Shumaker, Indiana anti-saloon the policu today were still without the left shoulder. ty persons wore hurt when i. vio­ critical condition at a hospital the west und Secretary ” of Com•* being made hy state chemists. lent cartqunkes shook the two nor­ there. The mayor left in response league superintendent, today wus a clue upon which to base an ar­ in Kuperior Court h«;re No weapon was found. meree Is in California. gainst Henry Westnll. Ashcviv' sentenced to servo (»0 ilay-< at the rest. thern islands of the Japanese cmtelegram from attending Frank Weigund, 40, ustranged Uudcr Secretary of State Olds This crime— the first “ subway Former Football Star clubman, ulleging alienation <* slate furm and fined $J'>0 und murder" huslinnd of the dead woman, was is superior in rank to Castle, hut pire today. The quake ^ B» l |jc ,,hy»icans and surgeons who «*' in Dig history of New severest in northorn Japan In JO vised * . ■ , .that l . Mrs. \|r3 I.»ke U critical!: CObtli. Yor'tf—■ wus committed 'iterully In , taken into custody lust night us he; ho is gone, too. Jailed F or Larceny/ j h|s| w ife’s affection. years. Tokyo was shaken, but wa* returned from New York to a fu r-1 " ..... III. . tho heart o f Manhattan und almost MAN IN JU RED M l damaged. No one wa- >’ P” » 1 H U NT DIES nisYied room. He appeared shocked J MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING Mayor lake said just before his under the City Hall itself, it is one ed. The temblor came at 0:13 A.M. boston, Aug.* n . _ ( i n s ) — and genuinely sorrowed ut news of departure that Mrs. ladte would CHICAGO, Aug. C. (IN S )— • barb-* Hricklcy. former Harvard ORLANDO, Fin., Aug. <1.-(IN« o f the most mysterious killings his wife's slnying und told such ii KEY WEST, Fin.. Aug. (1 (IN S ) DEATH OF TENOR probably undergo an (Hpndioit •ontLull star, was forced to *j>cml One man was injured and scores Carl Hunt, 47. former im»n i»rer or thut the police liuvo hud to deal straightforward story thut inspec­ — Mystery shrouds the fatal shoot­ ODIII IN Aug. 6. (IN S )—A n - I early Monday. The operation ha* today eight in Charles Street jail un- were - - - - shaken ----- - -here -. .when . in .» the associated Advertising f iub* with since the famous unsolved El- tor Arthur Carey, of thu homicide ing of Ulof Sundgut, seainan on nounienient was made today of tbe been delayed until the Mayor cun well murder seven years ago. ? ’* to obtain $2(1,000 bail follow- black powder bomb exploded m ( of tho world nnd well known bureau at headquarters, said ho [th e steamship Ldgnutor. who.o noun^r e m « V n o u . reach Philadelphia to be at th* bed* linr * •* think • * • shop. 1— soft In Mrs. Weigand's life of sac­ throughout International Advertis­ urrc»t and itrrulgment on would be permitted to return homo body W«* landed ut this point death Milts Kntdn, war veteran, was rificing toil for lier aged mother ‘“ rges of keeping a buiketsliop ing circles died ut Id* home here after formal questioning. ‘ fren. that vcslel for Interment. Irish operatic tenor. «mi larceny of $n8,:.(ni from three .hurt, no motive could be ascribed |usl night ufter u lingering illness. and her three children authorities I for tbe boinbiny. J*rtons. He plvmlcd not guilty. - BOMB EXPLOSION MARKET CHANGE NOTED after IN NEW YORK CITY LATE REACTION ^ ;r "",u Cause Ot Delay In rS.,^ ! F lig h t Of Levine . ; >"k’ " ....... r-_ Police Are Unable To Find Clue To Death Of Pretty New York Woman Assistant Secretary Of Slate Is Ranking Washington C hief �RE EIGHT THE SANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY UGUST 5, 1027 Remaining Dresses M ust Be Sold! %_/ Closes M O RNING FROCKS In clu din g our linens, T o m o rro w broadcloLl N IG H T pongees and voiles. W on d er valui cIuccm! In i Pi eces o f 2, three and four vour big ' 11 "I'tunity to got high class goods for HOSIERY Ladies Cotton IIosc, Black and Brown — 5c pair Ladies silk hose ............. 45< l.adies silk hose ............. 05i Ladies Full fashion pure silk hose— all good shades ........................$1.21 Children’s Sox to sell for 10c, 15c, 2.1, and 29c. Men’s sox will sell for 10c, 19e and 59c. Silk Crepe Frocks h civ d ps , W c must sell our rayons, wool dresses that sold form erly to r $2.98 to $7.98 iiungnt Bathing Suits Children's good grade cation 89c and Me C hildren’s A ll Wool s u it e ................ 9$c Lad ies’ w ool suits x l .55 L a d ies’ wool suits 82.95 L a d ies’ wool suits 8:1.55 AM H A T S lerw eai W h ite Batiste Gov. Colored V oile Cow i Fancy V oile ( Jown.s Rayon ( olored ( lov Colored Silk K nit a Silk V ests S tep-in s V o ile and Silk Silk Rayon Bloomoi r a y o n .......$1.29 M ust Go! B eau tifu lly trim m ed and high L ciiU icr Shoos 8:1.00 now c CREPT L ea th er Shoes on s a le .........$1.25 L ea th e r Shoes on sale . 98 e 1 Colored Silk ’R e d s ......... $1.19 F a n cy Colored V oiles $1.59 Silk C i’epe Do chine $2.98 M)u yards light and dark ealii 1000 yards crcpuH, pm als, mi ing per yd..... Cretonnes good 25c quality | < felonries 50c and 75c uualil ■I) Inch Crcpu dc Chino, $2.50 Flat f'rcpo and Satin lari, < Print* I Crepe dc Chine, $298 03 L ea th er Shoes on s a le .......$1.49 W h ite erepe and long d oth 69c W h ite B atiste & Colored . $4 and $5.00 L ea th e r Shoes $2.00 now .... 49c Satin plain leather pat leather shoes. Value $2.00 to $5.00. iV d d ie s Voiles g ra d e m aterials. Valued at $3, ES a n t ! C H IL D R E N S > $2.25 L ea th o r ‘S hoes 011 “ t o ........ $2-05 ' In fa n t Shoes, 98c values fo r.1 9 c ltlllilN i Boy s an<! , G en ’s V $1.75 to $G. ( ) n g a le fo r . Ladies’ Silk Pon gee ^ a|c I*01’ ............... On Sale f o r . N ew merchandise, $L2 value gU § a|® On Sale fo r... ;; now only ers $ 1.00 V a lu e D u rin g O u r Sale 49c 1 wo In Piece Good I.iuiou.'i Silk, $ l.‘19 value now . •l'd!< S tep - flroudcloth, 98c now Sill. Mt .c.l Crepes, $1.19 value now Fan si!l< Crepe, $2.75 value now i mured crepes, 79c values now red ( 'repea, 98c values now Figured Cotton Crepes, D9c now for Inch Fast Colored Cinglutm now I'jis' ( (•!•: ;! Voiles, «JDc now . . . Doors Open Sat­ urday With Lower Prices Men’s Straw Hats New Merchandise, ami hat for Men’s Overalls, good grado Men’s Good grade Athletic Union Suits to sell for p-,c .... $1.09 Men’s White Handkerchiefs 5c to iy c Blue & Red Work Handkerchiefs 2 for ir,c •19, 63, and 95c Men’s Dress Shirts, $1.50 v a lu e .................. Men’s Dress Shirts, $1.75 v a lu e .................... "9c Men’s Press Shirts, $2.00 value ............... Men’s Dress Shirts, $2.50 value ........ . Men and'Boy’s Caps 76c to $2. value, 25c to $1.29 Men’ good grade neckwear, 25c, 30c, and 09c t»9c 95c ?L-9 Men’s Dress Shirts, $2.75 value ................. Men’s Dress Shirts, $3.00 valu e.................. ? lf5 S. A. IRWIN, Prop S E C O N D A N I ) S A N F O R D AV& �THE SANFOUD HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST fi, 1927 PAGE TWO T ’he S an ford H erald Congratulations As Brisbane Sees It The Herald extends its heartiest congratulations to the City commissioners on the vote of confidence they received at the polls in yesterday's election. Granting that "n miss is ns good ns a mile,” The Herald acknowledges defeat and com­ »lol.l.A\l> I . OKA!*— . KI1ITOH mends the members of the Commission us good fighters. H IIO W iH D tir.H H ---- MANAGER The campaign was u bitter one, undoubtedly resulted a: t II t.K K. JONKB, »!> > •*!■ « Kilim in some harm to Sanford, and probably created some animos­ ntlUSCHIPTION HATKJ • T.IHI ities on both sides. But The Herald is confident in its belief i ‘ m, T r u __ ......... *•» Niinllia. .. ....... ■............. — »;i.r.n that both factions w e re conscientiously working for what l lirrr Mi’ Hlha -------- • I.rn • .18 they believed to be to the best interest of Sanford, and that It) •*nrrlr« l>«-r n rO tvrrhlr ntlllm #*r V w ™ - • i.u« strife should have arisen was due more to n difference in the ~rha Herald. UiiO rCa »ln«ccr »fw »Hjliitprllm l i O i Jalrrp*- means pursued than in the end desired. U..nal Service, reerlvln* fritm While not' condoning the Commissioners for their form­ »*■■■ .utiprrinr ..new* ..nr*niil»a !**>*■ i n f i l l O iin «in i word* J illl rover- er acts and policies, The Herald earnestly solicits them to »n» nil Ike lending eienl* « f (he en­ tire world, . I. N. II. I» especial­ give their best thought and endeavor to the curtailment of ly efficient U Florida hnjt III •Manner of hnndllac otoie or*** H public expenditures in the future. W e are still o f the opinion n llk m l e*onl. ________ _ that by only the most rigid enforcement of every principle of . The llrrnld lr economy, can the future welfare of the City be assured. 4 udlt I'fcrenu < International Ai In behalf of those *185 citizens who cast their votes in favor of five commissioners, we urge that the Commissioners pay some heed to the request as expressed by their vote. That a minority gronp should nevertheless be so powerful and so nearly equal to those in favor of the old order should be sufficient evidence that the plea for conservatism should he heat'd. i n i . H C iiu .iii e iio im in As for the demonstration against us last night, we can­ KruMIMI I n ellf oud e ««o l» od <iitul.lrolli.il not believe that this represented the true sentiment either Uerner HVIK mule* I n Jo. kviiu of the people o f Sanford or of the individuals who made up vllie. uu.lrorlIun ul at. J«uo* the gathering. We prefer; to believe that the remarks uttered Hltrr Cuuvt iKHidiraliuu « f luunlhly **f .'?• and the feeling expressed was due rather to the excitement of or Week." A a i f r i i m i i»f im llfla i ere. the moment following a political victory than to any real o n IN--kuo.ra, bnlel*. ueonmeof spirit o f enmity. bnoira, V I .mmunllr f.’hrot. If not, well, it is no} the first time we have been ‘‘buried” ( awplfllna of r llf beaallflraI too rrooroH. following an election. BIB LE VERSE FOR TO D AY Th e T a x KiMluclion F igh t M A G N IF Y T H E LORD:— bet al| those that seek thee rejoice and 1 be glad in thee; let such an love Tax retinolion Lida fair hi lie one of the most important thy salvation ray continually, The Lord bd magnified. Psalm -10:10. issues to eonte before the next session of Congress. Secretary PRAYER;—O, magnify the of Treasury Mellon’s recent announcement Hint the federal Lord with me and let us exalt His surplus this year would be 9035.000,000 has precipitated a name together. quarrel between leaders of tin* two parties over-the manner iu which the money shall be given back to tin* people. The CERTAIN TOW NSM EN IN Republicans and Democrats alike agree that a lax cut is nec­ TH E COUNTRY They hunted Beauty to her haunt, essary, but are at loggerheads as to the amount and us to And cuught her by tier golden who shall receive credit for presenting the gift to the nation. gown, The fact that Congress is so evenly divided and that Thinking her lovliness to flaunt several of the Republican leaders are independents, and may Before the crowded town.. allign themselves with the Democrats, gives rise to the pre­ diction that a long drawn out financial wrangle is facing the federal lawmakers when they assemble in December. The Probably the least surprised in all the world at Governor Fuller's decision were Sacco und Vnnxctti ) thentsclves. • i Mth . Mosquito seemingly is hav­ ing u lot of fun in Oculu.— Ocalu filar.— You mean, while Mr. Mos­ quito is on his varati'ai in Sunford. Colonel Lindbergh plans tu visit Jacksonville In the near future. We suggest that the Chamber of Coin- j merer extend him un invitation to roiuo here. mcr* business, tomer lie won't fire me hecuuse I'm gum- kin to him," assumes the employ, You j ed relative. "I can't fire him lienined cause he is km to me," decides know {the employing relative. A fellow want i.- apt not to do his best when ho i him ftels dead sure o f Ids job, Hu isn't t him on his mettle.. He isn't scared en­ ough. I-Var plays a vitally importere ant purl in keeping most folks on - was good behavior. As a rule sons do ; his not do well working for their , and fi thers. Thu father is either too u o r - -strict or not strict enough. "I prne- ( wouldn't work for my dad," der as clured a young man. He’d skin rests, the hide right o ff me." "I can't have j have my boy work for me," auid i paid om father. "I can't do anything m a with him." By a like token, few wives been cun work for tlieir husbands exwits peel in the ancient role o f house­ work |keeper. Ami few husbands can bertyjwork for tlieir wives except in the rk nsi time-honored position of provid- Th e T h ree M usketeers I Do Not Choose. ;\ Husband's Value. Vincent Astor's Plan. On E#rlh, In Air. ny A tw m ttv nHISHANK ,--- ■»!rf »>r half Architect ,'*•''1. Hank H|,| '« mor.l. Fla. ' C*. | ’ On the Aquitanla, ,v in Cherbourg, InternnNews overtakes >'m> " 'I1*' Inolldge says, *1 'to n,,t to run fur thi* pn*si«l«*m-y TIIK PRESIDENT'S .Meaning m thi“ writer seems just 11»«* opposite nnil absolutely elear. Selectinw his wont ailntirahly, he s“ >’s» *] could he re-elected in Ih-K if I choose, hut I il" " " l 'house. I hrve tieen elected once. I am en­ titled In il second election. lliere is no third election or third term question involved. Nn candidate could heat me for the Republican nomination. No Democrat could lieui me nt th» polls, hut I *b» not I'liiiiise In run." N E A R LY A YKAR ago at the White House, when a second elec­ tion was mentioned by this writer, Ihe President said. "That is hard­ ly n friendly suggestion." The President fell if lie carried Ids load until March, It»2t*. he would deserve a rest. lie has told that to members of Ids cabinet. Secretaries Mellon and Hoover bad recently told the w rlttr oil separate occasions that compel the President to run for a public opinion would practically second election. President Coo* litlge shut bis mouth a little tight­ er Ilian usual and said nothing, which lie does with ease. p O tW T 'wmpr^Tr. T in s to n e nre DEPENDABLE ami f important speedway in thP five years lias been won them. Race drivers vrill trust tlieir lives on any , tires. The same trustworthy attril in these great; tires, stand prominently in the (.*ft service they rue- giving a.* i lar equipment on million) private ears throughout whole world. You'll never know real Iire iafaetion until you air ,, ped with them, t ome ,,, ^ Seminole Tire Slioi Firestone l ire. M ore A tten tio n T o Florida A g ric u ltu re i;u|f C. Men’s Linen Wash Suits 75c FLORIDA TIM E S.U N IO N Until recently, complaints have longer is heard tin* criticism that been more or less frequent th at| attention iR being paid to |the United State* department o f ,,|oH(|n , lh(1 Unllc,, Staten .... !agriculture was not giving rlo r-i * t . idu agriculture and horticulture ! pwrtnu-nt o f agriculture, the attention that these important Only recently, through the inte­ rnal lending industries t.*f the state rest and the activity of Secretary wnmmted giving, These coin- Lluidlnc, a movement wns inuuguplnints have censed because tile dc-| rated with the object in view of |purln "til in Washington now, ns t stabilizing the citrus fruit indus! for some time past, is devotingitry o f Florida, placing this very vary considerable attention to j important industry on u more I Florida agriculture, lr Hie most I"': :"*'*s like and subslantiat bust*. T IIK PRESIDENT'S Announce­ |important features, at least. And ur.tl consequently making it more ment is the t f dc disc'jiseil ojt 1many of the ’ess important ones profitable to those engaged in it, hoard allluniuh other news comes are covered In the general attain- « ' it confidently is believed can he bv radio. Fliicngo is to have tlie ion that the department gives to done, fhe plans suggested, the the Washington * i" fight, located with complete agricultural mutters througout the outgrowth o f conference, in which Florida citrus field. The Chicago Cuh* lead. Unite I States. This recent attention that the L'uil growers participated and M. Tate, who plays cricket for Sussex, mode the season’s flint United States department of iig r i-.f1” 1^ 11 Primary part, now are hodouble one thousand runs ami one culture is giving to Florida a g ri-i^ k studied, with the purpose to hundrerj wickets. Britain is build­ culture is evidenced in many waysi^'h'Pt them and apply them in con­ ing air battleships with foghorns, ns, for instance, by the bulletins duct o f the citrus fruit industry or make such anchors, riding lights, hammocks issued and upplying directly t o i” ^ If'*8 for fighting men, and will keep Florida mutters and Interests, ng- modifications ns sine,.rely are bethem based nt Singapore. Polite rlculturally hortieulturnlly, und in Revetl to be ndvislble. This is but other directions. Both Secretary of 11 sh'gh‘ Instance of cooperation warning to Asia. Agriculture Jardine and his nssia- between the department o f ngritant, R. W. Dunlap, the latter, by culture and Florida people. There A L L T H A T NEW S and more, the wuy, a former resident and! hove been other instances, as in e! nu, through the ether to this 'farm er in this state, have been tick eradication, control of discusfloating city, hut nil attention was irather frequent visitors to Flor"H licting cattle and farm nnlnv inmentruled on Coolidge's "I do idn since being in the offices m ' lYenernlly. ns well ns in matters not choose." which they now nre functioning} " I plirnt disenses and insect pests, and in which they are renderingi Taking everything into considerIN THE SMOKING Room, some conunendably efficient services, j ation, the United States depaitnominated Mellon, some nominated They never come here in person, mint o f agriculture is lining very Hoover, hut, to nnrnphruse the obi but that Florida derives some dls- well, indeed, in the matter of •weet poem, “ All snag Calvin Continct benefit through their visits, giving proper attention to Flor* lldge." tlieir conferences, und their ad- ida agriculture and to the intei dresses. And when they are not rests of the tens of thousands of Mlt. HENRY W H ITE I.euv.-s ■hero tlieir offices nre functioning persons In this ?tnte who are enSI.000,000 ami remarks in his will, [in the interest o f Florida quite us gaged in the industry. And that is that he leaves none of it to his much as that o f any other state why complaints, of lack of nttenwife bemuse: in the Union. And that is why no' tion, have ceased. "There is nothing 1 could leave her that could adequately compen­ sate for mv love and affection for her." GOVIORNOR S M IT H ’S E R R O R (One Day Service $1,001 Sanlord Laundry The owner of Lodi Ar­ bor properly is free iron assessments— utint her id vantage of this tlesircbl development. Look il over, investigate, judge il miits merits now. We have apartments ami bun­ galows for rent or sale on the beach, either side o f the Hali­ fax River, or any section of the Halifax country. We know where the desirable places are *ha( are prired right. |l,el us prove il to you. W. E. Blake 121 Magnolia Avt». Rhone 1527 D A YTO N A REACH "A 108 Magnolia Substantial •rwckr in a Substantial Cily NEW YORK HERALD T R IB U N E ill-advised |bout $00 000,000. Yet. thunks to miicial state- { expected yields in ether taxes a deit the sur- ficit has been avoided. Contrary to n mi July the Governor's forecasts, u surplus s r f his $13,1(05,000 lias been produced predicting which is about half the surplus re-eks of the ported rn July I, 11)20. How does The Gov- that fact make bis alleged critics t time the ridiculous? If it does Iumust f a treas- share tbj- ridicule. y called in The most impertant thing in the it another statement is the disclosure of so lube-red steadily increasing revenue. A simire to le w j][nr sit tuition at. Washington bus If that |ed to downward tax revisions, itenml he ’ stabilization *-f expenditure at a i so as to [ lower level ami vast reductions of at least the piddle debt. At Vlbany it bus idler, Mr. h<| to increased expenditure, inmislie us creased debt and a policy o f using up revenue when revenue is uhunoit impi-t- da,it. It is a policy which condemns boosted a- itself. Direct cAliWaterRontc to N E W E S T and m ost lu xu riou s coastwix steam ers a flo a t o ffe r you com fort convenience supreme. SAILINGS FROM JACKSONVILLE TO NEWYOM Calling at Charlatlon 8, ,8, S. S. l')im»(1nV sort Snuirdsv i l 9P U. 8. Cherokee 8. Mohawk 8. Algonquin 8. Seminole Aug. Aug. Aug. fi, It, 22 fi, Hi, 2(1 K, ID, 27 Sept. 2. I»- JJ Sept. i* Sept. ?•. 1®>*! SUMMER l-ARES FROM JACKSONVIU F. It ix reported thut Reggie Vanderhili lias spent thirty million dol­ lars In twenty years—and yet we have never heard that he run n newspaper— or hacked a show i inline.— taejtburg Commercial, No, If was his nepiu-w who did Ihut. , No niericlful man can be entirely Just, To he exactly just a niun must he without feelings. There is no Mich man.— Palm Beorh Indepen­ dent. Come up here und have a couple o f shots o f this "celery chine" and see If you nre not with­ out feelings. , S E R V IC E B Y T H E H O U R I.AKKI.ANI) I.KIICKII C O M M U N IT Y S P IR IT T A M P A TIMES A N ew York man, 08, gives ns Mix a little co-operation with un. >>ne o f his rules o f longevity. "Do selfishm-s*., sweeten it with civic nil business on a cush basis." In pride, throw in a dush o f common other Words don't worry*. >- nne, stir it with leadership, roll •—— lit In persistency, flavor it with opA French tug picked up a tlmism, warm it with enthusiasm canoeist who had paddled his way nnd the result is community spirit, nrross the English Channel. Frob-I Community spirit can make any ably some Ijigionnire who r o w e d , thing happen within the realm of over for tlie convention. - .community possibility*. It is its own ), N E X T YEAR, Airpln — A . N -......., __ne regJ c t'T will he published, classifying every nirplnne in the world. A few AI1IIl lliu I’HIU'llfi nn ok u composo f love and sacnunlty in which rail community applfcution will suits, n*," , *n » will lie million* o f plant** ’*'hor*' Du-re are now hundreds, Forty million automobiles on the ground nnd a million flying muchines in the air will tiake this u |hi ay country. In a Jaeksonvilc newspaper etc? There m ljust week 71 “ neut colored girls’ |„.r f „ r Womei |were atlvertising for places as jluv,, ont, nurse, cook or mnid. Unusually in prepared by n addition to lieing neat they were who cannot a "young," "reliable," or "honest," time. Mary or all three. The same paper car- |out n schedut ried requests for the services o f ije8, of four such girls. 1 |f unoujr|, j If 71 girls in one town in o n e ' . ther day are wanting work and only thill u wou, four cun find it either work is , ao|vin_ , scarce in that town, there are too many skilled workers or somebody s , aL.i, needs to get busy making the de- ‘.i r. , , , m.na for work ond .hr drm.nd “ g >«li J l S for workers nearer equal. « ervice if eac ••Neat colored girls" w'a-k by , , Ulkl‘ u)o the day cleaning house, doing „ fccM atuJ a , laundry work and ■ few> other hea)ti, officer jobs. Why not service by the day f Jiaeasu. or half day in cooking, nursing To New VoikCity........ $36.54 on* w*y ToChiiile»ton,S.C...... $12.00“ " To Boston, M am .......... $42.82 •• " I - 1M X i uuiiJ trip $18.(JO “ $72.11 " « T h io u g h l l c i o , and baggaga chackad lo milgitinoipmt ftotthmrn rsM irfi Summer Exercusion N o w On Salt* Return Limit Oct. 3). ID-' A 1\ S j i v * 1' * ^ fg/KSIgJ/ ’ viTs !*/' Tisnaportatloo Includr* ciuwa »no m «o* t m h ; atlitc •tBtcxcoma of - ilh o r without p t i t i l i lavtloc)'anil with twin or;*oub!t twdl »o d p n »»i# b»il< • ' • " ’ ( i t u i l i u i t i i*cif«i t dlnin* »»r v i.t — l> W " •*,»»d for two. four, tu or <i*ht 1,1‘ \ * tn n w ililM U D | . fo r l u f th a r (n fo rm rO o n , T.ckat.,aic . apply i- ('aider Agent, Sanford, Will. II. Clrmeiits, District Passenger Agent Pier I Jacksonville, Fla. �V a - fS* - 'r'i7-*ITT'vat «rp>?.••■-■.~.*i nS*S THE SANFORD HERA DP, SATURDAY, :-Social and Personal Activities-: ;fflce Telephone 148_______ MRS. FRED S. DAIGER. SOCIETY EDITOR Social Calander MONDAY i ine9!, meeting of the Auxil[.* the Presbyterian i hureh Lcet at 4 o’clock at the fh. (Agnes, (luild of Holy Cross [.pal Church will meet at I with Mrs. Mortimer Glover Rectory on Palmetto Ave. TUESDAY iiehters of Wesley class of Method1st Church will enjoy at Daytona Beach as the i of Mrs. II. B. McCall Sr. WEDNESDAY |ny Spaulding Circle o f the * Baptist Church will meet Mrs. J. Lovejoy at her home iple Avenue. THURSDAY t„| Neighbors of America fcieet ut 8 o'clock ut the Old nic Hall over the linsket. udo Sistrunk motored ThursDuytona Beach, where he [the day. Ivey and John Jones have h'td to Sanford after spending sst two weeks visiting at nntl Atlanta, Gn. Residence Telephone 859 Mesdames M oye And Birthday A n n iversary T y re A re Hostesses P a rty Given Thursday, T o Methodist Circle By Miss Doris G arrett | T ! h> regular meeting of the Esth­ A very pretty bjlthdav given er Mcttinger Circle of the Metho­ this week was that of Thursday dist Church w «s hold Friday after­ afternoon when little Miss Doris noon at the homo of Mrs. L. M, Garrett entertained n number of . „ ......... „. her young friends at her home on Tyre ....... on Myrtle Avenue with Mrs Tyre ami Mrs. M. Moye as host- |Oa[; Avenue in cetcbrntion of her esses. ; ninth birthday. Bowls of bright colored zinnias Multi-colored zinnias and ferns combined with sprigs o f nsparngua [were used with unusually pleas* ferns were arranged about the ng effect. rooms where the members assem­ The afternoon hours passed bled. iplicky with games of all kinds and A short business session was held as well, as several -contests. In ■luring the first part of the after­ the last contest prizes were award­ noon presided over by Mrs. J. K. ed Eva Cunningham won tin* girls Courier, after which the Bible study prize, a pretty dressed doll, while was conducted by Mrs. \V. S. Ward Cochran won the boys prize, Thornton. a story book. A fter the study class, a social After the game had been played hour was enjoyed, the members I hr hostess assisted by Daisy and sewed on articles for the annual Lais Garrett served refreshments bazaar, and a late hour refresh­ of ice cream and cake. ments of brick ice cream and home Enjoying the happy occasion with cake were served by the hostesses. Doris were Ellen Betts, Betty Members attending were: Mrs. \\ heelnss, Helen Palmer, Gladys J. E. Courier, Mrs. P. I). Cobb, Knight, Jean Brooks, Nellie Cun­ Minnie Mrs. T. C, Carlson, Mrs. A, P, Ban­ ningham, Jewel Betts, dy, Mrs. U. I,. Shiniiolser, Mrs. Strange, Jane Bhnron, Doris Hock­ L. M. Nott, Mrs. W. S. Thornton, ey. Doris Walker,"Eva Cunningham, Mrs. J. It. Adams, Mrs. A. C. Me Julian Adams. Grin Adams, ThorvLondon, Miss June Waddell, Mrs. a!d 1hntupson, Wesley Cunning­ Bessie Stephens, Mrs. Battle. Mrs, ham Ward Cochran, \V. E. Adams, M. E. Moye, Miss Laura Using. Eugene Cochran. Mrs. J. M. Moye and Mrs. Tyre. A t The Churches H UM CROSS CHURCH Eighth Sunday after Trinity. Church School U:45 a. m. Holy Communion nnd Sermon 11:00 «. m. Evening Prayer and Sermon 8:00 p. m. Visitors Welcome. ” AGE TITRErt VUGUST fi. 1927 1,000 YOUNG MEN MAKING STUDY OF FOREST PROBLEM its H in ts on Prints 5THEL .. (\ 'PlT.OF- A HINT*IF- YOU WOULP * <?tfc YOUf^ELF- %► *. : NT * Preservation Of Nearly 5OR Hmuirctl .Million Acres Of Land Subject Of Training Offered Hy lJ.S.C*ovcrnmenl a' DENVER. August :t.— (IN S ) — i> Perhaps one o f the greatest eco­ nomic problem's which this nation has to face, that of the care, use urd preservation of 470,000,00 acres of forest land, is now being -uidicd us a profession by more FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH than 1,500 young men. according to Bible School, 0:15 A. M. ■cw the report o f a government bulle­ R. A. Wilson, Superintendent. TUPS' tin recently made public here. Classes for all .ages. ■pplitfRR Morning worship and Commun­ . Forestry has been reconijtcd ns a T?EACH profession for a period o f not mere ion 11:00 A. M. Y tf& P Sermon Subject— “ Christ, The than .'111nears. The fir$t recognition * i the fact that the forester needed Master.” a pedal technical training Was in ■ Evening Worship 8:00 P. M. — W lt f? OBEr O F — I* ;i8, when Cornoil University es­ Christina Endeavor 7:00. P. M. THb It17/ 'PMHRIG' h u r ts ' Sermon Subject, “ Breaking Down tablished a professional school for forestry. Barriers.” Fine Song Service for alt. According to Edward A.Sherman, n.-sociute forester of the forest CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH m i vice. United States Department Sunday School at 0:15 A. M. of Agriculture, who is author of -o f? E. B. Randall. Superintendent. tin* new bulletin entitled, “ Forestry <?OMF_ Morning Service 11:00 A. M. a a Profession," there are now 2.1 -Pf? IMTE.P Rev. E. C. Gillette o f Jackson­ institutions ut learning which hf.ve U H PIU C 'included courses lending to a lieville will preach. * rce in frestry, while 50 others No evening service. Rev. J. B. Root will return next offer pome forestry study in their week and regular services will bo curricula. ’i*I. i’ > resumed. Requirements Are Many The requirements, opportunities FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, and iflinls o the forestry protest •YOU h\NY SCIENTIST. Men lire malty, as revealed hy the K. ’ itH i W E t? Christian Science Services are bulletin. The forester must have a HI, A 'PtFlHTE.p Upsala & G rapeville held every Sunday Morning ill thc{ business and executive ability to / \\ C fO R T Woman’s Club, Oak Avenue near guide hint in Ids work ns well as tv ) h\\ 'V Q l Q S ' Mrs. Frank Stapler nnd children Third Street at II o’clock; Sunday a thorough technical training, lie me visiting her mother in Val­ School at 10 o’clock. Subject for ie. forced continually to administer tomorrow, "Spirit". limberiitnd, devise means of fire dosta, Ga. Wednesday evening sendees protection, to formulate and put Mrs. Top who has been visiting in Winter Park is at home again which include testimonies of Chris­ , into practice the best inehoda of tian Science healing are also held ‘ dealing with the problem ef utiliwith Mr, and Mrs. Purdy, In the Woman’s Club nt 7 o'clock. I ration of the forest without perma­ Friends o f Mr. and Mrs. Flyn This Church maintains a free nently Injuring its timber produc­ are glad tv learn that Mrs. Flyn is I Reading Roam, 5)7 First Nnlional - Wtp IT recovering rapidly from injuries |Bank Building, where the Bible and tion. .Moreover to queened, he mud continue to develop and improve VEl?y CHIC TO AFPEN1 ?? sustained in an automobile wreck all authorised Christian Science ll'e property under his cure so that last week. i ti — eveij literature iray he read, borrowed or its value will he increased yearly. Mrs. E. Williamson and daught­ purchased. Open Wednesdays and III TH£r LVENIflG— ' Nor, says Mr. Sherman, can the ■tl® ers have returned homo from Saturdays from :i to 5 P. M. |man who dislikes roughing it, who cion by sr* tinvicr. n*A A 1; Moultrie, Ga. All aro welcome to attend the i is physically unfit to cotie with a Reverend G, V. Vlbertson of De- services and to make use o f the •■•us life in the woods, survive Land is expected to preach Sunday Reading Room. lores lor. A considerable purM iT in : t o T ilt: i *i i i i .u t PICTURE TRAGEDY I Now they’re saying tho DempT his l« I" certify tl|«l t ..bhvit morning, lie will preach in IJpsala of the forester's time is spent itLoivri) i<nrititrslil|> In tljd-u.t’ nlon HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Aug. G , *ey-Sharkey figlit was framed up. at 11:46 o'clock and again at Lake PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH f doors where he must pet — UN'S)— A blighted romance of I'tim mury Nq. I and No. 3 with-K We are waiting to hear that the Mary at 11 o’clock. Dr. E. D. Brownlee has returned along with few comforts and M Will aor nnd < . M. MllchwL this the studios ended in u double tra­ il osy of July. i»*7 nnli no Prince o f Wales falls o ff his hone m Mrs, Alfred Erickson and Mrs. nail will preach both morning nnd aide to cope with the hardships iengyr rssiionslhli* for »'* j dtu**a* gedy here today when Betty Mon­ tin" come up. InaurVolk* Williams were visitors of night, Sunday. Iriiusaetlons or ImlilitsiiiV'H on purpose. tague, 28, • film retoucher, shot red liy ihe altovo firm. Mrs. II. G. Lvndquist. Services for the day will be as Many Opportunites and killed Hamilton W. Munnon, 72 fHlglicd) HOIlBIlT It. 1KMICN, follows: •J■Id? Opportunities lor trained finrcst- motion picture producer, and then Mrs. Jennie Gleason and daught­ British newspapers urged asei s are constantly increasing,Sher­ ended her own Ufu with the same ».ion monk of Sunday School P: 15 A. M. ers were visitors of Mrs. Ballinger Lord Balfour to 'r - c r n r TF -----------man statei. Not only are forester.) revolver. Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. Saturday, The girls are leaving G irr E T H Y L GAS AT tho Geneva disarnuinent eouter)ii:li a teehnical eilucathni in deChristian Endeavor 7 P. M, Sunday for their home in New ejuec. Maybe somebody over there n and for the work o f Federal gov­ livening Worship 8 1 ’. Ml York while Mrs. Gleason will leave AVTGirr imoB co. The man who wrote "Tin bet­ The Public is invited to attend ernment, state.*, comities and miiiii- ter to have loved and bint'! must was trying to Bok I' acg.. hy train Thursday. -Nettle Collcr these services. , ‘ ,u , ’ ’ ’ (■ilkllhirii; Btit’biDd’ dlieir services have had a good break on (lie ali­ will accompany the girls. -Ui*_ nu* being called for hy numerous mony. Miss Minnie Beck has returned IN T E R N A T IO N A L BIBLE lumber concerns, private owners of homo after a three weeks visit in STUDENTS ASSOCIATION limbrrlnnd, wood-using industries, A woman in Great Britain reTampa where she was the house guest o f Miss Gram ling. Miss! Meets in the City Hull every educational inr.tUutiizns and organi­ certly wus severely injured when zations conducting research in she tripped over her skirt, Now Bright Layttey who has been i",t- j Sunday as follows: that IS news. ue-i 11:00 A. M. United Senior uuJ forestry. tending school ut Mount Verde \ erile ac compnnied her home ami will he Junior Bible study in thu "Divine i Reforestation, a mod interesting Couple o f young men were ar-| r uui o f the Ages." i phase of the forestry work, is her guest for a short time. re ted In Los Angeles for driving, steadily assuming increasing im­ the! 8:00 P. M. Adult Bible Study In Mrs. llilma Lutulquist was an airplane while intoxicated. hostess at n beautiful shower giv-jtha Watch Tower, Subject, “ Body portance among private owners Next thing you know somebody finn* government urn! elute aid en in Imimr of her gra'iduughter Resurrection.’ will be pinched for making u left-' l:i Vo been provided under tile tern i Helen July 21st. hand turn around it skyscraper. of the Clnrke-McNnry Act. TliiCOI.I) BLOODED MURDER Mr. un.l Mrs. W. M. Sellersliavc offers another field ti? thu trained Enjoy your vacation at home by returned from Fort Pierce and are forester. using your ingenuity, it writer ad­ MOSCOW, Aug. G .— (IN S ) — hive now at home with her parents Mr. vises. Our suggestion is that you Electrocution or Sacco and Vunand Mrs. Hurley. buy a pair of chaps and some fish­ HEAD ON COLLLSIOS Practically every member o f the zetti will he ** cold blooded mur­ ing tackle end pitch camp near Dorcas Union was present at the der of innocent men," declares a the rain-water barrel. MEMPHIS, Ten II., all-day picnic held in the grove at resolution, passed by the execut­ Aug. 5.— ive committee o f "the society to the home o f Mrs. llilma Lundquest * I IN S )— .Mrs. J. L. Fincher, lit), Mrs. IV. M. McCombs, sister of Thursday. A bountiful dinner with aid revolutions," of- which "Big was dead and her friend Mrs. Leo Mrs. Frank P. Forster of this Bill" Haywood is a member. iced drinks followed hy coffee uml Lewis, 28, was near death today as city, and Mrs. J. E. Ingraham of, cakes were served. 'i r. and \l i Bryan ami chll liie result o f a head on crash of St. Augustine, died ut her home at Nels Swanson is rapidly recover­ dren have been visiting ns the! the auto in which the two women midnight. ing from u slight operation <m his guests o f bur parents Mr. and Mrs.I were riding and a trolley ear last throat at the Sanitarium at Form­ J. M. Howard. midnight.' osa. Mrs, Elmer Tyner and sim have returned from a three week’s visit with her mother Mrs. Walker of Witnleniere. LAKE M ARY Elisabeth Turnbull leaves , for Daytona Bench where [rdl visit as the guest of Miss Miss Evclin Robinson, of San­ ford, is visiting Mias Ethel HyotMarentelto. luine this week. »nd Mrs.. It.. H. Ronnock Miss Rosalie Brad dock, of Dened homo Wednesday from Land, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. H. licello where they spent a few D.Durant. [with friends. Mrs. d in a r and husband of Springfield, Ohio, who has been Robert A.. Newman who is relping in revivals, at Hollywood, ding the month o f August at Fin., and other points, are the ona Beach was in thu city guests this week of Mr, and Mrs. iy on business. N. II. Bratldock and Mr. anil Mrs, John Swanson. , C. A. Mitchell pluns to Mrs, Elmer Hyotlaine gave a Sunday fo r points in North tacky party on Friday evening in blina ahd Virginia whore he honor of her son, Kenneth, on his [ipemi three wcks. 15th birthday, A large number of young people attended nnd all pro­ and Mrs. Ed Hill and nounced it an enjoyable affair. bUti, Sue Belle, leave SuturThe monthly meeting o f the Lad­ Ifor Russellville. Ky., where les Aid of |he Presbyterian Com­ I will make their home. munity Church, met ut the church Wednesday afternoon. , and Mrs. C. I). Brumley Rev. G. V. Albertson of Uclire spending the summer ht Lnnd will preach at the Presby­ Jrasiio Beach spent the day terian Community Church, Sunday Friday on business.. morning, August 7, at 11 o’clock. AH art* cordially invited to attend |'rs. Charles Kanner, Miss this service. Kanncr and Mrs. SilverMrs. Elmer Hyotlaine left Wed­ ire spending several weeks nesday morning for u visit to her uincy and points in Georgia. former home in Kansas with rela­ tives and friends. |i<s Elisabeth Knight left Sal­ The Wednesday morning prayer ly afternoon for Daytona meeting was this week was held she will spend several days at the home of Dk W. E. Cole,this Ihe guest of Mrs. T. A. Tatterhappened to be Dr. Cole’s 85th birthday, nnd he, in spite of his Br. and Mrs. It. F. Cooper nnd advanced years took part in the Jy have returned after spending services which were enjoyed by all past two months visiting ut present. The meeting was con­ nt» in North and South Cnro- ducted by W. V, Dunn as leader, and the singing was appreciated, with Mrs. Cole at the piano. Among the hoys of the national lus Francis Tenguc left Fat­ from Camp Johnson, were: Oliver ly for Orlando where she will tile week end as the guest Dantzlcr, Otis Fisher, John Whit­ Iter sister Miss Kutherine Tea- aker, William T. Dunn and Lee Cochran. They all seem to have enjoyed their stay at camp. Some for markmanship, lias Kitty Dubose, Miss Fern won medals Ird, William Du Bose am! Paul Oliver Dantzlcr won in both pistol Wholser will motor to Jnekson- and machine gun fire. The friends o f Miss Cora Ring |lc Saturday to spend the weekare sorry to learn of her illness. An enjoyable ocenssion was the Jr, F. D. King leaves Saturday hirthduy dinner given at Dr. Cole’s Jacksonville where ho will home on Wednesday, it being bis the pulpit o f Dr. l«en G. were, beside tile family, Mr. and loughlon at the First Baptist Mrs. T. A. Greunionf, Mr, and Mrs. {Hinds, Mrs. George Wilson and lurch. family, Mr. and Mrs, Gates and Herman Morris mid Dun llanseil Mrs. \V. it, Edinfield leaves for others. A weiner roast was given Mon­ returned Friday from Blue Ridge hannali. Ga., where she will where tlu'y attended the Y. M. C. pit her brother TV. II. Cole who day evening for tbr young men A. Athletic school. suffered injuries in a recent 'just back from camp Johnson, by their parents and friends at Kvansrident. Miss Emily Griffin arrived here dule Park. Swimming and other Friday front Tallahassee where she Mr?. Frank Miller is extect- sports were enjoyed by the young bus been mending the summer sesI home Friday afternoon from folks. sim o f F. S. C. W. W. V. Dunn, who has been very tcksonville where she spent a W time with her sister, Mrs. ill at his home near here is slight­ Mrs. Allen T. Jones of Kisslm-; ly improved, lulu Clay. nice will arrive here Sunday to A delightful occa-sion was a Mb* Mary Elizabeth Puhstoii surprise shower given Thursday spend next week here as the guest tu! Mis:; Sura Evelyn Williams ie- evening by Mrs, E. I). Green at of Mrs. T. Allen Jones. TDtd home Saturday from Or- her home for Mrs. Mary Donald­ Miss Dorothy Stokes ha*, return­ iiido where they have been guests son. A large number of friends ed Imme from Gains villi* where she were present to make this a hap­ Mrs. Franklin Hardaway. Ims been attending University of py success. Florida summer session. Mi*** Jessie Street Roberts of ilmington, N. C„ is expected to Miss Camilla Puleston leaves rrive here Saturday evening,havSunday for Daytona Beach where C H U L U O T A .r'" been called here by the death she W ill visit as tin* guest ( (f Miss U her brother David Roberts. Word Iidh been received from |Helen Murentette. Texas by relatives that Mrs. G«s-| Mb- Snii, Evelyn Williams and Miss Elizabeth Smith of Talla­ r 1*-* Mary Elizabeth Puleston will ton Jacobs lias recovered siiffic- hassee is the attractive Iu.um; n''t°r to Daytona Beach Sunday liictly from lu*r operation to be ur*guest of Miss Carmetu Barlier nt l no Veil front the hospital l< > the they will spend the next *eek as the quests of Miss Olive home o f her daughter. Mrs. Pre- her home on Magnolia Avenue. vntt, Verlic* Pivvatt, Evelyn J«teaman. Miss Dorothy Tyus of Burnusol.s. Geo, Jacobs und William Ja­ her Mr*. Minnie E. Jones and Mrs. cobs v.ho were with their mother ville, Gu., has leturned t" home after a plcafcnt visit here «s liuring her illness returned to fftnk Milhr returned home Sat* the guest of Mrs. Ij*slie Bryan. Ith f f ’m Jacksonville where Ciiuluolu Sunday, Mrs. Hodges will mothers bedside f..eY bnve been spending several remain at her Misg Jean Maxwell who ban They were accompanied mill accompany her ' onte Inter, < o. been attending tho summer session '"jne by Mrs. Ben Cantwell who merville o f the Model Lund Gains*al spend a short time here with St. Augustine were registered at of University of Florida at Saturday ville, Returned lionie I (r mother Mrs. Jones before go- Chuluotu Inn a few days this week. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Brown of morning, rug to New York to join her hus­ band. Jacksonville were guest*. at the Mrs' <’! W. Dunn nnd two chil­ I iiii for the week, end, leaving Mis. Minnie E. Jones is cxjwct- Sunday for Oenla ami Silver dren of Miami who have been the guests o f Mrs. Lesley Bryan at l*d to return home Friday after- Springs mi their vvuy home. P*oAn from Mr. and ’drp. H. E. Fitzgerald her Ismie in Edgewood for the past Jacksonville where week left Friday for their Imme. I'k e has da* ~ ■ *,ePt’n spending a few and Mr. .William Penney o f Day- 1 W l^' **er daughter, Mrs. toliu Bench were in Chuluotu fishC* 1). Wolfe has returned home, J «e»n tw eH . Sl,e will be uccom- ing a few days this week. from Blue Nidge ami,other print* hy Mrs. Cantwell Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Page motored in North Carolina where he onl , lv , remain here for several to Daytona Beach Saturday where been s|K*nditlg seveiul weeks in in-l \ Z7 going l „ New York tcrest of Y. M. C, A activities. | |tj' Fin Mr. Cantwell. they spent the week end. A u New Smyrna Beach Deci T H E S U R F B A T H E R ’S JO Y Our Your Nearest Hunch TIu* Year Kouml Fisherman’s Paradise Itig lit Notv The Tarpon Are Itilintf Special Low Summer Ilalcs For Week Lnd Parties Or Season Desirable Cottages, Reasonable Rates )f For Further Information Address C h a m b e r O f C o m m e rc e V anilla-Apricot lec Fruit Salad . * 11 Del iciou s-Sunday Using O u r Imported Apricots A n d A Special! Mixture O f Real Fruits Th e Popular Songbird Special * .ned * A (lelicimts fruit and nut cream dial will please ymi. Birdsong Ice Cream Co. .",15 K. Flint St. Seminole Creamery Co Phone 634 �. page THE SANFORD H E R ALD , S A T U R D A Y , AUGUST 6. 1927 Form Latest Th riller C H A M B E R L A IN P L IE S P R O M L E V I A T H A N For the first time in history an airplane took o ff from tin* Chamberlain, trails-Atlantic flyer, guided a biplane into tin the liner Leviathan and flew Mill miles to Roosevelt Field, I Hie F-cvinthnn after taking o ff in u fog; the arrow points to DeCottesPropoimds Legal Side Of Sale O f Municipal Bonds The following is the remain­ der of u stenographic report o f Ceorge A. DeCottea* address delivered.. Thursday, night at mass meeting held at the Muni­ cipal Pier, ns prepared by -Mrs. Jessie D. Klicnmnn: Mr. Herring, he is n lawyer, lu­ ll us access to the same law hooks that I have Mr. Herring was hon­ est in his opinion that night, but Air. Herring didn’t know that the City Commission had directed me to go to Tallahassee in 1925 and have your City Charter amended eliminating that 15 per cent prop­ osition. Ho didn’t know lhat. Applause— Laughter. I went to Tallahassee, the copy o f the hill is lie re, it’s in this hook and if Judge Herring didn't know it then, he knows it now. He doesn’t Jmve tii believe me, lie can come here and read it. 1 have brought the book hero for him, nnd you will find In that H ook that the provision in the City Charter, limiting the issue o f bonds to 15 per cent of the asscriHcd valuation was repealed, hut oven though it was not repealed wo have not ismied bolide in excess of multiple. lie thought that was the law. lie told you us a fact lhat the charter provided that the City could not sell its bonds for less than 1*5 cents on the dollar, when on the contrary the charter provides that you can't sell for less than 100 cents on the dollar. So lie is wrong again. lint the most absurd statement made is this "That th«*>* tried back hem several months ago, after ad­ vertising, to sell some bonds, but could not get a good nrice, and Mr. Lake had to go to New York nnd that I went along ns City Attorney nnd that wo sold them there a month Inter, and "Do you know" he says "That the citizens of San­ ford lost twenty seven hundred and some odd dollars Interest hocuuse they didn’t get the motley thirty days sooner." You may not understand that. If you are burrowing money from the First National liank, tliej’ will <barge you eight per cent from the date o f the loan. When you go to get a loan on lamds, they have al­ ternating dates, either January 1st of a year, if the bond is dated JnnI, anti you sell that bond onMar, I, you can’t charge the printed date on that bond as vndiicated by the Court, hut the man buys that bond for $10(10.00, plus the principal Inpays you he has to pay you for ac­ crued interest from Jim, I to Mur. I and on the dale that he buys the bonds he gives il to you on July J, when the six months period is up you have to give it hurl; to him. That’s all there ir to that. He say's "Do you know, if j-oii could have old the bonds when advertised in Sanford, Sanford Would have received twenty seven hundred dollars mure interest than it got." That’s the most uhsurd statement I ever heard, hut not I am informed— when I an: in- in.K ‘ nto t',c ham,s of thu ,Cit.y formed I am going to tell you, and wh,ch lhat ',ay ,,n,1Cfipal 1 5 when I know something to ho so I int?r.cat are codections of prlnci ai am going to tell you. 1 am inform- nnd '"Wrest made through the as- m ed through the officn o f the City “ 88montfa P,ntedl ° V, ' 5 " paving asBcsH- S u l r a S V n m 'r f J u S : § meat against every single lot in feund itself in this position: That m Dresmv.old that has matured has the matter of principal and interest n been met, principal paid and interpaid, Have assessments been paid in Fort Mellon? Co and lojk for yourself. Another thing, Dreamwold was ..... _ .......... i._....... . i w »* V paved because the owners o f that hud agreed'to'pay by i sub-division, the people who bought f„r») the City Commis iX M \ / 'contracts there. who expected ______ to jug __ for ............................... . improvement iperforni their contract# and get a either necessary for the City to 5 Here’s I.ieut. C, C. Champion of (|0cd nnd wnnted it paved, and th ey; temporarily finance that traits- H the U. S. Navy’s air force, who hns fil,,| a petition to have it'p a v e d ‘ action, or have its obligation and ■ just stm red in another aviation and came before the City Commiss- contract with the financial world * thriller. While Champion was and made a request, ns did other repudiated ■ more than six miles alan H-dling property owners. That’s the only lJn()(>r lhu Clty charter we had g Held, Washington, n an 'tterr.pt answer I ran give to that. Jt|10t authority, to temporarily H- 5 Diamond 'I to break the altitude rot ml, the x „ w Judge Herring says this: nnncc a proposition of that kind. I ■ motor of his plane exploded. , ie Oh! my friends, they p|aced the matter before the City ■ (Jianipioii p.lotcd the powerless .w;|,| bonds for Il*sh money than theCommission and told them of the■ slnp to a safe binding.___________ Jaw will allow them to sell them, contingency confronting us; they S ■ ,, [ . ' they have issued bonds in great instructed me to go to Tallahassee, J jour money and sold your bonds at amounts when the charter says and in Tallahassee I took the m nt-'S j u t r r ic e s , a sacrifice. I must mi> that s an they can t do that. “ How could they u.,. up with our represenUtive g oxtiiiordinary compliment uninten-,^,, „, Nt.w York and pay brokerage both of them Mr. Hagan and Mr. jj DIAMOND ttonally extended to me by Judge tt() broker and the bonds be Housholder, and got a special hill « Hot ring. I must he a most astute : M,,| !WU| void.. ! don’t ask you to through the Legislature £ HEAVY ‘.authorizing the City of Sanford ■ Inear as absurd as some of these |Ian ye i , to take a bond thut is jl-,t»k e my word on that. SERVICE Tl Iother statements he made. I am . legally issued in three respects, | A „ agai.M Judge Herring’s a s -,Florida to lend itself funds ( ? ) f o r “ nccordiug to the provisions o f the ,sortion that the payment of a reuthe benefit of individuals who were a talking now from the records, and $ 8.3 0 s 30 x .S!/2 ................$ 7.35 everything I tell you is a matter o f JCity Churter get those bonds, bluff tlwllll|l|e brokerage fee is mill ami delinquent in their payments, and ■ 16.10 32x4 .........:...... 12.4(1 record in the City Hull, that was the State Atnrney, bluff the Cir kv„i,| 1 will read you a letter from t|le previous obligations issued for ■ i SDm Caldwell A Raymond, foremost bond them and underwritten by the ( ’ it v ■ about <5 per cent interest on bonds; 33.10 30x5 8 p ly h e a v y s e r v ic e buff the financial world in Wall experts in the United Statea whose being repealed. Was that illegal? ■ im didn’t know that the Charter Street and put the proceedings he- opinion is a condition precident that Mr. Lake then proceeded t" New * provided that Utility bonds might | 36.60 33x5 8 p ly h e a v y s e r v i c e fore the foremost legal minds in (\Val| Street requires before it buy# i York nnd the time was so short that ■ bo sold for 1*5 cents on the dollars, ] 10.70 29x4.40 ................ 8.40 rJmight paving bonds can he sold j Now A or!; nnd bluff them nnd get bonds. Either believe Messrs. Cald- after the proceedings were author-1 ■ a favorable opinion upon which tin well & Raymond, or believe T‘ ” ‘ r* Iized for tlu* issuance o f these ccr- B for 115 cents on the dollar and other 15.85 : 3 0 x4 .9 5 .................. 12.20 investor will buy securities, which Herring, and leave me out o f the tificates wo didn’t have time to ■ obligations onu hundred cents on neemding to Judge Herring, are discussion. get them printed because July 1st J (he dollar. 17.70 ! 3 0 x 5 .2 5 .................. 13.65 null .-.ml void. I.etier: "R e — City o f Sanford lie didn't know that. Another lit- 1 W hut bus thut got to do with Florida, Ltonds $100,000. Improve- was onhund. 1 wrote a temporary ■ 20.85 3 0 x 5 .7 7 .................. 16.00 lie error lie made I will show you. ‘ w bother you are going to have merit Ronds series 88, for Muni- certificate on the typewriter for * $161,000.00, took the entire proceed■ He told you, if you will refer to his J'three e.-miiiisslomirs or five com- cipnl FireStation, etc 25.50 i„g to New York placed thematter i address, that the City of Sanford niissiotuTs? Judge Housholder.has I ...................... c ity Commission, beforo Caldwell &Raymond and 2 repair parts. before this time last year had sold asked me to digress lierc u moment ‘ City of Sanford, Florida, Sirs:— arranged to borrow that money and j 3175,01)0.00 of the bonds of the City, with reference to tins charge of i W’e have examined Agency Con- did get that money with the nssis- 8 B U Y “ D IA M O N D S ” A T and that I hey had paid 5<’I or 57 furnishing water free to the H\it- tract covering the above mention- tance of Mr, Lake and the obli- ■ thousand dollars brokerage fee on ton Construction Company. Why ed bond issues, entered into between gallons were paid. that sale. Just a little error of doesn't this scurilou# sheet, fills t|u city o f Sunford, Florida, and Now there is no reason for Judge H calculation on the part of Judge' sniaTI‘ tb\yn~Mltl'itt • of ltnndnT’ iTi j] \V. Riley, under date o f June Id Herring telling you he can’t get ■ Herring. The amount of bonds wo He’ilt'sf..’ ' . ....... *~l i*e»7. under which said bonds were these facts and figures from the JJ Applause. sold for your Commission to Eddy record, I have here in my hand , n nd. A Mag mil in, 10th and Sanford, 1st. A Elm paid a brokerage tec of fifty-two or Why don’t they also say that thP|(Vi A Co., on June 18th, 1927, and copy o f the origin fifty-three thousand dollars, nnd City o( Sanford furnished the Sew- said contract having entered into in H. W, Riley offer or Jones Tire Shop not a brokerage fee of that amount er Contractors free water- and why "oo<i faith, is in our opinion, a these certificates, rigimil * * ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ * ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■■■■■ on tin- sale of $476,000.00. That didn’t ho tell you tlint one o f the ( _ ____________ ________ ___ ___________________ _ -was simply an error in arithmetic, water was furnished- and that all _____ ____ ______________________________________ $1,100.00. moneys payaM,- under that eon- r"--—--'-t— ” ...-----_ _ _ — ------------ 1— Nmv there has been a whole lot trnct was payable to E. A. Doug­ said to you, my friends, about sell­ lass. They didn’t charge him, for .t ing bonds at a (sacrifice I stand be­ any water.—All Hint is just Uf, fore you here tonight and I am muddy the issue and 1 tell you, , willing to slack my reputation m without fear o f contradiction, f-hat l it, that the City o f Sanford, Florida every municipality in the State of ^ in its history, since 1 have been coll­ Florida in letting sewer contracts a tt ated with the administration, and paving contracts, as part of which has been practically contin­ the consideration qf the letting, BK uously since 1907, except for h eitnuf verbally agree in open meetshort time when I was in the serv­ ing c-r put it in the specifications v a ice and a abort time there after in the contract, that lliey will when Judge Herring was City A t­ Wluit harm was there in tlmt? torney, a for about eighteen mon­ You know, as ths, and I say to you that during the life o f the mad is tho found#* that period o f time the City of San­ lion, the pm per wetting aim |uupT®Bk ford has never sold a bond that er tamping and colling before layi j bore a greater into o f interest than tag the Hurfare, and you know if a 'i 0 per cent. contractor is furnished water that 1 Yet they will toll you that I he already belongs to the City that City of Sanford through extrava- they won’t have to buy, won’t hnvo gonl administration and through an inspector on the ground to asfalse legal information obtained certain that they use the umount through me, have thrown away the speeiflcatiims require— that Qsxcw m a g n ific e n c e new p o w e r,./ / ^ fe a tu re s new l o w e r p ric e s./ IN A M E R IC A F. O. II. D etroit—Full Factory nqtiipm*n! 4 -l)o o r Sedan (N ot a Coach) v New Cars Have Received a Welcome so Emphatic and Sincere As Dndgc Brothers expected, this brilliant new Pour lias instantly won a vast and enthusiastic following— is already a spectacular national hit. Within two days after the first public showing orders were received lor $3*250,000 worth o f the new Sedans. MEYE P SEP they will use more water, nml you vnlid and binding rontrnct. Ic will get » better job nml save1 Yourfl tiuly, etc. . . . P money t<- the City by lettlr.ir the'nml we laid that opinion down be- < contractor ubo the water free.Ita tore Eddy t '!) t o., and he soya hi n . costing the City anything— " i will take the bonus,’ Now, who tl they don't have to have u meter ore you going to believe, Caldwell I11 and don’t have to have a r.tnn & Raymond, or Judge H e r r i n g ni i standing there Watching him. Another statement .ludge Her- 1,1 j Am .her -ling-'-for some reason- ring mane: “ Why was it necessary assigned to nte-Why has Dream- for the City Commission to sell i wold been paved? I will answer n Certificate of Indebtedness to pay that first by asking another ques-1principal and interest on bonds’ = ion - Why haven't the owners of previously sold? "The answer to | certain other stib-divisibna paid that question: 1, it was neccsBiuy ^ their paving assessments? ’ because with regard to the street B A nnlause I paving bonds the only funds com- ■ Milc-a-minutc performance at this unheard-of price is one striking reason— and here arc a few o f the others; From 0 to 25 miles an hour through gears in less (halt 7 seconds! Longest springhasc ol any car under $100(1! 25 miles per gallon o f gas at 25 miles per hour. H E a w a it e d 1928 m o d e ls by Chandler have a rrived — opening a still greater era o f success for a com ­ p a n y that e n jo y s a m o st e n v ia b le position o f strength, independence and stability. T F o r 1928 — bodies o f supple lines, built close to the ground— w ith smart color them es carried out in exquisite h arm ony— form and finish that fairly radiate the presence o f unimpeachable quality. E xtra-long springs that really absorb sh ocks— ex tra -w id e seats, extra-deep cushions nnd extra-rich upholstery— interior fittings and decorations o f the most advanced fashion — not only all the finest com forts o f motoring, but a w ealth o f unusual nnd delightful nice­ ties and lu x u rie s ! ' A sm oother-flow ing developm ent o f Chandler’s w orld-fam ous Pik es Peak p ow er principle— new features and re­ finements that further accentuate the difference betw een Chandler perform ­ ance and ordinary performance. A n d n e w lo w e r p r ic e s ! T h e new Special Sixes by Chandler range from $945 to $1235; the new B ig Sixes, from $1495 to $1795; the new R o ya l Eights, from $1995 to $2195; all prices f. o. b. Factory. Just s e » these n ew est Chandlers. Just reel o ff some trial m ileage in one. A n d please g o th o lim it in m a k in g comparisons. 19-foot (urning radius! Chic, smart, up-to-thc-minutc body lines— fashionable pastel colors! Plenty o f seat-room, leg-room, head-room—a hig, lux­ urious interior, richly upholstered! Commercial Street Huilt to last long and re-sell high. And (he lowest priced sedan in Dodge Brothers historySee it—drive it— and you’ll deliberate no longer. Ph on e 148 :X I o x ig e B r o th er s ,In c C H A N D L E R -C L B V B L A N D M O TO RS C O R P O R A T IO N �- •, no*- PAG E FIVJ* THE SAN FO RI) HERALD, S A TU R D A Y , AUGUST fi. 1027 me Phone >8 148 I SANFORD Overland Co. Willys- LADIES— Earn $15 dozen sewing TW O N E W — nicely furnished 17I f f l f t l / f T 17 T A U L V B Y W IL L IA M S O U T OUR W A Y V MJf‘lf ^ Overland, Whipples,: aprons; absolutely no selling; ex* apartments, $25 per month. Wl»»( A I L U L I L/I j I j 1 / U i L J ar. Coiumeaial St«. n.ono .»B. i porienco unnecessary; material.* W. First Jit. I'm.lie -tl*. -twn star ta d . rates *■ nu< ( i o t o T h a T o n c e . I ( Ne.-s.TH 0 ovl 3 c ~ n , \ S B U lN fll S’ iitin eoM PMUK"*- I* ? 1’ Addressed envelope brings inj M-.ftii.NUi.K I IjltSDN* ESSEX m , notions. A LP H A , 202 Main S;„ nun S P E N T FOUR MOWTVlS ) To SLEEP J oG t tM ituui tan 'TH' s a m e . IN A f* : Cash III Advilnr«* 16— I louses* l*'«»r R ea l V . Paterson, New Jersey. fthw » • .. t r u i n ' To a t t r a c t To m u ss h im . *03 Oak Avo. -----—1-------------- :.*______ _ _ M A G A Z IN E TrC T 1 D I D , HtE> A T T E n T O M a n ’ Co in li O N H 'S Phone *tl ! I<Al>IR,S— Earn ?lfi dozen sewing M E 'S S T o O ^ im ' IM l-"^ » flQ - OiiiVMHEM HE DtO S E E M E O xmm "ITm E Amo * ’ ns lionic experience unneces­ FURNISHED FIVE R O O M house, S P A R E -TtME S O lP l' BO G S ne ails, will bp received For rent. Phone ROfiW. 4— llitsine.ss Service W AH feS U P J o S T HE SEZ S A W sary; materials cut; instructions' runs and collector sent VJlLL KlOTtCE M »M A M O Change In N a m e IsO ne O f.Now is r tiM L T o SEE furnished. Addressed envelope D O m ' T V O L ) Ci E T fitly for payment. P U S H 'I M A t A E A O . C E -H t E TH AT HE Do m T 9 ° * M E TA L ROOFING—The ftoof Ev- brings particulars. Milo Garment, Policies luiiuirurntcd Hy » he p .... . I Or n line EMOUGH OF TH A T 4 Jr "S, er' isting. Metal shingles; 235 Broadway, Bayonne, N. J. FOR KENT—Two five room bun­ i T o n T h 1c o m P W o , A W B U L C MEvjE R S E E E . "•.............. He a tide Federal Iln din C om m issitm ; in e i g h t H O U R S ? T iM e . galows with gurnge. Modern cona m s ^ R im g l i k e A t c o t . ........ 7c n line 'standing seam tin and galvlnizcd Keasims F o r C h an ge (Tiletl "IWATS 'Ab-W IM nuits. Sen James il. Cowan. Oak 1 f)UNC5 LADY W ANTED : One |venicnces, good location, rent veasH E A L W A Y S T A W E S A W AP L rates on request. Ave. an,) 'third St. Phone i l l . who means business and wants unable. Phono LIT. and ash for T. IM H t s S P A R E T i m e Hi International News Service ) to get into one of the Iwst paying A. Brotherson. WASHINGTON. Aug. 0. — i reduced rates me for ana most fascinating lines of work. t'N S I Enter •■kiloeyele' exit Itive insertions, YOUR BUSINESS card appear This work will require n month of lords of average length K"“ttJBj&'f! w :j| preparation during which time a 1FOUR ROOM HOUSE for relit; "wave length." ing daily in (Ids column That is one of the n w educat­ luted n line. Bpr— i small renumeration will be paid. garage, 1112 Elm Ave. !• tve ional policies of the Federal Radio -.r.xt‘. ! *•’ Lim charge of 3"c foi IThe applicant nccepmi accepted nuer after tr train-1 ss a nuch over 3,000 every day! |»” c nppncnni a in - room h(MIMi.; farilK„ 4lO I'alnteUo Comniisrion. Lrtion. , . . . , . who demonstrates her ability . n „. Fdvertising is restricted ' "Il is much easier for the radio -and it costs so little a 12 word wilt receive a salary proportionate - II ) *'v■ ’ - 3rr|er clossifuntion. j listener to log the stations on bis I error is mode The San* ad Mr ime month costs only $2.00. *? , Num# , ° * — dials in kilocycles, because for ade­ 1 v loose who absolutely mean inins- * frald will be responsible quate technical reasons all station Phone 118 ntss and who are willing to work mm------ (iTir incorrect insertion. a month for small pay until they FIVE ROOM HOUSE for rent; frequencies are in even numbers F* ■ Ivertiser for subsequent spaced with divisions of ten," de­ Inst ..<k for "Classified Depart- deserve more need apply. Apply in garage, 2u7 Holly Ave. Apply IL • utttnuI ds. The office should be clared Dr. J. IL Dellinger, chief -totri caste „ 'person between the hours of six Levy, Valdez Hotel. f, immediately in case of ,of the radio laboratory of the Mill mcnl 'and seven, evenings, M. G. Lewis, Hon an of Standards. T -:-‘ I’ll,; Herald. "The wave length ruling, on the ) ADVERTISERS FOR R E N T:—Two houses. 1403 other hand are troublesome and arc CLEAN UP YOUR OLD W A LLS 6— Help Wanted (M a le) i amt 1405 W. First Street. Kent separated by different amounts all ’ ' , 'l . I Herald representative W 1I’ll THE NEW W A LL P A IN T i Vulcanizing Works. L|,ly familial with rates, SOMETHING NEW AND BET­ O PPO RTU NITY FOR ov« r the dial.” YOUNG [•md eW nicntion will TER. FOR FURTHER IN FO RM A­ The word kilocycle, although a man who wants to learn good £3 T entnpa-te Information. TION. CALL PHONE 235-.1 OR business. Possibility of small pay , . familiar one to radio technicians |you wish, they will assist SEE, V. U. t'OLI.EK, SANFORD, while learning. Business is fnsciua- I*Olt KLN 1: —5 room unfitritisli-|j,|„| -viciitists. was introduced into ' i ■ wording your want ml. FLA. ed stucco bungalow, 2 hint ,|1(1 n(t.„i listener a few ling, pays well to experienced men |e it more effective, Will enable you to get work in any ' ".xujis, living room, dining room, |,y Federal Radio PHONOGRAPH.... repairing, piano eitv. ttnlv those who mean bind- kitchen (equipped with electi.e wliiel| anmvneed , 111*t'oimidssion ..... . n r - -I..,--,...... . m»,,» .ill IpOPTANT NOTICE Y Sf tuning by experts with l i years ness ami are willing to "put out" range,> hnili (with hoi and 1,1 l,|it.s allocations in lorn i of the kiloexperience. .Sanford Mu.ve Store need apply. Ijewiu, at Herald be­ wativrj. Locate,I 2:100 Palmetto |cycle rather than the meter-wave L j i t n st.iUild give their A m hoc, rent "tininier rules, phone i length. and Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & 11 M: tween *5:00 and 7:00 P. M. f,r post office address us 148. Lander Arcade, Phone 832. L lindr phone number it Deling, r declared that the de­ ledire results. About or.e BOYS W ANTE D — Can use five ! lusion to repluce meters by kilo, BUILDING BLOCKS — irrigation out of a thousand has good boys who ore hustlers. Can cycles is hi line with scientific no- > boxes and general cement work ' earn as high as u dollar ail after-! hliuMf and the others •I ROO.M Cottage, tuifui nlshed, for i iiraev ns well as greater lOltvonMiracle Concrete Co. J. E. Ter* fcoiiunurJcnte with V«u ... , ... noon. Apply Circulation Departrent. 170n block, $25 a month. i f III - to tile public. willeger, Proy. .trd am! him. j m(.nt Herald. J they know your mtlress. Box 1700 care lleiald. Was A Mistake o p e Idisfiinliiiuanrf Mt h I The original use of wave length LAN KY,S DRUG STORE -Pre- o__ Finunrinl lit perMMi nl 1 he Sanford m f% u % DAT Off Ci » ; t ar nca aisvicc, aw and meters was really q mistake, ■criptlons. Drugs, Soda. We are ■ office or by IHU'r. I fir* I SI— House,-* l*'«ir Stile according to Dell.igcr, having, 4iftf«>ntlnuanri*tf air n«»i us near you as your ptioae. Call L'J MONEY— to loan on Improved decaused lonfiisit’U ami stood as an m. S e plem her fi«h. .027, fo r or part th ereo f which, l.t th e lf riinbh. residential propertj .n on ai;ooh.> Ho- Ml, •tolo n.III)ulehlltK JVIGIJ T-CH It 1S EN BERRY PHI NT Sanford at 0 per cent interest, no FOR S A L E :— Four room cottage olistacl - in the path • f the serious •julr.-.l „l all lnliiir, n o i t e r l - , 1 g i . ...... I.e ill tile oeet l o ­ on one o f hc*s( lots on Mugnominded who sought to learn the ,.j, . ,i f . , , r r -it, On(*,>mi itmis.m ut • i|til|imi-iii a ml o th er th in g* iciest of the I’oiiitt). ous Prompt - Efficient SHOP — Printing, Engraving, luokerage- Address I-onn I*. O Box JOHe, Ml-.lsl tl, Service Ra Avenue, nead South Sid* principles of radio. The public, he t iorliia i,< ito- inn ''mn ineessitrc f a r the c o n s iruettoil o f _mtiosniiig. See os first. We do 503 City. lo o t toll....... . run it In S«nilnoto fim lr m it n . Uoarit o f O o u i i l f School — Price icusomthle. Ttrms ad 'e,l. has continued to use meters 'j' ' oi"w i,u-lT'ti « 'i.mmlssloio'is. S e atlaal* it. Phone 417-W. R. R, A vm» u»t'euiiiy, r i o r l d a . ■ nuntv l-'lnrlilu. lo suit piirehaser. Owtici Box 4J1 simple because the habit got starti , .inly The'ivork w lit •■■insist » f upproxl Commercial Street. \ i: D O U aL A S M . tan- llt*ralil. iiml fi *r nti otlu»r ivi»!***n. f**2t >«»n t*» iht* Maui. *• i*i> hm» .h u h *»r i-it-ari.iM. H>7.ituuiu f m unis 10-A— Pouilrv And IOrrh i ’Ii- i I, nf. i h r t’lreiili t.’nurt. . I .! .1 1,11 ... .i.a 1 1\11 tit* .11.1 nc-t.i*‘l Moll HIM .*11 )»||« MtHHlhiM, 1'00(IKIO r*| — _ — j III neleplitlff M l® ®vt«l _ kllCNSyCl® It,, \ ^ Ii.rv * Ui Hunt 1 1 1 »!• ) D O Ylrm liiaitlnt with U h * 1 1 *1 ! LUMBER and comnlete line r.f » * . - — , mi *,» tlio radio rommiHHion «*<*n tt i > i .•••'««*i • ut»*»o n* |mi|n : i -a*> tirulnimt Miructiirfu ulili-h m it ii i: to n ip n m iiiM building material. Low prices. iit-Mii.■] j , County Judge, SenitLllON and PLUMBING BABY CHICKS, send no money. v; a i i.--.. .......... r five utilizing the results of several ,i, ,. ui,. i ..... m ''. fiitoi *"> '"*•*- ,:'M ,l" " iinii, * 'minty, Stale nf t-'iurlda. -xilty Wo handle electric Security Lumber Co "Where Goad U r ship c . (). I ). n> * room iiungulow^ on PnlmHlo * ,n,*s I'xpnrionc** in l»nm« ••nnliir ■ 1 lt, >*»» •••»••»* *tn»i • * » c.*i(i« h i I oiih nr«* "n In re I’ s liu a nf Murry Hrnndnn i*™14” ' . ljirll1 Grades Come From Maple and L e w is , I ,ri-e*«ed. pumps, home light < ' Rlxlh. ,,honi. 7S,7> inun when th« clucks art* denvorca. in Sanftml IKiuhtN cor- Snauiiurs nthor thmt th« uniform 10 *n* h o*»i . » -n n i.i* onhUfth »*i» ni» .a tin* *»iri*»-« »»f th** J-’Jl,\r^ lllV,f Tn nil creditors, legatees. d U t r l h il l JljntH. Sanforil Muchini* < <». ______________________ S i will, eh’ctrlc kilo, v ies between statb-ns havo one. . t i X lee*. and all Iieienli-I liuVltlR nnd Dt'|is, $14.00 Mixed $10.00 l huida rnn^ , 1 1 ()j water heater, price less I eit tried and itbvaya have lidded |,,u,llsllt-,l In Wvntln.d* ..itl •■ •■ | iit> « tony tie ••lOittneO from c la im s nr demands a g a in s t said 1CONCRETE in every shape • stale: Hie CoKlnewtfa r tio.tni. it And Found form, block*, tile roofing, unm- j Baby ('hickory, I-ukeland, Ha. ; titan market value, terms to suit.1to interference. I1'1'.'.1."!' ■* 11' •' I’l oposnlH must tic solunltti-d tin Yon. and each of yon. a r e hereby nf ilie I’lcrlt mentals, etc. sanrord Cement Prod- j ~ . |i'ox 15 C. U. Herald. t "The ittliewtlt Wither.* i •« ofM l! the I'ln-oii I'miri i-i.y ulur fo rm * a ad must t*** i.cootn* nmIfje*l and required In present ,, reason for this is. etui Ihr eat nets Company, Fifth und Maple BABY ('H it KS, Rock#, lied* and that the radio wave currying Ml|, ,i„. I i|.-ij .Inly, v l> is:; 'I. , nl, <t l*> a *■•-, rtfli'il clt*-,-U tliuili* any claims and d em an d * which you. OF 7 KEYS found T ups- , Sts. Rhone 1 1 2-W . II.I \ n Ml- to V 14. ItiiiiKlns*. I ’li'rU of si either nf you, mu> have nualnst Leghorns, all extra fine quality t speech or muric docs ni’l occupy » (SDAl.i it** f i i i - o i i fiitifl Sanford , l-'torMs. (he e s liilr o f Hurry lli uoil on l.e w l * V. i: nijn:t..vHd In llt'th St. Owner m«y have 1stock. Write me. Amo# TT. N’ iirmsingle shhrji frequency, but arti 'utirl Seiiitoi,l*‘ for no tioiontii ••*! n itI to .1 i>*-r cent deceased, late of Semlonle County, <*1. rU e’ ti i'iiil j FOR S A LE :— Five room Spanish ( railing at Herald and pay* j jnti. Pine Castle, Fla. t il,,, total a in mi nt o f I tin Mil Florida, to III* lino, due. U. Sharon CLARENCE SMITH t'littlll., . uiiIIV occupies n little hand of fre-j | bungalow on Park Avenue, 2 Til** soi*ri*s#fIII lit,liter Will l*o re* f , m i l l } Jud ge o f Srmlimln f o u n t ) , |t> V M U I’. KK:: this ad. General Contractor ............... cor garage, nice..lawn, immediate qtiencies IP kilocycles wide, Del-; I* < , ijiiln- In g l \ e a hitii-1V In,ml. U|i- ul his office lo the County C ou rtOOP W, First St. ,, I.ivcd li> I tie linard of OOUttiy h, use lit Hanford. Seminole County, \V. A. I’A T T I H I I A L I *. possession,—-jcan't tie bent for the inger explained, 11— .Miscellaneous HonakUes i •,iiiiinl*»lotier« for on nnmotit Klnrldn. within twelve month* front Phone 441 I y*i■liei,m ■imi in i ......Inltialilgi price, ternis $20P.PP cash, balasteej Meaning of Word • ■Hint in rui per cent nf the ...... mil the ilnle hereof. Mated June 34. A, Fliirldii monthly. Box 148 care Herald, “The word kilocycle need cause, i trlii odn. IV U'I7. Mil. M ETAL ROOFING— The Roof Ev­ MARRY IF I.O NELY: most sueThe i U h l Is re se rved hy tlin D A I S Y M. t.K W IH i tut dimnny. Kilo means thousand— . ' Voi<d-p *p« » n v rit\ « i on# DODGE Ctei-lltl M of I In- 14-1 ale of It,.iinl nf futility C om m is sio n er*' erlasting. Metal shingle-.; 1 cessful "Home Maker"; liundred* TTI _' f . icvde means one complete altera-' *,,,.,i,.,i t*tii ** will to received !•» tn cars and Grahunt truck# Harry llrundno Lew is, Mereject iillv or all Mils, mill to standing Heam tin and galvanized 20— l arntfj l-^r ,Snle ti„n. The number of kilocycles is Hi. lionrd <>f r..,i.i! t;ominl*»h.nerH ceased In waive fnrinulllli-H nr iircept any hid t l 13th St. Phone 3. i '. iuii I) .1‘loi-iita n |i roofs. See Jamon 11. Cowan. Oak — — - ■■■■ — 1■ .. ,ibe thousands of times that the rn- 1 '' •ve. and Thud St Phone 111. "The Successful Club", Mrs. Nusn. I ..tl c i i r * / sill-,., n. /* I I'idly alternating current in the, -r-pNS i COWAN CO., auto I ill* SALE n il LA I . 50 ncre t .1- „ nl,,iuu, , r i|„. s,q repents its flow i Box 55P, Oakland, Calif. lt<ir mid sheet metal vvrirks, SPECIAL NOTH W cry and truck farm: all or part; h) ,.llhl,r q j , i „ „»,* second, f rill Ave. Phone 710-W. Ford generator!* exchanged $4.W> nccc*M,ry to find out A u t o A w n - all under cultivation. Seven inIK* , .*wh(.n jt Generator* • 'orters, magnetos, KOnth or Orlando mi Dixie High* „ , t, „p,,roxinmtc kilocycle rating IAN FORD BUICK CO. fans, plants and -power w ay. Thus, " '1‘ \ tinder Seen, Ktila- , urrespouding t<» a certain number I 212 Magnolia Ave, motors, nil makes and types re­ mtuum Mich of nietirs, i f vice versa, it is done 2-A FARM TOOLS W ANTED Phone 3(17 paired and rebuilt. Armature wind­ by dividing 300,000 by the number. ing. All work guaranteed ns new 1For example, 300 meters corre­ j MODEL TRIM CO. ,-nuipment. Business established i i — Acrcuge For Sale sponds to 1,000 kilocycles. For ex­ him the car, not the owner." 1914. 200 N. Park Ave. Tel 777 or 775. act conversion the fact lo be used ] Phone 817 for estimates Wilson Electric Co. FOR S ALE : IP acres in Long is not exactly 300,000 but 200,820." P. W. RADFORD 18 Forest Street 15— Apartment For Kent Delinger, wood, corner of Grove nnd Dr . . . however, added that in ,brrfcfiO11v flip# J11ii ■ align Avenues, S.E.1-4 of N.E. 1-4 view of the action of the eonmiix [H U PS — MARMONS N1CEIA FURNISHED house- ()f s.W. 1-4 St>c. 25, Twp. 20. Range sion there probably will be little oclanford Automobile Co. 5— H elp W an ted Female keeping apartments, 2 rooms,$4; m, Thus. J /Ju*ter «5 Gnnsevoort casion for radio listeners to make kgnolia Ave, Phone 137. — *---- - 3 rooms $1 weekly. 314 E. 5th. I Street, New York. .use of the word meter and the need Cm* making that cnnversb-ts from fv’KW SANFORD BOOSTER W ANTED —-capable white vvoinim t** come In home for few days to THREE I-ROOM furnished apart­ lone to tile other will disappear 1* only $LU0, Studcbak1*!' ments. also one 3-room and one 21—-IAHs For Sale ' soon. If- Avk for carbon juice with core for five year old boy. Apply pie- stopn the knock. San at once. References. Addte-s 1119 4-room. Rates reduced, fill Park l Ave. Rhone 251. Eust Seventh St. Enrage Co. MUCK f.ANDS ARE VALU AB LE ix r u i n i t c ih u it t w h v t y Just three m.t.m from the city T! U m i h x tl, !: co I a 1 B Y T A Y L O B liinits M’N P O P on highway I have eight' ,,.v V't.'mI(>A. *> r u t M ', tierca of muck land# that cun Iw \ ’ lilt Y bought for $500 an acre or special) in lb* <’.>ll»u»*tl and Anna LivingGutss 0URYRV6S \ f OH V'COULD^BwT) Nr | price made on all o f it. T h irty1 ">«• '."""doltmot* EflERif-ur ilrwov wnrn V w r i t r-r>i OPPOSITE DIRECTIONS -Rltltr, MEN RY, WHEW VfCLl, 'L Li a B c£-Tr arte* in entire trnrt includes citItnhi-rtsnn. Infi-mbmi TH E F iR S T O N C fEY HARPED (ABOUT US i g an B e n t Re a d y — i t u# land* and other good garden OUMI4R <>r I 'f lt l. lf VTP*N' BACK IN FRONT D F l wIimm* y'NG LAZY AND You IN A Rnce i land. Fine place for poultry and “K r S er — j OUR HOUSE YflNS ^ACTIVE w SINCE AROUND THG truck of all Und*. Men can muke •IfliV) nit*) •»tl uri» Id I’VE SEEN EtCERClSlNQ. BLOCK living raising bulli*, celery, vege­ > sd workimg iki r u e tables and poultry for Sanford and al'RDEw I MEVCR f e l t (Jilundo markets. Address R.\A. C. BETTe R — I COULD enre Herald. This will nut be mi IRvjm a m a r a t h o n market long. If you do not think this laud t* worth the price try !o buy some of the muck lands in other part# of the coUtltt'V* ford Mail) llrralcf PLACE 0 F W A V E LENGTH IN R AD IO J: H . J r- ■ - W * ;>6— Miscellaneous F o r Sul* . i \ t FU RNITU RE FOR COMPLETE house, Will sell individual nets. Address 408 Rnlmctto. Rhone 171W. j your CLASSIFIED 'AD* Fi rst Na tiona l Bank ! I you're a t e l e p h o n e subscriber simply lift tlu* hook, ask fo r 148 and state your request. It ’s a service that makes it com paratively easy fo r you In insert you r advertisem ent. A n d W ant ads o f f e r the solution to m any a problem. T h e re ’s alw ays someone e a g e r to buy, sell or trade; someone wlio has a service to o ffe r . Results are certain and the cost is quite m o d - . orate. •The Hank oT Service” v;,Y '.T o*. 's C A FEW SECONDS LATER-. Go/ J >v That big long legged bird has Tie advantage OF WE— I'LL JUST T7TK£ fi SHORT cu r OYER THIS FENCE- HE'LL NEVeft THE difference r I —f 1FOR SALE : one wood range, one 2 burner oils!five, with oven, or.e 2 burner yaa range and other furni­ ture cheap. Ktlfi Magnolia Ave. Rlicne 2011. f ~\ ,+ii ~ THREE BURNER Florence oil range with oven* Mrs. (!<••», Ilerbst. I0*.» Holly Ave. City.. -H I __ *40 U * **t Off. constant aim and custom to extend the nest prac­ FRYERS FOR S A L E —.30 cent* 11 und. Casper, Sanford Avenue, Luke Jessup ltd., firatfurm on left. « o i i oN o It Is Our *«(•« tical and efficient finan­ cial service to Our Pat­ rons. Conte in S '* all Before 11 o'clock For Flic Day 's Insertion Cordially yours, m ark i:r NEW YORK. Attv, 0 - (I N S )— ( Cotton ert os opennl lower *-l«v, * down 09 t,* 13 points. Odultitr •*- J • ............ d at 17 01 down tljt; |lt*i-eo 'ter' •7 27 *Livvit 10 and January 17.33. J down 13. • I The Sanford Herald ,v . & -n T 3' � 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, August 06, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 06, 1927. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 06, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald